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New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
sEwING-MACHINEs AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
There seems 10 he considerable contradiction


among the successful exhibitors To the awards made IN
this Department Tho recipients OF the two gold medals
seycrY advertise that theirs is the only gold medal
thus cOnTadctiug each otbcr while all the other prize
holders that no gold medal awarded tO any
Sewing Machine whatever Happily, IL is not our dlty
decide this knO'ty question but, he IL may tho
Grover Baker sewing machines have received the very
highest prze-bOye all medalsthei representative Ia
Paris having been decorated by the Emperor with the
Cross of the Legion OF Honor
We find the above in Of our English exchanges and
transfer it to our columns with satisfaction IL graft
flying to find that the Grover Baker machine, which
stands high home should also receive the highest
honors abroad When it Is remembered that 1000 Gold
Medals were awarded at the Exposition, and only lSo
decoraons it will that the Cross of the Legion oi
Honor considered by the judges as much hlsher
award OF merit than the Gold Medal No other Sewing
Machine at the Exposition received thus distinction
showing that in the opinion Of lis Imperial Majesty ana
the judges other equally deserving This award
places the Baker machine first in order on tic
official catalogue of the Exposition as it is first IN the es
tmaticn Of the public both sides Of the Atlantic
GErDrfss
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
A COMPLICATED CASE.

IN the Middlcsc1 County Court Ncw-Jersey'
contract case Il Just been tried which seems to have pnz
zlcd bot and jurors 1t originated III this way some
considerable time agOa MWOod OF this state sold TO M
Ioncstreet of NeWJcrscy 1000 American Madeira VINE
pants" which we're to be paid for on delivery lnseau
Of the OeO American Madeira wine plants, however Mr
Wood thought proper 10 forward 10 Mr. H. LOCO myatt
Lnnrus plants" averring that they were tue piahlS
which his New Jersey customer had purchased bul l"o
Jcrseyman refused to admit this and. houlhg MN
sef nsoiyed from the contract because OF moou sue
fault he declined To pay for the substituted piaS mus
forcing Wood INTO the courts for redress BOh lRts
hrongh forward formidable array Of witnesses 10 sus
toin tL0r respective statements. NOT low oi
SVhom added To the ntrcacy OF lhe quesuoh
NV tbe contradictory nature OF their testimony;
lie dcfend,nt producing learned professor VINO iesli
that vine made from the "Myatt Linniens WOULD We
noison vhie tho plaintiff had TO swear tlal thDy
Rad frsaurnty drank the beverage and found II most eE
cccnt The question. however was NOT whether eAce,
cnt WING would be extracted from the nlyau lIhhtuH
Int ,Sbeber said plant identical with the american
Nader, Plant" aud the Witnesses or the plhtH Ied
t Js1nousrate this Judge Nrpdenberg considered the
cas non proven and charged In favor OF me uetenna
who i'm coseauenco Of the inability ot the jury 10 aEee
has come out of the contest victorious Ihe case ueveu
os,eci interest from the fact that number OF the
tanners in Middlesex County were IN tie same pfedo4
r,ent "a Iongstreet, having In common Win MN Deeh
purchasers oil Woods wine plants
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

90 them Justice they then dccaimrc agginst any
ISSUE ol treasury notes NJ al The salvation Of
dr y nau 10 NelEht WIN them compared with thcir
49,, ~, a" a" l,.I NIiith'y IHCy warned the people VINO
COhded III them al home. the foreigner VINO had ac
49,. "ttl,St US abl ldG lot 10 taKc paper. some Of
te hi"S lnhuenal e them shook The Iqg.r in r fac
oI popular assemblies warning tho pcope that fine fine
WOuid soon come when hlslrl of would
u"rcdeIiSt when they became there little or
nv u ~ ne country they became vehement in favor OF
paying the troops in coin What change n, roe or ,r
edIS mas wrought in their science finance Then the
,A hu' llcss ana shlp' eek the commercial inter-
entS o the country. Now they prOposc 40 increase te
oIcuauoh 10 nearly 3fO0O0OOlO and place themselves
ahoDS ihOsc WHO, to use the language OF judge Thur
man AT Marietta the oter day, nave come 20 the
cSOn that the debt may b. paved of ia gccIhac'.s
without any such dangeis Of sudde imitation OF the cur.
plcts such cOnducian such chaneC Oi wcud he
Ihttelbe enOughlf weHcrc 10 suppose that these gentle
opportunity 10 stab il in vital part: that by their
Il hdtftd I" lhe country hcy JUSTIFY every strdtagen,
lS way thty were striving to cripple It's credit during
the war ana dcprccatc ali s securities that our foes
mcht triumph, and havirg failed in That. hope by
IuSlS IN tue opposite direction, aud raising shout for
an unlimited iSle ~ papi 81 produce the the hnaical
ruin tlv COuld not hriNg about thCn saw " could nm
drrSiad the conduct from open and prOeSscd enemies.
SIM bitter IN their bate Of cur Government ana seeking
10 destroy 1t under the ariiicc OF Il hollow truce; but
lhCSc mon, though rot ambitions to be called loyal.
WrOnged them II / attributed such motives 10 them.
Ihcr lhcOusiStcnCy rCyC-thclc VIII pre- home
upon them whatever We may think OF thcir motives.
We have the night 10 inquire carefully whence comes
"a" their boastCd principles III politics; this total denial of
az they once believed OH the subject Of finance, ad loud
airTeii0n OF ell they dcucdg We NJ lci e in
que with old Raheiais WheHcc proceeded tho iorego'
iiE folly Whence the following Wl.uoH Why d.d tho
wisdom ana uC bOOneli What were We the worse
i0r the former folly What Tho better for tnC succeeding
Nisdomi How ehonia the ancient folly have come 10
hoiHEf lt"w SHOULD ths same new Wi.d'l1 hc started
M AID CSt@bisleGi Now answer me amt please you"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

The Citizens Association publish card dated
the 25th inst In which they say that the desire OF lo
Association IS not TO partition the city departments
among Independent commissions without any recognize"
municipal authority 10 control them Ihey propose 10
repOse ia tho Mayor the following additional power al
absolute veto power all ordinances or The COInlo
Council the power TO appoint and 10 remove the Coipo
ration Counsel the Street Commissioner, the Cy Chan
berain and all other purely local officers and the power
remove cause commissioners or head oHces vi
all State Boards in this city and all officers appointed tuec
in by the Governor except Judicial Officers Ihe hsSOcia
ton further express the opinion That the pOce tue
public health the protection OF property the ENcisc W
and such great public Improvements as theCehtra fark
which, although local In tact, are national III caTdcl
and effect should all bo under the direct supervision ol
the state, especially in city composed OF such elements
as compose kew-YOrk."
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
MInRIEU

RgDROTII-BEBDEAt Port Ches y on WetnestAy Sept
2 1867 the Rev Burclari William AbeHdrOta % Jeanie
A. Bccbe. daughter q. 4. Deebc esq
CAswELLFORDn St Johns Church. Troy. r. on TUESDAY
Sept a. by the Rev James Boles d. D. Of Boston Mas assisted
ly The Rev H. walsh Rector Pnymaater Thomas T. Cssss
II s. n. to Mss (iertrade p. Ford of Troy.
KIRKwOOD-BLAUvBLTAt the house Of the brides parents
Sent the Rev c Baayel; Mr Alexander o. XIX
wood of Yoasr TO Helen Maria daughter OF Capt David
Bliuyelt Of Coster, " j.
KALBPI -SClIESCKn this city "wednesday Sept 25 by
,h e Meeker frs1kn ~ Kahseisch of Brooklyn Sarah
r. daughter Of Cornelius V. Sehenck Of New-iork.
uOOD-ALLEN-On Wednesday Sept IS Fox Mansion. Fishers
Island the Rev j. g. Bush Robert j. Hood to Lizzie H. Allen,
dau. .her Of the late Hon Hemau Allen of Vermont
LOSHEL-PFCKln Booklvn ~ 1uesisr, Sept ~ by the
Rev H. Booc Dr. H. W. Loshe Of Beaver Valley, Pa to Miss
Mary Peck ~ Brooklyn, X D.
MERRITr-COOLEI-At oosck Fails ~ T., Wednesday, Sept
5 1867 a resance brides father by the Rev A De Wiz
Jacob Merritt Sarah daughter of NJ Cooley ESQ No cards
-ACKRR-on Wednesday Sept 2 at the First Bap,
Church Paterson n j. By the Rev. j. Banyarl, d. D.. william
Mc(rrgo 10 Laura daughter of David d. Acker
PATTERSON -MCRILIGOr-On Thursday. 26 ~ the Rev
Walter Parsnn Of COnnrcicut TO BrmA r.
daughter vi tho late DE- Iames n. AeGugo VI tha ely
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
IOCAL POLITICS.

FERNANDO WOOD FOR MAYOR. .
Tho Mozart Democrats OF the ANIlth ware
o,,,nizcd an association last Friday evening JOY tlc
D,irrose Of nominating and supporting t'c non TT 1
;anoo Wood for the Mayoralty. The association h w.
,rbers about 20 OF whom met last evening 70 htCl 10
addresses laadltory OF tie Associations co Io
from Mr. Patrick Burns aud Mr.. Joseph IL u MV@GIO'o @
Mr. Burns informed the meeting that tOr DIS nun in
roItrs ne had not met with 50 good nlchU @ AZ -,
isudo Wood Fernando Wood was tic man, oi ~ nv, IL
tIe state of New-YOrk for the Office OF ia!0i. Mhc a0
rglts al the peOple were invaded by the Aptny
ti,Te who stood by the people Fernando NoVu @ -ehi
-, did Hoffman dot Why, Hoffman. when tne iEEiss
1,turo was grinding INTO crtli'Ds was hlalu Vi
f~sc b0urs I'm The lookup, and rad-Anu u 10
Ill 10 remember ft--that we shOnld obey the ia" y.
r. No lone the next speaker had bccn IN thc count
"a, mic ls months and was not wch hcqnninttu N.ti
.Ie ,ton 4 w He said Some newspapers accuse an hl-
a. Tobreou OF most extraordinary crin's hu hc va
Hf ,.s persuaded that ere long the l'adlcai iiNucS
',id charge the President with Keeping t"o women
49, Iook lIitlo back, said the speaker ara see
S rhad Stevens is going 10 die lAppla1reJ ~. , w.
can Marty have always cIept INTO poHoI ".
d",tagc OF issues which the Democratic p.i 's ~ =
"Vatiooted Mr. McG. then delivered hihls,I VI '''"u
49,. tI,c Excse law and the MetTOdOutal follc, q
Tcnfh Warder Offors 10 bet wager M VI
A. 900 tbnt Fernando Wood will be candldlto @ 10, ~ &
VorsItv i'm December next aud another slooO '""' '
people Will elect him .o,r,cv
P''p'0 NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRACY
LAST night the Democratic Association oi 'he
N,ueteepth Ward held meeting at lager Deer Eaoo"
(noely dcnominated IL the bills AAei iAal' al isi''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
DIED.
BUCKBN-On
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BUC1BSOn Tburdsy Sept William T. BaEen. s1ef - yesa
Tie relatives sni friends also the and honorary members V -
Co. n g. respectfully invited To attend The hbeIh n'
lis late resiteace, 40 Costssepas Oh Sunday sept - "
O'Clock p. m.
BRUES-On Tuesday. sept a. Major George W Bruen.
firsds and those of the family invited u aIes
his funeral a. At O'clock inm st MARKS ChaseA
co-rer Testhst. and Sec0ud-ave
c.yiy, sonh bergen sfer long ard painful nlne
w Christian hope snd resignation Robert d. ce's.
In the sd Of his
of funeral viii be gwen 10 tomorrow paper
III crATyoRTHYTr ,b CITY on THURSDAY s Francis Bsrrs
infant q. John Caworhy AGED year AL mont
Fnn FROM bis grandparents H. ard W. hcn>s
No TurntgthT-st saturday het "A e"~-
Intersent Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Nesark " j.
FROST-h Pecik n Wednesday morning SEPT - Chafiss
H. Frost late fr of Frost Sonland, New-iob Ciy
his late residence Fuy At ocock m
y train from 1hsstst H. L. r asf'es al feeAsH ~
~ O'Clock.
HYSLOP-On wednesday Sept 25 Margaret re OF she late ss~as'
e. Iiysop sEel - yeSs ,...x
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited 70 sNs3
tie residence OF her nt itw CAares hlo H"
West Ten;L.st. on FrdBy afternoon at 0'cioeb.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
TIE PUBLIC HEAL1H

AID FOR -NE YELLOW FEWER SUFFERERS.
Contributions FOR the Treasury Of the How
ard Associaon which is actively engaged n the relief
of distress caused bv yellow fcvcr tie Gulf coast
fora Tilcston Co. No y Broaduay: g. T. Lcycrick No
is Wast; A. D. Grief. No % fronls; Charles horFan
No Bowling green; William T. Converse No. ~ f'no
st; T. G. Bcredict, No. % Newest
The TRIBUNE has received 50 from Mr. d.
Piled 10 he relief OF the yellow fever suGsrcfs or the
Gulf coast.
Nessrs. II. b. Cromwell & Co. have received
and transmitted TO the ewOrleans Howard Association
The sum Of 5000 has been subscribed by
feTers in Sew Orleans.
TREATMENT OF YELLOW FEyFE.
To ne Editor Of T2A Trb1N
SIR: | send YOU a recipe copied from late
magazine which given by Capt. Jonas J. Lew oi tho
Uulted States Navy as a for yellow fever The cap
tain said that he had hundreds o under his treat
incnt and never knew Of case terminating fatally aer
Observing tie following directions W. - t,o'e ~ d
VINE glass Cf water iahlcrfut iui uI ht pour te
same m % uubcr. aud add the juice Of cmOD ANA two
wine glasses oi CASTOR OF, tuc "545 10 ,n t'" - 49,
for ai adult: then not mustard ioo ail Nh htud-
fuli Of salt IN the water the p"tni To ne Nslpeu ~
irlnoyal e. bed ihe feet % Do WRAPPED 10 the baa-
hots then apply mustard taeTs 10 tIe ABDOMEN, NSa
apply mustard plaster 30 tie head. Afi'r tire fever Is
bokcn tac tuius of qunlnc, and 80 crops "i c.Alr
~ yiirpi; put u one quart O." ""rr eof "e "4Hc L,s
three liuc- dag; baiy water, lrinoh""e ai l,t N'cI
hi moderation. AZ OlD SCBSC 2IbAk.
TIE CHOLERA ~ SICILY.
WAsUINGTON Sent. 2G.--OW Consul at Pal
crruo under dac Of the c.h Of september writes: " |
have stl 90 report the continuance ot the cholera though
in rlldcr form since NY last dispatch The number of
case, have gradually diminished from 100 10 20 per day,
and the deaths 10 -. The r'riIly has boon enormous,
compared with tine number attacked bat 1t IS I'M 0asiDe
al present, 10 get at the exact nuHbe'.'
THE SICKNESS Al NEW ORLEANS.
NEw-OELEANe La, Sept 2G.-Ihe number
of iuerncts from yellow fever for the "a hours ending
Al o'clock this morning, Was t7 go pryates ana seven
officers are now under treatment for yellow irVtr nv
Jackson Barracks IA the Is Regiment United STATES Ia
E,rIry There nave bceu at the Pauacss aud at tie
Military Iiusua upward of lCO deaths from the FEVER
THE lIEAITH OF MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 2G.--Ihe Ciiy iS uh-
usually healthy CaS6 Of yellow fever has bech re-
| ported nor il IL expected.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
GEORGIA.
HOW THE ENEMY MANUFACTURE NEGRO CANDI-
DATES FOR CONGREss.

HOW THE ENEMY MANUFACrURR NEGRO cANDI-
DATES FOR CONGRESS.
To Re EdHrroJ Tle 1fi5laG
SIR: Several persons having written 70 me for
information concerning one Ellick Mahah (coorcu
whose name has recently gone before the public
fthrongh letter in The Eer York Hrai as candidate
for Congress from the Iyh Congressional District of ms
State beg leave, through yonr columns to say that
c@nversc with him. but found him to be so exceedingly
cco,ld have bcru entertained by his Wild farrago.
without usiug words. however WIN mercy s"y
Le h. not Oulv Of the lowest type of the negro race h -
acuav esifute Of common sense and coud rot pcssby
wr,te the letters bearing hs Ee Is Only topi III
tLc hands az pore, opposed 10 rccOEstTdct0n, ana
, ettenai,t of our national troubles The mere men.
lion of Congress should have been succht evidence OF
bis Igrorance, FOR al sensible efsoAs to" W. ,,
f Fc cIorcd men are not pared tc tax OI SehdhY
Inv one 10 Congress yet, will We hc for soine ne'
ulio utt,' ' ~. yo,frs ii. VI. TURNER.
5fgcou. a., sept 10, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

hthf near llrs ave, 70 rliy the nomination cf John
heegau s Their candidate for Assembly. The attendance
Vas atcC al iat 10 Some 10 or ~ people, bat about
O'CLOCK the hccgan Guard arrived preceded by nes and
tis' ana took possession Of The of the room.
uifupune Nathan NcsDt IN the MIDST OF a yOflniHOus
uIodc upon the Republicans. Tie finally concluded his
address by enhncatng the magnauaous efforts OF john
Eoecan for The support ~ the Democracy. To mado
room for Mr. Golden. who had not much 70 say Judge
connolly and another gentleman then spoke bliciy. tho
Jude rcmarkng that 10 pleasant 20 see many fam
lar faces, 10 which one of mis- auditors the right
eponGcd, "Ns yOu ovid bdcksuJ!d, the Last time you
flw NE you fined me tin dollar" Judge NcCuuu then
made lew remarks. and was followed by John kcegan
THE ANTI-EXCISE GERMANS.
That part of the Democratic party which
styles itSelr the German ttiEEcr Central Committee,
,s nuey organSas Ward Republican" ubs throuS uShout
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
POLITICAL
KANSAS.
ACTION OF THE GERMANS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ga special dispatch to
The Republican from Wyaudotc, Kansas, says: "The
German Convention. which was held at Topeka
Monday last, adopted resolutions against SUNDAY
and temperance laws aud declared That hey would not
support any man for state, Legislative. or municipal
office who would give his written pledge 10 OppOse
such laws All Unsuccessful effort was made to commit
the Germans To negro suffrage. Tic female suffrage
question was not touched"
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Sept. 26.--A mass State
Temperance Convention held here last night and
was dCdleSSed by Senator PGmcrOy eN-(Oy Robinson,
Elizabeth Cady stanton, and Susan B. Anthony. ResO-
!utlOs were passed committing the Temperance people
20 clnae SnNla and 10 pre- cent the repeal of the TEN
nerane law of last Winter to the ahrOgaton Of which
tho Germans pledged themselves in their Convention on
= no 2gl. "
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

SCHROEDER -DRGGsOn Tedus-ay sps - in Gle Fott' ss
rel Church. Mon,an By tle Rev Arhar Potts 'nae' r. sn's~
der ofAewYorA 10 Mss Louise s. Drigss o a"EfSaIi~
TINKEY- WILLIAMSON wednesday. sept H. at as reano'
the brides parens by the Rev. Dr. Rockwell M Joan ins
GreeBpont Ms Matte L., dausas VI IloH~ " wanna.
OF fBrookyn
VAN BsEIRKDrMOTT- w.snsssy SEPT 2 by tbs Rev On
Gordon a. Par Church EngeWood. y j. Andres IN bas
kk Mary daughter II jacob DeNo al OF the o'nef pas
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
W-.JERSEY.
WHAT AN ORGAN COSTS.

WHAT AN ORGAN COSTS
THE Susser Rcgistcr says that the Newton
Doocriic Clique recently paid about $1,000 more Tor me
,.,r y,yscJ UeyaM establishment than u was woth ia
49, 49, ~ = t1t concern into their own hands aiu tH'
Vent Co, H. r. Hamilton and WIN. II. Bel from having
ANYTHING TO do with u.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
TIE WEATHER.

18th from ii I" Z n Na little eouly Ibe polar
Atmosphere unst@aLT TnO meteo we're
cn.n,,d 10th lie Thermometer lowest eal 49, Mornug
gustr oT tue (he polar gifts faded away about
m This the thd class The last 1rf class
visible 2 1853 t usel % convey Telegraph;
mrsrrs The great Douati lB) 2hn, afternoon
le rnniy Evening ~ O'clock clear. Aurora "a Ia 81 Snos
C0nntg GaAA ah0n th .a " Septl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
NAVY GAZETTE.

I,, Comm ,pter Jo-epb n Neil Franklin hsve
the oricred tie Naval AcahcJ
Academy aHi placed waiting ou the lsl Of Oe"lei -
order. Mate K W. Collins bes been
Lieut. Comm andes Charles L. lhonorlbiy discharged
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
TIE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has
received through e local officer ~ 81 Peter two lists Of lands selected
jnBesota VALLEY Railroad Company as running !"
tie Mnncsoa act Of Congress approved Aay u 1908 :"
road Tbs aggregate selections embrace
afrsa
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
ARMY GAZETTE.

Breye Big Gen. r. J. johnson. three months sick leaye
Major C,rar ordei Mai Wager SwAfne
rlrs Ret ring Hoard Colonel 4jh Infantry, has beeu
Porter gnsd duty according to bsevet
alger.aassvr kAs been grauteI rank.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
NEW-YORK.
DELEGATES TO THE DEM0CRATIC CONVENTION.

BARRYTOWN, y. Y, Sept. 2G.-At the lid
Assembly District democratic Convention OF the County
0f Dutchcss held at hyde Park today Homer A. Nelson