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Gitnatlone nantto-- aIaIss

NOOK. &c.-A Maltese middle-aged man
cook speaks good knssa a ss erS%s ,sTs and
conecons private family boarding house city or com;
BE6R Gsf Sd tf iss stSsye o" wages ~
COACHMAN, &c.-By a single man az
- cOachman and in private family WI De found
dress B. G., Tribune Uptown 6hice, LESS broadway.
NOACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes a situa-
- ton for his eoachman ir0tes2nt yoans sap 9
Those a want q the above will do well by calling on WAL
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single man
~ thoroughly understands the care and treatment o.
horses carriages and harness wiling and 3eg9g can eur
c ca Sf So f tx % TSist2 2sn i4t honesty
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a competent,
reliable and Ut married v h srSg Tscom
mended by late employer as to sooTey honesty anu
ih aeG o GRs MSS HToaGTay - - ~
CARPENTER by Trade and General Useful
- ManHandy genteman's place store or factory has
tools for everything; construct any kind Of building
o% WSses beet Call HOME BUREAU No
i3s 6ts.aye.
VARMERS SITUATION.-By a married man,
cook references. Address c. C., Tribune Uptown Office
l23s broadway.
TARDENER.-Youn German on q gentle
" mans place; understands plain gardening care OF
horses to himself useful good references ADDRESS
b r., BOX a. Tribune Uptown once, l,25o Broadway.
CARDENER.-By a married man, English;
cold Tult, MOWERS anu NeRcbt"s
has thoroughly farming and care and management OF
fancy stock wife would charge OF dairy and poultry
address ESa ;Ge b. ia 15 good CITY
GARDENER, DAIRY WOMAN.-A Dutch
VI Protestant pajr children wish 10 take care OF
gentlemans place; excellent gardener; greenhouse
in also for and drive horses VIE very
good dairy II required speaks good English End Wei
mmended. Address j. H., care Of ID. NOONDSbf LOO
PayOnia ave, Jersey city.
GROOM, &c.-A frst-cass groom and coach
" man: Protestant sngle North German; good refer
city country Address II. b. coachan' ~ west
l3thst
WAITER.-A young cOl0red man as first
class waiter; understands the business in all Ns
branches. Address ROBEItTs ISL lthaye cor. 30lhsL
WAITER.-A young Chinese man as waiter
private family best city references Can De seen al
present emp overs, No. IS East 37th-st.
WAITER, &c.-By Young colored man az
waiter salads and Dressings, opens oysters can
take fun charge dining halls pantnes ana heating
apparatus silver and marbles wages moderate b.I
city references; city country. PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, no l3s 6thaye,
XVAITER.-A young girl as waiter can
w take a Waitemaus place. city reference % West
44th.st.
NVAITER.-By a cOored waiter in private
family Offer the best city reference Two wears ifom
place Address a. b., Box &c. tribune UPTOWN ZINC"
l23S Broadway.
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AmusemRnls.

ID II. BARNUM'S
NEW AND GREATEST SHOW on EARTH
OPEN AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS Al
GILMORES GARDEN.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. .,
TWENTY IMPOKTED STATIONS IN NEW AClS,-
TWELVE STATIONS PERFORMING AT ONE TIME
Beautiful Fquestriennes riding BaTe.Backed steedA
through Flaming Hoops Of Firel
PATRIZlO catches CaunOn-balls shot from cannon
Loaded with Powder in the Presence " the Audience
FIRST appearance Of Miss EMMA LAKE Queen Oh inc
sides tdde.
GRAND ENTREE AT AND 7. NJ
Admission Reserved seats % cents extra
Children under nine years, 20 ceLts Doors open az
/ and p. m. -
p. r. BARNUM, Proprietor
Manees are less crowded. aud fun programmed given
WALLACKS. EXTRA.
w MATINEE BENEFIT WEDNES DAY. october %,
aid Of the fund for the
RELIEF OF NELLOW.FENER SUFFERERS.
Tho performance will consist Of Holcroft's comedy,
THE EOAD TO RUIN.
XVALLACK'S. LEGITIMATE COMEDY.
w EVERY EVENT ING at s. and SATURDAY MAT
INEE at 100, COlmans masterpiece
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
In preparation THE RIVALS.
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VHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

fNHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence direct
a FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The favoIite Palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Raw Allen.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
Leave daily smdays excepted from Pier 20, North River
foot OF Warenst at y. Passengers arrive Boston al
NJ intermediate landings between New.loIk and
Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
at p. M. nom Pier 33, North River. foot Of jay o.
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY 24J q. m. train
from stoniugtOn, sold this line from NeWYOrk 20 Boston
for 81 90.
SaterOOms ard tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
No 1868 broadway ann an Offices VI WestcOts Express
Company. Also uCketg sold at all hOto ticket Offices
Freight via either line taken A. lowest rates.
D. \. BABCOCK, President
l. W FILKNs, General Passenger Agent -
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huusss ano farms rUanten.

EAhhiNG.-I want a half-interest In large
Ssr,sn either wheat produce Address, giving price,
Ees-YSaa.5,e &c. PRODUCE station w, Brooklyn T. D.
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lENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Ferry station in New;York, foot OF Liberty-st

~ Ferry Station I'm NeW.NOrk, foot OF LibeIty-st
Ferry Station In BrO0kly foot Of FultOnSt.
Commencing Oct J. lS7S-Trans New.YOrk, foot OF
Liberty st, as follows:
$50 a. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, BelvtdeTe. Maueh
Chunk, Iamaqus. Wkesbarre, Elmira &c. Connects at
Junction with ID. !. w. r..
$40 a. n-FOr High Bridge Branch, SchOoeys Mountain
Budus Lake aud Lake HOpltcong, ElstOn, Harrsburgh
ManSh Chunk Tamaqua, Hazeton, Wkesoarre, Scranton
WlliamspOrt, &c
1910 ~ aud 43o m.For somerville and Pennington
p m For Pennington, EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
WlkesoaIIe Scranton Tunkhannock, Tamaqua, Hazeton
Beadmg, POttsyIle Harrisburgh, &c.
= m-tOr High Bridge Branch, SchoOleys Mountain,
Budds Lake aud Lake llOpacong, EasOn Belvdere and
MaGch Chunk Connects at Junction with D. L. aud w. r. r.
6;5O p ~, daily EastOn Allentown and Harrisburgh
1:45 p. 'u.-FOT EastOu.
For trains TO Oca points time tables at stations
So NDAH TKAINS-Leaye at p. H., ~ m. for Bound
Brook ana mt rmedate points, and aJ $50 NJ for Easton
Heading and HARRISBURG
Boats the make connection
atJefsty City station 70 aud from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
SC, at S:l5, ll4J a. m, (, j:l5 y m.
stages connect at MataWan station 10 and from KEHPORT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot OF Libertyst, for Freehold al
$40, lli5 a m, 4, j:lj r.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

bridgeport and all points on Housatonio
~ and NauEatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer Bndgeperl
leaves atharines daily SUNDAYS eIceptedl at 1880
and Bridgeport al IL D. m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
- Leave NewYork from foot of Desbrosses and COurandt
g20 a m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indanap
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and tho
South Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark, o.. and
Chicago.
Gordonsyie Pullman cars from NewYoTk 70 baltimore
and Washington making close for Ptsburg Gin
cinnau, Indianapolis Louisville and ST. Louis Through
Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cincinnati st. Louis and Pitts
burg. and from Washington 10 Augusta and Savannah
800 daily, for Washington the South and West Pull
man sleepers from NewNOrk to Baltimore and Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indanap
oils Louisville, St Louis Columbus Pttsburg, the South
and Southwest. Through Pullman from Baltimore TO
Cincinnati connects Washington with trains for Lynch
burg, Florida, New OTlf ans and the South.
For through tickets please call at Companys ONCE 80
BroadwaY NewYOrk and ticket Offices foot OF COurandt
and DesbTOssessts., and depot jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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Gitn DrOperlp Go Eel.


Giin DroperIn Go Eel.
,~>~-~>>~~~~~~~l~0~~~~>
A THIRD floor to let unfinished. AZ West
~ 32dSt
N elegant FLAT to let in the "Winchester,"
N Broadway between 3lst ana 32dsts also, alarge par
Tor on hrst floor, furnished OF unfinished,
00O EAST BROADWAY.-TO let-basement
SOO floor wei adapted for laundry.
IGO BROADWAY-Apsrtm of three
lslOO and four rooms each, with BATH steam heat &c.
Country prOperp 90 Eet.
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS opposite Nest Point Address FISHKILL
SAVINGS BANK, FishkIl ~ Y,
ITO RENT-At EnglewOOd furnished HOUSE;
location high and very healthy extensive view hand
l9e grounds, fine stables rent Jow. Address G. B. 3.
WEST ELIZABETH, near Depot.-Nearest
desirable suburban locality. best line OF travel out OF
lover NeWYOrk only 40 minutes several express rainsi
saap fares growing neghbOrhGOd house has elght Sleeping
onsi vide halls and pazzas gas, water Dath Ssoset5
ser range tubs large garden with vines fruits MOVERS
and shade viii let az S25 until Apru Formerly et ~
- Apply az Elevator. No. IL Finest
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BroOklpn Real Gsiats for Sale.

A FIRST RATE INVESTMENT-O Fulton.
"A Al best side, on the hill, BrOOkyn.
rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst.
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gouutrp Boaro.

A FEW persons desiring comfortable ana
n reasonable country board for the Winter address
Box II, Flushing. l. l.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY for a family to
~ board Fail and Winter good ta0le fine rooms mod
iOcatiOn churches and good SCHOOLS
Address :. SEELY, Darien. Conn
4 DEPRESSED to plain, pleasant people, good
~ references ony.-Tow ana where 10 spend Winter on
iOc day Fu information given. during one weeks board
IN October 50. Address A.. south NOrwak, Conn
DOARD.-FarmhOus 1l2 hours travel Cen
tra Railroad OF Jersey sufferers from malaria VIII
lind In pure OF the farm restoration 10 health and
strength well heated excellent board terms
moderate Address BU&TOA North Branch SoSJ'
ZINE LARGE ROOMS first -class board; .
minutes wall, from depot. Address Mrs. $. ]. HIGBIE
1873 Chli0n.st., Elizabeth n J.
DIDGEDALE HOUSE,
HI MADISON. y. J.,
open for Winter. House heated By furnace.
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Nv LINE TO BOSTON.

VIA Alyns Point from Norwch Line Pier 20 North River
Steamers 'CIIl OF NEWBORN" ami CITY OF BIOS
ton. 4 . M. daily, Sundays included.
FANE ONE DOLLAR day In the week
Positively, tickets good only day OF sale and trains
connecting AUvn. POn, Good supper for 30
cents Tickets 'Or sale az per 40,
NORWICH LINE
for Boston, Worcester Portland AID all points North and
laF
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Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depos in
philadelphia, two 81 New.YOrk.
Double Track most Improved Equipment and Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after July 3, 1873
Exuress Trains leave NeWYork De6bTOsses and Court
an1t Street Ferries, as follows:
400 $780, 500 (0s0 med IL a. nj !, T. g. g. $50. 100
$50 and p sunday, 1850 and a. nj D, o. $50, $780,
$3.50 and p m.
Boats OF = BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
Trains at Jersey City aGordng speedy ana direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $780, T. 1885, a $3.50
and III LIMITED Express 1885 M, 2 4, $3.50, and
1885 D. and ~ midnight on Sunday $780, T. q ., $50
a. m. 4, 1885 p. m, and IL midnight.
Ticket Offices Nos. $40 and 044 Broadway, no. Astor
foot Of DesbOsses and COurtand No. 4Court
and BTookyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st. Bro9kgn
City. FmlgIant Ticket once, No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, l.. p. FARMER
General Manager. Cenl PaseengI AkI
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GOtels.

UHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS.
Ter full Information apply 70 :, ~
76s Broadway, New-Iork.
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COOK, &c.-A Maltese middle-aged man
~ cook speaks good English 1rstelass COOK All knas
nests game hsh decaees pastries pies creams tas ana
cOnections for private family boarding house Guy o
try best city references low wages PHOIESlANl 1oh
RU REAU, 40. 1873 6th.sve.
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Gonntrp Real estate for Sale.

Gonntrp Real estate for Sale.
A DESIRABLE MILL and WATER POWER
~ for let, thrty-dve miles from NewYork mill
contains cards and machinery necessary for max
ing twine warps With the mill six dwelling
houses store sOrehOuse repair shops Office, &C. &c VIII
be sold with without nachincryi price lOw Address
NJ. c. =. Tribune Office.
A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
n frame house and lot The lot is 26xl90 feet The
Stories and contains rooms in the rear OF
the house small building suitable for carpenters shop
maker. The house Is Staten Island N y,
about 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing The prop
bought for Sl200 part Of the purchase money
remain mortgage Address H. A L. box 20, tribune
Office.
TOR SALE-ThTee story basement brown
houses wide street entrance 70 PARK convenient
10 Third Avenue Elevated Railroad lot l7XlOZ title per
feet terms easy price $500 Apply On premises No $40
East 79thst
CARM-Free and clear; % miles on Long
II Island; good neghbOrhoOd: 100 acres valuable land;
abundant buildings; would be exchanged ia improved New
rutland & WHITING Beekman.st
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
Il RENTThe most attractive, completely furnished AMI
ChanEy situated resmence IN the Queen CITY OF the Hud
acres beautifully located river bank. near
Milton, with a COsey cottage, barn, Huit &C.
n, WRIGHT, % south LiDerty-st, Poughkeepse N
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Now London ana Norwich

"CITY OF LAWRENCE" and " FALMOUTH"
20 .oi l River, At daily Sundays excepted.
state obtained office OF
ompauy, 80 az Bruadway, q Caual,L Freight
for All point "a lowest rates. For further information
uuuIrr al II.T 10 NuIlh NNNr.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Monday, Oct 81, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Tx
-N.,ee salesrOom to-day:
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COACHMAN and GROOM,-By a competent

A
~ reliable trustworthy married man thoroughly uI
derstands his business in all respects Will be mghy recon-
mended y late employer sobrety honesty and capaD
ity seven years excellent city testimonials city or country
civil and Obiging. Address FAITHFUL Box w. OpIo"
Tribune Office ,23S Broadway,
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COACHMAN and GROOM-By single man
~ thoroughly understands the care and Treatment o.
horses carriages willing and ObignR can I
city reference for honesty capabty and soDe
Call at No. i "a West 29th-st
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CARPENTER by Trade and General Use

FARMERS SITUATION.-By a married man,
IL English; wife dairy. would as hrstclass
references Address g. c., Tribune Uptown once
1 Rrna
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GARDENER.-YOung German on gentle
" mans place; understands plain gardening; care
hOrses or 70 make himself useful good references Addre'
b. r. BOX H. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l23S Broadway.
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C0ACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes sltua-
- ton for his eOachman Protestant Young man ioar
Those Of the above will do well by calling on WAT
son, 20 East 36tf- st.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW ,JE ~ BEL. Il,
T,ans leave for nglewood Closer Piermont and Nyaek
100 $50 9l5 a. NJ Zoo 500. 400 4it0 bSo SS0 S aGo
NJ. and Saturday nights only at lli1o y H. iN"" WV
NJ ana eS9 p, u: Valley and Monsey 100 CAS- M tt0R
IA, NIB NJ IBBOfT, General fassr Agent New en
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The Hanhe Nod Not Fear.

Tao rrmoi has found its way into print
that some uf .hc banks in New York will
ecnd money into Massachusetts to defeat
the nomination 81 Gen. BUTLER for Gov
erncr. The alleged reason for this Is his
supposed identification with socialism and
aRraraniem.
We hardly credit the report. but II it were
true the hanks would lie doing n very UNI
necessary thing. We understand Gen. BUT
LER 20 declare himself opposed to the So
ciali- SIS but If he were not opposed TO them
his running for Governor, even as their can
didatc, could result in no harm. There is
absolute safety In this free land Of unlimited
debate On every subject. A great man may
easily sink himself by espousing false doc
trinc; tut for him To elevate the false doc
trno IL impossible.
We nave before us at the present time
two very striking examples Of the safety Of
free discussion. One of them is afforded by
DENIS kEARNEY. He has done more TO in
jurc the cause he advocates than forty OPP
poucnts could have accomplished In the
same length OF time.
The other IL that Of the HEWITT Commit
tee. We can scarcely reconcile tho opera
tions of that Committee with our strict no.
tions of constitutional law; but it has GER
tainly worked like a safety valve to n steam
engine. All sorts of vagarlcs, such as
might have resulted in stli<cs aud riots.
have found vent before it. Even WILLIAM
L. DODGE obtained an opportunity to preach
n temperance scrmon-and good sermon
at that in the presence Of this Committee.
and that very likely prevented his explosion
this hot weather.
The banks are in no more danger from
Gen. Buffers nomination, or his election
even, than they are from the falling dew.
1t is a lesson yet 10 be fully comprchendcd
how perfectly safe Freedom is
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IDENTIFYING THE ROBBERs.
Two OF Inspector Murray's Prisoner. Prompt
~ Recognized by Earle.

The four prisoners arrested by Inspector
Murray for completely in the Fairview burg
larry, were ranged in a row in the Police Gem
tral once yesterday Peter Earle. Mr. Engles
foreman who was bound and handcuifod by
the masked men who broke into the farview
farm house on sunday morning. without hest
tation put his hand on Ladues shoulder and
said. This is the man that held the revolver to
my head" Earle seemed ut loss rs 90 which
Of the other three he was to select Tor Iadues
accomplish Inspector Murray told Purcell 10
open his mouth. Earle. in describing the rob
bers 10 the ln-pactor. had said that one 10 them
possessed tn finest teeth he had eyer seen in
man m Juth. As soon as Purcell had COM
piled with thu Inspectors order. Elrle ex-
claimed That's tho man who hand.lT'd me-"
Purcell has remarkably handsome set 81 teeth.
y messenger was despatched To- Trenton To- oh.
IAN the necessary papers for the transfer Of
Ladue AMI Purcell To- New Jersey. In t'lc after
noon the prisoners were taken to the House Of
Detention and confronted with the sailors con-
lined there H. witnesses against John COnnOrs.
who was arr -tsi for participation in the pl-
racy on, the s..ul William 7, Hunt on lie 10Th
inst ln~pne,lr Murray beioynd That the r..
naming Two oi his Prisoners. Burns and Cas-.
sidy. would h' recognized rs Com, az.
complies hut tho Witnesses failed 20 identify
them.
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B.fRBiRI FRITCHIE.
Her Nephew Declares that She was Hedrid.
den and waved Flag.


To THE EDITOR OF THE STN-Sr. have
,tst reod n oo,,r,,riso,i, o., rur S,.,, ,,,,.,.-,
| '' '''., ''''I w "H q, rNlPot
lHs l" SCI l'rlh certain iac's III relation 10 the
life and character Of the late Barbara Frit.hie.
:, NN'o''"'." ""' h"Vt''
IL may not %" improper 70 state that am the
nephew ~ Dame Barbara" and had the set-
,lin,, o.,o,, n, ,l,, ,o,,o,,,.
49, ia VIC V"p"'"'
"l administrator rms necessarily threw me
80 ,.-ti. -, w "H "
"'. '",'r ''l''''
BARBARA richie my venerable aunt was not
lady - y summers. NJ your corr,sronl.ut
ofaocs l,, 40, ,,.,.,, IAN, - oc ,.i,,o- ,t 80,
''' '' 81. ''' ''''i'i' 20 y" "ihVi9fNH'N
sho departed ,hs lie. and it is but truth 20. adj
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THE HOUSE or BISHOPS.
They Meet 20 Appointua New Bishop and n.
Consider the McCe.kry Case.

Tho House Of Bishops Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church met in special session yesder-
day. in Grace Chapel. East Fourteenth street.
There were present Bishops Smith of Kon-
lucky. Whittingham of Maryland Green Of
Mississippi. Clark Of Rhode Island whpple Of
Minnesota. Lay Of Easton. Talbot Of Indiana,
Wilmer OF Alabama. Quintard Of Tennessee.
Wilmer Of Louisiana. Nicely OF Maine Young
OF Florida. Bcekwith OF Georgia White Of
Virginia. Bissell Of Vermont, Huntington Of
central New York. Howe OF South Carolina
Paddock Of Massachusetts. Garrett OF Texas
Dudley of Kentucky, Gillespie OF western Mich
ignD. Maclaren. Of Illinois, Brown ~ Fond dl
Lac, Burgess ~ Quincy, Petcrkin Of West Vir-
giniM and seymour Of Springfield. Tho Rev.
DIR. TatlOck OF Connecticut acted as Secretary In
the absence Of the Roy DR.. Potter. The session
was begun by the celebration Of the holy CONE
munlon. which was administered by Blshols
Smith, Whiitingham. and Green. The House
was then organized by the Presiding Bishop,
the venerable Dr. Smith. Tho object II the ses,
sion is twOiod-thc appointment oi Bishop
for lower TeNns. and the consideration OF tho
resignation " Bishop McCoskry Of Michigan.
who is now in Europe, Whether the House oi
bishops will take any further action In connec-
ton with the causes TINT led to Bishop McCos-
kry's resignation or not is to be decided to-day
As there was no quorum present yesterday. tho
session was adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock ~
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To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sr. The article
from the Washington Optd you copied yesterday. in
regard TO the Lawrence afldr. full OF errors aud
must have been wrucn by drunken man. Mr. Law
renee was not daughter Of an Governor Of Rhode
Island. Lawrence was son Of one.
Lawrence did not fight duel with the Secretary Of
the Austrian Legation. near BlaIcnsburg MONTGOMERY
county lie fought boolless duel with insoent little
scamp named Cusero kusro Secretary the Prussa
LEGATION, about two miles from the Relay House near
baltimore col Frank Price of New Jersey and son OF
Rolnan tnce, was issecond Your humble servant was
on the Held Mrs Lawrence was not the Of that
duel The impairment Secretary of Legation, dinner
table Of gentlemen, made some disparagng remarks m
regard 10 the want of refinement al American ladies In
general which Lawrence took up on the spot and dc
nuuncCd The challenge came from CuserO on the fol
lowing morning After the duel bismarck recalled his
Secretary, and seward dismissed Lawrence from his
position Minister one of the petty South Ametic an
republics His wife worked hard a. have him rciustated
but seward positively refused
Lawrence WAS an aide 10 Gen Adchert Amcs and lost
his arm az the capture OF Fort Fisher where he fought
hraNclN lie j., however, a hard drnkcr, and would
spend ms nights at the gambling table when lie should
nave been home with his family
Mrs Lawrence was a very accomplished woman. and
iona NJ admiration. hut Will not believe she was nm.
iathim Hes ASSOCIATION with Mrs Roheson ior lie
past ,c or four years has been much talked about in
Washington She 10 now with Mrs Rubeson ia Earoyc
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