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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The plan for es ablishinZ Ladies' Clubs. de
vised by Lady Portsmouth, ard. in part, for tn
advantage of such as are cneaeel reriaE
elegant industries, seems to have falle'l' aH
for the reason that no conclusion WIS possiJk
with regard to the adm!ss:o OK men On ore
hand, it was seen that If men We're excluded
only few women would join. since the time
would be improved in mems society elsewhere
while on the other hand, if men were admliiee
gossip and scandal would he likely to folDE
as was the case with the celebrated club knour
as La Coteric, established in l'iG 10 the
proposition Il at men might he admitted On
specified evenings, under the m nag ment o
o yieiaut matron, it was Oijec.el that TIM
would be followed, soon on !; ter, ly tener1
suspension of rules, and, t'c'e efoe the Socieij
had better open. 1t is perhaps to be II
gretted that the attempt was not made to Prov
that Mt least one of these CD ectiOns is withod
foundation but as no such attempt WAS made
the Lack of faith among the Indies themselye
is equivalent to q proof o. the impIaciabllitJ
of the scheme, and it would serve to fnrnlst
material for grave reflection on kindred sub
ject Of much greater importance.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
Smustmnts, 1t.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-1his Afternoon az J, alEItasu
hesrsal Of the Philharmonic Soeiety..''IA" h'S
Opera; LAhicane." Mme LaGrahge ,.o, I;ftb
BoOTHs THEATER Twenty third-st' PEI, De, M, Edwin
sud SiIth.syea-Ths Evening at "a" Romeo hnu 'u
BOOth o., UsTbo
BRoApwAY THEATER.-Ths Evening an. an 't; Zoe
French Spy !" and The wept Of the WishIon'"Sn ~, :.
BnOuGuAMs THEATER Twenty-fonTttn-SSGo:,%n So:,no1.S
Bveuug st a." Jsuuv Iind' > hn l nl.u '''"' 49,
Mrs Jennie Kimlall and Mr. John b'0uk"A ,, ,,..;r,
NEwYorK CIRCUS Fonrteenth-st@1Ih ~ EVelIms ms,s
q, pi1oI Of Athletic skin The Brothers KIare'h' anu ~
Roland, stckBey, ETC. - .ru Irortv
N,p,o,s q C.uDFN-This Evening at s." ne FOIL. Folly
r,sts' ., srspg OI Family Jars" Lydia Thonpsoh' Du4
Troupe Tho
O,YNurc TuEATER - This Evening at ST o.LA Is nc
Second Volume Of Humpty Dumpy" Mr. G. l. Fol- hhe
S,N FRANCrsCO MINsTREIs, No. 5S5 BToadway-
Tbi, Et,ppg-. The Siege Of the Blondes -.
TUEATRr FRANcAIs.-This Evening at s-Beneht
ofM Carrer-Opera BOufe. =,
TIE TAsrMANY--Tammany Hall, FOurteenth-st'-
This Evening at 7l.-VarieteS
WuIAcN's THEATrR. - This Evening at s.
"Nueh ado about Nothing" Mr. Lester WalaeE -
WAvFR1EY TnEATEB, No; 72O Broadway Inns Lnis
Ryenug al R." Lscretia Borgs NJ ~ - iie'H A''0' "
The Blse Holt Butlssque Troupe
WooD's MUsFIIM AND METROPOLITAN IHEAIEK,
p,odwsv ard Tbirethst-Matiu6e a. O'Clock; Ion hu ne
Mr,ecbi Troure Evening al TINE llcketofLea'e
NJ I Mrs Florence Throughout the DaIhe Engef aDu FOoe
Combiraon aud Grand MeDsgerie Of Living Wild Animals
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

be free, since the race of commentators is prob
oblv immortal. When the light of hallowed
name begins to fade it can always be restored
to its quondam briliancy by course Of
lectures, and, to speak of still more serious
matter we may well ask where the Christian
Religion would have been by this time, IL it
had not been periodically revitalized by this or
that "most eloquent preacher in our country
"Sr!n There must be Providence IN IT, LOT
Just when the Boston mind needs NIUE le-
Goethe-izing, there is gentleman 1ounu' ""o'
to use the language Of the Comhi''ee, n.'o
made n diljgent and thorough study of the
g German Classlcs.p To be sure, he is anguish
ing in obscurity, and oppressed by diifidence'
The fame of Goethe would be in perllous
state were it not for numerous admirers" VINO
have kept their faith, and who insist upon q
lecture about the object Of their veneratlon'
Tickets, thirty cents.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

We presume nobody is disappointed at Mr.
Johnson's failure to sign Schenck's bill to
strengthen the Public Credit. The man who
argued to Congress the honesty of reputation
could do no less than visit his pocket veto up
on a declaration that the Government meant
to pay the debt in gold according to the con-
tract. But by the side of this parting stab,
powerless and malignant, at the credit of the
country, we place the golden words of Grant:
"To protect the National honor every dollar
"of the Government indebtedness should be
"paid in gold, unless otherwise expressly stip-
"ulated in the contract. Let it be understood
"that no repudiatOr of one farthng of our
Public Debt will be trusted in public place"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The letter of Gen. Imboden herewith printed
is SO clear and satisfactory an expose of the
present condition of Old Virginia, as well as
of the advantages and attractions she now
profers to immigrants and settlers, that we
deeply regret the necessity imposed on us by
its great length of printing it in fine type To
those meditating migration, it cannot fail to
be deeply interesting; but the patriot the
philanthropist, the student of human character,
may peruse it with signal profit and satisfac-
ton. We heartily commend it to the regard
of every reader.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
POLITICAL.

West Troy has elected Democratic village OH
GERS, by about goo majority.
The recent Charter Election In Can0olarle, NJ
Y resulted in tho success Of the Republican ticket
Returns from al the towns III Dntcless IounJ
give the Republicans l majority the board Q! SUPER
visors, which ia gain " ono town
The Hon. Samuel TitcOmb is the Republican
candidate for Mayor of Augusta, Maine
A dispatch from Charleston, S. G., March =,
says: ,n.-...,.
IN. eores, for the Myoras between Crse he Rer5e'n 1e'
b.pt and Pllsbury the Reputcsa cnnan' near j" en
Psbury had Clarke arrested to- W caage of m'dsnsaa%
tanning possession ohs oce covra law Clarke save '
Gov. RandOlph's recommendation. abolls'lns
transit duties in New.Jersey. became Ia" yes'e"p
having passed both Houses of the lHgish1nro tAlI-
mously, and received the Governors sgns,are' NO AA
on passengers or reght be paid to the state a'
March 4, 1869.
RHODE lSLAND.-The Republicans OF hHo"o
Island held state Convention at Providence yese'w"
aud nominated for Governor. the Hon. Seth Pedeio'
Providence, Gov. Burnside having declined ahoihe' '
ton The other State ollccrs wero noniinaieu "' "
election as follows:
Lie,iL .Goreimor Pardon W. Stewart or Newpo'"
Secretary Of State John Il. Bartlett of Providence
ALLorneyGeueyqL. William Sayes of Providence
Treasurer . Samuel A. Parker OK he"P''"
Sr. LOUIS, March Sat the city elecuon -,
Rock Island, Illinois yesterday the Democrats o.e .,
their candidate for Mayor. and carried eVe'' WIN
Mty,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The case of Madame Rachel, the celebrates
beautifier, is again b.fore the London courts
in the shape of q complaint lodged 10y thd
lady against her attorney. In her affidavit, So
gives a highly interesting acc6Gnt o. the hnt
things she did for Mrs. Borrodaile. When thS
unfortunate woman came to the shop, "sla
had scarcely any hair on her head, except
here and there rusty gray patches, and hG
skin was in frlehtful state Of eruption
from disease of many years standing, whei
had caused her tie loss of her tccth.' Stt
has now two sets of false teeth aud "a head
of beautiful natural eOdcn hair, and lei
skin is become young and fresh and psi
fectly healthy" The fee for q complen
enameling and beautifying such rs this Va
only thousand euineas; and ont of this sum
says Madame Rachel, 1T is always understood
that ESQ is to be given TO the. poor by my
"customer or myself" Il NIL that MADAME
Rachel says is true, she is boon 70 society
and deserves n palace rather tlmn prison.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The speedy adoption of the Fifteenth Con-
stitutiOnal Amendment may probably be con-
sidered assured. The Legislature of Nevada
was the only one concerning whose action any
serious doubts were entertained-it being sup
posed that the Chinese question might
there prove serious embarrassment.
But Nevada has been one of the
first to forward its prompt ratification.
This, and Gen. Grants wish expressed so de-
cidedly in his Inaugural, seem to remove all
possibility of any unexpected opposition in any
of the State Legislatures controlled by the
! Republican party to the measure. The ad-
jOurnment, however in Tennessee without ac-
tiOn on the amendment, may cause delay.
Enough, however, is known to warrant the
conviction that before another general political
campaign is upon MS the right of suffrage in
every State in the Union will be independent
of race, color, or previous condition of servi-
tude
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

We have received pamphlet of 81 pages,
giving an account of the conspiracy OF the
Whisky Ring against Collector j. +. Bailey"
published by VIM. c. Bryant ~ Co., No. Al
Nassau-st. 1t gives n narrative of the efforts
of certain persons composing " the Whisky
Ringn to procure the removal of Collector
Bailey The details of their proceedings have
been fully given in the daily press. 1t also
gives the correspondence between MIR. Bailey
and the Secretary of the Treasury in reference
to the payment of counsel fees incurred by the
Collector in self-defense. These counsel fees
Mr.. Bailey states to be at least $4,000, and If the
Government does not pay them he will be
compelled 70 pay them himself. This should
NOT be We cannot learn from the correspond
ence whether Mr.. McCulloch agreed to pay
Mr.. Bailey his counsel fees or not; but the
people of Now-York should see that Mr.. Bailey
does not suffer We trust that this publication
will have the effect of bringing to the attention
of the Treasury any remissness in this matter.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

We invite particular attention to tho expose
Of Washington Market, printed this morning
in our local columns. 1t furnishes ample argu-
ment for the removal OF this market to the
Joot of Twenty-third-st., as lately recon-
mended by Gen. Viele, and the state of affairs
which the report reveals would go far to war
rant the entire and instant abolition OF our
present market system, and the establishment
by the Legislature at Albany Of special Mar
ket Commission for this city. Under Controller
Connolly and his myrmidons, thanks to the
outrageous system of permits" by which
every stand-owner is placed entirely at the
Controllers mercy, the administration Of
Washington Market has reached n pitch
of rascality and corruption that almost ex-
ceeds belief. The customers gro swipdled.
and the dealers are black.mailed, "a a
rusa and pe1 a. IA szSsS5;sa, sas seaaWcsps
men, good Democrats, too, hsvs openly sdpait-
ted that the only sure way to remedy the evil
is to place the whole matter at once in the
hands of Special Commission appointed at
Albany, to carry out some such plan as that
| laid down in our report. No halfway measures
| will suffice. No attempt to merely restrain tho
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The reports which the Provisional Govern
ment of Spain receives from the Captain-Gen-
eral of Cuba are anything but favorable to the
Spanish rule. 1t is generally understood in
Madrid that the Spaniards find it difficult to
hold even the important towns, and that the
people of Cuba are almost unit in favor of
the revolution. The Spaniards are making ex-
traordinary efforts to save the last of their
American possessions, but the admissions which
they themselves make cannot but encourage
the hopes of the Cubans.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

There was less of rush in crowding bills
through Congress during the closing hours
than is usual No measures of first-class inn
portance failed for mere want of time
and any special efforts to secure action on
general public matters were rendered the less
necessary by the fact that another Congress
was at hand to furnish an immediate remedy
for the omissions of this one. We present
elsewhere full list of the acts and resolutions
of the late session, so far as they are of gene
raj interest.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The speech with which the King of Prussia
on Wednesday opened the session of the
Parliament Of North Germany expressed
very emphatic confidence in the preservation of
peace. Added to this was, however, an equally
emphatic expression Of confidence in the ability
of Prussia to defend itself against all attacks
from abroad. Public opinion in Europe attaches
some importance to tho official declarations of
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

When an officer so distinguished MS Mr.. Ball,
gives his time to the prosecution Of perjuns,
and suborners to perjury, It Is little enou,i
that tho Government should pay his bills. ",
are glad that Mr. Bailey has brought to N,
attention of the people this action Of NJ,
McCulloch In reference to his fees.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Mr.. James Brooks is an experienced and in
telligent Member of Congress. 1t was not
through ignorance, therefore, that he yesterday
sought to bully the Clerk into transgrcssion
of the plain law defining his duties in conduct
ing the preliminary business of the organiza-
ton in the House. lie knew rs well as did
the Clerk himself, that it had been over and
over decided that during the pcrdcncy Of the
rol-call no appeal could be entertained, and
that at its close nothing but the organiza-
ton was in order He knew, too,
that the law imperatively forbade the Clerk to
accept any such defective certificates as were
presented by the Georgia and Louisiana mem
bers, whose names were omitted from the roll
He knew, therefore, that the Clerk had dOno
his duty in making up the roll, and was doing
his duty in conducting the organization accord
ing to it. Knowing these things, he did his
deliberate best to plunge the unOrganized bcdy
into confusion, defied the sense Of the House,
ard bulied the Clerk. Do the Democrats inn
agine that they strengthen their standing be-
fore the country by even seeming to acquiesce
in such aimlessly malignant leadership
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The Spanish Cortcs have appointed the i'm
pOrtant Committee which is to draft the future
Constitution of the country. The Committee
consists of fifteen members but whether the
Republican party is represented in it, and if
so to what extent, is not stated in the cable
disnotcL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

1t seems that the Bible can now be circulated
among the common people in Spain, and the
British aud Foreign Bible Society have decided
to issue successive editions of Valeras version
to the extent Of one million copies. Whatever
may be the result of the circulation of the Bible
i'll that country, it is quite certain to be con-
nccted with general revival of literature, for
wherever the Bible goes all other kinds of
hools follow
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

rascals who have intrenched themselves in this
market, and who shake their fists or theH
ereenhacfs ut every intruder, can have any
permanent effect. This monopoly is snake
that must be killed, not scotchcd. 1t is crushing
that it needs and not checking; and, If the
city authorities will not suppress it, they VIII
have only themselves to blame if the control
of the markets is speedily taken out of their
hon6a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The President of the English Poor Law Board,
Mr.. GOschen, advocates the removal of all re-
strictions of emigration, and is even in favor
of encouraging the emigration of paupers. AS
far as this declaration refers to bodied per-
sons who can and are willing to earn their own
living, this change of policy with regard to
emigration is entirely acceptable to the Amer
icap pcOule.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Whoever eats oysters, whoever pays for
oysters, Whoever sells oysters. or wants to know
about the sources of their supply and the laws
that do vev the soul of the oysterman, should
read the long account on our sixth page.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
The Sumter WatchmaH Is. c. has a letter
from A Poor White Man, who il evidently

from "a Poor White Man, who Is evidently
q good Rebel, which says:
"The whites or the South arc rullng the regrocs ]
nean OF course the White Radieal THESE White R'dt
calls monOpClze the CHIEF places and pocket tir prcc
givin. the husks and parDgs 10 the poor Negro.
The Southern states AT this moment gNrrr'h bf
less 5000 persons with white faces. Tile netr
assert IT, have authority IN these state, Nth AZ
their bOastrd privileges, than tcy had hcort Enlht
ton. challenge the whole world hpOn thiS drgliirbb
gentleman hi lgh in power iu th Stale tsOnih 1irit
taid In nv hearing, and In the hearing 81 othcs, W1h
vet the sulphur uf Secession adhered O him. aud wien
was pretty we'll settled that tie negroes Nnu lee ains
ted 10 citizenship. That makes no diHrclTy-Ne ca,
manage Them Yes ha has ayvd them ahd he hd
reached The summit OF ms iguoble ambition by BIS maD
agemeDt OF the negroes"
We print the above merely 10 quiet th,
nerves of that panicky class who are moridlD
afraid that ours will cease 10 be a Whit
"man's Government" and become a new Hayt
or Dahomey. We have no fears OF the sort
and never trembled at the prospect ot lmrly'
six Millions of intelligent, energetic l'tes
falling under the dominion of Four Millions oi
ignorant, landless, pennilcss Blacks. The notion
is too absurd for serious consideration yet we
are thankful to this Poor White Rebel io'
go thoroughly exploding it.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

No man can take his seat in Congress without
swearing that he has never given voluntary
aid, countendnce, counsel. or encouragement to
persons engaged in armed hostility to the
United States, and that he makes this declara-
tion freely, without any mental reservation or
purpose of evasion. When Gen. Schenck yes
terday called the attention of Mr.. ii. A. Reeves
of the Ist New-York District TO this OATH in
connection with the fact of his imprson-
ment during the war for Rebel SYM
pathies and encouragement while ed
itng The Greenport Waterman, Mr. Reeves
was not staggered for an instant. The House
left it to his own honor whether he should
take the oath, and he bOlted it like an oyster
Mr.. Patrick Hamill of Maryland, and Messrs.
Boyd, Winchester, and Rice OF Kentucky,
were more delicate; and, on learning the doubts
Of their associates as to whether they would
not become perjurers as well as members by
being sworn in, they quietly stepped aside to
await an investigation.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff in
the Griffith Gaunt libel suit, yesterday, and
assessed the damages at six cents.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

tbe Prussian King, whose speech, therefore,
cannot fail to strengthen tho hopes Ior con-
tnuance of peace.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Marriages, Deaths, and Fu
.rO- nerals.
Special Notices.
Its TENTH PAGE.
les Protection Letter from
Henry C. Carey.
Letters TO the Editor-The
srs Coming Census. Hydro
It's phobia and VenOmOus
nd Bites, and Special Legisla-
tiOn.
e., Mass Conference OF Univer-
salists in Harlem.
II rlThe Punishment Of Crime.
Submarine illumination.
lOur Finances-PrOpositions
OF the XLth Congress.
Money Market.
ELEVENTH PAGE.
8. Advertisements.
II TWELFTH PAGE.
e Home News.
d The Courts.
Ship News.
Real Estate.
Real Estate Advertisements.
THIRTEENTH PAGE.
J. Real Estate Advertisements.
FOERTEENTH PAGE.
lOur State Institutions
New-YOrk idiot Asylum.
Our Markets.
A Relic Of the COnfederaey.
The Kidder Murder.
D. A Triangular Murder sensa-
ton.
Letters from the People
er The Unwrltten Law Of
e. Parties. Liberty" in New
York, The Army Of the
Potomac, and The Dummy
Engine.
FIFTEENTH PAGE.
E. -ARr1culture-Farm work for
Women, How Railways
may Encourage Agricul-
Z ture. and Cheeso-making
ia Massachusetts,.
Lands in the SOuth-Old
Virginia, Eastern Virginia,
Arkansas, and South Car
Olina.
The Militia Executions In
Arkansas,
l. Cooperation - Cooperative
Farming In Kansas, Coop.
;. erative Stores, and Coop
rl erative Land Associations.
l. SIXTEENTH PAGE.
Andrew JOhnsOE-A sketch
Of his Administration.
q City News.
Advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
EIRST PACE.

FIRST PAGE. NJ
InauguratSOns - A Retro
spect. 81
The XLth Congress-Its
History and Closing ses- Pr
sion.
SECOND PAGE. LIE
The West Indies-Letters
from our Correspondents 7
in Cuba. st. Domingo, and I
Jamaica. q
Burning Of the Mittie Ste Ma
pbens. 81
Mexico-Letter from Our The
Own Correspondent Sub
THIRD PAGE. OuI
Paraguay. OF
France-News ny mail. MOI
Proposal for q Waif Office.
The Cherokee Land Grants. ADV
The Pacific COast-Better
from California, and the 7 Hon
Railways and Overland The
Mail. lShiI
Letter from Maine. lRea
Savings OF the Freedmen. Rea
FOURTH PAGE.
The XLth Congress tcoD- Rea
cluded.
The XLIst Congress Our
Music. NJ
The Drama. Our
Tho Inauguration. A Il
FIFTH PAGE. The
The Inauguration icon A 7
tuued). III
SIXTH PAGE. Let
The Oyster War-Letter ~
from our Special Core p,
SpOndeut in Maryland. y
General Notes. y
SEVENTH PAGE. L
New Publications.
Book ana other Advertise ARl
ments. W
EIGHTH PAGE. M
President Grant and e1- u
President Johnson. Ia
The New Administration. Lar
GladstOne's Position. v
Editorial Paragraphs A
Business Notices. oil
Political. The
NINTH PAGE. Al
The Inauguration (ccDclu- Coo
dedJ. Fl
Domestic Telegraphic News. er
Foreign News. by steamer or
and telegraph. from Eu-
rope, Cuba, aud Mexico. And
Another Can.Can Ball. OF
The Gas Investigation, and City
other Local News. Adv
TIn EInfn of Iruln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
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Sun sets. ....... 80 High water. morn ~ 43
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II, 1869.
VIEW Y0RA, JULY II, 1
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Steamship Albemarle. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Bristol. Walscs e. PhiaaepS Hand
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