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New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
= schr NAY, Neal Phaaelpha, Van Braai slAsht
Steamshlp WashIngton.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Washington Chichester Richmond YoISOi With mds
steamship William Clyde Snyder Wilmington. E. c. with nd'e.
ssashp rdp@h Martyr Liverpool sSh and Queenstown 2h,
passed an nnan steamship bound night en-
changed night signals "i'h steamship showing Two os hs ana 0
say epE cy Stewart 9 GsyssSD Sg Ns'cA n % Mobile % "t
steamship CITY Of Dublin tBE Dynos Liverpool hA'eh ~ sS}
Westerly winds the tntr, passage.
'G SssH& & SS.' s..: A%S G S 70 ed s s.s.T e.s
Equator March Had the weather AZ to lat Ne
Bark George saston cf Sh Bailey Chow Fe Dee g .s
Had the Ne trades up to lat ~ then strong NV
Bg Carvo ) LopsOlariO Palermo days with D. to JameS
Robinson Co Has had heavy weather q. d , ,, a y,m,s
Robinson L Co. vessel to master
renee Co Passed Gibraltar Feb Had very bea'y "eAih %
Sl Pp Of w. t MsS,Ss AT.s RI s,3: sS Day: ss ss
spoke brig cusw Of Boston with loss Of rs'p
Sch Glide and schr LAyius from of brig Angola sqHan
sc6r Francis C Smith AthOru Cedar KEYS sodays Vi, L sssud
S2 ss Ss sG IA. Ss Sl,s s:i . RR' aS Z .
SSs :SSSs az Ssf w. aa4eS % IS lat @ g. oss barb Pss
h Kseae Robinson, oOAsoO IA d.y' With Ogw0od tN. to
Sehr Mahs Maria oe ApAaoa IS dsJ, via New London With
cotton aud bard pine order Had very hea, wssSe Ss 10 @
s. g: IL. Tssss s::s d II, ss '
p long 2 g ,5gssnsfSS sS e1s ss, ssa ...Sss s .ass s
sIks swspt deis split sails stove DOOR and hd cabin With
water Since dnei " long bJ lat VIVA
continued gales Le port bark David Nichols o o
seh Ruby for badephs 70 SAL nes cay 'SI Now
dis hanging; brig Swanee loading = Ia, -. ~
N W Smith Tooke Charleston, dss si'n e0ton w -
McCready & Co
sehr g. n. Brazos Edwards, Hartford
Schr Sea Bird, Wallace, Providence.
Schr Thompson Smith, irVYfdenee.
Eehr T. Cose, Smith Proyiasaee
schr r. q. WhAhn Esstcf, Providence.
Sekr r IT. Shannon, Dill Providence
Schr J. s. Wsldin, Bowen Providence
kehr D. Smith Williams Providence
sour. Starr CrowelL Providence.
Schr N Holmes Arnell, Providence for EhIabethFoft
Sohr Ontario Bsrbe Newport for EiabsAPort
Lewis Taylor. Newport .......
schr NJ r. Carlisle, Potter, NevPor
Schr. & A. Graner Harvey faA fn'eh
Scbr Estene Ward Fall River
Schr Anna Edwards, Ellis, Fall ki'er' q.
Schr L. 7. smith, iarFey, Fall fhver
sehr J. p Collins MAp<s Fall hyer a.,
Ssbr ReIondo Lord Fall River for Phlsadelpbia
Schr Hamilton. Cole, Norwich
Srhr III w benedict, Case, Norwich for fhAo<iphA
schr Pavilion Parker, BiIAbehpor for bos'en
Schr Pyrola, Newsomb Boston
XII Saisyiie chiie, Boston
Sehr Chief Cbainpin, NsrSieh
SsIr 4 & Hopkas Eewcomb, Helhfef Tor 'leinA
So, Kate Han nigVas Providence for Tang'et
Seb, crrsd 0oo.speed, Providence for TangsL
sehr Rainbow Alexander, brsioL
sehr Maria, Barber, Westerly:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
nlarole Nlnntels
Dcntisirp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION 9rigl-
ntrd the anshetc OXIDE administer 70 ua
snper most approved by tie medical proon DO nothing bat bx
TRACT TEETH, aud they CERTAINLY 90 tA"l VI
lsIO patients testify az The ohe No e"ol''
Institute.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
DuBLIC yENDUE-To Close an Estate, at

Il R.rhswsy, n j.. APnl H. Two lsfBe attractive hho
INV - ''' EDWIN ROSS Roesavay. v }.
DEFEREEs SALE IN PARrIFlON.-Per-
HI utory .aIe y asetoa 81 MOSES WANZtR de
sse situated Hath Long Is'Bd SATURDAY May H. lto
Commercial Echaugc, No 80 Fn
Bskyn ~ t osassns Of b,c Eue and sabaiAn
lius'a 1arels a.
toghsr With exclusive W
and BUILDING
naaisd d4y u. LausT Bay, hsh
srss rsstectd by fne bohesd Locality
81 New iork Via steam 10
Bfkiyh Prny ~ih be spsshoa by 1T Of jane, which
siu braK he p<oPsrty uiukia thTy MINUTES Of halrt 10
lS ali In parcels TO rufchA--rS Pane Houses, h!sd
bck j0no sisies, basement ard attic bb cei
e h rnpos parss u the best and In brit
rate order saus and Winter residence with small
ou,l,v ssd Hotels which greatly ueel- Ile
,e imaginable and sogeihe ihs eontnie, ne
place u residence In the vicinity OF We
M 10 b. odd vabout rrseTse For particulars apply 70 ARCH
BlD lOUNG Cbsrh And WrTr.Bs, New York Of g T.
WUITTRMORE ii4 keNlsrk; of SERAkD VI Slh
VFNs R-ee Sea House. Bsekyu oi II MANhE on The
r,..ni.,s GERARD NJ STEVENS Rsicrre.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
i1ort i1)aroen's Noiife.

SrAFs o NRw-YoRg,- I
PoRr.wAxpkSs OYucs, No 70 William
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance witn
IN secos q The AZ psa April u ~. ts ssts e i. poss
u having charge u The subject ms<I
examination that the Following ess are w via
be within tsc d. nsr. succeeding this nse 90 oes $40
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
cLrARG6

PoKr og sew ToRK.......APnr 10.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
IOR SALE-COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

capital FARN Of - aerrs Flushing mile from Depot, sns
l0ur e eys York Dwelling house modern pAeous contains ~
Sarree and al oonseneHoe Parn ou has sr rooms iso
large ksnJsry, boerhone &c eboac SHED AbundAD'
fuied ~Aefrd Buidngs cnoer 6c perfect order No ei
PARSONS A WARD, No. - Cejsrs.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

GROUND acres each CrOton trt station shove Sing SIM
Would the desirable country between kswiok
and Albany oOn be divided into eight sites 70 accommodate
parties wishing purchase togh Those wishing TO purchase on the
Hudson asUntbe souh sok this properly Apply 10
SINCLAIR Tribune Once, New York
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

DOR SALE-A fine COTTAGE, . rooms
piazza both side, garden sBI bunzs al nearly
mlssom city, Is rods Om depot Price bia9o Dqare at Trs
anos No BArclaYAt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

sefbsI resides whn hours de the ferry the New
York Rd Erie RAILROAD containing Aboa IS with comfortable
swelling house and selass oeaiding comprising barn carriage
house stable foT eight horses stable and shed Oohou
chicken Ouse oehon f fenoes All nearly nearly 20
Of f meadow land All d which has been Engsh nei and
part ubsoe 6ne fruit
passed for health and beauty positively free om fever aad and
Churckst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

tUk SALE-A very desirable COUNTRY
SEAT Rochelle toe Sound be Neptune House
With tHe water view convenient 70 dsp aud steamboat lHd
ostdse aOat ~ feet three stories and basement both well sad
fsiern brought Into the ken wOodoas gardeners
Summer Kitchen baH henne ieebeye cellar fruit ke
nearly eight Of excellent land divided lava garden orchard
and meadow well stocked With t Of the best varieties For further
particulars lnquise Of fRLD SO lS and 57 Broadway Room
No 4 mans Ec he.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

LbR SAIE-At Flushing, l.. j., hdnusOmt
RESIDENCE Jsnaicaays eve nuaes SAh from the depot
the CITY Hail. house oto .h II rooms above gona'
sad nice cellar, bathroom, farnao s
about ahd with abundance oi fu ah shade s'cAing
q. G. HALsTED NO tj White e
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
LEFT yy;tb steam mower,

no LET-Furnished, to a small family, IN III
West Thr bist, English basement iiOu ~, nAny n ~
nnshed rent $3.50 per month Address HOUSE Pos'o's D' "
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

Loken viii be sod great bargain applied or in we
Call JAMES BENSON, No lG2 Wsin gohsi Hoboten, j.
FERGUSON. No. 80 Naseaus st.. AeA.lork.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
for SALE.
NOR SALE.-At City Island, one hours sail

II by P Ho - Hast kit'f Mon
day "Wednesday SATURDAY I'D hsaHta COTTAGE,
b0tic0 u.oely hd ihs
bi the whole vii he soh ehesp for ANh - The
sNnsr 90 EnroEe ibluiry 10 the sorr Il he anAE
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
nor sALE,--At Metuchen, n. j.. neat C0UN-

nor SALE-A well built and elegantly fin
shed HOUSE with Building Lots Ia we.icbes~r Co, II miles
CITY Hail; high healthy Poon The House hsyng
been occupied Apply GBO ". ALEXANDER Nos 81 81 81
lentre
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
EOR SALE-Very handsome RESIDENC

MADISON New Jersey u land under high nl' alton
ho IN perfect ore contains rooms; barn. AID ouibuhgs; cs
le apples cherries, pears, 6c n poton aSuie
frou aer,i - PARSONS a WARD. No. ~ Cedar q
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

TINO LET at Elizabeth-A furnished HOUSE,
With peasau, surouqdng 10 minutes from he LePo oES Ef &
PIGRSON Real state Agents Mr. RANDALL No. % Nassau
Now -Yorx
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

DAYMOND's CLOTHING STOKE, Nos.
kA 1873 and 25 FultoH & n l. See advertisements "' utn'l "
=
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

WHAT WE'VE BoUaHT AND WHAT
WE PAID FOR IT.-Since the pres.
ent Government was established,
the United States have acquired
the following territory, en- the
tcrms named:
/. The purchase Of Louisiana and
Mississippi Valley. in 1903, from
France, for Sl5, 100000.
2. The purchase OF Florida, in
1919, from Spain for SO, 900, 900.
3. The annexation Of Texas in
l845.
4. The purchase of California,
New Mexico, aud Utah, from Mex
leo. for $lb, 100000, in lS4S.
s. The purchase of Arizona, from
Mexico, for SIC, 900, 900, in 1854.
( 6. The purchase of the immense
Russian possessions, running down
on the Pacific coast from the North
Pole to ffty.four forty north lati-
tude, at which line II strikes the
British possessions. for 81 100000.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
A Boys First Composition.

The Terre Haute Qndiana) Al
bum gives the following essay on
The Ok" from one of ills young
contributors, just as it came from
his pen;
"0xen is a very slow animal,
they are good to brake ground up.
i wood drather have horses If
they didn't have kolick, which
they say is wind collected in u
bunch, which makes it dangerser
for to keep horses than an OK. il
there was no horses the people
wood have to wheal thare wood on
a whealbarow. it wood take thom
two or three days 10 wheal a cord
a mile. Cows 10 useful to. have
herd som say that if they had TO
be tother or an OK thay wood be a
COW. But / think when il cum to
have their tits pulled of a cold
mornin thay wood wish thay wasn't,
Tor oxen don't generally have to
raise calves. If he'd to be emmy
wood drathcr be q heffur. but il !
coodent be a heffur and he'd to be
both / wood be an OK.
ISAAC SPIKER."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

"Come here my little fellcw,"
said q gentleman to q youngster of
five years. while sitting in q par.
lor where large company were
assembled. "Do you know MOP
"Yith, thir." "W'ho am l? Let
me hear?" =" You ith the man who
kitbed mamma, when papa was in
New York"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
Established 1928.
fcoNMrHIcArKD.1

T0oAHrUIQARRn I
No.. v.,-a.. 4. T..
oon, !. $500. ,....,,.d :.
c,v;,;.n' NJ. 80. - .o,c.,
low.v = ~. c.ad,d.,. q. Co...
nor. :. = "a. 900, -, .or,h !, go, ~o,,
,sg.,d .aa .w...;.,. 49,,
brir. nv..lt - NJ. .o,v;,,;or q :,
Gov c,or v,,l .b.o,n,.l,, {. f,,.a -.
eop.ant n nam;n.,sd an.D;mon.l,,
bv ~ .oo,nu o,....,;oa -.
son n M. xsv. !. .c.ords ,v;, 1
cus,o, - ....,... ,e "a. .,..... -. !,
snn,ob.,.d Is. I. Ia /. ..,,..
ton. .,nd ,uor. - q n...a..
s.ry rider pI.ead ~ /. cor,ec, =; {.
dnle Tho nat, .ne.r . 49,, -,
of all man sbonld be., {, o. oonld
hear 4. be,,sr ,b., ,ho rra..n. 4.
cumbeutp II a dsfaat soIlow .
cbanoooeu.n q, g. ILL a.
MANY In whosa on;o;o, -
that will cens,-o b;r Co. -..;o,;..
inst before . miuhtv hail. Ne
snch raoord r;,I =. eoa;. =;
case. and raIv on !, Ill =. .h.I,
have to do w;ll ~ - .;r. L., !.
pIumns, At the conv.n,;on md h.
y;ll s,h, h,;,o...o,.-, !, IT..
is too much at stake 10 avian nov
but IL he conssnt ha must stumn
the State II will bs mn had of 70.
scs. He can oct sverv soldie,,s
vote even If thew vo,e aoainst the
Constitutional Amendment. I
think our Lao;sla,o-u ,v;I, s,d,bar
have embarrassed a eorre,.,. nrinc;.
pies by one that ia equally correct.
but ia irrelevant.
If we cannot amend the cors,,.
tution now. ne shall bsve,ba 6ob,
ovor = ,,,o -. .o,,,. :.
wv '''' Ho"'
a"o "hen tne Tune comes 10
amend under the provisions oi
itself, VIC shall find but few, that
will reouire the word white re,n.
sor,od
~ Will not 40 10 nave any other
distracting element in our next
elections. and no man il a Union
man who will ombs-r.os h;s r..,,
- A.u ..,,
"'' neA' i"'-"o WIN na'e
aii we can DO TO carry our candi-
dates-as the conduct of the Uni
ted States Sena,e ia sueh as To di..
oust avor,. so,d;o. I'D ;t 49,
'ef' uS' "nere are wef serving
three weeks on q Generals staff
and joining the Johnson party was
enough for confrmation.-when
four years of undivided service re.
jected some of our best soldiers.-
Does The Senate think they are
dealing with idiots-or children !?
Were fnot bat every considera
ton of public policy would there.
by be endangered--it would be
well to let these men see, what they
have done, in a rebake that would
reach them If their skins were as
thick as an elephants. The risk
is too great, and it NAV be the next
election Of Representatives may SO
instruct our Senators as that they
will resign and others be selected
who will not barter one Office for
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

Hardin Thomas, Of Findlay, o.
desires information of his son,
Robert Thomas. q soldier, who was
taken prisoner near Atlanta, Ca,
and was last heard from at Macon,
at which time he was in rebel hands.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
GoOdRo|

The following itt
clip from the Vincer
applicable to this cit
and so full of sense,
refrain from publish
An eminent write
"The com mon roads
States are inferior !
other country. Thi
from the want OF pro F
Of the true principle
ing, and more par
the scantiness of cal
in these improvement
as is remarked, "tl
neighborhood or a
accurate tests of the
civilization" The &C
good roads, says a \
is the first Indication
nation, and what is I |
is true Of conimunitie|
uals, and their impro|
pace with wealthy
science. Roads are
through which the
productions and con
plies of a nation or +.
Aow. Upon their
sumciency depend I
rapidity with which
sections of a commun
receive the nutrim,
essential TO the healI
of cities and count
this improvement 0
country must languis
Our citizens, both in
country, do not aI
Importance Of good
is not that united cfo
ration in this matter
quisite to tho full Dc
the best iHterests Of I
county. We hope
will become aroused
ance Of building gooc
ing into the city fro
tions.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

The Rocky Mountain News tells
Of an enthused young Missodrian,
who eulogizing the beauty of his
"gal," said sI'll be doggonnsd ifshe
haintas pretty as a red wagon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
ODDS A

a little boy ruf
ment. B
"Never mind,
Gsid a bystander,
=. .Th.n Fh.T +" ~ .nsn,a, n,U..,
~ wont crv to'r"
ON'~
Spe king Of a t
scconn,s NJ - TO- -,hsOt .hs
comnlsT;on bv 4,
haa heen 40 oftad
=
-. ~ ~ no:a DulnpIl IL
W -. '~'N ""e
-po' IT
Why is kissing
.srso;, ,%Loo oooo.ap,o
oror,h 60 go
a husband, on
other evening that
her temper, said, !
for it was u very b
The Bostoo Pos
num has a mnseum
but had no ..shovn
necticut
The steubenvil
q NJ 49, "a 'U,,'" un
dsv a, NJ XVI,
Iion W;lI;sms of
h;s nora;n W;.s - I
Por vIs;n' n.,.;nn,ara s~s'' 90.
"SN'A''' 'e'
uht~as ~oO Ia,o I"p ', iS neo
rso $50 ~ 10 i;aa de-, ,.;,l' G.VI n
srs 30 osaJ =, ,Iir'e - e., "n,n -
S,S wS;cb cb'o aro :" a.. I.ow, wn !, 4
ed under the hair.
uao,,. ,ho hoJ
oh.nca su, ~ =, W g DsS ~
tines timns osSrnowa s%a.o y. I,.- hr
InUo ros. go "non 800 ,Da ~
oaoas;ono,,n nsSS, lii. ,."o,a, "on
msnnsr manner and ,ben tbar0, ,
AZ whot ,;r,oo &c
hs ss;d 70 ha,onc, =,
I;ngdomS Whes,. !,
hos e,,.dah 49, :
s''
We believe it
hot buckwheat oak
comfortable N sllpr
,,o.1S oL;n.l,,i,G; GG
rsdeemed s,ocL;na.
n;noss r. e. q,
Single blcssednef
quilts, blue noses,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

Mrs. Manorah B. Lowe, wife Of
Col. Lowe, who fell at -Carniiex,
has been appointed post-mistreSs
at Xenia.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
CHI


The Tribune
| |sewafd'sparot
The prOsps
crops 10 Canad
ually good. (
Reports from
| ginia represent
pee.s there ~ v
The monlhlyl
|rlcultural Dep,
ington says III
indications Of Vi
"A lemon has b
gusta from Flor
pound and one
eleven aud threl
circumfsrenoe.
The ruler Of
Canada will hav
annual salary Of
The American
Falls has recsde
two weeks.
A letter form
that the wheat
try. Ohio, will
large as tnat OF l
hereafter.
The last W,
fEmed a new CT
tions Of Cabell, l
Kanswha, givin
Lincoln.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

At recent trial Of 2O.inch guns
at Fort Hamilton, a range OF four
miles was attained with projectiles
weighing 1880 pounds.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09
THE DAArH ENCLOSURE.

sNt THE DhATh iNCLohUkk'
A strong frame work, twelve feet
by sixteen, and sixteen in height,
with canvass sides and roof, stood
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

The Radical Cianse---A Slight
Alteration in the Name and
Politics Of Mr. Nasby's elm
afftaof >, sAs " AIJa - 81,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

The ruler Of
Canada will hav
annual salary Of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

The American
Falls has recede
two weeks. /
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

100 3 UrfE .taa 3
40 $500 4as H.ss Tae WI
~.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

The monthly
rlcultural Depi
ington says III
indications Of n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-09

Reports from
giniA represent
pects there ~ v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
Paris Fashions.

Even the experienced eye Of our special
Paris correspondent begins to be bewildered
by the prevailing anarchy in so-called Paris
fashions. Almost at loss for smile, our cor
respondent ikens womankind-when dressed
all in brown and Bismarcks, and focking to
their rendezvous at the Exposition, and utter
ing little cries Of surprise and admiration as
they pass the forbidden magnihcence in the
section devoted to female attire-to furried
cartridges. The exquisite treasures displayed
in yonder glass cases have turned many
woman's brain, and the extravaganza pro-
vOked by desire for what is unattainable in
toilets suggests commiseration for husbands,
and other solemn emotions and reflections.
But now muslins suddenly appear, although
distanced in the race for favor by costly Cham
berys. All the new shades are revealed at
once, and the same lady on the same day fits
by resplendently, like gay soubrstte, in faunt-
ing demi-monde style, under tissues on which
delicate exotics, bright BIRDS masses of foliage
and brocaded groups are artistically marked,
or PAGES with the sobriety Of a nun or a
Quakeress under faultlessly fitting dove-tinted
silks and lawns Our correspondent is not
pleased at having to record that some dresses
are so heavily loaded with passementerie as to
look as if made by upholsterers rather than by
needlewomen but he looks more favorably at
the laces worn in peplum style. and at the
Marie Antoinette capes Of Mechlin and Brus'
sells exhibited at wedding in the Church of
the Magdalen. The bonnets on that occasion
were all fanchons, and were called pretty,
although worn just as the Welsh peasants wear
their coal-scuttle sun-bonnets in q way which,
in the latter case, is pronounced barbarous,
Gaelic, anything primeval.
Our correspondent groans over the ethno-
logical and historical erudtion which is
requisite in order to write fashions letter,
now that Paris fashions, appropriately so
styled, consist of confused conglomeration
in every drawing room of Indian muslins and
Asiatic tissues, Chinese silks and in word, Of
the typical varieties of dress in every age and
country. The letter closes with dissolving
views of white foulard Garibaldis with printed
muslin skirts, white foulard walking jackets,
pretty Bismarck wreaths with gilt cherry balls,
and ca meos driving CRYSTAL de roche out Of
fashion. AT Paris the influx Of strangers from
all parts of the earth has caused kaleidoscope
whrl of variety, and in Virgil's Woman's a
Weathercock" and Tom Moore's "Life's a
Whirligig" there now seems to be as much
truth as poetry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
Ine PARK CONCERT.

There was an immense assemblage ound The pasoda
in the Park yesterday when Dodworth's band com.
mcnced their usual Saturday afternoon concert The
overture 70 the Pretsnder by Kucksn the opening
piece II light meodious work, written In the hap
piest vein Of the celebrated song composer the finals.
in which there . clevery worked fugue, being par
ticularly brilliant beautiful romanza entitled Rose
Water we'll" BY Dodworth. followed This is one OF
this composers most exquisite melodies and canno. fail
10 prove favorits during the concerts One Of
Gungs dreamy waltzss, "Uber Land und Mesr," com.
panion 10 the we'll known "Dreams on the Ocean, came
next. and VA succeeded By the Turner March, BY Vn.
Faith, popular march composer In Germany Thsn
delicious overture "Anacreon," BY Cheruoini
work which, although written with an exAotitude almost
ajhsmaticAl full Of vigor, FIRE and dramatic eject
Though the style Of Chsrubinf belongs more 70 the Ger
placed among the artists Of the former yss his man
ner 10 less Italian than that Of Mozars puref lnAa
that Of Beethoven 10 IN fact the chasts ancient style
OF Italy refreshed and decorated with the harmony OF
modern times The same purity, the nme sooriey OF
proceeding the same results obtained ~ tne me mys
FERROUS means that characterised the music o.
10 to DO found In oil Chsrubinis WORKS 10 the eye hs
music presents combuasious q which u 10 impossible 70
divine the effect until the execution OF reveals 70
the ear The Ouarry Maxurka and the horid Linda al
Cbamouni Concluded the second part Of the programme
The pripcipsI feature Of the last parS was charming
scber,o siOrologo" By ArditL when the gaop. "Flok
an Flock. well known 70 bagosrs was announced,
and dovn came the rain IN unmntakabie earnesnees
The audience dispersed ~ double quick 70 the accompAni
ment Of the music thinking Of getting home before Mr.
ma sorsh had time 70 play his Home Thoughts"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

Patrick Tormsy at Newark N j. was continued yester-
day. and was further adjourned TIL this morning
Il is expected that Governor Brownlow will order the
Of all the county courts by which judges Oh eec
ton have recently been appointed in Tennessee
Many apparently honest citizens living along the
Canadian border is discovered. have been extensively
engaged in smuggling for several months past py whicn
they have defrauded the OUT Oh tnou
sands Of dollars.
The negroes Of Richmond, in caucus assembled have
decided 10 run colored candidate for Mayor and
jority Of the Council
Four more cases Of yellow fever reported in Gal
weston yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
A New Advertising Dodge.

When Mr.. George Peabody respectfully
declined the honor of knighthood proffered to
him by Queen Victoria, he conformed to the
old traditional American feeling with reference
to foreign titles Of nobility. But this feeling
must have become obsolete, at least with
those Yankee patentees Of improvements in
pianos and sewing machines and other inven-
tons, who have just been created Knights
of the Legion of Honor by the Emperor
Napoleon. They will not fail to make the
most of it as a new advertising dodge.
"Legion of Honor" already figures in capital
letters at the head Of advertisements Of
hair dyes. Even brakes Plantation Bitters
might acquire additional publicity from the
same expedient Why didn't Barnum think Of
it in time and forward TO the great Paris Expo
siton a woolly horse or Fejee mermaid, or
some other monstrosity from his museum, so as
to put in claim himself for the cross and red
ribbon! Whatever may be said in favor Of
comforting on victors in the industrial arena
rewards originally bestowed upon valor on the
battle field, the indiscriminate distribution Of
such prizes must be regarded as an abuse.