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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Hope boye.

hope ~ Dove.
Behold IT. that kecpeth Israel shall usith~r sambr
rpr-tPSaims, cNd-
Amid the silence ofthc night,
Amid its Ioneiy hours and dreary,
Wien eia-s The aehiHg sight
M4sing sai1y. iorn and weary,
Trusting that t-morrow'- light
May reveal day more cherry
Amid ainistion'. darkest hour,
whsn no hope be-rIes our sasins.s-
When Deaths hurting teupests t1~er,
And Grcver shrouds gladnsss,
While Crefs unrglenting power
Caasis our stricken hrarts % Madness
When from friends beIpv'd we're parted,
And from our spirits love,
AMI are driven, brokrn-hcartsd,
O'sr q heartc~s world rove,
When the b. which we've -Harte,i.
vainiy -rck 90 meit mov-f
vyAeu We trust and dcIusb~t,
whsn We love and denieIi,
when thr scheme- DER which W. bru.ded,
Burst IKE uist on mountlin's sisl-,
Md fsanl every hope eVeiuird
We ia dark despair abide
Then, AMI ever. God s,istlius us.
IT. whass sy- no sifaabcr knaSs,
Who controls eash throb that pains us,
Nad in mercy sends woes,
And BY iovc euustraln- u-
20 avoid eternal thross.
Happy h. whose heart obcys HIM
Lost and ruined. Who dsowas
ON q nIots e'sr disptlee Him.
Tear theus from His chosen throne,
MAY our lives ami language praise fIAi,
May our heart. b. His aioue. -Ssfscfes-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-09-12

II III EO- ii. ID ANIES.
(L1ts JsnioH, GTe.H & Coz
Importer and Commission Merchant.
AGENT
LLOTDS' s. THE LTPERPOOL UNDERWRITERS.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY. and
BRITISH & FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE co.
Fir= Proof Buildings, Kaahurnanu Queen Streets
6iO ~
ID NJ FLITNER.
Continues his old business in the hreproof building
knnhumnnu Street.
rated b. observations OF the starr
With transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention givento
fine EHteh repairing. SeXiAnt and quadrant
glasses siverrd and adjusted Charts and
nautical instruments constantly
68 h1Hl and for sale ~
THOMAS SPENCER.
Ship Chandler Dealer in General Merchandise. Island
Produce. St.. and Commission Merchant.
Byron'- Bay. Hiio. -. l..
VIII keep constantly hand every
description % gods required by ships and others.
The highest price given for Island Produce.
Money -iv1n-ed Ir Bills of ExchauEe ble
Ci7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

apoier man at this time was behind Berrigen WHO NC
US witness could not tell; witness, WINE s,oplli
-, f tle club with bis hit Bcirigeh WIN IH HHt
I'm te face; wrcmchcd tho club from MN 'lhln m"s
t' ans oi the boxes stalls. backed mo the c"Iht
Cou,,,lell WINS ON the outside, ana JnnhE Wy
futo INN: q woman. whom he Cnil ny -, 81
M me- same time was clubbing Larkln; nc sim an
mis- but Tor a moment witness struck Ia,nnop. rr;
he RIGHT ear with the club he had wrenced nom a. ~
~. Sawuhon dronned his hold ON larkln ana 1tlli as
Witness struck Campbell. policeman struck NM cut5
INN ON tbe head and caught him by tho collar ness wv
hin, IN go far fine man VINO getting murdered anu no
said III want you;" while IN the pollceinnhs cuS,.oH.
Ecrriccu made two attempts 10 STAB witness WIN h'
ne said "Occr protect me; take me our o. mere; ~
ing TO get murdered" lie was taken 10 ,e s.o. In vas
was connetclv stupefcd ana frightened 10 death ne Ws
taken back INTO the cellar, and mere on the moor ne
Tarln ms he supposed dead, about three or four ee
frou where he was Standing when witness was arehte,
number OF policemen rushed IN and they were taken "
the stati0n-housc -, -, -, ,,od and
william f. BAN. sailor, who had been arrested anu
held AS witness for saying that lac had witnessed orc VI
fine retticst fights he had ever seen, on being quesoc
NV e Coroner ted that he must have been ntON,e
when ne made the statement, as he saw nothing 81 nu
am Ur was discharged. Tho further investigation
was then adjourned until TO day. at II o'clock a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS


ARRIVED.
steamship ssr,rossa Crove Charleston. mise and par
At.msatp Rr,r, tg.e Chichester AeTannt rllse atc
St-rwslIp Volunteer Gallagher Philadelphia mfse
Sf.sm.np Arn.hnet Kelly. Srs-lelioTl nlse. aud
Steaushi % Nets. DAVIS Providence ndsc
Bsfk Ada Carter. Kenny. Havana p DAYS, smear
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
" D. Isrrsn. New Bedford Whistler Taunton
G,o-r. t.llnm Portland john MugHt Portland
Fashion Nos iaFTu 'p'. NtN 'Ha',D
Wave Crest Saghaftor. '.niei ln'srii ioitlihi
I,Iu ID GrHn Portland Jolu Walker. NeK.iltycr.
Tr9r.t Neg. Haven. CtsA l.. Hu.se. NrN.lI,rrn.
s T. Wines. SeN-liaren. ames tiFhsl If"'llclce.
john Warren. Providence. Darius hdlf' bangor
prfisree Rorkand = y. Anierol. Portland.
Flov,r Portland Jsne NJ Briln~ri. Po.t.aui
.r,t,,rn PD-t'apd Maria LOUISA. Norwich
Jtu Providence ifsis, lfofdeuet
81. p,,.r, n G.,rse y 4. e. T. Brooks. Providence.
, Wersir Providence George Peabody, Me.aeeL
MIR, Nat somef.eL BraEo. Portland.
NAVAL.
SAN Francisco Nov ?'lte T. - steamers Eesa TOW Mratan
and Moboago on Honolulu arrived here TODAY TIE Muhono has
made an unsuccessful tue sloA OF lrfsone alis recently
reported by the bark Jennie Beresur
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sax FraScisco bark swallow ont 100 DAYS
nom Bnkok for san Francisco believed 70 have been lost Cleared
ship Ms,aura M Liverpool With 5000 sacks o wheat Sailed sup
Artwrght Tor Nrw-iofk.
C,IIssoS Nov 2g-Arrved steamships Virgo from NewYork
Lac smith Savannah Ne.lork bark Gauss Bremen Sailed,
brig Coriigtn for port n Great Britain.
otNgs IloE 2Afci schrS Impotence non NJ John
Irae Lssson Maggie Melville and mary Stauish Boou Adelaide
Kelly Goacesler Mararet Philadelphia TahmAoo' Ne~ioTki
Ame' a II Lsmiug Philadelphia
Bosros Nov. 20 Arrived steamship Neptune. from NeS'iorE
DISASTERS.
LvrRrooL A dispatch rom Gibraltar reports that the
American brig stephen Duncan Hughes which sailed m New
YORK OFT Maes hes stranded Cape spae No further
particulars received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER
EEw-YoKE. Row Tier. Bar Wild Hour Iher var, y ~
- 90 5fte y " u 80 2l75 W. y. ".
40 g4a0 4 = Il 2J97 " =. w.
20 29g4 n y 80 z912W.
40 2g79S s x $50 1914 w.
II 40 1876 IS. s. W. IL 33o 1873 w.
REnARE2eh-M oung-Le hary clear at u little hay rom
10 IL AneoonLtte haks very cloudy from to ~ c"u1 10
3i5 cloudy TO sgrsst Bsening-Very cloudy to overcast 10
29tb-Moning and aeno,BVsabe; windy from sunrise 70
Eyenngoudy very cloudy from $40 7;l5 variable to ~
AstroomcaIhe ocuaon Of the lunar Adeharsn NJ ihe ~,
Hall O:u3 shortly before the period OF immersion and a
the visible In close proximity With . NOON b"l a.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPAkfMESI'
The following Is the the week ending Nov I5
BAKONETgR. TnEkhOAskh N,
Week .2l9J Week
Nov. Is. IN $50 Maximum at p No. S"Y
Minimum IN. Nov. 20. % f8 Minimum at A. IN NOV @'' ~
neere,ra mr. rance TK Difference ~
B,n an lie 2th AMI 2th Duration hours depth 80 Dehe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

An order has been issued from the head
quarters OF the Boys IN Blue dated New York NOV. 2s
Iy Gen Charles r. Graham, Irend Marshal requesting
an officers soldiers and sailors residing outside OF the
city Of NewYOrk DESTROYS Of attending the Inauguration
,,f Gen Grant the 4th Of March next 10 communicate
Ger Intention Col 6aln Trueadell, Adutant General.
No IN Broadway, Room No 10 who viii furnish them
viii tNe regulations adopted by the Marshas OF the
Rows In 'e fOf that Occas.OD aud also the prgbabe
I.,ilse Ol u = kflp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
iAuucuncetr as.

LUNG COMPLAINTS, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c,
are speedily relieved ani taken 10 permanently cured by
JySrs B,rrcroH,y You viii SUI also certain renei, for
Cous Do. aud Colds Sod everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
nm NTW-YouK pOsTOFFIcr.

Amended is a tabular statement of the trans
actions OF tbc foreign department dwnglast month I"e
tables chow that there have been co9 more letters sen
away than received AID at tie postage paid for letters
IN Ir il. s. ~ ~ IN Hcn.. OF TINT on lNltcIs r-cCINld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
rAclNG IL Nrw-oRIEANs.

Nrw-OrTr1Ns, Nov 2S.-At the Net0ne
co,rc to-day the first race the stake for al ages
dash of mile ana hdl 10 carry 100 %. for purse O."
S'sG pl.uatc, beat WarNcks che stuut horse transit
iv Eleak,rlud and Tom Green. Tmc-GO2! For the
race for the STATE post stake, threcne hcal tlg EN-
FRAMED, Alahama entered BiyOnc Missouri entered sun
down and Louisiana entered Gilrov. Bay0lei won.
tr following is the summary BayOnet. l. y J; Ciroy'
D J. .. suuG0Nn.3.3.5 Ime-C21, 6.li 6ll..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

Coal 81 4 TUN.-WEATHER STRIPS 6 CENTS
Foor-It universally acknovrle that e npr. Application u
PArESr HEArEE SrNirs u'Afs saving % oily one
e - lmf temperature instft or
caf al. colds al laf1.tnras ~ patents via 10
.ou.y prosecuted L. ToKKKr Co., Sole Manufacturer
NJ - N.lcnlAl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
UNION COURSE.

Two trots came off at this course on Saturday
The first for purse of s best IN to harness. had h'e
entries ms follows l. s sammis, b. g. Bonapartei hiram
Howe h. y. Tcaser; j. McFrelcy, T. IN. Betscy; John
Rogers r. T. Eddy; VIM. Nhclan, b. m. Ginger dtaMn
The betting from the start was in favor OF Bonpall'
vino won me second thiid and h heats IN 2t 2i's,
md 9.i7 respectively. The other race was between
Cocbraue and Spike owners not known; but as u Dc
came dark before it WAS finished decision was AZ
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

WHY MIN DIFFER IN RELIGIOUS OPINIONS
Tts tie suhjec, Of Lecture at loDAr from TO j. IN TIE
r.oo col Rooms 30 Broadway. ladies and gatereu aiiel
se.ts 2s eeat. o. ~ tickets for 81 Lectures even day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

lie BURGLARS clenntd us out lhlft liUl'S III
one year NJ HOUSES r pIoieu Now ia 'hvica
e.t a altlo le Kecu Monitor g. 2
HISS Na 10 Walstl OGce BURGLAR ALAHs lELAsaNPu No .il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

ASBESTOS RooF CoArING. II. w. JoHNs
No 10 Nilsmst, cor - Liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair Leaky Roofs
". JoaN Maaaaet4rer No % WiiiAi.ss cor LOeftysL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
THE TURE.
FASHION COURSE, !. ].

N'NIR'''
A race took place over this course on Satur-
dov between gentlemen's rondstcrs sweepstakes sOo
eacn) with the following entries T. Cunninghams sid
Nichnl.. A. Whftson's sam: g. H. Wilson's Mary, ana
4 Pcaisall's mare mot namcd II resulted IA victor!
by sid Nichols hIs lime being 2:iGl, &h, 2i4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
THE CITY.

ference MI Difference OF rsse $50
Rain 18th and 2b duration, II hours Depth 30 p'"
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

GEORGE COOK, AUCrTONEER SALFSROOMs, "a
VI and SO Cedar street, Broadway would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally that he
the spacious sacvooms 81 street.
ton with the beretoors occupied by him, thereby Afford
ing him facilities FOR the sale OF
generally Cosiynments OF Furniture solicited, FRI
day 0E o'clock assgnee sale Of first class Cabinet Furn
Chamber and Parlor Suits Lounge Easy
Chairs and Rockers Bullets, Bookcases Desks &c ali made
for city retail trade Catalogue at sale. On Saturday
10 O'Clock, second hand Furniture Carpets Mirrors, Easy
Chairs, Lounges, Paintings, Plipton Besteads &C.,
moved for convenience OF sale. Catalogue OF sale
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
BooART, ArcTIoSEER, .

Bo0ART, ArCTIoNEER
e.. This DAY, APRTL2,
at 10 O'clock ri No. 22s Wooster street near Ay genteel
Household Furniture, consisting OF rosewood Piano. marble
top Centre Tables Lounges Brussels and Inrra Carpets,
Oicloh, French Plate Pier Glass rosewood aud
wardrobes French Clock, Painings Ensfs.ns also
wood mahogany and Cottage Bedseais, Hair Mattresses
Bedding, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Diung Room and
Kitchen Furniture, marble top Dressing bureaus and Wash
tai nd shades q. ..' VIZ. ...I 4
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

r BooART, AUCTIoNEBR.
y. SATURDAY, April
at o'clock At the auction rooms No. North william street.
large assortment Of Paior Bedroom aud Kitchen Furni
ture, Carpets, &C.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

onlse $50 BoweIy will close out entire Furniture In
mencing this day. at !0H O'Clock consisting OF Bureaus
Tables Chairs Sofas, Lounges Washstands Mirrors
yeads Bedding, Mattresses Pillows, Bosers Sheets
fe Comforers, Stoves, Carpets, Oeohs &c. Buyers
dealers arc In tied. CAMPBELL, Jr., Salesman.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

RY EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIoNEER, eas BROAD.
way, VIII sell by auction at his salesroo, Thursday
O'clock general assortment Of Second Hand Furniture
consisting In part OF rosewood and brocate black and
lounges Bues Curtains Cornices Silver Plated Glass
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

RENJ. II. SEIxAs, ArCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
- auction Friday April 3, at lOS O'Clock. entire
Household Furniture contained n the House 42 West Eight
eenth street. comprising general assortment
part OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood Suits
plated Ware China Crockery Paintings, &C. No.
wood Piano, 6k, IN fine order. lH'l
r p: THOMAS, AuCTIoNEER.- MORTGAGE SALE OF
" Grocery Store this day at 10 o'clock S5 State
corner OF Hoy Brooklyn the entire large Stock Fixtures
OF said store. Also top Grocery WAGON, &c.
r. II. CHITTENDEN, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
HENRY b. HERTs, ArCTToNrER.
III PEREMPrORI SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
on THURSDAY, April 9,
AT ELEXFN O'CLOCK

on THURSDAY, April 2,
AT ELEVEN OCIOCk,
Bv ORDER OF Mr.. ALBERT KUNZE,
AT HIS wARtRoooMs, NO: z SIXTH .AyTNUE,
SUPERB cABlNtr rURSIrunEl
RICH wALHrT LfaaARY SITS,
HALL STANDS, CABINETS, ErAGFRES,
DINING TABLfs. SfDEBOARDS, BOOKCASES &c,
all warranted Tie very hes, quality, and TO be sold posi-
lively without IN luence Of retiring from bus
ness. Catalogues now ready
ToHN I. vANDEwATER, AUCrIONEER-24 DUANE
eJ This day at II o'clock, special and perempioy
sale and without reserve consisting Of
very superior Of first class Horses all of witch
selected hy gentleman for his are, without
dou the finest class OF horses ever cold at auction from
private stock.
IL high years kooi bny warranted sound kind
beat 2 40; one OF the Gnest animals ia The state
Chestnut STAR rotting colt l5a high years. raised IN
Orange county Warranted sound an1 kind and 10 rot In 25
Thoroughbred Ren,ncky Saddle Horse, raised by Clay
sired by Lexington by imported YOkshire l5 high
years broken To all harness sound and kind.
Celebrated trottng Daisey, IL hg years. has trc
ted h Kind and warranted 10 beat 25 day of
SALE
Brown coupe coach or genemans park Horse bred in
Michigan, by imported Povor; 1851 high, years
rantcd sound and Ray y by Rs1icks ambletonan,
years. 49, high IN 2S9; warranted kind
Also several city Light Wagons, but little used, by
Brewster others Harnesses, ". BNo other stock
admitted In this sae For particulars see Horse and Car
riage head. LII
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

A UCT1ON NOTICE. - HANDSOME FURNITURE AT
~ private sale magnificent satin brocael ParIor Suit
made TO order for SS5 will be for Ss5
Suit 1855 great variety Parlor Bedroom Dining
oiture, cheap ~ Bleecker street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
A UCTION SALE.

n FREDERICK DIG, AUCTIONEER
will sell this day at II O'Clock all the Household Furniture
che private residence 46 West Fourth street,
Parlor and Bedroom Suits Carpets, Paintings Curtains Mat
CLOTH &c.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

DY HENRY d. MINER AUCTIONEER -sALEsRoOM
~, Hssssn street opposite the Pos. and
HENRY d: MINER BARKER win sell at auction on
Friday, April at IL o'clock, at their salcsroom, 81 Mas
street, for of whom concern,
Of Italian Paintings painted to order In Italy and just
ceved comprising line copies from the original OF the
old masters all framed In carved Florenne frames also
from private collections several modern Pictures Amer
can, French and English artists The above
bibiton
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
SALES Ar AUCTION.
-
RY HENRY b: LEKDs 4 MINER

IJY HENRY H. LEEDS & NINER, rTl ~ NJ
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer
Friday April ioS O'Clock at the private rssidence
Household Furniture, by Meeks other weli known
makers Consisting o. Brussels and Ingnn Carpets
wood Suit, In crtmson rep; rosewood octave Piano.
carved black walnut Rockers and Easy Chairs black walnut
and gs frame Ensvaga rosewood marble top Centre
Rsssis top Shaving Stand HAIR Feather
walnut Library Table Marble Clock oak Extension Dining
Table, oak Cane Seat Chairs Lounges also China
Will commence W. "
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

RY HENRY D: MINER. AUCrIoNEER, sALEsRooM
Frs SALE CH0icE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
IMPLICATIONS, IN CONSEQUENCE or REMOVAL.
H. ID. MINER BARKER will sell at auction, Thursday,
April a. 10 O'Clock a. their ssesroom 81 Nassau,
poetry biography, theology, bellies leres, fiction, &C., &c
most OF which are elegantly bound. win be exhibition
Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
DY HENRY II. LEEDS h MINER.
Id HenrX III. Leeda-

- Henry II. Leeds, Auctionecr,
VIII sell BY auction Thursday April nj 10N o'clock
ressence @ East Thirteenth street near Fourth
pets, mahogany Suit in hair cloth, Gas sxures
Ottomans rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads, hair Nat
tresses straw Paiases feather Bolsters and Pillows
hogany Rockers and Chairs In hair cloth aud Seats Oil
Paintings, mahogany TeteaTee In hair cloth,
marble top Washstands, Kitchen Furniture, &C.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
J. BLEECKER AIrCTIONEER,
n VANOSOMf HOUSEHOLD n FURNITURE

This day, ut lUT O'Clock, at No. I57 Crosby street
oonsistIng Of Dining, r.rIor and Bedroom Furniture
rosewood Sofas, Chairs Centre Tables by
cote satin Window Curtains Gilt Co.nices French plate Pier
snS p,ano @ rossn Rsd,aod an" sy .ose
c together with Kitchen Furniture, with sale
will commence. Catalogues at "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE-BY COLE MUIR.
~ PLY, on Thursday 81, At lU19 O'Clock, at 81 Wyckof
street. Brooklyn general assortment OF ordinary Furni.
ture, Carpets, dc. -.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

n J. BARRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9sl BROAD
vwayLarse and psremptory sale Of magnificent House
Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, &C., &C.
BARRY co. will sell on this day Thursday April Q,
the entire contents OF the large four story brown sonc
house is East street. cormencng At II o'clock
precisely The parlor contain solid rosewood Suit richly
carved covered In French satin brocaei; also richly
carved walnut Suit covered In French satin brocae magn
cent rosewood7 octave Panofoe ne
Top Centre Tables large Turkish Easy Chairs French Plate
Pier Mirror Lace Curtains Cornices, Nc also ne colec
ton Of rich and costly Oh Paintings China Vases kc
also elegant Dining Room Furniture, consisting Of carved
walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs richly carved walnut
Sg In req; rich French China Ware elegant syerpated
carved rosewood mahogany and walnut; ne Horse Hair
Mattresses Straw Paasses &C. Kitchen and Front Base
ment Furniture Cooking Utensils &C., &C. Catalogues early
morning of Raa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

0E-I-Net---
State, 1868. Gdins.
Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

Geogre Francis Train for Congress. The attendance
was large, enthusiastic and decidedly Celtic. Mr. J.
J. Collins occupied the chair, and introduced Mr..
Hollywood, who made o loud, ringing speech in
favor OF George Francis. He said Il was an anomaly
for such man as John Morrissey to be nominated
for Congress- and like Tran whose genius was as
bright as the morning star, to be set aside and me-
elected A song in favor OF Train, beginning
From The loyal and the brave, British base bound
Comes q pleading cry for freedom and redress.
was sung by o timid youth from old Erin and the
refrain caught up by the audience after some little
urging ON the part Of the managers OF the meeting
on the platform,
lowed In half hour speeches, ana as each one ex-
hibted more earnesness than the other the excite
ment among the eager crowd OF listeners increased
In proportion and the advocate OF irish freedom anu
woman'S rights was remembered IN tnunuers oi
vocal applause. After while the Following resou'
lions were proposed and adopted without much oe
lay or considerations
Whereas 10 desirable have this great district repre-
sened Congress by veteran friend OF the people wns
Resolved That cordially sharing In the general
Tor George Francis Train recognizing his services ~ tn
we ratfy his nomination to Congress.
Resolved That the and services OF George Frnncs
Train give him claims support and are
guarantee that he will realize our expectations In sns
Resolved, That approve the wish Of George Francis
Train TO enter Congress unpedged party Ia order has
ne may be free to advocate the interests OF Ireland
The meeting then separated, highly pleased and
edited.
1t was expected by some that the supporters OF
John Aorrissey would disturb the harmony OF the
meeting, but nothing occurred TO justify the 5us-
pciOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

Prom the Detroit Post, Oct. 22.l
Everything that throws light upon General Grant.
character s OF special interest now that hts execu
tive talent. Judgment and skill to he exercised
In civil AFFAIRS for the next four years The following
letter, brief and concise, contains little that Is
but II confirms the fact that Al the outset OF his
paign against Vcksburg his plan was to take the
city by circumventon and not by direct attack. The
letter was written TO General w. r. Reynolds, OF
Detroit, superintendent OF the Lake Survey
BEFORE vIcKsBURG, Feb 70, 1883.
DEAR RAySoLDs-A large mail, the first In q week.
mas just arrived and IN yours. hasten TO answer
but viii necessarily be short, having number OF
letters TO write to go out BY the twelve NJ mall.
am much obliged to you for your kind expression OF
confidence. The reduction or vicksburg Is heavy
contract but feel very confident Of success since
arriving here however the amount OF rain tnae mas
fallen has been great drawback to our progress.
IL Ia now impossible TO effect landing on the east
bank Of the river ct any point from which Vlcks-
burg can be reached, except under the guns OF the
enemy. BY passing below and taking Port Hudson tt
would give high land all the way W TO operate on,
and give In addition the cooperation from Banks
forces. Hoping news from this department wiz be
favorable TO our cause, remain, truly yours,
Z. y. GRANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25

The democracy Of Essex county have made the
following Assembly nominations:--First district,
Samuel ,. Farmer; Second district, Joseph Booth;
Fourth district John r. Pierson; Fifth district John
8. Parker; Ninth district, James O. Irwin. The re-
naming four districts wnl make selection during
the coming week. The republicans have made no
nominations yet
The republicans have nominated Charles Heming-
way, OF Paterson, for Assembly from the Second
district OF Passaic county refusing to endorse the
proposed democratic nomination Of William Wait,
the republican who was injured In procession u
week or 30 ago. The democrats will probably now
decide W nominating Peter DVrepuss