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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
se.m.hp Missouri Hudon Nswoean', Oct 49, with nd'e and
SHIP c. wsssisr sr wnouth Liverpool Sept a.
william. Gaon E.perensd strong westerly sale. and ,sry
weather Oct a o. 5e passed sIs;t.d v,re with
attached aabef laden bad sPpssracs
lisbon and long sbsndoue one sole on ard and heavy
. s1. q. Scuu Se H. IN '' 70 ''
B.rs Edh Rose fo..s G.soop River W A. 10 day. With
Bhs Perkins st. cr "a days with aug" and mOls'''' to
Bns Amigo. of Belize, HOnd Lind Para "a DAYS with Rd's
seh, Oregon Mond w..hIuroa N C, day.. with
sehr hods.,y. wssver New.Iiavsn. ... ....
sehI. 2. 4. Saunders Carroll, Virgins. e.'
s sss,. 4 s Rue kHi E,., Virgins;
sehr. G. l. sean seeI Wrsini..
sehL J. b. spoford. Parsons. Virginia .....Ht
sehf O. B. smith. Banker Virginia
wIND-At Sunset wNw Clear
SPOKEN
sehr Edward L.msre Oct. Is in lat 70 IS long "a 80 bound
Penau Prince
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TAxAsrhr DKPANrnEsr. oyycE LIGar- HorsK BoARD,
BALTIC Of Ts.s SS,iag "a.
bH., MoaA-oh. nIIn,on sas been received this oaee
holt Knob Withdrawn during the re
rod eetwee the 3s day Of egpbsF ana shs 3 day O March
shvs..- be stations the whole year bTOushoI
long hs ice allows and that when compelled BY ice to leave Their
stations the Ugh, ships will again resume their positions
BorHSA Rohag Of Outo bland Lat-The ush, on
Outo Island the the 0ni Of bothns DIS
continued during the rronueon OF the lan.sn again lighted
FSoLisD-BK,ToL LpAt Te .ear the One Faisoa
hhkWth reference to % Notice TO Mariners No 81 Issued from
the One Fatn6 Bristol
ofNovembrr viii be exhibited from the quick
s PURPOSE .S Of & s.,S ,S SsT S S :
By order ~I7|IT W. 0. sHrBRIcE Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
THE NEW-YORK q
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
u,Hr WEEKLY TRIBUNE for OCTOBER "a

THE Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE this week eos,ains the fol-
lowing; - =, 49, ,..- 49,. ,,-.,.,n.~ w.. , TIL.
in Msly md The rsss Of VIE Voted for Ii Railway
s Go .ss f 6ssf: West VTsnis Editorial Paragraphs
Y;s' nS S,,:' :9 c:s. CITE;
European N.S.-RngiaSdI rr,nsss' Iisly Ts5.sy
Nsw PrsrcsrrOvsA Cansda With AnsisIvsy and
ISTTra SSon Tos Brown or OIroRp Special Cor.
tI s..si f sSa
Nesting q WoIsinsjan sP.ees % Gen neal Iihs
w;;5;' =; 5s; $i, s
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s a.%: I.f sds r. S ay a .sa IS
Relic. Of BOrdr Run Rule Price Of LaHd' Aarsss Macs
sr.A.IEs-ceasa. cation from g W B.. ~.
r.ylos XVIII the South PsIs D''''
uatss Dss Lsp M lie kss ffa:
S y.. :tT S I s Ssy Tbs r.. os.
R.gim.n' R.iisisas Ceremony. ..-u..,p..,..
upon State Tickets Discourse DELIVERED on ssIday Evsnns
fss c1rnOIIc BALrsoazInsus0ns fs~ tie Pa
Tss ss.Soss coIoasD asx. STATE cosrrsuosAaap.s Of
the Gosr.d Sn5s"; o. me s's 81 from Geo.
pointed ~ q; @ a,s. A:.eesOe q hs A@sdssa l..a..s
aau. wss
PoITieiiTss Rss.iry Lswoos,,Ou. .aa MsykaS
III. lpsa I.S Ap. i ,ss ksrta Tor A. Wa SS'E,::s..
Reply Mr. Greeley lneor-~d for Congress. By the % ns
vermonl-The ot. Justin s. Morrill, Elected 5erzfsa
FOR the Full TsEmi PsnnyysnaAh the Soldier Vote NOT zee
TnH MAHrrAsp TaorBIp-Tbe Poee Summoned
Appear Indignation Of the tnonss hsesha
IN BsmOr, The Governor % Resisted al Asasds P'ss-
OF Gov.
fNE AKrs I'D -. d.. =.
scskcERsics Improvement IN the Formation Of the Rbeo.
graphic Image Gvst Advance Aeous Tieseepes and hefe-
LrsaArrRs
foRrIGS MISCELLANY. ... t.HIf
PERSONAL
GENERAL NKws -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Institute Fsrsrs Club russ<sy 0t
seedng Peaeh Rhubsfb-)ne- More Facts iot Var
Origin Name Celery; Mkweed Substitute Tor Cot
Qnsk Couch Gi Michigan Fruit hsgoni Ape
Pear Trees Paving Prevent Cneao lows
ohsd Pranes; Information for Enigsnss N.s ROW
Coulter; Rsndalls Rake, Confession Of fih
fsrsr Improved Ch1rn Da,hrr; Whet--fnce and fro
poets In Mlehssp "femeD Record and Account BOOB o
0unineCod TO Butter Madagascar OF svesA
Cream; The Onvs Morr.. Wool a.
PoErur-Msry Morrow Do You Know Why They're Fiingf
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKkrk |.l fL..H
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and Cattle Msfk- specially reported for The ~ T. Tribune
Ready this morning Price ready tof n,ihnF hvc ss
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Clubs ofhye.
addressed o. subscribers " 20
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N copywih be sent for esch club often . . 80, .
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remittance. Address THE TRIBUNE, Nes.IcG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
MEXICO.
THE SITUATION or THE EMPIRE GROWING WORSE
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE AT CHgPULTgPEC-
THE gETRROCEAEIC ROLD OF TEHuAgTEPEC.

THE fsTERocEANic Rod OF TEHUAETRPEC.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. A-Brownsyillo dates 10 the 10Th
have been received Juarcz Is in chihuahua yet bAy
ing gone TO Monterey There In truth In the report
that Mciia had attacked Moncrcy all quiet in the
CITY, Escebado still remains there Trovno had gone
toward San Luis Potosi with 1000 men 90 look after
Mca, who reported at the latter place invested by
Liberals Topa was en- route to Maamoros with ,0OJ
men. |HH
A private letter, received at Bownsville announced n
ere battle Saltlo resulting in the defeat Of the
Liberals under Nnrano aud Martinez This victory liter
ally placed Satlo In the hands of the Imperalisis who
were daily expected IN Monterey.
long latch ~ said recently % have been received
from Napoleon which had the effect of hating some
French troops that about embarking and Others
we're ordered 10 prepare for active service
Confidence in Cu6acs's ability hold Matamoros was
increasing His forces said 10 be 500 strong most
OF whom boys.
II IL reported on good authority that Juarez directed tho
arrest of Cacs and Iinojosa, and their Trial by court
martial II reported that he has also ordered the arrest
OF Carvaia for granting such terms TO Meja and the
people of Matamoros.
ANTICIPATED ATTACK on MATAMOnOs by CORTISA-
THR RIGHTS or AMERICAN CITIZENS.
Your MatatnoTos correspondent sends tho following
under date OF Oct.fp: III ID u
The Anticipated aradt ON Ma'amoros bv Cortina has
not yci como n, though hourly expected for n week
past Cuf'Iua ba- anndtncci m ~ 1mcal communici-
tDu 10 Cob S,dgcwIcs thai he shonI attack Canar, IN
Aoe0 JGlcc " u Jd,I from The Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
.ien yst MUSICAL.

MR. JEROME HoPKEs's APREsErDI CONCERT.
The first of Mr. Jerome Hopknss Apres-Midi Concerts
takes place to-day at Irving Hail. commencing at 81 p m
Mr. Hopkins win play several piano solos, and will be as
sisted BY Miss Henques, debutante Mons. Vest, bssso.
and Mf. Morenhsuer, vioinist- These concerts were
very fashionable last sesson and viii be equally popular
during the great musical revival Of the present season.
FRENCH OPERA-THEATRB FRAECAIsR.
Auber's charming opera, Lee Diamants de Va Cou-
rOnne" will be performed at the Theatre franease TINS
evening The opera s we'll brought out and 10 admirably
performed. IL should attract q crowded house this
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
RfSE BALL.
tAsE BAIL MFS AND rup RrPoRrEKs.

The complaint has bectW5 general among reporters
attend base ball macte hat Icy treated III neglect
fno. will positive dcotcy by those whose care should be
20 see that every iavy ur witnessing the aud obtaining
The data for report q. is Atca e them. IthAps u would
To- ttat SEATS touI lie pros cd tor them near
the scorers t.' CERTAINLY might BE expected That remission
cory 'he from TIE score book and sck cold cNAy as
seats ground within HI rnc 0 spectators might De &c
corded tho representatives Of tie pes, without whose ctner
usy foved ta.c bal would have occupied the
position before public which 10 dos. There uplea 20 Dc
no good reason why base ball should neglect The usu
an,a.iies reporters ireey exruded by etCy other
c.u.s Of sporting gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
ROBBERS ON TIE RIO GRAYDE.

NEw-OHEAss, Oct IA band Of robbers on the Rio
Grande about 80 in number have been committing great
outrage They pursued by companies Of Ranchcros
and Unted States coored troops and five OF them have
been killed. The gang is composed Of Americans who
deserted amer the quAnes in Matsmoros. The robbers
are all well mouniei and making their way toward
san Antonio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
BR0OKL YN NEWS.

The GRxKYB-AvF. RAILROAD PRoJEcr-Quite o
lively ssmis took place Tuesday evening at the Committee
Room Of the Common Council between the property holders
Grcene ave- rprr~ented ny Mrsrs. Peony, waring and
Hnrs and atnsAvc represented by Messs Cooke
and Glover The point In dispute which should not have
the railroad along their each party seeking TO
thrzsh ~ other and each sought per
suade the Mayor favor at action Of the Common Council
which found favor In lie eyes When they had got through
His Honor took the papers and reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GABooS RIVER W. C. A.. Oct ~ 10 barb Edith Re
Mr. ~ L Clemens, Mr. J. L Prestoo Mr. s. L. Davis and Mr.
NJ Woods
IRON NEw-oRLEANs. Oct ?4In steamship his,onr-Mr !"
FshiBg J. Kelly John heCsderty, G. O. Ih-PPc A. M..oD
q chiideo w. Robinson, NJ Boo, J.
I.hy, fr.ak Roberta John F.Tsy, W. Blanchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
TEMPERANCE.
TIE cAusR IN THE WEST.

TIE CAUSE IN THE WEST.
y rslssHAyH
CHICAGO, Or1 H--The Iowa State Temperance League
met at Des Mono to-day. Tho Grand Division Of the
Sons Of Temperance Of Illinois met at Peoria today about
400 delegates present The Order Is in condition of
unusual prut{esitT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

LIBEL SUIT AGAINST TnE EAGLE.--In the Supreme
Court Circuit before Judge Lott The case Porter Fitch art
Tho BrooIyn DAILY Bdge called The plaintiff asked
~ damages for alleged libel published In The Eagle
tho II lny last Aiicr little discussion aud the hear
ing Il filcnoc cphntn wns non sucd on moon Il
Ar Dewitt tie counsel for the paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
TIE GRAND MILITARY PARADE AND DISTRIBUTION

1HE GRAND MILITARY PARADE AND DISTRIBUTION
MEDALS vfTEz.Ss To DAYThc arrangements for
this imposing ceremony all completed yesterday and the
official programme adopted 1t Is as follows;
The Chief will be eivsd At tho FULTON Ferry
the 18Th instant with salste Of ssd escorted
H. Al ooek the 0ovefsor City authoris and Volunteers III
By the Filth aud Eleventh Bhs.dc Second Doa TO
HsMy through Henry At.ntel. through Atlantic at. 70
ed through Hsnoppes to FuOnsve aud through
and Cumhes a. W The Park and ell said
aud fr declared TO be public Parade Ground TOT that
fi At ooek national ,.ipie will be hr.d BY battery Of the
18th Brigade Fon signal for the enrnt Of
the tho National Guard al salute the Volunteers
preut"d drums beating roo dropping and at the conclusion 81
The national salute will be 6ed By battery Of the sih
Bnssds ,,-,-,,
the troop. psnf the wouhbJ gate and the parade viii
b, then dismissed BY order Of ...,
W. invIss srEELE, Division Inspector
form and march the CITY Hall where i' EIcsleney will be
esvsd by the Msyo and Common Council and after the Interchange
Of civ the procession will fou the City Hall according to
oRprn OF PHooSsaos E,eo Of Troops Of Cavalry. His
Frrlrncy tie Ooyrfnor Cjrf with bis stsh
Maoren Js Commanding Second Division Of National Guard
ana ssn Two Troops Of Cavalry and Battery Of Ary Mayor
.nd Cannon coage and othrr Cy and County Aahore p
Brigade National Guard and STAFF Fih brigade except the ~
sud 18th RDent yiri 18th Regiment Col Joudan 2lih
ksm,ut Col Urban lat Battalion Heavy Artillery Major spfasnc
special Escort poantes the Vouucrs under command
g,p. Rbsi. BIiEgen ys,'ss smh Commanding Eleventh
sld Rssimen Col ~ w Cole seth Regiment John q Adams
Ho~itIer Battery, Capt L. :. Anoora
The officers Of tho various regiments deposited with the
the medals. The total number computed but is es
mated NJ 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

The BuRGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH is the only thing
In ~ord that been broken THROUGH hy eus. sev-a
years perienee- =. hoLass. No. - Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

MIS-. f. ID. SIMoNs, Medical Clairvoyant, Mag
nee and Eiect Physician be consulted between the hosrs
. u. AID p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

NINE. DEMoRFsT's STOCKING SrsPESDgRs, very
for Lvah sLd coao 50 Sell
HaaieA i.. r,osp, II ID. price Nc. .;3 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
SALEs or CITY RFAL EsTArE.-Tl

SALES oF City REAL ESTATE.-Tbe Stevens House
property Nos q % % anu Broadway at tfe corner Of
Morris vas yesterday sod auction BY Flicker Co. for
the sln sOU0p The and ot No. Isl Pearl St
sod e. 20 Two lots Forty fuurthsi.. east of
Fourth rt cold for sO0 each and corner
Of Fourth and on Hundred AID fWoutethst Tor $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

Y DUNG AMERICA Glorious name
e or thee spaTkles crown u fsDe;
nsul 81 aB1 rgTs its Jew'l Glow,
ob~ bit the good its worth can knowi
q @. litd- volume. aud tell them
No~oalb~t No re0dy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
CITY NEWS.

THK EVENING STAR DEAsTER-A Government
Committee session this city INVESTIGATING b
OF the late cariu disaster The Evening star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

cnt - The Sus says
refused b. grant extension Of time 90
the French Government for thu removal " the trofT and in
sst that 10 shall az and proceed rapidly
possible Ia rmoyng them. IR view Of Tie anarchy
prevalent Ia Mexico, our GorerIHcni vii b. prepared
e. protect the JuarcI GOyvnmes and finally establish H.
In consideration Of this, Lower California and tue
northern part o Snaoa ard chihuahua 20 be cce 60 the
United States No agreement haS made by Govern
gzArantec French claims against Mexico but should
appear cxYedeHt VIII not hesitate 10 do The enforce
Il the Monroe Doctrine and the establishment Of stable
republican government in Mexico considered OF paramount
importance The has ca fully discussed IN the Cab
met, and unanimously agreed ngen-"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-28
$l.5O PER ANNUM.
The Registration Law.
Qualified Voters of the THIRD Election
District of Hartford County.

THE REGISTER, for the Third Elec-
l. ton District of Hartford County hav-
ing completed the Registration of the vo-
tors of said District, agreeable to the pro-
visions of the Registration Law, hereby
announce the names of those entered in the
list of Qualified Voters as designated be-
low, and do ''motify all persons to appear
before him at the place, and during the
hours of Registration, on the TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY next preceding the
Tuesday following the first Monday in No
vember next, (which will be the 3Oth and
31st of October, to show any omission or
other errors in said lists, at which time the
list of Qualified Voters shall be corrected
and finally clored."
VIM. H. DIVERS, Register.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-28
n
Zarkcabell Jacob
Zergiebel Michael

Quilted Voters Of the FOURTH Election
District of Hartford County.
VNHE REGISTER for the Fourth Elec.
i ton District of Hartford County, hav-
ing completed the Registration of the
Voters of said District, agreeably to the
provisions of the Registration Law, here
by announces the names of those entered
IN the list of Qualified Voters as designa-
ted below, and "notj6es all persons to
appear before him at the place, and du-
ring the hours of Registration, on the
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next
preceding the Tuesday following the first
Monday in November next, (which will
be the 3Oth and 31st of October to show
any omissions or other errors in said lists,
at which time the list of Qualified Voters
shall be corrected and finally closed"
ISAAC AMOS,
Register.
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Woolsey Jason M
Ward Thos
Waterman Chas S
Warden VIM
Wright J T
Webster Rich'd N
Woolsey William
Whitaker Chas
Whistler Elijah B
Wilgis James
Wilgis Geo w
Wallis Wm r
Walker Thos
Walton Samuel B
Way Caleb p
Warner Jonathan
yard Owen
Whitson Wm L
Warner Wm
Ward John u
Whitson Daniel A
Ward George
wainwright John P
Webster John l.
Whitaker Joshua
Whitaker Jas r
Waters Rob't A
Wells Robert
Waters Amos
Wakeland Benz
Winkleman Andrew
Wilgis James u
Wakeland Jas
Wilson Humphrey
Wallis Jos w
Waters VIM
Wright W V
White Joseph
Waters James