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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-12
Il. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of u. s. Patent 0nes, WasAingfeH,
(sndsr hs sef Of 1877
70 state street, opposite Kiiby Street,
BOSTON
"A yearr, continues 10 secure Patents In the Uni.
ted States, also In Great britain, France, and 9th.
or foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications bondA
Assignments. and oil Papers or Drawings Tor 70.
patch. Researches made Into American or For
sisu works, To determine the validity or utility
Of Patents OF Invontions-and legal or other nd.
vice rendered 10 all matters touching ths same.
Copies OF the claims OF any Patent Furnished by
relnitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded At
No Ig:ssy IN IA. Usn.d STATE, po.,..,., superior
Eae,hfiss for ebts,sing Patents ssesrts,nfsg Ls
During eight months the subscriber, In course OF
his large practice made on fs,es peected sppile,-
was decided In Av fssor bv the Commissioner Of
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy ~ ono OF the most espssi.
snd sseetssjsl practitioners with whom have hsd
'"'''' CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
frsstrortAy and moro capable Of putting their sp-
plications In . form 70 secure for them On early
and favorable censide rstion az the Patent ohlcs."
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made for me TlilRrEEN
applications on sll but one OF which patents have
been granted, and thai II nov Ssadina. such un-
mistaE abls proof Of great talent and ability on
his part Leads me TO recommend sN Inventors 70
ia surs of having the most hithful attention be-
slowed on their cases. and 81 very reasonable char
~" JOHN TAGGART.
BOSTON. January I. 1867. yrs
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OVER SO KINDS OF DIARIES
For 1867, TOT sale cheap at I'll. PIPER's Book.
store.
Also, IN extra lot OF RoBT n. THOMAS AL
MANAGES for 1867. at retail and Wholesale, very
low.
SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds, Agricultural
and Horticultural Books.
NEW MUSIC just received, tho latest Music
Books.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS OF tho newest and
most desirable styles,
STATIONERY OF all kinds.
BEAUTIFUL BIBLES, In tho latest styles oil
binding. nom the largest Quarto to the smallest
Pocket Bible,
PHOTOGRAPHS, Ensravlugs, wrappn: Pa
per, &C., &c. 80
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ALBANY.

NOTHING DONE WITH THE CONVENTION BHi-IIE
CANAL QUESTIONABLE TAX BIILe-TlIE UNION
LEAGUE INCORPORATION ELL lost.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Monday, March 4, 1907.
Only 10 Senators were in their seats this morning
and barely quorum Of Representatives. The proceed
ncs of both Houses consequently not OF much i'm
pOrtanee.
The Convention bin not pnt on its final passage az
II was expected it would be- because OF The slim atehd
apce of members The Senate engaged the best part
Of the day in considering bills in Committee OF the Whoe'
but none were of any great Importance
In the Assembly the amendments Of the Senate allow
ing the Select Committee investigate the alleged canal
frauds not concurred in, on motion OF Mr. Parker
Mr.. Parker ia opposed TO the Committees holding JUS
session in secret and does not Oeeve the heA
Legislature will act upon the findings OF TINS committee
Hence his motion. A Select Committee OF five was
ordered TO examine into the feasibility OF extending e
Chemung Canal, 50 that II VIII connect WIN 'he
wanna Canal. -,
The Ways and Means Committee reported the Tax OIL:
Three mills ia 10 be levied for bounty purposes ml Tor
the purpose OF the General Fund mill for support oi
common schools; mill for the reduction Oh inc 9'"e III
The bin amendatory OF the act Incorporating me Mer
chants Exchange and ewsRoom was paseed Mcss ~ O.
M O. Murphy and Wotman were the only members WIN
voted against it.. ..., ,,o So,r
York Union League giving them power 10 procure anu
hold real estate was lost its final passage quorum
not voting All the Democratic members voted ag'se
H. and Nessrs Minard and ID. y. Wood, Republicans ne
latter did so the purpose of moving recOnSds
the vote. and to lay the motion on Tue taDie tS
mn again 10 another vote when fun House - present
Comment upon these provisions is hardy HeesssaIy'
Thirty percent of the real and personal estate OF
tcs named would almost build the road How mncn per
suason il would take TO get the members OF the 1ono
Council Of your city 10 add To your DEBT <loV 10 no
hard 10 conjecture, from their welknown weakness ISI
Jobs This bill IL in the subCommlttce or tne "nV'o
IGrindng Committee) where u should remain; -.
The passage of this some bill Ike H. VIII ue o toao
benefit 10 the revenue Of the state AS u is nov" .'
are so many eyasOns Of the law that the state mas o M
immense sum OF money This bill guards against III
these evasiOns in the future. - . ,.- ,.o q,
hin incorporating the 90 Mott Memorial Library oi l nc
civ of NewYorkva institution now existing at no 90
Madison ave The building If the free gift OF the willow
OF the late Dr. Valentine Mott. and the library ana
atus having been collected by Dr. Mott III ms netn,
will hereafter be devoted 20 the free use OF meuca
students.
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Turkey.
,o,,-,, ,Un THE GREAT POWERS.

THE FORTE AND THE GREAT POWERS
Constantinople adyices of the 18th indicate that
the important notifications which have just taken pace
m the Government that the Porte INTENDS 10 loo"
the advice OF the great Powers and to grant ecacios
and reforms not only in Gambia but also III
Servia Thessalia, and Eprus. France TO AVOID being
ISOLATED unhOlds now the policy OF concession and CON
citation first urged on the Porte by Russia and Austria
and supported by England and Prussia.
REFORM.
Public opinion decidedly tends TO reform. There IS a
PARTY called Young Turkey at the head of which is Mus
tapha Pacha brother Of the Nceroy OF Egypt ana luc
esteemed by the Sultan, whO however, does not THINK
that the moment has yet arrived TO break UP with the Ola
traditions by making him his Grand Nizier.
RELATIONS WITH TIE NICEROY.
The relations between the Turkish Government and the
Viceroy are exceedingly precaIious The ambitious pro
iects assigned his Hgbness two weeks ago are now
fully known at the Divan.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO March tE saHihp HehD Chluhsty
Ham, SsulaIt and hAiy D. PhsI, q Btsal = y bsn.mn
81 X ToohAkrr DR. r. A Pears and hmly & H.
Deer Samuel HANSON Hefod L B. Fovlsr Mss Margaret
MeGf.ih Mrs Bsst aud daughter sumuer n peapor,s,
Carpenter Mrs. letnAs and child y X ard wife Ms
Tut Melville Atwood aud two daughters FrAnh Evan. John
U,htr McytF Jarhgg X MofgAnen H. Jsa Mss Lucy G.
whney, D. Tibbets aud ~if. J. y MeChneb, T.
STRAIGHT N'T.sg' =, NJ ~ bAIsinsu nsiAiri'
Collier J. \ Conn a. W Collins Robert knight D. Blum f. "
Cron W W " Rolling Jacob aud Joseph LeSkoni,
Wilkinson H. MeKustey II Rooster and wife j. hIon, Me
K.nle Capt Mauy .h Mrs NJ Cushing and dangh Mrs
W eld Bnnght " Hall II Street aud 80 IN the
,teefage Prom Aspinwall A. Isaac, Hahtr,
Se and W. Avt wife AID servant u Hoate MAJOR
Coin, capt Mills VIE and servant, 4 Duyal H. T. Williams T.
GfJes & Portal w. sesar W Euler, A. Halliday, = Mach
J. y smith W Horsiofd j. Tugoh, J. Ballnn
smith Cha Franks D. Shenf wfe and Mrs Scug
ADD children D. Painter Chas ststson Bfanan Cum
w. Baker F. Dupy, H. Brown MAJ T. bAs'h'y and 10 IN
storage
FROM ST JAGO DE- CUBA March +s,eam'hp Fab KscLous A.
Mates, wife aud cld Alberto De Aguero Charles tofAL
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ITALY.
THE POLITICAL CRISIS.

Parliament has been dissolved, and new election
ordered on the 10th Of March The Cabinet is Dehg to
constructed in order TO make 1t acceptable to the country
JacH, scialoga and Borgatt have resigned ana 'nei
designations have accepted BERT had also
hut IL was believed he would retain his porfon9 OF eap
Instruction IL is believed that RleasOn VIII Iei' az
NJ M the head Of cabinet with RatazM IN H. OF as
second in ministry with Cialdln al dn s upon
poitIcal life and RatazZi and his party alo o Nh
odous to the country. Much exceinenS ,Ias have
% bcd II is the most severe political crisis the cOu
try has experienced sevenyw9 Liberals 6aa CpOs
, ,oro INJECTED 70 issue an appeal TO the electors
The perhaps the best certainly fn SI;ng ey
Gcr own hands Enfranchsed by series OF marvellous
events peril that The country may ian IEP IN oe
nv new and united effort OF patriotism"
THE TRANSFER OF VENICE COMPLETED, >,...
The transfer Venetia is at last finished Gen. Mohg
held his last conference with the Italian representative
on the sth and left for Vienna Oh The 18th.
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STATE OF TRADE.
n, ,Ki,asIpn 70 ruR TRIBUNE

ST Lorl, March .TebaecC in hr de,Abd pree unchanged
Cotton sF zee % % sS. FS1E d' F. 10" % g. Bsa IL
E, so SossI W5s.. srn Corr ,G; q an, .,,,,.d
rate. s0FSrsss Fs.I te Corr lie u bah 0' pos 40 90
Bah Saoar. e. Cssr s1ss oi Loose Shoulders, e.e
Packed Lard tsree l2ie WHISKY ir,e "a IS
Me- Sss s s Ms1s & NTH . sSS' g:
# l ss M - 81 H fss iGss SS K Gs
Wheat .d,ase e2e hs marl or no !sy1sE t :. o. \,
Iator Cora speculative demand ss' q No arse
ale ~ SO Live Bog, qas, @sl, for Hmoa light 20 good
,aooh RECEIPT, q. .. ,s en 81 e s,. % spTsH
700 tb Floa Of Wheat 1890 eeHias Of Corn 1880
Y gs en- r., Sra wheat .ayrse'Y q; ;' ss;
az '' tS ~ -. ~ f,st Con- doll a o. No
ror. ..ea ,se! P1d ll'9, ii! iI IT, gr5Tss o ks
What u caia q oai' 90 s,hA' Com p" Hog. SHIPMENT
IA, rvo lr,l sFeur 9a sal non tal what 10 Ssgasd
~ 9asl ~ Rel 81 80 ~ . Corn n good demand hss'5.i
Il lie ~ nshsr rr.s1 Cesee-.oi 10 ns.i az ga
90 ils Cer't SEED large 'a.e', Old &c, Se" g. 800
cc-sif Msrss i-Fa ,,s,a, unchanged Sapsrs 81 IS
w ~ . I', 70 'i - fsS ', .oo armand ,si
'S s.a' ss.s. %, "a, ssS Sa'sS ' ne - &C. T., 80 o'I'
% - Ses q - 'ra' N if9s' PAL c'S %, S1 AID q
Lsul e. Mtn Pori fm q Bas Meats bel, advance
o, o. 3. , S1s s g La La s s,, M ale. "
Cartry 2is Cp 1910. At he esc dEa TO hoy any
s5I css iaIse tor Porto Rico Mos,ss. sde Clover IS "a
sS,s ss n sss' .s'Ss "a . S.s1 hs:.s
Oldsi At Gold 10 tg,iag ald i19 ',s Biehanse
" etanse o tts mcasy maffst
Mtrrh ttsttu qs,ii N1dlrF, 20 SPIRITS Tur.
tsut.us - Eotu, - lI4Gtt
Cnamrfos Maftb tIcoa unchanged 'Als q 80 bales Md
Ionis N,r,h i-Co,op tu '., q 80 bales, Mddirg le
demand lglt, f,osIFt iof too d4ys. - tats -
S,ylSSH Narst G-Co,ou que, At ~, ir Mddingi 'sss q 40
tas,. RECEIPT, or iso dsyt 20 tl.rs
OfwrGo March Aforf = 10 nferate frmandi cone mis tA'e
ttl srnns and NHr grad', iA.s CO. ehs q
al sd ell hpurg; tlJ43 p for Red WneTi IA y
ff waite els 90 bolhs krtA Re Flour 81 Boo 'tay
a as What qar a. Corn unchanged ~ 700 u ,i
~ Oa IS sr Barley Rs Afl Pas nominal Stor;
.gjGsA slig,ilf sR Medass as tuu Railroad ffcsh-
II.nr ~ HMM Nts.l nfl 10 y AlhAnI. tc.
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PRUSSIA.
THE ELECTIONS AND THE LIBERAL PART

The ELECTIONS AND THE LIBERAL PARTY.
One report says the elections of deputies TO the
North German Parliament far as is at present Known
have in great part proved favorable 10 the Liberal party
In Berlin Magdeburg stettn, Rostock and Breslan, all
the electoral districts have returned Liberal candidates
Gen Fakenstein has been elected In konSSDergt tIe
former Minister, Herr Munchausen, in the city OF
Hanover. and Baron de R0thschild in Frankfort. In
Elberfeld a second election will be necessary TO
decide whether Count Bismarck or Herr Won
Forkenbeck is the successful candidate Bismarck
is evidently popular; he has been returned by
ten different electoral colleges Great excitement mas
the elections TO the Northern Parliament The Liberal
party seems certain of good working majority Inc
Central Committee is receiving enormous conuIOulVnS,
the salary the Government refused to give them.
II is stated that the King, yielding to the solicitations OF
given to Prussia by the last treaties to garrison Dresden
ID time Of peace.
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CONCERT At TIE GERMANIA Rooms BnooK1YN.

CONCERT AT THE GERMANGA Rooms BROOKLYN.
The BrOoLiul Union of Saturday last contains the
following notice of concert 20 bc given 10
morrow evening by widow lady, whose education and
BIRTH and whose efforts support herself and little ones
entitle her 10 generous support
1--WE wish TO call the attention OF readers to con-
cert 10 take place at the OF the Germanla CluD
Nos ia and l7G Atanticst opposite the Athen$nn on
9th inst This concert is given by Mrs H. A Hartel
"a singer OF ordinary abilities. who makes her flf-t ap
pearance before the public that OCCASION POssessnga
fine sympathetic voice, Of much sweetness and power
which has been carefully trained by one Of our most
celebrated teachers, the lady Is also gifted with an
earnest appIecative nature, which shows Itself in her
power OF, conception and expression Aside from her
acaulreneDs in music, Mrs. HaTte is lady OF cultva
ton aud refinement most pleasing and amiable manners
and In every respect worthy Of the esteem and patronage
" the music-Oviug community. The programme "
which I'm possession. contains only music OF the
highest order including several new works by the best
German masters The artists engaged Of the first
class select quartet Of male voices ana the chorus
Of the GeTmana also to assist T. latter fact may
be looked upon Of the best guarantees OF the
ccllence Of the entertainment, and we cannot but
prophecy successful future for the talented debdnte,
being introduced 70 the Brooklyn public by society VI
such high standing and aptecedents as the Germaula"
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LiTEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT or NEW YORK. MARCH 4

ARRIVED.
FtsGmtlp Uur ChAupcey Gray, Aspuval Feb "a, With pass
uAiIs Treasure. r r. BABY Feb a. Al 335
spoken Island wishing 10 report The
not having been ltad from N ee months aud
that getting short Of provisions March ga M TAT - 70
long 81 steamship Star hence for AspbwAl an two
miles Cape Lhtshp passed propeller SAioni boud - sane
tine PASSED bark r. Wells. bound N. -,
STEAMSHIP FaL Kee Stirling Jsgo Cuba Feb 49, aud seovitAs
23b h .e WAyds Co Vessels IN port OF 81 ygo
DE- Cuta Feb 25-Brg Peterson oadng brig AAa BID
her do port NeuSa Feb 2-BAk catalina fefkh
loading Yofi bns Havana Dennis io AySnA 90 Tor 90
seb IA MAY Jonesp0n Vessels sailed NON NeuThfe ~
hg H. oustOn French for New Yors seh Adab tBr Roddy do
2Ll; bng Nellie Autnm, Lowell do 2Jl , ,,
Ssmshp eecoa Clyde Snyder Wilmington G. to hours with
mise and pass "a J. Hand -, n, ~, J., .---
BARK TAI Away Qnsee Lace London Dee a. With ms to mas
for Ian la &c long ~ TO- experienced heavy from SW
,oud Ia which busArks cabn window ard st lights
and earned wAy part boards and everything moneabc being
s about de From which has had succession Of hesyJ west
tIy gales
DISASTER.
WV March 4Tbe steamship Pung Shucy. from New
Yors vas reported by the pilots yesterday at oeoei ashore
East Ba Owing the fog they not able 10 report farther
egApbc dispatch received. reports the pilotboat VIM Bell
saved.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FR.scco March I-Arrved ship Blue JAct IRON iOh
Gn,d's frofu baltimore. CoTdllor from Liverpool
WIxIsGTOS A-ATved steamers Pfomeihus ard Veteran,
from New. ioh 1T 81. f. N VI y,
,o, Tom baltimore, sehr MARY white, from Csrlenas
sailed ,chr David stocker for Philadelphia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSpoS March 4NoonConos money steady at o. The
sp.npg rsis for American Securities follows Bre shares t
Illinois CenA leI dy) ~ United States FyeTweny Bonds 49,
The bonds opened before oc hous "a for the issue Of 1862
AID a asled for he issue oflf65
Sej 81 for money American Securities closed
II N. following oao,tous: United States geTwentes "a Illinois
teptsi saJts tex. diy) f6l; BHe RaiNs7 shares 81!
United States bonds closed At Frankfort at '6l.
lyrRpoo Ma 4-NoonTbe sales Of cotton odsy WD prooaoy
pah IOOoO bales Prices have declined 3D. since last report hd
finland. 1914 Ndng YevOeabs I'D The BrsSiuas market IS
ast California Wheat sm at 10 per e,ua Corn has deeed TO
a3psT quarter foJ MIXED Western The Provision make qast
500 per Tor American Porh and Bacon unchanged Spe
Petroleum I'D gallon Refined Petroleum 49, SInis Turpltne
a6per cvt iot Carolina. Ashes unchanged
H,spe Cotsn market improved during the afternoon. and
,k,sd steady At an advance 3d. Mddng UPnds being quoted "
lNd p NJ The sales Of the day foot us 10000 bales A'h' se
suoted al IA for Pots
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FRANCE.
me CORPS LEGIsLAT1F.


The sittngs of the Corps Legisatif were opened on
the 10th Of February by speech from Count Waewsk,
abe President who said The Emperor advances with
firm step the path OF prOressa path in which
equal OF going astray those who let themselves
alured by vain UtOpas BY augmenting rights the
duties France unshakeabe IN her powerful unity and
rendering 10 the Government confidence for conf
that none OF her great interests will be Imperfect
IN the hands which direct her. ana certain,
TIMES may demand and 10 show that no effort beyond
her patriotism" on the same day sedtus oons,'tD'
Uas communicated the Senate enactiug thht hece-
forth before determining upon the pronunciation OF law
thai body may, II they consider that the law calls ioI
importait notifications, decide that 1t be submitted
anew 10 the deliberations Of the Corps Legisatlfi H.
after "A second discussion, the law should be adopted Dy
Tor the Senate 10 consider only whether they shall oppose
Us PRONUNCIATION not upon constitutional grounds.
THE YELLOW BOOK.
The Yellowbook was distributed on the 18th among
members With regard Eastern affairs, it dwels upon
the traditional policy of France and states that the En-
peror has always favored combinations which While con.
sOdatng peace could also conduce TO me deveopment
yn those provinces IN which treaties had lana d0Wn inc
basis Of real autonomy be had eonnseea inc r9Ire ~
things would permit especially IN the question OF the
United Prineipsties wheb have obtained government
with regard 70 Crete the YeowoOOk states that ties
Of sympathy unite that island 10 Greece II expresses
regret that the Sublime Porte did follow the cOunsels
Of France, and sent promptly Commissioner 10 Crete 70
Settle the difficulties which existed and continues thus
Tbe regulation Ovsr-exctsd incorporation
t,rssse ibsssd reforms sbieh IL bdel The
.ion Of The produced agitation the Hellenic provinces
srfsy eIsd public opinion n te Kingdom Of Greece The
the bast The Seans claimed
sop al M liz fosses occupied by
eh Porte adopt favorable to The Christian popn
be Il N advice
III Cr,su question stir uusoye In presence Of the
mon bss bsep created and the systbes which have
sleueo 10 Europe will The combinations Neh were al h deeme
sGeut 10 be - sti The Ottoman c'eum-t should fora
realize the sgl0usuess Of the eIn
ss ngs hesitate such aenaees as may preserve
- tls nefoies return u siIslsr excitement"
win regard 20 Germany the Nelow-DOOk says
Spss a dsfntyey attached North Germany 10 htrse ~ The a'
St, CeYuapy preserve ts absolute right 10 decide wis
e,uop sLsI msn with the Northern Consideration AIsIa
b. Yeog hook also recalls the fact that Prussia ha
nromissd 10 consult the wishes Of the inhabitants
&heyD scbleswg with regard % their future position
Wh regard 10 The United States, the yellow book say
P,,ne. ,pe,y tppsOJs activity Sb Which this great GsueV
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Bulls HEAD.-With unfavorable weather, full
supply and the opening of the Lenten season. cattle are
lc lower than last week There were $500 on sale at
Observation-Disclosures Monday and the total Tor the week
foos up 6ls9, LOO more than last week Trade was
Slow but all finally disposed Of sheeptre IN petter
unn,v1so e for the week-but sell well at former rates
of 7.Qstc y 10 while hogs have advanced &C. 10, with
1900 for the week
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THE WEsr INDIA ocEAN rr1rcnApn

HAVANA, February 21.-On the I'D the United
States coast survey steamer COrwess started with party
Of guests 10 sound the three different approaches pro-
posed for the submarine telegraph 10 unite this
island geographically 10 the United States. These are
the Queens Water Battery" the "Chefrem" fishing
markell about three miles southwest from this place nnd
The MaIriansas" beach. about nine miles from here
fine breakfast was served, and the party returned dc.
lighted with the trip.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH s. 1867

p.., sr,n.b,rn. pepot Pa P.nh Meaughp PHILADELPHIA Pa
Charles Taylor Rspds Mich Anthony Jackson %
Fost,r Mich; William Edwards Mics lcL
James Munroe Marsha Mich William Haslett Do"agac hcn
Henry Detroit Mich Edward Van Demark batte ~
Arb. Ctars W. Fonda Three Rivers Moh Solomon r. Bliss ba
saginaw CHI Charles A. lockwood Pedona NeSIofk George r.
Harvey. Doyes'oNn, Pa
erryor-WIh Thornbuy Of Nevada for Surveyor General Of
Iard STATE. ,tory-CbMlss Whitley, Eastern District
Indian dOest-Henry Martin Sac POI Agency Quincy.
Lsos,of--p Whitman, Assessor Sixth District OF Illinois
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1.-THE Pen is Mighher than the Sword.
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New.
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent az
the same prices. III .ho
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore;
where an Agency is established, the puDlic VIII
ON the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention.
if accompanied with the cash.
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,epane the eases the civil No subject OF sen
between the two eountresi everything Oh o N'
con trbutes % assinila'e their policies"
Referring 10 Mexico, the Yellow book says -,
departure Of the French troops resolved upon IN W @
penimic orr Of action Anything having e character o
pressure cond only have placed the position "
selves having pIoong Of nT Which we sbohu Nn "
abdge By next March troops win have quilted Me1co
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and No 10 the largest
PRICES OF PENS WITH SILvER-MoUNTED DESK
WITH NIINEK-Mt
IInI nHnN
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These "a carats fe superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860.
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident.
The made OF Coin Silver but are not so heavy
those OF the Frst Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
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FRANCE.

PARIS March 4.--Strikes for higher wages among
the operatives of France becoming frequent The
cause Is tTaeeable TO the increased price OF food.
Tho Government has commenced legal proceedings ID
abe Correctional Court against NJ Emile de Girardn,
for leading editorial in bis journal boldly c1tczne the
IOley Of the Emperor
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE, MARCH A.
sYT sLEeRAFa TO TIE TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. March 4-NOOn.-Dspatches have been
.oived here from Dublin which announce the capture
~ the famous Col OCoDnor the leader Of the late Fenan
rrvot I'm Ireland He taken by the authorities at
Athlope West Meath County, nearly 200 miles from the
scene Of the insunection
Lord Brougham has made speech strongly urging the
adoption OF the principle of bouse-poll suffrage
EveniDg-The following changes have been made III the
English Cabinet The Duke of Richmond becomes
Colonial Secretary; Sir John Pahiugton Secretary Of
War Sir Stafford NOrthcOte First Lord of the Admiralty;
the Right Hon. II. !. Cory Under Secretary for the
Colonies and NJ stephen Cave President Of the Board
Of Trade