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The Briti,h Parliament on tic subject of
strikes.

I'm ,rsl injury inflicted upon The iron tradc II
Fn.l,al y reAs n Of the strike and lo.E-ouis in
S'.0or shirs tas brought the sl ect to ,uo atom
TIN OF Parliament, an an c'srt is now bcin' made
10 .hy!I,c all s.ch eyiis by lcs Station. A bill has
b,cl introduced in the House 4 Commons g. os-
tal'isl eqgitI' lc Courts 40, c Meditation Tor tho set
temcHi 4 an disputes between employers aud
work .nsmon, AMI rs it has pas5e the final ealing
it ma %" Inferred lat the proposition meets w.th
coz. iCratie favor Iut mover Of the bin took the
ground that legislation of some kind Is absolute
ueccsssrv, suJ lu.tNnoel tac case ~ Nurth STAT
f,rls .r., wle-e the '.-.est continue b, Al eve
lcu,c 81 tie ~ nous eGec, uI, Il In s. usuc dat
r'Hs from those causes. Ito remedy now ir.-
posed is. To sa-4s respects similar TO iha' which
VIVA estal ,.shel IA France, IN 1876, ~ tie al.
Ju.,mert Of differences between capital
and aIor. Under Nat system C.u--
cd q Cancellation wss regularly apl-.n'"t
~ the Crown, whose decisions were final with
p creme. +. al disputes l,."era masters ali men.
| A suAorl.uito bureau vas a'3o constituted, as \
primary court " adjustment, through which MI
cases Iass "a, ali from whose decisions ere waa
10 ri.ht O, srvcai 81 lhc Council. This systolu
rcma net n operation uuul n revolution - lsi,
- ''''''"''' f''''" '''' '' ~ '' 10
''' o"''' we're lrT''''1'e' AVA toe "''efAa'h'
enforced mar op''r'AA'e. Lao pam however,
proved 'o ue '''h.AS pi' means o' crushing IA
lo5 hj TIE "csnt o' cap ''' Tor re 'oun.'l was
r'ie up o' aHs'"trA'a VINO mover 'He' l" "'Tct'u--
''A'r DO 'A'or 81 'he employers Inc revolution OF
i''' p'' m". ''rs AMI men ON An cqua n.y. ami TO
b, Stem Was ''''ontul1d' 'ni sniiHn'ei hy & At
at iroscut IN operation. The fres'i lent aud Wee
President Of 'he VoUn ID are now nominated 10y
&c Emperor Lat To other Numbers are rcsu-
''rly c'o,tcd ty ,he m1sicr' and mon, uaiel
'N'r'nt shnn.auous' . HuiI.,' iH one %
10 vital Importance, not only IN faglnnd bu
IN every CHER mGuuhetur,as country. AMI an
e irtrcdu.tou &C tins question ia Parliament may
, possibly Haugu'atc uc lragt'callo plan for th
I 4uj..uAcat u Should, o. a.. 'rctucn.l n,
? curing differences between Csl.td aud Labor
r y icl. ago dc,-luea.s g. tire Interests q h,L
q rIt ,A' creation o' r C'r-s having arbitrary povc
81 l..Gu. .t.rl4ps,s, claractcr. wo,.I move
""'N' 81 '..'@ ,-N'''.' iN itA".' 'L' ""'''n.'
'e'"''A cal '-' "hH IA'.r may 100 ''t'ca nj
".t-f'Fs COURT 'e'A's' 's''"ni arm of TIE Gov
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TRADE NOTICES.

SEw1NG MACHINE OPERATORS BE-
- neyOlent Society The Wo. nrturu's I MON
have kindly riven 10 tickets for the u-' Of the mem
tiers Of he aboye society. Every uenhsr Il et-
pectcd 70 be ~ their Lodge Room. 1857 5pwcty, on
hondsy morning, Ma -, IT o'clock. to attend The
mic Of the WorkinlMen'a Union, NJ .i0ue-' Mpods.
Don't fail to he present. hour dav tor women
"a ELLEN pAIIEaiN. Poo
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4Ae s'ft'Arl enter says taat Mr., Lincoln ol,,
told h.u 'h' .".''"ns story WI gam 1T a
procession of : 'nas' s'hall holar- Nr. Lincoln
said, - heard STORY ~oaut Dame. v etster v zen
lA' ""'cL N.a ne" t. ll", uud II has c,u run
ming N my heal an tlc wol.lg" "W.enc..I,
young At school, D,rIc. Hat one day .ul.ty a. q
sro5s VIZ alton of tie rules. lie was detected IA n,
ast, AID eslgI W b ~, se.sAsr ..r puu..L " wi
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sOClEIY NOTICES.

A =. ALI MEMBERS OF MOI st
"A. Carmel tncsu.rment Nc. / \. J.. =. are fe-
lUo,'ol a. f'trrI Getting On tpcgiil hH-luc-s nt
tuc. rooms ~ Poucry on In ada Evcninl. MAJ
a'h. nt sJci'rl. N'mlc,s IN srte1ra Who 30 Mt
attend thI- meeting ami ppv mp thcif dues, their
nfr.,t 300 he CuVei from tie lo"aF. ROBERT Cry
". D.. joins ". IhNPE, scii'c. W
NEfTt NJ DIVISION, sons or TEMPER
4 lu,r vii ii,. au. socill cuto s'siruI,ut md
c.'c,ft At Bonuc lial. ~ Lr' B,pgwG. ON this
ho ia. evening. The iCioviur srrc's Inv" 'teu
10 tod No. ~. Purcell iarkl ouso, KING Mokcuuy,
Au.p-auu, l.iaz. i cseon, Fartn, Carney, Austin,
kCilft Campbell Maisuni, Nesh, HCWlIc, John
rYu, Buesn hHu scott an Jake SUi'h; miss
Woods .nu.l c md Cunningham. Ni-o tho Enter
pho md Mount Vernon teo tiui-. nj nl 'hH NJ
&c Foo NeW Work invited. jolly tiuc II eNp'ciC'.
Concert will cou'urlc, al o'rr ck. Airl.s ion u
c'ht., pay ut the lyOr. RICH ARD AUSTIN, CHAIR
Uau. Ia
n OTICE-THE MEMBERS or 81.
" BHd1cI ". - rni .. so,icD alc re. lo,ted o
meet In 81. Is ridfcrt Chplc on TUESDAY sni tuday
cvcuiLr- Of tbisv week NJ oDlsk, 10 make AZ ,nrt
Wcuts 70 comply 9TH Article 10 u their Bylaw
" NJ. j. O'CONNOR, President JAS. ION. itec.
Sec. III
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GOODS rOR BOYS WEAR, NLRY Cheap,
DILS AND PAINTs-ROOF on. 30 CrS.,
pKOrOSALs FOR CLEANING THE sircoi-

Of the Cit. Of SoW Nolk. Tho understand Com.
rs Ouets appointed bv net Of the Legislature Of the
tate Of NCs York pa-scd MAY |. ieGi IN make Cou-
tiHct for the cleaning Of the ttTccts Of the ttt Of
New York having become sR'iFhed that the uturcst-
OF the city and Justice 10 those seeking the work
quie that evcutial notifications -hOuld be made IN
the specifications heretofore adopted by them, have
returned unopened 9 hidr made under the ad' Cr
tscmCut 20 Ht Ma instant, and hereby invite -oaled
p,olssa- iol ruri. ccanns. TO be- Deposited wth the
thllfuNu Of the tUii-Siun, tho MAJ OF Of the CIT
OF Ncw YORK, - his uil'c" Ia the City llIl % t1d
city, on uI before saturday, the Sd DAY OF june, lNOh
Al II OclO"t nOou IoIm4 Of the contract new sp,ci
hcations and bond can he had on application 70 any "
the und"rHgned. he Colnmssiunels i,'erVe the
rgut 70 tcect any and AL bils which In their luig
nent NAV not te ior the interest Of The city. Da-
ia htE YORK, MAY 43d, 1888. &. GODtREl Gl y
NAN RccSr,ics. 81 wal Il: MHfTiEW l. nKfS.
NAN, Compt oler Con pifoiior's Office, CITY Hall
Hall OF kccofdsl; FRANCIS i. 4. BuOLE city In
sptcior, 10 Chatham a., JOHN >. DEN Elm, CCuu-
s"l 20 the Corporation, NO. - Nas4tu Il. 3jG
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DEATHS.

FINNES ON Saturday, Nag "ilh, Hugh Tinn,n.
raad 90 .tAr s1u oi liush aud May tlnuc1 Priish
Of Nlh,t, Go. Ion 'o.u, Ireland. lis remain, v ~
Pee il,,u 20 Cn.yry Geometry, from hs lato Terii nee
d. ggur"y01r' It. oa MuuIny At J. O'Clock.
The .rud- ui thr ttl, are respectfully invited "a
attend without further Do,icc 80
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SE'Et'IAL NOTICES.


Browns bronchial Troches, when NE
lowed TO dilsolvc In the mouth, have direct iuuu-
70 the alectod parts the ,oothinr effect to the
lining OF tho winlpipe allays pulmonary irri-
taiou and give RELIEF IN coughs cods and the yagi-
ous uroa, affections to which public spc ,kcra aud
singer. ore liable 10
step that scratching and use Nhcaton's
Itch Ointment. II cures Itch md salt Ehcuu in
iort -riht hour' and an craptions OF the skin sod
hy rI pusfi.ts. az
nr. >. H. smiths Magnetic Salyc.-
Knows lao iu4rro In l,hruultItn, Butus kciuiull,
g. u7, 'i.'- 1ui i,ci.. IL, sale iay BIuadRa and
ever NIo.". $3.50
Prices Grc.ily i;cduced SPRING ,ioii.ng
~ every AIt,ts 10 b. l.liuiu-, - AMI - iuAr-y
lhr IuIl' 49, o tI,ut and store "A tn cll lttrr
IT, lg' ma .I-,' .cH. ~,
n Il. R.-Hhrumntic Pains, Stiffness IN
tNt I'lntt, luu'r IulTt,.v"- sore ihroat iututu-
. Lphc. rvlrn.- IH. 4u al other pains iIn-
me lluicN relieve .l' l'i. ty Cartl d. 'h' u.r ot
EN. q it.Nrv R,.iri kul iuc spine with the Ey-
Lee o.. ticfu ~ mute. IN Cnscs OF aIliC. bladder
an -iuluas dlW.Il'ic'. sod hy druggist. az
The Original IIowe's sewing Machines
ioI stle a. { 9 iIuAl.aN. ELIAS HOWE, Jf., Ia
N'u'or ana NuEcf. h-rn's weutei. .yD
Wheeler * Wilson's Highest Premium
Iock-rt.trh ScEir- Machine, and ButtouhuIe NA-
'DiI,. 90 Boa .Vry, NrS YORK. $50
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DENTISTRY.
EsH.ysGV AIS.

Mrs. NJ. q. BROWN, METApHYSICAb
WI Physician, froics or On me res t,r-, infoat
5l Roud ~ soutn sidc, MT rg't hou.c RON very,
whcle her celebrated medic lnes caA always he had
soma Tor clpulr .sb
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\ ani China D. lil s. i, AurH,u. ,fa Iue-drt.
Ma D., th, ct 0.iO. 4. B., Jp-flTI ~ ~, 1T ~
Pearl II, r"oI froftweut no lot. 70 suit city rud
cOuu'rt tp4.r.a. tvI.a .DI pI,ktI. 20
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A UCTloN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT House

hold Furniture, this Monday afternoon, at
o. :. ~ horac III Wet 10Th IT, near o. ave, COM
Iit'nE tap'-tiy aud iuEtaiu cNptts ledstead-. hu-
rtan-, rp ius rn heir ustrassr-, tets and beddine
mirrors clocks ahslcs curtains, pianotuTcA parlor
'uis, thiua - & siyt rwar,, cutlery, Sc, with every
tiug dc-ifnl To fashionable Incidence. sale min
~ shiIc. uESEI H. MESIIOIi, Auc.t liz
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SIEAM tLENY NOAI NSIORIA fON 81,
WIN. WRITER'S, ArcrIONErR- Will

w sell th.- d., 90 O'Clock, 15i Ctull - ei tls
furniture, g. Of uuils psrur and cuuul o. turu-
turu pier .rts ccutlC tables tGp,,try three ~, nud
other caip''a OH cloths, iediiur, softiydt, china.
glas., silv,r war;, &c, SC. 10
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A CCTTON SALE.-HENRY G. EVANS,
lAAucVr. v al s.ll ia iOs 10 suit dealers on ues
day. MAJ 80 at ~ O'Clock at l. Barclay t. by order u
the executor, atCue.a assCrtment Of while granite
and common sart sine and plate ware. china vuHes,
6c.' &c. sale uusitvo. AID without ftttrNe. lrods
well packed tot chipping fti
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

RIO LET-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
L hsnu.umel furnished mont parlor, with og ~ M
out board a. ~ stanton - uour the iioa try. 10
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Affairs In the Custom House.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW 1ORk Sept 10, i'V'
Since Collector has into Office the changes
that he has made may well be called improvements in
the way OF reform the Of the public carriage
and lgherage Of public merchandise II appears that
favorte the department has had the privilege Of
selling certain assumed rights to do the public work at
the exclusion VI Others, unless they became the purcha
sers Of this right by paying them bonus.
II may be that those persons will be called upon 10 re-
fund moneys that they have largely received from the
aboring and hard working class OF cartmcn VINO nave
become the dupes OF those astutc lnancers The SWIM
die That has been practsed, upon many, by com
polling them to purchase badges al from four TO ten dol
lars apiece should be ventilated
II appears from late orders that inspectors are to he
honestly dealt with In the assignment OF their duty
They take their positions according TO the registry
% their when they report for duty IL has been the
practice heretofore that certain official had The task
Of making the distributions vessels arrived, ana his
favores had all the steamers and desirable vessels TO
discharge while other inspectors equally capable mad the
salt vessels the marble and coal vessels generally
In this arrangement inspectors will not be Obliged
matter Of duty for rewards and punishments TO con-
tribute gold watches and chains 10 present 10 officials
for only doing their duty Being thus relieved from
'troting out" such testimonials their duties will be
more cordial and pleasant and officials will breathe more
freely Revenue cutters will he no longer employed In
conveying Custom House officials 20 and from the pr
va'e residences be used by private pleasure parties
there IL doubt that other reforms will soon appear all
10 the advantage OF those who are The most worthy s
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Port os New york, September II, 1868.



hip city of Boston 9r Kennedy Liverpool Sept 6,
w ouecn'iowp7ib. with mdse and passc'scrs to John q
IN 10 mila rs Of Tnsshr saw siearshlp En" hound M
eli nncl drie shin jeremiah THOMPSON bound up
sho ling rcd eh rocket bound East i2h, lat
Is 81 lon st. sw scarsbp calcioSa heSce for Glasgow;
18Th y! 9 os bon ., 20 passed ,ip Aauc bound w; 9Th
rockets, bound & 'th, OF Fire Island passed emen ship
slcamahp Cy Of Dublin Br), Eynon, Liverpool Sept 2,
% @ q YIN Sr fn e snsa % steam ea
ship City O. Cogs, hence , icr IiycTpood
10th, with mdse and ga p,ss~ngers % Rowland Aspin
Sonsa sS s g Ion R r sr sn w S@w
Liverpool for Quebec l0th, lat IS 49, lon - So steam.
sspmsp tiiy Of wa.hnstcn hence r Ivepool 18th, ai
Y s" IS 70 sh srys S y% New or,n, Sen,
via sW Pass 10Th, AN with ndse md PASSENGERS to
S%y ill., lS is sSas s
steamship Gen Barnes bound = l2th % miles Of Sand
miles Of cape OF Florida steamship Manhattan iGih
q 90 lon - e SD p g ,e eo So%as
yqs died Of eongestiye chilli and was buried at sea- 18th
died Of heart Siseese aud was buried # sea- so, ~
mdse and passengers, toJ Raynor.
steamship Idaho Holmes, savannah g hours with mdse
Steamship Empire CITY Aexander Hilton Head, Sept IS,
Steamship NoseRa Maf.hmsn Charleston Sept "a, md'c
and pass eng rs to Llyins;,on Fox &ro s,r.
snip centurion MeSoSrae CggSe Bsssein lM days
lat 81 lon y, spoke brig syti, hence for Msemoros
Bark sallie Bonsal tBrj Leavt Cow Bay days, with
COOL to master
Brig Wilhelmine tBrcml Basmns Rio Janero a days
with coffee, 10 order Sept II bat o. lon 90 40, saw shT
showing white signal with black horse In H. steering NNE
Brig II Pitt tBr), Cowe Hamilton, Bermuda, days
in ballast. to Middleton A Co.
Brig Juliet Clark, Freegh, Lingan days, with COAL
master.
Brig Geo Amos stnson Savannah via Beaufort, is days
with cotton, to II Duncan Go.
sST S.,sssG Rc TsSS
Schr Express, Conant, Bangor days
Schr Pzarro, Smith TIyannis. 49,
Schr NJ Acken, Hale Providence Tor Albany
Schr Thos Ellis Kelly, Providence. 80
Schr Jonathan Cone Crosby, Providence Tor Albany
Schr Forest Morrell Providence.
schr Flight Gladding, Providence Tor Phladephia
schr Emily, Morrel New Haven. 49,
Schr u Anderson Clark, Portland, w.
Steamer Karnak, Scheme, Boston
BELOW
Brig Trance, Bruce, from Cuba.
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night wreeke Sn and entered into an 70
save the ship Doth the pipes attached TO the engne
and boilers had repaired the ship stu hard arouno
h m AM got ship ahoat and ran into nve fathorn
water sh eot up steam paid on the wreckers sls got up
anchor and proceeded on Y
BARK HENRY Bucx which capszed Of the coble Dene LIST
inst, was raised the same night
BARK CRY BANcoR-st Helena Viy S or any,
Edeey Bassein arrived here on the 10Th UT
charge Of the chief ocer the captain having died on the
passage.
BARK ISAAC r DAVIS, Dunton, from Philadelphia for
Greenland sound put Halifax, MS, 9Th inst ieaky
before reported Tybee been gotten OF and ar
rived at Savannah 18th 1t stated when sne went
ashore that there possibility OF her getting on
Brig MATILDA recently sunk In the harbor OF frovdehco
by a steamer was raised 18th inst.
S0HR X L SHERMAN Willis, from Fernandina, ria, Joe
Mayaguez, Pr with load of lumber sprung leak Oh 30
and towed into Savannah the 10th inst She IS Ii OF
water and will have discharge cargo Had she been
laden with anything but lumber she doubtless would haVe
gone down.
The following table gives summary vessels In tho
harbors Of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Savannah, Mobile New Orleans at the accounts
&c.. - ~ ALA..
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vr,Ur NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK
Capital .e2,000000 surplus Sl,H0UW
This bank will Certificates OF Deposit bearing inter
est favorable terms. -. y, u. WOkIb, Oasbier
new YOaE. August b. l6e6s
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Flight Of the Republican Governments
Junrey at Icl Paso-rhe Republic in En-
trcmcs-Indi ference Of the Mcxtcans.
Correspondence OF the Republican

FL PAso, Mexico August u.s. 1865
take advantage Of express which goes up the coun.
try this afternoon to send you item Of which
may not reach you otherwise Juarez and suite
his Cabinet officers and about twenty FIVE men OF
escort go into FL Paso this evening Juarez has kept
very quiet thus far He held a Cabinet council yestor-
day but what was decided Is not known. A Mexican
colonel who came In with him SAYS the French are in
Chihuahua 20 the number Of two thousand Juarez and
his party seem 10 have money II Seems ic Juarez
thought The Ens relcG had arrived by biz choice Of
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Personal Intelligence.

Brigade Surgeon william OMeaqher, formerly of the
Thirty seventh New York Volunteers, and lattory Sur
gcon in Chief the Irish Brigade. has left the army
Doctor OMcagher has heen for years in the service and
has satisfactorily filed the various Offices of brigade
surgeon surgeon In charge OF hospitals AID transports
and has also been member OF the operating staff and
medical board
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STEAMSHIPS BEN DEFoRp and SPAvLDrSc, from Aspin
wall for New York. into Hilton Head for COAL and were
sent quarnn tlue al Tybee on the 10th inst.
STEAMSHIP HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Baker, nj New Orleans
4th from York. struck the Mosee shoals night
Of 25h ut the ship struck with such force TO leak badly
and commenced baing threw
the ship from sinking strong
NE winds and heavy squalls throughout the night Capt
signal guns fired during the night for asssance
the principal portion Of the ships cargo thrown over.
board assistance the engines badly strain
ed and number Of the priDpsl pipes broken during The
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ii Paso - place of retirement There Ii no dh1cuty
about "corraling" him there and the only line OF
treat he Ia Of IL the Rio Grande to the land Of
the red, white and blue believe the people OF III Paso
not very enthusiastic They have not marked the
rival Of the President by any demonstration
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-31
PR0N esORHf4.

A parOled prisoner, who LEFT Atlanta re.
Gently, says part of Brevet Major General
Upton's cavalry division is posted in that
city, the General himself being at Augsuta.
Everything is quiet, and trains runs regularly
between Macon and Atlanta, and Augusta
and Atlanta.
He reports meat and bread plenty in most
localities, and always purchasable by those
who have money. Some retail stores, Win
ascanty stock, are starting mp. Few at
tempts are making to rebuild; WORK mas
commenced on the Atlanta end Of the west
ern x Atlantic Railroad, and the bridge over
the Chattahooc hee will soon be constructed
A month will probably eiaPse before trains
can rua through to Chattanooga.
All the newspapers in Macon, save one
have been suppressed. Provisions, when
sold at Atlanta, bring lower prices than at
Nashville.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-31
rLLE SrATE CONSTLTETION.

The Alexandria STATE Journal opposes the
assembling Of the General Assembly to modi-
fl the test oath prescribed by the new Con
stitution. 1t says
oIf Governor Pierpont contemplates any
snch action il is in direct opposition to the
views and wishes of those VINO placed him IN
the position which he now occupies, and who
have sustained him in that position during
the past two years. The Constitution does
not contemplate general pardon TO those
who have been in rebellion against the gov
eminent, although the last Legislature which
met here passed a bill which removed the
disability from those who had served in the
militia of the State. This bill was passed
for the benefit OF Colonel Charles Ii. Lewis,
who had commanded a militia regiment IN
the rebel service for one year, and who has
since been appointed by Governor Plerpont
as Secretary OF the Commonwealth. In
stead OF making the bill a special one Tor the
relief Of Colonel Lewis alone, as the ConSti-
tuition cOntemplates, the bill was made
general one, and relieved from this disabili-
Is at one stroke all the officers OF the militia
service.
The Convention which framed the present
Constitution met at Alexandria, February
l0Ln, lNutp LuA &4louAutN tu -hVuA1gi APP II
llth, of the same year. Leroy q. Edwards
was President of the Convention, and W. j.
Cowing acted as Secretary. The following
members composed the Convention
John W. Stone, Of Princess Anne county.
George r Boush and Philip q Thomas, OF
Norfolk county.
Warren W Wing, of Norfolk Senatorial
District.
John Henshaw, James NJ Downey and +
r Grover, of LOudoun county.
Leroy G. Edwards, of the Senatorial Dis
trict OF the counties of Princess Anne and
Norfolk and city OF Portsmouth.
VIM Il Dix, OF Accomac county.
Arthur Watson, Of Accomac and North
ampton counties.
Lewis W Webb, of Norfolk city.
Robert b Wood, of Elizabeth City.
T S TENTS, of Elizabeth City, York, War
wick, Charles City and New Kent counties,
James City and the city Of Williamsburg.
VIM Moore, OF Northampton county.
John Hawxhurst, Of Fairfax county.
$ Ferguson Beach, Of Alexandria and
Fairfax counties.
Walter L Penn, Of Alexandria county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-31
THE YORK; RIYER RAILR9AD.

We are gratifed to learn that Mr.. Dudley
the President of the York River Railroad
Company, is negotiating with the United
States authorities for the reconstruction and
resumption of business on this important line
OF communication. The iron was taken up
by the Confederates to repair the tracks OF
other railroads, and the rolling stock carried
oil. We learn that Mr.. Dudley has petition
ed for a sufficient quantity Of iron to reiay
the track, and for the use Of an adequate
number Of engines and cars, proposing TO re-
imburse the Government from the proceeds
of the business. We sincerely hope that he
will effect some arrangement 10y which the
road may be reopened to trade and travel at
an early day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-31
Auction SALES arhi, Day.
BY 3. B. COOK, Aus.Ioheer y
LnA Mnis nfraof y - - :

BY 4. B. COOK, Auetioheer w
- 40 Main street. ,,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNiTUkE'
III CARPETS, &C., &C., for sale at auction;
On WEDNESDAY, the sist inst, at 10 o'clock,
will sell at the residence of Mr.. James f. West,
North side of Grace, between Sd and 4th Streets
an excellent assortment OF Furniture, &C., COM
prising
Handsome Mahogany Sideboard
Oak Extension Dining Table,
Lounge, l4l
Walnut Etegre Wardrobe,
Velvet and Hair Cushioned Rocking CHAIRS
Handsome Bedsteads, Washstands,
Mahogany Bureau, marble top)
Mahogany and Walnut Tables,
Excellent Feather Beds,
Bolsters and Pillows, .-.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Carpets and Rugs,
Cane and Windsor Chairs, :,
An assortment of Glassware, China, Crock
cry, &c.
ALSO,
An assortment of good Kitchen Furniture.
Z. b. COOK,
my29 Auctioneer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-31
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

The market has been active all the week, with
steady advance until yesterday and to-day when the
market rather dropping, owing In measure 10 the
low grades and an Increase in the offerings The sales
to-day were LIZ hhds and the sales Of the week sum
up 100 hhds and the sales Of the season. including
views amount to 1899 hhds PRICES to-day were as
follows: Common Tugs tS9S Is, heavy lugsE logs So,
40 sOSpi5 gs good leaf Light ss SsisS IS csrEsyilis
leaf 80 75s and extra cutting Leaf, hid. ct $50.
RECEIPTS OF TOBACCO The tobacco year or season
rect idea of the state OF the market suDion the ac
tual receipts the warehouses for the first six months
of the last and the present year II will be seen that
the receipts this for six months LIST OF Nav
indicate falling of Of II ,2s7 hhds. compared with
the same period the previous year This clearly shows
the cause or one of the causes Of the advancement OF
prices The receipts follows from the st Of Mo-
Na.anIiar ia 10 tbe Ia of Nav lar. ~ ~ VI