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Latest ship New.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Charles c. Lesry Sullivan, Norfolk 30 hours,
SHIP Clara Wheeler, wimartb Liverpool 70 days, coal
Williams q Guion. -
Bark Transit keller Nes.oIeans, IS days, iron, James
fiweu Go. -
Bris Village Belle tof ST. John N b. Hamilton, Csmres
CIV Is DAYS logwood Sc, r. L Nevus son. Has been
brs Ksrncth TOT HaiissJ roseI J,ene log.ooas mss
Big Acadia loi HawkesouEg c b.. Priest AcFsnt -
ia, q days, iogwood Sc., br Son Co. ha- been "a dy
Br, s. Shaw (of Yarmouth n. So Shaw, Lasuys Sep,
Path Via East Hsrbor, n t. days. salt, Boyd Hinekrl
Has had vsry heavy weahsri spi sails lost oaetsy s"
Schr Porto Rico " sn,w orth Rondort for Boston.
sehr c, j. Horton Walker Corawaliis, days pos'es
sshr E. N. Dyer Weeks, Boston for Washington ,bssO
Schr Werrentol -, RondoG, for Boston
wIND-At Sunset, w. NV.
Ship Atmosyhere, Eyes Liverpool Sept 1Ah.
SAILED.
Ocr 3l-Brgs-ATistos, c. W. Hing Maria.
Sehooners-StsIsht, ). Morgan, Z. b. Dyer Sash L. ha
becca c. Lane Albert Thomas
SPOKEN.
18th inst, lat ~ 90, Ion. 70, schooner Z. H. Hshed
MEMORANDA
Tho Clara Wheeler reports: Experienced strong wes.e
gales Of the passage Been Is days w. OF lon co. ~
inst lat SO H. lou. 65 had heavy gale from SW viii
shifted suddenly 10 NV. and blew perfect hurricane for
hours during which sprung msnmast head had lower mali
topsa blown out Of tho bolt started cntwatcr kc 20
inst Fire Island bearing NV by NJ 10 miles took heal
gale ffcm w SW. which continued for II hours. 10th D3
is, IS 10 lon ~ o. fell IN with bark Woodland from Liv
pool for Montreal Al days out she wss short Of water and
supplied her. j
was run into by tho British bark Amelia Priest ron Phade1
pha for Hayrc striking the port side stavne y IN eae
aud carrying away mainms, the captain and all the crew
cep the remained board until next morning he Ss(
wkea the pilot boat Moses H. CriDne, No J. came IN ss1
took in tow and brough. Ms ;" this port j
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Spain,

Re NoticiaS says: \ meeting Of 300 Progress
lists has been held The Committee includes Gem.
Esparero and PIN SenoT Gonzales BrQvos election
.efing circuar was 80 received in the Madrid jour
nails.
Five hundred workmen have been dismissed nom the
arsenal OF Carrara
The Madrid Eyoco saws. Spain shall not re-
main aoOt from the arrangements tending 20 guarantee
ihe Independence Of the States OF the Pope which must
he under the guaranty OF Europe il the french quit
Rome.
The Prrresistas have been authorized 10 bold a
ynhc meeting.
circular has been issued ?, Senior Gonzales Bravo
Minister Of the Interior relative . the elections, which
recommends the governors of the provinces in every
measure 70 strictly observe the law. The Minister
states also that electoral rights 10 be exercised with
Ale no 81 entire liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

The HQlia M{itaire SAYS: We believe we are
able to state that decree OF amnesty behalf OF thc
prisoners taken M Apromoue las been seized by the
Ming.
The rufnors current the Paris Bourse relative n
tie probability Of au I.an loan entirely nnfound
ed as are likewise the rumnrs OF political agitation IN
Turin. -,
meeting Will be held at Turin, on the 10TH 10 pro-
pose petition n Parliament.
A me ting Of workInen has been held st Turin With
Che object Of presenting TO Parliament petition re-
et stn the inpe aehment q the Lat. Ministry and pro
5esting against the Franco italian Convention.
telegram RON Rome OF Oct. Is. says; The PoDtif.
col gendsrmes assisted by the French Troops have a
sestcd ave brganls. the band by whom some French
gen1limes were asSassinated.
A telegram from Messina Of Oct. j., says; Adyices
received here from TGns state that the troops OF The
Bey have beaten the insurgents on the coast and that
yhe latter have made their Submission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
France.

II is asserted that the Emperor will 60 to
Nice on the 2od TO ysi. the Gar.
The Pdtris SAYS; The Duke Of Magenta announces
from Algeria that notwithstanding the sharpness OF tho
struggle al some points he is master Of the situation
IL is stated that in consequence OF the Duke OF Ma
ren,as dispatch the selection Of any fresh troops for
Algcriawi cease The achievements already deter
ynjucd on being sufficient.
la France saws nothing has yet been decided relative
% the PROTECTED visit of tie Emperor Napoleon 10 the
south Of France.
TAs Tmess Paris correspondent says It is TO he
marked that the cash in Land at the bank ths time last
year was 212C00 900 francs while as present II IS ONLY
gO Coz 200 rcnCs II IS calculated that - Coo COO hides
have been dressed monthly since the beginning Of the
year.
The Paris wheat and fioyr markets are dun. Flour
was quoted OF Az 75c. the SACK
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Local Politics.
NINTH Az EMILY DISTRICT.

A very large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at V ashington Hail. Sixteenth Ward last eve
ming. Spirited and eloquent addresses we're delivered
by John Davidson and l.. Martyr. esd. The following
resolutous were offered, aud adopted with great APP
pliusc.
Rcilrcd That this cordially eutoras and faiify
tho nomination 81 AbIshsr LiIcon for President and
dew JOIN for Wee Pre- dfut the United Sates Esu
hen h. fenlan for Governor ard Of Thos. e.. Ayord for
LcSt Governor, snd tho Union State and County nomna
lions.
Rso pa, also cordially ratify and endorse the
lson G. ii.' Irave and yaiintoiier Col Rnsh g. Hss
k.us o. ha .uaiye Ia Cons ard TIE Hon samuel &.
Rec A. caldid te TO represent Ninth As l3y Distnel
Ihe Union ,luartetio Club oicilod meited applause
FOR THEN patriotic son ,.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Hon. Caro.an O'D-ien Bryant was yesterday
officially notified Of his nomination for Congress by the
Us9n Convection, il the Fourth psyist. and accented
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Ausfria.

Both Houses Of the Reichsrath viii he con-
Joked Nov It. In the next sitting OF the Conference
She general wording Of the treaty will be discussed.
The Austrian Gq-tte says:-Letters from Paris state
hat the relations between France and Austria have
undergone no change. The Venetian question has not
been touched upon Austria mas not protested against
The Franco II allan Convention and there has been no
rucqton OF Congress Prussia fastened TO consent 10
the Convention Napoleon however, Will never agree
- the agCtand1ement Of Prussia without adequate com
pensation. AT Berlin there is possibly an idea OF
abandoning Austria to her fate if certain concessions
be made TO Prussia bUt-no negotiations have taken
place Oh tie subject.
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Gpetia! Notifies.
Continued from Fifth Page.
Post Office Notice.

Post Offfcc NOTICE.
On TUESDAY, the Ist day Of November 1854, oPe'sn'
under the -
viii commence in the United States.
LISTS OF THE OFFICES -,
upon which Money Orders be drawn are postfd q
General Poe. Office and al the different stations m TINS ON
Money Orders only be obtained at the hevtIsIo
Ohce corner Of Cedar al Na.saus,s, and Will oe d""'
upon any ,. ,,,,,, ovy,cr,
for of one TO thirty dollars.
Rai-s of Commission charged for Money Orders:
On Orders not exceeding Sl0......:.... ..''''' .e
On Orders over TO- and not exceeding S2o..l Ger.
On Orders $40 and exceeding SO esn
No single Order Issued for less than one doher OF mYe
lars to any address must procure additional ney Vs
JAMES KELLY. Postmaster
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or 4 Re n. D. tribune.
The Soldiers Thenbsg wing.

The undersigned, acting under the suggestion
Of Geo. w Blunt eco. each sgree 20 furnish good
s..ed iurs,y for the Soldiers Thanksgiving dinner
JAMES A. NORTON. No. - Warren-st-
JOIN F. SEYMOUR, No 7s Warrenst.
~ r. COOK No. 70 Warren-st.
ROBERT w. SEYMOUR, No. rs Werrenst.
j. STELLR, No e Wsuen.st.
'Eoie. York o. 81, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Union Mass Meeting in the Twen,y-second
Ward.

A crowded meeting was held last evening in
the large hall at the corner Of Broadway and Forty
scventh.s to advocate The Union candidates in the
state and National elections Geo. y. Bradford eel,
the President Of the Twenty Ward Union AssO-
citation occupied the obrr anu called on the Rev. e. g.
Warren 10 omen the proceedings with PRAYER. Mr..
Hiram W Barney SecfetnIy o; the Club, and Mr.. s. A.
Moves reed tho list of oePresidens aud resolutions
proposed 10 tns meeting which were adopted.
RtFys \, Andrews, esq, was then INTRO
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CITY ITEMS.

BISHOP SIMPSON on "OUR NATIONAL Cox
rL!cr"-Ths patriotic orator delivers his lecture on
"Onr National Conflict" at the Academy of Music on
Thursday evening next. The admission is by ticket
alone which can be obtained free OF charge applca
ton at the places named in the advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION or THE AMERr-
CAN IssrrfrTr.-Tho Rev. DIR. osgool win address the
Horticultural Association this evening" at tho rooms OF
the Institute in the Cooper Union Building. From the
well known abilities u this gentleman his hearers may
expect interesting exposition Of objects connected
with horticulture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Meeting of the sixth Ward Campaign Gu,

\ meeting Of the Sixth Ward Campaign Club
was held last evening at No ~ Pcarst. The meeting
was oalloi to order ~ the President, Joseph Breck
esq who opened vita brief aud appropriate address,
series Of resolutions was offered and read by l.. v.
II. Van Wyek, esq. which were unanimously ADOPTED.
TIE President then introduced DR.. KOCHB
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q AipaIl.

1t has been determined that the feet at
Yokuhams viz. l6 English. French, and Dutch YES
sells of war stall be dispatched TO the Shmonosaki
STRAIT 20 require the Prince Of Nagato 10 open
fbe inland Sea Hostiites viii commence in the mid
de- Of September spd 20 obtain what is desired force
of Is COO men is REQUIRED.
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Board Of COuncilmen.
OEYIcLAL.l

STATED SESSION, Monday, Oct. II, 1894
OvuctIt1 2ocloci, ..
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment IN then CLsmst'
No. Is City Hall.
Tresen.-C ouncren Hagerly, Wsbs,er, EcHeTnsn kt
ter Hsyiaud McOrs:h, Jaques schaeer Brad and H
Eeil-l0. , =, Al, -,
quorum not answering ih,r on ro cali the ,
dec red that tho Board stood adjourned 20 Ihgdsy Net
! q O'Clock 2. N. Jas. "a. oWEENIl 'fI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
HaYnria.

II is asserted that should Herr Won de-
pforden persist in declining the misson 10 form new
Ainisr, Herr Wydenburgh VII be intrusted with tb
formation Of d new Cabinet
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Indin nnd China

CAIcCrTA, Sept. 27.-Indigo unchanged;
Preights FIRM Discount unchanged; Exchange 2ils.
CANTON. Sept. lO.-Tea Cat; total export to date,
81 40 900 ms Exchange OIL London, 4IlOt. SBANeHAB
change on London. ts.. The Imperialsts have cap
tEed EOOchon
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Heard of Aldermen.
OFFICIAL. I

STATED cFssIoN, MOtDAf 70. ~ Nv !
ovv,c,.,t o'cloci p M !
P,escr-John T. Eenry, esq President and The oo"irl
members: ~ NJ, a
Aldermen FOX, Shannon Mcknight, Jeremiah, Bardy ~
Long,
The roll iavn. been cacd aud quorum no. appearne
Prssdeu gnonlced that the Board stood adjourned Oh
next Tursoay lie % Il November, ., o,Slock z ~
D. 4. VALENTINE, Clsfh
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PruSaia.

A telegram from Potsdam says:-The King OF
Prussia arrived the 18th at Babclsberg in ceent
health During his return journey he passed tSo hours
with the Emperor Of Russia NJ Darmstadt
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Greece.

Intelligence from Athens states that tbe OPP
position continued their agitation in the Assembly
Sle bill Introducing universal suffrage has been voted
unsuccessful attempt was made on the nth inst 70
sssasgiaa,e the Minister Of the Interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

TAXES on INCOMES, LICENSES, &C.-Atten-
tioa IL called TO the notice Of Mr.. Geo. r. Putnam the
Collector n the U. S. Internal Revenue for the sth
District Comprising tho 18TH Goth and 2lst Wards in
tho advertising columns The special war tax OF five
per cent incomes is not yet payable. See advertise
meut.
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Portugal.

The official gazette OF Lisbon publishes an
sycle declaring that the Conservative party in Portugal
sasy be considered extinct, not single Conservative
candidate having been elected Deputy. political
Transformation is considered inevitable; the Reform
party taking up tue position Of the PrSyresisd party
and the Government remaining PrOgIeslsias.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

straps for the overcoat arrantd IN such names
that the wearer adjust Its posfo TO suit bis form.
while the main strap Is 30 connected o. the bottom a.
to prevent pressure upon sue arteries tat lead 70 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

Me- sol FFARLrs-., NV. YoRE, Oct. q, 1894.
The Cali for II Mcclellan meeting OF Merchants
and Banker. neyersgued authorized to be siedby
YorGs very respectfully,
FRANCS ". LrGGKIr.
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Denmark.

NJ. &c. Billea member Of the Rigsdag, has
demanded of tie Ministry that they should obtain the
Rigsdag's sanction to q prosecution 70. high treason
against DaQ6iods account Of article published
n that paper relative 10 the succession 70 the throne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Switzerland.

". Friedrich, the Independent candidate ha
been elected member of the National Council by $50
votes. conflict took place IN the evening between
she adverse political parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Ernzii.

A dispatch from Rio Janeiro Of Sept. %, says:
The banking firm Of NJ. Souto has failed Tor very
Isge amount Other failures took place.
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PERSONAL correct name Of the gentle
nan who Was murdered by the ruitans on The Esi'
Railroad last Thursdsy.st Mlddstosn, was d. WTsy
Of PaIis Kepfpsbs
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CORRECTION.

To The Editor Of the ~. Y. Tribune
SIR: In your paper Of this date you relor.
the suicide Of William p Sanford, late conductor N
the Sscondars. Railroad. person Of that name hss
been employed on this road in any capacity. Please
correct 4. y DICKINSON,
Supt second-aye. Railroad Company.
Or 81, 1864.
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The MCCLELLAN VoTg.-A regiment re-
turned from tie front marched up Broadway yes.
tercay. As thoy passed the American Museum.
somebody calod out for three cheers for Uncle Abe
and tho brovn.faced soldiers gave them handsome
". Noboty called for anything at all for the Grave.
digger Of the Chickahominy. But he and the
regiment for al is tail end canic stumbling helplessly
along held up by two comrades poor wretch so
silly drunk that be could not walk alone. He wac go
full OF Democratic juice that no could not even shout
for Little Mac. lie had al the reeimenta Democracy
and all the regimentel drink to his single SELF
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

Captain Semmes-A Federal Steamer An
Parsuis Of the Laurei-Ths Trial Of
Franz MuIIer-The lgnsurreetion i'm
Alr,ria Meeting Of Prcgresistas in
Mndrid.
The steamship Germania from Southampton
on the istb Of October arrived here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

ANIMAL 1HspECTroS.-Thc annual inspection
Of the Tweniy.second Regiment n. Y S. N. g., Lieut.
Col. James F.CoT commanding was held yesterday In
Washinglcn.siuaro. Eight companies were inspected
pumborine together with the field, staff and music 45l
men. About 80 were absent. The regiment was well
equipped, I'D presented fue appearance The march.
ings, faongs and manual Of arms were well executed
anc elected tho applause oc the spectators Brig Gen
Even. commanding the IouriL Brigade ". Y. 5. n.
G and sta reviewed the regiment Brigade Inspector
Hero NJ the close Of the inspection pimeuied the
regiment highly gu its fine appearance and congrat-
nhtcd It's members on The fact q n; although turning
but eight commands they numbered nearly loo more
men than when inspected last year, although ten CON
nqnds were then rrcseEt
Companies and X have lately been dsbanded not
having the minnu number Of men on required The
regiment has lately provided itself with new KNAPP
sack, known az :" ShcIsa Adjustable knapsock" 1t
tioTs rom tho old knapsaok in its mode N slnsnv,
being carried by one simple strap which passes over
ihs ssel!deTe avoiding tbs pse Of brssst stp. The
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Afgiers.
Itaiy.

General Joliet has defeated 81 Laa. Several
tfibes have made thcir Submission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

that the stock Of this company Is being rapidy taken up
looking over their circular that its and direc.o
are gentlemen Of great energy and aud very high 10 the
nunty. Tho interests of tie siockhoder will be noce
will be well guar led Our readers who intend investing
this species Of enterprise would do well 70 cali the su
s-rpion agents who know be reliable NessTs u
Il. SIMPSON Co. No. Ga Cedsrs. New York. Thru adysr
tiseuent can be seen in another column
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fAdyer,ise,nent.

fAdyer;isenentl
REHE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURB.-
sure cure for Fever and Ague. fails. bsrot Mo-
80 LioeIty-st, up stairs
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lAdver'lseuentI
WINDOW SHAPES,
GOLD. HOLLAND, &c. New stye SHADE FINyutEs 81
RrnucHp pRIcys G.. u. Il J. Is. KglLY
no 80 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPAYY.-We learn

Der. 81, 1854.
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A Rem arkabie Vision.

solicitor. resident 10 tt e Isle Of Wight
had business at Southampton. fIe staid
at one of those hotels for which the town
of mail steamers is famous, and after din
ner he was looking over his law papers
while he slipped his port. He was aroused
from his foolscap and red tape by the
opening of door; his wife (whona he had
left ct home in the Isle of Wight enter,
ed, sazed at him steadily, and passad cut
through the opposite door. lie naturally
thought that it was Authorization, and
resumed his reading with a wondering
smile at bis own weakness. But within a
quarter OF an hour tho very same thing
occurred again; and there was Oh the
csuntenance of tho spsotre an imploring
look which terrified him. He at once re-.
solved to return home; with come Difficult.
ty he got boatman to take him across;
and when he reached his house, he was
struck by the CHASTITY and alarmed look Of
his maid servant, who opened the door,
This woman was so frightened by his un>
expected return that she spontaneously
confessed her intention to murder her mis-
- ---e---'--. wAs confirmed
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CONGRESS-.

Both the Senate and tho House on Satur-
day, passed resolutions directing inquiry
into the massacre at Fort Pillow. Three
members Of the committee on conduct Of
the War, accordingly passed through Cairo
on Tuesday, on their way to Fort Pillow,
to inquire into the alleged massacre of
federal wounded, negroes, &c.
The Senate, on Saturday also passed q
bill to prevent speculation in gold. 1t
prevents time and marginal transactions
in the article, &c.
The national bank bill, which was kiireS
in the House 4 week ago by Stevens, came
up in new shape on Monday, and was
passed. Its fate in the Senate is still un>
decided. 1t is said Chase insssts on the
passage Of the bill, as essential to his iiaap-
cial policy
A bill passed tho House on Wednesday
providing feC She coinage Of new cen,
and two cent pieces. A large part of the
time Of the House during the week has
been taken up II. the discussion of the III
ternal revenue bill, and the bill for the re-
organization Of the rebel states but no
vote has been reached On either.
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Death Of Cant. Cyrus E. Diekcy.

Our people were stunned in the early
part of the week, by the intelligence,
brought by telegram to Col T. Lyle
Dickey, of this city, of the death of his
son, Capt Cyrus E. DlcKEY, in the battle
near Shreveport. The ci:cums tances Of
his death, as far as we have any, are given
in the extract from the Chicago Journal, in
our War News. That he died bravely,
and like a soldier, with his face to the foe,
no one who him will ever doubt he was
in the thickest and deadliest part of the
battle of Port Donelson; he was by the
side of Gen Wallace when that noble and
gallant officer fell; in the late engages ent,
he saw the brave Ransom borne from his
side wounded and fingered to save some
of the wreck of the defeat, only to receive
his own death wound.
His body IS in the hands of the enemy,
and it is doubtful whether it will ever be
but whenher left on the bloody
Geld Of Cross Roads, his gallant deeds
have rendered his name more imperisha-
bio than if craven on monumental stone
or cast in moro enduring bronze.
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ST.. LouIs KsrUBLICA This largest, and
with scarcely an exception, most ably con-
Quoted ef all dailies ives. Of the nouns
tains,' is now printed on one Of Hoes
eight cylinder presses, the most elaborate
and perfect machine eyer invented. 1t
prints 10000 copies an hour and yet is
kept in constant Operation 20 run off the
monstrous editions Of the RcpuJhcan An
other popularity abou. The Republican is
that its forms are daily stereo;yped, like
the London Times, the saving in wear and
tear of type justiiying this expense.
The Republican In politics is conserva>
tive, and is a safe paper TO be led by
It's judicious course saved Missouri to the
Unicn, and were our rulers guided by its
counsels, the whole Uson might yet be
saved.