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FURTHER REVELATIONS OF THE RADICAL PLOT,
The Bayono. to Override tho Ballot.

During late speech of Hon. Charles
A. Eldridge, of Wis, in. the House of
Representatives, on tho impeachment
question, he read the following communi.
cation as follows:
, 1868-10-20

lllln veil OF un6 mist. mus the sun rose
in a grey sky, then became partially OBJ
scured by the s~ittly-fA ing clouds, and
under these conditions the first pheno-
mrnon of The eclipse were visible. Some
times the thick atmosphere served as o
medium through which The progress Of
the sun could be- marked with the naked
eye. In the succeeding moment u break
IN The clouds compelled observers TO use
coloured glass. But as the period OF
totallty approached the l,uds became
thinner, and finally, as The sun disappear
ed behind the mooo, it was fortunately
possible 10 observe the sublime SPECTACLE
without other hlndrance than that of the
generally misty sky. At first The moon
apptarsd IL da' k jagged mass, surrounded
by the corona Of while light very irregu-
lar In it's formation. The general char
acter was that of a sIlvery fringe, broken
by spikes of varying magnitude. On the
upp'r lfft-hand shoulder a tIuncated cone
projected itself far into the sky /; and
where the shattered edge of the cone
ended a bright spear Of white light Shot
far into the sky. A similar pale glory
adorned The upper lighi-hand shoulder
and a third, somewhat differing in shape,
flashed out below the lower right-hand
limbs of the moon. The disc Of the
moon had a dull, harsh, muddy olive
greenISh look, and as it was relic we'd
against the bright white corona, the
rugged upper edge reminded me of the
mountains which border the Red Lea or
the rocky peaks of the island off Eden.
About one minute after The period Of
totaIity, a red horn became suddenly visi-
biz on the lower Ieft-haud shoulder. lis
outline was sharp and defined it was in
shape not unlike "a Malay creese, but less
pointed. A streak of vivid fame ran
along the centre of the blade the edges
were DINNER in colour, but the whole
was sutfusrd with a warm glow. The
curve of the figure was inwardS. It's
brightness %overpowered the white rays
or glory OF the corona. Soon afterwards
perhaps a minute later-a second red
figure beamed through the white fringe,
p'6j rcting itself from the upper right
shoulder, near the inner base of the largest
while projection previously mentioned.
1t was less clearly defined, aoFter in
colour, shaped like an egg standing on its
broken end. The edges were brighter
than the central part, but not so bright
as the horns on the lower limbs. Whe-
Their these pro'uherances were separated
from The SUI l could not determine.
"The changes in the phenomena OBJ
servahle after the eclipse became total
appeared to be few to an inexperienced
observer much vexed by the rolling mo-
ton of the steamer. Suddenly, however,
the up err curve Of the moon became
crested with a broad vivid belt of violet
, 1868-10-20

CIs 1IG IhuS udSC 4 nave oI'C"uJ USOo az
Kiel should have been accepted as Il most
emphatic expression of confidence in its
maintenance /; and it is inexpIicable how
an opposite Interpretation could even tor
one moment have arisen"
The King of Prussia has returned TO
the capital from his visit 10 The EIbe
duchies. His Majesty has sent a letter to
the Burgomaster Of Hamburg, thanking
him for the festive reception which he
met with on his visit there.
The IN Unofficial PrOuinriaL C%Orrespon-
dence of Wednesday evening contains an
article on the recent journey Of the King,
10 which it duly appreciates the warm
reception afforded 10 his Majesty in The
Elbe duchies and the Hanse towns. The
article concludes us follows THE fact
that the population of the old and new
provinces of Prussia, as we'll as the lnhabi-
tants of the Confederate States, submits
with enthusiastic devotion to the leader
ship of our King, increases our confidence
that The work SO vigorously begun by the
Prussian Government is advancing with
a sure step towards completion"
King William will leave Berlin on the
evening of the 2Sth inst. for I5aden-Baden
for the celebration of the Queens birth
day, and will remain there a fortnight.
The Prussian Diet will probably be
convoked for the 6th of November.
The Car is expected to arrive at Pots
dam at 9 a. m. on Sunday, and intends, 1t
is stated, to proceed to Warsaw by express
train on Monday night.
Several German papers have stated
that the reception of the King of Prussia
in ScIeswig Holstein was far from being
so enthusiastic as the semi-official papers
of Berlin would have US believe. This
statement is confirmed by the North East
ern Correspondence, which publishes some
interesting particulars from a correspond
ent on the spot about the present state OF
public feeling in SchIeswig-HoIStein. The
people, he says, complain bitterly of the
system of police surveillance introduced
by the Prussians, of the heavy burdens
laid upon them by new taxes, and the
Prussian system Of military service, and
Of the subsection of the schools to the d.
r~ection of the clergy. The reception Of
King William was strictly an official one,
and the cheers of the people were very
faint and far between. The industrial
corporations fatty refused to take part in
the ceremony, and even the Municipal
Council ofKieI, Notwithstanding the pres
sure which was exerted upon its members
by the authorities, only voted the funds
required for the purpose by a majority of
one. The correspondent adds, as a slgni-
fcant Indication of the dislike Ofthe cOun-
try for the Prussian regime, that of 977
men who were summoned to join the army
during the last levy at FIensburg $40
, 1868-10-20
THE GREAT ECLIPSE.

The Bombay and Calcutta papers des-
cribe the eclipse to have been-n ordin-
AIRY everyday language-a total failure
owing TO the sky beng clouded. At
Beeiapore, where The German astrono-
mers and the Governor of Bombay were,
the sky Was Ih'ckiy overcast with clouds,
and permitted only an occasional, and at
the best an unsatisfactory glImpse of the
phenomenon. About haIf-past s O'Clock,
and as the moment of "greatest ohscura-
ton" approached, the clouds became still
more lmpenetrabIe, and a view of The
most Interesting phase could not possibly
be had. The sky was certainly darker
than usual for about half an hour, but to
what extent the darkness was caused by
the eclipse we aann0t tell.
The MjtrOdayu "a vernacuIar Bombay
paper sayS:-'The scene in The native
town was curious at The time of this solar
phenomenon. Males and females in their
haIf-b ,rbaric and shabby dress were to
be seen going from one temple to another
to pray he deity to 90 10 rIe help of The
lumlnary of The day in his duel with the
headIcss giant 'R hui The hAIIacoreS,
who are the dregS OF the native commu-
nily, received charities Of gold and silver,
copper and clothes Of various kinds. The
ignorant thought that these SWtepers
have the efficacy Of freeing all the sun
from this torment. 1t shows the Indian
society in a Stage of semi-harbarism."
The following is an account of the phe-
nomenon as witnessed from the sea -
"The Raugoon left Alden on the 18th,
bound for Bombay. Her track, therefore,
lay through the broad belt Of the solar
eclipse, and her captain, in order to make
the best possible observations, steered for
the central line, where the total Obscula-
ton Of the sun would have The greatest
limit of duration. A slight swell without
wind was encOunIerd as soon as we quit
ted the Gulf of Alden, and approached
the bOtder of the monsoon. On HE
night of the l7'h The steamer vert fairly
into the current, and a breeze sp,inging
up she began to roll heavily, "a condition
unfavourable for close and accurate OBJ
servation. Sill worse, the atmosphere
was saturated with moisture to such an
extent that the woodwork of The ship did
not dry all day. Although The sky tow
ards the zenith was clear, or only fteked
with liGht fercy clouds, yet on the hori-
zon all around rose a denze mist, and as
evening approached the whole atmos-
phere grew thick and hazy. The water
was green, bright green, The tempera-
ture had fallen to rs, and the wind was
quite cold.
"The conditions were still more adverse
on the morning of the 18Th. In spite of
the breeze, or rarher perhaps in conse-
quence of it, a flock of clouds rose unceas-
, 1868-10-20

striking contrast to the volunteer enthu-
siasm shown 10y The SchltswIg H"Islelners
in 1S4S, when The youth of The country
crowded to the national banners.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Cooperation 0olitts.
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-public yotic,

CORPORATION NO1lCE.-Iublic Notice Is
thf 0ccupris ~ Al
Lots improved unmpfoyo laa alorlsd th,b t
tl, following have been completed end ocr i' b'
occ OF the Board Of ASSESSOR m rnlaon by a persons inter sied
IT, For pg ero,ssah across Wet ea ,hc SIDE Il West
b. fsf iT,rr t5s..rsl West street from Tie aae
tophtrs II. to PsTtl.
ID FOR ayil. cIo.ssaN across Wed sIest 20 Pier g.
4h Io. surg tlst street bet 4t and ~ 'es fl
bran.h n Broadway between slst std 53d streets.
sth. roO4i all grading nth street ron IL io II avenue
Jth ForbUrg n WictL bet. Grand aud h0non sd ~
Division het Essex a1l Jefcrsou-f-
1i setting and and aafls ceWks n hh
street bet l0ih-aye. and Hudson River -
ath Pr faen sidewalks 5h between sth sd 81
Houses and Lots Of Gr0ld aclu Lots pes and parcels 81 lld
isi ne east side Of West street ale oi West 10th
the ~ la tue block om ihe uorth ta'l 1oiae o West
sI,i g.! We, ,-.,.b ,i11,s, ,,.. ts.
Of Wea; and Chdophest. and tie nonh aide f tirsio
pltr from said pL lsf btifcen Nethanka li
Whiagtnss ao both tes Of eehasf from Christopher 20 a
point half sytO West le ihtL
"a The sido o. Westst from Spring o Charlton Of.
4th Boih sides " I tTstst from Seventh 10 Moth AT also
both sides of Broadway Tom f.iyfH 10 fit,-sccorA'si
5ih Both sides Of SgeEt seeuii f second ave- T. TIE
extent Of haf the block either on Iaid avenues
9th Boil sides of Wlet' from Grand % Houston ~ s both
Division JefeIsous.G both sdes o
folk ST o the of lO5 iert from DiIlsion.
9Th. Both sides Of fEiehS ron Tetay 90 llndsol River
gih Both sides Of Fifty folrthst from Flnh 10 Sikh
All persons
gtrg Jscob T. Oakley Chain he Hoard
Of Aors their ecs No - Chsnhs Basement A,r Coari'
House, within thirty days from ihe dals ofths notice
iaD {SaS : 'SS}5aA22fEERllIL Do.ri Of A'.''oo
OFFICE BosRD oy A'sEssoR New CoaFio'e Feb iJh ls"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
cuan Sttumtrs.

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
IL Tie Brst-class side wheel steamship
MANHATTAN, WopdhulL teh
LANES ADGER Capt T. j. lockwood. WEDNESDAY, Feb l9
From Pier Nc. 3 North River. AZ ?. n.
Tunsror accommodations for passengers
Tickets and Bills Of farZ sue IN connection with
the south Railroad to pons South sn Southwest and With
steamers % 7 orJa ports
Goods forwarded free OF Commission.
Bills Of Lallng furnished anl sigued on ls pier
p.,sena.r and freight ofce. No 26 BTeaivsr
KEW-i ORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Henry r. MORGAN Co.. Agsnts
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE CODE As IT IS.

THE CODE AS 1T is.
gTfE ONLY COMPLETE EDITION or THB SBW-lOkk CODE
OF PROCEDtRE
BAKER yoORHIs Co.'S edition Of THE CODE The most cor,
All tie Amendments since 1919 carefully MerScl
x tbe soeons which have been changed Bach Section has efns'
a., he,dlug th dates % the Han01s AmsudmeHL
FJfon also contains THR REVISED II LIS OF ALL TIKI
eoiRs and FULL ANALYTICAL lNDkX 70 the Code and Cont
ns Es by yohl To6nsAea1 kdsOg of N0orss AnnOi
Code. .-...,, 20, 4. -. a.. RI.
=. pleasure 10 IL o. volume compact snd
svet fr reference. Tie Index 10 admirable ald soh the
Dree Of the book"
Izbo, sbOut 80 pages iesbe eovefA
pc AZ Sent hy mail, prepaid. upon receipt o. price.
' BAKER VOcRIls Co. Law Publisher,
NJ a. Nasss NeV Yah
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
,ITR1T,D of HEALTH for FEBRUARY may

HERALD OF HEAL ~ !oi S.,..s si,,roS naS
:, No sgg BroadTsy Hags0s devoted % health physea
sss ard mIefsne should be 10 every AMY shsfe eeea hAbn
children, and AZ thst ene, " improve
a. ,.@ uhsse1Iy asonsy ard moIsy se esna Ylh%,sI
uhstdbfTs and So ~e give Jsi.h.
Nc" sewing 8acLns vorit s% sddre" NiIifh "Oop
Co No - Ieishlgl Ess-io't
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Professional nuti,,s.

nR. ALLEN, Female Physician, l19 Greenwich
II near 5bt An experienced Ldy yseAn 70 .i.ndsnee
nR. LARMONT, No. 1;3 Broadway.-Treat-
~ nent from 10 to Paris London and forf Medical Ayis.r
and Marriage Guide his spee, treatment Of Local Constitutional
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(wIN

GOUTHSIDE RAILROAD Of J.. I,-lWIN-
- TER ARRASGEhENTSl
Leave Jamesssp n T. at9 via L. Rarosi to Jamscl for
Bsbylon ard all waystatonA
Leave FraukInaye Boklyn 81 J:5 via Brooklyn Central
Railroad Jamaica, Tor Babylon and s way stations.
Leave JAmesssp y al via L. Railroad TO Jansc for
Babylon and all I. .ay-siAtouA
Leave Franknie Bruokrn at2 & via BrooilJn Central
Railroad 90 jamaica, Tor Babylon and all way-saonS
Leave Babysn at 1888 for Jamaica ni All stations connect
With train sl L. l. RAJ road. arriving at Jpmessp NJ 10
Leave Bat, Ion 7J5 for jamaica and all wsysaons connect
ng viii n of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at frankil'aVe
BI0oly 10 q. Ia.
Leave B.byon p jamaica all way stations
Railroad arriving Jamessslp 81
Leave Babylon 20 for Jamaes and all stations CON
9th Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Franklin
Brooklyn 305 and connecting with the borseears OF
the Hast New York AIi Jmca Railroad which leave, Jamaica every W
Minutes n. WHITE, Superintendent
To take effect Nov T. 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

NUPKEME CUUKT-CTI1 and COUNT oI
- NEWNORK. DE- FOREST. WELD WESLEY n. ANDREWS
plaintiffs sgt. BANNIsTER W. d. BANSisTER DE indsn'
SumnonS-lor money deE and Contradiction cot fffNeiiy
the ewan You hereby summoned and required g
complaint tis which will be fd In the ofc o e ,e -
New York the CtyHa. n the Z ~ or Ae
York and to serve e'Pyof your answer 10 the si %
his Office No. l3s Nslt. IN s CITY OF NsslorA
da,s heg the srice Of this sie
such service; aud fail 70 The si esnr
within Aforesaid the plaintiffs 10 this action viii take ime
sgant you tie Of Two hundrd and nneiyhne to
tyne cents With from the second dy ol Ocic5
thousand hundred and hees the costs % - s''
Dated February = 1913 JOHN s. WASHBuRN, ihatfs auor-f
No la2 Nas>anst, NewNoh
tn above scion Gel te once - " - -
Cou 81 NewYork the thirteenth day o. Febmar A JOIN
:. MASiiBURS Pa glfs Attorney. Feb II lasts ,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
nsb IlubIitatiCas.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH cor
N OFFICE HEsALD BUfLDi c-B.osiway--RooIn 10
LHOR LAWYERS.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
SUPREME COURT, Kings Coanty.-J0HN

NII hEMT NOUNI, hIIES NUUHkN.- JVIFtN
- VI. STAPLES. Partd sgai st JOSEPH a. VAN MATER De
money demand SeFsei
TO the Defendant: lon are leey summoned and required 4
the complaint this action which has been t the onee y DE 'k
supreme Co County of Kings Al The County Count Ho9e ~
cpy II your answer 20 the saii compliant ol tle s
e No IS Chambers the cts OF NeNlok within tNnis
as ser the service II tbs exclusive ne dy ~
service; To the said complaint within the t'
aiorr,a. plan in this action will take Judgment sgail or @
forty doars With ntefes hon a." lstH
dar of nary eight hundred and De
aud disbursen of this aeion-Datd JaluaIy t'
JOHN N. STAPLES, Plantg rerSos
Take that the plant end 10 in tie oregoeg
IN Of the Clerk VI the Supreme Court - -
County. o n the llih day of Janaarr 1903 -
JIi IanCnF JOHN ". sTAPLEs Panta u rsrlas
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
1lth Qualifications.


uARPER & BROTHERS, New York,
Ill Pobhh THE day.
A FRENCH COUNTRY FAMILY.
NOVEL
By MADAME DE- WITT, ne GUIzoT
Translated by
DINAH MULoCK CRAIR
ssaor q John HaHI Gentleman 81 Noble Lh ctri,tsn,
N.staie" " Two Marriages" tc. kc
WITH USIRATIONS
I2mo, Cloth 81 50
ONE OF THE FAMILY.
A NOVEL.
BY the Author Of Canyons Year
srO, Paper. 23 cents
DR. SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF ENGLAND
SMALLER HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Prom the Earliest Times
% e Year 1861 Rdiel by IL D. Illustrated BY
Ensrayings on Wood l6lno Cloth 81
Uniform -iih Dr. Smiths Smaller Histories q Greece and Rome
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VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
IS NOW READY.
II CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL, ke
Caltudaf-Jowlst; hahomefsn
Calendars (.nusry 70 December; Charge The hoon Planets OF
e Meridian San on Noonnati Sea Nor Rsrg and sstuaS
ofhe Sun and Neon throughout the United States
Coniuncons lamar and Psrsisy.
Eclpsss cor the year la6a
Planets Coujunctous o. PlSrets sud ottU AtItea
sessoaL
Star Tables
Tide Table ono0 Place.
POLITICAL.
TIIE GOVERNMENT
Catlr,t--The Presidents
Coueres-Mtmbtrs Of the XIh
RIoeGirt OGcers-GtHtAL
Foreign Ministers
Judicsry-Supreme Court
Poet onees Of Members Of Corsrss.
Terriiores-Dtsgstes from.
STATES OF THE UNION
Area Population ia t~h eoloTsd aud lndian),
Increase Of Population number Of Member, Of Con-
,ress; CAPITALS Goverorsi state Elections Time 'i het''g o.
ACTS oP CONGRESS-
Synopsis Of TIE Principal A Passed the Second seioa Of hs
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
emo. important Of the Public Resolutions Passed athe Second
Session ofthe XXXXIh Congress
PRoCLAMATIoNs
Al the Proamsoas ae By ta President hon december itee to
October, 1867.
PROGRESS OF RFCoSsTRUoTIoN IN 1907
Vote State Legislatures the Constitutional Ame1dm,ut
The Reconstruction Aets Of COrgTela
Progress Of Impartial Sotfage
The FIesdUsns Buren,.
MOVEMENT oF POPULATION
Proer,,i Population ofh United State, ron 1880 ieo
State Censnses lGCO.
PUBLIC DEBT
The PeVic Debtir 1890 and 1854
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ~ 1868
Vote ofh, Electoral College, at former Presidential Eectors
The Electoral College n loG2
ELECTION RETURNS
Rt;1rrs rom ali tle states Territories holding Elections itt1
srolr compiled compared with former Elections Under he head
o. Soutln v hf y DE u1nhe white ard eei voters
Der o votes Nhue az. co.ofcd
cff iar sud seanst the to.lcg of state (OnveDiors
Popular Vote o PItstelt By Statct u 4 1900 and $50
FOREIGN col NTRTS
TieSs Of America fud Turope 81 Population of each
eorig ne stes yo,embfr 1850 and Trustworthy
usHe and tile o. ruler s form Of pcfutt
PRICE % CENTS PER COPY.
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New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

THIS is TO TOGIYENOTiCE5Ihat on tae 'SSs;, .s..,
d.y Of FeLuary 1868 warrant 10 Bankruptc!
d. ,.t.,. az ApAM wANbLiNG Of the TevnhP Of
hs Soty Of wsrren and state cfEswJesey who hes osh s "a
R,nsrp ON his petton that the payment OF ny E ~
delivery property bssnEng 10 such bsnispt 70
melS Of the eredio Of ssd bankrupt tier a
choose sns Of bis estate vi be hsh Me-
R.ntrunsy 10 he 70 Albany St, 4
Jcrsrv before JOHN G. kLMENDoRF, Rsgster sH ,
March d. 1868. ~ 10 sflaet bhNASAh az M..segsd
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Y,oal autitts.

IN the ORPHANS COURT for the CITY and
il COUNTY of fPIIILADELPHAEstate Of CHARLES kLlstR i
cea.e-IS lTION Please notice rule bs DAY grln,t
refse the premises mentioned IN the pFo
valuation aud show why onr should not b ae
fr e a ssd prem Satrlar February a. 1874
10 o'clock m.-Feb. ], 1853 GkO. JLNhlNtsE.
Attorney fog PsttorfE
To- William r. Baker Felix W. Baker MARY 4. Gillian sri .
Gillian her husband James L. Baker Elizabeth Brown Naa i,rier
T. Henderson, Martha Whoit loung Wlbot kmehne Gr
William II. Gregory. keysrr widow ~ Hiram kys.s tee.s
Charles W. Martha Goly John Goudy Anna Hsilst ieN
Hatfield Key.er Rufus Keyse Ezra Eeyser Cahrre N9r
John l.. Keyser. Alexander Muniock r. laR3FF
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
UOUsATONIc RAIIR0AD.-WINTER Arr

Commencing MONDAY. Noy. 2j 1851
Two -luh trains Daily Connecting With Nes York and Boston
Erpres Lines
Iesye BrI .e,or. 1880 g. M. s, 5:55 p N.
Leave Pitl.lGid a 9 No.. aHd B.
>. N. STRONG, Superintendent