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, 1868-12-11

A RADICAL paper says that Seymour and
Blair, and the Democracy generally, are
traitors, and then adds with truthful mai
vete: We intend to fight it out on this lyin
If 1t takes all Summer
, 1868-12-11

PENNSYLVANIA has cast her electoral vote
for every successful candidate for President
since the foundation of the government.
, 1868-12-11

A vigilance committee recently hanged
man for murder, in Iowa, before the victim
had died. 1t is now said that the victim is
likely to recover.
, 1868-12-11

JOSH BILLINGS says, justice is not gen>
erosity justice is just sixteen ounces to the
pound, and not half an ounce over
, 1868-12-11

In happy family of father. mother and
seventeen children in East Tennessee, every
one chews tobacco except two girls who dip.
, 1868-12-11

FIGS grown in California, the size of
mans fist, and weighing quarter of a pound
each, are displayed in the market Of San
Francisco.
, 1868-12-11

NEVADA silver mines have nearly reached
the place where earthquakes are made. At
the bottom of some the temperature is 100
degrees.
, 1868-12-11
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IoB PRINTING ofevery description d lone

,I to order and on reasonable terms. Orders for
nv of the following articles will be promptly filed:
BOOKS, BLANK CHECKS,
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HANDBILLS, ORDER BOOKS,
RAIL TICKETS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS. STEAMBOAT CARDS,
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BLANKS or ALL KINDS.
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from the Office.
, 1868-12-11

TIE queen of England has for some time
ceased to be the golden haired aad blooming
damsel the painters aud cOiners would re-.
present her.
, 1868-12-11

AMERICAN sleeping cars are to be intro
duced on German railroads.
, 1868-12-11

LIBERTY has no actual rights which are
not grated upon justice. Her principal
duty is to defend it.
, 1868-12-11
sFpalla Nalla Statestuatl.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EvESINo, BY
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1868-12-11

YOUNG Douglas and young Lincoln are
supposed to be coming Senators,
, 1868-12-11

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, 1868-12-11
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, 1868-12-11

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New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
1n-r ernrK AfARKrTs

WFpNFsDtY March THE late storm renders u
impossible to get stock trains through on time Only
sal portion of the cattle were received IN for
selling to-day. AT Hudson City OC head came IN ON Monday
and TUESDAY mostly Tuesday, the New Jersey
Road from Philadelphia. To-day there were lS2 received
late via the Eric Road. Communpaw Ji head came
in mostly over the NewJeIsey Central Road. The re-
ccpts both places since report Of Monday are only 222
head Thirtythree more ears were due at COmmlnipaw
though actually showed IN near Reading Ihey VIII
probably be on sale tomorrow. Eighteen more
expected at Hudson city to-day They Will probably get
through tonight, followed by further arrivals tomorrow
Those which came in to-day did not reach the yards IN
I'll o'clock p. NJ, but so many buyers were IN waiting
that an likely 10 go on. Few sales IN consequence
Of the late arrivals can be- reported drove OF 70 good
H. steers Of u cwt, for Woods Glespe was selling az
17dl9c. while 81 common Pa Tor VERT brought loic
on 81 cwt, with 81 H. steers Ur l. Quincy al se on q
cwt A,sO Pa steers for B. Hood LIZ n live weight
al I7ic 10 make o. ~ 10 tho cwt
AT Commuuipaw the few drOyes were al sold, AleXan-
der Daily getting raise. for their - Penn steers
bought at Philadelphia They were sold ON the scales,
parf at 81 and the Others at 80 g cw Van Alta got
7c for load OF good but light Ind steers laid at "a
at 7aiscs others, also for j. r. Alexander sold by
Tofey, out at ia Glsc on g cNt Alexander Cas-
sell had fair q cwt Ill steers al ltI bc Inc market
holds strong fully the prices Of last Mondaysome Of
the statesmen, and butchers too, call them higher.
Sheep are coming through the snow blockade 20 slowly
that the market is kept bare and fresh arrivals are
quickly taken at &c. advance The arrivals Ior TWO days
are including four cars at Hudson CITY on Monday afef
the report made mp, 80 at those yards 800 at Com
munipaw, and 1900 at t@ethst sales al ooini9nn num-.
Marion County, mostly CotswOds ITO 10 sold % DAVIS
Harrington a. 80 Al Hudson @ I@Sd Is d, Is y m
l7O hoad also State stock ~ ~ al c and s21 head 30 No.
heavy but not fat STATE o az &c BIS Is d DG a and sUG ona
state 81 ID, at 7ac Nothing was received a. these
yards to-day save two es Tnsh came N aie siter & tns
At o7ic for common to fair dc for good anu sG9e
for extra. ,,.. -.,,,...
at "a 9ic and really fine lot would command loc 50
scarce are they 51st nov g n ma nas yeen S
aud nearly half Of them were killed an the Abattoir
and sold a. net net Ss s 0e i ~ lS o nS also
33g fair Illinois hogs Of 100 ~, al " ~ per cwL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
WEDNESDAY,. March ~. ".

Gold closes at I4O3a14O. The clearings Of the
Gold Exchange Bank were $29,3O4,OOO, and the bal
ances, $l.73O,42 The exports per Cuba were $l9l,-
$40 Il.
Government stocks are in more demand at the adj
vance OF yesterday. State securities continue ac-
tive with large transactions in all the Border state
bonds. Railway mortgages are offered IN small
amounts. The share market continues active, with
a large and well-distributed business at full prices.
The steamship stocks strong. Express stocks
were higher, Merchants Union selling at 80, and
Adams at l43. The dealings in New-YOrk Central
were large and as high 1872 paid. The business
in Enc was large and the stock for delivery
and loaned in some cases Hat The Western
shares were well supported. Sales OF Northwest
Common were made GGs, and of Fort Wayne at 1O1.
Michigan Southern sold at 9lsG@l, and was offered
in small lots only At the Second Board, State stocks
were steady, and the active Railway shares barely
snstained Northwest Common sold at 6G9aG6..
Toledo. Wabash and Western sold mp TO 30 Rock
Island was also strong. After the call. the market
was irregular. and a shade lower, with no large
amount OF stocks offering.
The following are William Heath q Co.'S last quo
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MARCH 5. 1863.

reach oo bales The following the quotations at this hour
Mddng Uplants spot ed MtdHs Uplsnds afost 9d Mid
ding Orleans slL Last evening, s9d, sd aud sh, were
prices respectively The sayices from Manchester are
rery favorable. the market in that city for yarns
aud fabrics being active, with strong upward tendency.
The market for Breus opens quiet and steady Co s quarter
New Mined Western snd Al Old Whsat6 y GENITAL for
California White and 1913 No Red Western Barley 56 bush
Oats. 3l bush Peas I6l per 54 b. Flonr $40 bbl for
Western Canal TkeProvoB MARKETS dn and steady Beef l6
Y bb for Eastern Prime Mesa Pork T bbl for new Lard 60 6
eSt Cheese s2 tbsibesi grades Of hne BaeOn p
eEt Tor Cumberland Cut market for American and other Produce
opens without material Sugar. 256 2 Nt for No. y
Daieh standard Rosr 40 for Common North Carolina and
III for heiHn TurPentine, 3i6 y TAlOv, i36 y
Whale Oh, 9S Sperm Oh. GllO Ln'eed OH. R96 10
nh keined Petroleum, gallon. Lnseed Cakes, &oo
tun for thin oblong for feeding
LIVERPOOL March 4-l;zO mCoson; The market still active
and sm though prices unchanged prices
ad'ahced bbL last report The last sales made
t75' Tor new Lard dan has declined 6Oi for
American Sugar quiet and steady There changes note in
tie other markets.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

For safe reliable and desirable steady invest
ments the attention of capitalists is called 10 uie
merits and advantages of the Central racine nan
road First Mortgage Bonds. The holders Oh tnoSo
securities are iont-inycstors with the bniieu states
Government in the most favored, valuable ana pro
ductive railroad enterprise in the country haFihs
the first claim thereon. Both pIihcpa ana interest,"
being made expressly payable ii pou COIL coiioiin'
bly, with the laws of the Facc STATES lhey poSae6S
peculiar and prominent attractions ana al thls 'ne
yield nearly nine per cent on the investment MeSsS
Tis A Hatch. the Financial Agents of tho Company,
No , Nassau-st., are receiving subscriptions at par
and accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

that The shares mentioned ohem hs 10Y
account Of this depOneut hy the aid Marvin Go.
And Tracy onea an
interest this account or the beBehtof part o. T. 20 any otn e
this ds1nent John T. Tracy that Is entirely untrue nhs
ir 70 the following reumstanc Aer the an H M NC -.
5000 shares had become notorious AMI ue h o
1901 la e0dectorl e0mpiinei bitterly 81 he secrecy sh ~
been observed toward hm, and disclosed that enSo w
stock maTket be likely 10 be udeFe BY iA ". VIC
o Goeks consequent upon sad one Tbs dePoLe Son -
Iracy with 20 console him minated disposition 70 ~ n
the benefit mentioned Of 500 shares. uut @
roneu John Tracy did Absolutely Offer 90 and abseusAV
rtconsdered and revoked his a design relieve sd Ctaau
On the Path Of fDeomber, 1861 this depouent od ~ shes
for month previously had held By this aeponehl
purenase anu sAe
said zoo shares Amounting 70 l,2s1 3A
Ga December 81 1861 @ deponeni sold, tine 900 'has
Opponent yet What called snort respect 70 ~ 'l'i' '1
stock having been borrowed 10 complete ths original salt
II barely possible that this recital this ceponent hah on
transaction nch stock bat such recital M true ana
according o his knowledge Information reo
and belief Ifany be omitted be- ola tAg ar
Except Procurement Of said 2i0 shares snd the
tbs .g,rrv 90 M Narvin 4 a. JoHS r. 1KAcN
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
FIROPEAE MARKETS

ny ATtlxric rYIgeKGPH THE TEiBrNr
IospoS Msh 4-IIs n1ts money usist qsist aud steady
c,o open At ss 9s3 for mOb the account American stocks
are active higher Ees have ss'heeai % So Hs b"r''
are quiet AZ ~ for III. old ine Dp'iete FROM ITaniioi tbs
,.ca,, I,,,.j g,s,., Fi,e usuties steady St'sl
Io,poS AaeiI0 uCoS'o's are que and steady at 30! @
a M both sny and ils ks shares s's and 'oar
pT., hs,. advanced a. illinois se q Al ts Vrsd States
Five Tstrties unehssgsd
pa, N.r,b A-rhs Borrss spered sd.Fs Rsrh' are hrn
L,.syool March +-IsL SThs oSos nAriss ePsod ''i''
al t ,r.., a.. ad,sserg i The iraraet' sSusuAI
Is.y I.,i ~ cepoS Ie ~ s .p. as "lo Vi Sr WI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
a1urt @laranl's S1utitt.
LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.


ter, 10 the circular from this Association:
STATE OF NEw-YoRK EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, February, 1865. J
His Erceliency K j. OGLEsBY, Governor OF Illinois AID
PrySideHtOf y. i. H. a. -.
SIR Referring 10 your communication OF the lit lnstI
in the absence OF Gov FentOn have the honor 10 lnfofm
Won that during the last session the Legislature the
proprety OF cooperation the erection OF the proposed
monument in memory the late President Lincoln was
made the subject OF special message TO the Legislatures
and an appropriation o $4,000 was accordingly made in
chapcr lsi laws 1901 In the following language "for
the National Ilncon Monument Association 10 assist in
the erection OF suitable monument al the Of Abra
ham lincoln ten thousand $4,000 dollars 10 be paid 10
the OF such association when evidence shall he
furnished the Controller that the additional sum Of two
hundred and forty thousand (s900o0 dollars has been
conlbuted 10 fund be raised for such purpose and
that the amount secured will be sufficient 10 build sueh
monunlenf." Very respectfully,
GEO. h. HASTINGS, Private Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

TELEGKAPB 10 THE
PHLADKLPHA March 4-Cotton limited demand d2ls o
ddibg Petroleum qmet Crude l6dl6e Refined in bond 23a
l Flour dull and unchanged sales 900 bb Wheat IN
slowly sales 1000 bush prices unchanged Rysses 2Oo0 bush
state az 81 70 Corn du sales hush New Yellow and Mixed
Western 81 ia f l8 Oats In fair demsnd Coffee
Adl1c gold M0lasses unchanged. Provisions unchanged
BATINORE March 4-Coton very firm Midng 25c Flour que
unchanged Wheat steady Corn hrmer White 81 0d 81 ~
leoS ia 81 H. Oa steady i8d9Oc Rye finn al 81 75d
Clover quiet and unchanged Provisions bat inactive
OsWEeo March Four unchanged sales Of 900 bba Sll for
No spring Winter - 50 for White and S4 IS
Double Extra Wheat steady ~ - for No Chcago Spring
flr 40 Corn nominal heei dull shorts S3S Ship
.tlaA. tsn. Mllllnss. 8 % y tln.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

Tets Assets January ls6s IL
Dividend Of Return Premiums Of Fay o per cent has Oseu de
sred on the Policies issued prior Janus 1867 applicable 10
III. premiums paid 1866; ordus Endowment Policies he
year Forty tIo per and NohonG EndoWusuts Thirty
a rec and one third C)il per cent
The Directors also ordered The payment 9th rwENriErH and
v .Srr FIRST hose DECLARED 1866 aud 1861 being
yay per cent lmslng One Hundred Per Gem TO the
the their premiums become due during the
year 1868; those holding Scup allowed the pay
ent and where there oin the rhoe amount to be
credited thereon.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
TIE MARKETS.

TIaftfnlJ ftp0fleJ lot IHh IhIhINF.T
WEDNESDAY, March (. 1868.
ASHES-The inquiry is fair for Pots al $ . a>o 31t
Pearls are stil nominal.
~sBUILDING MATEEIALS-We have had \ fair demand
fOr articles coming under this heading and the market
has ruled quite finn.
strong combination 10 force mp prices III order 10 SELL
there has been active trade doing, principally specu
latve and the market Is decidedly better closing hrm
favorable European adNces adding tOhe; sales OF
lO1S4 bales including G4G % spccuatOrs, lAGi 10 SPIN
ner and 2s4 NpOrteIs Of which ~ were ln transit
We mOtN.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

March COS bbls. Flour, IS bbls. Whisky, 100 bbls
Corn Meal sacks Corn Meal. 1855 bush Corn, 40
bush Rye 1900 bush Malt G2i bush seeds 66 pkgs Cut
Meats. 1869 Live Hogs 1875 pkgs Butter l2GO pigs
Cheese 100 bbs Eggs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

,
c.Is ssi .c1 SsST PST,.n W. ASpi Si SS Sou T .s
e yn 0t,eriorp Bremen: Fsr Baxter Fcusuliua. Fs.
Sbps-y.parso Manson Francisco NoPtuae NoHl Ensr-
'0F Bars-Gocihe lBrrin.l Detjsn Bremen.
Seh-Amedea tBLl Ns"o, Yarmouth y y iNter h'fn@ ~
rala5,iphA iil I,isia ''''' '''''' -
S,..rshp Salvador SsvauBah With ie snd "a
" GarrOa SANDY HoOA at % nI aud sas &C.
slsSs5p Mnre,ous, shay Mobile via Key we,. .h e to
p.rr.r IroNu puc.ner L. @ I'm the ice at sandy 'os
Steamship Evensn futile phlePliA ~ hous ait mdse %
l. S,l,is.iS p, ,n ;s.u. urecer with port othe esgo m s e
o recs 81 he hr william Parou. Moniaus Point
5 s,s S hi % sa sa tsnSIs.i S f 5 l,sGS S 10 1
oss fre SAD msuiop iug b buwsr aui lost both
00s,i stsr IoU.s smith Gre Sr..oreans iars With DAVID
SesS vrais toi BndsrioS o. Mason c,nesos a,'' sh
Sailed ia company schr. a. D HeutersOn Tor Pladpbi
DISASTERS.
S,r pa'5 & o. s,1 S Mcrtsnk Lat w., 6oSaa from Boston 10
Philadelphia TIE WORK tugbOat Rescue oos 6er ofon Mera'
ue put into NesoHloa ior coal ILe P41on 'i probably "a
total loss.
wAScroS March trhe following dispatches have been received
- "s USrEp STATES FLao-sHiP Piscar,era,l
RIO JASEuo, Jau. l8. no.
SIR he honor inform The Department that i5e faslg
pca,aqua anchored r5or the 10th inst aeT o Il
DAYS Newlor Orug the presence Of an aad h want q
h opportunity Il Affords pleasure TO inform ihs bera'-
eut sp maintains her character ei Under ,oe
Circumstances with the Sisd ffes1 AMI sont 3ean rae f
opsaaa sails aud pnat s,als sas she osee. 'ss,e AG We
Of G..
UNITED STArEs NHIPAUHHkgRK,f
NoNrEyDEO. Jan. .. latsa ,
SR. have the honor that y
Rio Jane 10 this speed Of II knots under sons.
consequence h ane of her tsom this cannoi b. cold
cred fair test - Ca1arEe 20 h pa. ped
OF Knots under aud al PLAIN ss With noetts
breeze. Yery respectfully e. H. pA'h' Near A9liA-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEw-LoSDoS March 3Arrvei steanshes CITY 81 NesLord@u,
and Cv OF Norwh NeNlork Rescue wrekngl from Monal .f
coal sailed Church. Belle of the Bay and B. Miller fr
Gorge Banks
HoixEs March 4Auye brig Samuel Lntse', Man1sss
Tor Boston.
BosroN March ed steamships Onen from N'H-orsrs va
Havana Saxon Philadelphia Zodiac. NeglorE Nuty
bark Gensbok from Newlok for Boston 10 TOW OF steamship baIs
Page going Bridgeport Bay for hlrbor
PRoySoErowS Mass, March 1-Aryrd seh star kng t b's'
Rebeca Florence Mobile Boston IN bsrks taha-
ne Singapore Boston Arudn from Ceniegos or Booh
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Iaeme Feb sth, schn Pe for Boston 18TH "aeao 'i
NeW-lork 18th.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
M UTUAL
BENEFIT
Life Insurance Co.
NEWARK, n. j.
STATEMENT, JANUARY I.r, Isos.

Balance per Statement January lsi, +lloRb' -
Received for Premiums during the year
lS65.................. Sil9llf5 ~
Received for durEg year 1867. 1879 %
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
Qriiniimg.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fultor-st-
w -STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AANUPACfIk>
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
LEWIS &. GROVER. President.

LEWIS q. GROVER, President.
BENZ. {. MILLER, VcePresidenL
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secetsr.
ALEX. II. JOHNSON, Cashier
AMZ DODD, Mathemairan
DIRECTORS:
Levi, e. Grover Randall II. Greene, Edwsrd A. strong
Henri MeFsrih, II. Prothinghan, Josiah o. Low
Ct,s s. usehnet, John r. Weeks Joseph A. Haley
A : Smelling, Nehemiah Perry Benz q. Miller
e MEDICAL ADVISERS.
te,,ph T. Jackson, NJ D.. ,. G. Smelling " D.,
Edgar Hodsa, NJ d.. AW WOodhuh NJ D.
Eew-York Office, No 1877 Broadway.
SAMUEL II. LLOYD, Agent.
Hear, for sedsl Ezamiaassoa az Oes daily ron u ia
AaYpea ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

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lelI.----------..-..-.-.
Hud. L. u. I'M. 1869.
Hud. Il. Is,2M, : FIs85.
Hud. r rs, Sd Mtg. 1875.
Mich. Cent. sp c lsG9-72.
Mich. Cent. new Ist NJ.
50 1889. ...............
Chic. Bur. & @. 81 LIST NJ
Mich. So. 2 y. c. I'd M.
\. Ind. Gosh. Line, 1868.
Mich. 5. Il MIS-
Illinois Cen 7pc..lS10
Alton 4 T. II. ist NJ.
Alt. d L. II. "a NJ. pref.
Chic. * y. ". s. Fund.
Chic. d NV. Int. Bonds
COnsOl'd 2 pr CT. cOny'..
COnsOl Z pr CT EX bonds
COnsOl'd 7per Ct, lst Nj.
Lack. & West'n Bonds.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
RUSSELL sTURGIS.
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP SBwIoRG.........N.Ecu T.
CI.HARFD

S..p. ,lberare Bourne Norfolk Cry Po'nt s,a B mori
Carri lo.u, baltimore; " p Clyde Poael Nn'usigp y 6
este johnson Portland Ashland Norton thatans Hscsa
fr.u Won Oitemiorp Bremen; Flag Baxter Fcrusu!na fs
Sbp-yspararo Manson San Francisco Nop'une Nof" EH'-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

Hear, Sr ssaal Examinations osbs daily, u ga
AaYpas ~ n.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

ScJ,-AreIca fTrl Nssoa Yarmouth n s. SlrerMs Vat
80 Bo,,o1; Vctr (B Conuacl Du1ui Rebeca knight baite
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

The following, from The Times, in relation to
the Rock Island litigation, speaks for itself For the
credit of NewYork it is to be hoped that such ALL
hn,its win not be Of frequent occurrence:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
TIE WRECK OF THE STEAMER NEVADA.

ARRIVAL OF SEVERAL SURVIVORS YESTERDAY.
The steamer Saratoga, Capt Alexander, OF
the NewYork and Richmond steamship line, arrived at
Pier No a. North River, yesterday, bringing an officer
and several of the surviving and fremen OF the
steamer Nevada OF this port which run aground at HAT
teras shoals Friday last The Nevada lett YORK
carving passengers and assorted cargo OF nerehan-
disc consigned to Alexander Sons. On the following
day at midnight she grounded of Haterns Shoals, IN
thick fog there also being heavy swell when day
light came passengers and crew were landed Ia boats
and the vessel then abandoned. During the landing
one OF the boats capsized and seaman Wells by name.
was drowned This was the only life lost by the wreck
ing disaster The officers subsequently directed their
skill toward saving the ship they hghtened her OF her
cargo by throwing 1t overheard, but finding her
they finally forsook her. and she subsequently dred
the shoals Early on the morning OF the 9th INST
sank IL fahOms Of water, one mile south from
Hateras lighthouse. and soon lost TO sight all except
her large mast which remained above water The sur
yivors were taken to Norfolk Va, by the wrecklng
steamer Resolute Capt Stoddard, which dispatched
the purpose to the OF disaster Wreckers who
saw the few visible parts OF the vessel Thought IL
Improbable that she could be recovered The foundered
steamer had on board consignment OF 5000 in gOld
and her commanding officer, Capt Meye, remained on
the beach, and sent his first mate for ssstance to AID
him in looking for the money. The Nevada was side
wheel steamer l43 tuns with 10 feet draught and
built at EastpOrt, Maine in 1863 She was owned
by the North Atlantic Steamship Company, ana
was worth about $l5OOO0. The following
are the names OF the rescued crew who arrived the
Saratoga yesterday: Second Mate, George Rich
ardsOu. Crcw-A. Baylor, j. A. Lowell EDWARD McNa-
mara, David Hopkins, Charles A. Rves, Patrick Flynn
Flremeu-JOseph Redmond James Farrell, Christopher
Walters-H. f. Rous Edward North, Charles Rolley,
fUlIu Shift
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

.pVIvED
a., - -. ,,-. 9iI'ts.,a- Wfr,,g,on n G 9th inst
,ie snI fass Saei In s Gidersieye br Middle
ION ~ nc pf DN 40 a. -,b insf cot os eakipg SLIGHTLY
ME chr Aakn Wilmington ~ c. arrived On The
s,t.r.hi, Ei.etr, N.v Provilrnce
stesW..bip O,,rrT kenny Providence.
ak Esr N.rrtman oin. Liverpool April a. mdse April S
Andrew Miller seaman while iurinE the b washed
, ,',sfa s 'Rl O. Sa. e o' 'V-" 'P
Brig Robin, Hopkins. Mirbidre lumber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CoAsrwWE
Sarah Hoyt New Haven. Arlington, Bo'on.
adelaide. korFieh mm. Matsee piIso-
President -havtb. na,sct a. 't s ~ p,e,,h
l. ~ Nash, haIHhgten ~ , :, Nusr.n, III, '0
stephen "Airfmhn Nr"'hATen s2'R ~ n laau'J% p,,,,d
snh 4 cnNf2ri Philadelphia I'dy Aa'ym virginia
hFefE ace oull'AL '''.
Angenors. Khlsbsihport Viola, bhtabehpoL
Mary Matt hhnhtttnori =" ldrron. EAisieihp9rL
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Vs.erue. Bfsfoi Alligator. Providence.
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Joseph Hall, Portland. e. Hudson, NeWiiayen
J. Hamilton, Prov ."Hcr ,'Iu. NeNIl.'
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New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

Mr. william D. Foulke, in the absence OF MT Edward f.
sented the Goodwood Cup 10 Mr.. Henry e. Surges, the
most popular member OF the Glass OF 1859 The resena
non and reception addresses happily conceived and
fecitousy delivered. This principal part OF the eere
mOny over as many as could possibly crowd themselves
into the building did So but because Of the crush only
very few could engage in the galOp the Vase and the
auadrille, which closed the exercises.