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ftGAT0H.

rn,,to, t,,,natth 1 10 TSs cnttnoo 7tthunt.
o De- s@G1 w. s s
Now ynrk. Tho following wcro tho chAngcs,
oftt, nm ring wifi Tho last sulcG to-nY and nrrt.
smInivt
Iii rNilroatl shnrcs Fort iBcott lGol!ncd rum
OK tn ElH, ChicnKn, ttntliQ9I0n d quincy from
1Tlf tn 1704; It aolt! III thGfotcnoot! ~ high as
lT2M. ttutanEIi preferred 4eos!nctl trt'n SsA 10
a9st: Flint 4 1ero Mnrqtieat9 from 2s 70 M
aftcrHnrd advanced @ r. X CiovGan0 pfcte5reu
from laA 70 w. ha1t!tiskS3 ifon 4 70 ibHf hSs-
olha liocks frum llfn to lI4,f. lt1ston e Lowell
frtnn f!,h 70 lth, Summit l!ranch from "a to.l.
Union !'ntlsG from Ml3s TO W. OSileheuufH ifntn
1,it 10 -, fInstnl Antn9 from ilo u 1s. Oll
, 1880-12-02

NGrsh .st i1s'a9 Gh'sra9 t{ Gt{ Il GG"mptaannyy 7o
t;'sSsa ;n.sst t2E I 2osa /! 4 tsisn;...:::::: g
I;s%ss; $ @ 1S
Tho 1s,i,tlDu Times Ut INV. ls says,
THY .el'st tl,at W aro sos 10 ''avo earcr r
my w1int nra THO iarticliinr Influences which
Moy Ds expoce to cnM.S the rlsc. IT, tr 10Y s9n,t @
ey eseyy T Ss En- nse ae5'' # searts, a 'sSt n.
scjnently. tntnrcslch IN lnonns renalnlng chcnp,
n,l Mi nl1, at thu sn,,e timo nfrald 1T tlcnrcr
ihoy sn!l rcaisc. llcnes tiiera i. ihat fliFctty
demand fnr in%noyy, te ,ore t!mtd whe!, hns
ratns for call ion,,a, which remain .nt l!i. THO
dsco.nt tto l. r",,ef better IT III nct ~
n fow needy borrowers. whDso operations
nrc ton frequently TIM foundation upon (which
tho 1tiptetl rntGs nrc nalc tn rest. Tho posltion
nI fhn llnnk pf Ffhnc0 ID tho WC1k spot III Ito
situation.
Al tho oncntns Of tho week tho Now York
EreHfhG iast noted II goo'l ileal Ut apprehension
III tho niot,cy r'nrkot, fur tho rcasoH that tho
hunks nre fully expanded and thnf tho riorcnn-
tIIo ind speculative demand for money Is very
largo. Speculation at tho Stock Exchange ID
inntche,l I'll activity by that nt tho Cotton md
Tr,l,'cu Exchanges. and tho demand 5or nnney
from tho South and West continues large. This
holnx tho situation III ontfte thero ts cUntfort 10
DO derived from the pr9apcet Of largo gotl I'm
ports, while an tho othor stto there is fear TINT
some Of tho lnrgn money icAdcrs' who nro also
apcculatnrs III stocks will cali In thnIr loNhs md
TINT other money lenders may Wish to tcat tho
abIifty of borrowers from ttum to ray. 1ictwccn
thcso conflicting tnucncos. which arc Inter-
twlncd with speculative interests. those who
hive borrowed ntuney Oh tltno md nrc eeet,rc.
by rAson Of tfnr 1uaEs, lit their holdings arc to
br congratulated, anil can AFFORD to witness tho
present struggle without unnaaIness. .-.
Yosten,ny tho Government tsbtiraed e2,600,-
900 Il. payuunt OF Tho quarters interest on tho
" per cents On nec. na,out 81 QUO will 10
payable fur tho IrnRt0ns for tho piartcr.
EInce tho resumption 0f specie payments tho
following new securities 10 tho amount Of s7u3,-
or, ,0'4 huye l,cen paccti OH the Nuw York Stock
Exchange. It IL TIL interesting fact TINT tho
presses III tho lnnk- note camEan which prlslt
these certificates arg uuw G1EnxGd for four
months IN nttranec. The list Ut tho now Stock
Exchange securities Il:
, 1880-12-02

cAivl4E-Tho uaaFkak waa hstlya and ayarnxed
btendy. 1t otfsl,al ur,n, but wuEklI ansioF t0wnM
thu close, thu Escoipts proving somaShat laFgoF
than Expected. Shippers bought fr1vly. Hnd
gunorally rua!lzc4l, tha supp'y Of woil'fauod
ca.tto being tu0'erata. Thsra was but 0ne trovo
tilut Gould propufy hV eAssa1 a. extrui thUy sold
At $A1a fuir sprtuksin9 NJ uiIo!ce cattle Nsrs
- hs .es. und thufa waso unu,aypus 4aps ~ ta1t2
a4l htedium qAaii4a* Mutu Fnlet al tiuJ, nnd lAtu
k@orar xrar, q ba!thers .sun also were Msaa, tho
,4nlay eats atrer thaa. On tho lE9sinus tM1 !aEs.
ara1ly III ti.4hs4ak Theea waa 6urne domanI iVs
HtuckesA 1t sustained pFIces. -
, 1880-12-02

q. let,, H. century tho Shakers RAraaparlia
hsovyupx't px'taH.sy nf ptlyalciaiis Riid urirrisis s
, 1880-12-02
MINING NEWS.
NEW yOtlK.

Special Dtspdteh 10 The Chieapo TrtounA
NEW YonK. Dec. 1-Tho mining. stock mar
kct wfa dull tp.tjuy. Closing Nuota1lOns:
, 1880-12-02

: f0UI.TiY AND IAME-WprD plenty and caay-
The demand chiefly local. nnd tho weather a.ild.
which maGU sHliurn nft'us 10 dispose of the stock
ducks Se9c poF II rratt9 eMickeM TaIo u4p;s9aaliy
IoI, lid veIlIs.tn snttdIpa lutiIo per ID,
weso snid ~ from - stoto g.
wore sCarcG and MUre quoted nearly ~ h2h ~ bDr0
LOTS teulers hnye ndyres that larger tsaaipta may
sEEp3gI1mnthy was d,sl! a l. an4 easier Ps:me & sola
ri kits Ill unu n,aln,otsI quo&ad NJ $A1l Flax.
kui slt at &ll5 Tho oaxls OF pura. and chotc0 ~
Ills. IfunynrlNn hDld nt hc.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
TIE PaESIDESrIy OREGON

SAN Francisco, Oct. 5.-A dispatch from
Portland Oregon, dated October 4 -ay,: The Presi-
dent and his party to-day lett Vancouyers and pro-
ceedcd up Columbia River 10 Dal es."
dispatch from 1hn Days River to-day says: The
meeting of tn, President and tie committee from
Dalcs at the Upper ca cadcs, was Informal, and no
speeches were made. Major Powell, IN charge OF the
Cascade Canal work invited the President and his party
to visit the works. The HassaIo steamed over and
landed the entire party. The President seemed much
Interested and asked questions about the proposed
improvements The wharf boat at DIles, and the ds
immediately back were crowded rs the Hassa!o
reached her landing. Tlc President led on for
snercu but he simply thanked the crowd for The cor
dial greeting anu introduced secretary Ramsey, who
made talk Of five General sherman was then
introduced aud spOhe ot former visit TO Oregon
Mrs HAYES was called for and she bowed IN re-
spouse the tIan moving of amid deaiening applause.
Seven miles above Da the train haed ana the party
walked down the NarrOws. where the waters or the
Columbia rush through 2OO-iOOt channel between
walls OF solid rock Al an early hour thl morning they
took train at Umdtilla, and reached Wai!a Waila AT
10 in the forenoon
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
nIR COITSINs In TENNESSEE.
A CORRECTION OF SOM FALSE IMPRESSIONS RE-
GARDING THE ENGLISH COLONY on THE CUM

A CORRECTION OF SOM FALSE IMPRESSIONS RE-
GARDING THE ENGLISH COLONY on THE CUM
BERLAND PLATEAU.
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: A copy of The London Times of the
I4h ult has reached Us to-day ana some Of the
Eugsn settlers have read with considerable surprise
and ANNOYANCE It's leading article tns cOOny-an ar
tice which il founded complete misapprehension
OF facts. This misapprenens on the part Of me I"eS
will believe have been corrected ere TINS hy the Amer
pondent OF thar paper but II seems In
measure 10 have been unded little playful warn
ing yours fOunOers. ard therefore some OF
your may have taken the latter IN the same
sense. ask OF the first settlers bere, for little
OF our space which to SCI them right
Can say with positive certainty that ne wishes and
intentions not only Of the president OF " the Board
Aid Land Ownership" and his coGirector-, but those
OF English settlers already here exactly the
of the writer The Times has been led TO
believe for thev only wecone here hrst last and
all the time" ' the energetic. long sighted New Eng
lander" but they VIII rejoice to see, aid believe that
hey will see among N The solid Tcuton, the versatile
Frrnchman, the Spauidrd with better blood than blue
all III fact whom dear Uncle sam would himself wei
come Our colored brother is already here, and
a right cheerful, pleasant boy he seems, and willing
enough TO ong YOU are looking aiter him and
hurryng him mp BIT Then, as 10 any OF Us expecting
10 find found Garden OF Eden iu the unknown
wi ds Of Tennessee" indeed arc under no such de-
lu-lou. What We did expect 10 find was an uncommouy
pleasant and healthy climate, wei bur not densely
wooded Try. soil which though not rich would
repay lute ugcut hard WORK, and cOpc who would
n, IL dIaL't iae them. And we have found u
80 ld more. nave been met by welcome on all
sides which could not have been learief had
wr been long lost brothers instead Of
second cousins once removed. And. though expect
neither tou. ueN Garden oi Eden one air mere Is
much fresh for such EXPERIMENT. iuf b'-lu tHr
millennium away, do all OF Us intend o. make
some hing OF garden or tI!, pac auI, "H1eFti We
MAY thua good tor ourselves individually 20 keen tne
ruu-suop a dsance, be lcvlng as W. uo thdt IN IL d
me present dlv is 90 be found The subtest devil mat
ev. tempted poor and TO their Gestuct on
And so. SIR ask tie Boys Ia Blue ana the Boys IN
GRAY lu-t 10 and whether or not they get "a
hearty welcome here. either settlers VISITORS and
4 business prevents tAer giving us even q morning
call. We know at any rate tnai thcy Will think OF us
kindly Tuesday, when We are o begin our innings
(4s The Times calls adopted country America
the land or experiments DAVID MAC JON
HAnbn IelIa.. Ocl. J. lssO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
A BOAT RACE on LIE THAMES.

lslNbDNr lutriidg' O,L- Of A'-''
The match between Elias c. LaycOcl. the
Australian scuiler ana Thomas ackman, Of Dulwich.
for goo over tn Thames Champ onship course from
the Aqucduct the snip. distance Of four aud quar-
ter miles. came of this afternoon.
IL the berti1e, Laycock the ftvorte at 70 II
was a very good far as II1mmersmita Bridge,
but from there Lavcock pulled rght away from Black
man Al the Pu n-y boat house Laycock and Blackmau
were on a level. Du' Baclman then spurted ana drew
slightly ahead At Hlmmcrsmh Bridge, one mile and
three quarters from the starting point Llycack. Who
was Oh the MdIlesex side was ono length ahead, and
both were rowing strongly and well Blackmau sto ped
rowing altogether aui gave up ihc race Al ilt iuof o
Cai~Wc1 Etot. few hundred wards further ou, fhu-
ieav u Iavtnck ne liked. IL Was rr ported that
IachmaI'- boat fnllrd hT al cl-h-idrr4 ca irr
which pi otIug Laycorh, bur the cfclm lance docs
not aupp1r have had eject on the result Of the
race. LIycocK coached by Edward Iuckt IT, tie
Australia Champion scu cr.
latcoc.'. time for the first mile was ; mllufes and 7
seconds and lt competed toe cour-c 20 minutes and
seconds Ltycucs. until he had disposed OF Back
mal, rOWed stroke OF between . and Al per minute
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
THAT REBEL FLAG IN GEoRGEroWM.

WHAT MRS. sOUrHwOR1H SAYS ABOUT Ir-sHE
ORDERS THE STARS AND STRIPES TO BE PLACED
UPON HER OLD HOME,
TO the EdttOr OF the Tribune.
SIR: Nv attention has been called to an article in
your paper of Saturday concerning the display of
Rebel lag in Georgetown. and TO the fact that this
NAV misead many to believe that the Rebel flag
hosted by the Democrats IN the rear of my old home
was actually raised on the grounds of Prospect Cot
tage which, during our Nations bitter struggle for
life. was the refuge for many weary and wounded
soldiers.
| did promptly al that loyal absentee cou ID do
under the circumstances / sent the following tele-
gram to my brother-n-aw. Mr.. I. E. Baden, loyal
Southern man. whose family. both men and women
did much good service IN the field and hospital dur
ing the late war:
YOSKERs. " Y. Oct. q 1880.
THOMAS T. BADEN, Prospect Cottage Ge9rgetocn d. O.;
Buy "A Union hIg at my expense ana ny u on the COZ
age until November 3. L. d. L. y. SoUTHwORrH
With heartiest sympathy for the canse you so ably
support, lam, very respectfully,
+. ID. +. n. SOUTHwoRTH.
YonLcrs, " Y, Oct. 3, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

own IDEAS Bot thi, beng granted Il there not SUI
something wtich may probably at'cmp as a com
munity We think there is, and have accordingly aP
propra'd certain lots n means II supporting Puo'o
worship and rel ri lus minis rati0L. here.
We ara putting MP a tempor r. building ~ "a chuIc"
in which the cvn.r n.uf t who her IN" m 20
Ne, OF different Christian deno"hailn n' chol a-Ier
wei enough .o bu Ding i"f theIf .rNcIdl C.'
ut WCrsnip ! an, pc H"Hi y NV "'''o'' .-.'.n '
that the meaning and ant nj yaiu' ni common
prayers VIII commend themselves 20 our c"inhuuI'''
IN that al our esr1 to tcel Their pah"s
,uo IA r grandeur. aud To them Wlth comfort hNu
nroHf Though nnt be mDc's of thr Naloual
1nnrcn EhEland o. the Episcopal church oi thi'
country. But a. there VIII undoubtedly be also dc
sire for otncr forms ~ worship on "hleh h"tt uieo'
expression can be gwen On me opnon OF ibe WoIshp
pcrsl, to toe heetng as well as tlc permanent nopf5
ana fears Of rejoicing AMI prnlteni men aud
Women shall rejoice 81 they VII use the same hulH
in pledge o. Cnristian brotherhood and an
acknOw cdgmeu tnat, however Tar apart our courses
may lie, we steer by Onc COMPASS dnr seek one
port.
take if that some. least you may have De
Ucccd noteworthy zap m what nave preh saNlnE III
THIS opening address, IN" pruspecu-rs ana panphri'
nuuerou. corporation. ana indly duais VINO are
iu. now cugag in th- work OF setting and develop
Iug me uuoccuped Ia Gs this continent are
with VIII eli VIII be made m the several
regions which they desire 10 attract settlers speak
lug myself however. must say tuat LOOK with uiH
rather than VITA hope To very rapid pecunay re-
turns / am 0,G-ishiOued enough g. prefer riow ana
steady growth. IKE 10 give tue cream plenty OF Tim
t. before you skim 10.
II one word our aim and hope are to plant on these
Dig lands a community OF q utl .meu ana adl,s; not
tuat artificial ci-s which by those grand names
bnn IN Europe ana uer the JOINT product of eudaliam
and wealth. a society IN wuIcn IN humhless m'i-
bers, who hve-as We hope most II not All OF them. WILL
To some exteut-by he labor o. thrir own hands WI,
De Oi stran and cAtuTc that they shah De hDe 10
meet princes tie gaze without embarrassment anu
with haut sasseruon, should any sucn strange persons
present before the sdte tower Oh tuEb
I'M l.p Ne
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
REFORMS IN RUSSIA.

st. PUTERsBURG. oct 3. 1850.
A periodical entitled annals Of the Father
land published the internal rOg'amme for the next
seven years. communicated by General Lors Mkoti
CnIcf Of the Ex.cu Government, t0 the editors OF
the 81. Petersburg press TIL che' measures Of TIE
programme tie sapItv of social ustltu-
ous by giving tie pc pie Tree scope to avail Themselves
the rights they already possess to investigate the
wants Of population for which object the Senators
are already appointed and 20 give the press liberty of
discussing 0yrrnmcnt measures. The G1'os, comment
Ing on tie foregoing attacks the semI-oc press, and
SAWS Tie fHanc al position II Russia Is such
demand heroic effort 40 avert q crisis"
The TedODi0sh SAYS: w have received letters up 20
August u from The Russian camp near kulllA saying
thar host Tics trr iWpo-s Dle during the aItGnn
count the 10 j. believed here tpat the Govern
m-ut intends reopen negotiations with the MARQUIS
I-rug the Chinese Ambassador lr.'
Reports II death and poverty Ill the Russian press
from all paris Of the iterlOr. particularly fro the
Government OF Tyer vladimir, Samara ana sIrat0r.
The grtuares at TaganrOg ale rapidly eWpYlu- their
stores consumption N the interior Oi the country.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. 3. 1850.
The failure Is announced OF Frederick wilkinson, yarn
spinner at Ueywortn. His Liabilities are stated at
265 900
HALIFAX. Y s. Oct 5.-The freight steamer Rossmere,
from Liverpool for NewYork, sixteen days out, put In
here last night with her machinery disabled She was
ab 10 reach TINS port bv TEN oorary repairs at sch
PARIS Oct 5.-Ihr fire at the Louvre Saturday night
broke out In the Pavilion de Fore. The whole of the
second story Of the pavilion was guted The damage Is
estimated at 1,0OO,OO9 francs.
BERLIN, Oct 5.-The Bundesrath has been summoned
10 meet October 20.
ROME oct. 5-It is stated that General Garibaldi
visited Genoa mainly because The health OF his family
as unsatisfactory at Caprera. IL Is hoped that this
reason Is really put forward proof that he has his
oued IN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
LLn

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e,.eles. ,'ft .fs-'as. p ,.'fs. ' .'l oi I'u.l'n
a'taS AZ \, ,.,,s: 49,. '''op' g. .'''
.oa oi we i..s a4ai, - 'ao . % ,'.,y.,. -.r
coN-A - ~feno' r.s 'rf ;n
r,' ~ a. : Z. ~. .s.s s'' ~ .r ,5ssA a ''
Scat- peers. 'n r'ru f
Fo lTE,-r ...i.v. ecoae' 3. l'' f.h1 % F'.-' 90 o.
Fanor, ser i~,, st ,s a.s s,,.er.r. r -' ohi .'.
uel i've, ,ls i.a5,o o ae family as- .a,i,s. O., . r
GooDbpc r. oc'oscr g. . f., sr r~ wife Of j. Gooi
Farera. ,.rs'- ,e aea n, 1886 Henrr'f. H'oo.lvH.
MNcKhNzn --o'leo.y ou tg -'-n.ns' coDer D.
N5u,e of faaeral r.ti.er
MEHRIDI --uafen.v ivon. s''r.. s. " sunlay oc'o
Fiorelce H. W.rral hg,, i mon h. .nl DAYS.
MERwI INAt N.TaiS y ~ oeto ~ D. G n3eri9e J. aaash-
10 7J tmnetst rnlr7iaT. Cotober a. Do a.
Interuruf ''re NV. 81.
SPRING-I -lal!nl Penn Levi Sprin2s;een.
Train leaves Jersey oi.y 9 d. Do.
WE TOs-Nt stamford u.U sunday evening, OctOh'r .,
Mary L Vlfe %, ls.nl.t. - Weston.
fGheiS iron ~ Jo. huron stamford Tbursiry. October
Reai YES 1hd r. end. are respectfully attend with
Carriage vii be Ia yairug on arrival from
New-l ors. please omit a,A
wE-1ON-At -tamfo.d conn, Monday morning, octoD 1.
Fred e. oi Geo 20 =. nd The late Mary L. Weston IN
Funera rom d. Jonus Churc tlmiorI thursday
3. at 80 p. m.
wILoEn-ou Tuesday, October 8 Edward C. Wilder. aged
,ery ccs At IN. ars r.dacs 45h-st wednes-
Any. oc' ober 8. at . D. m . ,
In.' 'rn' nj Il Wol1o5, n y
wrNcHEsrER-In Wiadham Coma, October >, 1850,
Annette P. 8ieot A. ;. ncha-ie
FuIera from the residence "t nrr lam samuel bingham
esq. WiGdlam OCTOBER %, dt a. Oc 3D. a H.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
IRISH LANDLORDS ANDLABORERs.


A dispatch from Dublin to The Times says ::
land meeting is 10 be held az K dysert, County
Clare. Il has with the Land League, but
has been called Tor tAe immediate settlement Of tle land
question
"Nr Parnen addressed meeting Of 10000 persons a.
Kilkenny on Saturday last. N.ne members OF Par Ia
ment and ftty Catholic priests present Mr. PT-
nell rannounced that sufficient Information
had been collected the Land League would organize
great strike against paying rent the estaJe Of
rack.rrutug landlord On SUNDAY last Mr Parnel was
entnusa~ ~tcay welcomed by MS constituents ~ Cork
Tae Corporation presented him with an address, and
great procession OF the trades panied him through
The streets Mr. Parnel on opeu-alr meeting II Cork
Park and subsequently a. blnque gwen IN his hOnor
enuuciated his views On the land question:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
ATTACKS ON THE JESUITS.

LONDONl IutSI iF' UET D I''U
A dispatch from Rome to The Times says ::
The Italian Minister OF Justice preparing circular
10 the Procu ators General and the Minister OF the In
terror Is preparing another the Prefccts recalling
into vgor legal dispositions regarding the Jesuits
which formed part Of the bill for tae suppression OF re-
Hg1ous orders. passed 1873, and which have been al
lowed TO fan INTO desuatude. These measures have
been taken In consequence OF the number OF French
Jesuts taking refuge IN Italy
Dispatch from Paris states that the Ga=ee de France
saws: We have reason TO believe that the Government
has resolved 20 the chapes or all Unauthorized
religious as-OciatIons the TIN inst. deierrng
definitely the expu sion Of the members Of Contra
IernIties."
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
TO RcpubI.can Clubs


CAMPAIGN GoMMITTEEs
TUE NEW XQRK F5BU Il has 4e ,'ioS 5 IN m the G5m o.
"'''H AZ - 10 50, The Black List
rank dishonesty financial dsnono which has been mace
Rce southern state eNcepe Texas Price
r'"'' :, No. 8: The f'ianee Pri@er: ~, ..,,..,
presentation IN English language OF current financial
"p''9 No. 5J. The Chisom Tragedy.
ChsOlm tells nusb nd was Druly mur Lered
nv = Southern mob. Price 81 hundred' 81 per
No. 6J The Life of Garfield.
Containing sketch Oi ms career % oOt reprinted WIN
out change from Mt. whileaw Rrids ohio in the Va
Ear and Later Year by MT r. s%asy sketch Of
fields speeches Is pages Price cents; per hundred
20 pei '''' NO 66. The Two Parties ,-,.-,
A Political Ba an,eshe,t An aa1i9ss & SV o"l0nei Jonn
Hay Cleveland ono Jgy 81 4oeo froe cents - per
hun"'u' T. No. 81, Hail to the Chief
Contains graphic the reception o Gehera Gar
field in NewYorA. with speeches OF leading Republicans
from lp AZ =. Y. i'I,s nsr IL Jhonoana % ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~
wv No o.. Brigadiers Uppermost.
A Rebel Ruled COng cssNO nance Tor Union soldiers
Fac simie which COngressmen Betzhoo
Trraer @ and the in Congress
Counted Named Price con e. per hundred - per
'h0u'AHu No. 60. Can the North Anord it.
hundr- millions " dollars demanded OF
he SSoyernment by tno Sold fr compensation or
the war The account IL made up rom me ON
tn ng ought 10 READ Price cents % per hun
drei; S12 per Ihousand d,,,
Tho Republican arn the Bulwark Of Nat'ona Prosperity
pam p pths @ snSfacns centre Of Sew Jersey with eS
tracts rom speech bv General Garfield and two reports
made by him House OF representatives Price eons
'" ''' Ma. ~. Mr Bvarts's speech.
Record Twenty Republican kule
the Prctensions OF the Domoers VA Yer
bam Repoacton o. The Great spesse :, hS sp @
Price tenx, 81 per hundredi VIZ DEF tnoesano. , -
company Al a'as'~ A"A' THK TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
MARRIED.

sNYDFR-BLIsS-In Haven. Conn. Sep tember 30 at
the OF the brides parents by Professor Arthur l.
Perry, Of Williams College assisted VI inc aeV l. . San
SON. Calvary Baptist church. Grace r. BhAs 10 tho Rev
p a SNYDER Of Carthage, ". Y. No cards
YORK Presbyterian hurcn the Rev w. w Page, W. IL.
II Wilcox 70 Martha r. Price. both of y ew York
WATERs-COAN-Att the residence Of the late Admiral T.
n Dnnont Louviers Dell october b, by the Rev GEORGE
Watsrs % d. h Wsters, Of sw York and "a
daugntar OF the Rev of the Hawaiian Islands
UINsOR-WINANT-On Tuesday, october o, 1880, ~ tho
resdence brides parents by the Rev George WDsor
Thomas Wnsor New York CITY, OF the officiating
clergyman TO lula Anna daaghtor of James Wnant Of
Hossvile. -
All notices OF Marriages aIst - tniorsci lritA fst!
,o,ns and .dsLra>~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
FOLLOWED AND ROBBED.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 5.-A burglar at
the Atlantic Hotel last night stole e wery to the value
of 80 900 from Edward c. Bassick OF Belfast Me. Mr..
Basuek also had $1,000 in his waistcoat which the
thief did not find II is thought Mr.. Bassick was fol-
lowed from NewYOrk. where be had been recently, by
,bs th,ef A stranger who registered J. ~ Cr0nan,
from YORK." occupied the next room, and could not
he found this morning.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

ALBANY. Oct 5.-Auditor Place gave another
hearing concerning the Annesley and Vnt contract for
h ood xork In the Chamber Of the new Capitol
,oAav william Burton, of Waterford, expert in
800 xoads said that the term San Domingo" meant
ood grown on that island and was applied In com
rosrclal sense to woods grown adjacent islands.
a,,n1.r testimony WAS given by James D. Trumbe, A.
C,.,,a,m and charles A. Meigs, OF NewY0rk
Oan hundrsd handA amnloyed at tbs stoge works OF
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

TRIBUNE OFFICE, oct. 6, L a. m.-During tie greater
part yesterday the movement in the barometer was
regular but ar midnight the tendency downward
Cloudy and partly cloudy weather prevailed. with light
rains during the frs Eaf Of the day. The temperature
ranged between 53o and go, The average j60 beng
1910 lower tnan Oh the pondng day last year and
% lower than Monday.
Clearing and clear weather, with slight changes IN
Temperature possibly liCht early IN the day
NAV be expected to-day III this ctY and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS
FOREIGN PORTS.

LONDON Oct 5.-Sa led-2jth IT, Luca Flgiio Mmbelli :
2Tth ut Kate Harding the latter for Ncv York 18th ut
arnea O. Mary Neson 3Ot ult. DOr1s EckhOf. Pauline
the latter for 20 inst AAamba lssac Webb ocean
King the latter Francis Rosa Madre Ro~Sa. the
latter for New YORK 81 Beneattare tOrenngen 4tn
INST Harriet Hickman the latter for the Delaware, Luga
for New York. 49,,
Arr-25th nit sioe. at raria. 7th nit Bolgeleg "a ps
Ismir Julie Marannna 81 inst Haavund Lug {, NlmDus
Reno HOdgson the atfor at Amsterdam alace
Atm inst Heinrich Martinn Semrams Nlora Hop
kns 9TH inst capt Cahero, the latter at Fal
mouth.
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