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THEREFORE, UNEQUALLED As AN ADVERTISING
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THE GREAT EVENING NRwsrAPaR
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FIR AHEAD
OF ALL ITS CuMrErIroRs
tx FURNISHING THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL
PARTa OF r,IE wopTn
AS WITNESS THE FoLLowlNa LATEST EXAMPLES.
on FRIDAY
IT BEAT ALL CONTEMPORARIES IN THE FOL
LowINo:-
IN rgE sE09N, EDITION.
raB 5.SH - ss4sAT,E FnoMAs
yATsS sk6a ai> y lHH i.ArE TUGBoA1 exPLo.
sioN,
AND.
rRI. LATEST LOCAL AM SUBURBAN rEAa
IN rHE TH.kD EDITION.
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS-
TELEaRAPHIo ITEMS FaJd ALL PARTS.
REMOVAL OF SECRETARY STANTON.
GENERAL THOMAS ApPolSrED IN HIS PLACE.
EXCITEMENT AT WASH. .NGroN.
MAEgISd OF THE pEMuURArIo NATIONAL CON.
AIrrEE.
Tue LAW AND POLICE COURTS,
AND
MARINE MONEY. TRADE AND STOCK REPORTS
ON sArUhDAY
IN THE FIRST EDITION,
TIE WAR DEPARTMENT CONFLICT.
REVOLUTIONARY AcIloN OF THE RADICALS.
THE POLICE CoUHls AND lSoUEsrs.
TELEGRArHIo INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS.
A-D
TIE MORNING REPORTS FRoX WALL STREET.
INTHE SECOND EDITION
TIE LATEST DETAIL, FROM WASHINGTON.
MEETING OF THE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
THE PRESIDENT TO BE- larEAoaEp AT osoE,
AaD
SCENES, RUMoRs, INcivANrs AND ExcITENFSTs
AT THE NATION " CAPITAL
IN TnG ralED EDITION.
THE IMPeAcHMEsr REsoLUrIos.
cRoaREss or THE WAX OFFICE DIFFICULTY
FuLL REPORT OF THE noUsE PRooEEDINGs.
ExrESslvE rIeE II CLEVELAND.
TILE NATIONAL DEN0QRAno coNvESTos.
AND
GENERAL TELAGaAPHIc GOSSIP.
AND ON MoSDAr (YEsrERDAyA
IN THE Flasr EDITION.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
THE LATEST PHASES - rn1 WAR OFFICE IN,
BRoai %.
RUaoRED rLAS Of THE RADICALS.
NEW yoAK TO BE ?. '.AcED UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
ARMY or.ficERs ~ THE FEscS
raR CRIMINAL RECORDS.
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LAVE ARRESTS AND ARRAioSMESrs
ScENpIARY FIHes IN THE CITY.
ITEMS FROM BRocKLyN, JERSEY AND rHE
suDU rs.
THIS MORNINGS RLrJNls From WALL STREET.
IN rue sEooSD EDITION,
COMMERCIAL sEws BY CABLE.
LATEST NIws reud WASHINGTON.
ALL QUIET on THE POTOMAC
INTENSE ExcIrsMa>r, sUr NO FIGHT.
SCENES IN rHa HOUSE TO-DAY.
LATE LOCAL AND SUBURBAN ITBGs
$40 CALAMITY IN BROOKLYN
BURNING OF ROW og TENEMENT HOUSES
AsolEEs ATE drrED SUICIDE.
CONCLUSION or THg tiEB DEPARTMENT IL
vEStlhAriOS.
IN THE 7nIRD EDITION.
quE wAR orTicE DIFFICULTY.
ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL ATrFNpr Bg GENERAL
THOMAS 10 oBrAiS rossEsaIoM.
| srAN1nN,s pErEEMlNAloN 80 REMAIN u
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A
ss Cure and s Is ess ''
A GRAY scoIoa TERRIER DOG Is syAsrsD.-AsY
TOR .sALE-poIsrERs AND Settlers, EXTRA
nr al os ns s
oss 81 ri ss Il Sss pSy 1 all r.:
New Chambers street.
HORSES. cARRIAGEs. sc.
JOHNSTON / VAN rAssRLLs
tLa.e Miner 4 somerviIle's>.
III East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue
THIS DAY tTuesday) at Il ocloc.-
ASTON sale of Horses. Garages. wagons Harness and
everything the Horse line every Tuesday and Friday.
Messrs. JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL stand at the head
the horse auction business ,as city; no jooleyns NO
double dealing Everybody doing busineas with rely
upon the most strict and impartial justice.
Down town sslssoom 6, Liberty street. between broad
way and Nassau street
Catalogue Of .o.day's sale:-
sorrel Horse. years, Is Aands l,ud IN ali harness,
gsnae and true: srot in 2:+a
Grocery or EIprs~s Wagon.
Bay ssss is,. ls1as, 7yesrs; kind n FL hArnss; sas
.ro. IN ; minutes, ard warranted SQUAD
truck. s1ab,s FOR with sole ana shafts With
dou BE .ni ..oglc HARNESS.
sarol Horse, ID hands . years; gentle and true.
Pony Fhaeton entirely new very fne trimmed
Team OF Horses and bay years. l6 hands: kind
sud true 10 all harne,s: warranted sound
Trs, ..t NJ ,or ph.eao round corne-s trsmo,d stte
,.
sorre i %are s'He' l5 s@n is sS.y ii
'ssss s!9' asys saaS @
% ers syiaa o' n ro sad
one can rot iase ,a innas :; >'a-a ~ - Nsr
City raaas saai 49, s5s,:Y aex va e, 81 ata:<
.s 4 mo tlo.nt ioaos aasne.s a,s, }. Io,aea ~
Bnssi LRasB oSa o%spb bas. aSass l s sv,o ,ss ,apoa
IN saif. ,
ST. oat & thsao qp,rtsr Az mara -na % rr:inlslns
r,s'd n k0chea.e \ z. sr' wrran,ei s0una together
Top shifting TOP Wagon made BY arss class maker nearly
.sS s. single i,sr.ss made b, Broadway maker and
SWEET Bltnksss noues, Waips 90. 90 ,,-,,
ness and under saddlo capital family coupe or drusht
Several other Horses Wagons Harness, PARK two seat
-- -----.------ -. -----------
a tbis day al pnas snc,inn NJ s..oom No "a Duan.,
ra rs Z Marc a. & brat @ and i sns ,nss sd bs 5
s sd , rh no u aa 4. s1s 70 s
s FOR ard ssny see 'rgsd s but pnSs y
coach geatemans r,d iiorse to be found; T. ~
benlsn: travel u miles hour. slnse mile
gancs Ars properly private gentleman, and must
= ~ ~ john l.. vANDEwATLR, Auc.ionssr:
--.
JOHN 1. 'ANphN AiEn AeciloNEEh. q
s Harness. ne ssss.''' sc A'''' ''' "'sA''
ranea sound and KIND aad to iea, s:sa
onSa 1ny Sna spa a. ~ s 10 hn
Eaton horse s,cseaDsy ase % gensei yer no faults 9,
Is very prosns roadster or family animal;
raea sound and spa or..
pu Io,e wagons harness. &C. Fun particulars AZ ssie.
Sechp
A -Fus SALE, THIS pay, wtrHnuT RESERVE,
.ro as iaSe orse cS,sao lack - old iS hands
known on turf considered arst class
dt5n: Is due BAD horse; sireid OF noihins very
honest square otter and yery hand geneei; he
any god day Also srew.sr - wagon Harness. a.; the
properly OF private 'e"'ie"ah
A CLpAaIN.i our TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALTERA.
Goupe ana snt Rocsayay TO- and ofea waons osbfelet
PARK aud hseio.'s phae'oas Dosess and basns,s Gigs
pb pqnoa i S T,s sO All ~ Vii bs sad rsoarSs.a
Of coat II applied For lmnedlitc'y.
= --.--,n-,, = y, ,c,e.,,,,,
a TaIs DAY.
MORSE uApru:EAsT THIRTEENTH STREET.
ONE or tHa FINEST
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RtiLRoADS-
Trains for Albany and Troy co1ueciing Nth Nortusra
and sssrn ira ns oave New York hudson River Rail-
road Thirteh and Tenth avenue and ~ A. ana
s<h ~ and II 4. ~, and Harlem Rslroad, rvoutf.
ssth sireei and Fourth avenue At "A A. ~ aud lB r.
1hesaOR n rAn va hudsoa River vii rua ON sas
tya
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CAFETr, SPEED AND COMFORT
~. Further Reduction in Passage Rates
Ino lte passenger steamers LINE
escry day. with Passengers Liverpool Glasgow snl
BK fAsN1A. Lsri. sa,s Feb n
unnrn s...
From pier ~ North Atl2 O'Clock noon
Rates o. passage payable ia currency
To Liverpool, Glasgow and Derry-Cablna SO ara m
according TO location
Excursion tickets good for IL months Sin
Intermediate 3U Steerage. SA
Passengers shipped 10 and from Hamburg Rotter6a,.
Antwerp Havre kc.. at very low rates
For further alton apply At the Companys onasA
D'"""s "'ssN' HENDERSON Baoff,Ens.
To avoid imposition vii please dirsos u
the Office as this company does not employ runnerA
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYOS
Ina the United States mail will aa Brsmsn pss
foot Of lhrd street. Hoboken,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers
London Hauc. southampton and Bremen foioVfna
rates payable In god:-
For the Hrst cabin. sl2o second cabin S7l;
etcerage $%.
To he followed bv steamship HakSA, Oterendorp.
master. on Thursday, Msrch O.
Steamer BREMEN n. A. r. Ee~naber, Master, Will 10
Despatched as extra steamer on Saturday March 7.
OELRfGHs CO.. o. Broad strssl
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DOGS. BIRDS, sc.

DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medicincs for all diseases Preoared food for
mockine brds as D. DOvEf'S Nos AID Greene street..
Canal
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LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER. No. Peck slip Butler's Initial
hblc Mango Cure and Flea Exierminato rs Buffers
work, 81 Ferrets cheap.
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A CiEAaINi OUT TO TAKE ROOM FOR ALTERA
n tons ray's Repository q "a and 20 Wooster strat
Coupe light Rockaway to- ofa Wagons Cab..oet,
yctorias, Breits Co,ches. Dog tars baouohes Pony,
Park nd Doctors Phuetoas; Docors and business Gigs,
Eypreas. Business aud Depot Wagons; also Single and
Douba Harness from S2 10 500 per set Blankets kobes.
Whips CciBses, Haters &c All VIII be so.d regardless
of cost IL applied for immedlttc'y
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-Fus SALE, THIS DAY, WITHOUT RESERVE,
- public aagdon. al "A Duane street the ceebraled
tro ling Chicago Jack Il ar. old, l5x hands
high with rugged, hardy constitution; he hls ottcd AZ
times and p ces the Last few years and well
known aud road and considered first class
trotet has trotled In 23i and do again in
dtJn Is q Cue Dad horse; afraid OF nothing; very
honest square otter and very handsome am gentee; he
and knd and to beat 9J to road wagon
any 20 ID day. Also Brewstr Wagon. Harness a.; the
properly OF private Gentleman.
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A GRAY SCOTCH TERRIER DOG Is wANrED.-ANY
n one having one 20 sell will address c. r. Brown, boz
Eera aUca
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Loa CHARLESTON. =. O., THE FLORIDA PORTS
4 aud tao South ana Southwest regular Nne. .--Vsin
passage fl5; freight ower than By any other Hoe the
fas steamship AaTAhbAS, j. Ryder emma willsa
on Saturday, February - at T. NJ from pier ~ lass
river foot of wall bills OF laiing signed tor all pone
In he INTERIOR agents ia Charleston forward All goods nee
ccmInisgion.
sARAaoSsA will saii on the following saturday.
ARTHUR LLARY, - william street
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PIE hstDyAL.

Fyof.AL EECKLACE. PEARL BRACELET. CONNEU-
~ eoot-Curly. 50 much admired her. wishes to her
a&sts.
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FtNANt
DENJ'N L. MALLETr 25 NASSAU STREET, ROOM
ID No has Money placed with hii1 To loan bond and
mortgage upon improved city Brooklyn property.
NEW YORK LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY. 1855
IN and l51 Broidway 20 aud N.-Money procured
and advanced to persons holding with without
security Money advanced on Merchandise. Vauabes, &C.
TwRNTY-FIFrH ANNUAL STATEMENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
y. q. WINSTON, President
FEBRUARY 1, 1868
Net assets, January ST. 1851 All go co6 N
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TINTED STATES MAIL r, HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing gal riy hursdiy at O'Clock T. ~ precise
W, frlcl ,ier No. 4 North
MI, OF 4 Captain Palmer via Nassau Feb. ~
,oLU NIB Capts y Van sice. March 3
MOh cASfbE, Cap. In x. Adams. M 4reb IL
or freight or passage apply to-
GEO u. HARRISON. Presden,.
No. b Id
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
A CONVERSATION WITH GEN. GRANT.


Mr. A. NJ Thomson, editor of The JGneSrilte
Gosne and one Of the best writers aud soundest poll
ticIaus Of Wisconsin. has Grant, and is delighted
with the man writes home to his paper from Wash
ington "At the residence OF the Washburns on Satur-
day evening Gen C. c. Of State and E. b. Of Illinois
are keeping house together ON Capitol HID had the
pleasure Of meeting gentleman to whom the people are
now looking with confidence and hOpe-Gen u s. Grant
Being little Radical myself tonly lille dear readers OF
The Gasetk but still lttle and having been an anti
eayery man before the Republican party was OOr
am fee 10 confess that my hat has been 1rreverenty
kent on nv head while the air has been Dackened win
the eKtaDt toss OF the caps OF my political associates
IN honor Of the great chieftan. 4 always admlreo
HIN as an honest true and as great General Dul
felf that as this crisis national affairs we could
not afford 20 run any risks Of being cheated in our selec
satised Grant was be trusted should be heartily In
hs favor This assurance Of the Generals 5oupdness
-upOn the political questions that have disturbed ana
ARitafed the public mind given long ago. ana the
Republican party declared for him with unanlmlty
pever before known. so IL was with sincere pleasure
that heard from his own lips the expression OF senti
Snena touching our public affairs that hed me with the
ereatest confidence and admiration for the man. can.
not violate the prOprey Of that occasion to the extent OF
making public what uttered by the General under
the sacred privacy OF his intimate rends rOof but VIII
simply say that hereafter kTl0p what am ainruhng
when recommend HIM worthy OF the confidence and
support Of the Republicans Of Wisconsin. He conyersen
with utmost freedom upon all questions introduced
were fair and just commend them TO the appro
LII Of ALI
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former meeting the Attorney General OF Pennsylvss
denounced the project and Gen Meade characterited
a swindle, and he and Gen. Pennypscker Withdrew
their names and countenance. Postmasters ana
Revenue officers, who had given the UNDERTAKING,
at the beginning. their aid, were now becoming ming
convinced that the charity part was mere
sham, and by they retired The MANAGERS
became more persistent ana sggen @ 20 tS tbs
concern became rather concerned about the rate OF MS
diamonds and had them conveyed to this city for greater
safety where IN the show window Of Broadway eweer
they were exposed public gaze In the hope tna tne
presence would extract the dollars from the specuaye
But the people believed in the old adagea BIRD IN tns
hand IA worth two In the husband evidently preferred
the possession OF the dollars to diamonds perspecve
As the swinde did not succeed and the nice
arrangement collapsed. And now that II IS eead anu anu
there s scarcely probability that the owner OF the ola
inonds will be able to realize upon them through los
terry himself and his personal friends may have time W
consider why they engaged in enterprise which under
the cement they permitted, was calculated only 70
address itself TO the ignorant The people who purchased
tickets with impression that they would obtain a te
drawing nothing less magnificent prize than SiOo
homestead must be convinced that all lotteries are
swndles Perhaps the consideration which the men OF
high social position connected with the enterprise are 10
give their conduct result in resolve TO Ieinhu le
moneys obtained. slight atOneneht Tor thoT s'tV
Oienso against society. morality, ana law
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ALBANY.
AVENUE RAILROAD BfLL-THR INCONSISTENCY
OF DEMOCRATS ABOUT ABOLISHING ARRESTS
THE EXCISE LAW AMENDED-THE ERIE

AVENUE RAILROAD BfLL-THE INCONSISTENCY
OF DEMOCRATS ABOUT ABOLIsHING ARRESTS
THE EXCISE LAW AMENDED-THE ERIE
BILL.
From Our Special Correspondent
ALBANY. April IA. 1868.
The Erie bill did not come up in the Senate
this morning until after large number OF bills passed
the Senate finally Among these the bill for sur
face railroad Avenue Cand other streets This Is the
same bill that was in Albany last year. but IT failed pass
ing because OF Of tine. One OF the most objection
able features of the preset Excise law 10 the Democracy
IL that which allows officers to arrest per
sons violating the law without warrant But to show
how consistent the Demodats il may be stated that
that OF Senator Murphy roed against bin brought up
for third reading this mrnng. which allowed any con
rant who was guilty of crime. The powers conferred
upon the conductors ust arbitrary and explicit as
Itis very that the Excise Law will not DO amended
tins session. This morning the bill which came from the
Assembly was read frs and second time III the Senate
The Democrats tried to haze il committed to the Commit
tee OF the Whole. withou referring IL to the Committee
Internal Affairs but TIN Republicans voted the motion
down. and the bill goes though the usual channel tB
lato Ia the session that even IL were reported lne
Whole
Az the Excise bill settled. the Erie Railroad
bill taken up Senate Crowley called to preside
the Committee of thu Whole Senator Murphy rose
and asked that the report of the Special Committee DO
read which, after opposition. agreed TO- Then
the frat section was reaG aud mr. Chapman offered
substitute for the frs section. which SIMPLY di-
version OF the bOns in March should bo
used solely for the equipment and repair OF the road
Senator Pierce then tool the floor In opposition 70 the
bill, cbaraoterZng Il lalzng fraud, and asserting
that tho whole management OF the road was IN the m
erest Of the people OF England and not OF the state
OF New-York Hs remarks were merely eabora-
ton OF the majority report OF the special Com
uiittee. which was dawn up by the senator:
Senator Beach replied il short speech h9ldngItnat
the Senator eYadng he real issue. lie 5enalor ~
had respect for either brew Vanderbilt but he had
for the sentiment Of the people of hewfork ana tlat
sentiment unanimously against tho building up or
monopoly In this State. No one could deny Dul what
Vanderbilt making efery effort lie could to form
gigantic monopoly aud the Legislature must crush IL
now, before it formed The Senate after blr Boaon
concluded. took recess in.il o'clock
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THE PRESS DINNER TO MIR. DICKENS.

The Committee in charge of the dinuer to be
given to Mr. Dickens this city. Saturday. the 18th
inst by the press of the Uned States beg leave TO state
that:
l. They have endeayored to extend Invitations TO every
gentleman connected with the press but II any who de
sre 10 be present at the dinner have been overlooked
they will please communicate at with Mr.. Henry T..
Sweetser. at the Office OF The World.
q GeneInen who intend 10 accept the invitations
tended to them but have yet signned the
requested notify Mr. Sweeser before O'Clock r. III ON
Friday, April H.
8 No tickets for the dinner will he issued Saturday
at any place; and after o'clock Friday at
the place mentioned above
4 Inasmuch AS the capacity OF the which the
entertainment s TO be held IL limited to persons the
Committee will be compelled TO decline all applications
after that number attained and must not be held
countabe il any gentlemen excluded for this
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
THE EASTER ELECTIONS.
SEw-YoRK.


ZfoN Wardens-James Van NQrden and
wIas@ Powell ye.t-smh B'tsr D. Salson j. ) a Bar,ss
'0T TrISII IT c%TRcHchurch w,dsn,wam Dunseomb Ga.D
C. yerpneE vesymeh.np iOang Georgs TemPe,on Strong
samuel r. stdnOI John pI cy[o. GuIi, dSarsrnsSr
John dssx.R Adam Trsd-s s,sE John 'eT' Ben,%i1 w
iips. aG..:t rsg stephen BE- TqE S..S IH AS c,npSs
sE oaUEoa . h.,Sn S NJ
Charles Hull John 0. HavlaId Walter Sehri'er W. J. Hdh'
cn1scn OF TINS s. M N y1l'SIi@s
f, Rrbessson A. Oakley j. II. Herri. GeD W. g. Ward,
ys,,msnchares Traey Ross Wood Percy Py9e william
iisnss George n ssees William T. Blodgs'' DAVID DOW" ! r.
"Sas. Sr Ass. Eighteenth, EN- r. JAelson
strnrSsd w j. Sh,rsoOd, H. A. umrl John d. rooI samuel
nSEfP s4 PMIlrs n caTSSM -wndes,-P White G = G.s
cSS%rn or Tns moral, dsd
SS.. SS. A1s Pss,oa TEsS Bsler VIM ohHon
oG9n, StTaa a. 1ssris wa R. Ka George Merit
y,,rymsn-Wm W Wright William Scott, Joseph Cooper SAMUEL
B. Ragses Frederick Winston Stephen Brush hsA'
Ah1 sisTs Wilson small Gs05s. w l. kS
II poaBe Charles Blake Smith, George Snyder Edmond
eggScm o, S. JouS Iads' CeTse b.ni.
Evans ye'tymsnaRo5ert Csr1son .. C.as Joha Des.
snop Charles Short aoov,v.
., .., w,..,.u nW,"ens"Johu Hsl,,y, Fr,nLiu Boil.
ssl. Asr'9d.! iEa5 nTbeT p5 Is cSss, Ws.
n Ivss A Johns r. ~
csTseH on rnE menRe ~
sn yns,,men-Wm r. Prince. Wm H. Fe6. IL n s91ief'
o,scs Bayd,n r. Coleman Frederick Cog'ssh ''o"a' ~
H. {. SeEErd. -, c,rx
Gao, CHuRomwsrdens-Psul BaOsocE psu I isWI' ~ cs
usn CoSs. Roma. cT rsrss c,it. H. P,s B.s
g. M Atkip, j. MeCoy, Ferris Delegat.sL ~ ~ n a. Go @
soei Hsrry Hikr Asrnate'-c' d. ih''''~O''''' " -
TXCsrRcHWarden,-D. ". Fareha JYep sisloe s'sy
pt Lanes Cb,pm.p Lewis H. Wood, Ihoms TennAnt
cbs,Iss P,,ons a. james McN.ee W. HOY, Lev mn
ties to Copventon-D. w. Farehin ,r,g 1gnn ' Er,seI,
Eat.s-S w. HoJt. c. Parsons, j.. william o. 'i''
. - o..-.c. Wsrl.n.-Phlip Rnlhsns, Anprus Aben
d,stb ,,,mspambsr, wight , W T. NhusE nh N9, ~
M H.pdsr,o5 Andrew L. Bush John H. harsh'n' ''' '' w
Peal.
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same Boards OF Trade. Tho mongrels are using their
religious undorstrappcrs 10 sandwich bondhodlng pon
tics In between their hymns and sermons Ana IL de-
Democratic Journals and speakers 70 warn the
people against the Satanic tchtie nigge MODS koDn as
Ohris6n Assocdtions Aid Soctes, Mission CluDs' etc
Democrats, avoid them you would the plague fro-
teot your children from their insidOus wie they are
the bastard foes Of your race and your God The Al
mighty Is wiping tho foul breed from the face OF the
earth Their missions their associations and their reign
will soon terminate White men, must ceckmate these
PsaDlsinging hHDcres this year. and their power Will
be gone forever.
The Detroit Tribune, referring to the defeat
OF the Michigan Constitution, says:
"What charming spectacle it must be for Republi-
cans, who Monday thought they were smashing lie
and salaries railroads and exemptions TO wake
up Tuesday morning and all the Democracy howl
and yelling like Dervshes over their votes as great
Democratic victory"
Gov. Brown of Georgia has just returned to
Atlanta from speecrmaking tour. He says the election
OF Bullock is by question Of doubt and thar
the great object Of the opposition ia to secure decided
majority in the Legislature and thereby practically de-
feat the administration Of Bullock.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
THE ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN THE EIGHTH
wARD-CAPT. MILIs's STORY.

The cOmmttal of the woman with the dead
child by Capt Mills Of the Eighth Ward. has been very
severely censured but II the Captains version OF the
affair authentic, IL would that he has not been
overfarly dealt with 10y certain OF our metropolitan
reporters Here Capt. Mllss account On last Thurs
day evening, at about $3.50 O'Clock, officer steven
son brought into the Police station woman
with q dead child. The woman was IN a
state OF nOxication aud could with difficulty preserve
her equilibrium. Sergeant Chryse examined her In the
presence OF Capt Mills but her answers were contra
dctcry and the evidences of her nebrety apparent
that the captain, under the impression that che
unable TO take care OF herself did not hesitate 10 order
her commital Officer Stevenson was then ordered 70
conduct her to the Mercerst Police station, where she
was suffered to remain in the oiicers sitting room
several hours. at length a physician arrived and
said that u would not be proper 20
leave the dead child in the atmosphere Of the
The police accordingly attempted to remove the infant TO
OF cells, but the woman refused TO part with IT,
when Capt Caffrey informed OF The condition
obstnacy the ordered herself and her
child 20 be locked up FOR the night Next morning Cor
Oners inquest held and the mother was discharged
by Justice Ledwth Such the facts as related by
Capt Mills who has felt much panied by tho comments
tho press that he has demanded trial before the Po-
lice Commissioners on Wednesday,