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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-The wife of George
Farnham Of st. .Johnsbury attempted to de-
Stroy herself on Thursday evening last, by
taking over. dose of opium Prompt med
cal aid saved her life. though she declares
her determination still to take her life, as
signing as the reason abuse from her drunken
and debased husband.
A. Mr. Cross, of St Johnsbury, was driv-
ing his bakery team down a steep hill, into
Whitefeld village, ono of the rear horses
slipped upon the ice and fell under his mate
throwing him down also The lerder was
frightened, and ran, dragging the wheel
horses down the hill, and injuring them sc
much as t. rum the pair.
The First National Bank OF St Johnsbury
has made semi-annual dividend of 5 per
cent = ono per cent. larger tn n the last divi
dcnd
The annual meeting Of the Caled0nIa
County Wool Growers Association meets al
81. J0hnsbury, Jan. Dist.
More than onc-half the scholars in the
school at Paddock village, St. Johnsbury
are detained at home on account of the preva
lence Of the measles and hopping cough.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

oar humble province is 10 tend the fair,
Not less pleasing, though less glorious care,
on, ghtl IS ladies even blind To fate
Too you'll find a n remedies late,
sudden Your hunors will be snatc he'd away,
And yon'ii forever mourn the luckless day
When neglected to apply E" Barrett's Vegetable
lair Restorative preventive the approaches
badness and grey hairs You find such ele
cant toilet article elsewhere spF2w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

Prizes oa>hed information also highest
paid for Spanish 0ruhloon. aud a Kinds Gold and
-IiyeI ny GEORGE UPHAM,
Cp.FIa36sp 81 y. Nam St, Providence, K. /
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
Notice.

This is certify that haze this day given my son
Slack, his during the remainder OF his
minority and shall cla of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
JOSEPH l.. SLACK,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

We hear that an attempt was made last
week to rob the post Office at East Highgate,
but the burglars failed to make an entrance.
Quite lively encounter took place last
week between Custom House Officers, Fitch
and Newton, of Highgate. and three SNUG
lers. Meeting them in the evening. they
attempted to drive ahead and refused to halt
wherenpon an officer put a bullet through
THEN , ree which brought them to a stop
Aftar '1siderable scuiiling and shooting one
party was arrested and the other escaped.
Hon. John Gregory Smith has been elected
president cf the franklin Couuty Agricul
| tural sJciety.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Norman Davis, the robbcr OF the office at
South Hinesburgh, has been re-arrested in
Canada and committed to jail under $4,000
bonds, to await trial before the U. S. Court
at Windsor in July next
GRANT CLUB.-A call, signed by many of
the principal citizens Of Burlington, has
been issued for a meeting, to be held in that
city on Wednesday evening, January 18th,
for the purpose of organizing % Grant
Club
SUPREME CouRr--The Supreme Court for
Chittendcn County commenced it's session at
Burlington on Monday morning of last week g.,
Judge Barrett will preside, assisted by
Judges Peck, Wilson and Prout. There are
thirty-one cases on the docket and a longer
term than usual is anticipated
The young men of Burlington have es-
tablished skating park, and regulated the
admission fee at 81 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Smith, of Kentucky,
succeeds Bishop Hopkins as presiding Bishop
of the Episcopal Church in the Uuited States.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
State Teachers Association.

The eighteenth annual meeting of the YER
mont State Teachers Association will be
held at Barton, Orleans county, Jan. 22d,
Odd and 9th. 1868. The following is the
order Of exercises
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

tkE no MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
KIN fDiES for unpleasant diseases. Use
uELMBoLo's ExTRscr BUcHu IMPROVED RosE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

FRIDAY MORNING.

Discussion-School Etiquctte-opened by
Gen. Phelps. Lecture by Prof NJ. IL
Buckham Of the L. Y. NJ Subject What
is Practical Education?
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY MCGEE.

0TTOwA, April 8-TwO men, Whcan and
Doyle by name were arrested last night Oh suspicion
that they concerned IN the murder of Thomas
Darcy MCGEE. The suspicious against them are very
strong At O'Clock this morning, one Dent. employed
night watchman in the Parliament building, shot
himself and died instantly. The body OF Mr.. MCGEE was
borne, this morning, to the Roman Catholic Cathedral
where the funeral service performed. after which
the remains were sent by special train to Montreal at
tended 10y members of the Cabinet aud other dstin
guished men as pabearers. Eulogies pronounced
in Parliament last night The assassination is generally
attributed to Feniansm, which Mr.. McGee had done SO
much to expose in Canada. The Government Will amply
provide for Mr.. McGees family. Special dispatches from
different provinces represent that feeling OF deepest
regret and indignation at the murder OF Mr. McGce pre-
walls throughout the country.
INDIGNATION MEETING IN OTTAWA-INQuEST'
OTTAWA, April S--EvENING.-A public meet
ing OF citizens was held to-day, the purpose
being to express the public indignation at the assasSha
ton Of Mr. MCGEE. The most intense eAcltement mas
prevailed here all day.
The adourped inquest was resumed in the afternoon.
and many witnesses were examined Inc testimony was
mainly in connection with the finding OF the body after
the murder ..
The evidence against whean dcepcns hourly. The
Government detectives are in possession OF strong
chain Of evidence weaving around him. and the Crown
reckon confidently on his conviction. loaded revolver
was found his person when arrested and cartridge
in one OF the chambers evidently new This cham
ber bore traces of having been recently discharged The
other chambers bright and clear The bullets with
which il was loaded exactly the same as that which
killed Mr. McGee IT is generally believed that gang
Of rnfllans are mixed up in the assassination.
Two or three persons against whom there is strong cir
cumstanta evidence have been arrested as accompces
of whelan To expedite the trial the Crown will prob
ably take the case OF the hands OF the Coroner TO-
morrow and transfer It to the Police Court
AN ARREST IN TORONTO.
TORONTO, April S-EvENING.-JameS Ryan.
formerly the Executive Council, was ar
rested in this city yesterday by Government detective.
and arraicned before the Police Magistrate to-day and
remanded until further orders from Ottawa.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
REPo.rs Br TELEGRAPH. APRIL s--s
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

sr ATLANTIC rKIKGRAPH TRIBUNE.
LoSDos April s5 mCousOs close at e3s ass for money and
the account which have been active during the
d,y close the following rates: IT, s. FVeTweny bonds 'j9I'
Be Railway shares 49, Atlantic and Great Western 1 Illinois Cen
trails. 95 The transactions were heavy.
FRANKFORT April 8ByeningUnted States FlTeT"enty oond'
close at 75td75i for the old issue.
April as m-The Cotton market closed heavy ahd
though the sales have been larger than an
pated The following the closing quotations hddng UpAnd' M
Mdng Orleans ge hddng Uplsud TO arrive, HE The sales
Of day bales The Beaduas market closed quiet and
steady though declined 399 quarter for New hIed West
en Wheat 1910 y GENITAL for California White and 4J Tor NO
Milwaukee Red Bioy.56 bush 0ats4 bush Peas ~
soi n Flour 3il o bb for Western Canal The Provision market
closed quiet advanced CO. cwt Cheese 81 c"t Tor
American Pine. Beef l25 per bM for Extra Prime Mess
Pork per bbL for Eastern Prime Mess Bacon ~ per e"t "r
Cut Naval Stores Sugar srm al 256 cw for
No standard Rosn cwt for Common North Caro-
lima and 2 Tupentine 1916 ewt Talor tSs per
crt Linseed OIL per Resned Petroleum l1 per gallon
Spirits Petroleum. n per gallon LDseed Cakes Eo ~ per iun
AsrwSRP April observation-disclosures Is nominal at f'i hane'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Apr 3Cloyereed dali &c 50d =; 30 for Penn.
syNauia and Ohio Flax Serd. 81 90 -
BALrs0Kk. April 8-Cottou dull hGdlng, I3o ,,-,. D.,
FANci'co April Flour Is que and unehsnged nnsA.
in demand sales 81 so for ordinary choice Legal eD
ou eco April sPour steady sales OF loo bb at $40 T5d II
Tor No Spring for Red Winter 5lJ 20 Tor WhIe and @l ~
Tor Double Extra
CScTSsrr April 8-Mes, 27 bnyers at this Sgur.
Bulk good dpsnd at ll3e for shouder 4e for SIDES ed
F higher. Bacon sales Shoulders at c Clear HID se'
ou.yIE April -Tobscco-sAles 200 hbd Leaf Lug SIS %
Fair IL Selections Sh2 23i owen County,
s9T Raw WHISKY free, 81 2Oa ~ IS .,o.,
BuTT.Lo April BCorn quiet sales seven cars AZ bl VI on uah
nsnBay unchanged Barley hrni SAFES SIX cars Naau "u
track At - 1d ~ 3D. 80 ,,,,., -
snrHis April 0-Coon dall and nominal receipts 9l2 bales sr
Ami a-Ponr auiet Wheat sctve sales Of Amber at 81
81 April 8Tobacco Unchanged Cotton Ite Tor haahhs
Flour unchanged
CcIso April a-Four dali; Spring Extras. ss1S 10 50 Wheat
sIoSl g for No aud 81 OjG - Tor No. 'o
T6IdT7c ior New Oas steady and 6rm buyers al sc e more
,ey. At 5sdk Barley dull AZ 81 70 for NO Ne
CENTS tdy5 bbls Flour 9000 bush Wheat HO hnh oats
eco Live Hog. ShipmenssOOO bbs Pleur 900 buss beat ~
bush. oats 1900 Live Hogs
Mv.rxxv Apr sPour au.; Spring Extras 80 75 best
wn,sr saSti5 6s Wheat 81 97i Oats 6Im AZ SIC Corn
ann AZ 7se Receipts bb Fonr 10 900 bush Wheat ship
neut.-3 600 bbls Flour 5000 hush Wheat
MoRLH. Ala April 8Cotton-So sales Receipts l9'S oaesi
SEwosLE.Ss April s-Ceon-Sses 200 bales Mdtlng. sse
receipts 40 bales exports S1 bales Newiork Sight Exchange
( premium - ,,, ,.,. a, ,t,... i.
2se Receipts. 10 bales BLpOrts-eoastwise, 2sf bales
8-CottOa-Sae On bsleA kee-ps,
sAvasSAH Ca April a-Coston-Reeeipts, lbo oaes Exports
WIrsrSsroS Aprl a-spir Turpentns closed 6n At 6oc
Rar In good dmanl strained 81 81 % No % oO fae
PjQ 20 Tar declined x. sales al % 10
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
THE NEW. Jersey LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, n. j. April S.--The Assembly to-
day passed the bill OF the Hackensack improvement
Company, contemplating the appropriation OF an I'M
mense tract Of marsh land below ackensaek The lobby
during the taking OF the vote made precpitate rush III
side tins bar making most disgraceful exhibition OF
their voracy, for Trenton Legislature. In the
Senate the Of the Governor was sustained and the
Detective Agency killed But for GOV. Ward. this ire
sponsbe corporation possessing unlimited powers To ar
rest people anywhere without process, would
have been fastened on the State for 50 years.
very important bill has been sprung the Senate Just
on the eve OF its adjournment Senate No. 2Gl One
wear ago the Morris Canal and Banking Co Overbd the
Sugar House Co.. and received property under water IN
Jersey City Cove worth million OF dollars Tor mere
nominal rental OF $500 year. They now want the
State 70 release them from the payment OF this rental
Senator Cobb said that II they were tired OF the bargain
ne woud secure the million Of dollars cash for
the franchise they enjoy; he would ENSURE the state
twice as much rental as they required 10 give.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
IrnGE CHASE AND POLITICAL PARTfES-

Mr.. w. n. Hudson, editor of The Clereland
Leader spent morning nour with Mr.. Chase day
last week and Thus speaks OF the interview:
"Tho talk with the CiefJustce mainly upon cur
rent political topics 1t remarked that hs name had
been Of late urged by Democrats in connection with the
Presidency ON which BIr. Chase said: wish that all
men OF a parties would leave my name alone In con-
nection with Presidential nomination do not seek the
Presidency lie went to that. Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States he had necessarily to
abandon party politics when he went on that bench n
assumed an Obligation recognized in his OATH but an
terror and superior IT, To do impartial justice under tho
Constitution and laws OF the United States He could
partisan feeling without violating that oath. And lac
gretted that newspapers Of both parties had connected
some of with party poryerse feeling
few words personal topics closed the conversation.
and left the presence Of " man who II mines, were the
rule of choice would be President Of the United states.
but who like Hamilton. Clay, and webster rs too great
man 10 MI the hrst place the gift Of the American
people"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
AcARp FROM MIR. ELIzuR WRIGHT

To The ~ fof ~ sff Ifi'hHf'
SIR: You very properly say that in my para-
graphs IN The B0si1 Diiig ldrerfiscT. on Removing
Non Executive" have slightly "muddod" the matter
II WAS aute unintentOnHL What WAS driving az was
not the trial or removal OF the pr,Neht hohtNecuuAe
That provided for by the Constitution as t II. and the
only take place the result Of a. trial OF
prescribed form let u on. lnasmuch ~ Congress
could not impeach til it thoroughly convinced
Impeachment would be successful suppose that UH
20 on unto the perfect day without any aid of mnc
NV whole and only aim was to prevent such thing from
occurring again, by suggcstng HncndInrnt 10 the
Constitution that, hereafter the questions ~ removal
cded first by the majority of both Houses of Con
passes Law over the veto, without formal
trial the punishment 10 he decided afterwHrd by the
supreme Court OF the Cnited States iia the same ~
IN the case OF any other man
THIS questiOnIs well enough argued When l. stated
in Of the case before us.
II the Constitution had given Congress only the power
10 remove from Office. and had left Impeachment. trial
O punishment altogether To the Supreme Court
Andrew Johnson would have been ont of the way OF re-
construction long either according tO the peoples
Will against IT. II the former, then the peoples VIII
would done. If the latter then the people would be
sure To rcflect Andrew Johnson, and with him Con
gress that would make laws that he would execute
This the speedest remedy possible for the people BAY
ng made the mistake OF electnga Congress that makes
laws contrary ITS Will For Presdent-an especially
an accdcpta One-tU refuse Ia execute the laws policy
OF such Congress Is no remedy, but a very bad add
tiOnal disease.
ideas of monarchy and divine right Of Office must agre
that while n necessity IN our system the lawmaklug
department OF the Government must rank the Executive
il cannot without upScttng all notions Of equality u tine
tenure OfOnice, he called ON To assume Judicial functions
10 dcpOsc particular class Oi officers let Congress de
pose the highest officer with form OF trial than IL
oyerrides his II that officer has been guilty of
crimes msdeeanOfs IN Office since he has never worn
guilty In depOsing him, the people VIII easily punish H.
Boston, March 2G, 1868. ELiLiE WRIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
ASSEMBLY.

Mr. TOWER reported complete the bill to incorporate
the Security Savings Bank Of New-YOrk.
Bills passed relative to the care and custody Of
truaDt children In Rochester 20 provide for the election
OF additional Justice Of the Peace In Brooklyn.
The bin repeating the act exempting the property Of
ministers OF the gospel from taxation passed by G5
" 40.
la the evening on motion Of Mr., HARTMAN the bill
u amend the Metropolitan Excise law was made the
special order for tomorrow at II O'Clock
Bills were passed-TO improve and widen Middlest.,
Brooklyn TO divide the Eighth and Tenth Wards and 20
create ward In Brooklyn; 10 provide for laying
tubes for the transmission OF letters and
ages NewYork and Brooklyn; 10 widen and improve
Vsnderbiltave Brooklyn 10 amend the charter OF the
National Savings Institution Of NewYOrk In relation TO
limited cOpartnershps
Mr. HUMPHREY reported a bill TO provide for the
batter protection OF public health and for the completion
OF Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

to aid In the preservation OF the peace and TO assist In
the arrest and punishment Of volatOrs Of this order and
the criminal laws OF the state and he admonishes them
that unless acts OF intimidation and violence are checked
and punished bloody retaliation may be provoked, the
peace OF society endangered subverted and much in
nOcent blood be shed
VII; The commanding officers OF all military posts In
tins district Will Immediately receipt OF this order,
cause It's contents to be generally made known and de-
liver copies thereof all civil officers editors OF news
papers ana presses, and other parties 10 be specially
affected thereby within the limits of their commands
By order Of Maj. j.-Gcn. Meade.
Official. \ T. BARsrOw A. A. A. G..
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
MISSOURI.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Sr. LOUIS. April S.--Sedalia and Jefferson
City elected the entire Republican ticket Yesterday.
The City Of Carondclet six miles below here. elected
the full Democratic ticket yesterday.
In Kansas City the Democratic ticket elected with
the exception OF the Auditor City Marshal and one Alder
man Harris DemocraD for Mayor. has 200 majority,
but he ran considerably ahead Of his ticket.
ST. LoUIs, Mo-. April S.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected yesterday eight out OF ten
Of the Counomeu are Democrats
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
KANSAS


TUE LEAYENWORTH CITf ELECIION.
LEAvENwORTH, April S.-The full Demo
cratic ticket with the exception OF Treasurer for which
office no Democrat nominated, was elected by ma
oritics ranging from 400 10 ZOO This will be the FIRST
full Democratic administration for six years National
politics and the support OF the Kansas delegation in
Congress were the prominent issues in the election.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
TuP ACE IN WHICH WE LIVE

wou,r, v never cease Machine operation At No 'o6
ray Ia with the old process Of milking aud performs
With greater spdy rendering pleasant to the COW and less
trouble 10 milk the old guog and much dreaded
process hand milking aud the day not far distant When milking
s hand will be and unpopular rural districts As
repnq grain With sickle or hreshing with fail Any doubling
the truA OF should call and examine ST themselves
I1n
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
ARMY GAZET'TE.

WAsnIp,iiIoN. April S.-Brevet Llent.- Col. =; r.
p.Inh s.rgeon has bssn relieved att Fort Noi New
YorI ssr ordered reIsn ths Fhh Nhy District TO
sv Brig T. A. hoParn Medical Director otthAt DstFiet
~ sSI,I orirr Aouant Generals ofee the Sapenend
ant Of ~ Mounted Recruiting service al Carlisle Bsnaet Penn
convenient Ee o4reui that are o.
NAV o une become dspoabr At THAI pOst na orHs 70 ga
10 B, Le,1rnSorh Kausas for assignment 10 he THIN United SV'
6S,,, Brig Geo Hatch MAJOR Of III. ah Usisd Sts.'
.y k,s detasd sbe recruiting ser a.
C.Ie Ban.cs for hr ensuing relieving Bre'e bS zen
v Orsf Coonel of the 81 United Aaes Cavalry mo ,oeinl
"a iaie mn, reg the Department ct the Missouri
Geo sscsek a e.,,1s6 Osmsoss ssaiysre " @9'fof u'
ftI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
CONNECTICUT.

TIE COMPLETE RETURNS RECEIVED.
The full vote of the election in Connecticut
is ill., The aggregate vote is 99!67 larger by SO" thah
ever before Gov. English's majority IS l7si
THE VERY LATEST RETURNS.
HARTFoRD, April S.-COrrected returns make
English's majority I.73j. The total vote is ?9,52j
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
DIED.

ACRgRMAN-saddeny Monday April 6, Capt AetermAu,
The ee services will be late residence q the deceased
Seysah Friday loh lust at Il m IN. EslaSVs, e =.
notice The remains vii be taken Ne" Rochelle "' a'~sn
the ,! p. train
sAKgR-rn Broois Tuesday April 1863 Isersta ws Of
Baker jr in the ~ year Of her As, -,
her sss nsr 1o% hes late residence No. s THURSDAY
O'Clock
crsuYGon the rh inst, at the residence Lal.w Hud
Cy j. Sophia NJ, wife OF Geo. W. b. Gushing Of TsHy'' W.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
DRASsuddeu fever the sth nss the ss enes
S1,Ss 4 ss pSt Sssa ha's s:d 9ss yss aaI @oa5 %
Notice Of the funeral in 10 aorro~s papers
HASLOS-0n Sunday April 1868 at Hrsburgh Pa rAOns' Han
Tt ise the my are respectfully attend The funeral
Broome and Hii-sbeth.sts THURSDAY At o'clock p
g,sss5 & ,.; Ne 81 % sa .S s Nj 'i: : s:';S cS s
Grand a4 THu5sG, as SsS ss inst. % G -
Ssi1 s,St % Sss: % Hs:P snou paying JasEs aSf EskS a
A. DEsNoSD, Secretary.
McLRAsou TUESDAY morning the Tth nt, Hsss .s of JHo
Mclean and ,usbt,, Of The late Rbt Cochran m .,
9Th inst oesci from her late resdsSse No. 1 "ehi
TSirty. sishiA.i.
non,SpTu D,eoan on Wednesday morning april GeOss A.
q Augustus mes,nd sssS ed - YEA yes' Ia attend nj, sp,,,
from 81 Peter, CAarc Sa Bondst Brooklyn on Fri gay,
At3i p.
.MILLs-op wednesday, April George S PAp yOunge':' Of
Notice Of final a hereafter.
RIoARDsOo Wednesday Of consumption Alfred Of
Jli. aud esass . ksir S ar n m are M !sSsy invited t, aeud
Tay tsS Mn 'e S sales ssr to q sr n;srsHI
sICKEiSOn Tuesday Apl Anna NJ A. ouhsssuanghteE
q John r. and Margaret NJ SckelS - ~. i,
the aly respectfully nyG 70 attend
the funeral residence Of her parents NO - 1roFet,
Jer,ey CITY (Thu sdayD morning At IL O'Clock wA@t further
notice The remains viii be taken ~ arytoNn for iSssra1a
rAYLoR-Annis A. Taylor, vie OF wm f. TayoT Ia the ~
OF her age. oe
Pner ees will from her late residence Ne 70 Hun teS
this dsy al D. Friend, of the family are invited y attend
ToMPKISs-In Brooklyn Wednesday morning ah hst Fra AZ
| Tompiins In the T3d year ofh age a.,
Pnsra services via the First Preshyern Charch
the
| Al O'Clock.
yLIgT-ou Apa g. in th, city, Simon vne in the Goth year
| bis - -,
Pie relatives Gad friends invited to attend the funeral a, bis at
remains viii be taken for uement Lebanon ~ L via j. G.
| L. on Friday morning In the ~ tram
ATKINSDS-In Brosku the 9Th ins. Mrs Ames Haknson
idoN of Ihe late WIN Waknon, th 63h year okhr
The relatives and fneHds the family are aste " m o. vac
a. her ,,. residence ais Aaams, BFeokyu, on Iousisy h
| NH AZ 2o'Clo d. M
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON April s-Lieutenant- Commanders Walter
Abbott and Bwa Pebb been dt ached from the United states
steamer sd C. f. Chester aud B.
ordered that vessel Flint Assistant Engineer Oscar T.
Lewis has been ordered TO the Ammonoosue
Acting Bnsgn John Green Haeh has been dached rom ne Oon
lation and placed onl leave for discharge
Acting Ensign B Elder snd Second AsssantbsYneer george r.
Burteh have been hORofably discharged
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

REGISTRATION IN THE wILMINGroN DISTRICT.
WuMINGTON, April s.-The registration here
- follows Fist day, whites &C. blacks l9 second day,
whites lO3 blacks In the Middle Sound Precinct for
tQe days there whites 80. blacks g. The excite
the registration il intense but We have had M
disturbance. During the remaining three days, II II
thought the whites will Outregihier the blacks.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
THE WEATHER.

YORK, Hour. Their Wtaf How IHn bsn 0tHe
ApdsI, e = ssss ssss " sw 81 g asa a,1 " 3
~ ai iSsw. ii 80 9O%wS W
REMARKs-ornips-Veryc cloudy wndy from to clear
from 10 ~ osdT ysry coudy Aemoouvey cloudy windy rain
little from sos; cloudy little coudyi high WIND Ga
sO sunset cloudy clear and gusy TO ~
The Tbemometrs Range for the month fJa1eA common
the thermometer in this month at so; st In
sometimes rises as high go for the latter and fails
low t5o for the former hour point As low e. " mas een
reached Moving commenced early the Sb Az iran
eona New Hampshire the night Of June J. 1913 there vas ns'
si DESTROYING the corn beans c AT sunrise on the "a ihe
efer marke kel
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
ru,TpEg YARD AND TEN DWELLINGS BURNED
IN sANDUSkY.

SANDUsKY, April s.-A small wooden building,
adjoining Messrs K y. Hubbard Co.'S lumberyard In
Waterst took Gro last evening. and rs snOng wnd
prevailed the fire communicated 70 the ItDe lhe
reaer part which consumed, with 10 OF ~ dWe-
iings and barns adjoining. The principal losers arc ~ D.
Hubbard Co., $4,000 on lumber other lOsses s''VOo