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New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
TIE BED MEN IN PHILADELPHIA.

This morning, at 81 o'clock, the formal oeol,
,.ton OF the new huh Of the Independent Order ol ~
Men AZ Third and Brownss came of In the presence Vi
crowded assembly The ceremony was pelI9t5Iheo IA
tbe sparous hall upOn the first floor OF he S %
nroccssion consisting of the officers OF tle l,. -
ftLc United states. and Directors ana 20 a.
rangorneUfs Of the hall. formed IN lAc iVoh % e
CraDd ode of the United States on the tmlo noof
1,b"nee me procession went 10 inc m1ln hdli' n
iarve lafru was erected In the hall, directly opposite
t6e Tncin1l entrance Upon this platform seven OF the
member of the Grand Lodge had stations Inc ffesl-
All ~ t,o Ifau Association GOtieib Frank advanced
60 Tho Cblef Povhatau" Nir &. Roeser OF Newark n
i and formally delivered 10 him the hall Then tDee
C3icf orlercd the Great Warrior" (Frank hchnltL OF
Tittsburgh Pa TO light the Council hic. Inc
Are Was lighted, and the Warrior" repOiIeu
that n burned brightly. A chant vas
then sung by tie entire order, The High Priest iar
ouin of Baltimore Maryandl, offered prayer aiteT ue
isnton OF the council fire. "Chief Powhatan" tieh re-
turned the hail 20 the Lodges OF Pennsylvania. ihIouel
Phi Law OF the SusQuehana Lodge, No 10, OF fehsy l.
yaua. Another hymn chanted. Tho procession theH
reforming marched back TO the room OF the 6ad Ouge
Dected with the dedication wero az an enc
Al the pcuc Yesterday afternoon, az Washington he-
treat the crowd immense GOtleb Frank the FFesl
dent Of the Hall Association, was presented hdhosOue
silver goblet eight inches in hight engraved with an aI
prDuriste inscription aud drawing OF the new hall
humber of the various tribes we're also the recipients O
richly wrought and beautiful flags tPhladclpl Ieic
graph, Aug. 49,
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m for Geenpo ani an stations except Woot and wios
Tree 9Dam NorlUou Passenger Tran and al stations
cept Willow Tree $50 Sss ra for GreeHpot sePping a.
JAnaica Mneols ckie at Az stations Et $50 AOItbpors
Passenger iTain aud al stations eutp NloE Ire
isp Passenger IraiH s stations AL Iasugsr tsaRs
trains upsead peH Cove.
Train leaves Hunters pop at hr aDstesi
North lsp Norihpt al aou srtirrs al Hoe.
PoGt At 6ilO p. Takes eject J9ue ] re;
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excursions.
sW SAILING ARRANGEMBN

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE aud
~ BOSLYN. isldrg Whtstue Bayls p9eSi Great 81
Su. Point Motifs Dock Wool On iua amer MONDAY,
june H. be steamer ARROWSMTH Capt Mnte VIII iea1e PECK
sw q Elst River eye morning Sio Tor the Goo'e shi'
hg4 Returning. will leave Rosyn At $3.50 no.
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Gt7tbrrs.

EDUCATIONAL.-500 TEACHERS WANTED
II to exchange reports and III vacancies according 70
Address with stamp AMERICAN BDOOAIoNAL oAO" w. 80
Broadway.
Vsl Years prove Amer. School Institute" un-
- Introducing Teachers to schools aud for representing
Salaries AHb % S<Al
several good schools sale j. ". .SCERMBRHON No u Bopdt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

HERALD OF HEALTH.
II 4 CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER;
HABIT AS AN EDUCATIONAL FORCE Mr.. Caroline NJ sew
EDUCATE CHILDREN TOGETHER, AND FOR EACH OTHER
THE OLD BODY TO TUB OLD SOUL CPoem) Mrs Frances
MN WOMEN. ANp Old AGE Mrs 2. Oakes smith.
POOb MEDICATION Dr. J. II Hanslod
THR nEAF AND DuMH. H. p Pest. LID
WHAT I2 A MAN Woem) hrs D. Harry Ihme
SUPERFICIAL CULTURE Mrs Horce Naan
COLDS Geo H. Ts,lor ~. D.
MY CHILD. Woeml Mrs NJ. A. kitcr
THE BESrIAIIIY OF AMUSEMENrS. n. r Fothrf' an
A AsIEIGH RIDE OVER THE ALPS Mrs L. =, Fowler n D.
My some MES DO Sor love TO DRINK IsaaeJennings
ND -
hating Pork-A Model ShooTho KndrcarienI IoehelWhsr %
Pst Fi-Trcatert OF the Bathing aud Eucoo Much
Rresd-Esres Of Hygiene Len O1t-Cholic EoeU-Leonlde
s,c-fhe gueso-lpsraoy Studies for Ply oogt'erc'a SO
snd DereopmtnHov Strengthen the C1cun0es-cel
Corn-Our Ou7 Spices and Condiments oil,
tsar - rt. number For subscribers aud $50 We viii
send premium Wheeler Wilson'S Sewing Machine woi1 ~
large number sewing hGye taken adyaitae on i Lner
Sold everywhere MILLER, WOOD Co No 10 LachtsL, New
InLa .m-r..n Nv. % and A-- L.-k Er-s % A-eLl.
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STEAMBOATS, mS gaiIro26s.

PRIsToL LINE-AT 5P,M ..,.,, =, -, ,,.,
BoToS IaoyDESce 4So $aEaAE955 M s ~ ,i' p9tSrs
BRISTOL,
'''' ." p IN, M6SDAis. wEDSEsDiIS. aaa FRIDAYS
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS att IN, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sArUR.
Connecting Express Train Bristol the fooAins mOnns at
Ai,6s a, Boston at O'Clock m ia eOnvsyaness
P iaiea Low the lowest and landed @ Be;ts9
JAMES FISK. r., Managing Director =
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY. .--Raroad
NELLY WHITE leave. Pier No g. River IT,
sSaeetsg With the Dsn5rry sal Xcsavsa Railroads Reforming
leaves Soa NorvaA at 75 or oa arrival Of the Danba and
Fare 8 cenj Excursion Tickets 81 "a Stages eOuuec, New
Cauaan !" ltoa. and Mdgeoed
HOR HARTFORD. Direct--CFTY OF HART
u FoRD AID GRANirs STATE leave Pees..p 5ny q, n Sr
fe Cheoog. Ioyols northampton BattsSSro T. IT, sc
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD AND THE NORTH Fare : Steamers % r. gsss Sf PECK
EOR ORIENT, Greenport, and Sag HarbOr-
steamer ESCORT Iuesh's THURSDAYS sg SATURDAYS from Pier
No 26 tPcokspl kasi issT at m IsIJlhLL lb South
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT--F For WHITE
MOTIFS DOCK, GLgNCovE GLgSwooD aud ROSLYE Ou sud
WSSas & e & r @ s Psl G'a a. d K r. .s $751; mSs Sa, SA a
day' erceptsi) at4 n, Tor ths ahoye.nemed places
EOR ALBANY and TROY.--Fare 81 80,
ber ls The esaat steamers yGSDERBT and coNSKTigur
las sI ' SS ac Sf Eve Ss and I' S $ 9 ssssA I, s
clock connecting ah NvYork Crtnl Railroad for Buao and ~
po. West and With Rensselaer, and Siraosa and Lake Cbamlm
or Montreal akg Geoe Saratoga ami al Ahowih
rail Tor North Adams Burlington sud PHts Fast Pare sunday ~
'ccu1si At oacs. No ois we,t,i
nAILY LINE for CATSKILL, landing at
W.. % cp Ss s@ 6oet 1iG D 's ssm5dt , oMis
qThtL 5 So Sf% cSMro MS6Af %EbSBs
DAY. snd FRIDAY st5 ~, from moi Pransiin.sL. n r.
TOR NEWBURGH, West Point, Poughkeep-
Il e, Rulou su Kingston laung At Cos'eus' Docs Cornwall
New H'@'''' aud StEE2isNEAH n MARY POWELL
D.,brOul.+t livery AFTERNOON at $50 o'cloeh
1899 ID. u. q 4. SMITHs STEAMBOAT
LOOC. LANE hem Iarroast Per daily SUNDAY. IocrteL
is III: H,y.1,s S' y T oa aG'NS
Pekskn landing Tliriyourtsi each STEAMER ADELPH
Gr Yonkers fiaibg Do5hs Ferrgaryovu Sing Sipg
g. COFFIN lSldst loukers, Hgs Dobhs Ferry
Tauytoun, A1d Nyack osca on the riet T. LANE Lero
DEDUCTION in Fare.-To or from Yonkers,
70 cts o :1 = M Pss sssS.; 3 sfs SH S 81 2 s1:
efCambrrs, afternoon at O'Clock max above nns NS
S Ss, sssp'1 w lis ITius"n and YnkeT
CUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
trips between NsvIork AID New~k SUNDAY be Aug 20: Leave
York foot barclay 1880 m. 4n D L~re
Newark, foot Of Centre ST. hOA m ava ia pnE az beIea
Poyh e,ch way w. GaEION. Sgptt nteedee,
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEWBURaH.
- Pare soc Tie THOMAS CQJLrR eves the pier
wanenst EVERY SUNDAY MoRNfNG, y nrOck JLirt-
s s .n co scsnS sd csr R.sSs.
leaves Newtnrh at u M. arriving In New loIk at p
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trains leave Jeney CITY for Permout At rs aud h liza
an 5:a ea The s' Freight and "a t;,2 and sa
'b'' ''- ' THOS w. DEMARRST, sop.riutspt.u,
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nrn NnL,NG EnIKe

IOINU
CovrsNTs The Cruise Of The Le starlight y Amt FannE Ih'
pes AMI CIDER i Ircrca p ae Giant and Dwaf ny William Allen
Better; The Two WogcBes hy H. A. Fi Our FIVE le nj ens ana
thr Relations bv NJ L Pr,t Heat hv bouse lho
let The story the author " To Seven L
R,'. f Hour win Father Bahthoycs BY J. y IfeNbr o.
TIE Catcuilr Ly Mr O D. Mler Goals o. Ere y louise On.a
i.T Monitor Cast AWAY The Cold Part XIV hy T. Haytsi e
Brogn Hands hy ~ a. X William Henry Letters Eighth
Pselet hv Ms A. Da1 Tie Baby House Femme by Alice kno
Hu. 1e Song. Che Evcrirg Lamps Our Letter EoG
Now Ready at sll Bookstores
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THE YINELAND ACADEMY.
VINETAND y

Incorporated utdc tie iiWs ~ NewJerser.
The Rev r. CHuBBlCK. A. NJ. Pru0pa asqred ~ An IN
corps u Instructors THIS b hrstolss school fr both e1es
business and collegiate 81 study, oiefg unuuhl
advantages aud Modern Languages aHd Musc Nnc
aai on Jersey Rsoad brtwerH Philadelphia sud Cape h,
cbIstcj f1r t- hohflusss OF jas climate. nt tie
big "al tone ald INTEL geree Of rs people Numeag nery 1900
iuhabal % docs not couu M cCrsnop drinking house gam
bling place, Billiard bowling ley Iarcts are assured, there
Broud what posb eoueuing other locality
t While - ea this o be exposed tho
osary temp snns which tey liable elsewhere Boar IN p
families the aHl se influences me1crpuouube,
can be bad reasonable se ma1g tie etleues Of TIE year IL
eluHgg tuition, rot 10 eIcrri $50
H. eIr0 lar r.f firf nal
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Ready. Slturlay August p;
-ARD's MONTHLY, FOR SEPTEM-

AINAIiIJ' NUN IIIIls IVIk III I Il4'I-
II with the iolOUing table 81 Cor tents -.
THE NAGpAIENS OFCFN-YOBK CITY; SHALL THEY HAVE
A CHANCE FOR SALvATlONi Bg Oliver DYER
THE GRASS GBOHb SIlLE IA plrmA By Nathan j. lrner
INDUSTRY THR ONLY TRuE WEALTH. By Horace Greeley
CROWN IITfEATTRR. rs Iihu Burlit
WORK OF THB HEAD and OF THE HAND. By G. W. Buugay
hr. PARTON As A PHOuIBITIONlSE
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
EDITORIALS. ETC. - .
or Mf Overs article The Magdaens Of New York City" Mr
Greeley
NJ Oliver Dyer already done reh eEposs benelrery
social cts hes article Iu t, ior Aoo ug trpt
# Monthly that must general and SOLITARY az
tcn,.n I s entitled Tile Nagaeus Of Newlos CITY, Stal they
hay chance iard thouz deals VITA borre Facts
CONTAINS Hle that Tie mest ma7 not ead without
buslLp
Tie Mar,rire % whole advance previous issue ap IS
yerv crc.. r1g roag ~ Sl5scr piol price. One Dollar
. wear; Single Copies. Fifteen cuts
sale o. HI te1siealeE.
Also by ,he Pub,islrl, SIS PACKAPD.
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SUMNER AkEAyGEMEST lSoa
COMMENCING MAY 2S, 1913.
TRAINs LRAYR NEW.YORK.

Station In Ne~Yor seTeutsL Ind Fourth,
ave. Eutrsuce on Twenty se,rnihSt.
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30 g Vuoa fqpaTe between Seventeenth sqd Ehleenthi.
ghr a IT,
and give ut Of music this couutTJ npportuu
Obtain good muses eucaoA here ~ n Europe. having ad'p pl
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where practical Hsifc 10 CLASSES sd ba'irg seeei The eoef
o The following UtrnrG artists Mrs. Carl Aus-iuu iuso
Bueycr konia. Eus Grill prank tate Louis He.ntce
A. Bee NAB Bfar n. Peraoan g. Valiant, this institute sill
hte other this Terms r plano y
as; cavsou Of toe orchestral nEeut 90 for "
llHNRY SCnROEDER
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SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

TIE ATLAkIIC MONTHLY. . ,
No Miss f. stuart Phepst ffpecon
la Tla1r; Sean ENies b. Thomas kuoKi - Nenss Ngh
PAD br Miss Aoufe Harrison fhc Modern Method ~ Stnrg
Fosons by Dr. Weir Mtohe 10 Eacs'on sidney ana hssh D.,
Y r Whrulef BIN and by W Holiness Tie lupfsl lIY Of
Cborce bf c Srrcuc the Glass, Pan TIE Island e
Haieaa by Bayar TAYLOR; The Man and Boher Part l H D. v"
DeFo American Dpomacyi The Genius Of Haatlone beTe"f
and Literary Notice.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
r FS' SsSsysO % E, l9s 9s g!ss5' % % t S Fr i"
Milford Ssfr Fairfe Southport and wespor 100 iLs
P Yoraak 100 do0 CEr) ILsos l2is CsI) AGO tRL
Tor Dariea foo 3 o. Ii5S a. n': ss 40 Ssonm
For stamford 400, sOa OIL ~ ll5o lAlS ia J. as ace
For aud rndas stations 100 800 i9o R his
49, '''' '''' '''' CONNECTING TRAINS
Fo For RstoS va sHsgIf dI. I T,G IS e & $40 %
Per Hartford and Springfield aoO m tfIl 2is 400 EIb a~
Tor Connecticut River Railroad sOOA (RLl ls to Moo
For iisrion Pro5idsncs F,hk Railroad 500 EI) n1
Por New Haven LOadon soHHstOn Railroad stsOO
For Canal Rsscs 2l5 p to SorAAsgoO 'sa VIII
10. IIsasstonc Railroad. m. 400 p B.I
IorN Nsuestuek Rasoad ROO q. ace D.. 10
Jos Daa6ary sni Xoualk Ralloa 800 n l2lS t0n
''-A'l''a' sleeping ''' ''-'D'' y2MEs T. Horr SAP.
NEW JERSEY II. R-For PHILADELPHIA,
W Piala 10 m u m p m and right For Bait 81 wDhOc
ton-s4la Il m 7:3O D ms Fss Sosth ASd ~-s.o NJ
FOR TilE wEsT-TO Cincinnati snd chOso-spa ~, NJ
Sos ,haassT siv-1 Pses eepssears housh q
ses' Shss, ssPss S1sS same FT saIs also %
~ s on Moo Gsd Thsrs 10 Csso ~hsa, change.
'a' train . 6 S.'' Of ether T?'V .s SscksSS J
PARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
"'AO FOR LONG BRANCH,
TOMS RIVER MAScHksrER, seicKSBuRG. RkD BANK. he
From Pier Mol 9. foot Of Chamber..s.,
Daly (Sandsys excepted at sG N. and 4;C p
fOOehag at hsl : tot r..'segeg ony s'ap pA
JESSE norr asA SEvgRsINk
R'.'"ss leave ISs Hs1soS sS At 80 81 n % .S.i
Arising Ia New IOIs At $40 a ~ AAd st , n.
ss. Il ss "'' 81 '' T- sssoss s s1s e. L
VNHE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF Long;
Island Is oow susass ih.eaFs from 70 @ I'i n. ~.
o a m ali ssioa $40 m Erprs.. ssassei.s sits
,,.aHbOa for Pre- l,landi 'ssO m, sr al s'alssA
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Sau stHuOIs.

SaW SS(UUOlS'
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,.
" The Elerea Annual Term Of t5; 3iSiGn wi" We so9m.ae enc M ~
No n Ifvette place FeuYork WEDNESDAY, oct y snl
until May TO- l3G1 Graduates are admitted 70 tne par
further examination Catalogues aud other Information may Ds opa
INA az Tsfrettop.ce or By addressed az the sane place 70
THEODORR W. DWIGHT. Warden Of Columbia College Law sehno
I TAWDEPARTMENT; UNIVERSITY OF Ny.
The net annual session will the ld OF October
1872 Application made for al farther information 70 ne slO
cber personally. By letter, at University buhihg "Ashhso"
'''-'' JoHS NORTON PoMBROY, Dean Of the Law Faculty
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ilr Eastern Division Of tbs Railway has bern Prfaed ati e "b-
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siiua.iors Ulmito- -Emml,s.
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Atl-.ss n T. South Rive X j.
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tlbr.r.ly r' IcHca and Italian Elo Dos been
many rtars Artra ENGAGEMENT % TRAVEL 10 Europe
rl yosfc it aty cl gcrons 90 noier
very ~ fr'rrcsess vi i gwen. Address ~ IT,
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MAN ON FkEN she clrre ofa GetnlIs Place, With
gao oiner employer Adare's r. A. w. Far
nor Tu,ur, Ofce ior Z DAYS
WANTED by a boy. II years of age TO learn
w Ge Plumbing or BLACKSMITH uale. AL4oas j. MAEtS,
Bon SO ll9 Tr.iaae OA..
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NUNDAl INo.LNWEE lW, DUHI IuI NEW
trips snd NewUk SUNDAY beI Aug 2o Leave
Hew.York foot barclay 1880 An
Eewak a. and p. Rr,Ves
Point escl, uav w. GaFTON Snper ntendeat
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

TIE ELEPHANT RoHEo.-The monster elephant
Romeo, whose fighting weight" +" has been dis
covered to be nearly five and q quarter tons, de-
clared bis independence and slew his keeper at
his winter quarters at Hatboro, Pennsylvania,
last December. Since then he has been wholly
manageable. As the season for exhibition is at
hand, it was lately determined to conquer him,
and, accordingly, Romeo's former keeper, Mr..
Craven, and the Messrs. Forepsugh, with a small
army Of assistants, visited the old rebels quar-
ters the other day and gave him a lively stirring
MP. After much difficulty he was brought down
by powerful tackle, but he maintained COM
batiye temper for three days after his fall.
Wearied with the hopeless struggle against hu-
man ingenuity and huge cables. he at length, on
the third day, surrendered, and was, at last ac.
counts, on exhibition in some Of the Pennsyl-
vaDia towns, as docile as a spaniel.
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The PRINCE OF WALEs.-As a preparation for
his visit to Ireland, the prince Of Wales presided,
on the 18th ult., at Protestant St. Patrck's din
ner in London. The prince made three or four Of
his nice little speeches. They have anything
in them so princely as an idea or even feicitous
expression, yet they excite the widest enthusiasm
That prince should condescend, or even be able
to talk at all, seems rather wonderful when you
think Of it, and 8 wise and eloquent prince, a
statesman and philosopher, might set the world
on fire. But If the prince of Wales does not mani
fest high order Of genius. he is unsurpassed in
urbanity, excelled by none In good nature. II the
Irish are glad to see him, he will make them a
longer visit. He is unwearied in visiting popular
places of amusement ia London. Wednesday
night he went with the princess for the second or
third time TO see the burlesque Of "Blsck-Eyed
Susan" atthe Little Royalty, In Soho. Thursday
night they were at the Haymarket. to see Mr..
Sothern in the Romance Of Poor Young Man."
or, as he has named IL, " A Hero Of Romance
and his royal highness had the gracious conde-
scension TO send for Mr.. sothern twice TO con-
grstulate him upon the excellence Of his perform
ance. That the future head of the church should
60 to the jolliest theater four times week in Lent
is rather scandal to strict churchmen, but they
take comfort in the reflection that he might do
worse, that he Is not yet the head OF the church
and that II Is quite possible he never may be-
-[Londen Correspondent n. Y. Times.
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LONDON, April IA, Noon.-Consols 93i. Bonds
92s.
LIVERPOOL, April IA. Noon.-Cotton firm at
yesterdays advance. Sales IL 900 bales. Mid
ding uplands l2ld.; middling Orleans l2ld.
Breadsiuiis firm; corn 46s. Provisions quiet.
LONDON, April Ia, Afternoon.-Bonds 72l@
72}. Sugar firm and higher. ,s...., I.
New YORK. April 14.-Stocks active. Money
in good demand at u cent. Exchange l09f.
Gold 1857. Old bonds Ill; new l073. Flour Sc.
better. Wheat l02c. better, Corn unchanged.
Pork droopmg; new mess $27. Lard dull at III
@lsc. Cotton quiet and steady; middling up
lands 3lac. Freights dull.
[Telegraphic lines all down.
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THE LATE THOMAS DARCY MciEE.-The late
Thomas Darcy MCGEE was born in Ireland in
1925. Before going to Canada he passed some
years in this country as an "exile " from his ma
tive land, In consequence Of his activitysin the
+" Young IRELAND" movement In ls4S. In Boston
be was known as a writer Of no mean ability in
the cause of Irish freedom. He seems to have
undergone kind Of reconstruction" however.
as the disabilities under which he labored-among
which was q reward Of f300 for his apprehension
and return to the jurisdiction OF the British
courts-were removed, and he became rehabili-
tated, returning to his allegiance 70 the British
government, and classifying his disloyalty among
tie foilies of his youth. In Canada his eloquence
as speaker and power as writer soon brought
him into notice. and be became the ablest cham
pion Of the Irish people of the province. He has
represented district Of Montreal in Parliament
for eight years. first on the reform side Of the
House, and subsequently Sc conservative, on
his being dropped from the administration.
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDERS.
PRAIsEwozrHr PREcAur1oN.
POLITICAL PROFESSIONS At nIsHT FoaslDDEN.
The Carrying Of Firearms Forbidden.
The following proclamation and order from
headquarters explain themselves:


headquarters explain themselves:
A PROCLAMATION. ta tl
HEADQUARTERS Firth MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, April IA, 1868.
To the People Of Louisiana:
Whereas, it has been reported to the commanding
general Of this military district that evil disposed
persons in various parts of the State Of Lousians
are preparing TO cause disturbances and riots at
the polls during the coming election, to be held on
the l7th and 18th insts., and the right to vote
peaceably is an Inheritance belonging to the peo-
sons Of whatsoever condition are hereby cautioned
and directed to keep the peace ON that occasion,
and TO avoid and discountenance all acts which
may tend to prevent full and accurate expires.
sion Of the will Of the people in the matters then
to be decided by their votes. The laws must and
shall be enforced. All men entitled to vote mnst
be allowed to exercise this privilege. and viii be
projected in so doing. ii.
The necessity for military interference for the
purpose Of keeping order should not arise, but il
it becomes necessary all are notified that proper
measures have be en- taken for the protection Of
each in the exercise Of his legal rights. Under
existing orders the sheris of the several parishes
are charged with the preservation Of good order
at the polls, and they are notified that this duty
must be faithfully performed by them, on penalty
Of such punishment as the laws of the country
have provided. They are armed with ample au.
thority for the purpose. and il is expected that
they will exercise it fully, but kindly, and thus
cure q quiet election.
ROBERT @. BUCHANAN.
Bvt Maj. Gen., q. 8. A., Commanding.
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IMPORTANT Drcrsros.-An important question

IMPORTANT DscIsIos.-An important question
with reference to the practice Of stock brokers
has been decided in England by Vice Chancellor
Malins, in The case Of Laneton VS.. Waite 4 Co.
The plaintiff borrowed $4,000 for three months
and deposited f22,00 in stock in the Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada, which. as q collateral secu-
rity, was transferred to Mr.. Waite. On repay
stored. but other stock of the value of f22 600,
and plaintiff, finding the defendant has sold the
deposited shares at high price and bought again
at q much lower, when they had to transfer,
making a profit of $4,000 by the transaction,
tention being that the profit belonged to him.
The vice chancellor, in giving judgment, said that
In the absence OF an express contract 10 the con-
trsry, pawnee could not sell the pawned pro-
perry until the debt became payable. and II he
did 30, the owner was entitled to any profit which
the pawnee rnsde by the sale. The court, there
fore. decided In plaintiffs favor, giving the costs
Of The suit also against defendants.