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New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
SOUTH AMERICA.

THE PARAGUAYAE WAR-DEMAND FOR THE RE-
MoyAL OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF or
THE ALLIES EoRCES-THE REVOLT IN MON
TEYIDEO.
LISBON, March 1o.--Ihe regular mail steamship
from Rio Janeiro arrived at this port to-day. The
news from the armies facing each other on the Para
ma is meager and unimportant. The allies had not
yet made an attack on the fortified position of the
enemy at Humaita. A strong pressure had been
brought to bear on the Brazilian Eemperor for the re-
moval of Marquis Caxias, the Commander Chief
of the allies but up the time of the sailing of the
steamer the Emperor had enphatically refused 70
comply with the urgent appeals The revolt which
had broken out in the city of Moneyideo, and which
threatened 10 become formidable. had been efectu-
ally suppressed.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

The Paraguayans, in their stronghold of
Humaita, continue to defy the besieging army
of the Allies. The little news that is received
from the seat of war indicates that for long
time back the Allies have not gained an inch
of ground. There seems to be general dis
satisfaction with the war. The Argentine
provinces which border on Paraguay have
openly revolted against the policy of the
Federal Government. In Montevideo, the capi
tai of Uruguay, there has likewise been a serious
revolt against the present Government and now
we learn that a great pressure is brought to
bear upon the Emperor of Brazil for the re-
moval of the Marquis Caxias, the Commander
in-Chief of the Allies. All this does not augur
an issue of the war favorable to the Allies.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

In our remarks of yesterday approving Senator
ConklinGs opposition TO further grants OF Govern
ment bonds for railroad purposes, we inadvertently
mentioned the Central Pacific Railroad instead Of
the Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad
formerly known as the Atchison and Pixies Peak
Railroad), against which the Senator's arguments
were directed. This latter is prolongation of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad across Kansas,
forming branch tributary to the Omaha main line
The Central Pacific Railroad is quite different line
under distinct company, extending from the Calf
fornia coast eastward Its projectors have carried it
steadily forward since 1862, at cost of over Ell 0OO
600, and have now nearly 10000 men at work in the
Salt Lake Basin. Tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has not asked Congress for any aid beyond the
original appropriation.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

two months to thorough organization, and open
the active campaign on the 4th of July with a
few great meetings and addresses which should
glow and burn with the fire of that great Reyo-
lutionary struggle for " the rights OF Human
Nature wherein the soil of NewJersey was SO
often soaked with patriot blood. After that
let there be a pause but no rest till about the
1st of September, when the farmers will have
CONNECTED their Summer harvest and then let
the State be rocked with meetings and appeals
from the hills of Bergen and Sussex to the
sands of Cape May. Thus fought, we know
that New-Jersey can be carried; and if they 10
not mean thus to fight it, her Republicans may
better not attempt it, and thereby absorb the
time and efforts of speakers who can do posi-
tive GOOD elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

Some of Mr. Johnson's more INSCRIPTIONS
partisans are recklessly asserting that impeach-
ment has had an effect to lower the price of
our bonds abroad, and to cause return of
them to our American markets. How small
and even adverse an element Mr.. johnson
forms in the credit of the Government is shown
by the fact that our 5-2Os of 1862, which sold
in London on January 12 six weeks before i'm
peachment, at 71f, and on February %, the date
of impeachment, at ~. reached on March 49,
three weeks after impeachment 72t, an advance
of of one per cent which on our entire debt
would amount to an advance of s15,OOOOOO In
actual gold value. If it is worth fifteen millions
of dollars to the public credit to impeach An
drew johnson, what must it be worth to re-
move him altogether
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

We have before us the complaint of Joseph
Ward a naturalized citizen, who says that the
Democratic Board of Registry in the town OF
Seymour, Conn, rejected his application to be
registered on the ground of doubt as to the
genuineness of his papers. The document is
perfectly authentic, issued by the Superior
Court of this city, and bearing the well-known
signature of Robert ID. Livingston, clerk. Mr..
Ward will present his claim again on the SOth
inst, and if then the Registrars refuse to enroll
his name we hope he will apply to the nearest
Court for mandamus to enforce his right.
The Connecticut Democracy are making des-
perate efforts to hold their ground, but when
it comes to robbing men of their votes in
this barefaced fashion, it is time they were
checked.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
FRANCE.
THE NEw PAMPHLET.

PAEIs, March 19.-The new pamphlet seeking 10
establish the claims of the Napoleonc dynasty TO
popular origin has been made public. Napoleons
authorship of the work in question is authortayely
denied 1t is now said that Cont. the Secretary OF
the Emperor's Cabinet, was the writer.
EvENIYG.-The much lOoked-for Imperial pamphlets
made its appearance to-day. The writer. after giy-
ing lengthy history of the early popular votes In
France, proves from that that the French Consttu-
ton is based upon the will of the people only and s
changeable only by the vote of the people He then
passes on to review the course of the Emperor to-
ward the people, and contends that in the decrees Of
1860 and 1867, wherein certain liberal reforms
guaranteed the Emperor manifcsts that he seeks To
adapt the covenant to progress and liberty.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

1t is reported from Vera Cruz that portion
of the Mexican Government favor the expul-
sion from the Republic of all Spaniards who
will not become naturalized citizens. We
trust the story is not true. To say moth
ing of the essential injustice of such pro-
ceedng, it would have a most damaging effect
upon the reputation of Mexico abroad, as well
as upon its material prosperity. What the
country especially needs is an infusion of new
life and enterprise by means of immigration,
and that it will never have if any class of for
eigners are to be banished in body merely
because some Of their countrymen are supposed
TO be dsaflected toward the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

The second annual report of the Registrar OF
Vital Statistics has been published, and the
document is deserving of the careful perusal
and consideration of the people of this city.
The report, by its tabular statements, infer
ences, and conclusions, shows to tho public the
necessity of complying with all the teachings
obtained from the more advanced development
of the science of hygiene, and demonstrates
the force of the ancient doctrine, An
" ounce of prevention is better than q
"ponnd of cure.r The more important
statistics contained in the report of the
Registrar are preserved in the synopsis which
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

Louis Napoleon seems to have forgotten the
lesson which Mexico taught him, and to be de-
sirous to embark in another American intcrven-
ton. This time it is Hayti which has excited
his ambition, on the preteXt that she has not
paid her debt to France. Hayti is, OF course,
unable to cope with France; but so was Mex
ico and if Napoleon is wise, he will remember
in time that the influences which defeated his
Mexican scheme will equally be able to resist
any iniouitous designs he may have against
Hayti
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

We print to-day letter from the President
elect of tho Cornell University, the Hon. A. ID.
White, correcting the misapprehension that the
authorities Of that institution purpose discourag
ing classical studies. Their design, on the con-
trary, is to promote thorough general educa-
tion, and to give students all possible facili-
ties for pursuing whatever special branches
they feel an inclination for We may also add
that Mr.. White will sail for Europe tomorrow
to make certain purchases for tho University
that will increase its usefulness.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
AUSTRIA.

TIE GOVERNMENT IN FAVOR OF CIVIL MARRIAGE.
VIENNA, March l9.--In the Reichsrath, to-day. the
announcement was made by the ministry that the
project for the authorization of the rite OF civil mar
rage ought to pass in spite of the Concordst While
they regretted the inwill of the Pope, the Ministry
considered such an enactment indispensable to the
welbeng of society and should press its adoption by
the Reichsrath.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

During the consideration of the Appropria-
ton bill in the House of Representatives yes
terday Mr.. Hulburd pushed through an amend
ment abolishing the Revenue Service pleasure
boats 1t directs the Secretary of the Treasury
to lay up and withdraw from commission every
revenue cutter on the Atlantic coast not actu-
ally needed for constant use, and specially
marks those in the Bay of New York for
victims
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

Stirring news is shortly expected in England
from the Abyssinian expedition. Gen. Napier
intends to surprise the enemy by suddenly
marching upon Magdala, and thus iberatng
the captives. King Theodore does not show
himself formidable opponent; but whether
the climate will be equally pOwerless to thwart
the object of the expedition remains to be
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

While the English Government has adjourned
70 tho novt Parliament its plans of church, land,
and educational reform in Ireland, tne oecre-
tary for Ireland Yesterday brought IN a Dill 1or
reform of Irish representation. The bill re-
duces household suffrage in cities from 9lO to
81. but leaves the county franchise unaltered
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

we publish to-day, and the comparisons
of doath-rate upon the total of population, and
the death-rate of infants in the first year OF
life in this city, and London Gngland), and
Providence (Rhode Island) are well worthy OF
attention. not only as disclosing the probable
cause of such mortality, but suggesting how a
similar death rate may be prevented
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

1t will he seen that the highest Republican
vote yet polled was that for Gov. Ward
67,j25--in 1866 while the highest Democratic
vOte--6s, ,024-was that for Gen. Mcclellan in
1864. The largest total was that of 1865, when
each party did its best, and when Gov Ward
was elected over Gen. RnnyOn by 2,789 major
ity. We estimate the total vote next November
at 10000, and hope to see the Republicans sue
ceed by about 1000 majority. They would have
carried their State in 1864 had her COpperhead
Legislature of 1862 enabled her volunteers fight
ing in Virginia to vote as they shot"
The figures above given show that no wait
ing race will answer. The State can be carried
if the right work is done throughout; it cannot
be carried by doing nothing to any purpose till
September, and then expecting to 20 through on
spontaneous combustion and hurrahs for Grant.
The work first in hand is the systematic diffusion
of the best Republican journals giving prefer
ence to those published at home. Let every
house be canyasscd forthwith and every man
induced to take the Republican journal of his
own choice who can be-and, if there be voter
too poor to pay, let some generous neighbor
pay for him. The stirring events of our time
especially the trial OF the President by the
Senate on the impeachment of the House
makes almost every man an eager reader of
the news; and concerted, determined effort
would extend the circulation of Republican
journals in New-Jersey by at least thirty thou
sand copies before the 1st Of May. Then give
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

The breach between the Government of Aus
tria and the Papal Court is widening. A few
weeks ago the Minister of the Interior CEN
sured the bishops for fomenting dissatisfaction
with the Constitution; yesterday the Ministry
Vrgsd the passage Of the Civil Marriage bill,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
Nem'llork Daily gribm,re.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1863.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE

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Five copies or over 81 each 10 copies s45.
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5 copies, So; II copies $l5: q copies, 10 one dd
dress. 425 21 copies, to Of subscribers $2l
81 copies to one address, $50 81 copies, TO
names Of spbscribe1S, $j5.
Advertising Rates.
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According to position in the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
NEW-JERSEY IN LINE.

The Republicans of NEw-JERsEY have held
a great State Convention, made good plat
form, appointed Delegates to Chicago, and re-
solved to make gallant fight for the recovery
of their State next November. So far, we'll
very well: yet this is but a good beginning.
Let them now calmly confront the task before
them, as exhibited in the following exhibit of
the aggregate poll of their State for the Re
publican and Democratic parties respectively
since the "Amencan" organization was aban-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
GERMAN TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEET

CERMAN TRIBUNE CAMPAlGN SHEET
We shall publish in a few days Number One
of the German TRIBUNE Campaign Sheet. 1t
will contain the speeches Of Senator Morton
and Gen. Sickles, and the letter of Speaker
Colfax to the Indiana Republican Convention.
One hundred thousand copies of this sheet
will be circulated. A few appropriate adver-
tisements viii be inserted at the rate of one
dollar a line
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

The Senate yesterday passed the bill TO re-
lieve certain manufactures from internal taxa
ton. 1t now goes back to the House for
concurrence on amendments The text Of the
bill passed yesterday is given in our Washing
on disnatch
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

70" Our Steamships, A Letter from Our O,ca
Correspondent in Florence, The English 4urf
don, The Courts, The Money Article and the
Markets are on the second page this morning;
The Cornell University on the third; NeW Pub
licatiOnS on the sirth, and Real Estate on the
sotonh
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
Advertising Rates.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
10 ssss Be taken Of Anonymous Co1manieatoui Whatever
Intended escad by the aud iddr.
ofSs vns-nOt necessarily for publication but gahnJ for
bis rood faith. ,
UEn." Eew-lorL
We sAaRot undertake rejected Communication,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

in spite Of the ill will Of tho Pope. AuS.ri" ,n'
seems determined 10 return to the hOeral IRA
ditiOns of Joseph ii.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ABYssINIAN WAR.

fhb hbfoS1NlAN WAh
NJ ArIi srIe rxIssEsPa rHE rusUu
LONDON, March 19.-Late dates from the English
expedition now operating in Abyssinia for the relief
of the English captyes held by King Theodore have
been received in this city to-day II was reported al
Annesley Bay ON the 9th that the British CON-
mander, Gen. Napier. was about to make sudden
dash the enemy's forces Magdala in the hope
of being able to free the capves in the surprise and
confusion of the moment
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
In the House of Commons last evening Mr.. g. w.
Hunt the Chancellor of the Exchequer in reply to .
question, promised the appearance of tue Budget on
the 10th Of April next
During debate on the Irish question Lord Mayo
made an explanation in regard to the Fenian prose-
cutons lie said that the offer of pardon made TO
johnson. who accused of participating in an IL
legal procession, not held out to Sullivan and
Pigot, the Dublin editors, for the reason that the
cases were widely different.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
EyENING.--The regular weekly statements Of the
condition of the Bank Of England are officially pub
lished The bullion in vaut has increased the last
week to the extent of 10000 pound sterling.
THE IRISH REFORM BILL.
MIDNIGHT.-In the House of Commons tonight
Earl Mayo, Chief Secretary for Ireland, presented
the Government bill for reform in the representation
Of Ireland in the Commons. There is to be no alter
alton in the S6lntS franchise but in the boroughs
the right of voting is to be given to all e. house
holders, instead of flO as at present Noactlon was
taken upon the measure.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
TIE FENIANS.

Capt Mackey, who was recently tried at Cork on
a charge Of murder. and acquitted. was to-day pus
upon trial again on charge of treason felony.
Messrs Massy Corydon. and Mullany, are tho chief
witnesses against the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

The House has passed the bill to keep up
the Freedmen's Bureau for one year longer.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
LETTER LIST.

The following h the list of letters remaining in the
Post Once, Helesa. NJ T., October 14ths
Archer A Archer VIM Andrews r ID
Atkinson DIR NJ AAbrecht 2 Allen z Miss
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
OTR AGENTS.

HUDSON L MENEr, New York TINES Bnilding,
] Park Row the sole agents for MONTANA
Posi- for the Eastern States.
W T. HAMILTON. Fort Beaton-
Mr. A. J. SMITH, Banuack-
J. NJ FrsH Sterling. Hot Spring District.
BEIIINGFR & ALLEN. Silver Bow.
JAMES STUART, Deer Lodge.
WORDEN Co, Hell Gate
W p PARSONS. Gallatin City.
T. NICHOLSON German Gulch-
GEO PERRY, Lincoln Golch.
GBo. RAUCH Radersburg-
A. b. HAMILTON, sun River Crossing.
II. n. HATHAAwY, Highland District
+. CHURCH. Summit City.
y. G.. JOHNSON. Blackf-pt-
WESLEY W. JONES. Reynolds City, Elk Greek
J. s. WILLIAMS, ST. Louis, Mo-
/. l.. FISHER. San Francisco, Cal.
Henry RIERpES, Argenta.
II. ELLIS a. Co, Leesbutgh. Saloon River Mines
W. DAvENPOKT. Confederate Gulch-
G. BESsEHER, Boulder Valley
MONTGOMERY, Bear Gulch and adjacent mines,
II C. WEmOLp, Butte City.
GEORGE NJ BROCK BeaTtovu VI. I.
DAVIS WILSON, Bozemau City.
Il PERCY, Sioux City, Iowa.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
BORN.

On the 10th inst, to the wife of William
Kennedy, of Little Prickly Pear, son.
At Virginia City, on the 9Th inst, to the
wife of Joseph Tischler. a sou.
At Sterling, on the 2nd inst, TO the wife of
s. w. Cook, a daughter.
Born to the wife of Sim Grim, of Wiscon-
san creek, on the 9Th inst. daughter.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
MARRIED.

In this city, on the 9th inst, by Justice
g. l.. Duke, JosEPH APoLOSIo, of Helena,
and Miss CLARA FREILER, of Prickly Pear
Valley.
In this city, at the residence of Z. NJ. Hoyt,
Esq, on the lst inst, by Justice George l..
Duke, Mr. LERor BEvERIDGE and Miss ANN
]. siDpLE, both of this city.
On the llth inst. al the residence of Miss Daisy
Dean. by Judge Edwards j. C. BREwsrFR 20 Miss
LIZZIE sHIETNAKER, both of this city. No cardsa
We learn that the happy couple leave on this
sfterpoon's coaeh for California Bon voyage.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

A NUMBER Of MINERS and other LABOR.
"A ERS, for the ensuing winter, ~ the l. X l.
Mill. Grizzly GuIch, NJ. +. Apply to
0ctl3dtf j. c. KICKER.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
NOTICE.

-" HEREAS my wife has left my bed and
w board. without just cause OF proyocstiou
4 hereby warn all persons against hssrborine or
trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debt.
OF her contracting. j. NJ. FRAZIER
Diamond City. ". T., Sept Is, &C. OI-d&wi,n
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
ICAsE No. 35-l
bankruptcy Notice.

Supreme Court of the !
Territory Of Montana, In bankruptcy
In the matter ofJosiah b. johnson, Bankrupt.
Territory and District Of Montana, IS ::
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the OH
a day OF October, 1e6S, Warrant of Bank
ruptcy was issued OUT of the Supreme Court of the
Territory OF Montana against the estate of Josiah
b Johson OF Backfoot City, in the County of
Deer Lodge, in said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt, on his own Petition That the
payment OF any debts aud the delivery Of any prom
erty belonging to such Bankrupt to him. OF for his
use and the transfer Of any property by bin, are
ioroioden oy law and that meeting Of the CredI-
tors OF said Bankrupt to prove their debts and 10
eno9ss one or more Assiguees of his estate will be
held AZ a Court of Bankruptcy 10 be holder M ,bs
City Hall, on Wallace Street. In Virginia City. NJ
r., before Theo Mufiy. Esq, Register in Bank
Der, A ID. 1868, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
NEIL HOWE,
". 5 Marshal for said District.
Geo. NJ. Pinney, Helena. 81. T.
Atty for Petitioner
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

From Wednesday, o Dzily.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
First National Bank Of Helena,

On the morning of the First Monday in Oct, lets
RESOURCES.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
DIED.

AT Virginia City, on the sth inst, Mary
Soilette, infsnt daughter Of Dr.. L. and Mary
Daems.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
Helena Market Report.
corrected Daily for the MONTANA PosT. byl
Sparks & Mcpherson,
WHOLESALE GRocERs. NO. IS MAIN STREET.

Quotations represent jobbing prices in clean gold
dust at SIS 90 per ounce. Retail prices raogr
from ten 20 twenty five per cent higher.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16

Lodge county Charles is making = good
mark as a stage man.
WANTED.-The attention of all who
desire employment is called to the card q J.
c. Kicker in another column.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
IN. C.. FUGAT.

M observation-disclosures Of the above person
W Important interests at stake. Address
G. HARRISON, Silver Bow, VI. +