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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
HAII4THRNI(,S

The first ladies' reception of the season a
Burnhams Academy Of Physical Culture. schermerhorn
st. Brooklyn given last night The class, under tho
direction of Mr. Burnham numbered upward Of young
ladies' varying from 10 TO 10 years Of age and performed
in the regular gymnasium costume loose dress Turk
ish The entertainment opened o'clock the
great hall being well filed long before that hour Tho
wooden duDbbel exercise, in which the whole olass
present participated and the Indian club exercise
followed by the "gun maneuvers and free gymnastics
These various exercises preceded by marches sud
countermarches, ngeniOusy contriyed and admirably
executed Besides the movements above noted severa
others equally Interesting took place. Hon. Demas
Barnes delivered address during the evening" praspK
the Master OF Ceremonies and thanking the young
who took part In the performances grand ball closed
the exercises OF the evening" and at Its conclusion tho
assemblage broke up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATcH.l

The President has issued proclamation decreelng the
abolition OF all discriminating duties on merchandise i'm
ported In French vessels whether from tho countries OF
s origin from other countries. as he has received in
formation that the French Government has removed all
such duties from merchandise introduced into France In
American vessels
The question OF establishing cable telegraph between
NewlOrk and the Hague recently submitted 10 the Gov
ment has already received confederation and az the
proper time due acknO ledgment will be made to the
Netherlands Government for the friendly motives which
prompted the concession TO American citizen. Reel
procy, especially as to termni Is doubtless the princ
pie which will govern future official proceedings aud 1t
Is said the President WILL at carly day call the par
tcuar attention Of Congress TO the subject The Gov
eminent favOrs an American company based on sustain
ing American rights.
The President has appointed James H. g. Marsh Post.
master az Knoxville, Ill, vice Curtis McGowan whose
arrest for rObbnR the PostOce reported day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

THE RESIGNATION OF SAMUEL T. BLATCHFORD.
TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday upoa
United States Attorney Psrrepont to make in
qurv concerning the remarkable story that Collector
Grnnel has accepted the resignation Deputy Collector
Blachford who is not only publicly accused OF gross
completely in the drawback frauds, but now under In
dctment for that ofense.
The DstriotAttorney stated that be had made special
inquiry the Collector this point and informed
that written resignation had been sent In but that
parties whom Mr. Grinne believed TO be authorised 10
speak for MI Batchord had rendered the verbal resg
nation Of that indicted officer Mr.. GriBneu would nos
state that he had accepted this informal resignation, NOE
did the DstrictAttorney learn who acted a. Mr..
Batchford's representatives In this important ana
delicate matter. Judge Plerepont Gays no considers
that Mr. Grinnels appointment OF Daniel d. Tompfins
to Mt Batchfords place equivalent TO acceptance
Of the ater resignation and goes far as TO express
an opinion that the Collector is snguary indsposed 70
aid In bringing his subordinate to justice The District
Attorney further expressed himself satisfied from the
result Of recent special inquiries made In Canada tnss
Mr. Blschford has not escaped TO that country but 10
still in this city Whether the detectives will succeed In
finding him. whether he will conclude surrender and
stand trial. whether he will finally succeed IN max
Ing his escape from the United States points which
time alone can decide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE OHIO woMEN,s SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

CLEVELAND, Nov 23.-TwO meetings of the
Ohio State Woman Suffrage Association were held to day
TO appoint delegates the Convention called for tomor
row. Mrs Dr. Cutler OF Cleveland presided at tho morn
ing meeting Only three OF the nineteen Congressional
districts were represented The Executive Committee
reported that there ten local organizations in the
State Short speeches made by Lucy Stone, John
Sage, Judge Bradwe OF Chicago, Mary A. LIverm0re.
and Henry Blackwell, who stated that the New York
State organization strongest In numbers and influence
the Brooklyn Association Judge Bradwel desired
keep Association about TO be formed free from any
political bias, and Mrs, Livermore thought the occasion
grander and solemn than when our fOrefathers
threw overheard In Boston harbor The meeting
was entirely harmonious, aud much enthusiasm was
mauifeSted,
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puliiisaI Eoiitts.


sixth Judicial D.tric, sSSR5;Ss Ess,ssSh AID Tssay
Police aud Civil Justices viii meet pursas 70 Adjournment Wkp
HESDAY EVENING November a. At " O'clock al $50 renhvs
Conference Committees Republican
ylied 20 he present ubo. IL AN OLsfi, Chairman
r. n. Lusa. Secretary
seventh Judiciai District. Nineteenth and Tweuty-
adjourned 70
Of this dse viii be held the Hs eorsss
Of broadway AID iSthst. "WEDNESDAY Nov e. at O'clock
0B0. b. VAN BRUHT, chairnss.
Seventeenth Assembly District Upion Republican
ASS0CArI0N-At regular NEATLY meeting
held on Monday Reang soTemer g. tAs following preamble
luions nimsuslY adopted:
WArsa eunepty reported delegates 20 the Judiciary Co,
ventioa from tho Ssvegsenth Assembly District
mieabis JANIS coULTsR Jscs -.s
he denied their rights sa privileges said therefore
Rod Thai Ia the oplalea Of majority Of ths delegates
this district 10 said Convention their rights
s Convention assembled the delegates hsrr6g ins,seS Ia
this Association 20 eater their against
uoa aud withirsw. GkORuB 4. BRADPOID Pr,.ti..t
RoBkKr s. DOBBiS. Secretary.
A Regular sleetinx Of the Uaiea Republics. Assoc
citation OF the Twenty-nrst Assembly Ostrrt viii he heM
Washington Hall lbir.syr between s9s
and Onehahdred shdtsenu St THIS fwrdpeSl.N RVRNiHo
as O'Clock to make nOmnsuOas ut.ry Charter aud shoe
"I WssS pa. 49,, hosSS ORaSro rrestienI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE BOGUS CUsroAHoUsE SEEING OFFICERS

This case, in whlchJ A. Kuhner and John
W. Lalor are charged with attempting TO swndle Ed
ward Duyerger French iorter of laoes out OF about
$500 worth OF lacos the ptexts that the
snugged and that they (defenSnts) we're House
seizng officials, was commence before Commissioner
substantially tue facts already pushed I'M relation TO
the defendants coming to her hsband's house and
attempting 10 seze tho goods. 10 other witnesses
were also examihed for the Goyernmst the only new
facts elected bens that defeodants TOT Duverger that
that Duyerger exhibited the proper papeto defendants
show that the dutS had been paid on u aoes THO
further heari"S "aS hen adjourned until tuOrtoy
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1o,.l kIolI gsr spsIsar ses an 10

Total .......,.6lOl l26 n sEsts n tt!61l %
There was much more tobacco manufactured In three
Districts during period in 1898 than 1862
count Of the seizure ia May last OF large number 81
factories The revenue from all other than the
manufacture OF tobacco In North and South Carolina
during the period mentioned IN 1862 Is largely In
1868.
The following seizures have been reported at tho In
ternal Revenue Office: One still In the Seventh District
OF Virginia the stock OF liquors OF Samuel Jones IN tho
Fourth District OF Jersey 400 cigars ia the First
District OF Indiana. Collector Wetze VI Cincinnati
seized at thu railroad IS OF smoking tobacco for
eyading the payment OF the tax Henderson has been
indicted at Cincinnati for cOnspiring with others In To-
lfucn fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

Homo AGainMaaT Of crens viii pssssd 70 hsov tst
Dr. b. g. PBRRy skh and seknovn Dem ser foonder Il
the this country oed bic bocs omee
ossasd At bic Old York chce No 20 Beodst 10
Of hair unnatural dnes Of the empss saek
moth patches, hsckles. m0es aud ~ees
persons tried preparations for the Hair sad have
been them their dmcaly
should be discouraged The prspsrsss ss.
diseases necessarily failure Ne
pound can be available for al. diseases shss
other CAGES useless and nanJ positively Injurious
DR. PRRRYS method With the Of sad efest
personal spsOa ssraas shat dsssss Of the scaS
producing hAr premature and presorss
remedies the requires Hence his great nesss
No charge for consultation Send for nsrrogsesy clreslst
Watches and Jewelry
Of 81 Descriptions SALB ssd REPAIRED By srst
G.O ALLBN SON I3 Broadway between Twssiy a.
and as Brcsd~sy door belov cas.Ise
Post-Omce Notice. Mails for Europe WEDNESDAY,
Noy "a 1862 wall close at this OGee at aud at tAs st.'Ss,
TUESDAY NIGHT follows via; A aud b. ypmi Ctad ", SO
p. M and \, 800 !. NJ sad q, $40 p m ,. -.
Flowers for Parior Wiadows, -
vh without Pedes:As stands Wholesale OF Retail AsLrt
Furniture Store 66i Bro.dwsy, opposite Bosd'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
FIRE IN BREwERY-PEcULIAR ORIGIN.

At about $3.50 last evening the large brewery
OF David Jones' SKthst covering from No osI to NO.
$685. discovered TO be lire, the flames being caused
by the friction OF the grain against the sizes Oh the
eevstor Tho fra pa,nad considerable Roadway before
being subdued aud the loss will reach fully N2OOO Inc
Insurance Will cover IT, but the names or the companies
could not 10 aecCrained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR AWARD OF
PREMIUM

MACON. Ca, Nov. 23.-Among the premiums
awarded to-day at the Georgia State Fair the fol-
lowing: william Knabe Co. of baltimore. first premium
for best grand aud square pianos; Miss Ida Feucht
muyer OF Macon aged IL years. first premium for skill
a performer the piano W. L. Brantey OF Macon. for
best upland cotton; The American Safety Lamp Com
pany OF New York received medal aud diploma for best
lamp Muriee Co OF Richmond. Va. premium for sub
soil litter; The Rock Island Manufacturing Company OF
Charlotte, N. c., premium and diploma for beet WOODEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

FATHER MCMAHON IN PRTsoN-A DENIAL.
Mr.. Terrence 0'Neill, a Catholic gentleman,
who ia Chairman OF the Directors of Pentenares III the
New Dominion has written to The Ota,ca C,ssa deny.
inc tina abatement OF Father Mcmahon concerning cruel
treatment Ia tho Kingston Penentlary He asserts that
durug his several years confinement complaint Of
tno kind reached the of Directors, warden or other
officers VI tho prison, but that on the contrary Father
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
TWO MEN sCALDED IN A VAT.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 23.-This morning, while
some workmen ut Thomas * Co.'S porkhouse en-
gagged emptying sush from q lard-tank into vat OF
boiling water. man named Edward Wech missed his
footing and fell into the vat Dennis Quinlan, while
trying Wech. drawn Ia by HIM head fore
most Both were horribly scalded. Qulnlan died
this evening, aud WEIGH cannot survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

MOWERS AND REAPERs.vA large part OF the
space spprprated agricultural implements at the
Inta Fair of the American Institute Was occupied Dy
Mowers and Roapor the display including the old es
sab,shed tavorss and the latest novelties In this no
The TWO st premiums offered by the Society for the best
machines In this GLASS were both awarded TO Adrlance
pa,1 q ca one for their Buckeye Mower and one for
their Buckeye Mower aud Reaper, combined with Self
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

With memDers Of this association During the debate
became known that The father although Ia no way
connected with Trades Uni0ns, the employer OF
eooety and gave them the preference, whereupon
the privilege granted Tho OF e2 was voted to
the papersainers on srike. The election OF delegates
20 the National Convention IL down for the first
ing In December The receipts OF the evening amounted
10 e2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
INTERNAL REVENUE.

INCREASED COLLECTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA
SEIZURES REPORTED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Supervisor Perry Of
North Carolina. under date OF Nov 90 gives the follow
ing statement OF the amount OF revenue collected on
tabacco the Fourth Fifth aud Sixth Districts OF that
state FOR the six months ending Oct 81 1862 compared
with the same months Of the preceding year, VIZ:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

EcMahon received special oopsdeyaton a. clersymsn.
arc never 1d one days labor Ne also had TIE ptyl-
Catholics. the writer adds as are also the WsrdeD.
and 30 Of Che keepers and guards - y n f'F
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SV.fial Hotties.
-~-~~--~---~-~~~~-@-~-----~-@-~~-~s--
I.Indemaa & Hooa,

Lindemaa & Seas'
CYCLOID s. SQUARE PIANO-FORTEs.
THR CYCLoIO combines In ito sbspe
BSTIsB SOvgLrr
RLBGANC8
and srRxsdrB.
Aud will ,tssd Logger tb,o other otu q psao
wARBROoMs-So. 2 LBROY-PLACB ULBECKBR ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

BAILBY-WISCHRSTBR-On Tuesday Nov g. g. wsaiss
Bapi Church, by the Rev Dr. Moore eldest
Of James Bailey 70 Jennie H. daughter Of Capt
H. Winchester, all Of Brooklyn
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wiA IsA
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
MARRIED.

The Trophy t0.-CitcBls1 ready Address 0soRas
WAKISG. jr, Ogden Farm. Newport. r. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
ALASKA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Gen. Shire has been
slestsd Delegate 70 Congress from Alaska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
The
WEBER
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPaIdur

PIANOFORTES
udorsed by the 6 artists PARBPA R0sAl KBLL000 TERI
BRlGNoLf THO THOMAS MILLS, PArfIsoS, BEfsT0W.
SANDBRsON. MARETzBK, and others. as the
LEADING PIANOFORTE OF AMERICA.
Hence the unparalleled iad increase In ssr s.i'a
210 PER CENT.
10 t~o ,ssa. per Internal Rsvenas rsturDL
wARBROoMs.
5ra-Ays. CoRSSR l6rHsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

Stem-f hiding
WALTHAM WATCHES.
MORN DURABLE.
muRR RELIABLE,

MORE RBLIABLE,
MORE ACCURATE
THAN ANY WATCHES OF PoREI0S MANUFACTURE
There apprehension 10 the Of many that sts wsss
Watch duplicated aud abs to order However .s
Watches With those made wshss.
The riRdr simply key held is place. and has
running the watch shstsvs bat although simple N
arrangement elaborate ssd perfect nsebas
required produce the which form this chne
expense spared nssaela article which sh
the perfection OF American Industry.
The Stem WELDING Watches sds By the Americas Watch Gee
pany mach higher grade than Of the watches heretofore
by the sire aud shape best adapted for Eess
The Of uniform and quality and the
brace every pattern nov 10
We have hand large assortment aud great variety and ay.s al
10 call and examine tbsm
HOWARD G Co.,
JEWELLERS AND sILvgRSMITHs
No 6l9 BROADWAY sBw YORK.
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All Notices Of d
name and address.
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ESSENs
Clayton II. Delano,.. Sl0l
FRANKLIN.
James II. Pierce. 699j
FULTON AND HAMILTON.
John +. EmpIe.
GRNEsEE,
Edward G. Walker. el2I
GREENE.
III Van SteCnbHrQh.
HERKIhER.
Dan. A. Northrup.... 594
JEFFERSON.
Jay Dlmmick.
w. w. Butterfield.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-30
3Hsuranfe.
3Hsuranft.
GEoRG GIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital aL..".........".s50o,O 900

FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. $4,000 paid into the In
surance Department Of Georgia according to law
for the benefit of the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen OF
Georgia.
A purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent oil It's earnings to the Stockholders; the
rest o the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the C, ntIi ibution plan.
Fire Department has been In successful opera
ton for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and vieing wita old companies in its success.
All Of Its Policies non-iorfeitable. and Of every
description OF Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON came terms as men.
Loans half CT its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAwToN, President.
&c. McBURNEY, e.President
Ri. LIGHTFooT, Secretary.
c. F. McCAY. Constituting Ac'uary.
P.H. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to lake risks either
in the Fire or Life Der artments, and socits share
OF the patronage of the city and State.
j. G. HOLMES, Jr..
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local and Travelling agents wanted in all parts oi
the stae. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica.
lions to be made TO ]. G.. HOLMES. Jr.. General
Agent, No. IS Broad-street. Charleston, S. O.
July 21 Dkc WIN
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prisoners were iuii uf mdigua,ion at the sentl-
meots contained in Lasca's note, Quesada
said to them: ''Senors, General Qsesada Is
not q General Lesca. pardon you all. You
can leave when you will, and to effect sate
exit for you will issue the necessary pass-
ports." When the General had finished speak
ing, the liberated Spaniards burst forth IN
shouts for Quesada and free Cuba. Only two
Of them asked the necessary protection pape;s
to 20 to Havana, where they had families, and
all the others Immediately incorporated them
selves with the liberating army.
"A movement is developing itself in Viz
oinia. having for its object reconciliation be-
tween the two leading factions of the Repub-
lican party in that State, many OF the Radicals
who supported Wells having expressed them
selves satisfied with the sentiments contained
in the speeches OF Governor-elect Walker. On
this subject Washington telegram to the New
York Tribune says "The late Wells party
comprised fully two-thirds of the Republican
party Of the State. The other third supported
Mr.. Walker for Governor, AMI formed the BAL
ance of power between the Republicans proper
and the Democrats, which secured the fri-
umph OF Walker. The Wells men now propose
to reunite the party, and their leaders have
already offered overtures to the Walker party,
acquiescing in the result, and offering to turn
in and support Governor Walker, accepting his
Richmond speech as the Keynote Of the policy
Of his administration. My informant says the
broad doctrine of universal suffrage and uni
vsrsal amnesty, as put forth and advocated by
the Tribune, has been accepted by the Repuo-
hcans OF Virginia, and henceforth the party
will act in unity on that platform. The Wells
and Walker Republicans united, will prevent
the Democrats from gaining control OF the
Legislature, and secure two Republican Uni.
ted States senators. Should the efforts for
reunion succeed, the Republicans Will be unaE-
imous in request to General Candy to with.
draw the application OF the test OATH"
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Congress and the Chinese.

There is much ado among the Northern
newspapers as to the effect Of the law of
Congress in regard to the Coolie trade
upon the movement now in progress to se-
cure the labor Of Chinese emigrants for the
cotton, rice and sugar plantations Of the
South. We are surprised that leading
journals have been SO long in discovering,
what was pointed out weeks ago by The
NEWS, that the law in question has no ap'
plication to the case. The New York Jour-
nal of Commerce sustsins our view in de-
olaring that the law is not directed against
"the importation of Chinese into this coun-
"try," but against "the coOlie trade by
aAmericsn citisens in American vessels. !"
It does not prohibit the bringing Of Chinese
immigrants to the United States, but the
transportation Of coolies in American ves'
sells :to7sny foreign country, port or place
"whatever, to be disposed Of, sold or trans
sferred, for any term Of years, or for any
"time whatever, as servants or appren-
"tices, or to be held to service or labor. "
That the phrase ''to any foreign country,
sport or place whatever" means not port
foreign to China, but foreign to the United
States, is evident not only from careful
reading Of that section, but especially from
the peculiar wording Of the remaining Sec
tions Of the law. There is NO prohibition
Of the landing Of such persons in the
United States. Furthermore, the aot can
only be construed as forbidding the trsns-
portation Of coolies who have been drug
ged and kidnapped, since the fourth SEQ.
tion provides that nothing contained in the
act shall be construed to apply to or affect
any free and voluntary emigration Of any
Chinese subjects, or to any vessel carrying
such person as passenger on board the
same. A permit or certificate, however,
must be prepared and signed by the United
States Consul residing at the port Of dc.
parture, containing the name Of such per-
son, and setting forth the fact of his volun.
tary emigration, and the Consul, before
giving the permit or certificate, must first
be personally satisfied Of the truth Of the
facts therein contained.
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Notifes In Dauaruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED sta rEs, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TIRM. 1869.-IN TBE Ma TIER or j. b.
sUBER, OF NEWBERRY, 8. O, b NKRUPT.-PE
lIrION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCH .hGE IN
BANKRUPlCY.-Ordered. That hearing be had on
the TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, A. 1859, at Feder.
al Courthouse In Greenville c., and that Cled.
itoia &c. of sail Bankrupt appear at said time and
place and show cause If any they can. why the
prayer Gf the petitioner should not be granted
And that the second and third meetings Of Creditors
OF said Bankrupt will be held ut the Office nf @. j.
JAEGER, SEQ, Registrar OF Third congressional
District. south Carolina, on THIRTEENTH DAY OF
AUGUST 1859 at lam.
BY order Of the Court the 18th day of July, 1869.
DANIEL HORLB .CK,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the U. 3. for 8. G.
July l6 rs