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New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The real issue in the Impeachment Trial,
is, Did the President attempt to appoint
Gen. Thomas to an office without the ad.
vice and consent of the Senate, in viola
ton of the Constitution of the United States
and did he attempt to remove Secretary
Stanton in disobedience of the Tenure-of- Office
lawq This is the issue for which the House OF
Representatives impeached the President.
and on which he is placed on
trial. 1t is not his speeches, made
while Swinging around the circle; for the
House had once refused to impeach him for
those, and the recollection of them had nearly
faded from the public mind. 1t is not the
fact that he attempted, or intended, to use force
in removing Stanton, and appointing Thomas;
for whatever the President has the right to
do at all, he has the right to employ all the
military and naval force of the United States
to aid him in doing. His impeachment was
based upon tie two unlawful acts of removing
Stanton and appointing Thomas. If the SEN
ate would not remove him for these, they
would not remove him though he should
attempt to turn the Senate itself out
of doors. For it is certainly less
oilense TO turn the Senators individually out Of
the Capitol than to deprive the Senate as
legislative body of its constitutional functions,
by multiplying the laws of Congress and over
riding the right of the Senate to share in the
appointment and removal of the officers of the
GOvernmpnt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The persecution of the Jews in Roumania,
which has been going on for several months,
belongs among the most disgraceful exhibitions
of religious intolerance in modern times.
Owing to the earnest remonstrances OfmOst of
the Great Powers of Europe, the Government
of ROumania now processes to have put stop
to it. Unfortunately there is great reason for
doubling the sincerity of the professions OF
the Roumanian Government, and for fearing a
repetition of the outrages, which, with the
cOnnivance of the Government, have been com
mitted against the Jews.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Tm HARLEM RAILROAD puts on its Summer trains
to-day, including "A. NJ. morning tram IRON M..
Kisco leaving Twenty y-siXth-st on its return ~ %"
PM. Up to that point, therefore, any business IVA"
may live and do good days work in the CITY, while'
so far as White Plains, trains run almost houiiy.
The villages thickly strewn along tins ROAD are All
growing rapidly, and the remarkable heaithiuiness
of the region it traverses, with the excellence oil s
drives and the beauty of its eyervarylng scenery OK
wood and field. hill and valley is constantly draw
ING out more and more of our citizens first to board
in Summer. then to buy places along its line. were
IN, Underground Railroad completed. we should see
Mestchester County double ITS population within tno
next five years.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The Rev. DR.. Tying presided at the ami
versary of the American Female Guardian
Society last evening This truly benevolent
organization clothes, feeds, and instruCts more
than thousand children who otherwise would
swell the crowd of ragged students of crime
that swarm in many of the streets of this city.
1t also throws its protecting arm around
another class among us just at the time they
need assistance, and saves them from entering
ON q life OF shame
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The bakers of this city and Brooklyn met in
the latter place on Saturday night, and listened
to addresses in German and English by some
of their number. One of the speakers asserted
that several employers were in the practice of
engaging German immigrants at Castle Garden
at wages not higher than s. q month, and to
retain them in service promised an advance of
81 month at the expiration of a year. An
increase of wages aud fewer hours are de-
manded.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

OF them, he has the same powa' to execute his
own construction when he is wrong as when
nc IS right. If he Is to be adjUged hot to have
dlsobeyed the law because lie deemed lt Ida
duty to disobey the law, then every man who
from hostility to law, openly defies H., il
innoeent, and the law is only law TO thoA,
who agree with it. This is anarchy, poS
government.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Tomorrow evening Mr.. Wendell Phillips
will, in response to the suggestions of many
citizens, deliver, in the Academy of Music.
this city, his lecture on " Daniel 0'COnnell'
This is the first time of its delivery here, and
no man is better able to discuss the life and
character of the Great Repeater than Americas
most gifted son..
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

~ The Great Plo,c Trial, Astounding Rere-
nue. Frauds, The Fourth Ward Murder, Religious
Intelligence, Real Estate not subject 10 Maritime
LIEN, Boston Correspondence, Political IHteli-
gence, AnOther BrOddrdy Palace, the Sectarian
Donations Scarcity of Labor in Minnesota, and
the Court Intelligence may be tound on the second
gence on the third; Columbia College Ldic School
on The sirth, and the Real Estate Article on the
Seypufb
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
Majority for Bullock"......

The aggregate vote cast on the Constitution
is l57,S73 and for Governor, 159,245 The Sen
ate stands 90 Republicans, against is Opposition
aud doubtful, and the House 90 Republicans, 70
Opposition and doubtful, giving a clear work
ing majority of 25 on joint ballot, even grant
ing that all the Opposition and doubtful mem
bers are eligible
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
gnsintss 1lOtitss.
STARR g. MARCUS,

No % JOHN.sT., Up Stairs.
stsSo Forks SpoonSSnd knives, the quality OF which
,t,pi ana guaranteed by T. S Mint Assay prices worthy the al
OF the closest buyers
TUE Ne Plus ULTRA OF DENTISTRY.-Ne
b, M formed b combination OF rubber and thin
plate which all the requisites OF Cleanliness com
hghuess strength and durability IN the greatest
call the invention the Ultima Thule OF
Dnt From rubber being adjustable to variation OF the
ob s enabling teeth be fitted accurately comfort assured
Of food in cracks with consequent ied odo entirely
o,vaei being far stronger than gold thinner plate can he
@ skg extremely hght and the metal being mcoHobe
he combination unQuaed IN cleanliness The set held perfectly
s month by atmospheric pressure applied according 70 new
r0 The celebrated Dentist Dr. HOYr Of No BB Broadway near
kgeutt the patene and sole Manufacturer OF THIS important
uyentOn- Sunday Mercury.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Some time ago The TRIBUNE published the
fact that of nineteen distillers' bonds from the
Third Collection District examined 10y the
Metropolitan Revenue Board, eighteen were
found to be worthless. The Enright-Allen
trial now progressing in Brooklyn is demon
strating how these bonds were manufactured.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

His Excellency is said to be in good health
and buoyant spirits. The prospect of trip to
Tennessee, where he will enjoy immunity from
the pestiferOus Ofiice-seekers, assuredly ought
TO improve his digestion.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

ness visit to Bladensburg with an army officer,
and this morning we chronicle honorable"
pistol-shots between two gentlemen in Balu-
more. 1t is time that somebody be reminded
of the laws against dueling.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The great Boston musical festival closed yes
terday We print elsewhere interesting letters
from our representative, Mr. Hassard, detailing
the third. fourth. and fifth days proceedings
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The Washington gossipers are busily manu-
featuring Cabinet for Mr.. Wade; and much
good may it do them. We expect to know the
names on Wedncsday-nOt an hour before.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The conclusion of the Clerkenwell trial-a
special report of which, for THE TRIBUNE, may
be found on another page-cannot fail to
deeply interest our readers Few political trials
OF late have attracted a more universal atten-
ton The defense for the prisoner Barrett
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Dispatches from Florida give assurance Of a
handsome Union victory in that State. The
Constitution is adopted by at least 5000 majority,
and Republican State officers and Legislature
are chosen. Now for Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

The Atlanta Ne,0 Era of Thursday publishes
returns from all the counties in Georgia save
three-Irwin and Telfair, in which no election
was held, and Madison not heard from. The
footings by Congressional Districts are as fol-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

We are threatened with crop of duels.
Two weeks ago, two gentlemen in Tennessee
settled political difficulty on the "feld Of
"hOnOr," and one was shot dead. Last week
a member OF a Foreign Legation paid bust
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

We print elsewhere full account of the
great plow-trial, at. Amherst, Mass, before the
New-England Agricultural Society.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
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otbe wnnOs useesy for publication, bat guaranty for
bis good rith.
ess this Office should be addressed tbs TRB
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We ssnao. undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Miss Anna Dickinson will lecture this Monday
evening in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn mo raS'os
1.-THE Rev Blr Beeeherl is to preside.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of The
WFEKtr TRBuSE must be handed ID Toby.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Persons sending money to The TRIBUNE by
Express must prepay the express charges
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

EXTRAORDINARY cures of coughs and colds
result from the use ofWIsTARs BALsAN o. WILD CHERRY.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

A LARGE proportion of the Female Sex suf-
fer om peculiar diseases, which the PERUVIAN SYRUP will cure
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

TRUSsEs, &c.-MARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
Once ouy No 2Ysseyst (Asto Houe Also supporters
Hanlace. Slks. EIaste Stoekings Sc lady attendant
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
PHALoN'S "PAPHIAN LOTION OR FLORAL
BEAUUFiEE."
For TEE SKY AND COMPLEXION.

TuE TEsr TRIUMPH Heah beauty given to The com
peou by PH,LoNs fragrant cooling LOroS It bs
submitted to the powerful chemical test aud
rs,geB. and proroupc5 IN the HIGHEST degree saubrous
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.

Cktoae, ss bug and kind Of insect ven sed at once
b. this remarkable powder 1t poisonous but certain to 60 its
,iosk A single Is centassk has often
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LIABILITIES.

Si77Js4I 81
Capital stock. .................... 100000 90
Circulating notes Tecstv-
ed from Com ptTo lleT... $50, 100 co
1sGs5sI GNSasSSSlIHS lSsNGACl.--. 8 SsD 90
AEnount outstandinS...... gg1aOGO
Individual deposILS......... IEJOIS
Due to SattOnRl banks 4s26 %
Due to OF eT banlSs........, IA ID 5.BIni
Discount and Interest,". & S2 50
lhlls payh0le...-................. 1851 ~
s47,s4 81
,,,. $. p. HlI.DRErh.
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to come together and unite, independ-
ent Of old platforms, for the sake of
defeating the extremists OF both the old
parties"
We further commend the foregoing re-
mark of the PrestdentIn regard to the
Democracy to such of his admirers as
may be present to-day.
SOMETHING ABOUT STANTON.
One Of Stauton's last suggestions In
the Cabinet, he said. WIS TO increase
the regular army TO its maximum
" htGh would put it At nearly q kun.
dred thousand men; also, to have an
order issued making desertion punish
able by death. Stanton came in one
day with a proposition embracing these
two points. reduced to writing. The
President eX expressed his astouisnment,
aud Inquired it General Grant APPROX
ed such a thing. Stanton replied in
the affirmative. well" said the
TIE proportions, and especially to both
OF ihem." stanton went on 70 say the
army was DESERVING in platoons, and
nothing bot rigorous enforcement of the
death penalty would stop IL. The
President said he never heard of such
thing as shootIng for deser,ion in
tune OF peace. Stanton replied that
'A4N+~ IN "a "a )" pAA A4o HlAkulE BOOKS
now, authorizing it, but he couldn't
find it
The President said the country would
he unable 10 bear the expense of the
army tilied to the maGImum. 1t would
be hundred milIions Il year; but
Stanton insisted that it ought TO be
done. When General Grant came into
the Cabinet the President asked him If
he had approved of Sianton's PROPOSE
tons, ana be replied that he bad not
that be hadn't seen them and knew
nothing Of them. 81 could never ap-
prove OF a thing like that" said Mr..
Johnson, TO bankrupt the North in
order to raise a big army 10 oyerrun the
South. There's too much of an army
now, and iPs too expensive aGrsady."
II will be observed, from The above,
that the American CaTuot had back
action in view, which WAS to recruit the
army up TO the maximum first, and
then shoot it down to the minimum.
The original Carnot never equaIed that
in briliiancy OF conception.
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Sherif's Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate In the CItS
OF wheeling.

-
OF wheeling.
ny VIRTUE OF CERTAIN ORDERS OF
d the Circuit court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, made severaliy on The SOlh OctO-
Der, 1862, the 9Th March, 1856 and on the 9th
December, 1867 in the Two attachments at
law OF TaIlant & DeIRplaIn against William
4. Robinson, i shall on the 4TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1853, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, commencing at IL
O'Clock a. IN, Of that day, expose to sale by
public auction to the highest bidder, the FOL
lowing real estate or 50 much thereof n
will be sufficient to satisfy said Plaintiffs
debts, interest aud the costs, to wit: part OF
lot 40. lSl, part of lot No. 197, part of lot No.
1872, beiuR the parts OF said lots conveyed and
more pOrtc larry described in the deed OF
William Robinson, the father OF said VIII
liam 4. Robinson, duly recorded in the
clerks office Of Ohio county in deed book
NO. IS, and all situated in the Cd Ward of the
city OF Wheeling; also the middle third part
conveyed TO said William T. Robinson by
deed nom James h. Robinson, dated Slh
March 1858, and duly recorded in the clerks
office OFT ohio county in deed book No, IS; and
also part of lot No, 81 in the I'd Ward OF said
city being l61S feet front ON Market street,
ana running back IS2 feet, being the same
part OF said last mentioned lot conveyed TO
SAid William 7. Robinson by deed from
Ios JOSS lowell and wife, dated priI ISL 1919,
anu guy ascorded IN the clerks office OF the
NO. 81. -
an Of sad parts Y said real estate have
valuable impr0YemeG1S erected on them,
The said part OF lot No. Ia viii moi he sIIJ n
the said parts 1.-THE lots l3E sld Is2 be sIl
ent TO pay the Plaintiffs debts. interssI AMI
the costs: nor will the said parts n lots 49,
and 81 be sold, II the real estate above men
toned including the said pa I OF lot No. II7
be sufficient for that purpose. ="
Terms OF sale: Upon credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser giving
from the day OF tale, and the title retained as
further security until the whole purchase
money shall be paid.
THOS. ]. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff OF ONO county
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MRS. WINsLOw's
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SOCIETY EWs.
Gossip Relntin@ TO Fashionable Lift,
1nHeS York city,
FTV" he Home Journal.

44l4ttAG
The fashion which has been ad opted
by English danes, and initiated By 4
lew OF their slavish followers in this
country. viz: of drinking before dinner
cup favored with a dash of some
tlqEeHr or other, as an appetizer, is a
dangerous peTveTsion of yea good thing,n
and cannot be condemned too strongly.
Now that false hair is being So gem
orally worn, il has become quite the
stylish thing to select "swftcb," set
OF cuTls, braid or chigIO1l, for q gift
| to lady. We heard a lady remark,
the other day, dIat she would much
rather receive handsome braid than
a set of furs; for" she added, ~ can
wear a braid all the year, while furs
can only be worn during cold weather."
"A fashionable lady, residing on
! Madison Avenue, Whose name we
shall suppress issued cards for a par.
/ ty, which WAS TO have been given on
\ the twelfth of last month, which, il
! will be- recOllected, was the night of the
great snow storm. or the eighty iuyi-
tations accepted, only fourteen persons
were present, the remaining sixty-six
being absent ION account of the yyea-
| Their" We think If lady or gentle
man is invited TO pass the evening at a
friends house, they should never alb,
sent themselves ION account Of the nm.
favorable state Of the weather." Then
If ever, we should certainly make every
exertiOn to fulfill the promise given in
our acceptance. II ones circum-
stances be moderate, and it should be
the occasion of expense which can IN
be afforded, we think II should he
regarded as "a debt OF honor when
must be paid, and, if necessary, saved
out OF some other expenditure, Re-
member, in any case 1t will not cost
you as much as 1t did the lady and gem
tleman to whose kindness YOU are in
deOted for the invitation.
On Friday, Mrs. CLARK, Of Twenty
Third street, gave matinee, for which
soLne eighty invitations we're issued,
The house was decorated with choice
flowers and brilliantly lighted. The
musicians were placed behind a wire
screen covered with flowers, and played
with very good execution all the latest
waitzes and galOps. A splendid COLA
lion was spread in the upper rooms, in
Guiding everything rare in the edible
way. The German commenced al four
o'clock in the afternoon, led by Mr..
Fearing, who introduced all the newest
figures. Every lady was presented
with hadsome bouquet of flowers, in
bouquet holders made OF wood, beauti-
fully carved and perfumed. 1t WAS one
of the most costly and elegant matinees
we have attended for a long time.
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wEDSESDAY 5sORSTNG, JAN. 5.

THE Cnion-it mr-t aud shall be
preserved - Rsme5r ~ the words OF
Jackson u nd attend me Celebration in
LOuUT OF the day which he mace metn-
oraDie.-Regtster Of yesterday.
This paragraph refers TO the so-called
Democratic Convention, ia this city to-
day. We desire to ask the editor if he
expects such Of the Delegates as may
haVs served in the rebel army 90 re-
spond to the words OF Jackson in re-
gard " The forclble preservation OF the
Union? Are they not now ailing and
suffering from = forcibIe attempt to
break IL up? And IS it not a little too
grinding 10 ask them 70 change
over 20 coon and assert that "It
must add shall be preserved" What
more did the tyrant Lincoln demand at
their hands, when he called out 70, 600
men, and when The Democratic Cover
uUrs hurled back their scoff and derision
~ .hs bare idea Of putting the Jackson
motto into practical operation. We trust
that the feelings of such Of the mem
beers - may have taken hand in the
late "onpleasantness are not 10 be
wHntOniy wounded today by any
special reference to the words Of Jack
son. Aud it might be the part Of com,
mon courtesy towS-ds some others to
make as little reference as possible to
Jackson. We fear he may prove a disa-
greanbls rsminisceuce all round. For
Instance, there is Col. Ben Smith, AN
old WING, who. no doubt, gags at the
verY Lnemtlon Of Jackson,s nnme.
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TIE HEALING ROOF.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN. on the CRIME: OF SOIL.
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impe1liments TO MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
veiopes, nee OF charge. Address. Or. j.
sRILLIS HOUdHTON, Howard Essocla-
ton. Philadelphia, Pa.
srpt2t-3mClAw.
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Notice.

HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE
IL brewery OF J. Reid q Co. fora term oil
TO business 10 merit the liberal patronage De.
stow WED upon the late firm.
lan6-lw KIN9HORE & BROWN.
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FIVE HUNDRED.

WE WILL COMMENCE THIS MORN.
w ing our regular
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For Rent.

UIHE STORE ROOMS LATELY OCCU-
MED nv GEORGE r Taylor q Co., and J.
Clemens / Co, ON Main stree !; also base,
tnent rooms fntshed. Good IIzi ces IN secono
story. and good rooms for Other purposes III
second and third story in good order. Fos-
session given Immediately.
Many budding lots and dwelling houses iol
saia IN tbs sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
$40 49, TROS. HORNBROOk.
ONCE, No. llS1< Main street, above Mon
rOe, up stairs. ieooH
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For Sale.
OPellsburH,
Ihe Exchange Hotel,
West virginia.

The Exchange Hotel, WellsburES
West Virginia.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
Hotel has recently been thoroughly re-
paired and renlrnished throughout, and is
now doing good business, Will De offered AT
private sale until the LIST Of February, when.
md CJGf-45lz -rish-
ing creek, IN WetEel county. West Va. Tim
beT-whit pine, poplar, ash hickory and
oak; a splendid site for laundering. For Iun
desert ptiOn and terms, address
Real Estate Agent, Welsburg, W. Va.
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Spetfal AntieEs.


The confessions and Experience of
nn Invalid.
Published for the benefit. and as CAUTION
To YoUNG Mes and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, c., supplying THE MEANS or SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving "A postpaid direct
ell envelope. Address SATHAEIHL MAY.
FAIR. Brooklyn, n. Y. Also free. by the
same publisher, circular OF DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem the War. decl7.smd
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Election Notice.
Dissolution.

3NHE co-PARTNERSHIP HEREToFORF
l existing under the name and fiTm m
Dunlevy 5 sloan is tins day dissolved
BRtD6EPoRT, Ohio, Dec. 80, 81. Janl-Ivs