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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-18

A,,,r., ,
la, 49,, =. a.. -s,,--
'A"u -so va" s"aS'e' ny "A 'oonsfs s'he'
with doubls-barreled guns, near Virgins Civ, on
Monday NIGH, who ,ool ali Al. ,.In.,l.. ~ A.
.',I ~.
express snu pAssonssrA amounting 70 e'""-
Among hs passengers w" D. L. bAtcheldo'r' NJ
Boston who WAS robbed Of 81, 800 No ono VS.
,n,r,.d
''p"eu
MONTREAL paper states that Bennntt Young.
leader OF tho ~ Adams radsrs, has ob.ainst from
Judge Wilson' oil Toronto iuli scPui1'Ai
ArssALn operative In one Of the Maine mills has
earned $3.50 In the past four mon'ha averaging ~
Ter month, or 1850 per yesr, and last mouth ,hs
earned over SGi
Owt,s 10 ths un,ov ard result q, Al, New Jers,,
election . gallant hun u,fortun.t. W..b,,,,, -,
Dsmocrs, wa, Obliged 10 wheel a successful R,,,-h
rcsn from Inc CAM ,ol IN Inc Wh,ts Uouas
- -,
hhotak D. hHH Isoss an old rondent Of n.
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In our teegrhphio columns yesterday the muir
der ~ = wife 10y an insane husband was an
nounced. The Hartford CoURAVr has those par
ticullrs
Mr.. and Mrs Greene were in tho house alone,
TIER dsug ters snd nephew having left there
about hal pas, aoveu, there being ut that time
nothing unusual IN the appearance If NJ Greene.
At hsf-naF nine Mary johnson, Diana Foster
sud Robert Gibbs (cooredl, Henry Kcnnedy and
=. Cummings on their way from church, we're
~ithiu . lev rods Of the res dence, when they
heard The cry Of murder NJ. k,nneiy said
that c. soon n no reached the fruu1 Of the
house be saw Mrs. Creme stand nv by the
front psIlor window, which was open, the blood
streaming from her neck. lilo into tue room
aud sA.i mrs Greene, what 10 tho matter ;"
She TeVlel, M. Greene Las killed me-hc has
escsrei You Won't find him - Kennedy ran
for Dr. Rsresford, who came Immediately, but
sue was uead ON his arr val. Mary johnson, an
intelligent 'oloroi woman, followed Mr.. Kennedy
into tle 10 So. Mr.. Green remarked Inat her
husband had 'ut cr neck, AVID sske TO he helped
up stairs Mrs. JoGnson and Mss Foster telpc1
her up Stars n her room, AMI as sAe passed il
slide the door, remarked, ~ am FAINT" and fell 10
me moor, W GU she soon expired from loss o.
blood ire Interior jugular vo n on the right slde
of me neck was cut, tho wound being very deep
and extending n I'M .he ear 20 tho chin. Mrs.
Gresne remsrked 10 Mary johnson ,kM she bad
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Pou0hkespii, Noe o.--The State Conventnn Of
ooloIed men adjourned at late hour Wednesday
night. The proceedings throughout we're very har-
nonous and Of an instructive nature. A state
Central Committee w~ appointed, 10 urge The fran.
ohise and other questions affecting the Interests Of
oolored Americans. Previous TO the hn1l adjourn
ment Of the Convention, the tOlosinz RESOLUTION US
unanimously adopted
Rssolr,d, That this Convention 10 of the op nlon
that thers shoIld be representation Of ooored men
IN tho CITY ct WashingtOn from the different set
tions 10 he IheIe daring the session NJ ConcTesE
supported by the people, vho-e duty u should ~ 10
uTge upon ths membsIs NJ Congress the importance
Of havn the status Of the roored Amere % nNei
In the land that his color shall not he bar 70 his o.
cupying any position, or TO the enjoyment Of all the
rights that appcTtain to citizo nship.
Qlite anumler OF counties we're represented, the
delegates from which returned to their respective
hnmca Today
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The Preach Empires, Among tho Choier.
Patients


A corresp ,nisn, OF the Loulou sra, writes. o..
totcr %:
At. pusrter before ten this morning. .Iur
wslt ny past The Hospital Peaniou. a d.rt coach
snd rsir drove up ~ the entrance IN tn Ysubourg
g.. uouore, aud the Empress, accompanied BY q
laiy in-wstius anil by her chamberlain, N. de 4.
Orange, descended and srtrre the hospital vhe-.
can assert she renamed III past eleven IJsr
Majesty wss aurci In black silk and wore gray
bonnet. From the lest authority, I io,rn h,t
she requested W lie taken 10 the cholera wards
where sue approached the bel Of esch patient
and In the case Of the dying the Empress knelt by
their side and endesvored 10 bear their l.sl earth
" wish. Having gone slowly through every ward
her Majesty visited the Kitchens Of the Lospi-
s- ana requested 10 o.. 70. food preparing
assm excited by this visit among o. imprc-
sonsbo people a. the French can hardly be
imagined. The Empress has been represented a.
distinguished only by her personal brsuty, dignity
ami graceful demeanor but she derives more
poasure from the exercise Of domestic virtue than
from the routine OF STATE etiquette or the glare Of
adulation which necessarily surrounds her chrome
the hour, abe spent las, spring IN 'he cells of La
R'queue Penitenhsry, drawing from each Of the
juvenile delnqueus the history Of bis life and the
days she has sincs dovo,ed W The reno, isnng Of
ho prison system which has led 70 such beneficial
results 70 The young dslinquents OF France, has
maio deep impression. Her conduct a. nj.
arriu, -hen in the dead Of the night she
Quilted her brillAn, salons W take her place
by Me cot OF Emile de Girsrdin's child,
then dying Of The worst forms Of dip
iberia, Tor The sole purpose Of inducing Il TO
swallow medicine II had refused, viii rsvsr bs
forgotten. Her visit to-day 10 the crowded " ards
Of the bsauuou--the words " woinsnly tenderness
with which she strove W comfort the dying aud
give courage " the convsloscont- set Of fear
less courage and devotion has proved more than
any public ceremonial could do that the Empress
Eugsuie 10 worthy OF her exalted station. A the
PLAIN dark carriage drawn by . pair OF posi-
horses and attended by q single servant, drove
her away from tho hospital, I heard . work man,
IN blouse, cry out, with UNPAID" enthusiasm,
From tho Hospital Besujou she drove TO the Hospi-
tAl Lari6oisere, where the nra cholera patients
were taken.
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A Traaic Wedding.

The Town Of kaschus, in Hungary, has inst b~-u
The scene Of tragic event. A gentleman n the
environs was 10 be married " . young lady of N.
town, and on the day fixsi for tho wedding ,he
bridegroom and his friends went In procsssLon 10
k.Schua- preceded by band Of music, and 6rn,g
rifles - they passed along. During the repast.
which was served sner the csrsmony, one ~ ths
guests jessed with the Bridegroom On the sudden
dis.ppcsranos Of the bride. who had gone to her
mother in the kitchen. Tho husband wcst 10 hnj
women, requested her 10 return TO the dining.
room. She payfully refused, and away,
laughing a. she went Her young hurband then
took up rite, and, aiming q, her, cried, "Coms
and replied, Fire, II YOU like r. Tho rife wepi
on thA. instant, and the poor girl To-! MORTAL,
wounded she dsd three hours later, sft'r sAan
Ing her unhappy husband that she felt certain b,
did not know tie ride was loaded
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From Washib gton.

MN4litNGTOs, NoE. ..
Colonel Dan Dom neo T. sonnicnto Was introduced
IN the President to-day b. the Secret.ry Of sste,
and delivered bi- credentials ~ Minister Pcnpo
tentArv and Envoy F,traordiniry Of tho Arsentiae
lIeprblic He said in the cours, II his rensrt, on
mo occasion.
The let,,r m cr'dence appointing me Minister
'lenpotentiary md thvoy httaoriinsty OF the
4 irected N the lameuiei Abraham Lincoln, v hose
cath took plsce aroui ne time OF ny arrival here
eaeHed nov" ,,l.c,tS 10 ,enr,r 'Io"a INC
Iroted by my Government TO express to
h. on pae3s S,b me ouI hand hand, shs pTiG1,
love received the account Ot thai traelcal event
hd a.o 10 cong, tulat. ou upon the honor Of ruc-
feditg that nome ylcHm y. We T9.k o. secuIlns
owe nBIent was formerly, your EHee.lenoY tnors
at o. The peop WHO formerly constituted the wee
,, aitv u bIenoe Awe. AID lees hy ,he will Of
ateslueL hud tire uuiO Ut ul even the revolution
az bevn competed GAd federal organization
instituted Tue On, sep vnich has been she result
deliberate iorC'i ousht wa 'p conform ~ institu
pns TO yOu oN 10, lel.rvln- that Al experiment.
hAppy ~ ia rusult. ~ yours, should be
n as a. lesson and mode, relieving us
the n1cOs- T. OF lnNeHIug peW pOntcaI
unations that SIC Gu.-crCus IN ~ much
In have Dot the sauc. ION Of experience
WI, ith The ~ .ue'i2as Ji .Dy government IN
holnrohes lut pc. pc ua'ts ll.efty, 10 ClIse by
is puce, II at ~ IA 20 icy that Ihe repnhlc
enjiu Al. nrlr' -vnonyiaCu, with the prosperous
did, tuai ueye Vi.uent Of the poop.Ca Gu.ran-
port Independence OF the pr,s, M Governments,
eou1lce OF IN irrational tranquility ind internal
IOodhe noble nlarioI Of toe United States; aud
ia with it- rOyarnment the continent OF
IoId which III institdtIonf established between
luitt lepublio and ON nsius one is OUT ardent
tu 4tny hoaOIabe and pleasant duty,
&c The President replied
but d ento regret the delay that has attend.
III q ylea ancr lerr rs the Minister OF the Ar
w.! 1L"chlc / thank GU and your Govern
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Friday, November 10.
wIRZ.


Ne Communication yet-Thc Assistance Of
the swiss Consul Refused BY the Pris-
oner, Etc.
Washington. Nor. o.-Loui, sehade, Of the counsel
NJ Wirz, had an Interview with the President TO-
GAY BY appointment his object being to procure
on'nmutston ofthe sentence The President listened
rtsntively 10 Mr.. schsde, representations and said
" him that be would 10 the hest he could. Thi.
afternoon The Chancellor Of the s-lss Cousul General
Dad prepared q petition astins the President
" commute the sentence lie Inquired vhoth-
er the counsel could do snythins for
him, -hsn the prisoner replied he regretted to
Say tina, the proercd assistance Of the Consul came
the las, hour and that the refusal Of the Consul 70
receive monev in behalf ofhls defence had done him
immense harm, the II came from the repre-
sentative Of bis native country; and vhilo he
thankful for the offer he could not sccept II.
The rrl,oner vas asked by a lady to-day whether
he had hcre ~ to another worli Le replied Madam,
I have hope; the srcaies, sinner has horc, and Why
should not feeling my scf innocent Of the charges
for which have 10 suffer ~
Mr. schsde is 10 have final Interview tomorrow
morning heforo O'Clock after which enc but bis
virtual aivi,er Ia to conver'o with him.
TN Maiil
The Washington s-Ar, Of Wednesday, rays;
.TenerSi AuFur, Commauler Of the Department OF
Nashineton. has becn sc.ec ell BY The War Depart
usnt to carry out the ,entcnce in the case Of Win.
General Augur yesterday directed MAJOR q. y. Rus
eell Provost MArshal IN this Department. W make
The necessary arrangements for the execution, under
-hose immediate charge Il si1 take p ace in the Oid
Capitol Prison yarG Major kutseil has succt eded in
securing Al eNecutiouer, and to-day uorkmen ae
onsased in erecting an enifely new rslic,. the one
heretofore used for mintary executions beinf dts
reured With this occ sion. OWNS 10 the limited
space OF the ward on which the execution vill tale
place, II will In measure be aprivaie one, no ono
tene admitted 10 tie yard except thoso rho obtain
pase There will be but hunaiei plssss Issued,
including those 20 the repesentsuye' Of the press,
To-day Major Russel's office va literally besiefsd
by parties anrious to obtain passes 10 witness the
execution, hut they we've all disappointed, ~ none
vil be ifsued until Tomorrow
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strange story 10 told by Paris correspondent,
ola Mile Edith p, young lady Of good fan
ily' but without fortune, who was however an
accomplished musician, and who published sons
years EGO, several Of her compositions which gam.
Cd her celebrity. As she also happened " poea-ss
considerable personal attractions she soon hat .
swarm OF admirers buzLlng round her, Iinluct A.,
she len IN tho hands u ono OF the rnoct ardent
among them some letters capable Of being nirnsi
NnIns' hsr. "otman, great snstsur u muse
nov enters upon hs scene, falls IN love with the
ladN' And makes her his vile. The bsroness. get
ting hint Of danger likely 10 arise frorr ,Ls
listers before spoken Of, underworld by hook or'hv
crook, To get them iuto her hands "Ot 1., fsp,.,
vsut, Dtsu u D.ut," SAYS the old Freunh nyo,.yS,
and SO by series of Romantic Incidents sts sn,.
eeeds In recoy ertng them all but Instead Of may.
ma an a"'o-odye At oncc, as she should have doo,,
Of tho DANGEROUS miss vcs she placed them Ia :,
private drawer in order 10 rs-rcad once again a.,
toilss Of her youth. Suddenly the bsroness Amos,
~ her horror, thu, tho letters hsvs disappesnoi-
nave been stolen, IN fact, from her desk, month
passes, and clue 10 found W the thief til o,ly
. few DAYS ago, . man calling himself . business
agent, presents himself 10 the baroness STA
ting his business to he of the most pr.
vsts nature He u course 10 tho possessor Of ths
letters having bought them from her ex;Js,apc.
de-chdmbrs, and In true dramatic style no de
mands an oIorb,snt sum for their return. II she
refuses they will 10 made public, and that in such
. way W ruin the no tits,ion Of the Iady n, !,
o. remarkably rude that the high spirited wcn,h,
losing psnonce, has him thrust out Of tho house
This honest man Of business, who occupied ,
respectable position in Paris upon bis return N
lis office closets himself with smother party, "
whom, for some reason, he tells the story A elert
Ia the oussr Office, sort cf Dick swiveller, tsksa
W 'Airing his eye 81 the koyhoe," and overhearr
this confidential chat The result Ia that he bre.kA
open another dost, aud (most chiv.rous once
clerk y pisces the letters once more in the hands
Of Tho baroness. This time she does III. thing ,hs
ought 10 have dors beforo-shs tails her huIb,nd
frankly what has happened, and hands him ii.
pseksi which he losses behind tho ere un-rsn.d.
Now comes in ,he Police CorrectionsIle The -.
spectacle man Of business, furious Al beng ROBBIE,
Of papers intrusted W bis keeping, calls an tho
police, and Mr.. Richard s~ivsller ID must he D,ck
is locked up. The matter ooInes before the
proper tnbunsl, invsstig cations arc made, aud ihs
clerk Is released with . compliment Tho rsspsc.
able man Of business takes HE place on . onArys
Of conspiracy W sS,ort money. The first pur-
loinor OF tho letters has yea 70 be discovered.
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Mexico.


Nsr Orleans, Nov. s.-Mcsican dates Of the 18th
ult are 70 hand. The general inability Of the Ju.r-
iss TO compete against tho Emperor Msrimilisn vas
daily becoming more sprNens. Veis Cruz, Mszn-
tim and Acapulco had been made maritime preiec-
tures. The landed proprieon In San Lu. were
msting movements for emigration. The French
troops wero a. MaEhtian on the 18th Of October
Trade between TeSw and Mexico Z. increasing.
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enracter sud We may reasonably hope for the speedy
difappesranee OF the mslsdy. The vessel hiss been
thoroushy cleansed and himieatcd the he iding and
cothins OF the passengers aired and ventilated, and
sooh as we p.opeg facilities are offered, all the
linen Of the passenrer will 10 Nuhed and everY
measure adopted 70 purify and disnfect.
Respectfully, your otedent servant
THO waller N d
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louisiana.
Mere Labor Regulations. Etc

A,tn OrLednA NoU. T.-General Fullerton has lust
Issued two circulars, ems reminding the freedmen
that the time Is approaching to make contracts for
lsbor for another year, and the other directing all
officers and agents collecting the school tar " report
10 him with the collections The planters have
adop ed plan Fet the freedmen to pick their cot
ton, and II Il meeting with success Whel tho day.
work done the cotton picked by eaoh ircelman Is
measured, and he Ia paid ACCORDING " tho smount Of
cotton he has picked
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The Iiarri. Divorce Ca.e.

Ner London O., Nor. 9.--ln the Harris divorce
cas- Judge Phelps has rendered . decision granting
adivorco TO Hon. Jonathan \. Harris against Mrs
Jane N. Harris lie gee = complete divorce and the
custody Of all hs children, and she sets 10 alimonv
BY the las. Of Connecticut 10th marry n the,
ehoosr.
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TIE STATE ELECTIONS.
New York.

BtlGalo, Sov. o.-Erin Co.-wells, Republican, for
Mayor. has 362 msjority. Eric County is now
claimed by the Republicans by about i,OoU. Full
for the counties Won't be in for several days
Albany Nor. 9.-The Journal makes BaIlow's
election in ,he State n 900 .nd the Assus concee,
that II I, about that figure.
North Carelisa.
Raleigh, Nor. ,o.-At the btate election to-day
tv.nty-one precincts gave Holden 1859 and worth
aOib Those returns mostly from along the lines
OF the railway, whore the secession feeling predomi
mates. Prom present indications all the ultra Mon
men are beaten for CongTess, and that will he
elected Who can take the oath With tn, mesgto
return. al h.ud. no conclusion he formed
~ 70 the result
Louirinu..
Nsr ORLEANS nor. s-rhe total vote Of thi, ety 10
two.thirds Of tina, before the The country par
i.bea far ~ heard from, sive the Democratic
ticket the predcmlnsncy. The Conservatives are
nowhere The negroes had nine POLL. open In this
city, and two three In the Plat District, opposite
the city.
Mr. Orleans, Nor s.--The election Yesterday ps.,-
ed Of very quietly and orderly. wels, for Gov.
ernor, and Voorhees, for Licutensnt Governor, have
carried the city by an overwhelming majority l.. $.
Martin, In the LIST CONGRESSIONAL District Jscob Bar
kcr, In the I'd, and X. C. wJcklife, in tic %, are
elected by lsrse mnjorites. All the Democratic
candidates are elected by large m,iorites The Ls-
s.slaturc 10 entirely Democratic.
Washington, Nor o.--uuitsd States Marshal Bull.
lett ha. teiesraphed TO Washington s follows
N,D orleans Nor. I'VE owe to the perfect ad-
minis,1r.non o, the ;,o'srnmen, the mo-, orderly
policy - rep osented by Wells 10 triumphant by an
ayerwhelmns majority Of over 500 IN the cii'.
TIE remainder Of the state will follow In the same
track.
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From Europe.
Arrival Of the Peruvian.

The steamship Peruvian brings European hie''from
which We extract the following iems d news iso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

HOMRwARD BoUND.-The U. s. Hospital
steamship Gen. Barnes has been at our wharyes for ser
eral days. She brought passenger Col. nj. ClymeH
Medical Director of the Department OF the SOUTH The
object Of her visit Ia TO take to their Northern homes
the convalescent soldiers now NJ the hospital AT this
post The convalescents are making preparations to
leave, and in day or two will be Homeward Bound"
Happy greetings wait their advent among fond once
from whom they have long been, separated " setve
their country. lSavaunah Rsuublican. WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

A NOTED CANINE ARRIvAL.-The famous
Russian bloodhound Hero formerly the property Of
Rebel official Castle Thunder arrived at The AstoR
House on Tuesday. He weighs $50 pounds and can
drink from bowl placed dining table Of ordinary
hight lie Is said To be under perfect Subsection to his
master. hut he would be an ugly customer 70 have .
battle with. The dog is owned by soldier " the
l40th y. Y. Regiment named Mum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

CIXrH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
- THE COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
or SCIENCE AND ARr-The Trustees announce that the
Annual Reception Of the Female Art Department viii take
,t the Male Art Department ON UESDAY EVENING May
III, a. the sane hour. Il,
GREAT HALL or THE UNION WEDNESDAY
EVENING 3,t inst, at p. M, which occasion the An
nua Report Of the Trustees viii be read ana the a'A
OF certificates and premiums be announced
The Art Exhibition will remain open during the DAY on
Tuesday epd Wednesday, the 18th aud 3ls and nom IL IN
10 D. IN and no tickets of admission will be required
The Reading room VIII necessarily be closed on Monday.
Tuesday ednesday Of the next week ~ ORDER Of the
Trustees ADRIAN n hh"iii' secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

LARCENY OF MoNgy.-Andreas Klee, ma.
tive " Denmark, Tuesday arrested by officer
Butman Of the Fifteenth Precinct, for stealing SIS 10
gold and draft for : 100 in gold from Mr.. Thomas 4:
Holmes of No. 10 Thrd.ave The money was recovered
and the prisoner held 70 bail In the Of $50 BY
Justice Ledwith TO answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

HOPE CHAPEL,
No. IN Broadway.
AMERICAN srERF OSrOPriCON
Now on cxbib ion One Thousand PICTURES, comprisn1
the mos, beautiful Vows SatuBry nd WORKS Of Art Ia tbs
yord Ilahty Pictures 20 SQUARE shown every evening
The Who House F)ris Thenter Secretary Sewsds and
Peersons Houses Old Capitol Prison, Gen Jsck-ops NOM
n.u funer, Proces.on sc. Admission rs cents.
,ests 50 cents; children halfpce. Open q. 7 p.
nience q, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

NHE NEW (Easy.W alking) CRUTCHES
i arc NOW READY.--Csn be seen and tried, No SO
broadway These Patent Elastic Clutches acknowledged
DO the best and heaLet invented All prices and
sises from IS to ew Ca) and them. % 81 circular.
No. ~ BToaAvN. shove SpyiuGM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
OrrlcE OF PAcIrIc MAL srAAxsnIP coNeAsY, !

OrprcE OF PACIFIC MAIL STxASsnIP COMPANY
NEW onK, 10th Missy, 1863
DOTH DIVIDEND.-Noticei is hereby gwen
80 that The Boaxi Of Directors have this day declared
DIVIDEND ofFNE (5) PER CENT out Of the net esIn'n'
Of the ending Ag - payable at the one R 2. VIII
be rio..d on WEDNESDAY. 17th inst, and opened on
THURSDAY 18th inst BY order OF the Board o. Directors
THEODORE L. JOHNSON 'ecstary
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and Four,hs,r Entfsncs on lsoasy -Ses,nta'st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORki -
For Now. Haven 100 800 QI.,l llJOs W. us, tKxD
400 (Fr) aG 40 and SEQ EI,) p ~. ST., rs,
FoI Br dzeport. 100 100. OIL iib nj lib tE1p'
2 90 CFI J 345 40 and o 20 (fx.) m.
For Milford ana stfstiori 100 " ~ a m % ~ ~.
for fsirasid Southport aud WssPoi', 100, il'oh IA h
asp 40 ,r ,oao q, IA ,,,s ~ 4
3l5 40. s. ". 400 Or IN. ..o
For p,rien 100 90. ll.J0 a 3G. 40 $50 r. M
For 90 30 1872 m. ;Ji5, ~, 70 " m
For Stanford 100 400 (EI.) $50, llD a. IN Rlo, tt.xJ
400 az as 30 80 go 500 tEI..l p. N. ga =, q,
For Port ester and intermediate stations TOO, w. IL"
4 IA. 3t5, LJO so, 80 IVV .. H.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 (Ex) a0o tkT,,a"
For Bos,on, via Shore Line. 12is Rx.,, acop. m:
forIiarford and Springfield, so Hn,) . IN. (fr')Ao1
OIL 1918. 0.Op. m $500 90, ,o,.
ot Connecticut River Rsrosd. 90 M (Ex) l2i3p IN
10 Montreal 800 D. al. to Northampton. o ~ F.,
Tor Hartford Povisnce yI,d Fssi Railroad. AGO. iEI
New Haven New London aud stonins,on Railroad"
T. 90 a. m. IL IS 500, 500 Z. m.
Fo< Canal Railroad. l2iS o. M to Northampton
For fIou.atonie Railroad, a. IN AMI y. IN.
Tor NEuraiuck Railroad, 800 .. in., 100 ?. IA. 80,
Dor U.nbury aud Norwak Railroad, 100, 9J1 O. m, NV
Conan odous Sleeping Cans attached 70 800 m tram
JAMES H. HOfI, Snpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Di 'i0eno Notifies.
TRAysEsn OFFICE OF TIKI

CHICAGO AND N0hTH-NBsTK {
No o Ws.-st. NKw. York, lay II, 1868
TENHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
Il day declared A SEMlANNuAL nI.iGENDr tST Us
sis months ending 1865 of THREE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT the sIefertd stock OF this Company pry~
be ess the Government taxi this Office on ana s.I ,ns
ooh dey of JUNE next all holders shown 10y the Com
pany books at the of business the ih day Of June
The books fer the tIons, Of Preferred stock Tor the
dividend will be closed the afternoon oil TIE iWo eho VIII
reoren OF the morning Of T. e 2Ist Of Jnne.
TIE books Tor the OF both the common ana pre-
fsr.ed stock. lor the Arnla Meeting to be te Va
the lst OF nns next viii eossd the a>enocn Q; tie
20h Of MAY and reopen The morning of the sd Of June
~ w JAMES X. YOUNG. Hecretsry.