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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
AIrSTRIA.
AI| INI-N'
PROPOSED NETTING OF TIT DIETS

PROPOSED MEETING OF TIT DIETS.
AZ might have been expected, the patent issued
Nv the Fmporor Of Austria at the beginning of tins
month has produced great dissatisfaction and alarm
ornono the German inhabitants Of his empire Inc
IDENTITIES of the Lower Austrian Diet have, we near
summoned the leaders of the German party III 'he
other Diets to a meeting at Vienna with the oOJect !
of agreeing a common course OF action IN I"cc
tbe dangers with which German predonllhsanCo nc; ~
Austria is threatened. The project OF WllIuia Wlns
altogether from the elections, has IL appear %
abandoned, and the Germans IN Prague ana u.Iiui
places where the German element is sLlog 'lc ~
ing heaven and earth 10 secure lDaJoil'y lol ''i
party in the Reichsrath.. -. a. oo1 tho
The Emperor is. perhaps, begnnlng TO l' ;Sr ,as
signs of the times for amnesty for political OilcIsee
seems 10 be the order of the day IN vienna. Al I'M
perial letter published on the 9th, presents com
pleto amnesty for all offenSes against he lIess .M
aud relieves newspapers from an lesl i noesed
of fbe sentences that have been at any limG pSs5u
mon Them, and an Imperial decree WI! be pun
Isbed exempting from all legal dlSaDiiteS al 'lo
political offenders i'm CracOw and Galllcla' 900, ID
n was announced in Vienna: on the I'm llliI
Barou Beust and Count Bccredi have had numerous
ronirrcnces with Count Andrassy. Baron EolEoS,
and Count Nailath between whom an UNDERSTANDING
has been arrived At upon all essential p"ih's.
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WHO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GOLD PENS

MoRroN's GOLD PENs.-Mr. Morton, who is an
old friend Of TRIBUNE readers, makes his
appearance again this morning in our advertising
columns. Our opinion Of his pens has been
too often expressed to be doubtful, but we take
pleasure in saying that we know OF no gold
pens in the world equal to those manufactured by
Mr. Morton. We have used them for more years
than we care to remember, and We have sent many
thousands of them to friends who were extending
our circulation There never was but one testimony
about them. They write with unequaled ease and
rapidity. with almost or if you choose, with quite
the elasticity Of a quill, and their durability
ia as remarkable as tho nicely of their work
manship There is a reason for this perfection. Mr..
Morton's pens arc made by machinery OF his own
invention of the most costly and delicate construc
ton which enable him to make pens at once better
and cheaper than can be fabricated by hand. Ihey
have superseded steel pens with all who study ex-
cellence and economy, and in the same way are rap
idly superseding other gold pens. Mr.. Morton now
sells bv agents az well at his own store, No. %
Maiden-lane and his advertisement gives, in an in
teresng way all needfui information to purchasers
~. Y. Tribune, Jan 4, 1867.
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IITNGARY.

A dispatch dated Pestb. Jan. u, SAYS;
The draft Of address drawn up by NJ Deak iy cie
fence TO the Imperial Patent upon the reorganization Of
sAe army expresses regret that absolute the
Part Of the Government continue 10 lessen the hopes Of
aompromise between Austria and Hungary II declares
shst by virtue Of the laws % the country the royal dpO
kaAs, tho pragnatc sanction, and invaTiaDe cOnSiit
HiOnal practice the adoption ~ measures relating 70 tho
rf1ny organization belong 70 the Diet, and that Hungary
Bon OF al constitutional existence" The address con-
Annes thus Even the ground o. expediency alone
fhe Patent on military reorganization should never have
been issued the existence Of State is not occurred by
AFmy, unless tho army have contented peo,
Ele at It's back and this Patent has produced
but general feeling Of irritation Moreover, the urgency
OF Reorganization Of the army Is but fresh reason for
RESTORATION OF the Constitution, inasmuch Hungary
Without Constitution Is OF need but weak source
OF reliance aud the Diet lay burdens upon the
non 50 long the latter continues deprived Of It's rgs
Hungary recognizes the necessity Tor change IN the nil
fsry syttem and win sanction oil suitable notifications
nut looks upon the measures which have beep ordered
without the consent OF the Diet as Illegal"
The draught OF the address in conclusion prays his
Majesty not to make sD arrangement between Aus
tra and Hungary impossible by absolute DEGREES, but
% withdraw the present Patent and all other illegal
brdnances. ana 70 Immediately Te-establisb the Con-
eututon ON the ground that the strengthening Of the
htate and the objects OF the Pragmatic sanction will
bnly be attalnabe by aTetun 70 constitutional state
OF things poth IN Hungary and ~ the countries On
N. BaTtal, ViCe-President Of the GOvarn0rshlD Of
Pesth, had rendered his resignation In consequence
az the Imperial Patent on tho army reorgan{1atlop
baviDg been written without the assent of the Conn
oil of the GOyeInOrshp in Pesth. He also left Tor
Vienna, having been summoned thither by the En-
neJOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

CHINA.

Tie China papers state that the French have been
beaten off st KaDghoa, in Cores, with loss OF 4j
men. One gunboat got ashore in the river, and
owing to the tremendous fall Of the tide which is
stated 10 be about ~ feet she for some time left
so feet out of water on fat rock She was eventu-
ally got off. The feet had returned to Shanghai,
The news Of the murder of the crew and passengers
Of tho General Sherman is confirmed but it is re.
ported that the unfortunate men were be-
beaded not burnt In the vessel as formerly stated
made The Avon bound from Macao TO Havana
Win upward Of 800 coolies on board, came into Hong
the SronnS .; 9nG was seized by the a9th9Ies Oh
ug9llon az Macao il was found that there were many
on 4o9rd who had been kidnapped. The
mors OF plot on the part of tho Chinese TO make
descent on Hong Kong had induced the authorities
ton but no movement at o mo and sea for their Tecep
had taken place - w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

The circular Of Count Bismarck TO the Representa-
fves Of Prussia abroad had been published 1t points
cut tho good understanding that exists between
Prussia and ali the States particularly Denmark and
Holland, Notwithstanding the pending questions Of
Northern Schleswig and Luxembourg. Peace is
sherefOre assured everywhere and Prussia thus To-
beyed Of all care in respect Of her foreign policy can
Ebolly devote herself 20 the new consolidation Of
gbe Judiciary Committee Of the Chamber Of Dep
Ftes had refused TO agree TO the proposal that Of
fury, on the ground that an amendment Of the Con-
Eitntlon would at the present time DO inopportune
Phe Committee had, however, determined 10 submit
the khamoef a proposal for the abolition Of the
The negotiations for treaty Of commerce al present
bending between Prussia and Austria are progressing
@l2EabIG AS RAlRslga ailtli2ity eRRasSs y b I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

mr. mNG's Nfw-YrAE's srEFcH.

THE blNGS NEN-YTAES SPEhtH'
The Kings speech 10 the Representatives OF the
Chambers on New-Yoar's Day continued TO nc the
subject Of speculation. It's quite certain That Nlc'of
Emanuel used strong language about the army say
inc, d. If mnst not be put down. and III may soon
be offered field for winning new laurels' Inc
anproyal Of this speech whatever was the text. at
Paris Is thought to indicate previous knoWruGr ol
IFS purpose and an understanding between the Two
Sovcreigns aud is thought 10 forecast Eastern com
plications but IL is not Yet clear how ltaan SYM
othics with Greek instructions and French oppoSl-
lion to them can be recOnclled.
ADMIRAL PrES,NO'S pElENSE.
The Admirals defense before the preliminary Com
mission Of Inquiry develops some facts stated al me
time bv THE TRmUNE correspondents, but generally
denied in Europe.
IIo has written letter 10 an Italian paper de
failing the results of the inquiry. IN winch nc says
the King personally and pelemptoily ordered INN 70
do something at once lie also SAYS that he opposed
10 italian vessels to p Austrian vessels, while Al
bnis division Carrying AG0 guns took no part IN the
battle.
TINlNCItr sCIFNICS OF GoYEENMINr
eo,2Nini,tcr Of Finance will make his report on
the 1irh. lie is said TO have perfected the plan, de
yi>ed a wear ago by Siror Minghetti, Of obtaining
money of the Italiau'Bishops upon church property.
lie proposes 10 restore the church property receiving
therefor GNO000OOf in three OF six annual pay
ments The Bishops are TO ALLEVIATE the whole Mort
main church property IN ten years III Is Sal4 th'.
The Pope hos consented 10 this compromise and that
The Italian Local Credit Company is TO be the inter
Inediary between the Bishops and the Government,
and 10 guarantee the GNOO0,000. The mann object OF
mo -r"oise is 10 obtain The assent Oi me Church
~ ,Dt 'o,' y, n, 80. "rOpcrty without which buy
ers would he tinid and tho properly yglmEaPq ~;
- H. sLs.sl IS f~sr.r has
part OF lis NaJhH. ,si%' i'tl u" 'tn'
its consent ulQD Che savings IT viii make by cling
liz own es'4its and paying noiniii" ''i" 'H'' '"'
treasury:
INTOLERANCE ~ ROME.
THE Presbyteriau Service held IN hired house al
Rome ha, bccn suppressed at the personal instance OF
the Pope. The minister The Rev. James Lewis Is
under sentence OF Punishment. II Is also stated that
there is an intention 10 suppress The American ser
vice nov conducted IN hired room separate ilGm
The Legation Cardinal Antonelli has expressed lns
personal regret thar this policy should Ne pursued
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
nnMTsTIn TOHT1.


s,yaNS.u jan 21-Au,ci stelltra sal ssl'.ir RON N'~
Rcsfon Cleared ls Thomas W Rowland Tor
Isri.aa.. big Mao CRIB .or Baltimore
r,s Fn,s,so tau z1Arrvei shp Tswre1os non New York
Ss,te gstrf and shshog.e. tor l''lpgl a-d In'iab
foI rIiaai,iplia sailed yers MAY.
poit. O. Jon o. bodd,i b. l"s rom ~ bnsn
.foons days from SaaysAs o NcNloh, shd supplied
b. with pGovlAUtA -. a.,
Geo Dsrefcu1 from Baltimore
Cn,RLEsr0x Jan 23-Au-I steamship A,le om Baiimors
sasi-S,smhp famlssu Tor Aes lob shr FiihNJ Tor FMa
dephls
fornEss MoSAoE Jan Hampton Rosdes BARI ne s.
Au.t fron YORK belfast lie sol, bg JaTuy aud Bale 81
Wilmington. y G., or Ne York win naval stoTe. w
Iohn Ias1 TO- Baltimore tl Cheal days iom FAtsrav
fof Baltimore with fnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
1.-THE Pen is Mightler than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST VI PEhS'
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appOinted Agent at
the same prices 80. .,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public Will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send TO Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

The Uesl * r.tnrns II the Bank Of France show q
Aecrease ina the cash On band Of l..fN6ODO francs.
The new JapaueYe Embassy had arrived IN f9lls
II is composed Ot 10 persons. two OF whom are En-
hasssdoIs. Tbcy would remain week IN Pans at
Ierward they 20 70 S. Petersburg via Berlin, and
fh6nco 10 America.
4 TN STRENGTH on TIE ARMY
, According TO official accounts the strength q" the
French army on the lst Of January was 6lOOJ men.
The Moniiear has the following:
INIvRRsAL EXHIBITION on 1867 IN conformity Win
She notice inserted I'm the NONc OF April : 1860 bl tho
uTfaees I'm the Champ lie Mars reserved for advertising
ss1,oscs have been nv decision ~ the Imperial Commits
tou dated June H. 1850, conceded 10 VI. Lrnert Der
These surfaces include the Enclosure OF the Chup de
GLARS, as II appears ia The Official pans ana several Quiet
spaces within The park.
kXPECTED VISIT OF TIE NIW-YOEk GUARD 10 TIFF
INHIBITION.
According 10 a Paris paper the National Guard Of
Paris has just been informed, through an order of
che day promulgated by the Commander Chief,
Gen Mellnet, that the New-YoTk Guard which wears
the most splendid uniform in the world ~, is 10 send
1our battslons Numbering 2 600 men, TO Paris forthe
Great Exhibition Gen. Dix has taken the initiative
of this measure. grand review Of the French and
United States fleets ia also spoken of hat this is
btu uncertain. So is the other, very. Ed
rHa ENlPREss NOT TO VISIT RONE.
. II s said that the Empress gave mp her voyage 10
Nome because it was discovered that there was no
probability of the terms which 1t was intended That
abe should propose to the Papal Government being
accepted These are stated as follows: l. The abO
sion of customs duties between the POntlfical and
enlist in the Italian army (which necessarily implies
Che recognition OF Victor Elnmanuels kingdOnl -
The people OF the Roman States 10 lie allowed 10
hsose Their own Government By universal suffrage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.
WARRANTED.

These caTas fine, and are pointed with the
very idosmin Points carefully selected and none
OF This quality is sold with the slightest imperecuon
which slin and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen il stamped 4" A. Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
The warranted for six months, except against
accident. 80 80
are extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PINS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

These are Il carats fine superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous to the year 1860
Every Pen Is stamped "A. Morton, Second Quality"
aHd numbered
accident
The are made OF Coin silver but not heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
MOTIONS cHEAP GOLD PENs.


These Pens 10 carats fine and Better Writing,
and more Durable Pens than can without operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery produced Tor the prices
were tho Gold furnished gatuitousy.
PRICES Oh PENS; AND PENS IN sLvER-PIArED Ex-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS
Magic Pen. W so. with Pencil case. VI W
Lucky Pen ....... rs. with Pencil Case" IS
Always Ready Pen. %. with Pencil Casc.... 1 80
Elegant Pen ...... 20. with Pencil Case. 90
Excelsior Pen ..... so. with Pencil Case. IS
These nre Well Finished, Writing Gold Pens, with
Irdosmn Points the wear of every one OF which
viii outlast gross OF tho best steel Pens dlthOh
eU are unrarTdned, aud therefore not e1chdngedble.
They numbered, but correspond IN size TO Nos p
o., a. and respectively.
10 CLUBsA discount Of 10 per cent win be allowed on
sums Of ga OF t5 per cent s and OF 20 per cent
$40; II se1t 10 one address at one sBie.
The risk is taken OF all remances by mail In registered
letters aud tho safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed TO
all who send twenty cents charge for registering In adj
ditiOn 10 tho price Of the goods ordered
ON receipt Of the money tho subscriber Will send by
turn mall otherwise as directed, Gold Pen or Pens
selecting the same according 10 DESCRIPTION. Address,
A. MORTON,
NH23 slAIREtNs5.!sAESE, MEN :yQRR
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: .4yIGAuoS oS TIE MISSISSIPPI
CRY YEfS. =

rfu-oNN.-Amoug tho autfals at the hotels are
Coos. r.crpout Of virginia AMI Capt. Musgraye OF the
Et,tI Army at the Fifth Avenue Hotel; Judge sher-
man of Ohio at the Hoffman Hou-e; Cen H. l.. CAKE
prur.,Iyana; cen W II. Dortalen. T. :. a. the non
Kinney Ortlon and Judge Stcbhins, Massachusetts,
at t hiropot1n Hotel, the Hon. \. Saunder,, omaha
Al Inc = thoIas IIofe: NJ Chambers, I'D Regiment
British Amy, at tho Clarendon Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

NAV he chosen the structure must be one or grea5
strength ample for the VI anu taSei
that shall De secure dhu peIih"4N--' III '"0 ' "
ING no wire SUSPENSION bridge principle need not speak,
20 ~ sii cnmpared with the now TO he proposed.
Recently Ibave the design OF one OF ehtIey ut 1
ont from the wire bridge, ana THIS would Ike
"a bring 10 pnbc notice the public to decide upon its
merits II Is one that seems to combine an ,nS regfe
navigation and noble reproof ROADWAY OV ieeI "IGe
which allows two broad sidewalks ~ ieet o"SI t"o bi
design has been projected by WE'LL known aIcnlleI
ms ey' II yor and handing at sandst
i'm line with Westinghouse, Brooklyn, having grace OF
feet in every roo feet the bridge to De punt oi caSiiUh
gcher with wrougtrOn the center arch 10 We VZO iet
of over 800 span and 100 feet above hhwater arch
ing over the streets which IL GRO the buildings occu
MED ON the tor by the brdgeIoad to be made strong fire
proof buildings suitable for houses valuable stores
prov son OF access TO tho bridge at the street 20
side to be IN line with New Canast to intersect all the
prucDa lines Of railway Will De seen ny consulting
city maps; and like intersection with the network OF
Brooklyn railways is made at Washington ana sand SITS
One great advantage of the plan ~, that the snoro
arches can built and completed and the centerng re-
moved before the center arch Is placed In position Inc
center arch he built elsewhere ioaed 10 IT'S position
ON pOntO0n boats aud set up the piers In tho same
manner ms the Brtania bridge the Menai Straits
wasTased that is by hydraulic pressure Inc bridge
would be a. solid the pavement of street free from
vibration and not affected by winds. As ar
chccural structure there would be nothing TO compare
with il of mans work the planet. At night it would
be lighted Dy coored lamps at uniform distances eac
light different color each color to indicate the he'gn o.
the arch from the wafer So that vessels to pass under
II at night would know the height of the whole Line OF
the arch, -.
bridge like the foregoing would add large territory
TO oyercrowded York beueng II In various ways,
and raising the price OF property IN me business heaI Oh
the city 70 Brooklyn it would surely add from 10 10 20
perccnt In value every foot OF land and be doom 10
half million of people The iron boxes Tor the arches
are bound together by wrought iron bars passing through
thom. and find with concrete, making souo stOhe
As well a. an iron arch capable Of resisting immense pres
sure aud countcractng the ruptures OF ordYy afches
as the whole structure Is tied or banded permanently 10
gcther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

Morton has On, he i BE- pa b., sbor AL hs brains 70 sors
and by Ol patented miehnefY ptoncesA pen sh
bo We haze The habit us1g these Gold ftns 10,
kug found them the best Instruments o. 'he ALEU-
hat have fallen n ourw VEIN. J. Evening Post
Gold Pe decidedly the best Of any IN e Market
4 Boston Traveller m -.
Post
be- surprised the lari work put TO- does not Keep IN
good condition for fssr4-lIhe Pre-, PhilsdeiphiN 80,
st months. ydrg vii steel Pens than Gold one sil
cost latter VII llst good part OF LIFETIME MCs
cheaper aud better baa sny In the aAketN l.
Mdo Gold very hes. have met vith-Ilhe
Mcth0.r, " y CITY ,,-- A..
subject gold metallic pen Manufactured IA ihe
wofil that equal. \ Moons Evrung ErpIrss Rochester y l.
the "Nesor making THIS country never had
perfect yen t had % hslThe Christian Tines chicago
Mo the world 10 be a. sisDdan a. gold dol
sr, We have ysci one ior Two years writing ni'h u
every They tie best DAILY Democrat Davenport lows
boag Of Gold Pen making to the point 81
perfection Cod Pea only the most beautiful ard tasteful out
lie AMI the economical that DO used-he Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
Moo pens are Known and to those Who pens far
aud vide the world Dany Union and AdgeEse Roehe,
ter. ". \.
fAmcrcaH Agurulturst =, 49, g., ii, ,
louz eSpc.ncr Patented Machinery Mr. Morton enabled
Gold Pen that IN opinion has no eus l them
They ileomParshy the best rca mAie-teI Coad Demo-
crat Mnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

rsduotion of the prussian Vino duties demanded by
Austria principally of course in favor of hungary.
The objection of Prussia is that she would have 10
make a similar concession III favor OF france
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
MoRToNs THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens II carats fine and although cheaper
at equal 20 any gold pens made owhere regards
durability. elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen stamped "a. Morton Third Quality" and
numbered.
The Points warranted for months, except against
accident.
Tho Cases made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
those OF the First Quality.
PRICEs OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
No. Pcn......1 49,. with Pencil Casc...t2 90
No. 4Pon...... 60......with Pencil Case. 80
No. Pen...... 2 O0......With Pencil Case.... 90
No. gPcn...... 2 2J......wlth Pencil Case.... 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
THE snow BLOCKADE on THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD.
sYrTfyeR,PE 70 THE TRIBu'


HUDSON. n. Y Jan. 93-The storm of last Sunday
night resulted I'M very serious detention on the mar
lem Railroad. At about three miles below liillsdale
the drifts are nom 20 20 feet deep and no trains nave
pas-ed through since sunday afternoon IL IS SAID TO be
Inc heaviest snOw-stOm that has visited tha section VI
the country since the Harlem Railroad was put III opera
ton The stock train that came down ON sunday was uil-
,he ia pass the blockade, and there are - catue
cars laid up between IIlsdalc and Copake, with about
p head ofcattlr which fed by farmers IN inc neigh
6ofhood Large gang, Of have been a work, dgglng
through the drifts, Monday morning, ana III ID
thought communication will he opened tOlu0rfOW'
SEVERE WEATHER ~ VIRGINIA.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 2J-Within the past Two DAY
We have cNpcricnccd tho coolest weather known I'm TINS
section of Virginia FOR ten years Daring last night Zee 10
The thickness OF two inches formed in the rivers ana the
pond, i-ar the city frozen over quite number OF
stranger, are i'm Norfolk bound The ice in Chesapeake
Bay Is very heavy.
: ~. .4yGAuoS oS TIE MISSISSIPPI
t,IEo H. Jan 23-Pcfs.,tent efforts have been made
ON the part Of certain parties at Ie@phs anl clSf-
where to close navigation below this POINT, but 50 far
have 100, succeeded The river will mol close. Notwth
standing their heavy dispatches, the Columbus packet
lct make her regular connections win All VIC l'ns
Tho ice as ~ time stopped moving below ths point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

Cn,NGFs ~ TuE PouCr-Scrgeant VIM. u. Lef-
fIts many years n command 81 the squad OK ponce
~ tho r1grb District Police Court hns been transferred
10 the Tomb, Police Court. sergeant VIM. W. DIX OF
Tho Fifteenth Precinct has been sent 10 the Fourth DIS
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
LAPAN.
~ rrlr@lyA 70 rHl TRIBUNE.

=
. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23--Tho Yokohama Herald Of
haSe given notice that ey WI accept Mexican doaTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

The third annual 1clccTaphor's Bah Will take
place on Friday evening ~ next week Ticket, can p'
faiurd I'd th, various telegraph offices in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
Asrous e-meuisl

\. L. F\yNuGrr's last class FOR learning
fisael .t., 90, p.l = os 90 ite iogns Mons thui1 A',9
i. A.a. Aa 'I FAltt, conner Treul sco.d " Ladies a
% s.c ,.'ri 'o 0r y ,o 90 lsa' d. tie ruimeutaIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

The thhd Lecture hy Prof. \. GCYor on
Ds-.rs Of >ri-rni wiz be iil''ei IHh lrfNN' IA ne
tfs-.I ol Hrr..i Ifstfu'e.