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Man aud His Present COsfu me.
TNiuptAanth Canturv

Sight and herring are the two senses
which the natural man, in common with
the lower animals, possesses in great per-
fection, and it is evident that, in addi-
ton m its usefulness to him as mere
animal, the eye affords him interest and
delight long before his other senses be-
come intellectually developed.
In the very earliest stages of his ex-
istence we have proof in scratched out
lines of animals that he observes with
curiosity and pleasure the varieties OF
animal form which surround him. In
his progress toward modern civilization
he rejoices in beautiful combinations OF
line and gorgeous arrangements OF
color.
All through the long ages till the
seventeenth century this is distinctly
visible, but growing fainter from the
sixteenth, and it is when modern dis
coveries and appliances in the nineteenth
have placed almost unlimited means in
his power of gratifying this instinct that
it disappears altogether. Costume van
ishes, utensils and weapons cease to be
ornamented, or are ornamented with a
conscious effort instead of natural i'm.
pulse, beauty of form and color no longer
has any charm, and the eye becomes in.
different. The ugliness of most things
connected with our ordinary habits is
most remarkable.
A well-dressed gentleman ready fol
dinner or atired for any ceremony is q
pitiable example-his vesture nearly
iormless and quite foldless if he can have
his will His legs, mistaken props; his
shrt-front, a void; his dress coat, an un
speakable piece of ignobleness. Put il
into sculpture and see the result. The
genius of Phidias might be defed tc
produce anything satisfactory. We see
without disapproval ugly, shape!css, ig
mol lie forms, and it must be remembered
that these form the language in which
the artist has to speak. The human
form, the noblest and most interesting
study for the artist, is distorted in The
case of mems dress by such monstrou.
garments, and in the Sc of women's
dress by extravsgant arrangements whicl
impede all simple nobility and refneo
grace of movement.
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his eligibility was passed on by the
Board. Applause by the audience.
Judge Makibben's opinion was then
asked.
The Judge advised the appointment of
committee to investigate the matter,
said committee to examine witnesses, etc.
In the meantime Mr. Anspaugh was
elected President pro tenn. MIR. Anspaugh
appointed Messrs Peacock, Patchen and
Nagel as such committee, the committee
to meet on Saturday night, at o'clock,
in the Council Chamber, where the testi-
mony of both parties interested will be
| taken.
Emil Diss was then elected Sergeant
| alarms
The salaries of teachers and janitoress
for February were ordered drawn on the
Treasurer.
Adjourned.
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A story is retoid by the Lewiston Me-
Journal of good old Father Sewell, OF
that State, who, when once asked to lead
the deyotions OF the meetings in q
monthly concert Of prayer for the con.
version Of the world, arose, and, after
fumbling in his pocket for coin, at last
brought it out and handed it to the pre-
siding officer of the occasion, saying-ai
if to himself-'1 can't pray any till Pve
given something"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured Me Of
Vertigo.

CAIRO, H., Jan. q, 1878
Mr. H. R. STEvENs-Dear Sir: have used sew
era bottles of Vegetine: 1t has entirely cured me
of Vertigo. l have also used it for Kidney Com
pla mt 1t is the best medicine for kidney com
paint. would recommend it as O good blood
purifier. N. YOCUM.
PAIN AND DISEASE. Can we expect to enjoy
good health when bad and corrupt humors circu-
late with the blood. cau,ing PAIN and disease
and these humOls, being deposited through the
indigestion. costiveness, headaches, neuralgia
| rheumatism, and numerous other complaints?
Remove the cause by taking Vegetine, the most
reliable remedy for cleansing and purifying the
blood
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
HOTELS.
MT. AIRY HOTEL.
MT, AIRY, Georgis

MT. AIRY, Georgia
100 feet above tide water on the Piedmont
Air Line Average temperature in winter, 4s'.
Chalybeate and Freestone springs; resident physl
clan; near the famous gold and mineral regions
OF Georgia M. g. WILCOX, Manager.
FRED. II. scoFIRLD Of Uplands Hotel, Eastman,
Ca, and late Of the Windsor Hotel, New York,
Assistant Manager.
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ST. AUGUSTINE HOTEL,
ST. AUGUSTINE, Florida

Opens Dec. 18th. E. Z. VAIL, Proprietor.
This well known hotel, one Of the largest and
best appointed in the South, will afford irstclass
accommodations at the usual terms, viz: SIS to $25
per week, according to location Of rooms The
house Is in perfect repair, frescoing, decorating
and drainage having been completed hrst-
class restaurant is connected with this hotel
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1t was very clever of the Elberton
Ga, girl, who, in writing a leap-year
letter to friend, said she wasn't exact
ly engaged, but saw cloud on the hori-
zon about the size of q mans hand.
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UPLANDS HOTEL,
EASTMAN. Dodge Countr.

EASTMAN, Dodge County, Ga.
A fine winter resort in the pine forest OF Geo.
gia; unsurpassed for health and comfort; table
supplied from best New York markets; terms reas-
enable. For circulars address HOTEL EX-
CHANGE. Ill Broadway. New York, or c. N. & +.
II. SCOFIELD, Managers
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From Engineer o. ID. Taylor, Esq.
NEW YORK, December Doth, 1879.
find BY exper ence that DR.. Tobias Venetiau
Liniment beats the world. have suffered the
pains of broken ribs and it was the only thlna
that relieved me; he is entitled to the thanks ot
all sufferers. o. D. TAYLOR,
OF Taylor & Co., Bankers. No II Wall stree,
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WHAT HORsEMEN WANT.
A Good Reliable Horse Liuiment
and Condition Powder.


Such are to be found in DIR. TOBIAS HORSE
IMMINENT in pint bottles, and Derby Condition
Powders
Certificates have been received from Colonel D.
McDaniels, DR.. J. W. Weldon, Colonel Bush.
Colonel e. H. Delevan 1856 West Twentysecond
street, New York; s. l. Cohen, President Of tha
Consolidated Card Company New York; G. g.
Voorhees, ESQ.,, Forty.eighth street and Broad.
way, New York; W. Litchfeld. Esq, $40 Main
street. Hartford; James D. Miller, Esq, Browns.
vile, Pa; Ryerson, Brown & Davit, 1o8 West
Thirty second street. New York; Nathan Jeslin.
ESQ.,. Webster. Mass; H. s. Caldwell. Agent Of
Middlesex Quar- y Company, Portland, Ct; II. 8.
Leadbeater, Esq. COO Seventh avenue, New York:
Griffng & Bros. Agricultural Warehouse, 60 Cort
land street. New York: Geo. W. Wklls, Esq.,
Agent Of the Baltimore Coal Company; A. J.J
Pond, ESQ.,, Superintendent Of the Broadway
Railroad, Boston, Mass: A. Woodward, Esq.t
Exchange Hotel. Bangor. Maine; and 1000 other 4
can be seen at the
Depot: AZ Murray st., N. "
Rs- No pay II the Liniment and Powders arsl
not superior to any other. II YOU once give them
trial you will never be without them.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Family Liniment is 25 and 30 cents HaI
Horse, 90 cents in pint bottles; the Derby PoW
ders, IS cents box.
ar2s-s&w1yto
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From B. Lawrence, ESD, of tho
firm Of B. e. Ii. Lawrence, 40
Maiden Lane, Importing Stations
erS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

CTANDARD SIGN WRITER. AND LETTER.
y ERS' Companion, pra teal book for practi-
cal men. Explicit instructions and model alpha
bets. t2 Standard Scroll Book, u. Painters
Manual, SOC. OF booksellers and pinters' supply 9
houses, on by .iail- JESSE HANY = CO., 10 Z
Nassau stre<t, New YORK.
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as member OF Council last night.
Mr.. John Cunningham left this morn
ing for Columbus, 0. John has not gone
to the P--y. He will be home in few
days.
Mr.. VIII Gould, while in Hamilton
Ohio, this last day or two, noticed the
STAR being delivered in that town with
as much precision as in Cincinnati
Will took his position as City Clerk last
night.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-Council met
last night in regular session, with Mr.
Hobson in the chair. The Clerks an
nual report WAS received and filed. The
Treasurer'ssannual report was also re-
ceived and filed. A communication was
received from P. F. Genoway, Sr., object
ing to John P. Neuman acting as Presi
dent of the Board, on the grounds tha,
said John P. Neuman was not eligible
The communication was fled. The En-
gineer reported that Center street had
been improved according to plans
etc. The total cost beine
S547 "a, the towns portion
being over 500. The report Of Super
intendent of Schools showed an attend
ance of 222 pupils. Messrs. Luhn anc
Patchen were appointed to examine til,
: pollbooks, and reported that the gentle
men already mentioned in the STAR hat
been elected. The old Board then ad
journed sine die. Mayor Morgan the,
administered the oath Of Office to tn
members-elest, except Mr.. Neuman, VIII
: made a neat little speech, saying b
would prefer to wait until the matter 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

OF the grounding OF the steamer Rhode Island anu 'n'
rescue Of rhe passengers and crew -. ....xvo a,
seqnels 10 the eeotiou-A comprehenstye summary ..
the latest election returns from the various oeases
together with account Of the means being employee
by local Democratic m.n ,.S 70 oreAA INC "'''
Foopban in the mud.-An amusing account Of the
match PLAYED on Saturday between tue teams Oh '"'
umbia and Harvard Colleges
Music and the drama.
Fine arts.
Genera General foreign news
Local MISCELLANY.
The news Of the day is indicated By the following
summary:
FORFTGv.-The london cable dispatch To lHg
TRIBUNE saw that ihe Irsh trials to ~ on soon
great demonstrations are 10 be made III Ireland 70
day: counter movement. are also proposed; "a -
faction - felt 40 5hc Democratic defeat IN London
Minister Lowell address at Edinburgh 10 LleabY
ERASED. 60 Edwin Booth played Hani, boz Lou
don Slflr lav NIGH: he called before tnc c1rtul
four times. - The final score IN the LenTo' tlk-
ing match was RowrL sos. ftl-"ood 80 Doc,
Ter 40 -- Lord R,aco'ry has been elected Lori
Rector oil Edinburgh taiyef'ity. - La a', {" ''r-
fatsd Riley 90 th. boIt saDe Oh ihe indr.e ft'.f-
dsv ---'i The great tr..i of Niii,s's BIAS tr@r? 10
S.. Petersburg. -= mort 81 Tie to,-"' .I' NC
ursteaal-r J.-uaeti. come, hg way ui Japan.
DON. .IlC-Tic steiner fGo.c i..JL;. ni iae
Pr1v'denee Lu-, Wa Err.~ei cary ....,i,,.
Pier; the passenger, and crew "-.c ,il"+F
Landed. but the steamer j. "Kew 10 @. =
total loss. -= The vote OF Calhoun" u f''F
close and both parties cia.m tine STATE. --,
THE Ecr lJ'rsD m It,i-y lu M.n.'.n.I is n.ai.f
81. OOG -- Garfield has Over 5000 m9lou-v ui
Nrw-Hampsa,re. - Five nev CAGES Of snJi-pox
were reported Saturday ID san treucisco. --
Mayor kal0ch. OF san Francesca. "as arrested
oaturaa, charged wijh Illegal la,.oYlug .1bor-ls
Ogutn o. Idaho cry. -[ y. b. H1rSe"i, waei,-
sale drr goods Merchant in Mmaeap0Is has .aIl q.
= Ire evidence closed SA.uIGay I'D T1e Pa.i-
man L i.acc car suis at Baltimore. ---- $40" nis
fallen in Chic,g1 -.d ~. Louis; there Las been /
Criy And ,rgrEeAv-Detatl-o Of the los. II tls
Rhode Island wrie gathered ir"a PASSENGERS W.o
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE


In IL issue Of yesterday, The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained among others. the following special fea-
lures:
Tho News I'm IondOn.-A special dlspatch 10 HE
,,,-Sp from Mr. g. " Smaliey. dcllnya ting tue pro-
o,,,te ions Ire. and. ana giving accounts OF
N;,.tcr fowpl's favorable Fecrpuoh ~ lecturer ana
the great public interest niAn4i''''" AZ avian "''"
aDpcarauce on the stage. -. ... -. 49, ,
'pli'g.elaud I'm Autuuu-rwO letters on the close or
~ ..ason I'M the Alps, with some "reminiscences or the
v nf tne MatterlOrn and desert pUOu OF the graves
o. Us in Prs-some incidents OF the De Cssey case
are given and an account OF some recent ulsniuefB
Bonapartist manifestations
TIfe IN New MrXlcO.A letter from stan correspond
AMI az TIE tribune gIVng sOme picturesque views OF
Mexican Ire I'm SANTA Re. 49,
New PubIcatOus.-An interesting review or Sapluel
pepys ana the World he lived m" by IL. b. Wheatley
u,tth notices ~ several other new books.
The Name Law.-iiOw, rs rule the stringent prOhD-
rorv statutes enforced ia state once notorious Tor
me Ir'sh Ngtation-Views OF william Ewart. n. p
regarding the land troubles IN the south ana ives. Oh lie
land. 49, -,--. - -
usrful recipes ami household suggestions.
s-ciaraulsm IN Politics.
The NV Cinderella
Thomas Carlyle.
Lie (leOl GA
mo gf eat over and Terminer.
Stories OF BiOllOklepta
The intellectual cat.
Wall Wulmau's nAtnralism.
knitting ana crochet
Science Tor the people
Religious intelligence.
Among articles on the current news of the day
were the following:
A steamer wrecked.-A detailed and graphic account
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Arbor and Toronto University won BY the FORMER
ny goal and touchdown to nothing
The Standards correspondent ut St. Petersburg re
ports the Treaty Of Lyadia has been renewed Tor
two months more. Tne negotiations with the Marquis
Tseng the Chinese Ambassador, are assuming a moro
definite form.
The date OF the sculng match between Trickett and
Wallace Ross has been changed to the 29h OF the pres
ent month The Sportsman says that the oarsnan wal
lace ROa OF John " b. vino is to row III the Inanes
regatta. has very bad cold.
st. Petersburg dispatch to The DAILY Neirs says :;
Ordinary rye bread has risen to double the usual price
Great scarcity in ST. Petersburg ana IN various
provinces which the American competition III "hcd'e"
-four obviously fails to meet"
Commander Byron Wilson, commanding the Ohlted
states ship wachusetts reports to the Navy Depart
meni under date u Climb to- Peru. October 10 mar
he expected to be at Panama about the mdule u w
Vqubor
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A sa5 600 TIRE AT DOVER. y II.

DOVER, n. H., Nov. THE most des'ruc
tive fire for llrs broke ont here about oc''A 'n'
,pcrrip, IN large four-story frame building owned o'
Iva W MITE and occupied by Strong Burt and Charles
r,,ro sboe manufacturers. The loss on the shop n
10000 and insurance 900. Strong Bur's loss on
etocr and machinery about $1,000, ana is Insured
charlie. Dore loss is - OO0 ana insurance >3OoO' Inc
loss on Ira Nu'e's house ana barn Is s+oO"' Hn j"
surance $500. Edward GervlH loses uou'i' 'ou'e
, 80. ms ~ 500; insurance. : 200. Joshua
prrcr a double mousse ana barn iu5' T-'V' Hsu a.
as,onel Roc6cy barn lnss. FlOOp, insured anu Z.
"a D. sa ms snou: loss $500. number OF DINER
t,i,tr,s we're con, idorauly damaged LIE tot' LOSS
ii fool 10 about $4,000, with 30 900 me
W.. 80 -, o,f cfIy And mad lot been Tor tAe W.
nnoitOn Of the buildings from me riih HoH Il" '~ "a"
destructlon would have been much larger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
1sTIyDLER On THE GhEH4AIc ClUcHE

William Tlethewcy of New-London. Conn, went
On hoard the steamer Germarlc saturday afternoon
having EN- raged passage TO Europe stranger IN
+roduced himself To- lrethewcy, and a the steamer
did not sal. the Two men wen ashore and mo Oar
room Here they were joined hI p tliIH man WHO
rsart1d = mi, H. the Stranger. The latter mad no
money. and lrethewey icnt MN S2l is, The stran-
crr promising ID return the moneN WlcA i-cy Went
Tec, ia tb. steamer Soon IN" two men left Ireth-
80, y,bo discovered mat he had been swIndlcd.
one of the men. however VINO sand pa. rtue was
George d. " hanson, WAS arrested. IL ms pOchets
yyrrr Ton ld some vIILcttts resembling D)n-s ana a
r.rtItirafr of the Gold Mining Company IOr 500.
A. the Jefferson Market Police Coan yesterday
Williamson was held f.r trial IN driaut OF T0OO
b,ii and TretleWey. WHO sad lie was i Jnccut'er
,,'d was about to return home TO England was sem
no the House Of Detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
BURIAL ora CHIN4MA-N

Moon Aqnen. a ChInaman, OF No. % Mott-st died
from consumption last Wednesday. He was twenty
s,x years old and had been in this city aoout hye
vrars. He worked in laundry. During his illness,
which lasted some months, he was attended by q
Nn i ,c,or and ms body was buried Yesterday
IN the Cemetery Of the EvergrecnS by James Naugh-
t ~ -" si1tt-st. undertaken. The funeral was al
tended Dy many cinnamon IN the, CITY VINO per
forred the usual Chinese rites AZ the grave
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PREPARING F0R Observation-Disclosures.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRBCNEl

Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE IHIBUNI.I
W.sTyISGTOy, Nov. 7.-Gencral Walker Will
roheny send 20 Congress 5y the LIST OF January ana
rc.s,br by the middle or December, all the necessary
ipforu,atiou upou which to base reapporuonWeht oI
Congressional representation For tho
=. ~ C,,n,,rc,s General walker. in reporting the
iD+t census compiled tables showing the number oi
rosen,a,lyes to which each STATE would ne entitled On
an assumption % an OF the total number 10 10
oeo go. 2s3. 292 and 300 He Will PROBABLY nat
- ~ tu, same character respecting TIE present
,, n,t viii increase rue number so tadt Wheh loi-
,r'ss snau have decided the total numptr on melhD.Is
El y, ia dosir,be 10 have may rrfer 10 the cor
r..nonding table aud md the appor comment areauy
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
r1Tr VOTE OF NEW-YORK.

To the Edit0r Of me ITt6HHe.
SIR: The census Of the state Of New York
otls75 taken under tlc direction o. Democratic sec
rotary Of STATE Mr.. John B,-o~ gave ihe number Of
voter 10 the city OF New YORK. as 22 l52 native voters
on g-2: naturallZcd, I4i.170. Number OF Voies
IN the city east for General Garfield '''01o'
f- Conceal Hancock. 1869 total, 19G,O-1.
,-,t,r r.,,.terod IN l-SO. 216929 Number OF yutrs
' linn me votes registered, 20 402. Nuubrr or votes
..tt November . Joss tAan t.e number gwen ~ me
,.,.,,s az --J. 35G2J. Number Of vote, tr Mayor,
Eyru,acr2 I94799. Where does the fraud come IN I
Ner- IDrk Ny. y. 1880. 4.
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ANDREWS on the ro.a. got tie o.4 ..-. Ea'2 e. vie
10. VIE. q. B ~. .ta..'~ 90 t.. T.h.~--.'a ,'.
.., DE -5a,... .-ar ta.. l.4eii' t.e r-li "i 5000
' ra.ao' a, iar.d,. ,i.e D.. wis aa.~,oa. AGA -
,.,.. a.. t-.as .-a ..e. el % a'-sn. r. ,rall sc-.
vices 90 ..r .aJe u.iae.D. -. L-.... i'.r. Oa lbs
ncra.. b, 's.l .,r n..rn.nt 90 -r-a.sr. Coap- N
Irl,. TO-, mH;..-s
cL>cI->t- a,,"1. r. T.. Q. Or r.n. 70. '-r IN.
Iaio. widow o...r ..,.e .tuea ,..ncl.o. 'li' ay.
a8'o->o suo.r g. i-.. a. Dbl, a.s residence. 81. -a)
tIHt5u.i,... rJo.., D. -4l..Ae. "'.'. ,..
lnoa.ay.,.- Oh ia silly. 9,h ia-t. % 40. n.
HIa90N-At C5a1iari. n. J~ sunday, -o''n"'r mary
riaea cryce3i, ia. fT.- Presbyterian caasc CRAWFORD,
Oh tuesday. Noyem or p it ' 30. IA.
Ia.srucat 20 Cyp SIS tilia .o-..r.' .,.,....,,,
urD.0N- sunday N1vc4J-l =. l.l. ~la'a. ..H' --'t
So, and one naf years eldest en.'! o' ur To- li-'
raSr wee, ' a; tSr residence -7 west l-ast Tuesday,
lntern.ea1 At spf.nsheld Mass.
IN IS-Ol cholera iuiantEn Novem1er g. Roswell .nims
Flni.l Monday 9Th insN Al oe'oe~' oH '''ae"oe Oh
,,urkc->t Arnonk weschesrer county on Fri'a~. so.
yiu6rr g. Eva olIy daughter OF Forur, " and tHe 10
Mar b. ~ ~. -sed = var, an month";. ,r,.. ,.,,
aaouA Iae. iay November D. az - oc.or~ Ii.
U;tIil-lt % sing ~lnH
Ro-t samuel Rose aged 3. on -atlrlsy, Noyrmbef O.
Funeral scrycrs Monday Al 1880 p u A. las Lac residence
Remains ~s' be- ta1e. % stony TUESDAY morning
rRYoN suddenly. Novem'sr g. 80 a. >@fh Ca-'e,
rhncsi sunday 7th $40 residence Of Dis
ReniaIns viii be taAcn o. uteen~ooI Monday morning
cirfilscs Wi. oe IN Whiting 70 tlac any and
.cnds hereby invited 70 acc mgAry TIE Romans
10 Greenwood
YouNG-ou saturday November g. Eliza. daughter OF no
late Johu G amt Naut \. .. 2 , ..,,, , ., o.,
attend the funeral from [hg RS dgnce 81 be- Dr,hr s"
November o. al IL m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
MIDNIGHT 9hITHGE EEPORE
GOVERNMENT IND!CArt)FA
<,.,.,.t. .,~ t..1.gt tt1yt'.

W.euINGroS, Nov. :. / 4. m.-Thc bar
81. t-eet ~ .at Est CUlf -tuc.. The storm central
YESTERDAY over Lake Oaaro has mo, eel nortloastward
over the Gulf cf -. Lawrence. followed by westerly
gale, ol auusul. violence u tne Lower Lake region ana
Tic 5 IautIc c"aa from Cape Iattoras northward
T. n ha.fa lem o-cs.onl.y n all districts except len
,..f tie Sorth Atlantic ard Gulf States. Excepting
M ,,c r,,~ar Like re.1on. clear weather generally
rr.,.Hs Tn tcnsprrarure has fallen verydcciedly IN
rIa Atlantic IT ,r- bdt has risen decidedly la tl,
II ,i.s.ppi ard 4orri Valley froSs Wel' I'uoI 9.
M -,,s.. r-ii from t.r cntire cur state, except
..., line ilrrraaic coast. from sN-Oileans westward
N,r,hwe,teriy Nluls arc reported nom the Ati"hle
r,usi: rlsewie.e tacy ase S0utherly OF variable.
IHaicsit0u5.
FOR the Middle states clear or partly CLOUDY
s-fuer westerly bacAlng sOutIcrly winds Glow y
rI-lua e. uD-raiur-. stationary or lower barometer
For New England. clear or partly cloudy weather
higher barometer. stationary or lower temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

On the 31,t of October the mountain strong
hold II tne blsu.o Chef. MOetsaue, WAS sue sesifly
ru.t ly Colonc! Clarke. forces. During ths opera
ton 1000 B..l.os a.lac4d the Colonial de-
tochucat holding chef Lsro'AodIs village.
and before Iciu.0rc. ucuts couI arrive a small
hodv nj t.cn were sut'oundCd ON all sides. ana i've
go L led TIA. cucmv advanced in q. caj numbers.
.ono-ug TIE Colpu.Is JOB rcat in 100 orderly man
ur1uC re-. ugu sl tlcir position Ihr l-HJu' are Eo"
Ia or.u !nu and rcuiOrcemcuts are beng sent 10
Al lmgortauL points.
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rCpFtCN NOTES.

LOSDOF, Nov. 7, 1850.
,,u,o, withdrawn from the Bank Of England
ln' 80 stIOOO llbout SOD OOOi in American
and nsrs for -hlnmrnt 10 the United s'ntes ard
elss a" f,out 5000 OOCl IA SOY ereDs Tor shipment
10 -, My The football mach Yesterday be
80. ,,.rps OF tue Michigan University. oi Aan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
.t-,-. - ,S.,so,oJo,frqL RrDorf for October $50.
FIFTH RESULT or AZ ELECTION 1FFRAK

Detective Curry. of the Eleventh Precinct ar
rested Charles smith, age Is, OF No 3=9 last
Twenty. second-st-, yesterday charged with having
.tru,l, Henry Cnrstmsn, of No. 25l second-st, on
- neal y-itL a club on the nj ght Of election day.
c1n,,ug iii, death Sm III Will DC taken before the
Coroner to-day
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A RrENING CAEGO.

LONDON, MOIuaY, NV :, I@'O
THE British steamer Topaze Captain Cor
q ~ ron, vrvOrleans October H. aud Norih 50 dncy
,t isn VIII re- he put in FOR coal, has arrived of Fh-
,,,,-b Her cargo has been on fire for two days
F,@rtren .eet ~ water wcr" pumped inio th' burning
rn.1rr,eu;e. uuG large holes have been cur il Tie
Jsnf Ihrougl which TO hoist up the burning cargo
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nvUO DID IT. HEARD FROM.

To me EditOr OF tHe II 70 u !" 2.
SIR. Your sermon to-day from the text,
.wrotdttip hts the nail rquarely and correctly on
the head.
Tbave been a reader OF THE TRIBUNE for very many
~cors and Ike it as wei to-day as ever Yours FOR
''I.S' 80 -. llr,.vt.1re SAMCEL KILPArRICK.
Netc- YORK; Nov. q, 1850.