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The FeuianS,

TROY, n. Y, May pa call will shortly
be issued convening grand national Fenian
Council TO deliberate upon the approaching
campaign. The council Will be strictly
secret, but will be participated in by repre-.
sentatives of all the factions of Fenianlsm,
who for once are to be united in the cause OF
Irish liberation. The convention will receive
and consider estimates for supplies Of war
material additional to those already on hand
and IN use, and will officially ratify all pre-.
paratons hitherto made for the coming de-
cisive and eliminating campaign, as well as
perfect further important arrangements look
ing to the same end. The detached move.
ments of the formative liberating army, such
as meetings, drills. collection of arms, and
other evidences of Feniah military progress,
will be executed with the greatest possible
secrecy, by order OF the commander-in- chief.
learn tonight that Major General Sam
Spear. military director of the accum ulatln &
foI ces, is expected at st. Albans within few
days, with a view of officially furthering the
interests OF the new campaign.
MONTREAL, May 22.-An attack by Fenians
is expected at Collingwood, on Lake Smcoe
Some days ago Colonel Hassard and LIeuten.
ant Gehle, of the Royal Engineers, with Mr.
Cumberland, manager OF the Northern rail-
road, arrived to select a site for defences, and
report upon the best means of defending the
town against naval attack. These officers,
after visiting the various localities most suited
for the purpose. agreed on what is known as
the Fisherman's Point, and point Of the lake
shore, between Beech and Birch streets, as the
most commando and best adapted for throw.
ing up works tor the defence of the town Col.
onel Ha sard and Mr.. Cumberland returned
| to Toronto, leaving Lieutenant Gehle to make
the necessary survey and fix upon the position
| for the works. 1t is the intention of the engl.
neers to recommend that ftve2s- FOUNDER Arm.
strong guns be at once put, in position here
with suitable breastWorks, the latter to be pro.
yided by the Northern railway, and to be erect.
cd with as little delay as possible. BY this
| means it is hoped to place Colling wood out O,
the reach of a naval coup de mofa. ColliHg.
| wood lies on the south side OF Georgia Bay
:, a nnr N Of he thorv
railroad: hence Mr. .Cumbsrland's interest in
| the defen ces of the place. 7}aEF /.
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{ SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-The
regular meeting Of the club was held last
night at Woodvard's Hall. -
Col. Bramhall, Vice President, called the
meeting to order. p --..
The President. in behalf of the finance COM
mittee, reported that subscriptions were pro-
crossing In the ward to pay the expenses OF
the campaign, and said he anticipated no diff
ficulty in raising funds spficient as
(. In answer to a question as to what the ex.
. pense will be, the Chair stated that he did not
know what will be required, but several hun.
dred dollars can be profltably invested.
Mr. Green (colored) SAID he had fye dollars
collected by him, and paid the same to the
Treasurer. Rts1
On motion ofMr. Kelsey, (white) the resolu- !
ton offered by Mr. Dudley at the last meeting
for the re-preanixation Of the Executive Com
mittee and ita reduction to Ave members was
taken up and discussed by Messr.. Ambush,
Given, Brown, and Peters, ,(colored. and
Messrs, Brown and Kelsey, (whise'} ana was
Mr. .Arioid (whits) prsssnted list OF
names Of pelsons not IsStgtered; referred to
Mr PipeF Of tie general committed. a
IF. Posey fcoiored) asked BY what author
itv anose recsfyoss Of votes were sabmitted TO
1ns s,ssie NJ e1nisined how the names wsre
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m. only. " ~
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Sc" Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule l,ctween Washington, Baltimnre An
uapolis. and the West.
J. WILSON, Master of Trans sportaton.
L. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
F. j. WILKINS. Passenger Agent.
GEO. 5. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. /
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Law OF HUMANITY

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IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical s
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood with the humane view of treatment and
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Address DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard ,
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of lssI ror,me noing April "A and ending November
"a TAT HGIen Rlfens farm, about two miles north
~e.. Of GEORGETOWN, in the Dist.ict OF Soinrsls
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hand hills ~ @. W.TuRAER, /
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A DUEL BETWEEN RIVAL LovERs-One Of
Them .Shot.-The particulars of the following
case possess some interest, and convey a les
son to the love- stricken of both sexes who NAV
become too blind to pursue the even tenor of
their way. A prepossessine young lady, re-
siding in west 37th street, New Y ork. COM
manded the attentions OF two young men. one
Cuban, who is clerk In an importing house,
and the other a student, residing with his pa
rents, both, it seems, of equally romantic and
amorous propensties. In paying their visits
to the young lady many uRp easant encounters
took place, which resulted In hostile meeting
one evening last week in a billiard saloon on
Broadway, which was djusted by a proposal
to meet the young lady, who. by the way,fs
a Jewess, and have her final assurance on the
important question. With all the diplomacy
of the true cequette she gave equal assu-
RANGES to each who called on her sepa-
rately, and rmischieyouslyy appoin tad the
same hour for both 10 see her again on the
following day. The rival lovers fell
upon each other most unexpectedly, and
one of them becoming excited, made use OF ex-
pressions, which provoked challenge, and
time and place were appointed to aroltrate the
shortly after midnight, both parties left the
city. one crossing by the Jersey City ferry ana
/ the other by the Hoboken ferry. the latter re-
maining in the Atlantic Hotel about two
hours, the former proceeding directly to the
locality marked out, which is Snake Hill, on
spot short distance from the County Aims
house. Seconds were in requsition, aud
without any preliminaries both men took their
positions, facing each other. An effort was
made TO effect an amicabie settlement, but it
failed. The word was given, both men fired,
and one of them fell pierced by q ball in tn q
neck, Just over the shoulder blade. 1t was
found, however, the wound was not fatal, and
on the return of the parties to New York the
bail was extracted. The ether combatant es-
/ capped unhurt. To settle the matter definitely,
another appeal will be made 70 the lady, W hose
decision. it is needless to add, will be final
Nru York Herald
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VThe ST. LOUIS Republican leading
Democratic paper In Misso uri, In eut In IA
yor OF negro sunr4ge. Sts etc al :sly
- n1A whole family wsre pois0ned by sasing
the green OF n ubard le&yss,at Michiean Gen.
tre, ,lastweek and ne father died. f.z4t "a
as nEaan. Shields 70 farming 10 0issourt.
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THR JEROME PARK RACKS.-The Jerome
Park, New York, races, which commenced
Thursday, were numerously and fashlonably
attended The first race for three.year elds,
! three. ON arter mile dash, was won by Ruthless
very easily, beating Maid Of Honor second,
and Morrissy ID etaire, and Hampton Court;
, time 21.' The second race, mile dash. was
| Onward third, Lot, EnchAntress, and Willie.
The latter was left at the post: time, I49k.
The mile.and al quartsr dash was wen 6y
Jerome's Red Wing beating Earring and Van
OF mile and a quarter was won by Ruthless
beating Luther, Mittee, and ,Urbana; time,
.21sx. The second raceof q mile and three.
stone eecohd. and Morrissy third; time, 3:1I.
The third race Of two miles and three uar.
ters was wen by Fleetwing beating Julius;
time, 5.09X, A#aa ,.isTsaD Il EAsff eE
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Il BASE BALL, and
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DIRD CAGESl e BIRD CAGESt
The largest stock of BIRD CAGES in the city
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SPEECHES AND PAPERS RELATING TO THE RE-
3 BELIIoN AND THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY
By GeoIge ). Boutwell,. Boston: Little,
Brown & Co.
We are glad to see this valuable collection
OF eloquent and patriotic utterances present.
ed in their present desirable form. Mr.. Bout
we'll belongs to class, of political thinkers
whose wisdom and true statesmanship events
have sufficiently vindicated He was of those
who early detected the premonitory signs of
that fearful storm which has since swept over
the land, and whose faithful voices never ceas-
ed to give warning OF the result. In April,
1859, at festival held in honor of the birth
day of Jefferson, Mr.. Boutwell, delivered an
address in which he said: Jefferson partici-
pated in two revolutions. We have seen
third; and atourth, more important than either,
approaches" {
During all the dark period of the war the
speeches and writings of Mr.. Boutwell, breath
ed encouragement and melted to progress
and his utterances since then upon the impor-
tant topics connected with reconstruction.
have been invariably and unfalteringly ON the
side of that absolute justice to all which is
the fundamental idea Of all genuine states
manship. Fully accepting the maxim Of Burke
that Justice is the great standing policy Of
civil society, and any eminent departure from
it, under any circumstance, lies under the sus-
picion Of being no policy at alP'; he is intol-
Grant of everything in the reconstruction pro-
gramme which can be construed into a COM
promise with the right. The speeches and pa
pers in this volume, over thirty in number, all
relate, either directly or indirectly, to ques.
tions growing out of the overthrow Of slavery,
and contain much which is of permanent in
terest and value. The book is very handsome
ly printed and substantially bound ia
Short & Loring. laltl 81 lsu IN
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PORTLAND.


Saturday NJ ming. November "a. les7.
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For sale by Bailey s. Moves



LONDON SOCIETY, for November. tHnr. ~
Houghton's reprint,) is received It conta;ns
long illustrated article ON SLOW fell ,n,o
the Clutches OF King Theodore; with tales
sketches, poems, "metagrams," and a great
number of well drawn and handsomely eu-
graved Illustrations. 1n't fa
CAssELL's MAGAZINE, for November 10th, Is
also at hand. The wOod-cuts in this magazine
are the best we see, drawn with much faith
tulness and spirit, and carefully engraved
Well-told stories and readable sketches form
the literary contents Of the periodical, which
is reprinted in this country by Walter Low
500 Broadway, New York.
The Masonic ALMANAC, for 1868, with an ae-
eurate calendar, and other matters Of Masonic
and general interest, is published at the Office
of the masonic Monthly" Boston, and for sale
in this city by Hall L. Davis
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SPEECHES AND PAPERS RELATING TO THE Re-
BELILoN AND THE OVERTHROW OF slavery.
By GeoIge 8. Boutwell,. Boston: Little.
% NJ -
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I w AITING FOR THE VERDICT. BY Mrs. r. HI.
Davis, Author of Life in the Iron Mills" |"
Margaret Howth," etc. Illustrated. New
York: Sheldon & Co 80 4i' rtl .ff''ln .sti
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SCHOOLS.
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I WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. BY Mrs. r. H.
Davis, Author of Life in the Iron Mills, |"
Margaret Howth," etc. Illustrated. New
York: Sheldon & Co. -'''l 's'in 'l
This story, which has been running as a Sc
rial, for year past, in the pages Of the GALAXY,
has attracted good deal of attention from its
originality, and from the undeniable power ex-
hibited in its sombre and gloomy pictures of
life and character. 1t is superior book of its
kind; but the kind is one which we partcu-
larly dislike, and think we can show cause for
disliking. 1t cannot be read without interest,
but the impression it leaves on the mind is
one of inexp-essible dreariness. A cold, gray,
| cherries atmosphere pervades it, affecting us
yery much like these dark, dismal November
days shutting out all hope, all faith, all cour-
age.
| Mrs. Dav;sis remarkable for her insight in
| to the darker workings of the human soul, but
she has no perception of its softer, sweeter
phases. She has W onderful eye rthe shid-
ows of life, but its lights escape her. . ne
loves to deal with intense emotiohs' anu pas
sions wrought up to wnite nea.' anu sue
! does not seem to be aware 'h'' '"is sofe 'ol
,h;n,, h..omes tiresome when we have it on ev-
srv nape of novel This Is the chief fault OF
her hooks. There is no relief from the hope
less monotony of suffering. Life is to her, as
it was to Mr.. Mantilini, all zone demnition
horrid grind" Despite, therefore, of tho
freshness and vigor Of her style, the easy flow
Of her narrative, the picturesque vividness and
truth to detail of her descriptive passages, we
weary of her. uiia asa G4gfsilass assat
| The characters in this story are sharply out.
lined, and some of them seem wonderfully
true to life. Strebling, Randolph, Friend
Blanchard, Rosslyn, the child, and even Brode
rip, not only stand out clearly as pictures
but seem like real men and women. DR.
Broderip, however, is very unsatisfactory :
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