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Marine Disasters.

SUR PANAMA Pe,,inraL from New York for San Fran.
cisco, put into RIO Jsnciro sth uls.
scum CoLsArr, Van Brnn from Liverpool for New
York. before reported into Hoyhead resumed Ger voyage
on the siss uit.
ALExAspxrA Aug y--rhe Orient, Frksep, from New
Island.
LIVERPOOL Sept 9-The Msgdsis, hence for Charleston
which got on The beach a. Lcsso-s during the gallo OF Aug
RIO JAsyrao, Ang 1.-THE Andre Maria, Palsry, from
Buenos Ayres for Csylon, has put y with damage -
The maggie Hugo, Hasg for hscsio pa. back ash u,
10 dfs,ress, and 10 repairing
Miscellaneous.
VI, are indebted Fred Ely, purssr OF steamship Her
man Lvipe,,ou from Savannah, for his attentions.
LAuscu-A new ship Of i7l6 tons, psw measurement win
20 18Th 81. is called the Emily Nessr owned
>, ror,cn baker McNear New YORK II Chaplin Of
Bosion, and Capt Scott Of DsmNisco's who viii com
-~"' '''' Notice to Mariners.
ALIENATION TIE PosIrroN % TnR LIehr AT
Information s hereby given that on and a.r September
Is 1853 Ugh. Bqss ISLAND Oh eastern entrance .e
Il, Keeper built % granite and si:us.sd 900 south
The altitude Of The light win be increased ssn feet
The umnang .ppsrssu. Y By sn,e az the fourth order,
showing aled vh. Light sl'eh can Be SEGA In clear wea-
Treasury Dspsrsnsns, once Lighthouse hoard washington
Spoken.
ssg Ayr,r $50 from Ss~ Yort for Melbourne.
ship JAIME. k..sy. New York for san Francisco.
ss,p iI.ss; ron s:- r~s for Rotterdam. no dat.
ship Sssn sy.:s Holmes fro~ Boston for cssus. July
lhip ALASKA from Iiverpeo FOR Phrsdeph,s, seVs Of
Georges Banks tby pilot boat James W Elweu No a..
Bnrk Tyro Bsss from Arrossan for Providence Sep, 10
Bsrs C.shss s..rr. from Rowland 70, New Orleans, q,
E,rt rrope Bird, from London for phiiadsrhs, no date
30 u. '"" ~ !" '"- "(os 1oAt Perkins, No IN
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uAss MrrlNe or upaolsrtasss.

An enthusiastic and orderly meeting Of upholster
ers assembled yesterday morning at ISL Grand
street for the purpose Of discussing questions OF i'm
portance To the trade, and 70 appoint delegates to
the Convention OF Trades Unions, which viii assem-
bic az the Cooper institute on Saturday next The
The President OF the society. M Henry Held.
opened the proceedings by stating the objects OF the
meeting. He strongly urged the necessity OF their
working hand in hand together TO secure for them
selves the rights claimed and enjoyed by upholster-
ers IN other parts OF the country. Other speakers
closed by the appointment Of dslegateA 70 attend
the Convention
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PENNS YlVANlA.

Republican Nomination Of n Successor 70
Thaddous Stevens.
LANCASTER, Sept. Is, 1893.
The republican primary elections in this district to
nominate successor In Congress to the late Thad-
deus Stevens were held yesterday. Messrs. o. J.
Dickey, A. ii. Smith and A. H. Hood were the cand
dates for the nomination. The returns thus far re-
nomination OF Mr.. hickey to I'LL the vacancy in the
pres ,nt and the succeeding Congresses by majority
II nearly 5000 over smith. Hood received q small
vote. Nearly 00J votes were p0lleda larger num-
Der than was ever before polled In this DISTRICT
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..orv trurr .,te, spending shs night at the Catski
Mountain House last week, la . IN the morning
taxing with them AZ the beddA anu everything
ri Lockout Mountain is srumbling to pieces and the
Inhabitants of the surrounding VIA 20 saaats
harm, are hooking to Cha<tanooga - m tne ton
piece Weighing 500 tons was detached IN
OF the mountain the other LAY. su,nhur
At = recent masked ball at the WNte 1onaisd
Springs Miss Ellie q. Hoyt OF New York, pen, ,nsrai
the Queen OF Night leaning on the arm u w A
Beauregard
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RHODE ISLAND.

Republican Mass Meetings in Providesce.
PROVIDENCE, Sept 13 1885,
republican meeting was held in Market square
last night. The square was decorated and illuml
mated. The attendance was large, Notwithstanding
the rain. Two meetings were organized Governor
Burnside presided at one and Senator Anthony at
the other. Speeches were made by Judge Poland. of
Vermont, and Messrs. Dixon, Shefleld Jones and
Van Zandt and Professor Edwards and General
Lippitr
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIKI HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY TIKI HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
S q 3D. with ss md a' 70 s
Dale HID strong westerly winds most OF the passase
Aug 81 wiz nlss and dso Mackenzie. Had
sssmship cseacnla tBr Mcponaa Glasgow Aug as and
Nozzle Aug 90 with indss and passengers to Henderson
steamship Celia sBr GeAder, London and Havre 49,
SsSs: Sss .1T,ss s,s rom sg ~ {,
is VIZ Says SsTs; Sa Cap, s5sasserf from LIVER
ssS sn ns S 81 sS al M
steamships France and CIV Of London hence for Liverpool
steamship circassian, Els Bremen, with merchandise and
s;esssh,e Herman livingston Eaton sa.nu.s. Sep, 70,
with mase and passengers to LIVINGSTON, Fox Co llsh
81 %s "s s H. X; hours
s. saS Cry Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship = Knight, Denly. Alexandria. with mdss
sieam.GiP Brunette Howe, Philadelphia with mdse and
f.lsasn k'%y ~" Bedford with "d'' and
Ss sn s s y 1sy xa
Ii
,6. o6SSm bow.pIi %sn@.s. and ns.sn,oU.
$x.y isss e, Is Sen:
was dsein s sh az lon xas TAKEN snS IN
vrs & from I''a0i
1
iSa Sss a
E.. 81 i sf = %
Prts Katie !pan Townsend, st croI days. with sugar
Brig Joseph Grant warren Windsor, Ms. II days, With
plaster, % crsndall 4 Umphray.
WSsS sS 81 :.S. % .Ds
'cs r, Mary Rc,. R ss1ss for
schr L P Hsook steelmsn Virginia
sssr i ISss d1. s se S.n s Sass'1 Virginia
Schr Yankee Doodle Martin Georgetown for Bergen Point
schr Mary Gaze. Fskinham, Calais Vi. Providence,
schr jed Fry, Small. Calais Bridgeport, where
scbr Champion, Clark, Calais via Bristol where shs
scs Ju. Maria, aot Calais. d.y, with lumber to Jed
schr Mary Brewer, Rockiand, days, with lime
schr VIM Beebe, Baxter, Browns Banks 8 days, with
Am New Bedford for E'ASspo
sehr sersph, Ryder, Boston.
sebr X kennsy. Kelly, Boston ~
ssr GSanes sno Tcrry va RIVER '0' d.
s n sr sTfs eI Il
sssr Eliza pS.ss ralssns",S =. Sy,r Eii,sS.shpor
ssSI ScIns:, w.SS:i F:ll R,y., g, Ei'.sSSspon
Carton El;:I Georgetown. DC
Sch, Tes:H5e AsnSd ,9Uasnes for Eaa1ssspor
phis; rr,'..
schr 2.icssep wiltse Providence for Eiinabe,hpor
schr Mary miller, Dayton, Providence for Rondeuh
Schr Pioneer, Latham, Providence.
Hchr Hslen Mar. Eicli Providenec.
Schr Albert Crnndall, Rogers Providence
Schr Shepard Mount, Young, Providence.
Schr Terry, Raynor, Providsnce.
Schr Angel, Chase Providence
Schr Cabinet. Cook, Providence for Eilyabethpot.
schr Tsb,hs Hannah, Denning, Providence Tor Eliza
beibpon-
schr Connecticut. Staples Pswtucke. for E,shethport
Fn P sS E.SyaSr for RondOa
schr Smith, Wilson, New London for Rondout
Schr flyaway, flynn, Bridgepnrt Philadrlphia.
sehr ksppahnnnock, Corsou, Bridgeport for Philadelphia
Schr storm, Thorne, Bridgeport for Hlixsbehpor.
Schr Nrbana Bond, Bridgeport for Elizsbethport.
schr Vim Camp, Davis, Derby for Ehxsbsthpor,.
| SAILED.
ship Sonora San Francisco; Hsvtien Gss.a-
Also sailed l1ih steamships City OF Port Prince Port an
Prince; Issac Bell Norfolk Empire, ALEXANDRIA;
Knight, Georgetown, DC.
Wind AZ sunset calm.
Marine Disasters.
HuIr RAsAN EencaIL from NeM YORK for San RIan:
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NAME.

Close Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meetings in
Portland.
PORTLAND, Sept 49, 1858.
The political excitement eliminated last night in
two grand torchlght PROFESSIONS, each composed or
uniformed companies with cavalry escorts. The
democrats held an outdoor meeting in Market square
and the republicans meeting In the City Hall. Each
addressed by able speakers and the enthusiasm
was great on both Sides but every thing orderly.
The professions passed each other on the streets
without the least disturbance. heavier vote Is an
ticpated tomorrow than has ever been thrown in
The Sta Q. The largest vote was in 1860, being
ncpup .7U,U3U
democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 $50
o. ru.sht WHY 100
o'oSteimS
Total .124 1856
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ILLINOIS,.

DestructioB OF a Railroad Freight Depot 1t
Chlcago-Ioss 815O,OOO.
CHICAGO, Sept. IL, 1868
The freight depot OF the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway in this city wss completely destroyed
10y Are this afternoon, together with large quantity
or nour and wheat. The loss b. estimated from
3100, 90 TO $150, 900. The insurance II unknown.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BoursE.-FRANKroRY, sept Ia
United states bonds are heavy. Fve'twenues OF
1852 were last quoted ut 1876 q 16k - -
PARIS BoURsk--PARrs, Sept. 13-The Bourse last
evening closed heavy. Rentes fof. yoc.
PErRoLnUM MARKBr-ANTwERP, sept iS.-Pe-
to-day at 4sl 7Sa
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SHIPPING NE VS..
~,~~~~s-~~~>~~~>
Almanac tor New York---This Day.
Sun rises....... 80 Moon rises. morn 1
Sun sets...... 6 IL High water. eve IS
Port OF NEW YORK, SEP FEnsEa ls, 1865.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving his port will
please deliver all packages intended the HEnALp To our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery
will be by the following extract from the
of the regular monthly meeting held March2. 1865
Reso we'd, That and after April 1855 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously
nS- The Office Of The Herald steam Yachts JAMES and
JEANNErTE Ia at Whitehall slip. All
owners and consgnees to this masters Of inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge
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CRICKET.

day after a pleasant trip. They are all 10 good
health and spirits. Their game with the selected
Tuesday they III probably Whit the Union grounds
BROOKLYN. TO see the game between The Union and
Nutual BAse Kali Cuba
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Lyons MAGNETIC Insect Powder.

For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton 90 TO the Metropolitan JOB Printing Esabshmen.H
Nassau street.
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@rand haiiy oil Republicans mt Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Sept. ID, 1868.
The republicans OF this CITY held their last grand
rally last night at Granite Hail. Colonel Carpenter,
OF Kentucky, addressed the meeting. The ''Tan.
ners were out IN full force. and the city was gene
rally Illuminated.
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BatcheI0r's Hair Dye.-'rhs Best In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable, insantap
Factory Is bond street
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Established In 1SDo.-Thc Metrvpoiitnn Jsb
Printing Establishment, "a Nassau street.
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A.-Phal0n's ssPaphian Soap" Possesses tbs
properties the "Paphisn Lotion" II a casa
II will not chap The skin R Is Invaluable for the rOfLEL
BATH and NJ R9ERY
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Cristad0ro's Hair Prescrvatiye, the Fitness
hair dressing the world wholesale and retail No Astor
Unuao
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Electricity In all Its Various Forms Scieutia..
cnly applied for the speedy OF and chronic
ease BY Dr. CHAMBERLAIN No. West Fourteenth street
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A Stubborn Cough that Will Not Yield -
ordinary remedies be thoroughly cured by JAYsES x
PBCTORANT effective medicine 10 all Bronchial ana
Pulmonary disorders. Soid evt rywhere
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A.-A.-Jnpaness Hair Stain
Coors the whiskers and mustarbe beautiful black
II consists Of only preparation. Price 10 cent?.
Sold BY druggists and persumers everywhere.
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A.-Phalon's "PaphIan LotIon0 Removes
FRECKLES PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERY5LR
Ae
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Ncntncss, Economy and Despatch Combined
IN tho execution OF ORDERS Metropolitan job Printing Esias
ishment. ~ Nassau ttrecet.
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KaIdenbers'. Meerschaums, Pipes, Gc.s
street, % Wal street, n Nassau street.
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RANCE.

The Army News from Germnny-NapOIeon
and the Generals at On alons.
PARIS, Sept. 10, 1858.
The Pure of yesterday thinks that the report that
the Prussian army Is to be reduced by one hundred
and nfty thousand men Ia false.
The Etendard says on leaving the camp at Chalons
the Emperor summoned the general oflcers to his
presence. He then thanked them for the zeal they
had shown and said the days he had passed In the
camp had gwen him great pleasure and satisfaction
Probable Reception Of Queen Isabella.
PARIS, Sept t3-P. NJ.
The Emperor Nanoeon. the Empress Eugene and
the Prince Imperial have left this city visit to
Biarritz WITH 1t Is rumored, the intention OF meet
ing queen Isabella Of SPAIN In royal interview reIa-
tive to the proposed new alliance.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nesne.s quickness and despatch twenty-five csnh
cheaper than other printing csabs In The cty,
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsfABLtsG
NENr, VI Nassau street.
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Use now II Keeps dsposng their Eggs and
thus prevents merit years Be you let Ly0n
the original and true insect destroying powaer Beware
OF limitations See the signature OF T.. LYON the nasx.
Sold by all druggists.
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The Famous Coruer-91 Nrssau Street,
Fu,oa The metropolitan JOB Printing Estabisnmen
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Wigs, Teupees and Ornamental Hair.-Best
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng, all ooiors at BAic
LORo, 10 Bond street.
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erius & Sons have rcuse ord
n No ~ Bsst Fourteenth street. New York beween Brusd
and Fisth avsnue.) We wareroona sab
full and entirely new stock OF Grsnd square, p.at
Panofores- made FROM the cEhtbnei
~ the Paris UNIVERSAL Exposition when awarded
the highest recompense all compeSu Pianos 70 rent
Aso SALE Of pisncs u various
makers; all In thorough repair and good order
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SAILED.

ship Sonora San Francisco; Hsv,icn Gsis.
Also sailed 18th. steamships City OF Port Primes Port
Princes Issac Bel, Norfolk Empire, Alexandria; b
Knight Georgetown, DC.
Wind AZ sInset calm
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Messrs. q. m. Pettensin & Co., Ne. -
Part row. Ns~ FORK and NO. 10 state street, Boston, are
our assn for East specially suihorseA TO conirsst
for advertising the Courier lowest cad rates.
Eassssu houses DESTROYS advertising IN the Courier ss
rss,.e,fully rsaussssd 10 contract ihrou,A them
WV HALDgMi.n, ProprIs.oS Courier.
! LoursvrLss, sspI 10 leo
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Mssing-sncc Friday-thc small sum OF a
million dollars in gold supposed to DO chucked
away in baggage car on some Southern raul
road leading DOrthward from Mobile. The
finder will receive tho thanks OF the Govern
ment on delivering it at the Treasury. That Is
The substance Of o curious, not to say mystic
rious, story that came to us the other day from
Washington, about which wo know nothing ana
the Government even yet knows little moro. But
q million dollars In gold is an item-even tor
a Treasurer WHO has so much that he can do
nothing with it but lock it up-and as 1t has
been long time since the City OF Mobile
made us such a contribution, VIC trust that Tins
may not prove a snare and delusion. Before
wo put any faith, however, in financial state
ments Of this sort We want to know whether
they have been started hy the correspondent
Of The WorceSler Spy.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
4 PARLIAMENTARY CAMPAIGN.

Accounts OF the English elections TEEN with
fresh details of rloting, bribery, aud that won
derful capacity FOR toadying to the aristOcraCy
and bullying the people which seems TO be tho
most enduring, though tho least enduTable,
feature of tho British constitution We can
not wonder that mono Of the workingnen's
candidates were elected when we see with
what Unborn contempt so large portion Of the
voters of both parties treat every evidence that
candidate has once been disgncod by the
performance Of work Of any kind. In Amer
lea, the fact that q candidate for tho Presidency
once split rails is made of tho utmost uso by
his friends in bidding for votes. They bring
an apocryphal rail, which no is facetiously sup
posed TO have split, into the Convention, draped
in tho American flag. The joke is cheered
to the echo, and gives piquancy,
humor, and Eest TO tho canvass. Tanners
clubs are formed to make votes by the fact
that tho conqueror OF the Rebellion had fol-
lowed the trade of Cromwell. But in England
it is told as q capital joke that saddler who
presumed to address % political meeting was
effectually crushed by the cat-call, Sit down,
"BelIy -band.n "Ths,p says The London Nelcs,
"hit him under the ifth rib, and his voice was
"heard In the land no more" This would be
about equivalent to saluting the Hon. Henry
Wilson, who was once the "shoemaker Of
"Natick.n with "Sit down, Beeswax y or adj
dressing Mr. Wade, who was once cattle
drover, with "Gee up, bucks, whoa,
'hawn Instead of such barbarsm being
effectual TO crush n public speaker here,
tho blackguard who perpetrated it would
be lifted out of tho meeting by the
members of his own party, as ono who
had offended one Of the proudost and most
deeply rooted sentiments of tho American
heart, viz, its respect for work, and It's conse-
auoat scorn for that kind of tlunkeyism which
snecrs at toll Of whatever kind. But in En-
gland tho same paper informs us that a most
respectable keeper of china warehouse and
pottery shop was dropped on with n similar
shot, "sit down, Jampot." An obnoxious
grocer could not rise against Now, Currants,
"who tould thee to speakT A baker IL
branded "a maker of dog biscuits
and "it was IN vain for him to
grapple with social and political problems,
" for the moro he unravoled them the more his
" audience barkedn A farmer whose spcci atty
consisted in raising hens, and who attempted
TO address an audience on politics, was met by
such clacking chorus and such GROWING,
that no soon bowed before 1t and retired. In a
country where saddlors, china-merchants, gro
GERS, farmers, and bakers are thus silenced for
presumption, by the roughs and rii-nff OF a
public meeting, it Is not strange that Capt,
| Grosvenor, an unnedged chick in some brood
of eo-called "gontlo blood.' who has yet to
win his spurs i'm any limo of human achieve
! ment becomes the senior Of John Stuart Mil
when both are running "a candidates for
Westniinster on tho Same ticket. IH ~.
American audiences may DO by Far too polite
Thoy will listen patiently and without Other
manifestation Of dsploos,ue Tran tue absenct
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9mngrmfnts. de-


o,,o U,tr Tyenty-eghthst and Ib5iS. bI"Sa." s5sg,
"a y,,1Ss At s@Hiberaan NJ nstros h00's'
bssess "OPsherty's Dhrame," etc .ot7s-A New
Rpo.pwAY THEATTR-This E EveI'usf 81, ard MrI BsIasI
Phy BY John BrOuShami The S"'''
BRy.NT's NEW MINSTREL Hii; rhis Iali E1SSirf
n g. Fertessb sasaHE HE1s AsI'T hs GsssdAus BAnF' Mn
S PIX GARDEN-SevenW ave- PEI st a. ! GI,sd
.fh and LI'Ss .,i.,I Si@so,h White OI Gen Grant
l,, . IV4rnUTE-Th This Evening at o'i00'u
.. .,e,l,ss. COora,s, John D. Cough r,r
TTvruAy AVE. ART GALLERY, corner On. VI = NOM.
.v Ard BvenaIe BshibuoH Of Jerome 5 Ps
,'sqS'issS oSs Ssss HOas' TIE od oaA'H BH'As" 10
iSa, Mry1NG HOUSE Twentieth-st opposite
MINER BAEKrns ART GALLERY opposite t.s 1S,s, Ma,-
Ia ~ ThesssL-1hs Day and kysun.- bS "
@E1bibi.or Of the .tftists fand Society 1,,..
N,T,o~,r ACADEMY OF DEsTGN.-SecOud Winter
IsattoR.-lhs Day and hFeulh& IN.
NKw-YoRK Circus. Fourteenth-St[l Alter, >
:s,,i neon 2, s.ae IS E's ss Mss Rcad SaeLoe;, etc
Nrw-YonK THEATER.-This Evening at S-"Barbe
Bsue. '-WcsTcl Sisters .,
NIpLOs GARDEN.-Thls Evening at AFTER
Dsrti Or Loaion b1 Night -.
Otynsprc cTuFATER.-This Eveningat s.-"Humpty
paTpty" O. l. FoI, Nile ssugniL tie
pIKE's OPERA HOUsE-This Evening at S-1 ~. Lee
psrsrds -" La CbAnsOU dc FoTtsuio" Bile DO Rosa ~
Iostbe.
SAN FRASCIsco MtNsTREIs, No. 5S5 broadway
11iS Bycnipg." Bone Squash Disoio" ,o
TnPATPr FRANcAs.-1his Evening at l.:-u TsllS S.hS
we've De BrsbsaL" Nile Rose Bsl Nile Mare pe''' " '
.le ,,
WIrACE,s THrATFR-Ths Evening at s. WO
ca pv al hat TIE FcIss Of Night" Lester "aiSes
.WOoD's MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN IHEATER,
Y-sr ,oA Ths;tThs Afternoon Al "a Spectacular bahs
"a IsJee Ii' E':a9g " S pTss Fhpser sSS FcOis
CoubiusHou snd Grand Nensgsrs OF L'''g Wld An-maA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Senator Morton has been counting IN b,s
letters, and rejoicing that there are five hupd.
red Of them. At least this we take TO be TIA
meaning of dispatch from Washington ON
tho subject, printed elsewhere. The incidental
fact that most of these letters praise his Rpan-
cial scheme is only matter Of course. Has
not Mr.. Morton learned that the peopla
who besiege Senators with private let
ters arc generally men who have axss
Of one sort or another to grndi WHY
shouldn't sYch people approve his financial
schemof They would approve it as readily
il he proposed to adopt the Laced@monian
currency of pig-irOn. Let Mr. Morton come
out for IN absolutt monarchy in one BILL and
for pure Republic, without Senates, or Courts
or Presidents. or other bnderances to the win
of the people, in another, and he shall fnd five
hundred more letters on his table. One half
will approve one or the other bill, and the
other half will approve them both while with
striking unanimity they will all agree in un-
bounded admiration Of tho iustrious orator.
and earnest desires for the benefit Of his all
powerful influence in securing certain little
Office .fi
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

A correspondent sends Us three or four cir
cuiars from The World Office, wherein thae
journal arrogates TO itself the credit justly due
to Judge Barnard. Tweed C Co. Of having
swelled the Democratic vote Of this City and
suburbs no less than 45,75s within the last year.
"The Woyld,n 1t plumply says. has succeeded
L" in increasing the Democratic vote Of Che City
"and vicinity by 1878 in one year." This bosh,
with similar commendation Of Tho World At
r,arac, is scattered broadcast over the land a.
the cost of pOstage-payers, undor the frank OK
"JOhn Fox, NJ. c."
We do not specially object TO this. True. 10
is a swindle; but the Franking Privilege is az
a swindle, and this is no worse than the rest
But how long. o Congress, how longf