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New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. 10.
steamship Herman Livingston. Mallory Savannah oct
10 with mGse. and pass. to Geo. fOnse.
Bark Wave Queen Londonderry y. 81 Wilson, LIVER.
pool sept 90 ballast ID. B. DeWof Co Anchored a.
Sandy HOOK FOR orders. ..
order. . -.
Bark Adolf 0Gerl, BrOckemann Bremen 80 days. with
en- petroleum barrels to iierIn koop q Co
Bark (Of DamascOtta FOsse CIOnst1it ~ days
hemp to g. r. MetcIl q 90.
UnSd states S0Op OF War Ossipee from Portsout y IL
FOREIGN PORTS.
MONTREAL Oct I0.-Passed Fox River inward at p N.
steamship Peruvian. .
HALIFkx. y. ;, oct. l9-Ariyed steamships Falmouth
from Boston and Portland Beta from II Thomas ana BermndA
LONDON Oct l9.-ssiled, Trust, FOR Charleston.
QUKkNhlOHN. Oct 2O.-The williams Gui0n Line sfan-
ship Wisconsin Captain Foryh: from Ne@fork oct Tor
Liverpool. arrived here at 1880 this morning.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct l9-Ceared bark strscathro Queens
town.
GALVESTON. oct Is-saed. steamship STATE Of TeIaA
New-NOrk
SAVANNAH oct I9-Arrived steamship General Barnes,
New York Cleared. bark Fritz (Nor Liverpool sailcd
steamship Mo OBJ, Reyal
BALTBoRR. Oct i9.-Arrved. steamships VIM. crane.
HOWes. Boston Josephine Thompson Moore, Newlork
Richard willing Her, hladelpna Cleared steamships 3.
W. Garrett Foster. New YORK VIM Weilden, kgsan. PEi'
Boston. Oct ls-Arrived. steamships New arunswick.
Winchester. ST. John y. 81 Glsucus, Bearse NtwlOrk.
Cleared. bark Conquest H0wes smyrna JOnn Boyd lDrL
Grant, Cork.
For other shin Yevs see Ssrenh Page
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
ANorHtR NOMINAIION FoR BRADY.

ANOTHER NOMINATION FOX BRADY.
THE IypgPENDENT REPVBLGCANs NAME ONE CAN
piDArE AND APPOINT A CONFERENCE cont
MITTEE.
The Independent Republicans held their
County Convention last evening, at Lyric Hall with
the exception o the XIXth each Assembly District was
eulIy represented. Christopher Pullman, who was
elected permanent chairman, said in his address
that he could not the benefit OF electng Thomas
Murphy over Frederick W L0ew, the Tammany candi-
dato for Register Of eectng Mr.. Morr7ssey over
Davd Dudley Field or wee versa" Ho called upon
tb Indeppudeus 90 raise the Republican parry OF New
YOrk 10 higher standards .
Thomas f. stew art moved that candidate b0 nonna-
red fr Judge OF the supreme Court. Mr. Elliot nOmna-
tai Jobu Il. Brady, and ne made the candl
dote nv acclamatiOn. Henry &. Robinson offered
r.sou1ns con gratulang the public on the fact tat
Gr' 49,, nrOepect of u union al good citizens op
,osrd In the cOrrupI system which guiGoS IdinIany
IN all and which Is raining the credit aud DShess oI the
,uetropos" and calling Tor committee OF conference
The resolutions adopted, and the committee OF con
trreuos was announced. fOlO@S; john LaiOn,
Daniel Moore T. IL. Ball. William H. Town
C'T Polncmus, MIcnael Neville, james T. Nc
Veapey 2. c. Bamberger, Tnomas T.: stewart
q n soutEwOrth, JOnn ID. Mclean, Paul ochntzler. l.
q NJ Inrdley Charles b. saunders George T. Bradford,
Ihornas Kxitmre william Hail. jr. EtEan Allen. ii. G.
I,bIu,on Tno chairman anu secretary were added 10
the committee. =, a..
with other committees was appointed az follows;
Hes.rs stewart, Robinson, Neville, Bal, POlhrmus,
Iuuan and Brad Ord Mcs5rs. SOutENOr and Mclean
were subsequently, udded.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
COTTON MARKErx.

AUGUSTA Oct. 19-Cctton quiet Middlng l0ilslote;
receipts bales sales, bales stock, 1871, 3i37
bales. 1916. 6i26 bales reeay receipts b5J5 bales ship
ments 5.lal bales. sales 6,3ls bales
hng IL &c. Good Ordinary, lO.c net receipts 33s baie
i97 balcs stock. 5.032 bales: weekly not receipts
13O2 bales 57-s bales eIDo 70 to Great Britain,
5,SJ7 bales .
Low Mldding l0ssalO7c. Good Ordinary lOSdlO2c;
receipts All bassi gross, COS baesi exports cost~-
400 bales; 30 bales, spinners 70 balls s0cE sJ7
bags weekly net receps f3i bales 53S bales,
pOrs to Great Britain baes. tNis 5,-5Z b2Ies
sales, l,flO bales; sales TO spinuers. O3j bales.
CHARLESTON. oct i9 e tOton quiet; MddIng lOic. Low
Miadhug &c Good Ordinary. lOsG &C; receipts,
40 bales exports 10 Great Britain 49, bales sales uDO
bales SJ@J bales weekly net receipts 70 SO bales;
exports Great Britain bales france 1850 bales
1900 bales.
Mddng 10 Good Ordinary Oc receipts ~ bales snip
% bales: stock, l,lt5 bales weekly
receipts, 54s baesi shipments, 9ii bales sales, lo3 baes
GALyRsToN Oct. l9-Couon FIRM aiddling. iO2c.
MdIng, 10 c Good Ordinary, 37s, net rccrlpt 1861
bales; s-e-, 226 bales stock 4i-l bales weekly net 10
ceps 29Os2 bales gross ZOlo5 bas exports eOastVlse
.,USS bales. sales. .,bJ5 bales.
IOUIsvI.LE, oct. l9-CDttOn dull Nddlng, llcla
NEW-OHLEANs oct l3-0OttOn Irregular MiddlnC 1896.
Midauug, 10 Good Ordinary, &c; net receipts
6-O4l bales. weekly receipts 29.592 bales
1910 bales; exports To- Great Bra 1870 bales France
s., ,7J4 bales cOaswse, 6.2l blss sales 4OjO bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9COtt0n quiet Midtlng. u 80 Low
Mlddlng &c. Good Orfl ary, lO"iec net receipts 23D
oAy,sSAH, Oc. I9.-COtt0n dull Middhng lOi4c.; Low
Mlddlng 2c Good Ordinary &C., net receipts, !, zl3
bales. gross exports cOtst~le ZlHf Dairs 5aes
bales; stock. 4GJs2 bales, weekly net receipts 23"ll
2J,l2S blesi expo Il u The COAtlLenL S0co
bales cOastWise, 1860 bales sal's lI,oi' Daies
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The sale of tickets for Miss Emma 1hursby's
concert commences Monday morning, Ut the usual
places.
Two grand concerts, at which Nicmann VIII
assist arr to be given Brunswick in honor Of Franz
Ab who has entered his tweny-nfth year a. Court
CapollmriGrr a. thai place.
Wagners " Wakjire,' which was to have been
brought ont At The beginning OF the Berlin season, viii
not be given for time yet Wagner is said to be
somewhat indignant at the delay IN its production.
Mr.. Boucicaut's new comedy. " Marriage,
appears 30 he growing IN The public lavOr-WaHcas
Theatre being full every niSht. Mr. Bouccdult Has
gone into the West.
NJ. Daniel Bernard. musical critic of ICn'on,
has undertaken TO edit the correspondence of He"t
ferlinz. The correspondence OF 80 Groat criuc az
Beroz will unquesonab!y be OF great interest ana oI
nconsderabie value.
Herr Hans Won BulOw lately paid Baden
where he met medical friend discovered whal
really the matter with him and told MIN what was the
nrorar treatment for his Herr BulOw leads
.rv retired life, and avoids all society whether or
when will resume his professional career s stl very
uncertain.
French plays are offered thrice week at
the Theatre Francais Oate Brs.utsJ. in Twenyhsr
at. The series began on the 2d inst with " Is Faux
Boushommes" aud 1t continued on the I'm and oth
with lie proces Voauradieux" and Madenol-eue
Felle Mr. Durand, director or TINS thctft h', W
gonizNd good company and the French STYLE III acting
may be contemplated under pleasant con tOhs' IoI-
nrinaures will be given Tuesday, Thursday ana odt-
urday OF the present week.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
OHIOs VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
FIGURES FROM ALL EXCEPT THREE CoUNTIEs-rULI
RETURNS WILL REDUCE MR. BISHOPS MAJoRII,
OF 5,1S7 COMMERCIALLY


FIGURES FRoM ALL ExCESr THREE CoUNTIEs-FULL
OF 5,1S7 CoSnDKRABLY.
compilation of the Republican and Dem
ocrae vote for Governor in Ohio the 10th inst,
published in the newspapers OF that State is given be-
low by counties Three cOuntes-Ashtabula,H Hardin and
Stark-remain to be heard FROM The.returns from all
the other counties except Hamilton. said to be Off
cia, but they may be sub bjected TO notifications in
the Secretary OF States office. Richard Moore Bishop
Dem) has, according to these figures. q plurality OF
3S125 over Wm H. West RepJ, aud majority Of 5,ls7
over oil his opponents stephen johnson Nat
onall the nominee Of the Greenback men
and the Columbus Workngmen. received 1876
votes; Lewis II. Bond Cincinnati WOrkingmens candi
date) had 12.4so votes; Henry A. Thompson (Pro had
4,639 votes; the scattering votes numbered SO. The
total vote for Governor this year In the counties
heard from 557,015; against 65s,649 for
President in 1879, and 592,6S3 for Governor
in 1873. When the remaining counties heard
from, the total OF the state will be increased
probably TO about 5S2 900 In 1875, President IIayess
plurality in Ashtabula County 4130; Governor
Aliens plurality in Hardin county 81, and In Stark
255 Last year President Hayes had plurality of
4,477 ID Ashtabua, and lbs in Hardin Governor TIL
dens plurality in Stark County 362 1t is quite
likely, therefore, that the IN these counties will re-
duce Mr.. Bishops majority considerably. Mr.. Bond
Work. received his highest vote (907D in Hamilton
County Delaware County gave Mr.. Thompson Pro)
his largest vote 29n. The largest National vote 076
for Steghen Johnson cast Lucas County. Clrr-
mont County led on With the largest scattering vote 32
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

CRANDELI-HODGE-In Brooklyn. rhursday oct is,
the residence oi tue ides parents % Han,Onpla .
by j. l. Ho,g, ID. D., assisted BY The hsy Alex
HacFafan Mnno T.. hodge, daughter ~ the obclaun
c,rcgnlu Frank " Crauael All or BROOKLYN 40 cars
POlgnKee, SIC papers please copy.
DUTHIE-WHELAN-On Ihu sday. Oct. H. by the Rev.
George DeshOn Jam DdtLe 10 Mary F. causAlrr VI ~ J.
Mhaldn AL o. thls city
HOPE KNIGHr-On Thursday Oct s at the residence of
the parents, b. Inc Row a. o. lawson Georze H.
Op. OF BY Ridge, 10 Ida A. daughter OF koJert kugnI
Crg, Ot kr0JNlya.
AVITT-MACALPTNE-On wednesday evening, Oct II.
al m Church. b., JOnn c. Feel, son. ID. D. ~ 81
Jlhs church staten Island assisted by the fes Geo \:
htlt.r a. Leiyti IT, 10 Katherine DOusAs, seeoEo
daughter OF b. l. MacAIine, esq
AlI Aohces Of Hd,ridges masI be mdorsea uiLa faA
md 1oi.y
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
CHANGE N THE STATE TICKET.

C. v L. LUDDISGTON THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR CONTROLLER.
Clinton Y. Il. Luddington, of Monticello, Sui
Iivap County has been made the Republican candidate
fr Controller IN place Of Francis Sylvester who has re-
signed The Republican state Committee held meet
ing Yesterday morning TO I'LL the vacancy IL was re-
norted that Mt Sylvester heartily in accord with the
Marty but that he was compelled account OF personal
r.,sons 10 decline the nomination. e. V. X. Lud1ngton
staInch Republican, and m influential citizen Of Sul!
van County was unanimously rendered the vacant place
IN che ticket and accepted II IN the following teegaphc
despatch from Monticello;
Far ,ersoual reasons should decline the nomination
rendered but Tor patriotic consideration viii accept
Members OF the Republican Committee did not thinG
the change Of candidates for Controller would IN any
degree embarass Republican canvass They believed
the streng 0f tho ticket unmpared The canvass
o the state Is well advanced and reports from all parts
are encouraging for the Republicans. The Democratic
state COMMITTEE in squads, u making peLsOnt eau
vezs Of every doubtful county In the state The HeGO-
lic,n committee SAYS 1t is nO5 behind bano Anolb'r
stragetc move OF the Democrats l. plan Il hOId Sc
RES OF mass Ia the doubtful c)ul . ourii
fbe last week OF the lley rSp,ct W. II tle 80
of their Congressman ard n whole ufaO lea power OF
the party to fan the eIthsAsul for the Dem0crat!c
ticket to Il white heat.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

guard Empress passed by and after looking at him
few moments, asked him his He replied that it
WIS Kobelef "Kobelef" said the Empress; 81 don't
like sound Of that for the future you are TO be
called Skobelef" From that time the Empress took an
interest In his welfare and eventually through her
favor ne became Aide-de-Camp TO the Car. " nave
only one more remark 10 MAKE said the General, " and
that that the young fellow whom raised to be an ON
Ger today the OF the brother left at home 70 LOOK
after onr village homestead" The nephew took his
nm les name ano subs, quenty himself became gen
eral IL is his sou. "SkObeief the younger, W'o mas
lust distfuglshed himself before Plcyna
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
DEMOCRATIC HOPES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

The prospect of electing Governor Oaston
Win ei mana hall the Democratic state ticket u ~"
considered by the Democrats, and by many hopubca-
Ia be very good Tue Democratic feuds nave Dtrh
In Bostou where G1stpn- plurality VIII prOOaDy frah
5000 The Republican vote promises 10 DO ns.t
unlces something Is done within the next iofteh
TO ali out the reserves In every town that near iIon
Covrrnor Rice viii run behind his tcKet, though haf
tbe hating element will not probably vote for Ptman or
Tor Phillips some, and increasing number Just now
will vote ou right Tor Castor. whose gain nom The RAM
and e OF the Hayes Of last year Will De cohsd
cradle especially ~ the cities aud along tie line Oi inc
tunnel railroad. But q great mauy OF tho iepuDleah7
Will stain from voting gt ALL either because they uS-
like Goveuor Rice or because they do not quite approve
IN cardinal points OF Mr. Hayes policy Ihe ONO
eetiou has given renewed courage To ths disaneetu
wing Of Tho party which hopes, IN due une 70 pc
enc the con rolling element again. The more the ONO
m snt h looked at the dscOuraging II Is 10 the
Hayes Republicans. who were assured ana certainty "a
pcctsu they were going 10 carry the btato'
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

The programme for DR.. Damr0schs first or
cestral matinee, be given next Saturday, contains
several highly interesting nOyees,as will be seen below
s0ng Evening star"... wagner.
NJ. /. Remmertz.
> az Gavos from acello sonata Bach
Arr for OIa hestIa by J.. Damf0sch.
o. Hungarian D8loos ucrl- Brahms
sOng Two or. -schtndnn
Nr. + Eemmeri1.
nsskaanCc symphony iah
(fifst time IN Americal
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
NOW uARtAY EuCHRED BRIsTOW.


NIrhIf" U1lNfnJDN I"TISF ~ f'i' u -
The cause of the recent co0lness between
R1sioy nDd Harlan has in leaked OUT IL seems brls
TO- wa. A candidate Tor the supreme Bench, an eA
pcctcd hs appointment without any enort or ronDe On
his p,rf Harlan went quietly 10 work. geitlrs uP ln
dnr.ctnenfs Tor himself aud circulating the report tht.
Hrstow was not a candidate. Before BrstoW 90.
i,,,.fede AZ this Uiran had secured the support OF
me strongest men southwest, and was III HucH
nn,iou that Bdstow cOuld not nope u beat hli bIis
Uaren and the feud waxeG 81 hOi that when tue fres
id,nt went e Louisville Harlan did not invite ilslo"
a. - erfrrtanment which he gave in tho Presldehtr
honor wnereupon Brist0w got up an entertainment 70
,vntcn lac dit not invite HARLAN.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

Brooklyn has this week enjoyed the actlng
OF Mr.. Lester Waack, in Ny Awful Dad 4he spirit
drclery and finish OF this performance naturally make II
very porular The Park Theatre has been densey
crowded every night Mr Wallaoks engagcmcnt closes
this evening Tie will succeeded at the Park on Mon
day by the earnest powerful and accomplished actress
Miss Augusta DargOn, aa queen Mary.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
THE BOOT on THE OTHER LEO.

The Democrats of ONO are making tlehlseisoS ..S
over tef recent ylctory, but IL should moderate
their transports to know that Bishop Is really minority
C,v.r,nr nffer AN We rencni er too, 10 have heard
Denocrat. express themselves strongly III iaNOr tho
r.signatiou of minority officers. Perhaps h0wevs ney
i tbe appIcatiun Of their arguments 20 RepuDucdhs
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
name or station who seek to hinder his righteous pur


believe Presiden. Hayes is right aud viii have tns
approval OF the Nation In the treatment OF the souten
question. On this the Republican party mas fhaue y
dious mistake from the end OF the war We esfeu o
the the ground that the southern s'a1s Us
integral part OF the Union. mhen tne H
closed abandoned this high plane ios
exactly opposite ground. We said these o',te1 o1S
had committed sucidethe States whose ctzens y ntu
been fighting to prove the Union indysble we VII
right In IT. ating the Southern rebellion as repeli',
then when the rebels conquered their states had "
much right 10 repre- entatiOn in the National Congress
and al the privileges OF government as ever:
Had this policy been then taken we enOnin
have escaped the bunders and crimes when
have made reconstruction painful and peiliOns-
We remanded these states TO quaserri0rial eon1l,
tion and sent them military governors. We coud
hardly have devised better way TO keep up hatred anu
increase hostility Could the horrors OF the massacres IN
louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina have been
exceeded IN number or atrocity by any ulnrreht
coursei Would different process OF reconsTue-
tOn have put larger number OF COnIeuera's
army officers and chief men IN Congress
Broad statesnanship ought to have showr tat IN inc
Federal Union central government could not "ltbouI
the peril usurp the judicial, executive OF eEs
lave functions OF State. This cardinal doctrine we
have much forgotten. and 1t nigh time for some
Of authority 10 utter It again. AS President Hayes mas
done. He has done nothing more than 10 realrn the
equal rights OF all the States. He has put himself IN tue
liue OF historical progress, ana cannon fa unless
history meaningless and our institutions deluson
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

AFFORD relief from the rather thinblooded. fantastica
wrewoven style OF play which is often called "society
and which has often mado the contemporary stage
happy compound Of confectionery and millinery.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

and the rain o the night There was very little Gsetua
ton OF temperature. -
Cloudy aud rainy weather may be expected IN this city
and vicinity to-day, developing into storm by toinor
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
NrW.YoRK pHILEARMONIC sOCIETY.

On Monday next, and during the coming
week lass years subscribers to the Philharmonic con
certs will have an opportunity TO retngsge their old
seats and Oh Monday October 49, the sale 70 the gen
efal public Of all seats not previously engaged Will
be begun The prospects Oi the society for tie coming
season are remarkably fair The orchestra las already
been fully orgalzed under the oouducorship OF Mr.
Theodore Thomas and the private rehearsas under
wa, TIC plecs de resistance at the first concert which
takes place November "a, win he Beethoven's Pas
to-al symphony. end there will 10 several other
Interesting features with possibly novelty or two
Il claimed by the society that the rehearsals already
held sbundary prove that the performance OF the FaS
to-el symphony will bs by far the moss finished ever
heard In this country and t4 It not hard to believe
when considered that tbe Philharmonic orchestra
VII bo A. large az ever, and viii contain many OF the
men who have had long train nS un0er IhOinass oatOn
i his old orchestra which VIII 2iye n for larger mum
Der OF really rstcass performers than II ever had be-
fore The ia doing lie best now, 10 deserve we
OF tee public which ought 20 give Ii very generous sup
port And subscribers TO the Thomas symphony Con
ccrs should remember that the two sets 0i concerts no"
in reality only series are lniefdegeuent tle
prOxramncs % being made with regard 10 those 0l
the others and that they y! afford tIcy wish ~
the full benefit OF either serrs to mss the concerts OF
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
RPnAnWAY THEATRE.

"Le Petit Faust" will be produced at the
broadway Theatre on Monday evening. Me. Aimee
will sing in it. This merry tribe has not been seen Tor
some time and il doubtless viii be welcome to the Yotar-
les Of the opera bOufe.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
GUNORE'S GARDEN.

reoDeued or Monday evening with the Great London
Circus and Sangers British Menagere" The place Is
good one FOR an exhibition OF tins kind-beinS central
spacious and ary-an4 the snow ID understood TO be
excellent.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
MONDAY EyESISGs MASS MEETING.

The Committee of Arrangements for the
mass meeting m atIon to the constitutional amend
euts on Monday evening met ~ the residence OF Royal
p,eI,. last evening Tho following gentlemen have
ccen,ed the in gitation speak: David III. stone. vii
r.sm + Dodge l. Bradford Prince Oswald Ottendorier
,gL,slsr "A Feckham Simon Strrne, ex-governor 'alo-
non md Henry r. DmOck. Between 1000 ana 5000
names hy been signed to the call, and petitions are In
circulation receiving the names OF many prominent se
emen in commercial circles pledging themselves not 70
v,te for any Senator Member of Assembly who - not
I'm favor OF submitting the people the constitutional
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
GIVE OHIO A CHANCE.

FrIf4 fhf CinrHnIfi kHQtHT'T.
Instead of lengthening the Presidential term
IN iY years as IL proposed. they had better try 10
sVoptc, ~ BECAUSE ii cry who Is chosen Gov
rnor of Ohio has 30 whac al II, they II soon g'
siIuply OF Presidential materia! on Lsnd 10 last uh'
the re Nt Centennial.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

This house il open, with large variety pro
cramme and 10 seems to find abundant favor with th
large class Of pleasure seekers who relish medley en
tcrtainmeut
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
ENGLISH OPERA AT THE FIFTH AVENUE

An audience which completely nlltu tne
Fifth Avenue Theatre listened. last evening with pleas
ure that was frequently manifested to The first perform
anee Of The Bohemian Girl by the Hess Opera Com
pany. MISE Enele Aelyileiappeared for the frat time
as 4 rhine, hrs. Segnin the GYPSY QEecn, and Mr
Castle as TbGddsH Mr.. Henry Peakes was
Count Arnhetm; Mr. Edward seguiD. Deriiskoof; ];
and Mr. Tom Wnnen Especially engaged, tho pro-
gramme stated took the part Of Fiorensten The Cap1n
orhs Guard was Mr.. Frank 1ams. Aside from some
what long delays between the acts and In several
stances stl longer between the scenes the per-
formanae vas smooth and effective. Miss Melville sang
q" Dresmt Dwet IN Marble HALF" sufficiently to the
saisfaction OF the audience to "a hearty recall,
and the repetition more pleasing than the first
drrng Mrs segliin made stately Queen o. the Gyp-
sos and her rich has rarely been heard 10 better
advantage than IN the passionats lament which
follows the union OF IhddGeHs and Airline, and
which audience insisted tha she should repeat NJ
Castle sang the evening advanced and
the popular songs which belong to the part OF Thaddes
we're cordially eucored In the 'ourth sct Miss Melville
introduced Bishops song LO HeaT the Gentle Lark in
wtca the fc1Ibty Of her voice proved surprise. and
she was ed wIth real enthusiasm. " Toe bohemian
Gr" does much Of The chorus ana it, dehcen
es 10 many particulars did not The enjoyment Of
the opera.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
SOUARE THEATRE.

"The Chinese Question viii be produced
tonight ~ the Union square THEATRE. with Mr. william
sou and Miss Moore in the chief characters
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

rnnuc 70 harmony and peace. and give ptSe' p lat
th, advent of IT'S second century OF i's ooh'i" 49,
nass and glory among nations
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20
CLAIM TO A SEAT IN THE SENATE

NEw-OKLEANs, La, Oct. 19.-Ex-GOvernor
Pinchback has written letter to the Hon. John IL.
Mitchell, Chairman Of the Senate Committee on Priyi-
eges and Elections renewing his claims to the Senator
sAip Referring 10 the statement OF Senator Thurman
that there was in the Of Mr. Eustis, Mr.
Pinchback says:
| would call your attention 10 my credentials OF jan
uary 49, 1879 when duly presented 10 the Senate
Senator West read aud referred 10 the Committee on
Privileges ana Elections, and which haye never been
acted upon Dy said committee. / called senator
Moron's attention this IN the early part OF last
session promised 10 investigate IT. These creden
tis present, valid claim To seat IN the senate Oh
th United states az those presen by either MI Ke ogg
Mr. Eust.s and beg respectfully 10 submit mat they
are euuIed To and snruld receive the careful consul
Grafton of the Committee or Privileges and Elections.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

There IRE ,nnny ture men country that sines
early boyhoOd clothing merchants bat DEyS
q co. OF such class CT patrons il an honor
the irLn
New-York tribune., 1877-10-20

The vote for the several candidates ths year Is com
,s be.ov with the vote for Governor ia 1873. IA 1874
the Democrats had majority Of 1857 for Secretary OF
tate and 1902 majority IN the Congressional districts
I'm 1873 they lost the state, the Republicans giving
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