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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
DRUGGISTS.
HARNESS MAKER

w. HI, WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Psk Block Main street. Ashtabula Ohio,
has hand and makes to ordcr in the best manner,
Ieverything in his line. s.,s-i .-L-s-l. oo9
y. a.. ron D. ManHfacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness Brides Collars, Trunks, Whips, &c, Oppo-
site Fisk House Ashtabula, Ohio. SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

GEORGE G. FUBRaRD, Dealer. IN Hardware,
Iron Steel and Nails. Stoves, Tin Plate. Sheet Iron,
Copp-r and Zinc and Manufacturer Of Tin Sheet IrHF
xpd Copper Ware, Fiskt Block, Ashta5ula Ohio. 410
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

NOW is The time to buy your Tin
ware. Great reduction in prices az
4. E.. BIXBY s CO.'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
TURKEY.

CRRTAN AFFAIIS-THE PRINCIPALITIEs.
Our Constantinople correspondent sends us
the following intelligence from Turkey:
The long expected return Of Ao Pasha from Crete has
not vet off. There many contrary reports and
much speculation the reasons. II you ask any Turk
ish official at the Porte he will tell you that the Grand
Vzier delayed merely TO put some finishing touches TO
his pacication. II you ask the Greeks
who are in the matter they will tell you that the Turks
have committed such barbares recently that the Con-
su protested the Pasha and he Is detained by that
unpleasant affair. ,o,
The latter version is the more probable Aal Pasha
mas generally much liked Fuad Pasha has Dee
hated by the Greeks II Aa has failed, in spite OF hs
popularity and great ability no one can succeed
our next great question rs, VIII Roumanla, serVla'
Bulgaria Epirus, Thessay. rise In the Spring. at,
l. The Turks are increasing their forces IN RomeHa,
showing that they apprehend danger.
q Scores Of young Bulgarians, OF whom we nave aI
least % 900 as gardeners artisans Osters &C. leaving
by every for Vano and the Danube and they all
90 10 servia 10 be on hand when the Spring opens.
g. The real OF things will depend upon Russia,
and she IA probably not yet ready. .
All the railroads and railroad enterprises are IN the
worst state possible. ,.
No reform possible in Turkey. American Minister ana
the Porte on very bad terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

ANOTHER BATTIE--1WO HUNDREDTURk kILLLD
-HIDEOUS YILLIANIES-APPEAL FOR AID.
The news from Crete received IN Washing
ton yesterday that another battle has been tonight ana
resulted in the death OF Turks although the Sutans
gun boats were in the immediate vicinity OF the battle
field Gen. CoroneOs landed at Canea on the ist INST
with frcsh supply OF picked volunteers ana others arc
TO follow. 80, oc-,,, -,
The Provisional Government publishes an Official bu
letn of Turkish and crimes disclosing e iact
that from June !, 1867 To January j, lso5,
l?i married women and maids OF from ten 10 20 years
OF age and 81 OF from 90 TO 80 years IS children ana 3
men chiefly aged, massacrod. Eghty.four married
and 200 unmarried rayished by the Turks
Thlrty-hye cOrpses devourcd by dogs. Iweuty-
three vicmes burned alive and - women were tor
tnred Eight churches were desecraed and dsgustngy
outraged by the M0slem sOldery.
The Russian fleet humanely continues TO carry non
combatans 90 Greece.
Tie Cretan Commission at Athens has addressed an al
peal help To all the zoyereigns OF Europe ana 10 INC
President OF the United States.
Holy Father the first to respond by forward
1900 francs The King Of Greece contributed 1900
francs railway from Athens 10 the Pirfus is TO ne
opened i'm August next II will connect the capital Win
the scashore by Is minutes ride 10 the cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1868
Bills were reported favorably-for the extern
sion OF New York. from sixty ninth ST. 70
Ninctysevent-st Incorporating the Ithmus snip Cana
company requiring searches the office OF the Register
and Clerk of NewYOrk 10 be made on written request
Mr. GENET introduced bill providing that no person
shall charge receive for the examination OF the s
any property real personal, which loan sha DC
made more than fifty cents liz sO0 also blll repeating
article title 49, chapter 30 part OF revised statutes IT,
latng TO regulations concerning brokers.
BILLS PASSED. a.,
Incorporating the city OF Ogdensburg; allowing .he
Hudson City Savings Bank TO invest ten per cent Oh lne
deposits in bonds OF towns situated in Columbia County,
amending the charter OF the Niagara Falls suspension
Bridge Company; amending the charter OF Buffalo, ehahg
ing the name OF the Dramatic and Musical Beneyoleht
Society OF New York. incorporating the village OF Green
port Suffolk County, incorporating the Freewi Baptist
General Conference Of North America Incorporating the
Manhattan Express; authorizing life insurance compa
MES 10 make annual dividends
THE IMPEACHMENT OF CANAL COMMISSIONER dorm
The PRESIDENT said that under the laws OF the state
had become his duty 20 call together the Court OF I'M
parchment for the trial OF Robert DORM TO meet IN the
Senate Chamber at noon Tuesday next, and that no
tees to that effect had been issued TO members OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
LATEST GENERAL NETS.
Try Telegraph ]

ny Telegraph
Business in Boston being PROSTATE, 1,2O0
mechanics will take passage for California TINS week
Gen. Sherman starts from st. Louis to-
day Omaha to meet the Indian Commissioners
Messrs. Wiley & Brothers steam mill in
ChaIupin, Mimi. burned on Friday; loss $4,000
Mr.. T. C. Kelsey's planing-mill, in
Clarksye, No. burned on Wednesday; loss Sl'OOo'
go. Mountain work on the Union Pacific
Railroad has been suspended on account of the Storm
Mcssrs. Graf, Bennett & Co.'S mill, In
West Pittsburgh, was burned on Saturday evening.
Mr.. w. =. Granger, Chief-Engineer OF
Hoosick Tunnel, has resigned
Five prisoners escaped from the county
Jail in Richmond, Va, on Saturday
The Mississippi Convention, on Saturday
considered the Judiciary report.
.... Messrs. G. ID. & ID. a. Rosseau,s brick
paningm in West Troy was burned on Saturday morn
Ing. Loss $4,000
In the Virginia Convention, on Saturday,
the proposal for separate schools for whites ana
49,. The Methodist Church ON Warren-st.,
Boston, and two small dwellings adjoining were CON
sumed yesterday morning Loss s2o,oO
Belfast. Me-, will subscribe $4,000 to
the prerred stock OF the Belfast and Moosehead Rail
road, and the company will build at once
Mr.. j. Stearnss store at BrattlebOro', VT,
was entered by burglars Oh Friday night, ana the sae
broken aud robbed.
Boston revenue officers seized III barrels
Of spirits on saturday on board OF the steamer Roman
from Philadelphia.
Three sons of the Hon. Charles Dudley,
OF Agency City, Iowa, persisted in his mansion when IL
was burned The event noticed by the Iowa Legs
lature Saturday
Messrs. Gould g. Brothers extensive lin
seed oil works In Chicago, were consumed yesterday
morning. The loss cannot be less than s25o,OoO. The
machinery alone valued at 100000.
.... Mr. Deebin Mitchel's livery stable in
West Troy and "A dwelling adjoining, were consumed
Yesterday. An unknown lad from Buffalo. who was al
lowed to sleep in the barn. was fatally burned Loss
$4,000
The Chicago Board of Trade adopted
resolutions Saturday, favOring the construction OF
connecting lines of railway from the West 10 the sea
hoard, and oondenning Commodore Nanderbilts action
i'm seeking to control travel and in the North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
rp1A1 on A rrNIAN CAPTAIN.

TRIAL. OF A FENIAN CAPTAIN.
IoNpoN. March 2s-The trial of the Fenian Gen.
NauIe. which was unsuccessfully attempted at the
SLIGO Assizes some time ago, will take place before
the Court of Queens Bench in this city some time IN
May.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ~ TIE BANKRUPT
COURT.
The case of George Francis Train, who was arrested
for debt due an English firm incident TO the street
railroad speculation years ago came before the
Court of Bankruptcy at Dublin day or two since
Mr. Train presented to the Court schedule OF hs
assets and liabilities, which the Cont rejected as
complete farce, and denounced il as worth less
than so much blank paper"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
EUROPE.
ABYsSINIA.
GEN, NAPIER PREPARING FOR BATTLE
STRENGTH OF THE TWO ARMIES.

GEN NAPIER PREPARING FOR BATTLE
STRENGTH OF THE TWO ARMIES.
~ ATLANTIC rplEeRlPH TO TRIBUNE
ANTALo, Abyssinnia, March G, via LONDON. March
&.-The Commander-in- Chief and officers of the
English expedition advancing for the liberation of
the captves have become convinced, from positive
information from the extreme 'front.' that King Theo
dorus is prepared and means to fight Major-Gen
Napier is now aware that the royal native army is
placed in a very strong position, situated between
two rivers, near Lake Hiak, the watershed OF
the country being it is said in this region The for
tress and palace of Msgdala are distant two days
march in the rear of the Kings headQuar-
tiers. Deep ravines encircle the Abyssian camp
In this camp, and on the line toward Magdala,
Theodorus has $1,000 warriors, the works and camp
being defended by six large guns. On the east and
south of Lake Hiak-Hiak means " sea" or shore
arc high and steep mountains; the lake
being it is said, about 45 English miles
In circumference. The river Mile flows past
10 the east the river Bashilo running
rapidly TO the west. and somewhere between the
two on Chrstianized soil regarded as holy the King
IL said to be posted. Gen. Napier has 5000 English
troops posted here Analo the capital of Enderta and
one of the principal towns of gre Territory The Cen
eral will move to Ashangi. TO morrow the advance
brigade moves, and the General leads by choice.
Baggage of every description has been reduced two
thirds by order. Forage for cattle-of which large
number are requred-is scarce. The roads are very
bad and difficult to travel the country being for the
most part dry of volcanic formation. The Queens
soldiers are suffering from dysentery and lever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
NEW-YORK MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1865.

there had already violence and cOnfseaton enough
but he reserved TO himself the right of considering the
labors of the commission sitting and at the same
time he expressed decided opinion that the moment
had arrived when there must be considerable cnange
i'm The condition OF the unendowed clergy OF Ireland
which would elevate their influence BY this he dd not
mean what was vulgaTy called paying the priests"
maxim hem the stipendaes OF the state, Of which he
strongly dsapproved Referring to his oftquoted speech
OF 1874 lie maintained that, though expressed perhaps
with the needless rhetoric which appeared 10 be the
appanage OF all who sat below the gangway the sent
Ipfn Of II was right and he concluded by avowlng MS
relief that the Ministerial programme the com
mencement OF a new policy for Ireland.
Mr.. Mcguire then withdrew his motion, and the debate
Laced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

mnco Delay they insist will prove dange Tne,ueia
attention OF Baez seems be fixed upon Neheh.r g.
where he is watching the movements OF
bra Gen Pmental and the other exlles tns s bjs
10 remain with Luperon Baez will never move io "a
present retreat Ills popularity however, Is n Ea 10
cant Gen Hungria is alarmed lie teeis faS' ia FOR
CabraI the southern provinces do not heed ~
Gen Nazuea anti Baez) is oyerrunnins me ue
81 Domingo and Cibara and anarchy regns suprelne
Gen LuperOn is expected in the British steamer IA 40
The management Of public affairs Is IN the hahus " and
serteIs from the Spanish army. The dungeons arc iu
and the people reject the Government cuTrehCy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
XLTH CONGRESS-IID SESSION
SENATE. WASHINGTON, March 2s' lses-

E.
After the CHAIR had presented the ONO
Legislatures resolutions asking Congress to declare
naturalized citizens allegiance 10 foreign po"
the Conference Committees report upon coverlht '
the Treasury the proceeds of captured and aOanuon
nronertv was agreed TO- and bills relating TO DsIlc'"'
Columbia affairs were reported
EXEMPTION OF MANUFACTURES FROM INTERNAL fAh.
ON motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN the Senate took up tDe
report of the Committee Of Conference On .ae Oil
Mr. NYE rep. New again opposed the amendment Tor
furnishing whisky frauds He objected 70 the price o'"s
ta Mr ii PS Rep T. j. said that the e.
feet the bill would be TO close up every dis'ei' " ~
Mr SHERMAN ep Ohio replied that hs PsHs,S
Of the Committee Tas TO enaD InS IN the cities
Mr. NYE feared that the effect woud DC 70 Up tisLr
Government OF any revenue wIaeSgt With rcVeuWe si
e e9I perhaps % '''' ....-..,.,o.,o.
whisky pays duty, while accompliees receive more Juan
the Government The bill was 700 stringent; ho tt
gested an amendment leaving IL 10 the discretion OF ~"
Internal Revenue Commissioner TO close up disteil'
instead OF making Il mandatory upon MN. ro,,a coy
Mr.. SHERMAN-Itls useless TO attempt another ION
nittee of conference bill has been fully considered
Mr. MORTON rep, Ind objected to the punishment
prescribed for these frauds. Congress might mulpy
penalties but until it is made personal danger TO com
init such frauds Government cannot collect the TAX ih
fines less in amount than the tax. Congress shouia te
prve the Internal Revenue COMMISSIONER the seeIesy
the power 10 compromise. The disrct-attOrneys are
tempted by the law giving them only $50 Tor every cur
vIction but allowing them two per cent II thcy oOlaD
confession Of judgment fOr<2O0O0Or $4,000 -, -.
Mr.. HENDRICKS Dem, Ind condemned uie tan -
unreasonable and being the sole cause O tle Ii,u
proper tax could be collected, and tax OF hity re7
would produce greater revenue than one OF Two u1."
Congress should not start out Win the ldea ua0 "HS
Is outlaw TO be hunted down.
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, Mel said that II IL was 70 pe put
upou moral grounds Government should not IectiN"
dollar from such source-a poisonous article ana
fruitful OF crime As however this was MATER
that might be left To the States he in favor 81 aabs
il as a luxury TO the highest possible point.
Mr. SHERMAN responded that the only question row
is whether the bill In such form may be approved ny
the people. ...,.., M,
Mr. SHERMAN called attention 10 the fact that the hiI
would not impose tax Of than two cents on par
rel OF -four; merely placing tax oi oIs-tn W "D' ~
cent on amounts over five thousand dollars ,
Mr. HOWE Rep WIS., declared himself ~ favor ~ COZ
Letting two dollars tax, but Thought TINS OH "od VIC '
operative % do II. =, -, -,
MIR CAMERON G,ep, PENN believed that The lax
could be collected, and wOnld vote Tor ths anu 'N1
measure tending 10 enforce 10.
Mr.. HOWARD's mOton--t0 disagree ard ASK 2notssr
Committee of Conference agreed 10 by the io""G
vote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
THE VEST INDIES.
IIAYTI.

CONFLICTING REPORTS FROM HAYTI-sAINAVE
SAID TO HAVE BEEN BADLY WHIPPED
LOAS-FRENCH ADMIRAL SATISFIED.
HAVANA, March 2S.-0ur dates from Haytl are
10 the 10th inst. The merchants had made loan OF
100000 10 Government at 30 per cent interest The
French Admiral was satisfied in consequence aud sailed
from PortauPrince. Gen. Solomon was expected from
southampton BY the British mail steamer Iallsnan'
president sanaye had become alarmed in consequence
and hurryng TO reach the capital before MN From
Jam adyces report salnaye 70 nave Deen peateh
I'm the recent engagement with great losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
ENORMOUS FRAUDS IN GALvEsTON-TNCENDIAR
ISM CONTEMPLATED AS A CLOAK.

GALVESTON, March 99.-1he Treasury Agents,
Messrs soanmaker aud Randall have detected astound-
ing tobacco and whisky frauds the revenue here, per-
petrated through the bonded warehouses; and having
qualifications at New-Oreans and elsewhere Several
officials are involved. In the Galveston bonded ware
houses 400 barrels supposed TO have contained whisky
were found full water barrels empty and so
barrels had been filled with combustible compound,
with the view probably Of destroying the warehouses
and all evidences Of the fraud The persons implicated
have fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were reported fayOrably-I0 provide
for boundng certain towns to facilitate the construction
OF the Syracuse and Chenango Valley Railroads TO pre-
vent the OvercrowdiDg Of city railroad cars To authorize
the Metropoltan Transit Company construct certain
railroad tracks in New-Iork; To widen VanderDutaVe
Brooklyn; appropriatng $4,000 TO aid in the construc
ported the consideration of the House TO incorporate
The BROOKLYN Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
SPAIN.

OUTRAGE UPON THE AMERICAN MAIL BAGS
MADRID, March 2S-The Government is vigorously
excluding all American newspapers, Selling them IN
the mails or wherever found. Even those addressed
TO Mr. Hale, the American minister, have been sup
pressed. Mr. Hale has protested to the Spanish Gov
eminent against tlis outrage. - ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
REIGUTNi.
THE RIOTS EXTENDING.

THE RIOTS EAIENDlNGs
LONDON. March 2s.-Later dispatches mention that
the riots at Charleroi Belgium. have again broken
out. The disorder has spread with alarming rapidty
to other mining districts in the nefghborhood The
authorities have posted troops and taken other
measures to meet every emergency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
JAMAICA.

LAYING OF THE CABLE TO AsPINwALL'
HAVANA, March 2S.-We have news from
Kingston Ja to Tuesday last The United States steamer
Gettysburg was expected TO lay the cable learne H
negro has been ecurng in Jamaica rms Is one oi th
signs OF the times He Is going TO the Southern states OF
tho American Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
GERMANY.
IN BAVARIA

BERLIN. March 29.-Anti-Prulsian riots have taken
place in the northern paye of Bavaria Crowds
gathered at several places and made violent demon
STATIONS against Prussian influence and union with
the Mort efn Confederation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
NOVA sCoTIA's OPPOSITION TO THE CANADIAN
CONFEDERATION ACT.

HALIFAX, March 2S-Fifty-two members of
Parliament have signed petition asking the British
Parliament to withdraw and cancel the act creating the
Dominion OF Canada The petition say that the Union
Act has overthrown their institu tons and initiated pro-
cess OF acknowledgements that IL deprives them Of the
right OF sefgovernment and subjects them TO enor-
nous cost and inconvenience by compelling them TO
transact public business in city eight hundred miles
Distant t transfers TO the Government at ottawa
powers more extensive than the Imperial Parliament
exercised and vests in that Government the entire
patronage OF the PostOhce, Revenue DepartmentLght
Parliament the right 10 burden the trade OF Nova Scotia
with the world at large The petitioners characterle tue
mode In which the act brought about as surprise
upon the people and fraud upon the Imperial Parla-
ment and they add that IL has since been condemned AT
every hustngs with a unanmity before witnessed
on public questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
ST DOMINGO.

ANARCHY REIGNISG SUPREME.
HAVANA, March 20. = From st. Domingo
anoher numerous commission had gone TO URGE Baez TO
DO bis REORGANIZATION and leave Curacao for st Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

OPENING OF NAVIGATION ON LAKE ERIE.
BUFFALO, March 29.-No ice Is to be seen on
the lake feet of vessels is expected to leave this week
for the upper ports The Ice has disappeared without
the usual freshet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
HIGHHANDED oUTRAGEs BY THE KU KLUX
KHAN.

CINCINNATI, March 2S.-The Gd:ette has
dispatch saying that the murderous Ku klux Kan LETT
documents In Mr. Patrick Haneys house, rear Wayeroy
Tenn few days ago. warning him to quit the country
lie paid attention TO it, but kept on with his work.
subsequently, large company OF Rebels, disguised and
armed dragged him ont of his house at about midnight
carried him to a creek three miles distant, tied a rope
round his his neck and dragged him up and down the
creek pulled his hair ana beard, kicked and whipped
him. and left him lying unconscious in the woods. He
found the following evening by his wife. MI ianey
is well known in Nashville lover OF the Union. The
Ku Klux visited the house Of George Bryant cOlored last
night eight miles from Nashville, and demanded adms
sion Not having any faith in their ghosty professions
the colored denied them admission but leveed his
gun on them and then they made precpitate retreat
He recognized in Of the scoundres neghbor named
Warren and has taken out warrant for his arrest The
ydee (Ku Kux organ has published an extra, warning
Union men and negroes not 10 their homes until
after the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
THE FAMINE IN ALGERIA.

ton. The clever satire has already been spoken Of
IN this correspondence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST JEFFERSON DAVIS
RICHMOND. March 2S.--The United States
Grand Jury has found indictment against Jefer-
son Davis The document fifty pages and details
Dayiss ofeDses since the opening Of the Rebellion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
rnE GARDE MOBILE.

II is estimated by the Minister Of War Marshal
Mel that since the new army law has been put INTO
operation the garde mobile of France has been III
creased TO 100000 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
FRANCE.

A FORTH COMING IMPERIAL hANt ESlV'
PARIS, March 29th.--It is understood that the En-
peror Napoleon is engaged in preparing an important
manifesto in regard to the foreign policy OF his gov
eminent. The document is expected TO appear ABOUT
the 18th prOXimO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30


Buctalv, Etunrds af'n'fI 5yl,oIhu
Chandler Fesseuusu. hornh NIb aINh.N'..
OLE U.BdyiIs Van MiltT.
COnkhng Io"ar', Patterson W nj 49, %
Dfrts Hove Ksnsfg. Ntes"-''-
Dieoa .Io.Hson, Paterson ffeun)
Heniersou W0--*
Catte, Morgan sumter H.
FTelng huysen, Iomeoy. Dsp, !, 'a,s ~ 80, -
Mr.. Ross. who would have Noted NO., WIS p..eu,
with Mr.. Morton. Mr. Ihayer, VINO NOuid bd'e 'o'"e
No." was also paired . -...
The CHAIRMAN appointed as the new conllhlt'ee Oh
Conference Messrs Sherman, Howard. and Morton
Mr. TRUMBuIL rep, III called mp the blI To relieve
the political disabilities OF Mt Koderck L. hu'ei vi
Tennessee A. -. IL. .,,,.,
siton but Welded to a motion t0ad]0ui1i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

PRESS LAws-THE sLANDLE AGAINST LlhL'AL
NpwsPAPFRs-THE FAMINE IN ALGERIA
NJ VACHEROT.