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New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE

TIE BATTLE OP GETTYsBURG-THE THANKS oF
CONGRESS 10 GENERALS HOOKER. MEADE AND
HOWARD FOR THE vICTogY-HAScoCK NOT
MENTIONED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEmUNEl
WASHINGTON Oct. 25.-The battle OF Gettysburg
was fought on the first. second and third days OF
July, 1868. six months later. on January Is,
1864 the Senate took up for action Senate kesain-
tlon No g. expressive of the thanks Of Congress 70
MAJOR General Joseph Hooker and Mator-6enerai
George G. Meade and the officers and soldiers OF the
Army ef the Potomac.
Upon motion of Senator Grimes. the name OF MAYOR
General Oliver o. Howard, "t the man who selected
the position where the battle of Gettysbnrg was
fought and who, indeed, fought it The first day..
was added. The resolution was then read ard passed
ss follows:
RcsoLpod That the gratitude OF the American Deople
ard Lh Laaugs Oi their Rrprcse IN Congress are
doe and are hereby rendered tO Majortrnera Joseph
Hooker and officers and soldiers OF the Army OF the
Potomac skin. energy and endurance winch urs
covered Washington aud Baltimore frem he mednSte1
blow Of the advancing and pOwerlsi army ~ f-po W.
hy r and tO h11r General george
g. Mesae and MaOrS general Oiiver o. Howard ana tne
that aruv Tor the sA ava brt oc
v.ler Gettysburg repused ueIcuteu hDh ufoNo
la OK broken ard disyrted beyond the happahsnnock
the vogeran army ~ the rebellion.
Among those who voted upon this resolution were
Senators Trumbull. Salisbury and Hendricks, none
Of whom at that tune, 1t would appear from the
record had heard that General Hancock was enti-
tied 10 the chief credit in connection with the VIC
tory n Gettysburg
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free to vote ne pleased mouon TO lay tne
minority report the table was Immediately
adopted by vote OF 20 to "a This ae-
ton incensed Justice otterbourg. who said tna'
was great nsult 70 The minority not receive the
report He said that II that the the members
going he would Withdraw from me orcanl-
cation. AS he was about TO leave the room
he was called back General stanton then
spoke In favor OF the majority report
and criticised Mr. Herzbpr-'s action IN the matter MI
Herzherg repied, aud Mr. Morrell said tnat ne was
dseusted with the action taken on the nlnorty rep3r
and Withdrew from the About twenty otner
followed him. The meeting was continued tne
minority report adopted and The iuiowlng
Committee on Permanent Organization appointed IL
b. Craiey W L. strong. J. c. T0oscr James Schlnnrr'
.oha g Wuude ID. :. Brown. ". B. wilson. y. b. otali'
ton l. NJ Doechcr and George d. Lennon.
The members who withdrew from the meeting assenl,
bed IN another roOm adopted the minority report and
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
WHY THE SOUTH Is SOLID.
A BELIEF THAT If THE REPUBLICAN PARTY CAN BE
OVERTURNED. MONEY CAN BE MADE TO BE MORE
PLENTY AT THE SOUTH.

A BELIEP THAT IF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY CAN BE
OVERTURNED. MONEY CAN BE MADE To MORE
PLENTY AT THE SOUTH.
IBY rEIIsGEAPH TO THE TRTCyE
WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-Oceasonaly Southern
man s found who ls wing to talk with candor
about the state Of affairs in his part of tho country
A TRIBUNE correspondent met on the tine
otherday. The gentleman sad.that he is Southern
born man. was in the Confederate Army, and now
lives in North Carolina. He d d not give h.s name.
and the conversation with him is therefore gwen
only for what il is worth.
He said that North Carolina would in his opinion,
be carried by the Democrats this year. The Repub
6cans however, may carry the Ist and lid Con-
cressiora Districts, and possibly the Hid. H. said
further that wbic the prospects of the colOred peO
pie III his state improving. he coulG not say as
much for other Southern States From what
have heard and believe to be true,' lie continued.
e. the negroes in certain Southern States arc in
pitiable condition. don't wonder at their running
away from Mississippi and Louisiana. White man
and native Southern Democrat as | am, / would
rather be excused from living in either OF those
States myself"
Upon beng asked why the South ~ solid in ITS
support of Democracy. the North CarolinIan re-
Piled well, 1t may be deluson, but we believe
that il we can get control of the General Govern
ment shall nave DeCtcF tiihes. livery July hO"
feels that things IN state - uncertainty ard
will SO remain until there Is change in the ma
tional Administration"
'sBut in what way does the present National Adj
ministratou interfere with hinder the prosperity
ef the South What does it do IN North Carolina
or Alabama that It does not do in New-York or
Iowap
Well suppose there Is no great difference hut
the Southern people believe that II they could get
the litical power INTO then own hands money
uropr %; ions for internal improvements would he
iunde bv Congress. Lands would appreciate IN
yalne aud genGrai era Of prosperity would brgn
This AZ / saw may he altogether delu5i0n hut |
belicvc u is the maiu reason Why the south Is
soldy Democratic. TIE truth IS that tie Southern
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PROTEST AGAINST Mr.. GRACE.
ALFRED T. ACKEEr's REASONS FOR REFUSING Tc
SUPPORT HIM.

ALFRED T. ACREKTs REASONS FOR REFUSING 10
SUPPORT HIM.
The feeling which has been aroused among
many Democrats by the nomination OF Mr Grace Tor
Mayor is Illustrated by the following open letter from
Alfred T. Ackcrt, Who appoutrda Clvli Justice oy
Governor Tildcn:
The Hon. JOHN mcKEos, Chairman Of The Ir'iH1 HGH
DEAR SIR: Ihave been IN receipt OF notices durinG
the past year attend the mco tings OF tle commute
over when you have the honor 10 pFtslue anu lIpu
wh,cb infer | wac considered a member. The acu0h
of rHe con meeting under the auSpicss OF Tue
Tamany and Irving Hail Organizations. IN agreeing 10
p for tho sufrages 0 the people fof cueI ndsS
trate this city man 50 recently foreigner a
whose oz4n nshp questioned. forces me 10 say Ilat
deem IL duty e. signify 10 you my wlthdrtH Ha ron
the orraRlZatlOn that may more c0nsStrnNJ oppose
regIet SIT. that the leader of Tammany has thought
best 70 of race ana religion regret IL,
for II il the knell Of the Democratic parry as
founded by ThOmas jefferson. regret 1t, Tor IL mas
endangered the chances OF eectng General Hancock 10
the Presidency regret 1t, for 1t viii tend 10 destroy
friendships between ctlzeus rejoice at IT, lor frot
n NAV now be awakened from lts lethargy, and
MADE aware the dangers that menace II. The Prot
esfaut clergy NewYOrk will be rccresnt 70 tbe duty
aud their TEACHINGS II they overlook the i1sdi0us
progress Jesuitlsm Is making In THIS city aud
do not intend 10 be understood Withdrawing from
the Democratic party, which mas receiver NY
nearly support since became electOr earnestly
aud sincrfely protest against TINS nomination as
uudpuscratic aid IliDeTal cunsdenng the large pro-
POI Of officials ~ us nationAliy ana Iatb no" nol
Ing .lice in city DrDtrst against 10 III the name
Of Democracy which has heeD Dace IN false Position
uuer existing circumstances IL is unjust and an III
sult tO v..Orn cIblbrnE cf New tOfk lb1 -
MANY Of our officials should he Of foreign birth, and OF
ono flOnalify aud sincerely uvEe the Opposition oi
all yuud citizens resent this imPos'ii0n IL must DC
repndiatrd by Democrats, the DE nocratlc party VIII
be nulnbered aIuong the parties tnat are drad
hcO York. Oct % lchO ALthip i AShbAI
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
WORDS OF CHEER EgOA ERIE COCSTY.

James D. Warren, proprietor of The Brfato
Commercial Adeeriser expressed himself at the Fifth
Avenne Hotel Saturday very much pleased with the
prospect IN Erie County. Evcrything is leo ng very
favorable for In Buffalo and the vicinity" said he ;
' the business rOusiug Denoeratc pusness
men say they arc satisfied with tao state OF
a fairs, and think change undesirable. The
tariff question and the financial bearing
Of the campaign are having great influence with az
esewbere. can you that there re gres many
Democrats in county who viii not go TO the polls
They began with the idea shat Hsnoock was u greet
man halo rested upon his head-as long u he kept
qmetl But his letters and nonsensical usferanees
the press have dssbused people OF the Inprcs
that he great statesinsn. may eeen little
sangrne but expect that Erie Comfy VIII gvo im
5000 to 5000 majority for the Republican ucket A
great change gOInx IL public sentiment, and wien
election passed the Democrats, and many RepuD-
cans too will be surprised TO learn the Sae or anArs
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UNFIT TO BE A JUDGE.

YuETHER INVESTIGATION OF THE RECORD OF
CHARLES H. rRUAx-A PART OF raE AvIDENCE
AGAINST HIM.
The TRIBUNE Yesterday published a letter from
Louis M Doscher IN reply to tho AntIamnany
COMMITTEES who pretended TO have investigated
charges made by him against Charles u. Truax
the Democratic candidate for Judge Of the
Supeqfor Court. Mr.. Doscher III that letter
having reiterated tue charges made by him. and
having asserted that he prepared TO verify
them by documentary evidence, a TRIBUNE reporter
called upon him yesterday. Sir. Doscher first took
up the papers In the of Clara NJ. ERan, execu-
trix Of John Egan, against Charles Ii. Truax and
Iouis ~ Doscher. This action Was begun In
February, 1877 in the Supreme Court, TO
recover money collected by Truax and
Doscher as attorneys for Mrs. Egan. The
summons is in the ordinary form Of summons for
money demand on contract. Ii Is marked as re-
ceived February G, 1877, by Mr. Doscher. Ii was
the beginning OF this action which first attracted
the attention of Mr. Doscher TO the fact that there
something wrong. and he called Mr.. Iruax to
account, demanded settlement and succeeded in
obtaining from him 800. The balance was paid
by Mr.. Doscher from his own pocket. as shown by
the following receipt now in his possrssion;
F. F. VAN DRRvEER,
Counsellor at Law,
No. PSI Bro@iway, New York
Supreme Court-clara n. Ezan against Charles IA.
1ruax and Louis NJ Doscher hew-York' April 30
Received Of L M Doscner esq, two hundred and q,
the above entised action, and charges Tor costs.
+. Van DEKvEER,
per Brecs, attorney or paIptih
Mr. Doscher proceeded as follows " In the latter
part of 1875, On closing a litigation ia which
Charles L. Mead, of Harlem. was interested. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
OUTRAGEs IN MISSISSIPPI.
LAwLES5 DEMOCRATS BEEAKIxG UP REPUBLICAN,
MEETINGS

LAwLESS DEMOCRATS BrEAKISG UP EEPCBLlcAs
MEETINGS.
NATCuEz, Miss, Oct. 25.-Thc Republican
NEE ting at Port Gibson. ~ which John Il Lynch.
ddate for Congress speak Saturday. October
I6 was broken up nv Democrats Lynch NOT al
lowed to speak. General Chalmers The D-mocratio
candidate, WAS in Pori Gihsen at the time
AT Fayette, in Jefferson County. whcrc John X.
Lynch Captain 7. " Hunt ard Judge Il. a. Ware were
announced speak 70 Republican meeting last satnr-
day. climbs with assembled and u ade
snch and threats OF violence that the
ooakers upon the Twice OF citizens. abandoned
al idea OF speaking. The Governor had previously
teegraphed the sheriff do his beat Ia prevent dis
turbapce but the Sheriff seeuod unnbe 10 control these
desperate and violent men General Chalmers. In his
n. IN tbe Democra FIyette. three days before,
nrsed the ADOPTION OF the " methods of '76,' SAVING
tbat tie Democrats hid not man 0r a gun spare.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
THE IRISH LAND AGITAToRs.

LONDON, Monday, Oct ., 1880.
Matthew Harris, one of the speakers at
the land meeting at Galway yesterday. asked
whether 1t we're better that bad msa Do SHOT
hundreds OF from IrciaSd, and SAID
that after Witnessing eyictOns o. farmers he had
received tnst II sTmeTs shot landlords like partrdges
he would never nay a word against H. His speech WAS
pcesved cheers Re then proceeded to dsnousce sn
AGENT by naae but was mildly rebukcd by the chair
- the Meeting.
The Times ssysi Tho condition Of ireland and the
temper Of tBe who er1ninally tDls-sdng the
people call for lnsAsut atteptrn."
hr. Parne. speAk1Ng 1t banquet at Galway to-day,
said reel c1Dvinced that II cvos you call el~n your
countrynen tn America fOr help. ard show them mat
there ayr chance OF succsss, YOU ~iil nave tDsr
ish yoke.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
A VAIL FROM TAMMANY.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
met Yesterday and tried u ina why the
tiou OF voters WIS large this After much talk
they decided wsest to account for II was
10 accus. rhe Republicans Of bringing reporters to
the cI,y. Johr Eely spoke OF The large regstra
non. ard that he was positive hat frnud
had been uractised He doclared tGat tho Republicans
had pcnt millions ~ dollars tn Indiana and OHIO and
had scs r-pedtcrs these states. lie Thought that II
electiurs wt-r be carried money ana rrpeatrrs
fms tree government would be destroyed He Ind
no daatI OF HaucOck's trumunart election despite
the a. perate work OF the Republicans.
Another appointed 10 settle the fight
bel ween aud Wood In tue Vth Congressional DIS
trlct
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
CITIZENSHIP OF Mr.. GRACE.

Search was made in tbr Clerks Office Of the
Court OF Common Pyts yesterday by n TRIBUNE re-
porter for the record wuIn l. Grace's naturalsa-
ton The entry OF the fact found III the index OF
naiura cert neafes ISsned under the cae OF
D,cemncr 80. 1867. Mr.. JARVIS, Cers W toe Cour,
WAS asked FOR COPY o. the original application on
wbjcb Mr. Grace oDtairrf lns papers hut, he said
o.ug TO the confusion Iich existed ~ the records Gf
le Office that yeaI he unable Ia lay his b.ln upOn
in lie PROMISED however. tnaG it would be- fOrthcon
1unllrV ~ the Tax Ohce shows that William T. Grace
pad ueIsOnaI taxes iu as the year 1877, ana
time. Be 1at Tor several years De
vas q resident Of Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
aAiLWAY NEWS.
NEW ROUTE TO CoNEY ISLAND.

A map of the route of the Ocean Beach aud
Sheepshead Bay Railroad, new route projected TO
Coney Island, fled in the Registers Office iE
Brooklyn yesterday The route esdg from The westerly
side OF OceAu-aYe In tie town OF Fatbusb. the
entrance to the racecourse o. the Ccney Island Jockey
CLUB southery 10 VOOrbes lane, thence directly the
ocean over the property OF the Manhattan Improvement
Company The terminus east OF the brighton Bea9n
Pavilion II IL PROBABLE hotel and IRON pier will
be- built at this point The directors OF the new COM
panv are r. Mckinney. ". s Wood, W. NJ Hoes. W. c.
N.cOll, +. A Gerhaf z. james and Isaac Esbey.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
psps.lssrlSG CoLoRhD POLITICIAN.

SAMUEL l. PERRY ARassrED-AN Old CHARGE sUs-
PICIoUsLY REVIVED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.--Samuel l.. Perry
tcolorc) wno as one time resided North Carolina.
ana VINO Is rcputld To have taken prominent part tn
the OF c0ored people for that Sa,c to Indiana
was arrested IN this city to-day The arrest Was made
on "A warrant issued compliance with reqoisl .ion
fron lie Governor OF North Carolina the charge OF
having torgcn school certificate 10 lenoit county,
North Cai0AEa. December. 1873. Perry was taken
Defore Chief usce rtIcr for cAsminatlon Ou a. tho
ruues of has counse The hearing was postponed until
We,lnesday. l1e accused man vas held IN $1,000
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
INCREAsED EARNINGS.

PHnADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-A statement of the
business .! all The lines Of the Pennsy sans Railrcsd
Company east OF Pitisburg and Erie for september.
$780, ~ comparC: with the same nsnth in 1879,
shows nersae 10 gross earnings Of S3lloi5 an in
crease il EXPENSES OF $426744 The uins Biooths Of
1880 n compared with the period IN 1879 show
an increase earnings OF S573S 404 Increase
in expenses Of 50 0O5 207 All lines vest OF FlGtsbrg
and Erie fOf the months OF 1880 show SURF las
oysr Liabilities Of 81. .0S6 23l. being gain tile
period In 1879 OF SI 977 3g7.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ARAILY IN THE KEYSTONE STATE.

CARBoNDALE, Penn, Oct 25,-The Garfield
and Arthur C'1D with 500 line. marched through
the principal tonight, giving three hearty cheers
for the Republican candidates FOR President and Vice
President and Congress from this district Joseph
scranton at every prominent business house and pr
va,e residence along the route Hendricks Park was
Illuminated for 10 undoubtedly the largest
Republican tOrchlight procession ever Witnessed IL
Northeastern Pennsy lyana.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
TURKEY STILL EvASIVE.

GERMANY TRYING TO STRENGTHEN HER ALLIANCE
WITH AUsrRIA-A PERUVIAN TOWN NEARLY
DESTROYED.
More negotiations are on foot Tor me sur
render Of Ducigno Mr.. Parnell declared NJ
Galway yesterday that the Irish IN America would
help their cOuntrymen at home III the event of
revolt. Steps are being taken at
Berlin TO strengthen the Austro-Ger-
man alliance. The Kurds have invested the town
Of Urumah. in Persia, and summoned 1t
to surrender in three days. The town Of Iquique,
Peru has been nearly DESTROYED by fire.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TIE FORGERY AGAIN DENOUNCED.


GENERAL GARFIrLDs LETTER To CHAIRMAN JRN-
ELL OF HHR NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The following letter rsceivcd yesterday at
the headquarters of tie National Republican Con-
n,ittee from General Garfield;
MENTOR Ohio, Oct. %, 1880.
To The Hon. MARSHALL JGwFLG- Chairman OF H'e
Rcpubhcrn National C0mnsittec, No. 241 iU@-
are. n. L.
DEAR SIR: In my dispatches OF yesterday and
this evening lwhich are also sent you by mall,
have denounced the Morey letter as base forgery
It's stupid and brutal sentiments never expressed
nor entertained. The hthOgraphic copy shows a
very clumsy attempt TO initiate my penmanshlD
and signature Anyone who ls familiar with My
handwriting will instantly see that the letter Is
spurious Very truly yours
J. A. GARFIELD.
The committee yesterday sent 10 California a
large number of Autographed fao-slIniles of the
above letter These will reach California in time
10 be distributed Monday, and
Tuesday morning next, and IL ia believed will
fully counteract whatever influence the forged let
ter may have had. MANY photographed copies of
the forgery have been sent to California and Ore
gon by the Democratic National Committee
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
CAUSE OF TmE TROUBLE.
RIOTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A DISPATCH SHOWING HOW FREE SPEECH Is
TOLERATED. IN rag SOUTH.

A DISPATCH SHOWING HOW F9EE SPEECH IS NJf
ToLEs rag SOUTH.
CHARLOTTE, \. c., Oct. 23.-GoverDor jar
Wis who is candidate for reelection, addressed about
$50 persons at n Democratic meeting here yesteriay
lft.rnoon. The meeting had beeu widely advertised.
and all Democratic clubs Within $50 miles were IN
vilef tD bo present and Da:tcpate IN parade in tho
evening. Tho procession, when torIned, numbered
bout 200 men, all armed 20 the teeth and less
tntoxca ted After the parade and Willis another adj
irrss being delivered. visiting party of red shirts
rom south Carolina made unpruvOkec attack npou
some colOred people who holding church fair IN
another part OF the town Scores o. pistol shOts wSrs
Tired, ana several negroes serOsIIy injured The
fair vaz broken the Ned on OF the town
Itbmga the Governor. Mayor Sheriff and full ioree u
noice w re present, a. arrests made IL
frmpted. Thus IL the home or Senator Vance and .hs
ho,bed Of the Burton Democracy OF this State.
The following telegram was received last
evening By Masshsll Jewell chairman OF the Rcpubli.
can National Committee;
FIoRENcR s. G. oct. 25, 1880.
10 MarshaH Jerc!I Chairman Of The Republican Kdtaosas
LogtaiLiisr;
At tho Republican meeting to-day { was brutally
thrown from tho platform by Captain Csu-
non and hts company or rod shirisrs wa
moi allowed To speak. The PresiIenuJl electors a0d
rommnnicaiion ma;ei. Gadsden, superintendent Of
streets here Discharged Tor supporting the National
4tckrt EDNCSD IT. DRAs.
Congressional Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
AN OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE.
THE LAST RESORT OF THE SOUTH.

THE LAST RESORT OF THE SOUTH.
VIOLENT ATTACK ON CANDIDATES FOR sTArg OF
FiCERs IN FLoRIDA-FRAUDs IN SE1-oRLEASs
,-THR METHODS OF 76" ~ nrssIssPPr-RE-
PUBLICAN SPEAKERS DRIVEN FROM A MEETING.
A gang Of Democratic rufians tried TO break
MP Republican meeting in Florida. Sanr-
day, and attacked the candidates for Gov
crnor and Lieutenant Governor, who were,
for a time, in great danger. The Democratic
Registration officers IN Nev-Oreans
are said to be perpetratng frauds, and a
conflict with those who are trying to stop
them is threatened. Two Republican meet
ings In Mississippi have been broken up
by Democrats. Open threats of violence
were made, and General Chalmers urged the
Democrats to adopt the methods OF '76.r
The details Of attacks on Republican speakers
in South Carolina have been received.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TIE AUsrRO-GERMAN ALLIANCE.

INfDOF, IIrFIdYI VtI Io'O'
The correspondent of The Daily Macs at
Berlin hears in the best quarters that every attempt s
making there strengthen the Auatro- German alliance
General von BraBdeuhurg, recently sent = special
mission by the Emperor william to the Emperor OF AUS
rrl has inst returned. and has given brilliant report
OF his friendly reception.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
The VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. 25.-In the House
today u list ot amendments to the Stale Bankruptcy
law was presented, making many important ohanges
and tcIudng debs due persons Of the State
general discharge.
bill was introduced requiring that packages Of oleo
msreartne be stamped the top aud side Of the pack
age I'm letters onchGif inch long. Oleomar rgarne.
aud also that when reted certificates stating the
Gle oromarg gaTine must De given tie purchaser. rhe
fine for sellug unbranded packages nla ed AZ 500
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
HIGGLING ABOUT DULCIGNO.
LONDON, Monday, Oct. 25,

LONDON, hOncsy, OCT 20 IsoU
Negotiations for the surrender of Dulclgno
have been resumed Ut Mir Bs sar in AoHtenoEHo The
Poste has pre4eBtea stipulxions. psassfu SET
Element expected II is reported that Greece IL
not prepared TO take the Held u1eas supported by the
Powers Greece will lie ready Ia Oi several
months \ Greek Cabinet has been formed by N
CuumuundonrOs. with MaVremiOli- and BOubOuns az
twO OF the other members.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Sitting ALAFGE CLAIM.

BATH, Me-, Oct. 25.-At q legally called
meeing of citizens day the city council was author
ICED to pay of bonds OF the city, issued 10 aid the
building Of tbs Knox and Lincoln Railroad, provided II
can be done on saisf factOry terms The o. new
per cent bonds 20 the amount Of $S71 $50 sathJr
lied in order to promote the proposed settlement.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
THE FORGED BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.--Chief Brooks, of
the Secret Service Bureau. to-day received from his
agent 10 Chicago uEmba Of the forged oHs found
in DOYLE. possession Wien arrested. They are from
7 a6 to 81 I7O from 80 Gl5 3S $40 from 43 $50
AZ 376 from 977l5 % 97.743 and from lO3SOl 10
IO3 ag7 number of the DOId8 have been forwarded
In I'm eiLY
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
. GREAT MEETING ~ CORNING. N Y.

CORNING, n. Y, Oct 25.--A very large and
enthusiastic Republican me"inR was held here ths
eventnr Speeches we're by Colonel A. L. Baxter,
90 t,l,r ev Governor Thomas T.. Young, OF Ohio. and
Iud % Tenney OF Brooklyn. Il was glorious meeting.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
J. A. GARFIELD.
CONFESSION BY A. S. HEWITT.

TIE BODY or THE CHINESE LETTER Mt IN GAR
PIRLps sHANpwRITIrG-1HE SIGNATURE ALLEGED
TO BIZ GENUI>E.
ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Oct. 25.-ln his speech here to-
night Abraham S. Hewitt said that be did not think
that the body of the alleged Garfield letter was III
Garfeld's handwriting bat he considered the sigma
ture to DC genuine and said that Garfield did not
deny the genuineness of the Signature
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TIE LONG ERANCH PIER INJURED.

LoNG BRANCH, Oct. 25.-The bulkhoad of
the ocean peg Sas found broken yesterday morning.
The ynart Of the spring pling carried away. with
one grder supposed that vessel struck tho
pier dnrug the Saturday night. Near the sh0re
The broken piling, of the force Of he
twisted III column supporting the deck.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
OPEN AIR SPORTS.
RoWryG AND RACING IN ENGLAND.

KCNING A-'D RALLNU N ENNLAND
LONDON, Oct. 60. - William Elliott of
Byth Offers TO row match gith Riley for al00 side
In November. At Newmarket to-doy the First WeIter
Hanlcap " rs won by Milan. Brotherhood second and
Foreigner third. Thirteen Tnebais the Cri-
ter ION Stakes savOyard. SIR Marnadu uke Leon. Brig
Mr James r. Keene's BUokmakec and Mr. Lorlard's
Dakota folio II order named