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New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

The Senate and Assembly have not yet
agreed upon the Constitutional Convention bill
The Assembly yesterday defeated the Senate
amendments providing for the election of del
egates by Senate districts, and allowing colored
men to vote. The Republican Union State
Committee met at Albany yesterday and re-
solved to call, after the passage of the bill, a
State Convention to meet at Syracuse, April
10, to act in regard to the Convention. The
| Committee would have done well to pass an
| other resolution of disgust at the endless de
lays and vacillatiOns of the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

A letter from the United States Consul at
Zanzibar gives details of painful interest on
the death of DR.. Livingstone. Great hopes
were built on the expedition on which the
celebrated traveller had set out. The result of
his discoveries, it was thought, would in par
ticular have a most beneficent influence on
the extinction of the extensive slave trade in
Eastern Africa. These hopes have for the
present been disappointed; but the great
interest which is now taken in the geographi-
cal exploration of Africa will soon raise, we
hope worthy followers who will carry through
the work begun by DR.. Livingstone.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

At the general election recently held in
Italy, Gen. Garibaldi was returned at three
different places. The manifesto issued by him
shortly before the election leaves no doubt that
he will be an uncomprOmising opponent of
the policy which the Government intends to
pursue with regard to Rome and the clergy
That he will also be a formidable opponent is
amply proved by the unbounded enthusiasm
with which he was recently received by the
people of Venetia. Garibaldi insists on the
union Of Rome with Italy, even if it should
involve a war with France, and he strongly
objects to presenting the clergy with an enor-
nous property which he thinks can be more
prOfitably employed for meeting the wants Of
the people.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

The Southern Relief bill was amended in the
House yesterday by striking out the appropria-
ton of S1,OOoOOO, and directing the Secretary
of War to use in its.stead part of the unexpend
ed balance appropriated for the Freedmen's
Bureau. In the course of debate Messrs. But
Ter and Bingham had personal discussion, in
which the latter alluded to the military record
of Gen. Butler. Gen. Butler made the manly
reply did the best / could. Other men of
"more ability could do more, and no man is
"ready to give them higher plaudit for their
"valOr, their discretion, and their conduct than
"mYself.n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
NETWORK.

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
ST rxsssAPz
ALBANY, March 2l.-The State Central COMMITTEES
OF the Republican Union party met tonight and
resolved should the Convention bill now be-
fore the Legislature become law, TO hold o
State Convention April TO- at Syracuse to be composed
three delegates nom each Assembly District the object
being choose he 6 delegates large for the Consttu
tional Convention ticket resolution endorsing the
negro suffrage clause in the Legislative bill intro
duced by Mr. Charles s. Spencer, but majority Of tho
Committee OF the opinion that the Committee had
right TO decide for the party that question and t
was withdrawn Resolutions OF regret for the death
Amor j. Williamson were passed, and the Committee
then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

The liquor dealers have been to Albany, car
rying with them fund of some $4,000 to pay
their expenses, and the result is the BILL re-
ported by the bare majority of the Committee
ON Internal Affairs, to amend-that is, to
injure-the Excise law. This bill pro-
poses to reduce the license fees; to
close the rum-shops only between the hours of
1 and a. M. and from Saturday midnight
till 4 o'clock Monday morning; to abolish the
right of summary arrest without warrant,
except on Sunday, or between and a. M;
and to give the Board of Excise authority to
permit liquor to be sold at any hour of any
night By any licensed dealer. This is whisky
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

bill. bill to lessen the wise and beneficial
influence of the Excise law, and can only be
supported by those who have more respect for
the interests of rum-sellers than for the will of
the people. The majority of the Committee
have no excuse for offering it, and the Legis-
lature, should it be passed, will richly deserve
general indignation and rebuke. We thank
Nessrs. Tarbox, Button, and Candee, who voted
against any amendment in the Committee, and
trust that they will spare no effort to kill the
hill i'm the speedest way.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

In the House yesterday the Committee in
trusted with the investigation of the Custom
House frauds reported that testimony taken
apparently inculpated one OF more members of
the Senate, and offered a resolution that, in
courtesy to the Senate, the testimony should
be sent to it for action. After debate the
resolution was adopted. Mr.. Hulburd then re-
ported a resolution requesting the President to
remove Collector Smythe, which was opposed
by Gen. Butler on the ground that the proper
method of removing officers is impeachment.
The resolution went over till to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

The Maryland Legislature has passed bill for
a Constitutional Convention, and all that is I'M
portant in the 12 sections it contains is stated
in our dispatches. Under the Enfranchisement
act, recently passed, Rebels are allowed to vote
AID it is said that a separate Convention will
be called by the Republicans for delegates to
which loyal men, without regard to color, will
he allowed to vote.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

After having been compelled TO make I'M
portant concessions to the English Reform
movement, the Tories have at length declared
their readiness to take the first step toward
redressing tho grievances of Ireland. Mr.. Dis
raeli has announced in Parliament that the
Government intends to bring in liberal Irish
Reform bill. For the present, an electoral
reform is likely to be of greater service to
Ireland than the Fenian insurrection.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

A dispatch from the United States Consul at
Vera Cruz, which was yesterday Laid before the
House of Representatives in Washington, states
that up to Feb. 2S over 10000 French troops
had embarked, and that in the opinion of
French officers all would embark before March
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

TA Letter from our Special Correspondent
at Constdntinople Nr. Ruskin or Co6pera-
lion Musical aud Dramatic Items ! Base Bal !;
Billiards; Girl Court Reports; the Money
Article ), the Markets, and other matters, giH
and a Letter from John g. Whittier appear
on the Sirth page; and the Dry Goods and
Lire Stock Markets on the SeUenth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

few days ago it was announced that the
Turks had won victory over the insurgents
in Thessaly. This indicated that fighting in
that province has been going on for some
time. To-day we are informed by dispatch
from Vienna that the insurrection is rapidly
spreading. THIS is good news for the Cretans
and their friends
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THE FLOODS.
DISTRESS IN TH

DISTRESS IN THE INUNDATED DISTRICTS.
~ rsLronAPg runusE
LOUISVILLE March 2l-The destituton in the in
undated districts on the Greene River very great The
people suffering for the necessares of life and many
are compelled TO leave their homes Beck City Is entirely
Deserted the tnhabants being compelled TO flee 10 the
NUS shawnee Town IS submerged, and the wharf boat
" erowatd wlA vRfpgtp9aAe gofigess. ';t WV
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
OUR UNEASY MEMBER.

The editor of The Times seems to be in that
condition of mind when it was considered an
even thing in the galleries of Congress to
wager how be would vote. He is the Uneasy
Member of the Republican party. 1t either
goes too fast or it goes too slow. He once
aspired to be its commander, but with the
exception of one veteran politician, aud certain
forlorn rich men, there were no followers. In
the Congressional caucuses he occupied the po-
sition of the Poor Relaton-rather noisy, and
determined to be agreeable, like poor relations
generally-but still there, and for charity's sake
not to be turned out. The
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
WISCONSIN.

IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT DEFEATED.
~ rnLxsskPH TRIBUNE
MADISON, Wis. March 2l.--Ihe Assembly, to-dsyr re-
considered the passage Of the resolution submitting
TO the neonIe the question of extending suffrage to
women and rejected il by vote of 4s to 81 A bill
has besn introduced in the Senate to appropriate
$4,000 for the rclicf of the destitute peope Of tho
SQIs5s-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
afaPTNE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN March 2i-Noon.-The Cunaro 'rs'Bns
steamship Tarifa Capt Longand from Hew-fork'
touched here early this morning en- route to Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, March h2l-Evenng.-Informatio mas peon
received here that the bark L. A. Nichols Capt ford'
which left Cardiff on the 18th Of January for HAVANA
was wrecked at Tenerife, no date NO furtner parc"
lars have been received.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THE PACIFIC COAST
.,,o.,y. ~ ~, yrIars..

SAN FRAEcIsco March 2l.--The steamahib Sierra
Nevada cleared to-day for Mexican ports with }erchao
dse VALUED at flT0OO The two next Panama steamer
have already secured carg0es OF flour to NewYork The
gements the Colorado for Hong Kong on the al
Of April are quite liberal
Fiaur n in good demand, and prices are firm; Extra
ar or 6unaIfue s. 50 Oregon, d 12a$5 co. The prnci
-. i,ourv fog Wheat is from the Liverpool aud New
YORK markets, go6d 70 CHOICE 81 So0si s0 Legal Ten
aes, 7il.
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INDIANA.

THE EVANSVILLE CITY ELECTION.
rELEssAPA TRIBUNE
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 2l.-The approaching
city election is producing some excitement Tho
Democrats are split up and are fighting each other
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

NJ rELEsRAPa rHn TRIBUNE
NEwBERN, n. c., March 2l.-The election held hero
this day resulted in unanimous vote for Major
John Hughes the Southern candidate for the State
Senate. The negroes voted
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TuE EASTERN QUESTION.

VIENNA. March 21.-Dispatches have been received
from the South which indicate that the instruction
against the authority of the Sublime Forte rapidiy
spreading throughout Thcssaly.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
TO G0RRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice can be tea Of Anonymous Communications Whatever
intended must be authenticated By the name ana odfs
the ynternOt necessarily for publication bat guaranty for
his good faith. ,,-...a,. ar, Tan,
kew-YOrk
Rs eann,i nnd.t,ka 10 returp rejected CommuneatOnh
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 21.-The foreign policy of the EN-
neror which has been under dscussion for time
in the Corps Legsatf has been approved by an over
wbemiDg majority.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2l.-Hostilitics between
Russia and Bokhara have been temporarily sus-
nended.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO MARCH 2t
sY TELEGRAPH TO rnE TRIBUNE
ITALY.

FLORENCE March 21.---The general elections have
been held. So great was the personal popularity OF
Gen. Garibald that he was returned for three differ
ent cities.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, March 2l.-Mr Disraeii, the Chancellor OF
the Excbeouer promises liberal Reform bill for
Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

The State Senate has ordered the Piers and
Wharves bill to third reading.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
Bneiness Notices.
AMERICAN (WALTHAND WATCHES.
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Providence L. inform the trade tha they pro
GoOD comprising full DINNER and TRA
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deposit OF Pore Silver OF such thickness that thr possess all
advantages solid silver utility and from beauty Of design and
superior hnish undlstnguishAble from IT,
T ofam Manufacturing Company the high
reputation they established the production silver
assure public they will fully sustain that reputation by the
ducon WARES of such quality and extreme dura
by satisfaction to the purchaser All articles
made b. theu stamped thus;
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

DODWORTH HALL -
THIS BvKNTNG-M. HARTZ THE ILLUSIONlSC. Tue Automa
on LBsosmoteur, Proteus, Floating Head etc
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= Being the intrOducers of the celebrated PLATED
wsRs Of the GoRHAx Co.. above ad we now
Offer an ea, new and extensive stock from desirable seec
tIoas can be made STAIR SLlscUs.
Ne. p Johnst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

STBINWAY HALL. .
THIS RVBNING-GRAED MASONIC CONCERT Mrs Man
Abbot Miss Matilda Toe; Messs Perng Stein Morgan etc
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And an are guaranteed They feel particularly
e the attention purchasers the above trade th.r dssgn
already extensively initiated These goods can on be pro
cared responsible dealers throughout the c0nnrT
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
A VTPY SIMPLE ANSWER.

What aneqadd astonishing popularity Of
HoFy MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE HEALrHi The answer
simple:
Pwr HOas Malt Extract Beverage Of yALus
vorab known both 70 the profession and the pue htough
Europe the past II has ben introduced into the prnes
Hospitals and has been awarded several GOLD aud SILVER pe |ed
In the Ola World 80. -
SEcoSp shortly its ntodnction n received the attention ana
o EEwIoRX AcADEsr 0F MKDicish
an honor conferred OF preparation oi the day , A.
Ts1sn In favorable report properties presented by the
RPKcI CoMNrrKR, the meeting Of the NEWl0sk ACAOk o'
MEDICINE, IT stated: ..-,- -. A.. ..,
That Extract differs in some particulars non tSs usDs
OF Beer and Porter farther That u
a.ei 10 act tonic nutrient especially IN eon
sequence the moderate quantity Of alcohol contains comparison
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0hO and which the can con
recOuend and which is NO EcRE REsEDI as mode
Hot has b communicated 10 the NeT
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Price sc per delivered any part Of this ey and suburbs free
charge EXTRACT DEPOT No 81 Broadway Sold b.
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The EUREKA BRICK MACHINE
Eskes ssRdis r i only and
3zJ AOH by steam Has compiler machinery
60 bs gizg 0 Of or breaking dorm It's great simplicity and
marvellous command the approval Of every eIps sight
We challenge the world to produce its equal
S1tsfacfi0n gbdraHtSed 70 an purchasert
AsaAn kEouA Gensral Agent. no ln BfoaiHay. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

NEW.YORK CIRCUS ..
THIS PyFYING-THE RCNHELLS FAMILY - Prof HUrCHIN
SONS ACTING DOGS-ACR0BAT1C AND EQUESTRIAN FsAlS
HeWlOrk Circus Troupe.
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WE MOULD By NO MEANS

WE WOULD BY NO MEANS
Recommend any medicine which did not know TO be g particularly
Tor infns But ofMRs wNsLOws Soothing SYRUP esn speak
from knOseige family has proved be'ns indeed by
giving infant troubled collie pains quiet Sleep and its parents
broken nght-BOOn Christian Freeman Be and call for
Mas WISsLow's SoorHISG SrRUP"
Having the fac sae CvRris PERKINS the outside wrapper
An others base limitations.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsENEss.-Al
sas,rns EErAroS and HOAsENss will be
sgreea surprised at the almost immediate relief by be
BxowSs BaeSCHAL The deaicen ingredients alay
pulons iraOu and aer public speaking singing when the
weared weakened by much their viii give
r.datr.n rthk H. lnrran.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

UNION HALL .
THIS RvENISG-BUNYAN TABLEAUX Corner TTenythrds
and Broadway.
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HTBLOS GARDEN ,.. p.u.,
THIS EyENING-THE BLACK CkOOh-0rest T~i''' ~
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FIFTH-AvB. OPERA HOUSE. -
THIS BVENiNG-Grkn Christys Mnses-NEW ACTS MU'
SIC SINGING, DANCING, &c.
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WaLLACKs THBATBR nun, ,,,,,.s
1900 ,,o,,,. ffeaesf Of Mrs Fsherl-THB WIVES
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KBLLY & LIONS MINSTRFLS
THIS EVENING : CINDRR-LB0N - MADAGASCAR BALLET
TROUPE-PATTI IN PARIS, etc.
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WINTER GARDEN. o, coon A. .1rpP -
TIIIs sBvENING-BRUTUs-TOO MUCh Foh "V0D NN'
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BROADWAY THEATBR - -
rurs RyRETyG-BORN TO GOOD LlCk-lANhEb COOhI-
SUR RIsIi LION-ME and Mrs Barney Williams
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
s EyENING-ITALiAN OPERA-NAkTiiA- A.
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OLYMPIC THBATBR
THIS RyESING ENGLISH OPBRA-MARTHA Rehings Opera
COMPANY
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adapt ed popular use-so simple that mistakes can.
not be made in sing them, harmless as to be free
from danger and efficient to be always reliable.
They have raised tn highest commentator from all,
and will always render satisfaction
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-21

"A LAW. Carr0ilton, Miss,
Will practice in the Tenth Judicial District.
TERMS OF COURT.
Calhoun, 81 Monday Of March and September.
Choctaw, 4th - -
Carroll. 2d Nrnd'y after 4th Nrnd'y Nch & Sept.
YalobuSha 9TH -. 4th ."
TaIlahatchie, Sth 4th % ::
Sunfower, 9th - 4th q" ::
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