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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAILROADS
Tin md n Monday My lo6 trains To- Albany md Troy
eorens with hortlen and Neher" 'Ilin' will cave Ne"or
S. H. E,r-e, tain VII raI.5a Rive Railroad Thife',
ye1tlate. Though BnAo and Ssi ension Bride without
esnie Of ani connecting At Troy with trains Tor Rutland Dor
Do M Nstsu via Hod.oo River rao.d 'insn, Albany
vita We en- tfus ed Il troy with ~ irs iorue .ofi
Fonls,e iins Chat viii Woac-u Ril odd for Cd
sp nzs eli 49, a. iaany WIN rns - Wee, snd q
tie
Albany with fan or Wet end Toy win trains Tor heneh
with lee ling o.rs .tleei
with No Road 70, Lebanon spdtg ani Ptu.dii a, albany
with Not und at Troy with trains Tor kunh Builnston
IN ~ Ipre.. va lled,on River Railroad with ecrnss
s sss saS ',gA 10 "o ssS s n"y
ai,ac. nom Nesiok through 70 Dge 'ogrs without char
recton tor Troy will be uato q p. 'lbany.
II trala via ud.ou River Ia oid wiih eepiagcnr aiac
surviving Albany snd Troy in tie morning aHi connecting with
.''''' ' '''''" $50 wM II. VANDERBILT veerc.idca.
NEw.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot of
snd II NJ, for BaLrsoRK aud w.HSoroS n aud 10
p ~, and y midnight
RARlrAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
~ ~ GoMrAh1Ion and sfsr FRIDAY June Che Jesse
R5sr 100, Of 6aau AID a, Pos, Monmouth With Iria
ii a ~ EIsrc Line Tor Camden direct taking passenger. to
Red ans. Long Hnnh Farunsdile Point Pe.lri, Ghes'bur
ton ASTON Jacs.on AID al station, on the andrn and Adinc
Railroad Through 70 Camdru 20 ~ hous' Fare -
Monmouth ,had, Mddeown. sbrrsbury, Eslenown, ocs.n
Pom, Paai sqanhau Gfessbus Mneh'lei Toms River aud
cs@dee fs,s ~. ~. H.. .,
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE cAspHs
Express AZ 9l1 m, arriving Ia New YORK a. slo . IN
feiEn: at ?. % p. M. suisinfin Newly ok ats
Way Mnl and kEpss $50 arriving Ia New York at $3.50
y us' be Delivered At Or No % E. 99He VII be
q -.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE HORSE. by WILLIAM You4rr VIM IREArisf n OK
DpareHr Revised and ENLARGED BY NALhtk WATSON M ~ -
v . w.. pp. $50. D. Appleton Go.
Ii tic preparation Of this fourth edition Of standard
and dcseryedy popular work. Mr. Watson has made con-
siderable alterations in the old text, especially in tho way
ofrevison and reaangement the description and treat
mont Of new diseases and the addition Of tho results OF
modern experience and nvesg CATION in veterinary science
The remarks on the early history Of the horse and the diff
fren breeds horses tho treatise on dnught, and some
other portions Of tho work, nearly unaltered Mr..
Youatt wrote his work with thoroughly practical views
md the present editor has wisely followed his example
The book as it stands probably the best we have on
the subject to which il is devoted
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6umner Retreats.

FEW ORPHANS or CHILDREN, whose pa
~ rcuts are nhroal obtaa BOARD a. FARM HOUSE,
with vi bout NURSE GOyERNkSSi apaty Of Adults re-
curing ttfee roorus ADVANTAGES for dom aui comrti
also stable Address Of nlneio HUBERT Rye fo't once.
DELLVILLE, n. 1.-The MANSION HOUSE Is
- opened private boarding Good losrdinF
stabu- kc Inquire c proui'cs, q Mr. ANDLHaoN No
29J reaftst, n. y
A FEW BOARDERs can be accommodated at
~ OAK MIL SEMINARY during mo vacation Commencing
July 1866 Address Mrs z. W. ArWATLR, West Haven,
Conn.
BOARD At SOUTH NYACK Willow Place, first
- class accommodations Va respects carriages ani horses on
hire aud sabnf gounds aud abnutt shades boang
binsi CIR aud ver view Nyaek unsurpas.edior
WusAeoes House luA
ROOMS 20 LIT Cal Oh CHAS. %. PHELPS, No.
l,Ilz Broadway or on the premises
DOARDERS WANTED--m q private family, one
ID hour from Nst stitcn sd Good CorfsoiIouse aud
Stable. Adicss Room No. . bss.moup, No 20 Broadst
LIRSrCLASS COUNTRY BOARD, at Mount
Keo. County, y. " ~ minutes walk from dr.
pot CITY by Harlem RBi lsrse hotnei
pleasant yrnaedi beautiful and healthy iscaoui churches
drives strbus huuus hfhing Nc Alfy al J. lAil Iafet
Store. Noe 3 and IS Cooper Institute
I AXE DUNMORE HOUSE Salisbury, Vermont
Th excellent for the reception Of
fn aud tout- Rfndon, w. convey Iaseugss
10 the lIouse. CARR TEMPLE Co. froplletorA
DERSONS desiring to spend the hot season in the
Country lni pleasant. accommodations h Amerit Nor
lem Hhoad d hcuTs fron hewNoki 10 minutes lo. poe
Adlre.. q. W. CEnIte.
srrfsoN HoUsE Lone BRASOa Juna 20.
rNHE STETSOH HOUSE is now open for the nc
commoiao guests. Room be- secured on app atn %
tee A'9f iegia hsw York b 'eepa 81 e.'9 iJ.s Sfa'
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Go fct

W LII
4 FURNISHED HOUSE to LET TO q small fam
~ NV with % without beard, IS minutes wak fom POI. Ad
dos H. hOhN IT, deoge seye. ilohwuy, y. j.
4 FiR>T-CL,AS> HOUSE TO LEr-Fumished, in
~ narr.ovr \ b. c5uailins "A situated o lsh ground
uurfr. VII II tie Jrpnit churches posioihce Ac
COS garden vel ocSfd Win ifi t. aud
s-i i.; VII be- lrf chclp f9F lc sesou 20 - al
fiv furu. fit %. MtLNAiN esq No Maid n snei y: D.
oYi. o. D.. - Nadaonafe., Oh ~ NOlhS Noio"n' D.
MISERABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LEI
~ garried lie season Nlrasan, r. J. Hoos- two
- e. ixiI with ei very helui 10y stured 9fausnd1s
finn bly ard Good bathing AID nis. Aso' Two
JOsfPu EATON ~. Niuaganset RI
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-Nlth or without
L BOAlD-a, So. ltsL Nark's place. tf'h'hs'.l
EENTEEL FURNISHED COTTAGE, six rooms,
~ urhIfor long 2, on Anetyrc ird-f b.
tive Fourth Ccntn PORK, ITO month
Alpiy it the 49, ortoJ. s,OIi, No D. Dnlne-si.
"GEASuORE AND COUNTRY"
y FURNISHED HOUSES for n Ses,ons,
NAktfl;.~r, r. 4alu. SOUTH itlNGuAN. Sll5.
CUnNsSE fe0p LEXINGTON, : 100 and 500.
NEST BINGHAM sl7s PFNfBROKk $50
DORCHESTER tuniurishedl 500 -
Apply IS oueeto b. ,MARRESi
CTEAM POWER-ROOMS with STEAM POWER
- ole'. Apply preuie, Me- 3s2 ftaVe Of $ fIOE.j.
rR,O LET-An old-fashioned HOUSE, with stable
nom Astoria Inquire II 4. IA. TITUS on the preinisea
rxrx-
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Htramboais aio Railroads.


DAY BOAT for POUGHKEEPSlE.-On ana after
~ THURSDAY May 81 the Steamboat AhNtNiA WI ,lrlte
bosse, No. hty0ur hst n ~ land mr. % ions'
Point West Point Coz sptngi Cornwall new
trr, ard Milton Returning Leave fouthAtap7
N Fare to Point Newbursh and Ponehkeepe - cts.
JNOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
i KEEPsIE ROSD JUr and KINGSTON, landing at Cozzorss
Doei Cornwall New Hambprsh and Milton. The
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaves Dabrosses every a0ernoon a. y o'clock.
JORFORT LEE.-Steamer AMANDA WINANrS,
rayes the foo, Of spn.st EVERY DAY sundays 1clndsd.'
q 81 aud Il p NJ end5 D. NJ sios q i
on L u A. u AID "a M up trips and down th
200 Les "A ~ a and o. E. ini soPpus Al p'"
Ferry aud Pleasant Va ey esch wy
TOR NEW-UAVEN, HARTFORD, WIFI
4 MOUNTAINS ard LAKE nEMPhREMAOOu-S teamrs
esro for New Haven at 1913 AID II p M WIN
NOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and CANADA VIA
II PORTLANDThe drst-csss steamships bihipO ana rhA,
COMA weekly line be wren New ioih ahu 'ts
loving Pier No 30 r. r. New York, aud browns WHAT Torhu
and Saturday at o. m Inc Dhih' l.s's
NYos SATURDAYS Portland Wednesfttr lhe fhAN
Xeduefdtys and Portland santi1ys tbs IL one
the o,t tbie routes New" Org 70
White Nonnnns via Island and Vineyard Sounds TO fond
nd Nv nI Trunk Railway O0rhan which Il about nirso
H. len IIonse this line are " and thei aV'i
dions for plsscug~rs strictly trscss Passage 70 fonl
cudirg Tcket- procured a. once on
Pier No al r. n. H. u. CROMWELL { o, No b Nt...i
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'l'HE SALE Of the PROPERTY belonging TO the
Hsci Estate, At Rye Wccherr Comfy All 'urlsd Is
conscqnece Of The 70 TuR,DA JON % 81 one ocoeh
r. ~. on the prenis, NaT> AZ The office y AZ Nsllsl
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Urn Goods.

t~'hn
GUNNER sHAwLS
POPULAR PRICES.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 6 Go.
ARE NOW OFFERING AT RETAIL
ALAROE ASSORTMENT or
SUMNER sHAwLs
AT
FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES.
FANCY sHAwLs AT g. Oo........'.'' '..''WORTh ~ :"
FANCY sHAwLs AT 81 WORTH - :"
FANCY sHAwLs AT 81 so.........,. 80 I"
FANCY sHAwLs AT 81 ..WoRTH 80 %
FANCY sHAWLs AT S. 81 20
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE
ABOVE LOT OF GOODS OFFERING
TO PURCHASERS.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
CANAL CORNER MERCER ST
A r GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
~ NEW RIBBONs. every width, color and shade.
NEW SILKS. GRAPES, anqoher materials 70. bonne'. he,p
E nv sh bAchs IL BBoSNFf vSissiyETss
Bsrgsinsin EMBRODERlES, EDGlNGS and lNsEKIlN"''
ohsyo LADIES KID GLOVES '6s 7'c 81 and 81 80 the
yssy f f M HFs5 "a sat chi qao ~ 80 a.
aud Sc eonis-srest bargains. pnv-,pn RIDLEY
Nos 3O9 9II and 3li Grand End Nos Co. G. and 20 Aen,
ulll ooe,
At GRAND.sT. CHEAP STORE.
n NEW FRENCH FLOWERS and TIRB n aaRRAAttnmIyNfs
BUTTONS GiMPs VENTS Ic. unusaal y,lisiy'
Also. full line Of PARASOLS under regular prices
E SiS variety IN YANKEE NOTIONS n,Drry
MOI. 49, Oil and slii Grand and g. g snd 70 Allen ST.
fifth block east from TIE BoWeIy.
AT GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE: o.ns ..
~ STRAW BONNETs. BLOOMERS, HATS and CAPs-eVeIy
shape quality, sifo and braid Prices 6ewn down
No. soe ,li and 81. Grand &C. 60 and = Asn..
TI1O MILLINERs and COUNTRY SrORE-KEEP
FRs-Our Wholesale Rooms will be ready for business TO-
day. We cut ens'h' cheaper than sGT2T5 FY
Nos 800 slI and 3l Grand and Nos eses and 10 A9n.,s
NTH block east nom INC bo"eiy.
A T IEGRAIN's THIS WEEK. o,
~ GREAT REDUCTION on SILK GOODS e'P'''''S oN'VN
SILK.
FANCY FoULARD SILK at soc, worth 81 rs
50, niece, Plain GRENADNE MOZAMBIQUE double width, in
al the new shades at 3Jc, worth soc.
800 piece. pladed Striped and CHINE sENos =, &c., worth 50
and 6Oc
An the oRGANDIEs. JACONETs, snd FRENCH PEl'CALEs
marked down in prices to close the importation.
900 piece. BAREeE eRENADINE dOusle width, dark pi' Tor
sesshoTe, 6. 2Se per yard worth Sc
E,,rs rich BLACK BAREGE GRENADIEE and BLACK GOODS
f,r mourning reduced rs per cent
CLOAKs sACoUEs aud BAsoUEs a, half their value.
LEORAIN.
No. 729 Broadway
Cor oi waver,y place.
MOURNING GOODS
vi FROM RECENT AUCTIONS
BELOW COST or IMPORTATION
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BoMBAzlNEs.
BLACK SILKS SOME SPLENDID BARGAINS
| &C. DE LANES AND TAMISE CLOTHS.
81 64 and s4 GRENADINES AND IRON BAREoEs
| 60 SPANISH AND BUSHIRE GRAPES.
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Gonsrs an0 farms tOan!eo.r

INARM WANTED-Chcap for Cash. Address.
with ~ partieasrs, FAkhER Box Ne i1S in6ufe ohco
Ncu-lori.
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ArEw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

lDa SUNNI r ARRASJEMENE i36L
COMMENCING MAJ. ~ 100
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THE PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

Details incidents connected viii the captivity Of the e1 Prs'
dar Of the Ccniede States interesting particulars concerning ms
Health and conversations TONES Of aeop public import
v D John Craven physician 70 tho prisoner during
DIS confinement Fortress Monroe - l,se octave elegantly
hound IN beveed with enavusoi MI Davis In his cell
Price 60 Aso popular l2uO edition o the million cloth bound
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NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
- Tsin. tavr leroy Guy r. piermoni s'll M -
d. % 2i On iaIdays ou. u il.i3 o VA The VIZ
'I- ana 10 ''D mos W pYMARFsr sureruiead.u,
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New Publications.
40 CARLETON PUBLISHER, ILS
HID Broadway Newlork. IL -
THE PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS

~ TsIesrsm. are Fastening in every part Of the country
this remarkable book.
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~ Orders are pnr ~ upon Puhcs desk 40 far ahead Of
ali ability respond TO them, that not ouehah are hled
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The 81 he work snd the extraordinary nsrrs
tive dvulees created demlud perfectly unparalleled
TLound Of absorbed already dyoung its and
the publishers presses Utterly unable 10 tupPy the countless
ofie
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rVWE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
Il AMERICAN LlNE or FiRsrCLNsS OCEAN STEAMERS
BETwf ~ NEW YORK and BREMEN va Cove carving the
Uucd States Mail ttg passrLgcrs o. Ensand france and
OuaHy eve Acvl oh fon Pier 80 81 y r. iHIRSb Af.
MISSISSIPPI Fnrbsr md NERKiMAC, T. Van sec
CONT eFra 100 luiy.
ATLANTIC c. Hoyer. con o. i1u. lbt'h o. Jolly
Furisr DEPARTURES fom SEWfOkk Decide eIirs s'-a
Aufl md 10 sept~ber lnd 20 O1toSef .nd % ho'cabcf
and o. December - and n
10 g. Jny n AID % Au4l r. % SeI Der - Octobcr
and Il November l. 2S D,ceubef ? ~
Rates II Passage yabe gold iis equivalent ia United states
FIom' NEw.YOBK to BREMEN. HAyRE. L0SDOS snd
sOuTuAAPfON-st CABIN si0' - Cabin go 90 sterris'
S37 ~ -. - $500 ...
Return Tl,t.-i Cabin saos I'd Cabin si1' s'serase
en- 80.
For Freight and Psssage apply
BUdfR BROS. Grrera AGENTS No Is ieavsr-si N Y
FI'nE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAMSHIP
OF Thgd HoboEsn.
SATURDAY. jane 90
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taxing plssergsrst
LONDON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
the payable In gold 81 Il. equv ~ in crony.
For the cabin 100. seeuud cabin 4b W ftrerAs ~ -
be- followed b. the steamship BREMEN, H. A. Neynsbcf
master. July n.
OELRCffS Co. No 81 Bfoad,.
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NOR sALE-OR TO LEr.-Ihe first-class four
story iroBu.sot dwelling lous, No. ~ West fo1eenta',
2.i.fs'o Any a. above
TIMBER and WOODLAND Cor SAlE.-rwenty
Oh. rrre i.ssi5 ultr.l Nle Ok Bass ed Che mat
f-.s aiir svo 10 e. OF village Of NcvRrle. Ncstcher
County NcKof. sui within miles % Long ihli sound Ay
ore al Dina la ruri1sr .lrcsf ~ TIER {. IlbbElr.
ere OBJ Rove Hoe, b ds ~ and Mtdcuane New OK
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The Case or Mr.. Dexter, or Mobile, Lste
sUpervistng Agent or ahe Treasury.

Several OF the daily papers have just discovered that
Mr.. Dexter has been convicted before military com
mission Al Mobile, and sentenced TO pay q fne of
$3.50 600 THIS was once true, but occurred some
three months ago and the record scnf 10 The Pre-
sidont Of the United siats the reviewing oieer Tor
hts approval On that occasion General Bcntnfoin y.
Butler Of Massachusetts. aud Judge Charles A. Peabody.
siaborate erif3ihstlon and full report by Judge Ad-
6encrai Holt 70 the President the findings and
sentence of tho commission we're disappfoycd and set
aside ana Mr. Dexter thcrcupon. The isth day "
April las Discharged thus terminating the trial one Of
the longest and that has occurred In
this country Mr. DEXTER NOD, no alleged, proved
IN have defrauded the government OF millions or OF hay
ing Hoif ollco FOR t2s 900 alleged 90 e contrary
nc acquitted OF both these charges ard now has SUITS
for damae " very large pending aga nst the
authors d the sisbdorous cbsrgo~
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VINO Harmed col.msias

fIrom the COLUMBIA, . ", 10y -
A Columbia correspondent OF the New YORK brenng
IN writes TO that paper that ono W. Nash maze an
asvit that he saw tie South Carolina Railroad depot
burning and some cotton fired before General snernsn
army entered the city; upon which the wnoe ,
radical rapers have opened their mouths dnoaaeing
General Hampton a. the inccnda AIRY who destroyed his
To show the utter falsity OF these stsfenenta We
called upon w. d. Nash yesterday and received tom
him tho following afndayf, which demothes the tesu-
mony OF the Pat The conversation ne han ~H WIN
DR. Run connected with the frccdmens Bureau ana
he dist nctly and cmpha,cay said that be told THIS
ofccr that General Sherman burned the city 81 solum.
bia that his men IRE TO his own bopss which, Win
the assistance Of friends, was extingtshcd bevery
was perfectly indignant At the use made OF hs name
and al the mutation q his mere statement and me
falsehood that he had made AFFIDAVIT Here " now
his solemn declaration under oatb'-
of SsaA Caryisa, Riexisad Di<ridpo sonaiy sp
That he made adAv In relation the burning o.
Columbia that he made statement OF the blowing up d
burned By private parties " an ocer connected With the
freedmens Bureau Dsponsnt further General
sns%ssn or "a ssss ssasr AZ Rs:..f esrrsa us
10 with ths nsfAfsoss rsaasoticn- W.AkAsH. /.
80 srrrl ". ,. youssSos. n.sis'sass
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=. - 49,. -TT--- ~ NA CA.thn,. -
sha' he sas her in house OF prostitution I'm snns
~, .hen I'e persons were present He he. hi Il.
va =, so.nsne that no would give him his liberty
WOULD tell him where the horse waa The onlcer DEM.
VA he offered jaime. Kan SKI twenty dolla1s 70 be
witness and said be did not know him.
Ihe S,dge remarked that 6hers was nothing proven,
and The jury teAdeed verdict OF guilty without eav
Ing Their seats Tho pfscner left the bar and had not
reached tho door whom officer Smith rcsnested him-A
mis- counsel who 10 very excited manner rushed To-
ward te bar and informed the Judge Of tho fact smith,
10 answer to question propoanded by the Court as 70
why no took Rothencl In custody In excited
manner than the defender az Rothcnel's liberty.
nourshed . paper and said that 10 did 70 By
authority OF the United States government on the
GROUND that the PRISONER yes : dessrt:r from
gel Administered . ssycrs rspnmsnd 70 Smith.
warning him mot 70 lay violent hands upon Rothe-
mel and at the time commanding the accused 10 go
frec A Smith was leaving the court room distin-
gutshcd practitioner ~ the bar vocicraed In stcntoan
tones that Smith stole horse from client OF hs.
to the exciting scene which transprng much 10 the
grsthcation 81 the spcctators The lawyer referred 70
gave fuller explanation u the mattor but t Ia not pru
dent To publish the pdyte statement Smith gcsticu
lated viOenty cOausel FOR R0hcnel moved 70 make
another speech Judge Russell didn't want 10 hear IT. and
outsider should have happened 10 enter the court
room NJ that particular juncturo no might readily con-
slude I'M DO ives nshered into bedsm rather hsn Into
temple OF Justice. -, 800 81.
Judge Russs animated Me counsel that he should
Ike steps 10 have 0Cer Smith suspended by tho Police
Commisopera n, stated that tho necessary sfndayits
OF ssve respectable Witnesses would DO prepared In
mcdiaey 10 procuro Indictment for subornpg TO per-
jury which would he fraught with serious c0nse.
qucDcee " tho oOer than suspensiOn from The forco
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News from New Orleans.

INV VHLNtNF, TNFU
The Rcd river ievces mse given way and the whole
country IL submerged, from Nschitochcs down Tho
sugar canc IL promising whore II IL bot flooded.
Is estinnted that tbs cotton crop % Louisiana will
b. nbout third OF the crop of 1901 That Of East
Louisiana II estimated nj thirds aud North and
Middle Louisiana about one-nfth In the Red river
country ana the other overlooked districts scarcely amy
cotton vii he raised. ... . r.r. n. a..
Cotton unchanged; sncs 900 bales; low middlings,
38c. sic To-dsys receipts. 40; weeks Receipts,
6,2l0 Against 5.46D, weeks exports, $1,000; siofk,
York orohsfge X prem intn. q
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uSIrED sTATrs VESSELS IN roRr-coaEErriAt
fnTELLioErcg, ETC.
hammond, May %, 1879.
The bark Agnes from Rio JaneIro, April Vs. has ar
rived she brings later news la, has already been
received from the RIO Platte.
A. RIO Janelro April Is, ths United states shifs
shamokia. Crosby, from Bahia shesandoah, oo'd-e'f
ourh and onwari.
rhers have been charters Of vessels fof sbs Vnssi
stssrs sincs NE asssssss ~ she issa sscam~.
BAiti,ors noss, szz. ahss AeshDsIsas 81 a 80
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Illegal branding.

A UNITED STATES SURGEON FINED A THOUSAND
DOLLARS FoK ILLEGALLY pRAspING Al ALhEGED
DEsERTER WITH TuE LATTER y.
tgo IA DcnoS, May %, 1919
tn the Superior Court to-day, In the oe James
MuIchcary vs. DR. Henry J. Bowdtch. for damages for
illegally branding the plaintiff with the letter d de
sercr while examining surgeon tho Provost Marshals
Office. tho jury returned verdict OF one thousand
dollars Or a plalutiM
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ELECTION or FOUH CONFEDERATION CANDIDATES
IN NORTHUMBERLAND c0USTY--TRoUBLE ANTICI-
PATkD ErC.
81. ions. n. D., May 25, 1868.
All tho parishes in Northumberland have not yet been
heard from but there the slightest doubt from
turns received that four confederation candidates have
been elected by a majority OF three hundred
There Is great excitement here. confoderaiIonlst
killed. last evening in prscps stree, OF the city
Much trouble T. Anticipated
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hMf Of Aabeas Corpus. ANY,.
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The counsel for tho Cornwall pri'oncrn CHARGED with
Fcnansn applied to the Court Of Common Pleas to-day
for a srit OF habeas coTus The Chef Justice has
promised judgment to morrow
Meeting NJ Cooper Institute this Evening.
During tho a<t few days James seph.ss has rece,vsd
nnmber 81 letters from Fenan circles In indianapolis
and other Western cities endorsing him - the Head
Centre Of tho Fcninn organization both ireland and
this country In consequence or these encouraging
symptoms the G. O. l. r. IL extremely sangu ne VI hA
ability 10 thoroughly reconstruct the rpanizson aud
believes that within weeks the % the
ccs will give In their adhesion " Ms line of policy.
m evening meeting viii DO held nj the Cooper
Instutc under tho auspices Of tho Executive Commit
tee OF tho Manhattan Circle. whom James Stephens VIII
deliver an address the present position and future
prospects OF Tho movement
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