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New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

gY- Europe, Great Britain, Turkey, the Duke
Of Mon fpegsier and Gen. Prim, Ee,c- York d fer
Dark, Propeller SINK by Ice, Philadelphiq Fire
Points, the H. j. Tyng case decided, a Chicago
Dstectire O6ieer Detected, End Of TIE Maryland
and Virginia Oyster HGr.. tho Nerbarlport
Tncsndiaru a COlored Man Murdered in Church,
,nav be fSRnd on The second page; General
Eofes, New York to Boston Direct. Onion Pacific
Railroad, NOrel PreSentment Of a N. Q. Grand
Juru, Reminiscences Of the Wa1, The Great FIRE
sn Grand Haren, Mich, a Kansas Editsr IN
Hour Question, on the third; Studies in Physical
biography, on the sirth; the Ne,O- lbGag Lynch
in0 and Hanging, kidnapping and Robbery IN
indiana, Mysterious Disappearance Of an Indi-
cna Cattle Dealer, on the SeUenth page.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
COMPLETION OF THE CHICAGO TUNNEL

The River Tunnel nc WasHlngtOn-st. IacNs
hut few hours OF completion tho contrast $50 fiuS
their ability 10 lay the last brick at sotOcI 'olsht
Cam,nunication s open from end 10 end. "a lorT
ing our reporter, under the guidance OF the Ell Z sd
pcrintendent OF Construction, Mr A. A. MeDone''
made the tour OF the subtcrnncan p0ssage Tats.
rhe new year Will eco tae whole com
plete arrangements for throwing tho NoTs
open the pubic will be made TO-DAY with the Board OF
Public Works and the CITY Council. vho in company
with the preSs. will make tho FIRST formal tIip tnI'i
The foot passage ways will be foorgd VIII plans -
this work is now proceeding The two Y&is lees q! ar
iiage way being paved witA tie wOola hoeA PAVE
men and but $50 feet OF pavoeut IN tie ce er ct ss
west half Of the section remain 10 he la A. sb
point alss the last brick will reposei Chicago Fo'h ''
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

troops, and the King of Italy, in his New Years
speech, is very explicit in pointing to the case
in which he may have to rely upon tho loyalty
and patriotism of the army for the protection
of the national honor Ireland begins the new
year with a significant Fenian demonstration
at Cork, which city has now IA Fenian Mayor
All these dangers to the peace of Europe are
mentioned in the dispatches of to-day's issue,
and they are far from being the only oBes
For once we hope that the expectations of the
French Emperor may be realized, though we
can hardly consider them as rosc-colorcd as
they are represented to be in his speech.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
sANGUNARY RIOT AT THE WILMINGTON dii>
COAT, MINES

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 3O.-Ihe BtoOl ifsons
had been on spree on the 2Jd ult ana IN the eve s
went into a saloon of man named lOohey, Ia b,.' b,,
knocked Tooney down. and cut his aead :, -
a fughtful manner and then began deisel'd Ssa
the counter aud secured his slx-shooior, b "a
threatened 10 shoot If they would not d.sist Thsog
and shot several OF the roughs dead lie then escskea
through the back door, and was soon found IN 20
OF tina sheriff when an nfurated mob, 70 the numoerV'
about one hundred surrounded the Sheriff and his ~.
onsr with ropes TO hang the latter Tooheys reycVs
WIS brought Into use again, and two shot 1eS
and four seriously wounded The roughs then ~nfeo'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

eral of fthat State, expressly on the ground
that he was conspicuous member of the staf7
of the Rebel Gen. Ellie, whose conn aid "a,
une hrSc Dat'le Oh MANASSAS secured the for
tunes OF the day, and carried victory TO ths
Confederate banners.' Now let Mr. Johnson's
Maryland friends go ahead and do the dim,
handsomely. Their exiled cOmpatriots are freats
come home; suppose they demand the anpoir,
mcnt of DR.. Blackburn-himo of the yeIow.foys.
rags-as Surgeon General.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1869.
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may be the truest kindness in the end to let
the sanguine politicians in poor circumst ances,
who have been hoping to Johnsonizo Grant,
know at the outset precisely what Gen. Grant
himself thinks of them. The opinion may be
found set forth in our Washington dispatches,
and we venture to suggest that an ambitious
Democratic organ Of this city will find it quite
Interesting readng
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

We trust that none of our readers have
overlooked the publication by the Hon. Thos.
BOles, Member of Congress from the llld
District in Arkansas of the real causes oil
the trouble in his State. For weeks we have
been treated to stories of the terrible wrong
committed by the Governor of Arkansas III
calling out u few companies of militia, but to
not q word concerning the cause for calling
them out Pure rapine and oppression,
according to the story of the long-suiferins
Arkansas Rebels, were the only motives for
this outrage upon their rights. Now, 1t APP
pears that political murder had for months been
reduced to one of the Arkansas Fine Arts.
Twenty prominent Republican leaders, and
over 200 negroes had been murdered IN cold
blood. Officers seeking to arrest the assasslns
were driven off, or themselves murdered. ConSta-
bles and sheriffs were powerless, and the Rebel
murderers went about boasting of their deeds
and threatening more Union men with ven
geance. At last the Governor makes ar
rests by the aid of militia, and
guards the jails against rescue of the
prisoners, and straightwaY the aggrieved Rebels
raise the cry of military persecution. The
TRIBUNE has already pointed this out as the
true explanation of the "civil war in Arllan-
"sas.r but the facts have not hitherto been
presented in SO clear and authentic shape as
by Mr. Boles.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Tn consideration of the large amount Of un-
cultivated and tillable land in Virginia, The
Petersburg cypress argues that the greatest
need of the State is an influx of foreign immi-
grafton. The advantages of soil and climate,
the resources of the mines, and the various
means of transit and transportation avail little
without n people capable of developing and
of creating wealth. The husbandman, the
mechanic, the artisan, and day laborer are
required, and they must come from abroad.
The Charleston Daily NerS is in favor of the
small farm system. 1t acknowledges that the
large plantations can be no longer profitable.
Instead of one princely possession, there should
be a hundred homesteads; and it is fore
seen that 10y the increase of population and
the establishment of varied industry the South
is likely To become richer and more thrifty
than before. In establishing this system The
NccS says that if the negro will not work, his
place must be filed by white men; but it is
added if the negro works he must do SO for
moderate wages-in short there must be cheap
labor for upon it prosperity depends. To
Northern people these ideas are, first instruc-
tive, for We learn there is real progress among
the Southern leaders; and secondly, they are
amusing for the reason that they fix upon the
methods by which progress and happiness are
to be secured, not by any efforts they them
selves propose TO make but through the labors
of others. 1t may be that happiness and pros
perty come in this way; if So it will be good
news to most of the Northern people.
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New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

The late notice in our Literary columns Of The
"Early History OF Vermont" spoke Of its author as
Mr.. HUI We trust other than Vermont readers un-
derstood that author TO be the Hon. HILASD Hall,
ex- Governor of the Green Mountain State, and long
one of its foremost Representatives IN Congress.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Our Berlin correspondent gives us an extract
from q document which is of considerable inter
est III the history Of our War of Independence
and, in particular sheds light upon the we'll
known Bancroft Reed controversy.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

The particulars of railroad scheme, which
promises that we may at last go from New
y York to Boston direct" are given on the
third page
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Letters from London and Constantnople,
and some account of Now-York After Dark,
form features Of special interest this morning
on our second page.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

It Is cruel to blight budding hopes, especially
after a season of such chilling weather as the
Democratic party has heen enduring; but it
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

A Democratic Johnson Club" somewhere in
has petitioned Gov. Bowie for the
appointment of Major Contce as Adjutant- Gen
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
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NOTICE..

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outstanding bills, at its banking house, in the
Vermont National Bank of st. Adams, for one
year from the 25th day of May, 1868, agreeably
to the following act q. BARLOW,
Cashier
st. Albans VI, May Goth, 1868.
An act relating to the redemption of Bank notes.
1t j. hereby enacted, &c.
SEC /. After the expiration Of the charter OF
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Z. STANLEY FOX. ESQ.

OF Boston, Mass, will furnish Ms the coming year
with the fullest and most complete Reports of
the Cattle Markets at Cambridge, Brighton and
Medford. These weekly reports will be pre-
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fullest, most complete and useful Marke; Re-
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Claim Agency.


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All pensioned widows of soldiers or sailors are
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A L T. II e "A D Y.
TUE
NEW STEAM MILL !!
or
Bingham & Lincoln,

Nenr the Freight Depot, 81. Adams. VI.
I 5 now ready to grind corn meal fine coarse,
/ and all kinds of grain for feed. This Mill
was built by Holmes ~ blanchard. OF Bos-
ton, of the best French Burr, is complete in
ry respect, and is capable of grinding twenty
five bushels per hour. Being dependent ON
neither wind or floods for power, We can do oil
work Of this kind without hndrlnce to orr Gus
toners. We shah be prepared to furnish corn
in the kernel or ground, and at all times fresh
and IA cheap ~ clscwhorc. We are also ready
to receive orders for
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Sold by all Druuaists.
~ REAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTS
TRY

" TRY.
TIL" attention of the public is called to a grca,
discovery in Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
| he main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth H.
they do net mold in their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance of food getting
uoder the plate while eating. | have discover.
sd q method of so constructing the plate on
which the teeth arc SGT that they will not start
~ drop while c@tHg on speaking. neither will
any PARTICLES ii food gt under the plate nu
matter what the condition vi the mouth is,
which il uot tue OF any method hitherto used
have secured Letters Patent for the United
States, England and France.
The improvement is not in material. but ii.
the construction, whichs ccures tie atmospheric
pressure on the entrc plate.
have sod the exclusive IN said improvement
to DR.. l.. Gilman tn wit, the Counties of Frank.
lin, Washington, Chittenden, Lamuile and
Grand Isle. Those wishing t. avail themselves
of such Improvement, will call on
DIR. l.. GILMAN.
ST. AlBANS....... ............... NEEMUf 4.
n. L. FOLSOM.
November IL. 1861. l91-tf
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CROCKERY Z!
CROCKERY!

have just received large lot of first and
second quality of Stone and China Ware, com
prising two New and Elegant Patterns called
'.Gen. Grant" Patterns. Also large stock OF
Cutlery, Glass and Stone Ware, which l offer for
sale cheap. Please call and sec before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
At the old Farrar Block, one door north at
George II. Farrsrs.
L. q, SKINNER.
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Stadt Columbus.

Rod Elm % olfenbru d. = Sim 9ienffda
Nbenb ols iid unIer 8lat unter Der Yreife beanb,
uuroe uniere Staot idbon uieoer bur9 einen ,poi.
fenbruhortiaen Heqen beimgeiuft. Der biele Stra=
BEN I'M Ditlden Staottbeile unter Waiier lebte unb
bebeutenoen Sdaben anrihtete. Mm WarftplaBe
an Der uierten 9trabe, filte bas gBaIer nidt bios
I'M sfu Die Seller, ionoern brana ioear in Sdnier
uno Stores. 10. gum 8eilpiel in Gents Iuction
Store po ss pieIe sSaaren beibdbiate, Die iido in
Riiten befanoen. Su Srn. Sacob Htter's Seller
ser0rte oas gSaiier einen bebeutenoen 8orratb bon
g8bistp in Barrels, Die eben auf bas 2aser eeegt
uno been Spunol0der offen paren.L- Sn einem an
oeren &eGer tpuroe Elm Yorratb bon Butter i'm Wer=
tle BON $500 ourd Die i9mubige Slutb ruinirt. Sn
pielen StraBen purben Die Semers, Die fir Die mGd,=
tieen Sutben pie Su flein maren, beoeuteno belhd
bi8t. Ser Seper an Der &idhtraBe barit an ii,eb=
reren gldben. Ser i6pere geaen belt ettua cine
Stuno lang an. Oie bimmliihen 5AeuBen idei=
men es oieIen CONNER auf Columbus obaeeben 5rt
baben. gSir bebanfsn uns fir lOlbe vWaIierwerte" :"
Sic fdbtiihen Steuern. : Sn Der folsen-
ben 9iIte lit Die Steuerrate anseseben. Die fir oas
laufenoe Sabr in Den fo!senoen Stdotsn Obios fir
ftdotiId9e ,5tpede, (54uIen aussenommeD aufse=
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Qraft!i4e 9cute.

SnB uniere nglo=amerifaniiben Mitbiiroer prof=
tiid) lino miilen ibnen iebit ibre SSsinbe laIIen
0ieler praftidbe 5nn maht licl ielbit in 2ebens=
Derbdltnilfen aeitenO, no Elm ioher Dem SeutChen
niGDt nur unmoaltd 1On0ern aud aerQheiu Oerperf=
lid erlhelnen fOnnte elblt tuenn 0erlebe glaubt, 10
3iemll6 amerifanrt i'll iein.
gSas oenfen B. y. Dlele Seutlde oabDn oaB arme
SuDenten. unb Slpar Ole belten. auf elmer berhut-
ten 5nhiGule, oer Cornell llniDerlip in Maad)u=
Ietts. ibren llnter6Qt nit oanoarbeitei perDiener.
um Iidl nGDren uno tleioen unb 10 ben lnterrnt Der
Qnta!t benuBen su f6nnen, pelder, betlGufig geaa,
unent9eitlid, ertheilt miro.
Gtner bleer Stu0enten, tpefd]er in ntehreren IF.
fentliben 8ebGuoen Die bsdeioene Nrheit oes 3 nl=
merfehrens oerrlthte, erbelt in etner &as ben err
ten ougemelnen 4rels uno ben erten 8reis i'm Oeut=
ll1en.
Gin BennIDlpanier peroient monotlid1 S45 turt)
Siiderarbeiten. Gin ytep Serieper bat eine fletre
Sruderei eingeri1tet, Die ibm monatH6h $50 ab=
pirft. Gin anoerer Stuoent, elm Stem Oorfer, er=
ndbrt iiG nit Ybotoerop9ren. Cine arOBe Nnsahl
armer Stuoicenoer arbettet gegen Sasepbn auf Der
llnuerhtdtsfarm. Mnoere weoer aroeieu an 2anos
| ItraBen uno flopfen Stelne. (IHan luIe uns bier
einina!ten, Dab man gar oft 0eutIden Stuoenten,
pelhe nitt veinIdlooen" polen in Der alien Sei=
moth, nit bieler .ibredlihen" Nrbsit in Mmerifa
Drobt) Cine Qn3obl Der Qrbetsuti9en freut id)
0arauf, bel Grrhtung mebrerer Neu6auten Die pro=
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| SrOb Der groben Nrbeiten, lpel1e BON oelen iuf=
gen 2euten perrbtet merben Sdblen beIe in Der Sc
seno oDh su Der v8enteelen" 8elelliGaft Nibt nur
oaB man bort BON angloa oaamerifanid)er 5cite Die
Nae tlber oelelben n % riimpTt; man erfennt ID
re Streblamfeit in 9ebUbre nOer gSeile an uni
| fDmmt 0er1elben entsegen.
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Ghincicu unO Wcger.

lteber bic bca5fdtiste Smportaton bon d)ineIi
Dorfer Sournal:
gHr hoben unldneif ouf Die srSbsre &uIturfdbis
felt Der Wnnaolen i'm Geroieid nit Den Negern hin=
aerieien. Sic ghineien babeu id,on in pord)ritli=
den 3eiten 9robe 6ortidritte sur Civilization se=
mad)t, no aber bonn in ssolae ihrer rele6Ieu @r=
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nie etpas Mn0eres geDeen als elm YSiloer p0er Elm
gcape, peiL ct feline alnIaae sur SelbItenpiflune
Aeeer gemadt bat, Derounten lie oen 3utanoe Der
Scoperei, in Dem tie iih befanoen uno Der lie nit
ben SeiBen in Serihrung bradlte. Surd Die 5ca=
perei iino lie oil nlenldlidbe 8ebrdud3e, an Gegel=
mGbiefet beim Mrbeten un0 GenieBen gew0bnt NOR
ben. 9urd Nadobmuns baben Iie einen @eihmad
fir &leioung eelponneu, Dem en5iger cuIilirten
Gsidmad Der bel ibnen iid} feitaeebr bat uno ourb
Die YemIbuneen d)riitlider 2chrer lit enbliD elm
SdSmmer BON Der hricben Geii9lon lber lle ge+
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: BON Den yteaern bin9esen lit nod ME ene GRIM
oung ausgegansen.
Sic @inuanherune bon G6neien = sundGit nod
ben iiolihen Staaten - miro nid)t ourd polittld)e
&iidlidten ge5oten, Ionbern 0urdl Die unerbitthen
@eleBe Der NOtbwenbsfeit Dab Der Siiben be
Der itetgen Nbnobme Der Neger i'm Sale elmer itar=
fen gnwanberune bon GbineIen balo feline alte
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