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New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE lDDERS STING.

The ~ Y. Times has an elaborate editorial
Oh "The Republican Party and the Vote Of
81 the Southern States" whereof the animus is
evinced in the following extract:
1--WE confess expectations OF Republican success IN
this canvass are not high The time has gone by when
rather hatred and relying interest rather
southern states e: Gioashy and Tsss Re
have the effect The Republicans now rely for thls
wing the Elections By the negro vote We do not sec any
great chance Of their succeeding"
The Tmes, last Summer, placed itself in an
tagonism to the Republican party, as it had
perfect right to do. Its new attitude having
caused q general stampede Of its readers, it
professed to wear ship and again support Re-
publican principles and candidates. This, also.
il had right to do, provided it were done In
GOOD faith. We cite the above extTaet--(and
it's like has appeared almost daily since its last
professed change of base)-as proof positive
that The Times is thoroughly alienated from
the Republicans, and is intent on THEN defeat
and prostration. Surely, no one could write as
we have quoted above who truly wished that
the Republican Union party should succeed, or
even survive.
1D0 Wleo anu generous pVhOy WHICH WOuu
have eonciliated those whom The Times calls
"the South" was, in essence, just this: Put tho
lopal Blacks ofthe South under the feet Of those
,cho did their almost to dicide and destroy the
Union. Nothing less than this would have
rendered thoroughly and reliably Republican,
even oue-foufth of those whom Tie Times calls
."t the South.n ... .....
? Now, then, we hold that the acts respecting
Blacks passed by the Legislatures called into
being throughout the late Rebel States, by
President johnson. especially those relating to
Testimony, vagrancy, Contracts for Labor,
Keeping Arms, Punishments, Education, &c.
(for which see MePheyson's Polihcal Manual
for 1so6), rendered it morally impossible that
the Republicans should win the favor Of those
The Times calls "the SOUTH To have
done so. the Republicans must have
been content to invoke the wrath of God and
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
MUSIC.

The grand festival of music which manager Han;
in honor Of Oratorio will be little less th,s
extraordinary for the number Of Its sooists while ia
chorus, orchestra and band the body Of It's forces win bs
greater than has been exhibited here IN long time
Madame Pareps Mrs. Zelda Harrison-SegIin. Misa
Hutchings, Mrs. Ritter. Mr. william Castle, Mr.. q. q.
Campbell. Mr. wenzel Kopa, and Carl Rosa, are among
.ne best known Of the sooists engaged, who number
twenty or thirty in all. Handel and Haydns master
pieces and Mendelssohns Elijah and Hymn Of Prutsc
Which 20 an n' ss vs soDcs sS with II s"
asrpS y%phS W will 30 Five sS
their orchestIa and choral divisions The reappearanoe
Of Madame ParePaRosa in sphere Of art wherein she
hs FEY 0sgq sqaa nsI q 5hs G world win be a
enjoyed so good asthe present Three or four
I sn ss
tho Messiah by the Trinity Choirs is recoectoa
ton Wi be- stil forcibe The suhortes Of Tslnty
have done wisely In deciding to have the Acssch re-
The Thlrtyft6 sunday Concert afforded little that
was new, but apparently enough 70 sustain orowded
played by the orchestra for the hundredth time but
Auber's Bronze Horse Overture was. In effect. very
and
been fortunately engaged for the Sunday series s.a
tie introduced last evening Grshams Farewell gool
showy concert air. which he sung with moro voice thee
The wish Maiden" received evident good treatmsst
from Mr Campbelrs fervent, s0n0rous baritone. Tho
Of the FaeS overture. and Mendsissohns wedding
March, Mr. George Morgan aiding tho latter with char.
acteristio organ peal ...
Mr. George Colbys late first annual concert was suoh
success atlsticsly the dsfn guished number OF s
performers could scarcely fail to make It, In other
respects 1t must sttering to the beneficiary.
who without putting forward any pretenttous claim 70
rank leading pianist Is well recognized a: capable
and industrious musician. He was assisted By mbs
Minnie Hauck, Madame Testa aud signori Bellni and
by T the and
Rhodolph Hail. the cornet solost and the crownng
fOrmance Of the evening the 7arnhous overture.
arranged for piano and organ, and played by sucs
experienced hands as those OF Mills Pease, Morgan ana
Colby.
Mr. Maretzek's announcements for the week include
repetition of Petrallos sensation, The Carnival Of Ven,
Zee, bonizettis fsvorte Leia d Lamnensoor for the
purpose Of introducing Sonora Pealta In another con
genial part and Rossins Barber for the benefit OF Mss
Kellogg than whom Of the artists OF the Academy
are more deserving of public favor Linda d. Chamosnia
will be produced Friday the last night Of the season
for the benefit and farewell OF the Incompatible Ronceb
who will exhibit his tragic powers In the role OF An
tOine
Manager Strakosch has taken every occasion TO deny
tho report that quarrel had taken place between
been provoked to confirm the statement The
cant report which gave to IL does not seem worth d
amount Of contradiction which it has received
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
The Sunday Mercury has the following Cop
rarbaad H;o0 at Preaident Johnson

"THy PREsIDEsr Como soUTH.-0ur W Washington corre'
sponden informs that the President Us about 70 pay
visit to Raleigh c. and that on the way he viii proDa
bly, address the people We sincerely trust be WIN 90
nothing Of tho kind Let him play baseball or eucnre or
dance the polka the tghtrope say his prayers y
way Of variety but let him not make speeches Let ms
aspirations take any shape but that Raleigh terrTe
piacs for bad whisky which kills further than needle
gun and IT, under its influence. the President should SET
TO speechfyng he did last year he would ye Radical
ism new lease of ts life. We hope, therefore, ne VIII
eschsw eoquence and Bourbon plain and go In f silence
and light pOtations."
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

The future name Of the Arctic territory re-
Gently purchased from Russia remains In abey-
ance We have heard of parents too poor to
give their children 1t names, but never before
of bantlings too sorry to receive such names.
We venture to suggest, at once in recogni-
ton Of the most valued inhabitants Of this
western Greenland, and as compliment to the
great nation which does us the honor to pocket
our money, that Gov. Stewards hard bargain be
known as Wairtlssia.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE MICHIGAN ELECTION,

The Lansing State Republican Of the oath gives the
result. Judging byi the last returnseceived
Of the election In Michigan The next week after
election stated that the Republican State ticket had
received 1900 majority But the Republicans have done
better than that The official majority 50 far is a.
malortes deegaies TO the state Convention are
There are st eight counties TO hear from. which VIII IN
the majorites no least 800 giving In the whole
state over 2S0Oo tRepublean majority. This upon the
light vote cast is fun as largo majority wac given
the Republican ticket last November Who says there
has been any reaction IN Mebgani
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

We hear with deep regret that Gov. Seward
has decided to continue the Mission at Rome.
in defiance of the vote Of Congress. This is
most unfortunate, and seems to cast unintended
reproach on our Minister. Congress had no
thought of consuming Gen. King in its action
on this subject; 1t meant only to express with
emphasis Its conviction that the continuance of
the Mission to Rome was unnecessary and inn
proper. We hope the President may see fit to
cause this conviction to be respected.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

That in any American city the street cars
should be forbidden to run ON Sunday. Is a
singular proof of the power of minorities. In
Baltimore, the question was recently submitted
to the people, and yesterday the cars we're rum
In Philadelphia also there is no doubt that
large majority Of the citizens are opposed to
the suspension of cheap travel-that is, all
travel of the poor-ffty two days in the year.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

The devotion Of the white people of Charles
ton to the American flag cannot be very deep,
when military order is required to obtain 1t
place in their civic displays. Gen. Sickles
did the right thing when he issued the order
we DTint to-day
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

The crews of Yale and Cambridge, the rep
resentatves of American Oarsmen. are now
in training for the July race, aud the public
interest in that event will be quickened by
the report of the splendid contest between the
Oxford and Cambridge boats, which we copy
from The London Times.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, a per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, ~ per annuIn.
Advertising Rates.
DAu,Y TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line.
SEM-WEEKLY Tribune. Is cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 50 per line
Terms cash in advance.
Address TIRE TRIBUNE. New-York ..
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

The Hon. John II. Wait Of Norwich IS sug-
gested by The Morning Post (New-Haven) as
candidate for Speaker of the new House OF
Representatives. Mr.. Wait is War Democrat
of the genuine stamp. and has served with dis
tinction in the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

" A Letter from our London correspondent,
q report of tho German meeting held in Mr..
Beecfer's G' Church yesterday, the Tyler Gardiner
WM case. Religious Items, the Money article,
and the Markets ,ciH be found on the second page.
and LITERARY Items on the sirth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

We give in another column a full analysis OF
the vote in the English House of Commons on
Mr.. Gladstone's amendment. The names OF
the Liberals who deserted the Reform party
will be remembered by their constituencies.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
TO CORRESPONDENT

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No taken OF Anonymous Communications whsevr
INTENDED authenticated ny the and address
Of wher-nOs necessarily for publication but guaranty Sr
bis good sth
All business letters for h os sso.D be addressed ras rais
uEE' NewYort
We csuD,t usaers.Le To return rejected Ccnmuncsti0sa
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

HIsroRlcAL SocrETy.-The Summer meeting OF
the NewJsrsey Historical Society win Be hsld In Newark
the third Thnr.dsy IN Nay when pspss v g sssl
hstofy Of TIE state, FFHNF \ F"fst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
CRIME.
FALSE PRETENCFS.

confidence operation has come 10 light in JERSEY
City which was successful In getting sum Of money
from LAWYER Of that City, and the chief actor In which
may be playing similar game elsewhere Several weeks
ago young man called upon Mr.. fleming, lawyer Of
the above City, and represented himself entitled to
large amount Of prize money the heir Of brother who
had been In the Navy BE presented what appeared 70
be letters from United States claim agent IN Phladei
phia encloeng draft for ts2 % and announcing tho
fact Of there being e 900 due HIM. Deposng this
draft with Mr. Fleming for collection he borrowed o OF
that gentleman The draft returned protested and
note to the Philadephis claim agent brought the fol-
LOWING reply:
YOss 10th has bssn received sad cossss soesd
The dsn ger hsd dealing with the nsasons sss
had the 6lrsrd Naoad BAnh Tie
phisdephs Bank bold forged ehsef which psssaisd
aBg hnseh James Bsenon for eco wkh be received
80 February he get
AZ u O'Clock. out be never called for IL .
adss BE- the who has forged he rspsstsd that
died Hilton Head c. and wished c
hnse and brother TIA, be esy bes
living Brusssh Germany certificates Of the
des6s her mother re- which the ssd paid &
He young and his seoat feet 4
hight dark curly hair fresh npaicn sofs hke Jew
bogus The DAY ar be received The SO son4 70
boarding M him Tia landsay said be bad Ssursk
bach days taking vita BIN umbrella tsat hs
borrowed from her He has nss been seea Eres
dInea stewart udosed Jsnes Be.Hna xhe hs,s sAeva
Wilco1 who feels that urtes oas
BY The party, being same handwriting. ssnedt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

James M Brown, Treasurer Of the Southern Fanipe
Relief Commisscn received yesterday afernooss - sss
grsuhic trsnsfcr N5s7 % IN gold. contrbEdons OF the
citizens Of Storey County, Nevada r.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Advertisements for this woeks issue OF The
WEEKLY TKIBUNE must bo handed in To- Day
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE LATE INFAMOUS OUTRAGE IN BROOKLYN.

The fnal hearing in the case Of the atrocious out
rage on the idiot girl Bessie Griffin csNorth seventh
ST. Brooklyn E. d. concluded before Justice Daley
on Saturday and ended in tho discharge Of the prisoners
Michael Quirk and Nicholas Owens. The testimony re-
ured gri her mother, who slso Of uDsound mind
lived together without any male protector and crowd
OF young rufans In their neighbornood took advantage
Of their condition to katiate their beay Seses TO 40
this and avoid the penalty Of RAPE the Williams con.
eocted the idea Of mock marriage and persuaded one
their number TO ofciate Eptseopal minister Tns
fellow was introduced the Rev. Nj fmfEine ana ne
pronounced Michael Quirk and Besse Griffin man ana
wife. Tho poor girl forced 70 ans wer 70 the usual
responses after the mock ceremony abe vac
Quirh submit 70 his lusts while his infamous con-
panous witnessed tho infamous outrage with tce ano
Laughter The mother Of the unfortunate girl was aiso
compelled ~ witness her dshonor Dut feared % sve
notice Of the 70 the police irder the hreaxs
of the rufans This took place st. ratlcks Day ana
on Easter sunday the same party repeated the oasra
for this last offence but the Justice discharged hun On
the ground Of the marriage aluded TO- His honor charac
tho outrage unparalleled but said that ne wss
poweriess 70 punish the parties.
THE B0wDoINHAM BANK ROBBERS.
~ ssIxssAps ss rH,srxh t.-.
BOsToN, April H.-Thc trial Of Syms, Bartlett and
Msgure the Bov4oiphsm Raah robbsrs. has conoudsd'
and serdsct Of guilty has been rendered Sentence
was postponed exceptions by defsndnf counsei savng
been lcd The prisoners pleaded NOS gty 70 anosnsr
Indictment aganst them for entering she heaSS
and assauiting him with dangerous weepone Ihey VIII
tried for tho offonoes charged In this irdetmens
until the August term Of tho Court
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

MISSIONARY weRK AT Qua DooRs.-The City Mie-
soa hed their peafhy meeting last Friday evening, A. r.
wenore esQ. In IKE chair numbsr Of the misusparies
gsyo seeonts of nksrds reclaimed, children retcued.
strangers assisted, famles relieved homes reconstructed
and mssionststieHs thrsnged The Corresponding Zee
rotary Mr. lewis T. Jackssn, referred In grateful terms
TO- shs conneetob Of prominent usn in the old BrFtish
Church with the earlier missionary moyemsnte and the
continuous and generous support the City Ms4on by
ks members OF ths church. their hberaty n the erection
sf medal mission chapel 70 BE- opened IN Thirty
In d6ys, d., and t1en brief review Of the
missionary wor6 sc iAEgs. Ths Rev DR. Jas o. Murray
tbs OAst0f Of the eaurch expfeese his
H.s osass What tho British Church las done in put;na
up chapel he esA only evidence of ther inter.
figures sf the months operation were the following:
sTie missionaFy yisits go meettnss ft temperance
pledges tcot pess8pa brought 70 churehes and saOns
IA ckidrsa and sabbath SSEoos hundreds Of soders
1aios snd Other worthy Ders""s rssv~h IN MANY wass
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE ELECTION.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
.IIIru DIsrRIcr-(Albdny CoJ-fOeieial.l

Total .e934 1905 66To 1851. -.8sil s4e $3.50 s223
Corning over Hiilhouse, 1907.
Parker over Reynolds, i.&I3
Cassidy johnson, $50.
Ray oya Suifb
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

THIS KvxsNe-mR n1'S AND MRS HH HOWARD PAUEs ENTK
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
nay AND gvENING-FORTY- SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or PICTURES AND SCULPTURR Corner Of Twenty thirs sh'
R0ar,h-Ave
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

UNION HALL
THIS BvRNING-BUEYAN TABLBAUX. Corner Broadway soo
Twenty tbrdst)
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

FiFTHAvR OPERA HOCs .,uv ,,N ,pou
rUTS RyRNfNO-Gnhn Christys MinsiTels.i aAn hpVV
rnnS HEW Icrss MUSIC SINGING. DANCING, etc.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

NlBLOS GARDEN.
THls RvRHING-THB BLACK CROOK-Gres, Psrissnas Ballet
~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
Bnsiness Noiires.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Sold EveryWheTe.

Sold BveryvhsFe.
The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Of L. inform the trade that taeJ are pro
dpa sne RLEcrEofIATED comprising full DSHEn and TIA
HEsyess aad Of description Of superior
oatr ana Of designs The base Michel Silver upoa
xhh ia deposit Silver thickness that they posses All
Of sOd silver in utility aad from beauty Of aa tea
sHpsror 6n ar undIstiBguiohAble nom IL -,
The Gorhsn Manufacturing Company refer With sostdsse tse ny
established the produson Of SOLID SiLVsa
Was In which sngsyed and they
reputation BY the
duon WARkl Of such quality and extreme surs
bity sseton TO the purehasT All aEues
asas ~ ar stamped thus
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ACADEMY or MUSIC 49,
TUfS RYRNING-lTALIAN OPERATIVE CARNIVAL or
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ly guaranteed They feel 9esess p.nsty "
Attention above trade mark ther designs
initiated These geoot can ev % Ps
Evred ffou throughout the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-28
Prince William CO., oct 25-eots Comm rs.
National lntelligencer.l .

sSAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.-,-On
Il MONDAY, tho 25Lh day Of Noyem bcr
1867, Chat being Court day,) hy virtue OF II de-
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Fnuquior county,
Va, pronounced ut lis September term, 1857, IN
the consolidated suits Of Horner VS.. Chapman
and Glasscuck VS.. Chapman, the undersigned,
rs Commissioners Of Sale, will offer Tor snlo, to
the highest bidder, III Warrenton, about FOU Il
Il HUNDRED A CRIES OF SPLENDID LAND
it. being II portion of the tract Of the late DIR.
Chapman. Said land is situated in one of the
most fertile sections of Fauqulcr county; lies
on either side Of tho Manassas Gap Railroad,
and adioins the Plains Station about 81 miles
from tho city of Alexandria, and is IN direct
railroad communication with the cities OF Wash
ingLon and Baltimore. The tract has been so
divided US 10 give tho portions To he sold An
abund dance of water and timbor, and one ii33sa::f
small DWELLING HOUSE. 1t is al lSfSsl.
rnirabIy adapted to grazing and the production
oriall the cereals Persons desiring to purchase
will do we'll to examine il before purch sing
elsewhere Farther information can be obtain
ed from JOHN s. CHAPMAN, No. G8 Prince
street. Alexandria.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onn third cash the
residue i'm three equal ins talme Is 81 six, twelve
and eighteen months, tho credit payments L"
beAr interest, and to be secured to tho sntISla
ton Of tho Commissioner; title to be retained
until the last payment is made; land subject t."
be resold rndng an order Of tho Court IN event
of f. failure to meet the payments. .. .,-
= 49, u JOHN S. CHAPMAN.
JOHN S MOSBi.
Fauquier county, oct 25-euts Comm RS.
National INTEL GenCcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-28

MISERABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
~ SALE --On THURSDAY, the 5th day of
December, 1867, by virtue of decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Prince William CO., Va, pro-
nounced at the October term 1867 in the suit
+ Horner and wife VS.. Chapman, the under
signed as Commissioners Of Sale, will offer to
the highest bidder, at Manassas Station, at Il
M, the UPPER MILL, at Thoronghtare Gap
the property of George Chapman, jr., dec d
Said mill is situated in Fauquier county, Va.
on the Manassas Gap Railroad AZ miles from
the city of Alexandria. 1t is four stories high,
and is constructed for grinding wheat, corn and
plaster; and is supplied By never failing
stream without the aid Of dam
TERMS OF SALE. third cash; the
residue in equal instaments Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, the credit payments to bear
interest, and TO be secured to the sat faction OF
tho Commissioners; title to be retained until
the last rayment is made; property subject TO
resale under an order Of Court, in event Of fail
ure to meet the payments.
= JOHN 5. CHAPMAN
GEORGE HOKNER.
Prince William CO., oct 25-eots Comm re-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-28
FOHN Fl. PARROTT.
- ~ LEXANDRIA, VA.
4 llnlK :,

5FOHN Fl. PARROTT.
- @ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealer in BLANK BOOKS
WRITING PAPER,
Wrapping Paper Paper Bags, Envelopes,
Inks, Gum Muclago.
Gold, Albatl and Steel Pens,
Wrapping Twine,
in short everything comprised under the term
Stationery for the Office, School Room and
Counting House.
Also, SHEET MUSIC, (some 1000 to 5000
pieces on handy The only stock Of Music ever
gotten up here.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Banjos, Sc.
The very best Italian and other strings for
Guitars, Violins, &c. and musical instruments,
generally. Terms cash.
Also sole agent here for the Richmond and
Manchester, Va. Paper Mills.
Any sizes and weights of Wrapping and
Printing Papers furnished at short notice, upon
satisfactory terms. OCT LII
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-28

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
" LANDRY virtue ola decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Fairfax county, rendered at its Au-
gust term, 1867, in the cause Of Garrison Beach,
&c, vs.. J. j. Hof, the undersigned, as Com
missioner, will sell, at public auction, on MON
DAY, the 21st day Of October, 1867, Court
day. in front Of the Court House of said county,
a TRACT OF LAND, containing 100 acres,
the property of j. J. Hof lying on and binding
with Sandy Run, on the road from Fairfax sta
ton to Occoquan, about four miles from the
latter place. well watered and sufficiently wood
ed, and adjoining the lands of Garrison Beach
and others. The tract has on it number Of
shanties, and the frame of large stable.
TERMS tenth cash, and the residue
in three equal instaments at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser, and retention of the title, and the cash
payment TO be forfeited and the land resold, on
failure of the purchaser to comply with the
terms Of SALE NJ. DU LAN4 BALL.
Fairfax co. sep 16-1awts Comm'r. Of Sale.
ass- The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, November 18th, Court day., when
it will take place at tho time and place above
namc oct 25-eots