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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
IMPEACHMENT.

CONFIDENTIAL DISPATCHES TO THE TRIBUNE.
Nnw YoRK, May 13.-Confdential dispatches
from the best authorities, received last night by
the editors of the Tribune, leave no room for
doubt that we are safe. The Senate will convict
on Saturday. leading friend OF Mr.. johnson
said last night, that conviction is doubtful, the
chances in his opinion. being about even. A
sagacious Republican leader sad that Senator
Anthony is safe, Senator Wiley is sure for two
articles, and Van Wrinkle sure on the eleventh.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

The BoLTlNs CONVENTION Of Maryland
Republicans called by Judge Bond, Hon. IL.
w. hoffman, and others, assembled in Bal
timore Wednesday seventeen counties being
represented Judge Bond was permanent
President, and made an address to the Con
vention, as also did General Gregory, Mr..
Hoffman, Archibald Stirling, Jr., Genera
King, DIR. ]. H. Brown, and several othel
gentlemen. Delegates TO Chicago vert
elected and an electoral ticket nominated
The Convention had the endorsement, by ;
telegram which was read, of Hon. Francis
Thomas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

wAsniSeroS, Nav 1s.-No new developments
in the Impeachment case.
Senator Towards health is improving and IL
Is thought he will be in the Senate ON Saturday.
The municipal canvass has fairly commenced,
with SaylcsJ Bowen Ms the Republican candidate
and John T. Given as the Conservative candidate
f,r Noynr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
,,..,,-n.,,on az cal, rvrney

Col. j. W. Forney has sent 10 Mr.. Wade
his resignation as Secretary of the Senate,
to take effect as soon as his successor shall
be chosen. This he does, it is stated, and
no doubt correctly, in order to he free to
enter the canvass for General Grant, and in
this juncturc, TO comment freely upon me
actions of the Senators.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
SURRATT.
Bail Rerusea.--T,ial Postponed.

WAsnINGToS May 13th.-1n the Criminal
Court, this morning, the motion to bail Surratt
was argued and refused by Justice Carter on the
ground that the prosecution was ready toprocecd
at the present term.
The case was continued till next term.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

TIE REPORT of the Senate Committee in
reference to the accounts of Col Forney as
Secretary of the Senate, fully cxonerates
that gentleman from every charge OF mis-
appropriatlng the public funds, and shows
that he has made good the losses caused by
hia clark
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
has but 435 policemen.

DUstUII IIIs UUt FJO ITU1IUtnIUU.
Deep drifts of snow in Western Mass
Boston pays $4,000 for church music
Newark wants the new Insane Asylum
Geo. d. Prentice is now visiting in
Memphis.
The Davenport Brothers are natives of
Buffalo.
-Gcn. Windham, staff and family, arc at
Niagara.
Brazil supplies half the coffee consumed
in the world.
The Ohio Students are indignant at be-
ing DISTINGUISHED.
"A notorious shrew in Berks county, Pa,
recently threw dipper full CT boiling water
on the head of male visitor of her husband.
The face of the injured man was horribly
disfigured, and his hair fell out.
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THE CONSEQ UENCES or TIE
3REaSON.

.
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''ioia' "''s' po''''"i
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acaui''ai. II lhese men haa never given
.lielr support 70 'le icslsi''ioh Mhien nas
iea 10 'nls ias. contest oe'Meeh VIC peopie
anu the irestleht my hau ociicNtu anu
declared ! % oe uhsouhu' hl'hefto' 'hclt
case Woaia nave pceh uiheieht. pun lhey
nave stooa Win 'he'r lei'ow SENATORS II
thinning " a"s' any ~" "hen 'nosV
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mug NV "'Vuou' 'i'Pe"'' M '''9 -
fe"'y oeen sp"NeH' - oois''ei'ii's 'iei'i anu
'onuo'iins '''e''' 'o'o,e'.
iHteo men oNis nav su'lieieH''S snow =
sneir gun 70 receive Us yet inns sWill Do',
" Pehlsiiiiien'' neiaiois iessei'eh anu
iruiho'll' sour ni"rose' pl'ttr' nave heei'
III a dozen important crises, hitheilo, h4.l-
ng and irresolute; bnl they had never given
indication That There lay IN Their sous capa-
city ior such treason rs TINS.
Impeachment was mol INC act OF the Re-
publican party, alone II was net neccs
shy ioi tAat party ; existence, or success, at
az It WAS q measure Tor VIC welfare Of ne
Republic, begun TO punish iie guilt Of tho
President vino had dehed the laws Which
he was sworn toeAecute, and u prevent him
from further violence 10 The peoples lihtr-
ties II was begNn because the attitude oi
The senate vas similar % that OF The House
: because Senators had condemned, by Tor
: nal vote, the action upon which lehnsor
y was impeachcd, as violation oi The sactec
: lew Of the land. Yet now senators Fcssen
: den and frpmAull declare that such viola
L Mn ~ ~, ,r;,,a ,,t,r t,.,,it.,,,,f GIL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

THOSE who listened TO or read Wendell
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now with peculiar interest, his significant
and scathing remarks concerning the mum
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other relatives holding office under Andrew
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year, at Pottsvile. A committee on behalf
of the Society have been viewing various
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WAsniNGros, May 13.--Mr.Schenck, from the
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report that the Collector, Mr.. Bayley, OF New
York, had been arrested on the charge OF perjury
preferred by detective In the employ of the
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JOHN r. McLEAR, President
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The Cattle Disease.

The peculiarities of this disease plainly
show that it is nothing but raairoau
disease-one that has been in existence
ever since cattle were transported oy iai,
way and kept on the track for long peru.
without water or food, but which, o"ins =
the great heat of the present summer n",
been manifested in more outr1gh' ".a
fatal manner than heretofore. IL 10 salu
.ho. Tho disease is not contaglous-tnat
tho flesh after death appears to be healthy,
sove that the fatty parts are little more
ve,,ow than should be; and furthermore,
that COWS affected with it give pure milk,
etc. That is, there is an appearance in the
aeah of these animals differing from that OF
animals dying from any cattle distem-
per heretofore known-thus indicating an
immediate action of cause which affects
the strength and vital powers by sudden
prostration and exhaustion-just such as
might follow from fatigue, thirst and hum
ger, or sun stroke. This points clearly to
the exhaustion from travel in closely-packed
cars in very hot weather, without food' Win
the oppressive heat made the more unenau-
rable by the impurity of the a'noSpneie
from filthy cars and the exhaia'lons "a 'H'
animals crowded together.
These are quite sufficient TO proau'e
death from exhaustion or fever, ana lnnain-
nation of the intestinee, with dysenteric
svmptoms. We were therefore not surprised
at the Geographic statement from buhal0'
New York, published in this paper yester-
day, that "experts" pronounced the as
ease nothing but the " effects OF not "ea'n
or ), and 90 confinement in the cattle cars"
We observe that the New York 1ra0at"e
Of Wednesday expresses the suspicion that
this is the real cause of the reported dls-
ease, and that is the only paper besides the
Dispatch which has printed this opinion.
The large cities have all been looking
into the disease, but they have discovered
nothing new. We suspect it was not sur
priging to butchers; and as some OF the
veterinary surgeons pronounced the flesh OF
the dead cattle as sound, we can hardly sup
pose that butchers, who have beyond ques-
ton killed large numbers of oxen faint anu
failing under the effects of this "railroad
plague" could have held different opln-
ion! Yet no one can believe that people
would be willing to eat the flesh of SUCH
animals if they knew their condition when
killed.
Sooner or later the surgeons and health
officers will probably settle down upon this
view of the matter. If the investigations
that have been made shall lead to revolu-
ton in the mode of transporting cattle SO
that their comfort and health be better
secured, and they make better and healthier
meat when slaughtered, much will be
gained to the cause of humanity, and the
health of the large cities will be very much
promoted.
The subject demands thorough investiga-
ton,
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
ErOps-CIarkes Vi lille.

CLARKEsYILLE, VA, August 10, 1868.
This old and once prosperous town is at
present in a very deplorable condition.
Being cut off from all resources except the
river, which is in bad condition, makes
necessaries very high, and it takes all the
profit of our country produce getting it to
market. Unless We can get the Norfolk and
Western railroad through this place, we
will never be in any better condition. Our
crops are looking very well, except the to-
bacco, which is very much injured from
the wet, and unless the weather is very IA
vorable from now out there will be very
short crop.
Our town was much surprised the other
morning at the announcement of mar
riage which is to take place in few weeks
between young clerk in one of the largest
dry goods stores in this place and an old
woman fifty years Of age, whose character
is far from being good but it is hoped that
he will find out his error in time to fee
from the wrath 20 come.
Yours, truly, Tom.
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UTAH-THE TWENTY FIRST ANNIyERsA.
RY OF THE SETTLEMENT OF SALT LANE
VALLEY-CROP PROSPECTS, Lake city,
Friday, July 81, lSG8.-The twenty fourth
of July is the Territorial holiday, this year
being the twenty-frst anniversary OF the
settlement Of this valley. That occurrence
is invariably commemorated in al the set
Elements Of the Territory, in one way or
other. The city people had an ostentatious
display on the Fourth, SO it was determined
to observe the twentyfourth in quieter
manner. Therefore there was no combined
public commcmoration Of the day further
than the closing Of most of the stores, the
display Of bunting, and general holiday
appearance. Everybody went here or there,
az he listed, without any "request OF the
Mayor" or prepared programme" by
"Committee of Arrangements" Some Of
the city folks went out to the lake, Others
into other parts Of the country, many to pie
MICS here or there, finishing up the evening
with ball in some part or other Of the city.
In many Of the country settlements much
more demonstrative and ceremonious obser-
vances were INDUCED in, comprehensive
professions, orations, speeches, music Q!
various kinds, powder-burning horse AM
foot races, and other games and exercises,
in almost every instance winding up win
dancing and prayer.