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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
THE OLD SUINDLE.

In the CITY of Troy an alluring scheme mas
been presented to the public under the pietellse
of giving vitality, in that community, to the
cause of temperance. 1t is proposed py Jonh
p. Albertson, IT,, esq, who claims to be the
fiscal agent of five gentlemen, acting on behall
of "the Father Matthew Total Abstinence
Benevolent Parent Society No. OF Troy
to give series of prize concerts, on the oc-
casion of the last one of which the fortunate
ticket holders are to receive variety OF
valuable presents, commencing with mouse
and lot, valued at $4,000, and tapernS OH 10
a set of silver spoons, and thousands OF otner
articles too numerous to mention. III Is Iultlei
proposed by the projectors OF the enterprise 10
sell at least seventy-fve thousand tickets, anu
persons ordering tickets from distance
are requested to send money order, or
a draft on New-York City, payable 10
the order of John b. Albertson, Jrp
and it is publicly stipulated that the funds so
accumulated are to be deposited in the Mulual
National Bank of the City of Troy. On the
subject of this benevolent enterprise, so called
we have three things to say to 1t. FIRST II IL
!. NOT an outright swindle, it is disleputable,
because the crime of lottery gambling Is one
of its cOncomitant features. Second, IL the
temperance party in Troy cannot advance their
cause in any other manner, they had far bet
fer remain quiet. Third, if the enterprise Is
swindle the Troy temperance people ought TO
Immediately dcnounce it, so that detectives OF
this city may see if the projectors are not AKIN
e some 81 the lottery gamoieTs Vino are fgur-
ing c0nspicuOusly here.
This is only one of hundreds Of suspicious
schemes which We have been called upon to
expose within short time. 1t need hardly be
added that we grow weary Of repetition, and
feel half inclined to let the multitude OF fools
90 their way without further warning. We
have done our share toward making the world
know that rafcs, lotteries, gift enterprises,
and all manner of games of chance are unqual-
flied swindlcs; that the first principle OF their
success is based upon the getting Ct dollar
for the return of dime that where one man
wins twice his stake a hundred men lose all.
But to what purport The fools are not only
not all dead but those who live seem to pos
scss in a wonderful degree the power of per-
petuation-there are more OF the sort every
year. and so there will be just as long as men
and women would rather pilfer than labor,
rather risk the cast of die than do an honest
days work. There is quite enough of gam
bling in the ordinary business chances of life,
one would think, without preferrng these open
and hundred times exposed swindlcs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

The MoniteW has just published an onicial
report OH the application of the hygieuic
measures recommended by the International
Sanitary Conference, in which prominence is
given to the deliberations of the Conference
relative TO the measures necessary to be taken
i'll order to prevent new inyasions of Europe
10y the Asiatic cholera. The problems involved
in the question were admitted to be difficult,
ence mpracticable. Among the precautionary
measures suggested against the importation of
cholera into Europe 10y sea, are The estab-
lishment ut the entrance OF the Red Sea of Il
strong sanitary administration, invested with
an international character; the breaking off of
communication 10y sea between Arabian ports
and the shores of Egypt; the selection OF
favorable spots for the establishment of vast
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
Gen. Ord's reprimand of the pOst-command.

Gen. Ord's reprimand Of the pOst-command.
ant of Camden, Ark, for sanctioning the de-
struction of newspaper Office by United States
soldiers. will be universally applauded. One
reason why Gen. Sheridan was so enthusiastic-
ally supported by the loyal North was because
when he had to deal with official corruption or
any sort of misconduct he knew no difference
between a Rebel and Republican. We are
delighted to find Gen. Ord pursuing the same
straightforward course. The conduct OF our
troops at Camden appears to have been out
rageous; and we hope that outrages OF all
sorts will be promptly punished, whether COM
mitted by the blue or the gray.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

them He had consuming ambition anu uo
ficiency of moral principle they played upon
these with intent To bend and mOlu hiin 10
their uses. They knew that the action they
required of him involved immeasurable ngrat-
itude and per6dy to those who had elected
him they knew that President who should
betray them as they sought to nave MN oetray
the Republcans could get his life insured IN
no prudently managed company; Dut they
wanted Office and power, and hoped to gam
them through his corruption and rum so they
fooled him to the top of his bent, and gloated
over the prospect of the advantages they would
reap from his debasement and infamy.
Andrew johnson has done many evil and un-
iustifable deeds since he made the White
House his home; but every one of them was
invited and applauded to the echo by the Dem
ocratc party and press. Fallen and detested
as he is, he is their dupe, their tool their VIC
tim, and they have no right to reproach nor
even desert him. He is what they have made
him. and entitled to their forbearance not only
but their affection. His treacheTy is the ladder
whereby they have climbed out of an abyss oil
hOpelessness into a twilight of hope.
And now his betrayers proclaim, through
The World, The albany Argus &c, that he Is
not Democrat-that they will not be response
bic for his Presidential career-that Democrats
must not accept places in his Cabinet, &cv
&c. as if they had never swayed hs polcy
nor begged his Offices Like the "Old physi-
"cian.r his sands of official life are " fast run
"ning out" and they fear he will ask them to
make good their hollow professions, Their lying
batteries, by making him their candidate for
reelection. 1t is the old case OF the
libertne required to fulfill his pcriid-
ious VOWS after their end has been
answered. their object attained They never
meant to fulfill them, even when their lips
were hot with prOtestations OF fcaIty and de-
votion. They will no more run him for PreSi-
dent than they did his prototype, John Tyler :;
aTi,,. when he has nothing more to give, they
will shun and despise INN as they dlJ hls non
illustrious predecessor. They have alfeady
disowned him as a Democrat two years hencc'
they will protest that he was always black
Republican, whom they detested and opposed
while in power, and turned out on the hlst op-
portunity. Cardinal Wosey could not COM
plain of being left naked TO his enemies more
Justly than can Andrew Johnson from the day
on which he desccnds to the common level oil
his fellow citizens
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

1--WE would like TO see the day. says The
Erening journal of Chicago, when Senators
"of the United States will no more tolerate a
drunken man in their chambers than they
would viper in their beds" We echo this
wish. The Senate is now happily rid of open and
confessed debauchees. 1t has so deeply learned
the lesson of disgust that we trust it cannot
easily suffer the disgrace of any other case of
s0tishness. 1t is bad that the highest deliberative
body of the land has ever entertained rum in
carnatc, while so many good men everywhere
have been endeavorng to lift our politics above
the brandy bottle Against the honor and dig
nifty of the nations legislature, drunkenness is
treason. AS well have traitor in Washing
ton as II drlnkard. A sot i'll Senate or House
y in every sense national humiliation.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

At Stockholm Admiral Farlagut has met with
a reception fully equal in enthusiasm to the ova-
ton of which he was recently the obi ect on the
occasion of bis visits to Cronstadt, and to Stet
tin, i'll Prussia. The spOntaneity and heartiness
of these successive demonstrations forbid our
placing them in the category of ordinary inter
national courtesies. They have significance
which cannot fail to be as gratifying to the Amer
lean people as they must be to our great naval
| hero. Noble achievements in the cause of free
dom will ever command admiration and homage
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

victims There is urgent need of help III all Oh
the districts afflicted by this scourge, ana an
appeal is made to this uniformly liberal city
for prompt contributions. At meeting heio
Yesterday committee of trustworthy physicians
was appointed to arrange for public meeting
in behalf of the needy Southern towns; and,
meantime, Messrs. SpOford Tileston q Co.
will take charge of any donations which may
be made. Gratitude for the escape, thus FAR, OF
our own city from pestilence should stimulate
our natural desire to aid suffering humanity,
and insure generous response to the appeal
for heln.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

The atrocity of the Coriell murder in New
jersey has been surpassed by horrible affair
AT the market town of Alton, in Hampshire,
England. On the afternoon of the 2ith Of
August, some children were playing in a
meadow just outside the town. when strange
man beckoned TO one of them, child of eight
years, named Fanny Adams, and coaxed her,
by a present of half-pcnny, to go with him
into ncighboring hop-garden. She was never
seen again alive. The same evening laborer
going home from work found in the hop-gar-
den discovered head resting upon two hop
poles at the foot of a hedge. He ran with
il TO the cottage of the Adams fam
ily, and it was Immediately recognized
a. the head of the missing girl. The whole
population now turned out to search the neigh
boring fields. A cgS and foot were found in
one place, forearm in another; hand, sew
cred from the wrist, foot cut off at the ankle,
the mutilated trunk, full of stabs and gashes,
a mart of an arm, the heart and intestineS, and
the tattered remnants OF the clothes were
picked up scattered over long distances. The
ewes had been gougcd out, the ears cut oil, and
the flesh of the legs and thighs ripped open to
the bone. A young man named Baker-a
fellow of Indifferent character-was arrested
on suspicion, and traces of blood were
found on his clothes, while in his
diary was this entry, in bold and
unfaltering hand Saturday, August "a, killed
a young glrl fine and hot" A cOroner's jury
found him guilty, and he was held for trial.
So the case rests. Motives for the crime can
only be conjectured, and the shockinely mutt
lated state of the remains makes it impossible
to ascertain what degree of violence may have
preceded the murder. The circumstantlal evi-
dence against the prisoner seems strong The
chief point in his favor is the difficulty of I'M
agining how any body but u raving maniac
and he is certainly not that--cOuld commit
such frightful butchery
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

lazarettos, and strict police surveillance Of
the ports for the embarkation and landing Of
pilgrims The introduction of the cholera by
land also engaged the earnest attention of tho
Conference; but the great radical preventive
measure, it was considered, would be the ex-
tinction of cholera in India itself-the
fountain head of the pestilence. This is
work for the highest efforts of science; but
vast though it be, its proposal holds prom
inent place among the recommendations of the
Conference
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

If the news from the Greek Legation in WASH
ington, which we publish this morning, may be
credited, our recent purchase of territory from
Russia is to be partly paid for in iron clad war
vessels 1t is worthy of note that this piece OF
intelligence forms the subject of comment in
a French newspaper of the 3lst ult., in an article
on Russia in the East, from which we give an
extract elsewhere. The vessels, it Is said, are
to be employed by Russia against Turkey in
the war which is believed to be impending
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
iIYGIEINA

O, YouRsase REMEDIES Ri PRoT L. ScHrcKYe, D. WASH
ISGToS, D G.
Since the nature Of the system and Of nutritious substances hs'
been discovered science world knos that there exists nothing o'
bs n7d, consumpes and dea'ed persons out suD
rensais, a. ars strengthening and especially to be pre-
frri are tbo,s which are equally Triab and beneficial he hay
r to the and European science has declared a'
IloFFs Malt EXTRACT
s1ch preparation; and which both sick and well have long
y,tsi fora healthfil aui pslstsbe beverage. It'll
Az ENRICHMENT NATURAL sATERtA MEDloA
Ihsve sppiel Hos Malt Beverage Of Health lately 70
various With satisfactory results All medical men SHOULD
PREPARATION and think that the sares o
Be the universal prescription OF ueh noar
thiax remedy HOFPs MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE on
usALtH Is
pOOa ad thinking people more and more convinced 'aa'
The use Of which the cannot absorb turn into blood Is
y regard Introduction of model preparation as an en
stGe Notra' mat,a mda have avsed myself Of the
oppsau to speak to some Of ms colleagues your preparation
Prof L. soaucKSG, 81. D.
WasAisgton, August. 1867
Soil By Druggists aDi Groe sa HoYFs MAtT EErRIor DEPor
No SO Broadway, n Y
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workshops, foundeIies, and fields. These in
terests need no second word to come if need
be 70 tbe rescue of American labor, and help
TO make our commerce the agent oil nome IN
dustrv, instead of the appendix OF an alien
labor thousands of miles away. Free trade Is
another word for liberty without law 1t Is
dangerous license of trade and finance. In
word. it is commercial Ibertinism. Against
such a heresy every pick, hammer, spindle,
and hoe in tie land is raised.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
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The Pope has resolved to call General
Council to be composed of dignitaries of the
Catholic Church from all parts of the world
Seven Cardinals have been named 10y His
Holiness to make the preliminary arrange
mpnt1
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

According to the promise made by the Con
tractors and Commissioners to the Mayor to IN
duce him to sign the paywarrants month
since, we believe the new Harlem Bridge should
be Opened to the public to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

Gen. Meade and suite left Quebec on Thurs
day for Portland. Me. During his stay in Quebec hs
received distinguished attention from the military ans
civil authorities.
Broyct Brig Gen. III. B. Darlington, Colonel
OF the 18th United States Infantry now on sick loaye
visiting at tho residence Of James NJ Carrington ESQ., as
ASTORIA n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
m COPRFSPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken Anonymous Communications whatever
intended authenticated bT the and address
Of tie Wnnot necessarily r publication but as guaranty Tor
his good faith. - . =. IN r..
We esnD,t undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

ly@O}w second page hiS morning contains. the
Money Articie and Mc Markets. Ee"erS OF re-
cent Publications lriH be tound on tie Sirh page.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

Tue yellow fever is holding high carnival in
the Gglf cities, and the suffering which is in
separabe from the fatal epidemic is sadly aug
mented by the want which prevails among its
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

The Dominican Government has declined
selling tic Bay q Sdmana to The United State,
for a naval station
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

CARD. s
Iis. c.,enp.pg reroi,hug invited to examine 'ne
cent stock Of ,.
and IISRys.
ros ,p4nai At No 636 Bfoaiwsy -, -, a. so,, csebra,el
Crrt,B msterlal. 10 choice shades OF ooiVi u'n 'e ~
'O'''H'' " x WALRAyRS No. 66 BroAdWay oeo. rOuu - "
De1N'S CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY, ..
~. 6-treen Nineteenth and Twenteth-sis, opp0se
No 10 D'0'u'''' where the PeacOcks are.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

BARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM lMrrxy THREE
EVENING Tlik hAN UT N
HUNDRED THOUSAND CURlOSIiiho.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

FIFTII-AvE. THBATBR , TOR GOOD
THIS EVENING FRA DIANOLO-TOO MOth TO-
sarIiRR Mr NJ W Leangse. Mrs seiley Bro"~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

NETWORK THBATER .s,,our
,-1,vooN AKIN FvENlNG-CNDBR THE 0AsLI1hI'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

BROADWAY THBATER - . v.,
.prgpgooN AND EvBNING-RICHAKD Ill Mr.. Ed"ia f''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

OLYMPIC THRATRR ,,,v,v Ar, r,,.,b
-,o,,,o,, ,,n EVRSISG-RP VAN WlNKLE MI joseph
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

BROOKLYN ACADEMY M 9t SHE MHS'SM SMARcHroSEss
THIS RyRNISG-LITrLB MILL ANU 'N
NIL.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

opIPPIy 4 CHRISTYS MINSTRkLs er, eovos
THIS AFTERNOON AND bFhNiN"-Nh" NO'''
Ia =
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE. -, ia
THIS EVENING - GEORGIA hlNsIkbbo heo6''''
proved aui enlarged
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

...no,, v,FYISGHTHKODORE TH0MASs POPULAR
OiRDKN CONCEPTS.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
Smus,mtnts.

.,,oov Avn EVENIYG-THB BLACK CRooA-ure"
P.r.spue Ballet Troupe
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

FRENCH THEArRR o,,ppN OF
.rr,s ,vrrRYoONIM NIMATiNBE-ELIZABETH, QUEEN VIZ
ENGLAND Mrs T. W. Lander
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

"HOw CAN YE BLOOM so FRESH AND FAIR
g,es the old Howl Why those who show the bloom OF
b On their cheeks BrTERs which has the power
OF ri8g system gsnsi disease and Of regulating the digestive
sppssstas sou tyspep weak void Of energy Have little
Or 40 appetite headache continued snd nd depression Of spirits
Take Tl8SoX sui bloom aud beauty will return The Bit
ters have become household rieai
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE TRUssEs.--
C,f and Gore for the Rupus Seat postpaid on receipt o. 10 cents
As Dr. Fooorx uiho Of Medical Common Sense Book 400
No ITO IeEnzon.sve conner OF East Y
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

OR goods which be obtained from all responsive oeac' go %
NJ - heavily t,,si On tie fnesi AJata or Nickel Silver
l. 1rgts n- IN e-ay respect superior 70 fNe best Sef'
,,.,. GoRuAM M.NUFAcrUHIsG Co.,
s,re-saiths sni Manufactures Of Fiae Electorate
Providence r. J.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
CAUTION.

We e,n asaton 70 the fact ha' mutations o OUT -
- 60 - Dime, pe,,er, Tes Services, &c, are extensively
b American manufacturers also. that there are hng %
market. both inferior quality These goods are one''u 'o
H. ,o dealers and are well cei 10 deceive Purchasers ~ ''
-. - ,-.. .,nn,.-.-.i. hI nni.a, .-aie mark tlu
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
SPECIAL Office.

STARR & MARCUS. No. John St, NeW-iork'
A orep,i Z, furnish CubIogse and private Families with SOLID
Spoons Foaxs Of superior patterns and tnh tue
oy Of which Is stamped snl guaranteed full standard By the y
N An examination assortment and the prices
Al h these goods offered will the attention OF the OeS
Hhvva~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

BnIoUS DISORDERS, LIVER COMPLAINT, Cos
&c speedily removed BIZ DR.. D. JAYSEs sASATvE
remedy aud seion and be taken time
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Having been fourteen months Resident Ply
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