The Buffalo Commercial from Buffalo, New York • 2

POLITICAL. and slngalaiiy Effective argument for the reaolatloaf declare tt thU tttattn- crata. He be now in full feather with that party. He 'wants to overthrow Tamma Governor you cbjb sign this bill? yoa not sign it? and allow it to became a law, or yen eaa veto toia fctlfj -i i i i 'TVtK Tvot)w is lm a natural Lirkk. ssanT eKoelient qnaiiUes.

result ariaing twra "WE, 7, SflS said Sul Sold by C. K. W4tB Street. bow Influential be i.4s not leaves eaouitB for tbat trourt ol dough. Let me say another thing- if Tikiea were a witness; hereon bis own oath, and nay friends near bw had the senatOs.

i Hon. Cantos V. Clay to take the stump Mississippi for the Democrats. It turn out now that neon the anderstaBd- with De Wolf, tbe Governor stated la ACADELTS OP ZITJQia v1 aKoTnERBmi.MB,, 1 LAST KIOHTS. I such I ous raay r.vel., Oct.

3. 1 eItner anninsTon osrtm, anu St rranklia T.H-an Brink aata, uiar- BtMtl.witai ail asodern closet. privilege of aektng Bin questions. He would be compelled to admit that be bad so stated at tbe than, that hist depeadance and reliance advance mat ne would allow to be noma a 3. have talked -f this aubjeet longer I intended to.

Kow, don't yea think it ing winter was upon BETTJBLICABTS TBI SKXATK. observe- that according to the report in law. than cans TO COSMKSoNDMSrm.If none. dw atanteis, bos ana owa water Wtfa, Rent k.r Aiao, oa Oak Si. Inqaire at US FanMiia few ica Speecii at the Mass Meeting Vc3Bl TarOBaoA Btbkiho.

Oct. ina, i Also, SatortUy aUUaee at T. M. I tdwthia u. would oe a good tbing to nut some Kepubll.

in the Canal Hoard? Iet's bare some Republicans there, and tnen they, with the Democrats that are there already, can go to Corns BRciit Advertiser. Senator Kernaa aim savs that in this election. Kama ewiasjiumfwiH Ax' vtr sTsrtr. ire are wegw ma smrsnt the Republicans sue reed the canal thieves WATCH IK BACH OTHBR. Then vHH be our diatinamiahed friend Dor abeimer whe ia a DcODOnst of Democrats and cheer, was very giaa to see toat remark, for it reminded me of two or three obeenatioo that I thought I mold like to mention.

I wonder whether oar friends on ether side -feel the action of the canal 'trim to rttm isfrnMrd TO AD VMM TIB MRS. Omr eusttmen mrt re-Tutted hand in OK- adverUMmUt es us i earl taw a peteOU, ell mprwperlssiassified. Thottnot rtctjid er Xtitek(uoon) wWnotlMinserlMkUlnmxtday- laat last Evening. if MASTELRLY REVIEW OF POLITICAL SITUAT10K. THE Eloquent Expose of Democratic 'As8amptioit ic.

A notice of the monster Republican Mass Meeting at St. James fiall last evening, with sketch of tbe remarks ot the Hob. Lyman Bass and Sherman Rogers, will found on tbe third page. Below we give report ot most of the masterly and eloquent address of Senator lioscoe Conkling! After dwelling at some length upon the ad ministration of Federal affairs, and demon strating the economy and reduction of ex penses under Republican rule, Mr. Conkling proceeded as follows.

It really seems as it the iiem'oeritie nartv had abandoned most of tbe things of the past and with them most ot the fiien of the past; it seems, I say, as If the Democratic party had really cast off the muddy vesture of decay, which belonged to the past and put on new clotMnn hvo changed issues, hut thov have nhantrM u.n, Everywhere you see renegaae Keputxicans as uemocrauc i nominees. Look at Ohio, and there you one of the blackest members, formerly of tbe Republican party Alien ana you see the Democratic members everywhere. Look at this State I And yttu see put on tbe State ticket a man who do wri td the very day of his nomination was sn empnattc professor tnai be belonged to tne itepuoncan pariy. A MAJORITT OF Yon see Lucius Robinson and Mr. Crowley three on a ticket of seven, which allowed one of the Democrats ia tbe southern tier counties, after tbe election was over, 10 snaae carded it" I the would the haa and Utai as tbe it of To that not I bor can are for for be I XTM we b.7e by contractor od tbe Southern Railroad that con-Well, we nave earned it, Dy i York Central Sbra.

atutia7 Afraaaa, Chanin Mn. a t. Charlie CoiUns aw IM i Fw" TtJ. fjaloa and byKC.7ajUfc.Tt kfoBOayt Nov. 1-41 a.

s-AWngHw ntranee, Main nd CantOB streetsv MONDAY KVKS1NG. OCT. SB, ISIS, Erery Might and Tuintay and Friday illness for Ladies and Ckildren. treated young American Actor, IDMTJSr l'IBKCK. in the sear sensation of L1J Bf.

FKHILS." afipported bv a lull Drainatic Com-pany. "TTie musterir Sketeb Artists. WSSTKRIT a ki.i rnvt time ox torn sew AMGitlCAM KUri.K TS1AM. Big success of Wiiyce Love BabT'Bindley, Prof. Hindlev.

The irreat Carlyie aud Son. Frond Twin Nutera, s'rank tteorge, Harry sinolair, Adelaide Eaton aad our Stock, in new Mveltiea. Kext week Sid rranon, Johnny Staty aad i i ST. JAMES HAT.T. Friday Evening, 29, aM Ka tarda Oct.

20, at F. M. GRAND VOCAL AKO INSTRUMENT Alt ICONCEKT AND MATINEE, i BOSTON PHILHARMONIC CLUB, Consisting: ot I lie most eminent aoloiatao! Too- man's orenesrra, assasiea. of aooompnaoeo. bourans singer, Mrs.

ANNA UKANuamuow. Tickets 76 Ktserved Seal Si. JiarasB open at Collier A lionton's Muslo seareWedne-, it morning, uoc. 1 aa swisiwr uswl stall Uie Vbilharmonlc Club are lor sale at Collier Xionton'a, Ataia St. BUFFALO FINE ARTS ACADEMY, Y.

X. Association BUUV. THK AttTGALLKRT willbe open every dW (Sundays excepted) Irom 8 A. M. to P.

at. Ad-, mission cents; -Monthly Ticket. 60 eeata. Family Tickets, good till JaaoAry 1, 8a. i A.

M. rAKNMAH. Bupt are teas. Instruction, I DANCISG SCHOOL. Hall, 383 Main ftti cob lei airs school, I KVERV THURSDAY FRIDAY, oumicnclng on Thursday, Oct.

88, 1875. Circulars, giving particular, Ac, eaa be taincd at tbo Music Store and at steJkrtbar. Jinflalo, October 1, 1S75. itf.t MR. J.

M. HARRISON, TEACHER OF THK PI ANO-FOBTB, will resume his Lessons on MONDAY, Oct 4. carc Whlc It Son, 898 Mala Street. ocmxtulba MR. S- WAXTH, Organist stminrfer Church, Teacher of Vint? nd Harmon', AMKRICAK LOCK.

tuth A urtUtn Sale! 3Y JNO. J. RENNZE. ON FBI PAY, OCT. 88, AT 10 A.

M. At the Salesrooms 446 Hat Street, Chattel Mortgage 81 of OLD AND NEW FURNITURE, Paintings, rianos. Carpets, Cook and farter biovee, c. Also, on account o( whom it may concern loo pounds Gunpowder Tea, lim pounds Young liysou 'iea, I 1'laUnrm ticale. UEKltY ENGLISH By CHAS.

City Auotlon Houte, a. IRISH, 30? WaialagtoB St. ON SATURDAY, OCT. 0. A.T Will be offered, regardless of cost Attractive Varlor ic Chambei Sets, Cook and Parlor htoves, complete.

Carpel and Ollolotna, Blankets, guilts. House Furnishing Goods, 5 Horse Blankets, Dry ftoods. Clothing, i Ciorkery, Ulawwarc, Ac ty Goods at -private sale through the week. I fT A full line of Horse JJlankeu and More at panic (trices. flf Content of nrivata houses and asenad- i.iii-i Furniture bought at private 1 MouGy loaned.

Bos etorage. THE OLD ''HARTFORD" Fire Insurance Oo. PARTlaS nAVINU POLICIES IN THIS TKELl.Vli OLIJ COMPANY, INCOEPOB AT-1 18IO, WITH US CAPITAL AND OF NKAJtLY THREE (S) HIl? ilONS OF DOLLAR CAN RENEW TrTXM. OK PLACE NEW RIfcKS, WITH E. P.

DORR, Agent, In Building, corner or Llojd aad 1'riiiie Street, CORNER ROOM, DOWN-STAi E8BOFFALO, NEW YORK. oclsti.la Rare Busiuess Opportinilty. THE LARUE AND WELL-SELECTED BTOCK OK FURS ITU RE CABINET WABE, Comprising eery Variety BeloniriDflr tbe Katate of I. D. WHITE, de- eeaaftd.

Uiafether with Uue of Blore and rood- wHI of lb luuiners lutelv carried oa br him. wllL I Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks prefers not to address Detaoeratie aseetlags Uds falL Hat WaitiBgi 1 Full return from Iowa, aU bnt sixteen eooatiee being heard from officially, show Got. KlrkwootTs majority to be SU926.

Tbe Republican State Committee of Flo rida has) held a meeting and taken measures secure an efficient organisation of the party every County of too State. JJext Tuesday will be an exciting day. elections in New York, Pennsylvania, Mary land. Wisconsin. Virginia, Kansas, Uasesehusetta, Mississippi, Minnesota, Mis souri and Sew Jersey: The Pittsburgh Leader, an independent paper with liepublican leanings, thinks that while there Is no doubt about Gov.

Hart-ranft's election, is is possible that tbe Granger vote will carry Col. Piollet through. Tbe Ijondon Standard is of opinion that the result of the Ohio election has taken tbe currency question out of politics, and that there remain, so far as one can see, only the Questions: of denominational education and reform." The Fourth Senatorial District of New Tork, which is now the theatre of the struggle between John Morrissey as the champion of honest reform, and John Fox, the Tammany nominee, is the district in which Tweed, just prior to going to tbe Penitentiary, was elected to the State Senate. 1 It is for the Interest of Gov. uvr the A'eio iotk neraut, tun mt Poeakership of the next House oe not con ferred on New York, since it would be an tm- oedlment to Ukmg a Presidential candidate from this State.

Governor Tilden'i friends desire tbat the Speakership be given to the West." -The official records in the office of the Secretary of State oi California show that the new Legislature will be composed as follows: Senate Democrats, 21; Independents 10, Republicans, 6. Assembly Democrats, 62; Republicans, Independents, I tie between a Democrat and Independent. Total Democrats, 86; Independents, 18; Repub licans, 15, and 1 In doubt. The official vote of Ohio at tbe October election shows the following result: Governor Hayes 297,813, Allen Hayes's msjorl ty Lieut. Young 297,931, Cary Young's maj.

Auditor ot State, Williams 296,201, Greene 292,227, Williams's maj. Treasurer of State, Milliken 296, 677, Schriener 292.714, MUliken's maj. 3.E63; Attorney General, Little 296,858, Powell 292,487, Little's maj. 4,371 Judge of Supreme Court. Mcllvaine Asburn 293,328, Mctlvaine's maj.

Member of the Board of Public Works, Thatcher O'Hagan, 292,067, Thatcher's maj. 4,834. The prohibi tion vote on Governor was 2,591. The highest prohibition vote was on the Lieut.Governor, 3.630. PERSONAL.

Gen. Joe Hooker will spend the Winter at tbe Hot Springs of Virginia. -Wm. M. Kvarts and Lord Houghton sat under the ministrations of Mr.

Beecher in Plymouth Church last Sunday. -Ex-Senator Harlan has been in Washing: ton for a few days past. He departs thence to Colorado, where he will join his Invalid wife and son. Gerald Massey's reported insanity is de nied by a persona friend of his, who says that be is now engaged on the greatest liter ary work of his life. Young Cyrus W.

Field, bas appeared as a boating-man at, Williams College; and he has offered to buy and equip a six-oared shell if the College will send a freshman crew to Saratoga. Senator Morrill of Vermont bas presented a bust of Charles Sumner, by Preston Powers, to the Park Gallery of Art st Burling ton, In that State. It is said to be an excellent likeness. The Hon. Alexander H.

Stephen Is still in a feeble and exhausted condition, and un able to receive company. With entire repose and quiet, it is thought that he will recover from his present prostration. Secretary Robeson's wife bas recovered the camel's bair shawl wbicb, It was feared, she had lost while in Baltimore last week Having been left in a railroad car, it was car ried to Jersey City, and thence it was re. turned to its owner. Edwin Forrest's desire to found the Ed.

win Forrest Home," at Springbrook, near I'biladerpbla, lor wmch purpose be left tbe bulk of his fortune, will probably be carried into effect soon, all obstacles having been re- moved by the settlement of the light of dower which Mrs. Sinclair claimed in the estate. The executors are Mr. James Oakes of Boston, and Mr. Daniel Douhgerty of Phila delphia.

Tbe other day Sam Bowles went to church In Springfield, and, feeling the effects of his severe editorial labors through the week, went to napping. By and by he was awakened by tbe preacher, who struck his desk and shouted: "Wbo shall be able to stand up in the presence of the Lord on that awful day?" And Sam Bowles, rising in his pew, remarked: "Charles Francis Adams Is the only man tbat can do It, and I nominate hlmfor the position." Chicago Times. LEGALIZING ASSESSMENTS. Editor Buffalo commercial advertiser The Courier, in its attempted defence of Mr. Losing, ignorantly or purposely avoids the point intended to be made in my commu- nication In Monday's Commercial.

If there is any evil greater than another, or, perhaps I might say, than all others, under which the tax-payers are called to suffer, It is tbe mode In which local assessments are levied and col lected. The total depravity of the whole de partment is almost beyond belief. Mr. Lanlng knows, and every Intelligent tax-payer knows, it has been a constantly growing evil for years, until nearly every local assessment lacks the substantial element of legality This tbe Mayor, in bis message, quoted by the Courier, In effect admits. But what does an ignorant, demoralized Com.

mon Council care? If anybody interposes objections to their unlawful and arbitrary proceedings, they have only to despatch a com mittee to Albany to get their illegal acts legal ized, or, as in ths-case quoted by the Courier, make a new assessment." The idea that an illegal assessment necessarily becomes a lien upon the city is simply absurd. It 1 a question between the individuals who con tracted the work and the contractor. Mr. Lan-ing, and every other good lawyer knows this, and the question Is one to be settled between the contractor and bis employers, who have no power to bind the city by any act unless In strict accordance with the city charter. But," says the Courier, tbe Council passed a resolution unanimously lu favor of a bill providing that the Council shall have power to make new assessments is cases where Ir regularities or informalities have taken place." Now It ia not surprising that this law, which should be designated An act to cover the delinquencies ot Ignorant Aldermen and delinquent city officials, for all time to come," should be unanimously approved by a Com mon Council which was to be relieved from the penalty of official delinquency prescribed by law.

What is wanted is to bold city official to a strict accountability for their acts. Such an opportunity offered, had not Mr. Lanlng In terposed to prevent It, in the interest of every other element than tbat ot an honest and economical administration of- the government of our city. Justice. SEW YORK STATE SEWS.

Van circus and menagerie have gone into winter quaner aiAmenla, Dutchess county. i A new daily, called the Evening ffetcs. bas been start en at Syracuse, it is a small four sheet, and it polities are unequivocally Republican. The small steamers, May Martin and Hepburn are running between Mayyille and Jamestown at present, and we presume are ample for tbe business at this season of the year. j.

iv or af vears aaro thev bnred for oil In Olean. but gave it np after gaining a depth of auout nx BUBureu oey now propose to go down lower ia search of the precious grease, ana expect saeceea. We are informed that Mrs. Wott WatertowB. wbUe assortinc ran la tne Rem ington paper mill a tew day ago, found a pair of ear-rings, and tn one of them wa a diamond which so sold for $136, but which la now said to be worm hw, i xna greatest eanonty or tn season, says an exchange, is a newspaper turned to stone.

aad found bv Frank Gilbert of HarUaixL It wa imbedded la use gravel, aad Bad formed into a atone, xne printing la plainly visible to the naked eye, jet tt to a solid rack. The body! Morris S. Klmbafl, Resident State Engineer, ot Fulton, was found near the village Tuesday, with the mark of a large knife on each side of the neck just below the ear. Temporary insanity la tbe supposed a K. be a i On' that account tbe Republican, strong enough to run a candidate of their own.

are willing to bela him. Both Kelly and MoRRissxr are good Democrats. And the JSujfialo Courier would have no sneer 'for the latter if he would only consent without protest to follow Boss Kelly's lead. A CANDID AH5WBR. Amy agitation looking to interference with pnblte-aenool system eaa amount to bo more than discussion.

Does the ComxkhciAl think otherwise it and we ask the question candidly really believe the, public schools are danger? It cannot answer in the CVmrier. Our dipiomaue contemporary makes an exception 'of asking a question candidly, we suppose, because it is conscious of boipg very uncandid as a rule. However, we will answer In our usual way, candidly, as it desires. We really believe the public-schools are in danger, though we do not believe that their enemies will succeed in destroying the -present beneficent system. We haVe too much confidence In the aroused intelligence of the people.

But there is always danger to be apprehended from the action of a powerful and vigilant enfemy. We thought the Union was in danger, for example, when the XortneMi Cnrmerliead and the South ern Kebellious Ltemoeracy assail en it. But we never believed that treason would prevail, because we had too much confi dence in the aroused "patriotism of the people. Is the Courier answered BOLSTERING THEM UP! The Democratic State Central Commit tee have come out with a card. They are alarmed at the omens in the sky and would inspire their despondent party friends.

with a "few last The document will cause honest meu to smile. Think of the check of a set of Democrats Who can calmly declare that all the corrupt elements of theState are desiring our What has become of Kelly and that Tammauy crowd in New Xork City Are they all working against the Democratic ticket? And, as to a war against the rings, it Is a fact that nearly every man exposed to unenviable notoriety by the Canal Commission is Democratic leader. Some of thein signed the Canal Committee's tirade about reform just before the Syracuse Convention and nearly all of them are working for the Democratic ticket. The Central Committee are commencing to read the handwriting on the wall They there read that their party has been weighed and found wanting. They know that the chances are that the Empire State will be carried by the-Republicans with a majority that will effectually take Tilden out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Not yet, so far as we recollect, has the diplomatic editor of the Courier been able to realize any glory or profit out his attempt to ridicule the school ques tion, or to maintain a position on both sides of it. Nor does it, so far as we cai see, makes much out of its attack upo Mr. John McMancs this morning, whe the following pithy answer to It is taken into 'account: Oct. 28th, 1875. Editor Bovfalo Commercial advertiser "Mr.

McMaxus has been so well know as a persistent enemy of the Dem ocratic party," Ac. Courier, this mornintj. The Democratic party The State, c'sat moi and that's juBt what's the matter with the facile editor ol the Courier. The editor forgets that my Democracy ante-dates his own, and has ben quite as consistent. Yours, John McManus.

We note that certain Democratic papers In these parts are still assertin, that the canal thieves are working fo Nowwill the editors who make this statement please explain why they went to the Democratic Convention on year ago so determined to head Tilden off? They got up that "memorandum trick with Judge Ciil'RCH for this precise object. And Boss Kelly said very clearly that it was the Canal King crowd that were trying to defeat Tilden. We call to mind that the man who dragged Judg Ciil'RCH in to defeat Tildeip was the editor of the Buffalo Courier. Kkll declared that the object of this Chl-rc movement was to protect the Canal Kiug In the light of these historical facts would it not be as well for the Courier to stop talking about men who are working fo the canal thieves The official returns give the Repub licans more than 5,000 majority in Ohio. The nbtorious Sam.

Cary is buried under about 10,000. General Hates'S majority is not large in no great a vote. The figures we regard as confirming our pre- viousiy-expresscu convictions that it was the "school question" that saved Oh: Had the issue been upon the financial policy pure and simple, we believe th there would have been enough inflation Republicans to have combined with the Democracy and carried the State. But when the schools were openly assaulted, the friends of those dearly-prized institutions rallied to their defence. Whatever you do "sustain Tilden!" is pretty much the argument of every Democratic organ.

And why their solicitude about the Governor? Why especially are certain Democratic editors now so anxious to sustain when they did their level best to prevent his nomination The answer to these questions is to be found in the fact that the Democrats of this State are running this campaign with sole reference to out Tilden before tbe next national convention. They don't care a brass farthing for reform, nor does he, save as it helps to keep him prominent as a candidate, for the coveted presidential nomination. With startling and original profundity the Courier says that "a prominent lawyer js not necessarily a good legislator; an estimable gentleman, not necessarily sound on political questions. And ergo the Courier would have its" readers think that it is not wise to vote lor Sherman S. Rogers, who is among the first in his profession and -has a stainless record as a citizen.

But is it not safer to run the risk of making a "good legislator" out of this material it is to confer Such distinction upon a "party who is certainly not a "prominent lawyer," and is not especially "estimable" as a gentleman Dblos De Wolf ased to be pretty good authority lor almost -anything with the editor- oi the Courier. Does that paper wish to be understood as discrediting Mr. px WouB statement with refer-erence to Governor Tilden's equivocal conduct regarding the notorious Will ARD JOHXSOX claim? i We believe that the editor of the Courier, personally, would take Mr. Ds Wolf's word with mnch more conndenoe than he has ever given to the word of Mr. Tildes.

Howls it? A well-posted Ger wspondent writs as follows Please ask Mr. Louis Hbbvaito, or his friends ex-Aid. Ruchakt and Jacob Bott, if any of Bum is prepared to make affidavit tbat it was the promise, or eemmitnmat, or nra- aeantion to tbem of th prospect tbat JLouia HBBKASur would be appointed Fm Snperta-teanteat, wbicb induced tbem to support Mr. MinUon for Mayor i We are requested to say to tbe Courier that if its "well-posted" correspondent wiS give hi bis name he can have all the affidavits be wants and snore too. in to in Republic caujee.

Bristling aU over with sharpest so knlivepied aneijdote and bom mat that tfte tut audience; was kept in tbe' utmost good humor its reason" and intelligence were most strongly appealed to, Theelo- quent speaker gave the grounds for Oie great confidence that was in him that the right would prevail In this momentous campaign. We tnly need to get out Republican vote," he said," ami coming out! He closed by Impressively urging the people to support the worthy Republican candidates in Erie County, paid a glowing tribute to the charac of the gentlemen at the head of the respective tickets. The chairman called three cheers lor Senator Coickiino. They were given with a will. Then, with three cheers for the Republican candidates, and three more for the chairman the Hon.

Ltman K. Bass J- the great meeting adjourned. BROUGHT TO BOOK. We dommend to the careful perusal of every one of our readers an article from the Albany Journal which may Be iouna upon our first page today. It drives the nail, and clinches it, into charges that have been made seriously compromising Gov ernor Tilden, with reference to the pay ment of certain claims against the canal; 1 held by prominent Derauc leaders.

We do not, )0w these proofs of strange lnconslstejicyi tr Say tne least, can be refuted. The Governor 'certainly does not clear up his record in the statement which he has authorized the Albany Argut to make in his behalf. It i proved that anidng the claims pointed iut by tne uovernor as manifestly; fraudulent was one held by Wil- lard Johnson for a very large amount. Mr. J)elOS Dr Wolf, well known as a Democratic politician, went to see Gov ernor Tilden about this special claim.

The Governor gave him assurances of such a character that Johnson was able to (urn! the claims to good account and raise money upon them. The Governor so I)e Wolf says admitted that these claims were valid, and he promised that evqri if he did not sign the bill he would allow It to become a law. To the assertions made by! De Wolf tbe Governor makes a broad denial. But-it Is a significant fact that the Journal, the first rpapier to make these charges, has fortified them at every step and has made good every allegation. It now gives us its authority the carefully-written statements of leading men in the Democratic party.

It is not a pleasant position for a Governor to be placed in. 'But a man who makes such zealous pretensions as a reformer must be prepared to defend his record, and as to this part of it Mr. Til-PEN lamentably fails. HOW IT IS DONE. i It has been suspected for some time that the Canal Commission were turning their investigations as far as possible into shape, to serve the interests of the Demo- ticket.

The Republican jour nals hiive been very careful about giving expression to these just suspicions, be cause they did not like to throw discredit upon the Commission's work. But it was not calculated to strengthen popular confidence in the conduct of those having the investigation in charge, when one of appointed as a Republican, the head of the Democratic State ticket, when another member was also nominated on the same ticket, and when! third member took his place at the ljead of the Democratic State Com mitteeJand is now managing the campaign foi thpir side, Tlib'last report was so manifestly cook ed ujjjis a campaign document that we did iot hesitate to make the We havefthe Democratic State Treasurer and the Democratic Attorney-General as wit-nessethat the assertions of partisanship are wlli-founded. But more important tcjtiinjony is furnished by EngineerScOTT whoHhy's that his testimony was garbled, suDiirbssed in parts, and generally fixed up in' suit the Commission's purposes, And then, too, the Albany Journal pro-du-iH the affidavit of the stenographer eiiililjied by the Canal Board, whoswears tlinlj jfthe Commission's stenographer ad- mitfijU to ljim that he did not take down all the testimony that was offered, but oulyisui'h parts of' it as the Commission ordeij-ed him to Jake. Tilsese tacts, coupled with the secret ses-sionlof the Commission and their positive refusal to let the witnesses examine their testjibiony after it is recorded, show con clusively that they are using their unusual opportunities to promote the success of a ticket upou which some of the members are! prominent candidates. It Is a very unOfgnitied performance, to say the least of it, and is not calculated to give rise to anyl great amount ot confidence In the Democratic Governor's 'f onslaught" upon the SL'anal tnieves.

THE ONLY WAY. jlji a crisis of the character of that now impending, when all good men seem bent upon reform and honest government, thre is but one course for them to take. Tlfey must support the party whose record Is. a good one, whose principles are sound, whose policy is safe and honest. It UpTpii the strength of its "record, its prin ciples and its policy that the Republican paity appeals with confidence to the people in this campaign.

That record has been before the Country for years. That it makes a splendid showing of work well dpjie is proved by the fact that, the Demo- cK'itic party bas gradually abandoned erary one of Its tenets aud'has been working over to Republican ground. put the Democracy fi would have the people ignore the past. They seek to raakc every issue sulwservient to what they ejall the reform movement." Now take them upon that, and it is still an incontrovertible fact that the interests of reform sjtjd the success of the 1 Republican party ie identical. Let us give to Governor Tildes all the praise he deserves, ltdoes hpt follow that his party are all sincere, of that their zeal for reform will survive ide excitement of the' campaign, let the fsult be what It 1 wifl.

That party to sticced must always 'pander to' the worst juenibers of society, to the most danger ous elements of the body It rolls 'u-p majorities among masses ot voters, Ig-Kjorant, depraved, brutal, by whom a Republican ballot is never cast. Are such citizens at all Interested in reform? The Republican party is not burdened with iny such affiliations, its members demand good government. To secure it they will vote for good men. If they are not nominated in the regular way, then it is always the Republican party that jjurnlebes the independent Voters who will support none but worthy candidates. It js for the best Interest ol the party, therefore, to put forward its best men.

They feel pledged to the people to purify publio. service. They know that 4hey are unfaithful their own party will repndlate them. "The) Democrat has no uch fearV" Why ven! to the days when an oppressed metropolis was laboring for the overthrow of Tammany, the Democratic party refused to support the cause i ri ne true reformer Has but one Bourse take in this campaign. If he wants to give the effort latter i good government actual shape, Immediate operation and permanent effect, he must tor; the Republican candidates.

Thk Democracy seek to avert the force of Kelly's rascalities by asserting that the Republicans In. one of the senatorial fedistricts in New York are supporting John Morrissey for the Senate. We can not see howihis tJefcads the lor their ny, not the in i Bona CatBotfe (Utemoea tlx judge 01 analioeartoB aa instmou and dnger- Mwalt tba en, whoae purpose tt to octroi or destroy Ui educatumaU JdTi pletl tbe Prabytery to defence of toe Bible la tba ptrbtl MbooU and to the Christian featare of OorerBHteiii. REGISTER TOMORROW! Every Republics who has not already ascertained Wlietber hl riaute Is correctly registered afcoald do tbe first, thing tomorrow morning. The Boards of Registry meet at the several polling-places (a of which will be found in our Local Department) at 8 o'clock in the morning continue in session until 0 o'clock in evening.

At this session of the Boards registration cannotbe reflected by proxy. The voters mutt appear in person. In several of the large wards the number of districts bas been Increased since the last election. ThU renders the correct copying of the poll-lists almost an impos- ilbility. Republicans in such wards should no account fail to see that the transfers have been Dronerlv made.

I-et no friend of the splendid tickets heiuled by Sxwa.ro, Rogers and Becker lose bis vole hv neclectinir the registry. Attend this important dutyarly in tbe day SENATOR COCKLING' SPEECH. An audience as great as can possibly be 1 crowded Into Su JaErs rlalH forming the largest ('arid most Veopectable political meeting ever seen In' any hall in Buffalo, listened with rapt attention for nearly three hours last evening to the words of truth and soberness as they full with tell ing effect from the tips of Roscoe Conk-lino. We could wish not only that every Republican la Erie County ghoul. I have heard the speech, but also that It fhonkl be read by every Republican and every earnest advocate of genuine reform throughout 'the State.

It was a candid but masterly vindication of the Jut claims of the Republican party of the State and nation to be considered the true party of political and administrative re form. 14 was a thorough exposition of the impudent dishonesty of the claim sejjl up by Governor Tildes for the credit of whatever administrative reform and ira provement in the financial conditiou of this State, has been secured during the last few years. The hall was uncomfort ably crowded. Every seat was occupied. The stairways and aisles were packed with standing auditors.

Even the window-sills were filled. Wherever It wai possible to And standing- or sitting-room, or to get within sound of the orator's voice, there Senator Cokklimg had an eager, attentive, admiring listener. And there thev all stayed until 11 o'clock, without any of impatience, with many an expressed desire to remain as long as he would continue speaking evpn 1 "all night. Not a dozen persons left the hall before the conclusion of his speech, a three hours' speech, au indication of universal interest unparalleled within our recollec tlon of political meetings. As for the speech Itself, we can only hope It will be presented to our readers with tolerable accuracy, though certain to be Bhorn of its fair proportions.

Here we shall not attempt to give more than a hasty glance at its leading features. Received with enthusiastic, proton 1 and repeated demonstrations of Mr. Conkling briefly arknowb jd the compliment, and 'then at once wailed it is the proper word into the subject now so generally but carelossly considered by the people, the question of administrative: economy and reform. By figures uuile-j nlable he first proved that the Fede Government under President Grant has expense to the people than was incurn under the administration of Johnson or Lincoln or Buchanan. He exposed the untruthfulness and reckless dishonesty the innumerable and persistent assaults upon members of Grant's Cabinet for the misuse of public property and extrava gsnce in conducting the affairs of their respective offices.

As a sample of thi cruel injustice he took the case of Attor ney-General Williams, and showed that his use of a landau at the public ex pense was not only necessary and proper. but that a similar practice has prevailed with his predecessors from the establish ment of the Department. Senator Conkling apparently spoke witl great feeling upon this wholesale abuse of public officers. He showed the vast in jury it had indirectly inflicted upon the country by creating distrust of our people's Integrity in the money markets of the world. Only by many millions yearly could this loss be counted.

When one- half of our own newspaper press and public speakers represented to the world that frightful profligacy, corruption, din-honesty and extravagance prevailed in the administration ot every department of the Government that capacity and integrity were the exception and imbecility and corruption the rule in the party which has conducted the country safely through the greatest civil war in history it impossible to fund our national debt, the best-secured national debt on earth, at a low rate of interest. Turning from his vindication of the Republican party in reference to national affairs, Senator Conkling next took up the questions more nearly concerning the people of this State, and which are at Issue In the pending election. He quickly torn the mask of reform from the Democ racy. Allowing due credit to the Governor for what ha had accomplished, he showed the dishonesty of Tilden and his agents In flooding the country with their quack-medicine advertisements" of the Governor as the only genuine and original reformer and the one cure-all for the political Bis ot wblch'the people complain. He showed how the State debt has been reduced under Republican administra tion; how the wonderful improvement ot which Mr.

Tixden boasts, and for which he claims the entire credit, had been secured before our modest Governor came Into office. He showed how, while panal corruption was a Democratic Institution, canal reform began and was carried On by the Republican party before ever Mr. TlLDKN put on the robes of poetical purity and innocence, With scathing sarcasm he referred to the' records of other modern model reformers. Ity read to the meeting despatch which Ife had received since he came into the meeting, proving all that the Albanf Journal has charged upon tha Governor In connection with the notorious Willakd Johnson claim. On this point we have more to say elsewhere.

i- When the Senator cams to speak! ot the school Question, there was the moat unmistakable evidence that he had touched the of his great audience where Its deepest sentiment was found. He proved that hut colleague, Senator KgRNAN, had no warrant in fact for the Consti- tution provided sufficient safeguards lor tha protection, of tha common schools gainst tha assaults of sectarianism. He called attention to law hastily! passed by the last Legislature, and deliberately approved by Governor Tildbn which authorized the sisterhood of the Grey Nous a Roman, Catholic Society to make just as many public-school teachers. as they pleased, without providing any, rule as to qualifications, and to compel the public-echool authorities to accept the certificates Issued by tha sisterhood as sufficient, evidence of the qualification of persons applying for positions as teacher To this point, also, we shall. refer at greater length another time.

Bnt wa find it Impossible, within the limits of our time and space today, to give even that hasty glance at the prominent atures of Senator Conkukg's Bpeech MA we rrotr" .1 at Our '--t the with the and ter for Xtnrtoa Block. Siae about aax4 iueV WMH Tvan ti i vek af MATT ilS Wa WAKIM. -lTAmrS AM) Waata, Ns- I TV tioea, oBt llnea or Was, is thia plaee (tneBeet in us paper) forSOoents tbe arret additional inaarcioa. i TTA7TKI The aoqaainvamoe of mmr Addles atiaa Commercial Adveruaer eSlee. imt.

tor av aonukaniitn. a a. WHiT YOU WAJiT. Wairta, riottees. Ac.

are lines or leas, ia this plana (tn bert tbe paper) for 50 eeata tne Srst inaarwoswaiui a awa awuaanai lamwav. Wft RBTAIL as furnace pHoea. Ail store blacked and set up in perfect order. Onr oastinrs are not equaled by any made elsewhere. JKWETT A BOOT, corner Ferry and Mississip- street.

octilni3 XKS, SIK-KE, or No, Sir-ee. The intnmio qualiUes of tbe Sufierb, and the snierb qualities of the Intrinsic, cannot be beaten. Kales never larger, vrawn inawHn. BS KABge. A.

ttaill, 11 BUkHI BWOSk Piatt Cbs's Select Oysters, 35 GTS. PER CAN. Measure Oysters 25a per Quart. ALSO. 8TAPLB AND FANCY GROCERIES l'RICKA, AT THK PEOPLE STORE, 263 and 265 Washington Street.

AUOBLD'S PRLZE EDALS 11 Undo 1B6Z. 1 tea 1867111 Vienna 1875. Bold Medal U. IVcomtMi Orand Gold Cmt'of Homot iwma 787S. Sold Medal ef Progress 11173.

awarded T. S. PEASE'S IbviprovedOils As the BEST IN THE WORLD for Railroads, Steamers, MACHINERY and BrhLMA. Engine, Signal, Cylinder, Lard and Compound Coach Oils, Endorsed br experience and test of years, 'and ttO bigbeot authority of the I'. S.

and Europe. PEASE'S rREMIUM PETROLEUMS Extra High Fire Teat. DARK AND NATURAL OILS. F. S.

PEASE, Manufacturer of Oil, 65 ana 87 Mil St, 82, 84 86 Wash St. Buffalo, N.Y. CARPETS.lT" Our New Stock of Fall Styles now Ready. Every quality in Ingrain, Thtee-ply, Tapestry, Brussels, Body Brussels, Wilton, Velvet and At-minster in new styles. Oilcloths.

Oilcloth Rur. Matting, Rugs and Mats, at our usual low prices. Lace Curtains, Cornices and L'srabrequinH. ADAM, MELDRUM ANDERSON AMERICAN BLOCK. 3, 398, 400, 402 Main Street, STEVENS BROS- JEWELERS, Tlfft House Block.

TRY OUR PREPARATION FOB tleaning your SllTer Ware PIANOS. Handsomest Rooms in the City. KNABE, Grand, Square, and Upright, Have no rival, hut surpass' all other mafeej have tested, either in this country or in "PAULINE LUCCA Nbw York, June sn, 1871." HAINES, THK CHEAPEST FIRST-CLASS PIANO MAUk Pianos, ALL STTLES ANU PRICKS. Pianos, NEW, 175. Dlanno FOR RENT, AND RRNT ALLOT.

JrlttllirS KI TOWARD PURCHASE. PIANO STOOLS, COVERS, Organs and Melodeons. UTLEY, PKARL NKAB BENECA "I DYE TO L. CHESTER'S Steam Dyeing Cleaning ESTABLISHMENT, 483 Main Stv, BuffaJo. BLACKS DYED TWICE A WEEK we send for and deliver work In njr part o' uiv ui.j wiuivui.

uua ciiarire. BENSON'S ART ROOMS REMOVED TO' Old Stand, 258 Main fit Wher can be found a Sn stock of Engravings, Paintings, Frames OpaalAC Day Tuesday, Sept. t.J. myto.mwty.U o. o.

BENSON SWEET, COOK CO. WBOLBBALB DIALIBt IB Boots, Shoes Rubbers 185 Washington Street, Wm. 8WBBT, BUFFALO. P. Cook.

Sao. W. Iwasrr. is CHEW DiaLmond Crown TOBAOOO. bold iTiinrnxsa Headquarter, No.

2fl Kaln Street a. B. YOtmo. "OLD AND TRIED." Glens- Fall Insurance Compaoj-, oMAEO ARtoy4iJAt Standard Ins. Co.

of New yorkl Bott Un aBov old aad reUaMa Caaitaiale. hria( withdraw fross fa Baotoaal Board of derwntera, we will srti em aattar aad Dwell. Ina- anas liuslj at -fair rata All asyaaattUAcaaT. 4, LTOW. BOSK COL.f Mala WLLT7OS TOR BEHTW Blatmra JLJ.

Kreet, iX-tory fraaue gaa, water, eellaf. St Carroll atrert, story brick raa and water. 3 taa abev alaeas win be rented eftean to atari. avsuaAxavra sntsaiii, 4 Bnnra' atttUdiac T7IOB ISA a term Collerc 'r, AJ l-strtiy frama, -v The ana this Bew-eorn Democrat andouctedly bas tbe disease in Its most malignant form. Let Mr.

Dorsheimer and tbe Democratic Canal Com missioner Mr. Jackson of Loekport gentleman eminent not only for his aoqaains-ance with the canals, but for his diBiinaulsbed services as one of tbe canal trustees (I might pernaps oe permitted to say of htm as a canal tbat he stands upon an eminence and glory covers bun) let him watch, and Gov. Tilden makes up what I must suppose is his mind, will out one oi bis trusted nends into tne nlace of Inspector of Publio Works. He will undoubtedly put a praying and fasting Demo ana ne can waxen toe uepuoucans NIGdTS'AirD SUNDAYS ft is said the best ot all men bear watchincr. I don't suppose tbe Governor himself would object to Demg cinaiy watenea.

a think a little on both sides woohkbe well, Very greatly to our mortification and regret owing to tbe inability of the stenographer to write bis notes in tiaw, we are unable to present a report of Senator Conkling' noble speech this number of tbe Commbbcial. But our readers sbaB bare it entire in tomorrow's issne. Editor.) Political Xotices. FIFTH WARD MEETING. THE LAST GRAND BALLY OF The Fifth Ward Republican Club Will take place at the WILLIAM STREET SUMMER-GARDEN Thursday Evening, Oct.

28. Oood speakers will be present, and all voters of tbe Ward are invited to attend. COLORED REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING. Dome One Gome All GRAND RALLY AT TURN HALL, ELLICOTT STREET, Friday Evening, Oct. 29, 1873.

liUOU SPEAKERS: WILL ADDBtiS THE MKE1INO. The delegate from the Colored Suite Convention will make bis report, after nhicb tbere will be speaking. THOMAS HARMON, HAM'Aj MURRAY, JOHN 8IMPSON, 1. TlIOMl'SON, Campaign CommUtoe. Republican1 Committee Booms, Nos.

3 4 ARCADE BUILDING. OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING. Fourth Ward Republican Club. A Meeting of the Fourth Ward Republican Club will be held at TURN II ALL, Elllcott Street, on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 2, at 7H o'clock.

All wishing to join the Club are cordially invited to attend. Good speakers will be in attendance to address the meeting. JOHN BRAEUNLICH, SeCy. Sixth Ward Caucus. The Republican electors of the Plxth Ward arc requested to meet at tbe Jefferson Street Summer Garden on THURSDAY, October 28th, at 7 o'clock P.

for the Duruose of electinsr candi dates tor Ward Officers to be supported at the ensuing election. By order of the Ward Committee. Died. Brown. In tbis citv.

on the 27th inst. Mrs. Rlizaheth Buriress. wife of Thomas Brown, and mother of Cha. X.

Brown and Mrs. D. N. Lock-wood. rraV Funeral from ber late residence.

465 Ntar- ara Street, en Fridav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. Mason. At his late residence on Sixth Street. oa the 37th Inst, J.

B. Mason, aged 88 years and i montn. 7 Funeral Saturday at 10 M. Hew Advertisements. CHEAP ADVMHTlaltra.

WaniS, Notices, five lines or less, in this place (the best in the paper) for 80 cents the first insertion, and 26 ana sacA additional insertion. seaond-band medium and small sise Safes for Male cheap. Two hare Combination and one idi Key Lock; in good order. Apply to GEO. GAGK, come of agle and Washington streetc.

ADDITIONAL arrivals of Heal and French Bronze Ornaments and Bronze and Marble Clocks make my assortment very large and complete. Call and examine ibem. C. K. WAL-BRLDGE, 801 Washington Street.

ADOPTIOX. A healthy Male Child for adoption. Address II. this office, for particulars. oc25t30 ADVERTISING PAYS.

Advertisements inserted in anv Mewsuaoer in the TTnitftri States or Dominion of Canada at publishers' low- cei rates, a. ii. nu iuniAufl, ueneral Advertising Agent, 195 Main Street. ocltf A FEW respectable Men wanted to canvass XB. tne city and vicinity for the sale of an entire- lv new article.

Apply at Kuropean Hotel, 1 iLxcnange street. it A NEW ERA in the retail fetove trade of 21. Bud Halo. We have nut nti end to nnnrmntiK retail prolltH on stoves and Rungca. Buv them at ruuiwv uriues oi A UUU1.

comer l-erry and Mississippi streets. oc23tno3 A PPLEBY'S Witch Hazel (dii-u ext.) oures a. rtrounos, Braises, Burns, riles, Ieuralgi Chappe Hands. Buffalo Homoeopathic Phar macy, 362 Main Street. aptf nonolv which secured enormoti retail urolits on Ranges in this city, we come to the front with Furnace prir; at our Warehouse, cor.

Perry and jnisaissippi JT.ft f.J 1 'OCZilinOJ 118 WAXTED.A few Gentle 1 menB. ftruers can be accodsnlodated at lug south ii vision street. DOABDEBs WANTKD At til Washias-- ton street. One Furnished Front Parlor and tnree single Itooms. ojaotaon BOSZE and Marble Clocks.

Ileal and French Bronze ornaments. Card Receivers, Vase, extremely low prices at c. K. ALUUlDUE'a, wi, iw ana wu wasmngton street. CAU the approaches.

Buv l-Mamunn nase lilimcr oi jRnhii nuur, cor. i'errv aixl Mississiom and vour comfort is guaranteed. J. it. retail at Furnace prices.

All stoves and Ranges warranted tno3 pUMK AND 8T.E the most beiutifnl Parloi stove in operation. 1 ou will not want to bu- any other after yon nav seen this Graphio Heal IIJ YOU HEAR IT The Ransom Range uu iuen uie ouver ateoai mi tne vr eatern Mew York Fair over all com; Ranges. Hon ran to examine II PK BRINE BT fail to examine it, and also the Albion Range, ai uawa'S, gas Main at. ooitnol DON'T BE DECEIVED by those dealers wbo try to palm off inferior Ranges by calling them the Ransom. Kveiy Ransom Range bas the name in niokel-plated.

letters on the top. Oc22t28 PERR1KK A 8TKAWN, XI3 Main 84. ELE6AHT Marble and Bronze Clocks, Real and French Bronze Ornament, new pat- wnw jumv amvea. oiivex-puuoa ware in great varietr. Fine Petri and lvorv Cntlerv at Ti a WALBRIOGE'S, 2KB and 301 Washington Ii KBYBOD Y'S CORVEH Want, tiees.

five lines or leas, in this place (the best In the paper) for 60 cent the first Insertion, EXQUls -r K. All the Casting mannfacture.1 by us have smooth surface unequaled anv- wnere. nu 11 won presenu an exquisite apnea ance. We retail at Furnace prices. JEWKT A ROOT, cor.

i'errv Mississippi sw. ocatnoS Coat-Makara wanted imma. lateiy. eteauy wora: good prices. C.

ARD, Clifton, Ontario. T7KR SALE OB BENT 19 North William XJ Street, two-story frame; gas, water, eeUar aoa cistern: lot ovxisu will De sold cheap rented Terr low until Mar 1. Iaanire of uui. WHITS, Real state Ag't, 11 Lewis Block. e23ti CKAPHIC BANOK With lower closet, up-T per closet, patent ah-ifter and water tank attscnea, is tne most perfect Range la existence to-day.

come and see It, at W. WOLTttt'S, 318 INyORMATIOWI hare sold more Store during the last two week than I hare ever no, ouauy employed REID, uy aad ll Main street. A DIES' aprrTaa paired. y. wierra ana rearm Ine aad all Whit.

vHH i and restored to their original beauty and rreab-aea hy a aew procees, only at oa Main street. stntrr st atljre. I alteraooa. oc. a Oold 1 1 Keeklaee.

with tlmu auaAluwl Tk. u. otiifcj ui rewaroea oa leaving it at 4. Smith' Grocery! Stare, corner Bala via aad atiehj. gaa street.

it I w. -i TL" Tour store we eaa nu au orders iwompUy. Prieeaaerer have been so low, -viu trtrjVO actio guaraa- teed. JEWIT CTJM. Fun mt aii.

oo: iaaippi Street. a uirTre variety-exf Range, aad Bibvaa, all at Fnr- "i-. eescnoa. VrOTICJt-Wtus, Motaee, Be- Bi 431 leaw ia thia Blase Itka hMt iaTika JO eeat the flrst iiakartsaa, aad eeat ttoaai insai lion. "DOBCB LA nf -LINED Bread P.

XT Ula Milk Boilers, Magic Floor sifter, mob Foot-a met, aew Faaeak eriddle. Snen. Trimmer, Bird Bead, Cesar atiraa. W. PBOFTTS BATOES and Store at retail ia thia citv have beea aaormoiia.

in och extortioa uy purchasing of JlCWETT BOOT, at Fnmaea wrieaa. ear. Pem arwl afla. QTJCRT-Wkeare deteraaiaed to aieteetiB public froa enormous retail proflu oa auniarea aad StoveaT Answer it bv exaaalnlria- Ftw. aace price established ovr work, eorTPerrr A Miaaiaaippi at.

JiWETT A BOOT. calao RANGE8 AXD frroVKS at Furnace prieea. A saaaiunceat disolav of ever ase varieties at enr arebonse, cor. ferry aaya aiiasissippi eta. Jtmn JBOOX.eor.

Street. Parry aad Mississippi TIOOM9 Paniabad aarsaauaaed XV board, at tt laat a.at MrBtU ao7tnat SI I.V'K B-PLATK1) WAHE A well a feramiie Kanre and Omnbie Parlor fmjtvo. eanf 4 1- lotiH nrmivr el in siwn vv a in pi NO. REPUBLICAN OMNATIONS. -j.

0. TOB BX)KrrABT OF TATa. FREDERICK W. SSWAiy), I ooumouLun, TEANCI8 E. 8PINN3SR.

V- TBBABtrBBB, i tDWIK A. MEEBITT. VOB ATTOMT-ntEBAW OK0BOI F. rOB (TATS BBwLSBBB jA) SCBTBTOB, OLIVER H. P.

qOHEI'L. rOB OAUL COMMMOHBB. WILLIAM T. TIK3LET. roB UBPBOTOB or btatb raisoN, BENONI I.

aVES. JTJIMCIABY. roa tvmam or Tmb sarBBMB GEORGE BARKER. i FOB BBBATOB, SHERMAN ROGERS. FOB TBBASOBBB, "WILLIAM B.

jBIRRET. roB lOSTioB or seios, "i FEEDERI.CK TOB OOBOBBB. WATSON OUETISS. DUtrict WILLIAU W. LAWSON id Dittriet EDWARD GALLAGHER.

4 DUtrM-CHARLES A. CLARK. 6ii JHttriet WILLIAM jA. JOHNSON. SCHOOL COMMi89IOXEBS.

1st VittrUtK. McCCLLUM BALL. id Mttrict GEORGE ABBOTT. 3d District MAEK WHITING. CITY, tor Jfayor PHILlf" BECKER.

Comptroller LEWIS M. VAN. VUy Attorn JOHS (JBKKHE. Cttv Trtantrtr-LOVlH A. BUIHL.

CUu Knaint4rQI0UQM K. UiXS. BUrt CtommlMtefMr-cnABLBSVESSEMIK. aup'teXdueaUon-WILLIAM a AwunWORX ZOLL. I Ovntr of th foorJonS C.

LEVEL. Jtutte tf tlu fnct-JOttH O'BRIAN. Beading Matter on Outside Pages. FIRST PAGE Thk Pacific BaU-roadi Vom Virginia City; Missionary MtHingtt Markets, by Telegraph. JFOUBTH PJ XiE r- Twenty Years 0 Waiting-.

THE NEWS. A sharp shock of earthquake Celt at afemphis, laat night at 7.30. President Grant has Issued his proclaroa- tloa deeijraatlng the 20th day of November tu- -odayof Thankafrivlog and Prayer througb-oot tbe United States. I -Bannister Bond Is the allteratlve name the oldest nrnn In Iowa; He la one hundreu and twq years old, and voted at West Grove, in DMs County, at the late election. -Aftr a three days' trial John Dolan, Indicted tor the murder of Jas.

H. Noe, was convicted evening in tbe Oyer and Terminer Court, and sentenced to be hanged Dec. lOtb. The jury were out only fifteen minutes. Renter Telegram Company bas received despatches denying the statement made ia the London Standard's Vienua Special to the effect that Servian Skupt-sehiaa had voted In favor of Rolng to war with Turkey.

I A farmer named Little, who lived near Tipton, Iowa, was murdered in his bed last Thursday night by two men, unknown, wbo were robbing- the bouse. His wife was tlireat- eaed, but the? finally left tbe premises without injuring her. Tha murderers have not bean caught. Nelson Akin of Phtlmont, Columbia N. a son of James Akin of Sandlake, has tailed.

He was the largest knit goods manufacturer In the United States, and his mill contained forty seta of knitting frame and twenty sets of cards. He was heavily Indebted to his father. ir Dr. LlnderaanrTHrector of tbe Mint, estimates that by the; Virginia City Bra tbe supply of gold bullion will be cut off to the extent of one million per month for four months, and the supply of silver bullion a million and a half peri month for the same length of time. A quantity of nitro-glycerine or gun powder was exploded Tuesday night undep the windows of tha Harvard college buildings and several Aandred panes' of glass were shattered.

It was a narrow escape from more seriou-damage. It is said that some of the student were tb Dates from the City of Mexico to the 20th 'last, are received. Tbe Chamber of Deputies was prorocued on the 15th. Extraordinary powers of the Executive were voted by 139 against Is. Advices from Guadalajara to the 10th state that the participants in the murder of the American missionary, John L.

Stephens, which occurred at Acapulco in March, 1870, had been exeouted. Advices from London deny the story of love and the assassination In which the King at Spaia and Duka De Sexto are represented as tha principal actors. One version, speaking of the wife and daughter of a Spanish Col onel, shows its falsity from the tact that the Colonel mentioned is weH known in New York, where he resided a long time and mar ried an American lady, wbo has no daughter. and the gentleman, Instead of assassinated, is now alive. 1 Says the Tmmansburg Sentinel: Last night as the.

evening train from the north on the G. I. A A. was approaching the village three men stood on the track just over the Beneca County line. One of them went serosa and John Kennedy, a young man wbo had formerly lived here, also attempted to cross ahead of the train, but was struck and thrown some distance from the track, cutting open his head and mangling one of bis legs.

He was dead when bis companions reached hln. Maj. 3, 3. Knox, of the Interior Depsrt- aunt Is at present In the Pottawatomie nation allotting tbeir land to individuals, they bav- log decided to Sake them in (Severalty. ThU tribe are mora largely mixed w4th the while element than any other tribe In tbe Territory.

They would readily be taken for a settlement ot whites from their appearance. Many of them have good farms, farming Implements and stock, sad are building a five thousand dollar school-house 'out of their tribal fund, uicn is now nearly completed. The suit of 8. P. Archer against tl Ocaan National Bank to recover the value of 10,000 In United States bonds, was resnmed yesterday In the United States Circuit Court tt Scir.

York. The only Important evidence i that of P. 8. Stevenson, Cashier of the baut, when It was robbed, and subsequently lis President, who; testified that he had no Idea that tbe bank was to he robbed, and that, all assertions to the contrary notwtthstand- teg, be had neither planned the robbery nor had any thing to do with Its. accomplishment.

The Brooklyn Eagle saya It is tha opinion 1 of lawyers generally that tbe motion to qaash tbe Indictment, In the Loader case will be denied, or rather that the demurrer will be overruled. -It is believed that tbe principal 'witness for tbe prosecution -will be Mrs. Elizabeth R. Ttltoo, and that many of the most distinguished witnsssesln the great teen- dal trial will figure In this collateral Issue. Testerday morning Messrs.

Beach and Fullef-. ton, counsel for plaintiff in the scandal suit. were closeted for some time with the District ttorney. Some think that this foreshadows 1 attempt on Moul ton's part to seoare sn sj tmeot ot Beecher, and others that tbe two great counsellors had been retained to Tbe Cheyenne and Arapahe Indians have rted on their aonnal buffalo hunt. Thev tneneed leaving the agency Oct.

At time nearly three tnoosand aro oa the to the Llano K'tacado, or Staked plains. the axed and infirm are left at home. is reported very plentiful. They are by a lieutenant and twenty-five men as an escort and to prevent un- -upuious whites I root we aajoiuing eiates, hover like buzzards around them, from ng them crooked whiskey and cheating a out of their buffalo robes. These bave left tbolr reservation byper- tf tve United 6tstes 1 Governnent.

until April and return to -s reace If nnmolested. I ri Presbytery of the Keform-C ia session at New-i resolutions (' s- it LeHiWure of will list and the on to They must hare oonrJoenee in tne At-bany Argus which charged that one of them rone to a tiemioucan committee-room: this man declared be never had been to a Republican committee room; but howj I repeat, do our Democratic friends some to own tne uepuoitcaa VClHiL THISVIS," 1 they call tnem, are not ol tne Republican party Oil and water do not mingle. Rnt anntha tbinM la trfM nf tha Mlitl thieves: they are exposed. The goose tbat laid golden egg was killed long ago, and now has become so public that they have no hope taking dp again the thread of tbeir profits. put it tn otner woras, tne cauai ring nas stnooed payment, and tbe men wbo stated inev njui nonea ie dm dou.wv uhs Democratic party, tbe very men upon whom contributions Were levied ear after year.

onlv bv thousands; but bv tens of thou sands rallied up to support tbat office-fund that run tbe machinery of tuts state, 'loese great political and corruptive revenues have jr i v. i i ueea out uu uiu iu cauai ring uas STCrPTBD PAYMENT. That -is tbe truth about and my neigh will find, If he will go about the Mate tbat tbe Democrats whe are going to vote against the piebald State ticket are not canal rtnir tnieves. could name some oi ineni men of probity and of ability. If such men be found in tbe Democratic party they going to vte against the pie-bald ticket because tnev say inev are not going to voie one man's personal ambition.

It is not any one man to say to another, Go, and goetb to say do mis anu ne uoein nj uui one man nere sets ticket. There are three Republicans whom will not name, but truly 1 may say an Democrat who honors us with bis presence, will not deny that tbere a anytning in toe cnar-actor of these men why they should be upon tbe Democratic ticaet, mat oas anyunog 10 recommend tbem for the places but the whole seven were put upon tbe ticket by Tilden merely because be putthem upon the ticket. Look at JLucias Momnson i nat uo we know of him A contractor of the Erie Rail road. I am sure be Is. asm toat anytuing to An wtth his nomination I cuaries nous.

with each other, is a candidate for Attorney-General on the Democratic ticket and the son of a contractor on the Central Railroad. Tilden is tbe signer of petition against a bill urhteH mtuln thorn the riVflls of each Other bill which forbids them being directors in tbe two roads. What does that bill mean except freight combination What does the nomlna- 'u ol tbese gentlemen, an anieu una iu railroads, mean Does It mean guaruiansnip l. li" I ask vou. men of Buf- CoDsmution.1 "Convention worked with and labored for the 9 Sals OF the canals Ti.

nraa Commodore 'v'anderbflt on one aide. who wanted to buy the canals ii tbey were to be sold. Does anyoouy uoudi mat ne would have the control of this great railroad corporation, and Lucius' Robinson is put for ward to enbance tnat oDjeci tie Knows toat the moment he would strike tbe Erie Canal that vou have put up as a barrier against the Central and tbe Erie railroads, and that with these two combined tbey would be ABSOLUTE MONOPOLIB8. For tbe great trade of the 'West, what would bo tbe result? Tbe Welland Canal would carry that trade to Montreal, and from there. in English bottoms, it would oe carried to toe markets of the world.

What elser Every other road which now competes for your tramc would be placed under tbe CONTROL OF MR. ROBINSON, who advocated the sale of the canals and who did some otber things worthy of Mr. (ieo. u. Lord, who nas Deen so munincentiy en dowed.

Mr. Hobinson was a member of the TWEED CONVBNTION 4 at Rochester in '71 and I wish the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser would remember and allow the people of Buffalo to see there solutions reported Dy. me committee oi neso-lutions, of which Tilden and itobinsoa were members. SPEAKING OF REFORM, and tbe achievements of tbe Democratic par tv in canal management, am very glad have thought of that resolution, for it reminds me of one of tbe most earnest topics of public discourse, wno is responsible lor tbe canal frauds Look through the reports of tbis Commission and you caunot believe it was an un- partisan uommissiou. i regret to Know it bas forfeited its claim to puouc commence, look at all these canal rascalities, and you wlllfind thev are referable to one party.

Look at the actual legislation uuder which tbese contracts, were made they were signed wben Hoffman was liovernor anu TWEED GOVERNED, Look at the contracts themselves they were authorized and created by a Canal Board. Every member of that board was a Democrat. In 1871 every member of the Canal Board without exception WAS A DEMOCRAT, the Governor was a Democrat, the Comptrol ler wag a Democrat, the State Engineer and Surveyor was a Democrat, tbe Treasurer was a Democrat, all three Canal Commissioners were Democrats; and this board appointed everv official of everv division, and eveiv resident engineer. The democracy was all-powerful the Republican party could neither make a canal contract or prevent one. Tbe Democrats carried the State in lode; they car ried it upon tbe repudiation and inflation plat- rorm; iney CARRIED IT BY FRAUD.

First they belied the election and then the belied the couut in tbe State of Mew Yor and the County of Kings. Thirty thousand votes were falsified and added to the count of tne Democrats. louremcmDer THE CIRCULAR sent out to tne Democrats and tbe telegram sent to ine managers oi tne elections all over the slate to which the name of Tilden. chair man of the Democratic State Committee, was signed, and which asked the managers to send word within that hour when the wires are unoccupied how much was done in their dis trict with regard to tbe voting, so that no mat ler wbatraigbt be tne voting on Lake Erie no matter what might be tbe state of the vote west oi tue uuuson, wnere tbe green grass grows, tbe result oi uie vote would come WIRED IN ADVANCE to the city of New York, tbat they might pile up and mark up tbe figures thero just as high as was necessary to create a majority and then combine the city of New York to the corrupt party. i THEV DID IT and we can prove that thirty thousand is not a greater numoer to an tnev falselv added to the count.

Wheresoever tbe carcass Is, tbere win toe eagles oe garnered sogatner. After this were made these canal contracts. Then followed the contract for tbe construc tion of tbe Otisco Lake, reservoir, tor which $111,000 was agreed to be paid. Three acres of ground were to be cleared. A contract was also made by a Democratic Commissioner for tbe clearing of four hundred acres of surrounding ground of Handing timber, and for that little transaction the contractor was paid $74,753.25.

Part of t)is standing timber wa black ash. and this be sold for ten thousand dollars, and put tbe proceeds in bis pocket, Look at tbese contracts! Look at the Mo hawk aqueduct $71,000 for that. Look at the amounts already taken from tbe public treasuryhalf a million dollars I Who did It? Who authorized it? Every man who authorized it was a Democrat, boldlng high office, with an oath on his lips faithfully to discharge the uubies.ui nis ouice. mere was NO REPUBLICAN IN THK CANAL BOARD. to vote against it.

Tbe Lieu voted lor it, Allen tbe Comptroller voted for It. Nelson tbe Secretary of State voted for It- Bristol the Treasurer voted for it, Mr. Rich mond voted lor it, ami two Canal Commissioners voted for it, and signed tbe contract witn anotner immissioner alto a Democrat and yet tbey want you to believe that although no Republicans bad anything to do with tbese inings, you can i trust. SEWARD AND SPINNER to gather up this money pay it back Why, is not old Spinner honest Her hear Well, what is the trouble with him? Can't you trust Spinner and the rest of tbem to do It. because, forsooth, they are Republicans Now, there is richness for yon A Democratic political bias stand la the way of canal re.

form. Now the Tammany ring and canal ring are destroyed, and the sword arm of the Dem ocratic party broaen and mien, and why, IN THE HAMS OF COMMON SBNSB, should any Republican be disposed to aid tn restoring it? After Gov. Tilden sent hi special to the Legislature, which be did on tbe ism Marcn, in wmcb be said tbat one Wil lard Johnson had been given a contract nnder which be was to receive tbat Willard Johnson had been awarded $111,000. I bave said that Governor Tilden knew that fact and knew tbat tbe Legislative bill for it came to him, which bill appropriated for the Benefit-ol willard jonason soo.uw. wnieb money wa part and a parcel of thia $73,000 of excess over nis contract, ana mat uov.

tnaen instead ol -VETOING THAT BILL, allowed it to pass. I have said farther that It would not be denied tbat the failure to veto that bill followed an acreement or nnder. standing, made by tbe Governor and a pro minent memoer oi nis party. ine name ot that member of hi party I bave never before mentioned. I mention it bow, -being tbe oi atr.

ueioe ie on, oi tne city aau County of Oswego, For making that statement a DemoeratSe paper of the city of New ork. known as tbe WorUU aasailed me in article of verv acnrriloaa ebaracter. Tbere are manv thine which it denies, or seem te deny, and the Albany Argut simultaneously denies tnat were ever wa any' AGBBKMUTT BETWEEN THE GOVERNOR and De Wolf or anybody else, or that be ever made any statement in regard to thur bill, aad then followed otber matter to excuse the Governor for allowing the bill to become a law, wben he knew himself and had stated already that Johnson bad received everv penny that belonged to him, and besides. i. I.

Since I came into this room I hve-received despatch savins that the Albcmtf Journal of thi evening would contain a statement signed by Mr. De Wolf, saying that he bad had a conversation with Tilden reapeetinc the bill for the payment of Johnson' certificate. He says he- (the Governor) never made any objection to these eerttaeatea; that the claim made was valid. He stated that he would allow tbe bill to become a law tf bedldntiiga It; and yet mew are denounced for making state- ia wmw mmm wv aww upas taw ADMISSION or DE "WOLF to be true. Wittiard Johnson obtained $73,000 bevoaa tne pnee tne contract.

Tilden set forth that contract as a fraud upon th State, and when that bill came from the LeiHittar man be crat and out full in hands and say, one majority." By one maiority. i By oner what mignt ne irm ne mean uit Why," aavs be. "seven on tne iicaei, and the DemoArats have four, and tbat is a maiority of one." And under this name and tn this new character the Democra tic party Is masqueraumg ana crying tor re iA.m Him mourners at. a funeral. Now.

ladles ana gentlemen, nrsi, i ueg you for one moment to tooft ovwt tits i Look at that conspicuous inotftnee ot Demo cratic rule in New York: Tbe annual cost of Government in that one city is thirty-Uve millions a year; that js twenty-nine dollars and sixteen cents each for every human being on Manhattan Island, while the whole amount of expenditure per each individual in the United States is about three dollars, or a fraction less than three dollars for each person. Now that is not a figure of rhetoric; that Is a figure of arithmetic. Take the figures of the city of New York and multiply tbem by the population of this country and it will snow you that at thsit rate the Democratic expenses would be at the rate of fifteen hundred and seventy million dollars per year. Look at tbe assessments In the city of New Yorkl Look at the debt that is piling up 1 Look at the maladministration there 1 i dare not refer fo it, and were I to enter upon it 1 should weary you. In place of which I will connne mysen to tmngs tbat MORS NEARLY CONCERN YOU.

We are told that there are broad and sneclal reasons why It is wise in this State td elect the Democratic ticket, lrst, from the Governor and bis Committee all manner of papers wmcn are sent to you in circulars anu auto. rapb letters sent up to tbe people of the tate, to the boys and chambermaids In hotels. These papers are sent out and as I have been furnished with them I always teel confused when 1 handle tbem. great medicine mk.n As I understand, certain members of the family of our excellent Governor and this family has always been numerous have stated a little whila ago that he traced bis ancestors back three hundred years. I believe he must have had a great many children in that time, and that some of his children must have been great patent medicine men.

Abtut these medicine" men and company now you must know right off that this is not our wortby Cbiel Magistrate tbere is no com pany aDout mm. tie nas no partnersnip, no nrotner ner tne tnrone. ah people say In playing euchre, he orders it up and plays it alone, xnis came irom xuuen to. (snow Ing a circular), and I derive particular consolation from reading these papers. There never was a more groundless claim brought out than the pretense that Governor Ti wen ana nis party nau anytninp on eartb to do with the reduction of the debt of tbis State.

You all remember tbat the Democratic party came Into power in 1868, and you will remember tbat it went out of power on tbe last day of tbe year 1872. At tbe same time the bonded debt of Una State was twenty mil lions. A sinking fund of live millions was to be preserved by the Democratic party, and when tbe Republican party came into otlice the treasury should have contained five millions of funds, wblcb it did not: and they bad to pay current expenses anu tney reviveu tne sinking fund, and devised all other means for re plenishing the exhausted treasury, i There was on the first of January, 1871, a deficit of over seventeen millions. This deficit of the State and this bonded debt which was to provided for on the 11th of Anril. 1877.

The Republicans ot both houses of the Legislature snranx anu tremoieu at tne idea of levying taxes 10 inane gooa tms uenciencv, and anr man of common sense can see that it might ne uestrucuve, anu was certain to oe unpopu lar, to any political party who at that time would vote these additional taxes: and they cast about to find some other expedient but at last they were compelled to levy and collect me taxes FOR WHICH WE NOW SUFFER, This taxation made good the deficiency in tbe treasury and the sinking fund. Eight minions oi tne oonueu iunu were called in then; seven millions more are balanced bv securieties in the sinking fund. They first made up the whole deficiency left bv the Democrats, and, second, provided for every penny of tbis State bonded debt, so tbat the Republican party found a debt of twenty millions, and a little over three years left it a little more tban ball tbe amount. I hav said, it was necessary to lew extra taxes pay the debt and make good the deficiency The moment these taxes were concluded, the uepuoucans oaa uone tneir work. They bad made good tbe account: and thev then.ceaaMl and this reduction of taxation Is the reduction which is figured upon by Gov.

Tildeh and the wbole Democratic party as their own in the last nscai year. And Tilden and his partv had no more to do with it thau they had to do with designing the banging gardens of Baolyon, or the hundred gate9 Of Thebes When creating the necessity they hid every 6 mi uu wiu ih out lu likj assessmeii oi tbe tax tbey bad notblng to do. No 1: tban tbey have with tbe law of gravity. WITH REGARD TO CANAL REFORM. I say that Gov.

John A. Dix. of the Keoubli can party, has done more for canal reform uunng tne last tnree years tban all other pie in tbe state ol New York put together. Why do I say this? It seems to ifae. In tbe nrst place, reiormatorr to make ntod this nal fund which the State held luAonosand in trust; it seems to.

me reformatory to retrieve and revive our imperiled credit. And I will say some words hereafter of the things which Governor Dlx and the Republican party found in respect fo tbe canal and what they uiu Mi cum poutituo oi mingg. iney Eut into the constitution provision which ad tbey been there to stop the frauds of wbicb we now hear so much, tbey would certainly have accomplished that purpose. They also fUli tUMI bue waBuuiuoa tuat NO BXTBA COMPENSATION Should be allowed to anv contractor hereaftar. Vf that provision bad been ten year ago in- coriuniK iu buv lunuamenuu law or lals State, tbat ereat harvest which haa been reaped out of the public works never could have been garnered.

Applause. These per- uaum mu euuumuK ruiorms nave Deep. Djaue unaer toe recommendation of the Republican paitjt not of Samuel J. Tilden. but of John A.

Dix. They stand in the constitution as a rock against which the (urge of tbe Canal King and the Tammany Bing are shivered Into spray, it is aumittea tnat tbe itepublican party Incorporated two other amendments Into tbe constitution, one authorizing the Governor to appoint a Superintendent of Pub lic ora and concentrating in mm tbe administering; of public works of this State: and tbe other wa to appoint a Superintendent of x-ruon, ana to concentrate in mm tne administering of public prisons. Tbis dispensing with the Inspectors of Prisons and Canal Commissioner and other agents, and to con- centra te responsible person in their stead, formed the subject of these Amendment. Everybody's business ia nobody's business; bat when you nuke It a business for one ingle maa who would be accountable to the people, and when these amendments were pressed in the Legislature they were fought by the Democratic party to the bitter end. rtiese amend menu, tbe democratic party said.

Invested too much centralization and CS8ARISM IN THK OOVEKNOR, and they could bos made to tern it ia any otner ngnu is neea oar no aouot out tbat tne arend menta will be adopted next win ter, and tbea tbere will be another great eoa- tnoaiwa waoa oj uie nepaoucan party to canst mora. WfaT should vou elect a man of one nartv because be is put before you a baring done a good act, for a legion of men who! never did mat act, anu wna never soared in bis eati- Ltea The question, toe re lore, not bow bow Gov, Tilde or any other individual stands oa this question of reform, but how taa TJemocratte party and candidates stand tn tha county of Erie. It ia pretty important to know how Mr. Tarranee of Gowanda stand; it is important to know how Sherman 8. Bogef stands.

If you think yea cannot trust Sherman 8. Roger, if you think he ha not the ability and character to go down and bear the standard of representation of the proud county of Erie and this proud City of the Lake, by all means vote for Terranoe. At you going to vote aewa Boerraaa b. Bosnnf (No. no!) No: I knew that a week before I started from home.

Yob would not pat down Sherman 8. aad elect Mr. Torrance (aererS Because some otber man had been in favor of something or other, that would be remarkably lUegieal. Why, bobs saxLT of Hew Tork haamore Interest la thi canvas than Tildea Me autter how tbis can vas result. Tilden remains Governor, bat let me tell you, gentlemeB, that the bos baa more interext in the canvas.

If be will tell yon that the boas i in question, there will be some aie in it, but not Tilden no, The Chioaae bave a ttayirxr one be disposed of on libxral terms, and at really re- doooil prira, 10 (Mtrlli's drsirinr to aoatraua thai businc as, in order close Uie estate. Tbe stand is the most desirable one I tha eitr on account of its central location and Urbt and spacious suire rooms, and laving- beea eoco tied bv Mr. lie for tbe purposes of but baata for the last twentv-seven years, ha become widely and favorably inown. Parties deairlnr to purchase can aegotiata therefor with DAY ROME It, Attorne.uS, Mai Street, Buffalo. octJ 7 1 fV i Central Variety Store, 387 MAIN STREET.

ALL KINDS or FANCY GOODS AND Haute Ifouvtaule Pisrisienne in Dress and Cloak Trimmings. ALL FHADE8 OF tHlk 'aad Wanted Trhtgw, i A Buttons, Braid, aad FEATHER TRIMMINO.S. A complete stock of Worsteds, Tara aad la- tanta' Worsted Uood, Ribboaa, Tias, Baaataci Belt. 5 SRI Attain Street. i joiim J.

HOIMRJTAa Ami oc2tnol.it Sneeastor to Cook, Beh(l a Oa. SHINGLES. Furthsr Reduction In W. afer at retail, for easfa anlr, aar XXX ls-inch Eawed Pine ingles at Its per af. XXX i-inch at 1.15 AAie-raenmt at l.m paraq.

Other aaalitle eouall Bnr. and all waiiaatad to be a good a any other manufacture. Pica call before pnrena.ing lsewaere. JBHOMB PIKRCX CO. oeS7UK2 Coraerof lxaiiaaa aad rulloasU.

WANTED, At Ko. 6 North Peari Street, 1 AN ENGtMH 00 SCOTCH TO OO OEiriBAL HOtTSEWOKK, 5 Apply betweea aad 4 P. at. aenuaia SONS' PIANOS' afeaar. atrlnway aaamaekBladaed tba not only tbe moat (xtenair, bat tbe beat, ssth sn in ta wotVL Tir Piaao aaed hi apward of TWEBTT.

rtVE TBOTJMAWD AMERICAB HOtsKaLava commended by the most diBttacuUhed masieiaaa wrwr tongcr mmi giv dcuw satlafaoUoa than aar otaer. be sales of the bteiawav daring tbe past year bare exeeedad l.o,ue aeuly donbte that th aaxi laracat tareriatfa Called Katoa. A Bnc aaanrtmeat of the In.Uwuf.i. i ways be found at Warrrooaaa. Tcrau ai aar -mat aaade tmt parchaaera.

a JOTTIE DEHTOX.MMai. at ARMSTRONO MAarrrFAOro-BBBa or CARRIAGES. STEBT fcESCEIPTIOlf J- Light, Open and Top Dnjea, LIGHT PIiATFORif WASOlfa, express wagohb. 43 iri 45 Er 'i T. 2 '4 cause oi auuaoe.

xte wit noma in tne morning, and not returning a soon as Was expected, search was made, with the remit stated. Lately tbelarater in the vicinity of Kew-toaviile, ia the town of Waterviiet, formed a mutual protection society to protect Ukm-aelrea from the inroads aad depredations of tram pa. Tha Brat practical working of ibis society took place Monday, when a big burly-look, Ine wanderer made his appearance and teaadeuV bis dinner in as very pleasing tones. The farmers thought thi fellow a fair subject to begin on, and accordingly made him prisoner and set him to work by the sjda of two men poratoes, and kent him at -t IT 'af'S i The complication that1 has existed in the contest for street Commlaeion-ershlp, owin to Uie running of an Inde-b-c-l, is new happily fettled, as by tbe following Bnffaln. 0-.

28n, Iri; I harehy'wi-h fro announce thai 7 liare itti- Bwn an contained an on of 1 a 1 1 1 -11 nw a i wen.