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The New York herald., 1869-01-20
GEORGIA..

Legislative-Resolutiono OF Confidence In Gem
eral Grant Lost In the Sennte-The House
Committee Report Negroes Eligible to
Seats In the Legislnture.
ATLANTA, Jan, TO- 1850.
The Senate and House to-day passed q resolution
extending the time OF the collection Of State taxes
until March l.
The following resolution was offered in the Senate
to-day
Believing General Gran. 70 be Presden. of the country,
bly, Of Geoga feeling that have the right TO speak for the
Yrssd:ns elect would Be received throughout the State
- harbinger Of peace and as the dawning Of a
kssOived That laying !he altar country
Georgia @ sappor sssrs Grant Carrying on The govern.
ment accordance with tho constitution OF the United States
and laws enacted under IT,
copy Of resolutions The President elect and 70 both
houses OF Congress-.
member opposed the resolution and wanted the
parties offering the resolution to go home and de-
nounce the outrages and oppression there and prac
tise what they preach.
The resolution was withdrawn.
resolution was adopted by the House and Senate
appointing committee In relation to the settlement
OF the claim OF Mr.. Penfeld, or Hartford, Conn., for
Sharpe's rines contracted for by Governor Brown
The House committee appointed to take into con-
sideration that portion OF the Governors message
referring to the action OF the House as to the elgi
bity and expulsion OF members report that they are
unable TO throw any light on the subject; that any
thing the committee can say will have no effect on
the members who voted on and passed the res0lu-
to which the Governor refers: that the identical
members who refused to unseat any member under
the third section OF the fourteenth constitutional
amendment and the expelled negroes are here and
constitute majority OF the House; that the negroes
are legally eligible to seats on this door Is too plain
to admit OF serious debate, and the ineligbity OF
several OF the white members here IL equally clear:
therefore the committee beg TO be relieved from fur
ther duty
motion that the committee Of ten be discharged
and the whole matter referred to the Committee on
the State OF the Republic was passed.
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TRLRGRae6lC h|RlNS.
FROM
ALI PETS OF THE WORLD.
II.HE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Paris Protocol to be Submitted
to Greece.
ELECTIONS SIN SPAIN.
MONARCHISTS IN THE MAJORITY.
Demand of the Cuban
Liberals.
Partial independence Of the Faithful Isle
Insisted Upon.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
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ELECTIONS IN SPAIN
MONARCHISTS IN THE MAJORITY.
Demand of the Cuban
Liberals.
Partial independence Of the Faithful Isle
Insisted Upon.
THE EASTERN oUEs TIoN.

The Protocol for the Settlement Of the Eastern
-<~A--s;...e. --ss. Dispute.
80 --sss.ss,a LONDON, Jan. 10, 1859.
Tho 1adependance Beige says ihs protocol adopted
by the Conference OF Paris begins with preamble
stating that the representatives Of the Powers who
signed the Treaty OF Paris have met to define certain
points Of International law more precisely. The
document then proceeds to declare that TO en-
courage insurrections within or privateering and
military expeditions against the territories OF
friendly State is q violation Of inter-
national law. When the protocol has been
signed by all the Powers participating In the Con-
ference it will be oYered to Greece for signature.
II Greece signs the Sublime Porto win withdraw its
ultimsfum; II she refuses the great Powers viii
main neutral and permit events to take their
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IOWA..

Lynch Law at sidncy-Two Alleged MUIR
derers Hanged.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10, 1869.
During Saturday night 100 armed men from Plum
creek Fremont county, Iowa. broke into the jail at
sidney and took the two men-Jackson and Nor
ton--who murdered Halloway p. a dance at his
hotel on Thursday night, and hanged them TO tree
one mile from town.
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Institution to chanA yort S'on VI 'no oauA 70 any
PEE ~ ~ .1I vc.y ~ encourage ana protect en-
doWments for Charitable. literary. and other pur-
poses. = - "a rho "a. IN.
Telegraph Company the provisa no " 'ns general
telegraph law. .-Aropn
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SDA .v,..,,.. -
At noon the senate proceeded to the DO hinslion OF
United States senator with the following icsuis
Reuben f. Fenton. Is Henry O. Murphy, 10, =. -
sandan, |. The latter vote was cast By Henri "
Murphy.
AdOurned-
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THE GREEKS AT HOME AND THE GREEKS
ABROAD. Paris Conference has settled
the Cretan business. Let us hope that our
Cooper Institute friends, whether contented or
not, will remain silent. We have had powwows
enough. In the shape of organ grinders and
dssolate widows who can find no place in the
Treasury Department, we have Cretans enough
at home. Let us have peace, but let us also
mind our own affairs. Charity begins at h ONE.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The New Brunswick Repeal Agitasion-po.
liticaI Celebrities In Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Jan. 10, 1s6o
Hon. James Howe and Mr. Mcclellan. M. p, accom-
panied by Mr. Rose arrived here last night and were
entertained al the club by the members OF the gov
crnment
II is said that Mr.. Rose has not completed negotia
tions and that Messrs Howe aud Mcclellan camc
here to discuss matters with the Cabinet AmeetIng
win take place to-day.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

CONCORD, Jan. 10, 1s6p.
The Democratic state Convention meets here to-
morrow. The attendance OF delegates so far IL
not 30 large "a last year. Mr.. Ira A. Eastman
OF Concord, Is TO be permanent chairman;
John Bedell, OF Bath candidate for Governor
aud Michael T. Donohue, OF Concord, Railroad Com.
missioner. General Bedell hesitates about accept
ing the nomination, hoping to receive the Con-
gr6ssional nomination IN hts district
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Result Of the Elections-The Future Form Of
Government Successes.
MADRID Jan. 10, 1869.
Complete returns have been received Of the cleo
tions Just concluded for members OF the Constitu-
tional Cortes. The result shows unmistakably that
an overwhelming majority OF the people or the nation
are in favor OF government monarchlca in form.
The cities Of Seville Barcelona, Alicante, Sara
gossa and some others, however, have been carried
by the republicans and the strength OF that party In
the new Cortes win be about 100 members.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

Mail COuriers Driven In by the Indians.
81. LOUIS, Jan. Is, 1899.
despatch from Hays City, Kansas, says the
courier from Fort Dodge brings report from Major
General Sheridan that the Indians drove in the mail
couriers on Saturday. He thinks unusual vigilance
should be exercised by the residents OF the ranches
and settlements along the border. Spotted Horse,
q prominent Cheyenne chief, is one OF the band.
his sister Is prisoner at Fort Hays.
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English Euiogiums ON NapoIcon's Speech.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1859.
The London journals this morning concur In
praising the speech Of Napoleon at tine opening OF
the French Chambers as frank and transparent ex-
preston Of his policy and as the words OF q true
Prenchman addressed to Frenchmen. The Times
IL sorry that the fabric Of State which he has
raised is based on personal government and cannot
survive its maker.
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AFFAIRS m KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10. 1889.
In the Kansas Legislature yesterday resolution
to allow negroes the right to vote was indefinitely
postponed
The concurrent resolution asking Senator Ross TO
resign was laid over.
memorial to Congress was passed asking the
Senate to pass Mr.. Clark's bill, which has passed
the House, giving settlers the privilege TO ouy certain
OaQQo land.
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SPAIN.
The Progress Of the Elections.

MADRID, Jan. 10. 1889.
Election returns, almost complete have been re-
ceved from all parts Of the country 1t can now be
stated with o close approximation to the exact
figures that the Constituent Cortes will be composed
OF three hundred monarchists, thirty-dve repub
cans and fifteen Bourbonists.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
Tne mails for Europe will close at the Post Oace
at hafpast nine O'Clock A. N. on wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wtli
be ready at halfpa eight O'Clock in the morning.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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No News Of tho Allied Victory at London.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1859.
The mails from Rio Janero have reached London.
They contain no news Of the victory OF the allies at
yileta.
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ou " Action and Men Of Tongue.
ypere are two kinds Of Americans, belonging
by their intellectual characteristics to difHe-
rent eras Of American life. European literature
has unconsciously given it's picture of both by
recognizing on one page that the American is
the noisest, londest, emptiest and most fluent
OF speakers, and on another page limning the
ideal American as the personiication of all
that Is earnest in the pursuit of the s'practi-
cal" Here at home we can see the truth Of
both pictures, and can understand that Euro
pean writers, in thus presenting us to the
world as possessing in the highest degree the
most opposite traits, are not Inconsistent but
only fuse and tumble the features 81 our two
most distinctive types. There is an American
to whom there is nothing in the world but
words. ). Train, Colorado Jewett, Wendell
Phillips, the editor Of the radical organ and
the cackling old hens of our women's rights
conventions are SO many varying specimens Of
this kind of American. This is what we may
call the transition American. He is a sort of
Stag, run down and melted out in the collision
of the elements, from which Is formed the
true national ore-an utterly worthless part
Of the result and nuisance. Man
changes in the course of few centuries as he
changes his climate, and under the influence
of this law of nature the European races that
have made their homes here are producing
the two results we point at of human ore and
human Stag. In the ore we are concentrating
all that is good Of the European races; in the
slag we are condensing and casting out all
that is worthless. Even Europe has too much
gabble. Witness the noisy masses Of any
European city. But when in a new eli
mate we concentrate this vice of chatter in
section of the people, fancy the result. The
result is the utterly vapid verbiage of
Train, the statistical imbecility Of the editor
of the radical organ, the fluent empti-
ness Of Jewett and the noisy nimbleness in
speech of men like Phillips and Sumner. In
the ore, the true American Of the future, the
typical man of action, who is to carry on the
struggle for American supremacy, in whom are
stored the latent heat and power of the furnace,
we have an almost Indian silence. Grant is
an extreme presentment of this type. William
the Silent was "a boisterous babbler beside him;
but for action there is not his equal in history.
Hitherto there has been notion that govern
ment could only be carried on by the Stag; but
under Grant the men of action will come to the
first place, and the world will see the diff
ference
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sal opinion Of the New York public who in
dulge In fine horses and costly equipages that
the drives in the Park, particularly on the east
side, are far too narrow for either pleasure or
safety. The avenues should be at least fifty
or even one hundred feet wider. There is
plenty of spare ground for the purpose, and
there is no reason why the pleasure-seeking
public, for whom the Park was made, should
not have ample space for recreation. What
say the Commissioners We're they in the
Park yesterday? Did they get through safely !?
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

LONDON, Jan. 19--Evening
The Fuu Man Gazette conservative has an edi-
torial this evening on the Alabama Claims Conven-
tion. The writer hopes that the English Parliament
win not ratfy the treaty concluded by Lord Claren
don and Mr. Johnson II the question Of the recog-
milton OF the Southern confederacy as belligerents is
tn be reOpened.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

LIVERPOOL Jan. 10, 1909.
The bark Ann, Captain Campbell, nom New YORK
December IS, for Antwerp. went ashore on ,he
French coast, near Enrck.surmer. Sha 70 leaking
and v dlscharging cargo.
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THE CzAR AND THE WHIsKEY SHoPs.-The
Russians not inaptly term their rumshops,
ginmills and barrooms s'national banks, on
account of the manner in which these estab-
lishments absorb the savings of those who
patronize them. Now, the Muscovite govern
ment has como to the conclusion that it can ac-
complish vast amount Of good, and has pre-
pared species Of charter for these institutions,
which increases threefold the taxes on their
capital stock. According to the provisions OF
this law no tavern will be allowed on any main
thoroughfare in st. Petersburg, and no drink
ing house viii be permitted within eighty yards
Of q government Office. Here is an excise law
with vengeance. Suppose such law was
in operation in New York, Washington or AL
bany, what would become of the loungers Of
thoroughfares or the hangers-on Of the public
Offices? We pause for reply.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
MISSOURI.

Observation-Disclosures to Senators to Vote
for Repeal Of the Tenure Of Once Act
Constitutional Amendment Proposed.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, 1859.
In the Legislature yesterday two concurrent reso-
Iutions were introduced instructing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives In Congress to
vote for the repeal or the Tenure OF once act also
a concurrent resolution Instructing Senators and
requesting Representatives TO vote for an amend
ment to the constitution by which naturaized
citizens can become eligible to the Office OF President
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

Sc. Louis OflcinIs Indicted Tor EmbezzIemeuf.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, 1869.
The Grand Jury Of this county found an indict-
ment against r. A. Watt, former Comptroller OF the
city, charging him with embezzling and converting
TO his own use $4,000 In bonds, and coupons
amounting 70 $50, 400; also a bill against James
Dergendorf. present City Comptroller. charging him
VITA embezzling S2e, 1s3 belonging TO the city.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
nuaNn GAfvsp Avn rpQInrfT hNnS

A.
GRAND ss6SSE SAsSE1CESfhTS HNb Sfsiear n PIANOS,
received the nrss grand gold medal,
tnS s M H ss hs r
The hishest awards Of the Exposition, the house q
ss Sn.s s9ss :.a % ss 70 @
9ms in direct % rs shs ssns nasou
resolved he highest award given any @
no.s ossd asssrns sesonisis lrom the loading
WA "%aaERooxs NO Ii EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.
New York. between broadway and Fifth avenue.
A.-A.-A-A.-A.-A.-A
KEROSENE OIL,
Gusrautsed
PERFECTLY SAFE,
For sale a, reasonable prices At
DEyoR's.
No. III Fulton street.
,ss prrfb I. b,,.... wassTory e nc san., K.o. y,
saie Sy drussis,s Depo, Sss Broadway. New YORK.
A.-Hazard e. Caswelps Cod Liver OH 10
A.--Coid-,nes the safest and most effec-
taai remedy or cod. sold oy All drnsss,s ,s
Cristnaoro,s UnrivaIIcd Hair Dye.-sold ana
applied at No. Astor House. Mandatory es Maiden lane
Constitution water il n Certain Cure for
Diabetes and all Diseases OF the Kidneys Depot ~ CiG
street
Poor Richards Eve Water Gives Clear
sparkling eyes Take no other. Sold BY druggists. 23c
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IL Opcrnscs Like Magic.
MRS 'MINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR children,
rrthuq sofens the gums reduces ulammaon ailays AL
pain Sure regulate the bowels Perfectly SAFE 10 all
cases. az millions OF mothers testify.
onces Fulton street. New York. and soS High Hoibosn.
London, England.
Mrs WINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP,
having the fac sme "Cuttis Perkins" outeido
wrapper. All others are base mutations.
r,upu CompIaints bronchitis, Asthma, &c.,
are spesdy relieved, and " taken IN time, permanently
cured by JXyNE's ExpECfoRANT. You vii ina ID
certain remedy Tor Coughs and Cods Sod~very vacre
Patents Obtained with Great Despatch by
MUM Co, 81 PARK Send forlav, and inform alton,
free
The New York Condensed Milk Cocxpuny
Asgures the public
That the statement OF the Words" chemist
sThat hs Eagle Brand OF Condensed MIX lik
IL untrue and has not the least formation
In fact.
Borden's condemned MIX
Has been dellvsfr1 By this Cosnpany
For eleven years, :,
And which has without been pure s9Ns
milk, whb nothtng aided aud nothing bu, wsts removed
The ruth OF this statement can be verified
BY the affidavit OF every enploye
Al both OF our factories. ....
| The ramous Carner-)1 Nassau ~trcsf
corner Fulton. Tns hssrops.aa job Pfauns kssnnm'"
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A.-Coid.ine, the safest and most eifec-
tual remedy for colds, sold by all druggists.
RuSHToN'S, Astor House, corner Barclay street.
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Patents Obtained with Great Despatch b,
MUM CO.. 81 Park row. Send torlav, and Information
freo
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Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c.,
are spesdity relieved, and taken IN time, permanently
cured by JAMES EXPECrORANT. you viii lnd 10 il
certain remedy for Coughs and Cods sodwvery wacre
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A.-,Tisslsquoi Spring Wntcr.-Omiy Known
remedy FOR and all Diseases Of the Kidneys For
sale by drugsisss. Depot 5sb Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

Cr;Statoro,s Unriyalied Hair Dye.-Sold and
applied al House. Manufactory 6s Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

Constitution Water il n Certain Cure for
Diabetes and all Diseases OF the Kidneys Depot ~ Cd
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A.-Hazard g. Caswclps Cod Liver OH ,s
ba heat
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

poor Richards Eve Water Gives Clear,
sparkling eyes Take Sold BY druggists. 25c
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Balls to Take Place Tonight.

Balls to Take Place Tonight.
Chancellor walworth Lodge, No. 27l-Lyric Hall.
Hendrix Hudson Association. Union Star Club
Apollo Hall.
Masonic Temple, BROOKLYN, 4. d.
Independent social Union-Walhaa Hall
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The Famous Corner--D7 Nassau Stresef
Fulton. TIE Metropolitan job Prnunx ks'Aonms"
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summary OIL Bills before inc Assembly,
ALBANY. Jan. IS, 1902
The following Is summary Of the bills before the
Assembly
Mr. Allaban's bill proposes that after May l. 1859,
each patrolman and roundsman Of the Metropolitan
Police shall receive annually 1880, and each door
man $1,000.
Mr. Nachtmans bill proposes that the Hudson
River and Harlem Railroad companies shall not
charge more than cent per quart freight on milk
for any distance.
Mr Hart,nan's-Same bill as No. 2s7 OF last year.
Mr. Bender's bill provides that the proprietors OF
newspapers may charge for publishing legal notices,
orders, citations or summonses, not more than one
for each additional Insertion. This law "a not TO AFFECT
the present rates Of compensation for the puoca.
tion OF the session laws nor proceedings IN sur
rogates courts or notices OF estates Of deceased per-
sons.
Mr.. Chase's bin provides for giving any railroad
constructing road OF twenty miles during the years
OF 1868 or 1870 $4,000 mite from the general fund
OF the state, and imposing tax OF three-quarters
OF mill on each dollar on the real ana personal
property OF the state TO carry out the law.
Mr.. Bergen's bill proposes TO direct the Commls.
sioners OF the Central lark to set aside strip OF
land within the Park boundaries for the purpose 81
drill. parade and review OF infantry, TO oe used Dy
the First Division OF the National Guard
panies TO lle the name and ADDRESS OF corporators
with the Clerk OF the county In which SAID company
have their business ONCE -,
Mr. Richmond's bill proposes 20 compel publishers
OF newspapers 10 print m each euitiou ol ,nei.
papers statement OF the number oi cOpies plinleu
OF the preceding number. 80.
MIR fagg's bill provides that In the trial oil ndict.
menis OF other proceedings against persons CharRcu
with crime the person charged may DC ueeheu
competent witness.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-26

Mercnants, Lawyers, Justices of the Peace, Land
AGENTS. Gil Ilea ors ard Agents, Insurance Agents.
E1pressnen anc ether parties in want are Informed
lat We are prepared to execute to der all kinda of
munlty. .tusincssr legal! required in tits com
, 1869-11-19

DIED on Sunday night the 14th instant
at BuIows Minde, the residence of Doctor
Knudsen, CaptainL Ludwig Frederic Schmidt,
Knight Of Dannebrog, Commander of His
Maiesties Screw Corvette "Thor." His
remains were inferred on the following
afternoon with all honor due to his rank.
AS a commander Captain Schmidt was
much beloved by his subordinates, whose
welfare he had always at heart. AS a friend
he was loved for his afabiIity; and was
much regarded by his superiors, who valued
his capability.
Captain Schmidt leaves a widow and an
adopted daughter with whose happiness
his had but a few years ago been linked,
and who now remain to mourn their loss.
His funeral was largely attended by the
officials and private individuals, who by
their presence evinced the esteem in which
the deceased was held.
, 1869-11-19
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on Yourselves, on Your Royal Parents and
on all Your loving subjects.
Island of Portorico in August 1869.
May we be allowed to remain ever
Your Royal Highnesses'
most humble servants.
ALFRED Fable,
Royal Danish Consul for the island of Pto. Rico.
JUSTUS HJALMARSON,
K. Wasa Orden, Danish Vice Consul, Aricibo,
Pto. Rico.
GEO. HENRY L0HSE,
Danish Vice Consul, Ponce, Pto. Rico.
GERHARDT MONEFELDT,
Royal Danish Vice-Consul, Humacao, Naguabo
and Fajardo, Pto. Rico.
L. GARDEN,
Royal Danish Vice-Consul, Vieques.
CHARLES ADEVILLERS HOARD,
Consul ofs'Sweden and Norway, St. Johns,
Pto. Rico.
w. BRONDSTED,
Danish Vice Consul, St. Johns, Pto. Rico.
EDWARD LAMEYER,
Vice-Consul for Sweden and Norway, Mayaguez,
Pto. Rico.
JUAN CORTADA,
Swedish and Norwegian Vice Consul, Ponce,
Pto. Rico.
To their Royal Highnesses
The Crown-Prince and Crown-Princess of
Denmark.
Copenhagen"