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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The Pope of Rome has appointed six new
Cardinals from the Italian, and mainly from the
Roman Clergy. This is nearly as just to the
Catholic Church, as would be the course, OF
the Presidents of the United States, toward the
nation at large, if they should uniformly select
their Cabinets exclusively from the Statesmen
of Maryland. We wish very much to believe
in the infallibilty of the Pope, as we do in that
of all good and worthy gentlemen. But until
the clergy of France, Austria, Spain, Great
Britain and North and South America are rep
resented in the government of the church, we
must continue TO regard the selection of Car
dnas as dictated by desire to maintain the
government of the church in a close corpora
ton, akin to that purblind sellishness which
animates poor human nature in its fallible and
uninspired manifestations; nor can the wisdom
with which the church is governed, be worthy
of the vast and weighty responsibilities which
deyolve upon it, so long as its rulers must be
selected from petty Italian neighborhood,
while its converts and its interests are spread
over the whole world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

fail to gather. Any power, however, which
will enable the Board of Health to secure
greater cleanliness in the tenement-hOuses and
filthy districts of the two cities will be freely
welcomed by all who are not subjected to its
exercise Especially ought the Board of Health
in Brooklyn to be permitted the use of water
for cleansing the streets in the worst localities
AT present, individuals may waste the water
to any extent, but the Board cannot use 1t Tor
securing clean thoroughfares. Meanwhile, let
us hope that next week the "zymotic" diseases
will be fewer, or that English words will be
moro abundant since next to the Inconvenience
of dying is the utter discontinue of dying IN
Greek so that our friends are unable to state
the source of their afilictiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The Charleston Mercury gives public notice
that the SeymOurites of that State will neither
obey the laws nor recognize the debts of her
present Government. Says this admirer of
Frank Blair:
We can scarcely believe that any will be fool
hardy as to loan his money to Government which has
been up by the bayonet and may not last over three
months; aud which those who established 1t have do.
clared TO DO unconstitutional Fraud Is worth very little
In Governments, without the bayOnet. VIGOROUSLY by
the law OF all civilized nations, 1t ytiates all contracts
and greater fraud than the carpetbag Government now
affecting legitimacy In Columbia never raised us Dralen
front tho persecution OF any people That 1t VIII try
make the most OF Its short yed power ana WIZ SWIM
die and rob- by any means feOnou5 ingenuity can tug-
ges the order OF things. when dominating
In the negro convention In this CITY, 1t had Cen CanDy
with despoc power, backed by the Army OF me United
states support its cXactOns But Gen. Candy goes TO
Washington Military power no longer prevails ia south
Carolina II has forced into assumed supremacy
the negro race on the one side, over the wniie
race on the other; and has left them TO settle
which shall rule South Carolina. Ol course rom
the very nature things the white viii not DO held
responsible for the actngs and dongs or the negroes
They will redeem no debts they may incur they will pay
taxes they may lay they viii recognize the validity
OF no laws they pass. They intend 10 rule them
selves, and not to De Tuied Ny negroes anu any nh VINO
shall aid the efforts Of the negroes to rule Them by oann
their money under fraudulent OF the name OF South
Carolina much likely TO be treated by them as an
enemy DO recognized lawful creditor Let every
one therefore who is disposed 90 loan his money 10 the
and negroes distinctly understand that
the people Of South Carolina Will pay not one farthng OF
the debt objection whatever to their being
swndled by Gen. SCOTS Government, but they VIII not
swndle the state"
The South Carolina Seymourites are evil
IDENTIFY sick, and DR.. Sherman is their proper
physician. His medicine operated captaly
three or four years ago; but they have re-
lapse, and need another dose.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The West and South, an ultra Copperhead
organ, issued at Cincinnati, has correspon-
dent in Indiana. who thus defines his position:
liam a State Rights Democrat to the following extent
believe In radical Democracy OF the Jefferson school,
would, had the power repudiate the great national
swndle (the National Debit But the people are not
ready for Reputation Hence am IN favor oi the Pen
doton plan"
If all Copperheads were as candid as this
one, the political issues might be considerably
simplifed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

When we spoke in appropriate terms OF the
disorderly conduct of the students at the late
Worcester regatta, there was certainly nothing
in our remarks which the well behaved could
construe into censure of their own conduct;
and we took occasion to express our belief that
those Immediately engaged in the race had
probably very little to do with the rowdy per-
formances. Our precaution, however, has not
preserved us from some unreasonable fault
finding, and from something like demand that
we shall publish forthwith string of resolu-
tiOns passed by the yale Navy 50 long ago
as last February, of which we must be allowed
to say that the sentiment is much better than
the grammar. The reader will find them all,
together with an impressive preamble, in an
other column. The last resolution of the series,
specially addressed to,the policemen of "what-
"ever place the regatta shall hereafter be
"held,r is equally remarkable for high moral
tone and somewhat sparing use of several
parts of speech. 1t was passed, probably, in
the seclusion of boat-house, last February
it now for the first time sees the light; and we
submit that the policemen OF Worcester can
hardly be blamed for paying no heed to a
resolution of which they knew nothing. All
these resolutions are SO judcious and proper,
that we are quite surprised to find that
they had no effect whatever upon the conduct
of the jubilant young gentlemen who assisted
at the late regatta. The sagacity of the police
of Worcester who carried the offenders to the
lookup. although they had never seen this
original suggestion of the "Yale Navy" is
worthy of the highest praise. Perhaps, how
ever, if they had been served with an attested
COPY, they would have locked up large mum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE-MINIsTER BROWNE;

SAN Francisco. Aug. 3.-The mail stean,Sn'p
Japan sailed for Yokohama. Japan. and HOOK 80
China to-day. thus beginning monthly line OF sue
ships between San Francisco and Hong Kong Inc '"p
carried 272 passengers, and merchandise valued as $500
and treasure to the amount OF $SIe,oo0 j. koss no'
the new American Minister to China Charles D. fos'O
commissioner Of the Agricultural Department, s"a
Baron Ritchtshefen the Geologst. we're among the pa
sengers The newspaper press of the Pacific coast
mously speak Of Minister Browne as possessing rnSr
ouahfcations which render him peculiarly NJ ~ IN,
sent the United States in China. Baron Rchtsa0'V"'
Lssas " " AKA geological researches Ia China
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The question of the utterance of an injunc
ton against the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, at the instance of James Fisk, jrY did
not come up before Judge Barnard yesterday,
as was expected, owing to the absence of wit
nesses, though the attachment issued on the
18th ult. was returDable yesterday morning.
Another attachment order was thereupon
issued against them, fixing the penalty for
their non-appearance in the sum of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The Huntsville Democrat (Alabama) closes a
long appeal to its fellow Rebels not to asso-
ciate with or speak to White Republican,
in 'Ercles' vein" as follows:
"Neither our foes nor we, playing pantomime we
veal or woe to ourselves families country ana
our race Shall we-can we, In justice to ourselves our
families our race-liye terms OF social intimacy WIN
the White renegades, who working out our run Ci
VIC tin the sly wink utter the joVia JEST touch tne soc
glass break bread with them, give them the rght manu-
OF fellowship-whe they, outstretohing one manu- III
token of peace and friendship ready with the 0t
TO give us the deadly thrust OF J0ab Can we laugh
and tOke with those who are prinelpals, OF
accessories in any degree, IN the crimes OF under
mining our social fabTc destroying our personal Def-
ties subverting Government running cur fortunes
desoatng our land: reyeng in the exercise OF our uea
est brhrghts OF which they have robbed us ana threat
ening with pollution and ali OF US Win lhuS
crninate massacTef ~, 49,, 800 -. 5,.,
and right appreciation of responsibilities Let us,
then nut all such enemies of the human race In social
Coventry hold no social communion with them give
them unmstakable evidence, by Omln0us silence chlhB
ndinerence-if need be Indignant scOrn, dlgnned re-
serve and contempt-that have no disposition 10 DC
on terms OF social familiarity with them Society oien
has the power OF remedyng removing pubic eVlls,
when an armed police cOnstabulary would prove mel
fectua Public opinion more potent than pubic law,
aud social ostracsm more terrible than an army WIN
banners"
Having thus relieved himself, we trust this
disguised SeymOurite feels better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
T.Io, RenubIIcan NntionnI Committee.

The Headquarters Committee at the n Avenue
Hotel ork City where all business communications should Ne aa
dressed The following list Of the officers and members OF the Com
miee: William Claim Chairman Boston Mass william chandler
Secretary Washington D. O. Central Executive
Claim Boston Mas W. Park North Bennington VII hiWam H.
Ksmb No 25 Geenst Philadelphia; Horace Greeley New
III H. Stsrkweaher NorWieb Conn B. COwen, beHa ONO
Giddugs Kalamazoo Mich Western executive CSIee
IIeadourers Chicago-J Jones' Chicago, III; Cyus NJ Aleu-
Vocsnes Ind b. TAYLOR Southern Executive Committee
IIead0nAers Atlantis Ga-M H. SouIhworh NewOrieAns La
Jehp H. Caldwell Lagrange b. T. Rice, Little Rock, ATk
Paeao Committee Headquarters San FaucsooeoTe T.
(orham San Francisco Cal Charles De Long Virginia CITY, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

We called attention yesterday to the manner
in which the Democracy have been flooding
certain sections with COpperhcad journals and
advised our friends TO carry the war home by
adopting similar policy with respect to our
SEMI WEEKLY edition. The same remark ap-
plies with redoubled force to THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. 1t is the best newspaper, political
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The Rebel Democracy of New Orleans are
said to be well armed and thoroughly drilled,
and, it is added, that they intend to carry Lou
isiana for Seymour and Blair to use their own
language, if they have to kill every niger
"on the soil" Gen. Hays. of riot notoriety, is
THAR leader
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host hut the cheapest. It's circulation is inn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The Royal Commission on the Irish Church
recommend a reduction in the number of Episco-
pal Sees to eight as we'll as the reduction of
incomes. Thus in the opinion of the Tories
themselves the present condition Of the Irish
Church has become untenable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
RenubIic,n State Committee.

The Republican State Central their headquarters at
the rooms Of the Committee the Fifth Avenue Hotel mo -
All communications Committee should be addressed at that
place Mr. James Terwhger is Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

The Mobile Daily Register is instructing its
Rebel patrons how to carry Alabama for Sey-
mour and Blair. Here is its lesson of the 3lst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

MAY BALL-Mr. Ammon is sparing
neither pains or expense in arranging
for the opening ball to be given at For
est Hill, on the evening Of Friday next
A special train will be run on the M. d
G. R. r. for the benefit Of those DESTROYS
Of attending from Memphis. Tickets for
the entertainment can be had at Jones
drug store, Merriman q Byrd's, Cow
perthwait, Chapman & Co.'s, and at the
Avalanche Office.
I.O.O.F. PIcSIo.-The arrangements
for the anniversary picnic Of this order
on the Both, have all been perfected.
The VARIETIES inaugu-
rates gala week at this favorite resort.
The Green Monster and the local hit
of the K. K. K. will be still kept on
the stage, together with the presentation
of another series of novelties in rapid
succession. The entire company will
appear nightly, and many new efforts
may be expected from them. On Friday
night Miss Helen DeVere, the universal
favorite among the Varieties patrons,
will take benefit To might, in addition
to the regular entertainment, troupe OF
fifty Indians will appear and play the
grand Indian game of raquette, as well
as execute war dances, etc.
New MEMPHIS THEATER.-We shall be
enabled at an early day to present the
cast of the Serious Family, as it will be
produced on the New Memphis stage by
amatures, this week, in aid of the Ma
sonic Orphans Fund.
SABBATH SCHOOL PIoNIo.-The annual
picnic ofthe Sabbath school of ST. Peter
Roman Catholic Church will take place
on the fifth of next month, in Chelsea
Should the weather be propitious it will
not fail to be pleasant affair.
The RAoEs.-The spring meeting on
the Memphis Association Course will be
inaugurated to-day by number of splen'
did races, to be followded by others during
the week. Pools for the races were sold
at the Overton on Saturday evening, and
the bidding was unusually spirited. For
the first run for the Shelby County
Purse, mile heats, in which Agnes
Donovan and "Viola are entered,
the former was the favofite by much
odds. For the second race, mile heats,
best three in Eve, there we're seven
entries Bssick's entries, " Pat Molloy
and "Maggie Hunter" were the favor
ties against the field. 1t is not as ye
known which of the horses above named
will start in the race. 1t is stated tina
the pools will be sold on Monday evening
in the vacant rooms in the Senate bull
ding, over Harry Weatherbee's saloon
on Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-27
The Port of Memphis.

The river is rising still at this point
having swelled by the mark about eight
inches within the past forty-eight hours.
The Belle Memphis is the regular
packet of the Memphis and ST. Louis
mail line for this evening, Captain Crane
commanding.
Captain Pritchard takes ont the favor
lite packet Celeste for all landings on the
Arkansas this evening. Shippers will
find her in every way reliable.
The feet craft Natoma will leave for
Helena and Friar's Point this evening,
Captain Fields on deck and the affsble
Stack Lee in the Office.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-27

MEMPHIS AssooIAtIoS CouRsE--srRrso
Mssrrsa on ls6s.-First day, Monday,
April 81: First race, Shelby county
purse Of $500, mile heats, free for horses
owned in Shelby county - Duncan a
McMahon 8. q Viola. four years old, by
Jack Malone, dam BY I'd Wagner dress
blue aud blue; NJ. G. Cossillo'sb, e. Agnes
Donovan, five years old, by Lexington,
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple, dress red
aud blue. Second race, stake for all
ages. Association to add $500, mile heats,
three in fiye-Yancey a Greenfield, c. c..
Transit formerly Sandy Barns), four
years old, by Bleak Wind, dam Prairie
Flower, by imp. Sovereign, dress green,
orange and red; F. Bissick, c. f. Maggie
Hunter, four years old, by Australian,
dam Heads Say, by Glencoe, dress''yel-
low and red F. Bissick, b. c. Pat Malloy,
three years old, by Lexington, dam Clio
riana, by American Eclipse, dress yellow
and red; p. Mitchell blk. h. Pat Gle
burne, FIVE years old, by Hiawatha, dam
by imp. Emu, dress red and white; i. A..
Smith 9. m. Nelly Gwynne, six years old,
BY imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Gray
Alice, by Chorister, dress blue aud white !
e. A. Smith G. h. Rochester, four years
old, by imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Eady
Lancaster, by Monarch, dress blue and
white. Members can procure their
badges Of A. D. Gibson, Secretary, at No.
1904 Main street. The street railroad
cars will leave the corner of Beal and
Main streets for the race course every
ten minutes, commencing OF ten o'clock
each day. The races will commence at
three O clock promptly each day. Tick
eta and badges will be for sale at the
Oyerton Hotel. Pools will be sold at the
Oyerton Hotel, every night from eight to
ten O clock, and every morning from nine
to eleven o'clock. The pools will be sold
by the Secretary; commission, three per
cent. on the pool. The bar and eating
saloon will be under the management OF
]. H. Cameron, Esq. A fine band oil
music will be in attendance each day
The ladies' stand has bean elegantly re-
fitted. A committee of gentlemen will
be in attendance daily. Ladies admitted
free. A. d. GIBsoS, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-27
employer.

NEGRO SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Two burly
members of the League, named respeeV
lively George Johnson and Burton Lee
had an alteration at the Charleston
depot this morning, and from words fell
to blows, and from blows, as usual,
resorted to pistols and knives. Both
parties drew their weapons, but Mr..
Johnsing, being little mere active, got
the first shot, wounding Lee in the right
arm, and thus terminating the ARRAY.
johnson was arrested by Officer Moore,
Of the northern district, and taken before
Esq. Millard, where he was fined fifteen
dollars for malicious shooting.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-27
POLICE ITEMS.

Jos. Roller, charged with the larceny
of a pair of pants and bride, was up
before Esq Griffith this morning, and
recommitted to Jail in default of $1,000
bail.
George Travis, colored servant in
the employ of Mrs. White, No. Ill Court
street, was arrested yesterday, and COM
mitted at the Adams street station, on
charge Of stealing ten dollars from his
employer.