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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

ARMY OF PoToMAC SoCIETY.-Foilow-
ing close upon the formation of COM
mittee for that purpose, at the recent
meeting of the Third Army Corps I'm
ion, is issued for call for q meeting
of all officers who served in the army
of the Potomac, to be held in New
York on the 22d of February, there to
perfect a preliminary organization and
to arrange for II grand reunion at some
dtte Il little further removed. Signed
to this call are over two hundred names,
fairly representing the different depart
ments of that army and the different
periods of its existence; and we have
NJ doubt that what will eventually
prove to be the erandest of all the assoc
ciatiops formed to continue the kindly
feelings of the old comrades in arms is
now certain of speedy Inauguration.
Ever since the disbandonment of the
army there has been IL strong desire for
such an opportunity for friendly reun
ion, and the great success of the army
gathering at the West has fostered and
forwarded the wish
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

The Provisional Government could
probably not have found in all Spain a
better man for the Captain General
ship Of Cuba than General Dulce but
however popular may be personally,
he has as yet decidedly failed to make
any progress in subduing or even re-
pressing the Instruction From a ca
bic dispatch dated yesterday, we learn
that the town of Neuvitas is closely be-
seiged by the insurgents, and the
troops sent out by land for the rein
forcement of the garrison have been
defeated. A new revolutionary attempt
has been made in the Eastern part of
Havana, 1t is not probable that, with
the prospects Of new successes before
them, the insurgents willb found very
to lay down their arms.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13
HOW THE GOVERNMENT rs
SWINDLED

A Washington correspondent of the
Journal OF Commerce, Analysing a re-
port offered by Congressman Kelly,
and recon united to the Committee on
Naval Afai.s, nn rarths some rich devel-
npements in relation to the manner in
which orr navy yards and our govern
ment workshops are supplied with
tools and machinery. For example. -
"A large plane, originally made and
sold for S3, 700, was used eleven or
twelve years, then sold to the govern
ment for 1900 A moustrosity called
a boring machine. the only survivor OF
its kind the Committee were able to
find either i'll operation or in mechani-
cal literature was purchased, probably
as one of the twin relies of barbaIism,
by orr appreciative government, for
Sc, 800. A tool called double headed
lathe, one head of which was built
many wears ago by Warner and Whit
ney of Nashua. New Hampshire. the
other recently by some person un-
known, and spliced in the middle in
such II way as to make the machine
unfit to perform tile nice work requir
ed, was sold to the government for
about double the price of " new one.
Moreover that there have been paid in
the Philadelphia navy yard within the
last eighteen months for three super
animated or wornOut tools the sum of
$40 900: that any practical engineer
would swear they are not worth the
space they occupy in machine shop.
if the proprietors had the means of
buying adequate tools. "
The Journal writer says most OF the
tools mentioned in the report were
bought in New York second hand -
The public would like to to be informed
now, who are the parties thus "bnying
and selling, in other words, thus
the Government.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

Joseph W. Gott, for many years 70
prominent member of the bar of
Orange County, died at his residence
in Goshen, ON tho 9th instant. By his
legal ability, integrity, and Christian
life, he had obtNined the respect and
confidence of the community, and his
death, in the prime of his intellectual
powers and usefulness, will be deeply
felt as public loss.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to sub
scTibers at TEN CENTS WEEK.
MIR GEORGE L. VAN BLARCUM has "A route
in the upper part Of the city. Orders may
fe left at this office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES
viii supply those at the Port.
Copies may be obtained Mt the Post Office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13
Spain.
MADRID, Jan. u

-Four thousand soldiers have yoluu-
teered their services to the Govern
ment to assist in suppressing the in-
surrection in Cuba
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

THE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
Published at 155 BROAD STREET. near
Iy opposite the National State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE, Editor aud
Proprietor Mail subscribers So year
An advance. Single copies two cents.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A terri
bly, fatal accident occurred at an early
hour yesterday morning to the night
train on the Panhandle railroad, at
Cork's Run Point, about three miles
below Pittsburg The heavy rains of
Monday washed the earth from beneath
tho track, and left hundreds of ties
without foundation. When the train
reached the place ail the cars flew over
but the rear sleeping car, which became
detached from the other portion of the
train, breaking the coupling, and was
hurled over an embankment full sixty
feet The cars contained seven persons,
three of whom were instantly killed,
and the others seriously wounded. Two
of the wounded are not expected to re-
cover. The wreck took fire immediate
~ after the accident, but was with ex-
IRENE difficulty oxtinguished, and an
additional horror prevented
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

Job printing done at this office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

We rejoice in the reelection OF Vim.
NJ Stewart yesterday to the Senate of
the United States from Nevada, as fit
endorsement OF statesman calm
enough and wise enough to rise above
the passions of the hour, to compre-
tension of the fact that the policy of
revenge is ill-adapted to the restoration
of harmony after u great instruction.
Nevada has honored herself in honor
ing Mr.. Stewart. Tribune.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

''Frient. Mallahy, am pleased that
thee has got such fine organ in thy
church.
But" said the clergyman, II
thought you were strongly opposed to
having an organ in a church so [
am, said friend Obediah "but, then,
il thee will worship the Lord with ma
chinery, 1 would like thee to have a
first-rate instrument.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

Job Printing at this Office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

The Bible is total abstinence book.
The word wine occurs in it 261 times
121 times it contains warnings, II times
it contains warnings and reproofs, IL
times it denounces it as poisonous and
venomous, and times totally prohibits
it. There are nine different words en-
ployed in the Bible to denote wine.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-13

Emil Steinmetz, a well known painter
in Jersey City, drew $4,000 in gold in
the Havana lottery last week.
William Fitzsimmons, aged t6 years,
who was employed in Mechan's distille
ry, i'll Hoboken, was sent to the post Of
flee with IS note, and has not been
seen since Saturday
The residents and tax payers of Ber
gen Point andits vicinity have held sew
eral meetings lately, for the purpose of
taking steps to petition the Legislature
that the township of Bayonne be incor-
porated IL city, to be called Bayonne,
with limits extending from the Morris
canal south to the Kill Won Kull, and
from Newark bay east to New York bay.
Early yesterday morning the house
of Mr. Stevens, OF Bloomfield, New
York merchant, was entered by burg
lars, and about 500 worth of clothing
and jewelry was carried off
A man named O'Brien was killed at
Greenville yesterday, by being run over
by u train on the Central road. He was
walking on the track at the time, and
stepped from one track to the other
without seeing the train by which he
was killed.
The public mind OF the Inhabitants
of East Newark is turning in the direc
ton of annexation to the city of New
ark as an additional ward Meetings
for and against the measure have been
held, although the project is a feasible
one, and probably will be carried out.
At Il late meeting of the Hudson
County Medical Society, two oils were
prepared to be presented to the Leg!s
lature for the protection of the lives of
the people of Hudson county, against
incompetent physicians and druggists.
1t was stated that, owing to the proX-
unity of Hudson county to New York
countless throng Of quacks, abortion
lists and ignorant apothecaries. had
hoated over to this side for sustenance,
and that less than half of the practic-
ing physicians of the county were grad
yates of medical colleges. In Hoboken,
as an instance in point, the fact was as
certained that out of seventeen physi-
clans only seven were graduates of
medicine. while there was a small army
of abortionists and obscure quacks who
could not be obliterated
The next Sunday School Institute
for MiddIesex county will be held i'll
the Presby terian Church, Metuchen,
tomorrow, commencing at two O'Clock
p. NJ, and closing on Thursday night
s. W. Clark Of Newark, the Rev Ro-
bert Lowry, of Brooklyn, and other
eminent Sunday School gentlemen viii
assist
A destructive fire occurred mt Belle
vile at three o'clock on Monday morn
ing. Three buildings were destroyed,
including the one in which the Sons Of
Temperance held their meetings The
Divisions lose about $400. .
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED nv THE HERALD sTBAM YACHTS.
Steamship New York Ngb Hembeck, Bremen June and
Had wessfy winds and thick og most Of the passage June
o. la, lon 50 W, spoke ship rherese from London Tor
Steamship Arizona, Maury Aspnwan june Is, with md'e
steam.Sip sorro Jsss Adams Hsssns June is with
mdss and passengers, Atlantic Mail s,ramsnip Co Was
detained ID hour BY dense fog and now At anchor In the
s.sam,bip Hary Roberts, smith, Noreans days. with
cotton. wc. and hIds. 9 smith, pannlns w9edw'Td
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter Wilmington, NC " hour'
norS o Cape Lootou saw steamship G.Srsc washington
nssse . Do % or Mt NJ" 4 mile. sos o csSs
Hs,,eras large sidewheel ug with monitor In tow
siesm.Sip Brunette. Brooks Philadelphia with md'e ,oJ
ssip Nose. Day tof Richmond Me- Woodwork. Liverpool,
~ days with mdse 10 Wash Carver Had strong wesier.
days W Of the Banks, With gh, winds and cams. June
% s ssn o. r % .RUss I es sh"m o
9Th, schr Cremes, 500 do do. - .
rsos panhams Sepbsw 60 vessel 70 jas Eweii Co
Had strong westerly winds the whole passage Saw large
fable Island. vessel bottom mp apparently schooner
about i5o tons. hsd not been lcns IN hai condition %
rndse, 10 Funch, Edye 70. Had strong westerly winds
Bari !iis9ious 'sa SPENCE. B.hs, 81 days. with md'e. to
order. Is snshorsd oasds the Hook .,,.. o,,,o. ~
days, with salt, A., eni Iassenscr, 70 Abel ..
with sugar 20 Thompson Hunter. s anchored outside he
Bark A Allen, Fsrr, Csrdenss n days, with TO
French bFofwsr obirsrdo, Landosphe BalifsI, days
she mounts gun. and has ere. Of 100 ecsr, e s1s men with
fra, 70 Geo sui.y. f.:s.d Gioi.sr May nsd iish,
orssr /: s"sbCsa outside .ss eos 10 0-'' "'
e:s rsSson % s @ss ca. ss
se Bows. Jsetson ror'gsss Monroe for Providence
sck &c Whns, Stirling, Virginia