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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS IN SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 2i--George WI.
liam Curtis delivered the annual address Dcioo uio
Frnnkn County Agricultural Society, at their cS'i''
show, AL Greouaold, to day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
RICHMOND COUNTY d

The upfayorable weather has spoiled much OF
the pleasure connected with the Richmond Noun! ,
Several of the performances that We're W ha'c '"Ae
place were postponed on account oi the rsp' h"''' go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
BOsrON Plastic FABRIC COMPANY
ELGIN WATCHES.
REMON AZ.

CgCKERSG have oed 70 No ii hast fout'eeun"'
Nes.York between Broadway and Flnb-aye) ----., Al,
full ana enurey ne" sA
,,,ri Soua amt pt F0ETE made from the same scacs
- those ehibtei Paris Universal Exposition "ntn We
rf1ouusase PIANOS
rent Also large stock Of secondhand fANos Of various
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LOUISIANA.

Departure Of Troops from New Orleans
Republican Defence Of General Rousseau.
~, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Z, 1863
All the troops sent to reinforce General Rousseau
during the excitement previous 10 election have
been returned to their command.
The Republican has leader defending General
Rousseau from the attacks OF the radical press
North. 1t says his recent position has been o most
dificult one, and knowing as we do what were his
views, his wishes and the means at his disposallto
enforce those views and Wishes we propose to 40 q
gallant soldier the justice OF placing him correctly
before the world. General Rousseau, recently from
civil life, was well known as q decided democrat
and 1t Is part Of the justice we render to say that
he disavowed with promptitude any partisan
bias in the administration OF his command.
When violence riot threatened Its worse consum-
nation the troops at his command were o mere
handful. To the request that forces be despatched
TO Franklin and Opeousas he responded by an order
directing the troops Immediately TO those points, but
before they could move the disorders In the city in
creased to such degree that not musket could be
spared. Feeling his weakness, he telegraphed to
the Secretary OF War earnestly demanding that more
troops be Immediately sent TO him. The Secretary
ordered General Gillem to despatch at once from
Mississippi all the troops that could be spared.
Through the leaders OF the different parties he made
constant efforts to quiet club and faction In Justice
TO him. therefore, 1t requires to say to our friends
that he was earnest and true In his endeavors to
protect life and prevent q riot.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Nov. To p.
M.-Cons0ls close at 94,s for money, and OAK 94k
for the account. American securities close at the
following quotations:-United States fve.twenties,
731; Erie shares, 27Z; Illinois Centrals, 81. x
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Nov. 7-Evening.-The
Bourse closed lrmer; rentes, III. 15c.
FRANKFORT UNSATISFACTORY, Nov. Even
ing.-United states bonds firm at 1917 for the old
issue.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooI, Nov. T.
2P. M.--The market closed steady at the following
Notwithstanding upands, I'D; middling Or
leans 115sd. The sales OF the day have been ~ 600
bales.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET.-HAvRB, Nov. Even.
ing-Tl1e cotton market closed quiet Sales were
made OF low middlings anoat and to arrive at 127f
per cwt. II
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvERPooI, Nov.
TAP M.-Lard, 66s. Sd. per cwt. Cheese, 64s per
cwt. for the best grades OF American 1ne.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL,
Nov To p. M.-Corn Is nrmer.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPoof, Nov
To p. M.-Tallow, 5ls. per cwt, Turpentine, 27s,
Cd. per cwt. - :
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSDoN, Nov. 10 p.
M.-Tallow, 51s. Sd. per cwt. -
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AETwERP, Nov. 7-Even-
ing.-Petroleum closed dull at 52i4f
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Explanatory.

A. the election Is now over becomes necessary ,h.,
action tn
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give value for value II TIL. wa. not the fsens
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able for the mercantile community advertise, and they
should not repadae their oldes. and best The
expended enduring slsepess nights and
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need not have been afraid The stakeholder would been
good honest and faithful OF mine, party
and bis party color. He would and will also lind white
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contrary honest conviction and discuss politics
my place OF business (No rehecton.) Come Wednesday,
Judge. forgive you this time. Do Judge and bring
party I would risk my good and position
wife you deliver a vaedicory address the ad-
vertising particularly donations
and my friends that donations hercaftes
will be kept out of the papers. HIT H.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
With the usual farsghtedness and shrewd good
judgment Of the HERALD, you have, in your Thurs
days issue, suggested for General Grant a cabinet
which cannot fail to strike the whole country as an
unusually good one. And 1t would seem simple
justice at least that he should heed the advice Of
that paper which was first to advocate his nomina-
ton. or two Of the gentlemen named my personal
experience enables me to speak. No man in the
South deserves more from q republican administra-
ton than william w. Holden, Governor OF North
Carolina. No one has been more unsparingly abused
%
crat In $780, he never his heart to the secession
movement or its leaders, and only acquiesced therein
because OF the bOisterOus tide which overwhelmed
everything. He like others, supposed that the new
| government was to be a democratic republic, with
freedom Of thought and speech: 1t proved aalaye
acknowledged head OF party for the reunion
Of the States, and, as such, suffered more
equal position IN the Southern States. North Caro-
lima is the only State where there Is the permanent
nlaon in It's avor-and that Is mainly owing to the
power OF his pen and personal influence, Socially
there is no more perfect nor better informed gentle
man.
AS to Henry q. stebbins, the business men Of New
York know well his worth. and his record OF patriot
ism during the war can well be looked upon by him
self with pride and satisfaction and by others with
admiration. With his quick, clear judgment having
accomplished with one OF the greatest railroads OF
they acknowledge the superiority Of American imam.
cal minds In selecting him as their representative.
II Is full time that some one should have charge Of
about the money currents and waves, who fs busf-
ness man and knows the business needs Of the
Nw the ys Of me
that position, and heartily agree with you that no
worthier or more 1T person could be selected for
adopts at least these two Of your suggestions he Viii
do well-he might adopt all and do still better.
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DEPARTURES Of PASSENGERS YesUnuAy.

s.on Mrs Greenwood, Il Yorson Master Yorsion Dr
James Lille, DR. william Terry Mrs William Terry and
Hnlon, Frederick Her Arthur Gsieand others 10 the
DHRsY, GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL Steamship Bri;
Wills Mrs Wilmington and child, Mrs 0rnn, William
Roberts, Thomas Norburn Thomas Wright Wlhsm Loch'
head, Mallory Jas Maony John JessmAn MIS- Hyan,
Harksn " Elsns Captain Lsngs Captain Olsen Charles
Mcbride, Mrs. l. Hoben, Alexander Price water FORREST,
Henry Mevsr and other passenger. 10 The sseysss ran.
man, Mrs McKittrick James Gordon Dan and we James
Hunter and wife, q Sims George h9rcs AieI moI n
Mr Card, Gr Hester Ernes, Becke, John Elliott, q;
Vincent, Reuter-, Julius Lowcnthai John hoonson I'd
Hunt, Mrs aeo N Wells Miss Matte wels, Miss Mary
Wells Mr Bromwch, Robert Kent Miss Agnes Hannah-and
savasSAm@ steamship San salvador:-Mr and Mrs "
Allen children Mr. and Mrs Chas Bailey and three
Nr and Mrs I, borden and child, Mrs Guge
Mr. Mrs Bolt Mr. and Mrs John Ryan, Mr. and MIA
Bordne, Mr. and Mrs Remus Swain, Boulineau, Miss
Pritchard, MIRA Charles Douglas Raymond Mayer
Mas Annie Mayer Edward Mayer, Miss Adams, Henry
Mayer, Ms. Hayes, DR. Able, Mr.. Mary Dyer {
Mccoy Miss Carrie Rogers Robinson, Mrs SteutoTd,
Dr. Adams Mrs Chatham, Mr.. Bolt, Charles II Brown,
Tobias wyntopp Schmidt, c Herman, Bartlett,
Provost, Jonan, Denis Haley, William Liiot, James
Boyd, George Turner, Butts Mrs Hard and
sAvANSAu. anship Montgomery.J.J J. Broad Lyman
Chamber, JOS Buckey, WIN. vsn VIM Reevc and -four
children, Mr. Nicholson wife and child u. p. Bishop and
two children, A. ]. Beech and wife wm Bailey, John beacy
Gray, William Reynolds Mrs Enen 0Heeru, Loeb, koe
Jay, John w Benker, wife and children; Mrs. y. Nc
CAL MIS-. Porter g rcmpsey and wifo Mrs. Fl9reu,'
Bates Isaac Manney ~ Kern and WIFE, o. Heara and dausb
tai samuel 0ost0n~ john White. ID. IAdd
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Secretary for the reinstatement OF the discharged
clerks very great indeed, but the demand for re-
duction is imperative and cannot be avoided
Naturalization Treaty with Bavaria.
The treaty between the United States and Bavaria
Ii omchly proclaimed. II Ia provided that thee iti-
zens who have become or shall become naturalized
ctizens OF the United States Of America and shall
have resided uninterruptedly within the United
States for five years. shall be held by Bavaria to be
American citizens and be treated as such. Re-
ciprocaly. citizens Of the United States who have
become or shall become naturaIzed citizens OF
Bavaria, and shall have resided uninterruptedly
within Bavaria five years, shall be held by the
United States as citizens aud be treated as
such. The declaration OF an intention to become
citizen OF one the other country has not for either
the effect OF naturalization. naturalized citizen
OF the one party on his return 10 the territory OF the
other party remains liable TO trial and punishment
for an action punishable by the laws OF his original
country, and committed before his emigration, saw
ing always the limitation established by the laws OF
his original country, any other remission OF liza
bility to punishment
The convention for the mutual delivery OF
criminals and fugtives from justice in certain cases,
concluded between the United States on the one
part and Bavaria on the other part the 18th day of
September, 1852 remains in force without change.
Army Bulletin.
Brevet Brigadier General Horace Brooks, Colonel
OF the Fourth United States artillery. now in COM
mand Of Fort McTenry, Baltimore Nd, is next in
rank to General Candy late Commander OF the De-
partment OF washington, and therefore succeeds
General Candy in command Of this department.
Brevet Major General 8. 8. Carroll, by an order
issued from the War Department to-day retains his
position Inspector General on the star OF General
Hancock, commanding the Military Division of the
Atlantic.
Personal.
General fitzpatrick paid his respects to President
Johnson to-day. General Candy also had an inter-
view.
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LITTLE ROCK Nov. Z, 1858.
The radicals claim Pulaski county by 1900. Sebas-
tian by Z, Hampstead by $780, Deshia by 2O0 Pike by
200 and Jefferson by 1900 majority. The demo-
Gratis carry Salina BY 900, White by 1900,
Prairie by 1000 and Oachita, Drew. Union,
Columbia and Woodruff counties by large
majorities. 1t Is conceded that Rogers demo-
crat, is elected in the Second district to Congress.
The First and Third districts are doubtful. The
democrats charge that the Governors martial law
proclamation was made to justify the stopping OF
the election in eleven democratic counties Reports
from woodruff, Craighead and Little River counties
show that the best feeling prevails among the
citizens Of all parties and colors Martial law will
be proclaimed in Little Rock and Pulaski counties
on Monday.
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TElEGHApnlC NEWS ITEMS.

At Buffalo Kate Johnson, the murderess, was SEN
fenced yesterday morning to be hung December IS.
A Providence, X. H. democrat wheeled barrel Of
apples from that city to Boston in payment of an
election wager, reaching that city yesterday.
The shovel and hammer works OF Brown Sherman
a washburn, In Middeb0ro, Mass, were destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. The loss Is heavy The
amount has not been ascertained insured for 000
The National bank and commission warehouses OF
A. Is. Rucker and George ID. Davis & sons at Lynch
burg Va, were destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. The loss Is heavy and Is but partially insured.
The FISH oil and glue factory OF Pincus, West d
Co.. at Sandusky, Ohio was totally destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. The loss will amount to about
$4,000; no insurance. IL Is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary.
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PORTUGAL.

Severe Reverses In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loss
of Troops and Arms.
LISBON, Nov. Z, 1858.
Accounts have just been received here announcing
The almost complete humiliation OF Portuguese ex
pedition in Mozambique, South Africa. This expe-
Hitioh, which consisted Of about 600 soldiers, with
artillery &C., was sent into the interior Of that
Fry, where it was attacked by the natives. Nearly all
the soldiers were killed, and their artillery small
arms and ammunition were captured. Barely sixty
ESCAPED to the sea coast with their lives.
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WILMINGTON, Nov 7, lS6s
The returns now In are sufficient to show that the
State has gone for Grant by considerable majority
though the conservatives have made large gains. 1t
Is believed the estimate OF the Morning Star, given
on Wednesday, approxmates correctness. That gave
the State to Grant by 5000 majority. Re.
turns received from the Mountain district tonight
show the election OF Plato Durham, conservative,
for Congress. The delegation stands five republic
cans, two conservatives-a democratic gain OF one.
The official count increases the republican majority
OF New Hanover county, including wilmington, to
1877, being q republican gain OF 245.
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MICHIGAN.

The Post ONCE Frauds-The Accused Honor.
ably Discharged.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Z, 1868.
To-day, In moving the entry OF nolle proseq,ti
upon an indictment against Messrs. Howard and
Johnson OF Buffalo, in the matter OF the Post once
frauds, in the United States Circuit Court, before
Justice Swayne, the counsel for the government
stated that full and careful investigation of the
case satisfied the government that Messrs. Howard
and Johnson were entirely clear or any completely in
the frauds, and 1t was but just to them publicly to
state the fact An order for a0le proseQui was
therefore entered.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL GRANT.

General Grant nj Harrisburg-An Enthusi-
astic Reception.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. Z, 1868.
General Grant arrived at Harrisburg. Pa, at noon
to-day. He was presented to q large assemblage,
but merely bowed his acknowledgements Of the
cheers that greeted his appearance.
He LEFT for washington at half-past one p. N.
General Grants Unexpected Arrival Mt che
Cnpital-A Flank Movement ON tho Politi-.
cians-Disappointmen of Once Seekers.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1868.
The question whether General Grant will be re-
ceived by grand military and civic demonstration
OF welcome his arrival In this city been finally
settled by the arrival OF the General here at
quarter-past eight O'Clock, thus executing one
Of his famous flank movements on the aspiring
politicians Of this city, who expected to make con-
siderable capital by overwhelming the President
elect with gorgeous reception display.
General Grant was accompanied by the members
Of his family and by Generals Comstock and Smith,
Colonel Badeau and Mr.. ]. Russell Jones. The party
took breakfast this morning Altoona and arrived at
Harrisburg at noon. Notwithstanding the caution
with which all the travelling arrangements were
made, the party going all the way through
from Galena to this city on special trains,
information OF the Generals approach reached
Harrisburg before the arrival OF the train and large
crowd had assembled to greet him. To repeated and
enthusiastic calls the General appeared on the plat
form Of the car and bowed his thanks for the
welcome. The train LEFT at half-past one
O'Clock, arrived in Baltimore at forty-seven
minutes past six and at washington at quarter
past eight O'Clock, when the General and his party
left the train. Here they entered carriages which
were in waiting and proceeded Immediately to his
residence on l street, where the members Of
his stan were in waiting to receive him.
SO well was the passage to washing
ton managed that scarcely q dozen persons
were aware of the Generals arrival, and the good
result Of all these precautions was, that after an
hour spent in exchanging congratulations, the Gen.
era retired to rest while the whole city slumbered
in profound ignorance Of his presence.
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Oil Explosion and Fire in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Nov. Z, 1858.
An oil explosion at Messrs. Rockefeller, Andrews
a Fagler's refinery last night burned several boys
severely ana killed one man. The property was
slightly damaged by fire.
Moore, Cahoon a Co.'s planning mill was burned
later In the evening. The loss Is estimated at
$4,000; fully insured.
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MONTGOMERY Nov. Z, 1885,
Returns from thirty counties give Seymour and
Blair majorities OF 1881 and Grant majorities Of
$780, Nearly all OF the Inhabitants OF the remain
ing counties are white and will probably give ma
jorty SUFFICIENT to overcome the majorities OF the
negro counties. The returns indicate that the result
Ia doubtful.
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PAYING AN ELECTION BET.--A Jersey COW was
brought into Houlton on saturday last by a farmer
who resides In an adjoining town, 10 pay bet made
on the result OF ,he Maine election. The owner,
making the best OF the sost cause had the names
OF Seymour and Blair Inscribed In large letters on
strip OF paper attached to the horns OF the ANIMAL
when she was passed over Ia the winning party
Af'Uostook fhe.j Times, OCT. 30.
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X. T. HELMBoLD.
III. T. HELMBOLD.
n r. HEIMROI.n


viii open my Drug and Chemical Warehouse very much
Improved trust that old friends have sur
fered by being closed during the interval repairs
am fully satisfied that when they call, hope ali will
WEDNESDAY, they will give credit for having
expeditions.
And them that the rapid increase OF my bus-
ness necesstated the movement,
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY
shall open with large, carefully selected stock Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, FANCY GOODS aud TOILET ARrI-
oD''' +" ''"-'A 'p'A ALL NIGHT,
"hsrssofOrs. v,nv .w.v,
~ all times.
VIII have nothing but the hes, Of talent mus.
be the best, whether Ia charge OF
DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION,
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Aye even PORTER ...,..
Every one In my employ is well paid;
Everything will LOOK happy
Everything will look happy,
Everything viii look happy,
And bs happy the marriage Buds"
Aud be happy the Marriage 9slar
And be happy "a the wharfage Beila"
BIO NOT FORGET
WEDNESDAY,, nov. ~, 1858.
Sec n. T. HELMBoLD's letter Of explanation oncsrnins
Wager aud Donation.
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SPAIN.

Spain will Not Dispose Of Cuba to the United
States.
BRUSSELS, Nov. I, 1858.
The Madrid correspondent Of the Independence
eg ewrtes to that journal that the provisional gov
eminent Of Spain will entertain no proposal from
the United States tending the purchase OF Cuba.
Instruction In Cuba-Troops Sent to Sup.
press IL.
MADRID, Nov. Z, 1858.
On the advice OF the generals Of the army the
provisional government will Immediately despatch
force OF 1900 men, with four batteries Of artillery
TO Cuba, to suppress the instruction there.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska win sail from this port on
Monday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific viii close at half-past ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YoRK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at halfpast nine in the morning.
single copssb In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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KANSAS.


LEAvENw0RTH, NOV. 2, 1885,
sensation was made here last evening by the
iulnlment OF pledge made by Senator Pomeroy be-
lore election that II Leavenworth county gave re-
publican majority he would walk bareheaded through
tne streets OF this city. lie was followed by an I'M
mense crowd, with torches and transparencles,
Sizehs OF all political opinions were anxious 10 see
headed through the streets.
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THE ELECTIONS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ? =

FHILADELFHIA, NOV. T. 1893.
The republican majority In this State foots up
20 a92 thirty counties having been heard from OIL.
cialiy and the rest estimated 1t is believed when
the other thirty-sx counties are heard from officially
the majority will be nearly 10000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Ex-Governor Orr Appointed Judge.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 7, 1868.
Ex-Governor.J. L. Orr has accepted judgeship
under the present South Carolina State government.
No further particulars from the Whitehall riot.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Allemauna,
from New York, arrived at this port at nine O'Clock
this morning.
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coo the hair and mussacA beautiful black Or
brown. II consists only prepar won rrce ~ cents
Sold BY " O. WELLS CO., l9s Fulton aees' ana ~ us
gss and perfumsrs.
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Meerschaum Pipes. &C., at KaIdenbers's.
Sores Ws . lna No. SJoA and street
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RALEIGH, N. O., Nov. Z, ls8s
despatch from Columbia says that by close
count 1t is positively asserted that South Carolina
has gone democratic by $500 or 5000 majority.
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FRANCE.

Ex.Queen Isabella I'm Paris.
PARIS, Nov. z 1858.
Ex-Queen Isabella OF Spain and suite have ar
rived here.