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New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
FIRST TRUTHS IN AGRICULrURE.

"THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE; Book for
Young Farmers BY Gro. +. WARING, jr Author
of Draining for Profit and Draining for Health foms
erly Agricultural Engineer of the Central Park IN
NowYOrk: Second and Revised Edition. is just is
sued and for sale at The Tribune office. 1t is a
simple, terse lucid exposition of those elementary
truths which form the basis Of q knowledge of Agr-
culture as D fence and a productive useful Art.
The author is practical farmer who has mastered
Geology and Chemistry in order to comprehend the
why and wherefore OF every application of material
or labor to the soilto make himself acquainted with
the essential properties of Potash, Lime, Gypsum,
Guano, Charcoal, Muck, Bones, Ammonia, &c, and
know why and how each of them modifes soils and
increases production. Though dealing with facts
unfamiliar TO many there is no obscure sentence and
scarcely hard word in the book; its 2ji fair open
pages maybe read in the course of two evenings and
thoroughly studied during the leisure hours of a
week; apd We pity the pan or boy however old or
youne, who Can find it dull reading. Hardly any one
is so wise that he will not learn something of value
from it's perusal no one is so ignorant or undevel-
oped that no cannot generally understand it; and
no farmer or farmers can study Il thoughtfully
without being better and more successful cultiya-
tor than before.
We have brought out this improved and enlarged
edition of Mr. Warnings treatise because we believe
that the public has need of tthat its general dif-
sion must tend to diminish the swarm OF ofIcebeg-
gars. spectators, and other social nusances
and increase that of men living by their own honest
industry. We are sure that there will be not only
better farmers, but more of them, if this work is
circulated and read as we mean il shall be. 1t costs
but dollar. and will be sent by mail to any one
who, in ordering it. shall inclose that sum. We
hope to see it widely dfused, through school and
other libraries as well as welcomed to the iresde of
thousands Of families IL. G.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

SENATE, May 26-After the adjournment Of
the COuIt of Impeachment, Mr.. Anthony, Mr..
Wiley, Mr. Johnson, and Mr.. Fessenden made
personal explanations in reference to the reports
in the public press regarding their votes OH the
Impeachment Articles.
HoUSF, May 2G.-Mr Chandler offered res
OutiOn. OF inquiry in reference 10 the recent
outrage on American citizens in Iiayti.
At the instance of the Impeachment Man
ayers. c. W. WOOley was araigned at the
lar of the House for contempt. He presented
an answer in writing, asking an extension of
time. The authority of the Managers expiring
during the discussion by the adjournment of
the Court of Impeachment, a resolution
empowering the Managers TO continue the
lnyeStgation was passed. The answers of the
witness WOOey being still regarded as unsat-
lSiaet0ry, 1t was voted TO detain him in
custody till he shall testify.
MIR. Boyer of Pennsylvania offered resolu-
tjOn to'add to the Committee OF Investigation
two members who voted against impeachment.
On motion OF Mr. Butler the resolution was
tablcdAYeas 60, Nays 81.
A resolution calling for information concern
ing the spOliation of American commerce dur
ing the late war in the South American Re
pubilcs was adopted
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Gmustmrnis, &t

Arr GALLERY. No. Sl5 Broadway-Day and Even
ir,-Tte Al-1,rcsl Picture: "Ile New EeI1'"' VI ''
Loh" =. ~,
BROADWAY THFA1ER-Tbis Evening az s. Ail A..
Hllee E.. or Saap apple Nsit' ''e'' ron
ard Mrs BsiucY Williams ~
BryANr's NEW MINSTREL lihI, I@mmahy
1p, I.rtsesst st. adjoining Academy Of Music h E'eh1s
Brganrs Mias-rs
GENITAL PARK GARpEN, Seventh-aye., between
sd rc, 1 Tty th This RyeungGrand Opening o lheo
tre Ti.1'ms.s Popaa Garden Concerts.
Fu-rn-AvE ART GALLERY, corner Fourteenth-st- -
psy Evenr kaubacbs Csooh ihe ha OF 'uo 'eO'''
gae Oh Oskes Bucket
FoRSyTII-sT M. L. CHURCH-This Evening.-Con-
eelt oft Bible Class
FRENCH THEATER -- This Afternoon, at L." SOI
Teresa" Nle RstOr.
MApis0N-sQUARE HAIL, No 954 Broadway. This
euns-Foe Panorama Of The War Miss Sahe Goodrich dene'o
NATIOSAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening.
Fcjurcs sug SCulptareS
NmIoS GARDEN - This Evening at d Inc
White fawh" psrseano Ballet Troupe. Nile De Rosa
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Evening at 'humpty
Dampty' g. L. Fox
SAN PRANCIsCO MISSTREs, No; 80 bfoauN"S
THIS Byeuisg. Birch. Wsmboh. Bernard and ba'AuS
SrKINwAY HAIIl-This Evening EnterIa4hlnen'
ia Aid OF sick sud Disabled Soldiers , will.
WNIACK's- Evening at s. Inc "nlte
Cocksle" j. W WallscA. Charles Fisher
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

5000 thalers. The leader of the expedltion,
Herr Coldcweg has fitted out the vessel at
Bergen, Norway, but the crew are iic"liy al
from Bremen The vessel is only 81 Iun9 oui
den, and is called the Germania' Inc eApe-
ditiOn is only a preliminary one anu Is eA-
pected to return this Fall, but provisions nave Ia,
been put on board sufficient for one year. / ne ne
object of this expedition is the discovery OF the
coast of Eastern Greenland north OF the 'oth
deOree of latitude.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

When Samuel Slater, the pioneer cotton
manufacturer in this country. gathered seven
little bovs into vacant room in his mill one
Sunday morning half a century ago, he httle
imagined the magnitude that the institution ne
was founding would attain. The Sunday
School anniversary and parade in Brooklyn
yesterday, was the grandest ever seen IN the
CITY of Churches, or even on this continent.
Nearly $4,000 children representing 112 different
schools. participated in the exercises. ,f-.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

never had any; but THE TRIBUNE, with his
hearty approval, invested every dime it could
spare, from the beginning to the close Of the
War, in whatever Government loan happened
to be on the market. SO did such members Of
his family as had anything to invest-their
only house in the City being sold in 1851 ex-
pressly to lend the proceeds TO the Government.
Every farthing of these bOnds-whether those
belonging to THE TRIBUNE or those Of his
famlly-were long ago sold and the proceeds
applied to other uses; and no person connected
with The TRIBUNE or with its Editor now
holds $50 far as he is aware) fraction OF
property or interest in any form OF our National
Debt.
The only excuse for restatng these facts is
the viIainOus political use made of the antas-
onist falsehOOds.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

The House yesterday had Mr. WoOley re-
manded to clOse-keepng for contempt In re-
fusng to answer the questions of the Impeacl-
ment Managers. Desperate efforts were made
by those interested in putting stop to the
impeachment investigation to defeat the Man
ayers by fllibustering until the adjournment OF
the Court of impeachment had left them with
out authority. But the House resolved to re-
cognize them as a committee of Investigation
and their work will be prosecuted to the end.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

After the vote on Impeachment yesterday,
several Senators took occasion to express their
utter contempt" for what the newspapers say
about them, and made wholesale denlals OF the
reports in circulation regarding their connection
with the anti-conviction rings. This is all very
well; but there is certain investigation gong
forward which cannot be waived out OF sisnt
by Senatorial POdsnappery, and which VIII
obviate the necessity of all personal explana-
Wtinnsn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

The German North Pole expedition, whose
departure from Bergen, Norway, was announced
by Cable dispatch in our issue Of yesterday,
has been chiefly organized through the inde~
fatigable efforts of DIR. A. Peteunann of Gotla
the editor of the Nitthetiangen, one Of the best
geographical. periodicals now in existence. The
King Of Prussia has contributed 1000 thalers
for the expenses Of the expedition, aud smaller
contributions have been made by several other
PRINCES. The Whole expense is estimated ut
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
formidable insurrecton has broken cut in

A formidable insurrectiOn has broken gut in
Bosnia, one of the northern provinces of Euro
pean Turkey. In all the Christian provinces of
Turkey a rising against Turkish rule has long
been prepared; Bosnia, according to trust
worthy reports, belonged among the most dis
affected The people of Bosnia, about l.lOO,Ooo
in number, are of the same nationality as the
inhabitants of Servia and Montenegro. and Of
the Austrian provinces of Croatia and Slavonia,
NsAnaS which will sympathize as profoundly
With q Bosnian insurrection as the Greeks do
with Crete.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

Some of the Copperhead papers are demand
ing that Gen. Grant shall forthwith resign, IN
view of his inevitable election to the executive
chair. VIII it not answer for him to follow
the illustrious example Of one Major-Gen.
George b. Mcclellan, who ran on the Demo-
cratic ticket for President in 1864, and who
held on TO his army Office until the very day
of elections Whether he was sorry he re-
resigned then, we cannot say; the nation, how
ever. was not
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

The Mobile Tribune has probably been misled
by some Copperhcad fabricator into circulating
the following falsehood
"TnE NEW YORK TRIBUNE says that hfiy million dol
lars in gold should be sent 10 Europe immediately To buy
up the ve-twsnty bonds IL Ia very easy for Horace
Greeley 20 talk about sending ifty million IN g0ld to
Europc when all his money Is In gold dbenng bonds and
West will have something 10 say about the manner OF
paying the war debt"
Horace Greeley has no dime invested in
gold bearing (or other Government bonds
"fiye-tweniyr or otherwise. Personally. he
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

Secretary Stanton relinquished possession OF
the war Office yesterday, Immediately upon
the acquittal of the President by the Senate
Cen. Townsend, Adjutant is lett IN
temporary charge. Gen. schofelds nomination
for tbe War Department is still before the
senate, and it is possible he will bO confirmed
I,H H.1,.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

In the face of the report of the recent
investigation. The Times professed to believe
that the Managers were anxious to prosecute
the Impeachment trial only because they had
bets pending on the result Why this
unseemly anxiety to hold the President
acquittedP Is it possible that other half
and-half journalists beside the venerable chief
of The Commercial Advertiser had invested
in johnson stockl Does WOOlley's $4,000 tell
the whole story
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

Forty Thousand votes for Grant and Colfax;
while only by gigantic fraud can the vote
against them be sweled to more than Eighty
Thousand. So friends in the rural districts! !!
organize promptly and thoroughly; pour the
light of truth into every dark corner; and be
sure that, should you do as well in '6S as You
did in '64, the State will surely vote, with the
great majority of her sisters, for Grant CotaX'
and the Equal Rights OF Men, . 10
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

w. fke Ye'c- York WorlFs Opinions, the Neg
Tammapy HqL, Fine Arts, LoaafelIOU, THE
TRIBUNE UerSas Tray Blanche, and S1ceetheart,
the Sc,'eR (SepdtOrS) Court NeWS and the Money
.MGrkef may be found on the second page; the
Markets on The third; Farm Items on tie Sirtk,
md RenL Estate on the serenM page.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

PLANTING GRArEs.-I offered, some time since, a
premium of 500 to the township of more than fifty
dwellings which should first report itself authen-
tically as having NJ least two good Grape Vines
planted on each homestead and a premium of 800
to the second township which should so report
itself The first premium was earned by the town
ship Of Sunderland Massachusetts,; the second by
that Of Vipclapd. New-Jersey. The money has been
forwarded accordingly. H. q.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

The Old Union Republican Presidential Cam
paign Club is to hold a mass ratification meet
ing at Cooper Institute this evening. Eminent
speakers will address the audience Friends of
Grant aud Colfax, let the meeting be one that
will ring throughout the country!
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Call you this backing Of your friends 7

AS Mr.. O'Gorman has found time to make a
four-column speech on the Democracy, we hope
he will also find time to reply to the letter of
Mr.. Peter Cooper, which he has so long promised
to do, on the subject of certain mysterious
transactions in the Corporation COunsers Office.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
TILE PROSPECT.

We hold it morally certain that the States
here subjoined will choose GRANT and COLFAX
Electors by decided majorities:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will he ready this
morning. % O'Clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

To Editor Of Tbs nitnHe
SIR: 1t seems to me you should now print on your
editorial pse these great OF Whittier They living and
Timing prophecy
Gods DARK. bat or ltj ..f
They lonsb toe shining bids ot ia
Tho evil csbn"t hrloh
q lac good q y % anurl l
....l Ois srrulci kagrea ftsfr h3r ri rinsf
NasAsr0 tas future gr,Ht aitg .gsI
The asic spp e. Ot lu'u 81 fM'.
BrOok.gp. hay q. ltO5. am 81, yours trgly, 81
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY STANTON RETIREs.


WASHINGTON May 26.--The following letter was
received by the President this afternoon. between
and O'clock: " Fi
WAR DEPARTMENT, , +.
.s1 r)9 Washington City, May 26, 1893
SIR: The resolution of the Senate of the United
States of the 2lst of February last declaring that
the President has power to remove the Secretary
of War aud designate any other officer to perform the
duties of that Office ad intim having this day failed
TO be supported by twothrds OF the Senate present
and voting the Articles of Impeachment preferred
against you by the House of Representatives have
this day reinquished charge OF the War Department
and have left the same, and the books. archives.
papers and property in my custody as Secretary Of
War. in care of Breyet Major-General Townsend.
the senior Assistant Adutant- General, subject to
your direction. ..., r.. .f.... ..,
lSigned) EDWIN M.STAsToH,
. Secretary of War
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

The developments of the Managers Impeach-
ment investigation are terrifying the Copper
heads, and their one anxiety now is to cut loose
from their dangerous associations. The Herald
says:
Thurlow Weed figures chief fugleman, but he proved
false 10 his friends and under the wtherng eye Of Butler
turned states evidence"
Call you this backing of your friendsi
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
@etp'lgotk Daily gribmtGe.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1863

For rvrs.d-1i......."G Gen. Ulysses =. Grant.
F0i Tige PTesideHt. Hon. Schuyler COltax.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Bus;ntss Hotties.

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rus ONLY REIIABLE REMEDY fOH
uFsffsuis or THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
Removes
,cu,rs yrNPIEs TAN SAT- RHEUDi, ERYsIrELAs, etc.
Sold by al Druggists
PIALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP
"PAPHIAN SOAP"
p,ss.s.s The same properties rs the "Pspbsn Loton"
81, tt T,ftr NutssHY BATH VIII not chap the SAn
~ ~ PEA Is cents per cske. Sold by Druggists
~ No Rf4s1
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

All Nervous Diseases, II not checKeu lh lllne'
fhr and orostrate system especially Neuralgia Nerve
ache Sc In this emergency paake Of Dr. TURNER'S IloDouLoV
g or svNRsAL KEuHLeIA PILL and restoration to
b ~ medicine keeps tie Herr fuid a vigorous state Apohe.
i,, mt} Praopa depot, l9o TRENoST-sT, BosToN MASS
p, Al ,,r .,sk,ge, ls mall txo postage stamps
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PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference
Register.

NHE NERO ANTS' PROTECTIVE Unc~,
i organized 10 promote and protect trshN.
by enabling is subscribers tn stlein facility
and safety in the granting of credits and tia
recovery of claims ~ all points, have 10 m.
uoun'r Tint thcv will ON or about ScpiemhM
LIST 1868 publish in one large 1rR'tn volume
TrE MrUcu,SrS' PEcucrlyr UNioS MN
C,NrMs RrFrNcC Rr0lsrcR, containing among
other things tho Names, Nature NJ business.
Amount Il Capital, Financial Standing, and
rating ns IN Credit, NJ over 10000 oflhe prin,
sipal merchants, traders. bankers, mNnufnc,u,
rers, and public companies in more than 49,.
600 Of the cities. towns villages, and settle,
mcnis. throughout the United States, their tor.
ritories and the most important information
aliainahlc and necessary to enable the mcr-
chant to ascertain n, plnnce the CArlrAL.
CHARACTER, mud prORr1 ~ CErn,T Of such At
his customorsns arc deemed worthy Of any graz
dniion Of credit
The report aud information 10 hn given IN
the RrOisrrR will he confined To those worthy
Of eomr limo Of credit and as the same will DO
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statements II The parties themselves, revised
and corrected nv well known mud reliable IL,
rol correspondents. whose chnrsrlrr VIII
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Nv aid the MrpcnANrs' PRorEcrfvE USioH
MrBcIYrIr RrFrRrNcE RrGsrrR. busiuaSI
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tho cnrirl and rrnda'ion Of credit, is compar.
ci with financial worth, of nearly every mar,
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On or about the first Of zach month, sub'cri'
hCrs viii also receive The Monthly CgGoStaLr.
containing among other things, record u
such important changes in the name and rondl.
ton nj Arms, throughout tho country, rs may oai
cur subsequent 10 The publication Of each half
yearly volume Of the MERCANTILE RErERrSoS
RIGtsrrn;
Price Of Tho Mcrchpn's union Mercantile
Reference Register, fifty dollars $500 foe
which ii will be- forwarded TO any address IN
the United States, transportation paid.
Holders Of Eve SlO shares ofthe Capital Stock
in addition 10 participating in the profits, will
receive one copy Of tho MERCANTILE RrrrRrNca
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MARRIED.:

In Andoycr, ohio. ut the residence Of tho
brides mother November 18Th. by Rev Mr,
Beach. Schuyler Oolfix, Vice President elect
Of the United States 10 Miss Ellen VI eldest
daughter Of the lat" Theodore l.. Wade, aud
niece OF Hon Ben. Wade.
In Frankford. Monroe county. Wet Virginia.
on the 4th inst by Rev j. H Lens, Mr. John
A. TrusIow, Of Charleston, to Miss SeIena
LeFs, of the former place
In Hartford CITY, West Virginia. at the res
idencc Of the brides hrolher, Capt Il g Car.
pcnier, on the 18Th inst bv Rev W. W. Hqr.
per- Mr.. Charles L. shlnk to Miss LaviniS
Carpenter.
UIMay the parties succeed in making life
pleasant anil prosperous, aud may the net In
crease be of the true Republican stock.
In Point Pleasant. on Che DIST inst. nv the
same, Mr.. John Carlino to Miss Rebecca Wolf.
All ofthiS county
1-Mr Car'inr waa soldier in t-c 18th W
Va Vols. and fought for the Liberties Of his
country, and has a. much RIGHT To enjoy wed.
dsd bliss as anybody else, May they live to
a good old age.
At Gallipolis. Ohio. Envembar 18th by T..
quire Damon. Mr.. Elijah Stats. Of Jackson
county, to Mrs. Mary Jane Davis. Of Mason
county.
At The 'aBS place. Nov 18th. by the. same,
Mr. william II Gary TO Miss Sarah E. Harri
son. both m Putnam county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

SENTENCE COMMITTED "A short time
since. we mentioned that Charles II.
Younger. Jr., who, for killing his wife.
had been convicted Of murder in the
first degree n the AuguS; term Of lhe
Mason county Court, had been rrspited
By Governor Bor,m0n from the 10th of
October the time fixed for the execu.
ton. until the 9Th day Of November,
(o-morrow} On Thursday, the Gov.
ernor commuted his sentence to fifteen
years Imprisonment in the PeniteDtiary.
Thi, action on the part of the Governor
will meet With general approval BY our
citizens.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26
DIED:

On Sunday uear this place. after short H..
ness, Mrs Mary TAYLOR, wife Of James TaS lor,
in the 25th year other age.
She leavs kind husband and three little
children to mourn her loss
At his residence in Hannah Township, Ma.
son county, West Virginia, an the 'th inst,
of consumption. Archibald D. Campbell, Esq
in the 6lst year Of his age
lJ'In the death Of Mr. Campbell our county
has lost one of its most cstimable citizens. He
leaves large circle Of friends to mourn his
loss.
In this plSse, Sunday morning. November
2?d, 1868, Andrew Chapman, son Of A. G, aud
Matilda I. Waggener, aged 6 months and 81
days.
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TIE Little Pilgrim is the title of tina
mOs, chqrmiog liulr-gem Of p'per 10
The world, de'igncd expressly for boys
and girls. Every family wbero there
arc any little boys or'gir's ought 10 have
a copy Of It. and every old b'chelor
ought 10 subscribe for at least half doz.
on copieS. Specimen copies seq gratis
Terms 10 cents year Address, L, X,
Lippiocotr, 3l9 Walnut Street. PLilo-
delihia, Penn,
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NEw Book We direct attention to
the advertisement Of "Agents Wanted
for our Great S.udard WO,k, Cham.
bcrs' Information Tor the People This
is said to be a most exoOllen, work; and
ii some enicrnrisiUg person will t'Gc
hold of It, and tborouehly cNnvots the
county, VIC are satisfied they will make
. good thing Of it,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

TaE GRroIIs BEND "A young lads
has discovered thu most economical way
to produce the "Grecian Bend" and is
snxious to give The public tbS benefit OF
Here it is: Rise in the morning before
breakfast on an empty stomach. cat ono
pint of green chsstnu's, two large, hard
green apples, on' stAIS water melon, hslf
pound raw csbb'gs, and quarter Of q
pound Of honey. A little milk and vim.
egar will add 10 tho effect, Tho bend in
the most approved form, viii appear in
Sbou, half an hour. and the young lady
can put camp kettle on her back for a
hump, and take The street with tho most
confident assurance that the bend will
continue several hoors.