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ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWS
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Or what the great masses have done for Freedom and
what they propose 10 DO
by Hon. HENRY WILSON,
a. S. Senator from Mass.
GRANT and COLFAX, |
Representative Public Men,
TUE psorLRs oloioE ron
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
Tendencies OF Reaction Wounds Of the Var
Taration--7he paffY for Freedom
IN peril.
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X T. T. p l N G. A l. 1 " E :
An appeal TO Christians,
BY Rev. THEo L. cUYLER, u. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Praying in the Holy Ghost,
THE GREAT EXPERIMENT.,
BY Rev. GEO. b. CHELvER, u. d.. New York.
Letter from Washington.
Election Of Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The first gun at
the WHITE HOUSE. Hopeful advces from the
South. New Hampshire and Connecticut Eicc-
tons. supreme Court pn decentralization.
The President and his Cabinet after
Gen lGrant. SPEAKER Collars
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By our w y n EEaRT EfGEFE1ss Fp
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Chapter TX OF an Original Story.
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MR. STATION is ''Cabinet officer, it is
said. He is the Presidents constitutional
adviser"
Will any one find the warrant for such
statements in the Constitution
Nothing of the kind is there. The Prcsi-
dent Cart. II sec. 2; clause y ''may re-
.'qure the opinion in writing of the princi-
''pal officer in each of the executive depart
''ments upon any subject rotating to tie
s'tluties Of their respective o6iceS'
Search the Constitution and find other
warrant than this for the idea that the head
of the great War Department of the nation
is to be a lacquey servant of the President,
in accord with his every wish.
Search the Constitution and find: it you
can, any warrant for the attempt by any
President, to set up a ''policy" of his own
He has no right to an opinion, much less a
policy of action, except that which the peo-
pie, his employers, put into his mouth
Why, then, has he the faintest shadow of 0
claim to remove, at his will, the head of the
greatest and most important branch Of the
Executive Department? Why should he
hold Mr.. Seward or Mr.. Welles to be iii,
trembling and subseryient creations of hi:
favorable breath There is no such thing il
the book. Let us stick 10 the law and til,
Constitution, and punish Mr.. johnson TO
his tramplins upon them.
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Reading, "a, Dec. ~ I can
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wAsHISerox.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Shn has
the folio wing dispatch; The friends of
Secretary McCulloch state that there
has been an open rupture between him
and the President. BE says he Will re-
sign on Tuesday as soon Ms the vote Is
taken on Impeachment, whether the
President is convicted or not. 3
A general conference OF Southern
.Congressmen elect, and other persons,
now in Washington on business con-
nected with the admission of the South-
ern States, will occur at the rooms OF
the North Carolina delegation this
Monday morning. tits expected that
a definite plan regarding the participa-
ton of the delegates In the Chicago
Convention will be effected.
The :Herald's Washington dispatch
says the friends of Acquittal claim con.
fidently that they are sure OF at least
six Republicans voting on that side
Betting is at a stand still. ~
Senator Wilson, in conversation
with gentlemen last week, stated thai
Mr.. Morrill, of Maine, told him he was
greatly worried, that things looked
quite blue, and that his colleague, Mr.
Fessenden, was preparing an adverse
opinion 70 conviction.
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tending to Discriminate against the
manufacture and production of any
part of the United States; to fix conn
pensation Of certain consular officers
and prohibit their collection of fees;
resolutions of the Ohio Legislature
asking measures to prevent loss of life
on waters under the jurisdiction of the
United Statesi also protesting against
the reconstruction acts of Congress,
and the courtto declare them unconsti-
tutional; for the relief of the President
and Directors of the Terre Haute and
Richmond Railroad; relative TO the
Cherokee and other Indian lands; Tor
the purchase of full length portrait
of Abraham Lincoln.
On motion of Mr.. Coburn Gen. Grant
was called on for the vote on the Con-
stitutions of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Ala
bama.
on motion of Mr.. Spaulding the Com
mittee of Ways and Means was in
structed in preparing the bill regula-
ting the duties on imports, to have re-
gard to an equalization of the amount
reported from other countries with the
amount reported from the United States
so far as the same can be effected by
judicious tariff.
on motion of Mr.. Shanks inquiry
was ordered into the eXpediency OF or
ganIzing, under the engineer depart
ment, corps of so persons. more or
less, from disabled Union soldiers, as
watch OF the capitol grounds and other
public grounds In Washington.
Mr.. Eckley offered a concurrent res
olution for a recess from Saturday next
to the 25th. Adopted.
The Reconstruction Committee re-
ported a bill to admit North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee5 Georgia
and Alabama to representation In
Congress, which was made the special
order for Monday next.
Adjourned.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.


LONDON, May 1O.-Telegrams just to
hand from Malta of this days date, re-
port dispatches from China have been
received by Admiral Earragut an
nouncing that the q. s. steamer, She
nanagoho, 2 guns Captain Febiger,
in command, serving In the Asiatic
Squadron, had proceeded under orders
to Corea TO inquire into the fate of any
of the survivors of the American
barque, General Sherman, who may be
found ON the territory of the peninsula.
PARIS, May. 1.-The Emperor and
Empress were at Orleans Saturday.
In response to the Mayors address Of
welcome, the Emperor made pacific
speech. -
LoNDoN, May u.-Considerable ex-
element was occasioned to-day on the
receipt of kilograms from Ashton, un-
der the Tyne, announcing the breaking
out of a serious snti-Popery riot In
that city. The mob Paraded the
streets. sacking houses and outraging
the people. Several persons were
shot. AT the last accounts the riot had
been suppressed and the city was
s Paris, May 11.-The Emperor and
Empress were at Orleans on Saturday,
from which city they returned to-day.
Upon their arrival there they were re-
ceived by the Mayor on the part OF the
people in an address OF welcome. The
Emperor replied briefly. After ex-
pressing his thanks he said he was hap
py to be in city made sacred by glort-
GUS religious and political memories,
and devoted to active industry BE
was sure that such labors were safe In
general assurances of peace. The
Bishop of Orleans spoke in reply, and
concluded by invoking blessings on the
Emperor and Empress. 7s5--
LONDON, May III, 1:20 P. M.-Consols
941S; o. s. bonds 701ki Erie 4511SS; Illinois
Central S5N. =
LIvERPooL,- May Cottondul and
unchanged. Corn at SSs. Cd. Lard at
eos. Cd; others unchanged.
FRANKFORT, May u.-U. S. bonds,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE mob in
Bridge street, Brooklyn, Saturday
night, attempted 10 rescue prisoners
who were being taken to the station
house. Stones and bricks were hurled
at the officers who had them in charge.
Several pistol shots were fired and
Charles McHenry. in his own sIore at
the time, was severely wounded in the
thigh. The prisoners were finally Sc
cured.
The Coroner's. jury in investigating
the cause of the death of Mary Sheman
who was found dead on the floor of her
room, in James street, returned a yer-
John Sheman, with murder. he was
committed.
A tornado visited the Hudson river
near Gold Spring, on Saturday, cap
sizing one vessel and throwing another
on her beam end, and driving three
others ashore ON Coney Point. No
lives lost. ,,.l.
DIR. G. w. Douglass, his wife and
three children were poisoned in New
ark, Saturday, by eating shRd which
had been purchased from a travelling
fishmonger. One of the children is
deed, but the rest the family were still
alive last night. - -
Last night at the anniversary of the
American Home Missionary Society,
last night, Rev. j. j. Thom5pon preach
ed the annual sermon. The annual re-
port was read, which set forth that the
Society had employed 800 preachers
during the past year, and expended
$254, $3.50 of the S292, ,135 in the treasury.
The American Guardian Society cell
ebrated its 34th anniversary. The re-
.ceipts of the Society during the year
We're s.. .554 OF, and the Disbursements
IS, ,726, $50. sigs
NEW YORK, May lit is understood
that Postmaster Roberts, OF Brooklyn,
has failed to honor a draft of the de-
partment for receipts of the quarter
ending March 31st. Special Agent
BOOKS for p some davs, a reports said
to be on good authority, says the post
master has but $500 of the receipts on
hand. The department will lose moth
ing as the sureties are responsible fol
the deficiency. tLE
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THE Nashville Banner says: 'tAn
apparently Northumberland report
has reached here from East Tennessee
that the Presidents old homestead In
Greenyille is being refitted, preparatory
TO being occupied by its old inmates.
These repairs were ordered some time
since, but IL is said that they have been
hurried, of late, in case the house might
be needed on short notice. About ten
miles further east, at way station
named Henderson, there Is a farm of
], 900 acres with valuable mill and
building, lately purchased by the Pres
ident's household, which is also being
improved and rehtted. Here, too, the
workmen, under orders, are hurrying
on the work; for what purpose has not
been definitely ascertained."
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TIE Pendleton Democracy are in IA
vor of Immediately paying of the 5-2O's
with greenbacks. "A green back is a
Government promise to pay" ItreP-
resents a sum Of money loaned to the
Government without interest, and no
time fixed for its payment. For this
reason it is at discount Of from thirty
to forty per cent. Nowif the PROPOSE
ton is for the Government to buy up
bonds as fast as possible with any sur
plus greenbaclSs in the Treasury, that
Is the position OF the Republican party.
II It is proposed that the Government
shall pay its debts by manufacturing
not paid on presentation, when are they
to be redeemed2 Are they 20 be re-
deemed or repudIated at last?
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Mrs. GREELEY advisesiyoung wo-
men in a practical way how they may
preserve their health and have red
cheeks, without the aid of rouge. Her
words are:
"Too many young girls sit moping
within doors over some trivial and
should be seeking vigor, elasticity and
happiness from the liie-giving influ-
ences of wood and meadow, breeze and
sunshine. Pursue this out door recre-
alton, use SRWyer's Barber's S0Hp-
and DOCTORS gigs in front of your resi-
dences will be changed TO the wagons
of butchers and grocers-a consummR-
tion devoutly prayed for by every poor
man with a house full of marriageable
girls"
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Ii the President is convicted, the
Chief Justice will swear Wade in in
the Senate Chamber, and thus legally,
at once, remove johnson. A certified
copy of the record Will be filed in the
State Department, and another official
copy served on Mr.. johnson by the
United States Marshal and Sergeant-at-
arms of the Senate.
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ST. LOoIs.

ST. LOUIS, May 1I.-Geo. F. Glazer,
Fred. Luchaw and James Cole, con-
victed of afixing false brands to tobac-
CO, have each been sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the county
jail, and to pay fine of $4,000. The
Judgment carries with it the confisca-
tion ofthe tobacco fraudulently brand
ed and their factory.
An attempt was made yesterday
morning to burn the new Masonic
Temple, corner of Seventh and Market
streets, but the flames were extin-
guished before much damage was
done, and the incendiary arrested.
The anniversary of the capture of
Camp Jackson was celebrated yester-
day at Union Park. Several posts of
the Grand armyof the Republic, some
German Societies, four pieces of artil-
lery, two fire engines and considera-
BILE number of citizens Joined in the
procession, which marched through
Park, a general enjoyment was in
dulged in. An Grafton was delivered
in German by Gen. Earl Beburz, a few
speeches were made by other persons,
the whole ending with display of
fireworks in the evening and q, ball.
The participants were mainly German.
Tha spring meeting of the Iaclede
Racing Association begins next Mon
day, and promises to be of unusual In
terest. A large number of horses are
already here, representing Illinois,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio Kansas
and Missouri, and others are expected.
There are a. large number of trothng
and fast trotting roadster horses here5
and the trotting season, which begins
June 1st, Will be unusually brilliant
and worthy. of note.
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LIEUT.. GOV. LEE, of Ohio, returned
from Washington to Columbus, Thurs
day. He says, without doubt. that
there viii be 80 votes for the conviction
of johnson, without counting that of
the President pro teni., which VIII be
given If necessary.
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General Confersuce OF the n. Z.

General COHIeI1uOS WI s"O
- Cnuren'
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Conference
assembIed at the usual hour, Bishop
Anes in the chair. -
a delegation from Canada were for
maIly received, and addressed the Con-
The Consideration of the question Of
the admission of Southern delegates
was then resumed. Speeenes WeLs
made by Messrs. Fogter, Crane and
49,,
DR.. Harris offered aseries of resolu-
tions providing for their immedlale
admission. pending the oonslderanon ~
OF which the Conference Adjourned 70
meet In the afternoon.
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New York CattIe RIarset-

RBoEIPTs-For the week, Q. .16i beeves,
10, ,746 sheep and lambs, q. .695 hogs.
BEEvEs-Actlve with only moderate
demand at higher prices; extra at l9c;
is1<c; inferior and ordinary at 15Iza
l6Xc.
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-1c higher under
the small receipts; only ESQ on sale to-
day, and quickly disposed of at 61<a
101<c. --rl
Hods-Depressed by the liberal offer
ings and the demand not active; sales
Mt 9R101<c. s
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wAsnrEaroN Star says that Tuesday
will be the most exciting day in WASH
ington since the surrender of Lees
armY,
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EIneoulations r. Concerninr Conviction.

specuIatipns Concerning Conviction.
.iWAsHINGToN, May u.-While the
Senate was In secret session, exclpeo
crowds were In the lobby an1ious' TO
know the course of debate inside. F're-
auent inquiries were made of All who
were supposed to know anythlng OF
the matter. It was ascertatned that
Grimes, Fessenden and TrumbuH, had
clearly expressed themselves against
the conviction of the President1 while
Henderson was against all the articles
of mpeachmentexcep the 11th. Sher-
man and Howe, according to general
report, supported only the I'd. 80. 4th
sth and Iith articles. Edmunds, Will
liams and Morrill,. of Maine. supported
ali the articles, while HENDRICKS,
Davis, johnson, and Dixon opposed
Tomorrow has been set for the trial
NJ Surratt, the prosecution already
having summoned their witnesses; 1t L.
is not certain the case VIII oe trien, .ais as
ffe defense may show good reasons Tor
a.continuAnce. a.
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THERE were rumors In Washington
Sunday, that President johnson would
resign before the taking of the vote.
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RiIer ma Weather.

RITTrBURoH, Nav 11-NOon.-hIVer
eight feet seven inches by. pier marx
and falling. Weather clear and pleas
CINcIENATI, May 1.-the river has
fallen Is inches since Saturday,- Win
81 feet inches in the ehanneli WeaiheF
clear; thermometer 64o