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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10
CLOSE or NAVIGITION.

PASSENGERS CROSSING THE RIVER on FOOT AT
COXSACKIE AND CATsRUL-DODD's STEAM
ICE-BOAT-THE COMING sILyER-PLATE RACE
OF THE PoUGHKEEPSIE ICE-EOAr AsSOCA-
TION-SKATISG FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES
AT POUGHKEEPSIE.
FIsHKILL, Dee 9-The weather here to-day
is very cold and ice forms rapidly Reports from above
say that navigation TO Albany IA closed About all OF
the steamboats, above POugkeepse have ceased runn
The e. Vanderbilt which aground near Castleton on
Saturday night got OH late on sunday, and with difficulty
struggled through heavy masses Of ice her dc k.
in Albany The steamboats, Mctaora and Eagle OF the
Newburgh and Albany line have been laid up for the
season. This morning the river was firmly closed from
the passengers for the Hudson River Railroad crossed
the river foot their respective depOts the ice being
this morning the river filled with large e Of sharp
lee but the ferry boat there experienced little DIM
Guilty in crossing the lee il not yet heavy Tho cold
weather OF to-day viii probably vastly increase the guam
tthsy, " tba '' ponSSkeeIse bargas and ptopcllers
will soon have trouble In getting through.
having been stripped OF her heavy work. machinery &e
with view reInoddelldg her and making her lighter.
enough 10 hold her. and then II the owners aIcipatoDs
be realized you may expect to hear Of tie hYee't run
northward ever recorded She Is expected to make %
The Pouehkeepsie Ice Boat Association overhaung
all their ice-boats and supplying them with rigging,
sails s'' &c wherever essaTy. Two new boats
to be added to the meet an The race td ier
place as soon the ice is IN condition, and
IL is expected to be grand sight Twelve or fourteen
boats al Of them very fast will contend The plate Is
very large oval silver deliberately carved and APP
propriately inscribed The skating season Is to
Be formally opened at Poughkeepne this week
ON Prof r. G.. Eastman's fine skating Park.
The arrangements are LIBERAL and include the lighting OF
the Rink with calcium lights, and the engagement OF
some of the most expert skaters Of both In the
United States TO appear on the opening day. The
money received the gate TO TO the Soldiers Mon
unent Fund and the profits Of the cloakroom and re-
freshent tables to be distributed among the poor
Of the CITY.
As close this letter gentleman who has Just arrived
with the down train says that the zee in the river SIX
miles south OF Albany Is frm He adds that heavy ice
distractions visible at Saugertos aud that the Terry
boat at point has ceased running soop lies frozen
in off saugerties Creek The Hudson and Catskil boats
will strive force their down tonight The ferry
boat at Hudson reported TO have ceased operations
THE COLD IN MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Dec. 9.-The great saw
mills on both sides Of the river here at noon, have
sopped for the Winter The mercury is twenty degrees
above zero and the Mississippi River frozen over The
weather is very fine.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE MAIL CONTRACT.

THE MAIL LONIRAGTs
LONDON Dec 9-NOOn.-The mail service between
the United States and Great Britain will hot be per-
formed exclusively by the Cunard Steamship Com
pany. All the steamers of the North German Lloyd
the Bremen, the Hansa, the Deutschland, the Union.
the New York, and the Hemann-have been accepted
by the British as well as the American Government.
and will carry the British mails every Tuesday from
Southampton. and the American mails every Thurs
day from New-York. The steamers of tho Inman
line will also carry the mails BY the terms Of tho
contract, the steamers of the lastnamed line will
leave Queenstown with the mails OH Thursday Of
every week, and New-York with the United States
mails on Saturdays
A POWERFUL FENIAN SPEECH By JOHN MARTIN
IN DUBLIN.
At large meeting held in Dublin OH Sunday night,
powerful speech was made by John Martin, of Kill
borney, which is generally considered to have con-
tanned sentiments Of reasonable nature. Martin
was formerly prominent member of the Young Ire
land Party was associated with John Mitchell in the
publication of The United Irshndn. and was exiled
for participation in the rebellion in 1S4S. He has
since been an advocate of the repeal of the Union,
and is the Chief of the Irish National League an or
ganzation but indirectly if at all, connected with
the Fenan movement. His arrest is anticipated.
FUNERAL HONORs TO THE EXECUTED FENIANs.
LIMERICK, Dec. 9-The funeral in honor of Allen,
Gould, and Larkin who were executed at Manches-
ter, took place here yesterday. The proceedings
were quite imposing. Over 10000 persons walked in
the procession, which marched through the principal
streets Of the city.
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r1NANC1A1 Ann COvNERCTAI

LONDON Dec. s-Noon.-Consos for money, % 1915;
United states yetwenty bonds 20 1916; Illinois Central
Acknowledgements steady ~ W 1916 for money United
States FveTwenties II Sl6 Illinois Central shares ssi;
Eyenng2Consols closed steady at % 1916 FOR money.
American securities closed at the following rates; United
States FiyeTwentles u Sl6 Illinois Central snsres est
Ni FRisKroHr, Dec s-Noon-Unted States Fvetwen-
IiyERPooI. Dec s-Noon-Cotton is steady. The est.
mated sales today 1900 bales, Middlng upiands
Wheat lS2 for White California and 1917 for No Mil
waukee Red Barley, 81 for American Oats, S , Ior
ter cured extra PRIME Mess Pork TO for Prime Eastern
Mess. Lard 6O for fine American Cheese b2 Tor the
Rosin rs for Wilmington and IL for fine Pale
Tallow, AI for American. Spirits Tupentine, 27l9.
Petroleum Spirits, 81 gallon and Refined, IS. Clover
Seed 1871 for No American Red.
Afternoon-The Cotton market is unchanged, Dut
rather ouiet The Breadstufs market IS better l0r
Wheat, Which has advanced 1916 quarter for No MI
waukee Red. Provisions unchanged. TaiiOw Is So
higher and is nov selling for s sT easier Ge IN fens
the dCO" Ing are M Gs aatn9T T
i iesS sd T@e sales day c q
estimates by 1000 bales, footing up 1900 Daies Ihe
BEe'dstus market has been irregular sireS Tnl re
.ss V"' per quarter for Mixed Western Barley,
5 Oats s Peas Wheat Wb strong ns az prsys tS5
market closes unchanged from the noon quotaons' gu
gar &c for No. 70 Dutch standard kosn S Tor Com
mon Wilmington, and III for fine Pale Tallow, AS fos
lon for Spirits, and Rened cOyerseed, a9 for No
HosDos, Dec. s-Noou--whale on $50 p 2s2 gallons.
Sperm oil, RIi2 p tun. nnseed Cakes, sil Y tnn i1i
p oDSS O S s u Market
exports Of the new crop up to the loth OF NOVEMBER
EVEN EyemnsWhaie Oil, $50 per 2s2 gallons. Sperm Oil
all2 per tun. Lnseed on, 2Ss per tun Lnseed CAKES
AlTwE Err Dee SNEycnng- Petroleum-The market
closed buoyant Standard White was last quoted az 10
francs 50 confines y
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE PHILADELPHIA UNION LEAGUE DIVIDED ON
THE GRANT QUESTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-The annual meeting
Of the Union League held this evening The attend
ance was very large. All of the present officers we're
unanimously elected, with the exception Of Mayor
McMchael for Vice-President, who met with
considerable opposition, and ia probably defeated.
The report OF the Board OF Directors, con
tanning strong indOsemcnt Of General Grant for the
Presidency simply because he had proved hselfto be
great military man, opposed by the Hon. W. Is.
Thomas and Others who thought IL impolitic for the
League Ia ndOrse Grant until he had shown himself 10 be
true Republican, The report finally adopted and
resolution nominating Grant as the candidate OF the
Union League for President carried. The minority
are much dissatisfied with the action Of the League. and
Orecure that 1t Will have the eject Of dividing the
party IN this city.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES
MARYLAND.
GOV. swANN's MILITIA.

GOV, bWANNS MILITIA
BALTIMORE, Dec. 0.-The Court OF inquiry
formed for the purpose Of trying the cases Of certain
members Of the 9th and sth Regiments OF the Maryland
National Guard charged with endeRyorng TO offer an
indy 20 the Governor OF the State the occasion OF
the parade, accordance with law on the 18th OF 0cto-
her last has concluded its abors and the findings have
been made public, follows "FOr gross violation OF
military discipline and unsodlerlke conduct the 9th and
sh Regiments Of the Second Brigade OF the First Division
Of the Maryland National Guardare hereby publicly reprl-
manded. The officers Of Companies d. L. and g, OF the
9Th Regiment of the Maryland National Guard are Hereby
dismissed the service. The enlisted men Of SAID Conpa-
MES hereby dhonorably discharged from the serv-
ice" The Governor. ms COmmanderin-Chief, has ap-
proved the findings of the Court.
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ECUADOR.
RESIGNATION OF THE PREsID

RESITNAIIUN
News of grave character has been received
rom This Republic The accusation Of exMinister Bnsta-
mente before the Senate gave rise 10 great many In
trigues In which the President was said 70 nave nao
hand The day after the condemnation OF the accused
the Ith all the Ministers rendered their resignation,
which was accepted but on the same day. just before
closing it's sessions Congress gave very strong vote Of
censuFe 10 the President accusing him in violent Ian
image of incapabity and corruption. Senior Carton
onpd himself deserted by all bis friends. Unable to
form new Cabinet and to count upon the public force,
he resigned the Presidency. The VcePFesident Senior
J. De Areta took his place, elections writ
ten for the 18th Of December and public excitement
alIayed.
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CANAL AND LAKE NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO, Dec. 9.-There was lee on the Canal
and Creek this morning half an inch thick Tugs were
moving about opening the channels. Several boatlOads
OF grain left for Tonawanda Mills number OF proper
sr arrived within the past twenty hours only
few remaining on the Lake The weather Is very
cold.
SCHENECTADY, Dec. 9Navigation suspended for the
present from Syracuse Troy The bitter colo weather
Of hours has frozen the canal 80 nrm that az
efforts at navigation useless In some places the
broken ice cakes frozen together TO the depth OF the
canal We are informed by Mr. A. Nelson OF Buffalo, who
ia widely known and well posted in regard to canal mat
20 barrels Of apples. and nearly 100000 bushels OF
grain of all kinds besides large quantity OF other pro
duce In large number or forwarders from
press their intention Of remaining for week the
time the closing OF the canals having been extended
hopng for favorable change OF weather. In which event.
renewed efforts VIII be made to get 10 their
cargoes Should the weather moderate the parties inter
esed should be the ground themselves and by mutual
cooperation in the work OF boats good results
PoRT CoLBoRSE Canada, Dec. o.-The propelers
Osyegatche City Of Boston, and Granite State, left this
morning for Detroit The barks Foster, Canada, Laura
r. Colyn and Plymouth worked their way through the
ice to within mile OF Weland where they were lad up
The schooners H. Hosg and Plymouth Rock have gone
into Winter quarters.
turned from the bark Ellsworth, ashore az Athena hay
ING been unable 20 save that vessel. The bark Annie
Vgught and the Alice Richards ashore on Spectacle
Reef and will be totally lost The crews escaped In their
boas and Ii Is believed that they have gone to
ing from Buffalo with three barge that had been out for
nine days The schooner swallow has also arrived They
will ali lay up here The river Is full OF floating Ice and
navigation may be considered closed
steyenson ia TANNED In the ice OF Basque Island and all
atemps 70 board her have proved futile The weather
is intensely cold. The Thermometer Ia down to Is TO 20
degrees below zero
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o,r,v,z1TIoN WIT rrrncTyD.

-''----'' NO ORGANIZATION III EIFECTED =.
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 9:-The Convention met
. IA clnck This morning There i0s whites and "a
oio1ssS members present. Mr. George AshbuIn moved
mat MT Foster Bodgett be elected temporary
Dna Of Atlanta was called to the chair, and MI w
Clifton was chosen Secretary. The convention was 70
eo0peS offered resolution that all asplrants for the
Sseside1cy Shall define their positions on the renef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10
CHILLI.

The Minister of the Interior has issued cir
ouar to the various nendentes of preynces ordering
them to strictly norce the law onthe subject OF the met
rical weights and measures. q.
The Ministry Of War hos lately received over 80 KINDS
Of rifles OF the most modern and nnproyea aescI1pton
in order that selection may be made Of those best suited
to the requirements Of the national army. -
lint furely local interest
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LOUISIANA.
MORE on GEN. MOwER's REMOvALs REyO

MORE OF GEN. MOWERS REMOVALS REVOKED
POPULARITY OF GEN. HANCOCK.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 0.-Gen. Hancock has
revoked much Special Orders No 1872 issued by Gen.
Mower Adam Graffen, State Treasurer. and
HypOhte Perlta State Auditor and appoints T. jenkins
and j. IT, sypher their places aud he has restored the
former iucumhents to the positions.
The General visited the opera Saturday night where
he recognized and greeted with enthusiastic cheers
the band playing Hail Columbia"
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MARINE INTEILIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. s-Noou.-Ine steamship Nebraska,
Capt Guard, OF the Williams " Guion line, from New
York on the Goth Of November, arrived here carly this
morning en- route to Liverpool. -
The steamship City OF NewIork, Capt R0Sskeli, whch
left Liverpool on Saturday for NewYOrk via this port,
has been delayed her departure hence by Injuries re-
ceiyed on the voyage from Liverpool She VAL repair
aud proceed to NeY.YoIk.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
THE CONFERENCE.

RoUHER's SPEECH FATAL TO THE CONFERENCE.
ATLANTIC TO TaE rEIBuNs
LONDON, Dec Cit is thought that the scheme OF
European Conference for the settlement OF the
Roman question will be defeated by the speech OF
Minister Rouhor, which indicates that the French
Government has already prejudged the whole case.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Santiago dc Cuba, from Grey
town. Nic Dec 2 aud the steamship Rising STAR from
Aspnwan Dec. l. arrived here yesterday The following
is the specie list Of the Rising Star:
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ITALY.

THE REPORT OF GARIBALDfs ESCAPE DENIED.
LONDON, Dec. 9-NOon.A dispatch received from
Florence denies the story that Gen Garibaldi had
again escaped from Caprera
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question. After considerable discussion the Convention
adjourned until u O'Clock tomorrow.
Active canyassng is going for President The Radi-
Gals are much divided the uras holding out for Hopkins
and Bodgett and the Others for saold or Parrott The
cOored delegates held this afternoon and settled
on Hopkins as their choice.
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SKATING ACCIDENT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=. ~ ID u 1. BOYS DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-Three youths, VIM.
Pealer William and Robert Arthur while skating on
pond in the upper part of the city yesterday broke
through the ice and were drowned
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COLOMBIA.
A NNIVE RSARY

ANNIVERSARY or THE INDEPENDENCE OF TIE
sTATE--NEws FROM The INTERIoR-sUCCEss
OF THE CONSERVATIVES PARTY-TRlAL OF
THE AssAssINs OF AMERICAN OFFICERS.
Ernn. Ont G.acl.lL u Nm
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LOUISIANA.
GEORGIA.

Npw ORLEANS, Dec 9.-NO business of impOr-
,anca Vas transacted by the Convention to-day.
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Col. w. T. P. Little, one Of the most promi
nent men Of East 6aglnaw, Mich, committed sulcid
Yesterday No cause IL assigned ,.i . 4
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TIE WEST INDIES.
ST. THOMAS AND PORTO RICO.
a THE EARTHQUAKES.

HAVANA, Dec. 9.-The steamer Cuba arrived
here to-day from ST. Thomas. The inhabitants are re-
pairing their houses and endeayorDg TO make them
more habitable
At Porto Rico daily shocks Of earthquake occur and the
people are living in the open fields having abandoned
their houses. - .l -
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THE WILL OF THE LATE CHANCELLOR WAL
~ - ~ WORTH. i ..
Troy Dec. 9.-The will of the late exChan-
e,Ior Wsiworth dsposes Of about $4,000 with claim
the Burden spike suit for some $780, 900 moro. .
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BELGIUM.

TIE sCHELDT CLOSED BY ICE.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 9.-The navigation of the Scheldt
has been entirely closed by ice.
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WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-NEUTRALIT BE-
TWEEN ABYSSINIA AND ENGLAND-THE
WALRUSSIA PURCHASE MONEY-THE WHISKY
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

Nor PRICES CoNPANIoS.-We are in re-
oeipt Of o letter from Mr.. Thomas A. Mitchell, Of
Alexandria, who says: "In your issue Of Friday
morning last, you stated that Price, the man who
Is now In Jail for setting fre to house on Thurs
day night last in this city, called on me, as one
Of his companions, to go and assist him In his In.
oendiary work II Is true that Price did call on
mo to 90 with him, but I refused to 60. Your
paper states that I am one Of his companions
wish you and all other persons to know that
am no companion Of this man Price and you
will greatly oblige me and my family by making
this correction In your paper. I have 4 great
many acquaintances In Washington, and such
report Is calculated to ipjure mo materially"
We trust Mr.. Mitchell Is not the companion Of
such men as Price, aud from what we have since
learned Of him, we believe he is not now and
never was
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-On Sunday
Officers W. II. Evans, King, and GunnslI, of the
Seventh ward, arrested W. II. Greenwell, Thos
Bayland, and John Goldsmith, charged by Thos
P. Cannon, captain of tho schooner Sarah La.
yina, with the larceny Of 500 from him while on
his schooner, he having invited them on board
Cannon, before Justice Tucker, testified that he
made the charge when he was excited; that he
did not believe they stole the money; he did moi
know who did II. The accused, accordingly
were dismissed from custody.
The national Republican., 1867-08-28
Communicated. ]

j. ", hkK ZOt 1907,
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: Sr-ln your local
column Of this mornings ISSUE appears an article
headed "a Treacherous Wis.," which, II per.
mitted to pass unnotced, would be taken for
truth, and blast tho reputation and happiness of
two families Of this locality foiever. The facts
Of the case as given by your inbrmant are fal,e
IN toto The gentleman whom you are pleased
to call Mr., A did not start to &C to q lodge on
the evening which your informant failed to
name-Saturday evening; nor ws ho out Of the
house until after Mr. B had left the window
through which he had been taking to Mr.. As
wife, and which gave rise to tbe many rumors
flying about the Navy Yard, which are, Of course,
given out as truth by those disposed to gossip.
Messrs. "A and B" arc both wellknown, arc firm
friends, and always have been. Both have fam
lilies, between which the greatest intimacy exists,
and they deploro deeply the fa,t that such an
untruthful, ungenerous article Ihould have sp.
poared In the paper. Mr.. A, 437 Z street,
between Sixth and Seventh.
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

CoLoRED LECTURER colored peo-
pie Of this city were addressed last night at
Bethel church by John NJ. Langston, who Is
called "ths eloquent oolored lawyer OF Ohio"
now on duty as general inspector at headquarters
Of Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen, and Aban.
doned Lands, Washington, D. G. The speaker
did not arrive from Washington until 81 o'clock,
the church in the meantime being crowded, as
we'll as the passages and the street In front Of the
church, with colored people. anxious to listen to
his address. A oolored military company, with
musksts, was also in attendance, and assisted to
maintain order. The subject Of his address was
the education Of the oolored people Of the city
and the State, and tho establishment and sup.
port Of schools for cOlored children Baltimore
Sun 27tL
The national Republican., 1867-08-28
Georgetown and Alexandria.

~ TO rHE CITIZENS OF oEonaHTowE. Arrange.
nsnts hsvs been to have thu RrpupLruAr delivered
promptly and regularly every morning 70 subserib.
srs In svsry part Of 0sorgsiovn.
sabseriptions will be received by is =. rHors,
No. lss Bridge street, who 10 our authorised agent
for Georgstovn for s delivery and will collect for
subseriptions and solicit advertisements for the Ma
rIorAL RxruBLioAH from and after AuRustI.
The national Republican., 1867-08-28
Alexandria Affairs.

The Journal Of yesterday says; There will be
match game Of base ball played this evening
on the grounds Of the Alexandria Base Ball As.
ISOLATION, between the Nameless club Of George
town, and Monticello Of this city. The Monti.
cello will also play the Eagle club Of Washing.
ton on Friday, the goth instant. Fine sport Il
expected this evening, Rs the clubs are equally
matched in point of skill and experience.
We understand that two amazons from this
city INDUCED in prize fight on tho Maryland
shore, near tho ferry house, on Sunday, hayipG
seconds, bottle. holders and all tho usual para
Phsrnalia of the ring, Their names are omitted
for no other reason than that We could not Learn
which threw up tho sponge.
THE famous National Base Ball club wsr
Mutuals. Of New York, the score Standing Al IN,
conclusion Of the game, Mutuals, SO; Nationals
l5' behold the sceptre has departed from
Judah" More still, Mr., JonrnaL-4O to 10
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

GAMBLINd.-Under the head of disor-
derby conduct, the names Of George II. Pierce,
John r. Jones, and James Greenleaf will be
found as being fined for such. 1t appears the
party were gambling In room over Murphy's
restaurant corner Of Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and quarrelled over the
game, Sergeant Walker and Officer Kavanagh,
Fifth precinct, hearing the disturbance went up
to the room, and there was an immediate skedad.
ding Of all hands. Tho above mentioned gen.
tlsmen were, however, arrested and fined, the
two hrst in $40 each and the latter in $40 The
cards, table, and other implements Of sportb
were taken by the officers to headquarters, where
they will bo DESTROYED
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

RAILROAD AcoIDEST.-Yesterday seri
Gus accident occurred to q brakeman named
Charles Duvall, on the passenger train which left
Baltimore for this city at 7.05 q. m. As ths
train was approaching q station about fifteen
miles from Washington, he jumped from a car
platform, and fell between two Of the cars. His
right log was horribly mashed and broken, while
he received other severe injuries. lie was re.
moved to house near by, and medical aid pro.
cured. He Is about twenty-five years Of ago and
unmarried. His condition was considered pro.
carious.
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

JOHN SAVAGE, ESQ.,, well known here
aud Union, journal published in this city, has
been chosen by tho Fenian Convention, which
has just closed Its session in New York, as chief
organizer of the Brotherhood. Tho prevailing
opinion now seems to be that tho Brotherhood
will be united In few months under the auspices
Of Mr. Savage, who will send out his address in
about ten days.
The national Republican., 1867-08-28

A DISGUSTING CAsE.-0n Monday eve.
ming Officers Lynch and Lawler, Of the Seventh
precinct, took in charge woman named Bridget
Hanoau, who was suffering with Hania pofW
and who had In her arms an infant only a few
months old, She has husband who Is laboring
at the Point Of Rocks, Maryland. She was held
for the disposition Of the Justice.