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New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsmNGTON. Aug. 14.-By direction of the Sccre-
~ War the recommendation 81 the
be nosia duties and stations OF tie Oo Of the
Quarternss sTs Deg srme9I tEe made;
Brev BgrrGeuera nfas Sar,en VIII por, 10 person without
dea the Commanding General Of the Department Of the South for
duty Chief QaarttFmster Of that Department
0wnguane ocers y by letter 20 The Commanding
General gh Department of the South for
orders. Arero Major Grorge H. Alden Assistant Quaemaser At
Savaupsa Captain Barrett ay Sokeepef Charleston
Tie Qaacnnc Department savannah and Charleston viii he
poi1 the Commanding General OF the Depart
me OF the South think advisable.
r. A. REYNOLDS Assistant Cuarermaster viii
the Commanding General and tA Chief Qusreasse for Ssn
GJty.
Department for Louisiana for duly
Chief Quarier-usstef Of that Department
Breve Baheor Qnartermas.er viii remain duy as
charge the Qusrtermsters Department IN that
ciy and addition will relieve oyt Assistant Quarter
MISTER present Capt Hoyt will report 10 The Command
log Gene ofhe Fnh Military Ds, FOR assignment 10 duty,
Breye Brig Morris Miller Deputy QuAIttrmaser General Is
relieved from dnt the QanerGeneras Office n th el and
person without delay the Commanding General Of the
Military District for assignment TO duty Chief Quaernaster Of
district -. ,...
The following gnamed viii remain duty the Fihh Military
Breye Brig j. Potter Qusreunasteri Breyet Leut Col
Lee Assistant QuaermAstcri Capt d. W PoteJ Assistant
Quarteima Capt W. a. Wainwright Assistant OArtermAster aud
Capt v. r. Van Antwerp, military storekeeper
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15

ances OF Messrs Mabie Todd Co, are as follows Col
nmbia. Williamsburg City. Adriatc' ana importers ana
Traders, s., ,T50 each.
FIRE IN wEST-ST.
Boon after O'Clock yesterday morning nre ocGurreu
in the extensive hay aud grain depot OF MessTs BANK
aud Royce, the Of West and nest IeNsn III
SITS, and before 10 extinguished Nos $50 ana ~
West Eeventhst aud Nos 426, 427 and 42S Ness' rea
burned out Messrs Banks Royce lOse on STOCK ABOUT
$4,000 insured for 5000 by the Globe and Grocers COM
panes. The buildings were owned by q. H. LRWtOh q
Co and were damaged TO the amount Of $4,000 insured
by city companies. John C. Claussen. who had mar,
the first floor OF No 377 West Eeventhst, had
his stock damaged to the Of 81 insured for
81 500 by the RewAmsterdam Company. The office OF
City Ice Company the second floor of the build
ing was damaged TO the amount OF $500 insured.
The three-story tenement building, No S7S
West Eleyenth-st, damaged To the extent
$500 The first and third floors occupied by Sarah
Gales as dwelling. aud the second by John C. Claussen
as dwelling Their combined loss on furniture Ia about
$500 There every 10 suppose the fire one Of in
cendiay origin and u is under investigation by Fire
Marshal Bracket. coored teamster named Joseph
Smith yesterday arrested ON suspicion OF having
fired the place, and is held TO await examination.
A slight fire occurred on the top floor OF the
building situated the southwest corner OF wall and
SOutl-sts this morning, at about II O'clock Damages
about $50 covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
DEPARruRE oF MISSIONARIES.

Ameeting was held in the rooms of the Ameri-
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign MISSIONS IL
being farewell gathering Of party Of missionaries soon
depart for their fields OF labor The missionaries are
Mr. Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs Pierce, Miss Parne
lee Miss Baker Miss Powers Miss Carruth, and Mrs Ed
wards They sail from New York for Liverpool on Satur-
day next Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler go to HarDOO Eastern
Turkey, mission work In which they have already been
engaged about ten years Mr.. Wheeler has published
very interesting books, entitled Ten Years on tho
Euphrates" and :" Letters from Eden" Mr.. and
Mrs Pierce missionaries, and go to Err
room, Eastern Turkey. Miss PaFmeee Is a native
OF Toledo. Ohio. She is TO be supported In her
work by the newly formed "New. England WOman's
Foreign Missionary Society" but all the others are sup
ported by the American Board Miss Parmelee is ito be
Stationed in Marden Eastern Turkey teacher in an
Arabic Female Seminary. Miss Baker Is resident OF
Wiscasset Maine Miss Powers s daughter OF the Rev.
J.. o. Powers missionary In KesaD Northern Syria
Miss Carruth resident OF Dorchester aud goes to Bey
r0ut SYRIA q teacher in the Female Seminary there
Mrs Edwards il from Troy Ohio and goes TO Southern
Africa as a teacher IN female boarding school among
the Lulus. At Eew-York they arc TO be Joined by Mr.
aud Mrs. PaTmelee Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, and Miss Van
Duzee, all OF whom TO LrzrOom. Mr. ana brs ParIoe-
lee old missionaries and returning to their chosen
field OF labor. Miss Van DuZeo Is from Buffalo, N l.,
and goes out for the first time. Boston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
NATIONAL GUARD.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE oP NEW YORK,
ADJUTAEr-GESERAL'sO OFFICE, 7


GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE oP NEw YORK.
ADJUTAEr-GESERAL's OFFICE,
The following named officers have been COM
mlssiOned by the Commander-inChief IN the National
GHard M ~ during the week e4dgs aug s.0 with
ahk from April James smiley removed ron Dek Bdsn
hsh Frs, Isuensn With rank from APh6, vice Robert Asr
TIccyG GrT Regiment Irr1nt-Sev Company org.ussenson
F,rsi Lieutenant, Ws,sr PiInteer second IisStensnt
F Regiment IaHtyJ J. OTIS Bart Ast-surgeoE. with rank
Ssveriy Jourh Regiment IrJantrpThOmss @. Graham Captain
Ferris CuPuq With rsnE from July IS 1893 vice
b Turner resigned james GAat Captain with rAnE from y 10
IarE July 90 vice D Nash deeaed PhiIo A Bsco@s Jr
promoted William Woods FIRST Lieutenant with rank from JG
2 wee hs'n @ Re s'&gssd & G99se NG'S9 H rs. LeSsT9 s
" pOoey Second Leienaat with rank from April 1903 nee Charles
& ina Is = s5 Vice a B,eome Jr resigned Charles A. Cor
Second Lieutenant With rank O June 10 1908 vice l. he'pSsVs
s @ @ W. R. q Yss NJ 4 TS.gn T.sn a. sP'Rss R
AL $ Coz Ft ioatcusI Ttp riih from a = vice Ra,s6one
snsfsrrs C9ny Edward Jones seeoad Lieutenant vita rank
The following resiprotions OF officers in the National
Guard. 8 N Y, have oeen accepted by the Commander
iu Chief during thc week ending August 8;
Eghbstra Rec. at IaJaRseeond Lieutenant Herman Helm
Tssiy M R, a,ai rriy-F LlsslsUsus Hsuy GA saasr
nOaaa SIXTH REor NEsr. n oqsEYrl
GESERt oRDEEs No 1Tbis Regiment will assemble the Ar
% proceed 10 Faa PARK Es. River fT ge, pscss Ro c of
Companies 7lS Fstsergenis call ground Of formation y
line yibe formed kTst nga resting Grsnds oeoeG
precisely. ped ssa dOnted viii report 20 the cOmms1isn
o. luld muutey before formation Band aud Dram Corps Will
pof Q the Adjatsli 30 ninutes beor. formation
march VII be orga Gnj to BOwsV, Borsionst Ayez1e
Be- taken 70 place o. destination on Fuaks PARK Company
b,S m o5 BE- sT s cTt % g cUp. 81 coSgan, and
ever Company mounting s ior one boa me CPtAo Tor tns
eastoSo 70 bold taoT hsad = delay occur
,touI this cause c0mpauy IS relieved irST Ga o sis sy ard
j. AsgosI Mon,CunAUssR. AdlalI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

In the Second Congressional District OF New
Jersey seems 70 be conceded that the nomination WIZ
be given to tho Hon. lillian A NeWeiiOf Allentown MI
n was amember Of the XXXlXth Congress and rehOihI-
mated for the succeeding onefang OF his election now
eyerOn Oderae vote, 10y an insignificant majority Inns
res unexpected his friends, who discovered 700
late that the election had been in effect permitted 10 20
by default-has given shape % the present canvass
renewed and decided personal interest has heen impaired
and the Republicans the District seem 10 be generally
acuated by an earnest desire 10 set themsG reht y
tbe shortest and most Cfgcual method. The popularity
of the candidate together with his known useunes as
member. and the unmistakeable sympathy ici lot MN
I'm his defeat Will greatly contribute 10 this result
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
THE CALIFORNIA REGISTRY LAW.

The Sacramento Union summarizes the new
Registry law thus County Judges are relieved from
any duties under the Naturalzed citizens may prove
ther residence in the United States five years, ana III M
state a1 months by registered citizen, ana arc , o
required TO produce copy Of their certificate wlt wv
years Assessors and their deputies have the same
10 register ii voters as the County Clerk becton p
yldLg Iof dispensing with certificate on proving 10 ge
residence, Is repealed Voters may be enrolled ,n ce
tain cases any time election day Election oceS No
receive cay Tor oil time necessarily enpoyeu w
fee allowed for certificates school elections are eA-
emRteC nom the pIOYlklons Of the acl.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH :

LATEST GENERAL NEWs-BY TELEGRAPH. '
Mr.. q. H. Poillon's yacht Sappho arrived at
fiiuouh Bog. yesterday afer Tevsse OF IL dsJa
MIR. John Bells residence. on Adelaidest., In
Tolgo at ee scent 10 burned on Thursday night
..Adjutant-Gen. Thomas embarked at St. Louis
last eIeliug br LeaveaVorb
- The match factory Mt Akron, Ohio was burned
yesterday Afternoon Lot, $500. Insured iot $JiOl
The weather in Georgia rs very cool, with a
strong wind from the north east
-. The Napa Valley Railroad was completed to
CAllslosa, Cal, on Ibursiay.
"A fire at Boise City. CAL July 90 destroyed all
badls tie i0Iatf Aaouie Hal 10 OIords Corner Loss
$1,000
..Garlard Mnslands planning mill, Shawber and
csrshop Reading Pn burned al about o'clock
yeseriAy morning Los', 5000
Auson Burlingame, Of the Chinese Embassy,
Coa8g HeUio an senator Cole OF California are In
Chicago
Sergeant Bates and his flag attended Demo-
cratic meeting apore IAgiU gAL Tue Sergeant made
speech IL Is going - Name
.D.W. Hayes, n State Senator from Alabama,
arrested s. Louis Thulsily on charge Of keeping 10"
dancing saloon
The St Louis artesian well has reached depth
Of thrrtAs mile TIE vork hAs been discontinued the
obtaining fesh wAter having been demonstrated
Cant Hcnrv s. Brown. formerly in the Liver
poo PbispAs ae died sndeny San Francisco the lih
member OF Tie Of Underwriters aud Pilot Commsonsrs
Large fires are again raging in the woods in tho
p.gkbosoj OF and Lsy the Northern Railroad IN
Carsds NJ faye. A the former place, several times
ire million doA.s w0t of lumber and Orss has besa de-
slTOJei
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
GOV. SCOTT or SOUTH CAROLINA.

communication IL printed by The Charleston
Is O. Eeirs conrgdiciing tho paragraph which has ap
peared IN various papers audng To- GOV Scout as having
boon a resident OF PHILADELPHIA aud having left that
city I'm debt and disgrace. The person against whom the
Injurious statements referred to supposed TO Oe made
J. ono Robert Kean Scott and whatever may be true Of
him Ii Il quite certain that Robert Kingston scot, for
pcry OF Ohio and now II South Carolina Is ready 10 pay
M ght any lawful claim against him. and has mrans TO
DO so nv times over. Gov. scott Is no pennies ad
y,nturer but man whose honorable record az soldier
aud civilian viii bo attoscd by his political onomiea nc
well as his friends
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
rxrprss RoHRERs ARREsTED.

ToRoNTO, Aug. M,-This city ia greatly ex-
ot.I s,- urrCs,s which wore made last night The
nnmcs al tho prisoners Moore and wife, ID. ThOnp
son. actor aud hs wItc, J. A. Morton aud his
wife, C. T. Thomson. y Williams OF 81. Catharines,
they arc accused Is robbery OF the Mcrchans' Union
Express Company the Hudson River Railroad on May
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
THE STATE or TRADE


WEST INDIA MARKETS
HAvANA Aug I3Suga-NoS 10 10 r. 7i0e reals sobe Nos
u to ~ Tess fair 70 good Resang dali 1G
Y-.s Mossses esye dull q reals huscovado common nm
l9e2OC Hams saited se sugar cured
22e Hoop long shaved short shaved. SOC lumberW bite
Pine SO; Yellow S26 BIchange London eli per cent pre-
miui United currency long sight y n3 cent dend
sort sht M ols, per cent Gold EIhangUDt States
lorg gt part per premium short sight, az esu PFen
un Freigh
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
toss or q1tp R,pK TORRENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. H-'rhe bark Torrent,
wrecked IA English Bay Cooks Island bad board 150
troops and officers belonging 10 the al Artillery all OF
whom saved One months supplies and salt pIo-
visions hoated ashore A few blanhes were saycd-one
fOr eyCry The Steamer Fidelity Ina gone 10
Eugish Bay and will probably return to KaliOk with
The s0.ders and Ollcurs, and estabLsh garrison.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
FIRE IN eREENEsr-Loss MORE THAN 100000

FIRE IN GREENE LOSS MORE THAN 100000.
Early Yesterday morning a fire occurred on
the rear OF the first floor OF Nos ~ and a. Greenest oc
cupied by d. Appleton Co., publishers and booksellers
as IA printing establishment Owing to the fact that
nearly All the steamers doing duty In that district were
absent nj fire IN Wesst the fire had soon gained the
upper stories aud ran rapidly through the building
second alarm rung bY order OF fEngneer Kings
aud and the apparatus from the other districts soon
responded and were at work IN lew minutes hIct et
arrival The heat was most intense, the corhlco from
the burning building falling In a molten shower around
and upon the hremen. Nos. i6 and q, occupied by
Mr.. John l.. Trow as an extensive Dook ah1
iob printing establishment, was on hro several
lines but was saved through the exertons OF
the remen Some smaller buildings on the opposite sue
of he street were Ou hro several tines but were nt-
mately saved. The main building occupied by the Al-
pleons on the of Greone and Grahdsts was also
In great danger for a time The building ~ which the
Are originated ye story structure erected IN 1860 Dy
IL j. Howard, who also owns those hsgoinnK, was voi
neey destroyed I had frontage OF 90 feet on Greene
St. and back distance 9f 100 tSet Loss aooI 200 SI
lard $1,000 International 5000 knickerbocker. 5000
Importers and Traders % SS aas orc@eS b2 ID SnSle
ton Co hook sellers and publishers as printing Office
LoSS aIc' Hamilton s25OO Tradsmen $500 Excelsior
n5ooi Keas9Ston' NORTH hmeTissn fepA Of Hart Hart
Western. Of Chicago m hO 81 900
second third and NTH floors were occupied by 4ebea
ruth A. Won Aun manufacturers OF blank books, port
nn.%ic oueen s63S3 80; Liverpool London, and
Globe 5000; Girard $3.50 hxcaanSe ne 9Th SeIing
~ ,r,ord A. 800; Baltic. $4,000; Ena OF Hartford
$500 Firenen Sco Relief sSoS MHI9Ga 81 Hon SS MSsy
s 3, psIt,nnre a. 500; aud other companies, $4,000
total s5i 1888 49, The fourth floor Of the building was
Id nu. loss about sl0oOO insured. The base
@eHt was occupied by the netSc So 40 Sss eI
pyd nv EnDieton Co., was damaged to the extent
OF s2So Insured Nos 46 and 4S, owned by n; j. How
Stu %erS 90 % spS a. are oWed by A. Brady, and
damaged TO the amount Of Insured Ere Marshal
,,od tba it WAS the effect OF spontaneous comous-
{n anane some OILY RAGS and waste paper Ihe nAur'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
MARRIED.

FRRL-DRIgKBR-On TUESDAY Asguss H. h the Rev Dr. Dus~
Ambrose q. Peel TO Miss Sarah NJ Dnpker al Of hs ei5
No cards '|Na
MERRIAM-PRANCAIso Tusi.y A9ggst H. at the ssAssee
the brides the Rev W w Hicks Eugene Merriam
Mics Josephine B. Prancais, both Of Brooklyn
PRRKIEs-DODGB-At Harlem Tharstsy July 10 By the Rev
Geo b. W Perkins OF TONS he n o. 70 Aaoass
B. Dodge Of MiddiegoWr, Y
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15

whItess Importing House is retailing men, mI5.s,as
v. No IA Fulionst Broadway az prizes nfr,r tess"
~ ~ y THIs wEEK will sell very hest "Hewiork NILS shrs-
vs,y popular maks at go doIen and "rov ~ doz ss'
csT AZ splendd Shirts az S2l, muslin Drawers Ioc
wv, Ian Dr.wer. al RIlp agHsh HafHOse IS 80 adoen
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15

vv ,fo,h Patches Freci4ies, and Tan, on the Face,
psRHy Mora ASH LorioS" Sold BY Druggists evsS
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
THE COTTON cROp IN GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Aug. 1.-THE cotton blows are we'll
developed, and give promise OF staple oil superior
quality.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
GRANT AND COLFAX AT JAMAICA, l.. /.
, Grant and Colfax Club WAS formed at

famaica L. l., on Thursday evening last, and the follow
sug uamed gentlemen elected officers President
John NJ Crane; Vice-Presdeut Alexander Hayner; Cor
responding Secretary s. 5. Aymar Recording Secretary
D. IL Mecks: Treasurer, j. c. Hendrcks0n. large
Number Of people attended and signed the roster OF the
Club Tie Rspublc Of jamaica are enthusiastic ana
resolved 20 labor earnestly Tor the success OF the
N.tHl.lL MI InlLlsL IL h lnta
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15
GRANT AND COLFAX IN PLAINTIELD, n, J.

The peOple in the town of Plaintieid are all
right for Grant and COlfaX On Thursday night spirited
5usefiuC was held ia IaiHgs Hail. where were present
the more prominent men Of the vlclnity Addr.sses Sc,
ge re made Mr. ID. W. RuuyOn ana Dr. Gilbert az the
close OF which there was immediately collected 5000 TO
aid in tho erection OF q wicwam wherein loyal doctrine
New-York tribune., 1868-08-15

Al the last meeting OF tins CluD composed
" discharged soldiers and sailors held az this place. th'
meeting Was well attended and much enthusiasm Ile
vailed W G. Anthony esq spoke AZ length OF te fIes
dental nominees, sustaining the Chicago and state pag
forms. his speech elected much applause He was lOi
lowed 10y Robert II. Strachan, ESQ., who made surfnl
appeal and urged Club the necessity OF doing ali
ther power % further the election AZ the eOuclusOi
the Lancer gave three rOusng cheers for the ucket anC
the platform,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
Tile Drainage.

1t is at this season, when the hurry of hay
ing is past and the press of other farm labor
is not great, that our attention is turned to
the preparation of new fields for another
years tillage, and the first step which sug-
gests itself il fitting the land for bearing crops
by securing tor it a perfect drainage. We
say 9 fitting the land, ? because no soil should
be entrusted with d crop which is not in
condition TO receive it and undrained lands
are certainly unit for almost any crop of
the nurthern farm. All lands are benefited
by drainage heavy soils are rendered light
and warm /: light and dry soils are deepened
and made moist and clayey, stiff soils are
mechanically made porous. In addition to
these advantages gained is the important one
in our latitude of increased length of season,
drained lands being well known as much
earlier feed of frosts than others which are
undrained. The subject of general drainage
has heretofore been discussed SO fully that
our REMARKS in this short article will be con
fined to the specific form of tile drainage.
There are several forms of tile manufac-
tured and used, but for all soils we most Ger
talnly prefer the round or pipe tiles, and a
brief consideration of the characteristics of
all will show why we prefer this form.
he horseshoe tile, so called from the re-
semblance OF section of it to the form of a
horseshoe, is one OF the most common forms
in use it is open at the side between the two
heels of the shoe, and this side is placed
downwards, either upon the ground in the
bottom of the drain, or on flat tiles laid along
it. In the first method the soil gradually
washes away and the tile sinks out of line,
the earth then washes In from above and the
drain is ruined if the horse-shoes are laid
upon fat tiles, there are the disadvantages OF
having two or three joints to guard, the fiat
surface does not conduct the water SO well
as round one. and the expense of this form
is greater than the others. an item of impor-
lance Besides these objections it requires
more labor in laying. and is. we believe,
weaker than either of the other kinds
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
MEDICAL.
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Do This Lecture should be in the hands of every
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Also DR.. Culverwe's g Marriage Guide" price 25
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16

The Old Burying-GrOund.
By JOHN G.. WHITTIER

By JOHN G.. WHITTIER
our wales are sweet with fern and rose,
our hills are mapIe-crowned;
But not from them our fathers chose
The village burying-ground.
The dreariest spot in all the land
To Death they set apart;
With scanty grace from Natures hand,
And none from that of Art.
y winding wall of messy stone,
Frost-fIung and broken lines,
\ lonesome acre thinly grown
With grass and wandering vines.
without the wall birch-tree shows
Its dropped aud tassePd head;
Within the stag-horned sumack grows
Fern-Ieafed, with spikes of red.
There, sheep that Craze the neighboring plain
Like white ghosts come and go,
The fitrrn-hor=e drags his fetlock chain,
The cOw-beH tinkIes slow.
Low means the river from its bed,
The distant pines reply;
Like mOurners shrinking from the dead,
They stand apart and sigh
Un-haded smites the summer sun,
Unchecked the winter blast;
The schoolgirl learns the place To shu1
With glances backward cast.
For thus our fathers testified
That he might read who ran
The emptiness of human pride,
The nothmgness of man.
They dared not plant the grave with flowers
Nor dress the funeral sod,
Where, with q love "a deep As ours,
They Ieft their dead with Cod.
The hard and thorny path they kept;
Prom beauty turned aside;
Nor missed they over those who slept
The grace to life denied.
let still the wiIdIns fl overs would blow,
The golden leaves would fall,
The seasons come, the seasons go,
And God DC good To all.
Above the graves the blackberry hung
In bloom and green its leaf,
The hare-belIs swung a if they rung
The chimes Of peace beneath
The beauty nature loves to share,
The gins she hath for all,
The common light, the common air.
O-ererept the ar;iveyard's wall
II knew the glow of eventide,
The sunrise and the noon,
AUD gl0rified and sanctified
10 slept beneath the moon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
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