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Receipts OF Produces.

LOUISVILLE-Steamer Virginia. bbls eggs 4
bbls apples 3 kegs lard kegs butter q cOops
fowls John Bentz-50 bbls -four D Fisher &cO-25
do Chenoweth, Casey &co-772 do 1000 SKIS corn
100 bbls pork J + Nillavaso-lO0 do Chas Slay.
back &cO-lO0 do A ID Grief &co-lO csks bacon
As bbls pork Post Hobby-l5 ties hams Grief &
Byrnes-l2O kegs lard to S Wallis ScO-3l bbls
meal McFarlan, Straight &co-27 do f Emmerso
&co-lO do W NJ Aikman-lO0 do 5 DuSouchet
&cO-7l kegs lard bbls beans bxs eggs f Del.
Bondio-lOt furniture John + Hyde &cO-ls slabs
Felowes, FergusOn& Hervey-lO cases tobacco
S H,rnsheim-2 do G Block &co- do NJ Peasant
hhds tobacco JnO E King-l cases mdse + Par
mele-S pkgs mdse Brooks, Macdonald &co-5l
bbls crackers Chas A Whitney &cO-l box books
Is bdls paper Stevens SEYMOUR bbls eggs
G W Byrne &co-l2 rolls leather Weishaar-260
bbls flour $50 bbls pork % csks bacon isl SKIS
corn Summers Brannins-25 ties hams 25l kegs
lard Keep Caulfed-lOO bbls -four 40 ties hams
Cobb. Dolhonde AGO IL do Ia csks bacon Il bxs
bacon 10 bbis oil to Kennett 4 Bell Dbl mdse
Howard. Prestons & Barrett-l5O bbls pork 63t2
SKIS corn so ties lard 10 Fairchild & Bingham-lOO
wagons IS pkgs mdse Col J McGonnigle-7S
coops fowls Miller 4 Meyers do G BaTr-l65
sheep leo hogs J l. Sickland-sundries to order
Total hhds tobacco
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Iberville-i6 bales of
cotton Z X Walker &co-ll A B Charpanter-l3
J VsnhOrn AGO Is Lewis Flower Il Macs
8 Cobb. Dolhonde &co-2 Blsckshesr & Mnler-l6
A II Pesle &co-S T Hickmsn-3 Il Massey
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U, 8, Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western D OuIsinna and Texas.

The Railroad FerrybOst foot Of ST. Ann street.
opposite jackson Square, DAILY ~ NJ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algisrs StsA.M
Shippers and eOnsnees Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans Trar er Company, Camp and Common
have their gosds received delivered any part
Of the city reduced rates Of drayage
Frsght for stations the road orlandlngs the Teche
and for opelousa deliverable at New iberia St Martins
VILE received dai Sundays excepted from to NJ,
the foot Of St Ann street.
eight for all Bayou Lafourche between Laba-
dieye and Lorkport for Bslanger Canal and for Houns
will be received and transported through via Race and
fourche and Terebonns stations through Steamboat
All outward freight payable the time Of Shipment
al inward freight on delivery.
G. ". r. BAILEY,
I.rA
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ExpOrta.

BOSTON-Schr J Bragdon-936 bales cotton
5000 slaves
PENSACOLA-Schr Texana-l00 bbls -four 20
bbs pork l bbls whisky 10 SKIS coffee $50 SKIS oats
1000 SKIS corn so SKIS bran 60 bales hay and sun
dries
CIENFUEGOS-Bri Lissbel-2OOO empty bbls
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Masters or Vessels

VII confer favor upon the press by hosting
their signal numbers Rodgers or Msrryatt's
Code) on arriving within five miles OF " Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival viii be reported
several hours in advance Of the time it now re-
qures TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass Is provided
with signal books aud can receive communications
by means of signal flags. 3. 3. 0sBoH,
Boarding Officer, 8 " Pass.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Providence, r l, Feb Arr from New Orleans,
schr I II Stone
FOREIGN PORTS.
Malaga, Jan l6-Arrived from New Orleans, via
VgO, brig Caroline
London Jan 2O-Cleared for New Orleans, ship
Marcia c Day, Chase
Liverpool. Jan lied for New Orleans, ship
Bombay, Jordan
Bordeaux, Jan l7-Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Marietta
BrenerhsveD. Jan l6-Arr from New Orleans,
barks Daretta, Gurgena and INLAND
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Brig Isabel PaDuo for Cenfuegos, JOS Kelley
Schr J BIagdon, NewcOmb. for Boston,
Tho.ndyke & Norton
Schr Texana, Taylor, for Pensacola, Master
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship George Washington, eager, from New
York % inst, 20 a MOultOn-2d district
Brit ship Stsffi Nc Allister, from Glasgow, to
Wood Low * Ludwigsen-POint
Brit ship Asiatic Andrews, from Liverpool, TO
EJ Fcrstall & Sons-Point
Brit hip David Cannon, Hobbs, from Liverpool
o. Lowell & Baey-lst district 10
Ep ship Favorita Casabella, from Havana, in bal.
last, tD l. Grsnde &ce-POint
Sp bark Polar, Garrega, from Havana, in ballast,
to PUG Bros-P0int
Bark Abbott, Maxwell, from MOntevediO. in bal
last 20 master-P Point
Hahn brig Anna Sophia, Builerbeck, from Rio de
Jauero. to Elliott x McKeever-lst district Is
Schr Rrazos, Arnauj, from Matamor0s, TO VIM
Goldenbow-2d district Ia
Schr II Bahson. Hulse, from Ruatan, to master
I'd district -
Br schr Morris, FroHiy, from Tuspan, to master
% district
Schr Wild Goose, Martin, from Lafourche, to mas
ter-2d district 10
Lugger Hope, May. from Bayou L'Ours, to mas
ter-2d district IA
TowBOATs.
Vulcan Perfect, from the Passes-TOwed do En
and TO sea. bHgs Daphne, VIM Pitt and Sir
Robert Peel-BrOught up schrs Horato Bah
son ard BraZos
Heroine. Brown, from the Passes-Went down
light Brought up ship Favorita, barks Polar
and Albert and schr Morris
STEAMBOATS,.
Virginia, Oglesby, from Louisville.
lberyille. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
JIM Sharp. Dugas, from Lockport.
Victory, Dalteres, from lafourche.
Early Bird POiteveut from Pearl River.
Louise. Hopkins. from Nshile-P RR.
Frances, Hopkins, from Mobile-P BIZ.
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SPECIAL. Nttras.N..

Mrs. WinsIoF's Soothing syrup, fer
Children Teethrg greatly fStes the process Of testhng
by sofenBg the gums reducing all iahsnAoWn allay all
Pam and pssmodie seton. and Il regulate the bovel
Depend upoo Nother 1t will sve yourselves,
esrd health wsha up and sold this srt
years and ss sonhdne- and Oft what
besn ahs say any other sdne-Neyer has
is tailed sin instance effect Cure when tim ly used
did know dissatisfaction by any
Who used On the contrary all delighted with its Ope-
ration speak Of Communication Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We In this matter "What
DO know ser year, Of experience, and pledge
stion H She fulHment Of declare In almost
every where the infant suffering pain and
hsustion relief will found sheen twenty
sfter the syrup is adminstersS.
Full directions using will accompany each bottle Be
call Mrs winsows Soothing Syrup having th
smile of"Curtis Perkins, wrapper An
Others base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the word Prizes, eoly s.
cent? per Bottle
oHices-25 Fulton street. New York; 21 High HOIborn,
London England; al St. Paul street. Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD a CO, Agents
"A Magazine street, New Orleans, LG
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below Waiting Orders.
a emOrandas

Ship Assam Valley Evans, from London, Dec l3,
to Ashbridge j. Ocean
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY atSnE
tNOR VICksBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
h@tehel, Fort Adams. Bayou and all intermediate
andngs-Ihe steamer m ta Captain T. p Lesthers,
Sam Ayes clerk vii her trips Saturday
evening, nj O'Clock
sISNOTT 4 ADAMS, Is Commercial P1soa
Steamer Magenta Vcksburg With the
Countess Tor Yssso Riys, and with the steamer Myrtle t
spnhoyer River.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

c. r. GIRARDEY & co. sell, at II o'clock A. NJ. at 6
Baronne street, oil paintings and engraynga
A. DUCHIRON sells at n O'Clock n, 10 Tchoupitoulas
and ~ New Leyte street, sundries.
MONTGOMERY BROS. co. sell, At IL O'Clock, At their
Auction Mart 81 Camp street. furniture, etc; also,
II O'Clock At +. Liners Stable. on GrAvier street,
horses mules, etc.
n8- See advertisements second page.
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Eartns 5nt&uisente.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT OTTIoE, No. * CAN'T srRzzf,
Tuesday, February IL, 1868.
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BATE heIOr's HAIR Dye-This Splendid
Hair Dys the beet in TIL world the aud
Dye harmless re be instantane ridiculous tnts
resdrs The III effects Of bad dyes nygora and leaves the
Hair and beautiful 81 ack Bro Sold by all Dug
sts and PeTum and ropery applied ut Bachelors Wig
Fsc No 10 Bond street New York
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TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT,
New orleans, Jan. l. 1868.
Shippers Informed that this company Is giving
Through Bills Lading ~ the above points
All claims for Loss, Damage 0vershargs will be
prom PLY settled at point Of de livery.
For further ation inquire the Depot Caope
street. the Company's Office a CarnnJelet street.
I. s. WILLIAMS, Genl Superintendent
JAWS YoScE General Freight Agent.
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I r. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO NANUFACroR7,

Conner ChAItres and Cont strsets
NJ J. sARRAZIN Thankful FIR the patronage extended
him since the establishment Of his
used hi ions bis wLdes-rvsd r-puta-
ton, and able OF the Southern superior
article Of cut lob for smoking put ali pack
suit the trade Bis Of chewing robaSe0
Pipes, Cigars, etc, 70 renewed By every arrival
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TOWBOATS.

IUW 6UAIO.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDFRsIGNED, WISHING TO EsrAB-
sh equitable and uniform rate Of fowsge and to oer
greater facilities 70 the shipping enng aud leaving this
port, have combined the following 1ovhoats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, ThOs. A. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
AieRcO and Reliance.
TIE number and power Of the Rbsvs associated Line Of
Towboss that detention will occur either
the bar or m this port -
PETER NANCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBBkB Err,
Harry Wrisht Line.
EDWARD A YORKE Co., T Line
Associated One s. CaroDdelat street stairs
j. G.. NOR ROSS,
CHAS FITZENRITER,
Levse Agents.
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WAsRING MADE EAsN
BOWMAN'S PATENT TRIUMPHANT

Premium recommended by the L0uisisns State FAIR Of
lsCs, to the AMERICAN WASHING COMPOUND, the
aid beet invention of the age and housewives
friend Washbosrds and mach entirely Of
dste Instead OF whole day In tedious washing
be dsne in from to hours with the Ameresn
Washing Compound. Wherever Il has been used the cd
fashioned Soaps comparatively o. it costs
One Quarter the price Of the ldhoned Soaps and be
with hard sof with perfect 1t will
inure the clothes in the slightest possible 1t will
entirely Remove Grease Spots and Paint and the
clothing 1t labor it time; IL money
patience Il is the best tnng the world
ing with universal appreciation. It only need, trial
any Of its utility aud economy. II you
your washing nice easy quick and cheap try the American
Wa hing Compound and you vii be without IT, For
sale by G. W. W. GOODWIN Agent,
Corner Customhouse and Peters street and
Grocsrs ana Druggists generally.
UNS. ............... G. UNs
in receipt Of fu line Of English German and
American Douole Single G UNs, at reduced prices
HENRY FoL5OK 4 co,
No. Old Levee street. opposite the Postofiee.
Agency Remington ATAs Company,
Depot OF CoIs Reviewers.
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VICKsBURa.


LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, AT5PE
VTICG URG, NATCHFZ AND KEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. 3. Nail Packet
II. Il. Lee,
JNO. W. CANNON, hssses.
will leave above vlcksbsrg Matches Grand CALI Rod
st Joseph, Waterproof For, Adams
Rouge. DOnadsOnvls aud all intern sdiats landngs
The T. lee viii tske freight and passengers YAEO0
river, with ivilege OF reshppBP at VcksburE
FOR freight Or passage having ased accom- daOns
apply on board or
GEO ID. HTTE, Agent. II Tchoupitouias st.
A BRirTOE a Co, Front street
vICKsBURG.
Leaves evsry TUESDAY, at 5F.z
FOR VICKsBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY,
Matches, Fort Adams Bayou Sara, BAo- Rouge. and all
ntsTmsdate lAndngs-The elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen,
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master,
WIN commence her regular trips on MONDAY EVENING.
the llh inst leaving New Orleans Monday svesng At
5P.H FOR height passage % ly on board, or to
sINEoIr ADAMS, Is Commercial Place.
P. s-Tbe Gov Allen connects vieksburs vim
steamers Calumet FOR YsIoo River and Myrtle sunaowsr
givr through bills Of lAding for all points on me abovu
The Allen built expressly the tAdA nnd
will remain the sntire twelve months in the year
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TTHROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
December Sth and 18th,
January 5th, 18th ard 18th.
And February 18th and 25th,
With Steamships OF the fret esss1
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address the undersigned at III
West street. New York DIN DARLINGTON. Agent
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ghs Hsw erIsaus erssssnt Tassaas february H. 1ae8.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BRAZOA SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. ls,M srI
FOR BRAZOs sANTfAso-yIA CALVES
ton weekyrhs lOw-pressurs sidewhse irsn steamship
Agnes,
T. S. BOURNE, Commander
viii leave above wharf, Of St. Joseph street,
connecting Galveston steamer Tartar for
Santiago Freight Agnes for BrAzos Santiago viii be
reshipped at Galveston
For freight or passage sppyto
CHAs A WHITNEY co, Agents,
FB-NO freight received without order once
GALVESTON-INDIANOLA
EoEGAE LINE O. S. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
following nee Ion lS"prsssurs sssAnships form this
Crescent .........:x Morgan.
Josepsi1e-nc- building .''' 1890
VIM g. Hewe.,
GEO. E. TRIP, Commander
VIII sail WEDNESDAY, February 18th, at Sac
CHAS A. WHITNEY co. Agents.
SO and 81 Camp street
EOR .-......FoR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. OPBLoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
sks the EsTy Boat sGeCss Jackson sqTsss
DAYS st u O'Clock and the train leaving the Agiers
Depot at arriving ~ Brashear Ci'vs IL taking
the Morgan Line steamships Brashear for Galveston.
MntsgOr da..................C CAPTAIN J. ATKINSON
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAYS.
Morgan. CAPTAIN J. n. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets to he had state until O'Clock
ous.. Raj road Company No g Cana street or at the
Ferry Landing, on the morning o departure;
BALTIMOR Ell
FOR BALTIhoBs AND HAVANA
rHB NEW ORLEANS, BALrIMoRE AND HAvANl
REGULAR sEsIEoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LIBERTY......lsS tsas.....Tbos. BeiR, Commander
OVbA...........lls' tens. .DukshHri Oor'7andsr
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
rorcusb rSke.s 70 New FORK. eco.
E'Og BALTJSORs ARS HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid last sisaaAshir
Cuba.
DUKEHARF. Commander
WIZ leavs Is above, on FRIDAY, February 7th at
O'Clock P. n.
For freight passage having unsurpassed socsn-a0ds
sOns, apply to YITHERsPOoN, HALsEY CO., Agents.
70 Osrondelet street
n BIO bills OF lsdiRg those Of the Company vii
signed Permite for freight 10 procpred from th
day of sailing
Tbe LTRPRTY. CAPTAIN mos A. Baia. viii follow
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HOrDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
MENr.
To sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY OF Every Month,
Commencing Saturday Dec % ats oelockr
TOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
J. T woRRILL, Commander.
For freight passage. apply
BROOKS MACDONALD a co, Agents,
SO Carondeiet street.
Tie TRArE WIND connects with the Enterprise
for Ssnto Tonss onoa, YsAbel.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEARs, JACKSON And
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
81. Louis, LouIsviile, Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
AtInHtn, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FHvIGHT on THE
Il ALABAMA RlNkR-Hhs MOBILE TRADE COM
PAN1 sTs Eow runEng DAILY LINZ OF NlG-
Der One Freight and Passenger Boats the Alabama
River leaving Mobile kVtKN EYESIN9 oc,ek,
the SATURDAY and WEDN sSOAY Packets extending
their ps ia WetumpkA Frepht iesving New Orleans 81
THURSDAYS Fridays and TUESDAYS VIII be pat
through to WetumpkA wi'heat detention.
sINNOiT a ADAMS Agents, IS Commercial Place
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

The civil war in Japan seems likely to end
in the triumph of the allied Daimios over the
Tycoon. The latter, it is reported, has been de-
feated in severe engagement, and fled to
Yeddo The Government of the young Mikado
has notified the representatives of the foreign
powers that Japan will faithfully adhere to the
treaties. On the other hand, however, report
reaches US that all the foreigners have left
Hiogo and Osaca, and that one foreign vessel
has been fired upon by the japanese. How
ever this may be, it is incredible that the
Mikado Government should ever seriously think
of violating the treaties. The Japanese have,
during the last ten years, seen and heard too
much about the power and the civilization Of
foreign nations ever make serious attempt to
return to their former isolation
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
A CARD FROM GEN. FREMONT.
20 ire Editor Of TIE TSfbtms

20 ht Editor Of n, TSfbuae
SIR THE TRIBUNE of yesterday, in what purports
TO be letter from Mexico, repeating official state
ments, gives a very partial and inferior view OF my
connection with "an attempted Mexican loan" and
oms altogether any reference to the principal reason
for my having anything to do with Mexican loan
or Mexican bonds.
The leading feature in the negotiation with Gen.
Ochoa and the reason for making it, were to procure
a Pacific Railway terminus at the port of Guymas,
in connection with railroad projects that was then
and am still engaged in. The contract made with
him had no reference whatever to any loan to Mexico
The two points were railroad from Ell Paso delNorte
20 Guymas and the reestablishment of Mexican in
dependence The money considerations stipulated
for we're what were necessary to carry out the objects
of the contract and available only In the event OF
success.
At the date of this transaction, which was in Feb
ruary Of 1866 the Juareg Government had Q merely
nomnal existence, and it required belief in the
necessary intervention of Our Government in Mexi-
can aais TO recognize probable future for it, or to
Expect any aid from it, either in railroad grants
bonds TO build them.
Mr. Romeros official letters TO me show that he Of
ferod TO recommend tho railway grant to his Govern
ent and that he approved these transactions so far
as his instructions would authorize him to CO.
4 Az simply personal matter l should not have
aboueht II necessary to remark upon the letter Of
your correspondent but the statement, though as
cunning to be official, is Onesded, and the omissions
render Il miSstatement of a matter OF business
fhe proofs TO correct which are in my hands
3 therefore write you this note. and request that
kou will do me the favor to publish it as present
Correction, sufficient for the poot presented am
6ir, yours truly ~
lStw. ygrk, March 10, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
WHITE BLACKG YARDS AND BLACK GEN
TIEMEN

The agency of the press in the work of re-
construction in the Southern States has been
of great Importance. and has had very decided
effect. Long before the Rebellion overtly broke
out this powerful engine was active and un-
scrupulous in "frng the Southern heart"
Most readers will remember the truculent
style of the leading journals their Bobadllian
rhodomontade about Southern courage and
Northern cowardice, their scurrilous diatribes
upon the social, religious, and political opinions
of the people of the free States, their insoent
and bullying tone in regard to any man OF
their own section who ventured to doubt the
immaculate character of their advice or the
omniscience of their foresight. But under the
chastening hand of afilictiOn they became more
reasonable; and, as the naughty COnfederacy
retreated step by step before yankee shop
"keeping, peddling poltroons," these fire.
eating and lava-drinking soldiers Of the goose
quill moderated their tone, and when that
little arrangement at AppomattOx Court-House
came to cOnsummation, they "roared you as
gently as any sucking dove;" their fire had
been drawn; Bobadil had not quite killed his
twenty men per day; the boast that one
SOutherner would devour five Yankees had not
been exactly fulflled the days of rail-ridng,
tarring, whipping, and similar polite attentions
to strangers, had passed away; with failure
came chastened spirit, and for time 1t was
possible to open representative Southern
journal without being startled by an explosion
of gunpowder, dazzled with the CLEAN of
bowie-knife, smelling hot tar, or covering ones
self with coat of feathers. The fierce barks
of the Daniels and the Rhetts disappeared
along with their advertisements Of Grained
"hounds to hunt runaway slaves-no catch, no
"pay,n and long suffering country had reason
to hope that common decency, if not common
sense, had at last come to rule in the Southern
press
There was the error. The volcano had been
temporarily cooled down under tho Northern
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

We have the authority Of The Herald for
saying that Gov. English of Connecticut "ex-
"pends freely his large private fortune for
" campaign purposes" We certainly do not
suppose that Gov. English is capable of using
his money improperly, and only note tue fact
just now so that when the dismal howl OF the
Democratic papers about Radical greenbacks
te-purchasing, and so on, comes up, as it
certainly will, the people may remember that
the Democratic Governor (now in ofice) Eek
"pends freely his large private fortune for
campaign purposes" 1t may be interesting
to know that the same writer says that as high
as $7j each was paid to induce Democrats to
vote the Republican ticket in New-Hampshire.
Now, if any Radical Cr@sus should invade
Connecticut with bag of greenbaeks, perhaps
Gov Englishs "large private fortune might
enable him to "outbid yon sordid huckster,"
and keep his dear lambs within the fold, secure
from the temptations Of the bondhOlding aris-
tOcracy
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

John Devlin of Brooklyn, convicted OF the
triple crime of illicit distilling, selling whisky
without license, and removing spirits to other
places than those designated by law, was SEN
fenced yesterday by Judge Benedict in the
United States Circuit Court, Brooklyn, to pay
a fine of $500 and be imprisoned two years in
the Albany Penitentiary. Although this pun
ishment is light, compared with the extent Of
the crime, and the fortune which the prisoner
has doubtless swindled the Government out of,
it is particularly gratifying to know that some
of the authorities, at least are determined
that no man can disregard this law
"and escape punishment" We have
received note touching An editorial para
graph which recently appeared in THE TRIBUNE,
saying that but two or three distilleries had
been condemned in this city. One hundred