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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
HAYTI.

A NAVAL BATrLE-sUccEss or THE GOVERN
MENT.
The following letter has been received here
dated on board the Hayen corvette Alexander Petson
at Port-au Prince Sept. 20, 1868:
The Alexander Petion had an engagement Ia ,,av nj
Petit GOaye with the batteries and the corvetes SYLVAN
and Libcrte. The Libert6 fire and blown an
The Sylvan taken prize. but sunk before she
was got into shallow water and many of the crew
ned also, two Of the prive aud Haytien
eral. The enlargement kept up for time
after the disaster the corvette Two OF the prisoners
were killed board the Petlon by she'll After the
stormed and took the place The engagement lasted ve
hours President salnaye on board The enemy fired
pretty we'll but fortunately did little damage. The next
place to be taken will probably be st. Marks
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
REcErrIoY on McLELLAN IN pHILApELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-Ihe Reception Com
mittee embraces 8 Generals The railroads will utter
curson tickets reduced rates 10 soldiers and sailors
good for the 7h, eth, and 9th insts No
political banners devices are 10 be borne In the process
sion Gen Mcclellan will arrive at the north end OF
Broad ST. In the train due here at 10 m on Thursday
lie then to be escorted from the point where the con
Meeting railroad Broads down the latter street
TO Chestnut, and thence TO Independence Han.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
SEVENTH REGIMENT, n. G.. SING.
The eth Regiment was inspected last evening,
and Adiutant Fitzgerald makes the following return OF
tho corps =, IT. nj. IT,, p..., A.,
REAL EsTATE-sALE OF VILLA PLOTS AT PLAIN
FIELD PARK, ". j.

The II O'clock a. m. train from New 1ork
carried large number of persons Interested in the large
sale 10 take place at Pain6eld Park "a free passage
10 and from the city was given TO those VINO wished 10
or view the lots offered for sale At u o'clock
the tram reached Planhed The Park is about mile
and half from the depot The lots were very level ana
inviting and many ranged up 10 the hills overlooking
the future city Planed Upon reaching the GROUNDS
n good luncheon was served after which the auctloneor
and the bidders settled down 10 business. Mounting
carriage, the veteran auctioneer, Mr.. Anthony D.
Rieecker announced TO the audience his readiness 10
proceed with the SALE at the same time remarking th
since the sale OF last June he surprised TO notice inc
number of dwellings erected course OF erection III
and around Planhed. The lots offered for sale were
then dsclosed and the bidding at first was quite spir
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
! Waterman G. Wlllsher. b. Free.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE's CARD.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-Mr. George ID. Prentice
publishes card in The Louisville journal, IN which he
says that his newspaper friends have fallen into serious
error regarding him. doing others injustice his account
He he not poor and broken down. and that his
personal relations with every Of his associates
perfectly satisfactory Every number OF The Journal Tor
The weeks has contained matter from his PEN
and is his purpose, God willing, TO live aud work the
OF the century.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
WESTERN NEw.YoRK DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

BUFFALO, Oct 6.-The sixth annual C0nVcn-
ton OF the Western New-York Dental Association con-
vened in this city this morning MT L. j. walter OF LOCK
port President. Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows DR. Frank French OF Rochester Pes
ident DR. c. C.. Dabo OF Buffalo, VicePresident; Dr.
W. c. Burrett Of Warren, Secretary. aud H. b. DOreteh
Of Albion Treasurer DR. Walter the retiring PRESIDENT
read an address Dr. Hayes of Buffalo exhibited speei-
OF osepearl new substitute for artificial teeth
Essays were read by Dr. d. Il. Whitney or Bnnalo ana ana
Dr. G.. X. Swami OF Buffalo on technical snOJecIs INC
Eighth District Dental Convention met tOhlght anu
adopted constitution and bylaws.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Spttial 2Oiitts.

Ont to-day mt % I.2 o'clock
THE PRESIDE COMPANlON
The Greatest Family story Paper ~ Amerie@
e,rt,tn. three GreatS stories:
THE DISGUISED TRAPPER OF OLANCHo, -
IL" 49, Bv the Author Of The Mysterious Hunter
Inn L0' D"' Bg JOHN BROUGHAM
FLASH OF LIGHlNING -. 80.
THE ITALIAN NESTLE ,,- 80, ,x.,s
II. most Distinguished writer's Of he eounty contribute 70 %
vtFSiDE COMPANION. Among then are shch uai,S ~ oH
p-,s " Gilmore Sima Auguin Dsy Lucy hlulsn 'oAll''
ts Y,vpe Reid Hattie IIatca. Cory OLanu Capt t@iie'on W.
Jupiter PAeou, Sc. &c,
For sale b. all NerSleAlsrs ccopcP NrNRo
No lla Mllam. NeN YORK
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6.-The match between
the American amateurs and English professionals ter
minated this afternoon in favor OF the latter with two
wlckets to spare This the best contested match in
the annals OF cricket in America Ten wickes had fallen
Yesterday for only 2l runs, with Radcliffe not out Clay
Joined him this morning. and after he had obtained five
and Radcliffe four both lost their wcket After this the
rest went in in quick succession, all wickes falling to
nothing except Magee who hit Freeman to leg for three
the latter bowling Clay by the next ball This bowling
was indeed IN good time flooring four wckets with four
successive balls Mr. Hargreaycss Is contained three 2s
and one The Americans did not place their field as
well as yesterday the Eleven would not have made
many runs In their second inning. An extra short leg
would have caught Smith in first and saved several
runs from Cambridge pokes and draws, would a
middle man IN the slips and other square leg for Grif
nth, who finally given ont by a really doubtful
decision Of the umpire, which drew protest from Will
sher, and in consequence OF which Pearson, the proes
sona OF the Philadelphia Club, substituted. The
following is the OF the second inning OF the Amer
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
c,uRPrnGR cATTIR mlRKRr-ocr a

Beef CsRecp 22a bead the market opened with an active
demand tie moderate decline NJ i u
ID Extra s1 25dB] IS; First Quality $i2042 rs; Second
Quality sIa Third Qua ts 500 SO So sheep and Lamb,
H. 67 head the market unchanged and steady sae
o. Sprag Lambs At 81 JO454 80.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE VERY LATEST EURopEAH MARKET REPORTS.

LONDON Oct 6Bering closed at 9 for money and s'
for American Securities closed quiet aud stesiy united
States FveTNenes 7 Erie Railway Shares o. Illinois Cents
%: Atlantic and Great " eseru Consolidated Bonds SGT
PRASKYoEr 6-Rvenng-Uned States closed at 7i
LIVERPOOL DC. 6-B,eningThe Cotton market closed easier
Nddng Upands 05d Mdiirg Orleans I'D The sales OF the day
10000 bales Red Milwaukee Wheat 1914 Corn 6 Peas
49, Lard fat at III Beef 0O The market for Naval Stores
closed quiet Common Rosin, 56; Tallow 49,.
LoyD0S Oct 6-Byening SugaNo u Dsh Standard on the
spot dull Spirits Petroleum 1885, Refined Petroleum u5i Lin
.eed Cakes, l2l 10; Lnseed steady
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The bidding now slackened and the aucuoneer an
nonnced the sale adjourned until to-day at the same
bonr and place Ali the lots except those OF Plot 49,
were sold m pairs with the privilege OF purchasing others
at the same price. Terms Of sale ten per cent ana
suctoneers fees on the day OF sale Forty per cent
within forty days and fifty cent TO remain on Dohu
and mortgage II purchaser desired
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Dr-Dilleilbnck

on THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC CArARRH.
The course pursued by In our reatinen ot " mos' M
,me disease the hardened and depFs'ea secretion.
~ accumulate cbsct the nasal passages ~ mean' OF
ho,e,Ing syringe several during the day These apphee
,cu, are rendered dsufetan aetSe or 0gent the '"ys
conditions ~ may require They are uostsnded Win ~
children submit to without discomfort or inconvenience Anu cum
bpl with t, measures the patient required to inhe by means oi
a, aom,er or otherwise Msiated Ypof three or four times
M aud thus every portion dseas membrane brought IN eeh
Of medication the diseased organs u e0rpaFa'eg 'O @
are restored to a normal aad healthy condition
"A, w,y Of Illustration attention OF the reader called 10 he oF
lour extracts Of eerfron sgenean whose statements are "or'y
OF consideration; vv,or,v M,.. Sent 90 1866.
had for sb six wears, edl,ehges consisted Of hes ms
ter very Ro1'. and & q1s1 & 20 % far that smell and
Under these eunanes my general M The sppeaRon Of
5 remeies have been en aud donS'less sslsa i'G%
NJ nIIESBACK can be consulted bis NsvYOk oaee No 500
p'd cor seyensenthst Union Square THURSDAY and
FRIDAY the stb and 9Th of October 'NI carry - ~
%, attention las, week on account Of The seness q te hou
81 -. hn,, h. addressed to No 3 Baanclst Bos'ou
The En,t Indin TsIesrnph Compan,' ~, ,.ou,
This COMPANY h'cs :. s1s C t ssl Go Connecting al ports
S p tsTs' S Ss co sst q Ss state
snssS1Hy Nth ih' cSp Of share. q sIGo each limited
ss%Ss. . s5ss 5,cS sfs .asa safls 80
81. 80. s' a. ava S.s S S s,as ssS pa4r soss Will
say may 1 ,s .sSss Terms .SrKE Soy 20 n For eircaa
"a @ pRk&EE ti.'iSI %SEoF Co. Bankers. No ia w
New -forb yy, ru,vrp A SIoSSoS No vfslst,
New York NAVY co,,unxwEAIT York.
spEyOER VILLA q Co, fs. - tongres'si tSa'"h
DRRXKL 4 Co.. Philadelphh
4 H. BROW NELL Bro, evlOk
| Jay COOKE Co.. Washington, y. g. n A.
| rHR FIRST NATIONAL BANK Washington
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Sylacna a. u,. .fr, ,o,r
& RidbY RHyS President Pssssaosa ct r. SasS S
| IL H. ORMSBEE Mauulc ctnIen ms ~. - 'T' "
| oSluUE KLILEY & Co, San Flaucls'', -,
noNai,n unosp NJ ,.isau E,press schenectady y
| Aud al the once Of tao CopPsnY,
-, =. njxon NJ D. Elor OF The sealpe, wl give hi
usI cour.e ~ Lectures lis Cr'a @ a,s y, A.
e.i1ps' i scv M Of ean aemoutoiis hernia ld e,'
uihl"-e' Wherever possible tc orrntcus performed m N
o o N, ,, he ,.esrd The lee o< tho tgert i've Lectures
l ltr.. crligfc of a,.eA Aa'ce aua iil s' 90, c
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E"' WE n,c hUecn snt asF ani TO '.''sS =" con
| ua,is,,ioas altgescl 70 boksNo' h"i
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

those In power who ths Or do they II and
they basey using the hopes the peace the life Of the
country 10 advance personal party nerestsi Let us
nope ha Goa IN MS wisdom may tnTn the hearts OF those
VINO Know the right yet pursue the wrong, and strike the
scales from the eyes OF others, really In the dark
ness OF ignorance, and therefore easily the dupes OF
tmGm t, better informed leaders Pray answer MS
IlhheuialeV ana appoint early day for your
visit here We shall require but short notice
70 70 MAKE ma the necessary arrangements to welcome
you III becoming manner. The policy OF the South Is
peaee- her only hope. You will see this with your
Invitation.
MT Adams writes long letter in reply. and promises
10 visit Columbia without delay.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
AfARRIED.

BURNS-RUSsRLL-M Hamilton Y. on Tuesiav the 18th ut
AZ the residence ofths brides parents by the Rev !" n nr"A
Irving New York TO MARY O. ouH dAnsn'efoi "e nus
sell. esq
DUPFIELD D-HAYwARD-In Adrian. Mich, on THURSDAY 9L =
NV tbr Rev Powell assisted by the Rev Geoe Dumsd OF
ssshng m the w. Dued Of PbiGephs 20 iiaite
4 daughter Of Isaac Haywood esq No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

CONNECTICUT.

A large Republican meeting was held at Mu-
sc Hall In Hartford Conn., last evening, under the aus
ice Of te Central Grant Club Speeches were deliver
ed nv the Hon n d. speIry and the Hon Francis Way
land Major John A. Tibbetts, and Mr. n Laudon The
dest manifested over the recent cleo
fon returns showing that the state sure for good Re
nnhllean majority IN November.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

A Democratic parade, mass meeting, ana
torclght procession took place In Reading Penn yes
fcrdav and last evening The parade IN the morning
Contained delegations from nevry every township III tne
county The meeting addressed by the ydi non 20 ID
others letter was read from Gen. McCielan' regret
ffuob rs inability. tC.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
MISSOURI.

,-ur PEACE TO BE PRESERVED IN ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, Oct. Gin view of the political
Administrations which will take place this week. and the
Yossihilitv of disturbance Mayor Thomas publishes q
Pr5 tbe riot act making 1t known that he Will
attend ali meetings, and enforce the law without regard
to persons politics, religion, nationality, or coior'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
schesck,. Palmsnic syrup

Is the only medicine that will real consumption
schencks Punosc Syrup ouy medicine sl da
lunga
Sometimes medicines viii sop will often the
death patient up liver stops circulation Of the
blood hemouhze follows aud In fa sOggng the action Of the
organs that caused the cough
aud dyspepsia the Of two thirds Of the eases
s consumption Many complaining with duh pain In the e.
the els cosTe and sometimes 800 loose tongue eost
pain blade feeling sonnet restless aud at other
times dov.y the taken lies heavily the stomach accom-
scly behng wBd these symptoms usually ons
from dsorIere condition Of the stomach TORPID liver Per
they heavy colds and " the cough
these sudden, stopped lungs liver AID stomach Clog
aud remain od Inactive before the patient aware Of s
situation the lungs and liberated and aea'n s'
inevitable result
Seheneks Pumonic Syrup epecOrns witch does not c'a'ss
any OPIUM nor anything calculated TO cough suddenly
niooi mixes with the gastric juice stomach dees easily
the system and creates healthy OF the boOd Bus
sometimes the system 50 debed seuk eaweed
Tonic necessary and when the bowels os skin ov and the
patient is Of bilious habit boz Of seheneks Ma.aks PHI
CURED
Dr. schenck Professionally at his principal Office
every Saturday where all letters for advice addressed
lie will also be professionally No 70 Bouds New York %
TUESDAY October 3 aud at No IS snoyer Boston on wLD
NRSDAY, October "a He gives advice free but torou xk
examination With bis Respromeer the price S. on.s
hours each ety from ga to The hours for IBIS visit
HesYork q unsvotably changed from l2 4p,m
Price Of the Pgmonc Syrup aud seswed Tonic each 81 per
bottle 81 50 half dozen Mandrake Pills 2s bon n
supply Of DR. sohencks medicines
Also for sale By all druggists and dealers
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Premature Of the HAIR which common nov
NAV he entirely prevented the Of BURsErTs COCAINE ~
lie sne time dressing for the hair single application
I render of glossy several DAYS For everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
-, Ihe Democrats of the XIth New-YOrk Wan
Wycks) District, have nominated Mr. George W. Green.
The Democrats of the Id Massachusetts Dis
trct, have nominated Edward Avery of Brarntree.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

IS as essential to hare political rfctory M's faH as
s A. bape an AppOnditGr ia 1865, ana etefy man NhO
Ires Eis country should rOte FOR Grant
"'" "PHIIIP ii. SHERIDAN, MaJOr-Gen' L. D. A.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
rpor At porGUKEEPsIE.

PoUGHKREPsIE, Oct. 6-American 1ii, w w ~ y
H. Taylor Panic and Prince, will trot ior n1ymrsJaV
a. 600 at notv's Union Track In this city, on iutsiM
fhe stb inst mt o'clock There will also De uo'
four miles single dash on tho same day.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE CAMPAIGN.

ye- Pcssidni dni................ULYSSRS s. GRANT.
no, y.es Prssdsnt. ........... COLFAX'
NEW-YORK:
W, 0orernor. or..............."JOHN A. GRISWOLD' #
For Lt.a. .GoperHOr. ......"..ALONZO Is. CORNELL.
F,y CaraI Commissioner. ALEXANDER BAhhLEf
yor ssan Prison Inspector 70. HENRY A. BAhNCm'
- Ci,yI of Appsals ..... G. AIPBELL Ii. YOUNG.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Gas Fixtures.

NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BRONZE. AND 0RMoLU.
FRENCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ALSO:
FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE. BRONZBs CLOCKS, sILvER
WARE. FINE PLATED WARE, CUTLERY and FANCY GOODS
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
Nos 4SS, 400 ani 492 Broadway, corner Broome-st
&Awny with Bad snells.-PIlOBNIX DISNPECrANI. %
all the chief recommendations
Metropolitan premium awarded by American.
Institute. lssT Agency No "a Dey-st
spirituaIismC H. FOSTER Test asd Business Medium win
give SEAECES al No. 20 West FOuhst
CannOn's, Rippowam, aud Yale q BOltons Furnaces,
also unon Republic and Hayes Ranges KELLER BDLbfooS.
Sole Hannfaeturer No ESQ Thrdaye New-lOk
Post-OGce NOttce.-The Europe viii be Dispatched
from TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY clog
b. ll:S5 c. and llIs
b and r. ll:l 10, and at IL Q clockA IN. -
Also WEDNESDAY Of the hour OF closing which VIII %
posted the General O@ce .ad ihs Stations 90 TuEsN
JAMES B3LLY. P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

The Conference of the Unitarian ~ Ms i'es ne,i
eommonces its sess.ons this morning NJ rNk i',
evening appropriate religious services w''S Spoccd he
a., ~, sernon The reverend gentleman took Tor
his text, 2d Ephcslans, l9--29 verses
male nfc, was found i la1I n,,1d; n,Sn5 and NSa w,
nston - A., aud WA. soui to ropce HEADQUARTERS
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
TpOTTING ON MYSTIC PARK.

BosToN, Oct. 6.-TwO races were trolled at at
the Fair at Mystic Park today The first was ior horses
that never beat 2:3O and won by Duchess, Nn9
aned the rst second and fourth heats IN 22o 2Zo ana
Sso The third won by IN G 1 g Rpgers
started The second race was won by Warwick ne YAK
ing the last three Of nvo heats, In a3 2S nha NJ I
The second was dead heat between warwick an" mau E
awaska Maid In 2:29i The first heat wns won ny En-
neror IN 2;3l This race was for purse oil t'"'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-08-12
srnss $500 per annuns, In adrance.
E.,abIi.hed chareb.. i. Rurope.

The agitation in Europe respecting the
merits OF established churches renders a state
ment of the existing condition OF Europe In
that respect OF some interest. In France,
Catholics, ProtestaDts and Jews are alike paid
by the state, but the ideal oil religious equali-
" cannot be said TO be lesitimately carried
out lnaslhueh as many acts of favor are aflold-
Gu 10 tne catholic clergy. In Belgium and in
Holland the State is se0arated altogether from
tue churches, but the ministers OF all sects
are pald trlfilnS stipend I'm the Duchy Of
Nassau, before 1t was annexed to Prussia, the
evangelical bishops of Wiesbaden and the
Catholic Bishop OF Limburg both sat in virtue
OF their office in the House OF Parliament of
the Duchy, and IN many of the lesser G. rman
States similar arrangements are adopted. In
Saxony the clergy of all creeds are chiefly paid
by local rating system. In Bavaria Cath
olic bishop and Protestant minister chosen
by the King, sit in the upper chamber, and
the State makes an annual grant to both
Catholics and PrOtestanis. In Nurtemberg
the king is the legal head Of the Evangelical
Church, which is thus in some sense the es-
tabllshed church, but the Catholics and Jews
are also controlled by government boards, and
are directly represented in the legislature. In
Italy the statutes OF the church are no longer
the law OF the State, and the ecclesiastical
property is dealt with summariy enough. In
Russia the Gear is the head OF the church in
matters temporal, and in the Hellenic King
dom a sim lar authority is gwen to the king.
In Austria the disruption OF the Concordat Is
the prelude TO changes which will probably
Dreak down the supremacy OF the Catholic
church. In Denmark the Lutheran church is
established with all the privileges OF the An
gliean church, except the poit.c status of
the preacy. In Sweden and Norway the
electoral franchise is limited to adherents of
LutheranIsm, to which church the king also
must belong. Hnf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-08-12
Let Maine DO Ner Dusy.

The Boston Traveller, paper that has
more confidence in the Republicans of Maine
than many of cur Massachusetts exchanges,
says: 5, 1.s s I.
Our Maine friends are on the move. They
had grand me eSine at Portland on Monday
night, at which the brave and eloquent Cen
eral Logan made one of his most effective
speeches. Other meetings have been held in
Bath, Augusta, and elsewhere. For the next
five weeks we expect that Maine win be in
most animated condition,-and we further
expect her Republicans will do as good a
work n 1868 as they did in 1864. Their vote
in September, 1864, had prodigious effect on
the last Presidential election, and may be
said to have settled the issue of that contest
almost two months before the formal vote
was taken. The Republican majority then
exceeded 10000, which was increased at the
November election. A similar Republican
majority in September next would have q
vast elect on the result OF the next national
election. 1t would tell with heavy force on
the event in Pennsylvania and Ohio, i'm In
diana and Iowa, which hold elections on the
second Tuesday in October; and Republican
success IN those States, at the October elec
lions, woulo be decisive OF the result in No
vember Those four States have SO electoral
votes, which, with the 80 votes of NeT En-
gland, and the 16 OF illinois, the 10 OF Ten
sessee, and the 16 OF Michigan and Wisconsin,
-and all these are assured Republican
SIates,-would secure victory for us, without
counting upon other Western States, or any
other Southern States. So that Maine Re
publicans must see that they Rave much 10
fight tor apart rom mere victory at home,
which alone is worth their utmost exertions.
They are sure not to tail now, but will be as
stout and as true as they were in '56, and go,
and '64.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-08-12
The Opinions of n Lnborfnu MAN.

Mr.. EDTToR,-I am young man who
works at farming or anything else can get TO
do. Every day some person or paper is say
ing to me "bonds for the rich and taxes for
the poor" Prominent among these is the
La Crosse Democrat. Until read that paper
L was partially in favor OF taxing bonds, ior 1
thought that was all they wanted to do; but
after studying the subject pretty closely con-
cluded that it wdsrepudiation that they meant
and sure enough in the issue of the Democrat
ol July 10th it says in speaking of the funding
bill, "fhis will not do, nor anything else
short OF REPUTATION" l determined that
from that hour my voice and my vote, ii ev-
er lived to have one, should go for the Repub-
lican party SO long as its principles are what
they now are. ! care not if it takes the last
dollar have, yea, and my life with it, say
let us pay our honest debts and keep our
promises. M .E 3D.. ...4
.-..- .... JUVENIs