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Baiset VI Scissoringy.
Familiar Hymns Buffers Bdition.

Rock of sinners. len for me.
Lct me hide NY head In thee;
lie, my many victims blood,
From thy tempting side which flowed.
All my stealing double cure,-
save by shame aud make me pure.
VIII my tears = forever how-(bco oo-OoN
Will my tbefts no anguor knOvf
These for spoons canno; atone
Gold must save. AMI gold alone;
H. my hand those 'poous bring
Firmly 70 uese spoons cling.
Repeat Il cling.
While draw a towards breath.
When my eyes shall closoin death,
When sink TO worlds unknown.
And "-pcous" are cast uron the throne.
Rock Of Haics, lcfl for me.
Shall hide my "spOOns' in thse'
When lay me down TO die,
Ailmy victims then shall cry:
Gone, dc.pised-let him rot
Hellwill gloai ocr wha, he got! q
Rock Of Hales. can it be
That at last rest on thee'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06

CITY OF NEW YORK-DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
~ Comptroler's 0alce, August 2, 1857
The Comptroller by authority Of the Commissioners OF
the Sinking Fund viii receive proposals from
for the purchase by the said OF stocks and
bonds OF the city or county OF New York The
VIII state the amount of stock bonds be disposed or
and the price per hundred dollars.
The PARTIES whose proposals accepted will be notified
and the stock bonds Will be paid
upon the being transferred to the Commissioners Of
RICHARD p. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
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FINE ARTS.

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MUSICAL.


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nILLrARDs.-wM n aRIFFITH I@ FULTON .sr
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
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EXCURSIONS.

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W YORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1867.
EURoPEAs sTEAMsHIPs.


NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Cheapest line Of rs class United States mail steamers
fOh SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE And BREMEN.
BALTIC. Captain q. w. Rogers,
VIII leave pier 40 North river Saturday. August TO-
Rates q passage In gold s equiv in currency:
First cabin, $40. second, 166; steerage. 80.
Excursion tickets. S2lO, $50 and SO.
For freight expressage bills Of EXCHANGE or passage apply
10 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE ELEETJON.

. The want Of any gene raj excitement in the
election yesterday resulted in light vote, and
will also delay the completion of the returns.
From those which we print to-day We esti-
mate the majority of the Republican dele
gates at large as at least 10000. 1t
may possibly be more, for the Democratic
majority in this city is greatly lessened by the
indifference Of voters, and in five Senatorial Dis
tricts, tho XVIth, XVIIth, XXYIth, XXYIIth,
and XXIXth, no Democratic nominations were
made. This should make o difference Of
several thousands. But from the imperfect re-
turns the full vote of the State cannot yet
be ascertained. In this city one Republican
delegate is chosen, Norman StIattOn. Brooklyn
has elected the Democratic ticket, and we re-
gret that Henry Ward Beecher will not be q
member of the Convention, and that the voters
of the Second District had so little regard for the
claims OF independence and ability, so much for
those of party In Albany and Buffalo there
are Democratic gains, but throughout the State
the Republican gain appears to be decided, and
the Convention will probably have 81 Repub-
lican members TO G3 Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
COUNTY COrREH0nSE

A great deal has been said by those who de-
fend The iniquitous job of the Supervisors.
known as the "County Court House, about
labor and material being now so very high.
We believe this was one of the chief points
made by Judge Hilton, in his notorious defense
of the Court House job before the Senate COM
mittee few days ago at Albany. We recOllect
that, some six or seven years ago, when the
cornerstone of the present building was laid.
there was meeting Iof the City and County
officials and Others, at which Supervisor VII
liam II. Stewart in his speech, said It was the
intention and desire Of the authorities to finish
the building by the next Fall, III order TO ac-
commOdate the County officers and courts.
More than six years have since dragged THEN
slow length along and we are almost as near the
end as at the beginning. Why was not the build
ing completed when materials and labor were
cheap? Wbywas notthe same foresight exhibited
in regard to this building as is exhibited by
every prudent citizen in regard to his private
affairs Why were not contracts made at the out
set at the then ruling market prices Why was
the County left unprotected by those who should
have been most vigiant in its behalfG Why
did not some one ask Judge Hilton to tell the
Senate Committee the cost of Mr. A. L. Stew
arts building, corner of Broadway and Tenth
ST.? Let us have that, with the prices paid for
the various materials. ii is no defense or palli-
alton Of the conduct of the Board of Superyi-
sors to say that all things have risen, and
therefore the cost is so much greater The
average market prices of labor and materials
for several years last past have been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

Divinity Doctor. Verify the whiriigg of time
does bring about its revenges
SO much for social aspects and phenomena
in Richmond; nor are they essentially. different
in Charleston, in New-0rleans, in Nashville or
in st. Louis. Once more the STAKEHOLDER ia
playing that game of state craft Will, the polt-
ical masses of the North which 80 often he bas
played before, and so often with temporary
success. He has shifted his old ground, he is
literally the moral aud intellectual aniipodes of
his former self His present is stern and
complete condemnation of his old position he
has swallowed all his pristine f6rmulas; he has
cast off Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, and
Paul, and Onesimus; he has given up the eth
biological philosophers; and he is now acting
precisely as if he believed the Black TO be
human being, always morally, and now politi-
cally his equal. From this netde Of selfish
policy may the prosecuted and slandered chill
dren of servitude pluck the flower of safety,
1t is all in this regard that we ask, and all that
we care for.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

racy, and the Conservatism that inelincs TO
Toryism. PalmerstoG's prestige and tact sue
ceeded in keeping it pretty well together during
his lifetime but no sooner had the crafty old
statesman beea gathered to his fathers than
symptoms of disruption began to appear. The
first year after his death the "Adullamite"
schism compelled the Russoll-GladstOne Minis
try to relinquish power; aud now, not quite IL
months subsequent TO that, we find Mr.. Glad
stone driven to abdcate the leadership of the
party through divisions in its ranks. We sup
pose that successor to Mr.. Gladstone will
shortly be found more agreeable to the
tastes and prejudices of the seions and
sprigs of nobility than that distinguished
commOner," and that some effort will
be made to heal the present divisions /;
bnt we are inclined to think that the
days of the old Liberal party, as it existed
under lie Palmerston regime, are numbered.
And, for our own part, we should not be sorry
to see it dIsinteTated; for there is work to be
done in England, in the interests of the people,
requiring new political organization resting
Oh foundation essentially different from the
aristocmtic basis of the present Liberal party,
and leaders possessing greater moral robust
ness-so to speak-and welding greater popu-
lar power than men of the stamp of those who
have hitherto been the chiefs of the Liberals.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Personal.

Edwin Booth visits ProvidesSa professionally. ty7
Invitation of Gen. Burnside and Others.
CARLYLE has returned from Italy, disappointed IN
his quest for health
DR.. s. G. Howe, thefriend oa Greece, is on Ms way
"a. Italy
Robert Collyor the most popular of Chicago d.
vines IL called to Iseach in Bostoa IN May.
lord Cowley is TO be succeeded by Lord Lyons ae
British Minister 10 France. an office worth Ssess e
year -
The Rev. c. p f. Bancroft Of Andover 10 sPresseAs
elect of q college founded on Lookout Mountain.
NJ. Mercier, French Minister has become Baron
de Eostende thus succeeding TO the tite OF hs WIGS
father.
Dr. L. ID. Seymour, formerly surgeon IN the war
remains arsong the freedmen of the Hampton distrct
Va, doing acts OF practical philanthropy.
Professors GOlibeek and Tourgoo have been asked
to direct the establishment OF Mssicai Conservatory IN
Chicago
Mr.. Joseph Anes of Boston. has finished a bust OK
Ahsshsm Lincoln
George Colburn, lessee of the International |"
Niagara Falls has drawn prize OF sJocoo In an Ha'aa
lottery.
Mrs Love of Butler County. Indiana has machrd
the age of IOs years.
Charles H., youngest son Of Frederick Douglass
has been appointed clerk q Che Freedmeh'e Rnvo"h
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

There is no higher proof of the good conduct
and worth Of the cOlOred men of the South
than their success in citizenship under the act
Of Reconstruction. Mr.. Wade Hampton and a
great many respectable SOutheners, anxious
that the cOl0red vote shall supplement that OF
the whites, have testified eagerly to this fact.
A more genuine ayOwal however, is the one
contained in the Richmond correspondence We
print. We have there the word of an cx-Se-
cessionist that "a more orderly unrevengeiul
"prOyident and temperate labOring class than the
"negocs are not TO be found anywhere" and
that their speeches compare favorably with
those madesin the Virginia Legislature. This
praise need not surprise us. 1t is doubtless
perfectly just. But we remember how
it was once predicted that the freedmen
would he the very reverse of this, and we holdit
TO be highly remarkable that at this time when
the black is not only free, but franchised, he
should win the laudatiOn of his late masters.
They deserve TO be astOnished, and we hope
they are.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24


To ON suggestion that able and pure men
should bc chosen to the Convention, irrespective
of party, T.. w. thus responds:
"what pity that this sober second thought had not
occurred to Mr. Greeley nj Syracuse where er securing
his oirn nomination, Gov. Fish, LeirtOv. Patterson
F1nrs D. Cutting Controller Iihouse. &c. were forgot
ten. Greeley a. 60. TOOK care 10 keep Controller
IilllOuse off the Republican STATE ticket"
When the late Republican Convention at
Syracuse had been organized Mr.. Greeley
moved that the Convention should proceed to
hear suggestions and concentrations of candi-
dates from all sides, and should then vote
directly for sixteen delegates at large-no man
to be nominated till he had received a majority
vote of the Convention. THIS was resisted and
oyerruled-a majority decided that the State
delegates should be apportioncd to the several
Jndicial Districts. Mr.. Ilillhouse's name was
not presented. Mr.. Greeley declined to have his
nane presented TO the Convention by the del
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

The ESpyeSs CShose Editor, Erastus hooks
has just returned from a Southern tour thus
cheeringly cptOmizes the industrial situation:
An realize that now that the Negro Is free, he must
be educated far as possible. The leading men OF
tho South advocate this and welcome oil aid and cnCOur
tractable this year than last. lie labOrs better in the
field t,ud better In the workshops He is content either
with division Of profits upon the farm fair monthly
wages the road. In many things, ~ is true, he is
lueIe child and weaker than child in his dandyism and
f0ppcTy and this is particularly true OF She young
women. Who in danger 0f spending years earnings
in week or day. unless well advised aud controlled
iut eyeywhcre in Virginia in Tennessee, in Georgia aud
South Carolina hears Of Improvement such a. better
culture ia the od better regard for contracts and that
sense Of sclfeauce which not felt at all one year
after the war"
If the Black girls spend their earnings too
freely on dress and ornament they certainly
need 10 hc advised" but how "cOntrOlledy'
May they not better be left to the salutaIy
teachings of experience, rs others arcl II is
sad 10 see one spending her years earnings in
fincry: but how sadder than the old way
when the years earnings OF several hard
working Black girls were devoted to the per
sonal adOrnment of one White one, who did
nothing at all? With Freedom and Equal
Laws, these matters may be safely left TO reg
ulale themselves; as Mr.. BroOks's testimony
tends to show.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

Statistics shows that while in the ceanly pre-
cincts Of the Fifteenth Ward the death h-rate was
but in 1924 of inhabitants, in the Sixth Ward
il was in 9s7, or more than eight times as great
In the First, Fourth, Sixth, and Tenth Wards,
the ratio was in In. Those who still de-
nounce the power delegated to the Board of
Health for the cleaning out Of nuisances should
be allowed to live in the Tenth Ward for a
while
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

We learn by later sdvces from Hayti that
Gen. Nssage Sagct had at length been in
duced to accept the Provisional Presidency,
and that Gen. SalnaNe has been elected PreSi-
dent 10y The Senate. The leaders of the revo-
luton have had an easy victory. President
Geflrard having fled from the island and alb
dicated. no one has cared to oppose the revo-
lutionists The new President Salnave is a
young man, only 50 years old, and is said to
be man of great promise
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

Gen. Hancock has made model speech to
the Indians as we learn from our cor
respondent at Fort Laramie. This speech
has studied bluntness, and much plain talk.
attesting the Generals familiarity with Indian
characteristics. at does not disguise his pur-
pose to deal harslly with the savages, il
necessary and with some of them treaties
appear TO be about as binding as so much
burned straw =
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

The Freedmen Commissioners of South Caro-
Ina and Kentucky report gratifying progress
in the industrial relations of the colored people
From South Carolina the old story of chronic
dcStimtiont tamong white and black reaches u.s.
but progressive labor, with its accompanying
freedom WILL before long, cure this evil
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

ecates from tho I'D judicial District. and
urged the designation of George Wm. Curtis
instead. He then voted for Waldo Hutchlns
Hamilton Fish, David Dudley Field, and VIII
liam +. Dodge as delegates at large from the
Ist New-Yorl City, District. His own name
had not yet been presented. When it wds sug-
gested, it was placed on the ticket without one
dissenting voice. r..
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

The Cable dispatches on the Luxemburg
question are again very warlike Both Prussia
and France are reported to pursue their aTma-
ments with great vigor, and the money market
continues to be greatly agitated. Our dispatch
Says that the preservation of peace is almost
despaired Of. 1t is, however, we'll to bear i'll
mind that we frequently receive by the Cable
rumor. instead of facts.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

BY looking over the above table, we can
easily see that, instead of the rise in labor and
materials alfording any defense to the Super
visOrs, il is another evidence of their willful
neglect of the public interests in not buying
or contracting for the materials when they
were cheap.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

E1- A letter from our special correspondent
diasS Fine Arfs, and Dramatic Notices, tho
Weekly Mortality Report Grill Court Reports,
the MoRey Article, ard the Markets, WiH be found
on the second page; Criminal Court Reports on
the Mird page, and Literary Items on tie SIXTH
maze
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

DAuy TrDCNr. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum'
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

John II. Surratt is promised as speedy a
trial as possible by the Judicial authorities at
Washington, and his case will probably come
up about the eth OF next month.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
yO CORRESPONDENTS.

Ne asGs CO. Of Anonymous COnmsSessesa Whih'" 10
INTENDED 70, DOs na be authenticated BY ths name sas address
s the yreao: ssesJ for publication, bat - gaaisy Tor
hn COED 6ts
Au business ts shes ikoa5 bs adirsdh 10 "rss rss
kev-Nork.
We saas,t usdsrtste rsl,stsd Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Business Notices.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
TIiE BEST IN THE WORLD.
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The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
FEGHsxTas Providence L. inform the trace that they are e
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have been for engaged and they now
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aeoa Of WARB Of such quality and sIm durs-
entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser All articles
Issas ., tsHsPsd thus:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
TIE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

essbred M perfect simplicity great strength ard mnsa1s
GUARANTEED wh eight and two horses 70
.. sop,s5s eay elegant bricks hour
j. Il. REScK, Proprietor No u Brosdssy. n T. Room ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

, STRINwAY HALL
' TINS AiTFRNOOY-ORGAN MATINBB Mr.. Geo. W. Morgan,
M1s Aaioa, ticne.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

wALLACKS THB8TBR. -.
THIS KyENING--FLNING SCUD Or F0URLEGCbD FOR
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

DODwORTH HALL.
THIS FVFNTNG-M HAR1S. THK ILLUSlOSlSE TIE AaiOmA'
I. .. L'sse,afeur' Profess Floating Head, ETC.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
"
oCBBAANotn

fully guaranteed They feel necessary Pthers'
s aaa OF purchasers the above trade marx, thsiT dessn
extensively initiated These goods can Only % pro
rsreG onsible dealers throughout the oOuutrJ
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Daily Gri6mats,
TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL "a. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

{ FIFTHAvE OPERA HOUSE. , -,
THIS BYENiNG--Grhn & Cbrlsys Mi1ireis--hOIsNi "N
.CnkS KAH ACTS MUSIC SINGING. DANClNV' e@
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

BROADWAY THEATBR.
rii;S LyFNiNG-IIIg1B BARhfOOf hiSs Maggie hiteleA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
amnsemenis.

EIBIOs GARDEN
ms EYEStN0THB BLACK CkOOk-Great Pariseune bsiei
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Ep eel
COLGATE'S HONEY TOILET SOAR.

ces;d TOMEr Soar in such universal demand n made ron
materials scENTED and extremely
upoa tho skin fc sale by all Druggists aud
ssoy GoDs, Dealers
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
FUNERAL OF BISHOP TIMoN.

BUFFALO, April 93.-The following prelates were in
Attendance AZ the funeral obseQues Of Bishop Tmon TO-
day: Aechbshcps McClosky Of EewYOrk Kenrick Of st.
!. MAI EYl9ps Lynch Of T9yento, Farrell Of Hamilton
Tu, or0y of Albany tirOsbricnd Of burlington. Lougl
tia of HtO0kyn. aud DOniaici OF Pittsburgh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

KPILY 4 LIONS MINSTRELS - =,
THS EVENING - ClNDERIBOh (burlesqnel -NOlAA' hPn
Nora. WaHer Bi,ch. etc
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

EEW.YORE CIRCUS .,.,
THIS EyENISG-BOCKY MOUNTAIN BUFPAL0-ACRobAII
ASD E0U kSTRIAN FRATS EewYOrt CTcas Troupe ha'oes
ii o'ci0cx
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Morn AND FRECKLEs.

= MOIII AND i KECkIEN.
reliable remedy for those dcpaions on the los
called and Feckes PET MDTh FKEckLE i0
aiON Pepaled only b. Dr. b. PERRr Derus No 20 Bond
o. NeaYok Sold b. Druggists everywhere Prce y per bottle
BgEBE s. Co., FASHIONABLE HATTERs,
Have last issued The STnng snd Srnusr ~ les for
GEsTs HATs No 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

THIS EyESISO-MR AND MRS HOWARD PAULS ENlhh
NAiNMFSf,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

ACADEMY OF DbSl6h
nay ANp FYENINti-FORTY SECOND ANNUAL hNhlBIilOS
or PlCfVEts AND SCULPTURE Corner oi NJ"
,ufL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

OLYMPIC THEATER
qiiiS EVENING ENGLISH OPBRA-LA SOMNAMBLlA heh-
tfs Upera Ienpsuy.