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n newspaper, and how he predicted the defeat
of the Democratic party last Fail, and after
expressing surprise that the Secretary in the
face of all these facts should have asked for
his resignation, submits decorously to his fate,
and remarks that after all his health does re-
duire a change And can it be that we are to
lose man like this2 Having associated so
much with women's clubs, the Professor naturally
puts the point of his letter into the postscript
and thus states the moral of his dismissal " 1t
"seems proper to add that my Judgment agrees
"with the opinion of leading Radicals that this
Government is unconsciously tending to des-
- notiSm ~
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RooTus THEATrr. Twcnty-thr,l-st between fi,in ,,
j Si.tb.syss-Ih. Eyep,ng at a. Naes'e' AH E1'l A
spd Miss Blanche De Bar ,,.r.
C,ryrl,,I, PARK GARDEN. Scveuth-ave and tllty- tnlIllt
,btlsi-TLis Eyeuug 8Gaud Coacet Taco iuonas N''
ira. Mr.. J. Lew ,,,.c.,
FIFTH AVE THEATEC. Twcuty-fourth-St ana ll'H
,vs Tt. Evening o." B1rhe BleuC lIus AJ"'' e'c
.NImo's GMDEN-ThS Evening at - elilPag e5ial5.I
the sailor" Lydia ThOapsous Buesque Ifouie' "l' 'D
Troupe ~,
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New Pautouime: 'Ilccory Diccoy Dock" MI {" L. F'i' ~
Troupe - q,
san FRANCIsco MINsTREIs. No. 5S5 Broadway
Ills Eveuiug at b." The Court Of Justice"
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WOoD's MUSEUM Broadway and Thirueth-st.-
This Afternoon at and this Evening at SBueque and Psn'omime
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

One of the latest and least defensible Of the
actions which Mr. Johnson crowded into the
close of his Presidential career was the pardon
of the Representations tools and agents OF
the Whisky Ring in this city, who had been
clearly convicted after trials the fairness OF
which it was not even pretented to impugn
One of the earliest and best intentioned
acts of the new Administration was the at
tempt to revoke these pardons. Whether the
law of such revocation was as clear as the
equity has just been on trial before Judge
Blatchford. If the decision should liberate
these reckless criminals it is hoped that they
may be promptly brought to trial for other
ofIenses, and in no case turned loose upon
| sociptV
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The doleful prophesies Of the journals which
bewailed Secretary Boutwell's waste of the
Gold in the Treasury, and predicted the rapid
approach of the time when the working bal
ances left would be found too small for the
daily exigencies of the Department, find their
fitting illustration in the dispatch announcing
the present condition of the Coin and Currency
accounts. With all our sales of Coin for the
purchase of bonds we still have a Gold bal
ance of One Hundred and Seven Millions.
There is, besides for the ordinary operations
of the Department Currency balance Of Two
Hundred and Forty-eight Millions. Cannot
some Of Mr. BOutwel's critics find in this a
text for fresh lamentations over the squander
ing Of one or two millions per week IL the
execution of the Sinking Fund law
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The opinion of Attorney General Hoar, sane
tioning the legality Of military commissions in
Texas, proceeds upon the view, first, that the
State of Texas was, during the Rebellion, so
deprived of constitutional and lawful gov
eminent as to be subject TO military law; and,
second, that the right to hold and govern it by
military power was never concluded with the
cessation of actual hostilities, nor with the
Presidents proclamation declaring the insur-
rection at an end. Until the law of Congress
of March 2, 1867, IS fully exc
cuted by the formation of State
Government, republican in form, and
subordinate to the Constitution and laws of
the United States, which Government shall be
reGstablished, and the Representatives and
Senators from which shall be admitted to Con-
gress, Texas must remain under the paramount
authority of military law
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The DAYS of terrible and mysterious negro
plots to burn towns and massacre the whites
seem not to have passed away. Ever since the
time of the Nat. Turner insurectiOn the
Southern mind has never ceased to be appre-
hensive concerning this dread danger. During
the war its appearance was chronic. Since
Emancipation the hobgoblin has stalked through
the land more frequently than ever. Even
now, after the Freedmen have settled down to
fair work for fair wages, there are still left
people capable of believing in the danger Of
these constantly threatened and never-occur-
ring negro instructions. If the Georgians will
devote themselves to stopping political muir
ders instead of Matching negro plots, they will
do the State some service.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

We are glad to observe the careful investi-
cation which Gen. Garfeld's Committee is
giving to all questions connected with the
best mode of taking the next
census. The Committee, we trust, will
not fail to remember that what the country
specally desires is a census more thorough and
comprehensive in its details than heretofore
taken as nearly simultaneously over the whole
United States as possible, whose results shall
bo reduced and given to the public within
q year from the time it is begun.
How to do this is, as we know, very serious
problem; but the doing of it will be a sub
stantial gain worth all it will cost, and emf
nently honorable to the men who shall devise
the system that may make it practicable.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
Business aotlns.

To TIE Policy HOLDERS IN IHE MotS Mi.e.iiog 'd Of
LWE Insurance CoNPANv UF NRwl oRh - an the 4th inst,
ibe undersgned were appointed Committee 70 prepare '
statement and to solicit earnest have heretofore
given no sttenton to the seeson and have is 20
,os' % ess0a aa oe @ ignorance method Of select
ing Trustees has been suffered 90 Obtain ~ i rpheauy
~ +,ors boss rf1ots residence renders any attention &
quauta9ce with The aa % s Of be Conpan through Com
psnys Agents appointment aud tenure 'I ''' 1 " |
OF Ssa o Trustees are uoruay elected by the members tpohey
h ey are n by the oheer' who use leI p0Ae'
e ,stsss chosen posses the independence Of action which
,oia,sy Necessary the management Of fsuch ust Dare we PER-
G bs whole power control Of this vast and rapidly sIeas1 M
he thus coneurated IN the Iales o. t Ss il not Ger.
tain impair the integrity ard hdey Win WIG" 'l
Ne do DEW the right Of every policy to give bis PROXY to
whom pleases but DO insist that there ue'AtI I v
P.s Bs b % poef Intended to Ie held AID b rOheylOi
and by which that power may be abused s with us shall pr
uepe IN the election held this day at the oace Of the COMPANY!
NG +. ~ B,0agGy ,Ss yI 1 T.ss Pine Of whom are elected each
Every holder Of policy Of 5000 Zone Thousand uOlA' ~
above named the following person, gs sSSs9 dominates '''
PoIIcT HoLDEKs TIcKEr
Trustees ot"Tas Mutual LII, Iasrano, Company Of NeS York
j. BABCoCK,
WILLIAM H. PorHAN,
SHEPPARD HONANs.
EDwAEP Row Row.
WILLIAM H. NEWMAN,
WILLIAM BLANCHARD,
GEORGE W. QUINTAKD
Tickets viii be found at the place Of election
JANEs W MoCgIIOH' IS, 90 8eav'r'''' Committee.
HEIMsTREET's HAIR COLORING.
This celebrated preparation than any other HAIR RssroRA'
TIVE had Druggists at the low price Of 50 cents per bot
usi or large bottles for 81
JoHS HENRY Wholesale Agent at I. s. Family Medicine Depot
No Conegtplsce, NewYork
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The stories of Indian outrages on the Kansas
frontor with which the telegraph and mails are
bnrdened, arc doubtless to be received with
many grains of allowance. But the reported
panic among many of the settlers may be
readily understood Some of the new settle
ments on the Western border are composed
largely of Swedes, ignorant of the country
and filed with apprehension of the Indians
Slight hostilites in neighborhoods thus popu-
lated may well be expected to produce alarm
ing reports, and even precipitate fight.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
Tho Ecenina Post has correspondent who

TIC LTlNWg TOSI las u CORRESPONDENCE NHO
asks:
els it 10 protect poor man, when you make him pay
Syracuse salt manufacturers 80 cents bushe Tor sat
that can be bought in Spain England Mexico az or
cents bushe We tax the consumers OF salt nsl, SAT-
pork salt beef ana pOtatOethat Is the aborng Glasses
fran 100 10 per cent with these two results FIRST
at syracuse 100000 In years becomes A5OOOOO'
How much must we pay The Post to induce
it to tell its readers distinctly and conspicuousy
that the duty OH Salt, by our present Tariff, is
exactly eighteen cents pcr hundred poaRds-less
than fifteen cents per bushel In printing
Prof Pcrry's last lecture here, The IG0rld made
it eighteen cents per pound The Post followed
suit. and neither las corrected the error to
this hour. Could MT they be induced to say
what the duty really isl That done, they may
go their way unmOlested. But we do wish
they would tell the truth on this point
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

Our gain by Single Districts is usually much
greater than this, as Erie and Orange Coun-
ties are apt to so Democratic. Had they done
so this year. our gain by Single Districts
would have been 6.
The New Constitution increases the pay Of
Senator's and Asscmblymen from $500 to
81 900 per annum--a change of immense value
to our taxpayers. Now yenal, miserable
wretchcs excuse their corruption by the plea
that "what we get from the State don't pay
4" our boardn-a paltry excuse but one that
should be taken away There is no profit IN
asking men to serve the public for less than
they can live by. We should very much like
to have a Senate paid in honor alone-draw-
ing nothing whatever from the Treasury, and
sworn to take nothing from any one; but If
you make a pretense of paying, better give
enough to live on. '..
We have glanced at few only Of the many
features of the New Constitution which should
secure it the support Of good citizens regard
less of party. We urge the Press of our State
to give early persistent attention to the
subject, so rs to insure its discussion ut every
fresde and in every public gathering OF
counties and neighborhOods. 1t is not enough
that the New Constitution should be ratified;
we hope to see it indorsed by very large
vote and an overwhelming majority.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

We give hearty welcome to the news from
Georgia. The determination of President
Grant to protect with equal and exact justice
sll classes of our citizens has never been
doubtful. We have regretted sometimes that
fhe facts which seem TO call for his inter
ference have not been more promptly ascer-
tanned, but we have never doubted that when
they were at hand the action upon them would
he at once vigorous, impartial, and wise. We
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The charter election in Galena, ILL., resulted
IN triumph for the citizens ticket, four OF the five Alder
men elected being their nominees. No opposition was
made to Mayor Brand. The Democrats ran tickets IN
three wards, but without success. %
The official vote for Governor OF New HamD-
shire shows tho whole number TO have been G7sl9 or
these General John cdc had 81 OOl and onslow stearns
37i. making majority lor tho latter OF 373l, there be-
ing q scattering votes cast
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

BY the tenor of our news from Cuba we Juuso
that complete anarchy reigns in that quaIoei' oa
and that the Spanish power is dissolvlng. Uno
of the most significant facts of the Crisis Is 'ha'
the Bishop of Havana, a cunning prelaIe' mas nas
left the island along with Gen, Dulce. A hint
is Given % ns from Spain that Dulce has been re-
called on account of excessive clemency' we
are amazed. If Dulce be accounted humane
,rbot mnst Gen. De Rodas BET
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

are not 10y any means sure that there is only
one party wholly to blame for the disturbances
in Georgia; but the first and manifest duty OF
the military authorities now summoned to the
aid Of the civil officers is to see that the laws
are enforced and murderers are punished.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

When Secretary Boutwell, read Prof. Will
coxs letter of resignation he must have howled
with anguish and disappointment The Profess
sor pens a neat little autobiography, alludes in
touching language to his intimacy with William
LLOYD Garrison, Edmund Quincy, L. NJ. Davis,
and James NJ. Ashley, tells how ne once edited
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

sense. and settle it practically and with justice.
We are certain that the American basis is inn
pregnable, notwithstanding the attempted sur
render of it by our last Embassador while the
concession of England in the premises is al
roodv q matter of fact.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

Our letter from Berlin describes what is sell
dom SO well described-a debate in the Ger
man Parliament on the subject of budget.
OF the part which Count Bismarck took in the
debate VIC have good account.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

The Lords of England have intimated that
they will defeat the Irish Church Bill by
majority of eighty upon second reading
another proof that lords as well as church estab-
lisllments should be abolished.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

Tic Illuminated Utsie7, UOrld, an eght-page jour
nal of popular fact and fiction published III this city
adds to IT'S attractions an entirely unique method OF
illustrations It's pictures printed in four primary
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
Nem'Work QaiIp Grib1r1r&.
MONDAY, JUNE z, 1869.
liable or CONTENTS.
FTRsT PAGE.

FIRsT PAGE. Business Notices.
Foreign News. FIFTH PACE.
Bismarck on Taxation. Washington News
The Cuban Revolution. Religious.
Domestic Telegraph. Obituary.
SECOND PAGE. GOODWIN Slnlths E1p!ah
The English Press on the alton.
Alabama Question Marriages, Deaths and
Elections in France. Funerals.
Mazzini's Defense. Special Notices
The War IN Paraguay. SIXTH PACE.
Law Courts. Business at the Post
Jerome Park Races. Office.
The Coming Regattas. Book Advertisements.
Base Ball. Dry Goods Advertisers.
John s. Phelps's Will Steamboats, and Railroads.
Money Market SEVENTH PAGE.
THIRD PAGE Real Estate.
The Markets. Advertisements Of Real
Financial Advertisements Estate.
ocean Steamers. Advertisements OF Aluuso-
Passengers Arrived, meDts
Shipping News. Other Classified Advs.
FOURTH PAGE. EIGHTH PAGL.
Our New Constitution. Crime in the City.
French Evolution. Burning Of Stables
The Indiana Ratification. Local Items
Sowing Wind-ReapiDg Home News.
Whrlwind. NeighbOriug News.
Editorial Paragraphs. Latest Ship News.
The Drama. Advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

Spain has celebrated with pomp and ceremony
her new Constitution, and the Duke de Ia Tore
is to be her Regent. This will probably satisfy
the great majority of his comtrymen.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

Advertisements for this weeks issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE must De haeied 30 ToD Price So per line
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

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Nothing will Don't wait til the mischief done hithem
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the task. 10 other will avoid disappointment
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Tue skf weknown deunaoog Of No ~ BOudst Newlok
Sold by 5eyvbe This quaL compound gotten up to
the public but the only remedy known science e1cu
sively adapted for The removal Of brown tscoorauons
CLOTHES WRINGERS OF ALL KINDS RE-
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
BOOTHS THEATER.

"Narcisse," "The Marble Heart" ovid
OATS" and THE Lady Of Lyons viii l up the present
week at Booths Theaer IN all which pieces Mr. Edwin
Adams will appear together with Miss Fanny Morant
Miss Blanche de Bar, and other members OF the stock
company For the present Booths Thcater stands alone
in presenting genuine plays There is no other heater
In own to which the pIeasuresceker now turn for
anything IN contrast with thepreyaent froh Of bulesque
and pantomime.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
MR. porE's ENrERrAINMENr.

programme of GrfoTmances-for the benefit
Of Mr. william II. Pope-to be gwen at stenway Hal!
this evening has found its way TO table kind word
in advance may chance TO assist this enterprise, whchi
20 profit an ambitious Industrious, aud talented young
man. The musical part Of the performance will be iu
nshed by Nr W. r. Johnstone Organst, Mr. Charles An
dersou tenor, and Mr.. Arthur Rner, pianist Mr. Pore
and his two sisters-Mlss T. VProudoot and Miss Jenny
Proudfoot-wu also appear. The latter is a soprano
singer The literary part Of the entertainment comprises
selections from Macbeth and THE Love Chase Come
songs will not be wanting Altogether the occasion BIDS
fair TO be very pleasant.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
WOODS MUSEUM.

The present week, we learn, will bring to an
end the career Of Robinson Crusoe," we'll ~ that Of
the Simpson Combination, at Woods Museum. The mer
its both OF buresque and Of company have been indt
Gated on previous occasions II only now remains for Us
TO counsel those who wish TO see "Robnson Crusoe"
Mr. Joseph Irving Miss Marie Longmore, and the rest,
TO improve their few remaining opportunities It is un
derstood to be the design Of the OF the M
scum to abandon altogether burieslue anl pantomIme,
and resort to the legitimate drama.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
VARIOUS SHOWS.

"Sinbad the Sailor" and the Clodochc Troupe
keep their ground at Niblos Garden "Hiccoy Diccoy
Dock" aud the Kiralfy Troupe do the same, at Tic
olympic. '+Ixion" by the Wlllmorc & Rogers troupe
holds the stage OF the Wayerey. Mr. IeAinswel AZ us
Tammany continues to appear Romeo Jd9ter Je'"""
And The Uubleached Blondes may be seen every e'e"
ing nj the Hall Of the San Francisco Minstrels.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

t,a ,.b ,aaer iasr ne..
nl1e7a
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
AMUsEMENTs.

W0ODs MUSEUM. SUMMER SEASON.
W TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
Family Circle, 80 cents Children cens; general ad.
mission 6V CENTS which include all the Museum Curiostles
GRAND COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIvkNESS
HOOLEy'S MfNSTREL5
GREGORY FAMILY
preeent the Following seasonabe snd uneQuA.iet
PROGRAMMED
Overture chornssss Aud Songs by aoolsys MinsrSls Rs
Nile. GERTRUDE'S DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAlNMkNT
TsR i rMakE afa nsf FESiN;; MEN OF TI Air
Aerial Somersauit Feat Albert aud Arthur
Songs In Character and Mack
GRAND TRANSEPT LEAP
BY Me Gertrude Gregory, the most daring and inshed te
known 10 this class OF together with numerous
sketohes by the members Of
Hooley's Mammoth Troupe OF MnstreA
and the Introduction BY Mile. Gertrude OF her
MINIATURE CIRCCS,
comprising TRICK PONIES and tho Elin Troupe OF En-
ehaIted Yuadrupsds, the whole forming most
ATTRACTIVE AND UNIQUE PERFORMANCE.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY n. LEEDS, hgc,i0Bec-.
saewoo1s Nos Che.nte. stree; sni ~ ResS e,Ies Ar
galleries Scs. si7 sgd gig Broadway.
% Thursday, June ~
AZ ft O'Clock. .. laer Nos rs Chambers street
s.rnst order rnd account Of the NEW
JERSEY ExPREss COMPANY, about o PACKAGES
or UNCLAIMED PEopnsiY, without reserve ~ abovo
CONTENTS UNKNOWN.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

lpproxius s.lons 10 the 9iooc0o Prite-Sos G7Te and
sSsi each eco
lies ,::.,... 400
App-cximN,lsrs 70 the si5,ooo friie-Nos. s2sJ aud
sprroiinalicns 10 The siocso Pfi,e-Nos is,ss6 and
rS,o xsS a. ~. ia; and ~
tft teco
rr-a reid in gold Information Furnished. IT,. tigasE
ss.sx aG ii1fa1~anrf NJ klrds OF t-rld ana r'ive
TAYLOR Co. Hanke ;. u Wall street, Ney YORK.
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UMPIRE EINK.
The largest and coolest building In AmerIoA-
DON'T FAIL TO co THERE
The WATSON BROTHERS perform the greatest gymnAstk
feat known 10 the world RvEEY NIGHT
GEORGIA MIS5rRELS
MISS SADIE WPsT.
MISS Ida xADfGAN.
Mr.. THOMAS ". BoLLAs,
LITTLE JOHNNIE MACK,
Champion Boy Clog Dancer OF the world.
Admission IS cents: Reserved sesls 10 cents.
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PAS DE- sS sSIiIa4ST. .i|lsi sS sfIE iSAaEffl:
The pucRArE&sp8. SSHaf ri1sIa;Ts OF
BY the ZAnfre.a and Caror Troupe
r1s T1siormanoe VII commence w.sh a tavorss farcss
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WAyERLRY IHEArRE-7sO BROADWAY. oPPosIrB
Reappsnrance Of Mi.u ELISE HOLT. ELISE HoLA
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+ EwIS e. WOOD, AUCTIONEER-
IL Greenvi's Property.
t20 valuable Lots, at Greenville, N. j.,
aucto, sU minutes from Liberty street, New YORK. By
the City Hail, New York.
LEWIS Il. WOOD
viii sell at public auction
On THURSDAY, JUNE Il, 1860.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the promises,
OF the desirable Property offered In Hudson
county All tho beautifully located high ground
commanding extensive view OF the bay city OF New
York. Brooklyn, Staten Island Long Island fhs prop
er.y to DO sold Is on and near the
Eastern Boulevard of Hudson County,
and short distance from the station Of the Central Rail
road.
twenty-five trains daily, each way.
between Gresnve and New YORK, running from Liberty
street. 70 Greenve IN twenty minutes for 10 cents by excu
aion tiokets,
For particulars inquire q. the Post Oce building Green
vile N. j. LEWIS f. 1OD, So Montgomery street.
Jersey City II. ARMSTRONG; ~ Ferry street, York
MARsHAL's sALE.-J. BOqART, AUCTIONEER--
l1 By virtue OF execution will sell this day, at l0
O'Clock, at No. North William ssreet lot OF HOSIERY Sus
penders, &c. N. pOODY, Marshal
AFARsHALis sALE.-J. BOdART, AUCTIONEBR--B
wi OF execution Will sell auction this day st
II O'clock the auction No North William street,
vne harrel Bourbon WLskey, two barrels Sp!rits-
JOHN CoNTRELL, Marshal.