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New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

t-y' Saturdays Proceedings Of the ConstitH-
d0ndl Contention, Letters from our ,spec'at cor,
respondents in ConStantinople and Florence, and
the JERSEY Flats Improvements WiH be found on
the second page; the Money article, Markets, and
Shipping Intelligence on the third page; Scientific
NOieS on the Sirth page; and Court ReportS on
the Serenth Dd1e.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
IN OOPPESpOyDEYTS

N matte, c bs taken Of Anonymous Communcatons Whatever Is
authenticated bT the name and address
the ;enot publication, but a. guaranty o
his good faith
An business letters for should be addressed to THS TRin
NeW-iOk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

CHICKERING g. Sons
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
Rtthe
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS
addition to
The GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR
the Emperor NAPOLEON in
person. panied the presentation with
the decoration Of
TIE Cross or THE LEGION or HONOR,
thereby comforting to the
CHICKERNG MEDAL
the only distinction the four other medals AWARDED of raa0
, al f which were exactly alike Of equal value ani thereby
confirming the unanimous award Of the
THREE JURlEs THR INPER1AL COMMISSION
placing the CHioKERISs PIANO al the
HEAD OF ALL OTHERS
Earerooms,
No 653 Bnoapv,r. NXv-YaRy.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

Advertisements for this weeks issue of TIL
WEEKLY TRIBUNE he handed in TO Day
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

The store of ID. w. 0'Brien, at Cornish, Me-
was entered the night Of the 10th nst aud burglar
proof opened and rohhad of $4,000 In Government
aud other bonds,
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$780, 80 ssss .s M ~. BoeTor. Jan. 3, Dol.
In tho Superior Court to-day ths State Constable was
ordered 70 return the liquors. valued at $1,000 the
proprietor OF the Neptune HOUSE. Chelsea leach,
which had been declared BY the Court to be illegally
seized AT the State dinner u the Parker Hous last
svsninsths proprietor Of which u under ndIcmns for
lling liquor In volaton OF the lawliQuor wersTreely
furnished 70 the quests and freely partalsn Of
BY the Governor Councilmen and the officers Of State
generally s.S VI ihE Nstt gHi
document showing that the Ststs consabes hav done
amount Of york during the past year. moe par
tculariy in the Suppression Of the liquor trade and
In this city alone - the report shows over nv, hum
dred liquor establishments were brcken up durhg tho
year. while mot baroom or hotel bar has ben open
on SundayA In Essex and hiddissex COUNTIES the
sale Of liquors has been stopped almost entniy and
IN other couutiea u has been greatly rsduced Gam
bling HIS also been looked after sharply and tie most
noted establishments broken up. The value Of the
gambling Instruments connscsted Is not ~ from
$1,000 The police Of this city ere sharply nproved
In the report for the hostility 10 the State cdhsabes
which shey have expressed on all occasions. TIE force
comprises only ssvsnty-two men, including thru detsc.
tves, who have made over eight thousand arrestb ss
The report creates decided sensation In all crcles
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craeos eniv The dssoel = ~ Consas
bsang depetoAel 70 thsir desnafiesA A. IT, letters
from Greece noas have ssashs4 TURKEY fss ssas tss
Ths Athsaian prsss b bssiiy deonnung n the most
SERMONS manner the project Of national ioaa for
VIVA - usy could b offered for sucS loan, how /.
could bs paid and by what money markets II would be
taken up none Of the papers appear to trouble them
pensaby necessary the idea TO be carried out that
warke preparations must be made In Greece In view OF
the present condition Of Europe h undeniable for not
houses as well and even the few war vessels which
few years ago enabled 70 build have either been
put out OF commission or tIansfsnsd 70 the steam
navigation companies Certain 10 thai with
regard 70 navy material the sovsrnmsnt would
require 70 begin a1 on. - nothing 70 len
n supple. DSs non cr.s pr
however, speaks Of the formation Of nees work Of
tms Ono journal graysIy asserts that hsd the Hell
Eastern question woad fssn thai msnsst s. arsnssd
forever" 0thsu sxpected that ths ffsedom- loving
North Americans wesld have pssssatsl 0rssos with two
There Is no dcuSs whsssvss that throughout Greece
and Card. - esse AID soaviossa Tor lesg time pro-
mover ssss dipleao osnsdsTssions Of any kind % DIS
suads them from prsvsuting small out valiant Christian
non Ssiss crushed and .ranpsa upon By Ss ruiSisss
jass learn nth sas. On. Of Ii. foreign nin,sses one
n;sidsas & Is Sin.ssy q sSs voyssss which have
bssn made 70 Gambia BY the Greek stsansr Punhesnon
~: 49, s s's z: =: 's S
Greek gvsrnnsnt was requested By this rssssntssve
e y .sssss x x s iss s
unfOissnsssy iSs iossn nissssr vas nes aware ihss
70 borrow $500 900 drschmas froa tiis company and
that tho amount 10 sill owing M-
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smoke vsry freely o. shss subject 70 B. Marc ~ wnt
the Ieasth OF telling him that Mr. Lncons assaanne4
wa 4 pIos thai he himself SurfAk carried
direct nom ~ Devis' Cabinet IN Richmond the pgaei-
paI detas or the plot 70 Washington, and that the ass
snaou was not only done In accordance with the o.
and oriera ..
but he Is not person one would suppose 70 DC emil
nently trustworthy Is wen 70 acceps the statement
Il q strange that woman is II the bottom Of all
these affairs ST. Marie was led 10 betray Surraft
through jealousy the latter having been successful in
love affair at Washington, In which both compet
tors for tho affection Of the person General King
has sent the informer board the United States
Swatara for safe keeping. he having declared his life
unsafe in Rome on account OF the desire Of his late com
panions aveAge 1ur1tts capture on the who be-
trayed him The affair has created immense sensation
among all Americas circles In Rome and Florence; little
also spoken or and although all rejoice at the man
capture II 10 pretty generally conceded that the author
ties at homo viii ind sumo diculy In knowing how to
deal with him Ac~
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. ~ ,..s.ss III ,a48....t. BosroS, Jan. l. 1857.
Tho Aduiant General OF this State Ia engaged ii pre-.
pairing most important and extensive record OF the
Massachusetts soldiers who served In the LATE war II
viii give the fullest and most authentic particulars OF
every one OF the one hundred and fsy thousand vou
dsnce and The place credited 70 the date Of entry into
the service and the going out thererom The reasons
for retiring will also be avenas, FOR instance death,
disability, deserton, &C., The record u Is computsd,
viii make work OK two volumes coverng one thousand
pages each Of the size Ia book form Of Webstrs Uns
The members Of the Park street church q their mess
Ing last evening voted unanimously 20 extend A. call 20
Professor o T. CArk Sceiy, On Amherst Cofe9s. The
former pasor wss Rev Rr stone, pow q sAa FrsacsoN
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EnGIand's DeteFMinafSon 60 Held IFoia9d.
From the London Times, Dea a. -
: When We were Id tho crisis OF the ssGggio
with the French republic crushed Irish rebellion.
How much moro easily would tho wox b done novi As
Dr. Fitzgerald very truly tells his n0ck England viii her
neet could sweep every SEE with her army shecoud
every Of the land She Possesses humid
less wealth. she would exhaust I'll these resource shs
sconid sacyfce her last on ow1 psnd h~ loa shilling,
bofs Of attack against her b. hostile Power These
things seem commonplace 20 Engishmsn, because We
can hardly conceive rsasonable beings TO whom they
would not occur sp0ntaDo0usly. But among an unre-
ecting people like the Irish Of Munster they needto be
spoken and they cannot Be too often repeated in speech
and writing. W ~ $685. ttnss 4A #ft
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the FRENCH BUDoEr.

M. FhId's Hopes Of a ssrplus--Cest Sf ssEx-
tcrHi intcrventiouo In Mckee asd Rome.
From the London Times, Dec. n
Hd'sreport marks criticdi posus In the history
OF th4sccnd kmpire The alarming condition Of the
Frenonances Al the time whcn NJ Fould wns called 70
NApolS Ill vas indeed gieriouA byt Il Ew undeupt
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the AUSTRIAN GENERALS.
Hostile Meeting Bssween Count clnm-e ala

HOstHe MeettnH Betw0en Count CInm sd niIms
nnd Marshal Benedck. rN
From the journal des Havrs Dec lo.l t
From Vienna We learn that on the 18th inst q duel
TOOK place between Marshal Benedek and Count Clam
Galias, at = ANAL town near Prague
Count iamGaas received two sabre cuts ono on the
head and the other on the His second N. dc
Crennevc, first aid.de-camp OF the Emperor Francis
Joseph The brothern-lAw or Clam Gallas NJ Mensdorf
Pouy, was tho second Of tho Fold Marshal H. Mems
dorf was opposed TO the choice Of pistols because Gen.
era Clam Calais n VIGOROUSLY good shot This coupled
with the rank or the seconds proves that there was
rather desire to satisfy point of than thirst
the late war II s0 lT ~ IN
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~ r~ o7an neN.4anf 8lft ~ rf*1Hsa raeE ~ Aa1
AWARDS in EUROPE.
az s,1ia ------~--~--------- 81 y
John H. Surratt's Adventures, Friends,
Escape and Recapture.
fA ~ -~~~~~~~~~->~~>~~~~~~~
Tho Revolutionary Movement in Spain and
lbvian Unity Negotiations.
Foreign DlRonacy In Greece and the
Attitude Towards Turkey.
WHERE WILL MACMILLAN COT
"A @ 20 &c 10.
WHERE WILL MACMILLAN CO.,

Tho malta OF the Asia reached thiacy yesterday morn
Ing from Boston, bringing special correspondents
end dies from Europe dassd to the 22d Of uecsmbsr.
Our special advces from The city Of Rome, Madrid and
Athens embrace very Interesting Of our eable DE-
spatches relative 70 tho position Of the hean spanish
and Eastern questions tending popular snanchse.
msnt revolution ., rsssrr.,r
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berlin (Dec. ,1ol correspondence OF London Tlmss
The French General Castelncau after bis arrival
In Mexico, seised the luggage Of the Emperor Macmillan
lying ready for emberkaon ~ Vera Cruz Il consisted
OF no less than my chess and searched 70 recover
compomee chs writer v the eyes Of the Wsshnson gov.
vfnmsak % mAfimllAn who. Va bis homsssrd route.
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Brussels letter Of December 10 In the Vers of Tour
mai says:-Al the Belgian soldiers and residents in
Mexico who may intimate the desire viii be brought
back 70 Europe at the time the French troops
and civilians without costing centime to tho Belgian
government The French Cabinet behaves in this
most iiberallys 9gys tM&@@ < ff7 -a#s
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Al Gmperjat pfexican Yacht.

The Ondne steam yacht, formerly belonging TO
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Of December 20. from London to coal Her state
that she has been sold to the Emperor Macmillan, and
thar she route TO Gibraltar and Trieste. She let
tered "0udine Of Mexico"
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