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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO Dec 27he marte. to-day vas'ieyo Of lnTao5 and
@ az 5nas H. sossS apotatoss are The nearest approach 70
values Flour so25d$ll for Spring sl2e s2 q foI Amber Ss
and spring Corr IS for Ne. and Old e.Tos Bye 90 for
al Tor Light Lard l3l Dressed Hogs sGsc Barley 81 Goa
SsT oSIrIM Dec 27-co.ton h hG, Mddngs lgalas sale,
to-day 900 bales, receipts gos sses tIpo's 81 bales Sass
The week coastss 80 Oi bales foreign 1850 be stock on hand
MOBILE Dec 27COtton closed arm factors generally claiming fun
rates sales to-day 4JO bales Mdiug at - receipts to-day
ports bales coasiWse 1850 bales foreign 1867 bales stock
WnSSGrox c. Dec 2z-spds Of Turpenine firm &c RO
Elm advanced to - 50 Tor No Cotton steady hddng gelS!c
grades have declined 4dle sales 400 bales Mddiag la
GtGrsfi da Dec a7coon quiet and prices easi sales
800 bales receipts $50 DO New York Mddhng l3ie
Advancing sales 1000 bales; Mdng italic receipts 96 bale.
changed Flour yerT du aud depressed; Double RIa delivered 2
other grades unchanged Corn dull At 10 oAs dull
retailing l0l r shoulders, and Isle for Clear Sides
quoted l3 for Prime Keg and Ac for TeTce Sterling Er
change nominal Ns"Iok sight Exchange per cent d'
CHICAGO Dec Four more active and 6rm.r Spring Extras IS
Sss w9s.. hr9 hut quiet At = ia n 80 for No 19a a o.
oa,, quiet and dull s4 aS'ie RYE quiet and steady a. 81 sSae
So Barley inactive and nominal Poyo1drmi Mes, P9rs 9Gn
ise Green Meat. quiet, Hams rom the bocs csc shoulders
s7 so Lave Hog, qus CoS1oa M.dSm declined oa2O sales
S. ds7 Besicse dull 4 t4S*4 S for fair 1 TO w Tn 4 5
bush Corr 5000 shpmsnts5oOO be' Flour Luz
MssrSs TsnS Dee aCo,,on dull Upland. 2 receipt. Of Che
week 81 bales exports lllt9 bales Pok s2l Sol Clear
sides l4c. Lard firm at lSe Bun ehoaisi sio ''A
I1eyr,ty Dec n Tobacco steady Lug 70 Medium Leaf 30
spnsr6p, Tlonr Al Isl Choice S2 Wheat 81 9d - ~ ooIe
INA In nil q0 an the Bar Oats 63d6oc htss FORK SF
lad Iise Cation i2ldl1c BGcoRShonder lO.ci Csr nH
Isle Fansy Hams lac, all packed Hogs oe' E'o'" "'A' "
bond, 26030c " -, ...A..o.s vsrv bttis doing
Nddrg l2lc Flour steady, tnn and unchanged
Tht ssr prime Choice Winter 81 So - 3d. Corn very heavy
" s7f oats sarensi sales At 67@7Oe Barley steady ana arm
- s3d4305 Rye-Buye waiting lower prices quoted al %
~ 81 - Mea Pork lower $2l round )ts offered A. 10 90
in easier; shoulders lO Clear sides 9c sagarei Hm is9
iTe Dr, Sailed shoulders 7ic Rib Sides Sc Lsi tel 'u' = &c
y live Hog-Nohng doing and nominal Al y dbl. WHISKY
@ ~ ~ 90 Recepts-l 100 bbls Flour coo BUSH wheat EVo0
basb Com 200 buaL. Oats, loco Hogs IL, -,
CpcSsArI iFlour unchanged ara " hmited aemssi
scarce 50 asked and - % offered f no k
W. AMI A. gg8gte oats dun Al 6aG6sc Rye 81 8eSl CO.
Ror.y rm al al Goa Fa Cotton dr a. lSc for Sd
WLls.v IA moderate demand zee Dressed Hogs tuli there
IA no demand ovag weather. The best we're offered a. -
az - ~ the Gr.t weather; rccpt 32Oheai toa PACKING 70
5,te 20 head The last s @ head hesi
Po hsii a. s2i Gold 1881 bnying l3i selling h'hangs oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
zErA PSI FRArERNIrY-GRAND CHAPTER.

This well-knOwn and time-hOnOred college
fraternity assembled at DemonicO's yesterday morning
TO hold It's Twenty first Annual Convention Numerous
delegates aud graduate members from the various col
leges OF the country present, among whom were
many whose names are known and hOnOred IN our own
and neghboring cities Tho f0lCwingnamed were the
principal officers: DR. J. l. Lambert, HOosac Falls n "
G. II. Tlinghaste, NewIOrk city; Dr. +. Leroy sater
lee Eew-YOrk City; j. w. Hoffman, Philadelphia aud
Il. l.. White, HewYOrk City After an interesting and
prOtracted session, during which much important bust
WAS transacted the Convention adjourned TO meet
around the social board In the evening Here Indeed
was found feast OF reason and How OF soul me
OF the occasion was the Rev William H. Cooke OF
Eew-Y0rk who was followed by Mr. Samuel b. sumner
OF Bridgeport Conn. who read poem which was full OF
pleasant hits and college Jokes OF the supper itself II -
needless to speak The festivities were prolonged until
late hour when the Convention adjourned according 10
the most ancient order OF the fraternity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
AUCTION sALEoF AMERICAN PICTURES.

Leavitt, Strebeigh & Co.'s sale Of original pic
lures by American artists last evening" largely at
tended, but II would chiefly by those who come to
rather than % purchase. The bidding was gener
ally very slow, and many OF the pictures, including
some by WellknOwn and generally appreciated
artists we're LAID by without a pa; Among then'
View IN tho Yosemite valley" by Bersadt, held at
81 800 received bid az all For the Golden Cate san
Francisco by the artist the auctiOneer declined to
receive smaller bid than $1,000, and no one present
seemed to give that sum- THE burning ola mailer
by tho Rebel ShenandOah about % by 40 inches painted
by Bersadt the order OF the Metropolitan Insurance
Company and valued at "a OOO also found no purchaser
The pictures generally practice pieces OF their
respective artists. with few good ones thrown in The
best price obtained and for decidedly the best picture
sold was for Elaine" by Leutze, from Tennyson's
poem jOut % by 40 inches, which brought $3.50 This u-
cludel he price Of the heavy gilt Frame said by the
tioneeI 20 have cost S2J. landscape by Berstadt,
about by q inches. brought $50 "Sunset by Heade,
OF nearly similar size sold for $3.50 Lake Placid Adj
r0ndacks" by H. Fueschel, brought S85, and Coming
Storm" by VIM Hart, $40. "Mendcant Friar by c.
O. Thompson, sold for $3.50; SLEEPY Hollow, by George
Inness tiOO Tho Forentine by Thompson, $780, land,
scape By Otto SOmmers $50; and "NieW Of Venice
b. Leu;ze about q by 90 inches, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
THE ST. THOMAS HURRICANE.


IL is considered important to the interests Of
Commerce % well OF Science, TO make a thorough in
vestgaon Of the phenomena OF the remarkable huri-
cane which passed St. Thomas the gath OF October
last The Smithsonian Institute is engaged in attempt
TO collect the information necessary for such iuyest
CATION and it highly important to have the benefit Of
the log.book Of every vessel which at that time
within thousand miles OF the track Of this hurricane
Captains OF vessels from the neghbOrhoOd Of the West
Indies who disposed 20 promote this object,
quested to leave their OgbOoks compromising the above
period at the Sandy Hook Pilot Office No. 40 Burllng
Slip The log-books Will be carefully preserved aud
returned to their owners.
In behalf OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Mere York Dec. n. ELIAS LOOMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
Il[En

BAY-At Metuhen j. THURSDAY Der o. MIA Hans1 B'f rel
OF Tho. Bay Of Hudson, T.. sged u Jears.
Funeral at Hudson Tuesday, Dec 81
BATHGATB-At West Farms Friday Dec ~ Sarah sfSw d VIII
liam Bahgate, 10 the 60th year Of herage
invited attend the funeral ron b M
oence at West Farms on Sunday, Dec ~ Without sf ao' ~ -
O'Clock N.
BACHA-on Friday Dec r. after short illness Mary Elizabeth ia
daughter Richard A. aud Mary f. Ba aged 10 yeas ana
The iness will take place from residence Of her parer BIB
Soab Secopst Williamsburg on Monday 90 O'Clock
notice.
CHLD-In this City on Thuiay &C. Mary Ann Child, wife Of
TIE funeral vii take place At residence her sonna Cbss
Kuyler, S.Ttieths st., between Second and lhrda TeS
Providence and Warren, &. l.. papers please copy.
Dr. BRvos-On Friday r. Mrs Maria G. De Bevos WIDOW q
the late Chss De Beyois IN the 18th yesr OF her age
The friends Of the family and those Of bee 'ous Cornelius
aud John e. De bevo are respectfully invited % atyu %
late residence, Fresh Pond Nesto'n, Long Island oa hoa-
day Dec. 90 ct / O'clock p
LIZ LAMATER-On Friday Dec o. Of dropsy Marie infant daughter
Of Leande 81 sad May De Lamate and granddaughter 81
John Stephenson ESQ, sged IL months and Il day- -.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend
tbe funeral from No. Thehst Saturday, Dee -, al
O'Clock p H..
DESvER-ou wednesday q, william H. Of john and Mar
Tie rat1ss and friends Of the family arc respectfully invited attend
sunday Dee % at O'clock from the dro'est
Baptist Church. jersey City n. j.
Philadelphia papers please copy
MILLBRon Friday morning Dee 2 1867 after oiraosed i'e
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend The tuners.
from bis late residence No 3l3 Second ave. Oh sunday Dec ~
o'clock p
STEwART-n Brooklyn Friday Dec n James stewart D.
The funeral viii take place on Sunday O'Clock ho@
his late resdeuee, No. 20t Grandaye. near De kAib.
sTRASGAt Central City Colorado Monday Nov T. h" Henn-
The funeral m take place Sunday Dec % At 2i O'Clock os
tho residence Of William l. Crawford no 90 Aaess 9e'Ne01
STEWARD-On Thursday morning. 26 at his late residence No ~
Ratgers Rev ira Steward the I'D year Of bis age
t aaers al The Mariner, temple of Oliver and Hsa'sS
Suudtt. Dee %, p O'Clock p N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

JUDGE CHASE TIE CANDIDATE OF THE sou Tile
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 21.-A gentleman nom
South Carolina oniuns that Chase is the choice OF ue
Radicals white and black I'm that state and nfes rom
what he learned OF persons from different sections OF me
south that he is also tile choice Of the Republican parry
So North Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia.
HE SOLDIERS NATIONAL CONYENToN-fho-
GREss OF TIE MOVEMENT.
WASHINGTON. Dee 27.-Ihe committee aI-
Yontcd 40 the meeting Of the representatives OF VIC
ter, Leagues throughout the country, heu HC ic as
week. AGO 20 communicate with various mlhtIy ~ aI
&, tho proprety of holding National COnNeloui
diers and Sailors next May, 10 nominate III enDrov
ticket report that responses have Dee1 Military Off
ing the plan from q number Of prominent III ~ states
Gers Including two three who are b Of Ianu-
Au.bcr conference be held here on te "a tho time
ry next when an address is to De prepared a1 15n ME
md Mace forhOldug the convention or If Holding
lseFer, Of this movements advocate nf i to be oper
the convention at Chicago week pIC,ion and them 10
ing of the Republican National i,ffCr vii he
proc.pd TO nominate such uck9s e. a. eCidiors and
h,,ri.d IN accent or take issue WIN w 80 ~
ihe country The secret OF tne ~ tte lsi,s nj some
ConvantiDn will be held 20 luI.l. ~, e b 10, Main
for The Vice-Prcsdency' VINO 5ues; ~ m ~
- , rC,,inofon Of the soldiers, TO ma pte on me
- ," tickct None Of those connected WIN tho
~ seem TO doubt but that the convention VIII ue
49,. ,,r General Grant for the Presidency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
NEw-YORk DAny raLngNn sArIaDAY: 1EcGMnEn .. I.s,

bug cis'I. vli.h produces tax Of 10000 year.
while With tle former Eccucs DO only produced $1,000
Yesterday approached crowd collected IN Lus5t., 70
hrar he singing vi three young italian musicians; was
ON bQIs sJHy Of which one ends in Viva Carl
Daldi ia Santa l4beltl' The song being end,
Sergeant OF Police went mp TO tho young men, asking
them where they lived, wrote down the directions they
we him. and told them that 81 le heard them sing that
song again. nc would make them pay fine. aud put them
~ jail beside THIS spanish policeman quite offended
by the NVas In betad sung by the musicians FOR IN
the crowd were a lot " negroes.
The customs OF tho isaLd during the month Of october
last, produced s05602 escudOs st02 SOD Ia the
mouth OF last year 1866 they produced sj2O0j De It
sIl1.lll less thIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Recently the safe of the Ohio and AIissis-
s!pp Railroad Company, ia their Office at No 229 Broad
way. was robbed Of about 100 IN currency aud gold
coin On tho night of the robbery clerk IN the Office
named Leroy Livingston, stated that the key OF the
safe had been stolen from him by pickpOcket, who had
cut tho pocket Of his panta0ons Detective Officers
Bennett aud libby took the matter in hand and, exam
lining the ront the pocket OF Livingston, became coli
WINGED that had not been cut by pickpOcket They
accordingly arrested Livingston on suspicion OF having
stolen the money and he at length confessed that he had
opened the safe taken the amount named and then in
vented the story OF his pocket having been picked TO d.
vert suspicion But Sl36 OF the stolen money has thus
FAR been recovered. The prisoner is still detained at
Police HeadQ uarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Horace Greeley lectures at the Church OF the
Puritans, on Temperance" tomorrow night
James Dougherty was. yesterday, run over
and had his collar bone broken, ~ runaway hulae
which he trying 10 stop, in Seventh ave- lie was
taken 20 Mount Sinai Hospital
Haggertys distilely in East Twenty Fourth
St which was released by the metropolitan 5oatu %, I
actin. uudgt orders VI tho Busld,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
49, corRT-MARTIAL OF oEN. CusTER.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, Dec. 27.-The Daily Register
tomorrow viii contain long letter, dated at Fort Leav-
enworh from Cen Custer to Col Neteton OF Sandusky
making strong defense against the charges which no
was courtmartiaed and sentenced TO suspension from
command He meets the charges Of cruelty TO his men
Inv saving that while the expedition, surrounded by
savageg his men began to desert This threatened 10
leave him with large amount OF supplies at the mercy
~ the savaees scheme for desertiOn formed by
a large portion OF the remaining men,. Eleven who e.
caped were seen, and Gen Custer ordered squad OF
men m Dursue and bring them back part Of tho de
serters who were mounted, He'd and have never been
seen since The dsmounted ones raised their earones to
70 ON the pursuers when they were fired on IN return
slightly woundng three. They were taken with the
command army wagons, ambuances being unservieea
HE Cen Custer complains bitterly OF the composition
Of the cOnrt that tried him. four members being his infe
riors IN rank One member Commissary officer, had
he censured by Gen Custer for corruption, IN issuing
rotten meat &C. 10 the soldiers. The General says he
was never absent without leave and should again act IN
similar manner with desertois under The eHcum
stances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
e. pr,o,-, Tataos,yr p.crn.,, 27-sAM


Mr. wife Of NJ Pease founder Of the Five Points Mission
writes: Sewing Machines
AMI have greatly pleased with lis operation Much o. this time
vas used IN making clothing family Of twenty 70 thirty boys The
ir With he taken out regard one Of s best
features There beautiful simplicity in the working Of this machine
which comueds who dstrus, their ability
machine Au aged mother and little girl family have both used
Wilcox Gibbs with and satisfaction one Of my
Crsuisrh0 d1hb> thread machines OCdBsren
Enthusiastically bring quantity V0ri Wheu she tts peb
aus ny machine READY UsK-Mrs l. W.
psrss H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

convenience f--r tbc want o. proper lall ~ thof
,re mat tbe new arrangement was hailed WIN gtl
satisfaction especially in view OF is prODahe acoy
drrirg ttp canning Presidential election. AInU, tue
members Dresout last night were Moses H. doIn
m Sirrv GOD VIM. II. Lee, r. H. MeO9Fdy1 JaChh1h -
Patton II q Churchill John G. Hamilton, james htil&'
and Isaac H. Bailey. During the evening Gen. Dahlel l.
Stokes was received with all the hOnOIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Esr.I,EE HoarTsr E', g'.4 Hour Tier Bar Bar, s'"&
Dec II 50 31o3 SW ~ 29ss
- a.. "a .s9 ass
RguRKsNoaF-Yery hszT overcast spfinkes from
ls to 80 overcast ACCOMPLISHMENTS; very cloudy;
Drnkle. no overcast Byeni1gOvsrcss di rain from -
20 ihT rain. Jog position Of the fred Ihe very
brilliant Southeast 10 vertical altitude OF
diameter Of the Sirius ia the constellation
Of CAMS Major the brightest an the Fixed certainly
ont Of miles from the earth aud probably ten aud ahal mil
NOnsln lmeier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
THE VEST INDIES.
ST. DOMINGO.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION
HAvANA, Dec. 27.-The lmperialists here are
erultaHt over the news from ST. Domingo Many engage
ments have taken place. IN which victories are claimed
by tho Government, but the Baez party - nevertheless
raining adherence and strength. The only portion O the
Island proclaimed for Baez Is the North. where
his principal strength Baez himself remains At tura-
Goa The Dominican Commissioner fuiol, SAILS tolnor-
row iOt NeW-1 ON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Good wing-lIachsne lgsYs the labor aud promote,
the health and happiness those h0ue' For family use Oro7er
Bakers best therefore F Holiday Pre'eos the ~o'' dear
able ssissroom No 495 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
IN PEARL-Sr.
MANrFAcTrRERs coNvENTION IN CmCAGO.

CmcAGO, Dec. 27-The meeting OF the
Chicago manufacturers at Faneun Hall this evening, TO
ratfv the proceed OF the recent National Convention
at Cleveland, the largest gathering Of nannaet rers
ever assembled I'm the North West. James H. h0Wen
presided and speeches made by several prominent
gentlemen. Resolutions unanimously adopted, M
do.ng the action Of the Convention at Cleveland; at0
the following;
R,osf That urge upon representatives, in Congress e
nees. of ttug lch art01 viii afford s necessary relief 90 tie
manufacturing county which bueuus ana de-
rrs.,si ~ ca 0essye and uueqdal taIat0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Car No. ia Of the GTand-st. CrOss-town line
was last evening into by freght-car Of the New
Haven ue at Centre and Grandsts and the SIDE OF I'll
CrOss-tONu car stove in. One OF the Passengers
lad named Ascher Levy, was slightly hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
THE SOUTHERN coyYEyuoNS.
LOTISIANA.

THE DRAFT or THE CONSTITUTION
NEw-ORLEANs. Dec 21.-The Convention adj
ourned at o'clock and reassembled at D. and is still 70
o'clock in session The report OF the Committee Tor
draft OF the Constitution Is st up FOR consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
CUBA

President JOIINsON's MISCONCEPTIONS MADE
FOR The INDEPENDENCE OF THE ISLAND or
CUBA-ADYANCED IDEAS ON FREEDOM OF
sLAyEs-ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED
STATES NOT FAR OFF-CIANGE OF TRAVEL
ING LICENsEs-PROHIBlTION or ITALIAN
STREET MUSICIANS TO SING song ENDING
IN "yIvA la LIBERIA '-DECBEAsE or Gus
TOM-HOUSE DUTIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
FIRES.
GREAT FIRE IN CINCINNATI


CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-The distillery of Boyle,
Miller & Coz on Second Sycamore-st., entirely
destroyed by fire this evening The building contained
large lot OF whisky. The engines had effect the
flames which ceased only when the entire structure fell 70
the ground and nothing cOmbusble was left The loss
on building still, machinery, and stOckis $4,000
on which there an insurance OF f25500O IN New
York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New-Oreans aud
the Liverpool and london Companies. The fro
extended TO Nos 43 and IS broadway, owned by
John swauzee Coz and occupied by the Ohio Machine
Works The loss machinery and buildings Is $1,000
The walls Of Kuhn Co.'s, tobacco works were brOk6n
I'm and the stock damaged TO the amount OF $4,000
Delmoncos Exchange and j. +. AheTngs clothing store
were damaged the amount OF 5000 each. T. Chambers
Assistant Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department was
badly Injured Ia the head by falling wall. Boyle Miller
* Co tho largest producers Of Bourbon whisky IN
the country.
IN PEARL-ST.
Alexander COckcrOft's stOve-blaCking manu-
factory nj no. $50 Pearst, damaged by fro last
evening 20 the extent Of 500. Insured
FURNITURE MANUFACrORN ~ BO5TON
BOsrON, Dee. 27.-The large furniture manu-
factory OF A. G.. De Lap0re Co. in South Boston was
destroyed by fire last night The loss j. about s5Oo in
surcd for $500.
sHEET-IRON MILL ~ NORTHEAST, MARYLAND.
Northeast, Md, Dee. 21-One Of the Nc
CullOuCh Iron Cumuany's sheetirOu rolling mills called
"staney Chase" destroyed by fire this evening AS
the Company has four other mills Boo operation, the IRE
will interfere but little with their business The loss was
not a6certaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
Rupture Curatiyes.

Dr. snrRx,y, Rupture Curave' arc guarantee Of radical cue Of
H o.cs No g7 Broadway Illustrated Circular o, Photographic
,n.,, Of Rapture, before aud aaer furnished receipt oiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
NAVY GAZETTE.
TIE WEATHER.

TIE fIosiag have honor. Master J. H. Thompson aui Act
i5y Is.lirgi $40 service: Acting us Bl'su T. W Anbal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

People th make Ses call, and sooi Co1es
ar sLo wish please their callers chs respect should
u,s b. T. Bibbrs Lion Coffee warranted perfectly pune Que can
ia s,s1 % cosyaia5, 81 s-sslhacN
N.0s @.061.@ 81, 90 2 aal7i Washington o.. Ess.Yo,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
yoIHyluoY or GEN. GRANE

Under the resolutions adopted at the Grant
Meeting at the Cooper Institute on the lth inst the fol
lowing committee Of twenty-five appointed to carry
out the objects OF that asscmhage and take measures
calculated to secure the election OF Gen Grant for Pfes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
SIMEON HOADIEY.

Capt Simeon Hoadley died in Newllaven on
Christmas Day IN the sSth year OF his age lie belonged
90 oldme school OF west India traders who gave TO
the port of Haven SO envabe character for
prise and energy and OF the most venerable OF
eWHaven citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
NEW-ENGLANU.

HOMICIDE IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 27.-kzra [. w hite,
OF Nilliamshurgh in quarrel this morning, shot fs;
Maria l.. French through the head. INJECTING tttal
wound. He is now IL jail IN default OF $4,000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
MOVEMENTS oF JEFF. DAVIS

HAVANA, Dec. s1.-Jcfierson Davis leaves to-
mnI-lN l.r View OLeAna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
OBITUART
ALExANpER L. ~ nuREN.

N+HtNhFbLh To- -A' RhsNtf'''
Among the deaths for which the late railroad
accident nj Angola responsible is that Of Alexander L.
Van Buren, Of Albany formerly of Brooklyn and Alder
man OF the Tenth Ward He was the firm Outsp0ken
friend OF Christianity liberty and temperance, ana none
Will more deeply lament his loss than the many thou
sand Sunday-schOOl children Who from Maine 10 Mime
sota have from time TO time been under his charge Inc
devotion his time and talents 10 the Home Missionary
work was his highest ambition His household was re-
markabe for the prevalence Of the Christian spirit there
ana his friends have doubt that his naturally nOole
spilt was made perfect through suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
ruE wRrcKEn SIZE MERRIMAC Al - VIZ.

KEY WEsT, Dec. 27.-Sayage on the sup
Merrimac and her cargo has been declared 40 0'oV
Hef expenses for repairs will beabouts5"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
John Saxtop. the veteran of the Ohio press.

retires from active management of The Ohio RcDOs0ry
which he established than 80 years ago. lie sim
retains editorial control, and says: snail stu nope
TO labor in the great to which the Republican
Union party committed well IN favor Of temper
ance aud an moral and religious advancement. when
our country shall have been reconstructed upon the
during principles Of freedom and equaty-when our
own beloved State shall stand redeemed from the thTa
dom OF prejudice which denies justice TO class
czens-and when the traitor Johnson shall have
been SUPERSEDED by honest ana patriotic statesman,
shall feel willing rest from the labors which now pres
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