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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02

ANOTHER PROCLAMATION TO PUr Down THE
REBEILIoN.-Poor Greeley and the other aboli-
tionists have persuaded our amable and honest
President, good old Abe Lincoln, to issue
several proclamations to put down the rebel
lion in ninety days. The last proclamation
was designed to liberate all the slaves of the
South, because they gave the principal aid and
support to the rebels; but this proclamation
has failed even before the ninety days are up.
One more proclamation will do the business,
however, if the abolitionists can only get the
President to issue it. Let splendid procla-
nation be published freeing all the beautiful
women of the South from the thraldom of their
rebel husbands. Let these women be divorced
and set upon their legs, like the strong minded
sisters down East. This will settle jeff Davis
& Co. The Southern women now give the
rebels much more aid, comfort and support
than the slaves ever did. They furnish lint
bandages and attendance at the hospitals;
shirts, trowsers, socks and mittens for the army
and little rebel babies who will fill up the rebel
ranks if the war lasts long enough. Now if the
slaves of rebels should be freed, why not free
the wives of rebels? Divorce the Southern
women, and the rebellion can easily be put
down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The State election took place in Rhode Island
yesterday. The entire republican Union ticket for
Governor, Members Of Congress and the Legisla-
:ure was elected
The match between Hecnan and King, for the
championship Of England, was completed in
London on the 18th Of March. Both men were
present on the occasion. They are TO fight for
one thousand pounds sterling side and the belt
One hundred pounds sterling side Of the money
was put down.
The average number OF dcserters from each Of
tic Ohio regiments now in the field is about one
hundred and sixty.
At the meeting OF the Board Of Education last
evening IL was reported that the Committee on
tha Free Academy requested the librarian OF that
Institution to resign. His resignation was re.
co.ved NJ their next meeting succeeding, and an
ether Librarian appointed AZ the salary Of the
Former one-sl 500 n year Beyond the routine
business Of the Board nothing further OF the slight.
es: importance transprcd til the Board adjourned.
An unknown man, about sixty years Of age. was
found dead in The unoccupied cellar OF No. 2i3
Ninth avenue yesterday. The aesh had been all
gnswed' from the bones by the rats, and there
was nothing lett but mere skeleton. II il sup.
posed thai etceased fell into the cellar accdently
sud teina unable 20 hello himself was li.era y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02

ANARCHY APPRoACHNG--HENRY WILSON TO
FERNANDO Woop-Seuator Wilson, of Msssachu-
sets, publishes in one Of the Boston journals n
very violent and abusive letter to Fernando
Wood, of New York, which'is ornamented by
such expressions a. the following:
wickedly, wantonly and UNANIMOUSLY false;" IA
foul, shameless and damnable libel" "bcrn of
Ignorance or of falsehood;' equally malicious,
deceptive, mschievous;" RECKLESS hand Of ma
lignant demagogueism;" "foul, wicked and
shameless calumny;' "give the lie to the accu-
sation;" partisan malignity;" blindness and
madness;" folly, madness and wickedness, y
and so on to the end of the chapter. Now, Mr..
Wood and Nc. Wilson are delegates to the next
Congress. OF course they will be two Of the
leaders of the nation. How long will the re-
public last-how long will society last-if dis
cussions are to be carried on with this spirit
and in this form?
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The Overland Route 10 Halifax.

BosfDN, April I, lso5.
Information has been received from st. John, n b.,
that windsor river IL open N windsor, N. g. and that
communication with Halifax BY the tay
OF Fundy and up Windsor river TO windsor, and thence
By railroad TO Halifax, IL resumed, The steamer En-
pcrcr has commenced her trips between st. lohn spd
WipJscs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02
The Rhode Island Election.

TICKET.
PROVIDENCE April I, 1868.
The triumph OF the republican Union candidates CON-
rlcte Mr. Smith Is elected Governor and Mcssrs Jencks
aud Dixon members Of Congress BY handsome msjores
Their supporters nave large majority in both houses Of
the Legislature.
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The state Associated Press.

ALBANY, Apru Il, 1903
Al the annual meeting Of the State Associated Press.
held Al Utica to-day the following ocers elected
FOR the ensuing year-Presdent C. Cuyor OF Albany;
secretary and treasurer. r. H. Roberts. Of Utica Execu
tive Committee, James Warren Of Buffalo; Isua,
OF syracuse, and J. n. Francis, of 1ro.
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The Court OF Appea,s.

Albany. April 1, 1sc3
The Court OF Appeals calendar for fos
lows ;--ls, 6, II, IS 10, 20, q, %, %.
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the weIIaud Canal.

roRoSro, April I, 1868.
l3th inst.
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A New Hank.

ERIE, Pa, April I, 4es
Tho National Bank Of Erie has been organized b. ".
Sanford 4 Co. and sssoeates, TO eommeass t-slres
Nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02

PoruASp, Me-, April I, 1865.
Fast DAY has been postponed 10 the Goth Of April. 10
coincide With tho q ,liodsl last dav.
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Who AIE THE LEADERS or THE DEMocRArIO
PARrr!-Lord Lyons, in his unique and curious
despatch TO Earl Russell, published a day or
two ago, says that The leaders of the democratic
party called upon him last November and gave
him all sorts of remarkable information. Now.
who are these leaders. Who appointed thems
Or are they selfappointeds
In thinking over the prominent politicians in
this State at that time we find that the follow
ing gentlemen are most likely to be considered
leaders,
Prince John Van Buren,.
James T. Brady.
Judge Daily.
August Belmont Gone of the owners of the
World.
sML QXY e. Barlow (another owner of
the World.
Judge Barnard (another World proprietary.
Fernando Wood (owner OF the World; since
sold ouD.
Ben. Wood proprietor of the bones of the
Daily Ne,os).
John Clancy "a very important Lsoder).
Dennis O'Dougherty (of the Five Points and
the World.
John Andersen Qeading Tobacco onist and
World owner).
Now will Lord Lyons please inform us
whether all OF any of these gentlemen called
upon him as democratic leaders? If so, what
were their credentials! Who chose them as
leaders? Who authorized them to speak for
the democracy The subject is interesting and
important, and any information concerning it
will be valuable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02

The rebel General Bragg has forwarded de-
spatch to headquarters at Richmond relative to the
capture of Union troops at Brentwood, Tenn.
Brentwood is a station on the Nashville and Deca-
tyr Railroad, ten miles from Nashville and nine
from Franklin.
Union spy and ultimately condemned to death for
breach Of parole. nearly succeeded in making his
escape from Castle Thunder, Richmond, on the
27th ult. He was, however, retaken.
General Halleck has officially complmented
Colonel Conner, of the Third California Volunteers,
for the gallant and heroic conduct of his command
at Bear river.
II is reported from Yorktown that rebel force,
said to be 5000 strong, are in front of Williams
burg, Va, threatening an attack General Reyes
at once left for the scene of action on receipt Of
the intelligence.
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the State Senate yesterday the bill allowing
soldiers in the army from this State TO vote by
proxy at our State elections was passed, by nine
teen yeas to seven nays. Third readings were or.
dered the bills to extend the terms of Office of
the heads of our city departments to four years;
to enable the Croton Aqueduct Board TO acquire
additional land on the upper end of New York
Island, for the purpose Of extending water facili-
ties; to incorporate the New York Dry Goods
Clerks Early Closing Association, and relative to
the New York Juvenile Asylum. The special
committee having in charge the Broadway Rail-
road held a session yesterday, and took evidence
in reference to the incorporators named in the
BILL but no facts Of any great Importance were
elected
In the Assembly the resolutions adopted by the
Senate on the previous evening. in reference to
the payment of the quarterly instament OF the
State debt interest, taken up and the House
receded from the position it had previously taken,
and adopted the Scnate's resolutions by a vote of
cghty.three to twenty-one. by this it is provided
that only foreign creditors shall be paid in coin.
The domestic holders of New York State securities
will, therefore receive their interest in United
States Treasury notes. The Assembly passed
number of bills, intending those incorporating the
Hudson and Harlem Rivers Canal Company, au-
thorizing the extension OF the bulkhead line estab-
iished by law of the streets between West Four
tcenth and Thirty.frst streets, the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad bill and the Supply bill.
The bill amending the Revised Statutes relative TO
assessments defeated. The bill to appoint
commissioners TO adjudicatc certain cases on the
Court Of Appeals calendar was again under con-
sderaton, when an interesting debate took place
on the policy Of clecting judges by the people.
MISCELLANEOus NEWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-02

NEW BOWERY THEATRE Bowery.--OLp HOUSE,
TIE BsIocE-MARRIED kAKE--ALIcE MAY.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, Oh Broadway. ETHIOPIAN
SONGS. DANCES. &c.-LAND FkEEpoa
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BRYANTS' MINSTRELs. Mechanics Hall. Az Broad.
wnS.-ETHIoPiAN SONGS, BURLEseUEs, DAScEa 6c.-How
ARE You, CREENBAcksr
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BAENUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-Mrss1x
NARRfh, CON. MUTT, LIVING HlPPoPorAMUs nc at al
Lourh-sHADow ON TIRE wALL-Atternoon aud Evening
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PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS sSs Broadway
Open daily from ~ A. NJ. MOP. M.
HoOLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BrookIyn-ErH,op1Ay
songs, DANCES BURLEsQJEs. &C.
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-11-18

UNANIMOUS VERDIcT.-The most rig
id analysis by good chemists have failed
to discover anything in the Chemical
Saleratus which can, when properly used,
be in the least degree detrimental to
health. While the women Of our coun-
try entertain sentiments widely different
upon other matters, all concur in YER
dict that the Chemical SalerdtuS is the
only infallible article in Use for light and
sweet bread.