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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK Texas (e seedorf for New York. in leaving Bro
men March - sustained damage to and had to
h s.SK 81 dsGa or rans from psn.ass. for Cardiff
proceed
sne Any 70, New Sest which returned to
prncessan Nor, The latter to~ed to London oath
with port bow stove.
nS ballast e + street wharf rhase
BRIG SPRING BIRD tBr Hassell from New York March
sas into IS S s s
cargo damsged The vessel wcnld be condemned the
scnR HELExJ HoLwAY ashore Fire Island reported
full Of The Coast wrecking Company work
iss ns Ssmf %
mate Frank Foster. mate Albert Card cook Thos
scHR LITTLE DAVID before reported ashore Berretta
Point ell Gate SIN lies there aud s IN bad
down she dis every wrsckors viii 70 TO
aaost in three or four days.
scuR GKn OCEAN. OF Portland reported ashore at
cp n h gale "a 0d Is, Seth
viii repair and 1T her for the Bank fishery
k c.sr .s S ps N ss
York great ssis and i Is
Ellsworth. where her master Capt Grant. belonged.
nosros April sar ida Ids Bell With Of ice from
Cape Cod on Tuesday night The vessel and cargo
total loss. The all saved but the who
lost. lilo belonged In Easthampton Long Isxnd.
large unknown brig with loss OF ioremast and with jury
mast rugged. on Wednesday lying anchor OH
Narshned.
lot OF wrecked stuff washed ashore on Cape Cod
which leads the suppoon that oyster los,
point In the storm.
tho schooner Nckerson that coilided
with the White swan Oh Chatham sunday night while
lying at the railroad wharf, received damages from which
she sunk
scnr White Swan broke her moorings at the railroad
wharf, drifting head going nearly through the steam
boat wharf, damaging the vessel and wharf consider
abe extent
Fishing schr Gar Of Hsrwich sunk near the steam
boat wharf
schr Arthur Clifford had her badly dam aged.
There several other small vessels that parted their
moorngs and ashore bus damaged only slightly
BATa, Me, April 5Tho 3mastcd scr Henry II Fisk coal
laden from New York March II. on Chatham on
the evening Of the 2Oth ut since which time nothing
been he ard Of her " Is neved she went all
board in the OF that date Tho here
in 1872 of go burden and
No insurance.
vailed here the part - hours number Of vessels are
awaiting cessation OF the before going to
NEwBunyroEr April 5The hull OF OF about 20,
communication.
NgwroRr. April 5stcamer Metropolis. belonging tho
Old Colony Steamboat Company, aud laid In upper har
Dor dragged her anchors during blow night and
went brosdstde the rocks opposite the asylum. con-
tract has been made with John Son her
LAuScugp--At Essex, April l. line model schr Of 100
tons. owned by Messrs. q II Babson will be com
manded by Capt Charles Lawson, formerly Of schr Multi
ScconduS
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Aptommas gives harp recital thisaiternoon at
Steinway Hail.
Tonight the rvol Theatre benefit will be given to
Mr.. Mortz N. silbcrsten, q popular attach6 Of this
establishment
Tho sale Of for the farewell performances Of tho
Italian opera company commenced yesterday at tho
Academy Of Music.
Titiens called at the White House Sunday evening"
at Mrs Grants invitation, and sang several songs Mrs.
Fred Grant accompanying her on the piano.
Miss Amy Fay, tho pianist played in Boston re-
Gently and achieved q pronounced success by the
peculiar refinement, dclcacy and sweetness or her
style OF playing
Tho Gftloth consecutive performance Of "Brass''
passed or brilliantly at the Park Theatre. The scented
souvenir programmes presented TO the ladies,
Nj. wnhers' Brass waltz, written for the
sion, was played with great success, and Mr.. Rowcs
ubiquitous ring Usual, created or laughter.
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letter from Can't Bculdy Of bark Arnoda Of Nh dated
Pernanbuco March q, reports that whale making IS
barrels had been taken since leaving Bay OF Islands
port spoke Jan H. lat - 30 Ion 50 ~ bark Norman
Campbell. of NIB. bonnd around Cape Horn: had
whales three times but taken nothing Jan - lat 10
spoke bark Andrew Hicks Rowland Of Westport nothing
this who reports few days previous bark Janus
Clifford OF NB report Of OIL Jan ~ bark Com Norris
chas Morgan Tinkham. OF NIB with one whsie. Jan 80.
spoke bark Sp rtan. Trrp OF NIB, with large whale
making i2u bbls lsu all told Feb H. spoke bark Hope on
Baker Of Nh with 100 bbls who bark Pacific Bor
dcn NB with 100 bbs since leaving Fhyai Feb H.
bark Lancer Dowden Of Nh with $50 bbs this Feb
10 lat a. lon ~ l6 spoke bark Draco Peake OF Nh with
whale season. REPORTS no date bark Adene
Gibbs SMELL of Nh, $50 bbls The present up
Of letter had been deal Of bad and whales
spoken-March To- ship Europa. Mckenzie ct NIB, with
400 bbls oil, all told.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RxPoR7KD HERALD STEAM YACHTS AxD HRRALp
wHITEsToxE TELEGRAPH LINK.


wHiTEsToxE rELKGRAPH LINK
Steamer China tBp. GIL Liverpool March 25 and
1Ss yin ID, ndss and - e
line steamer, bound 4.
via Neville 20h with mdse and 100 to Hendcr
Steamer suevia Ger. Franxsn Hamburg March - and
Havrc 18th. with mdsc and 2u6 passengers Kunhardt
3 las AT passed White star
steamer New Orleans Dearborn. New Orleans March 30
with mdse and passengers TO Clark Seaman.
mdse and passengers to Garrison ~p''
steamer Abemare Gibbs Lewcs. Del with mdse the
SHIP Fire Queen ,sef Londonl Hamilton Shanghai 40
81 Hope FEB Il Helena Feb 70 snd p crossed s
Eaaa S March II lon 49, was days north Of Iasssra
Ship Alexander Marshall, Gardner, Liverpool ~ days,
70 Ion sow March 9 during violent gale from NV.
and enes head; II days from the banks with variable
snip shakespeare Ger, Fcchter. Bremen rs days. in
baas, 70 Luling Co. Is anchored sandy Hook for
. BsSs.as l. anchored IL
Mary tof st John. NIB. Pencry cardsnas
Brr Arenora ot Portland buchanan, Matanras ~ days.
with mol".ses 10 Brown l;rss Co March ~ lat 80 ts
ia which lost and split sails and shipped large quantities OF
scnf Gem ef rewey) smith Palermo es days with irais
TO schcee Day; vessel TO II currie Co Passed Glib
ssnr e,h Bsnlss Rree Rio Grande q days, with hide.
winds he last odays. feO 70 lat IS 20 ]. - - ",
spoke ship Sovereign ~ the Seas hence Franciseo
March 20. lar 81 ~ " Ion So ". schr Joseph
S% SMITH, ss rom As M y * lon " 'e
Scht Isaac Oliver. Penucl days with log
wood 60 A Nocnsn: vessel TO ioungs smith Co. Had
heavy gales from Sc 10 NV; split sails
sehr Buehier Ma'oy Cabsrian IL days. with sugar
order
schr Annie Palmer tof Dath Lcwis Baracoa II DAYS
with fruit 20 Madge vessel TO staples Had strong
norsheriy winds.
s, 70 ssss "ss 'iic' wsnS Sas WIN
Schr Wright, Crcpper Virginia
Schr WIN Young, Some - Virginia.
Schr Garrett Y Wright. Chopper. Virginia
Schr % Curtis. Curtis. Virginia.
Schr Tnos Wooilcy. Osborn. Virginia.
schr Ella Strickland strickland Virginia for New London
Schr Florence Dean. wesigate PhiadeiphiA for Provi
dcncr.
Schr chanee. Newell philadelphia for Providence.
Schr VIM Besncnt. Harris Philadelphia Tor Norwlca
Schr " T. cage. smith, Jone>port tor Phindeirhia
schr Helen Augusta. Grant Portland for Philadelphia.
Put In for barber.
ps-Bsrk Nordhavc. tNcrD, from Liverpool. which
choc sandy Hook .n ult, the city
day -.......
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eieanora johnson. Portland for New York
Steamer Nsrsas. Besrsss Boston Tor New iesk
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p8-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CUASTING SERvICE-Captains officers Of vessels
any who observe the displacement removal
OF the buoys requested to communicate the
fact the HERALD order that the may be pub
licy brought the attention Of the proper authorities
letter addressed the HERALD giving the number and
position OF the uoy and the extent of the displacement.
all that necessary.
pS-NorICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NRw York
HERALD has adopted Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coor red red changing from the other
In succession and be several miles distant Cap
ains OF vessels seeing this signal will obge by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
nSPcrsons DESTROYS communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
received from all the world aud promptly de-
livered. Duplicates are required.
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OUR GABLE SHIPPING NEWS


ANTWERP April 5-Arrived bark Herbert Hall OBJ, Dar
via Charleston.
Sailed Sd. brig Fran eNor). Matrow. Boston
BELrAsr April oarks Zvonimr tAus Bislsvu-
cich, Baltimore; 5th. L Bigelow OBJ. Ferris. do
Sailed 5th barks Forest Queen (Br). McAlmount, United
States Eenor Dr. Dunn. do; brig sves Nor,. Olsen. do
BREMEN, April 5-Anved, snip Constants tGer) kuhi-
ken. New Orleans
CARpIvv. April 2-Sailed. Cheiydra (Br Gou
Philadelphia via Halifax. Ms.
cApIz-Sailed the Sarah Smith. for Gloucester Mass
ELsrxoRE, April 3-Arrived. brig Konngen Elizabeth
Ger. Riock. Phiisdslphia.
FRKDxRicxsrADr-saled bark Inga (Nor). for America
GIBRALTAR, about April 3-Arrived. bngs G Chapman
Knight. New York Alice (Br,. Wives. do.
HAxBuRc. April Arrived bark 4Eous (Nor). Krogh.
Wilmington. NC.
LvERrooL, April ARRIVED. ship Royal Charter tBD.
Robins New Orleans: Flora Nor Olsen do vkin-
gen Nor Arnesen, Mattea (Aus Premuda. do; Theo
dore swc Edstrom Gslveston Jas Peake (Br). Haben,
Charleston; 9Th steamer Lake Chsmplan (Br Benson.
Baltimore; Souveran Mor). wllhelmsen Pensacola; schr
John Proctor. Doane. Galveston
Also arrived 4th IL Pm City Of Paris Br. Ken
needy, Now York
Jardne Brothers (Br). Nelson America; Ponema tr
Gordon. do; Tidal Wave (Br Haicrow, do; Shiela B
Mosher, do.
LONDON. April s-Arrved, ship Leandsr tBr), Knight
New York
Sailed I'd bark Lrxie Wright tB Wright United States
9th, ship Enoch Train (Br,. Duncan. New York
LEirH, April 5-ssled. barks Blandins (Aus,. Pero
vich. New York: Osmi Dubrovack Aus. Msranovich do
LRcHoRS. to April 5sailcd. bsrks Pekn Seymour Phil
sdelphia; Mohiear. Berry. Boston.
LISBON to April 5Avsd bark Azor Davis, Boston for
FsyaL
0roRro. about April 3Arrived bark Mary McKee, sharp
Phladeiphia; schrs Edward johnson, Bean. Baitmore
Lizzie Dewey Davis New York Fred Jackson Pettengi
do
Sailed about 81. brig Ennis Dyer, Sc Thomas.
Or ouu Aorf1 Edu,;r fpvl pnr.
den. Baltimore; Ferraro Terzo dtaD. Cuomo. do.
Also arrived 5th, barks Anna Rich (r Murray Balti-
more Kastad (Nor), Muntzen. Philadelphia; Canessa Pa
DIRE daD, Schiano. do; Sara (Nor), Lund Pensacola;
Anal (Nor,, Lunoe. Galveston.
Arrived 4h, IL PM Atlas DID, Hose ason, Boston
for Liverpool land proceeded.
Rio JAsxRo, March 3l-Arrived steamer John Bramsll
tBr) Newngton, New York via Porto Rico &c. % days
run, including all stoppages.
SOUTHAMPTON. April s.. 4 PM-Arrived. steamer Mosel
(Ger) Neynaber, New York for Bremen proceeded
SrAvAScxR-Ssiied. bark Hebe (Nor). New York.
SMYRNA, March 2t-Arrived. brig Helen Holmes, FL.
bridge. Boston; Carolus uta Muro New York via Naples
TRAILER. April 5Arrived. bark Antonio G QtaD, Bara-
bretta, New York
Sailed 5th. bark Vale (Nor), Muller. America
TRTEsrE-sailed, steamer Autocrat (Br), New York.
LIVERPOOL April 5-The board the An
dean, this from New Oslexns took fire to-day
extinguishsd. The damage slight
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH April s. @ PM-wind N.
uoLYuKAp Aprila 30 PM-Wfnd &. barometer 40 IA
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ARREST OF A STOCK BROKER.

Deputy Sheriff Trim yesterday arrested William
Tumbrdge, stock broker Of this city. Patrick Du-
mien swears that on Septcmber4 1875, he deposited
$500 with Tumoridge, requesting him to purchase 100
shares OF Erie stock at SIT per share. Notification
was sent on the same day by Tumbrdge OF the pur-
chase Plaintiff then sent Instructions rot TO sell with
out orders from him, and agreed TO keep up margin
until the stock foil below Sl4 Dumien, on Tuesday
last, demanded his stock, after having rendered Turn
bridge 81, 262 ~ the due after crediting him with
interest anu commission and debiting him with tho
$500. A surrender OF the stock refused By Tum-
bridge Dumien then procured order OF arrest
from Judge McAdam. Tho prisoner yesterday placed
81 600 in the hands Of the Sheriff, the amount OF bail
called for and was set at liberty.
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Steamer City OF Fchburg Springer. New Bedford Tor
steamer Electra Young. Providence for New York
schr item, ihomas. kockland Tor New YORK
seh Hr Eseors mSwsins' Briarspors for New York
seIr Mantle. Bssbs Milestone Fcin, tor New York,
sssr Mar Southport Re" YORK
schr VIM NcCobb. Lever Norw ak for New York.
s VA Lewis o.ss TO-
ssr rssS hq Ssy ssss FOR
schr Luna. Wells. Stony Brook for New York
seS Sr Rsoss Island ANDREWS sag sssq for Now York
schr Mary Hagen, Griffin, Portland for New York
sehr Orlando smith Ferris. iorehssssr New York
sss assfn a. I NsY SSs
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Tilla Ewing New York for New London and
Bark Esther wella New York for Boston.
Schr Charles Morrison smith, New York for - johns
schr Florence Turner Walker. Amboy Tor Portland
schr \ washburn. Muigan. Hsverstraw for New Bod
schr Jonn Lorsr Lincoln Por. johnson for Taunton.
schr Panthea. ODoanell. Port johnson for Boston.
ssh Carl ocp K for
schr I; Eel; Nickerson, Amboy for Norwch s
ssSr Alfred Howe Ellis Por. johnson Tor Warren.
schr Jas Bayies. Arnold Port Johdson for New Bed
ford.
sehr Flying Fish Butt, New York Tor Nsrshper.
sshr c's smish smith, osoksa ior p Prossene
schr Kate 4 Mary Cogswell. Rondout for Providence
ssnr Barss Bartlett New .S York Boston
sehr Mary L Feiters Feiers. New YORK for Boston;
se1r Eeuaras Vest. noSoSea Tor froSidsnce
sshr Dexter Jones Hoeoxen Tor rreyid s:I.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION /
wHirEsrosE IL April s. 1870. Z
The bark Kalma (Br for Johns. NF. which anchored
(Br) Brsst still remains; also unknown
brig probably the chas Dennis Boston, and most OF the
schooners which passed through He'll Gate for the eastward
to-day The bark Esther for Boston, is In Flushing Bay,
awaiting wind.
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Merchants. shipping shipmasters informed
that by teegr~png 10 the HKaALD London Bureau. adj
dressing Bennett. No ~ Fleet street. London the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rupcr
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Esstern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states. the will csbed this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving as and sailing from French and xsd
ports will nnd the Paris once economical
and sxpsdtisus for ssisgSaohlns nswA
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SPOKEN.

Ship Harriet NcGilvery Blake from Liverpool for
COON, Ian ~, lat ~ :. Ion ~ w.
ship Tyro (Brl from Philadelphia for Bremen March 90
lat ~ 81 Ion 81 IL.
An American ship, from Liverpool for Hawkes. Bay Fob
Z, lat rs ~ :. lon ~ ~ w.
Bark sarmiente Adams from Portland for Buenos Ayres
Feb =, lsi ; 10 n lon 20 W
Bark Margaret Wier (BrD, from baltimore Tor Belfast
March "a. lat ~ ~. Ion Al a.
Bark Edward kdder, Park from Boston for Bombay Feb
H. lat 10 s. Ion 70 ~ ".
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Steamers Algeria (Br), for Liverpool; Gulf Stream
Charleston: Ellen Terry, Newborn. NC: barks Alert
t Ser rotterdam; = Chapman tBr) Bristol Fearless
ltsD. Lcghorn; Golden Fleece (Br Barbados; ii Lor-
ing, Cardenas briggs Helen Phinney. Lisbon lsu
Michilino utal) Cork Theodosa (Br Bristol; Charles
Dennis, Philadelphia; Mocwe Ger, Boston,
Wind at sunset. SIC; midnight s.
ter nj sun mi
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RICHARD STOCKTON, OF Pn1NcKroN, N. J.

Mr. Richard Stockton, eldest Of the lato Commo-
dore Stockton, and brother OF ex-senator John p.
Stockton and grandson Of Richard Stockton, ono o.
the sgners Of the Declaration OF Independence died
yesterday morning his home in Princeton N J. He
was grady ate OF Princeton College, and from
early age became closely identified with the
financial department Of the Camden and Am
boy Railroad and canal companies. He was for
many years treasurer OF the former. He married .
daughter the late Professor Albert b. bod, sister
OF Mrs. Edwin A. Stevens, OF Hoboken. Mr. Stockton
mixed In public life politics. seemed welded
TO his railroad and canal interests very
served and inclined to be- misanthropical In his
habits He was hfty-three yehrs oil age.
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EARL OF sHErrrELp.

cable telegram from London, date OF this morning,
reports foows:-"Thc Earl OF Sheffield died yester-
day. aged seventy-four years." George Augustus
Frederick Charles Holroyd, Earl OF Sheffield
and viseount Pevcnsey, born on the
10th OF March, in tho year lS02 He
inherited the title, as second Earl on tho death OF his
father, which occurred the Both OF May, 1921 On
the 9Th OF June, 1926, he married Harriet, eldest
daughter of the second Earl Of Hardwood. In the
time OF Charles H. his emgratcd to Ireland,
having been previously possessed OF large wealth IN
England. The deceased resided ut Sheffield Park, Sus
ex England.
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rHEopoRE cuYLER, LAWYER.

despatch from PHILADELPHIA OF the 9Th inst brings
the following announcement Theodore Cuyer, n
prominent member OF the Philadelphia Bar and solicitor
twenty years died this morning. He was born IN
Poughkeepsie " Y, In 1921 graduated at the Penn
syvana University In 1888 and admitted to the Bar In
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
WHALEMEN.

Hell Gate pilots report that the buoy indicating Man-oE
War Rock OF Thiryfolrth street. East kiver has been
missing for the past month
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YACHTS. sTEANBOATs. &C.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
JNEkRY BOAT fUk SALE.-TfiE STEAM FEKRY
boat West Point. now running between Garrison and
west Point. extreme engtn - feet. width the
best and most economical boat In Vicinity for small
ferry. Apply 70 ". ". BELcHER. 81 Warren st.
IroR sALE-SLuoP YACHT COMING. APPLY TO 4
II CARY SMITH. II West 10th a..
LsOK SALE-rwo sisOors BUILT FOR FREIufIT,
aud iernery used In the brick business; salcrs
and IN good condition. Apply % RICHARD b. KELLY,
assignee, 2J1 broadway. New York.
ErOk SALE CuEAP-EIUIir sAILBOATs. NEW AND
second hand; ~ 10 - ieet long Apply. 10 PETER
BUCK, IT,, 2IJ West 10th IT,
MISCELLAN EOUs.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COME
"A tent courts tor numerous causes without publicity
Councillor al Law, No. 0 -. Marks place
THOMAS r. AusEw, THE GREAT NEW YORK
Grocer Tea Coffee aud Flonr Dealer New Yusksr Anf
everybody call and xst barxsinA ~ vssey -
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sai's. Destination.

DATKs OF DEPARTURES YORK FOR ruE MONTE
or APRIL.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. April s. @ PM-wind N.
HoLYuKAp. April 80 PM-wind s; barometer 80 40
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Steamer Eicanora. johnson. Portland for New York
Steamer Nsrsus. Besrss. Boston Tor New yesG
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VOL. XI.-NO. 43.

store the franking privilege, action which
certainly would not escape criticism.
Another valuable result which had been
accomplished had been the enactment of
a provision against the political assessment
of Government employees. He gave the
following reorganization Of the appropria-
tion bills The estimates Of the depart
ments for the year were s203, 099, 1925 /;
the bills as reported by the Committee on
Appropriations amounted to S137 ,233, 1876;
the bills us pass the Senate, sl5S, 200 1913;
the bills as enacted into law, sl47,719,-
Oh, against appropriations for last year
ofSl77 ,G63, 327, being reduction Of s29, ;
944,253.
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Coburg, Canada, August l6, 1876.


Energy of Gov. Tilden's Canvass Perfecting
Thorough System of Organization and
Labor-Eforts to Reach Every Voter in
the Country.
The friends Of Gov. Tilden are pushing
his canvass with thorough system and or
ganization. While the headquarters Of
the Democratic National Committee are
seemingly at the Everett House, the actual
work of the campaign is in progress at
No. SO Liberty-st., in the Office Of Col.
Pelton, Gov. Tilden's nephew, who is
charged with the execution Of the conf.
dental details of the campaign, assisted
by w. S. Andrews, the Secretary of the
Committee. Several Offices have been en-
gagged on the second floor of No. 80 Lib
erty-st., and these are divided by partitions
into several sections, enabling better
division of labor to be made. About 80
clerks are occupied in folding and mailing
campaign documents and attending to the
campaign correspondence, &c. As many
Republicans state that Gov. Tilden's great
est strength is in bis remarkable powers
Of organization, some curiosity has been
ieit to Know precisely what his aids were
doing. w. s. Andrews, the Secretary Of
the Executive Committee, while declining
to reveal any of the more important points
of the canvass, on the ground that he did
not wish 70 furnish suggestions TO the OPP
position' progressed q Willingness TO give
such general information as lay In ms
power. ne saia tnat tne great strength
OF tne hePupiican party was us organiza-
,ion, Daseo on Inc nucleus OF oo,Voo ONCE
holders. FOR the past twenty years the
democratic party mad mad no organisation
throughout the country. Goy. Iiidens
great organizing power, winch became so
conspicuous IN the canvass resulting 10 ms
election as Governor Of TINS state was
now applying throughout tne country; Inc
eiectioneering was done on q military basis.
Inc national COMMITTEE represent the
army, tne STATE Committees the corps
which composed 1t, and SO on through the
several SC, local committees or organizations.
Inc work was divided SO systematically
that ne Mr.. Andrews) would be enabled
70 give the name OF each voter throughout
the United states, ms politics, and the
way he voted at the last election, In time
to be OF service before the election. No
labor was spared to reach the voter. Vol
umes containing the names Of all INDIE
pendents and Democrats of influence were
kept Of the ONCE, and $500 newspapers
were furnished with editorial and news
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T.. AZ. T:,l-
~ Mr. iiden am CONFIDENT tnat we
p nave q candidate possessing AZ tneresquisls,s
Ihat exiseneies OF tne times demandi
~ long career ne mas given the surest
proofs Of apiliIy ana integrity. L. Is a
very easy .nlng 70 preacn reform 20 an
opponent put a very Inherent alialr 70
GrIly y OUT IN one own party rms mr.
nueh mas haa 'ne rare courage ana aph-
NY 70 10; Against great obstacles ne
commenced ana carried through the her.
cuieae task Of nghang corruption and
pursuing inc Plunoerers IN nus own party,
anu y . a'lnoss supefnuous 70 say that
Tue courage energy uh'irlng perseverance
anu acuinen ne oispiayeo 10 those mem
oraDle CONTESTS prove ina. ne possesses IN
q iuos' eminent ueeree .ne qualitles 50
lauch neeueo IN our OnIeI Magistrate IN
.ne Presen. crlsis Of our anairs; In regard
" al ueseious u nnance ana reform We
nave .ne sure cri1erian OF ms past 70 enable
Us 70 ioTn' POSITIVE conviction as TO ms "a
.ure an ms ilanus may De saiely ieit the
TASK OF awarding liberal justice TO the