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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23
CONDOLENCE EROM PARIS

PARIS, Sept. ga meeting of Americans was
held here to-day TO take action in relation to the
death Of President Garfield. Mr. Morton, United
states Minister, was chosen president and General
Mcclellan vce-president. Speeches were made by
the Rev. DIR. Tying, William Allen Butler, ex-Sena
tor Catteli, the Hon. John JAY General J. Meredith
Read and Others. Resolutions passed express
ing horror at Guitcaus crime and sympathy for the
widow ana mother of the martyr President. The
resolutions also declared that the meeting wa
that President Arthur possessed its entire conf
denc-. MIR, Morton was asked to transmit copies of
the resolutions to Secretary Blaine, Mira Garfield
and NJ Bar heemy Saint-iiilaire the French Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs.
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THE FATAL BULLET.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-The bullet which was
cut from President Garield's body at the autopsy
was given into the hands of DR.. Bliss who immedj-
atey handed it over TO the custody of Private SEC
rotary Brown. MIR. Brown carefully wrapped the
ball and sealed the package, aud VIII preserve it til
such time as 1T may be needed in evidence al the
iria OF Guiteau. The fractured vertebra is now In
the hands of a scientific gentleman WHO is cleaning
ana preparing II, after which il win be placed ON
city, So ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23

Visitors independently intention to purchase ere In
vited 10 the establishment OF
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR
NO, zoo FIFTHAVE.. MADISON SQUARE,
Between 25th and 2Gth-sts
Tho salesroons occupy TuREk hOors cxhTirs
variety Of SOLID SIlNEKWAHE OF unique desians
Foreign aud American WATCHES. The sscoSD cont
pTises OF the most complete in Tins
country of strictly nrsi-clsss DIAMOND JEWELRY Of
original designs finest Solitaire critically matched Ola
MON Ds rare PEARLS. Rubics Emcralds Sapplros CATS
other precious GOLD JEWELRT Ia novel
designs al close prices la The rRD spaye q choice
lection OF French CLOCKS artistic BRONzEs Manel Sets
C,ndeabra, &c. ac decorative PORCELAIN the ROYAL
Worcester Mnton other fsyorte Wares in Vases
Placquos. JaTdiDeres &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23

Long ago, says The New York Commercial
Advertiser, Baron Lebig made himself famous for dis
covering beef extracts, and now the Lebg Company is
again successful in it's combination OF beef coca rar
GA sherry and iron forming Uiebig Co.'s Coca Beef
Ionc) valuable remedy for those debjlilaed afflicted
shattered constitutions.
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TIE FUNERAL IN OHIO

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 22.-At a late hour last
night Information was received from Washington
that rendered necessary change in the State ar
rangements for President Garield's funeral The
programme now is, that Governor Foster and STAFF
and the state officers shall leave this city to-mor-
row hleht anu meet the body at State Line and ac-
company II to Cleveland, remaining there until
alter the funeral on Monday.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, Sept. %, 1881.
branch OF the Fair Trade Society has been formed
in Liverpool
Six men have been committed for trial at Tuam,
Ireland, for secret drilling.
1t Is probable that the Oldham Cotton Mills will stop
Tor the further period OF a week.
Great damage has been done to the crops Scotland
hy continuous rain of twenty-four honrs duration.
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Post Once Nsuce.

Onice
The fore-~n mails ling SATURDAY
September "a. 1881. will close TC SDAY
1890 Europe steamship wyoming via Oueens
town. on W EDN EsDAY Al ll:SO direct Dy
steamship Labrador haVrc.and
by steamship Gaa via QGeensosn ON tn RSDAY a. II
a M, for Germany, France. &c. by steamship
Plymouth, Cherbonrg Hamburg tc0rrespl1-
oil European csuu.
tries mast be specially addressed at ~ n for
Lurops, by steamship ltepublc Queenstown SATUH
DAl "a $50 a Europe steamship CITY Of
via Queenstown Germany Scotland
must be specially addressl aud $50 am, Scotland
direct by steamship Devona via glasgow and m
for Belgium Direct steamship Switzerland Antwerp
and at II M for Europe by steamship Main VIA sonif
Pacific close To fsDAl at loan The Wini.
ward Isabds and Porto Rico close uESDAY AZ "A
The mails Brazil aud Republic ri f
DAY Al $50 pan The mails for Cuba and cvse ON
THURSDAY II 1880 y. The mails Tor f0nndland
close On I'll itsDAl Al Up The mails for
aud 81, Pierre Miquelon close FRIDAY At $50 NJ
~ fhe mails for Hayu close on SATURDAY AZ 40 a ".
The mails for Tor Australia. 1t
1880 The mails Tor China reDternber "a
AZ The mails for Mexico direct SAIURDAY
Al i;3o y. IN
HENRY a. PEARSON PsssIaster
Post Office. New-York. Sept ~, ISL
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COTTON MARKETs-pY TEIEGRApU

LIVERPOOL sept 22-l2;S0 o. m-Cetton--Narket duh;
Mdnling Uplands 7sIod Middling Orleans 7ssd; sales
$4,000 ncludiag 1000 bales export
receipts 1000 bales including 1900 American F1.
lures Upands. Lew Middlfng canse September delivery.
ais also 7sssd DO september aud October delivery
do November and December delivery, 6issd;
and Jsnasy delivery e5 do February aud March
April amt May delivery. 0ssg; May June aei. sery
dull W. ~
Sept 22-l.30 D. m-Cotton- Niddiins uplsnas
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ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS

81. LOUIS, sept 22Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
opened active and higher and closed lower and weak
Red FALL 81 Ana cash, 81 4As4 October; 81 4s Nogem.
Der 81 COS December sales ranged 81 44s October;
NO a. 81 25s Corn opehershigher tut declined; SO &c
cash. 90 &C. October; Is Novybe 90 Dscenber ice
May Oats higher at 42c CASH 43 &c October: o No
vemberi 4bac Deccmber Rye ewer Barley nominally
changed Pork held higher $40 asked sales
$40 20. Bulk Meats and Bacon firm ged. Lard
betier ut IL sc Butter and Eggs nominay unchanged
Whiskoy steady at 81 l6
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THE SCOTCH FARMERS MOVING.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Scottish Chamber
OF Agriculture has drafted scheme for Land bill for
Scotland providing for adjustment of by arb
traitors, reVauatiOn of farms for power the
ant to sell his holding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23

committee for quotation OF the certificates OF the At
anto ana Great Western seven and eight per cent
tension trusts.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
IMPERIAL Sc,

IMPERIAL SECRETS DISCLOSED.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from Pesth to The
Times says:
a Hungarian paper publishes two kilograms regarding
The Danizie meeting The first from the Car to the
iatiohs on his meeting WIN the Emperor William, aud
ailudinE warmly to The common sympathies between
ST. Petersburg. TO he Emperor Francis Joseph stating
that the Gar had returned from Dantzic with an in,
creased sense of tranquility aud contentmcnt
Prince Bismarcks wisdom and peeled moderation
aud have Satisfied them that he has other than
peaceful inteniions NJ Gers particularly pointed oui
hat there was no question of foreign politics calculated
to inspire anxiety. Prince Bismarck recommended
national against the Nhilists NJ Giers SAYS
The most impGrtant feature of the Journey to Dazic
lion of following conservative aud peaceful policy.
has caused considerable sensation; 1t is dincut to
understand how the documents became public, such
communication between sovcregns being addressed Iii
rectly and without the intervention OF the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs.
1t is believed at Vienna that the documents pub
ished in hungarian paper relating to the
meeting Of the Emperors at Dantzic were stolen,
and judicial investigation of the affair has been
ordered
RESULTS OF THE INTERVIEW.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says
II is reported in wellfonned circles that negotiations
have been reopened between Germany, Austria and
tradition OF crilninals who have made nurderOGs at
and and France Who a" first decnsd 10 snppo c the
Russian proposals. In the wellknown circular note will
be again invited To join the discussion the question
DISORDERLY CONGRESS.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch to The Standard
from Vienna says:
The proceedings of the International Literary
Congress disturbed by a scene of confusion
caused by French delegate attempting to intro
duce an irrelevant question by propo ing that the
Congress should petition the Car to pardon Rus
sian Socialist writer who has been an exile in
Siberia for he past eight years
The Russian delegates declared that If the petit
ton should be adopted, IL would be mposs BILE for
them TO return to Russia. After diserderly scene
with kissing and calls for the previous question, the
sitting suspended, the principal business of tn
day. the AnglO-American copyright treaty. being
left untouched.
| The 7imess Vienna dispatch says:--In the Inter
national Literary Congress the secretary read his
report of tho proceedings of the past year. The
port says the efforts to establish an international
between England and America have ex-
empled desire the part of the latter to do JUS
tice to all authofA"
THE PENSACOLA AT PANAMA
PANAMA, Sept. 13.--The United States
steamer Pensacola Admiral Balch, is still in port She
CT poets to ssil In few days for Calao.
THE NEW CABLE OUT OF ORDER.
LONDON, Sept. 23.--The Standard says it is in
formed that the communication through Jay
Goulls cable Is interrupted by some breakage.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN TRUSTS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.--The London Stock Ex-
change has refused tho duplication Of Sr Horny Tylcrs
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for he mast "a hours.

synopsis for he mast "a hours
WASHINGTON, Sept %. l n. m.-The bar
omeer ia highest the North Carolina coast and low
est In tue Northwest Tho temperature has risen from
70 to l50 In New England and the Middle Atlantic States
and from 10 TO 80 In the Lower Lake region 1t has fallen
from 80 to 50 In the Upper Lake region Light rain has
fallen In the Upper Lake region and Northwest Cloudy
threatening weather prevails in New gland. South
states Lower Lake region Ohio Valley and Tennessee
ana easterly winds in the South Atlantic and Coast Gun
States.
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States slightly warmer fair
weather except local rains In the extreme northern po
tlon southery winds, stationary lower barometer
FOR New-England, slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather ana local rains, sonthery winds, stationary OF
lower barometer
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
fTM no UIts: morning. Night. 'pApl
lE Ds $1,000 500 l2l2sk5e 91oIl isshsi
II AsR sE TrsE So'ol
80 sg #+Its .ttIli
Us INSTRUMENTATION VI 80
%s The ss. s %s y tim. G x. 's ss
feeding mans rns Irregular white line the oscillations
nuts Pharmacy, sis Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. %, m.-During the fair aud
partly cloudy weather of yesterday the change in tho
barometer slight The temperature ranged between
$50 and 1892 the t6eso being 97se higher than
the corresponding day lat year. and 90 higher than
Warmer and generally partly cloudy weather. possibly
followed BY light rain may 10 expected to-day In this
city aud Vicinity.
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS
Yesterday. Tod

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The following were
he official closing prices OF mining stocks:
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN TRUSTS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.--The London Stock Ex-
change has refused tho application Of Sir Horny Tylcrs
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THE NEW CABLE OUT OF ORDER.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Standard says it is in
formed that the communication through Jay
Goulds cable Is interrupted by some breakage.
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5perlaI Nolires.

brunswick soups.
In powdered form. Ready Is niaates. va-is.isA
Delicious, economical, Convenient GTocers sell them
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THE PENSACOLA AT PANAMA

PANAMA, Sept 13.--The United States
steamer Pensacola Admiral Balch is sti in port Sh
CT poets to ssl In few days for Callao.
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XVIII.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Xxx.
DEPARTMlNT OF STATE,

~. =, ,. IN ssVlII, =,
RS Eminence Cardinal JAC0BINI. RoBle:-
/ he conslderat. and comprehensive expression of
Sythpat y from his Holiness IS very grateful To The
bereaved family of the late President and in their
name and on behalf OF this Govern reut | return
PROFOUND THANKS. BLAINE, Secretary.
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very tender, very yearning. very precious. it is
called Oh Hollow! Hcllowl HolIowp TO under
stand it cling passionately another and think
OF fart lilies"
OH, HOLLOW! HOLLOW! HOLLOW!
What time the poet hath hymned
The writing maid, ithe-limbed.
Quivering on arnaranthine ssphodei,
How can he paint her woes,
Knowing al well he knows,
That all can be set right with caomeli
When from the poets plinth
Yearns the aloe, faint with rarturous thrills,
How can he hymn their thrOes,
Knowing, as well nc knows.
That they are only incorporated pilsf
Isit and can II be,
Nothing poetic in the world shall dwell 4"
Or that III all her works
bopletblnS poetic turks
Even in coiocynth and calomeli
cannot tell
After q savage criticism of the Dragons uniform
by the girls and a spirited song in its defence by
the Colonel the stage cleared, and Bunthoae left
alone, owns that ne is aesthetic sham. He con-
fesses il to Patience who on and begs her To
marry him. but she will have nothing TO do with him.
though she promises to keep his secret In despair
he leaves her, and as lac goes Lady angela
Lady Angela" says Patience tell me two things.
Firstly, what earth is this love that upses every
body and secondly, how is 1t to be distinguished
from insanity'" And then, for the first time she
learns that love is the embodiment of purity the
abstraction of refinement the idealzation of utter
unselfshness. 1t refines, pur6es. eevates. exalts
and chastens. IL is the one unseihsh emotion In
thls whirlpool Of grasping greed. Love which Is
tainted with selishness is love. Oh, try try"
goes on Lady Aagea. try TO love. 1t really isn't
difficult if you give your whole mind to 1t :" But
has Patience never been in lovef No! But stop
When but baby of four she loved another baby
little boy "Ah!" says Lady angela, " the old.
Old tale of Cupid's touch" She goes into the
castle and then GrosrsRor, the sweetly simple, the
'dylie appears and asks Patience to marry him in an
Absurd little song. with burden, Hey Willy.
wAy or She. not knowing him. refuses when he
siseloses himself He II the little boy whom she
s1ce loved, and. like hers, his child
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-08-13

CADET WHrTTAKER.-Judge Advocate Gen.
cral Swain has at last got around TO the report
of the second court of inquiry in the case of
Cadet Whitaker, which 1t dcvolvos upon him
TO overhaul and present to the president for
approval. He finds that the court not only
finds Whitaker guilty of cutting his own ears,
but of lying about it. The court recommends
that he be dismissed from the service The
Judge Advocate General will concur IN this
report, and Whitaker will get the bounce as
soon as the President Is sufficiently recovered
to formally dispose of the case. Whitaker is
greatly disappointed at tho result and says he
will fight It to the DEATH" whatever that may
amount tn
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-08-13
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1881,

IT. the Washington authorities would hot re-
fuse their assent to his exraditon This
sounds strange--that a man who has found
safety In France and England as political
fugitive, should be denied the same protection
IN the freest country on earth-and in coun
,ry, too, which Is crowded with political fu.
giuves from nearly every other nation in the
world If Hartman is delivered up to Russia
by our government, what safety is there here
for hosts of Irshmen who have lodged Eng
l,sh prisons by flight or the army of German
reyolutonists of the memorable era Hs, or
HungarIans Of 81, who are supposed to have
found safety here!
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-08-13
THE IRISH CoNcLAvk AT CHICAGO.

For over week the Chicago papers as well
as the telegraphiC dispatches have been full Of
rumors, guesses and surmises in regard to a
mysterious gathering OF Irish revolutionists at
the Palmer House IN that city As the body
met In secret, behind double.barrcd iron doors,
and every member was sworn not to utter a
syllable to outsiders IN regard to its proceed.
ings, OF course all that the prying ewes drop.
pers and press reporters could learn about
them was exceedingly meager and unreliable.
\ ct some things were of nature impossible
wholly to conceal, and other hints unguarded.
ly dropped by delegates, seem to have afforded
material for pretty elaborate daily press TO.
ports, whether true or not
II seems from these to be pretty well settled,
at least, that the meeting opened over week
ago with about l25 delegates from all paris of
the United States. II also appears ths, among
them there was no representation Of either the
order of United lrishmen, or Ancient Order
OF Hibernians.-these being msde up mostly
OF Roman Catholics, while this gathering evi-
IDENTIFY discarded the religious element. Blu,
the conclave appears to have been held In pur.
suance 70 circular sent out last December
from Philadelphie by prominent members Of
the Fenian Brotherhood and the Clan-na- Gael,
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-08-13
DUB CLUBBING

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with thefollowing publications, furnishing both
at the prices named, postage prepaid. The
offer-open to old subscribers or new at any
post office IN the county-ls the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE In this county:
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. 81 65
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Tribune. 100
rREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Inter
O,ean EOS
FRsE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Journal. Do
Face TRADER and st. Louis Rtpubl'can 100
FREE TRADER and st. Louis Gto5e. Democrat. 65
FREE TRADER and n Y. Weekly Herald. -. 30
FREE TRADER and American Agric.@turfst. :. 6O
FREx TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ......... 3'OO
FREE TRADER and either OF Harper's publ
CATIONS. ..''....' ''''''' " -
FREE TRADER and Scribner. ner................4 475
FREE TRADER and Godey's Ladies Book. ..... 800
FREn TRADER and Phrenologic1l Journal. 300
FREE TRADER and 81. Nicholas. ........ 3W
FREE TRADER and Democrats Month'y...... 375
FREE TRADER and Ltteirs Liring AE...... s.25
FREE TRADER and Western Rur1i. ......... 800
FRRR TRADER and Aoo.e's Rural Non Yorker $50
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-08-13
THE SICK PRESIDENT.

The President has had another uneven week
OF II, Up to last Saturday every symptom
continued favorable, but on Saturday evening
decided increase OF fever was noticed. Va.
rious causes were assigned 10 account tor it,
and confidence felt that by Sunday the unfa.
vorablc symptoms would disappear; but Meth
er Sunday morning or evening was there any
change, aud Drs. Agnew and Bliss were again
summoned. These decided TINT another pus
cavity had formed along the track of the
wound and that another operation must be
performed to relieve it. This WAS done ON
Monday. BY second nc,sion IN the patients
back, angsthetics being administered to ease
the pain After the operation the Presidea,
felt considerable nausea from the chior.form,
but after that passed away his fever began rap
idly to fall. and since then his condition is
said TO be ns favorable and encouraging as ey.
er, The latest bulletins arc positively exul.
sant, the ELUSIVE Bliss informing the public
yesterday morning that the President had slept
"sweetIy" the night before, and that his cond
lion Is more than gratifying" to which the un
ofncial ou,gIving Is added, that Everything IS
now most assuring, and the doctors no longer
feel any fear" all Of which would be pleas
anter reading but for the resemblance 1t bears
10 bysierical chatter, such as might be expect
ed from person laboring under great and
painful apprehension, which, for some reason,
be is endeavoring to conceal
The evening bulletin, issued at 7 o'clock
reported rise Of the pulse to iOS.-w,,hin
two beats o. the alarming pom, reached In the
crisis on "Wednesday, and an Increase of the
temperature TO a fraction over lOi, or nearly
shree degrees more than 1t was at noon. New.
-ertheless, the doctors maintained their cheer
fulness and apparent confidence