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= The letter of our Nevada correspondent,
which we print this morning, will startle most
readers with the circumstantiality of its &C.
counts Of vast new discoveries Of rich Silver
lead ores in the valley of the Humboldt.
We have no doubt of the substantial accuracy
of our correspondents statements. Those who
desire further particulars may obtain them by
addressing "J. Winchester, Unionyille, Ne
vadan
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Pro-Slavcry maj 36,sl5 Pro-Savery maj l5S
Several counties made no return last Fall be-
cause of the War, and Little Tennessee" Chat
portion of Kentucky westward Of Tennessee
Rver) gave but light vote and small pro-
Slavery majority, owing to the absence OF her
men in the Rebel armies. Now, they are at
home and voted, in spite of the law, substitu-
ting o Conservative" for Radical" Repre-
sentative in Congress, and giving heavy major
ity for Garrard-much heavier than the dis
trict gave Mcclellan. But for this, the Eman-
cpation victory would have been overwhelming.
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There was meeting in Richmond lately Of
newspaper men and citizens to arrange for a
welcome to President johnson. The speeches
all made the remarkable and novel admission
that Slavery was dead, but attacked "thc per-
ncious and reckless doctrines Of the Radicals"
and had no hope for justice except from the
Democrats and moderate Republicans. 7"
When We notice tho temper Of the meeting, We
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which is still committing depredations on
American commerce" Very good. But why
look for the Shenandoah in the Mediterranean
when we know she is in the upper Pacific seas
at the other end of the world.
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KENTUCKY.

Excluding the new, thinly-peopled Wolfe
County-which is reported to have given pro-
Slavery majority of 12-the total vote for State
Treasurer compares with that for President last
Fall as follows:
IS6f-Pre,dent 1S65-Trensurey.
Mcclellan 301 Total. Garrard .42 2f0 Total.
Lincoln. ,7o6 90 0s7 Neal AZ 0S2 "a 5ss
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To Correspondence.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Communcaton'-
wbseveris intended for insertion must he authenticated
ey the address Of the wteI-no necessarily i0f
publication. but guaranty for his coed fait:
Al business this office should be to
TRIBUNE" NewYork
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
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Tho Tribune In London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. (Amencsn Agents Tor i"''''
i1Henrttsst COvent Garden. W. CT are Agents ~ ne '' VI
THE TRIBUNE They will also receive s'''''''''" anu
An.
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ara 10 make the laws for those blacks and SUI
frage. like Slavery, is State question, and
we are probably guilty of great impertinence
in saying anything about it. .,..
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are not surprised to learn that "tbe Wet,
flag was lent for the occasion BY the militia
authorities"
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Terr,s o( The Tribune
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copy, year-3ll numbers.
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Beohs Received.

ut,r.1 Il Ansn By Charles Lever sso pp 221 Hsr.e
Brother.
TIBvels IN Central Asia ~ ArmiE,us Vambery. eso ~
AZ The StiDe
Twelfth Aanonl Report Of tho seqrctIy Of the
board Of Agriculture for ia two. 20. ~. Wight !
Po''.r.
Tho Ctrst Of the 0os,c and The Chs. o. hodfra CrcTn
Lecture on M. kensns Vie j. Jesu-" Ey john Tgi
Loeb, u. u. l2Go, y? 'cs. Cincinnati; Pee & Hitch
oogk
HeHgi u. Duty BY Fr-no~s Power CobSe iza,o pp 10
Boston: WIN. '. Spencer.
usits About Se~Yoi Fscts and Fisures Bv the Score
tury Of the City Misson Emo Pr no. Se~-iofs
Life OF elk Nsbdsissotn Bsreody FROM ii. German d
w A. Lsinfsdina Nith Supplementary Notes
Ydi.ed and frsps,t-A by William Leonhsid 0sso
l2uo. 20. III Frederick Leypoldt
Derre, sud Dr; or Insight into tie Di.oovtry ard DE
veioprneit Of Petroleum. Edited by tie author o
Ten Acres Fbonsb." nrso. pp. III. James Miller.
A Young Girl's Coiif.s.on Novel t'y George Ssnd
Trsns.,ea from THE Rrri III by }. iicTy haser. sso
pp. i3O. frrderic A. Brady.
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FROM NE XICO.

From Tho H,w.Or,e.n, Pie.yuns.

II has been stated in the Mexican papers TIA,
this General who succeeded Gen. Ursra Ia the con
Inand Of the chief army OF AIR. JureS Ia Central Mex
leo had given IN bis adhesion TO tue Empire The
respondent 81 the Esw.fork Associated Press WI,
furnishes them with their news from Havana under
TOOK 20 deny this asserting that the story that Gems
EckezSaray and Jalio Carols had yiexded, was Dol
true IA " tie former.
We have now the official documents showing. moi
In decd that Gen. Echoagaray has joined tho Imperial
but that he and his whole have al sndOne
the contest del vcred up their arms and retired b. their
homer. Their pride ard their condolences have moi
been outraged by requiring them TO give In their I'd
bes,on 10 the Empire, bst for all practical purposes
their antagonisn 10 tho order OF things Is ut IN
Gen. Ofonoz who commands the Imperial army at
Colima. INTRODUCES the following letter from Gen.
Echcagaray by dispatch. stating that after their de
feat In Zapotian Echeagaray aud julio Garcia sent
him a depuistOn ssking q conference. nv answer
WA, Gays Gen. Oropos, that could not hold coufsr
encs whioh Would Dot resa In the recognition Of Ills
Then received the note, copy of which, With my
reply send 20 your Excellenoy have the honor e
announce that this Department and much Of Gaisco
as 10 under my Command. Is absolutely froe Of any
bands Of eitorticners
The note OF Gen. Echeagaray Il a. follows:
hERrslscAs Annr OF IRA CEsrhR,
SECOND OkSkaAL IN CnIEP ,
TACALiTLAs. Feb. b. 1865
Ftndn inpossibls TO eous war. for whie
sens my principal oceu and slss consultation dis
posed 70 isy down dssoivo organ icu and
according 70 the ntlnsion Of your latter Of ito 'h
aw ait yoor reply.
Independence sad Liberty.
AiGoKI Maria EcnsAaAnAy.
Stn. Oea. ID. Carlos Oronoz.
Gsa Oronos ~ plies this under tho same date In.
forming Gen. Il. thar no Can deliver his arms and
material N war 10 the civil authorities where lie ia and
retire with hls officers and troops 70 their houcs
1t viii DO seen that the succtssor VI Gen. Uraga,
who some time ago withdrew from the cOmmsnd OF the
same array and has since identified himself with tho
mpcral oasse has followed his o0rrse aud not him
sef only bat that al that remained of that army as
done tbs same In month from now we shall prob 4.
lby hear tbs; Echesgaray and P0rrio Dlas been
appointed by tho Emperor to some confidential poet
sas was the oase not long suce with UragL VIII Jl.
area AMI 0riga follow their eI ,mpe
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MXLAycnoLY ACCIDENT AT FoRr RIcnMosI

"A distressing occurrence took place on Tuesday after
noon az Port Richmond Staten Island resulting In tho
loss 10 the Army Of Of its mos, promising young
officers Tho circumstances we're thesei Lieut. Can't
well. OF the Engineer Corps, graduate OF the class
which eft West Point ls,t year. AID duty at the for
tilca,ions being erected at Fort Richmond. While call
Ing q HE brother officers noticing double bar
relied fowliugpicco standing IN one oil me apdtmonis
took IL up for the purpsc 81 performing tic manual "a
the pece After holding IL for an instant ne passed IL
20 the mend he WINS visiting who took Il ny tha stoc
Lieut. Csutwe s graspingi BY tho barrels. scarcoi
bad his fIlrni seized IL vhen there was report AID
Lieut. Clntgcll fell 20 the foor With tho ris - L Ilt
shot" lilo officers ia the rool one OF whom was the
Post Surgeon knowing thu. the POGO was loaded
aud spposing chat cap had only Ind snapPed thought
him a. be jestlne bnt no repeated, " ics. Tan. am
shot md then lei! moiionoss stl inered,Jsus ais
ieuds turned him oypr and b, their horror discovered
large wound In his lett sdo just above tho gron rum
hich The blood was flowing ~ prfeats. He did not
speak again and Ia very few minutes he had hreathed
his las. Upon examining the gun = large change Of
Sue bird shot was found in tho eft barrel Tho piece
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BoorH's ABSOLUTE FIgsprsHSKss. - IN

philadelphia Iag.iro' Washington Correspondent ssys:
"Behiad tho door Of the passage hole had beon made
In the wall IN which at night Booth deserted the cnt
OF board n brace fraistt tho door, thereby PRO
Guiding any one from following from tho dress circle.
Tho were next removed from the lock 81 INC
further door, opening into thc double boz The thread
OF tho holes br0ssn AMI the lock and screws
replaced, so that ehonli the inmsles OF tho box .seis
tGs loOr BY which the! entered te other door might DC
seasly pushed OPEN "se's.' ,-.s.s 49, -s.s-- q.
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LII the death Of tho late George AZ. Seden,
(the city Of Troy lost estmabe and pnoc-spirted
!cti,en. His estate. which Amounted 20 upward of
go Oo NO disposed Of by bequsst ~ follows. e00
in Troy and Boston railroad stock for the founding OF
len institution 10 be known as the h,den Institntc
for education bringing np and maiuten OF fe.
ale nnrses 1000 10 the Troy Young Mems Assoca.
tion FOR library ppfpo@s: q 900 10 the Troy Unitarian
t2 500 to the Troy Orphan Asylutn and $4,000 to bis
Iecc the c.dest daughter Of tho late Dudley Seden of
(Aes.Snk. now Mira. Morgan The balance nj Tia
'esiats IL divided aong sbe relatives Of tao family
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did not b.lone 70 tn. seuas sha ,osm having b.ss

did not belong n tho sccuut Of ha foom having bses
only temporarily dcpestsd there by 40 acquaintance.
and Il WIS not supposed be loaded there was no
charge 10 either barrel when tronglt there. Some
urcnorz person had loaded r. and cnrcIcssly sft
in that condition in tho rco,n Tie Coroner mne-
dately summOned and tLy empan need. uho rendered
a verdict Of accidental dehth. Lieut.. Cantwell wns
natva Of Utica IN this State He Was young man u
b. ,liant prom So and universcf fsvcrte. The affair
has caused foom throughout the pot, second only "
that Uc casoDed by the natIona bereavement
For four years past the State OF Tennessee has
been without Lee ilnture but aving Inst obtained
one the Nashville papers are improving tho occasion ~
publishing brit sket'ses u tie individual history of its
ncmberf OF ihe ~ oenst.rs. .. naive Tennessee
and OF tnG Representatives. 81 natives Of the
state Iwo-tirds ct al. the member. have been slave
holders bat will be rcclecied tmt their very lrss
odcle oct AS Legislative body was 10 rn.ily the Con.
stttiiona' Amendment abo!isLiGg Slavery.
A number Of log.r,.ts, which were moored
in TIE AIesheny River Just below Kerr's Islaui ne r
pnBjarg', To-. br'.ke hose and fvsted down 10 tbs
river; naL OF them l@coniDg eorgoJ against the old
rqnefuct piers ond raiiroai brdge They were wortA
$500 OO0 and most of them be recovered tho
loss Will 10 very seious although divided smoak
several irms Gnd irjis ;L1Gls.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT o. NETWORK. ....APsu t.
Arr{Vrd.

ss,a.g rsns.y,s,.a 's ss9s.D Ty9yooi ~ S tIs
u y steam trnspot Rrbeecs Nilets. N-wberu, N G..
ieh inst VIA Fortress Monroe 70 hoas with pass to u s.
sisan,lip Chase Rosen Fortress Monroe, IN ballast -
T. i steam ,r.u.por. Arsso, Gad,den Charleston Bar d
r. M Apr l5h AMI fortress Monroe lth ct 5:i3p ~, -
o. $. .csm transport Ner.dn, Gates Aersudria a. hOur
o. :. .,ss@ ,rar.pol. Daniel Webster BOls.r AerAad
o. 3 so.a ,r,s.por, Cs,bcrnc Whiting Cobb wiiniO.
sSs Win s;0 ' 20, S S; 20 u j 4 and
d.p.iom abrslt,r. nd.s to A. Jabusrso Co From ca-
e s n , ysS s'S' sI sassfs p Of Ss
stove buwuras hat Is 10 Ion. a, exchanged engitudes
With Br ship oid snSsnd of pymoath NE, TO ,he scnta'
werd Vi he sh ras.ed s'ye qnan tiles Of spsrs sdriN
Big &. D. kssoin. tet Ea;,su ~ Perkins as.sm0ros
Bag Caracas tof Beuauds Bright, Havana II days with sa
gar to 4 nanlt. Francois 60.
Big Loius, FawnsE. Asanzas days with sugar Brss
schr AIbci M..ou. Brown. Norfoh days. pine logs
schi. H. w. Norsc, c<swor vir:ini. oy,tors /
sehr II. c. Bartlett Card. Virgins days, pine logs
sehr. oaen c.thcar. Para 2e days. rubber, &c, James
scr Clara Rice, cenwNi. Il days. potatoes to puyoA
Hydo
sshr Adelino Po,st ra.boro N. g. ro,.oes to poryrs
ssh[i o Gas'Pe tBr.,, Smith, Windsor. N g. 10 d.y<
schr. Empress. Emery. nousland riue.
sShr NkAsDurg Hedges, Kock lyId
Schr. Harriet, Virgins Rockford.
scGr. Macy tiall. Bowln, Rockiand lne
sehs Water &. Hal, Spear, kockmnd. line
SER. Nautilus BillsbuIy. Royk aud, lunc.
schr. Superior. Hstch. Rockad ,
steauahlp Eagle Lswrenc. Havana, spodord, Teston =
Co - -
Ship n. H. ws,,sn tBr-nl Jaichsn, Genoa Feb. ''As
ale Wsrs Tloa.a. Nhite Elizabethport for Boston
sehr psSi on sao~, Portland lumber. for Ba.lns~
sshr. Sarah, French, hockiand . .l..
schr r. NJ Dyer Rich, Bangor.
se.r Sarah Maria Dairc. NowHoi,.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Res..si3 S,u .a:s4 Moon rises. i;esal
\ HIGH wATgR IHis DAY
Sandy Hook 3d7e Gov leland. 3;tsc Hell Gee.... S7se
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aloveasen,s o, Ocean steamers.


Tn steamer Reb, CO. Clyde, from Nev b-rnCol c. H. Dc
Groat Lieut.. Cot NJ w. Manning. Lieut.. d. NJ Reed NJ.
aud Mira Son,hsri Capt. A. y. Etstron Lieut. . Fsr6ca
Lea H. W. Atwood Capt. W. u. Aleu- and 81 in Storage.
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TOBY OF A WOMAN ForyD IN A SEwEa-Ibs
boiy q Mugrrrt Ho-ss, wdw rssions IN tsD Lronts
Commerce ru--dsy att Uncovered In The
the tie fn0s u fwc-st IL IL suppose
s fell -rbosl while h. oxclcd. snd noa,ed into the
BY the Using tide. tLs CorVr took charge Of tho
MIDAS.
Won sdcn ss arf...d ru-sass Tor DaeonsIy tearing
down enl destroying mourning to ou tue premises VI
Ms Nrr.susr 10 iii.hon W. mar C9rrs' Tie tokens
we.r ~ piayvd in hcnof u tn. PRESIDENT Lincoln Jehn
AuelnIn. rdgt Ddrr Han,Vnaye., ehorsed With ii
in. aud inJrc NJ the eonint tie oene hs ~aa
arrested disca eed by Justice bvesn The
a. "A committed for a .sal.py.
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Trnvesers' Guide.

TrHveters' Suifcs
ITO AI,snv ~ Hnt~, X L., from Jfl-s, Depot
4 y ana ~ a NJ suss;t' 9. ard ~ p N. ssn-
:, tween Chguocr. ~ D s.s. stations.
To A!osny BY Harlem i. T.. aah.i..Ahsv, 10
.nors by he Hc.sr.-y r. H. Dot II
4 CoTs,lan!,.i.. 9 sud i'll ni : p IA. sni u
To Boioo. by Ses .io, lon linz, Tier % n r.,
4 Hor~ irh Lire. Pier 70 \. e.. p.onc Inc. rirs
I ?1s. T.. aaj S;on'L-'oo line, lief :; \. Rdaiy
To Boston. Sy Nsrii.sen t. t., vi. Sprnsnrd
ai ss.,or ed r ' 9.,v dawes. < t. :. . ~, al. sI
/, sia Shore lire. Il. .ai p "a, Sunday p On.
10 dsepert by sr-"'-s bridgeport 200. OF reeS
70 S Bn., .,i he West; Is trs Raj, vsd ior
10 c.selsd o. b; 4 ante I'd .s,, @..ra
nec,in, with Raj roeds Tor al Irnoi pei cEes 10
r. Vi S,rr,rocrt Q A. M ,snd o. sa.urisy, mJ,o
yapbsnk, ir.ip. FsruIius dslc. LONG .ani by H.
]. Hsirsis frcn J,aiss-.Iip and FOO; o. y+ti's..
yoI aai..a and 9io b; @snsr rlv '
SER Monday, wed, sdsy ant rrd,y loot Of
era -s,s Peer Slip at d sa6 .............. IL IN!
!rs The IVES, BY i;-s.yl7rr, i,,u:;. R''Irasa.
nom foot Of Cout,lnnd-t.. Philadelphia. m.
.Io tie We-. ny c~itrsl Railroad o. New-Jer-y.
via Alenfowa iroan pier 2 Y. H.. q tn u IA
r. sIs ~ c H. s s. ,.sn,g. r M. isg;
connecting at Port Monmouth with trains for
no Philsd-lphiL by Ncw.J-r--y hailroad loot OF
Courtisnd'-s,., Z 10 aud II !. ~, = ni.,4 ndop
aud p midnight. sauSsv................... p N
10 PhiAdelpnia. .lsfwsv ard Strai,5cst, Sou
days exec tied, via s,aiea snd AmOoy from FOOT
ofBarriny.st Gs. m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To Pr,yldcnc- by Neptune ai-sn sip Co.. Lins.
i'y from Ii,r q loo 81 Rohinsons,, n r. 81 M
a.,y ron pier foot q sI"n.y'. 49,: 4n.
iS .sS..s1 y safr,s';sy + a '. nd /!
minzl sund.y p n.l
Foo further nf,rlsiou resiid to Railroad Tms Tsbss,
tiseu Al u
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-, ,,,.;l,,n. thst ANYTHING musical criticism OK
co. t,d shonld be published ch1rt him. ne "i' OF
NJ San 10 psint Lin wGrhy now lie has left
woad not offend is pure nature En,h'ses s"s% moi
sae ~ Kin bo had seen so c thai vrs iaetous
ttat b. Gis;ruted Toe roa excepting upon te ii"v2'
evidCicr thGt ~ was real DISCRIMINATORY
ever. frshed lin. Ina; ne WIS sopegiss
0iin opt 81 t.ie 50 " loA % sh;l, m Temporary
IN n,oa w.. ,'.e no lnr lin vel viii deny hut
80 finely strung mature nu' ne ., !, burden of
,cSts MI. ,c,i le pard, cd ior ice'ecline Other
mons talk soretnea ani giving inl ye' u u,inse !.
His who's eduoatioa ann alhint "'' IT, 80 r,,bcr
a.; ~ 10 aS ~ The nrcst p.rt very mucn reeivedi
esoacally wlrre be id n0t THINK II ~uith VINE u
make much eiio't eli nc u'J 1'.u
wo'u ~ henHo ,ery Jeril: bi, c0rntenancc
a WAS All diane; ard, as bis knowledge compassed 81
Geps,tueLss oi -, ncs a 'r, In cccs OF hi.
noerrt friends where be .et entirely ut home aud d1
% fenr heng misunderstood be was ellen met'! h.u
is h. "scd ri,en ~ snlirsn wItb graceful coutibu
t0us 81 las AIT. nnd me s"li' Enun % ~.
singers iemcineet US pIesen's WI" hI n, ,eh r.
est Espectly MS TOUT see s v,Iu , Nc a. MI
s,s an N"vh .nv! sncb .m"s Mnslss ian VIZ.
tho yer, picture OF amiAbity tie very REORGANIZATION
q. lovely eaaractcf
Although 'his Noluihe can iI"Ae NO p''''"'''" y
the character OF ch exhaustive o' ei'oo'"''
phy, the American editor mas ",h earHcu tn'
thanks OF tie public by the assliuiiy with Wh,cs
ne has soucht for available materials and the tast,
o,1 sl;r vii, which h, Lns anplicd them TO III
';,,,s,..,;,u =. ~. ;,,,,ros,i,c ,hcmo.
.
,srlRIrUAL TROGnEss, BY !. w cussrSe'' D. D.
! "a 49, c ,h;, ,.ol,uo y DISTINGUISHED
ino HeehV' WI 'i'S ''i''N'
Roman Cotho ic clergyman OF New York. las aimed a
pressp,ipg familiar exposition 81 Catholic morality
according to tie rules II Chris ian perfection laid dow
hy the biggest authorities Of thst Church He has
avoided all details 81 argument reference. text. 81
quotation which might incumber his calculation OF
satjeo combining himself TO tie statement u principle
adopted TO tho instruction Of inqairiag rroie'ta"ts
recent converts aud sincere. bit rncducatcd Catholics
The work is written with great fer,or ind simplicity
exp essioh' SD'un'nS ;" s"'e"'o 'p"', 49,.
anu 'ee'Ns o~ ''''' ' "
ico""on ec"'o'
sHyMSs FOR TIIR CHURCH ON EAFTII. Selected an
.nsnrea ny ne H.s. . u LILLE d. ~ Law Up w.
,,, e 49,; oo,,oo,;o, or @,
ino Peo"""i i'"'u'o Va .'''' 80
eTea poetry is ue o"i'Si'" VI "'o0' " VIC
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Meme n

The steamship Fage, Crr Laurence rem Havsna srnse4
.r passage days and 10 hSaa We sssiu rd<etsa
q DIX, h ". INbsst " Parse5, i0r fAvpsa
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| A neat edition in blue and gold, the first aad
cond series OF Essays by r. W. EsEEsoS Is pubibed
by Ticknor 4 TeIds. only handful OF readers nee
make acquaintance Will these 0rpLio oscles for H.,
FIRST time bpt tie present Issue brings tbom forward "
attractive exterior. and aill tempt many lovers q
mystic thought anu quaint expression To renew Their
familiarity with such specimens Of boh quatlcs
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or this lat opium fed donkey boz who Loks ess human
thsn the donkey which be thinks he drives Dogsnss
trimming his lantern Ia his tab watched with grave
ooks by the circle Of noble dogs who seem phosophi
csy 10 study tho efforts u this hamsa creataro TO reach
their higher level Whatever II be- we feel ourselves In
THE presouco VI poet who welcomes ell phases u hs
studies With unweafyng patience and shsrpest eyo
|their outward brtn ald PERFECTLY and completely
sets before us that we. toa Ia all that he
|sav. and eli that thoru u 10 SEQ.
So thon In these later works. he unrvs the scroll OF
Eastern life and only iuent ~ sos and not TO DO de
|ccived brings out into homes. daylight the glowing
|woof In all its dusky splendor wbioh time and dis
tanee and the msnytoned reon Of dissenting travel.
ers voices had made unreadsble riddle to tho West
sad says with cim a1slraaoe "Dchold the truth: not
|itrome's word. nor Frenchnans word nor any Euro.
pesns. but the trath. eiear OF all lingo OF personality
|unmuddiod BY suy national prejudice Behold this iio
which. TO the oonmon oyc. wholly diverse. ~
rsnross TO the microsoop.ts tho sport Of
ditch water. but which, TO tho ,oel Is in all essential
lpoiats tho sane "a ours"
This Arab prays. Alone under the vide hing canopy
lof tho deep blue sky. signed ACROSS a, II In silent
answer 10 prayer Us silent by tie remuou, yature OF
Ioho snow.wlIte cirrusplumo the bsuodfotioa Of an
angels wing DO stands with hoad bowed down. with
In setvile posture as OF says
before his master bs With proud humility as " lord
before Liza Ling. Ills oespread cloak beneath his max I'd
Set for all cmplepwemeat Of starred n,osaiohis long
aad slender spear stuck upright In tbs sand beside him
for all taperng minaret Of hottest os1ue-hs worshps
81 sublime simplicity anhiudered by priestly cou.e
Grafton IN stenh!o ronred by no Aanan isnis Near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

Moaday, July 3l.--A clear, dry, cool morning
that L. cool for the seasonappears favorable TO the droves
nre. The market opened with about 100 buocks In the
ale p.n and usual the retail butchers were tie that
made he r part the trade most lvry aud II lively
nm Ia about 10 O'Clock at slight decline only upon the hrs
... of hes, cattle Indeed salesuenone in pardcu
who hon stock this week aud atdcars the market
stock rs good day this day week Others
saw they have sold good stock at loo " 10 they cod last
wek al c Others have sold their best stock to-day 1c
but there doubt about the poorer class being cent
lower than last Monday particularly In tile afternoon,
hen trade very dull and statesmen declared they
offering ord good fair steers at cent pound lower
than sales Of the grades and night there
fear that all the stock the market could not be
sold W. do wonder when look receipts since last
report Say loo here to-day 500 sold during the week lb6
cold Bergen. $40 direct to butchers and 400 probably at
downtown abes-mak $500 to which further add.
lions may be made The great supply 10 tho
dunes OF trade aud dec inc of prices this evening An
other thing affected the market to-day boat load Of 900 head
behind time and In about 10 O'clock and drovcs
said, "knocked the market endways" That something
has knocked upon the tail of drove The quality this
week Is very various. There good many very even
Western droyrs of fair Durhan aud there many very
ordinary hafied steers and some, particularly Canad.
stock extremely coarse the VI which sell at GlJ
pm.
CLOSE OF THE MARKET.
TBesddy Aug l-Ony 50 iresh cattle In this morn
in which not enough effect tho market IN the least
and these and the leavngs Of yesterday all sold before noon
about the Monday evening which ws.e con
sidersbly less than morning sales Probby soot cse
could be had this morning at l5c as bhou.h oc at ina
ins Of the market Sill dTorss appear 70 be connds" o. '