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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
WASHINGTON.

,,,v THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT - TREATY
,v1Tu CHINA - DIsCONTINUANCE OF THE
FREFDMEN's BUREAU TAXATION OF TIE
BONDS - THE BALTIMORE BANQUET-IHE
CHEROKEE LANDS NORTH CAROLINA >
1fFWBERS-THE ADJOURNMENT.
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Now incomplete they these figures tell fright
full story OF blood They represent stubborn facts which
cannot be suppressed by denias by denouncng them
as fabricated for political effect And whoever attempts
1t IS not only unfaithf 10 history not only apOgst
for crime. but may be justly charged accessory
the wckedness ITSELF as encouraging and abettng
our eyes upon these appalling scenes Of boodhed and,
instead Of attempting to conceal Them it becomes to
face them honestly and address ourselves the duty Of
discovering the cause and locating the responsibility OK
this slaughter Of fellOW-citlZens.
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Every farmer, and every one who
has vacant spot Of ground suitable for
the purpose, should consider whether
he can do better than to set out one or
more grapovines The varieties known
are now so numerous'and diverse, that
it will not DO difficult to find among
them one which shall be appropriate to
the proposed situation, and bear fruit
which will meet the taste and wishes of
the cultivator The care required, es-
pecially il the number of vines be small,
is not excessive, and it will be found
rather q pleasure than toll to give the
necessary attention. The growth is
comparatively rapid-in a few years
only from the time Of setting out, am
pie reward may be expected in the
shape of luscious fruit.
A grapevine which has once attained
ahealthy maturity, is no summer flow
er, destined to bloom n while and
speedily die and decay with reason
able care and average good fortune, il
will last lifetime, constantly bearing
larger and larger crops, and repaying
the original investment thousand
times over.
Every such plant, be it fruit tree,
shade tree or vine, is permanent i'm.
provement on the place, and adds, oT
ought to add, to the pride Of owner
ship, the satisfaction which the master
feels in contemplating his property, and
to the attractiyeness of home to the
children--not 70 mention the favorable
effect which such improvements exert
on the minds of would.be purchasers
and the increased money value which
results, If il ever becomes desirable tC
sell.
Plant vines, then--not necessarily {
vast vineyard, yielding fruit by the tor
aud wine by the hogshead--but one oI
two at least, here and there on your
grounds, where circumstances seem tC
favor, and see il you DO not find your,
self repaid over and over again, as yea
aaer year passes by.-Er.
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WANTED
WANTED, AGENTS, TS,..E So So.e. e ssOO ssS1.'

VEWET E'W|IVEVypeT mOnIh tYeW-
where, male and female, to Introduce the GEN
UlNE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This mach Inc will stitch,
hem, fell tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and en-
br0lder In q most superior manner. Price only
slS. Fully warranted for five years. We will
pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic seam
than ours. IL makes the "Elastc Lock Stitch. -
Every second stitch can be cut aud still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing H. We
pay Agents from $40 to 600 per month and ex-
penses, or commission from which twice shat
amount can be made. Address SECOMB d Co,
PITTSBURGH, PA, or BOSTON, MASS
Cuu tiOn.-Do not be Imposed upon by
other parties pomlng oil worthless cast-lron ma
Is the only genuine and really practical cheap
machine manufactured.
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Sent in nnlnd
Goodspeed's Golden Pens!

Celebrated for their FJexibility, Durability,
Smoothncss of Execution, CorroslveDess,
Economy and General Adaptation to the Wants
of all Writers. Superior to Steel Pens, and ad-
mitted by all who have used them to be The Pens
that invariably give Satisfaction. il3.
Every person who would write easily, rapidly
and well, are respectfully requested to Try tho
GOlaen Pens. h'
They are put up in neat slide boxes, each box
containing II Pens. Price % cents a bor. No. 1
for general use suited TO all kinds OF Business
Writing. No. EEtyd Fine Points; for Ladies',
Schools and Choice Penmanship. tna
TRAVELLING AGENTS wanted everywhere to
sell these Pens; also Booksellers, StatOneTs, and
Merchants generally. One box assorted samples
sent by mail, post paid for % cents. Price list 10
Agents furnished on application. Liberal dis
count to the trade.
The Golden Pens" will last from to times
longer than the best Steel Pens, hence theltare
the cheapest Pens in the market.
j. IL. COBURN, 1876 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio Sole Agent for the West and South,
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Ea- Connections made At Hamden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Petersburg with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. ORLAND SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
Chlllicothe, o., Dec. 30, 1867. r.. .Hf
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MEDICAL lLLUMLNATIONI---

Four Magnificently illustrated Medical
Books. containing Important Physiological In
for Men and Women, sent free on re-
cept of % cts, by addressing DR.. JoHN WANDER
root, NO. 30 Clinton Place, N. Y. City.
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SIOch NhIHtN az SZUU,UUU
SaleSrOOmS, 30 Hanover st. Boston.

TERMS TO AGENTS.-We believe our terms
to Agents are superior TO those offered by any
other concern. 7dhe particHidf notice of his:
Our Agents are not required to pay one dollar
for their presents, rs In al o her concerns
AT the end Of each and every month we present
the Agent sending the largest amount of money
the sum Of
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iums enumerated, corresponding to the size of
the Club
FREE OF ONE DOLLARI


the Club
FREE OF ONE DOLLAR!
FOR CLUB OF 80, (53 )-0ne of the follow
ing articles, viz Delaine dress pattern; fancy
cOlOred bed spread 100 view Turkey morocco
album 20 yards sheetng; striped cashmere de-
laine dress pattern honey comb quilt all wool
square shawl set solid gold bosom studs; all
wool fancy cashmere pants and vest pattern;
gents hair guard chain gold trimmings silver
plated chased bu tier dish: silver plated bottle
revolving CASTOR on feet: set superior steeled
bladed knives and forks; worsted promenade
shawl ladies' long gold plated chain ladies gold
double ring gents heavy chased solid gold ring;
solid black walnut work box or writing desk /;
extra quality balmoral skirt; set jewery. sleeve
buttons to match; violin and bow gents cordi-
gan Jacket splendid ebony d flute; ivory trim
mings; superior Turkey morocco shopping bag;
ladies high cut balmoral boots.
FOR A CLUB OF 60 (SG. )-0ne Of the follow
Ing articles, viz; Black or colored alpaca dress
patteni poplin dress pattern; one piece of
beached or brown sheetng engraved, silver
plated, bottle revolving castor; 81 yards su-
perlor cashmere for pants and vest pattern; ex-
ira heavy honey comb quilt; two fancy colOred
bed spreads pair gents calf boots yds farm.
ers' good wool froeking; fancy cashmere plaid
dress pattern best quality balmoral skirt rose
wood brass alarm clock ladies' all wool cloak
pattern silver-plated cake or card basket; fur
muff or cape; ladies fashionable wool double
shawl splendid clasped family Bible, 9x12 re-
cord page and engrayings;3 8 yds double width
water proof cloaking set ivory handle knives.
with sver-plated forks set silver forks; one set
lace curtains.
FOR CLUB OF 100, (s1O lone of the fol-
lowing articles, viz: yds. double width cloak
ing or coating large, fine, bleached linen table
covers, with doz. large sized dinner napkins to
match twenty-five yards splendid hemp carpet
ing good cOlors extra quantity black or alpaca
dress patterns; extra quality poplin dress pat
terms one large piece superior quality extra
width sheeting; pair gents calf boots best quail
ity silver hunting -c0sed patent lever watch
one dozen ivory handled steel bladed knives and
forks silvor-platcd engraved six bottle revolving
castor, with cut glass bottles splendid violin,
box and bow, complete singletbarrel shotgun
Bacons siX-barrel revolver; pair superior white
wool blankets nice fur muff and cape; silver
plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver; sevch
Gand one-haf Yards all wool fancy cashmere for
suit; one dozen Rogers best silver plated forks
common sense sewing and cmbroiderng machine
two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family
Bible. record and photograph page.
For larger Clubs the value in
cFeases in the same ratio.
Catalogue of Goods ana Sample sent to any
address FREE. Send money by registered letter.
Address all orders to
ALLEN, HAYES & CO.,
I5 Federal ST., Boston, Mass.
II. d. Box q.
Wholesale Dealers in
Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware,
Albums, Leather Goods, &C., &c.
Apr 2 66-1m.
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erNew Jersey is rich by reason of
! er much decried swamps In 1867,
one hundrea thousand bushels Of cram
berries were sent to the market from
the swnmps Of Burlington and Ocean
counties alone.
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emo farmer should leave his cattle
loose inside Of stable or small en-
closure. They are very easily and
cheaply secured by stanchionsi aud are
thus prevented from annoying each
other while feeding.
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HOOK CANVAssERs WANTED.

LNOIs NEW FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH b.
u BILE. For terms, address A. BRAINARD,
Hartford, CT.
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FIFTY DOLLARS CASH!
In addition to allothcr presents. And to the Agcn
sending next to the largest amount the sum OF
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

Certificates, giving n complete description of
articles that will be sold for one dollar each, will
he sold at the following rates Ten for 81,
Thirty with presenD for $3, Sixty with
preseuD ~, One Hundred (with present.
t10, and Mt the same rate for larger clubs
LOOK AT THIS CHANCE to get a silk Dress,
Sewing Machine, Gold Watch or some other
good article Of equal value with but very little
trouble and no expense to the Agent.
For Club OfThirty, we will give the
person sending II their choice Of the following
articles Print Dress Pattern, WOrsted Break
fast Shawl. White Linen Tablecloth, Embossed
Table Spread, Set of Steel-bladed Knives and
Forks, Set of Sllver-plated Forks, Elegant Bead
ed silk Parasol, One Hundred Picture Morocco
Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled span
gled Silk Fan, One Dozen large sized Linen Tow
els, Ladies' Morocco Shopping Bag Ahambu
Quilt, Fancy BalnoNl SkiIt Ladies Solid Gold
California Diamond Ring, Gents Plain or en-.
gIaved Gold Ring l6 carets fine, Ladies' Solid
Black Walnut Writing Desk Ladies' Fancy
Black Walnut Workbox ora Cottage Clock
For a Club Of Sixty, one of the follow
ing articles Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern.
Silver Plated Card Basket One Hundred Picture
Turkey Morocco Photograph Album, Lancaster
Quilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl Twenty-Five
wards Sheeting, Alpaca Dress Pattern Engraved
Silver Plated Six Bottled Revolving Castor, Ilar-
rls Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Splendid Bal.
moral Skirt, Set Of Ivory Handled Knives, with
Silver Plated Forks, Pair Of Al-Wool Blankets.
Brass Alarm Clock Rosewood Frame, Splendid
Beaded aud Lined silk Parasol, Ladies' Splendid
Morocco Travelling Bag Thirty Yards Print, or
u Marsaies Quilt.
For n Club Of One Hundred Sill
yer Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool Long
Shawl, Twenty-Five yards Hemp CArpeting, For
ty-hye yards Sheetlng, Splendid Alpaca Dress
Pattern, Silver Hunting Cosed Watch, Splendid
Family Bible with elegant Steel engraving, Fam
lily Record and Photograph Page POplin Dress
Pattern, Engraved Silver plated Ice Pitcher.
Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern. Sharp's Revolver,
Fancy Cashmere Coat Pants and Vest Pattern
extra quality Splendid Accordion, Music Box,
One Pair Fine Damnsk Table Covers with One
Dozen Dinner Napkins to match,
Presents for larger clubs in proper
ton.
.Eg'This Is no IIumbug Lottery Gin Enterprise,
or sale of cheap Jewelry Tut fair, square sale Of
| IIurp1ppIupl (1nnda
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our GOODS ARE NEW AND NOT SECOND
HAND,

and we guarantee more for the money invested,
than can be bought ut any Wholesale store In the
county.
Agents viii please take notice of this; Do not
send names but number your clubs from one
upwards, Make your letters short and plain as
possible.
Be sure aud send money amounting TO IS 90 or
more by REulsrkRED LETTER, which can be sent
from amy office, Post Once Money Order, or Fix.
press for when sent IN this way YOU run no risk
Of losing II whatever, Small amounts may be
sent bvmnil but be sure and put them In the
Office yourself. prepay all expresses
We cunnOt be responsible for
money lost unless some prccnu-
IiOns are taken 90 insure It's ltety.
Send YOUR address In fun, Town, County aud
State. All certificates are good until redeem d. A
=. q. .TlaONlRsSONd A. Co.
30 Hanover st.,c Boston, Mass.
F-eSpud Lnr iyt ulnra
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Etett ssupun EeOs ~.
best Englis EsreulxtaSl Ten, 81.
Splendid OOiOng Tea, Doc.
1000 bllis. Flour, all grades from eli up
wards. 10000 gal MOlasses, all grades, from
40c upwards.
Coliees. roasted and ground, 1bc to 4Oc. su-
gars. NIL grades, at refners prices, and every
IN ing usea in every family cheaper and better
thnn any store In New York.
THOMAS r. AGNEW occupies his own store
owns The property, aud has no rent TO pay Inn
ports aud buys exclusively for cash, never gave u
note In his life, consequently he can uudersell
any house In the city.
, 1868-04-24

would be labOur. Now, where could that labour
be most easily found Z! The answer is clear to
all who have thought on the matter. In st.
CrolX. The islands are SO near to each other;
the habits Of the labourers are so similar; ac-
cuStomed to live under the same laws, speak
inc the same language, having the same creed,
the same nationality, so to say, there would be
so few obstacles in She way of emigration that
it may almost be looked upon as a certainty
that the higher wages offered would exercise
their natural attraction.
Now, with such prospects before them, is it
not natural that the inhabitants of this island
should look with anxiety upon a change of the
existing relation to the two other islands /?
Have they not just cause to complain of the
manner in which their welfare has been exposed
to imminent danger by the Home-G Government
To us labour is everything. Every labourer
that leaves the island is of incalculable loss.
1t is therefore we have imported them from
Calcutta, and from wherever we can get them
it is therefore we subject ourselves to all the
inconvenience of a strict quarantine; for an
epidemic such as Cholera, would all but ruin
the island. And be it remembered that in
looking upon the matter from the view of the
planter we are looking upon it from the view
most essential to the community at large. All
interests from that Of the highest officials to
to that, of the wharfporter, depend on the
prosperity of the planter. On the agricultural
interest depend all other interests in this ISL
and.
We hope that we have satisfactorily explain
ed to the Editor of the DagbIad and his read
ers the true state Of our position and would
only point out one more error in which his CON
tributor has fallen, and that is, the statement
as to how men of colour are treated in the Uni
ted States. The writer of this Article is as
much in the dark as to the change that has
taken place there in this respect since the
great ciyil-war, as he is with regard to the
subject on which he desired to give especial
information.
, 1868-04-24
From CATS Synopsis Of West hdja Ners.
JAMAICA

Sir John Peter Grant has started on an Off
cial tour through the NOrthside Parishes. He is
received with rejoicings everywhere.
Three Industrial Model Schools are about to
beopened-onei in Kingston, another in Falmouth,
and another in Bath. The teachers selected
by the Government and recently imported from
England, are to have the superintendent Of
these.
An experiment has been made by Sir Leo
pold McClintock to test the sailing qualities Of
Hooc1ads, as against others of Her Majesty's
steamers of War. Three days competition be-
tween II. NJ. S. Jason, and II. NJ. S. Farourite
(Ironclad) has resulted in showing the superb
GRITTY of Ironclads, in every sailing test, but
that of sailing before tie wind." The Fa-
roua5te outrun the Jason in everything but that!
The Prussian Frigate of War augustine is
momently expected at Port Royal.
Sir John Peter Grant in addressing the in
habitants of st. AIMS, who had been bemoan-
ing their changed fortunes, told them, that
Colonies, like individuals, could only hope to
prosper by the exercise of self help and that
persevering industry was the foundation of
prosperity
, 1868-04-24
BARBADOS.

Bridgetown letters are dated 25th March.
\ hut has been erected on Bird Island for
the reception of parties subject to quarantine
restrictions; there are % persons now located
there.
1t is proposed to exclude printers, contractors
and officials from the Legislature of Barbados.
An effort is being made to erect a Music Hall
and Museum in Bridgetown.
The absence of Coal Wharf in Carlisle Bay
is greatly dePlored. It is proposed to keep a
large Hulk in the Bay which Steamers may
moor alongside for the purpose of coaling.
The Legislature sat on the 1lth.
Mr.. Eddy has invented a machine for the
production Of wind, The Governor has granted
HIM a patent.
The weather has been hot Sugar-making
goes on yer. fast Large quantities arrive every
hour. The wharves are animated, and Carlisle
Bay is crowded with shipping.
There arNsti!l seeking vessels in port. Anne
rcan and European Breadstufs are abundant.
, 1868-04-24
ST. VINCENT

News from Kingstown is to the 2Oth March.
The troops had arrived, and St. Vincent had
accordingly become a military station. The
CoIonists have to pay $4,000 per annum for this
honour.
A Volunteer was fined e5 It's, Cd. by a
Conrt-Martial for keeping his rife in bad order.
The Brig M4scorado from Demerara to Ham
burg with sugar, sprung a leak and put into
king<town in distress,
A fire broke out on premises Of Graham, Por-
ter y Co., but was distinguished before much
harm was done.
DR.. Arnet has resigned his seat in the Logis-
lature' Mr.. ConelI, Manager of the Colonial
Bank has been called to it by the Governor.
Weather has been favourable for sugar-mak-
ing. Yield has been satisfactory.
, 1868-04-24

tons, moving the throne to a repeal of the Ca
madam Union.
The British Brigantine lima Jane with a
cargo of Molasses from Cienfugos, was totally
lost on the rocks off Kitch Harbour on 26th Fe-
bruary. Not a vestige of anything saved. The
Mate. the Cook, and a Seaman were lost.
Arrivals from West Indies have been few.
only nine cargoes Of Molasses and two of Sugar.
Spring trade has not yet commenced will
do SO at end at March when fishermen come in
for their fishing supplies,
, 1868-04-24
ST. LUCIA.

Our intelligence is from Castries to the 22nd
March. The inhabitants were wild with delight
on the 18th when the first instaIment of Coal for
the Royal Mail Steamers arrived. The labourers
drank largely to the health of sold King Coql."
An Ordinance is proposed for the Registration
Of births, deaths and marriages.
e778 had been voted by the Legislature to
meet expenditure in last year, beyond the csti-
mates.
Sugar-makjng has been impeded in some dis
t%ricts, by bad weather.
Health of the island is good.
The Rev Mr.. Fontnine has been appointed
wear general IN the room of Mr.. J%acquart, who
is in i'll health.
, 1868-04-24
A~nssettelser III. m.

A%nledning af Kongelig Bogholder,
hammerraad Helms Sygdomsforfald har
Gouvernementet iunder 18de April d. A.
constituent Kongelig Kasserer, Major
v. Magens indtil yidere som Kongelig Bog
holder, og Contoirist / Kasserercontoiret J.
A. A H0yer som Kongelig Kasserer paa St.
, 1868-04-24
PUERTO RICO

A 81. ohm Correspondent, writing on the
2|th March says, the Governor wants this port
TO be a free port Of entry ! and urges the Impe-
rial Government of Spain to move the British
Government to use the Harbour Of s.. John as
a depot for the West India Mail Steamers
Communication will be opened with the Island
OF st. Thomas fifteen days after the last case of
Cholera is reported by the Spanish Consul there.
, 1868-04-24
HALIFAX, N, s.

Our dates are to the 18th March. Great dis
tress prevails among the shore fishermen, the
shore fisheries having proved a total failure.
Large subscriptions have been collected to sup
ply their wants until the fishing season again
sets in.
Party politics has become sharp. Four de-
legates have been sent to England with r~esolu-
, 1868-04-24
ST. THOHAS.

The Spanish War Steamer africa was
still watching American Ship AHce Ball.
Th Captain of the latter vessel had zone
to Washington to procure protection for
his ship.
The Steamer Robert Todd is now named
the EstreHo, and will soon be ready for
, 1868-04-24
CENTRAL AMERICA.

In Nicaragua the British Consul has claimed
from the Government an indemnity of 100000
for a castigation inflicted upon a native of
Jamaica convicted of a robbery on board a
River Boat, the punishment having been in
ficted by order of the Commandant of San
Carlos.
, 1868-04-24

service her route has not vet been de-
cided upon.
The Steamer Red Gauntlet is now named
the T~elfgraPho, and is appointed to run
from st. Thomas round the island of Puerto
Rico and back. The St. Thomas mer-
chants have granted her owners a hand
some monthly subsidy for this work.
The French Mail Company are about
to resume running the Transatlantic
steamers 10 81. Thomas.
The Government have offered Mr.
Murphy, the diver, IS, 900 with The YES
sells and their cargoe>) to remove the
sunken West India and Pacific Steamer
Co(0mbian, and the Ship British EmDjre.
The Colombian has only one hole (26 feet
long, in her side-this is about brino
patchsd; powerful Engines will then
pump her out; and if she is raised she
will be worth ESQ., OO. Murphy has ac-
cepted the offer, and commenced unon
the work.
An effort is 70 be made to raise the
sunken Dock about the 1Oth April.
, 1868-04-24
ANTIGUA.

Advlces from st John are dated 9th
March. The Legislature was to meet on
the Both. Some important topics were
likely to come before i for discussion
-fhe Road Act-the Magistrates Act
Ecclesiastical Expenditure, &c.
Messers. Broos and Fyfe were giving a
series of Dramatic entertainments in the
Court House.
Heavy rains had fallen, but the planters
Sugar-making is progressing with ordi-
nary rapldity ; bat the yield was not as
satisfactory as could be desired.
Smart shocks of Earthquakes were felt
on the 10th and 18th March.
, 1868-04-24

0ET bekjendtgj0res herved at Re
" partitionen i DetaiIhandler C..
julius Hansens Fallitbo vii bIiye
fremlagt i en- Skiftesamling, som vii
blive afholdt Onsdagem den eide
Mai 1868.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix
dep l4de April 1868.
C.. SarauW.
, 1868-04-24
NOTICE.

@IaHE annual Meeting of
oh the Members of the St.
Croix Savings Bank will be
held on Monday next the 9th
instant at 2 o'clock at the Of
flee ofthe Institution.
St. Croix 2Ist April 1868.
L. e. MENDES,
Secretary.
, 1868-04-24

executed at this Office
with ~neatness and des-
patch.