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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

Departure Of Generals Babcocs and Porter
Probable End OF the Militia Troubles.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 20, 1868.
special despatch from Little Rock says:--Cene-
rails Babcock and Porter, OF General Grants staf
set out on their return tonight. 1t appears they
were not authorized to investigate the militia out
RACES All the militia except twenty are to be with
drawn from Lewisburg, and the citizens are to be
allowed to form company OF militia OF their own
and Of the civil authorities Of Conway county. The
Conway refugees are preparing to return home.
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r;REs N FaE GsFv.


About haf-past five O'Clock last evening IRE was
discovered on tire frst door Of the buing Nos Tls
and 1T East Eleventh street. formerly occupied by
MessIs Schwartz K Esner ~ dstillery Before
1t extngufshed The machiaery was dam
aged to the amount or $4,000 The building.
which II owned Nv Jn0 Trozoeser residing
No. sd West TwenGy-sixth street. was damaged 90
the extent of 1000. rrerc IS no insurance upon
either machinery or building.
While engine No. Is .aa proceeding TO tho flsc
Richard Delaney, a member I'm endeayosing 70 Jump
upon the tender fell 10 the street and was severely in
Jured. lie was taken to tlic seventeenth precinct
station house Dy officer Armstrong, whers ne Was
attended BY Police surgeon Mott. and subsequently
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

'~ta-s-as =. LONDON Dec. &c, 1858.
The Times this morning ppbslsssa very aole letter
rom Mr.. Dixie, son Of the eminent IVY nalist de.
nouncng the act OF violence recently comwitted BY
The British authorities At Yangtchow. Mr.. Dixie
thinks that repetition Of such acts would be more
dangerous to the peace between Grea Britain and
the United states than the Alabama question
The Times N its comments, agrees with the writer.
and pronounces the outrage violation OF the
treaties In existence and justly offensive to the
Chinese government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

=. Columbia Count w. Three
Persons MUIR.
AreusrA. nd 20, 1858.
Gabriel Mastlne and his two maiden sissels, re
siding IN Columbia county, were murdered ana
ropbcd on Thursday night. their house set on fire,
and bodies consumed. Suspicion Is said to rest on
some negroes residing in the neighborhood as the
perpetra ,ors o. the deed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

Movements OF speaker CoIfax-Powder Mill
Explosion.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 20, 1868.
sneaker Cofax and his wife left this morning for
Albany The reception last night was very generally
attended by the citizens here.
NJ. w. Perkins powder mill. at wcstdcld. was de-
stroyed on Thursday night by explosion and fire,
causing loss Of $4,000.
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Died.

iAE.-Suddeny. OF heart disease. in this city GA
Thursday morning, December ~ LINUS IAiE, Jr..
OF Sheburne Falls Mas
His funeral viii take place, from the residence OF
his brother in-!aw, Ira l.. cady. pa West Thirty
eighth street, this Sunday afternoon, at three
o'clork. His friends are invited to attend, without
further notice.
[Eor other Deaths see Ninth Pu,e.l
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In Forsyth street.

About ha'f-pas, ak O'Clock last evening fire &C.
Cured on the third floor OF the five story brc.. house
No. 90 Forsyth street. occupied by Joseph stiner.
me damage TO his furniture will amount TO $500,
uion which there is an insurance OF 5000 in Jii8
rmehens Fund insurance Company. The buildiag,
unioo Ny James IL Brady, IL damaged about 1850.
;saatn u, ihe flre was caused by tifc accidental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

BOSTON Dec. %, 1903.
Tnc lury ~ inquest into the murder Of David =
rauIkper the Maiden Waterman, returned verdict
III death caused by pistol slot by persons unknown
10 the Jury. Ruth and l.es who were arrested on
suspicion were remanded 10 Jail 10 await eAaniua-
ton. Both young men aud a'e said % have 0een
In prison tor crime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 26.The steamship H0lsata.
from New York, arrived here at half-past seven yes
tertlay morning. on the way to Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 25.--fhe steamship Cuba, ~
the Cunard line, from Nev York, touched here ~
about ak O'Clock last evening. After debarIn2
London passengers aul mals the Cusi proceeded y
LIVERPOOL.
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Five Warehouses Burned in Ottawa.

VITNNA' wv ~Vf t'U's
piye storehouses near Tupper's bridge were
burned hast night They contained large quantity
OF matches sulphur aud 5000 bushels Of oats. all OF
whck were consumed The loss Is estimated AZ
$4,000.
The discount On tmcrIcau invoices for tie week =
tyeny-Ax var ssa,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARis BouRsT.-pARIs, Dec. 2o-rhc Bourse y
nrmcr; fenjes, 7Df 15c go
HAVE COrruN MARKET.-HAvrE, Dec. 2b.-so'ton
haa declined: tres ordinaire on the spot l-s ana
low wlfluugs TO arrive. l2lf
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SPAIN.

The Daisc Of Montpensier and the spanish
Throne.
MADRID, Dec. &c, 1865.
The Duke Of Montpenser has published manifesto,
announcing his liberal views.
The fmparctd, suggests the nomination OF the
son OF the Duke Of Montpensier for king under
regency - Z
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VENEZUELA.

Two Cousins Candidates for the Presidency.
HAVANA. Dec. -, 1863
Advices from Venezuela state that Generals Domin-
30 Monagas, nephew, and Ruperto Monagas, son OF
the deceased President Monagas, are candidates for
the Presidency.
The country was tranquil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

w. y. Taylor. OF Berlin, n. ", has !, Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine lNo 2s9) that has &c GOO
worth Of stitching during the past Ii years, per-
feet working order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

Ladies' Fair is Now Open at ~. stephens
Church, entrance Twentyeighth and Twenty ninth
streets, near Third
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yochnagar Srrch Whiskry-rv, puss-
cheons our years old tvarran;ei), drsws on IN cm
Al tho wholesale price. rs gallon. MURPHY DUNN
al .lauldstiorl. 80 l,eryer street
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set or 20 :: New YEARS. Table,
COLGANis pIcKLED OYSTELS
To be had only at % Clinton street, BROOKLYN.
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India aud china Goods Now or siyni.-rhe
greatest variety sTsred at FOUNTAIN & COS, sst
Broadway, near Fouftenuth street, up stairs
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a Thousand Dollars Reward ~ encred To
who poi1 out bald gray head that has
tally luhrCstei with BARaYs TRIC0pHEROi ; Tor
years Principal Office si Pearl street, York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

Holiday Presents.
Window Flov@r stands, Pcdca,ss Carved W,ad Articles
AND Faics at klsLrY cos ntnli'Es storc, ID
yrosfwsy
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N~utm~ss, Ecevsmy and Dcspayrh Combined
OF nraTs. Metropolitan boo fstnsina
ahmept. AZ Mas s.rrccs.
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TELECRAPHlC NEWS
AL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
-~~o~~~~>~->~~~>~~~>~~~0~
Extraordinary Preparations for War by
The Greek Government.
Two Turkish Men-of- War OF the
Island Of CerigO.
THE 1URK0-GRECIAN CONFERENCE.
Russia Urges tho United States to
Take Fart I'm It.
The Burlingame Mission Commence
Business.
The English Difficulty i'm
Chinese Waters.
-~>~~~~~~~-~~~~~--~~--~>-
THE ALABAMA NEGOTIATIONS.
The Duke Montpensier and the
Spanish Throne.
>~~---~~>o~~~~-~~~>>~-~~>-
Arrival Of Minister ROsecraas in the
City Of Mexico
>>~~~~~~~~>S~o~~>~~-~~>~~-
Excitement in Havana Over the Reported
Success OF the Insurgents.
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TURKEY AND GREECE.


The Grerian Chambers and the Extra ordinary
F.ovies Of iIen and Money.
LONDON Dec. -, 1868.
despatch from Athens, dated on Thursday, 2lth,
says that the Grecian Chamber has voted the money
asked FOR 10y the government. rhe chamber also
granted the government full power to raise more If
need be. and to make extraordinary levIes % men
for the army and navy
Action Of the Turkish Govcrnmeni TO Inter-
ccpt Greek Volunteers from Going 10
Crete.
LONDON, Dee. 26, 1853
despatch from Athens, dated Tuesday last, states
that the Turkish government had placed two ships
OF war on the coast OF Cerigo to prevent the de-
psrturc Of Greek volunteers from tina, island for
Crete.
XussiUn Invitation to the United states TO
Join the Conference on the Eastern Cues
tion.
PARIS. Dec. 26, 1863
The Goutois newspaper, says that Russia has
urged the United States government 10 take part In
the Turco-Grecan difficury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

Pamphlets, law Reports. &e., Exrcutcd
with neaHess ,usikaess AMI deseett tvenvSe PER cent
cheaper than Al other prntirz yyscshmeut HE cy
the METROPOLITAN JOB. UdSftNG rAsl,ISs'
NENr, % sassas, -ireeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

A.-ChickerimR & Sons,
Manufacturers OF
Grand, Square and Upright Pianos, eE
received the grand gold meda the higher
tho Cross OF the Legion OF Honor Universal Exp
position Paris 1851 These the highest awards OF ~
Exposition house CHICK ERIN0 SONS was "
only one 40 honored. the United States we have benn
awarded sixynnc FIRST premiums in direct competition Win
leading of the country the dront
Exhibition London received the highest given
any manufacturer IN the United States Total seventy
premiums and the most Gathering testimonials tho
leading artists of the world Wsrcrooms No. II Fast -Four
street, York, between Broadway and Fifth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-The Hest in tao
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable, ns.aiaos
Incitry Is BIND strnet
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Holiday Presents.
III, assr,menl. At q. l.. and !. B. KELrI &Co'S No.
Bfoadwss.
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Buy Your Hats rrom Buris-, les Fulton
Hs STYLES for the holidays decidedly popusr
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Superior stock OF Wines, aies, Sc.
JOHN J. STAFF q SON, l53 Chambe Stieeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

dae s3ii,iSs.s96. Mutlatet bi.is returned
$io'I2i,ozo; notes OF insolvent banks redeemed by
the united states Treasurer. $780, 2e7-Ieav,ng IN
actual circulation at this date $780, 767 oaf Frac-
tional currency destroyed, SOL, os4.
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Stowe Byrsons aud stusl~.--Nev SsyIe--Fsr
sale oyfEoRtiS 4. ALLEN, so Eo sdsAs ioDr below
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Action Of the Turkish tacvcrnmeni to Inter-
ccpt Greek Volunteers from Going 10
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A.-stcinwny IA Sons,

A.-StcIuWNy a SOmF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
RECIPIENTS OF THE FIRST GRAND GOLD
Medal of Honor ri the Exposition Unverscle, Pams 1857
grand testimonial medal OF the Paris Soccte DIES 'caux
Arts, the years the grand honorary gold medal 0f
merit, with the crown aud ribbon from the King Ut
sweden and Norway aud the academical honors and
the ROYAL Academies OF Sciences and Arts Ut
Berlin Stockholm And aso OF the ra prize medal II
the International Exhibition London 1852, together with
thirty class premiums In the United States
WAREROOMS- STEiNWAY HALL,
100 and Ill East Fourteenth street.
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Tho rssri.ss cnr,icr.-Dy ~sa-tr -fTccfy
Naruer Fuea The Motrspollsan Jon ftias h'''f'nmem
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Ctrru'ar- of Every Description and Notices
n attend meetings prn.cd IN the neaest rossso
NJ hours notice, and n.yve cent legs than at
other similar place Ia The city 1t tho METROPOLITAN JS8
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street.
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a Most s@nit1ble FoiIduy Prcseni--N0 Fancy
prices smoker Is undoubtedly genuine Neerschan,
which PuLIAK SON sell at lowest ret's prices
their stores, AS Broadway. Hroorc street, "a
John street. middle Of block also repairing aud boiling
done.
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Wigs, Fswprr- lad Orrst-f iritv' Y tsss IN
autNs lts Dye Ul tlur Dyt'l3 ~ r'"'- "'''''~
toes, Il, 1J8t sgNa
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A.--'fissisgu0i SpringS Sedimcut.--This is q
deposit from the celebrated Mgssouo Springs and
bie remedy for scattering Tumors and healing Ulcers
For sale the Misssquoi Springs depot, SIS Broadway
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TDFF7N
Grand,
Square
aud Upright
PIANOS,
universally acknowledged by
the first musicians
in the country,
the leading newspapers
aud the Consoryatorcs OF Music
the best piano manufactured.
Warerooms,
f2y BroDmc street, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

TIE Bariingame Mission and Its Deibera-
tions--The Late Act Of Violence in Chinese
Waters by an English Man-of.Wnr.
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Established In 1sO0.--rhe DIefr0pcIiIau To-
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street.
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Holiday Prcsenf.-1.ndies aud GcntIcmen.
young old having their hair The
holidays should bottle Of CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR
THE HAIR Read ChcvAcr's Treatise the Hair
Free TO all Given at the drug stores sent BY NAH
free This book should be read by every " teaches
~ cultivate have beautiful har restore gray
hair i,s original color stop its falling all
tons dandri from the scalp thus keeping the hair
ilul To the latest period Of lite.
SARAH A. CHEvALIFR, NJ. d.,
To-. III M 80 fork
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Thc country was tranquil.
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xussion Invitation to the United states 10
Join fie Conference the Eastern Qucs-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
9}Quouir QBeb1el II. Da0a9e
We6aeDGzft
Spbn 3. Gpswtnfel DprIelen.
Geutrs Ctr. gDtupna. Dfinn.
Die @ermanta 2eben69

&erN6erungS WeieQ10Qfts
90, Brpat,naD, Dtetp=Dorf,
empfeblt ben gewpbnern @tnne fOta. BON eer NM
fd,dbbaren INubltbat Der 2ebensoerftoberuns
&ebraut 5u 1naden. ;E.t tII..5l." .a3t
gaar gtrmvstn 1000. 600
@erT9erunsen lit araft 26,OOO,0O
sabrli9es gintummen 100000
Nus8esablt in Gubesfaaen 100000
Qeste Disieenbe 10 Nro;e Z.
sic 1T lber ste sansen Der. staaten serbretet uni
bat tn Wtnuefpta fpleenbe IBsaten: y
G5eneral Mssntar IN rer Osutibta 9ant" ppn
@ebricer @tQtu6 & Dunbarin @t. pou
6err @uitap !6einrias III Mtnona.
6err Garl Branet in Jaribault.
6err 6. @t6bpru in 5oittn9S. M.GI
6err 8. Bceen In Sem ulm.
s. Shpsnplsr, Du9p Wtlenrond,
Dice-Wral. u. 9sfrstdr. pr1Ghsnt-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04

having consented TO accept deposit OF money sufficient
the appraised value OF the property and to secure
~ snfv from loss in ease the action should result adj
iv ti1 to the claimants Jenningss dlstery in Kings
ron Ulster County, seized Saturday by an attache
g.,iiSrv and an Illicit still found at No 24O Avenue A,
are timed the United states District Attorney by
nennty commissioner Harland. No tax has been col
ted on whisky in Brooklyn since September last Col
eesor shook of the XXXfId District proposes To take
barsh measures against the transportation companies
, have been carving cotton this port and had de-
iVered IL TO owners and agents without giving previous
uorlce 10 the Collector required Dy the law Inc
seizure of few vessels engaged IN TINS raic TO take
place III a very few days
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04
LETTER FROM DR.. RANNEY.

T. o., Editor oC ILt Irbiac
SIR: Lest the COroncls cCnsure IN the late
inquest ~ No 17 West soveutecut and the later
luton oi the Board % Health may give wrong impress
sion with respect 10 my completely IN the alleged starr
ing oosoAisg, and general murder OF foundAng., aud
ca~lr infants iu Mrs. ffuams establishment, take
thi, method Of stating the acs the case. 4y relation
10 ta- Lodrc THAT ol ysciau, the same as tai "i
The highly respectable physicians who preceded ne
Could refuse the summons 10 Sit Tho poor, innocent
babes n lcr larcntare was disrCputaDe and tLey
basgrt ! Could they speak. many, doubtless W0Ad
claim origin from me Dol ghcst rcSpeO liability CD
humane physician hi3 gt 90 raise Az inquiry Oh th,
point where duty Gals There 10 secret about TINS
house IL often advertised, and has hcen long KNOW
the Board OF Health. It's tru" there were ISpuchi
deaths Lut than iu Otlcr Institutions Many OF
the hopeless when brought there. had given
certificates before and had not the least cause 10 cO
ccal tho number. Acittp diH nor. Inc cflden.o
Of II In found in the fact tLat when the certificate
was shown me- said. under OATH that 1t was ihlue ana
correct a. WAS r. any error had existed aud hdd been
pointed ont To me could then have explained II. or az
least disavoWed The nest mornings paper hrst rc-
Vclcd 10 me that mares nest found. and that
Dot of bitter herbs had been cooked for II there
"a mistake Of figure (Which don't believe, by little
more care with half drop mo.c OF INK great sensu.
ton might have been saved tn city by my treachegOu'
pen Bu the Of death Is said 10 c Incorrect In
eases written by of hest physicians and IN the
way. So have plenty 0i company IN NY dulctlon
But how about the reported aTrdttOW | nave never
the least for such an accusation. again ap-
peal to the records OF II deaths from lulinue
diseases Those who have been the most carefully
nursed ana fed bu died, show exactly the same appear
The pOst-mOriem examination proved nothing.
Ny friends and acquaintance nocd give themselves no
ueasness my account / feel fully able TO defend
myself, with clean hands before any tribunal.
j. ". RASSLY, NJ ID.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04
TIE REVENUE FpAUDS

The trial OF John Devlip was concluded in
the United States ciFcuit Court yesterday Afternoon and
resulted in his conviction by the jury three counts
First in carrying the business of Wholesale dealer
and selling whisky without license before the 9th OF
September 1896: second ia selling whisky without hay
ing paid special TAX after the 9Th OF September 1866
by law. After the reading OF the verdict Devlin
remanded to the custody OF the United states officers
motion was made 10 obtain arrest OF Judgment the argu
ment upon which is TO be heard oD the 10Th inst The
Forty disery is to be released the Government
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04

clerk toKnc & Bond, the real estate agents and aho
son OF Mr. Cobb, the crier OF the court BelalIin ,
Morehouse, formerly captain IN the nun @ ~ his
Volunteers, has been arrested az the lIsubalon o1 ~
wife on the charge 0f Digamy'
MANCHESTER, N 1.-THE citizens of Man
chester " j. held meeting IN tho Railroad DcpOl y
that place the evening oI te 2fth ut Tor tne
petiuOnng the Legislature now IN session Tor nm
fr railroad from that place 20 Camden. Dr.. r. = mn
man was appointed Chairman, and Edwd. Jnmefssoih ~
cecretarv series OF resolutions were adopted, ~ Nl
n vas shown that an Improvement such is asked lOr
would throw open 10 settlement over ietoo acres OF u
proved land, estimated 10 be worth sOo0o lheIy, e,cb
could he reclaimed and brought into profitable use II me
state wonld grant railroad facitics Similar neett9
are be held 10 Toms llver "ud doher points d2N . @
Raw as well in the villages and towns along the nHc'
between tins place and Monmouth urging the Lcglsa-
lure 70 charera direct road from Manchester 70 Cand5
The peOpe along the proposed Tcute are an alive 70 o
importance Of such WORK
WESTFIELD, y. 1.-THE Rev f. 3. Edgar,
uastor OF the Presbyterian Church, Westhod, y j. "li
have his annual donation party on wednesday evening
Feb g. 1865. al the house OF Ut J. T. Lawrence.
TRENTON.-At the skating match on the
Park Charles May carried OF the The l2l dnnl
vtraary Of the Union Fire Company is 10 Oe celebrated
on Saturday. Hereafter poddiers arc 10 be excluded
nom Tie cars on the NeW-Jersey railroads. Much per
ing Is the of the Order.--A new morse r1Iroad
over Union Ul Via ChambcrsDlreh, ana 30 tnIol-h
Chestnut ana GreenwoOd-ayes. 20 the Chntonst station
Is IN contemplation.
COLCHESTER, CONN-The Young Mems
Christian Association elected the following officers Fes
ident, Russell Gett: Nicc-pre sidcuts Alden y Baker
samuel ID. Tldcn, Benjamin H. Roper and j. ku>scll
Duton Corresponding ana kec1o9ins seci.tHIy D,,o VIZ
II. Sprague; Treasurer, Charles a. k"t.a Audto VIZ.
:. Curiss Board Of Managers, james VI iinslel AI'9
Gardner. Edwin II. LOOMS. Wm. H. Pollard John W.
Squiers Walter T.. Strong Asa BgeOw, Er,stus H. Day
NEW-HAVEN.-The Adjntant-- Genera Is
busily occupied with the collection Of additional Douh
ties. During The past week s25O nave becn pad 80 t'
soldiers OF different regiments IL youns g.i 10 ye-t'
of age, named Ceeg has copcd with one Holmes repre-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04

The ST. Marks Episcopal Society of Norwich.
their edefce.
The church recently burnt at 0ldtown, Mass,
Of the oldest In The country; its bell imported
from london, having hnnL IN the befy over lCO years
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04
PASSENGE Fps ARRLHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. Fen. sin seaushi
City OF LondonMr 4 Maoonsot, CAPT W. Mulmer Capt
g. Baimson capt H. Aku Cspi w. Caster anl dy, Cap W
Corr. Capt W. T. Ill., Capt W jelly Capt T. Conway, Can't u
Jacobs. lady children ard servant NJ MIL, Mr. huns'en Miss y
Lane Miss Butler Mr. Morgan. Mis RdgsNag W Hrnton
lAdg W y SnIll i W. lalnL. MIs. Gonld. j. W. blsh.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04
iALaoaIceGeaIs

"CrRTAINs, No. AZ Broadway.
sv.. Lsee. Nottingham Lace,
bocAitIe.
and WoTs;cd Tory. Reps, &C.
g. j. & J. l.. KEiIY a. Co, Imporfrs'
Lace Curtains Cleaned and done upelu,l to Neg.
At Kcr7s Ciriaiu Store 10. ~ Bfoalvay'
Never fails 10 cure Coughs and Colds, that
STANDARD remedy DR. WIsTAK, BAs ,N oP WILD CHERi.
Physicians know that iron is a remarkable
m...c.le. Tie PERryTAS SYRUP preparation Of lior
New-York tribune., 1868-02-04
LIT'EST SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NRw.YORK......FrB
ARRIVED,

AkKlN ED.
Steamship City Of Lcnlou tbr Brooks Liverpool 22d ut via
:d Mn idst All John g. Dale. Jan o. od the
n W LgLp passsd A hi CuyAor bound down Chsnrel,
Of Gshed steamship Denmark bound Channel 2 81
miles W of Fistn smlip CITY o lEerch hound w 2,h
10 a ~ 50 long 10 49, passed steamship CITY Of Cork B Feb
IN lat ~ %, og 81 49, passed Guons
Feb ot es Of SAdy HOOK passed steamship CJ Of ALtWeIp.
bond h.
sehr COrneis, -. Long ifsrbor, n. r., ila herring.
DISASTERS.
TIE slip Wright from Baltimore sor ChaIeon,
Charleston bir-suaion unceftan.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARissT Peh Arrived. sm,hip Monka. New iot
shp harsan'et nom Havana The steamship Lbs for Baltimore
detained by be etih,r.
foIH hoSroE Feb 1rn. pilot boat Coluefr Capt Hopkins
reports having passed up. for Hauo bls kobel Wucht nom
Rio With coffee the Zip Huron r Londo
bais Anna fof M0neyieo bgs Alice Iago West
Indies Mountain kig for Havana ~ Tnkt for Cobs bal
Serene for Deuerala
PoHII."D Ne Feb ahe s;eam.hip Belgian Gralin sailed for
Liverpool On Sunday. at II.
san FR.ScncO Feb 3Auvi sts oceoli from NewYoTk aud
tAeks Of wheat
sAyAssAH fb aArved steamship North Pen from Baltimore
sp Margaret Evans from Liverpool MekensA from New io
Isaac Baker, from Boston
wnnlssTos, C., Peb 3Aniyed steamship wm p. CLYDE.
hen NewisIL