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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
The Pirate shena ndoah.

Bv the arrival OF the whaleship Ontario at
San Francisco have dates from the Arctic Ocean "a
September 2s up 90 which time the fleet appear, TO
hsye done very well vessels having made large
catches. Ship Louisiana and bark Gratitude, OF tRs
pert have been wrecked.
The Shenandoah had not been heard from since June
90 on which day she has previously been reported AZ
steering to the souhward and is is presumed that
shall near OF no further depredations Wadieil was
Informed on June ~ that tho war was closed and
several captains showed him newspapers contain
ing the particulars Of Lees surrender. bot .
affected not TO believe IT but II
would appear that nights reflection caused him
to desst fom BIS intention of destroying toe whole
whaling feet, and seek asylum and place Of sale for
his ship in friendly British port. and he will prob
ably be heard q next at Melbourne, where Onr "nen-
tral friend. will make mock purchase Of her. as
though she had not belonged to them since she was
liunched Some contend that she went TO the Ochosk
Sea but II she hsd continued the work ~ destruction
there the crews o. captured vessels would before this
have been heard from IN friendly port.
The iires seen In the Arctic Ocean on TIE 18th OF
June were probably the burning hulks committed TO
the flames the day before. and which might have
dfed 81 FAR rs 10 cause the suppoSion that other YES
sc.s had been captured.
The loss 10 New Bedford win be large. however II
10 other ships burned than have already been re-
ported. ss the premium paid 10 Now-YOrk and Boston
in nurance Ofces 10 than the losses, and
Tho Atlantic Office New.York, Which was supposed t0
have made ycnturrsOme speculation, WILL II Is said
make money out Of the operation
New Bedford Standard
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
The Ssrosg Abortfeu Case.
DRAMAS AND PARcEs IN THE COUBr OF SESSIONS
TRIAL OP PYTBR q. sTROsG--ACoUrrrAL
OF TTB PRfyOyKK


Day before yesterday in the Court Of Sessions,
the case Of the People agt. Peter r. Strong came up
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, some four years ago. wers
living happily together 10 West Twenty fry.-st The
alleged destroyer entered their family in the person OF
brother OF MIR. Strong by whom it is claimed either
through ddIltcrons intercourse through violence,
Mrs Strong became enceine. Three years passed by,
when cross suits for divorce entered BY the parties
Last February the Grand jury Indicted Mr. Strong and
Mrs Potter for msnsaughter in procuring an abortion
upon Mrs. Strong. three years before.
The Gaze yesterday was brought 10 trial. james T..
Brady and MIR. Robinson appearing for the defendant
and the Hon. John Cochrane AttOrney General Of tho
State. for the People From IFS ncipency all the lead
ing talent Of the New ork bar has been engaged uson
H. one side or the other and seldom has the Court OF
Sessions RAD suoh an array OF talent were brought
together yesterday through curiosity or as participants
The jury were impaneled with the usual and
soleionty. The Hon. X. e. IIu.ohings Assistant Dis
trct Attorney. opened the case briefly andng TO the
facts 1t was Intended should be proved by the several
witnesses. and on which conviction woullbe claimed
Mr.. Wilson, tie undertaken Who was Supposed TO
have buried the child was first called but DID not
member anything In Iegsrd to the matter. Madame
Barbicr the midwife then called for, but did not
come forward. Mr.. Cochrnne explained that she had
refused to appear and officer had been sent for her,
The Court took recess, 10 await the return Of the
Officer In abont half an hour he rctarned aud reported
that he had found IL impossible to serve the subpoena
upon her. that after waiting at her house time he
told that his abencs desirable. and be quilted
the premises The prosecution requested permS 10
withdraw Juror. To this Mr.. Brady objected. The
Attorney General said without the evidence Of Madame
Barber. II would be impossible to proceed His llonor
then charged the jury that there evidence IN the
case warrant conviction and that therefore Is was
their duty 10 render a verdict ef acquital. This rey
did and the Court then adjourned until today at pSon
" aen Mrs. Potter viii be placed at the bar
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
MARRIR ID.

BFNSETT-CHILDS-On "Wednesday. Oct. IS a, the Alen
at. Pi-.bytcrAn Church by the Rev W. W. Newell ID. ID.
Hr kd~H bennett 10 aass Jaas l.. Chd' al oil thiA s'J
No cards
BEcKwITH- wednesday. Oct g. {.
the residence Of the br Ie mother. by ths Rev Dr. e~
tor Ksw.Brup.wicE to. Mary c. second daughter u thu
| late 81. y. Msrck~aiA of Brooklyn. No cards
IssErT-McCORMiCK-On Weduesdsy, Oct =, 81 eh'
NJ Authcuy r. B.sett 70 Mrs. Helen Mccormick. both
Cos-on Tts,by, Oct a. a, 81. Paul, Church
sns Sps by ,hs ~; Mn T. Anaxs f s,s9 2, ss,I1
D. 2. Bacon, ESQ, ofsing Sing
COBANKS-MARTINE- New-York on Tu-sdsy. Oe'. ,
b. the Rev C. II. P.y.on, wm H. Cobanks, i,. of New
tine. of white Plsin,. N. x
DERRY-CoBANKs-Ia New. York, m TUESDAY Oct II
% SAga % aca. o. only aiss ss
Nln H. Cobsuks, esq, Of New-fork
HoYT-BALpwIN--on wsdns'day. oc; 25. lasS By The
Conn.. Mari. J.. Baldwin, second ds'shfr Of H. A.
Baldwin, Of this city.
Dr.. Do slinr and Arntar Robert NJ JilHs Sarah
A. dsu ,hter o the late Henry y. Dyer.
SsoN-NOTLFELDr-M the fiehaFe'liotel New
York, op Welnesday, Dot 20 by The Rev. henrS
Ward Beecher L. johnson ~ boston TO Auna Lu
dovs J youngest, daughter Of L. + Mor-ied1 oi Copei~
hagen, DcnmAk No cards.
KNAPP-APUAR-At Calvary Church. on Tuesksy, Oct -
bv he Rev Gsor,e Il. Draper Of 81 Auds,ws Harlem" j.
sihefand Saapp 10 julia H. daughter o. Levi Apsaf e|t'
oil Of this city.
M,Y-JoHNsoN-In th. city on Tue,day Oct, -. By the
Rev samuel j. Msy OF syracus. tho Rev Joseph MH OF
Yonier, 10 Mis-. Harriet g. Johnson daughter Of the ate
Philip {. Johnson esq, vi Nsiains,or D. C. No cards
LEONARD-ROBERrS--On Tae.day Oct "a. 1855, at the
Church Of the Holy Trinity. Brooklyn Htighs, by the
Rev A. y. Liitleiohn d. ID John Leonard OF sA1nston
City 10 Mary d. Roberts Of Brooklyn, j" l.
OBluyN-FELLOn Welns,iay Oct rs, At the residence
of tho brides Gthe by the Rev Father B5opny Of 81,
Panls Church, Harlem. Joseph OBren OF Brooklyn 50
MARY Ellen daughter ot JOHN Fell No cards
PARSONS -FRANCIS-At Flushing, on We1ne,dsy hs
2b lnst by the Rev J. Carpenter smith samuel Parsons
20 Miss Martha T.. FrsnciA-
SEN MOUR-R0SE-In Brooklyn, on W.duesdsy, Oct. %
I9ts hy the Rev. Geo r. Seymour, WiIsm H. seymour
to Carlo A.. daughter Of the late Capt SAL sas koss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
GEN. BANKS IN DEFENSE.
Speech at Maiden - He Replies ." the
Charges Of Wendell Phillips - His
Leuisiuna Career Reviewed.
GOsToN, Wednesday. ~. ~. e.

BOsToS, Wednesday, Oct % 80
Gen. Banks spoke this evening III the Town
Hall Maiden TO an immense audience. Much interest
was papifesied in What pc might say, NJ 1t was gener
ally understood be would rcply to The attack made
upon him last week hy Wendell Philips. IN the lecture
"Tbe South Niot0IiOti.'
that had been raised touching biz rights OF citizenship
in Massaehusetts bfcause lie was not suIe MhetIef
the people Of his District were satisfied IN tner own
minds whether be was citizen OK Dol nis IN
lion covered bis whole cOure OF 10 elnce ne elt the
State FIVE years ago. In explanation O hs eonnecu1n
sitb tie New Orleans bar be sdld he "de aInlIcu y!
virtue Of bis being member Q! the DaI 0, te
Court Ofthe United States Tie only Oath he WascAileu
upon 10 take was that be had lever taken up arms
against the authority Of tie Federal Government IN
slGsOn to the asperiOn of Philips IN reference 20 us
course in Louisiana, who assefted max ne "s Io"0we
BY the curses Of every loyal man IN louisiana uen.
Banks said that his administration ia that Siate was IN
direct and religious conformity to ihe Sruefs o. Ar'
Aheon. There was 10. an act N MS NE 10 e0An.t-
ton With tie freedmen Of Louisiana WAIch' "heh
properly presented WOud not receive the approval Oi
ibe people Of Massachusetts Of all parties lhcle Was
hN single order, regulation or principle IA
npohcy that would not be approved, ~ben properly
efpAled. BY every good man and woman IN the cOuh'
w he had heard tla. IL bad been asserted Oy man
o. hrge Oratoricsl powers that n MaJoIGcner6l had
Nhhe the pay Cf coored soldiers, On the pretcnse OF
suppoftng their families ard Of providing them
vita schools This unqueshonaby referred to
eln and he would answer u by SAVING
,,npaatcslly :here MS not single word %
nalA u such an assertion. Hc had never Wilheld
money irOn eo.oled soldiers for any reason On tue
ssVauay, lie had provided them viii houses, esiab'
eec schools ard when be lett Louisiana there were
S5m negroes, ffeed by Lie Own proclanation IN the
S Se sna Sunday schools iu that State. Gen Banks Iid
.I ny claim to belong TO that class Of men who
9k ssink l1ey car. 10y tAo power Of their intellect
~ ssu ne force Of their OratOry, control
,nsn ,aans a. better than Providence, or see
NV lssarity with uuerrnR vision. No nan. whatever
sspscity, can change to flsehood or turn the cur
sn history. He did not hesitate Ia say that what
Judgment may be passed upon his other public acts,
Sosfse N Louisiana, properly understood will be re-
sIIaeo as The most honorable aud useful Of his life.
- me remainder Of the speech mainly repetition
Han " "s"' D"HAs i's' "'es j." N'1'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Loss oy A VESSEL AND CREW ON LoSc ISLAM

sorSp.-The schooner Charles i. Lawrence OF VIII
ljanIsburgl 200 tuns burden. commanded ny Capt.
Thomas L. StanDard, was wrecked On Wsduesanl
1bt ~ iF the mouth Of the COLnecicut River, wbe
,nskiny tie massage from EzabethpoH 10 Providence
With cargo Of coal and all on board with The exccp,
tion ~ one man. William Kifand OF West3rock iouhd
~, ,o,,v rave This man chung 10 plank and once,
O. ~ Vessel want down, he vas dashed aqsipst the
fs"k With suicisns foToe to break his log but by
Great coorage and frttade he bold out until The ne ~
day at O'Clock % when he vas wshea &c FS,,hsycn
cnnn and leayes a wife and three children. Tie
Whole nnmber of those who were lost IL five. The yes.
,e was thrown on her boam ends BY te gale anu .ne
Min broke her in two. both parts going TO Tie bottom
at once. The schooner was nearly new aud 'ne iofcs
of the storm may therefore be imagined.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
ID.

noRTov-In Nsw.York, on "Wednesday, oo y, Mary T..
Morton wife Of H. r. Morton sged - yesrs and months
Tie relative, and friends % the fsmy respectfully Invited
TO ,,t.ndt the funeral st No 3 hd-ave, between Twenty
ninth and Thit,h.s,s, this day, u O'clock p n. with
out further notice.
NEALFOn Tuesday Oct o. at bis residence, Pacific st.
NswN Nofk6y Brooklyn, ME OeoEse l. Nealr, oil 1no
urn oi Pe.sr Rice 4 Go. OF this city. ,
n v, srd friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend hs nrrs fIdsy Oct q. at o'clock, from
hi, late residence Pacific A., near Ne" torEa'o brooklyn
NICuOLS-At Ro.lyn L. l.. on Wednesday, Oct Is, Ann
Pin ,sdoe OF Samuel Nichols, jr and daughter Of the
Lac WIl. kalentiJs Of Rosyn. .,
The eu A, and acauanances OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 .iten6 the funeral from tue frund Meeting
House 4. tv-stbnrv l. L. on Friday Oct ~ At ~ q ~;
CArliasos viii necttho ~ ~ roh .saf'SP ,a, aH'
s:gIs ~ from uuuteTS Point, sI weston J S'a'.'n'
spr ,IGIT-On Tuesday Oct g. chaTes speash aged ~
yesr.. months and ~ day. . , -...,. H. I'll, 4
ri, ri i've. and II eud- ol the feuy se respeoniy
90 iend hi, funeral from the trs, tonSegational Chufch
Nsrfi.anls on Friday, Oct. 21 at II O'clock noon'
yoRK srON-On wednesday Oct u.s. after prot Ict.d III
- vyLieh .he bore with Christian iofih9de, MARION
the beloved wife OF Robert fofkston, ia the o-d
year OF her ege. ,s,, ,,, J., .,,on1 q,
feis from er late residence No IL Four1ha'e on fr'
DIV at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
msPder ~ &Ais HSfe.

PII HoLR, Penn. Wednesday. Dot e. 1855.
Matt Mac Entee Of Troy keeper Of the
Heenan saloon here was murdered here last night BY
Johnny Simpson Of Rochester. The affair occurred at
q dance Simpson is under srrest.
SECOND DISPATCH
PrRoLE, Pa. Wednesday Oct %. 1865
The Coroner's jury to-day found simpson guilty OF
the murder Of Macentee There is considerable excite-
ment and the friends Of the deceased eDdeayoring
to obtain possession Of the prisoner with the view OF
summary punishment, but thoy not likely to sac
oeed, as the force guarding the prisoner is strong
enough to insure his safety lie will leave might for
Franklin.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
lhatel nersOnni.

Lieut.. Gov. William Bross, H.; Gen. j. A..
Logan. ILL.,; Tie Hon. j. Ewing. Pcnr:. aud cen 10"
w allace Ind are stopping Ut the ~. Acholas hotel
Mojor-GeD. Este, Z. :. Al Gen. .; n. hyIes' y. %
A. and GEN D q. Hug hes, aie stopping az tue M"tfo-
Inc Hon J. Randolph Clay, Philadelphia. Is at the
81. james Hotel corner Iweny'sixl1FsI. ana bfVsd'
Wny. o..-, =, -,
Tie Hon. Salmon p Chase. ChiefJns!ice OF the
United States has arrived in theelty nnd Is stopping
oithe I1nh.aye. Hotel OppOsite Madison square
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
CorIisI0y on THE Nrw.YopK Avp EnE

Coftls0y or THE NTw-YoRK AND EmE
RAIiwAT - ALLEGED GEO-s tAlTLE5,NEss-les ester
day morning she ry NJ or O'Clock ic!gl, tram on
The NewT and Ere Railway ran into freight tram
Il the Northern Road OF ewerey ht the crussu ~ %
The two tracks the CID sauyhterhouse 10 Bergen
n, ia alleged through the gross careessnn5s of the
giBeer the Erie Raway, who neglected TO stop hs
train as required to do by tie display OF red signal
Sight ri that point. the other tram being emitted
| to tho hight OF way The engines cane tosether
with tremendous force. by which .he engiue oi the
Norhs Road nearly demolished, and the freight
ears 0f both trains badly broken mp, causing loss o
probably $1,000. Fortunately. no person was Injured
The engineer and fireman Of the Northern Road saved
their lives by Jumping of into dilch. The collision
was great that platform car forced on top oi
Of the locomotive from under which the engineer and
fireman rad Just escaped The engineer Of the Eric
rin expains the matter by stating that he plsok e
red signaght at the Junction II the two roads Tor the
! hight at the entrance 10 the tunnel
THE UNITED STATES SOLDIERS ASD SAILORS
| PROTECTIVE SocIrTY.--fhe members OF this Society
| will mold their third Monthly Meeting at Pythagorns
Hall No lg Cana.st tO-ulOrTow (ETiday) evening ~
oclock Important resolutions In regard % the york
| ings of the Metropolitan Employment Agency and Il
pan 70 provide relief during the next Winter for the
disabled veterans unable to work will be- submitted aud
adopted This Society which numbers 30 mem.
beIs ha. been established under the management Of Col
H. Herman. with the only purpose of getting WORK ana
relief for the meritoriOus ard suffering soldiers ana
sailors Those who desrous 10 Join the Protective
Soc.ety and ~ attend the meeting tomorrow evening.
shOnld bring their discharge papers With then. or
their names before the day Of citing Al The
ofice VI tho Society, No. l3o Canal'st.
LAUNCH oP SrRAMgR.-The steamer Ma,
nsgua built for the Central American Transt Co.. VIII
I've lam ohed at Greenpoiu at u o'clock this aiignoon
Her dmensions arc, lepgL. ga tost brssdh. " ssss;
.Jsptl, 70 fo9k
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
LIZ Of Unics Sfeounas II New.YssaE

Liz Of Unios sfseens n New.YssA D
ss.s..;,..7.! i YsSsSSsSi Av0'n WIN
sr.4oq..- 2:.. fis. q suTisS VI ssspfkss q SasLa
Arn.r,- Ss.. Ss.. saissis + & sss1s 4 sARsow
sAss. SsSs.nHs. HFs,sosn e. 6. 'Sas @SosMsz b sA'
XD1.s-PATRICK CORBETr. .s.
CAsAspA.su.-Gev. A: W.RASDALE- /,
OLEAs-Hon THOMAS o. ALvORD.
mAIvnLs-ton g. A. GROW. -.t
sAL.n-0sn. s.0sn. john MARTsnALE-
1.or-geu. $, =: CARLY G.a. FRANCIS g; gAn0v2s
n.s.s.rr. #:s; aSsHs sSsHseEy ya.DsssA~ DDssssA~
KIyesros-Hon- RUTLER'6. N0BLx
BKoAoALBrS-Gen \. y. CAREY.
WrMsy,lLn1ton g. CHOW,
scux,.e,.ny Sen. JOHN IL. MaRTyNDALR
''nN'H'iApi (PArRlCK CORBKrT esa
TAsrR'-oEoRoE J. MAYNARD. s~a
EkwAEx-IIon THOMAS q. ALvORD
WArxRrors-Hon BUTLER g. NOBLH
NIAGARA FAns-Iios. C; G. wOuDMAn:.
es coz. scss M < rssp Gsrs
C0RSINa-Hon. q. A. CROW.
RaISssscx-iiou. HENRY WILSON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. MAYNARD,
rHrrrro,r-- {Gss. Gsa. (. (. 4 4. s1assnr' siskEn
C.yro.-ffon. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
AIBfoN--Iion. g.. {. WDoDdAN.
MoRsIsAxrA-Hop; CHAUNCEY NJ DESsW
GLKSs FALLs-Iion. w. X. PECK.
Gssssso-Gen. JOHN IT, MsRTINDALE
hIoS-GE0RGE Ia MAYNARD eco
p.. I0en. u. A MERRITT.
"''s~LI- lion. A. X PARKER
Wednesday Nov j.
sa-s TS5soE ssTif xiLFs9sis Il kSHns -
(Gen. JOHN l. SWIFT
CoRTrAsD-Iion. HENRY WILSON
AR y-(,e =
Hon. CHauNcEY L. DEpxw.
iasa-1len JOHN H. MARTiNDAIE
u-,c.~ Hon. HEsRY ). RAYAORn
UTICA Gen. FRANCIS c. BARLOW.
vny..,. Gen. j.. a. MERRITT.
1p"AAD'- Hon. Ak. FARMER
CoPAKx FLArs-wILLIAM n. BURLEl0H. 80
1hov,dav, Hor. ..
M.Loxs-Hon BUTLER O. NOBLE.
OswKso-fien. 5. r. CAREY,
sKxSxArKLss-Hon. G. 9. WOODMAH
Locxposr-0en JOHN II. MARTiNDALA.
WAnwIcx-L. H. VAN SCHAICk, esq.
Gorvra,ruu- Gs@. GSa: {: E 4. a nafsshiT4H! afsh4H
Friday Nop J.
PrArrsBuRGH-lfon. BUTLER O. NOBLE
JoHssrowS-Hou HENRY WILSON
Roen..r..- S:S. #s". }. E ( & SxSSsSINSSsLn xSSRNSSL
DE- K.r, vmIAon-saI Iioa- 4. 4 < RssSy+ SAskyH
JoHssrowx Columbia Co.-wIILIAM II. BUfsoWo8
TnoY-Tf,n. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
IrHAcA-lien. 5. y. CAREY.
FoSpA-fion. HENRY WILSON
FLxIRA-PATRICK CORBETT, esq.
CAsASDAIaUA-jen JOHN H. MAkriSDALh
,f (0en. T.. A. MERRITT
'ioSL@i- Hon. A. " PARKER
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Nou.ArrivaI Of the Africa.

HAlIfAA Thur1dhy. OCT. -'-I2;JUp p m.
A steamer was signaled to the eastward early
this evening. but has since gone.
The Africa. from Liverpool. with two days hter
dates. has not yet arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Meeting for the Benefit OF the Colorcd
People Of BaItim~rc.
BALTIMORE. Wednesday.

BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Oct -. 1893.
A large meeting OF the friends Of the Balti-
more Association for The Moral and Educational In
provement of the Colored People Was held tonight
j. Beyen Brsithwaite of England. Bishop Mclvains of
Ohio and others spoke.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

APPOINTMENT OF A CITY TRBAsUBgsmM
Edward r. C. Youns has been appointed CAY Ireas a.
urer Of Jersey City 10 All tho vaosor os'sSo"'a "
,hs death oi VI. reiey D. Vroom.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
CiothdaS.

Clothias.
yOR MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
FOR MIX, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
CLARK. TRAPHAGEN a. HUNTH
CLARK. TRAPHAGEN e IIUNTEA
aSS, 400 AND 400 BasvERY.
SOS. 100 AND 400 sowERY.
OPPOSITE THE TIN REGiMEST ARM0kX.
OPPOSITE CHE TIN REGIMENT ARA02Y.
OFFER THE FOLLOWING INDUCENzNrss
OFFER THE PoLLowlSa INDUCEMENTS
TEN DOLLAR BUSINESS COATS
TEN DOLLAR BUSINESS COATS
FIFTEEN DOLLAR OvEHCOATS
FIFTEEN DOLLAR OyERCOATA
THIRTY DOLLAR BUSINESS SUITS
THIRTY DOLLAR BUSINESS SUITS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
IAdvertisemsaa.l

SOMETHING NEW.
Bog. and Child!eas GARla,LDI CCTAwE and Zou
AVE suIIs by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices
V. BgOKAw. No. o. lafayette place
NJ - Fourth ave- opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
face called moth patches or With freckle shoid use
Df. PTgRY's celebrated Nom AND IglcLE LOTION
II Is infall.blc. Sold hy a.l druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

THE FINEST OvRRcoA1s EvEg SEEN Is THIS
COUaTEl nov rsady Tor sale
l. y BRoKAw. No. o. Laiayc,tcp place
Ne. - fomth.aye opposite Cooper thion'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
FROM MExgCO.
"sareS Still Mt III Paso-The Declaration
" mnximiiinn Not Believed to be

WNHISGToS. Wednesday. Oct. %. 1865.
A. .osiiye Information has been received here
c rIesident Jusrez at III Paso, In the State Of
ssa.,cALua on the 26th Of September. As the time
~ tsea ior communication with chihuahua is 20 days,
uscaration Of MACMILLAN. dated the ID Of October
49, ns cause hich President Juarez had upheld had
ss ,h abandoned. and that ho had departed from his
dins so, Il not believed true nor is 1t credited In
bsn circles that Juarez has sanctioned. has
saved the Imperial Mexican Express Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

\ vH Dsa1ar TksLoA
\ A. RAxElI / Co.
No e6 Bowcry
| and No. 900 Brosdway
! Corner Iwoosy.scond".,
| Madison -szasss.
r.ss sz,ortment Of UsssnsAaxssrs oE fsl and wsce,
GEoyss Mxys FuRSuHIFs GooDs &c LAP RoBEs. Mvs,-
LKRs CARpfsAS JACKETS &c.
- ~ DRsss SHnTs TO ORpxa-
--LATEST PROM EGYPT.
Tun Esrpr,rs Lorus:
A new and exd,isits PxnyuxH fos the HAsosxseHirs-
Ceop.s and tho ladies Of present day uas the same er-
fume Price, Osx DeLrAR bottle. Manufactured ey
| r. A. PYssxr Brooklyn, NY
To DO had Of HeIni,old No 594 Broadwsyi Hegenan
Co.. Nos. 2O, gse ST. and 75S Broadway, and fouE'A'vs
cor Seventeenth-sL; Caswen, Mack Co, Fihh A'snne
Hotel; J. C. Ru.h,on cor Broadway sod T~enty'hfh-L'
and all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
E.A. LovE,or. Agent, No. 90 Fulton st, n. 2.
FOB THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
rHx oHxsr BnowSs BioscnrA TRooHEs "or Cough Lozsn
go Of great vaus I, Coughs Irritation OF the Throat
caused by cold Unusual Ererion of the vocal in
speaking pnbc singing they produce the most bens
dcia results. The Troches have prored their efficacy
ARR VOC FEBBLRl--The weak Will receive
new strength from moderate OF that excellent inysor
an BIoxnKyx Or LFE REyrvxsAroR 1t ia heslthful in
all i,s opestion A. inVgoran 1t has no equal-reju-
ven.ip. tho aged and weakly with wonderful celebrity and
permanent effect 81 per bottle Sold by Druss's-De
pot, No "a Deya., NY.
| KNOX AHEAD. sooner does cold weather
come than out come. KNOX With style Of Hat hand
i - 4. II No Kroad
wsy you can 6ni bte. se q Lx-and is certainly
beauty.
| ART II TYRASNrCAL when 1t condemns man
% "a, that which disfzurcs him. BE that your HAT
your face your atue, your eeefny 10 be sure oi s
70 GRsISs No. 3lJ Brosdway and select
from hundred styles the ibat she mirror tells you was
made for you
BATcHRLogs HAIR DFg.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and ins'sntsneou'
| IA effect. The yenuiueis 10 signed WnuAs A. BATchaLoS
| SOLD BY all Druggists. fsetory We. VI Bareay.s'
TRUssRs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPESsoRY
n.spAsrs suProarERs. kc.-MAKss Co.'S Radical Cure
| Tru.. Office only ., No Vesey's Lady ,'tendan'-
BEAUTIFUL LIPg-LiKR PICTURES.
Carte. yisne.le 81 per doles Duplicates ~ All mega
tive. REGISTERED. r. A. Lywu No iSe Ch.thsm't. N l.
Doors AND SHOES. at reduced prices, q
JoSEs KESwARD's. Nos 10 md - Ann-sL- New-foTs.
The FLORENCE SywIse- MACHINE, with Re
rcsbe Feed aud Uniform TensioH-mskns fooT different
stitches. No. sos Broadway.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
Vie Stitch aud Lock ,oh SgwIs9 MACHINES No 40 Bf9si
way. Nsw-Hork, and No. rs sslion-st, Brooklyn.
Howg SEWING MACHINE CoAPANY.-ELrAs
Howx jr, President, No SO Broadway Agents wansed.
WHEELER & WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
MschS- and Buttou Hole Machine. Nc ses Broadway.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX & GIBss, No. sos Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

.1srFBRs' LADILs'. MISSES AND CHLDRENS
no0rs AND SHOEs.-Best eAenpcst. sBf moat elegan
st,ls, "A moderate prices. JIffLas. JiJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

NEw CLUB lIoUsg.-Tho new Manhattan
Cnb have purchased &c elegant mansion of the late
James Dtnk4fd, corner u F'tAaye aod llilcenih,t,
which vii bc 'ttcd up IN excellent style, the furii
ture alone eUtting sdO.0JJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Is Astoeisted Pfess - ~. ,...
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct. %. 1868.
RFpORTS IN BRUALF OP WfRL.

Mr.. Louis Schade, counsel for Capt. WirZ
ess at the Presidents house tonight 20 interceCe n
behalf OF bis client. He is apprehensiye that thc
Military Commission have found him guilty OF 1 the
charges and therefore desrous Of saving hin ron
The death penalty. Although Mr.. Sehades Tears may
be vel grounded several days viii probably eapse Ve'
fore the result Of the trial win be promulgated.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
ON EYES MADE NEW.

Wit'ont Spcctlcles. Doctor or Medicines Pamphls'
u.'ilcd free ON receipt of Ten cents. Address h u
FooIE II. d., No /. l3O Broadway. New'lOfA-