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Spring and summer Clothing for Men
and oys-The largest and most complete stock IN the city
DAVID CLOSE clothing houses i6 and ib2 Fulton street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Gold Paid for
prize. Information furnished Highest rates paid for
douboons aud al kinds Of gold and SILVER
TAYLOR a co, bankers, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

Burke,z spring and Summer Styles
Gents Boys Hats great variety, at 100 broadway
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

United states Passport Ageney, Droad-
way, room *. Passports procured ~ short notice.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

Catalogues and Samples Of Mauger's
Tags 10 bad gratis st VICTOR Il. MAUGER'S. lie
Iy.a A. afrAa
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BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world. Harmless reliable instantaneous The ony pcrfece
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

BufY and Spanish Linen Dusters-At
wholesale superior quality for city trade At HURhTiAL
BAIsNUM'S, ~ Murray street
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

Prizes Cashrd In All Legnifxcd r.otts-
ricy and Information given Drawings sent
j. CBUTE, Brokers' Office, i76 Broadway.
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No Moro Gray Hair OF Bnidness.-Forty-
Eve years constant study COnsultaa0n Tree, W Dr.
GRAkDJEAN. Astor psoe
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ssIRrtha Washington Hair Restorer-
For restoring gray faded hair 10 Its original color or -
dressing cqurcd by none sold y drngg,s ana FANCY
dealers everywhere g. n. ChlIIIhDEN
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A.-CherOIxee Medicines for the UnfOrtu-
naethree bottles S. by express address Sold ~
all druggists pamphlet free Address the prcprie
tor, DIR w. Il MERWIk, 81 Walker street, n. Y.
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At Messrs. Fowler Il Wells. PhrenOlO-
gsts $50 Broadway Examinations with Charts given daily
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

THg ANNUAL CONVENTION THETA DRLrA Cm
FRArERSuY.-The twentieth annual convention Of the
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity will In this CITY, the
Astor House, this morning. and will continue for period
of two days large number of delegates already in
attendance having arrived in this city last evening from
the various colleges Of the Northern States where this
society has houshed with equal vgor both before and
since the 1t is understood that the object of
the convention assembling this morning will be TO
cessfully inaugurste looking to the rehabliA
on OF those chapters OF tho body chartered throughout
the colleges of the Southern States anterior 10 the
and whose connection with the parent chapter situated
in Union College, has like many other assocatons been
violently suDdered by the untoward fortunes attendant
upon the great struggle just closed and which has
in no respect done violence TO any
interest south Of Mason and DIxons line than those
Of literature and art The deliberations Of tho
Theta Delta Chi will be unusually interesting, owing to
the Efforts 10 be made TO solve this question Among
those OF the elder members who expected TO attend
are Hon George ID Kellogg Mark Smith, Esq William
J.. stone, Esq. Mr. Charles A. Stetson and number Of
others The annual Grafton will bo pronounced by Mr.
Stone and the annual poem by Hon John Hay late pr
vate secretary 10 President Lincoln and attached 10
the Legation OF the United States at Paris At the
nual dinner which will take place in the evening" IL Is
understood that several speakers will respond 10 the
tomary toasts Of the occasion.
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- M S0s Broadway.
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] p
here meeting Of the Typographical convention
70 day the delegates being engaged in visiting The pubic
institutions OF the city, including the Cooper mop Re
frcshmen Saloon, where they welcomed By Charles
O. Wilson Of tho II es', who brief history Of tho
noble nsuton In tho atcrnoo the delegates visited
Gfrafd College and the Wissahicsan
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Obtaining Money Under False Pre-
runprry limitations Of Lubn's estiacs
genuine. The game about played out. however or the
Universal popularity Of i'HAfsONiS NIGHT BLOOMING
CERES has literally taken the wind out OF tho sales Of tho
sell articles that cannot now be i'm
ported except nj dead loss Sold everywhere.
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sympathy WITH governmental policy Recognising ever
thc powors that b. sought ne!ds for the most sub
stantial rewards and benefits The gentleman finishes
by denying that the company Mexican Americas
tied concern and looked upon II as purely Americas
enterpNse
On the trip back passed the yachts Of the New Yor
Yacht Club going seaward under full press Of CANVAS
and shortly afterwards arrived alongsds tho wharf, ~
tbs lower part of the city.
rhc officers OF the ship are NJ foo~s;-
CdpAtn-Mv. Turner
Ftra OHoer-Mr woodbine.
Engsnsers-chief. Mr.. Wheeler; First Assistant j. o
Blank Second Assistant Lewis Grsrdin
ptuSv-Mr Phillirs
.Stespard-J II Jones
Tho Manhattan under the able piloage OF Captain
John Magnn, OF oldest pilos on this her nfss
tr1
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON June T. 1906

cayAIRr uouisviA8, Ky
Tho Second brigade, Second division, OF Shcridsns
cavalry commanded by Colonel A. w. Adams, formerly
Commanded by Brigsdcr General Cspchar has been or
dcrcd 10 report 10 Major General Logan st Louisville
Ky rH brigade s~s celebrated changing brlgaao II
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
Arrival OF New Jersey Regiments 81
Trenton.

Thc Eleventh and Twelfth regiments over ss hundred
strong, under tho command Of Brigadier General Mo
Alstcr, arrived hero 70 day. and were escorted by n
band Of from the depot 10 the House, whore
they were welcomed by Governor Parker In eloquent
speech, which received with choers General Nc
Alislcr responded In an excellent speech which was
rcpcecdy applaudcd. Tho men wcrc then marched 10
Camp Bsyard, who're thcy arc quartercd
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GRAND LODGE FREx AND ACCEPTED MAsoss This body
resumed labor at nine o'clock yesterday morning The
principal business tho election Of grand officers
which resulted follows, Grand Master Paige being 70.
elected, but declining the position
- Grand Moster-Robert D. Holmes
Deputy Grand Master-Stepheb H johnson.
Grand Senior Wdrden-James Gibson
Grand Junior Wdrden-John r Anderson.
Grand TreaS7er-Charlcs L. Church.
Grcnd Secretary-Jamcs NJ Austin
Grand TursuiUant-Johns0n Fountain
Grand Tter--Sewall Tsli
An amendment to tho constitution was adopted limiting
the number Of Grand Chapains three and making the
office appointed, instead u elective heretofore The
following brothers selected for that position
r L. Schoonmaker Schenectady; Rev. C. H Pratt
Bnghamton; Rev r. G. Ever, New York city re-
solution offered directing the closing of the
to-day. The installation Of officers fixed for ten
O'Clock this morning. r. W. and Rev. Bro Schoon
maker, in accordance With resolution to that effect
passed at the last communication, read q glowing and
eloquent eulogy deceased Grand Chaplain Salem
Town further donation Of about S. 900 added 10
the Hall and Asylum fund from the Grand Chapter and
some of the subordinate lodges The Grand Master
was authorized TO appoint the master Of each lodge
committee to obtain contributions to the Hall and Asylum
fund AT nine r M. the Grand Lodge called or to nine
A. h. today.
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ousterss Rednocss, and has made its marx in an the
cavalry engagements OF shcr dams braves II comprises
the First New York cavalry and Fs, Second and Third
Virginia cavssfy The First New York cavalry will carry
VIZ them TO the West bc,utifi stand OF oosrs pre-
ssaAed by the c4ty Of New York
Brignder General nbbetts " 20 assume the command
q thc Second cavalry division OF the Army of the Pcto
mac on its arrival al Louisville XIV
ENusrM'srs M rHs
rhe War Department has decided thas voasntoer col
ders wishing TO enlist into the regular ssmy will be
their discharges aud final sateineats and not
sent TO the ren dczyous, but ther Anal pay
meats
Inn rRANsrVs,raroR TRcaS
Since the 3ls. u, whom the great msnt 81 troops
from THIS CITY homeward nocd the total number
Of soldiers VINO have left this city amounts IN eighty
thou sand men, with nearly two thoussDd Nve hundred
horses and nearly two millions Of posnds OF baggage
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WASHINGTON, June s, 1856.
fhs record of the previous day read.
statement of John McCollnugh, tn
rA Actor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-09
DAILY N EW S.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1865.
Mails to China and Japan.

The only response to tho call OF tho Postmaster
General for mail service between San francisco
and China, Sandwich uia Islands, authorized by
Act approved February II, 1865, came from the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, aud was accept
cd by the Department. The compensation there
for is s500,000 per annum for tho performance of
twelve round trips between San francisco and
Hong Kong (China), touching at Honolulu, in the
Sandwich Islands, and Kanagawa, in Japan. The
company arc to build for the service four first
class American sidc-whccl Steamships of from
$500 to 1000 tons burdens each, Government
surcmcnt, to be constructed of the best materials
and after the most approved model, with all tho
modern improvements adapted to sca-going
steamships of the first class The first steamer
to leave San Francisco with tho mails for Japan
and China on or before the first of January, 1867,
and the term Of contract to be ten years from date
OF sailing of first steamer from the port.
This is of tho most important events of the
day, and maugurates now era in the commerce
of our country. With this line Of steamships regu-
larly established, and the completion of the Pa
cific railway, which will now become an absolute
necessity nee My we become the me- masters o OF
porium of the world Foreseeng these results as
accruing from the establishment of such line OF
steamships was contracted for to-day, Postmas-
ter-Gcneral Dcnnison, i'll his report to Congress
last winter, suggested it's Importance, and an act
was thcroupon passed authorizing the Postmaster
forth. Remarking upon this great enterprise, the
Postmaster General says:
'"There are other ocean routes besides tho one to
Brazil, which can be safely and proftaby occupied
by American lines Of mail steamers; among which
the route between San Francisco, japan and Chi
ha, ut present unoccupied by foreign mail packets,
is, perhaps, the most important in commercial
point of Wow, and may be made available i'll secu,
ring to us large participation in the commerce OF
the East, the greater portion of which is now en-
joycd by Great Britain through her mail steamship
connections via Suez in tho Indian Ocean and
China Seas. The central position Of the United
States between Eastern Asia and Western Europe,
nffording routes but little longer, if any, than
those traversed between these distant regions,
aided by the superior expedition of railway trans
portation between tho Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
will furnish such facilities will make their adop
ton practical necessity for the commercial inter
course between Europe and the populous countries
of Eastern Asia.
s"rhese considerations, and others which will
readily suggest themselves, render it important
that the Pacific routes properly belonging to us,
should be occupied by American mail steamers,
the profits of which, with the addition Of small
subsidy for the mail service, would justify the cs-
tablishment of ono steamship lines which
would be remunerativc to the proprietors."
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SERIOUS STABBIya AFFRAY IN MoBILE.-Yestcr-
day morning, il the office of the Battle House,
Mobile, Colonel Charles Forsyth son of the Mayor
of Mobile, stabbed and cut Signor De Veyga, for
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and citizen of Havana. He served for some time,
however, on the staff of 3Iajor-Gener Maury
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Tie New York Post, in referring to the Greeley
sons. 1t says 1.-TWO stout and frowzy viragos
abusing each other in the street. do not make
delectable sight for respectable men women;
blush that he belongs to the same species with
thom. Yet the flaming eyes, the nasty words, the
matted locks and ragged clothing, tho whole as
pect Of rage and fury have charm for the more
brutal part of mankind, who cry the combat
nnts and are the more delighted the tiercer their
rage and the more damaging their blows. The
sutlers and camp-followers OF Grants army might
as well claim to have led it, these fellows claim
to have led the nation. They marched with it
that is true-bnt they often grumbled at the Gen
oral, and their chief occupation to pick up the
crumbs that were dropped by the fighting men,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-22
NEWS FROM HAYTI.
The Late Insurrection In Haytt SUPP
pressed-The Chiefs Of the Insurrection
Have Flcd-The Affair Dwindled Down
to n Riot-The Chief Rebel, ssInavc, I'm
Flight, Sc.

Flight, DC.
OUR ST. DOMINGO CORRESPONDENTS.
HAYr,, June IL, 1865.
The insurrectionary movement in Hayu, reduced to
few hundred malcontents shut up in the town Of Cape
Haytien, and closely invested both by and land,
was, at the last advices, nearly suppressed.
President Geffrard issued proclamation on the I4th
ult declaring the port OF Cape Haytien in q state Of
blockade and tho war steamers Gefrard and Mariani
were stationed at the entrance Of the harbor enforce
In addition TO which the government had eight thousand
men strongly posted the heights overhanging the
town. and q train Of sege guns were just landed and
about to be put in position 10 lombard :hc
place. The rebel forces consisting chiefly Of Do
mnicans, entirely cut or from succor having suffered
shooters being constantly thnned by deser,ion,
and their supplies were nearly exhausted, while the be-
seging forcee well supplied with provisions, were re-
ceiving continual accessions Of and munitions by
land and water We're not that the commander Of the
government forces General Carrie carrying out the Pre-
the horrors attending the taking Of the oy assault
the affair might have been terminated some time ago.
On % Ss ad Sa
tho columns were about moving 70 the attack
Of their main position, when suspension Of
hosties asked for by the foreign consuls resident
at the Cape The request acceded TO by General
Barthelemy commanding the troops engaged in the a.
sault the express condition that change should be
made in the position Of the forces on either side but
the insurgents trescherously seized the occasion to
strengthen their position by the erection OF works
and by opening fire before the expiration OF the time
demanded by them. ... n.er,
The whole AFFAIR Is OF foreign rather than domestic
origin having been concocted beyond the Jurisdiction OF
the Hayton government and inaugurated by mcrcenary
troops enlisted from amsng the population OF the ad.
Joining republic by Hayden outlaw. few
corrupt men at the North favored Salnave .
attempt but the Of the Hay ten population
tent with the government OF President Gerard mani
Testing their preferences by the alacrity with which they
rallied TO its desenc' and repulscd the invaders What
seeming success may have attended the insurgents
at the outbreak due 10 rcachery and terrorism and
the dsaection Of any considerable portion o; tho
native Inhabitants. This IL proven by the enthusiastic
reception everywhere extended 10 the national forces,
and by the TO their allegiance at every opporu
nifty, Of such troops may have been nveiged into the
ranks of the insurgents by the ircachery of few
worthy officers The rest OF the chess Of the conspiracy
having fed the country IL 20 be hoped that The speedy
capture and execution OF salnave Will put end 10 any
further attempts to overthrow the most liberal and
lghtened government that the Hayden people have ever
enjoyed.