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New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

United States Senate, Gov. Hartman Of New.Hamp-
shire is to speak tonight in this town We expected him
week ago last Saturday, but he prevented from
coming Ia us by the great Our people arc
all anxious and hear the hero Of the Granite state
He will obtain aAttng reception, and response
Monday the 9Th Of April Will be proper sequel to his
speech and TO the conduct OF NewlanpsnTo In electg
over six feet Of loyalty for its Governor,
THE CAMPAIGN IN WATERBURY.
WATERBURY,, March 80, 1863.
The great ball is rolling straight on, and
hopes OF JEWELS victory next Monday are wen based
The Radicals at work like beavers and are more than
hopeful OF success Grant Club has just been organized
here and all our leading active Republicans arc uniting
heart and soul in the organization We nave just com
pleted spacious "Wigwam" and Gov. Curtin OF Penn
syvana fnauguraed the institution this evening by an
eloquent and unanswerable speech Judge Kellogg OF
THIS city followed the Governor In one OF his most teng
efforts Doctor jacques also OF this CITY, concluded the
speaking Of the evening by OF his inimabe and in
describe Orati0ns which brought down heavy applause
The 2d Regiment Band in attendance and furnlshel
most excellent music. The "Wlgwam" has capacity OF
seating 2OOO and every seat and standing place. even
was occupied by as enthusiastic assemblage OF gentle
men and ladies as were convened under roof IN
the city. We al feel greatly encouraged In tho good
work. and intend redouble our energies in tho rev
more working days left OF the canvass
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

they proper Tie above Is habeas corpus case from
Florida the parties having been convicted OF murder
and involves points similar 10 those in the McCarde ease
Judge Nelson said that motion was made yesterday
by Mr. for leave 20 the McCardle case under
the aspect which presents in view OF the recent act on
Congress One the counsel Mr. Black, was not now In
court but the conclusion OF the Court that II there
was no objection the Court would hear tho argument at
the opening Of the court Wednesday It should here
be explained that Judge Black, on making tho motion
Yesterday remarked that In his opinion the recent act Oh
Congress withdrawing from this court jurisdiction In this
class Of cases could have effect upon the McCarde
case Mr. Carpenter objected TO the argument on Wednes
day As II was a case OF grave importance, he should
like longer tlme and after debate the case was snere0
to 90 over 70 the next term.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTocKA-TIRsT BOARD
Mining StOeks
TUESDAY. March si-r. N.


Gold closed az 1881 The clearings Of the Gold
Exchange Bank were s306S8OO0. and the balance
81 54OSs3. The export to-day was sl27,OO0.
Government stocks are lower, with moderate offer
ings Tennessee &c are higher, selling at CIT. West
ern Union Telegraph sold ut S6i. under reports Of a
q per cent dividend. Erie and New-York Central
were firmly held. and were taken by strong buyers.
Outside Of these stocks the market sluggish, but
prices yielded very little The renewed activity in
money makes brokers very timid in making new
engagements, and carrying their present burden is
ali the business they desire. Stocks of all descrip-
tions arc now held by strong parties, the weak
operators having been thoroughly shakon out
and forced to be quiet for the present. At
the close Of the day the market was dull and
heavy. Governments closed strong, considering the
- ,-rosSpra g,ru money
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
UNTTEDysTATEs SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March 31.-This morning Ae
sOcate Justice Nelson said that motion had been made
to advance the cause ep0rte Martin and McGD and the
Court had concluded not TO entertain the motion IL was
therefore, denied This was which had several
times been before the Court. 1t appeal from
order Of the District Court OF FOrda sitting as Circuit
Court ia criminal OF murder, in which IL
alleged that the Court had Jurisdiction II was proper
TO suggest said Justice Nelson that the remedy II the
reatOrs have any by writ Of habeas corpus from this
Court through tho District Court sitting as criminal
court and cerorar under the l4th section Of the Ju
dietary act Of 1882 This the conclusion Of tho Court
II remained for the counsel 10 proceed aceQrduEy II
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
TlIE MARKETS.
lcnnIIy reported tor THE TnlsrsEl !

TUESDAY, March 81, ts68
BEISwAX-rhe market continues firm and the demand
fair we note sales OF 5000 at AT Gtec for Yellow West
ern and Southern.
BRIsTLES sre hrm and in fair demand ut from $50
81 rs for American Gray and White.
BROOM CORN-The inquiry IL good for this article {,
and the market is firm at 9alic.
BUILDING MATERIALS-A fair business was done IN
all articles coming under this heading and the market
has ruled quite trn
COTTONThe demand has again been active and prices
nj the close firm At about improvement over yes
terday under favorable foreign adylces.
Sales OF l4TT9 bales including 500 20 spnners solo 20
speculators and 50O 10 exporters, including slSA III
trnnslt. We nuOte:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
ARMY GAZETTE.

designations in the Regular Army have been ao-
sspted b the President kos, Leulco irehet TosTsend y
o. a. Infantry Brgadier General u A. Capt James r.
Brownlow, sh Csyalfy Cst John MAey o y lTiSiIy
scott Ith u IuaBry, Lieut. Ege Alegit 2h u IN
fntry; Lieut. William A Clara. ath T. Iutyi Second
Hden eth T. Cavalry; Second crt ksr 81 Rogers,
aT In'snU; Second Lieut. John A. Arthur 81 u. Csyal
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

Money on call has been in sharp demand, and gold
interest freely paid. Stock houses have made up
their accounts with difficulty and not disposed
to take orders unless accompanied by cash. The
banks are poor and complaint is made Of the action
of the Treasury office, which is draining them Of
legal tenders, in payment for gold The banks are
deficient in legal tender currency, though strong in
compound notes and certificates, and are naturally
very sensitive at anything which looks like "bring
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
NAVY GAZETTE.

Commander X. G. Johnson and Chief Engineer
sm Brooks United States Navy have been detached on
the wreck " It's EsuSf SssI~sH0 And Raeo su Ssag @l'I
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

Transmitted to U. g. Mint PHIL FOR Coinage. t2i2Oa %
The following is an official statement of the bust
ness of the office of the Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States. In New-York. for the month ending
March 81 1888:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
Deerense On March. 1893
The following shows the totals of the average OF
the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the

The banks, il will he seen, are losing largely OF
their bank reserve. The average decline Of legal
tenders and specie is $l,S5S2l5 being decline in
those items in the last two weeks OF t2.S,2, l0l.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

BENZ. F. BALLARD's Merchants Union Pro
aue Co. No Jil Greenxchs Y Receive Butter Cheese Rsss
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

OsuoE or ruE NATIONAL LLrs INsusAScs CSsPASr'E
9Ia BHo ApwAY NEwYoRX March -, lsod q
u,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTOR, oSs !, %. Q.
M Company ensuing viii be he TIE @ oaoe & 81 \,
cn'"v No Ne Broadway on MONDAY April Oh io ..O "
e'eioh %. " | o'clock ph j. o. ~VSlAssNNNi SNf-'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
financial.

oyyca ov raH SycoNDAvESrE X Co'
CORNER oR SirTr-rHikDT'(
'NEW.yoRE Msrcb lg 1908 =.
TINHE ANNUAL. ELECTION for DitEO S. 1U,nSs a.,i..s
and for tr,e ls,pecto Of Recon of the ~,
Connsuy m the ensuing year will be held on MOnyAl apr ~, "A
a, S n pass Room 80 Polls open At II oeoes aed es ~
=, 49,, 90 - = ~ rA'''' N ~ HARVEY H. WOODS Secret y.
o,yo. q, Catc,co AND NoRra.wEsrEHs R1isSnSo't
NO 81 BaoApwAI NKw -loSk hareh 70 I''S ~ .
COUPONS due April ], lS6S fr0n ns t.is , So :. "a
On Aad sr 'ha' a'y on Ps'sn'' L. PRTCHARD Treasurer
REpuBIio Far ISs. Co. No. lS1 BRoiDSA'' SEN1SNN
CASH CAPITAL....--......-....----'s'"'''" s'"'''"
Surplus over liabilities lss March. lssa oTsr'''
T, cowp,uy continue. 10 transact the bursss Of fiS Aw
ANCE on The most favorable terms Particular a'er"0- s
and Lessshod Insurance nouver a HONE PressdsaA
DUNCAN T. CURRY Secretary. -----
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TAE STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
the CAMPAIGN AT NEW. BRITAIN.

This town has resolved to keep pace with
tho foremost in the voting Monday next Whatever
may have been deficit last season. there Is side
local issue 20 distract present and national
questions only the enemy viii be obliged 10 meet US this
time. Every man IN town u eager 70 replace the state
suocracy. How much Of an Increased Republican yote
will be pOed cannot be stated at present yet the hope
strong even the otherwise weak and lsggard towns
should there DO aDy-in the county On Saturday night
the hall crow ded 10 such degree that many Of
jealous Republicans had TO remain outside, and IN the
Ofen held sort OF conversational and argument
alive meeting. Gen. Gibson Of Ohio the special
speaker indoors, and his language and manner
enlisted the attention OF his hearers, who were
not slow 20 appreciate each point made by the
General. There is not the least 20 doubt
what may be the result Of the voting next Monday
the only question with us here II, what may be the
JOrityi You need have no hesitancy IN setting New
Britain down for telling vote for Marshall Jewell for
Governor and rest assured that Republican Represen
tatYe for the Legislature Will be secured also by this
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
cotrpr cATrynAPs-rur D,r.

srYHEH, BY Judge NoRAHis os9 oyst'
nlOLm Call Of fea.ndsr =, I'm. kessUsl CascA
, 1868-09-11

PORTLAND MARKET.-Local produce market
quiet, with unchanged prices Flour is extrem-
ely scarce and in temporary good demand. The
same remark will apply to wheat. The supply
of old seems to be thoroughly exhausted and as
yet very little of the new crop has been received
Millers have thus far found it impossible to buy
in quantities sufficient to keep their machinery
going and the consequence is that the market is
bare of -four, with orders waiting A few Vic
tora orders have within few days been for.
warded from here to San Francisco, dealers
losing the opportunity to make sales, through
the impossibility of getting wheat from the
country. Harvest having generally ended, heat
will very shortly begin to come in, and the
scarcity cannot continue much longer This
condition OF things accounts for the prices keeps
ing up. AS soon as the supplies begin to come
in freely, the quotations will be materially
lower.-Oregonidn.
, 1868-09-11
PRIEST RIVER,

tributaries of Priest River, below the Semiaqui-
teen ; but they have not yet returned from there,
nor has their success been reported here. This
same party came down from Kootenai and pros
pected the Vac for spell. They found some
gold in that stream, though not in sufficient
quantities to detain them. The Pen d'OAille
mountains being pretty we'll searched for
mines this season. 1t seems strange that the
gold, hitherto found in that section, is all con-
fined 20 that one small stream in the Kootenai
country, and that too in distance of FIVE or six
miles. 1t is, however, verifcation of the old
saying, "Gold is where you find it," D. J. S.
, 1868-09-11

GARFIELD's oReAN.-The dirty fellow, Watson,
who is Garfeld's man " Friday" has much to
say about drunken democrats" We have moth.
ing to urge in defence of any class of men who
get drunk and disgrace themselves but while
Watson's hand is in, why don't be tell something
about his masters experience in the Olympia
saloons? For instance, of the occasion on which
Garheld was drunk and disorderly, and was
finally "yauked out of the saloon by his "bet-
ter half" These things are dispraceful in demo,
Gratis, but we don't see that they are any better
when pIacticed by self-sacri6cing patriot like
Salucius. Come neighbor, when you tell sto-
ries, tell 'em all.
, 1868-09-11

STABBED. A lot of worthless Indians have
been eamped on Mil Greek, just above town, for
several weeks. On Monday last they got into a
row in the Course of which one Of the men drew
bis knife and stabbed squaw in the neck, in
aieting a serious wound. The siwash was ar
rested and is now confined in the county Jail.
These vagabond Indians lurking on the outskirts
Of town are a nuisance, and measures should
be taken for their removal to the reservations.
, 1868-09-11

An AccEssIoS.-We understand that brother
of Judge Wyche, formerly Mississippi planter,
aud one of the sufferers by the war is on his
way to the Pacific coast, and proposes to take up
his residence at Walla WallA. At the close of
the war Mr.. W. gathered up the wreck of his
fortune and engaged in the culture of cotton,
employing freed negroes to do the labor. Like
hundreds of others who tried the experiment, be
found the freedmen altogether unreliable, and
SO bis cotton planting proved a failure. Heartily
sick of radicalism and free niggers, be comes to
this coast TO End q home.
, 1868-09-11
Sherih'S Sale.

TERKITURY OF WASHINGTON, I cc
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLI 3D.
PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID of the District Court of the Second Judicial
district, w. T.. and to directed in fvor of SAM.
UEL LlNkTON, and against DENNIS MoCRAITH, ,
have levied upon the folloAing described real es-
tate, situated in Walla Wala city, W. T.. viz: Lot
number 7, in block lumber Is. Therefore will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder. for lawful
money CT the United States, the 10th dav of Oc-
tober 1885, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock, NJ, Of said day, all the right title and in-
terest of said DENNIS MoCRAITH, in and to said
premises TO satisfy said execution. Sale to take plhce
at the Court House door. A. SEITEL,
Sheriff of Wala Walla county, WI
89 Nv By JAMEs MoAULIFF. Deputy.
, 1868-09-11
attornrgs' Garns.
]. H. BLEWETT.

County Auditor of Walla Wallace
WILL write Deeds, Mortgages, Powe, os 49, 4
w ney &c., and take Ackuow ledcenntts, I, a AuoF-
Same. e0-1i'S 10 t1e
fed or acknowledged under the seai 20 eta'e cei-
District Court '@4 Vi 'Ae l.
Willalso pay particular attention the sale ,.,,-.
nd care of real estate and town proper,y 81 ,sel'g
esldents and persons temporarily absent. - l'A'
Qnlce IN the Court House Walla Wala, VT
June 80, 1865. o. aJu l.
, 1868-09-11

FUDGE-ThO radicals are rejoicing over
their victory in Vermont. The next thing
we expect to hear is that the Dutch are re@
ioicing over the capture Of Holland. Yer.
mont is cow, and always has been, the most
intensely radical State in the Union, aud SO
the democrats allowed the State to go by
defauli-
, 1868-09-11

WENDELL PHILLIPS, through the columns
of the And Slagery Standard, denOunces
Chief Justice Chase, and demands his i'm
peachment at the bar of the Senate. ImN
=
peachment seems to be the only recourse left
to the radicals when dealing with honest
officials
, 1868-09-11
CARD OF THANKS.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED returns his thanks to the
L members Of WASHINGTON ENGINE COM
PANY No. l, for their exertions in saving his pro-
perty from destruction by fire, on Wednesday last.
Also, to the citizens who kindly volunteered their
services in rescuing his property from destruction.
1t C. KRAFT
, 1868-09-11
A Lon" scoUNDREL. S. i. Case,

Superintendent of Public Instructions, was
cowbided at Auburn, Placer county, Califor-
MIA, few days since. His offence was tam
pering with little girl less than ten years
of age. Case was a shining light in the
mongrel camp
, 1868-09-11
MARRIED.

BY W. P. Horton, j. p, on the 9th inst. T. B.
MITCHELL, Esq, 10 Mrs. NJ. A. FISH, all of Walia
Walla. W. T.
, 1868-09-11

HEAVY RoBBERY.-The Eastern bound stage,
when about 275 miles west of Salt Lake, was at
tackled by robbers, and Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S
treasure box and the mails rifed. The express lost
Si2, 900. A reward of $40, 900 i, offered for the
recovery Of the money, and $1,000 for the robN
bers, dead or alive. The robbery took place in
the carly part of last week. The men who COM
mitted this last robbery are supposed to be con-
nected vita the gang who haye been operating
all through the upper country.
, 1868-09-11

AT these hguresi II we quote wheat at 40 cents
bushel, the price now offered in this market,
we end that Walla Walla grain can be delivered
in Saa Francisco a; cost to the shipper Of
S4l S35 per ton. Ia the event of an advance in
price below It would pay to make shipments,
bat not at present rates
, 1868-09-11
THE NEW PEN D'oREILLE MINES.

The new mines in the Pen 'Oreille mountains,
to which the Colville people have been cutting
their trail, has "petered" on them. Those who
paying diggings-that is the most of them. Ben.
Welch and his party, and a few others, are still
prospecting; but up to the last accounts from
there they had not struck any thing to pay. 1t
is possible they may yet succeed in finding some
thing to reward them for their trouble and ex-
pense. 1t is to be hoped so at least. Men who
spend their time and means in prospecting de-
serve better fate.
, 1868-09-11

NATURNIzED CHINAMEN.-A Washing.
ton letter writer, referring to the ratification
OF the Chinese treaty says that explanatory
amendments were made to the section in re-
lation TO citizenship, declaring that all Chi.
nese residents in this country should enjoy
the same rights Of naturalization as citizens
OF any other nation. On the subject Of the
admission Of tho Chinese to the public schools
OF the United States, the Senate held the
ground that they should be admitted to all
the privileges Of a citizen of the most favored
nation-that is, that the Congress Of the
United States has no right to indicate who
should or who should not be admitted into
State schools. Facilities to attend schools
must be regulated by State laws. In regard
to admission to all institutions Of learning
established by the Government of the United
States, the citizens Of China we're to have
the sane opportunities as any other appli-
cant. OuF radical rulers are consistent.
Having given Us negro equality. they now
follow the leyeliug down process bx placing
US upon an equality with the Chinanen. The
next thing, We presume, will be to declare
ihe gorilla entitled to citizenship.
, 1868-09-11
N o It @ Il .

WHEREAS, MY WIFE, MARGARET E., has left
w my bed aud board, and have commenced pro-
ceedings for divorce account of her miscon-
duct This is to warn all persons not to trust er
on my account, as l will pay debts of her CON
tracing. JEHU SWITZLER.
fortland, August goth, 1868. 3g-4w
, 1868-09-11

M HORTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
W. Will attend to collection of dclts
eonveyanccs, acknowledgment OF deels, sowers of
attorney transfers of real or personal property etc
= Once on Main street, directly opposite tie Post
Olhce' 3Sy
, 1868-09-11
Notice to Settlers On Public Land,

Notice to Settlers On Public Janao
III PARKER Is ON HAND AGAIN ill
valuable services to " ieuuef
Homestead Claimants,
whose i've years Of residence las eypired 7 b.u.
iuil Instructions from the Land Delaitmpnt w.
ington City, which must be complied with. Lna.
to merit continuance OF the conHleBcs re,o.J r.
me as to my ability in attending to tie interest, of
those who employ me TO do their blsines,
% 1Il II. PARKER
, 1868-09-11

Tue WESTERN CLUE, on organization
formed for the purpose Of furthcring the elec-
tion of Seymour and Blair, has subscribed
and paid for tn thousand copies Of the
National htsHyncer, for distribution
throughout the country. Nothing is requi-
red in this canvass but to inform the people
of the country of the incompotcncy and vii,
lainy Of tharadicgl party.
, 1868-09-11
STRAY HORSE.

I'm THE 2lst OF JUNE A SORREI MARE,
" branded as follows On the Lett shoulder b A.
with Spanish brand attached left fore foot white
tho knee large Spanish brand on the left hip;
white star and stripe in the face right hind foot
white. with saddle marks. Any per-on returning
the above described Mare, giving any information
concerning the same to the undersigned, will be
literally rewarded. l29jf wM PHILLIPS.
a BLUE MOUNTAIH LODGE, U. ID. f.
W. d. A. M, holds it, regular Communication
NN on the lst and Sd Mondays OF each month. at
~. o'clock, P. N. Brethren in good standing
Ie.tf " Rv order ofthe w.M.
, 1868-09-11
News from the NIlnes.
sPoKANE BRIDsS, Sept. I,

SPOKANE BRIDGE, Sept. Z, 1868.
Ep1roR STATESMAN The new mines in the
Occur d'Alene mountains seem to have proved
a failure, in so much that the miners who came
down with such a rush from Bear Gulch, and
other camps in the Blackfoot country, have very
nearly all gone back to their old dggings. There
are only some twenty or twenty five miners left,
who, for the lack of something better, are still
at work. The new mines are on the headwaters
of the St. Joe river. Some parties who came
down from Bear Gulch have been badly hoaxed.
They took the precaution, at the outset, to send
some experienced miners there to see what could
be done. Their report was favorable so much
SO, that many who had good claims sold them
for what they could get, and left for the sup.
posed new El Dorado in hurry. You may i'm
agine their disgust when they came to realize
their true situation.
, 1868-09-11

WHAT 1T Cosrs TO SHIP GRAIS.-We a-e fire.
quenily asked the question what it costs to ship
wheat from Walla Walla to San Francisco. In
answer to this question we submit the following
, 1868-09-11

SENATOR WILLIAMS has arrived at Port
land, and proposes at once to take the stump
in favor Of the dumb candidate for the Presi-
dency. With sod Flax Brakc" on the
stump for Grant, we think it safe to say that
Oregon will give 1000 majority f'r the
democracy. Williams is one of those men
who are powerful to tear down, and if the
radicals under his teachings don; go to the
bow-wows, then we are nc prophet.
, 1868-09-11
a9bgsirians' Garng
DIR. W. s. NnNT-

PHGfsisSiAN, GTss51ad ;, SURGEON gla AND ACCorcn.
delphia. Also. member of sevcrai c,i' college P5Hi
Associations, and has had several roe State MedSI
IN both Hospital and ivate practice e''S experele
GY Dr. Mineer has permanenllv T..
Waa Office, on Second street, in Jga'ed ,Sa at Wall
A. Kyger's Store. III 'Ae fear @, NJ
, 1868-09-11

A LOYAL CUss.-Our readers are already
familiar with the fact that Wheclcr, the rad,
ical Marshal Of Idaho Territory, had been
arrested at B7ize City, On th5 Charge Orrob'
bing the United States mails. This fellow
has been the leader Of tie radical gang at
Boise City, and even aGer his arrest; and
with the irons already on his limbs, he called
for "three cheers for Grant aad Colflx"
Wheeler is IaLrspScimen Of shoddy loyalty.
, 1868-09-11

DIR. L. G. KINNEY's ~ y
M H ID 1 @ AL OER
MAN STREET, NEXT DOOR M - L &,
IXl bachers' Store D00H 10 SCHw,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-21
Dea,h OF Emalish NIngs a. Queens

William the Conqueror died from enormous
drink, and from the violence of his passions.
William Rufus died the death Of the poor
stays that he hunted
Henry the First died of gluttony.
Henry the Second died of broken heart, oc.
casioned by the death of his children.
Richard Cnur dc Lion died like the animal
from which his heart was named, 10y an arrow
from the bow of an archer.
Henry the Third is said to have died natural
death a.r..sF fswte.
Edward the First is likewise said to have
died natural sickness"--a sickness which it
would pu@zl, all the college physicians to de-
nominate.
Edward the Second was most barbaro,isly and
indecently murdered by ruiians employed by
his own mother and her paramount 20!
Edward the Third died of dotage and Richard
the Second of starvation, the very reverse of
George the Fourth. rfFOrf .
Henry the Fifth is said to have died of Gifts
caused by uneasiness" and uneasiness in palaces
i'll those times was very common complaint
Henry the Sixth died in prison, by means
then ksowa only to his iailor and known only
to Heaven. ,sa
Edward Tho Fish - sraAylcd in the towor
BY his uncle, R'cssd the Third.
Richard the Tsifa vas KILLED in battle. K
Henry The Ssvsath wasted away ~ miser
ought 10 %.
Hssrs ~ 1ishsA aiseRf ssAue,sA fst end