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.Promptly at ? o'clock, G. B. DeagfcM wm ptopoea
M chairman, ami aec.'ptctl the nfl ??? in a few felic.
tmi*. rc arks. He qom kv Introduced John (lab. j
I ' .'.! l),*1r;ci-A I i.'t v ol Kn.'* Ctiiiiitv, vi)
fetade nu amuaing ipeech,
i Qeaera] Cfo-i-ge W. PalmerdeiiTered a ?tii
rinir eddn n. H.* ri fin il tn the atora in thc netg_
bOlfe "tl. cii'.'i'f'l o' c nplOJ M a i'i its'idlers, at ;i
evidence tin the mcrehaata of that topofftai
qiiait v of tin* eily " naeaat haaineea.*' lt wa
soinctiiit _r ncY'T k ia New-York anti wa
tbe beet andean that eoald 'ie adheed that th
incr h ni* wen tal iv aroaaedto thegnal Beeeaaitic
ol the hoar, Qeneral Pelmet added tiiat he di
not think another iaatenoeoould hu found la th
kiel IB] nf lilia ullj aline n many merchants ba
ahaadoaed theU lutereeta tn tba heeteel na
of tbeir work io aft'mi a political neettngi Vre
ftsMir .1 '"m A. Alain, then sam'" Baneoe-T. Kure
veli io the Boyi ia Wee" nml " BaaeeekV Dreami
heeMn thar Boaga. Altogether thc meetleg wa* fui
of eathaatasm from the opening to tbe eloee. Tn
handanna banner raised beena portrart ol Oerflel.
aml Ail i.nr with thc unni'iiiuctncnt (hat Ibat are tb,
mere h a ii l's ehoiee for Pnaident aad vioe-Pnei
dent; uni tin* iTcilenta! remark. "Ili.'o you
heard from Indiana f"
After the aoeetingseveral "f the nenheute ne
aad ulakine Mr. Doulaas chairman again, adoptei
tlie following reeolutlone, all of the mere lian t
]irc*i il signing,
IV , the un lt r-tcnetl _B*?Wh0BtB tn Hie vienttv o
Viirn. . .-? anti C.i.i'i'it*rs-*i'4., bellevuiif || juli,
tu mit ins .ii cr.-?* and bose nf !'?,? whole businee
I'tiiniiuiiTiv ti lela etty m well as tbroaubout teeciua
tc.' i cordially approve tue Republican uoanaatieni
ici President aod viee-Presldeni, and are -.u ;, nu ned ti
leuil uti sm p'.it m> vitiTH. mm ii*f mir Influence lt
. every I. ? .st cure tn sbiiilion ol Uarfleh
and Ait-iur.
a. c. i.Te I _. ii-.., j. A- ii. Vin Nostraau,
X. i). Hw ,- cu., W ni-;r ig, Bpeneei m stunt
Hart A hr.. . Hun; A. Vu.ulns,
4,ruin A McLaren, Thoma* Bart,
.v. ll B i 'linc. Flem n r, Adana A Howe,
-?liitii r A L;t.i)?'. OeVi .'I V ? I?.
L P. 1). . . Kuli. 1. mi" .;,
Jun. A. Smith. T. W. iver ec.
I I Lang A tiro., g H *''ur*.,
J. ll. s,\ ui,,m- A Co., ('.li liruivn.
(ti.u kee (tia ?e. M li ?-ic. ITtTfi-A* Co..
Joan ilti'c.iliur., HhWkeo A Hi-licff.
liffriiiii'icf.Iiiek'iisotiACo. Ia uni I. Beowaa.
J. K. Lester A Bru.. Van Ordei AKeuaedy,
J. K Meade, Deaning A Palamr,
Kssli A Winton. Cuveriv A Yoong,
Deagtan A Ztiu. O. A. Mo* . A Co.,
uni! many others.
A REASON FOB YOI INC. TOE HANCOCK.
BlMiHAMTO*., N. Y.. Oft. IO.?Senator Ketnai
cl-OC'l a speech in this city tins afternoon by ai
appeal " Te vote for Hancock, for thus they wool.
help to juit the titiv-emilieut in the hands of the net
who ..(iiLinistcM'ii lt befon the war." This wss al
laucuase, and can bc venti. d.
Thomas W. Cox*-/.y.
H KUM AX .1. K.M.1.LAND,
T. A. Haaaooa.
WORK FOR TIIK CAMPAIGN CLUBS.
A PAIL. I'K TO UL HELD IN" TIIK lIT'l R PvItT OF THI
uni aoooan ot* tuk o-mtamn umon.
The (jarfield aud Arthur Campaign Ciiihof th,
Central Committee is organiziiii; a great parade h
-toke jdace in tbe upper district* af thc city Oetoba
25. This parade will be fumed liy thc variou
elah* alni other organizations, including tba Hoy:
in Blue, in the upiier part of the city, ltisesti
maicil that ul hast 10,000 persons will take part ii
the parade.
The C impawn Uri ion. formed of various orgBBisa
tions which tonk ji.trt in the late par.nle, yeeteidg]
na teed ? large aceenioa to it* i ambers. Tin
beadejeerten al So. 928 Broadu iv, an being flttet
lin, end .Mon,lav eveniug ihe first Bweting wil
l*c ticiil. Eaeb aaaoeiat-oa forming the Union h
nenaatad to Rciiii ten de weeli * a bo, together mil
the odie rs ol the Union, will constitute the Execu?
tive Committee.
The ludepeadent Republino Asaoelatioo, of Nu
h L'i.i?iju.ir-, tl," Arthur Legion, of No. 203
Fuei-ave., tbe Morgan Ironworks Aseoeiation, tbi
lia; ni Ku.till Association, and Ihe Bueinen alen'i
Assoc u.i un bave joined the Union.
FRAKFUL OF FRAUD.
T -MMANT HALI HKoi'K?KS To HKLlr VL THAT TH Kl: rt
1* AN ililli iM7. D A'TI'MIM lo SWILL ITIK BS
1*1 llt.lCVX Voil IN IBM CIIY HY MK.XS UP UK
M ah ,;*.
Thc Tammany Committee on Organization
wei y. Mtenlav. F-Uea Jtisliee Patrick C. Dully
preeideil. nnd IhS chairmen of tiie van u* fill
trie*- maile regatta Kx-Jti Iga t/iiinn ileclai.-il
that then- wn a taiga IWeeal ngtatntlra la tn* district,
Alilcui.iii Si vin, ulitie MM I'lsmc:, *_ul that there
wm aa 4'VuiiT.t attfiiipt od tbe uart of BepubUeaat to
buy up neem lu hi* aelabborhood. Aldertnaa Shiels
uni ii.at lu the lVti Di*u ict tn.- Bepabheaaa wen
tani at work " baHdMiag ead baylag valera."
He ?' ctn-tl to bc a good deal mrprieed tbal anything of
Uti. Kin ! -Iiiuil 1 bs alt.?mulei in lu* tlisti iel, u jiu J, h.,..
been her. t )fon ov ern BeltBtngly lieu ct l.c.
ExCuiDiy clerk- QunMetea, el the Tib Dlattlet wn
somewhat aiartnei h.- told at tba lane nelstrattoB of
col Tri it v utere lu Li-* district. Wllllatu lt. I'.utierts .niii
that the nawtntm tn the Viith I>;s
tnct -Tc* very In .ivy. Be obvltiu-lv UlOUght that ll.eic
*?a? a Miuut fliriit iieiure the Pemenete lhere. Qeo_ge
Ila) lia. pusitive iiiat uiaiii neasM had rcj.ThtfM.-d in
tbe VIIIili District Who Lid M righi ttl do nu,
and thai ii leaked tike a hard gabi Police Ona
i. -. ii.-r Nicholl saul that them were anny attempt*
si 1 ni..luz .non in ii.* district, bat that tblswoald hs
lentil all rr lhere were many other rept.ns ot like
la ..I l.l ?'.
A couiiiinriiciitlun was rec ivett trout Colonel (ii or ire
Yt'. Wini.-!.tf. reeoromendlns tti.it lists el umnMi-r
.lilllie i nf in ii mi" wuiii.i im ban lor those armsl don
election day torvotmg oa 1868 nstnralisition psoen
Mr Kelly BBgaeaied ti,' ibe dlatrtel leederi inrnuti
bats foi tin,, ic pom. aud this waa done,
I-:. H. Gale offered a preamble and reeolutlon io the
al ih.it the ii*i fut tba tli*i tn ii dayi of registration
int le etty "ere too large, sod Indleated fra nd oa tbe
pan o' Bepubliesns. He wanted ?tasnms taken lo
?renal these muda Tne ree attona wi re psased.
Ji'iic K'lii -uni tiiat teem had ls en Tam!* pe pt vt ited
in (L'.u ti d Indiana, snd lt behooved ( e Demoerat) le
. it in;, iiuii^ a- ni: repealed la t li 'ly. He
1'U'i iniii'! thal ll'put' ic.ii,.* were elalmlng so.ooo vote.
In Nen YuMtci'v. Tai- vv;t. ilihiuil. alni tun.ti uuiy be
nina.:u ii in (rand.
A hu ier wa- read from Augaeta Bcbeil, atattng Ibsl
ha did ti"i wisb lb** nomlnatioa foi Mayor, and I rusting
Hit' lu* ti nine eruu'd mil he tou-itlcic'l bj tin- Committee
of Ctaeterence.
POI CONOBEdfi PROM Tills | nv.
The '1 iiiniiLiiiy Coogreeeioaal Conwention
in tin viith DMnel yeaterdar aoailaated P. Beeiy
Iiiu'i", aiui tin-iiouiiiiatiou wnaeoeptedby the Iiuiik
Hall Cuiivcnrioi).
Tue v1111 n ( oagraeateBBl Deiaoent o Ooavwtln wn
la i ct evealag ti Ma 109 EiahU ave. Tue can.!,ti it -.
wen -i "Ti (;. Diivi*. jiiciii. bi "I tbe Mc h mica1 I
bill. < o "fill 1'ii'ic.ik A. Cu: k ni;'. Mr. Il.ivl* V.;.*
eoiiiuiiitei. tt vi a* a nrted thal aiMhot tbe opiioaltioa
to Colonel Oenkbagann Iron the fact thai bat ragl
Men l'i' ?**r. li. X. Y S. N. U.. was SOS nt I luise w iii, ,,
Hut! un ile-luub un 'he ticeasiou t.f the Oraagaoiesl
j ? !.Juli lg, 1 -Tl.
At. it .rt waa ini'ii ve-i r.'av | ? hamoaln the e
girl lieinticratie ch BM Btl m lin- Viii Congi
j. a 'i nd-, "f Xii ii.... M llerel un tbat be
leer i Ttl ft I Tn - ' 35 foi Benjamin Wood. TbO-Vood
Jiar.i i iiiin- tim' '?? reeeived 47 vein to 43
or .vi.i ker. The dispute grow* oat ol Ibe rsc-l t'isi 120 ol
tin-il. igatee wbo wen ur.', a.ly chosen in Ute lld Aa*
Sf'u ? v I) *irc i t .| for Moll '. m . n die, i
tbeir j- sees bad i" en ii lt <l i'i "t ii i tl li estes, a bo sra
ri.iiiiici i" ilii Wood pai y to li i -ruler. Tlie Irving
li lin mni- ( ii millee will meet vu Tut u..v:.iii
Betti' T't,.' 'i u 'illili.
lAFt-CMJABIM ALAIN-i FliAl'iifl.l.NJ" VOIP.!,.
[f Vga c'lii'iil l.-t fill lli.it v.tii'ui- (oirii|.t
grai-t.' nu i' i * ;? : i al tbsp.- Hoi s* Bong
Hui im . Bl N' ii Bril i ernst of <
em cc .- l' oct.I ? .lui sy of tbe I Hors sold, tbeli
vt.it r ??? PS I . -'i l "" li ' ---ii.ii- gz-Judge Bun
? '['I. ' ll ,! . I ' I ? V Cl l.lk, Ttl lt!
gal. il !??(? maller, hut wa* BBS Ole io t, ... *? tlie.i ut
, ilast the persona aliened to eve ben ea
h 1.1 ? ral tra to warrsni bim lo jr >-? ?
ibim. (ion nc '!? i ol the Harbor, hoi
i un vim v:ui .Lou- o iiie liceuii imu .ii
III. ll . - I U' POI - lie lu !' III
klijc tl. - - - ' * ic ... Hie ll,
... ! ' c Ji .1 ?
-??
tilt: < A Ml'AHJN" IN KIMGd COUMTT.
WIiAi LU'll'.i.ii 4.N** aI:i DOIKO?i VK.oiioi * i a*
\A*i* AM' MIT ll KMIll MIA-M?A.N I X I I .. *-1 Vi.
I, i.IT ||i,\ (il |Bl DI VU I Alli AlAjHKlI V
t I. iUIUMIT 1 XII Cl I tm
Ah caniCril gad ?ffTfinlTI (Miiijuiivii in bgiag
Cal ri.l .ai tiy tue i-ruo. :> ,, liijiuii.icnii*. liuriiic Ihe lit nt
two naatha eftn On- rraatdeBtiat Bentaatten nota
neda, while tha ?eneentawen a-oema ibeantdTn
bourse tn tiiitiK i" haag eg than eatf-aaleaei In
tic " lagaeh" cabiiniate, the Bepeb lean made
Bc I'u'.tde ut Ili.ir vii.ik, but geletlj -Biagged ? mual
ellet ive pisa of CMtiip ilirn (ff.rt. Tue lint .lew of
Birru?,b woe st tbe great maw. im et .nj. lu Ihe At ailetny
Vf tl uric, a here GruersI Josrpb IL Hawley Sid Ciiiisiim
BU-ii H. 0. CbiUendeii eere the spfakem. sud deitpltf s
gain st4.ru ibe buildluv WM filled to tnedoors. Ve_lewh_g
lids was Um Ua_i_?iise ptae.de ol tbe Hoyt lu 1. juc. nun iii is I
I j i i tcli! to have been the flnest ever seen in Brooklyn
'I ha voters in nil thc vrsrilii were nron?ed liv nn
tiicioii- meeline., nt which Hie best ipee-MB In Hie
party jn-seaeei the Halag baan ot i-,**? the
i' nt lui the cnnipalcn -BseilMl. athk h luis MOB pni np
in several gleen nml which cnntniiis seats t'I
people, Iiiii proved v cry nu ct s-ful. Thc room, of Hu
cainicii'ii committee, al Ba ISO Uvngetee st., en
I'l'i 'j'cn nil the tune, unii niuch tffceitve woik In the
ililinhiili' n nf camp:i)?ii document- is deal then
Lam week saangon moettnn were held in ration
pnri? Bf 11)0 city lintier the direction Bf Um
cn.nuilee, uiui dariag the rennin me week" heft,rr the
cl"ellon all tile available speakers will li ? cuni orel, nnd
lin leirit inale me ni- mun e.I to ledan the Deuiot ratio
inajorttj in Kiniis County, which was lg,.'.)_. for .Mr.
Tilden In lg7t,
V',i,le confident I-Cinnrrata beast that thiv will rarr.r
?iag- ('titiiit.v hv un increased nuijuiiiy this rear,
thOHght-Ul Uepilhlleans reel mite tli.it the iiiiijurilv Will
ii >t sseeei 11,000 or i_,.xr>. T.iej sro sa*
eoaxaged to eageet ttits by Ike reunite ot
the ngtstratfa ta Brooklyn. The auathn registered
un tin- Bibi .lay wn twa-th_r_e lorgrr thea
that of the Hist dei in 1870. ihe taemas beteg
liinikiil iu las wauls when- the li iiulilicnn vole
ik largest, lae probable vote in the eoaatywUJ oe
115.000 in pusi yeiirs ihe Demoeeetlonaaagenhan
relied larjr. ly upon Muir ni.i.luritles lr. the towns Bl l'lat
bu-ii. Ki.Ttiaiitis. New Leta, Be w-Utreebi aad On viand,
viiiicn tte petaMe or lbs BrooUya etty lunn*, mid
where berctiuerc then has bein no ligletntln of
vet nt. Il vi.is un eaiy nistt'T fur ii '? vote
u!leii-;!!!il ?nily" uni),, after depositing lu* ha I'd it his
v\ Si'! in Hie ci tv , lu vi*:! sm t t ? I v.Ti Hi pol ll c-plac I
liiiheeuua'v iowas,all eoeraaleal ?f ace.** Iton tbe
eui. sad, BBlsn iiciceteii itv un aieneyed sbslleaser
tu vu!" ii. da ai.it agata the stnlgbt Dea-oeratte ticket.
Bat all tala ts ehaaged tin*, icu-ny itu-nev law regal.**
lui; tlie .nine I ???t_ii.ii.ii um i'i tne tOWM M IB Hi I cite, ii ml
t lure w ll i c a inarki d faiiniK off trom the Democratic
in 'J.it ii ir- Sgasan Wbieh thc K pablteaM have 4iru__6 i-i I
for yen*.
'iniin,a h.,vr the Democrat.- lead is ti ipi aged un tha
ted of irids; rat um, it is univ seen ai iy to catt Btteetloi
te IM iT-uiTr. inadfi in the Towt of I'm; bush, which !?
vc rv Htron-'iy De nocratir, to tl fe; t be WOrittog af th"
new law. rilencnbsn ni ibe Tows tv ard, i mpoeed ui
S'jj>ervi*tir, town e'rrk Hud luur iu*ileen of tin- pesos,
wen titr-eied hy tha lew le aseei In B ptember ag*l ap
pm nt ? Beard of Begtstry, e< _epeeed ei Hu ce l>' mocrati
anti two BepabUeeaa, the law aai sUowtBg non tann
ihenawnben of one i>.irtv n the Hoar I, They sppotated
Ave iierstms, four of when wert- ahewn I" be 1) linoel ai*.
One tnenihet atterwartl resigned, aiul the Tow,: Bunni re
fusfd io titi iii. place. Th- ether members ot tba Board
of Begum trieti to nu the rana cy. bal attar forty bul*
lei.-, -.iv np t ii' efl rt in despair. Thc HlipalitlllBBB (ll
the town then enipluycil (iencral Tracy ns coiuim-I. uni
tie pu-ure I a wm of nitnilaiuus from JedgeOdbert,
ngelrtag the Town Board to eentiwte a foll Board al
Bnisiiy At the me tu.* fur thi* perpeM then wen
two Republicans voted fur, BoaSTS. Alter an'l BteSt
Held. After I _('. ballots, stuuliijr three tu two. the
teller, Ju-Hee Creen, MBBBMOd that Mr. BtaasgeM
hid t-fcfl-ptt four votes amt Mr. Ah.-cr two. The Int met
was ,If clure,i elect",I. tun IBeu Janice Oms staled ili?l
a mlstakf bail iK'euiTHtl in bl* ennuin)/ n billin ct Mc
Blossfleld which wt* nnl lateBded lor him, lr having
i,cen written un boftl s'des. He and Jnatfeca Plggotl
ami McMahon refund tbi? to Bigs a c rt Boa**, 'm Mr,
Bioesgeld. Ania Hu* matter wa* taken lo eourt,s
BtaadaaM eouipoilin ? the -ii.-i.in>.* of the ceriiiiraie
iM'inif pwagbi. Tin- incl- In t .<? earn wem set i.
Judge Hilbert, wi O beld Ititi (-fir-ll's .I'timi to be in
iii-.'. Ali Hie monbam of i Me Board being in tbe , ouri
rte ni. .i ba_lol was ta lien l lien and there, it ra ll Ina ii bl
eire Hon of .freeman Clarkson, R*i>n*>ll. m, gad I"* bi r
tiflt.ite wae accordingly eigaed. 'ibe R gistry btw will
le enforced.
There is complete harmonv in the Bapublleaa pi riv In
Itnioklvn, .int tai enert'i* will lio nutted on Bide Issnae.
whir, County, Oonereeslona] sod Assembly Oonvei nun.
will meet In a few days. Tim City Coiiveito'i will
OBUM e.Tii'liilalcs fur Controller and Auditor, tn SUr
ci" (1 W. G. 9 tata meta and Albert Amine I uann, both uf
wbom an Bepablieana Ittsprobai'lethal t sv ail be
rcniimiiiat'Tl. The County Convention witt oominsie
it ( uiiui v A ml il ir, s i n-lt ic t-All Tile v. two C i.r* ., il
two Annotate Justice- il Berni ns. Fur Uistrlet-Atio'
t'l'v u ic ra1 base B. Cstlm, tbe i" ? Beni incumbt nt. ?? i
doubtless in- named. Wot Coroners tbe o mpetttton ls
Vin l.v til.
Tie iii.-i int-res'i? univ tak n in Hu- Congressional
nonda ttlons. Ti. lld D Urie-, now r*pre_ented bj Daniel
O'Reilly Indepe de I Deinocrst.i*i composed ot the Ft-u,
8ee nd.I Itu. sixth. Eighth, Tenth,Twelfth and -"wen*
t\ * c nd Wards, and is strongly Democratic, bul l-cul
i!i*"ii. eotDplicate the multa ol elections. .Mr
O'Keilly was supported, when i.ted, bl li'' uhtleans,
ami lt 1* Ihuuirur likely ll,al lu' ii il, le -.,, inp*-OI I.??!
again, as a Benni.Hear e mdidaie w il have no chane ot
election, Tbi Hld District, oom rm-ed ol the Third,
V-uni,. Eleventh. Eleventh, Thirteenth, Nlnei
Twi-i tieri . Twenty-Bret, Twentv-third snd Tw atr-fltth
Wards, *K noll an. Ii hos been twm r p- ? -nt,-?i i?v
i.. Cuittendeh, who dosirea a mnomlnotloii.
O' tn ml H. F. Tim v rinii |);i ivin R. .Lunts wen- men*
lionet! atone Utne In connection with the nonilunt! n,
lur hut h 1 ii.i in Inivf ri tn-" t to allow ibe ubi ol til ir
Durne4, i \ ai ici.ic,1 . 'icu h. Orl_wold wi'] bsve
some support lo the Convention, hit tie re seems li il
iluiii't tbai Br, Cblttendcn will b renomtnai d i
t vt h District, lacindlne tbe rem ilnlne wsrds o' tb, c ?
ann the c.tv towns, is now ra ' "coted bv Archibald
M. Bl is, i"'iiiiii'i.ii. He wil'. doubt lees, b rcntuninstcd.
i . rrifl Albert Dactgett. cbairms of tbe Republican
I a.ti nu inti ' 'ti'iimlllc' . wi'I proh .lev Oppose h rn.
i pre an ;?? ri _k?aem_-vmen i" be chosen as well
m.*. A.i''ci'ii In the odd-n nm bored wards und Super
vis r* in bi u:mci*.
Much Interest is taken In tbe question whether the
Dem erst", wat ar- united In support ot the v
ticket, will tiermoutse on local norn is ion* In Bro.tl
The reenlar organiz itlun under tte cont r t uf ?? j' - "
Mclainieiii.n i- opposed it tbi Independent Demo
eraii*. who sire very weak, jul lbs Cootra! lit -
eek mid English (lui., presided over bj Thomas
Kinsella, wbleb wsi oranuis d in maa? w r<s*
to Oppose the rule of the "Boss." The
in .Thar fm in of harmony bow bronchi about te I ?
Btate bete cen Democrats of t.-iii ides o* oi
Ii.i- Induced BOOM ol tb* lull': i_*?? ? - Ol tie Cenlr.. ' n
tn mire iimi thc sbsll be no rontesl "V r local nfllr
but tbe matter le still under eon-torst-on, sad tbe Be?
llos laii' ii \. ii deiiend upon tbe nora n itt i - _s
tin- regal r Dtnoeraia The Indepi id nts will .upnori
the tr ".''ll tl ll Ililli *. During tile ii"\r f VV ll V
iiiere will he mneh set) v.ti in political clrc_tt ts
Brooklyn, aod tbe candidate v. iii t. ubiquitous.
NO NEW FUSION BLKCIORS IX MAINE.
POBTLABD, Mi., Oct. 16.?Tbe c lian iiiin ul
Ibe Oi - ile Committee says tbal tberewl lb
BoPusl b StatoConvention te n 'initiate ? sw eleetors,
hut 'h it til.- V .- "iii-i* will supoori s.'iuii Chan aod
J. F. Tm if r. noiwithstsndlng tlie fact that the la
nie in favor of a "triti.iit Qr 'enb i"k t icket.
NOMINATIONS IN NEVT-JFR8ET.
Si,mu;vu.ll, N*. J,, O.t. 10.?The Republi?
cans to-day no iniitc: f rt'.,inter ;. i ? B. Amer
luci; tr .*- c fl L rls A. Aom peon; and foi
bl]. .Iniiti Binn oman t.
imli" t, tc .i- M r.uI, *iin wt! speak )iext Tuestf.j
night, Tbe i? moci il art -i sh n em d.
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A WOMAN KI.' elli) SCHOOL CLERIC
Poughkeepsie, N. v., Oct 16.?Mrs. Ans
iiii i;. li .ne.it ha-tn- n elected Clerk et School I)-irii
Nu 10, to wo of Union vale, nu : sbont thirty ye
Bee. end tbe mother ol lour >r Bm children, and
vi jilu.ii* il iiiin; ih-, Albany N ira ii School.
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An .tiiiciii.niciil to tlie lini- Rei ablicau bgo
;u-i near ibe City li ll la Bi oki -. n u- u follows:
?I i ? M, n( i question bi ii ed ls I .diana sud (> i "."
The (J liiiii'i Ii publieun Centra] Campaign
Ctilntiiilt -e. at a speC ll iii tit' mt ni TU, uti. p eil |
? .a iinrinc ibe nomination of Postmo-itei Jam
lot M -io'
A rerulur meeting '4 flic independent
v i io i hi Xl tb Coi gn taional Dlsfricl wea
No. 570 Thiil-iv.. O : tai lb. whoo Beveut) ir-cn s
ic er i wem ii i i' " i" the roll of mt nibera.
RafflgM attacked u proeei-rinn of oolored
Ba] B_es ' lyrtle-ave.early >? terdaj morel -.
and Wi te roughly repulaed by tbe mea In linc, who abed
un tiie benighted beethan with the errssets ol
in- ir tore bi i*.
A large parade of Republican club 1
take i'i.icc in 1-: ssbetb, ,N. J., M md ij evening t-t v. r.--.
clim- noni New-York, Brooklyi sud Sta nisi ni ali]
i> i iel ci' in it. I be psradt i- ? - peet* d to ?
.I, lt -..-t aad tin -t tbat wi ' i" ii' ld In Ihe B
the com e ni thc campaign
_r!'ii>iie:;it . luivn!^' altcinpt il to make Capi?
tal out nt '? ' 'ui Ibat Baehaaau 4 L all poati
Lt ;. itcicm statements lu tbeir lactory In Brooklyn
:i, .-. rkmi ? ?? li i'ii > dei led an] tu nipt si cu
c ,., Jiu-, i-i tl . ii tu lnicr.cr.tl nilli pout]
??a.ir. aad am sb ial ? n ali diwldi ii i" op a on.
Tlie ln*li RgpaUieaBi ol Tremoni beld gn
eui. ii-i ,*,:e BKCtlBg Kiiiiiiy ti iri.t. Thej gaTS elu-c
a io it speech by OsraeMaa PoaoTaa, ni the
Wan!, ile lin reit Israel] oe lbs teni question,
, . u.e i oul i" im- amii' tue iiiai a Di mocratlc -nc
casa in tbe eommg el cUuu mesnt id preealua ia trude
nun povei i nu tba a irklugmaa. Tuere na* a iboti
- by H'.j-h N. ('..mic
lin Qrant demonatxatioa of la-i Monday
hud a whoii-htuiio ? lb el iipun lue RatgSn OullSgl -lu
dents, m.o have bees laspiied hy it to form nt.
?ad ti til ur (nu), an i io hold regular meet-Baa Oat oi
i nd rn* h.eic sra 110 : 'i y int?*nd
lu lilli' .1 poi ul" 'll t ie I" *. i i-f _**. ?-IL il i -u .... Wed li
ii.inu.Ti:. Tbeir hall rm ls made ap ol wblie pott
with white leggioa Thej vld carry red tamps.
Altona w.ikt I gp Thttredaj Bight to ?
reelislag Beset i that Bepub-ieanlsm u i ol fol deed li
thal DemoiTatlc niriiiiybn.'d. Colon'I AiimuIi .*>. Bead,
Deputy S* emtary al State, ? ide a veech i" t'e
mi ciini.' ever iu l'i in the BepebUoaas ls thal ploee, aad
a i- full '?eil ''V 8 -. Bardi n, el Missouri, sod ? i
!-. n.ti i .li.im A. Kni>.-. Uiepraseat eas I
in nc ii i-i-iruL Obi Boadrrd gone wara gmt, and
Wasbingtoo Ball, which waeglled lc overtuwiug, wai
bsadsomely decorated sad lllumiBBt-*d. The pr i i
of toe ItepBhlloun Club promises un hut. ,t-i ..f ?.,", ,. ,
ct nt iii leest in the JUpuhltcan votf el a?iohu nv. r saj
lui mer record, sud limo Ibo club loll lo cu vcr his prom
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1IIK TOUBIBT \SD III** QUIDEfl.
(.rilli I"' "K*. HOOD, 11VI', AM) IMillTI'lil nt? V
IKSSI-4 t'F -It.VI LI.IMi ?BOB Tn KIT' TB
BIBB i a*"i and TBI 11 vi lt iii villi.
Ni M Of cog rmi tn ai if i ri 11 i e. l*.
'WOlf TVS nt';i lah cm:ku?!?"*,i>i Nt ok rm mun m:
Gi m.a. Sept. IO. -Puring Hie laat three dayl
li ave 1'fiTl the ji,i-*,'s .ur nf a (luiile tu Sw il /cl la lui
iml ? linuum bot a printed guide, nml if I hav
lu n tiifure spoken withoot suflleienl nopee! nf nc
ailis te travel, I am now rcuiv to admit thal I bal
found this literary treasure imf milv tiHefiil bl
?musing. Theic are three sets ur scries of guid
ti" : * Baaing which Ihe traveller may choose?iii
(uiintiiu* iticrciv h'tai guides ur the a genet 'l ann
lim k* nf travel which Include a whole eontiiM nt i
a single vniiiuie. 'iii. se latter bore their bom
inure eepedally for the enterprising travellec wh
fleeliee lu "du "all Europe in three mimili.. Th
throe settee which devote ? separate volume t
mareto each country, beet the narone ol Jobubi
Murra]. end Baedeker, The " Qaidi * Jeanne " ar
tbe most copious of ali -perhape tooeopious an
ton miii h oonoerneu with matters lying entelde th
tangeof ordiBary curiosity. They are univ to b
bed, 1 believe, in French. Those published h
Ilona] ar" by rarloua aatbon and vary in merit
Imt tin beet ut t ii. in ur- deficient in method,.:
facility ct r< ferne.-, m preeision and iii maps o
plane] ate often, moreover, difiuaein style ami et
i ii1111???i.iI wiih disquisitions, Baedeker's Guide
ure, on the whole, the lie*t. They are eompa< t, sj
it iiiaiic, practical, abounding in minute informs
i i mi ii f ru I in ic ii i a rv usefulness, and rich in mane sui
plana, fi r thi meei pert excellently drawn gm
Imposed fur cn' renienl handling.
IT ' i LIARI IU "I QUIDS lin 'Ks.
Perhape it ks superfluous to nay thal neithe
Baedeker imr anybody else can be followed in al
inuits viith perfect confidence. In the mailer o
mit is. fur example, which ls certainly avery im
twrtaat one, tbe vieweol the worthy Baedeker wil
tometimee be foaad to sall hi* awn eoontrymei
tetter than Englishor Americano, He ia Gorman
his exoelleal man. extremely German, German ii
ns notions of comfort, in bis notions of economy
nbisideaaof what constitutes luxury,German ii
bc extraordinary serioosnets with which he ooo
emplatea the bumbleel tactoreof life aad the mus
Baignifioaal partieulan nf travi-i, German io Ij ii
limplicity?1 had Binnu, saitl ia Bis innocence, ax
implul of which may lui found in his lux,ks, th,
nore remaikable heesaee of the man's great ex
icricii,c of tin world; his eonscientiousocM in
Him a at tune..* positively painful?thoiiKii whetbet
ins sleo be a Gerasaa quality I will nm pmtead i.
lecida. Ho laviehes good advionapoa hie leader
slumltl say that willi the Tee Commacdmente aol
he inaviuis ui Beedeher,aeemalete norioa weald
ic so i"|tiij'j) il as tu tnakf the tuurut Europe will
onie sillies-; hui al the I ??>( til continual wrung'
log with hotel-keeper , gulden, eabesen sadothei
srgecleesee whom booeet Baedeker legerup oe the
Bernice of tbe human race. Then fa jnesfco io hil
it w. Lui the attainment of abetted justice mav
? purobaeed ai t"o high e price, lie is nut only
aneemed lee. the unwary voyager par half a
ratic iou in mli for his bed. hal ie still mote solict.
ona that be s.u.11 not waste a day nor an hour of
lie tune he ilcvules tu Ins jiiuine.i. BOT miss Seeing
ny mi''nf the objects be ls entitled to hare a look
t [rom mle end of tbe (tay to tbe other
man mk na rn nu -Batf.li.ixo troaut.
These ar.- pouts un which tin- travelHac world
ill always lie divided Into two port iee. Perhaps
ie majority aro of tbe Baedeker party in the bo?
wning. Then arc travellers who hue a mania
?j s nail economies ol which they cannot rid
lemsolvM lt i* a misery to them tu know thai
ny have iniii charged fur caudlee tbey did nol
iln and wine tbey never onion I: tbat they pani
? re fur tlu ir lodging than their neighbor whose
H un w as ci i na 111- good, nml double tin fee to whic I)
leir cabman wai legally entitled. They devotes
'u.i i'..it of i luir lime to a minute examination ol
uar Imt .-I lull*, ami a long discussion with theil
relier ? npon ct' li disputable Item. They eal) ron
?ii i.iiit in- i bj rehearsing each uni:-nt ul the
IPBte, alni If tu u such meet iii ;i rail iv av cai nag I
icday passes In a historical recapitulation of all
ie outrages tney Lave endured since tbeir arrival
Europe, with due comparison of notes between
red and email consideration for other oc
ipantsol the same com pori tient. tu thia general
vi*i"ii there are several species. Thara is the
onomisl pnroand simple, who is st l"a*t irani, In
s love fur pennies; them ia the man who does nol
lui tbe money, yon know, bnt who ennui hear
Lc > heat'il , an.l there i* Hie iii.iii vv lui i tu,-.! era
a public iluiv lir*t In cul down lu* lull, ami
mindly send to Tht Timeet full account of the ex
rti'in of which be has been the victim. Thees
tiers sre generally Interesting; less m> foe the
ibi they throe upon the eeandaloas practices of
ni11 in-lit ;i 1 innkeepers than for tbe revelations ol
uracil r tiie.v contain, In aine cases mn of ten
c complainant is in the right ai against his ad
mary; wbich does nol in the least affect tbe
flits of the main question?thc question wheth t
i? ectso. travel ore promoted bj thia virtuous
. ?? tu pettj pilli ring.
Lilli "-"I'll.' VI. ? i -lin |; MliiSS.
I'lT if lin rc he ever a im,,- wlici ii man i* j.rivi
...1 tu make an Epicurean pbiloeopb*. or whal
tnmonly passes for such?his rule oi life, it i.-.
n ly when bc is tak ian s v a stion. Then, if ever,
ie of public doty mai remain io abeyance,
id mav be profitably superseded b] a lazy regard
I ins persona] comfort, li he reallv want* to
oj iii* European tour, ht .rill net come as a ro?
nner of social abuses jim andertake tbe regen
. 11 i?*ii nf tl..! portion of tbe human race which
cupid ii*.clf in providing food and lodging foi tbe
t. al prloce more or lase generall] les fixed,
tcepl in very flagrant rases, or when robbery and
-Hence c." band in hand,] '!" aol seo why In?
ni! I ti. 't suppress altogether his Bat oral feeling
iiu.nl at i" in-? plundered. Ipntaaideal
.'itiicr Un question "I economy, lt doee nol
iitir whether s mao baaaleng purse or a lean
li he says be cannot afford te nay mon than
,i i price, ii is open to him to shorten his journey
ii ? i. "i a.iih, ur tn ti.TM I n mi I clam In
ad of first, or to go to cheap hotels rather than
ar once. The percentage of plunder will nol
ry much iu either case, bnt it i.*. calculable Ce?
rt hand asaccBrately as other expenses, and may
allowed for at the -tart. Bbbbobb the traveller
..? tn hinutelf: ''I can aftord t" apend 11,000,
1 fur that sum I can apeo I so mn h time and see
hand such perta ol Europe." [doubt whether
? iituiust vigilance against overebargee will
iii'- ;i 'li it' ri-m c ul -lu.i j,, Imu tm i ti ih tinir. Lei
cali it flOO, That i.s IO percent on hi* outlay,
order i" meei it If can reduce his original eat!
? '.",:,.! this |il:iec np th it, ur otherwise
|nst bia journey to tbe nen limit, and consider
i other $100 well laid out in peace nf mi. tl: ur
mac ii his eirenmstances permit,aai be will
thi $1,100 instead of ?1,000. Either way, he
i make his jimmi v in quiet, his cits open tu the
it tbal be is overpaying here ami there?fur ex
ienceis always worth having and return with
unruffied tempi r and In* liver in good (ir.li-r.
i.it will happen tobin mi thc contrary theory
I above. 1 du iml pteeume to Bdvim
fbudj t" adopt one course or tbe other; I only
ik ont the two, nd each person will select thal
icb suits his individual tastes, Tbe 10 pereenl
iave allowed will, 1 think, more than corer the
? .... omni ii ni tran IL r a lt h whom
as discussing the matter _ es teni ay. nani to bm ;
i len 1 leave England, I pat en extra ?10 note
nu pocket to meet iiicmtnnatc extras; amt I
.ergire them a seoond Uoaght." lie spends,]
certain, ? good deal mun than ?100 alto
lui. His own "I'Hiiuii was thai .', peg gent
Bid unii the ' s te. Bs n D ur i n ot 13, no Bseney
i" ii i invested?Baedeker tothe contrary imt
bstanding. And even ll hotel-keepers were tbe
y bone t ot mankind, a similar rale
(htstill I-- it dui iu tin- ti.uii -i. 'lu tin- Aiiu-ri
aiiiual lur the lir*l tm.f, fc.i H..
re puxxlinf than a hotel bill a ith ita long angj
Items j ii" mic i it v Luge, ami ali in a cuiieiuy
familial to bim. Aiir .i \? ia Eeg tia,*, be
? I.'! these i i im- ought to foe. bi ; nggee*
lu i.u.. h. ii li luili'l a ilaiiv u,i layo
cf un*. Thc I'.tal will lu- clearly expre -cl
in Agues at thc imt tom of thc lui,:; strip of poper
bended him. li it (lues nut vniy too widely from
hie estimate, why Btwnld bs bother, himself about
tbs items .
TB iTl'I'Ili.M. K>g 'V HIS IILIVIT.*..
Tlie traveller wbo adopts lins easy plan is hy bo
1 tie nc lu im iTiiifuiiuiii!ii with tho maa who epeads
I I tog 'line'; w'ui delights in spending f'^r its own
r-al.c; wini cares aboul tbs deference he thinks il
scenics him; wini scotters bia tlullars all OYO!
Europe witiHiiit, knowing what In- goto for them;
Wbo Innis STetythiag tOO cheep fot him; ami him
is thc laughing-stock nf erer* sc doo "f the world
lu-ctiin.s in noa tact with, Thi* man'.- prodigality
is mote vulgar than the parsimony of Um other,
:n:'l mure pitiful| ami if ttl.be contemptible
by his too anxious peauriooani se, the other in much
mora contemptible by his ostentations squandering.
lt is ilii *,.*_,rt of swagger which, though confined to
a small minority, has fastened s reproach npon the
name ..mern an in Europe, aad which hasencotu
anc,| landlords tn make mit Mils l"r Au erii an* OB B
seale wbieh be dare nol adopt with others, tneed
hardly add that what I have auld above, about tol
crating overchargee, does no. apply wh_gs lerlous
impoeitioa is attempted. Bee am I writing fur
landlordo. I edmil that tl"' guest's omission to
scrutinise lulls encourages tbe landlord in loom
1'i.L tn es. Bnt tim evil cannot go too far without
producing (te own cure, norla there any lear that
tiie race of screws will die ont. Thors will
el ways be enough of them to exercises wholesome
pressure on the innkeeping mind, and aa there ia e
reason for everything, that may be the reason why
tbe | were i weted.
VV"1T.|i-ltl HMM totem I ?
'I in-nthcr pi.int un which Baedeker overdoes the
matter is his extreme solicitude that, his protege
shuni,I du ami nco everything that can ?>?? liom?
in),1 seen within I e district ue is mi-reying, and
within each hutu nf tbe twenty-four parcelled out
to him fur the inn poae. ha i be t ompiler of s guide?
book, toe Industrious Baedeker himself i* quits
right. Be hue a duty lo his public, ami he must
leave no inch uf -.Timni 1 uni ravel .cl, un ji
view ol' hill ni' L'l a, ur ii iiini'ii t i. Mit-il. lint thc trav?
eller who toils nfter him i.s imf himself a uni ic.
imr iiuilt-r anv other obligation than tn make -nih
usc ul hi* time us will hest fulfil his objc t ni
coming aluna,l. < inrioeity is strong i nongfa td itseli
it, --t uni!.tte tin- energies "f the yoong travellm
withoot having a dig ia Ibe aide from Baedeker al
every step. And must men hit so coBltitrted that
the nnmber <>f diatinet Impressions of wholly new
objects tiny can retain is Baited, Almost every?
body tit tirst tries tn sc, toe much After ii nine be
persuades bisssell that a ba clear notions an
better than many confused lils. Ami if lie is
seeking not so mm h a diversified knowledge of
all tl.bjects nt iu tores, ob tiu> Coatiaeal a*
healthful reoroatioa, he will and by thinking that
tba whola panorama of the (Iberland is worth lem
tn lum than serenity of mind. He can probably
(?mulline a view ut tlie JnagfraB willi a taieliil at
tention to his own mental composure j bal if bs
have tu sacrifice either, be will let the ewmntaln go
and preserre hi* tranquillity uf temper.
I will nut dwell mi this; everybody can make his
rciicetinns for himself, end I shrink from the
danger of hoi outing didactic
A OUMFBB AT bikdbkbh.
A specimen or two of mir eather*! easton
morality may he given; relating to this end other
topics indiscriminately, The moot fervent disciple
ut the ,"pi.-.tillie Baedeker will hanlly?unless bs
ne a Uerman like his master?regrel the hour be
gives t" in* dinner and his cigar. We may not
like the table d'hote system, bnt whore ls the
American who wmiM have been eepanle of
solemnly t> liing bia reai erst bs Baedeker does more
than once, tbat there ur.- circumstances in which
it cannot bi dispensed with, though nol In general
to be recommended, inasmuch a* ii caases a loos ol
time ami costs ile .i T I have nut a good many
Germans si s f<????i many laities d'hote, 1 can't
remember tbat any of them seemed to be losing
their tiiuc. In mentioning a certain hotel,
Baedeker adds: "Many Americai -." Whether
thi-i*. meant as an eulogy oi a warning i* aol **?'
cleat a* 11 j i ? *? l ? t be wished; ht ns hope tbe former,
for politeness* sake. lt I commended this hotel
where I sm stay ing t" my countrymen on the
ground thal noOermans come here,] am sure II,
Baedeker would think ma um iv il. Tothe ladies
ai least, be ia courteous iu a marked degree, foi we'
gre '."hi that wherees a nan by bin eelf can
u snagc in nnj sort of an Inn, be wbo true',* with
c.! - in his coin pani must cl.bo one of tbe best
hotels. Bo innicr the head ol expense, we learn
that "a traveller who does not economize too closely
mut tu)', expect to jilt nil with lem than twenty?
iii, trance a day (a limit which be suet be a Ger?
man imt to exceei), end thal the expend! nm for
women nnd childrea will not be less; oar, their
companionship gives rise to expenses winch fore
lone man would he luxury.11 This is very moderately
nut. 1 should compute thal tbe society of a lady
wonld cou-dderablf inure than double ono's cx
.. as it loee one's enjoyments. The English, 1
am happy i" say, -ill keen their rank with the
prudent I'.i 'li ker ns types ol self-indulgence
For bis own part, and writing as be does primarily I j
tor hlsown belovfd Teat ons, he bri given In* at
teutipn ciiieily tu hotels ol the lem expeneivi sort;
fur thew latter, In his judgment, suit the pedestrian
better than three of the first rank, iu which the
beat bedrooms ure reserved for the English, He
athis tu tin- English, familial- and foreigners who | |
travel with their carriage; a qualification which
has an antique flavor abom ii. In these days, not
one Inathensand of the must aristocratic travel?
lers takes his carriage about with linn.
Hi., remalli ilia! Hwitxerland has the best hotels
in tin- world is craftily qnalified with a perhaps.
There imi*i lie partaof this globe which the ncr- | \
petually Itinerant Baedeki r ha* not jct found time
tn v i ii : Central Africa, for example; uni to speak
of New-Tork. where two ur three of "the beet
Imti l, in the wi iii) " arc tu in* fun mi; conducted on
tlie European plan.
Ili'T. lats ANO I ll ll. KIT Pl li*.
[n Switzerland, ai el bwhere, there ere good inns
iimi al*" h.ul; ami the bad outnumber the good,
while ile- majority nV serra neither s boleeale Braise
dot wholesale oondeinnation, Romeof the I
and most renowned aro among the mool lenity i bs
at Interlaken Herc ni I it mi va tin re are all sorta,
ami ai least two nf those which stood highest live
.var* au"' ere now second rate; in tact, if nol .vd
in repute. A; Chamounix, ai Zermatt, and else*
w iu re, the travelle. wbo seeks one of the bouses of
hist rank, will timi himself ai ilu- mercy of a
monopolist,and fare well <>r ill according to the
m.i of his master. Should be remonstrate. he
nill long remember the smile of calm inperiority
willi wini li lu* complaints arc met. Ti i ci cn these
despots aro tin- slaves of s higher powei ; If it be
quite true, as the indignant Baedeker roundly bb
i 11*. that Bu lei hotel keepers are absolutely ai tin?
men v of guides, courters, gad the owners and
drivers of carriages and ca i.s. The lunn hie servant
of Um _.iii'i<. in any case, avenges himself only too
often mi In* anon-ending '* guest "; nay. nu him abo
w.'iilti gladly become sn and cannot. Tears ago 1
i iw a lordly proprietor torn Itrom his door an Eng?
lish family who tonghi repose beneath what the
French call his hospitable roof, Tbe chief di the
family stormed, end 1 em afraid swore a little, ?? I
telegraphed you fur rooms,**1 exclaimed he. "dh."
responded the Swim Boniface languidly, " we long
suit- seeped lo pay any attention to telegrams."
" Bat yoe answered my U \, -.Tam and promised the
root i ? 1 ordered," retorted the Briton, producing the
dispatch. Boniface looked at tbs document, re?
turned lt, nml rejoined; " Tee, bul I hgv. no rooms,"
ami without lottbei explanation withdraw from
tin-1 luiii'.iviT'... I sapporo thal Englishman slept
somewhere thud night, bal lt certainly wno noi In
the Hotel Victoria. I saw afterward a pile of ti le
grams vi huh this phlegmatic Swim lOenaan Bu .*-.
,.t ih'-y meetly arel hail nut oren opened. "Qm
vuitifia-vmisT" quoth lm, iu bia etixed waning of
speech, "my booie will univ hold ? determined
number, ami the i* full." O, W, m.
" C 'ii*ii t-:i: i."_ ts-**?Behool bo] (1h|iI in)?"Let'fi
i'iu'n nagbfi ought, Twlee eagat's ought,
li.r e i'u.'i t. uk li I?-uh, li i un I he eutiiutUiug?click lt tit, un
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jiu: HEW i'K!.v. ir mi:, i* iky.
m. POST'S Ai:ni;t?i- . ta*k?eui: tl ilk OP H. dm
Till LIMY gr. lilt All!!-:?Ml* r.'i.Mll: S|:l;V|l*l*S
OLtMIO rnii.'isDi'iiv ina vi viiki r ii.\!:i)i v
AM INLAID lg RT AM ? M. si;,I CARROT AM) III
IllAII.Y UK 1 I KU HA!.."?LM'.i: , Ml M OK III
lui Hitor* DRORXKa,
[raoa rna taouiia cutt gosmaar np tiik rnmrvi
Panie, sept. 24,?vTe bare traToreed tbs edi
which I '.vain- tl you was fa*( OOmingOO, a?iiti*t t1
reiterated ami optimist prodiotioos of El
limn ai .I 11., iel,iitu jilt, wbieh backed Ih
luck ol M. tl" Freycinet. If. Jul's li
did nol fiml it essy to form a Csbm
>?'": "tiatinns with mi'inhcrs t.f li I li lilli*,
c ip iMe nf defending themselves and their colli sgu<
mihe tribune wort tory difficult. Tiny A\A bc
like tu risk playiog themselves ont in i Cabin*
which, tlmuirli it would presum iiiiy enjoy tbs ooofl
donee of tbe Cbember, could n il he ? long-lired om
nm trnaob m thal body must, at the end nf th
next scorion, be Iteelf dissolved, M. Cbellemel Ls
oonr, wbo was wanted fur tbs Department of I'm
sign AJE-in, bad a ('"ml even ic. Tbe Qneen of Ens
land did nol like tooee rotation i runs of French Am
baaaadon springing un at racy sheri interval!
ground ber, ll" sleo had been violent!]
attacked bj Mr. o'D innell ami tbe ultra Catholics
ai il be w,intel to prove tbal bc bad been calumniated
and i" nuke durable friendships wit ii Lng] .-h polii
uni men of standing, The Mani i)s de N
?brank from ezehaoging bis Embassy el Boms foi
n slippery portfolio. Driven Into a corner bj M
Jule* Kern, he pleaded that be owe I debt, in Peril
to tbe amount of 500.000 france, sud that bis cred
[ton would be down upon hun were be to ri met
bore. At his wt*' tun to think of a Minister
tbs t'lime of Ilirtlieleiny Sf. Hilaire lla*hei
across If, Julee Perry's brain, .V happy though)
it was. .inui.. Inui ootna to thc worst, ami tin
means wera found to mend them, Under the dr
eumstencee Ibero emil,l not he a letter choice,
i iiiiLvi'i ii ok un; BBW mi \ is i in.
Bertbelemy st. Hilaire is not eueeeptlbleof peel?
ing for a mero tool of Gambetta, ur le anv measure
ss bli Instrument) be la not susceptible of being
dented or intoxicated by office, ur bf tho incense
of Battery wbich ibe Nuncio, the Catholic dipio
mets and Tut nain will swiag before hun; be ii
jealous of his honor and dignity, and withal modest
iiul a slave tn duty; his experience in thctii-nt
inint of great affair, of Stale is OSteamTOI
he is a patriot, but no chnnr'nt ; ho looks BOOB
other States with the eye of a .aire, a ?talesmsn
sud one Tened in the classic literature of ancient
and modem peoples; end nobody, eyes in had faith,
can protend tbat hts rise to tbe high post be bow
occupies la a menace to Qermaar. Biemarok luis
DO mote sincere admirer than ISnrtlicleiuy St. Hi?
laire; the Gonaeoo-Anetrlnn alliance has uo wanner
partisan.
ihe a*!vu) of this plain, good man, al?
len il.us'innis Havant ami BOCO BB ali shod
sebohtr, te office, is the Miloo, event
of tin* ilav. He has boee working Quietly in
bureaus of tbe Senate nrul in bieetndy since he re?
tired, with his friend, M. Thiers, fmm the Prom*
doney of VereeiDeo. His tastes have nothing la
them of self-seeking egotism, they lead him to
work for tbe attainment of high ends amt of gen?
eral Interest. He does not run after glory nor caro
about it perticularly, bul luis won uaiTersa] esteem
anti is a power, through hi. tranquil activity dbd
perfect trnthfnlnees, ol tbs Chamber in which he
?itaeaeperpetual member. There is sn maeh in?
ternal veins in thu mau that, how?
ever indifferent to renown, he could not fail
tn win celebrity. To hie modest end peraerering
labona! -renaillee, es tbefeetotom oflLThietes
tn his probity anil tim confidence ii Inspired, the vic
lury ul ihe Republic OTer bet enemies in the Ass.ni
blyistobe,inagroal measure,aacribed. lam ile
liithted that If. Barthelemy st. Hilaire is agata to
tbe forefront ol the Government, and thal be is in
tbe Ministry fur Foreign Ail ms. A rerj u__ly
scramble, by tbe merest intrigm ta was beiog made
there, under the outgoing .Ministry, fur diplo?
matic posts, li. Barthelemy fit, Hilaire bolds
in horror those greedy aud corrupt plaoe-hnnten
wbo now ..lock np tbe approaches to erery Ifiuie
AV fXIVID IT BUG BKXVAKT,
Although tba new titular tor tbe Foreign Allans
1 ii-niiri tuen! never before 1.1 s portfolio tte is at
the Qua! d.Onay no fresh man. He was habituated
to the traneaetion ol fitate efrain of major Impor?
tance under M. rhiere, of whom he was the ennaid
?eorotary. AGreel Hnpuid be waa also in l*is,
when bs wa* the Secretary of the Provis?
ional Government, ami again when he
was ihe rtghl band of Victor Couria.
lt.e palm of If. Barthelemy St. Hilaire does not
itch fur t.i_.ii tyers" money. I expect to hear that be
will devote the eatery be draws as Minis! >r to some
milk ,'t public uliii! v. It comes tn 00,000 fran, | a
tear, not including what are known a- fftiiit ..? ri-)i
?:i')n?Mt expenses nf hospitality.
TI1K HISlultY "I" V -IVI. s-.MV.
M Barthelemy Bt. Hilain is s stoic "f bo sntique
could. He wi'* to bare been, Uk- Maroo si. lhi ,n-e.
i page of the Empress Maria Louisa. Betas the
Tiiniif broke down and ho wno left st aa early
Iga a fm! uncle** orphan, lie tried tho hard
" ni of poyei tv Instead. His strength of eh ira ter
kiding, tins ro ul en ibb d him to eecend ; i sublime
leigbts ni philosophy end wisdom 1 be climate of
be gleeier eulted him, ead its tunic sciioo placed
dm sboTe the temptations of wealth. To he ? true
oct one should lead s poetic life; to atr mi to the
crone altitudes of philosophy one should lira bo
ording to philosophical prece; -.
M. Barthelemy St. Hilain is an Evolutionist a*
ippoeod to revoliitionisls. Hut lie eel mn In bis
areei in rerj Reyolntionary society?that of
lulus ami Blenqui, in thc "'Aile l,.i el le Ciel
'Anitra" Society. He was then au
ilerk ia the Finance Ministrr, which be entered
nun a lyceum, into w hicb, l*\ a timmi, s icbolsrohip,
ie effected an cut tain". Bchoelcher, the abolition
-t, waaanother member of this club, wbieh was en
ic ii t one, i lien were common trans of charm t"i
ii tbe four men, __.ll ot them bad the stuff ol heroes,
mi Hail ne'en iv St, Hilaire was the mool inriiriou-,
,nd loved literatim snd pbiloaophi the best. Re
int fortituds euougb lo heir two score yens
if uniil ism.ii.:?:.t. like I> ami i ; lui! lu?
nn! the _,r"tul sense i" we that be
i,ul.I oe nf more use st liberty than
n captivity. A sacrifice he made to his principle*!
rae voluntary rctin mont from the Collette ol Frai c i
n dire poverty rather than awear allegiance to
lapoleon III. From Its professor's bbair be de
,'?!,.ld tn a hu le matket garden his a bole estate
-and there supported a helpless tel tuc with the
thur ol in* hauls uniil he wa* ahle in obtain
Henry employment. He is nou in ralative opu
ince. Vietor Coorin bequeatbed him a lump of
mney and his library, aud a* s life Benator bs
raws 28 Innes a dav limit thc TtestOTJ,
AI'IsltiTl.i: AM) AslAUAi'.t S.
one nf the meet deUc-OM pagesLamertiae eret
rule was an a icounl Of a vuit pm! In the translator
l bristol if, w im ls univ obie! at the Foreign Offlce,
hen he liv.-tl in his market- garden, lt wa* near
leanx The learned gardener was up at innrieeto
iieiui tu hts regetablee, ami mi Bsarkel days in sdi
icm. Hs lived in a shaiiiy ni tim middle nf Ins little
roperty, round winch ho bed tralaed lowan foi
it-th?lec'.iition "f the crippled arin! who bod bena ?
mthcr to linn. Brarytblng was kept _
dutiful oilier, timi tho rough deal -.helves
iM.ie senk limier the weigh! of hooks,
Inch were Ins only wealth. HotMOhbld work he
ttended to as well oe be eonld, end according lo
ie weather drew the old lady out tor en airiag.or
?.?ul to her nome work of Galilean piety. He then
i-i..uk lim*'il to bis beloved gristol lc, the traae
iiion ol which be bed boobs time before begun,
ii- ut hs occupations was translating Seuacnt
, lim., in the "hi latly. When she died thepbiloso*
lui returnc'l i" i'-nis. M. Tbien opened bis house
i bim, and M. m. Hilaire "it. ti sTalled bimsell nf
i- in ipi table tallie, laking erne, however, to randi r
iiul mt vice* in rei tn h. He get iu tbe Constituent am!
i iln- \ i reallies Assembly, ami is now a mae in he
Minti tl w ah in thc Senate, where he represents
bb neb hoi moderate Republicanism, lins note*
uiii.v personage Ls lereoty-rix yeera old, bul oreel.
nigh mni acme. Ills i,cati is high ami square and
is teal iii-s arc angular a Ithoul sharpness, i ney ex
rose great Brmnem of purpose ami composure,
bore ts something ol Washington, bul without hm
? li-cuiiMT"iis expression, in the outline oi the lace,
Huh is inuie granitic .uni mine nasrivs
baa that of tbe Arel United OteteePrerideul M.
ct iln 1'Tnv Ht. Hilaire bet a beautiful smile
i icumuli,ni for reined (Meads whom hu
uddonly nu ole. The stum i.n. ? i..,i,, * up ail over.
A midden burst, of Mg OO g wintry day ts BOl I ?
di ligbtfaL
tiik nkw naram on n gg
M. Kutti Onraotianother new If Inlster, was t.,m
whee th" St. Bimmlens bnd ell turned tbeir ern
lowood the Kari ta seerebof IfaoEtereal Mother,
His father bel,nigel to theil Mri W - n E
Hop Hassal and mom ,
li'.tuii he betook bte_nrif te ilrieetal Uteratare, ssw
nave Ibo eenie ol Badi to kn eon, M i I i j
is bia grandfather's grandoon ead his lathei'i
son. ami honorable ami wei! odaeoted
but not .1 pine.,ix. Ills to g
tive (!i*ri'isiiiriti, anil witiiout tht family tradi?
tion and the political ventum ground il smnr >l lum
be would be oonati*u a nullity, in punuaiiee with
this tradition he became an engineer, oed ls now
Mm,-rei- ni PoMm Works. Hi* wTfs it t ci, r
ivtiuian, chatty, keeto, well inforaaed, asxioui io
pie ' , u J -. ' a.fu, ii, ,n ikmg I,, i . . ,
ni loewi . Bl ?? i- active lu ?
ami in Keeping his name before toe public, and . ? ,
mimea attending en officia reception. I here is no
mute insatiable reader c rorkaofflci
t ila or my other eoonlry. She -, .. - i .uiuii
witta fluency, and v n lc appreciating George
Eliot, delights In Mi-* ii. sod n and Ouid i, ii
they carry ber rapidly elong. Herfath i rsa fia*
poul White, tbe traneleu i <<( Btuan Milt's
mi" Pi.h Mad ame Badi Carnot ia the m ul., i of
foul giris, one ol whom ii nearly grows sp, il r
engagements do not hinder her Ire ., fat*
tending tu her edueal loo,
TU. 1 .lil KN HI I'. Ml Kl!,
devy .lid l,ni, while the c.i.i, la*l-I. si: fur
i; it. h.-.t.i, imr tlnl (..mille,; i -eek foran Inter*
v.cw witii bim. Thc President ri the Chea
i.er h.14 boee V'l-n!' itly attaeked by thr.,
of Si. ic Prayeiui I, whom they tboee*bl eould
? il'ct whetJulei Bimon tailed to do in tbe Donate,
i peotatioo to illosory. D Freycinet aaa aerec
become thee ntral figure of a pfatfona. Heh
? - ring power, tbe amgnetiem, the e_roog, t _*?
reaebing rowe, tbs genius mqutolte. His beslth ie
inui, ai tl a dieeaeed livern ml ?!-':.im nusjapri
Offiee puffed him un. His fatuity showed*thal
soul was not on a nar with his Intellect, windin
clear, incisive, flexible end nady, but, like his di
sob, oa a small pattera. He eaOeavomd to mt
up a euarra! in the Cabtaei ee
the DuleigUO a.lair so M to i
mi a loreign question?a bich would h ivs Indiroel ly
icc,in il on Gambetta, lms wes put a stop to by
Conetena, the .Mm. .i.r of tbe Interior, p niling inn
to the decrees.
For good or evil tia* decrees will bs executed
against the unauthorised congregations.
ferry, tbe bow Premier, ia boatileto the Kliiii
olden, and bsppy to obey the eemmands of the
Chamber in reteroace to them, lb* leaves Cee^t
ami Constans to deal with them. M. BJaitbeleiay
St. Hilaire would, if bo eonld, asl ep ?
Qallican Cbnrob virtue ly independent nf Hum**.
Ho hates ibo Olden us toes ol libertj i i
light ead an element ol danger to the Btate. I.m
Jesuits be ic>.'..r!s from a Turi Royal lat stand
point, for hie esriteel lunn of rd,ir,mi* faith was
jaii-.eni.vt Uatbolictom. Ha would aol eboiirii tue
secular clergy, bnt enliehten tliem. Talking .i
me about them, be mid they were Ignorant end
would ne inoffensive a rn ir not !ur the binhoue.
who are a! the heck ami call of divan of the
mtier*. Tba seealar prieeie sre often bumpkiao
win. outer Hie Church to escape itu conscription,
rn i
BAILWAT INTERESTS,
THE MI>MS*ll]'l AMI OHIO BOAR
IiiciuioM), Va.. Oct. lt;.?a mooting of ia*
fliietitial oulseneol BUcBmood, LyuciAiurg. PatetBUntg,
gorfolk, a t.J other etttes wis brM hen teeny inonu
sider tee hoot nsesaies ta in- adopted to Became peet
p .Lenient of tue sale nf iii .Warnie, .*iii*-L*..ipi>i and
"!i " Kilimal on Vovsmbsr 2,nader au order of tl.e
Hailed Bta.cs Cneurt Conn, After dlsengeton aserisi
of re*o ii'i'iiis wee a satmoosly adopted, prov_diag:
/ res' ?l'liat a cniniiutlee nt Vee hf itlni.ii'it il. <ni)
tm ii.-,eli ol tile ci tie., ol Kier,:,ni,,il, Sui:,,),. I
Univ ami L. aobburg, nm' ona wbo li nut in Ti a ci u a.
hu: wini i-i ii itockbolder in ihe Atlantic, ?; -? i
anti (ilnu Badroed; tam tbe oemmitlee lay bel
i iiiiiie i- "i ii,,- cu,-, a plan !??: upplyiog tn tn ? I'. I
si nc i ueiiii c.nut fir an ex i naioo nf me Bate ot iii.
-alt-"! be railroad fer Bin ty nay*.
Sin,mi-Tbal Hie i ni lites recommend thal tbs
('?ni neil* "? rle- cit ie* mentioned n ike, aa a part of their
appllc itinn fm 'the e\'c;i*'"i "I tune, a COBinCl With
-nen ihiuvi.iiinl.* is sit iii coo traci (ur the purpoes lu
M.iv. e .ii'11; i".i iiji ni tneir paying int.. tin- cain, a' tin)
cX|iiratli)H of tie lime nf evL titiuii. Iii'- -uti "I gSOO.OOOt
witb a sn irantee "f the pa) men! rn full ol tuc pic . ut
outataniiiog Indebtedeen uu the Intenet acoouot nt ibo
t clIll'llllV.
Tiiint -That the committee shalt alao confer with tho
Governor. Axivrney-Oeoeral ami Board nf Public Wort.*
nt Vir.iiiin. salt iiietr aid ni.I cooperation, and nrse upon
tbam the parameuat uaportauee ul aa egon to mya tn
the Comaum wealth, ber cltteo sad her et:/ ne, i -
property, tao eeormoo of wnieh ls a threat of tbe aesc
luture.
ii., meelina adjourn ed until the 33d inst., t-; nsrivt
tin* ic| ort ol th,; ithoTCTueuiiuuc-i coiuinit,ee.
s l ? INi. THE MlClllQ-iM BOCTHEHN.
Dbtboit, Oet, lu.?'l'lie mit of the people
i t.i Mtehigaa Boothera Ballned Osmpaaywss
argaed mi idati sf law ia toe trayns Oreen conn :-..i
morning. .
In thia ease ibe State of Michigan sn . in recover tho
.milli i : 1 pt r cut ii'mn eu, U
portion ut ?? i o'Mapeay*- capital end le a- mwaeeeta*
ally employed In thu Btata, I' i* eb-lssed ihit Biacs
? ."ii p mv ii.,*. mni'v -il ??'>. nun. ni rn ,,: Haiti 4
Btatea ci i itoebaadg4.000.000of il* lom* ia Mi bi?
ran, aiul ii.ti* n iver reported t., tue Auditor 0 ii.-t ii fur
!i\' c; tiiili inc ve.irlv lax ni the BUOVS alli, lu: - I
*. "in.,n. i damagn lui oy tbe people sn
11.000.000
.vit'Tii'-i Oeneral Kirchner and Professor C. A. Kent
appear for tbe Btate, aad Aahlej rmi I sad I W. theta*
tlauiih lur the comp mv.
A MEXICAH ENTERPRISE ORGANIZED.
Dlnvki:. Cul., oct. li!.?Au ofBcial copy of
the railway seassss-su roeeelly craated by Un kl i
i i.'Vt iTimetit to a conipnuy sathorised to bs lur r
Messn I'ntiter endBalllvea,hm red. ced the
Mexican gsttoael < Irastruetton 0 trnpsey ':.,* ts n ergs i
iBld lintier th" law. nf Colorado to muk the ciuii.ri.
re i'm t;aet i. .ur the eoastraet-oa rn idghl yeera af
1.300 B-llea af Barrow gaage railroad, withs Mearapi
fi-t'in tue titi ul Mc x tc.i tu r lief mn tier of the 1 Itt .; - ,
and to tbe Pacitti Ocean in coo?ldentiuu ol ai
mi bstdy ave raving f 10,000 un mi e. rhe c. ?
of ihe lue la already aceepti il, a it 1,000 men and 5,000
tuns of -ted ia la c. ii '? i" i "t.i'ic i fur tbe work, lae
company baa one ol i*? - iii ----- at Colorado Bpriags.and
ni"' a the City of Mexico. I'be principal nthce Mill.ie
In New-Yon. lu snbscriptton of g4.0il0.000, msde up
.iii'i'tiv ii-iici.ii raiunr upon tbe cotidltiea of
?fiTiriu. iln- en; ei -Minn, vi iii now be eal lsd ap by tue
i i a Construction Company ta nutataieBts regain I io
tin the work.
rn
THE Hill E EC OED.
Ill WY LOM AT DOVER, N*. J.
D.ivr.it, N. J-. tht. lt..?A lire to-iby in the
__uine?e portion ot Dover destroyed aearlj i luck of
stone ead dwriiiaga The tosslsevei 150,000.
lt ,* supposed ihat Ihe Urn was canst tl hy t W SXpto*
slea ot e lamp la the hera et K. Ueeeleyg -tin, whu-o
store anti ham vvere enlii'cli SOnoU-BOd. Ile BOOBS B M
slao badly daasaged, Belley*i Betel was Mvedbythe
i ff ats of tho tlrti'iif n. altin.ui-Ti lt wan lia-ily ii jurd hy
tire un I w ati-r. li'tli" ' -a-lwiir.l the tire tlc-I itu . il the
barnett etore ol A. Tavloi A. r* s, N - k unborv's
etitblegatonead bullee, Jobn glcktes** verla ? t naed
bonae, William Jarvis** im muire iton aad bouae, tbe
Hepublit in club'* beadoirirter- sads tsaem st-BesaSj
all In one block, owned BJ Meier Georgs Lit hat il-aud
Jaine* ll. IMmpsOB.
oran nw
l.i.D Hank. IS. J., Oct l<-.-Thr.4' bin
li uti* mi thc Littleton Lloyd's place, at -.milliner.
Wen Best-eyed by Ure la*t night, together wllb lid t 'it
ol hay, va.ucl et 888 pr iee. T.'ie total lem sxsesde
.ri;.ono Tbe Sta la aapposed te hara beeu sesMeatally
0 ii-, <l hi tramps! who hail slept lu one of thc buildiui.*.
M.ut-i.van, N. J? Oct. 10.?The finest
?rm vi inch have been Beehreytag valuable Hmegg laudi
in bi Maetoen and leutb Amhss/aro reportea usMhw
gals ' 'I this uiornniit hy the showers ttiat tell during the
iii_rlit. I tie eaSBBge ls raeteashf eatun-tett from t-lO.OOO;
tu >1 .'i. ODO. Most ol Ibe vitniili ucl waa lial I tlc e.lc.ied'
bj Un las! -Sll
UNII BBS Al.isi < o.. V RATION.
l'li'uilLlMMK OF 111- Tllll-.i: DAVs' fekRVlCKd 1_I__g
WK Kg.
Tin* Aniniiil t'onviMition of thi- d(>nomin*?.
Hun lake, mutta ou Wcilnesilay. ihelWtb Inak.at lloila
?ou. ti i? a leeeeeaatattve ihhIv, bfiiitr cmipaTiea o'
emMM ii I _0_seted lg Vie sevsrel S:ate CouyenUonS.
Ttie prograaaas af uer.teer, t* o* fo;iow_i
Al U a. ut. ou Weiluiis-tty inoriilini. PfeflBBI Meettngv
ftiiiliictcl hy tho Kev. V. Vi. romlliiiiOUi Comiauniua,
Berv.ce, presUr* ever '?') UH liev. Mtwn. A. a. l^aerg)
ami A.'iiuiiiiL-on; Occasional Benuon, Ibe Uetx. J. U^
(Tiaj-lii At B P ni ? h-Sgert of Hoard of Truat-ee. Kvetf
Inc-i'latl.iiui Meettag. pre.I led over by ll. NlMl -4aj
.I,?,,,' rn ti.e Kev. .-i.,*?m. ?? C. Bweeuer. U W. U1J4II0
11 1 J VI I'll i llltttll.
./tun./iiv-l'r .I*'* Meeting, ihe Kev.O. H. Willi*! Pu-it
m ,* vt fin I nu li visiiui of (be Lnwa. Kveulug? l'Uft
.? M., mc tbe K-i. Meaara. VV. IL Kvder, lltury
V, euell U'I. I Al. Alwood lins iiiceUug will he prSStS_M|
,,\ ' 1 nu li.n!. h. 11 Prescott.
. ruing- M-rii. 11-. flayer Mi .ling, the Kev. Xii 800WI
Mci uk ni 1'TH'c 1. Kvealag Bsrmss., the Kev. __. A.
M III I "I l'l'* I'
iiie i t.ivcuii.iii i-ivt-s iiri'iiusf nf being oue of Hui
largest ls lbs _i?ti'i> of ibo Jeuoimuauoit,

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