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which Of the pilots misunderstood or
neglected willfnlly or otherwise the dis.
charge OF his plainly prescribed duty.
The law Is that the ascending steamer
must govern herself according to the
signal OF the descending steamer--that
Is, in this case, Mr.. jenkins, Of the Amer
lea, should have governed himself by the
signal OF Mr.. Remein. Of the States. The
boats must have been pretty close to-
gether, aud there Is testimony that they
were within two hundred Yards Of each
other-or within half minute, as they
were running, of coming together-when
the first signal was given. The law is, that,
ifsignals are not made aud answered, and
uuderstood and satisfactory, when the
boats are within 800 yards of each
other, the engines OF both boats shall be
stopped. Now, II il be admitted that the
boats did not discover each other until
they were within eight hundred yards, it
was the duty to stop the engines. IL is
clear that the distance between them, at
the moment the first signal was given,
was much less than eight hundred yards
so much less that the fact must have
been obvious-but we do not observe any
evidence that either pilot was in hurry
to stop his engines. As the right
Of way is with the descending boat, we
must examine narrowly the reasons
that the pilot of the ascending
boat has for not responding to the signal
given him and not governing himself &C.
cording to the signal. II is said he did
not hear the signal from the descending
boat, which is very strange; for there
were several persons on his boat who
heard the signals distinctly and knew
there was danger before the engineers
bell was rung to stop and then go back.
Right there is the spot to be examined.
= 0inr;nn0E lo,a an srcjol o.
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A Cool Proposition.

With reference to the ridiculous claiml
Of our Sugar Tom to q seat in Congress
the St. Louis Democrat, an able journa
Of the black Radical persuasion, under
the above head, gives Tom and our Legis
Iature the following cold comfort We
wonder If our sspieut legislators can see
themselves in this mirror Of their friend
The claim of Tennessee for an sddi-
tional member Of Congress, 10 consider
alton Of her voluntary abolition OF
slavery" is one of the most remarkable
things on record. Nothing does more to
destroy the confidence Of sober people in
The excellence Of loyal governments re-
Gently established a. the South than the
frequent absurdities OF behavior Of those
who form or represent those govern
ments. A claim so groEndless and ab
surd as this cannot be made by any State
without impairing the reputation Of It's
Legislators and Representatives for good
sense aud ordinary knowledge Of law.
We suppose that every one knows tha,
the number Of members 10 the House is
fixed BY lay, and that at every appor-
tionment We 20 bdck 10 that number,
dividing ths whole population By Il,
aud thus ascertaining 10 what num-
Der Of representatives each State
is entitled. The fourteenth amend
ment 10 the constituiioa simply pro-
Vides . nes rule Of representation for
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Enterprise Ins. Co.,
or eINcIaEATI.

=. " NUEUENHI HNHs NEEnI1
1T Ne. - Hadi.on O.. MsmphiE
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The New FREELY.

Col. Trezevant's proposed Yszoo VAL
ley road will be wholly independent Of
the Mississippi Central, and connect with
the New Orleans road below Canton, the
terminal point of the Mississippi Central.
We are rendered happy by the assurance
which Col. Trtzevant gives us that Mem
phis will no longer be damaged by the
Mississippi Central, when this Yszoo
Valley road is built Memphis has been
damaged by the Mississippi Central, be-
cause it carried freight and passengers
around this city. Freight and passengers
will continue their detrimental conduct
just so long as Paducah is east of Jack
son, Tennessee, through which place the
Mississippi Central passes, and so long
as the Mississippi Central constitutes the
shortest line between Vincennes and New
Orleans. Colonel Trezeyanfs road
will hardly remedy the evil which
be expounds and confesses. If
the Yszoo read be built, the Mis-
sissippi Central is still part Of the
shortest route from the Northwest to
New Orleans. But there can be no ar
gument about matter of this sort.
Take a map, measure distances between
the several points affected by these rail-
roads aud tbs interests of Memphis are
clearly defined. Memphis mpst control
the Mississippi Central and its northern
connections, and this end can only be
achieved Ia the nannsr which we have
often indicated.
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Ths Steamboat Disaster.

In attempting to make Ineligible to
the public the cause of the fatal collision
between the steamers America and
United States, we fell into an error as to
the exact meaning of the signals that the
pilots Of steamers give by blowing the
whistles. The error was in stating that
when the ascending boat whistled twice
she meant that she was going to the
right, and so on. One whistle from a
steamer means that she will keep TO the
right, and two that she is going to the
left. Therefore, when the America
whistled twice, she meant that she would
20 to the left-that is, toward the indiana
shore. The single whistle of the United
States meant that she was going to the
right-towsrd the Indiana shore-her-
self. II is precisely upon the point as to
ihs contradictory signals that the full
light Of testimony shoAld be thrown.
The following are the rules for the gov.
eminent of pilots, as revised and adopted
By the Board Of Supervising Inspectors,
October IL, 1868, that are applicable TO
this case:
rule /. When steamers are sp.
preaching each other, the signal for
passing shall be one sound Of the steam
whistle to keep to the right, and Two
sounds sfthe steam whistle 10 keep TO the
left. These signals to be made first by
the ascending steamer. If the dangers
Of navigation, darkness Of the night, mar
rowness Of the channel or any other
cause render it necessary for the de-
scending boat to take the other side, she
can do so BY making the necessary sig
mails, aud the ascending steamer must
govern herself accordingly. These sig
nails TO be observed BY all steamers,
either day or night
"RULE 2. Should steamers be likely
TO pass near each other, aud these signals
should not be made and answered By the
time such boats shall have arrived AZ the
distance Of eight hundred yards from
each other, the engines Of both boats
shall be stopped; or should the signal be
given and not properly understood from
any cause whatever, both boats shall Be
backed until their hesdvsy shall be fully
checked, and the engines shall not be
again started undl the proper signals are
made, a1d answered, and understood
Tbs is the laE governing pilois, and
i vas not observed on Friday nighti
.nd the disaster that hes cast q gloom
over the city i The result 81 fhis Finla-
lion Of laE. The point where The fsult.
Ehich i = crime. . 70 be found, is 81 10 !
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n O IL CE

In retiring from said firms respectfully rs-
comment them to the patronage Of ny friends.
T7.I03 e n. MATTHEWg
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NORTH CAROLINA,

RALEIGH, December ia negro
named Jones brutally abused the wife of
Rev. Mr.. James for taking frewood from
premises alleged to be his. Mr.. James
upon expostulating with the negro was
shot dead by him. The murderer has
been arrested and committed to Newbern
,a;l
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INDIANA.

LOUISVILLE, December l2.-At three
o'clock this morning Frank, John and
Simon Reno and Charles Anderson, the
notorious express robbers, were hung in
the Jail at New Albany, by mob from
Savmnnr Indiana
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ANALL PAPER AND PAINTERs, SUP

" TLl HOUSE,
Jossph Tarf. dealer In French and Amsri-
can val paper. pairu. oils, white lead. aIaal,
putty. rafutcrI' gurpIe1 and nrfirlr rnaferiala.
80. SO MAIN SHEET. bsfHee4 1nion aud
Caves. hemphia, Te1rslses House siro ana
efnsDeotai pslDting rromptly attendta ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
PASSFNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM UiyRE AND BRRST Oct IoTn steamship P.rsre-M.
Fiji. N, Campbell Mr. Noble Mr. De Renne, Nine. Jourirr NJ
prso Mr. Eifur Perry. Mr. Labd Mr. Por-tsr NJ Dore'
family. Mr. and Mme koe. M Cooper and sd NJ hNs NJ
Cooie and family Gsh,roche Mr. Mt"ep Mr. Gue,n.rl NJ
Maurice Mr. Lanun Mr. Depierrs NJ samourr Mr. joe
lin Mr. Cnri.s Mr.. Susdam, Mr. Ruhrv. NJ Janin. hr.
Shsrcck Mr. End family NJ Burbank and lady Mr. Piutn
Mr. and Parish and Mr. Green Mr Laura Mr. Johnson
N Banrbn MAInn Blanchard and child Mr. and Mira Lannga
Nr Orrga Lo Mr. Jobnsan Mr. and Mrs Well MI
IsVu,ue Carst Mr. Mr. Brrde Mr. Well Mr. and Mrs
(1eon Fellow. Mr. Hay, aud family Mr. V.aseo Mr Rfy NJ
Lannssd Mrs Rsder Mr.. BHrbnd and family, Miss Dels'ah
Mr. Seson. Mr. Putnam Miss Wsshharn, Mr. F1ehs
Mr aDJ Mr.. Roberts. Mr. Grnn aud fAmily, Mr. laT'
Mr. Osoai.s Mr. ope ,bl Mr. de Pree Mr. and Mr.. a NJ
Mr. Cbe-msnn and family Nine woos-y Mr. Grosi and lam
Ir Mr. sbeih Carere Ohener aud family NJ lasrolo
and family Mr. Bonron. Mr. Fir M and Mrs kmbal Mr and Mrs
PArle Mrs BarbeanI Mrs Jones h. De 'og9r
Mr. Johp.on. Mr. aud Mrs Robers, Mr., Alien
and family Nr Fleming and family Mr. Cameron. NJ Smith,
N HsIeltue family. Mr. Leeo1rt NJ Jnn NJ BuItn h'
Crgan Miss RrnTI Mr. DAVIS and family MI De'in
N Darrsgh Roger Mr. aud Mrs Cbampa NJ and
Mrs. Slrge layler Mr.. Flon. Mr. Sehnehch Nj Brclff
Mr. Bes,re NJ Prrrr Carter Mr. VAbdeten hr D~ng. Mr.
Fouine Beruichon Mr. and Mfs Prse Nr Morris Mr. hean
Mr. Rrss Prg. Mr. D,sahges. Mr RHfr NJ Bfnsch NJ b'
gre Mr. IA-svsre Ydgogb NJ nrvsh NJ and NM, Henrv
fniie Beurlcr, Mr. DncosJ br Sn"n, MI
Flnry Grrd Nj Carter 1t Mr. kVafd e. me M an
II darre Mr. Booca, Mr iAmby Mr. BonehuJ, Mm, Gr'ni
Mr Wirus Zonouk g nr Mr. BbaBd MrAuf Nine Ch,mtpu
Mrs Courrers yeinsr Mr. Co.is Nj 1sl Abi -fci W
Richard Mr. Heks Mr. Hokerus, NJ CroitAwe, M "hsr NJ
Mr Daysge h schNeIer Mr. schmidt Mr. iIodsoo NJ herc'r
Mr. Boulae. CuQ De Chahie, Cbq Rev. Peres, MA
Raussau, Mr. Guchard Mr Bahre abd useri hrs
Forbe, and lAuiI; Mr. lonug. Nrs keIsn. NJ hsies'
M Herlnt Mrs.rs base Ca-ron sh~ppsrs outAsr
Chyn, Simon Salmon, Csrp.nisr Dssroehts, LarSai-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
prp1cAr1oN or rnE sEpewIcK MoNUMEyr.

To-day, at West Point, in the presence Of a
d,etn eushed company OF military and civic gentlemen,
the erected by the members OF the gallant sixth
(Orps Of the Army OF the Potomac 10 the memory Of their
noble ana patriotic commander Maj0rGen. John Scdg-
wlck will he unVaied The following official order has
been issued prescribing the ceremonies 20 he observed
the occasion and the order OF their occurrence:
HgAD2uARIEKs UNIKD ETATEs MILITARY AchDENr.}
WEST POINT. n. Y. Oct 20. 1863.
No The formal dsers01 and unfahDg % tie
erss'sd Of tie ss hsGeh John Neiewti con
aDdr of te Srh Army Corps Who fell B th battle d Sposr
0f Mat 1854 ub take pee Weinffay the 2lst si
following ~ the eIeses prepared BY The Committee
"a vi ~ observed fbs accession riE:
s0S.The Ifs vii be formed 81 30eOek n
f5s 1oNcT O' the Cadet Baaras mme
viii the site, under ibe
Ns0Gen H. g. Wnglt s. Army. IN ibr following
~ Light Artillery Mnsiccontng OF Military
sesdeET Island Bsod Pint e. s. Artillery nd
Hsiiinn C5lS FAMILY and rau,e ~ The late dHjOrten
Jobg seivrek Monument Committee Chayan and Mr.
svgt Tuyson artist President of ih~ United aud
tke fteeutFf DspartmaB Gen q. S Grant And SiAA Gor.
.fvor. states AMI ther Esiss ssEaisrs AID Members OF
Hoae Representatives. ~ Nsmbe Of The sIlh Afpv Corps H.
0asers sad soldiers q The 'oanIs,I and regular es H. OneI' %
Msrrf Css - ORers and Professors 81 the Military
AesasmY 2esroas 81 eDaiIg he
PROCEKDfScsi PRAYER ny The Chaplain z Ansic
st.asi Nsss2 vu~Hg otts tisiSe fr,.'s ARM e sna
Ee~-ierL hasIe-lN@ss IN Egyg1 Bsn-iisyoO 2 Maze
KDw1RD C. B0TSyos. BSeVyt Major sod AduABt.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
sr DOMINGO ANn HAYTL

ANOTHER REBELLION IN SAN DOMINGO-PROC-
LANATION OF TWO NEW PRESIDENTS IN
HAYTI-THE PROSPECTS OF sALNAvE.
HAVANA. Oct 20.-Gens. LuperOn and Cabral
have arrived At ST. Thomas irUm Hayii, having failed
M their attempts the frontier into Ct Domingo
Gen OgandO il at the head Of another rebellion against
The government OF BaeZ Great misery prevailed through
Ont the Repuc owing the dlsOreanized condition OF
affairs. Mr.. Osuvan Of NewYOrk has made an arrange
aent with the Government for line OF steamers
between New-York and Nev-OTleans, via St. Do
Iningo. The news from Hayti is favorable 70
President SaBaye. JacInel still besieged by his
forces Gen Hector the revOutonst. died Of wounds re-
oeved battle. Gen. DOmiuqueZ had been pro
claimed President Of Northern Hayt and Gen Nssage
saget President OF Southern Bayt The prospects Of
Halnave were daily improving He had given tho town Of
Et Marks week surrender The ship Of Alex
andre Potion had been sent there assist in the siege
Should the place surrender the communications Of the
ReyOntiOni-ts will be severed. The officers and Of
the Alexandra PetiOn all Americans and are looked
upon with distrust by the Haytiens.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
EUROPE.
SPAIN.


RAPID PROGRESS or REoRGANIZATfoN-ACrl'
OF THE SPANISH REPUBLICANS.
MADRID Oct 20-Tbe reorganization OF the na'rD"
1, proceedng rapidly Governors civil ann I"''I|A''
have been appointed in all the proyiDcea lho Dor'-
srats have assembled in different parts OF tbe 'oui
t,v and declared for a Federal RepubIic All males
Tho have reached the age of 20 years are 10 pe
allowed TO vote
CIRCULAR TO THE DIPLOMATIC AGENTS OF SPAIN
The Central Provisional Junta has issued circular
40 the dnlomatc representatives Of Spain AZ foreign
Conrts Il explains the origin and progress Of the
,avolntion. and advocates the Sovereignty of the
psonle and Religious Freedom. The future form OF
tl,e Government is not announced, hut the circular
saws if the example of tho United States rs not fol-
lowed the friends of freedom need feel no disconr-
ayement. No foreign intervention is unprecedented
The Provisional Government s"eks TO put Spain on
level with the most advanced Powers and hopes that
the friendly relations ef foreign governments win
Spain while under the late oppressive regime wiz
beGODtinued uhbrOkeB.
COALITION or TUE MODERATE AND CLhRi'@Ai
PARTIES. -......
The Moderate and Clerical parties are forming
coalition. and will vote for the same candida'es III
the elections for the Constituent Cortes o.
,ou1s yA+oI EoN's VIEWS.
p,ps o.t oo-It Is denied that the EmpcTor
fayors the elevation of aSpanish Prince to tho throne
of Spain.
MR.. srwARD's DISPATCH.
IoNpoN. Oct 20-Ehe dispatch OF SECRETARY
ss,sard instrnctina Minister Hale TO recognize 'ho
Provisional Government, is published IN spanish anu
Yreneb Journals
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
CREAT BRITAIN.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
I0EroN. Oct 20-It is reported to-day that
,hs TIeTnetonnl difrences pendng between the United
stars and England relative to the Alabama hepieusos
viii be referred 70 the Emperor OF Russia lor alV'"@
aeDt - -.,, =, ,,ov ,r,cs
The London Times has an editorial article touaS @
es the rumored withdrawal Of the Demoetatlc eau
aates for the Presidency. The Times says me Dein
serats win doubtless think IT best 70 nght me DaIS ~
the end and lose il il must be. with GOV seymour AZ
Sher bead rather than at 30 LATE an boar take MT Cna
@ AhS1s sS ss GRANT S sey f to act with
more discrimination than the zealots oi ine parry ne
# the Radical policy pressed at the sonth Il
eond not be executed under more ave
MISS BATFMAN IN LoNDON
Miss atenan appeared Monday night IN the character
Of {" Leah" at the Baymarket Theatfr LONDON 1nere
was an immense house, and great enthusiasm. ,.,
NFwMARKET RACEs-HOUGHToS hEElING-sLCoND
ho chic, ,,ce At the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-
oay was that for the CamhrdGeslre STAKES hsnucP
Nth lco added by the Jockey Clnb one mile and $50
yards IT9 subscribers 65 OF whom declared
Eorses started among whOa we're some OF the most
famous on the English turf The following is summary
f wi.Gs 6r See saw three years By BaecsDter out Of
s E,Sley. Blue Gosn y,sr BY Belrdsm'u OO Of
NJ Joinone b Mercury, three years, by LanSiOn. out Of
star6gh, Carrying lO7
The betfinc before the race was 80 TO against seesaw
and 20 to against Blue Gown and Mercury The sweep
stakes OF 200 soveregns each. half forfeit for twOyear
old colts was a walk by the Duke OF Newcastle
race for the Criterion Stakes yesterday, resulted IN
dead heat between the Dnke Of Hauilton's b. c. WIG
Oats by Wild Davrell and Sir Joseph Hawleysb b. c. by
Reardsman ont Of salmauaca; Mr. Padwicks Ethus was
thIrd.
THE ADDRESS TO REvERDY JOHNSON.
IVrRPOOL Oct. 2O.-The address which the lverpool
Chamber OF Commerce has voted To present 20 the Hon
Rsverdy Johnson congratulates him on the peace and
harmony which exist between Great Britain and the
United States and the necessity for the practical
ADOPTION OF the principle Of free trade In America, de-
earng that such change would give great impetus to
American commerce. and show that the resources OF the
United states are even greater in peace than IN war
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARIiIY

ARRIVED.
steamship Noi, Mot, Proridssoe Hd,s and IA.
sle.%.dp ssr,a.. ar.,.e. Bs:.ss. Ha., I'D r..'
s.a ss.S TsIsIs Soor;, DIiS,:'' a:: fs Ss. S & %
ss.%.lS s.1.RS fys Fts s,S i'''s" a5SS
saip Pnes, kqy.l, Alscel, c.l.,n' Iuae e. s4.'
Bhs D. 5 Sole SOL, nSses T., s.:S1
y H,,,,agr vrss', Fsnai, hsnn,r S''lis Aato'
Clar. Wooiaoa,s. ss-HAV,t Esie her frgvl'He'
K Bnct SsNilsv'a " h,te tfou,sn't
s.r, Loai.e. Roadaat q G AeI,n E,vbaTsh
Whit Wing AhssI. Jsa-. Ah,''.
S.f somp,.f Raeti,tA Ie.,,r Bn.s,rot
n l. Hort, Neu.H,rea !. e. BAiisT. Ss-aH.r,L
H.%1af t,epai. s,,,sH,e S.s., s.,, .' ''D' Geo Ne
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosreS. OF 1oArrei b,s' os'iS,, ,r,r P'n'''', "'s'
FoETHs.s NosRoE Oct at-Arn'sd tng p J. ssryHsa teH
Cn1rIs.ros Oct to-1rrsd steamship cansos Don Ne, YsE
sai.ed steamship James Adgsf far so- iofG
sprT sES s.s.Ta'i Nsy Sat. Ein5,sa,, fs f.1.'sg:t 81
.hr kara J.ne fr Ns-iors Ae"s NsslerI hlss Dss y
Psn Rive; Noe'n, Alsr,ndna 4 DI Ne" f'r, J. P@.
ss-iort GOdi,ss Ss"Iori AGea S'sio1 i"op N'g oi'J
sAs Ys.yasoo Ot sTb. b,rs Ia. arrived hou il'
ohoih Sea .i,h 70 90 eoa, mAIts hs eAl h q ' s,
g9ros.s. ah, srrei la, ssht Ar io.-ps frou ,.So-
India. gnms Nsr, Sss CsH, y ". Sailed Tsui Do Mo
Yosohs%s Va. t,lsphei o. d. I,d. =. a ~, .i.,r ssGG
mcui0, irofa FArsml fflttd Tbs moftiHE
saviSS.H O.. Oct 20 Nse s,tsAer leo o. S,s laf A.
rr,d barb H'eyan from lIsvrr hh Lse and chip Nerpsr'l
Liverpool he eipla Of L Nohpaf, ,p spis ,p cree
ftti Ctf t,aIaSs schooner en ifoA Portland 'rAa
lIuai.riIs ,sI sIa Salvador. toH seS.iers
TO MARINERS.
PHLAbgLrn, OFT fnvssel arriving bsfs rplfi hat t' buoj
on ship John Shoe. Dea.A, BsJ b b,su sir Or several ds
WHALERs.
HoSoIUru. oct sThs Sh,lsr w " Anee .rirei ife% B's
Island Nth reports the jams bai AATu y
hh Csm $50 Co.a The sbas SsAis hsi srrtsi 'fs M
Ochotsk bha q spsur Oh 100 sbas 81 AID sss
iufups,
II.rcu. polar We koss 10 bh, abi
sISugs Benjamin Cumpg,, 20 bb ard its Vie via -
bb..
DISASTERS.
P,.fo. 70-Ths John Mrsrs Emvea ans Smh ruus o.
Gone, apt Phiadslpha for 6ouessf sith cos ~
Bf sI Ul,Ip.eel Ssri,on from Pra,isnes. @ - Ishn
lost aEhor, ashore Nantstri iIbof
SPOKEN.
Bsri Jame, for M,tour. % das SEPT
N. lat 10 y. Lon q W.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

IhP Board of Supervisors met yesterday
afterIs00n A communication received from the
Mayor furnishing statement Of the taxes necessary for
sewerage pursuant TO the OF the Board oi COB
sjoDeYs Of seNefs for 1902 The amount i $4,000 The
COHpnftee Oh GeDrral Taxes reported that, after
fnlu1 into tile matter Of assessing for the mate
anee OF the Parade GfOuD6s they had come TO the
Conclusion tDt IL the dptY Of the County Board Of
~ include in the ANIMAL taxes the asst
ifDts for tie hese Of the rara1e Ground aud they
fhgfOfe Offered solution that tho Clerk bs directed
IA The next appOrtourIe 10 place the suDi OF tS,63O
aQanft The County at large fOr the use O the Park CV0
IiS,iObers The resolution carried. Tue sanlo
Cominiitee reported ihs amount ef tax for State
puTiosfs 10 be 55 mills dollar, amounting To
b52Oj NJ on GZCg Ci cAB than ast The clerk
as dffcied also ednct from The quotas ~ the Sey
nj Nafis fiis year, the aVuDt they we're il SuTps
af year and 10 adj 10 The qnUins Of le Wards winch
Vrm deficient The Law COmpittee reported on abs
feafi0n 0f Bnperfl>Of SciOie-, Onre al e previous
ulreling insifieilug tbeg 10 examine nlO he rNed
eey Of dcposiing the County inpds WIN az r Dauks oi
NE eConnH IN proportion Tie capital of the respect
I've banks for e purpose VI drawing iheest thereon
mat tie County has NOT Often large 8nlOnn. Of money
on hand ~ the CITY has that the County Treasurer s
n.nsDy a borrOaer from The banks. iprtd ~ paying
Balance oB hand 1ney npsrted thai thry dd bNL deem
H politle ~ dlzlurb 40 pyessAt c0EdlIoh VI ibnga
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
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Is tho heat possible Families Ho.s R,,tstr,nb and
Steamboats,
This Knife forged from hsr % steel bApde and blsi II,
hesyy plated s silver aud tho cheapest serfid kn ofsr,i
for sale
Made br RUSSELL Co. Green River Wots Gre.u,sJ Ma.
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J. RUSSELL Co aso mABuatiure Table and Pocket CT
l.rJ great variety equal American and superior 10 iS
ported RUSSELL "a
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
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Messrs JoHS HESRY Co.. to DEMAs BASE, Co..
extensive dealers medicines Ae United Sstes Voso
,I the correctness Of the statement Of
II. I. fIBINBoIp.
Tc Wit That unless the Fluid Brrat BsIv hsd gwen satisfaction to
from three to four hhhs Of the consumers be could g 49,
sde success how greet hs Nnount Of Don
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
THE REST INDIES.
CUBA.

THE INSURGENTS TO BE COURT NARTIALED.
HAVANA, Oct. 20. - Captain-Gen. Lersundi
sned proclamation to-day ordering the trial by court
martial OF all persons engaged IN the recent nsurrctionn
the interior and Of all those who and cOuDtenaHce
20 the attempt by cutting telegraph wires destroying
roads interrupting mails or IN any other way,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
FRANCE.


IIIINlNAIIO
PARIS Oct 20.-The appointment oi NJ; s DS'ds a.
srFe RoilIeau COnsuGenc OF France NJ NrW l'aS, az
sicr ~ Tero aud the transfer Oi the Visconnt 1rtll
Aord now Minister at BOgOta, to Santiago Chi; hro
o6rially announced The French c0nsuls'es AZ A-H"
and SautiagO are abolished.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
AUSTRIA.


REORGANIZATION or TIE ARMh'
VIENNA. Oct 20-COunt Won Talfe has lnttO--
anred I'm the ReicnSrath bill for the roorgiz 'tion o
thr army and navy limiting the uumber OF soldeis tA4
sailoFs to HeoQ.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
H. IL. UEIMROIn

Was induced advertise his remedies his confidence in their
m any induced follow his example without this important
basis they baIe ample opportunity testing intelligence Of hs
eoumunty
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
NEITHER the "girl of the periods nor tho

sky maron" will have anything 10 the who bad
hat BE ionishei then. your gear KSoI his
Hat Emporium no 12 Broadway procure "e the present
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

While waiting for a Cough "to 60 as il
came you Oen sowing the seeds Of Consumption try
JAMES ErIEcToRASr for all Cough, Colds Sold
everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
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RerrER THAN HoRsEBACK RIDING.
III. II. HEIMROI.n's

CuRE heals disease by evsng the will through h
hmeaBp graduated effort Of the entire nuseuar se
Sure agreeable hsrrIss suhnt Rooms. No 800 Brosd~sy
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
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