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New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
erATE EAIR AT RIfFEAIO.

Brrr,Lo, Oct. 3.-The State Agricultural So
ciey has truly blessed with good weather Tor inc
evbbton This morning early another slight shower o
rain laid the dust and made the atmosphere delightful
This was gala day of the Fair. There Is an imnense
crowd of visitors from abroad The receipts at the ticker
office today were Sll 900 At the lowest calculation 5000
we're on the grounds There was quite an addition o
frnit to the exhibition to-day. Tic display OF grapes ana
wine from the Pleasant Valley GrapeGrowers Assoeia
tion IIalnmondsport, steubcn County, New-lork wa,
Grand They exhibited ~ varieties of grape ana s.N oi
sill and yc of sparkling wines. They are awarded inc
first premium FOR wines and grapes; The thirty hrs,
Rriede Gen W. +. Rogers, received TINS AFTERNOON
ON fhe Fair grounds by MaiorGen. u. l.. Howard ih,S
made line turnout. Tonight the Hon j. stanton ,ohu
of Hudson delivered euOgy on the late GOV Joih n
King President Of the Society after which George A.
Moore of Buffalo discussed the subject OF sailing Inc
Comuiftees on Premiums have been hard at Work pre-
orinD their repors for tomorrow. Many OF their re-
norts have been handed in. The contest over sewing
machines "a spirited The Singer IL awarded tue highest
remm for family manufacturing and button hole ma
chimes AZ the baseball match this AFTERNOON between
the Central city Club Syracuse and the NlaSa.ds OF
RnIso Tho former won the gold ball and the champion
shin of the state. score 2I 10 80.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

ment which he has everywhere encountered, that the
House OF Representatives will certainly frame arices ~
impeachment against Andrew Johnson, ana visoiousy
prosecute them before the Senate He regards the eoue
which the President is pursuing little less tn lsane,
and expresses his astonismeDt at the reckless lner W
which he insults and dehes the lawnaking power anu
disregars the manifest wishes Of the loyal masses On e
the country that Gen. Grant accepted the portfolio OF
Secretary of War al Interim for had he refused ana
some Copperhead like steedman been appoih,teu,
before the reassembling of Congress Mr. Washburne Is
panied and chagrined at the freinthe rear upon Gen.
to what to ascrbe IT. but declares that better or rmer
friend OF the Congressional policy Of Reconstructon lives
country he says may rely implicitly upon the General
doing his duty faithfully and ably IN reonstrucung the
his sword in in behalf of Union and Liberty he VII
exercise his official powers In peace 10 equal civil
aud political rights for all men, irrespective Of color or
condition.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
THE BODIES OF THE ASSASSINATION CON
SPIRATORS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-On Tuesday, IN ac-
corancc with orders received at the Washington Arsenal
by Gen Ramsey Commandant OF the Post, from Gen.
Grant Secretary War; the bodies OF the assassination
conspirators and also the body Of Henry WIZ, the An
desonyillc aor were removed from their graves ana
relnterrod In another portion Of the grounds Ihis re-
naval was rendered necessary In consequence OF the pro-
jccted improvement Of the arsenal grounds;
ihe contractor for tho removal or the olt
pcnitcntiary building being about 10 commence
work The body OF j. wilkes Booth was bnred IN @ wnat
was known ps of she Penetenary buildng
II was incloscd In ammunition box After The grave WAS
ullcd mn with dirt the brick flooring replaced The
Lurial having been accomplished, the WINDOWS were
boarded up and the door made secure Secretary stanton
taking the KEY with HIM and kept at the War De
pnrtment until few weeks ago, when was returned 10
the arsenal officers , - .,o
ON the receipt Of the order for the removal OF tho
bodies including Booths on Tuesday, laborers were at
once sct 10 work The bodies taken from the graves
before mentioned, and carried 10 No Warehouse, where
trench was dug feet from the north wall IN ths
french the bodies placed aDd as secrecy had Dcen
cnoiucd but few persons were aware that tue removals
had been made. II would seem from tins that the Gov
crnncnt does not intend 20 gve up bodies to me rea-
lives The bodies OF Booth, Payne, Harold, Mlcfiot
WiIl and Mrs Surratt were placed ia Il common grave
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
NEWS FROM THE WHALING FLEET.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. "a letter from Flower
ayytc whaling fleet. II Is dated July 81 Tho Three
brothers had taken 10 whales, Gayhead lS Eendeer III
Msssnchuses of New Bedford l Tolander 49, Minerva,
~, George Uowand a. Corintblan, Nautilus l0 Robert
Towns 4 Harrison Florida OF san franeisoi 81 mas.a
usetfs of san Francisco, Progress, l. Milo of New
Redford .; John Rowland 3; Joseph Maxwell: a. Bir.h
Perry lc Eagle Of Honolulu Il Totnla, coo bbs wash.
in,,oyn Oo0 bbls; Eugena, 200 bbls; John Wells
whales illinois, s. Active L. James Murray, Cornet Of
Honolulu, !; Alpha, 81 the Peru was clean, ,.,, c,or
psli had Visited Fort st. Michael, Gmntey Harb0r Ana
yr and Povcr Bay and found the stations In good con-
dltlon. -, ,,,, - ,o.. ~,
the hnadyr Sea the 10th Of May Ninety barrels OF
ali and some hone were transferred TO the bark Nautilus
The follow ing vessels have arrived at ononlu fn tho
trct sea- President with 200 barrels Of oil ana 5000
pounds Of bone Isandor, with I2N DalIcie OF OF ana
3o 0nDp poupds of bone.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS.
LONDON, Oct S-The last dates from Rio Janeiro
report the arrival at that port of the United States
steam frieate Guerrero the flagship of Rear-Admra
Charles H. Davis commanding the South American
Squadron.
The members of the Masonic Order last night gave
a grand dinner at Gravesend TO the officers OF Admi
raj Fsrraguts flagship the franklin, now lying OIL
that port
LISBON, Oct. 3.-The United States frigate Mime
sota, Commodore James Alden commanding, has ar
rived here She has on board a large number OF
mdebipmcn.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
ARIZONA.

A MEMORIAL FROM THE PEOPLE FOR pR0rEC-
TION AGAINST THE INDIASs-rHE REMOVAL
OF GEN. MCDOWELL ASKED FOR.
san FRANCIsCO, Oct. 3.-.ArizOnia advices OF
Sent ls have been received. memorial had been pre-
sented TO the Territorial Assembly to ask the General
Government for protection against tho Indians.
They state that the damage to the people from savages
has been fearful Scarcely road or foot-path IN the
Territory Is safe for travellers
Not the villages near the military camps are sc
the inhabitants will have TO abandon the Territory.
The petitions ask Congress to authorize the Governor 10
raise regiment Of volunteers In the Territory for service
until the Indians subugated.
Resolutions have been introduced requesting that the
Territory be remoyc from the command OF Gen McDow-
ell and that Arizona be made separate department.
with ts commanding officer TO report immediately 10
GEN Halleek in whom the people have confidence.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
THE COTTON CROP.

ESTIMATE FROM TIE BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.--The following IL copy
OF a letter addressed to a firm In New-York:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BURTAU OF srATTsrIcs,}
Oct. 2, 1867. }
GENTLEMEN To yours Of Sept asking for statistics OF
having reached this Bureau from nearly all the COLLECTION
divisions 20 in the aggegael OF the sates o MISS
sipp. Georgia. Alabama aud Florida, can now furnish
the statistics for these states The only official etatsucS
this Bureau can furnish such revealed incident
ally through the execution Of the Fiscal and Revenue
Laws. Tue condition OF the public debt. the import
entries the Custom House, the cealances the ware
house transactions and tunnage regsries ara tne pay
ments of internal taxes, DC, are Incldentany
Of this nature Beyond the ppanns preparauop Con- oi
ceving however that our internal revenue Organla-
ton might, after practice flor statistics require
practice much other thiDgs he made scrvlceaDc
series of through their ustfumentaity some
these already completed, as those OF tho
population and the cotton crop u9t quite reauy oJners
railroads. &c. These data are supplied gratntousy Dy
the division officers, and from their personal obseryatio
and though not official, probably sucent rclaD,e.
Certainly great deal credit Is due to the officers who
furnished them and who TO do 80 are olen put 10 con-
siderable trouble Now and then some thonghtiess per-
ward iacetious reply to the questions asked but such
replies easily detected aud Iemedled: The
vast number Of returns received, covering as
they do by small sections the entire face OF ,ne
country ought, in my opinion. to inpart consider
able confidence In their aggregate correctness.
1t was by the means have described that the appended
yourselves how far they may relied upon There are
as have said two hundred collection divisions IN
these four States. About twenty five OF these have not
reported and must ask you To make your own apoW,
for the difference this would make IN the completed
returns. The returns from the wanting divisions ana
the other cotton states will be ready, presume,
during the coming fortnight but many oI ine eScnon con,
somewhat risky TO count upon their Responses ,ooo
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
VOL. XXVU.....N NO S.961.
EUROPE.
ITALY.
TIE REVOLUTION IN RoNe'


s,y ATLANTIC I'll EGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
LONDON, Oct. 2-Midnight'-Ihe reports 'io"'
Italy are startling. A dispatch received from
Florence late this evening says that the ont
break at Viterbo was not quelled. Inc slhaii
town of Acquapendente, near Ovieto' mas oeeh
.antured by the insurgents, who now have tuh
possession of the roads leading TO It, Inc
commander of the forces of the Pope has asked
the Italian Government for instant assistance
Italy refuses TO furnish any soldiers. lhere
is no longer room for doubt that the re9O" Is
serious. There are alarming apprehensions OIL
an interruption of the heretofore friendly
relations between Italy and France.
FLORENCE, Oct. 2.-Oilicial dispatches pub
l,shed to-day are silent in regard to Rome, but
confirm the reports that revolt has broken
out in the Papal Province OF Vlteroo'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
ITALY.

6ARIBALDfs INTENDED ATTACK ON KoME-
TIE LOWER CLASS SIDE WITH iiM-OPIN-
IONS IN ITALY UNDERGRADUATES AR
REST DEMANDED BY YNAPOLEON--His THREATS
10 THE ITALIAN IhALi-
TY OF THE ITALIAN CONVENIENT.
yIez Oar SPECIAL conesD0EoetL .
lie has disappeared from Geneva, was heard OF
at Belgirate and since then has been lost sight %
altogether siDs The Itslap papers Of Garibadi, At
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DISCOVERY OF sHOAL OFF THE CAPE OF
GOOD HOPE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. o.-OlIclui illumination H"'
been received that the Spanish merchant vessel Justa on
her VOYAGE from Macao 10 Havana discovered apatci
Of shoa ground about five leagues TO the
of the cane of Good Hone The shoal bank on which
several casts of the lead taken during cam nad
from I5l 10 l3 fathoms rocky bottom From the latter
dcnh The water suddenly deepcncd and no bottom could
be found the time of tho first sounding IN 100 fathoms
be Cane OF Good Hope lighthouse bore east by north
magnetic north 40 degrees east, trueand the assumed
distance from the Cape 16 miles This bearing ana
distance would place tho bank In latitude 3i3il south,
ongtude 5i east Greenwich It Is intended 10 eN-
anime the reported bank the result OF which VIII be com
ufst
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81. b. Delabigne, q
prominent merchant Of gan Francisco committed suicide
to-day. ,, -
The San Francisco Insurance Company has declared
quarterly dividend OF ik per cent
Pacific steamship Montana arrived to-day
from Panama. ship Andrew Jackson from New York.
has arrived ship Hamberstore for Liverpool, cleared
shin San Lorenzo. for Liverpool, has sailed.
Flour rm at So 50ds7; oregon Flour ~ 80. Wheat brm
AT 81 20ds2 80 for choice.
Ship Edward Orien has been chartered Tor LNerpool
at the rate OF fJ sterling.
Legal tenders, loi.
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CONGRESSMAN WASIBURNE ON llPEACi'
MENT,
Prom III, Chicago Thbane, Oct. I.

THf Nhcako INbaH'l V'1 u
We had the pleasure of call yesterday iioh'
e Hon T.. D. wnshburne, who lately returned iron hu
rope where lhe had spent some sA months Tor the III
movement Of his health He appears q,9 reeovaiea
from his Illness and looks hale aud hearty ne hns spc'
q fortnight since his return IN New-Enkiand ana Nc"
Work aud a few days Washington. ana ne express
the 1nnjoD founded upon indications VI pub. son VI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
Obituary..
ELBRIDGE GERRY DUDLEY.


Mr.. Elbndgo Gerry Dudley, formerly of Bos-
ton died recently at Beaufort, s. c. Mr. Dudley was
native of New Hampshire, graduate Of Dartmouth and
"A lawyer by profession He known in Boston as
large eearied and pulicsprted man KeYelscs IN spec
ulaons compelled him to seek another HELD ana soon
after the outbreak of the Rebellion he bought from tho
Government plantation ~ south Sa.oiiha' ana mere
settled and continued To abide until his DEATH
MISS LOUISA ALLEN.
Miss Louisa Allen of Dedham, Mass, died at
Plymouth Mass. She earnest and efficient aborer
in the antsayery ranks from the commencement OF the
movenement in behalf Of the black and proved her
self through life the sincere and devoted friend OF the
colored race.
JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
The Hon. jeremiah Russell of Saugcltes,
Ulster County, dropped dead the morning III the 5oth
ultimo just after rising from bed. Mr. Russell was born
at saugortes IN 1885, and consequently IN his Hth
year During his long ne nc Ts va eHsT and a
in from lslJ TO 1915 one Of the Representatives
Of the State of NowYork His sudden death was caused
CHARLES J. SAKE.
Tho Hon. Charles j. Sake of Troy died on
Wednesday Of paralysis IN the Jth year OF his age MI
Charles j. SAKE born at Hghgatc, W.T. March 20 1874
About Is years ago he removed to Troy where he en-
gagged in the lumber business ana realized handsome
fortune In 1860 and 1861 hc represented That city III e
state Legislature. Mr. SAKE was generous anaDlc, ana
his acquaintances. lie was brOthcr OF Mr' Johh "
SAKE.
HON. THOMAS J.. NoELL.
Our dispatches from ST. Louis this morning
announce the death Of the Hon. Thomas J.. Noel,
member Of Congress from the Third District OF
Missouri. Mr.. NOEL born In Perryvlle, MO-
April D. 1889; received good English eIuea.'J, @ h
then appointed Military Commissioner for ts aItest
ofdisoyal after entering the ranks D % I'm
1862 when he was appointed captain IN the ig u, n
ment Of United states Infantry AS member oi ama S"
gross he seryed on the Committees on frVd' ''i"
CLAIMS the Militia, aud Mines ana MINING
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hOC -
HE WAR IN PARAGUAY.

THE WAR IN PARAGUAY.
LONDON Oct. 3.-Later advices from South amer
lea have been received. They give no definite intel
Igence as to tic result of the recent bomDardheh'
of the Paraguayn Notifications, but state tat the
BRAZILIAN and Argentine fleets were lying inactive
of the fortress of Humaita and the allied Powers
were making no preparations for any further move
mcnt.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
GRANT AND THE PRESIDENCY.
l;.,,nteh IN TLe Eroninn Past saws

Gen Grant In conversation few days since with two
Republican Congressman, In replying TO direct question
m to the Presidency said that II IL should TO be the
will Of Providence, aud the desire of the American peo
pe that he should he President he would not feeI at
liberty TO resist the nor dlsappoint the other.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 2s.-In Regla, part OF Ha-
vana egiser being taken of young men from 10 10
20 years of age these beng the ages to between whh
the conscrpton for the army u taken COnslueraDie
alarm has been occasoned thereby g.
Rv The Paiaro del Oceano have dates from Santo
Don%o To- the llh and from Porto Rico 10 the 16th and
ST Thomas TO the 1ith.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
SPAIN.

NEW CAPTAIN-GENERAL OF CUBA'
MADRID, Oct Seen. Lersundi has received ms
commission as Captain General Of the Island OF Cnoa'
and will Immediately sail for Havana
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
IRELAND.

TRANSPORTATION OF TENIAN CoNyICTs.
LONDON. Oct. 3.-Many of the Fenian convicts who
have hitherto been confined in English and Irish
jails have been placed board transports and will
be sent to Australia to out the terms of their
xanfences
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
ALABAMA.
ELECTION RETURNS.

EIFtIION
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Oct. 3.--The returns for
two dys have been received from is counties, IN which
the number voters IL 400 and the number
OF votes poled being 3660 than the required
majority OF Onc-half.
MoBfiE, Ala. Oct 3-The total vote OF Mobile County
IL e53 which whites and nearly all for Con-
yeuIlOu.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
PORTO RICO.

HAVANA, Sept. @s.-The steamer Irumlo no
has arrived from various parts of the Island with $4,000
for the Treasury On the 7h an earthquake felt at
Rio Pedras The river at Ponce swollen 10 such an
extent on the 9th as great damage and loss OF
life.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
NORTH CAROLINA

THE MILITARY INTERDICT ON THE CIRCUIT COURT
REMOVED BY GEN. CANDY.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 3.-Col Frank,
the commandan at this post received instruction from
Gen Candy to-day no longer oppose the enforcement
OF civil process from the United States Circuit Court.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
MARINE NTFILIGFNCE.

LONDON, Oct. 2-Eyening-The steamship Atalanta,
Capt Pinkbam, Of the London and New-York lne from
New-York on the l4h nst via Bres arrived here this
morniD0
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
UTNGARY.

CHARGES AGAINST KosSUTH.
PEsTm. Oct. 2.-The NdplO newspaper OF TINS oi'y
publishes letters and other documents TO prove '"aV
ou;s Kossutb was engaged in intrigues with agents
.f the Russian Government IN lS49.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
ST. THOMAS.

HAVANA, Sept. 2S.-Advices from st. Thomas
say there is complaint Of want OF lee, all their STOCK
having been sent 10 the sick at Santa Cruz.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
HON. THOMAS Z. NOELL.
TIE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-The steamer Imperial ar ar.
rived at Omaha yesterday FROM the Upper MISSOURI w M y,
S1O0 900 i'm treasure ON board The Common Councll m
Omaha will tender the freedom Of the city 10 tno
Editorial EExcursonists, who arrive next Weeh Z"
route t0 the Rocky Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
coMMERcIAL FAIIURE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-Messrs. Lamb n Qninln'
heavy Hour commission house Of this city, have sns.
ocndeJ nrvment Messrs shawhan & Co.. also heavy
bonr deaIei are sad 10 De Involved by the failure OF
Lamb a DuIulif,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Oct. S.-The following is the day
Caodar for 10 morrow oct I: Nos 2l6 2l7 2iS n' 1-'
92J, 22s, 22J, 22I, 225, 227, 22s, I'D, 23, 2S2
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
GERMANY
SOUTH AMERICA.

Brrrrx, Oct. 3-Tho City of Hamburg refuses to
;o,n the ZOllyerein.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

Soon after 1? O'Clock To-day the Democratic
state Convention was called to order by the Hon. Samuel
j. Tden who congratulated the party because OF ths
fun attendance OF the representative Of the party
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER a. 1867
THE VEST INDIES.

sent 10 the American papers, is untrue There was sueh
a report but Il subsequently proved to be unfonnded
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
WASHINGTON.

MEssMORE DISMISSED BY SECRETARY NCULL0CH
STRUGGLE FOR THE SUCCESSION THE
REBEL SECRETARY HUNTER-GEN. SHERMAN
ON HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE ALBANY CONVENTION.

TUE CONVENTION ADJOURNED TILL TO-DAY
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEYM0uL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MAYOR HOFFMAN
AND GOV. sEyMOUR-TIfE MOZART DELEGA p
TION NOT RECOGNiZED--A TRADE FROM
OAKEY HALL-THE PROBABLE STATE TIckFr
AND PLATFORM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14
TIE SCHOOL OF FREEDox. -Twenty-6ve years
IN the historian and philosophers. &C holar Ma

TIE SCHOOL OF FREEDox. .-Twenty-6ve years
apo the historian and philosophers. scholar Ma
cauley wrote -" There is only ons cure for the
evils which newly acquired freedom produces
and that cure is freedom. Wheu T. prisoner
leaves his cell he cannot bear the light of day;
he is unable to discriminate colors, or recognize
faces. But the remedy is not to remand him to
the dungeon, but to accustom him TO the rays Of
the sun. The blaze of truth and liberty may at
first dazzle and bewiider those who have become
half blind in the house of bondage. But let
them gaze on, and they will soon be able to bear
it. In a few years men learn to reason. The
extreme violence Of opinion begins to subside.
The scattered elements of truth cease to conflict
and begin to coalesce. And at length a system
of justice and order is educed out of the chaos.
If men are to wait for liberty till they become
wise and good, they may indeed wait forever"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14
vAILANDIeHAx depicts the following results

VALLANDIGHAN depicts the following results of
Democratic triumph =" We are going back to
Washington, and l shall see him turning to
Voorhees) there, as saw him in his grandest
eloquence on the conscription bill and Pendle-
ton, with all his laundering oratory, and Sey-
mour, shall be there; yes, and may be I'll be
Secretary of War. Would it 60 hard with the
Republicans ] wonder if Mr.. Stewards little
bell would be as potent as formerly if should
tinkle it?" (Cheers)
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14
WEAVERVIIIE, CALIFORNIA, DECEMBER H. 1867
Who Shall Rule thi. Am.r,.., N..,o
A soUL-sTlRRISG SONG AND CHORUS, JUST PUB
LlsHED BY ROOT 4 cADY, CHICAGO.

soUL-srlRRING SONG AND CHORUS, JUST PUB.
LIsHED BY ROOT 4 cADY, CHICAGO.
Who shall rule this American Nation,
Say, boys, sayl
Who shall sit in the loftiest station,
Say, boys say!
Shall the men who tramped on our bapneri
They who now their country would betray!
They who murder the innocent freedmen,
Say, boys, say!
No, never! no, never!"
The loyal millions say; ItiOn
And tits they who rule this American Ma,
They, boys, they!
Who shall rank the family royal,
Say, boys, sayi
If not those who are honest and loyal
Say, boys, sayi
Then shall elected servant,
In his pride, assume regal swayi
Must bend to a human Dctat0rl
Say, boys, say
Shall tarnsh national glory!
Say, boys, say!
Blot one line from the wonderful story
Say, boys, sayf
Did we yainly shed blood in battle
Did troops resultess win the dayi
Was time and treasure all squander'd!
Say, boys, say
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

ness at the New York Tombs, the District Attor-
ney asked him where his father was. To which
the witness responded, with melancholy air
"Dead, sir dropped off very suddenly, sir."-
" How came he to drop off suddenly?' was the
next question. "Foul play, sir the Sheriff i'm
posed upon his unsuspicious nature, sir, and get
ting him to 60 on platform to take look at a
select audience, suddenly knocked trap-door
from under him, SIR"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

New PUsIsHNsSr.-A school ma am has adopt
ed new and novel mode of punishment. When
the boys disobey her rules she stands them on
their heads and pours water into their trowsers
legs. The girls are punished in a private ROOM
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

ONE OR THE OrHER.-The Albany Journal
hopes that Democratic organs will discontinue
telling us that Wilkes Booth is still alive or else
stop abusing the authorities for not delivering
nm his body. Sensible suggestion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

The Marysville Telegraph gives Mart. Taylor
the following kindly notice =" He played two
nights at the Marysville Theater, last week, one
night at Yuba City, und then played Bob Low
rev out of board bill. Mart is a volatile cuss."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

"WHY, Bridget" said her mistress, who wish
ed to rally the girl for the amusement of her com.
pany, upon the fantastic ornamenting of huge
pie, " Why, Bridget, did you do it u " Indade
mum, it was meself that did it," replied Bird
get. " Isn't it purity, mum? l did it with your
false teeth mum !''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

PARDosED.-Peter D. Headley, the defaultng
agent of Wells, Fargo Co., at Gold Hill, Ne
yada, who was sent to the California State Pris-
on early in the present year, has been pardoned
by Governor Low.