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THE BEST MACHINERY


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:" ioCj C00PER'S PATENT SUGAR PANS. 8
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1000 C00PER'S PATENT UNION SUGAR
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This firm was the first TO commence the prac-.
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them in oporation hence their unproced ted
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NIGHT DXPREss,
CARS co THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on all
Nisht Trains. Baggage checked through to
ali important plaeot Persons holding through
tickets can stop over at any point and resume
journey at pleasure.
be obtained at Tickle Office, 237lz Main street,
and at depot. SAM. u. JONES,
5-5 General Superintendent.
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Excursion TO Mammoth Cave.

TWO DAILY TRIMS LEAVE THE DE-
i pot Of the Memphis and Louisville rail-
road head Of Main sreet, as follows: 4 Pm.
and IL PM, runnifg through to Cave City
without change Of CAPS.
pB- Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave and teturn at Reduced Rates
Farerouhd trip, To Gaze and return.-S90 % each
Parties OF fifteen or n0re, ............ ~ 20 each
Parties Of twenty-five or more,-'.... 10 20 each
For through tickets and all information, call
at Ticket Office, No. %71S Main street.
SAM. B. JONES,
Gtneral Superintendent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

Tenth Prize. Cottageresidence, FIVE rooms;
lot 100 by 10 feet, on Borland avenue, near
Memphis and Charleston railroad, near corpO-
ration line. Valued at $1,000.
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THE

First thing you should do after you read inns
noa aSot AYE ont twenty-five cents, and send
for q CORY for o year. II you do not feel IKE
risking that big amount. why ask your neigh
- ~ tnlke n. but as an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

Ninth Prize. Seventy-Hve and half acres
Of woodland near Raleigh. Shelby county,
This is very desirable. and an excellent prize.
Valued at $1,000
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Young man we know Of in your town: SEM
when our subscription lstruns up, we Will send
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

NOR CHARLESTON-EVE THURSDAY
l. THE PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S stsamshiPs
MONEkA. Capt Aarshnan. sails THURSDAY, August 10
n b. SOUDEi Capt Libby. slis THURSDAY. August ~ =.
from Pier River u Through passage tickets ara
hills adng points South connection With Soath CarohnA
Railroad.
For freight or passage apply % o. -, -, % ,,..,,.
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LITERARY ITEMS.
of masses

The grand law that the gravitation Oh MASSES
n inversely the square OF the distance the
of which has always been ascnbed 70 t ian is
recently claimed by NJ Chasles for Pasoa! HIe which
based letter from the latter 70 RO9eI ~ Sciences
Is shortly to ne laid before the Paris et pascal
The date assigned 70 NewtOns discovery 10 4VO''
died in 1902. IL
The London newspapers announce tne uo"'h
OF Mrs Mira Abby lady who has long oeeh wen Ano"
for her noetical writings earliest contilDatons az
y,earod n tbc nages OF The Ncc Monhy unuet tne
fnre of NJ A. and she subsequently became Itrai
se Tbe letroDofqu while II was under lhc euoLI'ii
rara df Thomas campbell Her poems nave peSn @ VoI,
iactod IN Ave volumes The deceased was laileu az ~ ~
a,I co In the Rev John Claiming ADdy Rector o
Joi4s Hors1 ydOwn Her mother was the S!. Sisca Va
Horaee and James smith, the authors OF the h'Jeoeu
A short undated letter from Burns to Mr..
stewart Gladstone Capenoc Dumfriesshre is published
IN Mr. Uately Waddes edition Of the poets works and
,ns az foows: my dear Sir: rec0lect something OF
duDken promise yesternght 70 breakfast win you ths
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rembeT too YOU very obi gingy mentioned something OF
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Eome OF our folks about the Excise ONCE Edln had,
and perhaps still have, conceived prejudice against me
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that aln an honest fellow, and am nothing OF TINS You
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USirED SrArEs ENGINEEKs OYYcE,}
DAyENrolr Iowa July q 1871. >
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE DES MONIES

4
1 RAPIDS or THE MISSISSIPPI Rl| ER-SEALE FEoIosAS
In dupBeate will received this ,ncr until u m WEDNtSpAl
September T. 1867 for eNcavautg the PRISM an. colstn'.s lh
for the Improvement o! the ravsiton OF TIE
N,sssiuri River Vt the Drs Mures NaI d.
The cana and unehh miles long efenhng
from Nashville 90 K-suk oG The width the water saae i9,de
tie canal To fse luHdred feet 10 cnlarkment ar ~ "o
hundred and tyI excavation aui 90 .uF water 70 'e @ @
eer All he material eca,ai m tlc sm Of te canal 10 be ue
In hung Tuc latter onghou the s-rf l %
lie viii thr-e hundred feet from The Iowa shoIe
Where rock the bottom Of the canal Viii have pe
Of one onehal inches The mile The emanAWent - oe
bu, OF sarth be 10 nl FEET vide top ineuas
rpp covering. be tv"l feet above ngh "alef mars Nn
slope, Of n lone s bald lionel vertical The average
cne,. rip rap protection 20 he y two and one ~ feet on -e
y.r sr f'uol the cana ie srd lionel loot ont"p
the AZ hca each 1l every hH q"
the proposal 20 be duue, az 10 o Nu De oo
tL1i s. nos definite i1 This respect ,,,
IN. Cog,rnmrut the -ht 10 reject an al bids
printed copy must be attached t' eacn proposal
Ecl va written printed guaranty 'snel ny No '
Bns, r proposals ofte form required with form Of guaranty vii be
ushrd az this ohcs on Application w ,,, - H., -,
m. price or prices N be considered as ucnamg me
erpru.c ~ shng all tie materials AMI perr1g a te NoA
o. and specifications exhibited 90 Tue titHf
yett thousand hundred and ioyd,e The amount Plo
uated Congress ycu huudfca thousand doar-tle
contract an oulr be- made 90 cover tbs amount
lls the aEount Of any Work Goe or Aes
Nrp tAr thereof Ni e reserved uut tA NLoe
uo.k which the subject of contract shall be entirely eompr'c
Persons further Information obtain Tie s1ue pl eahs ~
this Office where maps plans, spectcon aud @ q" contract can ue
consulted
Pspos mus, ad rcssed undersigned AMI should be IN
dor,r Proposals tue Improvement Of ne Dc MoHe'
Rapids -, ., ). IL WliiffOsS' -
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
(1tran Sttamfrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP, COMPANY
ii THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
C4RRYiNG UNr1ED STATES MAIL,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers Pier No. a North River foot Of Canat h1oeo
August ARZoYA, Capt Mary connecting with GOLDEN AGE,
apt Parnsw0rtb. IL
GOLDEN CITY, Capt Lapidge ~,
2l-RlSNG STAR Capt u r. seaouty' CONNECTING Nn
MONTANA. Capt Sutton. ~, -, ,-,, -
one hundred pounds baggage allowed free each adnt passenger
Medicines and attendance free. ,o,-.------.-.n
All deparures touch Aapuco those h and 2 connect AZ Pa
ms with South Pac6c PORTS s and lh f central Amer'
can norts ard,f hose 0 lt touch at NanEAniio
lh each month cohhecs "n se me Hom
Panama o Australia and kew-Zeaand
steamer closely with steae reAt Kpuoha
for Yokohama aud Hong Kong a.
YoEohaa with Rca for Nagesak and Shfnghae
For MASSAGE all further information Apply az he once On
"e "hafi' 'oo' VI NN ' ~ + r. BABY. Agent
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Sunmr Rttrtats.

TLANTTC HOUSE, Wells Beach, Me.-Thls
"A popular Sea Side House has been entirely rea'l' nu
~ M i,op Of forty new rooms 1t located within stones tho"
~ the water and commands upobucted view Of the ocean Bath
inc boating fishing cunning facilities the best the coast BIZ
Har bowling G Passengers take the at the Eastern or Boston
and stop at Wells depot "heFe carriages convey
,.,,o a. hon.e O. A. FROST. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
o.rI,E b, A,.L,IANI QrAEImNl.TI

No Il Sr,rE.sf' NEV.YoRK CRY August 3, lo17.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= hs Office until y m THURSDAY. the 18th inst r lci'e ~
Military tie several quantities OF COAL aud "oop 'sPs
lively. o. ~
AZ Fort Columbus $50 o Coal ard 200 e2ris of Wood
A l,rtH Ho.l taus 0f Coal and % tOrts a MOI
Az Font Walsnorh. 200 ans of COS A>sSJ~-
AtIort Hamilton soo tuas S S'a aud 100 cords Of Wood
A Fort Lafiyev 80 tans o' ''o.L
AZ Fort Schaylsr so '1s o Coal and IS cords Wood
A. Di,iIs Isac' 100 ,uns u Coal.
The o. he ot the hest quality Of Authracte d egg e si
Fort Coumbu 10 be dr'efed 10 VIC
ars al Post be weighed tue past scales -,
'MesTtsbe bal uool Is the standard cord hu1ed and
ight cubic feet ,.,- ,,,. -uA .,,-.r,,o.
Bidders be required accompany their bds Th guarantees
parties that in case ih oils -fc '0I
they viii days thereafter execute contract ,Il lue
syeirs, IN the sum 81 ave Nu eS
lars 70 deliver the Coal 900 thousand dollars TO denver 'Ae
they therefor conformity "'h the 'efW' Tue Az
yetlsemcLt lint,
G r IN. most All the wood contracted ior be de-
iycr.i by or before the 30h day OF September, 1907 go
The privilege Of rejecting any or all oi lhe Os 1eeleu
advisable - "A
Bids should Proposals for Coa or for Wood ana ad
dressed 10 the undersigned
Nv order of Byt Major-Gen. RUFUS INGALLS,.
Asst. Or Mr.. Gcn. a. \ A..
R,t lent { ol and A NJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Slth solicitations.
A NEW VOLUME by LOUISA MUHLBACH.
ID. APPLETON C Co.,
NOS 443 AND AS BROADWAY. NBW.Y0RK,
Publish This Day
MARIE ANTONETTE AND HER son.
AN HISTORICAL NOVEL.
ny MIMI nNHH

AN HISTORICAL NOVEL
BY /. MUHLBACH. .
volume evo Containing eight Illustrations Paper covers 81 Si
This poyelthe latest production Of Mubchs peneeroes
ths mo-. ung epob m the history The omintc career
Of tie beautiful and Mare Anonette ana me he
Terror are depicted With historical accuracy and IN 'ne ~
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By Mahbseb vol, Svo Illustrated fAper Covers ~ W
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FJosRpH IT, AND HIS COURT An Historical Novel Translated
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FRRDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT An Hiorea 9 ,
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Ibe press almost constrained 70 then aich5>s
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HTREpERIcK THE GREAT AND HIS FAMILY. By Muhlbsch
yo o Gyo DsTe 9IisS 1sc has d single one Of these pictorial
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L. S. ESGsnER OsHoE. No. II Safest, Albany. ~ J
SEALED proposals will he received at I'll
@ehOiug GarNs, Dc.

At WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No: l04 Full
~ tousL-wBDDiNG CARDS snf ilNF sIAIloNhhh 'H'A0
shed leiA)
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

CHAS. j. SPARKSs WOOD YARD, foot of
~ futonst North River outsde West WashnRo Market Wood
delivered IN quantity and shape esred
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
t5ro;trits ano flrobisions.
SCOTCH BAKERY.
- 30. 12S FULTOS.AyR., BROOHLYN.
]. NILLIL 4 LII - IL

- 40 i&s WLToSAyB, BRooELYy
BALMORAL BISCUIT.
r abcHbe actaosegs to be g fr soi ,ae most iee,tey
favored Of ay "ch b., 'ea rseo to te d eliminating t,'le
o Bakery and oseed general wholesale sad
In inviting public acc-rtaenss, ea. Biscuit
Scotch Bakery that each efaer has hs Morton" eb
Ts reputation Of the Bamo Biscuit &. such as will create demand
outside Of eworL Orders whether oI permanent SAFE or trial Viii
Mr. R0BRkF I0UDOS viii Tepeeut The interest Of the Bakery
hihe sae Of the Biscuit aud the only authorized to solicit
The R1sora Biscuits for sale at the following places aud other
$GcESEg MEGaAlL I Co., 10 I2 charn9er,,t, NY ,,..
PAIN TlLFORD Nos l aud J Broadway and No l2 sIhav
HESki 4; KERR No. 10 Broadway.
wSTSGnaM hshM E wILSSsoS III iSo S T G1o.s a GsS1
3 D. MARtiHE 4 Co. No go Iudsonsi
NJ Sh McRE6S a1SG Co., Co., 10 81 Iisa1s HsnmaDj.t
RIA EIGG M MGRFK Hyd Ddacs : 9? isoi Tfsa4;ay.
~ B J4GKS0S 80; Se NS lg! faesys m Mai'oOsquars
4DR4M PSLIlENyS BSkHE y J,i 5 No 30 aos Broads'I
Nv; DGuGMTY &C., No 20 f'eid~Ay
E.TFHHfEs HH2iGR aSlgsf AZ "a Ss q. vsnrs,.
hte XXX GTGffs G%aafSsS SS 70 x 81 PfSTssss Fosss5e
EYBnRhdRp eoGLLf; cor Clinton and henrTsts
EsSFSSft SSIIRl Sailh 10 No sis sGaS4 siIths,s
NM ySak 4 HEsR GARp X Sd' y n ITTli's TGiriSa.
MAkfEsR E InaRha e. NJ S' III Il SaE %.,.f'' st. co., Fulton
HuGH TAYLoK Baker No. .s5 Greenverst
EOBT WILSON Baker No. J53 Fourravc.
PAULG G BROWN, Baker, Thid.aye, COZ Sinibst
H. II. ADAMS, Baker, No lj9 Thifdave.
ACKER EDGAR & Co.. iOnkerA
VAN RIPPER Il MARTIN Sapleton, n l.
WARD MCGOWAN Montgomery and Warrensis jersey CITY.
JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakty Newark ave, jersey CITY.
j. J. ALDEN. Wholesale Grocer Troy, ". y.
BOND & VAUGHAN. Wholesale Grocer, Petersburg, Va
j. G. KEMP, COME concr, Petersburg Va
LPPENCOrT BROS. Bakers Ne. ~ EigbthAye.
T. BARBER Baker, No. l01 HghthRye.
H. A. SINCLAIR Baker No. 40 Broadway.
GRO. W. SUTHERLAND Grocer. Petersburg, Va
J. SIMPSON, Baker. Bowery, Fourthst
MACY 4 Co, Grocers hirtlaye and Threenthst
MACY Co, GrOcen cor SiIthhye. aud Twennfthst
MACY Co, Grocers. hirtL.ave. aud Forty.thuist
BROWNING Bkkki, GrOcerz. Nos la5 and l6 Niuttaye
D. Z. THATCHCR 4 BROS, GfOceFs, No. 20 kglih.aye.
w T. D. PlTMAk, Goeen Nos 81 and " Hudson st. aud No
90 SlrihGFe
EDGAR 1 Co, Grocer. No. i26 Ninth ave.
GkllFIN 4 90. Groces No. GO
rTnn,r.hnf BE'k Grocers, No 1928 Broadwav
IHOsAS =. JACKSON 60. Grocrns sixth ave.
DANIEL NOoNAN. No. 2GC siIth-aye
JohN ~ kOGEhs No. COS Seyenthgay-.
rna TANNER, Bakers, No. 271 kgfh.Aye.
MM. , A0kNlN h Co, No broadway, cor TWenlethsL
a. II. PlERSON. New .Orleals. La
W T. CONVERSE, EeN Orleans La
t. THOMPSON 4 Co, HeN Orleans Ia.
,,,,, - - JAMES MORTON
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

Thoml, tisaI haa mile beyond TIE limits Of tbe cT of iah'
vf ersar miles the depot containing D acre
ioofn uogL The boae Is peiahtN located aud The internal
aHgemea complete and 10 tne ori-r barns, carHse'
house uofi hunss This desirable place Is oa"d a.
rf-c c- For farther inf1naaton 'rpl' 10 ' ~
sgFBBINs No UrnllEsv J. 4 MARTIN. hahvar y J.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

leaulh COUNTRY SEATS among tie mountains Il New Engna
l rres ofuhh wool TAs spot near large city ni
Li.tafea untiraef
sn,rr shooting f,hng and boating oaunoi BE- rtorci VIII s
5 stock and farm. Atifc. BEkIkAh
ID. frgIf f,rH
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
furniiars.

os Of Canal applying b0usekeePes with
Of description Bedding PafOr ana
syog suites Mirrors allowing them 70 "sY BY week
5y o. nOslbly payments preferred
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Asst, Gr MI. NTlT- = - NJ
r. X. MORGAN. B,t Lieut. Col. and 4. q. NJ.

TRKAsURY DEPARTMENT OPfbE of fhkS
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, July =, lob, ,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- this OBce until u ocnck m August H. 1907 for furnishing e
material performing the work o the basin retaining NHs uo
proposed Barge oAce being portion OF The Battery hAsuS"A "
York City. 80. --,,.-.,.. 4.
plans and specifications can this ooe and on application TO
r. MOrse, Superintendent OF Repairs tuoaioa
Bids all respects the requirements e the pans lu
specifications and of this advertisement or they N not nc
Zach bid the bond Of two responsible persons
I'm the sum OF bidder will and execute the contract,
II awarded him the bond to be approved by the lh'eu SA '
judge. or Clerk of the United States Court a.,
BIDS for different plans will be received ana we
Department right To reject any or all tue O"' 70
deemed for Ia interest 10 10 ,.,,-.-..,.
Popos should be uclosrd sealed envelope ndoed Proposals
for retaining wall Barge Oce Newlo ork City, and aueseu W
tho Supervising Architect Treasury Department Washington
A. b. MAlLBiT, Supervising Architect
L. S. ESGsaER ogFIOE, No. II Staie-st, Albany " J..
CEALED proposals will be received at tins
Office uut FRIDAY Aug 3d. 1867. for furnishing 70 the United
States Dykes aud Islands between Albany anl Fanws Fon "
Y. the. following materials: a., -. -. 4. ~.
10 commeuce sept aud continue at the Tate OF o CUBIC yus p
day ,,----.u -. Ia
and OF material not apt to dnirAe ,e
, nat received, stone be delivered on tue crown tT a' g" o
od yke In piles of cubic Yards about 20 ya apai uee
10 eneuee sept continue at tho rate OF 30 euu ! p
DAY. -. o,l ,,r,icul,r,
successful bidder viii he required To eater h 'u
tract vib the United states good and sufficient snreuta
r contract. be- furnished by the eohtA'o' N0 Jus
the T. \ will be received
ky orier Of Byt Msorien JOHN hhNIVN.
JOuN NJ WILSON. Major Of EngA and Bvt'Leul'ol T. y a.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
autiiun Salts Of 2tal estate.
3uasts anO cfams @lautrS.

90 Yd.
DOND-ST., No. 25-HOUSE to LEI, to-
ID gher separately he second door excepted Apply to No
Bond-st
ITO LET-During his absence in Europe, the
splendid RESIDENCE Of JOHN TAYLOR at Baysae Fu'h.ag
elegantly furnished baths stables Ice house 10 acres ornamental
grounds Terms sa.actory SALB. With $40 aerrs very o"
Apply 10 r. g. BMBRBR. No. 50 wilianst
rVO LET-Brooklyn, with possession, gcntcel
3story and extension DWELLINGS Nos lO9 and od hyeont
Water Bath good order neghbOhood Apply es premises or
At No 81 Fultonst JOHN hhAlNbhp,
TVO LET-The PREMISES Nos. s0G and 2OS
'1''"'' ~ "'' "O"" "PP" G. A. DAWSON No 81 wall,t
fVO LET, FURNISHED-SECON FLOOR
Of House no 80 Charles Rect 80 per moa'h to sn4 iany
' ~ p, BIZ MOTT. No. 80 Charles s.. U
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8oarS ano GCums.

DLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, with BOARD,
the CROFT HOUSE in The Highland. o. g"ssa@ ] near St
CITY yenny No J Broadway, and "a fhr'
No. 30 Pine.st oT No. ~ Sthaye.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
9OtsIs.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE, HANoyER-ST,

largest hotel EEW ENGLAND The sleep
spacious snd well ventilated tho suites OF ae e
furnished for families and large travelling
pses viii bo kept hrst class hotel In
respect .,.,,a mon
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
COR CALIFORNIA and PANAMA. =

The Pacific Steamship Comranys HENRY CHAUN@
CEY will sail on SATURDAY, Aug TO- AZ u o'clock noon -
Freight received m. WEDNESDAY, the tn urul FRIDAY,
For rates &c inquire fegb. oflce Companys Pier No
Na,tb Rver foot of Canalst WELLS, FARGO Co..
49, Sole Frtight ARens Z. NJ 5. 3. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

WIN. A. DARLING, the Republican candidate LOT
Mayor of this city, was born in Newark, n. j., Dec.
II, 1917 He settled in New-York City when quito
young received commercial education, and became
clerk and afterward proprietor in the wholesale
business. In 1888 he was elected director OF tho
Mercantile Library Association. For eleven years ne
was member as officer and private, Of the 18th Reg
iment National Guard. From 1s47 to 1854 he was
Deputy Receiver of Taxes for this city. He was
Presidential EecOr in 1850 and in 1863 and 1854 he
was President of the Union Republican organization
of this city. During the latter year ne elected
REPRESENTATIVE to Congress from the IXth District
by plurality of 1913 over the Hon. Fernando
Wood and of 1425 over Arson Herrick. While IN the
House he served on the Committees on Naval Affairs,
Expenditures in the Post-Ofce Department, and the
Debts of Loyal States. He also Chairman OF the
Committee on the Investigation of Whisky frauds IN
this city Mr. Darling was universally regarded as
one of the most valuable working members in the
House. Last Fall he was again nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans of the IXth District, Fer
nando Wood being his sole opponent The latter was
elected, by a majority of 1,610, Mr.. Darling gaining
2.173 on the vote of 1864. Mr. Darling is now Presi
dent of the Third-ave. Railroad Company. He entered
the service of the Company in a subordinate position.
and through untring and honest energy won his way
to his present position. Since his administration Of
its affairs the stock of the Company has increased at
least $50 per cent in value IL he should be elected.
and should serve the city with Onehalf theabllity
displayed in his present situation the hearts OF our
tax and rent-payers would throb with JOY hereto
fore unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

The Reactionary Prime Minister Menabrea,
by his last note to France, in which he repre-
sented the suppression of the Temporal Power
as an indispensable condition for the restOra-
ton of amicable relations between France and
Italy, made to popular opinion greater con-
cessiOn than had been expected. But he, as
well as the King continues to be extremely
unpopular. The people doubt the sincerity of
their professions and, in case they should be
sincere their firmness The feeling of the peO-
pie toward the French, in the meanwhile, in
creases from day TO day in bitterness, and has
reached a perfect furOre. Serious complica-
tons are anticipated, and more French troops
have been dispatched from Toulon to Civita
Vecchia. But Louis Napoleon might know that
if foreign Power has become in Italy the
object of national hatred, neither the sending
of troops nor the convocation of Peace Con-
crosses is of much avail There is in Italy
only room for two parties-Submissionist and
Northumberland the immense majority of the
people will side with the one or the other.
Ratazzi is said to have joined the Radical
party, and many other prominent men are ex-
pected to follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

Some of the Southern papers are much ex-
ercised upon the Cotton question; whether Cot
ton is king; whether Cotton should be taxed;
whether it is best to plant largely of the great
STABLE; whether it is not feasible to starve
the world into wholesale suicide by refusing to
plant at all. The Memphis Bulletin takes up
one of these lunatics whose hobby is that it is
the duty, and would be the profit, of the South
to destroy all cotton seed, and compel the hui
man family to go shrtless, just to show them
that the little belt from Kentucky down
to Central Alabama, and from Cape Fear to
the Rio Brazos, is the bona fide original Garden
of Eden, without the products of which chaos
would come again. Is it not about time that
this absurd notion of the omnipOtence of
Middling Uplands was abandOnedP Indeed the
more reasonable men of influence in the South
already concede' as much. They tell these Cot
ton lunatcs that they should plant just as
much of the royal vegetable as it will pay
them to raise. TheIBulIetin says:
The south has the best cotton soil and the best cotton
climate i'm the world Let the planter and farmer there
sore take their in such way that when our
national affairs are settled and an extensive immigration
mas brought increased capital Increased population and
an increased number Of farms the American cotton mar
ket will revive In Importance and although IL may not
monopolze the whole worlds markets, 1t will occupy
position in them other land can aspire to-"