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New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
THE STATE or TRdDE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

~ ITIasTIc ~ SCRAPS TRIBUNE
LoNpoN March lsii5 m-Tbe market quiet and
steady and the account American seeu
opened the following rates. United states FiEeT"eHy bonds 2
Erie shares. 4sl; Illinois Centras, o9!.
LosDos March 9l:lO p mConsos are dull and have de-
c s3 d9 money the account There is rot much doing
in securities and prices ssad The following arr the
quotations 9. this United Five Tweuty bOHd 72.d72
Brs shares 4si; Illinois Ccntrals, 500.
LosDOS March 49, wCOnOs closed at 99.cl for money
American Securities closed at the following rates
UDtel Fvrwenty bonds M Illinois Central Railway shares
sel; Ere Railway shares, ts!.
FEISEvoR4 March 9Un States Five fentJ bonds quiet
a. 53i for che Issue Of 1902
FRANKFORT March le5 bonds closed 7Jl
s5i the issue Of 1867
LvBRrooL March 9ll;5 m-The Cotton market opens qnei
aud prices are fraction easier following the opening prices
MddBg Upuds 3D. Mdns Orleans lOd the sales Of the day
estimated 1000 bales The Beids market quiet and prices
40 y quarter oT New Mixed Western Wheat
i5l a. GENITAL for California White and l4l for No. Red Western
Barley 80 q Oai. = bush. Peas IS y SOi 10 Flour
81 bb for Canal TIE Provision market oppls dull and
heavy Beef 2O y Dbl for Extra Prime Mess Pork, S6 Dbl for
Eastern Mess Lard 81 Cheese $40 Y ewt for tho
b,s, grades Of American Bacon ~ for Cumberland Cot
The Produce quiet aud steady Sugar dm at 2o cwt
STANDARD Rosin, for Common North Caro-
iua III Medium TnrpsHtire 81 F'cst Talow, Al ewi
Petroleum quiet at T. gallon Lnsd Cakes. $40 y tan
for Thin oblonc io feeding Spirits Petroleum. IA f galeR.
March sIs2o rhe Cotton market is quiet ard
steady and there feature since the opening The prices
are without Quo;l hars Tie Bedurs market dull and steady
Flour has declined 81 per bbL for Western Canal brands
Wheat quiet at l5li 4 GENITAL for White
Red steady 30 " quarter for Mixed Western The
Provision market Lard Is active and advancing American is
qped s 2 Cheese active, and has advanced TO 5S y
grades Of American 6ne Beef quiet 100 bb
Pork 20 2 bbL Bacon, a. ew Naval Stores dull Common
North bI, declined o. since lat report and is
quoted at Talow is srm and quoted at 4i3 Pewt
Petroleum quiet 10 gallon for Standard White and 3D. fos
SPIRITS
LIvERroo March 49, mTs Cotton Market coed quiet 81
nlau
1914 ;Mrg Orleans d The sales Of the day foot mp 1000 bales
The Breadsaes closed du Corn has declined to 600 CA
oma Wheat l5Il Red Western Wheat lL Barley OATS
and Pea, uuch4ugcd Lard advanced to 1916 et Tor American
Bcefss. at l2o PORK 1915 Other articles unchanged lne ITO
duo, market 5 uniiered in tone and quotations
AsrwpusP March Ia-Peiroleum ia steady at a. francs
ASTSERP March l95 mrhe Petroleum market closed dnl aud
ds,ln-I standard White last quoted Al a. fnc % eenms,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
SECRETARY SEWARD AND A DlsrINdsHED
COMPANY

The freshet honored the city, yesterd, with
the presence OF the Hon. William III. seward Sedary Of
state, and Charles Dickens. with Mr. Dolby other
attendants of the great novelist Mr. Seward aved
o ,pscia car from Auburn ell route 10 the Natal cap
itn His train was Obliged TO stop here The erotary
returned 10 his home IN Auburn the madp train
about o'clock While sitting at his ear windoveveral
gentlemen conversed with Mr. seward ana Ond them
asked which way he was going. He SAID thenestion
put him in mind OF the boy, who, when setting In fo.
was told by MS iater thcre were Two ways fohln 20
wrong way. The lazy little scamp determnedot 10
tako either 0f the ways, and fell back the oan for
support Mr. Dickens arrived the 1855 trainDm the
West, and being unable 10 proceed, put up aBaggss
Hotel. contented 10 walt until something shou " turn
up." Toward evening he walked out with Nj Dolby,
ard took brief view OF Genesee-st Beside tse zen
temeD, there were in the city yesterday Juddlall OF
tho United states Court Anna Dickinson and ctoress
Mary y. Walker. Utica HerallSth.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
NEW-YORK.
NINETEENTH WARD GRANT CLUB.

NINETEENTH WARD GKANI JLUB'
An enthusiastic meeting of the Grant Cam
Dagn Club of the Nine teenth Ward held last even
ing AZ Fisher Hail. Thrdave., between FOrty-ffth and
Forty sxth-sts. Mr. L. Harvey President occupied the
chair Speeches strongly favOring the nomination OF
Gen. Grant were made by Major G. H. MaChin, Henry s.
smith and Mr.. Reed. Mr. BOgart offered the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
That cordially hearv OF the action
Of The House o. Representatives in mpeachg Andrew johnson OF high
and mteme1n0 In oce believing that for his frequent nurp
power and his dsgrace well yrannca and arbitrary
conduct President o the United States the best Interests our cou
demanded that such action should be- taken.
s2,ed That Geo Ulysses Grant candidate Tor fIoent o.
te United bis patriotism aud skin his prudence and
peace hs great sesmaushp his eminent proper wise
sni j1dcOu Management Of The military Affairs Of the Government MS
determined refusal t. allow himself 20 be used ~ the
johnson the Infamous attempt to practically suuu
Che laws Of Congress- himself 70 be well btd for the high aud
hsuorole osn which s s be elevated BY grateful and Sd
= r-aR people in NOYemher NEXT
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
NETTING OF THE POLYTECHNIC CLUB.

The attendance at the Polytechnic was good
last evening. Prof Tman opened the meeting by giving
summary OF scientific news, from foreign files. On the
subject OF diamonds Dr. Vanderwyder gave the following
facts Artificial gems made OF flint glass and known
pastes. The Alaska diamonds made OF the same
material. An imitation of $500 diamond can be made
for 50. and tell VI from genuine except by
handling H. In selecting pastes, compare them with q
real diamond and the nearest like the true gem will
be always the best. Another way is to examine the
stones with strong glass and no air bubbles can be
seen. then they OF the best quality for
in pure gems imperfectiOns seen.
Pure diamonds unchan geable Cheap stones such
sold by the peck" pressed when hot into the de-
sired pattern and then cut or ground Twenty years ago
Artificial diamonds could be easily detected as they were
whittier than real gems, which have peculiar dark trans
parency. Real diamonds much colder TO the tongue
than artificial ones. Prof. Tman announced the death
OF noted tree the island or Jcnerife Humbold first
brought this tree into notice. and he estimated II TO
be at least 5000 years old. In speaking OF the
earth's temperature, one member said that at the
the in place in another and in all OF
the year. In the colder latudes however the earth at
the depth ~ always frozen; and never thawing
only the surface IL IL startling fact SAID be, that.
although flowers boOmed and strawberries fruted, yet
beneaththe all the ground Is eternally frozen II has
been proved that in Siberia the ground freezes 10
the depth OF mt least 500 feet Prof. Tilman spoke
Of large plate Of glass Just imported from France
which Is 20Xl6 feet It Is easy to make large plates,
but difficult tn make them free from defects An
entirely type-settmg machine exhibited TO
the satisfaction of the entire Society II has but few
KEYS. win print several sheets at once and always
accurate With 1t write 80 words minute, ana
il may be used well In the dark the light. 1t
comes from across the water.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
DIED

ATwOODra BroOkyu Wednesday March 49, afs Hauaih A.
The friends family respectfully Invited 70 attend The funeral
Iott plaoe on Frlay afsrnOo0 March 20. oeiock
BRIDGBs0n Tuesday March H. GeOe O. Bridges aged yerA
III, rgsyes ard eGds also ies irsd, Of M 'ss M "a ~
Fsr5st & to" ''' O'''- u N''''''''
BowBY-A, Tarrysorp n T. on wednesday March 49, ms x
Bowen, wife Of Charles Bowen aged Is yeafs-
March 90 At O'clock n from residence TaytOw0
BREwSTER-Iu Haven Conn Wednesday, March 10. Mar
T4 srs s % . se & @ sf % T fsdSes ,. s ss1 cH %. 20
invited to attend
CHAoE-In Washington City D c. THURSDAY. March s Aos,.
TIos, Csrothers Pittsburgh the 2'h
COoLIDGRh M vsmOa Y, on Tharsdar March 10, SOsu.
Friends AID relative. invited attend without further notice be,
Thrtrs sfhs on sstuSday, March s al 10 O'clock a. N
CLEMBETAt Gs Saturday. March "a the Rev AeI
Clements Of Presbyterian Church. Pors "ashasi"n
TIE I @ ,: place s the TsYr ;S rFess5tsiS 1 ch'TSs %
reayes and friends particularly invited to Aed His remains
will be taken to GREENWOOD Cemeep
FUILRR-Iu City wednesday March TO- Dutley Pasr
% ne sves Vi. take place at Grace Church on SATURDAY
o. atl O'CLOCK The relatives asd sHd aFe Invited 70 attend
without further notice.
son Of Henry j. and ClATudA aged year noath
GREeoRYon wesdsy Ss March s - at,,r 9g.Ins q oss
s ss.r aan@s' J,, e1S ':@ ne March a. 40
HIcKsA Louis Tuesday March H. sias Hicks f'rnedr
Of this city aged 10 years
IyGOLDsBYon Tuesday morning March II. Margaret IngoOy
The friends oil family invited attend The fane from the reed
deno Felix ngoby No y West Fourteenth st. On
FRIDAY 90 at 10 Ock The remains will be AEen % .s
Church Xavier sEteeuthst between fnh aod sIh
ayes requiem will be offered for the rpose Of
her soul
KgIIoG6-Ia AlegSu Michigan Friday evening March i3 s'
the Hon Kellogg in the 18th year Of his are
san FrsDcseo Cal. papers please copy.
LOyBTT-On Thursday March 49, Emma daughter o. Robert 'ni An1s
LOvet
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
MORRIn BTookEn Wednesday March 49, of scarlet fever Gar
Youngest child Of wymAn and Lizzie Morris sraddanshss
Of Jacob Ia Sharpe Of Pbilsdelpha
No 90 West Warrenst Bsof
ou Friday afternoon. March %. at Z O'clock
MILNOR-A Burlington n j. Thomas Minor. in bis eSh
The funeral will take place from bis late residence No Broad on
Friday March %, at O'Clock HIS friends resp eeiay
invited 20 attend without further notice.
THORP-on Wednesday March 49, Besy widow Of Joel ThOrp s
Of Redding. Conn. in her 18th year. .
tie residence Of Der soninw Wm Morgan, Ne
Rusbs Brooklyn D. at O'Clock to-day The relatives ssS
friends without further notice Her
will be zken Reding for interment Saturday morning
TIFPANY-on THURSDAY March ls Frank Tiffany the :
OF his
viii e place from the residence Of bis grandmother Chr
dAy Saturday 2lt nst, " O'Clock The
friends and relatives invited to attend Carriages will he At Moe
depot the 10 O'Clock train from 1yehtl sstz ~
Harlem Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
OBITUARY.

The Hon. David WilmOt died at his residence
In Towanda, Penn. Monday, after illness OF six
days. He was born In Bethany, Wayne County. Penn,
jan 90 1874 was educated at academy in that town.
and subsequently read law In 1914 he chosen to rep
resent the then XTIth District IN Congress; was re-
elected IN 1896 and again in sS was during his
ond term that he became distinguished as champion Of
liberty through the "ProvisO which bears his name.
In 1857 he chosen President Judge OF the Alith
Judicial District which position he resigned n 1850 on
GQvef6r &c subsequently reelected, however ana
continued to fill the position with marked aolily ult @
his election 10 the United States Senate In le6 IN IS
ne appointed by President Lincoln aJudge OF M tie
Court OF Caims which position de has vacated =! III,
death. For some time past Nr Nilmot Lad aDstaineu
from active politics.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

bale. s.. Island i "a hale: UD.s Of Ssa y sas g
bales h.dO,s ga Ca and m.Se S S sds ss soi: u ..dy sales 30 s.s
s m % & 49, SaI sSs S' m iae "sr fer s % ws is g @
w ard c so % Double s %1s.s more Sssa 'es r ' 8 @
s s9S Nc ,. O:e ,s SsSs sss. sc Sas Il % M quiet sor
s Si,ss SRs's ss,s r du au 1sSs %
White Canada at 80 as2 80 Corn " COED demand 1es
oS So@insl :. 7se On track and T;e Rye waited ls
;4o sa's S;i e Sa q IL Sl'' Peas :s ds fs' At 81 s. @
cl ~ - = 5 y 'i e. MssS sSS Glove, seq s. IS % r. Vine 80 F
sS SSesS s M EesI '.r ..s s:. : :s % ss' I'd @ ss':
New New e a. & S %is ssd vs5 I,s oss s
1t ssias1c Sr Water RYE DAFT ~ g. Barley liT dem,rs =
~ Prime Ms. sn tiSsSs md sasse s, ss s. s S
onss SG' s s & a. ste T @ ss hs e % ss.. Sfi n. sn
5s;IEs s.Is s; Ps: : q i.Iss : %ss
2de Common e Choice sI9so Beef Cattle weak and declined
csp b6 Flour 900 bu.h Wheat s or bush Corn.
gee Sa,h Wheat 500 coru 9O Oats. 1--we Hogs
GNcNssr March awhta qs asd gssh,ng,d cS,s sr@ :se
a cclIH dali & MdSSs Ming, '5d s sS & A | Fgs %
Side, Baconshouers lie sides lSe Clear ke l. Ges,
S sS II % Ii. . i % h h. ;''i sea H Is ISSsfsS Sa Ss NS
for Lest '-'.'' ~ =.
Of %5el SG Msas na'S n s'' cg S ..9 $ o. No.
i 10 b Ss'i Sc fSS'fa @ 81 buh .Sl'y wSss bush Com bush
ST. Louis March l9IObsco active az h prices Cotton a9os
sds: cs s:a =. s, ssi I'd IT good @ @
SSGSs So Double Extra f9dS So Wheat steady aud hrn On
aoehaageS M9ler 81 d$2 7S FAR Spring - 90 Con SLOW
t3dtDc for Sbeld sd 5d3Qc FOR Far os sraer End hEher
7lasc for seed Isalsc BARLEY adEanengi the sicck s
Choice spring ~ o5 Rye hrm and acIe al VI pa "a
Pork improved demand and there Is e disposition 20 eel bed
3 Bu Loose shoaeIs Keokuk, oc
Clear Bib Sides pe Bacon huo{snt snd excited the marke ou
sales 10000 h for the latter q April s 0l5 Lard 6msr
Cattle s5d gross sheep b3a56 per Rexey
2lo0 bbls FlOur 5000 bush Wheat bush Cogb 2e
O3ts.
mnwArKgs Msrch i9Four quiet 90 ~ for the best sprns
Extras Wheat gs4 for No l. osis rau a. 59 for No n
eeps-0l bb Flour. l409 bush Wheat ShpmeHs-5sO bos
Flour. 2600 busL. Wheat
LOUISVILLE March. sTobseco scye; sales 80 bids Iug f5d
go Pine fs 49, Hart County wrapper SO Feee-SaPerhSe
bulk eaee Com in balk 7S9se Lard l:le Mes, Pers tts
BaconShOGters idlllc Clear Sides l dt4c Bulk Shoulders
lo!e Clear Sides E4c WHISKY free, Doc Coito0. 2JG29ic
MKNPBis March 9-Coon du snd nonina receipts 8o bales
syo 200 DO Flour dali supertae $50 e. Mos PcTs sSse
Sl5 80 Bseon-Sboahrs lie Clear Sides lc Bnlk Shoulders
lo.e: Clear sides Iie Lard Ie9l7c Corr 9Sasl 0as sge
hEwELEAss March l9Cotton quiet with snocenae demand
sses aeo bales hdthog' receipts 3 bales 70 exports
Poufhe market j. bare olog grades and sales confined 10 Shoo
EIs Slt0+g 7S CorDBu LITTLE Il DONG Prime Mbe glies
S Oats p at d Pork ormsr and better ga Bacon better
Shoulders lie Clear Sides l Lard dni terces 9 seg Joe
Gold 1885, Sterling EIehaDgeBank bll S2i heBiok Sight br
change, par.
MoBR Ala March laThe closed qps BIiax
24ic.; sales l,5OO bslesi receipts ee3 bales
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
mes are not called forth for the love

time; and hard tines are not called forth for the love
OF them"
The Crown Prince r. according to schurzs statement
the object of great hopes and these hopes are I'm his
opinion fully justified, the Prince having ut least not
become gray under ideas Of absOutsm, like his father
OF the greatest Importance however Is the certainty OF
OF the Prussian people possessing OF the principal
conditions Of constitutional government in their gentia
and Tapidly-improvtng education. The result toward
Liberal progress viii not fail 20 show ITSELF although lhe
mOmcntary disposition Of the may not not ohef
Urn ground 70 parliamentary authority.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ATWOOD Mrs HANNAH. No I53 Bliottplsee. Br,oklga.
RRUEN, HERMAN, Church Of 81. john the EvsugelsI
BRIDGES GEORGE o.. Church Of the Ascension.
CARPENTER, JOHN. Harrison, n Y.
CLEMENTS ALEXANDER Presbyterian Church. Tbryfourths Al
CUE THOMAS. st. Peters Church NewBnghta Staten Island
GALLAGHER MARY JANE, No. q Hicks-St., Brook.yn
IRVING MARY, ST. BaTnabss's Church. ryington, n. \
INGOLDSBY, MARGARET. No u West Fourteenihs.
KRRRIGAN Mrs PETER No. 233 BlOoT6eld-st HOboken.
MARSEMANN Mrs ELIZABETH. No III East Thirty hrstst
MeKEON EDWARD Carrol-st Brooklyn.
MORRIS CARRIE H. No. 80 West Warren 81, Brooklyn.
MINOR THOMAS No al Brosd-st, Burlington, n. J.
OCON0R HENRY H.. No. sos West Forty secondst
PATTERSON, Mn. ELIZA, No. 3,6 West EleveHthst
REED, Mrs. ANGBIINE H.. No. l0l Hudson-st
SCULLl, JEREMIAH. No. 48 Henry-st.
TIMM, HENRY PHILIP No. - beadowst. Hoboken
WALSH Mrs SUSAN ST Johu's Church, Brooklyn
WEISs ERNEST ROBERT No. IO3 Jersty.ave Jeser Ctr.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
N4TY GAZETTE.

Capt. Edward Donaldson. L. S. y. has been de
command u the AIcZhlny. and is vatn2 Sur
surgeol b. Ltcorpe also
the Aeghary and waiting Tor orders Paymastsr A.
detached
lief a1 Surgeon b. Judn detached from the ALE
Parker hss been detached
Aeghny and ordered settle scconnts Palmaster h H.
CAne Paymser Charles W Abbott
ContoOcook and Fleet PAmaster of the
squadron Surgeon Matthews has been Orsred TO
hs Michigan ,
Tas the following Of ofce the
Nav haaor dschrrve Mates. " H. Bolton and J. Leon Act
ng Tr ncer W. A. McLay, Acting Gunner Thomas
Grail sul ACTIN Psy-r James Watson dropped from
the rolls Nsroli Assistant Engneer Robert T.. Webb
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
SUITS BY THE SONS OF LIBERTY.

INDIANAPOLIs, March ID. =. Milligan, one
Of the released Sons Of Liberty consprators, who was
discharged from the Ohio PcutentaIy By decision Of
the Supreme Court has entered writ against Gov O. p
Morton. Gen. A. X. HOyey Judges James r. Frazier and
Robert e. Gregory Of the supreme Court Of the States also
against the reporter OF the Court and W. r. Holloway
editor OF The JoWndl The suit is commenced in Hunt
ingtOn County and Is to DC transferred to the United
States Court the damages 10 DO Laid nj bali million
Other martyrs" will soon commence suits
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS
rr rErtsslpr TO rux TRIBUNE

TELLGkIPr 70 Tbk iNIblNk
Sty I'm lScco l9FOar Extra ~ 10 Supefane
A. 81 Wheat n0mnal 81 81 606S27O Legal tenders, III
PHLApHLPHiA March 9Cet0n At % Or Mldnss fet"
eum Cm i6O64c; Refined IN bond, ~ dlie our nrs
A,kn Winter sales Of euPerhne 30 20
az IS EIta 90 T5a 10; Peunyauia Ohio Extra Family
slOq II IS North Western do the wheat advanced s
White, 3d % 3D. Rye sead
dull aud owei sales 5000 bush lsow at pi TO- and
500 bush damaged sold aucOn at 81 ~ Colee nA mo un
changed sugar iHD sales Of Cuba az lOl0lSc
CHARIEsrcS c. March l9Cotoa inactive eut bmi sac: Io
h,e Mddug 25 rseepts 18 DO exports OF
the week all coastxe 5282 bales; sales % DO stock E OF
which amount bales are ou leaving hand 8 bales
WnNISGToS C. March 0-Sprits Turpenne ege6llci kes
us-So lhqgry Cotos quc AjdlaSs DC Tar dsein'd' sDd
closed 81 6elel . m r . -.
sAYAsSAu masvh a--Cosoa arn aud ronnsY Sei Gales ,"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

lowing rates after April 1s 1868 For voyage 70 West
ern or Northern Europe. s55 per month. and
a months wages In advance 10 the Mediterranean,
$50 per month and months wages inadvance,
to the East coast of South America 10 Western
Africa. $50 per month and a months advance.
East Of the Cape Of Good Hope West Of Cape Horn or
10 any OF the Pacific ports @ per month aud two months
IN advance TO any port along coast $50 per
month and half months wages In advance. resolu-
t0n was then adopted that $50 per month would be the
rate to any OF the Atlantic ports Of British America
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
DsAihsIa
Percettsgc Bato q roP No Of 20 A1is1 eaeb "
1aOs s9.Ws

Total. 126Jod I5US ,-;,,o il : 80 -
bnt m they do not belong To the normal mortality Of the
rs in which the institutions situated, they not
caIcnlaed nm the ward death-rates They however are
included in the total mortality aud have their due
weight IN the general deathrae. With the notifications
,v have mentioned the table II perfect index TO tho
cnn,naratiV ne healthfulness Of the different wards.
mn pLATH RECORD on IsG1 COMPARED WITH THAT OF
~ 1856. .-..
comparison OF the mortality OF 1897 with that Of 1866
NIL be fhe hest means OF measuring the improved sau
fr,tv of the cty That this improvement not
rest as IL might have been, under better circumstances,
- think will be conceded that IL was ve considerable
the report of the Registrar amply proves However. We
re not AT present concerned with the means, but with
he results OF improvements They were brought about
hngh methods adopted by the Board OF Health for this
nse aud we're produced by the operations Of the rules
md sanitary regulations enforced by that body What
& anu camnlsled only suggests how much 10 mlgh have
49,, ,nc ~ ased under broader views and lore compre-
bens nethods Nevertheless. the gain TO HE has boon
gfcd aud paY 10 best secn UJ COMPARISON ol tle no'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
ARMY GAZETTE.

Ry direction of the President. Breyet MaJor-Gen.
iouheaag Colonel 18th L. uisnlp, ani Bregel Msiotea
Prank Wheaton Colonel 39h ufauty, have be assigned 10
dirty s merl er, Board rst disable oers ~ te Army
which Board convened b. Special Orders No i dated sept z
1901
Capt Cyr, & Roberts i7.h iuflnty been assigned 70
euv MsjoGelerAl Do
Bsrnr of Tsxa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
THE UE4THEB.

gEs.SKs- Noruiag-Clet 6n he hary. Ano0nlttle baIy
nE-Lite The northern lights visible from 10 20 ~
planets the planet Msrs planet Is In ne aen oi
Water Is " hours d minutes
saaou II rses about hour before the su1 is
when the planet much nearer he An
present 1one bright white Pot at the south roe
ear planet abou degrees or SIX Vines
the oous diameter planet Mercg and th Jupiter
which Il viii morning Of April and Saturn far away makes
one of hs Nj beautiful morning stars
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
CONNECTICUT.

sENATeRs HARLAN AND THAYER IN BOSTON.
HARTFORD, Ct, March 19.-The Republicans
held large and enthusiastic meeting at Music Hall this
evening which addressed by Senators Harlan of
Iowa aud Tloyer Of Nebraska. Cheers were given for
Craut, Buckingham, and the State ticket
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
ALBANY CATTLE mARKBr-MAnoa 10


O1y 100 cattle have been yaFded thus ar az the sus hens
behind Of feshes the hgbt
the uncertainty Of getting stock trOagb bat holders nave d
their views c n live weight and an fair good
Beeyes 1910 and prime Extra would bring i sheep active de
mand advance Of 6tc the beeg from 81 10 s
outside paid for drove Of Keuucky i2i n Reesp
ga tt.ad
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
Sp,tiaI gutitts.

Once ForeyerAceount for the fascination a you please
the fact be denied that whoever has used PALost
"FLOR DE MAYO" becomes Indifferent TO other peams 10
comparison all other Ora aaE and ses't
=. e.~,,,ce Sod nv all DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
POLITICAL.
MAINE.

REPUBLICAN MAYOR FOR PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, March 19--In the City Council
day the Independent Republicans voted the straight
ticket and Capt Jacob Mcclellan, Republican was elected
Mayor by 10 votes against for W. L. Putnam the Demo
cratic candidate.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
CALEDONIA NEWS.

san FRANCISCO, March 19.-The Spring Valley
Water Company has adopted resolution Increasing the
capital stock from SG,GOOOO0 to S6JOO0O0 The bark Mary
h PcAel and ship BrIdgepOrt are lad on for heN-1 0rk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
wRST INDIA MARKETS.

~ ertr ciBLg 7 TRIBUNE.
HAVANA March l0The Sugar market animated; sales were
mad. tosg at f65g reals per robe for No. r. D. Exchange
on ute Stse currency 2sd29l per discount Gold laIt
rent premium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
MARRIED..

HATCSANFORD-On Wednesday evening March 10 residence
brides parents, by the Rev X Sorrs ir d. D.. Nathaniel
W T. Hatch Mari e.. daughter Of Edsars SaDori ESQ, al a
lraOktv
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
MURDER IN A NASHVILLE SIRE

In front of the Nashville Market House. yes
terday Henry c. Barr, policeman. and Col J. W. Law
less Xchaugod Shots and Lawless mOrtay wounded
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
Nrv.yopK sor DTPp KILLED IN ATPANy

ALBANY, March 19.-IIenTy Nerschel, soldier
from New-Yor was beaten by I1flians MadisOnave.
Tuesday night and died to-day. No arrests have been
made.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

GIN. REYNOLDS ASSUMES COMMAND TNExAs.
NEw- ORLEANS March 10.-The ordert Zen.
Reyuolds assuming command Of the Fifth sIlry Dis
tIict was received from Austin by telegraph q morn
ing. Gen. Reynolds about TO leave Austin'r Now
Orleans.