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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
PERSONAL.

Senator Pomeroy of Kansas, I. II. Talbot,
Assistant Attorney General the Hon r. " Ferry NJ -
Nicbirau. the Hon r. FarnsWorfh, NJ. e., Illinois; the
Hon O. w. Adams, W. c.. Kentucky tie Hon emery
TwtcheI NJ. C.. Massachusetts,; the Hon. lhoin's
Iitcb Nj O. Nevada and L. II. Painter, Philadel-
phla are at the Aston House. - senator rat
terson OF New Hampshire. the Hon. 10hn A. Logan
NJ & Illinois; Ben Field, Albion. =. y J.. T. JOIdhi'
Boston and ID. T. Bannau, T. : Navy, are az tht Iulh
Avenue Hotel == The Hon. Ira HlrTs Albany zen
a y Uoyey 4 s. Minister TO Peru Co W wall, WASH
iugtou: b. j. smith OF OHIO, Col! =. T. Wallace. l. D a
H. c Lord. Cincinnati; G.. b. LiHdermGl OF feinry IVA
Palos aud Manuel SuCro Peru atthe 81 Nlcholas
Hotel == Gen. O. VI. Poe, L. = A., 3 ~ tho hftIp'
Iofan Hotel - Ex-senator HeHryB Lane Of lndi-
ana Col " Cutler OF Maine, and slguu tcrhhll arr AZ
the Everett House. -= Judge Bakcroi missouri i7 ~
the Brcyo0rt House === William Cassidy Of me AGONY
Argus tlIo Hoffman House. == comma Hlti WI
son. L. s. Navy. J. u O-gOOd OF Boston, ana Inward
Reilly of Lancaster Pa are ut the Westminster Hotel
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CLEvRLAED-At Yenkers Tuesday eVeniBg Dec I Mara Fss
daughter Of Cyrus and Emily p Cleveland
Notice Of funeral hereafter
coRBIN-At Nsv.Btaiu Conn., Fnsy evening" De- ~ 81
typhoid Minnie ouly daughter OF Pp Noroo IT, OF VIC ~
Pa Y. Corbn aged 10 years. months and "a DAYS
CRSTon Wednesday morning Dec % IN The Ih year Of ne '
Fanny daughter Of C. s. and Am Is Cn a., 1914
The relatives friends o. the family are ePeSttu' lu' 70
the funeral from the residence Of her parents ISL ~ ooo'aN
Thursday, o'clock -.
cocHRAN-o Tusiay inst Charles Cochran in the ssA
Tie fsads the family respectfully invited attend bis .s sns
inst al l0i clock a M
UAsKRLAt Brooklyn &C. Haskell in her I'd
Funeral vii t.Es place on f,dhy Dec ~ a. p1sS, ss %
sre respectfully invited Atead.
Boston papers please copy
HEARTT-A Troy n. Y. The morning Of Tue.d'y. Dee rs
Chsrs LsmbesOa wife Of Jonas C. Heart the TN year o. nee
KTTcBUMoa Wednesday Dec o. suddenly Wilson Youngest
ofGeorEe w and BliIabstb s Ketchum -, -, 49,.
The relatives aud friends Of the isinJ are resetul M a.
the residence Of the paEent "a Sand FRIDAY Dec "a
100 at / o'clock p m -.
LASDoNIu RloOkyn Tuesday Dec @ Mary Louisa wife Of ELIJAH
TIE SgeSds 81 the family respectfully invited attend the funeral
her third house south east OF Aos'raa
ave- Brooklyn, at o'clock, Friday, Dec 81
LoOKBR-At Newark n j., Dee q, Suddenly Mary A. wife Of j.
The reatyss aud friends othe family are RESPECTFULLY invited
funeral THURSDAY 3th o'clock from tie residence OF aS
raihsr John g. Rsyce rs " est Tweutethst, Newfork
EGRATH-on "Wednesday evening the residence Of bis
grandmother Mrs Robert Smith ChestnutwOod near NeE n -
Robert Smith Megah, only Of George and Sarah o. heEa
pss from he rsdesc. ofhs p,ress No 90 West EneeG,h
Eew-lork, on Friday Slst inst al 2 P H.
PARTONOn Weessr Dec 20 The residence OF Der soaiaau
Mr Pauaelc n Jsry Ana eiet VI tue ate m
The funeral services vii be PAnaed Friday 3 Traia Leaves
HewYok from Of Lbertyst. CaIniges SiA bel
waiting Painsed Depot friends 70 the house
w1TSoN-at wethessed Conn., Dec May widow q
William Watson. in the 5sh year of age
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THE NEW PosrOrFICE.

The Congress Committee on PosJ-Obccs and
Post Roads arrived at the Aston House ycteruy morn
ing 10 Invest gate the mode Of construction O. the now
Post Office, and 10 inquire II It's affairs are conducted
according % the published plans aud specifications Tho
Committee held private session iu Room No. &, al y
and examined number OF witnesses, among them the
architect, Of the building ~ the Committee took
recess until So when the examination was resumed until
sotrock II X understood that from the testimony
elc.d nothing been obtained which rriecs IN any
way upou the Superintendent OF construction Another
session will be held Tomorrow, aud on "Wednesday tho
Committee Will 20 10 Boston similar mi-apu win
regard 10 tho new Post once ~ process Z" e'l'oh IL
thai city.
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DICKINSON COLLEGE ALUMNL

A preliminary meeting of the Alumni Of
Dickinson College liyingin and near NewforWas held
Dee o. AT the residence OF the Rev Dr. Crooks OF The
MeGod,sL Bishop James. the Rev. Dr. j. F. D1bD, DR..
Craig OF The Erungeiisi the Rev. Dr. Dashel President
OF the College and other, distinguished graduates were
present Dr. Durbu chosen President, and Col
iIOratO C. King Secretary AFTER cheering account by
the President Of the condition and prospects OF the Col
legc II was resolved ~ hold reunion and diner at an
early day IN this city ike movement OF the Alumni h
being made IN other principal cities. Al! ormersiuhents
oil me College are requested send their addresses 10
Col King, the Secretary at No. IS Wall-st.
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YTRGINIA.

WHAT TIL Speeding REPUBLICANS PROPOSE.
RIcuMoND. Va, Dec. 20.-The State Contra
Committee the seeding wing Of the Republican party
have prepared bin, to be submitted to Congress pro
vdug that Legislature shall meet take only the oath
prescribed In the Fourteenth Amendment and go on TO
al Get States officers and Judges after which 1t adjourn
ana its work be- submitted 20 Congress and approved
the state In then 10 be admitted. The Chamber OF Com
merce to-day adopted petition 10 Congress To release
from payment of revenue tax whisky or tobacco which
may Dc destroyed by fire or wreck.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

NEW pEPARTMENT-RALRoAD MATTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. 29.-Tbo COM
peton Of the rst section OF the oregon Railroad wac
celebrated yesterday by exoursi0n over the road
II Is rcinorcd that Southern California and Arizona viii
be made n DEPARTMENT under the command Of Gen. a.
G. DAVIS, with headquarters mt San DhgO
10 is officially stated that ARRANGEMENTS have been per
fected FOR The commencement OF wCrk the Western
Division Of IT, ethphs and II Paso Railroad, between
Fort Yuma al Diego, early In thebpriDg.
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Y. NJ. c. A. CONCERTS.

The second Holiday" concert in the new
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association was at.
tended by an audience which filed every seat in the
house. The performers Miss kellogg, Miss Mark
stein, and Mcssrs. Berge and Hill Mr. Berge in some
extomporaneous efforts brought with fino effect the
Latent powers of tho organ, including remarkable
orchestral effects Miss Kellogg had three solos, and was
Htr#.s ono
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PRAIsING THE BRIDGE II ST CARRIES YOU OVER.
To he Fditor Of The IrsbHne.

To he Edftor Of The Irs5Hne.
SIR Your comments this morning upon Judge
Balcoms opinion 10 the Erie snic grptain sue, total
misrepresentation OF its meaning arr eject hat feel
compelled IT, reply TO it. 50 far hosirr you
assert that creditors Of corporation have remedy
whcu Offending directors Elected, the % nion eK
picy states that such not the 100 particular
remedy Of suspension removal can9 % lad after
reelection Of director, but every other remedy includ
ing an accounting and the reclamation Of ali mos ey mis-
appropriated, may still be had. join Wild you IN the
hope that Judge BalcOns decision may be pronpty re-
viewed at General Term, being confident that no
three Judges could got together this any oter
state who would reverse that decision. ,
close without expressing my deep regret thas
THE TRIBUNE should have long persisted IN series OF
lDes against Of the most upright Judges IN TINS
State founded upon assumptions which 10 my knONedge
are wholly untrue, and the untruh OF which Tue IkiB
NE could have easily ascertained by making the slight
est iuduiry. Yours obediently, THOs. G. SIIEARAAs
Lam O9ceS Of ne Erik H. Co., NeU York, Dec -, 1862
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u appeared that the deceased driving across SIC Erie
Railway track about u NJ. the express trSin No -
"ane along. The engineer ana fireman, AMI otfer wit
nesses examined, and 10 appeared from their tes
mOny that naCman Is placed at this crossing, although
from 800 10 400 vehicles daily ana 10 g. iWposshlo
from The nature OF the ground that an approaching train
be socu ip time avoid IL. The jury rendered The
following verdict: "That Louis Miller TO his death
neing struck by express train No r. and We hOld at
tNf Erie Railway Company censurble for not having
h1rn,-n ~ the crossing at oil times"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

Congress State Legislature when in Session Foreign
News: exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF ho
Farmers Climb of the American Institute Talks abous
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural Informal
essential to country residents Veterinary Depart
ment Stock Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports making H. both for variety and COM
pleeness altogether the valuable. interesting, ana
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world
Tho Full Reports Of the American Institute Farmen
Club and the Agricultural Reports la each num-
ber arc richly worth years subscription.
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cUsroM-uoUsE AFFAIRS.

Solicitor Banfeld of the TrcasuII Depart
ment visited the CustOmIousc yesterday md had an
interview with the prominent officers but thtpurpor OF
his visit was not ascertained.
The officers Of the Surveyors Department had more
than their ordinary share Of business yc5terdy ia con
sequence OF the arrival OF steamcrsth' Celia Ne
niess and City OF Washington from Liverpool; Moro
Castle from Havana, st Laurent from Hwrc, Iowa
t.n1- GLnarnn-- md AmnrcA from E--mr-.
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THE RUSSIAN FAIR

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 29.-Goy. Curtin,
American Ambassador ST. Petersburg writes that the
Russiau Fair is TO be national and only for th prOduc
tions OF Russia Several crowned heads OF Europe had
accented invita- lions TO be present The Commission ap
pointed by tho Louisville Commercial ConVthiOh VIII
therefore not collect specimens but devote their whole
attention the question OF Immigration as hoNoNeu
upOn them by the resolution OF that BODY.
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Static OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ga colossal statue
OF President Lincoln, modelled by II. X. Brown, 10 be
erected in Union Park NewYor il now ready ior trans
portation aud is on view in front Of the Bron@ Works
OF Wood & Co. on Kidge-avc.
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A CARD

To M Editor Of The TrfJUH,
SIR In Tho Herr d Of yesterday appeared a
report OF an alleged conspacv TO defaud the Govern
men in which warrants 70 have bscD Issued fer
the arrest OF a Geo. HofIaan and Others As many may
assume that tho Geo HOFFMAN named Of the OLE hrm
OF Hoffman Ourss, think IL proper 10 ask you to pub
lish the fact that am not the person referred 10.
GEO. HOFFMAN,
Formerly OF tn, firm Of Hoffman Curt ?.
Nei7- York Dec. 30 1869.
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cpOyRLrBRRRgOn Wedbesday Dec rssisaee o. the
hides sister Mrs Maaett No 10 Vest Ists secaod A. W ths
Rev iobn ii Cookmas James H. Creas A bTs G srs beta
ofthil -J
CADwELITAULMAS-As residence n tho 30 grae 2.Tsst.
n, WedBosi,v psr WA ,tArs y D., o. this ~ ~ sa
gNds, Il ety Corsels ei-; Sfaaidas hisf o. re' IL
T1alnsa eal 0fPernoaG -
kRBARTA DR. aross n Y tho resGee OF the bne~
nahel 9Th ilsL " be Rev Fatfer OConno baNaa
8 ~ Alice ~ chest 4angbief o - ia's Sef
NAB Csrssrs Of ibs 1iss No cards
roCKw, Or-rn lA3FAM-n Chelsea, Mas % the nts irs
,b. .liaes a t7- b-s father M forH ~ the bSe ~
-nd goaa sce o. e,ookyE T. l. 70 Au1 pinshA~ q 10
sace
lsgl bsRTu.tsY . CoBgras touai Chufs5 ~.
-, Co-r A. Rev Clinton ls-S HenTv X Rh9ades. isss
Ebgossr q SKY SAab y. Stone 81 the former place
WOOLSgY ANT the rcsslce Of The BRIDES Pssnt' ca
Tpslav pee ChaS Carries Henri No"e7F
dat1d NJ, aaU-het OF w u
Of Bto0kyn. No cars
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OUTDOOR SPORR
BASEBALL,

NEW ORLFANs, Dec 29.-Thc Mutual Base
BAH Club Of hew-Yorl and the Lone s'ar Club Of nus
CITY PLAYED to-day. About 5000 persons were present.
was getting dark game was called the conclusion
of the seventh inuing when the score Rood MCtuals-
l. 2 q l. g. 4 O.: total, Lone Start o. 8, J. 2, o,
total 10. The Mutuas Will play the Lore stars agnn on
saturday, the sounrons on sunday au viii loavo Tor
hOue Ou Monday.
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THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

TO the EdttOr OF Ths IrlbHhe.
SIR: Tho people everywhere would like to
90 what Che Hon John Hill suggestspetition for the
oboon OF the frankng privilege but 10 will be neccs-
sary that systematic plan he adopted Might not
petition no left for signatures at every P0stOce III the
country y " FkEUhD,
Pastor German NJ. u. l.. Church.
Ns,rdJL- n j.. Dec rs, 1869
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TIE IATEss DEFALCATIoY.

10 ne EdftOr or Inc Trlbune,
SIR: THE TRIBUNE Bulletin Board announced
this morning that the Merchants National Bank" had
punered from another dealcatOn It the Merchants
Exchange National Bank Will you please rake the cor
rection j. l.. BCRRILL,
Ncig Yorr, Dec. 20, 1859.
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eral news OF the week;
rusr PAGE NewYOrk Horse Market
Colonization Boston Live BLOCK Mar
EuS' y, tbc Week do. Baialo Cattle Market
nestle and FOre.gnJ EuWlh NJ Stahtoh
pcIitiraI European Markets.
The Cuban Revolution. Marriages aud Deaths.
ViIst TcuCress--2tl SEES n Y Wholesale Prices
s,nn OF Country Produce.
SECOND PAGE. Philadelphia Cattle Mar
Neme[n the Deacon. Mr. seward In Mexico
NJ, puIJiratInn,. SIXTH PAGE.
1dIertsements Agricultural:
From Year To Year. American n stltuEe
n, ts'iry / and Farmers Club.
Shakespeare Md-Sum- Horticulture ana Mar
mer Nights Dream. ket paruehin n Nj.
rnia Geumenical CouncilI The Irish ReapeT's Song,
The sI Ii1iG Cpn p1'H Why we keep Christmas.
letters from Next Door. shvENIh PAGE
EDITORIAL Miscellaneous Advertise
Sty Sna CoS anISn i-"0 New.York Cattle Market
Grain and cold Real Estate
lgnatius DOnnely, TX ri 1Au NJ 90 onds Trsda
our Revenue Policy The SeoTaska ana Iowa
Tho Alabama Claims. EIGHTH PAGE
T,rTu PAGE Advertisements.
.,s,,i r.ttie Market Commercial Matters.
Is,',i,y ementg Grain, Provision, and
hsia1in Markets other Markets.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IA priptad on largo double medium sheet making esht
naees OF six broad columns each II contains all the I'M
nortapt Editorials published In TIE DAILY Tribune OK
cent those OF merely local interest," aiso Literary anu
scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
"a mnortapt New Books the Letters from our largo
CORDS OF correspondents the latest news reoe'eu ny
ToIegraph from Washington and all other parts OF tho
world; Summary OF all important intelligence Id TINS
city and elsewhere; synopsa OF the proceedings Of
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Good Sowing Machine 0

Good Sowing Machine ia necessity N every household
poor IS al incumbranee;
The Grover Baker Machine fsF other machine ios
dress making general fmy TIE stitch aso more beegha
and bst Of The maenine %
simple dclt gt out Of 0r5 sBd Agy opessss
can manage NJ r. di 72S CAssinstst Fh"aacs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

The residence of X. II. Trusted in One,
hundred thirtietlst., Flfthave was entered
Inv burglars on the night Of the 2th inst aud dlan0u'
aud other lowelrv, valued az $500. were stolen
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MARLfED.

Tho Trophy Tomato.-C -aulss ready A. ess oEoHos X
wAWgg, jr OgIe BARN. Newport, T. J.
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"Prinoo TeehU scaffs. =, . each.
Al immense tss0rtmeHt
O. KExPros 90. ~ BrasieaF-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

ssThe Cardiff Giunt" PERCEPTION
has finally exploded bot PAIRS AsSN' OIL Nm nos -
dangerous oils " logger 100 futOnst. y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

Old Chambers-st. Candy MaGdfsrfory.
Deoo foT tie se Of PCsS CONYgCrIosEI cor huisea AM
Chambers sni PHO Twenty s'rthst hiDAf W
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
noMRaTIC MARKETS.

HFwOaLEA 2Cott6u active; high grades scarce snd er
AG2llc Mdilngs; sales So 900 bsss Reeeps2s sse
Erports-To Have 1925 Boston, 800 bales Floor rner g
S5 IS SIS 90S6ds6 IS Corn dull ., ssdsoc 0as-ss Ssesf
light Choice 6sc Louis Toe Bran 81 IS Hay SR Mes
PORK 500 SO unchanged Laeree lSt 9lss hee
202lc Sugar and Moasse quiet Whisky, Soc 81 Coffee ga
changed Gold 1904 sesg Exchange 1904 hewfork sight MI
change psrG4 per cent discount ..f.
n 29-Spirs Jurpeutne qniet hosn ouh
and ewer Strained 81 81 Crude Turpenne unchanged Tar senJ
al 81 9S Cotton steady a D. 0ljlo for midtling. -
Ca 80 bales. MID
d g. ac receipts exports the COureat 300 osiesi
coss.wst, 1, as bales. . go.
AUarrl Ca 29Cotob opened firm sth fair demand
2o but sed Quiet 913c tor hddng 10
bales receipts. $50 bslee.
IA AMMAN Ga 2Coon er receipts 2S5 bales exports.
65l hales sales so bales; Middings 2Skc
CETELGSD Dee Wheat 6rRer a8d unchanged Corn dull ane
unchanged Oa decnng No state DC h'e aan Nne
nominal BASey dali snd nominal
NoHFoLK 29Cotou quiet receipts $50 bales eFporm
cosstwe 7i2 bales. sales IS bales, Low hdng, ~ dlJc
MlBLs % Cotton dul At che quotssons sales Of zoo
bal Nddnss receipts l6l2 bales; exports OtJ eAes
PRASCIscO l9Foar unchanged sih Eol local 90
maRd Nheat-sas Of Choice at VI &C. Legal fender tsf
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price FIVE CENTS

FOR SALE BY ALL HKwshEH
BY MAIL O. per year Terms. cash In advance Address
THg TRIBUNE, Eow-York.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY CENsURED.
An inquest was held at Rutherfurd Park, N.
" on Tae day over the body OF Louis Miller. who was
luLod tloFo tho morning previous. FRAN tho evidence
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is
ready this morning aud contains, in addition to the gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

BUFFALO CATTLE MARhEI-DHc ~
CausR epts 6o heSd about tb me usual Iun we ms
ou.ned higher. sales at 0c for Ona
VAR IogsRecepts light market doll and hat s,es sidse
70, Common Good Sheep nomnsly unchanged nothing doug
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DIED.

an Notices Of Morridy masi be Endorsed i''h M
name and address.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
GOSHEN.

We have but one marriage and one death to record this week, and are happy to inform. our friends that We have had no murders or sad accidents. ,.
 - - A school.visitor, here, lately gave to teacher the following sentence to spell: !" Robert Wright, the beautiful writer of Wrightville, down in Tosrington, claims the exclusive right to write the rites and ceremonies of his church, and has secured a acopyright for his writings; but Henry Wright, the writing,master, also writes those rites: nov, is it honorable for the Right Honorable Henry Wright boldly to right himself up, right in presence of the right-handed wheel-wright, Robt Wright?''
 .. F.. es >,. -., ..ss ia. 2 .s. P H. N. /
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
WASHINGTON.

On Thursday the 27th ult.. "a few friends of Wait Abernathy met at his residence
 and partook. of D supper in commeinoration of his 90th birth day. There were twelve who sat down at the table besides Mr. A. The united ages of the company amounted to $50 years. Mir. Anthony Smith was the. next in age, being s6. Dr. Fowler and wife, who have just returned from visit to their son and daughter at Chicago, we're not present. The blessing was asked by
 MT. A..and heartfelt thanks returned for the mercies of the past Anecdotes of ye olden time were recounted. and many a contrast drawn with the present. Mir. A. Smith related how the father and mother of Hon. Robbins Battell came to live in the house now occupied by MT. A. with the intention of keeping store but be- ing so extravagant as to take Q silk unbrel- Ia to church with them. fell under the ban of public sentiment, and moved to Norfolk.
 We hope we have progressed since then, MT. A., though somewhat infirm, still works at his trade of ,cart-making, and we hope he will live to have a. centennial birth day, and that all who were there. last week, may be there to celebrate it. Ii l. - We omitted to mention at the,time, the death of Mrs. Betsey Frisbie, on Sept. 18th, aged ninety-fve years and five months.
 = Mir. Colton returned from his vacation, last week, and occupied his pulpit last Sab; bath. He attended the State Association of Congregational Ministers at Rockville, while,absent s.5 r. sa r.
 -. Last Friday, the President and Scorer of the Hawkeye Rife Club. and an ex mem
 Der, started on fox-hunt, and at ten o'clock had captured three red jackets. z
 -Messrs. Perkins, Colt, and B. W. Say mour, of Litchfield, met several Of the friends of the Shepaug Valley R. R., at the St. Nicholas, Friday afternoon and even ing Progress is being made in public sentiment, and as the absolute need of the road becomes apparent, every, one will be willing to help to the extent of their Ca pacity. W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

brook, few days ago, was arrested fecent- " between New Hartford and Collinsville. 5Dy ,. 5. Newton aud Orlando Clark of sWlnsted. He was making for thek woods ID ID the vicinity of ''Satan's Kingdom but a persuasive revolver induced him to change his course, and he is now safe in Litchfeld jail 4am4
 NEW PRESTON. correspondent of the Sentinel draws a terrific pictare of the stagnation of business in this place. He concludes as follows:
 The shattered columns of our commercial struc. ture can be seasily rebuilt, when. the Northern people bury their vengeful feelings and resent ments beneath 9 friendly community of interests
 Wouldn't the Shepaug Valley railroad afford the surest relief @e4s.-...se--....a.----
 KENT. This town sustained $2, ,OOo d nm. age by the recent flood. r !ssBqrnaas aud Ban Quet. Ya
 CANAAN.-The Amenia Times is repohsi. ble for the following incident of the frei ight trainscollision at this place, on the 1OA ult.: -
 A lady who was seriously injured, 5en for lawyer and made her will before be ing removed from the wreck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
-F sbg e-l-F 2 Z 3 " -s =A hg fs
 News of the Week.
s5 - Hss4 t.- ~ 4ciN II FOREIGN. v hiG ,

Jh 5 a1s T 5ttiaF FOREIGN" GiG5a7 yas
 , Great Britain. IA meeting called in Linn erick to discuss the land question, sunday night, was broken up by. the Feniahst ' The London Post speaking of our gold crisis says :'.The habits and, life. of Presi dent Grant are a sure guarantee lhat he will do his duty imparially to, all parties.
 English holders of Erie Railway shares talk of sueing in our courts to Yindicate their rights. ...----------------------
 Mir. Peabody has been, seriously i'll, but at last reports was more comfoftab1e.
 The weather is reported as unusually cold. 8Q d1ra sjll1 8i 3bam 6TI694a S a .S France. Paris is tranquil and the Elm peror appears frequently in public 50 s The illness of the Emperor ais,a now. said not to have be been n hi his old com pIIaaint but
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 Spain. .r-The election of tbs Duke, D s ,of Ge. noa to be king seems most probablps 14d deputies are said to be pledged for him.
 The budget shows a defclency of $65,, 2 900, GOO, - s.,. .-.-T - T
 Appearances indicate the oyerslan9 ina ifrav of Serrano and the concentration of the whole power in the hands of Prim.
 Prussia.-A national fast is appointed for the 10th inst.