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New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

The associates and employees of Messrs.
Western Company, publishers, No. 81 Park TOW, pre-.
sented Mr.. Benz. H. Western, on saturday lst vita
OF their esteem and appreciation his business energy
and management during Tho pact year.
Last evening John Amos, JOHN A. Henry, and
Harlem Railroad track ~ .ordham M 4 slrh and yero
struck by the locomotive ~ the Albany ~ srss going
north The horse was instantly Killed. aud mos
yerey Injured about tue head. His companions escaped
uniDiurcd.
The body OF an unknown man aged about
40 years WAS taken 10 the M0rgue yesterday iIo waa
feet inches high, had black hair side whlskers and
musache. lie had n black alpaca coat brown sac.
coat, brown striped vest gray pants nyerus white
woOen socks. long doublcsoled boots. plaid comforter
gray cap with fur land. end red flannel shirt.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest at Bellevue
Hospital Yesterday, over the body of Lawrence Whit
man. the German who. on Sunday evening, committed
suicide Mt NO. f3 Forsytst by shooting himself In the
head with pistol Several witnesses were examined
whose testimony iny eorfoboratcd the account published
III TIE IkIlUNE Of yesterday.
At business meeting of the New Y Orly
Mutual Baseball Club, mid at No. s9' Hudsonst las,
evening the fologngnamed officers were elected
Treasurer, H. Davis Board of Inspectors. Jos Hay es
A. Fullerton w,n, McMahop, VIM, 81. Tweed. Noses Cor,
G. Aesweeney, and p. Cukin; Delegates to the state
Conyentlon A. @. Wilson and A. b. TaJ lor Tie meeting
Mas well attended and rsOlnlions passed thanking
Mr. NcAaon for services rendered during Tho past year
Gov. Bullock of Georgia, the Hon. Ii. l..
Dawes M T., Massachusetts; Ten. W. q: Grishnm. Ind
the Hon. III. Ames Connoclict aud A. T. CapcrtOn
Wes5 virginia, ma, az, at The Fith-ays Hotel Judge
B,evoort House H. Gomez Minlstcr from Honduras
aud Nicaragua 20 tho United States the Clarendon
Hotel. Judge Comstock OF syrheasr. the Hon. 7. NJ.
are OF he st. Nicholas Hotel Gen. Fitzpatrick, Ncw-Jcr.
sey; the lion. g. g. Reed, Oregon and itnt Coinand
Tracy Navy are at tne metropolitan Hotel e ioy.
IL y Kelsey, Alabama, and Lent. Commander UO, l..
b. Navy, are OF the Everett House
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
DREADFUL EXPLOSION OFF SANDY HOOK
LOSS OF LIFE.


A disastrous explosion occurred on Sunday
at about neon ut the wreck OF the steamer Scotland
which lies of Sandy Hook time since the Neptune
Steamship Conpauy mado contract with tho Govern
ment to remove the wreck OK the Scotland which has
become An mpedimcnt 10 navigation and IN compliance
with their contract have been at work mt tho wreck for
several weeks past whenever the weather would permit
Their mode OF operating with gunpowder by means
OF which they proposed by degrees to blow the wreck to
pieces There were about twenty men employed In this
service under command OF Capt W. l.. Churchill lato Of
tho navy, together with the COmpany's steamer Com
modore Truxton. On tho day OF the accident two
charges OF powder taken OF board small boat az
Sandy Hook and tho latter t0wed out 10 the wreck. An
other small BOAT was lowered, containing an ar-pump
diving apparatus two divers and Ave seamen The boat
containing the two charges OF powder 75 pounds in al
was manned by Captain Churchill and three men, A
diver descended gnaed for the first charge 90 be
lowered and soon after mp ana reported everything
ready The lowered charge and that remaining in tho
boat connected by wires several hundred feet In
length At the signal "a right" from the diver both
pulled away but had scarcely made hall the usual
distance when the submerged charge exploded, and
an instant later the charge the boat containing Capt
Churchill three men, causing the instant death OF the
following CaTtain William L. Churchill; Diver. Louis
Jurgus: Scauen. George Moore and James O'shhy. Mt
George W. Bcardslce the electrician In the emoy OF tlo
Company present IL Is supposed that the charge
the boat exploded by tho force OF the c0ucnon
but the cause 81 the explosion of tie submerged charge
Is as yet n mystery Beside those killed several men IN
veyed the hospital by order OF the oicers OF the Com
pIl
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

altering fraudulent rsiurs,t,oa Gs Kfgssl delivers S i'
lecture shermaHs March to the Sea, tie l5 Dst ,r ne
benefit Of the Home for Aged Womsh
PATERSON. The old Republican wigwam Is 10 be
sed aud removed citizen" sdrers that keepers allow
bis to frequent their hoOs he will 'hn and hsaFor 70
bring them 90 Justice SIX nebe the county roads,
and ghng The Passc Water Company Offers reward Tor
tie detection Of urrepons usrg water from hyints
private Rev. M Tying n lecture hsre next Monday
sgerg The quarterly report u the First National Bank shows
surplus 81 capital stock the Of 10000; deposits t 3
lsiouces s3oil Of which sGp 7ol soring 70 the bank
BOONTON, ~ J.--A branch railroad from this
place for the coal trafc 10 reeTe the Morris Ee1 Railroad
contemplation.
MONTCLA1R, ~ ia movement is on foot TO OK.
tend the Bloomfield Railosd from MoniclaiF To Caldwell
1RY1NGTON, n. J.-1le Commissioners of Clinton
Townshp bed setiug last vEg,on consider the
bodrg ibe aid Of PBsc Valley Papack Rail
road.
KEARNEY, n. J-permission has been granted by
tic Reehsers Hudson and Essex Couss dock 500
e long extending nearly 100 feet Io the Psfsae River the
Ioris and EsseI Rslrosd Bridge
EAST ORANGE, n. 1.-THE citizens Of this place
eeanpate importing the roads bg MeAanng paying aud urb
the an Orange Newark also 10 sh The streets and %
spPoti su lxtist Board
iunoancemenfsl
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
THE HUDSON HIanLAND SUSPENSION b

THE HUDSON HIGHLAND sUsPENsIoN BElDGE.
The terms Of contracts for the construction
OF this work as well OF the Erie and Row England
Railroad" have been agreed upon, and both VIII bo
speedily commenced The prospectus Of tile Bridge Com
pany furnishcs the following partlcnarH Tho location
Of the bridge will be "a Antouys Nose. tho lire be-
tween the Counties Of Wesichescr aud Putnam or the
east, and Clinton tho OF the hudson, about
l3 miles from the City IL keW-Noik. This point n by
far the most romantic tho river and Is famed
in point OF grandeur unsurpa.scd IA America, aud
consequently is well known To the travelling public Tho
shore ON tho Fort Clinton side IL composed 0f solid
granite, and rises almost perpendcnally from 80
feet The hc sad OF the Nose,
opposite shore, except that the elevation Is
much greater, but Acing n shnrp piOmOntoty,
ts nano indicates. approaches to tho bridge
are feasible, both FOR railroad and highway
purposes The elevation Of the bridge IA 10 be
i55 feet above higwatcr, and about Oh lVel With the
western bank. Therefore, II will bo readily perceived
that the wonderful granite anchorage facilities offered
guarantee with proper construction thc safes and m0s
durable structure OF s Kind n TIC world. At this point
was stretched the river Ton cable or chain, dur
Ing tho Revolutions for the purpose CT obsluoing the
passage OF the NCtscls Of the enolny.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
THE NEW ORGANIZATION OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENI

The new regulations of the Metropolitan
Fire Department, dividing the force into military bat
niOns and brgadcs, with battalion oAcors, went INTO
effect NJ noon Yesterday Engine Companies 10 and 2
TALON Engine Companies T. i2 81 aud , AMI HOOK au
Ladder Company l. the Second battalion; Engine 9oio-
pancs 49, 90 II aud 81 aud Hook aud Ladder Ciupany
the Third battalion; Fnginc Compnulcs9 2. H. - ana ~
and Hook ard Ladder Companies aud y. the Fourth bat
TALON Engine Companies ,. H. ls and a. aud Hook ana
Ladder COMPANIES aud u. tho FIflh battalion IL sc
mics and H. the Sixth battalion Engine Companies g.
- 90 % ald -, aud Hook and Ladder Company T. tie
Seventh battalion Engine COnipalcs 3. 1 aud y, ana
Hook AMI Ladder Companies nnd 7. the Ighlh hdttn
Ion Engine Companies o. g5 80 and 81 aud Hook AID
Ladder Companies 10, H. aud - the Ninth battalion
The First Third ana Fift hatiaiiuas constitute ire
First brigade the Second. Fourth aud Sixth ball iJns
the Second brigade ana the seNaniD. kg,h nhd Slnh
battalons the Third brigade. Eobort " Nackcy h alr
pointed Department Inspector. with Ohieo at fFencs
VIM W. Rhodes is assigned 10 tho command OF tho
Eighth Battalion. and TO be senior onccr commanding
the Third Brigade. with headquarters In Thirty y:lrdst
mand OF the THIRD Battalion, and Ia be senior ofer cO
mandng the First Brigade. III Bates j. assigned 20 tie
commanding tho Second Brigade, with Headquarters ~
Cana1st near Edrdge. Bernard Sheridan is assigned
the command OF ts Second Battalion, with h.adquar
In Cenrc-s near Chambers. william bnnhain, lr
he squarteIs IN Observation-Disclosures second 81, be-
tween Second and ThiTdaYcs John COnlfy n assigned
TO the command of tho First battalion win headqunr
fers in New.s Gilbert j. Orris assigned go mo command
Of the Fifth Battalion. Michnel Shaunc,y s assigned to
the command of the Sixth Battalion. IA0ma, sullivan IS
assigned 30 the command of the seventh battalion.
Tie commanders % the Third. .Ith sixth, and Seventh
Battaons will establish headquarters "a near The center
Of their respective districts possible but not Ia lt
used By the Department.
The battalion commanders, in addition 10 tler fire du
officers and members Of their commands Whlu tlo pre-
scIlbed limits Of each company.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
A SLATE RooFER.s srRIKl rnREATrNEp

Yesterday morning lhe employers OF Slate
roofes gave notice 10 their hands of ~ immediate rGuc.
ton of Wagc1 from 81 ~ to - day Tire men ohccd
10 this and called meeting which was hCd last night 10
take action on the subject. Tac meeting Was held ut
shcrldans JncLson Hall. OF Grecnwiclayc. and
HoratlO.st. Thomas MoIInle occupied the chair and
Christopher Collins acted ns Secretary. An earnest pro-
made ngnns the action ~ tho employers nnd n
determination Expressed oi refusing to work I'll NE for.
mer rate of wages is resto cd
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
HOME NEWS.

THE wEArHER
EEw.YoaE our Tier Bar Wind ii@-f ,e ,se s'na > -
Jan. 4--f 80 SblJ :. w 20 Soot " n
Sss 3Gio n w. II J4' 500 N; Is
Noung-Oyereas ard osgy 70 nooni og s mn
ferry.bOsts 10 51 lfernoonOvereast ana iD 70 nl
pelg the fenyboats from l:lo TO surset Etg tn s. n 10
ggy tmes also Impeding ferrybosis to S IA plus
IL The fog thiekss att sbeu on fls Ianu oe'
entirely invisible = distance Of 800 feet
THE Suns SPOTS Ia, =. a. !.
t,i5p jan groups Of spots we're t'ins 30 M
~ portion of the suns disc Of tho lnepal sc,s
ihess groups large having iaueters ns; Spo. No %
No l6G0 g. l3 Gl These spots can be rtiM seen
GOOD glass propey protecting eye tih dsPs"' 81 '
Ties will be best serD a-atn on The 18th
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

with the cold that he had dropped down into the bottom
Of the boat IN despair Finally line thrown TO him,
and after much urging nc rallied and fastened the rope
TO the bow OF bis boat and then drawn ashore when
he taken nscnsible and carried to barn. where
by the use OF proper remedies he was resusctatcd.
New Haven Journal and CouSier, Monday.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
lAuncarcemenis

SUNDlY-SCHOoL BOOKs.--BROUGnTON g. w
MAS. No. 3 Bbseas Keep the largest AID best s'sorucut
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

7aN siT psas
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

NTIN ItTIn Of VOUuIV
Cogrts to-day. hfa Jaigr pepsW Newark hase
Esereu 0forrge rs the f1emgn II the Grand Jury
ntsfcst will DO tried dufg The seson inelngg tho lahr an
homicide and te 10 flr seei Illegal voting Municipal
Charles keF 1er,ebced noH ff
recent heavy larceny Gesg heore ~
Whitehead Saturday. whih charged
With pssnng $40 counielft bn IL traced 10
bank from which his suyoyeF dew the iloney % pay
bis vokHeh Mcmahon LnnoraIly d.eirsed -.
she coortl the thuion
Mee' not Christmas Efe convicted fhr
dsy the Coi Of Special committed ~ County jail
fr 90 days each Wm H. Kg tie German Who essses having
shot snd seriously ws'i,i Joln H. lpant cooT,i Iorsr
os tho tinrlrnAt through line taken Into erf1iy.
lille ,ireets VI Newark ara to bs rsnumhgsI
by tie Common Council Macy af the eitir,Bs In
fvor Of adopting the rhlAleItia plan Of numhslng
nowenar. propose 10 b,ee The city by The un Of broad
MLs Au ordinance 70 this effect lniIoHcs at the
tie Council Saturday nght.1be Common Council s he
tonight Aterna vii probably he elected pgdcrt
other eHnliss being named. Tho Board stands ~
n,pnbBcat to 10 Democrats. The new Bs'm m hlac.'
on viii Ls orgsnled on WelI-sJAy oyen.u, ...
fhomss King riGg No. 10 Chestnut, arrested ya'rrr
aouirg ne.ecvo Williams the charge Of AlypE Nntpl 'hs
Seeond ui1 renth ward hr 0 ~ Notfnbe- rlniu
cui naturalization pspes lie ksJ h. isteasa the srnu u
lc wch dsy. The pct.,
r.Id snd bed bal By Comussrer Nhsb'Si ,hsfse "
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

rHE WEATHER.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.

Miss Pet Mckay, a highly-estecmed and
beautiful young woman of IS years, living at
Quincy H., walked out Thursday afternoon,
telling her mother that she was going out
calling. She called at a store, purchased
some note paper, rapidly penned few lines,
walked Immediately to the railroad bridge
which spans the Mississippi river at that place,
passed out to the third span from the east end
of the bridge tied or pinned her waterproof
cloak to the iron braces of the bridge, ,exclaim-
ed, 81 am gone" and leaped into the rapid
stream below. Her clothes being buoyant
caused her to float, when she was seen to keep
her face under the water, and not sink entire
ly out of sight for a distance of a hundred and
fifty yards. Every effort possible was made
to save her, but without avail. Her mother
is a widow, and came to Quincy about one
year ago from Dayton, o. The following
note was found in the cloak which she left on
the bridge
OCTOBER 2S.
To my friend, tie .fnder Of Ills cloak and hat =
wish YOU would be kind enough to take this to
nv mother. You will find her at the fremont
House. Her name is Mckay. Tell her my body
lies in the Mississippi. did not drown myself for
shame, nor for love, for l am yet as pure as the
beautiful snow. Thank the Lord that have no sin
for-no friends. Everybody hates me. My friends
are enemies in disguise. This is cold, dreary
world to live in. So good bye, mother, sister and
brothers, for am going to the land where sin and
sorrow come no more.
P. A. MCKAY.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
MAUD AND MADGE.
BY JULIA C. Il. pOER.

Maud III a.crimson velvet chair
strings her pearls on a silken thread.
Nhlc lovingly lifting her golden hair
Soft airs wander about her head.
she has silken robes of the softest flow.
She has jewels rare and a chain Of gold,
Aud her two white hands fit to and fro,
Fair a> the dainty toys they hold.
She has tropical birds and rare perfumes;
Pictures that speak to the heart and eye;
For her each flower of the Orient blooms
For her each song and the Lutte swell high:
But daintly strnging her cleaning pearls
She dreams to-day i'll her velvet chair,
While the sunlight sleeps in her golden crrs
Lightly stirred by the o,lorous air
Down on the beach when the tide goes ont.
Madge is gathering shining shells;
lhe Sca-brecZe blows her locks about
Ger bare brown feet the white sand swcllS.
CoarseSt serge in her gown of gray,
Faded and torn her apron blue,
And there i'll the beautiful. dying day
The girl still thinks of the work to do
Stains of labor are on her hands,
Lost in the Young forms airy grace.
And standing there on the shining sands
lou read her fate in her weary face.
Up with the dawn to toll all daY
For meagrc fare and a place to sleep,
Seldom moment to dream or play.
Little leisure to laugh or weep.
Beautiful Maud, You think may be,
Lying back in your velvet chair.
There Is naught in common 'twiXt her and thee
on scarce could breathe the self-same air.
But ah! the blood in her girlish heart
Leaps quick As yours at her natures call
And yc, though moving so far apart
Must share one destiny after all,
Love shall como TO You both one day,
For still must he what aye hath been;
And under satin and rusSet gray
Hearts will open TO let him in.
Motherhood with its joy and woe,
Each must compass through burning pain,
Nou, fair Maud with your brow of snow.
Madge with her brown hands labor-staincd.
Each shall sorrow and each shall weep.
Though one is in hovcl, one in hail
over her gold the frost shall creep.
As over her jet the SHOWS will fall.
Exquisite Maud, You lift your eyes
At Mad@c out yonder under the sun:
And vet troW by the countless ties
OF Il common womanhood We are one
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

The publisher of a daily paper sued the
Standard Life Insurance Company in the Su-
preme Court of the ityrccently, before Judge
Fithian, for a bill of >7713 on account Of adver-
tising. The company resisted payment on
background that they had authorized but one
insertion. There was no proof, however OF
this. There was no order to that effect on
the bill, and the company did not attempt to
deny that they saw the advertisement contin-
uing in the paper and failed to countclmand
it. When an advertisement is received in |;
publication Office without the number of in
sertions marked upon ii, or the cost of the in
sertion paid for at the time, the publisher can
know nothing ofthe wish of the advertiser
respecting the number Of insertions desired.
and as he can do nothing until advised by
him whose business it is 10 attend to the
matter, he can charge for every insertion
given the advertisement until ordered out
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

One of the negro preacher, at Natchez said
"Now, my colorcd brethren, you must re-
member that il WAS the Radicals ho freed
you, and if you put them into power they
will make laws for you, such rs taking away
the lands from the white folks and giving
them to you for all the lands here belong by
right to YOU, As it was the colored people who
worked and made the money with which the
white folks bought the lands, and You must
not believe the rebels wnen they tell you that
the Radicals can not make such laws. for if
they could take the slaves away from their
masters, they can take the lands too.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

Some Californian manufacturers are begin
ming to think they will want Il tariff to pro
tect them from the injurious competition OF
the East The opening of the railroad has
enabled dealers on the Atlantic side OF the
''cvellasting hill'' to stock san Francisco mar
kets with many articles heretofore produced
there, at lower rates, it is claimed, than
will afford the California manufacturer a
living profit. If this is found to be true the
the claim of these injured individuals for
protection certainly is as logical and Just
as that of the New England cotton lords and
the Pennsylvania ironmasters to be protected
from European competition.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
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The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
Netp advertisements.
MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS.

Pay to IL per cent the investment and offer good
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ing SAML A. GAYLORD s. CO., Stock and Boud
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The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
< q II TT Z p rs
To Females III Delicate Health.

I'M. DOW, Physician ana Surgcon, No. ENpi-
- CoTr ST., BOSTON, is consulted daily ior All diseas
g incident to The female system. rrolasus lteri OF
Failing of the Womb, Fuor Albu&, Suppression, ana
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pathological principles and speedy reci guaranteed in Il
very few days. SO invariably certain i this m0ic
Of treatment, that most obstinate complaints yeld under
it, and the afflicted person rejoccs in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
of diseases of than any othtr physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodation for patients WHO may wish
to stay in Boston few days under hi treatment.
DR.. Dow, since 1915, having confined III whole ttcn-
non TO office practice for the Of Iri.tt hi
ana Female Complaints, acknowledges u -uprnf D. tht
Unitcd States.
N. B.-All letters must contaia oae ao'r ortHy viii
not be answered.
Office hours from a. ". 10 Q h. Vi.
Boston July % 1850. lyi
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
COMMON SENSE !! s!

| WANTED-AGENTS. $3.50 per month to sell the only
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Machine of the day-makes the famous "Elastc Lock
Stitch'-wil do any kind of work that be done
any Machne-IOD. 900 sold and the demand constant
ly increasing. Now is the time to take Agency Send
tor circulars. R- Becare of infrngers.-es Address
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