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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14
A writer in the November number of Put

A writer in the November number of Put
nam's Magazine gives q very intelligent review
of Captain Silas Bents address on "The Their
"mometrc Gateways to the Pole" synopsis
of which we presented in our editorial columns
some months ago. We are satisfied that Cap
tain Bent's theory has sufficient evidence in its
support to justify careful test of its sound
ness, and now that nearly all the maritime
nations are either preparing or actually en-
gagged in fresh Polar explorations, we hope it
will be thoroughly considered. Captain Bent
believes that the Open Polar Sea, whose ex-
istence was established by DR.. Kane is kept
free from ice by the influence of the two great
ocean currents, the Gulf Stream of the Allan
tic and the Kuro Siwo of the Pacific, which
carry to the Polar regions the heated waters
of the tropics; and that the only way either
to reach the Pole or to pass around the north
ern extremity of America is to follow one or
the other of those streams. They both flow
toward the northeast the Kuro Siw0 passes
through Behring's Strait; the Gulf Stream has
been traced to the shores of Nova Zembla. No
expedition has yet followed either current, and
80 far as we know none of those now fitting
out proposes to. Yet the experiment is very
easy one. and certainly ought to be tried. 1t
would be strange indeed if, after 300 years of
search, a practicable water passage, open all
the year round, should be found through the
Arctic regions, not by the perseverance of dis
covery ships, but by the intelligence of o man
of science who sits down in his study and from
the known phenomena Of the ocean reasons
out those which are unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

We grow uneasy for Mr. Andrew Johnson.
The Associate Press dispatches announce that his
chances for the Senatorship are on the decline,
and as the election does not come until the 10th
inst. it becomes question whether decline
continued till that time will not take him to
the bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

The Government has come into possession
of testimony that, though the steamer Hornet
managed to receive her supplies and munitions
outside of any port. she was still within Amer
lean jurisdiction. Here is perilous evidence to
our friends the Cubans if it be worth anything
ut all, and suggests the old story that some
body has been bought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

Government, the political feud in Spain looks
hopelessly pronounced. 1t is woful that the
cause of the Republicans should be stained by
the horrible murder in Tarragona, which, It
seems, their leader Pierrad took no pains to
prevent. A bloody republic or bloody mon
arcby-is this the only alternative3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

The dinner to the California Pioneers, last
evening, was a worthy tribute from the
metropolis of the country to these representa-
tives Of the Pacific coast, whose early and
arduous labors have done SO much toward
extending the power and developing the re-
sources of our common country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

Never at any time during the last eight years
has the Gold Room displayed the moribund
features which it shows at present IL it be
not dead, it certainly looks CHASTITY enough for
death. The spectators have deserted its noisy
and dingy precincts. The hundreds OF excited
and roaring operators, who, from morning I'LL
night, for years past have confronted each
other around the fountain" have disappeared;
and only few somber brokers are to be seen,
now and then, standing in a corner OF the
room, attempting to make some small tranSac-
TONS which in other times would have been
beneath their notice. The fact that operations
in gold must be made regular" or for cash,
renders anything like speculative activity I'M
possible; but, beside this, there are great num-
bers of operators. as well as brokers' custom
ers, who have left the street" swearing that
they have left it forever. Among these are
many Of the strongest class-men who have
stood up before all changes of weather and all
previous storms and hurricanes. They have
gone off threatening to betake themselves to
some better business than gold gambling-to
some pursuit in which honor and honesty have
their value and in which industry has its as
sured reward. 1t is to be hoped that this
feeling and this determination are not like
those which we associate with deathbed repent
ance but that they will hereafter adhere
to the resolution formed in the days Of
disaster and ruin. In the mean time.
however, there are large numbers of specula-
tors who expect that old times will be revived
after settlements have been made of the ac-
counts of "crazy Friday" and after the affairs
of the Gold Exchange Bank are in such con-
dtion as will permit operations to be carried
on according to the old system We hope they
are mistaken; but, in the mean time. the pres
ent break down in gold gambling may perhaps
furnish hint for legislation that might pre-
vent such ravages as it has caused in the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

October seem disposed, since the late rains,
to give us an installment of November weather
in advance. The change yesterday was sharp
and sudden. From various quarters we have
warnings of danger from fresh floods and the
rains seem to have been quite general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

The Times of London conceiyes that union
between Prim and CASTELAR, is possible but,
as the latter has taken fight to Portugal, and
us Lieut. Gen. Pierrad, the military head and
front of the Republicans has escaped from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

must be curiously managed establishment IL
its agents or ex-agents have the opportunity
of taking such pretty pile of money out Oh
its endowments, and we think the investiga-
ton comes none too soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

The news by way of Australia touches us
teDderly. The FIJI Islanders, it is said, want
a United States protectOrate-as why should
they nOt2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

Registration does not come up to the proper
mark yet Compared with the first two days
of last YEAR we have these figures
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Busmtss Sutit,s.
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no. .musu, mes wbs bsve used them
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OBITUARY.
nJnJor 1iiiita n N. tn Iiur.

M3jpr William y. Taylor, whose drath Is not1ces
In another column, waz THE sob OF oar old and
well known citizen, Colonel .Ez1aEylor. lie was
horn In this city In 1S40 and educated al St NaIJs
Un!versity and engaged IN mercantile pursuits
til la,o when he received HI. appointment In the
United Etates navy.
At The breaking OFT Of the scbe!Hon. when most
Of this prominent Officers Of our navy were throw
ing up theIr commissions ia order 70 enter the 8er
vice OF the confederacy, AsJor Taylor applied for
atd obtained truuaffr to tho land Ecrrice, that
he might jptu Lis lat1pF anH Two brothers already
iu the nc.n with TaJioE5 famous battery. anu Will
which. IS ouc oi tts most etpcst and rstlaDe gtn-
pera he did good service III Hel1nont, FoEts lIeuf7
nnd Donclion Shiloh, CoElntt and Holly spnnsA
In August, 1869, he was' Gtailed for duty ut
General Hher1pAus headquarters, tn Witch COZ
necti1B he made tho campaigns Ut Ta'!nhAtchle:
aI.o, Tint Of vicisEua. Jackson, Hlack River.
noogo mud Mission h'dgs: 1no pursuit Of the enc
my to KIngoId ana he relief Of burnade at knax' q,
MIR. Wtnte,inE with the almy At Huntsville, AL
Tie Armies cf the Tennessee, Cumberland anu
Ohio bclug conuolldatEd hod placed Under inc
command Of General snernaut Mnjo! TaJ 10y r.
p4iEed at ths headquarters Of the Army Of tue
Truueesee, nuw uniGT trc COm1lApd pf Tue Ia-
nrIiied Mcpherson, A1,I With him commenced
the campaign Of Atlanta, and. AFTER bib fall, 70 lfs
suT The tlcatructon a1 tht rebel NtronRholh, thea
tic great "Msrch " III. sra,' the fati ol SasAnr
naht md a1n+oft the csoti7x act OF tho Egbellon-
Major Taylor IN. sar esesnea mnnur 1af Moas amoI
whl!Sf drcctn.: scouting party nrro*s :" nppJ
SWAMP" which compelled Atrl 10 return Ia It8
home, ria Ne" York, 10 tue latter paTt Of Apri,
les and, beforu recovering sufficiently To- a41ala
take the hcld, the Union nrlns were declarcd VIC
tprt0u%. .-....-.- :. .....-..
panied their lathcr, Colonel Ezra Taylor. ~ tuc
Enr md mA nuw cl0sce, with his 49, Ns.X yeAfs
pl faithful service renheEed to his Country.
, 1869-08-06
Tho Perfor1niux Elephants.

And ali tho animals Composing Bai1eJs cafaTah
viii he exhibited to-morruw (batnrttsj} forenoon,
At 10 clock. Tho admission vii! 10 rs ccntA for
old anil young. No circus performance ril 10
gyrn ut this CT hibii!on. Thc nn1tna's Will bo fed
IN thc prescnce OF tho audcncc: tho o!rphnnt1
VIM 0c reytortrtt; the PCT babJ lions viii ba
tnira from tntlr cage and introduced TO taa t}st-
Nr iolxs; thv beautiful horsea md tonies VIII oc
nr1,sentcsi ny HJtuar Hcla4t4n. A lulI bard Mil
bt. in nttcpdaper and enl1rrn thu aceae Nsh tho
ro.t fashrenahc music uf tho day. aud 70 ihe 10.
Dies chl!drrn ana I'll olhsrs who 'lcsl1e 10 avoid
tho afternoon and evening crowds. AnH WIN
TouId Ike to attend > g1cnAget1c ouly, ltd enjoy
rlr4sant hour In behoidInH tie wonders OF The
at'l9 ii Kingdom, AT excellent opportunity mere
, 1869-08-06
Railroad Injunction.

ALBANY. Angst a-N1. Sherman, Of the ttm Of
FYel,s 1 Ske1nisn, OF New York. arrived herrt To-
ta5, wish ,pinpatoue Issued II, Judge kasnstd. to
stfTe on President ka,ns-y and Trc1surer Phelps,
The ctsc q: the treasurer recites thst he refused
to transfer the s,cck OF the torns of oneita and
Worcester, being melted thereto b President
Ramsey. The complaint ngn.uat ETrsden!
Eansey Ii based on the t-sue Of cestatn
eJoek eholt ,esr hSo, and be i cntotncd from
f,11her ts.ue Of Atock- and also fsou acting y
dent Hsu,ser. Colopei North locked The doors os
The ojllces Of the company, bot theJ Tere tmCed1'
ateiy reo7ened By saperlnteadeas VA snken
thcre were Indications OF an outbreak. but the
rol,ct being no:incd. quie: WAS restored Jacot
Leonard, one o Collector SoIth's ral.J. se!1ta III
esrirA beos, but brought !. back altef keepius y
iaTrtncs County. VA. transferred to J. Gould
aud he crowd dispersed, though The end is uo
rat
, 1869-08-06

beautiful tct Of duubte harness was exhibited
Yesterday IN tho shup Of Msxsrs- AdtJ 4 Slender,
No. ys Stsic street II was completed for Mar
shA Field, Of New Tork, who ordered 1t three
uccss since The SCI Is medium sized, with rub
ber md gold, or "Grant g." lTinminGs. and DIS
plays Ycrf superior woEk maush'r. Ihoes who
harness vii he interested Ia examining The WORK
OyioYr il IS 1orrarded 10 New YORK Addy !!
Slender haze the reputation Of turntnS out nana'
ecIytug this or1cr from one Of the most prominent
citizens OF NeN York
, 1869-08-06
Naval Item H

PHILADELPHIA, August h-Tne United States
steamer JuniAia went 10 tca LAST night. anu tne
n,e1afur tnday. Tne cons:rllx:ion was taken TO
lie Navy Yard yester1iay, and will proceed TO Nor
ioit. whe1r ,he wlA ee Ecta.ned u tseslx'ng
ship The Mlantonouah. double tu!feL .Aonltof.
r.d steamer Cambridge arc also rt5inE OH 1of
xca NJ this NAVY Yard.
, 1869-08-06

pARxEssprEo, ". Va, AuEnst a--1he sutt OF
J. i brown ssatos. Colonel D. J. YOUNG. tuToly.
rsr.. Ferrr valued 1t several millions ii dollars,
& On Uni here Cotef Justice Chase on the bench:
lion. d Stanton appears foe TIA pts!nuG and
lion. 4 Smith End H. II. MocShutn 1af tne unssed
, 1869-08-06

From Chicago to San Francisco,
A variety OF routes connected with the fAc'nc
Railroad l. having liz Inevitable eject, namely,
the reduction Of passenger Fates- From s!5s-.he
old rnte for passengers ftun Chlcaso 10 San tfao.
c.sco-thc falr II uow reduced ~ sls aug ~ los
eutrrartA Thls arrangement exitts only ~ way
of the Chicago. Nock lEllnl i Pacific lialltoad
and goes INTO effect on tordnJ.
, 1869-08-06

our prrrogasi1e u eourr, either in construction
o! canon Or Interpretation Of 1tazc. have we
trzntcenced our Powe1z Or lnrA1td any ciyf! rights
sud Te most cpphaiicaly dlsclsim and rcpudlaie
tie prcauuptvs Intention lud1cisllY Attributed to
o., thu, ve intend Ill that InsJ befali ID tho
tequcnccs. under The canon1 OF tho Church."
This pres uuptire intention" ix the more ot1en~
rive aud unjUsttdab;e IN that 1t sas fully
ty Tho Atud4slt Of tho bishop, which was ncd With
Our anaWer, and by our uwn sworn declaration,
that VIC should "bc gra!lncd II It shall sran1pirc
tfo1n tao s.dsneo ~, re n not
We confidently submit that We Rre not thus 10
te sr14 !tled and aehtenced ~ VIC wcru Z bass
our authority and powcru 70 hs IN the premises
am not derived fsum my "cuutsnct Or ktpulaslona
which eops..tuts NE association" Hut tnal lhcJ
SsnIc or u . IL caufes sna dp shs nhea
under tho palladium Of religious federation, u
~sH - civil liberty. The 1'rotcstcnt EplseopAl
esmo iptses @ ID n sutottiy % aud % aat1m,so % ID M tae
poTc7 God Rays boz a. Ills Church. Aud when,
aclEnK within her OVID sphere and within her
clearly defined Jurisdiction, Il to ~ regarded and
Again. ~ = tribunal Of tho Church. duly cons:t.
lnted BY canon and naair, ~ canhot submit TO
ed upon u, that no orpress'sefy orcsrued tic
"naht q chalirse- llcfr. ~ 10 bellows, no tn.J
saos 81 cna ssh hGe.i' asps % T. uo ~.
him his rcfnsal 10 teaF and Determine the qucsuon
Of hta Inter1cyruco IN htne.
THIS rosIion, taken and maintained by the
Chancellor IN th9 t1erIcff1tion OF thu very wFoDG
30 nn1usttt1ahIy attributed 10 uA
AkainAt thcse Ap1i other allegations W w.Ung.
tluIh9 and opprtT slUn, We BoleIMhy pfufcSi, aad
appeal, III thu nnrIp cI God, lls Ehttrch hu, our
tUpUUn humanity. 1o< wtioan Chris: slct. a1hi will
oTtr pray that VIC and oil others llzy have got
only ''t6n wisdom OF the Ecrpeut. but thc harm
lcstncss OF the dove, and ~hlle csltning fOr t,od
tho &hIHHH thai bc fiB We viii rycf rep.lpx unto
Cassr tic thngs thut be C;esArA
9AMCKL GLAZE Frrsitcut,
TIlnxA8 y. l!khxpICf,
il. n. IIkKcK.
JOHN IIEfkoH
4. W. SNYDER
ADJOURNMENT,
The BlB!10F. Mn3 Il please tbe court: FROM the
cau2tl Il u4ight nptsar thal there waA 70 soma eI-
tent pTU7riy III the Jlahur acting in relation 10
tar t'os1ponelucnt Of thu sessions hf tho court:
hut Ut The SAME Tine It ls onrlous that the court
ha' IL 1wn right oG adjournment Ia connection.
KeeerylnE, therefore, these rights, mud protesting,
t"R To state, - my Judgment tsi tbs tastes had
To recommend for the coTr-latIrt nctson OF tue
cturt, 1flat II X, RR fur ns hm concerned post
rhnrI nndt II They think proper, nj 1x1rned uutiI
tG Isth my ot September he1t. to nesst then at
the place III which thcI have held thciy scsons Ut
such h4ur as Ite Alurs nlAy thlnk psupeE 10 tL an
for theIr cnjuIrnnlrnt-
The PRESIDING OFFICEK. In accordance
H1tl the Autu.rtY csHltalBtx1 tn the Nuhat4Ins of
the lahnp The cnstt ii hereby adjourned to nleet
IN thla place u september lo:a, at Dc;ock In
ihe 1ltetnuuu-
, 1869-08-06

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Srw YORK. AuEugt A-JArnes GFtt1lr, the Eae
Railroad engineer, CHARGED with causing tae asst
, 1869-08-06
MARRIED.

IfOr1t-1onEEH-In thIs mi. "A nand By Rcg. q
r. WAirr, - h!s ,rafnet. 1ss set. stts.t. NJ John
En,At ~ = tea'a'ssr s 81 u n 4
Hi i NcE.tl.stcs And Alss II ary r. Rtnf.h.
, 1869-08-06

i I1ie.s[nR TO r1Othrrs.-31F*. WInes
1ow v Soothing svfur, for al diseases with which
,h.lsrtu arc 1tdtetcd, Is q safe aud cc1aa
rcmtdy. II relieves the child rpu pNnt regulates
, 1869-08-06
DIED.

Paper l1nnRtnEs nnd Window
ahadea tsiebt 6f1IeA Paints, oils, El1S8 and
lrushes, a r f. Mspyts. - 1tandolpn ztreeI-
, 1869-08-06
Eriday. August u, nj 0,30 e'clock H. m,
Superior Sew and Setund-Iland Furniture
combating u crrsythiEs Irtanirs 70 hnschald sood,
Aad ar:rI BY u T." t VI the bc material t':Al
to ans eclt !sF 1srHlav dsa,er4 ,.,
sell ri Wholesale sud ,rsat and by auction every Fiji
dAy, 10 the fkh-rt hnldts. =. .
BYEDWARDF, THOMAS.

AtNo Ill sivrth WuNs-Ft-
FesitEre aud pofesrrrrd auction salc. itaAA good.
will t1furrt and fiitbGs OF III uld cAtAhll.hrd ef1
eeiy Nnre- Eaaahte stock = xreeer1fs q i'nrtn g
Wxknp md 4T1css hatxy. tA.t trottsnF ropy kna
Eew tuc-e frctcn II la9u saad!rs ant lIan'sT ana
nibtf r.c1s "a The urcu4iAea. No. III hnFth HeilAe
Cd MONDAY. AHea+t .. At S:11 =. n.+ An1E 1u ntuer
q! eeurt and iesuluoa oi pAltnc11hip t'e
r. THOMAS, AEstlarecf,
III Xcsi Mtais0n It
, 1869-08-06

Juniper T0F BoMF-7s 6 toftdfn
cure for cnappcd hand1 and all ruughueas t7tta-
ton Of The ikln. tczeD1- nngWDFm. aalttheu1l
fduntc1 hull other cutAneOus AatctI0n1, making
tic akta non and smooth Manufactured by Cus-
wei, Hazard 4 Co. Now forf. Bold BY Ill drug
MI %fa
, 1869-08-06

the stomach and bowels, cures Wind cole COZ.
rtcts lcidity, snd, b. 1tlng Fr4t 21d health TO
tln child comforts the mother.
, 1869-08-06
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4 EIST3 wAETED-MALE or Fl4MALK TO
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s4te-4 y HEuIW = 90 s HN.sh Gl4se ". h.!ts
, 1869-08-06
ny n. r. LEE,

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u,ts hotel lcc, en- ArI t.sllts 10 st Estt - II
ssN 81 "A f' CIts ,AIetiun- ef.
, 1869-08-06
INFORMATION WANTED.

1aFonNAT1or wArTED-M11!iA SL XIV r!1!re1 q;
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X nrtT Wttcunsn wisre he owned sn;ne ian ~ x nos
e1 from q .e,s5, yst. r. suy !nfas.soa -.
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art,s YXnY rIKLA*, ST Charles ti9'e' '"'e'"k''
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n n HALE-A IIOCsK OF FIVE ROOMS; WITH
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wa s.h.nx Err s,.l'{: has n I'D coi:e ~. he
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, 1869-08-06

THUH HSALk-POR-:T.N1SEF FEET ON INDIANA.
II Az, rnr.,er 81 Ihtiy .viIth-ht. 80 fuos-
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, 1869-08-06

TOR BALE E-Ol!otDB NORTH AIDE PROPERTY.
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atas years. uu,es :. pr eunA wHa 10 GIren
1hfse p&rt q the purchase t1onry.
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anf K1n1Ee-tt
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