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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-04

TUTrY-IoUETI ANNrN MEETING.
The h.rtv-foUg.h annual meeting Of the American
Ants Slavery Society Wiz bee held in the city o: Ne|-h OH"
at scuvoy H1.l Tour'rruth-5t.. fcw doors cast o.
Unons1uarc bcwccu FoTrth-avc and Ewing place., on
TUESDAY. May ~ I)l O'Clock meeting for pubic
addresses Will be hcl on Tuesday evening business
meetings viii De held on "Wednesday the 9th
The Executive Committee feel tlatat no prcyiou,hour
has the necessity foT consultation and acton been o'e
urgent than Tho fate OF that race to whose oe
ivcrlucc We have pledged ourselves hangs Tor many
vcor. q, come on the national action % tins lnd tlr
next wear The disposition o.. Congress WANG %
irt but waiting az impulse from me peopt, w Pp I W.
the President and IN, follow ce'i' 20 rvg l,c ~ H.,
OF the nation c,rcciN 70 ciirrl SOM
nc 10 mater what MH,n W., o , a.. srcr' for r.
con, rifou proposed hy Congress the imminent PERI
fl1 STAT. rights once conceded. fnd ourselves
, u involved in an rr,.pr.,sblr conflict between fine
',i,to.rs,ry ~ a white man, government and tue
divine law OF equal rights. above all me drir'ie', con
tu nj the negro race throughout the south, Ir hOi
bic barbaliiic- piar'ccd upon It's blood crying 10 ~
,i ir The mr,lc.s aud friend, OF the society 70 re-
nrwci .l and greater devotion Idclitynow my s1ye
the nation from another war Any SiA'hcnlI 81 rilo,
now any mistake in counsel. may Cjlsc our children 7"
light tins horrible battle over again. Fidelity DO" may
show tc world that these governing n',. tausl o5
the wui able 10 DO what no nation has ever yer done
root Ou' and utterly destroy, IN one rryo.u',on Ict
national evil To relay now 10 Choose "loi- iI..' '
give one half the nation over 10 coii'p. ii '.' '
Irt fhc members and FRIENDS 81 me 7o'rp .i
amor !1r n fna struggle. Let a WHO can s'i'ngi"h
with their presence "ll counsel ana l'L il'' "i''
In M, rr.,ruf send n, both their advice aHd ,Htu cJu'i
bui.o, "a. they can 20 ai IA making The nation N." ana
c.n.ro yglgltt IA 'ir-r hours Tho p1f.ip' graves
,,,i,ii,r over which We Aas. rclrird TIA, vantage
uild ana tbs acipir, race ST., exposed 20 ne 81 .7
f flinr Oh master, llf, both c1im TIT. fidelity ~ ~
The gt,at ,triI, which the nation has made toward
I, rt' olur:t within ih' Lass year, and m" marvellous
rd mes. Of the masses for thorough measure encourage
~. 10 p.,-ry.ruirr The DAY ddwu5. May W DE- W'it!
''''l'''' u 10 '0'" WENDELL PHILLIPS, Prc'.l,n,
Gi,rir, K viurir srcrc:lr..,
AAUUs NJ. PoWIiI.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
rsLasnAPH re rHs TRIsusE
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Senate, in Executive
Session to-day, confirmed the following nominations
Posasier.-Johh NJ Hu,saBp Pes lows. Charles Townsend
Holly Spring. Mas A H. Edwards 81 Charles Mo kebecca Adam,
Fort Madison E>ot Shuf Msrshstoan, Iowa Marcus D.
o.bara RoeA Iisnd III Casper Ford Clinton III V.nd.isn
Pa Humphrey Hoover Alliance Mich VIM H. Bliss Hsnton ONO
John shuttsworh claribu1g W. Va samuel Botss foo
CITY Miss George Crawford Brunswick Me Elisha Potter.
Rat Greenwich r. L. VI. g. Terrl Newport Ky Chs NC
Graror Pontiac H. Wm Good.n Bellevue Ohio Thesfere bs
sell Pensaeoa Fla Wm w. Oven nuskegon' VIA "ehes T. "O'o
via, Aasrfers Ga ~ ~ o. 49,.
Wright A. REESE j. e. RAyus Jo1n Mccarthy Johus ssset
Bsrfe Joseph Hurbu Frauds Springer Osgood Hsriek
CTsue Norman Badger j. Elliott fhomas Van Horne .on
wsa Charles Rsyne Daniel kepds Joseph L,iSars'e M
White Ch.rl,. H. Blake Harris n Leavu, hiram sons
Of RpbIe hOn<'6sorss heLsou Helena hoH.ns i''
-. ~.
SURVIVOR 81 Va Thomas O. Gorioa
The senate rejected the following nominations
posmar>r,-Osws wolisy Jsansaviis lad Charles Col
liza Meant vernsr Iowa n. Hedip Phsps samuel brA
bury wauteua Ill Charles 0orasp. Ilsiea "a nsne ~
Habiusop Fc1s T. Clifford Baher fstniagton Me- she,oine
Gsg. Jsae.niie Mich Robert Patterson. hryAE oen A.
/se>sors Iufsrsl R<sHss-Hsnry Bsadds fs DrS, Ns'
Yeri Edward Bragg yh Disrc wisconsin John HILL A'h us
tret flhnois
i..isS stal., cousul at DxShn-wH D. Wee, o. Wisconsin.
0olLs~ Rsrrs<A u4as,oa saappo ia Der sssonh
6staW Lssd 2ee-lsAssJ h22rA paas~aa t'"'sn
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UOyTr Tuesday evening Apls residence No a Jefferson
a.. g. y y Ioy n 80 ~ ye,r Of bio ag- -, g.,
Toe sni friends % toe ug rpsNeflT in'iT0 70 aa
his funeral Wl,t n. T. Gl-ri On frsy morning neE
April ., al i0 Ococs.
MOgGAH-Ou Tue,lu Aprf sher lh5"-ag iiar'a Deus ~
wife Of Nor an
Funeral on friday Iaoan o'clock TIE rgyr go ireai. ,ss
united To- attend a h'l late rrsnfrc NO ly Hi'' '''Y ~
tu,ergent If 81. Pauis Csmeer7, i's'fIcs'er
MOREIEAp Sulcaly Mo4is, Aprl T. Dis C. bonaefi, az
T'e friends OF th family rssper' invited 70 sell ar iine.
"a 10 oco.k. eitloH .ar;h'r u,,c.
NuLER-On Tursi,y eenis, April after Po'rei hi's' hl'
The r,,ge. a dead. Of ire family respectfully irv'ei 'toa!
further lrla ts irra o br h-- residence No. "
We.t Th.s,eeoiist. Fit, April O. arp "a
ALBANY, ?. T., rai,eis please copy
yUJFg-lti &c. on Tnr~It, evening" Apr 3 i0e short iaes,
Msry Jane n Of Nn s. M'er ';ri - yea" I' m'-l '"' %
Tie e. ST. tI-n. of te ia, rr.reci'iI I'D 70 ''eoi
ib. funeral .ercet Fir evening ~ = o'clock 81 rr fIr I
dpnce No Ninet~rnbsL, without iltlr A,i'Ao IT
POMEROY-On Tue,g April Clarence j. soa Of Cles " aud
Euuce e. Pomerp,. age, sni - da'h a., T.. ~,
Tue relatives and feuds o. th' family are ie''LF ~ -
the funeral ou Thur,is., April a oc.OcA T. NJ i" i- ~
Of bis parent, No 6'i Thlrse. corner o. Fod' 'i'''' "
farther invitation.
hEl ~ 1 -e', HSI.' = APf' T. '' ~
The relatives friends sIo, sud ,e rseme Of r Unoa
thrch Of Thirty ei,h sii h'isonsve on frity hPH
=, att OcOcA
ROWLt NDSOs-Ioa a. Se, % i'ea g. On Friday March r.
iBs Wh,r li,on Aa,e o. srhr hir-' Brewster ~ tho
.0l 81 be-
RILE-On Wciae- April O. Mar 4, wife oi john X l~e
Notice Of funeral 81 t'm"rpr b paper
SMIT-o Monday April Of spyvy. a. h, residence No 10 tsS
Thirty -si ADe. = Smith s3cl b !ehss ., -.
will place anh d April oc'E p m Nv
bis residence ieiItsrs ara i' "' ta' lam" 49, i-''p
invited TO siteHi without further INVITATION
TITUTI Upton Cela- Co1r'y. Iowa. on Tns M,n III ~
i 18th Enma Tut rl ct ~ James n IuiiI "A
old resident OF the Sryrltl Nsr. New lOrA
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THE BOOK TRADE SALE.
SECOND DAY.

The second day of the book trade sale. at the
rooms OF LeavIt strebeigh Co.. No. t0s Broad.
way Yesterday the occasion OF a larger at
tendance than upon the previous day, and the bidding
and prices cOrrespondingly spirited and good
The sale opened yesterday morning with the list Of
Ticknor Fields of Boston, comprising mainly the ds-
ond editions" OF TenDyson, Dickens, Longfelow, and
Whittier All Of these disposed OF al good prices
one Of the most remarkable features Of the day
sreech from G.. r. Putnam, esq the veteran book pub
Usher and urn recently Collector OF Internal
for one Of the Metropolitan Dstrics When tho list OF
Messrs q. +. Putnam a Son reached, Mr.. Putnam
took stand behind the aucIoneers desk and briefly
addressed his many friends among the bidders He said
he wished 10 explain his return 20 book-selling nom
political life He had never sought the appointment he
had recevedhat OF Collector OF Internal Revenue. But
t was pressed upon him. until he at last accepted the
position and thereafter exsrted himself To fulfill its
duties with creds profit TO the
During hs he had returned 70 the Washing
ton Departmen collections amounting 70 Han
OF the emouments accruing 20 himself no had given 10
relieve the dstress Of the Union soldiers and soldiers
families who had suffered during the war, and 10 snilar
charities Shortly before President Johns0n tour through
the West last Autumn. however hs mt Putnam had
been called upon by authoritative parties 70 subscribe
$500 70 the johnson electioneerng fund This be de-
cjned 10 DO and very thereafter notified that
his COlootorshv vac n an end. He YEA a0usysS YNy
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sad 20 return 70 his old business o: book making 10
which ho was quite an home.
The invo,ce " Little Brown CO.. embraced misceli1
nr1us reading Among other works, their &" Lie ana
Works VI DiliO Webster vols, sold ~ 81 g. Ne.
volume
The only VOL, contributed b. George r Lockwood s.
60 Yea, Audubon Birds gni Quadrupc1s o. America
"a volumes, wbIrh brought e2--.
Tho list, Of J " Bouton Robert T. Johnston s. O.. }
g. TgbW LDf.u- ti,O,iUu Iigd & Il8ughtOu, q. J. l'u
nam 4 son -. s. sAs8ul t3n,tDn Ierpo,i- s. Hot.
= g. Jil. AIcstd.i alaH Co.. ana f.I' JAM nam
tuu Phiiia plp Wrir a-D disposed 0- during Ia diN
ana evening, and comprised miscellaneous works %: rl
cory daar. ~ nI. - hr tI. dur, sales closed WIN i-
disposal o. WIN. v. UIrlIng- invoice o. photograph
albums and i}birs
TIE principal lD. ID !. ". Bouton, invoice was Do. .
Illustrated Bihlr, % cueTtviuc- Two v0iuuc-, ~
Robert +. JOhustOn's yery attractive inVOl''.
Among other sale, GIJ!s Ui,tJyJ! Greece new ccl
fiDu eight ypiTrrs brought q - per volume. The lC
sl Empire by Madden. two vOumc- s. PEI volume, A.
sOns History OF Europe. B NOumco - % per }1ii .
ana nearly all Of t.c items the list brought ~ iliJ
fan flr.re
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DIED.

ALRy-Apn Elizabeth Bse only daughter OF Dr. l. r. and Jua
Bi,s.ll Allen. aged 5 months and - DAYS, .
The friends m6y respectfully invited to attend her nsea
from No as Pourth.ave Friday, April at o'clock
CLARK. Green Abingdon Luiene County Pa on the 18Th
OF March jeremiah Clark in the SSth year OF Dis age
coRywRLL-ou Tuesday April @ 1857 Mrs Jemlma Corn~el,
viior Of the Austin Conue aged - and y DAYS
invited the funeral this hnrsdaY
ansuon eoek from her residence No loo LASrencs
Brooklyn. .
pyRBY-t Ponnsy SATURDAY March 30 Loretta Derby rect
of tn, late Benjamin Derby, in the Nd year Of her age
Luburn papers please eopy.
h re,deses Elizabeth j. MONDAY April James
tue arm Edrs tho a 81 bis age
R.I.yrs and friends his funeral his late resi-
d,ne, ON April Of o'clock Cars eays foot Of tbsy
ed 10 seoe The remains sl ee coosyed 70 she
Woovu Cmstsry special traa fon the Harlem Depot
rxensy sixth st. az O'CLOCK
WARRINGTON Tuesday April Leonard Kip Of the Rs'
VIM "a and X farngsos aged 10 nonths AMI Is Gays
Tn, sfhs family invited snd the nera
Christ Charch Hseksnssch Nosyss on hsrsdsf ApnlAn
osises n Train, ses YsSi foot Of csanssr''I
O'clock returning Of u MI =, -
PsRRIs- Rhbs sssrbs os sunday hfreh a. JSpA r''r
aSsd IS yssrs
HoprMAsos aoud.y .srnisE April as. Cornell. s''0'saoas
rhs ,s.Mvss aud Of the family respectfully n,sed sao
rhusdsy morning al " oeloeS uVm ner Jaw a
pe u Wet kxhteeRihtL
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NETWORK.

KINGS COUNTY TOWN ELECTIONS.
The elections held on Tuesday last in the county.
towns resulted generally in the of the Demo
cratic ticket The following are the names OF the
successful candidates:
NEwLorTs-Justiceo OF the Peace. 6. W. Seaman; Town
Clerk j. C. SheRck Collector, W. H. COzinc; Assessor j.
Altenbrand Commissioner Of Highways ;. l.. Wander
FLATBrsI-Town Clerk. j. l.. Howard Assessor, +. A.
Riggs: Commissioner OF Highways j. +. Heefus Justices
OF the Peace. H. X. Hegeman, full term; ii. Dnmars,
short term: Collector. W. Algcr.
NEW UTRECHT-TOwn Clerk, j. Van Brunt; Assessor,
T. SuydaIn; Justice OF the Peace G. ". Church: Col
lectOr j. Van Brnt, r; Commissioner OF Highways. o.
3. GelstOn. al,
GRAvKsESD.-As sessor, W. Bennett; Justice OF the
Peace g. l. VOORHEES, Town Clerk L. Stillwe Collector,
r IL. Rumph; Commissioner OF Highways, j. d.
WyckOff.
fLATIASDs-Justices OF the Peace Giles IIawkenhurst
and H. d. Allen; Collector. j. SkdmOre: Town Clerk,
George wyckOn
QUEENS COUNTY.
JAMAICA.-SupervisOr, John Is. Smith, Rep; Town
Clerk, Hiram w. Rider, Dem; Justice Of the Peace
John Sutphens Dem; Collector, Hendrck HendrfcksOn
DEM Assessor, Henry s. Lott, Dem.
NHwTowS.-Supervisor. Charles G.. Covert. Dem)
Justice Of the Peace John Madden: Collector Michael
Dellahany; Assessor, james A. johnson.
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nm mn, c1n.rA l. rlIE EIpI.nLIlAN EANkt

TIm TrrNCurEY u TIIF EEruBMCtN RANKS
THE Hartford Press Gov. HavlcrS paper OF April
. in an editorial evidently from the pen of the Gov
crnor himself after admitting the defeat o- the I,'
publican party IN the state. brought about ny .iic
b,,',. ,,s.. of the punr.Htir c.ud date, and the
treachcrv of men iu oUr own ranks. mus iti'IN 10
the open trrachary oi senator Dixon ana 0r'Ie,9N
Wcllrs and the weak uiddl" course. %. senator i"-
ter ard their followers: ..,.. al.
II mas been the CURSE ~ the E"puh M party ih1'
has ucrmttcd certain 300 th' state - htI o. "
cr- and enjoy ts offices, Who Hd'r uiH 'H'U 49, az
offices and not 80 al foT .ts p.l"c4'r. ana ,i' Ih
az these men hl- continually eaten ava. ,'r lI" Hlu
marines, NJ the party We have carried thr-r me" 3y
LrrruIean effort, We have now ~.o 9"i th''u OIL IN
the opcr0 they have been enabled io C't" ih' '-l|
:" tbr general cnoric, of the country but we are vel
nd of them az ANY price. . o.. 80,
There was time So bru the Truth Army Corps y upon
the James. that BE- WAS rN.d mp hF 10 .l, lou .-'
north "A Large pIouort ou Of whom Wcrr h'nIi' t'u.
Cut-throats md Rebels ir disguise the "'t'.n" ~ =
vcal,ur,. Bc--prfIDu- iu considerable uuuiNi1 "'-'u
IN thr Rebel camps and th. corps was uiiIi' '''I-
a. il became reduced 90 fhr iIih'r. boys VINO N'lI
neither skulk before tLc -lt. uur g. ''" 'o ' cl- nJ
I'm the midst ul the battle.
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IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.
PREPARATION, rOG VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN II
KANSAS.

PREPARATIONS TOR VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN II
KANSAS.
ar rsLEGRAPa TRIBUNE.
ST LOUIS April 1.-THE Democrat has a special as
patch from Topeka, Kansas, saying A large CON
veution Of those in favor OF impartial suffrage Is ~
session IN thi, city Lucy Stone and DR.. blackwell
and delegates from different part, Of the country are
j., ,r+nn,lonca An association has been formed for
the purpose of camva,sing the State thoroughly ana
distributing documents. The object Is 10 carry tI',
Female suffrage ~ well as the Negro suffrage
ci,use IN tbc coming election. The officers OF the
assorIation are Gov. Crawford. Pre,idcnt Lieut.
GOV Green, Nicc-Ire,idcnt; Judge y. Wood, core
spondiug Secretary, and IN Executive Committec oi
fourteen including such names as Charles iopil'oh'
J. T. Root. j. B. Abbott. Col. Moonlight, al oi me
member, OF the Supreme Court, ana otheI Iea1iiiH
men OF the state. Arrangement, have been lldue 10
have the most prominent advocates OF im1r Lu SUI
frage from the East to stump The S.aic, ana monty
Will bo raised 10 conduct the Fall campaign Will
win probably b. thc most NlgofOUsl! cohu"Vt'" VI
any y iCh has yet taken place.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
RHODE ISLAND


CLEAN FIPtB LICAN VICTORY,
sr TRLE9RAPH 10 TRIBUNE
PE0NIpENCl. April The state election. today
resulted in the complete success OF The Republican
ticket for State Officer, members OF Congress, and
tlc State LEGISLATURE. The vote was very i9ht. Nj.
Dixon i, reflected TO Congress in tire Iid District by
about 100 majority Ia the lst Distinct dr. "e. '''
j, reelected without opposition. The State officers
elected are.
CoycyU0y-Gcn Ambrose j. BURNSIDE
Jicttf -f,0rciuOr-NIn. Greene
dHJysc. Gc.cyai-W Willard Naylcs.
Secycftjy al Sf0tc-JUhu Il. Bartlett
ce,.s,,,I -yyc1Nu'cr-Gco.N ". Few.
The Senate will stand % Republicans oud D3m)-
crafts; the House g. Republicans ana Democrats.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PROVIDENCE April 3-Thc JowrG' has return,
from all the towns of the State but one, which give
Burnside u majority of 419i the vote standing 7.js
for burnside to l7S for Pierce, the Democratic can
didate Jenckcs. for Congress In tins district hn'
4.3ii to 1901 scattering. The Republican Assembly
ticket is elected in thi, city by CO.. mNoH j'- inc
Democrats and boilers.
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FIRES
TIE rRE At the ACADEMY or snstc

TIIE FIRE At TIE ACADEMY or AnafC.
A morning contemporary yesterday published what
purportcd 10 be account Of fire AZ the Academy ~
Music on Monday evening caused by explosion Of gas
which shattered the furniture in the room and danger
Ously the Librarian and general property
Jacob GOschc. our reporter last evening called upon
Mr. Marctzck and informed by thar gentleman that
there scarcely particle Ot truth H. the statement rs
published. Mr. MarctIck states that the evening IN
question Mr. GOschc lt the gas in small room adjoining
the family circle located In the upper part OF the house
and while thus engaged inadvertently get fire 10 Ave or
ibrcttOs of the opera To be played on that evening
In oXtnguishing the burning books. MI. GOsche was
slightly burned about the and hands Nothing IN the
room aside the books mentioned. was damaged IN
any manner The journal speaks Of the danger run
who occupy the family circle M OF an alarm
OF fire In the building account OF the contracted
have been there night Mr. Murctlek states that
that portion of the building will not accommodate more
than PERSONS and that the means OF exit are amply
sufficient 10 allow free egrcss 10 that number
DESTRUCTION OF wOoLES MILLS Ar MANAYUNK
PENN.
PHILADELPHIA. April 3.-lhe extensive Wooden
MILLS OF b. SchOfn.id, Manyuub burned last night
The fire originated In the drying Loss $4,000 in
sured for only $1,000
Al SYRACUSE, n. y.
SYRACUSE, April "A fire at Manus-square
broke ont last evening In the barn OF W f. Woodward
proprietor OF Lower Hotel and then communicated 10 the
clothing store. dwelling house aud barn or Joshua Ham
lin the dwelling occupied by DR.. Potter and grocery
occupied by j. Hubben. partly burned Loss not
certained.
AT JOHNsTOwN, n Y
JoHNsTOwN, n. Y. April "a large fire occurred
here last evening destroying POters Hotel and stores
adjoining A strong west wind was blowing at the time
aud the destruction OF the whole village time
seemed inevitable Great credit IL due To the citizens or
Fonda and Goyersye for their prompt assistance
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Of ouonalf Of one mil for the years 1867 and 1865
ASSEMBLY.

Bills Pt~~Ip.
TO authorize the NeW-Norh Accidental Insurance
Company 90 take hr,-ilaas ..., ti, t-nif,d static.
For tAc payment of the claims ag"iI-l ne m,C'
fol the equipment and transportation OF troops uuins
zinc late wan.
10 REGULATE thr Grade uI IiElllurc.. NcN-> OK ~,
10 alltuoi,lC tlc National Tiur"cr- insurance ''h
pauy 90 effect insurance upoh lilt l,'' 81 and
To facilitate the construction OF Iho '"oP'''''"" "
Susquchauua Valley Railroad. Ala, u..r,;,i y.u,,
10 facilitate the construction OF inc ""ihIH '"i"'
To- Incorporate the Homeopathic Medical College OF
For tie construction Of an experimental railway III
TN r,cilatc salaries i'm the Bureau for the assessment
and collection OF taxes IN NcW-nplN
BILLS PNSsID.
~, ,,nord thc charter of the village Of Duukirk.
To amend the act to authorize the loimo'Io" u vas
4" incopor,tc the Soldiers Messenger and Dispatch
To amend the charter Of thc Gcmania Live Insurance
FnT iHs relief Of the Yoncrs and NewrorF Fire In
To amend thc General Railroad law
TO Incorporate the Genital Park say ms h'
To INCORPORATE the Ncw-NOrk and Aiiicdn Ii'"'P''"
no jncorpoite the National Savings Bank of Buffalo
Authorizing the Iuitcd States COMMISSIONERS ~ '"H'
affid&vitS aud acknowledge deeds lr, ~ ,,r. Yotl.
10 incorporate the Harmonic S",i't,, '"'' -'
EVENING StNNlON.
FILLS Pss~i.p.
~ ,1 gr O. s,,ppjy of water for the City OF Pough-
TO regulate the taking Of fish in Hudson Bay and oneda
Lake. -, Il. u.,,,. ,-,,l- Cor,nouv
" .yoRk NND ALBANY RAILROAD l!Li. 81.
Tho lii 10 facilitate the construction o. the NcN-lo'A
and Albany Railroad was loSl. ,.,, ~, ,,,o, ,i,,
ON motion Of Mr.. MllllNIA( Oh lDcu' ''""5' AN
vntr WAS rccuusidcrcd and laid upon thc tdhiC'
SUrrIA Bill. -.
COMMITTEE of the Whole. Without going th"iiSh WIN
the il progress was reported and the House ADJOURNED
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MARRIED.

CUTTRR-ELOT-On WEDNESDAY April . at the Anhon Memorial
Church NewYor By the Rev T. A. Jagga Ralph Cater OF
Brooklyn Laura. daughter Of the late WHY'S Eliot OF Gaioni
BBACGH-LALOUETTEon wein..isy April a. PogghkesP'e
the Cady Theo o. Ebaugh OF Washilgon D. e., TO
Anns Youngest daughter Paul H. Laouetie Of New York
Tuesday, April at the residence Of the
BY Rev Robert Lowry Frank Orne Harms 10
Annie stevens eldest daughter OF jacob Flanders all Of Brooklyn
oeArds
POTTHR-KASS Tuesday April AZ Christ Church BROOKLYN,
BY the jeremiah Potter TO Gertrude hason
both Of Brooklyn.
sMITH-TAYLOR-OnT TUESDAY April AZ the Church Of Incarnation
bv Montgomery D. d. David Smith NJ d. TO Ba L. Taylor
Oaly daughter OF ard L. Taylor. all Of this city.
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ARMY GAZETTE.


B-.ret I.-.t Cp j.. D. Gibson. Assistant surgeon - A{
g.. o., f, rf. 200 r Department of tie lt uh Ordered 20 ei 10
person without Delay ih Comm'ning General D' OF zen
r.,- rr as. m M inor -rrt,' MAJOR John BUok WI
I relieved from iui. District CO.. New Neuco anl report W per
',e Beft' Ma" j" Ia
p.l,.sp tlp. i lrnl- o, relieved dut, at or
ter regiment rrlacst Cap- A. l. 'pAe h A.
air.. 0rirrrI q, regiment ,.... ~
soon -at Derb7 o-iere report before tle l'r' g bol
m .ts od -r. were granted 81 iis nnl lrii rrp" D.
f- ,-. second ..r' 4 Co. K-..e. lFh Infantry Bryfi' %"
Wsir 900 ti.tr-. capt B. tr a;a tarrr N~c'n ira' 4
% Gt-il.. ~ Infantry. ordered o. rlor, 10 Irn Bii'ilrL
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ONO

AmAyuooD SUFFRAGE BILL PASSED TIE HOUSE.
By rntX4RAgn rgisCSE
Columns. Ohio April The Senate resolution
for manhood suffrage Wa, taken mp in the Horse to-
da7- M amendment was agreed to disira lchising
Rebels and dc-erter,. The House passed the bill aH
amended by a vote of Is to g. and ii viii 90 to the
S,nate tO-mOrrOW.
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MISSOURI.

TIE ST. LOUIS CHARTER ELECTION
~ TELEGRAPH o rRIsuSE
ST. Louis. Mo-, April 3.-Fuller returns show that
the Radicals elected their city ticket yesterday by
an average majority of 200. The Board of Alder
men stands 10 Radical and Opposition.
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SPLENDID EEPUWIC,N vIcIorN ~ CINCINNATI
The lnioni,ts of Cincinnati reelected Mayor
Wilstach GiepI on Monday by minority oil f"@' 4"
gain of &Iis The following table exhibits com
harrison Of the vote cast with that of LIS, Spring II
also exhibit, the number of Union and Democratic
members of the new Council:
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NJ, " n Sii. ~ Baltimore MI. writes: 81 an delighted "'
N. msur t4Y bow 30 appreciate Us uertn1' NJ t@L 10 u.s.
hut never ga" sfi ' on i"'
work. =. charm .n pleas. Nothing cjull iiI-'e me
toni "a. nf s. tiibl..'-i f'rr'',rT'7t
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NAVY GAZETTE.

81 rrtyGRtPH T TH.rSR- r.-t
Pelr, Dr., been ieafe rom J1i" OF TO" 10
nlr rl~ ir or sa Comaaairr John Train has been
I f uiss t,-e been honor,ly dch,rrel. Acting Eas v
miller Asfrt second Engineer, W -. Nav ford and
ll.--.i j ll.ILL. sl.,.llI Ia n.rL IN nl.IaL
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POLITICAL.
NEW.NORK.

DELEGATES TO TIKI STATE CONVENTION.
rxLEIR,Pn
SrNa sISG. April @.-Tbe Republican Convention
held here to-day appointed as delegates 10 tho state
Convention Horace Greeley, james ". Husied' ana
Stephen Il. Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-04

REPUBLICAN VICTORY II DUBUQUE.
sT rHLGGRAPH
DuBUQuH. Iowa April at the municipal cleo
ton held here yesterday Julius X. Graves. Repubi-
can was elected Mayor by nearly 500 majority A
year ago the Coppcrheads had 80 majority