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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
NETWORK AND BOSTON RAILROAD.

Another important railroad enterprise has
recently been set on foot and meeting with satisfactory
encouragement 1t is to be known as the NeW'fo ana
BOSTON Railroad but the object is to construct Wcs
tIc The Harlem river near It's mouth, through West,
chester County about midway between the Harlem anu
Hudson River Railroads, to Croton Lake thence TGGS
among the mountains above 10 Lake Mahopac GARNER
mi Rrewsters, IN Putnam County. AT or near TN, she
last named place IL will connect Win , the d DoS
eon, Datv route between New-York and Boston, as
well as other important otes IN ~ cnm
between this city and the fertile valleys OF
Weste6ester and Putnam Counties The capital STOCK %
Iho ,,nan c1n,nose the Board OF OTectors John y
Hoyt and NJ H. Chambers of Eew;YoTE City DE Tn ~ -
Hammond OF Spring Valley Rockana t9un5, SonntV
tba Hon saxton smith OF Putnam County; A. X. II;
10y A. McKlnny. L. A Bigelow ana zen auf asn "a
Massachusetts. Other gentlemen VI "o"i'n anu i
80 In,erested In the enterprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
CHANGES OF CATHOLIC PRIESTS.

Archbishop McClOskey has made the follow
ing changes of Priests in this diocese The Rev Charles
McCready assistant the Church of st. John the Evan
gelst East Fiftiehst transferred to 81 Andrews THE
ceeds the Rev. Father McCready; the Rev. fran
els Martin OF the Church OF the Holy lnno-
cents East Thirty-seventh-st, goes to PoTt JerVs;
the Rev. James Fitzsmmons OF 81. Brdgets on
Avenue b. TO the Holy InnOcents the Rev. Ih0s Early
OF St. JOsephs in Sixhaye, has been sent TO 81 Bird
gets to assist the Rev. Mr. Mooney the Rev. Dr. Par,
sons leaves st. Josephs for Rondout to be succeeded
by the Rev T. McClancy the Rev. Drumgooe will be
assistant pastor St. Marys, Grandst the Rev Mr.
Henry will Ocate at St. Stephenss East twenty ninth
st the Rev. Michael Walsh at ST. Gabries, East Thirty
seventhst, and the Rev. ]. Dunphy at b. Josephe'
SlxthaYe. No ehanges have been made OF pastors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
THE GERMAN CENTRAL SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

THE bEhmAN NINAt'S III. e +bo
The delegates of the German CLUBS Oh 1ne
Ninth. Tenth sixteenth. Seventeenth Iwenle'u anu
Twenty second Wards organized 70 eneo' =, en-
publIo schools and to the introdueon o VI.
language as regular pranch of instruction met
=. poon No "a Cooper Institute, last night MT IT. "
curing meeting to O :SSsrS Th %sr Ss read
lists Of the delegates OF the asrt DR. A. " Hofer
Secretary c and MOeG S TsTtS and
Independent German clubs Of tne Io The door COM
Was then appointed e sSos Ss0s wards in Which
ton OF German clubs IN tnos sY The committee
consists oSS Of D GsCGEs "a SS0 NJ
berg EqT9g j. Rr0 0PStIap Committee Of three
S1rs S consisting DR. GeF0se an and anbn
and Dr. HeEsbSrg, to dgatt "NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
c1rsroM.HnusE SEIZURES.

The American schooner Carrie, Capt. DAVIS
arrived at this port on the 29h ut from Brazos Texas
laden with several hundred bales OF wool and hides con-
signed to Messrs woOdhouse Co, Pearlst few days
thereafter Information was lodged with the custom
House AUTHORITIES that OF the cargo were at
tempting to evade the Revenue laws and accordingly
Clark directed officer Miller 10 seize the
cargo IL suspected that the wool aud skns came from
Mexico via Matamoros, and we're put on board the
schooner az Brazos from lighters without paying the
proper duties Further action has been suspended Tor
information from Texas the facts In the case Two
House detectives seized 1900 cigars, and two
bales OF leaf tobacco IN BroOmest yesterday which we're
smugged into port by some Spaniards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

DLyIs's PATENT ADJUSTABLE SPIRIT LEVEL
PLUMB AND INCLNoMETER.-This is very ingenious
and simple instrument adapted TO all the uses OF tho
old styles of Spirit Levels and made TO serve the pnr
poss OF an IncnOmeter OF perfect accuracy by simply
changing the position OF the bubbecase In the center
which may be set by the index to any required DO
gree of inclination This instrument is so compact con
yenent and with all so ndestructible (belng made Oh
ron) that 1t likely TO become very popular with
all who like good tools IL is manufactured ana TOT SAFE
by J. W. sroRRs & Co., No. $50 Broadway, New York.
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RK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JULY TO- ssa-oUADRUPLE SHEET

will be resumed today The alleged frauds deve
oped by DIT. b. @. Jayne, special agent Of the
Treasury Department who has been yers r. active r.
tom louise officers Evidence has been elected showing
that moneys a considerable amount have been obtain
ed on payrOs purpOrtng to have been signed by men
who swear on the examination pending, that they ne
Their performed services signed the paytros men,
toned Nor have they ever received the money eredeo
TO the rolls sworn to by the weghers Warrants
have likewise been taken out against Henry A Smaley
and Edgar NJ. Carr, also u. g. veighers, on similar
charges but the Marshal has been unable to nnd the IN
dviduas The former reported to have taken bis de-
parure for EurOpe and the Inter 20 parts unknOWh
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rA0 pnlice Station at Castlo Garden

robbed on Thursday night :. NJ
''I Callahan Mccarthy died in his store, at NO.
t5 Mulberry-st, last evening ,ost
Thieves operated in New Cham,Ders,sT Lumber abeS
oeninS and carried Off small Dox containing nNN-
of gold and silver watches. A.. cornonia
a, an early hour this morning the Germ MAJ da
81 az Society OF Poughkeepsie arrived N TINS 0' W.
tsesr way TO the festival Ut baltimore ~. ,1s
fire in the cigar store OF r. Rincu 49, the stock
DNn "a 10 confectionery store ADJOINING burned
a 800 ~. boo and shoe store, No. lh EghthS1' "A
out last night. It'd ~ cleve-
Tbomas Mulhall twice convicted az pIs sS,n.
- aiding and abetng tho murder OF S nn tho 10Th
au Yesterday, sentenced TO DO hAhgca accessory
Of h ih pot TO rob Mr. snnor sentenced 10
ImpElaQppea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
CONTRIBUTIONS TO HALLEcK MONUMENT
The following are the names of the contrlbu-
tors 10 the Halleck monument:


tors to the Haneck monument:
d. Appleton Co., Hamilton Fish,
Charles W. Sanford, John Nj. Carnochan'
William b. Aston, Cnares 4. DaJs
T. Carson BrevoOrt, John Nj. BiDy
Samuel II. Ruggles, A D. DuIauu
II W G Moore Horace Greeley,
~ W BALDWIN Frank Moore
William T. BIodgett, James lawson
Robert bonner Samuel Ward,
\. B. ChtendeB, James IonhOAy
Rev. c. w. Everest, Cyrus W. tleIl,
paniamin II Field. CiOuYerneuf hemOle,
Christian ROseus samuel j. llluen'
William L. Andrews, George Folsom,
James T. Brady, charles " Eul0t,
James Gordon Bennett, Charles ~ Lanuon,
George w. Cas-, James r, Do Ieystst'
Henry Clews David Stewart,
George W. Childs, William IL macy
Frederick DE Peyster, william -; Ogueh'
rbarIes A Peabody &. f. 5Outhmayd
NJ NJ Vermilye Mrs. A. G.. L. BOtta,
TburIow Weed Mrs. f.. II. Colt,
I y Williams Mrs. C. A Davis,
Henry II Elliot Mrs. N. S. HOlbrook,
Robert q. L. DE Peyster, Mrs. I; A. Kemble,
George Grswold, 8. l.. M. Barlow,
Jobn Caswell Lloyd Aspinwall.
William q Fargo Henry Hall Ward,
A n Mosher Isaac N. Phelps,
james II. Hackett J0hn ID Jones,
Henry W. LOngfellow. Edwin f0rrtest,
Charies aumner g. +. Il. Winthrop,
James Grant Wilson, BENJAMIN X. Morse,
William Cullen Bryant, Cortlandt ~ r FIELD
Charles OCOnOr oaM"oi ~ O"NO"'A'
Tho subscriptions varied from IS TO t5O Ine CauOrha
subscribers were:
selim F. Woodwork. A. Roman 4 Co,
Fngene Casserly Robert c. Rogers,
Henry W Halleck Frank SOule,
Il Biilings DelOs Lake,
A q Peachy II. IL Byrne,
John Parrot, n Is Williams
Robert Allen Wnans BelKnap,
III. III. Bancroft q Co, j. A DOhhHue'
Their united contributions amounted TO $780, and were
forwarded by Gen. H. W. Halleck and Horace II. Moore
OF san Francisco The New.York subscriptions were
chiefly collected by Horace Greeley and Benjamin II.
Field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

A TEST CAsE.-M. Fentenhame, subject OF
France but resident of Charleston, g. G., during the
Rebellion until he was expelled by the Rebels sent all
his sIaves-nearly 80, including men, women ano
chdren-to Gen. OLA Gilmore with the request that tho
men be enlisted the army and the women and children
be made cooks servants, &c. This was DONE ana eim
ia now made for the compensation In this case us
was paid by the Government to Maryland slave owners
Caleb Cushing and j. T. Drew, Mr. Fentenhames counsel
at Washington are pressing the clam as test case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

. meeting. A debatd
the Central Committee at their neI with regard to re-
then arose on practical propositions 0r AreDds, Dr.
i9lm quesuons IN which Dr. Ger0ks, tterbnrg par
n1ier Dr' landsberE, Dr. Muir, and Mn appointed
uclpated IL was resolved that COmmitteeL y Messrs
eohsung delegate OF each Ward representa- otter
~ ferIs, W. GelImann. DIR. H. Geroke, Marer. the
BURG TT KHAN, John Kropacz and the officers He'
Centra COMMITTEES to prepare propositions 20 be laid
Tore the central Committee al the next meeting eOA
semble in two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
ALLEGED EXTENSIVE FRAUDS IN THE CUSTOM
HOUSE,

We have received the following bill OF par
,culars in relation to alleged extensive frauds IN tho
custom House under the late administration alluded to
n another column;
Mr. Doolitte and Mr. VanWinkle, sons OF men well
known the nation and Custom House %sEGeTs unGG
!nnd Inv ~ s. Commissioner Shields charged with pre-
senng false aeeqGqs and g1uGeat g9h adn RU pT9
SresS before GomssoBer Wbe the paSE few days. and
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
10 a-cottnn market On

sAyAssAz Ga JAY sCottoa market S1 nothing os.rssi
Great bales Of Upnds us bales Of Sea lsands
csts,s 4 bales U2an 2I bales Of Sea Islands Stock 20
bales Of tpands, 81 bales Of Ses Islands ,,,r
MOBILE Ala July 9-CottOn dull nominay Ole for 10" ada1sl
Rscsp "a bales; sales bales Sales Of the week $50 bales;
Of tbs week a Exports to Great Britain SO bassi
sosstyiSe 100 bales; stock, 4.74i bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

The Trustees of GiIard College having de-
cided to supply that institution with EARTH CLOSETS
the City Councils Of Philadelphia have appropriated for
the purpose 800 from the Of the Grard estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

AT half past one yesterday afternoon, dur lil
ar, nrevaence Of heavy shower two co9Ylets AZ gu
@ prIson made their escape. Up 10 last sn' 'he' Ia
moi been recaptured
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Su.tial grtitts.

p.,erta-MUHN Co, No 81 ParaIerl ~ H. Nt' "
a. IN einwRRICAN and BUROPEAN PATENTS
T.satr.Gve years sIpeisnes
psrnhlst Of Law and Information rec ------
1.Eeto Nets WHITE BAR 90 ss2 os. t,,, o s..poS,
P't.ut Portable Umbrella Canopy heu Of ever
poIno o nsss a l. J. B. kelly Co. No ~ BIoAasAI
IVIdoU screens MsE0nn Patent Wire serss1s' Ss.si
es 70 Isep out MusLOes and Fhee can S fas eonpsta
"dhs o. "o0'"~ "a ~ b KRLfY Co, No "a bsoeosg.
Son.salIed PiainIia sa Court hgl dqdssosf s sSi.
80 ma A.. Sos sEsd At Nos fS ADD o 10
spit.bs suits are suited to sUtoEs and 50" sssAs' "
suit a. .-Iat lie
-TIs Washer.-TAe public eords ias'su 'a Of bs
nsnnt No Is RaTclaysl, and witness the SosaSi'ai 'I
Home Washer ,,c,,I az a SINKS u sHY
-No,ica We are noA prepared 10 furnsh BONE ~
dsily supply extensive
qaAnuiI. ''''''' GoSls aaS UFAcTURAd SS" sS y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

Nf.sisquoi Spring Water.The only Known remedy fes
Of kdusyL This the original SpriHf
W nom which has wrought many wonderful cures and
d,,,d ouT 70 the limitations that are no.
pamed the public being equal 70 he virtues o'
he MisIquoL Sold By all drssg Depot No. CsusGs fAss
EeW.loTL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
POLITICAL.

A Richmond dispatch of yesterday says, that
returns from 81 Counties OF Virginia give Walker 1900
majority
The Richmond Dispatch reports the Virginia
Legislature as follows:
SenateConservative 49, Radicals H. House Of Dele.
gates Conservatives, 81; Radicals, Al; doubtful. TO-
The Boston Herald dominates the Hon.
Charles Francis Adams the Democratic candidate for
Governor and says John Quincy had better stand one
side, and give the old man a chance"
The lager-beer dealers of Boston have formed
permanent organization, for vigorous political action.
to repeal the Liquor Law and the Germans throughout
Massachusetts, invited to form local societies for the
same object.
1t seems to be the general impression that
the Hon. Joseph f. sega who has been elected Congress-
large for Virginia, will not be admitted to-his
seat for the that there law making provision
for such election.
A Jackson, Mississippi, dispatch of the 9th,
says:
The organ of the National Republican Party made
It's appearance today II hosta the name OF Judge Dent
national IN all ts aims, yielding hearty and unqualified
support 10 the administration OF President Grant, and
urging strict adherence 10 the Reconstruction acts. 1t
Will endeayor 10 bring about such wiae and reasonable
place them in fun accord with Congress and the nation
and it will advocate Universal Suffrage and Universal
a JGdS Dents T' nomination ao the Grant platform
meets with warm appreciation and general applause.
A Washington correspondent of a Baltimore
paper says:
Major wofford Of Mississippi now here. has received
telegram from Jackson, in that state, saying 1.-THE Ma
tlonal Union Republican party, backed by the popular
sentiment OF the State, will support Judge Lewis Dent
for Governor. His election Is o certainty VIII he
acceptW
This dispatch Is signed by the judges Of the Court Of
Errors and Appeals the Secretary OF War; the Judge OF
the Criminal Court at Ycksburg, the United States Dis
trct-AtOTney, Il. c. Murphy, and other prominent cti
zens. Major WOford was to-day authorized by Judge
Dent TO say he would accept the nomination. The Con-
vention meets the 18th Of July.
The more considerate and better portion Of
the temperance OF Maine, says The Bangor Wing,
evidently do favor the independent action Many OF
those who have been claimed its supporters deny the
position while even, believe, the larger portion OF
those who were hOnored in the Portland Convention by
official places have declined to act with them. or will do
So Mr. Chas T. Parker Of Wilton, who was placed upon
the state Temperance Committee writes letter TO The
Letison journal withdrawing therefrOm Other lead
ing men in different parts OF the State who were placed
upon Committee by the Temperance Convention de-
| cline to serve
LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERS.
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LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERS.

The Union Republican Association Of the
Eighth Assembly District, of which Mr. John j. o'Brien
is President held their regular monthly meeting last eve
ming at Runks Hotel, Grandst the President in the
chair and Mr.. Samuel Cool acting as Secretary. Com
mttees appointed the last regular meeting 10 confer
with the Irish and German Republican organizations OF
the District upon the subject OF consolidation reported
that both bodies had expressed In favor
OF the union OF the three organizations and the arrange
ment will perfected at the next regular meeting The
German Association has at present $50 members aud the
Irish Republican Association 2l6 members
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see nriddletOwn Mineral springs" on Eighth Page.
MARRIED.

The Earth Closet Company Hartford Cosn SHes""n tNsA
wspLE Col No. 5S7 Broadway, heWrork
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THE SITE or TRADE.
I,TvSr RuRopRAs MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
UIyRK JuV 9-Byening closed quiet and steady
FEISKToRT July 9-Unsd States Five Tsenes closed At So es
De ssueO of 1864
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The nassnpa of that act Z


Here las in the case of Starch, before cited the
American producers of Cotton fabrics were not only
enabled to sell their products cheaper in the larger
and surer market secured TO them by Protection:
they actually did il: doubtless TO their own profit.
Now look at the same truth from the other side:
Mr. Edward G. Delavan, in letter TO The Northern
Light Of Dec 1872 quoted the circular and price-list
of British hardware house in this City, intent on
tanning it's customers in this country In spite Of the
enhanced duties their goods levied by the Tariff of
that year This circular and pricest addressed
iOct 2l TO Messrs Erastus Corning d. Co., Albany,
Samong Others,l and gave in parallel columns the
prices they charged respectively before and after
Protective Tariff was passed-the reductions being
nicely graduated to meet the increased dutes-an in
voice Of twenty articles which cost f143 16s under
our old Revenue Tariff being put at Rl31 los. under
our new Protective Tariff making the cost here, after
paying the enhanced duty little less than it was
uue The old tariff Here there was no more pretense
Va pn'Anlhtopy than in the case of the Lowell men
gust ced The Lowell manufacturers sold their goods
4o"er under the Protective Tariff because they o0st
'e iess IMAM when their market was restricted Ian
suiu' uOuOuul caprisous; the British hardware men
0Ciu .ner goods cheaper, because they must other
WISE lose their American customers, and they pre-
Ierrou market with small profits to no market and
no pfont at all Each, presume, sold for the most
tney could geti but our consumers were supplied
WIN Doth Hardware and Cotton Fabrics at lower
Prices because Of Protection.
Lei me not even seem to maintain that Protection
ways and everywhere produces an immediate reduc-
s'ou ol prces' Doubtless. we are now paying more
-. some articles-such as Iron and stee-than we
sS"-S pay II they were imported free of duty But
,roao.,.. iacts sustain and justify these general
ioo Circumstance that an article is largely i'm
lIsNiziM -, ...,,a %. 1872
Rg~ t Pss Trade organ this sOuHtJ or may lo''
a.. ''3 81 PISlsessB Ubsttsiaable b. TaYiH" SAYS
ss sss ess estssys, established until the Of Iss az
e ~ 80 esso By she TaH q sl6 Ihh Iasd tbs ma
Viii ne s1eouragsnsnf that ua desired Bat
Fdas "a. sls hnsusdi IAt JFg' ~
e - ~ PFe1aotng their 0oOds ~ Improved - IN
hep al 1e fsouitise 70 reduction ~ 10y pTcess ~ too az
1srfG ssG e fy ooad Of A1Frtean sOoe " nart
9 knsran nasuseuIsTs, pbo soso ~ ~ ss
M 49, ef bfoateOhs found their pros onashte
d ~ natural chsnHss To this VS. aoaeo ~ noIe
sfo5h ~ ihe osgn mshnfastUFers shsOuhg ts y ~.
tsbt uasf scsis 70 established mAILes
tss Of profits and ne great aao1og ~ S'g q ~ ~
R4t al ~ Haebirey AZ buut tress 81 IN sSf est1g
obsas1 skayh4ant suEPlv N tt M, ao "a "a. ffssn
VAC q 40 SASA sd erofs mad gT We "'"V' ~ '@' ""
- Naa,fA SssVk essis IssGs
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RAsSBY-on WEDNESDAY the 7h lest By The Rev.
H. ar, Beeeber At rs1deass Of the bride Me- l2 keTsa
RrooEp Jasper X Herbert, ESQ Of EeWiork, to Mia Mar!
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rAy coMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE.

The following is statement Oh the relati'e
vaue OF the Real and Personal Estate In the CITY ana
Cunt, % NewYork as assessed for tho years lGS and
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DIED..

al Notice. of Marriages must be indOr'sd nth ha
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l1s6lQq.71a l7TO.959. s21
vscApE OF PRISONERS FROM SING SING

Total valuation in County ...'%A'lOO''T
Decrease,
, 1869-12-15

A CA r. y.

llr. Fasseta lakes this methe1 q
making knoWn 10 bis friends and
patrons, thar In consequence ol:hts
intended rcmupai to his new irt
Gallery, now approaching eompfo-
ton, on The corner of Wabash az.
and Tan Buren,. st his entire cata-
iosue Of FOREIGN and Home Views,
embracing Soae 440 different His
toriCal and Artistic Subjects, also
5C0 or more specimen portraits.,
plain. retouched In India lux. aud
painted in wster coiors, With 4 list
Of negatives reaching nearly thirty
thou>2nd-.~tke whole accumulation
Of fourteen YEARS business Ia Cht-
eaS0---wl!l be for sale from this day.
Parties wishing to secure REAL
Ii FINE PHOTOGRAPHS, selected
by NTr. FasSett himself during his
travels, or 10 make choice from bis
large colIcctinn Of FoF rats OF
themselves or friends. to order du-
rlicatcs from old negatives or to
eBsure tho preservation Of such
negatives, so liable to be broken by
removal. would do well to call ear
If and make their selections, IS this
sale oilers rare occasion 10 Sc
cure valuable works OF art at Rx-
TREnELY LON PRICES, which,
In FicW Of the approaching holf-
days, Is worthy Of note.
Persons havin$ ordered copies
from old dag4erreotspes, ambro-
types, &C.. and failed for months or
years to claim Them, are requested
TO do so at once, as aIr. fassett
cannot be responsible for their safe
keeping after January l, 1870.
, 1869-12-15

SHw Yorx, Dec. IL
Asant,agp iCubs} despatch to tho Herald y,a,ea
that us1tlen ateaIper was keIzed On The coast
and taIen to that place, under suspicion a, nav.
Ing landed arms for tbs CabsnA The ssmn
aesl Axh say1 seven hundred men Of tbn yatrn.-
eeaa Battalion hAye arrived she1o. FIGHTING at
Mogote stil1 continues, and some OF the a,nn,sn
nou1ded are rpcntr9 In. The cnnle,. :. ~.
creasiug.
uAr71EN SEws-ARk1yA1 or Tux AMERICAN MIN.
IerEx,
NEW YORK npf IL
, 1869-12-15

Ias following comnntsees rese appointed:
0n sAfde"ts Andrrs-Wet., Ho!eomb Esre,
On 7rra.astr'4 Asrort-Eilllsrd, Eelson, aad
Fa+tcbef.
q Q. ,!,', ty.a! r.o'sto.'-uo4oone, a. Bs5en. Jr.
o. tsa.ts. de-, Exhibited Brown, Kinney. ant
O. Dser7s<a aemsrs-A Dr,aEt ST., aAu,as.
and Eule
CONSIDERATION Of the sppIe itst WAS resumed
ne sors ot Vine WAS aided to tue i.st 'or ths
With tho name faul, Of scabbIneka which was
a!leged - a!rst the Carolina Red June Dr. Hui,
Hshe Hofsec1sfurns, of ine.t soe1e!J. stated snai
Nan wa re cause 81 The ae.b, and thai We
e oo,d eertaibfJ be s=cccs.!1i IN cong the deIecs
e ef 1SsS ss ~ s1 M ss e.
iouod out the reA ca:se Of the scab. although
he eonld not OFFER 43y coroboratlse
fscts i5ep rsr.Gr a observation: The sucking oi
Usy Be The proper source f.om which thls scab-
or nIt es' e9f1ES. The re !efe!rcd % hatch vsfy
70 Do me rosf. Toe tact III The lAdy b,fds aIa
dtstro,e Cd b. the Folder beetle, IN localities waefe
Hoa & Dr. Hpls ,heosy. Nj. oIcons, Of sa:Ia
lafs. s'ated that a! hou1n hc would be glad to
accept pr. Hu1lx tneo1J, 4. kuew ihA':fn Union
l.ey e:tee, ana teabor sp1les could III oe soaaa.
the correctness Ct ths Dc. or9 theorJ.
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