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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
1Jort-Uar6eils' Motifs.
Starr oy NBw.YoRK.
PoRr. .wARpgNS OFFICE, No, l0< Wallet }

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance witb
~ section ofthe act passed April a. 1851 entitled A
Yoi" to ali persons interested having charge of the
subject matter such inquiry examination sarsy tAse
the following vessels are under examination the fs
Wsrdeus and that the ssd surveys examinations w 30
Completed within ten days succeeding this notice. %
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THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

THE INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
Z on MERCHANTS. CLERKS AND OTHERS No. SIG
Broadway has by its Trustees declared dividend free from
Government tax, deposits entitled thereto for tie r
months ending December 81 1855, Of IS and not
ccSdng 800 the OF SIX PER CENT per snuum, and
larger tnc rate Of FIVE PER CENT per
payable credited TO dcposito aud aitsr MONDAY,
January Is 1896 aud no, drawn entitled TO n,eres. from
lei January. the same a. principsl .
AspRyy WARyRR Cashier.
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Sailed.
Disasters,

Disasters.
porox Dee 2a-The bark reported ashore yesterday meas
s the C. Colcord from Havana for Portland.
She k in charge OF wrecker but 10 doubtful she ,an se
The steamer Pembins from New.Yor for Boston, We
,ovod Into New yesterday to rsf having broken hsH
lighter schr s. c. Mies from Big P6 o'P'r, ashore -
Nv Hook
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION TUT
SAVINGS INSTITUTION TO!

TIDRTIETH 3EMIANNUAL Dl.DI DIvIpII ~, in,,ro,,
The TrDstees OF This Institution have directed tns a.
Be paid or al deposits 10y ths rules entitled thereto .s "a
rate OF SIX PER CENT per snnun on amounts o ,. sr
lass and FfVF.PER CENIper annuul, on All suou.s -
esednz $500 payable on and after the third nieno'' ."
ary, the Institution paying the Government tax .,d
Tho interest viii be credited under date u January o;,
not whdIswn viii receive interest ths ssSs p..,@sp
Of this, date. Z. J. Bko"r' Hs'ooS"
EDWARD ScBgLL, Treasurer
{. y. ALVokD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
E'RIE RAILWAY.-Tralns leave Depot foot

LNRIE HALLWAY Trans leaVc Depot loos
Ia of Cbsmbsrrst., via. Psvonia ferry;
Ia m psy Fypres, for Urnsndsi.ua. Rochester, Buffalo,
Salamanca AID West. Connects Buiao Win Lac. Shoio
sfirsav. sui wisn AuaAi5
and Grest Western ks'lusy. 49,
s.9oA m. Mih aud Way Train. daily, 10 Ods'ihe .
10 m, Express Mail, for BuaLo. salamanca and Dun
tk. connecting VITA Lake Shore shd Atlantic ana Crcas
Western Railway. 49,
tem WAY Tnin, for Port JevI. and Newbursh.
sp m. EIrht Hpres To- Canan!Ai.us Rochester Buisa
M lightning Express daily for Csrspdaisus, Rochss
ter Buffalo Salamarcs, Dunsik. aud West. Connects At
Rus,o with Iass Shore and Grand lrunk Mlways and st
s,lAm.ue. - Atlantic and Crest Western Railway
sp M E,ar ant Train dlly oT BufAo, Saainancs Daa
lLk aud Nssi. .e,, ,,,,,,>, -,
W. r. Blyv Gcnl PAS. Agent, New-i York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

The schooner C. A. Farnsworth, from Perss reported
Yesterday edition error.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NOR MOBILE-MERCHANTS' LINE

II Goes 20 tb, wharf with all her cary, To s.il SAT
friday pee 90 u O'Clock y. m. Tho fine, A l. fast sailing
s.whser steamship DAcOTAH, VIM Jones' m.iief nov
Heading AT Pier No r. H. will 81. above. For freight or
n,.ss ge .noly 10 MIIRaAY NEPuEW, No - soulh-st
Or JANFS " ELWELL & Co., No. u South t. A. J.
INGEKsOILG T. Co, Agents, Mobile
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tralns cave
i i Jsia.s slip New.Yors as follows:
9.Oos m. 0re-rpot Mail, stopping at all s'a'loai'
n ~ q. m. for sJcsset. - a.,,
Cop H. Yaphsak EIpe., aud 10 Greenpou on sa'nrisy'
l:C0 .. m. Syois, EIpIess.
500 y. m. FOR farmingiale. - 80,
Trains for Rosyn ard Glen Head leave 81 9o0 m ana
l:O0 o. M. chsngiug cars st hncolh. -
Il. WHITE Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAlL-
L ROAD-On and snef Mouday. Nov. g. trains for Albany
and Troy connecting with Northern and WeTn trains, VIII
leave New foTk a. fp.lows:
T:90 m Via Hudson River Railroad, Tlretht. and
TeutL.ave connecting with trans fog Norh and West
I0s ~. via iiudaon River RSioat cOnnccun. with North
EN- and Western t.uins -,
n M vie tIucm Railroad Twenty.si1hst. and Fourth
ave, connecting with trains for North aud West
$40 .. va ludson River Railroad connecting al 11oy
" ID train ior Montreal with slice pin .cers attsched 49,
60. NJ. via Harlem Railroad, connecting with "es.ern
trsn.. Sic. rin gears attachri a. Albany. -
~ M via Hudson River Railroad; scepngcsr. from New
YORK to Buffalo ard Suspension Bridge without chane Ihs
train 0 Sundays . .
I'll p NJ Ma Hudson River R,rosI with seepinycsrs at-
,sched connecting Albany and Troy with morning Trans
foT North aud West. .., .. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
(D.nd RRIYCF-Tt. New.Yoh and HsUe Sisam,hp
con.r,,s cls,. rn,i ste.m.lps ARACO and FULTON
Ley6r been thoroughly Ie.ted will eate Pier NO - Helh
h.st 9in ,9i hA'''' us~,, G.psDgs....No, 25 1887
SnH11ro I.xy. A Norroy........ Dee ~, lo5J.
.ooE.n1 TI,ssy A UApspyy.....Jsn. 40. 1876.
nhHnDyCVN; i.xys A yoTTot..,.....Pcb II, 1866.
.DD.nO.''''''' t1s.,x. G,b,psS...,.MsroIi IL los6.
nnnniTnN i.xys A NoTTOs........Apr. II, 1856.
PRICES or PASSAGE ~ GOLD. .ao
F,,i ~ Second cabin. ..'''''''s0o
Through tickets "a Londou.... Sssxhs
An ,rpsrie need aGrgeon on board. -, H..
The eompsny viii not be responsible for specie OF
uolcs. bil. OF sdnx having value e1Pfe"s, are h!Hsa
therefor. -.
fo' 'u""'' ISAAC BELL. Ptesideuti
No. ! Brosdvpy. New York
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lMPoRTRRs AND Traders NATIONAL BANK, I
Nvu.E TIas lf8fa

~ ou: OF the esT gsof tie past SIX months. free from Coy
VIII he psd 10 the Sto khoders Of tbis Bank,
on and after the I'd day Of January next,
Tho transfer books will be closed the 26,h inst and
opened on lhe ID Psoximo- u! order Of the boaId,
{. A. SMITH, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

.CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Ireatmen. ,11ei, ,vn o,
ofb, Pc vic yscera under the OF EDWARD
"a DIXON Editor Of Tie ScslpcL Structure. Pn,' neflco
cole Hernia aud Fula. Every case Of strs'ie adnis o.
,dicaI aud in w days and often an ne
date one by DR.. D's ins'rumeni. the Cretnio"n,
designed expressly to modify VI, Syres ope.ao @ II - st
cases OF the three hrst-euunersted thtctons ne
snt.sd II the case be undertaken. Once houIs uoh
daily and to evening" at No. AZ finhANr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

Union Reformed Dutch Church, SiNthavc.
opposite Aty strhe fifth OF the series OF d.courses on
persons reco.cons Of the Holy Land will be delivered by
Inc pastor. the Rev ISAAC s. HARTLEY. next SABBATH
EVENING, at II O'Clock. Subject, The Valley OF the
ordsn Jericho with illusions 10 the Customs and Belief Of
the bedouins."
Union Meetlng Of Advent,sts will be held 1t Dod'
wortl. Hall No 30 Brosdway at y. II. TOMORROW Ia
tho EVENING the meeting viii be continued at the ChCfch;
No lO8 West yfourhst, commencing at oeoeh and
continuing Ill the year eIpires.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ Psssengrr DEPOT IN New forS foot Of Librrtyst and
Freight Depot In NeYort Pier No. North River connect
ing et Hampton Junction with the pcswsre Lsckawsnns
and Western Railroad aud II kas,on with the Lehish Valley
Railroad and it, connections. forming direct line Piit'
blfgh aud e Wesi without clanse OF also to the Oil
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from tho Wet except Sundays,
when evening train.
One tain daily (eScsp, ssurdsy,) for The oil region.
SIXTY miles sud two hours saved by this line to Chicago,
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Nov. 90 lS65-Lcavr New YORK as follows:
At r Fsston. Msuch Chunk, NiliamsPort, Wilkes
BARR, MshsDoy City etc.
MAIL TRAis-At 8s. m for bennington. Esston. Wsisr
Gap Scranton WikesbarEe Great Bend Ptt'ton Brigham
ton, etc.
9Am.-Western Express for Tas.on, Scranton. Crest
BEND alsrtown. Reading Itrrisbur7 PsbnrEh snd the
West with but change Of Cincinnati Chicago
and bat two change, O. ST. Louis.
II n TR.N-Fof fssor, Alleuiown, Msuch Chunk,
Wlhssbhuo Wianspon, Reading PottsTi.e, Harrisburg
1c.
4 p m.-For En,ion. Scranton. Grsat Bend Be,hshem,
Allentown Msuch Chunk
bp m-Por sorneryils aud FeminSton.
s p m-Etpress train for the on Region and hrie, daily
except Saturday.
G.3O y. m.-For Sonierviue.
Z D. n.-FoI S0iner ic .
pm-NESrERS EXPRESS TRAlS-for Ea,.on, Al.
lsntovn Readng. Hlrri'bnrs Pitsburgh and tie W.'t.
Sleeping Cars through from JeIsey City to Pitis0uzhe etF
ELIZABETuPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY;
Leave Now-York from foot Lhfrys' at 10 .. m and f:JV
o. nl; from Pier No. . North River at i:3I y. III
Tehes foy tie Wss, be obtained a. the ofi'e OF ts
Cenir. Railroad Company. foot Of Linrrysi ~ ~ NO
Aor House Nos III and $50 broatway end At the yrinci'
psI hotels. JOSIAH o. srEARNS. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Psm,oELFHA AND RxAeise nhILEoAD Co..

H. 80 Co,1auv will w. cias,d on SATURDAY, Dec.
H. ,tiS r,oper Cd on j t-ESDAN, Jsn. g. lsSb:
DIVIDEND of TIN PER GENT has oeen declared si , on
.h Pfc ogd Common ,,cc. cesr Of Rational and state
tAse, u.vbe IN cash t0ck 81 PAT o. the oPon
Of ne Eoda! On apd seT tie ih inst, 70 we hoIaeIs
psny on The ls.h inst. AL Paya4.o Il tbs ofiice
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY Raj.
III ROAD -FALL ARRANGEMENTS, lebA COM.
MENClNG MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. PAsSENuEk
LINFs FOR CAMDEN, SANCUESIER AND LoN1
BRkNCU Tho Steamer JESSE iIOYT. Capt soely, sil
lss,. Pier No. O. North River daily Sunday excepted "
foI.0ws. .. ....,, ,on i, ,,,,np.y N,
RIOT tshug pa,sengers fof Port Monmouth, Red Bank,
Long Branrh shark River, Farninglse squan Bfesourg,
Msnsbe.,sr Toms River Woodmansie, samons. bsnes.f
Tuelerton OLSON Jackson and all Stations on Camden and
Atl,htlo Raj road "a,
Throush 10 Amden IN Eve hours ...........FAre -
T.eursion ticket good for three days.
Att:js D. in Way Passenger line for Manchester Toms
Ri,sr I.ons lrauch snd intermediate Stations ...,x
TiIPOUGn FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW-1 1ohn
Leeys New.Yok st AIS p. m, arriving at Camden L."
Ls.y. Camden ct 23O p. m, arriving sNsw'fOrk "a M
next day. y u,sry Lac.
r,.isb, Isrit Red bank n. J. WIS. sNEDEN, sup''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
ia,in - = !. No 1l corp.cteJ ,Yi,h H. Iiou,I

ciafion of =. >. No. 81. connected with DE- DowiDgs
Churh, Dewnings, corner Of Bedford viii take place
viii be delivered by the Rev. f. X. Fuller Of the Madison.
b. P't Church Truman Bacsu,, e,q, and Dr. Dosing the
will be- taken ip aid Of the Association. Seats free this
occss.on. Eneel.es will eommence o. O'Clock preclsely
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30


school Of tho south Dutch Church Will be cee5ra 4
In the Church. corner Fthye. aud Twenty first ST., 70
MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev ABBOTT T. KIT.
TREDGE. lhe Rev ISAAC FERRIS d. d., and the Pastor,
the Rev. p. Y. ROGERS, u. ID.
app opria,e pieces OF music, original and selected will be
suns by tho school, No collection will be AIKEN
The friends Of the Saboathschool invited to
md
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

NV loEK, Dee IS. ltG5
DIVIDEND.-Th Directors Of the MEIko,
~ POifrAN NATIONAL. BANK have TN. d.{ de,,aI1 &c q
a asgMLASNUAL DIVIDEND o. slA lol TN ~
JsLlsry mat ,,r - o tars
A"' ~ o. /. SENEY Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
protessiona! Nolires.

nR. WM. EARLs WORk OF 2lO fages vl ON
Pile, snciuge end Obscure Diseases Of the Pel,,e Ns
eero &c Price 30 cents. Mailed free to any part Ad~s'
No IL White it, New lofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

Christ Church (Fihhaye:, corner Of Thirty 6hlr.tl-
The Rev T.. A. WAHBuRN, ID. D., will preach in this
Church. on SUNDAY EVENING, at x O'Clock, aud col
lection will be made In behalf Of the Free Episcopal
Chapel" Thrdave Of Seventy sxthst, the Rev
| J. Tutts Smith pastor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

Coyrtsyvrat NarIoSAL BANK NV l0RK Dec " I010'
DIVDEND.-Th Board OF Directors have
Otbs dav decs I'd seIni.snnusl DiNiDEND offIS t9l
RCENf free Of Government payable on snd aei
Jsnoarv s. 1856 rom the net earnings OF the past 'H month";
Tie books will be closed from TIE l5th Inst nn The
sh pIo1iino iDclHsiTe~ L p IIMIsON, - tasu.--.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

OyvIcE oY TBE PIrTsBuRaR. FORT WArs. AID
C1icIgo RIILwlY Co, PlITsBuRoH. Dec. ~, 1865
DIVIDEND No. s.-The Board OF Director.
~ ofh, Company haze decl1fed the regular dividend o.,
TWO AND ONF HALF (2ib PER CENT On tue Capital
SOL f lie quarter ending Dec. a. .n payable free oil
C,oy,rnuent Tar on aud after Jan 10, proI - ,,,, r.,
I1tt PR CENT doe April l. 1860, the Third MoHSege
6cpd, fs. so been ordered paid IN cipstion e' Gov
eminent Tax Oh and shcr Jan IL, pIoH. =, -, I'll,
ard bopdhoders re stcrrd ri Newf ORR viii
saeey, their dividends st ths banking bouse OF sss'
wINSLOW, LANiER Co.. and those feSi''sioU =" ''
burzh Of Ito Treasurer In that city. q, ,,.,
The books will close Dec. ~ INIT, 81 y oeoJA
a. sad viii reopen Jan H. prCx By @ oraeI ~ 's s,syy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

1t No. 2a1 Broadway, entrance OF Pars place.
DGVlDEAD1he Trustees Of tti,iusitu,on have directed
That the Usc DIVIDEND deposits ente thereto for the
sx months endif Dec 81 8. TIE rate Of SIN FIR CtNr per
snnuU on exceeding @5ep. aud FIVE fEK CENT
ever 500 m IRON Government taxi will bs paid OIL aud
''' ERASCIs ?. sCuOALS. President
WADE 2 WogRAiI. sec. FEr2R CUanIS9 Acct
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

HULL hGAD pANh--l " isN II -
f1 DINtDENU.-NeS. fOrk Dec p, 1855. Tie board OF
Direr,ofs ave THIS DAY decs-rd QUARTERLY DlNI'
DEND ofFOUR - PER Cent. free Of Government tax,
o., OF TIE oct pct o. he pst l.te months payable on ana
sNr tie n d,y OF January ext The TRANSFER BOOK. VIZ re-
g. ". NiLLETT. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
DIRECT - WEDNES-

N DAYS and sATURDAYS.-The New York Nal Steam.
,h,p Compsnys stesr,hp COSTA RIGA will leave on SAT
VRDAY Dec 81 At p. ni from Oh. Compalys fief NO.
tsNA for FIeigh, or Passage spviy 10
JANIS a. kAYhOR. No. 10 Bs,clsyst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Fyg1H NArlosAL BAsx,

HIN NAlIONAL Z
No. 90 Tlirdave.. Se1g.l 0rk, Dec. 10. le5a -.
nJVIDEND.-Ibc Directors OF the flt II
IL EATiOEAI BANK have ths day decaLsd semi,
sryusl sdesl o. FIVE ( PLR CENT free o. oo'srnmsh'
t-y usy.l'e on the I'd day Of January next
,ets RICHARD KELLY, President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

Calvary Baptist Church.-Presching by the Pastor.
the Rev. Il. j. w. BUCKLAND, In the Calvary Baptist
Church West. .Twsnty hirds. between Fifth spd Sixth.
avss, SUNDAY, Dec. 81 at lei m snd7i p. Morning
Memorial Sermon Of the Year" Evening" The Jadg'
ment"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NEw:YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER 80 1865

Bible and Temperance hest Of series Of Ser
will bo preached TOMORROW EVENING at Il O'Clock, at
the Ceuts Presbyterian Church two blocks east
Of Broadway by the Pastor, the Rev. JAMES b. DUNN
The public are invited.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

il raw srd 6f...eass Steamship NESBANN0CK, tag,.
H. Winchesior will leave Pier No North River, AT
uRpAY Dec 30 at 3p M Passage. with nIost lsxufons
$50 For freight passage apply to H. b.
CROMWELL 4 Co, No. &c Nestsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Below.
One SHY and 2 barks.
MemOPanda.

Below.
One ship and 2 barks
MemePanda.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

THE NExT CoNGKEss A contemporary
publishes 4 complete list Of the two Houses
Of the next Coasress. In the senate.
twenty i've States are now represented BY
- Jnionists and n Democrats Accord
ing TO the part, division that existed before
the var. the House Of Representatives nov
stands 40 UniOnists to 81 Democrats but.
on the great question Of AZ once admitting
the Representative OF the southern States
or keeping them. or most Of them. Tor a
longer period IN probation. IL is not stated.
Sbo0ld all thr Sosfhrrn States nov Without
representation. uhose senators and Repre-
seutafises are yet To- elected. choose Dem
ocrats opposed 20 universal suffrage. a. is
20 be expected they will DO. and. should
they AL be- admitted. the senate all then
contain forty seven Unionists and twenty-
seven Democrats; and the House OF Rep
rcsentaiives vouid contain one hundred
and Ghy Unionists o. ninety two Democrats.
Not far distant from our good village.
there lives a man. whose spouse one day IN
a pet. refused 10 -peAk ior eight o r ten days
Well. the husband. poor fellow although
her silence sometimes used 20 BE- most de-
vout.y wished f,r. wished % bear again.
tle clipper ol that iitti- ben. that sometimes
made bis ears tingle she va inexorabie.
Al lat be be upon ar expedicnt that
brought Der o. her speech again she was
very neat and tidy about her furniture and
apparel lie stepped into ahother room.
opened bureau. and commenced ihro-ing
the contents on the aoor. She came in
When he bal nearly completed bis work of
tumbhng out silks. lsccs. handkerchief..
and ~ithout thinking screamed out Mercy.
-hat IN the ~oril are yo1 doing o. q" Moth
ing. only looking i0r my ~ifes tongse.
~aich have found in thc bottom Of these
dragcrs.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27
VOLUME 32. NO. 80

IHASuUL HUsB4SD. Barry Gray
has written some excellent stories on mAiri-
nonIAi trOubles. one Of which conclude.
thus
q" Ny wife has gone 20 visit her mother.
" l am happy 20 be able 20 state that the
children accompanied her. Peace. qaiet-
ness and felicity reign in ny dwelling. 1
cone and 20 unqoestioned. STAY out late
At night without fear Of rebuke lie abed
q mornings. and no one insists on nv get
ting uP- My friends pass the evening With
me. and therc be none who tell me the
next day that the window curtains are 6lled
with tobacco smoke and the parlor ka. the
frAgrance Of a bar room. 1.-two or three
iricnds come home 10 dine With me. the
cook never asks Why l brought them. nor
complains Of headache. What is more.
sbe does not insist upon having a new silk
dress every week. nor burst into tears II I
utter crude and naughty words. The fact
IS. II there be one thing / like more than
smother. il Is to have ny wife visit Der
mother
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27
OLD SERIES,

vie- q the dangers and rOsgbness Of the
drive. and re~Arded the driver. who lad
served him the rough Joke. Nth a new suit
Of clothes The story l. nov classic With
all The drivers and travellers on the road
and M0nk SeArs a watch Nth his reply 10
Ar. Gresley on the case-the present Of
some other passenger. whom he had driven
both rapidly and safely over his perilous
route. Tbe road Is better nov. and the
horses taner. bui The driving Is hardly less
fearful
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

AurusnErIctL C0~Uxnnrus VIZ s
the letter A ike tls ulerilianY Becsase q
Be- the iddir of day WY b. tbe letter b
IKE bot freY Beca1se it n.ates oii boil.
Way is the letter u hke hiisn sngsis
brcalse by be- associsfion uith evil II be-
comes devil WY is the letter p Ike
che erI of tmes Brrause Be- 81 tie begin
nin- of eternfy Why j. tbs letter p Hks
deafb B-osase n makes sI fail. Why .
che ieuerG ise ~isdomS Becsase q t. fbe
beginning cf gresiness and goodness why
is tbe letter n ike tbe dying -ords of
Adams2 THIS is the end of sarth Why
D. ths letter , Eke the end Of Spring2 Be-
cause it is the beginning 81 June Wbv .
the letter \ Ike pig's tadY Beca8se it 10
the end of pork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

BrrrEs NEr The return. improve a.
time eiap'es ior fhe faH fgures o. Pei o5-
tanned. OHIO gives a round maiorify q
$1,000 losa. iull 20.O01. ~iib Legrla-
rure three-iourfhs Republican rcnnsyisa-
nit. increases abe fgures given last veek.
tonn~cticut d" consersat.re~ Repubicans.
who let tbe Negro aoieudnent e. by defast.
must iook 9TH complsoeocy upon the big
heai.ngs in - copperhead papers. A." Con-
ueci.clt sheci.ng into hne.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27
Balls Arctic Expedition

Mr.. ChafIe. an ofiicer on board the Black
Eagle. ~hich vessel brought dispatches from
Capt. Halls Arctic Expedition. already no.
tioed BY Is. furnishes The New Bedford
Standard with the foliowing particulars Of
the undertaking a. IL relates 70 the discov-
cry q the discovery Of that portion Of Sir
John FrARklin's crew supposed to be ye;
alive IN the Arctic regions:
" No further news Will be received from
CAps- Hali until his return % Rrpalse Bay.
IN 1857. from an expedition to Boothia Pc
ia PeninsulA and King Williams Land.
apoa which be was 70 start AFTER the frst
great snow storm. about the middle Of sep
tember- Capt. Hall appeared 70 be s.tis-
fed. from the information deemed reliable,
thar Capt, Crozier. the second ia command
q Franklin's expedition. i still living ~ith
a lodge Of lnnaits. directly oa the proposed
route Of travel. and that many of the instrs-
ments. cooking utensils. &c.. used by
frankhn's men are nov IN the possession q
these natives. who state that they found
them in lodges. hiled uith irozen men. some
Of them strapped % the bodies. Capt. Hall
takes with him. ou BIS proposed journey.
three ~haleboais and = large quantity Of
provisions. the whole ~eigLing abou, four
tons. all 70 be drawn BY dogs
When the ship. left. Capt. Hall was living
near Bepulse Bay. with a lodge Of forty
two lununs. who we're 10 accompany hia.
lie also had ~ith him the two interpreters
E-bier-bing and bis wife Too-koo- li-too.
rho EFF New York with him. The latter
had been quite sick Tor two months with
Pneumonia. out was slowly recovering.
She vas The best Interpreter. and great de-
pendence was made upon Der. the natives
evineing great respect for both her and her
husband 4 native named Oa-e-la (Albert)
- also Of the company. wbo claims that
cousin a his. nov be- the sane lodge With
Croz.er. va one OF tie party ~bo discover
ed the body Of one Of Franklin men inn
hedded ia the icr. from ~Lich 10 vas With
difficulty removed.
IL all BE- noticed that Capt Hall. diHcr-
ins from al other Arctic explorers. elect.
tbe winter months for b.. labors. which can
only b sucressfuliy accomplished when
everything is thoroughly frozen up. In
the summer the lakes and streams are open.
thus preventing tie sledses from crossing.
bui ibe warm ~ei ther Is made availabie IN
ior~arding supplies along thc proposed
route of travel The distance 60 b. accom-
Plishcd iu the proposed journey j. from 600
90 500 miles. and the captain expected to
make very slow progress. owing % the
~eaihcr and nature q the country. A:
each halt sn0W houses must be baiit for pro-
teciion during the night. lie wou,d proba-
by reach Booihia Felix Peninsula. shout
loO miles. early in The spiing. after Which
tbe vhaieboats would BE- availabie~