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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Moravian, from Liverpool May $. via
Londonderry May A. passed Father Point yesterday Her
sdvces are one day later than those received by tho City
of Paris.
The steamship Helvetia from Liverpool May 9, fol-
NewYork had put back with the cholera on board. The
cholera made its first appearance among the German emf
grants while they Liverpool The National Steam
ship Line have concluded to stop the transportation OF tho
German emigran BY order of the Government. all the
German emigrants will DO examined before thcr sdmis
sion to England.
The (iernan. Italian question remained unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

ITALIAN OPERA. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA, ACADEMY or MUSIC.
The opera of /" Tn Ballo in Msschera' was given at
Academy Of Music last evening to slim audience bst
very fashionable Many OF the esdng habue Of the regular
opera being present. The performance very excellent
Noel Guid whom heard for the fr time is good artist
possessing pure and beautiful voice which she uses with In
finite skin. Boschet made q most lovely Oscar, for .
beautiful in person and face. have rsrsy
seen assume the male character She sang very charm
sgy and the object Of general admiration Poin We
also excellent the fortune teller Auasta fully sustained
the favorable impression he made Saturday and won
hearty encore his beautiful rendering of his song the
second Orandni and the other artists acquitted thsu
selves well.
To morrow evening Halsvys grand opera Of La JuiVs will
be given with Q strong cast.
CONCERT AT BROOKLYN.
An interesting concert will be given at the Academy
Of Music Brooklyn this evening which occasion the fol-
lowing artists will appear Miss Florence Rico to whom the
concert rendered compliment Mss Rice. pianist.
Mrs. Marie Abbott, Messrs Castle Campbell Mira Rogers
Mr. Colby. The programme 10 excellent In its variety
and the occasion should attract largo audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

. John NJ. Bolts submits some suggestions TO
Congress with regard to the terms Of Reconstruction
which We print herewith. We could wish that every
clear-headed thinker could have hearing OH this
subject; and Mr.. Bolts is one of those who always
say what they mean so that you can understand IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

A Washington dispatch to an evening paper has it
that the President has given his signature to the
amended Habeas Corpus Act, protecting officers OF
tho Government from malicious prosecution in the
discharge of official duty; but our own dispatches
intimate that the bill will not be signed until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

The Hon. VIM. NJ Stewart, Senator Of Nevada
yesterday submitted to the Senate a modification of
his plan of Reconstruction, TO which we invite gen.
eral attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
CONG EsS.
SENATE.

MAY IA resolution passed 10 grant lumber for
buildings of the Fair Of the Soldiers Orphan Home. Mr..
stewart submitted amendments to the Reconstruction
PROPOSITION The bill to prevent smuggling called up
and debated, and Jcstponed till to-day. Adjourned
HOUsE
Several bills RESTING TO California were introduced.
Resolutions adopted concerning limitation IN the
appo hitting power and TO appoint committee Of In.
yestgston into the Memphis ots Mr.. Chanler offered
resolutions of Congress- which the House re-
fused to receive BY 81 10 20 and resolution OF censure on
MI Chanler was subsequently adopted by ~ to %. A
resolution looking the repeal Of the tax on State banks
rejected Is to g. resolution was adopted for an
inquiry to removing the taxes on National banks The
House went into Conttso Of tho whole and considered
N III bi|l y n q paga n, YSuQH ypaslutiQpl Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

George r. Badger of North Carolina is dead. He
was Secretary of the Treasury under Cen Harrison.
and afterward U. S. Senator for six years. He was
an od-fashioned conservative Wing, and an able.
honest man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

The Tribune In London.
STEVENS BROTHERS fAmnos, for Lbrsh.s Henn.tt.
W. fo the sse Of iHf TRIBUNE
will also receive S,ssssrross and AS'ssrUssssIa
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Nem2)ork Dailp grihm,te.
TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1866.
To Correspondents.

To correspondence
No notice bstasn Of Anonymou. Communications WtseTetis
intended for insertion must be sshenssd by the and cd
dress of wnsr-nos necessarily 0 pubeon but As seua
apty for hi. good faith.
All letters for tbi. Once should be sddfsd@s Ine fss
uSK." EewYork
We undertake TO rejected Communications
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british AND AMERICAN IRON.

Western eos'psndspt Of IN. Raay Tas sends to that jour
it, fracture sow hard sanusI top 'h stem and Nitrous base
s : 1: &. q, ss5'S ss %
The other American made last year Of one quality OF IRON
yer cent ofihs.e r, broke and
brittle ih tho whole 10, was - unsafe s mo man
while th. old rails lated nom 10 !" yesr'
Comments By The Uorid.
According to the Protectlopsts # is vi TO compel
American TO buy and poorer American rails
or If hoy will be obstinate and better English ones 70
make them pay round for the privilege ~ that they VIII
cease TO be profitable to use This specimen OF the swim
die called Protection"
Remarks by The Tribune.
1t reay~eems to us that the habitua traducers Of
every product of American skill and industry should
dwell among and get their living out of the people
whose superiority to they are eternaly Wanting
Why should they infict their presence on such ma.
ton of inveterate blockheads or swindeB as they
proclaim this to be
That very poor rails are sometimes made in this
country is true; but poorer are even sbundantly
made in Great Britain. Any company that chooses to
do so may buy good rails, of either American or Brit.
Disseminated are well known. But it is deplorably
true that many American railroads are constructed
with inadequate means and on the principle which
Induced Prince Of Condo to feed bis horses on con-
fecuonary because he had still credit for that, but
none for forage. Directors do not ask, Are these
good railsi" but Can get them for our bonds ="
and one consequence is the of vast quantities Of
rails of the pipe.stem variety More Of these are
British than American; but there arc too many OF
eiher aud they are not likely to be fewer till our
gailsqsds t built with Wopsy ratleg hay e9als, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Snow FLAKE Snow FLAKES :

Snow FLAKE Snow FLAKES
Irrnopooup 90 Oxsis. no. 313 BRoASVAr
MArrrAorvrgp USDEE A Nav PArsrr
CsrSor strATRD
BRAurpTr, A. tIs CLoco BoRa hAnGsAKx
TaR IAr on Tua SzAs)1
foa LADIES AND MipsA
Pn!cE UsrIrsNBp, OILY ~
Tuz TnADE suPpLGD
Scared, Iesy aud no iss purs in tint than tho Fax,
which suggested ~ tho Snow FLAKE HAT for ladies and
Children Price untrimm1. 81
Peaceful "a b. csery crystals st plane the Winter air the
Snow Ftxys Al xrEs 5s Broadway. the
tia ever alornsd tho hcsds Of ladies ard Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of TIE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE mus, b. handed in To Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

BRovcHITIs.-From Mr.. c. Il. Gardner, Principal
Of the Rutgers Institute T. May a. 1883 have been
afflicted With Bronchitis during the WEte and found no Tesf
vui found your TRocHss BRovst BRONCHIAL IRocHR' or
Cough osense give prompt relief in Coush' Colds and Throat Dis
e,. ard throughout the uriied States and most o~n
countrisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Bnsiuess ctifes.

THB UNDERSIGNED are under obligations to many
p.cas uou.y advertise the virtues Of the PLANTATION
Brrrxss than to tie Rev W. W. H Of Bat
more who speech at the anniversary Of the Temperance So
ci-ty ia Brooklyn, said;
"Tbege person signing himself T. 1860 X. queer duck
whose name Drake He very PATRIOTS ard would not sell
OF his B,e to South II he had given them the Rebellion
lasted half long 50 ago be got thin in the
pocket public benesc.o seldom get rewarded snd he tssut
various cergymen Offering them bottle OF Plantation
Bers to ansyre and they liked reeoamend so one
Prsby,ssn brother said he gos Frank Green's snd
good"
We responsible fol the Reverend seltensns sylehs wa'
embarrassed and hit modess bat the benevolenoe OF
clearly Visible. OCT Of the three hundred and my two
esymen New OK and Brooklyn nk there two hund
ninety who Plantation Btes These Biiier are 0st
the thing clergymen and Of overwoTked BRAIN we are
Hckss brain much lsskee but with reciprocal
Ibei,y will give him whole q Bitters. and have
will restore the equilibrium Good material costs high
last keeps pockets hn bat we follow only one
pure standard fall confidence h crushed to earth will
asan"
Friend Hicks good deserves otheI aud you kn'" oil
place where they have rot got Plantation Bit
tes ,nst will send right The people
poor Ker advised your health
Your. iratsrrsly r. Il. DRAKE Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
'Tyr-NIDI-VICf,

Tie L.Hs. Of Now York No 80 Csnss. (oppoie the
Bsudsh Housed aud BEAUTIFUL and CAPTIVATING FANCY
his 10 sned ard conquered bJ
the, The crowd. who daily visit there de
lighted without purchasing or noTe Of his eesan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Comments bu The UOrM.

According to the Proteconsts II 10 VIZ pm TO compel
American Comp buy and poorer American rails
or tLey will be obstinate and better English ones to
make pay roundy for the privilege rs that they VIII
cease be profitable to use This specimen OF the swim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

THs NJ ISERIEs OF DESPoSDESCY growing out oil
condition the Liver hard 10 be They are vel
described in the phrase II" oohs upon a. things with aundieed
eye' Nothing will relieve the gloomy, es'Psns feelings ensn'
dered by bilious habit quickly that most extraordinary OF all
anti bilious ,timulsn HOrETTERs BITIERs Iu operation upon
ia. liver ia direct sauterv and powerful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

LYONS lEsEcT Powder for extermiuating Reaches
end vermn and preserving fors and clothing from Moths The
original and genuins signed T. LTss All others limitations
other Inject Powder but LYONS Sold by al druggists snd
nv BAnyrs & Co, No. fi Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

S. NJ PErTEYoIbL & Co., NEWSPAPER ADvBRTIs-
nc AsKsrs New York (c.tabshed in s,1
agents Tribune and ali tbs in the United States
aud British Provinces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Gmnsemenis.

WAIIAtKS
,ufS EVFNr-G ate IT Is NEVER TOO LATE TO mFNb
N.s.r Icsec Robin John Gttr tnss hcl h'it 'ri'
s-er. 3end Youn. folston, b. J. huggod, Browne WIiar
,o Gr,ha1 Leonard Barnes. Wilson. Wilkinson, Pore Wsrf
In Mas lone Burke Miss Madeline Hsnque Ms X Bsvet
Ms scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

EvgRDgLLs WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. 302 Broad
YAH the latest styles Of Card, NotePspe Monogram
Silver Plstes. &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2.
Gen. Sheridan has returned from Bren-
ham, Texas, this morning, whittier he
had gone to investigate the destruction
of that townlby incendiaries, and charged
upon United States soldiers. The fol-
lowing points were about to be decided
upon unoff1cially, as facts;
The original cause Of the disturbance
is not satisfactorily determined as yet,
but there is no doubt that during the
fracas two soldiers were wounded, one
severely and the other slightly. That
later in the night a number Of men
burned the business part of the town,
and that they were soldiers; that Capt.
Smith, commanding the post, had moth
ing to do with the matter and that the
officer requested to have rigid investi-
CATION. Gen. Sheridan to accomplish
the purpose appointed an investigating
committee. Gen. S. has decided on go
ing to the frontier of Texas to give set
lers full protection against hostile In
dian tribes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04
KNOW THY DESTINY,

Madame E. +, Thornton, the great English
Astrologst, Clairyoyaut and Psychometrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such Won
derfnl powers of second sight, as 10 enable her
TO impart knowledge of the greatest importance
10 the single or married of either sex. While
in state Of trance, she delincates the very fea-
lures of the person you are to marry, and by the
aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as the PsychomOtrope, guarantees to produce a
ltte-ikc picture Of the future husband or wife of
the applicant, together with date of marriage
position in life leading traits OF character, &C.
This is no humbUg as thousands OftcstimOnials
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picture is what it purports to be. By enclosing
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confidence, Madame L. f. THORNTON, p. o.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04
From WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. ..
The household effects left at Airing
ton Mansion by Gen. Lee, or rather the
fragments remaining Of them, were yes
terday delivered to the party authorized
by Gen. Lee to receive them. This was
done the IntelligenCer says, under an
order from the President. 1t appears
that nearly everything of any value had
been stolen. Many valuable heir looms,
including some Of the family portraits
had been purloined. The portraits were
taken from the frames, packed in boxes
and stored in the upper loft of the man
sion for safety in 1861. These boxes
had been broken open and everything OF
real value taken away aud the letters
and private papers Of Gen. Lee scattered
over the loft,
At meeting of the board Of health
Yesterday, the first case Of cholera in
Washington was reported, 1t was that
of a gentleman who arrived here from
Richmond on Friday. The patient is
convalescent. The exemption of this
city from cholera disproves the theory
that the disease seeks filthy localities,
The police report for the quarter end
ing with September showed 3,146 ar
rests for various offences. Over one
third Of them colored persons, about al
equal number of foreigners,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04

IMPORTANCE OF HAVING DAVIS PAH-KmLER
ALWAYS AT HAND,-Wonderiul Cure OF the Rev,
d, L. Brayton, Missionary in India, who was
stung by Scorpion, Extract from his letter,
dated Mergui, June IS, and published in the
Baptist Missionary Magazine for Dec, 1910
For the first time since l have been in India,
have been stung by scorpion. l went out
this morning to my exercises, as usual, at early
dawn, and having occasion to use an old box
on taking of the cover put my hand on a scor-
pion, which Immediately resented the insult by
thrusting its sting into the palm of my hand.
The instantaneous and severe pain which darted
through the system is quite incredible; what an
awfully virulent poison their sting must con-
tainl few to my bottle of Davis Pain Killer,
and found 10 TO be true TO its name. The relief
was almost a. sudden as the pain; after mo-
ments relief saturated a small piece of sponge
bound II onmy hand, and went about my eXer-
clses, feeling no more particular inconvenience.
3lWlW
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04
A MODERN MIRACLE

From old and young from rich and poor, from
high-born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.

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The Crops South.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l.
The crop prospects continue to i'm
prove, except in the alluvial regions of
the Mississippi river, and in places here
tofore free from the army worm. The
crop Of sugar cane will be large, but all
who can will save the cane to plant. The
crop Of sugar, therefore, will be small.
The Louisiana rice. crop will be larger
than ever known.
Cotton has advanced 1c a l IL. Sales
2,4O0 bales. Quotations nominal.
During the past forty-eight hours
there have been seven deaths by yellow
fever and thirty from cholera.
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Ernnce aud NIeXfco.

NEW YORK. Oct l.
a. Faris le''er Of September 10Th says;
the convention passed between the
French anu M'S'eaH governments con-
eeu'ns 10 tne former one nall OF the Gus
tom mouse revenues Of the ports located
on the AV"htIc coast ana one fourth OF
Vn"Se Oh IAe haroots on the racine, has
oeen ioohe' upon III inc fFench boufSe
as securing lhe MeA'cah ueoO ana has
caused " sudden rise III MeA'cau DondS'
Inc holders OF 'neSe oondS' encouraged
oy the guarantee JUST oo'a'"eo' mann
TAIN lhat france Is by 'Nt.''oVeol''n
entitled 10 require a. ~. NmrS from
MaN'mlilan or his ~ocar7~." 'he pay
ment oil all amoun'0 h''i r.' "'s'orsed
Tor Mexico Inc'I.."N ."' ,''"' "h'th
these uon"S represent 4l' ''o''s. 'oo
o. th"V convention III Ihe Moh'.eui nap
penlnS concuTren'iy win IN" appoint
ineht o' Gen. lie CaSIeiheau' '"' e'.'''
cau'P o1 Tue EHPeto'' anu NJ "a.''u. +
an administrator Oh great ao'IlIy' 20
Important oluc'a' POSITIONS mas haIu-
rally been construed as the iorerunner
OF the abandonment Oh all direct inter-
Ven'Ion by france III Mexican aut'rs,
thus, WINE on one manu- The Aforesaid
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-04
LATEST NEWS.
1Y TELEGRAPH
The Addison County Fair.
special 10 the Rutland Herald
MInnIERrRY. Oct. 2.


MppLEBURY, oct, 2,
The Addison County Agricultural
Fair commenced today under very IA
vorable circumstances. The entries
already number more than six hundred,
and probably not more than two.thirds
are made.
Floral Hall is lifted up with good taste,
and the quality of the articles already
on exhibition, though comparatively
few in number gives promise of rare ex,
cellenee in that department. 1t is ex-
pected that the hail will he ducd cary
tomorrow
Mechanics Hall is likely to be well
filled with the finest specimens to be OBJ
tanned in that department.. A few
foreign exhibitors are already on the
ground, among whom is Mr.. Sanford
Adams of Boston, with his champion
Force Pump" aud "Quecn Of the Har-
yesto tanning mill, &c,
There are no premiums on sheep this
year but the prospect now is that the
exhibition in this department will
be superior to any ever made in the
county, noted as it is for its excellent
sheep.
The show OF cattle, it is very likely,
will be ordinary, but it is impossible to
Judge thus early in the fair.
The display of horses cannot fail Of
being fine both tomorrow and next day.
quite number of entries have already
1een made. The trotting course is in
fine condition, and liberal purses have
been made up, Offering inducements to
horsemen which will not be refused.
There are to be several races tomorrow.
In the exhibition Of poultry S. s. W.
S. Allen, Of Panton, will make the
largest display, but there are several
other good entries No one visiting the
grounds should fail to see this portion
Of the show"
4 flying visit to the grounds this
evening gives conclusive evidence Of a
larger and better show in every depart
ment than is usual in this place, if the
weather continues good as it now prom
SEES X.