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New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

the intention and the stuatiorthe folly IN 5s S t
sion as to the possible result II ts pretenusu .a ~
an exchange Of phrases across the khine Is hat
an explanation between Germany and France WopIv W.t
not be in tho form of concert OF phrases n9o i9
on the ground OF matters o. fde Matuas snStb u and
North TO true unity. Another greets Win JOY
the result of the debate the address or quiet ad
vance in the social uniformity of Germany the pest
guarantee for the development of political unity;
History teaches that the policy that lsurgea
by addresses and resolutions is prometlve OF no goou
but serves to bring embarrassment TO the SIate'
Italian unity advances stepby step through the clear
sighted policy of the Government. Material thlngs,
salt sugar and tobacco better calculated TO dsdo
and hold the nation together than the fine souning
phrases OF the address Anetoas Independence arose
from the tao on tea Which rds imposed on her bg
mother country. The determination of the Parliament
10 confne its attention 10 its material abors instead
of entering the boundaries Of fruitess political dis
cussiOn must be the more approved as 1t is mpossi-
BILE to separate the responsibility from the Assembly
itself e. ,
The Russian Government adopts the surest of all
methods for the incorporation of Poland the destrnc-
ton of its remaining evidences OF separate nauon-
atty and the introduction OF the Russian language
and Russian customs. By an Imperial decree oil
1922 February 1863, the Russian language Is sustl-
gted from the beginning Of the en- eHTrSnt school Ssar
THAT is the Kingdom of Poandl. in WHICH hitherto
the Polish prevailed, aud in the Warsaw Evangelical
High School and the Real gymnasium at Lodz waere
the German is used for the speeches OF those nsttu
tons At present however, this regulation IS alfllc
tive to the Russian inhabitants of this District
for the Poles, and generally the Germans, have very
little knowledge of Russian. Probably nothing has
exercised so great an influence in the maintenance
by the former OF their hostility to their conqnerelS
than the persistency with which they adhered
to their own language and their neglect
to become acquainted with the Russian. IL
this regulation should be stringently carried INTO
effect they will be obliged in order to maintain their
old principle either to neglect at present higher and
at near future, primary tuition or to send their
children TO Germany or elsewhere for instruction
Among the many obstacles to the latter course, not
the least is the additional burden which weuld
thereby be entailed upon an already Impoverished
people Russia is a country without nationality
a triglOt country, having French speaking aTlsoc.
racy, q Russian peasantry and German order OF
shopkeepers. A Transformation Is now going on
there like that which Germany was undergoing when
acquiring the right TO peculiar language, and among
the signs of this transformation are the order recent
ly issued relating TO the North West Provinces and
the present decree relating to Poland.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
THE CONSPICUOUS SEVEN.

Mr.. Seward is reported to have said to-day
that he desires TO retire from the Cabinet There Is
probability of other changes in the Cabinet directly put
to what extent the reorganization OF the
may go Is not determined is IL settled definitely who
the new members TO be- though names OF gentlemen
of high standing and national reputation are mentioned
as successors the several positions to be vacated sen
ator Grimes packed up all his papers &c, to-day and
left for his home in Burlington Iowa, where ne VIII re-
sign his seat II his health does not improve which III u
not likely TO do. Senator Henderson has gone home 10
visit his people and try 20 stem the torrents OF resenteh
and denunciaon from his old party friends ~ Is not
unlikely that lie will accede TO their demand ana resign
his seat of Mr. Rosss Mr. Fowlers old friends
believe that they will return TO their states hena
Trumbul tres to weather 10 out hut has very har
time OF t Every mail brings him dozens OF petitions ana
letters urging his immediate resignation Senator res
senden says shall go home that he has no longer
any position or influence here and Is tired OF pubic nfe
He has no present intention Of resignng but he VIII
probably think differently when he returns TO Maine
York Sun.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
SOUTH AND cEYrRAL AMERICA.
VENEZUELA,


DEMoRALIzATION OF CoNGREss-REsIGNATIoN
OF THE MINIsTRY-APPOINTMENT OF A NEW
ADMTNIsTRATIoN-GLooMY PROSPECTS FOR
PRESIDENT FALCON.
From Our Own Correspondent
LA GUAYRA, May 8, 1868.
The state of affairs in this unhappy country
s daily growing worse and the prospects Of reestab-
lshnent of peace and order are becoming more and
more distant With strong Executive, receiving the
support Of united Congress, at least, OF majority
Of that body compact and powerful enough to sustain
the Government effectively in its efforts TO que insur-
rection there would be some hope of restoration OF
tranquility Venezuela But the spirit Of strife has
unhappiy obtained the mastery IN that body and, as it
has been found impossible to transact any IegsaIve
Falcon have resigned and Congress has adjourned its
meetings. The resignation OF the Ministry was made In
nouncins 10 him that they desired 70 place their port
foos at his disposal they say that they had Deen leo 70
obtaining the cooperation OF Congress, -.
The resisTation being upo9hdoIh ih h nT4irglY % did
charging the principal secretaries OF tne especuEo
partmens with the performance OF ministerial duties
pending the formation OF new Seoet Aiter M tns
about three weeks Falcon with considerable dncu
succeeded getting another Ministry, one member OF
which, Arnes, held office In the old Cabinet Whetner @
these will meet with better success tnan uei pre-
we'll sro1nded fears that they too win fail The
gonsm 20 Falcon in Congress seems too great 70 De
refuse transact business with the new Administration
FL Fdaq complains bitterly of the course pursued by
the Congress There has been desire charges that
journal on the part OF Congress 10 put stop TO the
ghter which has been going for some time past III
the country to re6stabsh the reign OF ORDER aud the
last vestiges OF property Personal feuds 1t says have
oyerborne all considerations OF patriotism and the people
look their representatives in vain for any measure
promising relief to the country through an early termlna
tion OF the civil
Meanwhile the area Of actual war is daily enarging.
several districts hitherto neutral having recently pro-
nounced against President Falcon and joined the insur
gents active operations for the overthrow of the GOV
ernment The State OF Barcelona seems hopelessy lost
To the Consttu0naIss Manages who holds 1t for the
revoutonsts being strong that he has been able TO
dispatch large body OF troops TO aid the insurgents III
the ighbOrOOd OF Caracas Things are looking very
bad for Falcon and unless some unfor eseen turn OF or
should come to help him out OF his dllhcutes ne
will be compelled before long TO give up the conflict
leaving the revolution triumphant 1t is very doubtful
however. whether that cOnsummation will mend matters
i'm the beat interests Of the country its material
prosperity and its social advancement, are concerned
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
COLOMBIA.

Our atlvices from Panama are to May 20.
Among the arrivals IN Panama during the past few
days are General A. q. Lawrence, United states
Minister Costa Rca with his family en- route from
Waship gton 10 his Legation; Col Ward H. Lamon, from
Nicaragua for Washington Capt A c. Gray, commander
OF steamship Henry Chauneey and Mr. Theodore DeSaD-
Ia, OF NewYork .,
f. W. Rice esq, United states Consul at Aspinwall,
will take his departure for the United States on the
Of the 10th inst During his absence the Consulate
will be represented by Mr.. RoseuInai. ~ - +,
We have received dates from Bogota to the 2sth Oh
April The whole interior IL at present in perfect tra
qulty Congress has extended the time granted TO the
Buenayenura Road Company for finishing the work; 1t
has refused TO reconsider proposition 10 annul the ban
shment OF Gen Mosquera as also the project Of law au
thorizng the Executive to mako terms with the Holy
See.
Government has established a mint at Antoquia.
On the 18th OF April half battalion of the Colombian
Guard TO the Atlantic coast principally TO pro-
tect the Custom Houses.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

..EXtensive preparations arc on foot IN nashville
for decorating Jh inst the graves oi the uAioh
-. Mrs. Dugan Of Springfield, u. hcommilted
suicide Yesterday, Ly laudanun. r. -
THE Missouri Democratic state Convention
for the election Of delegates % tho National pn0e'p No'sH'n
....Three hundred Z0uaves with priest IN atten-
started o 81 obp Canada Rome via heiork ysser
day. ... I'D
....Judge Johnson, in the louisville Circuit Court
YESTERDAY the Injunction agasst France smith Co. mana
gers Of Iho Shelby College Lottery. .a..r q. ..it.
....Messrs H. b. Graham q Bro. Is paper warehouse,
81 Louis was partially burned on Wedne.y night
stroyed
Mr.. Charles Williams's brass finishing eslab-
shment Court st. damaged to the extent oI
yesterday Mr. H. Hemingons electric apparatus "9Th FI
Goses paper box factory 800; Theodore Mtehefs billiard room
4250O; Brown Richards Loves scenic painting fOo FI anu
CoIuaII0Ie 4 Co., furniture dealers, 5000
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
TIE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY.
A CARD FROM THE HON. :. g. cox


10 ne Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: My name has been quoted by you and
many others connection with the Managers
ton without the benefit of statement Of my owl
dcnee The statement, with which the Managers
expressed their entire satisfaction 20 the effect that
had been asked by Mr. WoOley 10 take retainer
lawyer 10 influence some legislation lie required for the
relief OF himself clients In reference to Revenue mat
ter without ascertainng what he desired at once told
him had rule made after leaving Congress not 10 act
as lobbyist for any consideration desired to adhere
20 IT, and did lie requested me to write the telegraph to
Mr.. Weed-wheh did under his dctation. / signed 1t,
because he thought the parties would at in
stance This telegraph, so far as knew had reference
10 the business he desired to aid in accomplishing It
had no reference whatever TO Impeachment know Of
nothing connected with that matter which reflects upon
any Senator other persons No scheme TO influence
any Senator by money otherwise, broached
to Mr. WOoley ought TO testify at once. 50 far as "
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
Y V,curNcToN Nav oQ-The Senate in Exec

uti1e sesson to-day confirmed the following nominations
nggan Idaho; Homer g. Plants Attorney for South
Distinct Thatcher Assessor Of Internal Revenue
District Tennessee; A. Osborn Collector of Internal
Revenue Ffh District Wconaons Franklin Haven Assistant
Boston, place Of Chandler whose commission has
expired.
The Senate rejected the following nominations:
Thomas Marshal for South Carolina Joel hCaehi A.
Tenth District Of Pennsylvania James b.
Hubble Collector Of Internal Revenue for NoauA Solomon T.
MoCur Associate Justice Of Supreme Court Of Utah. F Lieut.
Frank Barr AZ Captain in the Revenue Service
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
HOW Mr.. WADE TAKES THE VERDICT.


AS for Mr. Wade he has taken it very phll-
osophcally-more than many OF his friends ne mas
had only kind words and earnest expressions 0r e uc
cess of the party under its chosen leaders lie mas n.
upon BOTH assured them Of his hearty support WIN
his abOrs for them in the coming campaign ms Pupuo
will close. Eighteen years OF stern patue III Ie
halls Of Congress- and upon the stump VIII De tle
of his old age. 1t has been orc eontnuous concI hn
all those years guns have not been SILENT nor mas tne
smoke lifted from the field where with constantly in
creasing army the party OF liberty was advancing It's
banners The country knows his record and even those
whose ambition not brook his success know ana honor
it, He has seen his party grow, from little handiul
upon whom nearly every mans hand, every press anu
every pulpit ready TO do violence, and against when
at last eight millions OF people took up arms, TIL ~ mas
crushed opponents and taken possession OF contLen
Honest he been through ALL courageous through Az
taking step backward, uncorrupted In the mldst OF
corruption. blunt, unpublished as lifetime newer % %i.
the battle AK would inevitably be, and yet TOT whch
deness SO acquired some Of the carpet knights OF our
latter day battles who flash their dainty ana Doodess
swords so gracefully might well exchange something OF
their elegant manners and all Of their cool calculating,
legal treacheres Well will II be for them IT, when they
are laid aside they can hold mp TO their countrynen
record as pure as honest honorable and as lasting IL
the sacred history Of Freedoms wars as BENJAMIN wade
has lClhclhhaV NaHe'Vc'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
povn poRBERY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PUU ADELPIIIA, May 2S.-StOcks bonds, ana
securities 10 the value OF $4,000 stolen from the
house of Mr. A. NJ Zabriskie No. 1908 Montrosest on
Tuesdav Mr. Zabriskie intended TO purchase place in
New,Jeysey and on the day named went 20 look at It,
When he returned he had money A trunk n the see
Among fhose stolen were shares of the Pennsylvania
Railroad stock $1,000 In registered Government bonds
and number of Western bonds.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
FRANCE.
TIE FRENCH PRESS ON THE IMPEACHMENT
TRIAL.

PARIS, May 2s-All the leading journals of this city
have editorials on the result of the Impeachment of
the President of the United States The MoRitew
says the Radical party has lost ground without gain
ing the end which it proposed The Prase thinks the
result is not final and believes the nation will decide
the issue in the coming Presidential election
LOpiHion regrets the vote of the seven Republican
Senator's for aoqutta and attributes their action to
fears that the conviction of the President might pre-
ciptate a crisis
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
coIoRED Pupils IN NEwOPLEANs SCHOOLS

NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-The Committee of
Investigation into the charge Of the OF ~ coored
children the white schools OF the Third District re-
ported TO the School Board last evening Twelve OF the
colored pupils have been withdrawn. nine proved white
two were denied admission, and six neglected TO furnish
tbe re1ulred evidence OF descent The subject has been
referred back 20 the Investigating Committee with power
TO act All children Of known mixed blood are ~ be re-
qured 10 attend the schools that have been provided for
nlnrnh oh
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
MccooLE AND CoBURN IN JAIL.

CINCINNATI May 28.-MeCoOle and Coburn
were indicted by the Grand jury of Dearborn County at
Iawrenceburg this morning and SENTENCED to 90 days
mprisonment They are IN Jail Judge Wilson, in pass
ing the sentence OF 40 days Imprisonment expressed
gret that the statutes OF Indiana do not allow the nhic
on OF higher penalty Both will have TO their
40 days In the Lawrenceburg Jail This city s fun Of
pugsts and thieves, and several fights have been
nOItCd.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 90. 1865.

relieve me Of any unjust reflections growing out OF my
accommodating telegraph. The Managers were satisfied
with my explanation and any one else is interested IN
it, they will be satisfied when the testimony is pnDsheu
S. 8. Cox.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
TIE PEOPLE AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVE
SENATOR MORTON.

The following resolution was adopted at the
WinOna County. Minn, Republican Contention, held ON
Resolved That while proud the noble stand ahep h
United the controversies With the aeHg Ps
SO shaneuy honorable body by Daniel Noou
proved bis constituents hhss to his duty sni
ton which dsgrace entirely
ciple aud honor would long since have resigned
MR.. N ID. JUDD's OPINION OF SENATOR TRUHBULL
Mr. Judd then went on to denOunee Senator Trumbnu.
In unequiyOca terms traitor 10 his party and
his pledges He said that soon after the vote on the
eleventh article, Mr. Trumbu approached Senator Nor
rIII of Maine. remarked to him that he nos
pledged TO vote against the second or eighth artice
Whereupon Mr.. Morrill, replied eve have had enough Oh
your pledges and don't want any more OF them,
Cincinnati Commercial Eep0i!
SENATOR VAN wINf<LE -, a.,
Senator Van Winkle, in company WIN 9 lnVso 20
other recreant Senators who went over hody anu ac
cry IN the Just Indignation OF their
betrayed constituents. The Wheeling west tlIeHWy Wa
InteIii0eneer devotes over o column ,,inrs 20 Sv'
Winkle from which we extract the olI p
~ro all his other Oenses Mr. Wnkls has added
the blacRest ingraude It Eas s e an assassin thah
Sav Wesf Tirna TO place two men on the f0or 0t
the United States Senate; ana ss ere ~
party who plead for US then M Washing,on are
with the repoaches OF the hepuDlcans IN
Soth Houses whose confidence IN west virginia ioyay
no no vould to-day be but an outlying pfoylnea
S ~, old Virginia governed like her by the sword
Va Wn Wnkle had scarcely warmed his seat IN tc Seh-
a,o III his hatred 10 the men who alone nave ever
Pls,sended ma But the crowning act OF treaehery a
Deity was reserved for this crisis chosen Dy nm anu
is coadiutors with belief that the ie OF the
i thev sought 10 destroy might be taken Al snko
tnu Whatever may say OF Fessendeh OF ilinSs' '
or any one else their conduct is as far as tne sun b
dead 10 every sentiment of honor or grautnue VI '1
his people and his friends.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

NEW ORLEANS May 2S.-Judge Durrell has
decided that the United States Marshal Is liable for
property seized by him and destroyed while In his pos
Session Under this decision Judgment has been rem
dered against Marshal Heron for the amount OF the libel
ON the steamship Southerner which was burned while In
the Marshals possession
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
EXCLUSION no THE GETTYsBURG CENiETE

EXCURSION 10 ihb 1El1 ~ oDuhu ThYuEi EN-, ~
GETTYsBURG, May 28-The members OF the
General Assembly OF the New School Presbyterian
Church arrived here to-day at 1880 a. m. by special
traln on VISIT 10 the National Cemetery: They we're
accompanied by Gov Geary At the Cemetery the Gov
ernor made speech. The company then visited other
portions of the field, and departed at o'clock y. N.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
PRINCETON cocfiLjF;GE;, Nrw.JERsEY.

PRINCETON, May 2S-The acceptance of the
Presidency of Princeton COLLEGE New-Jersey by DR. Me
Gosh of Queens College, Belfast announced yester
day and greeted with enthusiasm by the faculty and
btuucnts
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

CrNCfNNATI MAY 2s.-Judge DOniphan of the
Benton County (Kyl Circuit Court to-day also enioned
Wood Cotton Il Co., managers OF the Paducah tKyJ
state Lotteries from drawing any lotteries in the state
OF Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

DECENTRALIZATION OF CoNGREss-REsIGNATIoN
OF THE MINIsTRY-APPOINTMENTO OF A NEW
ADMINIsTRATIoN-GLooMY PROSPECTS FOR
PRESIDENT FALCON.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
WASHINGTON.

IR. ,fcprFRy,s oRAToRY-pEMoCRATIc FILL
pTsTrpISGHcEN. sCHOFIELD's NOMINATION
THE WAR DEPARTMENT-THE REPuBLICAN III 1n
CAUCUS ON FoRNEY-THE FLoKlDA ELEC-
TIoN-GRANT AND COLFAX GOING 10 COL
ORADo-MIss WINNIE REAh DlsPOSsEssf.D'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

bly, District OF this city have organized Grant and to
fax Campaign Club. The following gentlemen have bee
elected officers: President Luther HortOn VeePrest
dents John {. Graft Henry NJ. Williams David Clarke
John Back, Henry GbcrtsOn. Henry A. Linden; Reeofd
ing Secretary James b. Pettt Corresponding Secretary
William Van HOuten; Treasurer, Joshua ID. Miner The
Headquarters located at the corner OF
at and Eighth-aye
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES.,
Sale of the Real Estate of F. Jo-
le7l Seph Weitgenant, decd,
(By order of CT urt.,

(By order of Ct urt0 rA
Chs. Eckhart, Admir- de bopis non Court Of Com.
seph Weitgenant. decd, lin Co. ..
George vine.n. We.sen.us ct sesi Est.ss ss
Couss Il camnoD S p... Of fF.osa 9
ty. Ohio. issued to in the above We will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House. in the city Of Columbus, Ohio.
Saturday, the 25rh day of January, AID. 3.
lsld.,ifv srss m ot 1858, syH j'i,ob h-0
st oSlqsk % F. NJ. the following real estate Of F.
situate in the city OF Columbus. Franklin county
Ohio, to wit: ,.
tact conveyed BY the Auditor IF franklin county.
Ohio. to Chs: Kiefer AMI Leopoldine kiefer on the
Is Of March, I'D. 1863; thence south u degrees.
Gormsr!y Meadow ane, isz feet to the intersection
of Washinzton avenue and an alley l7K feet wide.
Smiths sdaiton To Coumbus 81 thence north IS de-
point in the line of land belonging to the Gem
west along said west line of said land l67 feet to
stake, southesst corner OF said Chs. Kiefer and Lee
0peldine kiefers two acrr tract; THENCE south 78
acre trac to the place of BEGINNING containing two
acres Of iald more nr less being the same land con-
BY deed dated October s.Is46. and recorded in the
Recorders office OF sad county in deed records book
IS. pages s93 and 3s4. ils714 'a5
Terms Of Sale One third in hand on day Of sale,
third in six months, third in one year from
the day Of sale with interest the deferred
undersigned special Master S|Ss 3Pp;;Saff
Administrator de bonis non with the will annex
ed Of +. Joseph Weitgenant.
o-oD,v.r, Special master mmissionsr.
Columbus. o.. Dec. ssth. 1867. dec25-d -dltwlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-04

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