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The New York herald., 1868-02-26
MISSISSIPPI

The Convention --Di-cusson of th- Gin a.
RishsS-The Case 0f fIerriam-Ihe Alleged
Assault oG tae DoSrkeeper-JudiSIsl APP
pointn,ents Nv General iiilem.
JACKSON Feb e5. 1888.
The convention is st;Ii engaged tho Bill Of Rights.
The committee on Merram's made report of
the facts nth recommend dstion. Resolutions 20 e%pei
TO suspend for twenty-five days for ION DAYS
severay voted down.
General Giliem has made the following appointments
To I'll existing vacanoios:-To be Judges Of tho H!sh
Court OF Errors and Appeals OF the state Of Nssspp.
h. G. Peyton Thomas Shackclford AID Il. JeGerd.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

The Couyeution-visit Of General Cnnby.
CHArlssroS, FEB. %, 1865.
me Cosattutionh Convention to-day passed 70 the
shIrd reading shs entire executive article, numbering
N r,y. three sections
There was considerable debate on The question
whether the rscosAiton Of Supreme being should BE-
qualification for once bu, was 6us,ly decided IN the
sfnrnsiiva
General csnoy visited ,hss ssAy and was received
With applause The CsavsnteH took . recess V afford
The members a. opportunity 70 pay their respects 70
him.
I, 10 understood that shs rspubiicas caucus viii
nominate either r j. Robertson Of Columbia or General
r. K scott for Governor
The Cssrssslsnsl asminssa ere being sonsidsrsA
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CANADA.

Great snow Storm-kniiways Blocked Tn
aud Trains stuck In Srew Banks.
TORONTO, Feb %. 1868,
furious snow storm set in yesterday morning and
continued With great violence until to-day. The
railways are al blocked up trains have left bore
,oda, and those which left yesterday stuck snow
banks short distance from tho city. Tho reports
ceysd hero Indicate that the has prevailed with
Srca, sury from london to Beleyle.
Rooor, spence Collector OF Customs Cor This por died
tbis u,oTpf17
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

RiaHrs OF NATURALIzED CITIZENS. despatch
70 the Associate Press yesterday confirms the
special cable telegr I'm published in the HERALD
on Sunday last announcing the signing Of
States relative to the rights and privileges Of
paturalized Amerlc IN citizens Of German
birth. According to the terms Of the treaty
North Germany ceases to claim military service
from her former citizens after they have resided
i've years In this country.
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NORTH CAR OLiNA.

TIL. Couvsut,oa-A Adoption Of a Moderate Ar.
fcle on suffrage.
RiLrIGu, Feb rs. 1863
ls,t nigh. BY strong vote, tho Convention adopted
sn article on suffrage. making IL general without the
test oath
To-day was spoo, in tho discussion OF tho article on
,be Judiciary making throe Supreme Court and Twelve
Superior Cosr, Judges, all to 30 elected BY the people
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The Washington Sqnabble-Dauser Of Out.
aide Interference.

The Washington Squabbie-Danscr Of out.
side Interference.
J In ell the clustering fuss and fury and dis.
graceful state Of af'irs at Washington at the
present time. the only danger to the nation of
kindling the flames Of civil war and anarchy
IN our midst is In outside interference. As
aong - the parties liz Congress and the White
House are left to make tools Of themselves
which they are doing in the most ef.c!uai
manner, there is not the slightest danger to
she country at large. 1t is very disgracefus
quarrel as /! stands and has already been pro-
ductve Of enough trouble and talk. But
when We find the Governors Of Pennsylvania
and Illinois Offering TO place soldiers al the
disposal of Con ,ress 10 enable them to carry
out their disorganizn schemes, and crazy
leaders in our principal cities organizing
"Johnson Defenders" the case become. serious
In the extreme A single company of troops
sent to Washington might plunge the nation
Into civil war and bioo shed and il is the
duty Of every true patriot to discourtenance
In the most emphatic manner any such crim-
nal and suicidal course. The condition of
affairs at the national capital is critical enough,
and needs to be inves gated and settled in the
most delicate manner. Reckless partisans on
either side should MT be permitted 10 embroil
che people of the various States in the quarrel
and precipitate them into gulf Of civil war
and fratricdal strife. from which il may tax
all the energies and imm ,nse resources Of the
country to exr.caie them. Let every one,
therefore, who has tha slightess spark Of patri-
otism in his breast watch closely and frown
down any attempt OIL the part of officials or
individuals to interfere with force in this
Washington squabb!e. There is not the slight
est necessity OF employing oayonets or artillery
as arguments on either side. II the contend
ing parties be lett to themselves TO bluster and
be the laughing stock OF tle world Il will be
for the interests Of tae nation
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BAEBADOES.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Monument to- sea Captaln-Ic Eisiatfve
observation-disclosures
Havana, Feb. "a, 1863.
Our sdvces from Barbadoes are TO the il.h inst.
Thcre was movement on foot to erect memo.
rial in honor Of Captain Wooley. who perished in
the steamer Rhone. at St. Thomas. The subscrip.
ticns for the purpose were liberal.
Governor Walker had declared that The accounts
concerning the molehead were deceptive and un.
authorised by the Legislature. The latter body
was engaged in consolidating the criminal laws.
proposition had been made to increase the duty
on importa one-iourth, but this was denounced as
injurious TO Carlisle trade.
Meteors we're seen on the l4th OF January.
Tie crop was favorable and there were some
sales OF consequence. Brcadstutis. however, were
scarce
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Hawaiian EiectIon-The Government
Ticket Triumphant Over the Americas
Tyckct-The Americans scandaiossiy Abused
by the knnnkns.

by the knnnkas.
SAY FRANCISCO. Feb %, 1868.
Honolulu advces TO February have been received.
rhe election resulted IN the success OF tie gosornnaen.
ticket There was considerable excitement election
day The government did every thing TO defeAt what
might be called the American ticket. Extras
issued abusing the Americans scandaoGsiy, sing
them OF trying 10 overthrow tno kingdom,
for when purpose they said tho war steamer
Lackawanna had been stationed a. Honolulu They
used language by complimentary TO her
rnander who han always treated the royal family with
rsspsc, although the King never degned to visit the
ship.
Tn unsair action or the government has raised the
question OF annexation annexation II the former
s ot accomplished hereafter there vii; be two distinct
par,iss-the Americans and the anti Americans Ap-
pearanccf Indicate the American party to be iar the
s:ronges.
The Governor OF Hawaii Is seriously 81, and tho King
has returned from ns country seat 10 consequence
The United states Lackawanna and the English
war steamer Chameleon nj Honolulu.
There was outbreak amoug the coolies at Hao. ~
which tie oversesr dangerously wounded
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DEMARARA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE HERALD.

Arrivals from the United ststos-Alarkets.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1853.
Our advccs from Demarara ore to January 2s.
The arrivals from the United States had been nu.
merous. Prices we're stationary. Common sugar
was sold At - 60. Freights were quoted 81 three
ahillings.
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VIRGIN ISLES.
Ssf1iAl TELsGasr 70 Iaf &IsllD

The SfNish Mali Station In che s.seward
AntIii-s-Eearfui W Gather Reported III Sea.
HAVANA, Eeb. "a. lS6s.
Water Island. the Gflh OF the British is ands in
the Virgin group, VIII probably be the station OF
the British mail stea mers running to kspinwsll,
Havana. Kingston. Bar6adoes, &c.
The steamers Atrato and Plata report having
experienced fearful weather on their receut trips.
Mr. Cameron. agent Of tie British mail steamers,
has arrived here TO arrange matters relatise TO
the new station.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

F;as r. ELpRipGs SrREEr.-About half-psst nine
o'clock last night fire broke out IN the taors shop In
ahe basement OF No % Eldrdgs street. owned by we!s.
bAupt Eisenbcrg Tho stock was considerably DAM
xgsd, probably to the extent Of 1000; insured for
81, 200 on stock and fixtures In the Mechanics and
Trsisrs' Insurance Company. The building 10 owned
by Charles Scheibel 10 damaged about 500 and s In
for 0o0 Relief. Globe and Star Insurance.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

HUDSON, F6b. 70, 1908.
lire broke out last night, al nino O'Clock, in the
franc building No. 100 Warren street. owned by George
S;oors and occupied by William Wolf as shoe store
The flames extended TO tho saloon OF Charles Worthy
the grocery store and dwelling OF John Howard and
the Office OF DR.. Lyle Smith, all OF which were
sumed with the most Of their contents The dry goods
store and stock OF William T. Skinner wero also
damaged The loss is not far from 312, 900. which
there is insurance amounting u $500 Al time
feared the entire block would DO destroyed but
change In the wind saved II.
Patrick Leary. . fireman, severely injured by
being run by hose carriage frscturng his leg and
causing other ipjurieS
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
ST. THOMAS,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the assalo.

Operations OT the Divers mt sc. Thomas.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1868.
There ia . prospect that the Dock will yet be
aoatcd The work has been entrusted to Murphy's
Company. They also made an oncr to raise the
steamer Columbian Tor tl5 O0O This was
rejected, aud the shin will be abandoned Daricn
with the diving apparatus, has gone TO Hsyt; to
load a small cargo.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Business DuIi-Hfarise Intelligence.
HAVANA, Fob "a, 1893.
Business Is dull account Of shs carnival to which
ell the people have given themselves up.
The steamship Moro Castle. Captain Adams arrived
mere to-day The steamer star OF the Union. captau
Cookssy, sailed for New Orleans to-day. The steam
ship oriss.s Captain snsw sailed Tor Boston yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
LOUISIANA.

Msrdi Grss Rcveis In New Orleans.
Nrv ORLEANS Feb. 25, ISCs
The streets are crowded with people witnessing Mardi
ros rsves and the procession Of tho mystic crew Of
comus Tongpt balls going on In oil the theatres
and st every available place OF amusement.
There was no sess on OF the Convention to-day
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
GERMAN

The Standardization law Treaty.
BrgLX, Feb 25-Eyon!ng.
The new treaty which has been concluded between
tho United states aud Tho NSrh German Confederation
provides that natives Of Gcfmany obtain license
10 engra;o, which shall be registered: and tnat those
@ho, after taking out their Naturalization papers have
resided five in foregr couutry shall be released
from tho Obligation of military service in Germany.
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TRINIDAD,
sptClAl TrlfsAAm TO the atsita
Observation-Disclosures.

HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1868.
The news from Trinidad 10 20 January %. The
rains had partially interfered With the process Of
sugsring.
Freights were dull and nominal.
The Matilda had arrived from New York and
sold her cargo ~ current rates, excepting her
breadstuOs. which we're offered below market
rates.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
VENE ZUEL- a.
safCIAL TELEGRAM Tc rns hsEaLa.
The Re soigt.om Not Yet Suppres,ed--iIiiitary
Movements.

IHe 1NtSotWIsDN NOV tI >UPDrtsHtai--FAFtffhfy
Movements.
HAyAHA Feb. 81, 1858.
BY adyccs from VenezGela u the Tth inst.
learn that the new Ministers for Foreign Affairs.
Public Works and Credit had resigned General
0choa had been appointed TO TIE first named
office. General i'rias had been appointed Gene
ralissifo of the Federal Army aud sci out for
Guarico. The rear guard and cavalry were 10 fol-
low at once. Notwithstanding these movements
the newspapers stated that the revolution lad
been suppressed
In Carabcho the rebel factions were divided,
and had sought refuge in the forests, whero they
were without officers. Occasionally some OF thcm
would submi, TO the federal authorities.
Gnayana remains quiet.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
IHf Hnfss ItLtGaAM.

Tho British 10 Council with Native Chiefs.
LospoS Feb 2s-Midaishl
oncla dispatches from General Napier say the snvsy
ssn, by him 70 Prince Kass was well received a
Durbor, and fosnd 1000 warriors With their chiefs.
assembled u Adwss, By who's he w1 heartily vel.
coined
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occasionally turned all these branches OF the
government topsy turvy. BY all means let
General Boum an his forces proceed to Wash
lngton forthwith ani save the country.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

DIR. Bancroft as American Minister 10 the
COnfede ration.
BsELa Feb 2J 1868
Tho Fon. George Bancroft has been duly received
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Piepipoentisgy
tas United States to the Nofta German Confederation
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
Tho Cabinet Changes.

LONDON, Feb. 25--MidnighI
70 nov thought that. Mr.. Dsrasli will resign his
position Chancellor Of the Exchsqusr, that sir
Stafford Eorthco,s will take his place
No Is yet named a. the probable suocssssr ~ me
la,,er A. secretary Of State TOR India.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
FRANCE.
An American in Treubic.

PARIS. Feb. 25-Evening
Ar racker, An American, took part in the alleged
disturbance 1T the odcon theatre tho performance OF
Victor Hugos drama, "Ruy Bias" has beon tried and
sentenced TO six days Imprisonment and the payment
o A slight fine
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

0usEssrowS, Feb. 2S.-The steamship City Of Paris,
Captain Kennedy, Of the Inman line. which lsft Nsv
York on the 18th inst, arrived a. this port an early
bou, this morning, on the way 10 Liverpool
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Tho Evening Telegram Has Now a Circuia.
equal 10 all other city rsconx papers combssd. rn
constantly ahead n don Yesterday evening beat
contemporaries 10 the following items:-
IN THE FIRST EDITION IT coSrAIsED,-
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE POLICE COURTS.
LCDIcRoUs AND AFFECTING SCENES.
SHOCKING AFTRAY BETWEEN BOYS.
FEARFUL ExrLosIox-rwo HOUSES DEMoLrsuER
ACCIDENTS AND CRIMES IN THE CITY.
INTERESTING LOCAL AND SUBURBAN ITEMS.
AND
The MORNING REPORTS PROM WALL sraREr.
IN THE SECOND EDITION.
TIKI IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE BEFORE rHn
SENATE.
WASHINGTON STILL EXCITED.
MOVEMENTS oP THE RADICALS
STANTON STILL IN POSSESSION
THE MILITARY ORDERED TO BIZ ~ aEApIsEss
LATE LOCAL EVENTS.
THE ALLE9Rp REVELATION oy rgLgGHAsu0
SECRETS
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL sEws ~ CABLE
IN THE THIRD EDITION.
THE LATEST NEWS fKoM WASHINGTON.
IMrEAcnxEsr AND DETAILS or TIN WAR orrrcR
DIFFICULTY
THE COMMITTEES IMPORT TO raE SENATE
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS-.
BEN BUTLER on THE RAmrAoE
GENERAL rELEaRArHIc ITEMS.
MONEY. TRADE, STOCK AsD MARINE REPORTS.
o. A. ss:a: E ss jpss jpse: mos
stairs. aud 23 Wall street, and III Broadway.
BcautiIai Ilair.-Cheyniicr's Life For The
y.%ih,si sf,a i%paIs lie sns ....,sh y. ss.se:s
nnp.rsssd as hair dresser Sold Uy ali srasqisss snd
.sSgss' s.s hair s r. 4 a S LII
Ne s"rs Ess. aya %issioss Sfo " soornIyo gYnrr,r
wrapper. AL others are base limitations
s.r .ls 9ysTss s::; s. ss,.
Diamond Pin. ssd Finger R,nss-Flneen.
sssa s.as, ,.. sr ss 81 y aa I = ~ h,f
one door below Canal s;rss-
na.s Ess .s Mfs , sG The
meho wow U uosanent ana cure, snns y! phu.
charge. address Howard Association, boz T.. tnuA-
delphiA. Pa.
Eminent Physicisus Recommspm ~ Mhrs
BasAm Of WILD Cherry for throat and lurG eompalRh
---------------
Printing Of Every DescTipmes Eyecutc9 "n.
wnsre a, tbs NRr.ofoLirAH JOB PRINTING k5rAb-
LIsHMEnL " Nassau street
TrosbIcsowse Coughs and Colds, ssrc Th!c.s
and uosrslness speedily cureo ~ Or -. JArkEsnE
n immediate rehef Ia all Affections of
the lungs By produns frse erpec,otson Of the phlegm
sbss osslructs them hus guetins The cough relsvlle
shs and giving the dssassd organs chsnse
heal seld by su druagisu.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

a Perfect Hair DressinE- BUrnett's Coconins
gloss and 10 superior 70 French pomsdoa
aud ols alcoholic washea
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

A.-Kaidenberg,s Mecr-ckaum Pipes, Hold
ora &e. Repairing Boiling. Ac. No. John street
stars aud 70 Wa! street, and III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Essays For Young Men, on The Errors ana
Abuses incident TO Youth ard Eary Manhood sn ,ns su
msne Wow Of ues.nent and sons ~ mail .ee %
charge. Address Howard Association. boz T.. fnuA-
deiphiz. PA
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MONEY TRADE srocK AsD MARINE REPORTS.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Diamend Pin. ssd Finger Rlngs-Fineen.
dollars zach. ssis by aEo. O. ALLEN us gg0aewsy.
door below Canal sree-
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Printing Of Every Descripnes EXecutc9
wnsrs a, tbs WETHoPOLiTAN JOB PRINTING kSrAB-
IISHMENE w Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

ssssm q wnd cserry tes throat saa lug eompaista
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Troublesome Couass . nd Sc,drf ssrc ThrccTvs cv
Pscf0RAST sivss inmedrAs rshef ia 81! snec,cr, af
he unss by producng frse erpectorson 81 the phegm
xbeh osstrucs them thus guietnG The cough, resvtl9
shs nasmaon and giving the dssassd organs chsuse -
heal seld By ell drusgisu.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Beautiful Hatr.-ChevHiicr's Life For The
Iair postycy restores gray hair .a og nal cslor
youthful beauty mparts LIE and 9Th the weakest
hair; Its falling hseps the he.d clcan
unparalleled as hair dresser sold by ali druggists and
fashionable hair dressers and az my on LIS broadway
New york. SARAH A. CHENALIER NJ ID.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

GENERAL rEJEGRApHIC ITEMS,
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-The Rest Ryer
MANUFACTURED Wholesale snd retah also applied o. No
AaLor
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

he sure mud Csli Tor
MRS. WINsLow'S SOOTHING sYRrP,"
having tho fac smile Of Curt. p.rk;ns oudd
wrapper. AL others are base limitations.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Lord Derby's Resignation as Preiaier-Dis.
raeii 20 Fiji the Onice-Thc Cierkcnwet
Fennns.
The New York herald., 1868-04-09
HOLY WEEK.

The Tenebre at St. Patriclk's Cathedral.
At half-past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon some
thirty priests ranged at either side Of the sanctuary
at st. Patricks cathedral with his Grace Archbishop
McCOskey on the Episcopal throne, commenced the
intOnation OF the 7enebrG, ceremony most s0emnly
impressive. 1t consists Of psalms and lessons, which
in their words and by the tones in which they ara
recited are calculated to excite feelings Of
the utmost sorrow. At the commencement
Of the services there are six lighted tapers
standing on the altar and fifteen others on trfan-
gular framework standing n ga at the LEI left III hand nd
given last night, Is divided into mathis and auds
the former Of which is subdivided into nocturns.
During the recital Of the aniphons In the mathis and
audS fourteen OF the candles on the triangle are ex-
hs an the the altar s are Tn
ceremony is to represent the idea that the Jews were
deprived Of the light Of faith by putting the Saviour
Christ himself, Is then removed, but not extin-
guished, to show that although He was oead to the
Mef'V Me was Us still % alive. ''' During the hiding q
this light the clergy and congregation: kneel down
and the Pater Noster the psalm Mserere and
the prayer Recipe QuTS1tnluS are recited; tnen
confused noise is made to represent the confusion
which prevailed at the death Of Christ. A short
is replaced, after which the clergy retire.
At the cathedral last evening this ceremony was
st. Francis Xavier, west Sixteenth street the 2sns-
br9 was performed with all possible grandeur, and
ut st. AIMS church, on Eighth street, ana SeveraI
others 1t was also duly and appropriately rendered.
MAUNDY-THURSDAY,
which is known also as the Thursday Of the Lords
Supper" and as Jeudt AbsOIu (absOuton Thursday
will be celebrated to-day in all the Catholic and Eps-
cOpal churches. The festival is called Maundy from
the ceremony Of washing the feet in commemoration
of the Christs washing the feet Of His Apostles At
the cathedral this morning the services Will be re-
markably fine, and will for the first time in some
years fully carried out. In each Of the churches
temporary repository will be fitted up adorned with
TO this repository an extra Host, blessed
at the mass to-day, Is carried and there
deposited Professions are formed OF the clergy,
chOristcrs, socialists and members OF the cOngrega-
ton, and amid the perfume from censers. the
chanting Of the Pange Lingua and with all the
grandeur that magnificent robes, brilliant tapers,
costly regaa and universal expressions OF reverence
and awe can lend to the occasion the sacred Host IL
borne by the officiating clergyman to the place pre-
pared for 1t.
At st. Peters church, in Barclay street. the 40
knOwledged taste which has ever marked It's 'ro-
pOsitories' will be found still to prevail. At St.
Patricks cathedral, at st. Stephens, st. Francis
Xaviers, st. Anns st. Gabriel's st. Theresa's st.
Mary's and several Of the other churches most cx-
tensive and expensive preparations have been made
for the occasion.
The New York herald., 1868-04-09
THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE CLOCK.

The bronze column. surmounted by head with
four faces hight turret clock was formally put up at
the Custom House yesterday afternoon. The column
is OF gold bronze, twenty-four feet In height and
weighing 3,4oO pounds, and is placed exactly DO
meath the centre OF the dome Of the Custom House
and under the gigantic vane recently erected. Per.
feet Cornthan on the vitruvian model, and nnisneo
with leaves of ormolu In the way OF ornamentatlon
for the capital the AFFAIR In question constitutes
rare ornament to the interior OF the Custom House,
while the dials surmounting It keep the official
time Of the clerks Of the department. The CLOCK
itself il located exactly beneath the base OF the
turret in small room In the lower storyi
and here Time, the grey-bearded, sits ana
swings his pendulum, himself securely locked
in the small cell prepared for him. The clock re-
quircs a weight and maintaining power OF about six
hundred pounds. The dials have been finished IN
light coored bronze OF grayish tint with lettering
and hands OF solid ormou and, surrounding tne
whole, bronze eagle, OF eight feet from UP 10 UP
and OF ormolu finish, expands Its ponderous wings
in token OF the national ensign. so far as is known
this is the largest bronze column ever erected in s
country and in this respect Is rather an opJecs y,
viru to the tourist hailihg from provincial ces anu
anxious to feast his eyes upon the varieties o tne
metropolis. The works proper, though now In s placc,
will not be regulated until to-day, when tne uessn @
NAV be written down completely executed III Iacss
The need OF reliable timekeeper has been long ie's
at the Custom House and is now supplied.
The New York herald., 1868-04-09

that the women's rights women have, as YET,
no State in the Union where they can boast of
equal political rights with white men or black
men. On the suffrage question, even in Arkan-
sas, they are still on the status of sIndians
not taxed"
This Arkansas constitution, except in this
exclusion of white women as well az black
women from the franchise which is given to
negro men on the universal principle, and
excepting some other acknowledgements, Is q
pretty fair State charter. 1t seems, too, that
1t has been ratified by the people; that the
radical Legislature elected under 1t is in full
operation, and that within fortnight, or less
time, we may look for the appearance at
Washington of the new Arkansas delegation
to both houses of Congress, demanding admis-
sion on the ground that they represent
Southern State duly and fully reconstructed
according to the terms imposed by Congress-
They may be admitted to assist in the impeach-
ment. Who knows?