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Thankful for The past PATRONAGE with which
Aave been favored, and sosieitiag q coatinaSn1e ol
the s&ae. Eam aappy to 1nf6Fua ms oA customers
And the pusIis generally, that I IA noE prepared
TO EurnisA khsEa with
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fsrOO klNn.

ACCIDENT on THE LoSG ISLAND RAIL
roAn. Mr.. Franoi. Church, road master tho
Ions Island Railroad, met with a revere accident At
the JGmnirA DEPOT las' evening. CA the arrival OF
the b =. v. train at Jamaica NJ. Church ho eas
on boasd, jumped Of lci0re It came TO siandsti,
aud miafinr Us footing, tusiained irncture OF the
ttt lDr and arm. TO Was Immediately 'tacu 20
h- Incidence, ncaI by, and bis tunciinfs last night
we're inteuse.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO FIREMAN.
momher Of Engine Company No. D. named Patrick
Broderick. Wa run over in Grand rtrtei, between
Graham avenuc and Smith street, while proceeding
to an alalm OF u,e on sunday night aud sustained
compound fracture Of tde len thish. The injured
mnn ~ taken 10 the city Hospital.
THE RECENT BURGLARY AT FLusuISG.-
Some facts have come TO lght in relation TO the
recent BURGLARY at the Flushing RAILROAD Depot. fho
fret Information came from the Department at
WASHINGTON, where one Of the stolen bonds
csived tom the National Bank o. PouRlkeCp'ic. GA
this clue mot u the stolen bonds have been traced
through several hands In Wal suest, and inslly TO
TIE Eishth National Rank OF NrS York city, where
ther weto received over the counter in the legiti
mate course OF business.
DICoyERY OF L. 5. BoSDs N CURIOUS
pLAcF.-On Saturday lat. two plumber, we're eneas-
ed In e1cavhinf on the premises Of Nj John North.
residing 81 Pineapple 1t, with view Of hrdinc leak
In the water PHO While busy engaged At their
occupsilon one Of the workmcn discovered project
nE brick, aud scenE it lOOac, drew II out Of the wall
otthe cellar Of NE house. lie dscoye;eda slse jar
ing Il found TO bis sf,st ov that il contsned large
sihouti OF lTenrnry BOND. with coupons attach
piover Of his GOOD iucs bnI ,oon tbereatep NJ Sot'b
ufcorainei what had been found his premises and
took measures TO secure what proved TO be- Sls own
property. lie showed from his own hooks the dupli-
cate numbers OF all the bonds, and gain obtained
them. lie had Doubtless embedded the jar in the
place he did for safe koeping being fearful rhaps
OF burglars. he amount hidden was fl2, l10. Mr.
n uIV
The Fo0.-The fog on the river was 40
dense nearly all day Yesterday and last evening
tha, erc,t Inconvenience. -. e,ne,i.pceJ 4, n.,i
- az "A'i
hhtlns the Terry poab. Ihe tips were greatly eT-
tended some Of the erres az far A. ard from no
-, ~ - ' "'
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Another Guthcrcr Of Timcp,ece..

correspondent OF shc PAilad.phis Pass, no.
ticing the recon. story from he Boston TnAS.
SCRIPT Of a remarkable watch collector is remind
cd Of an old man In Northumberland County, Pa
who Is about one hundred and eight Years OF ace.
and active that he walks i've mi es To town nnl
back again in day, without; apparent fatigue, uo
las IN his house twenty four clocks al going, one
a lto faster shan the other 50 that there IL ,n,t
. continual clock striking. lie refusei To ,cil on,
OF them, and says Itey arc his only COMPANY At
night He has an clubhouse hllei with shovel.
forks, piIchforks, chains DC, ard refuses 10 so
his i've aud has Tor thrce.quariers o. cel ,i,rv
recorded all the births, baptisns, MARI ages and
deaths IN his neighborhool, together wish all re.
m1rhahle events. IL, was born In Germany, and
when 10y came 30 Pennsylvania, huvinE sold
himself ior his passagc to serstude Tor seven
years aud Is now y man Of wealth.
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pulnve 70 the sight. She did not rs 90 Olive sp-
preached, but said In . voice, which, though les
spectral, was still harsh aud dlscordsnt even while
attempting gcn,leuoss "1am 80 glad you are come
last were here ; bnt VAS sure you would come
azain-you spoke 81 kindly and genty-stll 10
was cruel 10 make me wait so long,"
Olive Felt hurt At the remark but-sveu willis
Dissatisfied with the manner and tone II renrosch
which recalled the Wears prejudice against her
to her Inind-said she was sorry she had Teen
missed.
IN sssd the woman repestsd-"my very
soul has ye,rned 10 see you, even for ave minutes
only 10 hear you talk-to feel that you grieved
for me-has drawn me out Of horrible STATE 81
bew ,ldernen. which makes me mad to think OF
I feel It Lcrc, uow," shs added, uassng her hsnd
over her forehead. "Oh, how ! visa that | could
die"
ITO be Contaued)
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M. 9. d. Gillespie. foreman. ". sworn, sad the
ufusl charge deIyeIed. some routine bushes, vs
Transacted and the Court adjourned until Friday
next
POLICE 1STILLIoISoE. -7ns Lion Brstserv Mur-
der-Arrsn Of the Bdrkeeper al the Breprv.--
Charles Reath alias Reed and August Gunthor, have
bten arrested on charge Of having oaused the death
Of Daniel Clay,uho vas stabbed to the heart during
frht IN The barroom Of the Lion Brewery, on the
eyeninf OF the 18Th Of Sepenl or last. soon after
me murder. Coroner Cover held an in iucst on the
10y on Iiahy nut was Unable to FIX the crime upon
nny one since then Just ice Ofge has been Informed
that hoath, who was a barkeerer ut the time Clsfy
Nm klIed, has confessed n etahting Chilly, and
'hN AUGUST Gunther urred him to commit the act
Jutbce Dodf' accordingly TCopcned the case John
Galegher,oi oGth stiCeLletwron I'd and 9Th avenue
resumed inst lor five years he was in the & mt al
Isik Police Force AMI NJ the Zine of The killing Of
t!hny. be vas enyaRcd as private wa'cl NJ % A. the
thar es Reed, and August Gun' her, barker ere at
ihe brewery nom what he saw and heard, witness
became convinced that Reath hld stabbed tltfy,
hnd thht 'untler wn. implicated In Tie murder I;
on the 10Th Of No'1nlcr, keath Hdmtt1d to HIM
nat he had stabbed C.fy, nui that Gunther p1t
MN NJ to 90 ". several other Witnesses we're *
Hnlhel VINO testified 10 the feet o. the murder. The
lh,tslishion ha- not been concluded. In the
meantime Koath aud Gunthor are confined in
D. icon.
Bur0idrV IN hdcdoug1i STREET Cornelius 4. a..
Mamma, colored, anettsd yesterday morning
by officer Nesters9n, OF the 10Th Precinct, on a
ch1rEe OF lurglaty. The priioner effected an en-
trance 70 the rcsidcnce oi Richard ~. NoOie, 152
Macdodlnl .'r't'. Nj. Moore we nv hkefrd, and on
rom mo ne front room on the second FLOR he
Nannint entering his room. NJ. Moo G. .eizsd =
pistol AMI tte1 NJ thc burriEr, WHO Fed uuhnitlo
ne i'iprl OF The p'stu We he. H. tn police. on
c'rflht mo house, Officer NnrforsOn found the
accused lytng under s,in 10 the pailct. Justice
DOdse Committed him iof trial, without bail.
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
AMsIlIrS- Cuba, Havana OctoloTa Rain.
mOrti Chesapeake, Portland Me.
sHlP-sir Robert Feel, Larralcr, fer Lverpool.
BRIiS-Marco Polo, Gibraltar; B-s,y York Inn
doudJrr. q. BE iC ~ Donunso, bhl,ttAH, HAlitna
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81 John, Nh Ieta,ld
81 lohn, \ u, America, C0rnNallis; thfsC ornssli
Jacksonville; iUdur TcaZer, SaNHnh'h VII !uhrsln'
Win ton, T.; IuCIuH, NorolN; josephine. ~,
Haven; franklin Bell, Wilmington
sLoOP-Backsto Allen, for Providence.
AKRIyHD.
STE AMSUIPs-Marmion, orle'ng Charlie. w
Lord, SNh.ook; Weybossett, savanna,
bARA-rrojan, sleeper, Galveston With cotton.
BRIGS- rhomo.. Uor,on, \ =; Ella WIp1.,r ,s.
Alice, Kingston, Jam; Eliza Ann baaso!, Rolling
Wave, Mobile. b Ingenae, do.
SCHOONEGS Wave, Rondout fot Bsion. Francs
Sltterly, say annah; 5 j Waring, Motie; Dot Bo.
ton; Dundee LApupa: surprise Boston " Hine,
Baltimore ior Norwich; Boston, tRanst tlr Wind,
iIoyioenee L Leland, Bans0'i A!1!'a, Rosksad;
Ossula BAasoI.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

What are We, that the sorrows Of the world
Can mould our spirits ,hus y'-AsoNYvous
Olive Grant purposely absiained from vsi,,n,; the
Lame House for the space OF lhree weeks. The
opinion OF the Vicar WAS decidedly much against
poor Mad Mony"-as It had become tho fashion
In Penderng to call the strange creature who had
there taken up her aboc; and though 4ys and DAYS
now passed without her seeing Mr.. vyse, or hear
ing hs objections to tic notice she wak lsDosed to
take Of this incomprehcusbls woman, tIll olive
WAS too conscious ihat the inlcres. which she fc.t
for her WAS scarcely 10 he justified 10 per6eyere in
visits winch the Vicar seemed 10 doubI having any
good results. sui, IN spite OF all, thus interest
would make Itself ielt aud The overweellng COM
passion hau induced her once or twice 10 cal al
",hc shop" 10 make inquiries concerning her
Olive was glad 20 learn thAt--as Mrs Goldrlng cx-
pressed it-"ihe poor creature had become quito
piert and bad udiod herself W. good deal"
she mad, also, been seen roaming about At nights
mu'h 10 the alarm of tlvse who had met Lcr in
lonely places,
she, Too, reoollscted having twice seen, from
her chamber window at night,
hguro hoyerny about the Grange. ut an hour
when she believed the whole village were IA bed
The appearance oI something Ike tho white cap
aud Tie long gley cloak, had hrst made her le-
ltye il was the mad woman, but q SECOND thought
had made her believe tnlb improbable Now
however, she was convinced tuag Is had been
really her and she iult somewhat of Co. puuctun
~ her lone u,g.ect Ui her--akiug these Locturual
visits ID natural yesrninl, AsaIL to see one who
haG DO bcillcudvi her.
In consequence ol this belle, in day or two.
olive Grant wont TO the Line II lusc, ayl.u ter,
lug il irou the sarItu .aIe winch communca,-d
wIIh Ihe lAnu leading from .hclr orchard. sho
found the stran woman sitting IN thc same place
ia tho gaTden, where Ihe.r last interview mad
taken I'Ncc but she obseryee-as MR.. q lJ.ius
had expressed lI-'rA.i obs uad Ldicu APP onsller-
alo." Inc cav which WAS eyllrnty OF
French iuake, and Of the same white
Inca as tue poiss udes OF D,ppe now
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MILITARY.

a RMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICFRS. SOL
deTs and heirs OF deceased can have ali claims N
Whatever nature carcfully adjusted and eettledn,I.
ueuh attention TO payment Of state Bounties bnl.
unees oil Government bounties back pay and cothin.
money Apply in porson or address, L. BROWN ~
W. n'nAei'' ihfh race. 334
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS-ALL IN
= setted claims OF every description nsslust ,he
states o. the United States will be promptly 90 lied
~ me :. Amy Agency, Ga BleecSer a., diiec,ls
IpposIe Tue paw department Apply in persou or BY
'etteI enclosing stamp. 324
BROWN & co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
Hsoihoe, Park Place, Ciank BuildingJ Established
lou YEAR,. All navy claims collected aud naid nov
dIcSs by letter s1@
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sE:ssHL NOTICES.

ClTY OF NEW YORK, DEPAR r1l;NT or
" Finance, BLl eau 0, tin coivcs OF leXrs-NtW
Court hous,, Park, Nov. ith, lbGs TO Il \ Plyer--
NotlCe is hereby gwen ihst one per cent. VIII
aided on The IT II nc,cni' or a., fax roualn,ns
unps!d IN addirona, one lcg cent wiz ne 40 81 Oh
the l5'h Of sad month Of lrccmrcr, On al IlEos
remaining unpaid on ,he La o. Janua, inicfcs. nj
the .ac Oi twelve per cent. yer uuuIW, CH'"ul.t y
from the tly the hoohA see icct we'd tvt Rec liver
Of laxes. No money III be received after O'clock
=. " oGoe holIs nom A. A. 20 : =. II. JOHN
MI RPHH, Receiver. #S
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
REPUDIATHON-GRN. MORGAN.

Gen. George W. Morgan writes long letter
to us and publishes it in The World to prove
that he is not in favor Of repudiation, as The
TRIBUNE charged. Lest our readers begin TO
wonder who Gen. George W. Morgan is and OF
what importance his opinions on any subject
can be, we may as well explain to them that he
was lately Copperhead candidate for Governor
of Ohio Nevertheless, five have misrepresented
him, we will set him right again, but we do
not think we did misTepresent him. We have
yet to be convinced that Gen. Morgan did not
advocate, and mean to be understood as advo.
eating, Reputation. The doctrine was popular
among the Ohio COpperheads-we should be
glad to find one not in favor Of it; and, if Gen.
Morgan be that man, by oil means lot him have
credit for it.
But the truth about Gen. Morgan seems TO
be, that, while he declared nominally against
reputation, he advocated measures equivalent
to partial, and tending to total, reputation. He
is for taxing the Government bonds. In other
words, be is for repudiation Of one element in
tnc contract. ODc lDuuCtutHl w Icuu IlOnt1
TO the Government consisted in the understand
ing that the evidence Of the debt should not be
taxed. 1t is breaking faith with the public
creditors to violate that agreement Gen. Nor
gan advocates such Il violation; therefore advo-
Gates breaking faith with the public creditors;
and is to that extent, if no more,
an advocate Of reputation. Nor can
he escape the charge by mere formal protesta-
ton that he is in favor Of paying principal and
interest Of the debt. Freedom from taxation
makes part of both principal and interest. Just
so much as yon tax, you deduct from the
amount The nation promised to pay free Of tax
Could anything be plaineri We need not go
into the question q excessive and unlimited tax
alton, which has elsewhere been suggested as
one means Of reputation by State action, here
OF at the South. Yet Gen. Morgan is com.
mitted even to that by his declaration.
We however think that Gen. Morgan's speech
must be fairly construed, as VIC construed it at
the time, to mean something more than indi-
rect reputation. Whether our opinion was
right or wrong, We did Gen. Morgan no in
Justice, fox We quoted what 10 sid, and We
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
NORTH CAROLINA.

Jonathan Worth, the Opposition candidate,
has beaten Provisional Governor Holden some
5000 to 10000 votes in the canvass for tho
Chief Magstracy of North Carolina. Had the
election occurred four or FIVE months earlier,
we Judge that the result would have been diff
ferent. Mr. Worth is fair man, and has been
no deeper in the Secession mirc than Holden.
STILL il is not TO be disguised that the aH,mus
of his success is hostility 10 the Federal Gov
ernment-a disposition TO show just az much
disloyalty AZ will be safe. We have few details
before us, but we have no doubt that Worth's
heayiest majorities are nearly all rolled up in
the Counties most deeply infected with the virus
Of Slavery and Rebellion. The Rebel soldiers
and the Rebel magnates do not mean nor wish
to relight the fires OF Civil War. They do
mean to show that they return to the Union
because they must, not because they would.
And it is reported-we trust with some cIag.
geration - that no Representative has been
chosen to Congress from their State who can
take the oath that they have not voluntarily
taken part in the Rebellion.
These ebullitions may excite regret, but not
surprise. Time is required TO heal the wound,
of great civil war; Let us be at once patient
and firm, and North Carolina will yet subsid'
into loyalty and hearty good will.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

We publish elsewhere alist of English houses
that are said to have given material au 10 '''e
Copcederacv BY supplying munitions OF war ana
breaking the law OF neutrality as set iorlh ny
tbe Encli.h Crown. This comes to US III the
same manner As the list Of English Rebel bond
holder. printed some time since, which created
n sensation in England, and was generally
repudatcd. 1t is proper to say that we receive
this list from the Washington agent OF the
Associated Press. whose dispatches OF this sort
are considered official. As all the Rebel
archives. or most Of them. are in the hands OF
the United States authorities, there can be no
doubt of the authenticity of these publications.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
roicbbors, who are so zealously supporting tho
President will SEQ in this appointment ano'nei
,,roof of b;s discernment and patriotism
RUREKA!

A oottonplanter has made discovery IL
!, NO. IN ipvention-not patentable, exactly
in fact not an absolute novelty to mankind IN
peneraI-but a novelty to cotton-planters OF
the slaveholding variety. 1t is SO important
that we gladly give il prominence.
The planters have generally apprehended a
refusal of their late slaves to work for wages,
but especially to work 80 steadily, so constantly,
Os the successful growing of cotton requires par
tcularly in the picking season, when continuous
labor is required TO save the fiber from injury
by rain. it has been held that free negro labor
would never answer.
But this planter has tried an experiments and
il has proved a complete success ltsessence is
pau dozen. Every night, he weighs the cotton
picked by each hand during the day, and pays
over the stipulated price. And he finds it easy
to procure all the labor he wants, and have his
cotton picked as fast as ne wishes. And be rec
ommends the same course to others, in tho con.
fdent assurance that they will find its results
equally satisfactory.
We haven't doubt of il. Individuals may
refuse to work; but there will always be enough
ready to give work for pay down. And, if there
are not enough negroes ready to work for pay.
Whites in abundance will do it. You need not
send to Germany nor Ireland; you need not
even send to the North; but only proclaim far
and wide that you have work to DO and money
to pay down for it, and you will have laborers
enough offering, without going abroad for them.
The main difficulty of the South to-day-and
it is grave one-is general inability to pay down
for labor. If money were abundant-or any
thing else that would buy bread and meat
there would be no lack of labor. But to ask a
poor man White or Black) to work year for
you and be paid out Of the years crop, is quite
another matter. His ragged, hungry children
want all he can earn-want it as fast as he can
earn it, II a great Agricultural Bank could be
established to lend every planter cash to one
fourth the value of his plantation, taking amort-
gage as security, the South could go to work at
once and produce twice the cotton in 1866 that
it can do unaided. Let Us see If something ei-
fectiye cannot be done toward enabling the
planters to pay rs they 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

A Capt. J. w. johnson, "3d u. 8. c. I.
and p M. Gen. Dist. Of East Florida, recently
wrote letter to the editor Of Florida news.
paper, stating that "the practice Of abusing
Government officials, either civil or military.
by the press Of this district, must be discon.
tinued at once. otherwise the Offices Of such
offenders will be closed" To this summons,
Tallahassee paper replies that it twill not be
intimidated by any threat Of suppression. ana
will continue to expose their nefarious pur.
poses, and hold them up to that scorn they
may merit"
From this we should imagine that Florida
was becoming rapidly reconstructed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Liberal forces Of Mexico have hot yet
withdrawn from Matamoros They hold the river be
low the CITY, and will try to prevent subsistence sup
plies for the garrison to reach the city Tie citizens
nre said to be in starving condition. Gen. Csnaes
with 500 men, was expected soon to rejnicre tho be-
siegers.
President Gefrard of Hayt has issued manifesto Ia
which he that ships of war; purchased iof
the Government in New-York are on their way 10
Hayti. All the other Hayten steamers to the number
81 six have been entirely repaired and armed Ihns
The President hopes the rebel stronghold Cope hay
hen will soon be overcome