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New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE wEEKsvILLE BRooKLYN) CoLoRED
SCHOOL.

The colored people of Weeksville held a
meeting the evening Of the 25th ins to continue their
protest against the action OF the Board Of Education IN
placing white teacher in their school. Considerable
difficulty experienced in efectng organization Of
the meeting OWING TO the unseenly conduct OF number
Of young men, who apprchended that effort would be
made to rebuke the principal of the school. Mr. Morel
for certain deinquencies charged against him. Remarks
offered rejecting the protesting party foment
OF discOrd between the To this, Prof W. f.
Johnson and the Rev. ,R l.. Perry replied and resolu
tions offered by the latter gentleman (Which were
adopted the sense OF the meeting dlscaimlng any
have any contract broken that the Board Of Education
may have made with the teacher. few nembers OF tito
Board OF the opinion that c0Ored should be
cd
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AMERICAN BONDS ABROAD.

TO Ne Editor or TNe TrIOun
SIR: There is a subject in which there is a
great misapprehenson VIZ; The price OF our American
securities in Europe. All intelligent Americans know
that our bonds are not dealt in any extent except in
Paris 1t Is true they quoted at Frankfort Berlin,
and Amsterdam, the sales trIng As for London,
there never we're $1,000 in that market which could not
be otherwise as the perpetual cry there has been that VIC
would and should repudiate our debt.
When gold Is sold for currency say 1so 800 In cur
rency will buy SIC "a in gold it follows that II Five
tyentes are sold at the Stock Exchange to-day at 20
that the said Fvetweny bonds worth S2 30 in gold
which is the price, possible, on the Paris
BOurse. Yours j. H. H.
Gold Exchange Room m. T., March Is, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
TIE OPERA BAIL.

One of the most brilliant balls of an ex-
,reniely brilliant season will bo the Bal d'Opera, TO be
given on the evening OF Easter Tuesday at the Academy
OF Music. As It is nearly the last of the
recherche balls Of the season - those OF the
Old Guard and 22d Regiment being the only
remaining ones which the creme dc la creme of New
York society will attend-the Bal dopera win doubtless
be triumph In its way. The Committee Of Management
includes the names OF A. Oakley Hall, August Belmont
John X Hackett, ex-Collectnr Smythe. Henry Clews,
Manton Marble formerly of The WOrld and many other
wal known citizens
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE WHISKY BUSINESS.

To The Editor of The Trfbune.
SIE: The appended remarks of Mr. Mckee of
Kentucky were made the House of Representatives In
Committee OF the Whole the Internal Tax BILL Fri
day evening Feb L. As usual, very few listened, and
they only appear in The Congressional Globe whore they
lie buried unless dug up and republished in live news
paper. The facts stated are very significant wH.B
Washington, Feb. o. 1869.
Mr.. McKee-I desire to say few words this ques-
OF Ways and Means, well by members of the
House that during the last session Of the XXXIXth Con.
gress appeared before that Committee and made long
argument In favor Of trying 10 what called
the small dlslIleres and tnat aitcrward pursued that
Sir. have had some little experience this
subject; and as this is question of revenue,
nIttee think that is really tie only thing we should
look at We want TO pay on the public debt and to do
article OF whisky. I'm 1865 and 1865 in my OwnCongres-
sOnal District ia Kentucky when some what resembles,
az least so Tar as te county IS concerned that OF my
friend from North Carolina (Mr BOyden), had be-
kind We had set OF people there then who believed,
great OF them do that the only thing they
made and sold but which they in fact generally drank
up themselves, Now, after having heard the doc
fornia iNr. JohnsoS) and She remarks of my
friend frem North Carolina QAr Boyden),
crossroads IN my own State. tLaughterl AS said
had between 400 and 500 dsteres two years ago my
the Government got them during the years 1865 and
1866 less than $4,000 Since this law has been
term 70 use-these small dstileres, have In the
sans district only seven dlseres Out Of those seven
siees there Is paid to-day 10 the Government OF the
United states areyenue Of more than $1,000 day, which
IN one month would exceed in the aggregate all that
1860. - w ~ 49,
Mr. AxteA single question: what has been the effect
Epon the DRUNKENNESS In your dlstrIcti
DIR Mckee, was coming 10 that point. In 1866 was
teanddate Tor Congress- and went throug the district
where they ad these small distiilercs in Operation and
steYery public meeting that was held-and they were
generally held near one OF these diStIleriesthere was
Earge amount OF drinking going and an immense mum
per OF men IN happy mood, II drunk During lie
last campaign, In 1863 though candidate self for
S%gtesa. TOOK part n the eaaYaAs, general prnci
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
ASSEMBLY.

Mr. LYON introduced bin to aid in the construction
OF tho Port Jervis and Monticello Railroad.
The SPEAKER presented a communication from the
Metropolitan Board Of HEALTH In response TO resolution
n reference o 70 e be transfer to war Island or
elsewhere OF any passengers OF SAID ship also that the
Board has NOT had nnder consideration ~ any lne tne
elsewhere for the detention OF passengers and has had
such action in contemplation.
To repeal the act aboshng tolls on railroads Author
tho9rng aTV the Dry Dock East broadway battery
railroads 10 extend their tracks For consolidating ran
road Cc%Psae3, not ios Ssrue ihS 60
Depositor Lean Institution M tG9 the state for con-
sderspn n%"ndns the Quarantine laws relating to
the Eclectic Medical College OF NewIOrki for the ex'
tension of Madison Arsenal; opening Annst Brookyn
providing for public road from near the head OF Grand
St. Brooklyn, to Jamaica relative 10 ihe oonrt OF oyer
the powers the Commissioners of the Land Office; ex
tending the exemption from distress for rent ana sales
rick of New.York; for the extension OF Union-ave,
brooklyn to amend the law conferrng additional powers
on the Metropolitan Poce relative to the Inspection or
steam boilers for slderati0n.-Passed.
on motion Of Mr.. IRVING, the bill chartering the
committed TO the Railroad Committee.
Mr. KIERNAN offered a resolution 10 the effect that
members OF the House. without distinction Of party have
heard with feelings OF pleasure OF the Hon. Bancroft
Dayiss merited elevation 70 the duties oi Assistant
Secretary Of State Of the United States and that they
regard his appointment not only emlnently t but as
lust acknowledgment OF HIS talent integrity and schol
deyartnre from our midst expressions OF highest
esteem and that he carries with him our most
feryent that those faculties OF mind aud heart
which have eudearcd him to will still continue TO
gather around him hosts OF friends In his and
arged sphere OF usefulness Mr. Herman supported tho
resolution and was followed by Judge Campbell, Messrs
sekreg Hustled, Htehman, and others.
ON motion Of Mr.. SELKREG IL was ordered that the
preamble and resolution be spread In full the Journal
and an engrossed copy presented to Mr. DAVIS Tho
resolution was adopted unanimously. Mir. DAVIS ac-
knowlsdRed the compliment and bnde his fellow mem
beers farewell. lie was greeted with hearty applause on
taking his seat -.
ing an article ON tho New-YOTk Board OF Education In
Uarper's Weekly copies of which had been placed on
menbeI desks He denied that his religious principles
In anywse warped his Judgment ~ to the best interests
of education. , .,
Mr. HARTMAN introduced u resolution to regulate
fare ON the Harlem and Hudson River Railroads, tho
oompanies 10 charge but q between Albany aud New
YORK and proportionally for shorter distances. a"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
NEU. YURK LEG[SLATURE.
SENATE. =. ALBANY. March 20.

SENATE. ..... ALBANY. March 20.
BILLS REPORTED.
Appointing commissioners to revise the CHAR
ter Of Buffalo TO amend the charters OF rt raoe TO
altering the Of Brooklyn. Reorganlzng the Board
Of Water CoDmlsloners OF Bro9kyn IneGrporatE @ h ,e
lie park at the Junction OF Nihtlraye; ana new Bouie
ward at siNtyhirdst Incorporating the Eleventh Ward
Mr' VAN PATFRN from the Committee on Internal
Aflrs for mujory OF the Committee repnr'9n @ s au
yersey to tho bill modifying the Excise LAW MI t"eeo
Mr.. cREAMER moved To disagree with the report and
10 commit the bill To the Committee OF the NhOlc Ie
vote stood 10 to l3 The gave the
casting vote In the affirmative. .
Mr.. Mattoon tRep) voted with the democrats III lne
Mr.. FoLGER gave notioe Of a bill to puuish the issu
ing. procuring, uso of fraudulent or spurious eert
The lin amending the charter OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Of New-iork was ordered to third
reading. --...,, II. I... .r.
BY Mr Perce-RepealIDg tue act for tho extension OF
Prospect Park. Mr. Beaeh-Incorporating the Marga-
retsyille Retreat for the Insane.
ff BILLS PASSED.
Facilitating the construction Of tho New York and MID
land Railroadfo TO g. Incorporating Passenger Transit
Company Of New. York and Brooklyn. Authorizing the
Ayenne q Railroad to extend their track
report was received from ID. Torrance, Vice President
Of the Central Railroad In response TO resolution OF the
Senate. 80 -,
adopted yesterday relative TO attaching Vice President
Terrence Of the Centr. Railroad, aud bringing him TO
the bar Of the House. Carried.
MIR HALE offered the following substitutes:
Whsroas Toahce Vice President of the New York Central Rail
road having made the report repaired srssoa'n Of this body Of
Rs'oirc proceeding, ,gn Mr TOAnes sh' nature Of
eohiempi be aud tie same arc hereby discontinued .
Adopted
On nOtiou OF Mr. HALE. the bin for the ectual
suppression and punishment OF bribery was made the
special order for Tuesday evening next ..
on motion OF Mr. FOLGER, 1t was resolved that on and
after Tuesday next the Senate Will hold sessions from 10
O'clock until 2 o'clock and meet again ut 4
The Senate then adjourned unit Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

PIES for the Republican party But ST II p maS ,hay
rare thing TO see "A drunken man. why because vS
had no dsfIlleres in the country and 1t required 1e
tTnnsnortaon of whisky over very rough mountain roads
from 10 10 150 or even 200 miles, that 1t cost 100 uch
get there Hence you hardly eyer e9na get @ a6d
ta he state OF society vastly improved In that cOuh
try: the people are more ndustrO:i and the revenue
c6iIected is more than ten-fod what II was before
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
SlsI Qualifications.
A MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY cos
n OFFICE HERALD BuILDrse-Broadvsy-Roo ~.
HIUE HERALD OF HEALTH for APRIL

A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITH0GRAPH CO."
"A OFFICE HrRltD BUItDrso-BroadH.y-ROo 10.
TIHE HERALD OF HEALTH for APRIL
ii CONTAINS; N.-.
THE CARE OF cHILDRBNs LUNGS. Physician.
EATING AND DRINKING DAMNATIoM O. B. Fro;hughnm.
EARLY DAYS. A. D. Street ..t. II I
SEEKING HEALTH OUT OF DOORS D. II. Jaques q
COMMON SENSE vs. LIGHT DRESSING. Mr% R. B. Gleason
MD. Ht I'
HEALTH OF FACTORY GIRLS. Bella C BarrOv@
HOMES FOR THE CITY. Dr. DIO Lswis .f
A SPRING WELCOME. Joel Benton. .I ~.
WHAT SHALL WE DRINK. The Rev. chas Fl Brighan. r5
KITTY HowARDs JOURNAL Mrs E. oakss smith
THE DECK or LIFE. NJ. J. Bsssett
DISEASE or THE HEART. DR. B. Miller
HEALTH OF TEACHERS N. L. HObrOok. NJ. D.
THOUGHTS FROM BEST THINKERS.
DRY EARTH DRESSINGS FOR SORES The Editor. ...
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Iuua, Involuntary TwtcbngL
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What Meal CraeL Inflammation fthe UvulA
Cure Of Headache Aher.Dinner Maps
Water the Best Drink Buck"hest Cakes I
Proportion Of the Body. To Remove Foreign BODIES rom
How 70 Make Oatmeal Cakes. the Ear ''
pr.,entoD sigbduess Is CousumDou contsgousi
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C,rboie Acid Gas In Wells and Cis. Physician.
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Ar no n m the Irish and other fowls will be offered at
ancton thus giving people opportunity OF purchasing
fine speeimens Of imported and native fows-a chance
very seldom offered. At p the premiums VIII be
announced and at p. m the Hon. Erastus Brooks VIII
deliver the closing address .r
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MATINEE AT wALLACK's.

MATINEE AT WALLACKS.
Dramatic readers will observe that Matinee
the first Of Mr. wallacks seasonis announced to take
place his theater to-day "school" will DO acted, aud
the performance. doubt not, Will be witnessed by
great crowd Of fashionable people. "Schoc!" trst a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Preparations are complete for the opening of
MT Tayeures dramatic at tho Grand Opera House.
Made remarkably brief time, they have nevertheless
been made thoroughly well. The theater has been
cleansed and renovated. The decorations have been
changed or renewed Fruits Of Garbaldls art may DO
seen IN the frescoes. Many improvements have been
made. and about tho stage. Mr. Davdge, the stage
manager labored almost night and day. for several
weeks, In the getting up Of tho great spectacle Mr.
Charles g. Getz OF Baltimore, who s esteemed by many
competent critics Of the best scenic artists In the
country has painted sets OF for "The To
pest" tho most elaborate scale OF magninconce. The
shpwreck bids fair to Of the most startling and
picturesque scenes ever presented here Extensive use
Is TO be made OF the spiritual element In this beautiful
drama. A gorgeous eliminating scene Will show the
usurper's ship safely at anchor IN bay amid the on
chanted islands In brief direct and powerful appeal
ia to be made to the eyes and the fancy in tho scenic set
ting Of "The Tempest" This beauty Of accessories COM
bned with strong humorous element, should commend
the revival to tho most extended popular favor The
cast with which the piece will be presented s as follows
land aaam ms Ia ha ailann
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-06-11
The Pic Mic Last Saturday.

a lovelier day could hardly have been
ushered 10 after a most forbidding pros
pect in the early morning. The clouds dis
appeared, the sun came out in splendor,
the church bells pealed forth a silvery mel
ody, Sabbath school teachers and children
hurried to their respective churches, and
the Brass Baud enIiIened the scene with
some of its best music. At nine o'clock
the Presby terrain school formed in double
column, with the band at its head discours-
ing lively air, and marched to the Meth
odist church, where the Methodist school
was in line, waiting and eager for the march.
Both schools then filed through the square,
down Second street 10 the bridge, and
thence down the railroad to place select
ed for the occasion, half mile below Raj
ney's mill, on Richland creek. The day
was spent with music and mirth, and eat
ing. and counting, and singing, and signing,
until all parties, old and young, grave and
gay, had enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content. Altogether it was grand affair,
and as a day of recreation and pleasure to
the children, mos gratifying success.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-06-11
Gen. Geo. W. Gordon.

AFTER protracted absence of several
the Southero States, travelling
in interest of Life Assurance, our
frieI |and distinguished Uow-citizen,
Gen. GEO. w. GORDON. returned to Pulaski
a few days ago on a brief visit. He is at
present making head quarters at Memphis.
but will probably locate in Nashville after
few weeks. Young, gifted, generous,
modest, brave, energetic and resolute, he
is one of the risen and still rising young
men of the period, whose brilliant career
as soldier ofthe ''lost cause. -" whose great
attainmen's in legal, scientific. and literary
lore, and whose wonderful genius as an
orator, give bright promise for future use
fulness to the State and country.
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Gle College-Commencement Exereises.

Giles College commandment Exercises
The closing exercises of this Institution
will occupy the ensuing week. The first
four DAYS will be devoted to examinations,
beginning on Monday, Gath inst, and ends
ing Thursday. the 18th These will be
held at the College buildings, in The morn
ING from to l2, and in the evening from
2 to 6 O'Clock The public declarations
and the commencement exercises will occur
at Cox's Hal The declarations on the
night OF Thursday. the 18th. at O'clock.
The commencement exercises, including the
comforting of degrees. the addresses Of the
grad yates, and the baccalaureate address,
&c, will be held on Friday morning, 18Th
inst, beginning punctually at 10 O'Clock
and closing at 70. We are authorized to
extend an invitation to the public to attend
these exercises. Below we append the or
der in which they will be conducted :
MONDAY, June 14-Philosophy and Chemistry,
9 to 10 am. Greek Glass, 10 to II am. French
Glass, II to y Am. Mental and Practical Arith-
metic, 2 to pm. Astronomy, to pm. Gram
mar Class, tc P m. Livy Class, to 90 pm;
4th Reader, SO to g.
TUESDAY, June 15th.-Logic, s to am. Saliqst
. to II am. Metaphysics, II to II m; 9TH Reader
2 to 219 pm Reader, 275 to 3 pm Grammar
Class. 3 to pm. University Arithmetic, t. G.
WEDNESDAY, June 16th.-Two Glasses Geogra-
ply 8 t. $40 am. Reading $40 to 10 m. !: AL
zebra, 10 to - m. Rhetoric to pm. Caesar.
3 to pm. Geometry, to pm.
THURSDAY, June 17th.-SeniOr Geography, to
$40 am; Reading, $40 to 10 am. Liber Primus
10 to 2 m. Spelling, Reading, &c, to 4 pm. (
Practical Arithmetic, to 6 Dictionary.
Public Defamation Thursday night, at S o'clock
at Antoinett3 Hall.
Comforting of Degrees and Closing Exercises, Fri
day morning from 10 to L m. at Antoinettel HALL
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Hog and Chicken Cholera.

"A preparation which is claimed to be
both a cure and preventive Of hog aud
chicken cholera. has been placed on sale
at the drug stores by Mr.. c. P. George, of
which fuller notice will be given his ad-
yertisement next week