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New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Consul Gen. Roessing, who has been ap-
pointed by the Prussian authorities to treat
with our Government in respect to emigration,
has sailed for this country. 1t is to be hoped
efficient regulations may be agreed upon for
the prevention of horrors like those upon the
ship Leibnitz, by restraining the cupidity OF
the owners and masters of vessels.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Charles franklin Robertson the Bishop elect OF
the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri, is Rector OF
church in Batavia in this State, but was there only
four days when he received notice Of his eection~
the vacant Blshopric He graduated at Yale Colless
in 1852 and took charge of his first parish at Malone
in 1862
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Colorado responds to Vermont. The election
in that Territory, yesterday resulted in a
glorious victory for the Republican candidate
for Congress. In every county heard from
Union gains are reported. At the last Con-
gressional election, Geo. NJ. ChilcOtt, Repub-
hcan. was elected by 1OS majorty-he receiving
1929 votes, and his opponent, A. c. Hunt,
342l. There were scattering votes to the
nnmhnr of 4G
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Mr.. Solicitor Binckley, known to hstOr! as
the confidential friend and adviser Of the Sec
ond Jackson, closed his inglorious career in
New York yesterday. His business here has
been conspiracy to destroy Commissioner
Rollins. Nothing in his inglorious career has
been more laughable than his campaign in the
courts Of New-York. Buckley, in his efforts
to reform the Revenue, or even to create
trouble in Department where trouble is
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

We commend to the attention of our readers
the letter of our correspondent with the BRUSH
Association for the Advancement OF Science
at Norwich. Like the letter rccountlng the re-
markabe address of President Hooker. 1t is
rcplete with interest, and free from the dryneSs
of mere detail
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

In the Doncastcr st. Leger. yesterday, The
earl" belonging to the Marquis of Hastings,
which was the first favOrite some time ago.
does not appear so far as we can judge from
the Cable dispatch this morning, to have been
in the race, and it was won by " FOrmOsa,' the
winner of the "0aks.n
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Gen. Imboden seems to be very sensible
Rebel commander. We see that he is busiy
engaged in assisting the emigration of colonists
to West Virginia. and that he has already sold
for settlement over 10000 acres of land I'm
bodcn's example is worthy of emulation, and
we commend il to his Rebel companions.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The World has made the startling discovery
that the Democracy in Maine is still "alive."
There has been good deal of doubt on this
subject, and after the election returns come in
there will probably be yet more. What about
the Democrats of Vermont Are any of those
alive
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The Republicans of Massachusetts, nominated
Yesterday VIM. Clafin for Governor, and Col.
Joseph Tucker for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bet
ter selections could not have been made to
stand on a platform of which Honor and JUS
flee are the main planks. The Hon. Charles
Sumner was recommended for reelection TO the
Senate.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The Union Republican General Committee
has ordered reGnrOllment of the Twenty
first Assembly District, which for some years
past has been divided by local feuds. About
200 names were enrolled last night, and the
business will be continued tonight, at Mil
ler's Hall, One e-hundred-and -ninetecnth-st. and
Vhird-ovp
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
The World casts doubt ON the reformation

The World casts doubt on the reformation
of John Allen, the dance-house man-saying:
Our point Is that there is not the slightest ground for
a bcief that Allen any less wicked than he
when he earned from his present patrons the title which
gave him nOtoriey."
We consider this too harsh. Allen is no
saint, and does not pretend to be; but he
seems TO have made some progress upward
from the bottom of the pit. Considering,
however, that he still supports Seymour and
Blair, we would not encourage too sanguine
hopes Of his ultimate reformation.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

~ The British Science Congress, Letter from
Our Special Correspondent; The National Debt;
Speech Of Edirard Atkinson, and seCerGl COM
manicatiORs toM be found on the second page;
The Money Market and Produce Markets on the
third page; Literary Items on the Sirth page, and
Real Estate on the seUenM page.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The Rebels in the Georgia Legislature have
followed up their recent action by swearing in
the men as members who had the next highest
votes TO those expelled. Gov. Bullock man
fully protested against this and the previous
outrage but his message was of no avail
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

A Cable dispatch this morning gives the sub
stance of the resolutions of the International
WOrl,ingmens Convention at Brussels. Their
action is not without significance, and the IN
fuence of their cOunsels will be felt III THIS
country as we'll as in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Mr.. John II. Hoffman made speech at Buff
falo the other night, complaining that in the
Southern States the white man is subject to
"the domination of the negro" Witness, we
suppose the recent proceedings in the Georgia
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
THE DRAMA.
HUMPTY DUMPTY.

The 20Oth representation of "Humpy
Dumpty was erroneously announced for last Tuesday
night 1t Will DO gwen this evening and presume the
Olympic will be crowded The brilliant success OF ths
pantomme is too well known to require further indore
ment Innocent mrth herein receives the reward OF dis
pensing happiness
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The Acting Attorney General has decided
that claims of Southern people, for cOmpensa-
tion for the seizure and use of their premises
during the war by our military authorities
cannot under the present laws be allowed.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Legislature. Sheriff. or Attorney General, re-
quest it. The county in which the troops are
used shall pay their expenses.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
Comments by The Tribune.

If Gen. Lees "mere error of Judgment per
tains exclusively to the past, we have no desire
TO discuss it. "Let the dead bury their dead"
But the tone Of the Southern Press clearly
implies persistence in that which The World
pronOunces q "mere error of Judgment" as a
vital, essential truth. We insist, therefore, on
having this point cleared up.
When Gen. Lee entered the Military servi,e
of his country, he took an oath of fidelity 70
her which was in terms unqualified. But t
now seems that there was most important
mental reservation-that Gen. Lee meant only
81 will be faithful to the Union till Virginia
4" sees fit to secede; when, though | may per
"sonally consider such secession wanton and
Suicidal, shall obey my State and turn ny
"sword against the Union.n We do not be-
lieye Gen. Lee so understood bis oath when he
took it. But the fact that such construction
has supervened imposes on Congress an impr-
ative duty. Let us have an oath framed Snd
administered to every officer and every CADET
in our Military or Naval service that will ef-
fectually preclude such an error Of judgment
hereafter. We protest against the disbuBe-
ment Of another dollar to train to arms men
who can conscientiously desert the National
service as Lee is said above to have done.
Let us lock the stable door before any more
steeds are stolen.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

The Legislature of Tennessee has passed
law empowering the Governor to send troops
70 any county, when ten loyal freehoders re-
siding therein. backed by Judge. member of
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
ReprRIUcAN VICTORY IN NEw.MExrco

ST. LOUIS, Sept "a Santa Fe dispatch Of
yesterday says: The Legislative election yesterday re
suited in Republican victory. The Legislature will bs
twothrds Republican.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
SECOND DISPATCH,

ST. LOUIS, Sept "a Denver dispatch SAYS.
the election in Colorado yesterday resulted IN the es
ton Of Alien A. Bradford Republican, delegate 10 Con-
gress by an increased majority. The Legislature will
undoubtedly be largely Republican.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
COLORADO ELECTION.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

RESPONSE FROM THE WEST TO VERMONT,
EXAmPLE-REPUBLICAN GAINS IN EVERY
CoUNTY-A. BRADFORD ELECTED. as
DENVER, Sept. 9.-Denver gives two hundred
and eleven Republican majority. We gain in every
county heard from. A Bradford. Republican, undoub,.
edly elected delegate
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
ST1TE SOVEREIGNTY.
the World saws of the late Rebellion

ire WOfld says Ol tht laIc heDclHOn lhdt
Gen Lee went into II reluctantly after his State
had seeded against his wishes and judgment TIE TEIB-
UNE makes this reluctance It's chief ground OF ncupa
tOn opinion IL enhances the luhter OF Gen Lees
character In motive IL noble sacrifice Of private
ineuation what regarded the lawful authority
Of the body polite The Southern doctrine of allegiance
was no doubt erroneous; but u was nevertheless very
sincerely held The theory OF Mr. Calhoun had been BOT
forth by that powerful with such aouencss and
ingenuity that II commanded tho nearly universal assent
OF the whole Southern midland Of Cen Lee among the
rest By that theory allegiance was due primarily to
the State only through IL To the Federal Government
The citizen OF Virginia made citizen Of The United
States by the of Virginia In ratfyng the Con
stitutiOn; and it claimed that she had the same
authority uulOOse that she originally had 10 bind Now
as Gen Lee believed this doctrine with all the sincerity
frank manly nature, what was his duty, as lac under
stood it, when his State 10 secedef Clearly. TO 20
with his State, whatever hls own private judgment
might be regarding tho expedency OF the act Nobody
disputes that it s the sacred duty OF citizen 20 submit
his own private lncnatlons to the public Will OF the
potca community OF which he Il a member. In Gen.
Lees case 10 WAS question To which of tine two gov
ernmcnts asserting contradictory claims upon him, his
obedience was due. His mere error OF Judg
mcnt. shared by many other good and able men HIS
noble loyalty his OF duty sheds luster upon his
character aud merits the esteem OF all generous men
There is no reasonable moral standard by which can DC
made a ground Of reprOach."
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
orr DEBT OyE-FOURTH PAID.

1t has been usual to state the reduction of
our public debt at $250000,00O, that being the
amount by which the aScertained debt liquida-
ted at the Treasury by the issue of bonds or
other securities has been reduced. We have
been careful to couple this statement with the
fact that, beside this reduction of the ascer-
tanned debt we have paid about $780,
100000 in back pay, bOunties, overdue con-
tracts, transportation, and the other expenses OF
closing up the war. These were really in
cured and due i'll August, 1865, and should be
added to the amount of the ascertalned debt
of that date, in order to arrive at the maxi
mum amount of the debt and the total sum by
which it has been reduced. Mr.. Edward
Atkinson. in a speech delivered yesterday, at
Worcester, before the Republican Convention
of Massachusetts, presents the actual facts IN
their true light, showing that the actual IN
debtedness, lquidated and unliquidated, was
on August /, 1865, $3,99S7, 733,329; that it was
on June 30, 1868, $24S5, 900, ,OOO-being an actual
reduction of $sO2 733, ,929 in the principal of the
debt BY the same rapidity of payment we
could pay off the entire debt within ten years
The figures are as follows: The total amount
of revenue received by the Government for the
three years from April 1, 1865, to June 80, 1858,
has been $l,5i0,0J85S3. Out Of this there were
paid for back pay of the Army and Navy ana
war contracts, within fifteen months after the
close of the Rebellion, S774, Sjf. And
there were paid for bOunties, pensions,
prize money, rembursing States for war ex-
pendtures claims of loyal men, Freedmen's
Bureau, expenses of Reconstruction, and Ma
tional Cemeteries, $l4j,9l2,4Oi. These two sums
amount to a total sum to be added to the Ma
tional Debt, as it stood on the books of the
Treasury April I, 1855, of $02O,77S,252. The
asccrtaned debt was s2,3GG, ,9jj,077, making the
aggregate of S3,2S7, ,733,329, as above stated
We have, therefore, actually reduced our debt
by $500, 1888
We can now arrive at the ordinary expenses
of the Government exclusive Of war expen-
ditures'
War Dcbt....---. -ssi2' ibb'4y -. .....o
War Interest pad........ ij5,io4,soJ- l,24l2l52l2
sDa2 .ant trt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

NewM Mexico joins hands with Vermont and
Colorado, and elects Republican Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

or little less than 392,OOO00O year in cur
rency, or S65,OOO,OOO in gold, while the expenses
of James Buchanan's last year were S76,Sil,OOO
in gold, or about 100000 in gold more than
those of the Government during the past three
years. Hand these facts and figures to your
Democratic brother who thinks the National
Debt caunOt be paid and must be repudiated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-15
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIKI STOCK ExCHANGE.-,FI3ST CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

~, ie64 l0Oo0 $50 Coup62 ...lot
10 se 81 59J Coap '6S nj 2OU s. lo Commodity
$40 Ou 6I......l1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-15
SECOND BoARr,--I2f O'CLOCK.
MONDAY. Dec. I4--P. ".

Gold opened ut 1854, sold at 1885,, 1851, closing
5fqIs5i The ceargs SO the Gold Exliange Iauk were
~ and the balances S,os9ss IS. Tho imports Of
specie for the week s5467-Total /, 1863
s.9,j2s; time, 1861, ss,o5sois time, 1866
P,is3.it5.
Government bonds we're firm, with moderate demand.
Al che last call prices showed weakness the new
boais selling Off per cent; 1Olos sold at 1859 The
market extremely dull. State bonds were lower
Toanessec Is sold at 672 bonds esq., Yrgiuias new
81; Georgia 6s co. MssO0r Is firm s9l; North
Cardinals weak new bonds selling a. 80 and old
bonds AZ 81; Alabama ss sold at S. Railway bonds we're
moderately dealt In. Bank Of Commerce sold at l2l
American Exchange ia Cumberland S1a3St, Delaware
aud Hrdson 1872 Pacific Mail WAS weak az Il2s G12a0n1
A'a1t Nail q, Western Union Telegraph 9cy American
Express %. United States 45f, Merchants Union 49,
Railway shares dali and steady, with sInan
Calculations. New-York Central sold of I23f 1875
ga; Ere sod moderately at 4oisOi Erie Preferred
g. Hcw-Icrsey Central III, Fort Wayne lOssaIOsL
A. tho o'clock Board the market was more active and
prices sho~ed an improvement After the call the may.
kei w strong with advance OF taI per cent On Tho
active shares The Directors OF the Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago Road have declared the usual quar-
terry dividend Of p per cent payable free Of Government
tax and 81 per cent less tax the third mortgage
bonds payable Jan. TO- The books close Dec r. Al tho
isst Board the market strong; New.Yorh Central
sOiI a. l Rock Island advanced to lOt The balance
tho Western list active, and ia good demand
At tho oiose the market firm. Government bonds
nuprOTcd per cent at the close with ssns demand
for al casses The shorts made Saturday buy.
Ing ebyeF and but few bonds offered 1T quota
fations.
y. esPae: r. R. esle 9s U g. $40 Con s5.. Ie;'ei1s
a. s. o. Sli4siu. s. no. ail9i
s. 20 heg siS y : iotS Eegs.- JOY sISl
a A n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-15
THE COURTS.


-
tLo rc,;tion Of julius KatzenDeIlE, ~ A.
-, ,1ycl I6Vcnstcin and Rosa LowGis'I dissHlisSed
c,,ed beukrults Tho petition ~ t's t S of fraud
win costs, the ground that @ nod not been proven
~ dB ia It against Tue LVNC"'''
by the evidence. :, RonLru btCv
T, tbe II :. District Court, IN DUR IN re- ~
the following osses were Seoie banfrupt Greenfield
THOMPSON 'i,rr,pt on The 28th OF AsOst,
al netifjoned for his diSchaIso ~ discharge could be
los ITO qaSsnt of The failure OF Gfeeuct
w. ~ within wear Of the time Mhen trcied 10 think
TOT " witn. TnJce BatcOrd was hct,uo"h standing
bankthp 800 could DO granted, not" ,aI -
that tho ayse decisions but fually Gonc,uuVu the
fefuso The dlschsigei Tor t5e W. n s Circuit Court.
act;on involving the question OF S0ntr i,I,.
60 negligence brought By leinbke aS.' ~ 10 tbo n,
IL pross COMPANY, was disosse u T1ce McCunn This
pcloi -, 80 recover for injuries sustained oy ian, q
VIZ % ~ years on the 28lh OF APRIL lsOi; 90 from one
:, ntarsf md trinity place, 10y DOX iliuB iog ami
% IH WAGONS upOu her, breaking htr reg, en9
tnriny her head ON former tliiu Ju.s,,j, nezii
s.,nst the plaintiff, on the point o. t he c6nd lad
hi I'M the street alone. On the PtSSAt 80. a., tSe
mtann holds that the fact OF the ehia UNI ,h i,r
htroat alone was not COntIlpu'i"s "0e'oN'
found for plaintiff, for t'5O'
An important case under the Bankruptcy aGt
vas decided yesterday IN the superior curt ~ - ne
OF the suit was John Mullen 2s JN n Standant for
uyiS~fuIy converting certain wagon belonging "
Sjantif and Jury found in his favor on Wh iy in -
80 ~ tls hind defendants body may De the az a
ecntiOn, which done IN TINS H 80 SiierIfT
Tho defendant taken n Sas.4ay " the judg.
foent the defendant applied IN we i,ar lart
Conrt TO be relieved from his debts, apd h ~
,'r,c, Ia then made notion through his counsel
John X Dos Passes, at Special Ielln OI .no I'm
Court, 70 have the execution eEAnS5t N ornmnTt
Jndge Jones granted the m0liOh houIhk t"IV ,,S
ment discharged by the discharge ol 'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-15

cor mo for Gold Notes. $4,000 total iece'p'o, too
AGO % total Payments t6Oi.Sl O5; Balance io
Frelrhts to Liverpool 400 bbs Flour at g. Su INV
bpsr wheat at sd, and by steamer SOOOo Dash. "ncA'
ono oru nj Cld 500 toe Lard at 5Os and 90 Dds forA
at IS. ,,.o,.oo an
Tina Sacramento, which sailed from san Francisco oh
n aoth ut took ont Ss $50 g. consigned as follows
y Davidson s2i1o1i IS; DoDohOe Kelly Co.. siO4O.V'
Wells. Fargo Co.. ss76s2 -; other shppera S2oVcV,
The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company nave uooI'-o
n seprapuual dividend OF per cent free OF GoFeIHi'
fax PAYABLE January I, 1862
Mr. caleb Mix who died IA New Haven yesterday ,oI ,i
inc was once Steward OF Yale College re p
rs Director OF The Mechanics Bank; tue hist a
- tbe American Mutual Life Insurance toh1Pa.! /"
most efficient Chief Engineer OF the flte % ~ d
Tor very many years an Assessor OF ~ a. zine
BOARD Of Relief Vcstryman or Irlnlty h, q. nI a. "a
~ MA death of ST. Pauis Church. tho latter VI "n' We
erected chiefly under his oversight A., ,,o~nr,ort Tor
The estimates for tho expenses OF tno VIZ IN,
thc text tisca wear were sent to the lOusc a,
INSTRUMENTATION on saturday last Inc totai ~ ~ e.,
S5 oNt 40 Included this estimate Is sISVOvVV lol
on The puhlic debt $4,000 900 for the EXPENSES
ose " 90 5 Geo 10 carry on the navy. S2sOOOOO
Sor sUsios and s45O0OOO for civil and miscellaneous
cei Grav President of the Somerset Railroad % n
tocked nv naraysls while attending meelilg VI Cio
rectoTs on Saturday at Lewiston, No. his symptoms "'
moro favorable to-day
T,prE Of he Areroge AMOUNT Of Looms. Specie, CtclHg
non Deposits and Legal Tenders 40 ne BankS o. nc e
on Of Heo- lori; for The weef ending So'"o"y' wv
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.,s, ,... Of $50 bs. CITY orOg,d Spring %Ss s
crs ard Srm; sales lots q Amber oss n sSS Corn
ss IS esps 81 80 &c., t sS f Ss% &c. tor n
All IN ear lots Osts dali quoted at 6oa6s o Porh
a. Al IS Barley in sales Of two srdosas Sn" 81 a. "a
80, Mes 81? Lard l5i dice Hs'lhes ca al SlO'~siVi
snssSI Dee GFlour q and a Family 81 ESQ a. d.
ubsst srsr and 81 &C for no Red Corn rrr ana e
oat. auet unchanged Rye adyancl9g sales az ~
e nsrkstl is scsfce Barley unchanged Cotton htme %
dc Whisky moderate dem'nd Al 9s dressed MN al Ns
~, Al 400 Coz receipts sIce SATURDAY 9vV e.u yhe
80 Ia A saS sales delivery at 4Zo bnk nsss
cie o;StIOc fr loose aud l0dloc packed Cissr o Ss I
ol ia G+ Shoulders; saI3c foe SIDES. and l3s a3e o
U.n, Lsrl At aic for Prime steam na Am
there was strong speculative demand eV"' 1919 S ~
M91y T ns u -pour quiet wheat sedy White Michigan
al 9i Apber 81 So Corr steady a. Sec Tor ga ne ny ouiet
New Oats frm st &c for No. l. Ne uhShAHS'a' D'" f
Cmo.eo pee .-Behsnge NsvYoIs heavy Flour heavy ~
for s y" .SS + f2G Sr s No. t Corn dull
bred b& S;s re- steady :, q ss q . .
for ghslus' steady at ste Sd re c Ds or Gs Ssr Cows
~ VI so Good steers Live Hogs active decline Of
sales at 81 ipd IS for common 10 good ot nd 20 - 10,
choice 70 smooth Provisions hrmer Mess Po 500 io uius
r..t delery Al s2l Prime PORK steady ~ Lara nf AZ
i cash Meats for s0aders HE Tor ohof' ioi M
Tor Rough sides ard l2c. for Hams 80 ,,.,u
IS sg Is; Cutting Leaf az o. Cotton, 2aie hSg
"a ,sDsg fross Me. Pork 82j - Bulb Shoulders lcl 1ss'
Kb sides l3ldi4. Clear Sides 3tc LAM e@iots T
IS sO9s6 oa, s5G;9 Corn 6Odo9c lEe' 'IH@i - '''
MIxAUrxr Dee I4POur dul .nd unchanged Wheat deela'
SSS2 CeTu du al SIC New the track Hs sdvapdns
sales At 81 II No Barley quiet at ~ ~ delivered , g5
| 0,,s / oOo bush Rye shIpmens-5oO 900 Dbl. Flour
MEMPHIS l-Coou bmi CpAnds 2c receipts Tor seo
aO bales exports 700 bales Flour om 20 ,S
sd Lard dull At ls96e Bacon hOmiHA Bulk Shoulders I've
| sides ls3c.
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CRIMINAL.

+, The Court of General Sessions yesterday,
hsf, Rerorer Uacket Thomas Sullivan, burglary, was
sentenced years and six mouths IN sst9 tr to
,ssTs and AK months Elizabeth Brown (cOlored gl9
larceny ak months in the Peniientiay Peter nad
T D,onths Juius Roth grand larceny, State Prison LOT
Two years and six months Mary CampDel'' , req
larceny four months In the Penitenturyi helhy
Dunn and John DonOhue. attempt AT grand larceny
two years and six months Imprisonment IN ue osa,C
PrisSn each Patrick Ferry attempt nj burglary Ins
praonfF Admitted that he entered store OH INC ghe ~
Inc 10Th of November and stole penkle Naiusu a. y
cept He was sentenced TO the State Prison Tor wv
yeaTa. and ak mouths :. Eight prisoners We're ois
cbarged~ Several cases postponed and the S0ur
adjourned until to-day at IL O'clock