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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December 2, 1867


Grains . osnx Soatb snS has'
Leave Montpelier at so, 80 p. and 49, p
Mail Train leaves 81. Albans al 81 a. M, ana con
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road, w nue. hi'e'
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains TOT BOSTON
Worcester Springfield. and with trains on Passumps"
E. R.. arrives a New York at 10, As p
DAY ExPREss Montreal II $50 NJ, 81 1oiliH
al 10 90 Oedensburgh al $50 P NJ, lodge al N
lone leave 50 A. Rouses Point al L" - A. n.
for Boston, &C., arriving in Boston via Lowell al lo'
p. =, ~ .
NIsHr ErrxEs, leaves Oedenshursh at II so A. NJ
Montreal at 3 80 r. NJ Ruuse's Point al ~ p NJ 81
Jobu, AT so p ~ arriving al Boston at $40 NJ, cob
meeting at Bellows Fails Cheshire Road for Bost"I
and Worcester, and Vermont Valley r. r. to-
Sprin &C. aud arriving in New YORK at iZ'5o
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 a. Is N, 3,25 p -
Day EIpress TnAir Boston via lowell al 90
NJ for Burlington, 81 Albans, Aontreal.
MAIL Train leaves Boston via Lowell, al 100 A: We
Lawrence and FiIchburg 80 Springfield al $40
NJ, far Burlington ST. Adams. -
AccoMMopArror Train leaves Norrhfeld At 500 A. NJ,
for Burlington Rutland ST. Adams Rouses foint oe-
densnurgh 20 m
NIsHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Fals al lUoo
NJ receiving passengers from Vermont Valley H. H.
eaving New York - Is M, and from Cheshire n
R. leaving $50 n connecting at White XIV
er Junction with Boston 800 Pm for Bur
iineon R.use's Point Mon real and Oeden-burgh, con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping attached 10 both the nlghf express
running between ST. Albans and Boston ana 81
Aihans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and Yves, for sale al
the principal stations.
ST Adams. Dec. 9 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29
The Musical Scale.

By II Horace Biddle- With 10 full psgs ulu.tr
Cloth, Sl.25.
This is an admirable Treatise the origin and con
snctiob OF the scales in common Ii 10 work i'm
CHI Is displayed an uncommon power and
that viii furnish GaDy Lew ideas accomplished mn
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Boston, r2e,f
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1858

reported that the Committee of tho House Of Bishops
t rob5sblv ~ a. OR most certainly on fiurs
day, the Convention could finally adjourn .,,,,., >,
rood go eonplotng rhe .t OF s1bscIbers FOR the An
,,als Of he Amsreo,l oooai Church. and thanking the
Rev win steyens Perry or hs arduous lsSors in con
nection with the work Adopted.
The debate on tho Federate Councils was then
ressmed. The Rev. DR. Mason OF North Carolina made
speech In favor OF the proposed system
Mr. Taylor Of Va. thought the reported canon ndeh-
s,a mite and .sgsifo ps sefofs Sy Mr. Mss viz
Whether the D0eescs of kew-roIhi ot VI ctheS ots'
siaht not II they wished form FesTate Council with
ont such eanon as that reported by the Commttee.
The Rev Baght replied that u might nct ee aneoh-
stutlonai but that ile Doceees Oh New 9rh
would never do without the express assent sna H-
horzaton Of The General Gonysnuoa tho renoyt o, m.
Commj,tee Ine debate was continued for some time,
and finally the canon reported BY the Committee was
Ry consent lie ommtee on the Prayer Book
made report recommending the OF lolnt
Committed Of sx to prepare now version OF the Ecene
Creed objection being made to the form OF the re-
port, IL withdrawn. - ,
the report OF tho Special Committee on tho ProVneal
System Tho Rev Dr. Mead moved TO lay on Ihe aOe'
judge Battle of North Carolina the Committee Oh
the Consecratlon Of Snursnes on nat sS
ect heretofore printed in IHR TRIsUSG; g?me 9Dse ,
practical working pointed out aud finally II was iad0h
The table. c..,..o.o On
Canons on the amendment Of Canon IL. az follows
No minister 10 charge thereof or n case Of va
oa thep wiso. sa1en o't
3uee Of liz bang the Jurisdiction ofts chuo M
Of some church h AereF provided nothing herein sah
bS 80 cou rrued A. sfe-. tue Of 10y readers
Or Crane Of Rhode Island moved substitute for tho
ns clause Of the reported, the fO0YlnRi FRO
vded that nothing herein shall be construed as To Tor
bid communicates Of hs church 20 act ~ lay readers
A motion to lay the canon On the table was lost
The Amendment of Dr. Crane was adopted vote
WAS then taken upon the Whole report OF the Committee
and Il HdOpted.
The Rev DR. Perce Of Alabama offered preamble ana
resolution proposing the appointment q Committee oI
Three or order 70 consider the WISDOM anu e1peu
ency OF allowing congregations vorshiping IN Qther
trSups ,o usn ihc Itnrgic forms which they have
been accustomed I'm their native lands the Comub'ee
to report 20 the NEXT General Convention.
Without taking action upon tho report tue houSo ss-
ourned to $50 a. m saturday
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
CIVIL.

The case Of Garrison against Malone All ex-
General OF the Rebel Army for detainng the steamer
resulted I'm a verdict for tho plaintiff for $4,000
In the United States Circuit Court in Yer
mont John Young the Metropolitan Washing Machine
Company OF AL agt Colby Brothers Co OF Waterbury
VI Application OF indarubber TO tho rollers of clothes
wringng machines. Case was argued at windsor VI,
before Judges Nelson and smsey in August last by j.
H. Parsons and the Hon A Jenckes for plaintiff. and
by NJ. II. Andrews and George Clifford for defendants
final decree was entered this October term at Rutland
W. fully sustaining the patent
The status of the Metropolitan Fire Depart
matter of discussion IN tho case of Burbaeh her
hurt by the xposon OF fireengno In tho Bowery
the 18th June and brought his suit for damages in
tho Superior Court The defendants demurred aud the
demurrer was argued yesterday before Chief-Justce
Robertson Mr Hltchins. for the defendant claimed
alton or legal person but merely administrative de
partent and that therefore no action would lie AGAINST
which they wcro part. Mr.. Arnoux, for The plaintiff
claimed that the present Fire Dcartnent weIt by Tue
nw creating them the successors OF the former FIRE De
parment corporation, aud therefore themselves cor
poration. The Court suggested thlt the aeehaaMnts M
might be corporation and Yet not Responsible ZOE the
result of the performance Of departmental duty Decision
reserved.
An action was brought in the City Cont of
BROOKLYN before Judge Thompson yesterday by Cor
ham f. Baker and another, against charles W kemlhS
ton. FOR money alleged TO have been lost ny mem hrontn
false rcpresentations the part OF defendants The
plaintiffs whoare dour merchants. sought TO prove that
they had delivered honr amounting 20 IN value 10 MI
T. Fritz husband and agent ~ Mrs Fritz, VINO owns
Hour min In Dutchess County, ~ y, upon representa-
tons made by defendants that MIRA trlk aWhPu le m
which was worth $40 Op0, and upOn which there was a IN
cubrance of ~ O0D only aud that she responsible
person The panuns had transactions previously With Mir
Fritz aud not beng satisfied 10 hs responsibility 10
fused To hm until the above representations we're
made subsequently Rscortaiiied that defendants
held mortgage OF 5000 on tho mill property that oiher
parties held another mortgage, and that Fritz was in
dahcd "a Remington TO large amount, which was paid
OH the that made ~ possible that the proceeds of
the -four contributed 10 the payment on the part OF dc
fendan was conended that the representations as 10
the Vnluo Of tho property were true aud that MT fs
had trusted by Remington with large sums AT an
ferent times Tho fnot that Mr. Remington had collected
Lis debts held evidence OF fraud The case no
ing given 10 the jury, verdict In favor 0t panuH was
rendered for the sum Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
THE NEW PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The meeting of the Executive Committee or
the New-York Prison Association, on Thursday last
was attended by exGov Judge Daniel HaineS, ex-Goy
George r. Fort and Samuel Allinson, ESQ., gentlemen
who have been appointed by the Legislature OF
scy visit the prisons OF that State, and as0 those OF
other States and report such suggestions and measures
bearIng on prison discipline as In their Judgment may
proper" The Commissioners have recently vlhtea
the principal prisons OF Eewerssy. Pennsyivania and
Massachusett aud reported changes IN prison nan
agenIen which had been introduced within SNORT nnle
In some Of the prisons aud refornatOres OF ssohu
setts The effects Of the separate system As carried out
in the Eastern Penentiay of Pennsylvania, the adysn
tages and disadvantages Of tho contract system OF labor
tho necessity OF introducing reformaoy inhuepees IN
prison mana agemeut rs powerful uIeans Of reducing
crime aud the desiraby Of avoiding cruel punishment
we're pretty fully discussed On Thursday tbe Colnms
sioners visited the Institutions on Blackwes lsanu ths
York Asylum and the Chd's Hospital, ana yestor
day they made brief stay ~ Sing sung on their tour OF
this State.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

The next tidc which enters at o. O'Clock m little
warmer for the p. m STILL though tine conditions
throug ghout Friday are little genial, they are
feeblo as will be shown by the cold even II II be fair
This leaves dOub 10 settled weather on Friday
Saturday 2ith about the same as Fridsy-feeby favor
Ing fair. Between o'clock a. and the aspects are
much foul. bO1ng hcnvy clouds from increasing
cold and clear II viii be very colder ~ the only
alternative Early and middle cold and disagreea-
transienty. Early D. m In rather foul boding elouds
or q sudden increase Of cold tho only alternative
evening AID night improve, favOring fair Sunday carly
the day will be windy aud cool but fair sunday
evening and night, fair and fine. Monday, @tl,
morning and carly IN. also fair and fine late forenoen
cooler, and D. far less fine than some contrast
r. much cooler. and probably cold and cloudy eionds
not be stormy. only cold and coudy Tuesday mornl9s
the aspects are not good day, cloudy feebly fair
early p. IN. improves little after midnight, oioudy
Wednesday morning improves little; day very douDI
full D. III. cold. cloudy, and onlinOns OF storm
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
TIE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION AND THE GRAND
JURY.

In the Court OF General Sessions, before Re-
oorder Hackett, Wednesday last tho Grand Jury
peared before the Recorder aud made two
In writing concerning the charge Of tho Recorder, made
about weeks ago IN which he called their attention
20 tho proceedings Of tho Ctzons Association against
various public officers. The principal prssentment was
fOlloWs: "The Grand Jury OF tho County OF New
York present for the information OF the Court In refer
the charge concerning the Citizens Association,
that ~ Is the right ana the duty Of every citizen In free
country 20 exercise tho strotest supervision the
uct OF public officers and tho expenditure OF the pub
lie money, and TO lay before tho people whenever may
DO necessary facts affecting tho public interests Also
that In this community where tho public money Ia 10
great extent exravaganty pended there In necessity
for association whose object s 10 prevent improper
expenditure Tho Grand Jury present their opinion
that the Ctzena Association Of NowYork mas striyen
zeaously aud efficiently 10 protect the public interest
and Is entitled to the respect OF tho community.
IF A. CosKLNC, Foreman.
4" Dated October 81, 1893"
The other pTesentment 10 the effect that from the
proofs before them the Grand Jury present that the Cit
GEMS Association exists AS an association and la
sponsible form.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

on the charge Of having defrauded his employa, y,
stat Of No l5S chanhers-st. Of s9. which he SsS
lected from Mr. Abro OF No. S2s Bowery OssaroS -
stolen Sums of money, amounting In the agsrssaeg aeg
over 1900 but Mt stan ibelieyes that ho has Lss~
maker. committed tho charge VI having ~
IA Treasury notes fron his sistora law Mrs CIsos
soh OF NO 20 SeNtnaiapers,sri q u = "ITI'~
In the u. 3. Circuit Court, Southern D;s,..- :.
yesterday, before Judge Benedict in the case ~
United States az. John X. Lambert on whIrh Va W. hs
fentant ~ charged With having murdered On ,h. %
brganine 8 strOut further postpone ment OF tb
took place 70 frdsy next OWING tn the con,,, @ saa
seDee of defendants counsel The eases of John M -
Henry charged With perjury Ia the Rollins Invest ns
and of Joseph Talsou charged with perjury N
case, while testifying before COmmssloner StV
adjourned by Commissioner Osborn yesterday own.
the death Of Deputy Marshal Thompson; the frst n
case Int Friday next and the other 10 Tuesdsy new
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
ASTRONOMICAL METEoRoLoGY. AIwEATHER PRE-.
DICTION
TO the Rd!tor Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR The following weather cast for the COM
ing week wss prepared by request OF member OF the
Engneer Club and not presented OF his ab
senco offer II a practical test Of my theory OF
Economical rneteoroioey r. L. CAPEE.
Nsio- York, Thursday, oct. ~, 1868.
Tho crisis In the present weather will have passed at
midnight tonight, Thursday, 32d At that time little
is indicated by the fgures aud this
en- storm yeres tho statement peropared last Tuesday,
?Ob before II came on. recently published that ono
OF the usual periods Just before tho quarters OF
tho moon The reason obvious. At4 o'clock on Friday
morning 23d the aspects little more favorable FOR
tho action the early morning and the forenoon
ing But observe that tho tide ia high at a. in snd
low at OF p mn falling through tho fore
cold state Of tho ar. boding cloudy, or windy ana
disagreeable weatLer during tlo mlddlo VI the DAY,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

ments, Messrs James Laird. Charles Cunningham,
Thos. Ceary. Bartholomew Mcdonald, and others, then
addressed the meeting.
The Nineteenth Ward Grant and Colfax, Girls
void and Cornell Club, of which the Hon VIM; A. Oar
ling President, held their usual spirited weekly meet
Ing on Thursday evening at their ha H. EoT2 1hirdaye
and were eoquently addressed by their President Mr.
Darling, and by the Hon. Freeman j. Fithan, Dr.
esq and the Hon. Daniel KaOfus, Republican candidate
for Congress from the Xth District OF Pennsylyania The
hall flied, the audience including number Of Dem
ocrats.
The German Grant and Colfax Campaign
Club Of the XIIth Assembly District Eleventh Wardl
fca & On cday ns Of
the Club, in the chair. Mr. JULIUS schueize, from Texas.
electrified the sSseInbage by most eioqaent speech
Re followed by Mr. L. BONNER, who gave glowing
history OF the Republican party. Col q. kembe, from
Maryland, also carried the audience with him. Forty
new members-men who were converted that night,
signed the roll The meeting was the largest ever hed
in the XIIth Assembly District. D.. .r. -....
Rockland County, NJ Y, is considered one of
the bonighted regions OF our State Tho Democracy
in the minority. are wido awake Boy, in Blue are
ganzed nearly every village Haverstraw, the great
brick factory" has large, uniformed, and well dlscl
plired company and It's WigwaIn lscrOwdod to overflow
ing with Rcpublcans and ipqufng Democrats The De-
mOcracy Jealous OF their fine display. have organized
motley crew, which they call "Wmte BOys In Blue.'
Rockland viii give adminshed Democratcl majority
this Fall Many former Democrats are now ousp0ken Re
publioans and many give assurances OF their In.
tenon 70 vote the Republican ticket but they Keep quiet
to avoid the annoyance OF their late political associates
The Republicans of the Ninth District held q
meeting, ON Thursday evening, at the Brevoort Hall,
IN Fifty -f0urth-s, near Third-ave., to ratfy the
nomination OF Dr. Francis A Thomas for
member Of Congress S. d.. Moulton. esq, was
chosen Chairman. and Mr. Richard g. Dob6e Secretary.
Eloquent addresses made by Senator Thayer OF No
6Fasks. the Hon Freeman j. fithiaD, Robert Grove
esq, tho Roy Mansfield Eronch, lato cnap-
lain In the Union army, and Mr. Nicholas
Babcock. Tho Union Glee Club sang severa!
patriotic songs which called forth tho hearty appliance OF
tho audience and Mr. While f.. PaOor rected an original
poem. which was also warmly appauded The Nine
teeath Ward Tanners present III their neat and c
tuTesque uniform and wero warmly received.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
NEM-IERSEY.

The Hon James A. Briggs of Ohio will ad-
dress the grand epubicau rally at Bsirsown the home
OF the Hon Johu J. Blair candidate for Governor OF New
Jersey, To be held on Monday next
Ocean County, N. j., is wide awake. A very
large and enthusiastic meeting held at Brickshurg
Thurdsy night. The hon Thos Perry OF Jersey Cty
addressed te people In the Town Hail. and received
with cheer after cheer. Jno 1orrey, esq, Republican
candidate for the State Senate, then made speech
pledEng himself 20 do hs whole duty N elected. BrckB
burg viii vote solid for Grant aud COlfax.
The citizens of BayOnne filed the old Dutch
Church Tuesday evening 10 listen to addrorsc, ~
jackson OF South Chrollir Gen a. n Hal
of Maine. the Hon George A. Hasry, candi
date for Congress. Messrs. Van Wnkle, j.. Ii:
Akmau Prcsent Of the Central Club nf Eizaboth. ana
A. J. Van Horn candidate for Sheriff Tho Rev. MT
Loomis opened The hy prayer egd the non ~ ~
Orragham presented the Club Of Boys IL i'lno win
magnificent hag After which the veterans had grAhu
parade
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
TIE COTRTS.

THE NICHOLSON WIFE MURDER-DCATH or
ELLEN MAY.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Patrick
Nicholson sentenced to imprisonment for life The
facts developed the preliminary examination were
that the prisoner and his wife lived unhappy and finally
tho wife left him OF roatment that she went
conoort saloon, and there formed an intimacy WIN
visitor That the prisoner der0ch her nom
this Intimacy and failed, snd In nc OF jealousy shot her
In house In Jamesst. He was allowed to plead guilty
produce evidence In mitigation OF sentence but failing TO
40 so sentenced yesterday by Judge BARNARD for the
li fern In tho same Court Thomas Johnson was also
sentenced testimony showed that johnson struck
woman named Ellen May and that she died soon after
ward but whether from tho effects OF the blow not tho
evidence did prove The prisoner in consequence OF
absence of proof murder tho preliminary
examination was allowed to plead guilty 10 ger
p t6e fourth de gree sentenced years in
prLsoAment In tho PontentiaTy.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
CONNECTICUT

HARrFORD. Conn, Oct. 2l.-A Republican
County Mas Convention was held IN Toand to-day, and,
Notwithstanding tho rain, between 5000 aud
1000 persons present. Tic delegations rom
the surrounding towns entered Tolltud Ia process
sion beaded by lrumphal filled With young ladies',
dressed IN red white and blue representing the several
states followed by companies Of Boys liz Blue ana long
lines cHrriages The meeting organized In the az
torOou and eloquent speeches were made by Senntor
nrrkingham GOV HaNlry, Gen. Clark Of Texas. Julius
l. strong OF Hartford aud othora Great enthusiasm
yvaa ma
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

xaSrd, N,,,,1li '',.'''''''''''''t SO
Hon. Rup.-sn.sr wem,dL s'guss oo,-Chsse'',s Ma
Nelson l. Lsyon l. LHess Pul Bouri Gele-Nrsl1 Z,
K.ri2 Ols ou Pou Bsls-Eeknrt Mar Umpire NJ Nils
CAB hI Watson ssl HsSsL Tine si
Came, las
THR ENGLISH CRIcKRTERs vs. A PICKED NINE.
The most interesting OF the series OF base
ball matches played by the Engah triclHters during
their sonurn in America took pro on the ErouHds O the
nion Cnb Of Morrsauia yesttly tho occasion being
con pliuentary testimonial 20 tho English Cdcketers ~
la bail fraternty Of the city at eust t was 40 IN
tended hut tho clek tho weather vetoed che resou
ton aud by making tho nclossd grounds az rren0It too
muddy 20 play he obliged TIM payy 70 uUuurn 20 uo
old ground Merose, where the me 'onk place IN ths
presence of laygo Concourse ~ spccta.o. ~b1 we're
gathered -hOr notice 10 witness tho contest OWING
To the weather tho strong nne selected 20 pay against
the pTickeers nos present b1s slI mrs. uns pyer
taking part in the game and a. Geo. wright cIptNntd
tho crlcketers the Two sides were pretty cFvhy ntcT
gam. ~ -lr innings played, and 40 wei vas the
bsic contested that tho stood no game - tn to
OF the nNh luulugS Ia tho sixth thh American Nho
scored the English partys blank, and ihertpy
cNmo IN the ycf0r- very fine play was shown On
botn sfdcs We give the scoro below:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
BASE BALL.
MARYLAND vs.. EcKFoRD.

The Maryland club, champions OF the South
made Northern visit In tho early part Of this week on
Monday they Ia have met tho Athletics " Pliade
pha, but for the Athletics dechued pay Oh
"Wednesday the Maryanders were beaten by the Oynpc
Of philadelphia on TbuTsday they were u have pla
the Brooklyn Atlanes, hut rain prevented the mr"nhg
Yesterday they the Eokords vet although tho l3
ter were shOrthauded thoy the yctOrs Tho Visit
ing club play good game In every respect but thio"1g
In which nrf they very Wild. Below Is the score
vcv,ovn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, before Re
corder Hackett En1a Caaghan pleaded guilty to hn al
temIt ut grand larceny. Sentence suspended Whhth,
Rooney forfeited hIs ball. and bench order was issutu
for his rcarroat.
Az tho Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Alderman M0oro. was brought Michael Obhaughnsssey'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
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