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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-25

Mile Dupury, the celebrated harpist,
kept a favorite cat. As soon as she began
a prelude the cat assumed an attitude of
intense attention. On coming to any pas
sage of peculiar beauty the excited grim
akin went into feline ecstacy, and SO
we'll measured was this sensibility accord
ing to the excellence of the playing and
the pathos of the composition, that Mile
Dupuy was able to judge of the music by
the manifest emotions Of the cat. She
came to regard the creature as an exact
prophet, foretelling precisely how the mu-
sic would effect human audience.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
FRANCE.



From the Paris Standard, Feb 25
Public opinion in the United States is certainly
very much excited, and a warlike inspiration seems
to animate the meetings, which 90 on increasing in
agitation Under these circumstances people ask
themselves may not Mr. Johnson endeavOr TO seek a
quarrel with Lord Stanley while England Is occu-
pied with the Abyssnan expedition, in order to re-
cover the popularity which he is losing. The United
States people, with their minds turned to the pros
pect OF war with England, would perhaps give less
thought to the position OF the President. The truth
Will not bear close examination. In acknowledge
ing the CcnfederateS as possessing that character
did England act In q different manner rom the
government of Washington itself? Did Mr.. Lincoln
not intimate to all the Powers the establishment
Of a blockade of certain OF the Southern ports Z
Did he not destroy the harbor OF Charleston and
by doing treat that city not rs an insligent, but
as an enemy? Did he not on several occasions treat
for the exchange OF prisoners by formal and anthem
tic deeds executed ana ratified by the competent
authorities OF both paries2 In the necessary inter-
Southern Generals which they received from Pres-
dent Davis, not recognzedY Finally, did General
Grant not accept the capitalization Of General Lee
cordng to the custom OF regular warfareY We might
multiply questions Of this kind, which demonstrate
beyond any cayil that the character OF begerentS
now contested as OF right was recognized in fact
by the United States during the entire period of the
war. Naturally, therefore, people now ask what can
be the secret moves Of seeking quarrel on such a
question. The United States government never
dreamt OF the sudden susceptibility which seized
upon it on the morrow of the triumph when, in the
midst of the struggle, the Washington Cabinet asked
England to ruin her cotton manufactures by respect
ing the blockade declared by Mr. Lincoln In conform
ity to the laws Of war.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
wASHINGTON.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE,

allegiance was OF feudal origin and that it sxisted
even now in England as degrading relic OF the Nor
policy of England in occupying position opposed TO
the common opinion Of mankind. He 'sas In favor
citizen emigrating to another countr' might declare
his intention and make II q MAJ ter OF record IN
lender n certain the Evidence Of to SIMPLIFY aHe e
also in favor OF providing by law that such per-
son could only again become q citizen OF the govern
ment in accordance with the naturalization laws, like
other Aliens He examined the position of those who
opposed, In 1918, simil ar law to the one now re-
paSan au set H @ lhat they had aieu 70 c1 n
prehenu that wa not the government, oul
the Individual w 40 has the right to the
only power Of expa ration He held that It is the The
mode OF PROOF OF citizens election TO exercise ms
rights, and not tn power control either the elec-
tion OF the rigb , which is the proper subject matter
OF reglstraton lie also replied TO the attack OF gen.
Iicmen upon 10 democratic party, and regretted the
pad taste wh ch introduced partisan feeling into the
ulscusson o a great national question.
MI. MORO AN, (dem) OF Ohio, next addressed the
House, CT nicising some Of the views expressed by
ms cohes que CMr Van Trump) as doctrine OF the
Mr.. J .AwRENCE (rep.) of Ohio, suggested as an
Smenu @ inent TO the bill proviso that no cizen VINO
mas v Jluntarly entered and is actually engaged IN
the nitary or naval service can lawfully exercise
le right OF eXpatriation during the term ne may pe
hs ole TO render such service.
The bin goes over till the morning hour tomorrow
y COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER presented communication irom tne .i
General OF the Army relative To- tile removal OF the
City Councils OF New orleans and Jefferson cities,
Louisiana, which were referred TO the Committee on
The SPEAKER also presented communication
from the Secretary OF the Treasury, with the annual
report OF the Union Pacific Railway Company, East
ern Division, fer 1867 and asking additional appro-
prlations for collecting revenue from customs lor
the present year, and memorials Of the Legislative
Assembly of New Mexico, asking aid for the United
States and Mexican Telegraph Company and Tor
railroad through the Territory.
Mr.. ORTH repD Of Ind, offered resolution direct
ing the Secretary of War to transmit any report o.
information relative to the harbor at Michigan city
Ind, not heretofore reported 70 the House, whicl
was adopted.
The House, at hafpast four O'Clock, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
ENGLAND.

The Ministerial Crisis-Genersd Accord In Mr..
Disraelps Succession-The Jamaicn Rebel
lion Case Again in Court.
In England at the latest moment the Ministerial
crisis caused by Lord Derby's resignation was the all
absorbing theme in the political world was gene
rally conceded on all hands that Mr.. Disraeli was
fairly entitled to the honor conferred upon him by
the Queen as the leader Of his party.
At the meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
on the 25th the Directors report was adopted, and
resolution was passed authorizing the raising Of
the additional capital 1900 ooO to buy up the Anglo
American Company. or this capital II was an
nounced that asOo,ooo or s9oo,oo had been already
subscribed
The London Ne,cs says the navy estimate will show
a large p3cunary reduction.
1t Is understood that an attempt will be made sOon
on behalf OF the Jamaica Committee, to revive the
prosecution against Mr. Eyre. Sir Robert Collier
will apply to the Bow street magistrate for war
rant to arrest Mr. Eyre account Of his part in the
putting to death OF Mr. Gordon OF Kingston ia
maca Sir Robert Collier has been retained by Mr..
j. Stuart Mill and Mr.. +. A. Taylor, who are acting
In the matter as representatives Of the jamaica Com
mittee.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11

FIRE IN SUFFOLK STREET.-At eleven O'Clock last
night fire was discovered on the second floor of
No. 1o7 Suffolk street. The buildings from No. lO5
to No 11s are all occupied by the American Desk
Mandatory, owned by Kehr, Kener & Co. The
names extended to the roof and destroyed the
first second third and fourth floors of Nos. 107 and
1o9, making loss of about $4,000. The firm are in
sured for $4,000 In the Narragansett, Williamsburg
City, Albany City, Etna, OF Hartford; United States
OF Baltimore; Niagara; Hope, Of Proydence; Nor
wich, of Connecticut; Arctic, Bowery and Firemen's
Fund Insurance Companies. The buildings are
owned by Samuel Thompsons nephew. They are
damaged about So 900 and are insured. The IRE is
supposed to have originated from some accidental
cause at present unknown.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
The Democratic state Convcntion-Stahsing
ARRAY.
ALBANY, March 10, 1883.

ALBANY, March 10, 1858.
Nost o. the delegates to the Democratic State Con-
yenton, 70 be held here tomorrow for the purpose
OF nominating delegates 70 the National Democratic
Convention already here The New York delegates
haNe heir headquarters at the Deiayan House, where
fhe state Committee Is holding session arranging the
prcllminares for tomorrow. Governor seymour il
here ard viii address the ConN enton the promi-
nent topics OF the day. AS 10 who Will be the noni-
nee OF the party for President the expression among
delegates seems general that man mas right
either TO seek or refuse a nomination For delegates
at large the names OF sanford T.. Church Comptroller
Allen, Henry c. Murphy, samuel ]. Tidcn, w II.
Tweed, Erastus Corning and Amasa j. Parker are
prominently mentioned.
An alirpy occurred here tonight between Charles
Brundage and his mistress, Mary Harris. during
which he Stabbed her in several places about the
face neck and breast. It Ia doubtful whether she
Will recover. Brundage Is under arrest
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
E u r Q p &.
The English Ministerial Crisis and
Cabinet Prospects.
Mr.. Disraeli Received as the Great
National Leader.
French Opinion of the Ala
bama Claims Bill.

The French transatlantic mail steamship Perlere,
Captain Duchesne, which left Brest on the 2sth Of
February in the afternoon, arrived at this port yes
terday evening" with mail advices as late as the re-
port now due by the Cunard steamship from Queens
town.
The Inman steamship City Of New York, Captain
Roske which left Liverpool at noon on the 26th and
Queenstown on the 27th February, arrived at this
port yesterday evening, bringing q mail report, in
detail Of our cable dispatches dated to her day Of
sailing from Ireland.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
TIE STATE CAPITAL.
The Broadway Underground Railroad Re-
vived--The Kings County Contested Eicc-
tion--Inquiry Into Express Compauics'
Affairs.

From the Evening Telegram OF ycstcrday.l
ALBANY, March 10, 1868.
The famous Broadway Underground Railroad bill,
embodyng the tunnel plan, was introduced into the
Senate his morning.
The Committee on Elections reported In the case Of
the Raber and Worth contested election OF Kings
county, deciding that the former was elected by
ninety majority.
HoIatio Seymour has arrived in town and Is the
guest of Amasa j. Parker.
Mr.. Andrews sought 10 introduce the following
Resolved, That the Speaker be requested TO appoint
ac0innitee of three TO Immediately investigate the
AFFAIRS OF the Merchants Union, the Adams and the
United States express companies, rs conducted in
this state and 10 report TO this House without delay
rs to what legislation, II any, Is necessary for the
protection OF the business community and the public
at large as well OF the stockholders OF said COM
panies, the committee TO have power to send for
persons and papers.
Objection being made the resolution went over.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
ETyy YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, March 10, 1s6s.
BILLS REPORTED
For The better preservation OF public order in pub
lie meetings, and for the preservation of public
halls for relief fganst illegal taxation In Rochester
and la Monroe county
BILLS IETRoruCED.
BY Mr.. BEACH-for an elevated and corrugated
yailroad Ia New York and Neal,hester.
BY Mr. CHEAMER-AuthoI4zing the transportation
OF passengers underground I'm New York.
Nv FoLGEH reported against the pill to relieve non
resident executors from the obligation Of giving
bonds by reason Of their non-residence Agreed
10.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH H. 1sesTRr1E SHEET

lss NE ss Cap: ns@,. =, '.; E 4 a
fSR rom 'sis i'sss A fss sssss VIZ Cen
% ri. ss%: r. do %l:: or q. Cape
Steamship MssnIss, Ryder. Charleston, with dse and
ssa%shp Monsfs sh.elford Charleston. with mdss and
e S,s Wheeler lnna5d with a.s
asAn@ns' % 49,. - s'a na.'
Steamship johnson. Portland. with mdss
Steamship Nersas. Baker. Boston, with mdse, to wmP
BARK Dippssuna (Br, Jones shanshae Noy ls with tea,
Ct. sfsa
s. lon l0l had cyclone which lasted 70 hours had
20 ss for s.ss z sa; % Z ssa @
since PASSING
s. % ss
p Ma IS ns noSs The @ Rs Of hs but
Brig Dunlap Dunlap Barbados, 10 days. with sugar.
Brig Matron, Hman, cardenas "a days. with molasses,
&C. Hd asa Ms Se G
M es assAy sna
Ts6s gs .s sna sy with cot
ssSs Nv "a ns
Wss % the @ 70 Sns s'u MSn Sf0 90 s
Georges Banks sailed in company with brig Cambria, for
schr Hattie Dodge tof Provdencs> Freeman Barbados
weaer u 70 Maera Since NV Ne
gales; carried away jibboom March 8, Miller of New
York passenger died of consumption and was buried at
days. with corn, to Perr Co. Sailed from the Roads
10 company with schrs Active for Boston, and VIM Arthur
for Portland.
Schr Augusta, Sherman, Ezabethport.
Schr Lucy JONES' Mincey Elizabehport for Fredercks
scRr E Bacon, Bearse, Eizabethport for Portland.
Schr Arlington, Tyler, Elizabehport for Boston.
Schr Admiral, Seelman Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Cammann, Cobb, Ezabethport for Fall River.
schr Snow Squa Simpson, Elizabethpor for Providence
Schr Oceanus Sateree, Elizabehport FOR Providence
schr Abigail Haley Pierce, Eizabethport for Providence
Schr Pitts Vail, Eliza abethport for Nhw Haven
schr Charles Howe King, New Bedford
Schr Rushing, Babcock, New Bedford
Schr Effort, Eickerson, Providence.
Schr VIM = Prince, Holden, Providence
Schr l. May, Decker, Providedce for Philadelphia.
Schr Susa < Annie, Kinion, Newport
Schr DR. Franklin, Scoheld New London.
Schr Eva Bell, Simpson, New London for Philadelphia.
The British brig Ospray which arrived 9th from
with sugar to James Edmiston Bro reports March lat
3D. Ion rs 3d. had heavy gale from SCI hove to Tor ~ hours
lost forespmas staysa split fore rail- shipped heavy seas
on deck, and started buwarks.
BELOW.
Brig Hazard, Mcfarland, Is days from Sagua.
SAILED.
Steamships Etna, Lverpool; Bremen Southampton and
Ann Br Marshall, CORVALLIS, Ms John Collins, Mapes,
Jersey City for bridgeport Augusta, Lynch do for Proy-
dence; Searevie JASON Boston, WIN Jackman Wilson, do
Also sailed steamships Cleopatra Savannah Ellen Ter
ry, Newbern Saratoga, Norfolk.
Wind at sunset S, very light.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 10, 1868.

ALEANY, WdItH 1Vi IoV5'
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ny MT PTRDy-To incorporate the Manhattan Un-
derground Railroad Company.
By Mr w. :. ANDREws-To prevent cruelty TO
children; also for the better protection OF st0ckbod
ers IN JOINT stock companies; also TO protect the
rights OF passengers upon railways other public
sonveyances.
Adjourned to Thursday morning at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
S HIP PING NEW
Almanac for New York-..Thh Day.
Weather Along the COnst.
PORT OFNEw YORK, MARCH 10, 1868.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship Austraiasian tBr), McMicken, Lverpool-E
steamship Bremen tBrem) Neynabcr Bremen-o oerchs 4
steamship Alabama, Mcgi, Vera CRUZ Alexandra 4
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship Rrnnettc iIowcs, PRiadephaEJ ioriierd
Steamship Minnetonka, stafkey, Boston-Benner, Brown
s.eamshp Neptune, Baker. Boston-w P Clyde.
snip Hcllespont, Soulo, Mcbonrnc-Malor, Lord One
rcau.
bars Esacite tBein Lankinan Cork for ordersFunch,
BARK Arthur Prus) schafer, An,werp-Funcb, Mcnckc
Bark slrenc (rrus), Ren,c Antwerp-Funch Meincke 4
Bark Topper tBr,, Ford, Gibraltar for ordcs-Mler
& Bars & Murray Jr wilson Port au Prince R Murray Jr
is i Eppins tceke baiow BrsolRp Edye neD'e'
Brig Eous tBr) Forbes, Gibraltar for ordersBre,t Son
Ere srs sa HSg0n
shr Dundee Br aoa Aeeib"s fri pswo Co.
,,sehr kenduskeas, Wyatt, Wilmington, NC-Bryan 4
sshr ccwperlwaite, Seweerry, Wilmington, scvan
schr Henrietta, Hn, Kit.ery-G L Hatch,
ssSr scSr bossae' s' smith, GsuecseT-JA stc.son Co.
Steamer Woodward, Aseii South Amboy.
ARRIVALS.
. REPORTED ny TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
h I'm ws6 mas; and % John
rSIis S sssS sr: :ssms Sn &C. s'FeA f.
oo Steamship Peree r, Duchesne, Havrc Feb 81 via res
March lat - H. Ion 81 a. spoke steamship Mlnnesota hence
Tor Liverpool with loss of 9Th, lat 50 Ion a.
American ship Tying white Tag, with red ball gth 4i0
New York.
Steamship FELTON, Merry, Aspnwal March 2, with mdsc
and le to North American Steamship Co
geeneea continual NE gales and head from Hateras
had balBing winds and smooth March AN, passed
steamship Arizona hence for Aspinwal sth steamship San
steamsl p Benvile, Baker, New Orleans March l. sw
Pass "a and Havana ih, with mdse aud passengers
ingson Fox 4 Co Experienced heavy NE gale for 4s
hours har.hs 10 20 AM, exchanged signals with bark,
showing rcd nag wq white letter n.
steamshp san Jacinto Atkins Savannah with mdse and
passengers, to II Garrison.
steaship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston March T. With
mdse and passengers, TO Morgan a Co. March Z 20
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
President johnson and the "Impenchers''
Congress.

TFrom the London Times, Feb. 25]
The natural tendencies OF President J0nnson'S
mind seem to attract him towards storm and tumult.
He is never at until he has provoked general
outburst Of anger from all his antagonists. We have
lately beheld him In the midst OF o quarrel with
General Grant which scarcely admits OF recon-
Citation; and, he has stung his Congressional
foes into renewed attempts to carry through an Inn
peachment. The bro has now reached that interest
ing stage which Is apty described in an American
phrase as a 'free fight" Men Of all parties have
been drawn into the fray and even General Grants
anxious to keep himself beyond the reach Of the
beligerents has been frustrated The spectators see
the President busily engaged in what Is little better
than confused scramble, while he steadily supplies
potent smulants to the tempers of the several COM
batants His latest attempt Of this kind has con.
sisted In bold challenge to Congress to try final
fall with him. y u Mr.. Stanton, by listening to
the advice of his friends and rendering his reslgna
ton, might have saved the country oil this excite
ment, but Mr.. Stanton Is at least a match for the
President IN obsnacy His popularity will certainly
not be increased II the impeachment should break
down. Congress, however, was almost compelled to
try this last resource. There much to lose by
giving way to the President that would have been
tantamount to a total defeat. The leaders have
to the conclusion that they may well incur all the
risks Of impeachment at once. The threat will pro-
badly have no more effect on Mr.. Johnson than It
had In times past lie would prefer removal by
force to being made the instrument Of carry i,le GU
measures which are hateful to him.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11

can hardly add to his already extraordinary emt-
nence and power. Every one who has q sympathy
with splendid gifts and dauntless perseverance, viii
hail the crowning honor Of his manly ambition. We
with him all success in that arduous task which
never was approached by statesman endowed with
q more delicate discretion, profounder knowledge
OF men and clearer estimate Of the exigencles OF
the hour
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
Good for the New ministers.

The following clause of the English Reform act OF
last year will obyiate the necessity for the reelection
of any present Minister In the House Of Commons on
his changing one ONCE for another:-
sWhereas 1t is eXpedent to amend the law relating
to oices of profit the acceptance of which from the
crown vacates the seats OF members accepting the
same, but does not render them incapable OF being
reelected Be 1t enacted that where person has been
returned as a member to serve In Parliament since
the acceptance by him from the crown Of any office
described In Schedule to this act annexed, the sub
sequent acceptance by him from the crown OF any
other ONCE or ofices described in such schedule in
lieu of and in immediate succession the one to the
other, shall not vacate his seat"
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
L,IsH AND PROVISIONS
Of choice quality

- Invgorating Pls blood and skin disorders hs
Neu,rali,er all female complaints skfuv treated O@ss
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES AEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW
n YORK and States where Gscrtion, drunkenncss &c
sufficient cause publicity; charge until divorce
taincd advice free. M H0wE Attorney, &c. rs Nassau
street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-11
BELOW.
Brig Hazard, Mcfarland, Is days from Sagua.
GAIT NM

Steamships Etna Liverpool Bremen, Southampton and
sshrs Maria whitney, Whney Koessna & cnrasa
Jersey City Bridgepo Augusta, Lynch do for Proyi-
dence; searsvie Jason, Boston VIM Jackman Wilson, do
Also sailed steamships Cleopatra Savannah Ellen Ter
ry, Newbern Saratoga, Norfolk.
Wind at sunset S, very light
The New York herald., 1868-03-11

A CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNISHED 1
IA. all lcgazed lotteries. J. CL, TIE, roker
l176 broadway and Ib3 Fulton
The New York herald., 1868-03-11

MEDICAL woNDER.-HyATT's INFALLIBLE
"a LIFE BALsAM certain curative FOR oil diseases ars
of the blood, such rheuGatisfn
scTofuia crysipelns kings ev mercia dsenses
cipcnt consumption. Principal depot 2i8 Grand street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-22

PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraor 'inary power OF
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLYENT in curing
the worst forms of Scrofuous, Syphilold, Chronic
Shin Diseases, and Its marvellous power in resolving
caculous concretions aording immediate relief and
consequent, cure Of Diseases OF the Kidney Bladder,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. liz rapid influence
in the cure OF Diabetes, ncon.inence or scanty tur
bid, albumnous cloudy urine; Its almost instant ef-
fcacy in stopping itching and painful discharge Of
uTine aud its singular power in curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethro, LsucorrhGa, Bloody
Urine, and o;ber unhealthy and weakening dis
charges; and inquire wherein the SARSAPARIl--
LIAM used in the Renovahns Resolvent differs from
ordinary Sarsapdriuds Sars ,parilan is the only
principle in sarsaparilla that possesses curdt'rs'
properties; oil other parts Of the root are inert ana
useless. One ounce of the extract obtained under
Dr.. Radway process tor extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances, contains more
of the true principle OF cure than twenty pounds Of
the ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILLIAN is only one OF the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine; and II s
the only compromising remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and reinvsorattng proper
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE. and
other secretions securing Harmonious functional.
action vf every depraved organ and gland in the sys-
TEN. If the blood is corrupt, the Resolyent will
make 1t pure. II the Lungs are liberated and sore.
secreting thick phlegm and prurelept matter. the
Resolvent viii loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with souLd and healthy material. II
the Skin is covered with pimples, spots, pustuee,
sores ulcers &C., the Resolvent will quickly remoVs
IL csc anuoyances. If mercury is deposited in the
bones and has accumulated IN the system, the Re-
solvent will drive it out the Throat or bronchial
Glands liberated the Resolrent Will cure these
signs OF all carly waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, hurtfu, as they
increase the functional secretions OF on organ by
suspending the constituent secrctions OF others;
hence 4 comrensating remedy Like the Resolyent IS
the only meaI.s Of q Lern.:nent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT LIVERY DROP OF BLOOD
iwpregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed TO.
supply the waste Of the body, will make pure sound
and healthy flesh and fibre. The first dose that is
taken commences its work OF publication and IL
creasng the appetite and flesh.