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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
KIN CONGRESS-sEcoyD SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WAsHISGTON, Wednesday, May %, 1853.
Mr.. ELIOT rep, Mass, on leave, introduced
bill providing for Marine Boards for the examination Of
Mr. EGGiEsToY rep. Ohio, reported bill authoriz.
ing the taking possession o the bar known Pass Outre
Oh tho Mississippi River FOR the construction OF canal
without expense TO the Government; also, bill 10 in
corporate the National Publication Co.
Tho SPEAKER informed the House that the mating
gnrb. The Chair doubted whether quorum OF members
was the city. II therefore for the House 20 deter
mine whether they would adjourn from day to day as
less than quorum VI members could not adjourn for
NJ HIGBY rep. Call moved that when the House
adjourn, II be until Saturday next.
Mr. KELSEY lep. hoped that the House would not
adjourn over; rs IL Eai qua, business
Mr.. INGERs0Lb tRep., lil.l wished to know whether
the House could not give the Managers notice that they
The question on adlOurning over until Saturday re.
Mr. wAsHbuRS2 1Rcp.. il moved ia an adjournment
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
from tho Secretary Of tho Navy noosng copies Of all
correspondence between the Department aud other per
relative TO the sale OF the ironcads oneoa and
The motion to adjourn decided in the negative
Mr.. WAsHBuRNE Rep Ill moved that the House
adjourn until Saturday next order that tho hall
might be placed In summer tim. and with the under
standing that business shall be transacted Satur
day. This wasagreed 10 by unanimous consent
PLANTATION in eject that TIC Chicago Repubcdn OF Mon.
day, the 18th inst had assaulted him. The editor In
SS saSS 5 n said What Sat %as not N f ha
Tie Tribune received information in advance OF other
journals, AS 10 what the vote on Impeachment
would be- since It had means OF information
denied to other journals. That newspaper
charged that he took night trip from Washington 10
Chicago to carry the nows me RepnNiean
said IL was very successful visit for the
that y plot had been hatched by certain per:
20 secure tho acqulttal OF the President, aud
that no was In that plot, also
The chicago Tribune. lie would therefore say
that he went to Illinois days before tho verdict on I'm
charge. from the beginning 10 the end, was absolutely
and unqualiledly false IL had not shadow 10 rest
upon. During the time that lie was IN Chicago, he
neither met nor convorsed with any man connected with
The Tribune. 30 far he knew during the trial OF
eehnent, he never spoke 20 any Senator with re-
gard 10 what his vote should be- ought to be- or might
be-
Mr. WARD Rep., N " offered a resolution. which was
adopted, asking the Secretary Of tho Interior whether
any persons connected with the Indian Commission have
received Commissioners mileage aud salary apart from
what they entitled 10 officers regularly IN the
employment OF the Government.
The House adjourned until Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
DEMOCRATIO GEMA

Abiding to Gen. Grants forthcoming nomi-
nation The Cincinnati Enqairr, Mr. Pendleton's organ
says:
When Grnnt mounts the Radical mule and gets the
monkey up behind him. may expect To some tai.
caperng in tho ring. and not little amusement In tbs
pit and galleries Ulysses seems both fitted aud fated to
ride mus and this last miserable riDgbOned spawned
blind stied knOctknced, glandered. colicEy jackass
that he about mount will stumble at tho first BRIDGE
and land him on the shady side OF the political Jordan,
where the Radicals from inpeachng and Presden
tial dummies are ut rest.
Speaking OF the presence Of Senator Wilson at tho Con-
gregational festival ia Brooklyn. tho other day-tMr
Wilson is well known prominent member Of the
church. and presided at the festivaD-fhe Troy Press
says;
A SENATORIAL CHADBAHD.-The Hon. Chadband VIII
held up his fat baud In the American Congrc gaona
Union on Friday at New-York and uttered an eEhorta
ton in words Of herewith" TO the Brothers and Sisters
OF the congregation. in which he breathed spirit OF
Christian charity. brothery love. and pure affection 10
all men, But Chadband went back TO Washington, and
against the evidence and the law, for corrupt partisan
pronounced falseverdct against Andrew
johnson.
Brick Pomeroy will lose bis aures IL he does not keep
sharp eye upon these ambitious rivals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
THE VOTE ON CONVICTION

To N, Editor OF The DfbgR,
SIR: The Times, in their Sunday issue, closes a
short very eIaBs beaded The Ldsueos Yesterday on
result Of the impeachment trial thus FHe'er distinguished Ia the
honorable way among Republican suAo sill 30 the Of
Tmbu Pe,seudep Ross Henderson, Gsne Fowler aud Van VIA
heo byave who vord for conviction are Of opa
that their associate, that boy have forever distinguished
themselves Ia the most honorable way there few Republicans n
In the Senate, who entertain quite <Ter's opinion
WHY hon not IN. twelve Demo rattle Senators who voted
au receive the sane eueou. The Ts bOoss their
allies, They arc certainly qs honest sad consistent as their FO
ever hends Al this too when the honor last
long This omission ,hou perhaps 10 excused aeoun. Of
bsnt oces.nsd By the receipt the joyous a. the
trial Ia certain quarters.
The Editor Of The nmo truly ynPshl' WITH otA,lO
rhsa he said;
"ff Il 20 die.
nos 10 be happy for | fear
~ soul hath her content ahsoluse,
That % another comfort hks 10 hy
Succeeds In unknown hto" 40
Moadsy JayB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
CONFERENCE OF PRINCIPALS or INSTITUTIONS
FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.

The 0nal session of tho Conference Of Ptin-
opal OF Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb was held in
Washington CITY saturday May 10. Mr. H. Gallaudet
said that Miss D. L. Dix DESTROYS OF showing her inter
est in tho deaf and dumb had placed In his hands sum
Of money sufficient 90 afford each Institution 49, Tor tho
purchase OF mcmcnto OF her regard on motion OF
Tho Roy H. Talbot. resolution OF thanks 10 Miss DIX
was adopted. Mr. l. I. Peet. from Committee on Con
yention reported modified resolution that IN the Qpin
ion OF the Conference general conventions OF all persons
engaged I'm che work OF deaf mute education should be
held from TING TO time; that Committee OF Ave DO ap
pointed make arTang ements for such Convention IN
1869 1870 and that all officers OF institutions for the
deaf and dumb be- invited % -ad Convention without
gard 10 the methods OF instruction pursued by
them. Adopted. Mr.. Maclutlre, from the
Committee Periodical reported in favor OF rcyiying
the American Annals OF tho Deaf and Dumb and that
for this purpose Committee he appointed az follows:
T. NJ Galaude OF the District ~ Columbia &. Stone OF
Connecticut, l. L. Poet Of New York, ". J. Palmer OF
Nc On Carolina, and Thomas Maclnre Of Indiana. On
motion Of Mr. Turner. resolution ~ thanks % President
Gaaudet and his associates adopted md 20 this the
President responded expressing his qualification at the
interest IN tho work Of the National Deaf Mute
College DIR. Migan presented resolution rendering
the thanks 81 the Conference 90 DR. IL Nichols md his
assistants for the kindness aud courtesy shown 10 tho
for the Insane. Adopted Sir. Palmer moved aud
Conference adopted resolution OF thanks 10 DR. Poet,
the presiding officer o the Conference. Nr l. l. Pect
read portions Of elementary chemistry prepared by
his brother. on motion Of Mr. Galaudci, the meeting
shen adjourned sue dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, Mass, May 20.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day 20 elect delegates to
the National Convention which meets in HewYork, July
4. Two hundred and five towns and cities were repre-
sented by o56 delegates The Hon. Charles G. Green OF
Boston chosen President with 80 Vice Presidents
The Convention declined to resolutions NO formal
speeches were made The delegates generally desired to
leave the party free TO take such position as cfcuu
stances hereafter indicate favorable to success
John Quincy Adams late Democratic candidate Tor Gov
ernOT made brief speech in response 10 call, AFTER
which three cheers given for 1.-THE next Governor
OF Massac husetts" The delegates are; J. G. Abbott
Boston; Reuben Noble Wcstfeld Josiah Bardwell Bos
ton; George w. Gill. Worcester. AterDates: j. X Tar
box Lawrence Il. II. sweeser, Lowell I. + Ptunkett
Pittsheld: George johnson, Bradford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
DEMOCRATS BEGGING NEGRO vorl


GBr,et from private letter written BY Northern lady resting
Cuthber', Georgia.
"Such time as there was at the election
The white people hiring and kng0ing the nigeers'
to get their wish that had the gift Of carica-
ture that might give you faint idea OF their doiugs
But jIst allow your imagination TO picture the scene
Give full play-you cannot eXaggerate. Think Of those
digned SOutherners who little over three years ago
would have ordered say 200 lasbes the bare back
collecting in clique OF dozen. non minging with them.
an arm around their necks cOaxing them and lying 70
them to get their votes. And they carried little Cuthbert
aud then such rejoicing and firing Of guns We 10
the mOurnfu conclusion that they had gained the state
Surely they would carry just for Cuthbert.
Judge they kept it up the whole night . They
tell the people that the ghosts OF their dead soldiers
going about TO kill the Radicals that IL ia false that Ash
burn was fired on he suddenly J1 dedd' The ghosts
being the murcrcr, or They make some Oh the
plantation darkies believe this"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

cannot be degraded by forcing MoBgresm them FROM
without but when they themselves Ldyd0on IN he gutter
and they finally bnug upon themselves the awful neccs
sIty, or later Of killing these niger e's 10
sdre their tires And every and woman. TOO. IN
the South that osse,fs % niger schools 0gr uosg
also from necessity aids TO bring tho nal catastrophe
Of San Domingo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
OFFICIAL DECLARATION or TIE RESULT or THE
ELECTION.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS. La Nav I3. 1868.

IOOIclANA.
OFFICIAL DECLARATION or THE RESULT or THE
ELECTION.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 10, 1868. }
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1N. -Ertrdct.-1. The re-
turns OF the election held IA the State Of Louisiana the
18th aud 18th days of April 1863 In Of special
orders Nos s. and S. current SERIES from these head
quarters having been mado 90 the Commanding General
in accordance with law, the result OF the said cleo
ton upon the question. Of ratification rejection OF the
constitution framed by the late Convention, and for
members Of the House OF representatives OF tue UNITY
States, IL hereby announced Tor the hf9raoh auu gun
dance Of all concerned -
Votes cast for the Constitution. ..........66153
Votes cast against the Constitution .--..4o'5s
Majority Tor che Constitution. ........... i7A5
For Of Congress the returns OF votes cast OK
FIRST Oong,esslonai Disirict-J Hale sypher $3.50; A.
W Walker. 6.sS5; II n Frsbe. 26 James Manu. Z; scat
tefiUg. 49, - -, .o, q,
mon Jones' 6GJl D. Straight a T. Field 1873; Joseph
p. Nswsham. 10; j. q. A. FelOws.i 49,,
Third Congressional Dtt'fc' - Joseph p. Hewshsin'
1921 j. O. A. Fellows, 0OSi; James Mushaway, lO88; r.
g. WIcIfc, OFT; JONES Mann, 90; simon Jones' 20 A.
Walker s; s. straight D. A. + Fold, 2; scattering T.
Fourth Congressional DisfTet 90 Michael VIDAL tii6o
John t. King, )4S2 q. L. Ferguson 1905; ~ b. etle,
nm Congressional District - W. Jasper Blackburn.
939i; Ross wilkinson, 1855 r konnedy' 6'2O' H. H.
Snyder. 2: Eugene Tisdnlc D. scattering, l.
Tie following named persons having received the
greatest number Of votes east ia their respective as
cts hereby declared duly elected members o. he
House OF Representatives OF the United States VIZ j.
JIae Syphcr, Frst District James Mann Second DlS'
rict; Joseph p Eewsham, Third District Michael Vlda.
Fourth District; W. Jasper Blackburn. Firth District
Certificates of election viii be issued upon application
az these headquarterl.
BY command OF Brevet Major Cen. r. G Buchanan;
Acting Asst Adj. Gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

The talei0h IN. c. Star, though not disposef
10 reoco greatly over the ratification OF the new State
Copstut6n. suggests that, however much people NAV
dise IT, they bete got 10 live under IL I'LL they can cot
btet Que. and the sooner they go 10 work ~ mako ga
let OF shelr condition. tho better fqg thsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30

MARYLAND PoLrTIcs.-Hon. John E. Smith,
Pres ,dent of the Maryland State Con ven tion OF
the 9th of March, announces the names of the
members of the new Republican State Central
Committee which that body authorized to be
appointed Each county and Bait more city
are given the same number of members on the
committee that they have representatives in the
Legislature. The Baltimore city members are
authorized TO act as the Executive Committee
Five eolored men are appointed from the city
as consulting members, and Judge Smith re.
quests the County Committees 10 each add to
their number the name of one colored Republi-
can. to act as a medium Of comm unication with
the colored Republicans Of The several counties,
and to cooperate with the cofored members OF
the Executive Committee In all matters affect.
ing their reople. The entire committee is called
upon 10 meet in Baltimore. for the purpose OF
organization. on Friday, May sth. .-.
The Cumberland Jnion and the Frederick
Repsdlican are beth out this week i'll opposition
TO the con nyention called by the disaffected Re-
publicans, TO assemble in Baltimore next
month. t.e . ""
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Very lew traces now exist in New York of
the money panic through which they passed in
tre early part of April. Loans are readily
effected at q 10 per cent on miscellaneous
securities. The banks are accommodating their
regular customers as usual and prices Of
public securities. AZ well as of speculative
stocks, are getting back to the points from
which they fen 20 suddenly and so ruinousIy
TO many innocent holders Gold is ste;dy at
3, Z to 30, and foreign exchange. which was
made high by aItficiaily stun ulating pric :. Is
gradually settling down 10 natural ate
again. Government securities have been VERY
active and largely dealt IN. There has been an
unusually heavy investment demand tor s-3js
German bankers and brokers in the confidence
of the Treasury Department have been among
the heaviest purchasers. and for calls OF s-39s
At 10. before May a high as = per cent was
offered on large amounts The new 500 bonds
7-30s. 1t Is supposed, will 10; W issard before
July Ist
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RIDERS AND SUICIDE.

st. LOUIS. April 29.-Two street railroad
contractors, named Philip Ryan and Chaplin.
got INTO quarrel to-day. The latter shot th,.
fol 4ner, killing him almost instantly
John Callahan cut his throat to-day. in a fit
ably die.
TWO men named Frank Buchanan and Thos
Saher. quaTreled in n saloon, when Buchanan
stabbed Saher, severing an artery. from which
he died in six hours
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[By bankers, and Brokers, Telegraph.l


Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bond.
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW ioRK. April 30.-First Board-U. s. 6's,
Fl, coupon, 49,. 5aO's, ls62. coupons, liz !.
lcS4 coupon, lG2.; 1865, coupons 1lOA: 1855
coupon, new, l0,a 5.ao's. 1-67, coupon, 1oa ! {:
lO4O S, coupons, ltr2 7p's. second, To- I 3O's
third. l07 Pacific Mail. S5; OHIO and Missis-
sippi Certificates, 39a; Mariposa. ): Atlantic
Mnl q: Canton, ASH: H:Cumberland,3l; Western
Union Teiegraph,36l4; Z Quicksilver27A Boston
water Power. S2E n. Y. Central, 7U's; Erie
tt1s: DO. preferrd, -: Hudson, 1876; Readin ng,
e94: Michigan Central, 1l5; Michigan South
eIn, "a; Illinois Central, IA a; Cleveland ann
Pirsbnrg, e2]s; Northwestern, 62 z, do. prprd
.iA Cleveland and Toledo. h53, Rock Island
s3s. Ferr Wayne, I03x: Alton Terra Hauta
~; Toledo * Wabash, 5ea; Chicago & Alton
l26; do. prefd, I2s; Adams Ex., 3Os.; Wells
Fargo 90. Express. p; American Express,
Union, 31ts; Gold, 1884,. Market dun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30

ROUND HATs.-The new style OF round hat
mas high, sugar loaf crown. with a brim
wider than that of last year The new hat is of
brown straw, the crown sIoping up small and
NAT on the top: the brim wider on one side thap
the Other turns up, and spanned by a velvet
oaho Rosette leaves of ribbon surmount this
par ana black crystailiZed lace caught up ny
the band and tied in a loose knot falls over the
shoulder. Ii Is Jaunty, pretty hat. The hats
Win low crown, and narrow. dropping brim,
futed ribbon around the crown and the edge
pound with green velvet, with scarf of green
frosted lace: A snowy round hat il of pink
SILK. with pink spangled lace streamers. The
wide brim hats will b. used later in the season
for seaside yy.ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30

81 Women in Tunis are selling their children
for bread.
81 During the last fifteen years 1850 chill
dren have been sent West from New York
AZ party Of Indiana women. who were a
prohlbltory law unto themselves, demolished
three ''gIn mills" the other day.
Jane Bennett a handsome and elegant
looking woman. said 10 be- from CINCINNATI has
been arrested IN New York for picking pockets
at funerals.
~A cooperative building bank has come
into existence ia New York. which proposes
20 give a man house of his own in about eight
years for the sum that be now pays IN rent.
81 John Hart stabbed Tim Mccarthy. IN
Nashville. on Monday, and was himself sub,e-
quently shot by James Hennessy. Both are
dangerously wounded.
I" girl named Mary Ingerbreisen attem pt-
ed 10 kali her mother in Lewiston. Wisconsin.
last week. by striking her in the head with
hammer and infiictmg thirteen cuts upon her
oody. She then coolly walked TO a neighbor's
house and told of what she had done. She Is
now safely lodged in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30

SUITS AGAINST VIRGINIA PosTNAaTKRs-
Ihe names of Robt. Deatheredge. OF Flint Hill
Rappahannock County: G.. L. Cochran OF
salem Fauquier County: William Bradield.
OF Snickersville. Ioudon County: Mrs Mar.
garet Williams. of Ayr Hill, Fairfax County:
David Meade of White Post Clarke COUNTY:
A. II. Spilman. of WarrentOn; Thomas John
son, of Millview Fauqu! n County, and James
Cowiing, of Broan Run, Fauqui. IT county, Va,
are on the list of Postmasters against whom
suits have been Instituted in the United States
circuit Court of Virginia, for amounts claimed
To be due the Government. In most of the
cases the property for which the postmasters
are held accountable Was turned over TO the
Confederate Government s+..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN THE
30 a. WEST.

Especial Dispatch TO the Star.
CHICAGO. April 31.-Ths Republicans OF
Kane, Lake and McHenry counties, in the
Second Congressional District, have Instructed
their delegates TO the Congressional Con vention
TO vote for the denomination of Gen John r
tarnsworth. This will secure his renomina.
uon, as the three counties named send twenty
two out OF the forty delegates which will COM
PRISE the Convention.
call has been issued for a Soldiers and
sailors state Convention, 10 meet at Milwau-
kee. Wis on the 18th of Nav. to appoint dele
gates TO the National Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vention which Will meet in this city on the 18th
of Nav
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THE SECESSION QUESTION IN THE
NEW DOMINION.

OTTAWA, CANADA. April 3U.-In the Hou Sc
OF commons, last night, Mr.. McDougal. of
Nova Scotia. moved the repeal of the resolu
lons, and delivered a speech upon the state of
feeling In Nova Scotia. hintIng that if the peo-
PIE OF that province We're not freed from the
confederation bloodsh he'd might be- the result.
he Efforts 10 get the House into a committee
OF the whole on the resolutions was vigorous ly
opposed. and after a long bedate the motion
was lost An amendment. confirming the prin-
clples of the confederation in strong terms vas
then carried by large majority
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tONSEt RATION OFASSISTANTB
WHITTLE OF VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA April 3o.-Rev. F NJ White,
OF the Episcopal Church, late OF Louisville.
was to-day consecrated Assistant Bishop of the
diocese OF Virginia. Bishops Bedel. of ONO:
Lee, OF Delaware. and Johns. of VIrcinla OFF :
Grated Inc sermon on the occasion wa
preached by Bishop BedeI There was very
large attendance of the clergy from the State
and el>ew here.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABI

LONDON, April 30-Forenoon.-The weather
is fine. Securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Aprii 80 Forenoon Cotton
duil and unchanged. Sales of 5000 bales
BIeadstuhs dull and easier
LONDON, April 3Q--Afternoon.-U. 5-20's,
40 Illinois Central, s54. Others unchanged
LIVERPOOL, April 30-Alternoon.-Cotto
easier, but the quotations are the same. Bread
stnns quiet. Provisions are generally quiet
LONDON, April S0-Evening.- s3 . a
" Tor money and account; u. s. $40 s, 7Oa IL
lino's Central, e5h; Fries, 64.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-EveRing.-Cotton a
traction of: sales Of 5000 bales; Upiands on the
spot II y ahoaf, l2d: Orleans, 121s Other ar
tlcles quiet and unchanged
LONDON, April 3o-Evening.-The bullion in
the Bank OF England has decreased one hun
dred six thousand pounds sterling.
a3f % ~ So