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New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
arcnnrlr the good graaea and tolmer rrIees ave

particularly the good grades and former prices are sus
taihcd. -. -. ....o ,,,r u -
WOOI-We have feature to note slnce our i@ast @
review; business generally remains duli prices ",S
sOmcwhat Irregular fine heeces are scarce, aui
firm, wlGlo Goa Sc and medium grades are duIi ana
heavy The closing quotations are Domestic fltcCtS
AZ al .sr Tor Native and Oue-fOurth Mcrinos; a.
lsc for g. c.han aud tHec-quarters do; oVc00c' 20
fullbood Mcunos and 55GCjc for SaXony Flecces Su"
and 4jQ5Oc fer Extra do 16023c for common on S,n S
washed California; 2fUooc. for Fine Go@ iS%o-S iC1-S
Tor common TO choioa Texas, and American SDln,Ii
ing at tCaGjc We quote Foreign as iOle"s' ~ oo i.,
American az aJ0 for Common Washed; ~ 4-C lJ M ~
washed Npsi.l and McIiuO 81 lOc for MasLtx
Rios; 25uosc. for luwasEcd Creole; 40G 49, oi .i
Cordov.; Cui.u at 240Jlc. for UuwasAcd N'st'1'
MeInO; G. pc ti Good Hope jJa loc. Tor HW" g. =, IN,
India s. a for washed and African at 70 oa'Vc ioi O
WasIcd and SD al 4Oc. for Washed .-., d. .
EalcssJf :. bJ.s: Western at 33d40c., IN bond
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pdSSFNCFRS 4RPIVED

n q
irDs rR0M y SREr2 ,B l3 & S n PS ifa' r. p & t. s'oei
Mr. Cals H. s;ock1iise W. Watson, Mrs Marlin and children;
aSa S j 81 e FoIcS S S nt r1aa dy aa child
Mr. Ballard, iady aud hill; Ms Bachelor Mf Caaidge and
Mrs rcriy and children: Mr. Mcln LADY and child
D. Wallace NJ Fen and lady M Cussck focr r Ares, Ste
apase he Rev .. ~ Iale, he Row ~ Iiiekeh G. H. small ~
Mix Nj Bowman and lady M wedenbugh Mr Boeen G. Martin
and cl s G. Close Miss Sweeney is: Psgh C. g. Abee Ar Nd N
Ns Ci1s Mr MarsbS. Mis- Cociso;i Mr. Barnett son aud
daughter: Mr. PHILIPS ST. LoDi H. T. smith N BIanuer ady and
Mr H. Lewis Master Back Mr. Jesse Iaiy Mrs JONES and
eS @ M ,5 Ta & M M R wb N Dog r. Mis M S M 1sS Ra a M SH
ieneo Mlgaa Mes Staho, Hooper Rev MeSweeney W.
KoFcu Mr. Blackburn, Wilkinson, D. Wilkinson Mr. Slip M
FROM BRENEy Sept steamship Breneprmf KisTcr; nrd
Vie Lsrr Zee, A@ Gsay Vos Al .e.9 sl1 en- ii ',1ies ,s
Jaass M and Irs Mann and eh. Ao LaldsSeIs ana s',
,,,aal I,.e1a q ADD ,si, e sIi1,n ana S S 11 ts
r. Mir Rosa Kuhn r " Beoker otio iey Fst Icyd Rc3srd
sns III Rr cd Ioe,te Post j. Berh F. SCHMIDT Barbara Holm
I' Itr. Ia Io sir Ls1 i II , 'i2 t. g. Meier " % ac T.
Rerhlsd. N. HlAken AID child. Oto Fseber F. Brienann
Banaan. i; Iliieh3d l. Mailer . Ie@@. Il Sisir@sil ~ H.
"4eg..i J5-5,te ~ ,l,n' - re- n & S' ~ R sfy, r. a.
F-schmaIu Mne Kack and sister Monte flrih T. c,aa &
Gurma. r. scaer Laae Geser an sister, lyda 'os and
FRoN sA9ASyiif-srt PIN steamship Herman Irinss'on
H. Puh Mrs 4 My Strauss q. lrglasi, v It T. Nohary,
~ AMI Mrs Cain, Mss Libby Ghore Dennis CaaIs1 M AID
4 H. Caf Cpt Thonas Lyon Edgar PIne Nm Green Ms FIets
FROM sAyiNSip sept PIN steamship CleopairaB Victor H.
"1S1a =, a M1 H, ,y S SP69prP H Ip & 1' S n'
lo~aRe, Nj k!rgAe NJ and s iilrfei AID family, Die, Sl
e VT and Yrs lo,,s aIa ami, S w sn M 1 l, % M mT m Aes
uety. M,ssrs Boyd ors bradley simpson Wsd Jacobs p9nn
sweet laon Wter Henderson Taylor. Davidson Christie Altman
CaAu Mcdonald Galaher ros.een aud Sj in the seer@s1'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
RoArps or AupIr-cuRIors DISCLOSURES.

BOARDS OF AUDIr-CCRiOCS DISCLOSURES.
VIM. Fullerton, the newly-appolntcd judge
Of the Supreme Court, presented claim Tor $1,000 FOR
services rendered as counsel for the city and county in
proceedings to set aside the Judgment Of VIM Baldwin
and John Jaycox agt The Mayor Aldermen, c, for s7s,
oo9 40 during 1901 1865, and 1885, including arguments be-
fore the Special and General Terms Of the Supreme Court
and Court of Appeals The entire amount OF Judge Ful-
lerton's bill was $500 but he had already received $500
ON account. Timothy Madden presented claim Tor
Si7 for services rendered as Inspector or Dredging
picr No. A., y. Il. Mr.. Madden was employed by the
Street Commissioners 10 inspect and report tic progress
of fc work but ho had never seen the contract, and
could not tell whether the woiIncn compiled with It's
provisions lie generally received his Information re
orng tbc progress tie work from the oNesCcr OF the
Workmen and certified the same 10 the Street Commits
soucr Mr. Robert f. Bailey, claims s250 for services
rrndcrcd as Rec Orng Clerk Ia the Office OF the Corpora
lion Counsel lie was employed by the Corporation
Counsel fixed salary of 1000 per annum 10 record
thc claims against the county account Of the riots OF
Jny 1868. He performed these services three months
Peter Kuhn presents claim Tor So for services night
watclman. lie appointed by Inspector Boole, At
salary Of $40 10 per week Decision, IN every case, re-
cd
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23


for Baltimore; bark Norwegian CsIao for Hampton Roads st
sailed With ships Mary Kmba and Montpelier for
WHALERs.
Spoken on tie h INST brig Castle Of Fair Haven she was months
out, and lad 800 bbs. OIL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Sept 2-Auyed steamship Secuse NewYok ship Gfs
lau Policy Goonbnrg. bark A. W oiou Bio Aiho,
Glasgow; brgs Tinker Tagks andi John Freeush. George
town d. G. L. s. WaesvOrl Philadelphia A. Miiken dei j. W.
Drisko Rondous
SAVANNAH Co. Sept 2l-Auyei steamship Zodiac from Newicrk
Saiiei steamships Jano New York Tonaw auca, Philadelphia
Aaed brig bradshaw Washugtou schr j. smonon heW'lork
Neg-lOrk.
HotNEs HoLE Sept laived since last report; schs WIN
GARRISON Phcepia los Salem, Newcugr. hleXan
der Wilkes, Philadelphia for Boston, H. Wainwright Boston or
Philadelphia Active, Baltimore for Boston: Eclipse New Bcdo oF
ProyncetOwn; hs W. Dsko Eizafebport Boston IS feuug
haFbehed Nathaniel stephens Bosion for Nealok. sch Pluto
Pembroke New York. lila stafford John William, Eliza
abethpor Boston Lizzie Tspey NewloTs Hudson 40 soops Ma
r. Frfncs Yarmouth Hsuiet Yarmouth yachts Lucille, Planter
arl Horton
Sailed Planter AID Viola, fr New.York.
KEY MRsr 20 Arrived schr Clara Bel. Pensacola.
Sailed l8th-brig Samuel Webb. Tor Apalachic "a.
2sAned steamship roTtaulnce from Apaachicoia ani saef
to-day for NewioI; and steamship Eutepe from Galveston With Je
los fever board.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Crooked Island Sept hg Mary Cooney for Boston neat dar
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
TILE nI,rcurss CorNrY EAR.

On Thursday, the third day OF the fair,
nearly 10000 people listened to Horace Greeeys address
In the exhibition OF saddle horses, those OF MI o. IT,
Culver won the first prize and those OF Mr. Cbas ID l.
Aiken the second. I'm equeStranism by women, MISS
Potts received the first prize S29 Miss AAraut ne
second fsO and Miss WILDER the third slO The rOughs
i'm attendance INDUCED IN fight IN the afternoon Clubs
stones axes etc were freely used Several persons were
seriously injured. No arrests were made I"H ldif WA
closed esttrday.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Qi6iStnO 1lOtitts.

DULLs HEAD BANK-Thrty sixth Div
ID deud-Neu Sept 2o l6'Te usual quarterly dividend o
fur M per all has this day teen DECLARED payable On
the grs day Of October lert 49, ,,.,, ,.-- c,,
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Trustees of the
ncbauar Farm oil Company tlis dly declared dyte1i o
OER PER CENT TIE Capital STOCK, p1aae on or , h.i
o al their Office No D.,cserst ip star Tie hooE, v be
s rom toe 2l September 10 tie ith Of Oebr SEPT ~ 1871
BIZ order WALL FIR SHIRLEY, SECRETARY No ~ Sass-n,t
NAVASSA PHOSPHATE COMPANI-Fomth
Y D,rd Tho Tr-sttes 81 t.c NAVASSA PHOSPHATE CON
PANY declared .sud Of per share paJa le fiI 81 ~
n Tusier closed rom Nlt ~
sent 3l 1851 inclusive WALTER T. LAWTON TTeasuer-No
8l Juhnst. Eewlork sept Q, 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

TRAINS LEAVE NKWlOEK .,.
For NeU.IIAyen ard Bridgeport 200 bVo tbi l|P M iH
~ 7 OG fIrD ai5, 40 and % (Ef.l p IN =, ~
Tor NisoIc straiioId, Fae Southport ana Noh NV '
a IN A4b, 80 p. =. ,a,.,v., AMIN,
a. 40 (fsIj so. eco tEIl ?. -, 80,
llfO a. 1f5, 80
c,adi zoo 400 (ENl llJla M lkl3 (ELl Zl5i JW
,pT 9as ai (;s) 80, so $50. 200 (ELl =. a..
Ior Greenwich aud intermediate stations Nv "VV' 'i''~ a H. $50
. g. I4O so. GO p m..,.,.,,r,,o rp ,tvs
ia, no.on via Springfield 200 ELl 300 (Br) 600 Pm.
For Jo- ton, VIA shore Line, l2i5 (EL j. 800 p NJ -
fSr RSItoI and SpusieI (ELl Rl5, 400 OH em
7. IN mn - ooo, m fF,) y I5n m 10 Mon.
treAl, p 70 hoihampion; %, - , % 4, ty
For Ilarorl PfOvpee and fshkA haioad o." EA| m ''
N. - e...t,.,o, p.lfa,I At G 10
l2i5. 500 500 p. -
For Canal Railroad. II IS N. to Northampton
For Iou.atonc Railroad, 300 n., JVl n
10, Hauea tuck Railroad, 200 q. No.. 500 p m -.
Ior Daniu aul Norsak Railroad 100, 1Ol a. m 40 n
'oA"od'0u' S"'f"" ''' JhMES II. HOYr. supt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Gttnrsions.

nAIIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYN landing wh,estors Bays Dock, Great Neck
Sands Point Mott, Dock Glen wood after MONDAY
. the seaIner ARROW SMITH Capt Muee will leave Peck
a East River morning. al y:l for the above land
Mgs. Returning al leave Rosiyn az p
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
p1SSrNGERS SILLED.

PASSENGERS SIILED
FoR AsPTSwALL Sc. sept 2l-lu steamship Rising
iolrson NJ aud " and Ms SaaL Warren r o. Howell
Cook, vic AID cLj, Nj aA5 MS J. ialh a. l. A"S ME- IL ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday Sept 2 l9 ears Cattle
"a do Hogs 55 do. Sheep, do. Horses, 10 do Calves
Fotal 3l4 cars. Increase Overlast week, 80 cara.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Ottln Stt1mrrs.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
Il THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CAARllhG UNITED STATES MAIL.


follows:
October ARlzoNA, Capt Many, connecting With CONSTITu-
TION Capt Parker.
October -IiESRY CHAuSCEY Capt Gray. connecting with
SACRAMENTO. Capt. CaYcE go
October 2lRSISG STAR Capt H. T. Conner connecting with
MONTANA. Capt FarnsWouh
hundred 81 baggage allowed free each adult passenger
Me.icnes and Attendance free.
Adepartu Acpnco thoe oils, and 2 oontet At Pans.
pacic p1ns;
oarror and of lst touch az ManIaniIo.
each month with the steam line oH
Panama 10 Australia and NewLealand
Steamer of sept 2l closely with steamer China
October H. Yokohama and Hong Kong and AZ
Yokohama with .eamer Costa ea for Naasah and Shanghai
tickets all apply the ohee
r. BABY.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

MINIATrKE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun 5.38 sun Ssis... 5G Moon MD..... 81
~.
srdy oos.. Island. I % Hell Gate GIL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

SAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
> FURTHER REDUCTION ~ PASSAGE RATES
The aeoric passenger steamers -
THE ANCHOR line SAIL EVERY SAllEUM
with pas.ci gers lof LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW aud bEkRf
IOWA. HrferNicE E..s..
BRITANNIA. Lari.. \ .tlli
HIBkRNlA Mulro "a HiAl ''ieb -
IRON Gomrauys Per No 20 North River
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE ~ CVRKENcl ~
LIVERPOOL GLASGOW, DERRY, Cabins 40 aua 20, 40
c0rding % oca'ior. 49,.
Excursion tickets gool for u months, $50.
intermediate. gl.: stee.age %
PREPAID Ccrti2cltcs from those ports 80
Passeucers HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM, Antwerp iaVe
Sc, O very low ic. =. , .
P farther Information Arrv the COmp1uys oHce. No Bowling
green, Nrs-iork. FkANtS MAC DOAhi'p = - A.rlls
10 avoid imposition passengers Will please direct to The oee, as
IL Coulany does not employ runners
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
EIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ILLINOIS SECURITIES WANTED.

VLLINUIS SEJU / IEo " AN ILD'
= OFT COUNTY.
BK MN COUNTY
HANCOCK COUNTY.
NEHCER COUNTY.
MESAKD COUNTY
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY
MARSHALL COUNTY.
MCDONOUGN COUNTY.
HENDERSON COUNTY
SCHUYLER COUNTY
BONDS Coupons attached Interest deuD At
te rates Al County Municipal obg cations in default ISSUED Hi
sos wanted by GEO. C. DUNBAR,
No. : Wa-st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
SinantiaI.

VN1oy PACIFIC RAILROAD COnPANY PRESIDENT OyFcR,}
No. p NAssAUST. NKw-lORK, Aug 70, l95I y
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Union Pacific
Raosd ConsDg hereby notified that the Annual Meeting q
Company for Tie Election Of Directors and TIE 81 aeh
ob mas before viii be held Oh tie hD
bay October o O'clock al tie Ohee Of sai1
OLIVER ASiES President pro tempoIe.
CHAs TuTrLT, Secretary
nAYTON g. MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co
~ First Mortgage. per Bods akug Fand attached or
sale bT LlSDS (. JONES. No l55 Bioseway Rooia No =
E,IRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
SAINT LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
RAILROAD COMPANY SEWN PER CENT INTEREST.
FEBRUARY aud AUGUST.
These Bonds Road Of 81 miles GRshed rom saint Louis TO
class and extension Of ahou, tie same
tunh Pilot Knob Belmont rapidly oolstraIg for winch
bonds be used making through rouie nom
ssst NewOcans BY rail The earnings Of the u mes arc
S6Og year; profits sufficient 20 pay the interest on
the ee soun, bonds al issued The basis Of secur
l. beloved that Of other bonds now offered App al
H. OTee Of he Co4panr No - Wa-s' 20 H. g. MARQUAND
FsTesdeu 20 CLARK, DODGE Co, corner Of va and
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

ETATg or NEw-YoHR BANK DEPAETNEST, ALHANY Set = 100
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 20 Chapter
~ l9 Of lae' thai TIE ccstng ress issued to ie sh
CHANCES BANK OF THE CITY OF NEWYOkK Ranking Aao
son Gated IN Eew-Yok viii be redeemed on pre-
rut,tior m TIE NATIONAL MECHANICS AND FAkMES bAhh
OV ALBANY tie City OF Albany r sK years from tie date hee
me ,tepq circulating notes tho sail bank must be presented
As aforesaid within o the date hereo fu al notes "ch
hs not be presented redemption and pnyert within The time uus
ece vim cease charge upon the securities in the hands Tie
% isw6mN g. W. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
STATR on NEwYOE BANK DgPT1ESr AIBANr March ~ Io'
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chap-
~ Ter 2 Laws Of SO Laws Of 1858 that the circulating
roies Manufacturer Bauk 1gy the heea,, w. r!
fWbrmsbugh banking t.eestn oC.ie. i.s N ~ NeErs
viii be redeemed par te Saleuelieuto Il TIE Eg ptpst
presentation az The Ne iok STATE National benz IA e 'H
OF Albany for yesrs date aeyeOf AMI not thereafter
TIE oi.stlnng cclaug iotes Of TIE i bank must be presented
ts sfrefad within ears from the date hereo erd al notes Which
sha presented 0r redemption at ln.t au NE ne 'l
nsyi1teud foreu that purpose g. W SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
+ and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE NHW.ropF

iOeA CoSMhScINU JUNE 3 1901
p .,.,,. q, rcvYok corner TweuyveliASt and Fourth
'-tselk" ''"NV" Entrance o. TwenyeyeEthsL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

/ ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-SuMM MEX Az M.I
IL RANGEMENr-Lcayes Jaress Slip n y. 1;1 a. IN , MAJ
Tram for rrnort Way stations; ~ Sossei "s .S'e
AMI sli WAY Stat.ns. y. Express Train ior oi' ~
m Syo Glen Cove and all WAY stations $50 NJ Hgth is1p
and IN NJ sous SUNDAY Excursion Train ior Norh p eN,
Hunters ID returning arrives At Hunters fVA Al O'''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

MOUNTAINS va BukLEGToS ael an TG9t; North and West
ALBANY DAY LShIhe steamboat q. NlBBAkD and DANIEL
DREW. WILL snl afer Nay j ea.e Dcshrossst az ESQ and
1hi uTthst Al 90 for Albany landing a ionkels Cozens
West Point NgShuTgh Poghkeepse, Riaeeck Bristol, CltA
Athens and Hudson ~ r connecting Aue Depot by special train
With c New York Central and Kcnercr aud Saratoga Railroads via
Sc'ehccay With Aaiy and Sufl Railroad ~ Junction, and
without change ~ ears WITH ne LaAe ,haWpan samhoas Nh
leave "a Z. ID.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

F0hTRTss N0NN0F- Fept -I-AFF't ~ UNI' 0T0IVs ~ I"
Ja,t hom roitogh kg has 91d heI, wa N'oe" s-e eAP
= tel A sever, &. q Boz the iiaF pi Hlscar
For NoNeoR sept 2Iic pilot boat Coluette reports arr
boarded Tic bAk Capes nvD Bremen lHg Colio @ uy JaItl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
DEOPIE.s fTyE r!I,'1 az I,'',, 'S,,''TE5A,MBoATS.

Ile iaa- Scent steamers iLe ST JOHN AMI DREW,
ve Per No ~ North c. 200 toi CaH s. every evening alter
uliey tauEas eIete go oco connecting az Albany vh m
road. 90 ei stations Wet ard North
e @ passage checking o 0asgge &c, tqTe al lie oces
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

> BURa-rc steamer THOMAS COLLIER leaves tie Tcr
oi Wsrrras EVERY SUNDAY MOGNiSG at 7:9i Thy urist
a g. sn. % lonLers lasuzs Dohhs Ferry Iagtrn sllg sing
Hsscrertr Cunus. Coapdug. a Cornwall Returning leaves
Neftarel o.. arriving u ScFiorA % O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

FOR MYSTIC COyNThe elegant steamer ARTISAN Can't W.
H. GIBBS No. d c kp East River, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at y. H., coaEectns with trains
J 5. TUTHILL, Agent No. l5G South-s.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

Tie lak Queen Peace @ from 81 Jago Tor Swansea went
shore a CROOKED Island sept Vessel total loss cargo ald mater
saved
, 1867-04-09

as Chief Judge, and thus granted the
petition Of the honorable gentleman.
His Majesty, on this occasion, gave a
royal manifestation, expressing s~atisfac-
ton as to the honorable gentleman's
long, faithful and devoted services, both
in the Colonies and in the Mother Coun-
try.
AS a public journalist it is our boun-
den duty to offer a few remarks on this
occasion. While we regret that the Hon
orable Counsellor Kunzen, from impair
ed health, retires from Office, we must say
that the Colonies have by this circumstance
lost a distinguished, noble and worthy
Judge. This honorable gentleman came
to this Island late in 1910 as member of
the Royal Westindia Government, and
early in the following year was appointed
Chief Judge. This high and responsible
Office the honorable gentleman filed with
honor, integrity, wisdom and impartiali-
ty, almost uninterruptedly for a long
period - only q short interruption of
about 10 months took place during 1849
and 1850 until December last year,
when ill-health caused him to seek his
dismissal.
These twenty-six years service in Of
fce-during which time the Honorable
Counsellor Kunzen evinced devotedness
to his calling in discharging his duties
with high principles and moral rectitude
has not only won for him that honor
and merit which His Majesty has confer
red on him, bat also the love, esteem and
regard of the people of the Danish Colo
MES and we say with much pleasure
that it must be a great consolation and
happiness to the honorable gentleman to
see the fruits of his long and arduous
labors thus retaliated.
We anticipate o public address. Fell
low-Citizens show yourselves!
, 1867-04-09
From the Weekly Dispatch, March IT,
FRANCE.

The following is the preamble of the
Bill concerning the grant of 400, O0Of.
(916,0OO to M. de Lamartine 1.-THE
law of the 22nd of August, 1890, says
that every citizen who has served, de-
Tended, illustrated, or enlightened his
country, or who has given a great X
ample of devotedness to the public good,
has a right to the gratitude of the nation,
and could, according to the nature and
duration of his services, claim a recon-
pense. France, in fact, has always shown
herself eager TO accomplish the duties of
national gratitude towards those citizens
who are counted in the number of her
glories, either in the civil or military
order, or in those of letters, sciences and
the arts. In that list of honour are found
the names Of C%uvier, Jourdan, Danr6-
mont, Jussien, Daumesnil, Champollion,
Combes, Vicat, Duperr6, Eugene Bour-
nonf, Bosquet, Philippe de Girard, &c,
But the public powers have often regret
ted that their solicitude was only produ-
ced tardily and slowly for the families of
those who had passed away it was thus
in England with the testimony of public
regret after the death of the two Pitts,
who, having always neglected their pri-
vate affairs, only left the embarrassing
heritage of an illustrious poverty. The
Government has thought the moment had
arrived to confer on NJ. de Lamartine a
manifestation Of national gratitude. It
desires to intervene, during his life time,
to give him a striking testimony for his
former services, a noble and precious
assistance in his present difficulties, and
, 1867-04-09

a guarantee for his security and tranquil
ty in the future. Through the vicissitudes
of o long life M. de Lamartine, poet,
author, speaker and statesman, has digni-
fled his country. He has defended it
with courage, and his services have been
Of those which interest society at large.
The Legislative Body will not hesitate to
think with the Government that it is
worthy of France to honour the celebrity
Of M. de Lamartine by an act Of high mu.
niicence, and that the exceptional char
acter of the circumstances in which he
commenced, pursued, and is terminating
his career, Justify the unusual character
Of the Bill which we have the honour TO
submit 10 your deliberation."
, 1867-04-09
From the London Times J
HER MAJESTY'S PRESENT
TO Mr.. PEABODY.

The enamel portrait of the Queen, pre-
sented by Her Majesty to Mr.. Peabody,
is now on view at Messrs. Dicki1son's IN
New Bond street. The foundation is a
drawing by Mr.. Tilt from a photograph
by Messrs. Dickinson. It is enamellcd
on a plate Of gold, and it is said to be one
of the largest-if not the very largest
enamel portraits ever executed in this
country, The Queen is represented in
the dress she wore at the opening of Par
liament,-a black robe, with the blue
riband of the Garter, and Marie Stuart
cap, with a long white veil, Surmounted
by q light tiara of diamonds. Her Males
ty, in selecting enamel as the medium of
execution, had regard, no doubt, mainly
to the durability Of this kind of work.
To durability enamel work unltes the
merit of briIliancy, and the likeness is
faithful enough to deserve q method Of
execution at once vivid and enduring.
Mr.. Tilt has been the enameller as we'll
as the draughtsman of the portrait, which
is an oval, of about IA inches by ten, set
in a magnificent frame of gold and blue,
upon a raised cushion of maroon velvet,
which rests on a fat of a lighter shade of
the same colour, and is decorated at The
sides with devices in gold, combining the
rose, shamrock, and thistle, while below
the picture are the Royal monogram
"V. r." and an inscription: "Presented
by the Queen to G.. Peabody, Esq, the
benefactor of the poor Of London." Mr..
Peabody has built a room for the recep-
ton of the portrait in the Institution
founded by him in his native place,
Marston, Massachusetts, at an expense
proportional to the noble scale of bis
charities, and indicating his sense of the
honour done to him by this mark of the
Queens respect, which may fairly be re-
garded as the utterance of the country,
through its Sovereign, Of the grateful
feeling called forth by an act of benevo-
lent Iiberality without a parallel in our
times. So regarded, the picture has an
interest far beyond any Royal picture ever
presented to Crowned head, Ambassador,
or State functionary.
, 1867-04-09
PRUSSIA.

The King has conferred upon the Danish
Maior-GtneraI Won Kaufman the order
Of the Red Eagle Of the second class,
with the cross of the order upon Cap
tain Lund, Aide-de-Camp of the Crown
Prince Of Denmark, the order of the Red
Eagle of the third class and upon the
Danish Second Lieut.. DinesPn the order
Of the Crown of the secon dc!ass,-Ibid.