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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
THE YELLOW FEVER.

The Epidemic Increasing In Now Oricnus.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 4, 1867
Tho yellow fever in,crments for tho twenty four
hours ending at six O'Clock this morning seventy
nve, an increase OF nineteen the previous day
The weather turned cold last night and it has been
raining to-day.
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TEE INDIAN TROUBLES.

The Next Meeting of the Peace C0muais-
sfoners-The Cheyenne Dog Killers Fight
Ing for Vengeance-The Fate Of the Family
Of Their Chief-The kiOwas and Comanches
Anxious for Peace.
ST. Louis, Oct. g. 1867
Generals sherman, Harvey, Sanborn and Terry, ands
Senator Henderson, Indian Peace Commissioners leave
tomorrow for Fort Harker and thence for Medicine
Creek Lodge, the South Arkansas river where they
will hold a grand council with the Indians Colonel
TAYLOR, now In Leavenworth, will Join the Commission
at Lawrence. Colonel Tapren, another Commissioner
left yesterday with $40 600 worth or cIothng aud other
goods presents to the Indians
Teegrams from Superb lendent Murphy, OF the Con-
tra Snperntendency at Medicine Greek Lodge. that
there arc nearly two thousand Indaps--Arapahoes,
Kiowas and Comanchcs--there. They being fod
by the superla.enas ana anxious TO meet tho
Peace Commissioners aud confer with them about terms
OF peace and about some hing to cat.
Little Rabe, Cheyenne chic OF the Dog Killers Is
still ON the war PATH and II is supposed that 1t
Of his band that attacked General Marcy's train
the Goth ult. at Paxnee Fork. The family OF
Little Rabe, the Cheyenne chief OF tho Dog Killers,
massacred at Sand creek by Colonel Chivngton
with many other and children, but he says
he does not TO war for that, but because OF the
burning OF the Cheyenne camp by troops last
spring After the sand creek massacre these Indians
in they ascertaned that the govern
ment disapproved Of the affair. 1t 10 reported that
Roman Nose, an Arapahoe chief, has gone to bring
in hostile parties. He, with some Of the friendly
chiefs, 1t is stated, IL determined to chastise the
Dog Killers Ii they refuse 10 como In.
The Indian Agent, Colonel Leavenworh, telegraphs
that tho Kiowas and Comanches anxious TO meet
the Commissioners and conclude treaty o. peace with
the government.
Mr. Beauvois telegraphs from Fort Laramie TO the
Peace Commissioners that he Is confident that the hos
tile tribes in that section disposed TO make peace,
aud will In to moot the Commissioners the full
M n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

BALTIMORE, Vct. y, 1901.
AZ The Republican Convention held here 10 night
Genera, Andrew W. Denison unanimously Dominated
candidate for Mayor Al the approaching c'c>uon unuer
20 new constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

tiet lid 81 a Gold at Once by T.ing Jnvncss
WNyFCSDEASf. certain cure Tor all Pulmonary Az
bronchial Affections Sold everywhere.
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RomE.

The City Remains Tranan;i.
PARIS, Oct 4, 1867
Advlccs received from Rome of ,o-days date, repre-
scnt tue city quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Collections for the Howard Association OF Now Orleans
by A. D. Grief:--Thomas Hope. $50; Charles White &
co. $50; q. a. Work h SON $40; Valentino & Bergen
SO: w. ! Bancroft Si0-si50. Previously scsDosl
edged SS,0s3 Total, 1929.
M A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

money refunded DIR. firiERS Great Vegetable lthsu
Kennedy taken lnwardly References. III ~ cures
ncipai depot sJs Broadway. Positively pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
FlnaEclaL hid COMMERCIAL.

Ioxsoy MONEY! MARxEr--I.oNpoy Oct 4-Ev,rnr.-
G nsois closed At ~ 10 Tor money. United States
fl c.twentes 7liz: Illinois Cerra. 78k; Erie Reil Wy
srares 4ok Atlantic AM Great Western cons ilidaIed
bonds, 121a
IlrERgo L Corr = M.rKsr-IIvEnrool. Oct d-Fven
In The market Closed heavy under the uniayo rable
report from Marches he Following are tho All.
tiorzcd quota tons ticdiiug Uplands, sgd. mid.
ding ORLEANS SKA The saIos OF to-day foot up l., 0cO
bales
The Rro,er Circulg~ pblished this morning has the
following Stats and marks thu cotton MARKET:
TIE total SAL Of the We K ending last evening foo
up 20 0C0 baes ncndng 5000 Tor speculation and H.
coo Tor exploration lhvugH the market has been gener
ally tocfaby active, decline tn prices OF fully nd
pound - noticeable al descriptions The stock on
hand has fallen of mate ATTY during the week, par
ticlarlv thai OF American growth. Tao o estimates
nut the stock In pois and shipboard present at
900 bales Of which IA 900 were imported from the
United Stateq.
THApx Rgrosr. -The sdvces from Manehcse- orc
unfavorabe. The market tor goods and yaras du /
and declining.
LrvsRpooL BRrArsrUsrs MAnKEr --Idv arooi, Oct 4 =
Evening Oats arv hrln At 81. I'd. per DashsI. Red
Western whcat has advanced 20 10. 10d Corn strong
as, 3d per quarter Barley and peas unchanged
California wheat, las 3D. per GENITAL
I,vFrPGoL PRoyisio.s MaRxrT.-Liy1rro-f, Oct A.
Eyenna. 1855. per Dbl PORK 7ls per Dbl.
Bacon 4ss Lard, SIS. 81. Cheese, 53s
Iivgsroot PRoDucE MISUNDERSTANDING. Oct. A.
Eyonng Spirits turpeptne has declined I'd closing at
2Bs. I'd per cwt Petroleum Ia Id for spirits, and Is
5hd for refined ROsl, IS. Cd. Tor common and lis
Tor medium. Taow, -. Oh. Tor Am'rcan
LONDON NARKEs.-IoSDUS, Oct 4-Evening sugar,
Cos 3D. for No ~, Dutch standard
The PETROLEUM M4EXET-- NwgRP, OCr. 4-EvEN-
fsGPelroloum quoted ~ 81 francs 90 confines per
barrel for standard white. The market closed buuyant
HOLIDAY ON 'CHASGE ASD IN rHs MAREErs-LivkR-
root, Oct. 4-Evening To morrow will be observed as
a holiday. Tho Esobanga will 30 closes and business
vii DO generally suspended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Admirable Taste Inns been displayed IN tho
novcities Fancy children brought
out At aENiS's, 5lS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

v're standard silver Plated s;ocds.
EEDFlELD AND RICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. 4 Maiden lane.
An elegant variety OF Ncke silver and White Metal Goods
Noue but best Every article guaranteed BY our trade
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

n TFYUnrP.
IA NJ JuLa Cleanser aud reeh PreServcr Dr. JOHN.
SOM DELICIOUS AMERICAN TOOTH PDWDEH dsies
produce it's equal Depot Ill East Twelfth
street. sold By druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

A-Dcrfumery by the MN on. --~irr 49,, r.
troiucton 0f Phaons new Perfume the NluiiI 1yT.sm
ISI CrRFtS The aales have exceeded tho cuofU
Of rWO MILLIONS OF BOTTLES. a correct ,dsa s ihs
1amrnse quantity may be formed from tho fact ttnss
,isced IN continuous line the bottles would actually r.
over I'D English nIles constituting stream OF tas ~
c0rsy fragrant liquid extending from view YORK V Thia
tal,hsa md half way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Appearance Of the Disease nj virhsburg.
VIcgsDUgG, Oct T. SGT
The yellow fever has made its appearance this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Immense Prizes raid for OLD nccE,s inc,emV
80. sfaslau street, below bcekraan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Bntchcior's Hair Dye.-Tho Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, nsantA.
ucUus Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Lace Rrocatelie Terry, Reps &c
q. l.. ). b. Kelly, AL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Krnx's 3ivic ~ Hat for the FAN and Winter
on - ia every respect remarkable specmen OF ar1st0
sk taste md eles hucc, aud there rush for them 70
22 and as Broadf where large variety OF head covQr
ngs w1 found Tor children and adults Mr. Knox >s-
Of he most m'sent and popular VI our hat and
n fan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Hvrt's Life Bnl-am heumn ts crnsuls. Kip.s
and sout ~ their worst forms. aso ."s 80
Es. Nrysipr'as d Ulcers, salt Rhe-.n pyspeI.,~ ~
COMPLAINT. Kidneys the worst cps *. .oxsrsgn p.rs
n@r A. ar bop,le SOLD ~ shggsts Depot 246 GRAND ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Furniture Frames
For sale 10 rpho'stcrers.
u. L.. & J. kELlY. AZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

A. Pehreni ia Sixth street wftess-For the past two
years my throat and chest haze coated with phcgn.
bat splendid has produced free e.pectora
and all pain sold by all druggists aud
GERS and 5i2 BROADWAY, Al TIE DEPuE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
TIE UaITED STATES sSuaDa0a.
The gIinneseta az CaAiz.

CArIz, Oct 1867.
The United States steam frigato Minnesota, Com
modoro James Alden commanding, has arrived acre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

The great exhibitor Of female pedals in these days
to be tho gentleman IN black or course the plot
spectacle makes him out the INSCRIPTIONS vasa
bond he deserves to be; but STILL nevertheless he the
stage carpenter, macbns ballet master. gas man and
general manager OF these plays. In the Devils Auction
his deceased agent gots entire village into trouble by
the sale OF his effects and unfortunate lovers relentless
aristocrats and chsrmin drsues all come before the
ioorhts his beck rho dancing at Banvards theatre
Is the principal attraction. Mes. BlasiDa, Dani Lnpo
ann Sohlke must have graduated with high honors ia
ierrschore's school, and the lrst two Unusually
gifted by Dame Nature with pretty faces. Miss Fanny
siocqnelr plays Protean part In the play and exhibits
much talent aud ia the last less dress she rs the
prirc. al character Ia tie auction business Tnc drama
very smoohiy last night and, with Pfed'gem music
viii draw people up Town for many night TO coma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Unmarried r,y,h-n shoes. for Fall md VIM
tcs"Ali .irl.s 81 received by FERRIS 81 Nassau g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

For n stylish nud Elegant Hat Go 20 Es.
pcnscae.I Manufactured, IFS Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

TarnitHre Department
G. L. J. b. kelly. az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

81 TJorfs. Oct Z, 1857.
General Sherman lef here yesterday for Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Atmospheric infiucDce aud Much Public
speaking produce coughs and weak lungs Permanent
lief only be obtained by removing the HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT rs A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DISEASES OF THE THROAT CHEST. LUNGS.
STOMACH, AND THE ONLY NATURAL TONIC Mr..
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Eyarrny nm SocIab,c.

AT meeting Of Murray Hill Soc.able, hold at 200
Lexington Avenue Thursday evening, 81 inst, tho
following gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing
year, viz.Pfesident, Mr. j. H. Mooney luna nimousy);
Vice President, Mr. Rcmsen Appcby; Secretary Mr.. y.
d Whitfield treelectcd) Treasurer, Mr.. Samuel smith;
Floor Manager, Mr.. Henry Revana unanimously. The
socabo IL OF the oldest organizations Of the kind in
tho CITY, reoices In having Tor its mebers Of
ihe very first young gentlemen ani ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

A.-visitors 10 New Yorkshire LARGEST ard
best assorted Realty
Made Clothing for Rcntisniea
boss exhibited
retail 10 New York.
RRDkAW BROTHERS,.
"a ourtlsIveuuo. u Lafayette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Trrvey's prcrs wrnshcr. ar Years. Depot
wind, f.uet. 0tvan. Warranea NV
Maldcn lane, New Yrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

y.n., rain s,yle. Of Cents Hare lU VI s;se"-
valsg popular ps'es" 1873 fulton street. sun Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

=, :, b -l,adwny,s Ready kcucss "a .rosdiiv
a. III external will Instantly stop paw 49, CON-
~ x M, gfenmatlc seuralgc Nervous ana ~, Cow
sfn,s Late Cholera. DarrhuA ana boWei ~
~ saa tosvons Hcaiachc frice " cents po'''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

warncct's Drer HAT s:r s;.sss,,ss Gs Broad.
only new style out and dccdedv s's
way 81 Nicholas HosoL
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Luce Curtrius q specially IS.
~ u. l.. 4 J. ". N
al T5roaJg

q rnisa sgarre.-tndsrs,,s
Miller * Co., M. aud Shoes. Best place 10 the Guy
MS ses boys 49,
ffrI 4Ae IN mn
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rrrau vvnrt n gpod.
Light Stylish n-a, "a " Wallis. lsi Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

sfElsWAY. SONS JEluMrnAST hang , ee,n
can prs all styles exhibited This medal peins
dsncy classified nrs IN order Of mst ~ me UNANIMOUS
yerd Of the inter naunnN jury. Z. -.
WArsrooms, Nos. 100 aud III las. Fourtesuth street,
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- ,,..nr.o,n svcrsius pcr,-EdMcc rnma
PROM paris fhe faiser-on raess thhsroashont the
csut,v soua,o s,,orts ball, ,Crcket az "a 'f
Ia. NJ Sss Wtlscs spirit Of the Times, octoosf"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

The sr.wosh sportiug Paper E .gl,nssrn:d
iess fro The la..ers9n Mssss throughout
connty VIC sporss Base Ball. Crck s, ~.
ms newa see'ailkss' spirit OF tho iincs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

r..tor, Dcr.r,sccrt nj Broitnw Free
Ns-s""'""s s'essr tivr -rhis department
ma been On ilrey reorgan lxed;
tnc choicest goods from Lon.
don ard Paris great many
~ Uhrh hAvc figured IN tAe
pas Exhibition, have Just
lran opened, and being
Nod al prices that defy . M
yc,ian the best artists, Cut
tors have been engaged. Po-
lite attention and perfect snt-
tsfaotlon 10 guaranteed 70 all
Who will please 10 favor ue
with their patronage.
BROkAN BRUTHEHS,
MERCHANT TArrsuRS and
Ul.OTHlERs, % W "a fonIst
avenue opposite Coope.
Union, and W Lafayette place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Qrggysrowv, Oct. 4-Ths Royal mail steamship
China, Captain Hacky, from Boston, September 20, ar
rived here today, on tho way TO Liverpool
LivaRrooL Oct Tho National line steamer Hell
yetia, captain Thompson, rom New York, september
I'll rvod AZ this port today
GLASGOW, Oct 4.--ihe Anchor line steamship Cao-
dona, Capia McDouaIi from New York. september
I'll, arrived IN the Clyde ,o.day.
pis4sgR SRA.
GLASGOW, Oct 4-Evcnng. ship Viking, from
tho clyde for Boston, has returned 10 GgeOnocx In
teaxtuy condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

General Buttcrncld aud Superintendent Muir.
Of the 1m.iinns.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct T. 1867.
II il rumored at Ellsworth that General Butterned
and Superintendent Murphy arc forcibly held by tho
Indians now assembled Medicine Lodge Crock, wait
Ing the arrival Of the Indian Comm issoncra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
Arrest Of Car Driver for Running Over II
MINI.

Onncer Hare, OF tho Forty ninth precinct, Brooklyn,
yesterday arrested Edward Bonner the driver of car
No. 0 OF the Fulton avenue line, for running over
unknown man on Fulton avenue, Hopkins
Thursday morning II was quite dark at the time and
the man asleep the track. Tho driver did not
discover him until II too late TO prevent tho
from going over hm Bonner was locked up to await
the result OF the Coroner's investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

wigs. Towpccs and ,,,vgrmcnin; LANA mnr'
Bast quality HAlr pye ann ~" DSe'"ss - ~'
BAgCliELUi.5. Is Boud stfvs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Car Accident In Blocker street.
Catherine Phillips (coored about 40 years Of age
laundress by occupation, and residing at No. 1925
Greene street, knocked down yesterday afternoon
OF Wooster and Blocker streets by No.
IL OF the Blocker street AID Fulton ferry ine aud re-
coivsd contusons Of the head and chest
The injured convened to Bellevue Hospital
by officer Young, Of the Fifteenth precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

place.
''ohl TIA, VII be joyful' when and women throw
ps,ss getting s @ wnS
Ds,Isae females csTsymsn msrsana,. lawyer:
By these Bltlors The sale ia perfectly enormous.
MAGNOLIA WATER is a deiigatful tole. arce--supe-
rIor TO cologne and At half the price.
atmospheric Influence and Much Public
lief only obtained by removing the HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT rs A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DISEASES or THE THROAT CHEST LUNGS.
STOMACH AND THE ONLY NATURAL TONIC. Mr.
A. Pehrena ia sixth street writessFor tho pas. two
years my throat and chet have coated with phicgn.
ton aud ali pain sold by druggists aro-
GERS ami $40 BROADWAY, Al TdE DhP5r
ss 8arsas Ra Ts'A r r,tlsr p !. s.s.
street, sold BY druggists.
Trs ssn "7 been ~, s,.n :. .,,s
e o. !, ss aalwas ~ 0'a's" u''
b. LsssS 9ss, cs s.
s .esds 'ssen nmSssy sI su,s
4: orr, sr p,s rs ssss In az:
Factory 81 Barclay street.
Bssws" ra..s II xsar. n "I
iFis FoH The ii AI., unrvslled halrdsasns which
@ and @ e ss
producing tue principle upon whc .I cc9 l, depends and
beauty aud viii stop its falling out a. once sold by ii
druggists and at my ' s1ha Il r. LIE s's
na 3; aY Y:ps. & Ss
Lace Ss'i.'; s. T E K4 En- & Broadway,
nnv'd'- Fail STYLE OF Gontiemcn's Hats.
2yss stoad"ay, near Duane street
ss'
Furniture r sss s.: !. vOso,.,er.r,
q. l.. J.B kLLiY. az Broadway.
TrrniiHre Department
G. L. j. ). kELry. az Broadway \
Fer . STYLISH .md Eiegnrs HIT Go 20 Es-
|
gf lS Rcf vHg rgfca ' cccarAsY
An ceran, variety Of Scsie silver and white Metal Goods
None ba the best Every article guaranteed BY our trade
marx.
d e Ssla :" 0rcr d By i fnc J.y": :ss
bronchial Aaesioas soiI everywhere.
M. crssrr h nSssr, g g.s ss; rrs"" s'
Hvru's Life s.ss.,, NcH Sgs:
Eva ryspsla. ud Ulcers Rhc.a pyspeR,s, L ,s
Sos a Sdn mex or 9s goss, gs
acr q bottle sold ~ soss''s Depot 80 ciAna -
nPe.,sa sP 6; se En- Kri and Win
rs,s scs q" Es SGcHi
~, y II y. street, below Boesnan.
81 r yqrt MSs siS s s.ssi s.s. :" Clothing
Lsht siis sn. H.. ss - Wins. m Fulton street.
Kmcs,s STYLE - I'm. for NC Fan and winssrr
sk. taste and eles hpcc and there IL rush for them 10
M = st e sas and as s
o. ne mos, promaent and popular u our hat and .
Lace c"''s 4sc. l. . lrTS,
s., G. ~. &. s s.:: ss s: place
tru y. rs, s.,yos s.o sp sri2a sS%
X
cnee ~ .a,'e Cholera. DiarrhTa aud Bowel sonp'a'
=. A tosvotss Heaiachc. Price " cents u po'''
,,..sx rail- styles Of Gents Ha'sa ttIppKE'
valley al popular prices 1913 fulton street. sun Building
~. mammoth spersiua ,Papcr,s-.ESn,sn enn~a
', frprn parts. fhc Patterson .ss,uahout The
au LOUIS Races Racns aud Lrotlns IA xii snort.
ias ~ Aauav w,sSs Spirit Of The fines ocoosrA
The .r,mos sger.,ns rsserf5!SSSssssS'sra.sa
and y, Loud Racing and ro er ete and ali spost-
ING newa seesllkss' spirit Of tho ii'nes' os
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
An INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.

The following circular has been issued
boston March 25.-At a meeting held on the 18Th
instant in Boston, OF gentlemen interested in boating
matters at which members of the crews of 80 go, CO
and 'e7 and others well known in Boston boating men
were present and several Of the prominent oars from
Yale College and New-YOrk were represented by letter
the question of sending an amateur pull in the
International Regatta at Paris was discussed ?, IL
being found that among the best Of Har-
ward and Yale with several not from the colleges,
at least eight could be found train and do Their part
10 represent bOatmen with credit, IL was decided 10
take steps toward raising the necessary funds Tor the u
deIt2ing IL is hoped that the advocates OF ont door
sports III all parts of the country VIII be glad 10 cooperate
by furnishing the Of sending the crew out III thc
best manner, and with the best boat tie country can
mld Good progress has already been made with sub
scIptlOns but the time 20 work in short ana the sue
GEES Of the enterprise will depend much the readiness
20 forward which may be shown in the next rev days
Subscriptions can be sent 10 the undersigned.
ROBERT NJ PRATT No. 40 State-st.
CASPAR CRoWINsHIELn, No. 80 Bcac0n-st
W II. FORBES, No. 80 City Exchange.
wv. BLAKE, No. Ncwberieplace.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Meeban. No "a Cherry-st; George Clement, No 2si
Thirds; Larentz Peiga No. COS East
william Hastings, No 208 Centre-st; Frederick fNsche,
No 10 Crcenwichst; Henry f. Crane, No. 3I Sprngsti
Andrew McDonough, No 4s1 Washngton-st; Francis
Grafs No 344 West Thirty yBinth-st otto van camper,
No s7I sixth-aye; Michael McCabe No $50 flTstaYe'
Fabian Mare, No 2s2 East Ninth-st; J0hn Metlef ~
123 Amty-st Ignatus Wenbier No. 29l East Fourtst'
Francis Bradley, No. 69 Grandst; Horton T. Ryder NO
474 Grandst Francis Baer No 29G Ryngon,st; aanny my
Warganz, No. 2l6 Wihamst. Francis Dueh, NO 50 De
lancy-sr; Henry Cores & Co, No. 90 Mercerst; MiHan
Seger, No 325 Broomest James Haley No. 90 6lghtn-
ave; John Mitchell No 30 City Hallplace James Byrnes
No 81 Worth-st; Edward Meyer No. $40 Pearst FRED,
erick Schroeder, Eighth ave, cor llstst; ineoDslu
Miller, No. 1853 Bridge-st, Brooklyn; John Grnn cor
Van Brunt and williamst, Brooklyn Michael Reynolds
No p92 FutOn-aye.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
PENNSYLVANIA.
INTERESTING DKMocRATIc c6Ekgsr

INTERESTING DEMOCRATIC C0EREsPONDENCR.
The GAieSSsl;@aa Ags of March 2S prints the follow
Ing CORRESPONDENCE 6etweeh humber of prominent
Democrats Of the State and Ex.President Buchanan
.,.P PgItsRELEgIA, Feb. q, !ssl
10 EEPr6Sided James BVChdh6i. ~ S.'te.'
DEAR Dir: The undersigned citizens OF Pehhsyleahia
think matter 0f simple duty call YOU from Your re-
lrement and 10 tender you Ia this form expression
their continuing respect and admiration They have
pther and less disnterested object view They believe
tbe immediate future OF the country full Of peril
Dpd they desire TO hear words OF counsel OF
Rpd, possible, OF hope from who survives as
Vie last OF American statesmen Of the Oden timestbe
Pny living eOtemporsry with perhaps one exception OF
webster and Clay aud Benton aud Calhoun In The days
p your power when you dispensed favor aud patronage
you had many friends The undersigned desire TO he
fahKed among thoso who esteem privacy
ho honestly thnA that no responsibility for the years OF
tried In moment OF terrible exigency TO do y0r dnfv
Dder the Constitution. We earnestly and respectfuv
fnvte Jon TO accept Of this invitation 10 public dinner
u the City Of Philadelphia at such tiue as will best
nlt your convenience. Very respectfully,
HESTER CLYMER, J. CLANCY JONFs
MANLIUs q. EVANS, ASA PACKER
W. q. PATTERSON, JOHN CADWALADFR
CHAMBERS MCKIBBIS, w. B. REED
GEORGE sANDERsON, And many others
- WHEATLASD, March %, 1861
ASEE1LESEN; have received, with grateful emotions
Jour very knd invitation 70 public dinner you propose
70 Eve me iD the City Of Philadelphia, on any day NAV
tOulcste Nothing can assure you, could afford me
greater pleasure than TO meet YOU around the festve
ana with you renew tue pleasant memories Of on
deny myself this qualification only in Difference n
%hat consider the wise example Of nv Democrats tre
peeessors IN the office Of President After bavn
tsseo the most exalted office which the cOunfrv conid
ykzsh lfy Qse@s9 e8Pedent " remain iD tic retire.