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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
The Nation.

tn. following are the Contents TOR the issue OF
Thursday, Oct. &c, Iscs'
The Week.
Southern Policy,
The Eight-Hour Movement
The Crisis in Prussia.
National Charities.
The One Humanity.
Reduction of the Military Esfab-
lishment of the Government.
"Ea.ncstncss."
The Temper of the South.
The South as 1t Is.
Capitalization in France.
The Servant Question
Literary Notes.
Grimm's Michael Angelo
Poetry of the Orient.
Coles Biographical Dictionary
Two Men.
The Slave Power.
Art Notes
Music.-Nfuslc Of the Week.
Trnas: Six Dollars per Annun' IN Advance.
six Months, -Four Dollars.
Wl.,a delivered by CARRIER In New York or BROOK
Ign, Fifty Gents additional.
JOSEPH II. RICHARDS, Publisher.
fso Nassau st., Ne
tT- FOR ssle ny News Agents.
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land; Bot 429, 500 Russel Sturgess Luph. o. 800 r.
III. Palmerton; saffron 1850 d. Townsend; An
emone $1,000 =. g. j. Flanagan, and Kalma, t9,9oo
W. Gladviih. Total amount, s5J36jG
| The tugs Catalpa and Clinton were withdrawn from
the sale the Navy Department having for them at
present.
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nECIaInN9.

u.,vL. Van Hooten azt Oscar Van Iouteu Ida Rich
sre at Geo Rhnass-Reporss confirmed and judgme nts
OF divorce granted. - AZ ~, -,
John 4 Knox sgt. Ellzs A. knox-Repot confirmed ana
Judgment ordered =, - 80 a..
richard Lonekenan agt. Geo. NJ: Goa-Motion granted
samuel p White aet. John NJ Corles-Mouon denied
cbsre. W Helnsn ag,. John G. Smith Henry Ilyman
eg, Kaufman Baer; Morris J. Adler agt Morris Mayer
Emma j. Belts ACT J. Sidney Betts.-Report confirmed
and Judgment OF disorce granted
In r the application of HELEN Runyon-iepoTt OF Referee
confirmed and order granted
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SENATORIAL NoMISATIoN IN BRooKLyS.-At
n meeting of the Democrats in Brooklyn Oh Tuesday
night, BERNARD Hughes was nominated for state
Senator for the Third District.
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Pnsseugers Arrived.

4, ,e.u.hn Teu,oui. from Hamburg-F. krtus and two
hdren otto Heinz D. Chappon, Geo Reinhardt wife and
child Lewis Mozer ). Heeth.r Louise tnk and 'on, L.
Kr,n. and four children Csetkosky L. Dsyidsohn Henry
TreemAn, ~ Dieben, I'm. Aron.ten, 4. Wctz, w kunhe
wife and child Margareth Hon. Car Frisiu X and j. Grun
baum Hector Charles.
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SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT UNION CoN'
vFNIioS-The delegates to this Convention met las'
evening ~ No s35 Fourthnyc., and unanimously noml
mated Thomas Murphy for Senator.
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LADIES BALMORALS. - The most sensible
Boo rs io cold weather the ladies admit are CANrhELL
Those not familiar with their excellence should
III st C.SrHEILs establishment No B3 Broadway between
Eleventh and Twelfth s tASTkELL prices are moderate
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TEkx-OCT. 25 - Boor
Justice MoSCRIEY.
THE KETcHUM LITIGAT1oN-IMroRTAET PRACTICE

SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TEkS-OcT. 25. - Before
Justice MoSCRIEY.
THE KETcHUM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRACTICE
McVeker sgt. Greenleef
The Court in this case rendered an opinion in
favor Of the right Of the plaintiff examine keehun o
lows: Moncrie J- Of opinion that party TO an ocuc
may be eqned s sDy tins rei erYkfmfI ai RceH a ad.
OF the nsture Of h6 cin the defense Section Ne ey q
the Code 40 provides in terms and without quahcetloh
NE nhorties cited against tf yiew holding that the exam
uton could be had after issue joined were all cases de-
cided pior to the year ib61 nj, -,
The Legislature in that year amended section 70 oy str
nc out The words respect any matter pertinent 70 th:
and deprives the authorities Of the reason assignee of
their conclusion.
The plaintiff should however be limited to such evdence
defendant sought to be examined has the right TO Know the
steut and Of the claim made against the
After service ofa copy Of verified complaint IN THIS ueuon
the examination should proceed -,
The application to set aside the order &c. 10 deleu'
Nj. Laooquss asked that the examination he set Gown or
10 ooloeh tomorrow The wit was thereupon aoJouhea "
that time. - -.
Mr. Lnocques for plaintiffs, Mr.. Bangs for deieadan's
ketchuin, &c.
Sidney II Stuart act The Greenwich Savings baDk same
act Union Dime Savings Bank.-Alotons srant,d.
~ Eastnor Bennett ReI &C. agt ADdreas.-Motion rfsDt
iou, st,tthsuer AIT. Albert speyer.-Moton granted
William II. McNickn sgt Augustus oreeniehi-Mo''o" W
set aside the order denied.
Before Justice MoSrLL
Charles Goodyear agt. Edwin A. Brooks.-Moton
lanes Hazs AIT James Gin Motion to discharge order
of arre.t denied with $40 costs, to ABIDE event.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEoIAL TERx Ocr ~
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
HYDE ag. Van VakonbuIgh.-Leave TO amehu
graned. See memoranda
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SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT USIos NoMl.
NATioN-Thonas i. Stewart Of the Fifteenth Ward
received the unanimous nomination at meeting OF ths
convention last evening. Mr. Stewart represented
this district last year.
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Ha. our heartie.t wishs, for suecea."-lPos.
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country md educated Americas Of al parties ssooA w
| ns, pride In sustaining it-"-lWord.
There IS no literary weekly which spprsseh~
strength and sbiliiy."-[Journd Of Commerce.
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FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (NO1AET)
NOMINATION delegates TO the Fourth Senatorial
District (MozarD Convention met last evening az NO
- Monroe 81 and nouiustcd the Uvn. Benjamin Wood
for Senator by acelemotion
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cotrRr cALrNpAR-TH,s DAY.

COURT CALTNDAR-THs DAI
SupRrNE CoURr CIRcUIT-PART l-AdIonrned
20 Frday PART Il.Calendar same as yesterday. FART
IlI.-Adjourned for the term. - ~.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT--THURsDAY, Oct.
sG-Nos + ST. 81 81 g. o. H. g. e., g. 49, 49, 49, a. 49, -
10 g. 81 -, 81.
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,,. ,n their efforts 70 establish penoticd N'' -
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the differences Of opinion upon poliilcA na
which uoes.arly divide FREQ AID thoashu" "r
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REFORM MEETING IN THE SrEuBEy HOUSE,

The Union GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KINGS
CoUNTY.-This body met at their headquarieTs NO.
Cour,.st last evening and a motion was made to re-
consider the resolution adopted at previous meeting
repudaing Jasper w. Gilbert. the nominee oi the
Second Judicial Union Convention FOR Supreme Court
Judge. The motion was iost-yeas, q; nay T. 1he
Committee then went into Executive session.
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esks Highlander Nichssyou rsovidenes for EliEabshp.
Eeh5. CsDems, 8ooheu, Providence
gchy Jshn Frsnk, Fowles, fswburypoft for Albanys
eehs Gleowood, Bsiley, Albsny for Providence. \,
gckr KsnduskeS Mitchell New Bedford for Eisabsthpors
echr J. w. Hsis. Stars, Providence for Pidsdslphis
6cbr J. Tnrner, Soule, Portland Me-. days. with lumber
SaLr. Olevia Bo1ton, fressey, Rockand, hiao.
ScIE Harriet Virgins, Roekand, lin.e
sehr. g. l.. Stevens, studley, Bristol, r. l.
goop r. Brown, Carr Providence mdse. O. n Stranhhan:
ssop Blackstone. Anen Provdsnes, mdse. 70 Gsorgs
stranahsn:
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TAKES THE LEAD!
THE ROUND TABLE


TURE AND INDEPENDENT oPIHIox
THE ROUND TABLE sssdy for hi, wssl IL c..
INDIAN SUMMER.
AMERICAN Va ENGLISH BooKaAxIya
FRoUDEs HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
DOSES FOR CHILDREN.
LIBRARY rABIa
LIFE OF wEDGwOOD.
THE NOVEMBER MAGAZINES.
LIrERARrAsA
Qiters,y News and Itena)
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE PUBusRllA
THE THREE SPEECHES.
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
FRANCIS JOSEPH
A STRANGE SCENE AT BARNUnA
LONDON. rt
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON. fn
WARDS INDIAN HUNTER.
ART NOTES
AxrsKxHsTa
WHAT A FAIR!
DRAMA
THE DRAMA IN THIS COUNTRY.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

THREATENED IMpEACnMENr OF PREs1,
DENT JOHNSON. - The Ani- Slavery
standard, of this city, which represents
the views Of the abolition RADICALS on the
negro suffrage question, threatens the im-
parchment of President johnson. Now,
aa 1t is known that the Standard, like
Wendell Phillips, exactly of the same
school, is as apt to burt out all it knows as
it is to know tho designs of its party. we
dare say that this threat amounts to
something more than empty declaration.
ln all probably'it GOV, RS a wide conspira:
cy and deliberate design, under the idea
That there will bs sufficient: radical ma.
Uor'tS in the new House Of Representatives
10 make out bill uf impeachment against
President Johnson, and the majority of
two:thirds acquired in the Senate to i'm,
peach him and eject him from the White
House.
But, supposing that all this is done
what will these abolition radicals gain by
the achievement Mr.. Fos,er, of Con
necticut, an abolition radical if YOU please.
as President pro tenn. of the. Senate be-
comes by law of Congress, in conf. rmity
with the Constitution, President pro tenn.
OF the United States. He will hold this
position until the Secretary of State can
make the necessary arrangements for the
election of President by the people in
the regular way. For this election the
friends Of Andrew johnson would unoues-
tionably proclaim him their candidate, and,
under the popular conviction of an unjust
impeachment, he would be re>elected 20
the head Of affairs by an overwheluinp
majority Of the popular and the electoral
vote OF the States participating in the cleo.
ton.
We believe, however, that if the radical
negro suffrage malignants try this expert
ment OF an impeachment, it will be
squelched in the House and in very sum
mary manner; for no man, however malip-
nant as factionist he may be, can shS.
his eyes TO the fact that Andrew johnson
in his policy of Southern restoration is piv-
ing great satisfaction to the masses of The
people, regardless Of parties, North and
South. Accordingly, we have only to say
to the abolition malcontents threatening
this impeachment of President johnson
that we donot believe they will be suffi-
GENTLY foolhardy to try. the experiment.
Let them try il, if they dare. -New York
Herald. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14
iSscRisED sH TO THE MEMORY OF LouIs
'o" oE sEnH sGn!AMiH AND JANE a1BEar.
OECEASE0. MAY 90 1onr ~At

. On - - & ~ LhE MEMORY OF LOUIS
W nPnFssSn AND AND JANE GILBERT.
Ar Art thou gone, our Lewis dear, ..
loo we'll we know thou art
me tears are gushing from our eyes,
AND anguish wringa the heart.
we sosiSw maoh' and yet we know thou art
In that etight world where God and loved one.
o. Our souls fair brother. art thou gone
10 heaven, NOW thy home2
Remember US in that bright land 81.
On, that We too might comel
lis hard to part, and yet it's right. -.
FOR zoo ih ,s eyer yer Just. twas he who gave our
Has called him back to dust.
Oh, dearest canstihou look on n. -.
From thy home above the sky9
Dost thou smile on these thou hast left on
earth, .~ -''' "
Who yet, Q, God, must diet
Thou II hast IN triumph passed the valley dark.
Hast reached the heavenly shore
can ono' 90. GOO Is praised nor sin. nor death.
We see now, as thou dest slcep.
That fase so pale, 20 white,
In, me hds tight closed o'es those dark orhs
Gpon so's .Rsyy 10y s".e: vas once .,a 80 bright;
Y, Whose hands are 90 meekly closed. ,..--.
Inc IN grave is now thy narrow homa
Much lpved. lost. carly. losti :
TSs,,:sa TSs tears like rain fell at thy DEATH.
=, lis wrong to grieve," sayest thou &, -
No no. indeed that cannot be. : x "
IL II esus wept Ger those he loved,
May we not weep for theei -.
We gaze upon The vacant seat :,
Thy lovely form oHoa graeed, ::.::.{ l..
And oft qppn the many. lines = ~.
Thine active hand had traced
And. think thas hand isieoid In death. ;.s....
And colder still that heart =" -
We We Try 70 sny,,"Thy will be DONE"
: Sspts Il, 1856. e2-lt: ~ - = A.A'ahS'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

So far, as we have seen, the members
chosen to the Convention are generally
nen Of sound Judgment. large information
and sound discretion. They are certainly
among the best that could be found in the
several communities. Richland has no
reason to be ashamed of, or dissatisfied
with, her choice; aud Charleston my ielic.
itate herself on the good sense which has
presided over her choice of delegates. It
would be imperlinent for US now to suggest
the details Of thoBork before the au uInst
body about to assemble in this CITY. OF
the solernuity and permanent import of the
du'y before them, they should, and most
probably have, an adequate idea. The
State is about to be launched anew, for a
fresh voyage, under new auspices. II is
now dependency. II is an. integral of q
vast and powerful consolidated empire.
which at one blow has shiyerea to atoms
all the principles and tenets w;ci it has al
ways been proud and pleased to assert;
and under an overruling destiny, TO which
we could offer no resistance. We have
succumbed to the decree; we have accept
ted the fat, which we could no longer
gainsay, aud yield that submission which
our conscience will not construe to mean
loyalty in the old cl,ivalric sense sof the
word. But our submission does not the
less imply good faith aud the. recognition
of the Law! We shall not be false to these
professions, which, however reluctantly,
have been made by our people; and with
this resolution fixed; our Convention will
no doubt decide to do ali that is required
as preliminarily necessary before the re.
surnption:of our relations with the Ma
tional Union. Let US dos:.what is simply
necessary, aud attempt no more; AND,
above all things avoid all unnecessary
complications, on topics Which might de
lay our proper action.-lp henir.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

IMPORTANT SALE. - Mechanics would
do we'll to attend the sale Of the Green
wood Gard Factory. At the sale, the
house and lot, the engine, machinery, &C.,
&c, necessary for the mandatory of cot
ton and woollen cards, will be sold. on a
credit till the first OF January next. The
proceeds Of tLeTsale are to be charitably
expended In educating destilnie orphans
of deceased South Carolina soldiers. See
advertisement.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14
VOLUME XIII. NO. %.

1t is our unpleasant duty to announce this
morning the death Of tho Hon. Il. p.
poylston, which occurred last evening
ABOUT seven O'Clock. A true friend, a
patriotic citizen; kind hearted father and
ootlng husband, has thus been cut off from
a community that priced his services and
9onored no. him many public positions.
n MS funeral will take place this afternoon.
AZ n,! SIX o'clock. at his late residence
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

8, summoned to decide, must have been in
tue ilye'iest exercise; seeing that they had
to determine on a question in which thew
we're without precedent for guide, and in
winch their pecuniary interests were deem.
~ concerned. - Underwriter's Circular
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

DIRECT COAMUNIcATIoN FROM CHAR
LLsToN TO CoLuaB1A.-We learn from
the Charleston Courier of Monday last,
that the Wilmington and Manchester rail
road cars have already resumed their daily
trips between Wilmington and Kingsville.
This gives the people OF Charleston an al
most direct communication. with Columbia,
S. C.r Ly way Of the North Eastern rail.
road, there being abou: twenty-five miles
Ct staging from kiugsville to Columbia.
A line Of stages between the two places
connect them.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

WArcn REPAIRlNG.-We are pleased
to welcome Mr.. II. 7. Tusteni, back to our
Town. ueis now prepared fosr any work
in his line of business. He is we'll known
:as a superior workman. Give him call.
His prices are moderate.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

Several important military orders may
be found III sour paper This week. The
address: to tbe freedmen should be read.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

8 Inc Louisville Journal says: 1t bas been
tuiiy subst~ntiated that the fellow wSo ~
.empted to steal George N. Sanders was
- no other than the man that struck B,ilv
a,';,.e! ra1.efson; What outrage win he be-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

tIon 70 Abbott y Co: If there is ROT in
the whole city of New York, some honest
avocation for these men, we will promise,
# they come South, to assist them in OBJ.
tanning situation whereby they may make
an honest living. "This advertisement is
not subject to the usual commission"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

The Prospectus Of tha Christian Index
will sbe found in another column. The
proprietor solicits early subscriptions.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

Capt. 81. s.; Kerr, offers some rare bar
gains at his Old stand, in Carriages, Rock
aways, &c.@ Give him q call. See advsr.
tisement 10 another column. 81 II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14
THE ABBDVILLR PRESS:
W a. LEE. EDITOR:

eB, The Press viii be fnrn ished weekly to
.subscribers for Two Dollars a year, in nd-'
vance. Provisions of any kind will be taken
at the market price. ~i"'
Single copies, ten cents.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

LIFE ISsunAScE. aHn Hoxpop .1uy
rance Company ;n~ London held = meet
iup TO Consider ,tbe .bear;no of tha sue
tenn. ef 1homnonatI:ic mad;cai t,ss,.
ment in the health and ,ife of The comma:
make an investigators into the hitherto Nm, n
In carta;n: :ca,as g snch ais noe. 80. q lsa;s a
i'd ss,,'ss e. sss,.s Ss's se's .sS'ss ;ss gss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

cB Oas friends Captain II. S. Kerr
and, Dr.. Isaac Branch. this week laid upon
,our.table number Of late Northern pa
per-. For tbis kindness these gentlemen
have. .onfthanks. ,.$,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

The editor with the other members os
THE Convention. let our quiet little town
.on Tuesday morning for the Capital The
editor, will write to us during his absence.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-14

~-IisEhAL, REhH.-We are TINS. week
indebted to Messrs. Abbott & Co.'S Adyer.
;tising. Agency, 80 Nassau: street, New
York, for some liberal preposi,ions for ad-
'vsrtis'ns. One of, ~Lich Is for Bradley,s
Patent Hoop Skirt. For an: adsertise.
ment worth more than eight doll; .or
the first Insertion be. makes tie following
,extrayagsnt offer:
"Please insert the advertisement below
81 Vests Bradley & Cary 8 months, pay.
able as fellows: upon receipt Of your paper
6gt I'D, Continuing tistg insertion,i with ad-
;qertisement PROPERLY matkedf s Messsrsa;
Nests..BralIey g. Gary will forward 10
you (express Charge prepaid Two: Of Brad,
ley's Duplex Elliptic Hoop. Skirts, worth
"a each. They request that; your paper
be sent them while the advertisement con-
times Therein. : l'htsT advertisement sub
Jet TO tie usual. eobsn.ission. fThat is a
dsductionef two r|oiiars. 3. =.
"Eety re .psctful'y, Anuogr g. Cor
= In. addition to the advertisement shove
referred to, 4 spocial notice worth ,fodr dol
Lars isappeaded and INCLUDED.
Z: Another sdvertisenasnt:is for, ,Reveread
; ;Eaward-A: Wilson: Williamsburg, N. y;
offering q pfiee equally a. liberal as that
: Tor tlte. hoop skirt aaysrtissment. I'VE
would inform fhsse gsntieinsa thai this old
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