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New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
CRIMINAL C0URTS.
GENERAL Sc

GENERAL sEssIoNs-RECOnDFR HACKETr
William Brooks was sentenced TO 10 years iipplls.
onment for burglary committed some time In the month
OF January 1865 Brooks In company with another party
named Moore burgarOusly entered room no 20 OF WASH
ingtOn Hotel at No. Broadway and stOlo therefIOla
Moore disposed Of by the Court at the time he
arrested aud is serving out hie time In prison.
Brooks managed 10 make his escape and fled 10 the West
but his whereabouts becoming known 10 tho authorities
here, he arrested short tmo since, and viii soop
be on his way to whore he can renew lis
acquaintance with Moore. John Hasey pleaded guilty
10 petit larceny stealing blanket, valued ut g. from
Bernard Donne and was sent 70 the Pententiary for
three months Remina Losello was found guilty Of
snatohng o pocketbook. containing tl 90, from Llia
sent to the state Prison for live Years Adoph Tellef
Inc Plate Glass Company and was sent 70 the Penen,
tary for threo months The following is the calendar
for today wm. Campbell, VIM: Frampton, John oDoh.
Chas Henderson, Isaac Sykes, John Van Claim. Berd.
Etudtman petit larceny; Geo Barrett alse pretenses
Henry Ls6kner ielonlSus assault and oettefy; Geo.
at burglary third degree Samuel Jackson, false pre-.
lenses
ToMss POIICE-ACTING MAGISTRATE ALDERMAN
CONAN.
Paul Sherer was arrested by Officer Moore OF the
Twenty seventh Precinct for having thrown dog over
board from ferry boat while crossing from jersey City
TO his city causing the death Of the ANIMAL He was
T following persons were arrested charge OF haV-
g violated the Excise law Cathafine Halpine. No 21t
Mottst. Adam ARIEL No. 2Ct Elmst; Henry j. Leh.
meyer, No. 297 MOttsti John GefBen, No. 90 New
Bowey Each OF the prisoners were held TO ball III the
sum Of $500
ESSEX MARKET POIICE--JUsTICR sHASDLEY.
There were II cases in all before this court yester-
day, but excepting the case Of Henry Hager, who was
charged with burglary and committed for an eXamna.
ton, tlers was nothing Of aDy Importance.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
INQUEST IN BROOKLYN.
PROE AGASSIz'S AQUARIUM.

10 ne Ehtor Of Tie Tibne
SIR: Noticing Prof Agassizs appeal ior $4,000 TO
peipstuate his collection Of fishes animals, birds &C.
allow me to suggest the eXpediency Of transferring tho
magu iicent collection to Central Park-n which
event there would be difficulty think may safely
assume in placing the collection on firm and perpetual
money basis As an educator OF the people, as also In
answering all tho purposes Of such noble collection this
I. the oy and the Central Park the place for such a col
lection. Here 10 will do the cause OF Natural History
moro good. and enhance the worldwide reputation OF
prof AgasZ as il never Will in the Oity OF Cambridge
Ca, YOU give help 20 this suggestion and not
vet have Prof Agasslz's collection and from a cOec
ton which shall be the first II now s only tho second
IN tho world. Respectfully, j. X. II.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
c0R0NERS' LyQUESIE.
COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILE DErANGn

COMMITTED SUICIDE WHILE DTRANGED.
Coroner Scbirmer yesterday held an inquest al
Bellevue Hospital on the body Of John Foster who died
sunday night in that institution from The effects Of
wound IN the throat inflicted by himself with razor on
Thusdly. the 25th inst at his residence, cormcrof Third
ceased testified that hc had been partially deranged
or ye weeks Sirc St 0 tbe eccd came 10
death fro II exhaustion consequent upon wound IN tne
disease Of thc Kidneys" Deceased was native of Ire
SUICIDE BY POISONING.
an inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Schir-
,o, No 81 Anenst, on the body Of Pauline Krschcu
,,,,, Who committed suicide by taking dose Of Paris
orcen She had .r cob siderable time past been living
with family in the capaGl ~ b h I conSc.J G" iS
he fact and was removed 10 the residence Oi hr DOhef
ri the above locality. No cause Wa. it % y nyyca,i,Io
with tie facts was rendered. Dcccasc" was native OF
Germany, aged 81 years - -
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Cover,
at 80 s5iulbeny.. Oh the body Of Ann Hart a native
Of Ireland aged 4s years who died suddenly from con
ecstion OF the BRAIN caused by intempcIancc verdict
10 that effect was rendered
DEATH FROM INTEMrERANcE.
Coroner Cover held an inquest OH the body oil
Charles Mills resident Of No. 4si Canals who was
found lying dead inau alleyway at No IS Waitsst He
Is supposed 10 have died from the effects OF iutePet
nce
The RECENT BROWSING CASE.
An inquest yestesday held by Coroner NIldey
at SO 9G sprngst the body Of Capt Lavnius Dobbs
the particulars OF whose death by the sinking OF the
ste0intug j. Lavergne, at the foot OF ChartOnst on
sunday morning, have been gwen at length IN TIE Il
NE The cause the disaster IS supposed 10 have been
the breaking down of the ashshute from the weight OF
coal piled upon it, verdict ia accordance WIN th9
facts was rendered Deceased was native oi the united
states, aged 80 years
THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT IL GBEENwlcHsT
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Cover
at No. I2G Tenthave., on the body Of James oReilly
who was fatally injured Saturday last by box falling
upon him at No 60 Greenwich-st. verdict OF accid
entail death was returned, Deceased was native OF
Ireland, aged "a years
INQUEST IN BROOKLYN.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Lynch,
on the body OF Robert Young cODfectOner, who resided
at No 60 Ban-st and who died on Tuesday last 1t was
supposed at the time that Mr. Youngs death was the re-
suit of violence but pOstmortem examination estaD
sed tho fact that death was the result OF congestion OF
the brain verdict in accordance with facts was rem
dered Deceased had doubtless been robbed OF all the
money in his pOssessiOn-some A0-and had afterwaid
fallen into the river, the time OF his arrival home
his clothes were completely saturated with water.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword
THE GOLD PrN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF Penn:
M0RTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
THE BEST PENS in THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices. -, =,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark Of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public Will
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.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
TIE LABOR MOVEMENT.
r,lr e,,.,,,, so,nlqlre IN ms CITY,


,rUentv.{vyo of the SG NOIEiuCmCns SO'it''o '
his cO ay rerrcseuted The WorSiosmeh UnIon, '"
,bese "a have more than 1Oooo mempeIS WHO A,'P -
a,,ns maid 10 the last cent lU ADDITION 10 'h's' %
.s,,,na3es that 5000 men WHO nave "P"'"'"'""y -,
80 ,,c,inc membership through nonpayment Vi
,,iv dues may he counted actVesonety me" III ''i1
.o,,oy Of The 90 organizations which do not seho
X,oeafSs ~ the great representative bOty ~ ore
~ bTe on tbcir rolls the names OF more than
= 60 ,aeS I'm GOOD standing and the others are
Syosd theIefore is eXravogant estnaS9 "
vbe actual strength OF Tie iapol E and t6e
So P0ssihv Brooklyn, Jersey Guy, Newark % ~ &c
fpestcbester towns may have 2OIo sOC1cty hC 49, ord
rraf ftcay banded with our 5OVC ana us ne may he
X.ns are hrt outying wards Of the great cy' ,}
ss,r 70 estimate the number Of men Who are li mo
each other in the event Of strikes III the "" ~"
gcss Scn deny the landlords allegation that me nm
warranted demands o. ianoi are .s ana tIcy invite the
@nblic ~ look al the facts. and learn theierohi !ia'
eV,r been last m the market demanding iaiI lon t
aerafiop They cite example, the plasttleIs' o %
Maid among the wOIkluemen WHO arc lcpiV,o Protcc
great Central Union: Tie plastelers orsaaeu f from
tve tuion in March 1863, and were then lecelhS %U %
0S7 toSl 30 day. In Tic splng Oh lsS, s1" & M hen
started its stccpl' race th! uoiv 49, - " st""J N, Nd
sCan a. and az the latter figures lr MaeSs so bciI
Fehruary 1864, when, TIC lmaoSS %aS II moi ouite
coupled and groc eryncU d all oihct NeSIe , W ~
- @ c,f tbe Platcrcrs society advanced the rates u
a 50 and then - aud in September V te SAM SaGG ~
scntarilv rrceded 10 So and worked 20 this ri;e u.
March 1896 when, the landlords hEvlng ihaUV "hV m
kemnnd of tlcf nurses they raised tic scale - - ~ ~
sent@mher Last tho society increased the rate 10 ~ ana
VheIe IL etOCd unti the employing p"s;ereS nsbcTU ~
fhe law OF supply and demand ONcrhd each olhtl u'
they had reached s. 80 Near the close OF peceibti @
lbe EMPLOYERS discussed the question " Icducioi p
the SocrfV having waNcd strong. bClC them lo - 'V ~,
tbat rs the mace today Here and tle.e smart DIE
gets S. The p8sterers we're pioneers IN le 1 tr,
SnoverneHt and first TO the two hculS WilIVn W,
sHorkin -euerally now demand on SaturtiGs Ih
have enforced the apprenticeship law ana VIII MOI W"t
Tor an c,uployrr who has more than three afenllS'
They rcouiyc that these shall be regularly lhochtut u
serve for wears and f such apprentices 9bsc"hd ,
Snefv will seek hem and restore them 10 ucr tll"@
10 Sutsiitrs a!l this may seem ike debating 10 clN!
eIs bnf tlp einpoycrS aIc said 10 desire no change ,
This hurried glance at 1he piasicrVls may give I'
reader general idea Of the condition anu recent iu1!
NJ other mechanics and labuCls i'm ls city Inc h't
Of eOnpenS0tiOy may best ne shown DN me IoiluNIi
table exhibiting the rates which are 1fiu O-dA. iu
SIeures lcpreSeutmg in every ease TIE hEhVS f'iN
mad I'm The several branches Of industry:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
" Afs
SCHOOL NINFs.
SOPHOMORE MINES.
PIGEON SHOOTING.

On last Saturday afternoon, about o'clock, a
pigeon shooting match fog SIS side eight birds TO be
shot at on the n.y. came off the village Of High
brdgevlc, Wcstchestor County, between James Davis
and Charles White wcllknown sporsmen Of this city.
Tho latter led Of the snort aud displayed very sharp
shooting killing each bird Davis also showed good prac-
tiCc. The score "a follows:
White. II II / Davis. o Ol
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS COURT.-Yesterday "l
prisoners arrested for various ofcnes by the police OF
the uptown precincts whose cases the various police
MAGISTRATES in the city had refused to adudicatc the
ground that they should be taken before Justice Connolly
at the Fourth District Court we're in accordance with
the order Of superintendent Kennedy already published
taken TO Police Headquarters. After waiting nearly oil
day the OF Justice Bull Of the Eighth judi
cia District was procured at o'clock lii the mean
time the prisoners had been confined In the cells at Police
Headquarters the cOmplainants and officers awaiting
the arrival OF tho magistrate with considerable impa-
tcnce with one exception the Offcuses with which tho
prisoners were charged OF minor Importance aud
he accused were dismissed with rcprimand or slight
fine The exceptional case was that OF William Dewey,
who was arrested In Third ave car by Detective Black
man the Nineteenth Precinct the complaint OF Mr.
Peter Lind Of No 2l4 East FOurhst who charges him
with attempting to pick his pocket OF gold watch and
chain In the possession Of the prisoner was found a
gold watch O 1885, which he Is supposed 10 have stolen
from the fact that the ring is missing IL was probably
wrung from the chain OF the owner IL be seen at
the Nineteenth Precinct StationHOuse IN tyninthst
near Third-ave, He was committed for trial by the
magistrate.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were
made yesterday by Muller, wilkins Il Co.:
House aud Lot No. ~ Olyers, e8AO
House aud lease ofo No. rs 28Motst............... 800
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens are Is caras fine and pointed with the
very best Idosmin Points, carefully selected and none
OF ths quality sold with the slightest imperfection
which skip and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A. Norton First Quality and
numbered. -. 4.
accident. NJ.
az extra heavy and strong
PEICEs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

TIE FIrTIETH-ST. CHURCu DIFHCyLTY.-A meet
ing Of the Third prcsbvery o. Newfork was held IN the
chapel Of the NcrccTst Church Monday afternoon, 20
take into consideration the existing difficulty between The
respective congregations Of the iElCthst and Central
Churches. Amer hearing the report 0i tho Examining
Committee and several other statements relative 10 ~,
questions az issue series ui resolutions were adopted
stating iu substance the opinion Ol tr Irysilcry that
the trustees uf The E!chst Church acted hastily in gN-
PIcsby tcry and that the prc'lyty now think that hiy
actual union between the two churches would hc lln
polite II not absolutely impraciIoIhC; and they th'I
recommend the trustees oi thc Iuctst Church 60
make formal demand upon the TRUSTEES oi the Central
Church for restoration Of The church building 10 90
former owners II also resolved at copy ~ these
resolutions be- sent 10 the Fourth PrscTy, which meets
next week, to consider the same subject
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

MARX TwAINF-Thcrc was q meeting Of Cafor-
MIA and other gentlemen az the Metropolitan Hotel last
evening tho object of which was 20 welcome Mark
Twain" Samuel Ccmcn-l the celebrated Californian hu-
moIist and journalist To this cty. and o wish him well
respect 10 his lecture az Cooper Institute next Monday
evening on The Sandwich Islands. Nr. Clemens was
present and opened the business Dt tls mcchHg with
brief address which was both witty and clever Mr
Clemens IS genial gentleman about incdum hight with
n cheerful, festive couutenanCc, tWukllng blue eyes
light brown mustache and curly, dark brown halr. His
has all Of the freedom and independence Of true
Californian aud ne ~ rrcsistiby dro In his delivery
After Mr. Clemens had concluded the Secretary read
resolution highly culogisc Of Mark Twaln's" powers
aud fame humorist, and cXprc sing the hope and
confidence that his lecture Monday next would prove
'nrOugh success. This paper WAS then signed by all
resent letter from Senator Nye. expressing the hope
tbot he vond u ycr his excellent lecture the Sand
wich Islands in NcU,} ork vas then read, after which
the meeting dispersed,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.
(WARRkNGEDJ

These II carats fine, superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous to tie year 1860. 49, .
Every Pen is stamped "a. Norton Second Quahty,
and numbered.
accident.
The are made of Coin Silver but not so heavy
a those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENs IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
THE BOARD OF AUDIT.

At l2 o'clock noon, yesterday, tho Board Of Audit
the Controllers Of1ce-present, Richard B. Con-
molly Controller; BENJAMIN Il. Bonney, esq, and cx-
Judge Lewis g. Woodruff
Tie Board agreed that the first regular meeting day
should be the fourth day O June next and caused on
official advertisement to be prepared to hc published III
TIE TRIBUNE HCrdlG and World 10 that effect
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
pISSENGFP ARRIVED.

FORM GLASGOW AND MOyILLE. April 2oIn ,teansip Iowa
1be Rev aud wife d. Charles T. Pase O. but Mr.
Sa ali Isabella SgthtraHd George Suhean bliss Gardler
Nj. Mcdonald John Cuhberi. D. Born, Mss McfaI!lue G. )
Simmons sld wife. Mn hpuu', }. Aoorthc1L
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

MINI>TTRIAL CHtNGE.-1hc Rev Frederick G.
Clark D. D.. for tho past Is years pastor Of the West
Twcutythlrdst Presbyterian church IN tis cty, took
leave Of his people last Sunday having accepted
call 10 GrecnW ch Conn. correspondent says: . He
has had the pleasure OF seeing small congregation win
a church property largely encumhcred with debts, grow
p under his successful ministry 10 ia present prosr ious
condition Of large membership, two Sunday-scl"os,
and splendid church property entirely free from deht
Hud carries with him 10 the old church ~ greenwich,
where he began his ministry. the love, esteem aud best
wishes Of All those with whom and oT whom lie aboied
80 faithfully ia this city,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

Nrw TIMETABLE ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
goApA new timetable went into effect upon this road
yesterday by which the local traffic receives more ac-
commodaton than heretofore Beside the ssual through
EXPRESS trains by the new schedule there are ~ day
trims bcfyyrcn NcvYor and Poughkeopse, 10 between
Nsw York and Peckslil and - when stop at lonkers
while such smaller stations Crooi, lrNingt0n Dohbs
Ferry THIytO etc, have fIO four To SIX daly ti'is
paC
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

CU'Gss MATcH--A match at Chess is shortly TO DC
played at the New-Yofk Chess Club, between Mr. f.
Perrin one Of the strongest players Of this city and Nj
; C. Warner lately Of Philadelphia. This contest VIII
excite much interest among Chess players Inc one WHO
fiI7 scores five games will be declared the Ylctor
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

ForND DIowNED.-The body of an unknown
woman wa found yesterday floating in the East River,
at tho feot Of Tfirtcth-st. It entirely nude ana
much dgcOmpoSed. The body Of an unknown man. hged
about 20 years. yesterday found loathg III Sphyeh
Duyyel Creek 70 dressed in dark colhns III e"eh
case "a Coroner was notified To mold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

TIE FESTIVAL OF NE TRINITY CHOIRS-Ihe
repetition of the Mes M which is O take place in st.
Johu's Chapel on T. uday evening next promises 10 he
as successm as last. Pews aid seats for the seceh
Fhe receipts al tbo % lssf peroymS%ee were about 1850
we learn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE MINIS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE NINEs.
On Friday afternoon, April 2d, a match game OF
base ball was played between the Second Nine School OF
Mines and Sophomore Glass Of Columbia College, on
the College grounds corner Forty-ninthst and Fifth.
vc which resulted in favor Of the former by score OF
tlffs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
PORT OP SEw.YORK.".."AFElL %
ARItIN

ARRIVED.
s,s.fr f,fs trr1 Crar Gla.eur April l1h sri Noile ih
i l. . Isl 5s. 90 Francis Mcdonald Go. Na5 Lad three
Isltls auoHr pa.s'ugrrs. 49, al. ,, ,.
s Meteor tof suihc, Mason, Canf - days Win coal 10
master la l4l heavy Hsstlrr
Big Treaipn Ilick- NcF Haven,
Ser Mo,e WsrA Bunker jacksonville Wilmington. y. C.,
l,L,a Lc put dsasted March DO with yellow ra 10 p T.
GIrIr.f
FnePhse of Ioaorierrl Bac' p days With ndse TO
Uruisle Ti,hrui April about go miles NE ofIamlico,
fuon tuatel and Wm Donovan eanl, while eug the
uausl i,u o main boom overheard and Loot; blowing
.as lofiA could b. rendered lel
stlL &. Watson. Watson Eorhpor fsr Philadelphia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April ?sAuvc bng MclrV.e, Boston sehr Lacy
ror,d s, l. r Davis New York sailed brig Jennie Achorn,
N.titfss. s,hr Edwin kift. fof . Northern port
Ho.roN April 2aAfyci steamship Mn Kennedy, Baltimore brig
J.. " I4les, IAIludrlpha
MoHir Apu 29-Arred a. s. steamship puNeyori brig Fauue
fpsks Newiok ss fsp,s 10th inst ~ miles ~ Elbow
K1e passed Egsh baft o Loadou vateogged and abandoned
loaded sith mahogany
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board held no meeting yesterday afternoon, a
onorum not appearing at rolcall; and an adjournment
without day was Immediately had.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
CITY ITEMS.

Board OF COUNTY CANvAssEr, The Bo,ra met
at II O'Clock yesterday morning AID completed the can
vass Of the Fourth end Sixth Watds Tho Board then
adjourned 10 Tuesday morning
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

Bulls HEAD.-Cattle are scarce again. the Obs
head Icing nearly Io0o less than really wanted Prices
fen of at the close last Monday and continued "Ic be-
low the rates OF this day week, both az idds0n City
Wednesday aud Commuupaw Thursday; hVt with only
about 100 on sale nj Oueludrcd'hst yesterday hcre
was rally and the old prices reached again. The stock
was all sold mostly az Ij 0l7c per pound Sheep too,
are scarce the 1888 head being quito below hc ordinary
weekly wants Of butchers at this season OF The year
more than 1000 less than the weekly average OF last De
cemhcr Prices 1c higher than last week Hogs are
selling at with 42S3 Tor Tie WCch I4ddc Id' "t
a decline Of Ic from last week
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

Senator Morgan returned TO this city cn Satur-
kay.
The poet John G. SAKE and his wife sail for Europe
J"sdRfsa@ gi.l t1s ipleRu"p u gel1lGS i2L H9Hll.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

TIE MARINE LUE-SAvING COMMIssIoN.-lester'
day the Commission held short session. after which, by
invitation of Mr. waddcn Chief Engineer, they visited
te Steamer Scotia Of tho Cunard line where they were
occuuicd some time Inspecting the boilers and engines
To-day there Will be test Of Laalns hee uKe anchor
FXtineusher at the Battery Barracks. On Wednesday
there will be test OF corrugated non Dy hyddc pres
slrc ana on Thursday Prof Darcmus will address the
Board on the practically Of eNtlngu!shinS fires with
chemicals.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
:. Length hrouUb, the REQUISITE machinery 70 such

has nj length brought the requisite machinery 20 euch
uerfecton that its work leaves nothing to be desired
From those who have been In the habit or using tne
Morton pen uecting IL TO the severe test OF @
rial labor learn that III all essential points oi
lenee these pens are unequaled. IL the lneicanlo anu
professional world their mark is 1eserycGiy ng1 ana
upon Mr.. OitOns files hundreds Of recommenda
tons from scholars poets, priests and kings all 0f wbom
testify with abundant corday to the merits OF the ar
tlcle cergymep, book Keepers copyists and others
who write much we would heartily recommend the
Morton Pen as the very best substitute yet offered III
place OF the gray goose quill lNew-York Times,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

PERSONAL Coy. Yates, Illinois; Judge Busted
and Jacob stanwood Alabama at the Metropolitan
Hotel. Cen Ira Spaldlng, Utica; Gen. schriycr, ST.
Louis; Judge Colt, Hartford and Col Casscl Illinois
are at the Fifh Avenue Hotel: Mr.; BuTlagc, Consul
General of Holland. IS at the Clarendon Hotel MAJOR
Gen. :. y. Crawford Washington; Gen. W. l.. StTong
Chicago; Col H. A hmallCy, L. = L.; and the lcy j. IL
NcCufdy New Jersey, at the Alcmatle Hotel Gen
H. L. Cake and the Hon A. Packer Pennsylvania, are At
the Astor House Ex-May0r NauX Of Pniladepla; L. D.
Cornell Albany: and the Hon n. H. Hulbuud, Washing
ION arc at The St Nicholas Hotel. T. BaInwcll I;hct
son south Carolina i the NcW-l oik Hotel The Hon
John W. FOmcy is at the BrcvOOit House
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

The days of quill and steel are passed away and
the era OF Gold Pens IL upon Mr. Morton, who for
yeall hos peen spssesp pspgaetgEeT VI ILLS article.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

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