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8 THE INDUSTRIAL TIOK. EXEIBL OW THE COMPACT WAS FLOATED A MODEL PEOMOTEB." Tha IadtutrUI Exhlbitkm Ceanpaav, waicfc imrKAiitiTr uapropttiow saaaaw to 4ara toot tb fcMTflynil jw-ptww this CKy reejvd It charter fra that ImmmUI adr, 'the Xessslatsr af 1910. Th ehartor NtW ajrd tb. company Hto srthsa nl bold each teal estate a may bs nfimry, aad to Irreon sach buildings ry fa i tnsjatonsnco and earrvhag tb raalaea of exhibiting tbe prdaete, goods. rrr, and naerrheediae, snarhnsery.

tal icvtatlona, to4 ianproveenent of same, and kind, and such a art usually exhJV td fairs, snd to award sad pay exhibitors sbereia each prise aad medal, aad haaatatla is- dncUons, aa tha.r shall deea proper, asad to lease, nr ewa stall, steads, rooms, sad places is said er boiMirj. upon such terms and rxrodi- Jflnn aa tb Board of Director shall deem beat ii tateresta of a44 wmptar, and fnr the promotion af idevm, ut. ersnnierea, and bteretur, to eea-Rrort studies and rdetore geTlerle, Bad 14 exhibit ib'rln painting aad statuary of My nature aad to birr end sell eneb painting and atatoary. lad to award sac prise, for tb rretioa of ame aa such Bnard ef Ptreetov mT deem proper," sesiil granting etbrr power of a similar nature. People who professed to awar tba character and antaeedenta ef lb rblrf promoter of tba enter' art, did not hesitate to sssert that tba ebtaintog if tit Ui ehsrter waa but.

ths entering wedge la a IgantJe arbema of plunder, and that tt Industrial pom pony were not likely to rest setianed until they should bare obtained still fnrtber and mora valoeblo srivileges. Thai vies proved a eorrert one, for at be last session of Legislature tb company, br lint of tndefatlcaK got aa act passed authorising the City aa loan them Tbla lira little plum all their effort bar sines beea lireeted toward extracting Irem Joe City Treasury, with wbat reenlt tb mt t'on of tb Board of A Militant aJdertara and Mayor Bavemeyer nail determitio. Tba individual wbo enelueered the measar knd to whom, la fact, la to bo attributed the credit ft dtoradlt of being the eblef angiaa-Inr cr promoter of tba Industrial Exhibition. Company la a Mr. VrMurdy.

It not tba flrat pub-Ua enterpriee to tba promotion of wbleb that era HI genfleman baa devoted hi talent, aad. perbapa. a brief history of tb ei with which he waa ardmineatly identlued befora bo went into tba lo- laitxial Xxhrbirion buniaea may not pror entirely wlthmit Interest to oar eiticens, wboae repreent- Hre ar bow inrltod to place two million and a half ef the tax-payer' money at bi disposal. Tb Farmer' and Mecbanlea' Life Inarane Com pany was organized la 1PS9, rested floe offloee in Wall afreet, aad bunt upon tba publio la a perfect bias of glory. The list of Directors contained tha names of geatleaMB whoso standing la tba Inaodal world waa undoubted aad character for commercial probity nntmpeacbabl and It may be remarked Si at UcMurdj' talent for obtaining respectable fig.

rr-bead to lead eoanteaaaea to bis dubious aebemea would appear Bot to har deserted him; aa bla soot la that respect, so far aa tb Industrial ZxhibiUoB Company la eanoernod, conchisirely Nothing waa left andon) by tb bow lnaur- enmpaay, la tba way of lariab and xpen. sirs adrertlslng, to achiere success, tb newspapers, secular and rellctoua, being filled with dactire ad. nrtlsements, calculated to make tb vasopbisti. cated Insurer belieT that patronising fb Farmers' aad Mechanics' be would render certain tba financial prosperity ef btmaelf la tbla world, and tba af hja family when should depart to the next. Certain prophets ef enl shook their bead, aad predicted disaster.

Bat there waa capital asucb betwseu tb eorapoay aad disaster, aad coo-awqaeatly tba end did not com aa aooa aa predicted by tb eroakr "WTicn It did come. It Justified aa lasaranea Journal la writiag tb biruary of tba company ta thee terms The list of actira la-aavanea swindle baa been rsdnced by an la 'he aster and boneloaa eollaps ef tb Farmer' and Mechanics' Insurance Company, of I TTbea tb affairs of tb exploded company earns ta examined, a state things waa revealed which proved with peri cot cl earner that It bad bean sturt- by schemers, aad throughout road acted to ruin by aeeomplisbsd swindlers. It waa found that 979 af tb policies Issued were what la known la lasmranoa etrelea a dummies," and that tboe policies entered tb amount of 1970,000. Tb check-boli skewed titt McMarxJy bad draw from tha tb bandsotne snm of TL Tbes Checks war drawn aa fnr advance, but not unfre-jumtlT evaa that fnrmalirf was dispensed with. The history mid tste of tie Farmers' aad Mechanics' Insurance CKunpanr is pregnant with anggea-tlnna to the people of Xew-YnrkT who ar now in.

-vtted -to place two milriona and a naif of their money under tb initial control of tba individual who jnantpnlated that concern. Of course, MeMardy baa not oatenmbly tb control ef tb alTairs of tb 'IndnstTial FxhiMtion Company. That would not do. There are plenty ef ''honorable men in tb etrection. Not among these, however, can be classed pornelina Corson ami Alexander Frear.

wboae walk known names, when flrat the prospectus of the mnranv was ptthilabed, appeared prominentlT in the bat of Directors. Jo ail af those, cither, wb have lest the la. flnenca of their names to tb enterprise arabelicrrer la it success. At a meeting tb Director and promoter, held December, at tb St. Jamea JioieL Mr.

Alexander Divea threw cold water oa he whole project, and snproased tb conviction that it was destAsved to Throve a completa failure. At tb -same meetins: Mr. KrsKtra Brooks, while heartily ap-' pmving of the enterprise, aad expressing bis entire willingness sdvrwate it in his capacity aa a Jour, let it be naderstood unmistakably that he did -not propos to riek any money ths project. In deed nothing ran be more certain that unices tb City goes into tb show business and builds an Industrial exhibition it nevxr will built, Tbe book ef tb Ctoripsny for the sale ef bonds have now been open considerable time, bat the citlseus hare uaaeoount. ably failed to receenia the eligibility of tb investment.

It is stated on good authority that sU tba ju "i ei i.l -bolder In tb immediate vicinity Of the i liulldlnes wbicb tbe company propose to erect are violently opposed to the enterprise, aad ta fact bestltate to denounce tbe whole afiatr aa an un-iti rated ewindl. They any that tba if ebtained will only prove tb lneb which, when ob- eained, tha ladnstrlal Company will immediately and persiBtently cry for mor. It la further arge br tbe oppoaeata of the subsidy, tba to in cress tbe det of tbe ciry aa taia aaouieali ta aid of any soi-n scaemue woeai sat sumcsuty iiaugn in ins lds rntere en ear prosen naouiue, a fatal mistake. VIEWS OF XATOm HATVJtXTXR. Tbe passage of tbe reaolution aotborisiag tbe baa of City bond amounting to feSOtOOa, led tbe Mayer, yeaterday.

to bave tbe law (chapter 784) on the anbjert examined. Tbe Mayer aabssnwently decided that he bad no power to veto the reaofotjaa, aa tbe statute waa saaadatory. Tbe saw, which waa ektnfully drstod. prorida that, after a concurrent wot la favor ef tbe resolution, tb Controller shall lasne tbe bonds. Tbla fact ta said to bare beea known to tbe wb saccssdsd in gertiag the Alder, men to vote for the measnr.

Tburtow WeeaV, wb was named a ne ef ta Dinctora af tbe company, catlcd apoa the Mayar jiaaiiday, and aaid it waa aa tpTicrfane thne te apply for msney from tbe Crtr. disavewad, it la ssid, any reeponai htUty for tba) i application fin? tb loan. Mr. Robert I Kennedy, Daniel Farriab, Joseph OgdeaV Bobert Millar, Gesw trick Jonoa, and etaer sjmniant ebaaana ar re. rerted to be advorae to pledging tb credit of tbe City for tbe purpose.

3- rxxsoirjix. Capt. 11. A. Fogerty, ef tbe stcam-brp Tork-1 ebirsk la at tbe 8a.

Gwrsasia HotoL OoL H. Ware, ef Boston P. Tabb, ef Tbrcgg'a yck. and J.M- Mnrdock. ef Vasabsarrs, ar at tb WrncbeawHoeae.

CdL Welsh, ef Chicago, aad: J. Townacad, ef Fast Bareaxare at tbe Alhersaari HetoL Major B. Carpenter, Lockpert i at the Ceeamaa Bane. Gen. O.

E. Babeock, of WaaUagtoa, Gea. Goorg "vT- Bead, ef Termont Dr. H. O.

Stoae, ef 5aKn O. H. SaUtb, ef Geneva Carl Schurs, 1 S. I-oJs i Kajer J. V.

Kaapp, Anbnra B. VrtaalsW, BnfiaU i B. F. CnMrleb. Pan Frae- csaeo, and I.

A. Ordway, of Iteaton, are at the Fifth A venae Betol. Oca. G. r.

Est, Washlngten, at tbe 4. James BoteL peS littlcJohn, aaf Oawago, at tbe Kue- itaaBetel. Oeorr Inmia. Peaigbkeepai CoL XT. V.

CralfhiU. of tb United taje Engineer Onri rlev. J. Brown, ef lew, and K. Ksajaa.

Khude Island, ar at tb Aator Scnrer J. A. Bayard, of Delaware. at tha) Jfew-Yerk Boel. T.

Harbin, of rhUadelptU. i at the Grand CennraJ BoacL a Col. T- H- Ea-ley. and Major K. A.

aba Oaiistfnii Army, are at the Gbmbajs BovaL W. of Palartn Bridg Col. JhasBamerei Bam. J. ageota, wC Badaoa Zx-Cayr L.

Blscksieoe, and Boa. John F. Never, ef Jferwicb. Conavt Boa. B.

F. Rmitb. ef Basal i Gen. J. K.

Dteaix, Frestdcat af tbe 0yelaad, Colamtna and Ciorinnart SaUrnad. and Wm rrssirlsnt of tb Atlaartto and Great- Wesasra Xalroed, are at tbe Windsor Botol. WALL 8TSEET TOPICS. A TAT TBX roOLHrO ABKAJTaSMSST AXD TBS BAXX BILTFJI FOB CHAKGK. Wall street waa rery doll yeatcrday ao far a stock apecnlatioa waa ooaeerned, very few people earing to go ta either te bay or atS stocks nntQ tbe utlook BDore encouraging.

Tbe pooling arrange. meat ef tbe banks, which la te come am ead tbla week. Is now being most thoroughly discussed, tbe general belief being that a oa a it discontinued a' number of tbe weaker banks will be forced to ruepead. TThOe tbe weaker institu-tione await I tbe dlseontlaaanoa ef tbe pooling nrraagement wi'h apprebenstoa, tbe backs with UrmJ capital aad' el a eoneervsirv nature beUer that their business win be in creased, and that tbe trouble will really mare to their benefit. One ef tb most Important nnnoirncementa in the street yesterday waa that a panic on tbe Bears la Vienna waa going on, aad that tbe Govrrn- Bteot bad Interfered aettle np tb fl asocial dlfflcul tiea.

Of course this report bad a depressing infiueno anon a peculation, and the probabilities of tb Bank of England again raising tbe rate dieennnt were regarded aa anfavorable. It 1 a matter of wonder to street operators aad financier that tb pricea of securities should hare held np so well in London. when nearly every other great capital la bow In tb midst of financial disaster. There was a slight flurry In tbe Cotton Exchange jeeterdsy, owing to large sale to break tbe market, by several operators who were abort winhed to cover. There was a fall of about one-half cent, but tbe market rallied at tbe close to rery near tbe figure from which It started.

When the break took place many broker believing that it would remit serloaMy spread tbe news down town that there was a "panic In the Cotton Exchange," and there was ooojid-crable harrying about to ascertain the truth of the report. The temporary suspessioa of C. MUlmana Schmidt A Co. waa announced during the day. The firm do business at Xo.

81 'Water street, aad are in the produce export trade. A Tim 13 reporter who called at tbe offices was in formed that tbe suspension waa net of a serious na ture; that a great amount of goods and grain bad beea sent over to Europe, against which drafte were drawn i that it was ire possible to obtain money upon them, and that, consequently, it became necessary to suspend payment. firm baa had the reputa tion of doing a very extended basin cm, and their capital was not snOicjfnt to tide thorn through the present crisis. The National Broadway Bank has filed a petition in bankruptcy against- Anwm G. Phelps Dodge.

Dexter Chambers, and William J. Bunt, formerly the lumber firm of Dodge A Co. The bank bsa an unpaid claim against tha firm for about 5,004. -i ne suit is brought in conecouenoe of the failure cf the great limber combination bast Summer, and tbe consequent inability of taking rare of their engagementa, which, it waa thought at the time, could be shortly provided for. Mr.

Dodge aaid yesterday that be had beea serred with the pspers in the case, and also with the paper in similar proceedings In behalf of a Mr. Kipley, of Newark, who bsa a claim against the firm of eS.000 or fd.X. Be was afraid tbe firm would be obliged to go Into bankruptcy, although every effort ha'! been made to avoid aurh a result. Be could not say anything more cf bla affairs, which ha wished to keep private between me nrm ana ite crealtora. it waa ru-nmored in' Wan atreet during the day that the President of tbe Chesepeake and Ohio Railroad Company bad changed bis wind about the ability of the concern to pay the Interest upon Its bonds, and that be believed that the coupons would be paid when they became due.

One of the principals of tb firm of Fbk it Batch, who bare acted agents for tba sale of 4b bonds, said late in the day that.be did not know of any reconsideration of tb determination not to pay the Interest. Be would certainly bare been lnfonapd If It waa found that tha company could not meet its Interest engagement. At the Bub-Treasury was learned that nearly an of the applicants for payment had taken 13 of their does in silver, aa permitted by tha late order of Secretary Richardson. A considerable amount of silver waa disbursed during the day. Mr.

Floyd, at the Assay Office, bad received In-. structions from Washington to make it bullion fund available si far a practicable la carryliig out th project of th Treasury DepartmeDt for sflver resumption. Tbla bullion fund lacradea about 91,000,000 la silver. The Government can at any time obtain possession of 900,000 ounce ef fin stiver, which win make $603,000 In coin. The orBcero of tbe Philadelphia Mint bave been in structed to use two-thirds of ite entire capacity in tbe coinage of aOrer, and it Is expected that from fl .000,000 te $1,500,000 can be turned oat every month.

Many Urge orders had beea received for silver. as soon ss it is at par with greenbacks, by banker In'Tsw-Tork, and not only from Texas and the South, but also from large manufacturers throughout tb West, who want It fat payment of their workmen. aad alto from the proprietors of Xew-Tork hotols. who want it for a similar object. Mr.

Fiord aaid that there ta now a small demand for silver from South America, but that aa soon aa it is supplied, the price wCI fall. It win not pay to abip silver to Europe when it is already a drug. Oa the contrary, there la a large amount of silver in Germany which la sure to come here for coinage. Tbe Chinese Educational Commissioners, now la this count! paid a visit to tbe Assay Offle day. and Superintendent Acton conducted them through tbe different departmeiiXa.

Commodore VanderbOt visited the office of tb Western XnWm Company yesterday, and attended the meeting of the Executive Committee. So far aa could be learned only routine business was transacted. Tb Sew-Brunswick Carpet Company have beea adjudged bankrupts in tb United State District Coart at Trenton. A petition in bankruptcy waa filed oa Monday before Judge Ulxou la the raited States District Court, at Trenton, K. J- against tbe Kew-Jersey KkOaad Badroad Company, by the First Xstional Bank of Jersey City.

A rule to show raise waa granted, returnable on the 4th ef November. Mr. Jamea B. Banker, who reoeatly resigned from tbe Vice Presidency cf tb Bank cf New-York, la Director la tb following raUread companies JTew. York and Harlem, Sew.

York aad Mabopae, Row. York Central and Budsoa Btver. unction Railroad Company, (from South Buffalo to Suspension Bridge Toledo, Wabash snd Western, and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Of tbe last-named company be la Treasurer. Augnstua Scben, bla partner in tbe Lake Sir, re stock operations, beside being Vloe-Preeiceat of the Union Trust Company, ta a director in the following railroad companies New.

York aad Harlem, Xew- Tork and Mabopae, yew-York Central and Bndsoa Blrer, Lake Shore and Mich lean Souther. Toledo, Wabash, and Wee term. Union Pacific Dun kirk. Warren and Pittsburg, and Buffalo, Corry and Pittsburg. Be la Tire President of both the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and tbe Dun Irk.

Warren aad Prttebarg Bsilroada. Of -the first tbe be la a member of the Executive Cammitsn. Be la alee Treasurer ef tbe Mahoning Coal Kail road THE KELSET CASK, PBOCLAMATIOX BT GOV. DlX Ha! OFFERS 3,000 PTWAmn. AXBAITT, K.

Tn Or. The follow-fair, aamatiea bs Just been i 1 thd Governor Stavb er Iir-T nvm Ctnara, Oca. 8f, i(7aL i it nmtrutr. Where, On Um 'Tesaher but. Charts O.

Eabwy was (be an' p-raaasi outrage at aOngdoa, ta tuf.x County, ha that aelghbsrheed ang ramai tar bensviag tba ads a waa taken a the eight the aam day by erases nmkawwa. Sew. tbertr, 1 4 beraby exTa axsward af St.OOO ior tafarmatiee which may tsad to tb eanvtrrlsn ef any peraoa er prrsen wh mey ba-e reused the dessm af ta said Kslaey. Done she Capital, ia tbe CHy ef Albany, this C9b day of October, 1F7S. Kgned.t JOB A.

WE. U.t fteror. lin nr. Ptx, xtees LOCAL POLITIVS. SHAIX JCDOE BE APPOnTTED Tba Yoang Men's Maaicfpal Reform Aasociav- ttom Btet yesterday evening at Do Garmo's Ai bly Booms, corner of Fifth arenas and Fourteenth street.

Tb object of tbe meeting wa to perfect am erxaniaation for the distrfbutioa of ballot oa the question ss to whether or no tbe Conetitutiou shall be so mended that Judge shall be appointed by tbe Governor, with the advice and consent ef tbe Senate, aa recommended ia a resolution at a recent meeting of tbe Bar Association. Mr. Julien T. Davis presided, and Wm. G.

Lathmp acted aa Messrs. Wm. Christie and Carlisle Norwood, of the Bar Aesociatlca Jo. B. Yarn tun and Geo.

B. Butler, of tbe Union League Club, and Cbas. Traeeyand Stephen Olln, ef the Citizens' Association, were present si committee of two frnm their respective orgsnizations. snd took part in tb proceedings. It wsa derided that as executive committee of three be appointee: br tbe Cbair, and that the City be divided into three each section comprising seven Assemhlr district.

This executive commit tee Is to have cf the entire work of properly presenting the c.neetion to he voted upon befcre tb public, and tbe distribution of tbe ballot. The commit tee ia to appoint one man to act as ita repre- eentanve in each Assembly district, wnn is emnoweied employ alt tbe men deemed necessary to aid him. The Chairman ststed tht it wss estimated that 5-n men wonld be required frr tbe work to he pel funned, and that ample fnsds wonM be plsced at tbe command or ie Executivei om-m It tee for tbe parmrnt cf sll resoMe expenses. srs. Chsa.

P. Milter. Stephen IT. Olin. and Car lisle Norwood.

were appo tried as the Erecntive Committee, and a spccbl committee of five waa also appointed to supply the member of the Bar with PSiiota ror fltstnintton among tnetr cneoia others. The meeting soon nftrr sdjonrnod. snd A KEPTBI-ICAX ATIKICATIOX MEETtXG. The Serenth Assembly District Bepublicans held a rstificsttoa meeting last evening, at No. Uniyeridty plaee, Hon.

John D. Law son presiding. The Chturmiui ssid tfce mecMng was called ti ratify the nominatioca of the parry for State. Coanty, sod district offices, and be knew ef no occasion in which so excellent a State ticket bad been presented, and they were particularly fortunate in having such a candidate for State Senator smes W. Booth.

For Assembly they had George CLuke, wh per formed bis dntles in the Assembly last session in such a mariner aa to win the confidence of the pub lic. The Democratic Party is 'as cornpt now as it wsa under ti Tweed rC-gime, and It was the duty ef erev to go to the poll a on TnesdsySSeTt. snd bv his vote sadist in k-eping the Republican Party, which uss the true friend of the working msn, in" power: Bon. Wllliem A. Darling next delivered an eloquent iKldro, in the crnrso of which be aaid that the Fifteenth Ward bad always been the banner ward ef City.

Be spoke of both Mr. CUrkeand Mr. Booth in hirhlv eulogis tic tri ms, and for.trested tbe rhRracTcr of Mr. Booth with that of the -persons wh reprejene-l the dis trict in the days when Tammany Hall hart power, lie wss hannr tV say. that the pcoplo were alive to a sense of their dnty' st the niiiig election, and he hndnofearortneresr.it.

nner uemocratin mie, the fair fame of their noble City wss drssed in the dirRsand ew-York was a by-word and o-isgrace in all our own and in European cities. At last the people rose in their mizht and wrested power from the bands of the men who robbed and diagramed tbe Citw. He regretted to say that tbe men who committed those crimes still walked the streets unharmed and unpunished. Tbe Republican Party must. hi aaid.

look to it and see that those men 'are punbthed. The Republican owe it to their children thst brand of infamy should be put upon the men who plundered the City. He gave credit to honest Democrats for assisting in tbe work i reform, and raid that the Republican Party al ways condemned every' man who had brought disgrace on the party. Tbe party that trie to cover np a wrong in not to be fro -ted, snd that party istbs Democratic Party, represented by Tammany Hall in this City. In concbinion be said it was their duty to be true'-and faithful to any alliance that may be made for tlio purpose of overthrowing Tammany Hall.

Mr. John McCcol. the candidate for Sheriff, made a brief address. He said tbst everything lookM remising for the whole- ticket Dr. Clarke, Ex-enstor Lent.

Dr. Hail, snd others, also sddressed the meeting. TT1E TAMMANY RAnFICATIOX MEETING, 'What was termed a grand mass-meeting was beld last night at Tammany HaTl, for the purpose of ratifying tha State, County, end City ticket nominated by the Democratic Tarty. There vsa, as usual in ail the meetings gotten up under the auapices of the Tammany magnates, a lavish display of firework, calcium and lime light together with any quantity of noise, produced by several bands of music, whose only merits consisted in the fact that every memrer of each of these bends did bis best to outnlow his neighbor, without regard to either time or notes. To such an extent was this effort on their part censed, that they succeeded In completely drowning the voice of the speakers on the steeds rUced on either tide of the entrance.

This, however, was of bat little moment, ss. even bsd the speakers not been present at all, but little tnjnry could have resulted the Democratic Party fox the reason that their audience was composed cf but a few hncdreds of boys snd children, who had been drawn together to see what they termed "the sVrw." To any one looking nnou the" assemblage outside of Tammany Hall Isat night, and who bad seen tbe demons) rations that took place during the nalnv days of that organization when nm'er the gentfe snd alluring rule of the Boss," the reflection could not lsll to arise thst the day of Its greatness and power bad passed and that any attempt on the part of Tammany to influence public opinion by attempting to, get up a grand, tease-meeting must, aa it did last night, reaultfia presenting to the spectators perfect farce In atliits details, while at the same time parading the fact that the respectable portion ef tbe community could not be induced to leave their homes in tb a-sist a ratiflcarion of any ticket rotten up by so corrupt cu orgapiration. Tbe bU inside also presented a marked eMflVrence to what it did on a similar occasion lsst year. Not only were the numbers less by nearly one-half, but the character and appearance' of those present wss of very different stamp, while there waa unquestionably and noticeably a tack of anything like enthusiasm. In fact, during the tedious speeches tbst were delivered the exception wss to bear anything like genuine applause.

The platform wss moderately well filled with tho leading lights of Tammany and their smaller satellites, but tbe great leader of the Democratic Party who in days gone by used to be seen such occasions were conspicuous by their Mr. Samuel G. Tilden officiated as Ghah-iuan. while immediately behind him sat Mr. John Kelly, representing tbe firm of -Morriey A Kelly, the wire-pulling business.

The speakers were Meters. J. S. Tbarer, G. M.

Beebe. S. S. Cot, D. C.

Colvin, Ex-Assistaot District Attorney Fellows, and several others. Those who officiated on the outside stands were Gen. M. T. McMahoa snd Messrs.

Orlando T. Stewart. B. F. FarreU.

Jude Ouinn, P. B. Olney, Leo Deetar, A. T. Ackert, G.

Z. House, and G. Wharton. RICHMOND COVpiT CANDIDATES. The German Cltizena' Club of Sontbfield bell a meeting, last evening, to take final action re gar, ing the candidates to be supported in the coming election.

The meeting was held at Helm Hotel, la Bay street, and was quite largely attended. Mr. H. Schlepegreile presided. At a former meeting, a proposition to indorse tbe entire Republican coanty ticket waa voted down.

It being contended that the clnb, being an Independent one. could not con eistently take such a course, and it wsa resolved to make a rfUttioa of candidates frum both tickets. It was finally resolved. ut evening, that the following candidate should recniv the support tne club A. J.

Wood, for member of ssemhlv W. P. Alston, for Sheriff: Hnrh MeKoh. erta, for County Treasurer Jacob Winninger, for Coroner Emanuel Eappea, and W. X.

Hesi Superintendent of the Puor, and Johu A. King, for State Senator, after considerable discussion. Tbe Citissna' Association, of tapletoo, bave adopted the following mixed ticket for member of Asscm-bhr. Stephen D. Stephens for Sheriff Wm a I.

ston i For Connty Treasurer, Abraham Winaut far Superintendent of tbe Poor. Nathan M. Heal and Emanael Kappes for Coroner, Tbendore Wal-ser I for Justice of Seesiona, Charlea H. Middlebrock. TUE RETOEM A660CIATTOX.

The Reform Assoriarion met in convcnlion at the Everett Hooee last evening. Ex-Judge Thompson. Chairman of the Conference Committee, reported the following tick I ftunrcme Court Enoch L. Fancher. Charles Dnm.

hue. Superior Court Gilbert M. Spier. Marine Court David McAUam. H.

E. Howland. Sheriff, John McC-ool County Clerk. Wm. Wslsh Coroners, Richard Cr-ker, Henry Woltuian, Anih.

By t.ir xtion. 1 oe otnoeaot bnuertor t-ourt Judge and Alderman will be filled to-day. The immim. trans were anceptcd by the convention, and, upoa motion, the Conference Committee waa empowered to nil the two vacanciea. LOCAL POLITICAL XOTES.

A regular meeting of tbe? Sixth Assembly Dls, irict Republican Cluo was beld at their hcaduuni-tera last cvoiung. Mr. Henry A. Smith prexiiUng. Addresses were delivered bv Messrs.

Kneas KluJ Jaa. O. KUey. aad the Chairman, nrging tha members the dub to pnt forth their best efforts to se-car a large vote la, the district for the State and Coanty tickets at tb coming reaction. Resolution, rnacrains the State and County tickets, slao U.wm Julias Waisworti, tor member ef Ccnjrress.

snd Haa. Morgan Jouta. for Sta-'e Senstcr, were proposed and nanism ioaiy adopted. The Seventh Assrniblr Kcmibllcan A tion held ratificaticB mcctic; at their rooms, e-1 Carvaisirs place, last reeoiiig. The meetin was ta tbe tetania af tb wbsi Bepuhhcaa ttcksE aad sspecaaUy aa as Indorsement af Boa.

James W. booxa ir aensmr, ana George sr. Clarke for rh -a esmciy. areea were ueiivssya BT Asa. Was, ginus, gifeuVgba A.

Darling, Hon John Lswson, Gen. Sbarpe. Bon. John McConl, Eon. B.

J. Morgan, noo. txtiorp vr. vmrKe, Morrta, so ana ousnr. A First Ward Morgan Jooea Campalrm Clnb wa organised last aigbt at the Washington Bote.

Ho. I liroadway. Tbe fuiswingVe-rs were elected John P. Ryan. President John J.

FltxpstrVsr sod Edward ted man. Vice President i Michael T. Griffin and Nicholas F. Cornel. Secretaries Martin O'Sullivan, Treasurer.

At a meeting of the Morgan Jooea Campaign Crab of tbe Tonrth A.ieemhly IHstrict last evening resolutions indorsing Morgan Jeae for Senator, J. Pstbersoa tot County LJerk. and inanes eu.y ior toe Assembly were nnanimoosry saopteo. Last Tear the canvassers of election conn ted the votes for Aldermen first in a great many cf the Brooklyn wards. This is a ulrect violation of the law, which provides that the boxes shall be fesn-Tsseed in the foIloTing manner i- State, x.

Sen ate. 3. Assembly. 4. Judiciary.

3. City. Ap pointment or election of the Chief Jnflg and Associate Judges of the Court of Appeals snd of Justices of the Supreme Court. 7. Appointment or election ef Judge of City snd Coanty Courts.

8. Ward o.li- CCTt- --r At a niceting of tbe Irisa Bcpublicans of the Sixteenth Ward lat evening, at tho Hall, Eighth avenue and Eighteenth street, S. R. Keocb in tb chair, tr.c tate and connty nc.sev wss muorerm. Several gent'cmcii addressed the meeting, urging those present to a lumni John McCnoi for Sheritf.

those present to artp Jacob Psterson for I Jacob Psterson for County Clerk. James W. Booth for Senator, aad Charles S. Spencer for A seem bly Crms D. Insleo has been nominated for As sembly br the Republicans of tb Fourth Ward, New-Brunswick.

J. Bon. John Davidson. Hon. II.

A. Williams, and Gen. T. D. Boxsey will sidres masa meeting ot liepoblicans in tb wigwam at j-avrrson, -t.

to-morrow night fiemuot Morrow, ha accepted the Fepnb- lieau nomination for Assembly In the Sixth District, Essex County. Mr. co rue II. Farnrr baa bcn reriominated by the Republicans of the First Asmbly Dlsttict ot Hudson Comity. if.

J. 1 ne rum uismn wpo-Means have nominated Henry Coombs tor Assembly, tb Sixth, Richard C. Washburn, snd the Eighth, Alexander Jseobus. At a rcjvuaf mnetinfr of th Unity Campaign Clnb. hrJrtat e0 Snlllvan street, last evening.

Mr. Waehtngton Parker in the chair, serie of reso-Intious indorsing Mr. -James W. Booth for Sntor, AusUn Leake for Assembly, snd John W. McCcol for hhertH.

were proposed by ilr. An a re tog, snd nnnnlaiously adopted. Tbe Seventeenth Assembly District Republican Camnaicu Clnb met last evening St their heed quarters, crner of Eizhth Avenue end Forty-third street, Mr. William J. O'Brvon presiding.

A large nntubcr of new members were enrolled, and te.lo tions indorsing the nominations cf tbe Republican onvepttou, wnltcr iincrncy i ir senator. snd Clark F. wbittemore for.memher or Assembly, wete proposed and unanimously edc-ptei. Tbe Independent German-American. Club of tbe Tenth, Eleventh, and t'-centeeuth Wards held meeting under the preei'lenee of their President.

Mr. Charles Lotonr. at No. "3" Rtyingtoo street, last night, and Indorsed the fallowing gentlemen as ihi-ir candidates For member of Cnncrtc-i. Samuel S.

Cox For Shi nff, Wm. 0. Conner ft CKicty Clerk. J. M.

for Coroners, Andreas WUliuann and Antbony Eicl.boiT. At a meeting of tho Fourth Word Kcpnl lican Association of Brook i last evening, lssoo Ailnn in the cbir, the Republican State, city, otnin- v. and Judiciary nominations wexo indorsed. Ad. dresses were made by E.

DelaSeld Sir. it h. Dwiht Johnsnn, United States District Attorney Icnny, Supervisor John W. ilaman, aDd others. Jacob F.

Budd has been renominated for Assembly by the Republicans of the Second District si Alorrls county, Tbe colored Rcpnblicana of the Third Assem bly I'ierr id have entnusiasucally indorjej. Morgan Jor.es for Seoator. Tho CouncU of Political ftVforw of tbe Sixth Senatorial District bss lodorse-i Morgan Jones fur Senator. Tbe Germ an Bopublioans of the Ninth As-, sembly District held a meeting last night at th-ir bcaoqnartcrs. run.

iia nnivn sireot, ioe nomina tions of Jamil W. Booth frr Senator and Geo, B. Deane. for Assembly, and Andrew Willman for Corttner were indorsed. OBITCAIiT.

KING OF SAXOST. John Kepornncne Mrinj youngest son of King Maximilian of Saxony (who died ia 13V) and of Princess Caroline of Parma, waa born Dee. 3, 1P01, and bis death ia announced this momlng in our telegraphic newa from Europe. At tbe of twenty years he entered the Ministry of Finance, of which be was President when. In 131, he resigned, to take general command -of tbe National Guard of Saxony.

Be beld tola command till lS4d. Asa member of the First Chamber be took an active part in the labors of ths Diet of Sax ony, and notably in the debate on the Constitutlcn of 1331. His poll ticsl dutios did not prevent him from indulging bis taste for archjeologlcal and literary to dins. He twice visited Italy, and published under the pseudonym of a translation into Gtfrman of the Dirtso Comttia of Dante, with learned critical and historical notes, (Leipeic, 1S39- 1349, three volumes.) He was President of tbe Society of Antiquaries of Saxony from 1824, and la 13234 presided over the Germsn Historical and Antiquarian Society. In 1554 be succeeded his brother, tbe late King Frederick Augustus IX, who died without issue, snd adopted-a policy hostile to the We tern powers in regard to Eastern affairs, and identified himself with the smaller German sovereigns, act ing in conjunction with Austria and in opposition to the projects for national reform and German unity.

In 1623 he married Princess Amelia Acgnsta, daughter of the late Maximilian King of Bavaria, by whom be had two sona and three daughters. The elder of the former, th Crown Prince. Frederick Anrustns Albert. Duke of Saxonv. sod who an reeds to the throne, distinguished himself la the recent wnr with France as tho commander of tbe baton contingent of tbe German invading army in the battles about Mets and in tbe sisge of Paris, several of the sorties from which were directed against the portion of the German lines held by ths Saxons.

Tbe opposition of King John to German unification, and the attitnde taken by bim in tbe Prusso-Austrian war in 1S68, brought on th Kingdom an invaiion ot Prussians. and by the treaty of Oct. 21. Saxony wss obliged to pay aa indemnity of a million and a bait" po-rods sterliDr. to cede to i'nissia tne jortTeas and, most distasteful to the King of all ths terms, to enter the North Germsn Confederation.

Tbe war with France was more popular throughout Ger many, snd sfter and daring the sfege of Paris, the King of Saxony, with the other German eovereitms. united in the 6aVr of the imperial crown to the King cf PrnsMa. HORACE HATCH. Dr. Horace Hatch, one of the oldest gradu ates of Dartmouth CoBege, died in this City, st the residence of his son-in-law, Hon.

L. E. Chittenden, formerly Register of the United States Treasury, oa Tuesday -evening. Oct. 38, aged eighty-six years.

Dr. Hatch had been in comparatively good health up to a very recent period. He wa a native of Tun- bridge, and wss educated for tbe medical pro fession. He wss in ths active practice of his profession for over forty years, in Norwich, and Burlington, Vt, and made for himself a very enviable record, both a profeafJonsl man and a a citizen. Socially be was known ss a gentle-man ef rare equanimity, utility, and benevolence of character.

He retired from professional life, about fourteen years sgo, on the death of his wife, who was a native of this State. Dr. Bafrb spent most of his recent years with his children in thin City. He wss the father of Dr. Horace Hatch, now of Washington City; of Mr.

A. S. Hatch, of the banking-house of Messrs. Fisk 'fe Hatch of Mr. Wm.

B. Hatch, cf the nrm of Fairbanks Co tha scale msDiifctnrrs: of Mr. EdwsTd Hatch, now a resident of Brooklyn, and of Mrs. L. E.

Chittenden, with whom be passed his latest moments. Tb banking-house of Fisk dr. Hatch was closed yesterday in honor of his memory. IDs remains will be taken on Saturday to Burlington, Vt, for interment. UOTEHEKTS OF -MB.

JOSEPH ASCII. Yesterday Mr. Joseph Arch and Mr. Arthur Clay den remained In their rooms st the Metropolitan Hotel engaged In correspondence. To-day they wiB take a carriage drive to Central Park and through the principal streets In company with -Mr.

Detns Barnes snd Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn. In the evening they will dine with Mr. Barnes and remain bis guests for the remiinder of the dsy. Between this and Monday the principal institutieus will be visited, and on Monday evening they will leave for Boston, where a publio banquet will be tendered them oa Wednesday following Hall None of the representativea of the working men's organizatione ot tbe City have as yet visited Mr.

Arch, ana he save he will not lecture to them in eonsequeoce of their leaders haying put his name forth as a lecturer at a meeting held a mouth age In Cooper Colon, when they knew well ic waa imxweai. bls for him to bo present. He further sdds that the want of truthfulness smong the mecbantcal classes has caused them to be in so degraded a state as they are now in New-York. TUB XARKST EAV1XG8 BASK. Yesterday afternoon tbe inquiry into claim of tlO.sOO made by William B.

Mann, a tbe penaatioa for. in site rendered aa counsel to Mr. Worth, Lite assignee cf tbe Market Baviega Bank, waa resumed before Jams F. Dwight, Register, at No. 7 BeeVmaa street.

Messrs. Charles Mathews. E. T. Gardner, J.

E. Badaett, and A- H. Frost an. seared as counsel on behalf of iVWO depositors; T. B.

DeU oa behalf ef tbe estate of w. TVDavis. W. Msaa appeared oa tia own behalf, and on cross ex-ammeteoa detailed the items ef his claim. Th bx wsa sijourasd to Friday at a o'clock.

rfDBero, Cm SUBURBAN SEWS Ui "i ITEW-TORK. Dr. Ooltm wad the Tremaine Trotrpe gave ddifiitful entcjtnirnneat st the Cooper unuw Tnealsr eveaing, and v. CI repeat tha Sams saVWaBSnfn tbi TberwvriH be aa adjourned meeting ef the) Clergymen's Mutual Insurance Iua neaa a sohoci-room of St. ABasCbarch, Elshtsth street.

vs. aw A aarf4 VI near rirta avenue, rew-ioTi. on iuiwj, v. ttlP The, two hundred and fifteenth regular leo- tnre beoT the Liberal Club, at Its rooms, a-umpv Hall. wI3 be given Friday evenini Oct.

9 'cloc. bv Dr. P. B. Van Der Weyde.

Subject, iinid; fVientiflcsJIy Considered." A the request of a number of friends, Xr. Pace, tbe artist, wbe baa so long bees employed ia researches ss to the portraits of Shakespeare, 'consented to deliver a lecture on the sabect en tl tbe 14th of next month, st Sseiawav HaO. An opening: irjcvrikm and Republican ratio ration meetins will 1 held st tbe rooms of the John E. Donley Aatociili-si. 54 Fast Broadway, tht tkrom.

a-md RaavnLsaOat X. (artiUu will Mck. rynit. Irrn. aVTT fMO.

A. WWTlus w'wsi CoBtrolVr Green, ycteitUT. notifiM th Pv a aae sua lice Commissioner thai the sppropriauoa ot ssuu.vw set apart for their ate bad ben exhausted. Tho jyara, oy inKM.wmi, mm pri to send accmmTinirstiiin to Controller fsreen saktsg for so sddttlooal ll.vi.imi ior toe purpose fl wrw'S The Mnlford Martin will case waa continne4 before Surrogste Batching yesterday. Mr.

Walter, one ot the daughters of tb deceased, who gsve tes- nmoayas inma riirwunr a wm imuw Uiat of the one now sought to be proved, was cross-examined, bat no new evidence was elicited. A voting man named Thomas O'Neil, a nlnnlMr Kv trade, a short time ago OUJTvlcd with bis affianced, a girl name l'ilary A. Morley, who re. I t. 1.

1 4 k. i ink mA an SHieaafeii. Jit luiibT-Miu --j- haa einre declined to renew the engagement. Wk M. 4-, t.Ka a rit 0ww stored 4tWFirt avenue.

O'Neil sgsin msde propossls of reconciliation nut ma savsneeswero rnriru In a fit of Vslcus rase O'Neil then drew his revolver, and fired one shot st the young woman, -n. i. .11 t.W nrTect. Before he could dis charge another chamber of bis weapon be wss seized, snd given Into custody. Tbe prisoner wss yesterday srrsigped Judge Blxby at tbe Yorkvill'e Police Court, and committed for trial, ia default of 1,000 bail.

BROOKLYN. The, Board of City Works rnet yesterday and ordered bOls to bs paid for city purposes mounting in the ossregate to 033,460. Tbe Kings Connty Oyer and Tennater Grand Jury was discharged yesterday for tho term, No orders of art-rat have yet been issued for the parties gainst whom indictmenta were fuand. At the regular monthly meeting of the Brooklyn Tacht Club, held List evening. Commoiore John S.

Dickers. in the cbsir. a motion to appropriate the snm cf 1300 for prises was carried. William Anderson uras found gnflry In tha Court of Sessions sterdsy, of stabbing Annie Cunningham, to whom he wss engagod. and sent to the Feritcntiary frr three veers sni six months.

She bad associated with a girl hs disliked. No evidence has been discovered to substantiate the statement made In several local papers, thst Edward Duddenhausen. whose body wa found in the water st the f.mt of North Second street, oa Sunday night last, wss foully dealt with. Archio" ITtihcs, the wo3-kcown negro minstrel perf was arrested yesterday by Detective Corwin, at the Instance of Chief of Police MaTlov, of Albmiv. on of cnrryln oja trunk belong, irg f'a boarder of the Manyion Bouse, in thst gave ball.

A little girl seven yeai-s of age, named EI2cn' White, whose parei ts reside at No. 85 Harrison street, while plsving with some companions about 3 o'clock last eveuiag. at the corner of Colombia and Congress atreets wsa run over and hoik ribly rosngled bv hesvy sis tvncV. She died shortly after being removed to th City Hospilsl. JTESTCnESTER COUXTY.

Father Ksmp's Origins! Old Foils win give concert in the First M. Church, of North New. York, on Thv.mJoy evening, Oct. 3a Frederick Nagli a German, residing tn Mor-riainis, Westcbester Coanty, wss arrrsted on Tne. day evening, on the complaint of hi wits, for alleged iil-rreatmeur.

and locked up for exsmlnabou. Shortly afterward Sergt. Mooney discovered Nsgle suspended to tbe nprer bar of bis cell-gate by a woolen comforter, and lite almost extinct. Be was instantly cut down, snd finally resuscitated." XEJr-JEESEY. The receipts of live stock at tbe Comzanni-psw Abattoir yesterday were Cattle, 009 bogs.

and sheep, 880, George WQUcms the New-York forger, who was indicted for forging a check on tbe National Iron Bsnk of Morristown, tor O60, was sent to State Pnson yesterday, for ten years. At a meeting of tbe Trustees of the Yin el and, N. J- Seminary, beld in Camden to receive reports cf subscriptions toward rsving the Indebtedness OB that institution, over fi.OOO was collected. Five Dominican Friars, who went to Mexico seven years sgo on missionary service, and who were banished by the Mexican Government, hav returned to tbe monastery at West Hobokeu, N. J.

Tbe Delavrnre, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company bave purchased seventy city lots belonging to the Wood estate on Jersey City Heights, do secure ths right of way for their new tnnnx'L The employe of the Jersey City ferry-boat to Cortlsndt street, bave organized a boat club, and their first race will tak-e place to-morrow. The course will he from the Central Bailroad pier at Cnmmunipaw, around Bedloe's bland and return. The prise ia a handsome silver eupj. The schooner Annie Magee, from Boston, for Philadelphia, took refuge in the bay at Cape yesterday morning. The wind from the north-wert blew a eale, during which her chains parted, and her anchor were lost.

She drifted ashore near the atesm bent dork and beached in th sand. She lie easy, and will be gotten olf. Messrs, David Smith, J. 3L Comelison, B. Clark, S.

Harrison, snd Andrew Clerk, the Ap praisers appointed to appraise ths sites off-red frit the new Post Office in Jersey Citv. mft In Taylor's Hot-1. Jersey Citv. yesterdsv. snd after careful con sideration relerted all but two of the sites, one owned by Hon.

D. 3- Gregory, on WsAhinzton street, and the other by Bou. C. Van Vorar, en Jersey svenne. No decision was reached aa to which of them would be selected or the price to he paid.

PAYING SILVER. OFFICIAL EXPLANATION OF THE OBJECT OF THE GOVERNMENT. 1 Washington, Oct S3. As there appears to bo some misapprehension oa ths part of the public ia relation to the purpose of the Government In paying out silver coin, ths fjUiirta? explanation has bees furnished by the Director of tbe Mint: In tbk as in other countries where gold Is the sola stsndard or measure of value, silver coins are over. slued for the purpose of rendering them exportable.

They are ream factored and issued on Government account, the law, however, pbtdag, directlv or indirectly, a limit on the issne to prevent redundancy. If issued, in times of specie payment, beyond the requirement of the publio for change, aucb coin will not maintain their purchasing power, with the standard coins. Owing to various cause in Cila snd other countries silver has declined In value to a point at which the Government can purchase' it with gold, manufacture it ints small coin and pay It oat st a fair profit. The Government baa recently pnrehaed quantity of silver buBioa sufficient ffor lto purposes st 1139 cents per standard ounce, snd will manufacture it icto coin at tho fixed legal rate of $1 4.4 per ounce the dlSerence between th purchasing and Issuing rate being witbln a traction of twelve cents per ounce, or about ten and one-half per cent on tbe gold corn paid in the purchase. This operation is believed to be a more profitable one for tbe Treasury, aad slso more advantageous to the public, in tbe present cob dition er the money market, than the aaleof gold for legal-tender notes, and ia not a scheme tyt tbe re sumption of specie psyments, but simply a compU- snoe with tbe Mint lsws.

A dollar in United States enrrcne win purchase a little more gold in the mar ket than a ot small silver coins. The dollars win, tier fere, soon find their level, and. unl. there be a rise la both tbe pi ices of gold aad silver the small eeiaa moat circulate concurrently paper money'. Ths Gavernment has, in the posss-aioa of the Assistant Trecsofcr.

about CSOO.OOO fa silver coin, aad at the mint aad assay office. In silver bnUoB and coin, about This stock is ample for tb present. This mode cf psybv; silver cola will be oontiBned nntQ cirain'ias-eo shall dictate a contrary coots proper. The Gov. ernment wiQ exact ths full selgsJorsc required bv law, hot win not underUke to control tbe dmpoattjea corn after it is paid Ths coin win beBtoth prepvrty eT tt aoMTs, wh sMJ do what they plcsM with if.

This coax was bob deddsd apoa ws'tH it bad beea fully oonsUeawd by the Secretary of tb Tiesaaia, LETTERS TO TEA EDITOR. A2T FPT-AKATIrkSr. TB BW JMMnr IB JTcas-rbr yssaasw I presnzne that intentionally won wwold do ne in Justice, Bnt you article in to-day's paper la of soch a nature that feel eompelM ta five it prompt notioe, a uncontradicted tt Blight injur la th estimation of. those who for many yasra have beea my warm Meads. I commenced poUtioal Ufa la IMS- Tor seven year it bas been my fortune to ba a member af Assembly.

Daring that period bave been knows a an independent man. incurred tbe enmity of the New-York Bing in ifl8 by preenrcing to ba didas for Speaker. Prom that time ta tbla a baa beea left nstnrned to Injure me. Bnt txntil now has my integrity as a psb'io aaaa sssfJed. Tour article alleges that I wss interested in tb passage of a measure known aa tb Trr Claim bill.

Of this bin I knew nothing tHl st least a year after it passage, sod then sscertained ita provisions through the pnblio "press. It wss never befora committee of wbicb wm ithar Chairman or a member. Upon examination find that it waa embraced in the tax levy of IW, "Vntb that billXbad nothing to do directly or Indirectly. Aa to tbe check from Tho. Field to me, ft wss given In payment of perse nsl obligaXioos lacurred daring tbe session.

Fortanstoly ta this fact I hav witaesce. I deeply regret that my political opponent bar felt compelled to attack me tn a manner unfair, aud have full conildeDcetbstthe result will vindicate my claim to the continued confidence of those who bave so long supported me. JOHN C. JACOBS. TOOUTw.

Wednesday, Ook S3, lcTA TEixow-rrvEB vtcrms. Tb Of Editor of the KevTor TTmmt There have been collections taken np in a fow of our. City cbarcbea, and sabeeriptions given by many of oar citizens for the relief of tba Memphis sufferers bat why cannot a special ooQection ba made in every church next Sabbath For there era thousands who feel they could not send a subscription, who would give something, and the res sit would be grand and acceptable. What lovelier word a could we have than Jesus' own Inasmuch ss you bare done It unto one cf the least of these, have done it ur to me." ONE OF TILE PEOPLE. Nbw-Toek, Tuesday, Oct.

1673. THE NEW-TOBK CENTRAL' AND BCD SON RIVETl BAILROAD DEPOT. To thm Zaiior IXt Tort T7m Yon can do a large class of people seen, siderabl service if you will call attentloaj to the entire absence of acconimodatiou at the Forty econd Street Depot for persons who have to wait there Cor incoming trains. There is no arrangement whatever for the convenience of such people i ne waiting room and no bulletin upon wbicb the time of arrival of trains, which are behind, ia announced. hav know-Q as many aa a dosen people waiting' for a train mure than two hours on a cold and in clement on the stone platform In.

frost of the baggage room with not even a seat, except upon tbe baggage track when they were Bot in use. It wonld easily be possible to bave a eon: forts ble waltzng-roota warmed and lighted, with sufficient seats. Anyone who hss hsd to wsit fnr an boor or two for a belated train will see tbe entire reasonableness of this suggestion. CITIZEN, THE VDDEBZOOK XVRDZR TUU-L Wkst CnrrrEB, Oct. 29.

The trial of TJddersook began this morning. Judge Butler, Pass-more, and Bawley on tbe Bench. Milton Whitney, of Baltimore, appeared sa additional counsel for tba prisoner, and stated that one count of tbe Indict ment charged Cddenook with kHling Wmfield S. Go, and another const charged ths killing of a man unknown to the Jury. Be desired the District Attorney to elect npoa wbicb count he wonld try the accused.

After the Jury bad been sworn sod considerable argument, tbe prosecution elected ta try on the first count. fAdvertiemat Trade la always acti where izond ar first class. Instance. Ksrox'a stores, 213 Broadway, la tha Present! Qotih. sni Fifth Avenue Hotel, tit matonlea Fall style of gentlemen's hats is irresistible.

PBOVIDEXCE CLOTH MARKET. Providexce, E. Oct. 03. The Prtntiiir Cloth market is quiet and anchanged.

Havana exchange. Bavaxa, Oct. 2D. Exchange quiet and firm. PA8SENOERS SAILED.

In etessvssfsi Cot-mbta. far Glomao- John BsiftmE, James Murray, James Scott, Hugh L. MaxmlUan, Alex On. AdaaCook. Mr.

Jesus Cook, illss Janet Coo it. Master David CooV. Cristlaa Bchnts, James Donald, James Itewmsu, Mlas Jane Xewmaun, Alexander W0- iismson. a- airiesn, loss. Heiaa, stobext Sorr, sua 76 ateersg pMseugers.

In tUmmMn HavHa. far ZJrrnolJB. af SHn w. and Mr. DorsbeiineT.

ebiM, and man sen ant; Fred. Bmnsoa. Beigaaiia V. tvinthrop, J. W.

Aitken. J. Andrews and wife, J. Iu Bois. Joseph SI eg art wife, Mr.

and Mrs A. Wilder. Mrs. Kliae Hontor. Mis Ranter, Mi.

and Mr. John V. Wilson. Miss Ilurlbct, Mis Ciark. Pielcerina Clark.

W. liluu r. svniZ Bov. Mr. McKsU, Lord Skelmersdale and servant.

F. VT. Tracy and wife. J. H- Ford.

L. SI. BntkerrnrJ J. Wysong, V. Keith, W.

Murray. Mr. Mcganste. John Boberta, J. Braudasrn.

aliaa H. W. Burnett, Mrs. T. W.

Ftovens, child. aoA msid servsnt; Mis Clara Onttechalk, Mia Maorigv, Mr. Lolec.isn and dsughter. Ij. Bono, wife at, daaghter, Mrs.

Henry Eoblerr and snaid. Mi. ead Mr. W. G.

MeCormick. Mr. Lyon Job na torn. T. D.

HsveU. Bev. W. Tyler, J. Folex.

Foler. George Berry. Thomas LeaOies. W. Peun Iwis, C- Gallooev.

Wm. Psnninsv Rev. D. MeCnrtv. Constea De Dion and maid servsnt.

F. w. YomL Chaa. Fm. lr- JoL Henry Ware j.

Ke.it, I A. Peters. Mr. Mr. Boyer, John Service.

Robert J. Cwrpei. ter, John Y. Orne. Mrs.

Wm. Powell. Mr. aad Mr Teal, Mrs. Holland.

PASSENQEB8 ABETTED. 7w sTfrsTsBii a tn Arm JmMml sbiskaaik tot. O. W. MoCefirry, Fruid, Geo.

E. Keteher. a Roi recess, U. L. atou, L.

Bern ham. D. Malseahoeh, Peto UISIATVRE ALMANAC THIS DAT bub Bun seta 4:50 Moon vim nn nax. Sandy I Gov. Ball MARIXE IXTELLIGEXCE.

NBW-TOBK WTO5ZSDAT, Oct. tfl. CLEARED. Sfeamhlna Vlrftnis, Sadler, Glaagew, Austi -t City of Galveston, Evans, Xew -Orleans. rfcCo.j Hatteras, Baraest, City Point aad Baldwin ft r.

ir xr.ii. i Richmond. Old Dominion A. SUinacs. mm a-assssr a S7 -s a.

as ail a AwnsattBL rsfr I Ti.M.. eAa ivuitro, as, wr rmUMMfWOVi JOW uarss i wo, Anoeraen, Queenrtewa for orders, Tetens k. Bockmsnn; Golden Rhnd. Briilsetou. H.

Trowbridse's eons i grey WoennrnT! Peters. Cork for orders. Punch, Ed Ta fc cS I Canaeron, Br.tol, P. Curriia. A'1 frk or Fsl month for flMsyrst lafwrVlh A OnasSA-M a a 1 rorkorPslmoutb, Roonvl.

A WnTHintorl, Kirby, Gloaecstor. Punch, Edy A Co Canobui. TCOQVTO DRESS. Gentlemen accustomed to wearingr Tastetul Clothini iviU nnlnorilAai-gre Stocks of Ready-made Garments, ari elegant variety of Suits for Dress and Business Wear, and Overcoats for Fall and Winter, from which ther can select at a much less cost than if made to order. This is a practical economy which demands no sacrifice of quality or taste.

I BttSSSf EVERY GARMENT MADE EXPRESSLY FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE. BBWaWaasasaasaaawa BKOADWAT. AXD GKAXD fWt.T Tit asnufb er TsTnvwtrh lev ordevmv fi swt sVoer. Gurrlch, Cork tr orders, hoow A Co, Briss E. MiPer, (Dr Fs ttorrt A Co.t Candatt, Campher, fcottw Aaoa, Fune.h, Edv A Behr.

CesaL. sasWr, Para, I X. Anssinak AOs. ABJtJTED. Stem-hlp City ef Ran AntouV.

Penalnrtea, Galvas. toa Oca. 20. aad key Wt USth, with ssda. and 6 sas.

sas rats to Cbas. H. MslWwy A e. 2i, eT Jvpttar i Inlet, passed sssrk B. Muayv, Jr bawisd y.

isi llltp Aewsh ew-Ba1Asnl, wtrb Bttdas, aad pwseentters Perswaoa AW osd. rteass-sblp bortb Point. Feley, PUladelpkla, wtrb sads. to UH-fllard tess ah'p Co. Ham ship Rlesnsend, snoaasosHt, cirv rota and sorfolk, waa anas, aao, Xkarntnlaa (unuhla Cav I SSOst Slvaahr Haresi flaarfScrr.

Iisrad. Bs 13 with mose. aad pasasaces to Foaob. E4m A Co. 1 7 Bark Ceylon, (of Herth sThleUIs, Clsxton,) Uvarpeol ta ballast ts flea F.

Bulley. i Berk Psraete, Christ iisQ, Glonewsst 63 In ballast to Tetee A Boea-roaon. i Bri Ysldor Rionda, of 5so.) Bntehta, CrV Bss 18 with sarar to order. Brig Aslibse. Bllx, Bio Janafns.

via Tabu sqth i 43 dsv, with esfle to or war vaaaal to Vn A I Bi maun i -1 Bark Agar, (of Bsjrtnior.) Berrett, Cawafosaa IB with snaar, to i. A Fewler.i sschr. Laura Pride, (of Turk's Isisnd.) Alia1 afSTBcafn 54 and from the Bar K3 eelen -a E. Paveostost A O. vessel to Brett, Bsa A Co, Bohr.

Job R. Ilalladsy. Van Cl'lf, Parnaadtua It with lumber to A fcosasll vasal to master. Behr. at B.

Kvk. Colav Alexandria. 1 br. Albert Tboma. Bos, (reanetowa, TX i Bcbr.

Cart B. Webb, hmssn, Gsnrsvtearsk, fi with nsvsJ atorss se cutler. iriaeraiev Ks. v. i.

cl Bar Bchr. v. Bvea. Scar. Brt, WTJ'tom, Btamford.

Tt7JTD etradowu, UghtHT; W4 els BAILED. -ablna CehxmMa i and Ttrsihia, tar fTssa is BcMia and Msnbattan. tor Uverpooli Cityof Osivvston, torirw-Orlean barks Fra Fi an rise and Vires, foe Ooernstown i EUto Bar, for Bermad Abbis Frankiio, for Kew-Orleans i aehr. Sunny South, far wu. mlngton.

i i BT TELEGRAPH. rrvSTQV, Oct. ta Arc sSeamer frm Pbfla. delphta. BO8T02f, Oct.

C9. Arr. steamers rferenles, front Phil, i adflpMa, and ereaa. from Vaw-Tork, sad brig Patsy, from Havana. i -ill Oct, M.

Are. temr Jataea A deer, from Kew-Tovkj t- W. Snow, froaa Beaton, and schr. F. U.

Godfrey, rrei" rtitlsdeloni. BliL stesiner Sea Oull. Balrimore. FOBTBs MOXBOB, va, Oa. 2 Faased ta tat Balttiaore, brig B.

A. Barnard, from Orel) Ills, Passed out, bark Aurusea, for Havre bsrk Xonlvor, Ar Usrsetllest bark Gefloo, snd bark tleltrrch Vn Behmeoer, for Great Britoiai car. Alvaoa Bird, low Ja. "'sidr'bark tabra aad B. H.

Tsrrtngton, tor ktst brtf Anne, for Bew.Tork. HAVANA, Oct. 29. Weasner Ctty of saectAa. fros ew-Tork, srr.

this merninsv SAFARXAH. Oe. 39. Arr. sMp fees PMIadsa.

thiat bark Georsrt, froaa LtveriMMdr steam ship fcas, alvador and Mo'itsroraerv, from Bew-TTk O. W. Iord, from Philadelphia, and Saragnsa. froaa Baistrocsre, Below Bark Irs WUa a ship and a bark. Basses unknown.

Cld. bark Baena Tlsss, from Bsroslena, and saba Susan Btetsoa, trtMa Damansrut-ta. ill 1 EUROPEAN MARINE NtW8. OtncxvToww. Oct.

29. Th Canard' lln steers -ship Psrthia, Cant. Wstson. from BewTorfc Oct, Bar UA swpooi. era, beSaat clock thia morniac, I AacrBaxrmx, Oct.

20. Tb Forth German llove tesna-slilp Doxumi. Cap. Veynber. from ork Oot J8.

touebed her to-lT and prooeeded for Brsssiea. Th teaoMtap Moselle, from AptawH sod. Wss dlan porta, baa also arr. her. li TIFFANY: i CJTIOIT SQT7AKZ.

I Pnrsplain sPnffftfv GLASS DBPARTHMT. BOUBEHOLA CBJTA ASS OI.A08. SILVER-PLATED WARE, No. 550 Broadway. N.

POECiXlO-LlNrD Id! PITCHEtS. TEA AND DESSERT SETS, SPOONS, TABLE CUTXERY, REDUCTION. Setter, Hartley Nos. 20 and 22 John Offer their entire stock of Fancy Goods, ta sQdepr meat a a barg redaction spvbsst wstos. fbo 'if It- -f- pn miiiH ug a mBBsaaOy favarabs opuui luulty wsa has useful sad fsoey arttdss 1 at text low nucacs cmgi 1 'I 4 Fine French Clocks, Kich Gold aad Coral JavesTrv, Knsaia Leather OMdaof every dMrrpon London, Paris, and Tlenna Fancy Goods.

smi. mm mum nine NEW.rOZlK HOCSE, ICO. 119 TH AT. WM. KJTABI A Bala mor aad Vew-Tara.

FTin v7. ICBTZ, tm Br4wsr I sf is tbe enlv photorraphsr ta tua world wb roted th blrheei medsl (the aoaM msiial tor sto end ptogifs soanlsnrdj ...11 TT. tion to portrait paotograahy. CTHICTCUEAM PT1TXXA I1ADICAI.I Ooured without knlfa. cans tin, or drtehtvaa (rasa sasf.

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