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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



RsrrHlIcAs xsEnso Al coorxn's HAlt--A VEN large
hear address by General J. w. Mahsn. who va. CON
msnder Of the Irish force from Massachusetts, In the late
raid Canada Ne sAd h~ had alwsysa d~rnocsst
and had voted Tor Acleln -6i bai ssues have
arisen, hs could longer give h adherence my POLICY
Amer discussing the between Congress and ID. Pres.
the Irish American that his citizenship should made
and that tho nag should protect them wherever they
60 whereas under the Standardization 81 johnson and
land. and dragged BY police likc fcnus without icing
charged with " OsAcr yowcInl county tho
earth would tolerate a. President Jobnson refused deal
tho permission % these outrage and the duty ~
fishnen II the approaching elections cefY BY The hal
", their opnion q sae rocy fhs meeting was .so al.
Nle ~ rsrss Insv.nR attempts made BY rowdisg
10 break sp The meeting
IIud-oa CIV.
sa rATAL CAsis oF cnoIs sAThsrr ain fatal essss
If A.ss chosers ~ Beaoon FRIDAY. Upward.
thirty have oartr within n. three weeks The
Glts condition ~ tho l0aA s,ests neal h~ part
Of ts anihoe And uh -aie % thngs eais fsr strin-
gens sanitary measures
Esssx corSIr coUrI. ~ no Oyer and Termn-r y.a-r
asy. Court motion ~ Nr C. rsrksr Ia tic u
tho state ~ Aeaand.r Buu nded for mard.r directed
taken u The o. An8r~e Beksng- J.fpes Boyan
David Nicr~ llfs afesanrtss Tor fufter TO rial
~ Ira Mum Tor murder ct dogn for n-f fhards'
Elizabeth.
THr BtrrxffsSfAf CrAsrSaffg.-rhs Eifeuteuuil
Anniverlry 81 ne u Elizabeth toUn wl !.
celebrated on "Wednesday nc sch aAy 81 octsbsr ne
will n public siesses H. no evening The
n,.. ~ b.os,q IA ss's.s VII ,ssa 4. t
Rev "a, r.. Iiaysa, y, ID. ~ New Y0rk
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Aid For the Quebec suHerer.-NreetinG Of
French Canadians.

Pursuant 10 public notice. respectable number OF
rrsnch Canadians residing in this city met in room No
g. IN clinton Hall Asor place, last evening 70 concert
ucaIfts for tho relief % their n0untrymen who have
suffered ~ the terrific hre which has swept over the
CITY OF QueOce.
Nj Francis Clouin appointed President
III George Bachelor presented series Of resolutions
expressing the deep sympathy y the meeting In the
haidshr Of the sufferers AZ Quebcc and recommending
abe nmcnt o. Committee 70 solicit reiief from our
citYcn@
number Of gentlemen were appointed committee
10 receive subscriptions
: All moneys 10 be paid TO Nr AfhNorh, agent %
fhe Canada hanks FOR thls city.
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rheoaor. Trhom.:;;y fri symphony.

The third season OF the popular symphony sortes Of
Of Mr. Thsodore Thomas opened auspicousiy last even
ing at Irving Hail. with immense audience and
splendid programme The audience was Of the charsc-
that 10 always me, with any concert or sorte Of
Mr. Thomas, being decidedly fashionable and critical
In other musical festival will BE- ladies with
the orchestral score open before them the
works Of tho great nasters The soiree opened with
DE kcssfosdn0>r Nuremberg, by Wagner THIS work
has been already performed IN this city BY Mr. Cari
Anschutz at one Of his sunday concerts There y vM
manfestiy given In very INCOMPLETE manner Tor
seemed 70 W. last evening Ike cutie different work
There IA really nslcsly and sraEdeur IN i, and not
the unmeanlns px6demonium q sounds that
We heard AZ ns hru production. The immense
force Of brass In would become Baoel without proper
cQDorng Of strnes and director, In lns'ice 10 the
composer and The audience, ought 10 produce work
without All the necessary instrument and parts Mis-
Antonio Henne made her nrs, appearance M the ara
Che frro sensa Eurydice, from Glurks orphee sho
has q voice OF rare power ard thrilling sweet
ness, and although last night she DID not
exhibit ts full powers, yet ~E easily
disrernible that second appearance and with more
confidence she win take q the highest positions
among our American singers Mr. William Mason played
Beehovens piano concerto In opus b. with orchestral
accompaniment He played II with the decacy and
thorough correctness 81 srtst Every passage was
given with precision Even the soe-t notes the trs
and chromafic we're rendered with dlsilncfuess
and thus the entire work ineligible Scbubeft =
symphony In closed the solfse
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.


The usual gravity Of ,his broken In upsa
yesterday by the crowds that thronged in FOR the
purpose o. obtaining the privilege. Of nauraIised
zcns lodge Carbon, ioF several hours kept
buriy engaged he possibly could be putting
the usual questions 20 the numbers nppran,. who
sented thenHeltes with tho obtaining certificates a.
naturalization. Tho total nuntrr nair4ired during tho
present Term has not been made up hut u IL erped
ptro
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the COMPTROLLER AND rst csorus BOARD.

CnuTog AQyDuCT DrfAn1Ft - \
NWw NunW Og4 NJ lTa \

CFofox AggpUcr DrrirTrTvf,t
Nrw losg. Oc9 ~, iSa
v 7. HRNsNAS, ESQ Comptroller
Ntl0u repeatedly invited 10 sttrnd Tie pfnpoefd
1pcu ~ bids for improvements NJ THIS vnee
81 vi of Saturday nth inst - par sd joufnfnen
Jvesdsy last .sery rexsetfuily
A. Y. DODGE, for the croon Aqueiu,, Board
Couprnorlrn's orricy, oct - iss
Eessrs. Y. l.. DApnAsH. and A. w. GRAVES
GssrgsnS-I must decline W attend The meeting Of your
board - the prpo<e ~ opening bts until snch works have
Been selected which public the under
Ssndng bad that the opening snail be limited "a them Re
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN opuD,roller
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On seraart ~ a. sr. uarsser ~ arss - ~ ~s -
Road ~ Supervise - ftursisy lsst psssss rs~s''n
As, rsvsra ~ AZ !. c8ersa psyabe y - TftN -
,~r.srs 49, - a. sr1n the eonsren III 49, ~
s.s.ry ~ ssis keseaer e9a.iis1 80 linf "a
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10 Srw RISKS INSURANCE COMPANIES.
In conscqucnce OF the insuficency OF the wsrr sup
ply The city being supplied by pipe, eighteen inches
diameter carrying water from the ~ Charles RIVER,
point eight miles distan tbs insurance ohces will not
take any new risks In this city, connng their business
60 renewing old risks
II wa owing 70 this OF water that this CITY,
though situate the hank Of great rivar Isl; Law
rcnce with smaller stream (hs 81 Charieel flowing
sn;o Il close nand, was for hour wthoat water in
Abe district u the IRE.
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T.. l. Davcnpor; and Mrs L p. Perrin begin Az On
gsgemen, at the Academy Of Music, Providence, X J.,
on Mopdsy, october ~ on which night the comedy
Much Ado About Nothing will be produced
Miss Julia Dean and her company have united with the
Bray troupe Together they performed the Massacre Of
e. Barlholomcw, at Helena, Montana Territory, on the
ID Inst. They were soon 10 leave Cor omaha.
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pyypsrrp sor Cos2rsFtp The xsmpn' trf>nl a..
eisrcs and rstsrai~a ae dcisrsicD tha ~ rp1'hsfn
p~ople we've ouly defeated nos cDngpsr~d tnh yosr
seisas IN tbs matter n The 90 - a h Aersh
have very clear issa q rba, TIER al al q t1t -.
,a&feSes arrruiew.
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our QUEBEC CORRESPONDENCE.
Nc ys,ericans Burned Out--I.ist NJ assurance
Companies Involved.
QrEsEc, Dot. IT, 1866.

QrEBrc, OCT. H. 1850.
20 AxrRpArs BURNED OFT.
am glad to be able to write that Americans wore
burned out. The French-Cansdian sbpwrignts with q
few Irsh Of the trade the principal suerers
The scene for waste outdoes anything the writer has
svor seen Main street, Richmond Va, nothing 70
the Of the fre here for the former only one
street OF blackened chmneys while the scene Of this fro
embraces abou, forty strccts
To-day few persons 10 be about tho ruins
mosi Of the sufferers beng under canvas the tents
beng lent them by the military authorities.
Z nSrRAScEa
The following arc the Offices which had risks In the
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These popular ctisss gave their third matinee yes
tsrday. notwithstanding the early hour item o'clock A.
NJ at which tho entertainment commenced Irving Hall
was crowded In every part. Tho programme was the
same that given during the week Ara Howard Paul
successful In her presentations, and In
Theresas Sneezing Song and the Marssise quite out
did kepeD Mr.. Pauls Napoleon III. was received With
marked signs OF appreciation and his Man Asoat
Town, secured a recall.
The fact that large audience met 70 gvesi these
drtixes at such unreasonable hour proves, without
doubt the popularity Of their entertainment Fresh
novelties announced for next week among others
Mrs Paul viii sing The Star Spanged Banner, atong
In which she ia enid 10 be very great
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TIVE Elrnsll GAME.
Niceans Of Amherst College W. Assiiians Of
wesleyan University.

srrIssruLp yass., oct 20, 1867
In match game Of base ball on Hampton Park, IN
this city this afternoon between the Ncean Club u Am.
her-i ,oege and the Agaian Club q Wesleyan Jnver
% 10 Is.
Keystone Of philadelphia W. Pa-sim~ Of BAL
timore.
BaIuHoRs, Oct 20, 1900.
game Of base ball wN played to-day between the
Keystone, OF Phsdsphia and the Pssms Of this city
The following y the ssors -Kevstcns ~. Pastms IL
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AGrrai B'r~,ing for isdicy. No GRAY Iissr
No, Aslor piasS-. adj Ice Tree.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-caAMsfas

Judge Barbour 80 = Chambers yesterday "a ssms
uninlporant moiona To business IL ~as
entered when srgr " foreign born per.aas
we're admitted ~ Amerlcen a4sena
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The American Freedmen's Onion Commits an will
hold annual meeting in Cooper Institute wsdnes
day evening October "a, at halfpast seven O'Clock.
Chief Justice Chase. the President OF tho Commission
has been invited 10 take the chair Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and Major General o. Howard have positively
engaged 10 speak Other emncat speakers expected
Free tickets Of admission may he had at No. - John
street and room ~ Bible House lenirsncc ON Asior
place., between nine A. H. and four p. r.
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Free. ., e - n-rs a.a.~.a o, we",~e,,h
49,
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Address PeiIak a Son. Ncrr-cbnnm Mnus-
fsct'ffrr "1 broadway Fourth street Pipes
ofdsr, boiled ami repaired.
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Wis., Tyssrs. .rs Vrn.m~eiei ur.,r, ue.s
49, h..t ~. go ltaH byraa. - saAft8 A. EAfeh.
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A,-I.e,~u'. Aromatic swiss~aia !. Esdogs~A
by de cientlc ia tie profession ths bss Dea
fire.
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The iis~s ~swins usshiHs. i..ehsilrh.
ftA .u~G ss.HisE coNFsaH - nfssd-sf !.
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iiiip,ir s~wisg Marhirr a..s rr,,. yIvsa
Hlgh.st sss lost STATE Far 100
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A. Mcsi'- Chemical pcm9dr R~sssr~s Gs91
Hnif aud dedsiy the best Hair Dressing used sold -
HUSTON. 10 AslOr uoas~, snd by AL drugGis4s
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-~~n IN ihts csuniry. hFDkAH hnDfHkNs
\ roufih avenue saa o. Lafayette t4.os
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DIR. Olcs ,iorrss's Piii. Axai-, Chsi~vas
Bys~ntsry sof Di@frssss tor sole IN praxspn8
dusss a, lsg s.au street. ~soro al msy =
sou suit
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"Rom<o agf dem Rsredu," which win soon be ia
miliar In our mouths household words. again
repeated last night The piece Is without any particular
interest," far tn plot concerned but rendered
endurabss BY thecxcrtions OF Ir LOhmann spon whom
rests the whole II followed by sDse Web
kcn Soas very concai buretta, Interesting through
the ridiculous costumes comic Songs In these latter
Miss Dzubs and Mr.. Ascher received their usual share
OF applause and Mr.. Ahlfedt sso encorcd several
tinos Il almost impossible 10 speak Of the perform
OF the actors, thor depends almost
trely upon tho merits OF The piece and the merits Of
audience.
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Burncff- f0conine Compound of (ocOa-
nut o ae Tor ihr bst THIS preparation contains isrss
or drodNftlcd ~
acknowledged "a properties hat
uuffyall-d
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uA A.. p'.:.rS IrIYri:.. P.S1ssgs.
hAToH & Canal street aud druggists fos sirninw.
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Al l:imbr~dr's, 5Ss md s72 BvssAw4yv
Monosrsms wedding Card. rich Holiday cis resssS -
q a Il MI
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Isv.. Per-. tsr. -Tsr 49, aud C.rsp~ss
Par. ~ ftEMfsa - ~ sroeFe ~ faston
.tfs
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. Boys', ysash's ard GhtIdres's S1su alag
Largest and inject goods Ia this o1uasry.
BRokAw BaoT1irRs " Foassk AZ nus.
md aT fAfsvsn 1Isrs
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Jns, fss eivsf
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TFFIf't 'IIFN nv " FDH FffE
HAIR Restores gray hair 10 ~ youthful beauty npartna
health and strength to the w.sk~s hair stops is falling
out. Keeps the hr.d clean Sold Nv az tnI~
grnt hardfc~~er~. aud At onin~. L. IN hroadwsy
SARAH A. tHENALtEE,
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faare~atb sfse 49,. - tfse~sed q Efr1fL pst
Nft f.NnA HAS, tf lrNA 1.aasf ard ehiffsH 10
iai~ rtfssf ngsswsss - ~sl -orhy a. nstesflsa ss
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DE- sss for as .%s ss s
% q . ne wsr . . s s ses wsr % %
csahhsda vaus between tho citizens o. each y public
been sa,Saf,si auass he applicable u,sfasass.i
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aud y @ @ as "a. sS, Of o. s
S o, were - fas 4. aaisbss Z, W. VIM
sT o II s ,, as epsr he s. to. a
reserved - aeci.ioa
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge cardouo.
The usual gravity Of this court was broken In upss
yesterday By the crowds tha, thronsed in Tor the
purpose o. obtaining tho privilege, or natraIi,ed oiu
scns lrdse Carbon, wsa ieg several hours Kept
aa-oa. 70 se humber, Il sprsn,. :" Who p".
fhs ss a a' n s,s 81 ssaSSs 5ss
present term has been made up. but erpected
perioa
SUPERIOR cousT-caAMsfRs
Judge Barbour i, Il Chamber. YESTERDAY aud heard .m.
uninipor1An, moona To bushes. II naturalization
entered npon When rsr number q foreign born
Burncit- Goconins Compound Of Cocoa
pe,"'tsa Or deodrssa c'r5saas oil ~Sie = an,.r..ls
Soaaons n he Human iIa rs, W." We "a ~ -
unryan-d
ben Nh: Tsss. !. r ss'" sifvkrfn sSn ria
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dfSsr. a ~ slau street. sssSs AL msy
eonsuisd
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a Fourih avenue aad o. i.al.yss,s ta.os
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se' 1861. nc, i.' ~ 's - ,-.'ss 80 = s',ss -.
lai rsnssn ngssr.ss - sell -oshy Is la.essslsa ss
"@f~3 Ns~
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Homer rurus-kiss t-svs<s In Great variety.
o. MIffFlflltN sor~fNWsA At ~tflh h~iw ~ss
ana ksd ftiFty sitt4 esrf N.lwy.
ceo.ing Issasls, coal tssm~ n ifsus. A.
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s4>.sr-iAe oo~ine rrs Dr. B..sif. rtpor,. ~ ~.
dsy and raturfs,
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ToRosro Oct. 20, 1906
The people OF Lower Canada again panic strioken
over that the FenIans are congregating ct st.
Albans and Malone
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-02-01
a 7tusinG sin.

There are many sins which have this ab.
SDrbngc gchlractcr, whose propcnsityit is ever
to cncroach more and more on the regions
of the moral and spiritual life, not yet
possessed 10y them, never content until they
have reared their trophies on the wreck and
ruin of every noblGr faculty and power. -
All sins, perhaps, have more or less of this
character. Vet we may signaliZc two o,
three concerning which it is emnently true.
VANITY is such sin This may seem tu
Us often Il little worse than harmless toiblc,
yet physicians will tell you that there is no
sin which gives more to the mad house than
does this and how many through it shall
have missed the crown of life, only the last
day shall declare
The LOVE OF MONEY is another such sin,
growing 10y what it feeds on, and ever claim
ing to exercise Il wider, Il icrccr, "A more re
cntleSs tyranny and dominion in the soul
where 1t rulcSnS hard ever rcscnting more
and more any Freedom OF action, any ccncr,
o,ity in dealing, any open handcdncss in
giving, any bowels of compassion shown on
the part of him who meant indeed To allow
TIN. sin, but did not intend at first that il
should bear away in his heart of life. rs sol,
and absolute and tyrannouS lord
The Lust oF THE FLESH, INDUCED anC
allowed, proves ottimcs another such "A sin
IT has fearful tendency to become such
what a work hop of unholy, impure fmcies
will the heart OF man be who has given him
s'lfoycrtothe spirit ritofuncleanlincss. "kecI
thy servant from prcsumptuous sins, les
they get dominion over me. w. Trench.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-02-01
Another Argument in Favor OF
Immediate Reconstruction.

Financial men have at last become fully
aware of the fact that full supply of the
great staples of the South is indispensable
as means of restoring the credit and pros
pcrity ofthe country. While our importa-
tions have been enormous, we have next to
nothing to export, and consequently the
precious metals have been sent abroad as a
substitute, until the country has been rcdu
ced to the necessity of using a DEPRECATED
and irredecmable currency. There are linn
its to this kind of management beyond
which it cannot pass. And it is now dis
tinctly perceived that nothing can save the
people Of this nation from bankruptcy and
disgrace, but an immediate revival of the
productive industry of those sections whose
resources have been for five long years SC
utterly paralized. The balance of foreign
trade being largely against us, and the pro
duets of our mines being altogether INSULT
cent to pay off our Indebtedness, We want
and must have cotton, rice, sugar tobacco
in addition to other means Of raising money
to save us from a collapse. The question
as to how this matter is to be met and dis
posed of assumes practical form, and can
not be blinked ont Of sight. Relief can on
ly be obtained by at once restoring peace
and quietude to those sections from whence
the needed supplies must come. And the
sooner the great work of restoration is com
plcted, the better will it be for all concern.
ed. -ifdin Dculr.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-02-01
A Mousse i'm the Pantry.

When | used to be out Of temper, or
naughty in any way, fgrandfather was there
he would call to me
Mary, Mary, take care! there mouse
in the pantry y
| often used to cease crying at this, and
stand, wondering to myself what he meant,
| often ran to the pantry, to see if there
really was mouse in the trap; but never
found one. One day said
"Grandfather, don't know what you
mean. haven't a pantry; and there arc
no mice in mothers, because have looked
ever SO often" He smiled, and slid-S
Come, little woman, sit down here in
the porch by me, and Ill tell you what
mean Your heart, Mary, is the pantry.
The little sins are the mice, that get in and
nibhe away all the good, and that makes you
sometimes cross, and peevish, and tretlul--
unwilling to do as your mother wishes and,
if you do not strive against them, the mice
will keep nibblng till the good is all eaten
away Now, want to show you, my little
girl, how to prevent this. To keep the
mice out, you must set trap for them-the
trap of watchfulness and have for bait good
resolutions and iirmness.'