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New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
A MONSTER IN CUSTODY.

Sr IolIs. Nov. 1A.-The Bunker HW Ql.) Ga
.,,e s,vs nm substance that IN farm attached 10
Mace where tavern had been kept many years la ts
io,fboriond az that town, the Temaus ~ three hnnu
I,ioC, huve heon found buried beneath the oafn ho
ana at te skeletons ~ FIVE other gersons sppos' 10
No. hen murdered have been discovered near tia
,r.ues Tile uukeepcr is suspected of having been en-
ra,ed ,u robbery and murder for years past lie hai
brsu r,stet aud is imprisoned. awaiting uial.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ELECTIONS.

LoNpON. Nov. 1j-The elections absorb the atten-
ton of all classes of people. Little business wll be
done during the week Tho cotton trade at Liverpool
will be suspended on Tuesday and Wednesday and
the breadstu1s market will probably be closed on
those DAYS. In London the Stock Exchange viii DO
closed Oh Tuesday Sanguino Liberals estimate that
Mr. Gladstone VIII have a majority of 40 in the next
House of Commons.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND.

Shocks of earthquake are reported as having
several places IN South wales, aud at worcester aud ut
BRISTOL Adviccs from LcamingtOn state that about
lOf5 distinct shocks were experienced at intervals
Of second aud that both oscillation and rumblng were
distinctly ucrceptlblc.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
ITALY.

NEW CONE IN vESUvIUs.
NAPLES, Nov. 1i-Vesuyus has become very agi-
tated and a new cone has been formed, from which
streams OF lava are being elected.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
MURDER NEAR PITTSBURGH

P1rrsrurGH, Nov. 15-John DcaTe Was El'ca oa
tytt,ruv NIGHT Dcarc t is supposed, was lhinAic"ou,
aud while tndcayorlug 10 enter Groves hunso nc Ws
shot and Instantly killed. Grove nae s"''oN"N' ~ WV
authOutcs.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
nANuRIAN PRINCIPALITIES.

VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE IN BUCHAREST.
BUCHAREST Nov. IA violent shock OF earth
Quake occurred at Bucharest Friday last.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-16
WASHINGTON.

ORIGIN or THE INDIAN wAR-THE SURGEON
GENERALS REPORT-THE REVENUE INFE9-
TIGAT1ON- CELESTIAL PHENOMENA - FEK-
SONAL-CHIEF-JUsTIC CHAsE-Ills EXCEL
LENCY AMONG THE AVENUE LOUNGERs'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
CONNECTICUT.

THE NUTMEGs ARE GLNUINE IL BR00KflELD'
DANBURY, Oct THE Grant and Coliax
legion OF Danbury, 5o strong went over 10 Brookhed
"a village eight miles dsanU last night 10 atenda Union
meeting The Rev ~ Powers OF Danbury. delivered an
eoaucnt address which receiyedwth rounds OF ap-
plause lie was followed by others from Danbury In
short and telling speeches The Young Ladies' Glee CuD
of Brookhcld, effectively several patriotic campaign
songs after which the legion invited to Dountul
collation. furnished by the good women OF the village
The Union men of Brookfcld wide awake ana VIII Dc
heard from IN November There is great rejoicing mere
over the gratifying result OF the recent town eecohs
and fun confidence is felt in the success OF
ip November by at least 900 majority Tomorrow eve
ming Senator o. g Ferry addresses the Union men OF
Bethel. -
The new tannery in Bridgeport was dedl-
Gated last ghi An address was made by senator " D.
Terry The Boys in Blue" turned out In great force.
The Democrats of Stamford held jubilee
on Monday night the returns from Their STATE In
fen decidedly blue yesterday morning Wheh 'ey ie"u
the telegrapic columns Of The World
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

Toesy evening oct G. 1902 by ihe Rev
Samuel O. S d. d., Bnignin H. bay
l and Nce r. daughter Luen bnsse esq al ol brooklyn
BOwNR-BRIGGs-On Wednesday afternoon At o'clock al The
fesesce - the brides hr BY L Rev Abbot boEn hrret A.
eldest daughter Of Geo. W. " Briggs 10 benjamin Bovine, all
of this city. No cards
CHRIsTIEpR BAUNAt Nyack Oct by the Rev. W Ma'Tin,
Augustus Miss Maggie De auu, ges' daughter Of
Chnslaa DeBauu, all Of hyack
CAMPBELI-LAURRNCROn Wednesday. Oct at the Church Of
by Rev william AtE Of 81 Johns thucb,
Cabarne Adam q. Can pbel Of Havana y Y to Jane g.
the late Samuel Laurence Of Cayuta Lake Schuyler Co..
\. T.
DuFF-SAw-On WEDNESDAY. Oct AZ Grace Church Orange
D. hr le Rev Dr. Schuyer Wm H. Duff Of the late Major Duf
Mis- Shaw eldest daushieg Of eay W. shaw esq all II
Ncw-YOrk. No clrlA
GRAFF-vAN RENSsELAERIn Burlugiou j. Tueslay Oct
b. Ctossc Doanc T. D.. Edward Bnri Graf 10
Elizabeth Waso youngest daughter OF the late CogTtaadt Van
Rensselaer,
JOSRs-McKENZIE-A Stanford Coma Weesliy Oct at
81 John. Church te Re- Rev Bishop Cson Of Nebraska
assisted re- Rev William Iatok william Oylen Jones OF
Chicago H. Alice j. ees, daus Of AeIauder Mckenzie, esq
of above named place.
KETCHUM-wAKEMANO Tuesday, Oct At the Congregational
Church yhst corner Of Secogave % the
Rev Boue Daniel PAuaE ketclun to Carrie Wstenan' all
oftlis city.
SCHlTPFRLNOa Tuesday morning the 9Th lnst by the
Rev II 1yg d. D. Church of tie Atonemeut, Madison
ave the Rev sabine is rector 10 Miss ~ Theresa scheE
feiu daughter Of Philip Schfsin all Of this eiiy
SUTr-gAYIOR-In stanford Tuesday, Oct 9, by the Rev
A. \ Tromby william NJ Smith to Miss Celia Gayor both ol
Stamford.
qE-RlGGS-IB Drookvn. "Wednesday, Oct b. the Rev j.
clement Freuch the Rev John W. Teal Of Cornwall n l. aHd bliss
Minnie r. l.sgs Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
GrzanCzIc=zxErzz
DIED.


BAKBRA Milwaukee Wis. SATURDAY Oct Of consumption C2
HIS si,sl remains were taken to Nev.YOrk for nerueus
BRYANTon WEDNESDAY morning the 7th inst Sarah Gilbert VIE OF
The p "f the family are invited attend the funeral nom her late
residence. 3l5 Wet Tbrtyiourhst Oh FFuay m0ihus ~
GARpyRRSuideuy Tsrrytowu, MONDAY Oct Helen L.
% & are Invited to attend her funeral rom her late residence
THURSDAY Train, leave oy WAY OF lu.sG1 % ~ i i -
10 and IA m returning at p IN CsrFase' WI" oe ~ "
UA1sTRD-M orleut,, Monday Oct SchuremAn Haed
nm and friends are invited attend the funeral without fer-
ber notice at the Mamsronock NJ Chuh on fIta te y ns
Return trains leave Mamsroneck at 42o and 7'l2 p m
UowARD-on Tuesday, the 9Th nst Margaret wife OF "hm
M W s ,nl 3 of,6e ny aud those other mother Mrs
Jane SSss.S 40 aTS 10 on Saturday
al / O'Clock p M. without further Invitation Inc 'DA'' VIM "
vr,viyso, TUESDAY oct g. 1862 Richard Kimmus, in the iih
T % ' sd friends the family the members Of the lmsros
Gnb and the members ofthe late Americas giae 90 N@ W Se
respectfully Invited to attend Tie mnsa ia I Us A"
i27 Cherry.st, THURSDAY afternoon al oeIOcA a.,
No ae Monroe st. Tuesday Oct 1863 Hugh Lee IN Tue
ad year OF h' as . from the residence parents Thurs
dv oet o. al The relatives an0 euus oi Tue '
src respectfully invited To attend ,,.n.-.u
NGoM 'n ~ Major Gen sin Mcdowell $ A. aged Is years
TIE fer, viii he held a. Sras SeasS v @ s friend. Of ss
.miy are aSited to attend without further notice
California papers will please copy , . %
T6s per will take place hi, Thusl afternoon a. r. oso.
% tr rseaee Of his boherua, L. o. Read No III He"ssA
It.. Brooklya ..o, f,
,ok,o on Tuesday Pbeoe soat daughter o
The reaiycs AMI refd respectfully invited @ 20 a i n. t
vorde,bit ave, on Thursday, st2P M
uynyRutI-on Fourth Day the 9Th inst Samuel j. undelh'
Jeso 10 % we % e on Seventh Day 10Th inst II Ooek ou
Fnena, Cardages vii. meet the train at lcksslie To-
friends ofthe mly are Invited 10 aenl N.no u.-.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

rl sT fs Ss1 9 s5ea 9 ' . sd % ss'f b. 6 2a F
s ei Sog 81 p % S59s Gooi Gholee No Sg g & =. 80
q for Ps Common .gs, to GnSee BrE5Ia icy Iona ~ s oa
80 90 Baeon gLer Clear b Sides ~ Fresh do ls Sas95 &
aSe fof Ees ca soa co. 'l gross SSseo dali % At for
Coed to Choice ReeeiIsso bis Fqar 900 63sh What io'
Louisville oct T-Tobaceo-ssle- bids; Lug. fr LEST
e 80 wsct % afa 81 ss@ W' co IL 5 Sf2'so @ pS9 o a
Rye - 96a r. S Mes PORK s2 soG 81 Ia lgg1e Bacon %
Ray Whisky fee, 81 27l Cotton, 2441ss ,,.. -,
s,Tori 5s bales Flour AT s7Ssis e scarce ns9iosy
S Oats quiet Pork lmer f3i lard at l9ld2c
seonThs market is bare Clear Sides nomaay lie Shoulders
huvArrr Oct Flour frmer bat unchanged advancing
% % at d S - s for 40 a T. f., S NJ - @ o s i Flour o 5 o
bush Wheat 400 bush Oats 700 bush Corn. shipmea3OOO bb
YEwonHSss Oct 7co,tou doll and daeri Mddng nominaly,
~ as' 49, g eaes relep.' ~. ] eae ssg @ i0aSs sr
oase quiet and steay Flour steady sd ha suleane 70 &
81 Hay unchanged stead, and sal Bacon
frn aud tendr upward shoulders l2a3c iCeaE sides % Lard
AoBlLs Ala Oct -Coton and nominal Mdugs 23ic no
ArarsrA o. co,elweak sales 5eS bale,i receipts
SSyAsS an Ga oct cotton du SO taIes receipts eOi
WILuvsroS spid raroenlue quiet lc ROsn quiet
C,RFsroS du and decaed laloi sales go bales
Midilnq 2ie. treeepts 6l2 bales.
caeSoo' os, TErchaags EerYork srn but uachanged
At an advance Of s. 49, sales Of No . ga 81 43i No. At II
.,,a1g SlapR S p "a @ '1eca Reee e o active a5d sn
q an advance Of Nc .,es at PIC iT 10 y store he IN g4e9
advance u &c., closing rong sales at for Ne here
LaT r iS quiet 1t iSjc Beef attic r and eiy With good
demand for shipping The T,use Vas rom - ~ 10 y. - s 2
Ne m9se ~, ron 81 .3@s tfe;Sl en. 6 asa h C
i5o' bah Qat ae9 I've iogs Is, 5 & .. O9 9o live
sx Fn,Scsco Oct o-Tour IS 2sass 2A Wheat rOmna at
nosotrtU sept comuea matters unusually da ooo
bushels the street price is ~ 81 to 81 40
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
PENNSYLYANIA.
Ex-GOy. HAwLEY AND GEN. CRAWFORD
ADAMS COUNTY.

ADAMS COUNTY.
CrrrysprpG. Oct. 7.-The Republicans OF
Adams County held two large and enthusiastic meetings
here today one the forenoon and one In the evening
Several OF the houses in town were decorated Win '
a,d laroo delegations from the surrounding country
,oro nresent The day meeting which was organized by
,ho commitment OF the Hon. Edward Mcpherson as
Croirmap was very large and was addressed Dy eA'
Gov Uawley Gen. Crawford, and Frazer Smith, "ehs'
Uawlcy and Crawford made telling speeches on iho
issues of the canvass In the evening hero was so
torchcht procession and another open air meeting iho
Hon Edward Mcpherson, the principal hpeaAer, """o
an excellent argument in favor OF Grant ahd ooi"N anu
Republican principles Adams County will give an IN
creased Union vote In the coming election
covFpNoRs GEARY, POLLOCK AND CURTIN IN
INCOMING COUNTY.
WILLIAMsPORT, OCr Tine argest anu
most enthusiastic political meeting ever assompeo III
Central Pennsylvania was held here to-day for Week
past the din OF preparation has been heard h tS seco
NJ he keystone State and IL evident that every part
-, nr Contv would be well represented. Al carly dawn
be frecm en- from the country began to pour In ana De-
,ro noon every part Of the city filed to overnOwhg
After the procession had marched through the prhep
streets Gov. Geary, Mai. A. NJ. HANCOCK ana VIM :"
Armstrong spoke from the stand ID front W "
| ho Court. House GOV Pollock and the Hon. W
T. Dennis spoke III the Courthouse III" 'oN
| Cose II D. watson and Mai. Il. II. schenck spoke
from te verandah OF the First National Bank, Dnt NOT
withstanding these arrangements only smaii 'r"e"o
Of the immense gathering could hear the speakers, "
the evening grand torchght procession TOOK p'ao.
About 900 torchghts In the procession Inc u''
ferent organizations were headed by bands o' "us' az.
h rouners and mechanics appeared IN full WORKING cos
| 80 an ,yooons While this was going on Gov Curhi
addressed crowded courtroom In his happeSt ana mos
telling manner. lie appeared at home among ~
old friends and acquantances, the conpahou
OF his boyhood, aud these VINO iOoav'
10 him for counsel during the long and weary u"yS VI '
Rebellion Never was he received Win moro MA,
attention Even his political opponents sceneu ~ '
M the enthusiasm and approve his remarks hc wa wa
ei,,o,,od hv Drtrue Doane ON the the outside OF th
Conrr.Iouse MslorGcn. Hancock entertainer 'no va,
crowd OF thousands ia happiesI mood Al a'o III"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
4, ,rrar crvrnAI NEws-RY TELEGRApH

l.
The PHILADELPHIA Democracy will ostenta-
tiousy receive Gen. Mcclellan to-day
Henry Soler, 40 years of age, was Kickeu 10
death by a horse In Philadelphia on IueSu"y,
Surveys are preparing for LIGHTHOUSE
an tho root t tbe entrance TO the harbOr OF Honolulu
Heavy shocks of earthquakes were d, ieit a'
lilo and other places in tho Pacific early III eepeiio'
The German Lutheran Church anu ,r s,A
.,,,es ~ shchoysan. WIS were burned ON Tuesday
The Putnam Phalanx of Hartford. ,orniy Sonn;;
visited the IT, s. Armory In Springfield MAss
morning and went to Northampton III the aiteiioo"'
meeting of General Railway uiches Ses
agents was held in ST. Louis yesterday ca for tIe
done but TO decide Oh Chicago aS 'ho h0A' '''O
meeting a., .o.;
The testimony relating to inc CONSTRUCTION rs non
OF bridge connecting Boston Win i IL, Dort
to Congress. = r,I ~,
The National Convention OF French ia "a
rodier,s i'm tho United States met IN SpIukny"i ti
V"stcr,lnv Alter marching through l'o lli.if "a t l
with music ANA banners. tAo u,lr i,r nv My ~
Winchester.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

the multitude dispersed Lycomine County will not give
the DEMOCRACY more than 2sO majority Tuesday next
TIE COLONIZATION OF TIE XXIsT DISTRICT
PITTsBURCRs Oct. 7.-EdwaTd j. keenan,,
DcputyChaimau 1f the Democratic State Central Com
nlttee. and others, accused 10y Hon John Cov0de ~
eoonzing the Ct his district were examined, To-
day, before Justice. Tho charges were Withdrawn,
and Tie defendants discharged the prosecutor paying
the costs.
THE HON. joins HICKMAN IN THE PHfLADEL-
PlIIA ACADEMY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-TO-night the Acad
enny was packed TO s utmost capacity with q brilliant
audience, who gave NJ. Hickman such reception as IL
rarely received by any public man. Thomas Webster,
esq, was chosen chairman After Introduction the
Hon John Hickman delivered brilliant and telling
speech.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
ANNUAL coNcIAvE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARs

ANNUAL CONCLAVE or KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templars
OF this state resumed labor at 10 o'clock, yestesday
II l. Sir Pearson Mundy Past Grand Commander in the
chair ful representation OF tie subordinate Comman'
dere, being in attendance The minutes Of the previous
day were read and adopted The specia order beng he
election of officers ttkon up, sir knights McCrede
Ing nuanmousy elected rs Grand Officers for the ensuing
year John \. Lcflelts, T. J.. Grand Commander sir
SIR George Babcock 4. Grand Generallssmo sir Robt
Brown d T. dIsd Capsp M Gengr9 toS SIR KSH e sabd
senior Warden Sir VIM. u. Craudell, l.. Grand Junior
Macoy, l.. Grand Recorder; sir Mead Bc,den, r. Hiahd
Standard Bearer Sf A. J. Lyle, J.. Grand SWordcaIci
Sir jas A. Reed T. Grand Warier Sir Jos. .. Chaiice,
L. Grand Lecturer sirJohn H. Hunter T. Grand sentinel
Reports from different Committees were received and
~ mectls was decided LOT Iuu"o' O,looor - 70. ~
Recorder aud Treasurer account, and proceedings were
reported have been duly examined aud found correct
The Chairman from tc COihlt.ec o, Juiis ~
relation 20 the questions submitted by slr Thomas e
Cassidy relating 10 the rights oi knights lenpaL AZ as as
Masonic funeral. reported that the Commahtcry mas no
rights in the premises the wishes Of the deceased ana
should n0t ahe lcctdchce oi 'he lodgo Ihpols 1 ,o
new code Of Statutes and Regulations was hgain re-
sumed ard occupied ne remainder OF ine III ihonS ~
which compelled the subordinate CoinmandGIies 10
charge the sum OF So for comforting the orders oi hsh
During The morning session H. l.. samuel NJ Todd, Past
tnily bonors The new code Of Statutes and Regula-
tions Was taken up aud adopted aftera careful IeyoI
ON motion Of Sir JOS T. Chaiee warrant was ssucu 10
Poughkecpse COmmandcty NO 81 oi fong.heepSo NV
York The special committee appointed al the iast ah-
uol couclaye TO procure suitable testimonial Tor pre-.
senaton To Sir Pearson Mundy, the then reurihg "anu
Commnuder reported due performance OF that 1uty'
resolution FOR perfectiug the charter OF Palestine COM
mandcry was introduced and adopted me saiso,Oa , @
of the Grand Oncers then took place, ana aIter some
more unimporaht business WIS ~ u,s''I @ ~ w.
the Grand Commandcry were ended, ana the Comh"eiS
closed In due form a.. .,.,.,uot,,ar
after winch ball was given at the saue I%Ho % ,o
was well attended aud Immensely enjoyed By al present
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE -lNH,BUTLER MOHEMEYT
LETTER FROM SAMUEL WARD.
To ne Eff9r ofHe Boston Posi-:

To NE EgnU OF hte bOSch Fost:
WAsHIsGTOS, oct. e.
In iusties TO Mr.. Atkinson and myseif I beg
10 say that hhy dsTatch-Wlch trust may be Inc pO
tcal harikarf 4 Butler-was not communicated hy
me- The nuerag~rs Of the Franklin telegraph swear ~
was not impaired ny them. l therefore Buerl-ef'
"a vague YET combfehensiye word, which | commend to
Mr. Bartlett for fs uNt edition Of Amercansms. But II
being proven that AZ all roads lead 10 Rome" All
wires lead to Gloucesa LIT IA hope that mailed letter
may occasionally escape his pryng until the restless
Doctor though most too Id dog To learn new tricks
shall realize the truth OF q adage that listeners rarely
hear any good Of thehlsclv " ana THIS Pagan OF New
Orleans vino recently. und r Tie pTeteXt OF Govern
ment Commission 10 Prince u lWard Island spent some
thousands Of the peoples money 10 pcIsuaue
the hardy fishermen Of gloucester tnt ne was the great
NaZarene dll their nTs, niIcttaAeS 70 c.
tahlish equality between hiIfseT ara 5ueh Wepieu
gentleman-howeyer misgudec pCtt1eaIly as tr Az
RinsOu Let somebody tell those hsne eh 'hat u thr
ballots the said Pagan TO Congi ss ne WIZ maze
around him. aud let De added for she no iofol c euu
try aud humanity that T. Federalisj al - ana copper
herd not ashamed 10 be colcd az blee tHen ~
cast their snages for the ustfOus patriot ana seaman
whose record OF two years before tho .lst Ia Ot eetu
and will never cease 10 pour oil upon he r0u yea waters
OF the mariners life; and further, that one s "a lump o.
rennet Butler will COngf ,ssOual hilk IMAM
fifty Richard n. DaDas set 10 crcaiN.
While writing interrupted by wise sackr'n from
headquarters who says, Let Butler alone, e IL our
best card two years Of him will suash the Sadcai
party" In the great cause before us 10 bear ~ tsSoy
so no more az present from the victim or hpicCbtle
graphic correspondence who subscrbcs hii2self, 49,
SAM. WAsD.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
ANDERSON CAVALRY REUNION-UNANIMOU
VOTE FOR GRANT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-Last night the officers
Of the Anderson Cavalry Regiment had their annual re-
union, and ate a supper at the Union Leage House.
"The Memory OF the Dead" drunk in silence Gen.
Paen, Commanding tho Division, and Gen. Thomas,
Commanding the Army Of the Cumberland, were toasted
Responses were made by proxies "Our Annual Gather
Ing, called out eloquent review OF the history anu
services of the regiment About 80 persons were present.
and before the parting long after midnight 1t
taned that every officer and Guest is thorough Grant
man. The declaration by member Of the press, that
those who saved the country should rule it, without dis
tinction OF race color, loudly applauded and
called forth three hearty cheers for Cen Grant.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
OBITUARY.

Schureman IIalsted, who died at his residence
I'm Mamaroncck ~ " the evening OF the 5h inst at
the age OF 63, for many years prominent member
Of both the business and religious circles OF this city,
Having commenced his business at the OF 10 n
a prominent dry goods house In this city, ne
speedily evinced capabilities which, by the time
he lad reached the prime OF life had acquired him an
ample competence Retiring then from business but not
from active fc he devoted himself to tS promotion OF
various religions and benevolent enterprises. By MS
personal eXoons ne procured the passage Of the ac OF
the Legislature creating the Ten GOyerroiS' thu.
entirely Toorganizing the system Of management OF
the charitable and cOnyictOnal Institutions or
New York very greatly 10 their benefit lie
was appointed Of the original Governors, ana de-
voted large portion Of his time 10 securing the success
ul working Of the new system lie was classeader ana
trustee OF The Aen-st Methodist Church. trustee OF the
Mariners Church In Chorry-st, one OF the pHnclpal
patrons and supporters of Old Ladies' Homo IN Forty
seoondst chief founder OF the Methodist Gnurch AZ MA
aroueck President OF the American Bple Soclely,
President OF the wcstchester County Beie society
Manager OF Parent Missionary Society OF the y -.
church. aud "A prominent and learned member OF INC
PRAYING Band In business, beside being an artist ana
inGneuta merchant he the founder OF one OF our
most successfu Savings Banks and for many years us
President a. well trustee o two other similar ln-tiu-
tous the founder aud FOR many years President
Of the broadway Insurance Company, ana his advice Was
often 1ought on questions Of business and finance
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE rprrwuL BAPTIST CONFERENCE.

BUFFALO, Oct THE twentieth tIIenna ses Ss
,tnation assembled In the Niagara square Chufch III
this city, tins morning and formally 9,gahKe61;
- Ney Work was elected Moderator The Row E knoWl
ton of Maine and the Rev. Dr H. f. Whippe OF Msng1h
we're elected Assistant MOder3t0rs. The Rev nessis a
II Chase OF Illinois w. H. Bowen OF Rhode lsianu hlu
ID NJ stew art OF York elected Assistant seer
taries delegated from the bodies OF Baptlsts hounB
simlnr sentnens desire admission 10 thc CoYentlol,
The rev alias Curtis who has served the conference hs
Secretary a} years resi- ned his office, ana complimentary
resolutions were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE Pennsylvania PRIzE-FIGHT OFF

1t is now understood that the proposed fight
between OBaldwin and WOrmald Will not come on, at
least for present There is doubt that II was
arranged with especial reference to the pennsylvania
election, the plan being 10 draw together crowd OF men
whose real purpose was 10 vote In Philadelphia under
the free and easy assessment laws of PennsyYdna ono
thing certain: the not now have they re-
Gently been Ia training.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
THE ORDNANCE BUREAU

W,suINGroN Oct. IA special ordrr lIist S lssuea
, G w. ntuen directs that Gea Dyer, Casf OF onin nc
he Trleye om elrgc Of The onsnee a'esl upon lne W.
% M c.ncu on Of nest cation. The sime order d'
C \ v lsuet ufthe Ordnance Department :" rers p'' "
csr Dver Ia assist him Ahic before the Court o inquiry
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

EX-sECRETARY STANTON IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 7.-Bx-Secretary Stanton
and Gov Hayes OF Ohio at the Kennard House, and
viii address Republican mass meeting tomorrow. Tho
indications that the meeting will be extraordinarily
large, and preparations for Illuminating along the line Of
the procession are very general.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Gens. Sherman, Harvey,
Terry. and sanborn. and COL Iapph anu @
Tor Henderson was detained on the road ahu VIII no,
arrive iii tomorrow. The Commission si'S Win o'oSo
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
suttial NOiitts.

eb"rarl EvENNG y o'clock in Room No :! C9opf IT, Pe
0MlS D. sIETSON will explain the VS. mi dis
of be great Susquehanna Bridge. after ~hlsh ne"
caerS. viii presented Admission freec ,,tu,x Chairman
G. T. EMERY, Secretary. y =,
The Celebrated Nalier GRAPE late varieties,
After experience with the present ,. confidence in
- NOV ths WALTER f offered win ss u aarso, an
na raising IL never Its abuBaht AZ ea.sr. of
0r,N.r now eonaS 1'o
bloom. Is yerr compact cluster at sse hss i II succeeds
a. hagr rot known i0lsge 10 nius" AZ SUI ,,h b
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,r1s % hare AppoDGUor ia 1865 and erery man cho
lores his country should rOte for Grant
"PHILIP IL. SHERIDAN, MajOrGen. l. :. a."