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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-19
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.


At the Tombs Police Court. Yesterday, Levi
Johnson "A sailor, committed by Justice Hogan, for
having stolen from Thomas " Brown OF No. 335 Pearst
a watch valued at $40
At Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday,
before Justice Led with John Brennan. Frederick Had
ley and George Roulette, boys. aged respectively, a. D.
and 10 years were committed in default " $50 bail each
for having stolen from Victor Quain of 30 7JI Broaf
way two switches" and one waterfall OF human hair,
together worth ESQ. The Juvenile offenders claimed that
another boy arrested broke open the containing
the property and the hair 10 them Two other
plants preferred against Brenuan; by Lous
Hoppe OF No las West Tweifthst, from whom tue
three boys alleged have stolen So worth o sy
spoons and by William Murphy of NJ. o. Nassan.st,
who charges Brennan with stealing pair al gaitsfs p a.
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
charged with having attempted 10 carry ry from the
IquoT store OF james Lang No. III Avenue g. qaauy
Of cigars and liquors valued az $50 lie ~Ys se2ssred
ransacking the place. Wednesday nig4t. by Officer
Godfrey, having entered by forcing ont nsIfin tbr
front basement door. Malone who Is clrpenter
pleaded guilty. He committed for rlat ~ d.
fault OF bail Frederick Reckc was chJFQ by JngA
Joachim, No 90 BOwery, with having sroier property
valued AZ S94 The complainant is tobaec'ist afAtl
June last Recke was engaged by hin ~ ass slant but
left immediately after joachim discovered thata
large number OF meerschaum ppes, tVba'ie petaAss.
tobacco and cigars were missing. Recke Was fGund
few days al No. % Chrysuest., ard upt did pfei
Uses was found Of the stetet fr.--Fts. lie
held In bail TO answer.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLC.

TIE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
The following communication from Norman Wizard
was reaQ at the last meeting of this organization, at
she Headquarters in Washington and Committee,
consisting Of Comrades n. p Chapman Judge Advo-
cate-General: Samuel A. Duncan, Commanding De
partment of the Potomac, and Chris. G. Cox, was
appointed to confer with Mr.. Wizard and devise some
plan. suggested by him, to increase the charity
fund OF the Order.
SIR. WARTS LETTER
The Ton. JOHN A. LOGAN, COlnHQHdeTiH Chtsf e. 4 r.
M5 DEAR GENERAL: AM the pOssesSor of fiue satiri
cal picture entitled Done Gone" representing the end
OF Secession" HE facet Seces-with all its nsugatOrs
ana supporters PROSTATE at lie Looking at 10
reminds Of little story. soon after received II
from the artist W. II. Davis OF Port jefferson, L. l.,
brought it To Washington exhibit 1t President Ian
coin thinking it's grave huinor might enliyen his care
If IL presented the appropriate time,
aud had the satisfaction to notice he great
tsIest IN H. He points Ia il not before discovered.
and took new hone from H. saving that II was prophetic
In 1854 the war was not ended, and the President
seemed u enjoy looking at the picture much that
tooK occasion 10 ASK MIN 10 accept II as 10 deco
rate his private office when be had ceased Presi-
dent He said, NO. and added, let keep IL here
and Is buried indeed, give II soldier
who, IN your opinion, has done most 10 put down the
Rebeiou" At tss ending Of the war Thought saw no
difficulty making the selection suggested but from
that untu the present have become and
undecided aud have finally concluded IL present II 10
the Grand Army OF the Republic the most appropriate
compliance Will the spirit OF the late Presidents suRges.
ton. the patriotism bravery. and skill OF It's members
fore, Sir accept Done Gone behalf Organi-
Eaon OF which you the head. that n may be pre-
uuues would also suggest thai the picture might be
duplicated by photography OF ehrOIno-thOTaphy and
copies thereof be presented by subscriptions from outside
friends each Post your command n iudcOusly
managed this idea might be made the means OF raising
\ considerable fund lOr the benefit OF the widows and
orphans OF soldiers who would nave been ~ your ranks
had they not died Tor their country Any personal eXer
ton on ny part - secure this object wiz he cheeruy
Rendered am General yoar obe'icn! servant
NOT g. 1909 NORMAN WIZARD.
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LETTHER HOME.

Ely Ex-COUNCILMAN TERENCE o'TOoLR.
Containing some rhyme the words to be sung
BY the people in the could dart" 10 the air Of "Tread
oa the tail Of me coat and good deal OF reason flor the
ritizeHs Of New-YOrk to pet in their pipes and smoke
= be,her they like it or not)
OCH Dinis ma boltchh, don't daily,
liut come here soon as We can,
Az fine the Tainmany rally,
Fur we've carried the day-to man
We've bate ali orr foes most complately;
The nag1ir. we've STINT him 8nOat!
'POu me soukns! j have MT lately
weapon that fights like vote.
Our LADDERS arc one Misther sweeny
Dick Connolly doth byes from hOme),
An one Misther Tweed, who's no greeney,
EUt's as shmart as the best av our own.
The FIRST hOWlds the gOOld ay the county
The city gives cash fur Dicks note;
tn" third-bless his heart-gves bounty
Fur livery kind av vote
On the dav av election me honey
The diyi "a sthrOke do We wurk
Nor clint do we spind av our money,
Yet all NAV get dhrunk rs q Turk
Al he polls there is lashins av liquor
To nUstcn the dust In our thrOdts
Fog they say the more whisky the quicker
The bdIOt-boX ILLS up Wild votes.
There, the beauty av bein' dimmecratic
Ia plain 70 he seen;
To the vote the aristOcratio
Why have from tin TO fifteen
II peeler should clap ne In prison,
The Judges, on whom we all dOat,
Tells him twas no business ay bis'u--
Tells us: hurry back, byes an vote"
So this vOtn' both airIey an often
At last wurks as nate as a charm.
II has nailed down OIr luimy' coffin.
With thin out sight an all harm.
The spalpeens-bad cess 70 their pIeturs!
Och Lord, on their fall how glOat!
Let thin dare rise acin TO put stricturs
On the TURNER'S right to ayOte!
The laHdOrds-thOse vulturs who fatten
On poverty over the world,
VINO hate us as divs hate Latin
To the depths av despair We have hurld!
On me purse mine his hOuld ne'er relaIes
lie doubled me rint since wrote.
Pm revenged, thOugh-IUe dOlGicd his tIxes
And did 1.-THE says-Dy me vote.
Thin Dinnis jewel. don't tarry
But come here s soon yo
An bring wild yes Terry aud Larry,
Tin, Jerry, Pat, Phelin aud Dan;
Fur they'll all get their citizen papers
As they sthep on the 0Ock from the boat;
An the IalnBany lugins. be labers!
Will taiche thin the right way 70 vote
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ELEcNoRAL AppREss oE nExKy KocnfoKr.

ELECSoRAL Address OF HENRY ROCHFOBT.
The Roppel publishes the following electoral
address from Henri RoehefOrt, reply an address
pointing out the laid down for NJ Gambrtta and
accepted by him:
CIrIZESs the programme you present to me that Of
The Republicans ~ ~ This 70 10 won ti,sf sr
cept t absolutely that only give greater Stress
rs execution, Tor the mission OF deputy toia,
10 reclaim Tights, hut rCcOuquer them bv All
possible means. The promises made Is have, nm 10
the present only resulted IN betrayas al the liberties
granted have proved receptions. Since the despOts
derive such ncUmprehenSbe satisfaction AZ destroying
bgutazlng the people i'll time 20 demonstrate
by words. but acts that there l. peril IN doing In
presence Oi the bloody which the demands Of labor
cause almost periodically. u u impossible for rs 10 seek
the evil hut at It's root determination h and
the bali Of France cannot continually raise subscriptions
% inter the other. The Government improves IT'S
weapons let US improve ours which not intended Ia
cause mourning IN families, aud put orphans
on the street Our weapons are individual liberty /;
just laws which will not send the citizen who dis
pleased the Minister Ia Cayenne CharentOn Tespons-
bity the part OF criminals II they not OH
olAls gfatnitOus eooaOD; the suppression OF scandal
Gus eniOuments the night % meet Ia bah and express
opinions ~ Journal Finally all the OF these
indispensable liberties which make those who possess
them men, ana those who do not beasts Your pro
gTshe etIens IA therefore mine from the first the
last wore AOr confer the honor OF demanding its
realization. accept, with JOY, tbs glory aud, may
edd, the Danger Greeting fraterDally
HENRI ROCHLPOAT,
6ociastio Rev"'utQnary CapddAte.
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y1xxIE ErAM IN RoME AND PARIS.
4 friend of Winnie Ream, in Nashville has
received the following letter from that young lads

4 fncnd OF Nlnnle KcaIn, IN NashvlIIe, has
received the following letter from that young lady:
ROME, Oct 90. 1862
My DEAR Z am nc my work IN Rome have
fine studio aud plenty OF marble at my command.
am awaiting instructions whether not 10 proceed 10
cut ~ marble the bust Of senator BrOwnlOw NJ the
time with my statue OF Mr. Lincoln, which now have
under way. Gen. Carpenter. Mr. Trmbull, and others
who cav the model which 1 now have with me. pro
uOuncedcit the best likeness which / had made. /
stopped several months IN Paris while my way here,
aud while there spent Of each day IN the studio OF
Gustaye Dore. where modelled bust OF him The day
|eff lac presented with beautiful sketch which he
had made for Of his Judith" IL elegantly
framed, and underneath the painting the iuscrip
ton, Offered Miss Winnie keam by her anectiOnate
colleague Gustavc DOr6" This, you know, j. very val
liable % me, coming from so great an artist; and
know you will he glad for NY sake 10 hear that all
the artists here received with the greatest
dialty and kindness. Respectfully, WINNIE REAh.
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ANDREW JOHNSON AND HIS AFrINITIEs

10 the Edttor or The tribune
SIR: / have CHANGED upon the inclOsed pic
turefrOm Frank Leses illustrated Newspaper Of Apri
a. lsGO and containing portraits VI Howell Cobb, Jeer
son Davis. James l.. Orr, Samuel Houston, Robert NJ T
Hunter Andrew johnson, James II. Hammond, and
Robert Toonbs, all these prominent politicians whose
likely 10 come before the Charleston Conven
ton as Presidential candidates-which Is TO my mind
suggestive Of the eternal equities the everlasting laws OF
ers,vitaton the final finding OF true levels showing
bodies aud minds that thrown for time Out OF their
natural orbits spheres, return to their dDnihes
when the disturbing force Is spent. Andrew Johnson
associated in this picture. In 1850 with Davis, Toombs
Orr Cobb Co.. is in 1s69weli 10 1869 the Devil has ms
own. .... a. GRANGER
AoU. s, 1909 .a . . -.r r...I
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richer paper" the expected rejonder and from mat
time 10 ms death-bed he was stll "TRlBUSSFeader.
Netr York, Nov. g. 1869. W.
AN IMPOSITION.
.. ... AN ibAi OoiAAON. ..
To the Editor or The Tribune.

To The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: On the Northern Railroad of New
Jersey the fare between Upper and Lower Piermont,
two stations little less than mile apart fixed on
the st Of this month at FIVE cents II ticket bought,
and ten cents II 1t paid the This is impera-
lively ordered to be collected from every passenger and
any one refuses 10 pay than three cents 1.-THE e
fareD he uncerenoOusly put of the train BY State
law the legal fare is fixed at three cents per mile except
company has not been excepted by its charter from tile
general rule this charge of three times the legal fare
downright imposition The matter In any single instance
Is OF no great consequence but when the fact that the
travel between these stations is very great Is taken
into consideration. 1t becomes matter OF importance
FIerlHOHt N. J., Nov. 10 1869. "CONMUTER"
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF GovEREMENT INTEREST.
TO the Editor or The TrtbunG
SIR: / was glad to see the suggestion in your
paper few days ago that the be paid quarterly
by the Government In connection with that 1t seems ~
me that II the issues 50 arranged as to mature
every month It would add greatly in their popularity as
investment IL made the first day or
every month"; with the payable at the end or tnree
months, the investment in each issue would secure
monthly incOme in each alternate, Income every TWO
months, and 10 tile Issues OF January, April, July ana
October income every three months ThecOnyenience
such cement cannot be questioned. Perhaps
this might facilitate loan four per cent, and hep pay
our obligations VIM. HART CARR
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov. 10, 1869. ..
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GIVE Us THEIR NAMES

To me Editor Of The tribune
SIR: Since your correspondent has told I" the
true story OF how the medical students hooted the Ia
Dies at the Pennsylvania Hospital, will he, or She OF
somebody now be humane enough give the names OF
these modern medicine 10 the public that ia the fu
ture all may be saved the Illumination OF employ
ing them physiciansi IT, n
Netc York, Nov. Il, 1863.
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YALE CoLLEGE-CATALoGUE OF 1902 20.

Tie Yale College Catalogue for 1SGg-10 has
been published. aud furnishes n It's peculiarly concise
ing much that II new and important The list OF the
Ss es ana Of I%S eIy asd by
the Hon. Henry Dntton, Is az present vacant
Of Mining Tutors Ous Sumner, smith aud Keep
have withdrawn. and Messrs. Tracy Peck, i. L. Day.
William G. Mood and A. T. Tinker have been installed In
tho corps Of John r. Weir, N A. Professor
of Painting and Design William C. Robinson, A. NJ, In
structor in Elementary Law d. Csdy Eaton, A NJ, Pro
foss0r Of the History and Cruosm OF Art; Simeon T.
and the Law OF wills and Administration !;
johnson 4. Plat, liz H., Instructor IN Plead
ing. Evidence. and Equity Jurisprudence; Daniel ii.
Wells, e. L. Assistant Civil Engineering; and William
q. MIter. Pm H. Assistant In Analytca Chemistry. The
more than last year. In the theological Department
there Increase OF last In the number OF
students In the Law Department an inc rease Of one
the Medical Department, hye IN the Scientific Depart
ment. one; aud In the Academleal Department de
Of deduction OF four ID made for names In
serted twice IN different departments. A change lie
made In the manner Of recording the students In the
Undergraduate students being presented sepa
ratey. The Senior class numbers ia; the Junior 100
the Sophomore 1855 and the Freshman iIs The terms Of
admission courses OF Instruction. estimate OF EXPENSE
amount OF beneficiary funds and scholarships aud the
the aSS Of N
There are, however, a few important changes new
lessor Packard before She Junior class The Defores
s -. Yielding f.o ar year, Is added
ment has been materially altered and i'm
proved Beside the enlargement OF It's faculty. the
duration and order Of occurrence and stemAtc
aud thorough course OF instruction has been arranged
course OF study also provided for those who do not
intend 10 make profession OF the law but with obtain
knowledge OF its principles complete their education
OF with reference 10 engaging IN mercantile pursuits
for the first time marked out The Statistics show
ncresse OF 2O volumes In the various libraries In s1e
FORM and arrangement the catalogue resembles lie pre-
decessOr. and Is modes of typographical neatness
. .... .. ... iNeS-Haven Palladium.
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DEATH rRoM rnLAfonhRt

An inquest will be held to-day 81 No 60
watts-st over the body OF James MSCar,y whs d,sa
from the effect Of chlcrofoym. alleged 10 aye been
administered professionally, by DR.. Buules Of No a.
Mark's-pace. Deceased has long been suffering from
hemOTrloids and concluded 10 submit 10 a. surgical
operation. Dr. ThohlasC FlBnell, with several ofsari
hysioans. made pOstnortem eXsTatiOn. and aseer-
tanned that the heaS aud liver % Mefariy were yesy
much diseased The jury will Inc composed VI medl,a!
DR. Butle unies positively having administered
choroiorin he say bewas about 20 ddl So wea the
patient suddenly and upeApeeiedly e1Pred ~ CO mi
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ALMOST ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

To the EdGor or the IrtbhHe
SIR: One afternoon, few days ago, the
Bloomfield and Montclair train the Morris and Essex
Railroad, that should have left New-YoTk at $780, left
ten minutes behind time, AID ran from the Hackensaek
Bridge TO Newark at a rate Of speed not less than 40
miles an hour This is all right II nothing breaks; but
the axle of the tender Of this train did break hte
later when moving slowly up steep grade at Hugh
Bridge MontClair. Had this axle or the tender
broken before reaching Newark loss Of he could hardly
have been avoided. On n road with such curves aud
grades as on the Morris and Essex extra canton ana
Vigilance must be exercised the passenger travel 10
Newark will be transferred to the Newark and New York,
or the New Jersey Road. .. I u n
Netp- York Nov. 10 1869.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING FOR POOR CHILDREN
10 he Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In the severe weather approaching, VIII
not your readers kindly remember the shyering little
eits In our Industrial schools. and the haCad boys We
arc sending Ia the West from the lodging hOusesl We
Will send an packages OF secondhand clothing the
address be mailed To THIS Otec No. ~ East fouilst oi
they can be expressed directly here. j. MACY,
Asst secy Chdrens Aid society No 10 East Fourth-st'
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Garibaldi has written letter in reply TO the
invitation he has received attend the Council which
TO held ut Naples In December in opposition 10 that
which 10 be held at the time In Rome He says
that II the present century could only point to this Con
gress OF liberty and reason would be worthy of rank
ius among the best the history OF human progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-19
TIE aRsSp.sr. ,lrRprr.

James Lee. who shot Mm.-Kcane-in Alder
man Mlers Bank saloon No. 39s Grand ST. Non
day last yesterday bail by Coroner Rslhnsin
the sum OF teoo0 Mr. Daniel Beekman Of Ma 1s4 Ian
twenty seyenlhs. and doing business Al No s'aD''f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-19
TnE DEcIMAL srANDARD on RATEs TIE BEST

TO the Editor OF The Tribune. 100
SIR Your Washington correspondent re-
Gently teegraphed that Postmaster General CressWeu
will recommend a reduction If the price charged for
registering letters 70 six cents Hope he will not sug
gest that figure Let IL be Ave cents The old bungng
rates OF slxpences" and shiDRs" have given place "
regular convenient decimal currency, ana II seems 10
NE hat IL would contrary the tendency OF tue age
to recommend sixcent rate in any public department.
NeH York, Nov. TO- 1869. PROGRESS
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cALIFoRN1A-rHE ornEE SIDE oF NE sTORY

CALIFORNIA-TIIE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.
TO the Editor OF The tribune. -.r..... 4.
SIR: Being myself one of many thousands
OF wUrkIngnen in this State who unable TO find EN-
ployment WISH through your paper to warn poor men
who have work now, to leave IT, expecting TO grow
suddenly rich here The trades all full aud tile work
guan OF small means will lind IL Tar better 70 spend nus
money small farm the prairies than o. emgrate
10 fuG Pacific coast T. HEIrELI-
San Francisco, cal, Nov. 6. 1869 ..
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HOW MUCH THE PEOPLE HAVE SACRIFICED.

HOW MUCH THE PEOPLE HAVE SACRIFICED.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: ] read Mr. n. SaDds's letter in THE
TRIBUNE with deep interest presume his purpose was
10 give an accurate view OF the real sacrifices made by
the people from 1901 1863 inclusive. period Of
nino years have taken half hour To ascertain from
your tables OF receipts and expenditures this point with
the following results:
Total amount received from loans and Treas
notes.
Total amount paid loans &c.-..--- S,4O21is'sJ1
Credit 10 loans g. 5I7 236, s5s
Credit receipts from AL other sources than 49, o.
The entire expenditure being only .S59s72sI94
Of which only 0J6 were raised ny taxation Oh the
people or nearly od less than your estimate
Indeed wo may fairly deduct from this sum the mis-
eeaneous receipts amounting TO s27e5759s which were
raised not from taxation Of the people but chiefly from
nne confsoaons sales OF surplus stores ships OF war;
Ac &C This would leave the actual taxes and imposts
for nine years only fraction $780, 100000 per an
num- or In All o. o5945 The balance OF loans, S6
2s6 $50 nov due surplus capital partly OF our own
citizens partly Of Europeans cheerfuy loaned on GOOD
interest and Instead OF being deemed burden was
coveted boon 10 the capitalists Whether this loan should
be Ad Indefinitely like the debt u England as
reason OF taxing people, Ia question Tor free
Americans u decide Capitalists may desire 20 nuu on
% the bonds the people, think VIII wish 10 pay tnem
OF at an early day. hN'NDi"NA"
ketn- York, Nov. ., 1859.
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THE WOMEN FIND A CHAMPION.
eminent physician" OF Philadel

writing TO The EUeHul0 Bulletin says; III. u. .
false position IN this matter has occurred 10 AZ east
portion of the medical students. partly through Veiy
The true 1nfsaHs and character OF the ladies OF the
Woman's Medical College s altogether msunderstood.
IL not true that, In engaging Ia the study ~ nooe
any way impaired The facility with which thls qnany y.
impaired in the performance OF iabOfs or Pu'
sndles pure IN themselves Is not greater III
than In men. And may challenge any pure-ni.,Su
physician TO show that medical studies al az ~
nOdesty OF men. Then, IL not neither DO lhey Hs Vi
women The writer AYERS, from personal EnomloukV'
that no other circle OF fifty women any "heas ~ !.
likely to present q higher standard OF rehne'
ment o woiDany thought and feeling than 10 tnnt "a t
ladles ~ the faculty and present class OF the woman
Medical college, They the peers, 10 cay no oe, VI
the young gentlemen Of either OF the Colleges ID pu,
ana elevation OF character The experience OF bIoeAey
Hospital last winter bears witness 10 this ano III I'D any
single lnstance,a different Impression has ever oesn
gwen ny exceptional individual action, there u anP
eydehce OF ts having been strongly condemned anu us
allowed professional man who. in dealing win these
ladies, would pressure Q contrary view. 90 Dc 70