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New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
OBITUARY..

sTODpARDB. COLBY, REGISTER OF THE TREASURY.
MIR. Colby died nc Haverhill, II. H., few days
ago He was native OF Derby Vt, and OF the rmcst
supporters Of the Union who hailed from that gallant
state. During all the war he was uncompromising
Republican and his appointment Register Of the Treas
ury, In Washington I'm 1852 was an acceptable recogu-
on In Vermont Of the devoted loyalty OF one OF her
sons. The manner in which MIR. Colby performed the
duties OF his high office justified both the confidence and
the hopes Of his many friends. In 1876 Mr. byremOyed
to Montpelier and formed law copartnershp with the
Lucius H. Peek and acquired high position at the
bar OF Washington County But the genial qualities of
his personal character attracted the confidence and ao-
0ns OF his party friends and he their candidate.
repeatedly Tor Senator and Lieutenant Governor The
overwhelming anti Democratic sympathes of Vermont
were always fatal to the wishes of Mr. Colbys political
friends. lilo was never elected 10 otlce unugh always
loved. Tho sweetness Of his LpcrSoual character WAS
proof against the Of the decided politics or Yer
mont In 1854 after the retirement OF Mr. Chittenden,
Mr. Colby appointed Register of the Treasury of tho
United statos In dschargng the duties Of thar elevated
and responsible office he gained universal prssefrom
the able Secretary Of the Treasury Mr.. MeCulloch 10 the
lowest olhoial In tho Department.
THE REV. PATRICK o'NEILL.
The Rev. Patrick O'Neil late pastor of st.
Josephs Catholic Church. East Brooklyn died the 18th
inst of disease OF the Kidneys In the 46th year his age
Father ONeill born In the County Cavan, Ireland
and educated at Maynooh College. shortly after his or
datOn he emgrated TO this country. and was appointed
assistant pastor OF ST. PatrIcs Church. East Brooklyn
While dseharSng The duties of this office Mr.. oNe be-
came sensible Of the necessity for increased ecclesiastical
accommodation In that locality and obtained permission
from the Bishop of the Diocese 10 raise fnds the
erection of additional place of worship This among
poor and sparse population WAS no easy work. but the
nculties and IN due time the beautiful edce known
81 Joscph's Church was completed or the new church
the reverend gentleman nominated first pastor. aud
Ia that capacity he continued To labor earnestly and faith
nlly uicnled 10 receive from his heavenly master the
.eg9id OF those yuut Which aver distinguished him
earth,
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rnE PATERsON ALMs.HorsF.

Twcnh-one inmates of the Paterson Aims
House have signed formal protest against the OF
Mr. sglcr ~ superintendent and beg that his system
Of slow murder be not again inflicted upon the inmates Of
the institution They testify that Mr. Taylor the tenn
porary Keeper has instituted law OF Kindness and
results than the starvation and canebeatiDg OF Mr.
eglers discipline Even the lunates. they say,
harmless AS doves under Mr. Tayior's kind treat
ment" THE change from Mr.. sgler 10 Dir.
Taylor has almost been from hell 10 Ittlo
heaven with ne. for we no longer walk abont
with terror" They, therefore, /" most humbly beseech
she City Council 10 avert the threatened calamity OF
elger" and for protection from his revengeful nature
ana ana areadiul policy Daniel Lawler, Mary Whitaker
Dalel Carol Catherine Potter, and Harriet BeII oir
mat az witnesses IN behalf OF br sgcr before the Com
mittee OF Investigation, they fled rs recorded fhroD
Las representations and under his influence '.bena ner
tuautu by him that lac coming back to take chapg ~
Tho AIMS House aud also beng deceived by him resnect
is tho olecs and intentions 0i his opponents whom h,
reOiestii.td a. bad and wicked gen" 80
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We are shocked TO learn that there is a pro-
Ject on foot for preparing and publishing. at
the expense of the city, detailed descrintion
of the Croton Aqueduct works. The book is
to be manufactured, of course, in the most
costly style; but, even apart from money con.
siderations, with the recollection of that dread.
ful history of the Lincoln Obsequiesn in our
minds, we can look forward to its appearance
only as public calamity. The job is now
under consideration in thc Committee Of All.
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,urRIcAN noARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.

BUFFALO, Sept. 24 AT 3 o'clock this after
noon the American Board Of Commissioners FOR Foreign
Missions commenced its hfty eighth annual meeting IN
the North Presbyterian Church IN this city large con-
.our,c OF items and members were present, ana ine
church was beautifully decorated for the occasion ihe
meeting was called 10 order by the Rev Marx hoPAlh
President of Williams College, MaSsachuscus, ana
President OF the Board. The Rev. VIM. NJ chester
was elected Assistant Recording Secretary. The az
ternoon was devoted 10 business, principally the
arranging of the committees ana the reading OF
the annual and other reports The annual sermon was
delivered tonight by the Rev. j. L. rhompson OF New.
York 10 an immense congregation. The Convention wiz
meet aga for business tomorrow morning ana after
noon nnd addresses will he delivered In three or tho
largest churches in the city in the evening 10y returned
missionaries. The city Is crowded with members ana
visitors.
BUFFALO, Sept. 25.-The American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions held another inter-
estns session to-day. Much business was transacted OF
general nature. Norwich Conn: was selected as u
place of next meeting OF the Board Inc Rev Dr. hchry
Nelson OF ST. Louis the preacher and the Rev John Todd
of Pittseld Penn, his alternate the Rev NJ O. Dana
and H. r. Ayre X. T. stanton, the Hon W. A Bucking.
lam. Gen. Wnl Williams, Henry b. Barton. Ebenezef
InrnoJ las selden Henry " Edmunds, and Louis Hyde
were appointed a Committee OF Arrangements Tor ioSS
Interesting discussions were had at night Ia two oi ts
principal churches.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

Mr. S. B. Halliday, and the Christian women
who are seconding him, will to-day dedicate
another of the benefcent institutions which,
within the last fifteen years, have metamor-
phosed the stygian and bloody Sixth Ward of
this city. 1t is proposed to maintain, at No.
As Elizabeth-st clean respectable boarding
house for the working women of New-YOrk, a
place where our undc1paid, overworked sew
ing-girls may find a home. Mayor Hoffman
will be one of the speakers at the opening this
afternOOn
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

Gen. Sheridan arrived in Philadelphia last
evening, and was received with the utmost en-
thusiasm. The formal reception on the part of
the city takes place to-day, but the ovation of
last evening was even more gratifying than
will be this stated ceremony. IL was an out
burst of popular feeling which found vent in
crowds, and cheers, and Examinations, rather
than in set speeches. Gen. Sheridan will prob
ably reach NewYOrk on Saturday, and will be
received no less heartily here than in our sister
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
TEMPERANCE.
,rrrvrNC At mvINcTON

a temperance meeting is to be held in the
" r Church tls evening Addresses % be made by
the Rev "o.m j. GIimel, and Mr. Joseph d. Doty.
NJ" - ERSEY TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.
This body held lis third annual meeting YES
telday ni tho lust Reformed Dutch Church az Newark
Ater the appointment Of committees the Chairman the
Hon. y. G. fitchie delivered an address IN tho even
Ing public meeting addressed by the Rev Mr. Hen
erickson, the Hon G. L. c. Clifford and others.
THE MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
BOsTON, Sept. 25.-Hhe annual meeting of the
Massdchustts state Temperance Alliance was held to-
day. Mr. william b. Spooner was reelected President
with VeclIesdcnis representing each county. The An
nual Report represents the Alliance in ourishing con-
and more temperance lueengs having been held than i'm
any since the organization of the Society II was
voted 20 RAISE $4,000 10 advance the the coming
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

~ The Money Article ard the Markets are on
the second page this morning. The third page
contains the Court Reports. and the Sirth Re
UiecS of Recent Publications.
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flashing stream. All the harvest-homes nave
earned their pleasure, and to all we send inc
erecting of good wishes and of congratulatlon'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 2J.-The following is the
Day Calendar Court OF Appeals for Sept 20 Mum
bers g. Z o. l. H. III 10, II, ~ 49, 2 20, isA, lsS, 1885,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

SAILING OF THE CHINA.
BosToN, Sept. 25.--The steamship China sailed
this morning taking IS passengers for Lvor"'i rnd
lVr IlalilQx. .c Curt carried 10 spec.
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mo OWNERS OF uoRstss
FORDLivE STOCK IN%
0eiiabie indemnity FOR al q
oeaih or theft. CAPITA and 50
q winch is held m trust by u
keut 80 security for policy h0l
General Agents, le3 Bro=dws,
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fNvriCE or oLLBCToR
Internal Revcrne
ss,m n ssirlct OF State Of Ssw York.
comprising the

: AND CATTLE.-TfEE HART
TRANCE COMPANY offers v1u
asnslties reEalsing IL loss by
-plus safely invested Slu0, 900
State Treasurer of Connect
1 era. BATS A JOHNSON.
!. corner Of pey street.
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TINTED STATES TREASURY. NEW YORK. JULYa
y lss7-Hodsrs Of August Seven Thirty Notes here
once Fvs.Twenty Bonds bearing date July 1857 irrc
In gold. .
Interest 7ss will paid day Of presentation
the bonds win Do charged from at
per IN currency. Interest the 73os win cease
that date the holders wiz b dseed 70 have waived the
privilege Of conversion. H. h. VAN DlCk.
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urIcKFrs. CIRCULARS AND EVERY VARIETY ov
~ ~ J,5 Esss:a 'a''s sssHRp ssns s ~ -
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A -FoR GALE THIS DAY, BIZ j. X. vANDEwAyF:R.
"A. auctioneer No "a Duane street ct u NJ, msgnia
cont chesn,n rrong Marc; sired by Ethan Allen Ia .
years old 'bs hish with fine stvie and gait tricks
faults has otted In public; has been driven r3ad
BY present for tho aud sick
lame s warranted kind and sound, aad 80 trot in 400 in
Haws slscs aa BEEN used BY ladies' and children fef park
feet picsrr; tricks faults afrid OF oconiotfe
win travel less than thrcc minute, day; very vau
able for au depot driving ladies' children Tbs
horsss are che OF private about
family, and be relied upon 70 be ss represented
The frottinC 81 900 when four years cid the
black S6N They viii be sold without reservauons
worthy of attention.
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A LII KINDS ssDr FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS aOf
"A saie-Nedrsises for all d1ss Prepared Foui io
snocking bsids 1t Is. D0VEGS hos and Greene
sSorner Canal
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THE TURF.

r,RoT on THE UNION HALF NILE TRACK, SEVENTY
second and Bloom,rg gdale adj Thursday, July
y. At r. NJ tor Z purse of $50 pr osis nauss b. 6
Dcs; Mr.. Ms~ce. b. g. Unknown; tr. Brooks.
To harness, bais three Ia Aduiisance % cants
JAMES fiELAY, Manager.
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3n perfQufen

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STATE OF MISSOURI, 40
County of Gasconadc.
In the Gasconade Circui, Court
in vacation, July 10th 1867.
LEONHARD MENTZ, Plf.)
against Divorce.
MARIA MENTZ, Defdt.
Now at this day m The plaintiff be-.
fore the undersigned clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Gaseonade County, in vacation.
and files his affidavit, stating among
other things, that the above named defsn-
dant Mary Menu is a nonresident OF
this State and cannot be suniInonet
in this action; 1t is therefore ordered by
| the clerk in vacation, that publication be
made, according TO law notifying her, that
an action has been commenced agains, hsr,
the obieef and general nature Of which 10
TO obtain a decree Of divorce from the
said defendant for the reason of voa
UNFAIRLY absence Of one year and for
cruel and barbarOus ire atment towards
plaintiff, as to endanger bis life, aud
that unless she be and appear
at the next term of said Court, 10
be holden OF the courtht use in Hermann,
within the county of Gasconade, IN the
4thMonday ofOctobeE 1867 and6n or before
the third day thereof Git the term SO long
continue, and if not, then before the end
of the term), to answer said plaintiffs pc.
t;tion the same will be taken against. hef
as confessed and judgement rendered ae'
cordingly.
1t is further ordered, that a copy hereof
he published in the Hermanner Volksblatt
a newspaper printed in said county ofGas
conade, for four wee 8 successfully, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks be
fore the commencement of the next tern
of said court.
A true copy, attest q
J. C. ENGLAND. Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters ct
administration have been granted - the I'M
dersigned by the County Court ofGasconade
unity of the estate of HEINRICH SCHMIDT
decd, bearing date August 18th 1867.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to mako Immediately pay
ment TO the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said esta'e O.
to present them for allowance properly
authenticated within one year from the
date oS>said letters, orthey will be p1ecluded
from any benefit of said estate and if such
claims are not presented within two year
from the date of said letters, they will be
forever barred. 81 %
-" F. H. WOLKING,
Public Administrator
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