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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31

A desperate conflict is said to have taken
place few days ago on plantation in Steward Co,
Ga during which three whites and seven negroes were
killed, aud a number of others wounded No details
have yet been received.
man named Smith was arrested a few days
ago at Meridian. Miss a charge OF stealing money,
OF which, examination. he was acquitted. young
woman named Carroll who was with child by him,
waited him in his confinement, and upon his dis
charge they went away together That night she de-
stroyed herself by pistol shot through the head.
mysterious suicide occurred in the town OF
Augusta. Oriskany Falls y. Y, Saturday the
18th inst. Sarah j. MOrehouse young girl aged 10,
the daughter of Daniel MOrehouse took arsenic before
retiring. which she had secretly obtained in the after
noon OF the same day. During the night she awoke In
great agony and continued until the Thursday follow
ing, when She l. Her friends ara wholly at loss
how TO accOu- : the rash act.
Orange and Jessamine trees in the vicinity OF
Mobile killed by the frost last week. The fig crop
is also destroyed.
The hog cholera is carrying of large numbers
OF swine near Rome, Ga.
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Theatrical.
WINTER GARpEy.

Mr.. J. y. Gotthold will, this evening, make
his third appearance at the Winter Garden. in the
character OF Otheo. His personation Of the Moor Is
scholar.ke effort but neither powerful nor pathetic
That knowledge which lies deeper than words-'he
knowledge that comes by acquaintance with grief
seems wanting TO this actor Nevertheless he reads
the text Of Shakespeare with intelligence and sym
patty and by virtue Of a good voice and presence
added 10 sense and taste he mpresses the spectator
agreeably. Mr. Gotthold is understood to be Viz
gilman by birth. He served. during two years oil
the civil war as Captain in the 42d Regi'
ment of " Y. Volunteers Subsequently he went
10 London, where under the tuition OF Mr..
Walter Lacy. be studied for. the stage making
his debut at Drury Lane, IN August 1865. The
cast Of parts tonight will be the same IA on Wednes'
day when Mr.. Gotthold made his first appearance.
Mr. Barron will play Iago.
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TaE EcLIPsE-The eclipse of the moon.
p,ophesed By all the almanacs and the intelligent morn
ing Journals 20 occur night took place duly at the APP
1o;nted hour the condition OF the weather being 30 en-
trey favorable for the performance that not the slight
est excuse existed for its posponemen Principally at
b. Al m D. H. TRBuSE time the edge OF the bright sur
face o. the moon began to be dakened by the encroaeh
5nr shadow Tie atmosphere at the time was remark
ably clear and not the faintest symptom OF cloud op
-cted the gaze Of the thousands who were or ought
10 have been watching the interesting phenomenon
Tie celestial bodies engaged in the performance APP
peared 10 be in hurry and 1t was NOT t 80 minutes
nal 10 clock that the observation became total con-
fInuDg 30 until q minutes past ~ O'clock when mar
row edge Of bright light again became visible Slowly
;ncreaslno until 80 mnutes after o'clock, when the
shadow nay parted from the surface, and Luna again
Toured forth her full efugent radiance upon graf
fded world The entire performance was mghiy Sails ,,,
factory and being the only Of its kind which WIN
no yochssied 10 jewellers this meridian during the
year was undoubtedly duly appreciated
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Neu-Nork Town Elections.
WESTMINSTER.


Complete returns from all the towns show a
Tepu5lcan gain of one Supervsor-Mr. Masterton OF
Manchester The new Board will be composed as
follow.
Eedfo.d-He7ekiah d. Robertson, Rep
Cortlanit-Uriah Hill, Rep
Eastchcster-John NJ. Masterton. Rep
decentralization o. Wilsea, Dem.
Harrisou-Eiward Willetts. Dem
LexisbOro-Daniel Hunt. Rep
Accommodations Walsh Dem.
Morrissnia-Wiam caldwell, Dem.
Mount Plelsant-Isaac NJ. Twitchings'
New-CaS te--Francis \. Carpenter. Rep.
g-BOChelle-George j. Penfied. Dem
North Castlt-Dayid W. Smith. Rep.
North Sa enl-JOseph l.. Sutton. Union.
.Ossiniag-Wm Edgar Lawrence. Dem.
Pelham Benjamin Hegeman Dem.
PouBdridge-A II. Lockwood Dem.
Rye-IhOmas DowneyA
Sears e-Francis Secor. Dem
Somsc-Wn. 4. iced, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures Hatfield. Dem.
West farms-Samuel NJ. Purdy, Dem.
White Pllns-E g. Sutherland, Dem.
Yonkers-L II. Knox. Dem
YorktOwu-Stephen Knapp Dem.
sDeuo-rst supported 10y Republicans in opposition to resn
lar Den ocrsts nominations
ESSEX.
In Essex County the Board Of Supervisors for
de current year will stand follows: Union l0i Demo
crats r. The latter gain the town OF North hudson,
py reason of:hs apathy Of the Union voters
SULLIVAN.
Sullivan County elects Union men and ~
Democrats the result OF the election being the same a.
that of a wear although in several OF the Democratic
towns some Of the Union nominees were chosen
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A COOP WoRK.-Since the Working Womcn's
Protective Union opened its rooms for the benefit Of
the sewing and tradeswomen Of this city it has sent
1900 persons to employment; 795 have applied for in
formation different subjects connected with their
various trades and oalngs; l5O7 employers have given
orders for help in numbers varying from one to one
hundred; 2i7 complaints Of working girls against their
employers have been legally adjusted and l2j cases OF
poyment The Geld of usefulness which the Union has
undertaken TO occupy is almost boundess and is TO be
hoped that the public will award it generous support
Donations may be sent to the Treasurer, Moses 5.
Beach, Esq., sun Office or 10 the Union, No. 90 White.
street.
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MON sieeting in Bridgeport - Crent
Popular Enthusiasm-fighly EncCur-
agiuy Prospects.
agiuy Prospects.

Speoa. Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune
BEDGEfoRT, Conn. Friday. March 30 1850.
The largest political meeting ever assembled
In tLis CITY 10 in progress. The announcement that
Con. N. T. Banks. ex.Goy. Boutwell, and Gen. Hawley
you'd address the citizens has drawn together people
& IN the neghborng towns Of Eastern Trumbull Mon
Zoe Huntington and Fairied and the crowd was so
great tina it was necessary TO open another hall-so
1T ~ the present time there ate two large aud enthu
sas.io meetings in full blast. The English men are
plainly by surprise. They not prepared for
such og,burst. when Gen. Hawley and Gen. Banks
stepped upon the platform, the enthusiasm was un
bounded. There is quite large Conservative ele'
Dent in this city, and the Democrats have been
very persistent in their endeavors make those who
entertain these views vote with them but the cloyen
foot has been apparent They believe they can do
President Johnson good by remaining in the orig
ina Union party, matter what their differences may
b. national matters They determined to elect
the regular Union ticket, and they will, next Monday.
Gen Banks made powerful speech and did Gov.
Boutwell Gen. Hawley, the Union candidate for
Governor made speech exceedingly friendly in tone
IL the President and disclamed the idea that the pres
ert election could justly considered Involving the
approval disapprova Of the people with regard TO
q policy ~ President johnson. The canvass Of the
STATE il is said. gives Hawey his election by about
= - vOtes
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DIE ID.

BRAINARDIn Brooklyn on Thar,day morning 29th inst;
MARY Ff,nces wife of Roswell G. Brainard and daughter OF
William NJ. Harris, esq. - o..
her late residence on Hewesst, near Leea'e on satli
day, Dist inst. at o'clock p. m.
DISPECKER-On "Wednesday. March OF consumption,
Nav wife Of A. Dispecker and daughter OF William and
Elizabeth Martin aged 20 years, month; and days
Fiysecond st. Oh Saturday. at Of M The friends and
relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
MIXTER-On Thursday, March 30 at n o'clock p. m, Mad
son Mxter, aged 81 years .u -. -.
funeral from his late residence Clermontsye second house
south Of Laayeteaye. Brooklyn, sunday April l. at q
O'Clock p. III.
IPARMELE-A Clifton Staten Island Thursdar. March
daughter OF Charles Roome in the 2Sth Of her
The relatives and friends of family invited to attend
her funeral ST. Johns Church. Clifton, s. l., on saur'
day March 81, at o'clock y.
Boat leaves foot Of Whitehast. at o'clock precisely
ROss-On Sunday March IS at Rockawsy. New Jersey,
after long illness Theodore L. Ross, aged years months
and days. ,,
The remains were taken 70 lurkhanhocA ienn of hof'
ment.
sHARPLEss-In Philadelphia Saturday, the 2th inst
LYMAN Van Buren, infant of Mary V. b. and Henry H.
q. Sharpless.
VAN wYCK-In this city, on Friday morning March 3d.
after shor. illness OF congestion Of the lungs Jane Els
worth wife Of John T. Van Wyck In the 6is year oil her
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral her late residence NO 10 est
Twentyfrtt between Seventh and Eizhthay on sun.
day afternoon the LIST prox. o'clock The remains WIN
be taken to Hampstead l.. l., for ntsrnent Oh monaay
morning. -
ZABRIsKIE-Tn this city, on Thursday March % otyphod
fever in the 23d year OF his age Ls Maize Labske NJ d.
eldest Of Christian Zabriskie, ~ .,
The relatives and friends Of the family are aespeetay
O'Clock m from Christ Church. Fifth ave. corner Of Thirty
ffhst.
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Inst Words from Connecticut
have been completed for placing beor, h,

Last Words from Connecticut
Arrangements have been completed for placing oeo'' '
readers Of ths
SUNDAY MERCURY
To MORROW MORNING, the results Of thorough
CANVASS or THE ENTIRE STATE,
together with the very latest news from ipsrta SOURCES
OF the
PROSPECTS OF BOTH PARTIES
BEYOND doubt the contest will be close one and the vote 70,
"a THE III P OF d BATTLE OF TUESDAY
will be the square fight between Andrew Johnson 'd
Dunon Radicals and if Connecticut goes for the Pses
dents restoration policy by electing English
so WILL GO THE UNION
in October and November. In order to crafty
THE INTENSE ANXIETY OF The
PUBLIC,
the columns of THE SUNDAY MERCURY will be s-ps
O''D 'F FUR O'CLOCK TO MORROW MORNING
for the reception Of
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
from all part, of the State The snJOhn'Og party at the l
accounts clameda
DISUNION MAJORITY OF 100,
and the Johnson with equal confidence,
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF 1000.
dispatched Hartford New Haven Meden and the Leading
towns in the State who will carefully
REVISE THE ESTIMATES
snd transmit such information gathered from valuable sources
as will afford fair
INDEX OF THE RESULT.
The SUNDAY MERCURY Of tomorrow will also con
tain the aes. intelligence from Washington to the probs
bic issue Of the sttemptto
VETO THE. VETO
which will be made in the Senate of the United Stssss
ON MONDAY NEXT.
The local foreign commercial financial literary thesrica
social sporting and misceaneou, in the SUNDAY
MERCURY IL always fuller freshe and than
any newspaper Published in the United States Ths
establishment employs greater number OF reporters than my
INTELLIGENCE than ANY OTHER JOURNAL THAI
APPEARS ON SUNDAY.
LIS Literary department Is graced with Original Stories
Poems Humorous Essays &c. Of the highest clss and In sl
the requisites Of q MODEL NEWSPAPER Is without
rival on this side OF the Atlantic Hence its IMMENSE
CIRCULATION, which Is NOW NEARLY FOUR TlMES
THAT OF ALL THE OTHER $50 CALLED SUNDAY
PAPERS COMBINED.
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Mr,r,av RECEPTION AND soIRRE DASsASTE

Go l. Of the 37th Regiment, National Guard, gave
cher friends reception" last evening at the reg
mental arnory corner of Broadway and
The armory was fitted mp for the occasion with nagS
and other arrangements which made a tine e,e ,h
Previous TO the dancing which was the feature y,
xsninc the band belonging the regiment performed
aome brilliant operate selections and other cnoice
morceaux Of music. select number OF aaies w ere
Sa,5msnt in attendance were Col Farrar. Capt. VIM.
~ Coz of Co. b. and Capt. VIM. Is. Oliver OF Co, e..
beside several other officers. Altogether the wnoie
aation Of 90. b and the 37th Regiment
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uuR N1w,JERsRY sENATORsHIP.
An Explanation md Correction-No Pros
poet Of 81 EalIoting.

PHILADEIPIIIA, FruaY, MuTtH 10, IrDV'
Senator Ludlam Of Cumberland, New-Jersey,
VINO offered resolution to go into joint meeting in the
New-Je-sey Senate Thursday corrects the Associ'
stei Pres. dispatch heretofore published. as follows
TIE dispatch Of the Associated Press in regard to
Che vote IN the NewJersey Senate on the resolution to
60 into Joint meeting to elect niteu STATES oehaor
4. lkeIv' 70 lead 10 a mistake on that subject.
Tie vote was 10 in favor Of the resolution ana .
against H. and the resolution lost because OF pre-
yioas resolution which had been passed by the New
jersey Legislature voting with the Democrats 10 make
a majority Of the whole notwithstanding 10 pass
ale resolution
iny comprsed all the members elected as Republicans,
excapt Mr Scoyel who voted with the Democrats
against n.
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FIRE IN CEDAR-st.-At about II o'clock an
alarm was sounded from the corner of Nassau and Lib
ery sts and at that late hour we had only time to
certain that the fire at junk shop in Cedarst.
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FIRE IN vEsBY -sT.-Shortly after IL O'Clock
A. ,o,,.i,o the INNER part Of the building No "A

vs.av.st ocounjed by F.'W Beck a tobacco manu-
fcfoyy us disc0vcred 20 De fire. Several engines
were spesdy on the SPOT but nP to o. m the names
go l. b oe ~ mo extent NJ the losses bnt Judging
b. the agd spread Of the fire. tie damage will be con
Ll1.r2J.s.
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Business Notifies.


THE SPRING IIAT.-Matchless in beauty and
excellent, in material aud manufacturer the Knors Spring
style that has achieved the popularity merits Those who
want becoming and handsome hat, must to have !. salts
faetony supplied, call Kyors, No. l6l Fuon'' two
doors from Broadway aud No. $50 Broadway.
SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are pro-
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more eectua relief 10 diseases be found than in the
timely use Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" They pos
.es. real merit and have PROVED their efficacy by ,es OF
many years having received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them.
For BURNS BRUISES, CoRNS, BUNIoSs, PILES
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MAGICAL PAiy EXTRACTOR IS cents box. Sold by drug
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A NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE FOR GEN
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are neat convenient and durable adjusted at without
pinning Away, retain their original shape and uer and IN
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$500 Bricks per hour with only two-horse
power are made by the National which IL clay
'emperrg machine and the bricks made by u Will
STAND IHT TEsr or ALL WEATHER AND CLIMATE.
ABRAM REeUA General \ gent. No. 80 Broadway, ~ "
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SECOND DISPATCH.

TEEsTOy Friday, March 30, Zoo.
Both Houses to-day adjourned over 10 Mon
ds- next no action whatever was taken On the Sena-
tOria question. ,,.., II.
Doubts are expressed to the probability OF joint
meeting at all The prominent candidates now are
Alexander G. Cattell and John 7. Stockton
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The Georgia Methodist Episcopal Conference
has anooned the first Friday in April US day OF fast
Jug. humiliation aud prayer.
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What you thipk or what you don't think
makes no difference. Your house can DO successfully
and satisfactorily protected from burglars by the BUR
CLAIR ALARM TELEGRAPH. H. HOLMES. l9e broadway.
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Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED.
Bark Harvest Moon Bartlett Galveston % days with cot
ton Eefthiui Co. Has been 10 days ~ OF hatIeas with
heavy ". aud NV. gales.
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The SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
is now producing and shipping from its own colliery
30 rUNs or COAL Daily
Ill

YARp. Nos 20J and 26j West Twenty ifthst..
between Seventh and EighthGyes.
price 10 Stockhoders 81 - for full tuns, delivered
See advertisement ON Eighth Page.
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UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.
" Syracuse, N. 7.
CASH CAPITAL
Two HrspRxp THOUSAND DOLLAR,

Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLsR'
Iu,ures against Accidents Of ali kinds.
A. A. HowLErr President @. +. CossrocKi 'ice-PTesi
dent. It. F. Andrews Secretary.
T. w. and II. B. GATES, General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCES
The Hon. REUBEN f.. FEsroS Governor Of New fotA'
The Hon. HoRArro SEYMOUR, Utica, y. \.
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hon. THOMAS G. ALvoRD, Lieut. Gov. of n y
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT Insurance COMPANY
OFFICE No. 70 BROADWAY, n Y,
In the Union Trus Companys Office unit! the ls OF May
next when they will occupy their Oeice No Is Wsnst
now occupis | by Francis I. Walker Bro.
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ark d. B. CHAsBRRLIS, Agent for Wlian'bursh f. D.
Office in the Wall House, of South fIth''t and
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Guerial Notices.

Executavo Committee Of the Union General
CommitteeA Regular Meeting OF this Committee will bs
held At Headquarters Of Broadway and Twenty third
A. on MONDAY EVENING. April 1870, at Il O'Clock.
W. OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman.
CHAs. H. HALL,
Defiant Challenge will give any gentleman 800
who can prove any charge against unbecomiug gens-
man of honor truth and Justice AL newspapers copying
will pe ase make this conspicuous
r. d. GOODWIN, AntiFersn, New York CITY.
Immense Improvement In steam.
w C. HICKSS PATENT STEAM ENGINES save Is
Der cent in space weight fcoa aud parts Adapted 10 al
sse, E3g circular sji,sss THE HICKS ENOlNE Co
Na. ~ ktasg;Y At. \. I.
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TaR LAST DAYS of ex-President Martin

THR LAST DAYS of ex-President Martin
Van Buren, made comfortable by the Josn HIT
cosBs AsrHnA RxssDr Letters in possession from his
physician and from Mr.. Van Buren, himself express much
srsti6calion with the results its use.
Extract from the " Life Of Washington Irving" BY bis
nephew Pierre NJ Irving. Vol. w., page 27si
fhe doctor prescribed eIpedment-what had been
sussestedb by Dr. TO- w Holmes his late visit Jonas
whtcomba Remedy for Asthma ateaspoonfll ia wines'a"
Of water be taken every four hours good nigh! was the
result"
In Of purely Ashmatio character has il failed to give
prompt relief and in many permanent. cure has been
effected No danger need be apprehendsd from ts An
nfan. may take with perfect safety Ses circular)
JOSEPH BURNETT Co., Boston,
Sole Propne:ori.
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MARIE ID.

pAvIsON=CHAPIN-On Monday. March %. in II, Church
Of the Divine Unity by the Rev f. H. Chaplin Charles Ds'
von to Marion Gertrude only daughter Of the officiating
clergyman.
NORMAN-NEWTON-O Tuesday. the eth inst. by the
Rev g. NJ Hammond the residence Of the brides father,
MIR Thomas Norman of Mystic, Conn, to Miss :. Adel,
Newton of Brooklyn, a. No cards
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Littell's Living Age, No. 1883.
1. FREDERICK WILLIAM ROBERTSON
q MADONNA MARY. Part3
o. IN LODGINGS AT KNIGHrsBRIDGE, concluded
T. WHETHER CHOLERA Is CONTAGIOUS.
POETRY. No Mystery. TIE One Gray Hair.
SHORT ARTICLE: The Kesrssss and the Alabams.
We sh, publish very soon: zAIDEE. BY Mrs oLIPnAHr
!, cent. LODGINGS AT KNIGHTsBRIDGE. Is cent.
LITTELL. SON & Co, No % Broom6sdst,
BOSTON, Mus.
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DIR. Won Eisenbers bes' to nform bis pssisnss and
public in general thst in consequence Of the destruction
his apparatus in the disastrous FIRE o. his residence. on W.
ne.dsy evening last, he will no. be able to receive ps.s
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