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HARBoR ESCRoACHMENTs.

TELbtbITh TtIbINh
WAsHINGToN, Feb. ia msprint or verbal error
EewYork papers of tins morning renders il neces-
to repeat what Gen Humphreys SAYS in an official
report, namely: Serious eDcrOachments are now IN
progress from the NewJersey shore, consisting mostly al
whAves wagon roads, and extensions " the shore by
driving piles ana nnDg between then constructions
carried by the NewJersey Central Railroad. He
deems these operations injurious 20 the NewYork Har
Dor The word teegfaphed was deems" not denies "
arlnIIl la1
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
VIRGINIA..
lIIrrg eurMrNIs 10 TUHOIF.

B1 1ELE6RtrH 10 qBB TRIBUNE.
FoErRrss MoNRor. Feb. l9.-Thc steamer James
A. Gary. Capt Wilson. from Wilmington " I"
bound TO Baltimore. arrived at Norfolk on Saturday
wita cargo of naval stores to he shipped direct 10
Enrope. The steamer Delaware which succeeds the
Peruvian which sailed few days SihSe' aiN'G la al
match With cotton and marine stores for liNsIp4El.
The Delaware j. q vessel abOut The size oi the fe-
ruvan and Will take on board a iuIl c'Ff" al NOT
fnlk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

pERSoNI.-Comclms Wendell Commissioner OF
Public Printing the Hon j. II. Sclkneg' Ithaca and Mrs
Gen Butler and daughter at the Astor House Gov
Couy Maine Gen. !. Gould. Rochester the Hon. &. J.
Trigg Memphis, the Hon Samuel Galloway, Ohio, ana
the Hon. T.. IArued, Norwich are al thc II Nlcholas
JIof. Major BoulGc of Belgium Is M the New York
Hotel The Hon Galusha A. Grow Of Pennsy Nauia - at
The TIfth ANeuuc Hotel Gen Dutchedcr. Albany, ~ az
the Eve ret House. Col r. G. Crowley West Point, u ~
the Metropolitan Hotel. Gen. 1. Iigbmau, MAI yld II
Al tuc Southern Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
KENTUCKY.
TIE KECENr LlNSmSG.

TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l9.-IM JoaHdrs special cor
reSpondcncc says that mob. composed Of the re-
mains of Quantrcll's gucrias broke open Mr. Ca
rey's house at PaIbesNllc, and seized and hung Mr..
Carey. lie had been tried foI stealing horse 10
cape from the Rebels AT the battle of PeTySvIlle
The United States Cont at Louisville Yesterday ac-
quilted Dr G. ". Paris who was indicted Tor the
murder of Morrow and Baker.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
SOUTH AMERICA.

LISBON, Feb. 19.-By the arrival oi the mail
steamer from Rio JaueiIo. news has been received
that tie Brazilian feet had appeared before the town
Cf Cumpaity, aud bou'hardcd the place. with what
result is not stated. The whole feet subsequently
sailed fOr IInmYita.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
lApAN ANp CHINA.

LoNDON, Feb 19.-TorgIaphic advccs from China
report that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steameI Colorado, which left san Francisco on thelSt
Of January arrived at Japan Oh The 22d and at Hong
Kong on the 3Cth Of the same month.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
IrCTrtnF ny Miss ANNA f. DiCRNsoN.-Miss

Anna l. Dickinson delivered her lecture on "some
hugto Do" before large audience at Cooper Institute
last evening the large hall ~ the Institute being packed
10 fullest capacity The lecturer was introduced ny r
Horace Greeley nOticcably large proportion OF her
audience were women. She listened To throughout
with marked attention, aud made an eloquent aud ar
nuncutative appeal that woman should have II Ihr
chance in the walks of industry and usefulness.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
lTAIY.

FLokENCE Feb. I9-ViCOiOUs preparations are be
ing made by all parties iOr the approaching elections
for the new Parliament, aud much excitement Is
shown ia the canvass throughout the Kingdom
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
SPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. l9.-'The Spanish Government is
about 10 inauprate a series Of reforms in the admin
istratiou of the Island of Cuba. One Of the new
measures will I've the substitution of an income tax
Cf 8 per cent 10 replace the existing heavy tax on
land and industry.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
MARYLAND.

IEIFeRITB 5hIHuSE.
BALTIMORE, Feb l9.--In the Maryland Senate 10
day. an order was passed designating Tuesday next
as the day for the inauguration Of LIeut-Gov. COX
as Governor in the place OF Gov. Swami, Hccted 20
the United States Senate.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE SOUTHERN STATES
ALABAMA.

~, rrigGRsrr 30 rrt TutoSE.
MONTGOMERY. Feb. l9-Thc Legislature adjourned
sine die tonight Noa,tiou Aa, bcu taDcn Oh the
Federal elections
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THE MISSING STEAMER BAVARIA.

PORTLAND. Feb l9.-The revenue steamer Maho,
ming bas returned fOB cgisc alter t missing packet
slip Bavaria. Capt Webster TepQris heavy south west
gales. bhe TetArped i9F fYaL
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

This List embraces most Of Books except Medical "ofA con
tanned our SPECIAL LIST and on PHoSoGRAIHf "h' ave h
in psrste Catalogues sent on receipt stamp Copes 'ne'
sent by return post on receipt price, to any address,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Tpou SCIENTIFIC A,nEtctN Jan. oC: CItSE's I'm
proved boiler M,po,,orr loaeb Tee boz oven part h ,il'd q
t M trr 4 Crest drrsHts g'hts Ntwpl' sent b' mail
on ,...pt n ~ tnsss No LIN, -, Bosiou or
Iov ttH A wis No. no Broaiaar y. \.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

The excellence of KENT, EAST INDN Coffee
II s,i,.s. ,fsss sod ~ 90 Gfu,,ts 20 7' esrr pD ~
80" NuottsALF DIiof. Ne l3l ktads e.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

PyIr'. O. X. So,p-Ilard and not liable 10 imp1
s. .s. Dc t-,,ur.t,s f 10 D. SOLD l' I'''f'''ry eL'i
prrat y" la a-iIuttohft
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

RrrORr To THE NEwIoRG ACADEMY oF MEDL
CINE-HOFFS MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH las
received another distinction which -t further euhau t' r'atou
preparation the u's, ' day
places position Ear ,boe s the socad lest W's'NS
introduction the Uucl the President ' New
Medicine Dr. james Anderson, appointed 'u ttea
10 report thi, celebrated beverage Which ou u>
quantities Europe De-, also rcce,r he ormeu tu'
ropean scientific bodies Mr. OlF received om the tauan 81 ha
Committee assist meeting aud hsd O., i'l
The members Academy h information the omroard sHd
mode OF preparation The Committee the members Of ub lAd
vince, tems,,r, their private practice Of Che efficacy Ills 'W.
received with appreciation Mr uofs explanations particularly a. Ia 10
virtues as uumeu appetizer aud i owing ' N 'ni'i@
ing ouly slight tpsr Of alcohol equally trsaols h ID, - ani
healthy.
Mr. Hos h., the satisfaction II knowing that the 'onu''e
slider nj, preparations great value On tie 5th Inst l' itI' ado
ed which recommend, oas Extract Beverage Of Health 70 i
profession read meeting Of the Academy aud p'"rs'd " NAM
members present Hence American science agrees viii L'
which has declared Malt Extract Beverage Of lea " shp
eeeabe diet for cou'slscen- TT -" a.
excellent remedy Tor affections OF the throat s"a'l 40"
boues.-Byenng Express.
H0FES MALT EXTRACT DEPARTMENT,
No 542 Broadway, New iork.
One dozen and upwards delivered pant this ci and 's
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

SALES or REAL EsTATE.-1he following sales OF
real estate made yesterday by Muller Wllklns co.
IIouse and lot. No 234 Nmth-avc l95x55 $ll,COO
Houses and lois, Nos. $50 and 23s Ninth-aNey
E9SlI as is. W ,,y
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
GEnIlI 4

TIE RECENT DISPLAY OF 4 REBEL FLAG if ROME. Ca
LETTER FROM GBN. THOMASS HEADQJ AEIEES.
The following letter has been addressed (" the
Nloyor of Rome. Georgia. by order of Major Gen
Thomas:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
CITY ITEMS.

BENEFIT OF THE NEwsBoYs-A lecture upon
gases and vapors will bc delivered at No 900 Broadway
ou Thursday evening by Prof Thomas W. ChittendeD,
for IN, benefit Of the NewsbOys Lodging House.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

SPECIAL LIST We have 10 addition to the sbovea Catalogue
ofiO Private Medical Works and Treases sub cts which,
although adapted general circulation invaluable to those who
PNrs or those expecting to become SUCH should have
This Special LIT viii be sent PREPAID application.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

A"MIRRoR OF THE MIND' Or YorR CHARhc1sE roUR
IySyss FOR particulars how TO have uTos len ce stamp
or prepaid envelope addressed yourse r s"ef to io"lLh
WILLS. No $50 BrvadNay " Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Tur BrEoI ,.-AIAHN TrrGRtrii- Saved I'M
horse. 81 ilFNny Jous.oV ~ - I''iHst e. CO. S'nda
it ,t Alarm tell u BE- ',ri nsabl' io1f o5 t'' Innuie
f,.t = li''Ah' .'' .'' "''@'''''
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I,pIrs ASp C;ENrI

LADIES MD bIN lIIhtN'
Fs,.f es srf of E'ai haI' "nt m "'l'' n'l ~
urfls ,ul learn 90 I.~.'ut II'.s =. .,,-,.....,.-.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
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proved boiler N,g"',orr aorfl r.'i'i b. .,' aIi y
on ,,e.p II ~ tllr,,s - ons.s No L, g. Boston. 81
FovirRG WIS No. no Brcadaar y \.
The excellence Of KENT, EAST INpIA COFFEE
tl.n, Of at..s prsss Soti lv 90 Gfu'' - ls 'tI Do ~
MnotIsALE DIiof, Ne l3i ktad'sl
Pyir', o. So,p-ll Hard. and not liable 10 impnl-
t.pi ss, Itt-,,ar.r. ii.'f 1p' sold } ''''rp 'LI'
DEPOT ~ ta a-lintiohft
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DOMESTIC PORTS
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Clesrs ship Annapolis L''p'ol ''hfs J. Lawrence hAAi'
Forrnr.s MoSsor feh iq1b pilot Maryland reports board
ng yesterday Ihrspsstr Lar hAs fis from loinuierr and
Aseaea fuIa Cardiff bs Model and ily hom West lndes Tor BA
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02
WHAT MAKES A LADY .

When Beau Brummel was asked what
made the gentleman, his quick reply was,
Starch, starch, my lord !" This may be
true; but il takes greet deal more to
make a lady; and though IL may TO some
seem singular, I am ready TO maintain that
no conceivable quantity Of muslin, silk OF
satin, edgiag, frilliDg, hopping, houncing
or farbelowing, can per Sc, or dress maker
constitute real lady. Was not Mrs
Abbott Lawrence just as mach lady when
attired in twelve-cent calico, in Boston,
as when arrayed in full court dress at
ST. Jamess. London As Mrs. Wash
ington was said to be 80 grand lady,
says a celebrated English visitor, Mrs
Thorpe.) eve thought We must put on our
best bibs and bands; 50 We dressed our
selves in our most elegant rufiies and silk,
and we're introduced to her ladyship; and
don't YOU think we found her knitting, and
with her check apron on She received
rs very graciously and easily, but after
the compliments were over she resumed
her knitting. There we were without a
stitch Of work and sitting in state but
General Washington's lady, with her own
hands, was knitting stockings for her hus-
band" Does not that sweet republican
simplicity command your admiration,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02
THE MANUFACTURES OF RAILROAD
IRON IN JEFFERSON COUNTY,
ALABAMA.
From the Elyton lAlaJ Herald


From the Elyton (AlaJ Herald,
Il is something strange that with all the
skill, energy and enterprise Of the Ameri-
can people, there have been 30 few mills
erected for the purpose Of making railroad
iron. Notwithstanding the numerous
works which have been put in operation,
for the purpose of rolling out iron Of the
lighter descriptions, most of the rails for
the different railroads in the United States,
have been purchased in Europe. At Chat
tanooga and Atlanta, we believe, they have
been rolling rails out Of old iron, but at no
place in the South, if indeed in either sec
ton, are they making railroad iron out OF
the native ore and coal in the vicinity Of
the works This triumph it seems has
been reserved for the enterprising company
in this immediate neighbOrhood. The
Irondale works, under the superintendent
Of w. S. McElwain, will, TO judge from
present Appearances, in few months be
actually making railroad iron, and from
|, the great facilities which they will have,
situated between the immense deposits OF
coal and iron ore, with a railroad 10 each,
the quantity il seems which may be made
will only be a question Of labor and ma
| chinery. This place which was but shOri
| time ago a rough wilderness. has nova pOpu'
lation. as we are informed, including
women and children, Of several thousand
souls, near one thousand laborers anC
| operatives.
They are already making large guam
titles Of pig iron, and casting it into any
kind Of machinery and hollow ware. Othel
| blast furnaces are in process Of erection ar
extensive machine shop, with, railroad
track running through it for the repair o
locomotives and cars, a very large foundry
and blacksmith shops, all fine brick build
| ings: besides the cOmmissary, store house
steam saw mill, turning lathe, and abou
fifty other buildings for boarding house,
residences, etc, Of wood, have all gone ul
| in the course of one year. The railroad t.
the iron ore has been completed and is nov
in operation. The road TO the coal bed
has progressed a considerable distance, anC
the company are grading and have pro
! crossed several miles with a railway, in
tended to intersect the North and Souti
road, about eight miles from irondale, AM
il the North and South road is not soOr
put under con tract to cross IL and run 4
Ashby station, below Montevallo, thereby
considerably lessening the distance &
Selma. As New York and Cincinnati ar
both represented in this great enterprise, W,
have no doubt bat that it will be presented
to a speedy and successful completion.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02
A LETTER FROM VICTOR HUGO ON
TIN aIRufIGIE IN CRETE

NJ. Victor Hugo has written n letter, Of
which the following is a translation, in re-
ference TO the revolutionary contest in Can
dia:
"A cry reaches me from Athens. In the
city Of Phidias and A1schylus an appeal
is made 60 me1- my name Is pronounced
What. am ! to deserve such an honor
Nothing but a vanquished man. And who
are they who call 10 mey The vanquish-
ed. Yes, heroic Candiotes, the fallen Of
to-day, you are the yictors of the future.
Persevere. Even il you are Frustrated,
YOU will triumph. The protestation Of a
diving agony il power. IL is an appeal 60
God. who crushes-whai ? Kings Those
mighty ones who are now against you,
those coalitions Of blind force and stub
born prejudice those armed antique tyran-
mics, have as their principal attribute n re-
markable facility of making shipwreck.
The tiara is on the poop, the turban on the
prov. the old monarchical ship is leaking.
IL is at this very hour foundering in MeNi-
90, in Austria, in Spain, in Honover, in
Saxony, at Rome, and elsewhere. Perse-
we're You vanauished2 Impossible
The instruction suppressed is not prin-
cipie destroyed There are no more fats
NNUDNtiAtt AhNfN IL Only lAHAAts 80 n
never completed. It's perpetual inoom-
pleteness is the opening which is len 20
right. Right cannot be submerged. The
waves Of events pass over t. Ii reappesTs.
Drowned Poland hoais on the surface. For
~ wears European policy has torn this
corpse. and the world has seen its soul
floating above the fats decomplis Greeks
al Gambia, YOU have right on your side
ana YOU have also reason. Why a
Pasha should exist in Crete Is be-
von5 comprehension. That which
Z true Of italy i true also as regards
Greece. Venice cannot be restored 10 the
one without Crete being restored TO the
other. Thai which Is there resurrection,
cannot be here a sepulchre. But an the
mean t;me biood is flowing, and Europe
permits Il. She gets accustomed 10 H. To-
day il Il the Sultans turn 70 extermlnate a
naiienality. Is there a Turkish divine
right yenerated as a Christian divine night
Murder, robbery, violation, are AZ this mo-
ment sweeping over Gambia as, ak months
ago they dashed over Germany. That
which would not be allowed 20 Schinders
names is alicNed 20 policy. To have the
sword in hand and quietly 10 witness these
murders. this is called craftsmanship. IL
would seem that religion is interested IN
what the Turks are quietly doing-the cut
ting Of Canadian throats--and that society
would be shaken il between SearPerio aed
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02

Said a public speaker once in reference
10 this INFLUENCE, was told a story about
it, which is 50 touching that I viii relate it.
Il is q temperance case, but it viii illustrate
this just as we'll II is the story of a mother
on the green hills Of Vermont, holding by
the right hand son sixteen years old, mad
with love Of the sea. And as she stood by
the garden gate on a sunny morning she
aid Edward, they tell me for never
saw the ocean) chat the great temptation OF
the seaman's life is drink Promise me be
fore you quit your mothers hand that you
will never drink And, said he, for be
told me the story,) gave her the promise,
and l went the broad world over-Calcutta,
the Mediterranean, San Francisco, the Cape
Of Good Hope, the North Pole and the
South saw them all in forty years, and
never saw a classified with sparkling liquor
that my mothers form, at the garden gat,
ON the green hillside Of Vermont, did not
rise before me; and to-day, at sixty, my lips
are innocent Of the taste Of liquor" Wa,
not that sweet evidence Of the power of q
single ,word2 Yet that was not half For
said he yesterday there came a man into
my counting room, young man of forty
and asked me, do you know me?' No.
Well, said he, 8 was once brought drunk
into your presence on ship board you were
a passenger, the captain kicked me aside
you took me to your berth and kept me
there until | had slept OFF the intoxication
You then asked mo if had a mother; and
said never knew a word from her lips you
told me Of yours at the garden gate, and to
day am the master Of one Of the fnos
packets in New York, and ! come TO usl
YOU 20 call and see me. How far that littl'
candle throws its beams That mother
word on the green hill side Of Vermont
Oh, God bo thanked for the mighty power
Of single word.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02

Cyihorea, little children were not put to The
sword. There the rayaging OF crops and
thc burning Of the villages D. useful. The
motives which explanes and tolerates these
determinations, is beyond our penetration.
Alasl one OF the mmiliati1us of men whom
long exile has made stupid am one OF
them is that they cannot comprehend The
great reasons OF the present assasslns,
Never mind. The Cretan question Is hence
| forth clear lt will be solved, and solved
like all the other questions Of this age, IN
| the sense of dcliverauce. Greece complete
Italy Bplete-Athens at the bead Of one
/ Rome at the head OF the other-this is
/ what we-France-owe 90 our brother.
! il is a debt that France will acquit 1t II a
/ duty that France will discharge. When
/ Persevcre. VICTOR HUCo.
Hauteyille House, Dec. ,, 1866.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02
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