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New-York tribune., 1868-03-06
IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.

We have just issued an extra four-page
sheet Of THE TRIBUNE containing the proceedings In
Congress the question Of Impeachment together with
the letters and teegaphlc dispatches from our Wsshng
ton correspondence editorial articles &C. &c. Price two
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-06

THE MUsEUM.-The Manager of Barnum's
Museum has once at No. ga Broadway for the
purpose OF closing up the Museum affairs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-06
ERNANI.

The second performance of Ernani," last
night was better than the first. Pancan was In magnin'
cent voice. and his admirable qualities as an artist re-
ceiyed more of the appreciation due them than they have
generally had heretofore. Mrs States, freed from tho
embarrassment Of her debut developed better range OF
than Monday night but we found no reason 70
change our opinion Of her culture.
MADAME ROSA IN FRA DIAvoLo.
Tonight Madame Rosa will sing in FRA
Dayoo" Beside the interest attaching to the hrst ap
pearance OF this popular artistic in new character the
additional attraction is offered OF Roncon ID one OF nH
most cOmlcal psrts-that OF Lord AlIcdsh.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-06
&usin.ss Hotties.
STARR g. MARCUS,

A splendid assortment of FURNITURE
or NKw ELEGANT DKsIGNs
QAso FURNITURE great variety at popular prices
MRYKs No. CSC Broadway.
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nay appoint, whose directions as the csnstruetisn
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M sen p6opssai MI state sIpltsiy whetest the
ifany poriioa may bs accepted withou, sSs ~
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Aecepting sureties, and TO eFone third Ia yS1s
o. the amount bid, and be eerf led as 70 their su6
se1sSy y sHIs principal United States civil ossr
The iFhi TO reject any or ell the bids offered is
p.JSns.ts Sill DO made .. The work ,,rosrs..ss.
ear feet 10 per cant o. Is: value u he work doss
being retai med until the whole 10 competed.
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jss-td Bet MAJOR osasrsiU "a.
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In regard to the dischsrre of nv dus,ss a
Mayor, j shall have more 10 say At the prope,
time and p:S. Ths ~. .;.s such :: az ~
Know. WSsther / shall Be- sSis 10 aSs. ana ",
overcome the difncuities and a. - rrass n IN n
that sui round us-to ssnovs the slodd thai
hangs like Z pail add sssts dark shade Of
,ss Sys gs s. s;,Sd y: .n.s, y
late, remsius 10 81 seca. ifrSatT tell Yoa m 4,
I distrust my qualifications, my ability and
power to do these thiprs, endi shall, no tioub f,
sSs pp.oS. to ar ss
such quaiihcations, hcwevor, &c / posssss--
with heart and will 10 DO al IN NJ Dovsr TO
make this city worthy the na9e' Il bsars,
=: capital ss Of %s:i n:sSl Oa
Ties with 4 ain fSiiahee "a bivins fkovidssc
that he Will aid, direct and dsfSn1 ne IL me
right. =, :!
,mapovs the sspitsss sspSstio" N Ia nv, u
augment the means 81 sdueatIng your children
by 1nersasise he number and sksrAsl lei Oh our
public echoois. thfeush appronp lations by
e {, ss.s e: ..usSs, q ~:
with souiisss spscuistors, eontrastofs and
other corruptiopists that ooasuns ths rsye.
nuss OF the corporation, and sstaS lishinr . sys.
wSo p.csivs snd disburss ne pcoUls,s m sa,
10 reduce our systsm OF sxpsndifurs to . d n.
ule And ecouofnical form. 10 infuse into our
population that spirit OF proeress and "A Va 9.
ment that animstss other ofties, with far less
advantages than we possess, adding annually
SeSs, and miiiions upon millions 10 their
wesith-in All euch slY6rts, shall hone TO ne.
csive the aid and GO Operation ofths CITY Coun.
ellis, and our eotsrprisIng business men Of ali
q sho.s pPPs.sn "a ii nSo have Soaor:d n:
with thsfr aupport
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TORONTO, June 2.--The Field Brigade, CON-
posed Of regulars and volunteers In Toronto,
has been placed In = state Of efficiency. STAT
officers In charge Of camp Jequipage, forage
stores and all other requisites have been ap.
pointed, and details for prompt action In case
the services Of the brigade should be required,
arc Al arranged. Four guns Of the Royal ar
tiilery, stationed here, left this morning for
Prescott. A strong guard from the 10th regi-
ment has been placed over the drill shed and
the new jail.
MONTREAL, June2.-A Provisional battalion
under Major Brown, OF the Tooth, will be
formed at Chambly
Two priests are here from Aigiers seeking
relief for famine-stricken Arabs.
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CONrIDEACE.

There IL an old saw attributed to David
Crockett "bs sure you are right and then 60
ahead" The practical acceptance Of this
automatic thought, 10 essentially important In
these times, The Republican party have nom.
mated Ulysses 8. Grant for President and
Schuyler Colfsx for Vice President, and the
purpose IL TO elect this ticket. II ought to be
and 1t can be elected. Conndsnce and enthu
siasm win not do 1t. Work, labor, and organi
zation can accomplish II. Nothing else will
We have now ono full month In which we
can so far perfect our organisation before the
Democratic ticket 10 In the field, that II We do
our duty We can Achieve an immense advan.
tage. Every town, village and school district
must be canvassed and organized. We should
stop At nothing short OF this. II will not do
to rely upoa enthusiasm. Grants name 10 a
tower OF strength, and Colfax 10 popular. So
far so good. We gain much, very much from
this; but we gain more BY work and orgsniIa y
tion than we can possibly gain by any over.
weening confidence In tho strength OF our
ticket, or in the fact that our principles are
sound, as we know they are.
1t will not do to calculate upon any divis-
ions In the Democratic party. They may fight
and quarrel like cats and dogs before the nomi.
nation, but when their ticket 10 once nxed
fact then the party 10 unit. II does not mat
ter who their candidate may be. Brick Pome
roy, O. L. Vallandighsm, Judge Chase. Fred
Douglass, william Lloyd Garrison, Wendell
Phillips, even supposing these men would
consent, or some uoknown bl ,ok or white man
no matter who, the Democracy will rally to
man In support Of the ticket which shall be
nominated at New York on the eth Of July.
What Mr.. Calhoun so aptly characterized
~ "rhe cohesive power Of public plunder"
rules the Democratic party, leaders and peopis
They want the spoils. They have been for .
long time out In the cold. They msaa tn ret
In. 1t does not signify who shall lead them;
the spoils they want, and snythiag that prom
ises them the control OF the thousand NIL.
lions, more or less Of patronage, will Be 20.
eepted, gladly accepted.
Let, then, the Republicans make up their
minds that this Democratied party will aecep.
anybody-anything that promises them the
spoils. Platforms, men, are not hing; piunds
10 everything Mark this, and prepare for It
Every Democrat will endorse Mr.. Greeley,
view, "universl suffrage and universal an.
nesty," or 'universsi suffrage and amnesty
when they can get 1t, or rier rersa. It mAttsss
not Whit so that they get At the patronage.
Tos De n 'erst power, patronage, plumber 10
everything principle 10 nothing.
We say, therefore, to our people every
where, organize, kuow your men, influence tn,
doubtful; delay not = single day; do you
whole duty. Cultivate all the enthusiasm
that 10 Ia the rsuks you can, but work work
work. from now to the day OF election.
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Our psople have heard much. and doubtless
thoueht much, of this important mission on
the part of the ohinese ooyerument in send.
ins TO the oovernments of the Western world
An imnortsnt .mb,,,v Al The head Of which
stauds Hon, Arson purlIus sme. an American
c,t,,.n nj. not i,,,ie ,on. ~ All. IN Al the
olde,t nation an the ylobs ,hould seleot . ma.
t,vs Of ne roun,s,t n.t,oo 10 hs a. ren,e.ent..
,,v. WIZ, ~ IN m..ns W. c.nnot Al mi,
lin. fully fsthom. hui n i, .,fs 10 saw that n
man. pro~re., II mean. commerc,al pros-
perItv. growth, liberty. and. A, Mr.. Burlin.
raue has .,id. - the uniac.t,op of the human
raee.n
M. Burllorame come, amonr ~, a. the ran
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Convention OF Medical superinton.
deuts.

Bosros, June 2.-The medical superinten.
dents OF American Institutions for the insane
began their twenty-seoond annual session al
the American house to-day. The association
was called TO order by DR.. Thomas 'Kirklyde,
Of the Pennsyivania hospital for the insane
at Phtladelphia. The minutes OF the last
annual session at Philsdelphia were read by
the secretary, Or. John Cowen, Of the Penn.
sylvania State lunatie asylum, at Harrisburg.
The superintendents OF iasane asyiums from
different parts Of the country were in attend.
ance. The first subject considered was . pro-
ject for general law for determining the legal
relations Of the insane and their eommittal to
asylums. A draft OF such law will be per-
fected.
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Pe,,s,es, N.ws.

THx Richmond Wig states that according
70 the resi.trstioS LATE s - they now stand re
e sssto sosem 10 me fs Ucosfesssionsns, . N X.
riot Aecomso, eeC outnumnef tne vns ~
Uity, 20, they outnnmber by over 5000 10
oS s n,s 81 uysr 10 ~. osi,h BIZ
~ t w hxiitsn nnsy mnas
X,v ~ rtSsv au,nunhs, he avs, sooo ~ u
| svidsnt Thai IN aver one ~ shsss d,striots-
he aesroes ali ycsins torether, a. they seem
10 Conares,. guy
THr psyton tohio, LADDER. Mr.. y.,lsndis.
Of ne tpsmosssSie nsrty yhieh II rspss.
sents. Or WA 6.mocrsV or are Marbie.
Hsinine. .nourtins III sehocl y shossn stand.
| Ard besfer on the psstvr Nc dsfSat II insSi.
table. becauae the 1ins Known A The peace
benoersts Win not Support hint II .. All ii
power in the land" l'7' ". =
been .u a IL sonnse.ioS via H =. n rsp
Of Pennsvlvanis, the Philadelphia NORTH
Amsriedn 10 authorised By Mr. Carey to say
that under no circumstancss would he be wi.
ling to accept nomiuatiou for that or any
o. T p s,S,s po' r',s
,.n, ~ .n ..sa.n,. sptn sL p, vac Nc
ment ABOUT iIpeaehmsnt earnestly advises
osHs, s ~ Gnrs vno aes h, Sns s,eeuo oa
oswinS the round over the ala trs@eds And
- 70 SorL ~, ths n sn.h,acsn t,ssstn "A1
A WARNS pApra aavs, uThe chis.so
| Timss admits 4 biz crowd H the couvention.
mi Ma ~ Al ~ "a "a ~ srthnstssm T'ncS
Ing from q Dsmoeratie standpolnt, Il 10 not
strange II should think so. A Democrat can
| see no enthusiasm where there IL no one
afunk'"
The Albany (Qa.) Esrs, encouraged by the
fact that In southwestern Georgia the negroes
GENERALLY voted for the Demoeratie ticket,
| AYE I'VE ptoiounay assert mat the{ are
the sa,ei guaraians OF tne Hsnonne, Wesse
| no reason longer 70 oppose negro Suffrage"
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jups 1. la0a
ssalsd propa..i. n n ..,-hl.. Il - tSsh.
seeretsI ~ az ma Nsxr mi Nv az EuA ~
the Nav Depsrtmsn,S LIE sast,cns.- ~ ~ ~ y.
cal year endips Jans ~ isss' wiYTI ~ 1870
lntil II O'CLOCK, noon. Oh the 9Th instsnt IN
stsaenery. and addresssi q The ssersssss q
~ s.es mu,, h. .,,,,a Nv IN. ,,s,,,a,,,
or drn Iskinr n. and eertiaeste from 4 Wsii.
known and reliable citizen q 70 he ability Of lie
aecompsuy M. Tho blider ar biSdsrs 10 vho. ~
contract may be sWsrded will be REQ uged 10 eptsS
ave- tSousan nj doiisr. Eitn 10 a. mae ss..sas
ssre,es, fcr III fsithiui s1oeutoa IN NJ = 81 ~
the paries suthorifed 10 be siysn A. surstiss must
accom- lany the proposal. s'-
ssaed IN tusiness outs,Ss ~ WITH ~ Ru{, 4:
with ths iistinct rndsrstan;isf mn nav must
have . branch establishment IN Wssh,S 10. from
When rsouired
fisps..i. : which any On. or nor. article. ar.
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A YEARsrNa ron raE SroILs.-Our neigl
Dor Of the Infehigeneer gets OF the foliowin,

A YEARsINa ron rHE SroILs.-Our neigh.
Dor Of the Iafeiiseneer gets OF the following:
zone Of the Democratic Congressmeu from
N assured Democratic State OF the East has
lust returned from . short visit to his constit-
lency. He says so great 10 the longing OF the
Democratic and conservative masses for the
,verthfow OF the Congregational Jacobins that
Dhief Justice Chase for the Presidency, II the
Use OF hts name will best assure this result.
u course the suggestion 10 subject to the
vent that conservative Republican, shall
'rins him into the aeld with proper prompt.
ness and efhciency."
wesuppose this "assured Democratic State
In the Es,t" 10 0onnectieut. The longing OF
the Democracy herein described Is just as we
expected. "BsrkIs Is willing" II does not
,ignify SO much who the esndidate my be,
only let Us hang upon his skirts. Anything to
bring Us to tbs hsIh pots. The Democracy
will support Julss ChtI,, Of course they
will, they srssvery eoaiesoeudiny people
Give them = eh,nce to win and they will
support anybody. But then the richest part
Of this 10 that the conisrpI.ip. Republican"
must "brlng him into tn, hsld." Just hare Is
the rub; these Conservative Rspubiicans do
sot come up rapidly; they ara loas while
yettins uader way. The probability now 10
that Grant and Coifax will capture all these
people, and that not = sm,ll onnibus load
will be left to d. the mNsh,liny OF the emf
nent Chief Justice, even should hs consent
which does not now appear very evident. We
think this work OF nominating the Chief Jus.
tlce win be left to the tth OF July convention,
and then we shall see what we shall see.
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BOWEN THE VICTOR.
THE MAYoaALTY vo Il

Yesterday the receivers OF votes counted
the ballots for Mayor, at the City Hall, with
seyeasS 'p "sra, not Sss sH Seen HANDED IN
Ing sss. precinct "a y Via IL vote sssn Sy
II III msiopitS IL thst oreeieot. how that NJ,
Bowen has majority Of 90 votes In the city.
According to the present eomplexign Of the
Republican, in the Board OF Aldermen to u
Democratsi the Aldermen will BE- divided
equally, to Z; and In ioint ballot there will
be three Democratic majority. The following
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Case Of Cou nd erfsiting.

TREsros, N. j., June Ain the United
states Court, In the case against William Wal.
on on an Indictment for passing counterfeit
money, Judge Field decided when . contract
. made In New Jersey to sell counterfeit
money, the delivery OF which was made in
View York the latter and not the former State
iad eoEniIanee OF the offence.
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MARRIED,

PALMBB-GRBAsoN. On Monday, June lst,
NJ. Reed, a. D. PALnsi, Of 6oidsSoroI, Il. G.. 70
Miss JENNIE oREAsoS, ofthis city,
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Mr. J. H. JOHNSON, the Republican candi.
date for Alderman In the Fourth ward, led the
party ticket by quite large number Of votes.
No Republican could have been elected In that
ward
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

GEE. scHorrsLD was present at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday, and was formally intro
duced to all the members.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

aES. ScHorIELp, the new Secretary Of War,
has dismissed the soldiers which for some time
have been on guard about the War ONCE. 1t
10 evident that he feels secure In his new po-
ALLAN
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pRoPosALs PoR IRON.

OFFICE OF PAInAsrEa =, NAvI.,
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed "Ptcposals for
lIon. will be received at this ONCE until 10
~ q sa.s f &.
articles, TO- be Of the best quality, and subject 70
nhIpp oy m iS,PsepE omeeI a. The Phlladel
itS I III
'' :: s:Ss pounds hce'd '':e' h. H.
:. ss ,.SSS :: :. =" b IL.
Full particulars respecting the foregoing will be
yard, Philadelphia. II, N. HIESKELL,
je2.1 PaymAster u. IS, N
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

Mayor Hoffman, OF New York, An
Buchanan.
NEw YoaK, June 7.-Mayor Hoffman sent a
message to the Common Council, announcing
the death Of Ex.Presideut Buchanan, and
recommending that suitable action be taken
relating thereto. The Common Council &C.
eordinsly adopted resolutions Of eulosy and
eondolence, and appointed committee to at
tend the funeral. 200
The annual communication OF the Grand
Lodge Of the Free aud Accepted Mssoas was
commenced this afternoon, Grand Master
stephen II. Johnson presiding.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

Mr.. scHEscK has made . great speech upon
the general tax bill. II 10 not ofteI that that
gentleman tries his hand at q set speech, and
whether the one he delivered day before yes.
terday was such or not we will not undertake
to say. or one thing We feel assured, Il 10 q
great speech, and dstrsots nothing from the
known ability OF the distinguished chairman
OF the Committee Of Ways and Means. We
believe Mr.. sohenek favors the reduction OF
the tax upon whisky, and there should be no
delay to reduce Il ct once to twenty-five cents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

The Senate, In executive session, yesterday,
rejected Mr.. Stanbery as Attorney General.
The vote Is said to have been upon strict.
party grounds,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

TIE vorx yesterday was ao.osi-the iarges I
ever cast In this city.
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TH ss.SaSs.s ttES Dsss .a V e. .s..,
sS,'. ~ I: ssrs; y
PISci saSsiis SSsSi s:!s.r Nv Sost sysaTi sSSd
S Sss1s: i'Sgl ss,: d.aHsS: d .. f'sa.' y sasSsi'
81 u brsHns PIssia.at, 9. o. Evans. yiss
= 9nydsr, becIstary.
Onee Houu-e o. N. tetp. =.
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DIED.,

DONALDSON. On the lst instant. At as p. n
CLARA A. oERrnrpE DONALDSON. aged years and
p pRiscoLk. On Monday. III, Is, instant. n,.
N, afssr long and pain ful iinss.. which she bore
yith Christian resignation to the Holy Will Of God
Mrs.. MARY DRfscoLL. In the 6lst year Of her are,
native Of the county Of Cork.
The friend, and seauaiat.nses q ths family are
morninE. At 10 o'clock, from her late resIdeace ,
rhlrteeath street. between and D. South wash.
GIBSON. On the 18th uitiuo, at the residence Of
b. father. in Canada West, RoIERr 0iBsoE, In the
So year OF his age. late Of this city and BAlImors
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

We are at ali times willing to do friendly
turn when people are in distress; and now,
Why would not Belmont for President, and
vsilandisham for Vice President, dol with
these candidates the Democracy could rally
and keep on raIiying all summer.
The ticket would represent the bondholders
and the rspudiators and little Of everything.
All the friends OF each Of the other candidates
would be delighted, because their rival had
not succeeded. II this ticket should not sue.
reed, the great statesmen Of the party would
be left In graceful position for future eieva
ton. As matters are not very promising just
now, all the great men should be packed away
for future use
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

In rHE SENATE yesterday Mr.. Trumbuil
from the Judiciary Committee, reported back
the House bill for the admission Of North and
South Carolina. Georgia, AIabams, and Louis.
lana to Representation In Congress, with
amendments, and the bill A. amended was
ordered to be printed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

!. !,
croker Store o. h. fULToI Co, sii Ninth strsst,
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND HAr.

HEApe'Rs DEPARTMENT or rms PLArrs,l
CHiRr QuARrsRnAsIERs 0gYIcI, y Z
OMAHA, NknnAsKA, Nay %, 1858 }.
Sealed bids, In duplicate, with Eunr Antes signed
By two responsible persons, not kidtsrs. aud as-
eomyanied By deposit Of D. ~, Will be Eeeeiysd
1893 for the delivery % d, follswing named " p.
plies At the points desiGnAted, - - =.
FORT KgARNEY, NBBRAsKA. b.
go cords wood and 50 toas hay. = IN o.. I'D
FORT MCPHERSON, hEBRAsKA .r
l,t75 cords wood and coo tons hay. u
NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA, "'H
: "0s0'dF;o Ei's ss sbe WICK. c3LoRLpo.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03
Steamer burned and Loss OF l.,

Steamer Burned and Loss OF Life.
'NEw oRLEAss, June 2.-The steamer Ben
McCulioch took nre on the 2oth OF May while
lying up for the night In Oudchita river, be-
tween Trenton and Camden, and was burned
to the waters edge. Three lives were lost
VIM. II. Scott, OF Arkansas, and Mrs. Ryan
and daughter, Of Alabama
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

The NEwsBors HONS came up for eonsid-
GRAFTON In the Senate yesterday, and Mr.. Pat
terson, of New Hampshire, introduced "a bill
supplementary to an act to incorporate .
newsboys' home" In the District Of Columbia,
which was referred to the District Commit
tee. It 10 the same bill introduced In the
House on the 10th Of February last by Mr.
Koontr, OF PennsyIvania, and published In
the Erprsu about that time.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

Cosrssriso rHs aELEorIos.-It 10 stated
that the friends Of Mr.. Given intend to contest
the election Of Me-. Bowen. This 10 what the
Republicans desire, ss II would have the eject
OF increasing the mAjority instead OF diminish
ing a. a'