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TIE AMERICAN BOARD.
YESTERDAY SPENT IN APPOINTING COMMITTEES
MAKING ADDRESSES.

YESTERDAY SPENT N APPOISTISG COMMITTEES AND
MAKING ADDRESSES.
Providence. r. l., Oct. Sat the annual
meeting OF the American Board Of Foreign Missions, to-
day. the Rev. E. X Alden, d. d.. Home secretary OF the
Board read paper the question, Shall VIC have
a Missionary revival = The following committees were
appointed:
sG 70 s Gse < < oa by We Bo e. &
the REV Henry T. Cheever, the Rev. r. p. Satton, c.
msriwicE the Rev VIM; A. Robinson. -. 3D.
TwitChe. the Rev. Jonathan Crane, T. '" TompAns the
S on me 1,.sios to IeIo and sOan-Dr p T. Flske Dr..
BuTdet Hart the Rev Benz Tappan Joel BSehei
man Dr. \. A. Hyde, Dr. Richard H. Steele, Professor e.
Webster Dr. Jeremiah Taylor The ey MSay EqmnlnEs nck
Palmer J. Bread, the Rev VIM o. Toule, and Dr. F. W.
Tga 5sv ard nc e sy X s Dana A b Es m
LAWS a. HYDE the Rev. g. H. Beverse and "m s. Brad
on ae Foocno,c and china H. Hawkes. the
Adams Lewis Gilbert the Rev Jeremiah Porter the Rev.
f. on n he MafaTrada Msson.-Dr Gordon Hall, the Rev.
Moses smith, Dr. f. H. Richardson the rev T. l. Shippan
On TIE Daeoa Misston-Dr, " F. Dagge the Rey H. A.
wct2eil L. NJ Law, JOS. p. Walker Philip Moen and the
S on he 5S'GRs s,ic ,rtq9 EsDrepr A. NS6ls
Joseph Ward the Row Edward Robe, and the Rev Thos H.
John r. Todd John w. Harding, the Rev Geo b.
4affOr Dr. &C Parker julius Davenport, the Rev. h. H.
ByngtOn and the Rev. b. J. Relyea. - =,
Western Tirtsv-Dr. Edward HaWes inc
Rev IT. J. Patrick. f. Perkins David ChOate p. NJ
(;rfr the Rev. Easmsn Il. d. LOOMS, the Rev. O. D.
Pipe
DE- Aldens address was referred to committee con-
s,sng OF the Rev George L. Walker, DID,. j. l.. Wilson,
J. G. johnson. j. W. stckney, ana ID. A. Richardson.
The Rev. n. G.. Clark, d d.. Foreign Secretary OF the
Board delivered an address 1.-THE Claims OF I'M
evangelical on the Christian Church"
VI. n.
Newport delivered an address.
The committee TO whom referred the address OF
Secretary Alden Missionary Revival" reported in
euloeistc terms commencing 1t fully.
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RESULT OF THE VICTORY.
ANrI-TAMMANY DEMOCRATS TO BE ALLOWED NO
REPREsENTATION-A NEW TICKET TO BE NoAi-
MATED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 3.-To-day's proceed
ipgs III the convention are considered to have made
two points clear first, that the anti-Tammany men
from New-York City will be allowed no position WHAT
ever in the convention and second that those who favor
new State ticket Will carry their point. The Tammany
men are outspoken declaring that party policy dis
cinne and organization forbid further parltyinR
with faction. and that there must now be
square issue between the supporters OF the regular
and OF the irregular organization inc known
sentiments of large majority Of the Committee on Con-
tested Seats renders it certain they will report unqual
nedy in favor Of seating the Tammany and excluding
the anti.Tammany delegates.
Allen c. Beach still the favorite nominee for
Secretary OF state to Mr.. OlcOts denomination for
Controller there opposition, and Mr. Ross nom
nation for Treasurer appears TO he nearly as well as
sured The nominee for Attorney General apparently
nust be taken east OF Albany, and Mr. SchOOnmaker OF
Ulster is freely named. John b. Haskin ID also men
toned as q possible candidate.
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LATEST SBIP AEH S.


steamship Algeria (Br) Liverpool sept 20 viz
o1eensio@S 2sd WITH me and cbas O FTancklyn.
ss%e d. de ' etc., CO. bark Vlo 1 Yarmouth PSa
Sa e6 0I Rrsk dh hG DnS H. Oct = 80 @e d
sandy 2GS sp @ hdc6S london sept ch with
mdse. and pass 70 Henderson BROS o,,v..,o, GAM ..
via Key West 27tD. with ndse and pas 20 G. " Mallory
Co Had strong norihery WINDS anu heaV mean &c" 'ns
Ship s. Paul Williams. Liverpool % days With md'e to
ship Emerald Ise staples London 40 days with md'e 10
BARK skaregrom Nor). Begaard Aoa ~ days, in BALLAST
Ottorsn Nor Torgensen Bordeaux 81 days. in ballast
to Punch; kdyo & Co; .,. q, MI, ,, u.r,.
which arrived ., ana anchored in Grsvesend Bay came 70
Bark H. Jcssen tcer) Enge. Rio Janeiro IS days with
Bark Lote Moore Cnew). -. Port Jefferson viii load for
ca aeb With IRON ore to JSsS 2aen Sasd ' Gibraltar
Aug m sept 20 lat 49, Ion 81. had heavy gale from
BARK Cupid HaiiaI) Grant Dublin 40 days ballast
Brs candiSczco Lauro Gtall Aveelo Lecsorn SO DAYS
with marble and TO j. C. seager Passed Gibraltar Aug
brig Walter Smith, smith, Montevdeo 40 days hides
scbr 8 g Noyss of Nsg6aTyDor Arsy BaTac9s u days
SAILED
for liverpool; Columbus, for Havana; Guii stream
Charleston ships Iiset3G for !1verpco Edith for san
g GS 5oI MS o HIT TOR Ae V sa CITY
Island, g.. cloudy. - =
FORElGN PJRT
LONDON oct 3-Saed. Lake Ontario for New-York; Liz
zie Fenne Arabia bth Tybee. Emma, for Delaware
kwater Oerpna Arrived Ca MIRIAM capt Choerton
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE oct 3Arrve steamships Fanny Cadwalafer.
Car York; Elizabeth Wood, Philadelphia; brig Alice.
DuoD Rio Cleared steamships F. w Bruno Foster. New
York; Henry L. Person Philadelphia bark Good Intent
Dbl Forbes Queenstown. sailed. steamship Mayagucz:
baT. Charleston Cairina Rro: Maria Adelaide Ferdinand.
Francesca: Chz YarO.
PHILADELPHIA Oct Starved. steamships Juniata cah.
rine nnah RcBari Wiling, Her. BALTIMORE. Cleared,
steamships sicily, HarbOrd LgcrpOOl VIM MhelGen, Rig
gans, Baltin ore; brig Alice Ada Iced, Genoa.
ORLEAss, 3-Cleare1, steamship Hudson, New.
YORK. Sailed steamships Rubens, Liverpool Morgan CITY,
Ncw.YOrk.
FRANCISCO, Oct 3-Cesred, ship Mountaneer tBr).
Liverpool
PORTLAND Ne. Oct s-Arrived, ship Bertha Valencia;
schr. VIM 4. Hood, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON. :. G., Oc. 3:-ATyed, steamship Equator.
Philadelphia Coastng vessels detained hare by south
west gale.
DISASTER.
MACHTAs Me- Oct 3The British bark Evanee'ine Capt.
OIara 1t John. with deals tor English port ran on
Segu Reefs Monday night She has since been towed
JOhnstOwn and Is dschargng
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LONDON 3.-The National Line steamship Erin capt
rhomps sept 90 arrived az GTayesend -
10 O'Clock this morning on her way q this port
IEor other Ship NeioS see Second PAGE
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Guecial Notices.

Special Meeting Of the Republican Central Committee
Of the City Newl OrS Will be held on flgy evening to
5h inst At O'Clock, Republican Hall, 33dst near Broad
ay Tor purpose ordering primary elections To elect del
local yentOns and for the trans cion
OF such other may be dem.e necessary By order
BESJ n FAil.i'fo, TrIsueiI
TuEoDoRUs MCLEOD. Secretary.
Committee will the evening
the same pace at O'Clock Members viii please Dc prompt
JOEL w. MASON, Chairman.
Rad Teeth poison the food and dyspepsia Put
they are brushed every twenyfour hours with sozOpoAr
they will white and heal Ivy proper masucatos VI Tho
food fragrance that SoZODOSf mpIs 70 the breath
.ufvfxr. Iv ,faItu
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Rad Teeth poison the food and dyFpepSia. Put
~ Court Of Arbitration.


Sessions This held daily al the Rooms OF the
the Arbitrator Roadway the hearing and prompt
settlement OF Controversies disputes and matters OF diner
WiiHin the Jurisdiction Of tho port Of SewYork
The privileges thus Court are confined 70 no eas oh ms
Blank submission OF and other inorna
may obtained gratis application to the clerk AZ the
Designs for Decorative Ncedlework aud for the
menatOn porcelain pottery solicited by tho soeie
" OF Decorative Art No. East 2Othst Address d.
WHEELER Rec.
N.ryou, Exhauston-A medical ESSAY comprising
OF kahus Museum OF Anatomy, Sew
YORK and Of premature aeclne showing IN
SYNOPSIS mDsime1ts marriage and the treatment Ok
nervous physical debility 5ing the result OF 20 ex
KAHN Office and resiceDer. 81 r. lOth-st, y Z.
Post-Ofce foreign TIE wees sndins
TUESDAY al llJO a M Europe by steamship Wyoming
VIA Queenstown; WEDNESDAY. az l in Tor Lutope
forwarded by bls IL amer must De speav %
dressed; aud AZ II Tor frtte direct Oy steamsu2
Laurent wa Hsyge; ON TIL RoDAf al Il M ior E9ogo
by steamship Herder Via Plymouth CLerDOlrg ana asl
burg sArU RDAl az 1850 m Tor Germany, etc, oy
steamship Wcser va southampton ana reah . '
for Great Britain and france 70 DO lOW.f"sS "
mutt be specially atctessedli ana AZ ~ .os
huTope by steamship Siiy q a.monq W Hob %, re
land forwarded BY this steamer must DE sgeeiy 1
steamship Ethiopia Via Movie ana naosoM "s s'essi
SHIPS yOlug Russia and Guy OF H.cAnohu 40 Ltt LAC
am p leave New.Y York Octobrr6 9. RE mails Tor CHINA
and Japan leave san franc-co oc,ooer T. Inc mans iof
New York sepi %. isil. A. L. IA AEs. Postnasleh
sixteenth Assembly Dist ict.A meeting Of citizens de-
sirug promote Tho best Interests Of c.y ana s!A w %
held Jefferson Hal No 253 AyA, between 1t aud IOt
So. on Friday evening october al O'Clock The name.
Of candidates Assembly solicited from leading ana
considered independent Of political parues or chgnes Ai
dress hy H. H. Jenny esq and other The sixteenth Assem-
- WILLIAM EADDf, Charinsn
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A VICTIM OF THE PHILADELPHIA DEFALCATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-B. Frank Stokes, a
friend OF President Norton and late Secretary OF the
Market Street Passenger Railway, has become nnac.
Since the defacaon he has abored under great mental
oxctament and on Saturday last he began to show
signs OF mental alteration, which eliminated to-day In
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The motion for recess TIL O'Clock was then adopted
TILE COMMITTEE.

The convention reassemblcd at $40 o'clock The Sec
rotary called for the names Of the members Of the Com
mittee on Contested Seats and they announced as
follows from the non-contcsted districts:
I-Johu Il. Reed. &XlII-Walter Ballou'
XII-Daniel Hickey XXIV-Chas Rhodes.
XffI-Ambrose Wager. NNV-John ~. STRONG.
XIV-Geo W. Greene. XXNl-E. X. Birnhain
WYNN +. Russell. XNVlI-Stepben H. lafKer'
NVT-Rufus ". Peckham. X&NIlI-A. d. Devrreau1'
XVlT-Frank 7. Harder. XXIX-M H. Champlalh'
XYTII-Tbos. CUNNINGHAM. XXX II. warren
XIX-L III lsbr buck, ir. Xxx N-ThOs Is cummings
XX-Sam'l T. BENEDICT XXXII-James Mooney
XXI-Wnl BiTdsall XXXIIl-Cbas. IL. Lee.
XXII-Dewitt c. West.
Mr. Faulkner announced that this committee would
Room 81, Delayan House, this evening. az I3o
o'clock and requested that all contestants DO then pres
ent state their The convention then adjourned
until tomorrow morning AT 10 o'clock.
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by telegraph

To Hanes Bros, IDS Fifth-ave., New-York:
Iowa State Fair first gold medal Hancs's Upright Pr
ano Fortes. Must have two uprghts Immediately.
A. REED & Sons.
Chicago, Ill., Sept %, 1s77-lCommercial Advertiser
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WHAT THE CONVENTION WILL DO.

WHAT HE CON En- lOAN VIII w.
CHE ANII-rAMMANY AND THE CONTESTANTS TO
TANMANY HALL EXCLUDED - CONJECTUREs
ABOUT CANDIDATEs-THE CANAL RING EMBOLD-
Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUsB.l
ARMY Oct 3.-The convention reassembled at
. o'clock only to announce the Committee on Con-
tested Seats, in which the friends OF new ticket
were found TO Taye sixteen members to seven OF the
friends Of the old ticket, preponderance largely
owing to the exclusion Of Kings County, the
admission of which would have reduced the differ
ence somewhat. No other committees were chosen
and it will be necessary for the convention To-
morrow morning TO name the committees on the
platform and on permanent organization ana then
adjourn, in order to allow them to do their work
Thus no work, beyond that of deciding upon con
tested seats will be- accomplished before Tomorrow
afternoon
The COMMITTEES on Contested Seats has been busy
ever since its appointment is still busy now at mid
night and will probably. continue 80 till morning,
hearing the arguments Of contestants. Contrary to
TIE custom sometimes followed all decisions are
served until the close OF all the arguments, that
II is matter OF mere speculation what the commit
Tee will do Kings County viii, Of course be admit
ted. as it is universally understood that
the contest in the county amounts to nothing
About Ncw-YOrk il seems altogether likely that
anti-Iammany will be excluded from participation
in the convention if not from seats on the floor
This would, Of course, make the defeat Of The old
ticket complete and overwhelming.
The composition Of the ticket of to-nouow is in
VOWED IN great doubt The friends Of the old ticket
have received a heavy blow, which they might have
avoided for there can be no question that they had
majority in the morning. and from which they
have not the elasticity to There is lack
a laad mat Iefnr ba
siton are just as far from union any one set Of
candidates ever, and few shrewd and energetic
men might have retrieved the day even yet;
but the Tilden people have evidently given
up the fight. While they declare that in
10 event will they compromise with their
opponents on any ticket. strong efforts making
10 bring about such compromise by men who were
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Don't make fool of yourself with that
Girl now Tom You know loves bliud," sail his cautious
parent. That's all bosh," said superior Tom Loves
not blind at ALL Why ten times much in that
ar as Won dO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

1.-THE ends OF the earth meet together" IN DEvLiS
elegant piece goods stock England France Germany
Belgium Austria, America all IN rally represented
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Specie Payment Resumed. The best hne-cut for sale
everywhere. Try II once.
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MIRNIED

BrACK-DFRBY-sa Sept 90 Grace Church.
Rrooklyn Heghts by the Rev. Or. Snvey Rector, Daisy
Peyton Derby daughter OF the late Captain Derby TO VII
liam Murray Black, u. $. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

utter madness Yesterday he failed 10 recognize hts
friends and ocay 1t was found necessary TO take him 10
q lInnflO aaYum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
THE MILEAGE OF LIEUTENANT. GOVERNORS

To The EdttOr or The Trtbuhe
SIR: Your Albany correspondent IN the let
ter published this morning brings charge against OK
Lieutenant Governor Beach, aud adds: He was not
without precedent in the matter; for Chi Justice
Church did the same thing when he was Lieutenant
Gov rnor and General Robinson when he succeeded Mr.
Beach," far relates tO me- this is not true never
presented charge for attending meetings OF any Board,
during q session Of the Legislature.
Very respectfully yours, Jso e. ROBINSON
BinghdmtOn N. T., Oct 2, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
MIDNIGHT YEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England increasing easery winds cloudy rainy wealth
err stationary temperature failing barometer III advance
OF the storm centre, in the Lower Lake Region and
The Ohio Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. A, a. m The decline or air
pressure continued yesterday, begin ming at noon and
continued rs the cloudiness increased In the latter part
OF the twenty-four hours The variation OF temperi
ture were unmportant The amount of moisture In the
air great.
For tins city and vicinity cloudy succeeded by rainy
and somewhat cooler weather. may be expected today
aud there Is little prospect OF clearing tomorrow'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

variations this city BY tenths II
white
OF mercury during those hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

Designs for Decorative Ncedlework and for the orna-
porcelain pottery solicited by the soco
" OF Decorative Art No. 4 East 2Othst Address ID.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

PHYSICIANS who have tested Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, concur in representing 1t to
be an em,inenty safe atmutdnt, Lar preleraDie
to the ordinary liquors Of commerce not only
because IL is medicated, but because it is inf.
nitelv pure. Its alcoholic basis is the finest
old rye, and this is tempered and rendered
medicinal by the curative ingredients OF bot
anic origin which it holdsin solution. lthas
often been initiated, but never r%ivaled, and
is, today, the leading tonic, diuretic and
aneriento of America. Malarial fevers are pre-
vented and remedied by it, and it is a thor
oughly reliable medicine in cases OF dyspef'
sia9' constipation, liver complaint,rheumatism
govt, nervousness, uniary and uterine alec
tons. 1t improves the appetite increases decav, s snt
as a sustaining and comforting cordial for thu
aged and infrm is unequaled.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

The Tribune, in commenting. upon
the proposition to establish a college IN
China. based upon the traditions OF our
western civilization, compliments the
Chinese by saving with some truth:
Education occupies a higher place
in the state than it does with us,
and in their art, the integrity OF all
their handiwork, their respect TOR learn
ing. their %selfcontrol, and line courtesy
thew have reached a higher plane Of
civilization than the Anglo'Saxon."
When it adds, however, that: Their
religion has in it a broad basis of sublime
truth, both in its conception of the
Deity and oil human. brotherhood" it
does not speak with knowledge. The
educated Chinese are what we would call
Atheists, being disciples of C0nfucius,
who recognized neither God nor a future
state, and whose religion was a system
sf morals based on reason and human
experience. Buddhism, in its purity, is
also atheistic; and these two forms of
so.called religious belief embrace the
great bulk of the Chinese people. There
Is, however, in China, a form OF belief,
bigotsd and superstitious, and not unlike
our own spiritualism and these three
religions, dwelling side by side for several
thousand years, have resulted in a mixed
creed. so that the average Chinaman Is
about as much confused concerning his
real belief as the ordinary non church
going Christian. No doubt the faith Of
China NAV be best described as fetlchis
tic. The Emperor is brother to the SOL
and moon, and the all encompassing
canopy of heaven is w%orshipped lnsteat
of any personal god. 1t is misleading tt
saw that Cinnamon generally have an.
such idea OF a deity or god as is under
stood by those terms in christendom'
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C~uovD THEN THE "STRANGER."-

STRANGER THEN THE "SrRANSEk-
Al a theatrical dinner at Edinburg
Sir Daniel Macnee said that many people
went 10 theaters to have their feelings
narrowed. Ii was a peculiar pleasure,
he supposed. For himself, he rather
liked to be amused. He felt a little like
that old couple that went to a Duolln
theater TO have a nights amusement
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

The great Mrs. Siddons was playing Mrs.
Haller, and the poor bodies were kept
CRYING all the evening. At length, at
one OF the scenes where the great lady
came in with her handkerchief again to
her ewes, the old man could stand it no
longer, and, starting to his feet, cried out,
aye iong.nosed thaif, ye call this di'
varshun ln
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IT is SAID BY THOSE WHO KNOW that
DooLEY & BROTHER, the manufacturers OF
the Justly celebrated and well known Yeast
Powder which bears their name, have the
largest and most complete establishm ent OF
the kind in the world, The capacity Oh 'heif
mammoth factory is simply marvellous, reach
inc the immense quantity of five millions OF
pounds annually.
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. VIVA, every body. say. m u.s., he true

The incontroyertible testimony oherea by
those who have used DR.. Pierce's Favorite IRE
scription induced the doctor to sell " undef
n positive guarantee. Many ladies have re,
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The ingenuity and skill required 10 their in
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WILHoFT's ANTI-PERIoDIC OR FEVER
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word and maintains lis reputation unim
paired. 1t is endorsed by the medical pro
@fession, and prescribed daily in the Chart!
Hospital and other Hospitals in New Orleans
Wilboft's Tonic is thus highly recommended
by the leading medical men of the country
and is worthy of such endorsement t. Ii
rINLAY & Co, Proprletors, New Orleans.
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MEssRs. D. w. HATCH & Co

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the best satisfaction of any preparation for
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Yonrs truly. SAWYER& LYON
Hornellsville, n. Y.