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and 40 the suffering has been as severe as ever
in spite of the breeze, while the strength to
endure it grows daily less and less Ihe neat
of the past week has been Indeed terrible
affection. But all Affections have their lessons,
and the lesson of this one is cleanliness and
temperance. Keep the pores open by liberal
Use of cold water, and don't heat the blood
with intoxicating drinks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

would attract more attention in foreign circl..
and would express the Presidents views viii
a great deal more freedom than Mr.. Seward !.
in the habit Of doing. Let us have harmo.-
in the Administration. But above all thin
let this selfsacrificing and noble son of Tenn
see receive his appropriate reward We nom;
nate Mr. Nelson for Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

The World is coming to its senses. Tbs !"
what it says in its last issue:
Rut this pending Presidential fight is TO be fougtoun
not between the fathers OF the candidates put Sey
be candidates Themselves, and the principles w9o .ny
renresent IN the Radicals owning themselves eeasn me
the ground OF principle really want 70 make ~ the
ranIidates we shall be sorry for Gen Grant, ht VIC ~
NOT feel al liberty TO decline the encounter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

There was but slight fall in the Their
mometer yesterday, though the prevalence Of
a breeze in the afternoon gave a little relief
20 such of our oppressed citizens as were hap
billy in position to feel it. Breezes however,
n the narrow streets of city reach compare
lively few, and are apt to be pretty well heated
By contact with the burning stones ana bricks
and laden. too, with many an unflagrant oder;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

We print this morning another highly inter
estins. letter from our Mexican correspondent
on the vast resources of Mexico. 1t only re-
Ouires the building of railroads to bring the
products of the interior cheaply to the coast, to
give to the Mexican Government immense
riches. The latest cable dispatches from Mex
leo are of a pacific character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
"--mouniAini clap their hands In JOY,
And all the catarscts thunder, That 5 the boy

According to the Washington dispatches, it
seems that Senator Henderson has attacked
Gen. Butler in secret session, calling him all
sorts of names. 1t would be well for Hender-
son to make his attack upon Butler in such a
form that there would be an opportunity for
replying to it. 1t would be more manly to
make a speech of this kind in open session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

Our Washington correspondent telegraphs
that an agent of the Dominican Government
has been in that city for some time, and 1t is
reported that he and Secretary Seward have
concluded bargain whereby the Bay OF Sa-
mana is to be transferred to the United
States. for a sum of money ranging between
one and two million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
Smussmtnts. 1t.

BROADWAY THEATER This Evening at "a
Flash Of Lightning" -.
BRYANTs New MINSTREL HAIL, Ianmany buliu
ing Foueeuth-st adjoining Academy OF MusS rvs s Nj
FLASK Of Jersey Lightning Love among the Roses bya1' MIN
stretS
C,,,,rp., p,pv GARDEN-Seventh-ave. and Fifty
Evening at Thomas Popular Garden Con
OLYMPIC THEATER-Ihs Evening at o. huihp'S
Dumbty" G. L. For Nile. SsugaL
WAIAcKs-Ths Evening at Lottery of Life"
John Broughim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

40 a. to show our appreciation of the Presi-
dents kindness. Mr. Henderson ala the Presl-
dent a noble service. In the interest of fair
play we insist that he shall get his reward.
So. then. we go for Trumbulls amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

Mr.. F. A. Sawyer, Collector of Internal Rev
enue at Charleston, was yesterday elected United
States Senator for South Carolina, for the
term ending in 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
GEN GRANT Ar FORT LEAvENwORTH.

LEAvKNwORTH, July 16.-Gens. Grant al'a
sherman aud party arrived here this evening" anu ,
ceeded al once to Fort Leayenworth' ~nere NV
reman until saturday. when they viii leave for Denver
via tie Kansas Pacific Railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
Here follows Blar's bid for the nomination,
dated Washington, June 30, wherein he says:

tho President elected by the Democracy enforces or
permits others 10 enforce hese RecODstrucOn acts the
Radicals by tho Of ~ spurious senators ana 20
Representatives will control both branches OF Congress-
and his administration viii be a. poWerless az tine pres
ent one OF Mr.. johnson.
tbe Constitution and that IL for the President eject 10
declare theseacs null and void compel the army 10 undO
ts usurpatons at the South, disperse the carpetbaB
State Governments allow the white people 10 reorghh
lie their own and elect Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes The House Of Representatives. VIII contain
majority OF Democrats from the North. ana they Will ad
init the Representatives. elected by the white people O
the SOUTH and cooperation of the President
will not be be difficult to compel the Senate 10 submit
the obligations Of the Constitution III win
moi be able 10 withstand the public Judgment II distinct
ly invoked and clearly expressed on this fundamental
issue and It is the way TO avoid all future sre 70
put the issue plainly to the country"
so far The Mobile Register. We think the
Editor has made out his case-that every Rebel
who remains a Rebel ought to give his voice
and vote for Seymour and Blair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

The Convention of Texas refuses to consider
the subject of a division of the State unless
Congress specially grants its authority to do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

Tbere il hardly n Democratic Senator or Rep
antatSve onsis oS the Kentucky and Maryland Ms -.
beers, VINO does not privately admit that seymour "''
defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
Concerning Frank Blair this Confederate
article il even moro enthusiastic, saying:

"Of the selection OF Gen. Frank p. Blair for Vice
President nothing need be said at present Below we
print letter defining his position in the most emphatic
angage-a position 10 which the South can have no pos
sbe objection il makes the overthrow OF the Recon
src0n acts and the restoration Of the Southern states
to their constitutional rights the real and only issue In
this contest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
CLING REASONS.

The Mobile Daily Register, one of the earliest,
ablest, and bitterest organs of the Rebellion
raises the Seymour Blair ticket to its head with
a shout of exultatiOn, and quotes from both
candidates to show that they are all that any
reasonable Rebel could desire. Of Seymour,
its editor says:
upon the questions of the day. and artcularly the
one which with the South is all Overshadowng ms posi-
ton il sufficiently pronounced TO be unmisakable ana
unObiectlOnabe He has'declared emphatcay his agree
ment with that decision Of the Supreme Court when az
Judged the Reconstruction Acts OF Congress outside OF
the Constitution and without validity and he Is In favor
overthrOwng the Reconstruction measures Wild tnelr
mongre and illegal governments in the Southern states,
by FORMULATING that decision which would leave them
without foundation in law, and without the moral sup
port any except the promoters OF anarchy ana the
chtects OF anarchy. ,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
2Ietu'2lork Daily Gtib1a1rF'

FRIDAY, JULY II. 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
OBITUARY.
GEN. FREDERICK STEELE.
en-. nt 1910 O'Clock, adjourned.

GEN. FREDERICK STEELE.
Gen Frederick Steele, who died at San
Mateo. Ca Monday. Of apopexy, born IN Delhi,
in Delaware County station 1921 aud graduated
West Point He served through the Ameri-
can war; and all Gen. scotts battles from Vera
Cruz 10 the surrender Of the capital He several times
distinguished himself volunteer in storming parties
and was breyeted first Lieutenant and captain for gallant
conduct at the battles Of Contreras and Chepuepec He
ordered to California at the close OF the Mexican
From California he ordered to duty on the western
frontier, ard was there ~ the breaking out OF
tho first year Of the war. IIiss first pro
b%t Gallant conduct at the battle Of wilson's Greek Where
Lyon fell secured him commission a. BrgaderGenera
VdnnterTs lie yias IN many of tho early battles OF
Missouri and Arkansas At the close OF the year 1852 be
was oupoiuted 10 tho command OF a division In the
Fifteenth Army Corps under Gen Sherman. and partic
pated IN the battles Of Chcnsaw Bayon the capture Of
Fort Hindman, aud other important engagements. AT
the siege OF Vicsburg he commanded the Fifth Division
Ol Grants army, and headed many Oi the most important
storung part6 during the siege He subsequently, had
command of the Department Of Arkansas which he held
until the close OF the war. In 1865, lie was transferred 10
Texas and placed in command Of the troops on the Rio
Gr..ndc but during thc year appointed 20 the
Department of the Columbia. Gen. Steeles record was
brilliant one, and his death Will be much regretted
EX-GoY ELLSWORTH.
Ex-Cov. William W. Ellsworth died at Hart
ford Conn. Wednesday In his 10th year lie was the
son Of Oliver Ellsworth OF the founders Of onr Gov
eminent and once Chief Justice Of the United States Mr.
Ellsworth jr after completing his collegiate education
at Yale entered on the study Of law Hartford. where
he was subsequently called 10 the bar He began his
political member Of tho National Congress
and in 1893 was elected Of Connecticut by the
WING party--whO continued him IN Office four consecu-
tive years After the expiration Of his term as Governor,
he was the bench Of the Supreme Court, which
position lac held until hs 10Th year ExGOv. Ellsworth
was n man of ordinary ability, OF commanding pres
enee and spOess integrity He was fine specimen OF
the American gentleman Of the old school and, cit
zen. held in aiecOnae regard BY al Lis acquant
JACOB ALBUEGER.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-JacOb Alhurger OF
the well kLOWn prog i-on hOnse OF j. h. Aibufger Co,
died this morning. Of paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
DIED.

ApsNSIn Pster-on Wednesday Jan i5 MARI
strt,tou wife Of Wn. Ad.ms in the 3 year OIL
The friends Of the family resp v.ed 10 stssa
from her late residence Sa LIZ Congress a. on Friday
afternoon. st O'clock
MornsaDa papers please copy
BEEroS-on "Wednesday iS Jchn BeOr Of HseEh Eusasd
aged 81 yesgs.
ToscopaI Church WuensI West H0bosSp fdd Jan a. al
2o'c.Ock N.
London papers lease copy
CAsEOn Weiaday Jan 5 ster long 't severe sss' Pulp
Case, aged ~ years. 4 months aud - daTs
The the family respectfully invited 70 atr1
his flne resdsac~ o hs brother, Ntned Case No III
East sirtseatlst Sunday, Ja6. To- al y o'cioci
KINGSLASD0n Trcs1t jan H. Cornelius. only child of william
NJ s5d Msry J. Kingssns. the goth year II his
The relatives % those OF bis grai1are7ts
Daniel hng.land and william H. Macy, rep of invited 70
attend bis funeral on Prt9aJ morning Al II Ocock 5n la late f.
dence No li0 Ffhaye.
SAvAGEOn THURSDAY jan &C. 963 Mrs.. Eibh savage wifs %
the late John Savage " NOo0ck Mcslss Co.. n The Goth
of her
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited su.s
the from the residence of her soniav Tnos hrtsn
COlege-zse. betsesu Oardn and Mants 5o Haseo fy
r. clock The hesyelssy
for inteuneni, SATURDAY, Jan. u.
URDAN-On Thursday. H. maggie daughter Of wm ard saOns
Urban, aged II months. aud "a days
The funeral will tsse place hom Tie Colgate Msr chse TS-n-
tethst between Firss aud Second AL t ds ints 70
attend.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

CONDUCTOR KILLED OS THE ERIE RAILWAY.
An carly stock train on the Erie Railway,
near HohoSus. y. j. into by another following
on the same track. demo.hing both locomotives, a
number OF the ears and killing Mr.. HOPPER. one OF the
Couductor and cutting Of both eg- Of Of the tram
men, who cannot survive. Many OF the cattle were killed
About five hours required 10 clear the track O the
debris. and the passenger trains were delayed
ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
4 brakeman, named John Davis, fell from his
car at GarrisOn's. and Was instantly killed.
ACCIDENT OY THE HGHSTOwN RAILROAD.
Thomas Ward, q workman on the construc-
tion train snost Instantly killed by being
by u train OF cars The wedge" Of the dump car,
which De was riding falling ont he became frightened,
aud. jumping oil, was instantly killed. His twin brother
Cllnslug 10 the car, was uHiiurct
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
McKmLor, SpRAauE g COls COMIERcLAl

McKnLoP, SPRAGUE g. Co.'s COMMERCIAL
AGENCY REGISTER 1863 again offered to subscribers
and instead OF volume Of 70 cities and few hundred
names IL has now become volume Of 800 pages Of three
columns with the names OF from 100000 to 100000 mer
chants The growth OF these institutions In our country
ia surprsng but they only keep pace with the largely In
creasng growth OF the mercantile interests OF our nation
and are as Indispensable rapid means OF COM
mupicaton from part OF land TO the other IL
urobable that In the history Of our country
when true exhibit Of the standing and responsibility OF
men OF business, throughout the interior well our
large cites important at the present We up-
derstand that the propreors OF the Commercial Agency
I'm the preparation OF their Annual Register require the
report on every TO be brought under careful exam
nation and the best Judgment Is obtained respecting tho
circumstances Of each individual rnder before the rating
il annexed The reputation Of this agency for care ana
,rustworhnes has been firmly established ana the beet
evidence which be given OF It's value TO commercial
mon IA found Its continued and increasing support.
while the Register 10 he almost every bank and
counting room. Weshoud Judge that tho Publishers had
am, red neither labor expense TO produce work oi
accuracy and completeness
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

THE CkoNNiSG MUSICAL TRIUMPH OF THE TEA.ss'
Ihe ABBE LIszT has addressed to the Messrs.
CHckEhNG the following letter. the only testimonial in
favor OF PanoForte Maker which he has ever given
EUROPE or AMERICA:
Translation
kessrs CHioKERSG It's very agreeable TO me to add
my name 20 the concert OF praises OF which your Pianos
are the object. q
To bejusi must declare them perfect and perfectis
mus superiayey perfect There IA quality which is
foreign to them Your instruments possess int tie Supreme
degree nobility and power tone elasticity and securiy
OF the touch harmony. brilancy, solidty charms and
prestge and thus offer harmonious ensemble of pefec-
tons to the exclusion OF all defects.
Panists OF the least preteDsions viii fnd means OF
drawing from them agreeable effects and IN face Of such
producs-whch truly do honor to the art Of the con-
struction OF Dstumentsthe role OF the critic simple
that OF the public The was bat to applaud them
conscentously aud with entire satisfaction, aud the
other but TO procure them in the manner Ia con
graduating you sincerely upon the great and decisive
obtained at the Exposition at Paris am pleased
to anticipate the happy continuation of the same In all
places where your pianos will be heard and beg that
you accept Sir the expression OF my most distinguished
sentiments OF esteem and consideration.
tsgDed) i. LIsZT
Rome, Dec. &C. 1867. fBOston Evening Transcript
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

10 nut before and the country what he knew,
and eTeaf s. Think that he does not know.
lLanehterl This was Ia, Ias' hVS'i'o 0"o' anu 'no
Dclugerents hauled of. .-,o.o st-...,.-
MT ELDRlDGE continued his argument - ,y
against the D and Mr. Bingham changed Als pos W"
10 another part OF the hall
MI HlGBY took the floor ard defended the constiu-
uoaly OF the bill and the proprety OF oil tile recon
suuctOn measures passed by Congress. His argument
was considerably cut up by Interruptions and nt.rpola
lions by Messs EdIdge, Bingham, Marshall, and others
Mr.. NIBLACK then proceeded TO make an argument
against tie biz much OF his time occupied in da-
lose between himself and Mr. Bingham TO the legal
ana constitutional status OF the States lately In rebeOn
but though the dialogue partly abstrnse and partly
sing the result did not tend very much TO unmudde
that question
ThS House then. at 1910 O'Clock, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
A u1.NnnEp rnorsANp poLLNEs sroLrY.

TmrsvrLLE, Pa, Jan. 1G.-The house of John
Benninghoof on Benninghoof H was entered about u
o'clock D. m. by four disguised by handkerchefs
over their faces and robbed OF 100000 $4,000 OF
which wns In bonds and the balance In currency They
nreseuted revolyers the heads of the inmates when
tbey proceeded MI John BenninghoOf his wife and
two sons, also the hired man and girl
Taking the KEYS from Mr.. Benninghoof they entered
the safe extracted the above amount, after which
they sat and waited half an hour for the return OF
Joseph Dennin ghoOf another who absent and
who had In the house OF Lilles's patent burglar
safes containing large amount He did not return ul
the burglars had left taking with them three horses aud
suffe
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


a ATLANTIC
LoSDoS aA O. oi M money and e2
d9 American securities steady the toosing
Quotations FveTweSy Bonds, 7I3ai Illinois Cen
trail Railway Shares e4i dtsad Erie Railway Shares Al
Aneruoo-Conaois money 92i id32 for account i United
States FetSeniy bonds 7ll Illinois Central Railway shares sii
Ehe RalKay shares AZ
E,esn-Consol. closed at s2i 9s for money Amer
steady the following Uniei States so
Bon u All; Illinois Central Railway Shares eii Ee Railway
Shares AZ The Official rsturuS Bank Of Bugiad show that
specie vaults increased 41 w during the week
erlilg otAy.
Jan SSoOnuHtsd States FverTene for the ''u'
Of 1902. 81!
Eenug State, 75i for the issue Of 1852
Pans jan l6NOou-There heavy feeling the Boue, AID
the Rel.rs exhibit deciailg eHieney.
to-day has been erm, and Reuies closed strong
advance.
LIVERPOOL jan quet sad steady sibe follow
ing opepng quotations. Ming Upand 73a7i Mddus Orleans
I'll estimated to-day 1000 bales Brcada' are
quiet Com 45 Western Wheat ISL for White CALI
n an 1i r No Milwaukee Red Barley 55 for American
O 81 10 r American. 473 for Canadian Flour Tl6 fr
Beef 2 or Wuer Cured Brira Prime Mess PorE %
s Eastern Mess Lard 20 for hne Amer'sh Cheese
81 hes, range Of Fine Baco1 40 for rCumberand Cut No
u Dach STANDARD Sugar 2j ROsn g. for Common Wilmington
and ~ for ene Pse Talow - for American Petroleum dull al
3 Refined Clover se,d for No American Red Spirits Tur
pea,ine q. per cat
Anernoonbs frer bat quotations unsetiled
Ming panis G7 and Mlug Orleans III The Bre~d'tus'
market sru Corn of Od ard New MIei Western Lard has
advanced Tor American The Produce market uaatersd
Ecuiug-Tbe closed drm the following quotations.
Mlng Upauls port I'D Mhling Upands 10 arrive. It'd
Mdlg I'D The sales Of the day foot up l2Oo bales The
steady Cora a. FOR Ola sni New Mixed
Wheat IS 10 for California White aud IA for No. Red
Westeg. Barley 5 Oais $40 Peas 93 Western Flour. 81 o.
l2o Winter Cared Pork 10 for New Lar 1913 Cheese
81! Bacon CO., Sugar 25 for No y D. ROn G3 for Common
abd a. for Taow f11 Spirits TurPeuinr declined to 20
Petroleum . for Refined Clogerseel, B'.
LoyDoS Jan s-Nooa-whae OIL per 2'2 gallons Sperm on
sio per tun Lneei on RS lO per Lnsee Cakes $40 B
sr TIN Obloag
B,euiugwhAe OIL a9] Sperm oil. siO; Linseed OIL soe TO-
Liuseei Cakes SIC glJ'
ASrwEHP JAn l6-E5euHg-The Petroleum market closed no
changel. standard White being quoted at a fauca
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ARREST OF CoUNTFRFEITERs-A SUIT AGAINST
BLIND TOM.
RrrFALn. Jan. 1G.-Danirl A. Rhoales and

BUFFALO, Jan. lG.-DanlCl A. Rh0ades ana
John COe the parties arrested Wednesday near sus
pension Bridge for countcrfeiiing United States coin,
were held 10 ban In $4,000 each by United States Com
missioner GOrham for appearance at the next United
States Court sitting IN Albany In default OF ball, the
prisoners were committed To Jail
Rhodes and Coc hail from Western Virginia, and came
10 su,pcusou Bridge about Christmas last They claim
that the coin implements, &c. found in their shanty
were left person hoty pursued by officers OF the law,
and that they are honest. ilitcrate wOOdchOppcrs
Josiah Cook esq Of this city. entered suit this ntter-
noon against Blind Tom. his agent ana the doorkeeper OF
81 lanes HALL for ciecting George Dover, negro
barber and his wife, from Blind Toms entertainment,
after they had paid for tickets OF admission.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE WEATHER.
Horr.Ther. Bar. Wfnd

fsv-YoRK. Hour Ther Bar VIVID Horr Their Bar Wtnd
Ian ID n " 29S5N.S W.
IL 80 2g99 ). w. Eo 29& w
80 233J ~. 5. VI. ii 2J' 2985Ns. w.
very hay i5g fon to impeding the
hrry.hosts AZ O'clock land objects could he seen at
200 feet only clear Afefuoou-CaI Little cloudy. LTeDBg-Csr
PhenomnsTh spots the long line ard cluster Of spots ia
tile tLzu hh the suns diam eter; or IN miles
1890 just disc These spots will be aain Feb
Ia the vs telescope tie spots Will appear tue ~esi as Ae san
dian their at this OF the year
ecr % the aboye the suns center.
HAVANA Jan l5The weather stormy. IL 10 raining harl
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
CANADA.

SINGULAR FRAUD or THE REyENUE-ANoTHER
EARTHQUAKE RECORDED.
MONTREAL, Canada, Jan. f6.-One Heney, n
quor dealer 0f this city recently purchased go
OF spruOus liquors In bond. Subsequently he succeeded
In extracting the liquor from tho packages and reing
them with water. defraudng the revenue OF $4,000
IIency has escaped To the States.
sharp shock NJ an earthquake was felt M ~ Andrews
at midnight of the lith The slightly felt
m this city accompanied by an unusually loud noise.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
MdRRIED.

BoUTOy-syYpgR-0s TUESDAY Jan T. at ths residence q tss
BRIDE, pants bg the cf Dr Heacoct Essius bguoa o hsv
York City Ni.s JosepLhe saysr Of BoaHo No card.
H0LLDAYTRAsKIn BroosB Qn Thuraay Jan rs b. The Res,
David irving d. D. the Rev " A. Hocay u s2sboy ns ~
l., - Marie A, daaghter Of AassOn IrafL, esq
Tuesday jan a. At 81 AndfsNs Ch1reh
Philadelphia by the Right Pew wim Bacon se,ens d. James
Lsneey 10 Anna sPene-f H4sed Of Philadelphia
PBET-HOTCHKISSOl Wednelay Jan I5 81 the Presby,ss
Church Washington gits New iors. By ker Ctss ssd
da II Pees LII D. to Mrs Louisa Hotehkiss al o. Ills atJ