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New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
The INIOEITY or cASrK


The Republican Senate of California recently
passed bill to authorize Chinese to give tas-
timony against Whites in criminal cases; but
the Democratic Assembly defeated it. The
Chinese in California are remarkably indnstr;-
Ous, ingenious, inOffensive, and, though by mn
means faultlesS are far more sinned against
than SHINING. II is notorious that they are
Systematically abused, insulted wronged and
robbed by the baser and more ruflianly Whites
and that the laws afford them no redress-tbe
Civil Rights act being Systematically defed to
their prejudice. The following sample of their
treatment is given by The Nerado Gazette:
"The trial and acquttd Of Brannan in our County
Court is fair sample Of the effect OF our State law =
cludng the Chinese from giving testimony against a
White. The jurymen, whoyery promptly brought in
verdict OF acqta could not have had the east doulA
Of his guilt the proof being positive well could be
but for the lack OF Legal testimony that robbery had
been committed and which proof could only be given br
the ChnaInen who were robbed the hghwayinan has 10
be turned loose. to again resume his neaous business
"Brannan. with three Others tO:a Chinese cabin
near Summit Valley. and robbed the inmates OF ga.
Brannan himself taking The money. While the robbery
was going on some OF the ChiDainen managed TO get
away, and Raising large party Of their friends living
by took after the robbers and captured BranDan
and another man. named Kelly. the other two making
Their escape The captured robbers we've severely beaten
by the MOng gOians from the effects OF which Kelly died
and Brannan would probably have been Killed but for the
arrival of the foreman ~ charge OF the working parry or
Chinese. He was guarded that night by Whites al the
Chinese camp and probably supposiDg the proof 90 bo
positive against him. he admitted that be went there
with the other three sca for the purpose Of robbery
and that they got SO-the amount Of which the China
men said they had been robbed. The las, however.
Is clear that the admission of party To the commission
OF crime shall not he taken evidence unless hss
first been established by other testimony that the crime
has heeu committed Here was the most positive cor
rObOTaye evidence OF the guilt OF the accused bat the
exclusion Of the Chinese from tes'ying broke the chain
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Az length we have direct news from DR.. Liv-
ingstone himself All the information received
about him heretofore made his safety only
probable. not certain. Now Sir ROderick Mur-
Gibson has received letter from the great
traveller. announcing that he is in good health,
and that his journey of exploration has been
successful. Dr. Livingstone will soon return
to England, where grand ovation undOubt
edlv awaits him
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

SENATE, April s.-Mr. Trumbulls bill in re-
latiOn 10 the qualifications of jurors in trials
of offenses against the United States was taken
M and passed after debate.
Mr.. Sumner introduced joint resolution pro-
yiding that no person elected TO the Office of
President or Vice President shall b eligible
for second term.
HoUsT. April ga resolution to inquire into
tle sale of the steamship Atlantic Cor dues
under the contract with the Collins line. were
adopted.
Mr. Robinson of New-YOrk offered, as a
privileged resolution, resolution resembling
,ha yesolution of Impeachuent, and recalling
the Managers. which the Speaker decided not
10 he privileged and therefore not IN order.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

That absurd legal advertising bill, TO which
we devoted some attention a few days ago.
has been effectually killed in the Assembly.
1t had been quietly nursed along until its
friends felt sure of an easy victory; but it
seems that our exposure of its real character
evoked an opposition of most formidable pro-
portions On the vote, the bill got only IS. to
n opposed That is the end of the job for
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

The Erening Post, discussing affairs at the
South, asserts that there is no doubt that tho
Union Leagues have committed some muir
"ders,- and that
1.-The leaders OF the Leagues have guided the COnst
turiOnsl Conventions that these in Ost OF the States.
have diStroHohisei ue greater part of the HhItes"
As both these assertions are at war With
the facts as we understand them, We will thank
The Post to state the grounds whereon they
are put forth
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Senator Trumbulrs bill in relation to the
qualifications of jurors passed the Senate yes
terlsv. II provides against jurors, being held
incompetent who merely upon newspaper re-
ports or public rumor have formed opinions
with regard to a case 1t applies only to trials
for otfenses against the United States, and is
intended to facilitate the securing Of juries in
such cases as SurrStt's and Jefferson Daviss.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
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4PKANS4N-5LL HAIL.

Tae Arkdasas Weekly Republican of the 1st
inst. reaches us from Little Rock, radiant with
exultation over the result of the recent Elee-
ton. whereby IT claims that the new Impartial
Suffrage Constitution has been ratified by
majority of GOS4. But its county returns show
a much smaller majority:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Sir. Dickens said farewell to TTosto0 last night
in an impromptu speech at the close OF his read
Ing. We are SURE that the hearts of the people
everywhere join in the wild cheers of the Bosto-
mans that responded 10 the touching and Gra-
cious words of the great author.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
items not fairly charrcable to the Military

items not fairly charecable to the Military
service of that year. And Gen. Grant adds:
The foregoing estimates for the approaching fiscal
year taken the estimates OF the different Bureau
ciefs wit bout change Of the items They based H1
hcerJcuditss Of de cire yedr. rnd rH profanity eT
ne amount rl,eh tri be rsqHi,ed OF peace
with the Indians the Plains Will OF itself materially
diminish the eNpen iitures Of the Army, and Justify
ducun in the number Of enlisted men IN a company
(Which reduction he has since oulered)
Now let us turn to the Military Appropria-
ton bill for the ensuing fiscal year, re-
ported to the House 10y IT'S Military Committee,
in full accord and daily intercourse with Gen.
GIANT, and virtually passed by both Houses.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

mitted to resolve the President into private
life. Mr. Wright will pardon Us if we think
the present plan far better calculated than bis
10 InAmnfe and 20 hasten Justice.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
IN cnPPEsPnNnFNrs

Hs b. .sksu AbosynoHs ConHHueStonI whs.vsr
asd-d ff sgfhssose bv The Eud address
eftse psesSy for puSheaon but GaiTsHsy TO-
hs COED fsth
Al should addressed to TaE TSiS
N-r-iork
W. essao suisrtsEs r-turp erected C.uHunieatiOuI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

rg-TBe Courts and Money Market may be
found on the second page +; Shipping IRtelli0eRce
on the third. and Literary Items and the Real
Estate article on the siJth.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

WIS commenced yesterday ~ the Supreme
Cont. The proceedins = were characterized by
much excitement.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

The Erie War wakes hotter, and the liti-
CATION becomes daily more complicated. The
.,,nlina,ion ~ tho "GOuld contempt" ease
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

An increase of . in our majority in the Sen
ate and II in the House is particularly gratifying
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Persons sending money to The TRIBUNE by
Express must prepay the express charges.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
PHALoN's FLOR DE MArO.- the new perfume
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.. usy 7oror,s delicious bat ssE the 1ay Of pure taste "''
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- s.1a.s o5- . PnAIoSs perfume "FIeR ~ MAYO spa
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KEEP THF HEAD Cool AND TIE HAIE
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see iss rs ~ pleasantly vii do rs woTt restores gTa a
f f. ,- sri color stops falling R-cHsnded uT fisr
... SOL H. IN prBgas See CbevIeTs GEEArsg o. TIE HAN
So '' "- s,n.E A. Cszv.rrE NJ o.. No 1923 Brosdsay
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

This gives 3 Republican majority of %, or
- on joint ballot. Compared with last year
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

OF course, this does not include Pensions To
those crippled in Our late War, nor any arrears
of bounties other allowances due them. Nor
does it specifically provide for the Freedman's
Bureau, which Gen. Grant reports as having
cost $3.50 ,S97 for the eleven months closing
with Lass August, and which may possibly cost
$2.OOO,090 next year, though we do not believe
it will. But call it s5OOO00O, and add all you
can for extras here and there, and you cannot
swell the entire cost of the Army for the ensu-
ing fiscal year to Fifty Millions of Dollars;
and Of this probably far less than half is spent
in the South, since each soldier on the further
Plains costs twice as much As a soldier sta
toned in the South.
- But may not Gov. Seymour have been
misled by untruthful authorities, which he has
contracted the bad habit of cOnsultngf Let
us see:
We take up The WOrld Almanac and read as
follows;
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
CONNECTICCZ

Having received complete returns of he late
election, We can now speak advisedly of the
result. and pretty certainly determine how and
where the increase and decrease of votes on
each side occurred. As might have been eK-
pected, the Democratic growth was mainly in
the cities and thickly populated villages, while
the rural districts generally showed small gains
on the light side. But we all know that cd
made the colmty-man made the town" The
Z l.ll..r--.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
Reconstruction ahead
The RepuLiican SAYS of the election:


The Republican says of the election
"If persistent lying. systematic swindng, and brow
beating Of coOred and preconcered plans OF vlo
lence and fraud could have defeated reconstruction IN the
state the Rebels ought 10 have trumphed Tor they nave
The facts in regard TO their conduct the campaign
especially the southern part of the State are vel
known and abundant, and when the time comes VIII be
fully proven.
livery Union msn who has arrived here from that ~
gOu the election tells the Of their fraud their
Violence and their rebelious mobs The old Rebel lead
confidently expected 10 carry these counties In the
south by melting their brutal and degraded masses
Ccssfu That this their intention. and that the plan
carefully premeditated, wac admitted BY some OF
their drunken and ndiscreet followers al Little Rock
Had it not been for the resoute energy. indonitabe
courage, and answering loyalty or the freedmen lue
reds OF these humble. hut courageous coloicd men
walked and rode miles TO where hey could vote Ife'I
ana fairly"
As to bullying the Blacks, The Republican
gives the following specifications:
I'VE quote the following account from an entirely re-
sponsble gentleman showing how the eiec, ,on a. con
cncts, he The election In oil thest precincts was
Instances with death n they voted the Radical Re
publican ticket and 70 be discharged anu huso Out oI
house and home the ieGsi penalty ty coud pay lor
fearless devotion 10 principle al the bdlio bynes
al the po and these who had so Tar advanced be
yond the simple ruimenls or an educauon as To WIZ
their names Without making cross" had pencil and
uaper iu hand Ia note and mark spot every man.
white and black. who had the honesty ana moral courage
% vote against the newly inprov vised Rebel army
The Resters learn, have sent their protest 20
company tie made of the military election iron
THIS County, o,,-
Lafayette Hampstead aud Union Counties all 70 the
sdIne puribOrt as tbs above
Here is an extract from another article TO
the sane effect
I've quote the following acrount from Official letter
WTtto by gentleman Who Nas assisting " eondue1 ths
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
Cwast. cH!s. A.

BcoapW ~ TWATTE-Ihis Evcllu- az s4.-" oar
Aa-r-.- rl-.I 8. isar'-' Widows Nicin.' taaniral
DoDworu HAII-This Evening ai Geo. Na1'-
o. .e4Ts E-1l1-A
iI-IH AyENrT Arr GNITEY-Ihis Day-Ai.
Je..4s TLr. ,sa-s I-ut.Is. "Tbs o. Oskra B-eset .
FKNcH THEA1EE-This Evening at s." La Belle
Hs.r-s" . Trstce
NEw-loEK CIRCUS. Fonrteenih-st-l Allt-
Fr,irg Wun1erfll Cfuocrr a2.u--a palsu
Fol.es-i.iutai-a Mu~s-Arrehztic Saii-
NinIo'> G. GAEpI.N-This Evening AT The White
fss..' Ta-scrus Ballet TfouPe.
OLYMPIC THrATEG-This Evening at S.-"Humpty
uu.ap.r." q T. tcT
WAI,,k'~-This Evening at s." Oliver Twist.
Ed U. Nr. az and T. L. Davenport
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Total ...... I,S29 22.sts 25,c2J 2i,S4O l,75s 1853
The Legislature, upon which the Democrats
had confidently counted, il strongly Republi-
can in both houses, much to the disgust of
Senator Dixon. The Senators are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Increase per 100 in Republican votes. not quite
three: increase per 100 IN Democratic votes
SIX and o half
The Democratic increase is Just where we
expccted-in the large towns. Here are the
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
ct o.

decided tl al Their rsr"1s lrpsrn'hl
~ t....r,s vpaEllve nIF-JNkISe CHASING, ENGth'N" sho
produce which 81 ou'e Aspea % 1us ~ ~
rsfe5 ,sr~ ~ rTTtrry. BEAUTY SD F1Nlsa -
r...rs Soy uanufzcturug N LAKsE og'NIitlk
,r es er tng reduce tie labor Prices 70 tie LNsl
si>iv--s sIANDsEu
A-Rl:FUMATIsM Legally Warranted IuIeu
= o--- rsiei d. FIrLExt Crest NegeAas bpn.se o,
- nu.- References ~ 81 Prnepil osPSA 10 w
krrslrsr.
A -zI;gXT,' DRESS HATS ready at popular
.-r-- BURKE No. l2s Fulto1rst tSun BgiilEl
EyYEDKLs, No 302 Broadway.-M edGins
t..- -s. Vr.-rb Note Pspers: M0nogrsms. the most e
" 81 er Paper Envelopes ready stamped afwAls oa lAh
4 GsYAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS " Co.,
a. ~ -~srv vii dispose 100 PAS0 MELopKONs Etd OkeANs
r a bargains Tor eash o. VII se ouell
ard i.cs rgah iusmtus for rent ana rent money 'lPN ."
d.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

DlstriSts. Senators.
I. Nathaniel b. stevens, Dem G4 maj
II. Albert Austin, Pep, l49 maj
III. Jarius Case, Dem. 9SS maj
". James GAllagher Dem.
V. Isaac T. Rogers. Dem.
vi Garry T. Mix. Rep.
VII. Alfred Colt, Rep, i27 maj
VIII. Charles W. Scott Rep. lI6 maj.
TX James NJ. Peckham. Rep. &c? maj
X. Jonathan 4. Wheeler Dem
XI. l.. n. BlydenbaFgh, Dem.
XII. william &. street Rep.
XIII &. Edwin Gnggs, Rep, 145 mai.
XIV. Edwin H. Bugbee Rep, l.0j0 mrj
XIV. Charles Il. Andrews. Rep, over 200 MAJ
XVI. Seth 5. Logan, Dem, VI mai.
XVII. T. Grove Lawrence, Dem.
XVIII. Charles g. Hubbard, Dem. ~ mai
XIX. Cornelius BTainerd, Rep. l55 risj.
Xxx. Charles Underwood, Rep. gain. Il NAL
XXI. David W. HuutiD gton. Rep. $66 maj.
The senate therefore, stands II Republicans 70 Demo
crats.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

LECTURES AND CONCERTS.
lgrrtri. -" MischeviOuS Mistakes The Rev.
Is.l m, :: D. L,rs -roa-s,r i'res5ytsT Cuu ch.
Coscgrr-Grand Concert. Ollyet Chapel. No. g
S~-.s1.s-.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

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es, ssi p, ora MANY Of the truly wonderful
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and for SIofna o. phase Liver SEn auu
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hriH1~rs. SO - Joan-st
Attention is called TO the SALE of VALUABLE
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lo Co., THURSDAY. Apui Il O'Clock, a. as Exchange sale
room. No ~ B-ostuSy. t-S3l
CsOICE SEEDS. PLANTS, AND TREEs.-Priced
b-'pa7e Ca'aosa s Frsi a'il 70 Bo'io4 i1a Ns 1o,.
TnE SINGER MANCFACTURING CO.
80 "a Brasaysv. NeU-iors
Wigs. TOupccS and Ornamental Hair-First
qast e al hsr dvsnE Al shades al Bachelors 10 Boscsi
BATcHELOR'S HAIR DrE-The best in the
"PALMEE's PATENT LINES. BEsT!" LAST
Rs-,-' 't' Dr. Plxrs onl' fhsdsPh' Nv fo-t Eo,to1
BRICK MACHINE.
LssSfs NW lEONCLtD BKcK NAcHNE makes tares kinds Of
shrr arrutel for decnrire CruT address J. A. La
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CmCkERING & Sons, Manufacturers of
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New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

A large volume would not contain the mass
o,pr Inch hss accumulated 10 fror BAIssN
B CuaKr st safe ecspt and reliable remedy curing coughs
colds. sss p ,ary NsHy Of truly wonderful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12

CouRr ScgSs IN NEWT ORLEANS. The iollow'ny
sceue is reported TO have actually occurred ~ vne
the police courts In New Orleans:-LaW!sIn, = ye y
please your Honor, wish to argue tn's o snd,o-
corier-"sit DOWN. Lawyer--"Bul Juuse -,
Nccorler--,I wan no argument ! am tlreu o. ~ yo3
lawyers | will tell the people VINO yo uoc o. AR
The lawyer made some remoDstrancs. necviuet a
Sir 40 Van Know that was elected ~ the voice ot
mo peonies" Iawyer--"well Judge. " you were,
the people must have had Wigny oaa sVsu Wal
dsy,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12

As INCIDENT or THE wAR.-One OF the numerous
untold Incidents OF army life Is the iollowlng:-"A
new regiment Just from the North. encamped ON
Arlington Heights, opposite Washington, IN 1868,
and immediately commenced the duties and dis
cipnc required by army regulations. Tho
colonel wanted his men particularly instructed
in guard duty and enforced the observance OF
the "grand rounds" at night. The "rounds,n as
every soldier knows consists OF two or three ocers
and corporal's squad, who march around to sec
whether the men on guard doing their duty. The
guard must challenge and halt every person who
comes near him and order him TO advance and give
inc countersign. ON o very dark night bury,
boisterous Engishman was walking his beat, when
the olccr OF the day started on the "grani rounds"
md came upon this soldier before he expected 10.
,.Who goes there Halt ~ beloved the guard, almost
in the captains cars with voice that heard all
over the camp. GOOD Lord ~ exclaimed the ofncer,
deajened by thls sudden roar. GOOD Lord tneh
advance one OF the apostles, and give the counter
Sign replied the unterri1ed guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-12

RTIsTs' FUND SOCIETY or NEW YORK.-THE
"A Ninth Annual Exhibition Of the works OF the members OF
hs Ars Fund sooisy viii open TO The public on Ihrsaay
morning. December 10, At Messrs MINER BARkEKS
Gallery broadway Fourteenth street, aud will
main open daily from A. NJ TO T. NJ Until the day Of sae
Admission free. VINCENT CoLyER, Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-15

It 10 clear TO us that such case IS
this ough. to be decided by the Senate
sitting a. . Conrt We know Of no
other means whereby it is possible ="
ascertain 10 certainty what the rels-
tive powers of Congress and the Sn-
preme Court are. under he Constitution.
The unsettled STATE If The country de-
mands that this matter he made clear.
The Integrity of a representative form
of government demands it. This PEG
pie needs to know whether IT'S dts'i"ie-
are in its own hands or in the hands "i
the eight men whocompo-e the Supreme
Court This Republic stand. upon
very precnrious base # the vi.nlesi of
irs political questions depends upon The
fsllihle judgment of -igh, elderly
lawyers
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-15
san FRAsC.SC0 DISPATCH

| From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday ]
SAN Francisco, January l3.-General
Frederick Steele, recently commanding the
Department of Columbia, died suddenly Of
apolexy, yesterday, at San Mateo.
The sloop John Stillson, loaded with eighty
tons of wheat. lying at Lombard wharf, sunk
Yesterday during the severe snow storm and
gale.
The Harbor Commission Investigating
Committee met to-day, and organized by
appointing n. Greene Curt is as Chairman.
The Board of Police Commissioners met
on Saturday evening and removed about 20
of the old policemen and appointed Demo
Gratis in their stead. They will meet again
on Saturday evening next to renew the bust
ness Of official deeapitation.
W e. Davis led suddenly this morning
of the Order OF Red Men and an exempt fire.
man.
The steamer California from Victoria ar
rived this forenoon. She brings $4,000 in
treasure. Official dispatches had been re-
ceived ordering Governor Seymour to TX
the seat of government at Victoria.
Sitka adsices report nothing OF interest.
Citizens had appointed Mayor and Com
mon Council.
Hale & Norcross advanced to So 900.
Flour-Oregon extra, 81 90.
Wheat-The market is rather quiet at
s. 60(a2 20 for fair to choice.
Barley-Prime brewing at 81 81.
Oats 81 so.
New York Quotations-Gold opened at
1881, closed at l40.
Wheat is shade lower. So 05,G3 Is.
Flour is dropping, Sl2 j0(al2 10.
Liverpool wheat market l6 shillings.
Legal tenders 1l(Q12.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-15
PROM EUROPE.
1BT CABLE.I

BIZ CABLE.
VIENNA, January l3.-Dispatches from
the Sonth indicate that the Porte is about to
pursue more liberal policy. A decree had
been issued guaranteeing equality of rights
and a suspension Of the collection Of tithes
for two years.
PARIS, January l3.-The Moniteur con-
tradicts the rumors of popular disturbances
at Naples, and states that perfect tranquility
prevailed in the city and surrounding prov
inces.
LONDON, January ia telegram an
nounces the arrival in Abyssin;a Of Sir Rob-
ert Napier, who Immediately left for Lenafe
and placed himself at the head of the expe-
dition.
Warwick Jail, where the Fenian prisoners
are confined, is occupied by troops to prevent
an attempt at rescue.
Dublin papers found on the person Of the
prisoner Lannan are said to expose the whole
plan of the Tenian leaders and their futGTe
operations.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-15

BIG SupPLY AT LAsT.-We find in yester-
DAYS E>TERPRIsE very courteous mention
of the APPEAL. the spirit of which is heart
i v reciprocated. In connection with the same
the follow ing statement is made:
We received a ton Of that materis! (paper
Yesterday bv way Of DINNER Lake and Cisco.
and learn that many I, ore tons are on the
sav and will be here within few dSvs.
This is an announcement which gives the
APPEAL assurance that II is still to be pro-
vlded with an ample pasture wherein to
browse for early and extended Eastern and
Western news items.