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New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
TAMMANYs LATEST NOMINATIONS.


The With District Tammany Senate Con-
venton reassembled yesterday afternoon at Tdmnany
Hail. and unanimously nominated candidate for Sea-
ator OF the With District, Henry Bschof IT, An ad-
journmen then tax but the delegates fingered In
the hall to hear speech While tns was in progress
Thomas J. Creamer who Ipected 10 have received the
1ammanF nomination. came In with number Of his
friends. Subsequently Sir. Blscho1. who had heard OF
pcrsonAl friends and loudly checrcd. Ex-Aldernsn
Kchr thcreupon called the convention together again.
aud Mr. BisclOff in brief speech declined the nomIna-
ton and begged to withdraw In favor OF ThOmas j.
Cresmrr. Mr. Creamer was then unanimously chosen
as the candidate for Senator. -
The Senate Convention OF The Attn Dstrot also mel
Yesterday afternoon ~ thc Boulevard Club Housc rne
de ezates from the XVIII Assembly District cast their
votes Tor John B. Haskn, aud the XVlIih Assembly y
district followed that example the AIAth ID str.ct,
howe yei cast Thomas OCaliAnan but the
XXIVtn voted for Mr. Hask n. which gave nIm the
nom natiOn by majority OF 40.
The With District Taunany Aldcrmen's Convention
noinae George Hall AMI Henry BlschDR IT, as Alder
men. In the Win Aid rmen's District, the TammsDy
psrty nominated Edward e. 6aeeuy and Thouas Carroll
for Aldcpncn.
o. viIth District AntiITsmnany Senate Con-
v,,f,,n mel at No. x9l BOwery. aud
nominated Thomas j. Creamer. In the With
District Tsmnny Aldern|ns Convention Robert
Fosier was offered 10 candidate Tor Aieermau. and
was accepted with little opposition very exciting
couirst followed for the nomination OF second Alder
man but Frederick Helbg az finally chosen
The delegates OF the AVilth District Tammsny As
acnhly Convention nominated as their candidate for
k-sem 4. Il. IreanOr.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
CANDIDATES OF ANTLTAMMANY.

The lst District Anti Iammany Assembly
Convention met last night No. az Greenwchs and
Colonel Michael c. Murphy unanimously nominated
"a candidate for the Assembly. AT the Assem-
blv Convention OF the Anti-Tammany party OF
the Id District held at No. ls9 Chatham-st.
Constantine Donoho unanimously nominated.
In the IVh District John Blair received the nonina-
ZION In the \ Kin Assembly District the Antl Iaminhy
democrats unanimously dominated Frederick Thlemnn
Tor the Assembly. IN the ANllth District VIII
lam IL Newbury was nominated for the Assemb Y.
In tac XVIII Assembly Dlsr.ot the Anu-IsHmany Con-
reHtio nnanimon-iy chose siichso Dolan. Tne Anu
Tammauy Delegates OF the XXiId Assembly
McSp,don. At tae convention IN the 8hllld Assembly
stTct Charles " Dayton was the succ ssiu canal!
for nomination convention 10 nominate candidate
for the Assembly 20 represent the XAlNth Assembly
II = rlct was neld by the Anu-I8mmaIy Democrats oi
nat distr ct at Ittnes Hall. fremont last night, and
William ". Miles Was nom mated by acciamatlon.
The Vth District Anti-TammanN scuae Convention
mel afternoon AT No. 7S Vsrck-st, ana non-
mated Cornelius Flynn for the State senate
The huti-Tammany Senate Convention OF the KIN
Disfrict Yesterday afternoon nominated Thomhs y.
Fcclcsne for senator 80, 49,. VIA, ~. 49,.
oro John H. Carl also the Xth District In
Tie XIith District Lewis Cohen was chosen az
cand,dafe for Assembly. In the KILN DlsIo,
Eairb Ogle was nominated by acclamatlou ln the
YIVth Assembly District Murtha j. strain war nonn-
mated and IN the XVIII District kooert Power wss
nominated.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
ADDRESS BY sPEAKER RANDALL.
MAss-MEr1ING OF ROBINSON DEMOCRATS AT TIL
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sPEECIIEs b

MAss-MEI1 TING OF ROBINSON DEMOCRATS AT TIE
BRoOKLyN ACADEMY OF MUSIC-sPEECHEs BY
SPEAKER RANDALL AND OTHERS.
A mass-meeting of the Kings County
Democracy WIS ncd last evening in the Brooklyn
Academy oi Music The building WIS completely filled
with such crowd as is usually drawn together nc
pemoera 'ic demonstration, and an " overflow" meet
ing was held IN MonRgue-,t, where "A platform was
erected and a number Of speeches were made The in
door meeting was presided over Icy Henry {. Murphy,
the list OF NCc-presidcnts included over 6O0
names. Mr.. Murphy SPOKE briefly OF the Importance
Of Che state election, ana then introduced tho
Hon. samur J. Randall. Speaker OF the House Of
E"proso ntatN ~lo we'd with much enthusi-
asm. Following Is hrief extract from hts speech
FLLLow CITIZENS OF KINGS COUNTY: come here to-
h M 10 fH'c NV voice or clean aud economical ad-
mnistraiion OF government both I'm tue States and in
Tue Nation. You Will ask me what mean by clean
he affairs 90 he aies md hc Nation whien places
them above punlo critcism An economical adI1nistr
nut OF tae contrary, that those oxpend,
the aooy 81 HE people. have raised m excited
stanaai by which 10 Try our pubic servanisj and 1
sa' tAou fear OF con rad elton irUm Democrat Re
publican tIat the admnstraiIon of LuciUs Robinson
comes mp 10 the standard. He ound the State
He has freed you from the general fund debt aud has
wiped ou tie floating DEBT OF tho stste. He has
freed yOI hon tue bounty debt The administration Of
$50 olo venr ,ntn tsey arc nov seit-supnorI Use
Ing. Unfariuna,cIv vou have d,vIsion Seie
l have ALWAYS tl0ugut and believed that Jonn
helys conduct ~ public affairs was good, but to-lay
he T. nor IN harmony with ,be great body Of Democrats
tn New-forE vote Tor Kelly Is directly or indirectly
IA vote for the Republican candidate.
Tho next speaker John EcKeon OF this city, who
spoke Of Governor Robnssn's veto OF the New Code,
whien mainly the word Of David Dudley Field,
whose enmity Mr.. Robinson thereby incurred. Mr. Mo
Keen declared that Governor Robinson the only
he had ever kuown who could be compared to An
drew Jackson. Mr. O'Byrne. of Delaware, made q
speech which caused much uprosr and excitement
galleries lie declared that the Democratic party secured
TO irisLmen their ci,Eenshp appealed TO his country
men not 10 vote against parry which had done them
this service by voting Tor JOAN Kelly He sal down
amid an ouJhur-t az app'nu which The PLAYING OF the
band AZ Il Mr. Murphv's utmost Efforts could scarcely
queiL When quiet was restored Richard O'GOrman
III ice address. Thomas q. Sbearmnn spoke and
his vOtlIg Tor Mayor Howell ia
In. Woodruff,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
CRIMES AND CASUALrhS-BYT TELsGRAPH
TwENrYsIx sEALsKIN SACKS STOLEN.

TWFNTY.sIX sEALsKIN SACKS STOLEN
CINCINNATI Oct. 27.-Burglars entered the fur
stare OF BuTkhadt CO.. fourtbsL last night ana carried
go wentys sealsKn sacks valued al about -oVVo
A DETECTIVE SENTENCED FOR PERJURY.
CITyFIAND, OHIO, Oct. I'll. Mlncle, private
bcte we'll known tins part OF the country. was sen
@ 10 four years imprisonment In the penitentAry.
al hard labor Tor perjury.
A POWDER MILL EXPLOslON.
copu,N Me- Oct. 27.-Ihe corning house OF the
o,NsnisI Powder Mills exploded this afternoon man
nam,s stokes, Of Cray, was Killed anu OhV'H ''-''e'' "a
Winahaln Was seriously injured.
A MONOMANlAC ON TIREs.
m.rvpnrnY VI Oct 27.-C yrus Seaver age
hiiyve has confessed that no ist nre TO bneees hws
t,.ryns Ruin. Bdrnards aud Henry tulsons bubuhss
a, afdefent times. seaver is monomaniac on nIeS
THE ESCAPE or SIX PRISONERS q,
CorIJMBts Ohio, Oct. 2I.-Slx PRISONERS csc 1peu
trou the county Jalat Delaware ono tonlshI ~
@ H. corridor doors The principal crimlhab VINO ESCAPED
open tt nn Ieander PaTgoT. Norman ]. Blair aud Unn
Moore ,..N auOOTa A DIgGFR
DETROIT Mich, Oct. 27-Ihis morning william
and and George RhnehaTf, while engaged In digging
c,,cn across the Of william Witia IN The Town o
pw,nn were ordered away by Wilhaln Tue men uu lo
comply and " THAN shot thlnebAt ues" S"'' S'~-FN
= IKE fate bv running away
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
A "sTILL HrNrv GOlNG on.

ATTrNrTS To GEI REPUBLICAN NOrvS ToR r BIN
spN-sACMuCiNG HE Iu.r OF THE SYRACUSE
IICKLI 10 THE HEAD-A CONFIDENTIAL CiRcU-
IAE.
Governor Robinsons State Committee at the St.
James Hotel Is DONG vast amount of work.
mainly I'm rooms concealed from public gaze and M
known except to few persons. The way in which
ihcv smuggle their heavy mail bags to the post
Office is worthy of the admiration of shrewd and sly
politicians. No one ever sees a mail bag inside or
on ,ilc of he hotel and the appearance Of the Rob-
( son Headquarters il invariably "childlkc and
b.t t.l.'
iAc Kelly Committee has received another of the
Robinson Committees confidential circulars. This
last "sill hunt" mlseive. the Kelly say, shows
thar II den and Robinson busy with their Old
tricks aud are willing 20 sacrifice every other me
on the State and local tickets if they can only elect
Robinson. This they tried to do when Robinson
va first elected Governor. But even If Robinson
fes that he is of defeat his desire and that Of
Tldcn 10 make Governor RobinsOn's personal vote
large possible. ans that OF the remainder OF the
Il ket small possible, is not without purpose
This purpcsc IS to allow Tilden to say: Z" / am
responsible for the nomination of Governor ROBIN
Bon tho popular man the ticket. had nothing
g. DO with the selection If the other men," This
trading circular, which Us bid tor supposed dis
affected Republicans TO scratch Cornell and vote
for Robinson in exchange for Robinson vote for
tie other names on the Republican ticket. is as
follows:
HEADQUARTrgs DrNocRATIo-RE -REPUBLIcAs STATED
COMMITTEE. ST JAMES HOTEI.
NEW-NOkK. Oct 16 1879. )
tCOundentiaLl
MI DEAR SIR: Letters from most OF the towns and
in all parts of he State inform that
many X publicans their Intention for Gov
Robinson aud ia other scratch MI Cornell
and vote blank.
The aggregate would seem 70 be enough TO counter
balance all Detection from the Democratic ticket. Every
vote for Robinson counts twice as much scratch OF
Cornell, Or tie throwing away Of vote on Kelly
I@wiS II the sp0ntlreOns movement IN the Republican
party l. given fn effect by orgEalsltOn 10 will make
The election Of Governor Robinson overwhelming.
II Is lnport0ut there Or, that you lLQuiIe in
l cotton district for more Republicans who
III for ROblns undertake 70 among
tue Republicans for hers who will do the same, ana
vuo VIII attend tbe polls and furDlsh baliots to all
Republicans will vote for RObins0n while otherwise
ticy support the Republican ioket
ri give this your Immediate attention, and
20 tue 0ame OF tue person undertaking this special
work. and the names and ist Office address OF Repub
rtsined intending to vote Tor Robinson
bcratcn Cornell, such come 20 your kuow
edEe, without waiting 10 make such icport complete.
Please send PROMPTLY from day 10 day all the tnfor
uation you gather on this subject and be definite
When possbie- Nery truly your.
LEsIER b FAULKNER, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
MIR. TyLpEY TO BE TIE NOMINEE.
MR.. ACKIRN THINKS THAT HE WILL BE THE CANDI-
DATE OF THE DEMOCRACY IN 1850 IN SPITE or
TIE uL-wILL OF THE SOUTH.

DATE OF THE DEMOCRACY IN 1850 IN SPITE or
TIE LL-wILL OF THE SOUTH
IBY rELLGRAPn TO THE rRIBUSE.1
WAsGrxaros. Oct. 27.-Representahvo Acklen.
of louisiana, is now in Washington In conyersa-
ton with a reporter of The hUcning Star. he is
ported AZ having said The majority OF the people
of my State and OF the South have for Iiiden
That is they don't like him. and would prefer any
other candidate who could win. A great many
though, Notwithstanding their dislike. look upon
the matter as a mere mathematical problem. The
nominee of tho National Democratic COnven-
ton is sure Of 1873 votes from tho South.
We look upon Indiana safe Democratic
State which adds Is votes TO the 1873, making 153
IN all. Now, what do want We want New
York do we notf New-York's vote makos ISIS
electoral votes of tho Electoral College, three more
than are necessary to elect Now who can get
themi Ny answer Is, Samuel j. Tilden. 1t IS
the hope that TIlden OF all others named will
be able to carry New-York. Hence no will prob
ably be the nominee"
"If Tilden should loss New-York how then %
asked the reporter.
"I still think he Will be the nominee. You will
find that Tilden will go to the nominating conven-
tion with the New-York delegation at his back. He
In now at work securing the delegates which will be
sent from Republican States. My opinion Is that he
will go into the convention with about enough votes
to nominate on the first ballot If indeed not quite
enoT.sl. Tilden Is fighting rammany this year. not
30 much that he has hopes that he can elect Robin
son. but that he can retain bis hold the machine
orgnnization which be now has. and is not ready to
surrender TO Tammany."
10 the question whether the Democrats of
Louisiana. would, nrge the unseattng of Senator
Kellogg, Mr.. Ackler said "The Democrats are
un nanimous that he ought to be unseated- still,
do not think anything Will be done until after the
Presidential election. i think after that Kellogg
viii nave to GO, and that the Senate will not seat
spofford bnt will simple declare the seat vacant In
TINT case. Governor Wilt will appoint q Senator
for the unexpired term We have now provided for
biennial sessions of the Legislature and il Kellogg
is turned out in 1881 there will be session until
hIs term would have expired. Hence Governor
Wits would make the appointment
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Congress for the works mentioned. and for the earth
works recently designed for many ~ our harhnrs Tor
mounting heavy rihad-guDs and mortsrs. which have
hcen already partially constructed, or ~ which me
plans ready for execution VIII be observed IN the
synopsis Of the reports of the Naval officers in charge
In conclusion. General Wright that =" Ia c'rtan
tnat In present condition injuries TO our citizens
abroad and insults to flag would not he resented
with that vigor and promptude demanded by the dig
nifty and honor OF the Nation. and winch would be ju-ti-
fed by knowledge that fine harbors. important
navyy ards. rich commercial cies and departments for
military and naval stores being guarded oy i'm
preguable fOrtifcations and obstructions"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Personal GOSSIP.
THB FERMENTATION or NEw MINTsTER-THR
PRESIDENT TO 90 To DALTIMORE-MRs. HAYES
COMING TO NTw-YORK.

THB PRESENTATION or NEw MISTsTFR-THR
PRESIDENT TO 90 To DALTIMoRE-MRs. HAYES
COMING TO NTw-YORK.
fGEsERAL PRESS OlsPArCn.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Don Justo Arose
mena, the newly appointed Minister Resident
Of the United States Of Columbia to
this country, presented his credentials
TO the President yesterday. In doing 30 he
made n brief speech, In which he referred TO
the growing desire for commerce and friendship be-
tween America and Colombia. He referred
TO the Panama Railroad, and then made
few remarks about the inter-oceanlc canal.
which he said would afford one other
reason why the two republics shoud be friends and
companions. President Hayes replied TO the speech
cordially saying that It would be his pleasure to
maintain friendly Intercourse with the Minister
during his stay in this country.
Secretary McCrary will return to Washington on
Wednesday or Thursday next
The President, accompanied by Postmester-Gen-
eral Key and Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Hawley Will leave here to-rnor-
row evening for BatimGre, 10 attend the
lecture If the Hon Schuyler Colfax for the benefit
OF the Masonic Library fund.
Mrs. HAYES, Webb Hayes and Miss Fannie Hayes
leave hero this evening for New-Y0Tk City, u at
tend the wedding Of General J. ). Fuller,on Of ST.
Louis aud Miss Mlrgan. daughter Of Ex-Governor
Morgan of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE POOR DEFENCEs OF THE COAST.
GENERAL WRIGHT, CHIEF OF THE ENGINEERS,
AGAIN URGES THAT THE FORTS on TEX SEA-
BOARD BE STRENGTHENED.

GENERAL WRIGHT, CHIEF OF THE ENGINEERS,
AGAIN URGES THAT THE PORTS on THE SEA-
BOARD BE STRENGTHENED.
lGESRRAL PRESS DIsPATcH.I
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-General Wright,
Chief Engineers Of Army, has just completed his
annual report He states that during the past fiscal
year the work upon the seacoast defenoes has been
limited In accordance with the terms OF the act OF
March %, 1879. General Wright saysi
These works subject more than any other National
sirucurrs with the exception pehap. OF hshthouses.
10 the destructive and deteroranx "ncts OF the sea
and the amount heretofore appropriated Tor their pro-
lection has proved nsucenI man, necessary orders
close Il tho fiscal year Tor want OF funds.
No progress Whatever has been made for several
years past in the construction OF new or the modncs
ton of Old works. built before the Inventions OF
modern ordnance and armored ships for want OF appro
prarons thereior and peg TO renew the remsrks ana
the recommendations OF tue last annual reports
from is tnIs prpAiin9n' hns AN act Of prndence To
make the beginning without delay. The disasters
condon OF our defences might cost the Nation teniold
the expenditure that would be needed 10 thoroughly
Sew-York Philadelphia, Boston. San Francisco. New
Orleans Baltimore and Washington should they Iali
tnan the Of ali tue fOrts necessary 10 secure em
against such Disaster
for ihe and completion Of two more nport-
ant cnsemated works for the defence OF the southern
AMI Fort Wool, deslenod command the entrance to
Hampton Roads, sd defend the passage irom the sea
Ia
win the three important casemGed works especially
mrntloned IN last years report VIA; Fort Schuyler
com sudng the East River approach hOm the
sea 10 nm. arbor CITY Of New-fOTk the work de
gned TO replace old Fort Lafayette at the Narows en-
trance to New-Y York HaTDOr and Fort Carroll, when
commands the approach from the sea 10 The CIV o
Rsltmure ait appropriations Tor tDelr constu uctiOn
Ihess plans provide Or tug mounting of the heaviest O
moderu rinrd guns aud for resisting the projectes OF
nnon of tbe immense caDrrs now Possessed by nearly
every maritime Of Europe Plans for similar modl
oi the more important of the other ease-matcd
fences Of our harOors Will De made rapidly as prac
| ticaDe. -,.,,.... .,o,,,, ho mad. Il,
I'm the meantime. appropriations should DC mhue ui
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
GENERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANIsTAN.

LoxDoS. Monday. Oci, 27. 1879.
A dispatch from Cabul to The Times says that
yakoob Khan is voluntarily In General Robers's camp
and tnat no is ia ptabe state OF apathy aud depres
son The inquiry into the massacre at Cabul is pro-
ceeding The Ameer's fatherin-law. the Ex-Governor
~ Oabn and the Minister ~ Finsnce under close
arrest. The correspondent VI The Ttnes at Candahar
fed thai place with his whole staff but the
spondent he left because he nad lost all authority
and required 10 DO ~ Oy British oticer
SUPERVISING CORRESPONDENTS.
Calcutta dispatch fhe Times says The
rules FOR guidance Of newspaper correspondents In
the field have aroused a or indignation. Their
object Is evidently put IL the power OF the General
suppress everything savorng " criticism. The rules
from the miltnry secretarlat IL seems GER
Chief had any hand In their composition promnlga
tOn IL IL hoped therefore, that tDe general eondemna
ton they meet VIII cause their Withdrawal"
AFGHANIsTAS TO DE UNDER BRITISH CONTROL
The orrespondent OF The nmes SiInla says; The
idea must be abandoned tnat intend to sand aOOf
from the internal sff airs OF Afghaustan II cannot be
too published that remain 10 the coun
try Those who assist will not hereafter be left
10 settle accounts with tine future ruler"
Til" correspondent tndc that the tendency OF
opinion at sima strongly policy of dlsLtegra-
ton rather than attempt 10 set up strong central
government Cabu He points tO the fact tnat Hera
Candauar AMI Afghan Turkestan remained tranquil
under petty che months after all control from
CaDul had been Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
ROSENBERG, THE LIBELLER, SENTENCED.
LONDON, Monday, Oct. 27, 1879.

Adolphus Rosenberg, of Town Zalk. was
to-day sentenced To eighteen months impr
the indictment charging him with publishing defams-
tory bes against Mrs. Langtry, and TO six months i'm
prisonment on each OF the indictments charging him
with similar off noes against Mls. CORVALLIS Wes, aud
Lord Loude- borough, respectively; and at the expira
ton oi the Imprisonment he Is 10 be bound
over in bi reoognzances Ia the OF 1000 for
good behavior for eighteen months Justice Hawkins
said he regretted could impose hard
labor upon the prisOue All the sentences cOucur-
rent with the eighteen months sentence. the
which Mrs LangFy complainant, 70 that the pris-
0nrls hole term Of Imprisonment Will be only eighteen
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.

INTENSE ACTIVITY OF IHE CLOSING WEEK.
kxPOSURE OF A CoNFIDENIlAL CIRCULAR OF THE
KOBINsUN DEMO- CRATs-uIMAND FOR REPUB-
IICAN sPEAkERs-TsMMANY AID ANTI-TAMMA>N
NOMINATIoNS-rHE TWO UEMoCRATC FACTIONS
II BRO KLYN.
The Robinson Democrats are appealing 10
scratching Republicans to vote directly for Rob
trson rather than To scratch Cornell aud n curious
conpdeutial circular from :ne nOuinson Com
mittee in regard to this matter lis printed
below. This is very busy week for members
OF all parties, and especially for Republicans. II Is
crowded with important maSs-moe,ings Great rs
Is tue number of Republican speakers in this
State. the demand exceeds the supply. Several Tam
many and Anti-Tammanv nominations were made
yesterday. Speaker Randall addressed the Robin
s,n Democrats IN Brooklyn last night. The lude-
pendent Democrats IN the lid Senate Disiric, sup
lort the nomination OF Nj. Schroeder.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
INSURANCE SENSATIoY IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. PA good deal of excite
ment was created IN Judge W,ckham's Court to-day by
the OF three policy holders OF the st. Louis Life
Insurance Company that slss Bent, the receiver be
ordered 10 sue certain persons for wrecking the
pany Thomas T. Tatum their attorney. said that the
persons named first TO wreck the company and
consolidate IL the NewY ork Life, but changed their
minds and wrecked The company In isvor OF Ihe Mound
civ Lille The motion gave rise 10 lively dispute In
coutt md Is the subject OF much discussion Tonight
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE AUsrRO-GERMAN ALLIANCE.

BLRLIN, Monday, OCT. p. 1873.
Herr von Puttkamer, Minister of Ecclesias-
iicl Affair." sIesking public dinner at Essen said
You are aware that the Emperor has sacrificed MS
personal feelings 10 the public veal. He has done
because he thought hs duty To conclude alliance
witch hopes VIII secure The peace OF Europe" The
North German Gdset,e which IL somi-oiiicml organ
saws Even n Herr Won Puttkamer Is correctly
ported 1t follow that the Minister of Pubic
Worship knows the correct history Of tie Vienna nesO
rio
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON. Monday. Oct 27 1870
Previous to his departure for America at
the end OF next month. Charles g. Psrne, Home Rule
leader will visit OF the large English constituent
ces and Anglo Irish Committees for furtheranoe OF
the objects OF Irish National Land League. which f.
10 be fo m q, with central committee IN London
LAND meeting was held at EunlscOrthy yesterday, at
which G 600 persons were addressed by Mr.. Parnel.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
BROOKLYN INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.

The Kings County IhutpthUtHU DtHUOI'VIe
General Committee held meeting last night 70 COM
nlete arrangements for the Kelly massmeeling which Is
70 he hela at tho Academy OF Music Tomorrow evening
Fx-Commissoner Faheryy, who has been noininAted Il
~ th for Mayor. took occasion 10 denne
nj. nn.itlon nj greater length than when De accepted
fhe nomination NJ previous meeting Ana re''o"eu 'ne
record OF Mayor Howell ia scathipg terms. :. w.
In lie iii Senate District the lDdepenoent Deno-
Gratis last night approved the nomination OF eh-"S"r
schroeder. the Republican candidate
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE ATLANTIC CABLE RIVALRY.
Il o. Io-f


The Times In its financial article this morn
ing says the tsctics OF the AngloAmeroan Cable Com
pany to nip IN bud the French cable enterpre by
announcing a reduction In the tariff messages to 81.
l2 oentsl per word from the mig OF the French
caDle appears 20 have been far successful, the
shares Of French Company Issued at per cent
MUM, have fallen ~ % per cent discount