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New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
The LOuiSriHe Journal says:

Zone might think that the Radicals Of the North would
feel the shame OF detected sheepteaer when they force
Negro Suffrage upon the South eamgit 'inaeDable
human right and yet refuse to permit within their own
States They have thought except perhaps IN two or
three states, OF letting their own negroes vote"
OF course, the villain who cOncOcted tho
above knew better-knew that no one who even
pretended to be Radical opposed voting by
negroes within their own States.' At least six
Radical States already cOncede the Right of
Suffrage to Blacks; Connecticut tried to do tho
same in 1865, as New-YOrk had done in 1860;
and in either instance the Republicans gave
large majority of Yeas, but were overborne by
the Democrats. So in several other States
Such fabricators as he of The Journal are
mainly responsible for that alienation of North
from South which they affect to deplore.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

Union men, and he wished il distintly under
" stood that they would not cleo. a Rebel
Mayor, nor have any more brutapolicemen.
They would elect white and cOlGcd men to
Offices" Ii is evident that the eegroes VIII
not be easily convinced that theiI enemies are
n tho Nortn. that the Republican party is not
20 ho trnstod IN nth Carolina the whites
propose to call another Con>v%E'"99: !" "mcn
colored delegates will be invited u VIII eau
the new party Union" in c9po'it'on
70 the Republican party oiga-Nco
at Raleigh, but the name will have neW
meaning. A correspondent at Beaufort informs
us that "the leading colorcd men of the State,
"seme of whom have great ability, arc devoted
"to Republican principles, and will thoroughly
stump every county in their defense" Thus
far we have seen little encouragement for tho
men who hope to form an ant-Repubican,
anti Northern colored party in the South; the
freedmen have shown themselves sirewder
politicians than their masters, ana may Dc
trusted 10 take care of their own interests.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

the bill is almost unanimous. 1t has been
held by the Court of last resort that the run
ming Of railroad upon the streets of city is
mot use of it contemplated when originally
dedicated as a public highway" We hold
this to be decisive. Since that message was
sent to the Legislature the !-..1iignation Of me
people Of this city has had more emphatic ex-
preston. They hold the Cross-Town road to be
an outrage, and an injury, and no mere change
of the details of the bill can affect its main
provisions The people of New York have some
interest in the constitutional objections to
the original bill; but it is the railroad itself
which they protest against, and it is that pro-
test which the Governor has said he was bound
TO regard
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The Cross-Town Railroad bill has been
pressed to third reading in the Assembly in
a shape which it is thought will Obviate the
objections of Gov. FentOn in his veto of the
original bill. But no bill can meet the
great objection to any road of the
kind-one which the Governor urged,
and which he is likely to repeat with greater
force, having now greater reason. In his veto
message he truly said "The views of the
"owners of property upon streets and
"avenues should have great weight in
determining whether a given street
SHOULD be converted into railroad track
"for the use of a private corporation, or
preserved open and free to all classes Of
"vehicles, in accordance with the theory OF its
Original dedication to public use As be-
"fore remarked, private interests must
"give away to the public necessities; but
at rarely happens that community thus
Situated and thus interested array them
"selves in nbroken opposition TO just
"and needed public undertaking. In the
cease under consideration no petition has been
presented in its favor, while large numbers
"of remonstrances have been made by the owners
"of property along the proposed routes, and by
"other citizens residing in the City of New ork
ain fact, from my information, the opposition
"al0ns the streets and avenues designated IL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

Louis Napoleon, we are told by Cable dis
patch, hesitat9s to release Holland from her en-
Qagement to sell Luxemburg 70 France. The
dispatches which we have thus far received
about this rew Luxemburg complication arc
600 brief TO explain the situation, but from
comparison af all of them it would seem that
France, together with the olfcT of a defensive
and offensive alliance, has proposed to the
Dutch Government purchase of Luxembourg;
that the Dutch GOvcgnmeut has engaged to
sell Luxemburg; but now, owing, probably, to
some pressure from Prussia, has expressed a
desire to be excused from keeping che engage
ment. The best informed German papers state
that the majority Of the people OF Luxemburg
desire a union with neither Germany nor France.
but continuance of their semi-indepohdeDt
relations with Holland, which condemn the
Grand Duchy to political insigaiiicance. but are
exceedingly profitable, Luxenburg beng SAID
to be the least taxed country in Europe,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

II appears from the report of the Attorney
General, submitted to the House OF Representa-
tyes by the President, in answer 10 rcsolu-
ton of that body, that from April 1j, 1865, to
March g. 1896 Gov. Bramlette Of Kentucky
recommended for pardon O. Rebels; Gov.
Brownlow OF Tennessee, 2G}; Gov. Fletcher of
Missouri, As; Gov. Wells of Louisiana, 2jG !;
Gov. Bradford of Maryland %; Gov. Hamilton
of Texas, RS; Gov. Murphy Of Arkansas 12j {;
and Provisional Gov, Marvin Of Florida, o..
In Missouri s. Rebels were pardoned on the
recommendation of the Hon. Austin A. King.
The President ordered the pardon of 121 Rebels
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

If Mr.. Seward thinks that because the peO-
pie of this country are gratifed with the plea
SAINT relations of our Government with that
of Russia, they are willing to bny all the ice
bergs which Russia is willing to sell, he has
only added to the list of his mistakes,
long enough already. If Russia is indeed our
friend and ally. let her keep her useless land.
National good will Goes not usually extend 80
far that one notion will sacrifice its interests
merely to oblige another Jones is
very fond of Brown, but he don't
sell Brown first-rate railroad stocks
at a discount of seventy per cent out Of admi-
ration for Brown; aud it stands to reason that
if he does make such an ofer,Ithe stocks are
not of the kind which Jones thinks profitable
to keep. The higher the value Mr. Seward
places upon the Russian American desert, the
greater the absurdity Of the Russian sale. The
fisheries are immense, the timber invaluable,
the Esduimaux few; it is thought that gold
and, silver mines will be discoved; so we are
told; and soon we expect to hear that
orange trees as well as grain fields will
flourish in the delightful climate. Why
then does the Gar want to sell He must be
ignorant of these advantages, of which Mr..
Seward is the discOverer, and we have no doubt
he is ignorant. 1t will be said, of course,
that the territory is of no use to Russia /;
we ACCEPT the statement, and think that
a poor argument to prove that ii would be OF
use to us. Then we have the cheapncss al
leged-the Mrs. Toodle's argument that it was
well TO buy 17S watch-bOXcs, sold at ruinOus
SacriGce hccausa IL fLov over were wanted how
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

There are twenty-six mines in the noiglbor-
bood of the village of Dover, in Morris County
Eew-JcIsey, and these mines employ irom
$500 to 5000 hands. The seriousness of the
strike which has just occurred among them
hoy be judged from the fact that loOO
persons have already participated IN It,
They have resolved that no IRON
shah be shipped by the Morris Canal whlo.t they
are idle, and herein they are hwless. The
reason of the stIke, briefly stated IS that OF late
these workmcn have had but 81 60 per day
whereas in 1863 they received 81 so per day,
when iron was higher and miners were more
iIn demand.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

Richard c. Parsons of Cleveland-just ap-
pointed by Chief Justice Chase Marshal under
the National Bankrupt LAWS one of the fore
most citizens of Ohio-upright, capable, and
devoted to every good work. Congress acted
wisely in imposing on the Chief Justice the
duty of designating the Marshal and Registers
under that benign act, and in refusing to re-
leve him of that arduous labor. 1t will bo
hard for him, but well for the country.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The latest reports from Mexico contradict the
rumor of a defeat of EScobedo by the lnpe-
rialists. The latter on the contrary, continuedto
be besieged at QueretarO by the Liberal forces,
by which they were largely outnumbered. They
recently made sOrtie, but were repulsed' Por-
firio Diaz was only enc league distant from
the City of Mexico, in the immediate vicinity
of which a Liberal army of 10000 mcn had
heen concentrated.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, April "A shooting afiray occurred here
this evening, which, it is likely, will prove fatal Two
young men named ButtIie and Mclaughlin, while walk
ing together were accOsed by third person named Ellis
who had had some misunderstanding with Buttne
Approaching, he said 20 ButtTe, am going TO shoot
you" wherenpOn Buttre off, and fell just as Ellis
fired. The shot missed its aim when Ellis turning iired
Lis second shot at Mclaughlin, who had not moved Tho
ball penetrated of his lungs and Is reported la nc
cannot recover. Ellis Is under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
TIRGINI1 as SHE SHALL BE.


All our adviccs from the South indicate the
prevalence of very general desire to invite
and encourage immigration and settlement. a
year or so ago, there were reservations and
conditions stipulated-sOme preferred Germans,
or at least Europeans; Others were willing TO
receive even Yankees, if they would eschew
offensive politics and "isms;' but now the
general cry is, "COme and buy ON lands;
make homes and set to work among us; if
"you live honestly and sOberly, wo will make
"y0u welcome" Almost every one realizes
that Free Labor requires and rewards a far
denser population than those States have ever
yet had-that quadruple their present numbers
could find a generous, assured subsistence on
their soil The following overture just unani-
mOusly passed by both Houses of the Virginia
Legislature, presages systematic effort to
allure settlers from the North to rebuild the
waste places of the "Old Dominion
l. Resolred, That hereby invite Immigration, en-
bracng all classes Of men, from all countries TO virginia
TO settle her surplus lands and engage III all great lhu
trial pursuits
q That we earnestly recommend the citizens of Vir-
ginia to hold primary meetings IN their respective cOu
ties invEg immigration within their lilnts' ana 10 h
point principal agent in each through whom cOnniuh
cation may be held respecting land offered for sale
g. That Gen. Daniel Ruggcs Of Fredericksburg Is
hereby recommended gentleman well quallhed 10 Ill
duce immigration 10 the State and with whom e0nnitni
cation by county agents Is respectfully requested
We hope soon to hear that a general Office
has been opened at Richmond or elsewhere, at
which information may be had of every tract
OF land for sale in the State, its character,
capacities, &c. &c. Other States will doubt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The Liberal party in the English Parliament
have at length announced their intention with
regard to the Reform bill introduced by the
Government. At recent meeting, they re-
solved to offer determined opposition, and TO
bring it to test vote as soon as possible.
They confidently expect the defeat of the Min
stry, who, in that case, will tender their rcsig-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The Cherokee Indians petition the Senate to
ratify treaty whereby they sell (to private
party) their so-calcd "neutral lands 100000
acrcs) in South Eastern Kansas for Sl,OOO,OOO.
AS it is about the first Indian treaty we ever
heard of that did not propose to take money
out of the Federal Treasury, we trust it may
ha ratified
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
days, and costabOut s18,46O IS, as follows:
Tot9f -.-....-.. fis.460 81

Nobody is fool enough to suppose that 5000
reports were printed; for we understand that
Nh Ely-himself Supervisor-could with diff
1culty obtain tcO, and these only as - special
favor What became OF the other i,09Si Ger
tainly, no more than ESQ copies at the most
were necessary and it is exceedingly doubtful
whether more, if so many, were furnished.
We shall watch with care the vote on this
application for One Million dollars more, and
shall take great pains in giving the names of
the gentlemen in the Legislature who shall y0te
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
Nem'Uprk 1uilp GribMots,
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1851
TERMS OK IEE TRIBUNE

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line.
Sem-WEEK!Y TglggNEl 2 gents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line
Terms cash in advance.
Address, THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The Norrich Bulletin thus eOntradiets tho
report that Senator Foster voted split ticket
last Monday:
The facts are simply that he asked TO make
speech but studously neglected by the very men
who complain of his inactivity; and, far voting s
concerned. he voted an Open mscratched Republican
ballot. Moreover kl0W that he desired, most
earnestly the success Of the Republican ticket and
ready TO de anything to promote IT,"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

After suppressing one attempt at insurrec-
ton, President Geflrard of Hayti has been less
successful with regard to a second attempt.
Finding himself unable to quell it, the Presi-
dent has resigned the Office which he has held
with great distinction since 1859.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

CY- A list of Works Of Art contributed TO he
Paris Exposition from the United States, CipH
COurt Reports, and the Money Article and Mar
kets appear on the second page, and Literary
Items on the SiTth page
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
NAVY GAZETTE.
,vrrtRanIpaToT THE TRIBrvE

The following officers have been honoray discharged Acting Master
r. H. Sheffield Acting Ft Assistant Engineer Jno ~ Pistit Aetng
Second Engineer Joseph GpPen Acting Ihl Assistant &
enecr " MoOres H Acting FSi Assistant Engineer WIN et0ai
has been placed VI waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

We reprint on the first page the list Of Yeas
and Nays in the Assembly and Senate on the
passage of the Broadway Surface Railway bill.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
10 CORRESPONDENrs

No notice taken Of AitsnOY Communication Whatever
insertion authenticated by the sn address
u,er-not necessarily for publication but grIuiy FOR
his good faith.
All business letters this Ocs SHOULD be addressed TAX ThrB
VSE, Eew.fOrk
We eaunst undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
ARMY GAZETTE.
81 TELEGRAPH 70 rHE TRIBUNE.

Bvet Maorp f. A. Carr Major FAh Cavalry has been ordered
10 report 10 the commanding OF bis gneB at Washington capt
W NJ Garter Cavalry granted thirty days desy reporting
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

Advertisements for this weeks issue of TnF
WEEKLY TRIBUNE must be handed in Toby
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

chi, cts by D,i Gibson John Jeffrey A Dalton aud H. Hey
hereby ce,f, our belief that The sail sppt'tu. and mera do not
perr1 he risk b fire where spoiled au We hereby grant neEn
oa ,ao, ia,ui li 4ps gs ' h' t: 'ne introduced
into tlgr ,,..l.-,s; sal gllces olSsre's
It IirsERr fr,glsg Bpckeye State Insurance ca.
A bpy6y PreaiNi Olio Waller Insurance Co
e. " Sqrn President and Mechanics Insurance Go.
A REEygs, Agent Spr'gaed '5q L5iel l ias.ta'r Co.
J. T. THng.s Presdeut Merchants Insurance Co.
b I,rnEn pr,laa rs5igs i1rt irl Msne Insurance CO.
u. CoLIlrr. President Eureka Iusu7nce Go.
~ L. Ii,pag,oy. Pres llen Commercial Ia.n2nce Co.
FFAN,i, FIERY resident Genital Insurance q"
Iosy KxSNyrr President Hamilton COuntg Insurance CO.
II F,XEKf President Western Insurance Co.
D. b. WmrEaN President Merchants aud Manufacturers Insurance
T. q. onpioRyg President Citizens Insurance Co
Tuo2 SnkhL9Ck i1esi1eh resident Lniergri,e Insurance Co r.
jas ". BACHELOR, President Crescent Insurance Go.
JoHy BrtcorNE, Presdeat National Insursnce Co
q. W. WILLIAMS. President tincnnat! Insurance Co.
OWN OWENS Agent several Insurance Cos.
= r. CoytNGToN, Vice.Presleut Globe Insurance Co.
MSHNNiD FWXcH. in. Agent htna Insurance G.,
JosEPa Ross President Miami Valley Insurance Co.
j. J. LIvINGsr0N Prcslen, Eclipse Insurance Co.
HENay KEssLEa, President Bsgle Insurance Co.
EvANs q LND,Ey Ageats several Insurance Cos
AMERICAN (WALTfTASD WATCHES.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Ss4 syaIgh
The GORiGAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
SLyERiTs Of Providence r. l., inform the trade that they
SERvCRs end TAsiE WARE Of ds toa Of very superior
quality and Of agd elegant designs The base is Nickel Silver
which OF Pure OF that
the solid silver utility aud from beauty OF design aud
superior finish are und'inguishabe iyOm H.
The Goham Manufacturing Company refer With confidence 10 the high
tnv uroycf,n
sssne e public that they viii fully sustain reputation pro
duon RLECTROPLrKD WARES Of such quality and extreme dua
by will insure entire sat action ~ A purchaser All srrsS
made b. thea stamped thu:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
AMERICAN (WALTiTASD WATCHES.
TIE BEST N The WORLD.
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eORBAsNTeeo

And all gch ly guaranteed They feel ne'esa particularly 70
the above Trademark Their designs
extensively These goods only be pro-
responsible dealers throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

DODWORII HALL
THIS BVBSING-M HARTZ. THE ILLUSIONIST. The Aaton.
Ton. l. BscsmJteur, PTOteus. Floating Head
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

STEINWAI NALL
THIS EyBNISG-MRS. PROSSERS SHAKESPEAREAN IREAD
INGS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

ERW-YORK THRATER-
THIS EyENING-GRIPPITH GAUNT; Or JEAL0UsY. Miss Rose
T. yius', Mt ID. H. HaskiHs.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

FIFTHAyK OPERA HOUSE
THIS BVENNG-Gri6n Christys MinSirels-TliE BRIGAN
DINO. or. FATAL LOyB. NEW ACTS MUSIC SINGING DAN
C1NG, ole. gaa eSzEa AZ kz&&R
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

WALLACKS THEATER
THIS EVENING bsn5t of Me- Joau Setou lUNEQUAL MATCH
,-SiMPsON a. co
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

EIBL0S GARDEN
TINS EyENING-THE BLACK CROOK-GTea Psrsielrt Ballet
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

OLYMPIC THRATER
THIS EVENING - ENGLISH OPERA THE ENCHANTREcS
Rchiuss Opera Company
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING -FANCHON. Miss Maggie Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

UNION HALL
THIS BvENING-BUNYAN TABLEAUX Corner Tweuty.tirlst
IND Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
Awu5epeni6.

ACADEMY or MUSIC
THiS EVENiNG-lrAIlAG OPEEA-ihE CARNIVAL VI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

KELLY Icons MINSTRELS
THIS EVENING - CINDEKLEON (burlesQue) THE TWO
DOVES. etc.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

RW.YORK CIRCUS
THIS FvFNING-EL NINO EDDGE-ACROBATIC AND EQUES
URlAN FLATs NeW-York Circus frOupe.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

WOODS TIIEATRR.
THIS EVENING-RAST LYNNE-JOilN WOPPS.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

cali the attention OF prsrrs to the above Trademark designs
have beu already extensively initiated These goods can only be pro-
cured fron responsible dealers throughout the country
Being the introduCers Of the celebrated PLATED
WARE Of the GoRnAN MAsrrcrraye Co.. advertised
Oaer an eugei aud extensive stock which very desirable seec
tons he made. STARR Marcus.
No % Johnsi.
GORHAM PLATED WARE.
A fun assortment a a other house.
HowAHD Co. No 6le BroadNsy N T.
An ORDER EROM WASHINGTON
FROM THE SURGEON GESRKAL
UNITED STATES ARMY
FNLTu which has been
officially ncsculabe influence the condition the sick sol
ders suffering from suppuraton debility Asthma &c. during the last
European wars
We have o.iy tie satisfaction Of citing distinction conferred
upon HOFr MALT EXTRACT by the Surgeon General Of the United
Army whose attention attracted to probably by the favor
able report made to the NevYok emy Of Medicine and
to Nj Ilof that might his Lieut.
Col Charles Sutherland Assistant Medical Purreyor the Uae States
Army at Washington for tr, in the military hospitals.
This fact in conjunction with Of first class physl
claus speaks wen oT MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
that farther praise on or part supluous its incredible
in so short space oftm being the proof its great ve
Price per don Sc delivered charge .ny part Of this city
and suburbs
Hopgs MALT EXTRACT Depot, No $40 Broadway.
Sold at Duggis and Family Grocerie, generally.
WI c,vyFy. Philadelphia sole Asea' for Penn.yr,a,,.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

EANNUMS AWENIIAN ,-,,-o ,,,,.,
DAY AND EYENING-STREKFS OF NEWlOKh-lNO v ~ =
Rbp THOUSAND CURIOSlTIES-NAN AMBuhOHS COLLE
IION or WILD ANIMALS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
bnslness Nolires.

THIS EvENyG-sOYGS oi SCOTLAND Mr. D Kennedy.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

BOWEkI IIEAIEh ~.
TINS BYBNING-LITTLE BOY BLUE AND HUSHA-Bf
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

Justly perfect spEcv great strength and immense
COMPRISING with eight aud two horses TO
selfee 900 1900 elegant bricks per hour
J. H. RESCK. Proprietor No. II BrolJE-r. n Y Room 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-14
METROPOLITAN BOARD or REVENUE.

The Board held secret session yesterday, hence to
give the details Of their proceedings Is impossible.
Revenue Inspectors Thomas Barrows and T. >. Conss'y
report the seizure BY them OF one hundred and Ave bar
re Of whisKey on the wharf Of the Baltimore Transpor
,aton Company because there not branded esch
barrel ss required BY Law, the name OF the diser No
claimant for the property seized has yet appeared.
Deputy Collector Andrews, Of the Third district has
informed the Metropolitan Board Of the seizure by him
OF an Illicit dslcry In the cellar OF ed wards Nsptens
House. corner of Fourth avenue and 1884 street,
together with the building aud contents and the ground
which 10 n situsted.
res OF wh,skey for supposed irregularities An invssti
CATION will be had regarding the irregularities and rs
result will detsrmus whether the whskey 70 be con.
nscaed or surrendered In either The osners do
not make by the transActior.
were seized, but the details did not transpirs.
In the various reports OF the proceedings OF the Board
on Friday last u was stated that some whiskey vas
seized at the store Of Farrell No 10 Water street
Brooklyn. II has since been ascevtained that false
brand used the barrels referred To- thus Involving
the name Of honest merchant