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New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

There are some figures in the report Of tho
Freedmen's Bureau for Georgia which we CON-
mond to the people who still believe that The
turbulent and disOrdeIly negroes have been
making all the trouble at the South. Seventy
one of these negroes contrived TO get murdered
10y white men during the past year; while
fifteen white men wero murdered by negroes.
The administration of justice there under the
management Of tho peaceably disposed whites
finds an illustration in the same figures. Ont
Of the II white murderers Is were arrested,
and Of these were acquitted outright, and
none received the punishment Of murder'
while of the Is negro murderers IA
were arrested, were punished,
acquitted, and the rest held for trial. We
ask those who have thought THE TRIBUNss
statements about Ku.Klux outrages highly COL
ored, to consider these figures. We do not
wish to mar their terrible force by comment
but we must express the trustful hope that un-'
der the incoming Administration record 90
fightful will be possible in no State orIerritory
Of the Union.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

We should be glad to know how the Messrs
Guiterman Brothers have been able, IA the
affidavit of Treasury Agent elsewhere printed
distinctly charges. to conduct through the New
York Custom House series OF smuggling
operations amounting to over half million
dollars, without previous detection, and without
any Custom-tIouso colleague being even yet
discoveredY Is it credible that they had no
official aid2 And if So is it probable that
the vigilance Of our Customs officers ls so re-
remarkable a. to commend them to the favor
of Mr.. Smythe's successor, as good men to con
Gpue 10 Oflico1
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
ME. CHURCH nxrENsroKpocTEry.

This Society is composed Of delegates i'v,s
every Conference Ia the United States vita aesoa"ex
In Philadelphia At has also local branesos eoa .,sa IA
with the soveral Conferences which gre i"s,,ob.s
further i,s interests by annual coilscuous " ,o s
and by private subscriptions, ycsserdsy A.atoa i,.
poars of AZ the two Conferences Sas
ills city and vicinity tew.Yorh ana ~ 90 sct
East hold 9 meeting &C No. 400 MulpesiY eociety ~
explained by tho Rev. ns Rynett. 0enssM rotns4ety
The Rev. Chaplain McCebe OF Libby ftiSon nSesani.
and explained the necessities that csist Ia has ysas
the South for church accommodations anu a,sI .ac
Instruction and whose oause in connocion VIZ, psst
church Extension Society no will advocate ia to ard
aud North during the Woer TOO 59ciSty prop"sw ps wcsf
expeo To r lao 81 O0 TO be eNpenued n aidN
churches n the eOnth aud IN founding new ones
mono nov eaist. TO 5OeioT VIII aoid ah"thor "'V
on Monday nCYa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

A correspondent Of The Sun accuses THE
TRmuNE of having found fault with Earl
Russell unjustly when TnE TRIBUNE COM
planned that he did not write his letter TO the
worbingman candidates before and not after
the elections. The censor of THE TRIBUNE
says: English statute law forbids peer OF
:" the realm from interfering in any way
directly or indirectly. with any election TO
Z" the House of Commons. and that under very
severe penalties" Our critic. like many other
critics, does not quito understand what he ia
talking about IIe has fallen into vulgar
error There is no prohibition hy English
statute law and there arc no severe penalties,
or penaltes at all, as regards the practice he
spoaks Of. Thore is on record resolution
OF the House Of Commons itself protesting
against the interference of a pcer-and that Is
ali. pcer who interfcres acts ia disregard of
this resolution, but there is no law 60 forbid
him or penalty to deter him. Nothing ia moro
common than for a beor TO recommend candi-
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Although the Great Powers are reported to
unite their efforts for preyenting-Or at least
for putting off-an Eastern war. they do not
care TO exhibit in very marked manner their
preferences. There is complete accord be-
tween France and Austria In supporting the
whole policy of Turkey. The ambassadors OF
tho two Powers in Constantnope arc even
reported to have refused protection to the
Greek residents Of Turkey, whom cruel order
Of the Turkish Government threatens to expel
from The country. From England, Turkey will
not derive as much encouragement as from
France and Austria, as long as men Ike John
Bright have any influence in the Cabinet.
The intentions Of Russia are well understood
in Constantinoplc, and the Turks, in their fury,
are reported to have burnt tho Russian flag.
For tho present, we think ID probable that q
war viii bo avoided, because all the Great
Powers arc too much Interested in the mante-
Dance Of the peace but tho final solution OF
| the Eastern question by the expulsion OF tho
! Turks or at least OF tho Molammedan Coy
elnmont, from Europe, can as little be prevented
| aa tbe establishment 81 national unity Ia
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Gen. Grant gave yesterday an Indication OF
what is to be lis policy toward the Southern
States. Conway County In Arkansas has been
for some days in state OF war. Charges are
made that tho whole trouble springs from
the excesses of the negro militia, and
their disbandment is earnestly called for
Gen. Grant observes that oil these ac-
counts come exclusively from tho Rebel
eide, = and tlIereupon sends down an
officer Of his staff TO make personal observa.
tions, and furnish him with d Trustworthy 70.
port Of the exact facts. On that he will net
We haVe had Generals--and Prcsdent--wlC
would havo needed no such tedious process
They would have heard Tic story Of the Rebe
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

After near half centurys struggle With
lawyers and courts, Mrs. Gen. Gaines fnds
herself compelled to appeal to Congress for tho
impeachment Of Judge. whom she charges
with attempts to extOrt money from her as the
price of Justice. New-0rleans officers Of all
sorts are in bad odor just now. and this
particular one has been the subject OF
ugly tales before; but for the credit of tho
United States Courts We trust there
may be some error in the report. We are used
TO unjust State Judges; but We havo still
hoped that justice might find sanctuary in
the Courts Of the National Government IL
these charges be really preferred by rcsporS-
be parties, on credible evidence. we pray Con-
gress to lose 10 time in investigating tile case.
snd-if it DO proved that high trust has been
thus shamefully dCsecrated-in visiting ths
seyerest and swiftest penalty upon the culprit-,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

The new English Ministers who were mem
bers of the House Of Commons have been re-
elected without contest. In tho speeches made
on this occasion, Mr.. Gladstone and john Bright
expressed opinions somewhat differing on the
subject Of the ballot. Mr.. Bright, who has long
been firm friend of the ballot, finds in the recent
election new argument In favor Of this re-
form. Mr. Gladstone has not yet been fully
converted 70 Mr.. Bright's opinion, but he, too,
will favor the ballot if he finds it TO be neces-
sary for securing the honest and Independent
exercise Of the right Of suffrage.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Mr. Hoffman enters upon his now position
with an act Of economy which deserves COM
mendation. He declines the escort Of the 71st
Regiment on learning that the officers propose
to accept from the city the sum of 5000 for
the payment Of the expenses This is wise,
and if Mr. Hoffman persists in his intention TO
decline these extravagant courteses he viii
do much towards redeeming his namo from
tho odium that it has already obtained in New
York
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

We heartily commend tho action OF Secretary
McCulloch in suppressing tho superSeryiceable
zeal of Mr. Perry Fuller in the matter of the
Peruvian transport at New-Orleans The need
less vexations TO which tho Peruvian authorities
have been subjected have been unworthy Of tho
nation. and quite exactly worthy Of MIR. John
sons Collector of the Port at New-0rleans.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Mr.. r. II. Stoddard. for two Oh three yos.
past the Literary Editor Of Tho Atoion neFSpap''
rerod from that Journal whloh saus iO%s' W" ,s.h
rSs t,ion urser the new management OF Mr. cornws'
is will henceforth aim TO exclusively the mos~
piece Of Engsh ideas ths country haa
sive international organ, representatives al ia
clements in tho Republic. Thia new prov '"''N''
down ln ono Of rs roceat edtorlala
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Here Is burst of honest indignation from.

Here Is burst of honest indignation frola
The Herald:
when corruption and trucuent obbery OF the meet out
rsgeous character shall To be one OF the charaot
iss Rts o the Board OF Supervi the people may OK
pect that that shameless body Will execute tne esS
reposed In them with economy aud dispatch for the yhp
lie interest instead OF making bargains with cormofAhs
contractors" &c, 90.
We congratulate The Herald upon It's regen-
Grafton. When THE TRIBUNE was lighting tn~
shameless body and its allies during Ae
Charter election The Herald was valiantly sus-
tanning it. Now when the election Is over I"
Joins us in the dcnunciation. This after-the-
battle support has very little merit in it,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

date. One Of the most honorable men row
in the House of Commons presented lmse,t
for tho first time before his constituents armed
with letter of recommendation from the late
Lord Brougham, and nobody found fauh
This ia not the sort Of interference aeaips.
which tho House of Commons protested,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Wew'llork Daily Grhnt&
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1868.
TEENS or TIE TRIBUNB.

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Address THE TRIBUNE, Ncw-York'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

The insecurity Of the Howard University
buildings at Washington, which has been often
reported, was settled yesterday by the tumbliDg
down Of one Of them There must have been
the grossest carelessness in the erection of the
composite walls. since houses properly con-
structed Of this material have been found, after
many years experience, TO be as substantial
and to resist frost as well Of those Of brick or
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
THE DEATH OF THE AUBURN HORSE
"A "A. Editor Of Phs Tribune.

SIR: The death of Mr.. Bosner's ceieoratee
Auburn horse has suggested TO me TO eon'nuilcsS ~
YOU for the benefit OF your readers. remedy WHICH
have never seen fail to colo IN horses ~ sna NJ
manssnio acid which can he procured at any cruz "A
have uSed t aud seen Il used rePeaeudy a 10 insysH
o,,,c con0Sence iw A that would be w'e 20 insa~
Tie recovery OF any it wss sdnniseien9 ~ ~ "'
Very truly, '"
Esp. York Dec 10, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

How that extinguished Republican Of Copper
head prOclivties, "Gen." Sam Cary, found a
new way TO pay old debts, which after all
failed to pay them, Is set forth elsewhere For
the credit Of Cary and his kind, however, VIC
hesitate TO believe the story. We can believe
in the possibility Of tleir being willing to sell
their influence but it is incredible that they
should bo willing to do il so utterly dog-cheap.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

The proposition TO permit judges Of the
Supreme Court over seventy years Of age to
retire on a pension finds precedent in the
half-pay system of retiring officers Of the Army
and Navy; and that Of making their pension
the same as their regular pay will probably DO
defended On tho ground that their pay is
now less in proportion than that of the higher
oflcers in any other Department of the Gov
nrnnnanf
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
THE VOTE or NEW YORK.

For convenience, we have usually given IN.
majority 100000 Of Slocum over Roberts "a IN.
Seymour majority on the declared vote OF this
State but that is not the real majority. Ths
Average vote returned and canvsssed for TIA
Seymour Electors Is (as We have already
sldDuJ J---- -. -4H9, ,SJ7
Average vote for Republican Electors. ..4l9,Ss
Actual Seymour majority, ........ 9.ges
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
ADVERTlSE1fENTS

Mr. J. II. Sypher Ledger Building, is author
ized to receive advertisements In Philadelphia for The
TRIBUNE In addition 70 tho general large circulation OF
TIE TRIBUNE In NewYork and all parts OF te country
tits believed that It's circulation In Pc'nsypanas larger
with one exception than that Of any newspaper printed
in that state.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

In the absence Of news from the scat of the
Indian war; since Custar's fight with Black
Kettle the exctable people of the frontier
havo been worrying themselves with reports Of
disaster TO Sheridan. They don't know him
vet out there so well as we do.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Tn letter, ostensibly addressed TO certain
New-Yoi% merchants but really TO Downing
st. Mr. Seward Shove how Government great
enough TO be just deals with questions OF in
surrection and commercial advantages TO be
gained therefrom at the expense OF allies rent
with civil war.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Mr.. McMahon, our new Minister TO Paraguay,
has gone up TO Asuncion to demand satisfaction
from President Lopez for outrages against the
American flag. Rear-Admjral Davis, with sew
eral vessels of his feet. accompanies him, and
viii, IL necessary, enforce the demands.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
NEw-yoKK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER % 1865

Italy and Germany. The people OF European
Turkey are becoming more and more impatient
in this demand, and tho whole recent history
of Europe teaches that tho win of whole
nation in such questions must sooner OF later
ko carried out
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Mr.. johnson seems still eager to favor his
friends-and the Senate-with high nomina-
tions. A sudden necessity has been discovered
for replacing Mr. 4. joy Morris with new
Minister TO ConstantinOple
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

rE" General Notes. The Courts, and the Money
aud other Markets. may be found on he second
Pabiicati9ns on the Sixth; aud Real Estate on
tie seventh page.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

The author Of tho Legal-Tende Act in a
letter to Secretary McCullOch, printed else
where, declares his belief that as peace
measure, it is unconstitutional.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

whites. and havo known, by tlo exercise OF
pure reason, that the negroes were necessarily
aud wholly in tho wrong.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Susin,ss AOiit,s.

~nbNtss GlDiitks.
STERLING SILVER WARE.
Piss RLECrRo PLsrEo WLRs,
s'shs blowing trade usris
'',a; *. ~''' @I0 .,p4Ssss... - r.'5:r., r..
ha1ahctursd Nv the
doaaAH MANUFAcT0RIEs CN,
Providence Y. l.
isrI received only these goods may BE- sbtfned
from resp aslbls dealers every Shere
GoRHAH MANUFACTURING Co
The New York herald., 1868-09-23

A LADY WISHES SITUATION As HOUsEKERPER
"A nursery governess companion and seansress;
OIL such position perfectly aud give satisfactory refer
sncss Address Mics WtriAms u.~-N saea
The New York herald., 1868-09-23

A SITUATION wANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW,
as housekeepcr for elderly gentleman, would DO
the housewort for small family Address Housekssper,
Union square Post ONCE
The New York herald., 1868-09-23

A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS HoUsEKEEPER.
"A No objection to the country. Address Ursena Ray,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ARTICLE FOURTH.

The oW seven hundred shares of the capital
stock reserved and set in the going O. shall
belong 70 he said o. s. Hunt m Pratt and p Peter
SON the DISCOVERIES entees article second
their assigns, and shall equally with shares
but payment OF money SHALL be
thereof; AL meuts osments
upon the other stockhoders being considered a. having
already been paid BY the holders reserved shares
il 70 when go twenty five per the amount 81
serireo Tor On tha Other shares paid then
per en- th amount Of the said sh
sidered having been also paid when go fifty per cent n
prd on the other shares the reserved rated
stock On which go hty cent has been paid ANT so on
But al! dividends Of the profits Of Company shall Ia
eqray paid the hold Of all sha-es proportion only M
the numoer shares held by EACH but share upon h
an INSTRUMENT shah be que shall be EMIT to receive any
dividen|.
The acceptance Of the above shares and the subscr d
their names % these articles Of ASSOCIATION shall imply on
the part OF the sale G. s. Hunt VIM r. Pratt aad p NJ
fettngn, full CONVEX Transfer ass gnmeu OF Il.
their ne hts m The STATE OF Louisiana dcnvery ar
enii'n whether the patenabe or equabe and
to al tuture improvements ON the same.
Ihe said pienteos shall further entitled
the said Company S7UO) thousar dollars 4. rom
pen for their expenses In future EXP rens
m INJECTION with their discovery said sn shat a.
naoe up; lst BY aoSn them 80 6fty per cent o. the
nt assessment on shares subscribed by others and "a
either out Of he profits of the Company out OF ike pro
portion on future assessments
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
DROILAMATION.. ALTON
OF QUARANTINE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DsP ,RrxEyr.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP ,RrxESr /,
New Orleans, Nay 81 lSJS. Z
WHEREAS An act OF the Legislature approved March Is
1873 entitled An act to establish Qusra tine Tor pro
lection of he state provides nat the Of
snail isfur his reclamation upon the dvice Baard f
a IT, declaring place where shall
heVe pest entia contagious or infectious disease exists
ne m iseea place and stating the number OF days
uutne b. performed by the vessels their on
&c and crews, coming from such place OF places
Now therefore, in pursuance provi.ions the act
hortsid, do issue this my proclamation he-ebV de-
clare the places hereinafter named PAGES and
that ve-se together with Ulcers, crews
ragots arriving from said plsces, having touched on
stopped at my Of them, shall be subject quara tine
not les han ten dsys for longer period as ma he
dered Necessary by the Board of Heatb TO take eet from
and amer the prOmu' g ton Of this proclamation
Any oetion Of the QuaTant sws here prlclsmsd
VII De severely pun he'd ~ the penalties prescribed by
sW are Geea ed inadequate the ties offending will b. d.
livered mp 20 the military authorities be dealt With
The which hereby declared infected as afors
said, are the following wit:
All the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the n,rt
of Yer. Cruz In NJ. xicO.
Given under my hand Seal Of the STATE A. above and
ne Independence Of the United states he
By the Governor:
II. HARDY, Secretary ~ State.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shah appoint secretary and all
clerks and az nts and At easurs md
shall hx the salaries Of all officers ~ the Corporation aud ne
amount Of eeury that shall be required om any Of sia
omcers ana "a tns ssi Board delegate now
err " the saction # the ordinary business o. the
TO committees o. her body the or agents ~
ihey may dem eXpedsnt and aJpoint agents with
H. and without the state under such condit ons as to be
sha seem proper and they hal have the power 20 max -
laws ru es and regulations and alter the SANE
ne interests q tne CorporatOn require and
occur in their BOaro such may be decls red ~
account OF ceat resignation want e the requ, nubar
Of shares insolvency absence without lsaye Tor three sue
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ARTICLE EIGHTH.

plurality ofvotes counting each shave If
stock voted upn) shall ne sufficient TO elect Directors who
shl - their rst meeting after heir election choose one Of
then number i President Of the Associatn Who sh a, be
e,eed BY amAiort Of he whoe Roard AID upon whom All
citations and o her legal process shal g served
IL shall he the tu Of tn President preside At all mat
ngt o. the Board and in Of ansce or inahl ~ ~
act the Board shall elect number DR. TEN ro
shal Tor the time exercise he full p0res President
All elections shall be BY ballot, the
ofSo inspectors appoin ed " the Bosrd east one eet
pfior To election and ia Of neglect or r
70 ct Of such the President Of the Board m " sp
point others in their place ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Books for registry and transfer Of OF the canaiz
ha be open an" pit subject the restrictions dieed
bt be BY Laws Ala transfers shall he m.5s an
d books and signed ~ The stakeholder bis attorney and
WHICH sad nook The Directors close az c6nvs
than ten days at y - F0-'sN
Should subscriber tire desire TO trausfr tina
p me previous % u having made La shal h.
Ierned d. 50 BY subs Lutte OF the cripon on tire
party IurchsS provided that the subs tute IL saf
tory to the Board Of Directors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
HAWKINS BRANCH

HAv KINs's BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST CHARLES
Opposite st. Charies Botell
RE-oPENBD-A 4. CUSTER IN CHAR5E
The rest brsrds Of LIQUORS and VINES such a. Hsv.
ans has set forth for years, constantly haLd Also
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ARTICLE FIFTH.

These articles Of association may modified or altered
and the capital stock be any sum no exceed
ing i've hundred thousand dollars s5O0Ol the manner
pOyced by law with the thirds in amount 4
al the tocA holders obtained in general meeting convn
after tbir days' notice
Whenever any of capital shall he Gully authorized
sixty dayb Eotice OF the shall given in two news
pub ished in the city IT New orleans thin which
time stockholders sbahlv the prvile Of taking additional
shores IN proportion 70 the of thei stock md anv
shares not taken a TIE expiration that time NAV b. ds
posed Of BY the drecto FOR the benefit Of tie Association
but at less than par value.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ART Gle NINTH.

majority Of the Board shall be necessary TO form NM
rum ano ADHESION ofsuch majority n al be valid crporate
'f''''0
Inc Board q reeors shall have full power aud are hereby
authorized t. buy aui ell such personal pronert ~
may be rtquireo Tor lhe use Of the lompany. -. ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
ARTICLE TWELFTH.

failure from any elect Directors On the dav
nHmed tor that purpose shah dissolve the Associstion
but the D fctors then in Office ha hold until anothe
secto is ed Of vheh notice shl be given as provided
or IN Article kighth, and continue Until election De