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-AHu 1iose suar NO Suou1kNu otaztuA
NEW YoRK, Feb 20, 1868 t 50 i.
Secretary Seward. Henry J. Raymond and Columbus
Deano left Washington last night to participate In tho
demonstration this evening
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ASOfagg CossrITUrsoNAL AMENDMsNr.-Sena-
tor Wade has proposed another new consaitu-
sionai amendment, providing that the person
who Glls the Office of President Of the United
States, either by election or through tho death
OF the actual incumbent, shall not be eligible
to reelection to the same Office. We are in
favor OF the President being ineligible to re-
election, but we are also in favor Of his term
being extended to six years, so as 10 be as long
as that of Senator If Senator Wade will
make this correction In his proposed amend
mcnL we will supper. il. At the same time we
cannot but condemn the miserable, puerile,
malicious spirit in which the Senator has
brought il forward at this crisis, openly avow-
ing that he intends IL as . punishment for
President johnson; and this pitiful exhi-
bition Of temper will probably place
the proposed mendment--excellent as IL
is--on the shelf for several years to come.
The utter failure Of Senator Wade's attempt to
attack President Johnson is most ignominious.
Wade tries TO prevent tho Presidents re-elec-
ton, when the President has already publicly
declared that he will not be q candidate. Wade
abuses the President for not Furnishing leading
rebels, when the Official correspondence shows
that the responsibility for delay rests upon
Chief Justice Chase, who, in his turn. says that
Congress is to blame. Wade asserts that the
President of the United States "is no better
than rebel, and rebel at heart" when every
body knows that such talk as this Is treason,
that Wade Is the real traitor, and that, under
more despotic form Of government these words
would send him to dungeon. But although
the reasons which the Senator gives for his
amendment are absurd and the motives with
which he proposes II are contemplate, still
the idea is good one, and we hope at some
future day TO see IL adopted.
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Fu AND ExyIouoS ov GAs-An explosion OF gas took
place on Tuesday evening" about six o'clock the house
Of Dr. King No Grove street. The force Of the shock
proceeding from the frons basement tore on ali the
plaxerng In the dining room and hail. shattered the
furniture almost 70 pieces and burst through the ceiling
into the font paror throwing lady and Dr. King, who
happened 70 be sitting thsc, considerable distance
that u completely smashed and scattered the frar
ments over the yard A little boy who was in the yard
say neither be nor any one In the house was serousv
injured. The Ore whoh followed tho explosion was en-
tDguishcd by Dr. King and Mr. Anderson before anv
alarm given The cause Of the explosion was leak
age Of the gas metre. Loss 81 0oo Tue furniture /.
insured In the America exchange Insurance Company
and The house in snci' y city company
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changing the State constitution reported favorably and
tho report laid on the table.
The Fen Congress at Piltsburg Ia session yes
terday President Roberts read his address to the House
the afternoon, aud received with applause and
every mark OF appreciation. Mr. Roberts said he should
resign his position as President, and recommended
General sweeny as his successor All tho delegates
present pledged themselves to sustain the constitution
adopted al Philadelphia Senators Dabny OF Illinois,
and Carey of Now York, sent in their resignations
which were accepted General Sweeny's report Is made
the special order for to-day.
One Of the Toronto journals yesterday erce assasd
the Canadian Reciprocity commission recently in Wash.
ngon on account of the concessions which thoy offered
our as consideration for the renewal
tQsaty saying thas II IL had been continued ON such
basis tho Americans would have gained control Of the
colonial finances and raised fsrment throughout the
provinces within . year
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The following Is thssoaM for kse n.esting:--
PJsLIc MEETING or ruu crr1zr

un .111fO UF CITIZEN5s
The citizens Of Now YORK Who sustained the national
authority in the waraganst tn, rebellion who approve
the general principles announce oy the President in his
annual message to Congress. in his
message and who earnestly osAe 70 promote harmony
IN the plbc counos OF the cepsry the end thai full
constitutional relations between the federal government
and all the States in the Union rny bo speedily and hap
PLY establish d, ara invited assemble the Cooper
nstitus on Thursday evening 22d inst, at hal past
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AUSTIN. Texas, Fcb. I'D, I
Via Nsw OaixAss Fec. q, 1850.
The Texas State Convention is sa engaged in making
out business, but h doing very nsie.
Mr. Jones, Of Bsxtsr county, offered proposition 70
divide Texas into three States bv tie purpose Of eect
ing balance OF power In the Usios.
The Commtse on Elections reported that four Of ths
delegates had nok been pardoned.
The majority OF the committee on the subject o'
changing the State constitution reported favorably,
while the minority reported that they werc In favor OF
changing the constitution only far as would tend e
reestabsA the relations Of the State 70 The general GOV
eminent
The majority rspsrs was laid on the table by vote Of
az IN an
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway near Broome
sreet-soLoS SHISGLE-IrvE INDIAN.
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ThsGrI Dat Demonstration at the
Ceope or Institute Tonight.
Secrct ary Seward to Address
the -Assemblagc.
ACTION OF TEE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
MORE SALu4ES AND ENDORSEMENTS.
sc. &c. &C..

The Great johnson Meeting To-Nixht.
The charge Of the Cooper Institute
meeting to be had this evening contemplate large
sembiase. At O. meeting: heAd yesterday Hon Francis
Cutting was eecsed to preside and Me- Henry Clews
was appointed Treasurer.
Hon. VIM n Seward, Secretary Of State. will be
present aud address tho audience
Numerous ether eminent psbc,spea srs arc expected
70 ske part 'nns procosdin0s Among these Post.
master General DenisOa; Hon. Mr. Dsano, Of Ohio;
Hon Greon Clay Smith,, Of Kentocky; Hon. H. J.. Ray
nond OF York, and GoverDor Ogiesby, OF Illnois
is expected also that Iieutens mt General Grant will
crafty the audience by his press nee for short time
early in the evening.
display OF fireworks will D,llox the cose OF the
proceedings
The fnlorrinu 10 fhaunoM Cor sl.o ,...AI,>.
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Action OF the Board or Aldermen.
ENDORSEMENT OF rHE PEEsIDRSfs VETO or rxx
FRERDMsN's BUREAU BILL.
Pursuant 70 Adjournment the Board two ociook
yesterday Afaornoon, rrssidonI Bmcs occupying the
chair. tifs - -.sa.
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LUCY RusHrONS NEW YORK THEATRE Nos 7,s
aNpM Mg FOsr. -
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been erected On the avenue, near wilaruss, for ne
aocommodaono OF the speakers, who are announced as
folows-senators Jas r. Doolissls, Cowan Dixon, Rev.
erdy Johnson and Hendricks and Congressman A. J.
Rogers and Brooks, together with Montgomery Blair.
Cox, James Hughes Boyer and Merrick
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hotel-ArosxMESr; or, Taz CuiLD SrKALER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

News from Mexico containing Vera Cruz dates ono day
later received by the steamship MORO Castle which
arrived here yesterday from Havana The two rcspon.
sbls editors OF the Cerrein newspaper Published
Onzaba had been imprisoned for alleged infringement
Of the imperial press laws and tho prorretors Of three
other newspapers had been notified by the government
oahccrs tina, their journals would be suspended unless
they changed their tone number Of the republican
officers who surrendered Papantia had arrived Vera
Cruz General Picras. impcriast, had been appointed
10 the command OF the State OF Sinaloa Tho railroad
In course OF construction between Puebla and Mexico
city will II is expected, bc completed by May next
fun report Of tho speeches delivered at the Mos
COW banquet 70 Hon. Cassius N. Clay, our Min.
stcr In Russia OF which mention has been pro-
viousy mado in tho HkRALD, Is published In our
edition OF this morning. The banquet was Designed
~ an acknowledgment Of the courtcsies shown to
the Russian feet In this city; and 80 far enthus
asm and kindly sentiments could 60, the return was
full and complete one. Yankee Doodle" and the
"Star Spansed Banner" played In conjunction with
"God Save the Czar and other Rnssan national airs
American "hurrahs" mingled with Russian "corahs Z,
and Mr. Curtin, Secretary OF the United States legation
after the delivery Of friendly speech In Russian was
seized upon and kissed BY every Of the hundred and
seventy odd Russians present
The Texas Rsconsuc,on Convention IA -n In session.
but appears ic be doing very t,- pg1r, ltion WAS
onored on the 18Th inst 60 d.al, Tcxt iso three
~ "for pt.rore oi earcHr' . 1ssnct al power
H.t. ff
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:. SAN FRANCISCO MrNsTRELs. SIS Broadway opposite
Metropolitan Hote.-ErHoPlAN SINGING, DAscisc. &C-
Tas CHILD SrEALEas, ny HoRaA AND GREAsY
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The locomotive Troy passed. Ger the Hudson
river bridge this afternoon with tvc loaded lumber cars
There will be formal opening the bridge 70 NOR
row A announced although II s probable that train
with the directors will pass over.
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