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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

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This result indicates a very large gain Of tho
Liberal party. Among prominent men of the
party who have been elected, We find the names
of Garibaldi, Crispi, and DE Bon.
The Catholic party seems to have met with a
crushing defeat. They had made the utmost
efforts TO elect their candidates, and unless they
have an Unexpectedly large share of the mem
bers reported as yet doubtful, they have not Sc
cured more than dozen in House consisting
OF "A members. This il Il conclusive proof
that this party is weaker than was generally
supposed in the class of population enti-
tied to vote. The fact ma" have some inAu-
ence on the solution of the Roman question,
which, now that the French troops begin TO be
withdrawn, approaches another crisis.
The number of voters in Italy is about 200, 900
in a total population Of about 2l,OOo,OOo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

dispatch from Washington, which may he
considered as authoritative, announces that no
armed parties will be permitted to pass the
frontier of Mexico and the United States OF
of war Ia be sent from this couli''!
to either of the belligerent parties IN MoA''o,
individuals, however. are not to be pre'cn'ou
from passing into Mexico with arms TOT 'iic''
pers0pal protection.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
TgE INDIAN SuMMkR.-Yesterday, fr'

The INDIAN SuMMKR.-Yesterdsy, from ex'
tcrua indications was the first Of that unique aud un
certain season known the Indian Summer. The day
WAS bright and beautiful. and warm 20 degree OF un
peasauncss with the hazinoss OF the peculiar per'o"
aoa.ing in the soft atmosphere like dream above inc
gentle slumber Of the earth. Al the hour we wr'e-
o'clock In the morning-our windows are open an. ana
the weather Is more like May than No'emp..; ~.
stars are clear. and the air Is iul OF balm anu
memory OF departed Summer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

The Jacksom (Miss.) Nems is one of those
papers which exhibit freely the beauties Of re.
constructing on the "UniOn- -as-it.was' theory.
We learn from it, columns that Major Barnes,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. Last evenius
Peter Coughn aged Is yesrs who is supposed 20 nsT1
been insane fell nom Harlem bridge ana ~ u ~ h,J
The body WA recovered and coroner o"'me" :" "'N
an inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

The official paper of the Mississippi Conven-
ton. The Jaeksom Noes, says plainly what tho
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

and an increase Of circulation deposits and esA
Prc,cbt, are more active but rates arc lower ~aH'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Terms Of the Tribune.

DAILY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers. $1,000
reony | vear-3il numbers.
'0'P!' sEMI.WEYKLy TRIBUNE. oo
copy. 1 year-loi numbers ''-.-' 200 100
- COMES do, -------.-.-- o 80
+ copies' or over, for each COPY SUI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE a., oo
J copy, year-5s numbers -. SS'oV
Add,,. THE TRIBUNE. New.ioIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. tAmenSan Agents fes ho.snes % q,
Coyent tsrdr, " C. are Agents Tor Tie sale OF
spE TRIBUNE They will also receive S''''r1"'s ma
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
ITALY.

The latest adviccs from Italy state that the
parties in the new Chamber Of Deputies will
stand AS follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
BRHyRr PROMOTIONS.

The following brevet promotions of paymas'
tcrs have Just boea made;
TO BE- Brsre, Brigcdicr. .Gsnerdt-R X. Cowan:
TO be Laut.' 'C5l0nels-J. A. Parrish. j. II. Maybon
C. NJ Terrill = NJ. Crosby. K. 5. Webb, Geo lheips
A. III. Noung, $. T.. Adams. ii. c. Rodgers; James IL
Thurston W. Vrooman. Jacob SalaGo. l.. 4. ThuIstoh
n H. uutchins
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
FROM WASHINGTON,
Special Dispatch TO Tho N. Y. Tribune.
WILMINGTON Mondav Nov ~ roe-

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y Tribune.
WAsuNGroN. Monday. Nov. IL 1855
NEUTRALITY IN THE MEXICAN APYAIR.
Gen. Mcdowell. in command at California,
has issued under Instructions from the War Depart
ment the following important order
1T Il made the duty Of the officers commanding the
Districts Of Arizona and Southern CaliforniA-whls
keeping n view the recent orders allowing the expor
tation Of arms and munitions Of war-to instruct thu
commanders the southern frontiers. within this De-
partment- TO take the necessary measures ~
preserve the neutrality Of the United States with
respect TO the parties engaged In the existing war
10 Mexico and to suffer armed parties to pass thu
frontier from the United States, suffer any or
munitions of war to be sen. the frontier 10 either
belligerent This IL not 10 prevent individuals from
passing with arms for their personal protection"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-21
' fAKIET Y.

Proverbs the fruits Of the longest experience
conveyed in the fewest words.
The best means of establishing high reputation
Is TO speak well and act better.
Happiness only begins when wishes end and he
who bankers after more enjoys nothing.
SCHooLMAsTER's PROvERB The softer the head,
the harder the work of driving anything into it.
We commence by being in love with our own
thoughts, and follow by seeking to make others
ship them.
Penitence does not spring from dread Of punish
ment, but from the inherent wckeduess
and guilt Of su
Bread is the staff OF life. and liquor the stills
the former sustaining man, and latter elevating him
for fall
1t is great blunder in the pursuit of happiness
to know when have got 1t; that is, be
content with reasonable and possible OF it.
The water that has is purest; the air that
has OdOr is freshest; and Of all the notifications
Of manner, the most generally pleasing is simplicity.
town crer took in charge a lost child, and pro-
oeeied hunt for its parents. On being asked by
lacy what the matter. he replied, Here's an
orphan child, ma'am, and I'm trying find its
parents"
4 NEW CRIME-lMPORTANCE OF A CoMMA.-In a
received from chief constable by the parish
authorities, which records the dismissal of one of
their police oEicers the crime is stated to be, For
attempting TO marry his wife. being alive
Western editor offered his devil a dime week.
share in the paper; the young chap un-
hesItatIngy took the dime.
stockings / can do without SO long as I wear
fashionable dresses" said village belle somewhat
straiteneI in her financial resources, but q bosom
pin and kid gloves must have
The following from the London U,eek1y
Times of September % is a melancholy example of
the effects OF permitting children play with fire
arms. The precOciOus inf mt who died the age of
fifteen minutes only adds another the already ex-
tebsive list of deaths from similar
- The coroner having briefly addressed the jury
on their melancholy duty, and pointed to them
wha- he considered was the verdict they should
turn. the jury unan mOusly recorded their verdict
that the deceased died from the accidental discharge
Of his Own gun, after living quarter Of hour.
They also appended expression of sympathy for
the family Of the deceased i'm their bereavement,
which loss to both his family and TO the whole
country"
Poverty \ RELATIVE TERn-Bulwer says that
poverty IS only idea, III nine of ten.
Some with thousand dollars a year suffer
for of means than others with three hun
dTed The reason IL, the richer man has Artificial
wants His income Is ten thousand and ne suffers
enough from being dunned for unpaid debts 10 kill
sensitive who n dollar n day,
Very few people who have been rich will be-
heye this, but il Is true Gods Word There
thousands and thousands with princely incomes
who never know moment = peace because they live
above their means. There Is really happiness
IN the world among woIk king people than among those
who called rich.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-21
Facts About Eating.

If too much food is taken the stomach cannot
convert 1t into perfect blood material, hence
perfect blood is made, and that being mixed with
the other blood III the body makes the whole mass
OF blood impure; hence after an over-hearty
meal a person - feels bad all over If the over
eating Is habitual there is always some uncom-
Portable symptom complained of. Such persons
are never we'll, and although they may eat hearth
". they do not get strong I'LL up in flesh
II Is because the stomach has been Oyertaxed. and
has not the power 10 extract the nOurishment
from the food.
hen persons do not get strong, although they
eat great deal, they will get stronger by eating
One-half less sckly servant in attempting
10 do L large amount OF work, dOe3 of it
well, whereas, if the task were light one the
whole of it would have been thoroughly done.
hen any uncomfortable feeling Is experienced
after eating, il is because article does not
agree with the stomach, = that is, cannot be di-
gested by it. This always arises from quality or
quantity, generally the latter. In such cases
take less and less until no discomfort is produced
IT no special change is observed it is because the
quality is unsuited u the condition of the stom-
ach, or the general system does not require it,
An article may not agree with the stomach to-
day, but may gree with it very well in Il few
days, weeks months afterwards, because it's
distinctive elements may then be needed in the
system Most persons instinctvely turn away
from roast pork in midsummer-t would make
them sick-but in winter time. when the ther-
HiuluStSr l. near zero, quantities are eaten
with 4 relish. and specific discomfort follows.
A. general rule, instinct is the best guide, and
that which is most relished is the thing which
should be eaten hut If some discomfort invaria-
bly, follows. 1t should be omitted. at least until
change OF air, season, occupation.
lt - a physical md moral wrong to take
single mouthtul when really it is not wanted the
motive being merely To eat even 10 eat it out
of the way, feeling that if it not eaten it will
be thrown away ~ the cook. If thus thrown
away some worm. or insect, or animal NAV get it;
II eaten by yourself it only Expresses the system
that much.
The finer food is divided or cut up before swal-
lowed, the sooner, the easier, and more perfect is
1t digested, for like ice it is dissolved from with
out, inwards, and the smaller the pieces. the
sooner they are melted.
:. Bread and butter and milk. the only
TWO artIci of food which have all the elements
OF nutrition heEce from childhood 70 extreme
"il age we are never tired Of them'-EidL'S JO1tr-
nal of ReaLfh
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-21
TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Tbipg- ReQuisite.

Have for the wretched-a smile for the glad;
For the worthy appause-au excuse for the bad;
Some help for the needy-sOme pity for thnse
Who stray from the path where happiness Ao~s.
Have laugh for the child in her play a thy feet
Have respect for the aged; and Pleasantly greet
Ts- stranger that seeketh for shelter from thee
Have a covering spare if he naked should be-
Have a hope in thy sorrow-a calm in thy JOYS
a work that IS worthy thy life TO employ:
And 0 above all thiags this side Sod
Have peace with thy conscience, peace with thy
-HGTyeT's WeeEIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

- ..us. Ho argsed skr -a,,oo ANN.
mi. increase is derived from emfs> among those
is little OF education and no wesssA ish cburch
who add 70 the ranks Of the KcAs spaiy Oh.
inc wealth Of the hiaFarchy b prise ~ vas.
control over the minds Of the people, they te> =
ana IN lieu procure endowmens and grants for vafts.
religious institutions He pointed the extension -
inc franchise to the colored race who Prot
essn as the only means OF countsracting this
ev In showing tho predominant feature Of this priest
noode desire for the extension Of Papa suthoriy-As
referred 20 the assertions Of jursdction tho
cnoyclcal letter Of his Holiness which went 70 show
Inc Ignoring Of all allegiance the Of tho Romaniss
10 any government He pointed three Of the effects
which viii follow the termination Of the present war
s-Ine increase Of emigration and consequent acces
SION to the numbers OF the Romsh Church. which would
extend Itself over the Southern states and Mexico &c.
cond-The total disappearance Of Southern arstocraoy
ana Third, tho emergence from obecurty Of immense
number Of freedmen. He preeaged an irsprossibc
nice between those latter and Roman Catholicism
ana concluded By urging strongly tho minds OF his
hearers watchfuness and courage-intnAted by his
text-n references 70 tho doing OF battle against the
Pspacy and put forth strongly the claims Of the Chris
tan Union for the support Of the Christian public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08
william sburgh city News.

FIaEsEx's FIaHrs-ARREsr on FouR TIE BHLLioER.
nsrs-Yes,erday afternoon o named Kelly was
badly beaten by nremen who wore on bad terms
with the company from which no hailed. Kelly then
applied to his friends Of Engine situated Al the corner
Of North Second and Third streets, for help He sue
ceeded getting large crowd together at the corner Of
North Eighth and Fifth streets, whore Kelys assaans
also assembled The latter composed principally Of
members friends Of Hose Company TO- whose house
Is situsted in Sixth street. near North Second Tho bat
tic then opened and ragged furousiy for short time,
when Captain Woglom and Sergeant MADDOX, Of the
forty nth precinct, with posse Of men came on IN:
ground ON double quick, whom the HoteYs dispesed
and ned IN all directions Some time after this party
Of Engine Is men passing Hose los house. when
they assaulted BY the latter n said and another
and serious Eight took plaos IN which The bose
nen badly dseated seeking refuge In their house
and closing the door, FouY Of them then ascend6d 70
the roof and throw missiles the crowd bclow, iuurng
severely persona Sergeant MADDOX and some Po
ncemen again mads their appearance and forced the door
OF the house intending 70 arrest those on the roof but
finding the ladder gone they were unable to ascend
They then ordered tho rioters 70 surrender but this was
at frst refused. After considerable parisy, however
they capitulsed Internationally and were taken 70 the
station house and locked up Their names arc walter
Bostwiok, Michael Quinn, Patrick Connisky and Hugh
Moran.
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IMP0RTkNT 0RDRR or GENERAL GEO. n. GORDON.
GENERAL Ordcs5--No 70
BnADQuARrrrs DISTRICT ov EAsrxES VIRGINIA.
NoRvoLx, va, April 10, 1895. !
To ose erring and misguided persons who have been
allowed TO roturn 70 their homes and TO all 70 whom
may lie applicable, this order Is promulgated.
Many or you have been madly attempting the destruo
ton d common country but Just God has dsfssted
yovr efforts.
You have experienced the might Of your government
you are permitted 10 enjoy It's clcmency.
You are again at home, with the loved nag OF the
waving you, 70 defend, succor and protect
You received Into this district Ia the belief that
truly penent for the past, you will become good cisi'
gems In the future
That you WILL In return for the confidence bestowed
show yourselves worthy that confidence.
la that belief you may rely upon fair and impartial
treatment. =,
Upon proper manifestation OF allegiance, you shall
seek your own living, you may choose, and be SUB
| iected 10 no excessive restraints -
You shall share equally al the privileges thaa can witt,
| safety be bestowed on any
| Thus will you be trusted.
with yourselves and your families romans your fur
Of happiness or misery, An you give. 70 shallysa ~
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Thc Lincoln Monument.
10 TIE EDITOR or raR uurIIn.

Thc Lincoln Monument.
10 TIE EDITOR or rnK HERALD.
NEw YoRK, May Q, 1895
We beg TO thank you for the kind cooperation you
have Afforded us In keeping upon the desk in your pub
Acaton once subscription paper for the one dollar
lincoln Monument" fund.- and In the publication OF the
listf names they daily recorded thereon. an well
n<pther ways aiding TO keep the matter before the
public
We faust that were not abusing your kindness In AK
ing youo do us further favor by calling tho attention
Of the editors OF other papers to SO commendabs mode
Of furthenng an undertaking which needs but 10 be
thoroughly fnsde known TO the people 70 DO 1t
comPstshedA
CHAS H. MARSHALL
\yOHN T. HOFFMAN,
fIM0THY G. CHURCHILL, }Commttss
JOHN +. DEVEILN,
JOAN c. HAMILTON,
TmorHY @. Csc scmL, Treasurer, 16l Broadway
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auy syeat haye any reasonable eo~ulAial a~aissi
Canada Nfn ri
After we had written the above the teiegraphic doe
patches informed Us thata New York paper
there has been demand made 70 give up the person
named In the proclamation. II ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08
MAILS FOB EUROPE.

STARTLING Developments-Ths Pea 20
Assassinats tho Leading Omcsvs % the
Government-A Price PiseeA on the
Heads OF Leading Rebels Inveived-Ths
FenSan Brotherhood-Ths Intsrment Of
enc Late President Lincoln--Ths Latest
News from Mexico, Cuba, 80.
The steamship Africa, Captain Anderson, Will Leave
Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails will close In this city ~ quarter past enc
and al half.past Ave o'clock tomorrow afssrnoon
Tho NEW YonK Naturalization for Europs-vili Be
pubished at ten O'Clock to morrow mornlng
Il will give the startling particulars Of The Piot 70 muir
der President Lincoln Vice President Joason and Score
sarv Seward with the Proclamation OF the President
offering reward for tho leading Rebels involved In The
Conspiracy; Further particulars In regard 70 hs Assas-
n,ps Tho Funeral Ceremonies at tho lnsrmsst Of the
,.,e President Lincoln ~ Oak Ridge Cemetery, neal
surnsneld, Ill.,; Late and important News from the
Union Forces In oil parts Of the cosntry with account
Of tho arrangements being made for the dsbandment q
portion Of the Army; graphic account u The Fcnal
Brotherhood Al home and abroad, with their mode o
slectne officers and and Of their military and spy
proof organzation Tho latest News from Mexico, Cubs
Central and South America, st. Domingo end account
Of ali important events Of the past week.
sinss copies In wrappers ready for mailing, six cent?
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a Rebel Paper ON the AssassfnatiOn. ~
From the Meridian CMricn, April al
The Ashburton Treaty not Applicable ia
tho Cases Of the Conspirators.
From tho Montreal Gazette. Nav 81


We hear Il said In tho strccts--we have direct au-
Ahonty for the satement-tha the federal government
have made application 10 the Governor General OF
Canada TO have the persons accused In the proclamation
Of President Johnston sivon up. Our Impression 70
shst this rumor may have ioundanon or we
b made 10 apply TO the persons mentioned in the
proclamation, u does not include accessories
10 the crime OF MURDER and only refers 70 class OF
offences committed within the jurisdiction Of the coun-
cry making the demand for cxradon the perpetrators
Of which have escaped TO the neighborng country. IT.
sons, It must, We fancy como under tho comfy Of ma
tons and the appeal be the prcroRaye or the req
ponablcncss Of such demand have the rst par
ticle OF evidence on which 70 form Judgment The
presumption which the proclamation affords that the
evidence for such demand, such demand itssf 10
not altogether relied upon, for offers reward for ar
rest which Canada could not take place. except In the
form of Kidnapping and josng the parties across the
frontier But theythat In TO say Mcssrs sanders and
Tucker--havc made public onr voluntarily appear
~ . court martial, on conditions which impartial men
will say are calculated TO secure the ends Of JUSTICE
Their oer the least NOT that Of consciously guilty
mon II In fact very much the contrary and oxhib-
~ great confidence In their own sense Of innocence
they spuats that tho reward offered for their apprchen
she defence and II the federal authorities receive the
sabsttal putting Of their persons within United States
Jurisdiction TO be tried for the alleged offence against
Ihem, we cannot see that ID OF much consequence 10
whom they bcetow their reward. The oncr msde 70
em At least affords sharp test before the eyes OF the
1css extraordinary proclamation Of President Johnson
There are passages In the letter little rough In express
Saon but would be idcness 20 discuss the terms
IN which men who feel themselves TO be UNANIMOUSLY 40
FUSED repe the accusation against them. II the federal
authorities decline the oier made them. they cannot u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

Royal Havana Lottery.-0old Paid TO-
prirrs Information furnished Highest ratea paid 10
doubsons aud " tI9ds q Ecld and .,sr "a Wal .rss.
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All Attempts 60 Keep mp Prices I'm De.
hancc Of trade at foolish and unlnsA
GENIN SIS Broadway has marked down the price, o. l1
entire stock Of Mlssss Chdrens 0sntlemep and YouAs
Hats diversified AND brilliant Assege
mont Unon harmonic with The present ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

Ban FRANcsCO, May 0, 1905
Tho Governor OF Brtsh Columbia has proclaimed tina,
gold be exported only from New Westminster Fort
Shepherd and Joseph PRAIRIE the cenre OF the prpci
pal mining districts
william Culverwe deputy sheriff Of Victoria Is de-
fauter TO the amount Of 5000 900 He has absconced
The municipal elections In Los Angeles Stockton Fan
jose Valley and elsewhere have resulted IN union
majores.
Government mining and other stocks have been rather
depressed this week The rates for money little
| stisier
Arrived steamship Age FROG. Panama with th,
| mails aud passengers that left New York April L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

A.-Lottery Prizes Csshsd. CirculsRs,
drawings ana ''' J. r. CGxYrox. 10 wan stree, MI
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A Dozen Cartes de vicits, X w: IL
VAUGHN "a Bowery for e. Must please. Whyf He el11
al until suited; three De low Prince street
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A.-Use the Best.-Bowden's Moth De
sTRovINa PACKET. For sale BY all drusssts Price ~
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Address 20 smokers.-Potpak - Sol
Neersohaum manufacturer Ca2 broadway, enesr -Four
street Pipes and Cigar Holders Al retAf cut 20 ord'
boiled, ambers put ON, aud repaired
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Route 20 be Opened from Salt Lake City
% the Colorado River-Arrests for Eek
pressing Joy ~ che President's Assss-
sinatiom, &se.
Ban FRASoisco Nay 4, 1885
Advicss from Salt Lake say the Mormon authorities
have taken action towards opening route 70 the head
Of navigation on tho Colorado river Stock has also been
taken 70 build line Of telegraph this route extend
TO Prescott the capital Of Arizona where Will connect
with the line from California; There are fory-two
towns and settlements the route between Salt Lake
and Colorado.
Oregon advices report the arrest Of several democrats
for expressing 10y al the death ef President Lincoln
paper mill IL TO be erected In Oregon City.
public meeting has boon hold in Carson City, Ne
vada 20 raise fund by one dollar subscriptions 10 be
iary Stewards fc and the necessary committees were
appointed 70 effect the purpose.
ina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, aAf
OF the feet cured BY DrzACHARlR To Brss&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

A swhite's Patent Lever Trass' 10 Per
0EGauRY co.. 90 BroadwAr
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Geld Haunting Watshss-Yrem.eevent
Ave 20 sr hundred dollars sssh or SALE BY GRO o.
as BsosdWAy door below Canal sssss@ fernss "ss