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New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
POLITICAL.

The Hon. Mr.. Nelson has introduced in the
senate vi tennessee bill TO bestow upon women the
oieeuFe franchise. The bill was referred to the Ju
| dietary Committee.
me Lou'srdIe Journal, in referring to the
w'huiaWal OF Coy. Brownlow from The KnorriHe WAig
compliments the Parson with such terms as 81 the Old
feteh,' and '' the Old earth curse"
Tie Mobile Tribune is in bad wav. That
Dihiaht Journal says The Government Of the United
states las literally gone TO the devil Tberc IL no nos
Silic way IN winch il be saved That American
nacea for all Ills. tho ballotbox has proved 70 bo
complete farce mere instrument Of tyranny as all tho
institutions OF free government may become and gene
rally do when the people for whose good they were es
tabshed become utterly corrupt and unworthy OF free
dom"
The Trenton On. j. Gd:ette says: There are
not very many prominent candidates for the Judge
SHIPS which become vacant this year on the Supreme
Bench owing to the expiration of the terms of three in
cunbens-ChiefJustce Beaslcy and Judges yredenburg
ana Elmer Tor ChiofJushce, Judge Beasloy is named
as MS own successor although exGov Joel Parker also
mentioned in this connection M T. W. scudder of Hud.
son and Mr. Van Sickle of unerdon candidates for
Judgcshps Mr. Nanutta Of Morris County is said not 10
desire the position although he was among the first
whose names were brought up after the election Of Mr.
Randolph Mr Garrett S. Cannon of Borleutown, also
supposed candidate states positively that lie has
pirations in that direction.
The new Hall of the Grand Army of the Re-
public in Clestnut-st. Philadelphia dedicated
Tuesday evening 18Th inst The hall about co feet by
70 and is substantially and neatly fitted up Gen Joshua
4. owen presided and pleasant speeches were made by
Comrades Parker, Cyin. King Geary. Pcrson, and 9th
ers. Cen Plcrsou in The course Of his remarks, sad
believe that the Grand Army Of the Republic. num-
hfng rs II does 10000 members In the United States is
WOikIig a great good for the Government We have
shown nor only 20 the United States bat to all the world
mat there is organization numbering 10000 who
gre ready when any nation attempts to attack America
We are ready 10 strike back. Applause. believe If IL
were not for us there would have been another rebellion
Dut they knew that our organization would have taken
up arms and crushed them.
Messrs. T. llaws & Co., proprietOrs OF The
hHoTWe tEat Icpucssccl Wig. announce that they Will
ssie Day wig and after tho ID day of February
next IN politics nc wig win, rs heretofore be Ropu6
can has done good service heretofore, and wc wish
lis proprietors success IN their new enterprise.
The Hon. Oden Bowie on the occasion Of his |
Inauguration Governor OF Maryland Annapolis on
the 18th INST stated that there would be- special ses
SION O the legislature, congratulated the people upon
the sound financial condition 81 tho state aaa referring
- tho late Presidential contest said:
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Dominion Parliament has been pro-
rogued until the 2jth OF February.
..GeIald Eaton was sentenced TO death in
Philadelphia Saturday for the murder OF Timothy
Hcenan.
THE Tennessee Agricultural College fund
0OU has been given to the East Tennessee University
Of Memphis.
The Legislative Council of British COlum-
ba is discussing the question Of reciprocity with the
United States with closed doors
.... Thirteen of the members of the Wiscon-
sin Legislature have signed call on the candidates for
the United states Senatorship to define their views
In the Georgia House of Assembly on
Saturday motion 10 rescind the act unseatiDg the col
ored members and that they be eseated was lost by
large majority.
"A telegram from Philadelphia announces
that one Of eings safes has been taken out 0f the
OF Cadwelrs store and the contents were found
bright as a dollar"
wv. ID. Il. Wilams's oil and paint store,
and Hutchinss grain and feed Bay Sayan-
nah were burned yesterday. The loss was $4,000 which
is partially covered by insurance
THE Commissioner of immigration at San
Francisco has dismissed the suits against the Pacific Mail
steamship Company for violation OF the passenger act,
upon the Company paying the amount due the State
At a meeting of the Portland Board of
Trade on saturday strong resolutions were passed In
favor reciprocity treaty with Canada also fayorng
an appropriation by the Government for Niagara ship
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TIRE IN WALKER ST.

Early last evening fire occurred on the rear
Of the first floor of No. l2l Walkers and that and the
adjoining building were considerably damaged The
rear oi the fret floor occupied by James Wallen'
carpenter who sustained loss OF $500 Not insured.
The front part was occupied by T. Harder ~ tailor
shop Loss on stock, $780, Not Insured J. h. wright
pattern and model shop damaged TO the amount OF
boo insured. The third floor Is occupied in part by
Watts x Son, manufacturers Of Nriungdes Loss.
500 Not insured. Ryan < C0sell0s stock OF mats was
DANA ged the amount Of $780, and T. ScheubuIg silver
platc loses Sl5o The building Is owned by Charles T.
Hartshorn, ana IL damaged To tho amount OF s@" IN
snred No Iql owned and occupied the upper floors
by 4. Fisher, damaged 20 the amount OF N,%V III
sired. ID Juthrcns tailoring establishment was uAnl'
COMPANY FOR 500 The origin of the fire Is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT ELIZABETH, NJ.
SATURDAYS TRIBUNE contained q dispatch gl'


ing the particulars OF terrible boiler explosion III E%d
behport " j. by which two men we're instantly Killed.
and seven wounded. The explosion occurred az NO 81
Cnions on Friday John Ritter who was at WORK near
the boiler when II exploded, was Iearfully seaueu anu
died at o'clock Saturday morning stanley Miller,
who WAS nso scalded very critical condition. and
will not probably survive. An inquest was held by Coro
ner Urann on Friday afternoon, the bodies of John
ess Captain Of the barge Wilderness, aud Mr BENJAMIN
IT, WIua INTO whose store the boiler penetrated dniihg
which the fact was elected that tho b0cr--at the time
Of the expOsOn-had safeyyave that article having
been detached and sent WORK for repairs An IN
speotor had pronounced tho boiler safe n Juy or August
last but had requested that another safety vaVo he pro
cured This Mr. George Woode had refused to procure
on the plea that its cost Gbout soW would
be too great At the tmo Of the explosion there was
pressure o pounds ~ steam but the engine gene
ally did ts work with 10 When the explosion occurred
Tho engine WAS ~ charge Oi o the proprietor lad
of l Ilo testified that on some occasions lie hsI run
the engine with 100 pounds Of steam. The inquest WAS
adjourned until to-day. There Is much indignation eI-
messed the citizens Of Ezabethport against Noode
ior his cupabe neglect This explosion was shortly fOl
lowed by another at the Rolling Mills. on fronts put
fortunately. although many men were NJ WORK III the
building loss Of life Inc MIL wiz not pe
I'm operation for several days. rs the explosion necess
tated extensive repairs.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE CORN AND COTTON CROPS.

WAsliISGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Department of
Agriculture furnishes estimates detail OF the and
cotton crops OF last year, follows:
Cor-we are unable to figure out the l,Oo0OOO,OOO Of
bushels promised by sanguGe ealcuators. handsome
tLcrease upon last year 0f 37OO0OO bushels II not all
that could lie desired at the present time affords an ag
eregaie OF 81 OF bushels larger than 1859 without
including the Pacific States. which unsuted 10 corn
prOduc0nl but decrease In proportion 70 the pOpula
ton Illinois, OF course, heads tho list OF states with
about OneSeycnth OF the entire population and an IN
crease OF about 1G per cent In nine yeasa good result
though barely abreast with the increase OF population
Tho following is the estimate Of bushels Maine. 1890
O0O IIanpshiTe l5ll, 800 Vermont. 1G72OO0 Massa
ehuseits z292yOOO Rhode Island $4,000; COnnec
ocut 2i52OO EewYOrk, 2O,9lOO0G NewJersey, 1920
eG Pennsylvania 31g7J,cO0; Delaware. 3275,OO0 Mary
land ~ H9OO0 Virginia, 9.9G9OOG North Carolina 23
SSO South Carolina, 9s7OOO Georgia, 27294 OO0 Flor
lda, 29j0OO0 Alabama, 312i0OO0 Mississpp, 3569000
Louisiana II 397 6IO Texas n 3J7 600 Arkansas 324f9
Tenhessse. 4T72OOO. West Virginia, 7Cy50OG Kentucky
Sld0 Missouri G09C70O1 Illinois. l34 3G3.OOO Indiana
%sSlSS Ohio 7i.0iOOoG Michigan, ls,sls00G Wisconsin,
1:sooO% hnnesOts 6255.0O0 Iowa, 65,532OOO; Kansas
o'tD9Iv1 Nebraska. 3,ls5.OOO Total, 9O5 5l1s,OO0
oDhOH-Since the reception Of the October returns
oal reports from cotton sections have been much
sso.aDe especially In the SOuthW where the result
COMPARISON with the planted, Il better than la
peVeuihg season since the trial OF free labor Pick
"a eoen Unexpectedly prolonged aud tho Autumn
i.-s aroiaDe While the In cotton was sOnewhab
&C., .. ioe The culture better, and IN ali the
'o "oss Ot Alabama the yield Vas fsr better, With
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
WEsT INDIA MARKETS.

H.v,S. jan GsuzarThe market closed today with declining
tdncv oferrg for No IL D. srrebe hoasse
Sugar Gi Il reals for Nos 7dO hoses steady Csye pa
Common cast reals q key lard bnoyan
al 20l0c uerees and 22d23c Flour Gmer; last sales at
40 Od4I e. bb Butter frm 3J040c y ~ Taor fat at gs9
o. Bacon b4oyan Honey active 4 at reals y gallon
Nardail; Yellow - 50DS8 50 and White sg1fO ~ auobe
Petroleum bnoyan al 4df reals gallon Potatoes Gn at b4ds4 20
A I'M Haas arm; Dry salted l7ic SugarCured 2tc 10
Lumber quiet; yellow s2lG s23 White Pue, +2Id "a e OO
feet Naval S5 Shocks Tor boxes
declining quoted rea, SHOCKS for hog,hesds 10 demand ~
2J0 VI Eupty hosshes1s demand - l2t hoopsLong
shaved auIe, So dull 8330 $40 Onions trme
quoted 70 & bbL fght nominal Improvements
rpect m coming Exchange decnins London 10 per
premium United Stse IN currency At e dls SIGHT HgS
d,connt sight dl discount gold at % days aght 9G
premium; short sight ~ 40! premium.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
rnrIArE INspEcroR LEoNAnD.

Coroner Rollins held m inquest over the body
of the late Inspector James Leonard Saturday at his
late residence No i5J West Twenty st. The testi
mony Of Mrs Leonard aud Mr. Bacon taken, detail
ag the circumstances attending the death of the deceased
nilcer 10 cotruburatcs Tie account already published
body and found the internal organs very muci dseascd
Tho heart was surrounded BY fatty substance and
attached the pcrclrdmm. From the evidence OF Dr
encl the Jury rendered verdict that deceased came
10 bs death ly exhaustion bv hcmorrhage consequent
upon the rupture OF aueursn of the right mnomata
artery iuo the traChca The IuspcCtOra 10 Police
Uc,1unrfrrs has been dr1ucd ANA nearly an the sta
lion Houses In the Metropolitan District wear some badge
of mourning superintendent Kennedy on saturday even
ing issued the following General Order;
oHcE S'rM"rEA'SSSS Mtii,p'I.r'T y , N rTl,N iss
Gsyrrat onnaa No 5,a-Clpia.a - Precinct It become,
m, sbfi it 10 saoan-c ne e hand Of deah h 'ut
dcrepa,e u 0 he fellowship atd services Of Inspector Jas Leon
nv private tu NY oae gefa The great s's the Department
a thus '1'tiia' Persl iataaaey Of more than ga q cen
tuv aud an oa i aonp - urary uue years 9s 1rl1 po
ray appreciate fully his pnysts worth ani public - Hes'
jos i' disco er oa a-o.s tism "a .1 r,g "A a.. = s,i " ~ i
Cub, fheeu st. between nh ani SIihaTcs On Monday ish
lie apts. e several commii. ergeln o o. piioou
ore ut l ne eIse.u aud olataeq o. The on pl,ooo
de,guaei ant white gloves vii report for S,or da to in
ec'or Fok title Sieath Precinct saouoa,s, Wesi
SI,h S.ysab gfh Nuh Tenh Ecyeah Ttiteeh Fourteenth
s'.. md Sasrh Prseise.
Inspector Dt, Irspeear wsus and Captain. Joarian and
~ ,he SI-eris Prsen-t st.ioa'iIoa'e ocoek
n.ue PoIk Ira 10 ake charge Of the procession and Capa
Cop, Jl,,or sres special aids ala vii report to Ia
me route = march Fin be from the church through Rghn,s;.
Fnhave and Brosag catsl shere the bead Of
Tie column Ti bali sei ib r@sn si proceed down Do''" 70
sontb Fery. aud thence 90 hc family Plot al "ff eunood
The Pfacrfs iong which the march made will fafrfsh The usual
| street protection from tler reserve -, s.t,,,
GroEez W DuKa iu,pee.ot
Chief Detective Franklin aud ten Of the leading officers
Ing to attend the funeral Of Inspector Leonard
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TIE HI.N1LAY YiS.
LECTURE BY PROF. voN scILAGrNrwEIr.

LECTURE by PROF. yON sCHLAGINTwEIT.
The distinguished German traveller and sci
onilc observer, Prof Won schlagntwelt. delivered bis
second lecture Saturday evening" 10th inst in the lee.
tureroom OF the Historical Society The lecturer began
by introducing his audience the Valley Of the Gauges
This famous river he sad formed by the confluence
OF numerous small streams among tho malayas. The
~ wlch the river Is generally known here il the
bnsghhhnL Tho stream occupies nearly tho entire
Nlulh ol the valley description Of the roads 10y which
ue valley Is traverscd would De impossible The travel
~ VINO would thread tie dangerous paths must be free
hs edges Of st6eb nu,. ies5T.LQus ROCKS, and over
horses y 6gy part of ne j9qTaegy What ,ai
the whole Is cOvefid With luxurant vegetation Trees
Of rare beauty and naghceUco flourish on every hdhu
and from the ceits in INC rocks tnnumcraDe pails ana
grasses are spriugng up Another great attraction
certain bend n the patlway tho traveller comes view
OF one Of tho most magnificent Of the HlfEalayap
peaks As soon as this peak seem the accompanying
natives fail prostrate IN worship 10 lhe peliy,
while the European traveller finds hiiasoh ny
ettd 10 tho spot IN mute awe aud admiration
Iul explored no less thah 2l4 peaks nave been hts
ur'd. seventeen OF them are more than .l,WO icel ~
hst, 40 moro than 2o0o feet. and l2j more Than 200
iret hgh' Mount bauc mehs"tes Dut I9loi leet IA
hight, yet 70 s tc highest peak n Europe, lar snort or
the liimalaya peaks. The highest peak Of tho lima
lyas, and the highest known pcak on the globe ~ called
iHurst tukcg designated IA the geometrieal survey OF
India b0uut Everest. - elevation Is 21,0H feet
hen hight "f io0 or 1900 ieet is reached travellers
usually shower, OF scCt similar to those met
With u tie Andes. At the top of The pass arc found
heaps OF stones Ornamcuicd with rude sculptures draw
nc,, and inscriptions, religious offerings by the natives
ihe practice Of erecting these heaps is quite
ancient for they are referred 10 by ola Greek writers
the north. parable, 90 tho HMayas and being uclOscd
on the north by Gulyi khlrsun.
The Professor concluded by brief description OF the
appearance and ulluolS Ot the inhabitants of Ihibet.
lhc hid lecture d" WIS entertaining series VIII Oe deV
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
RpIrrAL CHILD-MUgDER.

Patrolman Felix Hayes was yesterday IN
formed Ivy citizen that the body OF newyoorn infant
" ,,,n ,,,on the pavement. In washlngtOn-st near
,.,,,, a, TIe officer took tho body TO tho Liberty
A. Police station and Coroner Rollins was requested to
hol h ,i ~ Inc bodv and found evident marks OF vi
oence the neck wa, yd mark ~
ulo asorJ fhe Police an opportunity TO Investigate
The matter and procure testimony II possible Coroner
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
ALLEGED INcENpIAEY FIRE.

Early last evening Officer Allison of the
Fifteenth Precinct discovered lire the first floor OF
No oi Bowery occupied clothing store by siegred
Dobln lie burst open tho door and found mat mole
mad been bored IN the lead gas ppe and the escaping
gas it, The fire gradually melting away the pipe;
and the flame becoming larger ana
w0uld i'm IA short time have set fire Ia the shelving III
was sxtinguished before any damage had been done
nblin ia Insured for $4,000 by the Ast0r, Liverpool Lon
don and Globe Market and Tradesnen's Companies AS
tbe affair wa. deemed suspicious, Doblin. who protested
,Iy ,o ,t,S oIt nm xaInnation by the Fire Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

Daniel Quinlan of No. II State-st, was found
drowned yesterday et Pier No East River Coroner
Flynn was requested TO hold an inquest.
James NJ. Walker was arrested in this city
last evening on TeuistOn from tho Governor OF Var
glna on a charge oil arson. By order OF Gov. Hoffman,
the accused CfYerod into the custody OF D. finck
ney W0st, Vifgsia officer.
On Saturday an unknown man engaged u
In the hotel OF Charles Lofer No "a Clntonpace,
aud brought some baggage consisting Of bag and trunk
During the night he entered several rooms in the house,
and robbed tile inmates without l,eDg detected one on
the bOArders lost worth OF dianODds i0wery etc,
aud So in money. Some others lost nmOunta ranging
from 10 $40. Yesterday morning the thof lgd dsap
pear0d, taking Wth hIm all hs baggage.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
CONVENTION AT GRACE CHAPEL.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD

SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
On Saturday evening, while the Albany cX-
pre.s train on the Harlem Railroad passing Towncrs
station the two rear passenger were thrown from
the track and turned almost completely over The train
which consisted OF two American Express cars bag
gage ear and four passenger cars left Albany a O'CLOCK
Al The time of the accident IL running nt the uhua
rate speed for the express trains when ~ about 20
miles hour. As the ear next TO the rear on to h
struck the sleepers the coupling was detached ana lho
ears were almost immediately upset. Ihc CONDUCTOR
of the train, Mr. Ham, whO al the line Oi ho accIueu
was the To the rear pulled the De coiu pu
found it broken lie attempted TO reach the doOr ou, ny
he psetng OF the ear was hurled 10 the side AT THIS
moment there the most indescribabe confusion ana
excitement The lights had been ehtngushed hud thc
stores unset The conductor displayed great presence OF
mind Immediately giving his attention 70 removing .o
stores which To quiet the Tears OF the
Dgsseigers who all struggling 10 escape from te
windows and Those who first escaped assisted tho
Injured ones. who IN some cases au 70 ue "laNn
the windows Mrs Earle. wife OF the proprietor of
Eares Of this city, was FOUND ylhR Oh tno Dotto
OF the ear. Several of the passengers a.slsed her
through the window She sustained very painu DuI not
places md her back badly bruised She also received Two
the side OF tho head gontleihh sttlhg beside
her was hurled against the seat aud rendered lnsebe
Col u. &. Clark OF NO - IVES. fo,y ,sAih ,th o,'
Mr. BiHhop Of America also seriously injured Hnd
Bedford station. Besides these some ~
others received serious injuries After tue injured
had all been cared for tho tram ran on 70 WhIte llns
where II was met by The Gsnera superintendent, Mr. j.
O. Buckhout. who had already iecgrapneu 70 tue sD
have proper arrangements maze io hc care VI to w
jured passengorq There was much dlversy oi opnpn
among the and employees OF the roau s 10 o
cause Of the accident The employees becvo thht mo
spring rail foot Of tho swiel was bioson Ny uI
wheels Of the noxt 10 the rear of the tInh MANY u
the under the Impression tht tho bah'
gave way. ON tho arrival uf tho Train ~ the elt m'
Garo was conveyed la IL carriage 10 Erob lt0lel Iho
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE LAST OF THE LoEw BRIDGE.

The LOcW bridge, WHICH MS DceH tIIU VIIISU UI
40 much discussion, has finally been entirely removed
workmen have been employed on for over week but
not TN yesterday the last post lowered The bridge
rn. tnlred very much in the removal aud IL s doubtful
.hothgr il viii be put up again In any place The tall
post nc the four corners were not dug up nut cut on
,op The same purpose While this structure did not fur
ni.b the needed relief to tho crowded street t was
% inav. used to some extent, aud Its removal Will only
once more tho necessity OF some safe and prac
L.. Inn,
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
rcpoerNE LAMP EXPLOSIONS

Thc,. were three explosions of Kerosene
-, A., oo, WiIliam-st., another In tho tenement
- No %, Front-st. and third at No. lt6 East
Ffssuths Fortunately no lives were lost anS ~ ths ths
nainaso s,,,c Of the oil sold commonly throughou
he CIV can he needed. aud strict investigation should
,nv w. uaJe oa, In each of these accidents
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

less drawback and casualty though the reverse the
case I'D al the more eastern Cotton states Yet II is the
West that tells upon the result Mississippi once pro
duced l,250OOO bales. The following estimate which is
assuredy below, rather than above the actual yield is
NV cc ror ntsricts or cotton ports, Is generally
done In coiimeTcid reports but for states separately
Balcs-North Carolina 10000; so1ih Caiolla' isoooo;
Florida 8S 600: Alabama, 2si 900; Texas 10000; Arwn
sas 265OJl: Tennessee, 20000J; other States 1000
IL !. -.-LL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

THE NEBRASKA sENATORSuIp
WESTON,s GREAT MARCH.

BANGOR, Me- Jan. 17.-Weston is deter
mined 70 leave here on Tuesday afternoon his long
walk OF 5000 miles He expects TO be over the Green
Mountains by the 2Jth inst.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

Mi-ssauoi spring WaterThe only known remedy for Can
az and ali DIskAsEs rHE kIpSKNs =,
For By Druggists DsFOf No 30 bkoApwAt NeH'f0rL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

yoh .y.s,o,,iny run over Ia West Broadway by Car
Mo- Of tho sshayo alrsad and had both Ies' !si
tun u,rnard tho driver wa, arrested sJid h"hou "p
oa'tn ", tha ironatd ri. Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
LOUIsIANA-SEATS OF THE CONGREsSMES ELEC
TO BE CONTESTED.

LOUIsIANA--SEATS OF THE CONGREssMES ELECT
TO BIZ CONTESTED.
ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-Tbere was lively
debate in the House to-day over the Governors veto OF
the joint resolution authorizing tho payment per diem
and mileage OF the members OF the committee authorized
during the but the House sustained the veto
Thirty out OF thrtyslx Senators these com
mtees. The Senate has passed the bill the veto.
Notice OF contest has been served all the LOns
ana Congressman 10 whom certificates have been issued
except that OF L. A sheldon. The contestants busy
engaged In hunting evidence 10 support their claims
Gen Sheldon has letter from the Hon Henry H. Dawes
stating that the thirty for notice OF having
expired without notice being served he considers the
a. settled ms he has known instance where the
House allowed contest to proceed after such failure.
SUFFRAGE IN THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. FIN the Kansas Lcgisla-
ture Yesterday concurrent resolution was Introduced
in the House asking Congress TO submit an amendment
the Constitution, giving suffrage without regard 10
or color.
THE NEBRASKA sENATORSHIP.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-The Republican members
OF the Nebraska Legislature held caucus on FRIDAY
night for the purpose OF nominating United states
Senator, but choice was made Dir. Upton had the
highest vote.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
MIRRIED.

THURSDAY Jan H. as the residence ofthe
bride p.rrBts tho Rev VIM T. Spo John X Gofham IT, F"
Mao Il. Townsend all Of Nswbargb, "
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

officers or the Company were very attentive TO tho
wOunden having carriages readiness for all WHO
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRANKFORT lUuted states FyeTwentes are quoted to-day
at5ll