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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
GA,BETTNs ELECTORAL ADDRESS.

TIE MINISTRY DENOUNCED-AN APPEAL FOR UNION.
PARIS, Oct T. 1877.
NJ Gambetta has issued a manifesto to the
electors OF ne Twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Paris In IL
ne says:
CITIZENS After four long months OF excesses Admin
strtvr pressure aud the most depiorable proceedings
relative 10 official canddatufes' France at Las speaks
viii say few days what she thInhs OF tne men oil
the 10th Of May. the allies and protectors OF the
men OF the 2d OF December, the servants OF Henry
V and the agents OF the :. -labus and the Pope,
who are all sheltered under the patronage ot the Prsi
dent doubtless for better protection Of pIbcin
ustitutiOn.. France will say what sue tnnNs Of tla
personal policy OF ne CHlef Of the state and tie arst-
cratic and rrtogade pfeehsious oi tle DE DIOge OD
met Of the uuiusnaDe dissolution OF the Chamber OF
Deputies Of the niscraDd war wa.id " Tue 1O'eIh-
ment against newspaper hAwAer', scho 'stera aIu
otu-r deieuceiess victims, or Tn projects aud p0s or
years Of intestine cohcs AMI divisions, 10 be Iol-
owed in 1850 by terrible CRISIS and perhaps, reVOi
Tue manifesto after strongly censurng the licensed
violence OF the reactionary press. says France will
pronounce on the policy naugurted 10y the letter dis
missing the Republican Ministry on the order OF the
day 10 the troops at the LOngcnanps review; the
Presidential message Of the 19.h of September and on
at OF government which the nef OF the Excel
I'VE power NhIicitcs a. a rt,it aOoFo Tue %
France VIII declare fOr the RspuJnc. e VIII say sne
draw tne Nluon as well as tAo people, dehniuyey from
clerical rule. and ensure that the pubic force shal
he employed eXcepe 10 the Vrrdict oil the law
CONFIDENTLY that France spite the manOeuyers
against he freedom OF her votes Will scOrn the official
cnd dature and Its agents spurn the koya ISIS CeSa-
ists, dnd Crficals AndEe anu vi
she viii condemn dictltOrial policy, and leave the Chief
Of the Executive p"wer who is trlsIOrlned INTO pie
biscItary candidate, alternative but To submit or re-
am We ourselves. sure support the country
es. and ineorrsypie minority re union Of ali sood
Frrncuen viii us discreet and render Us lnVlhe-
bic tue cOuuCry and the Republic"
The Conservative papers strongly censure A Gam
bettas NANTES to them declaring that the real
crisis has now commenced. The Republican payers
warmly praise the manifesto.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Owens is acting, this week, In Brooklyn
In the comedy OF Our Boys"
In the Olympic Theatre may he found
med ey II variety FEATURES cOmmuged with opporiun
tes taking reirrshment
The stage of NiblO's continues to be occupied
nv the meorama Of The Law OF the Land" which Is
big Is -colorod 4iece "The JbbenGnosav is at hand
The opera bOuffe of LA MaTjOlaine," IN
with Mile. Aimee skips and sports so pretuly and so
well viii he repeated for another week at the Broadway
Theatre
Mr.. williamson and Miss Moore, in Struck
OIL" M the Union square Theatre, keep the hold upon
the public favor. and and more demonstrate that
their success Is one Of rare m,rt
Mr. SOthern continues to attract crowds at
The Park Theatre with the Crushed Traegdian." BE
has made important changes and improvements in the
piece. and Will shortly present it in reconstructed
form
Bryant's Minstrels, now in occupancy OF the
little theatre that fronts the NewYOrk Hotel. form
strong troupe and give pleasant entertainment
Dourherty Mackin wilson and Little Mac are IN this
company. and Mr.. Neil Bryant directs its operations
with taste aud energy.
Mr. and Mrs Florence will remain one week
longer 40 The Eagle Theatre appearing in The Might
{ollar" Melo drama succeeds them. on tn 18Th INST
Il was lately rumored that Mr. ". r. Floyd would take
charge or Eagle Theatre, manager for Mr. Hart
but this news is not true.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. g.
steamship Cortes Fresmln 81 Johns " F. sept 49, via
Halifax y - Oct A, with mise. and pass 70 Clark sea
with naval stores VIM. p Clyde &. Co.
Steamship WyanOk, Couch. Richmond City Point and y
folk merchandise and passengers Old Dominion steam
Barr sussex of Iiitlehampton Taylor, Bahia 80 days.
with sugar etc. u ORDER vessel 10 Benham n BOyeseu
(Of Sunderland scott. Liverpool
ing u W. which she driven 80 niles 10 the south
ward
Steamship Bene'actor. for Wmngton barks Carrie Wv
K0sit Galway; Hornet for Laguayra brig Aroot for
ARRIvED..........Oct7
steamship Fernwood CBrl Dnsdale. Cardiff sept I'D
ballast j. =. Tucker q 90.
steamship Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah. with
mdse. and PASS. 10 Geo. Nonge.
ship Liverpool Lambert London 81 days. with chalk
Crinneu Minturu e co. Had nns weather
Hhip samuel OsiOnl White, Liverpool 80
Y. II. Brown q CO. Oci. g. lat ~ lou. 80
% mad hurricane from - veerng around 10 ~ W. WITH
snip Emerald Ise staples London Aug, 81 with mdsa to
Grunrll, Mintufu q q o.
BARK AgOstlna Iai segaerba Aloa Sept Is. ballast
B,rk Ago.tina b. Utal) Mari Grmsby Aug 81 In ballast
10 order Anchored OF the Highlands.
Rark Emlue fer) Schungel Bremen Aug IS, with mdse
arE Hawthorne. Nason PhIladeph IN ballast 70 master
Wlll load for SINGAPORE.
Steamship Gisand Havre: banks JASON for Bremen
amt Peftsaire. tor Queenstown or Falmouth.
FOREIGN PORTS
Iospos oct Tsaed Fanchon for Delaware Break water
AlDaer for Hampton Roads Lara Tor Delaware beakwater
Arrived, L.. j. Morse
HIuFAx N. s., oct 7.-Auivsd. steamships Falmouth.
Portland, Bermuda SsW-Ysrx.
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Albany. " Y, Oct. 7, 1877.
wEsTCHEsrER LAKES DESTROYED.

70 the Edftor OF me Trtbune.
SIR: 1t used to be considered advantageous
to live in the country within reasonable distance OF the
City OF New-York Nowadays II ia quite otherwise
Every one familiar with the drained by the Croton
Ryerremembers the many charming little lakes the pride
of the native Inhabitants and the and admiration
of tourists and visitors These lakes and clear are
fed by springs and their overflow by natural and more
OF less crcuous routes reaches the Croton River The
Civ OF New-York through special legislation, has as
suned the right the water OF all lakes and ponds III
that region Their natural channels have been inter
fered WITH widened deepened Gates have been IN
troduced, by which the water may be confined or re-
leased the pleasure OF the Water Board. lakes
lar.e and small, are lowered or drained without
.lrd for the health OF surrOundn. neghbor hoods
Wnen consider great Injury caused by draining
these beautiful H. tie lakes OF tneir water quantity SO
insignificant and remote from the Croton RIVER as TO
be- dry season. scarcely huncieht 10 reach H.
there would .eem % be reckless disregard OF the com
which FORM outlet for these walters, are saw mills
and grl-tmIs. numbers Of which have been forced TO
stop, causing great lhcohV 20 tne'r t au
great their Worse st, ntlrial levers
formerly almost unknown have become OF frequent DC,
currepce Tue Inhabitants IN some measure, aroused
10 sense OF and extent oi ths outrage ana
protect their own rights On the olher nah1
thcv are puDcaly informed that 200 policemen OF New
York ready 70 prevent any interference with ne
urana ed by Tweed aud carried through On the pfn-
C. lc that Whatever the legislature could DE bought TO
esation, may invade any gwen REGION damage us
industries convert It's BEAUTIFUL lakes INTO pest places
a lower seriously the value oil us lands; ,,
oaci 10 tnesc injuries, az amount OF water Is be
cur capable OF averaging from the largest VI these
lles refeird TO, perhaps g OF wafer 10 ths season
10 eacn inhabiant OF NcwNOrk; tile same innaDitant
wasting probably ten times mat amOuns oally, from
mere ugessness. II much injustice Is o De done
satisfy supposed thirst wny not in tneae days make
clean sweep and not Ouly tue watr, out tn pro-
ducOns Of TIE farms IsO lie farmers O thls part Oi
Westminster County have owned these lanls WIN tneir
water rigts many generations AUD II is outrageous
Ia estry their ya.uc by THESE empOrZag t1pedichis
Win suitable reservoirs the Croton River would supply
naturally All the The city requires, even IN tunes OF
extreme drOughts.
Aelo- IOra, Oct. 4, 1877.
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JEFFERSON pAYIs,s DRESS.
the Edttor Of The Tribune.


SIR: | do not know how Jefferson Davis
dressed NJ the time Of his capture but can tell you
what ne himself has said about 1t. Major Waltha Of
Mobile has In mis- possession, and showed TO during
visit to that city in 1874. autograph letter from Mr.
Davis, and photograph which enclosed in 1t. In
the letter Mr. Davis denied the whole story Of bis having
attempted TO escape in womans clothing. and he adde
that the photograph represented him dressed exactly
when he captured, with the exception that at that
time he wore pair OF spurs not shown the picture,
and had over his shoulders n waterproof cloak.
In the picture he appeared remember dressed in
loose and badly flung sack coat Of ghtish color,
with his pantaoons inside large pair Of cavalry boots
and he held in his hand low-erowned broad-brimmod
felt hat. IL. W.
Washington, d. O., Sept. 30, 1877.
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BROwN-sufienly Sunday Oct a. her late residence,
I46 West 4sth Catherine. Sfe OF Robert J. BfoWn-
Notice % funeral hereafter.
CROwTHER On Saturday oct .. % diptheria. Thomas
Turner, Of the Rev. Thomas and Hester A.
CrJwther, the lOth year Of bis
The rela friends family invited attend
the fInera services Monday -th INST. al 40 cock
D NJ the residence Of hs parents 30 - 5th st.
Brooklyn. r.. ID.
LATHRO sucdeniy-At waiuku Mani. Hawaiian Islands
/, George A LathrOp NJ D.. u New iork n his
5Sth year.
MLEAN-Charlss Mclean who was born IN Glasgow, scot
land oct g. 1872 died al NreharuOrd, Oneida County, "
Y. on the TIN d8y 81 oct. 1877.
His funeral viii be attended from his late residence. at
O'Clock y. M, tuesday next
sALTER-On Sunday, Oct T. Abram sal'er. IN the s5th
Of ms
The friends OF the family respectfully in
yted attend hs funeral from the Residences OF hi- sn.
lOi FuOnst BROOKLYN, On Tues sy. OCT 3 al $50 y M
Remains 10 De taken 20 STANFORD. Conn., on "Wednesday
WEYANT-On sunday. oct T. Vim. H. WeyanL AGED 50
years.
Nouce Of funeral in Tuesdays paper.
WILSON-n Brooklyn, Oc T. !. Clark Wilson. IN the 9Th
year " BIS age.
Relatives sna attend the funeral
from his late resenc- No l2D Hcksst, on Monday
stA INST, al ?. Friends please GO not slnd lowers
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PUBLIC OPINION

Among the many good nominations for the
Assembly there Is none better than tina winch tle Re
puncas Of Livingston County have made I'm the seec-
ton of James W Wa iswOfth. H. comes of good Repu-
lean ST. Ok II Rochester Democrat ana Chronicle kepJ
We see no reason in the plumbers and I'M
wisiom Of senate. Clnkling aud bis followers v Re
publicins snouli .sert Cause and plsSvelt
Surrender state 20 the Democrats Tie independ
eDt
Known as the candidate for Speaker of the
enemirs 10 the Texa Pacific RarOal, Mr.. Randall is
now PLAYING fast and loose with both sides. ii l. a
shffv trlcky demag0guc, VINO suoud ne expelled from
public ife-I Memp DOS Avllalcn Cini. De No.
Mr.. Randall will be elected Speaker, and in
the Democratic caucus be vii te yJe OF nearv
lDeu.l
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senatorial Conventions be held on MONDAY EVENING.
OCT ~. 1877 q O'clOca, ~ follows
Foirtn senatorial Dsirlct a. No. 90 urApdeb
Flfth senatorial u stTct - BeecAef bhlldlng.
xth Senatorial Dsfr &C AZ Ne - Avenue A.
seventh Senatorial blstuct al No 80 sdsv@
Fghth senatorial Dist Jet al brev0'rt Hail. East ottiN
such be constituted VI a. many d,esae iron
eacn Assembly District such district entitled " scnd 70
"A cuLIDu. cluigrfofs provided
Aliermanc Conventions 20 be ucl1 IN NEDNE SDAf Nv.
ENiN6. OCT -, 1877, - Oeuck - follows
Fourth Adcrmaulc DsElct 81 hfpubhcAn heAdQusrtcrA
north west corner Pearl and Chataamsls
Flfth Adermanlc Dislrick al lccckor building
srth AldrFmaa nc District at No. % Avenue A.
Seventh Aldermanlo District at No +SS tth ave
Eghth Adermalic District Al BrevoOrI all hss etthst
such convent a. be constituted Of a. many delegates
each Asnenbly Distract enued " SD 70
lie County Convention, a. hereinbef0rc provided
Asssmbly Conventions T. bc held GA III ksDAf ENbNlNe
OCr 81 1871 o'clock At The beadq1artes OF We te-gcI
tine late Westeester COunV sefrory
consist OF aecs&tos
there the Assembly
70 be the secretary OF ~ nspoDik
can CcotrsI i'm msdiAsy sfIsr the Aelias ,as
primaries. -. 80, ,,...u.,,,.. a. m. MA,
Of New YORK BENJAMIN h. PHI kLPe Prssidene
THEoDoRUs McLRoD secretary.
~ once a lns sscrslary 80. - LlSsrusA
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LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
CLEOPATRNS NEEDLES.


PRoFFER OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS TOWARD
FUND TO PAY THE EXPESsF or BRINGING ONE
or THE OBEIIsKs TO Ngw-YoRK.
TO the Ediior OF The Trt6Hne.
SIR: desire to thank the editor Of The World for
his timely editorial and article in his paper OF yes
terday, regarding the Egyptian obelisks
Ii is stated that the khediye has been spoken TO
IN reference to giving an obelisk to our country;
that he received the proposition with great favor
and would accede to such request II laid before
h1n by the proper authorities either of New-fork or
of the United States" and give an obelisk superior
TO the one on ITS way to England In visit
ing countries TO which these obelisks and other
works of Egyptian art have been taken, 1t has
impressed me as a pity, if not wrong, that they
could not always have remained in the land where
they are produced But if they are to be removed to
various countries then | desire that the United
States should have her share. | cannot conceive OF
ANYTHING in whose possession the people of this city
and of the whole country would feel greater pride
than in an Egyptian obelisk properly set up IN
suitable place in New-YOrk; or of anything that
would stimulate the people more to love OF art his
tory and all that is noble. refined and lasting. us
advantages would be invaluable.
IT, as is supposed. such an obesk can be obtained
will pay one-ffteth part of all the expenses of rs
removal and erection am sure there can be easily
found persons enough to pay the other forty-nil'
fltieths. Will you not have the kindness to second
The orITs valuable suggestions IN this matterf |
am confident that those Who have visited the his'or-
zeal land where these monuments have their origin
will need no incentive to and in the enterprise
Respectfully, CHAs. SIoRRs.
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TIE YELLOW FEVER.
APPEAL FOR AID FROM FERNANDINl

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. Ga special dis
patch says Tne Of Fernandna yesterday pre-
sented more cheerful aspect and many were out Tor
the first time; but yesterday evening strong. cold
northeast wind prevailed, causing an unayorable
change and a number OF inyaids are much worse
Money aud provisions running low. The Mayor has
sued an appeal Mayors Of Northern cities conclud
ing as follows
Wecry help and for IL now. In the name OF our
smitten community IN Of the brotherhood or
humanity In the name II God who hath touched
with his woefu Judgment, implOre you to give us
help"
Two deaths occurred ut Fernandna since the last
report Captain March, OF the schooner Emma Nc
Adams died Thursday night six new cases were re-
ported Friday and eleven Saturday The weather Is cool
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FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME, Oct. 6.-Italy has concluded no alliance
whatever with Germany.
OTTAWA, Oct. Hon. Mr.. Couchon has been
APPOINTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Manitoba. and ,lr.
Larrier, minister VI inland revenue.
LONDON Oct. CIV. Gale, the Cardiff pedes
tran who began to walk fifteen hundred miles in one
thousand hours Sunday, August 26 successfully flu
i.hed his feat to-day.
LONDON Oct. 6.-The Viceroy of Indias fam
Inc report dated Wednesday, says In Madras Bom-
hay Bengal Mysore aud Burmah, there has been
Utmost el rain The reports from the PuujauD Raj
pootAn, lndor- and the Northwest and Central Prov
iuces. are unfaY OraOle."
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THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO.

The last two weeks have produced great
change, day the prospects % the Re
pubcaus bnehteung. TIE reports from all parts n
tue state encourage 10 believe that not only may the
election Of the who'll ucket De confidently expected,
but that tae uajO ity Will b. small one when tht prop
able hghtness OF thr vote Is considered The discovery
OF tue fact that the Democrats working Ike Dav rs
70 take advantage OF the supneness OF lhelr opponents
has awakened Republicans 10 the peril IN which Their
apathy had placed the ticket and they are now giving
unulsiaeaDle signs OF change Of purpose The meet
rs ar better tended and the interest II the election
has greatly Increased On the other hand the Democrats
ore glrelllng among themselves, and the side parties
Nhlc was feared at first would draw mainly rom the
~ paOncans aie evidently weakening the Democrats
nv, rs proved 10y The aerce attacks made upon them
W we DeMOrTaflc nrn.s
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE COOPER INSTITUTE MAss-MEETNG.

THE COOPER INSTITUTE MAss-MEETTNG.
Arrangements were perfected on Saturday
evening for the Republican massmeeting, to be hed at
Cooper Institute. Wednesday ~ sustain the Admins
trtou and consider the action Of the Rochester conyen
ton. The Executive Committee OF the Committee Of
Fifty met at the Union League Club and decided 10 cir
culate the call" heretofore published, among all the
leaong business men during Monday and Tuesday, and
on Wednesday publish the card, IN the signatures
obtained It is expected that either Judge Noah DAVIS
or Professor Theodore W. Dwight. OF the Columbia Law
school, will preside at the meeting. George william Cur
tis will make the opening speech.
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TIE EDWIN ADAMS BENEFIT.

Tn other columns of this paper will be found
ample Information TO the purposed benefit 10 MI hu
win Adams the actor The performance viii be given
rcx. Friday afternoon at the Academy OF Music. More
than hundred members Of the dramatic and musical
profession part in IT, The chief features ~ the
arranged programme exceptionally attractive IL Is
sign at once OF the generosity Of the players ana
the am lie resources Of the local stage. that such s
ng array Of Games and such various and bright enter
tainmcnt should Immediately have Deen P'o'iNou "
make the purposed benefit a substantial success
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me enterprsng manager of an establish
n-'Ls "Alch u .cfiaAes 80 " pcFiaIm funerals" tLe
most approved style at moderate charges annOuno,
@. ~ order 70 MAINTAIN the wei-knOwu reputation Of
tAe house and 10 keep pace with modern require
~ naS ma constructed number OF hight and elegant
anu mourning coaches expressly Tor the Summer
sI1isOn IL 10 reires lngly cool TO meet VITA a
VIC taxes such pans 10 study the comfort OF his
'ineis hYnz OF dead Once = Heek-
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND The SOMERSET
FAIR.

To the EdttOr Of The Trt6uns
SIR: Your article Oh the Somerset FAR ex-
cites comment and a deal OF amusement. 10" your
,rriter enuld have been thus msed. however,
c,,uot understand Information clms 70 TIE Wed
pesdAy evening that General Mcclellan could not be
viii. us on TAursday. ami coulmu' icated IL to my
friends Wee cry sorry, because our worthy Presdeni
of the Agricultural s,cely had been Boosting OF lis
ability to do proper honOrs as host to so distinguishes
guest. and | desired him 10 nave an oppof.uh"y
Although he is not Democrat nor Is ne pi''enanS -
A are the Generals attendance upon political grounds
90, have NO doubt did desire 10 SEQ how iadcpen'
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CAprAIN IouNsoN AND MR. RLIrNr.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: With regret notice in your issue of the
4 instant, under the heading Of Recklessness tie
Rivers" quotation from communication by myself to
GEORGE w Birnt. Pilot and HarbOr CO umiss Oner or
N-wYork. which written % that functOuary ct his
own suggestion, solely, an 10 quest ~ Information. No
given by me for It's pubhCat on was II
the desire Of the officers associated with that il
should further call the attention " tne owners
OF the vessels complained OF. through proper hOr
lties 10 reports made TO me commanding officer
All, very respectfully, YOUR ODedient serv ant
A. ". JOHNSON.
Captain 4. & v. commanding o. 3. ship minnesota"
NEW YORK, u. [. 8. 1877
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THE PICKERING VALLEY DISASTER.

PHGNIxvILLE. Penn, Oct. THE debris at
the scene OF Thursday evenings disaster the Picker
Ing Valley Railroad burned last night, by order OF the
railroad company.
TIE cofoners ary after viewing the remains OF the VIC
riu. wed them removed 10 their late homes 1ne
iurg Tins morning visited the viewed the surround
in ana adj urned 10 meetOn Wednesday morning, when
v tnes,es viii be examined, aud evidence taken. -Four
,ers0ns nave since die ichae Clr0ett, brakeman
Mir. Alo,rt Peunypacker, Peter Dinteli aud John Lot
shaw These bring The total number OF deaths Dy the
Al sferu - eleven.
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OF political parties he could be, and doubtless that
led HIM to think had msled Others by not giving the
contents OF Lis dispatch TO the public.
did not write telegraph to the Gcneranor did any
10 50 for me- carriage In Attendance at
the depot except for the purpose OF receiving senator
aud Mrs Albeit
General Mcclellan Is Of good Democratic major
ty In Somerset, and ~ such majority my Congress
siJna District VIII render u certain that lie his many
true and warm friends ndepen en OF those processing
friendship and manifesiIng advising MIN 10 keep
from people Who anxious hin AMI snake
his honest hand. ALvAH CLARK.
S0meTriAe, ". J., Oct 8, s77.
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NOMINATIONS.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 6.-The Republican
County Convention Princessvie have just nominated
Joseph Bruee OF Princeton for and Randolph
H. Moore for County Clerk Mr. Moore the present In
cumhenr. The Democratic County Convention now IN
session IN this city have just nominated Crowe Marsh
OF Princeton for Senator. and Watson T. Vancamp, Of
Trenton, for County Clerk.
AUBURN. n. Y, Oct. Cat the Republican Senate
rial Convention to-day for the XXYth District the Hon.
William b. WoOdin rencmnated on the FIRST ballot.
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WOODWARD IN NORwALK.

To The Editor or The TrIbune.
SIR: The articles in THE TRIBUNE of the
"a inst, respecting e A. Woodward reflect severely
the people OF Eorwalk and South Norwalk-on some
OF them justly especially in the "City Of south Nor
walk" within whose bounds Woodward. Ingersol and
Carney were res dents-Keyser lived more remotely
gotten gains. and found admirers tOades and leeches
But better class the cry, well IN the uniOwn
borough. repudlae and repr0bate rhe Impudent Thief
and LA from the frat. VIII not THE TRIBUNE
do Justice to- HoKwALK.
AOrDaLk. Conn, Oct. 3, 1877
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r,,r,,xp OFFICE. Oct g. / a. m.-The rapid rise OF
ssure which was a feature last Friday, conIin-
nei on Saturday and SHOWN IN the upper dia9fan'
There was further rise though not 70 MARKED yese'
day Temperature usual with high 'arometer' has
d IovV The mol.ture Of the air has much INCREASED
For tbis CITY and vicinity slightly greater warmth aug
rsrra cnudincss STEADILY Increasing may DC e1pec'cu
to-,iov in adyanc. Of storm tomorrow