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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
THE STORM SOUTH.
PHILADELPHIA TRAINS BU


NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Jan. 1s.-The railroad
between New-Nork and Philadelphia Is buried
in drifts The trains which left both
cities last evening are stuck within three miles
each side of Brunswick. The passengers have
been ont all night There large crowd OF persons now
waiting here for passage either way
LGfer.-Three trains have attempted 10 reach Now,
York intellectually. The first went nine miles and
broke down, encumbcung the road Two other engines
o'clock. having been six hours on the road.
An immense number Of passengers are congregated
here.
DETESTIoN or TRAINS ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG Jan. ls-For thirty-siN hours there has
been great detention the railroads The greatest dif-
fcuty il he Pennsylvania Central Road on the Pits
burgh division, west ~ the Allcghanies. The
which Icft Pittsburgh at Il o'clock on Thurs
day morning. arrived to-day at noon. on the
between CoyinstOu and Philadelphia The drifts being
TO I'VE feet deep. The train which left Phila
not arrive uIt! to-day The train from Newly rl
which should have been here mt O'Clock this morning
come through. ON the Cumberland Valley road there
has been only train to-day. aud that was over SIX
Central road were all taken off. The heavy
engines. sometimes five or SIX attached tosetht, Were
drft has not occurred for seven years but tonight All
uans again running regularly. There was Comlasa
tvely httcsuow fell during the detention but the wind
being ycry high drlftcl i INTO cuts aud other places
LGisr.T The Pennsy vana Central Railroad u now free
from OH ructons by snow for the entire distance o. PITTS
bursh and trains running Oh TIME, and VIII con
tinue To mako regular trps.
Trains DELAYED AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 1s.-The snOw-drifts on the
Camden and Auboy road cause much detention. The
morning O'Clock train left at % o'clock. All the trains
are late The Central Pennsylvania Road T. also i'm
pcdcd but the officer, expect 20 have the ob,trucuos
all removed 10y this afternoon when the regular travel
VIII be resumed
STORM At BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Jan ls-NO trainsfrOm the eastward have
arrived last night and three trains bound W PhO
delphia are the Philadelphia Railroad, overdue
ThcsuoN HIS dfftcd IN large banks the flats near
Chester. and until late this morning was the track
cleared for travel
Navigation l. entirely suspended the ice IN The hnrbor
being az least ten inches thick The Norfolk boat had
great difficulty In forcing her way she reports heavy
MASSES OF ice floating out OF tho Potomac.
AwAsHINGTON TRAiS sNow-BoCSD
WASHINGTON Jan. 13-The New-Iork train due here NJ
- o'clock this morning did not arrive until this evening
having been showed I'm between Philadelphia and Bait
rived H. and without any Newl Ork papers and
mail
SCHOONER WRECKED OFF CAPE HENRY
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. ia schooner, supposed
90 be the Martha and for Baltimore from savannah with
old IRON l. ashore 20 miles below Cape Henry The vessel
Is regarded ~ a total hosA The weather intensely
cold last night, with a bitter northwest wind
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NO MORE SyOW BLOCKADES.
OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN TRANSIT {
No. 100 EKOAnMAs. Ian. IL. 1867.

OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN TRANSIT Co.
No. 1870 BROADWAY, Jan. Is, 1867. }
To ne Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune
SIR: Those who have been Inconvenience so much
during the past two days In travelling through the CITY,
reminded that the roads projected by this Company
had been in operation yesterday, they would have fur
nished facilities for transporting passengers rapidly
and comfortably in midsummer. The roads being
under cover, they could not have been blocked up.
model Of the proposed roads is now exhibition at
this office, which the public invited to cal and
examine Advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
THE STORM NORTH.

sN0WDIaFTS ALONG THE HUDSON.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
HUDSON, y. Y, Jan. 1S.-The storm here last night
was terrific and all the roads leading to the city badly
drifted with snow.
TRAINS DELAYED AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Jan. l3.-Thc snOw-storm south and east OF
here has been very severe All the trains behind
time. The Hudson River train due here at 4:30, 10
showed up six miles below, and will not get up before
midnight, II then The $40 train from here on the lar
lem road h fast IN snOwbank four miles east or here
and train for Boston in the predicament at The
same plasc.
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1f.IRPIED

BLAUvELT6OMrERrSO Thursday aysnng IRs H. by the Res
G. Marion Georce " Bal,e julie daughter Of Bean
Gomperns AL OF ans city.
hANSc LShkrOn "Wednesday evening jar ~ az the reside
81 the bRe BY the Wa ~ Boaa, Charles ha=l ~
Brooklyn " EasS s., daughter 81 CoTsoa H. Gdaft II AIS
city.
THURSDAY ja H. at Tho residence Of the a's
htls b. Ms Rev Dr Lucas ephnB lOuns Of hcsah "a Aay
H. h Dutsa Noodbidge. New. JERSEY
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THE STORM WEST.

THE WEATHER Al CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
TELxGRAPH TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-The weather n 10 to Is degrees
mlldcr todny. Business IS unpreccdentedly dull
ST. LOUIS Jan 1--we are having the coolest weather
of this ice blockade Is threatened and boats
ARE crossing Mississippi with difficulty. All the rail
road trains delayed.
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CONTENTS OF No. THREE:
SST TIETAS SEc Sr2 26A r,uraz
TIE SS TRAr 62TH 80 EASILY BEST p E
PRoTEs "a wis eoIsG BAckWAaD
ROME, AND THE UNION MOVEMENT
LIE OF F' 4 RADICAL iblcl +N1'AAODD
Inside;
BATTLE SONG OF THE CHURCH.
RECOGNITION or THg PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY IN TIE
COMMUNE ALTON PROM HIGH CHUPcHMA,y-He Loves the
ANOTHER COMNUSICATI0S FROM HIGH Low CHURCH
MAG-lla joins Ills Entreatles With the
VICAR OF BRAY"
OUR TRREvEREgCE GREArEa THAN THAT o. TIE CHURCH
LETTER OF THE
VICAR OF BRAY"
He ioesn Like wOuan Rsss Negro Suffrage nor anything IA
THE CHURCH UNION.
IRA Bras oG have The Thing d Her House"
PROPOSED UNION or PAGANSA AND RITUALLsN. b. CoSFr'
WHAT TIE PRESS SAYS OF
THE CHURCH UNION.
THE R1TUALISrS AND ROMASISrs UNITE AGAINST IS
LETTERS FROM BAPrsrA Professor Princeton aai Bishop
LAST CONFERENCE OF TIE CHRISTIAN UNION Assocf
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Of Organs and M,ions constantly hand
rsng,ug in price from sos 70 81 800,
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Mhprninr GnOll..

hsprHing Goods.
ICARDW. JACKSON No. 1Si BROADWAY has constantly
hand i1 Of B1nbafne aad all other Mourning Dress
Shasls CiOlks Walls Grapes Hsutkerchlei
Gloves &C. n with goods their
suits 70 order on 5 Broadway opposite tiffany Co.'S
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wistnr's Bnisam
WILD CHERRY.
The grea, panacsa Tor every affection Of She
THROAT LUNGS AND CHEST
does not dry up the cough snt SSses and ea''' ' lungs Of
From II. D. BiNsTIN. NJ D,
Having used practice TAG last four yari wsr: 3. San Of
afflicted with obstinate Coughs, Colds Asthma SC
Jp DIsSSoRR No Do Deys.. Ns~Yorh.
And by Druggists and ApothscViea generally
Strmnntic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
sovereign for the Of
DYSPEPSIA.
RHEUMATISM.
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEG GLANDS,
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, &C.. &C.,
~ ' - III 40 '''"'''~ FH. EPrELsnEmER, Agent.
HayJland, Churchman Il England,
OH Stand NO. az JoHS-sT, NETWORK
FRENCH CHINA.
We reaelvlps from factory France hchJ decorated
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, VASES &c.
and Scrc TIesI ss Fnhsyer Twenty sshtA.t
Ei-eeerg Cares CE.a 81 ss .9 cor T Ts.s
olghtsd,
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Gus OF ali nss Ry Bar Catarrh Diseases OF The Throat
Asnm the Voice Isryrga BronSn'aI and pumony Con-
onts Dsoed Functions Of ne Digestive Organs Shorsneaa Of
hsah wbsnar and oth dSes.g Affections otae Chest
Voh Ansan Weakness Of Tao Nerves and general De
by OF toe system aow In fun operation 1t tbs Doctors
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n Yen slight Cough dSas psSsS H. bat ~ 10
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Was, Toapccs aud Ornamental Bair.--Fn asAty h.,r
dye ssd hair dreng Black BOEB al shades al W. RATQh
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THE STORM EAST.

RESPONSIVENESS IMPAssABLE-COMMoDoRE BLAKE
LOST IN THE STORM - CHILDREN FROZEN TO
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by the Appearance OF ferry boat from the Brooklyn side
and the passengers had been already beating about the
middle Of the river without any apparent or definite OBJ
ject and having plenty Of time hand cheer for the
unknown ferry boat was called for and given unan
'mouay and with good win. As the boat passed with
erunchDg sound IN the ice field facotious passenger
cried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
5petia. Notlres.

Fl0syers the symbols OF Love
the voap,aous East he fragrance" says oriental poet sis the
silent language Of affection" tis So PHALOSS NIGHT
BLOONEG CEREUS he appropriate Of all presents r lover
make to has lady aad enduring Odo might vel sE
press tie ieph ani pernanence Of bis passion
The New Religions WeeAL.
THE
CHURCH UNION
GREAT SUCCESS
No. NOW READY.
ANOTHER LARGE ISSUE
THIS WEBh-
CHRISTIANS OF ALL ORGANISATIONS THROUGHOUT TIE
LAND SENDING THEIR bUBStR iPilCNo AND
GOD BLESS YOU&
UNITY OF PROTESTANT CHRSTEEDOM-A RALLIISG FROM
ALL QUARTERS OF THE CHURCH
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with groanng sound like that OF patient who is having
tooth extracted and hear the keel OF the good
boat Somerset grating and grinding through the smooth
thick fields of ice deeply incrusted with the deposit OF
snow which has encountered the East River during the
last two days The decks above and below, as well as
the cabins packed almost TO sufocaton, and 1t Is
impossible for the deck hands to attend TO their duties
and 1t is udicous to hear the at the wheel singing
out every few minutes the passengers who have pos
session Of the boat in an angry tone:
Lift that rudder pin dye hear"
Or,
drop the rudder pin dye hear"
The passengers pretend the demands Of the
man at the Wheel and at the instgaton Of weak
minded person chant commenced the majority Of the
passengers joining in, as follows:
The Marshall House, II is the spot
Where Jolly good oysters hey are got.
.Cbor1lS And wen all drink stone blind
Johnny fill up the bowl.
The ferry company Is a beat
The ferry company Is beat
Chorus. And wen all drink stone blind,
Johnny fill UP the bowl
the singing Of the above euphonous verses there
Ia staIppnR from the feet Of thousand
noisy passengers and whstng chorus equal 70 the one
In the Fnchautres At the conclusion Of the rhyme three
dersye cheers are given for the Union Ferry Company
with great enthusiasm and the song commences again
Twas at the battle OF Fair Oaks,
Twas at the battle OF Fair Oaks,
Football, football
The Fire ZouaVes took off their coats
-Dsturber Of the peace "The Fire zouaves were not
at the battle of Fair Oaks and they had no coat dye
hear
An alteration was about TO ensue as 10 whether the
Fire zouayes had comfortable clothing and AS to their
TIE ps9t Of Pax oai Then was stopped
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CHRISTIANS OF ALL ORGANISATIONS rRouGHoCr Tue
LAND SENDING THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS AND
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3peiterS a 9.
Donnerltag, Den IA. gtou. 1867.
8orm it a q.

- - 80 y y "
Tim 9 llbr uuroe Die Sibuna er6finct.
9luf anirag bes Serrn @aton tpurbe
elm @omite BON SUM ernannt, uni einen
8eri1t absuitatten iiber ben praftiiden
gBertb, Elm GrSisbun5s Sournal fir
oen Staat ins Qepen su rufen. @nnlite:
@eneral Gaton, @roi. Sobn Sgben,
9fen. 8. $. Sboen bon atbens, Yrof.
Miit9el, Geb. Nf. Sraun.
SER 8ofman belt als6ann cine
gorleiun8 iiber Die Sarmonie Siuiiden
Sen inteIeftuelIen uno inbuitriellen Sns
terelIen zines GtaateS nit befonoerer
8esiebung 81 Eenneiiee.
Sooan1 tuuroen mebrere &laIIen Der
0fentIi1en Gtaot Gdulen eTaninirt,
um Ben Superintenoenten @eIegenbeit
Su gtben, cine Dissolution uber berldie >
oene 2ebrmetbo6en gu eroffnen.
SRI Clemens, an Der 9ten@arbl 1ule
erdininirte cine @laiIe in 9lritbmetif
Die einen alls9eSei6neten Sortidritt
;eigfe.
SRI. SAINTS proSucirtee cine prinlar,
flafle i'm 2cirn, Die fleinen 8nbsn UNI
9RaOden, Oeren altsiteS nidbt mebr ais
ieben Sabre Sablte, erregten 9roBl
Seiterfeit uno aIlgenreines Snterehe uni
Seigten Die SIhtigfeit Der 9ebrerin.
| .Serr Omen erdlntnirte e1ne @la6e IN
/ 1oberer glritbmetif uno Serr 8ra6Ood
cine Slafie in 2atein. f.e
Ollie madten ibre Snde redt gut
bod par es 81 bebauern, Dap Der
superintendent anltatt Sebrnretbober
5u1erlautern mo su ertldren uno 10 Del
Seriammlung 9elesenbeit 81 eebcn, iid
pro luno contra auS5lipreben, es Derjol
nur &elultate gu propneiren, bic, 10 gu
lie aud fem riiodten, benno1 nidt an
Mase iuareu uno unniks3eitperi6ipen :
oung beruriadten, 10 6aB bic OiscuI
ZION gar iii1t ftattfnoen fonnte.
@oitb. Bro 10 n | o 10 ianote ranr
cine Communication, In Der az feir
Beoauern aus6radte, burd Hnnoblieir
an perl6nliaem Grf9einen Derbinoer
III fem itno in berer g oaS 8erlpre6el
ab9ab, 9laeS ipos in feinen Sraften, fiji
Die D6roernns Des Gr3iebungsweler in
Gtaate 81 fun.
gseEagnng bic gfabHdta5.
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Sic 2ebrer GDmpentiDm.
@eittpod, 10, gfob. 1867.
STA Do m ittaas.

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Die 8eriammIuns seitern @adn,its
tag tpurbe bur@ einen 8ortra9 bon
8rofelIor Sgben iiber sic Besiebunq,
Die sipiiden ben farbigen S9ulen unb
Dem @r3iebungsipftem bes GtaateS
berridt, er0ffnet. @r iprad iiber Ben
Hi,teridieo, Der atpifden Dem gforoen
unb Siioen bisber geberrfht, ipie al<
genleine Gr5iebung Dem 9forben Die
Strait gegebeH. babe, Die er i'm lskten
Sriege entiuidelt, iudbreno Die be-
ldranften GrSiebungSnittel bes Sas
oenS befen &rafte gef6ip69t batten.
Das S6ulibitem bes Gtaates iei libe@
raj, umfa1eno Die 9@rsiebung Ser
SdwarSen iuie Der BeiBen; aber es
eebe nid)t melt genug. Die S1nls
bauier lollten fir ale, obne9lu5na bme,
often iein iino i,i6t hefonbere S6ulen
fur Die S9narsen uno anbere fur ole
lSeiBea eingeri6tet tperben. Mian9e
tber @9ulbriltrifte ieien altBer @tanSe
spei ieparate S6nlen gu ,tnterbaIten
unb Sennehee iolte ieBt beginner, ole.
fer ungerehten @ornrtbeile nieoerSu<
reiBen. 7s44sz4
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elmer @ritif feiner 6sbe. Seiner 9ln<
| iidt mad lag Der Gesenltanb, ben fro.
Ssbett absebanoelt, gang auBer Dem
Berei@e bes 8tuedes ber gegenipartis
gen 8eriammlune. SIR ibn mdren
0ergleiden &nfdten bur6alls gu uns
praftifd, Inn ie an ibre Geripirfli6une
benten su f6nnen. Separate Sduter
fir S1marse unb gSeiBe ieien moth :
ipenoig; Die S9ulen Der S9iparser
aber iollten in aller unb ieoer 8esie,
bung beneu Der gSeiBen 9leid isin.
/ SEER Gobinion mar bGielben 9ln.
! fdt. Subse Mtlls iaste, Dap er bun.
oerten bon S6uIpriifungen i'm 9iorbel
beigefpobnt, ME aber in elmer gegen.
martig geiueien iei, iuelde Sic .Sbiile1
bier iibertrofen bate.
Mebrere z preder fur uno gegen 8ro
Sgben's @nii9t foIsten, llnter weldel
Serr MeSee ltd babin auBerte, BAL
fii@ Sen Mu9enblif Die Grsiebung be
beioen 6acer in einem un6 oemfelbe
6aunie uipraftiid uno Dem @rsie
bunesfDFen fdablid fei. j ~
Mit tn 0 d 9Ibenb.
Der erite Spreder i'll Der Nbeuober
ianmIung mar Sr. S. 81. Sonss DO
BEDFORD Co., Der einen 8eridt iiber 81
Organization Der 2ebrer SliIociatip
ieinss Counties CAB.
Jbm folgte Serr @rabeatb bon Sin
cinnafi Der einen ueberblif bon De
r 9lrbeiten unb @rfolsen CAB, iuelde 81
t Sreebmen's S1ulen ti,Senne6ee gebab
e 3pii9en 40 uno so 9ebrer finb in Die
2 fen Sdulen tbatig 9eiueien uno Be
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. Is iest Oh, bas be9onnene 8erf ipeits
t fortsuflbren.
Ser Or. 9delton, Yraioent Dol
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langeren yteoe bon Dem GinFuiie De
n Suulen ausiiben unb brang oaral
n DAB Die Sdulen oes Gtaotes bon b
. Gi1imobnern eeGelben unteritlist ueros
ioIten.
+. Die Contention nertaete iidJ bieral
. bis 9 llbr Sonneritag 0forsen.-
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mn fdnmiae 9lbDnnenters.

gBir erluden no9maIs Ollie, Die fur
Mbonnements i'm 5fiiffanoe fino, 81
remittiren. SIS lit bodit unredt, einen
8eitnngsberausgeber in Die gerlegen<
belt oes oft iuieoerbolten Mabnens 81
5ipinger.- gSir brauden infer Selo
lebr notbmenbig.-
Sci hieier 8elea.nbeit uieoerboien
mir no1mals, oaB Sober, Der mebr iuie
orei @remplare elmer 8eituns bon Der
8ofofiice annimnat, ourd : &c 9 e
rid tie als Mbonnent betradtet miro
gSer bic 3eitune nibt mebr 5ugeianol
baben min, beaahle bic Ut i'd.
t6n6e uno III ld1e Der reipecttner
8oioflice Die Mittbeilung, Dup er fer
MERLIN oas 8latt nibt lnebr baber
min.
Sic ggpeoitio n.
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So. IS Subtle Square (alte go. 20 J
OH ba
\ lie einsise &sfaaratiun fir Oamsn in
Der sanaen Stabt lit bic Don s erier III
Gbur6 Strabe i'm airfman SlOd. rf31 1M
Il Dis Snusbafter ron gfafbsia
perhen auf bic gr6Tnuns bon &oeerS' Ginpc-
RUM fir Sau6baltunss- @fsenitanbe, go. 5
Cherry Graft, Union uno Mmerican 8lcd,
aufmerfiam semaGt. Man fnbet balelbit
cine SOlltdnbise 9Iustpabl BON Silber plattir-
ten Srittania planirten unb iapaniiirten Waa-
rem, 3inn<, 5pls unb gBeiben-M rtifeln, pri-
,entirfellern, Sii9teteden, sel9IiTenem unb
sepreetem Glas unb Saulenbe anberer Mrtifel,
gu sablrei6 UNI iie aufsusGblers bic fdnmtliG
nptbwenpis unb niiBliG fir iebe 5ausbaltung
finb. 8ommt unb betra6tet bic MuSnabl Der
8orrdtbe, peIebe tereits Sprbanten iinb uno
| fortWGbrenp anfpmmen. of 2W
| \ Sci q. Serier, al Gbur6 Stra6e
eiebt es Multern a Ia 8laf grpof, marine
Msabl3eiten II. /. NJ. gu jfrer Stunre Sag nnb
Naht. .uf31 fDt
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6iir Notwithstanding.

Der Anseisenoe 1T in ipenigen @odbem burb elm
eiffades eilmittel, nad)oem Sabre lang nit enem
befiigen anngenibel unb nit Der tirbterlieil aranf=
belt, Der S6minbfldt bebaitet mar, sebeit ipproeu
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