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A Nu.-.s-r of the Finest uorsrs In 'hs
t-ii-d ststes Bursed 20 Death.
E0sT0N. Thursday, "a.

BOSTON. Thursday, Oct p, 1854.
The -'llcs at the Riverside Trotting Park,
n Big n. were destroyed by fro last night. with
twenty ee horses including Of the best aoting
sock ia Che ooEniry.
Tho f,.cw. ag nrc ,ome Of the famcas horses lost
Ycur r. sutton and May Kimball. both owned by NJ.
j f. Maynard.
Rsi,e - Hartford and Lady Iitohfeld.
Tho ~ known horse Prince. and splendid hiss
ciorse.
The lat .l1 bore. belonged to Mr.. BecAwiA Of
Hartford
i;lss% Hawk and Telegraph, owned by Mr' RsnooD
.slaua
Bueh a47 sud Pat. owned by Mr.. Osborne Of New
Yors
Grey Epsla. owned by Mr.. c. IL blanchard Of
zSostoD
Afb,uy Maid owned by Mr.. Whitcomb.
A magnificent bay eelding owned by Mr.. stephen
uayes.
A Gvc ro.s belonging to Mr. Fulun.
The gliue Rapid, which tTotted on tie track yss.er
ssy in lie lYe-nils race.
The os, o. young End valuable stock Is also great
The c- spread rapidly that very few ofth horses
IN the sJ!s, could be saved
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The Ciiy ltsiIrcnd k,ters.sr.
~ q, Editor af T2s n Y. Tribune

10 fs Editor q The " l. Iritn.e
SIR: A personal examination in some four of
the roads to day las satisfied ths writer that those
companies do not intend TO comply with the laws under
which they hold their charters and do intend 10 extor
the twenty por cent than the law authorizes thcm
10 collect.
The plan adopted IN the issu- OF tickets is evidently
designed to deprive the Of citizens and all srsn
gers Of any benefit thereou and TO force the ra, cling
public TO pay whatever price these interruptions ccTpo
rntOgt Day choose ~ impose. II VIC submit 10 cent
The law low scon viii ho calico upon 70 submit
20 two or Eve cents Ills outrage should BE resisted
Ia IT'S frs. advance
To-day designated ~ thcse companies 90 that Oh
which tickets would bs issnes adding the q per cent
reyeuus tax. With this assurance the public have
rested week; bu. these companies should not mis-
lake tho reasonable patience Of the pablo, to enable
hem prepare the tickets for quiet submissol to
great outrage rs permanent imposition OF 20 per
cent out Of their pockets 10 enrich corporations whose
stock is worth two three tines its pal va.Go Oh tie
make. to-day.
No person can doubt that H.. entire real cstste
hrogghou. tie city wil not average per cont net TO
US owners white tho net profits Of ttese city railroads
Is ess A0a 70 per cent II Tho public eIo not miiih
formed
Repeated Applications have boon made throughout the
10y ~ The Offices o. the Company IL tie vicinity Of the
Aston House aud in The cars for tickets, buone have
been iurnishcd though on Of the lines printed
notices stHct up tho cars to tho effect TINT eigh
tickets i be furnished for fort cents at the com
raaes offices in the suburb, OF the city five miles
nore or less from the starting place. In tic voin! Of
me AsiOr House This gross outrage amounts 60 The
imposition OF loss oftme and tax Il eleven cents paid
20 the compalies for the privilege Of buying eight tickets
rt f.rty-cne ccrts
Not ons passenger In a Thousand can thus pGrchhse
tickets on suy route no tTaycs but must 50, perhaps
FIVE mile, to tho ou,skire Of the city.
And what ore these Offices when You get 10 them ,
The accounting Office. where The employees ere paid
and nsks their exchanges. / fouud the Seyontb-Ayo
nue's Up fight ofstcps outside the budhgOccupied "a
stable or store house belowwhero lady could be per-
suaded 70 eu.cr and. entering the buling passed
through dark hail. wiz sign "a indicate TIE room
and Wien H. vas osed ny less than three employees
burning their exchanges through the hole at which
stood waiting my tickets TO be couned. When bought
thess tickets are refused on al ether roads.
fsubmit that this 10 not the tTvatmeIt due 20 She
public by those who occupy TIE ctys highways that II
the companies neal 10 disregard the law. aid fch fror
the public whstever price they fl II would be con
sisten. 80 brave II out. ind not assume compliance
which they sudiousy nuy in tie practical operations
RlAL IsIAm OwsEE.
fE,rssoy E-srirs Oct o. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21

BuLKiETAt g. Llasis Ho.prii On Tns,isy eye. n:, Oc
49, from injuries eTed IN the acci1eat d. rev ora
aud New ven Railroad Oct ol James p Buhicy son
Of GeoiGe Rulklfy a soutt port Conn, sssd 2 years
Funeral services III b. held n the Conversational Chat At
Southport. "a urjay, 2ld inst, At O'Clock p m 1hs
fsin that lssy, 2,ths'. for New Haven st II 30 viu
arrive IA time for the scryc.s. return tsfn WI esEe
Southport =. Friend. and cassma'cs ase iyted 70
stssd without further notice. Carriages WI! ot :tccy ~
tho depot
BoRbEN-On Wcdneiisy. Oct. 10 chsles isssc, son Of
Nbian md Auua }. borden AGED nOgthS-
Iii' r.rsa.ns were Inferred in Trinity Cemetery
JOCELYN-in Sprir rhoh, Ma.,. Wedneslsy, Oct ~
III Cornelius r. J0ceyn, aged n yesrs, OF sc Rev - y
Joceiyn o. Wi..tfnsbuTgh. ~ Y
IiNINGSrOS-OI Thursisy, Och -, Frances SuSarlsnd
Livingston daughter Of ihr late Edward LiHnsaon.
TIE relatives aud ti Oi the family invited - attend the
funeral OF Sunday, Oct ~ a. O'Clock from the Church Of
tte incaflsiou 90, Rrg. Mr. N,nifonerysl corner Of Ssh
stree end Madison avenue. without further invitation
IOGiNOn Thur.isy OK. 20, scr lageHn. iuess D'il
lcgaa. sgcd s. Year,.
Due nolioe Of t's funars VIII be given hereaftor
sNIF1-Ir ho7T'll EeTmuda Va. Saturday Oct. l.
wcrnd IA tic l' ttsh rccrhed IN thr ssianii ePo TIE
snerly works e 'iarns tef'1- sept. p CAPT jofp w
swift. fths ono Hlndrrd aud Tbirtyn Regiment New
Noft ,cigLig 49,
Willard Lodge No. 20 r. aud \ NJ. The usiiar Of me
Lroui n ioy sfl d. sesvf cilltocrs -u- flc y
secoad Resrrei,, y v d., -l,o the Ore Duuhred sud
Tiny ninth hcl orL oiunle.Is. ert respectfully ii'l.e1
20 h'tend tie FINER without n-iacf n'a-ic. y a ts
Fleet Ncri.-t Church. elton
BE50Aly DO ~auday afternoon, TT ]. . clV"-s-
UNDEkifIl-ru v .irtsd-y o., ~. Jan NrrnuIni son
Of Jaiues W and hsrglr Lnderhn, In the 1h year o.
be age
The friend. and ..ircs ~, invited attend e n1'rl 81
10. l. lots e,l sfpn Friday, oct. ~ al 10 o'coek a.
NlGHT-i this DIV "wednesday. Oc -, rtaic! wight
Of Troy. ". t. Bged u years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
MAR Rid.

nIIL-UDHfI,-On wedno.dS OF ~ Z. the A'' 10 o.
p Ch4rcl, by tie Rev Nainn ! ,oit l "a, - 80
y, I.uu Of Olanio County, 10 Ms hi-'y' a"u"' O'S'
a. II b. Lite ss..le Jlcl esq Of iha cay.
nFonooI-TITON- FrosA. n y, On Nedns ~ oci.
10 ~ ne Rev GLauurey -. Nurrsy. nonil 4 D"'V"' W
~ t.tru asa.ht.. u tbo ia.e Robt j. Ii'.' 49,. 10
card.
pIsbnCK-RussELlA licsesda2 Pa on " , sa'r,as
- - h., tlr Esv. D. fin8h'ns y .ttu ~ ~ NC
ga 10 An r. daughter 81 II RS oil i'' 'n VI i0i''
dIs.
-MopOWEfI-ia Ws-i'nf,on SeuH nv NJ, - ~
~, - t.f d. Lr fi0 hrs. AZ tffi 'i' w ~
la ilart d New.1oIa City to Mis- Emehne M'0N'" "
Wellington, 5. J..
FIGnLlin. n. l.. pspcrs phase copy - -,
u-nsos IL, Jersey Citv On Wedn.,d'y oci ~
yflo Hcv J. Rorryn rtrFY. Wiiie,n - Jua,'n o. ''"
Yori Cts 90 lflrnct AIMS htfry, Of hAffeh'''N' !"
uNarRsON-LEsTFR-On JiarsdAy Oct =, by 'he roy
H. I,oro,,u Al fno e idrn-. a. John orrt sd '4'.A
IT,. T. Fe,jjas'1 Jin,nlof.on Of NtS fofk 10 hanip'
X. Lessrof Che former p'afo. Nochin~
Oh FAp-rRAII-. "a Gcoigfowni loin, On w ~ p.
, day Oct 10 ~ Tho bfv Wililar q, 'sk. ~ 'eNi, ~
On.,s.I .. WuoI. - bl.. a4'If b. ffa VI l"1L7f'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
w.ihsJi.t Musical Convention.

Yesterday Wa tic fourth dey OF thls ConYen-
ton We arc happy 20 notice that tho attendance 1T
tho different sitting. grows larger day hy day. We
were fortunate 10 being present during the hour-be.
tween and T. ta.d0ctd 10 TIC public rehearsal o.
ol.Oil ruaic i.clading aninom6 ond Chrls. 5omo OF
The old iymlS were rcndcrc1 w.'h prcg. free and
beauty and an especially Fratif Ing feature was lie
evident enjoyment which each q Gle eatIl cong.cGa.
lion seemed 81 feei in contributing lis OF Ler mis- Of
music 60 the swelling harmony oitle whole.
AZ - conclusion OF thehN exercises, tue pre'deni.
the Row John Stephenson. mentioned that Mr.. fsr&cr
would address The meeting H. tue evening before
announced file also stated that Tie discussion occu
pving the tns berweon II md 2. ?. m. was Tie
most important exercise q each aHy. Gnd hoped that
il yn,,id los largely attended. and chat each menbC
cut oxpfess his views TO Tho best yatafn Of nGsc
a9aned 10 the Methodist Service. Ih's II the MANI
ollect Of the C0Bvention-ihs other exercises being
-,ly ineiden.a-anG vs hope That the earnest etprI.
of lie Convention In this direction, viii be rewarded
piN Success,
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From, Fortress Monroe.

iOGuasa MONROE wednesday oet. ~ ieoi.
Tho steamer Dictator Cant Brakeman, has
- IN -. nus f,c,n Nou, ydrk Oct n on Pen.
stNr I'D - l'"h i'on s .No" W ~ ud.c h,,rd
"!css iifla sLo ..sel I'VE ep'a-cr y H'iu''' '''N
t'u'h.
.,e ,i.auer Suyanuee Cent Calhoun ~ 2 aBys
- y ,. o,-e-ne Lss arri.oii Of Ie. sooke L. s.
y,io' y,t Jack.on. - miles s. L. from Care Hear
'D'ee' va 20 "'' 80 ~ - ~ -
o s,.'. , 40. ..o.-oo- ,r.,,.yo-l &, c,.v,o -
i-t 90 iip.S sVta'he- -'eN iV,A ~ N.hoV VI
iifl..ii j. j. MILFORD, arg4E'u lIon hlhcus Lal'i'
ST. IT, -.ieIIOUn wlth JJJ prisoners ol var, parole
= 10 gg arc TIC nGMef Of the ohceIs BY this
arrival
IF ,.,a Ta,rsss,cfa Steward, L. BARTHOLOMEW Act
- Dr., "a. a. " Rrcs Actirr Ensru; T.. g. Billing not
o. Ps,t.s Ter: g. " Brown, Paynsstors CleGk; }. r.
s 81 ~ f.'srf Eneiuerr; J. 4. conOyer, Sd As4is'af
-eert II. ". Cisulbrr. Mater Nm. Cromsck, Acting
-.1s s-e; O. n. DoTsud Ao ing Master; }. - Dc, "a
Afi-ts g,'nocri K N. C.ra Acting frsgn o. r. Dean,
- A-a...f lugroeT; :. u. Lle d Assan ILgn.fri -.
~. Ten Aching Master; w. 81. forg acting nasi'
Mstr - ta Geg.Ler Ia Assianf EngineeIi W. baH'
: - - Luc.aeef. L. l.. litras Acting Msstr Jfnc,
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HLRAETIOAL BARRgL. Petroleum has leyel.
oreo TOW necesst,s and with II new Inventions none
OF which however can con,pers In importance with
the hcrmetical barrel OF Mr. Louis h. Rcbbins OF this
city IL - We'll known that petroleum from is great
PeTmeabii'y, will readily pass through the best made
woote. barrels that tho loss by leakage cvspora.
ton and absorption In tits article Gont. amounts to
millions OF doilars annually. Mr. Robbins prcccss
ieaa chemically and at tiAng cost. not only the sur
faces q the wood Of Tie barro but the entire texture
of the interior Of tie wood that 1t becomes abso-
lntely hermecL and tight lhot not Only Is the bar
rel incapable Of leaking but il impossible for the oil
TO evsporste or 90 become distilled through il. The
advantages TO the commercial world Of o hcrmelical
package can scorcly be over Cstinn,ed Many millions
lost annually through tho best made packages rsed
In commerce. ~ leakage evaporation. absorption and
tant. ALI of the hong catalogue OF spirits. brandies
wines &c. all Of tie fluids, sem-nnids-even butter
and lard fail TO gunge the same quantity on their arrival
81 their departure from port. Their quality too
Is often impaired In time and transit and al through
tho imperfect packet containing them. Mir Eobbinss
hemctical package connects oil OF these losses bolh N
quality nua quantity. !, ins.rcs tho original fresh
ness Of character Of the arce placed III them aud abso
Iutely secures them against leakage. 10 subject This
Dew invention 10 thorough commercial test number
OF these bsrres were filled with petroleum at the Oh!
wells ol PeBnsylyan After three trsnshipmeDs ana
dey OF three weeks their passage. they arrived al
tie EIig Railroad freight DEPOT. jersey City. They
have not lost drop OF oil their passage. TIE barrels
ae dry clean and odorees many barrels OF houI
OIL dealors aad shippers generally are daily visiting
this novel shipment Of OIL and universally speak OF "a
one Of the greatest commercial discoveries OF the day
Tic bais Lave not tecn cocpcrol nor viii they need
to Lc
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from the Mississippi.
CAinO. Thursday. Oct. 20. !

CAmO. Thursday, Ooi 20 leoL
TIE steamer Mamie Berch, from Memphis,
p,.,el 90, point today. with $40 bales OF cotton fs
clnciurn, Business. which had been entirely sn'-
p. del Memphis resumed again and the militia
ms discharged. tire danger WAS believed to
gfye p SD 1t vss the opinion OF Headquarters tat
lie " IS Ind 10 Intention Of attacking Memphis
,st % e., p-cscnoe teyod was merely designed to cover
~ me e. of troops into Kentucky: TheIe was ne
r.bei fore within five miles Of the city. When last
asard 81 Ctalner. s0lth Of Herneudo. rotIestng
toward bee ssamps Of 2alahotehio ana Forrest vGs en
rol.e G.. Meridian with bic prisoners
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s.r..,Vn,on Fies.las a. E,sesc,,er. nv.

r,eci, Ui.pf,oh y Ite n ] IIIDuU'
ROCHESTER, Thursday. Oct. % isoi.
, Ttere has been animmense Union mass meet
An, aeya io-asy--the largest political demons'I''ion
- - - western New. York. torch-ligh' p'ooe'-
, miles hong Is now on the streets 1lore have
bscn no; les than ffyhousand people pai''ipa'ins'
THE eloquent speeches Of Cows Andrew ana hIo'G"'
end Col Turner demonstrate that the people AeicaOo4't
a. rcsoiscj that The Rebellion shau Oe pN' "oFn ana
pc OH Gopublc shall I've.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
From o.,s.e-The Confederation Confer
encc.

QUEBEC Thursday. Oct 20. lsi.
The Confederation Conference have decided,
IN ref,sace 10 members the Legislative Conpeh to
%. new coafederasy. that they be selected from the
men y g she Legislative Couuc Of the several prov
.nses instead o. elected hy the people
Pro,sina !, 90 be made for the admission OF repre-
as.ist,ss from TIE Red River county.
T7.e 60. ic~enco now ENGAGED In Tho discussion
lie app .otment OF tie representation OF The ioWer'
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBINE, FRIDAY. oCTOBER Fl. ls64,

Stgrn ". J on Thvrsiay o,t
~ by sh- Rev. C. Taylor isasr y TsYicr ~ 'hs
No csrd,.
WELDON-RAfLPY-Oaw sinssdsy Or - in 'hs rhrr0h
Of tLr Nativity Bridgrror Conn BY 100 Rev r. r. Bisiop
ard zoe Rev =. h. Hobart Brown Jttn Wrdgo, IT,, u
new .gs ~ Mio Eva Bailey OF no iofBar P,se..
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TgAs.-Tbo American Tea Company have an
advertisement IN tbis mornings TRIBUNE which viii be
interesting TO housckespers. 1heJ are determined not
70 be ou,done IN te general reduction OF prices aid
their stooa OF teas 10 such 90 su me most asdoa'
H. 'lo lc,smge Nlt .era ~, lot 'ua,'a'es'"
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III. peursyiv.nia Election.

PmLAurtfHIA Thursday, Oot. 20 To-.
acs.is County Embellishments majority. III;
Dernoc.,. ic gain. 10 ..
Iorl { ,1nty (oncial-Democratc majority, 9.sos;
I,osecl .c gsiD. 25l.
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tn. Cvrn, yr,,,yp RAILWAY.

HAMILTON. G. W.. Wednesday, Oct 10. 1874
An entire change IN the dictatorship Of tho
GIew Weetcrn Railway ia announced The new d.
reciors are ~ follows Thos {. Street Of Niagara NJ
j. T.: Hon. Wa. MoMasters Of IOrontoi u. Mc1nRis
Of us:niltop and Charles Hunt Of London. G, ",
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Naturalization Of the Phif"deipbi"
Ranks.

Jur lryIFHIA Tlu1aiay, Oct 70 lsH
All the banks OF this city except four held
znstins Of thsIr stockholders to-day ond resolved 70
acocgi = sci by which they con become Ssu'rsi