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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o., 1869

Cuban Republicans than the President desires to 60
while many prominent members of the House are
fully up with Senator Morton. Secretary Fish has
been charged with want of liberalty toward the
Cuban Republicans, but those who bring this accu-
sation may not be aware of the policy he has really
been pursuing, some indication Of which may be
found in his removal of Mr.. Plumb from the Havana
consulate. 1t was reported in the inner circles of
diplomacy short time ago, that the proclamation
recognizing the belligerent rights of the Cubans
had been actually drawn up for several months that
the form filed in at the earnest desire of Secre-
tary Rawlins before his DEATH and that ne besought
Grant to promise that it would be issued as soon as
possible. '.I 81 .' ..'- .-.I- .e4I son
At all events both of the questions involved In our
present relations with Spain must now very be
brought to decision. And Spain must know that it
is not worth her while to indulge in anything like
menace or intimidation for this will have no effect
whatever upon our Government. ,floia gfi 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
GENERAL TELEuRAPHIc NEWS.

IN Major j. p. Goodsell died of pneumonia
at DnrlIaniville, n. y, on Monday, aged 81 years
m The Rev. John p Dean, pastor OF st.
Johns Catholic Church In Philadelphia died YESTERDAY
no :. "A National Convention of Liquor Dealers
commences In Chicago to-day.
poo !. The Virginia State Republican Conven-
ton meets in Richmond today. .I.H'1.
Adyices from Alaska state that gold has
been discovered on the bars In the INTO
aBedekiafl IIapens was found dead in his
bed at the Northern Hotel, Utica, yesterday He died
from heart disease. 80. ~
- ouartermaster- General Meigs of Washing
ton who been suffering from erysipei"s ia Oh A''
for some days, Is Improving
W The body of Peter Wedenhouse was yes
erdy from the ruins Of the house ths s fs rs
three other persous are still buried there
-H "A heavy gale prevailed at San Francisco
yesterday, and numerous Wrecks are sPPciS sound
bark Ss M sa ssrs sasa Vista s
Lieut. Gen. Sheridan is still quite III at
his residence in chicago being Senne sro 10 1 cold His
% thinks he win soon recover. .,5,..
y The argument in tho Memphis and Little
Rock RAILROAD case continued a. tte Rock yester
day The old Board OF Directors stu have possession ol
the road, and trains are running as usual .s n -
M Edward Foster said TO have done service
IN the state Prison. under arrest In Boston, charged
with biackmaing Abraham A. French 70 the extent OF
x 90 by threats OF exposing some impropreties which
lie alleges against the latter o. all sl Hs' .fH 30
Young man named Barnett was pub
fciy accommodated from the Walnutst fst, Louis
PTrsbyterian Church last Sunday for extracting money
rom ibe weekly collections He confessed to having
purloined about u. 900 since last February.
A Japanese Prince and suite arrived by
the CHINA stsaner at San Francisco Tuesday. He ~
az az commissioner by the Emperor Ca inquire
the CONDITION OF tho japanese laborers on the sugar
plantations In the Sandwich Islands.
: ARRANGEMENTS have been completed ut
Ricbmond with several prominent NewYork capitalists
iy which the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad VIII be COM
eted az once. Among the capitalists are w, H. Aspln-
wall. A A. Low, e. p. Huntington, Fisk Hatch, and
others.
In the case of Norman +. Smith against
,he Central Railroad Company tried before the
nreme Court Utica, Judge Muln pssiding, the jury
Yesterday brought In verdict for the plaintiff Of $4,000
damarss smith injured year ago by the col
sion OF special train with working train near Whites
Town. Smith engineer the Apeoial train q. the
time.
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THE sUEZ CANAL.

RETURN OF THE FLEET TO PORT SAID. ,s.,
I'D PARIS, Tuesday, Nov. 49, 1859.
The Journal Ociel has received the following dis
patch from Port Said: 1.-The Imperial yacht Aigle,
with the Empress board, and the entire feet left
suez yesterday, and reached the Mediterranean to-
day. The success of the Inauguration is complete"
PROTEST FROM THE SULTAN. -.A--~~.
-- LONDON, Tuesday Nov. %. 1852
The Sultan protests against the act of the Viceroy
of Egypt in proclaiming the neutrality OF the Suez
Canal as a trespass on his sovereignty. dispatch
from suez reports that the Egyptian steamer Latif
has been aground two days off that port
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AFRICA.
SAFETY OF MR.. LIVINGSTONE.

UT IIFINNchV1'H'
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1859.
1t is now absolutely certain that the great African
traveller, the Rev. David Livingstone, is safe. The
Duke Of Argyle yesterday received q telegram from
the Governor of Bombay containing the information
that he 1.-THE Governorl had just received letter
from Mr. Livingstone himself, dated Ujiji. May IL,
1862 Mr. L. was in good health, and was everywhere
web treated. a-srrr...
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THE ACCIDENT IN THE LEXINGTON. KY, col
. -..s-r.....r. ORED CHURCH.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 23--0nly two persons were
killed by the falling Of the floor OF the Second Colored
church Al Lexington KY, on Sunday. number Of the
CONGREGATION escaped going down with the floor by
humping through the windows, many OF whom are now
suffering from broken limbs .... r.I."n md I...r
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FRANCE.
TWO MINISTER'S REFLECTED.

= IL I'll
as f9 rs Isl '-,.iI + PARIS Tuesday, Nov, %. 1862
The city is entirely tranquil. Ministers Bourbean
and Leroux have been reelected Deputies. ~ M,
A SUPPORTER OF THE NFALLIBILTY OF THE
FL na POPE CENsURED. t-
The Bishop of Orleans reprimands, NJ. Veuillot,
the editor the Ultramontane organ here, for the
publication Of articles in favor of the infaIbity OF
the Pope. i'S .oi +..I .f" .i ~ .-h
The Emperor has decided to remain in Paris for
the present 1.s4sss-s-a' so.d d. .ila.I
~ THE LONDON TIMES ON THE SITUATION.
A' 9o LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1863.
The Times in an article the political situation in
France says 1.-The hopes which were lately raised
of the formation OF Ministry under Olivier have
vanished. The Emperor has resolved to retain his
present advisers in Office at least until the meeting
of the Chambers when new men may be required to
initiate the new relations between the Government
and the Legislature. Whether their appointment
will precede or follow the opening Of the Chambers,
or whether they will result from imperial preference
or parliamentary vote is of little consequence.
The Legislature if true to itself. viii always have
the last word the subject 1t is for the Legisla-
ture to enlighten the Sovereign, to bring its wishes
to bear on him, and to impose them, if necessary,
upon him. '~r7 ..ae. p 500. -... .r....
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ONE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLES LEASED TO
% GERMAN 6oNpANf. lY.
p sT5ss LONDON, Tuesday. Nov g. 1869.
The Anglo-American Telegraph Company have
leased one of their two Atlantic Gables to German
company, with whom negotiations to this end have
long been pending. The term Of the lease is i've
years. y ..r-...... 80.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
tra .ia .aa SPAIN. isIdg a-- fiII1.
THE SPANISH RFpIRI IcANs IMpI IcArEn WITH

THE SPANISH REPUBLICANS IMPLICATED WITH
..f -.Gf THE CUBAN INSURGENTS. sirI- e.. r.
t-i1 MADRID, Tuesday, Nov. %. 1862
In compliance with resolution adopted BY the
Cortes calling for information, the Government has
been obliged to submit for examination documents
which impcate Spanish Republicans in a conspiracy
with the insurgents of Cuba ..-' ~ D.. ..ni. !.
ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS TO BE PUNISHED.
The Government has determined to adopt rigorous
measures against certain Bishops who left the
country for Rome without passports or permission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

tarr.a sial ,av osss odj 90 sa1aaa 1srr. r 70
..4I4 Lii ..Hr.
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Jour SPANISH RELATIONS.

w THE ASPECT IN WASHINGTON. 100. 1..
PREPARATIONS FOR ANY CONTINGENCY = REAL
MEANING OF THE NAVAL 'MovEMRNTs--DEL-
ICATE NATURE OF THE DIPLOMATIC RELA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE SPANISH CONSUL

The Spanish Consul ST. Don cortes is Colonel in the
regular army OF spain and only occupied his position
In the Consular chair 20 days. Ho Is apparently LIB
ernl Republican but thoroughly ineensed against the
Cubans He cannot comprehend tile situation OF affairs
10 the ghnboats In fact huge wet blanket has
been thrown over the entire Spanish community The
Consul appeared much oppressed by the action OF the
government but did not seem disposed TO discuss the
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now THE crB,ss RECEIVED THE NEWS.

nocsed during the day the phase Of af
fairs the excitement from early morning I'LL the hour for
WAS nteDsa The papers read aloud by such
able the lntrioaces or our uncouth put
for the nOnce most pleasant tongue and tho cheering
words of the dispatches from Washington rapidly trans
lated into vehement Spanish, amid the enthusiastic
claInor OF the delighted auditory The announcement of
Connul Plumbs recall was greeted with loud acclaim,
and that OF Consul Halls appointment with evidences OF
satsfaction no less noisy sincere In short the Gu
hans were overlooked at what they looked upon most
br liant sgus OF promise and gave free and hearty vent
10 the expression OF hopes for the future OF their
native land.
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wlaII-l0I --III"0UIITw or
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
Council Df dlse Episcopal
Church.

Fredericksburg, May 28.-
The Council met OH tuesday
morning pursuant to adjourn
lnent, at 81 O'Clock, and, after
the usual religious services, pro-
decided to business.
The following additional lay
delegates reported ; L. Ii Ba-
ker, Norfolk ; l.. Il. Cunning
ham, Culpeper, and Dir. q. l..
Nicholson, bliddlesex.
DR.. Norton, from the Tom
mittee on the admission of the
Petersburg Colored Church
stated that fourteen out OF fifteen
+, members were present, and that
the comm ttee i'll its results was
almost unanimous. They re-
commended the adoption OF the
following resolution
Resolved, That the congrega-
ton of st. Stephen Church
Petersburg be admitted into
union with the diocese OF Fir-
ginia, and be represented liz
council aud their interests cared
for by the standing committee
on colored congregations as
heretofore provided.
Bishop Whlttle said tha5 the
constitution OF the Council made
no distinction as to color, and
lif the church be admitted it
would be entitled to all of the
privileges OF any other church.
The resolution did not meet the
question it was not, to be per
tectly respectful to the, cou!mit-
tee, worth the paper on which
it was written, He judged that
congregation by hlrseit, and
supposed it would demand its
| full rights. Even If, after they
were accorded them, they might
decline exercising them. He did
not understand the scriptures to
require us to acknowledge the
social equality Of all races. God
had Enthusiastically set his mask
upon them, aud it was at war
with his providence to attempt
to break down the barrier be-
tween them and the Wiute race
lie moved TO recommit the roSo-
luton to the committee, and
that the Council refuse to re-
ceive the church into this Coun-
Gil, because this case ~ not pro
vided for by the canon.
DR.. Norton was sure ii bish-
op Whittle had studied the res
olution carefully his remarks
would not have been made. 1t
did not propose that the church
should he admitted into this
Council. it was Intended only
to welcome this church into a
union with the Council upon
the policy which has been act,
ed upon during the past three
years. 1t was the belief Of wise
and prudent brethren that this
would be satisfactory to the col
fored brethren i'll Petersburg.
The committee felt no euthusl-
asm about the result. The
whole subject Was difficult OF
solution.
| Dr.. Andrews called for the
reading OF the resolution adopt
ed in &c.
Resolved, That Whenever the
colored mem bers OF the Church
in any parish desire to form &
new and separate congregation:
such action shall have the sane
ton of this diocese. They may
elect their own vestry, wardent
and ministers they shall be
considered as under the care o.
this Council, and their inter
ests as represented in it by the
standing committee on colored
congregations.
! DR.: Andrews moved as a sub
stitute for the report OF the com
mlttee that the subject be reterr
ed TO a committee of three cler
Icy and three laymen, to repor
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-01
THE -AiAIDEN'S PRAYER,

She rose up frosl her delicious sleep;
And put away her soft brown hair,
And in tone as low aud deep,
AS loves first whisper, breathed I
prayer;
Her snow-white hands together pressed,
Herssblue eyes sheltered in the lid,
The folded linen on her breast
Just swelling with the charms il hid.
Aud from her long and flowing dress
Il. Escaped bare and snowy foot,
Whose step upon the earth Id press
Like a sweet snowflake SOFT and mute;
And then from slumbers soft and warm,
Like young spirit treh from Heaven.
She bowed that young and matches4 form
And humbly prayed to be forgiven.
Oh, God souls as pure as tho Q
Need daily mercy from thy throne
If she upon her Blended knees,
Our hottest and purest ode
She, with face SO Gear and bright,
We deem her some stray child OF light:
If she, with those soft eyes and tears,
Day after day in her young years,
Must kneel and pray for grace from Thee
How hardly ii she in not Heaven,
VIII our wild errors be forgiven.
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cling the result, said, H. trust
God has guided US wisely in
this action.
The resolution Of DR.. An
drews was then adopted.
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a " e w THIN 6.
a Substitute for Tobacco
lEALT-u SEUU kED

MON HI x SA- EDi
Those who " ish to abandon or dimi ,sh
ITS use, are reminded that The substitute
Is inst the thlug. IL iSa
VEGHrA BILE AROMATIC TONIC,
huI acts most beneGically on the stomach
ana nerves, long ehefvated by the poison
OF IuUacco.
OLD MAN ur yoang man, trembling un-
der I, e fol narcotic Influence al ,he
quid or pipe, now is your chance, Try
one box and b convinced.
For sale at our new store in Atlantic
Block.
In vi NJ. 3. Il G A. SANTOS,
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Two rich brothers nance

Two rich brothers named
Young, living in l'unterdon
county, Il. j., were recently
sentenced to two years IN the
State Prison for klopemanla,
they having stolen nearly all
the turkeys in the nelghbor-
hood.
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M. Aolnatnn E,na Eliscnverau a..

u.s. Johnson has Discovered ss3@
~ most Ieltalu, speedy. md only Elac'
tnai Remedy IL 'the }VorlQ lor Weaknce-
OF the Back Vi Limits, pictures, 4 Tee
ZION o. the hldneA or Btaduer, inyoIuiI.
tarv Discharges, tmposency, General l.
billy, Narv usness, dyspepsia, Langn4
Low Splrlts Confusion Of Ideas, Paipit..
liGh Of the Heat, Tlmidity, Trembling
0. the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, 4 fec,
TORS OF The liver, Lungs, Stomach, ii
Bowels--those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits % Youth--secrei aBG
solitary practices more fatal to their vie
inns than the song OF SyTcn5 10 the Mari
ners OF Ulysses, bligbting their most brII-
liant hopes or anticipationa, rsnderin
marriage. &C.. impossible.
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nULLEN f. PIERCE,
CARRIAGE MAKERS
and HARDWARE,

Nos. IL and % Union street.
cWME> Having been in this business
EhSM=S for 30 odd years, are prepared to
give general satisfaction to all who may
favor them with orders. u.
made OF the best material and work man
ship, at lowest prices.
COACH MATERIAL OF EVERY KIND,
Spring Axles, Wagon Material, ana
CARRIAGE GOODS,
A largestock suited to the trade at TAI,
prices nO4-lY
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YOUNG hian .

Especially, VINO Lave ueCome tho W,
Tins OF Solitary Vice, that dreadful aslG
destructive habit which annually sweeps
! 10 an untlnely grave thousands of Young
Men OF the most excellent talents and
brilliant intellect. who might otherwise
have entranced listening Senators with
the thnnders of eloquence, OF walked L.
'full con fjG ence.
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iG. w. MOORE,
E. j, GRIFFITH. apo
I bRES ENrS. PREsEN IL

/
We offe' a dine line of the following
goods, suitable for Presents to which we
invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
OrnAmc nled w ork Boxes,
Fo!ey's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and irayers,
i'ronZe Iukstands and t'ap.r Weights.
Rogers Groups OF St,ttaTy.
American ana Imp ut, q Chrome,
+ ench Paper au0 En- Vcl0peS,
Chess Men an Board,
G0oGar's GNSli>h Playing ards,
tri II sc i.oHrus,
i,ante'a lM!elno, Illustrated 10y Do e,
Tenny sons Idyls do do
Kauluaeh's illustrations. &c, &c.
Wilson /. ~ AIM.
APPS ~ Alai1y st, cot
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MARRIAGE,

J Married persons, or Young Men conten..
plating marriage, being aware Of Phys
cal Weakness, Organic Debility, Deior
mites, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the calc u
DR.. j. may religiously coufide in his hon
or as a gentleman, and confidently re!y
| upon his skill as physician,
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LIiN BE CBIIiINLD.

THE ONLY PA or WHERE a cU,,
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vESO owners, Masters OF vesses
and Merchants generally.

rayO owners, Masters OF vessesf
and Merchants generally.
TTONAT7 MARINE RAILWAYS, Qarg,
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A requisite supply Of Timber, anu
Steam Saw Mill in the Yard, enables mr.
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Masts and other descriptions OF spa
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Shears for masting vessels, and all othe
fixtures necessary to facilitate worK a.
cached to the Yard.
have under my control mechanics IA
the different branches, necessary to It.
pair vessels thoroughly and the bes'
manner.
NATHAN lei NASH, .
Practical Ship Builder,
an4~DsW-ly No. rs Il co W. w alter s,
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r AtGE A RRFV AIS
HAKDWAK L, CUTLERY, &C
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Roanoke av.,

Q K L K, ' a..
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Iubls aud Pocket Knives OF Il gers and
other makes, Leather ana Gum Ec!uug
and Gum Packing, Sheet Lead, Oak una.
Grindstones, Horse Shoes ebu Mats,
Pumps, Woodenware, Sleeves, ROPE,
Brushes, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Fishing
Tackles, Double and Single Guns Ee-
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PRICE THREE CENTS
BAiTIMORE L0Cg HOSPITAL.
QUAChERY

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pLACK ,AN ID GREEN TEAS
Several chests Of excellent qualities. "A
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myiA III. A. Il &. 4. s8ANTOS,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cpred ana full vigor res,o,,

member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate Of one Oh the most emil
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The greater part OF whose life has heel,
spent in The hospitals OF London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has ef1ecief
some OF the most astonishing cures TIA.
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Blank legal Forms.

rENiE UNDERSIG NED HAS ON HAND,
will hereafter keep SALE Blank Forms, such
Lease Estate Mercantile
Transactions &C. Among them may be found the follow
ing:
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering of Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORN Ely. Three four different forms
of special and general Powers of Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY,
CO-PARTNERSIIIP, Mercantile, Manufacturing Agr
cultural Copartnerships,
LEASE 0 House Land.
BILL OF SALE, OF Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, Of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, Of Real Estate,
CHATTEB MORTGAGE, OF Furniture Personal Property
SPECIAL Co-PARTNERSHIP
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDENTURE or APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED OF REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three
FORMS
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate, for purchasers and
Manufacturers,
SHIPS MANIFESTS. Bills oC IasdnC &c. &c.
IL These blanks printed the finest document paper
style. Orders the Other Is promptly
attended
Price per Single Copy. % Cts: or 50 per DOz.
For sale by te4O Gm) II. NJ. WHITNEY.