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New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

body was getting It, The Association unanimously
agreed that property situated the west slde OF the
city would be equally valuable ~ that on the east
SIDE were the streets prOrery graded ana uhOry ad
out one gentleman said that the time was Whe street
could be opened from the East to the NOrtn Ners Tor
$1,000 and now the surveyors bill Tor surveying uls
tance of two blocks amounts than SlOO Though
much credit is due TO the Central Park Commissioners
yet they are not wholly bameless.
On motion Of Gen. Butereld II was resolved tat tne
Executive Committee OF the Association be requested to
consider the object and deemed proper to invite the
attention the Hudson River Railroad Company to the
great benefits likely follow to themselves and 10 the
city at large by proper construction OF double
track above their track from ST. Johns Park 10
Spuyen Duyve Creek for Metropolitan travel by steam
power.
Mr.. Knapp said that some time ago Committee had
waited Commodore Vanderbilt 10 induce him to run
local trains far Spuyten Duyve He entered INTO
track for few miles for the Accommodation Of Express
trains thus giving roadway for the short trains Ihe
Commodore further stated that lie would attend 10 lhe
matter immediately After waiting for several months
and finding nothing being done, the COmlttee AGAIN
waited on Mr. Vanderbilt, but informed tnat steps
about be to push forward the work since
That time they had heard nothing further u was sara Dy
some OF the members that the great obstacles IN inc way
or improving up town property are not he ROCKS pul we
corrupt Judges. Mr.. Clark spoke hlghly oI the
Under ground Railway OF London. lie had
ridden over it and was much pleased with
had been made, declaring that the employees OF
the Underground Road suffered from al health was
all that he could learn, he was sure tla
the only practical means of communication between tle
upper and lower part Of the city by underground
railroads motion was carried instructmg the EXecu-
t0n for the purpose Of advancing the cause OF uhue
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
THE ROGERS MURDER.
THE INQUEST ADJOURNED.

THE INQUEST ADJOURNED.
Yesterday was the day appointed by Coroner
Flynn for the further investigation into the circumstances
attendant the murder OF Mr.. Charles M Rogers BY
advice Of Mayor Hall and Distrct-Attorney Garyin tho
Coroner decided 10 adjourn the investigation indefinitely,
In order afford the Police further time for working UP
AS yet, further developments have been un-
eathod by the Police and judging from present appear
ances nothing Of interest will be disclosed for time
to come James Logan ana Taaut still confined In
the Mercers PolccStation, and James Logan No and
his brother Michael the East Thirty ylfthst Police
Station. Charley Munday and jim Gallagher remain in
the House OF Detention for Witnesses They are as reti'
cent as ever and when spoken to the subject OF the
murder claim know nothing whatever Of the matter.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

j. D. Ga,reii-The Deputy Marshals are appointed,
We presume by the Marshal. who is also probably
the best person TO apply to for the information you
wish.
H0ry Reppel-The City Chamberlain receives n
salary of $4,000 and an0herOne of the same amount
m County Treasurer. Mr.. Sweeney gave mp the in
teres voluntarily either at the beginning OF his term
or very near it,
A .SnLscriJr--There is brief description of the
Yosemite Valley in the American Cycl0pedia and IN
j. \. Hltells Resources of California published
by Widdleton Ncw-York 1865. There is some men
ton OF il in Bowless Across the Continent
A Constant Rcader.-Unless there were distinct
understanding To the contrary. tho election of the
Governor should determine which party carries IA
State.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
SENATOR'S vs.. JOURNALISTS.

TO the Edifor Of The Tribune.
SIR: We had, on Monday. very pretty little
row in the Senate Senators Harlan Pomeroy and others
appeared at the Bar Of the Senate so TO speak, to
purge themselves OF the charges implied In the letter Of
Gen Boynton TO The Cincinnati Gdscite, republshed in
these columns last Saturday. Assuming them to believe
that the writer In question really mtrustworthy
and insignificant M they wrothfuly declared him TO be-
II ia amazing that they should dignity him with much
notice. and still surprising having done 40. that
they did not cleanse their skirts better Of the charges
what tho public wanted. II they heard any more
on the subject. was little light on 1t. We do
any good, but, bad "a they are, they may be
rather better than frothy dcclamaOns At all events
clear statement the case and the planest evidence
that they had neither directly indirectly any interest
In these matters aud all their official action did the
very could have been done for tho interest in
trusted to them. This silence. We are willing to
believe whenever they show It, that the Senators. tho
Secretary and the Indian Office. in these. In all
other matters, "purc and undenled" That they have
never the robbery OF ignorant Indians OF
their lands for song That they have neither been tho
friends or partners OF railroad companies or obtained for
them while holding holding high place. .'moro than they
could have got purely business way That they have
never elected favor Of specuators and against settlers
II strikes us that the letter OF Gen Boynon offers very
fine opportunity do this In the present condition OF
land matters the West 1t would not be bad thing TO
havo'a little more light on the subject wA.r.
Washington, Jan. II, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
TIE STATE on TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Sr Iouts Jau ilTobacco unchanged Cotton n rou'
supefne rs 5Od SG 20 5O0S6 7o Doane % o. ~
~ u; Triple Fancy. ~ 5ea ssz5sn S un
changed Corn dull white 65alVc. oats unh 9S
quiet and prices unchanged ge' % Febn,rr SaS
higher ioOOGg S.,., 'a'',; asrtS sea Bulk Ms.is
bSber shouleTs c; Clear Rib SIDES oiei Clear Sides lele
cn Grn AZ 1l Ic shoulders lie Clear KID 3c Clear Sides
M Coics Sas,rcu,ed Hams 8c Lard quiet at l for choice
Ierce and zoe Tor Keg Hogs hrmer sales S9d *n % Beef
W. 9 loo bush oats 200 bush Barley, and 2oo Hogs
bnsn, m k jan lgTobaeeo-Sales Of 1913 hhds Common
~ Msln1 Wrapper. range. S30Si8 Coon-2lc. Mess
uE n @2S SGt0 Lard 0ic Bulk Meats l2lc Clear b Sides
i ssr Sides i6 PACKED Bacon Shoulders l4c.i Clear do
S % ses ic Clear Bacon SIDES 7ic FourSuperane - 50G
u9 ae Wheat 81 g5dSl 3D. Oats 6OG6e Com g6Oc Rye,
e. ~ aSosi is whisky free ST. ~ 49,
IN t ia al u or No D. end $l 7s9b for No Il no grade
IL. tl 75 Corn hm 6c
.fG39ti No Whe Csc and closed advancing RVe firm 90
Harley unchanged dull aud prices nomnal Mddug Upauds
aaIc no whisky but light demand; sales a. 98c Mess
PORK 429GS29 25 City do held 29 aO6t9 hulk Meats drmer
shoulders sold at l2 heh AZ 2ie sides held 3ic Bacoa
l3lc Bacon shoulders, hic Clear Rib lie Lard firm a
Igc held at g,c Gold 3a Exchange steady. Money
Jan l0Bthange New York weak but unchanged
Flour dull hea,y Spring Extras. low 8I0 70 -
Wheat active VI i70Sl ~; No 2 sales stS 20Sl ~
Corn steady advanced ic No Kiln Dried 55 p6c New
White 5Jdslic oats steady Al le fp No Rye quiet declined
A. sale, No at 81 ISL Barley firm al 81 68d % o No y
kei,cto l whisky Gm advanced e held 0Ic. IN wooden
n gc Ia packages Provisions Gmer Mess FORK ad
$50 the spobuer THIS mouth W. payer
February S2g Lard trn and advanced tDe sales al ls or
es,ht seller m March l9lc Bk Meats steady Rough SIDES 'c
sales al bi3 2504l2 5 Live Hogs and advanced 2aa
Zoe Common grades 30 a0f0 25i kktra III $50 s 90 beci
dn declined 25daOc Cows, 23UAf 53i faF Fo h,ln
steers 10 15a aSG l0; fnue Staars. Al 2m~H n "-
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
MEETING OF TIE BEsr.sTDE 1ssocJ1r,ov

=. a public meeting Of the West-side Associ..
tSn was eIa a. The Everett Rooms last evening VIII
min a ~ n: MhtPech IN te chair After the meeting vas
called 10 order the report OF the Txecntivs Css vac
was read IL was shown that since the last report Of s
Col9mlssioners the broadway boulevard iIad hsn s'o
missoners bad proceeded 70 remove an hui,dt. ALL,
from the lie OF SAID boulevard and 70 Iiu'. .t KS
OF the same On the 10th Of last October the
passed resolutions calling the attention OF the Gen,
Park Commissioners To the condition OF the To,,1o
)etween Fifty ninth and EightysIth.ste and 0neinu
fed.andforty first and One Northumberland forty t
As dangerous and unfit for travel and requestn tbe w.
repair the roadway and put 10 IN proper coudifIor ~,
VaYei The President, Mr. VIM. A. Whitbeek tben po -
paper on the condition Of the improvements up tow,
IN which he showed how the people beng evindled
p abstract OF the paper VIII be printed Ia real
column OF tomorrow. '"'o
Mr. knapp said that the city corporation had been AZ
WORK Oh certain spot IN the ElgthaYe ever since he
Ab9y There Was money IL IL some eWhere, ana some
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

II 900 bbIs Flour bush wbea. 900 busb Corn 70 ooe
hush Oats $500 buh Barie ogs Shipments
800 bb 1900 bush Wheat 1900 s'sh CoH lo
Oats. 400 bush Barley, 6.OG0 Hogs 80,
2e sae bales; receipts 1857 bales; eA
Gold 49, Sterling Exchange 47 Commercial New York
sight discount actei Common otUlvs.s Prime Rt9
BE Yellow Clarified tgt.e hIassS rs s,e spsy ss "a
S. Double Extra 81 25; Treble Extra - Sg9 % Corr
White re Yellow sOc easy at 61d8c Bran ol1 Hay
dull unchanged Pork aud advanced az ~ hrmer;
Shoulders lc Clear Rib l84e Lard hm erce Se' H. pt~
WHISKY dull and unchanged Coffee hfneri faI hi~1srs
Prime l630l7Ic. , ,t,u,. o..
MoBILE closed dull and dropping Mlngs -
2Glc sales 900 bales receipts 22 baes exports 10 e' ~
bales; cOastwise. f3 bales N.
sAy,SSAn Ga jan a-Coone market quiet and closed duh
Mdng 2 Glc; sales 30 bei receipts 2bo bales eaPO''
cOastwse 7b3 bales .-i.
WIIxSGrog n C., Jan. l9Spirs Turpentine que AZ fie.
Rosn dull Turpentne ~ G - & Tar unchanged Cotton o"e''
Middings 204 02Ie , ,r - a...soS
CH.KLEsTGs Jan I9CottonThe market is dul and dePSd'
and Ic owe sales 100 bales Mddiugs lc Receipts io Oae-
Exports coastwse 1886 bales - . IN - tov.,.
krcrsrA l9-Cotton-The market Is dhh anS ""e''
,aies as bales: receipts O5 bales Mddings Pole
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

The President presented the report OF the
State Idiotc Asylum. Mr. Pierce notice Of bill 90
authorize the Manhattan Company 70 construct under
ground railway In NewYOrk.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. MOrean-To extend the term Of the Monroe County
Supervisors Dir. Morris-To amend the charter Of Ran
dOlph Cattaraugus County. Nlr. Nicks-FOr bridge
across the CnenuDg Canal feeder. Mr.. Kennedy-FOr
the removal OF the Genesee Colleges and 10 provide for
the separation Of s affairs from the Wesleyan Seminary
Also 10 authorize certain towns in Oneida County take
stock IN any company Mr.. Caudwell-rO incorporate
the Greenburgh Westchester County, Savings Bank
Also 10 regulate the grade OF LOcustave and Norris and
WayeTlytis West Farms. Mr. FOger-rO reduce the mum
ber OF the trustees Of the Fulton Manufacturing Company
DIR. PreeEnablng the Guardians Saving Institution TO
change the location OF the bank any place the City
OF New-YOrk Mr. NichOls-TO encourage and protect
endOwmenis for charitable literary and other purposes
Mr.. Misunderstanding TO the East India Telegraph
Company The provisions Of the general Telegraph law
At noon the Senate proceeded 70 the nomination Of
United States Senator, with the following result
ksnhep fcuoa...b Henry Murphy. H. Randall.
Tue latter vote cast by Henry {. Murphy
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
ASSEMBLY


speaker 1Oungloye stated that, pursuant to a
fesonuon the House would proceed 20 the nonina
@ Vi Nh.eo states Senator IN place Of Edwin d. Nor
6a Nhose Term oi Oice will expire 4tb March next ON
shown: 0 '''''"'-s AS0AiO WAS
F% kusben Fentoa........f 20 For iesrg Nu,rtv A.
Inc SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Reuben L. Feuton AZ the choice
Ofthe House. - '"'0" do 'io oi4O!ce
- Bills INTRODUCED.
sif Bender IN relation 10 publication OF legal nofices
a Shase 70 encourage the construction OF RAILROADS In
e state MT Cullen for the relief OF the BROOKLYN Cen
uaI Dspensay Mr. Allaben 70 increase the nav oi GER
Ialn members Of the Metropolitan Police Department Mr.
braosteel IN relation 70 the S. Joseph Orphan Asylum
a. lOcheser Mr. Wright, relative tie Monroe Conutv
SuperVlsOfs MI Richmond, relative 70 neylaper adVeS
sonehls MI Hartman, relative TO reports Oh fbe New
rVk SOeit OF special SessiOns-asO TO ucorporte INC
NeW iork German Society; Mr. Nachtrnann 10 regIste
.elght on mix on the Harlem Railroad: Mr. Rurns rea
I'VE 10 JOINT STOCK associations; Mr. Rergep 10 amend TIC
laws Ieauye 70 the Central Park Mr. Freat for fte w.
iei y, oaihuel - slmons Mr. Hackett relative 10 te
Fayetteye and Syracuse Railroad: Mr. DooIttie =, & 5
ihe construction VI the Ncw-York ana Oswege MiiIsrS
-aisC 10 amend the game laws Mr. Flspg rsis
i've 10 evidence IN criminal prosecutions Mr. Conanf IN
LnooIpod,e the southampton and sag Harbor Railr,sG
WWSnlleti Mr. Tower 20 improve Greeupoiut-avc NJ
heeIe 70 amend the charter Of the Brooklvn H,tuai
oSsihgs baIiki MI Murphy, 70 authorize the erecu ~
a0oioefs monument in New-YOrk "
ru.,. BILLS PASSED.
lOurned. " N"'"'i'he smith, Ad'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
LAxITY OF SING SING PRISON RULES.

Since the escape from Sing Sing of the sup
posed principal in the Rogers murder has come TO light
the frequency OF the ja deliveries at this institution
has occasioncd considerable comment tho custom
of allowing convicts the freedom OF the prison yard 1t
is stated that two three days since passenger on one
OF the down trains OH the Hudson River Railroad stepped
upon the platform OF the train was passing sing
Sing Prison, and threw bundle OF clothing into the
prison yard convict was seen to pick UP ana hurry
my ffnnl the
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

BLAgD-On SUNDAY Jan IT, Humphrey Baoi aged % ye.rt M
The relatives aud friends are invited to 1 ss 1af !. % avs '
c,uLDwELron Tuesday 49, the residence Of his .on1ss'
s MeKne N.slag6 oT9G,e . co. ri HI, E az, '"''
Notice Of the funeral hereaiter
Canada papers please COPY. .
pyERA Mott Haven on Sunday H. Mrs Jane L., wife Of
Dyer aged 16 years month aqd q da,s -. c,,
(which from Harlem Brgel Mo sssT GA
the 10! Harlem train, aud return by the Is tram.
HAgRSTn Ca,sk on Sunday inst Sarah Harris wife Of
Samuel Harris, in the eih year OF her age
MARS-on Monday the 18th inst Of scarlet fever Jessie WHINE
Marsh aged years, months and 70 dayS ., ,.s
the fsesra from the TIE residence o m le Si eeE ~iisos
further invion iier remains taken Cypress His
for iatermeut.
MccLEERy-on Tuesday jan 49, Hugh Mcclee the 7ad yerO
The relatives and family also the members ofhe prssey
teran Church Of Erensh,I and Secouia'e are l
to attend at o'clock Thursday from LIS late residence
No. 257 West llousionst
A, Corning n Y on Saturday the inst. Eliza weIIug
too w Mills and daughter Of the late Samuel aud
Amelia Wellaptou, the 10Th year OF Der age
PHILLIPS-Les Phillips eies; SOD OF Php aud saan rops
& 3ea ~ members the oseeola Literary requested
to meet al the bose Of ih parents No 275 Ea seveu
punctaay at II o'clock this 9orn9i 70 taze ga n ,s
Monies By order Of iHaAnha sGah Il IHGMMEL Committee
LEO hCHLESlNGBR,
surpWOOD-At Sng Sing Monday Jan i3 George Sherwood
The rii,es and the family Invited to attend the tssers
On Tursdsr a o'clock NJ from Tue iIeoyxhss %
Church Sing >sg leave TAireht for Sing Sing at Ia
N. return At 4:Jo p -
sPFs-ou TUESDAY morning Jan 49, Mrs Elizabeth Spies rehe'
in the 8Jl year oi her az ~. 80, "a,
o'clock on lnurAaY RON Ae Ieseu0e VI "S' '
aE. Edwin Mead. No. "a SeVenth'sI
sTRS-At SpngGed n j. SUNDAY, jan H. Abner SHES esq
u the 65ib Of his go a., -..--, a.. ,,.o..
Ms relatives AMI friends respectfully invited o a.sl m N
atL residence Wednesia' Jan ~ AZ C'0'A T. LII -
sToCKBRIDGESuddeny in Par, France on Taesay pee ~ l
1853 Exibth oly daughter OF Jna j. bveIe" auu ''' "o ~
Josepb toeAblidge, u. 5. Navy, aged 10 years
sToRMOn Sunday the I7,h inst aier short Hns' Anna h'
rIf. Of y. storm. AMI daughter OF James JenAa
The and friends the family invited 70 attend toe iane
n Christ Chucn Of fhase and ihtl n.hst on eu
ueslar the al o'clock without iuft1er h''A'
sroRMOn FRIDAY evening Jan IS Gerte vile oil Thomas STORM
and daughter Of e late Charles Middleton esq
eDs the family respeeIuy n'ed 20 aeae
a. 0ane, on "wednesday afternoon at o'clock nom her late
relepee No n ourthst, without further Invitation
ToMkSOn SUNDAY the l inst, Maria wife OF francis Tones
| ia the of her
The friends family respectfully invited 70 attend th unera
n Marks Church Seoudaye and Tenh on "einesi
| al a. m precisely.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
INSPECTOR LEONARD's RUNERAL-A CoRREC'
ZION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your report of the funeral services of
the late Inspector Leonard you state that the Masonic
ceremonies at the grave performed by the Rev.
Eastman Benjamin Please correct this error as they
were performed by W Bro AlonZo Nicholson, Master OF
Mosaic Lodge No. 4IS Of this city.
MEMBER OF THE FRATERNITY.
Netc- York Jan 10, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
THE HUDSON RIVER ICE CROP.

Up to the present time, matters pertaining
% rho usuol winter leo crop In tho Hudson River
very dseouraging and the heavy ice companies all
anxiety. while hundreds upon hundreds OF who arc
emnoycd every season N cutting and storing the ice are
lyInR Idle, awaiting Intenso cou "ohthef,
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

his place was an bed Of kaolin or dccom
posed eldspar BY subectng some OF this material under
certain conditions, 10 very high heat he succeeded
IN producing something very beautiful, resembling
shell Ia its appearance Finally he presented the En-
peror with cup Thus from bed OF earth hitherto es-
made which soon gave employment 70 thousands Of
workmen The lecturer gave an interesting history OF
the various methods employed In manufacturing pottery
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
spttiul geiitts.

Union Republican General Conmtee-A meeting Of the
onue held at Headquarters OF Twenty
% aud ,roaixay on THURSDAY EVENING the 2st inst, at u
oria.k HENRY J. RAYMOND, President
GKo IT, SaKLDoS. NJ. FRrEDsAN Secretaries
Ninth Assembly District Boys in Blue square
Battalion meet THIS EVENING, at Armenia Hall No NJ Bankst ats
arock JOSEPH FORBES, President
WALTER L. SEAMAN Secretaaes
JOHS H. C. ALLEN, } ~
Fifteenth Assembly District LAST NIGHT and elected
OGee and Delegates Irish Republican General Committee
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
MARINE DISASTER.

A Cable dispatch says the bark Ann, Capt.
Campbel from New-York Dec. Is, for Antwerp, went
ashore on the French coast near Berck sur Mer.
dead body from the wreck of the steamer Gulf City
has been picked up and buried II lis supposed bo the
body Of q fireman.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
FUNERALS DO.DAY.

RrAND HUMPHREY. No % lafayette place. Brooklyn
C0NNEIIY Mrs MARGARET A.. No. 20 6rand-st
KIIIE. JOHN No. tli Tenth
MkIfSIl Jessie WINNIE. No. 30 West FthF-tlth-s1
NrKAY JAMES No. 2lS West Twenty geyenihst
NcLAGHLIE MINNIE MAY No. lJj South tlh ST., JerseT CV
RVGER Mrs. ANNA, No. "a SuiOlk-st
SNIFFkRS Miss DEBORAH.
STGRN Mrs GERTlE No. p West Twenty-furh-st
STORM Mrs ANNA kyELlNE. Fihhaye aud fLirtg hlh-st
ToNkS' Mr,. MARIA. Secoai-aye. and renhst
TVDENAN ANN 4. South Ffh and Firsi-sts Nihsmsburgh
WARlNG. Mrs. ANNA g., No. 24i Raymcndst, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
CAMBRIDGE CArrLR MARKEr-I,r 70.

Beef Receipts so heid market improved aud prices all
grades advanced fully lie ID and lots fraction more sass 81
Extra 10 2J0Sl first quality S20*l3 second quality, 80 ~
Us 80; third quality 48d $40 Sheep aai Lambs-kee9 Jpa
head; prices unchanged; good lots were sold at &C.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
p,,r, ,nrtpuIA CATTLE MARKEr-JAn. 70.

The offerings Of Beef Cattle this week amounted 70 R head re
ood and former prices mantaiaedi go
tie sold "A To- &C. h and prime and extra stoek az ron y ~
lOic Common sold from TO &C. 10 gross ne =,
demand good o hel so AZ
from to 7 v gross condition logs-lhe denand o
continues active prices th reached about ~
head at from pl5 sOd Slb 100 urt CoSslhe inquiry Tor
hut prices remained 49, head changed hands
fmaS Ia
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
MIRRIED

GIPFINL AMPLEY-On Thursday Jan H. BY the Rev Bo'ome.
assisted by the Rev Watkins the Rev Charles NJ Gn Pss-
tor the Sevenae Church to Belle Lanpey Of Brooklyn
Cincinnati papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

missisqWo Spring Wntor-rhe only known remedy Tor OAs
cRI and all DISEASES rHE KIDNEYS - -
For Sale by Druggists DEPOT. No I'D BkoADwN Ne"iotM
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

"a ,igan of the Precinct found concealed
In wood she'd in tlo rear of tenement In washington
yaned nj stolen from the Bremen Steamship pior
sf IIobokeI. ON tho yLh INST.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

Vermont Spring Water.Tbe es, remedy kaown fos Cauesr
Scrofaa Kidney Diseases Sold by Druggists ard bg
& Co.. No. Az Broomest Neg-fork
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

All Notices Of Marriages mus, be indorSed uth full
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20

TO OUR BENEVOLENT PELLOW-CITIZBNS
citizens NewlOrk held Friday evening jan g.
intelligent suthenc and exposition OF tue
history OF the Island Of Crete aud eloquent appeal
10 behalf defenders Of liberty and country struggling
there With bsarou foe. the undersigned appointed Commit
tee 10 subscriptions furnish these depod ami starving Chris
tans With clothing snd other necessaries OF e their lands ara
rared their their destitute cf ammunition,
their Wves exile These terrible puvatons have been
Incurred the hoe and most essential OF humu
rights sympathy received at this crisis VIII enable them "a
tiqmnh Christian citizens OF prosperous Republic
70 our brave. faithful aud unfortunate brethren
". {. BRYANT, President
Donations will gratefully duly aknOwlegetY
HENRY W. BELLOWS, Pres. No lO4 East zVth-st
H. 4. TCCKERMAN, See, No 81 West OihsI
SAMUEL g.. WARD. Treas No. 50 NlllsL
J NJ RODOCANCHI. No 80 Pnest Executive
D. N. BOTASSl. No II Exchange place
HOWARD CROSBY No. 800 2i-aye Committee
BENJAMIN n. MARTIN. New.lork University.
STEWART l.. WOODFORD, No 2l Broadway
JOSEPH THOMAS. No. n Wllam-st - ,,
Of clothing or Old espsc 10Y women hl co,
Iren mar be j. NJ RODOCANAC No % flnesIi or " W.
BOTASSI. No. a. ETchange.plsce
New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
Aid for the Crctan-.

sThe City r-MoRSING PAPER
ONE CENT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-21
VOL. I'LL
From he Banner OF The South I
An Irish MaidCn'S Love.

Not in jov could forget thee,
For the pulses of my heart
Can thrill with glndness only
While they tremblc where thou art.
There aro many wiles Of magic.
Taught by fairies meath the skies,
But find my spell Of beauty
In n pair Of Irish eyes.
Not in grief could forget thee;
II would not be hard to bear;
Nor tho tear drops half so bitter
If the thought of thee were there
Nor tho thorny way so toilsomc,
~ 80 wearisnme the strife,
Win thy tenderness the beacon
And the promise Of my life.
Not in time could forget thee,
For the brightness Of thy smilc
Is memory forever,
And beauty all tho while.
They my talk Of Friendships trcason---
Words are worthless-truth is slI ange
There's n tenderness, Mavournecn,
Time can never touch or change.
Wealth could not tempt me from thee,
For no weight of yellow gold
Can be mcted in the measure
With conscience never sold,
With an honor all untarnishcd
In the worlds polluted mart
No, find my mine Of riches
In IN honest Irish heart.
Blessings rest upon thee brightly;
AS the dew of even lies,
May no sorrow ever larken
The blue heaven of thine eyes,
For in every thought hold thee
Above all, where e'cr thou art,
And love thee with tho fNlness
OF m Irish Maden's heart.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-21

~ The historians who have boen vex-
ing their hearts over,tho persistent re-
fusal of the War, Department to grant
them access to the archives of the
Confederate Government might better
have possessed their souls in patience.
IL is reported that the President is
about to throw open these records, un.
dor proper restrictions, to applicants.
The New York tribune says that il
the testimony Of those who have ex-
an'ined them may be excepted, it will
then be found that the archives 60
eagerly sought arc nearly worthlese
when attained.