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The New York herald., 1868-04-07

CAST IRON PIPE, SCRAP IRON, &C., At PUBLIC
sell at public auction, Friday, April TO- 1853 at 10 o'clock
large lot Of Cast Iron Pipe immediately after above Sold
Eightieth and Fifth large lot iron Ppe
and after Eghtieh street, Corporation pipe
yard of East Twenty fourth street. large lot Scrap Iron,
Fire Hydrants and Hydraulic Press
Particulars may be had application the Collector Of
the City Revenue Comptroller's office, City Hall Park.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
March 2& 1863
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

DY M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.-M. DOUGHTY WILL
sell Wednesday, at his large salesrooms 70 Nassau
street. the entire Furniture of large house, from
Westchester county, consisting In OF solid rosewood
parlor Suits in crimson and maroon brocate solid
wood walnut and mahogany Chamber Suits enameled
fine cured hair Mattresses, Pillows and Boser Turkish
Lounges and Chairs oak Extension Dining Tables, Dining
Room Buffet and Chairs walnut Library SUITS striped and
green reP fine Wardbr3Ses solid Silver ard Plated Ware
Carriage Horses Coupe Rockaway handsome Phseton,
Double Harness, Robes &c. The whole to be peremptory
sold. Catalogues at the rooms morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07


hold Furniture without limit about 500 lots,
Tuesday and Wednesday, April and g.
at No3 Carroll place. Bleecker street. 1t l0 O'Clock,
comprising the entire contents OF four story extension and
basement dwelling This b really one Of the neates and
Of the best wokmanshp best quality Of Bedding every
Mattress of cred hair Feathers best live geese excel
lent oil Paintings every roo Line, Colored and Steel En-
cravings of choice selecons Piano. large
by the with Judgment and without regard to cost
Full descriptive catalogues at sale.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.-IMPORTANr ART
ID Noticewe respectfully inform friends and admir-
the generally that have received insruc
Mons from the well known house Of Messs Bailey OF
Philadelphia sell the entire collection Of costly Original
Painngs highest class, recently selected by their
senior partner studios OF celebrated arss In the
various capitals OF Enrope the greater portion Of which
have before been exhibited in The United states They
Broadway, of Twelfth street, Thursday morning.
the 9Th inst. HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER, suctioneers
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS OFFICE $50 BOW:
~ cry sells Wednesday Stock Fixtures and Furniture Of
restaurant and billiard establishment attached Par
ticulars day of SALE
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

&emsea, deceased, as follows:-
0rnd BouievardS Lots comprising the entire eastery
On sho Grand Boulevard between 10Th and Sth streets
ovcnth and Boulevard ntersec at these Streets
eevng IN OF 2 feet IN width In front OF these
107sh on the north side OF 10th street,
Avonuo.
l0eh street. "a Lots on the south OF 10sh street.
prsng the entire front between the Boulevard and Tenth
6venuo.
Tenth Lots tho west and Lots the east
de Of Tenth avenue comprising the entire fronts between
10Th Oth lot IN the 10th street.
Terms Of sale will be liberal.
Maps atthe office of the Auctoneer No. 2 Pine street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
[coSTISuED NEXT wEEK.l
Candidates for the Legislature.

= We call the especial attention Of
the Dccocratic Club TO the following
order of the State Executive Com
mittee, on the subject Of Legislative
nominees. This subject has been
thoroughly discussed, and here Is the
conclusion arrived at;
JACKSON, May 2s, 1868.
Alta meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of the State Of
Mississippi, this day held at tho. Cap
itol, il was made known that several
Democratic nominations bad been
made for the Legislature, Of persona
who were not privaies in the Copfsd-
crate army, and who could not take
the iron-clad oath, that they had
never given voluntary aid to the re-
bellion; as such candidates cannot
qualify, If elected under henow con-
stitution, they should at once make
known their incapacity to their con-
stitucnts, and allow qualified men to
be nominated in their stead.
BY order Of, the Committee,
JOHN ID. FREExAS, ,Ch'mn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

says n the Aiflsaa nm. wilh whleh,
la IL assIvs land, M kad l~amms
thoroughly seaveusssi
''e'u long ~ II y generally eesssd.
cred that The asafe and ihs whIIe mas
afe Ia I,s governed by NE same Iaws,
and guided by lhe sams Management.
~ long viii ihe fbrmef remain q thorn
IN ibs side II every community 10
whNh be may unhappiIy beIosa.
When the horse and ne zee shall bs
found 10 match In double harness,
The white man and lhe African black
will puII together under The present
regime. II IL the grand erra Of
equalI,ing iha. which is unequal, tina,
has lowered the negro character, and
made the black man reproach.
"In the great system Of erection
that divided races and subiivided
them according 10 mysterious laws,
apporioning spccinl qualities 10 zach,
the varieties of tho human race OK.
hibit certain characters and qualfca.
tions which adapt them 10 speciIi,
localities. Th. natural character oI
those races will not alter with 9
change Of locality, but the instinct,
of each race will be developed In an,
country where they may be located
Thus, the English are as English Il
Australia, India, and America as the,
are in England, and 10 every localit
they exhibit the industry Of their na
tive land; even so the African vii
remain negro in all his natural in
stlncts, although transplantcd to othe
soils; and those natural instincts be
ing a love Of idleness and savage
dom, he will assuredly relapse int
an idle and savage state unless spe
cially governed and forced to ia
dustry.p ha i
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06
Speech or Hon. J. W. O. Watson on
the Elective Franchise,

bRNNN0 W shVms - We Ns VoscVm VIZ
the Elective franchise,
Delivered IN The Convention February
2l, 1868.
: The convention had adopted a sec
ton Of the Bill of Rights, providing
that neither educational nor property
qualification shall ever be required Of
an elector, etc. A motion was then
made to reconsider, and on this mo-
tion Mr.. Watson obtained the floor.
Having spoken until his time ex-
pired under the rule, he was called to
order, but the rule was suspened by
the convention, and he was allowed
to proceed:
Mr.. PREsrDEST-Days and weeks
Of the time Of this body have been
wasted in the consideration of really
triAing matters, and now, when we
have before us q subject Of the grav-
est possible importance, our proceed
ings, il seems, are to be characterized
by most reprehensible haste. We
are here, charged with the duty Of
framing constitution and civil gov
crnment for the State, and whether
this government shall rest on the
basis Of qualified or general suffrage;
is certainly question of vital mag
nitude.
/ am aware that the reconstruction
acts Of Congress direct that suf-
frage shall be conferred "upon all
male citizens Of the State twenty -ons
years old and upward, Of whatever
race, color, or previous condition, ex-
cept such as may Be disfranchiscd for
participation in the rebellion, or eel.
ony at common iaw,," and gentlemen
believing these acts to be constitu.
tional, will, doubtless, feel themselves
bound BY them. I hold them to b
unconstitutional, and, therefore, no
obligatory upon me or upon the pec
pie Of the State. So dagrant VIC
lation Of the rights Of the State ha
never, in my judgment, been perpe
trated before by the Congress Of th'
United States. Standing here, sir
as the representative Of my constitu
ents, who by their vote made know
their opposition to this convention
they believing, as I do, that thes
/ acts Of Congress are uncoustitutional
I hold myself bound only by III
Constitution Of the United State
and the dictates Of my own judg
ment and conscience.
BY the 4th section Of the .4th Al
ticle Of the Constitution Of the I'm
ted States, Il Is provided that "Th
United States shall guarantee
each Of the States a republican for'
Of government" The form Of gov
ernment, therefore, which we al
about to ffume, should be rcpublica!
! s I certainly wodId havc.i Il, were
. left to my own free choice. But 70
republican form of governmen
: universal suffrage Is not essential.
:. No rspublh ha ever existed
which there were not some disfral
chised classes. The most thoroup
Radical among rs would not gi'
> the ballot 10 idiots, Or felons, or
minors or to women-and the q
: clusiou Of any one Of these classes
= sufficient to prove my posiiiaar-ih
shc elective ffsnehie = . purely 60
vcntional right regulated with
view to The exclusion from the po
Of The greatest number q sboss v
cannot nfely Be admitted, ssd I
sdnistass sksreso dr. great
y possible number of de- who .
= qualiasd 70 ne the privilegs s5vs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

A conductor on q Connecticut NIL
road passed frcsa poor pennies chap,
recently. An officer Of the road In
the same car called him 70 sccosat.
IL pas him said the man Of tickets,
"bee.use he l. . copdactor On she----
rad sHe q couductoui Why,
what makes him dress 90 shabbilys'
"Oh, bss irying 70 live On bic AL
ary,. wss the quick rspIy. ~ q ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

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All ifsssIeni sdvsftlssmsais ~ les shsh
three msnihs, charged II ths rate n I've dsI.
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3eAsrss % celtsr r-rhns msnths. taooo
Hls monshs ~ 90
Lsdss 1, moths, is,ae
W. months, 1890
Twelve monibs, IL + $4,000
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Marriage and obituary notIess. II moi more
than Ten lInss--fFse, and sstf Ten IInss, charged
n regular advertising rates
All Advertisements NJ q strictly personal
character, viii be charged Al The rate of twenty
cents per line
Editorial nc,IcssIn local eoIumn, twenty-five
cents per line.
J0b WORK Of every description done with
nsainew aud dispatch.
Advertisements payable In advance, and Job
X to J cosssssossssrs-wriis plain, with Ink,
and on but one side Of the sheet. Ten lines ol
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one square.
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fTORNEYS AT Ia ",

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I'M ,netice In the various Courts Of the
|ts Of Panola, DeSoto, and Tunica, and
6Irh Court Of Errors and Appeals stJaek.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

Az bes can breed no poielp,
though they suck he deadliess juice,
% the noble mind though forced to
d.in the cup Of misery, sas yisld
bas gss~ous thoughts and soe's
deeds. =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-06

Rih House d centrally located In the basi-
~ of The ely, eonvsaieat % the rail-
atpst and river landings, Il has recently
p Impaired, renovoted and fitted up With
hni.ars, and Il nov open 70 the travelling
". The proprieson pledge themselves
I shall y kept II evesy department
" say hotel In The Southwest aud 70.
Ally plieit . share Of the. psifoaage O
'u'slias public. ...a p
ham Rrpvesp snon a 70 - ysa DAv.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
vERMoNT soLpIERg cONyENTION.

MONTPELIER, April 3n-At the Soldiers and
Sailors Nominating Conysntl0n. held her, on the 2sh a
strong delegation was CHOSEN 10 Chicago headed by Maj
Gen WIN Wcll- who one Of Sherican's best cavalry
onicers Among the leading Delegates are Licu-GOy.
Thomas Mai Gen stannard. Brig-Gens. George =.
Foster and VIM W. Henry, Coils. s. h. Puylcc, ". Y. W.
Riplcy Charles II. Joyce. Peter j. Wasbbnrn, J. T..
K1app of The Middkburg Register ~ &. sawyer II. L..
stonrhton Mai Jshn l.. Barstow. Capt G.. - Blodget,
Ont M n Brsse, Lieut. G.. O. Benedict OF The B,riHg-
IAN Eje Press surgeon Henry James formerly Medical
Direc.r LIST Amy Corps. aud Surgeon George Nichols
of state IL voted 10 allow delegates unable
10 attend Themselves 10 appoint their own substitutes
An Execudyc Committee OF seven was chosen,of which
Mai Gen Siannard Is Chairman or course, the nominee
az tbe Convention Grant and the utmost confidence
was avowd in his triumphant election. SCHUYLER COfaN
pcarcT 10 the choice Of the majority for Vice Pres
dent Jiie soldiers Of Vermont will give grand account
OF thcrselves at the polls IN September.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
THE CoLE-UIscocK MURDER TRIAL

ALBANY, April 30.-Mr. Tremain withdrew
his objection 90 the admission OF Mrs Mary H. Coles let
ter c6nfessng that had dshonored by lscock
and the letter was read 10y Mr. Hadloy. as follows:
scknoslsc of free viii that hate bat criminal inter
with Mr l. D. i.-k a times tfst sout
The Of ~ guilt huau
ukness obisiu fnrlfess aekueses-
tbst when haslrI home seldom
h than mouth
refused hahtci solicitation snch fsvo
scnoNledge that De- has oen akd the Of such rtess and
cotspspeI Of it, injustice. MAti u. C0LR
with Nj Hsroek house Erd
on ,ook place after repeated calls aud At ar against ons'rne
-
Several members Of the Grand Jury that indicted the
prisoner examined FOR the prosecution to show that
Nj and M Cuycr did not IN their testimony before
that body that the prisoner had been followed by
who he feared intended 90 hSsassuate him District Az
tOrney Smith aud his Assistant also eXamhioH on
this polnt Tie witnesses denied That Mr. Hs ouyler
had so testified Policeman Atkins, COnficl3' Hoher
Williams, and Er3stus VI. Ods were cN.ihlhsu I" 'he
Gen Coles condition of mind At abOst thc tlle ~ ic
homicide. At the afternoon scS.iou oulFtoh 'VhcIH
Poinfret called for the prosecution hnd ~ ausNef 10
question by Mr.Tremain recung the lllsoers iluIies
and consequent symptos pressed the opinion that he
not insane. Mr.. Brady cIOsaeAi"i"'" thO N4tH'S'
until The adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

Bills were pasSed-Amending the charter of the
Carthage Springs Bank; Incorporating the German Be
nev0eut Society OF Staten Island Incorporating the Ship
Association OF the State the Annual Supply BILL
the state Militia Appropriation pill; abl amending the
act 70 prevent frauds IN the sale Of tickets to travellers
It does not apply 10 New-YOrk Kings County a bill
authorizing the Court Of impeachment TO sit elsewhere
than IN Albany.
Mi STANFORD called mp the report of the Conference
Committee Of the Houses OH the bill for the manage
met Of the Canals ana IL disagreed 10, and the bill
passed by IS 15 Mr.. Stanford voting with the Demo
crats in the affirmative.
Mr.. STANFORD then moved TO makefhe bill abolish
Ing the contracting system, and restoring the Supeiin
tendent system. the special order for tomorrow morning
Thls requiring unanimous consent, Mr.. MATTOON OBJ
iected. subsequently MIR STANFORD moved for "a re-
consideration Of the vote by which the bill Lost.
Mr.. ODONNkLL moved to adjOurI carried by 10 10 16
the President voting in the affirmative and Mr. Stanford
tn the negative, with the Democrats
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
AN IMPORTANT INSURANCE CASE.

Some time ago Americas Baum, of Indiana,
insured his life with the Provdent Insurance Company
for 5000 be paid TO the legal representatives ar heirs
within ninety days after sufficient proof, @c In short
time Americas Baum died Of n gun-shOt wound, aud
wheI the Insurance Company refused 10 pay 10 the de
ccasd mans representative the amount Of the policy
Napoleon Baum, the representative. instituted suit
against the Company IN the proper local court The ar
gIm,ut Of the plaintiff went TO show that
Americus Baum had died as specified that
the plaintiff his brother, and that the policy had
beer as ned to him, and such he sued Tor recovery
OF the amount due. The OF the Insurance Com
Iany was that Americus Baum had committed suicide;
that Napoleon Baum the plaintiff not the hEother
or near relative Of said Americus and could have no
pecunary interest in his lfe But the lower court over
ruled all these and other objections, and charged the
Jury IL they considered that the insurer had died 40
represented By plaintiff and that plaintiff had used
becOIuing diligence in informing the company n the
death Of his BROTHER then IL the duty OF the jury 10
hnd for the plnth which they did by returning ver-
diet for NapOhon Baum for the amount OF the policy
with five per ent interest, damages and costs, which
Judgment WAS approved and affirmed by the Supreme
Court OF Indiana
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
ASSEMBLY

The speaker announced as the special order the New
York citytax levy IL read through IN the Commit
tee OF the Whole and without debate amendment pro
eTess reported When the Committee had dissolved
Mr. Frear moved that the bin now have third reading
which agreed 10, and the bill passed "a IS
Bills reported favOraby-To facilitate and en-
courage the construction Of railroad through the wal
deruess 10 incorporate the Commercial Agency and
Credit Guarantee CO.. for the relief Of the Coaey Island
and Brooklyn Railroad Co.
Rills were passedTO authorize q change OF route OF
the Bergen-sr Railway In Brooklyn 10 authorize the ex-
feuson OF railroad tracks from AaBticave Pros
ec Park BroOkyn 10 amend the act relative Ravens
wood Turnpike road; 20 incorporate Park Savings Bank
~ Brookly provide for the consolidation Of Green
Poiit ana Williamsburg Railroad with the Nassau Rail
road OF Brooklyn; to close portion OF old Bushwck
Tue Conference Committee the metropolitan Fire In
suraee Fund BIZ reported that they hhd agreed 10 re-
cede from the Assembly Amendment. ABiced TO-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

year 10 Ninelsnd will exceed In quantity all o,a,,
CALCULATIONS We believe that the three railroad s,sy
o one Sihelald tract can supply with sufficient fs
spselal lfegAt train during the entire season
year 20 nfny orchards Will DO In bearing that tie
SIop VIII iast ultil Autumn. The other fruIt law
nuce VIII Also fnrnish immense amount of ~ pro
inc psach trees IN Vineland promise good cron yL
ieW Oh tne buds have sustained injury very
douglass mas been lecturing In Cumberland con.s1eS
large ana appreeiative audiences He has lust nvrS 9
acres OF the estate OF w. w Clifford with the
dence here in May ny us real
STAMFORD.-An important temperaoce :.
yVal has taken place IN that section OF Stamford kn
as Dublin. number OF Catholic priests have been hoa
ward Of 200 men and women have Joined the Up
society," and consequence five rumshops have o,e
and their prOpretOrs abandoned the business osed,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
ID. s. Stevers of Red Bank. y. j., has this

ID. s. Stevens of Red Bank, y. j., has this
OF great importance To yachtmen and IN fact 10 shipping
masters generally The Invention consists In placing an
indarubber spring around the mHsts OF vessels inside
the partners aud also In the mastsep, instead OF the
usual manner OF fastening them with wedges. The I'M
pOrtahce Of this invention will at be seen 10y all nau
tca men, lessens the chances OF mast being sprung
when carrying spread OF canvas In heavy aud de-
creases the strarl upon the hull From experiments al
ready made, IL II Claimed that the rate OF speed OF yes
sel will be Increased by this Invention al least one mile
IN ten If this correct may expect fast sailing
this summer as several OF our crack yachts are being
supplied with the springs.
In q recent address delivered by Henry Bergh
before tile Putnam County Agricultural Society. the fol-
lowing statement was made ately caused the arrest
In Nev,fork OF three mohstei one Of them late mem
Der OF the Common Council Of dat city himself master
butcher, who deliberately chopI.d on the two hind legs
OF pair Of steers In his back yar and there let them lie
the scorchng Summer FOR lurs before they
finally slaughtered And wherefore, gou may naturally
inquire, this internal deed performed Why To use
the language Of the wretch himself betausc they were
uuruly always do IL" One word mors, ana dismiss
This barbarian from further consideration. When re.
anred sign his name he ireland e place OF
Ills nativity, and made Ids having learned
10 wrte- faculty OF advanced civilization IL seons moi
necessary member OF that yiruOus body OF rulers
aud law-givers"
The Working Womens Union desire to call
attention the Of soldiers widow who II In very
desitute circumstances Her son. who served during the
entire war lost his health while Ia the Army, and is u
ahe 10 obtain any employment suited his strength
The object Of the Union In making this appeal Is 20 pur
chase ewing-machne whereby she may be enabled 10
,nnintau herself and family. Any person disposed
assist IN the undertaking may obtain further information
IL Ibe Rooms Of the Union, No. a. FrankliD-st