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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

BOWEN-At Hudson, Oct %. Iara losePhinN
wife Of Dcs B,",r aud daasioi II ie late Joln ovS
haul, Of tnis city.
SOiico 81 .uneI4 htreauer
BUCkISGIAM-At NtWbnrg, Monday, oct 30 Wary,
rchrt ~ lhe haze ,ljania r. hlc i,t hrm .,
afternoon 30 Ucilca, from Icr lhle
rcsdeic,. ~ IAD--lJ 81, NcWuaiS.
ClFAKY-Brlauu. 90 fle evening o. oct. % James II.
CeIiy, N tne 30 10 year ~ uls axe.
Fre.as asa reauycs t3.n 'e respectfully invited 70
at.c. Hs funeral TIE rffl'nrt ~ his ptfr1s, -
Eas HOus.0aat. On lts i.y atcinODl o, ooat "'p"N
CJLLINS-In COnsyie CDJu, Oet -, Alice Ieriy C0ile,
~ H. =. collins aud ~ gutter OF TIE -Ae h'hf) W.
LEM, I Hsr iorL
KIKKPATRiCN-On SUNDAY. oct s. Alice C., wife q IN.
kiTs Iattc Of Nc"Ha. -. j. 1d young * dah-ttef
D. The La. Joel ~. on IT, 49,. -
BURIAL VII De- rom Grace church. Newark on "wednesday
at lVCiock p m.
MAITLAND II this cry short Saturday oct
Ma Gutr.r. ~ Rob !. Ma, sud ~ NrN'
Ynrn .ud aug Ia. Lt-gt, nt .ol mel AirHsi-
4insm8, hIfkctfIr KIT ..lrr -tftfhi
Rel vcs fraus % t' ianlig e iuNlcl 20 atm tNe
funeral ryccs vi bout ia ter uoce az tho fIst Jy-
teran tl,ich on ave aud ll.st Iursdoy MOI mug.
3O,linst, - lOVcock
III req a. stri TIA. 10 lJWcrs be sent
MEAD-ln Bn,oAlyp.oi dphtl,hA Oct %. 1877. dafens
DIV son Of william H. snd Adylia Mead, aged years.
Funeral pil'~te
FALnEf-In Jersey Cly, sunday, oct g i,aUea H.,
" aua Of David Palmer, aged 80 years,
lnFito 20 stlehh N't
ii,u ~ lis tIuc,a,J moIuAg Al ii oc0 K moo lhly
NJ A.. CIuI ch. iotks, het"crh Washington anu H"it'A
Jct,r5 tN.
PERKlNs-Oc 2, nj the % her g law rutile
Cuyer II MasnoHilvcr Juisry Cty, Min LILA i'Aihs'
Ia the 7lst yea. 81 ser age
Notice Iunrlal tVmuffUT.
wArsoN-ouideuiy on sabbath. oct. -. Elizabeth Wa'n'
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend her funeral
frDu the r. !oLce her nephew IT, ". Hunter ~ -
jsth.sL, Wednesday. oct 81, Al 1890 a. IA
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, uIrpRICANE IN THE INDIES.

WAsuINGTON, OF. 29.-The Department Oh
State has received from the United states consu at "a
rncoa Dutch West indies account OF the terrible hui
rcane which swept that Island Oh the 25d oi ~ep
embor. The of property Is estimated ~
The los. Of life could not be estimated at the date Of the
or,s ,r,,p, but WAS undoubtedly large. In tho City
~ cn,aroa many of the most solid structures were crush
ed a. II they had been OF paper, by The waves "hch
rolled upon tnom mountain high aud many persons were
buried ~ the rims. People who were roh were inuo
pauper. m an hour The planters suffered largely most
Of the plantations being with uprooed trees ana
wrecks VI all sorts The American schooner hos"el, w
Ts,nart Ne 4 ID Catnsrin mastar, WAS driven ashore
and Wrecked ut Ihttc Curacao, The crew IOilhale5 o.
capne Tue American brig lherls arrived IN ouiaoo Wv
eondion and was undergoing repairs AT the date OF tue
Cnnsuls writing The Dutch manOf-war Cornelius
Dirk was severely handled aud had " throw several VI
her guus overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The English church, at Geneva, shook like
eli aspen leaf three weeks and two OF the urres on
tho sieepe los their heads II only earthquake.
The interval between shakes several hours. Soon
after midnight came the hrst aud at $50 ceilings
cracked glasses ngled clocks stopped bells rang doors
ratified ana people rushed from their beds screaming
and praying they tumbled into the streets. Geneva
has seldom sad Prckie scare an earlier breakfast or
worse cold in the head.
The estate of Philadelphia's Mortgage Prince is
worth the pretty penny OF million anda half Heinrich
wener America when boy. aud mis- first bust
ness venture was the importation of aces and ribbons in
very small way, from Switzerland. BY suntng him
self saving every penny not required In s business,
which Immediately invested In mortgages, he accl-
INFLATED his vast fortune He wore one coat and little
sugar-oaf hat for years steadily and aiway9
carried his lunch his place OF business IN pate sung
mis- arm lie scrupuously exact in all his deal
ngs and when sitter his ath. the Auditor called upon
all those having claims against him TO present them 1T
bis death g. 1875 he refused TO take seven per cent in
terest, when tic law allowed only six.
A hero has been dug up in Siberia. 1t is
viscount Fz Gbbon. the gallant Irish cavalry officer
who was supposed 10 have fallen the celebrated
Of the six Hundred at Baskava II was never ascer-
tain d whether the hero really killed or not When
last seen he leaning, faint and wounded, on his
horse and now the goes THAI he taken prs
opar by tho Russians. and f0r some insult to officer
quietly Transported 30 Siberia. After having been hope
cme QrQ there an licnc nc rs vM hau 10
be On his way 70 Ireland and Britain, 10 look at tho
statue which has appraised in his honor at Wellesley
Bridge TO to hands with Mr. Iennysop for writing
such Nee verses about the boys and last OF all To claim
the estate Ay! there's the ruDl The claimant may he
the bel ole VscOun bat the tale has an cAthy OiOgca
smell.
The composers of popular songs seem to be
impressed with tine fact tnat music, heavenly msid ID
yougvery young in fact about ten ycars Old and thai
che is ia a chronic state OF impending dissolution The
favoe tile taxes the form Of destnbod message from
the young creature TO mother father sister, brother
playmate, seryan,air cat, dog or doll The tendency
has been recently ustratsi by the publication OF song
named, " Give my Chewing gum to Gcrtie "a title
when is Of suggestive, tender AMI popular NoS,
hhsppened that young lady in Boston, who saw the
song eonspicuOusly advertised shocked and dr.
gussd and marched into the store OF tho publisher q
Gentleman more prominent ia trade tdan IN literature,
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LATEST SHIP yEWs.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED ...................ocf -.
Steamship Cores. Bennett 81 Johns. n y. Oct. 20 VIA
Habfax ~ 3. days with AID pass. to Cars Sea-
teamship fsafc Bell Lawrence Richmond with mfsc and
pass. To old ID mint n STEAMSHIP q.
ship Raava Quebec. soulherlnd Liverpool 80 days,
in ballast 90 order.
Ship E-Iher tBr new 1850 tons, Roy Maitland y.
s. bal1sf 20 order A1chors Cravescud
BARK Carolina Aus). Gafbgt SeHp0r. Eng, 50 dap ll
ballast 10 SlOcOyic. 8
FORETGN PORrs
LONDON Oct 2a-Saied Happy Home for Tyhee Arrived
2Sth. Mia Georg l.. Thatcher p itn. Sran sffE
johns y. r., Oct 29Afrlyed. steamship flibornlan,
from Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NYwORTRaNs oct % -Cirlr'i steamships CITY - RsirI
Iyerfoo Andes en- o; n te Passes. sps Gustav, ani -.
car TuOu. & Que zff. colonial fmprr liFrrI !.
Wyoming. Bordeaux sailed, steamship fir spc'n. Liver.
pool.
Yor.. Dafk Vim. WRIGHT llrl Am.f Hrlau.
boston Oct 20 arrived searl.Lp inuca'frr MlIs PIP
adeipha Cleared. steamship 0laIcns. Bcafe >rN fo.s
IIor Other NLip 'sirs SEE s,cgld PIgsi
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MISS THURsBY,s CONCEPT.

Miss Thursbys concert last night was bril-
liant oa,ir tie Academy OF Music beng quite fun The
audience enthusiastic aud the entertainment worthy of
tha occason Everything the bill good, and most
of the pieces were demanded second time Mss
Thursy-s selections were second aria OF ASfTCfaDGne
in "The Masic flute C'Gi Angui dinierno ~, In which
she djsplayed 50 the greatest advantage her elegant
.taccao the famous with two flutes from " j. Etole
du Nord." All admirable exhibition OF smooth but very
dnicult yocalIzation; and, with sig. Brigno Ardts
dret Una Notte a VeneZia." To thsse she added,
In compliance with repeated recalls an arrange
,nent for voice Of Webers Invitation TO the
Dance" with orchestra accOnpanimeBt-an arrange
ment more interesting, must say for the
opportunity IL affords ssiliu singer than for it, Own
sake then pretty ballad and finally The Last Rose OF
Summer" Miss Thursbys place IN the front rank OF Amer
can yocsss il 80 well assured that it is only necessary
70 saw thai tho best qualities Of her voice and
STYLE were exhibited in these various selections
sgnor Dngnol appears 10 have stopped growing
old several years ago. He has lost none of his
voice this long while, and time o. late seems to have
affected him only gin and water affected sias Wesg
it has mclOwod the organ" He sanS Ardit.,' "COl
Natlvi" sulhvan's q" Love once Again" AMI FOR an
encore " Com Gentl." Mr.. S. i. Mills played with
his usual excellence waltz aud the Tarantello
OF ChOpin's, and Of LisZt's " Hungarian
Rhapsodies." which ID not familiar TO our
audiences Theodore Thomas and bs orchestra supplied
tue OF the concert giving beautiful performance
Of Mendelssohns "Fmgals Cave" overture. SAINT
saens' Pbacon," LuoGs Rubcspier overture aud
the Larghetto aud March from Riirs "Lenore sym
phcny These tvs movements. played with the rarest
refinement and sympathy among the most notable
features OF the concert Raj had such happy inspi-
ratons these in writing the scholarly symp hony
heard las, Saturday
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Ready tai, Morning!
THE sENrI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

Containing choice editorials poetry SERIAL story e''e''
from, other correspondents huBors Of the day s tho
,morsnt foreign and domestic etc Among the CON-
tent. OF issue are
ANGLO AMERICAN TOPIcS-Letier from o. Ws'-hns
lands great cordially toward General Grant
FxoovERNoR TILDEN's TOUR-FAyorsble Impresslons
Left Abroad-Improy In ts Health.
NEvADAs wEALTH-PFoiessOr Blskes Descr 'ion oil INC
silver Mines Of Eureka
Cooks BioJ.y BOOK Regev' Lost Literature conaiion
Of the silk Tr.lo Music the Drama Life IN cooFoi
The Back Museumi Court New man EItravasaaes CT
Women Academy Of sciences science Tor the People Cen
ers Mlless Brilliant Fight Religious Political Humorous
and General Notes Forestry for stern Parma 0apeho
Paragraphs OF Pigs Animals in Health and Disease mn
ence OF ight on Flowers Various Market Reports ETC.
siuge copies sent free on Application
Price in wrappers ready for nany I've Genus per copy;
ont COPY one year S. Ave copies s2 So teu copies
sxtr. s35 Postage al free 70 sae sabscr'orf
Aedre,s THE TRIBUNE. Nsr-'orAt
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A pLUCKY DErENCE OF HAYES.
frDm fge CmcinHHu Commercial.
Ily is there 10 ground

We hold that not only is there no ground
whatever ivr tc lucrlle sbfekng at tIc Presuei, -
out of inu1y has party, or rs bcnt upon u
tr,Viug Republican princ lee bat that sucn SHOW
OILS fie bad amt base aud unworthy polite, U
iuo,s VINO utter IhCu Pr si lont Hayes taken no
recent ney d,lrtire III tnis mister ii, served al;
lice po al cone rnei in MS Inaugural addr tnjt hc
Intended Prc>Idcni of th country AMI NOT of
parry. lie is mucn behold 10 tine Democrats VINO
voted Electoral Commission to settle the TILE 10
The Presd AMI then LOYALTY accepted Its results
Snen against tnOn, rs he il - thDsr mscUutcuis
" 10 OppDsed Tie only plan fOl The paccAOn OF the
c.untr fJr ,r iiyDS political hate, ivt the avert
ng OF possible civil W4T, and VINO now, alter tine plan
my opposed has gwen The President OF tbeir
coce drcry every attempt his para administer tue
tOyerni, tue interest OF TAG who!e people instead
OF a arr % tnsiH
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GENERAL 20 ?EIGN NEWS.
HOsTITALITIEs ~ GENERAL GRANT.
PArIs MnnhnY. o.. %. lST1

UW1Tdy,
The banquet given 10y the American Minister
In honor OF General Grant this evening ws very b-
tiant affair Among the distinguished guests present
ware Ministers Decazes De BrOglie DE FOurtOu, Berry
hsut Callaux and Brunei. the Marquis dAozao. First
Ald-de-Clm mp OF President MacMah0n; ~ Mo!arh, anu
toe Projects Of the Seine auj Police the Duchess De-
cazes Mesdames Berthaut vosn, Grant and NOye' and
Misses Lincoln and stevens.
Tue recettiun. which followed the banquet, was at
tended by Pres dent MacBlanOn who wore the Grand
Gordon OF the Legion Honor. The Marshal Remained
au nour large number OF Americans the entire
Diplomatic Corps. and the HAe Of French society were
present at the reception The rooms were De"ltiiuny
decorated and the building was illuminated.
General Grant viii attend the opera on wednesday
night during Tie day he viii visit the WORKS where ne
tne of Iberty for yew-York HarbOr is In proc II
constructions aud will be received there by the MARQUIS
d. Kocha mbeau the Marquis de Lafayette, H. Labou-
lave, and other friends of America
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THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
THE RESIGNATION or TIE MINISTRY DEEMED GER


TAIN
PARIS, Monday. Oct. 30. 1877
The Soliel (OrleanisD again to-day insists
that either President MacIahon the 'nIstry must
resign There Is other out OF the crisis the Soi'
saya and IL naturally prefers that the Ministry should
resign Tho Con ,eryItiye Iper, EASSs9!bs &c hao"ae
eclarcs that It Cod confirm the statement o. the PsyS
ona,arts) that tho RES nation of the Ministers haS
already been determined upon In principle.
The results II The second ballots yesterday for mem
hers of the Chamber of Deputies In districts whore 30
choice occurred in general election on the lith inst
al far "A known, show that eleven conservatives ana
f,ur Republicans wero elected In three distrl b. the
Repnblican candidates, caiming that they were
elected on the 14th inst did not stand yesterday III
tending to submit tGeir claim to the ChaihOer Oh
Deputies Tue Republicans, however, ala not atia'h
much Importance these supplemental eiectlOhs oe-
cause excluding the three uncOntestrd districts ABOVE
snoned the second ballots were rendered necessary
sinnly ny division OF the Conservative Votr Oet"tCh
tne posing Royalist and Bunapartist candidates. one
f whom mas now Withdrawn, rendering th9 ioo1t Ger
t.n nv fins result the Chamber VIII stanu 90 hePuo-
lcans aud 2l0 Conservative -. -, A. ., a,
Gnufe d. Isp,uilies QjoDarartisU mas ger atcd NJ
Cdu fyiode-le Republican,, member OF ne ht ,l'I-
NOR Tor Chateau ChnOn Department or NitFle, whose
stc,IarI.re "a, Cambett4 vent 10 Chatetu Chlhoh 10
support.
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7. BRADFORD PRINCE.

l.. Bradford Prince, born in Flushing, l.. l.,
Juy s. 1870 Ia the descendant Of most N0norDr New"
Z gland ancestry lie Is a lineal descendant OF Cover
nor william Bradford. OF Plymouth, VINO came
10 this country on the Ma flower ana ms
,u,ttrr's father and grandfather were successive
~ Governors OF Rhode island 10 Was grtd
n led from Columbia College Law SCHOOL
I'm tne highest hou.rs OF MS class. lie ns Dceh IN act
~. 10, is since ssh Ia 1863 lee was dcieHsie 10 lhe
njcago COnycn ion ani IN 1871 vas elected 70 the A.
,, 1 o the senate from tine Isl Dstr!st Nme III INC
Ass,lnhly uc was ire ssiOns Chairman oi me
Inn Ia. iu.c and IN 1874 TO was ineElOer Of tne
Cotumitteee of WAYS ana MEANS lie was eectca 10 the
senate Ia 1870 by plurality D. 9OA, MS opponents DelhS
.t'nucu ID stephens, DcnOcrttc aud birndDas r.
Re- We Prohibition. He refused 10 DE candidate iOr re-
,,natinu ttis wear Fox weeks II mas Deem eh
.d th,t ne would ne appointed 20 one OF the inpOr
i,nt CustDn House Offices at this port
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TiLDES's LIyELINEss.
Prom IL, Phil1dsphi4 Ta.ss
The Democrats never followed Mr.. Tilden

The Democrats never followed Mr. IIlden
lovingly Tncy s,, pJri im nom nrccssty, not IRON
chiee He Is ~ ciiuen brCk az Democracy, and
Lcre Is Il great deal of material yang arc iud lhdt
Is ulucn 10 their hklhg w"en II COMES To making
pres denis Now that nc his been thrown over among
Inc ruhbEn VI the tempe, they val mol iick man ip
again. not n they bcp II. IL must expect 10 80
MAN. kick during tue next tHrcc years. SAIL tur
.agacios uli % the DcnOcrac iaih Will do wen
Il, gu allow in TINS regard. Siat. SINE nave On IN a
Wors, wa, than Sir. Tdc and tnen GOT over Il cw
nave plc tttr rccupcrat.yo power and non uur Urgdi-
,ztur ability. Mhat with nOrsruack rides, morning
yi,s ralciul deting the re-uar syunaStiO * IrscS
lt are becoming nis second t.ur and an occasion Il
tri1 10 turOp,. ne may look forward To g"od many
wears o. usefulness. Ii was hoped nv many Gat he
would nOw the to SHADES OF private life. bu. This
s0eech nus. may concern that no II Stl ~ tr
fila ana likely to rotin noIc Dir. iIdeI ~ only sky
tn.ee yeas OF aye. 1ners eigLy whcn H. dc tnh
William Amen sill has eye On tIc Uited States sen
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Special Notices.

Advertisements. intended for the issue OF III
whEALY IniDONE sAoid 10 "-nded IN De.oo n' 70
day.
, youra German acct 10 years Just landed, tosIrcs
ga d shipping business ani - go0i DOOkkrlcl can
correspond HusslAn Ncaso ana Ehghrhi NrN
gc,uty and rugrnnce communicated a. tho mouth
By sOLODoSf which rtnd T. tne teo laiI Ne the gums
ross me osah sweet - t.oss % ha.s usa 7, "
thoroughly tTr f0m mo eeth and prevents thsr
decay.
Member. of the Pn'etts Club hereby notaei q q,
IA have bo.u loaned club, Will be open ~ r. ~
TO-, M0Goay evening. The EEhih "a . ~ ot'A peo
CUB. ,,.,.., mi ,l,.Nl :; = , ,AAii
S,ry..s kxsasst,or msaiosl se',Y comp saga
- go ~ snu- as-rHa %: AaainmT, Sow
nd cure q. pieAA'as r-4r
~ tos IN, % .snl. -4ag..age -ud t- ueatmsn u
Lsrv5us plysel asJisy o.iag 40 te.ai. OF ~
KAnN oinoo shd re~SvDce u L. ION n -
Post once rEo i9is nahs " tne sTs saos
sAIUKDAY November 3. 1871 VIII orie - - -. -.
TUESDAY,. AZ 10 m ior Eatoo. o, t ~ ,r 80
VIA OursustO Oh ~ ED' -'bAif A. 49, :.
zoe y sTcam,hr sai tia, queenstown 'eoletPy"so
f,S Prince ~ fyrr4rlei - ms ,afisi m.'' ""
i,iy aidessedl: and d a. w. Tor tr-sse 1 tsS ~
- ~ ne wa tiGvrs III KsDAh, a. " "a loi ~,
Tovr. steamship 'io.a va .f n.otara and
Norfh of Irean. sicsu.nip B0ifh va .vei" SUI 80
Cow aud i3O D. iu ~. ,irnab' 80 ~ ~ eirst
Ia via hampton aud 49, IA corr 'poi - ~ -
49, an, ana Frautr t. Do ior~friei bY ms steamer hrst ne
tlv ID re sod A. II u i0i rope py r'a.'Nil
RrtaIc va queenstown Correspondence oI e'ih~u' 49,
a. its f.olm. must D. specially elaleFh'a ite
.t.ns,tD. Nevada scytha aud Britannia w n.l axe yA
OF Denoars ano Not"T Inc Dh's ioi w @
iT IN .nd Novrmber Tie ats ior Nassau y p WI
leave New York, November s Iae n'is 10, - 49,
W.. ~ I.nsu Ioavs san Francseo NOvembr II.
s.w.fOrI OCTOBER ~. 1914 A l. JAHks rssslna,ssI.
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THE MACHINE men Vs. THE UTOPIANS.
From IN, chicago IHfsTOc'an
II has been t.iOuoht by statesmen, ever sine,

the estsblS. inen uf Constitutional sOytriJc.i, th.il
marty Is a GOOD thing II ~ instruicAt DOih Tor dc
veupIng ant expr ss'ng popular Will IL J. AN u
Gator and a safeguard T. ~ recover. gnarinie "i
anur OF tn,s, cuI ttts winch cUnne. c,i o. ospcl
nv and public tranquility depend I"c ihaIlSnants'
the inglact Dlc-," tne " maenine poriais a. theJ
ara termed by certain Journals Whose Il, II 'iIciisin j.
getting 10 trry. SIMPLY staying the Progress OF
iaualica idta ant protesting tLat the keiDlcih
marry has no thuush OF xiv ~ the gnO Tor the SAKE
Of fiyOring pet UiOpianism Of ine Executive
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THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES APPEAL
William Purcell, chairman of the Demo-

William purCell, CndlTuIdn VI iHc DOhO-
cratic state Committee has issued an address to 1.-THE
Democrc electors of the State Of NeWYork" for the
purpose Of congraulatng them upon the cheering pros
meets Of the campaign" II Informs them that the Al
bnpy Convention was composed OF the aoes and bcs
commemorative men OF the party" that it nomnaled
candidates OF superior ability, tried integrity, large ex-
perence and spotless personal character and placed
ihrn upOn pla form affirmative Of every Democratic
nncple" lie declares that the convention was Ia per
ect scrorl with Democrttic Executive OF the state,
aud osse - that the election " the ticket VIII also put
an md, ie brin OF condemnation upon the nonstrous
rnr against free nment committed by leaders OF
the Rennbcan party "a chcaung tue people on OF tue
eIectlo Of the President OF trr choice through t"e n
etriurutay OF yillnous returning boards, ana Install
ing another IN his stead BY means oi game at commits
sicu scarcely leo. reputable 49,,
e address asks for Democratic success As al indorso
,nrn OF the Fraudulent" Presidents policy In these
wards Beyond thr questions OF Stato concern 10 DE e
cdea by the result Of the coming election Is Que Oh ~"
ti,nn importance 1t the question whether tlo pcuio
rr pOcv OF conca tue SOUTH AMI OF peae IN
the whole country, adopted and successfully carried OUT
Sv the Federal Administration, snail hn approved py an
oyerwhe miug majority for the Dtmoersuo tVav,' UT
reprobated by the election OF tno l.epl..oA"
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THE oHELlsE r.AAYEO IN SPAIN.

IlJNOONl MOhUiY' VUI % I0'''
II il said that the obelisk ship, Cleopatra
f,bc catsson containing the Egyptian obelis VIII re-
main in Fcrrol Spain ali the Winter, pending Tue deter
minaiion OF the question Of sayage III the A1'mray
Court The owners OF The steamer tllzhnuico MIA Ia
nv hr steamer Olga and towtd 1t INTO forfoi' ha'oio
fused tie g. lLIlciOr's 01or iOf that sefFico'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRrBusg OFFICE. Oct. 30-1 O.. m.-The passage OF a
storm TO the northward of this tule was Indicated
Yesterday by marked decline of ar-pressure. ana
. iaz which at times threatening. There was ais"
al .oreas9 q ~trnth in the afternoon, almost wnoy
~ arno me night In, moisture Of the air has some
what diminished. ,-u-, a.. .,...,...
For this city ana 'cnity. cloudy followed ~ clearing
an o, - weather which will last over tomorrow may
hn Irpctsu.
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,c,v,D1Ay MAGISTRATE CARRIED OFF.

OrEBEC. Oct. 29.-Information has been re-
c.yel mere from the Labrador const sathg that iran
els O'Bren District Magistrate OF CnlcoA'ini' VIM I'd"
heeu dispatched by local Government TO Labrador 70
,,t,,, i ceyt,in c,srs tried aud sentenced an In
a. TO- snme mIs,ir mcanor which 80 dsrloaSrd me
Insgus that they seized the magistrate hhu oi'0" '
~ a., 90 vrools. where he is sttll prisoner
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AN ELMrRA POLITICIANS ARGUMENTS.

ELMRA, n. Y, Oct. 29.-Major Louis A.
Hazard Of the editors Of The Daily Gaffe N this
city, was assaulted on the yesterday by Stephen
T. Arrot, prominent politician the affair grew out II
I've publication Of article In which Arnot WIS cisr,ed
viii boiling the Democratic NOMINATIONS. Mr.. Hazard.
H. In feeble health. etruck twice. The occur
much excitement ArnOt arrested this
morning and gave bl.
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with his wife. when his carriage was run into by an
other tM0rton-st and BedfOrd-aye. Mr.. Baldwin
thrown under tbs carriage ana trampled by the
horse that he died after the accident Hs wife
wax very seriously injured and 10 the East
cru District Hospital The occupants ~ tho otaer
rage, two ladies' and enid, thrown out, but
capped with llsht Injuries
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RICE,s TORLORN HOPE.


Thousandy of X rpuDlICans IN this State have
HON ar lg since - inu tIe habit YJ.lng the
Democratic can.d.tes Tacy nave not b. com u mo
Graf, IN ts par,is IN great Numbers ihrJ
i,e really Indep ndcu =, AID ~ thoY retUgn!zs Il
President Hayes aud he IL KING 10 "", thclr
own desires and ambitions for to country. thCy are
likely 10 greatr- extent To drIt back again 10
or RepubIcan candidates tris ytni. All Our acconn.s
tru every - RI uf tte state tnat this natural eX
urctatIon is 10 be realized week Aud just 10 The
fxt tIa 81 is reanz VIII Ue tno oXtoht OF Governor
Rcc's maturity.
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now at war The French company at the Theatre Fran
Gals has The pieces to be acted
are Mile. do Ia segiiere," by NM. f. Angler and j.
sandeau, and LIE Chapeau dun Horloger," by Nine E.
de Cirardn The hill is Obviously. well made, and the
cause to be served obviously good.