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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
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Drieutalii1e TrG9e.

6ur3 pQr Dem S6lulIe Der lebten GonereB=
SeiIton bra6te Senator CHANDLER Son Mthts
gan cine 8siplutjOn Elm, burds welhe Der Ser
Tauf ron Rriegei6tfeu uuo Srte9Smaterial
an frelnoe frte9fu6renoe MGhte, Die nit ben
Ser. Staten i'm Grispsn lsbeu, legaliiIyt
wertsn iOu. Der antrug fam guar ni&t
mebr sur @rleOt9ung. miro a6er Obne 3neifel
III Ger n06lteu Ssiion pon 9leuem eeteUt
perOen un0 erregt III europa, uamentIib in
Gn9lanp, 0ieIe &uIRerFiamtsit. Ser Globe"
in QOueCu be6auptet, btele @laBre9el Iei bon
Dem ruIitlaen GelanDteu in Walhtneton ins
lptrirt noroen, NublanD ie6e etnem eurCe
pdiihsn &rie9e entgessn ; unD oa feline eiqene
Jlptte in Der Sltiee uub I'M S6narsen Meere
etnaeldlOfien Wer0en tonne, mGuIWe IS Dis
untsritlbuug amerifanilter Rreu8eriGtHe, uul
rem 9dnpeI GnQlanos prer onoerer Mdate,
pside lt@ pen rulRl6en Nui4ld9en Gegen Die
GIrtei mioeritbsn pagoen, gu osrntGten;
aud runiGe se, I'D III Qmerita eineu tets
p~fsnen Qntauf5martt fir GriegslGife gu etz
aeuem 0ehrauGe ror3uberstteu. gu rteIen
pldnen gebDre aud bte Nbtretung BON 8uI.
fI6. gprpamerifa, Der 9reis, nm ben 9iustanD
Die 6IIfe Der Ser. Staatsu ~ertaufe. @ieueint
batteu F6 Die gtmeritaner aud Elm @rbtGd
nus Dem NadIn6e oeS ~,franten Mannes" ousz
bsouugen, etpa Die Smell Cyprus, um bort
cine eurOpGii6e 6lOtteu itattpn gu 6aben.
Gang in uebereinftmntung NIT Ubigeu Nus
ltGten bes Globe Rebt Die In unIeren g~eftrtern
Spalten eutbalten semelene RuprlOepei6e,
fpOrnd& sc in Ct. $stersburs btsb, rob Die
rulfIne 8egierung BON ben Der. Staten cine
Ban3eriIOtte a%hitatt Der ltipuIirten @eIbfumme
fir Die N6trstuug pom 8uifiH @merita err
balten peree.
@tpaS @OiittpsS fam In bieGsr Sa4e na=
tIrlia ert gei&e6sn, wenn oas Reprdientan.
teubaus Des @UnsreHe8 pteOer betiammen 1T,
UNI Die n~Itbigen Sewtut9unsen gu ma@
DIN.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Narplanber 9Olittt. Das Sem
tralcOmtte BON Somerlst Counts bat Diirifts
0rimarpablen sur republttantl6en Staats=
Contention auf Sam8tag 4. Stat anberaumt.
Muh in Die|em Nufrufs nereeu bic Sarbiaen.
syr Sstbeiligung an Del, Wabl eingelapeu.
Iuf Dtelelbe 3ett uno tn 0emielben Stune 1inp
Die Drimarpa9ten In Worcaltar Gpuntp auaee
prnnet.
Gen. ShOftelb, Der OiRrittsfcms
mancsur in gtrsinien, BAT bic MblGafuns
oe5 0ertdtes angerrDnet, fas ben 9r. gBats
fen fretlpra6, pelder BEN ~befannten 0scro an
einsm 9ieger bestn9. Serner bat er benz Ot<
reftCrium Der Gihmonoer StaDteilenbabn ges
ratbcn, ctgene Wagscns fir Die Sarbigen
fapvsn 5u Iafien, faQs mar cteisn niGt geitat<
ten ruue, In bsnielben @ue90ns NIT Den
Weieen gu f15ren. lem gifttgeu Rinmpns
Der &ebellenblntte vGimes" BAT Der General
~unsstau0i9t. puB er feline 9sssrsien nitt lan>
aer bulDen peroe.
Gen. 6ancOd'S gOnferen3 NIT
lSnpianer -6duptltngen. Giner
@Orrelpcnren3 I'm 8anlaS Scurnol BON Sort
QarueU Is. April entnebmen mir fOl9enDe Inc
terelIante 8elAreibuns ether Gonferen5 pss
Gen. 9anecd NIT mebreren Snotanere 6Gupts
ltngen:
Sn GOlae elmer pOrberssgunsenen GinlQ-
Ouns beS Gen. 6anccf tamen ssltsrn NbenO
Is 6Guptltnse Der GbepennsS cper Dog Sol
bters mad benz Eager. Der General bate
feline anoere NblEdt, ais tbnen Die NOtbpen-
oigteit ein3upra9sn, bnb fe Die frabsren Ser
trdge balten miibten. 0te 8er6anplungan
tOten eth ~leltenes SAnupiel bar. Die Nadt
mar punfel es mar aber elm grebsS 8sner
an9e5InOst, um nelGsS berum beibe Parteien
plob nabmen. Nn Der etnen Sette Iaeen bic
@eneraIe 5ancrf, Smttb, Guitar, OaU!Dlcn
uno Gibbs NIT Iammtlihm Irtilertes, Canal
lerte' ,unO SnfanterieUff3teren, ale in boiler
Uniform, an Der enoern Die Snotaner96up.
hinge NIT Utaiur GOwarO @YncOOp, thrsm
N9enten, unb benz OOlmstl1er. Dte 6aupts
hinge 'paren perlAteOen s~etlsibet. Gtut9:
tru9en Die 9epSbnIiGen Mliltt1rmGnteI, am
osre battsn rctbe 8ianEsts ur1 tbre &Srper qe.
lhlungen, uno aIe bat:en Ed NIT ben bun.
tstsn Sarben bsmalt. 5olsbdnssr uuD langi
'S9rrinse tparsn tbr 3auptl4maG. Die Sc.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
OelmhpiO'S
Gcncentrirtcr TluibsgrsraFt
6s n~RnAnA;n0
our6 BEN Gaual.
Nbiiab. s 8altO. 1tnipn Steamboat
Comp.

betIt SGuteGusf9Gase unb e q 10 Il Is
~artise auSbrH d E bee 5atIess gtdieu, Gusen,
GuSenIiber, bes &rpfeS uub her SaIt,
peIhe bas GusIeten 10 e~rtfe1eu, Sertreibt ale iblimu9u
GOlsen bon GuedFlber unb ale 1lebeI, bic bon Srautbsis
ten 5uritdSebIieben cter In Der 6aniille erbIiG finb. Gr=
reer 8ineer tSnuen bafielbe nit Ger SrSSteH e.
Gerbeit nebuIen.
3wei G6t5ffeI bes @ariapasina in eiusm @4Ops
pen gSafer seuii@t III sleiG beuI Qssbpn @einnbbeitss
Grant unb cine GlaiHe III eIeiG elmer @aDone 6ariapes
Syrup rter anbsrsr @iHmgsH, tUic fe jest bereitet
Gin iutereiianter geri6t bon Seuiauttn Erooers s fS,
ben @ebrau& bes Garinparilu Grtratt bel s~epifeH
Qeiben if in benz Dtebico GbirMsieal Rsoiefp etiGienen,
in DeiGem er BEL 8eiprepuug Der &runfbeiteu, bic Uoi
ii6erm6sigem @ebrauG ben Guedftlber %berriPren, rebdnrs
tet. ba6 ju bersu Seiluns niGts benz 5uriapuriIa Grtraft
sle!GtSmmt uub feline Seiltraft an6ercIbertli@ ia erSser
1T aIs irsenb zines i'm bstanuteu SeiImitteIs. Sc If i'm
f~trensfen Slime teS Wrrtee cine @rSuei, bic nit i5ren
uni@Sttaren @~iseui&aften, ielbft uop in GSGeu, 100 ss
9efabrbriu9enb mare, aKbere ~Nrssneieu au3upenben, NIT
bem befen Grfcls esbrau9t tperben fam.
GeImbO!n'S
Concentrated @drfapaVila GrtrdTt,
iber 18 Sabre in @ebrau& Wirb terietiist Bon
$. E. SeImbotb,
Gpctbefer nnb @benia, 594 gsoabuop, Ngcrf.
gu BADEN in alien TrushDres. l5ap6mt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Oampfsrna6rt6ten befagen, barauf brtngt,
bab Der Rrteg @reubens 9eaen Grantrsi6 jsbt
b%egCnnen werOe, tnSem Dreusen purGaus
0%erIfet let uuo In rtslsm Wcrcnte sesenils
Der BON GrantrsiA bret Gbancea ge8en etne
SAFE.
@eiieres iiber bic GcnfsreuSbebtngunssn
iupet Der 2sfsr In uniersn q a 6tpepe-
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
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WNti3.
&CeDbUr @iUGtr,
MhnnInt

WYNN
Bat feline Office ron $40. Al ct. Raal ctr. ua@
Ie- ii @SurtIanb eta,
srpif3en 2~erineteu unb Saratoga Str. oerlsst. laplr1t
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
@rcelFOr
@baftenar'S
Daar- Gntferner!.
Grcelfpr
Stir @saiaafinna itbsrfiiii0er 9nare !

4eionbers empIieblt ftp bieier tpertbecle Depites0r ben
DameH oIs elm artitel pbue Glei6eH fit bic peibIi@e
S&Subeit, 1T lei@t au6upenbeu, %oerbreHnt uub perlssi
Mot bic Sant, fpnbern tpirft brett af bic WurSelu. GS
ipirb ~s0rantirt, ras er tberfHitSss Soar UDu uiebrisea
Stirnen pber bpH irSenb enem onberu E5eIe bes SSr-
perS Sclifdnbis, sap3Ii9 unb raotial e~ntferut unb tSbtet;
bic Saut pei9, ebeu uub Haturli@ IS5t. Dies III Der eins
sise artifel, ben bic TranapIsn ssbrauGeu uub Der etnSise
ipirfIit pirfeube ~eritireuee Depilator. RrsiS 75 Gts pc
Gadet pcrtOfrei seianbt on iebe Gereiie bel @Es fang elmer
Orber bon Berger, Quits & 60, S5emifeu,
op24il 295 SHiSer Str, Trpb, ND.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
DeutfheS ArbeitSs &aGsueifungSs
SHreNu,
IAgme5Rr, SIR. b5,

utter auFiGt Der r0ert!&su @sielfaaft.@
aae Gieieuigsu, m eIbe Seuti4e SanbperfeE, arce
ober Discrimination 81 beIGdfttSsn pinI9ert fctrte all
beatl6eH I~rbeitiu9eubsn u1nsH ftp FeriSnlt3 coer tn
~frantirteu 8riefsu an ben aseatsH hr @eielitaft, Sra.
3. 8eHtugbpf, Str. So Gbauaesfr.i ~Supenesu
peI1er unsHtatlbliH aussaRft srtRslIsa wirb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

GW 8ert6 eines9 Druid
febIers. Sn unGsrem eellrtssu eriten
9ettartifeI vgGGliAe Sreue" mu6 es ba, mo-
bon oer Gerltaderuns SaSpperS burh gtf>
tor Emanuel Die &see lit, ltatt vleiner Qbneu
Siege" netiirIib bstBen; 0ieiner @bneu
Wtege"
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
EbeObDr GaonsiS

EbeODDr GDmiS,
GOnpenancer unb Collector,
EfU. 50 Tapette gsr.s Sslegz6 tubs, unter hem
s,WfdngpE @pIfe,H
erlaubt fb hermit BEN %ubIifur1 bic apSeiSe gu u;a@en
baB CT aae I6riitIi6en Arbeiten, udlnentliG 6 a nfs
9ppptbeteH, 8tIISo Of sale,
q II n a@ten, 8 # ameate u. I. 10. imne1,
pinftii@ unb r,@4ig ahfertiSt.
SSgSA $ an e t uub e oubsHter rsrbm eess
80 fanit pne setdpft, @eIbcrauSsetieReu,
N&@ o. e3npnseu uup oite 9 v eins
tafTEt u. |. 10. wys25jl
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
l{unoe 9Qmen beadtet oieftS

8on ben &GbIt9eu6 ctser bon @eF8tss
nuIper uuD UaI&mittel. Pile iciHe 9iitteI rerirpfeu
bic Bcren Der Sant u. ~serftSreu In tur;sr 5eit bic ytatur'
farbe. gSenn fs elm fri&es, e~eiunbes unS tuseueH1es
Ienscrs piuiaer, tanu irGteu fe $slmbolbs SsF'
SApdriQd &rtraft nerfpeuben,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Nnnia, Mnin q

gaeine Serren! Da i'd Perrp 0aOis Sain Sill
Ter sebrou8te anO ben pp9Iibati9su ginfas %bs1sTten
fenneu lsrute, 10 siupfe5le i1 i'm benz @abttum nit Ser
SuiSen ais bic bette 6~arnitieumetiSiu, tsst9e i1 femme
On bieiem GtabIifement ftnb iaf 100 FeriOnen bei1afiist
usb 9Rr Balm 9i0sr if nit benz Danberbarften GSfclge
benrst pprseu. Set A SatIeu III ieber uo5 70 iGrcre
San bon ScIif, Gotumerfrauf9eit uab 0tuer Der 9eilfrait
bes n9iuer" mie 3auserbaIt sepiheni unS fir G@uitt>
wuuSeu, 0ueti9unseu &C. if er nit e5cu 10 Butsm G,foIS
in fat tSSli5em Gebrau&e.
Spbn &anner,
@Ormann bon Gsri3btca II. Gp,'s Druderei, Cincinnati, o.
Sci DrusStRsn uue alien SerfaHfeyR BON Samileus
mebiyineu iii 9aSe1. l5aplmt
epi6e E, bic cine i&Sne @ei&tsfat6e UItni&en, miis
fen has Stut r~einiseu urb perbefern, mas bHrG Seluis
tOlb'a Sariaparila grtraft eSeit picb. Grast fr SeIms
tclb's uub nebmt fctueu aHbern. SelusbpIbS cons
ceEtrirter 9 iapariIIa grtraft IL
Der srcSe 8lutreiuissr. 23op6mt
Grcellpr ! GrcelIior !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
ST. GEORGES YESTERDAYS IMPOSING
CONSIDERATION.

At III o'clock yesterday morning, the formal
conservation Of St Georges Church commenced Dr.
stephen H. Tying read the instruments Of the endowment
and his son the words OF conservation The Rev. Mr.
jaeger Of the Anthem Memorial Church and the Rev VIM
T. Morgan performed the Introductory Offices Bishop TOT
urayrrhOOk conservation services, auu the
elder DR. Tyg preached the sermon choosing for his text
tho eighth verse OF the Goth Psalm Lord have loved
the habtatIou OF Thy house. and the place where Thine
honor dweleth." A portion OF DR.. Tyng's discourse
wa, devoted 10 n historical account or the
rise and progress of ST. Georges parish The professional
entry OF The 2s clcrymeu the most solemny picr
esqnc portion Of the conservation aud the singing OF te
chr,iers assisted by delegation from the ST. Clements
choir. the usplriting and sympathetic. Mr. VIZ
Williams has trained these cholStcra with exceeding care
and every regretted that Illness caused his absence
from the organ though everybody WAS glad that Ar H.
Sampson, Organist Of ST. stephens suppheu MS pia'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
THE HUDSON RIVER POLICE-THE MErRoPOLI-
TAN sYSTEM IN JERsEN CIrY

The Commissioners of the Hudson River
Police have sent In their annual report TO the Governor
In it they complain of the smaluess OF the force and re-
quest that 25 more patromen for day duty may be added
to H. ms under its present strength only six men can 10
ON duty from o'clock H. 20 o'clock y. This gives
800 persons FOR each patroan 10 watch over Al ght
n men are on duty which allows one policeman 70 every
100 Inhabitants Seveuyye patrOlmen are needed Tor
the proper enforcement OF the city ordinances ahough
thrv have been pretty Cfccually enforced as II Is
sunday has been respected, and all liquor saloons
have been closed from - o'clock on saturday
nht 10 ~ o'clock ON sunday night Since the LIST day OF
May till November l. $500 for licenses has been PAID lhto
the city Treasury and for violation Of the ciiy ord
nances during the period g. 5gs has been collected
of which SUM 81 sos for selling liquor without IL
censc From May l. 1866 TO May 1867 only 80 licenses
were applied for and granted from May !, 1851 To Nov J.
1867 l6 inns and tayerns, ard 2s3 restaurants were IL
censed making an addition Of 219 over the previous year.
only six months of the present year having elapsed Al
This date III police force consists Of Chief four AIDS
two Detectives, and A PatrOlRen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
THE CIVIL COURTS

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday
by James II. stevens, Moses BuXbaum Isaac BuxbauIn
John b. Arthur and John Gaylord Wells.
Before Judge Gilbert in Brooklyn. j. IT,
DObbs sued w. H. More TO S4 the value Of some
nent was rendered for the plaintiff for the full amount
The United States Supreme Court has de-
cded that deposits IN savings bank invested In United
states bOuds' are subject 10 local taxation The case nm
@hcl tho decision was made that Of the State OF
Connecticut against the Hartford Savings Society.
Assemblyman Frederick A. Madison anneared
as counsel before Justice Dunno BROOKLYN and messed
the claim OF Mr.. Timothy Bigelow reporter for SQ7
for services in reporting The Justice ordered Judgment
~ Mt BigelOWs favor, and an execution was placed I'M
the hands OF Constable Courtney yesterday morning
Before Judge Lott in BROOKLYN Yesterday
In the Of David Pringle agt Charles W snouldi,y
the jury awarded verdict for plaintiff of $3.50 damaoas
The action for an alleged breach agreement an
the 18th OF April house was purchased OF defendant FOR
$500. At the time the agreement made nlantiff
paid $lOO but before the full deed had been
signed The property again sold to another person for
$3.50 additional. "
In the Supreme Court Chambers, before .Judoo
Barnard, John Lewis Phipps and others sued James
Place The plaintiffs claim that Place Is indebted 10 them
ia about $70O0 the cost OF $500 bags OF coffee since
the sale the defendant failed In business The nlan
discharged and subsequently arrested 10 was claimed
that no person can be arrested twice in civil action
The Court reserved It's decision. -.
Mr. Justice Barnard having decided, IN the
case Of James h. Place, mat part! might be arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

before Judgment under the Stilwe act notwithstanding
an order of arrest had been granted in the SUIT under the
code, his examination was oOnlmenuS,u Du. was ~"
ourned uudcr habeas corpus for his release issuing out
OF the Cont OF Common Pleas In ms CONT aIer SOME
argument the matter adjourned to permit the Court
to examine the legal questions raised
In the limited States Circuit Court at Knox
vile Tenn Isaac Il. Tinkham has obtained $4,000
damages ag1inst Gen. James Is. Seedman. Ttnkham,
who rs a citizen Of Michigan, when Gen. sherman took
he rout House in that city at considerable expense
When Gen. sherman left Atlanta, Mr. Iinkham by his
consent moved back Chattanooga within the Federal
Iie With his property Gen. Stcedman, being in com
mand there not only took possession OF MT Inkhan
property but had him arrested and put IN JAN For THIS
he sued ana recovered
I, tbe Cbancery Court of Memphis, the
holders of the Exchange Bank notes OF Murfreesb0ro
have sued the state Bank OF tennessee ana the Ones
of the state Bank and the STATE Oh tennessee or
500 600 and 100000 in bonds alleging that the bank as
lie fiscal agent Of tho State had IN her keepng by law
those bonds, and the same being extracted there,
denies that such bonds alleged were ever taken there
from and that Spence got all the bonds ever deposeu
there either by himself through the Comptroller or MS
clerk and that such were deposited was not geher
hut special deposit and denies any gross 70
make her liable for the same even tney hau Deeh
and that she merely the CUSTODIAN ana not the
trustee for said bonds Decision has not been reached
The United States District Court was occu-
pied with important cases yesterday me hIs Wa
a suit by the Government 20 c0hueIn o. o ~. s
hair the ground that the claimant MI msn, en- en-,
deavored 10 pass II through the Custom House Tree OF
duty being of domestic production When IN Iac,j II
was n foreign production and liable 10 heaNy unly MI
Wilson claimed that IL domestic product had Deeh
sent from this port TO Liverpool ana consigned 10 al
agent there 10 SELL but who, failing TO dispose OF II sas
fectory reshpped here The jury found IN favor OF
tbe claimant The other was the seizure OF tho
steamer Atlantic OF the Bremen line Tor carrying an eH
cess of passengers contrary TO the Act OF March 1860
section ~ She released from this pOOcess on DOhu
being given the amount OF $335O The Atlantic was
seized few DAYS ago another charge-tat some OF
her officers attempted 10 smugge wines &c., INTO ms
port The owners then gave bonds and she was released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20


new railroad route is now being completed
by the Camden and Amboy Company, extending from
Camden to Hightsown. The first part Of this line e1-
tending from Camden 10 Pemberton, was constructed
under charter granted to the Camden and Burlington
County Railroad Company. and is now IN operation Inc
remaining portion under the charter OF the PemDeroh
and IL glt-tOwn Railroad Company, ana is Delng rapluy
nused 10 completion. TWOthlrds Of the track Is ateay
hid and the grading ia nearly finished Ihs new inc
viii omen up OF the best farming lands IN NeWJe,
soy Including the lannon's Cream Ridge OF MONMOUTH
County, celebrated for the productiyeness OF its
soil and the wealth OF rs inhabitants. The
troll OF nearly twenty different railroad routes.
IL A. said that plan Is foot looking TO the construc
ton of new railroad route between Boston ana the coal
regions Of Pennsylvania. Surveys show that route
diyergng from the Boston and Erie Road at Wiimanhc
and passing through New-iiaseu, would be 20 mics
shorter than the route through Hartford lnnuentlai
parties are preparing TO take advantage OF ns ae ahu
are aborng obtain extension of the New raven
and Derby Railroad O the Hudson River then TO form
connection with the Erie Railroad. company has al
ready been organized under the General Railroad Law
NrwYork 10 construct this latter portion OF the me- ana
application will be made at the coming session OF the
the part within that State. TINS new ronte'
by the saving Of time and cost OF transpora-
ton which 10 would effect, would undoubtedly
secure u large portion OF the traffic OF eastern New
England new railroad Is said 10 be contemplated III
Eastern Pennsylvania, commencing at point lh OF near
Jenknown. and extending IN uortherly or nOttit9st
erlv direction by the of Huntington valley D1fs-
Vile jacksonville Cenreyile and LahaSka 10 the Dela-
ware River, a short distance above Ncw-Iiope'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE UNION LEAGUES AND THE GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC.
u ID, Editor Of he Tribune.

THE Union LEAGUES AND THE GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC.
To o., Editor of77s HihhHs.
SIR: In your paper of the 14th inst. l observe
an erroneous account Of the meeting OF the Nauoha
Coupci Of the Union League Of America, which III some
nonts l deem it proper to correct Your Washington
SAYS 1.-THE chief feature OF the proceed
mos was the presence of delegation from INDIANA anu
INC West representing the Grand Army OF the hepuHC;
Soliciting the appointment of committee on thc pay Va
tbe National Council to confer with kindred conhlttE
70 IVA chosen bv the Grand Army of the Republic Ooth
committees to meet in January next Win view 70
operation in the coming Presidential eIeGlloh
facts are "a follows: Mr. Grow of PennSy wanna Ouelcu
resolution that "a committee of five be appointed 10 CVeI
with ike committee 10 be appointed by the GIal1 army
~ the Repubc at its National EnCampnen on inc lol
of January next TO effect cooperation ana unlt9 VI
action of the two organizations ana 10 report 70 w
National Council at Chicago the 18th OF May, lehe
action OF the said committees 10 be or no erect UNI I
ed nv both organizations. After some debate as 10 te
character and purposes Of the Grand Army tne Iesu
ton was adopted and the Secretary directed 10 sehu
COpv OF IL TO the COmmanderinChet OF the Orahu AIn
of the Republic Although there were present seSeLal
delegates who were comrades OF the Grand Army OF le
Republic there was delegation from that %
nor did the resolution emauate from any OF thtl, ny
Grand Army Of the Republic Is composed OF veterans VI
our army and navy without regard 10 Color cCtu vi
notics and supports neither the Republican hOr bSuo
cratic Marty IFS characters social military DeeN ot
and patriotic and has nothing TO 40 WIN pdItlsauSiP.
The above is the action of the Union League only ana IOI
II the Grand Army the Republic must not III any decree
be held responsible until il raes IT, very rsptculS
FRANK j. BRAMHALL Asst AdJt Gen.
TTJorS DcDt Of Neir York, Grand army % We htP"O'o
AdjutqIt generals O1fce, New-IOrk Dec 10, 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

:, t.,,,;os Of common warn. the mill turns ont
IIrpe and packing paper worthy OF remark lor us
strength. .oro chow, ruipcd
In Oat|'c ,d naToonia or cathedral full of affairs
ni.nossessed converts are very common nON-t-1"H9
I'm Mexico What surprises the stranger lhosl VI an
Is the vastncSs of these chuIchpOpeIueSdl Oollli
son 10 surrounding life ana habtallOh ne CVl ven
~ Orizova could accommodate its monks by humid
reds Ii was surrounded by large ana lIaRldH =
Gardens. with fountains and tanks of Water-One Oh
The most costly artificial beauties OF Mexican PARIS
and lis reclises were certainly well ACCOMMODATED
What they did by way OF earning hVeiihoou Is d"
mystery. ,. 4;o,,. 20 tbe
site of curions disaster to the Liberal cause. VI
tLe hill of BOregO overlooking the town. an am VI
5000 under Gen. j. c. Ortega-the same VIM Lt
Gently claimed the Presidency-encamPeG AZ n'E6 Hi
one hundred and fifty Frenchmen scalS' ~ or,,,
and getting between the two divisions OF ms @ ,o
opened FIRE The divisions therenpOn DEAL IiaI6
upon each other. and their MISTAKE N1S der
known mill by the careesSness OF the t,,e
jn-Cbief and the murdeTOus blunderng on M ~ IN,
almost onehalf of his army had been paceu "V'0 ."
combat. g lie career. Maxi
,;Iior Lod his court at Orizava. II is nOteWoItny
that the building which ne OccuPeu g Io orrivoI
was recently fitted mp in expectation 81 wv e. +be
of Gen Banks aud Gov. Morton, IN auo'Io ,,o,,;ad
thor American gentlemen who nave aCIOnPtII,ON
senior Romero to the Carital-am0hs ' ~ TiSt a
Babcock of the Staff of Cen Grant; Nj % ~, II;
commercial friend of the IlOeIal UOS q, f c.
Nm VI ond Gen Sturm. late of the stan OF Gov
Morton. The two most distinguished AMI IlOan d
having failed 10 arrive their countrymGn ana !tlIe
scnfatives were not the less Hospitality lodged III te
paioce Of Macmillan. By orders OF freslueHt
Juarez the house had been htted up III IuS 4.J w.
sumptuous manner. preparatory to the arilSal VI to
expected guests of the Governments lhelr Iost ~ @
Ccn Rero1de Commandant of the District an Oihcer
who has travelled in the United States, ana WHO 10
one of the most enlightened ana nDeIM Oh w I'm
gressmen-ecct to the national Legislature Oh
~ ~, - sc q pf ~otionaI courtesy. X. Oh.