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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
3Ietu'Iork Daily gribmtrE,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1863.


Mr. Gladstone has delivered speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet in which he greatly lamens the Irish
situaton and auding regretully 10 the death OF Mr.
Peabody remarks that the phlanthropsts wish to die
in England but be buried in America has been full
filled $500 King Victor Emanuel is officially pronounced
out Of danger. According to Gen. Prm's statement.
Admiral Topete has resigned from the Madrid Cabinet on
account OF the randldature of the Duke OF Genoa.
A sip-load Of Coolies mutinedandkilled the captain
and two officers Of the bark Margaret CandOr on the
Paclhc Coast but the mate and the crew succeeded in
killing the Coolies and regainuR possession OF the ship
- Extensive fires have occurred at Camden. n. j.,
aud Kendallsyille Ohio = An epidemic has broken
ont among the cattle in Ohio. =- A foot of snow has
fallen in Northern Vermont
state Senator Charles j. Folger has been appointed
eubTrcasurer In place Of Gen. Butterfeld, resigned
g. A large number Of men have been discharged
from work the new POst-Oftice the ex-
eavations having been finished. = The Erie strike is
over and the Company has raised the price Of
freight = Returns from the lid District. Sixteenth
Ward Brooklyn, have been lost by the canvassers. -
The HewYork County Cauvassers went over the
Seventh aud ThrteeRth Ward returns yesterday.
District Attorney Garvin says he has no power to
admit Jackson the murderer. to bail only Of the
Judges can do It, = More cOunterfeitlng implements
have been captured, this time in Brooklyn. =- The
Nance will case, involving $5OOO0O is up IN the
Supreme Court Gold, l27t 1879, 1861 Temperature,
81 49, I3, 40.
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perintendent but Mr. Lynch still walks the Streets ana
Is probably connecting plan Of operations for the Do
cember campaign
Nearly two hundred illegal voters were arrested on
election day Not one has been punlshed-not N
custody. Their arrest was a sheer farce.
During the election, large body OF reporters
through every district Of the Nineteenth Ward ana cast
their votes without hnderance.
These facts. We commend them TO the attention
OF Gov. Hoffman, aud him make them the Of
his next speech SO open and unblushng were tho
OF these frauds that many honest citizens have resolved
that they will never vote in this city again. When
public officials elected by such shameless Frauds s n
any wonder that C0roners assistants pack the Coroners
iuries that thieves and murderers Deputy Sheriff.
and that politicians shoot unOcnding citizens with im
punity The verdict OF the Coroners jury in the Jack
sOn-DOugas murder case was legitimate legacy Of
Tuesdays election"
Patience, gentlemen II is a long lane
that never turns. The very flagrancy and i'm
pudence of the frauds perpetrated on the ID
inst. must insure their early correction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10

HALEY, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
at Oakland Cal, has absconded, being de-
faulter in the contemplate sum of 1880.
Such piece of petty larceny only tends to
bring the noble science Of embezzlement into
disrepute. Such an infnitesimal bit OF a
swindle reminds us IOf the lamentation Of
Charley Bates over the degrading misfortunes
of the Artful Dodger "TO think of Jack
Dawkins-lumny Jack-the Artful Dodger-
"gong abroad for common two-penny half
penny sneeze-box never thought he'd q
"done it under gold watch, chain, and seal,
"at the lowest. o, why didn't he go out as
gentleman, and not like a common prig.
without no honor nor gloryr However, the
Oakland operator did have the grace to be
ashamed of himself, and has fed from tho
presence of his neighbOrs to parts unknown.
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1t has become necessary to send over from
Washington some of Gen. Spinner's clever ac-
countants to reckon up the funds in the Sub
Treasury here before Gen. Butterfeld's sue
cessor can take possession. 1t would be GU
rious commentary upon an injustice which has
too long prevailed, if these women who do
their work so much better, as this and many
previous facts have attested, than men can do
it, should be paid less wages, merely because
they are women, after the approaching Con-
grtSs shall have had an opportunity TO con-
slider Gen. Spinner's recommendation.
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N. Louis Blanc's sympathies with regard 10
the Irish movement are necessarily with those
who think that Mr.. Gladstone might have done
a more considerable and more statesmanlike act
than refuse liberty to few Fenians "The
" fact isl says NJ. Blanc. "that false
"hoOd, privilege and injustice never yield
with good grace in England any
"more than elsewhere" In the present case
they exact much genuhexion on the part Of
their petitioners, and. until brought to their
own knees, will not altogether abandon an
habitual naughty attitude. But now, as ever,
the pacifcaton of Ireland demands concession.
not extOrted from pride, but given with good
will Hence, most of us are inclined to agree
with the Roman Catholic Bishop O'fea, that.
had the Fenians been amnestied at the request
of Ireland, the country would have ceased TO
be agitated. Mr.. Gladstone, however, regards
it more sagacious craftsmanship to be dignified
than to be benefcent-to assert the pride OF an
enormous empire rather than grant few
favors to q small people, somewhat presented,
considerably wrOnged, seldom uDgrateful, about
as anxious to have peace as to have their
rights, and hardly able to do more than nettle
and scare that blind pride which it would be
desirable for England's well-being to throw
overheard right speedily.
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The rapidity with which the increased revenues
resulting from wise and economical administration
of the Government, are enabling the Secretary OF
the Treasury to reduce the public debt is releasing
invested capital at the rate of hundred millions
per annum The capital of tho country is moreover,
increasing at a rapid rate Much of this released
and accumulating capital is of the class that is not
with reasonable income. Among those who have
been accustomed TO keep their money in Government
Bonds aud who have enjoyed the of security
which these afforded, there is much inquiry, now
that the Government is ready to pay them off with
handsome premium, as TO what other forms of IN
vestment are safe II is we'll understood that some
of the securities of corporations, especially First
Mortgage Bonds of honestly managed Railroad Com
panies must be safe. The difficulty is TO know
which can be trusted, as everybody having thou
sand dollars OF more TO invest cannot thoroughly in
yestgate the numerous loans offered. Responsible,
intelligent and honorable bankers must do this for
them. Messrs. Fisk & Hatch are bringing their ex-
perence TO bear upon these questions with aborous
Investigation and conscientious desire TO oer only
flrst-class and well guarded loans They were largely
instrumental in dspcsing of the various Government
loans during the war; and have since then sold the
entire first mortgage loan of the Central Pacific Rail-
road They are now about TO dispose of a loan OF
g., 900 for the Western Pacific Railroad. already
built and in operation from San Francisco to Sacra-
mento, to which they elsewhere invite the attention
vi investors tH
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Yesterday, at Concord, n. H., Pike, the muir
derer, suffered the extreme penalty of the law,
after making a fun confession of his crime,
and attributing his sad end to intemperance
He was prepared with great pains and circum-
stantiality for the gallOws. He was spiritually
cared for. during several weeks, by the Rev
Mr. Holman, the Rev. Mr.. Aver
the Rev. Mr.. Titus, the Warden
of . the prison, who is described as
"a devoted Christian and select
Quartette of young ladies who came every day
and even on the morning of the execution, To
his cell to sing to him appropriate hymns.'
We are surprised at the information, that after
all this theological and musical manipulation
$50 " speak) in view Of the event skHit Of
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We are requested to say that the rumOrs
which were telegraphed yesterday from Wash
ington to the effect of an impending resigna-
ton from the Collector of the Port of New
York were wholly without foundation Collector
Grinnell knows of no occasion for resigning,
and, besides, has reason to believe that the
Administration never thought better of his
services than it does now.
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The new Dispensary which has been estab-
lished in Fourth-ave. for the treatment of Gu
taneous diseases will have a large field for
its activity. 1t is impossible for the physicians
at the General Dispensaries to give proper at
tenton to cases of this kind and yet the great
prevalence of affections of this nature among
the poorer classes of our population shows the
traatmant
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SAVE money in buying CHR0Mos by gong
upstsrs H. t. ASTHOSI Co. No 59 Broadway opposite
N.trnuulian IInt.L stsrenscope views. Albums France
, 1869-04-30
lUMBERMEh'S ESchAa6E.
fscCo11a taicndNtions OF Ghc Board OF
DircCToEz-Isatex of 1M-
ApccxfOn.

The Lcm:ermcas Exchange he'll meeting
yesterday At No .!1 South Water s:rcct- The
President, Mr. I. N. Avery, VAS II the chair The
roll was called and the minutes Of the previous
GeC ting werc adaTtcd.
The minutes II an adjourned meeting OF the
Eoara Of Directors wcrc read and the following
recommendations Gf thu. body suaulited 10 the
meeting and adopted:
The boa.d r..enElra' that 10 inspectors he en-
roEet hy mem eEs o1 the exchange not licensed
by the Inspection Committee
Tic directors suggest that II he condition OF
all licenses Era:te. to INSPECTORS that The holder
Of s1e SAME shall rot he interested in ths safe Or
purchase Of any luni5cr Incn the market, or make
my ttm1fIs while upon the market concerning
tny lt1sitcr cxr0Fctl far sale
That no FerA'a shall be allowed 10 make con-
racts Or lcCe!f tohS for the measuring or InSpect-
e Ct lumber. employing men ullller htM for the
purpose WEo A1re not pr. lously passed salts
qualities by 1se Inspection Conlmistcc.
Iha. tns an:re,.Is I 5sccsy1ng G ccr,tecatcs M from
ly.ng or ins; ccII Ct lumber Ia this lnasrci aay
petan OF persons who have :lot previously passed
ahasislaetoTy examination III every Inspect by The
TIE Directors recommend the fo1ow1ns-aar,et
etutler-en as al 1n-ltc1i"u Con; mi:tec, who snail,
uctll tEe!r appointment Ii vosed hc authorized
70 aFru!ns Inspectors 10 be licensed ~ The Lum-
ltr1ntn.s EAehauxe: MessES + D!cAforl,
GeofEe T. Eu.eEs "m- blanchard A. F. Dwight
=
E:tctE Oil Arbitration ,t.ld .Ap.'eals, aud retlre1
fer consultation.
\ discussion nrnsc Is 10 the rru1r1etF or est a1l
lshinSurllnf1n rates nI wages ins Inspectors All
ne1ssreEs employed iy 1nc.atrrs Ut the hoard.
Ar. X Il. F!csitr! moved that the r1tcs be a.
lo:loWs:, For straight measuring, 81 cents PC,
thonssnl. fer two qualities, p cents: for mon
than two qualities, II ecnts.
In rCFiT 10 gentleman. Mt. HickfoTd stated the
raies Mrriefote have hetn ~ =, =, and In some
cases rs hlgh 81 81 rehts ftr Thousand
". Porter y I@c-rs:csl ttst the wholc ula:tcf be
lett TO the Inspection COMMITTEE.
Finally the entire matter w1s referred to the In.
srecslon COMMITTEE, with The Recommendation
that IL ecntd he the rate for straight Tueasur.u4
lion.
The fetioNnc committees were npponted.
m. i;:s - -iradt-.t;i.a-A.!slik1n E4lart J. G.
My" cE- =. \. b:gelG's, Il. G. Nolco.t, Nnlcoln
Nci.ina..t
& ntaiffrt r. Afrrat-Jacnt Dcld,er, Jess.
sralilinc. $. Il. Mclrea, J. {. brooks, ". y
avery.
TIT meeting then adjourned.
, 1869-04-30
KEW STATE HluSE.
.nc&stH- OF the b-l'onlin :tcc-Ap.
rotA.sL'rht Of Consulting Archi-
1crt aud Builder.

The subcommittee of Eve, appointed at the
n.tCttuE Ct TIT LINT cLin;.t1ec Of the General As-
Ec1at!y CT f1h.c Buildings and Libra.r, l4c1d nt
Jo3ct pfE!teGt:art cn t,:s .s:h inst. met nj the
Briggs EoCsc ycs'c2!ay. Al! the 1lecab1rs-SenA-
to.s Fuller and Shepherd, and Representatives
Cock. OF Like, Munsoh all P11Aer-wcrc present
General Fuiles actti IS Chairman. To this sub.
committee u1s G.5cn IN charge the
plans erect1easons, snd estimates drawn
bY Ness,s Coci1acc aad piqnruari
architects acccrted by the State House Commls-
s1oters and presented 10 The joint committee for
s1lurt,on. for the purpose Of submitting thrm 10
Cre master builder who h.i not beea cu3!ored By
tho Sta:c House Commissioners O. aay eo1sais-
tccs Of ftc Legislature, To earthly examine alu
rc5tac the r!zas specifications anil e.t!matea, oaa
The sane, With such Recommendations a. 70 them
shall 4ppcar rsppes and Necessary TO a I'LL Under
standing of the Nnolc suhIect-
The ku.lcaauInIit1e d1stusseI- At conAHetatAe
lfrE1h El the questions connected Win tnels oo.
tics md tten roceeded 70 aes nr9as toe Se,, tmo ~,
t.yucttonA 4 number 0f naE3es Vas sqSReslea.
hut the committee tnally SELECTED the following
xent1emep: AchltcctA, Angus: Ranef ana Akaet
C4I1er: tei1der, William c, DeaSnah The con-
and wo.t,ug drawings and As soon a. The sPecta-
uAuons aid estimates can be printed,
me committee Instructed them 10 not
md essima,es tnadt, bot also 70 saKgtst and pro-
tpee xuy Allegations OF nodtncauona Of the geo-
.fal plan which, in their judgment, they may
ieem neceaa1y and proper, ard to accompany
such changes o. tnod0catsous with m extt
e the cott, whether morc Or less, which the
~ invoiye.
7C1an Tne daaea required OF
, 1869-04-30
cark caukTr MEp1cAk soelf1r,
HcinnrNs 0i kAS .scH PEcxiacnt-
Communication from Br.
Small.


TIM t,,.,. t.o.,,,. >.,,.,
iEc eoSA oea'. AealcA '>oc.ets met last ctch-
TX III TIC County Cuu1t touta. Tue. President IN
&c CEalF, The minutes Of the last meeting were
ia whether tn. rrso;,.ton rr,a.,yc n ~ Han ~
,cco,s,,,n,,y ~ ,rss,re, :, .,.,. .,,n,,,ss,
.t,ontAosteu " 'ese'noeu - vas e4A'sae" tliae
c.dctl however that tho sense OF the meeting was
IN lcayc fnt aCrstton oncn for amrnoment The
.n,.,.as 49, ,n.'. .sa,,,.,
U!nutss Mc!s katn anoFteG ,..
,n I'M I'M w Az. Nv T. u. ~ ios INC
tnss I'M, M NouE LIN nan y eaT.anuG hl.n 70 tae
.adS. ,hus ~ " fr 1,,.rt* -, ~ =, .t ~ "
T.1a1a thst ,nr - -, - Sn rt ~ -. +f 49, ~ I'll ~
,hn,r rcsr, %l' Thee ~ :" sfaS1 "
uSs H ~ rnt :, ~ ,at t! oss euyea cutsst1s ~
thnI harn 1hsr ~ - 49, .n @ ~ e ans ~ -
, 1869-04-30
AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE.
Contemplated Canal Between the
South Branch and Union
Stock Yards
Egsan Ayenuc Ditch the Pm.
posed Route.


In compliance with the invitation Of p. Il Chan
el!c., Esq, rr,'s..1cnt Of the Union Stock Yard.
ten,rant, a portion Of the Common Council and
other c!t1ans yesterday afternoon y!s!1ed the
stock Yar,ia IN special car provided for them o.
the Pittsburgh, Fcrt WaTne i Chicago Railroad
fer the purpose Of Inspecting the plans n,d the 10.
cation Of Al Important enterprise con,
scmI,.atc.i by the Cnion Stock Ynsts Com.
Yrnr. AEous the gcEticneu In attendance
Governor Eysna, Of Cole:a'la; +. r Chandler,
P1.sitcn: r. :. j. TO-: es-.NicrEnan WallTorl.
Aldermen Wicker, Sheridan CARPENTER, Salisbury,
Dixon. Eadrr:y, Enucellali. Kehoe, several rcrfr.
xcufas:vcs Of tho rresA, ard nfhrr citizens.
At1tyct =; the s.oes larts. the raEty wtrc con-
winch mas tNc described III follows:
1t Is con1t nnlastd 10 secure The Possession OF
Ecan artnge,.:roru l!aisted street west to Laurel
st1ecf, distance Of about 1,AH feet EEan avenue
i: tkt.petn:. the natural drainage Of the land
L Its vicinity. beru crAtu2iiy washed away, until
Z: the rrrscut tlr:c, s1a: which Is known on the
E1al as s:.rr:, Is nothing r1or. nor less than
ditch about tneyr feet In depth and thts1y feet
W7,!e, JareEgh which ! s.rca1,i OF waier nnds its
way to tie South urancA Of tie Chicago River, 10
viii This aseaGc forms tae ll2r Of the southern
ll:Aits to Chicago The ci:t AMI tho Township OF
iaAr eaCh EtD:, thlFt rthrce feet uf the Street
Eal:h Is SIXTY SIX fret In width:
1t :s cunit :n7!ais.i hE tie Union Stock Yard3
t.fuIsans, II wealthy, co:ni~1tnt correrat1on-and
decisive >ttff 10 iha: ristt hare utr.l, been taken
.rn..E. II into canal or Slip. heh ssal ex,end
westward 1rrm lila. .'tl sisett 10 the Chicago
River; tAr car-' 70 t.c ~ feet vile and fourteen
ftes IA ttEth. aya.@ai'it - TIC Sssl11cst drauenk
I.At yc*sc:s- Frtlu :1:c rGiat WHERE the
canal n.=rce= Into the riser, alsoui three miles
fsun The r::.'sc:st head of uast13tton tho Eniou
sstoeA YsTle taasf;any will sians ra!e.take the
dredging or 1rItt ang HavleAh!c OF the South
E:.ati; SO :sa: xcEs,.k u:a; sail # IN the moa1h
Of tfs asst:r 10 t:c Stcck Sa.s @nd There deposit
their carg-6 Of il!nl4eE, iron, es'L cost etc. nuI
n Np4fI f1h nf,1c
, 1869-04-30
EUROPE,


"TTAt tf4G224G.
/ fRotKKDtroa IN rAkt1Axxxr
I .-. LONDON, Apr1 1a--Eysnsar.
Proceedings In the House Of Comman1 ~,
evening were unusually interesting, RIrht uon
chichester Forescnes Chief sccsrta.y fer mi. ~
N Tpt 10 the queatiou Of Lord Nanyer1 t,en,or,,
nc feecat ourragcs In Corr and Innaonh~r~T
| I'cst eaae1Fof had been made BY the corcrnn,cn
~ suppress tic Hosou1 PROCEEDINGS, snd thc pc.cy
reservation ac1 bad been fully enforced H. .,.,
tnpolittc. ".'e a. ILLS @'iis
'no. Arthur ot~hy, member for Chatham j..
u1se 'ne Authenticity Of the tcleeram nurno,s,n,
% .ase bcen received from st- Rushcrsoro tlcoSt
n!t'so Minister to ch,a1, tha: the Chtncsr neon1.
we're opposed to ptuascss fe"l''s
| Inc lftsh Church bill then came mn .r.-
snefs debate On DisraelI's anendment n rtrs ~
sItoe nonscs to the CHURCH, the proposition w.,
te.ce'ea rs follows: For tie amencprn, ~.
asa'nst the amendment, s1s: majority fur fhr -nv'
et"laent' I' VI. pus1ng the discussion The Oconno,
,as,s eau ~ tnAt tae Trustees Of Aaynooth Col
ieke were "n1inE 10 put that building n, for
aale Tie same could be done with the 1,,n.Oa ~.
the church. e steo''s VI
w VIC cause allowing retention BY the Church
u any real or pcr1ona! property, The nrt mrs NJ
p.upes'5 Or noucys given By private pc.sous ou.
oi tneif OWE resources since the ycar 1000 ar mn
anee G. monegs raised By private subscription
the year 16os for 1GG0.
Mr.. Dis1nen moved The omission q. the d,,a
cntitey. ~ '-S "a's
sH ROUNDED! Palmer spoke In oppos.,,on In I'm
amendment. lie thought liking Of the dxse st
lefp TO be more desirable to the Cnnn-h
and country thcn 1earin3 to the former
n endo" nlcnts subsequent to the Reformation
btta amendments were then withdrawn, AMI Mr.
oa.aosne Aalu5 submitted motion to ax the date
M 11Af
, 1869-04-30

END OF THE ptsTrNBAScEs AT PRAGUE
VIENNA April a.
The law declaring Prague In sta.e Of siege las
bccn aunullcd. rlacsr1s have been posted IN va
riuus parts Of the city requesting the inhabitants
10 avoid any further disturbances
, 1869-04-30

TIE QUESTION OF MONARCHY OR NErCBtIc
MADRID April -.
The majority in the Constituent Cortes urge d
prompt decision either Tor the Duke Of Nonpensie1
Or Prince Of Astu1as Is King. or the declaration
Of republic. The Republicans arc about to start
a national petition In favor Of the rc1clAIc.
, 1869-04-30

A4Zz3S1 UTTERED FEtA TIE CoCNfHr.
GESEvA, April ~.
It is rrrnoEed today that the Swiss Government
has requested Joseph 3fAzztni to leave the coun-
ut. Mazzni lycs mt Lueauo, near the Italian
border, and his connection with the recent con-
sp!raeY Ut Florence and Milan has probably letf the
1talian Government to make such rcqncs: OF Swift
zlYsand.
, 1869-04-30

~ committing architects will probably occupy
mention ,s fos tEo or three wcekz, u they ca
nrIe ut nsAe nspKrnea unftl the specifications ~
seTeot5 fire ragea - 3''' ~
, 1869-04-30

SPREAt;- -uERBERT-O On the 18th Inst. hy Rev. A.
II. lHs,sn. " :. ". Sr--.s. II L.a.enwlxth. kausaa
and Mitt A. II. NrTt.rt. ct st. Louis.
STROSt;-JACkSOS- On t.r sth inft. 1t the rrsi
rr,rc nf tho fidc's uncle, H. ". Swertand tie Rev
L*wis H. Reid. David .. StEN1e u Chcaso End k&:t
u. JAekttn. cf Caxernti1. y. T..
DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sIh. At E<r1ihn. Aet
BY Irv. \. 7. G,nh an. F. tt Dcvolt md Mis II. r
Arrr~,r. 18th Of CA!cae. No csriA
, 1869-04-30

4 1sou8ehold Nord.-CoIEntc j. Co..
in the manufacture Of Toilet Soaps have attained
= national celebrity. Their nAne Is . household
wor1l -.4<:hestst {{nAsf Journal
, 1869-04-30

AZ medicine in ehc stomach mixes
With The ftsod sn it surrtr h-rHls drug disease Ii
thc FyStem. Then stop dosing ami tET Woseott's
ShIc1rp, Private rporn4
, 1869-04-30

Juniper Tar Sonp-Gz n certain
cure for charrcf lsnls anal lt r,rekuess or l.7:a
ton OF the skin, ec1cma, r1nr~or1n. ea11rheum
pttEplcs and other cutaneous a1ec,tona 1naKtnl
The skin soft anil smooth. Manufactured by Cas-
well. uaxas,i i Co, New YORK Sod By ali drug
, 1869-04-30

pnper Hanging. nnd Window
shades latest Styles ra.nlA oils glars anl brush.
e. 1t +. E Kteoys, 50 Randolph street