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New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cnc,eo 2Pou hrm bat uoehsnsed wheat ey. and % sa
sT' aTD .ssne. i i lic o. I sale. At ii c5 o. for
VI OJ and adv need le sales at - sSs %
sale, ~. iast "a sI -, Fl slSis,s Is 2
beef IS 2 for r steer. Live Hog, sr% T e god POD
smooth 40 500 ~ Lake r,ssh quiet What 80 sSIO o s,a 900
DO Oats Shpmentsoc0 bbls Flour S" bush "hea
cScSSaT 2Far srmer and good demand 20 but unchanged
Wheat and 81 ' a. ~ @ "a % o Ot b G M oats
-.i 2SI % & s.y ,sI Ss S ,DS @ 81 CO. ' Cotton
dull and slalec for Mdug WHISKY unchanged and nom
& 9e' wS Sb'Sss 5Sy S no sellers at i at the
from SewYork OF 100 at l9ie Gold li5l Money mn
y %. s Rel I'd l. ss1s ! S9. % %a.s.nfs sS Sa:, %as,'
& 4e' Gs Rre 70 su 1 With sh demand at soS 81
ley ann bat 9H'aussa no s s of I sb AZ 10
for So spring for Red Winter el3 % To-, Witt aid
Is cu5 At - a. 1000 bush d. ga - q coo
bush Amber Michigan at - o. and 30 bush % Rr G and
lower % lat night 200 bush cn'dS1 1 i = ,s,5v @ ' ssor. a'
snd shpsuds +o tun Canal F1eight' e1dy nea' L9
lmpo-6lOo bush Wheat 1880 bush Corn lo9@o bush B1reg
'7 coo s Lupbg5 Canal E59TtO e Sc iHss, bush Wheat Low Oan
Msrigsrr aFcaE dull c Double E k;t51' rs Ss 90 I'S q,
: a. drelued h ,as soc for No. l. Corn steady at - 10 Of
R,rep,.-9o bbis Poar 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Oats
eb Fe. 2 SsS % bush %ssat S.,sI feeling .m, sales Of
Low Ma at & 2l M1s FSissl Wheat oSse Prime to Goce
$50 ~ s3 Teee Hs3t Corn s35ss pSf oas,PTm T9fna
Rive steady at ~ Maryland Provisons-A fair Southern
demand. quotations unchanged -
NJ Iorts oct Tobacco unchanged Cotton and Hemp dull
Flour heavy and unchanged Wheat duWhte Fa ~ aO9 % 4
Rel 81 Choice Spng higher 81 83t W. Corn-
Mixed aud Yellow <l ri O9 Choice aud Fancy White iS0
~ l6l. quiet 62d6c Barley hrm a. ~ 2GS ~ o
scy prime and Choice Rye firm at Sl l2l0t iS FRO
visions quiet Mess PORK BsconCleAr Sides Ita'te fn
Hams Hams 25a23lc Shoulders we're he'll AZ &c
cepts-Four 2o0 bh Wheat 5000 sacks Con lo SACKS
oats 900 sacks; Rye. 900 sacks , A.
NxwoXtK,Ss Oct 2-CottonThe demand Is general The
suppv prices sales $50 bales 10" M
ding Flour with upward tcnd
encS Treble Extra Sl 75 Choice Extra 10 Corn nrm bat IN
changed Oat-Prme Pork firm S2I 81 % Bacon IN A
obing demand Shon dcr 5c Clear sides sc snSr tureu n
s6ia27 Land very tierce 5 Kegs 6c Gold quiet ifid
M Sterling RSchange 1871 d8 New-iork Sight Exchange ta4
per cent discount 80 - .. e,,a.,a g
for Lugs Medium Leaf Flour aetye snperhns W NO
+l2 81 Wheat ~ Corn unchanged Oats, 6GbSc IN euI
ehne Sugar advanced lc Cottonnew lg Mess Po1 w
Baron-Shouders il Clear Sides lSc Lard erces i'e o'
Kettle Rendered WHISKY IN bond, 35c. and nominal ~.
MoHILE Ala. Oct. 2Coon was In demand ehehy lot oes,e'
grades and closed quiet steady l3a Se for Mding~ keep
800 bales. sales. $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

HowLAND-on Sunday Sept Caroline aged 70
widow Of he late DR. fiowlaBd.
Funeral keh residence Of Der cnnsw Dr. NJ W.
Wheeler Peterson N. Y. Wednesday, Oct 2 st2 O'clock
HAyBSSAt Communpaw ~ j. Tneslay evening Oct l. Sarah
tertn the beloved Valentine Ravens add daughter Of s
late Abrsham Brten esq. in the 18th year Of her
Her funeral will take Friday afternoon Oct oco0,
from the Reformed Dutch Church Lafayette 10 which the friends
the family are invited without further notice
hARX-On wedsesiay Oct ser short Illness Eairs MarI
native Of Denmark (but for resident Of brockn) ~
5sth year of his
The relatives and friends Of the invited 70 atiead his funeral
from bis late residence Pleasant Plains sea Island Saturday
Oct at o'clock Train o'clock boat froG Soeh
Ferry The remains will lie inferred the Morsyian Cemetery at New
Dorp
sCBNCKOn Wednesday morning Oct Bushwik, L. H. Hessy
" Schenck. in the 18th Of bis
The relatives friends Of the family invited attend his nnerh
fhernaw Charles Beyose De near
Carriages will be attendance Grand and Hcussonst Ferries ss
O'Clock.
TITusOn Tuesday Oct after long and pu illness, Freesrs
Titus In the 6d year Of her
respectfully invited funeral
Thursday the d inst o'clock from the Nathan Bang
Mission Nosrandave and Glove Road Brooklyn
VICTORIA Newtown L. L. Saturday Sept 2S Theodore veiow
In the 65h year Of his
Brookyn Thursday
o'clock ?. The friends OF the family are invited
wHRELER-A South Butler ~ T. TUESDAY OCT 1867 the Rev.
S Wheeler late Of California in the 58th OF his age
wALTBRAt Harlem Tuesday morning, Oct Mrs Juis B. wh
Thomas H. Walter aud daughter Of Wells Goodhue, Of Bae
boro'. w.. in the 3lth year Of her age =
The funeral Oct at II o'clock 81 sS
Andrews Church seye Fourth
Of the family respectfully invited
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE ANTlETAM MANAGEMENT.

LETTER FROM GOV. FENToN-A SPECIAL CON-
MISSION APPOINTED TO EXAMINE INTO THE
MANAGEMENT OF THE FUNDS.
The following letter has been received by Dr.
snodgrass from Gov. Fcntoni
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ALBANY, Sep. 26, 1867.
Or L. E. SNoDGRAss, Commissioner, DC.
DEAR sin: Upon the organization OF the Board OF
Managers OF the Anetam National Cemetery, deslgna
ted Gen j. b. Van Petten and yourself to ascertain what
was reasonably expected OF NewYork III and OF the
patriotic work TO represent e state at the dedca
ZION ceremonles which were finally arranged 10 take
nace ON the nth inst Your commission having been
lfed II is proper that should express my gratiice
tion with The intelligence, fidelity, and devotion which
have marked the official action OF your colleagues and
yourself. . ,-,.. l., . ,t. NJ,
patriotic beray. appropriated $4,000 IN aid OF the en-
ierprise A portion OF this amount has already been
maid 10 the Treasurer Of the Association; but before p
proving requstton for the balance desire TO learn
Whether the large fund contributed by this and other
states for the erection OF suitable memorials ut Anilcan
ba. been proyidently expended; what further sum -
reairod for the completion Of the work. ana whht
amount is now available for this object and The oarac-
Ter nIif ftrfI Oi tNo ffr..rI utIdt mont TO tbL'
cud, d:sgu auIJul.n- lci. l9!Apl.. ..JAGi N'g-.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE NEW- YORK STATE TEMPERANCE CON
PENTYON
ORGANIZATION OF THE CONTEMPORARIES RES
OLUTIONS.

ORGANIZATION OF THE CONTEMPORARIES RES
OLUTIONs.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 2.-The State Temper
Convention met at Tweddle Hall this morning
Gen Joseph T. Smith of Ulster chosen temporary
Chairman and George F. Heaton and VIM. $. Black
Secretaries. The Convention addressed by Messrs
Tiffany OF Saratoga. Moore Of Oneida, Farington OF
Duchess BOarman OF BroOme, Judson OF Westchester
Campbell OF Albany Brayton Of Saratoga Flannigan OF
perance In their respective localities
The Committee Permanent Organization reported
Dr. Albert Day for permanent President, and large
list OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries The report was
unanimously adopted. After the appointment OF Com
the adoption OF resolution inviting Gov Fenton TO pre-
side over the evening session. the Convention took re-
This afternoon of resolutions were adopted
platform The following embraces the essential features
Rssosd That that Metropolitan which
prohibits the sale Intoxicating liquors on the sabbath accordance
@ and lo and confirmed by eighteen different enacimsns
mes and no violation o. the 70 NOR %
in its faithful enforcement and best sneavor in securing
Constitutional Convention to the people opportunity o. deter
hbs s oreSs SpS tS @ sale Of intoxicating hSucT as beverage
bg them separate article to that effect and that ComIiiIee
with this resolution; that potent forces are ,, 4
HUrs tho Nominating psTnS SnS primary the duty the
temperance present such Conventions and the no
are known 10 be friends Of the cause and
buled and for whom temperance nn can onssent vote ss
immediately emphatic working Temperance societies. ts
Lbing intoxicating liquor beverage there safety and
salvation for country and It's people and that u no other way can
be saved from the which brings upon all nations s"aed sou
resolution regrettng the passage OF schuzs Sunday
resolution by the Syracuse Convention was laid on the
The Committee appointed TO wait upon Gov Fenton
and invite him preside at the evening session. reported
that His Excelency replied that his engagements were
very pressing IL IT possible he would accept the
invlfn an vii
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
lfARRIED.

SATIn Booklyn on TUESDAY OCT a. ts M rls
G l.s uurle Samuel Phelps by the c' Dr hduy j.
S,ra,, nand.I Of Boston H. Smith Of the former city
rR,ToSsA AXTOy-At Sheffield, Mass Tuesday oct ny ,ss
D. W. n Roks William Of JohnstoNn N L. 10 D.
Ro., only daughter OF william D. Sarton esq NO eanaS
uccI AvR-A ANpERSON-At Newark, ~ j. on TUESDAY OCT
n u snn. AT the resenoe of the brides parents I'd
nn McCye Josephine d. second daughter o Dawn
=, o.- A. n
srTroy-sTowIn Brooklyn Tuesday May 1857 by the rev
Ieeh Rehanl d. Sutton 10 Abeia dangmer oil '"nh L. 'o"'
all Of Brooklyn. o -
pycKBlYLIs-ou Tuesday evening Oct at ne Chareh on
the Hghts Brooklyn, by the Rev ~, En{ Ii ~ " " ~ ~ "
Anna Youngest daughter of the late Thomas bayhS -
Weduesiay Oct hy The Rev jacob "e'';
Samuel r. Weing Sarah H. daughters james hehec 'S III ="
Brooklyn No cards.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE PUBLIC HE1LTH.

orrlCFEs PERMITTED TO REMAIN ABSENT FROM
COMMANDS IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
WAsHINGroN, Oct. 2.-Thc following memo
randum to-day issued from the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
office:
To avoid the risk OF yellow fever officers absent
from their commands IN the Eifih Military District are
authorized To remain absent until further notice rom TINS
Office.
By command Of Gen. Grant.
"E ID. TOWNSEND, \. A. q.
"Onicial: X. WILLIAMS, 4. \. c."
THE MORTALITY IN NEw-ORLEANs.
NFw-OEIEANs, Oct 2.-The yellow fever m
terinrnts during the "a hours ending AT o'clock THIS
morning were 81.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
CONCIAyE OF THE KNIGHT TEMPLARS OF
NEW-YORK-
SARATOGA. n. Y, Oct. 2.-The Knight Tenn

plars OF the State of NewYork held their annual con-
cave today and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year Sir Knights John A. Leierts OF New fork
Grand Commander; Clay Preston OF Blnghamton, pep
utv Grand Commanders Geo. Babcock OF Troy General
issmo; Robert n. Brown OF Buffalo, Captainienera;
the Rev Charles H. Platt OF BInghamton Preate Frank
L. Sowcll of Olean Senior Warden; VIM B. Crandall OF
Rochester Junior Warden John Perry OF Troy treas
urcr Robert Macoy OF New-fork Recorder neau bel-
den of syracuse Standard Bearer f. A. Little OF Auburn
Sword Bearer; James A. Reed of New York, Warden
Richard England New York, Sentinel; Joseph H. Claf-
fee OF BnghamtOn, Grand Lecturer
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
STABLES N WEST TwESTY:FouRTI-sT,,
A CARD OF EXPLANATION.
To IN, EJi,or Of The Tribur,

To fkr hdIfOF W nc ITFV"H's
SIR: Your communication to The TRIBUNE, dated
Albany Ans r. 1861 published the 18th, entitled The Secret His
tory Of the Lobby preceding the facts furnished by me-
has considered persons to reflect personally upon ts DIS
Of Albany County assured by the citizens Of
~ .oon,, ,b. and upright officer and
no yav possible he be Influenced W 'he o'
had no personal knowledge Preudcial to that omeer a,
, time gave YOU facts lar may have been the cause OF
sHyhn offensive desire to make an 'nend '' broad " ne O "
giving this equal publicity, yoa viii obige Your i''ll'
Mar Isrk Oct I. 1851. H. v "iLsoN
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1867

report will furnish basis for further action Your prom
nent connection with the of freedom Maryland.
your steadfast loyalty during the great trial OF
ana your interest IN the effort 10 the memory
Of the fallen seemed 10 10 entte the recognition
already bestowed and would Justify your designation for
the special duty have mentioned. therefore regret TO
hear that your professional engagements interfere TO
prevent your acceptance Of trust OF such Importance
Very truly yours 4. L.. FENTOS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
DIED.

CR,vEs-ou Tuesday at Conway Mass Er''a' graves OF
Brookyu. aged % years A.,
cRAu,uAt her residence No. 21g Iahyeieas Brcekys 90
Win.~,v oct Laura g. Graham dAngni'r " V a ''
seph "a Sarah NJ Giraud
u~vr ON rn,,v oct T. at Creen,e j. Capt Geo W. Howe
Ms relatives arl friends mr. respectfully ~ ~ AZ,
- p.t @ .t U' !, from l'
J, c.ut,.l c.s, .s-,e tost of l.et q, a. ....-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

CHARLES DICkENs's VISIT TO AMERICA.
BosToN, Oct. 2.-lIessrs. Ticknor u Fields OF
This oday cable dispatch announcing dehh
itey that Mr. Dickens will to this country 10 give
series of readings from his own works in the principal
ctes Mr. Dickens will arrive in November, and VIII
begin his readings the first week in December
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
NITY GAZETTE.

Tho following odicrrs have been
d.,arh,d nom tic Pcuohscvt and
ulaced on waiting oricrs: Aclius
Vriprterr lieut. Nassll- Acirs
Pu.im G.. :. Lawrence, fiIs. ' ~
B i,r.irt,rL ~ Nr''i'r aaf 'ef1T
lIl.. Asst LI,lacg, John Nsl''s'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

We learn that the American Express Company
have sold their large building Broadway In which
their principal business has been transacted for years
The purchasers are the New'fork EqutaDle Lie IN
suranee Company THE TRIBUNE, this morning, In It's
money article states that old Express Companies STOCKS
are dropping. tCommerclal Advertiset'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
FIRES.
THE NIcuor SON PAVEMENT.

TIE NICHOLSON PAVEMENT.
The new Nicholson pavement. which Is being laid
yesterday morning from the boiling o pitch
Lete plentiful supply OF sand speedily eIugashed the nanes
BARN Al LAKEYII.LE, J.. l.
Messrs William and Henry Willlamss barn, at
IaIeve with it, consisting OF hhy tnns OF hay snd
quantity of grain destroyed by an neenda IRE on i"e'y e'e"
ing last - ----..
FIGURING MILL IN INDIANA. go 80
CINCINATI. Ohio, Oct. 2.-Ihe Touring mil Oh bonu
Po ebt north Vincenne., Ind the Evansville and CaW
SnlsY roai w.. DESTROYED BY Yesterday An immense qnan
its ol wheat "a burned, involving loss oi F1u,oVo
N LONDON.
CINCINNATI Oct. "A fire at London, ,Ohio,on Mon
day de.tro,e Toand warehouse The Dn0rdt Office Thomas
efoeer aud shoe store The loss between
JO 90 and 900 oueha Of nbch covered by insurance.
STABLES ~ WEST TwENrY-FoURrli-Sr. =,
At II o'clock p. Yesterday, iire occurred IN the
pys stable by j. A. Marshall at No llJ West Tweht
and carriages out IN safety but te building Ana
contents were $4,000 Insured ny cy CON
psns Macoug Garners dyeng ~ the rear
,r,d by the Hamilton Metropolitan LeuoI Asor and Ree Com
panes The bung damaged to the extent Of +iSo run
insured Mr. L. r. Tafs private stable at No ~ West twenty
damaged by IRE and wnte TO the errni OF @I r s"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
,,tctNa STncEg

sx ~csco sent 2shc following the quotations fr Min
ng and other stocks Curry 800 savage sso0 'aos'
po,nsi Point. yellow
eichrr 65 Alpha $500; Oyemau $3.50 California Steam NA'sS
ton Company. S72l; State Telegraph Company VII
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
CouId Not Endure IA Noisy One.

bv . my Machine nearly making upon the ci"imng
M ay family and doing the general sewing for household anl
the wor ny equal the best hand sewing eon n1t nu1c
machine bnt NV Wilcox Gibbs quietly as coad ~H-
letter from Mrs. VIM. Lamnng, Elsin, lh-Ad'eTtemeh|
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE WEATHER.

RVu,pVs(rom II 20 ~ Of the lst clear STEADY aTo
rlre1 2i The lowest early NV heuns
clear little slightly cloudy Afternoon cloudy gu YER CLOUDY!
Evening to II clock cloudy hlly overcast gusty
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

Deafness Discharges from the Ear, Chronic CanrrA.
and the various diseases Throat and Apsssages are sue
eessuy treated by BUSPoRD LGHTHILL bis osee Nc.
lSs Fh.ve tone south of the Fnhae HOte Once hours
from 10 n Evenings and Sundays y special appointments
only.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
rry- Raymond,s Clothing Warcbouse.-1
BOYS CLOTHING At RANMoND.S
MgS's CLOTHING AT RAYx0NDA
CtorutNG MADE TO ORDER AZ RAiNoNpH
J,- Nos l2i l23 l25 Futonst, corner OF Nassau -Aj

- ,.,.,.r, Cooa. nj WaIrnycn's CSC Broadway. Al
tgpz,- fraorsTFKy Goops WALRAvESs $50 BROADWAY IL
is,- UPHoL srKRY Goops WALRAyKss, beo bkoAhMh'
Tp,oI .rrKy Goops AT WALRAyBN's ba6 BROADWAY III
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
Spstial Bottles.
Now that all Families can 81

that all Families silt their n-hes M the house
song carpet oae.eg LEES coal ought g he used
BE- saving cnd actually make ans OF coal snon the same h"
that 8 taus would otherwise. Inquire Of
MAGIC SITTER COMPANY.
Stanford Conn
American Iusfifute-The POLYrRCHElc BRANCH vii
THIS Thursday EVENING at Y o'clock Topics New Diseoyees
Boilers and Attachments thereto bs
the Grand Exposition of the American riute SEAT free
Secretary.
Union Republican, General Committee.
The regular monthly meeting Of the above Committee A he beia ~
Headquarters south Broadway aHd twenty ST. 90
THURSDAY EVENING. oct .. at O'Clock
CHAs. s SPENCER. Chsrmas
Cns, Tn, pSgMToSs' 8 sTSoyS Secretaries.
The Executive Committee will meet at Il O'clock
WALDO HuTCHTNs, Chairman
Tnjon RepubIican meeting Of l
COMMITTEES viii held THIS (Thnrsa) EVENING, Oct 1901,
corner Of Twen,yt Broadway, at O'Clock
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE VIII meet az q ",e,sGn
GMi. J. phras a.II Secretaries ino''A0 '0N' l'-1N
Headquarters Republican Union General Committee;
A regular meeting BE held the Of Twenty and
O''N'"A'' THOMAS MURPHY, President
CHARLES IT. HALL, (s..,s,,,is.
j. PLUME, 'o''70'
The Executive COMMITTEES will the place. on the SANE
evening at y O'clock
American monthly meeting Of this Institute ~ih
held this THURSDAY Oct az O'Clock at Us rooms N me .oop
Building sALEA IL WALES, heeorang seeIsssp.
The Anniversary Exercises of the American Bbls
Union will be held in the meeting o. tss .
the commencing Distinguished speakers have
bees engaged
An Exhibition Of the working FIRE EXTlSGUIsBR win
place Battery Barracks THIS DAY at 81 o'clock The pubGs
invited to attend
The Church of santiaeo celebrates servce SUNDAY
MORNINGS at llt In Spanish, and SUNDAY bsNiNUn
Engh Episcopal church between Fra ane
The Rector, the Rev. HEAl L kLl from San1zv1s
each service next sCNDAl seats ree
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
Furniture,

Furniture,
OF THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF PARLoR, DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER SUITES. IN ROSEWOOD. WALNUT AND
MAPLE RETAILING AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES, AT
f. KRUTINAs
MASUFAcToRY AND wARBRooMs
Nos &c AND 80 EAST HoUSTON1St,
Dovey and Second sss
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
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Assists o Parma Ser Charles W.
sl,m,n h.. been detached from the
Penohscui. AID ordered 10 settle ae'
rannt.
Ar,wr knNgn v :. ~ j"nr. M E
r., tetlrLfi from fNe rcuchsrf'
..igrs4.rl i-alsyl ,bielcc.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
LETTER FROM TIE HON. SIMON CAMERON.
H,TRlsBrRG. peun.. SEPT 90 1861

am in receipt of your invitation To participate IN
Senior Romero the p proXro ana
nrere regret inability with interesting occasion
heartily glad To join with in doing honor alike 20 your
passed through the baptism IRE Their cause
cause and therefore reor At
sno Indeed seems 10 me that he highest
ozv embraced m the c that be hnd wisely
high Oce have made morally certain
bad longer DELAYED the banners Of the two
the and the sword Of Sh
would have been uushea defense oithe independence 0 NJ
render his country by his wisdom,
patience and his uuug faith her
tmse umph all her will doubtless receive citing
his and his Ouutymen lui cannoI
repeating hst unabe be with lid Senior
speed his return TO the land be has
setred So faithfully and 90 we'll Sincerely yours
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, Sept q. 1867.
HIRAM JAMES W BEEKMAN, WILLIAM J. DODGE.
ROOSEVELT HENRY CLRws COMMITTEE c Ner York
GENTLEMEN j regret that business here will de-
pv Of The pleasure Of being present the entertainment jnst
rendered b. citizens Of kewlo highly
esteemed friend Mr. the Minister who has
the Republic Of Mexico this Capitol with distinguished
sity franknes and With thanks for kind uyi
tson and with the Of high respect an otdt sn
III
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
LETTER FROM THE HON. ROSCOE CONKIING.
UREA, Sept. %, 1867.
CKNTI F,ttN. have the pleasure 10 acknowledge
LETTER FROM GEN. GRANT.
HEADQUARTERS ARNiEs OF TIN UsITKD STAT
WASHINGTON D. c. Sept q, 1907.
MY DEAR SIR: YOnr pOlite invitation for me 10 b

MY UIAI cIE. IUWI VOIIIt 10 %
prlt Romero Mexican Minister &c
received regret improbable that will be abe TO leave ibis
spesed this hecue Of the high appreciation
always held the recipient Of compliment IN personally and
Nch zesOnsy
represented His extent probably than
will appreciated that has attadJ Failure would
how much interested the Of the
Liberals o. Republic Hoping that you viii have pleasant
Romero the heartfelt
~ loyal for the the OF free his country
subscribe myself respectfully and truly, your friend
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
LITTER FROM ADMIRAL PORTER.
- = 49,. A. ru,.r ANN .nnL Nd Sent %

GENTLEMEN : | have tho honor to acknowledge the
polite invitation dinner given 10 NJ hoef h
sister Republic Of Mexico regret exceedingly that my
will being present Interesting an occasion
have respect ioT NJ Romero for the man
In which affairs OF his Government IN time
tsl while residing the United States Government ana
from the citizens OF hs con he Ahd
attentions received the citizens Of the United States
Yery respectfully and truly yours
DAVID D. PORTER, Vice Admiral
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

would certainly have Aysed Bse prege saon by ts Gam
me o. Which ebeT to meet Romero IN COMPANY x,t
lumber Of emnut seEtenen dinner given aorr,W
@ ne, iork IN Tseoson Of bis oea the TeJre.
oi thf Government MEXICO aud friendly
h'efs the welfare freedom aui
snsd BY the people Of the United my povcr 70
Jsth IRON other bli br
s of NJ single written word 10 declare respect for lie per
a., Romero aud best wishes for bis health and happiness
go s. our o~u Gogtrnmen end people VIII omit 10 .hae
vessou 70 express IN all % AID becoming wars paeua
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HARD TO KILL.-Mrs. Lena Mil.
Ter, who murdered her husband in
Clearfeld, Pa, made a full confes.
sion, in which she says:
tried to poison him with tea
made with laurel and filings of a
brass buckle. Then with tie
quicksilver of a looking glass
Then | gave him, in two doses, a
bottle of laudanum, which l got
from DR.. Porter, for the cramp.-
Then some indigo. Then, one
day, going after the cows, | killed
a small green snake, which / boil
ed and gave in coffee. All these
things were given either in tea or
coffee, according as one or the 9th,
er was used at meals. None of
them had the least effect upon
fhim-did not even make him sick
The time occupied in giving them
was about four weeks. | then
gaveit up because l did not know
of anything which would kill him,
She finally fixed him with a
dose of arsenic, for which she was
hanged a few days ago.