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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

CoaEss nsds provision lest year
for testing he feasibility Of bsil1ssg
ship canal between Lake Optsrie
and bake Erie Five diSsrent
r"ssss have bssa surveyed between
the two lakss. The ono passiss
"ssr LockPsrs appears 10 BE- ths
most desirable 81 the I've. The
superintendent Of The work 10 70
make his report to Consrssa bsebss
the a',s Of January, sad. shssld
that body dseids y have The caasl
eonstrsssed, the work eau b. usdsr.
taken lmns1nAQ1y, ass ifi'l7l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
JOB w OR * .
MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERYlI
~ The KlrusLicAs is in charge Of
Mr.. 4, A. ELciS
FOR SALE.

Fiodjae that conducting two news
raPsrs savoives lsrxss aInoan. Of h.
bos thas ] can reasonably sustain, and
desltiaG " sphrys The businsss n the
Jrvsrssoh fiSss, by an Increase Of
capital, ! offer oae.haif Of the oabce for
sale It is one Of the best selected nn.l
most oomplsae printing establishments
in the State, having = large aaoant Of
Newspaper. Hook and job material. n
large Power Press, and the necessary
Machine Presses. In addition, have
ordered paper and other stock, tn hs,
during the greater portion Of the year
Any one desiring TO enter the news
paper business could mot End n better
location Its subscription list hiss stead.
lily increased since it commenced, and
tine amcaRs AID character of sdverti.
'siae which the Daily and wcskly con.
tain present n fair exhibition Of It's
prosperity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
CensoevDtivs Convesti,u

II will be seen, from . notice il
another column. thai = Conservative
Sisie Cor rcntion hiss besa called to
meoi at Houston 90 the 2OeA inst,
MONDAY next for the purPc-e u
consultation smcng H. rsleesisK
aen Of Texas, as 10 the bese msssa
tina, should be employed to defeat
the radical. IN the approaching cleo
,ias. uavisg sssss The 6rst TO sug.
gcs' the proprie,y OF such a convep
ton, II IA unnecessary TO state, that
its design meets our hearty concur
renee We esn only regret thss IL
had no, been called csrlier, or that
having been postponed until this late
day, a week longer had not been s!-
lowed, so rs to have had all the mos,
populou- counties in the State rep
reseoted in il, The notice comes
bo late for : large portion Of the
State to participate in the cosven-
ton Dated on the end, /, failed TO
reach this place before the 18th.
But having determined On the
plan, perhaps those who assumed ths
responsibility of making the call
acted wisely in THE prompt action.
There is but one point to be attain.
ed aud that is, the defeat Of the
mongrels who are engaged 10 the ne.
fariou. a,semp, to Africanise and de.
grade our State and people In op.
position TO this party, there is peril I
unsnimiiy Of sentiment, and any
policy that may be adopted to schieye
lis overthrow, will be generally ac-
eeptsble
There Is one thing, however. that
We desire to state, 10 this connection.
that is all important. and must no,
be overlooked The White people of
Teas vii! never consent, in our
judgment, to negro suffrage in any
form and il the Convention fails TO
take the broad ground in favor Of a
rrhife mans gorernm,nt, il viii fal.
short of public expectation, and i'm.
pair confidence in its action. Tho,
vii, he the distinct issue 10 the Pres
idcn'ial canvass, and shorld tc soon
inaugurated in the South. Let Us
make no compromises With the mon
pfels. tlnmindful Of calamitics. ei.
Their prcsen, or impending, let II. ask
no quarters, but defy them TO do
their worst. Animated by this sc,-
,imcnt, We will present the sublime
spectacle OF a grr~, people, true to
the principles Of republican freedom
in the MIDI, Of period of unpsral-
lellcd misfortunes
II the proper steps are t~ken in
the proposed Convention, aud i,-
proceedings are printed in extra form
and sent promptly to every county
the radicals will be most surely do
feated. That they may lie complete
| ly overthrow, is our sincere wisl
and the wish Of every Conssrva,iv,
in the State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

THE \. =. RAiLRoAp.-The f" Ben
Johnson,' the largsst locomotive on
the 8. p. Railroad, ran partially Oh
the track in HARMS bottom, between
Joaesville and wsstom's station, on
Sunday last, and, - passenger in
formed ", "is considerably stove
up" Several days must slapse, du-
ring this incisment weather. before
the locomotive can Be removed so =.
to relieve the track. This accident
10 very much to be regretted. Tn
der the energetic management Of
Major Bsd6eh, the cars were ma
kisg daily trips 70 asd from Shrevs
port. Al present, The Jay Bird"
the only locomotive ;tG that 10 In
order, russ to The pcsns Of The dis
ssssr. and the mails are conveyed
fFe1 that poiss 70 Shreveport o.
haad.csr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

~ Attention il directed To tho I'd.
vertisement Of Il II Martin 4 Co
They hare removed to the cspscioas
nc! slegaas. brick building formerly oc.
cupied by q. q Gregg 4 Co Their
stock 70 large, choice. aad IL every way
attractive: and 10 oGsrsd At very low
6gurss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

A correspondent calls our ,aa
ton 10 an article from the Cinciss
Times, to which Va in turn call I
attention Of our readers. II rim
found 10 another column, We u
cot spsad n.uy words on IL.
According to the Times, as We y
derstsnd il, = war of races 10 4
South cannot he averted :-whes1
the conservatives or the radicals III
control the government, a wa
races must snsus. In other vOs
the Times sv0ws thst war Of M
is the inevitable effect of the =
policy Of the radical party. The y
ly choice left, If vo correctly ups |
stand the Times, relates to the iss
of this inevitable war, which mar
either the OF ulsioa Of the blacI,
the whites or the expulsion Of !
whites BY the blacks, but mus,
Jne or tho other, and the fis
whilst asserting that the conser's'
policy will bring about the ford
issue, svows that the radical poliq
intended to bring abou, the hts
That is 70 say, the radical pa4
having brought the country toi
in which \ war of races i inevisaa
'akes tho side Of the black race as.sa
the white. The Times coutesses b
its party has brough, on va
races and intends 10 make The w
race victorious In tho war, II .
feScs that ia party has been ri
ing from the Rrst and is nov wofts
for tho determination or expuls',
the whites Of tho South by the bl''s
And il rcjoices ia the work. A.
damning confession was ctr''s'
mover made.
Aud il il none the less d,u,.s
because Il IL not absolutely true
der the conservative policy, W
races would not be inevitable,
the conts,ry. notwithstanding 'H
the radical policy has done to M
Il inevitable. Let the general
srnssst repeal the reeonsir's.
acts, recognize the existing ''a J
gitimata govern msnts Of the Ssats
Stsiea. withdraw oil unconsti'sn.
interference with thcm, and p~
them, IL necessary, sgsinss dos'
violsacs. dischsrxing it, own co..
tasional duty, in short, aud ~
then discharge theirs, and =
would be NO war between ihs y
races, snd no emigration Of CIV
In that event, the white race
spsisg back u il position OF ns
ssprsnany. whils the black r"
fsll hask 70 ~ position Il y
suboraissey, ard both, after
. Temporary confession gro,'N
Of the prs-sut Inversion Of 'ne'
and lawfal relation to each =
would live together in peace
l. ihs trss solution OF me
AID there is no o'ne' 4
tios. Tho 70 CALLED solution
radicals. to ray nothing of is ~
pvai .nroe;.v I. . further cosf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

A HEAVY RonsEkY.-Mr. An
derson Boggs, the former Assessor
aud Collector Of Rusk county, was
recently robbed Of = large amount OF
money for these times, and about
which he is involved in much men
tai distress lie was some time ago
removed from Office, and not know.
ing whether, II he went to Austin,
the usul! fees allowed in such cases
would be paid, he wrote to the Comp.
troller, asking information what to
do. Several weeks elapsed before he
received an answer. and when /, came
to hand, he prepared At once 10 90 to
the capitol. That evening BE took
out his money TO count i. and was
overwhelmed with CONSERVATION
when he found that near $1,000 was
missing. He immediately informed
his securities OF his misfortune, who
sdvissd silence for ! few days, 10
hopes iha, discoveries might BE- made
that would lead to the recovery Of
the money. This policy proved good,
rs suspicious wsrs aroused against .
house girl, VINO. upon being arrested
confessed her guilt, and surrendered
shout $500. All attempts to obtain
any more Of the missing fund. fail.
ed, and there being no officers in
Ru.k county, Mr.. Dosgs applied to
the Agent Of the F,cedmen'a Bu.
reau =, N.cogdoches, who declissd
to interfere. IS his power did no, sx
tend over Rusk county, lie then
came here, bu, with what success We
nre not advised. This IL truly ~
unfortunate occurrence Mr.. Rogrs
has the character Of being very
worthy, clever msa. The loss Of
this money, at this time, is ,sd ca.
lsmity, and will greatly injurc, IL ii
does not ruin him, pecunisrily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

- Aothss' Ar not your hstls once
subject 70 that distressis~ complaint
Whospias Cough, end whsa ssSssisg
hov oas II BE- cursd A thossasd ssr-
siaesAss psuvs thss Aassass's Psetos.i
Ra3a win sslisvs ssd cure every eass.
For sale by oil DrwSststs
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- B,elock 4 Go. adv,,.,,, u,

~ Bjelock / Go. advss%iss III
Caspsixns Of Gen forest." They
aiso ssnd Ne shrss Of me exquisite sseriss
~ has 7AAAtsray. sbs ehiidrss TIE
slsspiay Rsssiy," "Cisdsssita.' ~
Jseh ~ Giant Kiliss." Blslssk's h
We hsvsss pshinAiag hosss II ~
SostA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

6rRAupssAsnA --ttsys ~ Nobue
Rexistss 81 tAs 27A Hcr. c. G.
lAse1os bspsehs y H. tity ys4asrSsy
noeaiaR thirtv-two q~asts II hrrs
i.scisss ssvs~isriss, eaaAsssl = 81
plass Nuo ~ efss esssea 1Asy h
IoaesA y ~ Wisea's Alesey veeissy
Who ssss aw rips slssvee5tss u
Ashils ~ (hris>oas lsy hsenssS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

The Radical psn An,eaia EHprsss
sspresnes great fiendshsp "a. pstwrr,
tho dstaul'iug Con feaers's Tr,sssrss
In Ssn Anse62e Daring the war. OF
ssssss. &tsass Ssay~1pA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

- rrof. Halh~guth has opsned Il
Music school in the house " the South
corner Of tho King Thesford block
who're he will receive Scholars fron
to o'clock A. N. Terms, e2: specie
~ : session Of 8 ncoths, ooe-hslf IN
sdvasce and the balance Al the close Of
the session, He 10 gooa ,assicin And
pays every atsentioa 70 hi. pupils.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Fs', River, the veil hsowu masu
fassasisr isws VI Msssec u-stts, /.
rrcsiss NJ fast that il pro~i.ss soon
. b 90 Of III largest ,owus OF
thai state. IL p"pulssion /. II 900.
n. votsrs puubss !. l35 AID i,s val
Hsties il msss than sis,0sO.O00.
Fall River, however, has he'd peve,s
blow IN the destruction by ars Of ,ks
.An,crlcan frin; Marks. The )o. ~
which disaster. be.ides turning u.. '
people on, Of employment, il sstif.
".scd Al 81 90, 90, ons.ssn,A The
valuation Of the city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Fifty per cent on the above added Tor
doul,l. column advertisements.
Alterations in standing advertise aseni.
charged.
Persons desiring 10 do an active al
verii.ng business tina, 10 to change
their advertisements frequently. will be
per square, Nth a deduction Of fffy
ys. eeat ar owe half tie nssai price
The above terms havc been agreed
upon, and will he strictly adhered to
W. q. BARRETT,
Proprietor Of Harrison Flag
H. ". LOUGHEKY,
Pro Of Te1ss Republican and Times
September 10, 1867.
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Congressional News.
From tina Daily JsNerson TtMes


Trou tia Daily JsHerpon rtnes.
~.
Z Atlanta, Ga, Jss. l3-The fol
. 1owisg order was issued this mors'ns;
un'oxs An military Dis u
AraAxrA O. Jan II. SO.
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ltoe'en' "'"'i' delay 90 ""'ease
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charge tue cures 'e'o's'"g uPo"
'he" .M Je'' !" i'T"ae"""' ''"",
lace hea'Gn'f'e'' ny "fper o'
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vas ,e4i 10 ''e con- e"''o"' '.,''u ''e
me" ''"s "rPAu'e al sec,," nc"
Ne" orleans jan i'-, nc DC
'na.n Tor co,'2n y very good gooa
n''d'''ng 'of@,''se' .s'es t'eoo
bales nonr duil. superhoe S' oo
corn ''eaay ava h'n' Win very large
s,ies o. Doe PORK e2i &C. bacon
''ss, '''e' ''e'' goa i'os
no s''hor ne"'f "a "oneS 81
wa ou'"eh al I'VE mouth {" Inc
oa'r''a n'cr YESTERDAY The
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Ia cha os - y
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of rho s,nr.m. GAM. :" n.o.'o
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wy; ."e '"ne' "e'e '"sPenacd n"e "'''
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de.;a;on LII; b.. ..s,:s.a s a"'.
cour, and uu,sss ,xn ,h;xd. :. I" =. =,
h,.,,.h com, .,.,i d., s."i,
stand reversed y,,e ia 10 10
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sa~nsr's wis kss IN bin. Good
for her.
The British nail 4 ~a<s sstnrs. wset
down with ~ psssnss; saIy u ssssa.
TIE llfl4lAA Aiolaaas M ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

~ We take pleasure In directing
tho attention Of our rsaders 10 the ID,
vsrtisenest Of Mr. J. II. Van Hook. mss.
ufsc,arsr Of Copper, lis, shsss-Iron
Ware, and wholesale dealer IN Cootisg
Once, and Parios Bsoves. NJ. Van
Hook has just rscsived the lsrysst ics Of
ssovss Of al Descriptions, evss rsesiv-
u In his section II country, which he
oGsss y ssil Al caah pvicss - low y can
he boaght Ia the rity of New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Ps'acs Alfred ~ss mt By Is 600
school children. Al slug. u, xhss /,
arrived y AAsIaias.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

~ A cross mark on rape, denote
that Subscribers time has expired
We intend, hereafter, to do cash busi-
ue-s II j. more trouble ~ collect
newspaper subscriptions than they are
wnYth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

The sun went down IN gloom this eve,
And when he ceased his shining.
The clouds that vcilcd his glor;ous face,
Showed nouvht ~ =" silver lining"
'fwns not smiling. beaming orb,
Lit up a gorgeous ,in,ed west
but slowly, sadly, silently,
lie laid him down Ia rvst
Tho moon, pale beauty Of the night,
No @ore .r~-'s forth her cheering rays,
No longer greet. The earth with smiles,
A. crit she did, in other days.
Ras gloomy clouds around her throw,
Their p,astle. thick in sable folds,
A. upward to the zenith high,
Cnerinply 81 30. {.
The starr, those tiny watchers bright.
Far IN the upper ether deep,
Have hid tvcm ia their trembling light.
Their eyes ar ,r..ei hut not in siecp.
~ b'"'' ""i H'k'N t'' IN 'ofu tAtlr ilh-,
tlo.ee er cse orb, tia, ,hlnes through
Year,.
for.oh thoy 10 ceased ii sir shining nov,
Ia -Juinsthrt.g t,s.re
Tho ighie. north Mid .hs' ;. aloud
Far Nor barren I'll. and iul.
Then sin.inf in tho decd. brown iea'e-
To sed.ie-t hvs .rr iulus rs eai,
hen rsns ny Hscnro IL. caves
In dsio N aer,uu an ,r.s,
While In the !'r'rn,pg .ar Il hrenthc-
A requiem IN it. ~. h.
Aud why tins ,c.l Ger nature. face,
This mourn u. weeping IN IT, vince 2
Why -hoeld TIL. X darkm~s. b ,de III livfi,,
That Of, would make the night r. joiss +,
Why sank he sun in sorrow down,
Wrapped in an ashen s~ck-clo,h vest
Or, why should early twilight, show
A sombrs clouied wcs,7
'ris natures requiem fs tho year.
And this the aseaning Of the sorrvw-
The tried old year Of sixty seven
VIII pAss away before the morrow,
For many weeks he ssrrWd here,
Like YEAR, that long have gone bsfosv,
How nasy day. Of joy and grief,
Full eighteen score and more.
And now ~ see The Old year die,
To walsh hin pass away,
And sink into the syssic pass-
He los', Oh ioss tpr aye,
'Twsrs stsaass IL nature should not gsisvs,
In robss Of ashen, so,abre hue,
And signing winds 70 sAdly mourn
Tho old year, good snd true.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Asos ks.d.I |. goias 10 rsbs;ld
toe baptist cAarea burned In WA.
tsgtea . nv days since.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

~ Msrsdsns PectorAl Hahn for
Asthma.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

-. VIII our exchanges do US the
favor 10 notice,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Oar New Osteans Agents.
Messrs Wharton + lllingsworth No
as Common street.. New Orleans. arc the
duly authorized Agent. Of the Repub-
lean In that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

'''S~ '"~ "'eueiPntA IN thei city
whsrs he will establish hi. headqaar.
tsrs. He il appointed under special
act Of Congress, snd is ono VI . mum
bar Of new Agents just sent into tho
ssld IL diaersnt parts Of tho United
bsates. That he is the choice Of
President johnson and Secretary
McCuiioeh will 60 far to recon me nd
him to our people They will sl.o
b. pleased to learn ,ha, he comes In
take up his residence in Tsxa.--not
to ~ste money, bus to rcrfarm ~
inPorisnt duty TO The go,erumep,
aud the people. ~ one VII, earnestly
Sssirss the welfare ii both aud IL
willing {" for~ro other pleasure saJ
proot for the consciousness " acting
. patriotic part in a time shsn u..
ssIssh desssion 10 the pubic ,n,srs~,
h greatly needed
Wsss.raes The following paragraph
ftsn ne Grsen,'l'- Iadep.aass,,
VILLAINS l--L,r Thar.dsy Mr.
Huds,ssh ~ho live. fur miles ,cy,h
II town, heard come gems firing NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

nit R.A;cs, vo,. WI" 1As 20 W.
n,,. ~. %. "u"ur:cS
Gov.rno, =, ,hs 80, .,' ~"o'e VOC Tor
conss.,;on ri. s'. Nv, cahA
,h,, a.. ;n.o,;,. W. .'n". '"u'ca'e'
Ana ,.'.' '" = =" W on''er policy
.r., en".; Il ". .t s'''s"''y the gen.
S,;,, w." 49,. ''''""p'"". '"e ,'a'o
o,cnsd s"sr " , ,..,' 'ss,'' r Is re-
should me-, t"'" ,i =. Conservative
sisc,;on M ,.a aPp .".;s'.; i" me
T.ns,;,,,;" i" r. '"'' s' o. We
NO ",h.r 3D.. o"' 'noa,' os held
WIT. .,.;.., !, my o. -. &c 'ei' '"An to
nsc,os. ,m.v h.. 'na' ''%e many
~ 30 as's ''.ne'o places, or
So,',a Nv" :. .ss . a'sp"r'sd with
,om. a,hs, ,,... s ~ a. ~ SUPPORT or
h, ;mro,.s., ~ y" y. y, ,"I h may make
yo,s, =. r"..;h,.' =. ~ 'a w. =, many
ina, ,le.d how. ~ \. 'no eiesl,on
" oss d. mn. ,o",, !" , 0s''.'" mat
Convention :. -. ,;ar .e es''s''se 80
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

speedily as honesty allows We owe twenty ivy
millions, and the British Government owe i1 th rate Of
interest that Great Britain does sun ',U III forrr
debt is sens IN viT open trf'' fS.i Iecause owing
70 seuiLurnfs put forth in the Deao,i',Ic ~ c
conitlists dault whether debt will be- paid IN con-"
and Layc no sucb doubt relative 70 that 0t Britain By
% l,ir r,rtv we might be enabled % refund our
Of thirty forty years pay on nc M.ot - 20 ~ tc TTeas
ury-Mr Chase Mr.. Fesscudcn, land Mr. McCnIoch-ils-
serted when questioned on This p0ut th't 81 WIS
ntcncd te issued for the wardebt would he pa III
coin Thruaon was pledged 90 the payment ot me orG' l
cola. Allowing that there was sohrti,S CIGI ~, " ',p
c bonds confidently believed that they would be paid
i'm Snrcic} Certainly not Unless such brleI oNs''d,
lie Goverunou conld not have procured the mcans OF
grccnbick theory was originated by wodd not WI an
IN sec the debt paI because IL c0ur ted to enable
tbe uation 10 put down Rebellion. To refuse to redeem
the bonds with com. hut the nrSt sep toWald Iu-
diation by which the poor would be the greatest snr-
crs Let The country I've flooded with CrccnbIcks, and the
lahOTug classes would stand Qie WiNf SIWcudloIH anu
gamblers would flourish In the resumption Of specie
paymrns was the salvation Of tho country. That was
The true interest Of every man in the community, and es
uccialiy Of the man who lived by his labor.
Mr. Greeley expressed entire confidence i'm the result OF
cloronS services rendered bv cen Grant He had been
raised to the cet command of the Union armies by the
unanimous voice Of his c0un'rgmen, who undcr his lead
rrship felt an assurance OF success The result
TGmg ca Of [aCg au ,i l, tl bccn the gng Star Of
his country. and he would conHuo to be so daring the
years to In that hope the audience werc en-
treated 10 work earnestly and WELL and thcn let them
come down the night Of the 81 Of November and read
the returns o the greatest Union victory that the country
had ever achieved [ApplauSc.l
The meeting was subsequently addressed by MT Chas.
$. Spencer in a speech replctc with argument ana humor
and which elicIied frequent bursts Of applause.
THE SIXTEENTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAN
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The following named gentlemen were. last
evening elected officers of the Sixteenth Ward Grant and
ColfaX Campaign Club President, Capt john A. Mrrh;
II ltu
Secretaries, Charles Hcyzer and Richard MestiaIls;
TrcAsNrcr, DE Peter Van Rnren.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

We are informed that in the cases of Myra
Clark Gaines agt. The City Of New Orleans Same agt.
Manuel j. DE BZard ct al Same ag f. ID. De La CrOx.
ct al the United States District Judge for the District Of
louisiana hSs rccused himself because OF interest and
that this the mandates OF the Supreme Court
decided In every particular n favor Of Mrs Gaines aud
which eminent counsel say have settled all the principles
IN regard to her title TO her fathers estate n abey
ance FOR n brief period.
Various statements having been made in re-
gard 10 proposed visit OF Mrs LmcolD widow OF the
late President TO England. under tie protection Of the
Hon. Reyedy Johnson IL may be stated that that lady
wrote 10 Mr. johnson some time since his appointment
Minister 10 the Court Of st. James, nquring TO when
lie would SAIL and requesting to out under his protec
ton In due Mr. johnson Informed her OF his in
tenOn 10 sail from Baltimore, In the steamship Balti.
more, OF the Baltimore and Bremen lne the LIST Of
Aug stopping at southampton, and since then. at her
request. he has engaged passage for her on the sano
steamer aud she VIII sail hence, her 10 Scotland,
under these auspices We IL stated that IL 10 Mrs.
LncOn's intention 10 visit Queen Victoria As upon the
dccease OF President Lincoln the Queen wrote letter Of
coincidence Mrs LncOlu fEd the .surDise made TN
journal that IL not beyond the range OF possibility
that the latter may feel authorized 10 return thanks in
person. II not 10 become guest VI Her Majesty.