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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
GperiaI Notices.

Fifth Assembly District Union Republican Associa-
tiOn.-A meeting Association will he held al SPRNGST HALL
l5 Spriugst TUESDAY EVENING gh inst At m The
Executive Committee viii meet ct PuRcoa attendance Of the
JAMES WIETBRB0 rToM, Prssiiest
CHARLES 2. GLDgRsLRzYK, g.r,s..,,..
WILLIAM C. BRows
NeyY ori1 mon Club.Aa sojOarBed meeting TOE cab
Union Cub 70 aae appropriate acton regard y the
Of A. held
TUESDAY EVENING, the Oh Of Jolly instant A. O'clock
GEORGE H. TALhAE. Chairman.
JoHs RoNEYS BRoDHEAn. secretiry
American Institute Farmers Club.-A meeting Of the as
will held TO-DAY (Tlesay. 9Th inst 81 "a o'clock. 81 ny
Of the Institute the Cooper Budng ~ tete IN heui'
Improvements are invited JOHN " CHAMbhhn nceIee<v
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My GAZETTE.

Second A,.ut Engineer VIM formation .sal o. tho Z.
E-ai has been ordered specials sisbp heci ~ bAee
duty h the machinery rom Mobile whittier sac "n,d
the Piscatalua provisions ioI TIE destitute "i 'le
The Ssgy DepartmtHt has n..south
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IILADBLPHfA CATTLE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, July sBeef Cattle unaetted bat With fair
sales OF 800 bead al Dsc Ces6 unchsrgs 6hecp-Sales
Of so at a6c n Hogs scnvs sd hgbcr ssles Of sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
THE WEATHER.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

nrnlNr.-TI- I-.-I0m0oF HI f7IHg at3 \ NoFt 70
overcast cloudy cloudy slight 90 10 bb Evening
cloudy. To- uoflos vii 5e warmer than to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

There were 66 deaths in Newark last week,
OF which number were mon, % bOys,9 women, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

Pateat Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
This BETTING belg CoArzD rAPsKcHA. does
STRETCH ApHgKEs PULLsY PLIAsLs and
AFFECTED o ACIDS ALKAss SrsAs HAT coLD, GA OOr-
Door Exposure
THE COMBINATION HOSE
also coated Inside Gutt,Pba ami the OnT hose As
vi. convey PETROLEUM os without
uary il is unequAd Fe BHsaes aud we call tbe SPe
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the G, without swEAr
ING PRESSURE pounds square inh being tous's
that Of Leather or Rubber Hose.
SEND POR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY g. TWOMBLY.
No @ PARK-PLACB
EEKT Door TAR BROADWAY BANK. 6ss fosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-10

MOZART HALL. NOV ], 1897.
meeting q Nxar, Han 0snsrai Committee hss as
r';slaS. w A.. q. s.,o..
e meet on Soaa.y EVENING" 81 n ns
q the place. hereinafter named and he direc
s:.: n. :;s Tsss.s:,
TX osioet nominate esnadass for Mayor 80 49, -
One dessss from sach election disirics whisA slssas
% nomnsss csnddsss Tor xidsrmen a''''"Aas o'A'ss
scs,esaos. Ter sSs nomination q sandidasss re-
One delegate from each election dssric. to ~ wsss
School conssnoo 70 sonia,s. school ocsrs q. q. .srS
and twenty Ora wards viii constitute lie Judicial tcnves
ton for nomination Of Civil Jususe Conventions 70 meet
eosock. -.
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:-,e ii ss : .,m. &c 4. 4 and sssA st.
ISs D.roi ssheoiSoa-en.ion. NEE. Monday evening.
IA ss xsst s . Ss..: s Eighth
~ ss's s7cuS a aaS Il ssa =, ..
The ware school ,convsai.ons NEE. on fussday even.
10. h Is a''''a " O'clock " ' plsa's wAsrs tie polls
r. Washington ar Q,Kssfs j. Slssr. n st. uesrrs.
III s sIsssa . 10 lasln k! SsT1sdZ ooyss
S;i;;S: ! s,| s;isiiE s sR;;: :I s;ss:
5-s EsstSro.a~sy, -, Kelly, = iisrray, D. Dempsey.
s-So Sisi sv-k. Kelly. a. Bssssv. ~ ~ SIsmsss
, Y, Hester .s st. Bcsart z: Coby Frel
: aSrs,i s s: "a s sr ss:
s.s .s sis Broom. s.D. Callahan, Smith, ],
Cash.
$50 Bleecker d -. L. Basbist A. welsh. 3D. Luby.
l6-i9 Seventh av.-Ed. Bemsn. W Lamb. >: nsrIs
II-8f First av.-Tbos. Devines, J. W. Moryfa luuen
is-sesond y. and Twsnsy.fsurth st-ohns. horos'
~ sos Kirt av.-f. sheridan. r. polas J. r. 1affin
1o-BlA4 81, osd fhsty. sp hininsn, J. crsAps
N-lgs iHrl Az. ophan, wr. psga,p oaivia<
. r W.f LIE Chsirnans
w. y; Il i ssC.:ar s.'.'."'s
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DRY GOODS.

~. T-1----
l ADiEsn OUTFIT AT AUCTION PRlCEs.-MADAME
az a. =, sos Broadway, having received gnmen
msn. aud Cnldren's Fancy Embroideries Under Gar
viii All Ribbons Morning Robes 4c direct
rh..s ou a. great sacrifice by order of the
90 into this country. = - $50 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-10

HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, FROM AUCTION,
III A. panic pricsa
Bleachsd and unbeached Table Damasks from Sic.
500 dozen Napkins aud Doynes, 81 per DOZEN
half bloached Towels % g.
Scotch Diaper 81 81 - par piece Of II yards.
karseiss out fOmaussiOn u half the Of imporA-
ton. - -
sheetings Of all widths
The shilling Muslin In the city, bsached and unbsachsd
Al KoC'Hs date John Hesthl
Is Carmins street, Bleecker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-10

GREAT INDUCEMENTS
CLOAKs AND CLOAK1NGs.
A LARGE AND FAEHIONABLE
WHOLESALE STOCK
OF CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS
IL now offered At retail by
g. n SCHUYLER. $50 Canal street
All wanting goods this line shouid this stock before
purchasing. ~ nearly onshaif saved frsm Broadway
ORDERS TAKEN TO MEASURE
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS. .
and perfect satisfaction fitting Do not fan 70 call
s. .. SCHUYLER, $50 Canal street,
Between Elm and Centre streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-10

II DE PERCEvAL.
T., 7S9 Broadway, opposite Aston Place.
Will offer this week
lot OF hne French Lngerie just received, comprising
Ladies' Sea Speucers, Breakfast Caps Dressing Sacks
Handkerchief &C., &c. Also embroidered Bands and
Yokes for Chemises; Drawers, Tnmmings &C. &C. Hand.
ing and Stamped Goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
A RAILROAD MURDER.

Tons Editor Of The NJ T. Tribune
SIR: The telegraph has told your readers of the
fatal railroad collision on the Ogdensburg aud Lake
Champlain Road, which occurred to-day near Rouse's
Point That accident by which life lost, five
persons severely injured dozen more scratched and
bruised and all on board risked their lives the re-
suit OF the grossest careesness the part Of the officers
of the road First the fault al with the mail West
eIn train and the officers at ROuses Point The express
was on time the right of way, and had been tele
eraphed that the road was clear The engineer OF the
mail train was an incorporate Common report in
the village where he lived called him drinking man.
The barkeeper OF Of the hotels said In presence OF the
writer Of this "Poor Billy, gave him good drink OF
brandy the last thing before he went to the tran The
Door an Is beyond censure for he was killed. but what
condemnation is too severe for the officers Of the road for
employing man in the responsible position Of engineer
or In any position about railroad who is Incorporate
But there was criminal careessness beyond this The
mail train at the depot 81 hours behind time. Tn
express was due in twenty minutes.
The conductor OF the mall standingSn the depot told
the fireman. new hand to have the engineer haul out
and hack down on the side track out OF way OF the
nress The fireman asked X there not time TO 10
champlan four miles distant Was told no. that there
only time to switch Of the way Of the express The
engineer was not on tho engine The fireman started tho
train The engineer Jumped and the tran leaving the
conductor moved out the main track one and one
eighth miles without effort could learn part Of
conductor or depot officers TO stop IT, and there coded
with the express, with the results stated dense fog
prevailed so that objects could not be distinguished moro
than SUyay Distant; bqs w 20 paAg0a Of tae eee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IoSDos MioSf5 SiRKFT

LONDON Jan. A-Noon-Consols for money have ed-
VRnced lie, and quoted at 9lt. United States Five
Gwenty Bonds advanced sl6 and quoted at 79
Illinois Central Shares, slk Erie Railway Shares, tSJ
Jan. 2O--p m-COnsols have declined 9-l6 since noon
and quoted 90 for money. United States Five
Twentes 70 5l6 Illinois Central Shares 81 Ee Railway
bhaTes, 44a.
PARIS MONEY MARKET.
PARIS Jan. eo-p m.-United States Bonds have made
o further advance Of }.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
; LIVERPOOL, jan 29-NOOn.-The Cotton market opens
quiet and steady with probable days sale Of 10000
BALES; Midding Uplands still quoted at I4Sd 10.
Jan. 29-p m-CottOn market has been steady and
prices closed Unchanged sales Of the day amounted to
1900 bales. Observation-Disclosures Is lower; Winter Red
Western, IS Sa136 per GENITAL Corn, Al9nis per quar-
Ger. PrOvsonsrhe market is firmer; Lard 53l p cwt
Petroleum Refined nsylvaDia and Canada White are
quoted 1i6. a4 4S,as.-
4 MANCHESTER MARKET
l. MANCHESTER Jan. 29-p m-The market for goods and
q PafA---h -
Hais j. quiet but prices deafer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
THE GREEK MANIFESTO.

The following declaration Of the people of Epirus
aud Thessaly," has been issued by the Provisional
Government established by the Greek insurgents in
those provinces:
When people are driven to the necessity OF breaking
eAe bonds that exist between them and the power by
which they governed IL Is their duty TO proclaim De-
Gore 70 the world which induced them
90 take such step The people OF these prov
lnces IN this their terrible resolve invoke the assistance
of the Almighty whom it is their duty TO give an
account of their desperate But, having respect IN
CHE opinion Of the civilized world, whose sympathy IL 10
lion the which have determined them 90 resort
20 the last OF taking mp arms for the protection
Msny years have elapsed since Europe took upon itself
the humane duty 81 arecapg me Turkish Government
kubjects. But how vain mas been its humane endea-
atediy promised by official acts by treaties the
turkish Government 10 the ast lew years has
extended IFS barbarons system In Eprus and Thessay 70
y de0ree that our patience 30 long tried IL at last
xhasted aud such have been our trials that Tor us
- shadoT ofeRal Justice Dur honor our lives, are the
no OF injustice and peryersy as wei as the osa haos
~ our rulers and this Is but natural IN power which
Sos npon us as on cattle The oppresslops the forced
1SoPs and the daily imposition Of taxe$ have reduced
s 10 nch poyeIfy and misery that our lie mas become
that Of cattle more than bplpan beings Ragged and
Impoverished, hardy ear 9nr n o geS by
the Turkish authorities that te may I'VE IN
and Asanc inc SYSTEM ,o % sst is upon
os, without ntermissOnlDstead o. hunonng ~ as ~
TnORe kndled IN the feeling when VIC gs,sa
human value dictates aud bias made us not Only aesPse
life but IL has strengthened our hearts tne
fiOn death rather than be obliged TO oer our
selves beasts 81 burden Such life we wlsh hpt ioii
and may our Incifa Father Justify our rash resolaon
and the enlightened and civilized world ia its humanity
may not blame U.s. bu the contrary, IN its sypaIDy'
fortune which, IN our determination 10 die, we incur p
undertaking such an unequal strffeths misfortune o.
The ettlTpatiOn Of our race.
We have no Wish 70 be grendQquent but our ancestors
having m9ued other nations with The perception q la;
slsE aesesgsaRis ~ S!S9a tset ssSs2Ase II tAs SS2;
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BY STEAMSHIP.
TIE cRETAN INsURRECTION:


The following extract from letter written by
gOung Greek of education who is now in Washington
10 friend in Boston, viii be read with profound and
painfnl interest:
81 had very sad letters from home. Nine Of my fellow
scholars whilen the college he University Of Athens
have killed by the Turks Three of them have been
taken prisoners by Turks and have been roasted to
ehe fire The Turks asked them 10 submit themselves to
fhe Sultan and give up the Christian faith, which they
refused Of course The Pacha asked to those three
and after he them he asked them TO submit TO the
Sultan again which they refused agaip theQ he ordersq
1is soldiers 70 take AS away to make fire, to Toast
then, snd g give them % the dogs which they executed
in1snediateiy. They young MED q sagsst0p and
Spirit graduates Of the University and spoke as haDy
languages as do, except English and AEaRi Two Of
them practiced the law and one the civil engineering
eDey the death of the hero and they have slept then
last sleep upon the Of Liberty They have left
great many relations and friends who win mourn for
Fbem you win look back to the annals Of the history
of civilized nations you shall find equal barbarity be
tween two begcrent nations, only in the Greek revou
zion Of 1871 and In this present sacred war; But patience
we do otherwise must accept all the things
hey ff0n Heayen but this is bitter thing for
ne"
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THE EXCISE LAW.

AT THE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Charles ROcosler No 200 Wooster-st., was yester-
day brought before Justice Ledwh charged with selling
liquor without license. Terrence Costello and John
Kelley corner of Thirtyfourthst and sixthave, we're
brought up on smlar charge, but Appeared thatCos
teo was only assisting the place daring busy hour,
there being ball there during the evening and REILLY
states that he had gone through all the necessary prep
raions for obtaining license, and intended no fraud
All gave hail In $500 to answer.
AT THE Essex MARKET POLICE COURT.
John H. Balmar, No sl5t Bowery, was the only person
Yesterday arraigned before Justice Mansfield az the Es
sex Market Police Court on Charge Of violation 0l the
fHf 1fStoR DEALERS OF DR6oKLfs ~
meeting OF the Brooklyn liquor dealers was held last
evening at Montague Hall. II was announced that the
arrangements OF the Society with reference to joining tne
completed. Addresses were made by Mr.. Langstaif
chairman and others, after which the meeting adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
FIRES.
IN HROAnXAY.


At o'clock a. M, yesterday, fire was discovered
In the basement OF No All BroadYay occupied as
ON portion Of the first floor The contents of the
badly damaged, while the FIRST floor was con-
sideTab injured BY fire ana water MT ATSeners loss
cupied by Charles Meyer as mock tewely establish
ment Loss stock, toO not insured, The remainder
elry establishment. Loss on stock by smoke and water
$500 insured The fire also extended TO the rear OF Nos
5g7 and 300 Canast occupied respectively by Thomas
foon dealer I'M fruit and wines and Madame Isaacs, mil
liner Their stocks slightly damaged by sm0koand
water The building Is owned by T. W. Marshall and Is
damaged 20 the extent Of GOO; fully insured The cause
of the fire islnknown
- WV IN CHATIIAMsT.
At IL o'clock o.. M, yesterday IRE broke out In
dark bedroom on the second floor Of No. SO Chathams
occupied by Joseph Wolff the first floor as ceShing
store and In the upper stories as dwelling was soon
extngushed Loss on furniture ana stock OF eot6ing
Aston Tradesmen's aud Wiiamsburgh City companies
for $4,000. The cause Of the fire Is unknown
IN A BROOKLYN TENEMENT HOUSE s ~ 80
At about o'clock last night fire broke out IN tne
tenement house No AZ StantOnst occupied Dy lour ia
lies The fire originated by some CHILDREN payins Win
a mae on .ne third ocr when was The second
floor was occupied by Mr. James Levi and the rst noor
by Michael Daley, both OF whom lose $500 on furniture
Inc basement was occupied by Mr.. Greenslade, WHOSE
loss rs $780, The building owned by Mr. John Armstrong
OF Newfork and damaged 10 the amount OF 5000 In
sured. r. t. .. r
DESTRUCTION OF A wooIEN Mill.
Br rEEEsRAPH TO TIE
WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Jan. 29--T Lewis's Wooden
burned last night at u O'Clock Loss insured for
$4,000. The fire supposed to be accidental About
wooden building four stories high aud was burned TO
the ground
About 10 UO,2ek on Monday night the barn Of Ben
jamn Gates, esq In the village OF Pelham, wescheser
County was burned The stock and wagons were taken
out before they were injured Loss about 1900; no In
SgEe9iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30

dent The mail train had right and ought to have
moved off on the main track The conductor ordered
that it should not bat did, and the officers the road
are responsible There apparently gross carelessness on
the part OF the officers Of the road at the depot An
engineer said to hard Of hearing and from common
report called drinking man, and whose last act before
taking charge of train freighted with human beings
behind time and foggy morning, was to take drink
Of strong liquor. Does not this make case emnenty
proper for Grand Juries and Courts . PASSENGER. .
ST. Adams, VT, jan %, 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIvERPoOI, Jan 29-NOOn-The Cunard steamship
arfa which left NewYOrk the 18th January arrived
Aere this morning.
The mammoth steamship Great Eastern on the 10th,
was safely placed upon the Gridron at Brkenhead oppo
site this city, by Capt Sir Anderson An examna
sion shows her to be in good condition. and she win posi-
sively sail for America on the both Of March.
The brig Clara Hickman, Capt. Pearson, from Balti-
snore and banks Newton and Clontarf from Pensacola
S4a. are reported 10 have been lost at sea.
The bark Wave from New York for Deal is ashore at
Beacby Head.
The smp Oscar. from Deal bound to Philadelphia, has
arrived at Lisbon in leaking condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
GREAT RRITAN

LONDON, JAM 29.-Lord Camarvon, the Colonial
Secretary, in a strong letter to Lord Monck, the
Governor General of the Canadas, dated Nov. "a,
1886, committing the death sentences of the Fenian
OOnvicts Mcmahon and Lynch to imprisonment for
Do years at hard labor takes occasion to object to
having the trial of the Fenian prisoners revised by
Che United States authorities and to allowing Sec
Fetary Seward to receive the papers in those cases.
7Ur which, he says, there is no precedent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

JAN 2o-The supply OF Beef Cattle this week quite
large notwithstanding the distractions TO the roads The
offerings amounted TO 75O head and prices ranged from
l 20 SIS for fair good and from $40 to ST. 100 for
prime and extra lots.
'sHEEP-The sheep market was largely supplied, the
offerings reaching $500 head Sales were made at from
&c. TO 7Ac. y 10 gross, as 10 quality.
UoGs-The demand for Hogs was not so brisk rs the
week previous The sales amounted TO 1850 head at
prices ranging from 50 TO $40 y 100 n net.
Cows-Thls market dull and 225 head were sold at
from $50 S for Sprnger and from $50 to 500 for COW
AM calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

FoRrRE Jan 29he schr Lacy Alexander IL days from
San FuEos fr Baltimore with Of moasse arrived to-day and
then that company with the Samuel Sheppe for
philadelphia She reports tho following loading Brgsnes
Maid kr EewYork George for HALIFAX; schr. O. Rlcharon for
Undne for Boston and brgsne Udoa for NeSYok
A large number Of Eastern vessels seeking reighs
Arrived brig Galop 63days from Liverpool for City Point
Jan 2eArryed schr Kate from Elizabeth City.
Ssied-schr Ella Fisher, for Baltimore.
Cleared-Ship SereAmer and bark Regrsw'for Liverpool
WussGroS 2aAyed steamship Fairbanks from NewYok
Steamship Juno In the river below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
THE CRETAN INsURRRCTTON.

LONDON Jan. 29-Noon.-D Dispatches have been re-
ceived which state that the Cretan war has been re-
newed. The terms Of the Sublime Porte for peace
were scornfuy rejected by the Cretans battle has
since been tonight but the result is not stated There
was apparently much enthusiasm on both sides, and
Nhe war had spread to the neighboring islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
GREECE.

ATHENS, Jan. 29.-The Greek Ministry propose to
raise the effective force of the army to $1,000 men,
including 1900 reserves This action is taken ac
count Of the military preparations made, and the
threatening attitude taken by the Sublime Porte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
MAMMALIAN.

PARIS, Jan, colt is said that Macmillan has
Issued manifesto against the arrangement made be-
tween France and the United States in regard to
NexlcO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-It is said that the Rus
Sian Government proposes to build Greek Church
h the City of New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Jan. 29.-Admiral Persano has been
1cquItted of the charge of cowardice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan. 29.--Count Bismarck has been nomi-
mated for the German Parliament, to represent the
City Of Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
EUROPE
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN. 20.
nr rBIEaHAPB % THE TRIBuSE
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, JAN 29-Evening.-It is considered GER
4oin at Constantinople that the Eastern complica-
lions win result in war Turkey has called out
no 600 reserves and the Government of Russia has
ordered that all military furloughs shall end on the
- Of March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
AUSTRIA.
RUSSIA.

VIENNA, Jan. 29.-American breech-lOading rifles
have been given to portion of the Austrian army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
[AnnouneementSI

PYLE's O. X. SoAP-Hard, and not liable to impru
ENDS issL Try H. Sold by groers everywhere
Depot No. $50 " ashngtonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30


PERsoNAI-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Baron de Bussierre and Madame Grignard Paris, the
Hon. A. Brandegee, and the Hon. B. Stark Connecticut,
at the NewYork HOTEL Judge Field Qf the United States
Supreme Court BrigldierGen Barsobw Of Gen. Meades
Staff and LieutenantCol Chatterton, Canada at the
Brevoort House Baron Mackay, Holland, at the West
Minister Hotel; Gen. Baird, U. S. A. at the Ffthave.
Hote Gen. r. b. Ayers, U. A., at the Bancroft House;
Gen NJ L. Lttefield Philadelphia and Col A. b. Norton,
New-Mexico at the Astor House; the Hon. H. L. Moss,
ST. Paul. the Hon. T. A. Scott, Philadelphia, and j. H.
Bowen, esq, Chicago, at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
PRosTITUTIoN.-A meeting of proprietors of houses
OF prostitution in this city held yesterday afternoon
at No COO Broadway in obedience TO the following call
which was signed by Executive Committee" OF Is
persons all keepers OF houses OF fame in this city The
call will explain the object of the meeting which was
private.one some 80 persons being present:
"sEcRET CIRCULAR"
NEw-YoRK. jan Is, 1867
Mr. - You are invited 10 attend an adjourned meet
ing OF the propretOrs OF the houses OF prostitution to be
held I'm Argus Hail. No coo Broadway, on Tuesday after
noon January 20, at o'clock precisely.
The meeting will lie called for the purpose OF pere citing
an association OF those interested in the business for their
mutual protection and benefit and also Tor the purpose
OF pressing the passage Of proper license law BY order
Of the Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
CITY ITEMS.

SEIF-MADE MEN-Mr Horace Greeley will deliver
lecture this evening upon "Selfmade Men," at the
Greene-st NJ. E. Church. . ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867 is NOW
READY Price 20 See advertisement under head Of New PubHea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-30
THE Site OF TRADE
VI TELESRAPa 70 TEE r!isrsE
f. {ksrtNi'- THE OH, MARKET.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass., jan PA cable dispatch re
ceiycd here from London today says that the market
tun an advance OF rs since the 10th inst In the market
bbs Sperm OIL sold yesterday at & 65 per gallon