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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

building Is eight and insecure s,rue.,,..
thrown up road .Leds. wooden bridfes. Len, -
want ofballas. Its cardinal rule L chespna..
ture, which. ASIDE from beng bad ssou0,..
the end, is at the outset exceedingly vicieus !, "a.
ton, therefore, 10 Psyng The original cost Of q.
the earnings are taEed to carry on the vol ~ y
penxye rebuilding almost from the dag Of cop.l.,,.
Under this system coupled with the spscul.d,, -.
asement and stOcEiObbng operations, which /, 80.
and fosters. railroads muat confirms, a. nov .,o..
ave Injuries 20 the people who uss them.
rates Vi fares and freghts are incompatible Win ..
present IDEAS Of railroad msnssers and ars us,,,,
able under their thsories Of buildIag and vo,..
roads.
A heavy item Of expense also sntslsd a, -
bul roads Is the enormous bilis Of eAsnsnie. ~
ing from the Wholesale destruction oil iss. p.....--
who are no. killed must BE- hearty tsrsd n - 4.
the lives Of those less fortunate .h.n tbep,.s,.
our rosd beds were laid down more spiIdy. .,S 49,.
superstructures buiIt moro substantially. 49,
companies might be spared the crime q Mia, -
and the expense Of paying damages Thereof, =.
thus. heavy annual outlay being spared. u,.,.,.
ticnste reduction In charges could be made VIA.
Elimination Of prolts In the business
In England aud in continental Eupr. sspa,s.,
pat money into rsilzOsl-LuidiHg ss permlnsni s,s
u,ents. snd are content 10 receive round s.,-.,,,
dividends, which greatly exceed the Anosnt Il q.
teress the capital would Legally pfodoes. Ts ro.a,
sre. Therefore, constructed In the mee snbs,.,
tisI and durable manner known b DsshAue n,
beds Of stone, bridges Of iron, and rails q ssa
are employed; no money + spared at ths axxx
Of strength Of struetane. And, for this rtasA 10
roads are run at Q much smaller animal sq~us
Here in . few years. the bill Of repairs eeuab d
original cost Of the road and thus consumes n
SONS that would otherwise have gone to the ssos
Of ne, profits; there. expense Of keeping The ~
in perfect working condition Is but trise and Lea
the net earnings 90 10 The credit Of stockhOlisa
dividends.
The theory. that roads must be managed - d
speedily earn tho whole amount u their cost. and -
turn Il into the pockets Of the owners of sock.
monstTous and should not Be tolerated net iaooss
over the cost Of running and maintaining In.
Of railroad, squal 10 double the iegsl rate Of ..
terest on the capital invested. should sstisJ syss
the most svarciOus holder. Of tbese public fsnehss
ard put limit b their charges. Tbs might be a.
tanned upon schedule Of prices Tor passengers snf
frsigbts much below the present oppressive rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
fxsPEcrI0y or rLorR

viii the State Of New-York have q s,S1aAra 10
Flour manufactured Ia the State AID exported. .nl
en- Inspector appointed, duly COMMISSIONED. ard ~
quircd By law 10 inspect decide Upon ID. gsd.. saa
mark or brand upon Tho barrel each rsde O. rsak n
such msnner as the law Of the State MAJ prssensst
Forty years ago this State had Law. aud fithssi
Inspector 10 enforce Il. Under bis aAminisa,0a ~
Flour of the State Of Eew-York attained high. q
enviabls chsrsetcr-with too exception Of tss
Southern brands of Flour. nade expressly Cor sEuz
cmates-abOve that Of any other State In the Dniss
Nov there is no Law upon the subject CT, 'hsss
law no one is appointed 10 execute il, and niik'
and shippers, as an old Inspector la,ey expressed
put On, scrape of and restore names ard nAtiA .
imprint on theis barrels such names and devca Z
they please.
Is it compatible with the character Of tie gzs
State Of Ses-York to permit Flour. unsOasa n1
or grade that In any other State would haedsr
a. Middlings. to 70 abroad branded sgpsrfnf EsS
&C., ard dressed of with fAncifel colors ami picsra
Flour that seEls at es barrel. and Is dear 81 ~
when good Flour. from other States. eomnsnh IN
sit to sis. Where Is the pride Of Nev-York. d 10
millsEs. merchants and denizens Where her nexa
COT the Interests OF the STATE IL nothing bat seconiry
motives will tesch her wiseomi Il Is said on .asi-
worthy authority, that Boston Is now receiving noe
Western Flour than Nev-YoEk Tia; Boston has
stock Of half million barrels. While Nev.Yort be-
not half that quantity. II is also said that Bssas
has good Of standard inspection. and hi.Afl IaPe~
| tors 10 sustain il.
When Western milleFs have Flour Of high rAds
they show their wisdom in sending Il 10 q mA1a
thst has high and reliable standAra-vkcrs The h.
spector's marks and brands are regarded A. svsssas
Of the genuine character Of the srtieI& 4
The Legislature Of New.York vii, ere leEe. bs q
session. and WILL By the passage Of siOarioOs .ss.
have power to restore this important tspe Of Tie an
ports of tins State TO lis former high standing an
character. Tho Law need not require Tie FiOu d
other States, which has been inspected in their ese
States, TO be reinspected here on exrOr.stou. Ia
erpediency, il not tia power to change the grat''s
Flour from other States, whsrs Il has been duly e
spected and branded and while il remains IN orsa.
packages, may be questioned. In respect TO sc-ah
ness. order and weight, authority TO rsnspect
consent ofpaTties interested, may be eosd Po5:sa
81 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

New York has twenty-five or more f.rhs. which
carry daily about two hundred and eighty thousand
people. There are thousands Of boats or vessels
registered under the steamship Law, and compelled TO
provide the common appliances Of safety, which, in
the aggregate, do not carry qnite a. many % this
enormous number. When we reflect that leswecn
Ner.YoTk and It's neghbof cities and towns
exits the largest feuage the continent. IL "a
simply astounding that the ferry oomPan e. take ltle
or no procauon 10 avert loss Of Life, and are no: held
20 Q stret accountability ~ any law. The act Of
Congress has jurisdiction only Over the pas.
ssge between States, and thus the ferry com.
paniss between here and NeW.Joney are obliged
by license 10 tale care Of the lives Of their
psspgen, Willie those Oh its East River
40 unlicensed and irtgP6hsb, 50 lOre A. thi, con.
hnaes, The ftry traffic Is more or lees trade in mems
h'e' and We shall not look to sgays 10 lucky m
e'e'Ps from Danger o. ths, Of the passengers on tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
ERRORS IN or RAILROAD SYSTEM.

American railroads are built with borrowed capital,
and are managed in the interest Of the stockholders.
without very special regard for the rights Of the peo
pie. for whose accommodation il is populxly sup
posed, railroad companies arc chartered rights of way
granted. and roads constructed.
APPRECIATED road that will require $i5,o00eo0 OF
capital TO construct aud equip, il usually started with
paiin capital OF about 5000 OOO, and the remain.
deris borrowed on mortgage bonds; 80 that, when
completed and equipped, the road and rolling stock
rest under Indebtedness equal 10 twohrs Of their
iull value To pay this debt aud thereby enhance tie
value of stocks upon which only one,hrd OF thu iic'
has been pad by tho holder Is the first duty Of thu
directors. The road must therefore literally earn Il.
SELL and become in ia intrinsic value as well q, in is
quarterly dividends, ne, profit 10 the owner.
True, very many lines Of road have not yet a..
tanned THIS much desired result for their stakeholder,
yet all are managed with avieV o. this end. occa.
'ionaly, Departing Of speedily clearing road OF deb,
the directors resort 10 tho scheme OF declaring lsrgo
dividends and tho Issuing OF additional sok whereby
large profits arc made aud the road passed INTO the
hands II new owners nom whom u is usually sold
for the payment of the original mortgages
Another sequence VI tho srVdt system Vi galEOsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

Tic Trustees u the Cornell Uniycfs,iy hsfs 'e0tnJ
the Hon. ANpRrw II. WarTf Of Syracuse Orstesd Of
Andng u. N0rioE, A. tbo telegraph bluud, nngly In
formed ~ g. Pr4deni Of The Faculty Of ia; instI
tuition. This selection i ,mneuily ~ T. BE- made.
IrOf White "a rre scholar, an experienced and snc-
cesffll educator. and gentleman VI the highest char.
scter possessing The most promising qualhi's for =
successful administration Of the high trust committed
{, HI. hands We give in another coluinn skogch Of
the proceedings Of the BOARD n H. ls'e meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
niNnees Notitss.

: The GoRHAM NAVr1AC1- RIG COMPANY snVtS.
ku,ySs Of ro,d l. uffk trade that 10y re p,s fs
A. pansar FLArt tuOns cenFristE ish bi>Nsh $40
d. f'flct Y sstD i.i
ssii, 80 q dess Ia he'e u ~ - - eI
800 SVA IL c-f,. Fnrs Silver q ,nrh tfi'AAe. vs.
tisy pa.ssss sn q I'D sfVf Va ltf a. ''
i-..f, al assgn ed > trdts tfa'F ~ .
Ts Cethan Nance er.rt.r ssicr VII rfrn1ei "
Srh rspuis 100 tLey ~shltd Ia IN fed % - s"l
y.rf Ia i-tu ~ any cd ga =
ssy ssu s.sarr % II 81 'ry VII folly 49, al i = r I.
80 h, he .sur ~ a. GRO PssrFp asra ~ .nch 49,
aad ssrsr-s atrshis s.i iHsars suhfs s.sis'o- 80
.is.-s az 1rtic usds ~ 'ir- sis1.?edffus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

the public. In which be claims TO Be considered sn
innocent aud persecutsd man. they are remarkable
We hope the respectable gentlemen who nsnsd tnen
names to the complimentary address 70 this lamblike
official may have some undiscovered cause Tor not
regretting their indorsement. Az the matter stands
tho Citizens Association can consider iss course
toward Mr.. Brennan vndicated in an othcal and
a,enifeI manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

rYTA, WeskIy Tribsse. resdy tli' ~oTr'sg, eosias'
a i,H,T FROM Bayari Taylor; SYeeches Of Gsa BHnsT
AVID Btadea Phaiys Correspondence from 'e'h'. ~,
eree fafios and rs occupation y ne ha'Hn'' mo""
a,o, "A. P,aVsslsaHia Coai Macs; Ncir Publications.
Bools Of "a. He,l. Bostos Lit,rary hea'; Iins frfs
Sci,ae,: Liierars; ,Ior,,gs Miscellany Persoaal aSd
Cea,-al Nsrs hens Tie Pors Exposition: hia'ng
A.srrfaa IashfHis IarmsrS C3Sb dgri' Hh"ra Hs'ns;
Ed,toy,aI, ELes,ioH IisuigeAcG JWsrc- AID Orfsge'
Dry G,oas. Graia. ProriSion, aud CSms N0r'.ft'
SHH1aerV Of tAs Latest Nesrs kc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

Unir7 'hs eeaeral Railroad set Of this STATE, pssA
in ls5o, Company has recently organized as ~
purpose Of building road on the west bsnk d %
Hudson, between New.YOrk and Albany. No rSs
has yet been selected, but an engineer has bsss =
rected to make surveys, and to report upon he ~
feasible line. II is estimated that the mad viii -
$4,000 900; and to procure this books hare ~
opened for subscriptions In the cities and the Phocs
intervening towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
To CORRESPONDENTS.

No pn.c. on be ien OF Anon loas Cen nuncAtons what
ever Is iatended o5 i1sfiol-ns - hmhen,icai'G D. Ne
name aud address Of the wIiitr-no h.sAfy 20 PneheA
toa bui A. a guaranty for his GOOD faith
Al hsress letters for this Office should BE- addressed 3 IuT
THIHuNF." NcwNorE
We cannot undertake return rejected Comm aaeaiiotS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

Tie -hnpendiaf difficulty on The Mexican question
~ us to hc attributable 10 Napoleon unTillinncs'
10 withdraw the French troops fr1U Metico. sccord
ing 70 the aTan rslneu,s originally made On ths head
The United State. Government, hsvrver. s1l aci mp
~ 10 letter Of tLst arrangement, and Ger. shtrnau
il il a.so-ed. hag Instructions a. this eaec' is his
BuNl .nop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

ItfNos HosrcrLrCzAL socxTy.- his Society -
i- yearly meeting this year Ct Champaign the ms
Central 10 niles sou.A Of CAieAeO, commencing De
I; pso.ss 10 b OF eses, interest to the West ~
fruit growers eeasrany. The various enemies and -
o,ss 20 fruit growing bss; methods, bes, sort, &C c'
SOILS, elirrstss and sisuA,ons win b discussed BY CO
eanf cusivs.ors. There will he new ieAt AMI w.
hints sud the tire planting interest reprtsectng
81 dollArs ia ulnols aone, likely 60 be aitAacrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

A dispatch from San frhncsoc states usi 200
french troops have been 20 pieces by the McEican
Liberals, 900 having besn Killed sad the zee, n.lda
prisone-s II can hardly be expected thai the ftneh
will effect their Withdrawal without meetiug ia
some ain Lar accidents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

ouKKu COUNTY A0RicrtrvsAk socrKrf.~'s'
following otgso uhaniHoossiy ruslsc.ed Il ne s.
meeting Of The Queens Connty Agricultural society SsrN
raeeT lrsadeati Nr fssIa, VICE rresilspj jotn H.
socrrsafy snd freasuFer Tho rrseip,s hcm N ssar- -
uci.ag ~ d. sieiy Tat sac q its ucrf hsrs M rl
hicls Of 0fcsi Mech had In oainT nav 10 Nea Ycr
Aey usgoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

In 'hs municipal election held IL the O.! Of
Hartford. on MoadAy. the Republican HcEei hrougl-
OFT w. elected BY an svcrsee maiorty Of l9i 1his
T. sS'pullcan gain Of nearly 7oO over - sprii
'sfr>tloo when The CITY voted Dem0crt b. isa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

We print to-day additional and important dc,als OF
tie whisky Frauds, which show that svindlinr has
been made N by the onterprsng dsiill,rs. The
exposure seem to have but begun shou It BE- ended
tie ncgelslions are hkcly TO asiori,h TIE pallc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

boat 30 recently burned The public opinion Of $780,
100 people, ferried daily ought 10 compel the most
.ensees Of corporations 20 have care IN time Of human
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

From tire brief summary Of Gov. orT's mes. age to
the feg .latlGc Il appears that the experiment Of
free labor has not been unsuccessful in South Caro-
linz. Tie Constitutional Amendment is, 90 counc,
0rnosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

~ On tie ssss.d ysgs vii >, fesnd today De C'ri
cesr,s. IA, MOnev arts sad IL, Markets 'As third.
. r,port Of "a. M,e,ing Of the Ttr''>, 81 ne Cornell
Um,rersify end other mati'r' sHd ." ne ''Hh P0g' ~
Iisenarr hOfsceS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
Nem'llork Daily gribm,te.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1866.
10 iDIERTISERS.

We vii thank our advertising customers 70 hsnd m
,l.ir Early hour possible r~rcd 'n''
oeoet they esunos HnAe- their tropei h>.as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

DAVIS CoILAMoRR & Co.
No s7p Broadway. door below BToonss,
HaviaE hy ttoeg1 V hsfc>fs
have ad3sd
SILVER PLATED wAEA
70 tAeh LEsss STOCK -
CHINA AND OL assWAkE
We dssrs sr-ciN Alteration 20 isrie Assnsial.n o.
SLW CHINA DISINC sEfs
la WIsrARs BAiSAM or
WIN (nHEEf
~ THy
Cons .AssEvass. BsoscHfrs
Ara Al a. d she THROAT ITros nd
sod }. r. pixsNoRf, Do. a Drysi keVNcrk.
Ard by nrafe'is snd Alefh fcsrirs generally.
WILCOX a CHESS SEwiNC- MACHINE. -" IT, seam
rip tao iock Ait II JcAf.s pset,n ths
rsnd1r" seat TO- ssnls' ~ otH sttch No - hros~s'
POLLAK 4 SON No. or Roadway New.YOrk,
near Fcs-ti.f'. NpEnscHLrs firk MAxr1AcTrHEna
Pipes cut TO order. repaired sna mounted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

e.pNuNs AMERICAN husftN =, , "A.
-, hhXeSiNC-NiSiuN 90 dht ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
OAf fNh - --,Ns, Two HUNDRED o. AEp ~
c,slis 80 T4s AnBrROHs CcLl1C flpN ~ WIN AN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

WtNTFR CAYDIN ,,rs
,r,,. ,RrrnSOuN -hhNLtl NJ - 49, 'N
vs,E,s.- ITALIAN OPYRA-lhA b4"N"hA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
81
.mHAN,Nn,

...A a, f,y ,..s n Zee ISL, s.' ~.
= ~. $500 1890, ,.,,s Tss.~ srois "a
s.IS' pfosrsd nos, ttl. dsr. dc aer % se.1',,
hPIRGBL EIsgN
fs.s % wsi-h &c CO. p, siss o. i,ss ,a. ss.s,d b,
Sss' ,s.'I s, 1,, i',, w. .e b.. G
rseTlsros yv vs,. Hgs,l ,aa .s..
s.f--- aHsdI,a= $40. "a Go n.sis-,i -, h.,-
80 sss - .s..ss aim. B. y -
,... 20. si'I fssEsSs s.r.. vs WIN ~.
ils best 's.''a 70 ruf.I df' ''-' 500
- pas. T.. 20, "a. t,,'F, .; 49, g, s. -.
. ~ ~ 49,. - i 20 g. 70 ~ ls ss ss .,a,
~ '~ . soi 80, ~ f.I.' i. l' 81 e. %, 5'
V~,ys ists sne 70 o. - e.cars't -..,,
.: o. ss- ts . , 80 -. ,so = ''' ''''
sFEeEi. EsrS,
i-ss sa ~ sfls ~ ssi n "a
:. SUI. Ss5sssa-' :sss, , ~; Go
.-a sa.., es., tas' "a saslsr' a. D. "a Il .nui,l,i
I.sEEL isaSIse 60. PhasdsiPiN
nssasS VSsEsI ssss..v Ne, orl.Ia.
PREPARED on OF PALM AsD MACE
fss ers.vss Rs-o-as s.ssunlHs hs nat 80 ~sss
s-.s'tf- sas ~p-as'fu srts- ~ vsad e'u F'odss'e
Tu NAVEL % PsEr
snS besUtifai Perf-ss
30 ..s b. 81 DruG nd ferf4nsrs Pr, fts 49,
7 " wHosr 4 Co. -. % La@r o. \. y.
Boys'ALL.woot
wrsrrt srIrs
seAsB AZ
Asp,7r ,.o.,
- - ..lasy.
Tm Hobib4YE
Tu faro issorrsrsI TAR corvTrr ~
RiCH DisNgg AND TIA Sac
raus c Ocss An sTArrAN
90 gssa Fsvcr Coon. isaY-fts'
OvsoIoS BLo1HrI.,
Ees 49, sss 80 40 tatr- o. b-se.''4
B.TcHsLoRs nAIE DTE.-Tte be,i ia me voidi
49, s a. - ia. ~ -
FoE MARKISo LISES, Ac--CLAEN Igr.OtfD II.
-, 1890 49,, &c; Is 'ss , w. w., ~ pa.
y THs q ssliSli rsseft . Ssri.r -. Mo-.
spyEEE CoUGhs ASD CoLp~ are being rapidly NO.
srssss.8 b. tie .aslsa shsass. -,sss l-s' 70 r ss..
s.sas J.r,y's ErrsoroslvT srl 81 r,,rDl. -lr,ies.
RlsTJH
H.unro, Lirrts
BIAUru7 HAIR ClmvALErs Lar LOB TIfs
hasH 80 81, r','s y l!L = 81 cr ga r1.s 49, D. ~
's. I. ere, ~ SD tv,l Dassst,s 90 ss - 4f ..sr,
SON T. oHsr.usu. ND
CATAKEH-PAN AKD Nosr, ~ TN HI,p.
Nessess Esv ksssor ros c,rAsFr - rode &C t-r'--t,
pa ~ tsnp-s suppasrs sf'~ Ifai f- ~ safsi
hfsih ihros snd ~ tstes e. y .sldT n s
is,@sf,ssI Sad 'i.P fa' peHs' oo-s1r Spsr D-ss,
THY ARR All THERy.--No' A.a--fatiog OF fash.
ipuabie ~ q - ~ ClsI Nsafira
liosa osos o. Ciovss tAss 81 b. ssad ~
bfaa1Stf.
AT kYkEDxLLs CARD DIPoT. No. ~. Br0,dway.--
Nsheae faas BAL Csrds fri-fs lrsn sissa
-" 49, 'HsSs1I Nss7Ise tasrs ~ D. o. ". o.
fLOkIyCI
Asfsrsbis fssf Isetss-sh
asuIne-hafHlsIs
besi fs@Dy Isaoeiss = t.s WoIia
ELOnax.s 3 " 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

Sumo III iLpINO TIME ST .,.,, ,,,
sTrg sXuiEiION % fREACu AND fhMlsh ~
1TInFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
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s.SN1Ss AsiEEioAE MUSEUM
nav ,Np IIENlNG-'sy,s,GS ~ ptuSprfb raoU IED 81
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rts ~ s.ssa TiI wASDEkiSG MiNs1L Nj
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

70 MI torWini
very certain hat As dss - PREPARING tio', m
Silco tiloanlsd"
That our oSn difieutic. a. that time should Inhn-
ehee The ione Of our foreign policy can no rcedy M
dersioo1 although tmd policy always invite agsTes
Sion and contempt. Tho more critical our siu,uon,
the more manly, dignihcd and fearless shonld have
been our Language 10 The French Emperor, Nho hal
seized The opportunity afforded by hs Rebellion 10
humble and inseli Us. But WIZ, In rs correspondence
With or own minister, the Government should have
deemed i worth while 10 ignore facts and plant if'f
on Illusions Is an unexplained mystory.
The fnnsb Emperor Wa evidently encouraged "