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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, March ls-Evening.-Tbe Hamburg hnier-
can Packet Company's steamship Allemapma. Capt.
Trautman, which left New-York March ?, arrived at
Southampton on the evening OF the 18th.
March IoThe steamships Belgian from Portland, Ne,
and Java from New-YOrk have arrived out.
Noon-The severe gales which have prevailed for
nearly week past have proved disastrous shipping
Many shpwreoks are reported the English and Irish
coasts.
The bark Aida, Capt Baker, bound from Liverpool for
Boston reported to have been abandoned al sea. No
date given.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
sr rKlsos.rK 70 TIE ERisrSE.

ST rKfs0sAPK TIRE TRiBrSE.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l9.-The French transport
ship Derande from Tahiti arrived yesterday being the
first of egular line Of Government vessels which are
Ia make monthly trips 10 this port The successful work
ing of the Atlantic Cable has induced tho French GOV
erimen transfer the base OF supplies from Valparaiso
10 san francisco. The United States Marshol to-day
seized the books and papers ot the principal Importers OF
french vines 10 be used ia evidence for the Soseehh
ia certain wine in the United states DISTRICT wout
SAN FRANCISCO, March lS-Dispatehes from West'
minister announce that the Legislative Council vi hfitsh
Columbia to-day voted unanimously for Admission INTO
the Colonial COufederacy.
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TIE STATE LEGIsLATrRE.
nr ,stpaAArn 10 TIM TRmcyS.

~ fsLtaAAPn 10 TIM THircSS
SENATE ..... ALBANY, March 10. 1851.
MILLS ADVANCED TO 4 THIRD BEADING.
Incorporating the White Plains Water Works Com
authorizing special tax OF 1900 IN the towns OF oyse,
Bay and Hampstead .
Amending the charter Of the New'fors Accidental IN
incorporating the suyvesant Safe Deposit Company Of
New.YOfk -
Tho Utica Common School bill.
on motion OF MrssUTHERLAND Dem, Wesohestep
the nm re0uing tho Fourhave. Railroad cut to be-
arched ovoi was referred back 20 the Railroad Com
mittce.
10 amend tho act for tho prevention Of frauds ihs
LAYING ont OF streets la New.Yorf.
OPTICAL CouNUSIoATIOSs
The PRESIDENT presented communica'i itpn tho
MstTopoiaD Board OF Health urging the % 'fsiw 81
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. March 1s.-An order has been sent TO
America recalling Admiral Tegethoff TO this cooDtry
to take command of the Adriatic fleet.
PEsTH, March 1S.-The members Of the newly
created Hungarian Ministry to-day took their oaths
of office in the presence of the Emperor Of Austria
and the National Diet.
March l9-Evening-The coronation Of Francis
Joseph rs King of Hungary during his present visit
10 this city is strongly urged by all parties
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CANADA.

NAVAL movEMESTs-sT. PATRIoK'e CELEBRATION
BI rElAshATB TO The TRIBUNE
QUEBEC, G. T.. March lO-A large body Of seamen,
belonging TO her MoJesys stonner Aurora go West I'm
medlacly TO equip the gnnboais on the ahes ana pre-
pare them for service carly possible The IEbhnen
OF this city celebrated 10 Patoks Day yesterday by
procession and church servoea The turnout wac larger
Than for many yeaTt patt
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, March ls.-It is stated that Count Won Bis
marck has refused to protest against the absorption
of Poland into the Russian Empire.
II is reported that secret treaty made between
Prussia aud Bavaria in the month Of August last,
and that by one of the clauses Of this treaty Prussia
may assume military direction Of the Ba7arisn nnny.
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this season viii take place at the executive mansion
this evening Cards of invitation were issued 10 the
new members of Congress and their wives not before
invited, and to several of the new Senators together
with their wives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

establishing Quarantine Station Oh land or me prc'ch
ton and spread Of cholera. ordered 10 oe lIlnsu ,
Also, communication from tho superintendent OF lhe
Metropolitan Police relative 10 the controversy between
himself and Justice Connolly. Ordered 10 he printed
Also report from the Managers OF the BOomlDeusie
Asylum Ordered TO be printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED -.
BY Mr. IT, C. MURPHY Dem, KiDgsl-TO eede 10 we
United States certain land in Brooklyn adjoining tne
NavyYerd. Mr. Murphy stated that he dissented from
the bill. -, A..
By Mr. O'DONNELI Rep., Lews)-TO amend the Act
for The incorporation OF Life and Health Insurance Com
panies. .,.-. ..,,.ooa
BY Mr.. PIERsON REP, Kings)-To authorize raiuoa9
companies use passenger carriage statcfooms dh"
charge additional fare for the same.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Metropolitan Underground Railway
Company.
Mr.. II. c. MURPHY Dem, Kings) moved to recommit
with instructions TO amend by requiring the Company 10
enter into bonds make good any damage that may DC
done private property or public streets by reason OF any
excavations made. Carried.
The abscntecs being for the bill passed by the
following yOte-Republiesns Roman, Democrats ltanc;
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RUSSIA.

LONDON March l9-Agents Of the Russian Govern
mcnt are said to he purchasing vessels in this country
and on the continent to be used as transports.
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MILWAUKEE AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD.

~ THE rRiscNA
MINIATURES, March l9.The Cleveland and second
mortgage bOudholders OF the Milwaukee and Minnesota
RAILROAD have filed bonds 10 the amount OF tbQOc 10
appeal from the recent decision 0t Judge MoFs CONT I'D
the superior Court OF the United States.
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TIE MERCURY pIsAsnR.

81 rKIEGRAPH
LOUISVILLE March l9.--'rhe steamer Nich Long
worth arrived this morning with the passengers ana
crew Of the steamer Mercury lately sunk VI Arh@nt"s
ruf-Uff.
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Nj THOMAS MURPHY Rep, y. " introduced 2 b
nNug the salary OF Chamberlain Of The city OF New York
with all ices, ana re-
ouirug the Mayor aud Chamberlain to advertise for pro-
osa4 banks Tor the deposit OF thc city fnuds; said
nu,ls 10 be- deposited ~ the banks making 1.-THE highest
bid.
IiIvATTD RAILROAD NDJOrRNMENE
Nh MI RPHN also introduced hll Incorporating ano-
thor EcyaI'd Railroad
Adjourned
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4 4.assT S', csgs.n E Is.u S %Ssl''
G1s "!SS; S Si;s5 n Ss %Ty'' &5:i-
s 6 G;' $ E.,::. ssiS';s S %;s'
To charter the Village Of Randolph
For the relief OF the Canaj0harie Academy.
Authorizing the City Of Brooklyn 10 borrow money for
The Town Of New Lofts school bin.
Logaizug the proceedings Of the annual town meeting
TO provide for building bridges in the County of SUI
Xppropratmg $4,000 in aid orthe Elmra Female Col
Amending the act regulating the use Of certain boats
aud vessels within the Metropolitan Police District.
Jockey Cn6. This Bill was amended by authorizing the
company TO offer premiums for the Improvement Of the
breed of horses but prohibiting The making OF Wages on
TO change the name Of the Rutger Female Institute
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
report received from the Commissioners OF me
Central Park relative to the west side improvement.
Mt LENT presented remonstrance against me eA'eh
SION Of Fifth-aye.
i"V ''i''' 'A'H EVENING We SESSION.
Bills ADVANCED TO 4 THIRD READING.
The Brooklyn Sewerage bill.
Amending the charter of the village Of Little Falls
Tho bill authorizing the removal Of Insane female con
ycs from sing Sing Prison aud the Utica Asylum to the
Auburn Asylum was passed
The bill authorizing the Central Railroad Company to
charge ~ cents passenger fare was taken MP Us inc
Mr. PARSONS rep Monroe, moved to amend by
their line aud move the toward lis destination
within days nom reception thereof, extraordinary
circumstances alone excepted
Mr. ANDREWS rep, Otsegol moved five days
Mr. BENNETT rep, Eric opposed the motion SAYING
that shippers "a tbc end Of the route thought ten days
reasonable time for the starting Of freight.
The motion lost and Ar Parsons amendment was
adopted.
Mr. WOLCOTT rep, Fulton moved 10 limit the opera
tions Of the year the fTst OF June. Lost,
10y . vote OF : Ia -.
Mr. WOLCOTr moved to limit The operations to two
years. Lost
M WHITE rep. Ononda ga) moved substitute pro-
y!dug for two classes of gertrains 10 run at
The speed 20 miles per hour fare two cents per mile;
and 20 ~ speed exceeding 20 miles per hour,
fare "A cents Adopted ny vote OF Is 10 10.
Mr. FOLGEK Gscp, OntaTio) moved To limit me opera
the bill 20 three years from the LIST OF next October
Lost and the bill was reported 10 the Senate.
Ia the senate Nj. PERSON rep. kings) moved 10
strike out Mr. Whites substitute, and insert the original
hill earned hy the following vote:
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,W-YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90, 1867.
ALBANY.

THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BILL PASSED IN THE
sENATE-TIIE BILL TO PREVENT FRAUD ~ OPEN
ING sTREETs-THE FREE SCHOOL BUJo-THE CON
FERENCE CONVENTION BILL AGREED 10 By THE
SENATE.
NJ TsIIoHAPH
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I'M CONVENTION BILL.
The report Of the Committee Of Conference on the bill
providing FOR Convention 10 revise the Constitution,
wa next taken up and adopted by the following vote
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WASHINGTON.

,,, SUPPLEMENTARY RBCoSsTRUCTToN BILL THROUGH
poT1f HOUSEs-SPBECH or Mr.. STEVENS ON THE CON
tTsc,TToN BILL,-THB CONTEST FOR OFFICBS-NOMlNA
.,,oXs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 2-Cattle are still coming
IA with arush3,0O0 at Hudson City, and 1881 at COmmu
pipaw yesterday aud to-day, with q cars due at the
FORMER place tomorrow The stock Is not all sold, ana
kc lower than last Monday Good cattle of readily at
iiGl5c with extras at 1Cc. and even 1Gtc for
very small number OF very extra buocks The common
uroveS are the dragging SORT ana many OF thc remain
quality thar of the hard lots OF last week At Com
punipaw a. Texans. strong 81 cwt, and good for the
GDd brought 2c while another lot Of ia head poor 81
cw reported al l0c night through Then l5 lair to
very few az 6c. Some Of the Alexander cattle az sl2 per
head fully l6c T. 70. The bl Of the cattle at these
yards were ordinary to medium steers.
AT Hudson CITY there were some quite as poor cattle,
Texans some of which reported at sc. But there
were also several very fine dIOyes enough for
the tops OF which brought l66iec lot OF 20 at sG0 each
or Ice Y D. the 5000 cattle brought by as
srs or nrns, made up largely Of Illinois steers, with
quite number Ohio droyes several from Indiana and
ksntuciy and no less than is lots from this state gen
sray OF one and two carloads each Among the salcs
oette tive old s4 each: 90 fat Kentucky grades
etf6Gltc on ewt. 1lI Texans OF cwt AT $61, with
~ Illinois steers q cwt at i20isc and 81 choice Ken
sncky steers, q cwt., at iltdl6c few iCsc.
Sheep are plenty again. after little letup in receipts
ING nSufiNals To-Day were cars at COmmunnaw cars
~ Hudson City, with several thousand OF Forticthst
Snsfo are reported dne Tomorrow l8 at Hudson
eity anu cars AT tOInnulpaW. Prices
Aycserday, mutton selling slower In the dead meat
snar1ets Warm weather also has depressing effect
1nrec cars 80 sheep sold at Hudson City for 5lc
mostly lambs, very fine, az SIC, with offer OF
& sa,s tn Ohio sheep were sold az Conmu1paw for &c
tat lambs ~ - 80 - o.
rii0Ss arc plenty-2i cars AZ CommunIpaw and 1e at
aeiu a udS InoiniEg PfIces are "a ode IN fairly
Dfe,e1l 1l1sAsi iuning FROM below medium. prime.
]N*Seu are bringing gage
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MOOR. g.

CLEARED.
Steamship Gull City Stewart, G.ysCS %1aSn e ~ SsS Hast
s,s.@.sp kesssn Iyss MrKss BaIu%oe wn Dsiis
s,em.hp ,s Ann Ella Richards, P6iladelphs ). Hand
Steamship Equator, J.ekawi BostS' SsH.sI sr0~n "
s,esmshp Wan.utta Fish New Bedford, Ferguson Wood
STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP S Brsnsu Tin BT,S SynaSt Bssn ohi
slip I.Iy B9s oTsI s,s fTs9S;sS %sSss CO Son'ei
BARI Ella. Bsfsss IBTl FIRTH. Hamilton Bermuda Harvs
Bs WV. p csISP Tsn wySSs sys"Ss ANS Morrison SrisS
SEM W H.tssld tBIl Potter Yarmouth g. craadsn. Uupd
whns HssshI9,o1 ps%.r, ss ss hs.i, I's,at'' s
SsII i John Rose, Howell Denersra, A. Abbott .
United States steam sas susaasAannah Fabsnn esnnAaa
sesm.hp Salvador EkesOa Savannah with n and pass "
ss%.sp xSemss Bourne. Richmond snd SOr With uasa ~
%sbp csanon lockwood Charleston IS hours With mise sni
p,ss .D seo JSdiin. Liverpool and oresssto.n
With mdss and pass to b. caAa A'sa
s,.sSiSip DgO Sherwood Portland VIII uds and pa's 70
s.sn.AI. valley City, Tounu. Gs'r'.o"a D. c. with ad'' 10
ss Helen. pr Conn Gov Bay B. II days. ~A cod 70 Boyd
Bs Bs 6ss.n S.. @ rsore Carroll Windsor S. 10 d'y'
with platter Cr.ndsll ymphr.y Co ,o.,. .,,h
sns 1'Is s%s The gale ssw sandT Lost 'ss.ad
'nI'Sp ssSp Gen Punam Kusu Old povucOun ' Wit" cocoa
seAs samuel Lewis Wood Ellsworth With lumber 10 T. NJ Maybe"
ssar Taylor ws,D ohei.hOHny River w. with slaves to
ser S@ous E Savannah yellow pine to Hoyots M1rrly
sehr john Nsran Philadelphia snAno to S~ssF pS'h'
sehr. Monitor Robbins Wsreham'
Schr. Palma, Dayion, baltimore - N y
hs hr Annie Wbilne Hutchinson DcGsrars EiNn Rowe Co.,
not Miller Hoashon as reported
is,eam,hirs Arizona for Asrawsn Leo 70! ssysnuAh
a.i ~. w 49,. 10. cix q, Wpnsssn q, ua essS
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SPOKEN.
Areo-ship (Drl 18th u lat 81 IS lon 80 s standing sw

SPOKEN.
AYso-shp (Brl 7sb u, lat 81 IS lon 80 sc standing sw
NAVAL.
The School School Ship Portsmouth, from cruise
up ~ the city thB morning.
DISASTERS
Charles Fannie No IT, came IN from the
Eastward this reports that the ss ns shen ~
miles the boat struck larp
apparently attached rze brig A.
ons and sight; as was the track ofthe
sells bound from tie Cspes Delaware 10 shmncosf sabf s
coal loseei Philadelphia Tor Eas; por
Ounderel IN the late heavy blow.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The buoy College Point Fnsss Ba hes about 100 ris N We
point reef hns
the reef esersy bet Of AID 0op sruek on af
ward and sunk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bcsroy. Oct ARRIVED png william a. Dresser Philadelphia
Sept 3Ihe folowng pnt into
Roads to-day Of the Adele Nuiei
Salem; T. W. Gardner, GeortoWn d. G. for Hut
Belle. DO Boston, Ameus d. for Poyle-ce G.
Coriery DO Boston; Py Price do for CObasi Syiner v Tyler
Daughter Fraukn R2Bloph Waee Baby NsY BiEabetb
New-York May Long from Baltimore for Bcoa. X Vaughn
Georgetown G. for Wsrebau q. Ponder. for GeoretoNn d.
Carrie Holmes for Hudson
MANY loaded with wo have sailed from the
times but have been return
Of the stormy condition Of the weather
Arrived Norfolk: WsLr witch. Bilmoei schrs Esrth Pa
csc sud W. Perry, Philadelphia A. Elliott Bainore James Al
len Eea-YoTk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Arecibo p r., Sept H. brig Love1 (of Wsynouh n 81
osdirg for NeSlork
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

Corn Meal 100 sacks Corn Mes 7ss bush Wheat, 1870
bush Corn 1880 BUSH Oats 80 pkgs Beef 1092 pkgs
Lard sacks Oilcake, 1887 Live Hogs, 4S1 bbs
Petroleum. 1899 pkgs Butter 3,53s pkgs. Cheese, $50
bbs Eggs,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
pdSSFyGERS ARRIVED.

YRON CU lRLRsTON Oct Pin steamship CbsBpon-m Stock
ton James A. d. W. Clinton " P. Bryan, Nance Ma
Hebrsn g. shaw II Francis Police. Mr. verpAnek Mrs
and Miss oNe Charles Ashley Thomas Csrine e. Raxiey h,
Holland J. Pope johnson g. r. Cathcart and lady Rev r. )
MevnAdrr Miss senekep Clancy, Mrs Buns Mis- Hss j.
use Arthur Grmba r. johnson. Thos Morgan Moses Doyle
Wu blackwell. Miss Hull
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
PASSENGERS SAILED.

LIVERPOOL Oct Pin steamship IAFins-conens LInei
Miss r. NJ Mccartney, Syracuse . e -, -,
FROM ANTWLip OFT z-In steamship City Of Cok-Jsms
Reid New York Woodward Philadelphia VIM Monteath 'unio
James Wander MIR wsp Joseph shenneT and vile. N
Tra,ers Mlss r. GeIard Matilda WAtefs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sn, s59 Sun Moon SetS u
SANDY Hook 10 Cows Island. Morn Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
reported for The TKiDuSE tor e '0eek ed' wednesday
Amount OF stock at market: r,u vi.
THIS week.......3.SsO 10000 100 43l9 I5l
Last week.......9en l2?5 100 1000 1900 l25 l25
PRICES.
Becr-Per 100 N on total weight OF hide, talow. and
dressed meat, extra, Sl3; first quality, fl-ds2 fo
choice lots of Western S3 sl3 s0 some Of the poorest
COWS, bulls, &c, s. % ass So ,.o-, ,,qsasooo or
much according TO their value as beef.
Cocs and IOttpg Cdces-Fair quality, tOGsI5; extra
$s0d$lO0 farTOw and dry, $i5GSO - 49,
Stores-Thn young cattle for farmcrs-Yearlincs slog
ST; TwO-years old S30GAj Thrceyears old siOaSO
Shoepfer n live weight, 9i05e; sheep aud Lambs per
Fat Hog,-Per 9sic live weight; shotes wholesale
63d7c. retail, 7dSc. ,.- ,o-,o,
car SLfnS-iG0lsc., q b
7allo0-Bighton. sasic. = n country lots, 7o7to
PeitS-This months, 15@S'c. eaen. Al. -, L. A.,
REMARKs-There is no great change this week In the
live stock market The meat market continues 10 De
heavily stocked For cause, perhaps scarcity or
grass and corn large numbers OF thin cattle from the
West forced upon the market ana prices IoF peei e1
ccpt for the very best qualities 10 he gradually
working down Very good dressing Western steers are
sold G12c. and fair at lOduc. we nave erd OF no
stand that some lots cost l3sc The trade at Cambridge
allie time was devoted 10 the discussion OF the late change,
with which some parties still dissatisfied NortDeIn
stock was not all sold at Cambridge. DeWOH frouy
sold good at l2c. b twoyear old steers AZ
lie Nj T. SEackctt sold pair OF extra oxen at 49,
and other stock at to 1Oc per ID. f. clark tOiu sum
COWS az $40 per head per B ana other STOCK NJ 10
sac per ~ Hosea Gray sold one pair OF oxen 1oI lsc,
od other stock nj 10 IOic. The number OF sheep s
smaller than last week, and the Genahu mas iniONcu
somewhat though the butchers say they eanno, AFFORD 10
nav auv inore-Ur ms much they have done = , Rim
bah sold slim sheep and lambs IOf 81 90 Ihu sVo o 81
O Wallace sold 100 North NewNOrk lambs Tor -, WHEN
about the extremes OF prices very ialy t Sou ~
s. So and so. The deficiency ~ tie amount
of live stock as compared with last week is partially
made MP by the large receipts Of dressed NATION, which
reach the city by boat and car
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

nor SAIE-One superior steam HlDRAU-
Pass onouia suitable o. nSoasass, ",o , S's hon, S
RIGHT HYDRAULIC PRbho ne Aho'1 p'es's A." -
s9Oo0 viii be sold rey low. inqo.re Ase~ y" A'
M SsayA Isuitt
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
CIVIL fCOUR1S.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Before Mr.. Justice
SUTHERLAND.
THE COURT OF SPECIAL SEssIONS-SWINDLING
ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Joseph h. Lynn.
Joseph E. Lynn was convicted OF larceny by
fraud and deceit before the Special Sessions, and sen
teuced six months imprisonment and $50 hue The par
tcuar oeBse for which he sentenced was adYeIti-
ing that for fee OF s2 he would lnd employment and lot
doing 1t.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

The following petitions filed Ia Bankruptcy tod
Carl Thics. referred To Registrar Fitch; aud ftncis
Hartley referred to Registrar Dayton. Bolh oi INC aDS
named paF.Iss 90 business In this cliy.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

49,. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
S's Dsl2S bpt fIVuJ, "a blls. Nhissy, tzs bpls.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
Hrp GOODS.

~>~>ee
OPENING OF FALL GOODS.
STRANG 6 ADRIANCE,
No 800 BROADWAY between Franklin and Leonard sA,
s1erng at RETAIL. their
FALL IMPORTATIONS
GfRERCH ENGLISH, and CONTINENTAL DRY GOODS
MORE ANTIQUE COL0RED SILKS and sATINe
Of all shades and qualities;
BLACK GRoS GRAIN, PAILLR AID TAFFETAs,
OF the best makes, yery cheap.
RICH DRESS GOODS,
10 IRISH and FRENCH POPISs, largest assortment
vELouRs pB RUSSO, EMPRfss CLOTHS. oTroMASs.
and some Of the greatest Pars Novelties. for
WALKING fAND TRAVELLING SUITS,
BROCIIE. KsICKERBOCKER WIyCEYs GROS DE- TOURS,
very desirable, with large Of MBRIHOs
and other Dress Goods suitable for all classes Some
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
MOURNING GOODS,
In great variety. Also,
800 PIECES BLACK ALPACAS from As cents % slve cheap
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
A very full assortment at owp prices
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES.
PARIS KID GLOVES from Auction all shades at 81 Is
said BY good jdgestO be equal those sold elsewhere 81
SHAWLS,
In PARIS CAMEs HAIR PAISLEY all other celebrated makes
Of Shawls 10 LONG and SQUARE
Aso $50 LONG and SQUARE BRoCHB sBAwIS
from Auction, al ess than gold eost.
BLACK LYONS SILK VELVETS.
In AL widths, at great bargains.
CLOTHS and CLOAKTsGs, in GREAT VARIETY,
CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER,
in the ,tsulm tLesr ble ,tyieS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Before judo
BiATCTITORD.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
Marblt Manisls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
fE purchase marble MaLes Of the latest desns 4, very oS
prices kfABEHS Marble Works No. lJ' East hshtecn1ns
Thrl MI MAntes pui up The country Cut aA ole
NTARBLElZED SLATE EMANTELS-Superio
1SE sppcaaoe durable half the ITe OF marble l. y
STEWART. No Cos SIih ave. bsiNsen 18Th ''lssS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD;
oried for The TRIBUNE for He Ueek endtHg Wednesday
IA d
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED IT'D Oh
- RHMITrED FOR on RECEIPT, At MARKET RATES,
FRER or ALL COMMISSION CHARGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-14

GENERAL J. G. LAUNAS died at Burning
ton on the morning of the 9th inst. de va
the first colouel of the 4th lows lnfAnssJ'
and rose rapidly a. the reward OF bravery =
q soldier and skill and efficiency - N oncer'
moved ON several bard fought battle hslds.
The Harkeys has these resolutions adopted
by the G. A. r., II ssemoriom
HEADQUARTERS Posr SO, grand AK! OF
rHr RrruBLIc, BURLINGTON, Iowa, Feb. y.
At \ meeting of the Post convened this
evening for the purpose of declaring the sen
t;ment Of the members With relation 70 the
death Of Of Brsvet Maj. Gen. Jacob G. Lsu,
mar. Comrades Nichols, Power and Bell
we're appointed . committee TO dratt resolu-
tons expressive of the feelings Of the fost-
The committee reported the following
which we're, on motion, unanimously adopted;
wHxRxAs,A Divine Providence has removed
from our midst our honored townsmsn and neiov
ed comrade in arms, Brevet Major Generh JACOB
g. Lauman,
volunteer army and navy of the United States, u
common with all true lovers Of our uniesa county
feel deeply the loss of one 30 nobiy idennnsd uisn
thu atm rrie for the preservation Of the Uni0n.
I'd, Rssolred, That in him tho country has ioe'
a gallant defender and loyal citizen his fsmay
loved and honored husband and fAther, and MI
late comrades true and fSithful friend.
asd, Resofeed, That We tender to bis beresveo
family our heartfelt fympathies, 10 this, the sso
hour of their affection.
Arb. Re.oired. That the members Of the Popi
attend his funeral in body.
5th, Resotred, That copy Of these resolutions
be rendered to the family Of the deceased, and
copy furnished to each Of the city papers for pup
LEGATION. [Signed] J. G. STONE, Post Com Or,
JoHs N BsLL, Post Adjutanf.