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injuries The engine nnd four cars were almost totally
destroyed.
THE CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
EFFECT OF THE GREENBACK VOTE.

EFFECT OF THE GREENBACR VOTE
THE DEMOCRACY HOPING TO GAIN by H-Ihh
REASONS WHY THE VOTE WILL NOT CHANGh
THE RESULT.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TBiBUNh'l
pm ADELPUIA. Oct 24.-SOme OF the Democratic
politicians are hoping for good deal OF assistance
from the Greenback movement in this state En-
cOnraged by the effect of the similar movement III
drawing off votes from the Republican State ucket
in Indiana they begin TO think 1t possible that IL
NAV give them Pennsylvania. They are reckoning
without much accurate knowledge of the strength
of the Greonback faction, l think and they GER
tainly leave out of account one important consid-
Grafton. namely, the fact that last year they cap
tured all that there then was of the Grecnback forces
by their Erie Convention sOft-money resolutions, ana
then lost the State by - 900, without the stimulus
of Presidential canvass to swell the Republican
vote There are now only two counties where the
Greenbackers have an organization that amounts 10
ANYTHING. In Mercer County they have formally
fused with the Democrats, supporting the cahul-
dates of that party for the Legislature, the State
Senate and for Congress. BY this course they nave
thrown away whatever chance they had OF drawing
off Republican votes and are placed III exactly the
attitude they occupied last year
The Congressional District is composed OF Butler
Mercer, and Crawford Counties, and was carried by
Sheakley, Democrat IN 1871 Dy Only 10
majority. Last Fall Gov. Hartranfts ma
jority in the three counties was 1,1G9'
Unless the Republican candidate, Mr. Thompson,
should prove seriously deficient in personal popular
ityt does not seem possible that he can be defeated
In the XVIth District the Grcenbackers have put mp
Prof +. f. Davis as a candidate for Congress. lie
will get few hundred votes in Lycoming County,
but will scarcely have n handful in the other hVe
counties of the district. As LycOming IS a strong
Democratic county, the principle that third par
ties do not hurt minorties, the Republicans have no
reason TO fear the result Of Davs's candidacy. The
district is Republican, and promises TO give John l.
Mitchell a majority of from 800 to LOCO.
In no other districts are there Greenhack candl-
dates ormovements put such candidates in heheld.
The Grecnbackers have Cooper and Cary Electoral
ticket, however headed by Francis W. Hughes OF
Schuylkiu County and J. NJ. Davis of Philadelphia.
There are indications that it will get even as many
as >. 900 votes Logically all it obtains ought to
come from the Democratic party because after es-
pousing the soft-money last year II tins year
tool, mn rs its candidate for President man whom
all sof-money advocates hated one of their worst
enemies But it will not do to count on logic too
much in predicting the action Of Grcenback men,
The ProhIbitionists have also an electoral ticket,
but in the heat of the Presidential canvass that
little party appears almost 10 have oyaporated.
L. " S.
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With a card opposing the election OF Juuge Ear,
- a. seoms also approves Of the decision Oi inc Nou
:, .nueaIs I'm the Tweed case. The Afodng Ia" '0"''
-. " The best Mr.. OCOnOr can say III au'oo"''
Idre Earl is that the Judge has never said
u tnoxs Of in favor OF the Court OF Appears Ut V'e
tnS' ~ stsior Inasnuch as the Judge was In the
,,,on Of Appeals at the time, that fact loses I's
&C bnt we rather guess that If Judge Earl hau
IT, On the Court OF Appeals. and Is as goou 20
pee'. -, him In be- he would have 'c0ncurred' III
e have the very best reason Tor say lng 'ha' '.eo
", doss not concur in Mr.. OConors opihion y, ''o
-, ~ Appeals or the Tweed decsioh' anu Hi'O
4, can hardly be necessary TO say t.that ne s IN IN
though IL e'ii FOR Mr. OCOnOrs letter-that ne
wise nothing OF it until IL was published ana
ssst be condemns 1i adds While Judge Ears official
,ton al the time the Iweeu ucfrso G an o%pion npon
poslnJned him from publicly expressing a ola1
Tesrahe1 CT well known TO his intimate associates va
~ ~ concurred then, as he does now III 'no J"us
the court -. rooon+lv started by
All s,,o naper TO tho effect that Gov Morgan
Sol"e S ss in Cuba II was so preposterous that
oho0 s,r investigating it, pronounced the chaTRc
4 80 - The Hon T.. i. Morgan nnuihg' ho"o''''
-. .ho st,tsmcpt was producing SEINE PreJuu0o
60 N,rgan in the denomination oi AlonN9 -
- addressed q letter upon 'he suUJ'O. ~ -,
= Torrv Gov Morgan's partner VINO loP,0' :" -
Iows. 81 have been partner ol Uo,' .r,-ao.o1
% .- oom,rsng all the time that he mas 'ran'"o'ou
81 yoai' Cnno Neither he nor the firm has ever
s = s,o,,o or over advanced money upon any p""'"
." slaves there, or held either as security ior any
rnose whatever The Mr.. Morgan aliuueu !" ~ go,
Of the western papers having transacted business ner he
tbs Government is not Gov. D. Morgan No,.TVt Uter.
nor his firm ever purchased or sold or were ever 10 the
ested D tne ponaS1 eD1cnt M would also add that the
political attacks made upon m Of SE Which have
rad are as void OF truth n those neIe
poo9apy is Won this without Gov. Morgan Kho"cus0
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
D1ssAT1srIED WITH PARTY RULE.

Fifteen members OF the Kings County Demo
cratic General Committee met last evening at NO lpl
Montaguest, Brooklyn for the purpose oi wthdfd"ns
from the committee. They wcro follows: A. Van
Wvck W McGrcgor steele r. NJ Williams II. e. Worth
C. W Pleasants W c. southwick, J. II. Bidkcmorr.
brewster Kissam Franklin Bemis, T. W Jones' j. H. An
derson, Frederick Wntsc, J. T. Barnard. L. Is. Bar
mum, A. i. Gwahmcy. They constitute por-
ton OF what known rs the reform element
i'm the general committee having been taken IN last Win
ter for the avowcd purpose Of adding rcspecablity To
that body. One Of the gentlemen stated thai ~ tde
time they entered che committee n understood that
exReglstrar Hugh Mclaughlin mad retired from the
control Of political matters but al the recent co''n
Ous was found that his influence great as ever
aud brought about the nomination of men Tor rcponse
officers who were in the opinion OF the reiorineiH NJ
ery unworthy Of office on that account the ne" cr-
nplt severed its connection with the committee. II u
said that nearly 60 other members OF the committee VIII
tender their rtsyndtlOns. Among them are COL A. 4.
DAVIS and s. T. Freeman, the present chairman Oi the
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC-MLLE. AIMEE.

very numerous assemblage was drawn to-
geher at the Academy OF Music, last night, when La
Joie Parfumeuse" given for the second time here
The performance passed smoothly and brlianty-Mle.
Aimee winning hearty Tlaudlts and recalls especially in
the rolckng and mischeyous passages Of the second
act There is In the personality, the acting and the
Foeasm Of Mile. Aimee the charm OF the siren,
and all the proceedings in this opera pass with velvet
step upon the perous edge Of enrcing evil The actress
m no secret Of her power OF popular conquest unknown
IN last nights representation Her acting very able
and charming and her singing uncOmmony piquant.
Tonight she appears-for the last time herein La
File de Madame Ango" The cast will present several
new features. NJ Meneres assumes Trenilz; Nine. Desi
rec acting Amarane makes her first appearance here
and new tenor NJ. Branciart, enacts POmpOnnet
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
DIsDAyDTSG OF HoBOKEN FIREMEN.

A conflict between the police and the Vol
uuteer Fire Department Of Ioboken produced
era weeks ago when large brick building at Hudson aud
Third sts was burnt. George Mccer. member OF the
hook and ladder company, arrested by the police
and taken TO the statiOuhousc for attempting 10 ascend
a ladder 10 aid "A lady 20 escape from the
d,nr, contrary TO the orders OF policeman.
Mcchcr was discharged, and preferred charses AGAINST
Who ON Monday night, after lengthy trial. announced
thlt th charges were dismissed The members or the
Hook and Lauder Company immediately held special
meeting aud general call was issued Tor meeting 10
he.hed Friday night for the purpose ol disOandihs
'r, action OF the Washington Company, when Is lle
oldest the city. said we be followed by the othe
rompanies
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
PlSSENG EKN ARRLTED.

From IoNpoN-H sieam,hip canada OCT. 2i-Mr and
Mrs. \. T. Juilciat A. JulUrlt MI and hts r. Turner,
Mr.. ani Mr. J. e. Baker. Mrs COlwc Mrs H. Lewis MIS-
sparrow. Mrs smith aud child, Mss Julia Dunna Miss B
HARRISON Miss Icutpn. Geo hickman. ". Is Moore, W \.
Jonc- Freeman aNl"y. H. Pearson. Fr'dk Red Charles
I-fltpl Eiwaid ]. B lIeud ,muW Wilson, J. Bragg,
Iho-. MORGAN, e. saunders. W Iorn"lu, Miss liowdrh.
PROM IoNDDN-Iq s'sIUship 44stT1td, oct 2i.--Mra.
Iumssru =. PAfini John Farm. M. Parni J. r. Frost
Nr aud l. D Wiir capt g.. Kitt- NJ. Poster Charles
HAYWOOD Iscrn Robert toyl. Miss Koyil John H.
Uuyan u. NJ Lrw. Mrs &. Read Master r. Ashm an,
4. % stoke. o. a. IUugal. Mr.. DOugall
PROM LINEKFOOIs-in IN Terpshtp Hdiy oct 2i.-Mr.
and j. D. Cumming, Capt Arthur child, T. de Bllcr,
Rev. Jamr- DOuohue Mrs. Arnold aud child. Mrs. VI. \.
Morr- Mrs Luuham. capt J. W Lewis Joshua H. iltchl'
IIld. NJ. And Mr. Dy Miss Dyson, Mt aud
Nr- " PIIkugtnn HpH- Mr.. steel J. Moore, Mt.
bingham 81, HARLEY. Mrs Mckay and infant, l-dor Ar
burger wife Miss Florence ArDurgrr SOn Arbufger
Augustus GTUu mann, simon Ir-.rr
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"CORTICELLp CONQUERS.

WHAT THE CENTENNIAL JUDGES HAVE TO SAY OF
THE NONOTUCR's CELEBRATED SEWING SILK AND
MACHINE TWIST.
The AWARDS or THE CENTENNIAL Judges
and Commissioners are now Onicially made known.
Their opinion Of tnr NOnOtgrk CDHplnys famous q" Cor
tcel" and silk making machinery is an excellent spec-
men Of their most euiOgstic reports phrlscd
The report is dppendcd it JiHL
(ODictu COpyl
UNITED CESTENSIAL COMMISSION, ISTEKSA-
TIoSAL EXIuETOS, 1876. PnIADELPiuA.-rhe United
States Centennial Commission announce the fOOWin. re-
port the basis Of Award to the NunOtuck SILK Com
pany, Florence, Mass, for Sewing Silks and SILK Ma
chinery;
REPORT.
For n splendid exhibit OF n variety OF Sewing S,lks
and Machine Twist of superiority strength
regularity, having
Also, for "A fnG collection Of silk Manufacturing
Machinery, embracing winding, doubling, spinning,
rcengnacnes and spool printing machines, the latter
OF very ingenious construction"
fsEALl A. I. GOsHORN Director General.
j. Il. HAwLEY, President
Attest: ALEX. H. BoTEIER, Secretary.
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THE LOCAL CANVASS.
MEETING OF MR. GREENS SUPPORTERS

MEETING OF Mr.. GREENS SUPPORTERS
A mass meeting of wOrkingmen. who sup
mort Andrew H. Green for Mayor. held last evening
A. Cooncr Institute The ball was we'll filed at the be
ginning OF the meeting but it soon found that oil
who we're present were not adhcrents Of Mr.. Green
Richard X Powers othe stone cutters organization was
elected Chairman, and Edward H. Graome, Secretary.
Mr. Powers on taking tho chair, cuogizcLtho controller
and spoke in favor OF his project OF improving The
aryes and lower districts city lie then prcscnied
a set OF resolutions nominating Mr. Green Tor Mayor
They were put to vote but the sentiment OF the Meeting
seemed divided on their adoption John quinn OF me
stoue-cutier, organization was then introduced lie
asked them 10 give party ahliaon become hu'P l
eut citizens. and vote for Mr. Green. Applause ana
Misses were continued at intervals throughout tho "d-
drr. and when IL finished large number Wh" were
Olposrd 10 the spirit OF the meeting lcit the ha Mr
Cushman Of the taors organization next rtNrW, INC
ticket presented by Tammany Hail. aud stated th4t IL
would he az fitting that their votes shouc De asAcd 'r
OupbO Ammo rs Of the men who are row uhu'T
- 600 bail for murder At the conclusion OF thl"
sccch stranger IN the Of the hall demanded near
ng but before he could reach the platform the chairman
declared the meeting ADJOURNED
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
LOCAL CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

The Republicans of the IXth Congressional
District met at No. 3j2 West Thrtyeghthst on Monday
evening and nominated Gen. Daniel +. sickles. Last
evening at the meeting held at Concordia Hail. No p
Avenue A. Gen S.cklrs said that condition could
he accept the nomination for Congress which had been
rendered him by the Republicans Of tue IN District.
The Anti-Tammany OugrcssOna Convention Of the
With District met at No. 2Dl BOwcry last evening ana
nominated William y. Maclay. -
The TsInmany Congressional Convention OF the Win
ID stric met last evening AT No 2l2 Grandst ana after
much debate nominated Nicholas Muller
The Republicans OF the Id Congressional District OF
BROOKLYN met last evening at No 10 COurt-st, A. j.
Perry presiding John r. Henry, the chairman OF the
committee appointed 10 confer with the SOcnm Demo
Gratis reported that agreement hld been reached on
the name Of Col James Ctyanagh and he WAS therefore
nominated by acClamatOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
ACCIDENT ON TIE YEW.JERSEY CENTRAL.

THREE MIN KILLED AND FOURTEEN INJURED
train Oh the New-Jersey Central Railroad
n on the track last evening at Evona small station
near sonervie, n. j. The engine OF the end Of
open switch, which had been misplaced either by acci
oent or design.
Matthias Denning and william Reilly were killed
instantly, and fourteen persons injured. Jacob
Kline Of White House, badly hurt that he died
one hour afterward from his injuries The Hon John
V' schenek Of Neshanic, Somerset County was badly
nurt about the head Col A. S. Teneyck Of somervlle
had one rib broken and number Of persons had lesser
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

Mr. Thomas will give this evening Wag-
Night" The programme consists in great part OF the
music Of "The Ring Of the Nibeungs," some OF the
selections having been played before in this CITY,
The programme comprises the Introduction and Finale
to Tristan and Isolde" the Introduction Siegmunds
Love Song the Ritt der Walkiirc" wotans Farewell
and Fire Incarnation Scene, from the Walkre," the
"schmelzlied." and "schmicdeled," from siegtried
and the Kaiser March. Mr.. Bischof and Mr. Remmerz
arc the yocasts As will readily DO seen, the concert
will be one OF extraordinary interest
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
LOCAL ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Tammany Hall Convention in the XIth
Assembly District last evening nominated James Nc
COnnell for the Assembly
The XIIth Assembly District Tammany Convention
was held last event at No 257 Thrds and Morris X.
HOlahan was nominated for the Assembly.
The XVIII District Tammany Assembly Convention
evening at Eleycnth-st and Firsave and nom
mated Luke r. COZzcns candidate Tor the Assembly
the IXth Assembly District OF Kings County \. Gif
ford Nelson nominated by the Republicans last
evening
In the lst District OF Brooklyn Daniel Bradley was
nominated a third candidate by the Independent
DemOcTatS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
INDEPENDENT GREENBAcK CONVENTION.

The County Convention of the Independent
Greenback Labor party met last evening at No. 14I
Eghth-st. William A. Carsey presided, aud there
about 200 laborng men present Resolutions were
adopted In favor Of "a fair days wages Tor fair days
work for tho mayor the laborer and the clerk and
demand made for employment on public Improve
ments Jacob Cohen and others were appointed 10 con
fer with other organizations opposed 10 TaDnany Hall.
aud the convention adjourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS
IN WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

The candidates for Congress i'll the West
chester County District George A. Braudreth Rep,
and Clarkson n. Potter who has been renominaod by
the Democrats Mr. Brdndreh has resided in Sing Sing
for over 40 years He a member 0f the Assembly
from the lid District OF Weschcster County in 1S6l6J
aud 1866, and In SGG Chairman OF the Committee
on Cities Since that time he has devoted himself 10 the
practice OF the legal profession. Mr. Brandrch ~ the
Congressional Convention supported the nomination OF
Elliot G. COwdin, and when Mr.. COWdD declined was
himself nominated
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The descent Of tho curve Of pressure Monday was
followed early yesterday morning by rains of greater
amount than all that had preceded in three days Of fog
and drlzzle. Yesterday the mercury, though at low
point remained almost stationary. Temperature is
somewhat reduced. The percentage OF humidity Is
rather high, considering the direction OF tho wind and
cearness of the sky. The peculiar conditions here
perhaps due to rains at distance. There is, however
evidence OF approaching storm.
For this city and vicinity partly cloudy day may be
expocted the sky gradually becoming more perfectly
clear. and the weather growing cooler The morrow will
urobably be
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
LOCAL ALDERMANIc NoMINArIoNs.

The Republican Aldermanic Convention of
the Fourth Senatorial District nominated Col Matthew
Stewart for Alderman last evening.
The Republican Aldermanc Convention OF the Fifth
Senatorial District met at the Blocker Building last
evening, and nominated John j. Morris aud JOnn de
Vrcis.
The Republicans OF the Seventeenth Ward OF Brooklyn
renominated Herman COttrcll for Alderman.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
REPLY TO CARL sCHURZ.

meeting of German Democrats was held
last evening in Germania Hail. Wilamsburgh. The
chief speaker OF the evening Joseph Pulitzer, whose
address To tho speech OF Carl Sch urZ al
the Academy Of Music last Friday evening Several
other German sJeakers addressed tho meeting
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

THE AUSTRIAN AND RUSSIAN FINANCES
A GENERAL CRASH FEARED ~ AUsTEIA-COMMorION


A GENERAL CRASH FEARED ~ AUSTRIA -CoMMOrIoN
~ RUSSIA
LoSDos. Tuesday. oct -, 1876.
The Times to-day in its financial article says only
profound peace aud great revival of trade can
prevent financial catastrophe in Austria. Even
with these We doubt If the hopes of the Austrian
Finance Minister can bc rcalllcd-that by 1878 the
end Of the period Of deficit, will be reached.
4 Times dispatch from Berlin says:
A financial crash OF the most serious character Is
threatening In Russia. The public br-lcge the banking
offices sell Russian Government and company Hlu'ks
but as a offers drclil"d On the Sth and loh
insts nothing salahe AT any price, and worse VIII
happen should Gen lguHtcn's mission take "A warIlko
character. The crisis IA worst IN tho southwestern
provinces gOus To the Possible scat Of war con
ference Of bank directors Few days ago at the nlco o
the Governor OF the National Bank decided they could
do nothing To stay the crisis. Accordingly fresh issues
incOnvcrtihlc paper guas, already more prntllu
than at tho time OF the CIim'np war, expected.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN AsYLUMs.

In another column will be found the re-
markably strong brilliant, well selected, and adroity
arranged programme which has been prepared, under
tos management OF Mr. w. r. Floyd for the occasion Of
tns Benefit TO the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums-set
DOWN for tomorrow, Oct 90 at the Academy of Music
Ahs object needs no cOmmendatOD. There ought TO be
nunincent success, with the attractions prepared.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Mr.. Harnett sells at auction this morning, at
No. lS East Foreth-s good collection OF painting
bronzes &C. the property OF Mr.. Josiah Jex Among the
noticeable pictures CENTS Halt Of the Cara
at Cairo" The Bay Of Naples by Moonlight" by
Achenbach "The Dead Bird" by J. Hubner, and
"GraLng," by L. Robbie
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

formed ,Iersey-ave. the right resting Brighst.
The procession numbered 5000 mou John Coyle acting
grand marshal The linG Of march extended through
the principal streets and many OF the houses bril-
lidntly illuminated.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

The curious public. when they read Of B. T. BAR
BABY SOAR suppose that this Is exclusively de-
signed FOR babies 1t Dee assumed that what's best Tor
babies II best for all No toto soap the world compare
this Tor all the advantages OF purity and peasantucss in
use. It only needs 10 triod.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Parker, Hair Insnin rs the Best and t'a'-t
Ion q. rr made Restoring cray mar 10 ll' and
I,urNIn. and beauty. IL removes a
,.u,,. tho Hair falling ~ IL entirely haTm az" -
,t tir, ingredient. that render many oth'i P'p"l'"N'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
N iRRIED.

HUNTER -RHODES-In Pam. l. >. AT @ tho ri ,ss.trd
to,ar. tl,,, a. f.ylan. by Mons gnpr Epgrr''n l,
by thc Rev Father Dennis, Su~r"r o, liz inn ynr,rIiy
Igfhrr, lf ~ Jo,rph's chapel. william g. iuntut, - Al
of tn, ami son oi the ate william Talbot un, w ,a late
rNlntria, Va. Ia lamIlih AnSS,'II'" '""e
p,lrp A. i,lio,r, Of Providence, X. l.
sTiVEI.S VAN KIPElt-At Paterson - a. -, pi,,r "a
rev ". y Scailcs. Janos otNci' l" H"" ' '
cards.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
MIDNIGHT YEA 1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States rising barometer north winds cooler and
clear weather.
For e l0per lake region and Mdd!e States. rising ba
rOGster fresh aud brsk Wssteriy HOrih-rcS pudS,
eoider clear, partly cloudy usdhe followed by light
RAINS IN the former.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

SUIT TO RECOVER LOAN TO A CONGRESSMAN.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 21.-The Commits
soners Of the Freedman's Savings Bank Of Washington
d. c. have brought suit here against tho Rev. James
Pike for $1,000 loaned him In 1872 when member OF
Congress from the lst New Hampshire District.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

BE good tO Yourself for once. If troubled with a
Cough Cold aud Dr. JAYSE, ENrE,IORNNr sure
remedy Tor Asthma, Peu'y. &c, well as throat Com
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
DEMOCRATIC PARADE IN JERSEY CITY.

The uniformed Democratic clubs of jersey
City held parade last evening" preparatory TO tho grand
demonstration to DO held next week. The line was