The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 8, 1870, Page 2

SATURDAY, OCTOBER into the right seale 90 boldly as to arrest Prus: even England into life Luvs has evidently not paid muc aetientar conner fog Me, Mareh anytiiny auc he was engaged as Kon for not tel): TAYLOR’ —— Bonus is ® goud 1 kuows geval wine, mud he knows a good fel thousandth time, what the Jin# las to charge against him? accuses him of Fearing the hear these suits, | it that properly con: fore him, he. would be liable to impeach But has he ever d The best possible evidenc On the opposite ide to BREAK THE WiLL, if there was one; Mrs. Taylor tolt me that; Teannot emnctiy tall when it wane BREAKING INTERESTING attention to we he beeame President, double dealing toward The idea of obtaining from Grant a mag, nanimous deference to ideas and moral forces is imstance, the Hon When the new Cabinet come to be ap: by may all be satis It may be well for the President sometimes to consult outsiders e Cambnon and CHanpien; but the real Dy some good man Sceretury of the Navy Be Sun. Jt Bhines for AIL. axi’a poliey «i or he bas forgotten bi of Camden nts Wee Hey mdywn to Mire. Howiand's, and nether trongnty and th e counsels T ditt mean to tay Tit to nee the propert SURROGATE. Ube = aud every other #u SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1870. could He ronnd, employed. Mr. Mars. The Interest ) We trust that th to Mr. Bone, Pullest Swearer heir High- thing curios. A OxA! wae hefdre the wilt Was founds it might est Peuther, ‘The will of the lat suite wrong ? that subject is that Commodore Vaxpen nny, the great antagonist of Erie, has said many times, in the clearest and most en- phatic terme, that he would jes with Er Bansann than by any that Judge James B. Taylor, which is diaughter, Mrs. tation yesterday morn American Tnatitute Exhibit Hesth Theatre Fourteonth #t eet Th The Republicans, it is stated, intend to endorse the county Mr. Perew Busine Swausy appear i this cualition when he drew up the new election law That law provides that th Kip Van Winete, re Marie Soeticn, Matinete nowinations going (0 have ® Lome there world ot whould be jt Howland, was ing before Surrogate Mutetings. Was crowded by th Democracy. The court room largest and at the sa throng ever Mssembled in a Surrogate’s Court in this city, interesting and pretty blon Je ler husband, a fasbionably-dresse . Mowlond mani avenue; F vent i Rxeursions Ere fav Grand Opera Howse ¥ 7. Mra. Donnell, and dL inink saw Mr her have hia determined by Judge thor Judge BAkNAND was otterly incorrupt Globe Theatre 5 Rrowiway rely on Boury, Nirw. Taytor alone; A think ihe Nible’s Carden Tikes Otymmple Theatre Wor Wile Steinway Mail Gov. Morton Going to England t The Ucrald alleges that, after all, Gov /KTON has not positively agreed to accopt If the Republicans should carry the State of Indiana, then he will take it; but if the Democr it, he will not. WILL MAD DREN FOUND f the conversation; Teannot be vin to aid about ir. same ballot with the Gov They cannot be separated ow diffe was the enbjoct Mile, Chelating Nilsson, Mavines, Ban Franetace Minstrele iA trot ‘Tomy Pastor's Onera Mouse ‘The Beach Paeumatio t eunet ny nothing we iit couststed of 1th sirhad been down to the fowlinds! me mud Lthink *ho es there was nu will, thinking youth of abot fested the deevest interest in the proceedings, and seemed absorbed in the testimony of the witnesses the wane age, nt ballots, as The Young Democrats, if they make a combination with the ministration, must promise to place Srewanr L, ad of their ticket, her 20,000 itepubticans will The Times intimates that ruManiem will ew York if t Now, is not this infamons ? there a better criminal lawyer in the country than Judge Bannarp ¢ neh anywhere, who is a gr And yot Jud, p balance of justice with a delicately is as watchful and cai of the ryghts of prisovers as he is of the rights of the people. Nan is wrong, why is he not reversed by the Court of Appeals ? coat Tr ah Drama, and was enaged by | Howlaude were in they wontd met w large nglish mission, * remain on She soomed amused at some ofthe witness Wid very prototype of Bishopriggs in novel of © Man parts of the testimouy aged man, the Wilkie Collins's Witherell war a Deputy eight years under Mersuat usidered at the time Meeewm Kiralls Merier Tronpe that war the * Hirt know of; 1 ised (9 ell tl neal him * bapa tayo,’ nection; they ‘al ts should car It is even stated that he has he would as soon see the devil in and that gentleman ft is doubtful whe vote for Mr. w Democrats, if any, will vote fi Roneurs been thousands of honest Democrats might have vo for him under such an arrangenent, for Woonronn, result? The candida Grecley on Grant at Tfany doubt remaine that the Hon. Honack "Y heartily reeiprocrates the fee of Gen. Gnant toward him, it will be dis sipated on reading Mr. Gremiry's great address juet delivered at the St. Agricultural Fair, and reported exclusively for the Tribune by the author's own pen. Mr. GREELEY does not wait for an exordium Dut in the very first paragraph—we copy it in another colamn—as if his defeat at Saratoga, dealsa telling blow at mentioning M.nino- nova, Saxw, the Great Frepentk, and the First Naponron by name, ar eeathing anathemus against thoae whose fame rests on achievements in the batile field, and contrasting and throwing into the shade their deeds as compared with those of inventors like Warr and Jacguann, and ¢ writers on agriculture, and even the common In this introduction to his rqlly interesting speech, the Farmer of Chaxpaqua does not expressly name Gi. plain to all who know the ciream: stances ander which it was written that he means him all the time. the first quarter of the address thete runs a vein of studied depreciation of military he. toes and the art of war, and a warm eulo- giwn by way of contrast of those who pursi the paths of peaceful industry. The opening paragraph of tho address, as it was originally intended to be gounced at St. Louis, begins far dow. first column as printed in the 7ribune, This and the following pages, with the exception of asly dig here and there at Gr dently inte: posed before the Saratoga Conventio the defiant trumpet Must at the beyiantng mast t been prepared after he had be that body for Woopronp thr wivance of the Can anybody justly blame Is there any Judge his seat as Tenpiicks would certainly be returned to the Senate if Democrats should carry the Legislature. at Guan is particularly unlucky in Lis attempts to get a Minister to Eng Why docs he not offer the tho Hon, Horace G refuse, and know the result of any ready to start. ror to evil doers ? e BARNARD Maustate 0. THe eRT SWRARER IN NEW TOW looked non a8 ¢ mpetent to poe all 6 most enbile eroseximiner extant. the Ziman ani the efforts of swenring yesterday was iniini next person whom tho curions «nee tators desired to see Ww: he contre of the room yee, her deceaned i nt, Pthink, urine whole of the can never vol What will be the If Judge Bar when he Was there; On her left was young Dur ebrind's private wecrotary, Two seats on her right. lor became eomewhat flashed during the cross-ex mination of Rishopriges Witherell, meanor, however, He woulda’t THE COACKMAN WANT? Duryea paid it and te SOME MONEY, Clerk, and Coroners, who are on the same bal lot asthe Governor and State offic obliged (o cheat the Administration if they de sire to succeed, and place at th ticket the candidates of the Rochester Convention Otherwise the Democratic voters, disgusted at seeing the name of Woovrorp at the bead their ballot, will thre other ticket The Ties speaks of letters from these Judges, lection before being denouncing Times publish lawyers; and we presume they correspond exactly with the names of the most syco- parting under vitabees aut friends, and a nik with: Thad tended to keep the exiienc and E would the day of ny head of their Hor whote de was that of a woman ‘Those were the military chicftain hip Hornet has not down by arief and sutfering, PRINCIPAL ACTORS IN THE DRAMA, ‘The lawyers were of course in high feather looked wine, dignified and biz. large fee was visible in all their frees, 7 court room heavily hey also consumed abont haifan hour in ly among themse! trate the attention of the crowd, the palin as the champion talker, Surrogate Rohert ©. Harehin seat on the beneh, the crier of th The Hon, Rulue E. E, Andrews then announced that he was ready to proceed. Mr. Henry interesting contesta phantic and pertinacious applic favors from Judge Barwann wniurds, nor a prospective one of profit to our Our readers will re- ainst her for law of 1818, she was » Administration in Washington on nds being given by her owner, that she should not b T never saw tho will day In Courts Murray was i few Jaye after ty sce Mig. Taylor lant week, The prospect of «| {rou the tt mY conversation with it was exceutod antl t Bansanp were to publish all these Dogging letters the his friends can n ber that, pe or get Demo This is certain, fortunate if they secure two-thirds blican voters, TROTTING AT NARRAGA Tihink she sata the How!ands had enga © going LO Aignt the will yane dite nant CHaton carried off ie i8 on the will Was glcl of it sa vessel of war, Lastly, taking the names in the order he Times ment Judge Canvozo, allege against him? hag been elevated to the Snpi Judge INonataM had Leen before him, after serving in an inferior court, because he was found to be a good Judg upreme Court he has sustained hinwelf He is a vory hard student, obeying injunetion of sand your nights to have never be letect any flaw in the ju¢ Judge Cannozo, SEIT PARK shaving taken his Court ovened the ¢ them, we come to tillers of the soil. amd Wis" hatanes feet ; whem Mi in Washington, in June last, by the Hon, Bexsauy F. Boraee and W. EB. Caaxpenr, in the sum of $50,000, ry of the Hornet to her owner, her powder magazine, the platform of her pivot guns, the eye-bolts for the tackle of the guns, and the selves, have all been removed, and her In fact, if she had ever classified og a man-of-war, she c bonds were entered int OF words to ( Murray caine he spoke of th CONTENTS OF THR WILL; as to have $5.00 @ year, and the ol f Day of the Fail Meeting-A Large Attcudunce aud Two Spirited Races, espite the unfavorable Narragansett “i racing, two of Really nothing ovipENce, Oct. 7 L. Clinton, on bet alleged that her OBJECTIONS TO THE WILL. Were as follows: That the paper is not the last wit! thmt he did not snub ign it; and that he was Since the det ho said Katy Weather, there wa attendanee at and some very «piri s being hy fur the finest of th smiled beoignantly through ng siceds, and his brotne Auasa Lad torn himself from the cares of business to gratify his predelic know Adeline Indeed, all throngh ry ea one day, but for nouing Senator Wan, Sprag. articular but to maulre AILEr lye Health, &e. On the bench of ment of the deces seribe to it; that he did not at in a fit condition to make it, Raward Witherell will, Deiug sworn, say’ D. Taylor for nearly nt as well Reever L knew. ports have be faviove bent, any right to b tainly hes none now, yet the harpies of the law in this city, in presume, of earning a litte corue Dat yen. wri think ia kent Mr. Tayte he was frequemy writing when I tn whowe hund- 4. 2 witness being RAL Ibe Custom, on for the turf, Panline Markham, gorgeously and doubtless considered access on the morrow for the enters and) Miss Thompson it that the fair owner clea 8 of her favorite on a heat at one of tLe witne the solemn forty years: 1 | sworn, Lertilied as was vers, active Diy Bietrict Union Ie A portion of the time two with my mo Ww the papers thal itsexention at Mr. date was the ‘inl conduct of We trust that he has be fore him a long career ypon the bene we do not doubt but it will be creditable to f and Lenefielal to the public 3 nonymons libel of information, for mtunded violation of the aeutral- ation, About inst been very frendly Mystic Marke Inst w ‘There were three races appointed for the day as the first one require! tx heats to the secon tly POLITICAL COMMINATION T saw the paper pr Taylor's uillee, the day of its di ne ty Mr, Tavtor's offic and I went im there on that and Mr, Taylor wae wr ng tn bis private off and bwalsed in and wat de yer and said, } (ike to have Very well, and remarked (hat it nto inake @ will that had ple i 'that hast got which endurance manner inewhieh tng wae not flaisne? til lo otot the epeetatory bn igut Of uid bew ses to be a virtue ents of the Spau! Br apy was not appoints one of the dust ces o! the General Term, t publishes a charac require to make Moody's b. wi'lor paper: vow there Was agreat dea y sat down and sie Witheriy was present cence and in the prose If and its object tenis wills aud “Want von A gold out by and Mr. Tayior On Monday next tl {nd Leigued mine, and Jackson signed to mie tu Foce fthe nen that L bad in my ha are a catches. 0} afer we had signed \t, t you lo say a pit to yoursett, won, the witaess Of Sixty-tulrd at Wt IA Fequenty a 'avenne;” L wrote iin 11 saw Mr. Witherly t the elreunistance of th + MP. Taylor kiod o° gut np in A LITTLE FLURRY, pew him krows how 80 shamefa t, at OAM, fe departed patriots, treated as he was at Saratog in his abgcace, may b 8 to shadow fort ng cross-examined was, and said, tly some of its not very clear sTevwhim steny t himpatier execution ¢f tdeay up, to within Lea Gaye belo here, cannot Mr. Gis capacity, and beyond t man of sens LEY is hostile to DEATH WARRANT, WHOSK MANDW 1) ig, and Ldon't know the handwritin: wot George Duryea lively; 1 bewan to atte last December, and Was with niu up law and equity apy yon woula have sued a: iio yon wish to tin The Times and the Judiciary Destruction of Character a Laudab: sached a dangerous and 1g condition oat keow seiiee ind cod eit Jackson in hie of sited With th The people have a right to an hi competent, Upon such a judiciary they must, from neces and a Nig, stor two others Heath T went Dunyea but di office to sre the wilice was clos tflod bim there almost nightly he 1 Hrht euperin. dent, and | ni I knew Mr. Dunyea night tally clerk there as Dieht su ly depend for the protection « their individual rights, both of person The natural law of force is, com seldom resort countries, to protect ¢ And war is only an extreme resort of nations The chicf, main, and almost sole reliance fonce aud preservati 0, since last Dees etimes speak Of MR. TAYLON'S DENTHL neral of Mr. Taylor at the nouse saw Mr. Duryemand hid the firwt tu about thew self toa Christian gentleman ? # no possess red than that of a well Whoever asails su ON THE WILL, t Secretary of ‘A @ possession, eis owner of if, ur ween te exve Not re Heinber for and lus family boarded vt heara they were Murphy, of the Custom House, Secretary O'Brien, Hurray 10 Nassau sir arching for vie will » be regarded with Mr. Mars ay suid uals, for xeli ig and inust be the € Ae, then, the judiciary is our princi gafegunrd, it is essential that it should Ix and to be efficient Ftrong ; strong not only in capacity and in tegrity, but strong also in the coniidence « Ge for asta! islike, with abhorrence. 18 to ue, ison a par with the neendiary, and onl to Koeln & Will of Willy Laid it was un: Nadine A, aud Wak: of the assassin Urs that you spoke to any one Sigded the pretended will? came to ie AnoUL two Weel spublicans of platform dee Where is Jo What Las beeome of Jonmn herif'as the eandi "whactmhes yourask 3 Batd he, vend its infurse id have Kept tit quiet du'tbeen auy found, and T' didu't desire to go into any Ugaliom aboUE Ib, savduin was Weitten live would Lave KEPT 17 QUIRT if 1 had lived until the resurrection: I never rei will, nor any thi Seeing that the j apabie of jurt th terest of the people, and that strength is their strength, it follows that he twho he be—he who seck to undermine rvediy good lary exists in the in: } ip our minds to Senator Sua | has made an attack Tshali not onject T went to a trunk that ear that he will not b was kept ip, by my pation and the Q'—Did you tes Iwas in the roon fy to that dn the Clie will cage? who—no mat vi unjustly and unfairly ‘Tho Temmany politicians are a smart set They know ho to pull the 4 acquaintance Uiateaie tn Tay upon as a to 10 IMA T probatd ather stolid 1a Lis h Ought to Refunds sccasehans Ladd fraud upon the people, Hunky Suvi Leen publis for proponents said that (hey » scl for ecutestants insisted hould require ice as Withesses Le Person or persons Who custody of the Will siuce it lelt the pos- that under the of this coun a Fituation inthe of duty obli, rror which it has committed—the atrocio. ra time went throng Sarshal’s omc Ihe Surrogate decided that he should those gentieuien to be produced. s then suid that they should have to call Mr y Was accordingly sent wrong which it has perpetrated; and w earnestly hope—so clear is i may be led tor co its steps, and to rey for, but was mol found i he nol appear further hearing of the case unsil Moa there the day wre Which § =the Surroxat SMITH was not a Sapervi nL eauied tier tended election was a fraud; his assumy Howlwud, aud cacceiasanliemiaemedaane Mr, Greeley Attacks Gen, Graut aud Mit judiciary pretty and three Justices of the Supreme ken or, turning when he drew t » drew money which he had no right whatever upervisor, ag the Supreme Court has deter. was JOUN FOLEY ected, and he alone was entitled salary of the It is the duty of the proper authorities at in HExky SMuTH to ps om his speech at Long after the waterials have p: perceive that Us not been written ity embodies the wanes of & ity-building despots rout of ten thousand parkably strong. 4 women; but, of ‘sof mankind, osontris gure on ss? and what did instructed or benetited ? wiile he who first subdued and tamed a horse, and Banxann,a iu particular Joun Frreatis a phi recovery, We maid & great di ny that day; 1 don't semur iT dow't rem jown to us Ir jow great war sof three oF aginst all or any of thom? Tronanam:; What Times to say ogainst him ember some one of the th night, that “he knew tl publicans who b Jon thd ana fav re were many 4 Pras he called hy granddaughte's Yo begin with Judge minded and gen tue great benefrctors and is us nothing. od Rate Was nares Ondice was aweet and money wa ou bay tyat you ku by him excepe the Ninus and s nut What are they This sentinent prev fore Mrs. How w that there w thing of the kind tat 1 aun aw poken of M; bused duu's re J —-Lid you say on that oer tt you knew nothing 4 will or anything to that effect? ed Hot to say way th ynuld instantly be summoned to restore it to the people of this county, to If he refuses, he should om pelled to pay it back, cause he isa rich man and holds the office missioner, he ought not to be permitted to keep the monoy « Mrs. How lad might wate 1 his judiciol nas honorable as it has ber The World alleges that the Eu, sion was offered to Senator Mone WAX, WIE DOL cousideraliy Jbed by the still, however, sion to Mrs. Howland ‘aylor having wade whoin it be wa of very bad b make and use gunpowder; wughs ber to weay » conscientious, palus refused by him, before it was offered to § ear sighted we cannot guess who fabrics of wool and flax for d t the caprices of w v¢ are famuliar with the modern ac ments of Marlborough, and Saxe, and Prussia’s While we Kuow little of Palissy, aud Sud Brindley, and Watt; yet tl ‘The conquosts of the Great to ashes years before he died, of our own Fulton od and cousolidated ; yet 1 - pare over vol harrating ‘the former, where sands wearliy yawn over pages describing the Right well do we kiow that the era of car nage and devastation has mot closed ; but ls it not high tine that the sway of peaceful. fruitful ind try should begin P UA arial Adele Fr avernge reading cori lightens and humai every leisure hour ts absorbed Iventurous robberies arly Hot on the highw ns ouly to desp) 1B, aud b did wot As things go, it will be # distincti U dsked to keep it @ secret ater Mr. Y anything atler his fe Duaryen woul Likely to kuow whether My He didn't ea pretty soon for any pubuw men Tthight have sald: that G he Law lived thre a Taylor leit «will than Jd you state, at ihat intervie W Whether there “tho prople. A poor rann who attempts to keep what Gueeuer as | Napoleon turns while those, far vaste Aud now a satanic hand stretches ite im is made to giv abont this wil T wonld not have IE Mra. Taylor had adked wie Lduu't kuow what L would hve done; but Iv KATE WAD ASKED » told her; [intended to keen with shame Warnnivoe | iniehed for the attempt aNplied to Hr ANP Pen tina race for running 6 she wil heecey right with ¢ I don't think I should hw NwtL the Wh Wak 1 understood he funeral; atthe tiveral Mr Miced the matter Don't Let Borie be Vorgotten. ‘hey had becu P ge his Cali Frew, Axcuman, Cox, and Rourson pts more than tt en. a letter which does Justios to th ‘ond and phil snow; for thers wer Wu treut Vinkes treats 4 i searching for the wit Al spirit in whieh Mr He wan reported Il dund; T didn't want {t reported, nuld pot be founey and livernation was. wt ih y to eminence but how much better cal Jer him « ekilful m citizen are the pages of sore will be ap} Go up, thon bald head,” » compared ! Napier'a Pevingulir War. Aliixon's Modern Europe. or the Nupaeontie romances CHANDLER, and that he came to ask Will baying bee d that It war best to say DOUBLE-TEAM RACE Y grapes of thorns, ison the minds of delusive glamour whi 4nd trivial, and then wonder that they shuu Plodding Work, and woo suc speculation and gamblin toach them that the husbandtman's Ife is paltry, and then wonder th We must reverse the en: tial nobleness career of man We mutomily age until 8 was found ideas and moval force and puts away fore you With a thakes industiy seem the Times gibes at venerabie and id feck to lacerate all the human heart We next come to Judge BARNany. seams slmout guverfluoua? to ask for thy lemmands of ty is decidedly in fuyor of Avi id there wae wood, ani'b.e! Willy Grewt feclings of th , ation ih irondwat WS brigee'a'br ® St Blind) . weit knew any * Grawe be in ed to look at this how's importance from your plandnoint, aud throw the nation’s weight adviser of the President in the selection of those who should sdminister the govern ne, andl teach the ese even an wnduatinguiahed bul uee/u ly labor—the noleness thal is, v1 ut decal (hee rablernee (had muy, iv 46h 6h Lay iM. BaMIG Bald ig ‘This closed oue of the Ouest day's port ever wil Wpaiies! Ae DY vasbene ote 11 have stated had had several Diico an twenty xuats. 1 ddn't Koa net LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS, ence DASHES HERE AND THERE KY rue SUN'S REPORTERS. - ‘The Mtrike that has Won-An Aminhte Sere Hlement under which the Belt Knitway Care Resume their Trips Today Kitten instead of Bightoen Honraa Duy, Late on Thursday evening Mr, Tucker, Presi. dent of the Eastern Belt Line, sont to Superintend. ent Terry a new time table which {# practically that Proposed by the drivers, Cndor it the day's work fs not to exceed Mfteen Toure, From the time of starting m the morning until the close of labor ab it, Six trips are to be made from the Thirty fixth strect depot to the Sonth Ferry, by each ear, every other car running as usual to the Central Park, for which an oxira driver is provided. ‘This arrangement gives the drivers time for rest and re freshments, and brings their day's work withie fifteen hours, The only demurrer made by the drivers was to tho table for Sundays, but the dif. ference on this point was amicably settler, the Come pany again yielding and the drivers agrecing to make two trivs to the Park on Sunday alternoons, Extra trips are to be made on holidays. ‘The care Will resume their tris this morning, ‘The new time table will Keep the condnctors at work from seven. teen and ahalf to eighteen hours a day, for they cannot lie of at Thirty-«ixth atrect with the drivers, Dut must take thelr cars throngh, Many of the con: duetors were ut the depot yesterday, but had notte ing ty say. Yesterday morning the’ First. Avenue Car Drivers Aseoention passed @r resolntion a Lanks to the proffered assigtanos from (ie em ployees of all the other roads a What Puzzies the Brooktyn Quidnance- Where the Money Is Coming From. There is a magistrate in Brooklyn known ae Jobin Lynch, who dispenses justice tn the Sixth Dis trict according to his own peculiar notions. Yow terday this luminary figured as defendartin a ent instituted In the City Court by Wm. H. Wiliams te recover $5,000 damages for maltetons proseention and false imprisonment. TLynen statled his horse at Mr. Williams's estattishment, and last epring some of his creditors obtained a judgment againet hin, ana seized upon the steed. The Justice imacined that Willams had given him away by telling the Sheriffs oMicer where te horse was kept, and to be revenged caused the stabloman's arrest. on the chat of — stealing feed. Justice Kiley, however, promptly diemimed the complaint, Judge MeCuie, in charging the jary yesterday, commented upon Lynch's aetior outrage, and the jury gave Mr. Williams a tor the fall amount elijined, ‘The next thing witl be to collect the judgment. ng the strike Swedenborginn Preaching in Steinway Malt The Swedenborgians of this neighborhood have hired Steinway Mal! for a series of Sanday evenings, and intend holding religions services there, with lecturos by their most eminont preachers explanatory of tunel peculiar doctrines. ‘The opening service and lecture will be given to-morrow evening, com- mencing at 744 o'clock, hy the Rev, Chauncey Gtea. His subject will be “ The Seeond Coming of the Lord a spiritaal aod not & personal coming.” Mr. Giles has the reputation of being a most cloqwent speaker, and those interested in religions novelties Will doubtless be well repaid for going to hear him, A Great War Fair. In consequence of the suffering and distress resulting from the war now raging in France, @ mber of ladies of this city bave determined to codverate to procure and forward material aid te the widows and orphans ot that unfortunate Tand, many of whom are starving. The women of America urgently called upon to contribate to the anecems ‘of the Grand National Bazaar tu aid of the victims Secretary, Wl ing the project ve The Steady Frie of Kretand In the Field. Tu Brooklya, the friends of the Hou. Willian E. Robinson witl hold a mass meeting in the new hall, Myrtle avenue, near Fulton street, on Wednes- any or Thursday fevening next, to urge his retara to Conerese, Among the speakers, besites Mr. Rob- inson, are Col AL HH. Dawson, dohn Mitehel, Stop! ve K. Castelo, Col Jone Warren oun Savage,’ and’ Johm OMatony. - Trinity Chureh to be Lifted. The Executive Com eof the Anneke Jans? Charles Quinby, Cc i460, Riker, Willan By Brown, and David Grosbeck ‘io not belong to their twenty, but aro Working on their own. aecount, The coinmitter assure the heirs that they “will soon start old Trinity trom ber foundation stow — OAKEY HALL VS, WOODFORD The $5,000 Cable Hr outon's Afier-Dinner Spee Mayor Hall has addressed a let Alfred Pleasonton, relative to a re which the General undertook the d Woodford, Mayor Hull says: Thave made several 0! who on a nt occ sonal forte r to Maj.-Gem we roctly Fe Workd of Oct te Tam willing. t orecisely as they are wate (aad und rales used in pleading). with « cie written answer to tiem from Lor arbitration, thug: le to sele lect another, abd they to select a thir penses In any event: affidavits to be used Mt Moby cannot be procured ; to report beture the Ist day of November in tine to telegraph tie rest through the State. It they report any ut charges sustained, then the General to give th Hing Hospital $1,000. If they report all the sustained, then Lf to pay the same sum \ Gen, Woolford may naine, und Co furthers the ‘Inveracious But G Won of the Tribive Woodford also to agree, tna if wn charges are sustained, be will not withdraw irom the canveas, but take the odinm of the personal contro. Yersy lie provoked by. Nis extranriioary Urade ab Brooklyn after ascrenade and a coampari 7 AL OAKEY HALL po EN Rumors of Changes in the Cabi Warhtugion Correspondence of the Jour merce, It is held by prominent Senators and politi- cians who have been or are now here. s have been the principal cases of all the affection against certain Cabinet minister afler the October elections Mr, Cox, Mr.’ A Mr. Fish, and probably Mr. Belknap, wil has ceasors in office, ‘The men who have the nue are the Present tions are Involved y have it | Prest dent, hat af ent referred to. ¢ wil be made to meet party demands, wid tose e Cab inet ministers who have influencs at howe avd know how to use it for the beneilt of | m party L cannot relinquish the belici that the Fromdent never made such a statement or promise, Seretary Cox has no influence peak of th Obin, snd yer there are good reasons to show that tie Presi tent desires bin to remain inthe Cabinet, Mr. Aker man Will leave the Cabinet of his own werord witha two months if he lives #o long, He bas jifluenc® in Geor Of Mr, Fish, it ia well known that te dooa noe take an active part in the poliucs of New York. He nacious of disposition oth aod vole fF epeeeh when st a proposiven, The itis blunt, eave htt { bolds to nis own With a firmness that words do. not shake, equence bax boen a stubborn disares me n aMuire of state, ‘There hive piotat never been a President and Secretary of State who creed in everything, But the President likes Mr. ish. ‘As for the Secretary of War, it la not reasonable to suppose that the President will violate the Prominent consistency of his life—nnalterabie at tachwent to personal friends—and remove General Belknap, 1 think tho rumor of his intended re moval fs absurd. It speaks woll for him, t toat no charge of any kind, either politica, perse Al, OF oMfcial, has been preferred agains. hits soca he asscmed the office, even in the newspapers and the only objection now fa, that the Rt carry Towa without the ald of a Cabinet mii Pennsylvania will be very likely to reevive { Polntiment of A Cabiuet minister wt no dintat and the Kelection will be made by Sinon Cane Hirain Walbridge of New Yorkinay be made tary of State, Some person will probably soo" * Mr. Akerman, ‘The Leaviost proasure beeretary Cox, led by Seuators bimon Cun Zachariah Chandler, ‘ _ Ue eee An Important Corree a-tien, W Friend not the Grandson of ( Kthan Allen Zo the Auuor of The Sun. Sia: In an article in Tue Sew of tl z lating to Kt Gen, Wal an All Grant, and Horace Greeley, your corres * entirely mistaken in asserting that tiie Al 0 & grandson of Col, Ethan Allen of 1 ’ . Buch in not the fact, This A ai al jected with Col, Kihan Alien, is so 1 shag the writer of this communioution, W y surviving grandson of ki ‘ ° F the fat see oblige yours very 4 "ETA A. AT a 27 Chuan bere # 1 Me —— The ¥ » Bald to be Kelee Wasninacox, Oct. 7 Michael Scanton, and dota Ky publican ¢ clit 6 i tained thay (he peation ayo, asking for the yur Fenian order for their reivd Mie Week aviates, been er © iva prisun in Wy be Ra ee ene