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an" S"',i law U'"SN w ICluV!"n'i II
as Iohg as i've 1 ne error was IN ,oNor
OF Mr; 'arlnau' l ASKED II should cor
rec, 'Hc hSulcS, anu ne ansWerctt' No.
let them correct thelr own mistakcs;.W.e
uoh examine olllS lor othcr p'op!c
honesty. Jaw inc biii settled, ANA Mr..
Iarina,' 'ook ~ tlaI was not liis IN
lcIt shocked ~ hIsl 1T seemed such a
wrong ,nllg P e, soon Ter ne i;I e,
me me, 5,iimpleton io I, handnig 1oO ON to
INC 'c'ict oi d I"hk' Whici ne htu over
paiI me ON check, ana then"
M9N, | aSh thc protection OF thc
court NNGu Mr. Narih@n.
Is What the iad says true aSkc! the
Judge.
MI Cariilan lesitttcu ana lcoNeu con-
iuSed' ali eyes were on ms lace ana
JUDGES ana jury lawyers ana spectators,
i ii ceI .'ili .i'at nc was Sullly Oh ie"uihg
'ile unhappy young man a7traE'
Eo' loilg 'i,IeIWurus, reTuilleu iGW
IT, III receiving my wages, iouhd thaI
Mr.. CNrman had pail me fifty cents too
ii!uch' was aoou' 10 give l! pack TO
ann, Wilch / feihGihocfed ms rcmarN
ABOUT tcUilg people correct TN clr own
mistakes, ana sai" 10 ihysell, let MN
CoIIeci hl7 owl errors ahu ulsilohSs'lS
hep1 ihe iiioncY' fEall iilc .hilg mp
beneu' ana again l kept the money tha'
u!u no' pe!oA 70 ms ihlS was inc pc
summing Oh evil an" hef, ann. II ne
,lao SHOWN any mercy | mlght nave
Nt,t Sllcilt anu ''i"uN II" "eichcc'
me young man covered MS lace Wltn
llls iiaiius ahu SAT u0Wh oNerpoWercu
win MS !cellllgS' Ills h'olhcr, VINO
was near MN, sooneu aIouu, ana 0ehI-
my over, luiu her HahuH OH ms h'au,
say ',iS -,
VI! poor poy H'A poor 10Y
mere were lew eyes II! inc couri rom on
i ''.Ui ~ W.; IN 'iic SiiIiicc '''' w
IS my character 20 pe mus nIaS' Il
ois ~ liiiS Tlsht
our soieinl .' o"!h lilaV ms chaiSe
Is u ~ sa,1 ',ieJuus'' WI Set you
~ we ~ nv l., VIZ Wy Happy
p clH oliiY oppoit''li!'S anu tic coufV
iol. uou',' III iil lIS " liuH, mn.
"i ti' ~ - '.ou. ~ "s"i'i ih1'"n
i!'u tuiIieu MS "ilite i'tce, ana u'rN'
pieiG'nS eyes ul'oii Mr. oafthan' go,
hoi mn t'Ne Ills o"''' ii NC ui re
nc fAc G,
W.. Eui ' !i, oohH'''e" WIN MS coull-
Sci unu Witn''re ".
-Ai,eI pIiol conference Win ms as
socia!es, Gle p!esiuiiIg Ju''Se saiu' au-
"lvs9InS 'lc c'iitliila'
a., IN col'sI''eIatioil o. YOU youth, ana
.ilt 'eni ''.,oIi 10 MHle.. ~ teilGtf youth
you WeIt ulilla,pl'ily SUBJECT lile couft
.lNcS you .i'N sign sei,'ei'ce, one yeai
'Son,,',uti bu' it' lug S1ieilniy
""in ou "SsIit'9' NY olcp9 III .ilc way
, ou :, ilaNe t">en' I'M. ta'I nave 10 10
~" ~ w. - VI III VIZ SELL, VI
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Mr.. :. A. Aliens Improved Hair
Restorer and Dressing. The attention
of the public is invited to the very i'm
portant change rec nifty made in this
article. We offer the Improved Prep
aration, Il Restoror prompting it to its
natural color and beauty, together with
an agreeable Dressing all in one bottle.
This combination is perfect and unex-
ceptiOnable in every respect, and is used
with great satisfaction by old and young.
iment, designed exclusively Tor Dress
ing, Strengthening and Beaut.fying the
Hair, refreshing toilet luxury, far pre-.
ferraele to French pomades, and sold at
half the price. Sold by all Druggists.
260-7
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None name thee but to praise" should
be inscribed upon every bottle Of" Bar
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorativc," for
among all its would be compeers il
stands alone unapproched and unap-
proachable.- lPufchAiun ana Refector,
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BELL'S SPECIFIC Pills

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
Weakness, the result of Youthful Iudscretion,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business, social society or mar
riaSe. They can be used without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
lrce one Dollar per box, or four boxes for
three dollars. If you cannot procure these pills,
enclose the money to BRYAN q Co., Ga Cedar
street, New York, and they will be sent by return
mail, WELL SEALED Private circulars to gentle
men sent free on application enclose stamp.
lS9cod-W24s-lE
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A Balm foreyery Wound. Gracc'

"a isstatsk AVA Nv SE w ottAN. ~ o't "
celebrated Salre is now so generally used
for the cure of flesh wounds, cnts, burns
ulcers, telons, sprains, and ali diseases
of the skin, that praise of it seems to
ife needless. Those who have tried it
once always keep a box on hand, and
nothing Will induce them to be with
out supply.
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100000 Lives Lost
the use OF
T o B A G c o .

T OBJ &C co.
save your money and restore your health, by
using DR.. Byrn's Antidote for Tobacco This is
not substitute bnt cure for Smoking Chew
ing, and Snuii-takiug. Few persons are aware
of the terrible effects of the noxous weed on the
human system. Dyspepsia, Headache, Disease
Of the Liver Sallow Complexion, Costiyencss of
the Bowels, Loss OF Memory and other diseases
are the Affections brought on by its use. The
Antidote is purely vegetable and harmless. 1t
acts as tonic on the system, purifes the blood,
and enables a person to digest the hartiest food.
Samples sent free for 80 cents 50 per dozen.
Ad iress NJ, j. Yarnell, Sc Cannon ST., n. \.
fsn2i7-3m
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Henry Lane, John IL. Ciev,iahd'
John b. HOLSTER, Charles &. Dewey
Jonathan Ross, Charies hccu'
William Harmon, Charles N. flciu'
Jasper Rand, Joseph W. 1o,Dutll,
II. II. Poweis, NathanieI W fichcn
Timothy =. Redfield.
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LEGAL NOTICES

1 n BANkRurTCI. III the District Court of
! the United states. for the District of Vermont
IN the matter of
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Errors of Youth.

FOUNG MEN the experience of years has
L demonstrated the fact that reliance can be
placed in the efficacy of
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiort to tho
best imported German Cologne, ans
sold at half the price. d d W.
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WONDERFUL.-Hcnry w. Burr. No.
40 West 14th Street, wnilc on visit to
the West, attacked with severe illness
fromdrinking impure water. Life was
dcspaired of, and it was though that
he must die. His wife was Immediately
sent for, AID in u day or two was at his
bedside. Having herself seen the bene-
ficias results from the use Of PLANTA-
TON BIrrERs, she insisted upon their
being administered to him, which was
done, in quantities prescribed by the
attending physician. The result WAS
almost as if by magic, and in onehalf
hour from the time they were given her
husband was out Of danger, and by a
moderate use Of them three or four times
a day, he was soon able to resume his
journey to his hame. Thisis but one
case of many thousands that we know of.
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2.Gl-3

TN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of
/ the United States, for the District of Vermont.
in tho mattcr of
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b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk

STATE or VERMONT, ; The Hon. tn, Prolai.
District of Franklin - Court for the Dist ct
OF Franklin.
To all persons Interested III the estate of
Casper \ Skccls and Charlos 4. Sliccls. of High.
Z t., in said District
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For Council Of Ccnsors.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
THE LONDON PRESS on THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE

The London papers print the full text of the
Prehdents Message and discuss it in leading articles
The Times says The arrival Of the text of the Presidents
Message and account Of the incidents OF its reception
explain the mysterious statements which have been sent
by the Atlantic Telegraph. Tie extraordinary an
nouDcement that the seuate had refused 20 allow the
Presidents Message 10 be read assumes different charac
ter when the real circumstances Of the explained
and the resolution affirmed by the House OF Representa-
tves, rOosng against reputation any form Ia from
being an idle assertion OF the honesty which OF honor
could not suppose would be mpugned was though vague
In expression, yet justifable, may almost say
necessary reply the part OF the Legislature 10 the
sentiments which had been addressed 10 them The truth
Is that Mr JohnsOns message exhibited the faults OF his
character In Their forms The fact that the end of
his term at hand seems 10 have intensified his stub
bOrnness and 10 have provoked him TO assaults upon
the Legislature More than this he took occasion though
perfectly that he could say would recon-
mend any proposal the wisegt, those whom be
addressed 70 plunge into the most abtruse questions Of
financial legislation. and % propose OF dealing
with the public creditor which would scarcely differ from
undisguised repudlatl0n
The Star says II easy 10 retire with dignity that
40 excuse can be accepted for public man whose last
hehYerance Is ncoherent indeeOrous and ludlcrous
r Andrew Johnsons Message will 20 far to Justify the
nostDy O congress toward him even in the opinion of
those VINO have hitherto considered that il was pshed 10
81 VAueue We hear much OF personal govern
Hent I'D france, where the selection OF n member
on ue sIsdlve Body for Ministerial office has lust
peeh NcicVmeo as most gratifying step toward cor.
stuona system but even In the United States govern.
eht must DC admitted 10 DO much too persODa So long
as the nominal head Of the State has the onnortnt ~
issuing as national document what b. smhv Am sttacI
Dh VIC COhke Us when renders im pOwerIess and the
people WHO nave condemned bis policy.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
Al Notices OF
name and address.
DIED


DAY-rn Broou T. MARY Jeanette only daughter Of Gsorgs
HI nd Jeanette L. Dsy. in the 18th OF her
deceased respectfully invited
the funeral THURSDAY Jan AZ o'clock from TIE resi-
Cumberaudst
DCKSON-On Tuesday evening" Jan catharine A., wife Of cspt
John =. Dickson. .
from her late residence Ninety second near Seehs
He will be taken ~ The Church Of
de Paul Twentyh SIthave where solens
requiem will be offered for the repose Of her soul
GRAYDoN-oa Tuesday. the Sta inst Mary wife Of Wiin
Graydon
u o'clock
LuMBY-In BROOKLYN Wednesday Jan william Lunby Ia Ii.
tn & The family are respectfully invited to funeral
Friday jan g. O'clock from No u MoDiaglest rhoas
further notice.
MILLER-ou Tuesday jan after long Illness Dr. Jacob Miller
10 the 10th year OF hisage -, =. ..,o., =.
FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock Tue relatives s3d friends and mem
bers Of the medical profession are invited 10 attend
Philadelphia and Albany papers please copy
VAN BURRN-Suiden Tuesday Jan Frances Parker wife
Edwin p Van Buren, and daughter OF the late GsHs aAd ssah
Parker ~, 49,.
Third and Fourthave THURSDAY the 7Ih ust AZ II o'clock
The relatives and friends invited to attend.
sAMMIS-on Tuesday jan Abigail samm 10 ths S3ih rear
TIE and friends are respectfully invited 10 funeral
this rhusday) p O'clock Her remains Si BE aAen
NorhpOtt, L. l.
TUoMPsoy-on wednesday Jan Phs Thompson 81
respectfully Invited 10 sttea5 ae fanerh
Principal Of Coored School No Friday tie sh 0'l.
at IL o'clock
THoMPSoY-On Friday evening jan Francis Thompson Of1s
city AGED 20 yearI
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
THE EPIPHANY,

The celebration of the Epiphany, or the
Feast OF Lights" as it was known among the primitive
Christians was held last evening in tho Zion Church.
corner OF Madson-ave and Thirtyeghthst Tho church
was beautifully decorated Laurel wreaths placed
nt equal distances around the walls and the pillars were
holly and on the altar prouson olghts was burning
Along the walls in various places, were symbols OF the
Creator and Eternity whio the altar the sym
bolo letters, Alpha ana omega. HANGING Deiore tne
star and The first portion OF the service was
read by tho Rev. II. f. Dennson after which the Rev
delphia then intoned tho prayers. The address was
made by the Rev Bishop Southeate, who read from the
second chapter Of John And the third day there was
marriage in Cana Of Gallce; ana the mother OF Jesus
was there" The reverend gentleman showed the an
tquity Of tho festival and that the congregation we're
only doing what the primitive Christians had d9nS iong
ism and said that It's highest aim appeared 20 De news
paper notoriety. The services concluded Win oehe'
diction. - .,,.,,,
The festival o the Epiphany was eonmemorated at the
Church of the Holy COmmuniOn--the Rev. DR.. Muhlon'
bergs-last evening, with appropriate services; dne
tons-oyergreon wreaths ard festoons twining the
pillars and depending from the arches ana snl
inches nc OF @ tae rsSa wS nv The ReT Mr. Ia%Tence
The Rev. DIR. Hill, missionary OF the American FRO
esaut Episcopal Church In Greece gave an interesting
account OF the condition OF the missionary work In that
country. Mr. Lawrence made q statement OF the
general condition OF the various missionary enter
prlses Of the Church. and mado an urgent APP
peal TO the congregation, ana the eonm"nSans th rs
carry on the good work. The Rev Dr. Potter Rector oi
Grace Church. epoke of the Importance and necessity OF
the home missionary m2yemen ana wSr to he
devoted % tae interests OF tho foreign missions OF the
Church. was literally met by the congregation W4 W4
reign" be The exercles closed with benedictlo" ~
the Rev, Mr.. Lawrence.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
LArEsr GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

The notorious DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan has
abandoned Springfield, Mass. for parts unknown.
The Supreme Court of South Carolina will
deliver the opinion the Charleston MayoralIy nanda
mus case to-day.
Gen. Young, Supervisor of Internal Rev
onuc seized Anton Frodnan's roctfymg house at Gin.
cnnati, yesterday
The Ontario Legislature reassembled yes
ferday but adjourned without transactng any business,
out OF respect to the memory OF tho late W. W. shaw
Both branches of the Maine Legislature
were organzcd yesterday by the election OF the officers
nominated in the Republican caucuses
R. w. Mackey of Pittsburgh was nomi-
mated for Slate Treasurer Of Pennsyyaa by the Rcpub
csn cancus Yesterday Both Houses OF the Legislature
have adjourned until Tuesday
The steamer Sacramento sailed from San
Francisao FOR Panama yesterday with SGiC0O IN treas
ure si7l OOO OF which is for Newfork and soO0 for
England
The Hons. j. G.. Blaine, +. A. Pike, aud
Jobn Peters left Augusta FOR Washington, yesterday
thus leaving the Senatorial contest Ia which they have
been engaged.
A woman named Williams, residing in
Uampon Village Canada IN t OF insanity on Tuesday
drowned her two children In barrel OF water ahd was
discovered getting into IL hcisel'
"A San Francisco dispatch says The Ken
.uck Mnirg Counauy have declared dividend OF sac q
share for Decemr payable on the 9t OF January, ana
tie Yellow Jacket Company have declared dvldenu OF
500 share for the quarter ending DEC Si payap'o Oh
tue 18th OF January.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
MEXICO.

THE CONVENTION WITH TIE UNITED STATES
THE SPEECH or GEN. OsECRANS-GENERAL
SYMPATHY WITH CUBA.
HAVANA, Jan. 6.--Edward L. Plumb, late the
American Secretary OF Legation and Charge dAares at
Mexico arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz and is to sail
on Saturday next for Washington lie brings with him
the copies Of the Convention forhe settlement OF Amer
and Mexican claims and of the treaty recognizing the
rights OF naturalzcd citizens which were rahed by the
Mexican Congress- The Mexican Journals generally alb
stain from cOnment the speech made by Gen Rose
efans at his reception by President Juarez Inc oOeo
OF Vera Cruz tho ONLY Journal which crtcizes the dis
course, shows much Indignation at what II cas the AFRO
giant tone OF the American Minister aud tho hddeh heace
OF his words Many rumors calculated 10 create
alarm were circulating III Mexico regarding lhee
tXnnsion OF Gen. ROsccrans, ana u WAS Ieloltcu
iat snat The recent frequent sessions OF Cobsr1ss
",th Srti CLOSED doors wcro field 10 consider tho @
S,Jvct Of his denands but they were probably Wholly
tiVVtteu 10 the discussion and ratification OF ihe Two
uuoaties with the United States The Tioo Repfbt'cS
He"soaOe asserts that these treaties are not fayoIaOy
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
THE FUNERAL OF A PATRIOT,
fRRnM nnR OMN CORRESPONpENTl !

HAVANA, Jan. 2.--Tho great event of tho
week was the funeral procession which marched Wednes
day. from the Church OF our Lady OF Guadalupe escort
ing to the general cemetery the remains oil Don Caio
Cepedo young man OF about ~ years and native OF
santo Esprtu 1t appears that sr Cepedo was OF good
family OF small MEANS and ardenty enlisted, 10 feeling
nj least in favor Of the Revolution lie was about ltAN
home Join tho insurgents but some other person
was lust nj that time arrested in his native town. ana
among the papers found the name OF this young man
who was as the memorandum had II, to command 2O9
men The officials OF the Government Immediately seized
Cepeda and being brought 20 Havana lac was lodged IN
the common caroci After some 10 or ia days time he
found himself unwen one evening; during lhe nlsht
brain feyCr set IN, and by morning he died However,
undisngushed was this person the occasion seentu
fitting for n political demonstration. The Cure OF MOI
scrrste was unwilling 10 perform the last sau Ieh lol
rebel but the venerable priest OF Nueslra othoia ue
Guadalupe took a charitable view OF matters ana
I'm the presence OF large multitude read the service Tor
the dead. train OF carriages, l5 IN number iooWe
the bcarse while 37s9 persons, whites aud DlacAs WIN
Iofs on marched I'm procession. The ables lawyers and
doctors the richest merchants and all the best OF naive
Cuban society turned out Ihelo McTe lo" VI H'
SpaniRTds present
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
CHINA.

DEDICATION or A PROTESTANT CHURcu-r,,D
ENGLISH CHINESE DIFFICULTY
The following important news has been re-
ceiyed here from China:
HASKow.The first Protestant Church In Central ctl.
dedicated TO the service Of God by the Right Re
the Bishop OF Victoria on Saturday, Nov. 2, 1868
KINKIANG-The Commissioner OF Customs Mr. Dro,.
gives tire knkiang report Of export dulles FOR tbe tlr4
quarter 1865 at o ts against l33Gl It's for 1861 and
fg5 9H It's for 1866.
CHIs-KAYo.--H. B. NJ gunboat Dovo Is watching IN.
Grand Canal while the feet of Nsnkin. Indications
from headquarters point toward an early settlement Of
all our troubles.
SPECIAL Correspondence 70 Tie News Letter
NAEEIs. Nov. I2.-The Rodney, RinadO, elancy and
Tcams reached NaukD Sunday afternoon, on Mon
day morning Mr. Medhnrst II. B NJ Consul, with sIuad
Cf ,nariDos called on Tsenkwofn and demanded full
yeparatOn fOr the insults offered 10 the missionaries M
Yungeh0w Tseug pT0posng 10 delay the discussion Of
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
FALLING OF sCHoOL-HoUsE FLooR-EIGHT PER,
SONS KILLED

RocursrEn, Jan. GA shocking accident oc-
curred this city this evening by which eight persons
were killed and 80 seriously injured floor in the school
house OF st. Peters and ST. PauPs Roman Catholic
Church gave way while II was crowded with
or more persons went down aud several were instantly
killed. The widest excitement ensued and It was some
time before wounded could be taken from the debris
The following the killed Bernard Downer and wife,
Mrs. George Rink, Mrs. Charles Spar George Pop Kate
Lawrence, Emma Beers and Margaret Weiss Many sur
geons attending the injured, some Of whom will prob
ably die. The building was erected last Summer
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY = 1856

received by the Americans resident in Mexico The
Mexican press generally express sympathy for the revo
lutiOnary la Cuba Some journals demand the
nexatton Of Cuba and Its conversion into Mexican
province.
Brigandage IN the country steadily on the increase,
and the commerce and Industry OF the country are nearly
paralyzed
Gen. Gonzalez Ortega has issued manifesto TO ihis
friends advising them TO remain tranquil and pursue
their ordinary ayocations for the present
RUMORED SALE OF TWO STATES.
SAN Francisco, Jan. Ga letter from Du-
range states that Gems Ortega and Paton Ghe latter
Gently assassnaed) had in their possessionsso their
friends acknowledgements showing that the States OF
Chihuahua and SinalOa have been sold TO the United
Sates and would be occupied by American forces inside
of two years. The report fully credited In Durango
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

C. IT. Barrett, Chelsea. Mdss.-Aneke Jams Bogardua
was the wife of Dutch clergyman. and whom this
island was under the dominion of Holland, was left
by the decease of her husband in possession OF the
property now enjoyed by Trinity Church. When the
English superseded the Dutch the property IN some
manner other, under the control of the Colo
NAL Governor, and was leased by him TO Trinity
Church. The heirs Of Aneke JAMS claim that by the
English law. the English Colonial Governor had ne
ship Of the property There are many difficult legal
questions involved in the case and the early history
Of the Jams family like that of the ancient Romans,
rests in some obscurity OF the Buck familys claims
we have no knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
THE ROBBERY OF THE MERCHANTS UNION EX'
PRESS CAR.

In the month of July last, Ellsha T. FERRIS
ESQ., Justice OF the Peace OF White Finhs ISSUED war
rant for tbe arrest OF two men, psmed Isaac MASH alias
tat i ~ N ond iobn Buldrd. alias Charles f. John
son tbcn in canada on cbsgo OF having entered car
90 & N.rch .nt Union Express Company, early on the
morning OF the Ist day ef May last bound the hands ana
legs OF Putnam W. hS" eSsehger @ o o in0 in bs montR
and under threat OF blowing out his brains, IN ~
caso be made any noise, robbed the, saie
and car OF money. gold coin, Treasury notes bank bs
honds and nrces valued at $l5o0OO while the car was
poar Yonk,r its way fron Albany to New YORK. over
ihe uudson River Railroad. The accused were arrested
at Toronto. Canada; but on an examination oelote y,
m,gtstrate there, Of tho prisoners Was aoWeu 70
make a statoueut which he set forth that the prop
arty was taken according To an arrangement ntuc MIN
tla messeuser Brown who received share OF the plum
der thus making u OF embezzlement ON the par
OF Browp Mt the same time enabling them 70 escape & ho
provision OF the existing ExtraditiOn Irehiy ,r,,n
magistrate therefore, discharged the era held
custody, bat the ngstrate was arrested anu aan
TO answer for having made mock IAN sum, "f
i'm the case and receiving from the prisoners e"o
81 500 for releasing them, They were to Tia
and after another exaIhination were e~enne IasI
atfhortes OF this state; and on SATURDAY s .
they reached White Plains IL charge Oh |0 "VV't Wv
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07

tbe ouostion he informed that he did not comply
Inv boclock D. m. that day the Chinese gunb0at Tenk
tSen chored off Nankn, would be seized Alarmed at
mis- he complied with all the demands Ma, the new
V;ceroy visited the Rodney Thursday, In state, and
received with a vIceroya salute Of II guns The fleet
viii return TO Chnkiang to-day Nov. 12 Three hundred
,uen will be sent at Yang-ch0w and the lterat
Seraded and punished The Chinese gunbOat goes down
70 Chnkisng with English officer on board, and will
he handed Chinese officials when the demands
are complied with. The fleet VIII then return to shaDg
hal and the Rnaldo with Lord Scott will go to Formosa
10 adjust the missionary question there. Capt Dunlop
OF the Dove has been buy surveying the Great Canal
preparatory the Of the feet. The Plymouth
Rock, Capt Joseph Harmon, Will tako this important
news TO Shanghai.