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New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
RLSMdRCK IND NAPOLEON.

The world has before this learned to admire
the bold and dazzling policy of Count Bis
marck His conflict with the Prussian Parlia-
ment, the management of the Schleswig- lIol-
stein war, the secession of Prussia from the
German Confederation. the declaration of war
against Austria the establishment Of the new
German Confederation-all these moves filed
the world with amazement at the bold
ness in which they were conceived, and
at the rapidity with which they were executed.
Thousands of both friends and foes expected
that some or every one of these enterprises
would prove a crushing failure; but these an
ticpati0ns have not been realized. IL was
found that Bismarck could make good calcula-
tons as well as bold moves, and thus he
has gradually come 20 be looked upon as the
abest as well as the b0ldest statesman of
Europe. .J ..J
But never in his brilliant career in the past
has Bismarck so surprised the world as by his
recent note to Louis Napoleon. To call upon
the Emperor Of France ia peremptory Ian
sMsse for nm explanation Of his armaments,
and for their immediate cessation, and to notify
him that he will be held responsible for oil the
consequences, is an unreserved challenge to
France for the leadership in the politics Of Con-
tinental Europe Thus far Napoleon has in every
great European complication assumed the
air of being the honorary head OF the European
State system, and the arbiter of all European
conflicts. He deemed it his business TO inter-
fere in the Crimean war in behalf Of Turkey,
and. in 1859, in behalf Of Italy. He called a
European Congress on the Scheswig- Holstein
question, accepted from Austria the cession
of yenetia in order to transfer it TO
Italy, and insisted on the establishment of
the Main frontier Though not loved or
esteemed by other monarchs, he made himself
feared. His partisans OF late have had
some difficulty in explaining his failure
in Mexico, and on the German question.
Will they be able to concoct any explanation
If Napoleon conforms to the humiliating orders
of Bismarcki Napoleon has publicly declared
the possession of Luxemburg to be indispen-
sably necessary for France; he has extorted
from the Dutch Government the promise to
sell 1T; lie has refused to release Hol-
land from this promise when she desired
to take it back; he has begun 20 arm
in order to enforce his demands. Now Prussia
requires him not only to abandon all expecta-
tions of annexation, but to give an explana-
ton of his ornaments, and to cease them I'M
mediately. viii it be possible for the Emperor
to comply with these orders, directly or indi-
rectly, without suffering in reputation moro
than he has suffered by any previous act OF
his Government N<A.L.
Napoleon. and with him France. must chafe
under the Prussian note. But viii tho EN-
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peror dare to take up the gauntlecf He knows
that Prussia is fully prepared for war, and
that France is not that the combined armies
of North and South Germany, which as soon
as war is declared are under the chief
command of the King of Prussia, num-
Ter about 100000 men, and that France
has to oppose them no more than 75O,-
600 men. Nor is this ALL France is with
out allies Belgium has refused the Of
fered alliance; Holland wishes to be excused
from it, and Switzerland has not replied. En-
gland cannot be expected to abandon her Obsti-
nate neutrality. Italy will not march against
Prussia, to whom she owes Venice, for the sake
of the self-constituted protector Of Rome.
Austria has not forgotten Lombardy.
and Russia still smarts under the re-
membrance of SebastopOl 1t is quite
different with Prussia. Her relations
with Russia are known to be intimate, and
even leading papers of Vienna have recently
urged the conclusion Of an offensive and de-
fensive alliance between Austria and Prussia.
Il i he publication of the secret treaties with
Bavaria, Wurtemberg and Baden, as well as
significant hints of the statesmen and official
organs Of Berlin, Petersburg, and Vienna,
naturally give rise to the surmise that
secret treaties between the three Cabi
nets may have been concluded many
months ago. 1t would. therefore, seem as
though the Emperor of France found himself
in more embarrassed situation than he has
ever been in before since the establishment OF
the Empire. We shall probably know in few
days in what manner he will try to extricate
himself
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goW CONNECTICUT WAS CARRIED.

Being in Connecticut for the few days prior
TO her late Election, we estimated her Repub-
lcan vote at $4,000, which we believed could
not be beaten. The 10000 votes were polled-
we Judge that Hawley's vote did not vary 200
from our estimate-yet he was defeated by the
enormous, unprecedented flood of money
poured out in behalf of his opponent. Most of
this was spent, of course, in hunting out,
drumming up, naturalizng and quoring, those
who did not need to be paid cash in hand to
induce them to vote for English; but good
deal was spent in downright bribery. The
Epening Gazette (nOn-partisan) has letter
from Merden, which-after commenting on the
speaking on either side during the CANVASS
proceeds:
"How valuable TO either side this array OF oratory
proved question: but those who wero present On the
knew that there puissant force operat
ing conscences and ballots OF the reemen Of Con-
necticut. That power was Money.
The election was finally carried by principle,
by personal amnesty nor yet b prejudice but by ,s an
5ssss RsPs Sal% sss& & - s.ss e: F y
excepted from such debauchery! But both were in
volyed Each party bought all the votes 1t had the
money TO pay for-Repubcans only insisting that they
could buy greater number OF from the enemy for
given sum than the Democrats could buy from them
which probable enough. Never before since the
charter days were citizens of Connecticut bought and
s0d 90 sbamelessy in open market AT every balobo
citizens B0stp6f6d Voting t the last moment and then
gave their ballot TO the highest bidder. 80
Voted YETI would be asked OF all these dilatory
traders 'No-haven't quite decided which way to vote
Time IS most up--come in here. and lot me argue with
you and the two would off to negotiate Ten dollars
vote was offered the day before by Republicans and
$40 Democrats and the tariff increased during election
day the ratio until in the afternoon one OF VIM
arnums agents offered $50 for singeepubican vote
in Winstedesnd got it. Taking into consideration the
fact that had ten times the most money
employed the result OF this bad business should have
ascerained surely the day before by
tho day after by counting Only one OF the Repubh
can candidates, p. 7. Barnum had money! the Others,
Hawley. Deming, Starkweatler ana Nortnrop were u-
able to give anything To the canvass except work.
The Democrats, the contrary. had taken care TO
nominate their very wealthiest without too much
reference to other qualifications. Mr. English was worth
q million, and VIM III. Barnum and HOtchkiss million
and half more Hubbard and Martin were worth three
or hundred thousand each Could the result be very
doubtful whom IL advertised in advance that these
gentlemen meant 20 spend much money as was neecs
sary carry the State and when all corrupt men and all
indifferent men, and all avarc0us men, were set ON the
o rirs by such announcement The only Reconstric
on settled by this desperate scramble for power was the
reconstruction OF collapsed wallets; the only fancia
question the question OF personal finances which
would not bear close scrutiny
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VIRGINIA.

FORTRESS MONROE April 10-A case has recently
arisen in Norfolk where the provisions of the Military
Reconstruction bill will be called into operation, and
probably excite considerable interest in the state The
Following Ia COPY OF the military order Issued by the
Commanant OF the United States forces in Norfolk sum-
-- 20 HDaxs Posr oS NORFOLK NoRyoLK Va, April 1867
s hereby ordered appear the Headquarters Tues
The Och oelesk m for the eSPsss o. sssg evidence
John d. Dwry citizen By command Of Major Lyman Bsse
tIlt' tn ~ " HorFxAs, Lieut. sssh u g. LEI, AtutanL
re Justice JoHN n. DREwKr.
Through the intsrposton of Mr. wbpple the case was
brought before the military authorities ana yet awaits
the decision of Gen. Schofied.
The board composed Of Leuts. Hoffman and Wagner,
merely entered upon q preliminary examination The
result Of invest CATION remains secret ana has NOS
vet been disclosed The case with the proceedings was
forwarded TO Gen. Schofed and awaits his ACTOR
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the prospect which good citizens are required
to look full in. the face.
We. ask no man TO vote for candidate
he deems unworthy. We make no appeal to
party discipline or party spirit. We ask you
fcllow-citizens Of New-York! to vote for the
fittest and best men who may be presented as
candidates. If there be no such in nomination,
put them up yourselves, and appeal to your
neighbors to help you elect them. Not very
much effort is required of you but, at all
events. SEQ that good men are presented as
candidates, and that they receive generous
vote Prove it SANDER that this people arc
Indifferent to good or bad government prove
at least that the reproach does not fairly rest
on uOu
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n would be supposed. from the eur

1t would be supposed, from the current re-
ports of the struggle for aud against the Pro-
hibiton of the Liquor Traffic in Massachu-
setts, that the clergy of that State are about
equally divided on the question. On the
contrary the Rev. Edward 0theman, OF the
State Temperance Alliance, testified before the
Legislative Committee that, in response to a
circular inquiry addressed to all the clergy OF
that State 062 declared for Prohibition, 90 for
License, and z were in doubt. OF the 90 for
License, 25 are Roman Catholics, IL Untarians,
and Episcopalians., OF the Orthodox Protest
ant and Universalst pastors, not one in fifty
fayprs License. -. --------- ----. ID = =
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The question of running cars on Sunday has
been submitted to the people of Baltimore,
with the result Of 1i,039 votes in favor and
9,o5s against. The majority is small bnt quite
enough to show that the people of Baltimore
need what they have voted for. Here in the
crowded Metropolis il seems only surprising
that nine thousand voters could have been
induced TO oppose 80 indispensable q step of
progress. We presume that the people OF
Philadelphia will follow tho eKamQIe Of Bslh-
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
nv vrI.exArH TO ran raisuxr-

CHARLESTON, April 12.-Messrs. George A. 1ren-
holm exseeretary OF the Confederate Treasury his son
william c. Trenholm T. ID. Wagner, and James wesman,
all members of the Charleston firm Of Frazer Trenholm
Co and John b. Lafite their agent during the war at
Nassau were personally served to-day by Deputy Ser
geant- Arms from Washington to appear before the
ne i'm relation 10 the business OF blockade running and
the assets OF tine firm remaining at the close OF the
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Aetu'Work Daily gribmtre.
SATURDAY. APRIL 1S, 1867.
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

The Senate occupied nearly all its time yes
terday with discussion of the question of
adjournment. The Presidents disinelination to
send in nominations in good season was freely
commented on. Mr.. Sumner favored con-
tinuOus session The question was at last
brought to a vote, and the Senate agreed to
adjourn on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
MARYLAND.

MAR1 LAND.
THE CONTESTANT OF THE THIRD DISTRICT sEAT
WITHDRAWN
3 TELEGRAPH fRtBusE
BALTIMORE April l2-In the contested case of the
Third Congressional District Of this State conducted in
person by the contestant j. G. Stewart. against
t,en Phelps the sitting member. after 1900
pages OF closely printed testimony had been
taken, the proceedings were brought abruptly
the case He states card TO Gen. Phelps that the ey
dence In the presents no such serious features as
iustfy him continuing proceedings, aud therefore re-
nounces all intention further prosecute the case ana
offers to compensate the contestee for all expenses In
eurred
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Psc attention requested extensive variety Of patterns OF
cold silver PoRks prices which will repay the
examination oftbe closest buyers STARH MARCUS Y Johnst
STERLING SILyERwARE.
full Of ali kinds attractive prices Special sen
on requested variety quality and price solid spoons and
Rork& nowAED Co, No. 6ls Broadway, N u
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There is a report says The Nec Hdren Register that
on recount OF votes In the XVIh Senatorial District
Seth g. Logan OF Washington found 10 have major
ity and Is therefore elected giving the Democratsa ma
iOrity OF one the Senate
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TO CORRESPONDENTS RS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
notice tata Of Apcnynoas Concentrations Whsrer
intended shsnGcssed BY tn. ssd address
sscesssr for pabhsaOs bus tusrsss' for
bis good faith
All business be addressed Tus TsIs
Kew.ferk
We ssEn,t undertake return rejected ConmsniestoAs
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MhRYI.ANn

SO far as heard FROM but three counties Frederick.
Carroll and Hartford have given maorites against the
Convention the object OF which Is to enfranchse the
Rebels and enfranchise the blacks Appearances in
dcate that the majority for Convention will be larger
than was anticipated The following maorities, partly
estimated are given In the Baltimore papers:
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more; and tn the Churches In both cities
will prosper all tn more for the convenience
of Sunday cars.
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" The Money article and Markets WW be
found on the second page, and Notices. Of Books Of
the Week on the Sirth page.
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KENTUCKY.
NJ xxLueslrn 70 rns rsIsuxa.

LOUISVILLE April 13.--General Phillip ST. George
Cook has entered upon the duties or Presuent OF tho
Board OF Examination now In session here.
NEMPHIs April i3.-.The first through train since
tho flood leaves I0uiave to-mDrrow
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CONNECTICUT.

The counties to be heard from WILL II is generally sup
posed. vote In favor OF the convention.
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UNION HALL
THIS AFTERNOON and ByENING-BUNYAN TABLBAUX Cor
ser Twenty- thirist aud Broadway
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DODWORTH HALL
THIS BYRNING-M. HAR1Z THE ILLUSlONTST. The AuomA
BBsemoteur Prous Floating Head Matinee at O'clock
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OLYMPIC THBATRR.
THIS BVBNINGr-R ENGLISH OPERA THE ENCHANTRESS'
RchiBgs Opera Company
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FIFTHAYB OPERA HOUSE. -.
THIS BvBNING-Grhn Chisty's Minsres-TIB BRlGAN
DINO; Or FATAL LOVE. NEW ACTS MUSIC. SINGING, DAN
clAG. etc Matinee at y o'clock
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Amnsemenis.

% :. ACADEMY or MUSIC II
THIS AFrERNoON-rTALlAN OPERATIVE CARNIVAL OF
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ETBLO'S GARDEN
THIS RVENING-TIB BLACK CROOK-Great PsrsSnne Ballet
Troupe Matinee at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

IRVING HALL
THIS AFTRRNOON-MR J. N. PAfTIS0NS MATINBB-Mis
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BROADWAY THEATBR
THIS EVENING LITTLE BARBFOOT MiSs Maggie Mitchell
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EBw-YORK THRATBR- -
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Miss LseOs,e
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WALLACKS THEATER
THIS EyENING-THB SERIOUS FAMlLY-llIGH LIFE BELOW
STAIRS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Price sc per dozen Sold at OTT, DErOr Broadway and
q, Druga nd d(rOccr goreN
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STEINWAy HALL.
THIS AFTERKOON-PUBLIC REHEARSAL OF THE PiIILHAR-
NONIC SOCIETY
TOMORROW BvBNING-THIRTY THIRD SUNDAY CONCERT
Mr. Simpson MIR g. w. Morgan Mr g. w Coby, rheo TbOmas
Orchestra
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WOODS THRATER.
THIS ByBNTNG-CAMILLB Dir and Mrs p M Bates Matinee
al u O'Clock.
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KELLY & LIONS MINSTRELS
THIS EVENING - CINDBR-LB0H (burlesQue) THE TWO
DOVES.
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BOwRRY THBATBR - ,,.,
THIS ByBNING-LITTLB BOY BLUE AND HUsh-A-bir
BABY
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM $3.50 -
DAY AND RVENING-STREErS or kBM.lOth--IWO U nuNI
RfD THOUSAND CURIOSITIBS-YAN AMBURGHS COLLBC
TION OF WILD ANIMALS
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NETWORK CIRCUS
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TRAN FBATS Circus Troupe Matinee p O'clock
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You can cure that Cold by the use of sin
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The FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

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