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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-17
lEwIsTowN DIVISION.
Local News, &c.

Y n. TAYLOR Snperin'ender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
NOT A CANDIDATE TO BE UNDERVALUED.
Ifnrn Tas HnhIlO Courier lUtm.l

Mr.. Cornell Is weak neutrality-suspicious.
the weakest could have been nominated We have
made that desired his nomination. and
speaking from the partisan standpoint purey our Az
prrhenson has been that the Republicans would decline
assume risks. But while this i our opinion OF Mt
Cornell not disposed TO undervane the strength
OF the party which supports him. The Democracy
should be warned that tremendous and desperate
fight will be made for Mr. CornelPs election. The Demo
Gratis therefore, peremptOry forbidden from pre-
Stunning upon The Republican blunder. They must
rather profit by II TO the utmost Inc TACT that MT;
Cornell IA odIous the indep Republicans and
detached voters Of the state, makes t more than ever
binding the Democrats TO command by their action
next week the approval public sentiment outside OF
the circle Of the politicians There 10000 voters
standing between the two great parties VINO VIII moi
vote Cornell unless the Syracuse Convention, bV
some gross bunder shall compel them TO do AGAINST
q tied Democracy. bearing the banner that Tflden
rave 10 in 1874 and that Robinson has upheld since
1876 Mr. Cornell and his ticket would down to sure
and overwhelming defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
NETWORK CITY.

The number of immigrants arriving at Castle
Garden last week was 2,l9S, OF which |34 were
brought by the City of Berlin from Liverpool
The sniral descensor of Messrs. De Lamotte &
Marcband was successfully exhibited al O'clock
Yesterday afternoon from the roof OF No. ~ Park
row.
have landed at Castle Garden, which is an increase
OF 8 707 compared with the corresponding period Of
last year.
The SUPERINTENDENT of the Castle Garden Labor
Exchange reports that last month 1880 persons
were provided with employment, l,o74 men and
SIG women.
Jacob schuppert. German living at No; 5s3
Tenth-ave., was run over on thursday hlghl Ia
FOTty-secOnd-st. by an ADAMS LAPIess "agoh' "uu
was killed.
A workman excavaiing cellar at One-hundred-
and-ourth-st aud Lexington-ave., found TWO Skulls
and lot of human bones yesterday morning. lhey
were sent to the Morgue.
The firm of Feusd IL Rice composed of sigsmund
Feusd and Emanuel Rice, have made an assignment
TO Samuel Lilienthal. The claims OF their preferred
creditors amount TO Sl4,|4S ~.
Smoking will not be allowed at the for the coming
international walking-match for the Ashley Bolt
Through an oversight III yesterday account OF the
mgemcnts for the mHtcu tue contrary was
stated.
I'm 10 September the entries for the O'Leary
belt to DO contested Tor October To IL, num-
bered sixty and eight OF these had paid the iu en-
trance fee OF 500. All entries must De Ill BY next
Saturday night.
The receipts of grain at this port yesterday were
7S4, 300 bushels, of which $4,000 bushels came by
canal and the remainder by rail. OF the whole
amount, 50O.050 bushels were Of wheat 344.sOO
bushels coming by canal.
Thieves crept through coal-hOle, conveniently
lett open, at No. IL East NIneteenthst., Oh Thurs
day night, and stole from trunks bcoDz ing 10 Mrs
j. II. Billings, two scal-sklu sacques, silk dresses
and jewelry, all valued at $632.
communication was received by the Committee
ON Trade Of the Produce Exchange Yesterday from
the Pittsburg Chamber OF Commerce. stating that
q resolution had been passed approving OF the Oper-
alton of the Genital system on and after October /.
The body of Patrick Brady. n laborer, who broke
his neck by falling from window on Monday. lay
unburied at bis home No. $40 First-aye. yester-
day. The neighbors complained, and the Board of
Health then removed it. His widow had 10 money
TO pay for his burial.
The members of the grain trade of the Produce
Exchange met yesterday aud gave their consent to
the decision OF the Board of Managers that the
GENITAL system should 20 into effect October l,
considering their former action. Cordial support of
the system was promised.
The only case of yellow fever now Mt quarantine
is that of Charles Brown, sailor from the bark
Joaquna, which arrived September 8 from Old
HarDor. Josephine Van Beuren. the Memphis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
NO COAL COMBINATION.

NO PLAN YET SUBMITTED WHICH MEETS THE AP-
PRovAL OF THE COMPANIES.
No agreement between the coal companies has
been reached no meeting has been held and no gen.
eral propostionf for a combination has been made.
President Gowen was in NewYork yesterday morn
ing, but early IN the afternoon returned to Phiadel-
phia After his departure il was rumored that lie
had said that favorable reports had been received
from majority of the companies that refusals had
been sent by none, and that final answers were ex-
pected early next week. Officers of the leading coal
companies declared yesterday that no prOpositio
had been received or answered President HOyt,
of the Pennsylvania Coal Company, SAID:
No plan has been suggested that has met the
apprOyal of all the companies. Nothing has been
accomplished at the informal conferences that have
been held There is really no change IN the sltua-
zion and the companies are to-day as lar from
agreement ms ever before. still IT Is not Impossible
that something may result from the present negO-
tiatiOns"
a representative of the Lehigh Valley Company
said that Judge Lathrop was attempting TO learn
the temper OF the companies. The Lehl2h valley
Company was In favor of restriction OF the ton
MAGE but not of the method proposed by hr.
Gowep In his recent letter. No propositions have
been received by the Delaware and Hudson Canal
COMPANY whose president, Thomas Dickson. has
been absent from the city since last Monday.
IL was said Yesterday by the superintendent OF
one of the largest coal yards in this city that the
Reading Company was selling to the retail trade
here al prices 20 cents below the retail prices OF the
NeW-lOrk Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
SOME POINTS ABOUT SARATOGA.

To the Bditor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your unusually well-informed Saratoga
correspondent has been misled by somebody on two
or three points in his letter printed this morning.
Ii is easy to say what would have happened mt
the Convention provided something else bad hap
pened, and tnat is a way defeated people always
have OF letting themselves down easy. There is no
objection toit except the objection which you stated
the other day TO the whole policy of the newspaper
opposition TO Mr.. Cornell, to wit. that misstate-
ment of facts about strength and chances never
does any good. kHop that ii there had been any
break from the other candidates Mr.. Cornelps
strength on the second ballot would have been
much larger than on the FIRST.
More important and moro absurd, however. is the
statement that the votes OF at least fifty delegates
were secured for Mr.. Cornell by Mr.. Conkling's
personal appeals after his arrival. Mr.. Cornelps
friends had definite lists al $50 delegates who dis
tinctly declared their intention to vote for him be-
fore they left their domestic go To Saratoga Every
one Of these go did cast his vote. There is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
THE WHOLE TICKET TO BE ELECTED.
I.alL 80 II

} There is, in fact, just reason to anticipate
the triumphant election 81 every candidate on tne Re-
publican state ticket Already 1t i apparent that the
Marty Will 20 INTO the cont united determined ana
confident all individual prjudccs being snbcitlnaed
will OF the majority. There Is no feature OF the
Republican policy winch does not meet with hearty
Recognition on the part OF every gentleman placed in
nomination at Saratoga Yesterday. All are known 10
he I'm VAIN sympathy with tue principles Of the party
they represent and PERSONAL each Is confessedY un-
objectionable In respect II ability and integrity As
whole, we believe the Saratoga ticket OF lS1S IL
emnently worthy of popular support. far degree OF
activity ON the part OF its friends. which Will not be
wanting can hardly fail to result In success The signs
are all aspaious Republicans every where are united
and sa gunc and we look for energetic canvass.
ending in "A glorious victory. The platform as well as
the tlrket ia in all iespects satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF acknowledgements
AvRTNED


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sheldon, Bieley. Genoa II smith & Cos Annie Marshall,
Lewis Antwerp W Parker a. Co; Alpha NOR. Moroni,
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Hamburg Watien, Toel Co; Abel ChrstOphersen.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept 5.-Arr str Biela. from Newfork.
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LONDON Sept 5-ssied 27th ult Freydes. I'd INST
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Kentuckan last two for An inst Iomborsnnd
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Arr Farewell Eniracht; LIST inst Baltic Fiia
Mariana "; 2d inst Batavia Gleneda, Haavund Runs'
CarlsbrOOK Castle Camilla; 81 INST, Spcranza Heari
inst, Hilton, Belly Premier Mckenzie Agenora
snidt, Adde Sleeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
RrprRITcANs IN SOLID ARRAY.

fTOfH fHe ffychestT De"VcIyt an" N1''F' !,
The Republican State Convention, composed
of the representative OF the party presenting
all shades Of preference has made its nominations, or
daned lis principles aud adjourned. The spirit OF har-
mony-of supreme desire Tor such action AZ sha pro-
effort aud the vlctOry-peryaded all the
councils of the convention. and however much men
may have differed, It difference OF preferences
which never Tor a moment rpened into anything Ike
discard Harmony at the State conference and pract-
cal unanimity in its hna conclusions. signify that the
party solid for the contest OF November next
and that the victory shall not be wresed from IL by any
remssions OF duty Its part We can win II the party
will itself An all its sections for victory Every
man Is wanted the front. Every bayOnet Will be
fixed, ami with hard tight shall win great VIC
forv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

no reason to believe that Mr. Conkling's personal
appeals at Saratoga changed five votes. not because
he did not have the influence, but because " was
not needed. The men voted for Mr.. Cornell without
appeals because they wanted to-. 49,
IL is not understood that General Arthur VIII De
made chairman of the State Committee" unless ov
the same class of people who understood that Mr.
Cornell would be definitely out OF the race before
the Convention met. l am, very respectfnllv.
DELEGATE.
AibdnU, sept. D, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
FURTHER COMMENTS FROM THE PRESS.
urIN.rINC


This ticket will wln-wlD because II deserves
because fhe people can't afford 10 do otherwise
than make IL win; because they must carry Now-fork
this year TO be OF carrying II next year, aua De
cause this the turning point or tue Saloha Dttue
The nomination ~ this ticket means the best work ana
tho best energies which the Republican Organization
knows. We shall force the Bghiing along the WhOe
limo We shall make tic state blaze win discussion ana
activity. We shall make the campaign the most vgOr-
oiis, the election IN. most Important OF years
The momentary disapp0inimcnts Will disappear, ana
the necessity OF saving the gov einenf from
bel hands viii bind patriot, together Ihe people are
ready turn this Repub over 20 those VINO iought
destroy aud tdcy VIII realize that the battle Is nov"
That battle We shall win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House--senator William p. Allison of
Verainstsr Rotel-P. b. 3. Pinchback, OF Louis-
az" Ns,r YORK Hotei-Genora william Preston, Of Ken
fpckv General l. p. walker. Of Alabama; General A. X
iawion az Georgia NJ p OCODnor, OF Charleston s. G.
- e,fisey House-George Ward Nichols, OF Cincinnati 49,.
I srSnUs HoeI--Roiney w. Daniels Of Buffalo, and ].
rbomas Snrrgs OF Ctica.Astor House Captain Lewis,
r & n ~ RossEnore House-The Marquis de NilalDa. OF
S,ha 81 James Hotel Lieutenant Commander Wilder.
II = n and Paymaster d. X. Larned, u :. A. HOFFMAN
Uoyss William Il. Adams, Of BOston... HtHdSor Hotel
Caorge M Pullman, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
Will REcEIvE A cORDIAL suPpORT.

The important political campaign of 1879
in the sla,e of NewYork Is opened-and most atspc-
lousy opened-Dy tne nomination yesterday at sara
tOga OF q ticket winch well and htly and acceDtably
represents every Republican element IN the STATE IL
Is ticket when should cOmmand-whch cannot Dnt
cOmmand-the support not only Of every RcpuDncai,
but or every citizen with whom an able aud honorable
administration OF the Government oi the STATE IL a
dcs dtiatum Tle Saratoga Convention has done lts
work well. II remains for the great body OF RrpnDli-
who made the convention and whose repre-enta-
tive IL was to stand by II and Its work and crown the
campaign wisely planned with a braYely-won anu
Draveiy-worn victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
pErIpiyG INSURANCE COMPANIES

Tie Ktna Fire Insurance Company of New-York
has resolved to retire IRON business. This action
has been taken in consequence of dull business.
The capital of the company is impaired to the ex-
tent of about S11 ,0O0 Its outstanding risks have
been taken by the Home Insurance Company. The
sluount of the risks has not yet been ascera aimed.
Ihe loss TO the Stockholders in settling the Affairs
Of Lie company j. expected to be small. The Htna
rompany was chartered originally in 1924, and
,ubsequeniy in 1871. Its officers are Frederick A.
coukng president, and Orrin >. Boeert, secretary.
Tine WashiagtOn Fire INSURANCE Company Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

Plainfeld, N. j., has decided to reinsure ITS Dus,
ness in the German-American Insurance Com ibPa
of New-iork. The company has PAID @i1,loV, in
amount of S2i 094 since its organization. y rs , Ell
pected that the stockholders will be Para III uii.
Anchor life of Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


MINIAII ALMAN
TODAY.
ann rt,A, $50 sun sets 6.2B Clock slow In. AIS
Woon rtses 800 Moon s0uths $50 Moons age days 20
HIGH WATER rO.DAY-N. ~
Sandy Hook. lIOi GOV Island ll45 Hell Gate..- lle
IiSH WATER rO-DAg-P. N.
sandy Hook. .ll.2S Island. Hell cate LAS
SUNDAY
Moon SETS 936 Noon souths. 1857 Moons age days 81
HIGH WATER sUSDAY-A. ~
Sandy Hook ll:52 Gov Island O:l2 Hell Gate. 2Ol
nIGH WATER - SDAY-P. ".
sandy Hook. Gov Island. O:3j Hell Gate..... 22s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
FUNERAL OF JUSTICE GEORGE E. KAsMIRE.

FUNERAL OF JUSTICE GEURUE Il. kAoNIht'
The funeral of Justice George f. Kasmre was
held from his late residence, No "a BaOk-st., at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev. DIR. Ander-
son. his pastor. is in Switzerland in attendance
upon the meetings of the Evangelical Alliance. In
his absence the Rev. John y. Browner officiated.
Among the many friends and acqualntances VINO
We're present were ex-Judge Dusenbery Senator
Wagstaff, Judge Parker, General Patrick Jones,
and Assistant District-Attorney LeaIy. The re-
mains were taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery Tor
in1eIment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

A.-KNox, the" halter will issue to-day
his Fall shapes OF gentemsns hats. embracing his ee
-k aud picturesque felt hats I'm and
iiety, at No . broadway, Fifth Hotel.
vtaon extended TO all Ia these beautiful fabrics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
FARMERS AND MINERS FROM ENGLAND.

The National Line steamship Helvetia' which ID
due at this port from Liverpool on Monday next,
has among her steerage passengers eighty English
farmers who intend to settle in Texas superin-
tendent Jackson. of Castle Garden, Will make ar
Engagements to forward them by the first steamer
fcom New-York for Galveston after their arrival.
These persons are from Yorkshire and are said to
be industrious and of good and steady habits ineg
are NOT pennless some of them having from 81, 600
TO So, 900 each 1t is also stated that several hun
bred miners are making ready to emigrate to the
purpose of being employed in the Pennsylvania
mines. At present there arg about 10000 miners
and laborers in the Pennsylvania mines. ana this
coal companies engage these English miners there
will be trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

For house-cleaning there IL nothing so eff
fecus and cheap JAMES PrLEs PEARLE For sale by
grocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

Out of nine men sent to iberia by the West
Union Telegraph Company six HOLMAN PADS. and
escaped yellow fever Two of those who AID not died
ID. BABBirr. NewOreans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

GENTLEMEN's HATs.-Fall style for 1879 are
ready for inspection and sale at EsPKSscEDs Manufactured
lis Nassaust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

The Manhattan Athletic Club will hold its second
annual Fall meeting to-day, at p. M, at its
grounds on Eighth-ave.. between Fifty-sixth and
Fifty-seventh-sts. The games will consist of runs
walks. hammer throwing. pole leapins, jumping,
bicycle riding and tugs OF war. The most promi-
nent competitors in the several events are as fol-
lows: Merritt, Duffy. Macdonald and Myers In the
runs, Purdy, Hoag Hooking, Watson. Lacke-
macher. Sauer and Williamson in the walks, Cur
it's, Parmly, Edelsten. Queckbcrner, McNichol'
Smith. White and Mcclellan in the heavy games
tbe bicycle race aud the New-YOrk, ScOttish-Amer-
lean. Entire Nous and Central Athletic Club teams
IN the tug of war; Gold and silver medals VIII be
rssnectively in each event. A special prize will be
presented to each competitor beating the record IN
any event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

STRUCTURE, Impotence aud Diseases of the
- Generafye organs gaiicsv and spcsy curet Hoir.
o aud 5 TOT. HENRY ADANIELsM. -. Il ttlexingtpnlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
ssToR LIBRARY IMPROVEMENTS.

The AstOr Library was thrown open TO visitors on
Monday, after the annual recess. The special work
during the recess has been the Encouragement and
classification of the departments of Fine Art. Arch-
lecture and Phiology. which are now better
eonipped than ever before An important improve
,ncnt in the management of the library during the
wear was the establishment of quarterly puDlica-
zion containing a list of all new accessiOns up To the
date of issue. Among the recent new books Is
complete SET of the publications of the Oneida Com
nunltv presented by Wayland Smith, one OF the
leaders of the society the library has also large
number OF Mormon books, aud unique collection OF
Chinese educational and government publications.:
The officers have Just received word That tue local
Government OF sydney, Australia, Is about 10 pre-
sent to the library valuable SGT OF books upon the
Survey of India, under Lord salisbury. these
hooks are now being handsomely bound IN London.
A large supply OF Italian literature has recently
been received from Florence. The fund for the
maintainance of the library Is now over S4OO.OoO
more than half of the income from which is applied
10 the purcbase OF new books. In purchasing BOOKS,
The preference Is given 10 works on American His
tory and of late the department OF oriental 1tera-
furc which bad fallen somewhat in arrears mas
been repleDished.
NEW STEAM LINE TO THE MEDIIERRANEAN.
new lime of steamships between America and
Inroye will soon be in operation. Philadelphia Will
te the western port, whence the steamers VIII make
monthly departures for Barcelona Marseiiles Genoa
and Naples and are expected TO touch ~ Messna on
the return trip l.. A. Quintard, the European
soent of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company sailed i'm Tue AdrIstic on Thursday, 4th
inst 10 make arrangements for the pioneer steam
ships Of the new line. aud was accompanied by John
L. howard, the Supervising engineer OIL the same
COMPANY The lIue Is 10 be started with English
steamers Of abou. 800 tons burthen. but II Is ILL
tended 90 replace them win American steamers at
an early date The outward cargoes VIII be OF
coal and other products of American industry, while
the rctarn frcights viii consist of the usual mater
ials of Med terlanet IA csrgO for America. Ii is
quite possible that tie ships viii touch at New-YOTk
on their return trips. They will not. TOR the pros
ent AT amy rate DO fitted Tor carrying cabin passen-
GER hat will have ample accommodations for steer
age passengers from Naples ana GENOA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
HOME NE US.
THERMOMETER

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs. No
2l8 BROADWAY
m..72'. Noon. 72'. 3 o m ~ Midnight Gao.
highest during the day. IT.. Lowest. o.:
Average. 69ts0. same day. 1873 1O'4'.