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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

GEN. GRANT.-Gen. Grant visited Governors
Island Oh Sunday and entertained by Ga. wallen,
commanding the post Gen. Grant, Mrs. Grant, and
children Mr. Dent Major Gen. Butterfeld, Gn. Porter.
and Lieut. waen left this city at o'clock yesterday for
Long Branch. telegram from that place lat evening
SAYS the party was serenaded. at 1889 ocCk, AZ tho
Steison House. by Gilmere's band. There was muen
enthusiasm The General will remain at Log Braneh
sgilf md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

In the Suuatt trial, yesterday, the evidence
for the defense was closed with an examination
of Father Boucher, Canadian priest, who was
called for the purpose of invalidatmg DR..
McMilan's testimC Y. The prosecution intro
duced the evidence of several witnesses in
rebuttal, having reference especially to the
Elmira olibi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

The long conflict between the Government
and the Parliament Of Italy on the financial
administration has ut length been adjusted,
and the Ministerial budget was yesterday
adopted with great unanmity. This involves,
we suppose, disposition Of the ecclesiastical
nronprfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

III the Constitutional Convention yesterday
Mr. Curtis's amendment to the suffrage report,
giving the franchise to women, was defeated
NV a vote of 20 to 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

AMERICAN (WALTHAM WATCHES.
THE BFST IN THE WORLD.
Sold EverVWhere
The PARIS EXPOSITION
SrriNwAY x SOSs
Or New YORK have awarded
THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS.
b-s, dGeg classified st IN order Of Hfri ad place. az ''
b.,iotBe list Of Amsriodn EriHbioTS bg he
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
This an,l verdict Of me only tribunal determining the rank o. Ae
aaarls Al the Exposition places
THE STEINWAY PIANOS
It The head aad 0Joce az others
Ia iHoa to The shove great Soc tes Besur Arts Of Paris
have sne examination comparison of all the musical IA
stomenl e1hiatod at Paris Exposition. awarded to
STENwAY & SONS
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
For greatest superiority novelty Of construction in Pianos
wsrero,m. Grt floor StenNay Hail. Nos IL Gsd ~ EAST
POURTRKNTHs4., NeN.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
LYNCH LAW DENOUNCED.

The citizens of Mills County, Iowa, recently
held mass meeting and passed strong resolutions &C.
nouncing Lynch law and pledgng themselves bringto
Justice the murderers OF William and PatrckF Lawn,
who on the l4th ult. were kidnapped from Council
Bluffs and hung by sO-caled Vigilance Committee COM
posed Of citizens of Mills County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

The official report of the riot at Franklin,
Tenn, which we publish to-day, bears out the
opinion expressed by THE TRIBUNE on the
receipt of the first news of the occurrence. 1t
was caused by the Democrats alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

The abolition of imprisonment for debt Is
gradually conQuering place in the legislation
of every European country. Even Imperial
France so tinlid of liberal laws, has now adopted
the reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

contributions to the good cause. COmmunica-
tons should be addressed to the Hon. Thomas
l.. Tullock Secretary of the Committee, Wash
ingten, ID. G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice taken Of Communications Whattver Il
Intended for insertion authenticated by the ana add ss'
necessarily for publication Out asa guaranty O'
his good faith.
All business this Office should be addressed to THE INR
USE NeW.lork.
We eannit undertake o return rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
JOHNSON VS.. JOHNSON.

To a, Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Here is a brief and conclusive answer
70 President JohnsOn's last Veto Message "Vhnever
Won hear man prating about the Constitution, pt him.
He is n traitorv ANDREW JOHNSON, n,s6s.
Neic- York, July %, 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

stealing in the State wherein this gentleman
lives,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

CnCKERING a Sons
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
1.-THE
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS.
In addition to
Tux GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
the Emperor NAPOLEON, in
person. accompanied the presentation with
the decoration Of
TIE Cross OF TIE LEGION OF HONOR,
thereby comforting to the
CHICKERING MEDAL
tb. o ian over four other medals awarded Tor PIANO
f,,,I all exactly alike and Of equal value 'ni asre'
oosstn.as the unanimous award Of the
THHHG THE IMPERIAL COMMISSION
placing CHoKKRISe PIANO at the
HEAD ALL OTBERS
No D52 BRoApwAY NHwYORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

MsrcutO said Of his wound
~ no. as deep as a pel or as ~lde
Asa gat but 0ould do"
PLANTATION BIrTERs will not raise the dead.
But they cure the sick eIat the depressed,
And render life thing to be enjoyed
We believe there are millions of living wit
,s, Tn, fact Dyspepsia hou disease but Plantation B''oT'
oil, a. Its invgorang tonic for weakness and mental
d,,,aIsu,y "Out Of so should try Plantation b
Msy,.t w.rsR-A delightful toilet arce-uperor to Cologne
All 1t hs,f tas price.
WARM WEATHER AND ITS EFFECTS.
Mar people especially ladies' complain at this season OF the year Of
,,s' kne and debility. The Of SPEERs PoRT GRAPE WINE
this. The wine wonderful effect in giving strength
vf .ni t,ne % SYSTEM it extensively used BY LADIES
EUsaS about 10 infants
from London and Paris order approaching above French
vin Il Is said unsurpassed for Summer complaints ana ior
wsi, osr.,a Druggists obtained direct from Mr SPee
10 price excellent vine and every family should nave
oot,e Ia ho1se-l Philadelphia Press
P,.t.ia,l OFre Nc. Broadway. n. Y.
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Special Notices.
n NfimnIafien Necessary.

This question pr, cticaliy In the .firma
tive BY thousand. Of physei .us every day. aonetina
they prescribe the oriny forms Of aieohol som time.
tnetu Which sin BY fs,,or al oAel more or lea.
sd Gated; but smn proportion Of the faculty alive
The pr..ers to uosrETrl R's STOMACH DITTERs.
- the most carefully prepared medicinal ltmul.ut al
present kaoun It imposs Bile for prejudice itself to
be blind to the marked success with viii this extra
ordinary tonic nd Alternative hes been amir ed ii
easss Of DrerssaA during the last twenty years Ift
were pos. to the whole country fr ca,cs In
which II had effected q cure Ct this obstinate and sgor
sing dsease Eey sposid nsssber millions No wonder
then that Las become STANDARD MEDICINE In every
stst city, TOW ard village in the United sta,es and
sest nance, the most distinguished In literfure at
and science The vouchers Tor ts remarkable
asa The immense sasuactory 1t PittsburSh with In
extensive store house, IL the largest establishment of
fhs Kind Ia ths country, aud probably, In the world
The amount Of MANUAL labor employed in the prepare
hon Of the Bters to say nothing If tho steam driven
nscbaery 10 than that any other proprietary
nsifeioe s'atlshmsnt op tls continent, and by the
bfssins Of the beneficial resus Of this I'M
eQnasd t 10 alterstive are co extensive witt II,
continual increasing scits- [rovl9 dAw
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FROM TIL G LEAD sIINEs.
go 8 u ICaxaa. -

zA-s& -ACavss. - -.
During the last few days, NJ. VIM. Kelly
has discovered an immense body Of mineral
or rather five Immense bodies, Tor
the crevica leads 10 6ved.Esrunt caves, Ill of
which are '.chock fuiin pf mineral. The
crevics xaichsisAAa y thess osyes h but con-
tinuation Of the low sr drih Of the shAft IRON
which 40 much mineral hssbeen raised duf-
ing the last two years. Some weeks sihss
Mr.. Kelly became CONVINCED THAI there were
.'cayes ahead" Of she crevice at which they
we're then working. Without aging sword
even as to his object, he commenced drifting
and crawling. About two hundred feet from
the shaft east wardly, he broke through into
the tirs. Cave which is eighty eight feet
long, abou, twenty feet high, and come ten
or twelve feet wide. From the wall and cap
rock of this cave, mineral protrudes in great
chunks-it sticks out everywhere, The cave
narrows 10 a crevice again, and through this
Mr. Kelly cravled, and reached another cave
of nearly the same dimensions as the former.
And here is mineral aga n-above, around,
beneath. An experienced surveyor Of mines,
who has surveyed some Of the greatest lodes
ever dicusered here, says that the "show"
ia these caves is the largest he ever saw. At
least one million pounds ofmineral is in sight
Then there are 'chimneys' tall Of it besides,
and il crops out all along the narrow crevice.
One would think there was mineral enough
already discovered to satisfy miner. But
no; Mr.. Rely cravled through another mar
row "crack' till he came to the leave Of
caves" There is no estimating the mneval
in this place. The cave is nearly two hun.
dred feet long and twenty feet high-the
exact width we did not learn, these things
have been kept dark--though it is quite..wide.
The leaden wealth fairly glilters everywhere
in this cave. One can't pick up stone
for the lead, was the remark made by one
who has c,awled to it. 1t is estimated that
considerably over a million ofpounds of min
erai is in tight here. East OF there are two
other caves, of the extent Of which we know
nothing. blu, is said that they are both very
richly stored with ore. Of course it is
useless to attempt to compute the values Of
there discoveries but we do believe an offer
of $l50, 900 would be smill ID at BY the own
ers of the lease the Kelly estate and Messrs.
Waters 4 Coates. Three other parties are
said to have rent interest along the line Of
the cr-vices and caves, and one Of them has
refused & bodily sum for his share.
After all, kellys Bluff is nothing but q
mound of mineral covered with dirt slightly
Aud who knows but that half dozen other
bluffs sbou. here are in the same FIX Let
somebody ''go for EN-. - dubuque Times.
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sAPoLkoN,a AnpRHaa.

II skill 10 the wonderful art Of how not to
DO 1t be great craftsmanship, then undoubt-
eddy Napoleon the Third, with never Sec
ond, 10 great statesman. Ii skill in the art
of mysiiacation be the measure Of profound
diplomacy, then Napoleon is the prince Of d.
plomAtists. He addressed the French Sen.
ate and Corps Legislatif At much length on
Wednesday. At great iength-and said no.
thing. There is o resemblance of contrast
between the French Imperial Usurpsr and
our Autocratic Executive Accident In tbs
case OF each, vhea the time comes for their
periodical. delivery of state document, ev.
srybody waits anxiously for the document.
Yet everybody il we'll assured before hand
that Andrew will enunciate . policy 10 bad
syntax that will amount to nothing. Every
body is assured that Louis will snunciass no
policy, in very good syntax, that will amount
TO nothing. ,t
so Napoleon made his address the other
day. The italian question, the Coutinsus.l
question, significant riots in Paris, an APP
proachins election, these might lead one to
expect some definite snun citation of Napole
onic policy-but there is nothing of the kind.
The chief points Of his address are, that the
changes in the direction Of German Unity
must be frankly accepted; that the Expos,-
sion is chiefly notable ~ spectacle of con,
citation and peace, BY reason of destroying
host Of International hatreds; that . pol
tcy-s modification OF the laws of lss2-is
10 be inaugurased for reducing the strength
OF the army during peace, aud increasing !.
during war; that the danger which Italian
revolutionary manifestoes caused to mo-
narchial principles and European order b..
passed, aud the time il 1t hand vh.n n.
Pope can again be left 70 himself; that Il.
European powers have agreed, upon two
principal points: ~ maintensnce of the o..
tonan Empire, aud TIE amelioration Of tho
condition Of the Christians; that internal i'm.
provemenss viii be prosecuted, that the &.
nances are not good, and the remedy il to b.
found in free trade; sud that old reforms
are 70 be prosecutsdAn new ones introdnce6.
looking 70 the suppression Of nstionsl con
Tovsrsies aud hostile passions. Gli,t.r;r.
ssnsrsli;ies and nothing more.
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Mile. Dns,mann, the reigning prirna
donna in Vienna, IS stated to be splendid
singer, but her weight {nearly 300 ponnds)
prevents her from assuming the part of Juliet
IN Gounod' new opera, and its performance
is therefore postponed until next year.
The population Of some Of the leading
cities Of Iowa is as follows: Burlington, IA, :
600; Council Blaffs,7 600: Davenport, IL
600; Des poines, 1900; Dubuque, 10000 );
Fort Madison. 5, 900; Iowa City, 900; keo-
kuk, II 900; McGregnr, 5000; Mt Pleasant,
5000; Muscatine, 1000.
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BRICK PoHxaor's paper, the Ia Cro,.,
Ds"'oe'a', y the most popular paper pub,
ashed in the party, and has larger c;rcul.>
Won Than any other Democratic paper in the
.o''a That would seem to indicate, pretty
s'sa''y' that it isnot only approved and en-
oorssd, but fully sustained by the Dsmoc,.,;o
ps''y and yet, IN view Of these notorion.
'ae'.' 'nere are some svee,ly innocen, D.ma.
crane editors that have the sublim. ;,,,r
oehee 70 assure their corporars .u.,d of
readers that the La cross. Drm.erus !, -, :.
representative paper Of he party.
That won't do. Brick pon..s
~ are me mist popular cAasactefs ia n.
uemccratic party, and fairly .mhoa- -
average Dsmocratic ssutimensof The eo... s.s
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A Cough, q Cold, or a Sore Throat.
htauircs ed te attention aud should be cbeeh.A
II allowed 10 continue,
AfritetioA OF the Lungs, . Permanent
Threat Disease, or consumpaion,
l. sftsa the result.
Browns Bronchial Troches

Havias direct influence to the parts Civ. imm.di.,.
fst.f Ter -srssshstis, Asthma, ca,arrh.
csns~nPtivs ana Threat Dases.es, rro
shss are ussi with always good success.
Nnsers and P.hiis Speakers rs. them to
sl<Al and strens then the voice.
ossAIH ealy "Bsowss BaoseRru Tsocz,s,. and DO
not ssse any OF u. Werh. l.statsess tina. ma h.
fsa ID. eoLs HvrKYsarar lnoxiad.~s
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THE HEALING pon;

An Essay for Ysuns m i on Nh. r.,t~.
81 ASAts aAs. ard The D,.ess. and Ah.... IL.
srsass trpediuents To MAkkIA5g .ith .u,e near. :,
ksvsf T. NJ IN sealed letter envelope frse Of rh.,,.
Aadres'. Dr.J. sklLLsA HoUanroS, Howard A..
citation, Pbi,Ad. iphia Pa f....,,
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout tbs U. States.
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County. Now Jersey 10
founded for the purpose OF gstuitousy educating tho
sons Of deceased Soldiers and scamen Of the United
States.
The Board Of rru.toes consists Of tho following well.
known citizens Of PeHnsylYana and New Jersey =
HON B. WILLIAM MANN,
District Attorney, PhIisd.lphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS r. BRooMALL
Ex-Chief Ceiner u q. Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds
Philadelphia, pennsy ysnis.
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HON. W W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GoRMAN, ESQ,
Agent Afams' Express, Philadelphia, Pa
J. 3. CoE, Esq, Of joy, Coe Co.. rhiadeiphia.
TnrAsusr DsrAarnrrr. w.srrreros y G.. aprit 10
1857 -ofbcs Of Internal Revenue Having received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds OF the enrs
conducted BY the Washington Library Compsny will
be devoted to charitable hereby grant
TO said Company 20 eondnct such enterprise exempt
from all charge whether from special tax other duty
u. A, ROLLINS, Commissioners.
GEORGIA.. COOKE co whose we'll known inteert-
y and business experience will be snfcisnt guarantee
that the money Entrusted 10 them viii De promptly
piled to the purpose slated.
PHIaprfvHrl, PA, May 20, 1861
TO The ogeers aud k,nbr,ef he Warrington library
o. " S. READ, lS>rc,ars.
Gentlemen On receipt ofyour favor OF the 10Th Inst
notifying NJ Of appointment Receivers for your
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the education and maintenance Of the orphan children
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Respectfully, yours, &c,
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= noted and desperate guerrilla. nan,.a
Burke, Keeps oil Williamson county. Tsr..S
-, ~ stAss Of chronic iser, md nehody
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How to obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders 10 by mail, enclosing from VI TO $40,
either by Post Once orders us registered letter
our risk, Larger amounts should be sent by draft
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s3OO,ON
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

ANY person sending ns ONE DOLLAR or paying the
same to our local Agent will receirs Immediately hBs
Steel Plate Engraving at choice from following Iist
aud One Certificate Of Stock usurng Ono Present
Published achedus.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvIMls
No. 1-"ay chiidl Ny chiIsw No. a-.Th.y,r.
Saved They're ssyedfe No sod seYentysir or,
the farly Days OF tae Revolution /"
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive sithtr
OF the following enc Steel Plates, at choice and Two
Certificates Of Stock, thus becoming entitled Two
Presents
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINas
No. 1-"Washington' Court4hpn No. 2-"w.shlng.
tons Last Interview with his Mother
THREE DOLLAR gNGRAvIHGs.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will receive the
beautiful Steel Plate OF
HONE FROM THE WAR"
and Thres Certificates Of Stock, becoming entitled to
Three RI eseuts.
FOUR DOLLAR EEGRAvIGGs
Any person paying -FOUR DOLLARS shsll receive ths
large and beautiful steel Plate Of
THE PERILs or OUR F0RKFATHERsr
and Pour Certificates Of Stock emitting then, to -Four
Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR EnGRAvTNGs.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE MARRIAGE or PoCAHosTAs
And I'VE Certificates Of Stock, emitting them Five
Presents.
Tbs Engrsvinss and Certificates will be delivered to
each subscriber at Local Agencies Or sent by mall
post patti or express, as may be ordered.
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r. 3R SK LII
NOTICE To
.xcursiOnists & Pic Mics

'rYHE new, fast, light draught Ferry Bost
i K10xUK, srIivtd at our wharf this morning an
10 4 che service u he psbiic for nscarsioas Pc Nc
- Piseovee Parties d. sisht at rsasenabis fAas
lS9IAes Van DYk1, nAxx1Q . ".
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.FOR SALE.

9-SOk eALK.-Lots tand q, blockTi7l. corner u ~.
q cha6xs ed Twelfth strtets sinisa tso steey
brick dvsiiinf III rent 800 per year. Win be
sold on reasonable terms. knquirr OF I. LOMAx
Esd, or I'm FULTON,
spfi6 Neal Estate Agent, NJ 81 Main street.
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- The above .Maunincen. ssrr,s-Spmber yottery
I'll be drawn N pusiIc In Goyington, Ky., BIZ sworu
cnmus ionsrA At o'eicck the .orn.r of sourth
and scott -n The Eentacky State botteries are n,
is 1nfsrprtses but responsible Monsy tot~ses ,irss
ess~ been esisscted nr the past thirty s.ass and .rr
"hoersnH authority ola hsrter iron The 81 A.
INC oonas sie given sor the payment pr zas he
are c''lsAsd Ia the Sew York H-tsid Ard IN
The ntovc ech@sss ~iil re drawn III midd, .,a -,
OF esch usoC tn during 1851 and 1885,
,eulsrs o. Lo.'.ri. drawing tally by a?pt c.
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.
Covington, Ky.
A-AGENTS WANTED.
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Tor hAlE.7

IN obs Of the most desirable localities liz
and liar Lot s0x1so fset. we'll fenced
tiung pumbe- Of fruit and good we'll Of "
tss. Enquire q = - sse M tuL ron,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
WITCH Hazel.

The Agricultural Club of New York has
had Under dicussion the question whether
witch hazel is a means of discovering wa
ter. a letter was produced from MIR.
Spencer, of Owen county, 1ndiana, in
which the writer testified as follows:
| discovered a spring on my farm some
little distance from a creek, and found its
under ground course to the creek. Having
sent for q man who had reputation for
finding water, / blindfolded him and led
him back and forth over the course of the
spring with witch hazel rod in his hand
which had loaded with beeswax. He dis
covered nothing. Then, under pretense of
examining the rod, gave him one that
was not loaded, and every time / led him
across the water course he said here is
water. then took off the blindfold and
he traced the whole water coruSe as had
determined it before. / took the rod in my
own hands without any effect. Then he
walked beside me, keeping his thumbs on
the; rod, and at every crossing of the
stream felt the working. - q fE'
VIM. Il. Griffin wrote from Allen county,
Illinois, on the same subject, claiming that
the working of the rod is produced by the
operators fingers. Solor1 Robinson de-
nominated it a ridiculous humbug, and
promised to bring a rod to the next meet
ing and show the same effects as are pro-
dHced over a water course. .t Z.
There are many firm believers in the
mysterious properties of green rods at the
South. One of the best men we know as
sufes us that he has tried the experiment
hundreds of times and has never been de-
ceiped by it. But he says that the virtue
is not in the rod only, but in the man
also. There are certain men who have the
faculty which corresponds to the power
of the water rod. We don't accept the
doctrine, but we simply report what we
hear. .-gs as aat