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light. superb original and eineny becoming stands tho
OEsh DRESS HAT OF the magnificent Drsb Beaver Of
exquisite proportions iau, in STYLE perfect In al It's details
and A. specimen Of workmarshp aud finish worthy Of place
IN exposition Of the useful and ornamental home
abroad Especial attention is directed this fabric becsas> Il
presents an anomaly IN the branch Of manufacture 70 which II
besongs viz: combination Of two materials both beautiful In
their separate conditions but which thus gracefully united form
the besu ideal Of classic and ssocrao Dress Hat The
SOFT HAT DBPAKTnHsT
embraces only the ordinary Of the day. bat upward OF
twenty degned and manufactured for the present
season and comprising such variety Of shapes shades quail
ties sizes prices that head possibly be m
suited Business sporting men, travellers sshenaois
men, and in short all will md In the immense aSsortn en
jus the articles they desire The
STRAw HAT DEPARTMENT
re,e with fabrics from ali parts world Here viii
be found Hats from PsnSa LeghOrn India, China England
France Sc well extensive assortment OF nonenanu
featured zrticles The
CHILDRES's FAscY HAT DEPARTMENT
has ius been repenished with full Summer stock imported
and parents invited TO examine the
OF the which graceful and becoming
to juveniles thu any that have preceded them The
GEsTLEHEN's AND BOYS CAP DEPARTMENT
repensbed with every variety Of travelling. sporting and
fancy Caps. Boys dress and school Caps, &c.
GEXIN, No. pa Broadway,
81. Paus Church.
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Netu9lurk DAILY Gribmre
SATURDAY. JUNE 80, 1856.

Advertisements for BE TRIBUNE Of Monday ought to be
IN before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEW
YoRx TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents;
PARIs.-Charlcs Hartwick, No. is Rue Vivienne.
g LoxDoS.-Mr w. Thomas, Nos. 10 and 81 Cath
arine-street Strand
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As Cleopatra of Egypt and Helen of Greece
runcnded "a beauty all the Of their day, 20 kAoxs
HATS In elegance beauty and variety all the productions
Of hts rivals Ksox b No. 2is Broadway of Fuons,
ard AZ No. SIS Broadway.
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fTrsnslstion.l
NEW. YORK, June .

NEW I ORR, June =, 1919.
Monsieur the MAJOR. French citizen, have come
10 America to look after the interests of my compar
OTIS compromised By Il misunderstanding OF the terms
of tue General Exposition of the Crystal Palace.
Happy to nave succeeded in this mission, and desir-
GUS TO confirm by the Fine Arts the intimate union be-
tween France and the United States, 1 present as
gift 10 the City of Now-York my large picture repre-
senting the Glory of the United States where are rep
resented the great pcn who have founded American
Civilization under the Egis of Liberty.
Accept SC. A. ErEX.
Sculptor, Architect, and Painter No. Coz Broadway
lTransation
NEwYoRK June %, 1855.
Monsieur the Mayor; Yesterday, in addressing the
Mayor of the City of Ne@-York, | rad the honor to
offer to the United States my large pointing exhibited at
the Crysel Palace representing the goryo of the United
States Omitted to state. that il You Judge tit, the
work can be placed by your order in of the rooms
of the City Hall for the Fourth of July, your National
festival and whore perhaps it may add, you desire,
some eclat to this soemnity, this grand fee OF the
United States. Accept, &c, ANTOINE EEK.
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BOSTON PIASos.-HORACE WATERS, No 1888
Broadway has the sole agency Of GILBERT Co.'S PIANOS
With end without ths Eohsn, yAcos CHcKEkxc HALLErr
CcnSToxs and wooDwA BRows's PAsos all Of which
have the iron frame and viii stand any climate They aTs the
bs Bcoson and viii be sold 81 factory prices wholesale
eaa fesae. Nth liberal discount lag Cash
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FEVER AND AGUE-The Proprietor OF DESH-
FyvFR AGUI Pulls does feel Obliged 70 pud his
remedy. Every msi brnss tdDgl Of cures effected BY
this new, mild aud tasieless medicine Read:
SOVrH DEsRvIELD, Mass, MAY p. 1855
Mr. D. DEsHLER: have procured some twelve OF eighteen
tCxcs your Fever and Aguc Pills within the last and
have made radical cures IN some ten cases.
Truly yours LvNAN PEAsE.
sale whoesalc the wholesale depot No. 81 Broad
war BY c. D. DeSHLrR Agent also by Ckeuer CO., isu
Co, 4. b. d. Sands, {. h. Ring and Slcbbins Morgan
Allen.
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EsPYNCHEID invites attention to his new and 81.

Grant style Of light gray Castor HATS for Summer wear
snufac ured from and beautiful selection Of fur Of Ell
cedng richness II color and hnene Also the pure
Rocky Mountain very Beaver HATs together with several
choice styles Of Straw Panama and Seppes adapted TO the
Geutenen desrous Of fne Gce IN the HAT way
should call 1t EsPEkcHEID's, No. lis Nasseu-st
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FOURTH OF .JULY.-American Independence is
hand, and there be many who viii
new AT before that time would remind all that
place to gets new and elessnt Hat OF any description a. ne
wei known establishment Of RAFYERTY LEAsK No 81 Chat
ham and corner Chatham and PearlstA
The diamond is the most brilliant of gems, and
KEoxs the tasteful Of all the HATS mannac-
tured Gentlemen should boy their SUMNER HATS of him at
Nos. 2l2 and 6J Broadway.
KEILoGG's Assortment of SUMMER HATS for
desirable stiles and fabrics Also thdfens Cars and STRAW
GooDsa beautiful assortment Cal at tho End Empor
ium No. Ia Canast- j. w. KELLOGG,
TIE "YouNG AMERICA" STYLE OF STRAW HAT.
the above All e Hat Of our own
ture Every Hat will have the printed gold letters
styles Mems BOys' Chidren STRAW HATS BY the
oGdozeD. A LELAND Co. No III fesrl-st
SUMMER Observation-Disclosures TO GENTLEMEN,
DEsiGsEns INTRODUCES OF STYLEs-We THIS DAY Of
fer to the notice of our patrons our ever popular
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SILvERY BEAVER HAT.
and worn BY the best offs
Introduction by In the Rufng Department, known
FRENCH FABRIcAST,
whose nnebe productions received per Baltic, together
with selections from Make Shop viii render cur large
and varied assortment complete ,, u,
What Charity is to the other virtues KNox's
Hare ore 70 those Of makers Gentlemen who the
SUMNER HATS of kinds cheap Nos SS and 2i2 Broadway
SUMNER CLOTHING.-Patrons OF the old Estab-
Hshmen 2 Broadway Sd door above the Astor House
repaid trouble ascending flight of stairs
IN the selections made from the large stock Of povery the
best Readymade Garments to be procured ses OF which
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fine Clothing
A WORD IN SEAsON-LOOk to your wardrobe
10 time summer has last You you call coon,
have splendid large stock Of CLOTHING for the
season al our usually low prices. DEvLN a. JESsUP,
No. So and IS Johnst, corner Of Nassaust.
ENJOYMENT in warm weather may be secured
BY wearing our
ZEPHYR MERINo USDER.vEsTs
They nyigorate the weak refresh she strong and are neither
burdensome expensive. . -
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINcs.-AentiOn IL called 10 the sale
OF genteel Household Furniture 70 be made THIs DAY by
ALBRRT H. NIcoLAY his Ssesroon No. IL BToats AZ 10Y
O'Clock consisting OF Rosewood and Mahogany Psror
Suites; elegant Rosewood 7ocaye Pat made By CHECKER
ing Boston, Superb Mantle Glass Ia rich gilt frame os
cost 2O; Nouire Chair richly embroidered in silk; Sofas;
ArmChairs. &c; rich Velvet and Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Black- walnut and Mahogany Office DESKS &C.
Also IL O'Clock, OIL Paintings, the remaining portion OF
belonging collection the late Thomas
Cummns Eq including ne peclmens from the schools
Pousson, Banibeger Tenes Nana Bena, Carlo, MuIio,
Zincaro, Vangar Verne many Of which are gems and
worthy the attention of counoseus The whole to be sold TO
close the estate
EyANs's Clothing Warehouse Nos. 66 and 63
Futou the only place where Zephyr Cashmere Suits are
siO Check Marseies Suits 80 So Marsees Vests ,
So double breasted fashionable Cloth Goats 75
extrs6De blue Dress Coats Sl5.
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The cutie hsh cunningly blackens the foam
When an enemy darts al the queer little gnome,
But as quick CRSTADoRo will drken the hair
With his dive Of al dyes, most efficient and rare.
CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, manufac-
urrd aud applied a. No. 6 Astor House.
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FUTILE EMPORIUM
English, French, German and American
FANCY GOODS NOVELTIES AND TOYS,
No. St5 Roadway

CARPETlNG.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nos ST. and $40 Broadway, corner Whte-st
lately received from Europe and the late Auction Sales,
their supply of
RICH AND FASHIONABLE cARPETING,
which they Invite the attention Of those about furnishing
House, Hotels Steamboats, &c. The goods having been
lected with great and purchased the present low market
prces enabled offer CARPETS full 10 cent less
than other wnteng their old stocks at higher rates We
are selling entire stock the lowest possible prices as fol-
lows
Rich Medallion Carpets "A wide.....l8 TO f per yard
Rich Velvet entirely in patterns 10 TO ~ per yard
Rich Brussels (Speror quality 10 l0l per yard
Rich three.py Extra Heavy to le per yard
Rich Superhne, of every make 81 TO u per yard
Also large invoice Of AW DOL Capens. ~ per yard
oIL-cLoTHS
OF every style and width, from TO "a feet wide
All widths and colorS
RUGS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS SHADES, ETC.
hATTRESSES,
Tor Hotels, STEAMBOATS,, &C, made TO order.
UPHOLSTERY,
all is branches ally and faithfully attended TO-
The public are requested give call before selecting
elsewhere thereby making saving Of full 10 cent on their
purohaaes PETERSON s HUMPHREY,
Nos ST1 and 579 Broadway.
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hand, and there be many who viii want
Hat before that time would remind all such that THE
yace TO get and elegant Hat Of any description is at the
ell establishment Of RAFFERTY, LEAsK No. 81 Chat
ham and Chatham and PearstA
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HERRrSG's PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PRooF

HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF
SAYEs with HALLS PATENT P0wDEEPRoo LOCKS, the
that awarded medals the Worlds Fair London
1851 and the Worlds Fair, NewYok, in 1858 and l25i
and this the Lock, and the only PowdeProof Lock that
received medal the London Worlds Fair, though others
were exhibition and advertised Worlds Fair
Locks" subscribers and their the only
authorized SER his PATENT CHAMPION SAFE with
HALLS PATENT PowDER-PRooF LOCKS.
S. c. HERRING Co.,
Green Block 1876, lS7 and l59 Waterst New-York.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF the ACC

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE Ace
AWARR.hrED REMgpYDR- ToslAs'S VENETIAN LNfaENr
A certain cure Tor Group Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore
Thrna Hcadsche Tuothaohe, Mumls Cuts, Ol1 Sores
From Mr. John amin, Icpogts OF Needless Fishing Tackle,
&C.. No. Is Maidenlane;
Having usei years Dr. ToBiASS VENETIAN liNi-
,s,,r in nv fsly recommended il 70 my friends without
,s ever failing 10 cure the many complaints for which has
becn tried aaOrd pleasure - testify 10 the sane as
feel assured a accomplish eli that Dr. TOBIAS states 10 ms
pamphlet. '""N 'AN>'N-
New.Yogk, Jan. 4, 1855. ~ 81 ,o,.
have used Dr. TOBIASs NENITfAt INiANt f aree years
and have found CERTAIN remedy Tor ChIonlc hheanA's
Dysenery CoSghs, Vomiting and Pains Of az Nn1s snd
romnend Il as "a Invaluable ayiice without II,
nor do intend TO be, II Il Is to be purchased
JOSH NIcRoLL, No 10 Essexst
From Mrs W. Z. Cornish
Mr. ToRIls-Siy One Of children severely ATTACKED
Group used your NENITIAS LNiNENr which gave
immediate relief and really think the u saving
my chds hfe Under consideration would be without
bosfe consider II most certain remedy Tor
Soeds and BRUISES having thoroughly tested f the
New bureh n. " March, 1854 SARAH CORNISH.
Prices, add 50 Depot No 50 CourtlsndsI Ssd by
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MELoDEoNs.-S. ID. & H. w. SMITHS MgLO-
DxoNs tuned the equal temperament which recently
awarded premium the National Fair. Washington,
o. c. con be found only No SIS Broadway. liberal dis
count made foT cash The tIsoe supplied the most liberal
.arnaS HORACE WArERs.
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FEATHERS, BEDDING, &C.-COnstantly on hand
comprising ia part large assortment Of HAIR MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS, PAiLLASsEs, CcTs BEDSTGADs BLANKETS
and CogFoRTERs NO. $50 Chathams, corner Mulberry
Whole sale and retail. MARTIN WILLARD, Agent.
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The diamond is the most brilliant of gems, and
KEoxs are the tasteful Of all the HATS mannfsc-
tured Gentlemen should boy their SUMNER HATS Of him at
Noe. 2l2 aud 6s5 Broadway.
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Gentlemen complete, comprising variety Of the most
STILES fbrcs Also Chdrens Cars and STRAW
beautiful Cal at tho West End Empor
INN no. Ia Cana-st. J. w. KELLOGG,
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CAN BE FOUND AND CLEARED.-COsTAR's RAT,
CocKRoAcH, &c. ExTERMNAToR, CosTARs BED-BUG AMI
HiIAToR COSTA2S FLYPAPER all the and the only
articles that do the HENRY K CosTARs Wholesale and
Retail Depot, NO. S3s Broadway
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MosDAY, May H.-Ald BARKER in the Chair n.
quorum present.
Petitions Reterred-Of one hundred and Ht,v..; =
babiia.is of iorkville for the better rs0ulaon a,
the Ibrav. Railroad. OF about fifty citizens OF Yor
vile praying for D-,,er regulation on the Second,
Third and Fourh-av Railroads. a AZ petitioner. say
hat the delay at srfy-frsi-st the Third-av Road
10 passengers for forkve is one OF serious netur.
omen have to wade through mud, and then wait
hiIeen 70 thirty minutes, in filthy room adjoining
srother nom which they are insulted and snncyed b.
indecent and vulgar expressions until carload car,
be got for transmission to forkyale- Petitioners also
tate that by this arrangement they etv s1.-,a Ia
twenty minutes longer in being carried to fonkyle
than they were when the old line Of stages n oper-
alton. They also complain OF the swindle practced
on them by the conductors making change by shllngs
and .ixpences. This contemplate system IN played
mon them and when man, woman or child complain
of they are nsuted by the conductors, which course
j. ALLEGED 10 be sanctioned by the officers Of tho Road
This was referred 10 the Committee on Railroads.
Petition OF Abraham Moore and one hundred and
foriyfve others against Castle Garden being mhhe
into an emigrant depot. OF A. Philip Phoenix and
about fifteen hundred others against Castle Garden
becoming n landing-place and depot for emigranis-
Referred 10 a SPECIAL Committed OF John u.
Brewer and others against allowing the Hospital ieneo
10 be placed outside the line north SIDE Of Duahee'.
The Fir Cormtssioners-The Mayor transmitted
communication stating. that tho Fire Commissioners
had taken the oath of office before HIM IN compnahce
with the law and also that the ballot had Deeh maua
and resulted az follows: VIM Wright Tor one year,
VIM A. Freedom, two year.; I'd, brown tnree year,;
Benz. Cartwright, four yearsi and tharr" "oD""eas
five YEAR,. Ordered on file.
The Boston Affirmative resolution aPpro-
uriatne $500 10 entertain a delegation OF the Boston
Common Council now IN the ciy was concurfed M
Ald. yoorhs, Brown, Drake, Wskeman and Herrek
were appointed a Special Committee. On motion Of
AID NAKEsAS AID Barker, the President, was
added TO the Committee.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1855

Of bic art and the excoen, taste which directs H. he
deserves the highest credit lie tescends TO low
Tastes assaults upon the vugarest faculties
II hi, audience but strives 70 elevate their percep-
tons end affections By presenting always what cor
rect chGse and pure II he doe Not starte By beau
u flashes Of genius glorious gushcs II inspiration
be never of,nds By rude rioting or unnatural
oafs OF physique Tie infectious Of his voice
are peculiarly effective. Tie ver!-day tone in
which some lines were spoken had singular power in
making The whole seem real. Ehe did not fire bis
dierco he warmed them, and this BY the legitimate
ercse Of unstrained AID refined art. Mr. Dayenports
Ihy sique i. not in bis favor actor. He does not
roses that wondrsus power Of eye which is the prop
city Of great actor, which belonged 10 Garrick, to
Keen, 10 Raohel, to Cushman, and which fixes by
scue strange influence and enthrals an audience. His
eye seems uncertain and restless, and Is not which il
q goat deoct the mirror Of the thought he speaks.
His action and movements are cay, natural and
graceful
We regret tha; Mr.. Davenport should have selected
for hs opening play drama in which there l. so little
field for the display of his power, or the critics.
but take Glove and Loyalty FOR all and all, aud 1t
nay possibly thanks TO Mr.. Davenport escape yawn.
Tie management was as usual quite disregard
FIJI Of plot, play or period in placing the drama on
the stage ard Invested creation suficie2ty wretched
in e of al the clothing necessary 10 IL existence
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board OF cOUYCILNEM.

The Board held stated meeting last evening" Mr.
d. d. CoxovER in the chair, and quorum present
P,faions-Tbe Weehewken Ferry Company pray
for ferry grant from the foot Of Fony-secondsL /"
Wehavken. promising in return to transport ~ uS
cattle now driven from the downtown afdS 20 ouns
Head ACROSS their iery. To the Committee On ferres.
y, I.d;es Of the Avenue c Industrial school AK Tor
- ..-o,a,ion Of 500 10 aid them b establish
az 81 % .lere children may he taught usefsl occu-
VIZ ne ledjes expect that il viii, when fairy
i.ste5 he seIfsusiaining. To the COMMITTEE on M
,eo Mr.. Thos. Starr, who Il Superintendent Of
psgs and Avenues snys bis salary Of q, go II not
srfcienf He keeps a horse and wagon, and wants 70
et another horse the work being too much for one;
e. therefore prays that the sum Of s2So a year DO
added to bio salary from the first Oh January 1853.
To Committee on Salaries and Offices.
RepoTfs-Of the Committee On Salaries and OH
Ger. in favor Of raising the salaries Of the Mayors
Clerks az follows: Alexander Ming q, 800, VIM. II.
Sterhens Al 500. Geo W. Hinekmsn g. $50, from the
6rst Of January ls55. To committee Of the whole.
To concur with the Aldermen to change the name o.
Anihouy-s; 10 Worth-st., and ltle Nses-st TO his-
sion-plsce Concuned in. OF Committee on Markets,
asking 10 be discharged from the further consideration
OF tie petition for The removal Of the Fish Market
from IT, present location. To Committee OF the Whole
From the representatives OF the
Fire Department informing the Board Of the election
Of the Fire Commissioners ordered on hle. b<op me
Counsel 10 tie Corporation, that Il would b nehPe-
dent TO erect market on the made ground Opposite
Warrington Market without grant OF the same H0"i
he State.
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re;o;cirr Of our hcoris IL the spirit Of Americas
Ehertv rising from the corruption from which sAs
has Just emerged tApplsusel. Now l do not re
ioiCe tecausc this is Northern meeting. l do not
feioise lc,srse Il l. Northern mcetng m
secfoHci seuse hut because believe that no where
truly The sentiments n Liberty held snd under-
stood - IN Tie North. The institutions OF TIE North
Hnc sculaTy IN ilat Oil Commonwealth oil hasss-
chuseits. th6se sentiments Of Liberty have Teen
novI,sicd 10 n vicorors manioOd fChccrsl. am to
introduce TO you SiResman VITO follows long train
Of missed Representatives and Statesmen who were
false; felse 10 tie North. fake 10 Liberty, and
thcn tlCv mace a complaint that there wac no
North II was tecsuse tie North lost faith in
Ter pcreGnt children. II Loot faith m it, trsi-
tcrs and rot In Liberty. But now II the
naughty Souihefres wish 10 engage in any more con-
fcis OF his kind think they viii have TO find some
Other dian the sTeakor Tonight with whom 10 break
larce Loud chcenl. | 90 not wsh merely 20 intro
duCe you 10 tie honorable gentleman sent from
Ma ssa, huse It's as United States Senator. My wish
Is 90 do better then that. wish 70 introduce you 10
the MAs-CBARIEs SryNrR loud appausel.
Nh CHARLES SUMNER then came forward and AFTER
the rereated cheering which greeted his appearance
had 81 bsided said:
Mr.. PRrsIpENr AND FELL0w-CUIzENs OF Book
rYN. am not irscnsibe 20 the Kind words which
have fallen from the SPEAKER, to your kind re-
svorsc; but have much to say tonight that feel
unwilling 10 occupy your time 10y anything 80 uAin-
ror,ast rs an expression OF my personal gratitude
Yet fclow-ciiizcns there Is something which may niy
say here a, this moment. Standing here on me pia'-
foim Of this pulpit where compromise with slavery
has never shown It's front Cheers |, which has been
always sacred to that God whose service il perfect
freedom, feel that tread for the moment on holy
ground Loud apTlausel am Clgd of an opportunity
hesc TO express my thanks to the pastor Of this church
who las made his influence here felt and seen In
resting the current of evil and in teaching the no.
biliiy Of virtue Continued appiausel
Mr.. SUMNER then proceeded with his address, which
was listened TO with the utmost attention and frequent
llaudits until five minutes 20 II O'Clock. when he re-
tired amid the most enthusiastic cheering.
Wewcre informed by gentleman who had remained
near the doors during The evening that upward OF
200 persons came who were unable TO obtain admis-
sion after the aisles were filed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE HISS CASE.
BosToS, Monday, NJ

BOsTOs, Monday May H. 1901
Some confusion was caused in the House this after
noon by the expelled Joseph Hiss, of nunnery and
Mrs Patterson noorety. lie entered the hall and re-
suned his vacated seat twice, and each time was re-
moved by the sergeani-at-Ams by orders which
missed the House nearly unanimously. 1t IS pre-
sumcd Hiss acted in this singular manner under The
advice of his counsel.
Mesus. d. +. Butler and Benz. Dean, counsel for
Hiss in the late investigation, have published an Id
dress denouncing his expulsion from the House as ar
bitrary and done on frivolous petexs, and intimatng
that the members Of the House feared an impartial de-
velopnent Of all the facts in the case 4,
The ship Climax lost in the IIaTborof Callao with
n cargo Of guano board, belonged to Howes and
CroweIl of Boston. who were insured for s5OO on
the slip and $780, 900 on freight in the New England,
Boylcsfon Commercial, fremont, Alliance United
States. and China Insurance Companies OF this city
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGTON, MOndnY, Mny u, TOO.
The wav train leaving Baltimore at o'clock this
afternoon ran upon bridge fire. four miles east OF
Annapolis Junction. The locomotive and four passen
gercars got safely over bat the last car and way mail
car ran of, slightly niuring the brakeman and M a
New York morning mail arrived only fifteen minutes
behind time
The following changes have been made in the
Patent Office: VIM. Chauncey Langd0n OF Kentucky,
Assistant Examiner of Patents, IL to be Chci Exam,
iner of Patents at salary of 50 500 per annum; and
VIM. Reed Of Delaware, Amos I. Jencks OF Rhode
island, Thomas ii. Dodge Of New Hampshire and
Isaac ID. Toll of Michigan are TO be Assistant Exam
liners, each at a salary of 81 500 per annum.
Tie Judges of the Court Of Claims to-day appointed
NE Hon. Samuel IL. Huntington of Connecticut Clerk
OF the Court Of Claims.