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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

III the Senate on Saturday, MI Tumbnl reported
from tho Judiciary Committee the bill 10 regulate
appointments 20 and removals from Office. Il pro-
v.dc3 that no officer appointed by the President, by
the advice and with the consent Of the Senate, shall
be removed without tho consent of the Senate Dis
abel or dcianting officers may be suspended, aud
others temporarily assigned to duties during The re-
cesso OF Congress- but these cases must be submitted
to the Senate at the opening Of is next session. No
officer appointed for a fixed period shall be allowed
f. hold his Office for longer period than 60 days
after The expiration Of the time for which be was ap-
pointed. tn, fourth section proy.les thai The PTcs-
dent shall no. be authorized to fl vacancies during
the recess of the Senate, unless they happen during
the recess 10y death or other circumstances no. de-
pending on the will Of the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Lsni-innn Convention OF 1864.

Our Special Washington Correspondent sends us the
following;
NEW .ORLrANs. July 2. 1865.
The Hon. II. X. Howell, Judge of the Supreme
Court OF Louisiana and President pro of the Constitu
ona Convention has issued his proclamation reconvoking
that body meet in the State Ionse in this city the Both
inst The Rebels and their voracious newspaper organs
this city in high state Of excitement and Try to conceal
their fear by attempting to ridcule the movement while
the loyal people Ct all classes rejoicing.
The Executive Democratic Committee OF the State com.
posed Of recently padoned and badly RECONSTRUCTED Rebels
arc now in session In the st Charles Hotel II Is umored they
propose sending delegates to the Randall and Company Con
yention at Philadelphia. The FLOWING extracts from
Judge Hogells proclamation:
1eras BY the WISE ns' and patriotic policy developed by
Congress In session is essential that the organic law
tho Saeo Of Louisiana should be revised and amended
civil government In this State In harmony with the
General Government establish impartial Jastice insure do
nestle tranquility the blessings OF liberty to all citizens
alike and the state to proper aud prominent position
in the great Union OF States, with ample guarantees
against any further disturbance OF that Union And
Hhereds further IL important that the proposed amend
men to the Constitution should be acted upon with the short
est delay possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
NEW.YORK CITY

James L. Fraser known COl' Fraser died Saturday
morning from the effect Of injuries inflicted hm the day
previous bis place Of business No JG Fuons by three
roughs who forced entrance Fraser with ham.
and crowbar He also fired with pistol. Ryan.
Muledy and Freeman the asaans have been held "a
the result Of the CCronoI's inquest.
Mlor.Gen. W. T. Sherman has been staying the Metro.
plan Hotel In this city since Friday. lie will probably pro.
coed Philadelphia day. where he wi be the guest Of
Meade and receive erenade at the Union Leauge House
this evening.
VIM Murdoch VIM Cook and Mr.. Horsfel H. clrpentero.
while putting coruice the front of a building in
Cumberand.st Brooklyn Saturday afternoon were pre-.
cptated TO the ground by the giving way OF the scaodng
Murdoch instantly killed. while the others fatally
injured. fourth the scafIold escaped nnhurt.
An unknown woman residing Ne 81 Thld.aye died Of
cholera Saturday afternoon after illness Of eight honrs
Kari Brown residing in the Of No o0i Deanccyst died
suddenly Saturday evening and jury rendered
verdict OF death from cholera. Mrs VIM Dewey residing
No. 10 Lee.ave.. Wiamsburgh. died al p Saturday
Of cholera offer uess Of about 20 hours The general
health Of the city during the week ending Saturday
Notwithstanding the heat good and proba.
tl the mortuay reports will show Of deaths
from the week previous.
On Saturday the merchants o. this city met in the hall q the
Chamber Of CONNER take for the relief Of
sufferers by the Portland fire letter read by Mayor
Hoffman and Committee appointed to receive subscriptions
when adjournment had until to-day. A
meeting for similar purpose was held on
afternoon ct the Aston House. resolutions were
adopted and dispatches read from the Of the disaster
This meeting adjourned to the Chamber Of Commerce
day. Mayor Hoffman Saturday received 1924 Messrs
Suxton Raymond Of No IS New.s, have also received
sJ Other amounts from various swell the total Of
Saturdays subscriptions s23O2 aid meeting
held Saturday evening in Brooklyn which about g. 100
were subscribed
The intensely hot weather Of the past two days caused much
suffering among those necessarily exposed the Of
DOORS Twenty Of sunstroke reported in New
York and vicinity Of which seven resulted fatally.
An inquest held Saturday the body Of Eleanor A.
Jones who committed suicide by shooting herself in
tire resdeno Of Dr. Won Frech Friday No. AT Second
ave- and verdict Of Death by suicide while temporarily de-
ranged" rendered.
United States Deputy. Marshal Greene arrested on
Saturday foaOwng the French cashier Lamrande escape
Sd inst from his custody The brought up
before Commissioner Osborne and after Marshal Murray
testified an adjournment had until to-day the ACCUSED
giving bail IN the sum Of 81. 900.
Cod rlhr heavy opening al 1915 and closing 10. on
Saturday Government Bonds active and strong
Board and in the bonds were fair request I'll
prce Coaaaes oil strong The miscellaneous list dali
Tie Railway hst irregular There IL activity In
the low gdeel Western sLsea Afcs the bg4fI tic market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
HALF AND. WHOLE TRUTHS.

Nh j. l.. Swayzo Of Newton, \. J., yoachsae5
to an awe.sruok universe his ideas Of Reconstruction
through Tie ~ Y. Times. The following is his most
pertinent apothegm:
If Their, BE- any statesmen who think II would be wise
saesmansp prevent the States that attempted TO secede
were forced Union states Of the mon
from participating In the choice OF the next President u tue
United States, do not agree with them"
We are enraptured at finding ourselves quite able
to agree with Mr. Swayze, so far as he goes. Now
let US give the other half of the story, and see how
strikes AIr. Swayze:
If there be any statesman who thinks 1t would be wise
craftsmanship the States lately in revolt in such
fashion that all Rebels should vote. while nineenths
Of their seadfas Unloni5 including those who Tough; in the
Union armies shoul be powees DISTINGUISHED and under
those who hate and despse them because they "
Unionists The TRIBUNE does not agree with hem'
What says Mr.. Swayze to that2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
GENERAL NEWS.


Tghynne Thousand and eighteen bales Of cotton
ported from Savannah for European ports during The year cad
ing June 30
Benton Harrison formerly Private Secretary and George
W. Brown, Of the counsel Of Je Davis visited the latter
Saturday special sgaGc il attached 10 the event
TIE 33 annual convention Of the Psi Upsan fraternity
held Rochester Thursday and Friday Of last week.
packet vii ply regularly between Aspy Bay aud New
fouadland until cable Is laid TO the main land.
The first Chnaman executed in Sau Francisco was
hanged that city the 9th inst. The total Chinese popu
laon aorHil is estimated 800 fourth Of whom
are said to be engaged Pacific Railroad Improvements
Judge Garrick Baery the Oldest member Of the Phla
delphia bar. died in that city on Friday. aged 30.
Gov Or has issued address to the people Of South Caro-
lima heartily approving the objects Of the proposed Pha
deil convention and urging the immediate election OF dele
gates TO State convection at Columbia the st Of August
to appoint delegates to the former
gh thousand aud eighteen bales Of cotton we're er
ported from Savannah for European ports during the year
ending June 30
writ Of habeas corpus served on Gen Sekes by the
T. S District Court at Charleston s. c. requiring him to
produce the bodies g. and Others under sen
ence Of death at Castle Pnckney Gen Sickes refused to
comfy ground that the privileges of the writ are still
suspended in South Carolina whereupon Judge Bryan or
attachment issue against Cen sickles for con-
tempt Of Court rcturnablc tomorrow.
John Minor Bolts viii publish this week reply TO the
pamphlet OF Baldwin Of Virginia in reference to his in
eryew with President Lincoln at the period when the Viz
ginia Secession Convention In session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Against this, clamor is raised-we must think an
unwise one. We never knew Mr.. Fowler; but many
responsible persons who knew him intimately assure
us that he never did nor could mean to defraud his
country Of a dollar. lie was surrounded by yam-
pires who sucked him dry, partly to detray the ex-
pense Of running the Tammany machine-he all the
time expecting and believing that he would be able
to make all right by ner, quarter-day IL only TO
annoy those who ruined him by borrowing and mean
never to pay him, we hope he will be allowed to
come home and try to settle up There are eulprIts
on whom the law should bear hardly but he is OF
another class. Give him chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate Saturday tie romonsance Of the New
York Chamber of Commerce against the Tariff hi pre-
scented Gnd referred the Finance Committee. NJ johnson
OF Maryand asked tie Senate to receive the minority
reports Of the Reconstruction Committee, but objection
being made. il was resolved 70 receive the doc.
ument the views Of the minority OF the Committee Of
fcen, but that such action should not be considered
precedent FOR future action. The Committee rhe Judiciary
reported back and asked to be discharged from further
consideration Of petitions for the speedy trial
ly CouriM Martial OF JET. Davis. and for The
expulsion Of Carrot Davis from the Senate. lie
BIZ reported from the Judiciary Committee to regulate
appointments to and removals frcm Office joint resolution
guaranteeing Mexican Loan to the amount OF sJQ0O)J was
introduced and referred the Committee Foreign Aa
Tie Amy bin called up. bat without considering tho
Senate Of 20 p. IN. adjourned
In the House unsuccessful effort made
action upon the Army bill The Conference Committees
port the bill TO prevent smuggling presented AMI
agreed to- Tho Senate bill qnie land titles in California
considered and aer rejecting amendment passed
without DIVISION The House then In Committee Of the
Whole resumed consideration Of the Tariff bill and disposed
Of five pages when the Committee The House at a
L. IN. adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Until the decisions of Judge CardozO and Recorder
Uackett are reversed the Excise Law rests under ban
in the City and County of New-York. There is
complication however in Brooklyn, which promises
a decision there within few days. The injunctions
restraining the Police force from interfering with
liquor-deaers granted by the Court Of Common
Pleas of New-York TO Brooklyn dealers, do not seem
to be binding for the that although the Police
are under the command Of Superintendent Kennedy
who resides in NewYork, the applicant is outside Of
the jurisdiction of the Court. The question is, Can
Judge Carlozo enjon the Police Of Brooklyn through
the Superintendent We presume there will be but
one opinion on this point. Again, Is an injunction,
granted by New.York Court to a dealer in Brook
Ign, in any way binding upon the parties en-
Joined Here too, we think there should be no
diversity of opinion. But for the purpose of testing
the entire Excise Law before another Court in the
Metropolitan District Superintendent Kennedy Or
dered the arrest Of an unlicensed dealer at No. IL
Fulton-st, Brooklyn. The defendant was taken be-
fore Justice Cornwe last Saturday, but at the mo-
ment when he was ready to deliver bis verdict, writ
Of habeas corpus was served which took the prisoner
before Judge Gilbert OF the Supreme Court. This
case will be heard to-day and it q more than prob
able the decision Of Judge Cardoz) will be reversed
The Court is competent, and if it should decide that
the law is CONSTITUTIONAL we shall witness the remark
able event Of law enacted to certain district
fully in force in ope.half Of the territory and disre
garled in the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Senator Cowan of Pennsylvania will retire on the
ith Of March next-his reelection not being contem
plated by any party. The Union candidates for his
seat already suggested are Gen. SIMON CAMERON,
JoHN W. FORYEY. AMI GALUSHA \. GROW. We
learn that THADDEUs STEVENS has been widely and
urgently solicited to be also a candidate, but has not
yet consented. Should tho state of his health permit
him to enter the lists he will prove formidable
petitor At all events there is moral certainty that
the representation of Pennsylvania in the Senate will
be improved by her next Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Mr. Isaac.v. Fowler was long leading Democratic
politician in this City, aud for several years its Post
master In that position, he ran heavily in debt to
the Government, aud at last had to run away. His
bondsmen were sued; but they beat the Government
by proving that its high functionares who renomi-
mated and kept him in office knew he was defaulter
when they signed his bond, which they did not. So
Mr.. Fowler has for years been an involuntary exile,
under the ban of the law.
The Government has at length withdrawn the pros
ecuion 50 as TO enable him to come home; when, it
81 understood, that be will be able to collect from his
debtors enough to pay the amount OF his dealcaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The opinions Of The press on the proposed Randall
Nbllck Convention at Philadelphia, are coaied
aud presented on the seventh page of this sheet
Those Of the journals which wished success to
the Rebellion very generally favor it.; tie other
sort quite as generally condemn it. Beside
Tie n. \. Times aud The BaGdo COmmTtiai, we
believe no journal in our state which supported Lin
coin and Hamlin in 1860 or Lincoln and johnson IN
1864 now favor the Randall Convention. If thole be
one in Ncw-Englald that ever pretended TO support
Lincoln it j, The NeoJHrypoH Heraid; and that
has for years been as.duously doing TIE
work of the enemy. OF the thousand and more
journals which supported Lincolu's reelection not
more than ten favor this bolt; while the implacably
Rebel press almost unanimously commend Il. This
suIices to show that the Boilers Convention VIII
neither rcorganze nor disorganze the Union party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The Randall DOolttle Convention is about to meet
with opposition where least anticipated. Gov. A. D.
Hamilton, the leader Of the exled and prosecuted
Unionists of the war; has issued a counter-ca for
Convention Of those who have suffered from the policy
which has its most cordial Endorsement from their
former enemies and tyrants. lie regards the Conven-
ton which is to meet in Philadelphia as another Rebel
invasion Of the North. We do not doubt that able
and honest numbers will be found to answer his CALL
Then we shall be assured which voice has the most
ccriaiu sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Dnslncs5 NoilCes.

A DISCOVERED STATE OF THE BLOOD is the prime
cause Of many very troublesome comtr Skin Diseases Me'
cui Affections sroa scuy and Gore are but few Of the
many disorders arising tie dop-vci condition ofte vital fluid
For ofhis class JAYSRs ALTERNATIVE is reliable curative
by entering into circulation it thoroughly puhe' the blood and
any morbid tendency dee wich exist in the y'
lem IL a, Tie sasiair the strength Of the patient and
uparts the whole physical structure To be satisfied Of Its
eoaey testimony othoe who have been radically cured
by it, given 9Th Jayne's Almanac. Sold by al druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

States of Northern Germany have now Withdrawn
from the Confederation, and accepted the Prussian
plan Of Federal reform. Prussia has officially init
mated that she may annex Hesse-Cassel, and is en-
rolling the whole military force Of Northern Germany
under her supreme command, thus depriying Austria
Of fully one.haf Of the Federal army on which she
bod relied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Refusal OF Gen. sickIes 10 obey Writ Of
Habeas Corpus

AUGUSTA Ga. Saturday July ?, 1850.
writ Of haboas corpus las been served Gen. Sckes
by the United States District Court Of Charleston,
quring him to produce the bodies Of Francis g. Sawers
aud others under sentence Of death at Castle Pnekuey.
Con Sickes refused % comply the ground that the
prisoners were convicted by mata Of the murder Of
three Federal soldiers and that the privileges of the writ
still suspended IN South Carolina Judge Bryan
dered attachment against Gen. Sckes for
tcmpt Of Court, which made returnabe on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Corn and Wheat to Twenty and Forty
Gents Per gushei.
Hay Two Dollars Per Tun-Potatoes Twenty
Cents Per Bushel.
Dissatisfaction Of the Eastern and Western
States.
Debate in The Senate on the Minority Recon-
structiOn Report.
WASHINGTON July 2. 1865.
THE TARIFF BILL.


The intense heat for several days past has been
oyerpowerng in effects that but .s progress has bee,
made in Congress The Tariff is being gradually passed ia
Committee and will doubt be completed TOMORROW and
be passed by the House by Wednesday
BY the influence Of Iowa and the North West the duty
tea and coffee reduced half fra and garden truck
raised from 10 per increased to % cents
bushe hay increased to 81 per tun potatoes to % cents
b1she buh and ccvrssed increased
to IS per cent, ad yalorem.
The report that tariff will be defeated By reoomnit
men or postponement until Winter arises from the hos
ty Iowa delegation whose chief product Is wool aud
to which the East conceded all the tariff they asked upon
woods yet oppose the bill because duty on bar iron
aud rails put protect the Tong mills Of PenrsJ finl.
Ohio. and Kentucky.
NewEngland dissatisfied with the duty on biumiaous
coal put on to protect West Virginia Maryland and Peansy
vania while the West says stcFn manaiaoore' are pro-
tcced by high upon all tie goods they make fo Western
consumption.
1t is hardly probable that the biz viii De defeated in tho
House. although 1t may be necessary ior reduction GA
rails 10 per tun AM for sof coh 10 remain wlere ro~
H. AZ Ell 9 per tun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
eH-Offeaus.

NEw.ORLEASs Saturday July T. 1900.
The Odd Fellows have resolved ~ rebuild their Hall in
fle gra1dest style.
Cotton stiner sales COO bales Low Mldng NJ 32a33c
tiays receipts 40 bales Sterling Exchange uuchauge ed
hew'f0fk kxetalge premium. ETeighls dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
To (orrespOndcnts.

no notice cen betcn u Anonymous Communications Nhevef
intended insertion mu be authenticated BY the name and ID
dress wnerno nsccauy To- publication bat - asuai
anty for Lis good isiih.
All business or sadssedto 1.-THE rsi'
rsE." NewY0rk.
cannot undertake 90 return rejected Comuun aoni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
British Honduras.

British Honduras letters say the financial failures AZ
London had depressing influence on trade 40 Belize.
The Indians continued their lopredations sc.zng people
and demanding large IansOms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The House, in Committee of the Whole, on Satur-
day, reduced the duty coffee from to y cents
and on tea from % to 12i cents per pound. The Com
mttee disposed of five pages Of the bill, reaching
through section Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Condition Of Gen. Lame.

81 q IclUs
Gen. Lane was little weaker last night, but the phys
Clans do not regard this symptom unfayorablc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

THE TRIBUNE AT SARAToCA.-Thoraton' new55man
20 crira s the TnByyE cent? and hs boys sei on
~ s5 ss in font OF t nr ncipa hotels 81 the same pice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
THE PACIFIC COAST.
A cnINAMAN TXEcrrED.

SAN IRANCI5CO. InInV July D, IrIo.
Chung Wow the first ChDaman ever executed ID san
Frsuci,co, was hung to-day for murder.
Mining stocks are generally lower. Savage, 5000;
Becher slSl yellow Jacket, $500 Chollaf $50 In
perial Sos. Legal tenders lCc.
THE CHINESE POPULATION or cALLFORYIA-TOTAL
Loss OF FRENCH SHIP-AUSTRALIAS NEWS.
SAN TRAyClscO. Saturday. July 2, loo.
Figures received from Chinese sources give the Chinese
populaon in California numbering $500 persons, one
fourth Of whom employed upon the Pacific Railroad
Improvements
Adyices received here deemed Trustworthy, announce
that the French ship Rhn went ashore near Guaynas and
was believed 20 be a total loss
dispatch from Portland, Oregon, yesterday says
$291 0O0 in treasure arrived from the interior the day
previous.
Australian news reports severe drouth in the vicinity
of Sidney and Queensland. Rain had begun to fall at
Melbourne. Flour quoted az Ga
Auived-Brtish ships Alpine, Barclay, Shields; Ex-
plorcr Tumbu Liverpool and Arano, Mckay, Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

was strong and active demand ard closed
firm o. Nor active and be qso.e4 Per
cent % Gis. clss houses FOREIGN exchange quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
WASHINGTON.

Progress Of the Tariff Bill il the
House.
The Duty Oh Tea and Coffee Reduced
0ne-Half.
Fruit and Garden Truck Increased from Ten
to Thirty Per Cent.
Corn and Wheat to Twenty and Forty
Gents Per gushei.
Hay Two Dollars Per Tun-Potatoes Twenty
Cents Per Bushel.
Dissatisfaction Of the Eastern and Western
States.
Debate in the Senate on the Minority Recon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
TIE M6rnER's TREASURE.

Mrs wvs1ov SOOTHING the prescription Of one Of the
be-, female psans and nurses United and has been
used for Ivy years with neycng safety and success by millions
Of mothers for er children wind colo, regulates the
bow coe.a aalay. and gives rest and leah to tle child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
FAVORABLE NEWS FROM THE MONTANA MINES -
ARRIVAL OF GOLDFISH FROM The OCH0TsK SEA-
RECEIPTS OF TREASURE FROM EEyADA-C0MMER-

SAN FRNcIsco Saturday. July T. ls65.
Montana dates Of June l6say mining reports are favor
able aud harvesting is about 10 begin.
The first vessel of the Goldfish feet from the Ochosk
Sea arrived to-day with 81 900 fish.
General trade has been very light during the past week.
Tho receipts Of treasure from Nevada during the quarter
ending june 90 exceed the amount received during the
same time last year by upwards OF 100000. Iron ad
Syanccd yesterday 80 per cent.
Mining shares are generally quiet; Cholla Potos $50;
yellow Jacket $ll0; OpLir $20; Belcher $le3, Imperial
405; LegalTenders, II.
Arrived to-day ships Horato Harris Humphrey, Bos
ton. Clifford. Sahl liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
TlIre 1'rihIlne in London

STEVENS BROTHERS, ,Amencaa Agents fr Ibaher 1ns
Garden, " G b Agents Or tA' f-e oi I"s '
Tley va also receive and AsTfsrs1sssr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

SUNSHINE FOR THE SAD.-Are you low-splrited'
trmuos subject 70 fn,re afflicted with auy local weakness or
debility thy system with BIoEhEEE Though
harmless II IS the potent tonic and regulator IL he
world. Denol. No. 2s ney..t soliby an Drugssts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
IEAVETT's SWIETENIA.

for cleansing preserving the teeth giving ffnuess and tone to The
gum. importing the bgeaA and Offering d'stuy
rhia. feeling to mouth. Fer sL oyeyw4esc Try once
you viii ase 40 other Depot. No. % pt-st