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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

Ar JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's.
"A 81 ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctioneer,
once and fs Dap sA n SpRs Post ONCE
Jon N sFeis 1as v4R h T%ss 4
w sell At their Horse Auction MART liz East Thirteenth
near E HcRsE ps1
81 brsnssa made feature and speciality aud
liza East Thlr,e.n,h street, near Fourth avenue,
where We hold sales every TUESDAY and FRIDAY through
Gentlemen Wishing purchase those having horles Or
carriages to sell, viii find house perfectly reliable AZ
conduct this branch OF business do all other
THIS DAY TRIDxYl AT IL O'CLOCK.
no CATALOGUE OF THIS PAYS SALE
BAY TEAN-isH hands, 8 years; kind and true in all
Brown Ts"TriSG NAME sired 5, Henry Cls so'n isH
hands Syea; kind and true in oil harness. can tro close
BLACK COUPE BoRsE--ls hands, years; kind and
TRoITfs3 TEAM-Brown and bay Horses, I54 hands,
years. kind and true In all barnes 6ne under saddle can
iro, close TO minutes; stylish. Together with
VIZ ylwf90kiA soN r A.o' ,.,,,.
GRAY Horse hsnas, Il years.; KIDD and true in all
harness; warranted sound
BAY CART HORsK-isx hands, years; kind and true
GRAY HoRsE-l6 hands, years; kind and true in all
good asdsr saddls ots in Seo warranted sound
COUPE RockAwAY-Nsary new and in first rate
MISCELLANEOUS Top and no top Wagons, Roclaways
Harness. single and double and second hand Blankets
Robes &C., do.
Our down town saesroom AZ 81 Nassau street. opposite
the Post oce ais for horses
riagss at public or private sale.
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biaEcroaY ron ADVERTISERS.


AxusExExrs-roursh. afh and sixth columns second
AsrRSSifroo soY-seeond column, third page
ASD f IoDSh iar0 RREpr column
poAs fSo 2sb EoDGlsc wANrsD-vrs column. second
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Third column, frs. page
BUSINESS NOTICES Sixth column nth page, ,,, ,.,rd
cLRkSs AND Statesmen Second column third page.
G64chsEN :SD columns Sd
coAsT7xaisE srEAxs HIrs-rIfh and sixth columns hrss
ceaAstNERsHars- Third column. arss page.
RsRs %9 ;soSaa
COUNTRY REAL REAL estate FOR sALEFomA column
DANCING asS p xssEzpExIEs-FinA column second pas.
housss Ifr AND US
HENs srRa so ;seSna R,s
ExENiNg TELEGRAM,,T s.l column, second page
rpE sAEE-Foarth and hisI colamas laird page
hELP wASIhn-NALEs Sc end column third p.gs:
SSasAsEs sss
aSusE sSSss 2G
5EssEF G4a % r AND BERGEN
Esss ss. sssHa ;; ;ss
LOST AND FoUN D-Thrd column, frsi page
.AHRnE eGmn so ssa psf E
AEDICAL-sccopd column, second page.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKlNG-six column, nr.t
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. column,
eighth page - =~TA
MuSICAle-Eifh column, second page.
PERSONALS--Frst column, first page.
PIANOFORTES-Fourth column second page.
70 IN column third
s. ss; ssa s.s ys
REWARDS-Third column, first page.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS no LET-second column,
SALES AT AGCTION-Third and fourth columns, third
slTyRTffoNs wANrED-FEMALEs- First column, third
sITUkTTfGNs wANTED-MALEs-- Second column, third
Special NoTIcEs-.Eirsi column, nrst page.
SPORTlNG DOGS BIRDS, &C.-Second column, first page
STALLION -Second column, trst page
THE fRADEs-second column, third pace.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-second column
second page.
WATCHES JEWELRY, dC.-Sccond CO. nmn, second page.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, kc.--First column, hrst psgS.
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sPORTING-DO~. .,-u. =,

49, sr0ls11Nss-~DSsss, BIRDS, 60.
"A IL ..le nSnS IS FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
rocktnS for diseases Prepared food for
o. Can! 's At D. DotEY's No. Greene ssrsst corner
\. 5.-L.dls. .sts .Aded to BY xn DovEY.
Rlk a,sd. LARGEST COLLECTION OF HOOKING
Can.,vs the country; Parrots Ihrushes, blAckoirds
Csrss ad other Singing Birds; Mockipg Bird Food, Bird
Nav &C., ~ Mra ROEDERs, No. liz West broadway
gold AND OTHER FISH, GLOBES, AQuARIA,
u Water Plants, &C. Aquara fitted up. Singing Cansries,
Parrots Cages Dogs Rare Animals 4c Prices low Depot
sTALLIONs.
EApIAN STALLION FOR sALE.-THE PURE
n Arabian Horse SAID for sale reasonable terms
his present has for him. To breeders he Will De
most valuable acquisition The following pedigree gives
to his -
(ao spelled sayed given by the groom Of Nubsr
PashA Minister France from Egypt was oaled the 9th
March, 1852 Al the stables Of Nubar Pasha His sire
Oban, the properly OF Nubar Pasha and the de-
scendan OF the celebrated Janxcar which eRped the citadel
walls with the last Mameluko Bey when fleeing from
Mahomed All In 1879 Therefore, Said beiween the
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers of en-
DURANGO and speed In the Abysnian being ridden
sisnily BY An onlcer during that campaign
For further particulars apply to Mr. FOSTER at tn Office
Of wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
JIAMBLETOKIAN sTALLIONs.-IMPoRTANT TO
III breedernThs subscriber offers sale valuable
Hsmbleonan Stations For particulars address r. r., 439
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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observation-disclosures GIVEN IN THIS USEFUL
~ and branch " education moderate
BY teaevr Of standing and espssensv Address boz sS
ros once
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BOARDING FOR Young FOREIGNERS
- With Professor August Cornax At Hotel du Fauboura
NeuenhuTg, Switzerland. Terms moderate. The of
feuenlurg the lake Neucnhurg, ia French
which IL recommended for ts ssuhrious climate
situation, pnblc Institutes nerdemy, gymnasium music
painting school, Ac All the requisites or city for
Tue education OF young foreigners Of position.
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CoPARrNRRsHIPs.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOF0hE ExIS~IN0
between Dslnger Harris 10 dissolved By pn.aa
sent The affairs Of the late Arm will bs podatcd the
undersigued. AUGUSTINE DELL1N0ER,
DEClnBRR 70, 1859 HENRY b. HARRIS. -
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DRY GOODS.

EN0R NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS -COIFFURES, CAPS
Head Dresses Bonnets Artificial Flowers &C. u East
Ninth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue.
PETIGSY-MEURISSE
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MTLLINRRY AND DREssWAKTN1;.

II EcEPTIoN BoNNETs.-vELyET BONNETs, ALL
III coors, with real lnces selling off half PRICE, Also
handsome of Round Hats elegant French Flow
Dress Caps and Hsaddesses cheaper Other
house In the cily. Nine. DE LACY, s925S Broadway,
near Nineteenth street.
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A GREAT REDucrroN-TERMs REDUCED TO ONT
"A half the usus rates until Jsu L-Bookkeeping, wri
ing, arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling. French Telegraph,
lDhtituie.
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d. nnn-wANTED TO BORROW, ON GOOD ST.
DC.UVO curly, for one ortwo years; will give ten per
cent Address A. y. G., Williamsburg H. ID Post Office.
Ok 0Nl-wITHOUT IkTEREsT-To LOAN ON
,YO.OOu real estate mortgage for any honorable post
ton for physician with business capabilities Address for
one month ". D., box i27 No. 2 Amlty street.
&1S O00 wANTED-FoR ONE YEAR, WITH
DlO.OVV tnsar by the cityl bank stock collateral
par value siscc0, market &s8Q0 Principals only ad.
dress =. g., box i5s Herald o0lce
GEO 0Q0 TO ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS,
YOO.OOV Watches Jowsry, Silverwara, silks, Laces,
shawls 30 Merchants Obliged 20 realize stock literally
a'N' WIZ, JOHNSON W, 14sR RFyksrs lg powUy
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NATIONAL LINE
IN sTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From pier A North river.
HELvETIA, Thomson, Saturday, Jan. /, att r. NJ
ENGLAND, Grlgs Saturday, JAM
Passage to Liverpool Queenstown Cabin, $50 GIOJ;
stserags 80, currency.
stserage tickets Liverpool Queenstown $751; cur.
repcy.
Apply at the compsny's once, So Broadway.
r. W. j. HURST, Manager
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--~S-,0 ---..-
Lof SALE cHEAP-oR EXCHANGE FOR REAL
Estate o. Merchandise OF any description Sloop west
shster Apply on board, a. foot OF Delaney street. E. X.
GTkAh YACHT ron aALg-A FINE MODELLED
~ ~ ~ yMs feet Ions M Zee, beam, ID inch squarv
" euhu shi IN con psis running Order for sale
sse hysIy socnorlsai IN the Item of fuel Address
gcows on BAG0Rs wAsTED.-wp WISH TO Pun.
4ess nnnpU ~ scows or Hhrees snltahis for lighter
ine rong freight IN Ibis hargr aud vcnity. thew mass be
ssna $40 strongly Rn capable OF carrying Too 10 bg tons
90 aers 0to W {fst long, - M WIDE Adesp
eInrm sn scowA dresa With price ani gl "a
bosyAics 1iLsoRV, boz sts ios, oiss
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

The fame Of his wealth had circulated with great
rapdlty among the young adys friends, aod cunning
ham took occasion TO make the most OF the cTnt whch
II him, by purchasing freely all manner f nouse
hold articles and clothing, without paying for AWNING
He obtained by some advances or money upon
them and having secured all possible pecuniary befnt
he left without notice to his wife creditors lie ysled
the house Of Mr. Laird in Pleasant Valley, Ulster
County, few days afterward. calling himself William
White where made himself friendly with that gentle
man, having known his intimately In California BE.
his hand to Miss Laird, daughter
OF his host but rejected. In attempting TO get away
from this place with supply of booty CUNNINGHAM
found himself watched by suspicious eyes and he made
Journey by night carpet-bag in hand, through the
muddy country roads In endeavorng to escape He was
however, overhaued by officers before morning and com
PEELED to Surrender. He had examination before JUS
tce Lawrence at Cross River on the 18th OF December
when lie committed to the White Plains jail for trial
a charge OF bgamy, the father Of Miss Amefgh, as
we'll Mr. Wkmer appearing against him and dentfy-
ing him as the husband OF Their daughters He left
an custody of an Officer, Informing the crowd
who had been called together 10 witness his
examination that he n Government detective, and
would show them speedily for what purpose IL was that
married the two women. The developments OF his
history his mutudinous fslsehOOds and swndles dnr
Ing the period which this sketch extends leads to
the conviction that he Is one Of the most impndent and
perseverng Of liars and to the supposton also that to
his deprayity Is added partial insanity which mas been
the controlling power In his career. ... s... .7
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
GEORGIA.
To me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: The Clerk Of the Superior Court OF

To he Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: The Clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Chatham County affords many item for the newspaper
fraternity Of this section "quo ca'rGno was Issued
him on account his color not suitng the taste
or fancy OF the detDonde bill for services rendered
i'm accordance law, the amount agreeing with the
charges as set down In the Code OF Georgia, was refused
payment by the Ordinary lie considering the charge ex
cessye Notwithstanding the Code or Georgia ana inc
Grand Jury OF this county do not think 80 and, Within
the past few days the Grand Jury in their pTesentmen
after giving due praise 10 the manner In which the bnsl
ness M the osis conducted report that they consider
the Cerk should bonds to the amount Of one hhndr
thousand dollars 1.-The present bond amounting 20 SOG
considerable OF an increase or course the opee Is 20
deprive the Clerk of his POSITION II being considered ne
could not obtain such large amount OF bond Is TO be
hoped however that Legislators aud Governor win
give no heed this portion OF the presentment IT Is
probable that the Grand Jury were influenced somewhat
In their action by letter addressed them by the Ord
nary which that Individual endeayors to place Ihe
Clerks Dondsmen in unenviaDle position Inc
author OF the saying. "A by other name would
smell as sweet would find did lie live In our day, and IN
ts section the In order 20 retain ITS sweetness
should not have the least ge OF the dusky hue but be
srictiy white as, matter how sweet It's smell may be-
the color could ruin a. Requesting the Insertion OF the
above IN your valuable paper, am respectfully yours
gord,lunh, March g. 1869 -hObo'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

possible TO satisfy their customers thu market working
close and firm ut the usual OF rest 10 per cent
per UNI, aud there Is good deal OF y good paper
offering the street. Is subject shave OF 20s
per month. Bankers almost unanimous
pronouncDg the supply OF oanabe funds In their hands
lower than at any time for over year past and do not
look for any increase until the opening Of navigation and
the produce movement 70 the seaboard becomes
general General business shows more sigs Of improve
Eastern exchange was again hr, though some Of
the banks reported more making. A sale rnnde at
soc. premium between city banks, but this was consd
cred below the market value and banks are still
expressing currency 10 NewYOrk. over the counter
bankerp selling tO customers and making remit
aud account OF interior banks at 110 prem
um and buying at 1-I0 discount. Il. =.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, March 26-P. n.
The day has been n dull one upon the street,
and the attendance very light The principal occupa-
ton Of brokers has been borrow winch was In
sharp demand. The banks were forced into calling
number OF loans this morning to replace the currency
they have been shipping country for the past three
days The nearby country banks are drawing quite
freely upon their balances here In order to ben funds on
the lst OF April which settling day for large por-
ton OF country merchants Seven per coin Interest
was paid In the majority Of aud accounts were
made up with considerable difficulty I'D
Sterling Exchange was duh at 1881 for prime Goday
bills Cable transfers cond be made at 1851 Good cou-
mereal bills were quoted l07sdl0s r.. .. H..
Gold was nrmer selling at Glasla, closing at l9lt
The tions amounted to about 81 100000 No de-
liyeries were made to-day Government bonds dull
and steady at quotations Some small transactions were
made The day was a close holiday IN London, and no
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

II foUWs then ihai fhc lower the temperature OF the
yapnr ilc lees of It VIII s!cc fur charging TIE cyhdtls
brcausr Inc more ~ h attrtcd surprising steam aI
l2j'tWO pounds prcssnrc-lrovc efficient, It's coisunp-
ton woul0 Oc only about onc-siXth Of the quanl at
222. Ey Introducing t, piuctpie thc present mode 0i
employing steam Viii Doc completely reversed The cheap
est mechanical effect will bo sought from IL Of the lowest
Instead Ot the highest tensions / don't see Why one
pound pressure may not answer as tho VHpOr Will he
drawn into vacuum by the plsVus. When the lire Is
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

The transactions shares limited; 800 Pacific Mail
sold at ass 100 cash. O5 New York Central 1927
200 at 1924 500 at 1921 We give the quotations made
during the day There sales of Railway shares
with exception OF NewYork Central and the street was
entirely deserted at O'Clock by operators
The Western Union Railroad Company earned for the
third week in March:
1889 ...s Jos 1866. 5..,.." $lsc+ Decrease.
The following is the movement in Dry Goods for the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

a for Poi Pearls areu
BUiLDSe MATERIALS generally quiet but prices show 20
change We qaotsii -.
E.s, C.a sSss !, c,..s ,, J, S % g
sissss @ ff% S1ast 3 $ss s.: :;a
II. sss soap, sS SSssS g EEs% Es t IS so
H''''''' '' 50 900 S:E. s:: &: s: $
BEEswAx has been qne but prices much the sane ss'
100 at $3.50 for YsISs Western and sSaihsI A,
coTToS-Pns: chang, ba. demand od for ;@. le.
m closed "a sales a. of Is ~ S HSas . : t transit. @ Hns Ss
sold for futar. dsiytry We qaO'' SIor'i o,..n.
Ordinary. ...1....islsas .1is 9 sS, 2sEs2sI ssigs9 "
$:;, $i;g;sIss s's 5 sa :;Is;a s :s
Miadlins 2si6as ~ alt z.taIt zgsSya
RS sise java sisaSe Mssabo s9lsie snd Lsu,yra $50
s g9d: =, ys,'e,s{ sT. Is u ,s''l ''" ''''
CANDLES a., devoid activity absence sale,
nominal quotations 9e0 for AdamAhue asc for Sperm
FLOUR AND MEAb-The Western state youri.
quite active and under light receipts and small 'uPgy .! 'ss 10.
s.s'S 600 Sa 9ss' s. ;eIs sss iG' IS sSsss
H. @ . s. % %::.. & s r1s g s o s
spring Wheat E5r % soS 20 oS @ MisssSa a and ISss sas
:, $s,. ssS;; si@,;i
s S % for FsT do " and y ss 30 % . !, Tss s
supply Of Old much reduced for
Ss Saa oS sS .Se 1ee: :d 'pa S $ low
a. Of $40 sa for orInA e sSeA Extra B.no,s
Georgia and virginia fr EI. and Fealy M.5yand aud
Delaware Flour better and demand sales Of 30 bb st
S 8 % w';sIS g. E dS for Jssy nd % for B'''d'"n'
FSHrhe demand for both Dry Cod aud Msekerel continues mode
i an" '. may @a.s PS s r 2't aao
s5ls Msca So T. BiT So % as 81 Herring
S:s; s.. 81. ;ss S.:s.s Ssl s.G gSl i
M.ef No large is 50 q. % Tongue. and sounds
S.sll.!Sei s.n b e9ss:A s Z g 81
rand Bsak Codssh. 90 o. Halbut Smoked. = l2la--
Herring. Labrsdor.. on a. =
FEATHERS unhsngsd quote Prime At $50 for Tennessee
ou decidedly stronger feeling wa wheas are held
higber; 81 40 bush At 5d 81 "a for No Chicago
sgung in store saa g diSsd si ga y 20 sT sS h"Ss a.
White California aud 81 Indiana Barley is tame and IN
limited demand; sales Of 400 bush German on puvsE
terms Of gs e b,,s n a. ~ TO- Oats are quiet but we'll Re1
tht sales are 600 Ohio and Western at c In store and
1Sd6 aaoaL Rye quet Western at 81 & Corn offered
home use but a for export; Old quiet 8SGS9c In stores the
bus DAMP and Unsound at GSie New western
southern White Soc Southern Yellow at sOe Southern sa" Cd
GSNES rear ain quiet prices steady at l6l7ie Tor Bags
HAY3The arrivals are large With only moderate demand
prices quote at 6odOe for shipping aod Se
HEMP good and much beri note sales of 940o
HfpFSs seSsrs market remains quiet about former pdeesi
Dry Baenos As 23d2c gOdi Domestic sAngh'ervd 4@e cur
Hops are Quiet and In moderate demand quote State at sdloc
for fair 10 good, aud 2G6c for choice and fancy.
much unsettled large business has bees
done part to arrive r May deiv the spot the last aEe
6sures Tu-Ss 60 slabs the spot ou private tems
1000 to arrive At ac gold st 3c 10 tans English we're
50 tlns Lead yery dull at SOes6 3 % FOR ordinary foreign We
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE MARKETS.

fCsrsiuly reported for Tie Tibnnsl I'D.
: ...r-,.-. 4. =, FRIDAT. March %. 1863.
ASEsT. market quiet aud 6n; sales Of IL bbs at 81 73D
S8 for Pots Pearls nominal.
BUiLDSG MATERIALS generally quiet but priee' show
.h.p w.. .la.a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs of the Rock FORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LouIs RAILROAD COMPANY,
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent interest
lst Feb and LIST Aug-in GOLD COIN, free Of Govern
ment tax.
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency. Of II. II.
BooDY, Treasurer, No IL wall-st, or of HENRY
CLEws & Co., Bankers No 80 WalLst. New York.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BASK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds. in
Guiding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills and Dis-
monds, and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The No
tional Park Bank in their new building will at
convince oil parties interested that the most perfecS
attainable security has been reached and at an ex
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
tho vault on application. '' ''''''''.'-t
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

BERSWAX been qnet but pees much the sss
laOO 10 al 49di9c for Yellow Western and southern
BRISTLES steady with moderate demand al from
for American Gray and White ..l....
COrTONPres ae without change Only for snail lots
steady The Liverpool marietta
to-day; bales including AS 10 spinnss Isl
iOpecno and GAG to .p0r.er e Of the latter taHI Noons
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

CLEws& Co.. Bankers, No. 80 walLst.. New. York.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Cut,41sOd. PloOfb. sS 90 es5 50
Chncb, y 100 d.. q so y : 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
Democratic Panic in Indiana.

Yesterday the Democratic members
of the Indiana Legislature broke up
the session. Enough of them resigned
in each House to deprive it of a quo
rum. The object was 10 prevent the
ratification of the proposed suffrage
amendmentstO the Constitution. This
deseTtiOn left the appropriation bi1is
unfinished. The prerense of justifica-
ton for this act is that they desire TO
have the amendment referred to the
people but the method was contrived
so as to dodge any popular trialof the
question for the members from dis
tricts in which the Democratic maiori-
not daring to make the reft renee ex-
cept in strong Democratic districts.
This is new style of popular trial.
Had all the Democratic members re-
signed they would have shown some
confidence in their case but in the
way they managed it, it has a sneaking
and lodging appearance, as if the IN
stinct to hold on TO office was para
mount to all other considerations, The
beft of the Democratic mind was also
shown by their drawing their pay and
stationery and postage stamps to the
last moment.
The Governor has ordered new cleo
ton for the vacant districts on the 23d.
As these members have deserted their
duty, their constituents ought TO take
them at their word. If they elect them
it will only be to desert again for their
re- election will not prevent the ratifi-
cation. 1t is not likely that the people
tsOf Indiana viii. continue TO elect mem
bers to the Legislature merely to re-
sign.
The regular election of the Legisla-
ture is bIennial5 and will not take place
| till next Cincinnati Gazette,
March 4tb.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
The Cabinet.

The otnce OF Secretary of the Treas-
ury is the most important in the Cahi-
net. For this Gen. Grant has selected
A. L Stewart, a leading and widely
known dry goods merchant of New
York City, who has accumulated great
wealth by trade. Mr.. stewart, brings
to the Office the qualities which nave
been demonstrated by the Successful
management of large business, and
which might De expected to fit him for
entering upon the duty of reforming
the service which allows more than u
hundred millions of taxes 10 slip
through the machinery of collection.
The Office Of Secretary of the Interi-
or is next in importance. For TINS
General Grant has chosen ex-Governor
J. D. Cox, of Ohio, an excellent and
distinguished soldier in the war, man
who has the faculty for business organ
iZation, an admirable executive othcer,
man Of unquestioned integrity, and
who will bring high and conscientious
zeal 10 any pu bic duties that he under
takes. The selection is honorable to
both parties, and excellent for the
country.
The nomination of Z. B. Wash bourne
to the Office of Secretary of State IS
what might be expected from the Per
soDal relations existing between him
and General Grant Mr.. Washbourue
has long held g high position in the
House OF Representatives by virtue OF
his personsl qualities.
a. J. CressweIl, of Maryland, nom
mated for Postmaster General, was
United States Senator, and is leading
Republican in that State.
E. R. Hoar is a leading lawyer and
Judge of Massachusetts, and son Of
Samuel Hoar, who was appointed by
that State to bring before the United
States Court in South Carolina the
cases of the colored seamen, who by
the laws OF the State, were seized and
Kept IN prison until vessels were ready
to leave port, and were then given up
at the cost Of the vessel, or sold for jail
fees. Judge Hoar went to Charleston
with his daughter, and was warned to
leave on time under penalty of lyuch-
ing. This was IA she ever to be lament
ed time of t'the Union as it was.''
Adolph z. BOrie is a successful busi-
ness man of Philadelphia, and an ac-
tive and jealous Republican patriot
through the war.
Three of the members, namely Stew
art, BOrie and Hoar, have not before
been in public life in any political ca
paeity. General Cox had retired from
public life and was achieving success in
the profession of the law. 1t will be OBJ
served that the Cabinet was selected
more for business qualities than foI
political weight or for partisan fol
lowing. If il shall be proved to have
the business capacity, the political con-
siderations will take care Of them
selves Cincinnati Gazette.