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Pastor sheprard's Last Dan

At Mt. Salem NJ. L. Church, yester-
day, the pastor, Rev. q. r. Sheppard,
closed his three years term. In the
norning he preached a sermon from the
following text:
Therefore watch aud remember, that
10y the space Of three years ceased not
TO warn every one night and day with
tears Acts, TX. 81.
The sermon was resamS of the pas
torswork, and of the history of Mt
Salem church for the past three years,
with which the GAZETTE has already
made its readers familiar.
The missionary arniversary was held
In the afternoon, when collections for
missionary purposes were reported,
amounting to SlO6. Addresses were
made by John McLaugITn and Levi
Garreft' In The evening M Sheppard
preached his last sermon, TO large aud
lepce, and bid his people an affectiopate
farewell No pastor was ever parted
from with more thorough good feeling
and sincere regret.
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Not by order of the Nihitiits.

LONDON, March 15.-The Ne,os
Berlin despatch reports that Gen. Melik-
list executive committee stating that
Vladetsky's attempt on his life was not
made by order Of the committee; that
they had not yet decided TO kill him,
and that If the recent attempt had been
made by their directions they would
have provided better weapons and
means Of q ight for Lis assailant.
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O,Ledry JioL,s5JG ,r,..A

SAf FRANchCo, March /.
close OF The slx day,' walking matcs
mRni There was a large crowd p,...,
put there was very llltlp exqlrms", INV \
~ was eviden; that Leary Sa5 n
match hrs own way from The ga
the hnisn the score stood: O'Lear,
,nilef; Weston, 400 mile, OIL
I eah, aud apparently capable of s,sj
Jung on indefinitely. WY
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Instead Of buying one bouquet trel
throat II is now Necessary 10 purt,l
two--One for the throat and on. fr 4
hair, and as each of these i ol,ns
together by a ribbon tue cost /, Dott|
Satin aud Velvet flowers are used us,i.l
ia these knobs.
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HOiV NetO Castle Is Re0arded
1brOad.

From the Chester Times.
New Castle, Delaware, has been la
menting the removal of the county seat
from that place to Wilmington for some
line pas, land has Imagined that It. would
cause its ruin. If the same result follows
in New Castle that did in Chester, that
ancient town will have great cause for
thankfulness A community that depends
for its sustenance on the few crumbs that
TALL from the holding of the county courts
within its limits has a poor living, and
II is no great loss II II dies. We are sur
prlsed AT New Castle, with her splendid
resources OF river aud ran, that she should
whine at such trifies. She is older than
Wilmington, and has advantages that
the latter city does not possess, and vel
she has allowed her younger sister to
outstrlp her IN the race for fortune. Let
New Castle bend her energies To the
TASK, and II Will not be long before she
will laugh that such Sigh thing as the
removal Of the county seat should have
ever caused her such anxiety, 1t has
acted as break on her progress, and
now that 1t is removed bright future
awaits her.
Resigned As Notary Public.
Ex Justice Of the Peace, George 8.
Hagany, has resigned the Office of
Notary Public, having sent his resig-
nation to Governor Hall, to-day, the
resignation to take effect tomorrow.
Esquire Vandegrift has purchased
of MIR. Hagany, all his furniture and
books contained in the Office at Sixth
and Shipley streets. He has also
leased the Office.
Nine Deaths.
This morning nine deaths were re-
ported to Registrar +. B. Fra ger. This
is larger number than ever before
reported in one day in this city, and is
within two of the total number report
ed last week. II shows that old death
has been making rapid strides durino
the past two days.
Can Such Things Be?
A gentleman of means aud reputation
In Adrian, Mich, has taken oatn before
Justice OF the peace that he has made
tne numbers come in rotation, although
hey had previously stood l3, 15, ID. He
swears that he has done il but has no
incli nation to undertake the job again.
improvement.
Messrs; Colquhoun & Hemphill, gro
GERS, at NO. 2lOl Market street, have re-
modelled their store by changing the
window and doors, and also by Changing
Ihe counter. The store has aiso been re
painted. Messrs. g. and II. have been
IN business but a short time, vet they
and otherwise.
BO'.'tets AntOn0 the Hats.
=, AT recent election in Middletown.
N :, hye bonnets were chosen to in
vade the School Board of the town, If
they cover the heads of five sensible
women, as II is presumed they do, the
schools VIII be all the better for the in-
Vaslon. The canvass was made for the
iadies by combination of all other
parties and factions q, against the i've
regn ar nominees Of the Republican
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W M Start IN Busino..

@ Joseph speakman, late ofnos
Speakman Brother, nn,', .'e h'u
March zoIh, start u to. Vas. n,ua E6a
ness Tor himself and has rrnIpS Ss y VI
ing occupied by Stewart \ G,sld usld
:. no, q Sio West Fourth stree, nss Ne,''' 4
q u ,havlng rented the house ,sns n,,,,
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" llIninKIOn NlarkeI,

MONDAY, March 8,5P.M.
FLoUR.-Flour is dull and week. Sales
OF llOJ barrels, including Minnesota extra
at - 2JaS0 20 Penna. extra family at 20 2ba
10 75; Western do. do. at " 75aa7 70 and
patent and other high grades atS7 50as8 50,
Rye hour Is inactive; ANAL sales a. A.
GRAIN.-Tke Wheat market is dull and
one cent per bushel lower. Sales OF
&d,W0 bushels including Pennsylvania red.
track, at el 42atl 43: Southern Amber, do,
AT 81 44aSl 40, and No. Red, elevator. al
sLH14 March, 81 49, April, el 214May and
~ 4Iai 4OA June. Rye is steady at 9la98c.
corn Is weak for spot lots, and futures are
lower; sales OF 40 900 bush. including mix
ed at 5lA5l &c, yellow at SIC. and white at
10c' AZ the open board, 65c, was bid for
narch SSl3c. for April 521zc. for May and
o1h4c, LOT June. Oats are inactive; sales
OF 5,OOO bushels, including mixed at 4Iltc.
and white at 4514af7 cents. The receipts
Today were as follows: l7o0 bbls. nour
s,NO bush. wheat, 10000 bush. corn, 500
barley, $50 bbls. whiskey.
WHIskY-lOO bbls. Western iron bound
sold at o. 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY March s. 5P. M.
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand this
week al about former rates; 2S5O head ar
rived and sold at the different Yards Al "A
DC per pound, as to condition.
SHEEP were In good demand and q frac-
Lloh hlgher; ,OOO mead sold at the different
yarus, AT "a n SIC. per h., and lambs At
"a a &c. per n. as to condition.
HOGS were dull at former rates, 5000
mead sold at the different yards at 6X 10.
per pound.
Cows were in fair demand. 100 head
sold AT $2Oa s4O per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION,
Park Drove Yard, West PhiIa., FEB, 8.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to $50 As, 6.8O; good.
10 70 100 bs., 8 to &c; fair, 30 20 IS As. 81
to e 5Ssc. good lambs. 6N s1e:; common
steady and arrivals all sold. Arrivals
1870 head.
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Clayton House Arrival.

W. l.. Monaghan, New yo,s '
Fred. Malher, u. =. Fish n, ~, Il
a. N. kcithlrr, Phlladelphla l'u'alos
SIlencer urowehor, Schoharle n WI
N; III D. {; Mckay, PaltersolNI
NV. i. Henley, New York NJ
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NeOsCitN Directos,." ~"

w. Andrew Boyd. Ia. h%
TO make she canvass Of III, oega ennh
ris brotbers new city directa,y' 'So'hi
oon,neuce Al once to ,ohcli .o ns
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CARPET WOOLS AND AD-
VANCE WAGES.

This brings us to the reasons for
the PRESENT frmness of the MAR
KET and the PROBABILITIES as to
ITS FUTURE COURSE.
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FOURTH EDITION
Insll a. fanna far Ta-llnx.

Fdlling preceded By eighty higher bar
onsstsr, sessfsrly shifting to ssarmsr
sou thsrly setnds, clear erpdrtly cloudy
sseathsr. Aia
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Thankful for their support during the
last campaign, and being again solicited
oy my Fellow citizens TO allow the use OF
my name as q candidate for the SheriffT !
office OF New Castle county, consent 10
OF the Republican party, and promise. n
nominated and elected, to discharge The
duties Of the office faithfully, and with d :
deity TO the people of the county.
Respectfully. PHILIP X. CLARK.
Jan. I'm.
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We manufacture these e. ois oul~a
best standard mnslins, peri G. hhisp'
sell them for less than they were Y
sold, Notwithstanding the sharp f''
cotton goods. For Instance,
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
sTOCKa.

sT0CKa.
National Bank of Delaware...........400
First National Bank. l36
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank Of VII. q Brandywine So
Farmers' Bank .......................... O
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... So
Delaware II. X. Co.. 20
Delaware Western II. r. Co........... Is
Phila.. vii. a Baltimore r. X. Co..... 6Sl
Wilmington 4 Northern Il. r. Co..... ~
Wilmington Passenger r. w. Oo...... ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.................. -
Masonic Hall ........................
BONDS.
delaware state. .lW
Wilmington City 6's...................ll0
Wilmington City 5's.....s.............l0
New Castle Co. list mortgage.
Masonic Hall Co, lst mortgage........l0o
Delaware X. r., lst mortgage. .........l04
Delaware X. Il. Extension............. ..lO2
Wilmington Passenger Z. W.. LIST
mortgage. ......................... ...lVl
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hedt Estate So,..

On Saturday afternoon n
Iustee, suli 10, IN, loni a. L, Heaj
20 James V. Williams ~" w, ,ei beloujl
NJ N,,h We. ,', sue OF French street I''us'd s
= = ~ n'n anu renth streets, '' 70 SI'e}
= chels, for S27 per foot f' q, ~ ia. jams d
price Obtained is cops,deraI W, sS u
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Hartmann u,s.

ST. PETERsBuRo 'rq
journal de St. Pete,snaf March lilnl
very day on which 1oqIg tho SaS i
Rnss,s refused to give up HartmassnncSA asncA al
freycinet had been io,o. prenie n
s"' inr beyond be- rar1S Of Of, fresh document, NV,
compIicy,tu cor 1yUna u al doubt H'raaal HaTaala
nnn,s ne cabinets l decision sr"oDn.p s1plaAl
ttppuragement tpsratgSs to assassin. uuas ssi ~
. therefore, sf .re, greatly to '' be- s. and
. IL Is a little late in tSs 'eseua]
talk about going to FloriS. 'GG 'ea'a \
are a Informed that two ',ua, ner.a. Oa
from Philadelphia to p'iSoas 1 caa \
spend ten weeks boarding. vacksSpl,| :. :,
hotel, and return, at S at The
ceeding $500. cost not h
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POLITICAL CARDS.

EOR SHERIFF IN 1850.
PURNAL ]. LYNCH,
OF st. Georges Hundred,
Subject 10 the decision OF the voters OF
New Castle County; pledging himself 10
support the successful Democratic nomi.
nee. .+..
i take this occasion TO thank my friends
of New Castle County. for their most fer
vent and h0erable support in 1875. Hop
ing for continuance of past favors, /
remain Yours respectfully
jan22tf. PUKNAL j. LYNCH.
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FtnanciaI end CeInmersIal.

WTLMTN0 T0Ns DeI.s March. !, teS0
LaleEk Stock Quotations nnrnlsdea By
aeald "A Co., Clayton House Buildini
Wilminaton, bei.. At n N. to-day
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the city Market.

3 The following were the ruiing prices In
market this morning:
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1863 1874 49, 1871 1877 2os 25s 3o 3D. 329 3D. 3S7 SSa
$751; 352 3j3 $685. 80 ST. 37i. 49, 57S $50 SSf 49,
1913. 3SJ. - 90. o.,
GESsgAL rE--Davis p. j., and Brady snd Barrett 10
49, 169 90 3D. a. G 49, 49, 81 49, ~ 81 y yz % o. ~.
81, H. -. 80 -, 80, 81 50 ~ 99 W ~ ~
Ill IlS IiS li6 IIS 12 80 l33 49, ~ 10 ~ ~
40. l4l l42 ls3 1887, li6. I45 49, 100 l0I l'Z 0h
SPECIAL TgRw-van Worst J-conrt opens az 1890 :;
Issues PacL-NOs 1913 100 49, ol9 3D. o1I' 'Oo
CIacGTr-PArr l. Daniels J--Court opens AZ 1920 No.
yos 1914 1851 1913. 2J92. ll0 1863, lIt, 3!yS' ~
17lO j0s - 2Gl l. 2l23 $780, 205s 1851 l1b ZI'o @I'S
2IGl. 2lG2. A5ii2. oo - g.
PART If Beach Court AZ 1880 a m snor
Cau.es-NOs $685. 1888, 5yfi. 1919 Zft, ~, otyD
33I2 57 S}lS 36f9 1913 35ll 800 5tIg S1i 50' SJt
T. l2i9 39G 1882 1923 1857, lsjs ls9 o6o i5i ~
1863 1854 sb5. 1866 1851 1865 1870. 1871 lofZ i8i1
9SG. 1885 1902. $40, 1913 1914. a.. -
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL rgsM-RusseI: J.-r"uf ooen,
n 10 a. M Calendar called at II a. m-Nos o. - o.
TRIAL TERg-PAgr I-Freedman, Jcourt opens az IL a. m
PART IL SpeIr J-Coart opens II a m:-Nes. ~.
35G 43I lGl. 352. 55i. 34A SiH e19 $40 ~" ""'
AZ. ls8 ~. =, - -,
qn 1t5 ara 2f4 376 3l9. 2S6 2t6 L3. $40. Gj1. 67n
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIA TkRh-VaD BfnnL J.-t0uft opens
OF If A. Mod casDiar. .,
EQUITY TgRN-J. r. DAILY J.-C0dIt opens AZ ~ a. H.
TsIsL TEsM~PARr &c r. Daily, G J.CouIt opens at u
A. rn-Nos 800 3D. 7G6 f3j. 700 266 @sl az 44b 49,
,vr Tarremore. 4 -t,ourr opens IL a Moo.
7SO 7Gl. 7i2. 81. 3d. 49, Gil 351. . ~ ~ 49,.
GgNERAt SFssONs-PART i-Snyth, X Inc feype t0t
Mlttherson Charles RaUer grand arceny; Wltn ~ hltt
back burglary Philip Reach. grand larceny "'it" .
Morris, violation Lottery law - ,,..-,.. @ ...,o,,.
PAIR II-COwug Tine People agt ChaIlcs ,onPssli1.
auraha1 larceny the person L1lZe McheOh ''hh -
Brown Charles Hummell grand larceny
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4 rorNG ~ oFMcE rAIEE

Envelopes containing bills OF exchange Tor
cotton worm about 100000 were stolen on Monday
from Inc Post Office box OF Schumacher x Krone
OF No. ~ Exchanged c.. The bills h'd been
sent to the AeN-YHk firm ly uiIn tun
& Range of Galveston Texas. Monday AFTERNOON t"o
OF the bills were found IN Waist, by ". W Ray. COX
for Middleton Il CO.. of so ~ Eych4 place, and
James Tasker. clerk ;or Smith Il Co.. 81 Ne. - Pine
ST. The clerks took the bids to the office Of Schumacher
A. Krone who had not made aware ~ he robbery.
Bv an exchange OF kilograms win the Galveston hrm
hin, rad cen drawn, ana reward Tor tIe return O Tho
Inns wa. published. MIR. Krone also con suited vita
Police INSPECTOR Byrucs who detailed Detective Dorcey
to AID IN searching Tor the b rs.
watch was set on tAt box ~ schumacher & Krone ut
the Post Office. and Wednesday evening boy aoont
tnurt.en We RS old was seen open tue box. lie was
.krd what hc wanted there and replied that ne wanted
'tne letters for the boss" lie arrested ana Was
learned that ne was Robert Smith OF No Eieycuth-s
Brooklyn h. ID. He had been employed an ergAui
hoy i'm Piue-st. H. his tOunu Key To TIC
box of Schumacher Krone. At the time OF his arrest
and during greater part 81 yesterday he stouly
maintained that he had NOT stolen tho
mlsslng bills OF exchange, but that he
had seen another boy commit the theft. He told
number oi fsehOodS To support these statements, out
a length confessed that mad found the Key IN the box
on Monday morning and had taken the eDye oPes. He
went with Detective DOrcey last evening 70 his home
and from a place of cOnceamcnt drew bills FOR cotton
worth $4,000 lie was locked up ~ Police Head
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SUPPRESSION or THE LOTTERIES.
the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor IF The Tribune.
SIR: The editorial which appears in tc-day's
issue Of THE TRIBUNE relative 10 the infamous and
fraudulent traffic which being carried on by the lot
terry companies and express your hearty approval OK
the decision lately rendered by PostmasterGeneral
Maynard wherein he refuses certain lottery companies
privileges, worthy OF the highest commentator
and the OF every true law-abing citizen Tho
OF your appeal TO tue PostmasterGenerai.
clearly has his hand the power g. suppress thus
monstrous eyilunder aud by virtue OF the decision rc
dered by the proper Judicial trbunal-neets with tao
appreciation OF every intelligent reader of your paper,
wned II Is for strict loyalty To principles OF tlc
highest order feel deep interest In the suppression
OF all manner of transactions wherein chance IL the only
foundation for hope OF Ii time auu space "a
your paper permitted citation OF the statute prohol
ing lotteries. together with statement OF some Of tho
terrible evils resulting from the inducements offered -
the poorer classes OF VINO risk their all va These
gambling institutions which have within my per-
sonal observation IL might be the means OF preventing
some from taking chance" and save them their
money for legal and more profitable investment
Nsic- York, Oct 3. 1850 ROSCOE X. INGALLS,
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DFCISiDNS-OCT. II.

Supreme Court hdmbcrs-Bv Judge Lawrence -
agt. Decker Compliant aud original refer
should reference this case. n the application is 10
n be en1fSne nGS l a. settled In
heretofore granted Will ten days
and accept short notice Of tra In the
OF Mex enneyMOon vaosto assessment granted
Argall JacODsI wish 10 matter of
the New. York and Improvement COmpany-Noton TO
yacate granted Gregory Gregory-I think
should file the usual security Mas
Crantch-l thnk that the undertaking this
should be under section go OF the Code
the proposed by the defendants attorney therefore
correct. The People rel Bartes Johnson mem
Little agt ADMINISTRATION granted IA
settled.
SPECIAL Judge Van Vorst-Baiey agt Bailey ETC.
Report of referee confirmed Judgment for panun
Lane etc as lh9mpson ann othsrsmtserees report
sweeney Gessner CT a. - Judgment for plaintiff when
Haydock Of alhlniings AMI Judgment signed AL
ag Chrsialor Judgment signed Reed others agt
stotesbury. Granted.
Superior Comt-Spccial Term-Bv Judge Van Worst.
-Bedtko agk Bedtk e-See me ..rOrandum
BY Judge Russell. -CIuik shank act Olds.-Ordered
motion with Trey the Mayor etc-Cas- on ap
peal hlo The assau bank Knox Dunharit
sgt briggs; Wait agL Boylan Richards LoaviIt-
Common Pleas-Specal Term-Bv Judge Van Brunt
CORNISH agt Cornish.-Report c. nhrmed. Ludwig agt
DunEeth hne OF 30 imposed. In assignment
otcKefoees confirmed In assignment OF Joeson
etc Motion denel IN no hnal accounting OF Doid otc-
Mguel-Ordsr signed In hna accounting OF Baeder oc
No satisfactory evidence Of compliance with decree Ryan
Motion granted payment of
Hate Reirigerang Company agt Standardization granted
the payment OF costs ana an extra allowance Of
suit only In the County OF New-York.
Marine Court Chambrs-Bv Judge Isaacs.-
Bail reduced Ia 500 Gaackawa KragiEok-Oruer dis
defendant Fee iemann keloy-Orier OF dis
Nv Judge ooepp-Kinsksy Art Bennett-0rder opening
Judgment sAiy ag TaeCase settled and died Dejongs
BY Judge MoAdam ~Chappe agt winters--opaer ssx,ed
Barrett agk Tooker.-order settled and hied-
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RESOLVING TO THE STATE COURTS.

FURTHER fWoRTs TO MIKE GOOD IRE NATURAL
nAIION PAPIEs ~ 1868.
IN tie supreme Court Yesterday Judge Lawrence
mad an order directing the inspectors OF the Eley-
euth e'rci ion district of the Hid Assembly District
to show cause Monday next why writ OF percu-
tory mar Janus should not Issue against .hem com
handing them 10 register the name of
August j. ChrIsten on the list OF
,ersops qualified TO vote at the ensuing
election. The moHon Wa made by General VIII
gate ca the af wit of Christen, which SOS forth
that September 10, 1865. .e attended in person in
the Supreme Court aud WAS admitted to citizenship;
that when he presented himself for REGISTRATION
Wednesday last be produced his Ger ticGlc OF
naturalization and that tLereupon the ques-
tiouS contained IN the circular OF instructions
20 Supervisors issued by John /. Dayenport were
put To hln. In reply to the questions he SAID lie
would swear that ne was the person named in The
cer;liicate and that the same had been delivered 10
Linn by the Court. He also SAID that tn questions
asked him had been passed upon by the Court in
granting him the certificate; that tine Inspectors
had 10 power to review the decision thereof and
thai ne stood Upon his legal right, and
declined TO answer tie questions. There
mon tie inspectors refused to register
tbs namo q, a voter. In another affidavit Chrisicn
re;s forth that in 1878, understanding that his
naturalization was disputed on tue ground that
there vas a defect in the record Of proceedings, be
cansed an aVnication TO be made to Judge Freed
man of the Superior Court to correct the
record. tt" application vas denied upon
The ground that the record was not de
f,ctiyc. and tha' no amendment was required,
tie proceedings IN regard to his naturalizaJ on
BENZ M all respects regular. Subsequently Oh pre-
senuug himself foT registIatioh ms certificate was
sezd bl inc United states Supev visor and mat Mr.
Davenport refusedtO returnlt 10 him. AT the. lme OF
tic election ia SIS warrant was Issued against
biln aud ne deferred from voting.
Herman Shuding John sullivan, John Kelly,
John Harucan. Frederick COrdes and Richard
Mooney, the Uen who w re arrested Wednesday ter
6t.crnit ing u register on fraudulent papers and
who wer, committed to Ludlow street Jail. were
yesterday admitted TO bail. John Mann, the In
spector who was arrested Tor drunkehD IS ana neg
lee of duty az the Third Election District of the
XVIII Assembly District, was also released on bail.
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INCREASED ACTIVITY IN THE CITY.

An enthusiastic mass-meeting was held in
the rooms Of the XlXIh Assembly District Republican
Association at sixty seventh-st and the West Boue
card last evening. Professor John L. Hunt, president
NJ ~. association nominated Tor Congress by
The IXth District Republican Convention Saturday
evening made the opening address, accepting the noni
nation, and wac heartily cheered He said
liz accepting this nomination. which was entirely UNI
sought by me- AND was sprung upon uie 81 spon-
taucousy friends do so with ful sense OF The
sbiliiy OF he Office which have been named
and also OF the immense ODDS against which kepnDli
can must work Ia ihis strongly Democratic district
winch reaches from INeutyslxth-sI 10
the II irlem River, and as FAR east AS
seyenth-aye., and polls from 1000 20 5000 votes
10 moi xpect 10 he elected without hard work am
moi one of those saneune fools who drop down from
haven II | am defeated can take defeat grace
snv as any man. but hrst propose " contest this DIS
tr,ci for ali worth But shall not surrender single
Eennbcap pie, and II 20 ~ Washington shall not
20 10 ck the shoes OF the southern Brigaders. With
he coourratlon OF the Republicans In the district
think eau go through this campaign and kll the rattle
snale oil Free Trade which has found Dest
emonp Ms: and let o certain gentleman who
Sss been introducing bills in Congress against
The Iarf and injurious TO al the voters In
chs district have the pleasure Of staying ct hos ne1
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To The Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: The facts below furnish good look
ing-glass for all Who wish 10 know the Southern spirit
toward the North especially toward the rank and file
the Union srmies. On the npal passage OF House BIZ
6.462 the Sd Of March. 1879. appropriatnx
$25 900 10 Arrears Of Pensions paid to Uuon
soldiers and sailors, there 81 IN the House
against the HILL 50 o. which from the Solid South
and from Tammany. viz: EchkoW and Muller from
New York CITY, anu Veeder. from Brooklyn. OF the 2o3
votes for the BILL leaving the border state OF Missouri
out the South gave Ii votes in all OF which Re-
publican votes. ~ follows; from South Carolina TALL
colored), from Virginia. aud nom Tennessee.
AZ will be observed that the Hancock party OF the
whole Sonth missouri QUIT gave nine votes TOR the bin
and no more via: two from Maryland, two from West
Virginia, two from Louisiana, and one each from
Georgia. Kentucky and Mississippi With almost abso-
lutte unanimity the solid South denied Union soldiers
SIS 600 VI pensions which the Solid North has voted
and paid them during the last year How can fhe
soldiers and sailors OF the Union support BY word of
vote. the Hancock party
brooklyn, OCT 3, 1880.