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Snow Drifts the Schenectady and Troy
Raiiroud-Nine Engines showed Up-The
Drifts Ten Feet High.
VIRGINIA..

The Couvention-The Suffrage Report
Adopted.
RICHMOND, March l. 1885,
In the Virginia Reconstruction Convention to-day
resolutions approving the impeachment Of the President
OF the United States adopted by vote OF So TO 33
The majority report suffrage taken up after the
other two reports had been defeated The rst clause
giving suffrage all males over twenty years OF and
months 10 the county qualification for suffrage.
adopted.
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GEORGIA.

Proposed Adjournment of the Convention on
the I 1th Inst.-Division of Spoiis Among the
Members. .
ATLANTA, March 4, 1868.
The Reconstruction Convention to- day resolved to
adjourn on the 1lh instant $4,000 dsbursed to
members this evening making $40 900 In all received
by tho Convention Tar. The report OF the Educa.
tonal Committee was debated pending which the Con-
ycntiou adjourned.
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The BallotinR for United States Senator.
[From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
WASHINGTON. March 4, 1868.
LOUISIANA.

Jefferson Davis in New Orleans-Reception by
the New Orleans Firemen.
New ORLEANS March 4, 1885,
Jefferson Davis Is here All the fire companies az
they passed the st. Charles Hotel gave him repeated
cheers AS they passed General Hancock's head.
quarters they took off their hats and their bands played
ssThe Bonny Blue Flag" But six out OF thirty COM
panies carried flag OF tho United states Ind gnaon
is expressed by loyal czens and fears entertained
o. trouble O.night
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Pr0rogntiOn OF tho Ontario Parliament.
TORONTO, March (. 1858.
Tho first session of tho Ontario Local Parliament was
prorogusd to-day. The Governor assented to all the
bills passed. Prominent among them is act which
provides for free grants Of land and homestead ex-
empton to actual settlers. His Excelency expressed
satisfaction that Notwithstanding the beraity OF the
House providing means for defraying the expenses
OF the administration, handsome balance remains In
the provisional chest
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
NORTH CAR ROLiNA.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the Relief Ordi-
nance.
RALEIGH, March 4, 1868.
The Constitutional Convention last night adopted the
Relief ordinance It's leading feature allows debtors to
pay one-tenth annually their debts.
The article the constitution, reported by the
Finance Committee was considered ana passed to It's
second reading.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

Tho Popular Discomfort Extending-The
Queen Burned In Emsy.
LONDON, March 4, 1858.
The news from Lisbon shows that the popular dssatls
Faction has not subsidsd.
despatch from Lisbon to-day reports that slgy
of the Queen OF Portugal burned last night by an
excited mob.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings In the Convention.
CHARLESTON, March 4, 1858.
In the South Carolina Reconstruction Convention to.
day the section making education compulsory
passed. After an animated debate on the proposition
imposing poll tax Of 81 tor educational purposes
agreed that me penalty tor payment shall not
be the deprivation Of the right Of suffrage.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
Marine Dinnnters.

scnR MARY ssEK. Creighton. from New Orleans for
New York with cargo of so3 sacks corn went ashore
Long Beaen. sir mes below the Great Swamp. New Jer
sey SUNDAY night last, lst inst Her board got
and brought her up about hundred yards from
the shore The mate washed overheard and three OF
the pershed In the rigging before assistance could
got 10 them. Ths III tons register, rated Az
built at Phisdelphia last year. from which port she
hailed, and was owned BY the captain and othersl
BARK ST. LAwuxScn (Brl from Baltimore for Demarara,
is aground In the Patapsco river OF Sollers Point will
noai OF on the rise OF tide, which ls very low.
Bao CAnRIR D. Conary at Gibraltar from New York, los,
anchor aud 10 tahoms chain ho th VII when anchor
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NEW YORK.

Another Angola Disnster-A Car ON the Cam
andmigua aud EImira Railroad Thrown
from the Track and Burned-Three Persons
Fatally Injured and Nine Seriously.
CASASDAIGUA, March A. 1858.
The train which left Elmra yesterday morning and
due here At eleven o'clock A. NJ, whom near Gorham
station had the misfortune to disable OF the loco
motives Tho passengers, thirty in number. were oil
transferred to the baggage car and with locomotive
proceeded ON their way When Hopewe station the
baggage jumped from the track and overturned all
the passengers into one end Of the car nicng serious
and, with its Of living Goals Of tire was thrown
with great force upon the already suffering passengers
lowing list Of the sufferers Sarah Overshre Helen
Lewis, the wife and child Of Thomas Phillips, Lyman
Brsgs Andrew Horton. 7. Conklin Joel Eggeston
Michael Welch, Dennis German and Thomas Phillips.
The persons named are all seriously burned. Mrs
Overshre, Mrs. Lewis and the infant child Of H. 0.
Lewis are fatally injured. Mr.. H. O. Lewis sustained q
fracture Of the forearm. John Campbell bad his shoul-
der disocated. Tho wounded have all been cared for
and are receiving all necessary attention. Those who
able to be moved will be brought 10 this village
Snow Drifts ON the schenectady and Troy
Raiiroud-Nine Engines showed Up-The
Drifts Ten Feet High.
scHENEcTADY, March 4, 1868.
Railroad travel is entirely suspended for the present
on the Saratoga road. The Troy road was closed up
yesterday afternoon; but the officers Of the company
arc determined to have II opon to-day. Their efforts
yesterday, although not entirely successful
rather large scale train with two engines left on
that 5 Troy four
last evening three additional engines were sent out TO
their relief About three miles out these engines came
to stand still. The train and these five engines
the track all night. This morning four additional en-.
gnes out 70 relieve those in ADVANCE making
its nine engine propeng wer they were making very
slow progress towards Troy, although the snow was
drifting fsarfully. The drifts are ten feet high.
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making ,005 pom - There were one hundred ana
twentv.th rns >he game lasted four hours and was
witnessed by some O tho most prominent billiard
players in tho country.
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MARYLAND.
Mass Meeting of Citizens Of Baltimore
Adoption of Resoiu, ions In support of the
President.

~>|~~>~~~--~~--><~~~s
Mass Meeting of citizens Of Baltimore
Adoption OF Res0lu. ions In support of the
b. LuMoRE March 4. 1868.
meeting was held at the wont street theatre TO-
night TO sustain President JohnsoS The building was
densey packed Mayor Banks pr. sided assisted by
over one hundred vice presidents i'ne meeting was
addressed Dy Governor Swami. L. W. Ross OF Illinois;
NJ G. Kerr OF Indiana; James Brooks, Of New York;
John s. Golladay, of Kentucky, and Others Tho fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Whereas the momentous issues which since the conc!u
executive and legislative departments Of the government
have reached crisis threatening the whole fabric Of tree
check these revolutionary aeressions; WY
which engaged the patriot and Ss
tine Speedy and complete restoration Of the lately bel
equal and coordnate member and Of their people
.ernal and cordial relations. which
Resolved That the adoption of this policy
pledged almost unanimously to such course; due
and its the a %
means OF such assurances constantly invoked lay
demands OF national interests and the dictates
Resolved That me adoption BY Congress- OF policy the
very opposite Of their the states Of the south
exclusion OF these States from all share Of national egsa
aud the transfer functions military
sommanders BY the laws which Congress shall
tees posterlty dincult beeve could
ever have been tolerated BY flee people
Andrew johnson against the Congressional enormities
referred to point him at this time the special cham
pion Of popular freedom and constitutional government
and We pledge ourselves to stand by him to the end
To NTH ution deprecates the last attempt OF the
House OF Representatives acquire control OF the govern
ment the functions oil the Executive and preclude
those OF judicial department and maintains the const
Cabinet.
The sixth relates impeachment declares that has
been adopted In the interests OF that OF
solemn judicial Inquiry grave deliberate and dgnhed
proceeding was hurried 10 vote the very day after
introduced
Resolved Notwithstanding the appalling state Of national
affairs still have faith In the tribunal Of
the country that still look the Of the United
States rampant behind which the constitution
fnd has heretofore found In Of the highest party
excitement refuge and defence But come what may
only repeat that Andrew johnson, IN the effort he
Is making 10 vindicae the constitution shall receive
our constant, cordial aud unfatertng support.
The Ball0tinR for United States Senator.
(Erom the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
WASHINGTON. March 4, 1s6s
From Annapolis. Nd, have Just learned the follow
ing
On tho fourth ballot for Senator in the place OF f.
Thomas the vote stood George vickers, TO- James
Earle 27; Philip F. Thomas 25; John wethered. 49,
Samuel Hambleton, 8: Hiram McCulloch. IL s. Teakls
Wallis, l; G. I. Shenner ; Thomas swami, l. The
JOINT Convention adjourned till tomorrow noon the
vote not being complete
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IRELAND.

Incendiarism In the South.
LIMERICK. March e. 1868.
An attempt was made last night, Ia alleged, by the
Fenians TO set nre 10 large machine shop IN this CITY,
but was defeated by the vigilance and activity Of the
police The ncendiares made use Of Greek nre 10 their
attempt
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

Cough, Cough, Cough.
MADAME PORTEk's COUGH BAIsAM
IL known be the aud efeetusl remedy aud IL within
the reach Of all.
For sale BY ali druggists at 25c, SOC. and 7jc.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
FRANCE.

Prince Napoleon's Visit TO Germany.
PARIS March {, 1868.
The visit Of Prince Napoleon Germany has NO
nection whatever with political affairs.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
ROME.

Cardinal Ant0noli Seriously III.
RoME, March 4. 1863
Cardinal Antonei is connLed TO his palace by
Illness
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
ENGLAND.
The Irish Question In Parliament.

The Irish Question In Parliament.
LONDON, March a. 1858.
The present condition Of Ireland and the question Of
Irish reform are to be considered in the House Of Com
-.,ns Tuesday. tho 10th inst
Tba aons,o,:..tion Of these subjects was postponed
from the 25th ,lt IN cons.ouAr.. - an, -es'pnaion Of
Lord Derby and the suspension OF parliamentary v1'
ness pending the formation OF the new Ministry
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

Printing Of Every Description Executed
where, al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsfAB-
LISHMENf, e1 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

a Perfect Hair Dresslng-l:urnett'sC Coco0ine
imparts fine goHs and s superior 10 French ponaces
and oils or alcoholic washes
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

All Rupturcd Persons viii Find DIR. Strr-
MANS Hernsl Appliances and Rupture Curative Conn
pound gnarantee OF radical cure oElce Coz Broadway
corner
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

Intcheior's Hair pye.-The Rest in tho
world hcony perfect Dye; harmless RELIABLE nsantlas.
Gus. Factory IS Bond street.
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American (WaItham) Watches.

Repairs.-Rcpairs Made on Mecrschguns
kALDEN rigs, No. john x3 Wall and s1 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

Recommended by
Railroad engineers conducora expressmen and other
perts superior TO all others for durability seadness aud
accuracy tmekeepers.
Purchasers should invariably insist certificate Of
genuineuess.
For sale by oil respectable dealers.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05

Admiral Farragut mt Spezzia.
FLoRENcE March &, 1868.
Admiral FMraRut has arrived at Spezzia the
steamer Frolc. To-day he received q visit from the
Italian Minister Of the Marine on board the Frolic.
The New York herald., 1868-03-05
REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City OF Antwerp (Brl Mrehouse Liverpool
Feb 49, 20th with miso and passengers to
Jonn O Dale. Had westerly gales the onre passage -
via southampton 18th with mdse aud Xs5 fassengers TO
oelrichs Co Has had soulhwestery aud westerly gales
steamship georgia Dsaken Vera Cruz Feb 90 ssai 2th
and Havana 2sh with mdse and passengers to Alexandra
Steamship MORO Castle Adams, Havana, Feb %, PM
with mdo aud passengers TO the Atlantic Mail Steamship
Company. 49,.
with mdse, to Benner Brown Pnkuey.
Steamship salvador Nckerson, Savannah with mdso
and passengers, to VIM Garrison.
Bark Highland Mary (Br) Perry, Liverpool 81 days with
gales Of the passage; lost sails and boats vnd
Bark Rato (Br), Smith, Havana days with sugar, TO
Has had heavy weather. and been II days north of
sandy Hook. IN heavy body OF Ice, lost anchor and
chain Feb - lat 80 81 lon "a 4 spoke brig Mississippi
from Dema for Baltimore.
Schr vrae Mason Cienfuegos ~ days, with sugvr
gales most passage sailed company with
* ID Henderson, for Philadelphia
Schr Louis Smith Crie, New Orleans III days, with
corn TO David Dows Co. Has had heavy NE gales dur.
IN the entire land has been days Of Hatteas
Steamer w Evcrman, futile, Philadelphia
Steamer Rescue (wrccker with Of the cargo aud
materials from the wreck Of the schr am Paxon ashore
Montauk Point.
BELOW.
One ship, In the oilng
SAILED.
Steamships Cuba, Liverpool. III Cid, Newbern; WIN
clyde, Wilmington: Alhemare, Richmond; Carroll Bait.
uore Neptune, Boston; ship Bessie Crosby, Rotterdam
Wind at sunset w.
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All Trusscs Applied for the Relief md Curo
OF Rupture injurious calculated 70 increase the
rupture Avoid them and DR.. sHERMANS Herniai
Appliances COZ Broadway
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Ruptures Radically Cnred.-Ruptured Per-
sons desiring relief will ind Dr. sHERhAN's h@niat Ap
pa and Curative Compound guarantees o cure Tue
merchants who have seeh curo, can %
referred Oce ogi broadway corner foetsa ssreet
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wigs, Torpccs and Ornnmcntm Nnir.-Bcst
qualify Hair Dye md uair Dyeins al coors a. BAtVhEh.
oR's 10 Bond ssrees
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Tho 1yetropoIltnn Job Printing Estnhli-h-
MEST OF Nassau street. prepared u fWnish Cards Cur
ps,b eta Law Eases, Fosters and description
~ Printing At ratos twenty five per cent less than DO
obtained elsewhere In tho city
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 4, 1858.
CLEARED.

CLEAKETI.
Steamship Hansa (Brcm) Won Oterendorp. Bremen via
South amp pton-Oelrichs 4 Co
Steamship Flag Baxter. Ferna andina-J X Roberts.
Steamship Ashland. Powell, Chareston-Wheeler Lin
nard.
Steamship W T Clyde, Powell, Wilmington, Nc-Jamss
Hand.
mond-N LMcCready.
steamship Carroll IIudgns. Baimore-C w Pcryeil.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson. Porland--J Ames.
Ship Valparaiso, Manson San Francsco-Sutton n Co
Ship Neptun (Nor) Emo son. Cork and markeC To :
bias.
Bark Goethe (Brcm), Deetjen, Bremen-c Luling. Gre
cleared)
schr Victor (Br) Cormack Dublin-G Bulley
schr America (BrJ Mason, Yarmouth, NS-Crandan, Um-
phray Co. -
schr Rebocca knight Bartlett
Overton.
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SheriH's Sales

State OF Kansas IS.
Doniphan Coun'y,}
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State OF Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that ! will. on the
IN Goth day ofDecember, A. ID. 1865. between
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE,

TNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the
land owners Of Doniphan County, that he
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned was, on the 7th day Of
L September, 1868, by the Probate Court Of
Doniphan County. Kansas. appointed Admin
istrstor Of the Estcte OF Marion Harper, de-
eea:ed. late Of Doniphan County. All per
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IN one year from said date, or they may be
pfecluded from any benefit of said Estate |;
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Adninistrator Estate Of Marion Harper.
NOVEMBER 10, 1884,