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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-20
Union Republicans Of Han
cock!

The fall election is rapidly ap-
preaching but eighteen days remain
bofore you will again be called upon
to decide at the ballot-box whom you
will have to rule over you-to ad-
minister the affairs of the State. In
view of this fact it is necessary that
you wake up to the importance of
the issues at stake, and do your
whole duty. 1t will not do to be
idle or indifferent, for you have an
enemy opposed to you who is active,
vigilant, and prepared to take ad-
vantage of your inartness, and come
off victorious. Your watchwords
should be ORGANIZE! WORK /,
See to it that your townships are full
ly and thoroughly organized. Make
it point to attend all meetings. and
See that your neighbor does likewise.
Labor with your weak kneed neigh
Dor, distribute documents, read your
paper and pass it around; in fact,
work faithfully and increasingly, US
ng every honorable means to secure
he success of the Union party, until
he night of election.
DO all this and you will not only
achieve present success, but it will
De the means Of winning such a glo-
,iOus and overwhelming victory as
will! completely destroy the Empire
and once again restore
,eace to the country. |
Again we exhort each individual
of the Union party-OR-
IANIZE and WORK!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-20
STATE UNION TICKET.

STATE UNION TICKET.
For Governor,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
For Lieut.. Governor,
JOHN c. LEE.
For Supreme Judge,
JOHN WEIGH.
For Auditor of State,
JAMES ID. GOODMAN.
For Treasurer,
SIDNEY c. WARNER.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM III. WEST.
For Comptroller of Treasury,
MOSES R. BRAILEY.
Member of Board of Public Works,
PHILIP HERRING.
For Senators. -
JAMES C. HALL, of Lucas.
ABEL HI. COREY, of Fulton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-20

Pern3p9 no one medis
cine Is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
4 cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Puf. The obvious rea-
son Is, that it Is amore re-
liable and far more efec-
tual remedy than any
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
DENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
noLI-..-. rnorosALs FoR 4 loAN oP s2,ooo.ooo.

loan for the redemption t,
Wherea The bonds the and certain certificate.
Indebtedness twenty three -Hs Of dollars have been
spd W1s1sss i 1ablc tlat paid
sTcTCS l. Be snasd by Of Representatives
me 90 ny ~ e n, ~ sS Ss o +. grsc % aa An
dtor and state TTsI BE- and ''e heo asord and
With tush less than forty p ths deem
ssd bord the Common wealth for the
ps. I% ses % f .s nG' S an a Ra. ths
Guy Of Fss9 @ s S1S O15 ar gD 90 % s 1S s 'S S
PAYABLE OOws namely: millions q dOa PAYABLE
pse a. sSy time aei ten YEAR. and within dfcp
years nd Sa be signed y the Governor and state Trcssne
y The A1s to- S.s. Id sn % If no H eoS @
wealth at The f.us an and Mech MGs'1c, 3 Na,Sa b,1s Of ss a. %
rsTss On y ~ 1 % s Of T % %,a =. @ VIC O''' ''0
The @ or The said loan sa1 be Opened The g5',e1%se zee & fto
Pror5 rhst certificate hereby authorized to be issued
SEC ' ne Sn Of the stat, and ecTc4ie. Indebtedness now
over sgs .s % Ts1Da & S. ,es % .d M s s
prs AMI bidder for the oaH auth med 10 be s,ue ha
eer;ifeaies Of Indebtedness Of tie Comiaonv ea'b.
Tia; s trustees eieouiors adHraoF' rusni'n' 'ge
bosds rsss q fibeiene ofth. s'l'~ are Isy
reHeer TIE bonds The sies Of oaa s e h 1 Ils 'c G
Poa .;sn1as ~ he siaeary caraeii' stated
ts bos sunoI,d - sse b. iAs act At rate Of
Commonwealth shall h. pad % III erlr lf natuntr.
Tia; al tie lG II Ibis IA rs ttt dse shall he
nluicpal local tts-gu, hr - ltTrtl due
Fbna thossslI egh h1Sr asd sbal have
bseR paid
sc That ~ srisg lass pous therof eea'ieui here
with are hsTeby rspsaeL JOHN T. GLISA,
Speaker oftle IDlae 81 g. pres ntltives
L. ". HALL,
- TIE Senate.
Approved d, iFssury ,sd h, sgnd,d and
siIiyfefen. JOIN ~. 1hAhl
with the pr0yidons fhe ae e. u Assembly ead
proposals osee o the STATE fasursr the C
81 liarsug Psuuvzna urt II 0ock - The it taT Of hpn
A. be htaie
Losn," Treasury Department Harrisburg Penn, Y. : A
received for S51pJ rHbuTsahe yrars and pay.
10 able in -
AHi uhurssb- IS aH PAYABLE "a p y"f
The be ether which mut he
explicitly BIDS ad anisresrf tho STATE
viii than vl be considered. The
aud such higher desired by
o be free from State local hnd muncrA tsycA
bonds Of the Commonwealth ofenfsflr viii be re-
osvea par payment Of this loan hat be n state whether
they czsh In the overdue Aforesaid
No distinction VIII &c made between hds paying eash
duel john M. GEARl.
Govern0r Of Peunfylvanla
JOHN r. HsRTLASFT -
Auditor 6eEeal
w. H. KRMBIE
state Treasurer.
EBsO newspaper publishing the above unea' authorized will re-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREsT AND HAvRH March 9In the steamship PsrrreThe
Hon Samuel Ragge lned COMMISSIONER Paris hfpo
ou Prince Oweoussof 81 Petersburg Russia awfne
snb Commissioner from State Of Kentucky to Paris BI'eo s
ling WORTH lIolngswoh Miss IOlnslworth Miss H. IL hay eS
Miss A. H. Thayer Boston John IT, Hail. Chas T. Han MIS-
G. Halt Miss A. j. Hall NewYsrk; Com Garresn Imperial NA,
Thompson Mrs Thompson, NeNios Thomas LLOYD mss
ssess io,d Miss Elizabeth LLOYD Lcyd Elizabeth n -
John f. Po New.York John q. Folsom Baxter u Whney WIN
chenlon Myers, kemOreansi norSe A. cgter
Mrs Cuye and children Newloki DR. A. CoSdge bo.oe AssS
Geo b. ~ John Norwak. Col De Chana Paris, France O.
Greene Mrs Greene Newlork; Mr. j. p Whitney Bostsn Mass
MIR Enle Granter NeS.yoki Mr. j. RumseyJ chicago III
Mr. Vincenlo More Mr. H. johnson NeSlork Mt
Slnrteyant Mr. Boston Mass s Mariana sseoa
FrSnch Mar Spain; Mr. e. Gooiall NeMioIki ML Hector Ie
Mr. r. Buh New oeansj Dr. J, NJ yohnsone, New ieIk Ar
Cboutean Mrs ~ yallee, Miss VRlee 81 Louis, Mo; Mr.
Garr,y New-York Foacher 10 Gree New-Oheausi Lons
DSchsner Eew.lerki Chistiano yalcniinl Mrs va, val
Nhllin r, Mrs Pelni A. NewheTg Mrs Made Poloska T. r.
Dg Pon ParmenleF hHnnel D Mr. Boatemps and Wife, Napo
leon Baech Mira Iiaecli, Mrs. j. Iayarger David Urg
hart, Mrs Desee T. fnboutg Mrs Henrietta IT, Osnsn n
Ssentsr isaac Csnn YewYorh Gnsve BOudre New orleans Miss
Pauline we New-iork john L. Iaef Mrs LaceI Levy New
York, Dennis Ryot Aph Hoehah Paris France D. CummiHs eN
York Pe Mexico Mrs Doenard llavc France Nle,or rpt
ger Neviork Mr. Reverend aud child Boston Mass '0HH "
poR LIVERPOOL March 9In steamship City Of AntwerPIM.
Masefae Lona r. EeScnmb M Sarah johnson Miss Johnson
Mrs. MeLAn MIR FOscue Wife child aEd servant, OF bhinu a "
Creagb Of Hewiork j. Schoonmaker Of Troy y "oISse
dom j. q. Dixon, British Army NJ Hugh Scott MI
Belior, Of Toronto Mr. Foster Of Toronto X a,
bronson Forrest Thomas ConuAe H. hemaon wife and
chn M Murdock Smith John DeAn J. Monei ws ana s9ai
W j. Pollock j. W. Cochran Dr. j. Ferguson Dr. Win H. Miller,
Isaac Ahecs Charles Day and W. see' Mr. Long"ood VIM
yHR TayANA Nsch steamship Nero cs''s-ssh' Ans,I
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

De Ilurbde lady Mrs Meade Robert nentrttson
Consan Gnon Csroos Fesadez de Vssseo Ja 81 ooe hooe
Meesten Chas Mcnk Johannes Schee Aure9 AIango MI s
Mrs b. Rochester John PDton Pedro Perez Matinee stDo -
arniny g. A. Gardiner Lloyd Stevens Mr. aud MIS- ~ VansJ
4. Corny Mrs Gregory, Mrs g. g. vntont moson !; ~
reger,, Mrs Josiah Caldwell Sydney , J" T. Patterson :"
Cole, Miss A. n. Crane.
P0R ORLEANS March srn Steamship Cen Grant Jams
b. Clark, Gunpo Charles o. JONES w. D hossn
4. Mfis jr, X B. Chill H A. Cragfn Ms. Ela NeDonah Il
Cragin Lient r. g. Dickinson and wife, and ~m Matthews
FOR SAVANNAH March ofu steamship san Jacinto-Ms Map
Thompson, r and Mrs Ces Miss Haiti Bottom IL Mcape T.
Demafes Mrs p W Davis W. J. LaBde George Beebe Mrs H. sar
Pet BiSin Phillips aud Mrs W. Lssyt Mrs d. FIefay,
H. Penny G. and wife, Is /. Gray NJ. D. Miss taTrs
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs H. Swim Robert Wright NJ
j. Draftop
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

snr,n beiur held above the views Of buyers Sales OF
% bsh at g so for Choice No. Milwaukee, and " 600
"a Tor White California. Barley has been moderately
sctive the demand being mainly for home use 1ho
are without change. The stock reduced to about lS
So bush closing quiet sales OF 2460O bush at 92c 1or
canada West in bond 81 10 for Prime do free and 81 IA
for Good Two Rowed state. Barley Malt is quiet but
seady sales Of 1000 bush at 81 26Sl 35 Oats have met
,rh fair demand but at variable prices the inquiry
eary i'm the week in part for export but since then
with decline In GOld prices have yielded, closing better
and more active sales of Oe0 bush at d63c Tor West
ern in store and aOat o66c for Ohio In store and
Gfoat, also sales of 900 bush Mixed Spring at ~ 10,
sctiye but prices uctuaed the business has been
mainly In the home trade closing quiet, with small sales
of state al 81 SOa$ 49, Indian Corn has been in brisk
demand but at very variable prices, Influenced by the
changeabe news from Europe ana the RAPID dccne ~
cold AT the concession more active demand prevailed,
In part speculative, and with moderate arrivals OF new
and some advance I'm gold prices 01tc higher; sales
Of bush at 81 O9G3l lO Western in store,
elosing at 81 IOaSl for do afoat and 81 09GS IL for
n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
1--WE sTOCK MARKETS.

CoNndtyIPAw, March Q-There 90 OF live
stock over the New Jersey Central Road this week,
tanning 500 cattle. 72O hogs and l792 sheep About half
of the cattle were taken Ia Hudson City and Onehund
redst for SALE the remainder going to butchers a 10
y II. The majority OF the sheep were sold ut SGsc
live weight while the IL OF hogs on sale to-day
were bringing 7SdS3o, with prospect OF closing ont
COmmunipaw dressed selling at l0@10ic, with few
prime at iOac. Very few Western dressed are now COM
ing forward. They worth about 93c. The live hog
trade is not very active Slaughterng is going on az
formerly nOtwithstandn the report Of strike among
the labOres That only temporary most OF the men
going to work the next day and at least six new ones
offering for every vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
BORT tl)aroen's Noiire.


SUICIDE BY PoIsoNrNG.-An inquest was on Satur-
day held by Coroner Cover nc No. 6SS Westinghouse
the body OF Mrs Mary Ann Hermion who committed sub
eide ON Thursday last by taking poison. Deceased had
been for some previous 10 hcr death In low spirits
consequent upon family difficulties, aud had en several
occasions Threatened 20 commit suicide. On Thursday
evening the return home O her son, he found her ms
upon sofa apparently very unwcl she express ed ne
lief bat She Mas about TO die aud stated that she would
like TO I've buried beside her father in the cypress ii
Cemetery, The husband OF the woman was sent io Du
before his arrival she became nsenSibe, ana dle uufhR
the night post mortcm examination was made by Df
John Beach and traces OF mineral poison were t"nhd IA
the stomarh verdict OF "suicde by poisoning Nas
rendered 10y the jury. Deceased w's nai'v""f hn'A'd
agsJ al
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

Unwashed Creole; 4O946c. FOR Washed Cordova Chian
nj 2403lc for Unwashcd MestiZa and Merno; Cape OF
Good Hope 3O03Jc for Unwashed; East India, 35e55c.
Washed, and African ut 20G3Oe. for Unwashed ana
3O3iOc. for Washed.
WHIsKY-Tbe market is unsettled. Western Is held at
QOc md fata at Dc
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
paSSENG Frs ARPIVED.

PROM LOND0N-March 9-Tn steamship William Penn-W bvabs
Edward Evans W. q Ryan fhorne Besty Benjamin Wy Jane
Wyd John Hope Helen Bans Kate Evans Thomas Hog2 ft
Fanny Phillips Emily Coates Major w. H. Lewis John Ever E 1na
bert Maurice Mett EIae Thee Gercne Levy Celhe Ley n
Pelce Levy L. de Pesano, ScRssor A. B0xse hg1hs
Deuieh Babbee Depehe Lehs Denh Mira Cooper Unrb Lars
unreh Bertha Unch Cece Frank, H. DssOnvle Dassonyls
Helene Jsqne Dreys Jeanette DreJfs Henrietta DTeus hugsfts
Marie Albert Carohe yeer A. Btseh Leonard Hahn PTedsf
eb Gogel Babbette Rudolph and $50 in the steeage.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MARCH e-26l2 bbls. Flour Ss7 bbls Whisky $50 bbls
Corn Meal 765 sacks Corn Meal, 3,2S7 bush. Corn,
Si5 bush Oats ESQ bush Malt COG bush Seeds q pkgs
Ashes Js pkgs Beef 49s bbls Pork 6S9 pkgs Cut Meats
GA pkgs Lard, $50 Dressed Hogs, 1885 bDs Petroleum.
l,650 pkgs Butter eco pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

WIN J. PALMER, Treasurer
N0TICE.-ln pursuance of a Supplement, ap-
IN proved February 2 1867 act Incorporating the MIDAS P
TROLEUM AND IMPROvEMBNTC Co of Pittsburgh and SewYOh the
principal said Company from and a the passage Of said Snip
pment located the City Of Pittsburgh and the neIt Annual Election
viii held the Office Of JACOB CLOSER No us Fourihst
Pittsburgh between and Of WEDNESDAY, March ~ 1861,
TI'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
Of the SENECA MINING COMPANY, for the election Of
will be held oce the Company No ~ Naaust
City MONDAY 25tb Of March inst, at 2 o'clock
noon.-NewfOrk, March 1851 H. RICHARD, Secretary
rVHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS fthe NBW.YoRK and ELpoRADO GoLDMlNlNG
COMPANY win be held TUESDAY March r. 1901 II O'Clock
GEO H. MUSRoE Secretary.
OFF1cg Lose IsLlSp RAILROAD Co, March 8 1871
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING, for the election
Decors will he held q the OGce the COMPANY
Hunters Long Island WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of April
Poll open from II o'clock The Transfer Books will he closed the
18th day Of March closed until the h day of April
JEROME II. BDDY Secretary.
EKECUTIvE OFFICE WESTERN UNION TgLEGKAPH CoSPASY,}
No l4J BROADWAY, n. Y. March Q, 1867.
'NHlS Company is prepared TO anticipate pay
oft Bonds maturing the fret Of NAV next reasonable
discount for The mexpred time. o. H. PALMER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
Financial.

VNHE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
n OF UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY EASTERN DlVlS-
ION 1867 wb paid presentation Of coupons therefor
on and lher that date
AZ the Banking House Of
DABEBY, MORGAN 4 Co,
No. 50 Exchange place,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

OFFlcg PENSsYLyANIA RAILROAD CONPANT,l
PHILADELPHIA, February T. labL
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of
Railroad Company Philadelphia until the hrst
Nav 1871 mless satisfactory Prups sheHi he
eed and accepted prevous m responsible p' dengto con
tract viii COMPANY tie establishment dect line OF Steam.
ships between Philadelphia and LifepooL -. .
Blank form so proposal With detailed nionnaion VIII be furnished
upon application 10 bpMuNp "NllH, "ccl'~ry
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
REMOVAL.
proposals.
onucs OF A..rr.z1 Gsyrn,l Gy sgnas5sxes


opIoS oy AsRr.Sr CossrsARI GEwn.L 9y sgpasIsyes
A RMY sUPPLIES-s Sealed Proposals lin duplicate)
n viii received by the undersigned until o'clock TUES.
sfbSisfEScB STORES Gs delivered in Sew YOs BOOlu
600 barrel. PoRK-MEss OR PRIME MEssot new p.
g !" fall NIB s'GSt& % & % Of M 81 s. % sn4 Nh hdToa.S3 S 9 sSSi
Mn ,e WhsA their pork vas packed aud the brands Ao tho
The po eds such Inspection yards shall be agreed to
1000 quality er. mpsns Southern. s. Ioul:
.1 - asae,a % 'i be- aa .ca Il s dI & Tie 6.ts
good shipping order with round hoops fall heaned and ean
ast barrels Gre, quality innly,a yellox CORN MRAL
1000 pounds prime NEW WHITE beans well seasoned and
ylo be packed good bright weeOOIed acur sAHs to be fall
10 400 ponds CRUSHED SUGAR Barrels as nbove
o Tr o. Whiiy e- from al rssu
rsnaa Of potash to nsatrac tro the Cider vinegar
strength a. nay & BE- to be pr q Ga ESc e ,, SS.5 S1S5S
must state distinctly tho knd quality Of Vinegar offered and ihe hHd
600 pound. good hard SOAP made boiling only
10 , sOS So icr per
I'd & o. s Ss .. S Sa ssS sS & s sSe PsSfIT ST in strong
and isifs,He apd to the purpose with hn lea5hnns sixty
pG,.ao 2ao lis new no MAcKERBL -... ., ia.
Samples Of the -Four meal beans sugar vinegar and salt
must 9S s.Sa% s.py % ri. must attached each prop
sal She - must s, @ sas s5ss r.. T al n. ss
antT Of two responsible nsmes, as fcloEs' l.r1l l
Of A sbdS aS S Ss aetsd s be duly fulfilled aeors 70 m
% s 9arP, SIa T s value q he stores proposed to Be- fur
nishrd shsI he executed, II required" - .r. =.
The sellers name pace Of huness an the date OF purchase awe
the nsa Of with shipping marks 10 he hereafter designated
be % every package All other old marks must be
Oblieasl.
Cerats onsrecon by professional packers Inspectors ot dn
ug "r 4. ps 6c se er quality aud condition.
Tbs ssl Ti also and passed upon by par, from this
ohoe on tie part Of tho Unt'-i states
rornea beans vinegar and salt will he n
peeted he late deyer With
by an Inspector appointed T this oHee whose certificate VIII be
qulred
Ta,us ,u NAL currency Us equraiat funds
eFg.. fle
Contractors expected 10 hold their goods without expense to tie
United S,stss until required FIR shipment
Ha.I. I P,rroF Fsls BE- JBaisrd his Ob Whh he
IncI In ar snrsop ~ 70 ue ad sged and iidosed PRO
posals 6r subsisteaee Si0rcs" II. " CLARKE, D.
Byt Brig 6cn, A. &. q. y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
6elp Uanteo

A GENTS WANTED.-The book that pcases
~ everybody api sells bcODd our most sanguihe expectations
WOMEN OF THE WAR.
saese for their
her. poI language Which interests reader One Agnt
trsayare saosTgs fR cstabiishne
Aren't delivered books Bi0s
received HUNDRED Oar All
saving Of O> soM Send for
iakinz for other hook SCRANTON TO-
No. I1G Asylam.s ". Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
nlarblc alantels

NIARBJ FIXED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
lVk duTabi hall the price Of marble T. D.
sTewA ARf. NO. 8Oh siIlb ave. bsiat.s ssh hh 'i.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

. MINIATURE ALMANAC
Gun Sun .......602 Moon Sets..Hv
Sandy HOOk .....l9 Cows Island IL 90 Hell Gate lH
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
Chances for Business alttl

Qhatites tor bisiftfss ttfr-
DOOK BINDERY for SALE.--Is in complete
ID running oraeF large established will be sold cheap lease
%EpypDnY W .SE March S from u sts' S % M a. oe q
~ ""D' -" "-''' CIAKK L MAYNARD No. Bsrcayst
NOR SALE-STOCK aud FIXTURES of an
j. old established STOVE aud HOUSE FURNISHING BUSINESS
doing good trade veil adapted for the Hardware trade for cash only
Address W. H. ANNRSS, No "a Montgomery st. Jersey city
EOR SALE-Thc STOCK and FIXTURES of
an o established COUNTRY STORE, doing business of bd0OO
NY - -
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.-31000O will
buy valuable Milling Proper viii pay from - 70 20 per s sS. on
the Investments 5000 remain on bond ana mortgage Aaoies'
DARTNER WANTED-In an established
5000 un particulars address With name Boz No. seS
heS-York once.
rJNO DENTISTS-For SALE-Bargain-
M Roorns TO LIT ocatd--estahshed business gras fur
hlTe 6Iurs tc sold cheap owner leaving city Address mmeu
aiey "MOLAR," station y.
WANTED-A Gentlemen with from $4,000
w 70 $1,000 capital and basnsss ezpeehoe must cone Nei
willing interest Brsiess
hed ROLLING MILL well located the Eastern part of Penn
sn and capable Of producing sboa 5000 ans Of Merchant bar
roa snnaa wiling take charge Of the sale Of the ron
in the CITY Of York salary Adinss Post once Boz NO is
NVANTED--A young MAN of energy and
c5 M Ssfii:E Sp'' 1ss so fS oppSlsS Ss
MY for any young Address With MUSIC, eos Tpeane
oho-. ~ e. y =.
90 0DN TO S7,OO0.-A gentleman Of un-
Rc.OOO denltel ngFp snd srE. eIpeIiense whlns !.
abilities sn moderate rearh Would prefer to
bis attention 10 the od<e branch Would have objections 70 associate
~ih highly respeh IN the Real se and Insurance business
Ad With fall particulars H. Tnbane Ofec for days in enaden
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
4iinations nOanien- females.

V4TANTED-By o young American Lady
w situation NURSERY GOvEREEss thoroughly competent
teach Bugsh branches Address L. H. Station References
given. -. - y
LII Respectable Families, Boarding -IIonses
IN supplied with gso SERVANTS fom AL nations
Protestant Catholic, MRS Y0RKSrONS OFFICE No 10
Pourfh-ay
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
Vestern keserye, common 20 prim

northern Penlsi wanna ;..-. 5GSO
CHEEsE-The decline in gold has had a depressing in
hnence on the marke prices have fallen off, and the
market closes heavy trade very dull the sales making
reQlIrements OF the trade. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-04
Turkey.

TURKISH VESSELS IN GREEK PORTS.
Two Ottoman steamers had arrived ~ me IlIt'n,ls'
to watch the NOV ements of the Greek bl0ckade-ru-
ner "Arkad" The Turkish representative at
Athens replied to the protest of the Greek Govern
meDt that Turkey. being at peace with oreeee HAS
right to send her vessels 10 Gieek PORTS
THE EARTHQUAKE At MYTHENE.
IL WAC on the 9th instant that the awful disaster
occurred. At 6 in the evening of that day shock
was suddenly felt lasting ~ or - seconds followed
almost directly by another longer and more violent
The sea- it il said heaved and boiled into and out OF
the ports and IN the little town whole blocks of solid
stone buildings reeed and fell together like houses
of cards The castle the cathedral, the Governors
kiosk the prison. the mosques and the consular resi-
dences Ill, more or less, shared the Irn
The dwellings were largely built OF squared vol
canic stone, taken from ancient edhces; yeJ they
all fell together; nav, the effect OF the overthrow
was the greater account OF their very sohdlty. IL
is said that from $40 tn 1000 people have persed IN
the capital of the island. and that asmany more nave
been manned. Among the inland villages thefe mas
also been much loss of lifc and, whether true or
not it IL reported that nj point the earth really
oDeped and swallowed mp whole broad Delt OF
dwellings close by the seas edge. IL Is also related
that ut this particular point there subsistence O
tho ground, which has let the sea right M, many
fathoms deep, over what was formerly busy ana
prOsperous quarter of the little town. Shock more
or less severe, were felt ON the 9Th and SIN over
a part OF the Lcyant and in some OF the Egean
islands. Smyrna, MagneSla Adralnltl, AlNaH, ualH-
poh and Constantinople itself have been more or
less shaken But Mitylene suffered the most cruelty
and after the catastrophe the inhabitants All He'd
from their residences and were obliged 10 1--we IN the
open air, or under tents. stricken down by sorrow
and terror. Hunger next came 10 add 10 thelr lhs-
cry: the calamity had been 81 sweeping that they
had not even the neccsSaries Of life. Ffencn gun
boat and an Austrian Loyd's steamer landed some
biscuits and stores among the deSpalIlng people; bt
the extent of the misfortune IL such that only the
most energetic action the part OF the turks at
Smyrna and Constantinope can save many OF those
that are hOuseIess from starvation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-04

fresh imposts The financial question IL at the present
day not only question Of supreme interest for ltay D
also Of honor and national dignity. Parliament Will
have donbt, direct all their activity TO the s0noI
OF this question. On solemn occasions have pledged
ourselves to Europe that would become power Tor
the advancement Of civilization, order, and peace, SO
placed in possession OF our national
iscnce Now Is the time for us to redeem that pledge,
and to fulfil the hopes that have been placed in us.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies,
the honor the safety and future OF the nation
now your hands II it glory for MS 20 have sc-
compshe by so many sacrifices the work OF our inde-
pendence and TO have endowed the nation with the ac-
iyity and ygOr OF life ID will be no essa glory for TO
organize it at home-o make IL sure VI se respe"teu'
and slrOnger.v