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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
Country Zen. 6statt for SaIt.

tnEAP LOTS, very convenient To New IOTk,
loestens 81 FROM s2y0 upsard Es.y send for paa'
t.k p.illenlarA r. kELLOO5 kIeeat9f No ~ Ns9Af.t
fNh SALE-At New Britain, Conn, large
an LILA u rooms 9Th ser-s ~ snd $40 choice fruit
Rl siatlog sisbss sspid conditions overlooking the
'afeaiea io Haufgd nd hruhayea. aud Hartford fOs
bt, FAlk Railroad bia9-s VIRGIL COkAlSh Zeal E4iase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

VALUABLE PROPERTY in Twenty second
Ward suitable Tor Brewer ManufseoryA. j. bLEickt
sos Co. will eel auction On TUESDAY MAY T. At u "coA a.
BE Exchange SaesTOOm:
PITY lots and brcz budHg :oI
ouied Warehouse, shutters nHd aTrpOoi 10 81
sidity: easily altered 20 tenement house
FIFTY sl-mmeis 10 a. te shove tsot'orr and
45r1G containing two mliu Inns ID tag i
horse power hrA chimney @ ice. hh
small brick buildings adjoining fof brewery OF su aha
eturu business recurring great the above property
usus wel sispei Possession sixty per mort
0sge Mapsa at Cedarst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

Sale 10 mence May o'clock and to continue forenoon
and afternoon unless the properties offered are oHer sold
Sale TO be mptor and all properties offered will be sold to the
highest and best bidder
The property will consist part Of zoo lots I9 feet each
10 2Ofoo sey situated DTeave Boulevard 10 the great
sout Park SAID boulevard vide and will be Immediately
pprovsi Also block Of said boueand also 80
lots fronting east on Park its northern boanda'
also 100 choice KsokaKVe boulevard the Souh Side
Park and on The immediately Of KsnEatee also 2 choice
M between the two boueads Charles Evans aud other
also 100 lots OIL ynehne Road ts and the South Side
PARK also several choice and cheap lots IN the south western
norton Of the city choice and 10 acre tracts near The FRY
f boulevard line Of the great Caumeni and Cleago
River Ship Canal choice lots Harrison and Tye' in the
west Division Of the city centrally located; so several other choice
we. and North Side and business lots and large list Of
r prerev more FULLY described 10 pamphlet which viii also con
tain psts OF ,be same be had at our once on May TO- Al OF
the above property among choicest and beat Of any properly
ever offered 81 private public in this c and In vie" Of our
great Parks the th Psehe Railroad and the rapid grown
not only Of our y Of the whole great West tributary thereto to-
er with the present aud prospective great decrease IN the precious
metals IN this country throughout TIE world ~ feel justified say
lax that nov h the golden opportunity to invest monsI IN chicago lie"
E,. spl this sale and place The tile to all Tie above
described property guaranteed be good and abstracts OF title viii be
flrDsled each purchaser
TRIMS on sALEO ger day u sale 70 per cent 10 % days
sp 20 per cent IN dsy balance thereafter In and 'es' n"
3 no, cen, mar ,Bnap CLARKE, LAYTON Co..
No 1873 Wasbag ion.st, Chicago, Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
GtaI 6statt 10 Grtbang,.

rVO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long FARMS Of acres. q
ln S4ool; Of 6J s65oi one Of o 4rTes 4
OF IS S5.tDs uut 81 10
5000 Also FOR EXCHANGE several FARMS NeJer-
se7 New of Connecticut H. A. rutland Co.. No. BesE
manst, Eew-iorK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
Country Qroprrip 90 SIT.

FINE country MANSION, furnished, to
~ LET Of situated IA hours from y y The salt
52rt8 Substantially hut 81 brick. containing 10
large rooms grounds comprise about beautifully improved
bf 6ne hedye. house cold grspsr quantity
nt harm coach house &c This properly suitable Tor private
residence ho hoard ghoass or Seminary Ih" privilege Of a
Mons will be given great number Of couui houses 10 Lt
s he season by year A. b. MELLlCk, BBo No 70
Piue-st.
A BEATTIFUL RESIDENCE ON the Raritan
River ,chur;he schools Gc u hours from New
Yrk on Central RIodb New Jersey mile from depot With large
lawn Of plenty ~ sadc greuoue
bouss and carnage hoa'e hue drives and charming suef
remarkable for healthians viii be- LIT furnished lue summer or
The rear With privilege Of buying choice location. Photograph Of
A'"'' ' - A. b. HOPE. No. lOJ Lberiyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
Nt6- 9,rsr StaI estate for Salt.

TT IJ,EWELLYN PARK, Orange, New-Jer-
-, Coaly from the C hrstelsss fLACk
VIZ p, - O Apply T. MERRICK Co.. No 40 Wliam-st
Ny or 70 Owner L. s. HASAhLL Lo'ap budi'E Vfanss
- 1ersoV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
PATERSON, n. j.

w VAN BUREN, No. p Ceesrst
Room No. 3, New York
PATERSON AND VICINITY 4 SPECIALLY
ss wishing visit Paterson viii do H % consult TIE above VINO
eoi with dsire 20 nfpe property with We"
I'D LOTS 10 be given away, 5Ox2O0 feet IN
- eiy l1s depot hour from Me- YORK;
Eaaei paved wSts ga Alo 80 ACRES pA fronting 90
n bssuiuhy located viii SOLD plots purchasers at
.tAAtfgaiBL AdarsE JOHN u. EDGAR. Railway. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
RUTHERFURD PARK.

The Crs. station uiue Nils broad double aet palace
eemmEtaiou eeu'& hnptuHr DJ III
Plots fsr SALE Ga Ruthered igt@ Apply GEO WOOD
Afriif No Brsadr N~w-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
Yely @Izntro.
IN NM AGENTS WANTED-On Commi

IU,UVJO o Sasry, TO 1l THE AMERICAN ltAh
BOOK for 10 aou which everybody "ahu
hundreds aud sells nnpsrAv lrd upd s'sa
among hose seldom look Book NsAv e'
family bus H. and will be found shout great nsee'. ~'Ht
all classes a. the daily weekly uesspApef. g., r.,
,-ps.- -, 81, .or % ID CASE & Co. Pub.sben
Hartford Conn. No. l6 Nasust. Nan York CseiHHAH "' -
Chicago Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

BEAUTIFUL PLACE, eight acres, one hour
- By rail fn House Garden cheap JACQUES No 2o9 Broadway
RUILDING SITES at UnontOwn n. j.
~ Lots s. By $50 10 to 500 eaoh payments only
Rarosd For Maps
crcua aud tickets visit the property, Sppy
THOMAS BARCLAY, No NasSau-st, Room No. 4
nurga SIs-ra 4 Co lu1 1iur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
' THE MINERAL VALE IRON WORKS.

Mineral Vale Bucks Couuty Penna, Regiesvie p o.
The property about $40 81 valuable farming snd
with extensive farm Improvements together with two blast Furnaces
practically having just been thoroughly repaired at an expense oil
nearly $4,000 Said Furnaces respectively 10 feet high "a Eel
osb and 50 feet high and IS have been nearly rebuilt
from foundation bot blast OF The latest snd most I'm
proved style boilers boerhouses and chimney ooHh
horizontal engines arranged together separately
Capacity furnaces together equals 800 week
One furnace blast Dee % last the other just ready TO
20 blast
Also Works Residence built by former proprietor for ' own ocu
psny thoroughly hrs 50 Tenement Houses unusually good con
Veuienty located on the property. -, o.,
Also Fouudsry Shop built concrete with Warren roof 6 by 90
suitable to make and handle
large easiinrs Machine Shop 80 by feet also coUeree with
propelled uniug stream OF water 81 et
head and fall giving at is lowest 100 horse power.
Foundry connected with The Delaware
railroad communication
With NeF-York and Philadelphia.
Valuable Iron Mines the property
Improvements frscsSs and Ia excellent condition
For further particulars, pnce and terms, apply to
~ ~ n, Pr k.nla Nav nrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
Suttiuu Salts Of 8tal 6sili,.

j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
IA MONTCLAIR. n J.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA PLOTS
AT AUCTION
A. J. BLEECKER, son L Co.
will SELL a auction
WEDNESDAY NAV 5, lG69.
Al III o'clock.
on THE PREMISES ia plots Of GROUND A. Moutoaf J.
Telegraph road add the Paterson aud Bloomfield d
and utersected by avenue. 20 and 81 feet DO WIi.h
This hssuif rolling surfc; lies from 80 u so feet
le from depot half mile from hc line 81 tie
projected Moutcar aiSy thirteen miles from tie Cv
Hall EeS-Yosk twenty minutes ride from The Cts 81 Nt~a =
lovely country extending from the Orange Nous.
tu To he P.sa1 believed the hesle.t sud
most attractive vicinity The formerly kaoSn
the Dodd Property TLs sale peeptoU, b. order Of Mesr
HENING & PEARCE.
unquestoua SIXTY cent Of the purchae money
can remain or bOud and mortgage three years
viii be provided aud a. The dp0t al Mont
the lunch will be ei
previous Free tickets vii be furnished 20 respectable pss
tho AuoneefB No u CedATst, 10 g. W TUB
No IL BrosdWay, NeN-lOrk
B-Trsus from foot Of Barclay ST. and CbIoPhsst T.,
at Noe Ock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

the immediate suburbs City OF Baltimore Md but miles
Washington and IN the vicinity Of the best residences
lying the grade sud immediately available for hess 6qnfs
Lots foot front This plot
nv for iuvestors Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN,
05lm No 2 Piue-st, n Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
LEI Us HAVE PEACE

The frequent violations Of law, and
outragss that thrill with horror b whole
community, cell fer some decisive step,
By the people OF Shelby county, and OF
every county in West Tennessee, looking
TO their prevention in future. A public
meeting should be held after the manner
OF that last Saturday, at Bolivar, and ex-
preston given, not alone to the condem-
nstion OF the unlawful deeds, with which
our columns have for days been bur-
deued, but to that sense Of true loyalty to
our State and her laws, which we know
animstes every Tsnnssseesn. There is no
surer way OF re-establishing law than by
obedience to those, however unlawful,
measured by the Constitution)i that are
enforced by the men who serve the State
10y or without cur will. Untii the courts
of the country relieve US, we owe allegi-
snce to the laws, such as they are, upon
our statute books. Through them we
must find recourse and punishment for
such evil-dOers as have been paying the
penalty Of their crimes at the hands Of
their neighbors. We say this, not in fear
Of the threatened militia, Though that is
al evil to be syoided), but for the sake
of the general welfare, which is best sub
served by the peace and order growing
out Of a strict observance and enforce
f0rcment of the laws.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
FOREIGN.

LONDON, January IS -The Times, IN
lis report Of the treaty for the settlement
Of the Alabama Claims, says the Com
mission Is to consist OF four members,
Two u be appointed by England and two
BY the United States. The Commission
win hold its sessions in Washington, and
its first business will be 20 select IA UNI
Dira, and, failing IN q choice, eEch side
shall appoint one, and when they shall
be equally divided they shall select by
lot one OF the two umpifes to render 9
fa8l decision One Of the sJyarsigBs Of
Europe is 10 be selected by {he CJmmis-
sion To aIbltTate points Of International
law, including the question q The rsc1g-
milton OF the southern States G5 balllger-
ents by Grea5 Britain, and each Govern.
menE Is to formulate and auvOcate the
claims OF i s cit Zsns. No individual
claims will BE- heard, and All claims must
be presented il six months Of The first
day Of meeting, and al ILGem1itIe5
are to be paid within eighteen months
from the same day. Ole year Is allowed
for the ratification Of the treaty.
The Pail Mall Gazette hopes that the
E1glish Parliament will not T2tify the
Alabama treaty, If the question 81 the
recognition OF tie Southern CoB.,deracy
as beliigerentsi5 TO be re opened.
The E~tdepeadalt Beige Gays thar the
protocol adopted by the Conferences at
P-ris begins with a preamble stating
that the representatives of the Powers
who signed the treaty Of Paris have met
to define certain points OF international
isW more precisely.
The document proceeds to declare
that to encourage the lsurrectiODiss ia
privgteeriug and military expeditions
against the territories Of friendly States,
il ia violation Of International law.
When the protocol has been s.g-ed by
ali the powers participating in the Con-
ference, il will be offered 20 Greece for
its signature, and Greece signs If the
Porte will Withdraw MS G!tim8tum, and
II she refuses, the p.wers remain neutral
and allow events to axe their course.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
By Telegraph.
WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, January l9.-The Rich
mond Convention has been pc iponed
lutil March Il.
The Mississippi Radical delegation
waited on Gen. Grant to-day, icfrmjng
MIN that their object in visiting Wasb-
ingo0n was to cur the restoration Of
Mississippi 20 the Union under the Con-
stigU,.cu voted on last summer, Grant
replied that the Reconstruction Commit
tee had reported a bill favorable to theirs
and ssid that he hoped The political d.
fairs in the Southern States would be
settled as soon IS possible, or by the
commencement Of his administration.
A COMMITTEES OF the Baltimore Council
today presented a resolution CT tbst
body, asking Grant 10 except the hospi-
taliites OF that city. He replied that he
RouId ha engaged on Thursday and Fri
( day in Baltimore on business pertaining
10 the Peabody Educational Fund, but
/ would meet The Council on Saturday, II
possible.
This morning the committee OF the
Negroes National Convention, recently
In session in this city, called or Ger.
Grant by appointment. Langsi0ni tie
CSaI man, addressed the General, VINO
replied IS follows: / thank the CGnYen'
EtOH Oh hnlth YOU AiC NAD ANk-~-
lives FOR the cOC6ieGce they nave e&-
pressed, and 1 hope SINGER y that the
coiored people may receive every pTotec-
ton which the Law gives them, and they
shall have any eiiJrts 70 secure such pro-
tecii0r. They should prove by tuelT
acts their advancement, prosperity aud
obedience to the laws, worthy OF all the
privileges the c Iverumeat has bestowed
u11n them, anu by their future conduct
show themselves worthy OF ail they now
claim.
The Senators held q conference this
morning on the bill Relating to the
Francn-American cable, but came to no
cOncu ion.
The House Committee on Roads Rnd
Canals will tomorrow examine witness
es for the purpose OF s-scertaining whelh-
er the bridges over the OliO river are
constructed il accordance with the Law,
or are distinctions To navigation.
The Senate, in executive session to-
day, considered for = short time The
three treaties with Great Britain. They
were referred to the COMMITTEES on For
eign Relations, and ordered 20 be printed.
An objection was i~nteTpCsed 10 taking
fnal SETON at this time, a. some pOr-
tons Of them wers prepared from tele-
grams, snd it was deemed best TO wait
for copies by ocean steamers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
NEW VORR.

NEW YORK, January l9.-RepOrt says
thatthe Err q Railroad combination is try
ing to ger control Of the Central, Fort
Wayne, Pittsburg and Chicago railroads.
RumOrs are also current that the Erie
party are buying the controlling interest
of the Adams Express Company, and
that the present management CT the Ex-
press Company are bgyiBg TO retain The
control, and thatths company would not
issue any more stock, sud were buying
three millions 10 satisfy the American
Company, which is to surrender 10 tho
Adams Company the various lines sur
rendered ia forming the late c.maiIa-
lion.
The confessions OF Arnold and Afze-
rot, two If the parties 30 the conspiracy
which resulted in the assassination Of
Lincoln, are now published for the first
time. The confession was made vol
unfairly in Baltimore, on the lSth OF
April, 1865, in the Office CT Marshall Me-
Phee, by Arnold, and thai Of Aizsrot la
his cell at Washington, the night before
his execution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
III MEMORIAM.

" Ger the glad waters Of the dark-blue sea,
Our thoughts IS LOuuGlesS, and Our souls as
fSee."-RgrOH
subject of this notice was, and ia,
a dear friend. After many years OF mutual
friendship, I have had ample means of study
Ing the mobility OF one whom 10 know was to
love" CHARLES HENRY KING, twenty years
Old, in the bu1dlrg Of manhood, sailed from
New Orleans on the 1881 OF September, ls6S. on
the good vessel 'sir Robert Peel, )" for a voyage
to the West India Islands. Tina dread j sease,
tbs yellow fever, had fastened its d stroylng
taloas on his system, aud on the fourth day
after leaving port his spirit left its tenement OF
clay, ana is now free III that future state to
which we are all tending. Oh I, the anguish Of
his mother, When, after many long mouths, the
vessel returns, and she received a kind letter
nom lis owner, informing her that her son was
gone! h many f.isnds OF CHARLIE wiIGropa
tear at this sad II cord OF onewho had ever been
kind TO all. He was the oldest living son Of our
friend H. s.. King, well known and long in this
city. The kindness of his heart ID those who
knew him well was remarkable, and it is bat
Justice to say lie had no enemies For the
present, 'Good bye, dear CHARLIE" VIC viii
meet again soon. PENN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
THE CHAHBsR or co -MERCE PRO-
C~EEBEEGS.

THE CRAHBER or co -MERCE PRO.
CEEBEEGS.
Attention is directed to the prccsed.
ings, in another column, OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. L will be seen that a
COMMITTEES Of that body has been az
pointed to petition the County Commits
sioners to make ar appropriation for the
payment Of The expenses Of a certain
COMMITTEES to, from and at Washington,
for the purposes mentioned in an address
that may be read IN our local column,
and that forms part Of the proceedings
alluded 70. In the consideration OF the
petition that will lee presented to them,
the Commissioners must first be cure
they have the power under the law to
make the appropriation TO be asked for,
snd secondly whether, 81 this time, the
presence Of such 8 COMMITTEES as Is pro-
posed to be sent to Washington, could
avail anything in behalf Of Memphis
As to the frst, We have very serious
doubt: the second was solved on Mon
day, in the House OF representatives, by
the passage OF the following resolution
by 3 vote OF S. to g.:
Rcs0lue a. Th=t in ths present condition OF
ths National finances, no further subsidies
Ougnt 70 b. given 10y Congress. either IN bonds
or money 70 raliroaE Is or other corporations, or
10 promote local enterprises, but the whole re
sources Of the country ought 10 be applied TO
pressing necessities OF the public service in
such manner as viii relieve the people from
burdens Of taxation.
This, in our judgment, estaps the pro-
eeedings contemplated by the action OF
the meeting yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20

two Of these men went to Judge Gull
lomis aud shot Is negro, dangerously
wcurding him. The next night II Of
them, named William German, was
| found hanging to q tree, with 3 card
pinned to his back 90 follows w.
German, hung by the X. X, for q viel.-
ton of order in attempting to take the
life OF an innocent negro. Our object b =
ing TO protect the innocent and TO punish
the guilty, without regard to ace or
colcr.D
Not one Of the two hundred men were
disguised in any respect whatever, and,
strange to say, not one OF them was
known by any person who saw them,
and as they came and vent ia the nigh,
no one knows from whence they came
or whittier they goeth.
Judge GOodpaslure made them a little
speech, urging them to respect the laws.
They replied that was exactly what they
professed to do--that good men had
been abused and outraged in 0Yerton
until they had determined to see that
justice was done, and that all the guilty
should be punished and all the innocent
protected.
I got my information from Judge Gar
denheir, just from them. II you see
anything in tho papers different from
this it is false. Yours truly,
q. q. DIBRELLL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
THE RING AGAIN.


IS will be seen by reference TO a letter
from s Nashville correspondent, the
+" ring" that lslely tried 10 every posi-
be way to get prs ession OF the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad, are at last
in 3 fair way to accomplish their purpose
through the Board Of Directors Of that
corporation indeed, will do so, unless
prevented by The prompt Intervention OF
the stockholders, Of whom The city Of
Memphis is the principal one. The
Board OF Mayor and Aldermen must be
vigilant, the Finance Committee espe
cislly 50, in order That this "ringu NAV
again be thwsTted, and the officials who
side With them be taught, for the fourth
time, who it is the people and
press have triumphed over; who
they have defeated through the
prcmptitude Of their representatives in
the city Legislature. There is no time 10
be lOst. With q Zoe SO quick and IN
scrupulous, the battle must 3 warm
and fierce from the beginning. Every
means Of preventing 8 contamination Of
this, their lest effort, must be made use
Of. II they succeed, Memphis is At their
mercy for ten years perhaps ruined, in
E S~outberly direction, forever. The
Memphis and 0hio Railroad will be prsc-
ticsly useless ss a through route. ard
the Mississippi Central triumph in lis
downfall. We call upon the property
holders and those more Immediately
concerned ss holders of stock, TO look
into this thing, and If it prove as our
correspondent asserts, take immediate
steps 20 compel q resembling Of the vote
OF the Directors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20
WEATHER ARD RIVERS,

LOUISVILLE, January l9.-Depgrted-
MinDeOla, MelnOtta, Louisville and Cua
5 for Cincinnati PeytoHa and Jafges
for New Orleans.
Arrived-NicE LongwogLh, from New
Orleans.
The weather is clear aud pleasant.
The river 10 falling, with Is feet Of water
ia the canal.
CAIRO, January l9.-Up-R'cbmond,
Burns, SlradeT. Gray, Alton, Dick Full
ton and A. j. Il tker.
Down-Leonidss, II pm. last night,
Silver Moon, 4 am WcatmortIznd, 8
am, Mississippi, ForyLLe and Mary
Houston, 6 pm.
The river rose l6 inches. The weather
is clear aud pleasant.
st. LOUIS, January l9.-Arrivcd-
MOuntaineer, Lizzie Gill.
Dsparted-ThonPson Dean.
The weather Is clear sHd mild. Tie
river is still gofgsd above q Iucy.