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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
Urn Goods.

Nos JpI, JoJ ana jill CANAho'''p'I-'
CPRING GARMENTS.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co..
WILL OFFER At RETAIL
MONDAY MARCH "a
CLOTH AND SILK GARMENTS,
SUITABLE foR
EARLY SPRING WEAR
CANAL. COR MERCER.sT.
1866. -srRIN G. 1866.
NOVELTIES AT RETAIL!
GREAT INDICTMENTS TO PURCHASERS
ARNOLD CONSTABLE s. 90.
HAvR VOW oPhs
AN EXCELLENT SELECTION or
ALI. TIE LEADING STYLES AND FABRICS
IMPORTED THIS SEASON
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN COLORTD "PoULT DE sOTHs."
TAFFETAs and FABLES,
MORE ANTIQUES. BRIDAL SATiNs AND SILKS.
CLUNY LACE SriRPE, AND
MEDALLION CHENE SILKS,
trHr Kicgysr COOP. orYKRrD THIS SEASON.
CHECKED. STRIPED. FIGURED. AND
CHENE SILKS,
IN RICH AND MEDIUM QUALITIES.
BLACK SILKS. SATINS
MORE ANTIQUES, AND fRANcAIs.
or ALL srAsDARD nASUyAcruBBs
IN MEDIUM. RICH, AND EXTRA GRADES,
rLAIN AND CHENE
"PIMS" AND FRENCH POPLINS.
PARIS oRoANDIEs AND JACEoNfTs.
CRENADlNE BAREGS, CHALLlES.
PLAIN AND CHENE YAK" CLOTHS
AIOUI;NING GOODS.
BOMBAZINES,
SILK AND SILK AND WORSTFD GRENADINES,
ENGLISH GRAPES.
"POPLlN GRENADINES" "a new ArtioieI
FRENCH AND IRISH
POPLINs, LAWNS ORGANIZES. &c.
FURNISHING GOODS.
FOR LADIES AND CENTS.
VARIETY.
POINT AND BLACK THREAD LAcES,
IN COLLARS SETS FONTS CAPES AND PARA
SOL COVERS
WHITE AND BLACK LAMA LACE POINTS,
CHOICE DESIGNS.
PARIS ENBROIDBRIES,
IIaSDRERCHIEFS.
EDGiNG5 AND
INSERTIN0S.
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN and BAl.BRIGGAN
HOSIERY,
KID, SILK AND CASTOR
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
CLOTHS.
CLOAKINGS.
CASSIMHkES.
PiQUES.
TwEYD3. &c.
HOUSEKEEPING AND WHITE GOODS,
CALICOES AND CAMBRcS.
INDIA CAsEI'S HAIR
CASHMERE.
PAISLEY AND WOOL
SHAWI.S, 60,
AT AND UNDER PRESENT MARKET PRICES.
CANAL. COR MECERK-Sr
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= OOO "A MILK and FRUIT FARM

$1,000 G ss MK ana sSn rE S.ey h nAkM
County 20 miles Northern Railroad Of NewJcrscy Of 90
10 primo condition. seven cows, two horses,
harness hay fowls 10 barrels potatoes rye, hay,
wood for years fuel two Lawtcn bschbeues two
strawberries and crops i5e spps tIees farmps utensils
piss price 200. Buldnfs poor. but bargain very
hsAthy place. Inquire off. j. BEAN. No. Ilo John u
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/ SPRING NUMBER!
GODFY'S LADY'S BOOK
RnR APRIL lH6f.

FOR APRIL. 1866.
We rive this month most excellent nnuocr tof AMY
O. nr1yinas both steel and wood, think cannot be FL
Gel cd. ,,,.----,.-
TIE artist has done justice 10 tue SUBJECT IA mastery
Our usual Coored Fashion Plate. containing se hsnTss-
ell sea.onablo dresses. snd very beautiful
Leaf shsped Needebook printed m buc- ,
Among our latest arrivals op Europe viii be ionnd me
following: -
Fashionable Ridugdress Two Robe Dresses from A. l.
Stewart Co. Newly ork. The Etio.e PaleOt. front and
back view. Isest styles OF Dress for youns eifs Tour
f.ures New Hats Fashionable Hate, ircn ). X Terry
New York.
The Novelties for the Month embrace the foilowns
Bonnets Cops CoBAs Sleeves. Pse;O, for htc :r ana
Misses Talnis. 49,.
The WorkDepartmcn CONTAINS variety OF usetn wcts
for ladies' The eaess Stitch Matchbox ornamonted with
. Butterfly. Stocking Darning Toilet PiEcushion 49,,
500 will be found very hsLdoiEe design IA csao
work for the Cover Of BOX to bold Counters Cards ire
whole page constructed with type and one oil the hac
soonest specimens Of the art have ever seen =.
TIE herary matter for this month Is rich ard ed s
ron Hsran Mary JsnvrIp, Miss Frost Mrs r. r Ehet NJ
A. Deuison aud other well. known writers appear
Read about our old friend. Mrs Dsfodi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

OK S0-N. Y. g. N. ii. X. R.-FOr Sale,
%eJsSJOO u STAFFORD, Conn, on Elm-st, . large
aud elegantly leeaid DWELLING HOUSE, With half an
Of ground. wes'ocisd with shade and fruit trees One
OF the choicest Locations In the town being the
and only rodsfom tho Housatonie River Magnificent
view ofSsford Hrboi aud Long Island Sound Good sAiL
Ing rowing s.hinf nd bathing 1t A tpss Csnvsnisnt 10
three and one asf niles from Bridgeport Apply to C. r.
GORHAM. sIstfor, Conn, OF A. l.. BEACH, No. 81 Part.
row Mum Colby.
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SI,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
Third Edition Now Ready.

FOR 1866.
Third Edition Now Ready
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS;
AsyRosoaiclL DKPARrNEsrt
Eclipses for the year 1906
Lunar and Planetary Corjuactiora
Conjunction Of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tsblos for 100 Place.
Jewish end Mahomedan Calendars.
Table OF sir,yone Bright STAR
foLITioAL DxPARrxxsTi
United States Government, Ministers, ke
SeDstous and Representative Of HXXiAth CopTroAA
Law Passed st the isst Session OF Congres,
Public Resolutions and Proclsnstions
savebebdsrs Rebellion, CT Chronicle OF War Events
Sbe Union Psrty IN iSResoutions Of the Union State
Copvcations Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
Impartial sufruye-Lsws In the Sevenl States
The Constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincols
President johnson Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1855, carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for THE TRIsuss
ALMANAC.
TefritoiA Election Reforms for 1855
stse. Of the Union Capitals Governor Tin. Of Meeting
Of Legislature. Time Of State Electiona
The Territories Of the Unien-tber Capitals and Governors
Pcruar Vote for President by States in 1854 1850 and 1885
Foreign Countries Form Of Government Rulers Cspitals
Ara Population, &C., &c
We believe other manual eonpset and cheap this
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r NEw.YoRK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

At KlNzEY'' v,o,,ru,vp CHEAP STORE
r"i'hS Wal 'o"N scAsEs WET HOSIERY,
LADIES' CENTS, AND MISSES. ALL QUALITIES
i.0T WIT LISRS TOWELS,
LOT WIT CALiCOKs,
LOT WET pRf - GOODS
WIT JACoNET5 AND SWISS.
GOOD BLRACnEp MUsLISs, Isc.
SCOTCH GfSGHAns. eoc-
DRESS 40 Goons ~ 49, Re-
$500 YARDS DRYss GOODS l5c.. ao. a'c., 1lc
1900 YArDs BLACK ALpttAS ~. Sc re;
GASP DREoS BnlLliAhrS.
CASE FRENCH ACOSETS.
CASE GRENADINES. SILK FIGURE. lac.
'Ash o''oN''O''''' GA" cAsf ES0LIsH cALrcoEs.
GASP CURTAIN musLlSs.
CASE FIGURED swiSsEs.
LOT IsEs I'm t.; s, &c. fA lax YARD
LOT WHITE LINENS. Soc. 10 s,G tny. ,p1ursr
1900 PAIRS LADIES' HOSE. nio. iss.. 49,, zoe. Sc
5000 PAIRS MiS5TS' HOSE. 10, Is, zoe. z2e. re;
20 600 PAIRS GESTs' HALfHoSE. M. i'1 zee, aSS
$50, LINEN SHIRT s2os9Ms, Is.e, ,sa.. iso,. 81:
5o,oS LINEN iixNDKERcHlEfs. zoo. e, 2sc.. &c.
f fsOs L Inns COVERED EoGpEGs "a. ssc
'00' oh"i i5oc5 YARDS IRi srff6LFwoRk EDGES. Sc
2oco STRIPS WORK. &C., lcc-. i?ie, i;e
1900 STRIPS WORK, 2jc., sic. size. 90.
200 DOUBLE BANDS Is. 10 81
500 PIECES LACFS. CHEAP.
I 2eo PIECES LINEN TkPF TRIMMINGS. 62tc
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
% 900 YARDS TIBBOSS. &C.. Ice. ne. IL, 200.
IS, Ooo YARDS RIBBONS 25c 3lc., ~ SO
IDo PIECES NELVETS, CHEAP.
OPENING 900 LOTS AUCTION GOODS
FROM LAST WEEKS SALES.
''"'' LEss THAN JoBBERs' PRICES
WM kinney,
Nos al and 221 EiGHTHAyE, - -
SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

WITT AND HUMOR;
w OR, ODDS AND ENDS
Being selections from the writiBgs Of Artemus Ward Or
rhcus O. Kerr Mark 1wsn Pomrloy Brick. The Dsbanded
Volunteer Figaro McArone, josh Billings Petroleum. "
Nssby This unique vuns wi so contain tie celebrsied
CONDENSED NOVELS,
by "bret," 4 The Californian;
TIL COMIC ROMANCES,
by various suthor
and mflsnse Of Sqsib. Jokes. JeSts. Dsrkey Wit and
Numerous Aneodotes In thick volume. Price, In Cosh
4 20; In Paper. 81.
Sent TO any address on receipt OF price. by
j. r. SUTHERLAND s Co. Publishers
Philadelphia. POM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

ILLINOIS and MISSOURI LANDS for SALE.
"A magnificent Farm Of 100 acres all in cultivation
apple peach aud pear trees; surrounded by cobeds
ynlent churches aud schools Near Moro Station Illinois,
Alton and Teri. aute Rsiosd and - miles nom -.
Louie Mo. Price. SO per acre
cOACREs Unimproyed PRAIRIE and TIMBER LAND.
IN Missouri NewCsubris, hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad Price s0 per balance time,
II stre tract bs taken will be sold in sabdieus
reasonable tefma
Adde'S ALLEN p. RICHARDSON l. Co..
No. 81 Norm Fourth. a., ST Loals. Mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
Real Gstate tor Sale.

AT No. 75S Thrd-avc.-FOR SALE-On
N Third.yr rear Cooper Institute, 3story bick HOUSE
from lease 10 yraIs to ruu good chs:ce
for some one JAMES ROWE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-Thc COUN-
" Try SEAT and FARSI VI the 'Ste Thomas Richardson
SALE end early can be had Tie prop
ery ebou, 10 mice frou the cya easy drives dwellings
coumodiors and contain every modern couvenienoe lawns
gareus fruits grape and iIeen Louses. and all outbnidns'
hardly equa Ell quantity Of land about % rcres Possession
at IN early day. For further partcrlars inquire OF T. T.
RICHARDSON, 10. Is Broadway, or HOMER MoEoAN,
No Pine.s, 1915,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

EOR SALE-The BUILDING known as the
SASH FACTORY al Eishkil. on the Hudson, large
suitable for any manufacturing business. Inquire Of
JAMES MACkEN, besr BY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

4 GREAT FALL IN DRY GOODS.
IN LIZ BOUTlLLIER BROTHERS have bought mucn at
late Auction Sales and have reduced ctbor goods to the
SAME LOW RATES. They invite atteptiont to
SILKS. In choice color. at les than coat import
BLACK SILKS for Dresses aud MautleS
REAL IRISH POPLINS. in all color.
ALPACAs and MOHAIRS. IN Black and all colon.
GRAY, CHINE snd STRIPED GOODS, In f,bnc.,
for trDveling.
ENGLISH BAREGES, new styles good quality.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CALiCOES.
CAssIMERES and CLOTHS for Ladies. sact&
Ribbons Of all kinds. and EMBROlDERIES.
HOSIERY, GLOVES &c.
MARsEILLES, PIQUE aud BRILLiANTS, very cheap.
LINENS. TOWELINGS. and other DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. No. 40 Broadway. and No. 505 Csnsl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST
i 81 many VITO have called for Cheaper Edition OF
THE ART
CONFECTIONERY.
pp ed edition containing the same receipts on
nns white paper. which can ii 1t the low price Of
So so.
We viii also continue to publish the finer style. elegantly
pria,ed Oh toned psper and bound in muslin eItgs,
81 90.
This work ha, required several labor 10 complete
recpes having tested carefully before Offering to the
pubc the publishers feel confident that any person OF
Ordinary taste aud ability housekeepr MAKE from
kind Of Confectionery whether be Candies CAKES Ices
or Preserves found at the Confectionery Stores aud a.
le.s than one half the cost
j. r.. TILTON e. Co,
BOSTON. PUBLISHERS
Sent by mail post paid receipt Of advertised price
Our Illustrated Catalogue. sent tree by mall on receipt oil
stamp 10 prepay return postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

L'OR SALE-The two valuable LOTS OF
il GROUND with the BUILDINGS. Wakersi. neal
ChurchsL. s0rlO. AppytO ALLEN K BROWN.
No IS Broadway.
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20 Eet.

COUNTRY RESIDRNCE-To Rent, Fur
" ni.hed large HOUSE Of .ou1e 10 rooms che nors
shore Of Long Island. 20 mules ffoU New ora APpyH
HOMER MORGAN. No. Pines. ttSo'
NORNER HOUSE. with STABLE-'fhe first.
~ clas. nOUS3 Noe seoondplace corner OF Henryse.
Brook yu Is 81 fsi widr in splendid order not occupied
Can be sny tue by calling at No 10 Second pae
terms very favorable. y. r. KELLOGG. M. i's feas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

nOUBLE FURNISHED HOUSE 70 LII
- To LFT or LEASE, ia. double twostory HOUSE.
No. 10 Fas& Si,toenth Urionsquarr, to private
family only House complete ordel J3K8 feet fnrnitors
handsome and sbnrdan. OH r,d lease for two years. IN
OF the lsniy gong sbos FOR further nions
tiop ,.pply 10 HOMER MORGAN No. Pine-s.. Voes)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

CTORE TO LET.-The fve-s.cry BUILDING,
- No IA anal it. oppost-stare's No,el steam csn D
bal " required. Apply the Store, or to WI OAhDHEh
No nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

L,ARM for SALE-50 Acres, u miles from
Dobbs Ferry on tho Hudson coil good healthy location.
wood and plow land. Price $4,000 Address apply to
SAML.M BROWN. 2othst, Harlem opposite ss'ion-house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19

lGEORGE KEYES, No. 3A3 Eighth-ave.,
~ will offer on Monday sod during the week Good Mus
lin for rs cents orth 81 2sc., worth IS Ole, worth 81 57'c
IS; slso few pisces Black Silk tgood qutity
from Auction. bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
THE HARTFORD BOND MYSTERY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 rs NEW yuss HERALD.

Special Deposit Of 100000 In Government
Securities In the Hartford National Bank
The Bonds Not to he Found when Called
For-Arrrss eG the Teller on suspicion oI Dis
pesinE of Them, &c.
HARrrorp Conn. Oct 4, 1900
II has been published In the papers. within few
day., that $4,000 worth Of tinted states bonds
had mys,eriousiy disappeared from ne vault Of
the Hartford National Bank. Mr.. Royal wilcox,
wealthy citizen Of this city, made a specal deposit ~
that amount, he claimed In the bank PRIOR his going
10 Europe few months ago and said he gave bonds
to the President OF the bank. The President did
remember having received them they could not he
found when Mr.. Wilcox, who returned recently, applied
for them. This gave the whole the mys
terry snuded TO.
mo cac given into the hands Of the police, and
Chief W. r. Chambcrln has been actively engaged In
searching for clue the missing property. To-day
the following facts transpred On the 3Ist ~ August
Mr. Charles d. fuller teller % the hank sold ~ 900 OF
sevenihiriy bonds 10 Alfred Robnson gold and stock
broker and the next day disposed u o. 90 70 d.
Able broker, which Nr. Abb~ subsequently sold TO Mr.
Rob mon, who forwarded them 70 Ne~ York. Mr.
Tuiler ALSO on the slst Of August sent ts00o Of these
bonds to the Fourth National Bank. Nov York,
Transaction for us bank, and seDt Afterwards sl0,000
in all M. w,ieor, tho loser, adyers..a H. io.s and
gave the numbers OF the bonds Mr. Robinson, through
TINS channel found that some Of The NUMBERS mentioned
corespondsd with those he bought from Mr. fuller THIS
fact was ascerfsined by Mr. Chsmberln. and from This
starr he found that Mr. fuller had disposed % the
$4,000 worth Of bonds which sing fuller
arrested this morning. and told unreasonable story
the effect that STRANGER gave him tho bonds H. dispose
Of which he did and fast he realized he pad tho
money over TO the unknosn, who dsapy~sr-d sud.
denly he made bis appearances before he secommo
dating teller
1uler had interview with tho directors 81 the b4nk
this afternoon, aud II s reported ths the halter = 70 be
settled The AFFAIR has created much srpriss here
fuller IN young w..o has borne bigh character,
and specially admired for his Christian virtues He
" superintendent OF fourishins satbaih school and
always appeared very enthaslAxtic In hs missionary
vork. II has been noticed THAI he lived rather
usvagantly, bat nothing Serious thought n a his
father " Of conAlierAbs property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05

ARMY BULLETIN.



pfcy-i calpnsi john Acfee s reiiss~d from
daty the department ~ the feansa@s~, sud ss.gp"i
duiy Al tort wHdsyortb. SeN fork hasbor, Hrss~,
Major ~ " riliifoAH relieved frufn duty IN the ~.
Iarmsu ~ The Tennessee and assigned N apsy a fcr,
wsds~ortb DeJ@ftnseni ~ I'skos, irssei tsions'
Josiah ssnp~yp sur.eoa ssaissai W asty Msfl ~
Director ~ tss Irp4fiment a the f~nnc~ess -arsscn
y summers N relieved from duly IN the D~parfas a.
"a tho renbssm~e and asnrssd W daiy A.
Medical Director ~ Tho lepertusf "a ~ DAKOTA !.
Hrascf Mayyr e. a. nr~rr ssf !. f.itcvsd from da,y
t,r Department u Warrington aud ariassa " daiy In
Ferdinand HifcbeT and stephen :. Ss-. United Scales
Army hssc h~eu gve from duty ths D~vsrtrssn,
~ tho iAk". AMI ordered 70 duiy tho Department -
the rennsssee
H0..u.nlr piser1asn
Hgsptsi Ne~sf1s iohn u Davis EdinDDS rofd, ts'
1nand Weller and wlisu. hchoa h.ss been hapafsay
discharged. thor sssyss hFiag no longer required.
Assistant Surgeon q Z ByrrH has besn spp,ni~f
~arysDn Voc -tb-raSd, ps0rnooa Asile-l Fsrve,py
Assistant sausyss cNaton wsguef. J. q. Wright, G
Gray and wH -psnser have b~sa spssan,sd safFesss
vaesDets created ~ the 81 " Congress. srprots5 ~
~, lses
osssssp ~ Hsrurr ros 10 rr.r*s-os
Bfevs, hsyor ys~benet Aa.sfafi rarys.n . ~
sered a. report t~rsn ~i,i' aeiay Va the rrrtdse,
~ the Army Medical Rraninlax BsAfi q; Yes iuss
city, Tor ~ ersfnlnsioa tof pgUE'ofiou
I~~vs - slserrn fof Amy aAys has be@6 g't9isi
Asssssnt surseob ! " Hsliey. fstiSsd
srrunf nfrv
HosSual s,s~ati John AA~rey, rnitsd sia'ss AfwT,
ordered report fs faiy ~ ~. somHsDains eafsf ~
F0fa f1dstsBasnce, Nsw yofk hsftss
sr~fssrn orr
mar fnnts " woArcit tufse stts<sis, sna -.
ten Alsasn1sf ncofe Bfsyst iAe4tstsE tgsa, A4f 30
camp bss. hesn kosor.ty naaisspa 80 q serve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05

Empire.
st Petersburg August 5ll correspondence o. the PARIS
Moniteurl
g. Petersburg Moscow and Warsaw are already 10
communication by railroad and Eastern Prussia and
Berlin reached by Gumbinnen and Thorn. Further
the south the Russian line joins that % craeow, and
comrnuncaes with Austrian and Prusssn Siinsa; and
before long thu southern line which goes al present
from Odessa Bau, wiil through Bessarsba--thc
snscs iu junction In Gacia with the Lembcrg line
Another central trunk line from north 20 south 10 %
tended the capital Moscow, orrl, kourrk,
Karksw, Nicoloaicf, Sebastopoi and raganros, and
10 place the Gulf Of FINLAND IN communication
with tho rrimeA The southern part Of this
line win fuinI 70 the east the same object a. that
Of Odessa. nalta on the vest-that 81 conveying
70 the two principal pgrss Tssanrox and Odessa the
wheat Of the ukrsin Paltows, kkstertncsaw khcr.0n
and podoila branch from the Baita line viii doubt.
LEES be carried noribsss towards the central point
of Orol In few weeks tho portion from Moscow 70
scrpoukon vail bc opened Tor public adc, and ksurak
viii be reached nert yesr.
IN Russis cannot IS yet carry her producs unnssrrurt
edy from ths Baltic " the Black Sea she has railways
which take IA or Oil soon DO 10 tho frontiers Of al
and lines such a. thoss o. Riassn and sIn
worthy of interest," sn the two folio~isg Intended
form d1.bi> concentration t<f1,,s a. Casysas and
Btack Ss1s
The arps o. thess - which only sors twenty <awuss
spen In full sr;l-iy. ~ stars from fxsrtxn al
important town 90 ns rgh. bank ~ The vaixa whth
falls int NJ rssyian ana srrninsi~ a. Eais~hsr =
town 90 me 10. ssbs q W Dot sheh iuio ne
Sea n sp~
~ sssoss y DC b NC r.~svsrsnss 81 me orsss
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Queen En,n,a's Hovcmrnfs-The Russians
American Telegraph Observation-Disclosures Of
the Political Campaign. &c.


sAa FnaScrsoo, Oct ., 1865
Queen Emma visiting the fortncations in tho har
Dor to-day the guest OF tie Collector Of the Port.
letter from the Western Union Extension Telegraph
party, lated - Mchacs Northwest Coast, August 20,
says.-1hc sh ps from San Francisco have not yet
rived, but they expected daily Tho telegraph
pioycs have had direct from the world
for more than year Colonel Kenncou tho leader OF
the St Michael party died suddenly a. Ma:o Bay last
May. The remainder OF the party we'll Stores
plenty and Russian officers have treated the party
with great kindness ana hospitality.
Three State conventions are now In session Of arson
Nevada, namely :--The Union State Convention, tho
Johnson Union yenton, and tho Democratic state
Convention.
Mr. II W. Carpenter President Of the Calforn Ia state
Telegraph Company, III among tho passenger who
arrived ON the steamer Golden City today.
one hundred thousand pounds Of FAT clip wool sold
last week Mt lac iSc per pound
soldiers Monumcnt-ThcJ uiia viciinss--IyiRh
Price for Wheat Queen Emma Asain--Thc
saw FRlscis,o, Oct g. 1868
committee has been appointed TO ialse funds 10 erect
a to tho memory OF the veterans Of the Cali
fornia Hundred battalion.
Tho Coroners inquest held over Tho victims Of tho
explosion tho steamer Julia rctnrncd the usual
DICT, Nobody 10 blame"
The Goldeu CITY brngs $50 900 Mexican doars
ssrsy - ~ % rsr hundsd pounds an cx,reme arure
queen fInna was accompanied IN her cAsurSlon
teraay by Genera Hseck, Governor Love- surveyor
shannon and other dgnltares, both civil and military.
Sautes fred Mt Point San joe aud exhibition OF
shell practice given al Fort Point
Carson, Nevada. despatch says there MONT
nation IN either Of the three conventions Each IA
ing for the other.
The ship Alice from Tahiti brings ncws to August T.
The Spanish feet had sailed with the exception Of
Matura, which sad would sail Ia -four days after.
wards Tor Manila under seated orders
The wheat market 10 hrm very choice sold to-day at
~ 60 per 100 pounds RIO coffee il quoted at 81
htEksn ehnrng fat EfUr4t th.lfaN
Potos siI6; Imperial, $50, Yellow jacket s7a5 legal
tender, TO-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
EN- CLAN D !.
our Losous CORRESPONDENCE.

Lospos, Sept IL, 1904.
rHy pRrr1 xsxspApgx rnsss.
ne tendency Of editor or correspondent in London
0aa BE- think 10 speak OF Continental matters; for "
- assunts computation md comparison were made,
esuid bs SHOWN bsieve thai there editorials
= sssizadon papsrs on foreign than domestic AFFAIR."
esssndsd making this observation In my last letter, bot
- % u tangent thu manhood rage question.
y 4 nsass remsrkabse certainly. this tendency in the
1ssdon and, for ausht know In the provincial, thai
= counAsy, pagers aiso-such the influence Of
- Bsns NIKE the Of mankind somesimes DISPOSED
- b VI nAsnrsd, rhavs attributed that desire for
snns writing" on which Engkh editors PRIDE them.
nBevea Some do write well, remarkably vol most 20
6Bsaiy, Apd ~ " termed by young ladies' mosi beau
GAadiy. ror tina kind ~ style Va possible that CONT
Aa, sasi mcrs appsopssie than other subjects Of
. ksmsisr nature For my own part | like The It yle,
- DO MOI that could h. as wall IN giving the
lsaaas o. wornnsmans meeting in Yorkshire "a ia
psansins for example, the rsstnrass OF Venice Our
snaUnA,,ons divide by boundc~ d~,snca NE great,
usseh plou9hman In smock frcck and cspnisd shoon p
esu Ne elegance and spendor Of the latter With tn
sassyhsss Of poetry. Ne musical language and romantic
iui WY Do Enssh papers cultivate ,hls kind Of thing
- mnchf Why not give the people homsier talk
sssst home nasisrs' Even 10 home nai,sr. they are
Nnnauoguent verbose, highly ornate and 20 full o.
~oSsiouAry, that do sos wonder me remark made
- enc q them day az two nnec, ,hs The Ensiish
cssDss ss politically very ignorant There a ssrons
6sn1spoy - slash Il leading men and cut NJ thsir
ss6hsa, mte ndng thereby 70 upset the system hey
nAy advocate or their individual personal fnnuence.
- vsssn ssslf is ooy ipodsnialy a,iscted through
- CHAMPION y short, me lmprsssion made on me
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~ mssldsa scr we pscyss, DO ior .ss nsre nshy
- n ha proper plsns, - my lord you'd sy OF be
DposE ha The pespse - nN politically better eiu
$50 y ysy csrioas fsture Of Ens,pb nv. saeh 10
- fswe rsfoaA q NE veeaf6, indrsyy, Intelligence,
psww snn lnnssuospf Radard, shsi frxnsu nsssucs
1sUe " son1ag bese y And evcryfhinG nos precisely
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