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New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
TIE LABoR MOTEMENE.
.,,c,vrrps' pRorFcTrvF sOcIrrY.

rNGINEFRs' PROTECTIVE sOcIEIY.
The New-YOrk Engineers Protective society
held meeting last evening az Military iial Ihe Frta
dent Nh CLas McKcnna, IN the chnr The attehu-
once va Irge but 10 business OF Importance was trans
acted.
THE IRON MoLDERs' STRIKE.
The strike of tie mOlders IN Bents
fouudcry Past Twenty sXthst. stll continues isW OF
the men are Vet idle, but the majority have FOUND ein-
ployment III other fOundcues. AZ the meeting Ol the
Union men held last evening n Military Haunt wac taeo
that Nh Rent rs short handed-his tull complement
would be 80 men whereas he has only three men ana
three boys now at work.
STRIKE At SINGER'S MACHINE SHOP.
SUPERINTENDENT Mckenzie has failed 10 get
estimates s8centIv low TO encourage him 20 give hs
moldiug out as at nrst intended; he WILL therefore, re-
open the modineshop with society hands az the beglu-
Hlng OF next week
THE NEWS DEALERS
The news dealers held "A stated business
meeting Last evening their hall In Princest tOinlu-
nications from number Of country dealers we're re
ceived asking to be admitted members. After the
Transaction Of the ordinary routine business the meeting
.gf
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

The prevalence OF the plague has materially
decreased the receipts OF cattle at the various yards AT
the Bups Head where the daily arrivals wont TO
be 1CO0 they do not now average much more
than half OF that number. ON Tuesday night GOO
head arrived, and we're thoroughly Inspected by
IIr Morris Assistant state Commissioner They were all
m healthy condition. DR.. Benjamin Howard made
most mOrem examination Of u deceased animal on Tues
dav In order to record perfect history OF the disease
The Doctor was accompanied by an artist who aade
nainfInph Of an tho morbid sp0olmens.
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FESTIVAL OF THE BROOKLYN, l. D.. sCHCETzEN
CORPS.

The Second Annual Festival Of the Eastern
District schuetzen Corps Capt John Il. Diercks, was
held IN Myrtleave Park yesterday several hundred per
sons attending The shooting az the double headed eagle
brsky kept up from noon until o'clock p m Inc
rsult OF the shooting was declared follows H. Sand
man, center crown; r. Hlkmeyer, right crown l. Al.
Meyer, left crown Anth0n Gross night head IL hheDe!
W KOhmeyer, right wing; IL. knebeL right neck +.
Hlkemeyer left neck; W. H Van Dam ught leg ana let
leg: John KOfkar tail The fest yites further con
tnned until mldnIght. and will be concluded to-day.
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GEN. sCHURz IN LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Aug. 2G.-Gen. Carl Schurz and
Col A. L. Mcclure addressed a Republican meeting In
Fulton Hall this evening 4. s. Henderson presided.
Gen. Harranf and other distinguished strangers parc-
pated Gen schurz spoke an hour and was listened
70 with deep interest throughout Col Mcclure followed
in one Of his excellent speeches. The gas cls Grant
and Colfax" at lie E1apiner Building Illuminated
this evening
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Coroner SChImcr was yesterday notified TO
hold au iruucst al the PeuiteutaTy Ola BLACKWELL, Island
over the body ~ Michael Costello. convict, native Of
Ireland aged 81 years On the 18th INST tie deceased
WAS received on tie island and was soon Hitcrwald
found 20 Doe suffering from delrium utmel-. nom tie
effect Oi which he died early yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
FORGERY AND FLIGHT.

BosToY Aug. 26.-Geotge Sackrider, clerk III
the smploy of Mcssrs sackrder & King, commission
,ncrcbants forged checks 10 the amount OF $4,000 or
ss GOO which we're paid by the Market Bank He then
absconded. His whereabouts arc unknown.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
wHo1FsAIE DRUG HOUSE BURNED.

CT Louis. Aug. 20.-Messrs. Brown, Weber
Gr.hams wholesale drug house, at No 20 North Sec
onds was burned this morning The stock, valued at
ai1nt $40 0O was insured for about $4,000. Hughes,
Cbncs sttcber's liquor house, and j. Merrimans gro
cer housc adjoining were considerably damaged, but
ars' 'pretty well covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
ARMY OF TIE LAMEs.

The social reunion of tL5 Army OF the James
will take place ~ the 81 James Hotel Boston, Mass,
sept 2 No further invitation Is needed by any officer
Steps viii be taken 20 form permanent organization
Largo number have already sSned theT intention 10 be
present.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Aug 26.-Brevet Major ". J. Twin
log Csp u. Cops Of ssgnesfs has nsn ordered repo N
b,kois fer duty Of his stah
H. cent order resng Bhgaier0en Morris Miller from day
Gonerals once Wahugtou abi drocnf bin
, 10 ths Commanding General Of the Fnb Military
rss 10 duty Chief QgareuAer Of that District been
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

Frrcisles, Tan, Pmples &c, removed from t6e E,oE
Sold fhALoF
a soN No. 5iT Broadway, n. Y
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Bnueh oHee PnuADg1rui, Fisli National gaal Buriug.
BOARD Or DIRECTORS.
JAY COOKE, Banker, philadelphia.
cLARRNCE II. CLARK. Banker Phiaicphl
RATCHFORD STAIR. Pfes.llat Eat Fire las Co, PhlA
JHlEcKLEI cLARR Banker Philadelphia
GEO. D. TYLER, Philadelphia.
WIN g. MOORBIIEAD, Banker Phiiadelpht.
HENRY COOKE Banker. Washington.
< A. ROLLINS COulr Internal Revenue, Washington
wA B. CHANDLER late ASA See ofTeasary, Was us'aa-
JNO. D. DEGREES Pebble Printer. Washington
EDWARD DODGE. BrnkeF. Nps-York
H. c. FAHNESTOCK Banker EspYo,L
OFnCBAS
CLARENCE II. CLARK. PrcSient
HENRY D. COOKE yce-Pralen,
JAY COOKE Chairman OF Finance ana Executive Committee
EMERSON W. PEET Secretary and Aetsau.
FRANCIS q. SMITH. NJ d., Medical DsecoE
TIE sd7antages offered by tbs Comrrrv ere;
IT 4 NATIONAL COMPANY, CHARTERED Bf SpEClAL ACr
OF CONGRESS 1863.
APAID Up CAPITAL or stOoOO00
IT OFPERs low RATES or PREMIUM
Ir FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN OTTER COMPA.
NIES FOR TIE SAME MONEY
n Is DEFINITE AND CBETAIE ~ IT'S TK8MS.
ITBABOMB COMPANY EEYERY LOCALITY
IT'S POLICIES ARB EXEMPT FION ATTACHMENT
THERE ARR 80 US6EL .sSARY RESTRICTIONS * THs
POLICIES
EyERY POLICY IS EOSFOEFEITADLE
POLICIES MAY BIZ TAKEN WHICH WILL RECEIVE Az An
EUAL ADDITION or ONE HUNDRED PER cENrUM or TIN
PREMIUM PAID. OR THAT WILL PAY TO THE INSURED
DURING LIPg Az ANNUAL INCOME or OSETESTH THB
AMOUNT NAMED ~ THE POLICY.
NO EXTRA RATE Is CHARGED FOR RISKS UPON THB
LIVES or FEMALES
IT MsURE5 NOT 10 SECURE DIVIDENDS BUT AT so LOW
A COST THAT DIVIDENDS WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE
LOCAL AGRNT Is WANTED eye county and appllcaions
competent parties for such Agencies with sube udOrsemeat
should Be addressed TO the compays General Agents oa in their r'
syeciyc di5nctL
Crc1a pamphlets s1d mn ps-aas given Application tie
oEcs i.as Company IL this city, at No HlsslasL
JAY COOKg Co,
Gcual agents nr New.York State all Northern SesJersey.
Applications viii be received Individual Agencies hc Cay u
HeR-Y0rk.
J. Z. ORyr D. @ WHirN'S
L. W CLARK Co.. Philadelphia General gea,s 70, PeasganlA
and Southern Ncw-Jersey.
JAY COOKE Co.. Washington General Agents ior District o. Col
unba Maryland Delaware. and Virginia.
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For the Toilet Nursery, and Bath, PHAfos's Pa
rniAs soar" W chap the Sold By a Drussi . cents
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DIED

Phnlons Flor dc Nayo,U toe perue 0r s atulker.
chief sold by all Druggsts a1 by PHAtoN son, n. y
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SptriaI gctius.
The National

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF FHK
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
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FINERALs TODAY.

On weipesia August the rie1ee o' Df J.
y Wr.fee L,s grandfather AsscBngtou D. J. J0aH A-'
cLa ID Tompaa abI Aaua Il. Nea'cpelt, aged q d,ys
FUNERALS TODAY
AILERS JOHN m. so. $50 Inriaye.
DIIKS JOSEPH q 80. li8 Nsci9ncaist
BiiELING FREDERICK G., No ID iiar-soast
HILL. ROWLAND. NO IJi Hu son-,. liol eAri H. j.
JOHNS BENJAMIN g. no. zl3 West IeHth'sl
JOHNSON. Mn. ELIZA Ne. ieo v est lWenueessL s
MONAHAE Mrs ELLEN. EIghly-e,gntl st.. and lhnaaFe
MOTT, Mrs JOiN, No ITO south tanrin,t JtIsey SiJ'
McLAUGHLlE. Mrs ROSE ~ Gsorels Nhlroh
hAnH Mrs JUDITH p. Au a8 " 60 scnt sn nils''
SAMU Ellis, ELIZABETll ~. l3l Fort Greene place hpA
SCOTT Virginia a. No % East hsn ol.sBre. Je4sey CEJ
SULLIVAN. Ass JANt No. s,J " Maslin. .t1l-st
TlLrOA, PAUL. No 11 Ii1ueston-sf.. BROOKLYN
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CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
Cen William A. Pile has been Ecnomiuatcd
from tur Ist bl-tf.Ci ~ Missouri
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9uIitisaI laOlit.s.

Meeting OF the Grant and Cofax Boys In Blue Gen.
IoTunittee for the City of New keld
Room No ~ cooper nrts Oh THURSDAY EVENING Aag n, a
o'clock prcnpt and fali srendsnes Is requested.
MAJOR WILLARD BuLLARD. Chstfuan.
C,5i Capt Tsd. TgSl'TSrE1a sIy, rrLLSAS Secretaries
The Executive C0mHatee wiz meet Al o'clock - 90
49, - ...... oea. W. kRlZANONSkl CbsiruAn
pavmssier NJ. ". BLsKH, v n A. lo,.. I
Capt. CHAs. =. STRONG. SeDe"NoN
First Assembly Dlstrict Grant Campaign ilnb,-A
meeting sg the Club will be he0 l4 sI THIS (Thors
dAQ EVENING, Aug "a At 0c'sek ~ orisI ,--- -,
EDwD BYRgA, THOS OUTWATEk, fresnenl
T. J. CuNSiSas es'9A
Tenth Assembly District sion Repubiican Assoris.
ttonA Regular Meeting Of hb Asso-ANou VIII be hed THURSDAY
EVENING, kag. ~ at 8 O'clock, al HsgsqaAIters .
Wh. BurEHs Secretary. y ~ hNAPF PresidenL
RANNERS AND FLAGS
READl PAINTED AND TO OkDkk
BUNTING FLAGS on HAND.
HoJEE & GRAHAM. No, VI DuiBssA, COZ Broad~sE
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sewing Machines. MARizrTA Geo. JuT R
You MI grated % learn o. the sHloR experienced
the Of the Bartlett Reversible Sesns Machine b style
sold at Hand Fo1t 1 the occ No.
$50 BoadTay We have had Instructions
rrtni been able manage prrociy dona
tea We snail recommend this machine people
Mrs J. b. RBBS"
PostsOnice NOTcerbs sal for Eurspe vii be dispatched
from this ohcc TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY clos
Y ocoeE aua az Stations aal B. li C. . aa1D llSi
b ana h. ll:O and a. N clock a. o..
Also WEDNESDAY hour Of risslpF witch win 30
poslsl the GeaeTa once lad The stations TUESDAY
JAMES KELLY. ?. N.
AZ yOu have thc Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Cosuveae Piles Oppression ateF ea Souf ksng or An
tioh Bioasness % thank a1er using HAkNbONs
PBRSTALlc LOZENGES vail forfeit The Price Of the hot ooh
No treuoat Temple Boston, aBt AZ CRtrTkNroNS Asioa
Warehouse No. Si1thaye everywhere Mailed M o. cent,
The Celebrated Croekeft Enameled Leather-CIOIhs,
In all coor for and eap9 .sr loS snba Soc sgs,
No o. ChAmbcrsst and Nos ~ and 81 Rei<-st
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Branch oac,. purADrlrni, ra' National Daas Bunii's
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N,cLrLLAN LrGION.

The Executive Committee of the McClcll
Legion of Oh state Of Ncw.Yors met lasf evening at
sonic Hail. to iuaac Arrangements for thr reception
o. september
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gave him in debate On the Sherman amendment some
time ago. In a conversation with another Senator,
within the last weeks Mr.. Fessenden denounced
MIR. Wade in the most unmeasured terms. Trumbull
is accused of recreancy and treachery every side
by Republicans. Ingersoll is the only man of the
Illinois delegation and the only member of the House
who follows him, so far as l have been able TO
gather.
As the opinion in official circles goes tonight the
Court will take the vote tomorrow. Senator COnk
ling is still i'll, but he will attend tomorrow. Mr.
Howard viii also be present but there is little chance
that Crimes will be able to be out for weeks to come
His absence cannot change the result.
The very latest advices are that the Court will not
think of pOstpOnement Our men are determined TO
end the suspense tomorrow. The proposal to vote
on the eleventh article first has been abandoned.
The Court will vote on the articles in their regular
order.
At this hour lmidnight) the friends of impeach-
ment feel sanguine of success. Wiley has not
spoken definitely. but the chances are that he will
vote for conviction. suspicion is still felt of Ross,
which only tomorrow can clear up He has pledged
himself. but his friends doubt him.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
FRANCE
FREE TRADE AND PRoTECTIoN-A wARLIKE


FRANCE.
FREE TRADE AND PRoTECTIoN-A wARLIKE
SPEECH.
BI ATLANTIC THIEGRAPH
PARIS, May BIN the Corps Legislatif the de-
bate on commerce, which commenced early in the
week, with speech from NJ Theirs in favor of pro-
lection, was continued in yesterdays session by NJ.
de FORBADE la ROquette the Minister of Commerce.
who made reply to the argument of NJ. Theirs NJ.
de FORBADE deprecated the reopenng of the CONNER
cial question, and the creation of a crisis in
trade when peace and industrial prosperity
were sure and undisturbed. Hedecared that France
would not adopt a retrogade policy either on the
question of commerce OF on any other public ques-
tion Gen. Failly, commanding the encampment of
Chaons in an address to the troops says war being
possible the labors of the camp must be serious and
unremitting.
AN ULTMATUM TO TUNIs-CoUNT sARTIGEs.
EvENNG.-An ultmatum has been dispatched by
the French Government to the Bey of Tunis. tits
rumored that the Count dc Sartiges, Minister at
Rome, will be removed.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
MR.. JOHNSON TO BE THE sENATE's MOSES
Tho IVo notnn corrpgnondput of The Er

The Washington correspondent OF inc ECe-
nina TeleqrdD says portion OF the Missouri delega
tiOn in the House called upOn Senator Henderson last
night whoreupon he showed them the letter which ap
peared the Associated Press dispatches this morning
over signature After reading copy OF the letter he
said they not think II hard OF him for pursuing the
course ne had chosen In Impeachment. They would. he
said have failed without his vote, aud conviction could
NOT have been secured with IL. He could tell them
that the second article would be defeated by two
votes and the 1lth by four votes even II he did
not vote. Acquitta his opinion, would not re-
suit disastrously TO the country The President
had promised those who would vote for acqnittal
that he would Immediately send IN new Cabinet, all
Republicans that he would execute the laws passed by
Congress- that he would longer ObstTuc the execution
Of the Reconstruction acts and that he would endeayor
bring his administration into harmony with Congress
He further promised TO support those Republican Scna.
who would vote for acquta, with the whOe power
Of his administration before the people. These facts
gather from members OF the Missouri delegation, who say
that they received them late last night from senator
Henderson. They communicated to the members
the floor Of the House to-day, and produced sensa-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
TIE REeIGNATroN OF MIR. WADE.

t0rrsponttnce oI I Ie HITl'uf. JolIHAI -,
A story has been circulating see, that wade,
Wilson and COax had made bargain by which the Tor
mer was for conviction aud resign leaving tle
temporary Presidency 10 ColfaW both the latter win
drawing from the canvass ana urging Wades name Ion
tho Vice Presidency The story hath this foundation III
telling this speak Whereof know IN the early part oi
the week there was general depression. Senator Wilson
authorized friend Of Mr.. Wades To say 20 himlt being
understood that tho Senator would consider biz duty,
such contingency % resign his position as ffeslqeht
OF the Souate-that II ne would see that the WsheCof
result was lost by default Of his yotethe way IA
which he would vote being well understanding, MI VIII
SON would that the sacrifice should not DC m on one
side On Tuesday Senator Wilson told Mr.. Wade that, IN
the event % the suggested contingency he wilson, w0ud
write public letter Withdrawing from the canvass, ana
urging that all his friends at Chicago support Mr. WADE
Mr. Wilson said ne had been presented by his own state
for the Presidency and had delegations In whole or
part in II States 10 good deal more Important TO
remove Mr. Johnson than II 20 make himself Wee
President Mr. Wadcs response w0s that he should do
his whole duty needed The default should not be his
But ne did not Mr. Wilson 10 do he generously
suggested lie himself would bear all his duty might cost
That's the whole story.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Impeachment, the
the Radicals admit looks blue this morning. Even the
most ngunary and courageous impeachers give up
The detection among the Republican Senators IS sara
90 be extending and two additional names are
mentioned this morning having TO the enemy
completely and without reservation. 1t is asserted ny
that high IL or u Republicans wiz go of &c
Outta on all the articles There those however VINO
seem hope against hope and they still maintain that
Mr.. Johnson will be convicted by the senate OH ~
least two articles The Senators upon whom hey count
10 vote for conviction at the same time tne ones re-
lied by the Presidents friends to vote Tor acqulta
The friends OF impeachment are considerably eNerseu
They cannot get any expression OF opinion out OF the
either for or against acqutta although efforts TO do so
not lacking All eyes and expectations are turned
toward the result tomorrow Some fears are
that another postponement will take place but IL seems
20 be the general understanding to-day that the vote Will
be taken, no matter what may be the result
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
Just AS MIGHT BE EXPECTED.

At a Democratic meeting in San Francisco
on Wednesday night Eugene Cassery, United States
Senator elect and the Hon 5. b. AXte, Representative
in Congress- severely denounced the efforts IN Washing
ton to coerce Senators in the Impeachment The sun
Francisco Times and The Ercnbg EUetm deprecate out
side partisan pressure, and hold that the question is
above party considerations.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
CONVICTION IMpERATIYELY DEMANDED.

PHiLApElPHIA, MAY 15.-At meeting OF
the Republican city Executive Committee today the
following resolution was passed j ma, o.. =,
R.o Tst he johnson bF the High Cont OF
Inpehmsnt mpersSe required by The evidence ne%sa % 70 s
C and to.tb wsrld all regard With aeenooh
sy Who selfish consideration refuses 70 vote
conviction great criminal whose guilt has beer made maui
fest 20 eye honest mind country and whose ohenses nave "
Ou atsrersd Industry the people msed the pubhe pros
penty and made aud traitors Agas defiant
Tie Secretary was directed TO furnish copy 70 senator
Cameron and 10 each Of Republican Members OF the
House from the City OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING ExPR Ess.

WASHINGTON, 1890 p. M.-The Impeachment
Managers are very gloomy today aud most Of them de-
clare that IL vote is had tomorrow u will certainly re-
suit in the acquttal Of the great offender"
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The House Managers OF I'M
peachment claiming the right 10 try the President
again. either upon charges or the enlargement
Of old by the introduction or fresh evidence
Hence the Introduction Of witnesses and new issues
All here who know what is going on admit that an ac-
qua is certain on Saturday, the case Is pressed ana
fhn N
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
THE WASHINGTON REPUBLICANS SPEAK.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The Republicans of
this city held mass meeting tonight TO ratfy the nom
nation Of J. Sayes Bowen candidate for Mayor Senator
Harlan and Representatives Stokes, Hines and Mckee
made speeches several OF which we're In favor OF I'm
neaehneut The following resolution was adopted;
Rsofsa Thai sdmrhsn Andrew johnson nss oeen Az ~
ubn o the prosperity city that Of the noa M are sa
I ~ oo 10 th as, speedy verdict Of the United states senate
Which sitting bis course to IeheIe .ne
n M Dsssaee loyal heart Of TIE nshen Tom h nhs
,fustfcaa aanda abame
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

THE VOICE OF THE NORTHWEST.
In the Minnesota Republican State COnven-
ton resolutions adopted in favor Of Gen Grant for
President and the Hon. Henry Wilson for Vice President
Resolutions were also passed declaring that Andrew
johnson should convicted and cOndemnng the course
of recreaut Senators.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
JAPAN.
JAIAN.
PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL WAR.

PROGRESS OF THE CIyU. WAR.
LONDON May l5,-Late and important dispatches
have been received from Japan The civil war was
vigorously prosecuted The army of the Mikado had
arrived at a point near Jeddo.
THE JAPAN TRADE.
1:20P. Mate dispatches have been received from
Japan via Shanghae. The internal dissensiOns by
which that country is torn have had the effect to
PROSTATE all commerce with other nations.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
ANOTHER WORD FOR FEssENDEN,s EAR

a mass meeting was held I'm Bangor City
Hall Thursday evening. Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted substance, that the evidence against
Mr. johnson conclusive, and hoping, Notwithstanding
reports the contrary that both Of the Senators from
Maine will vote for conviction.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
THE JAPAN TRADE.
TURKEY.
TIE WAR IN CRETE.

LONDON May IA dispatch from Athens con-
tains the following: "The Spakiotean MOuntaineers
claim that in the recent conflicts with the Turks
the latter were defeated and driven TO the sea
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

BUFFALo, May 15.-0ne hundred and thirty
eight New England delegates 70 the Chicago sosn,lcm:
for Chicago. resolution OF thanks tbs sss
Railroad aud john 8, Dunlap, its Agent p' eAe"sS>
tickets ETC. wJG passed. All.
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NIL TRuMBuLL HEAR LIS OWN sTA

At a meeting of the Executive Committees of
all the Grant Clubs in Chicago the 18TH resolutions
adopted denouncng Senator Trunbul for his course
on the Impeachment and declaring him false to his con
stuents adding that II he is unable to for the
conviction Of Mr. Johnson, he should abstain from voting
1T all.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
r,,p Npw AeCHBIsHop or CANADA.

TnpoNro. May 15.-The Council OF Roman
~ hI, Rsbons now In session at Quebec, Id 10
have chosen Bishop Lynch q Toronto to be ArhhsnSp
pn n 4, also announced that Father Dowd Of hen-
tres to be appointed coadutor Bishop Of the D"ss>s
In uace OF Bishop Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
sTuFF FROM THE BOSTON POST.

WASHINGTON, May IL But the screws
have been applied and the whole machinery OF part!
pressure Ia being brought 20 bear upon tbs recfehht
Senators as the Secretary OF that august 6ody dehom
mates Them and flying about as 10 WhaJ TINS
senator or that one said in extenuation OF his posi-
ton An individual rushed INTO the room Vi Gen. Ieouse
at the War Department yesterday ana, WITHOUT WhllnR
fo recover his breath demanded an Interview with the
me conId send his card Oh must see hm, exclaimed
the excited Individual: " am just from senator Heu
desons room and he has promised 10 vote Tor cohpcOn
on the lth article and want to tell Mr. stanton The
messenger directed TO carry the caro- IN Du'
the eontIeman himself admitted 70 an audience
your correspondent saith not, as he lett MN ahAousy
awaifing an opportunity TO communicate te Rau unBs
In his matter Hundreds OF politicians VINO nave Deeh te
egraphed for by Schenck the Chairman o. ine NV @
nnbean Executive Committee, are hourly arriving mere
from All directions and these are the men VINO are eA
pected 10 oyerawe and Drowbeat Senators INTO proper
sense IN duty Greeley has arrived ana Is WOrkhg haru
10 restore an unbrOken front 10 RadcasL ne WaS Vn
The aoor of the House to-day conyersng freely with the
dishearened and deInOrazed impeachers whom ne has
Induced 10 rely upon having Anthony sprague fower
Van Winkle and Ross with them III ther @ noud
that n Pei' Van Winkle had been in >, eloss
consultation to-day with Fessenden Tfnmbuii ana 10
Griueshad company for Van Winke II he desired 70
havs hs determination 10 vote for conviction Strength
ened and fortified Yet Greeley may DC rgh,, II NC @ ua
90 10 sieen n the House to-day white men are very
upcerfap Senator Fessenden has been furnSheu WIN
copy Of the following telegram -. A.. NJ. - ,sea
sIDsEr PEEHAs Hovst Q hegrsstatain.ss, ,Ad P,,o
ininense ha'' '"'''"s n. PAHEEK. Mayor
Mr. Pessendeu very quietly remarked that y might 90
10 operate unon Mr. Perham IN this way but ne dd not
regard the effort as complimentary 10 hmsen ocn"o
Trumbul has received the following -
"Yoar Impeachment ini1 ino''se1 1" i '| ~
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