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New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NLH YORKln the
matter Of JOHN JKFfERiS Bankrupt Is
tie SewiOrk the J1h day
tember A. D. lBs7TO WHON n NAY conc HN The undersigned
hereby h appointment Assignee oJOh JkFfKhls
Of the CITY OF Newiork tn Comfy Of New York and STATE u New
said district aud Who ha been siulgd iankrupt uOn
hs Own petition, ~ the DRtn,t Court II -af District
JNO. SEDGW ICK. Assignee,
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STEAMBOATS, anb gailroaos.

CPECIAL N0TICE.-CHANGE OF TIME
- The BRISTOL LISB Of will and s.r MONDAY Oct
II Pier No 40 North River At in,ies Of hereto
fore n. q. BRGGS Geuerll Msnager N :. =. 70
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
L. MAFsHAis Oy-cE h. u. oy PESwyLy,sIA.l
PuiLABEtFBiA oct Is. is67. !

day Octeer D. 1867 Warrant Bankuptcr iNsurd
agsit the Es.lie Of ALEXANDER LANE Of Hiairph IN s
touuty Phicpa fs o PeuusJ VIII has beeu al
Judged bar-lpi Bis petition that tie psymn,s o dents
delivery property bela ag T. such Bsnkmpt 20 him. OF for
ard TIE tsuser properly h bm forbidden bI las"
meeting Of Con OF sid Bsrkupi to prove ihcf Debts
ard ef s baf viii b. heh II Court
of Bakrupcr he horn 81 y, so Nsnrsl u the V of Phs
william Nh eh, Re-i'ter, The 18th dsJ Of
o-,h-r A D. 1907 At "A o eoeE q N 4. g. ELLMAKBR,
ot.l Wg,T s Marshal ~ Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

6nh dsv = October 4 D. 0C1 Warrant in Bankruptcy
~ tAki fkS Of New iort thr County of
ort who las been Audged baHkrup
pet8u yauncrt debts and delivery OF
property eongg BANKRUPT TO him. for bis and the
propfrt by him forbidden W aE TIA. .meftnK OF
he erou OF the sid bnkrr to prove her det' Ard TO hse
ae OF viii he h~l AZ Court Of Bank
rrte 20 s~si New York before Jobn Fioh
REGISTER on The d. ol nsccnb-r A - 1901 At IL Ook not
i6 ll6I. MlRRAl, l. \ Marshal ~ hessengrr,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
rAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.

- Il
- FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER. FITCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL. CON
CORD. TnE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The snd stsnch steamers of the horSee l.ns .o..
CITY 0F BOSTON and CITY or NBHIoe
cave New daily (Sundays sroepied Al oees ron
Pier No % hors ,, EiyeT ,,Sx 20, ., 's'P'l'
there eoan,cnr with the steambo EIpss, Train above
points hoetfh and Worcester Boston tl Moree worcester
and NASHUA and keS London Northern Railroads
/. 5 MARTIN Agent or the Pier
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY -
~ and Hviort foot Of Liberty
Junction With the Delaware lsckwanna and Western
forming direct ss Pittsburgh aud h, West without ebAngs Of
A ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THE wRSr
Three Krp Trains 1ay r The est except sgaiaJL "hea
a o he
s,riy miles snd hre b, Chicago Cincinnati
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Aprl o. lsI-Leaye New iors $. foloTs; u
~ m-For lemlgtnu Fasor, Betaiehew, MAuch Chnnt
NitIanspo6 Witesbarre hahanov CITY. SC. -
AmhHsrREN fNPRFs ior Eaton, entown harfshurg fi
burgh West change Cincinnati CHI,
Northern Central snd Ph aud Es koa for tue 1d he O onA
Conueet at Junction with De Lscl ad West T. Tor sovd'burL
WEter Gap. Sorsnt0u Pdt0n. KiI-stor Great Bend a.
u TRASfor Baston. Allentown hsueh Chlnk Wifs'bare
kelinF tDunba Lanrase k7h LI fottsTle hArnAJhg nc
amp m.-for Panaeld
n--Tor Rastou.
So m-For Somervile ard FisisiuEtou.
D m-CisUSN,rt RIFHEss-For tsst'n, feihehen hiues
Reading HARRISBURG Ptsug Chicago srd Creinnfcon
Harrisburg vita WlhAnpor; ge ssspng Cars
sisp u-Por Junction and isiernsIas ,tAiiouI
80 h%wRSTRRS RxPRRSs TRAIS-FOt E.,ssa Ansu,esa
Reading TIsrishurs. Piishurgh. and the Nsst
through from yery t 10 hnrgh every eVeainE
Additional nj o BFrgea Point bl1abeih, SC
be obtained a. 'e oGoe Of ne C,ntr Rail
ofN-wJersey foot Of Liberty - r. a ~ Aso House Nos
JOSIAH o. STkARNs, Saperutentsht
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
UNirEp STATE MAEsnAgs oyFcE. T. D. or PESSsrtysts,
PHiLADgLPHiA. Oct Ia, 1861
V'IIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

iHhday Octobrf A. b Bankruptcy
against the REs ofSkPHin P.DARLiNGfON oPhiadepha.
Philadelphia and Of Pnsy who has been sd
juge Bankrupt Petition that the pamcut u anJ Deb
deliver property belonging 70 such Bankrupt 10 him or
aHd property ky h rbdeu by au
Meeting Of the CREDITOR of the sail Bankrupt 90 the
Dcb 10 assguee n hi Estate will b. heh AZ
Bankrupte h hoeu No 6 Walnut st. the CITY Of
Philadelphia J. uber Ashton. esq Register The ith day Of
S,yrmb.r A ID 1901 at "A o'elock A. M y G.. RLLMAKRR,
2 Marsh as
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

ST LouIs Mo- October 10. 1901
BARGE SALE of PUBLIC PROPERTY
VIII Public Ancton at the Depot q Army Clothing and
k,e.fe NO North Msist St ious tue 2sr DAY or
hT0RfR INST commencing II O'Clock the following srt
e., sf Army Cletstng and klupsge. viz:
$3.50 WOODEN BLANKETS
Ts banke,s aud The best condition and os great in
ksrsssats 70 dealers -
quantity Of damaged property will be sold At the same time
R.I Samples OF all the Depot at pme pre-
80
TESMS-Casb Funds 10 cent doyu the balance
b.i,s the Foo Depot which mns he within I've
hy Sndef forfeiture Of the purchase an the u per cea
aeDssiied
B, order 81 TIE QnartsrmadsrGenrraL .
John r. BODGBRS, Captain sod Military SorekeePer L. A
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
Si,lmbOais anG gailrOlSs.

CfA%H''ND*A" ~'N cft.''fS"N~'
EOR NEW-HAyEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
I,aLD. @s-F4&A. Que DoHr ssn, 5.'. rsek Sup or
EOR NOKWATK and DANBURY The
stelmhoA NELLY WITH leaves FER No 81. has hyet a.
oror oi end foot u Thirty 7rhst a. .'V u" 'onleoas "'''
pEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY, and all
pol e. saa So19 "a caaeon riA ,o, s,. Or''-
s..1:, AoSP1i. 81 iS,y StS'si'M s,,. M Il r. c5rolsr.
TUESDAY TuUR, IiAI. snd SAlttUAi.
a. - n. f'1 Per No 81 Horh RIVER iooi qi Sa.a, H..
lekrs SOD 70 al points, anl baggage 'h'e'7' "n '
I OW FARE TO BUFFALO-Only S5-yla
- y. Genital Railroad and Toy sssHSs & ad s ]
n7t l3ly si1d2ys eHcpten rom i-e. DO - ~ 49,, - ~ , .,,
81 a. O'Clock D. y Oa PURCHASING ''''e '''I % ~ ' ~
EOR ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 90 cents,
- y, a., 'e % 'oos f.' ] q c%ifCUT and C. v&EDse
BlT ir.1e r, No. - y H. d'J S c.,o i]od Fprs % on
5esya's suadsy. s 20 % ''' '''' N''''
NOTICE.-CHANGE OFH0UR--Qn and after
~ MONDAY 0ct p ,i- .9, & y & ~, f" ~ ,t i oe er es,
,-s ne r. r. 1'gI y p5 !. 6rror ro MAEIlS Aseul
E-wiorA oct l5 1901
DOR SAG HARBOR, GREEN PORT. ORR,
Il FNr olIrNr POlKT AND NEW -SUFPoLK-ihe new and
Sssoq & & s'f,' cam .S .T EYo o. Ttib5YS TUsDAYs and
SATqED4hS a, T iST -. a As ioss Suio and RIVER
bead RETIREEG ies,es $40 H4EBC on M0NDAYS MhDSEs
DAYS and FRDAYs, At D. 10, MANSG TUX ESTHE CIRCUIT 9"
P1coye Bay BY 9aysg AND STONY rrooTs..m.r suv
REt9 C.pi A. iii1rrih leaves no. 20 TUESDAYS
TlURSnAs and sAIIAiPP P. a. G g .,. .s ape CONNECTING
FOR MYSTIC CoSS-Tbt elegant Sie,uer ARTISAN c.pt W
II GIBBS l-,yes P,er q e,H2i. BAT kvsr WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY at p ' eonsec. NJ v % Trans & =, ,,s s
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First-class
Ia s,sme state aud CJ o Hartford leave Peek sp
r. dA Sundsgs) at m for lirtle[i o. lot sf
ons for frh( ~ 81 Hartford seoni a
. cents mailing cheape, ani agreeable route 10 the White
MOI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

TRAINS LEAVE sBwYoRk
Yer Neu.Hsvsb IbG Bridgeport 100. 800 uI, H." i1ls
usl 1es fBtI as 40 sad I0e tEI) p. a. -. -. ,,..
Yer hioc, stsisrs, tsrSsd Southport ana "P'" ~" IL"
.rs.>.,i' Jse SO H1l, 500 ual nj izlS IIb 90 sIL
80, 40. Or 5.9o. tee EI) p ..
Yer Dzhsu co. 300 ll)oA N 3A, tR eorh
Var Btanioa 200 (EIl Ig EIs tbi fl3, a~
HIl 3t5 $50 (EIl 40. 40 $50, Goo III ,,.
sr6reep~ck ana tternssIlIs ssnsra 10 ses Inv Ai
30. A1. $50 @s soxu.crrso TRAIN,
Per Bsiiss via Sprrtfth, toel =. Ill aee thhh'"ra
bsT Rsssl via shsfs liRe, lfls tkLl l~p g.. "A.
Fer Hsrl.ra and epirEtsa. tnA n kLb l"' =" hhh u"
tssl 400 y. NJ 10 korieinriss . ., IT,, ,sn., a, "A.
Tsr Rllsrd Psvisssss .se Fihfn k,i''s '"L' - nn
N.- H,,s s.wLspds, ,.s ssu,Tts' k"lf''a Al o." ~
Fer Canal Rare.d, tais N to NorsinpseA
Yer Hsssstsaie Railroad AoO a n. dv -
Po,k ksuestack Railroad, 500 o ~ JO y "a
Dsnh n Railroad, 10o sW tf'p
s'ss''''" S"'''s ''' '"N' 'iNgs " HoIr, s-,,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

Cor LEcroH ~ lNIEksAL hfNFHtti
ForKTH DtsTKrr, STATE % NEN fokk. (
No 81 CnAsBsrssr.. n. J.. sept 70, llbI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that j have
d.an.d upon w. Of ION SEXTON fnown ~ Nee 10
apd l6 besbres York CITY Tor he payment Of Tar assessed
axan MONS Oppenheiu dsef 81 a. H due he nei Sae' h1
of fraud committed BY said Openhn upon hensal Es'enus
Al s "a, prepertv viii public suction tho premises
an br I-,h d of October 61 At II o'clock the Of h~i
d. y BAILEY. Collector Fourth District, NeR -lors
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-CllANGE OF
~ BOURS-On sasr MONDAY. Oct 1 uais' vii ea'e
follows sirOnfo % Of ConrtisEl-st:
POH PHILADELPHIA
Via Kens ngton II. IN. $50 p y night Fare -
Camden ,. m fare, ~ % S.JD p. H. fare -
West Philadelphia 10 a. u noou p. n: fare - -
Washington. $3.50 u nooH ';d0
For Sooth and Southwest $40 a. n. 1872
Fort West. $40 o. y noon, p NJ -" p m
The and through, viii but Vne ''s' o cans 10
GiuennAt aud Chicago.
Via KensIngtOn, II nL, i:J0 m. lZnght
Camden, 10
West Philadelphia ga. m, % p. ~. $50 p m
Prom Wlshngtsn, Z. .+S sBL, 1:l5 " an. = p o.
be checked be DELIVERED - inmates before
-T'''''' "' j. " wOODRFF Assistant snper,,,nd,ni
NORTHERN r. X. of N. J.-TraiDs leave
~ J,r,,, Civ 70, Perott NJ Sis snd DIS l an So!
and 7p m SATURDAY osly iliSp Thee IL az and s'1
p 70 Ivh tkouFb TOs w. DfhAhtST superintendent
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT HeL
(ONMkNClN0 JUSE D. Rs"
Ptnssrer suilsp Kewrorr TveetJ ass tss
Eninte Q INsnlI LevenllI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
L STATES hr tho SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORk-lN
B,sxEuiTctn The aaitsr M1trlMtk g. CoGsWELL, Bank
WHOM ERh: The undersigned herehY gives
bis appointment A-ign~c % the RAe Of MORTIMER
COGSWELL Of the brooklyn. Ia the CogHT o kngs, who
months next Immediately preceding
the Sing o. h pelu Bankpy the CJo hes York IN The
of and who the seventh day ot ABgst
ll aljuged Bsnkrup upoa pton ~ the Drtr
tn SAID Southern District Oi Ne"-I0
Dated Neg York the 'th dsT OF October A. w. 1871
JOHN TODD, Assignee,
ia n. yQ1U UraaI NrwN Nort
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
IN KRIpTCY-Eastern District Of Penn

sylrana sst Reading tie "a day of September A. D. lsol-
undrrszne hereby OF bis appointment A. Assignee
ufGEORGk BULrh Cay Reading the Countso Berks
anil Of Pebnsvana within said District who has been adindged
Bankrupt bis petition by the District Cont Of said District
OF laWJE Th HORACE A. lUNDr. Assignee &c
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loo

ERlE RAlLWAl.-Trains leave Depot foot
IL of C1amhers-st Favoria Ferry: .
500 bay Tor Rochester Buffalo Siimant Dunffk
aud All poats West su Souit
Train dany OtVls tud intermediate statont
1905 Erpfrs Mail iJt Busio. siiHt1ea DmIrt sHd all
points Wesi ani South. -
m. Train. for hdieio~n Ard intermediate stii.on'
E1prrss. soppirr a ~terlrF Jnuctn 1ufueri
sBi ell turHsTs 10 fOr Je hssbafEh iad War
wei
sg0p Wsy Trnin for Sgs,H an inierne!iits stauoos
for Rochester. blaAS. SAAmsncA
Dubkrk and al Doht South sni Wet
500 a. Wsv Train for Suacu and int'n~ta sat on'
5;n Night EIpres dsr for kocls-r fuaAa, hihThnca
Dunkrk ard oil est and Sonth hF hs 2n esag c'-eh
viii run tifVsgh 10 Cincinnati without ehsrEt
s0o N kmigrant 1rAin. cslT. for ihs West
Ao Wa Trans for BonK bprug. fase ani Ftsr'o. ~
and 9I5 l. n i.fs. % b.t. ant u p u On NhbhfS
DAY NIGHTS Tram y ooI for Sasera shd 'uisnea'
SUNDAY TRAINS -s:OI wir Tuu fer ou''.ns Y aai
5p for Passor N9h Trf .'r b1nkrA hufAe ho-n
ssisI salamanca and all Iosts eel sad Soo a. M fAsf'0s
ard Port Jews
BIpress trolsh Dunrk 'ni Buro With
eut change Of Csehe and direct caHsoa s a. Sog'fa aaa
NeTtsrn hoes
Perfectly Ventilated Sleeping Coaches all
Night Trans 49, -
feiea cIn obtained The CopsnT, oeeNo A Broiishr
Dpoi Cbsmberss Nss iok Gud ng ot Depot J-rssJ
CIV. II. KiDDLB Gsu'l SupI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
Smnsrmmts.

ERENCH TliEATER.
L. "A D' TGR HoIsE CROWDED "''''
ELITE AND FASHION OF TIE CITY.
MOST SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION
or Ilik SEASON,
"1HK GRAND DUCHESS"
TuIS EVENING AND on SATURDAY.
POWERFUL CAST. GORGEOUS COSTUMES TSB CHORUS.
And COMPLETE ORCHESTRA -
MILE 1OSThE As rHB GRAND DUCHESS ui.
Nessrs GhGRFROi, DUCiBSNB. LEDUC, LAGElFfOUiA h"a
DEfELC0URT. aud all ihe members Of tbe
GREAT PARISAN OPERA COMPANY
Afer SATURDAY. the GRAND DUCHESS Bshts win he
3 MGNP4fS Az ~ and rEPAS 6 1a
T1fsDG9A o p f grand pcEss 81 +. lohs
@r S ' 70 h'nHqnss t.f e9ITenSs' "'
on TUESDAY, OCT. q.
''' ''''' app F&EisIGS bG2MATIc COMPANY.
including ihs number q Pnr f,yore the greai Artist.
MILE DEBORAH, fthe Theatre Imperial de PodsSa
The opening piece wi be fuiets
ROMANCE or A POOR YOUNG MAN.
GCEhlfB.................''. ..'.MdLLE DEBoGAH
The p5 Of Ficaci Drama viii e TUESDAYS and sSTuRbAYs
and the FIRST FREN[H pSAMhfc N 1ATSEE M vi" take place
h.Ds RST SDs" i T, ? % Ss'"sf ss So S Soc B.in, .,-.
es.1 S D S ] .s a.a, sa 6 SEQ .d 10 Tickets 5 s Ia m
No 7Ol Broadway and at the Ihsa.er.
VALLACk" ....,..
w Proprietor and MiIager........ML LESTER WALLACA
Second night OF the succe.,ial Drama entitled
DANGEROUS GAME
Produced sh HeE and Beautiful Scenery by Mr. H. isbeNooi and
Sir r. H. HALEY.
Cbaracters by Mr. W wAILiCK. Mr. JOHN GILBERT M A.
". YOUNG Mr.. GBO HOLLAND Mr j. b. POLK. M.s KATE
RANOE, klss CLARA JENNINGS. Miss MARY BARRETT sud
PRTDAY-RBNT DAY and 40 AND so.
SATURDAY-A DANGEROUS GAME
Mr. wa' has much pleasure announcing that be mas added the
list of his company the OF
MR. T. l.. DAVENPORT,
who will make his first appearance
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct 81
in TOm Tsylops finest comedy. entiei
STILL WATERS RUN DEP
which all he produced with a east Oi
UNPRRtEDRSTBD STRENGTH AND COMPLETENESS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

OPYCR ARNy CLOTHING AN houPAeE. !
No le STATE STEgFr, NsvlOKh Oeiehef = l8bs)
ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERI -
Wbe sod the Depot Of Array Clothing and
H. 9azs Washington street Newlors CITY on ItESpAf
n. "a d,r Of October 1901 u o'clock 10 be
s,-ud from dy 70 day tue following articles Of Cohag AMI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

I y IITt NVU Ut IUt UINI
K STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW-fOHK-iN
BASKufTcYIn The 0oc II Packer D. BOYD bankrupt tbs
sad bankrupt applied e discharge from his debts
~ order the Court notice hereby given creditors who have
proved their dcb AMI obr interest the seventh
November. A. d. Chambers
sad Dc, Cor before aso Dayton of the registers OF The sad
Court 10 Bankrupcg a. his o 20l BrlSa the tY OF
Nca York Room nuaeT anl Why discharge shohh not
granted 10 the sad i rapt Ard further notice hereby that
anl tr meciH. ~ creditors n said bankrupt required by
the 2 d 2 sections % t Act Congress OF March l VIII
De had before r said upoa e day that cause nay be
shown agaiist the dscnatg le hour AMI place. -
GFORGE y BErrH Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

P,,,.ret sts,sp corner a. ass rssib
ave En!ribse on TvsntrsevsEhH
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17
SiOlicts of Smnkruutp.

IN BANKRUPTCf-SOu District of
hesiOrt, At The Ch Of Newburgh sad Dsi the tfh
asy OF October I h undersigned hereby notice 81 ts
appointment Assignee Of NAAC L. COkHIh and EDWARD T.
CORWN. ofhe city q EesLTeh Tie County Ong anl State
kewi within said DG who have BanBrups
their petition b. the sn Court of said District WALTER
G AhTIONi ul tll Civ " N.ahuRh n y. A.sicnrn &c
New-York tribune., 1867-10-17

EOR LONli BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
Il BARITaN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
90 lB6 amer MONDAY. MAY - l7 the Inca W ~ olsHL
from Pier No n foot ~ Duanest - -
Az u:l5 A. m-KKPKESS PASSENGRR LINZ. fof Philadelphia
6r Branch. River. aud In
tcrmeiats staoDs touching Pier No o oaJ ~
<ljp. M.
PAbT FRRGHr LIHE-Lssrei rrf No = a. $40 for Phia
and Tor The rot ai o. hs Camden and
Atlantic Railroad fesi tsksG a l9 rai,a and queG time uHorAJ
made. hLIlENlNbt
EXPRESS PASSENGER LIAE-Fo New York kr leave, Ph1i,
pba N8e u y TiJ Prom Long Brinh for hsr is
al m and n
THROUGH TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

which TO MEASURE public opinion SO fas not Journal
In tho city has como out for GRANT: mo lres.
leans that way but says nothing s nt Il viii N.
eytably go over entirely az Col Forney's synpathies
as o military man are all with the great Genera tIia
as he has already committed himself IN INC uaM-
inoton Chronicle The North american says nothing.
vet you may book IL for Grant too me Leaqer
very properly Keeps out OF the scnSS TO-. ~ ys
HE Erening Star is neutral. The EreniHg Ie ds
Il to watch the tide. and look at the weather weather.
cock, and wait for bidder. Its opinions
arc very few and at present the only American SUD
ject it discusses is Russian America on which it has
frequent leaders. The only paper that has taken
any positive stand is The Morning POST now the kadl-
cal organ OF the city which protests .h arnnnS
that he has never professed himself q Republican,
1t says: 80 far as the people Of this country know
Gen. Grant has not said one open honest worn TOT
the Republican party. His friends tell us that his
principles are found in his actions. and the Demo,
Gratis affirm that by his actions he shows himself
their friend No Republican dares TO say that Grant
has frankly pledged himself to support negro sufrage
but gOmery Blair does say that he has denOuncem
it, We do not hesitate TO declare, what men OF AL
parties believe, that tho mystery in which Gen.
Grant delights shrOud his opinions IL not credable
10 himself and not complimentary to his oountrymen
We do not believe in Radcalism that ia dumb. We
promise the premature President-makers who have
failed 40 signally in their attempt 10 pledge Phadc
phia To a man who won't speak that Grants refusal
to declare himself Republican In 1867 Will XIII MN
IA Tho hepuDucan III loto. lio hiuob oP,"n
for no,c in our hour of trial and defeat n0w when
the Democratic party threatens to sweep the North
or he need not come before our ConvetOn 10 ASK US
TO make him President. Fitz-JOhn Porter was dis
missed from the United States army IN disgrace be-
cause, when the Union troops were hopelessy night
ng against overwhelming odds, he st0Od aIooi Wlth
hs CORDS and permitted our defeat The Republican,
party il fighting greater battle, and if Gen. Grant
ngs now in the rear when the danger Is at the front
with Gods help we shall win" This is evidently
the opinion Of the majority Of Radical Republicans.
though there is respectable minority which believes
the NECESSITY of maintaining the dignity Of his
position You may take the word of an unprecedented
correspondent for it, that the grand Grant movement
in this city has zzled out that it Is not talked about
by the people and those who wished to mako the
nomination have already regretted their haste;
In the New-York Election deep interest II taken;
but there is little excitement. IL ~ tho general
opinion that tho Democrats will gain the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
GEN BUTLERS FINANCIAL VIEWS.

To IN EdtIors Of Tie Boston Daily AdvSttsr.
There appeared in your paper Of Saturday.
the 10Th, letter from Gen. Butler to which l wish
90 make some reply.
First TO OF veracty In former letter Gen.
Butler, to show tho intention Of Congress that the $40
bonds should be paid In currency stated that the first %
issued principal and interest payable In gold
was taken aud paid" To which again replied that
the made mention OF the currency In which tho
should be paid but used the language precisely
did the law authorizing the hvetwenties and that
far from having been paid In gold this indebtedness had
yet been paid at alall OF which Is strictly true. Az
ter having his attention called 10 his mistake az 10
were), he repeats
ID "again relterae It was payable 20 gold, taken ia
gold aud paid la gold or It's equivalent at the option VI
the holder"
Now what Ia the TRUTH OF the loan author.
lied by the act of July 1861, the whole of which the
Secretary was authorized 20 Issue at his discretion In %
Treasury notes. he issued but $lO,0O000, say about
$50 dated August 49, 1861 and falling due August
TO- 1854 aud about 900 dated Oct 1851 and falling
due Oct 1. 1864 The report OF abe Secretary Of the
Treasury presented Congress in December is shows
that OF these issues there were outstanding
September 80, l8e3-s52T2b,S5O due August -, 1864
86.953,650 dae October ], 1864
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respected Snsnss' men n our city selling Erie" Pass
Ing up birsdway ne would pass Trinity Church (anasx
the only specimen Of good architecture we hsvs An s
ety). fine marble printing Office, erected by po.r
Scotch boy, and little further on he vonld meet ,nod
est block. ownod by poor Irish lad who commenced ON
very small capital aud Is said 10 own twenty mil
lions After speaking ~ other sights that the old Drtc
man would see. lac said that he would length reach
Tent-st. where upon the OF Broadway he youi
ind noble structure crowded with LADIES' Who seemed
10 be trying to worry the life out Of number OF paa
young men. who. 70 appease them. threw before
them all descriptions Of fabrics But these
ladies not trying to worry these youns
men. but trying 10 select clothes from their back
Laughter and applause. This with the brokers board
are perhaps the most curious manifestations OF modern
civilization that the country or the world show In
closing. the speaker said that there only one way I'm
which the city could he saved The churches can't save ia
morality can't save IT, political parties satenanshp
can't save II, but wealth can. Property can make
itself the friend OF the poor; t can convert
the low damp dwellings into comfortable
healthy residences; it govern tho city and raise it
from the slough into which It Is sinking To do his II
must employ the brain Of the city; must u do any
thing suddenly but must gradually subdue all ee 10 IL
self Will 1t do i'll The speaker afraid 1t would
and must expect the tide Of corruption not stayed
to hear the ancient entencc pronounced upon Meme
meme, tekel uDIdrsin."