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New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

For ilIec years the members of the P0ugh-
keepsie Ice Boat Association have patiently waited for
good and good breeze that they might contest for
tho silver plate ~ the Association ~ with their ice
boats Last Saturday morning daWued clear. with "a
strong nOriherly wind. By gOCock all tho oWncrs OF
boats were Oh the cr and lt resolved 20 start m the
the boats cOud be gotten ready. There
was pulling ana hnuiDg u rigging, examination ~
runners. es trips tho river aud back, the wind
still blowing fTcsh-SO fresh Indeed that the Una
ran New. Iamburgh. uiuo miles, in twelve minutes
Ten o'clock came aud still tho boats were not ready
tho FLYING ClOud having just arrived on the spot
Tin 10 tho baeksmiil's shop necessary. That con
suIned considerable time, and when II was announced
that the feet ready 10 sail the wind had fallen
and serious doubts entertained as 10 the prOprey
of having n race The Commodore finally gave orders
10 prepare for tho start The ice boat Emma, having
board James Parish and George Van Ncei "a lower
stake Judges sent below 10 point In the mid
val O! the contestlng boats. The ice-boat Flying Dutch
man vas placed the middle Of the river opposite Vas
.ars Dock, the DEMONSTRATING boat Tho home Judge
was VIM q. Arnold. The course sailed over WAS nine
ines south, turn stakoDOat nom east to west, and
return. AT llk a. ~. nine boats were M line
Al were standing with bows to the EorthwaTd. awaiting
the signal 10 start At l145 a. m Mr. Arnold gave the
wind. The sail down devoid OF any interest the
wind had almost died away. On the return, the iccle
paseed the SNOW Flake and took second position the
Haze mantning the first. The Snow sqnal also passed
The Viola and Flying Cloud 9nd took fourth position the
Iaga winning the silver plate. Timo not given. The
In no way satisfactory 10 the Association, be-
cause the wind died ont after starting Another
Will undoubtedly occur but the silver plate Of the
Association has passed INTO hands where according TO
The rules, II must remain.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
AUSTRIA.
MAY1rEsro OF HUNGARIAN POLIc'

Manifesto OF HUNGARIAN POLICY
DGak's organ, the Pesd NdpIO, says Ihe Pdtt
NAL gazette Of January p has just published an important
manifesto of Hungarian policy clearly indicating the
line action which the leading statesmen or hungary
propose 10 take both at home ana abroad Inc liune
Iiaus." IL says, "w maintain lnyOlable inc union VI
Hungary with the other territories OF the Emperor mug
and fllhll the duties thereby entailed on them.
Tie or Hungary Is synonymous with that OF aus
tra and the honor OF the Iungarans impeiatyey re-
unrcs Of them strict adherence to the existing Couh'
tuition. All those who may bulld any pans
tho existence Of revolutionary opposition VIII nhd
themselves totally deceived" In regard foreign az
fairs the article gays Hungary will always be opposed
10 aIy policy which could give any reasonable cause or
complaint 10 Prussia and adds that tho North German
nnd furnishes a strong guarantee FOR the peaceful pro-
gress and the civilization Of Europe" Al the same time
declares that IN the event OF war caused by the yO
lation by Prussia Of the Treaty Of Prague the Ilungl-
rIus WILL without delay hesitation do their duty IA
defending integrity of the territory of the monarchy,
aud the vital interests OF their country"
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
LAYEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman Saysnnh mde pss
Steamship Ycksbug Burton. Orleans jan mGse pAA
Steamship Mehs DAVIS, Providence mdse. ana pass
Ship Highlander (new, 1852 tuns) iunt, Boston, ballast
Bark Bessie North, Faye Antwerp, Oct IS, iron.
Bark Ruue Erickson, Newport Eng 90 railroad iron
Bark Otto Rugomeiser Winter Schmidt Rotterdam ~
mdse. Is anchored On the Bar
sCHOosRRs-RiyKR AND coAsTwUK
james Satterthwaite, New-iayen. Estee. Providence
Nellie. Providence Feter Ritter, EewHave
Justice Newport MemenO Smith, Prov dence.
Iamartne, Wlreham Nm L. Peck horyAM.
Amelia r Cobb Providence. Geo. Washington STANFORD
JlIa r. Gamage New Haven Leontine, Roekland
Hydrsngea NeN-Iiayen. Susan Nash. Wes.eTls
Henry B. Drew, Bridgeport j. Is. I. L., Proydrnre
Mary A. Lowell, NewHaTen.
BELOW.
ship Therese Muge London % mde Was spoken g ns
East oi SANDY Hook Oy wrecking steamship Rescue.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS, Jan. l7-Arryed, steamship Norman, New-York
CHARL Jan l1Arred. steamship
meheus philadelphia; bark Oscar Havana brig Morey, aysnA
schrs A. Lawrence, Providence L. H. Fisher New-York Stor
NewYork CaltSe, NeW-ioEk Mane Cabae1, W. a. Steele
Martinique.
Nes.York ship BSuoe Newlork; brs Iris EewYo su,e J.,
Strout from New-York put for repairs srl Waua
Havana for SewYok pnt In for eparsi T. j. Irvine Philadelphia
Sailed ship Naagause HaYTe Matoake Georgeown D. Marian
PRANcsco Jan. 1.-THE steamship Constitution Panama.
arrived here tonight
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Jan iThe Wese from ScHYoTk
rived to-day her way to Bremen.
DISASTERS.
The United States Consul ST. Thomas under Jate o Dec 90 has
advised the Department Of state Of the loss OF the bark Cosir bound
ssaE aud pumps getting abandoned TIE
brought St. Thomas by the BL br Ch
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Lighthouse Board has Official Information that Gb light houss
elevated above high water AID clear weather should he
distance Of IL miles
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE TREATY CONCERNING THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
CHARLES DICKENS DENIES THE sUICIDL
OF HIS BROTHERS WIFE-THE BALLOT.
LONDON. jan. lG-Charlos Dickens publishes a
card in the London papers this morning denying the
story Of the recent death of his brothers widow III
Chicago. Mr.. Dickens says that lady is still alive
and well resides in England, and never was III
Chicago. lie himself is the trustee Of her estate
under settlement. The final signing of the treaty
for the settlement of the Alabama claims has elected
favorable comments from nearly all the London
papers to-day. meeting of those favoring the
ballot in Parliamentary elections was held in this
city last evening. Able speenches were made by
Miner Gibson Charles Buxton, Edward Beales, and
Others The assembage was large, and much en-
thusiasm was manifested.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
GERMANY.

MONEY ORDER SYSTEM BETWEEN NORTH GER
MANY AND THE UNITED STATES
BREMEN, Jan. 1G.--On the 1st of February proxmo
the money order system between the large towns OF
North Germany and the United States will he inau-
guraed. The plan is TO receive payments at post-of-
fees in the North German Union and the United
States and issue orders for the on the agents OF
the North German Lloyd, the amounts TO bo limited
TO about $50 and to be calculated at fixed rate OF eX-
change for both countries. The arrangements viii
be similar to those already made by the American
Post-Ofce Department with the Government OF
Switzerland, except that on the American side the
business will be done by the agents Of the North
German Lloyd instead of the post-ofces, the Post
Office Department having declined TO enter into the
arrang ngcmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TIE ef
hsAtsy

arrested Sunday CHARGED with 4tg 10 abin H. -
animation Of the accused Was SET down Tuesday hs ~
meanwhile entering Into bis own ogniEance.
BOUND BROOK N. J-Abont o'clock ON so,rT,!t
gay morning a6ore named Patrick MglYe was found ds, IN
us mead was sunk below the water II be had thrown s bs
long rs ne was kgoKD TO have had money his poes ion SoIt
le before n dea supposed fiat he robbed murdered
SOMEnY iLLr, ". J.-Wendeu Phillips delivered
.oe opening lecture Of the Popular g9ars vognEs a on tho
win be By Fred Douglass On The 20 Inst subject to be on
the evening its delivery The remaining three lectures VI the
TO be delivered by Mrs Asonetie Brown Blackwell jan lie
Rev Dr. Cheeyer Feb 10. and Theodore 1ilon, March H.
PERTH A1lBOY, N, 1.-THE dry goods store OF
Manning Perth Anbos robbed on
Saturday clerk Theodore supposed tie thief
reward Of 90 offered for the recovery tie goods tie sppTe.
hensiOn Of the thief
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TURKEY.

DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN TURKEY And PERSIA.
LONDON. Jan. l7-EyTNING.-Dispa from the
East report that a difficulty has arisen between Tnr-
key and Persia. Disturbances broke ont upon the
eastern frontier of Asiatic Turkey between the
PcTsans and the Turks. which have led 10 the with
drawa of the Embassadoro Of the Porte from Iehcran.
Since these occurrences, Persia has been massing
trnons ON her North -WesterM frnntler.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TIE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

y meeting of the Ninth Army Corps officers,
and of tie officers Of the Burnside Expedition into North
Carolina hns been called by Gen. Burnside 10 meet IN
Sow-lor ly on the sth day of February next. the
H,ersnIy Oi the capture " Roanoke Island for the pur
bose of forming permanent organization. and taking
measures tor general meeting a. early date. % j.
hoped that full representation may toe present and mat
all officers proposing attend will notify the General
early AS p0sshlc. through box No si5 NewNork Post
Onc. Definite notice OF tho hour and place ~ meeting
y. be found in the NowYork papers on The 9Th ana sch
of February. hearty response viii nO doubt be made
n Che ,a. ul Gen burnside b. the members ~ Corps
whose record iu Tie crcdliabc.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
CiBi.
TCENAGE DUEs-GOSSIP ABOUT GEN. GRANT-THE
SPANISH EANk.

TCNNAGE DrES-GOsSIP ABOUTGEN. GRANT-THE
SPANISH BANK.
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-THE neglect of the Amer
Jean and English Ministers at Madrid to a re-
cptOcy treat concerning tnnnagc dues. which SPAN
conceded last June 10 al nations and the advantage of
which at present enjoyed 10y all excepting American
aud Iuglsh vessels, causes American ships an ad-
ditloual expense OF dollar per tln, thus HiuTing
American commerce. Letters received here state tha
Gen. Grant aud President johnson are both posi-
lively IN favor OF Cuban Independence, and that Gen.
Grant promises 10 aid n securing that end after his nau
gurati0u. Commerce is liuNishiug. and mstrust aud
suspicion of the stability OF certain houses Is increasing
Tie notes ~ the spanish Bank quoted ~ four per
discount. TAc Bank s daily bcselgcd 10y the pupu
la,, attempting To obtain specie. Tie President OF that
Institution died cst"rdiy
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

The SPEAKER announced the reporters for
che press. - ~,
lin TO authorize the managers Of the Oswego Normal
and Training School purchase apparatus was asseu D
unanimous consent.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Iews-To extend the time for certain towns 10
Delaware Otsego aud SchOario Counties 10 take stOh
in the ROndout and Oswego Railroad. Mr. Haymah. o
amend charter of the Khnebeck Gas Company. MI
COOk-TO authorize the trustees OF CanandaGua 10 pol
row money for the completion OF the canal at the foot or
Canandagua Lake. Mr.. Murphy-To amend the act fca-
tive TO the Croton Aqueduct Department.
SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Mr. LA BAU moved that the House VIII proceed 10
elect a United states Senator on Tuesday morning I'M
mediatcly after the reading Of the Journal Agreed to-
Also providing for Joint convention or the t"o
Houses on Tuesday next for the same purpose Lana over
under the rule.
THF MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY. .,,
Nr RAY called from the table the resolution pIONidhe
for an investigation into the affairs OF the McTcs
Union Express Company. After debate the Icsoiuuol'
was agan laid on the table by vote OF 40 10 50.
Adjourned To Monday at II a. n.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

PROGRESS or TIE ELECTIONS.
MADRID. Jan l6.-'The elections in this city, and
a great majority of the provincial towns, have been
carried by the Government candidates.
RE-ENFORCEMENTs FOR CUBA-rIIE ELECTIONS.
JAN. 1.-THE additional recnfoTcements for the
army in Cuba will soon sail under Gen. Peaez. Re
turns from the provinces increase the overwhelming
majority of the Government candidates elected.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
VICTOR HuGo's CHRISTMAS FETE.

The noble Victor Hugo, says the star OF
u Dec 81 gave his annual Christmas Fete o poor chl
dren at Hautovile House Thursday last. The little
guests were FRA, eastcd aud then presented with bun
dies Of good clothing. In addressing the assem-
bed visitors in few words the poet referred with par
duuable pride the manner n which his charitable idea
had ructdcd IN tho metropolis. where 1220O chill
dren have been ssstcd he gave his first juvenile
party
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
lA1nouucemen,sl

THE LARGEST WORKSHOP OF TnE BoDY ia
Liver whose Office to withdraw the bic from the blood wh..
this important does 10; act the skin yellow appearance.
and generally sick hadaee sets in, with chilly sesaohs cod
hands and feet accompanied with loss appetite The system becomes
oggd the machinery does we both body are
dsOered the afflicted becoming and fetf finding fault every
thing them To any tins condition DR. JATsgs
SANArIyE Pills recommended by their stimulating action
It's healthy tone and enabled perform proper re-
tons CoyeDess cured anil all the ggayatng symptoms Of Bos
removed Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE NEW MAYOR or CORK.

Tie star of Jan. says: Mr.. Daniel O'Sulli-
van, on his installation as Mayor OF Cork yesterday
came out strong as Fenian sympathser 1t Is re-
ported that during his speech he waved green
flag bearing the inscription God save Ireland" and
that he concluded giving R25 TO the families OF the
imprisoned Teniaus. While the chiof magistrate OF the
acting IN this way, large force OF Police was
readiness apparently To prevent any dstUrpacc thdt
might aiiscfrOin his example.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
FRANCE.

RECEPTION OF THE DIPLOMATIC BODY Al lhL
TUILERIEs.
The Emperor received the Diplomatic body
and the Ministers Of state at the Tuileres at O'CLOCK on
Years Day His Majesty Is stated to nave I'VE pnIo
the following reply to the congratulations OI tne P
matte Body .,.,. o,,d T
receive with pleasure your CONGRATULATIONS, hnu ,
am glad 10 testify 20 the cOnciatOry splIlt il,o
mates the different foreign Powers, ana WhIhn h ~
dlhiculties when they arise, to he removed. iolo
the year 1862 like 1868 will remove alarms anu % -
date peace, which necessary TO the eIFleu "oi
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

lAL1.
RTNTWkI. or TIE TAX RIOTS.

RENEWAL OF TIE TAX RIOTS.
FLORENCE, Jan. lG.--Ihe riots occasoned 10y the
attempts to collect the ml-taX have been renewed
recently in various parts Of the kingdom The conn-
try to-day however. is tranquil. The military force
has been used freely in the suppression Of these dis
orders Twenty-six Of the riotss have been killed
and wounded.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
of roops' but it is not yet settled in what manner the
nr-.- -.soirn ih1fr nhR

arc " GREEK ISyiTATrON TO GARlBALDI,, % Tho
r-der dae Dec 90 the Florence correspoh'ien. i Ui
n yer writes IL is stated this moilhg ~ %. be
gcueray wen informed, that cella4lu, ~ ES Athcns
Hdar the request TO Garbadi that he Would repair "a 20
Crerce aud there head the national reYQoimyG -, m 20 ,ost
nostiyey refused acjedng TO The request I him 70 Sut
hat the state Of his health will not perns long dist
Camera. and TO undertake the fatisueS Vi " i@' ~
amt aud an arduOus campaign.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

Coroner Keenan, held an nqncst ~ the JEFF
ferson Market Priton yesterday tho body Patrick
McerDOtt native OF Ireland, aged A. years lately e.
siding in Thirty yeigthst The deceased vns y
The Police OF the Twcnteh Precinct on Friday for come
t0iDg Ohcnsc. aud committed tho prison by Justice
Signdey On saturday night he was taken il and died
IN "a short time. The BODY removed 10 tho Iolcue
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

FROM sAYANNA-In steamship Herman Lvngs'on-Capt Chss
Smith, wife and child Messs D. Newton, 4. c. Weeks A. Pe
T. Weemofe John Mclaughlin John T. Rollins W G. II.
HobrOOk o. hardee, L. Barker and ten in the steeage
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
p4SSENG EHS ARRLYEh

SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKs.-BROUGHTON & Wy.
aAs No - BbeIOuse keep he largest ad best a,sorleaL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
MR.. PEABODY'S GIFT TO THE POOR OF
BRIGHTON

My. George Peabody has sent a G heck fOl
e. the Mayor ~ Brighton for distribution among the
poor OF BRIGHTON, IA such way rs lie considers VIII be
most bCgthsial 10 them"
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
HOME NEWS.
TUE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
EEH.YORK Hour The. Bar Wind uo1r' ner "a PAL io %
Jan. l6-I 32o 29yO ~ 'au' - 20 m 10
u $50 0DNNN. Y "a YR y y
$50 30O3N.W. ~ g.lI y ~
$50 30O9NW. ~ GllI
80 O12NW. ~ JlIM T;
IL 80 30l5N.W. ID ~ 50lB y b
to a. overcast at cloudy from
10 1885, slightly cloudy T. Asnoon-Sghif CLOUDY 70 ~ eeaI
to sunset Feni1e-Clea fine. l-MongCesr TO 2iO ha1y
om To- r. sunset showing from $50 20 sun
ByeuDg0yeast to III seey s1a s.ogy IL Dsg'n Of 'nO"'
- '1?%; cSsrRf fiRR dfflSR6t6di6At DEPARTMENT
The following the report Of the Central Park heeoio"bi
ment Or the week ending Jao 10, 1909
THEhNoAhih~ * NJ
Week .299I2 Week mean 10 Al %
Maximum at Jau 1870 264 Maximum az p Ih Ls' os
Minimum jan H. S5s3 Minimum AZ M Jan is''E"VO
- --..--.s~
1861 iVO
REAARKs-Ra Jan TO- IL aud IS Total amount for week, 10 In
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THERMOMETER.
THE CITY.

Rsnge............t.,. 1861 Rsrge,..,,.',',,'''s
REAAaKs-Rain jan TO- II aud IS Total amount for We
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
ALBANY.

GOV. FENTON NOMINATED BY TIE REPCBlI-
CANS FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR-llE
CANVASsING AND THE CAUCUs-THE FEEL
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Conclusion on second page.
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PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
Mrs. j. al. WILsOr

WHISTLES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at frat class work
for number of years she understands Cutting.
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Children's IN.
derclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts, and carries her patterns with her.
BY leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue, Mrs. Wilson VIII call the ladies' for their
orders in the evening. ms An,
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WIRE CLOTH FOR SCREENS

A BOUT TO ARRIVE a complete assortment of
n Wire Netting for Mosquito Screens-plain,
drab and green, a. 80 and SO inches wide
+. n. HERRICK & co.
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The onls salt suitable for dairy purposes, which
will be sold as low as can bought in this market.
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With privilege of exchange from large variety
OF useful articles not one of which could be
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J. VIEMNOT & CO.,
General Newspaper Advertising
Agents,
I33 Nassau Street. New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1862

WE beg to call the attention of advertisers to
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We also send advertisements to all Cuban ana
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tensive contracts. We are the only house dong
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We can, by special permission, cier to
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YER MONT NEWS.

This as heretofore, will be a specially. We
are securing an intelligent correspondent in
every town throughout the State VINO will fur
nish us, each week, with the current news of
their locality, full and complete I he news thus
sent us will be arranged in IA manner Which will
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from which he may desire to hear. We are de-
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give all the essential news from every section
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by the papers of each County-thus, 80 far as
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