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New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
TILE ERIE BILL.
The following is the Erie Railroad bill as
finally amended in Committee of the Whole this evening
and ordered 10 a third reading:

The following is the Erie Railroad Dill as
finally amended in Committee of the Whole this evening"
and ordered TO a third reading:
SECTION lawful for the Rhe Railway Company 70
pse any poueT convertible bonds issued by said Com
pany 10th day Of February 1863 aud under the 81 DAY OF
i368 1.-THE Iamounog In ALL to SGOO except iot e
purpose completing nrlheng and operating is railroad and M
other purpose Nothing this section contained shat she @
action OF anv officer agent of the kre hN
ompany affect aeon proceeding now pendng e
herein proed shall anything therein contained be hsd o
any liability civil criminal OF any omeeT or age9'
the said Bre Railway Company other person The use h
moDey this section mentioned by officer OF sgent OF ssu
way COMPANY purpose than herein mentioned hA DC
felony upon conviction thereof by imprisonment IN oAe
Prison for less than i've years - -
guaranteeing the Ere RAILWAY
other railroad corporation and g. secure onpoh
of said Erie with other railroads 10 form contueu
Of and Chicago for the purpose OF
curing facilities the traffic Of said brs Railway anu
made for that shall be deemed nd hn
holder director agent Of the Hudson River Harlem or
Central Railroad Company enter uo agreement With any
holder director the be Railway Company 70 W
prce for carving freight through 10 or from any point
In this siockhoer director oceT agent or other person
Authorized aiding Abeng such agreement shan be deemed
conviction thereof sha be pnhshu
Gne npr both IN the discretion Of the Court
SEC sockhoier director ocer IN either the We" on
Central Railroad Company the Hudson River Railroad Copay, OF s
Railroad Company shall he director or ohoe OF th e
pany officer Of either Of the three hrs named com
SIC II hA no, he lawful for Bh Railway Company 20 eonso
e It's stock thereof divide It's earnings or any part
Central Railroad Company With the Hndson er
Railroad Harlem Railroad COMPANY and any eou'ot
Ee Railway Company and either Of the three aooe
Companies for consolidation division shall be void
SIC This act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE IRISH CHURCH.


-. ..,.x-,. -, ,er .ya TO THE TRIBUNE
LONDON, April 17.-Enthusiastic meetings Oh
the I1bera party are being held all over England aDy
moro arc to occur hereafter The
Of the Irish people in general and particularly lne uS
endowment OF all religious sects in Ireland are 'no
objects of these meetings The speakers emor@eo "O'
NJ tbe well.knoyn Liberal leaders In Parliament
THE FENIAN TRIALS.
The Fenian trials will commence on Mohuay
next at the Old Bailey in the Court Of Queens behcn'
before Lord Chief. Justice Cockburn.
WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF EX-GOfEhNoiN
EYRE.
LONDON, April IA warrant was lssued oy
the Boy-st Police magistrates to-day for the arreS.
Ex-Governor Eyre of jamaica the charge OF llegaiy
proclaming martial during the disturbances IN th
island 1t is believed that by this means the egay
the action of Mr. Eyre while Governor OF jamaica ~
adopting extraordinary measures to suppress the ns
recton there will finally and satisfactorily tested
NEWMARKET RACES.
The following are the results OF the races on
the fifth day Of the Newmarket Craven meeting; Ihe
Handicap Sweepstakes was by Mr.. Fulkes bay colt
Iymington late Boreas. The Queens Stakes were won
by Mr. H. Chaplins bay colt Blinkhoolie The Behhing
ton Stakes of 80 soveregns each, taken by Pheous
The Port Stakes sweepstake OF 100 sovcreigns eaon
were carried by Henry's Julius. This was he as'
day of the Craven meeting at Newmarket. Inc races
have been well attended throughout the week.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
N4RRTED,

-PORTMEyHRAt the Washington square Dutch Reformed
Church on Thursday April 6 By the Kew Wm " " hsOo 'onu
p. Deas to Ella Fortmeyer all Of this city,
April H. at the Church OF the incanauon
by tho Rev John Tbbis assisted by me Rev Dh montgomery
sdest daughter Of Col LeGraud b. Cannon Of this city
RANRRHOwR-On THURSDAY April 49, at ST. Andrews Church ha
lem by Geo Draper Victor Ramee J OF haekehsAek
NJ J. 10 Mar 4. Hove Of Harlem. No cards
-wRGHrA Poughkeepe, on Thnrsiay Aprl 10 Al
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by The Rev. D. G WTShh MI
MIR Fred n Salisbury snd Miss Allie Wright
Brooklyn Wednesday April IS AZ the Church
The Savior by Rev A. r. Putnam MAMMALIAN 4. Sand 10 Ahc
One. daughter Of Josiah o. Low.
Wednesday the residence Of the bride
parents Rev stephen ng it, Charles Williamson 70 Ade
ade Louise daughter Of Samuel issses oil Of this city
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE lsssTRIPLE SHEET

Union TO amend the charter Of the NewY Real rs
tate Exchange; 10 regulate the rate OF toll In Wnnam
burgh the Bushwick North Road Turnpike; TO amend
the charter OF the Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Com
panyi TO lay out permanent lanes and streets IN Kings
County 10 provide for the return OF regmena ags 10
State and county officers for the Improvement OF Union
st., Brooklyn.
Bills were reported-To amend the Revised Statutes,
relative 10 the regulations concerning brokers 70 amend
the Revised Statutes relative TO the proof OF Wills TO IN
corporate the United States Contracting Company 10
incorporate the Park Savings Bank OF New.fork
Bills were passed to authorize the trustees OF incor
porated rural cemeteries to impose tax ON lot owners
For the more eectual protection OF emigrants arriving
at the port OF NewYoTk To incorporate the CORNWALL
Suspension Bridge for the construction OF suspension
bridge over the Hudson River In the Highlands TO pay
the Seventh Regiment National Guard funds belonging
10 them under the Military code To incorporate the
Hudson River Highland Bridge Company; 10 require
the Nassaust Railroad Company OF Brooklyn 10 ehahge
@ part OF their route.
To incorporate the Rochester Bridge Company. 10
provide for constructing railroad in Thirdaye ana
other streets and EewYork In reationto the
collection Of unpaid taxes in Rochester To amend the
act relative TO tho storage OF combustbe materials IN
NewYOrk To amend the charter OF the Irving lnsur-
ance Company. The bills relative TO ferries between
NewYork and the surrounding shores introduced to-day
Were
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY MGEE.

OTTAWA, April 17-During the investigation
in the MCGEE assassination to-day the Crown counsel
said that he had received mpor' ant information from
Montreal which rendered II necessary TO adjourn until
tomorrow Tho further inquiry will probably DO con-
Quoted with closed doors.
YENIAS CORRESPONDENCE SEIZED
All the correspondence which has passed between the
Fenan lodges In NewYork and Montreal has been seized
by the Government. and u grand exodus of prominent
Irishmen from Canada to the United Stated
commenced this afternoon in consequence. over
400 persons are implicated in the CORES
pondence with O'Nelll and O'Mahony and the en-
tire affair will be brought before the court in Ottawa II
IS reported that an aonal will be made OF It,
s documents have been discovered which tend to show
that the murder OF Mr. MCGEE was plotted In New York
and approved Of before a committee in Montreal
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

nry,,to Apr Ground Spring 80 lS0SlO 9 81
Ioul, White sll so; Western Bakers, blldS ~ Rye Flour
"a rs Wb.,t-sorng So 81 05 Old 81 0T store
oats 7sc for B. o. @Sta Sa for State and Canada
Mess Pork S26 sO0 S27 for Heavy Lard, Bc -
Muw.rxsE Apr l7-Pour-Wintsr Extras Sl3 70; Sprag kr
,s - hi a $40 supedne Flour 81 06s8 So Wheat 81 -
81 aud 81 O9d ~ % Tor WINTER
o,,. se9s9ie for No in store Corn. S1e for New sheed
ToIxno Aur I1Wbea-sprug Extras at - sO Amber " o.
ComMiehigsn eOc White dO 9O Oats Michigan, S7ei No y
66e Rye, 81 CO. . " -. soo, -. w..
Sight Exchange per cent New Orleans hoassss
Choice Sl3 5Od GA 90 Corn, Sl Oo0Si
o oa, 7sc Har s26 S PORK retailing az sI So Bacon re-
falling AZ Ic for Shoulders l6 for Rib and l8c for Clear sdeA
Ausu,rA Ga April l7.-Cotton nomnaly 29c
WILMINGTON N. G., April F-Spihs Iurpennne eSe hosn.-
Strained 81 509s2 S No. 81 oa Cotton, hddngs zse' Tar
caisrKroS c. April lzcOtOn, 9sl 91o for Mddl'n quota
tlons untnistuorthy - ..oo,,,
MoRILu April IT, 7-Cotton-Stoek %. .9s4 bales
SlyASsIH Ca, April l7.-Cotton -Mdding Wtc
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
DIED.

BROwN-0u Wednesday the 18th inst Alfred A. W Brown sdes son
the late H. Weeks Browu Of this aged 10
The friends Of the family the members the Young Mems
Christian Association and Of tho BuaId LterarT Association
invited funeral Al the henth st Presbyterian Church
THE Rev DIR. Bureh,rdsl, on Saturday, at . o'clock.
BATTBLIA Cleveland Ohio l2h inst at the house u his niece
Mrs a. L. Iamer the Ioa Charles Battel late Of Evansville,
Indiana, aged 49,
buried the ny lot AZ Tofringord Conn., on
Thursday, the 10th ....r. I...
GODPRRY-Oa Play the 18th Inst, Lbhe wife Of George God
ay and eldest daughter u Frederick and EiabeA A Miller
New.York, aged % years, montbM
The relatives an sad Of the family memher Of Manhattan Division
No 10 OF r. and Hope Tempe of Honor k0 respectfully
nyd 10 attend funeral ou her late resdeuce No IA Modest
GIcsupOnl L. l., on AuudN, l9Lb iost, al Sc9sk P@
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

The Bank of France held yesterday
z gsb 200 francs less bullion than on Friday week.
Switchtender Waterman was run over and
killed by train In North Chelsea, Mass. yesterday
The Arkansas Legislature has adopted the
amendment TO the United States Constitution.
The jury in the Canaan child murder
ease returned a verdict. yesterday, against Joseph
Brown charging murder In the first degree aud recon-
mending mercy. .. .t.
A dispatch which reached THE TRIBUNE
at O'Clock this morning says that Flanme tho French
man whose murder is reported ON our hfth page MlV
but manged and injured beyond recovery His WHO ana
her paramour Alfred Dove, have been held TO p"u III
5000 each
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
ASSEMBLY.

Rills were advanced to third reading-To
Incorporate tho Blnghamton and Fort DICKINSON hal
taxes In Rchmond County, TO authorize the City OF sy
racuse lend it's credit TO aid the Syracuse ana North
and Jefferson Counties TO issue bonds In aid OF the
SvfScse and Northern Railroad Company 10 authorize
real estate and Increase Its capital stock
Rils were reportedro incorporate the Pullman Pacific
Car CO.. 10 facilitate the construction OF the NeWpuigh
and WAIKIKI Valley Railroad; to amend the law OF pro-
ceedngs against the Grand Trunk kalroau 1oi 20 re-
~ 5eT To authorize the City Of Syracuse to lend
it's credit 20 aid IN the construction OF the syracuse ana
RgTook Bank to incorporate tho Union
Storage and Guarantee Co; TO regulate inc uo an
pIera and slips between Br0oe and Deianceysts III tno
City Of NewYork, occupied by wholesale oyster S
dealers TO appoint Commissioners for hshees ol wy
state OF New-York relative to the sale of the masonic
Hosntal Grounds; TO incorporate the Isthmus Canal Co
Mi f. Ii. WOODS, from the Committee on fIiYheges
and Elections % smS gabst 1pSrm Mr. Sherman and
rming the right Of Mr. Sherman 10 the scat ho"
psn Mr. PITTs dlssented The report made special
Bills were passed-To incorporate the City OF ogdens
burg To amend the act for the publication OF tne sesso
laws in the newspapers. To amend the NeWDurgh feS
School act 10 reduce the fare on the sftays. f w %
to five cents. To authorize the Comlsaonei' .hin U @
Central Park TO construct stone stalrwhys u1leln'
CedDg the United States jurisdiction over Da'lu Sn
NEw-YoRK FERRIES. -
Mr. KTFRNAN from tho Committee on Commerce ana
Navigation made written report relative 10 Ihe man
agenent OF NewYork ferries and In connection hs efe
with ne introduced bin regulating the ferrcs between
SewYork and Brooklyn and the surrounding shores
also bill 10 regulate the rate OF ferrlage petWeY ,i @
York and Brooklyn, Eastern District inc pms dnrad
10 a third reading They provide that ~ sna ps tie
Of the Metropolitan Police Department 70 on a r
ries Full authority is conferred upon the oomns
sioner Of the sinking Fund TO license anu ord
all ferries and from the city or NeW- 60 IL
leases therefor They are 10 appoint, annua8 t oo H. H.
spector of ferries at $500 year, ana Two & t
spectOrs at a. 500 each said salaries 10 DO pau " @
lessees OF tho specye funds IN sch
as the said Commissioners may direct Inc r, I'm
regulating the fares. provides as follows 1. sIu no ~
lawful for the Brooklyn Ferry Company or te 1 W ,
ST. Ferry Company TO charge greater rato oi iai. m
for tho conveyance Of passengers, yemcies aaS "
other kinds Of freight between Brookyh ana
than IA now charged like services Az the fuloh feI
under penalty OF $50 for each violation OF the ACT sac
penalty TO be collected in the same manner as Tor VIOLA
tion OF the 0rdidances OF the Cy Oh brookyn' ohe
thereof 10 60 10 the benefit OF the mfOrmer.
In the evening bills advanced to third reading
TO change the name Of the New YORK Ladies' Educat0n9
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
Sebeuck's Pulmonic Syrup,
SEAW Fed 4 ON 1 O
MANDRAKE PILLS.

These deserv celebrated and popular medicines have effected
revolution the healing and proved the hay Of several mar
which have for many years Obud the progress Of medical s
The se suppoou Consumption ineuroe deferred phy
clans from attempting end remedies for that disease and pahea"
met.d with death without making any e1'n
to escape from which they supposed to be unavoidable
o nrov,d however ea Consumption cured and that has
h ured IN very great (sOme Of them sparea
desperate oes BY sCHgSCKs PULMoSlo sfRuP aOuei and
ether cases BY medicine in connection with sh
WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS bO according to the
of the Dr. Shenck himself who has enjoyed auia
errupted good than twenty-five eat W" Supposed
one time 70 very gate Of DEATH bis physicians having pre-
his hopeless and abandoned him TO his fate He was ca
bv The Aforesaid yrup recovery thousands similarly
afflicted have schenk medicines with the same renarkASh
,uecss Full directions the Of them each bottle
Patients can consult scheak professionally a! bis rooms No.
Bond NewYork every TUESDAY from a. N 10 n All adj
vice nee Of chArge thorough examination with his Rspom
ter S. Price Pumon Syrup and seaweed Tonic each VI
per bottle 81 80 the half Mandrake Pills. 70 cents per bss
Sold by druggists everywhere full supply can always be o5Aaea a
his rooms No Eew.lork
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
IRELAND.

BANQUET IN HONOR OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
DUBLIN, April 17.-Their Royal Highnesses
the Prince and Princess Of Wales were as
evening at banquet given In their honor D! 'no no
,tenant of ireland and the Marchoness OF Abereorn
large number of invited guests were present on 'he
occasion, among whom the Most Rev DE- Cuiien,
Archbishop Of Dublin the Roman Catholic Archpsnop oi
Armagh and the President OF the Roman Cathonc
of Maynooth To-day the Prince Of Wales ana se 'Oos
special train again for Kildare, to attend 'he
davs races
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
THE AnIox PIANOS. - The patent Arion

THE ARIoN PIANOS. - The patent Arlon
Just now attracting considerable attention In
musical circles is the invention Of Mr. Geo. c. Manner OF
the firm OF Manner Co. of No 1877 Bowery. Mr. Manner
is German by BIRTH but has resided for 20 years In this
country He practical progressive piano-forte maker
having served regular apprenticeship to and learned
every department OF the trade and for several years
afterward worked at It, At the Fair OF the American In
stute held September and october last the Aron re-
eyed the highest award made by the Institute to any
piano on exhibitions medal and diploma the diploma
being worded as follows:
"Diploma awarded by the American Institute to Man
ner Co. for the best square panoorte on exhibition and
soerior for s elsa1ess aud briianey Of tone Signed
hy HORACE GREELEY,
President aud other officers OF the Institute
The scale of the Arion new and peculiar and ranges
from to SO as TO meet the requirements OF the most
artistic as well as the simple compositions The I'M
proyements claimed for the Aron are OF class mat can
he easily understood and fully described In circular
issued by the rm which they send free to all VINO apply
for it,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
Our OrNcr OLE Com

win n. ,ysn for every o sduteatiOn found BAs
[ os This COTE. Is roasted ground and sealed ee
eag" patent from the United states Soyemmsns
an ~, Aroma Coaee rich glossy appear
nc, Hyey family should 10 heen TO twenty per cent
than other Coffee" One In every twenty contains
ox sale everywhere II your grocer does
not keep this coffee aud will get for send your orders oecs 70
Eo. g. 6s &c. ST. 6s Co. TO a. and a washngtOnst Y
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
JAPAN.

WAR BETWEEN THE MIKADo AND THE TYCOON
LONDON, April 17.-Later dispatches have
been received from Japan, which state that the Mkado
had declared war against the Tycoon, stots BASH.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
FRANCE.
MARRIAGE oF MISS DIX.

MARRIAGE OF MISS DIX.
PARIS. April 17.-The marriage OF Miss Kate
n,y American ambassador, and MrWalsh'
welknown merchant tho Japan trade took place To-
day. large number of American and European nota-
bllties we're present at the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

Miss Anna L. Dickinson coITects the statement
that In consequence OF failure OF her voice. she mas eau
celed her lecture engagements Ihongh she hS r'ehy
sered great deal hoarseness, she expects to hcel
All her appointments.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
ITALY.
....,.,.rn 80 crN cIRIpAInI

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GARIBALDI.
FLORENCE, April 17.-lt is reported here tna'
Gen Garbad has left Caprera and gone to Naples The
causes some uneasiness as the objects Of the Gen
erals movements are unknown.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
AUSTRIA.

A DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.
VIENNA, April 17.-The report is correct that
Cen Mensdorf will be appointed AMBASSADOR OF Austria
10 the Court OF st. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS

pr rHa suLy The rRiBush
HAVANA April 1.-THE Sugar market active WITH an upward Ten
~ es. ,,. Al "a reals per for No. IL Dutch Sandads
the day we're very large Exchange London unehansedi on
United States in currency 2saas per cent discounts in sold pre-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
HUNGARY
prnrcTIoN OF TAXES.

PEsru, April 1.-THE Ministerial Budget Tor
the Kingdom Of Hungary has been made puphc' Inc
financial statement very favorable None OF the taXes
ho ,ncreosed while the taxes on salt and tobacco
ara IN he reduced
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
LOUISIANA.
HEAVY yoTE-EyERYTHIN QUIET.

HEAVY yoTE-EyERiTHING QUIET
NEW ORLEANS, April II. - The election pro-
crossed very quietly to-day The whites unanimously
Voting The polls crowded TO their utmost capacity
The vote Of this city will he very large But few fraud
ent votes have been detected The larger part OF the
vote was to-day The negroes IN many cases are
voting the Democratic ticket and announcing their VOTE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

HowARDIn Brooklyn the morning Of Friday oe sa yesr
AnstIss s. Howard widow Of Joseph Howard ID 'ne '
The friends Of her fly and those her and
aadW on sunday afternoon, at oeloe Sh's
Salem (Msss) papers please copy ,..u.u
HAL-In Brooklyn Thursday April 49, 1862 the Hon. george ''
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited 10 attend The
his late residence No. 81 Llvngsenst, on suno''' VIC ~
O'Clock -
MARINUs-At BROOKLYN d. Aprff IS Elizabeth Ann {ounss
daughter Of Augustus and Jane hsnnus, ased Je~''
and 10 dsya FI.. A.. ..,.rA
relatives family respectfully iEyftea 70 s
residence Of her Me- 80 SCUM i
BROOKLYN, Z. d., on Saturday April lS. st t10cioek
McREA-Suddeny at residence No. East Wsrrenst brookys
Friday the 18th John Mces In The 4o year OF us
attend bis funeral from the South Pesoyter,an ChafeD
Clinton ami Amiysts, on Sunday, April ls, at 81 m .
PARRIsHA Fort N j. Friday the l7sh inst Daniel Parnsn'
Counselor stlaw. 10
PBLLon THURSDAY evening April B after short Illness ho's"
Troup Pel, eldest Of Robert L. Peh - .,...,,..x
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited 70 sss
the 10Th al O'clock from the r'idence Oh mn
father No 28 Ffhhave Funeral services at Trinity Chapel
RoBERTS-In this City April 6 Mrs. Isabella Roberts
friends OF the family respectfully neo 20
residence VIM CoehraHe, No. 2J "ess Ss'e~
teenthst
sTRIKER-ou wednesday April I5 Gaut STRIKER aged years
The the family respectfully sa 20
Fty-secondst Fifty ythrtst Saturday At oeioek
will be waiting the Rev Dr. iuti0ns Cnun On
Waye place and Fourthst 70 convey ''S
friends 70 the house until ia o'clock
UNDERHILLon morning Of the ieth inst George VIZ
I'D of his
The funeral will take place bis late residence No I'D ks
nhh St SATURDAY morning 18th inst, at ii O'Clock rneno VI -
family respectfully invited to attend without mrtne' h0
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
THE WEATHER.

Ns-.YoRx Hour Ther Bar Wiad Hosr Tier e Bar w'aaN
AprllT-7 6lo 24 AsW sSs ssS eSSS ~ ~
100 2a85 s. ii 96' Z9yt W. =.
overcast and rsu the rivers impeding the e boats o.
n 745 ~ on 7:l5 objects could be seen I e'
oay Al IS ocock cloudy from to g; very cloudy rem "
oyeeas, 70 H. Acknowledgement very cloudy sgn soua,
from 1850 10 1885 little cloudy ght
ming Ia The r. at very cloudy and raining heavily from S's 70
pomena-The These common from Apn 20
t they In February As Feb ana 100
~ pbsr 4. oct m 1851 Friday evening They have oe'
I Sipg Lightning In March Il vas warner
to-l,y A AMI m /. has been for slK months
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
FUNERALS TODAY.

BROWN. ALFRED A. W., Thgeenthss Presbyterian cenroa
COLE, CHAS. W., No. 2,45T Pnltonaye.. Brooklyn
ROBERTS Mrs ISABELLA No. 2l3 West SeyenteenthsI
STRIKER GARRIr H., Fifty- -secondst
FUNERALS TOMORROW.
GRANT ROBERT, Wlismsburgh
HALL the GEORGE No. 81 Livingstonst, Brooklyn
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-12
THE CopPERHEADs got up little demons

THE CoPPERHEADs got up a little demons
tration meeting here last evening. During
the day the American flag with Seymour and
Blair's name at the end was hung out over
Carson street. An ex.rebel officer engineer
ed the business and, naturally enough, he
got it hoisted with the Union down. Some
body more familiar with "old glory" after
wards rectifed the mistake. Some bon-fres,
some music by the band and some gun firing
in the evening got small, listless crowd to-
gether, and they were talked to by Musser,
Bob Taylor, Billy Anderson, Pitzer and
some more fuglemen of the great unwashed.
We have never seen quieter or better be-
haved crowd. They we're as undemonstrative
as if they had been in church. Seymour
and Blair" don't seem to create any very
marked enthusiasm. 1t was painful to hear
the attempts at being cheerful. If the Demo-
Gratis can't ratify with any more spirit than
they did last evening, they had better give up
the game.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-12

DECORATING THE SALooSs.-Mr. Conner,
superior workman and an artist in his way
Is producing very pleasing effect in colors
knd designs BY paper decorations of some o,
he principal saloons in this place. Speci-
mems Of his work may be seen at the Mag
kolia" and "Sazerac."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-12

EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN FOR CARSON
Rev. Mr. Hen sailed from New York, June
! 9th, and probably arrived in San Francisco
yesterday. en- route for this place, where it
Is expected he will become resident pastor
bf the Episcopal Church.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-12

RELIGIOUS DIscussIoN.-lhe beginning Of
he end of the discussion between Rev. Kill
patrick AMI Elder Brand will commence at
P'clock P. N. to-day, at the Court House. ALI
re invited to hear the conclusion of the
halter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-12

FIFTEEN years ago man left Gardiner,
Me-, to try his fortunes in Chicago. He had
$500 which he invested in house lots about a
mile from the center Of the then city. To-day
that same property would sell at auction for
S2j0,0OO. The spare change he got from
practicing law ne put into house lots, and
then into banking house, and now pays q
tax on $4,000, 900.