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New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


SOT WARRANTED
These Pens 10 carats fne and are Better WrtlnS
and Durable Pens than without operating MOI
tons Patented Machinery be produced for the plces ey
the Gold furnished gratuitously
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN sILvER-PLATED Er<
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen. ~ so. with Pencil Case... VI 90
Lucky Pen. ....,,.... rs. with Pencil Case..- / -
Always Ready Pen. l 90. with Pencil Case. 80
Elegant Pen.......1 IS. with Pencil Cases.. 2 90
Excelsior Pen..... so. with Pencil Case. IS
These Well-Fnished Good dWriting Gold Pens, win
ITdOsmin Points the OF every one OF Yp
will far outast gross Of the best Steel Pens, ot1dsa
hey are unpdrrGned, aud therefore, nos erchangecoes
They not numbered, but correspond in siae 10 Nosa
5, T. 8, and respectively 4
letters and the safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents tcharge for registering III o
dition 10 the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Any secure one more OF the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up a club.
SIS so will buy. uy.......-.-..--..$B worth OF Pens
Is 80 will buy........-....-.... 50 worth OF Rehs
40 90 will buy. 90 worth OF Pens,
IL sent 10 address at one tune.
On receipt OF the money the subscriber VIII send Dyre
turn mail otherwise directed Gold Pen or Peis
selecting The according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON.
No 25 MAIDEN-LANE. NEW YoEE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens II carats ne and although cheaper are
at least equal any gold pens mace elsewhere CARDS
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Third Quality" and
numbered. ~ 9l
The Points warranted for six months except against
accident. y, !
as those of the First Quality. A.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

let "a 81 SD Nl. uth. tlh oNA- Su
Ng,s,l S3,89; ..s ..........ss ! 2 J ii55
Bgsrs on hteHafed Waterman q Devyr g. Peters q Pike
Hunt g. Iesnan 3; Jtweti g. MeMhou 3 Mutua - Pesree
smith Crane l. start S. Ferguson q Mills, s. GAl'n y Nc
Donald ]; LetiisD, 0--g.
bases on Casd BssJes Mutual l. Pesroe Smith Crane J.
Atlantic Ont on Fouls-Mutuals Aauc7 Len BnsesHst
fed l. Deyyr Peters Pke Mutual 4 Mills Atlantic Struck
Out-GSlyin ], Zetilen !, Ausuuo2
FIELDING SCORE.
Fly Catehes-HSel 2 Waterman l. Deyyr l. C. Hunt JeFet
Mcmahon 2 Mutual l0 c. Smith Crave ferrusou Gal
win Mcdonald Zettlein Atlantic Il Plies Mssel-Feies hn
tuA Crane McDonsd Atlantic Foubognd Caiehes-
Jewet6 Mills Base Play Put ouBy Beernan nistted Water
Hatfield , Jeeeti
Out-By Calvin IL Smith Atlantic IS assisted BY Smith .
double Ps-Alauuc BY Smith Start and by Pearce Smith and
Start
Passed BasJewettll Mills Called BasOn Peefs 70 on Ie
tlein g.. Baulks-Peterb 9.
Time Of game houu and 10 minutes.
Umpre-Mr George FlGney Of the Excelsior Club
ScoeTs-MessTS Dougan and MOuek.
MATCH AT NEWARK.
On Wednesday the Charter Oak Base Ball
Club Of Hartford WIN visit Newark 10 play the return
of their game with the Eurekas the grounds of
the latter Club They will play game with the Irving
TONS at IrvingtOn, on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

NJ Dear Sir Your fhVOf o.,
inclosing $, is received. | send IN this
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
same to your entire satisfaction; however, II
YOU think you would prefer any other SIZE, or
quality. or should this not suit your hand'
Morton if sent within ten days after its re-
ception, with your objections, clearly, stated
and post-stamp to return another. These re,
marks apply only to pens stamped "A. Morton, },
as all Others are at the risk OF the buyer anu
are not exchangeabe..
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen rs
near the lower left-hand corner of the en-
yelope as possible, and put it up in the same
manner as sent to YOU to avoid Its beng
crushed by the post-mark, or injured IN the
mails. The Case need not be returned unless
YOU wish to change the size or quality, Ill which
instance additional stamps must be sent.
Respectly, yours, A. MoRloN'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
Also the following:
no AL WHO Use A PEN


A GOOD GOLD PEN il always ready and reliable, and,
II adapted TO the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
than task. IL, GA
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
always produces the result and the proficient Is
better satisfied with his labor because OF the greater uni
formty OF his writing, and the ease by which Is pro
duced. ..,so.
In making new pens, the subscriber uses no solder
The gold at the point Is brought 70 state OF 1usOh
when the sinks into IT, and the two become az one
metal entirely impervous 10 the action OF the acds IN
inks This can done In making pens, because tle
gold IL more three times thick as IL ~ er the
nen Is rolled the proper thnness or the hnished sate
When pens are repointed solder must be used whch
viii melt sooner than the gold OF which the pen Is ma1e
other wise the points will curl into gobular FORM ny
tbs process the temper is taken OUT OF the mD he es
ticy s destroyed and the pen subjected TO me sure
nrocess OF corrosion on these accounts ana knowing
nom long experience that repOnted pens can rarely give
satsfacton tho subscriber must positively Refuse 10 lSe
polpt Gold Pens. - ,. a.. o.o,,o 4,
Return the pom within ten days after It's reception
slammed "a Morton and not adapted 10 yOur hand stat
ing n what respect might be improved as 10 VIII oe the
hest guide n selecting that is state at what angie
You hold the pen the paper and whether squarey or
leaning TO the right left These points breny ana clear
y stated viii greatly assist IN making selection To SUIT
you. ~. ,o,s rsn,,o,oDa With thar
pans ala proper address written " " WIZ seseVe s4
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
J OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENs
CASES WITH PENCILS


The Numbers indicate only, No being the smallest
and No 10 the largest
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEW .YoRK....~Auorsr Il
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
Dear Sir: Your favor Of.

No. IS MAIDEN-LASE, NEw-YoRK,
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
TROTTING AT DOTY's PARK, PoUGuKErpsIr

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. &c. G. Hoff's bay
geding VFgnnes and Nash Mhllers bay mare Topsey.
now T. shorts mare Kitty Behan, entered another
running contest at Dotys Park today large crod -,
persons was In attendance including ladies' The trock
threequarer one, was In excellent condition II was
given out Just before the that the mare was little
out Of condition and that great things should not be m
pected Of her This affected the poolselling 30 much
that the Odds which Of right should have been on the
mare reversed and settled upon the horse at the
rate of 800 to $50 At3 the horses made their appear
ance and after ready. The following is the
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
APER-COLLAR MACHINERY.
NEW MEDICAL GUIDE,

By an eminent York Physccan giving reliable nformahe d et
Of both before published and woth s
10 obtain Sent nee plain eSed eh'ei
ope with by incosng postage stamp
DR. LAWRENCE No. Il Bondst, New.York.
Evening star., 1867-11-19
. The so.sh.ia G.asea,isns.

Neuher time nor place has been named for
the meeting Of the rs-constra ctton coa yentson
In Georgia. f-5r fei D. .,atra g....-fl .. =. -
The arrangements are complete for the eisc-
tion in North Carolins TO- day La some OF the
counties aigood 10 any negroes are CO. operating z
with Southern whites. In Halifax county there
10 ene negro candidate On the conser vauye
ticket.
The returns from Florida show that the con /.
vention has been carried by decided m tority
OF the registered voters. Nearly all tha blacks
asd but few whites voted. A large number OF
nsEroes have been elected 70 the con ven ton
In Leen county, three ont of the four deieg ates
are negroes. 80 ' H..
In the Alabama Reconstruction Con ven ton
an ordinance was yesterday pa sed to third
read ng approprianng fifty thousand doilats TO
pay the officers and m EN- bers, who are to receive
2 ghtdollars Per diem and eight dollars nile age
every fve enty miles OF travel each way 10 the
capital. A great deal OF excitement has been
creatsd BY the ordinance proposed to compen- ]
from the time Of the sTo oAncipation prOclana-
ton down 10 their actual enfrahc Ct mise nenti by
tn Federsl army. The. ofdina nance was not Re !
garded ,as q seuous proposition, but 1t now
seems that some Of the delegates are not only
determined 70 carry II, but also to q 4 the com :,
pensation at the pres en- price of labor. 30 a.
mont A resolution was adopted fixing he
date OF adfour lent for the 25tn instant. This
will allow OF the question Of ratify ing the Ne W
constitution to being decided before the end OF
the present scar. If notice Of the election be
given on the day OF sdlo6rnment il can bs hal d
on christmas day which has always BEEN
kept by the negroes, even when they were
, slaves, as the great holiday OF the year
Evening star., 1867-11-19
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM MEXICO yIAHAyAyA.

A Banquet to Admiral TegethsfE-Assem.
tioneSsn,a 4ha's court Martisi Sen.
tenced--An Empty Treasury. ~. w
Especial Dispatch TO the Stsr.l
HAVANA, Nov. IA grand sanqnet has
been given by the German Climb OF the City OF
Mexico to Admiral TegethoE. The Prussian
Consul proposed the future prosperity of
M. .xico as government and the welfare of
Its ,ntzsus ss people. Baron Won Masnus
stat' q that he had done all hat ne could for
tysry German IN Mexico. Admiral Tegsth-
CT 6ilaced to he Dayies OF the German na-
ions, AID expressed his wish 70 see them
war '' ~ 'i.. fl. Zoo. ft.EI ~
The newly elected menb bers OF Con rress are
ARRIVING h the Capital. f... n - .fH|
The amnesty proclamation has been issued.
IL mireaies 70 very great extent the pu nish !
me ut o' Imperial prisoners. g VI
All the members Of the Court Martial be ]
fore whom Santa Anna was tried at
Vera Cruz except the fiscal have been ser I
fenced 70 four years imprisonment FOR hayin q
given final determination without CONSUL, 7
ing the general Government In iast resort Tha
Treasury was reported TO be empty. AZ CON |
ducta OF three hundred and fifty thousand
hard dollars bad arrived at the Capitol from
MoTeta.. Kidnapping was being pract tiosd on
prominent snd wealthy persons 10 exsort
ransoms- There was quite mystihcatior as
to the proposed, visit Of General Banks, and
people were asElng whether ne was coming u
buy Sonora or Chihuahua. |
Terrible hurricane blew over the Islaud oH
the 3Jth October; il desolsted the Capitol and
destroyed Two hundred lives. The hurricane
listed four hours, ana destroyed nearly all
the shipping in harbor. 1t is rumored that
81. Johns, Porto Rico, will be made free port
The treaty with St. DomlBgo has been am
nulled, and the Haytie Minister has returned
Revolutionary movements are rife, and do
miniean forces are reported already ON the
Haytien frontier.
Evening star., 1867-11-19
The EpgIieh Prize Ring.

sam HURST TO BALDwIH--We have We ara
glad 10 state. received a ommunication with
tle 10 make the match from Sam Hurst (ths
Staly bridge Infant), according to Bald wins
challe nges:-.. ae e... s..., .., ,.
Seeing that Ned Baldw win (the Irish 8lantJ
puts forth a challenge 10 fight any man breath.
ing Tor the champions belt, hereby pat forth
my willingness to test the prowess OF the
would be cham pion OF the world for the belt
and t2O0 side, and for as much more as ne
can find. To prove L mean busiuess / here
with deposit with you Il0, and il the Hiber-
chance, and am willing TO attend At any time
and place. 10 settle the usual Pre- Hminarles''
This is not the only chance the Giant Irish)
has seain 10 distinguish himself, Is Mace mas
also forwarded letter, which, although
breathing q somewhat similar spirit u that Of
put himself straight with the British public,
although he cannot aud perhaps never will,
Dut mp his hands in actual warfare in the
British domnions; bat our want of space, as
well a the repetition, preclndes the in nsertion
Joe Wormald has also stepped into the field
and thrown ont challenge 10 fight Baldwin
Tor t5O side, In the London district. previous
TO his departure to America in a locality where
they can get ont of the read Of the authorities,
way we'll known TO all; and as Joe only
means business, il Baldwin only leaves some
money match can be made OFF hand. From
the tenor Of Wormald's coAduci and promises
OF money 10 hight any one there are hopes THAI
Master J oe and the bury infant might get 70.
sether.
BALDWIN will make a match with Mace in
America. where the latter is also going, for
t2OO or $500 side, and will leave $50 ia an
London EDITORS hands. Bald win and Hicky
will take joint ibenefit on Wednesday wsek
November l3, at the Pavilion theatre, White
chapel, prevIons to his departure, In company
with Hicks, TO America.
Evening star., 1867-11-19
Alleged Defaulter Arrested.
Especial Dispatch To the Star

NASHVILLE, Nov. Is-Prof. Julius Deg.
meier, formerly Of Erie, Pennsylvania, was
arrested in this city yesterday morning by the
United States Deputy Mar shall for the IVES
tern District or Pennsylvania, on q charge of
embezzlement OF United States funds, while
acting as Deputy Collector at Erle, in 1855.
The defalcations amounted to about S6OOUO.
Mr.. Degmeier admitted the defaication soon
after it was made, and has ever since been en-
dsavoring TO secure the money to reimburse
the Government, but without success. Un-
successful oil speculations were at the bottom
OF the trouble.
Evening star., 1867-11-19
THE EVENING STAR.
MEASURES TO BE- AGIrArEp.

We need csrtsin IsEisIafion from Congress
visally Important 70 the Districi InteresIs A
thls bcdy is about 70 meet va would sugs,stts
ihs BosTG of Trade, which sh5 wed such COM
men ds Die scuysty last winter, and to our Cit
rens general =, the urSens necessity of secur
ing proper .sgislR'ion upon certain matters
amO pgst them the following:
Is'- The im Improvement OF the Po.omac rivsr
row afmss, useless from the accumulation o,
bar. and filing upof he ehsnneIs The New
YORK STEAMERS eau only reach the Georsetown
~harves during high tide. the bar of Easby's
wharf rend ring it impass able at other tim =
Ihe "ashington ehaDneI is fast filing no
and II sonstlIng De not done, and ths. soou,
our Contamination Win alexandria by ferry
Viii BE- stopped. TINS matter is really alarm
Ing a. our commercial facilities fuot sne2, a.
any tme.) are becoming destroyed Let this
matter receive Immediate attention, ard our
magnificent river rendered useful and nayI.
gable -f H
I'd We need general law FOR the incorpora
bon of companies f1r manufac, uriDg meehani
sai and m nisg purposes, such as prevails IN
AIN ost every STATE IN the Union. The lack Of
ssch law Is ieit keenly IN almost every en-
unprecedented here, as persons desirous OF
foTming such companies are compelled TO or.
gauize IN The States, and labor under great dis
undertook 70 get mp line of steamers to con-
meet tie District with New YORK they were
soiged 10 organize in the latter lace ana to
have ma5ority of the directors resident thers
So with all other companies except those or
ganized under a special act Of Congress We
need to have our manufactaIing facilities
(which are many and great) developed, and
Ms can only Oe done under the operation OF
sGeh q law.
I'd. Our usury laws need to be modified TO
paIi the needs ana wants of our people.
These three things are most urgent as affect
ng our local interests, although there are
others OF importance 70 which we propose 10
refer from time to time What we wish is 10
GET our citizens worked up to the importance
Of action and agitation in these matters Let
them be understood emanating from al,
classes, and not for the benefit of any specia,
class or clique, and we shall obtain what we
SEEK. Heretofore there has besn too little effort
fer the public good, and, we were about to
say, too much for purposes of private spec ecuIa-
ton Our merchants and business men
Arosgn their organizations have it in their
power TO accomplish great things for the bis
uist Will they do nl
Evening star., 1867-11-19
Pusilistic.

ISP-CfaI OIspdtcn 70 tHe St4r.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The long an ticipatad
prize night between Andy Duffy and Fred
Bussey, of this city, Tor stake of 81, 200, which
has been more anxiously and widely discussed
than any similar event which has had lis
origin IN Chicago, viii be fought on Wednes-
day next During the past week sporting
circles have been In state Of constant excite
mept, which almost reached a climax when
CoouTI, the champion of America, arrived On
Thursday, the first OF the noted OF fighting
men from abroad who will be present At tie
contest. The final deposit In the stakes was
made Saturday. The fight will take place In
Indiana, on the line Of the Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne railroad, about forty miles from Chi
cago. Report says McCoole and Coburn, who
are now IN this city, will this week sign ar
ticles for a fight. .. -.-r
Evening star., 1867-11-19
HARD TIMES-THE REMEDY.

FROM all quarters complaints reach as tha
commerce is stagnant, that manu- faeturin en-
seyprises are checked, and that trade of every
Hind is dull Every where the cry is the same
money scarce; stocks of goods large customers
few. In fact there ar serious grounds for ap-
prensnsion that the general depression in busi-
ness Of loo7-s may equal that of q decade ago
eOueh fortunately there is good pros peet that
Will not Be accompanied by such a panic as
preceded that one, and that we may by good
management get safely through the critical
passage leading from expansion TO contraction.
FOR that is what the present and coming con-
ditioD of things means: IL is what the better
stass Of business men intend the result shall
ultimately be, whether the Secretary of the
Treasury succeeds in resuming specie pay
nent al an early period, or whether that well
come day shall be indefinitely postponed.
should our worst fears be realized, 1T 1. like.
~ that the shock which might paraIyze the
commercial and manufacturing centres, would
hardly affect 10 any damaging extent this city,
where The large disbursements by Govern
nent at stated times tend 70 equalize trade and
- prevent protraeted financial press ure. SD 4
Washington cannot wholly escape q storm OF
this kind, which devastates the whole eoun
ny, and in view OF the fact that IL may break
forth a. any time, our business men should bs
On their guard. and prepared for the worst
Their du'y IN such an emergency is simple
and clear. They should strain every nerve to
pay ana collect or secure outstanding debts,
and prevent as far as Justly possible the con-
traction Of new ones. They should re duee
as fast and Tar as practicable their business to
. cash basis, and avoid ali unnecessary ana
sxusvaeant outlays on their personal account
and private establishments. In so doing these
teings they should, however, studiously ab-
stain from doing any thing tending 10 lessen
their safe and legitimate business and should
IL possible, extend il. for a new customer Sc
cured in a dull season Is rarely If ever lost in
active times.
Manifestly, the course dictated by common
senxe and the slightest knowledge OF the prin-
eiples of business for a time of prostration is
for the business man. no matter IN what par
sait, 20 avail himself OF all the means usually
employed, and by extraordinary enterprise
energy and perseverance, and above all by
increased and systematic publicity, 10 aurac-
customers 70 his place OF business, and thus
Keep the wolf from nfs door.
Iftnese few and logicaI truths are observed
mere reed be neither failures nor suspensi ionz
m any otherwise we'll managed business in
Washington; but u a crash or even depression
does come, and any business man intermits
even Tor a short time the exeTuons and appli-
aness used IN periods OF acti vity and prospe-
rity, ne is lost beyond all hope of recovery.
The time of ian others 10 be wide awake and
aneeasipgiy ~ work Is when the enemy IL al
the gate; ana whose is prepared and de,eT-
mined 70 grapple win him need not fear hirs -
be be hard times or any other foe. .
Evening star., 1867-11-19
Frightful Railroad Aecideut-Train
thrown from the Track-SeveFal Per So -
luiured I
Special Dispatch TO the Star. !

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The midnight express
from New Haven was thrown OF the track last
night at Erie, the train consisted Of four pas
sepgsr cars, baggage and post Office cars, ami
was running at q very high rate Of speed No
fatal casualties occurred, but several OF the
passengers were severely bruised and other
wise injured. Mrs. Joseph W. Winship of
Bradford, VT, was badly wounded in the
chest Mr. X. g. Watrous of New Hayep
suhered sever contusions. Mr.. Sedyard Bill
OF No IS Fulton street. Of this city, 8 good deal
bruised, and others Of the passengers were
more or les injured. Senator Poland and
family ofNernont. were passengers in this
car, but escaped with ouriniury.
Evening star., 1867-11-19
From Pittsburg-Speech Of General :. +
TSpeclai Dispatch 10 the Star !

ISpVCIdI DBpdIcn 10 tne Star.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 19.-rh speech OF Gen 3
+. Carey TO he Workingmen in this city was
largely devoted to a discus ssion OF the labor
questian. he argued that capital and labor
were uneQuAly taxed, and labor sustained
more than its share Of the burden of the public
taxation. The financial question was disc cussed
al considerable length. The speaker took the
ground that WIDEN the Government lad prom
ised 20 pay gold, gold should be paid, and
where greepbacEs were promised, greenbacxs
should be paid. He was in favor Of the doc
trfne Of issuing greenbacks. We wanted more
money In the country than we had now, and
the amount Of greenbacks should be increa sod,
. nd AFTER the pnblic debt had been paid the
amount could be reduced Fl
Evening star., 1867-11-19

GES. SHERMAN ON TBE FISAscIs.-Gensrsi
Sherman IN his address before the Society of
the Army OF the Tennessee fixes his position
on the financial question Speaking OF the
burdf ms entailed upon the Nortn and South
by the war. he SAID IN incidentally. that 1--WE of
me North have 20 mourn the loss of fathers.
brothers, sons and friends, and are burdened
with a vast National debt, binding on us in
fact. in law. and IN honor, never, i hore, 70 be
questioned by any honorable man in America
till every cent Is paid"
Evening star., 1867-11-19

THE ALLEGKD SINKING OF THE ISLAND or
ToR1oLA,-The story about the sinking Of the
Island OF Tortola, and drowning 1000 inhabi-
rants, turns out 70 have been Q fabrication,
originating only from the TACT that in the hurri-
cane which swept over the Island on the l9th
nIt one family wers drowned. and nre broke
ont during the storm which destroyed many
Evening star., 1867-11-19
De.th Of q JeuYpaIis,.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l

Especial Dispatch 70 the Star.
CHICAGO, Nov. .is.-Coionel Alfred Clark
Hnls. for more thana year past connected with
the editorial department OF the Chicago Tn
bune, died in this city yesterday afternoon. He
fofmsi ly prscticed law in New York for q
short time, and was once local editor OF the
New York EreniRg Post. ..s "lif .
Evening star., 1867-11-19

BALTIMORE AsB OHIO RAILROAD. - The
stockholders OF the Baltimors and OHIO Rail
road Company held their snnua meeting in
Balumor- yesterday. President Garrett read
the annual report Of the president and difec-
tors All the present board Of directors vers
reelected --. f.-
Evening star., 1867-11-19
W alkiDg on the Brain.
rSpeciaI Dispatch 10 the Sta,

Especial Dispatch TO the Star
CHICAGO, Nov. l9.-John Shepherd, OF this
city, has been backed to walk TO New Orleans
in twenty days, for a stake Of $500. He viii
start day, Accompanied by Witnesses The
distance TO New Orleans being about 1,tOO
miles, he will have 10 average fnv miles per