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.ccept the pain. the weariness. the dread,
.n1 IA Accept. and bid me stay."l Gik

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gAnd, merry speech and careless laughter
She fixed her melancholy eyes on mine.
lE And would not be denied. ~
I saw the west wind loose its cloudlets white,
In focks careering through the April sky;
l could not sing, though Joy was at its hight,
"a fgy Fershe stood silent By. "a fa 6
/ watched the lovely evening fade away
A mist was lightly drawn across the stars.
She broke my quiet dream-l heard her say.
I'd. odt Behold your prison bars"
Earth's glainess shall not sstisfy, your soul.
This beauty Of the earth in which you liyef
The orowrine grace that sanctifed the whole,
thA-A That alone can give"
heard, and shre9k away from her ,:,f afraid S1j.
Youths bounding pulses slackened and
With slowly ebbing tide.
!. Look .;a thou beyond the evening STAR she
Beyond the changing splendOrs of the
day, y,--
Accept the pain, the weariness. the dread,
lI0l a Accept. and bid me stay;n lbl
/ turned and casped her close, with sudden
strength, H4 tstE ~ ~
And slowly, sweetly. become aware.
Within my arm Gods angel stood at length.
White-robed. and calm and fairo
I'd now look beyond the evening star.
al Nyond the changing splendors OF the day,
Knou ing the pain He sends more precious
ia More beautiful than thegsa
-Uablin unirsrsitg Maeazlne.
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SORROW.

Upon my lips she laid her touch divine.
And merry speech and careless laughter
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Look .sis th9a beyond tA' sv'Hnlnr 't'F' she
Beyond the changing splendors of the
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4" Earth's Rladness shall not satisfy your soul.
This beauty of the earth in which you liyei
The browning grace that sanctihed the whole,
TTl.E That alone can give"
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She tixed her melancholy eyes on mine,
And would not be denied. q
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saw the west wind loose its cloudlets white.
In hocks careering through the April sky;
could not sing, though joy was at its hight,
~ FfV Fer she stood silent By. ~ 6
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/ watched the lovely evening fade away
A mist was lightly drawn across the stars.
She broke my quiet dream-I heard her say.
..gs" Behold your prison bars"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
PERSONAL.

Rydal Mount, where Wordsworth lived, has
been closed against sourststhe latter having it seems
likely, become a nuisance
ShoegeT, the German traveller, was lately
very poor in purse at sandhust Australia and bad to
sell his Jewels and tfinkets.
Marshal Benedek the Austrian warrior, has
been very ill., but IL wo again; and he is said to be
writing his autobiography.
Dean Stanley OF Westminster has been
preachnc in scotland and in Scotch chuiches, which
shows his liberality aud his sense
The Ricardo scholarship for political econ
o,nv M the University Of London, has been womb
iady,-Miss Orme--after competitive examination.
M. Thiers has given his distinguished APP
probatlon to new bathng-dress, made Of lndafubDer,
much used accordingly at Frehch seaside resorts
The wife of DR.. j. G. Holland has been
obliged 20 suffer the removal OF OF her eyes on ae
count OF ts diseased condition. She Is conyalesoent
Alcott and Emerson express the intention OF
voting for Greeley and Brown. Acott says he would
sooner trust Summers instincts than Pbipss opinions
Motley, the historian, was entertained lately
nv Bismarck. The first nstallment Of Motley's new
work the History of the Thirty Years War; will soon be
published.
The author of the novel called "The Wide,
Wide World continues to reside the lovely Constitu-
ton Island IN the Hudson River between West Point
and Cold Spring.
The Emperor William Is described IA " erect
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
THE YERKES AFFIOAVTTS.
ALDERMAN DOUGHERTY PRONOUNCES THEN
GENUINE.
tn nHfTrfTrrnEfr -.

GENUINE.
From The ph't7deipbt1 Press tGrGn9.
A conversation with Alderman W. w. Dough-
erty, last evening" rs the Cenuneness Of the Neres
alaYits, alleging that Gen. Harranlt specialized with
the money Of the Commonwealth and divided the spOs
with the State Treasurer, elected the following facts:
Mr. Charles 7. Ycrkes ir is personally well known to
the Alderman, the former having frequently made oath
before latter i'm the usual routine OF h5 business
broker. The magistrate remembers the particular am
dayit in question by circumstances which were cacu-
lated 10 impress them upon his mind.
He also says that the original aidayiS presented
10 him subsequently by person unknown to him. and
he was asked II they authentic He then stated
he states nOW that the signatures thereto the gem
uine signatures Of himself and Mr.. YerkCs and that the
papers brought TO the Office and sworn 70 by Mr.
Yerkes himself.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
TIE PITTSBURGH CONTENTION

PITTSBURGH Monday, Sept. lG, 1872.
Delegations to the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
have been arriving constantly throughout the day. from
parts of the country and have paraded Through
the principal streets. Tue first clubs that arrived
were the National Veteran Club and go West"
Clubs OF Washington. numbering respectively 81
and 1870 men. The Go West" Club constitutes the es
cor of Senator Wilson; but. owing 70 some failure OF
the Eastern trains 10 connect Mr. Wilson did not arrive
with the Club, but will reach the city tonight dele
cation OF the War Veteran Union Club Of Brooklyn ar
lived by special train this afternoon, and en-
tered into permanent organization at their
headguarters at the MOnOngahela House. The
chairman OF the meeting was instructed to pre-
sent to the NeW-Nork delegation, their meeting to-
morrow morning, Gen. Stewart L. Woodford rs the choice
of the Brooklyn delegation for temporary Chairman Of
the Mass Convention and Gen. James JOurdan as Vice
President OF the Permanent Organization The Conyen
ton will assemble in the Opera House tomorrow at 10
o'clock The Libby prisoners will meet In the morning
at the Academy OF Music, where programme of bus-
ness to be disposed OF by the body Will be adopted
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

DOMESTIC MARKETS

c.. s.., tc Pioo, st.l, Wheat n go,i femsndf
ssics No Red Winter 81 g. Com dl held st 50 OaS
s.esv. e of New No L. Refined Petroleum hrn ara unf.
NgOHLEts Sert l6FiOur qet sales OF supsr.re ~ -
Double Extrs Tr Die Rrtrs, - li@s5 - fsy % @
s-Iss ~ al 6 a 5l05lc. white 00c Oats qaiet snd lfla.
ssles Of prime fOa42c Bran srn st gcGHL h -.
pr du sslss Of Mes 250Si % Bacon ae sno ~
sr Shonlden liHll.c Tor Clear lh el', ~ -. a.
ado ams-Saas at l7iaie I9fS scarce sl'
cic. iee IA AZ i0ib.c: Keg ll ai2c sugar seArc sts
Of far flly fair II l0 nlO3ci prime Iiie Nsy 80 -,
Cogle l5al8c EKclange-hrAns n30lZSi Ne"i'A 'A'T -
n discount Gold llY.
WGxNGroN sept 6~-Spinis rurentne qaota ~ s'0 re.
~ 30 for Erra Cfle Tuf2sa
tine quiet AZ 81 for yellow DIP; s9or gh i"
iuB n 80 10 no.ti.
AZ 75I-q 5500nc oats dnh ani som
nal Baroa Ia good dsmprd Of shoulders At , Caf ss
IllNillc
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
THE WEATHM.
MAR DlPARIMENr.
VAR l)tPARTHENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGTON, ID. c.. .sept.H, ls72-l a. n.

WAX IIFARTNEhT, 7
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF HGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept.l7, ls72-1 a. IA.
SYNOPSIS Tor ne Ddsi fceHtrfoar hOlug.
The barometer has fallen rom the Lower
Iakes TO the Atlantic coast, being lowest over the
former. NOrtherly 10 castery Wnis cloudy weather.
and rain have prevailed over New England. ,-
CleaI weather l. generally prevailing over the Middle
States with westerly winds along e coast; gencrai
clear weather over the Southern staes and light Winds
with partly cloudy weather, along ue Gulf Coast. go
Clear weather Northwest OF tn Ohio valley, with
northery TO westerly winds.
Probabilities
North and West OF the Ohio Nally nOrthery 90 west
erlv winds and generally clear her; for the South
err states generally clear weathG, except over the
Gulf coast where partly cloudy w'ather Will probably
prevail. ~ 90 .,-,, , i
able winds Tor New-England, elOuy weather ana rain
continue.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

Foley and Hatch. with few other members Of the AS
socation Conference Committees from the German
Reform Organization the Republican Association, and
several other bodies, received In consultation
Candidates for the Mayoralty recommended hs al
the previous meeting. the names "a a. Il,
Stewart. VIM. Il. Havemeyer, Robert Lenox henneuy'
and oswald Ottendorfer being presented. CITY Juige
ex-Judge Sutherland Recommended Nhllu Sonh hlc-
KeOn, A. Il. Lawrence and ii. s. Claim were recon-
mendcd Tor the nomination OF District Attorney rue
Committee Will continue confer from uay oub Win
all Associations iayOIing refOrm IN OEtcr lht uccsOh
may be arrived at TO the proper persons W
the Reform ticxet
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
IRON sTATIsTIts

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Ih completed re-
turns OF the ninth census just sent TO press show the
following facts regard 10 the several branches OF iron
industry in the United States during the year ending
June J., 1870:
PA Irons86 establishment $40 b frla with daJ epad-
~ Of 81 Of metc attall eulolug 1884 bands prsanS
90s2 g2I tuns q pigs. Of the value Of slg64l,iJ1.
Bo0rarv Forg-e2, employing 2s2 lanis producing no
qoa fuus Of blooms. ~ the value ol a2TcsGR k0nnd-
employing 81 IN hands aud proildng value u : ~
sJ72ia fOtgtz employ oL hands ll producing 70 ~ value
~ glt- 9q EsqLHGtmcns Producing Bur hiir01d
ron Nal Pav, % employing tiJ kanls and producing 70
be vslue Of flO,J1l,l3
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
TIE MAINE ELECTION.
PERTAINS MAJORITY. 17,OS2.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 16.-1he Keapebec Journal
OF tomorrow morning Will publish complete official re-
turns Of the late election Of Governor, from
the entire State, except some small places which
last year threw a total vote Of s5s, about
evenly divided between the two parties These returns
give Perham 1884; Kimba 547l2; majority for Per
ham 7OS2-an increase of between 5000 to 1000 the
majority OF last year, and little than double the
average Republican majority at GubernatOria elections
Of the last three years.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

RECEPTION OF EDMUND YATES AT THE LoTos.
A reception was given last night, at the
Lotos Club to Mr.. Edmund Yates, the English novelist,
author of Broken to Harness." Black Sheep" mo
body's Fortune" "Castaway" "The Yellow Flag"
Waiting Race" etc, etc. A large number Of guests
were assembled representing the most distinguished
names Of the city in the departments of art,
music literature, journalism and the drama. Mr..
Yates arrived little after 10, and was presented
TO the Club by Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, the President
He said that they had the pleasure Of greeting gentle
man who had made graceful and brilliant additions to
our common literature, whose name was 80 familiar
among us that we would all be glad TO have
his face better known. High as was hls
standing abroad and the
encomiums upon him at home by the greatest masters
OF his profession he had after all left only the smallest
mart of his constituency behind him in crossing the At
lantc Broken 10 Harness" would meet him
everywhere; and We could only nope
that the American public might soon
greet the author in the same role Mr. Yates responded
briefly expressing his qualification at meeting the mem
bers OF the Club that had sent him the first greeting
he found not unworthy Of the encomiums he
had heard. subsequently, IN response TO
n toast by John Broughan, ne said tnst %hen nc
reached his hotel after landing IN New York, and re-
ceved the card Of his old friend Brougham he knew that
he had one friend in the metropolis OF the New Word
after tonight at the Loos he was proud 70 say tht ne
Dnrng the evening there were songs and performances
on the piano by Messrs. sanfeld, Bonawitz, VIM Nc,
Stabe. Mr.. Andrews gave humorous recita-
tons, Mr.. Harry Beckett sang comic songs,
song and giving recitation, proposed the health OF
Mr. Yates I'm humorous toast wherein were detty ln-
rOduced the titles Of nearly all of Mr. Yates more Ia
books. The parors we're crowded until long alter
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lIor other shin Mems see Second Pdgei


ARRIVED.
Shp (of GasgoN Thomas Gasos 80 days with cS
Bars Galveston ~ G k0hnenkamp Bremen days, vita inle
DOMESTIC PORTS.
F0PTprts MOSROR i6Arnvoi. brig Hugo Georse ro1
Mexico for Falmouth, short Of provisions sailed brig Ahani i
htw-lOrk.
CgrIrsrov Sept. IG-Aryei steamship Georgia fom HeEYok
Sailed brg H. Paris for 6eviOrL cbr A. b. Oover of B''
ST.Sl.n Gs Sept lG-Arnve schr Heyer froo Gar
diler, Sic.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
TELEGRAPH

Can't. VIM. f. spicer has been ordered 10 tho
eom,nsni Of the steamer Hartford.
Senator Wilson arrived at Washington on sun
dsy niehf ami will leave to-day for Pusbufgh
p B. RaysOn has been appointed by the PreSi-
dent Marsbal Tor the southern District Of Florda
Father Gavazzi, the Italian ex-priesss s.,an. anu
soldier preaehed on saoasy at the he'D'''' "n"' "
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

CmcaGo Sept i6-Caite-eceuts u 20 hcsf shipping 'teee
odrst active and prices .teady y 70 l4 cwt -e
irq a. SGa 50 20; good lii cs So 0G - u IcIan ~ 70
~ 75 Live Hogs active 6nu heavy grades shade better sA
ranged from j0aS5 20 mostly OF ~ WgS5 heccps no. r.
To Shipments O bead sheep hm aud sfJ ar's sool -
a 55 I2l. Receipts-g2S head.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

UREA Sept Ths Uhci mke, acge inf 'aes reaehra
about boxes; prices ranged from Zvsci h fnI,k S
2la3. The offerings could not have beea is' IVAN WV
boxes. -t... -.
Al Little Pals there also bkues. IN he msrIe sbsu
lc00 boxes private dirY offered and so A. @%'@ '"s ~
OF factory Aled $500 boxes al lJ@lJ4@lJtG
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

md soldiery in his carriage portly but not obese
figure. and Ike an English country eoneAAo OF
na OF Boston"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
MARRIED.

PRRRISLFDYARDTn BROOKLYN THURSDAY sept H. BY The Rev
Edward o. Fagy D. D. Henry !. Perr 20 Adelaide. youn5 laugh
ter of The late joan Ledyar AT Of Brooklyn No cards
THOMPSOE-AuSTIN-On TUESDAY Sept TO- by Joseph J.
Whe Thomas Thompson to Adelaide b. A1 boia iibs city
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadOrsed Ciih JaH
nd adj draog
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

companies possesslng the right to mine and purchsso
exempt from tax on tunnage ana gTss \. en- nv
ceps so far as the coal 80 onea Or pnrcbsssd "a Sed
cerned the tax upon coal fnliisi Oh PuiVh~'o
at four cents per tun Of 1000 pounds. IN, y.,,.Or,
Statement showing The "sock account OF we % @
Laekdrannd ond Western Railroad Oompgng muIs ,t -
der Oaih % Auditor General HdrtraSU au'1V "'' ''
years Of h'S term Of Office. -, Apoont
1866. doe PA''
Capls, Fl1tol l2p l2 on which 70 per esn. ,
Ss s1 s g. se5s .ss, nsss % s s s' tan $ s. upon tho 50 s
Capitsl sIl,7o3s5c on which 10 per cent divi.
dend declared and further dividend S
% cents per share IN Sonp, msnng the SI 80. :, A, "a
dle.''.''.''''''' ''''''.'.'''''''' oVD'i %
CsritsI e1333G 20 on which 10 per cent diri.
dsBd paid aid further dividend Of
SO hfi per share on sclip, mixing the br So, q,
1909 w.
Capital @Iilc06O0, which dividend u 10 -.
per cent vas Geerod % ssEas tho tax das 'o' "'''
Capital, sl6OI375o on which dividend ofIo
efspef cen. on . capi.ai Of sis,SgSso,
making tax due to ihe be- State 0f''''' IS'9 O'o
Capital sl8gsss0 and on which no dividend
declared therefore liable 10 tax of 655i6 50 do'
s'o5s2 . slT,a1 a
4s75'9 a
tD,,r,,, deficiency. ............... s5iIs9 o
Loan a,o cy fe Tcllsirs Lletroaaal Wer1 Baroad
Company ioiA 0s anilor denerai u PeHnf1 1lra"iN pn
Amount funded debt so,17o5CO at mills ,o,,,s soo,o
taK''' .''.''''''''''''''''' 04'''i' "
Amount funded debt, s33OloOO" mills o,,o, o,ooo %
tf'''''''''''' ;3eo '''''''''''''''''''''''
Amount Of Interest paid funded debt. G4lJ. 100, ~
Il3 at per <E'sO ~ V'o' "
l6o.
Amount ofinieret psi on funded debt 83i. , -
5JO ats per l9tS u VOO' w
1870.
Amount Of Interest paid funded debt, s2jl. o,,,, "a
30at5 per cent i9'S W WV "
1871
Auolri ~ interest paid on funded debt. Sl2t - ma, oo
OoO at Ier rcent..'s..'.'''''.''''''''' Sovt " '
sHgsI 20 10000 90
An April 80, 1864, enacts that all corporations
paying interest bOndhoders shall withhold IRON az
such 6OndhOders three mills per annum OF the amount
OF the principal of tue bonds held by such D0ndu0defN
ana shall pay the 10 the State Treasurer for e use
OF the Commonwealth. (See decision - Lcgu Ifteb
HgeHcer page l2i Loans Of railroad corporations are
subject n thteeInil tax upon principal, atAOugh
owned and held by acitiZrn OF another state.
BY act OF May l. 1863 the tax OF three mills upon the
bonds Of Incorporated companies changd % tax of
five per cent upon the amount OF interest paid by cOp0
ratiOns upon their funded debt on loan.
a summary shows total deficiency as follows:
IN ofh ~ ~
~ rffeipis u
~ yiiyJ ~
IN taAl it'-- ~
orand ''''it u
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
A Mr.. Latimer of Philadelphia claims to

be diroct descendant from the martyred prelate OF
that u1Iuc lie has lately bought Sir George Uaytcrs
e,rns of the iHcrcmutOn of Die great progentof-lh
sight which, we should say must Inspire him Win 'Vl
vent CMOtOLa.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING IN BROOKLYN.

THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING IN BROOkLlN.
The Joint Executive Committee OF the LIB
eraI Republican and Democratic General Committees OF
Kings County are now in daily consultation, ana ener-
gec preparations making for the grand demonstra-
tion in favor Of Greeley and Brown, IN and about the
Academy Of Music next Thursday evening sept l9 lhe
auditorium OF the Academy will be tasteuy decorated
for the occasion with banner notices, ana portraits oi
the Liberal candidates the National and State fcket
while provisions also making for the accommodation
OF the speakers and large audience There VIII be at
least five brass bands stationed about the Academy and
there will also be fine display OF fireworks, ranspa-
rences and calcium lights. Three large stands VIII no
erected on Montaguost from which addresses may DC
expected from many prominent orators.
sbopld the crowds be larger than Is anticipated
meeting will be organized in the spacious hall oi the
Union constitutional Association at Myrtleaye and
Futonst which has been kindly placed at the disposal
of the Committee Of Arrangements.
The citizens Of Brooklyn will, on this occasion, have
an opportunity of listening TO arguments in favor OF the
Liberal Republican movements by Gen N r. Banks the
Hon Francis Kernan candidate for Governor, ana
many others There is great activity among the several
campaiQn clubs, which will form an imposing
procession, ana proceed TO the great gathering with
fransparencies and music
New-York tribune., 1872-09-17

THE MUNICIPAL REFORM ASSOCIATION
The Conference Committee OF rive, repre-
sentng the Reform Association, held second Weehs
yesterday, at No. Astor House There were pe''n'
49,. lanes W Gerard, Chairman; HayemeYer. stern