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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
Half-past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Feb. l7--SP. NJ,


roS~Consequeut upon the Grmness in gold and the
favorable cable advces from liverpool there
able excitement in the market OF fully lkc
h. established at which the market closed strong
large business contaminated. the demand being
mainly from spectators The sales comprised Is 57 bales
including 1O0s speculation 2l3s for export $50
spinning and 27Uo in trpsihs We quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
"A View Yors

IA New Yorker travelling in Texas was stripped by
Tchrsra Proposing a game Of " seven up" la wh ich
no started with . protl3soTy note AZ stakes, hs Won
bscx all his yalusblcs and went his way rejoicing
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Alsv,qx Ion SATURDAY. February 10. a. hiss resi-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
STEAMBOAT COLLISION IN EAST RIVER

A collision occurred on the East River, of
Fort Schuyler yesterday morning about u o'clock be-
tween the side-wheel Elm City, OF the New-Ha-
ven Steamboat Line, and the propeller Electra OF the
Providence Neptune Line The accident was owing 20 q
dense fog which hung the river rendering naviga-
ton so dangerous that the Elm City had ceased working
her eneues and slowly drifting down the channel
when the Electra struck her amidshs with considerable
fjrce and would have cut through her side had she
not encountered the boilers OF the latter As ~ was
damage and she reached her destination with difficulty
Id had then TO be laid up IN dock Tor repairs Inc Eec
turn trip TO Providence the afternoon The Captains
az both steamers seek to shift the blame from their own
sonders-the Captain Of the Electra maintaining that
OF the Elm City was culpable because OF having been
mander OF e Elm CITY charges the responsibility on the
Captain Of the Electra, on account OF MS hAinE
running his boat at high speed in dense log ~ Is
ported that neither sounded any signals or III any way
informed the other OF its presence.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
DIED.


DAvIsThe samuel Davis Of pueumoua April TO- at bis
country residence. Bngishto~n NewJersey. - -,
Funeral services Enghtovn Prehytean Church on Friday Apr
Friends Of the fanny wishing attend are requested
10 call No place. "Wednesday THURSDAY previous to
obtain the aud time oesVng Ns~'iork
DURYEE-Iu Fatbush. L. l. Monday, April 10 Ellen Dar'se
aged 65 years months and 20 days -. A.
The Of the deceased invited % rtend me
funeral Reformed Dutch Church In Faibuh on Ihuray "a
inst. at o'clock.
JEwETT-on Tuesday, Apr2l, Mrs Csrsa Jessit In the II"
OF her
Her friends wuen Louis and Joseph Cose
the funeral the residence Of her
John Bell No 456 West Twenty econds on Friday At "eoek
JoHNsToYIn Philadelphia Tuesday night Jemma daughter Of tho
late Robert Johnston
Her furera v Friday April a. at occs from he.
mothers residence No ~ PoNerst, Williamsburg Friends OF ths
family invited 10 attend without further notice
LRwIS-On TUESDAY 2 inst after lingering Illness Maria L. Lewis
In the 9th year Of her wife Of Charles V. Lewis
The relatives and friends the family invited to attend the funeral
from the Church Beeeke aud DownDgst SATURDAY. al
u D. NJ without further notice
PEIROyyETOu Tuesday April 81 suddenly Juhs BhIibetb
Peironnet wife Peronnet The S year of her
The the family respectfully invited 70 atenh
services THURSDAY April - 10 the Chapel kHg
College 4S9 Fth o'clock, The remains WIZ %
taken 10 Tsrrytown for intennent, Frday Zith
and Lassle 1ll)
Tuesday the 2s Sarab A.
the residence of her sonin.law, Mr. d. H. Harkns
The relatives and friends Of the family aud of hsr soDinw are re-
pectfuy invited the funeral this afternoon az q 0cock
from temporary chapel Of st. Thomas Church FhhaVe aud
Fifty.thinlsL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
AUSTRIA.
THE INTER-CoNFEssIOEAL BILL

THE INTER-CONFESSlONAL BILL.
The bill regulating the relations of the var
GUS creeds in the Austrian empire is but completion OF
the measures subject of civil marriages and educa
ton The new bill permits parents TO determine before
marriage the religion in which the children are 10 be
brought up. They come to an agreement on TINS
head before marriage the birth of each chid or
come 10 no determination at ALL An appeal Is allowed
from the decision OF the parents BY clause l. every
child OF IA freely select the creed TO which ne
wishes TO belong. Change Of religion and pro
is to be forced pay for creed TO which he does not
long or to follow the formulas of any worship whether
his own or anohers The sunday question gave rise TO
some discussion. Arguments from economy and human
ity were adduced In support Of the Church view that
day. on this point an amendment proposed by Baron
Tt was adopted by rs votes To 65 TO the effect that all
public works which not urgent should De suspehoe
on the Sabbath Clause II secuarses cemeteries Every
creed il at liberty adopt what religious ceremonies IL
chooses this solemn OCCASION but everything else re-
latiug TO burias is confined to the civil authorities
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23

WILMINGTON n c. Appl 22sprits Turves,lne, eo Rosns--
ssr,,ned a, n so AZ So Coton-M Mddings 2as Tar, $2
PaLApELyHtA April 21Coon, 9g3iIe for hdthsgs Cloves
Seed s6 for Ohio fsrseed 81 90 Petroleum sm Crude eic;
Refined 25e Four-Superhne. 80 I3G ~; krtH, ssS0ee
Wessm Extra Family 80 s0dsa Pennsahia aud Ohio do'
Ella sl2 bO Fancy ia SIS; California. SlSd sls -
HEwORLEAss April n Mddings Sic hes.feh sight
EIra so co. Corn 81 @ds 10 0ats te hsL SIso
s2l Mess Po $28 Bseon-shoalders BE- Oesf "o oto
OswsGo April r5a IL 70, No Spring. 81 70 ter
Red Winter, sl3 50 for White S4 50 for Double BIiIs
2Cheayo Spring 80 80 Corn 81 "a for No In car e. 80 m.
$40 ewt Mlleed-sh0r s5s sh9ssoa $3.50 e'V s"'n@p
db8c for Ear and for sheled Data s for No Souop M
WHISKY 81 Is Mess Pork ST 50d S3s Bulk heas-slde lIte
shoulders lie shoulders 5dl3ic Sides, 35al9i Cesf
Rb 6lc Clear Sides. ric Hams, lee Lard, lSc ,-.
MmwArKEE April 2Flour Choice Wisconsin and Iaws 80
$40 2 Medium, % 250es59 whest 81 10 for No nd 81 Ia
- o. for summer receipts and % % bS No. Oats 62S6e COrn
cnc.gs Agi IL -Flcgr-chI..ss spring Erir.s % ssssl
Whfs-$2 pQ ~ 10 for No No 81 o. Corn-So @gs6b
store So So sample lots So Od 2 s. Mess Pork ss1 Lard IL
lfIc Rump PO-Er,ra Prime, cal Dry Sailed Shoulders HE
Live Hog., 90 eod % 50, Beef Cattle 81 2sStsf IS
- f0uIs Apri n-Coon, 2c Flour, &7d8i Is Wheat
Prime to Choice Fan O. S5q 81 s spring s2 sSss H. Cern
81 20 for Fan Pork snasTso Dry sstaa sA"1.t Igess w
Shoulders i5 Clear sSs. iSg1Ia srd-s''am Kettle Si'is'
LoTsVIts April ,.fobiccoLugs to Fair Leaf ss2sass ts
Cotton ao a2sd Four-super6ne SO IS Wheat ~ @d ~ So
Corn aaac Oats 74d75c HEAVY Kentucky BaggDg " 20
80 so Rope 8lc Mess Pork $27 So Baoonshoaders ltic
Clear SIDES l7lc Lad-Tisrce &c., kegs l'- WHISKY free.
n
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
MARRIED..

Tuesday, April H. Ct ise residence
of r. W. Carpenter Des Moine Iowa by the kv T. Leunsoey
Theodore W. Carpenter daughter Of the late Joseph Csfea
Of fPOrtchester, n \.
JAYHE-CORNELL-On fuesay April q By The Rev Geo ,s
D. the r. Foster d. d., Frank jayne 70 yuhA W.
s.coad daughter Of J. B. Cornell all Of this city
PURDY-BROwN-At Mown April 81 1863 b, the hes Charles
Beatty Mr. Pury Of westeheer 40 Mrs ssrsh d. bfSsa
daughter Of Benjsmin Trpp Of the former place
SwALM-RAYMONDOn Tuesday April a. at the residence ofthe
brides Barholemew w Frank
D.. to Mrs Anna X Raymond, all Of Brooklyn No cards
THOMPsON-wRAY-On TUESDAY April 2 al 81 Lukss Charch.
Tntte David L. Thompson Of FuhBg L. 10 Mary
A. Wray Of this city. No cards .r.re
WHRELER-LB PETITAt St Georges Church, suyyeaui
on Wednesday April a. BY the Rev Morgan Dir d. d. George W.
Wheeler to Sarah Frances lie Petit, all Of ths city,
Boston papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
BAVARIA.
NO UNION WITH NORTH GE.sL.NY.

NO UNION WITH NORTH GE..J
On the 10th of April the Minister OF the
Interior issued a circular to the Projects OF the
Departments stating that the principles adopted by
the Government are the maintenance OF the inde-
pendence OF Bavaria but neither isolation nor union with
the North German Confederation the loyal fullment VI
her treaties with Prussia avoidance Of an anGerman
policy the regulation of the common interests OF Ger
many m accordance with treaties; education OF the
people and improvement Of their social condition; ber
al development of the country and the STRENGTHENING OF
the national defenses The circular in conclusion states
that while respecting freedom Of opinion in the public
functonares the Ministry will not suffer any hostile ag
tatlon on their part against the Government though Is
willing 10 pass over recent occurrences In silence
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
c1rv MISSION AND TRACT SOCIETY.

The quarterly meeting of the Board OF Dlrec-
tors Of the NewYork City Mission and Tract Society was
held Yesterday afternoon at No 80 Bible House There
was Good attendance Of directors and Of delegates from
the various Evangelical churches. The President the
Rev. Thomas Dewitt being absent, the chair was taken
NV A. r. wetmOre, esq, YicePresident The Executive
Committee, through the Rev Or crosby reported tne
on ratons OF the Missions for the past year The Treas
uer said that the Of $4,000 was needed TO carry Oh
the mission work during the SUMMER months.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
OBITUARY.

The Right Rev. Cicero S. Hawks, ID. d.
IL d.. Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese Of st. Louis
died on Tuesday evening aged IS years Bishop hawks
WAS born in NewberD, n. G., May &C. 1912. He was
brother OF the late Rev. Francis L. Hawks d. d., in
whose family he resided from child and to whom he
vas indebted for his education He seven years
rector of Trinity Church. Buffalo, n " having entered
upon his duties there in 1886 In 1873 he accepted an ~
and in 1874 was elected and cOnsecated Bishop OF the
Diocese position he has wOrthy filed for "a years.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD.

TOLEDO, April 22.-At the annual meeting
to-day directors unanimously elected,
follows: Messrs f. b. Phillips, Albert Keep OF Chicago
Philo Morehouse Of Elkhart j. s. Barry OF Constantine
Mich. T. Hoag OF Toed0, W. Williams OF Buffalo. n.
Beardsly OF Auburn n. Y, lie Grand Lockwood, Henry
Keep Jesse HOyt, J. Packer, A. Havemyer, and ID. ~
Barney New-YOrk At "a subsequent meeting OF the
Board, Mr. T.. B. Phillips reelected President Mr..
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
GENERAL COURT.MARTIAL.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The following Gene
raj CourMartal has been appointed to meet at Fortress
Monroe Va on the sth inst for the trial of such prison
ers as may be brought before it:
Br,yet Brig Gen W. Hays, sib ARTILLERY.
Breyet Col r. b. Wilston "a Artillery.
Brevet Major G.. b. CsBpbelL 4th Artllhry.
Breyei Major @. b. Rodney 18th ARTILLERY.
Brevet Major J. D. ShiBn % Ariilery.
Breye Major L. y. Rtenhelse 5th ARTILLERY.
Breset Cast ID Arilery
Brevei Col G. " Henry, lst Artillery, Judge Advocate
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA, April 22 - In the House yesterday
the Committee Fisheries and Navigation presented a
report, recommending that tunnage fee OF ~ per tun
be imposed American vessels fishing In Canadian
waters In the Senate the Alien bill was amended by
making residence in the Dominion OF one year sufficient
for naturalization purposes Tenders have been invited
from the Inman, Cnnard and other steamship companies
for the conveyance Of mails between Halifax and Great
Britain.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
ITALY.
MARRIAGE OF PRINCE HUMBERT.

FLORENCE, April 22-The marriage of Prince Hum
bert the heir presumpivo of the King of Italy, with
the Princess Margaret. his cousin took place to-day
at the Chapel Royal in Turin King Victor Emmanuel
the Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia,
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Marie Clotide, and
a great many Italian notabes were present. Great
preparations making in this city for the reception
of the Prince and his wife,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
DOMESTIC MARKgTs

MoHuK q April p -Cpon--Mddngs, 81 03c r ff lf'
ArsrsrA ia, April Observation-Disclosures JOc. ~ .r .a
s,y,sMH Ga, April 22.-Cotton- -Mildlng Gle
CH,nLEsros, =. g., April 2t-Cottou-- -Mtdiags, M0oOi
HuTtNoRK, April 2-Cot.oa-- AidduE, 3c flonr
ToIEpo April n-whea *2 10 oats-No aud Mich, osioc
SIS FRANCISCO April 2-CorB quiet Extra 81 73 Supene,
Al Wheat-Good shipping 81 iOdt2 IS Legal Tenders 7li
MExPms April 22-Colton Ole Flour-Sapefhne, "a Pork,
42I NDsaa bacon--Clcir Sides l8c shoulders, l5dl1lc
BuyyALo April lflour bio So; Amber Ohio, hn OatsMsrkst
hare Rye-None here. Barley ~ n PoIk. ga Lard lS0SlG
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

FRUsTRATION OF A CONSPIRACY TO MURDER
LOUISVILLE, April ga conspiracy to rob the
pay train OH the Jeersonvlle railroad andmurder the
men in charge thereof, discovered yesterday by
Detective Officer Bright OF Chicago Four OF the con-
spratOrs arrested in Jacksonville and two escaped
They were In the employ Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
FREE PASSAGE TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
CONVENTION

CHICAGO, April %. The Delegates to the
Republican National Convention to be furnished free
passes good over any road The eairmen Of their
pecye State Central committees will mail such passes
them. Application should De made by letter to Dr.
Charles " Dyer. Chairman of the Chicago Committee
OF ARRANGEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

PACIFIC DECLARATION OF THE MoNIrEUR'
Br ATLANTIC TIL HaRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
PARIS. April 22-EvENING.-The Monite" du 80"
in an editorial to-day says Through the good sense
of the people the baseless apprehension oil an ap-
preaching war has subsidized, and the public mind Is
now tranquil This result is in part due to the Efforts
made by foreign powers to sustain the pacific poioy
of France"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE FENIAN TRIALS.

EvENING.-The trial Of the Fenians charged with
causing the Clerkenwell explosion was resumed at
10 o'clock this morning.
The examination of the witnesses for the prosecu
ton was continued. Mr.. Clifford, Warden at the
Clerkenwell House of Detention, was sworn and tes
titled that on the 12th of December he saw English
and T. Desmond with truck, on which was cask
they were near the prison wall which was blown
up on the next day Hannah Gillies testified that on
the night of the 18th she saw Keefe neal
the place where the explosion occuu ed
Mr. Masker, warder at the Clerkenwell Prison
testified in regard To BuTkes conduct observed by
him at the time of the explosion. Mr.. Vanger an
officer of the same prison was sworn: said he saw
the %bman Ann Justice for the first time on Decem
Der 13; she was admitted within the prison TO visit
Casey, who was fellow prisoner with Burke
shortly before Ann came in. one Mrs. Berry had an
interview with Burke; at that time Ann was seen
outside in company with the prisoners at the bar
Mr. Worth. a war1er at the Clerkcnwe Prison. was
sworn. He testified that Inc saw Ann Justice in the
prison on the 18th of December this was her first
visit there he also saw her with Allen and
T. Desmond Outside in the street just
before the explosion took place after that they fled
and were arrested Other testimony gwen
which fully cOrroborates the evidence of Warder
Worth. Mt Alum that he Barrett and
Ann Justice unloading the cask from the truck. Mr.
Bird testified with much circumstantial minuteness
that he saw Barrett place the fuse in the cask les
tmony was given to show that the latter witness
identified Barrett at Milbank. where he picked him
ont among nine other men. The interest manifested
in the trial is undated. The Courtroom was
crowded with spectators throughout the day.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT MAYNooTH.
DUBLIN. April 22-EvENING.-The Prince of Wales
accompanied by the principal officers of state and a
large and brilliant suite visited the Roman Catholic
University at Maynooth to-day. Mr.. Johnson. the
Orange Secretary, has been released from coniine
ment at Belfast.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
RANcHMEN KILLED BY INDIANS

ST. LOUIS, April ga dispatch from Fort
Mcpherson dated Feb ~ says four men were killed by
the Indians yesterday; and two were brought in alive
but they scaiped. The Indians atemt ted to cap
ture j. A. SlOsson's stock, but repulsed by tie
ranchmen These Indians are supposed 10 come from
the Republican River.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

RESIGNATION OF TWO MEMBERS OF PARLA-
MENT.
LONDON, April 29.--Sr Morton Peto and Mr.. Lau-
renee Oliphant have resigned their seats in the House
of Commons.
THE ARRESTS At BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
Barry and Keefe are the names of the supposed
Fenan incendiaries who were arrested at Bucking-
ham Palace last night They were brought up before
police magistrate this morning, and. after brief
examination remanded to Jail until a chemical anal
ysis is made of the combustible fluid found in their
possession.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
r.,r E1AuMF MIrpDrp

WORCESTER, April 22.-Josephine LaFlamme
and David Dore, her paramonr the alleged murderers OF
LaFlamme the French Canadian IN the town OF Webster
Thursday night last taken before the Court this
morning and fully committed
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
SPAIN.
NARvAEz ON THE POINT OF DEATH.

NARvAEZ ON THE POINT OF DEATH
MADRID April 22.-It has just been officially an
nounced that Narvaez, the President of the Council
and Minister of War. is dying.
EvENING.-The bulletins in regard to the health of
Prime Minister Narvaez announce that His Ex-
cellency is better this evening
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
Mining and agricultural news in Arizona
10 encOnraRlng.


The steamer Montana, for Panama, sailed
from San EraueiscO yesterday with e07g0O0 In treasure
HG6,OO0 Of which Is fer New York
THE ST. Louis express train, going West,
from Cincinnati Tuesday night OF the track near
North Vernon None Of the passengers were injured The
express took 1Te aud the destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23

CINCINNATI, April 22-The loss to the Adams
Express Company by the burning OF their car In the ace
dent the Ohio and Missssppi Railroad last night IS
heavy Two messengers IN the burning car winch
was locked aud they escaped only by aid OF persons on
the outside who knocked hole Ia IT, through which they
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE WEATHER.

NEw.YoRK, Hour Their Bar Wind Hour Ihsr Bar b,rs
April al 40 @B y w. b. SZ W.
9029 w. o. OH y W.
3 $50 W23S. W. ii co. yLl y
lt5; fog from l23 80 IN
eng The ~ could be 600 feet only az
y from 2iS overcast cloudy noon little cloudy essr
rosu which the Nassa College OBJ
story 49, u the evening" low down In the ~ W. Just nors
The Pedes toward the northeast has period OF %
years discovered by M Brorsen on Feb ls moves IN an
elliptic At its Penhelon In 1891 owing TO It's un'or
M position the At It's second retnn
ON April 1857 the National Observatory washington
d. c. constellation of Perseas H moved thence 70 point QUE
degree the lower pointer the constellation oil tue
Bear, sometimes called the Great Dpper The fuga
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
SUMMARY OF NEw-oRLEANs NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-MajOr Henry C..
RObnett of the ls IT, s. Infantry committed suicide this
morning A. S. Mansfield, formerly Of the First National
Bank was arrested to-day on the charge OF completely
the burning Of the steamer Shooting star, on which
100000 insurance was collected
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

ny GuLV CABLE. TRIBUNE
HAVANA April 22-The Sugar market animated and the ,as Of
the day ba, been very large No y Dutch STANDARD quoted at aa
reals ~ arrobe Flour sl9 bbl Exchange London el2 y
cent DTpmium
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
FIRST SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN FROM ST. LOUIE
FOR NEW-YORK.


ST. LOUIS, April 22.-The first direct ship
ment OF wheat in bulk from st. Louis to NewYork
made yesterday, via NewOrleans The lot consists Of
$4,000 bush Spring Wheat, at 81 Oj per bush. Freight
SOC, including transfer TO New-Oreans and towage TO
New-YOrk. strong party is forming here, in cOnnec
ton with party In Liverpool to ship grain in bulk 10
the latter point and to open direct import trade be-
tween the two cities.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
rHE ASSASSINATION oE pARcY MCGEE.

OTTAWA April 22.-The authorities have
found man who says he the shot fired that killed
Darcy MCGEE. He has not yet Whalen, but feels
confident that he can identify him.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
GERMANY.
THE FEDERAL DEBT BILL.

THE FEDERAL DEBT BILL.
BERLIN April 22.-Count Won Bismarck has with
drawn from the North German Parliament the Fed
eral Debt bill which was introduced by the Govern
ment. He takes this action in consequence OF the
amendments which had been made to the bill by the
Opposition
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23


eachins Nothing gnsr for than HTY ENT insertion
uttnw md line hssnd Mrhgs rec chaged
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
ACCIDENT TO THE WELLAND CANAL.

ST. CATHARINEs, Ontario, April 22.-The
gates OF Lock No OF the Weland Canal we're carried
away this morning by the propeller Congress Nayga
ti0n will De resumed In few days.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
For THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

CHICAGO, April ga number OF leading
Republicans have called meeting TO consider the feasi-
bUity of erecting wigwam the lake shore for the
use of the National Republican Convention. The move
ment contemplates building large enough 10 acc0nino
date ~ 900 persons.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
neutrality-suspicious.

JACKSON, April 22.--The Convention to-day
modified tho fifth section Of the Franchise bill, which
excludes from Office all persons who gave voluntary aid
10 the Rebellion not to apply TO private soldiers
cep such voted for signed the ordinance OF scces
SION,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE mainly York and Brooklyn but it is
the Cities
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

OF
andW
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23
Total Gain in fifteen weeks,
TO ADVERTISERS.

Man
chcuSome
a in e city, VI IN i o advetsein
New-York tribune., 1868-04-23

Low Price
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