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T,HRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
l. INoroN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

TNHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
l. INoroN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wAsEsarox. Jan. 9, lss7-noon.
Trains betueen WashinEton and New rork are now
IoR sIw York. without chang. Of ears,
Lave daily tsxsspt sundayl a 7+5 a. m, and $50
FOR NEW YORK, changing ssss At Philadelphia,
Leave daily tsxsspt sunday al lLl6 a m, Ind $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Lssys daily isrssp, sundsyl ct L4S and lLiSG N.
and $50 and ESQ p m.
Leave for New YORK and PhiiAdsipAia At $50 p. N.
sleeping y. for Nov York on $50 p. m. train daily
Through oAets 10 Philadelphia New York or Boston,
be had At the Station once at all hours In the day
as well As at the Banksrs' and Broksrs' Telegraph
omee, ss Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets
s.. Baltimore and Ohio raiiro.d sdvsrtis.msni for
and the west JL. WILSON,
Master Of Transportatioa.
L. n C0LK
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K0oHfz,
JS Agent. washinston.
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TDWA ARD LYCETT,
IL BooK-BInDER AND PAPRR. .RULRR,
10. III PsnnsylvanA Gvsnus between Tenth and Risy
snth streets, south side rrr.F .
Books elegantly OF PlAialy bound. PsriodIsals ssd
usWspApsss sAIsfally aitsaasd 70
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JUVENILE BooKs.

To bs Published during ostObsr and November.
STORIES OF MANY LANDS. By Grace arssawood
asD.LETTRR DAYS by Gail Hamilton. Illus
1ILoAT IN THE FOREST By MAyuo Reid. Hiss.
TIN oIRAFF .HUHTERs By MAyns Reid. Illus.
trAtSd. =
GRIMM's GoBLINs. with Illustrations in Color. -,
NEW JUVENILE By Louisa N. Aleott,
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IN OCTOBER.

THE DIAMOND TENNYsoN, New and compls,s
Edition Of fTenny.ons Poems, In one beautiful volume
TIM PICTURE OF ST. JOHN, BY Bsyard Taylor,
THE PRosE WRITINGS OF JOHN q. WHITTIER
Compnsing Literary Reersatlons,'t "old Portraits
and Modern Sketches ~ Margaret smith'a Journal, n
oRlfP1TH oAtkT; or, JEALOUSY. By Charles
Reade, Author Of chriStis Johnstons," etc. vol.
daARAQTER AND CHARACTERISTIC MEN. BIZ
EdwiS MhiPplc vol isno. l..--..0- -
fellow. New and Revised Klestroiype Rdition CON
Ps,s i9t volumes, aths style Of fsanysop, Psrrsg.
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n RAIL ROA ADs.
DRo0KLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
ID H1TFs War COMPANY.
s 'i"a" CHANCE oy rnn. u

gs '''"' CHANGE oy rnn.
SUMNER ARRANaEMrsT FROM AUGUST 10, isss.
LEAVE SOUTH FERRY.
For jamaica, tSsnd 1918 a n, 1850, s. t6S ssd
Iof asnp.,..d, 7.4s ssd io.isa a m, sad s.sd.pm.
nor syo..ei 70. Is a m, aud +p.m.
oteenpor, rs .. m, aud .. N.
Leave Jamalea for Brootlys, O. 10, T. 90, GN ., sld
'o- -a'.si'',sat stssSti ss i'aIlS 4sliSS. pa T7fF E'l
Leave Jsnsiss, g ., ssd ii a m, i, iis, SSO J. and
Leave East Ssv rOrt for J.n.is., So, o. 50. ana
M A. rss isss s ssssS S s.I.S q .sss..,. with
l. IN !. 4 H. 's'ur'i0a train. DsL .oLLor,
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
between wsssissTSs wSs .ss % liiSsI and
wxsslseroS W., AND rHf WEST, are nov rua "fol.
ssgilu-r Of ron BAIrrnoRR. . 81. ...s.r . ss.
.s. ,HS aSo. 4 .. ana s SO !. n. w" ''' ''' "''
"a -. .RoR ALL WAT srATIoSa -t-
..s:. s's,: s.ily, 'r''p' sa.a.y,a 100 An. s.aiO0
ron VAT STATIONS SOUTH or AsHAroArs JUNO.
L..,.asn sd . n. and at 100 and as ,.
n. daily, sse'p, Sunday. :. ! 4 -. : =
FOR AsaAroLrs
L..y. ~, % ana g Is /. m; ana op N. No ,r.l.
70 OF nom Ahaspolis on Sunday. y - -. ~
ltt' 5a on SUNDAY. '.
nrrrH. FOR BALTIhoRK Ia.... ..
Leave h T. - am. and aoo and aoop.m w..
mI FOR WAT sTAffoHe .. %.
Leave At Lt5 q N. and 90 and }. n
PoR ALL PARrs or TIE WEST.
Leave daily, sxesp, Sunday, 81 IAs . n. ana 500
p. m.
On Sunday, At g. .. n. only, sonnsstins At Relay
station with trains fron Baltimore 70 Whssling Par
Through tiekss 10 the West ssnbs had st the wash.
ington Station Ticket 0mes Al ali hours in the day s
we'll a. al the Bankers' and Broksrs' Telegraph Oaes
Sts Psnnsylvanis avenue, between sixth and Seventh
stresta .....s' e. r--- ~
Fer New York. Phii.dslpAa, ana Boston, see sdysr.
tssmsnt of Through Line"
". J. L. WILSON
Master Of rransportaton-
...-.. ...-ra L. N. COLI
r..... 0snsral Ticket Agent
oRo. Q. KoonTz. Agent,
ja.u washinEton.
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TT DsoN YLo r ,

BooKsKLLRR AND sTATIoNKR, 1
avenue, doors west ofnlnh alresl
WAAHIHaroH Orr.
All the new books Of the age received Immediately
upon Issue from the prsll and FOR sale At pubiishsrs
Imported Stationery and American mAnufaeurs, Of Ali
grades and variety, A. the lowest New York priess
without loss Of time. W v ~
Visiting Cards printed. and plates engraved in n.
latest fashion, y " fT'i7T.
Al Medical Books Supplied si pubIishsrs rates ia
Paper Aad lAyslopss StAmsd 70 order Gpa.u
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" - ~ \ JERsRY. -. 80 =.

~ .#Hy.r g F' rs Jkhbkt. l-4H f.a..aH raf
PASSENGER AND RRRiaBf DnPor IN NEw YORK,
. .F FOOT OF LIBkRrY STREET. y ~ ~ :
Connect, az Hampton Junction with psisva-s, Lack
swannat and Ws.tsrn railroads, and At Easton with
Lshigh Valley railrosd snd its eonneetons forming
dlr.et liss 70 PITTsBuRo AND THR wEsT without
iLLEsrows LINZ TO rHB WEST. -
EIeept sandays, when one train in the evening.
SIXTY MLEs and THREE HOURS saysd by this line
q Chicago oineinua., g. Louis, &e., with but one
= - SPRING ARRANGBMENrs, +, +. q.
cenn.ssing Nay a, lseS leave New York a. follows
30 Am.-kxpress for the west-conneots al Raston
Win train for M.ueh Chunk, wiiiiamsport, wilkes.
Mail Train al 90 a m for rsmins.on, Easson, Water
Gap seraatOn, wiikssbsrrs, Great Bend, ftston Bpg
100 4 m, Western Express for Rauton, AIi.ntown,
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the West, with bat one
change Of ears 10 Cineiunau Chicago, and but two
shsnges TO st. Louis cennsets a Harrisburs with ths
sorhsrn csnr. and PhiladsiphiA and Erie roads, for
Il 90 for Rsstop, Allentown, Maueh chunk, Read.
Ing, Pcttsviiie, Harrisburg. &e .' WV
$50 Y for Es.ioa, Scranton, Great Band, Bs,hls.
66op N. for somsrville and flsmington .
elb p. m. for somsrville ~ a-
80 ,. m. for somsryilie. ''n...
500 m, Western Rxprcss Train for Baslon, Allen.
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittnburg, and the West
sleeping Cars through from Jersey Cliy 10 Pittsburg
fsksts for he west can be obtained a. the once Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, foot Of Liberty
street. n. at No. Astor House, al Nos 27l 62e and
"a Broadway; and at the principal hotels
sens JOSIAH o. sTRARss, superintendsnt
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IN DECEMBER.
wt.E RELieloUs POEMS. By HArris. Bssshsr Stowe.
BREITHiEGS OF THE BETTER LIFE. Edi..d BY
Lucy LAerom. vol.
LKCTURIs ON GREEoR, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late President Q. O. felton. -' -
wood.
THk OLD sERoEANT. AND OTHER PoRMs. By
PoEMs. GRAVE AND oAY. By Geo. Arn.ld.
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X y 1 L II GA ID ..
lDHLADBLPHIA, WILMINGTON,
IL 80, AND nALTiM0Rn RAILRoAD. srIrsg 7 =
Z NE TAB L..

Id HlLA ADbLPHIA,1 WILMINGTON.
Il 1si AND RALrihoRH RAILRoAD. ,rITsr :
.ragHTH sl1rN u7---- tf div l7vftd8 s-rf
.N aarH dlsGr ME- rABLn.a Lots .tu .I
L. 0cnmsssing MONDAY, April ieth, tsss. %.
Trains iot B.lilners and Washington leave Phiis-
Express. 500 m isprss.; ana Ii'cc p n, S.prss..
Way hsii Trsln Tor Baltimore a SIS a M. Il,I' 7
TRAINS PROM BiIfihoRR TO PHILApELPHIA. !
L.a,, gssl,imors, Tis. n way Mail ';,oa NJ y:
10 p m.' hpr''si sss p n, ksprsai as
a. -7aa suHDLI TRAIsa- a sI..I d,
Leave PhiiAd.iPhis for BaiumOr. sad ws.hipsten
Leave gaili@ors fof Pii,dslphia Al sis pn l.h
Leave BsIumors for New York sls3sp u. : 51rs O.
1QH1iBa GREATrig.t1 1oor
ISQl PENEsYIyAHIA ROUTE lQOI
% ts &ka "a ..yls
81 s.lL wIsTIR .scHEpuLB ggislI ssf tsi
% ..a amer sovEMBfR isisss trains wrIl rus q.
w''Sisi'on g an. B.ia%or.. s,s.n.,
rHr SSRsI ssG pso5slx,R.ox. 3 q .;;iii,S soii,s 10 =
with fLRaHsT soEsfRT, Psisss its,.,rosn a.y
sad night Cars with modern mproysmsns and savine
& asss w: ws sS,, fis
TWO DAILY 3Ss Essss S., SS The SssE %
,TssSssA from B.liinor. to RocaksfEh ssd PITTS:
BqRoH without change. - "
Pas.esssrs By this route from Bsltimors have the
aayant.gss o. makizg all changes In UNION DBPoTs,
and no fKRRIES. r.. s- :. - Il - :. : :
Tickets By this route can be procured ct the once,
corner Of Sixth street and PsnnsyivaniA avenus
Nat9ns Hotel where reliable Information win be given
Passenger. procuring tickets At this oes can s.eur.
ssfss n''' 'fSSrfFii55S;: i 8: !I;: sS,.i :: s'
I'D: 9. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent, ~" a
dsS-ly I'T ~ u Baitimors, Ma.
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F1RsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
" D osoEs, (sf Jay Cook. . %. y rr..id.s.
vs. Husrrssros. o..Aiss.
sovlRuxssr DlPosrroaI
visAsoIAL AaEHr OF TEE uaIrsD rrArn.
isrs sr..sI. OPPOSITE rrs TasAsvsI p.rAafr.sr.
as-.r,..., s.s.rit.s win Treasurer DATED s4s.ss.
s~ozE AILLIoH DoLLARs.Vs
W. bay ..d sell all sl..... Of ooyERsMHHr sEou.
RIrIEs =, surrs u msrks, rates.
yuRHIsH Kx, JHAsaE .ad nsk. o.lI.snons on ALL
TIE PRIsopi i oIrIs OF THE usrrrD sTArlA
We purchase dorsrnnsni vOush.n Or the MOST
FAVORABLE FIRMS, and give CAREFUL I.D r,OrrT
LrTssTIOs TO
IccoU Hrs OF BUSINESS MEs AND FIRMS,
sAd to AZ . other business entrusted to ua
SuLi INFORMATION in regard TO OovBRHhHsr
LOAF n u all TINES shssrfuliy furnishsd.
WI. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
NsEnssFos. Mnsh %. lses nhA-dn
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IN NoVKnBRR,

THR TENT ON THE BEECH, AND OTHER PoKMs.
New Volume By John O. whittier
kVAH0kLINR By Henry Wadauorth LonRfsllov
With ten Illustrations, By p. o. Q. barley. vol small
fellow. New and Revised Rlsetrotype Kdition. Con.
plete In 8 volumes, uniform with the Poems
THE VISION OF SIR LAUNRAL. By James Rus.
l vol. Small Ito. -
MAUD MULLER, By John O. Whittier. with IL
volume. u T'0-TF'' : TT-'"'~@- wow
FLOWER. DE-LUoE. Anew voium. Of Poems. By
Henry Wad.worh LonsfsllOw. with nluslratiOas
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILR0kD-lso6.

I'M ~" AOANh AINb NH" hA EN
IN RAILRoAD-lses.
Passenger Station in Bsw York corner Twenty Seventh
street and foarth Avenla.
kH5safs &sRfss q Tx;py s.y,1,s ;.s..
r. IS R.J.i s IT, S SO 81 ~ H. n n 'i.s f.s
So stsRJ @ s. 81 sSo 'S o. 1si 70 sls.s lhs . "a
s1sS5a s.,s So6,i TSS 20, AZ Tss iss
M For Sol1sis % so 90 G $50 8 ~
Iais a., sOS tE1( Sss, 80 Sso, SOO q. D. n Toi
+ n; i1s ~ So E..i. IL, 80: -. 90. ! % %
100, 30, n.SoG m. stS, $50, $50, $50, 1907. m.
CONNECTING TRAIHs
% roI y1 ssSSs,id =. ssSS. n
i Il 4 a.ls',ss S,s;s::::
Ha,ss s sss LsSSaa e IA S.Ssaaas I:as.i fss s
i Ys M 70 ESnSSSpoS SSU YOr or HoSsoaia tome RsiISsS
500 a N: For nAugalusk Railroad, 500 a. nj 500 p.
n For DAnbury and AOrwait Railroad, 700 80 a m,
ooSnOdiOu' sleeping :G5, attached % p m t,.a,
ERIE RAILwAY.-TRAINs LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street, via PAVoAiA ferry
gsSsls ssil%suss, nd x.si cssSsst: At BassiS VIII
Lass sheIs aad Grand Trunk RAilway,S and At sAlA.
$50 A. H., Mix and Way Train, DAILY, 10 ohiVillS.
1000 A. H., RIpTssS Mall for Buffalo, eAlAmAnsA AAd
Duht5k, sOaRSslins with Lake Shore and Atlantic IRd
400 RN, Way TrGiR for Port Jarvis and HsWburgh.
900 ~ Night Rxpress, for CanAndAiguA, RoshsStsr
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West
600 r T., Nghthing Kxprsss, Daily, for CanAhdAiguA
Rochester, Bunalo, bslAaansa, DunkiIk, and west
sIssS:s nd a ssisassss siiS Atlantis a ana osss.
Western Railway. Ir.-.E.. -. 49,
500 ?. NJ AmlsTAAt TIain, Daily, for Buialo, BAlA-
mAhsA Dupkirk, and West. i
HUda RIDDLl asa = sup,L ssv Isst.
w. pAAz, essTpssA A. Nsi YsSk sisH
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FIN a n UlA L.

sa, ..a ..u q s.rr,s. -.rs" rates, .aai keep bon
a.T.n .'...s .. r.,a. f,a. :
.t.Du, On h,ad |. fall .spply% Of
.aT-s .tUasf..grr r.r
GOVERNMENT BoSDsI
,...T a.. .s... .. $500.
.sa. H..sa.r
COMPOUND IsrERHsrlsorEs.
Orders for stoeks Bonds, ke executed, and tCoise.
tiOns made on all ssesssibls points.
sspl-du
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ID Z A DIN G R RAIL 30 AID.
III GRRAT TRUNK LINE,
FR0M PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR OF PENN.
sYLyANIA, THE scHUYLKILL, sUsoURHANNA,
~ North, EoRfHWEsr, VIZ mnSSS hsb FSR SAsLbis' s' THE
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION or THE pLAsTERERS.
Notice having been given that the Operative Plas-
terers Society would take definite action upon resolu-
tion, which introduced fortnight ago. putting the
pasterers of this city and vicinity strike for eight
hours day. and after Wednesday. May %, the meet
ing last evening attended by nearly every member Of
the Society and the large nall OF Demilt Dspensary
iu to Overlooking; After the reception OF charter
from the state and the reading OF letter from the Pas
terers Union ~ Springfield ILL.,. informing the craft IN
the East that their brethren in Springfield have formally
resolved 20 resume work at ten hours and day. the
hours, and, after remarks by Messrs McDermott and
Ennis tabled IL. But IT being feared that at future
meeting the resolution might De sprung upon the Society
it raised from the table and discussed at length An
advocate OF the eighthOr rule thought that the society
therefore would not vote TO strike for reduction Of
with the understanding that the strikers
This Wow Of the subject received with vociferous
applause and tho motion TO strike to-day
whelminsiy adverse vote Mr. McDermott had
observed that the employing masons society exclude the
expressed his Willingness To expcnd $1,000 In exploding
the socicyof operative masons and moreover as he he
by employing nOnsOciety far possible, and by
other means to annhlae the powerful society of op
to introduce at a future meeting q resolution
plcdging the pasters of SewYorlt not to
Of any organization having for ts object the disruption Of
the operatives body II the employers will transact
their business openly tho employees will turn deaf ear
to rumors but II they persist In holding inectngs viii
closed doors, and II shall seem that they seek to dis
solve the operatives society hRt body (said Mr. McDer
motif will explode their Organization, "a II exploded that
OF the employing plastcrcrs The election OF delegates tO
the W0fkiGgnen's EghtHOur Conference Convention
postponed until next week.
OTHER LABOR MATTERS.
The New NOk larycrs' Association. tO the number
Of $50 went with their wives aud children yesterday 10
Landmarks Hamilton Park They reached the Park at
about m. and nduged In the ordinary festivities Of
German picnic until 10 O'Clock IN. The money which
was derived from tho sale Of tickets Ia 10 be appropriated
90 tho fire insurance fund-evcry meinber whose tools
may be- destroyed by fire being entitled to $50 relief from
the SOccys treasury The second meeting Of the Jour
neymen shocmnkers Society Of Brooklyn was held last
evening. and several added 20 the roll or
mcmbershp. Carpcntcrs Union No. appointed as dele
gates 10 the Eight Hour Convention Messrs n j. FaFren
John Sheridan. aud John ID Ryan
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
THE SEWING-M -MACHINE'

A true English poet has written immortal lines on on
the sofa Could not the needle inspire equy uengnui
waa sm1v thorn or piece OF pointed bone. wherewth
our primitive Ewes united the summer leaves or te III
eeeant skin 10 adorn their persons frncesses
and classic danes OF antiquity have dignhed the needle
while royal and titled ladies ot more modern Times nave
and their stylus whereby they lasting recorded their
fair names on the page OF time Evidences OF TINS abound
in The ancient tapestries and Deedework-mute memoir
ala 81 the patent work OF maiden and matrony beauty
silently proclaming female skill and womanly aevouon
things for the newborn babe the flowing robe OF tue
BRIDE and tho solemn shroud that enwraps tle % aena @
Rut although possess the shining needle III It's OLD sim
plicity-a wondrous and finely tempered smart OF
necessity that prolific parent OF INVENTION mas enao%eg
almost beyond conception by bringing to It's ana Few
wheels and pinions rs wonted alacry mas Dee3o o,
crawl and it's former results sc0rnful atom Deslue e
magnitude OF it's present hourly production Ampnneu
by inventive genius into complex instrument Ime , neo
ale has come forth fully armedarmed like Minerva from
the head OF Juper-armed TO bring Thousand ioiu
textile spoil to the service OF hnmankind Inc d m eh
is rapidly becoming household friend irnly
position as an elegant article OF inss Of vapsd
cellepce In the market 10 Is pcrpchity wl.h ssy
decide which of them Is the best 10 sn sn% r. y
CANT new noseless, lock stitch sewing maSIlse nV"
introduced for the n st me S hs As saenSs
the uerecton and superiority Of this new a. NAY
be mentioned that 4 Is an mprovemem. a eh heary
300 600 have been sold IN nearly al p. VI .o ho,
This machine the result , oi liberal espendtae o
canp N is therefore, presented TO thepnble with "a.
chest claims that general ms s
cessors have already obtained over every other sn
invention In asserting for the Sin 4sr new
family sewing machine unrivaed adyan'ages, M ~ 90
saiicIen to state few OF its capities S %i ,e ees
1 cloth and all the finer iabrics even the HOS
delicate muslin. the change6f needle or thread r9thr n
hind gather fell and Turk and special attention may
drawn 10 patent TUX marker that ereases escn sue
operaton pretty style and finish, and whes neoo
full readily assums the appearance OF psSo ps vd ~ mani
fold capabiitie the rapdy and quality OF is @ m
Tor ia perfect ealsh aud substantially ta aA'' A''
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
DIED.

South NorwAk CT satnnF, May 70 heien wife Of
IIenry H. Baker. in ahe tath year Of her age
BRgBREIn Brooklyn Tuesday May % Susie W. wife OF Echaes
~ pa.bae and daughter of the ae Alfred g. smith i.
family insitod 70 sttnat Ne funeral
90 al 4eeock nom her 'o reshience
No o4 Lawreness The emaD will be Aken " "reen wood
coYER-on Tuesday mOrsng MAJ % Kers wife OF I'm COyer In
the cath year OF her age. ,.-,,ua "a .s ,,,- -,
s.,srs AZ ,ba ,s.denoe John " Ire and Quincy
raar Rafrlsye "Wednesday anefr O'Clock
The remains sI ba Huntingdon L. L. for ID termeut
DAyOn Mooday May wss.AeI, Mass Da gid Day Of the
um Of Day 4 Co, OF hisciw
Monday Ann Ea widow late Charles
Feitner aged - years, maahs and 20 dsys
amy respe fully invited attend
~ ns,,i rom No 58 Nj ye
h on Wscsday ocoe without further invita-
ts Hex smsns win e taken to Greenw cod for internsnt
vvpousoNOn Mopiay evening MAY 81 William Alexander cely
bd Of Robert a0 Catherine Barnes ,guson aged mouths and 10
The ,vs. ad friends Of,he family respectfully invited attend
the the residence Q, bis parents No $50 Greea"eh' oa
HAvgYIn philadelphia By drOv aus on Of March, Carlos w.
Havsn 10 f7th year Of his &C.
Monday .i.v AZ Charles only child OF Chss
ID Harshorno Of this city, .hei Ia months .
relatives and friends OF family respectfully ~
from the e OF hs fahsr NO to gov
seondst on wednes' May 3D. ats o'clock @' "'a'u' ~
invtatioq.
LIvINGsToS Augustine Pa on Thnrsiay nay ~ ~
wife Of Heup p Sngston and daughter OF 'he n'a ''
OF J0hrStoxn fulton Co. N. T. -.
Pgner, IA JohnstOwn russh Mar % vac rfesofoosa
l CkaSch, St IL O'clock a. u
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
CANADA.

JEFFERSON DAvIs-THE FENIAN RUMoRs.
sY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, c. T., May 2S.-Jef. Davis remains so
secluded that has him. TO identify him. on
the streets He came from NewYork alone fncogntto.
Mrs Davis and party followed next day.
Information received here by the officials represent the
rumog of renewed Fenian troubles the frontier as
entirely unworthy credit. The effort to create sen
sation is looked upon with Indifference. Discount on
American invoices, 26 per cent.
OTTAWA, May 2s.-Lord Monck viii not leave En-
gland the lst OF June, was announced some time
ago 1t has been asceraincd that his departure VII
probably be delayed two three weeks beyond nat
time. The Hon: Darcy MCGEE has arrived here 1lIee
addresses welcome presented to him. In each OF
which the appreciation expressed of the value
OF his services the of Confederation aud OF his
labors in bringing about umon and harmony between all
classes OF the population in the two Canadas.
QUEBEC May 2S.-Great distress prevails among the
inhabitants along the Gulf and River st. Lawrence owing
to the failure of the crops and the partial failure OF the
6sheres during the Last season. II is said that many
families are in starving condition. Aid has been asked
the Government, and reply mas Deeh IeeeiNeu na'
the matter was under consideration
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
MILITARY.
rlrLn Day Al EAsr NEw-YoRK.

FIRID DAY AT EAST EEwYORK
Yesterday the Cavalry Brigade commanded by
Brig Gen Postcy held their annual Field Day at East
Hew-York The threatening look Of the clouds in tho
early part OF the day doubt prevented many from
attending parade who would have been glad TO II
they could have been insured against wetting. As II
wa the attendance Of spectators by means nslg
ncan though the great crowd that had been hoped Tor
did not present itself
The Brigade formation was yesterday made up by the
LAT Regiment Col Brinker the Sd Regiment Col BudIe
and squadron OF the Washington Greys, under the
mand of Major swift. This squadron was detailed IA
guard 90 keep the parade ground clear ana TO do the Gus
At the appointed hour the movements began and the
suhioned programme OF cvolutionns was performed d,
Revien On a Of Regiment close column; take squadron ds
Len front into line saadons leo about slee on right OF M
issmen form order battle into line squadons right wheel
e into a M each Regiment 90 night squadron close column
squadron lose column 1pop to the en 10 each Regiment
oogmp front into ee change front len forward ehatse loal nt
the right forward ecbeoa forward into lDe wings BY the night
" on ht into kae on right o n Regiment, close column de-
poy night aud e h Regiment close column ke squadron
order OF battle attention charge forward front into ne Review
II Is always difficult to bring cavalry regiment up 70
an Infantry organization Each man having not only
himself but his horse TO drill has OF course much more
formidable task before him than who has only to
attend 10 his individual duties. Beside, While every
infantry company even regiment can easily OBTAIN
drroom cavalry troop can oniy uri III ho ore,, a,,
and them even II they have proper ana convenient
parade ground their movements are necessarily uepen
weather There are other difficulties which Interfere
with the attainment OF that accuracy OF arm winch we
have a right to look for in infantry soldiers.
The brigade Yesterday went through their inaneuVers
quite as well could have been expected and the reSu
larites and short .cOfnings not numerous;
I'm the early part OF the day Major Kent OF the Bgaue
staff met with severe accident His horse reared or
eaped the Major was preparing 70 mount anu as lue
animal touched the ground ne struck one @ o S hr"s
ing the foot IL not thought thht any Dohee were
broken, hut Major Kent was Obliged 10 po 'Ach hoo !"