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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS

Whisky men and their shadows keep NOV
ing and out Of the Of the Metropolitan Board OF
Internal Revenue daily, but find nothing tangible 10
crafty their curiosity Only five dsteries reported
operation with three four others preparing to COM
mence work. The resumption Of business has been Of
such recent date that Irregularities cannot be expected
10 have crept in. Hence tho inspectors, armed win
Selling powers, must be content to bde their time
lot OF whisky sold yesterday at 81 90 per gallon Inc
Government tax on TINS COMMODITY is - per gailOh
notwithstanding which the vender Of the lot showed re
cepts Of taxes paid on quantity corresponding 10 mat
sold and delivered at 81 80 or direct loss OF % cents
gallon say nothing Of costs OF manufacture anspor-
Iation storage, This receipt fraud is gigantic
IL originated resolution OF the Metropolitan Board
ordering that all spirits in bond should be held liable
10 seizure the holders OF which could not exhibit, when
called upOn the evidence Of tax having been paid Mr.
Inahalns distieTy in South Brooklyn has been selzed
according TO allegation because OF connection with the
establishment Of Cuthburt Cunningham seized some
time ago which connections on investigation into the az
fairs OF latter concern said TO have established
IL il whispered that this is merely an accOmmOda-
lion SEIZURE; but the antecedents Of the col
lector who made 1t will not warrant such
that no report OF the transaction ha been presented
the Metropolitan Board, is the CUSTOM and gen
tleman well known IN revenue circles offered to wager
with the silent partner Of the seized dstey To the e1-
tent new suit OF clothes that the seizure was but
seizure OF accommodation. The detentons yesterday
Of importance, and seizures were recorded
frauds I'm their department but latery have In every
ease, failed 20 make discoveries The perseverance eX
hibited, however, may yet be rewarded. Deputy Com
missioner Parne not expected 10 return 10 this city
from Washington before Thursday; and until he
returns the Metropolitan Board viii not meet IL
n few days persons interested IN dlstilatiOn in
"A committee from their number to go TO Washington
there 10 with similar dele cations from other parts
Of the country and upon Congress the necessity OF
reducing the upon distilled spirits from % per gallon
10 20 cents IL understood that the disers pre-
pared to compromise with Congress upon this tax bust
hess, by conseuting TO an imposJ Of 81 per gallon.
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LETTER FROM DIR. HARRIs-THE IMPORTANCE
or CLEANLINESS.

In making his weekly report to the PTesi-
dent Of the Metropolitan Board Of Health the Register OF
Records dWes usual upon the necessity Of employing
The Of prevention by keeping the metropolis III
good sanitary condition. The Doctor says:
In the week that ended last SATURDAY there 53 deaths IN New
inciudng public Institutions; Of
COulty establishments Rive Islands
beyond there This
norta IN New York lees by - deaths than that Of the
1espoDdng week 100 ane compared with the last preceding te
yesrs co less than the Though the Brooklyn records show
the total he deatS the he
IBembcred that tie ratio Of increase m tAe population
Of that city sr exceeds that OF SeEloTk Moreover
eYeu puaton 6eea
IL n this abOuldDg class o. the
Eooksn population that death is excessive harvest ZgOic
diseases DESTROYED n 80 Of all lives lost u NeHlrk last week
fatal injections In the latter They destroyed 10
lives thee snd bu d. n York will be indeed the
ITai Unprecedented cleanliness the latter city should continue be
diminished mortality
q childhood Thoughtful physicians and parents will
be amply rewarded Studying tie conditions that attend
the decreAe Of fatal diseases and premature deaths
Tie localb ~ New ok o. Al exhibit TIE greatest q lie last
week and In DE preceding weeks the Fourth Sixth Tenth and
Seyeateen Wards And whoever through these crowded dis
dxeove that THE result has not been wholly foTtutO
Were tese asura coeraiea IN former times waiting the
os ever ship brings emant, passengers
RhOne a Poland where The epidemic has gained deadly foot
the cleGnness and sanitary render the
Metropolitan Dc The Of cholera by unusual fous
81 Of people well by the sanitary authorities The
by which cholera Infection bT0agbt from the City Of
Sad paBt the mountain T0uy OF Zurich Ssraud ieSel
And the which epidemic
from ag the great highways where neither expected
esd and lax the grand stride took with company Of Swiss
the Of ArtweTr tn decks Of the steamship Cts %
published the tuts which the world
Learn concerning preventive sganSt this seourge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

CNcSSAII. Nov Ia-Cotton da Mdins le;c there hu
nite demand fo9r unchanged wte. da aud Helsnsd Cor
Rye ~ i5at 70 Barley steady. Tobacco iuu: sales M
bids Wash to Low ng ~ t4p6 - Medium TO Gooi Ln sya
in bond Hogs du at 500 ~ gross aud - 2ja 80 o. nett
1ep 2'V bead P et o gne. Mes f0A As 30
osvEGo Noy lsIour stead, and uuehnged sales 900 NJ. Al
$40 fr No spring az fr Red Winter &1 o White y 5G ri
Tor DolLe Era WHEAT quiet 5aa0 bush No Mvause,
Club ~ ~ - Corn qa Barley unchanged hoder' asking = o
choice upase Canada ~ 90 for Bay Qln without sales re srm
sales 400 bush Canada At ~ ~ 10 bond Pea. nominal hieo
sead, shorts +25i Shp'ans, . Mhing ~ y ign CinL
lie Oats lOt, New York Railroad FcghsFour 20 Boston
liz bush Bsrey 900 bush Rye Canal 500 ba'h Wheat
% 900 bush Barley 1905 bush Pe'l AID 100 feet LamDeL
Spring al So % bills Southern Illinois It : 20 100 Wtte Mc
gan ~ ~ wheat quet' saes Of 900 bush "hs Michigan II
Msasfss at s. a. sd2So bush No. Cb,csso to srnyc at
~ a. aud 900 bush do at ~ 49, closing weak Corn nominal q
sss 5000 bush Weston =, tie arrive Re-Alking ~ 80 iol
Me,tem Bary unehansti With 10 inquiry Mess Pom LAN 15d
bush 10000 bc,h Barley 800 bush; Flour 500 Dbl, ship
mtsM G Ga D}V' nss 'SIa Ioo bush Az h n, nI'
m,d Of The STATE Canals, 20 engagements 10 c"n,eqaenee
CooaMoe doing at l5c for Mlngs HePsae' at soas5 for
Dressed Flour lower ant unsettled hnpene ~ Extra b8d ~ ~
Treb. to Faucv I'll sOa+a Whe4t-Fal dull and EASIER Prime TO
81 g. Corr STEADY a, 30 a for Old and baOc for New Oats On.
spring aud 80 for rme Pail Rye annef At ri 2 asI 81 Pro
visions ggiet Mes, Po t2d t2l Is Baconshoade lsa2ic
Hog IS 7se - e.l kse,ps40oo IBIS oar 1900 bush Wheat
100 onsh Corn, 400 hush 0Its 80 bash barley
sieai sales 900 bbS high grade Cts as a. wheat dull and
E@' d EatiTs &C., Corn s and tending 9Pcad H Ns
~ ~ Oats duil At RIDE Rye, sl 5odtl So Pro'ion very
HavANA loTbere little doing in any Of tho markets
aay" business Was generally suspended account " The holiday
dl4 penam Oh Paris per cent premium He"iol egrreney
Gold long Ngt cent premium short sight per cnt premium
CHcAgO Nov. i9-Four-sprug Extras S8G 80 80 Wheat
quiet AMI declined 2a2ic sales $40 s1l for No. and 81 76i
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eel II for No advanced Be- sales ter at e9se Rye sd
2d3 sales ~ 81 for No and VI s3dsl 70 for No
Barley active and advanced G sales at l8dtl ~ closing m At
Hams oic Green 9c shoulders eia6c Lard 2e for New and
lie for Old Dressed Hogs qnet at 50 1857 ~ Beei Cattle dull
- l2aS4 80 for light FAIR packing steers Lave og quiet and
Medium PAR sea 80 o. for good BIrs Sheep more active
Reoeiyts-sO0O bbs Flour 500 bush Nhest %
bush Com oats 5000 Live Hogs s6B@ent,Iioc go
Flour l52 900 bush Wheat 1000 bush Con oo bush oa
Lake Freighls-Wheatt TO Buffalo &c. -, ,,,,. A., =.
TOLEDO Nov 9-FOur quiet Wheatsales OF mhte Michigan
81 g.; Amber Michigan 81 68s2 s7 No Spring $2 GS No
do at o. Michigan al III New 85G.e Oats deelngi sales
of No. Gle RYE unchanged Barley quiet Dressed Hogs $50
81 Lake Freghts firm kseeipts4Mo Oo" Foui LAW ousn
Wheat 1890 bush Corn, 900 bush Osts W..
CLEVELAND. Nov l9FlOu quiet ana ssuy u'
du hmer and unchanged Corn moderate demand at 81 ga
81 Ole r 0 sbeed and s3e for New oas nher and better De
MIwiUKEs Nov i9-Flour 6mer City Double E5s ssdSs -
Country Do 80 scs4 30 So Wheat unsettled u Is for No and
81 IS r No Oats GRIN SEC for No Corn quiet sIe ior
New Freghts firm Wheat to Buffalo 9 70 VsTeSo ae rec I
400 bbs Flour 5000 bush Wheat Jsyo onsn Ua 49, pusn
Corn. shpmeuts-OO bbh Flou 64oOo pusn "heAH io O'
Toc.vLx Nov 1a-Tobaeeo-sales Of 70 bids at ss9ss - M
Lugs Medium Leaf the latter 6uneL Hogs hrer ~ o
Corn-Yew in bulk hsc Whsk IN p9ho
35c Cotton, l5c Baoon-Shouders Rei OeAi oi' i0'~ ~
Pork, go lard l2c .t., =, IN. Poi,
quiet 81 and 80 FOR No. Tar ueauJ AZ 70 ~
Cotton firm at l5ldl5lc for Mddlbg 49,, IN,
MOBILE Ala Nov l9Cotton In good demand ana eossu @
sales Off 200 bales MddDgs at Ice receipts lJlO DAes ehp" ~
ORLEANS. Nov la-Cotton smer; Mdng Orleans 7li sales
bales exports bales Sugar dull and deenng
fd l3dl9 Mosses active fOG9Oc Flour dull and deIessei
supsrane da at seas Corn dull at 81 80 OatsSms ss
i8 Pork dull declined SOC quoted az S2 90 Bacon au
retailing at M dl2i for Shoulders te Tor ln eues u NJ
for Reg Sterling Exchange 1901 dl53 NevIOrt Sight Exchange ga
4 per cent premium Gold, lJ9i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
eSETURN OF THE QUAKER CITY WITH THE MEDI-
TERRANEAN VOYAGES.
Tle steamsiph Quaker City, ,eommanded b

Tic Steamship EUaktI OIIY, IVDlnniandeu Dy
capt duncan that left this port regbed with pleasure
scekers ia DAYS ago. for voyage 70 the Holy Land
A,rned yesterday with al on board well With however
&c exception. namely Col. J. :. Bajdeman OF Harris
ugh, Pa, e1Uned States Minister % bWfden, whose
les leg broken below The knee when Ahe ship was
vlrfin three days sail Of EewYork. Judging from all
acsyns the voyage has been most pleasant nothing
rnrugg OF the nature OF Sickness to mar the happiness
at Use YOyagers Cor "A gle moment Leaving
New York OD the 9Th Of June the travellers touched
at de following named ports in succession:
Tayal Gibraltar Marseles. Genoa. LeghOrn R0ples,
Athens arenlecs COnstantinO1Ac, SebastOpO Odessa,
Yalta, CQnstmtinOpe, Dardenieles, Smyrna. Berout,
Mount Ceymcl .JOppa, Alexandria. Cagiari, Alnecs,
Malaga Oraltar Cadz, Madeira, Bermuda. The vessel
started w'A W-twO passengers, each OF whopi pllG
3 for tA9 tIip quite moderate pf1ce, when the
length Of the tip taken istO consideration, and the
tit1e Of pTOyNng board and lodging This is the first
tfip Of the Hind ever projected but there "a doubt
Judging from IT. success SC Is fOcunner OF many others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

Nov -Tbe supply Beef Cattle this week good and me as
better offerings and sales amounted 70 Roo a
Al pices varying 7ia8I b for Prime and Extra t
principally Pennsy Cattle. Fair TO good Cattle sold at from o4
4 ~. , - .,..
SHEEP-The Sheep active and prices were
rather better sold at from {. acc ID, gross % 10
quality. .,.-,. m, .ai.n. ,x,,.
oGs-we change note in this market me onengs we
i reaching 10 900 head all which sold from 50 to 80
100 N net -. -...t.. c,.r,
Cow,he sale Of Amounted 5 head at prices raging ron
So 20 : m m Sprgers And from lO5 for Cow aud CALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

Henry BrOtleiSOD, of No. 81 East Fourteenth
~ was thrown frcjn his wagon. ~ the BOwery.
Canast yesterday, bis horses having taken fright.
Lis EGpii vas fractured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.

PORT or SBw YORK. Nov H.
ARRIVED.
steamship Abenare B0uur Richmond and Nork Win ulse Ano
pa. % the Oh DouiHion Steamship Co
SAILED.
Ivepoal savannah Virginia kctmond
ships Phillip GAgos bark o. Patterson Falmouth bHg F'na
CLARK, Butuos Al
MEMORANDA.
There urs been no arrivals sailing Sandy Hoof today
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON C. Nov. aCered steamship Frances Baltimore
Arrived steamship MARY Sanford, Nes-iofk
FOREIGN PORTS.
AvASA Nov. iaArnyd steamship stars and Stripes from FhA
ieThia
Sailed brs Bulam north Of aiteras Mercedes New iofs
Arrived q Maarras. brig Bng Gilman. from MachiAA
Arrived a. Cirisuas. bfg Harriet from Portland.
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pASSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM GIBRALTAR &c Nov HIN the steamship Quaker CIy
Can't " r. oe Col Y Hyde. John g. lsham Dr. j. JACK
son Jones' Col p Kinney, George W. kaass Chs Ian
dore Nina Daniel D. Leayy Mr. and Mrs T. a
wood Mcdonald Capt Lueu Moody Juhqs Monton ~, D.
Nelson Arba Nelson Thomas b. Neh Miss julia Newell NJ ana
Nj. Dr i NJ Payne Rev g. W Quereau Do n Sanford, NJ A.
Senv Sir Nicholas SEXTON john A. IAN
Nosfrapd Miss anuon Andrews MAJOR j. g. barry Moses .
Reach T. Beach vi. and Mrs r. Bell Dr. g. - bcn - W.
Bond sdy and child Bond Dr. NJ Brown Miss hate Bro"n
Rev Henry Bulr Carrie Chodesne. Samuel L. Clemens marx
Tsnl Cutter Albert Crane NJ D. Albert Crane ~
Sir and Mrs Cocker W Davis Col JW Deun NJ aHd Mrs
Pred Duumorc G. G. Duncan George Duncan H. r DupcaR
Mrs Fairbanks Col J. Heron Foster Dr. WIN GIBSON Ata Ns
1Ion. J. s. IlolIcIsau, Goddard HESS
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THE ST1TE or TRIBE.

PRINCES. CORDS, TAssELs, GBIPs, and TRIM
Of an Kinds At KFtrs Curtain Store, 30 az BofAsy
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Nothing keeps cold out like krNT's EAST Is
CoFrEE Sod D. 40 Groeer. Beware Of imloa Depot y,
"a, Z35 sud 20 " asliugtonst
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PIANO and TABLE Covers,
81 kKLrY's CnliIn NllLe No 80 nfoaLn
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l555:]3 s. !, RANGES

The cooking apparatus for family uTaOe economical Ao
sure bakers Made, put Gp, srd warranted by ,,,.
JAMES KIRKLAND & Co.. Reaie. Centre and iIn's
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The ADORE COMPANY prepared furnish smes houseepN
by the barrel the wholesale prices de
hrng charge residences the city and Boofy and gaAr
snteeing perfect satisfaction.
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FOREIGN.

Vienna letter says: The J(te,day OF n the
r,1rcas Elizabeth was marked bY an lWpotI,itt .i
49,, Tho Miuster of Justice sOleinny pfOh'uAHiut 1
az me bastouadc and Of chains os Respects ai.
srIorfs ~ the austrian Empire Thus has fallen the
iasf prestige Of old feudalisu."
The announcement of the approaching mar
,ioro ~ mo Duchess dc MOruy s now what Is ctled
acie Her Gaact Is spaiard OF high family l. t
lily described a. Duke de SestO. Tint was MS .Ie
b,t now by tie death of lis father. he las become
ouig ii A caiiCcs Contrary 20 general USAGE ''O 49,"
dom in his family IS a second title.
The London Spectator says: "Ihe Apo.he-
carries d. , nave withdrawn-we do not Know now lh,y
make out their legal power 10 wthdTa|-iion eAu',n
30 women FOR their diploma. Mis-. morn" Nloie, Ic
rrStv 10 me Day News state that she had appAcu III
Ian fr erIu.,l0n to he admitted 10 tie EXAMINATIONS
We rnrst saw we hold this 20 be most unfortunate E
Tor lie public aud a very discrcditdbe one Tor thS
Inntlpcarics Ian That women WITH thOroug IN khoWl
cre az medical science specially lifted 10 do great
cl ~ cool which 10 will never IAN In mems way 10 90
is matter OF fact If II only for tile sake OF highly
skilled nurses the study az medicine ana goOd ess OF
medical knowledge should be open - Women Blt there
arc much higher branches Of the profession than TINS open
10 women Tor which thCy have almost exclusive adVauta-
gees Miss Garrett for instance, -, we have heard DONG
Enormous good 10y advising poor wOmrn-WhO WouIu
never have asked advice Of man ~ a-on TIER own
aud their children- complaints IL Is INDUSTRIOUS 10 smut
up such field against women
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FAIRY BOOK Containing Twelve New Stories expressly TRANSLATED
sr this work sna,ug by Adams isno, Gosh, 81 30
Clotb Git edges, 81
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PROPOSALS for ARMY 1RANSPORlA-
TION-rEALED PROPOSALS vi - received tLis Office unt
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= MtsrI suTJ DOR The e"umrarug Alu ils
trfrg 3D. iae3 ROUTE No from tirlrnne hal" ortuh
ps4s tsrnnei tunug lie thr Omaha
t4ac Fs,l- Railroad ~ tterclrc O. uce p Or
depot. established ir hc Trrrorr ~ hpniina
uc ts.Tef 10 the Irutr OF DAKOTA, west - onytl4e
4gs.. ~ s Territory Of Idaho. y ugufe 10 degrees and
u h sud tooAia, noh u atle ~ degrees, M
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se 90 ts hr.Io, during Ne year route No l. vii not
creed tsrrtr I've tni..ul as tV' is"l pounds
s th@ nl rdf PER ITO miles al Hhh e'
vii irsr,rou Tue st each louih VI tie year besna-s Apr I
sld sad.nr Mar,L 81. l89
ts ,hou rits tle name, m vel - their pli-s u rest
le accompanied hr loni 10 ie sam OF
Ten thousand ngus ~ rsporNhe persons
le.y eI-cuc sld properly re rluiceng Aat IN eeA con
orH aud serri toto aud oa
'ae fiushe b. sail pa IN aeonA &c "sh 'Ae 's-s Si
u.t be prut the opsne ofe proposals. IN psrios
u III rcfrrsent.d by tis auarrTi.
IN. eosifsttor sl r-quf,d h give f7io 90 bonds
evidence tie J ad sOien Of each bidder tno
psran offered ~ sscnniy wili he required
he ndorsi Pasas for Amy Transportation on
10 srd vii b entertained Hntss ihef MY comply WIS
ir requirements % Ills airrr.t-reuL
Tie .f the made must he prepare 10 sieruts The
contract snd 10 give hs required bonis "r TIE hlul p"
~ Of tie contract
bt 10 , ,nv or 81 bis ihsi he offered reserved
The be iu readiness fr ereo J ne t t4 q AP
ig AID nj. b. re1ur Of business seney a which
Gated -b pity sBd readily M ROUTE 10 a.
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he application AZ tits dice yr ~ The once OF 'he
ier Lou' Chicago Denver toH o.uA
Fs aud be PAU OF upo'As
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