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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
THIRD DIsrAroH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l3.-Berks county, Rock.
hand borough, Democratic majority 20S-Demo.
cratic gain "a; Marden Creek, Democratic ma
|jority l36--Democratc gain 2l. Reading, sixth
ward, Republican majority 2-Democratic gain
|l9; eighth ward, Democratic majority 65-Demo.
|cratic gain 20: first ward, Republican majority
gain Is /; fifth ward, Democratic
gain SO. Spring township, Democratic gain 23.
Pine Grove, Democratic majority 81.
Repubncan Gains In Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Ohio returns are
meaeer. bat show Republican gains ell around.
ESTIMATED Republican majority in the State
2, 600. at
NEW YoRK, Oct l3.-Privste dispatches state
that Cincinnati has given Republican majority
45OO. Republican gain 800. --..
Indications are that Ohio goes Republican by at
least 20. 900 msjority.
NBw York, Oct. ls.-Cary is defeated in the
second district. 80
WAsHINGTos, Oct. lS.-Ohio will run to 1000
Republican majority. Gibson Is probably elected
In the ninth district Schenck certainly. Cooper
stands fair chance.
PHILADELPHrA, Oct. 13.-Returns from Ohio
show Schenck's election. The Republicans have
gained in Montgomery, Warren and Preble coun'
ties.
NEw YORK, Oct. l3.-Cincinnsti elects Eggles-
ton and Stevenson. The western Reserve gives
IS 900 Radical majority.
CIEAyELANp, Oct. 14-2 p. M.-An Omaha dis
patch shows Republican gains Republicans
claim majority of the Legislature.
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LONDON, Oct. 13-Noon.-Bonds easier, 74s.
Sugar quiet, both afoat and on the spot.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l3-Afternoon.-Cotton hrm.
Lard 76s. Cd.
sales IL 900 bales; middliDg uplauds l0bd.. Or
leans llId. Bombay shipments to the 10th inst.
5000 bales.
HAvRs, Oct. I3.-Cotton on the spot l.3s, ahoat
1.33. ssl.
LIvIRpooL, Oct. IL Evening. buoyant.
Sales 20, ,Oso bales. Uplands lei@lOsd.. middling
Orleans ll@llId.
LoNDoN, Oct. 13, Evening -Consols 9ls.
LvBsi ooL, Oct. Is, Evening-Cotton closed
firm and unchanged. Sales $4,000 bales. Bread.
and rominal at 25s. Sd.
NEW YORK, Oct. l3-Evening.- closed
heavy; ssles 1926 bales. FlOur-lower grade 8
declining; State and Western, Sc !o0l0 - |;
southe n dropping common to fair extra, s. IS q
9 30. Wheat unsettled. Corn heavy-mixed
Western 81 l6@l Is. Oats irregular; new Wes-
tern 75c. Provisions s,eaiy. Mess pork $2S sls.
Whisky quiet, 81 223. Carolina rice scarce at so
ssG Groceries generally STEADY Tq5penoe
grain. Money unchanged. Sterling strong, lO94
Gold strong 1875. Bonds strong and advanced
MosrIs, ro-oo,sos-.--s~g,-s.,r.e- e-.s- 90.
tsles. Middling 24c. Receipts I'll bales. Exports
"a bales. a.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l3.-Tobacco sitter; sales 2s
bhds.; IS 75@ll IS for lngs to medium leaf, al and
SIG rs for cutt ng leaf. Flour-superfne IS $50
so. Cotton 24ic. Wheat 81 sO@2. Cora-old
81; new, 50@6Oc. Oats 50055c. Mess PORK
$50 5O@3i. Lard l92@2oc. Bacon-shoulders
l3lc, clear rib sides l63@l62c., clear sides ia
@i7ic. Whisky. raw, free. 81 80.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l3.-Flour and gram IN
changed. whisky 81 so. Pork $50 so. Bolk-
shouiders &c.,, sides l43c. Bacon--shoulders i3c.
clear rib sides l63c., clear sides l7c. Lard l9o.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 13.-Tobacco, dark filings
$40 6O@lO rs. Superfne -four S. 5OG6: Fal
wheat ranges from 81 70g2 H. Corn s3c.0ti
Oats 52a56c. Pork $50 5O@3l. Bacon-shouid
ers I4l0al44c., clear rib sides l6l@l7sc.. ham
i6s@20c. Lard lsl@20c. whisky 81 2SGl 80
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SIXTH DIsPATIH.

Pm IpEIPHrA, Oct. l3.-The thirteenth and
tventy-second wards show Republican gain OF
1851. Bedford county, 8 districts, show Demo-
cratc msjority Of yn nepuSsc;sn ao gam Rsn,b1 .,
can gain 22l. Fsyette county. Democratic ma,
iority $50; Democratic gain 275. Westmoreland
county, Democratic majority 1860; Democratic
gain l27. Allegheny county. Republican msjorlty
Republican mayor. Huntingdon county, Repnbli:
can majority 800; Republican gain so. Bedford
county. Democratic majority 800 Democrauc
gam so. Snyder county, HspJpnSSana %oJvy ncrn,y
Democratic majority $50; Republican gain ISo.
Iehich county Democratic majority l5i0; ke-
publican gain 81. Blair county. Republican ma
tority Gal; Republican gain III. YORK county
Montour county, Democratic majority $50; Demo
cratic gain s3 Lebanon county, Republican ma
iority 1890; Republican gain 200. Dauphin coun-
~. Republican majority 400; no change. Law
iican gain $50. Erie county, Republican majority
5000; Republican gain 92l Lyc ming couaty'
Democratic majority $50; Republican gain 100.
CNcrNSArr. Oct. l3.-Indiana Is reported TO
have given 1000 Republican majority.
PHiLApELPHIA, Oct. l3.-In Indiana, Noornies
is defeated in the sixth district, and Julian elected
in the fourth.
Nkw YORK, Oct. l3.-In Indiana, Nibiack and
Kerr are re elected II 10 said VOORHEES, Is elected.
Julian's district is very close.
WAsHISeroN, Oct. 1880 A. MA dispatch
from Indianapolis, dated midnight, reports Re
publican congressman elected in third, fourth
fifth, seventh. eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh
districts. Democrats in frst and second. Doubt
ful In sixth The Republican Central COMMITTEES
claim the State by 1000 to 10000. Democratic
gains are reported In the southern part Of the
State.
Newark. n. j.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. l3.-The Republican
have carried the city BY about 400, showing Re
nnblican gain Of $50 over 1867.
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Home runs. Lone Star-Amar l, Bozant total
2. Excelsior-Hennessey l, Pettus l; total 2.
Umpire-Mr. N. Fl. Redon, 4. Z. Lee b. b.
Club.
dict Excelsior. r..Is--
SPECIAL OFFICERS Cane, Madden and Dumas
instituted vigorous but unsuccessful search upon
an outward bound Liverpool vessel, ON Monday,
for the person of James jackson, cDargeo WIN
the murder of police officer Butler, on the night
Of the l4th proximo.
A NUMBER OF YOUNG MEN and boys around
pryades Market have been charged by Joseph b.
Hunter, a colored policeman, with having assault
ted and severely beaten him on sunday night.
and also having carried away his cno ana revol
YER. Warrants have been issued accoroingy.
UNITED STATES CoMIssIoxER wARREs's
CouRr.-Se Several cases of minor importance, con-
nected with the internal revenue department,
were acted upon by the commissioner yesterday
CUTTING ArrRAY between two negroes, Major
Williams and Ed. Jervis, occurred on the ievee
Yesterday morning, in which the former received
a Dangerous cut in the small Of the back. He
was removd to the Charity Hospital, and the as
saiant was sent before Recorder Uasunei' FTf g
THIEVES entered the store No. "a Poydras
street on Monday night. On retiring they left De-
hind chisel and knife, which can be had on ap-
pication at the station. They took with them .
fumDrr WATCHES, Pistos eaa vsi0. eftf0ios' '"i
ued in all at $4OO.
PARAGRAPH 2, of Special Orders NO. ~, cur.
rent series, from Hesdquarters, Department OF
Louisiana, detailing certain named enlisted men
for duty IN the subsistence department has been
| revoked. -f6 gao Fts Gao
BOARD OF ALDERxEN.-Meeting last evening,
| President Msrkey in the chair.
| Resolution of lower board to cease pu6nsnmg
specifcations for contracts In the ofcial Journal
but to have such specifications printed On s.Ps
| for the use of public officers Concurred IN, tne
| Board of Aldermen receding from III amendment
to do away with the printing Of specincasions ato
/ gether. ..
rest persops on the levee selling without license
sneb persons TO be fined by the recorders $50 10
each offense, one ball tne nne 10 Ds Peao sne "
| former. Adopted finally.
| Nv Mr. Pradoe- Resolution TO prevent captain
| or owners of vessels from selling lumber 1t IN
| vhsrves without paying dues, and to hne ther
sIo0 for each of snse onshalf 10 10 be paid to tn
informer. Adopted finally.
| Mr.. Shields offered as substitute for resoit
tion previously offered one TO che enect tnas :
Wbose aslsries are not over 4l50 per month, n
ceiye rs per cent. additional pay from the frsf |
March to the hrst Of October. The reason VII
| the school teachers we're excepted was that the
| had already been provided Tor by the Scho
Board, Who allowed them 33i per cent addition
| pay. A. =,
could pay these eight months pay; = He "a oia a.. 2
ury for this purpose, and that the city had
| right to increase its debt. r,...r..-I -.
, "A long debate ensued. A motion to amend
| including I'll city employees was lost by voe
| three yess to I've nays Aessrs- Shields, Poyn
''S aeso'ution allowing Dr.. crswcour sls for n
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. Acknowledgements
29:70. Wind northeast and fresh. Arrived: Steam
ship Maryland, Reed, Baltimore, to witherspoon
4 Halsey. City of Limerick, Lockhead, New
York to Elliott & McKeever; and Lodona, Hovey,
New York, to G. A. Fosdick & Co. No depart
ures. rf IL
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 1876 P. M.-Baremeter
1880. Wind northeast and light. Arrived !:
Steamship /. c. Harris, Talbot, Galveston, and
Crescent, Hawthorne, to @. A. Whitney Il Co. :
bark L. NJ. Long, Ames, Boston, Ice and general
cargo, to G.. A. Fosdick & Co.. ship Vanguard,
Russell. New York. general cargo, to G.. A. Fos-
dick 4 Co.. ship Riverside, Randall. from Wales,
with a cargo of railroad iron, to Lowell Bailey.
Sailed Steamship Austin and Darien and bark
Milton.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-venango county, Re
publican majority 600; Republican gain l70.
Wayne county. Democratic majority. $50; Demo-
cratic gain 424. Clarion county, Democratic ma
jority 1850; Republican gain 4s. Luzerne county,
Democratic majority 200; Republican gain 2l9
Beaver county, Republican majority $50. Republi-
can gain 80. In Philadelphis twenty four wards
show Republican gain Of lOS6,. giving the city to
the Democrats by l400 majority. Northampton
county. corrected, gives $500 Democratic ma
jority Democratic gain 800. .s -.s1..as 1a.s.
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FRoM IURoPx.

Anxiety Of the Cubans About the Foley OF
,he sponash JuAsa-oen. Du &C ApPeisteo
Csptaan General-Prfm fsr . ktngdon-
Loan Tskea-Prin Defess - NsPo.eon-
Spanish Provinces hessesssns-I -
Abol,she. ehe Oraer er Jesuits-Englash Ala
10 the au 1srers In South America.
MADRID, Oct. ls.-Grest interest is manifested
in Cuba regarding representation in the new gov
eminent and the abolition Of slavery.
Action Of the constituent Cortes on these SUD-
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

Chanse q Of the Democratie Electoral Ticket.
NoSreoxKRY, Oct. lS.-The executive commit
tee of the Democratic party Of this State has
withdrawn the present electoral ticket aud substi-
tuted one composed Of men who can take the
United States oath. At least one-half OF them
were officers in the federal army during the war
who have settled In the State since its close.
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v.r-..s-s..o o.s-. la---PasaAa np-r DIG ffofn a.
noon. River falling.
vIcKsBuHa, Oct ls.-Psssed down: Pargoud
at and Quitman at p.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l3.-River falling, with four
feet three inches in the canal. Weather clear
and pleasant
sr. LOUIS, Oct. l3-River falling.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H.-2 2A.M-Townsend, Rep.
is elected to Congress in seventh district
Kelly reelected in fourth district. Republican
papers claim Pennsylvania by 10000 to $4,000.
The Age comedies the State, bat thinks the ma
jority will be small.
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The .taamsbip Milwaukee, plying between Nil
xanrss and Grand Haven, in connection with the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, went lahore
near Grand Haven on Thursday night. and wll
probably prove total loss. 1hs paneneera
were All saved.
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FROM MOBILE.
s,e.ush,p Alliance Ashore.

',1i Steam ship Alliance Ashore.
NOZZLE, Oct. l3.-The steamship Alliance, OF
the Florida mail line, from Key West for New Or
leans, went ashore In q northeast gale, at the
entrance to st. Andrews Bay, on the sth inst,
and is lying in two feet Of water. The passen-
gers, officers and crew are safe. The cargo was
saved bv schooner in damaged condition.
The purser and passengers arrived at Pensacola
last night and left for New Orleans to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. A.-1:30 A. M.-Rsndall's
Dem.) majority in first district 6l5l. Moffatt in
second district. 81. majority, defeating Myers,
(Rep.) present member.
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Nebraska, Etc

crxAvrLAsp. Ono, Oct. -Midnight-Re-
tnrns from Indiana neagre. Scattering returns
sSnw smaIi Republican gains. Nothing has been
nnoI nn~;rad f,on, Nebrosks. The Democrats still
',Is;sn tbs defeat Of Eegleston and Schenck.
WAsanaroS, Oct. IA A. M.Dispatchess
from he West are msagsr and unsatisfactory. II
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Little Rock (Ark.) special says Marc1s Hous'
ton Was aseassinsted on the steamer ney5s..
istration he's been broken uP BY the Ku kiux IN
several counties. "a, ~. .la $500 fssi
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suudr;ea and Furniture of every description q
auction shis day ct II o'clock A. H., q me sslss,
rooms Of Cbas T. Mash, corner OF 81 Charles sno
pordid0 afreeta. ttri
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s thought In Toledo that Ashley is defeated. No
dispatches have been received direct from Indiana
through the regular channels.
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Messrs. @. E. Girardey & Co. viii sell tnls Gay,
for account OF departure, very select collection
Of rosewood. parlor, drawing And eec-roo% Lasn'.
sencrsIIv. Thar sale commences at lo3 O'Clock.
At No. IS Carondelet street. Descriptive cata-
loQues may be had ct the sale.
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R.W. Davis, well known citizen Of New Or
leans, viii deliver lectureen Thursday evening,
18th inst, OF Lyceum Hall, on public and private
credit and its abuses. showing how paper money
currency and bonds, issued in anticipation OF the
labor Of the people, ars made BY legislation to
usurp the place of real gold money which repre-
-uuus i.pos PsovoHsins 10 Mum pcs r0rn'ns
its natural Office as Q measure OF value; and now
the labor Of man is mortgaged at interest for sii
future time, abstracting by taxation the earnings
of those Who work for the support OF those who
DO not. Ladies are respectfully invited to attend,
because their pecuniasy interests are involved In
the question. The lecture viii not be published
edistsly, as It Is to be repeated elsewhere.
FoR ouAcHIrA RvER.-Shippers are hereby
notified that the steamer T. D. Hines Capt. Patter
| son. leaves at p. N. to-day for Monroe ant
| Trenton (in place of the Cleons), taking freigh
for Tepsas and Bsyous Macon and D'Arbonne
with privilege Of reshipping on light draft boats
The 7. D. Hine viii continue In this trade, leavini
| here every Wednesday at P. n, until Capt. PAT
terson can oil her place with fine passenge
steamer, and for such one he b at present ne
sotiating. Passengers and shippers can rely o.
the Hins leaving positively ct O'Clock sn'
evening.
Messrs. @. Z. Girardey Co. VIII sell tnls ~
for account Of departure, very seiec. co'oSs.o
| of rosewood, parlor, drawing AND peo-too9 Lotnl
ture. well worthy the Intention OF houseksepes
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ffO LET-F1RST FLOOR, CONSISTING OF TWO coon
i ParlOrs, ri chen and third hoor II re-
qured and water, rent p50 Apply Iis Var~k street,
IA Broume.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

fy'O LET--IN NO ~ WEST FOURTH STREET, NEAR
Mercer street part o. the House, Furnished or nniur-
nsheI; suitable business purposes For l particulars
ply to Mime. ALLIES NOS Amlty street. between the hours
al Z and 4 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ITO LET-A FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS IN FIRST
class private residence town, to sma family with
cut chnGren. Fur PARTICULARS apply 10 s. GurMhN, Si
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

IT o LET THE TWO UPPER FLOORS Or A NICE PHI
HoIse Second avenue, Tnirty-sixth street
~ or We snall families. Rent moderate.
T. j. MCEVILY, sts Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

TO LET-A SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE IN EAST
a., box 4to Post Office
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ITO RENT PARLOR AND BASEMENT FLOORS, WITH
Bedroom third OF high s,oop brown stone house
3s7 West fiftieih kcnt moderate. Inquire The
premises.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

VI q LET, FURNISHED LARGE ROOM, WITH BATI
adjoining also small Room. SO Barrow street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

rIO LET-AT s56 BROADWAY, ON SECOND FLOOR
uniurnshcd Front n0omsi rent
$95 and .S5 per monih Apply Monday, between 10 and
oic.Ock.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

yJ,O LTT-A VERY ROOMY SECOND FLOOR, WITH
water and as, Rooms the third moor, 10
ANAL family. reasonable Inquire Of j. +. NJ JOEh
DENs, 65 Libery street, hrst floor.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

TO LET-THG SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
private eng Twenty street, with mod
improvements sman sentee family references ex-
cLanled.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF PRIVATE HOUSE 2G
] West Forty third street. TO "a family ~ adrlts. re.
sH0 per year. Apply toJ. NORRows, ,b2 West trtc;h 81
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

7. O LET FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH OR
without partial Board, TO Que or two gentlemen only
rst French private family, or Two Rooms on
street. Filth avenue Hotel
r.. erences exchanged Address D. Is. A, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

" . LET-IN SPRING STREET, FIRST FLOOR, Four
fine i'm IrovemcDts; rent So. Also Apart
Macdous al court .pl3 Apply at 2so SPRING
street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

no LET-IN GOOD NEIGHBoRHoOD, THE Sc
Floor OF a large House, TO a small family. Address
box h,gU5 Post Office
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ry-o leftover PART OF HOUSE 2is EAST FORTY
/ three IN basement, three On paror
foor: three SO Third avenue, S26; also
otl,rs II g. kICHARDS So3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

r'o LET-Ar SIS EAST TwENTY.sEvENTH STREET,
second avenue, Lower Psrt, with back Basement
Rooms thi ID hoor. Apply 10 !. N. DEN
MS the premises from 10 TO Rent reasonable to good
Aenant
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

TO LET-A FLOOR AT $40 OR THREE ROOMS Al
a25 month"; in private house with all mI rovemens
hot and water gas Cs at Ib9 Eat Sxtvhith street
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ITO LET-PARr OF NICE HOUSE ON THIRTY
i second street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues
rooms hot cold the second
hoor rent al before May.
:. I'M aERSON, 42l Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

HNO LET CHEAP-FUBSlTCR FOR SALE CHEAP
The Lower Pat of very desirable bouse, near Bank
Only those willing buy Furniture apulv
splendid chance for those wishing 10 houseke
kc Furniture nearly NCishhOrhOOd good. Addies-
h,Y Herald office
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

ITO LET-THE UPpER PART OF HOUSE 2s2 FOURTH
i avenue, between Twenty h-s and fwentysecnnd srres
sonsitng OF three doors, together SEPARATE bath and
pleasant location.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

V,O LET-A LARGE FRONT PARLOR NEATLY ~
! pshed, to gentlemen gentleman and vile. Gail AZ
s. Hu4son street, Chrrcs.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

no LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
ant front Basement with small Room attached ;
back and third door; ~ month
basement door sif wsst seventeenth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

UNO LET OR LEASE--A HOUSE CONTAINING TEN
Win four garden and frontiu, Mount Morris
park Inquire OF the owner n WALSH, Io Cherry street,
jackson street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

TO LET THE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES IN
] four story house in West Forty enh
Gas, bath, Apply at $50 Eighth avenae
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

r MORElSTOWN, N. J.-TO LET, FOR ONE o
~ three years, newly furnished Dwelling House, wit
Land location high size OF house S5
gas in room, water, dumb waiter, &c ice house hed
plenty shad. apples grapes
large carriage house. stable accommodations fo
half mile from depot, sixteen tram
" For further particulars apply to GI o. W. FORSYTH
Esq, at MorrstowD, or Al lbs Broadway, room No l.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

II LEASE OR LET-A STORE IN GREENvILLE, HuD
county N. j., tue Bergen road, three miles
jersey ,i.y ferry minutes from Central
depot oldest established la the pIace also
d Dry uods and groceries sale For further
particulars inquire OF MARlE GLU ECh, the premises
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

TI o LEr~IN HARLEM, A PARLOR FLOOR, NEATLY
fmnshed, with privilege of back basement rent TIN; or
Floor, uAturushed rent rls month Inquire oil
III. HAYS Second between 0sth and u9th streets
ITO LET-SECOND FLOOR, INCLUDING BATH
1 room, to a respectable family without children Inquire
Ito WAO
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

u,C LET RrAsoSAsI.y, THE UPPER PART OF A
furuuhed House small lily for professional busi
srsa Apply % Tenth street, between Fifth avenue
aad University place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30

Mr.. CHAsE's PosITIoN-AGAIN.-In
much as the National htelHgencer of yes
terday published a three-column editorial
(including extracts) upon the subject which
is treated in our leading article of to-day,
we deem it proper to state that our article
was in type before we saw the one in the
Eatelligencer. We are pleased to note such
an evidence of the attention which Mr..
CHAsE's position attracts. The lntelligence'
says:
cit is the main point Of policy by Demo-
Gratis and Conservatives in the Presidential
campaign already begun to make issue
against usurping and corrupt Radicalism
upon the questions of the day, and not upon
any stale and damaging ones of the past.
So considered, the course Of Chief Justice
Chase in the direction of right reason, or
law, in antagonism to the anarchical vio-
lence of revolutionary demagogues, chal-
lenges the support of the conservative press
and the American people"
The Intenigencer's language does not neces-
sarily imply that that journal would support
Mr.. CHASE for President. 1t simply means
that it will support him in his righteous
acts. The remark that the Conservatives
should not make issue upon stale questions
is true. The question of the day here is
between whites and blacks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30

The telegraph misled us yesterday as to
the nature of Mr.. SUMMERS resolution. 1t
had no reference to Mr.. WADE, but to an
other matter. The Constitution declares
that "no person shall be convicted without
" the concurrence of two-thirds of the mem
"bers present" In another paragraph it
provides that judgment shall only go to q
certain extent, but says nothing as to whe-
Their this judgment is to be pronounced by
o majority or by two-thirds Of the Senate.
We are inclined to think that Mr.. SUMMERS
resolution is proper one. There is no in
variable rule in courts of justice as to such
questions. In some courts, the jury merely
find the guilt or the innocence of the pri-
sener. In others, the same unanimity is
required to fix the punishment as to find the
puilt.