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New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

RENT-PAYERs MEETING.-A call was issued for a
meeting of the rent payers of the Twenysecond Ward
TO be held Hast evening at No. 500 West Fortythr-st
There very little interest manifested, the huhpeIs
in AZ Tendance being quite small
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
MORToN's FIRST QUALITY.
a. a. non.

These lG carats fine and are pointed with the
very best Irdosmn Points carefully selected, and none
OF this quality il sold with the slightest impcfectO9
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Quality, and
numbered.
accident .
Tue Cases made OF CON SILVER, ana iOr ths quay
a-r extra heavy and strong.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

THE FIRE MARsBAIsHIP. - Fire Marshal Baker
surrendered his at the Police Central Office yester
day. and will henceforh have office at No 25 Cham
bersst The Fire Marshal has not been appointed,
and there speculation concerning the app0ntec
mr. Baker iners that the Police Commissioners viii not
require his services from the fact that they have gwen
his room 10 Capt Bracket, now Of the City Han. The
office having reainers and yielding only 5000 year.
there is little cOmpettOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

y CHART OF THE ATIANTIC.-We have received from
Mr. g. W. Blunt chart Of the North Atlantic ocean
showing the most travelled highways TO Europe the loca
Ron Of the cables of 1866 and 1885, the route OF the famous
yacht race and other points Of interest TO the mariner or
messenger by sea.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
,,crs or AYp Pms IN snvrR rxrrysIoN
$ WITH smvER-MoUNTED DEsI-
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These IA carats superior 70 any MOTION
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860.
Every Pen Is stamped a Morton, Second quality,
and numbered.
accident.
The Cases made OF Coin silver but not so heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND rENs IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
Go Get.
HTS. a FURNISHED

ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, a FURNISHED
" HOUSBFour story bOwnOne and brick, within Eve minutes
wal Ferry; furnace CRATES range hot and cold
bath vseo stationary tubs etc all perfect order
viii be rented private family years $50 per
going Europe Apply to DAVENPORT TANNING,
Montague ~, neIt 90 r. o.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

THE JAPANEsE.-The japanese Commissioners left
this city yesterday Washington, where they will re-
main for several weeks They took with them several
packages of official presents 10 the President the Secre
tarY OF state, and Gen. Grant
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

EASTER MUsIC.-On Sunday, being the octave OF
Easter the Easter music Of last Sunday will be repeated
fu Trinity Church The Grand OffertOTy will be sung
morning and afternoon, and the "Haleluah ChOrus
from the Messiah viii be given after the afternoon
sermon.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
CTEINWAY & SONS

CTEINWAY & SONS
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIX y o. T. O X II T. s.
have tien Thrysve the principal Fsi held this
country and also P Prize Medal at the
Great international Exhibition London 1861, competition with p9
from all parts Of the world
Piano constructed With their Psten Agt1s Ausngement
appird dir,elv 20 hS hil Iron Frdms
bTRNwAY SONS direct special attention 10 their newly invented
aIPRCHT" Pisnot their Paint R,ionator and donb Iron
Frame patented 1866 which By their volume and exquisite qus
elected the unqualified Animation Of the nuses
sni ell who have heard them.
sTBSwAY SONS Pianos used b he most eminent psnits 81
Europe prefer them for their public and
u,. These instruments the only american
1nos eJortd number and actually usd BY the
Rrsatp nj t. n Concert R0OrnS
for Od PspOs taken srhaags
wARER0ONS.
FIRST FLOOR or STEfNWAY HALL
HOl II aud 10 EAST FOUR1EEN1HSr,
kRW.YORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
RANK R0REENY.

HotSys ESQ No Broadway y y: An attempt made
enter the Houesae National Bank last night through one % ne
doWs but burglars hearing your Burglar Alarm lttaIh b'
canned NerT Truly yours, J. w bfNlttl
Haptsdale, Penn, APtl rs, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

The days of quill and steel arc passed ava{ ana ma
tho e!a Of Gold Pens il upon ~. Nj Morton WHO lS
wears has been successful manufacturer Ol ihls aV'
las al length brought the requisite machinery 20 su'A
perfection that it's Work leaves nothing 20 bc dcHIeu
Prom those VINO have been In the habit ~ using nc
Morton pen SuhcctinC t 20 the severe test v '
rial labor We learn that ~ al essential points oI cMcS
rucc these pens uucqualrd. L. tie mcl'"tHc anu
professional world, their mark s dcSeiNedy hlEh anu
upon Mr. MOrtou's flee are hundreds of recouncndi
tons from scholars poets priests and kings All 81 Nhon
testify with abundant COrdalty o the merits OF tr hI'
ticle To ccreymen ookkccpcr- copy-t', ana 1thrI
who write much we would heartily recommend the
Morton Pen as the very best substitute yet Offered h
place OF the gray goose quill NeW-i Ork Times.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

VAIL has studied his business of making
tasteful and becoming for yea hence his success Beside
the public may rely on finding every variety No M Fions
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

TIE NoRToN GOLD PEN.-Wc only rchearse the
+est,mony of hundreds more East and West. when we
declare that Mr. Morton Of No . Madcnlane Ncw-fofk
manufacture the best gold pen that las ever beh pr
seuted 10 the public No better gold pen u madt-ndeu
none 50 good His system Of machinery, too, ehatS
him by econOmiziug labor 10 phi INTO the market psn
of purcr gold and far better make than any ohelr a
prccs much less In proportion 10 quality ana M e man
those OF any other manufacturer Anoher BEAUTY oi '
system is Ills cauabilty Of manufacturing pens 20 tu
the uurehascr II yo give yoIr Order as 10 thc ha e
pcn hest suited Ia yOurtud such order VIII ne 'u Ia
Inc minuest naTcuar aud entire satisfaction ~ NaF-
raued I'm every ease. Nou need not take oar WuFu l"
but try for Yourselves aud You will soon be- cohVcc n
Anil j., 1861, - '-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

b. T. BABBITT's STAR YEAST POwDER.-Light
Kind made with this Yeast Powder IN
No shortening required when Sweet Mt used
B T. BAHBiTT
Nos g. 65 c. g. c. g. TO- u and u washingonst, Y
ti send sample package receipt Of l5c TO postage
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
THE SILVER CHAIy SKIRT.--This article has

been universally approved II viii outgeaT other dre Tapes
soil eaf ard require frequent cleaning not used Is man
ucure instead silver Lnk flexible durable and not liable
to get shape IL light and graceful crnolne
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

All who have seen believe that the beautiful
new Spring style Of just introduced by USpERHHL " No
$40 Byodway aud l Fultons are superior style aHd hn 20 any
M n, Gents viii g the most approved % style s smro
rirup
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
CITY ITEMS.

FUNERAL OF EX-ALDERMAN RYERs.-Ihe fmeral
Of ex Alderman Lewis r. Ryers was attended yesterday
The body was buried in Greenwood Cemetry.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
TIL T.
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
TIE A C O MI p A N Y /.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
TIE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The Projectors fully eorsince yess ago eoa
Of es snd Coffee paying and large rreGs
these sss every dy consumption and therefore organized THg
GREAT AERIcAS TEA COMPANY do away far possible
with these drains upon and suppy
with these ecessaries at the smallest possible rncs.
To give readers idea Of the profits which have been made
Tea trade win with the American houses leaving
entire the profits o the Chinese factors
l The Aehcan House China Japan makes pross o.
their sales hpmeRts o the richest retired merchants
this county made their fOuRes through
chna.
ID The Ban.r large profits upon the foreign exchange sds
the purchase d Teas
% The Importer makes prost 80 per many
4h arrival sold the cargo and the Purchases
to the specua Of OCo to 1900 packages
profit q about b per
s,h The Spectator sells it Wholesale Tea Dealer ns.
profit Of 10 20 Is per
Wholesale Wholesale Grocer lots
to suit bis ;nde. at profit of about 10 per cent
The Wholesale the Retail Dealer alta Poj
Is 10 25 per cent
9Th The Retailer sells Il 20 the Consumer profit se
When you added these prOas broksge,
carriages stonges eOopges and adj the original the
Tea will perceived what the has And nov We
propose shsw why sell mu lower than olF dae
We propose do away with a these various profits and b'okag
carriages stOr eoOpesges AID waste With The exception Of small
commission paid for purchasing correspondents in China and Japan,
carriage, and small profit OurseSewhcb sales.
will amply pay ||.
Parties getting their Teas from may confidently rely uTon getting
pure fesh they the Custom stores
Warehouses ...f I'D.
The Company continue o sell at the following prices;
OOLONG (Blick) 30, 20, 80, 80, best 81 q D
MIXED (Gree snd Black 60, 20, 30, 80, best ~ 2 NJ
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 20, So 80, 81, 81 10, best 81 %
PD
IMPERIAL (Greeu) 7O 50, co. 81 81 10, best 81 20 D.
YOUNG msoS (Ge'al 20, so, 90, 81, 81 le, best sI 20
10
uxcoLoRRD JAPAN 30, 81, 81 10, hes, 81 25Vs.
GUNPowDER 81 25, best 81 so v n.
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, 2O, 3Oc, 35c best 4o PER pound Io-
tells saloons keepers aad families WHO rs" ge qnar-
ties Of CoSee em economic article De sg FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which 20 at the low Pes
Of 3Oc per pound and give perfec. rtoo.
Consumers can save pound by purchasing ha
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 and 33 vEsEY-ST
No $40 BROADWAY corner Bleeckers,
No. 461 ElGHTHAyE corner Thirty r-.ir,ktt
No 800 sPRIyG-ST., between Hudol md Greenwiehsts
No 2O5 FULTOYST. BROOKLYN eoraer COneosist
No I33 GRAsD-ST.. wILLIAMsBtEGn
90 TO MACFARLAND's Book Store, corner
VI Broadway. There viii Ind a. the NbW
aud s the old Standard Works and aso ohos
English French and Scotch Saolery. -------
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
Announcements

The TWO-CENT STRUCTURE spapnng oUr
,, tbourouehfre can be critically surveyed from the celebrated
warehouse Of KNOX No 22 Broadway corner Of Faon
where as also No Broadway uuds The Prescott House She most
beautiful dress Spng got up this city can De seh 'G
rnired md
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

SCHOLARS AND LEARNERS or LANGUAGES VIII
do 10 attend FAvARGEHs lLL SrUAoN on MONDAY
AFTERNOON O'Clock No University place see hd'rseneHt
"I.ctur
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

A FRAUD PRAcrCED By BoYs-A fraud on the
Government Of which notice has been taken is daily
practced by brokers' boys in this city 1t consists in
their taking the stamps from the old tickets used by
brokers in making their sales and which II II the duty
of the boys cancel and selling them al low prices to
other parties These stamps are often OF quite large
amounts and the boys who practice the frauds gain con-
siderable which, il is said, they spend In all man
aer OF fast living.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

SERIOUSLY IyJCRED-At1 o'clock on Friday morn
lng Mary Smith, residing at No z5 Hester-st While walk
gng through Baxterst fell down the steps leading to TN
basement Of No. BaXer-st and seriously injured ne
spine. She was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital by TIL
sixth Precinct Police.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
MORToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

h0RT0N's CHEAP GOLD PENS.
(HoT wARRAHTEDl
These Pens 10 carats fne ana Better Writing,
and Durable Pens than without operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery produced for the prces
were the Gold furnished gratuitOusly.
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN sILVRR-PIArED Ix-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen........0 " 90. with Pencil Case. e %
Lucky Pen. Ts.with Pencil Case 80. 1 %
Always Ready Pen I 90. with Pencil Case. %
Elegant Pen. ....... 1 as. with Pencil Case 90
Excelsior Pom. 1 90. with Pencil Case. ~
These Well-Finshed Good Writing Gold Pens with
rdosmn Points the average OF every OF which
will far outlast gross OF the best Steel Pens, although
hey are unvayrdntsd, aud therefore not erctdnatabe
They numbered but correspond In sirc to hos
g., 4, S, and respectively.
Tho sk Ia taken of all remtances by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods 10
ali send twenty cents tcharge for regsterng In ad
dton to the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY one can OF the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up club.
Sl3 so will buy y.................t15 worth OF Pens'
25 80 will buy. ......-........... 80 worth OF Pens'
40 90 will buy uy.................. 30 worth OF Pens,
IL sent 10 address at time.
receipt OF the money the subscriber will send Dy re-
turn mail otherwise directed, Gold Pen or Pons-
selecting e same according 10 description. Address,
A. NORTON. .
. No 25 MAIDENLANE, NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens ~ carats ne and although cheaper are
at equal TO any gold pens made elsewhere CARDS
durability elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen Is stamped L" A. Morton Third Quality aud
numbered.
The Points warranted for months, except aga nat
accident.
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS m SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

People who move on the 1st of May, also
people h3sA KKNT EAT INDIA COfFKE bof
BY al % cents q -. Depot No l'4 ReAdest
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

ADJUDICATION OF POLICE CAsEs.-The Board Of Po-
Hce Justices yesterday adopted the following rule:
Whenever police officer sheriff marshal other peace oner
pTep for osense attempt 10 commit one shall
Police whose Judicial district the
is the
pose regulating the Of conducting business Of the said
Police uniformity Of practice therein shall nmed-
etey order san take said arrested person to the Police
fou which place Of said arrest for bearing and
adjudication therest.
Adopted b. the Board VI Police Justices April g. 1851 go
K IE JoHSsroS. Chief Clerk
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

MARINE LIFE SAVING COMMISSION. - Yesterday
che Commission engaged In the further testing OF
sewwaer detectives and forcepumps after which they
the steamers Great Republic and Celestial Empire,
belonging 10 the Pacific Mall Steamship Company. which
70 on the line between Francisco and China
fhe Great Republic Is very nearly completed, and on
Thursday Of next week viii an engineer trialtrp
ON which the Commission have been invited Capt Van
1erbft explained TO the Commission merits OF the
yarous fessyng apparatus which have been placed
fhe new steamers, showing their practical working.
PERsoNAI---GOy FentOn, Senator Dixon and Gam
ay Connecticut and George Peabody Russell saiem are
at the FfthAyenue Hotel. Bishop Grace, and the Rev
A Rayoux v O., Of Minnesota, are az the st. Denis
Hotel Count MOntagn, France Is at the BreVoOrt House
Major Russell and Capt Musgraye, British Army, Mon
freal are al the New Hotel The Hon. ii. NJ. Drane
North Carolina; the HOD.J. B Ross Macon, Cal Judge
Davis Albion, and Gen b. j. Stockton New jersey, are
&C the St Nicholas Hotel Judge Norton, Troy, and the
Hon W. ~ stone, Iowa, are ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

WRrrs EXEMPT FROM TAX.-The following decision
@il be OF interest 70 many:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or INTERNAL
REYESUE, WASHINGToN, April %, 1851 !
SIR reply your letter Of the 18th instant that the
saw Of March 1857 exempts from stamp duty all writs
and other original processes for the commencement Of
suits In any Court. Very respectfully
L.. A. ROLLINs, Commissioner
Ia Roy g. Gore ESQ., Counsellor at Law, No "a Wall
YOr
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

The BARBARSM or STEEI. PENs-l am aware that
II nay be very fairly said that II man IL green enough
TO le induced by any representations u seero adyer
tiscr TO make his coffee with wlndiass ana shaVe MN
self with stone the only verdict he eanHXpet1 from an
intelligent Jury is served him right hut look another
invention under the tyranny Of which we al groan
more or less but which very few have uio strength OF
mind 10 resist Has not the Of steel pens swolt over
the land until decent handwriting IL almost unkIownI
Do not n7ety nine persons IN hundred use steel lens
and has mo- than ont Of the ninety the efon
cry 10 say he can write with theml Lord Palmerson vas
unite 1icht-thc handwriting - this generation ~ abon
nabc and as new improvements in steel pens so on tut
OF the next VIII be worse The fine Roman hand 0f VA
last century has died out; the steel can't do a. IheIe Is
neither grace nor ehhty IN the angular scTaWi mat
prevails now Open any parish register oi 90 years Dach
and see in what fine lcgible hand ana 700
in most eases the pa of that dag made his cniiics
Our present young VasOn though he took hrst csS J
Oxford and wears most correct waisicOat docs uo
IT. aud couldn't DO IT, y lis DtueHt O csisy uePehucu o
it lBlaCkWOOu.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

HUMAN REMAINS sFOUND.-feSeTdayO Ohcer burhs
of the ghIrd Precinct found pas .oht"lhNs au ann
-. to,d. tuyo lecs two feet and thigh bone. floating
IN the North River of Pier No 81 a. tae foSt 90 o. Murray
81 The remains supposed 10 De thOSe OF q 1eine
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

MalOrsen Wool, u. 8. A., and Lieut. Muhtr', D""ia@
Army are "a the AstOr House.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

'GoLD PENs-We have used many gold pens
preferred to good steel pen %sS a few wee KS
since being induced by friend to Try goid
pen again, we were both surprised and de-
lighted to find it n decided improvement over
the best steel pens Its fexibility, however, was
not perfectly adjusted to the hand, and we sent
it back to the manufactures by letter. Another
came in return, which was but slight improv-
ment. on the first. This was returned also with
a careful statement of its DEFICIENCIES, and then
came n third which proves to be Just the
article we have wanted for years; and now
after using it a few weeks it would take quite
a pile of greenbacls TO buy it, if we knew not
where to look for another.
We write with far more ease than heretofore
there is no scattering or scratching, and we
arr truly delighted with the change. The pen
is from A. Morton, No. % Maidcn-lane, Now
York, who on the receipt of a stamp viii send
q circular giving a full description of the
various sizes with the price of each.-[The
Congregationalist, Boston, April 12, 1867.
After long trial of Mr.. Morton's gold pens We
are able to irdorse them as the very best that
we have ever put upon paper We are now
writing with one which we have used constantly
for wears, and it is as smooth and perfect as
when made. As he sells only through author
lied and certified agents, those who purchase
mis- pens may rely upon getting a genuine and
valuable article.-[rhe Observer New York,
April ls, 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

GROUND COFFEE 2Oc 25e a5e hes, 4Oc pound 10
tells saloons boarding keepers aad families WHO use rge qesr
ties Of CoSee that article be iag FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which "a at the low phos
Of per pound and warrant to give perfee' 80 ''oo
Consumers can from 5oc 81 per pound by purchasing a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
Hay Making.

There is annually so much good grass
merciessly manslaughtered i'll making
it into hay, that it becomes the duty y
every publisher, editor aTd "a @sriicul'a, u
bava . better practical knowledge of
hay-making, to begin at the hay season,
preaching as earnestly as they can at
every opportunity, better principles,
until radical reform i'll much of our
hay-naking practice shall have been
achieved.
As clover usually comes first in the
routine Of haying, and the season for
putting mowers afield is close at hand,
let us bear in mind that the best stand
ing condition of clover is when the plant
itself is fully developed and the heads
in full, but early bloom, before any con-
siderable proportion of them have as
sumed the slightest tinge of brown.
Then instead of being roasted, broiled
and baked, in the scOrching sun until
it is as black as Japan tea, as is too
frequently the case with clover hay, the
best plan is TO cut after the dew is off
in the morning, cure, spread or in the
swath, as much lis can be done in five OF
six hours of clear, drying weather, then,
twenty -four hours more i'll small cocks,
sheltering from dew and rain, and haul
in and put away with the leaves still
green, wilted but not in the least crisp
ed or blackened by the sun.
The other grasses are best cut when
the stalks and foliage have attained
full growth and the seeds are entirely
developed, but still III milky state.
Like clover, they should be cooked
after Il few hours sun curing, finished
of III the cock, cured but not in the
least crisped, and hanled in while
still green in color, elastic and
possessed of all the inviting aroma
of "new mown hay II the foun-
datiou Of bays and stocks are
made we'll up clear of the grOupd,
affording full and free ventilation un-
derneath, and then in stacking OF stow
ing away Il layer of clean, dry straw,
say six inches in depth, is placed
every two feet between the Courses of
hay, there will be no danger of clover
or any other kind of grass heating,
moulding or rotting, though put away
a great deal greener than is the general
practice, and infinitely better hay will
lac thp result .#
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-12
From Galiguani's Messenger, June 20
Extraordinary Speech in ihe French
Sennte-The United states held res
pousibIc for the fnte Of Wa ximilian.

The Senate held sitting on Tuesday,
VI. Troplong in the chair. On the min
utes of the last sitting being read,
Baron Dupin, asked to be allowed
again TO express his concurrence in the
eloquent language which the illustri-
Gus President of the Senate had given
utterance to i'll the preceding sitting,
and by which he so we'll expressed the
sentiments of the Senate and OF all
France Oh the occasion of the danger to
to which two EmperOrs had been ex-
posed, one being the Emperor OF the
French. But he desired that, to the
expression of these sentiments, should
be united the sympathics of France
for third Emperor, who also knows
how to face death with intrepidity,
and whose lifeis a great honor, con-
tinued the honorable Senator for our
soldiers who went to Mexico to have
carried with them only heroism, Glenn
ency after victory, and every generous
and civilizing idea. But it weuld seem
that i'm returning to their native coun-
try they have brought away every vir-
tue, and that after them remains moth
ing to mark u country OF civilization.
III IL OF Importance tHdt loh Jul hiSh
er chamber word should so forth ex-
pressing the wish that great crime
should not be perpetrated which would
be an indelible stigma on the barbari-
ans who might commit it. Hop: must be
entertained that the voice of humanity
will be- powerful enough to prevent 1t.
Let us trust that the United States will
strive to the last to prevent mlstor-
tune like this: because il is upon that
government above all, that the respOn-
sibility of il would rest. Such are the
sentiments which desire to express i'll
the Senate. They are those of France,
and will, most certainly, find power
full echo within these walls, where sit
SO nany generals who have not acquir-
ed more Iustre by their valor in battle
than by their sentiments of humanity
after victory. General marks of ap-
proval.)
The Presideut--The Senate cannot
but Join in the noble words just pro-
nounced by Baron Dupin. Not only
does the Chamber share his emotion,
but all France feels as he does. The
whole world knows sufficiently the SEN
timents of humanity and generosity OF
our country, to prevent any doubt on
the subject being entertained. (Renew-
ed APPRECIATION