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The New York herald., 1868-03-28
GEORGIA.
The Democratic state Executive Committee
Advice 20 the Democrats Of the State.
MAcaN March 1a6a

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Tho Democratic state Executive Committee-
Advice To the Democrats Of the State.
MACON, March 27, 1868.
The Democratic Central Executive Committee ad-
journed this morning. The following resolution
comprises the material part OF their action:-
Resolved, That for reasons founded alike on the
nlegtimacy OF Its origin aud its odlous character,
we urge upon our friends throughout the State
sterny to oppose, by all lawful means, on the hust-
ings and at the polls, ratification OF the instrument
recently promulgated at Atlanta as constitution for
Georgia; but,
Whereas the Atlanta constitution may be i'm
posed upon us, Notwithstanding our opposition
thereto and In that event II will be OF vital I'm
pOrtance to all the people OF Georgia to have good
and sound men to administer the State government
under IL; and whereas the Hon. Augustus Reese
has declined the candidacy for Governor OF Georgia.
rendered him by this committee, and 1t Is deemed
ing convention In which all parts Of the State shall
be fairly and fully represented; and whereas, owing
to Acknowledgement and other causes, numerous and
serious embarrassrnents surround the question OF
strict party nomination for Governor at the present
time; for these reasons
Resolved, That the State Central Committee OF the
democratic party deem II unadvisable TO make any
nomination for Governor at the approaching cleo
tion, and advise and urge the democrats and con-
Servatives OF the State to cast their votes . unit
for the Independent candidate now In the field, the
Hon. David Irwin. We are satisfied that he holds no
views nimical to the honor or welfare OF Georgia.
We confde In his ability integrity and devotion to
his State and in these have q guarantee that II
elected he will administer the government solely In
the interests OF the people.
Resolved, That our friends throughout the State are
urged to bring into the field In every county and SEN
atOria district good and true men for the Legsla-
ture In every selecting candidates who are reg
lstered voters, as we are advised that none 0tneIS
VIII be allowed to take their seats.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

BELGIUM.

Coal Miners ssStrike,-The Rioters Fired ON
by the Troops.
LONDON, March 81 1868.
Dispatches have been received here stating that
strike has among the operatives OF the coal
mines at Charleroi, in Belgium. The discontented
workmen assembled in body and soon became
Tiotous The authorities found 1t necessary to call
out the troops to repress the disorder. After the
rioters had been warned to desst and dspersc they
were at last fired upon by the soldiers and many Of
them killed and wounded.
The latest kilograms announce that the riot has
been suppressed, and that the town Is tranquil.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
LOUISIANA.

The Coming Election-Order from the Gene.
raj Commanding.
NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1858.
General Buchanan has issued an order for an elec-
tion in Louisiana for members Of the House Of Rep
resentatives OF the United States and such State,
judicial, parish and municipal officers as provided
for by the constitution to be submitted This election
to be In all respects part OF the election heretofore
ordered In special orders March II subject only TO
such notifications as may be required by act OF Con-
gress under which II is ordered that ballots for or
against the constitution shall have on them the
names of the several officers voted for, and the re-
turns OF the elections shall be made to the Com
manding General.
The river is at a stand three feet and ten inches
below the high water mark of 1862.
The Galveston steamer Ariadne, reported to have
been wrecked, has arrived here safely.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
THE NEW DOMINION.

tperican silver Proposed as n Legal Tender
The Fenian Convicts-Intcnded Repeal Of
outies-Sccurities In Life Insurance Com.
snnies.
OTTAWA, CANADA WEST, March q, 1868.
the House yesterday the Hon. Mr.. Rose said
Il was the intention OF the government to intro
very soon bin making American silver a legal
er up to q certain amount, at such rates as the
tnment In council may determine.
.png the papers laid before the House regarding
Use OF the Rev. John Mcmahon and other Fenian
Ners In Canada Is q letter dated January III, TO
pJonck from the Duke OF Buckingham, In which
eter says that her Majesty's government would
n1ustided In mitigating their sentences.
hd that the government has resolved to re-
Pduties on corn, -four, &c, as o concession TO
NAnswick and Nova Scotia.
hderstood that the government will yield TO
ahtes of the life Insurance companies and &C
cekosits OF 100000, TO be held by the govern
maecnrty 10 policy holders-the deposits TO he
anq according TO the annual receipts until
Slcbas been deposited, and the deposits to be
1naSomihion stock except In the case Of Amsri-
caiAnies, from whom American securities may
pe ed.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
BROOKLYN CITY.
SUPREME coUaT-ciRCUIT.
Verdict for S8,2S4 Against an Insurance Conn
pany.

Verdict for S8,2S4 Against an Insurance Conn
pany.
Before Judge Lott.
Aaron A. De1-u,c vs. The National Fire Insurance
Cornpany.-This suit which has occupied the atten-
tion OF the Supreme Court Circuit for the past two
days, was concluded yesterday afternoon and ver-
dict rendered for the plaintiff in the full amount
brought the suit to recover the amount OF an nsur
ance policy held In the National Fire Insurance Com
@ destroyed by ire on the night Of May s. 1857 near
the village OF Jamaica, L. /. The action in ques-
tion Is one OF o series Of similar suits
Grocers', Mechanics and Metropolitan insurance
companies amounting in the total TO about $3 900.
fed as TO the correctness the schedule OF articles
and their value put In testimony on behalf OF the
plaintiff Experts were placed on the stand, who
other household appurtenances. The defence claimed
that these had deprecated in value very materially
slant use also deteriorated from the valuation. In
support of this theory 1t was cited that carpets
bought for q 70 ha tune were now soq ras or "
the valuation had been placed on the schedule
The company, 1t was averred, was only responsible
for the cash value OF the property DESTROYED, and
that the valuation put upon them was fraudulent,
and they regretted their inability to produce wit
nesses In court to show this fact the latter having
abscnted themselves for some cause unknown. The
defence also set forth that the fire was ncendiary,
and that while the character OF the paintir was
above suspicion that OF the presidents Of the in
surance companies also unquesti0nable, and
that such men would not be likely TO establish such
line OF defence without having sufficient evidence
upon which to base it. Plaintiff had not performed
his duty and they had not agreed to replace any
thing, but simply to repay the cash value Of the
property destroyed.
The piaintifr claimed that they had more witnesses
than was necessary and that far from the existence
OF any possibility OF the conagraton being by hispr0
curenent, Mr.. Deerlw had himself offered reward
OF $4,000 for the arrest and conviction OF any person
who set fire to the house. The value OF the house
and appurtenances was shown to be $4,000, and the
value OF furniture alone to be $1,000 yet all that
was asked upon the latter was $ll,o0o Inc mousse
was claimed to be worth 100000.
The court charged the jury briefly on the subject,
and after retiring for about ten minutes they returned
with verdict for the plaintiff. OF the amount OF
the policy In question, $4,000 is on the house $4,000
on the furniture, and $2s4 10 ls the amount ol IN
terest due plaintiff to March, 81, 1883.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
MEXICO.
SPECIAL TslEeRAm TO TINE HERALD.

The Tehuantepec Railway 20 be Begun
Arrest Of lIaximilian's Late Minister TO
Rome.
HAVANA, March 81, 1s6s
Among the passengers who have arrived here on
the way to Mexico Is Mr.. La Ssre. president OF the
Tehuantepec Railway Company, He goes hence to
complete arrangements for builiing the road.
Senor Ignacio Aguiar Marocho, who represented
the Mexican empire at Rome from April II, 1864, un
til near the end Of the empire, has been imprisoned
at the capital for alleged compy in the late insur
rectionary movements.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
ENGLAND.

The Alabama Claims Question Before the
,Peers-L0rd Stanley ON the Irish Church.
LONDON, March 27, 1868.
In the House Of Lords this evening the question OF
fhe Alabama claims came up and gave rise to some
debate.
Earl Russell made speech, in which he reviewed
the relations Of Great Britain and the United States
during the war of rebellion and defended the policy
pursued by him in the case OF the Alabama and other
Confederate cruisers.
b. Lord Cairns sustained the course of the Secretary
o State for Foreign Affairs Lord Stanley, in the
trOversy with the American government On the Ala
ebama claims.
5 Lord Westbury defined the laws OF Englhnd bear.
ing upon the questions at issue and denied the JUS
'uce Of the claims for indemnity urged by Mr..
Seward.
y In the House Of Commons this evening Lord Stan.
ley gave notice that on Monday next he should offer
. resolution that the consideration Of the question Of
reform in the Irish Church establishment be left to
the next Parliament.
Captain Deasy Not Arrested-Two Convict
Feninns.
LONDON, March q, 1868.
There is no doubt that the officers who made an
arrest at Salford the other day were imposed upon.
It now appears that the person arrested not the
Fenian Captain Deasy, at first supposed, although
the prisoner closely resembled Deasy.
The authorities are now fully satisfied that Deasy
has successfully escaped to the United States.
MANCHESTER March 27, 1858.
The Fenians, Thompson and Mullady, who were
tried for the murder OF Police Sergeant Brett and
Victed and afterwards reprieved, have been sen.
fenced to imprisonment and hard labor for life.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

The Civil Marriage Law Bill.

The Civil Marriage Law Bill.
LONDON, March 81 1868.
The report telegraphed from Vienna day or two
ago that the Civil Marriage bill had finally passed
both houses Of the Reichsrath was premature. Some
amendments were made before its passage in the
Upper House, and the bill was returned to the Lower
House for its concurrence. These amendments were
agreed to to-day by the lower branch OF the Rechs
rath, and the bill amended now stands passed by
both houses, and only awaits the assent OF the EN-
per0r to become q law.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
ARKANSAS.

The ElectiOn-Defeat of the Constitution Indi.
cated-Frauds Reported.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 27, 1868.
special despatch to the Avalanche from Little
Rock to-day says that incomplete returns from four
ths of the counties indicate the defeat OF the con-
stitutiOn by not less than 1000 votes
The Gazette to-day contains afldavits OF .0ters
showing that heavy frauds have been practised in
John county by the registers.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 27-The Royal Mail steam
LETT New York on the 18th inst, arrived at this port
at an early hour this morning after an unusually
rapid passage. After the usual short delay for the
landing OF the London and Continental passengers
and mails the Russia proceeded to Liverpool, where
she will be due In few hours
GLASGOW March 27.-The steamship Europa,
Captain Craig, OF the Anchor line, which left New
York on the l4th inst, sgnalled In the clyde at
an early hour this morning on the way to this port.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
ST. DOnINoO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM % THE HeHAIo.

Cabraps Debts Temporarily Ouilawcd-Re-
fugecs TO Remain In tf Consulates or Leave
the Republic.
HEANA, March 81, 1868.
The siege of st. Domingo ity has ruined the place.
San Carlos has decreed the liabilities OF exPresident
Cabral to be invalid until tie Legislature discrimn
are sheltered In the c0nsulaes from remaining In the
republic.
Generals Mocion and Calos Baez are expected
from Hayti.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
RANCE.

The Bank Return-Flow Of Specie to Paris.
PARIS, March 81, 1868.
The regular weekly statistics Of the condition Of
the Bank Of France are ofcially made public to-day
The strong inward now OF specie still continues and
The amount on hand according to the report, is
nearly 1900, 900 francs greater than last week.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Edward &. Gabnuduu.

Lieutenant Gabaudan, OF the marine corps, died In
this city on Wednesday last, In his twentynfth year
Of age He entered the service rs Second Lieuten-
ant March Is, 1864, and after being stationed for
some time NJ the barracks In Washington he made
his nrst cruise on the flagship Hartford, In 1863 IN
the Asiatic squadron. lie was promoted to be First
Lieutenant July ~, 1885, In May 1857, he returned
TO the United States and has been stationed at the
Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, mp TO the time OF his
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Naval Compensation to Great Britain.
MADRID March "a, 1858.
The Spanish Cortes has passed bill granting In
demnity to Great Britain for the seizure and deten
Sion OF the vessel Queen Victoria.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Alabama Claims Question Be-
fore the British Peers.
The British Army Marching to the Abys-
Sinian Highlands.
ABYSSlNIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the neRAlp.
march Of tho British Army for the High.
lands-The Troops "An WE'LL"
F r o M

march Of tho British Army for the High
Iands-The Troops "An WELL"
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, March q, 1863
Dispatches just to hand from the British military
nxpedition In Abyssna report that the entire force
with the exception Of mountain battery and four
companies Of the Forty-hfth regiment OF infantry,
Mad just LETT zoula and commenced the march for
Me highlands Of the country.
tgAe army was in good health and the general
sanitary report is favorable.
(gne ascent to the highlands Of Abyssinia Is re-
Ssrded here as very difficult undertaking; but it
"a understood that General Napiers advance is by
the safest and most easily traversed route-that on
the east by Senate and Doganta. The country Is
represented as being very variable in appearance
fertile and extremely barren alternateIy-and some
OF the mountain passes formidable.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

TIE ALLEGED FoRGEaY.-The person accused Of
having forged cheek for $4,000 on r. NJ. Hooley
Thomas :. Cassidy, who was arrested In New York
on Thursday last, was arraigned before Judge Troy
Yesterday and committed TO jail to await the action
of the Grand Jury on thei charge for which he was
indicted previous 10 the commission OF the alleged
forgery.
OLD RusE REvrvEp.-still another storekeeper has
been victimized by O very antiquated specimen OF
artful dodgery. Yesterday man, about thrty-eght
years OF age, well dressed visited the grocery store
OF j. Com No. 13S Smith street, and purchased
four dollars worth OF groceries wnlcn ne desired 70
q fifty dollar bill, which was the smallest amount he
possessed. A boy was sent In accordance with the
instructions OF the strange customer and was met on
the way by the purchaser who told him to take the
articles into the house, and taking the change $46
from the boy, said he would bring him the MY dollar
bill in few minutes. This was the last seen OF the
thief.
ROBBERY BY BoARDER.-On Sunday last Mr..
Richard Rea, residing at 161 Atlantic street. was
robbed Of about $500 in money by David Mayer, q
person boarding In the house at the time. The ac-
cused ned to Canada, nom whence ne wrote to Mr..
him that IL was useless to institute further search for
him The police were informed OF the circumstances
held Information OF the theft from the press with the
view OF furthering the measures instituted by them
for the arrest OF Mayer The accused IS about twenty
six wears OF age q Pole and Of fair address.
INQUEST BEFORE CORONER SAITH.-An inquest
was held yesterday afternoon on the body OF Francis
McCluskey, q boy seven years Of age, who was
drowned by falling into well in lot between Van
derbit and Clinton avenues. The evidence showed
that the deceased was running across the lot on
Tuesday morning with two other boys, when he
slipped on o sheet OF ice which surrounded an old
we'll and was preciptated twenty feet 10 the bottom
OF the well. When assistance was procured by his
companions life was extinct There was no covering
on the WELL and the land had been recently pur-
chased by Mr. Pyeburn, who has not yet taken pos-
session OF the ground The jury after brief delIbcr
ofip deceased
beng accidentally drowned In well on the premises
in question, and censuring the owner or owners OF
said premises for not having the lot properly fenced
aud enclosed.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM % THE HERALD.

A Nova ScOtian Crew S,ved by nm American
Bris.
EAvANA, March n 1868.
The brig Thomas Turnet las arrived at Mayaguez
with the crew Of the Cotnim, bound for New York,
which was lost at sea.
[rhe brig Thomas Turul Of New Haven, Conn,
and the schooner Cotnam OF Windsor, N S., are
likely the vessels referred nabove.--ED. UERALD.l
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF THE MAYOR or PORT
LAND.-Mr. Jacob Mcclellan, recently elected Mayor
OF Portland delivered his inaugural address before
the city government OF that city Monday evening. lie
stated that the actual funded debt OF the city Febru
airy 20, 1858, was $1,35i,S7 IL. Az low estimate
the city, in it, corporate capacity, owns real and
personal property OF not less than In value.
The valuation Of real and personal estates for taxa
HE purposes on April L. 1867, was s2Ssl3,s4 s45 being
only 5000 2-0 less than for the year 1869, notwth
standing the calamtous fire OF that year. The state
valuation for taxable purposes In lS6i6s was $lT,.
so6OOD.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Royal Havana Isottery.-PriZes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest paid for Dooublons
aud all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR L Co, Bankers, Is Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

A-Trentise ON the Hair, Free to All, Given
at the and Office Sent by mail free.
have beautiful hair and restores
hair to It's original color.
SARAH A. CIIEvALIER M. D., 1,123 Broadway. 1
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

KnIdenberg's Celebrated MeerSchaum Pipes
Holders Nc also repairing boiling In Ambcrs. No.
John street, - Wall street, an Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
Sewing Machine War.

Sewing Machine War.
appeared In the Of the 2sth inst eautioning
and sold bs the Empire Sewing Company xin.
wheeler Wilson and Singer Manufacturing Companies aud
The ,lroyer Baker SEWING Machine ,si Company Han
Jasper W. be of the Judges o. the Supreme Gon.of
wilson, drovcr Singer companies restra'ane
them sr ssn. u vim 70 81 ne spss s
commenced through counsel for damages business
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The New York herald., 1868-03-28

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The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Cenin, H13 BrOadway.-SprIng Fnshi0n
Hats for gentlemen, ladies children Prices reduced.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Choice Seeds, Plants and Trees:-Priced
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The New York herald., 1868-03-28
Captain Deasy Not Arrested-Two Convict
Feninns.


Military Operations Against Briaands.
FLORENCE, March %, 1863
The government is taking active measures to re-
press the system OF brgandage now prevalent in
various parts Of the kingdom. 80
large body Of troops is to be Immediately put in
readiness under General Pallavocini to operate
against the outlaws in the province Of Naples.
Admiral Farragut Again In Naples.
NAPLES, March 27, Is6s
Admiral Farragut has returned to this city from
Rome. He will remain here few days for repose
and recruitment Of his health, and then sail with his
Heet for Constantnople.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock Stnnd.-Manu.
factured by A. NJ FOOTE co los John street New York
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Mrs. NJ. q. Browns Poor Richards Eye
Waer-Lifts Sunken Eyes, strengthens Weak Eyes, ceurs
Dim Eyes. To oi all giss 2sc per bottle.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

David,s Spring Style Of Gentlemea's IIafs-
S911 Broadway, Duane street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Lace Curtains.
SWISS AND NOTTINGHAM.
q. L. J. b. kelly CO.. AT Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Printing Of Every Description Executed with
despatch and at than elsewhere Al
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLlSHMENTs
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The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Arraizurnent Of British seamen In Boston for
Alleged Msslaughter.

BOSTON, March q, 1858.
Charles Henry Macoon md Nicholas Kcarney, the
master and first mate the British snip Ihcms,
were arraigned in the Municipal Court to-day charged
with manslaughter In casing the death OF Charles
Edwin Hooper. The accucd pleaded n0tEulty and
were held ~ ball Ia the san or 5000 each Tor trial.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Beware of Bogus DIR. Hunters.-The City
full Of knaves to every trick to rob tho
Doctor of his reputation skf and reliable physi
other oice but No Division street, wheres
thirty he has saved the lives Of thousands and
health strength vigor and their original
purity Open from "A NJ I'LL O'Clock +. N. Not open On
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

II. y . = ID. y . ID.
BUY BURkES BEST
spring style Hat ready for delivery. BURKE
head the old stand l8 Fulton street,
Sun building His prices decidedly popular. .--.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tho Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, instanta-
neoua. Factory IL Bond street.