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New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
PREJUDICE AGAINST CoLoR-THE EVERETT
HOUSE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR You published in The TRIBUNE of the
81 inst letter. which addressed to several OF our hrs
class hotels asking entertainment FOR lady and gentle
man. slightly colorcd, from Massachusetts, also several
Of the adverse replies which were returned to me- one
and only, favorable and affirmative answer 70 tne
letter was received That am happy to be able 10
,ay from one OF tho very best hotels In the citythe
Everett House W. W. Burrows. esq, proprietor.
have received from Mr.. Edmund Quincy Putnam tthe
young gentleman referred to in my letter TO the prope-
tors Of the hoes the following note written on board
tho Scotia Just before calling for Europe yesterday which
send with this for publication welcome proof OF one
noble praseworhy exception TO the proscrpiye rulo
which prevails with the hscass hotels OF New-York
Nelv- York, April s, 1862 A. A. p.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN, April 13.-Capt s. d. Trenchard has
received orders take oomsnd Of the Lancaster Com
sJ has been ordered take Command the UGied
states ,tores Ase Squadron Lnt Commander S
w Ferry detached FROM the Vermont and ordered
IA Al. Naval Acadsy Relieving Lieut. Commander George RemeJ
placed waiting orders Psymaster EdTn PstHn has
bs.p from sorskeepe At ST. Panl de Losudo Aea
sad ordered 90 settle CRnqner W. H. SHOCK bss been
detached o Fnko and placed waiting orders Commander
Jvkn H. Upshur has been granted leave Of absence.
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At the Charter election held in Albany yes
terday the Democrats elected their city ticket by ma
jortles ranging from 500 2SOO The Democrats have
elected five Aldermen and five Supervisors, and the Re-
publicans five Aldermen and hve Supervisors. The
Board Of Supervisors will probably stand ten Democrats
and nine Republicans.
A dispatch from Trenton, n. j., April 13,
says the Of the election yesterday just counted
show that Napton iDem is elected for Mayor by $50
majority The whole city Democratic ticket Is elected
by about 400 majority. The Democrats elect Council
men and tho Republicans O. giving the Democrats IA
a. The County Of Mercer elects nine Democratic
freeholders and four Republicans.
At the town meeting in lsp, Suffolk County,
last week the Republican ticket elected by 1876
jority, follows:
Svperisor-C C. Gillette TiqhrdV Conr-Water Iouan
CleyE-Seth r. Clock COlector-laiet J. CLOCK
Justice o( Peao-Chas 7. Strong fssess0TTTeGwe o. smith.
sonthold elects Franklin H. OvertOn, Supervisor
Riverhead, Joshua L. Wells; southampton, William r.
all Republicans.
From Newark, we learn that the town elec-
tions in Essex County show Republican gains. The
Board Of FTeehoders has 10 II Republican majority in
Morris County Chatham township gives 80 Republican
majority Paterson, Passaic County, elects John Ryle,
independent Republican, Mayor by 600 majority.
He was supported by Democrats also The Common
Council has 10 Republicans aud Democrats pledged TO
REFORM Local questions controlled the result 10 large
extent.
Tho ohorfar election in ST IOnis resulted as
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MA P ~ D,ar Sr. Before SAILING improve the oPpor
iuutJ you word tso q tel Interested friend Of
ou experience House your city From the Es o.
.rrrsl of departure. attention paid 70
and respect vhaver did the treatment extended TO
a, dlar from bestowed upon any other Of the EneA
could be said of hotel sni With great pleasure that
Mrs Punau ny,s testify the courtesy and gnimsnks
dot n the proprietor W. Buros esq and OUT
enre ,s,eton reception Al important precedent has bees
e,,abhi sud proprietor Of the Everett House ia entitled to great
credit m san, behavior the matter rsmaS dear Sf even
,ine.r.lr y.ur BDNrND QUIscT PUTNAM.
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EEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the completion of Gowanus
canal Brooklyn; classifying the Directors Of the Deaf
Bud Dumb Institutions in NewYork; providing for the
eare and custody Of criminals Incorporating the Morris
Sa Water Works 10 incorporate the Knights Of ST. Pat
hck ia RogYOrk making the dehnion OF the crime Of
hrsOu more comprehensive; 10 incorporate the State
Poultry Society; incorporate Port JeTyis Savings Bank
TO authorize the sending Of cOuylcs for less than Eve
years 10 the Kings County PentenUary.
BILLS ORDERED 10 A Third HEADING.
To authorize The American Popular Life Insurance
Company 70 increase its capital si0rk; for ADDITION
70 Tue anEhnnss and for the erection Ot WorkOuee la
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. &C.

The German Union Lodge NO. 0l Oh rec rec
Masons will celebrate their 6Oth anniversary a the Ger
mama Assembly Rooms this evening.
At the request of the Society OF Dentai sur
oeons Dr j G. Amber will this evening deliver euI0gy
on the late DR. D. c. Amber OF Florida Qormery Oh ts
city1 i'm the chapel of the University,
Tbe Orphan Asylum Society celebrated It's
6ad anniversary yesterday at Steinway Hall ADout iD
children were present. The aphua report was resI
consisted Of singing defamation &C., were gone through
1. l,rA IAlIil lnran
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XLht CONGRESS.
sENATE-aPRcIAL LsEssIoS-WAsHrSGToN, April II.
The Senate met at IL o'clock. Prayer was
by the Chaplain, and tho journal Of yesterday WAS

Ihe senate met at IL O'CLOCK. ITdNtI was
said by the Chaplain and tho journal Of yesterday was
read.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Mr. HAMLIN rep, Mel presented petitions from scy-
eTal persons who served In the war Oi 1912
CLAIMS AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. SUMNER rep, Mass offered the resolution pro-
vidnF iat 800 additional copies Of the Presidents mes
sage accompanying documents transmitted on tho
9TH inst. relative to claims against Great Britain DO
printed Ter the use Of the Department OF State.
Mr. SUMNER said. under ordinary circumstances such
a resolution would DO referred 10 the Committee Print
ing but he desired the Senate tO act upon at He
the letter OF the Secretary Of State 10 be read
asking that the Department DO provided with that mum
Der Of copies.
The CHAIR said the law required that the resolution
should be referred. II accordingly referred.
on motion OF SIR. SUMNER, the Senate wont Into Ex-
ecufy yCs
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Celebration of the Anniversary Of the Original One
Dollar the vicinity % tho LsiAIs Hotel
IN perst blanc o. night aud thousands Of pers
BY gu v to tnOw whs. the lights iAs mn and The
crowd meanL
On ia we learned Of all the srctemep the
large se,ery onted baing No. 61 Broad
sy kuowa o. The the occasion a It's arst anni
.ssaIy.
a opepo j yesterday WhsA rs
daon ser a spsaio Tao sab created eOns'asras Af
iBd speculation .....a +tl4H af ....
E,sulhg grand as,s Ths store vas over two hHndFs
Set desgi tw sed ap gsr sIssOsis agls the Esoaa SP
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

Oes"SSN -'"''-
SITS. Brookyn, T. y.
FOLEY ANN No. all Rast Tweihhst
GARRISON. JOHN Co0kst Methodist Churee breokJ-
GLIDER MARY No. 50 Sheri9sL
GILLESPIE BLbRN No. 81 Jame+st
HALLIDAY, JBNNETT, No 10 Psehen-paee
HANSON, HENRY, 81 MaibsSs Church
HICKMAN BLENORA, ST. Pareks Cathedral
HYDE GERTRUDE A., No. 396 FOurth-sve
KRAPP, JOHN No. 68 Marketst
LIVINGSTON JANE, No. 30 West Washogtons01e
MORTON ADELINR No. ia CumberABd-st
SPARKS JOHN r., No l586 Broadssy hhnt
Turner MARTHA -, No. l39 Sere.tsst
zWERGIUs. JULIUS. No BIC Narysf. Broofyn
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WEST INDIA MARKETS.

U.v.S. Apr laTbs Sugar market opened aud closed s
s to-day the basis Of 81 reals per Mrobe for No
R.ehaueeOu Lonaop 2dl3 per cent prsmus ou Paris pei
cant 10 par on United States 81 sight In 24b9I pei
cent discount; 10 gold kdt per cent premium
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King. county 70 rcpcal the law for taking agricultural
PEanIUTIONH.


Mr. FOLGER-That the Canal Board Do redues.fa dr3 70
the deposit OF canal tolls made win ln1iylG9s OF
individual bankers or with any bt onS anth w
Adopted. ,,, r.r-.., c.-.-.,.,..
was dschaTged from the consideration Of the pro rata
Freight biii and the committed TO the Com
oH motion 0 Of Mr. Nichols the special order-tbe
XVIII Constitutional Amendment-was postponed till to-
morrow. immediately aitGr tne reaGng OF the JOURNAL
BY Mr.. Nichos-Incorporatlng the Belgian Towing
Company for the purpose Of introducing upon the canals
the Belgian method of steam cable towing. The capital
stock Of the Company is to be S50O,OOO Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
The special order the consideration OF the Men
mond County contested seat. The majority report
favored giving the seat TO the contestant Mr mlet , q,
Mr. HAWKINS presented a minority report III i"'0 OA
the sitting member, MT. Decker. , IT,. o
Mr.. HITCHMAN moved to postpone the subject one
The report Of the Committee Of Conference on railroads
held by lease, prohibiting leases To toregn
Bills PASSED -, A., n,o,bod,st
IncOrporatinp the Board Of Education OF the melhoul
Church, Incorporating the Trustees Tor the mn
and Of the property for the support o te % Gn
ege TO syracuse Incorporating the Prospect Park Hots
Company for eQualziDg the salaries OF the yuucin %
GERS OF Kings County; authorizing 'Ae eA'on'i0N " WV
Avenue from the Governor was received
calling aenton TO the necessities Of the Albany SOlders
Home and asking an appropriation therefor. ,..u
Mr. sELKREEG stated that he had TeceiVed et 1,eef
o % adv to take charge Of al soldiers being cared
Ioi W ' EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
10 nrevent nulsanccs near Brooklyn public schools; to
oreoIze the public school system OF NewYOr; defining
the powers o Board Of Fire Commissioners to amend
the law relative to closing Bank circulation; to amend
the law enabling FreemasOns TO real estate; 10
amend the game law amend the charter OF the Skan-
eaeles Railroad TO authorize the imprisonment or con-
yjcts In the Third judicial District in Albany and OF the
Fifth and Sixth Districts in the Syracuse PenientiaIy
to amend the charter OF the Rochester Water works 10
amend the charter Of the Methodist Missionary Society
Increasing the compensation Of the Supervisors OF
BrOOme and Allegheny Counties: TO amend the charter
OF the Reformed Dutch Church, 10 authorize the removal
OF 100 Sing Sing convcts to the Albany Pententary TO
incorporate the Burglary Insurance Company. Ad-
jOurned.
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CAUTION.

The public are cautioned against contributing
10 the funds OF the City Mission and Tract Society any
charitable objects connected threwith without written
authority from the officers OF these several institutions
A. r. WETMoRE Chairman.
NJ X. JEsUP, Treasurer.
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no CORREspONDENTs

r,o,,ircr The Hon. Charles Sumner was first
elected senator in Congress from Massachusetts IN
Isl. The Hon. Benjamin f. Wade was first chosen
Senator from Ohio in the same year.
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II appeors that the name of Mr.. William B.

T
Asor serted with others asincorporators OF the
Central Elevated Patented) Railway" BILL We are re-
ouesed by Mr. Asor say that the Of his name was
without his permission, consent, or knowledge as he s
opposed TO all railroad measures for the City of New
Nor
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LATEsT EUROPEAN MARKKTs.

FnlsEyoNr Apnl l3EVenngUnisd btates FFeT"enV bond
closed at SIT far the issue Of 1904
PlEIs April l1-Bourse hrmer Rentes 7Ok Tac.
HAvKa April l3ByeHngIhs Cotton market closed hrm aud an
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MARRIED.

rp Bronkyn the residence OF the brides
brother on Meday April H. By the Rev o. Ferris Albert Frazer
Of to Requa daughter Of Joseph ReqnA Of
Mount Kisco N Y.
LAURENCE AsEROn MONDAY the l2h i1st the synagogas
bT The Rev Lyon Benjamin Lanrenee ESQ., OF
I y TO Louisa Youngest daughter Of Asher Asher L0adOn
England.
London papers please copy
Al Notices OF Marriages must be indor)ed nih All
n Dudo
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morning departed taking with him wallet containing
s2j and valuable papers belonging 10 his % eSn
uanio The prisoner is also accused OF having stolen
articles at various times from the hotel where ne was
employed He was locked up at Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

Detective Tieman arrested young man
named Henry Laignt. alias Hrsch. yeslo day on
charge OF theft. Tbe prisoner was smpJeu y hr n:
and MAS sent by Lin on the hUnt Of The nm TO
tbo py{ae rvtiencc II the latter v slept IN he sao
rVop With NJ od gen,seual lapsvA tleld, anu !" wv
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sx s,.c.co Anrl la-F'our dull n 81 SOC S5 50 Wheat
owi,, AZ = tO6 SI 90. LEGAL rsnders M =.
April l2Colton hrm aud In f demsndi fAes ~
bale. MddBs g7ie Receipts $40 bales kipors-'epo" tV
CHc,oo Apr -Erchnse New York am t rate, nnehnEed
Pou du aud easter, Spring EIIs - 1881 Whea dn ana a
snsI aic quoted s 3dSl H. aud NO Ihplut Sora
dull New sOl grade 5dSli Oats dull and declined tdc Nc
quoted at 5it dS7e Rye dull and nomissy Wa@ ~ EaIs!
NJ, Poi 30 sra SAL Prime d. Dry s.lted shoulders c
loose Lard lalec swee, pleked Hans laf6te Live hou
set,e aud advanced l0d5c Common 90 9SsI Far 70 Msnu
Sio9 10 5i Choice so 50dS0 Cats ssesdT Com
MON s50Ss ISL Fair 10 Medium - 2s0sTi Good " Ooo'e
ior.,mIs April 5Tob.ceo 9es hhds at 81 lseS21
Run l2ic Clear Rib sides loci Cesr saes ci
Rsrosbouiefs a,r Clear Rib sides 6c. Clear SIDES te lar.
iaie sresI use Wheat OIL So' Oats oe I"hp ns"
9ld9lc :. - ,x...s .i..., utAlH,v, ,aI
mac ,.es $500 6aes receipts e bales exports go bales, tse
ras,pt, ,weld arrivals hon hempns Ded i?lt
s.ns EIchsnse l2Ig Commercial kIehsngs Sew ort
sivh E.rb.ngs premium sugr duni 1on@on S1S
fus i9lc Mosssea scsrce no Prime oIen9g rs
pon, .ri,, .nI aa saptr6ae, eet2l Doneis Extra %
, Er. s67s higher; Whit 1fe1se osts scarce aad
bh.r al T Bras el a Hay steady Prime go Pork ODD At
All Shoulders lac Clear Rib lItc Clear SIDES
ig5s I,d duli Tere, lsG9c: keg S0d2le WHISKY quiet
- Coffee advanced; Fair, l30lec Prime ItDllfe
iudpg 9oO amer close yesterday Low hddngs di
Hare Receipts sos bslesi exports, ia baiea -
AuGusrA ga April 3Coiton amer sales $40 bales Receipts
% WmseToS n e. Aprl l3splrs Turpenns steady e45e.
p ouist At ss0S8 Crude Turpenus steady vi 600 % 70
April 3 Cotton demand and prices rm sales 900
bales Mddhng "a Sgc Receipts $40 bAlsI EIPosCoan~se
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For Illinois and si,ssouri TRACE.
ADVERTISE IN THE QUINCY WIlIG,
...''''' tEiahishsd 10 1881.


circulation Of TIKI QUINCY WIN
AND REPUBLICAN ha been largely iucrsaed and nov 't
nor medium communication wh 'hs dealers western pua "
Northsrn Missouri 80.
newspaper, Republican In politics .-- r. i. -
specially CsmmsTeial Ness having editor smP
eomiasa dspsrmssL 9aaey osd on ~
ppl River 10 miles sboSs - Louis the sesond Sv w
ofp business
s6oat 1900 OulL Several hphdrsd ne- ~
erected tppu,ly The railroad bridge nearly eompse @ANs
rail-. The bnk dubusi IN the hhSlpg esssN-
ihnois-Adsns Hepeock, KnoI, MeDonouSa ssey's hsAb
Brown. ssngsmon Morgan. hke, Maeoa; . r.. u.,..
Sullivan Adalr Lih"s'@
ehsby Maion Monroe, Livingsoa. Charlton 6fandJ a
Tern for adj gyePJu Address -.
BAILHAcHB PHlLLlPS, Publishers 9alny " 90 49,. -
li the inimabe or h wosdetsi SAM .a.r,s h,
nS hair or whkeu, appropriate and mpsHs Dsspg xa
for suitable .tgs Stai,o No 200 Broaissy sas,las
hereby forbid all persess paIs va
neTs,t1u nv Patent Church Pew tsoIis. - ~, .,ss ~
hs bsyns n sleles sgrreneaI eoas''"A VI eioeiscS
Stsabshvle, Ohio April ~ 10Y
nay YfWFHRIAL (TIN FoiLl
- -, %. .ss gnh all class dealers Ia Nines irA
"''"' 'H'Ns' AsfhSSAt VhN"s
,,,ISE \ Co No 81 Psrk.ros, ny. AEsnts fOr oessis
a. 4 sntliii. An sri BUBOPEAN PATENTS f
'-frrrpt,. i've expeisnee
P,not,.i Of Law and Information free .-----------
Excelsior spring Maies
on DkAJOhI, Hf
Fresh hon ,be sprug q. sauSioga - - 80 s,,,,,.
Use Ihe Aatsmavc CIoihes Washer ssd pssp 4.
10 Coui.enS,tt, NsS,.osk
small LOT OF
o.. RISK OLD MADEIRA AND siiShdSt M M"'sn ..sfsas
In dsmpohu, vi bottles out old estate aud oI We M
70 is9 rualsg A. AASNa' ~ v" - -rr3''e
"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
POLITICAL.

Salem, Ohio, elects c. Curry, Rep, Mayor,
along with the entire Republican ticket.
A. C. Cummins, Dem, has been chosen Mayor
of Mansfield Ohio by about 24o majority.
A. L. Waddle, Rep, has been elected Mayor
of Chllicothe, ONO, by about 200 majority
Hastings Mimi, has elected the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, Col. Thorne, by % majority.
At the Charter election at LOckpOrt n. Y,
yesterday the entire Democratic ticket elected, In
cuding Albert f. Brown Mayor. The highest majority
received by any candidate was 333.
In indianapolis, Ind, the Republican city
ticket succeeded on the 9Th nst by about 700 majority
over an Independent Citizens ticket, hatched up 10y some
Republican scods and supported by the Democratic
party
George W. Meeker DEM, has been elected
Mayor of Columbus OhiO by majority receiving 295s
votes to 2l97 for L. Donaldson, Rep. Charles Engeke
was elected Marshal by 6sl majority and H. Heinmller
Chief Of the Fire Department. by % majorityboth DEM
Ocrats.
The election for city officers in st. Louis on
Tuesday last resulted as follows:
Repubiioan Democrat Mt
@Ss8c e6Sc .fsi B.to.s4 ss4 RGSasi K9SssfS1 S i iS
The other city officers and Common Council are Repub-
hcan
The city election at Dayton, Ohio, on the 9Th
inst was very close, but the Republicans elected ma
oriy Of the city officers and City Council In Toledo
the day. the election resulted in the success OF the
entire Republican ticket, except Commissioner william
Kraus, for Mayor, received 400 majority
The Democracy of Dubuque, Iowa, elected
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
The charter election in St. Louis resulted as

The charter election in Sing Sing the other
day resulted In the reelection Of Isaac b. Noxon Pres
dent without opposition. receiving GA votes For other
charter officers the vote was as follows:
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Spsriai Hntius.


Fifth Assembly District Union Republican Assecniisn:
regular %eE;Sy meeting Of o , s Ss held is
tmsonssu-I as s n' cii.s - Ill III met a. II seeek
Inc Executive 00"~''s' WIN WILLIAM G. HANNA Predsut
NATHANIEL GsoHss. Secretaries
THOs @. BAKER,
Pursuant 20 a recent Act OF Congress, There VIII BE-
m.e.pg Of the stockholders Of THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY At the ohce Of MesA Gdden Williams, stsssst
Boston, Mass at 10 H. on THURSDAY, the 2l Gay Of APRIL D.
1899 Oce aud for the purpose Of sstabhugs
general omes Of the Company OLIVER ANBS, Presdent
HsSAY B. HAMMOND Secretary. =
csInsrss si BE- he'd on WsDNEsDGY psI, April H. AL
m appoint Committee euir with the sGPerulesdeot q s
Survey upon relating to the HarboE OF hegio
'sque'''d 0' '" '' '"' W. GEoRoR WILSON Secretary
EYtra special Notiee.-Dr H. sCHENCK bess leave to To-
form bis patients and the public that consequence Of bis neee
practice and pnepal Oes In Philadelphia be sd b
obliged to Civ. up visiting professionally % the regular
,h-TUgsDAY April 20 Those who sh TO consult him Will pss
make note Of this bis In NsvYOrE, No. % Bondst, VIZ b
closed ter April 20 Dr. mednes-PuLMoSIC sr3uF
sRAwBRD TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS-wh full dreetos ts
English German French be obtained Of Druggists ana dAn
everywhere once hours for vl. will be, usual fom N
3P m
Jehn 7: Henry, a.tf
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR LEADING PROPRIETARY hspt
Domestic PERFUMES SOAPS and PoNADEs
Fotris1 PBRFUMBs, SOAPS. ard POMADES
Ger mao COLOGNBs Preach BRUSHES.
All principal MINERAL WATERS
IN. attention Of dealers called to full stock Of FANCY sa
fOILET GOODS ell genuine, hom best msfers - oo,no.
l- WIN let Of May 10 esteusiTs premises No CoLLkSS
PLACE NBw.YORK
PURIPIEs THE BLOOD and CuRBS scRoFULA aud all 90 ea
iea Fso sBd thousands c hest citizens For tesnoHi-h
Of remarkable eoe. ses kossd.s % f 'Is
pA'' D~N'O'' '''' '-..'' - " John y HENRY
M Psrkr New
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

(. I..a CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARRET-APRm ~
Beef Cae-Rsep III hesdi sales active slight sdFsnce tc
40 NJ Er A. elJdSi9 7S ds quality, sl26$a %; second qasl
H. sII9s So third quality. s9Gsle Sheep snd Lsmbs-he
s. o9l headi supply sht sales al bdOic Veal caves Saoe
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Spring elections were held in several
townships in New.Jersey Monday, Of which the re,
turns were completed yesterday morning. In Caldwell
the candidates for FreehOdcrs Messrs Joel
ID Mead and Henry Dey, elected by large maj0Ies
ReIeyile and WOOdve elected Republican officers,
Henry Duncan ard Theodore Sandford beiag elected
Chosen Freeolders in the former and IN the latter town-
slim Homer H. Nichols and James Moore. In Clinton
the Republicans elected their entire ticket with the er-
cepioh of the Assessor TO which Office Mr. Wade Demo
cr5f was elected IN South Orange the Democratic
ticket was successful by majority OF ~,
Aaron b. Baldwin and Thomas tenner being
eected 10 the Board OF FreehodcTs. In West Orange
tbe Republican ticket elected by majority OF 10 OUT
OF total vote OF 250 Union ticket was elected In MIL
burn the candidates beiag members Of both parties.
VIM II. Parsil aud John III. Reeve are the succe.siui
candidates for Frecloders. Aaron Ross was elected
AsscssOr and Abner Reeve, Collector In Livingston
Townslip Ezra r. Squire and Moses IT, Haley, the Re-
publican candidates for frceholdcrs are elected Isaac
rhe remainder of the ticket elected isigcy Republican,
In smlugheld Union County. the oihcers elected are
from b0t ualrs George Milford (RcPD is elected AS
sr>snr and Aaron d. Soper tDcin). ColtctOr. In Tie
Township Ot snaIlnit Two tickets, tle Union ana the
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

The~ Ne,c- Orleans Times referring to the ap-
pontment OF b. A. JOubert, who is just little of
as Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the 1st Dis
trict OF Louisiana, says:
Joubert coored man. Of African blood has none
OF the signs thereof II is hardly fair 10 consider his a
pointmet aA recognition OF tile claims Of that portion
OF our citizens who designated OF African descent.
He s native OF this cty is the OF valuable real
estate and not until the ato and its consequences,
did he evor recognize the equality Of all men without DIS
tctOD OF race color, previous condition. Both JOu-
bert and his father lave been Owners Of slaves.
what gives moro significance to this Jesuit and greater
brancy to the victory achieved by Butler 10 the fact
that JOuberts leading rival for this office eXGen-
eral of volunteers the United States army during the
lat, war and "a prominent member OF Legislature.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10
4 DEMAGOGUE IN SEARCH Oh
CAPITAL.

Next to the first thing that the telo-
graph had to tell us, after the meeting
of Congress, was that Senator VIII
liams had introduced bill regulating
the importation of Chinese, and maxi
ing it penal offense for any party to
enter into a contract for bringing Chi
nese into the country, but tho bill does
not forbi.I voluntary immigration"
Inasmuch as the bill does not forbid
voluntary immigration, it has no prac-
teal relation whatever to the Chinese
question. The importation at present
is all voluntary. Even Koopmanschap
proposes to obt1in the full consent of
every Coolie he brings into the South
ern sugar and cotton fields, and to en-
ter into written stipulations with him
or with some one in his behalf, con-
cerning terms of employment, rates
of wages. hours of labor, ETC., etc.
Senator Williams will hardly be
able to find anywhere in this country
a Chinaman whom he could prove was
brought to America without his own
consent. The compensation that they
get, even at IS dollars per month, is
sufficient inducement to bring them
here and as long as voluntary iinmi-
grafton is not prohibited the tide ol
immigrants from China will continue
to increase. There is only one way
to reach the question and that is by a
broad and comprehensive enactment
that shall embrace the actual evil and
the whole evil.
The Senator is only in search of q
little political capital with which tc
meet the coming storm of disapproyal
that this China matter threatens hi,
party with, and with which to "just
fix me" in the next Senatorial election