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New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

feared attack from without and revolt withlh,
and had reason for its fear. One man could
easily be met; twenty thousand men could be
rcpulsed: but when the man was Carl
baldi. then it was no longer an army
that menaced Rome, but Italy hefsei,.
A principle is a terrible thing. Garloaidl
could not depend upon five thousand men 10
strike the first blow; but he couid depeho
upon Italy, and no sooner did he begin his
solitary Journey to Rome than the Pope massed
his armies and even France ordered her
soldiers to guard the Papal frontiers But the
Italian Government knew where to stilke' III
also sent its troops to protect Rome, as lts
menace but, as its blow, it arrested Garlpaiui'
But this principle cannot be slam. III ltaiy
is one nation Rome is part OF 1t. Inc GOV
eminent cannot repress movement which
owes its tremendous force not to the mere
personal popularity OF Ganbaidl' D"' ~
his popularity as the representative vi
the national will. Every defeat OF that
will but strengthens it, and every humii
| iation that Victor EmmanuePs Government
imnoses upon Italy but hastens the day wheh
Rome shall be made free. That the Admins
tration should continue to yield to French IN
! huence in this matter is more painfully than
ever felt by the Italians, now that they have
won Venice from Austria. The arrest OF Carl
baldi may have paralyzcd this attack, but it VIII
inspire with overwhelming enthusiasm the next.
Ratazzi and his Cabinet fell in 1862 in disgrace
solely because he defeated Garibaldi, ana II
that daring minister-the notorious tool OF Nn W.
poleon--hhs ...,.o good his threat that the Sec
| ond defeat should be worse than three Aspro-
montes then his second fall will be the last
Rome must be freed because Italy 'cW be
|
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

We have a vague report that the managers
of the railway corporations of New-Jersey have
consulted together and agreed to number OF
very commendable (and therefore very start
ling) changes in the railroad system of that
State-promment among which are the fixing
of uniform rate of two cents per mile fare,
the abolition of the express business and the
transportation of valuable packages by the
railway companies under an improved system
of parcel delivery, and the abandonment OF
all attempts to control the action of the Legs
tature We need not say that the fulfillment
of such resolutions would be a most notable
and beneficial change for New-Jersey, and an
act of justice to travellers from all States who
have to pass through that State, for no fact
can be more patent than such an assertion ;
but we beg leave to doubt the whole pleasing
story. New-Jersey corporations have too de-
cided history to enable those who have studied
it to put unquestioning faith in any report OF
ohon6onn,o,+ &c ,,'-is."i'O ihuisucs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

While the French people are still in the
dark as regards the intentions of the Govern
ment the rulers of Germany continue to be
very outspoken. The addresses of the klng
and Crown Prince of Prussia, and OF the
Grand Duke of Baden, have been followed by
a very significant speech from Count Bismarck.
He defed any foreign nation to hinder the
Union, if the German people wished it. An
official organ of Count Bismarck at the same
time indicates that the South German States
may now at any time enter the North German
Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

We observe that Gen. IIallecks orders date
from the headquarters of the Military District
of "Alaska.' This may be considered sort
of official baptism, and so, it is to be presumed,
the new territory will be called There is II
Tiiling difficulty in the way of Authorization,
however, as the first and last letters are iden-
teal with those of Alabama. Yet that may be
avoided by writing "Alas,' or "Aak," either of
which would fifty signify Uncle Sam's feelings
when this heap of rocks and icebcrgs was
thrust into his pocket
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

coNsECRATIoN BY ARCHBISHOP McCIosKEY.
The Most Reverend Archbishop McCloskey.
assisted by Father MeNcrney and Father joyce couse
sraed yesterday morning that part Of Calvary Cemetery
winch has not been used for burial purposes. At Q
oeloca the Archbishop, accompanied by the cergymen
named. and superntendents Caroan aud Rowan OF the
cemetery took his place beside the large front OF
me Mortuary chapel and commenced the exercises by
sebg he nrst prayer OF blessing; after which he re-
tea WIN the assisting clergymen. the Ltany Of the
@ sn's circuit OF the ground 60 acres and upward
as nen hie the Archbishop sprnkling 10 with holy
maer wa ana INC assistant clergymen accompanying him
au Iecl,ng lhe psalm Miserere. The circuit having
weh tne Archbishop took the and nceDsed n and
The ritual blessing. ~ ''ei''ns HVm
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plisbed without the presence of a President,
had better be postponed until after the next
Presidential election At any rate, let us nave
no more twaddle over the graves OF our de-
parted heroes. They may not hear It, ana
happy are they in not hearing it. But some
thing is due to the living. Something Is also
duo TO the memory of the dead. Silence is
always golden--let us have no more brass OF
newter speech
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. q. Congratulations
have been exchanged between the Governor General of
Cuba and the Governor elect Of California ON the estao
MA and Cuba.
The statistics OF the County Assessors throughout the
state show material increase property values. i'm
proved land, and amount OF agricultural products and
manufactures
TcgnlTenders, 7ol0ii sovcn'rhirty Bonds, 7edso.
Wheat s. W qt2 0l. principally the outstdo.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

The fact that Mr.. johnson refuses IN rocog-
nze This conception Of his duty and prefers instead 70
obey the prOmptngs Of mercenarV adberents a W
crupuous petfoggcrs Is proof that he can no he
lntrusted with the administration OF the law me nm"
uOnary who examines the law simply that he NAV bin
ttO nauglt by that circumstance demonstrafes his M
htnessfor his Office. And the Executive Who assaIis
ny which Congress intended 10 make Independent ~ him
aEd employs the accidental advantages OF a consfiin
IOal position To Tsck holes In measures formed In me
voe Iof Tue safety and unity OF the Republic proydLes
e tNefcsc oi harscr means oi restraint than have yet
i' ~ 'seiust MN IN. y. Times
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

In 10S. ,Se. rno expenditure Of sa5O0OO was
authorized for the construction of bridge at
Harlem; i'll 1867 more than one million dollars
have been spent upon the structure, and yet 1t
is not finished. The Harlem Bridge and the
new COurt-H House will be lasting monuments, at
either end of Manhattan Island. to the reck-
lessness of our city's spendthrifts.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

STEVENS BROTHERS, agents for American LIBRA
rea No II Henrietta-st Covent Garden, London are
agents for THE TRIBUNE in Great Britain -,... O.o,
CARL GEROLD Co.. Booksellers and Publishers, Srei
ans rats Vienna are agents for THE TRIBUNE in Austria
q r. NoRToN & Co., American Bankers. NO. IA hue
Amber Paris are agents for THE TRIBUNE IN France
A ASHER & Co, Booksellers and Publishers, no. ~
Unter den Linden. Berlin, are agents Tor IhE TRIBUNE III
Prussia. - ,..,,.;ors ord od
The above agents will receive SUBSCRIPTIONS anu M au
versements for THE TRIBUNE and supply copies Oi Iue
PAPER TO Americans temporarily in Europe
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

~ The second page this morning contains an
article on City Song Birds, one on hG Ne~
Harlem Bridge, report of he Americon Pom9-
logical Society. the Courts, me Money arnc5e'
and the Markets. The Vine Business Of Cali
forniq is noticed on tie third page, and Scientific
Notes are on the SiTth.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
OBITUARY.
COW. G. w. YOUNG, L. S. N.

COM. G. W. YOUNG, I. s. \,
George W. Young, Commander United States
Navy whose death reported have occurred at sea on
the 30th ult. native Of NcwYOrk, Of which State
no citizen. lie entered the service in October
lS4l and received his last commission July 25 1896 He
had than twenty years service with less
than three Ia which he unemployed. HIS
nand was that of the Suwanee, paddle wheel steamer
OF ten gnns and 76 tuns. TO which he ordered in
March Of the current year At the time Of his death
Commander Young was No. 80 in his grade
COL. JOHN H.. JAMES.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 24-COl. John II.
James. late Qusrtermaster u S. A., and afterward
OF the State Of Tennessee died at
Ioclock this morning Of liver and bowel complaint at
the Lookout Mountain House Of which he proprietor
WM. II. BARTLETT
CONCORD, n. H., Sept. 24.--Wm. III. Bartlett.
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF New Halnp.
bhire, died today OF consumption aged 40 years.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

The recent election for legislative and local
officers in Colorado Territory appears to have
been conducted on home issues, without refer
encc TO National politics. 1t is understood that
the Legislature stands thus:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
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No notice can h. taken Communcatons Whseyer
" a. j,cou must authenticated by the name and address
=, rnot necessarily for publication. but as guaranty Tor
ms good faith. 49, ,.,,.. $4,000 a. uTuu rptn.
kew.fork
va essp,t undertake to return rejected Communications
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CUBA.
DEATH OF THE cAprAIN-GENERAL.

HAVANA, Sept. 25.-Captain- General Manzano
died this morning a daybreak The funeral takes placa
tomorrow senor Banosada takes the place OF the do
ceased at the head OF the Government
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

On the question of admission as II State, the
anti-admissioniSts nre said to have a clear ma
jointly u both IIonscs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25
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THEATRE FRANCAi& L. vD ~,
THIS BvRNING-BLIZABBTH. QUBBh OF BNOhAnD' "~e
New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THIS EvHNING-TrALIAN OPERA-OTHBLLO.
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iieresr. Let these rebel States be restored To il,
| Union tomorrow, With their ancient rights md
hucrtleI, and tho life-blood of trade and cummer
| would go bounding md leaping through oycrv
VEN anu artery OF this bread land Our cittrs and
| towns would rise from their ashes as ir touched
! pF somo magic wand; joy anu glatness wou;,l I'LL
every heart and Hit on every face; now lif, and
energy would bc infused inlu cycry inIlirifro, NM,
INTO every community, and IL new career OF pros
oerltE and power entered upon by our people.
Tut this Intelligent" correspondent and .,lib,r,,
ilefchnnt Of New York" would l,avo us believe
that tho "Stay Law," 'm omSiyanr, ho,9eniunr. in
Tornte, i'Jcns'" is the fruitful cause of all our
woe, the mighty incubus by whirl, "tbr
great interests Of the State aro ,lwarf.d."
What hibbling at the rnd of great question il
thls! AND what COOL calculating heads md
hearts these gentlemen lInvc! They would open II
oeoit anu credit account or tho mscrics and sur-
ro"s oi our people AMI country and measure their
"elfhs with silver plummcl tho 'almirhty dol
iar. Rolnuro the Stay Law, let debtors be sold
o"t' thcir property sacrificed, bought in by re-
morselcss creditors for nothing that will be the
harolnRer oil bettor times, feturn Of prosperity to
our stato nnd people! I beg to express tho bope
that II Your correspondent is not already member
Oh ihe Charleston Board of Trade" that he NAV nj
onSo DO honorcd with admission into that honor
aD'e Dod1, as mark OF recognition of the esteem
III "hlch hs enlarged views "Stay Laws" are
hoii, ana Tor tho able, digniiio, and lucid manner
III which he has placed them before tho public.
1 haTo spun out this article longer Than intend
ed. reserve something for another time. hayo
just this moment received Your paper containing
ahoh'V. ''i."iio- .iet" s'....ti-u.-, I..
Yours with respect, DACKwOoDsaIAN.
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aTNERfOCS DEBILITY. WITH IT'S GLOOMY
Attendants low spirits. drrrrss"n, Involuntary
+io!is losa ur +enle. srlunrln tors uf power dis,
head loss oi memory aud Threatened impotence aui I'M.
becilitS. hna sovereign rnr. in HUMPHREYS 10.
MEoPaFHlc SPECIFIC No TwENTY.EIGIIT. Con,.
posed Vi the moIi valuable mild anL picnt .ura,yea
they slriEr at onrr the rao al thu matter UP the
system. arrest tile discharges. and impar vgor r,l.
crgy. liir anu vitality, tn tile entire man. They have
cured thonsads OF raSes Price s5 per package ak
boxes an VIAL or 81 per single box Sold ty druggists
and sent 10y mail receipt OF price. Address HUM.
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. No. SG2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Septclnbcr III
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Domestic Markets

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, September 25.-F1onr, common, 10c.
lower. Wheat, shade irmer. Corn 1c. better
Rico steady. Oats Grmor. Pork s24.10. Lard and
Whiskey quiet Cotton dull at 24c. Froights
quiet, 6sa58s. Rosin quiet. Stocks actiro, i'm
proving. Money per cent. stcrlines 0ia1ol.
Gold 1As,. go Coupons 11ti.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton declined 1c. sales 1900 bales at %. Flour
State 81 75a10 s. Southern 50 sOal3 IS. Wheat
quiet. Corn-Western Mixed 81 3d. Pork heavy
at "a 67. Freights firm. Stocks strong and inn
proving. Money!. Gold 1881 '62 coupons lila
HAT.
BALTIMORE, Sept ptembor 25.-Cotton very Hat;
Uplands 9sic. Flour quiet. Wheat heavy; prime
Red $245a2.G0. White Corn *1.2Gal.30; Yellow
31.82 Oats Csc. Rye better al i0a45c. Provi-
Sions firm.
CINCINNATI, September 25.-Flour firm md quiet.
Corn steady at $l.0s. Whskey dull. Provisions
quiet and less firm. Mess Pork $a3.75. Lard 18lc.
AUGUSTA, September 25.-Cotton in bottor de-
mAnd. Sales lGl bales; Strict Middling 2Oc. Low
grades neglected.
MOBILE, September 25.-sales 200; Middling 2Osc
Receipts go.
SAVANNAH, September 22.-Cotton oponel quite
steady; closed flat anh declining. MiddIings nomi
nslly 20la21c. Balos SC bales; receipts COL.
WILMINGTON, September 25.-spirits Turpentint
quiet at &c. Rosn steady at 50 25as7,
NEw ORLEANS, September Is. Sales OF Low
MiddIngs At 21c. Receipts Ais bnles Tobacco.
Stock ON hand light firm and unchanged
sugar.-Only retail business doing. Cuba Rio
laeaes quoted at 62ic. Flour.--Market bare Of su
npTardNsuperane 80 rs; treble oI:ra .ii Is. cor,
scarce: advanced five conts and tendency upward
Mixed S1 IS; white 81 40. Corn scarce and firm q
79As0. Pork auiut and firm al t2s rs. Lard firm
in tierces at 11ia14l; in Kegs 153a16. Whlskey IS
40, in bond. Gold 1444. Sterling 56a53t. Sigh
exchange on Now York per cent. premium.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

LONDON September 25.-lt liz r,inOred that XII,
LIZ AMI DEtsy had escaped from LIVERPOOL in
steamer.
A specluI commission tries tho Mancheste,
rioters.
collision took place at Limerick between the
people anu soldiers; seven OF the fhrmer wclo
bayoncted, and ono IL dead. Tho soldiers aro con-
demncd.
The Roman Government is concentrating troops.
Italy IL sending troops to the frontier Many
arrests have been nado in Romc. Troops left
France for Rome t?). Florence dispatch says
that GAnIBALpr has been arrested by tho Italian
forccs when crossing tho frontier.
BlsMARcx declared in tho North German Par
lament, il the German nation wished 10 unite
there Is no power strong enough to prevent tho
union.
pERIERE has resigned tho Presidency of the
Credit .NoJaier.
special from Florence says that GAn1pALDI
has bocn confined in tho fortress of Alossantria
His Italian companions arc prisoners. His muni-
tions hHve been seized. Thoro is intense exotic.
mcnt
TorLoS, September 25.-The transports aud war
vessels were ready TO assist the Pope If necessary
LONDON, September 25-Noon.-- Consols o. 7-IG
Bonds 70.
LIVERPOOL, September 25-Noon.-Cotton dull
aud unchanged. Sa.os 10000 balos. Breadstufrs
quiet
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, September 25-2 p. NJ
Unchanged.
LONDON, September 25--Evening. -Consols
81 ZIG. Bonds 7s. Frankfort Bonds closed at
76;.
LIVERPOOL, September -Erening.-Cotton
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1000 bales
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n'n W.. 'i, '"'h Sri,rinhrr II Gii,--tbn. rr>a. L
utusES III this ruy. Wv"
DIED Ia thi4 ely. "ii "Wednesday, aItt S,,,,,,,
Mtr ~ L. GLEN. cou+"rt al Mr.. =. T. ,irS IL, t. ~
year uf llcr a.r. " " -"
&C. TIE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF rIii.
Family ars respectfully invited L. utrll M r,,u.,,,
obscpniet, at the Unitarian church. ArLdar .,r.l
III" Bf''"",". At ,iEpae f.r uclulk without uirlh.r
'"'""''"h September ="
an'fhr Hrlntivcs. Friends ANA Araunini-
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'"'''' u September ~
ma The Relatives, Friends nud Ar.,uufnr
ahrrs of Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT vE,SEr lr, r.src,t,r,
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tr"li his lat residence. Ashley street above Spr;u.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-26

81 BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TTIIS
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Dyes. InygoJaes he hnir leaving soft anu beautiful
The genuine Ia signed Bilidm 4. BaaeIor. All uthcr.
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aJr BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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