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THURSDAY. DECEnRrR n, ISIS.
John A. RinEham and Ms surrat.

Mr.. PinGham's return to this country
from Japan has been the occasion of
starting into life some of the old campaign
malice with which he used to be pursued
in ressrd to Ms. STRAITS case. For In
s,snee. the BsliSire LSda'F makes the fol.
lowing rsieFeaee 70 him him; in ,hst eonHsse'
ton:
The Almighty may know him As 9 pure
man, but the people conversant win tne
fnrts ,haf connect Bingham with Mrs. Sur
ntt plead ignorance to such q charge
There never was more senseleSs piece
otmsIice hurled at any public men in this
country than these references to the case
Of Mr.. surratt in connection with the Off.
Gals who prosecuted and tried her for al.
legged completely in the assassination oil
President Lincoln.
Mrs Surra.t vas the mother OF John H.
surras,, one Of the gang OF eonspiratOfs
along with Booth, Payne, Harold and
AuerO,., who murdered the President
and attempted to murder Secretary Sew
srl These murierers met At her house
and conooc.ei their plans When Booth
and Harold escaped they stopped Al her
house in srrrattyille; and got gun and 8
bo,,le Of whisky. Al the evidence tend
al to shOx thai Mrs. Surratt was cheek by
iovl with them. Nine out Of ten people
a, the North, when they resd the evidence
.nb,nit;eSi to the Court Martial that tried
,bem. we're fully 4tis6ed that Ms. SurrSti
WAS morally guilty OF the Presidents nEF'
der. The Court unanimously senten-
ed her to death, and President
Johnson signed her death warrant
Mr.. Bingham asSisted the judst
Advocate General in the prosecution
Of the whole gang, Mrs Surratt among the
number, and We have no dOub; was fully
per,u.dei tia. she deserved death II he
made $ mistake it was the common ms
take OF the Court, the President, the Jrds.
Advocate, and, in tsct, Of the whole loyal
people Of the country. BE has therefore
no OCCASION to upbraid himself, nor to b
upbraided BY others: no more than AMI
proseeuting attorney in the land wOalC
have who has honestly done his duty II
irving criminal Tor capital OfIense-
Ms sarr4tt paid the penalty Of her
evil and mnrderous associations and even
il she had not really guilty knowledge O
the plc. to murder the President, ye: 1t /
true that her own folly, in connecting her
sell with such gang. was alone response
be for her death.
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T,RTSTEES SALE

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SALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estata

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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
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GEaasteez' Sail.
PUBLIC SALE.

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SPEENAPRONE

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TRUSTEES SALE OF CyW0RkED,
j. EHL-SEASl6D
Wagon Material. &c.

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TRUSTEES SALE

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7 .ARGEsT & FINEST ASSORTMENT {
Goods in the City.
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HOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION.

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TRUSTEES SALE

ClIETE. kOSTN,
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the fac. that. BIZ reason Of local prejudice
against his raee and color, . person OF AZ
rican descent cannot have atAir tEisl IN the
courts Of 3 State, was held TO be mol
isroufid for removing : criminal Proseen-
eutjon arainst sneh person IN : stsie
court td Tie Circhit Court FEDERAL unee5
United States Revised Statutes, 3etl
ifounded on The ciyfl-rights act Of Con-
Sress q April q 1861, tina. enactment 81
ing, As II was held, iRtd'ini TO .pToteSS.'
against lnsal disabilities and la'Gl impedi;
ments 10 the free exercise Of the rights Sc,
cured. and not to prevent infringement Of
lthose fighe by prejudice or otherwise;
when The iaSrS themselves are impartial
and sufficient, as IN mus confess the
lawsof dis S;ate are, whatever may be
thought Of the jury lawot Wes XIrgi =.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
Geip Wnntco
Gnropsnn Advertisements

TOHN ORLEBAR APLlN. Who lett England
r ,m,rica m or about January 1868 and las not since
been o requested Il alive 20 comiI catG NJ,
viii Ncssrs n 2 IT, H. GfII, solicitors, t3 Ludgate lll
LONDON rlc IS alive entitled - SUN 81 money nov s1
ng IN he uamc ~ the PaynsserGencfgl ~ me 'no'g
Division If Inc Al gl Court 81 JUsce In England ANY per
son ~, 10 alori Information relative 10 me a j. ~ Aph Is
rcCresfeI AZ oce 10 communicate with Mcsgfs GI Ill or VIII
WILLIAM ~ MORRISON, counsellor law, 81 WlIialil
al yt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

Observation-Disclosures dresSlnaker i.
~ day month, reasonable terms best reference
11I wei 22d al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

(NOOK.-English experienced cook; good ref
~ ercuce boarding. house preferred; willing and obhng
CAL al 2JG West 35th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

COOK.-A good cook in a private family !;
~ VIII do the washing thoroughly mderstands her
business city references city OF country Col 3daye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
No. SO BROADWAY.
Gituniions Wanlco-femalcs.

NTRSF.-A respectable girl as competent
" irfant'4 nurse growing Children: Be- good chamber
maid AID nn, huuCrcss willing and nbneng, years oltj
rcieroiscc. 22l Lat 2yth It., tlhrd h1or back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

CHICKERING HALL. Readings and Music.
~ MARION LAMAR. Mrs. FROBISHER
Mrs J. c. ELLIOTT. WM c BAIRD, II; T.. BROWNE
TUESDAY LNE%lNG, MARCH Is. loIc
PROFESSOR FKOBlStiER WILL READ TENNlsON5
THE REVENGE" (new poem).
75c Balcony. 51c. For sale Al SchuDeths
% luare Putnam sons ls2 Jthavc and Gurleys
fth-ave. ana 23d-st.
J. j.. EHOBlS proctor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
JACK SONS
Gituations Wanleo--9emales

AT MAURICE LINDQUISTS Oldest Estab
N nshed swedish French aud German Servants once -
opencd ia Tiipo0rone 4thaye 27ths, female and mall
servants ali PTOtestaGts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

COOK, &c.--An English Protestant woman
IN GOV sa, and iron As an excellent w1ll also d
h9ascwOrG cy country. l5S 6thaye fouT doors aboy
1UthsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

10 assist IN hoase old duties assist iu the Of INV.
Id and .w city country Address C.. Uptown Trbun
Ofoe. 1888 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

CO0K.-By a very respectable person, wh(
" understands cooking In all IT. branches most exec
lent keT can make fancy dishes and desserts ~ exceed
ngy neat about her Kitchen aud do the marketing &c
CURED strictly honest and temperate IN her haOlts c
ielerences can al COZ Gthave-, near 3Jth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
D0NTHS THEATRE.

FyNU n > I HIM NJ. WIT4NVtN'
~ lessee aud Manager Mr. j. g. DUfF.
SECOND WEEK OF THE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Tonight March 2j-MIGEON.
MISS Kellogg, &nc. Marie R0ze Miss Cary, Tom Kari,
Comfy GOttschalk. BaIiiL
Tuesday evening (0niy time THIS season., RIGOLEIfo
Miss tAitg as,.,.'' y a ~ "a lNn
sig. EKAPOLLI, G. VERDI, CAUFFMAN, Mss LAM
CASTER.
wednesday (only timel TROVATORE Mile. MARIE ROZE
I'm her great role LEONORA Nile. f. GINDOTTE first APP
pearsnce hero AZUCENA: Herr CRAFT hrst apgeafanco
This AANRiCO Thursday Tn BallO IN haschcra.
FRIDAY, LuCa d IanmeImoor. Matinee " snon.
Popular pIices, 80 cts- 81. 81 80 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
GARDEN.


the aOrld
THIS MONDAY ENENING. MARCH p,
Commencement Of Grand Spring SclsCn.
: MILLION ATTRACTIONS.
UNPARALLELED SPLENDoh
Temperance OF that suburb artistic TIE asng Tear
le.s graceful altogether unc ualed equcstiicine
MMc. ELISE DOCkEILL
in her astonishing single horse hurdle and Principal an1
grand sensation iUur-liuIsc scis.
appearance here ar absence Of more than eight
years Of Mr. JAMES ROBINSON.
beyond cayu the most distinguished ana widest Known mao
bareback rider in existence
AN IMRtfNSE SENSATION ACT,
for tl fr-t tuc ia she United states. . -
MEPHISTOPHELE, SHOT FROM 4 CANNON.
being nothing less than lln- human being with '.rco
ycocty urug4 the air aud past Tie audience distance of
Go feet. sending him into net placed tor Ls reception
INST appearance 81 WILLIAM GohMAN,
renowned bareback and hurdle rider AMI
Miss PAULINE LEE,
geOus ana flushed juggling equesirlonne.
FOUR OF THE FUNNIEST CLOWNS.
the ch1mp' ler ulnbieis luggleiS tiapckt altlss
AN IREE~I~TIBLY FUNNY RIDING MONKEY
THE FIVE CELEBRATED PERFORMING fLEPHAN rs.
Deus Of Educated Tigers and Body snatchiug HycpGs
Thousands Of entirely novel startling and resIendct foa
Impossible" Ia cuUfncrae
NOTf.Atcr THIS EVENING" special Matinee VIII re given
daily O'Clock :Of tbe express acco Dnoda"n 81 aies hI
Children when precisely tho Performance a. IN the even
ing will DE gye Attend The Matinee ana avoid the eIn,h
and crowd NJ night. Admission % the entire monster eAb
ton 20 ard % cents; reserved seat - cents children
under nine, alGl rcc Doors open at Z and N. Grand
Spectacular Eatfcc al hour later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

COOK, &c.-By a competent girl to cook
wash and iron or do general hOUsewoTK city refer
eBee city OF country Can be seen at PlOI ESIAI HOMl
BURIAL, 1873 6th,ave, four doors above lOihst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

A SWEDISH SERVANTS AGENSf IS
N. removed 4G7 ith-ave between Dist and 32dsts
swedish German and French especially also Grstcass
ants Of an nations and fSc fOr city ana country fec
reGuced or year ali help wanted family MAIN
GREN 4 Co. swedish proprictoTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
Giinai,ons OGnie6--F females.

SMAKER.-A frst-class French dress
maker cutter and filter viii 20 ia Families wor
az home al reasonable Address Nine RIDHON, 10
West 2stlst, between 9Th and 1b-aVc-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
REPORTS OF TOWN OFFICERS.

The annual reports Of the Trustees.
Treasurer, Clerk. Marshal and Attorney
Of the Town OF Gold Hill appeared In
our advertising columns yesterday and
we republish the same to-day. with cor
rsc,ious. The showing Is . very cred
liable one. and the officers have evil
IDENTIFY attended to their duties very
we'll. The report Of the President OF
the Board OF Trustees shows some siI-
teen thousand dollars OF the town debt
paid on during the year. leaving the
present Indebtedness $4,000. with
over eleven hundred dollars remain.
ing in the treasury. The great mass
o. this Indebtedness was created
last year in putting in the large new
water pipe and town throughout
Main street. The present Board I'M
ishsd up what the former one had nearly
completed, and made sundry improve
ments besides. as rscapitulated in the
Presidents report. Altogether. as we
said before. the showing 10 q very cred
table one; the affairs Of the town have
been very economically managed. and
the officials arc entitled 10 much credit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
The New Dollar In Carson.

Yesterday morning the new dies for
the U. s. Mint arrived from Philadsl.
phia. There were ten diverse. ten re.
verse and six collars. Tho dies were
hardened yesterday and the big Ajax
press will start up to-day. There are
$50. 325 blanks ready for the press. and
when they get to work will turn out
the dollars at the rate Of o 1000 per day.
We have had q little say about the
dollars coined in Philadelphia, and now
the Coiner here Is driven to follow in
the footsteps. or rather the press
whacks. Of tho concern on the Della
ware. Great disgust was expressed ut
the general appearance OF the dies. All
that has been said as to the wrstched
workmanship Of the Philadelphia dol.
lar. will be equally true Of the Carson
dollar. aud il can't 10 helped. The die
represents the same wide. fiat. pelican.
bat OF the wilderness. and will show up
all the defects Of the coin. The G. G.
in the lie is very indistinct. and looks
AZ u II would turn out two periods.
-Cdrsoa lppedi. Iprl 1Ch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

Mn. A. wiLcocxs. Of Louisiana. in a
communication to the American Philos-
optical Society. describes an interest
ing observation which he made Of a
shadow cast by Venus against q white
wall in a piazza. lie says: The shadow
Of a hand distant from the wall twelve
feet. l found perfectly sharp and well
defined. Aud still more striking. the
shadow OF the t~fss Of a peacan Tree.
fifty yards. were also sharp. These last
shadows were faint. from the effect Of
the diifased light OF the sky which
Illuminated the will"