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New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

CARNBS- -MASON-0n Tuesday Oct At Trinity Chapel bv the Rev
wm n Benjamin IeEis carnes % Serena daughter Of Mr. HeaJ
MAsob OF Rossylle, g. r f ..rrll n. .lr.fr
Tuesdsy Oct al the Scotch Pesbytran Chsrc
Poureepbs by tho kss. Dr. MeBiroy j. b. FISK TO Miss Mary
Shaw all OF this city. .etl f1 I.H I. p.
Scotch papers please copy i re- .Itf h t'
LADD-KRRRoo Tuesday Oct at the Beekmau Hill Church,
by the Bcstome William ladi 70 Miss EGgena NJ Kerr
Monday, Oct at The residence Of the
brides parents s. BaHka Ieut Frank Page u B.
Array Sss daughter p r. Blsnberger Of Bsston Pa
Niagara Pals "Wednesday sept 8 by
Thomas Degge h ID. Phhps 70 Helen M only daughter
Of the Hon. Martin Roberts. all Of Henrietta N. Y.
View "Wednesday Oct D. by
Powers David Seaman Of the City Of NewYork 70
knns T. Mer youngest daughter Of Hiram Miller esd oil Tue
farmer pla
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Mddres receipts 80 bales Psour-Seers asking ld
nuse buyers holding od Triple BIa $I2 ga&2 80 Choice St
Corr unchanged ne Pork dull f25 OD&@T5
Bsceshosheu l5Gi5le Clear Sass isc sugarCurei Hams
III dc Lard quiet aud hrm Prime Tisrcs IS hg bc Gold
ltt Sterling bIcLsuge l56a1ss SNYor sigh. Efehange !G
pfeaim. ,f|II4|I.H sEh N|. .-Li
MILWAUKEE Oct 8-Pour dull: CITY Doube EIas S9 6Iln
$40 ~ Comty de- ~ 2sgSs 90 WheattIn bnt qt a. ~ y
for No snd 81 81 r No Oats nnsete al c for No torn
81 10 for No FrEhs dali sndnonnal eoeiptsJ0O
bbs. Bioar $1,000 bush Wheat Shpments-sOO
bblS Pioar l30 go bush. WHEAT. 700 DO Oats
CgEyAsp Oct 8-iiaa am and unchanged Whest quet arc
fair demand at bnn No Winter Red ~ 63 NO. 40 - %
GS1 ~ Corn less hrn and in f deHaRay Mixed 81 H. Oats
STEADY, bat unchanged 6c Harley qaiet AZ pl SJU
~ ~ STATE aud large petroleum
Gfn sndin good demand. White IN bond. 2edOc H
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lpHLApEIPBTA CATTT,E M.RKEr.

PHua psPnfa eThe snDpY cattle continues
large the offerings thu week aosnn 10 2Go head The mArsss w
oa oeab acse and prices bad downward iendepcy Far y gop
cattle sod at from 4i 500 100 D and prime and extra at Ism
shse-Tbere been change ~ h market 1900 head Of
sheep sold prices ranging dp6 n H. gross -
HpGTbe this and the sales
1850 head at from SO 500sif 100 net as to
coss-aOo sso0sTs springer and from
500 for COW nd calf m ff
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THE VOYAGE OF THE RAM sroSEwALL.

WAsIuNGToN, ID. c., Oct. ga letter received
in This city from Commander Geo. Brown. commanding
the Japanese Sonewall dated at Bridgetown Barba
does the 18th Of September states that they arrived
there on the 9Th Sept after days passage from Hamp
ton Roads and would sail again the 18th OF that month
The behaved very well during the passage, although
sho experienced very rough weather.
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CRIMINALS ARRESTED IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. s.-Frank King alias
Kennedy was arrested here tins morning for the murder
OF Harvey Putnam the Captain OF the Canal boat Alice
CLARK near SCHENECTADY the 2Sth OF October 1861
Albert Iennlng charged with rape committed at canas
toia also arrested here to-day. Officer k!mblc OF
Canastota made both arrests. II. 10 ....
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REAL ESTATE on BROADWAY.

7. r. Barnum purchased yesterday the lot
No 6iG Broadway at partition sale at s'o550 The lot u
2sxic. hftytwo feet from Houstonst. This purchase
completes TO feet Broadway and gs feet Houston
s running through Crosby st. the Whole Of which is
valued now ut $4,000 and intended for the site Of his
new Museum. ...
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aG0 Miles
or Tux
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

a., UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA ACROSS Ttg CONTINENT.
completed aud expected that the remaining 81 miles
carry Rocky Mountains win be finished es
October aesd been made fer rock cuttings beyes
during Winter The work being pushed forward ~s
ts sergy IN, California en Of tbe route under the deeoo o.
Pacific commencing Sacramento aud ooas
deuy expected win 1870 thus completing
the line the Atlantic and Paehc ocess
which TRTYPvE MILLION DOLLARS cash have already been
expended sb liberal Government aid the wealth and energy Of
the socLhoe ready market for the First Mortgage BOa.
there is prosecution Of The
and early completion certain sre business sveas
can he. gU... UII. iN I.."
NET EARNINGS OF TIE UNION Pa
.- CIBIC RAILROAD.
Dur quarter ending July 81 Of the cueai average Oh
Pacific Rsiad operation The sspsr-
te0dents report shows the following result; ID ..I .,
.- '1 lrfT fI RARNINGs ii
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POLITICAL

NEW-YORK STATE NOMINATIONS.
,,.,,r, Of sta,e JAMES B, 1IekEAN Of sara'og'-
(,.,n.t,r........CA CALVIN r. HULBUKD 81 LsNie9's
N,,,vr,r ,. go. THEODORE B. GATES 'i @ Os'eh ID
tt,oyney- GeneraL. JOSHUA M. VAN COII T" -, ~ns
-, c,,nr,issioasr. JOHN M. HAMMOND Of AHegAay'
J,,t 81 Prisons. GILBRTq' DE LA MATN X Of wyoming
1,,, N 81 .4pysala CHARLEs MASON Of hNa'on'
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THE WEATHER.

RVrsHksTe hrrsanster lessu early o ~ trem III
ih - sai .,sosphste sissd Bh morning clear
ahe rs eoal, AnsnaoA slightly eodr clear; evening,
n ~alr eoajT The planet Jupiter viii be the
bhrt slaf about = fsn the nesn. at ia ofthe ~h
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Sp,eial Fotitn.


R..olutlou Carried Unsnnously Resolved. b, tho 70
sd and ,eu who give true drsetisa pah opinion that
rA,,o0, R,r.c Of tho might BLOOMING CEREus 'pAses
Al, other modern perfumes richness Of It's a0 aroma and the
tsuacy with which II retains IL.
.d,.., Iuiou Relief Assoc atiesrhe Treasurer hAs TO
he following during the past sommsr months
n,an MIR, Coopsr Miss Cronp: tfom Friends tln D.
n, NJ Boama om prends ssL by Mrs kesneeI from IL
By oodlass: fnam Mrs Hurst, 80 ny MIS-
f"tfe''e' ' - " MARIAENA HALE TreasErur
,ohe, Wrrsrr- Of q. tuis promptly repaired Dealers sap
..i vih Dotys W,shk Miohna and the "UaSea Wunss :.
ER0WNiE0 uss AT 6 Uoaraadtss tooeo,' Ne'shaaS n"o'
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Aet
HAMlLfON HARRIS. ChAirmau
Lvra-r c.pwEEt Ssoretary. ,-.-
IgDdaeni1g. oct g.
e't fcKE las b. BCKBAN. I..I.l t
PlArrsHuEC PRANK d. CURTIS, esq
dAnTs5cg. Od TO-
zoo (GKN. j i. MCKkAN
HON A. X PARKER
fOfe"AH '''''' (FRANK u. CUlrrIS. esq ~ -
.ss,c,.Tios cor Broadsay and Forty seventh-st N L.
tSfV" "t'''" T HON c. NJ. DEPBW .l.I
ETHAN ALLEN esq
ROBERT GROVE, esq IiE
Ffidag oct AZ. .
(GRN j. b. MCKBAN
90 .,.,, .. HON A. X. PARKBR
"0VfS"SN (PRAEK ID. CURTIS. esq
. a, - E,aH4., va and FOKTY-siITH-sT., NEw-lokk
N W. ' (HOH. d. 2. TYLER. Of Conn
(MAJOR JAMBs HAGGEkff
lKATHANIEL, APPLETON, eel
(GEH r. b. GATES,
NppsOe. ..........' HON. BUTLER O. ROBbk
E'i- Saturday. oct II 80
(GRN. T. B. GATES .. .-..
FonsHE EKrslE.'.' fHON. BUTLR1 a. NOBLE TO- a.
HnnddF Il
(GKN JAS b.. MCKBAh.
lsrsSHAGEN-...... PRANK D CURTIS, ssq.
EEwNoKk. 40 SJ GrsPdsts eSyDr ir,tsSSS, ASS $3.50 l
ROBERT GROWR. ESQ.,
TseSLaf. Oct ID
(CFN B. MCKBAN.
...,L .-..... HON. JOHN ODOENBLiL
(FRAEK D. CURTIS, ESQ ~ 1T +
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MARRIEH

WALAvEs SO rosds entails obi purchase
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
CnNNE(TICIrT
VIRGINIA.

The Republican tickets in the townships oi
Wilton and kldgeled were elected on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY. Oct. s-The following is the day
calendar OF the Court Of Appeals for October Nos 2y
2sO 2s 2s2. ~ a. > There wal be further day cal
eDdar this term No. 27s Is stll on argument
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

In tins cttY but three nominations have been made-JOn
walsh n e lid District. by the EatnrahLed Dein0crats
k1d hIcbaei Mckinney In the XVIth District by tle
Norkingniens Organization, Harvey H. WOODS PeCple
caBdldate in the Xth District. aud James d. McClelhhd
Sn the WIN District. by the independent Democrats
Tho retiring ASsemblymeD Charles NJ Crandsn OF AZ
1sgAny Homer N. Lockwood and john l.. Parkef OF
SayngA Joseph g. Fay and Orsen stiles 0i ChautailuA
eniih NJ Weed Gegr0lSunrage Den1 OF fllhton' rainet
HsveDs Of Essex, Thomas A. Br1ggs tDem OF Dreepe,
kaeob A. Mead OF Livingston. Benlamin +; bruce o.
Madison, Ellis II. Roberts. Ieander ". fiske' anu
george II. sanford Democratic nominee Ior tne SuAk
eoRetel Of Oneida Charles Mckinney OF OsWego WlhlAm
y Wilson OF Queens Samuel NJ. Barker OI scnuyicr,
William X Chamberlain Of st. Lawrence, Henry A
Phillips Of Lewis Samuel Candee OF OnOndeeh, horatiV
Ballard Of Cortland. Elisha Moody OF Niagara, ana
ChrlstisB kiDier Of cteuDen. -. Ia i a., ~,
fhe Sgracssse J,trUal says that Hiram EaonI the Re-
pabcs ntuinee In the IfId District OF Onondaga Is one
~ No Inost prominent busnesA iDen ana stanchest
unioRIst In Eastern OD0DdAga. he hae peen acnvsy
hestihed with ghe Republican organization fom we
paeot and has done ye0mans service IN tviInk W ne
largo majority that " always obtained Ia thnt detrict
Tho Convention did well In cOpferring upon DIN uAaD
imeus nonsnnfion by acciafnation hr Eston VIII re-
ooiTe the full Union OF the dstKict ana 70
u the next Legislature will excel linn IN earnest iA'niu
service Tor the public veal <.,., 4, ,,a,ayysce TH>
keng Journal says he served his cOnsttnebs -. VII
tr wisely aad welt His record Is clean, ana MS ac1S
eere puFe 49,. .-,-1 4.
Major wlseld r. Cameron, the Republican nominee y,
We Ild chNUA9oup pksFiet, eapStsS ~ p"'ys" :" NS
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pulaisul. autitts.

Ilnien Republican Executive Committee.
A meeting o the above Committee vail be held At htddgatsr
BroadwsY aud Twrut secoad on THOsDAt
EVENING Oct TO- O'Clock. Pancas aitendancs Is desired
WALDO HUTCHlNS. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

From the relative high charges operating expenses heiOdrs
bat m per earnings and the rsto would be mach " the
contractors doo- hall Trosiug ous charges
10 contractors for transportation and (sarsstD ard
deduetng aggregate sopeang - 5s so @ NJ
per 6 ~ the proportion chareable upon TIE work d'es
which was less than actual cost because othe half pe
charged for operating the commerif
busnes. M the quarter The for the commercial
basiness follows:
Karpinrs for May Jane JuIy........... s1a5Ts5
Expenses for MAY June, and July.....--. xnsS |" ft
Net prodt o operating 515 miles Of road three
month";. %. Observation-Disclosures. stSHe "
The amount Company issue B miles si6e
psr mile is % Interest gold mouths, At cent
this sun s7so add per premium 70 correspond with cur
eacy earnings that the net earnings Tor hs aasf
Ter the Hisa Ou the fs Mortgage b"9as
on this length Of road
Fins, Mar,sase BOaas simply provided for sf
40 thoroughly secare easse the s nEessmea's
They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
And sr, offered for R> present erals tn D'aar d~s
aorv>d interest a in Csgveay from july
m.ny parties Of the pee "e Coz
.e stocks exchange these Bonds which are over ID per eeas
cheaper and 4, Of premium on gohi pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST
Subscriptions si be received New fort at the NO.
~ Essssast and By f'
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. SaSaus..
CLARK DODGE 4 Co. Bankers. No 81 Walist.
JOHN CISCO & son. Bankers, Ne % WdtS'
HBHRy CLEws Co. BANKERS No. p Walst.
HgDDRE wINCHESTBR Co, No. % Broadway.
.nd by Banks Bsnte generally throughout the United STATES
,hou, mao. and descriptive pamphlets be obtained
- JOHN ! CISCO, Trasarer. Esw-yo'k-
AUG. %. 1867.
Deafnes- Discharges from the Bar, Chroaic Catarri.
and Tie various diseases Throat. and Asag are sae
cessy treated by DR. T. BUNFop hShEhn' as O"ee' NO.
block south of the Fahae h0'se Once S'"s
from 10 to B'eun1 aod Sundays oy 'pssA apP''A~'
oni, ffiI". . pr.
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:, ,,,,n, 80 uFFTTNGS.

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. -.
' RrprHLtcAN STATE COMNirrHS RooNs
eIetrpolap Hotel Room l01 }
HAMLfON HARRIS. ChAirmau
t,rra.r. Al bwELL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

sHEEcH BY THE HON. l.. Il. wAsHBtRNE.
-. a,., N,.re,.I Cor dent
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18
A Model Fleet.

series of highly important reports relative to the trials of
the Channel Fleet towards the close of 1885, has been
with the parliamentary papers, These consist of report by
Rear Admiral Hastings R. Yeverton another by RearA
raj Warren and observations upon both by the Comptroller OF
the Navy The cruise of the Channel Fleet was continued
from the Goth September the 1st November last Inc Al
mira set out with the determination OF trying the shps 10
the sea boats without much regard to the safety
of their spars The squadron consisted of the Caledonan
Lord Clyde Beerophon Achilles, Hector, Pallas Ocean,
Wvern, Research and Hecon To enter into any minute
of detail would be unnteresng to the general eader
If forth salient features of the reports they
will sufficiently prove that under sail against an enemv In
rough weather. feet does not exhibit that d5ee OF ei
cheney which its cost led the public to expect The
Wvern is condemned at once as not hed Tor seagong
vessel though we'll adapted for coast defence The Palas
herself to be the best saer OF the and de-
cdedy the weathery ship The Achilles combines sail
ing steaming and fighting qualities such as none OF the
others possess But the pitching of nearly all the vessels
considerable They roll heavily in the trough of the sea-
in swell The smaller vessels ship immense quantity of
through their ports and their guns hardly be
worked against enemy in rough An experiment
tried on the 26th September the ships placed
broadde the would be able to open their ports and
fire their guns The admiral directed each ship to fire fifteen
Shots this done by all except the Beerophon but the
experiment repeated. An immense quantity of
shipped the water actually poured in and out of the
guns shot rolled out Of hem and followed by
the cartridge Two of the guns at different times got the
better of the and beat in and out OF the port several
times with violence. Admiral Warden up the
result thus &C" do not believe that time there the
least probability that could have hit enemys ship 1t
would follow from this that roncad feet fight its
guns in a rough half gale of wind"
So impressed the admiras with the experiment. that
they decide favor of uret Ships superior powers both
of ose and defense The would not be subject such
violent notion and IF they did get from under all control
could find their way of the urrew On the other
hand the Comptroller of the Navy remarks that the turre
ship has shown much disposition roll her broadsde
consot and only when turret ship is nearly upright the
top of the swell gun be discharged with prospect of
striking the object All this is matter for serious considera
ton. may be necessary fight enemy to lombard
port during gale SWELL Yet the showing of the
admals ironcad feet under sail certainly and under
full steam probably would be inefficient in either caser'
Times
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18
SPECIAL CORRESPOND DEN &C.
Fenianism and Republicanism.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic:

To the Editors of The Irish Republic:
GENTLEMEN-I speak as one may speak who has
been always careful to serve Ireland. speak also
in the name of the European Republican party,
whose I am, and whose principles have learned
am not a Fenian. I presume no Engshman can
be. Except from common report, know nothing
of Fenian principles, organization, orpolicies. But
Isee what is above-board, and judge of the game
as ookers-on may. I am behind no Fenian in my
hope of the Irish Republic, whatever relation that
may bear to the Commonwealth of England. "FSat
jstit;o, ra1ot coema' believe, however, that the
only durable pillars of heaven justice and right
eousness; that Republic cannot be against Repub-
lie; and that in the true understanding of Repub-
licansm lies the secret of future for ALL
Wherefore these words of mine, even for the Re-
publics sake.
If Feniansm means success, it means Republi-
cansm. You also have said this by your procla-
nation of ''The Irish Republic" But what do you
mean by Republicanism? That we want to see
we'll defined, that we may know what claim you
have to sympathy and service. For the day
has come in which we should be preparing for the
last battle against monarchy; and before we serry
our ranks, it is we'll to know the colors of COM
rades
Do you mean by the Irish Republic only sepa-
rate governmental Lucan or Lansdowne for
president the Shells and the OFerrals for senators
and representatives, and a Observation-Disclosures
with the old papa pastoral staff congregated on
Its own hook-to preach continually that "hell is
not hot enough eternity too long" for the pun
ishment of "miscreants" who haply may find yet
some farther occasion for reform on the morrow
after your proclamation of independence? I ask
of Fenians to-day, as asked of Irish leaders six
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23

IUW0UNIUWN
III EkEBY informs tho public that lc has
IL moved biz catahlishmcnt into hi. now
house, 10 the rear nf the rOsT OFFICE.
iIc will CONTAIN" 90 manufacture y y v
W - u x, 81 tho best material and workman.
ship, ~ well 10 attend toall kindsof REPAIR
ING. Thankful iuf past fav"rl. ho teapoetinl
W asks q enntinuaur. nt The Same
de, p, '65--ly.
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Roofing.

Pages Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing,
T. THE BEST ~ U>E, and has been vel!
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We are Ia. only manufacturers O.! ROOFING
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-29
sOLOH RoBISsoN's NEW BOOK,

We are happy 10 witness every day
some additional evidence of the explosion
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termed "book farming" The success
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porous and intelligent farming communities
Of the land, proves the progress already
made. A new work is announced, and
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the President Of several State Agricultural
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GopEY's LADY's Book, for February,
certainly renews our conviction that il is
the best of ,he so called ladies' magazines
1t unilcs the useful AMI the beautiful, the
practical and the sentimental better than
any of the rest.
BEADLE's MONTHLY for February sus-
tains the reputation of its past, in a large
amount of lishr, popular reading, incud-
ing stories, essays, sketches and poems
Mrs. f. Oakes Smith has an interesting
article on Edgar Allan Poe, and Prof
h. ID. Sanborn another on The Language
of Expression, or character through the
face and form.
The GALAxY is working into sure
place IN our literature. The number Tor
Feb. ] is iu!l of good articles, such AS
George Sand by Eugene Benson, with II
fitting supplement by the editor Orchard
Grant Whiteb The Negro in Blue, Tho
British Stage, Prot. Blot on Horsehesh
as Food, Our TaNs by Gcorre A. ror-