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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
NlilItnrY.


PRESENTATION OF A SWORD TO GENERAL sANDFORD.
At the Union Club last evening. sword Of the most
elegant description presented Major General Sand
ford by the officers OF the First division who duty
at the State Arsenal during the recent The pre-
sentation made by Colonel Posey behalf of the
officers.
Tie cas- containing the sword also contains beaut
fully embroidered sword belt, SASH &c. The grasp OF
the sword OF alternate gold silver palm leaves the
centre aud top surrounded with jewels; hlt and guard
richly chased and sot with jewels the lower portion Of
the guard tastcfuly formed, representing she'll the
scabbard is richly chased, and upon it is engraved
estate Arsenal, July 1868" The upper band contains
the letters ''U. s." in diamonds, surounted by the
American eagle. The shoe is richly ornamented with
armoria figures. Blade git and etched OF the best So
The pleasant incident concluded with a banquet ON iu
vita,ion Of Major Fearing. Among the officers present
were Colonel Wilcox Colonel postey Colsnsl Sayre Co
Fearing, Major Woodward and others
PRESENTATION TO MAJOR BUTLER.
Major William Butler, OF the old sixty ninth regiment,
and the service with the Corcoran Legion in the
Army Of the Potomac agreeaby surprised Mon.
day evening last, az his residence in Tenth street by
number Of friends, vino presented hun with splendid
as testimonial o! their regard and in apprecia
ton Of his gaau. services ia the Of the Union.
presented behalf Of the donors by James VI Lon
dergan and accepted by the Major patriotic RESPONSE
after which the entire company partook Of excellent
collation., and genuine enjoyment was The order until
halfpast ten, when the Major announced that he
sorry to have TO leave them but his short rough Of
ten days had expired. and his orders positive, and
Obedience q soldiers FIRST duty no should take
leave Of them trusting TO meet them at future day
when shall have ceased its desoa.ion, and peace
again smiles upon happy and united country.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or ARiILLERIsrs.
Yesterday morning four hundred artilcrists, at
tached TO the Fourteenth regiment arrived n this city,
and rartakng refeshments the Park Barracks
proceeded 10 Port Richmond. They under command
OF Lieutenant Colonel Corning. es
Governor Seymour has commissioned Lieutcnans John
Tracy, Of General Corcorans sian Major Of the
Eighteenth New YORK cavalry Colonel Byrne command
ing. Major Tracy r. native Of Albany and most
valued member Of General Corcoran STAFF In the sharp
action OF the cath OF April this year the Edenton
road wherein General Corcoran commanded Major Tracy
bore orders about the field with patriotic rcccssness and
earned for himself that day the
Of hts commanding general Major Tracy will report for
duty NJ once
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The Condition Of Irela nd.

DECREASE OF POPULATION, LAND PRODUCE AND LIVE
sr0CK-IHCREAsE or WASTE LANDS AND BOG.
(From the Dublin Freemans Journal, Oct. 81
Mr. DonUey n his very interesting and useful abstracts
OF agricultural statistics for the year 1883 just issued
gives US me important information relative TO emigra
tion from this conntry-a subject just now exciting
very general attention, comnn0led ,oih sowe diarm
The returns he supplies however, only give the details
Of the drst seven months In the last two years, 1852
and 1888 but even during that short period we find
that In the present year (seven mouths) less than
80 s06 persons left the country being increase OF
1907 on the year 1852. The entire number of emil
grants from this country since the commencement OF
those abstracts in March, 1851 Ii given 37S 1888
persons The monthly returns OF emigration for the
present year as cOmpared with 1870 are oiven
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tho Tyroi with Austria commenced at Innspruck. The
programme OF the ffte Ia follows the goth ut
eleven oc ock Ia the morning tho grand progression OF
remen nad sharpshooers OF all kinds will commence it's
march In the recession, which will be Of historic
Character there will be groups wearing the
bearing the arms OF shareholders from the middle age
1862 deputies Diet the municipal
SO. Among the more rem srkable objects which win be
carried in the procession will be the flag OF Andrew oer
and the shield OF honor in silver given by the Austrian
army to the TyroI, and which will be the frst prize
the shooting match.
Crowds OF remen from all parts The Tyro arrived
at nnspruck and aso from tho archduchy OF Austria
from Styrs, and from the Grand Duchy OF Baden II is
remarkable that the men fro Trent and those from the
district OF Ampezzo where Italian is SPOKEN entered
Innspruck preceded BY federal German banner.
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spaiss.

The Spanish elections were favorable to the govern.
ment.
The Minister OF Finance has resigned. II is asserted
that be did not do 30 for political reasons.
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Dates from Bombay TO the 9Th OF September. Cot
ton goods were higher.
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Russia Argues the Treaty of vienna.
INCORPORATION or TUE KINGDOM or POLAND Win

The RUSSIAN EMPIRE.
The Cologne Gd;cis 81 September % publishes the fol
lowing ocis report from ~ Petersburg relative TO the
designs Of Russia on the kingdom of Poland -
IN order 10 prove 10 The Emperor what hands ho
mas placed his power, the Senate of ST. Petersburg has
cotrycd TO unite the parties which were hitherto op
ped u each other that st this moment there no
o'rnani preach. or Russian national party, only Rus.
~ n lNyi whose chles Plgdow. kOrr Adsrhcrg
ana e ruling senatc. Tbs decided 10 regard
re fectg Of TfeHHg, hich ms bsp tsd ~ o'h,r prr
uc og0 ~ dt ~ lgr 0Titsa,no Rssi an accoriirg.
" q 20 l'h ~ kngfom Of oini cs hitherto osnti,sd
p.ffUt fH6 sr.1r7y and nsd's ~ n srsry fcl or N.
~ ND hi forcs @hicn would bs ruled without any
regard ~ the Polish nationality 10 ic same manner "a the
old Polish provinces. Smuare e1u-ly Win this decslou
Ger. RcrF received Instructions immediately re1uirc tho
local chic governments In the Kingdom o. oland 10
20 send In lists q the employees of Ioh nationy who
under them, those emnoyes be taus erred
into distant provinces of Russia Proper without de8y
Bit his does not rescrt the nusi
policy of Russia. Those landowners who possess the
largest estates IN the Kingdom ~ give them up the
Russian government within certain limited time w
change for other estates In Russia frcrcr In word
senate sb ut 20 carry out s decision n Russy all ro
lant with blow and 20 transplant tho present inhab
tants oi the kingdom 70 the Russian stcppcs Wits de-
oson ol tho senate though well known, his not been
protested against by these interested IN doing
me representatives d the Powers tina, signed the treaty
Nenna viii ony regard the matter a rumor until
'ney teee'Ye dipipmatic noticat on Of its truth.
National Celebrate t,cm In sh. Tyvol.
IN Ihesday septenbct - the grand festival TO
msm'hc he I've huadredta anniversary OF the uaion o.
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SWeslcm.
Ina 4 q.

Sweden declines to sign treaty OF alliance with Den
mark.
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IL ulssia.

The Bresau Gar.as, OF October Is, announces i'm.
perai decree Incorporating the government OF the Au
gusaroro district Of the soma provinces with the Russian
empire aud MouravicG has already assumed the COVER
norship.
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The Suex Canal.

letter from Cairo. In the Paris Tempt contains the
following account OF the interview between the Comms
sion the lsthnus Of suez Canal and the vicsroy Of
Egypt, after tho visit OF the former 10 the works.;
The body headed by the Duke d'Albufera
The Strangers on their arrival ut the palace we're n
trouced into the grand receptionroom where de fes
sepe presented them to Isnacl Pachs The comraay then
passed into small private chamber, wberc according to
the Oriental CUSTOM coffee and pipes handed round
Tho yiceroy then addressed the Commission, and in
dignihed language expressed his desire IN complete the
area. porl OF the outing OF the ishn,us, and reci
pituated the acts which, since his accession TO
power, he had accomplished in favor Of that
design. He added that In the interest OF the
he would before all endeavor TO establish frank and ex-
plic situation that he anxious 10 regularise
state Of things created by his and that
counted on receiving from de esseps and the Board
Of Directors all the requisite assistance.
The Duke Abufera In reply TO the vceroy declared
that before his departure from Paris he had been
ccived BY the Emperor who assured him OF his sympa
thics for the great undertaking Thc French govern.
ment, added his Majesty, "woud consider as an honor
the TACT OF having by its influence contributed 10 the
sruction Of the canal across the Isthmus of Sue1.r
The Viceruy terminated the official interview by re
plying that be happy find that shared the IDEAS
Of the sovereign Of the French Tho conversation then
became general, lasting for some tmc and the members
OF the commission st length left the palace, hight graft
Ged at their reception.
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The Em,grstion from Liverpool.


From the quarterly and monthly returns OF the Liver.
pool emigration Officials learn that for quarter
epding September. there sailed from Liverpool for the
United States eightythree ships, 0ls cabin and $50
steerage passeDgers: to Canada, seven shipe, with
1928 cabin and 933 seerags; TO Queensland one
ship and 80 cabin passengers and to Victoria ships
8s cabin and 392 These ships sailed ssunder
the act" but those sailing without government SUPER
vision wereto the United States ships, with $50
cabin and 34e steerage TO Canada Ships with 600 cabin
and 1i69 steerage TO New Brunswick, ships. with
cabin and % TO vancoavers Island ship with
4cabiu and steersge; TO New South Wales, ships with
cabin snd II eteerage: TO Victoria ships, cabin
and - stccrage: TO Jamaica and British Guiana ships
with % cabin and 95 stecrage; 70 Africa, shipe
(steamers), with 40 cabin to the East indies. lsbip,
with passengers: making total OF Sc ,294 for
the quarter which, when compared with the correspond
tuG quarter Of last shows increase of 1851
souls The grand total for the Of the pre-
sent ye9r, 942 IN order that they may explain tho
quarterly return append those of the month jst
ended. To the United States there sailed. undcr the
act" 20 ships with S425 passengers to Canada ships
with 3ss passengers To- Queensland ship, with 80 pas
sengers; 10 vicorias ships, with ,l80 psssengers
making total OF 0325 On ships "not under the act"
there sailed TO the United States with 500 passengers
TO Canada ships, with 5S2 passengers. 70 New South
Wales. Ship with 10 Passengers; to Victoria, ship,
with 1s passcngcrs and to ether places ships making
total OF IL 604
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THE NEWS BY THE ETMA.
CAPE RACE, October %, 1868.

CAPE KACE, Oct0ber 22, 1865.
Tho steamship Elna, from Iivsrrool the I4ih, via
Queenstown the 10Th instant arrived off this point at
six o'clock this friday morning.
She boarded by the news boet OF the press, ard
asummary OF her news obtained. II btwo days iates
than that received per the IIibernia
The Etna, or Cape Race, has sixty seven cabin and
three hundred aud niuety five steerage pa sengers.
She makes the following repcrt:-Un the 18th passed
the steamship Glasgow and the 10th the City Of Man
chester, bound Liverpool On the Goth passed the
steamship Europa, also bound 10 Liverpool
The steamship City OF Washington, from New York.
arrived at Liverpool on the nth inst
The steamship America, from New York, arrived at
Londonderry on the l4ih OF October.
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France
POlQnd d.

NJ. Bllault and Marshal d'Ornsno are dead.
The Bank OF France continues TO lose gold.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

The first Cabinet Council Of the held Lon
don on the 18th inst
Queen Victoria made her reentry into public life at the
Inauguration Of Prince Alberts statue at Aberdeen.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Naucnst Ceiebration Ia the Tyrol.
IN tuesday septsnbct - the grand festival TO com
msm'ie he I've huaaredth anniversary OF the uaiou o.
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The Rams Under Seizure.

guard or marines had been placed on board Of the
rams seized In the Aersey
rhe London Times says that no0 is yet certain IL,
r4gayS 10 tie yams they however, suspected Of
destination like that OF tie Alabama but they win be
allowed 70 slip or like she did
Tts Liverpool Emancipation Society have memorlazed
Earl Russell to favor the detention OF suspected vessels
AID applaud the action Of She government towards the
rams in the MeFsey.
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No Rscog gnftioa by France.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London Post asserts
that France has intention Of recognizing the Conede
rateg
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

II Is because you will that Is about to become the
prime once more and before the ead o the week
Ii is keIy tina, the most extraordinary revelations wi
be made, which will place the Mexican question IN
totally different pont OF view, and enable the world TO
more clearly anxiety and haste eyinced by
the Fmperor in placing one OF his own choosing on
the throne the last few days Paris has been ned
rich and powerful Mexico and 10 whom the dolay aud
hesitation evnced by the Emperor's proteg have given
fresh courage to have been the dread OF this
combination of nterestswhch, by placing dominion IN
hands OF Don Juan. would necessarily place power
likewise INTO the hands OF the Orleans party-whch has
peror The nomination OF the wandering and disc0n.
tented Spanish preender to the throne Of Mexico would
OF course be gratefully regarded by Spain that all
parties would unite and shake hands the occasion
tbeeupon would follow fusion OF the Orleanst and Bour
bon parties in Spain, and all the dread and danger TO be
anticipated therefrom.
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SMILE WAS ON HER LIP

A SMILE WAS ON HER LIP
"A health was in her look, strength in her stem.
ana IN her hand DIR. BoYCE'S TONIC BIT
DIR. Boyee's Tonic Bit,ers are composed entirely
Vegetables, and can be relied ON for their pur-
II acts directly upon the bowels and blood-a mild
but thorough eathartie. II exPels all morbid se-
eretions and distractions from the body, stimulate
ing the internal organs into healthy action, clear
OF Appetite, Liver Complaint, Jaundiee, Dyspep-
aa, Bilious Diseases, Foul Stomach, Costiyeness,
weakness, and all diseases arising from torpid
diseased liver
=, They will always do sood--never hurt. Try
them.
Only 25 cents, large bottles. Sold everywhere.
FRANCIS FEM,
ads Druggist and Proprietor, Rutland, Vt.
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true meaning OF fsrmer laws) hereafter, whenever
~ tne Judgment OF any court or judicial officer OF
.he United states, in any criminal proceeding any
person shall be sentenced, OF shall have been sen
fenced heretofore, To two kinds OF punishment
the one peeunary and the other eorporai. the
president shall have full discretionary POWER 10
pardon OF remit, IN whole or in part, either one
o. tne Two kinds, without in any manner impair
ing the legal validity OF the other kind, or Of any
ted, ~ ''"'''
Sec. 2; And be i further enacted, That in all
criminal cases IN which there has been or shall be
. Judgment or sentence against any person. as a
me or penalty, whether alone or along with any
ether KIND Of punishment, the same shall be
deemed Judgment debt, and (unless pardoued
OF RENTED by the Presidency may be collected on
execution IN the common form law
Approved, Feb. 20, 1868.
UhaP, ALVll.-An Act TO change the times OF
holding the Circuit and District Courts Of the
united States for the District of Indiana,
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of Reprs-
seRfa6res 81 NE United States Of Amsrioa IN Con-
gresS assembled, That, instead of the times now
hxed by law, the circuit and district courts of the
United states for the district OF Indiana shall be
heid on the first Tuesdays of May and November.
Ana an reoognlzances, indictments, or other
proceedings, civil or criminal, now pending in
either OF said courts, shall be entered and have
day IN court, and be heard and tried according
to the times Of holding such courts as herein pro-
Approved, Feb. 30, 1868.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Fairhaven, SIS The Probate Court for the
District of Fairhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate of Seth
Benson, late of Poultney, in said district de-
ceased, intestate. GREETSs:
The administrator of said deceased having rep
resented that il will be necessary to sell all the
real estate of said deceased for the payment of the
debts and expenses of administration has made
application to said Probate Court for license to
make such sale Therefore
By the authority of the State of Vermont, YOU
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton, in said
district, on the sth of June, A. D. 1868, to show
cause, If any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, said district, this 10th day
of May, A. d. 1863
81 JOHN HOWE Register
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MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS,
WITH AUTOMATIC swHIL.
Patented October 81, 1862.

WITH AUTOMATIC swAIL.
Patented October q, 1862
N. b. Having recently introduced numerous
very important improvements in our Harmoni-
ums, we have secured for them BY copyrioht fhe
trade marx 'cABINET ORGAN" which win distin
guish them from those of other makers. and rre-
tect purchasers from limitations.
MASON & HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS
are pronounced superior to all Instruments Of :
similar nature, as Melodeons, Seraphines. &C.. bv
those best qualified to judge, and are the onv ones
Wnlcn nave ever been awaraed Coin NRnAI "a
TINS country. See written testimony from the fol-
iewing most eminent Organists in New York. Roa-
ton, ETC., IN which they are pronounced wThe bost
LvNDEL, Organist of Henry Ward Beec6cr,a
church; FLINT, of Madison Square Church No.
ssnNrHAL, OF Calvary Church Wells, of Christ
Onurchi MAGRATH, of DR.. Pisces Church Snrrz
OF tne Immaculate Conception Church: HAorN
Edltor Musical Review, of New York TUcrrn
MAN, OF st. PauPs Church WILCOX, Of Immao-
uiate Conception Church; BAuxBAcH, Of ~
lauren Of the Unity; LANG,of Old South Church.
Bosten BEALR, of st. Joseph's Church TrorXs'
Of the Church Of the Holy Innocents; MARsH. a.
~; Peter's Church, of Albany, and many Others.
Inc Manufacturers are in possession Of testimo-
mails to similar effect from Thalberg. Moran. II.
Mason, Zerrahn, Bradbury, Webb Root, HIST
ings, VIM. Mason, Satter, Wollenhaupt, Gelhaar.
K!auser, Wolsohn, etc., etc
fhlCES-CABrNET ORGANS, Single and Doubh
Reed, 80 to l50 CABINET ORGANS, With 6, 8. an
~ stops pedal bass, &C., $225 to $50. MrLoDscNs.
nine varieties, $50 to 225.
,,rI descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Marerooms in Boston 274 WHsHINoroN ar.
Warerooms in New York 5 and NEHcEI sr.
ADDRESS JASON & HAMLIN, Boston, a.
MASoN BROTHERS., New York" l5:w3m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
lust all claims and demands of all persons agains.
" D. Arlington, Nj. D., late of Pittsford, in said
district, deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
said claims at the residence of Mrs Abigail Arm.
ington, in Pittsford village, on the third Mon
days of June and October next, from one O'Clock
p. m. until four O'Clock p. M, each of said days.
and that six months from the 18th day of May, A.
d. 1868, is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their said claims to us for ex
animation and allowance.
Dated at Pittsford, VT, this 2lst day of May, A.
ID. 1868.
JEFFREY A. RANDALL,
% s. II. KELLOGG, oomfs'
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DURE SHEEP WASH TOBACCO,

The manufacturers of this new and very import
ers, now offer il for sale
They confidently recommend its use to flock.
masters as an
EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR SHEEP TICKS.
and by dipping the animal two or three times a
year. according to directions, scab and other outan.
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This Wash completely cleanses the skin, thereby
promoting the growth of the wool, at the same
time leaving no stain; a most desirable object to
the sheep breeder By the use Of this material the
farmer is relieved from the laborious and disaoree
able preparation of the wash in his own building
and It can be furnished at a much reduced cost.
The above can be procured by addressing a line
10 JAS. +. LEVIN
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