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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

The Irishmen of the With District have given
Mr.. John Morrissey notice that they want
somebody in Congress who can do something
more than vote; and so they have proceeded
to nominate that picturesque orator, patriot,
and statesman, Mr.. George Francis Train. OF
course Mr. Train will have the supp9E q :lhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

~ The Canrass in the West. That Terrible
Netcs from Maine. How the Veterans Talk, The
Rebel Prisons Remembered, Gen. Lon9streets
Vieps Endorsed, The AUTUMN Fairs, Farm Items.
A Proposed improvement IN Transmitting Iele-
graph Messages, and Science, may be found on
Me second page J; The Finances, the Election
Frauds, and tie Fashions, on the fourth the
Drama, the Courts, the Work Of Naturali:d-
ton. and Shipping Intelligence on me nm Nee
Publications on the eighth; Real Estate on The
ninth and the Markets on The elerenh page.
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
lIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.


THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.
"a No l. contains Senator Morton's Speech on Recon
struction, and Speech of Senator Williams ON the
same subject.
No. ii. contains Speech of Gen. Sickles at New
Haven. Speech Of Senator Morrill, In U. 5. Senate.
and Letter of Speaker Colfax.
No. Ill is in German. 1t contains the Speeches of
Senator Morton and Gen. Sckles, and the Letter of
Speaker Colfax.
Price of Nos l., H.. aud III. single copies two cents.
20 Copies. Postage Paid ... % cents.
100 Copies. Postage Paid .........$l
500 Copies, BY EXPRESS.
1000 Copies, BY EXPRESS. 80
10. ~ contains Full Report of the REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL CONVENTION AT CHICAGO, the Platform Of
the Party, and Letters of Acceptance of Gen. Grant
and Schuyler C0fax.
No. V. contains the Life of Gen. Grant, with Por
trait. the Fort Donelson Correspondence with Gen
Buckner in fac smile Life of Schuyler Colfax, with
Portrait and the Letters Of Acceptance OF Gen.
Grant aud SCHUYLER Colfax.
No VI contains The Finance Question. fully dis
cussed In tho Report OF Commissioner Wells, Gen.
Gat6eld's Speech, Valandigham's Speech. Simon
Stevons's Letter. and several editorials thereon.
No. VII contains the speech of Hon. Henry Wilson
on The Republican and Democratic PARTIES de-
ivered Mt Bangor, Me- Aug. 27 the speech OF Major
Gen. Rawlings at Galena. H.; speech of Edward
Atkinson on the National Debt; Editorials on Lees
Manifesto and Rosecranss Debut, and speech Of Hon.
William II. Wadsworth at Flemingsburgb. Ky.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

Naturalization frauds have hitherto proved
among the most efficient means for organizing
victory adopted by the Democrats. How largely
they are preparing to avail themselves of this
agency at the approaching election is not even
yet, we fear, fully realized by our friends.
We print on our fourth page this morning some
startling evidences of the systematic manner in
which the frauds are already in progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

The Spanish Revolutionists, having fairly
overthrow the old government, are confronted
with the problem of what to put in its place.
Gen. Prim, who has hitherto been supposed to
be overruled by his associates, would now APP
pear to have taken the initiative Rumors are
in circulation in Paris that the Republic has
been demanded in Catalonia and proclaimed in
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

We have it now. The true Democratic organ
explains to us how wrong we are in speaking
of certain cOnjectural figures as to what the
receipts and expenditures this year are going
to be as Mr. Delmar's guesses. They are not
guesses at all, we are admOnished; they are
only estimates We hasten TO make the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

Numerous letters and extracts OH the second
page this morning serve to show how brightly
the camp fires are burning in the West. From
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and the Pacific Coast
come the same cheering tidings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
THE ABERGyLE DISAsTEA
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GERMANY.

TRANSATLANTIC MONEY ORDER SYSTEM
BREMEN, Oct. 2.-The Weser Gazette says the Fed
eral Government of North Germany has made con
tract with the North German Lloyds Steamship Com
pany. establishing q money order system betweea
the United States and Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

World That journal could not think of oppos-
ing its own able correspondent. Mr.. MorTissey
will please pay his money for campaign purposes
and stand aside. That's all that the party
wants Of him this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03
ITALY.
A DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.

A DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.
FLORENCE. Oct. 2-SignOr Scovasso. present Con.
sul-Genera at Belgrade, has been appointed ss the
diplomatic representative of Italy to the Mexican
Republic. Signor Scovasso has been empowered By
his Government to act for France at the Mexican
captal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

We present on our second page some account
of our Autumn Fairs, including those held
under the auspices of the State Boards of
Agriculture of New York. Michigan, Ohio. and
Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

The plan for a Federate Council was amended
yesterday in the Protestant Episcopal Conven-
ton, and the resolutions adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

GEN. LOGAN AND GOV. oGLEsBY AT WORK.
CAIRO, ILL.,. Oct. 2.-An immense reunion of the
soldiers Of xIIth District took place here to-day Gen
Logan, Gov OElesby aud othors made sPesohss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

TIE LIFE AND CAMPAIGN SERVICES OF GEN. U. ;.
GRANT. by Gen. James Wilson If very fair, double
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The concluding pages of this life are particularly
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spurn a journal that thus seeks to deceive its
readers for the basest ends.
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MCPHERsoN's PoIITICAL MANUAL for 1863. Prico
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MCPHERsONs MANUALS for 1SG6. 1861 and 1865
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK;
For Bridgeport 200 GOO (EIl l0 m l2lo
OiJ .J0 tiiJ. o. a. 40 aud 500 tlI.D y. ~. .. ..
Fol xorrsn zoo 800 CRr) co. II3o m 2l5 CIl 800 tEr)
aG $50 (EIl SO aOo iEIl r. m.
For DAfen, aOD. 800, lLaD 1t5 80 30 r. M -
For stamford 700 tEI 400 tJO l23 kr 2l3 800
(ErI AS, 80 tEI), go $40. 90. 400 tkt.l p a.,
For GeuNh intermediate stations 200, 900 llO M AI'
3.3, go so, go P m. . .,,.,
For Boston via Springfield 800 ~. (EI 800 (EI J. 400
Poi Io,on via borrL r. Is (Ei }, 300 ~.
Hartford Springfield $40 kIl lAl5. 200 hL) 800
p.
For Connecticut River Railroad sOoa EI l2l5 to Mon
ustl SEQ +. Northampton. - go. 80. ,,,,
ror Hartford Providence, and Fhsl Rsltoad 800 tI M iio
For New Haven London and Stoningon Railroad al 200
u Is. 400 500 q. IA.
For Canal Railroad ~ }. m 10 Northampton
For Housaioue Railroad, 500 a. m, lt0 y H. .
Nor Naussuel Railroad. AGO q 10. 400
For Danhury and Norwslt Railroad, 30 300 m SOP
Nomm0li'u' S'eep''s '-'' a''''' JAMES M HOYT Snr
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G 6Orpomtion NOtitts.
NOTICE-Pnblic notlce Z

[mRPORAIlON NDIlIE.-IUDnC nOtlCt IL
hereby given 20 occupant oceupsnts Of
that the foosg completed and lodged
oe othe Board o Assessors for examination by all persons inter
estsd
lat For regulating grading setting eurb aud gutter snl Gag
sidewalks Jh, li 3D. ,nd J streets Tom h aenae 10 ha
2d For budug sewers p .renu, between and lls ,trts,
I'd 6th ,bd IIOh lh street 6etSeen %
and Harlem Hver Avenue A. between sh aud llolb e
aud l24th street. betssen 4th aud 5h sVennrl , -,
3D. For building sewer in ih street from 3h avenue 10 'he h
River. 80,
Prregus grading and setting curb 'ui gutter stones IN 'oih
street from Nh 70 sb avenues. H,
and Lo OF Ground r,eAnt Lots and parcels o Lana ho %
let Both sides of 1eih 3s I'D and 1h from h NeaW
the River; the OF lot from 18th TO 5 e
Of ID 10th I20,h also both d., Of ll'ih
nom tth Harlem also the north ais OF lh sel
and both side, Of h and ll9th from ID 10 Gh avenues %
both side, Of from ih II llstb streets also we n9ip ~,
23d from Ess East and both sac. c
I2h from &th 70 ah also, The yes, as u we
and the eide Of Ssu Bt,t from l2 10 l es
D. All the lots oil u. boEs sE bsiSeeE esh and s sIesu
and the tth and 5b also all the lots oil the blocks ng Oe
9Th and S5h and th the East ReL
Both Of Oh 5ih 10 the eipi Of
half the bloch the Iusuectug
Al persons Who,e Affected by the above named A"
the them reqnsid
peut their objections In writing JACOB OAkLki ClsmA
New Courthouse within thirty days from the date Of hs notice
JACOB v OAKLEY, }
ioaS isi,c p qSTTTIITEEL, Board Of Assessors
OFcs AorssoRs NEW CorRr HORSE March TO- 1903
NOTICE.-The COMMITTEE ON RAIL
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s. Citr Hall on SATURDAY. March n, at13m.
having before tie Committee requested az
tendW without further notice.
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NICHOLAS SEGER, JAMES " MCVEANY,
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

SrNpaY TR,fvs-a3O WAY Train Tor ousvilsi y ~ ana
10 m Tor Paterson Nght E5r,ss ior punAr bui'
o Rochester Salamanca and all points West aud soath SUp NJ
Hmgrau llo0 for Paterson and ro 1stA n
EIpress Trains through 10 SAlananra phhAIA a
ont change coss connection with s Soubeh Ad
Western lines. -. .--.u..u. III
Night Trains q %, p.o.4x.,-
Depot loot Of CLabes Nrslok Ao Lons DoeE Depot Jey
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey.-
~ Trains jersey C for Permout at $50 and 99 m l'1
t72 52J sad 6:J2 p The $50 l and tIa run TO aonsey
SOUTHSlDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN

COUTHSIDE RAILROAD Of J.. I.-(WIN-
- TER ARRANGENENTSD ,,- .,
Leave James,sp. y. y, stJ VIA L. kslfohi 10 J"hh or
Bsb,lon and all WsTsaionA =,
Railroad to Jamaica, Babylon and all way stAtiout
LrXre J.ns,stp ~ T. p H. VIA H. l. halfosHi |" 1ah' o'
BABYLON and all
Levs FranklB,ye Brookyp d2:5 via Brooklyn central
R,lrold. JsmaleA for BAhylon snd all "Arstsitons
Leave BsbTo1 OF 55 for Jamaica aud "syfuohs connect
Ing Railroad. arriving az JansssslP h Wh
Leave BAbyle 5S for Jsnacs and all rsyssnon' connect
log -h train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad aHHng" FfAnAn"e'
Drootlyn, st 10 . M. q, - ..-.,-. -
Leave BABYLON AZ 1910 for Jsmies ,od all us'son' con
p,rung tr,n Of L. Railroad arriving jane, sshp at p "a
Babylon al for J,maios and all "r'sen' CON
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AZ. Bret,n at O3 D. m and connecting also with the horse cars Of
, E, New Yoi and Railroad Which e,vs Jamaica e,ery W
ninn,, WHITE. SupsrntesdenL
To eject Sor g 1857.
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snsiruttiun.

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An Illustrated Guide to the principal Suburban psos tie Line OF
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CRIE RAILWAY-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

H foot Of Chsmbersst, Payouis Ferry: r,tA
600 ~ Day EyJr,s for Rochester, Buffalo, SALAMANCA DuhA
.,J al ,AiIt. Wet and SOuth. .-.,--
- qgv Trnin dsiv Otle and intermediate stations
1000 N. Egpres: ha'i for Buffalo SA'@aHe' DunAn' ~
$50 D. m Nav Tra Mdiletown and nsrm'iaie stations
20 a. Irag oygss siofpng only at sterling Junction 9'nr
and stations Tuners TO Fort Jer'h He"OuS'' %
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sO y NJ NJht Eyprss. Roehese Bun-0 osAmNL'A Jun
800 a m Vag Traia Tor Sufrm and intermediate stations
CO IA M Night Erress daily Rochester Buffalo SALAMANCA
pun and ali go West South BY this train sleeping coaches
will run through to cincinnati without change
800 D 10. Emigr,ni 1ftiH. daily, for the West
Also Way Boiling Spring Passic and Paterson at5t9
ard 3l5 m l. and l.45 40O 6:G, and ll:~ v nt ou
Wednesday .b Tbeaer Train at Y O'clock for Suaern and inter
mediate stations
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NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SINNER ARRANGEMENT le5i
COMMENCING JuNE .. 1867
TRAINS LEAVE SEW YORK

ps S ou m lo Twenty seveuAs A. AMI Fourth
ave futnuce on Twentr.ss'snthst 81
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NEW. JERSEY r. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,

~ Wa ken.nston pm. Via Camden y M pm va
" Phia 10 IN anl u hight For Bait aud Washington
-sOAm I'm 7:J0 pn For South aud SWes-S"am' u hV'D
1.J0p.m.' ,...- :, -
P0R THE wEST-To Cincinnati and Cboro-gw a m u N
m 7:Bp m The sni 10 trans lhrongh WIN bnt
chsnge Palace sepngcs p m trsn ron through
pnua without haugr making connections al Ciucnna I" W
early lines Fauy compartment cars also On
through Chicago
,usrin an train in advance with sll morning rom
CtIe,sa WV fsD,iv r. W JACKSON, Geg Supt
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Ns X bAb' "ehefh fa,s hgtht
UUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON XIV EK AND iihhIII.M hhilS-
i ROADS-On aud aner MONDAY. Nov -. I'M trains Sr
Albany and fp oosneetng With Northern Ahd western "u VIII
m E,prr,s sp viz Hudson River Railroad Thrtethst and
Tenth through Bridge without ehane OF
ears conuseng Troy sh trains for SaaiosA kutAh' Dsfs
and North. an
o a Ftur.ss train via Railroad connecting Albany
with .u, ~ tue West Troy ~iih trains for the honh
n m RIpre Harlem Railroad, Twenty nIthst ana
connecting Chatham With Western Railroad Tor Lebanon
Sur nes PteH G Albany .h Western trains and AZ Troy ~h
trains for SaaoEa Rutsnd, Burnton, sud The hof'h .
145 NJ EIpr>s Hudson River Railroad eonhee.hs ~
Asny as shd al TToJ with trans ioT hooHeA N
sleeping attached o., At, ....,tn. =, "a. h,r
Lebanon Spnpgs Piitned ke
As.ny Nth western sleeping attached Albany
Hudson River Railroad.
s ard through Suspension Bridge without chang
Of car. Also day excepting Saturday. attached
from through Ogdensburg without change wa o '"
ud Railroad Connection for Troy will be male al h"i ApAI
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m M tn via Hudson River Railroad With ssepugesrs sitaehi
ounu Albany for Buffalo And Suspension bge
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~ .nd srfirus Mi.an JD Returning leaves Miller
-" '''P H. '''''' wM IT, VANDERBILT. Vice President
LONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Wintcr Ar
r.ngement-Changs of Tme-Leave james sip; NAL
tr,n for Gresnpo sl NAsou connecting al Mnroa WIN
tf,n. fof Glen cove ani ,npsrad ~ Syoet passenger tia
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Hunter. Poiut q. To take eject Nov 4 lHhl.
l. D. BARTON. SUPERINTENDENT
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

MADAME FERRERO, No. Lafayette-place,
WI JoHtSst, will OPEN PARIS MILLINERY On
THURSDAY. March -
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

VNHIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK:
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MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1868:
J. A PAPER ON PAPBR-Schele de We're
q ABSOLUTlON-Grace Greenwood
3 HISTORY AND IT'S PIIIL0s0PHY-C Hepry, D. d.
4 VISIT TO ST. ALBANS, NEWBORN. A. Spencer, d. d.
5 THE PRINCESS VARBDA, Part LIZ A. Henry.
g. AMONG THE POOR GlRLS-Wirt Skies.
T. DISAPPOIHrMBNT-A f. Lancaster.
g. LIFE IN GREAT CITIES: III. YBDD0-Chas W. Elliott
g. THB POPE AND THE TEMPORAL SOvEREGNTY-John s.
C. Abbott
10 RXILE-Mrs r. II. StqidArd. - ,,,,
n TOO TRUE: A STORY TO-DAY. Chaps VII and VIII
~ A PEEP INTO NBW-NBTHERLAND TWO HUNDRED
A0O-R A. Duyckinck
IS ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN Mrs R. H. Soddard.
H. RESUMPTION. r. \ Gould
Is IN RE MR. THOM WHITE Lucy Fountain
10 HENRY WARD BBBCllHR. With Portrait
H. MONTHLY CHRONICLE; l. Occurrences 2 Literature. j.
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