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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-08
CALIFORNIA WINES.
STERN & Co.,
NOS IA AND 10 vBsBYsT. NETWORK.
40. los TREMoST.sT, BOSTON.

NOS. "a AND SO Ia SALLEST, CHICAGO,
Have on large ard choice collection Of the s
,bev. The excellent reputation soyed BY cson, Wine,
the Atlantic States ssOa give the people only sso
pure Our house the oay that has been OFFICIALLY
ENDORSED By tn. ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA vIsTNEas
and also BY the SENATOR'S GOVERNORS and other PRoM
MINT MEN having personal knowledge Of and opf method d
doing For tie approaching Holiday Season sees
able present be given than wna Securely pasi s
transportation eo,s s2-vhich than bali the ess 81
Poregn Wine Of as good quality. Address orders to eAer Of sst
IN sttsn
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

in 1899 the population was 22s5s and at the tme OF s
admission t state in 1876 97jSs From thei taking OF
the hdOhh census IN 1860 To the close OF the eDeOn,
tht tltie increase OF population 19l5b Inc census
returns Tor 1867 show total population ~ over 10000,
and the present population Is set down al l0O000O
ne Woe number Of persons Of school age III tue year
are t4 schOohOuscs reported making al average ~ 50
for each county These independent OF 81 academies,
cotEto anu hhlyerSite3. Tie total amount expended
s2.O59597 ~.
The charitable institutions Of the State in excel
lent condition. An eligible site has been secured the
new Deai and Dumb Institution. The Orphans Home Is
managed with and ability and IS maintaining S3i
children The Penitentary contains 100 cOnyicts and
also recommends the immediate erection OF Reform
school Enlargement D! the state House and rrpairs
upon the Governors mansion also matters 0t rocOn-
incubation.
Since the former report OF the Register Of the State
Land Office there have been patented the State 6790
acres OF land all 0 which has been sold and patented by
the state To individual purchasers.
In regard To railroads, the Governor recommends the
passage Of resumng the State the control
the lands granted to the Dubuque and Sioux City Rail-
road Company he unable to discover any reliable
evidence of earnest Intention to construct tho line ~ It's
terminal point Oh the Missouri River
considerable space IL devoted In the message 20 the
Importance OF the Mississippi River Improvement, and.
10 avoid any hindrance In the work. the passage II
act Ia recommended authorizing the United States to
appropriate private real estate along the nver to the
extent OF 800 feet therofrOm In width.
The Agricultural College Ia nearly completed but All
appropriation will be needed 20 furnish and prepare IL
for and liberal Appropriation s recommended for
the purpose OF thoroughly testing fruits expert
mental orchard.
The remainder OF the report devoted mainly
OF local Importance removal OF the uncertainty III
asked Material changes In the structure OF the Judicial
department. are also recommended. The establishment
OF the Office OF Auditor In every county having 1900 in
habtants and upward n revision OF the revenue and
registry laws. and the publication OF the AdJntantGen
erals report, also urged upon the General Assembly
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
CALIFORNIA.
TIE NEW SENATOR FROM cALIFoRNI,.

THE NEW SENATOR FROM CALIFORNIA.
The san Francisco Times IN speaking OF Eu-
gene Casscrly tho United states Senator from Cali
forna says that tho Democratic caucus with the mate
rial before them could have made better choice.
Mr Cassery. II adds, "s old Free SOer; no was \
member OF the Buffalo Convention which nOruinated Van
Buren and which laid down the platform of free
soil free speech froe press and free men, and h3 record
Free Soil Democrat bss been consistent up TO late
period. Judging from his speech 10 the caucus however.
he be I'm full accord With the Democracy IN
their opposition tho reconstruction plan Of Cougre,-
though whether he will 20 far most OF them would
like him TO- II very doubtful Tie Sun frGncisc0 Ala
California says Tho gentleman who viii repreocn Cal
Iiorna the United states senate for six years ivm
March 1862 Ia undoubtedly the ablest man among those
who have been prominent candidates FOR the support ~
the dominant party, possessing fine natural abilities ara
sterling integrity Ue u an able lawyer, good speaker
careful in Judgment cnoys the experience oi long rest
deuce I'm California uuders,us the wants OF the State
well the commercial metropolis ana has interests
here which make him a thorough Californian. ~ Was
hardly DE expected at the hands Of the asOnshud De-
mOcracy that "a gentlemen with Mr Cassorlys known
viOws and adherence 10 tho Government during tho R
beon could be- elected At the beginning OF "a var.
when we needed help. he camo ont strongly Tor the
Union and has ever since adhered "a that faith While
should. OF course have preferred the election OF
member ~ the Union party othe Senate ~ mus be ac
knowiedgcd that Mr Casrly 10 the abest OF liz piFY
will be peer among the Senators. aud h!j election IS
triumph over thc Peace wing Of the Democracy'
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
81 iRR[ED

FULLER-CHISM-A whiting T. weirrl,y Jan T. 1854 b'
Mr Homer. L-y Faer Of NerYcrk TO Ms' su,s
Ch.m . Wi.fuX No ct1,
Ahaur EYen'ng Journal psse copy.
GRgRLRY-wGLCOX-M Shs.msn Chintauqui Co. n r. Wed
nesiy J,n H. Horace Greeley Of CAssve Ocean Co. j. TO
Mss MARY Wilcox OF Sie5miu.
HALLLBwIs-N Brnnssk j. b. the Rev D. Boggs John
a. Hal e Sarah lewis third daughter Of George Dutch
e.l. deceased foriueris o. New York.
Bofor papers please copy
PHILLPS-ByAHSOa Thusia1 Jan i6 by the Rev Dr. Roberts
John Paps Of ookya 20 Jaue sns late O srpoo1 England
Liver, paper, and those OF ibs pncpay ALL please copy
PBRKNS-DOTTBRER IitebheJ Connecticut Thusl,y. Jan
residence % Edwin Mcneil ESQ b the Rev william d.
CLARKE Dsming Perkins o tbs city to hIgHesla w. daughter Of
David II. Dotisrer. esl, Of philadelphia
STASFORD-DIyERTIA the parsonage No 2S North F1ht
Tl,ilT Dee 0 6- Rev G. q. Csrr0S D. D. Harrison L.
STAFFORD Elhe'h y j. jennie r. DEery daughter OF
Js,,a VERY, esd u Dsnniss.e n. J. No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
GEORGIA.
yHg RECONSTRUCTION CONVENri0N-LErrER
F..OM GEN. MEADE IN REFERENCE TO The
ENTITY TREASURY.

VIE RECONSTRUCTION CoNNENrioN-LErrER
F.oM GEN MEADE IN REFERENCE TO THE
ENTITY TREASURY.
ATLANTA, Jan. 1S.-Gen. Meade sent IN
communication dated yesterday to the Convention this
mornns which, after acknowledging the receipt OF the
Eesoluton asking for pay, says:
Ihavc this day received information from the Treasurer
Chat there are funds IN the treasury at Aledgeyle
Ouh institutions of the state have been suffering on ac-
6ount OF the Donpaymeut Of the appropriations Ior teir
fnccoult Of means IN the state treasury or
or other reasons am not al present vSea e means Of
ipay Incidental expenses OF the COnNentiO anu d'
6ers Il and on Investigation, that any funds which
cshoud be n the state Treasury nave Deeh paeeu Dey
kny reach may deem necessary To suspend Temporal
,ry Che payment Of portion OF the current salaries OF
al Officers who receive their pay et9er rom tne o'a M
acs stated that it is out Of my power al present
no comply with the request Of the Conycnion much as
tdcsire 10 90 il. In lieu OF granting thlS anth9lty
Ispeofv request thar the requSOn OF your dsOursng
agent may he sent to me for my approval that may
600 such funds OF the state as may become aVaaDe
Dc prpri distributed according TO the pubic necessities
The convention refused almost unanimously TO suspend
Rho russ consider resolution asking the Federal au
hores to make advances for the payment Of the Con
Sentlon expenses They also tabled resolution 10 ap
1Oint Committee OF three delegates TO examine me STARE
Hreasurs sections aud Of the Bill of Rights OF the old
teOnstitutiOn were adopted.
~ the delegates gave another the lie during To-
pay. both caught up their chairs; but violence was
kyoideG aud mutual apologies made ,,-,
eu Meade has issued order validating the relief or
dnaice % the Convention with the exception that exc
euton not TO be stayed IN cases OF taxes or aDoreis
wages.
yHE FUNDS OF THE STATE IN NEW-Y0RK
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1S.-AdviceS from Millcdge-
willie state that Gov. jenkins, being called today
y the citizens at the Executive MaDson made speech
and said that the funds Of the state had been removed TO
Newl os aud that he should fight for them before the
uprene Court The books o the state Treasurer oanno.
c otd The Postmaster and express agent have refused
Sodelyer to Capt Rockwell gen Meades appontee
the package aud letters addressed 10 John Jones' Treas
zxcr Of Georgia.
TIIE STAY LAw-COLLECTION or TAXES.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. ia circular has been
5.,ued from HEADQUARTERS explaining general orders vail
dating tho Alabama ordinance 10 stay the collection o
debts that there is to be no stay OF proceedlnG
n Judgments in favor OF mechanics and labOrers SINCE
july 81 IsGj An order looked for directing tax collect
gDrs Georgia proceed with the collection OF State
taxes Nine.tcnths OF said taxes have been pad
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
POLITICAL.
The PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
u. qrLs preHcrfrk faft . ts-.--f-.-


In about four months the National Republi-
can Convention will meet to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and VicePresdency of the United states.
The gentlemen most prominently spoken Of in connection
with the Presidency Gen. Grant and the Hon. Salmon
j. Chase We have already expressed our preference for
the latter. and ia doing were not Influenced by
any consideration OF availability, but based our CholCe
altogether on the standard Of qualification. Cncom-
promlsingy honest In his opinions firm i'm his cOnvlcOrs,
ihneNble In his purpose ana above all, deVoteuy AT
tached TO the principles or republican institutions, he
seems qualified In every respect for the onerols ana
responsible duties that VIII necessarily dcyOye upon the
successor of Andrew Johnson
The great question with which tho American people
now have deal. is III connection with financial
policy, and what they need the az the head
OF the Government who combines with the patriot
ism OF the statesman the sagacity and expert
ence Of the hnancier In humble Judgment,
Judge Chase that man. He is the author OF
our present financial system, and when money was
needed equip and sustain the army during the Rebel
lion he called greenbacks" into existence We are in
debted to his financial ability and staesmanshp for the
national banking system, and, said former oc-
casOn he contributed much by his udicOus admins
tratiOn of the national finances toward putting down
armed treason the bravery OF troops on the HELD
Apart from the great experience OF Judge Chase as
hnancier, he is truly representative man. one whose
sympathies are entirely In accord win tho masses oi te
people In their desire 20 the Union reconstructed on
the broad principle of impartial Justice He thoroughly
appreciates the wants OF the country and we think we
say without dsparagement 10 the claims OF Others
that is better qualified by nature and experience
lead this Government OF its present difficulties and
eInbarassments Into the enjoyment OF Its former peace
and prosperity than the subject OF this notice.
Mr.. Chase Is no politician. iio is plain, common
straightforward man. deeply socitous OF the public wei
fare and earnestly devoted to the true interests of the
people above the wiles and temptations that are
apt to corrupt and mpoyersh usefulness of public
and IL Is this very virtue that has made him the
object Of envy. and, we may add, OF yulhcation lie
never soops TO crush the pigmes that would dehe his
escutcheon he soOrns the tricks OF the demagOge he
lives and strives to his country and promote her
honor and greatness among the nations OF the eafth
The service he rendered the country while In the Cabinet
OF President Lincoln Is record ~ imperiShaOo glory
and should rally to his support every lover OF tho Cnon
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

DIED.

ArEtSSoNon s,,q,, u, m '9;. - lingering lines. spn 70. VIZ
the meri wedaedsy. Jan q, at O'Clock ~ on her ''
BRowy-on sardsy Jan Il, 1858 scarlet Adberi A. on,
.on q ,hn r ini Garlic l. Bsosn 1ssi seats and dDs
dnce his no 81 Hicks Brooklyn on TUESDAY Jan H.
at O'Clock
cLIYrA savlna,h Georgia Monday Dee 3D. 2d Julia M wife
The relative. AMI friend. smy Invited attend the fue
this ouiig) moaning O'Clock from ressner Of her nOlhe.
M, Jni ~ Mar,AA, No :. Bedford ave Brooki'a D. Tue
remain, will be taken TO Cypress Hills for InseTmenL
CHBBSMASA STANFORD Coun SATURDAY, Jan s Sarah widow
Of Joseph Cb.esnin Of TIN, d.v.
IBy li Silmlos 20 The oc,Ock train
DRMARBsT-u Hckeanek J Friday afternoon Jan L. Peter
His t lsi o,e of tie i'g are l@ w,ho%. further so.ce to
the ~ O'Clock train from keElorS
DCX-on Sturdy jan 2 aaer lingering e' James Dick 10
B friend, 1a those ay Association Brook
Gasr a, late rseuee No l5 GOls Brooklyn, Monday
afternoon, Jan. -. At O'Clock
HUBBARD S.any jan 49, Frederic Shurem,a Hubbard aged
The ss.. and friend. Of tho tm, are respectfully invited to attend
deuce No lss Snth-aye
KEisgR-Ou suni, ~ Mary ysau VIII. Ernes: Kysr
% @ ,u % ,. & o. IN. m, are re.pe,y Invited to attend
tbe funeral. o rpesla'. Jia 81, nl o'clock p N.
LOCKTT-n Brooklyn oa Snuriay 49, hi. residence II
Charles VI Joseph ad Mara LoesI aged 70 ye.s
The relatives and tats u family Hill
1 s & S % ~ & All @ "a e m from sS tue Church Sda S s o % o;
u Msaisns ald Coa GA lue'ay Jan a. p o'clock
NOSsOgA Asars SATURDAY morning Jan 49, MArens Mn.oa,
In he Ssh her
Tie cns nye attend the funeral on the Rev.
Dr Sls Church aiA''ora o. Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock
ROSsfREIn Brooklyn FRIDAY Jan H. Charles Rosre native Of
Lausanne, Switzerland, IN The 10Th year of his
The friends Of the ny aud Of bis nnc G. Rosre invited TO
attend bis auer Monday Jan 20 Om his late residence No si
COlnmbisst, al. o'clock p.
sERGEASr-At Spuyt.p Dhyse ssuiay Jan a. Mar, Elizabeth
Joseph r. ami Alice Sergeant aged 10 mouths
The relatives Of the family respeNs invited To attend
funeral Monday Ju 20 10 O'clock nom the residence
Of her ptrrus
TH0MPsONon Sunday jan H. Andrew Thompson the 10th
of his
The viii place the Harlem Baptist Church Fnh
al TUESDAY
The relatives aud fent Of the fsmy respectfully
Invited % attend
Duukrk sud Western papers please copy.
YOUNG- Chapsaa, ths 18th Csth,ne Youos widow
Nathaniel Youas Ia the 18th year of hsr
The M take place from the friends Meeting House Chsprus
Tursisy mornIag llst nst at III oclOck
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

PHALoN's New PERFUME, "FLoR DE MAYO"
or T1orer n May. This delightful perfume is un-
questionaby the rcs perfume introduced in this
country 1t Is dedicated la tho beautiful flower from
which it takes its name II Will DO ready for the trade
this week Price per bottle or S for box containing
dozen Sent to any address upou receipt OF the money
sale every wheo by druggists aud fancy goods deal
ers
Yoiee 10 he TGl,. " Flor de Moyo." Flower OF May
has been adopted by ia a. our trademark AMI COPY
righted: any IufiaseTents VIII be promptly prosecuted
fidrL PuALoS ( sos.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA

sprOcFEDINGs OF THE CONVENTION CHALLENGE
IRON A MEMBER OF THE CONNhNlIVN ~
CrN. BUTLER.
plcr,oND. Jan. 1s.-In the Convention
rSl, e PIN ~ pi,,s was under discussion and seven
o.ios wore adonted including declaring Virginia
Aoeoual member Of tho General Government, and en-
it M 20 an the benefits and subject to all the burdens as
lot ~ states Tie Judiciary COMMITTEE reported i au-
ic, ole eftiine debts prior 20 1855 a % cents on the
kicr cen Grant is expected here on Tuesday to at
YcI .b meeting OF the trustees OF the Peabody Educa-
ltial rd Robert Stevens tcO!Oredj of Charleston >
" ,trred suit in the United States District Court
here against the Richmond and lredereksDurg KalI0au
teor When she had hrsClas tickets. lie lays damages at
81 40 . 1t, A,o,
'nent o. Col White, Republican member OF the state
Cen Butler. when he was IN the Clty ast
week II demands rcparatOn for beng ordered out OF
Gen Rutcrs department during the The ahalr Is
Biiu pending Col. White is one OF the Republicans VINO
refIs.d f0 hear Gen. Butler speak
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.-A letter
dated olympia Dec H. says But little Of general inter
est has occurred In connection with the Legislature
in session In the Council, everything OF 3 general
tested seat case between McLan, the sitting member
lRepublicanl, and Longmre Democrat). Memorials
have been introduced into the House, and will und0ubi
edy pass praying for sn appropriation by Congress
locate build and maintain dry dock and naval arsenal
Puget Sound also, relative TO forthcatons, the
ground that every dollar invested and the lives Of
the people are hourly exposed TO the ncmrons OF
reebooers or enemies at war also praying for
mail service from Olympia via ports OF Puget sOuI 10
Alaska also for appropriations for the erection " light
houses Point no Point on the Aki Point and foIi
DEFIANCE.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
IOWA.
GOV. srONE'S MESSAGE.

The annual message of Gov. stone, oil iowa
e1yes detailed statement of the progress OF the state
during the year last past The finances OF the State are
in very prosperous condition. During the last fiscal
wear there we're received from all sources N93s5 10
rn.pdures for the same time were N3lt65i IA leav-
~ an mne expended surplus OF tp77+0 as Since the ad
onrnment OF the session Of the legislature $4,000
~ the bopded debt OF has been discharged leaving
sss o npad but as the bonds overdue they to
draw interest The only remaining Indebtedness OF the
"a lie $500 Of Sc per bonds due In 1881 The
Goy,rnor that holders can DO induced To
srrender them before maturity. they shall be extln
enished BIZ appropriating the proceeds oerved IRON
Claims against tho United States TO that purpose.
Ths Governor devotes considerable space 70 the 70
caI oresufzson When II was organized as Tefnsory
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

THE "KUKLUXn GANG AGAIN.-At Linnville
Station Giles Co.. Tenn last Saturday night. three cOored
men were seized by sxteen white carried into III
woods stripped. tied over log and then whipped at In
tervas for the space OF two bOurs They were told that
tins was done because they belonged 10 the Union
League. and had voted the Radical ticket After they
were released, they threatened with st rougher
treatment II they did not leave the State. The white
men were armed and work masks Three OF the villains
Tom Mitchell, Henry Fox, and MoDougherty, were
recognized They belong 10 the notorious "Rukluy
klap' winch WAS implicated In the Pulaski riot last
week. FRANK DickersOn, one OF the men whipped,
reached Nashville today, and reported TO Gen. Carln
His back is severely laceraed. Gin. Gazette, 10th.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE WE1THER.

Sgw-YoRK AND THE SUBURBS on ICE.
Seldom have tho lovers OF Winter pastimes in
this vicinity been favored by the elements they have
been this season Thus far have been remarkably
enpt from wet and chilly days. and cold rain
storms which 40 often render Nsw-York Winter tho
dread Of rssens and the Of days when
IN stay within doors drearness aud ont Is misery
when rain and wind and mud. and slush aud slippery
sdew and cogged and uncertain stages aud disor
dered ssreetcs and everybody wanting 10 ride. and
nndng il impossible TO do 90. and mud mud mud rain,
rain rain every suggested even to tho host regu
lated unds. temptations 10 tho commission ~ suicide
a. tue quickest uieans OF oscaoo from scomluglY
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

A HORRIBLE DEATH.-0n Thursday morning,
Henry Shade n carpenter employed III saw-m III
5andusky had his clothing caught In disconnected
coupling Of tho machinery and before the engine could
be stopped HE leg was caught between the OF
wiudass attached To the shaft and torn of between the
knee and ankle. The right side Of the head badly
crushed and mangod so that death eDsued immediately
After his coat caught In the achnery the unfortunate
man had only time TO e1clam. George George" be
fore he WAS hurried TO terrible death The engine
stopped quickly possible but too aie 10 do any
good. The deceased leaves wife and six children
youngest having been born only few hours before the
dcpiOfa Die accident
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
WISCONSIN.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or A GRANT
CLUB.

MADISON, Jan. l0.-The Legislature has been
sttng for ten days but business OF little importance mas
done. bill was introduced deyoting land grants
for railroads 20 the farm mOrtSagos who aided IN then
construction. Resolutions passed In both houses as
serng In the strongest terms the right of expdtritiDn
aud demanding protection for American citizens abroad,
native adopted An adjournment was agreed Ia FEB
ruary 10 ,
largo Grant Club organized last night. with
Horace Rubic President. The resolutions declare op
position TO the amnesty aud enfrauchsement OF Rebels
while Union OF the SOuth remains disiranchstd
and emphatcaly favor Grants nomination by The Ee-
publican party whioh latter accOrds with Va" alAUst
unanimous wish OF the Republicans Ia Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
NORTH CAROLINA.
TmE RECONsTRUCTION CONvEN

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, Jan. 1S.-Nluch confusion prevailed
in the Convention to-day, and nothing accomplished
Ghe re'oluton Of Mr. Durham Conservative alluded to
Se-fcr,ay. was, after much hIbusering indefinitely
pos p0uel.
O'lft-I. negro elected engrOssng clerk Tie Set-
tiHcl reporter Is stIl IN his seat.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
Special yuiitts.
SpttIaI yoIltts.
Why IL Phniou's Ntght-BloOmng Cereus IKE s,um
I.,hn.llnI R.can,. rs srheI d lsigh for III

"
Why IL Phuou's Nisht-Blooming Cereus hss ,,um ia
Ad,hmsieI Because sirhsr u (sigh for it.
Union Republican Presidential Campaign Club
or the CITY or SEw YORK FOR fs8s-
ORsAslLso Nov n, 1857
The oaag gentlemen have been appointed conle
and requested 10 meet No "a Frsnklu at the once Of the
President. oo THIS (MoOiir) AFTERNOON to'sloct
NATHAN KINGSLEY, Jr, THBOpORs G. WILLIAMS
DARikL DUVAN, JOSEPH y. ELLBRY
SAMUEL NASH, WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY
CORNELIUS VAN COIr JOHN w. PARAKR
JAMES CUMMINGS. WILLIAM 7. ASiMAE,
ORLANDO l. STEWART SIMON HAZLErON
ALKx Mcleod BENJAMIN MERRITT
ISAAC j. OLIVIA WILLIAM LAIMBEER IT,,
JAMk5 CUSHING IT, ItMks b. HUNT
JOriAM WILSON u JAMKS W. CULVER
ROBERT G. hRONN
CHARLES =. SPENCER Pft.d.ut
CHARLES s. syaoSe' VIZ. Presidents
wulAn Dtussosp, s..,.,,a..
AHA, Co,Psa \ SoeN"heb
Fine Gsid Watch Chslas
dTbs Of all descriptions sale 0kO e. AJLEs No ug
Brosf Oi i,Dths Os caas.