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CONTENTS OF No. 2.o31 iMAY 81
he ,e FIapce and tie repPacy Beg + be EnIse9 Zoe
Municipal Reform Cash Down; Equal Rights; The United
States sad Besiani The Co9rasyi The Asfs.nsiion Of
Lincoln Sensible to the Last Editorial Paragraphs.
WAR NEws SUMMARY department Of the Gulf; Naval
GENERAL NHws-News from Washington; The Assa,s.
nation. New, icIs rsfitied domestic M.efilany
TUE ANNIVERSARIES.
4 THE PLOT TO BURN PHILADELPHIA
ATTEMPT TO Blow Up A POWDER MAGAZINE.
Or. DEAD PH2slDEsr-Ihe Retain OF the Cort6se to
EWashinstOD-The Final obseqacs at spsn.ded-Specal
The TRIAL on THs CossPInAroRs
A liz mEnoRIAM-Samuel Lucas
The kiAeAEAAT LIsDoS-Lcer from the United States
Minister q Lisbon to the London Times
HnoA CAIRo TO CnIcAeo-Ap Ag' .cuI,aral Letter.
the BoorH HOMESTEAD Letter b. Special
IHs MsxicAs EXCITEMENT.
iR.xos on IBAL-ihe Of Miss Perne The Harri'
Court MaItia'.
FRos ;oRrH CARoLxA-Johuston. Cavalry Repndise the
surreder; ore oy Gen. schoheldi The Flight OF JEFF
saEaxAS-Hi. Amy Marching Ilome-Specia Correspond
lHr CossprnaroRs ~ CANADA
IEos w,saiSGroS-corre9o nJencc Of Tic Y Tribune
By Henry Kingsley. author Of "Aa.ti Enio"" la
ForTnr-sheridnu 1t Richmond
LrTrsk ~ HtRRrr SMITH 10 TBy PRESIDENT.
How 1HR NATIONAL DEBT AAE BE PAID.
Ioms; Horticultural; fiohi u,urs Exhibition.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IL -Hg INV. lOaK iiOsPIrALs.
EuRoPETbe News OF Lees Surrender and FREE -rt IT.
coins Assassination Keceived Universal Horror tho Mur
der; Comments of the London Papers.
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GALE OF PEWS-The WEST PRESBY.
- TERRAIN CHURCH.--The Pews in the new edihce on
Forty -second st. between Fifth and Sixth will be Of
fered for sale on WEDNESDAY EVENING the 10th inst
ct O'Clock. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
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CHIEF QU,RTnRAsrsR's OFFICE,
DEpoToF WASHINGTON,


DEpoToP WASHINGTON.
WAsnISGToS, ID. e.. May 4, 1852
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS-
y TER STORES HORSE POWERS. MILLS GRAIN
CLEANERS AcWil be sold n public auction under the
direction Of Capt,n e. II. TompAns A. O. NJ u = A. Il
the Government Warchous. sulcd the s,1are between
and r. and Twente aud Twenty trstsss Washington, D.
c. on THURSDAY. May 10 1865 a, 10 O'Clock LOT Of
AIes Picks Augurs brushes Boilers Brides, Buckets
Blankets B. Brooms, sadiebags Wagon Cover. Cnrry-
combs Chscl. fo-y.s Char- forks Hammers Hatchets.
Knyr Harness LslteTns Plates collar Pads. Rope Rulers
saws. shoyo. Salles SldlcrToe Whips and large lot
Wrought hon Scraps CssfoR Horse shoes, Wagon Tie.
sc.
ALSO,
"a Horse Powers complete, 10 Bor-stone Mills. Fe-
ylor. with shaine Grain Cleaners, and lot Of Betting
aud Iron Gearing
Successful Bidder viii be required TO the stores
within hive day. from date 4 sale.
Term, cash. In Government funds. - -
u. II RUCKER,
Br- Ger. and Chief Qnar,ermas'er
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|STATlONERS' PRINTING DESIRED.-The
~ advertiser has small Office (new material with room for
sxtenson) and perfect knoSedsc Of the business firm
with sufficient work can have exclusive attention.
ddtess w. GRAVES, Tribune OGioA
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HOUSE SAVINGS BANK.-An association
Il Of this name Is about being formed The design is to
build the most favorable terms payments be made In
sms is'smens thus enabling oil persons to become
instead OF tenants
Circulars and free information he had application
the Office Of TOMLiNSON BRIGHAM, Trinity Building,
No. III Broadway, Room No. -.
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nEREMpTORY SALE AT AUCTION 0

DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION OF
i eboat TWO HUNDRED LOTS or LAND, situated at
Hobokcn New Jesey VII be sold 1t public auction at the
sesroom No III rroadwsy in the City Of new. York on
the 25 snd 10Th OF May 1885, a, u o'clock noon by T. H.
LUDLOW CO., AUcone.Ts about 200 lots OF LAND ne-
mar, Of tie Cos,er tract in Hoboben New Jersey The
uope viii be sod by good tito in fee simple, free OF sl
incnnbfnce and VII be conveyed by warranty deeds fy
u.r cen, of the hase ell 10 may,
The option remain bond and morissge Tor
three cent. Every lot put up VII be PER
OF title will be exhibited 10 tie purchasers Msrs q the
properly may be at the Office II the anconeer no.
Pus, and a, the scroom No III Broadway, and also at
various pces ia Hoboken Jersey Cy and Hudson CITY and
viii DO furnished the day 81 sale. For further particular
apply to tittbLES 4. BUTLER, no. ~ " 1Isi-
kew.Yofk Nav -. 1873.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

|NEW-YORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be-
eving that the comfort and convenience Of hi: guess
win be greatly Increased by changing from the Old Tsbs
10 the Restaurant system has determined to adopt Tie
after the LIST OF May next
BY establishing Resauran eqna in every respect any
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be feels confident the NewYork Hotel will continue to hold
wel known reputation home for gentlemen aud fam
lilies HIRAM CRANSTON
New.York, April %, 1865
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, a .D reaSs. md Book. on exhibition.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF COPPER
NJ Upon MONDAY. i5h inst, VIII be offered AZ R"enc
|sHEET and lNGOT COPPER. Also such lots q COTTON
may be hand 4 ihat date; by order Of W. T. MIL
LIN General Agcn' Treasury Department.
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A PLEASANT HOME, % miles from this
n City IA the Village of Meuchin ~ j.. two blocks iron
GOOD HOUSE II attic and cellar barn.
slsbie &C. four LOTS OF GROUND, with plenty Of fruit.
ONLY 5000 J. 5. FERGUSON, No. 80 Nsssasst, Room
No p.
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L'OR saba FARM of9j Acres in Mount

A Pleasant Nesictc'ier Comfy n. j. with good g
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vile iepo. and ! siics iron iarryIosn OF the bsao'S
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Real Gstate for Sale.

BARGAJN.-FOR SALE a PLOT Of
n GROUND. averaging six0 feet silnsted IN The 'isse
OF fremont the line Of the Harlem Rsroad ies iron
The city suitable for hotel dwelling and grep-ry, or
bier brewery. Covered with shade and irut tree. sne
bue,tone sufficient build mansion u has tnree ironta
Price 600 Inquire Of A. cox SUNS, NO 70 asidealAass
nakers.l
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InOCK FOR SALE.-The large DOCK nea
the Railroad Depot Elizabethport NJ J. has 100 fes
front also connecting with the Central RAILROAD
fNew-Jersey. T.. T. KELLOGG, No l39 Pearl st. N Z,
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A PERFECT FILE of THE N. Y. DAILY
n TRIBUNE, from May T. 1854, up to the present tinlc
for SALE Price flo Address j. d. r. Schsshi!coke, ~
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lEOR SALE-One Of the most valuable
4 PROPERTIES In Orange, New Jersey. Tie house
but and occupied by NJ o. Has,ei with six t6) acres q
ground The house L spacious and in perfect order The
grounds stocked with every variety OF The choicest frui
Min fed with the choicest OF flowers, with
erspes both within I'D without. The lot has l7J9 seven
hundred and fifty et mt Nlius., which usy be divides
INTO i,ianr lot. ii ne parcel seer deems desirable A. pr
ya,e reid Il has si. i5r u sn equal In town
Tbe Furniture Which snt Of the riches. snd best quail
Ii viii be sold vi the house aes.cl further descIip
lion /, unnecessary ~ 10 pu'ch.s without vow
li,s for themselves. for terms in, ii-e e
GiOh.,E KfklLAND. No. Wal-st-
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GQ 0M "A PART N L X with this
close investigation Address Y T., N. Y. Herald Office
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|CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL
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The principal WY the seinwly Pianos superior
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piano maker, father and four sonl who invent all Their
own improvement and under whose personal suporvnOn
every part Of the instrument IS panuactuel NlrToOus
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III UNITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
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Our Company being corlpo.,d entirely OF superior
workman, enabled TO proince perfect Piano
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Every Instrument guaranteed for Five Years.
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THREE SPLENDID NEW BOOKS.

Nr.BIY OPPOSITE ST NICHOLAS HOTEL. NEW
YORK.
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The Connecticut Election.

TnB white voters Of Connecticut having refused
10 admit black mon 70 co-equal political rights,
presume the Radicals will feel justified In pour
ing out the viss OF their wrath upon this recreAn,
Now England State. with = Republican
Governor, and . thorough organisation Of
"loyal iesgusrs," tho people Of Connections
have inconllnonuy refused to believe in tho doc
trinss Of negro suffrage propounded by tho
men who, like Senator wusos, arc accustomed
ITO sleep on tho fields Of victory" sflsr azhting
the battles OF the negro.
Tho decision Of Connecticut 10 significant OF tho
fate Of the Radical programmes, when II Is more
distinctly revealed 70 tho American people during
tho next session Of Congress They hoped add She
Connecticut members to their lis, OF mon v no would
out the newly elected southrrn Represents
,ives, until their respective s,a,es hAi adopted
negro suffrage a. one Of the conditions for thor
sdmss on into full fellowship with ,hs other mem
b.rs Of our Federal Union.
Under te circumstances, IL IL fortunate for oil
concerned that tho white people Of Connection,
have withslood the arguments q tho RgdicalS and
decided 70 manage tho'r own local affairs, wiihou,
any assistance from the colorcd population
In due time Negro suTrags may become live
poltcal issue, hut at pressu, It's discussion 10 use.
less and unsatisfscory. The Southern people are
almoh unanimously opposed to II, and every A..
somp' To force the issue upon them, prsmaturely,
will seriously interfere with tie Presidents policy
of rohabilitang tho States, 60 lately in reid lon
We may now expect 'irrepresGibe conflict" a
widening Of the breach, slrssdy visible between
the Radicals and Prtsidon, Johnson
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THE NEW YORK sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 4, 1865.


THr brief tel.grsphic synopsis Of Governor
a.owr1ow's message 70 The General Au.mbly Of
Tennessee, po,se.s.. some interesting points. The
Governor saws, with regard 70 the existing fran
ehiss law. thu, be il .by no mean, On sdvoe.s Of
i.s repea nor do the loy.l p.op. OF the Stale wish
spy svespine change" We infer from this Ian
euses ,bss the Law which dls,r,nchises all persons
Who engaged IN the r,b.l,op ia no, likely TO be
repeslsd a, ,bs prsssn, ,.,,on OF the Lezisl,ture
According 10 ,bs farm, Of N a, law the CT rebels Of
Tennessee must remain in . probationary condi.
ton s,x war, b.fors b.lug admitted INTO full o,c-
,o,,l s.ilou,b,n. Tho .ta,en.n, also implies tina,
,h,rs 4. M n,ob.bil,v Of TIE early adoption OF
n.o,o .,r,.,. nv I,nnssss, But Governor
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TnE diplomatic corr Spondtnco with reference
To tho Mexican question. which Published IN
Yesterdays sUS, gvos an official indication Of the
policy that the Government intends to pursue In
respect 10 the French usurpatioa. Nj sEw,np
sSya In communication to Minister DAYTON, who
was lately our representative at the French Court:
81 remain now firm, a. ,retoforc, In 10 opipl5n
that Tho desiinies OF the American Contnoi, arc
not to be permanently controlled hy any political
arrangements tina, can b. m.do in tho capital. Of
Europe" II Ia not d'ficul, to comprehend Mr.
BrwARp's meaning in this quotation. Tie letter 4.
dated April 1854, al tune when our G5vorr-
ment had Its hands full with the REBELLION, and
when II was virtually rover'oss to prevent MAxI.
MILAN from ostatl sling his throne In Mexico.
In this circuinstanee we SEQ wha, NJ.
bEwAaD means when no SAYS TIA,
foreign Governments shall not control
political Affairs on this coutinsnt "psrmanent.
ly." In abort 1t means that ext sdiency compelled
our Government to su'mi temporarily TO the iu-
traction OF cherished principle, with the design OF
reassertins II so soon al circumstance rem Tered
the action advisable. We have tho best reason for
saying that the position indicated by M. sEwAvp
In The letter ro!orred TO- 10 precisely that which
she Government occupies to-day. There is an in,
hueneeas work in favor of the recognition OF MAN
MILAN strong influence, too-but the President
aud his c'oinent, with one exception. arc index
hle adherents T. the Monroe Doctrine and ara ds.
termincd that 1t uhsl no, he permanently ignored
by European poieatatea. Oar Government, ia ,o
no" shAeklsd as 1t "" when Mr.. sswAaD wrot,
that letter. a year AM a half sSa AM II NAx,Nu.
IAN bad waited Until this ume to make hi. adyen
mo Mexico h!s stay there would have been OK
ceoning'y brief. "A It ia, he will not 10 buried il
uexlco, he should do OF Old aye.
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AIitIlc .Ir.,icr ALLAH.

(. the Court Of Geu,r, Sessions, yssleriay,
JANIS CLArE and JAxEs NcDoSALp, who were
found guilty Of being tcccssory " the MURDER Of
II ,REY LAzAsus, were sentenced TO ststc Prison
for two years and two years AMI hires months re-
srectvsly. Tho punlHhmon, 81 thess parties will
doubtless ,stonish the public for tho reason that
the olsss 10 which usy belong usually enjoy i'm
munity from punishment. l, is stated tha, the
sccusol and their ircndH maj infested much surprise
upon discovering that tho former wers 10 go 70
Sirg sing. II "a no wonder They doubil' Is de.
pended upon political Influence to sc. them out o.
the diinculiy, aud finding Vat its potency I'D
departed in their case, It NOT strange that they
maniiel.cd surprise. But what has become q
frIERy, II. leading actor in tie LAzAnus tragedy ,
over nine months las ,lAI 5cd since his crime WAS
committed, AMI ne remains urpuuishsd. Shall he
escape through poiAcal influence, as dii BAKER,
Mo murderer Of BuL PootEi # said that hs
f-.cuis are confident b. will vet get or ghty ard
they cer,Ainly have pleaty o. presidents upon
which to hsng their hope. We shall s,c.
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Lnother Inhinn Farce.

Az important treaty with the osaye Indians 10
announced, by which the rolAkins rs in auish their
right 70 largo tract Of country held b. them, for
. money consideration. The o,age reservation, in
Kansas, comprises some Of the finest lands In tie
State and ii is therefore desirable SO far as the
whites are concerned, that tie Indisns should %
Induced 10 mako smother re,rorrsde movement
but how much Of that money will the Indians ever
gc.' Tho Indian sgents, ~ lass apply TO tho
Indisns tho old pro-savery doctrine that "a negro
Las no rights tLAs wLito nan 10 bound 70 res
Pert"-in other words that ts perfectly Iust!haUls
70 swindlo an Indian. We msy EXPECT, taking q.
psrience for an example, that the Olsgos will In
fo~ months DO engaged In tomnhswkiuy set
tiers on NO frontier, which will 30 fo'.
lowod BY another "Iui.an expedition" and
perhaps tho determination Of the whola
tribe. nut IN that c.so r. will never b publicly
known that the redskin. were ine,tel - war by
the dastardly ssnd X Of Indian s.ents The
Indians side Of the question never get, uto print
lie Is always 10 blame Tas Anglo saxous on this
cor tnent have wres1l from to Indians nearly
oil tho land which now comprises tho United
States, and have nearly erternnated tho poor
savAgss In their eayc-noss 70 81 Il Ol.y about
three hundred thousand In liAns remain within
tue Lm'u Of tie Republic, and tho Government
ought T. ss, Nat tAey nrs treated with a rearon-
sble degree Of do-ency during the nhorI tne that
their unfortunate race VIII exist To next Con-
gr,ns shout provide Tor an entire reconstruc'ion
~ tho Indian Bureau, ond should arrange some
plau by viii h THIS outrageous sad systematic
swindlng may be stopped.
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Fes lori, Ti,RiIy, oct. 3, 6 +. N-Go'd operci
to-day at lii ., tho Lowest; and closod a. las. the
higher price. The general i,o,k market opsne dull
but closed upon general upward movement. Bust
meas was quite brisk Governments we're dull tut
steady. The total amount Of pound notes funded
Into the ivctven,y bonds today At the Sub Urea
'ury, WAS S6bN0co. Tho loan market wa easy, but
more active at per cent Commercial paper was
quiet At s9 per cent Sterling exchange Wa active
at Ilo'a 10 for southern bills. On Change to-day
Flour was &C. Ice. better. Wheat wa, &C. a &C. bet
ter for spnng, and Sc &c. better for Winter. Corn
was &c. better. Oats were dull, Pork vm firm.
Beef was steady. Lard vas dull, aud Whisky vm
auiet
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enough 70 cast aside the unfsl,hful func,onaries
u there was any prospect Of making THO case
better by change, but when The war is bo.w zen
the political ms and the political "ou.s," !,
matters but little to the public which aid. wins.
Such seems 70 he tho issue in tie present Instance