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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25
Yours, at the post of danger,
CORY O'LANUs,
OORRH " LANUS.
P. S.-Another alarming dispatch has
haen received from Mulberry street.

L. S.-Anotner alarming dispatch has
been received from Mulberry street.
New YORK, Midnight, Gin haste.)
To Congress "A man was. seen
about o'clock this afternoon purchas-
ing jack-knife in hardware stcre in
the Bowery. 4 detective traced the fel-
low to the Jersey City ferry, where, not
having three cents about him to pay his
ferriage, and the ftrrymaster, who is no
doubt a copperhead and sympathizer
with johnson, refusing to recognize his
authority, the officer was obliged to give
up the pursuit. The man is supposed
to be on his way to Washington for the
purpose of assassinating Congress. Look
out for him; he wears an overcoat and
side whiskers, and his boots are rights
and lefts. j. A. @. K. A. S. S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25
COLUMBUS
ORGAN FACTORY,

Il completed Pipe Organ for the German fnde-,,
pendent Church. on Mound street, Colum bus takes
This method of informing the public and particu- u
iaIly Church committees throughout the State, ,
that he is ready TO contract for Organs of any
size and price, and refers parties interested to the
Organ Just completed specimen product of his
factory. s-rt.~ II ALBERT GEMUNDER.2~
oct25-dG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

We have the above articles of the latest STYLES
and of superior quality. buh in material and finish
and guarantee prices as low as ANY house in the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

A JERSEY Cry paper states that two
men in that city made wager on the re-
suit of the recent election, one betting
the sum Of $5 against the wife of the
other. The man who put up the money
won, and demanded the wife. The hus-
band was inclined to pay his bet, but
the lady demurred and drove the claim
ant from the house with great vigor.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
No. ! srlrk.sr, SEW.IoEx, March Is. 1873.
pOSAI,S lin dupicate) will be received
OspiCk ~ A,ssr,Sr lCARTERNAsTF KGEszSiL)
Ne L. STArEsr, NEW -loRK Cfr1 :
March l6, Isja ,
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a


Ne L. STArEsr, EEv-loRK CRY.
March IS, I8ja },
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a
copy this atarhed each invited and will he
un ~ o'clock MONDAI, March 49, 1853
for the truckg ell GOVERNMENT STORES within CITY II
NewYork which be the duty OF the Qlaremsers Department
10 moye for the period pf one
Proposals the c1u load of barrels fOrk,
barrels Flour, - l.sO pounds weight OF vther goods
For distance not exceeding mile
dAtance exceeding nile but not erceedug mile.
rIceeing mile but exceeding u miles
eIcerduy a miles hat exceeding nes
exceeding miles hut exceeding q nils
distance exceeding ?. miles hu exceeding miles
Per half mile for distance exceeding 3 miles.
The contractor H be required perform the work AZ time called
upon reasonable notice being given l night and upon Sundays
when without compensation allow
will be made IN the delivery except when
caused BY an officer or agent cf the Government
Tue contractor must be prepared execute trucking he may be
called for by the Department. and aer the
LIST day OF April 1903 aud must he present all times 10
eeye and execute all which BE- gyen work 20 be done
No viii be considered coug from responsible parties
and accompanied by the responsible setting
forth their Willingness become scy in the OF 5000 for the
faithful niIDeut Of the cm,rat f
The United states the rghtto reject all proposals.
Bidders have the privilege Of being present al the opening Of the
bds e..
Proposals be addressed the Undersigned ard indorsed Pro-
posas for Trucking Government Sore&" RUFUS INGALLS,,
Byt Msorier. and Asst z. w. Gen. U. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYORK:
Sev.Iaven and Bridgeport 100 300 EI), l90A m, al3
(ELD AGO CID as 30 and 400 (EI p m.
For Milford SAod Fairfield Southport, aud Westpoh 100 lLO
a NJ as, 430pm.
For Norwak 100 400 (EI 800 IL 20 l23 (EI 300 (EIl
at. 4 20 tRr D. 5 D. 400 (EI) m.
For Daren. 100 9O0. H. a IN AS go, so m.
stanford 100 90 (EIl 800 ll30 l5 (EL AIS 400
HrD a45. 80 (EI), 40 30. 6 81. 800 (BI) p IN.
Greenwich intermediate stations 100 800 lJo 2l,
3iJ, 40 6JJ. so p a. . -
Boston via Spnn gteh 500 m. (EI 100 (EIl 400
Por Boston via Shore Line i2i3 (RIC Goop m.
Tor Hartford aud Springfield 800 (ELI l2la 200 (EL 400
D.
For Connecticut River Railroad 800A ELl 25 70 Mon
ts.l 900 .. IN TO Northampton. ... -
FOR Hartford Providence and Fsht Railroad 800 (EI) AIS
For Haven Lordon and sonngton Railroad at 400
l2i5, 400 200 .. ID.
Por Canal Railroad l7l5 P. n. to Northampton.
Por Ion,stone Railroad, d0O 10. 800 p.
Nor Nsugauek Railroad. 800 m, AGO p. m
For Dinbury and Nor~Alk Railroad, 100 800 a 40
NN"A-NN''~- "a cpnt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
A PRIL MAGAZINES.

n
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. .
CoETYSTs-A Plea Afternoon by Anonee B Backwei
The Wreck Of by Celia ThaIteri Spener by
Whippe; Lagos Bar Part BY w. Wpwood Resde ByWNs OF
Europe PART w By Taylor; More by Oliver Wendell
Holmes Our Roman Catholic Brethren By James Parton be fSson
the Ratesnake by Dr. Weir Mtobe Most Extraordinary Case
Henry James jr Moke Friends Part ILL., BY Isaac
Haves; By A. Richardson's April by Miss
H. Hudson by John Dwight Reviews and Literary Noheeh
OUR YOUNG FOLKS .
COSTBNrs-Hoday Romance Part Ill BY Charles Dickens with
page illustration by john Gbe The First Crusade by n A.
Bone; Corporal Giles by Willy Wp; Anna Maras Visit to the Minis
by G. Howard; Driving the Cow by Marian Douglas Lessons In
H. C.; The French Exposition for Twenty Cents Con
clu BY Charles Dawson Shn The e Jew by the Author Of
John Halifax !" Emily Home Again BY Mrs Stowe The LADY
Coffee by Luereta p Hae Muse The HAPPY
Parer Canse by Julius Eiehberg Round the Evening
Lamp; Our Letter Box Twenty -four Illustrations
TICKNOR 4 FIELDS, Publishers Boston,
And No BleeekeTst, kevIoTk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
"T'HE PLYMOUTH PULPIT AND Mr.

E'TFNHE PLYMOUTH PULPITo AND MIR.
BEECIIER, Drawing by Mast, in PUTNAMS MAGAZINE
"AMONG THE POOR GIRLS" startling expose Of Broad
way and other dealers clothing Soc PUTEAMs MAGAZINE
YBDO, AND THE JAPANESE In PUTNAMS MAGAZINE.
THE POPE AND HIS THRONE. In PUTNAMs MAGAZINE.
PROTESTANT ST. ALBASS-see PUTNAAS MAGAZINE.
PUTYAMS MAGAzISBThe story Of Too True" growing In
should be read in every family especially in NewYork
A PEEP AT NETWORK IN 1850. PUTSAMs MAGAZINE
PUTSANS MAGAZINE FOR APRIL contains sersuiesn an,
including some Of immediate and general interest
Ready This Day ati?m For sale by all deslsrG
O. P. PUTNAM SON, No. eGi Broadway
Special inducements for clubs and direct subscribers
PEADY SATURDAY.
The best German Novel Goethes Wilhelm MsiseT"
on THE HEIGHTS
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
Publishers Boston
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1868:
l. A PAPER on PAPER-Sohele de We're
2 ABSOLUTION-Grace Greenwood.
3 HISTORY AND ITS PHIL0SOPHY-C. S. Henry 2. y.
4 A VISIT To ST. ALBANS NBW-loRK-J A. Spencer, d. ID.
s. THE PRINCESS VAREDA. Part Il.-f. A. Henry.
G. AMONG THE POOR GIRJS-Wirt SikeL
T. DISAPPOINTMENT-A. f. Lancaster
g. LIFE IN GREAT CITIES: III. YBDO-Chas W. Elliott
g. THB POPE AND THE TEMPORAL S0VERElGSTY-John s.
c. Abbott.
10 RXILE-Mra r. II. Stoddazd
il. TOO TRUE A STORY OF TODAY Chaps. VII and VIII
r. A PEEP INTO NEW-NBTHERLAND TWO HUNDRED
YEARS AGO-E A. DuJckiuck.
I3. ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN. Mrs r. II. Stotdsrd.
~ RESUMPTION. T. s Gould
Is. IN RR MR. THOM. WHITE. Lncy Fountain.
l6 HENRY WARD BEECIlER With a Portrait
L. MONTHLY CHRONICLE: l. Occ0HepeeS 2 LieTAeTs. }.
Fine Arts 4 Table Talk
Price IS cents; 81 per
g. p. PUTNAM SON.
No BROAD
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
iqth publitutiuns.
ECLECTIC MAGAAINE

n
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER
EMBELLISBMENT-ProL PARADAf.
l-Abyssinia
1.-THE great Nehna In 0ron.
lila Great MAn's RelaIauoBS
W.-Music IN Englstd
VI Persons
VI-The Mummy Of Tbehes.
vLhe Blockade An Episode OF the Bpd Of be Empire Con-
tnged
VIII-Tak and Takers
X-The Rsstefn Question. Continued
X-Tornadoes aud Lsud.Storins.
XI.-Jeanette's Revenge
XIl.-Sketcbes from Norway,
XIIL-LteTaTy Lions
XIV.-Iady Macbeth.
XY.-PTof AgsssiT and Brazil
XVI-A Strange STORY.
XVII-Hstheo Woman.
XvlIL-Damonds and Precious Stones
XIX-Tbe French Government and Political EIisa
XX-Revenes
XXI.-Among the Pacific Islands
XXIL-Elephant Hunting in South Africa
XXIIL-Skecb Of Michael Faradsy
XXIV,-POery
XXY-Notes on Books.
XXvL-Soienee
XXYIL-Valeties.
TERMS OF THE ECLECTIC:
Single copies As SIS vo copies one yeh
So; hye eeopies one Address
N 20 No
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
4ors,s, da,riaa,s, &t,

NITI AUCTION MART Broadway aud
~ Thirty ninth st-J j. HENRY, Auc.ionssr Regular of
HOrre Carriage. Sleigh. Harness Robes Bankss Whips te tc
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at II o'clock There large
driving showing hosrs sale No Posponuut eeouni Of
weather so,k Of the sr swAls on hand private
suction prices COnsgn respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
9rintinq.

BRUSHES of every description, at reason
I'D able prices 81 The BTulh Factory, No ls P,s,t New Yorh
Hsrpsr't Buldibg John X H0PPEL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

DIG IRON-No. / Scotch and American
foandso and Forge Pig Iron. a ship yard, and direct sa
'"''N I1MES WILLIAMSON Co. Me- 60 walL,t MI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
Proposals.
OFFICE CoseREssIoNiL PRINTER
PROPOSALS 4

WAsHIsGroS. March Il, 1853
PROPOSALS for ENGRAVINGS of the IL
ER or pATRSS Tor S year SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
criyed Al this Once SATURDAY April H. 1883 at l2 o'clock r
sirnsh5g oes set Of eleeroyPe pages o. e ~ V
the year 1903 With the Of the pateatee aud the
character OF the patent 90 each Illustration
drawings will be furnished 70 TIE contractor VINO s
arrange uumerctl order nearly CONSISTENT
with aud eonpac!a and the execution Of he Work must be
y equal that furnished the Published Report for 1856 which has
adopted standard for the volume The plates are 70
delivered this e nee OF cost Tor transportation aud Sabjeeto the
approval or rejection ofthe Congr sSion.l Printer. .
Bidders required for the by he illustration With
tTs,e an nysno or easel whole number
figures will he estimated and paid for single Illustration
Awards he the aud best bidder for the interest OF
regard being paid To the execution Of the work
under the direction OF the JOINT Committee on frnuns VINO reserve Me
right 10 reject or all ufthe bids .,,
Bidders procure Congressional Printer drawings Of Illus
bids With an eecroy pe pste py ~ oI us
that made he establishment bidder and
that be the facilities Tor the prompt aud proper exc
No proposi will considered accompanied BY bond with
peuaty Sl0O0o he br bidders bis or their pro-
pOa ha be accepted will execute the work in accordance with the
proposal ,,, ,,., -
Any information that be required will be furnished upon
application this ance tb, Commissioner Of Patents
Blank will he fun shed application TO the nndersgne
proposal will be considered which does not conform precisely
Proposals will h. addressed Joint Committee Printing
wshngtop c. aud dorsei the enyel
wv JOHN D. bEFREES Congressional Printer
So sSrIrk.sr., SEwIoEx March ls, 1873.
PROPOSALS Tin duplcate) will be received
by the undersigned until 10 FRIDAY. goth nSt for
500 barrels PORkMkSS PRIME MESS-of the new crop,
packed hlhoop ash barrels with iron hoops
900 barrels quality aperbne southern, ST. Louis,
$4,000 pounds Carolina RICE In clean, good stout osk barrels
The mannsr Of making bids re1nreas"Q " oa@et f, same as
stated In precious HiJ,rt''oH'"" JroN ths ogts ,rov
Bv. Brig Gen md A. c. G. 8.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
4. vAspRRBILT. vIcePr.,ld.ul
JONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar

II r,hgsment-Ching. Of Tims-LsUe James,ip; an NAL
train for and all waysstons connecting h Mneoh With
Glen Cove and Hampstead II Syosset passenger %
aud all stations Express train for River Head M
Glen passenger aud all waytAuona
Fsrmgie and Hampstead tram and for North p sar
DAYS onlT
Sunday Excursion Train esve Hunters Polni el5 arrives at
Huleri Point aIiW p IA. To take effect Nov. = 1901
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
gtttur,s anb Mrrtings.

"DOOK- MAKING and BOOK USINGh-
I'D Subject fFREB LECTURE THIS EVENING Of ocsf al
Of the Young Mems Christian Association No t fhhs'.
Of Twenty seeondst, ly Mr. d. RANDOLPH io5tg
invited
MIR. OSMUN, the Reformed Rumseller OF
vi Providence will deliver LECTURE THIS EVENING, a.
o'clock 10 the FonJthIt 81. T. Cbareb, near Division.
Admission free.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
fnrniturt.

fnrnitnr,.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
- vsnans nan1fsea Aso solid Cbustnut Asd Walnut Cham
Der sui.ss pas and ornamental FARRINGToka Ne 36S
csnslst, spreuts WEBSTER Rsablsbsd lsta
FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
Il Al largely reduced price. BRAUNSD0RP METZ hanufsetu
Nos 2a nd li kvugtont between Norfolk and hers orsr
their large and sescrted ,toek Of fte FURNITURE consisting
Of sitting Room Psrlor Library Bedroom and Dining Room Suites
Of the latest styles 10 the public At wholesale
BALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WANTED to PURCHASE-AbOut 81, 600 in
w Furniture Csrpss Mating General Household Purniur.i
balance months good security Ad
dress with real name, j. }. w., Bor No 2o;5 Postonee
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNK J. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE NBW. YORK:

Psss,nger Station York corner and Fourth
Entrance o Twenty .seyenthsL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
NEW-JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA

NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
lNva kenrhgton' $3.50 pm. Via Camden M pm Via
Phs An IL and u night For Bait aud Washington
s+Oa u 100 For South aud sWe-atO An II noon,
P0R THE wBST-To Cincinnati and Chcsgos;40 u N,
The g. 30 aud 7J0 trains through. With but
change Silver Palace sspngea rain through t.
without change making connections at Cincinnati by
BY ~ lines Family compartment also
Mon and Thurs through Chicago without change
advance Of other lines With all morning fom
CheAgo pDal) y. w. JACKSON, Gea Supt
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
~ TER ARRAEGEMENTS.l
Leave Jsmesssp Y, a9 Railroad 70 Jamsea for
Babylon and all way stations
Leave Franklin Broofyn at so5 M via Brooklyn Central
Railroad, TO Jamaica, for Babylon and all wJsisuons
Leave Jssss slip f,J via L. Railroad to Jamaica, FOR
Babylon aAd all way sAiOnA
Leave Frantinsye, BootTp ttzoo m VIA Brooklyn central
Railroad, TO jamaica. for Babylon and all wiVustons
Leave B.b,lon At m jamaica and all stations connect
In. With t,u OIL l. Railroad arriving Jamssssp At 10
for Jamaica and all stations eounsct
nr With train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Fsnknsrs
Brooklyn, at 10 a
L.sr. B,bon al 740 for Jamaica aud all vayststons
p.eng With train Of Rsirosd arriving Jane,s slip at
1870 m for Jsnacs and all wsysthtons con
n,nr with train Brookn Central Railroad arriving Of Frsniin
ave Brooi,r At connecting also with the Of
Yori and Jamaica Railroad Which Leaves J.mae. e,e "
Minutes WHILE SupenN'eAashA
To take effect Nov. T. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

TERMS OF THE ECLECTIC;
Single COPIES As copy s5 t~o copies one year
50; Eve copies year $50 Address -
w Ii. RIDMELI Co. No Beekman.t, New.1ork
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
&a,OSins 6arSs, &f.

AT WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full
n tspsL-wEpDlNG CARDS iad FlNB STATIONERY. ustaI
hshsd sl3I
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
sitambuats anS guilruaSs.
bristol LINE.

BRISTOL LINE.
ID FOR BOSTON VIA BRISTOL - oon
For PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON NEW BEDFORD CAPB w.
ard al points Communication East and North
The new and splendid BRISTOL and PROFDbNCb
Pier 40 North River foot Of Canast, at daily sunoD
erceptsd
With all the Eastern and Nornefn
morning trains from that city. . - "a, "A
and s,aieooms Obsned at ofee on the pier mo . ana
W..eos Express Ofee also tickets sold aud Bag
rage checked through the o of Weseows Express Company
Eew-York aud BrYQklyn. 49,,
Freight taken the lowest Express Freight train eayes bro
Al \, m arriving In Bo,ton Al s3o a NJ. H. O. BRIGGS,
@. w. TIERS, Agent General manager.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c-FaTe
al Steamer, leave P,ek,p for during the
Winter Trans Haven going North aud East at II p m
DOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
Steamboat NELLIE WHITE leaves Pier No. 81 East River at
oeoeh Tuesday Thursday and Saturday connecting win pan
huy Railroad Returning leaves South Norwsh on alternate Gays
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

THE GALAXY,
II FOR APRIL
by Mrs Edwards with
ysraton Fsy Before John Burroughs Part
ing HOPE by Thomas Hitchcock The rght at Fishers Hill BY Jas
Fnlhn s and the Weed by Schuyler Brightly The Low
Mississippi BY Henry L. Abbot From My I'LL MartnDAs
H. The Slaughtered FrBchman by Paul Asperge.
Government by John Norton PomeOy
by Richard Grant White Tie Ca1senes by
Alden Magazine Making by the Editor. Nebge by the Editor
Price 81 year. 90 cents number. Address -
w. G. & y. p CHURCH,
No Par
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21
Congressional.

March IL. the House took up the bill,
which the Committee on Freedmen's Af
fairs reported yesterday, continuing in
force the Freedmen's Bureau one year
from July l6,ls6s, and directing the Sec
retary of War to reestablish it where it
has been wholly or in part discontinued,
provided he shall be satisfied that the
present safety of the freedmen should
require it.
MIR. Eliot Rep, Mass, addressed the
House in advocacy of the bill in the de
Tense of the Freedmen's Bureau. in re-
gard to which the public mind has been
led astray by the Presidents misrepre-
sentations in his votes and speeches. II
the people were to trust the President
for information relative to the Freed
mems Bureau, they would find in the
end that they would be carried so far
from truth that if a ray of truth could
travel a million times as fast as ray OF
light, it would take million times as
long to reach them as it takes ray of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21
The People VS.. A. johnson.

Friday the 13th being the day fixed for the President
to answer the Senate resolved itself into Court
parchment the managers on the part of the House.
at their Places the SergeantatAms, directed by the
Chief Justice called in the Court formula "a Johnson
President of the United States appear and answer to
the articles o1mpeachmcnt exhibited against you by the
House OF Representatives of the United States The
Presidents counsel entered the Senate Chamber and oc
cupied seats at table. Mr.. Stanberry and asked
for forty days in which to answer. This demand was
ably argued by the counsel and replied by the man
agers The Senate then withdrew for consultation Va
rous propositions made but finally the Senate ag-
reed to allow the President ten days in which
for trial. Monday rhe 23d inst thereafter as
the replication of the managers the answer of the
Presidents counsel can be prepared
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21
MApIsoN's op1NroN.-During the de

MADIsoN's OP1NIoN.-During the de-
bate in the First Congress on the power
of removing officers, the illustrious James
Madison, justly styled father of the Con-
stitution, said: 'The danger consists
mainly in this: that the President can
displace from office man whose merits
require that he should be retained in 1t.
In the first place, he will be impeachable
by the House for such an act of malad-
ministration; for contend that the wan.
ton removal of meritorions officers would
subject him to impeachment and removal
from his own high trust" -
'There is one security in this case to
which gentlemen may not have advert
ed; if the President be connected in any
suspicious manner with any persons, and
there be grounds to believe he will shell
ter himself, the House of Representatives
can impeach him; they can remove him
if found guilty; they can suspend him
when suspected, and the power will de-
volye on the vice President. Should he
be suspected also, he may likewise be
suspended till he be impcached and re-
moved, and the Legislature may make a
temporary appointment .. page
1857" -...
Madison believed, as every one con-
versant with the subject believes, that
the question as to what shall be the ex-
tent and character of abuse justifying
impeachment, is discretionary with Con-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21
The workmen at the ny Central

The workmen at the N. Y. Central
Railroad workshops at Yves. Albany,
have struck for increased wages An
order was made two or three weeks ago
reducing the hours of labor from ten Co
eight and the wages 20 per cent. On
Friday an order was issued fixing the
days labor at ten hours and increasing
the wages 10 per cent. from the old
rates. The men UNANIMOUSLY refused to
go to work, and demanded an increase
OF 20 per cent for eight hours work.
They paraded the streets on Saturday
about 200 strong, but made no violent
demonstrations. Dispatches have been
received from workmen in the Syra-
cuse and other shops along the road
expressing sympathy with the strikers
and avowing determination to follow
their example. AS the order. applies to
the Hudson River Road also, deputa-
tion from the workmen at East Albany
came over on Saturday to express their
sympathy. The strike is expected to
become general on both roads.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21
The following resolution was introduced il

The following resolution was introduced in
to the Assembly Of the N. Y. Legislature. "
Reso lied, That the Speaker be requested to
appoint Committee OF three. to Immediately
investigate the affairs of the Merchant Union,
the Adams, and the United States Express
Companies, us conducted in this State, and to
report to this House without delay as to what
legislation, if any is necessary for the protection
of the business community and the public al
large, as well as the stockholders Of said Com
panies the Committee to have power to send
for persons and papers. IT,. .-.. r
1t is charged that all these companies, in
spite of the protestations of their stockhoder s,
have formed combination, resolved to put
down all express companies which may here
after arise. To do this they have subscribed a
fund amounting in all to S2,OO0,oOO This sum
is to be used to crushing out all opposition.
Arrang, ments have also been made by which
there shall only be one express company on
each line of railroad in the State of New York.
The prices have also been raised, in some in
stances 100 per cent. Mr.. Andrews wants to
see if the Legislature Cannot stop this. t'.-'''.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-21

TEAD. STEVENS, by las. accounts was in his
place and upon his taps again, and according to
Special authority, as full of fire as in bis full
meridian day. Within a week or ten days, by
this same authority, the knocker of deaths
door has been in the old fellows hand, no tless
than two or three times Mr.. Stevens is admit
ted to be remarkable man, and this ebb and
flow of life is not the least remarkable feature
of his character. While his mortal vigor
seems to know no Tagging, it must be not a ht-
tic annoying for old mortality to be thus per-
sistently and contumaciously playing the game
of hide and seek, with the Immortal. - .