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GENERAL AGENTS

COMPANY
JAY COOKE Il 20, Nav York, for n, W York State
Iai Northern New Jsrsey.
JAY COOKE CO, Washinxon, D C, for DeIawar"
Vir;tnta, DistTe: Of Columbia, and West Virginia
II CLARE co. for Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jsrsey. BIS RussnI, Harrisburg, Manager for
Central and Western Pennsylvania.
y ALDER sLIIs It CO, Chicago for Illinois, wIsccn-
Gin ard Iowa
Hos srkrHEy MILLER, Ct Paul. 70. Minnesota and
" wifconsn.
JOHN " fLLts & CO. Cincinnati for Ohio and Cent
ral aaA Southern Indiana.
EDGAR, $: Lnss. fer Missouri and Kansas
siKE.S + CO Detroit, for Michigan aud Northern
Intiaua.
A VI IorHF sHEAp, onah,, for Nebraska
JOHNSTON RofHgEs $50, Baltimore, for Maryland
NEW ENaLAN G GENERAL AGENCY,
HspsR tbs DIRECTION
q Rollins,
ofthe Board 81 Directors.
EonAspLsR,
j. P. TUCKER, MANAGER,
3 derchant's Exchange. State S., Boston.
neIA p-d. I'm,
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Boaton DOLLAR Store

rlHB IMNKNsE SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
J. EAST busness has induced us to maze great preps
rstfons for the fall snd winter + AIDE.
Our checks and xchange lstA contain nearly eyerJ
article desired fur family tuch as Dry aud Fancy
,ods Boots and shoes, Jewelfy and Plated Ware, Cut
lsry, &c, do.
Prcseats worth from s. to 500 sent free to Arsnts
Nske ycpr orders ~ large pcashie and send your
moneY " Dostai order i gist. Il letter. #
sVsars Agenh ior one hdnafed foreign ard do
mest!c manufacturers.
Our goods new and sold at Msnsfa -tprers prices
Il n IN eoch article descriptive Oh eekG $40 pit h %
rel or ten for 81 Agents wanted in every Cir
culays sent free CUsHMAN tf Co.,
| 10 Arch ST. Boston.
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HALLS
Vegetable SicHian Hair Remover

Epe,y vcnr increases the pOps~
iarity 0f this ratuabte Hair Prep
arnfi0n, nhfch Is ttre to merit
patrons that ~ IL kept run mp to
It's high standard, and to those
st,ko hare ,aeuer used IL ere can
confidently sag, that IL Il the only
reiiabIe ind perfected prepara-
fion to restore GRAY OF FADED
HAIR to IT, youthful color, MAX
ing 1t sOff, IustrOfls, and stlkest:
the scalp, bH Its use, becomes
schite and clean; IL remores all
eyMpff0ns and dnntirmH, and IN
it's tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling out, as IL stiD.-
uiates and nOuJfshes the hatr
glands. By tts use the hnfr grows
thicker and stronger. In bntd1iess
10 restores the capillary g!antie
to their normal rigor, aud DfH
ertreme OlsI age. 1t II the Hs0st
economical HAIR DRESSING
eper used, az IL re1mtres fesCer
applications. aud Oires the hair
so much admired ty aM ~
IInyes, VI. D., State Ass0yer ~
Muss.. snUs, 1.-THE commitments are
pure aud carefully scIected for
eEceLlcnf quality, and I cOps{ler
1t the REST PREPARATION fbr
dts Intended purposes. We sub
Hsh u treatise on the hair, sChtrh
ace send free 6y mail upon Nt,T9t-.
cation, sOAich contains cOntn1css.
datO,.V notices from cIerDvNsessv
Eltysicinns. the press. and Oeeero
We hare made the sftdu Of Nth
x,..xy 10 Afaanana N 1Rts
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Great Distribution
BY the Metropolitan Gtft Coz
Cash Gifts to tn. slnnant 81 Sa50,U9o
...Evefy Ticket Draws n frtze.


g On aiis, ea.hs otoe % Cash Gifts, each 500
10 Is 5hea au0 100
20 nNe j 500 !" 50
81 elegant Rosewood Flames each ;300 % s750
rs I. Mel .dsoIs % IS TO ID
$50 Sewing Machines 90 10
500 dre jeld Watches IS 70 500
Cash Prize siivsr Ware. &c all valutd at slooOooo
A ehaneeta draw any IL ths above Prizes Tar Z3c.
Tickets describing Prizes teded in envelopes and
we'll mixed. On receipt Of 25c ssafcd Ticket s drawn
without choice and sent by mail to any addre ss Tho
prize named rpon it will b- d+iivsred TO Me Il ke-od
er payment Of One Dollar, Prizes aef immediately
sent TO any address by express or retntn Esil
You vii know whaf 3nr Prize IL b tore yon Iss Tor
it Any f1txe e1eAd,sg.d for onothsr Of fhs
Riauks Cur patrons depend Oh fair dealing.
REpaaRscEs--We sci ct the blowing fron 'usny who
hsv. lately drawn valuable Prizes kindly pfrrni'-
ted publish them T wilkins. Bnhaip, ,5op :;
Mis-, Annie NJ nroe Chicago Plane, $500 John Moo
Louisville, Il 00o; Miss Emma Ws'wo'th. Mi wauks"
Piano $500; Il v L Day ker Orleans. $500. We put
lsh 10 nam.s without permits ion.
OPINIONS PaEsf.-'-iha firm Is reliable, aud
deserve their success > = Hrekiy Trfbtme 4urs. we
know them 10 be fair dealing Arm p N Y Hsraid
lug rs a friend OF DIR $500 P.ize, which
was promptly recsi, ed "-Doily hs,ns, Sept 3,
Send fer circnar. Liberal Inducements to Agents.
Satisfaction guaranteed Every pack Of eald Me-
veopes Certain Cash sIsf. S1 tckets for ri, IL
81 35 for IS; ITO for fi5 All letters shend he ad-
dressed to harper. WILSON & co,
ia Broadway, N. ".
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The DRY OF WOMAN TO "MAKR THR
Bksr or HEssxLr. Every woman is
bound to make the best OF herself. The
strong minded women who hold themselves
superior to the obligations Of dress and man
ner, and all the pleasant little arti6 cial
graces belonging to An artificial civilization,
and who think any sacrifice made to appear
ance Just 90 much w.ste OF power, are awful
creatures, ignorant Of the real meapinq OF
their sex-sociai Craze wanting in every
charm Of womanhood, and TO be diligently
stunned By the wary. This making the bes,
of themselves is very different thing from
making dress aud personal vanity the FIRST
considerations Of life. Where women in
general fail 10 in the exsggsrations into
which they fall on this and almost every
ether question. They are apt 70 be either
demerips or dovotses, rights or firts,
fashionable to IN extent that lands them in
iilimitable folly and drags their husband q
names through the mirs, or they are so
dowdy that they Disgrace . we'll ordered
drawing-roon, and in An evening party
among nicely dressed women, stand out o.
living sermons on sloveniiness II they are
clever they are too commonly ue>stockings,
and let the whole household 20 By the board
for the sake Of their fruItless studies; and if
they are domestic and good managers they
sink into mere servants, never open . book
save their daily ledger, and never have .
thought beyond the chsesemongsr's bill and
the butchers prices. They want that fine
balance, that accurate self measurement and
knowledge Of results, which goes by the
name of common sense, and winch is the
best ::mAnifestation Of brains they can give,
aud the one which men must prize. Il is
the most valuable working form of intellec-
tual power, and has most endurance and
vitality; and it is the form which helps .
man on in life, whom be has found it in his
vito, quite ~ much - money or . GOOD Coz
nection -Beautv %. brains.
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RafcheIer'a Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dyeis the hest In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable instanta
neonn dsappont ridiculous tnts; remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes invigoratss and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, black bro.en. Fold by all
Druggists aud Perfnmers properly applied =. Batch
lore's Wig Factory, No ls Bond street, New York.
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FIxDIso FAuLr WITH CHllDaEr.-Is is 1.
tines Necessary TO censurs and punish. But
much more may b done By sncour.sin.
children when they do vol. Be therefor.
moro careful in expressing your appreciation
Of good conduct then your dinpprobAtion 81
bad. Nothing can more discourage child
than spirit Of incsssans fault finding on the
part Of il parent. And hardly anything can
exers . worse influence upon The disposition
both Of parent and child. There arc two
great motives influencing human actions
hope and fear Both Of these ara It times
necessary. But who would not prefer to have
her child Influenced to good conduct BY :
desire Of pleasing rather than By fear Of of.
Tending? If \ mother never expresses her
qualification when her children do we'll, and
il always eensuring them when she sees
anything amiss, they are discouraged and I'M
happy. They feel that it is useless 10 try 10
please. Their dispositions become hard ened
and soured BY this craseless fretting, and q
last, finding thae whether they do wsn Or III
they are equally found fault With, they rslen-
quiah al efforts 70 please and become heed
less Of rept6Achss.
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RH11 JACKET a xE.


QDQBg1RATRNT.
Patented July ., 1851. Re.isssrA Asg. IS, 1888.
/, 1xtrssts ton Lattsrs and kep-Tn Of The working
qnaiihes ot no - - ssas ssas 4asa
Ncrm-From reports ane letters received;
l. Yaue 10 + bounA4e - sTa4 AkE,@
II. It VII cut rs p5 csnE better.
III. NJ brother lost arm IN the war. but with
your Axe he cut - weil - eng ore else can
~. III cauld pet1ss apother, twenty-five go dol
- N III cut ~ q b,sasr than any ttAr Axe.
w q 1oSld nSk he wfAdut Il for anythine
VII Tho only e6Setion f. II goes too far into the
wool.
vTfI. Men Who chop M living uzsessaily approve
Of II, &c &c., ad i.teratsW.
FOR sale By all resp sils dealers II the United States
LIPPINCUTr i BAKEWELL,
PFffsBuRsH. Pa.
MAnufacturers Of fhs RED JACKES AXIS, sAWa,
SHOW SIS snA SEiUkS, and ali sppFoved Shapes and
st, les Of AxEe. Sole owners Of Co4burns Patent
ImAnnd ANnARSAND IxPnNsEs TO AGENTS
D61NJUtel ntroducs ~ WTIss~ SesbiaH Maeaiae,
Stich algs ~ adss Anmpss o. - kt lrtai. Ex-
trs 80 y eSnfa n fnrt her par
tculas sddrsss Is Wtlsoa sowing Machine Co., Clevt
isad. q Doston, Mamas - - 4ppis, No.
-
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A Musical Box for One Dollar

,uNBE French Great fensation: novelty, cheapness,
j osrabiHty Ia highly poli.hed case, metallic
tongues brilliant IN ~ the be- oouatr acton with
Eight select Airs Eninentiy adapted Tor ths craving
room table. Guaranteed n the best vorkmersAsp ard
ptYformance No. et5s airs 81; No q 16 airs, ~;
No. 3 q AIM 81 All sent ms on receipt OF the
amount No agents, nc discount Address VIM SCOTT
os.ne No n Mnrhe q Street New York I'll
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az tie.
TO PU d l. 8 IL E rs.


With the Mover her number the advertisers GaZatfe
its third year. 1t r. e'ta ls'e a. III dun
OF communication between Pm li-hers an3 the aser-
i-ine public Be wing IL will add the value Of the
paper aud its interest TO sayersets . have tic
newspapers generally rep scented in 10 cnnmns
We reduce th Fri Of advertising t. 10 cents per
line per month. 1t viii be seen thsr . Card
Of lines for one ear will cost but S6.
Publishers with whom have no open
GEO p. HOWELL d co.
Publishers md Advertising AGENT. New York. +
snhscf pton Zee, ~ per aanuM in advance; a fof
mos toc fox mos. NA
GEO. r. HOWELL q cos ADvHRTls-
ING AGENCY.
"They have reduced advertising perfect s,s-
tenn IN has been known heretofore. llaseto,i Pm
Ss1tinei, Oct 81, 1857.
Whatever Is prompt mett oica ard 'raightfoswqrd
they practices dealings ami only Bosto,i
Commonwealth, Nor. 30 1851. = ST
'Thsy nav prob ablJ % the heaviest hus-
ness . secounAry Nassrleshr IN H. Duly Union
Jan. - lSsS. IL N
"Teir estahlis hmeut is perhaps tha extensive IN
the United States Cape Ann Adrertsser, Gtouce aer
NaSG 3
This Arm IL now the most suhstar tial business
horse for sdyerfis ng the country.ipsrtcan Mn
ing hade1,(N ~ April 2, 1885,
whh their reputation they can and do get tbs loves.
and dyan,ageons terms ~ shascaka tSsd) En-
teyprtss
We are prepared to receive advertise
m eats ier all American newspapers, at
prtess ~ low 40 can be obtaiAed at the
Offices OF pm bile alton.
GEO. r. ROWELL T. CO.,
Advertising Agents,
~ ~ Park Row, NJ Y.
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,

lNOLD ard Silver Watches, Sewing Mschines. Fiji
M Dress Patterns. CArpetinss Domestic duoda, a.
CAaculars sent Free,
giving frIl particulars ten checks sent for One Dollar
deScrbise ten articles which VII! sell for
one Dollar MAc1a.
RpIeudid Inducements olertd TO cents sending re
Clufs Address LABONTE & BABBlTT
No. So su bury Street .Bosto1. Mass.
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DE1s.
CIT u. OAA11e9 street., - Louis, o.,
w no tsess - ~ eisat e nsrtn.ss ), aud ~
which should b rsed b. eysly 1oasg man In America
send sslanis Ata4tksssxvv6RS =. State your case
mr. e0A NANlAOGD-NotbinG 8, Important
00UUOs asnd Two stamps for sealed ~ pages on
Ne aboN subject. DR. WAlrTiEs, sophdential Hhysi
etAn 81. s. Charles a. ST. Louis Nj stands prr-eni-
senu%Absve ~ Others % his scialty. No ter who
4iise, IT, yeW oasa hatisas tfe atsd mal II every
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GRANT AND ClLFAX.

EOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS,
Pins Batges and Fiass oil GRANT AND CoLFAx
send h. the oldest and most respectable
WHO have nsade this hasin sp 5iat, FIR tie IA
nineteen years We ltase 70, iy great rar ty o
all sty le Prices irsn SIS to fI0per No. We will nd
address, sfraid receipt RICE Sosnp.
Csc Tares Sampi<s, 51e with Price List. We r.aue.,
our ctrrAstouen,s t. be brief. ars alvays
hasy during Tie Campaign. We MIKE suitable rsdnr
ops su large riders ier nsafrs and Cuba
All mansve cent by Post once order our risk W.
gparant-e FIJI amopnt in 20eE. At lowest ratss for ALI
uaoDsys sent " Address
RIcHtRps L MARKT,
r Q. Box 9l3l. % Murray b., New York.
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sr.Io9IL AGgATs ARE WANTED In every City
aHd Town. and spr cstious froru competent parties for
ueh agencies, With suitate endorsements, should he
4dsfe sed TO THE CoMPASYs GENERAL AdKN rs
ONLY, In tlleir resIeetive districts.
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FOR tie cure OF Consumption
COuglls, Colds, Asthma, BrOn.
clhitis, WhoopinE Cough, Dys-
pepsis. General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs.
This Syrup is not intended As 'cure-alD psr Ia II
by any mesns recommended - such but il will cure
those diseases for which 1t 10 pserared-upcn rh the
public may rsly with confidence Ii no experm. Mt
hasi' been IN use for many years with mar led
1t all the valuable properties Of Tar
and othsr rmsdiO Of kndfsA character conducting TO
the eId namely the cure Of that insfdious ana
grave onc-sixth Of tfoss who di -Copsumption The
danger Of this ditssse Ii in fts ssea|thy approscb
ttie colo = slight cough Is all first. 1T will
go away" in this hop. the patient s dsluded
1t srows worse-and finally Co. sumption ends in
death which might and should have been cured in its
ipcipierey In the OF these primitive symptoms
themselves "wrfght's Tar ~, mr. is haunt
ly ealcu ated to them time should be loaf
in Supplying the edydeiay Is merely suicidal; for
not to be tist with and In tase In no
in life " n the patient realize the fatal truth Of "Dlays
are dangerous IN this fatal consumI ton as Il surely
will be if not taken hold Of nj once and the remed,
timely and Iereistsntiy appiit d.
Many thao cries have been INDUCED in the cause
OF Consumption hmcrg the mest enlightened minds
great dive sy OF opinion exists, /. present
purpose t. dis this matter, bntis ~ dent TO W
ali hat the fell esea-e s-iong u.s. and il ia ON pfoy
ince to curett and 1t is 10 this end That have direct
ed efforts In the prepAr nd.n Of this syrup From
the dangers delay ia IL early .taser We have spt Ken
freely and sincerely. Wishing DO eod 10 our race
would admonsi the afflicted work Will, IL il ret
day. for il will be lste--when the might Of
death sets In, when work Again, and
finally lose precious time which viii bring such sore
repentance andsuch dirssul 1strihution.
Br.Wright'sTars syrup is sold BY I'll Druggists.
LORD Z SMITH, chie.go,
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HOW VONA0O101b D1fV0 A0AhO0EOS RR09eB.
oFs In Texnas
The following is from the New Orleans
ADVOCATE, edited BY John P. Newman, D. D. ::
4 METHODIST PREAcHEa HuYa.

= - =
METHODIST PREACHER husd.
Rev. Anthony Bewley has companion in
msrtyrdom. In the "Lone STAR State an
other Methodist preacher has been hung.
Texas elaine the proto>martyr Of our Charch
since il Reorganization 10 The Hosthwsst. In
the winter Of 1866, an intelligent, courageous,
powerfully built colored man, twenty-five
years old, entered the Thomson Biblical In
He was Edwin Brooks. A mschinittby trade,
he commanded four dollars per day; but he
left all % follow Christ. A faithful student,
he advanced rapidly in his studies ard, after
4 years tuition, joined the Texas Conference,
and was sent BY Bishop simpson 70 Millioan,
Texas, and At the succeeding Conference was
,eappointed BIZ Bishop Ames. He soon be-
came . leading man among his people, Who
looked up. 10 him for religious advice and po-
litical counsel. In August last white man
entered the cabin Of freedman end Unrest
The old Mace Of refuee. From this Incl
dent occurred what vas called the .Millican
riot" which resulted 90 dissstrously TO the
blacks. In the troubles that followed, Rev.
Edwin Brooks wss the recoanized leader of
his brethren. After the excitement had sub.
sided. Brooks Was orderSd 70 Austin, TO re-
port 70 General Rsynolds. On his way he
iound lhimself pursued by ( band Of armed
men, from whom he fed, and took refuge ia
the "Braxos river bottoms.n But the blood
honnde we're soon mon hin path and uncoy-
cred his retreat 70 his bloody pursuers. Hay
ing secured their victim. thew demanded that
be should disclose the object Of his mission
a. Auatin. and that he ahould racant his Re-
nublicsu nrinc;ples. Rehs;ns i, do either.
thev bepan to torture him IN thu mot cruel
m.nner. Thev atr;nned tha fleeh from his
bodv. but ne refuaed 10 dernn,: thev broke
his iess. hut be declined q foreeveAr his
honor and h;a faith: thnv then Inns him hv
the neck till be died, { MARTYR % his church
and country. Aher the horr;d murder. the
coIored people we're permitted to take the
body Of their pastor down, and give il Z de-
low lahorer, ended : life in vh,ch he had
suffered q . slave, fought e Z Union SOL
der, and which be crowned with msrtyrdom.
-.--s---.-----
Terrible AEneoaates With : snase.
Benton county has furnished the LAfay cite
uudians) Courier the bAsis for FIRST class
snake story, which doubtless produced . sen-
sstion 40 in that part ofths STATE. Il seems
that the never dying John Smith, Who owns
few acres up thst way, was lately crossing
a field on his premises, when be felt pecu
liar sensation IN his trowser's leg, and in 40
instant the terrible suspicion fastened upon
him that there was q snake there. Putting
ont his hand to ascertain, it came in contac,
with what be supposed to be the head of the
reptile. Ii flashed acrossed his mind at once
~ L. hon ls4 taV hi hi 49, IA
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White Hyrups.
:" BILL New Yprk White Syrup, for
~ sale by ROBERTSON I ALsEns
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Independently ON and andfcrsaisatt hsisws
orioesto cash custom and prompt men fafnsss
we'll sslsctsdatook efETAfLK and FANCY
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
WASHINGTON.
MEETING OF THE CABINET-sOUTH CAROLINA
ELECTION-CONSOLIDATI OF ARMIES
DEATH OF MRS. NORRIS.

MEETING OF THE CABINET-sOUTH CAROLINA
ELECTION-CONSoLIDAT OF ARMIES
DEATH OF MRS. NORRIS
WASHINGTON, Friday, April H. 1868.
The Cabinet met at 10 o'clock this morning. two hours
earlier than usual and In conference until IL O'CLOCK
The counsel for the President, excepting Mr. stanbery
were at the meeting and 1t ia understood that important
matters IN connection with the impeachment ra were
under consideration The counsel at the Executive
Mansion at an early hour, time In advance OF the
Cabinet meeting, and remained until nearly time Tor the
opening OF the Court.
Dispatches which have received here to-day at
the headquarters of the army show that In nine districts
in South Carolina in which the registration was 1920
the vote cast was 2 1888. OF the vote shows
7277 for the Constitution, and 1890 against 1t.
Arrangements been made 70 have the four armies
OF the tennessee the Cumberland, the Ohio and OF
Georgia. meet Chicago the 18th and 10th OF Decem
her next TO have one common celebration, instead Of
separate meetings heretofore.
Private dispatches from Constantnople announce the
sudden DEATH that city the 23d ns OF Mrs Norris
the wife of the American Minister Mrs. Morris was Ill
only few days and died of combination Of fever and
acute neuralgia. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.
Morris and the death Of his wife everywhere regretted
Mrs Morris was O native OF Philadelphia
Tho Hon Fernando Wood returned TO Washington to-
dav from New-York having been summoned as witness
on behalf OF the President IL said that the object to
exauine him az 10 conversation with the President,
the 92d of February relative 10 the removal OF Secretary
stanton.
The sspate Committee on Contingent Expenses have
Investigated the affairs Of the dsbursing branch OF the
Office OF Secretary the Senate and viii report IN rev
days exonerating Col. Forney.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
ALBANY

THE UNDERGROUND BILL slGNED-THE sENAIh
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE-rHE fEhhi IN
VESTIGATION.
ALBANY, April 1S.-The Governor signed IniS
morning the Central Underground Railroad Dill. ii'
will stop the clamor of the people who 1--we along 'ne
OF the road that he should not sign 1t until he hearu
objections The Senate now should pass the Arcade roa
II it WILL the people Will be the gamers, as the COM
petition will give them road sooner than they "ou'
have 1t If only one passed.
The Senate Committee to Investigate Charges Oh .oi
rupton, having daily meetings. Some OF the iiOs.
prominent lobbyists have been before them ana u s sa
that the developments have not been startling as
antjcpated The Committee Commerce ana Na.i-
CATION have at last made report on lno oyn tha
dition of the Ferries OF New-York. AS soon IS lie
bin placing the ferries under the controI al vi
tho Metropolitan Police was read, Mr. kiernan rns
asked unanimous consent place the bill on It's nna
age. Objections made at first but suDseqnelluy @
suspended the House went INTO EASour rp
Committee OF the Whole the bill. and 1t weny 81
that Committee without amendment Mr: heanu! n N
Brooklyn was the only prominent objector 10 tne D
effort was made 10 have the bill read third time anu
passed, but this effort failed. - =. soo, %
Mr. Tarbox OF Genesee is entitled TO great dea ~,
credit I'm procuring consent Of the House that tue
to suppress Indecent literature should go back 10 he
dicary Committee with power to report conlplee. a. o
report will be made In day or tw0 ana theh, htS ~ %
House agrees to it, the bill will be ordered IOr Mi
reading No man who has the least selt-resleeti VIII
dare to get up In the House and vote against the DILL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
.rur rpIp RAILWAY DISASTER.

PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, April 1.-Two more OF
The burned bodies have been identified those OF p
Fitzgerald and son of Irbana Ohio This leaves but the
remains Of one unknown Inquiries come IN TOT 'he
missing now that but body remains, and II would
that "a much greater number than reported were
burned, leaving Mr. Geo. Fletcher OF jersey
City inquiries for boy Mr. Samuel Slater OF LVerpoo
residing In Canada also inquiries for boy. Geo. Evans
hospital steward In uniform is asked for by relatives
in New-York man from MIddletown, known 70 have
been the tram but who has not returned home ana
whose name the messenger does not know is described
but we have trace OF him. Mr. A. g. Thorne OF HOT
nellsyie asks for Davis of that place, who was
known TO be the train No trace Of hun. The trains
are all running on time