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New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The Legislature is still urged and still heSi-
tatcs, to legalze the recent emission of SlO,-
100000 additional stock of the Erie Railroad
Company by certain of its Directors. We
should be amazed, if aught legislative
had power 20 amaze us, at the toleratlon
seemingly accorded to this impudent PROPOSE
ton. Most certainly, that issue was either
lawful-in which case no legislation can be
needed to authenticate it-or unauthorized i'll
which case The legislation now medtated is a
direct premium on rascality. II would be no
more prcposterous to lcgalze the issue of a
batch OF counterfeit money.
The prctcxt for this legislation is dread aud
fear of Monopoly; but there is no logical rcla-
ton between the premise and the deduction.
If the danger of Monopoly be real there are
lit means of guarding against it; but legal
izing Il vast. unauthorized issue of stock is not
among them. We cannot yet believe that the
Senate will make itself Il party to this stock
iobbing fraud.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
" THE KING REIGNS. BDT DOES Mt COR


!" TIE MING REiGAS. BtI DOLH y - bOl o.
ERN"
Under the British Constitution, n Ministry
that loses, or fails to secure, the confidence of
the National legislature, forfcits place, and
must resign. If beaten on division in the
House of Commons. it may dissolve Parla-
mcnt and take its chance with its successor !;
if il declines this appeal, or resorts TO it aud is
worsted, it must sunender the government.
In other words: the truth is there recognized
that an Administration must end when the
popular confidence has been withdrawn. 1t
must either govern or cease to reign
Here, the forms are diverse, but the effect is
much the same Each alternate Congress is
chosen virtually with the President and can
rarely or never fail to be. in general accord
with him. Only a gross apOstasy, on the one
hand OF on the other can bring them into col
lsion.
Such collision is n public calamity. II I'M
hinges, distracts, paralyzes. II is stride to-
ward anarchy.
Our present National condition eXcmpilics
this truth. The Republican party Is held re-
sponsible for the failure OF its policy, its meas
ures, to pacify and reOrganize the South, when
the Administration created by its votes uses
the power thus conferred to nullify those meas
ures and defeat that policy. The President and
his Heads of Departments are melted to lavish
and sQuauder the Public Money by the cOnsd-
Grafton that every dollar thus wasted will be
charged against the party they dctest and are
striving to break down.
Our Custom House was heavily drawn upon
last Fall for funds TO swell the nOtoriously
fraudulent DemOcrptic majority rolled mp here /;
hut the cost of running the machine is
scored up against the Republicans. The Phia-
delphia Navy-Yard elected Judge Sharswood
in PENNSYLVANIA, and that election is claimed
TO show that Pennsylvania is Democratic. So
in Portsmouth, n H., and New London, Conn.
whereof the former has n Democratic Mayor
and the latter Democratic town officers and
representatives; all chosen by Naval influence
aud patronage. From Portland 10 Calves on.
Federal power and money bear heavily against
the Republican party; and yet we are held ac-
c0untabIe for the shameful non-collcction Of
the Whisky tax and kindred cOlTuptlOus--the
People knowing that they intl1,sted the Ad
ministlation to the Republicans, md not fully
realizing that it has been luscly lilchcd from
their hands.
1t is high time that this mODstr0ns wrong
should cease. The giant club that has bcen
stolen from Us We must not suffer 20 DE- used
to break our heads next November We trust
the present month il the last Of such cut
rageouS porversion,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FENIAN5.

LONDON April 16.-Gen. Nagle ana SIX OF
the crew OF the Jacmel packet Frelands Hope'' VINO
were promised their liberty condition OF leaving the
country aud mover returning sailed from Cork to-day Tor
the United States the City OF Baltimore aud
Erin.
THE POSTAL CONVENTION WITH THE UNITED
STATES.
LONDON, April l8.-The British POst-Ofice
Department about to send out to the United States
Mr. A. Trollope, readus the details OF the postal
convention with that country
NEWMARKET RACES.
The following are the results of the principal
races ON the fourth day Of the Newmarket Craven meet
ing: The Newmarket Biennial stakes were won by Mr.,
Henrys Julius The Caret stakes, subscription OF 200
soyeregns each by Lord Gasgow'sb brown colt
LIBERAL MASS MEETING IN LONDON.
great political mass meeting Of the Liberal
party was held at ST. James Hall to night Every avail
able portion Of the Hall crowded to repetion The
platform occupied by large number Of the Liberal
members OF Parliament and by other prominent gentle
Of the party. Earl Russell ChairIuain Of the
meeting. Addresses made by Mr.. Henry fawcet,
NJ T., Sir John Gray N. p Mr.. Mall and others
Resolves proposed declaring that the disendo~-
men Of all religious sects in Ireland s right, and is i'm
peratively demanded and that the Tories in keeping
Office after the recent vote Of the House Of Commons
against them, violate constitutional usage; aud that
they should give place TO Mr. Gladstone and the leaders
OF the majority in Parliament The resolutions were
ted by acclamation.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The three Commissioners are MeSsrS. Wilson
G.. Hunt, merchant; George A. Osgood, banker,
and VIM. =. Lee, lawyer The service for
which they receive the handsome remuneration
of Sl2.2JO each consisted in sitting probably
not more than m hour n day to hear ohjec-
tons and the work of the three appraisers,
which was TO set valuation upon dwellings
Injured or destroyed Ivy the new road, might
have been performed in a single afternoon;
-. 800 each for that Clerks fees, it will he
noticed, amount to over $500 beside which
clerks services" arc estimated at $4,000
additional, and drafting and copying at S93,-
21j. Grand total for clerks S33,51j The bill
for stationery, s95GO, is ridiculous if we regard
merely the amount of ink and paper required
for the work; but inasmuch as it probably in
cludes, according 60 time honOred custom, gilt
edge note paper fanciful ink stands, gorgeous
paper weights, and ivory handled penkniycS,
il is perhaps not too high.
Now here is II chance for the Citizens ASso-
citation.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

laws. and yet it 50 fatally entrapped the in
mates that in five minutes from the breaking
out of the fire, those who had not leaped from
the windows had been burned to death. 1t
also transpired that Supt MacGregor meets
with SO much opposition from landlords
that with his present force of inspectors he
cannot complete the inspection of the tenements
of the city and the enforcement OF the law
within three years. Meanwhile, unless the
powers of the Superintendent are augmented,
and the scope of the law enlarged we may
expect to read of the roasting OF family any
mornin0
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

j. g. T.. writes us Il very absurd letter, com
planning of our statement that nearly all the
Roman Catholics in our country are hostile to
the Republican party. He says, | know a
"g good many Catholic Germans who are Repub
lcansr We do not doubt it yet the fact re-
mains that nine -tenths of the Adopted Citizens,
and at least nineteen -twenticths of the Roman
Catholics, are hostile to the Republican party.
We do not complain of this-they have the
same right to their opinions that we have to
ours-but we have an equal right to see aud re-
port facts as they exist. In the late Connecticut
election, Mt least Ten Thousand majority of the
natiye-bom vote was east for the Republicans; !;
sat this yas gyeTTbo!ge, as to the State tate ticket,
by tho foreign born and mainly Roman Catholic
vote Many of these voters were virtually
coerced by their associates into voting against
their own Judgment and choice. That vote will
give Nine Hundred Thousand majority against
us in the Union next Fall, which must aud will
bo matched and overcome by the votes of men
"native here and to the manner born" There
are populous townships, and even Counties, in
Republican States, wherein nearly every Amer
lean. born voter is Republican, nearly ~ quite
every Europcan-born voter is Democrat.
Such being the facts, they need to be under
stood and considered in estimating the difficult
ties to he overcome, the work to be done.
Very nearly every fraudulent vote polled next
Fall will count against u.s. because the raw
material of such votes Is against us. There
can be no harm in stating aud comprehending
the truth.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The Secretary Of the Treasury OH Tuesday
sent to the House OF Representatives an al-
dress just received from several members of
the Chamber of Commerce at Geneva. Switzer-
land, urging the speediest possible discontin-
uance of a paper currency. The signcis of the
address pray US TO believe in the experience of
an old Republican people, who have never toll
YnonaV
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
IRELAND.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.


DUBLIN, April 16.--tiis Royal liigbness the
Priucc Of Wales accompanied by large aud brilliant
party consisting OF the gentlemen Of his suite and many
OF the principal officers OF the Vicerega Government
took special train for Kildare this Dorning where at
the invitation OF the Kildare Jockey Club he visited the
Curagh Races in progress at Punchestown. At the
the Prince received with great cheering
by the crowd assembled there. After visiting
places OF interest in the city OF kildare His Royal High
and party returned 10 this city eochng the Castle
at a late hour this evening.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The Riyineton-st calamity illustrates with
fearful force the need OF providing tire-escapes
for all classes OF cheap tenements. Mr.. Mac
GregOr, Superintendent OF Buildings, testified
ut the inquest held Yesterday upon the victims
OF the fire at No 2OG Rivington-st. that this
house did not come Wlder the tenement-house
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
INDTHER JOE.

Will, great deal os difficulty we have OBJ
tained Il copy of the estimates of costs. charges
aud expenses of the Commissioners appointed
by Judge Barnard to lay out the new Bou'e-
ward from Ffiy-nintlI TO One-hundred-and-
iifty-Gftb-st These estimates are to he pre-
sented to the Supreme Court for taxation at
10 o'clock tomorrow and whether tho
Commissioners have reason for trying to keep
them from the public eye until the last mo-
ment, we leave our readers to Judge after pc
rising them Here they are:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
RUSSIA.

A DUEL BETWEEN TWO RUSSIAN STATESMEN.
PARIS, April lG.--The hostility which has for
a long tune existed between Baron won Budberg the
Russian ambassador at Paris, and Baron Meyendorf
who formerly held the position. eliminated IN =
duel yesterday afternoon. The anar occurred at se-
cludcd spot Munich Bavaria. Al the frst fire.
Baron won Budberg fell severely but not fataly
wounded He immediately returned TO Paris. II is an
nounced to-day that he will resign his office Russian
Minister forthwith.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
~ The Merican loan, Om Naho

~ The Merican Loan, Or National CIR
ssncy the Drama, Peru, letter from our
special COrrespOndeRt-Latest necs from The
Sdadwich Islands, a Fashionable Wedding ~
washington, Loss Of the Steamers Lexington
Ond Carrie, The StOnewaU at Honolulu risited by
Queen Emma, Election Of United States SenG-
tors, Great Wool Sale IN Boston, the Great Erie
Var the RiUingtOR-st Disaster, the Courts, and
The Money Article, mag be found on the second
pdQe the Markets on the third Musical PHb-
tlcatfUHs and Real Estate on The sisti..
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The interest in yesterdays proceedings of the
Court of Impeachment centered about the test-
mony of the attorneys employed in the case
of Gen. Thomas when arrested at the instance
of Secretary Stanton. The defense desired to
show that the President used all diligence to
bring the question at issue before the Courts.
The arguments of counsel and the testimony
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
GERMANY.

rHE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN pENMARK AND
PRUSSIA.
CoPENmAGEN, April lG.-The negotiations
between Denmark and Prussia relative to the disputed
territory in scheswg and Iolsein spparently far
from conclusion ever The recent propositions of the
Prssan Government for the eesson OF certain orreSSe
and territories by Denmark have in turn been emphati
cally rejected.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

We print to-day second card from zen.
Fremont, in reply to the statements Of our
correspondent at the Mexican capital, regard
Ing his connection with the agents of OItega
aud the loan issued by tie Ortcga Govern.
mani
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
I1'AIy
RIOTS IN BOLOGNA.

FLORENCE, April i6.-Violcnt riots broke ont
Bologna early this week. in consequence OF strike of
workmen. Some injury was done to property. but no
lives lost The disturbances have been suppressed,
aud the city Is now quiet.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
DENMARK.

SALE OF WEST INDIA ISLAND TO FRANCE.
LONDON. April l6.-The Danish Government
has commenced negotiations for the sale OF the island Of
Santa Cruz TO France
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The public scarcely need to be reminded
that next week Mrs. Kemble will resume her
readings from Shakespeare at Steinway Hail.
aud we presume that her audiences will bo
IA brilliant aud crowded as they were before
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
LECTURES. MEETINGS, CONCERTS, DC
Srsiuss 2oiius.
STARR a. MARCUS.

Ma. q 81. Up Stairs
AtetAiSOf Silver fOrks aud khiSes me qn- OF h
smped guaranteed by L. s. Nu Assay at prices worthy The at
ttation Of The eloSesi buyen-
Money deposited now in the THIRD AVENUE
RATINos BN viii draw om April Thrlsve corner Of
fseHr sKhit
TIE VERMONT SPRING WATER is the most
rsHhlo remedV CANC SCBOYIA KIDNEY DISEASES aud
Impurities Of th boot Address SASg Co. Sheldon, VI, on No
Broor s.,N New
IN Is OUR OwN FAULT ii we long remain mar
J 10 Neuralgia Eesehc ia f1ct any diseases Uhen We
and permanent remedy in Dr. TURNER'S cpoioURort
KFvRALG Pill This medicine act> Dc SEErr
sai promotes beay state. Apohcc'res have IT, lr
ps depot No no TRENoNr BosoS Mass rree, 81 re paes
bv usa tvc postage saups extra.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
ASSASSINATION.

II. Feathelstonhaush, esq, of Westmeatli, one
OF tho weathiest OF that county and great land
owner and killed last night his residence
by IN unknown The assassin escaped In the dark
ness The police his track but, as yet have made
M
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No police taken Of Communications Whatever
ipteais fr Insertion ped by tht and address
Ofs vrernOt Bscssssy for publication but guaranty o
his good hth
All Sas.ssS letters fOr should be Addressed to Tns rSi
uNR" New-NOrh
W. ssnaet undetsIs 70 retun rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
yuFEACHNENT or THE PRESIDENT


Extra TRIBUNE Sheet, No. 5, is ready this
morning and continues the proceedings up TO April TO-
Including the speech of Mr. Curtis for the defense the
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Nor BLACK. RED. or GREEN.

painted al NY hny Dr. Wocoti odce No l1O Chat
ham square n Y. with medicine called PAN PAST H did not ra
yellow bre green. hut ef color al al
gave funny feeling. did not hr smart b. but il gave
lively feelings shall forget that painting although
have had three Of PtN PANT aud used ell
BODY tried the PAINT M ttS fused To have horrible conyulo'
hroc weeks rcluug the united etos o several person,
e. bold but have no bad psgm since using PAIN PANT which
nearly SIX months, d myself entirely cured cannot
speak too highly O PS NSr Tor wss considered beyond the
reach c all modc aid bctc fAN PAINT viii cure almost every
neat used freely consider ooishuess M people 10 buy small
bottles No other phycau does good AT Tho Nsh can
m u good hCi.h at tho Pacific Hotel, No 80 BONey
HIM. NM Inl..l.N
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
|. remain mar
PuALoN's "PAruAN LOTION or FLORAL
GEAUrfrIrg"

F1a rHs SS.N ASH COSrptSiOs.
I,ss,,, r1a CEapd st Boti ssd 81 disea'cs Of 'e
sks cured with one SO by Druggists rcc 81 x re. bottle
P,o.srav
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The Hof. II. b. Hall, Mason, WHO had al
tanned 10 the thirt th'ridrsrro dod ~ rynoot. Mass
Yesterday mDfai0g
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The Arkansas Legislature yesterday elected
United States SeDatOrs-B. +. Rice for tho
long. and A. Mcleod foI the short tenn.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
&em'1lork daily Gribn1le.
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1865.

Persons sending money to The TRIBUNE 10y
Express must prepay the express charges.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

SWANS PANACEA has been in use now fOl
Scrofls kindred diseases uost valuable
re~ejy tesd sestsa b it, For sale by al
druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

The entertainment which she offers IS ono
addressed to the most refined and intellectual
tastes, and it is cheering evidence OF popular
culture that it has been so keenly appreciated
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
&mustmtuis. &c.

s,rp.o Lsos
BROADWAY THEATRR-This Evening Inc A"'i'
'rcle."-Mr aud Mrs. Barney Williams - =, ~,
Eu1u AvrNrp Arr GuIFRY-This Day-Mr.
Jcc,ne Thomrsous painting. 'The Old osken bv0Ae"
FRr,NoH THEATER-This Evening La belle
Helene" Nile Tosee
U,, No o54 Rno,pwAY-This Evening at s.
Gg,sl Panorama Of the wsr.-Mss sslhs "ooa'leh'
Irvtvc UuI-This Evening. - Complimentary
cs a. Arois. Ghlon Nine. ParePs Rosa and MI Carl Rosa
NEw.YoEK CIRCUS, FOurteenth-st.-Thls Evening,
=, q. -Tbe Wonderful Cyuoceph ephaus-Acrobate Skill
NmIo's GARDEN-Ths Evening at Il" The
Wb,tr TsWn" Psrisienue Ballet Troupe.
OLYMPIC TnEATER-This Evening, at S.-"llumpty
bumpsy.' q. L. foG
S1FIYwAY HALI--This Evening.-Charles Dickens
~llrsad Doctor Mshgod" ard Mrs Camp"
WAILACKs-This Evening, at s." Honeymoon
--J. W. Wsliaek and f. L. Davenport
BROOKLYN INsuTUTE-This Evening. Fanny
Keshe Sil read the second part 81 Henry the iFh"
LECTURES. MEETINGS. CONCERTS, DC.
LECrUREs.-Dr Willard Parker this evening, III
College ot Physicians ygde Gen H. Trsmaue ~ The Aoaueh!
o. Music ihls evening before the Pbrenoeosnian Society
EXHIBITION--Day and evening-Great National
Works Of Ar At No. gij Broadway
PRIVATE IHEATRICALS-This evening IN the
Ttcsser o. e UR"u League Club Rooms The Serious fa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP Is A PERMANENT TONlC
Alcoholic Stuuahts stcri only temporary relief
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

DIX. WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
coughs, colds, bOlrseness, &c. Try It.
EyEIDELLs, No. 302 observation-disclosures
ci Feuc Noe Paper Moaon' &c, the most elegant in he @
TRussEs, &c.-MAgSu g. Co.'S Radical Cure
Tss OEee. only No. Ys (Asor House, AsO SupPoe"
Bspisge'. Sik haste Stockings, Se A lady attehisut
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING Go.
MACHINES.
No. t-8 Broadway. Nes-York.
Wigs TOupees and Ornamental llair-First
ataT hair dy n hair dsr ~ shades at BatehrloTs B Bonds
BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The best in the
Sord harmless reliable nsiauisneOu', perfect Al al pragsis
"PALMER's PATENT LIMBS, Best" LAST
EsroRri Address Dr. FAIvE onv PhadePha Hsa York Gostog
BRICK MACHINE.
t.pfvr' NKv iHoSCL,D BEcK AAcHiNr n'he three hnd' Of
Bfrks Common Stock, aud Pressed; has adr1uees than
Invented For dc.einive Crar address A. LAP
JEN & Co. Albion OTlesns Co. \. y.
CmCKERING & Sons. Manufacturers Of
square Cprgt awarded the Pa
Exposition Grand Prize the legion Of Honor sud Grand Gold
Neds hsking % 6fst premiums during the past a.
MsIeTo0us No. 65s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

DIX. WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
caes coughs colds bOIrseness, Gc. Try It.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-02
THe jOkice.
EDITORS TRANSCRIPT:

EDITORS TRANSCRIPT:
notice in the Messenger of last night
II communication from Mr., SWEET, con-
corning which | wish to say few
words. George Conger, l.. M. Down
ing, B. f Williams. and William Nor
witch were appointed policeman here,
by the board Of Trustees, about two
years ago, took the oath of office, have
been recognized as policemen, even by
Mr.. SWEET, since that time keep and
wear police badges, and have neverbeen
removed or superseded by any authority.
There is no record Of Nj. Swett's APP
pointment as chief of Police, though he
claims to be not only chief, but the only
policeman in town. The police have
always chosen their own chief, and Mr..
SWEET has not been so chosen. | do not
think that any blame is to be laid
against Mr.. Farley for being appointed
by Mr.. SWEET to a position as chief of
Police during the coming 4th, but l
think that Mr.. SWEET has no power, and
could not have if he was ceief, to make
any such appointment and as zone OF
the police" l do not propose to submit
to his assumptions, whether he is honest
in them or not.
Truly yours,
ONE OF THE POLICE.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-02
Assembly Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
~ for an act laying a tax upon the County of
Franklin for the purpose Of paying tho indebted
ness of said County will be made at the next
Session of the General Assembly Of Vermont, in
October 1868
In order that the amount of such indebtedness
may be ascertained, all persons having claims
upon the County of Franklin requested to
present thom Mt st. Adams to Cyrus n. Bishop,
Esq, County Treasurer ON or before the second
Tuesday of September next.
BY order of the Court
JOSEPH IL. BRAINERD, county Clerk.
223-3w.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-02
WASHINGTON, July 2.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
Nothing:from the Mississippi election
has yet been heard at army headquar-
ters. Gen. Buffers report to be read be-
fore the impeachment managers this
morning, is not all printed. 1t may not
be presented to the House until to-mor-
row.
The Richmond Despatch of the LIST
inst, is not in favor of Senator Hen
bricks nomination for Democratic can
didate for President.
HALIFAX, July 2.
The anniversary of the formation of
the confederation of the British PROV
inces has proved complete failure.
The people of Nova Scotia have no love
for a union of the provinces. The Pro-
vincial Government has refused to hon
or the banks public offers, and the peo-
pie are determined on repeal of the OBJ
noXious confederation.
New YORK, July 2.
The amount of tobacco reported and
inspected at st. Louis since the COM
mencement of the investigation into
revenue frauds. has doubled. Four to-
bacco factories and several hundred bar
rels of whiskey have also been seized
The Times this morning says that
Chief Justice Chase, as matters must
stand, will not receive the vote of the
New York delegation, and it may be
added that it is impossible to find
Democrat who believes that his name
will be mentioned in the convention.
A large Grant meeting was held last
night at Cooper Institute, at which
speeches were made by Senator Wilson.
and Representative Van Wych.
A large Hancock meeting was also
held last night, and was addressed by
Mr.. TOmlinsOn.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July I'd.
Reports of the crops in Arkansas are
less favorable, in consequence of cold
weather.
NEW YORK, July 2.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club, of
Brooklyn, beat the Actives, of Indian
apolis, yesterday, by score of 103 to 8.
The funeral services and burial of the
remains of Admiral Bell take place to-
day.
The weather is foggy, wet, and
sticky.
Gold l40s