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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-03

Over two hundred persons were present at
the meeting of this Club. The resolutions
adopted by the Central Club were read by Mr..
W. G. Vardell, and unanimously adopted. On
motion, the Club then adjourned and resolved
itself into meeting of citizens. Mr.. James
NJ Eason was called to the chair, and DR.. II. S.
Grimke requested to act as secretary. Tie
meeting then proceeded to ballot for five dele
gates to the Nominating Convention, and the
following gentlemen we're elected: NJ. j. Tobin,
W. G. vardell, I. V. Purse, P. Buchheit, Sr.,
and Robert Hunter.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
BILLS REpoRTED IAyoRABLY


TO amend the charters OF the villages OF
ithaca Auburn. sherbuTnc and NagaIa For the Deter
proecion against fires Of visitors 70 theateTs IN NeS
Work TO amend hs charter OF the irving Fro insurance
Company Requiring the tax collectors IN Wesiches5Sr
County 10 nav over their collections at stated times 10
cTfcnd the powers OF the French BeeF olent society OF
Ney,York To incorporate tho Now-fork Elevator Com
many Authorizing the erection Of piers ana "h"rVes III
IarleIa River below second-aye.
bills INTRODUCED. -
Mr MURPHY-Amendlng the charIor OF the bay sue
ana New York Ferry co. ,,.,t.. ,,,..,. f.,
Mr. TWIED-To found Presbyterian Hospital IN
YORK., for which object James IenhoA mas dleduJ
given $4,000 in real estate ana mobey ,.,., -, -.
Mr. IHAYER-TO provide Tor the tahsh'laSioh o' @ l't
ters and packages Of merchandise across tAo NVth u
Tast Riyers by means OF pneumatic tuDes. nut, A.,
Mr BR ApIYIo provide adcitIOnsi lacliiues LOT tio
i,,erent on the pauper dead I'm New forh Also 70 a-
,borIe an exchange OF public property on wards lsad
low nuis purposes between the C0ninisslohers o LII
,ya ton and the Commissioners OF CHARITIES ana Corfeo-
ton . =, - "A .ot;,yo nrcvepti,n M in.
~. iNoRToN-To repeal the act OF 1907 for the con
Hrncton OF IN experimental line OF fa"hy IN Ne"-iorA
ard Wes;chester counties. 49,, ,,.o.s -, Ar. ,,,u...,
eynnJ tbe hoard Of Foreign Missons ana te B0ard Oh
tlurotIou of the Reformed Pr0testaht Dutch chuIch
MIR GENET-IncorpOratinS the Murray LII Savings
Bank. liz. tt,o Eat utvor Tunnsl
Company. ,op,ssrp
For the relief Of the Franklin Insurance company u
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
: Ak&1AsNEaAA@ -
DIED.

BRODHBAIn Brcoilyn Ths-siay morning Pe H. !ostls c.
con Of the Rev. John BrodteSd VI NsE hAhpllrc
BrRyETlt nderogs w. TLulsy. heb g. the Hop Joa
than Burret, In the t9;h year OF hsage.
BAEfR-On "wednesday, Ptb. H. Mss Anu gschr sghte c
Cnistsn Baehr. deceased IN hsr 3ih
the family ayed aeHd her fustl
fn her residence Ne. i2 w o. gt0npace Sa;day
Frb. TO- at II O'Clock noon, without sgther invita- oa
BRAMMASOn weiucsds Feb H. Nrs Elizabeth BanlAs in ths
3Th year of her
The frs OF family respectfully attend funeral
from Of Ler NJ BraHmaa uldertsser Third
between onehnndTed sen third s.d Ouc.hnl lFeant:Etay
fsahe. Harlem on Satdidly, FEB Is gelocs without
further police
GRFFNou Thurssy Peb ls 1851 Ess e. s of jan" W. G'F
An agel -
Fuuera services AZ her late residence . sapoout seEs
Saturday Eel. 3 ccuck m The gr'si IS sd iiI''
Of the family invited 10 soIl Hivrmca1 q. Mosni utietN'h
tery, Long Island
AnLLgR-Ta DEooku wohsssy Feb ls David W. M'r 10 hf
63th rear
Tie relatives sui friends The f4m, invited % aeni ie rsi
bic late residence No 5Jl AAalse % tne@J teo " '1
O'Clock
MARTENOn marsi Peb i1 Gs lingering ine Ani' bFo'h'
wfo ~ George " Msreu. -, -,
Tie rsat AID icuds Of the family invited Z" a h. n,a
hom So Lakes Church 10 Hudson s opposite "'o'' e. 'u oA''
fcb. lS at o'clock
the 47th year Of his -, ,,
from his ss redeaee. No 3l MadsouaTt on ssno ~0nls
fsb 10, at lpi o'rl0ck wahout further roaee
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

souls for We shall have mono We the people have long
account 10 settle, and are ready when you are a..
You hled tho North with hate iOT the people OF inc
Yon helped educate party TO override 'comnon laws
lou crled VI the national nag, tear 00'0' "e Hu'ug
You sought from the first 70 destroy the Union to kill
the COnstitutontO abolish the Confederation OF States
To destroy liberty, ana by les threats ana deyishness
have well nigh succeeded.
despOt after justlsain usupcr after all TO be pts
ton divided the Union erraed an arstocracy exempted
wealth from taxation. stacked bayonets on Tue NV Jaw
murdered our and brothers your damnabc crusade
for cotton and uegrOes-have made countless tlOusahs
Of widows and orphans placed Que drunken renegade in
tie Presidential chair and another drunken b0or at tle
head of the army-haye tred with the liberties of the
neople wrestcd from states the rights stn their own
have destroyed law order and prosperity only 10 ostD
lsh centralized power 9u aecursCd deS9ilsm TOY
benefit their rotten. corrupt, exempt tarh ana congress
protected, dishonest cOWardly, specumtlnS lnSttI- t
goa shall notify the Eternal you SHALL not long ENJOY
Your voice Is not so strong as oncel
Your bayOnets are not so sharp as once!
Your little bells arc not so clear now as then
Your reign Of terror !s not so general as oncel
Your head dcspOt ros in his grave. or roast' IN h.
home yOu cautng snivclcrs decide aud there is hot
So much leyity III national hlls as once!
Aud for all these meTcles GOD be Praised
Talk not OF war, nor of protection to CongreSs. no
will your unjust drafts people nom tAee h4ies,
M will your minions Of tyranny anasS fortunes @
speculating i'm the blood OF brave men lou k can @ @
your millions but hey VIII not come y, }ou VHiIk nV'
Won and your accursed party nave ncl cncateu' ou,-
ragged murdered, usurpcd ana Destroyer, lll INC pcup
know the terrbcncss Of your love, the doylshncSs Of
yOur pr0fessed beueyOlercc
The great West is 10 with you!
For years YOU have controlled legislation TO injurc us,
aud now If you wish war. il Will be short one. but
terrible The West aud South viii join hands against
common cncmy-wil establish a Western World. and. as
the of West marched TO the 500. VIII again
march TO the East stopping not til NewEng!and is but
ash covered hills aud villages the EaS bc-shOrn Of power
the national debt be forever rcpuGidatcd now nation
bc born of the new Revolution. and the cbace you have
held 20 the lips OF others forced down your meddnG
puritaiCil thrOats.
IL yuu want war, you can have IL!
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

the chin The variety of velvet dresses worn tins Winter
Is surprising and II would be difficult to give descrp
ton Of even the most prominent styles without hnng
pages one OF tho most elegant dresses OF tnat hna
which have noticed IL one Of dark blue Veyst with
square appes The lappes on each de ~ tne % nr9t
center make 25 centimetcrs of SKIRT haue Vi WY ~
blue satin, visible. The lapptts OH S1ch .rnnP
leave Is centimeters Of the skirt Ni,slo,t; ino
two lappes. after having oncc passed inc H@si @ ~ ~
pose only centimeters OF the lower shit' anu uo
skirt itself ends In very long tram ENelS iaPpih aPpi,h
horicred by fold Of satin corresponding IN e3r N''
the skirt and ends below I'm chenille fruge OF 'luc
vet email head dress OF blue satin, ol the sae S1c
the lower SKIRT and boTlered with white sWasuoM'
completes this tasteful toilet Another EelVeI ares, No
let color for every complexion; the Doilel o
In points. aud ornamonted with ribbon of the sane
color aud three cenmeters in width the lower sr! s
Of unicolorcd violet plush provided the upper sklrt -
made short, 30 as TO render lower shiLt ~
necessary. cassork Of plush corresponding III
color with the lower skirt, or Of the same klnd
OF velvet likewise cut out in points and With Tie sae
fold, graceful supplement 70 the entire costume Lor
party dresses open I'm front with without iac
iugs and white plain ruied ohenisettes, are qnne
fashionable. young lady yesterday wore white f0u,
lard dress. trimmed with three small hOunces bodeltd
with row OF pink satin. Tho cOrscct OF white sllk was
nado i'm the Swiss STYLE OrDanented above ana all
through with folds OF pink satn her belt was very VIDE
and ol white tue edged with pink satin For GIL OF IL
years, finally must mention very becoming costume
This dire IS Of pearl gray poln aud ornanened wlth
folds VI black Yoyet, interviewer with ribbon OF PINK
soft
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE E.iSHION =.

Tmnsbel from lie Journal des Dcno'el,s. 6r The Tribune
The latest fashions has decidedly abandoned
Prussia The Bsmar ok style has given place to the Met
ter with grecni AZ M0dade RS party the Empire
dresses with long trains Of white blue, cherry and va
regaed coors the order OF the evening and Hover
gardens quito astonishe with finding themselves at
the top human heads BY young ladies the Iai pale
tot IS much II is short behind, doublebreased n
'front.' and richly ornamented with heavy
lace-work and straps which each other n.ile
back Belts play very important part this Winter they
may be Of every stye. Thus, there are not only
bells suspended 10y rings but they held upby bugle
horse shoe golden arrow, a dagger Tyre, or other
rinkess To the Periet belt cham OF Jet fastened
through winch passes the train Of the skirt which Is thus
ned up BOnnes, although small richly ornamented;
for instance dadeLhat of skybiue velvet with lap
pots OF real lace falling back to cover for the
comb las rOsetes at its top composed Of ostrceathers
and let Another hat, which have seem, Is made OF
black lyevet: round the edge, ia shape of diadeln
are two black frzzed feathers larger on the rgnt
aide and held together by white rose; below
them are small, blacklace ornaments, while
square barbe OF blonde with acorns covers ne
obgnou behind, and In the three small folds
Sept together by white rose The square tnlle Is
Enotted under The chin, aud two white satin ribbons
about ayc cenmeers tn width arc also knoltod under
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
CORNELL UNIyERsrTY-ELECTION OF TIE FAC
ULTY-ENCOURAGING REPORTS.

ALBANY, Feb 13.-At a meeting Of the Cor
nell University Trustees this morning the following named
were elected to The Faculty Of tho institution Professor
of Agriculture Joseph Harris; Professor Of Military Sci
encc Major j. H. Whittoscy OF the United States Army
Professor ~ uiung and Metals t. H. Mitchell Professor
of North European Lauguagcs d. w. FiSke. Tho follow
ingamed 1cctcd 10 the nonresident prOfes5Orshps
and lecturcships Professor OF Natural History. Louis
Agassi1; Professor II Agriculture. Gov. Frederick ol
brook vermont Professor et General Geology, james
Hall New-Yur. state Gcougst: Professor of English Lit
eraure Jaues Russell Lowell Professor Of Recent Lit
eratr. Geo. Wm. Curtis; Professor OF ConsttutiMal
Law Theodore v. Dwight. The nomination Of GOV. Ho-
brook vns made upon the recommendation of the Exc
CURVE Committee of the State Agricultural Spcety now
in The reports O tho committees show that the
aaigs ~ the University satisfactory beyond the an
tictions oven foits Wamcsi ricnd Everything is to be
readiness Tor ic opening % the institution on the thrd
"Wednesday u September next. Seventeen prOiesSoishps
has been filed and eleven vuanccs remain the most u
them 10 DO filed ~ July. Gits 10 the amount OF $500
rendered as premiums for tine encouragement OF
sfu
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
FORM THE LINES.

Tux NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, alarmed ~ the
increase Of Democratic votes the decrease oi Republican
trumphs the fading out of the power crcaodby the IN
famous traitors who have long controlled their nsurf1
power urges the soldiers O fcedOm To form the Iinc7
to iook 10 the nuskct aud ammunition box and So" that
he stands well IA line. and let the wdtchw0rd be
!" Stand by Congress" .
We say 10 THE TRIBUNE and 10 Congress as 70 I'll other
WORKERS Of political aud national qnlty we are ready
Hyou want you can have IT, II you seek 70 toIce
your Dictator into another hot Tor liberty but 10 DO
stroy liberty We ready at the drop OF the glove
cod knows We DO not wish 10 STE tins land again red
dened with the blood OF brave men, but II the war must
c0me-if you are not satisfied with the verdict given
sgalnst you az the ballot bOxf you would force te pcO
pie 10 another struggle. let IL come We arc ready
And II docs come. may God have mercy all yonr
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Army GfZETTL

The following changes in stations Of troops have
rruiy Teen made: The haduaers Ji Casy have Dce Shlnsd
NcvNetcci Company e. IN Ce'a
orlero FsTt McIatash Texas and Cempsy tame reeEe1
10 Brownsville Texas d. g. H. ard NJ fh tayay, are a
Hatch Texas; COMPANY &, 6b Cavalry a. Blflo Springs
Texas; COMPANY oh Cay i,stongd a Fort jftge Texas
aud COMPANY i.B r., Fort Css tho heGiqust
Csys have ,u removed 70 Churchill Barracks Nevada Ter
Tie beadquarlers Ary have been removed Richmond Va
CompSules aud L. ;th Artillery, are az NevOrclns, Ia
A. Cl ulsrtry Puai Pa b. 2l
Infantry are selma Ala Companies srd X sob lnfu
st Fort Pike, Louisiana.
fhomss ilsn eueml Vnie Sstes AMY or
Gec Prcstu yesterday the Iss Of AjuantGer
e srmy. Townsend bas been TO- etrrS'rg
the functions of this Office,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER nresented the annual repO


~ the State Engineer Railroads. Also the report OF
the Treasurer of the Bnghamton Inebriate A-y luu.
BILLS ADVANCED TO 4 THIRD READING.
TIE regulate the sale of Lay. To amend the Revised
Statutes relative TO Amending the charter
OF the Fire Department, Brooklyn, Eastern District
HEIORIs.
Mr. BRADSTREET-Givn to the Commissioners OF
the Canal Fund the appointment Of Canal Auditor
MI MUEPHl-rO regulate the excise in the Metro
pOitan District. Mr.. BRISTOL made minority report.
Mr. PITTS moved to recommit both reports Lost by
a. 20 g.
Mr JACOBS moved TO GO into committee tho bill.
Lost by 65 90 52-nOt twOtliTls
THE MEIROPOLTTAN EXCISE BILL.
In the evening the Assembly took UP the consideration
Of General Orders.
Mr. JACOBS moved 10 take up the Metropolitan Excise
BILL reported to-day from the Committee on Cities. Lost
Us tO J9s not twOthrds.
After many ATTEMPTS to reach the bill In Committee OF
the Whole q compromise agreed upOn and the bill
was iupde tho special order for tomorrow morniug in
mcdiate.y alter the reading ~ tho journal
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
TIE OHIO LEGISLATURE on RECONSTRUC-
TION.
~ rrLzoRApH TO vuE TRIBUNE.


CoIUNGUs, Feb. 13.--rhe House resolutions
an favor of the repeal of the Congressional Heconsruc
fion acts were adopted by strict party vote In the sen
ate to-day. A resolution added directing ONO
Senators and Representatives to oppose Senator sher
mans bill declaring the Constitution Of Alabama rat
fled The proposed measure declared to be additional
evidence attempt to overthrow by force and fraud
tho Constitution and TO establish an irresponsible Con
gressiona Directory backed by the bayOnets OF mill
tary cleftain. The Republicans made an unsuccessful
effort to incorporate IN the resolutions clause congat
asinc the country the decision Of the supreme Court
10 the Mississippi and Georgia injunction cases
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
PFNEsyIyhNIA-THE LEGISLATURE AND THE
sTATE TREAsUEEE.

HARRIsRURG, Feb. l3.-Mr. Thomas Mullen
gmJ In the House Iast night Introduced the following
resont ION " ce,slre against MIR Homble, state Treas
urer:
wu ~ Kenbe ESQ se gr'tsesf ia hIf,ts Soa
la.tll ~ 4 gust btIlJnt Co. ~ NOW
York In hs otc caaetv sar the Eo
bG of gentleman sh el l1a he casfe'pons ng ahd
Bhersas essential 81 SO dignity or TIE
th those hodng pablo positions hei 90 a.! oee5'
thos. hayi1g JIca hrs-s Hil tIen ana o.
p-.tart fom ~. s meets dsspIo7sao1 Of every man ssfg W
interest Of ts State ~ heat; tereo-',
u-er ,so premises mes'f at the Jrob of hs NDgt
The resolution was disagreed 20 by vote of - Yeas 20
% Naysthe Republicans voting solid ugDst te rooiu-
lion, as alsO several Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
woNAs BURNED TO DEArH-Rr lDrSG IN BED

Widow II. w. Smith OF Lafayette, Iud.,
whose practice u lid 20 READ ny candel ght after
rctriHg. vas fatally burned ono niyd last week. lhe
LGIlcllc journal tolls the story thus: al about
oe0ok yesterday niorI r. the segYa. awakened by
Mrs Smith Who ard fellacc.s tho ognga which
the slcpt With her uiJltcOthes 81. n hanes The young
woman 40 spraDg up ana seized bucket Of water
standing aud threw IL upon Mrs. Santa and the
lounge. The bed where the poor woman aud the child
slept was aso IN flames. and tho cd with sitting
SMOKE. WITH wonderful presence OF mind, she next
aroused the child and started her down stairs way,
while She west another and raised tle ueiglD0rs. who
quickly assembled and with the aid OF buckets ~ water,
sOon Subdued the flames Mrs. Smith, VINO had beon
most severely burned about the stomach and breast died
In about one hour
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

New. York. Authorizing Life Insurance Companies ard
Loan aud Trust Companies 10 invest money IN any viii
lage town. county bonds authorized by the Legisla
tuIc.
BILLS ADVANCED 10 THIRD HEADING.
Authorizing tho completion Of the Nallabout lm-
prOycmcnt, brooklyn a expense on s5lOOoO Author
ing the Attorney General to annul certain canal repair
contracts made ut the December lettings in Albany
IN 1896
THR NEW CAPITOL BUILDING.
Mr FOLGER presented memorial from o. II. Ia.
thaD.onc of tho New Capitol Commissioners. setting forth
that the resident Commissioners, Nessrs. Hamilton Har
rs nnd John l. Pruyn, are proceeding with the work
without consulting him that the plans are incomplete
that the building will cost more than t4OO0CC0; that more
land is needed and that all work ought 10 be done by
contract. Referred.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
Sp,tial Bottles.

As the NghnaIes wurbIng rsnsecnis all tho other na's
Of the grove PHALoNS FLOR De MAYO eSeels all ao per
fumes The fragrance Eden. dcksd with tie sss
roses ta ever bonI been ch srer than the
scent of thi, b,viichug Sold ny az druggist.
Pixies Opera House.
MONDAY EvEyIyG STxT fEsRuARy.i7. 1885,
sf's'' ~ ''A''' NND ITALIAN sSD GERMAS OPERA
GRAND BALLET
MAY M.nrrzEK GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
es SeSP okS1S s6 eSSsEb SE osesRAs
The a ,sEt oPeEae En%e " PeiI, srKcfoE z re y0'
MONDAY February H. ft time IA sselTenonr of popular rs
''''' '''' o Si#SiyiF #SfyiE SF SF yESFSE yESESE
with ess u the most sh'oluie eieeenes
lA' popular Lyme S'',i Ni.. MINNIE noCcS.
ssuor, NATALIE TIyrA' sIFsss ssE ES3HS SR3SSScost.
sIs5@r oEosGIo RoScosI
}" ''' ''''''' Nile RITA sANGNI,
The Is pSlueed With rev and elaborate Cosn Can't
'' RI ' oRs very Celebrated D,e PIN.
''"'' Mas, MARIETTA sA1ASIoA
Airchiones q Malsapina'
IN be- famous 10 sTsOR'loa ,,,,,r,
WEDNESDAY, pEB is, ise'. y,csr
VI. slh ai2SS1s i7Sif,.'iIis iis5cS i''f
Ma THEODORE HABBLaAE, sgaor BELLlEi
Mr JOSEPH HEaASS
NEPfusroPHELES ,, -, ,n,c,s
Adaisson-Drs., Circle PaFlt Si secured - ee's
ei''i f'il'' 'oRhxb M,TiNRB on EACH SATURDAY:
sso % secured seats viii commence sAiJRAl NhAI Ds
In prparatior FRA DiAvoL0. BEILSARo. rRoFiErE ard
VINCENT WALLACE LlhlISb. b.--------------
$40 Miles Of
TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FGOH OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
.t.fl., g.r.,.
v,rr,: r1S MIgS ofae SUMMIT ofths ROCKY NoUSrAIsa
Tie prospect that tic - - ,, -, ,,,,.,,,
WILL BR COMPLETED III 1910
~ never i., lar Ttor.iei f'T co's'rueos lave
~ ,is snd .sek oi fs Tor Nc mos. 'soreaa Pres
,.s.sn cf ho ea.srsr.,A Tie corpmys FIRST NoSrdaGs
BONDS ara a,rs4 %, he Tra'sai atpAh TLeyPy
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
ar have lr,y years to nm before natuii>
ons rsl Essrorh .e coErs-gf o1s..
30 20 EAsssss-, AL :!
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No Ylssa,t.
CLARK DODGE CO.. Bankers ~. 81 wdis.4
john j. CISCO son. Bankers No. 50 Wsrs.,
HENRY CLkwS Co.. BaHkers, Na g Waist.
RIDDEN WINCHESTER & Co, Bakers No. - BsoadFp'
By Ga congsay's advertised Sse otsps the e1ei ss
RsH.4rees sh.u he eh other fsi' rA' IN NeE io
the herds win y. free % charge rien sfpres r~
s4bsrhIS Urisb local tgeu VII look y 'seA "' Hs' 50
doiyery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND M,r ,Aoxrs ,hs PrOgss Of ,ts
work R.soee, for csrusos vas q Bonds n'y BE- oh
tpd st ,s com,.s,s eses o. dversA Aeris Nilts
sent free OF a,sicsl,oa
John J. CISCO. TreasaSU Ss'r
Fehrusrys.leea
All Claimants the iioit Estates Of ny'ERnSS ny'RSsSpaY
EvESISG Fes TO- lscs at No. ~ Cope stats Nssis's
ad fr he orr important business
By orles Of the CcHwi'ss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
NEW-HANiPSHIRE.

gems. stCKLRS AND COCHRANE IN LACONIA-
THE CANVASS.
., r.tEaEAPa TO TRiBUSE.
PLYMoUrH, n. H., Feb. 13.-Gens. Sickles and
'Cochrane addressed large Union mass meeting at La
coma n H., tins afternoon, and were received with mil
starry honOrs aud hosptable welcome. Their presence
here is worth thousand votes for Gov Hartman, for
whom all tho soldiers will vote The Democrats are
lcsng confidence in their strength. strong Republican
majority is expected with gain OF 500 over that of last
year
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
NEwYoRX coNsTITUTIoNAL CONVENTION

ALBANY, Feb. I3-Ihe nItH ktctlOn OF Ihb
Bill of Rights was amended by adding: Nor shall wit
be unrcasonaby detained " aud the sixth sec,On
by striking tho words and shall have the last ap
peal to the jury" The following added TO the nr-
tcle Soen o. 30 divorce shall be granted IN h state
ether than by Judicial proceedings" aud the whole art
Gle, as amended again referred tn the Committee on
Revision. Sections / and Of the revised report and
Section 10 suffrage and qualification TO hold oHce,
were adopted without material amendment In tho
second section. the words, Or Of any Infamous eithe
were restored.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
DlfRRlEU.

WHITING -MAXwELf-Ia brooklyn. Welledly leh T. a, .
rreuee brides Iarenl by the Rev John " thiNief Join
G. Whiting Ii.o H. Msrwei, all ol sad e.. No eATla
"Wednesday evening. Fch ~ a.
ILr.t Church kilhay the Rev. Dr. liver VIA McApne ~
to Louise D. daughter Of Thomas Chat "u esd sio 'ht cit
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
NEW BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE ENCOURAGING
MESSAGE FROM THE GOyERNQR.

TRFDRICrON, Feb. I8.--Ihe Now BrunsWlCk
legislature meet to-day. The Governors speech says
tbat the revenue ~ satisfactory, Tic Governor recon.
nlends the abolition OF useless public Offices and rigd
economy n tho pubic service; at the time he would
adopt measures develop the Of tho Province
and % facilitate otemcnt Of lands He furthermore
recommends that the educational system ee amended
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

RDABoCK TtaliJ evening" Feb 49, Sarah p sfs Peass
A. kilabOck
Notice Of the Eaneral IN 70 norrow's pspers
TFFANyAt cddeuce ~ bis grandmother wenesi.f reh
~ George For rny grandson Of ihe late William W. his
3lst yesn
TIE relative, and friends invited attend the
Feb n O'clock the resegce Of Nra Charlotte
Csrsges will he waiting Al he Mott Have depoS
OF the Harlem Railroad meet the 10 oeoes train from TseaJ
siSthst SeW-Yofk.
WirSGAt Astoria T. wednesiay Fh ~ II pnesmsais,
Ms k1a Whung wife Of he late Rev. hsrsnA lns sssd "
The ard friends Of the family are invited attcss fIser
a st. Georges Church Astoria Frisy Feb H. a. seocf
ferry hct Of Ninety y.seconds. T. r.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
poIititaI aOtirts.
Grant, Penton, and Victory!

meeting m action o the Syracuse Convention win 10
hcd a.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
THIS CTdiay) EVENING. at y o'clock,
under hs auspices Il s Feaiou Central campasr Club Of TIE ss
T following emneli speakers been a'ii and expected y
address the meeting:
Hon. LOTT " MORRELL.
Ho, " G. CHANDLER =
Maior-Geu JOHN LOGAN
Hon G. r.. VAN WICK
Hon. JOSHUA VAN COrT,
Judgc r. D. CULVER
Ion. h. j. PiTHfAN,
Hon. g.. r. SHAW,
Major JANEs HAoGBRrr,
Ald oilers
Tie offers hem OF local b. G. G. Cll tie oee sad
rora % the nonaion Of Grant sDt
Feaion Presdoa aud ycePlesleBt cordially Svej 70 be
present aud participate this occasion
BAND or MUSIC viii preseut during the sTening
T. S--Frort seat. reserved fOF Ladies.
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New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

Ioyd will,u No I96 En-st
Barke Bessie A1a de- Church o the guraou Tses nsh -
Fraueo. sf Msrg g.. No. % Cross A. Newark n j.
eal Michael No 20 Severth.ave.
Heslet,. Thomas Boyd. No. 3a Iacfest. BroohyA
Jonlan Ellen ADgnsis, No. 3Pa'chen place
Marcus Mss Mararre, Christ Church, H0h-avs
Mideberzer Eliza. Tnrrr tnwu, n. Y.
NJ MrAney Mrs Sarah 81. No - Heuryst
Price. Lillian. No. 6l West MsShn glar-place-
Ramp Mrs Lou "a. No $40 West Forty -secsnish
IiorRet. Isnes Msthatarrile \. y.
" hlupg Mrs EiES h., S. Georges Chareh Astoria L.
FUNERALS TOMORROW.
Alev M. MARY No. Washington. place
Ro.s Daniel r. No. Ig Msdson-ere.