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Guefial Notifes.


~ likes de sbeni Of PHAL0NS MONT BLoohNo al
REUs peter any ODER said Of cousins osrusn
Day O you do American by',snter who toos 'hs
remark literally. 1" It Is the b. ct odoy OUT
whyh PHALoNs SiGHT-BLooMING CEREUs % uaVr'si
Popusr Because hamoniles Delightfully."- with the most pto-
neDt feature Of humanity.
DIR. Huise's Protector from Cholera.
Thi, Medicinal Pad be body prevent
rem taking consgou. infectious disease vel Cho-
Morbus and most diseases o. summes-
Ii prepared strictly seieuhc principles and intended
after the de0ss contracted but system mpsr-
viou that person wearing the Pad "a safe the mds C
disease.
The med faculty under whose notice e. has spprove Of Il.
sud leading pysns ssy will the yes Of thog
sands the coming summer"
The Scientific American 1--WE well satisfied With Ito
valuable qualities that introduced esabsmsut.
er,yy in employ being supplied Herewith
To nset the want. OF ALL the price is st 3 81
For sale by
IA CODDlNGTON, under the New-York Ho.s
JOHN MCINTOSH. SiKthsye., near tOaTths.
J. h. FREES No. lT9 Sixtlsv-.
j. NJ BUTTON, No 357 Sixth ave.
THOs KNOX No 81 Csmine II.
And by Druggists generally.
HALL & RUCKLE Wholesale Agents,
No. 2lt GTeenwcL-,t, New Ycet-
j. '. HULSE Co. PFoprs.or,,
No. - Pear Ct, Now YORK
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AR. LINCOLN AND THE REEL LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
GIxIA-HIs TELEGRAM To GEN. wErrzEL-cARD
FROM THE HON. I'D. MCPHERSON.
a. ne Lsi0ro TIN ). Tribnae
SIR: Your Richmond correspondent Of the 9Th, has
noted and commented upon the fact that Mr.. Lincolns
telegram 10 Gen. weitze forbddng the assembling Of
Rebel Legislator and others April OF last year, has
never been published j. is document Of historic in
tcresi both Tor iis subject matter aud for the fact that il
it wa. the last telegram pcnued by Mr.. Lincoln
some weeks ago obtained from Mr. Secretary stanton
copy for NY forthcoming political manual Of 1866 from
the proofsbce. Of which have the pleasure Of extract
ing 10;
Orricr UNTp SIArFs MHuAm TELrGRAPH
WAR DEPAEiNrN WAsniNcIoN ID { April ~ 1850
Miigr Gen WrUZCL Richmond ia.
| have Just seen Judge CampbclIs letter to you Oh
the 9Th. He assumes. o. appears 20 me, that have
called the nsurgent Legislature Of Virginia together
a, the rghtiul Legislature OF the state, to settle all
differences with the United States ! have done no
such thing ] spoke 81 them not az q Legislature
but As &c the gentlemen WHO have acted a. the Legs
iature of Virginia in support OF the Rebellion dd
th, on purpose TO exclude the assumption that was
recognizing them a. righgm body. dealt with
them a. men having power de focto do a specific
thing TO wit To withdraw the Virginia troops and
other support from resistance 10 the General Govern
ment," for which, in the paper handed by Judge
Campbell | promised a specific equivalent. 10 wit: A
remission the people of the state except in certain
cases the conhscaiioh Of their property ! meant
this, and 10 more. lnasmuch, however, as Judge
Campbell m-constrne- this, and b. still pressing for
an armisce contrary TO the explicit statement Of the
paper gave him, and particularly as Gen Grant has
since captured the Virginia troops that giving
consideration for their withdrawal D. no longer app-
cable let ms letter 10 YOU and the paper TO Judge
Campbell both be- withdrawn or couutermauded, and
he be notified OF IT, DO not allow them TO assemble;
hut if any have come, allow them safe return to their
homes A. LINCOLN
Your corr spondeui seems 10 think hat has been n-
ientionally withheld. J aui sure this is an error Mr.
stanton responded "a my request as have 10 doubt he
would have done 10 any cl.e desiring IL qualification
Very respectfully. your o5cdicnt servant
EpwD MCPHEssoS. CLERK II. X. L. :.
Vasbiagiea D. 4 june lJ l-56.
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PROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

THE ELECTIONS ~ OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRI
ToRY-MILITARY MOYEMESTS-MARkEIs.
san FRANCIsco Tuesday. June Y. LOO
Arrived steamer Sierra Nevada, from the Columbia liver
with s,'s6 600 10 treasure.
The result of the Oregon election remains III doubt
Both parties claim the state by majority OF about GO.
The returns of the election in Washington Territory
show large Democratic gains. The entire Democratic
Ticket IN nine counties IL elected ana IL u Dee'eu 10 DC
: In four Others
The lith Regiment stationed at vancouver has peeh
ordered 10 Arizona Immediately -,
Stocks are irregular. 0phlr, S3l2; Imperial Siuo
Savage StlJ Alpha 500 Yellow Jacket 500 Bclehef,
$40; Cholllr, Sl9j Legal Tenders, -.
Arrived steamer Constitution from Panama WIN New
York dates Of May 2lst.
Arrived ship Lookout Nueent from New-Nork.
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MARRIED..

INGSAt the residence OF the brides parents
Mount Vernon Wecbeser County Tuesday june u by the
idman Mr.. j. H. Berthe Of New York 10 Miss ssfa
daughter Of Mr. Thomas T. stubbing Of Mount vernon
No cads.
CORMFN-DANIS-At Morristown y. j. Thusdsy June H.
by the Rev David Irving D. D. Henry b. Cowen OF this city TO
Mary r. daughter Of Joel Davis Of the former place
coXFyFoMANs-At sunbuy Pa Tuesday the llh inst at
the residence Of James Boyd ~ she hsy Ldwd ~ leo
hurg Pa Frances, daughter OF the late Rev W. feonsn
d. D.. OF Dsnvlie, Pa
IoWFRRE-WRIGHT-In Brooklyn. Wednesday, June ID
Rev e. H. Payne Curtis Lowee to Miss Ehlsoeth
Wright oil Flushing, L. l.
RoRF Monday, the 18th inst, by the Rev
Dr. Aunse Eugene Roberts to Juliet A. daughter OF ieny j.
Bouwarr. esq, both Of this city.
New. Orleans papers please copy
wILsoN-MORRN-on Wednesday June - iosviis BY the
Rev W shackeford Edgar d. Wilson OF Kingston, n " to
Miss Marie c. Norm Of this city. No cards.
California papers please copy.
WOOsTER-NILLET-At Washington flights Thur.day June
IA by Chas Stoddard Chas f. Wooster to Martha j.
Wie dsugn,e Of the late Jas C. Viet al Of this city
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@FRR IN HrDsoS-sT.-SBvES HORSES BURNED
shortly after o'clock night fire broke ont in the base
meni OF the premises 63 Hudson occupied 10 the base
ment a. stable and on three upper floors as feedore
Before the war c1tngushed the building was seriously
Tho eed store was occupied by Nathan W. Iadue
whose loss viii be about s25oi insured for sLgyo
~ cas- was accounted a. dwelling by Theodore
Iate ana evi PINT so the smoke that IL
with the greatest difficulty the occupants could make THEN
are Tho loss Of Mr. LadIe Is about 5000 on urnituIe
insnr.l for 80 In the North River Company The build
ms are the Herring estate and are damaged 70 the
r,r al ~ 5a0 insured or the houses owned by
~ " Lllne oae by j. I. Meyer one by l. : Hitchcock
tWo by Abel PUNT and by John Eardner Ihe police
nom the Ninth adjoining Precincts were uhuer the com
mapd of Capt SesrlAg.
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Feuiau Matters i'm the City.

The ebb tide Of the Fenian war of invasion is dis
tncty visible In this city Large numbers Of dsbanded aud
sgsted Tenian soldiers daily returning here from 1.-THE
front receiving transportation from the officials at
the Roberts Headquarters their respective homes
report that there no feuans now on the border
The action OF the United States officials has eneciuay crushed
the nov enen aud the campaign considered as ended
The officers Of the right wing of Gen Sweeneys army held
meeting consultation at the headquarters No 100 Broad
WV Yesterday afternoon. About hfy officers, holding
various rauk including several members Of the staff OF Gen
Sweeney present at the meeting winch was sicty
nriV.
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THE CONsTITUTIONAL AMENDwxNr.
PROPOSITION FOR IMMEDIATE STATE ACTION

PROPOSITION FOR IMMEDIATE STATE ACTION
PHILADELPHIA Thursday June "a, 1866.
After the Senate had adopted the Constitutional
Amendment just concurred in by the House Of Repre-
senstves Gov Curtin addressed circular letter TO the
Governors of all the loyal States suggesting the propety
of union in action in their Legislatures for
the ratification of that amendment 1t is now understood
that such uniform action Will DO had and that before the
adjournment of Congress ratification of the amendment
will be made.
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TELEGRAPHIC CoNsoLrDArIoS--By the consolida-
ton Of the and Western Union Telegraph lines
there will be control than 100 900 miles Of wire
Meeting all important points from Newfoundland to San Fran
CISCO Within year viii be telegraphc connection be-
tween the place last named and ST. Petersburg while Cuba
anon 70 he united with this continent in the manner.
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Connecticut.

ELECTION OF STATE CoNTRoLLER-MURDBR OF A
FREEDMAN.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Thursday June "a. lst5.
Ieman W Cutler asio-day elected By the Legislature
10 the Office Of State Controller vice Batelle resigned
colored man named George Knight, freedman was
murdered last night in this city by some unknown parties
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Fires.
CHICAGO.
81.

CHICAGO. Thursday June H. 1860
fire the Union stock yards to-day destroyed tank
house and other property valued at $5O0 fully insured
STEAMBOAT FIRE AT ST. LOUIS--L0SS S1OO,OOO
ST. LOTS Thursday june H. ls66
The steamer Magnolia was burned at the upper leyee
this morning She valued at about slOOOOo insured
for hal this suIn
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mpire-Mr. IaIIaWAY OF The turek
eoTers-M essrs. Monk and Eaton.

Iryington. 6 o 5 2-23
Umpre-Mr. Galloway Of the Eureka.
Seorers-Messrs. Monk and Eaton.
Tine Ofgame-i hours.
Observation-Disclosures. II; Irvngon,
Out on basos-Atlantic. tines lryington, times .
ON Monday the Atanties play the Peconc CLUB OF
Brooklyn the capt0ne grounds, and we would advise
them have ont ho full team aud not be again caught nap
pug they this occasion.
Al the match the lryingtons escorted their
guess Irvington Hotel COLLATION. was prepared
f and after the presentation and reception OF the c
they were taken IN the Markets. depot Newark
The Atantlc reiurned home bearing their defeat goodhu
moredy feeling confident Of victory In the ensuing Two
game
EMPIRE CLUB AGAINST THE FIELD.
The Empire Base Ball Club will play their - first
nine against field Hoboken SATURDAY the 10th lnst
nj u.
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Rebellion in Honduras.

NEW OH1EAN-. Thursday. june 10 lst6.
Adrices from Honduras state that Con Alvarez leads
the insurgents and Gen. Carbonez the Government
troops.
The recent action there lasted - hours, IN which the
Government troops were defeated and Cafboncz captured
forced loan is feared Of PruK,liD.
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'The Hon. .. W. Patterson Nominated for 4. -.
Senator from New-ssnmpsbire

CoSooap v H. Thursday june l4-l0. o p. ~.
The Republican oaucu. ha. inst nominated the Hon.
James " Patterson for United States senator. the
fourth ballot by vote oi ~ out Of 100.
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The Milwaukee aud Prairie Du Chen Rail

MILWAUKEE Thursday. June H. ls'u,
The following gentlemen were elected Directors oi NE
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad to-day; Alex
ander Mitchell, H. G. Stmson Russell sage. f. T. james,
n A. Cowdrcy, Walter $ Gunee :. 5 Neral H. Croker
lanes Rudl.
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The Portland Ironc,ad Ba.in.

PoRrfASD Maine Thursday june ~. i-".;
The Commissioner from Washington 10 examine NC
facilities fox an roa-ead basin arrived here today
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summer

summer
CLOTHIN
ready variety everything ,pp'.uas
to GENTLEmANs WARDROBE for sumner Our stst visa
better aud prices lower than time witaa the p'a %
years
BROADWAY CORNER 0RAHD-sr.
BROADWAY CORNER wARREh-Sr.
Radwn,'s Ready Relief
As A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATfC CHOLERA
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
.supoonfu lumber Of water las drnkl will in fsw
minute, stop painful discharge and restore tho patient "a
health aud comfort.
All Rheumatic Neurgc Affections Sore Thros A''hu. DpI
theTis Nervou, Headache
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply the Ready Relief 1t will aHord immediate ease 'nd a''s
Price 50 cent. per bottle soidby Druggist,
RAILWAY Co. No 81 Msiteslsos
Established 1921.
wM GALE, ia,
WM GALE & son.
A,No $50 BRoApwAI psmP2rsriyl Me.fopoIt.a H',s
STERLING SILVER WARE.
AND DEALER IL
FINE PLATED WARES,
!. now receiving fine assortment Of the
GORHAM MANUFACTURINd CO.'S
PLATED WARE,
superior ezceng quality and Or hnss
plated before offered either oil home Or totr:n manu-
fscture.
W c.. JR. will occupy tie Nos J72 aud 51f BROAD
WAY, Metropolitan Hotel about August J.
sleeve Buttons and studs, New styles,
Five, Eight, Ten Sevenyhse Dollars set tor
by c. ALLEN No as broadway door teow cns ..
Fans. Paris Fans.
NEW STYLES, just received. For sale by O. c. ALLEN
No. as Broadway door below Csns,'.
Watches and Jewery Of all Descriptions
for sale by GEO C. ALLtN aus Broadway one door below Csns.
Ear-Ring- and Pns->ew styles.
Coral Csrbunce, Garnet Amethyst En.mel Silver &c ttsso
Twenty twenty-five 10 Hundred Dollars For sssby
GEO c. ALLEN. No. ais Broadway.
Gold independent Second Watches.
timing engineering For sale oy GEORGE
ALLEN. No as Broadway, door below Csnss'-
Fine Gold Watch Chains.
Gusri Vest, and Leontines, Twenyd Thirty.
Forty fry Hundred Dollars each FOR sale by GEORGE
C. ALIEN No as Broadway, one door below Csnsts,
Diamond Rings
of all descriptions Thirty Forty and Fifty Five Hundred Dosu
each for sale by GEO ALLEN No as Broadway door be-
low Csna-st.
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MILEAGE.
What the Government Pays for Travelling
Expenses.

A LEAF FROM THE NATIONAL LEDGER.
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The Best Place 10 bay new. tasty and weii-ssaao
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING Is at r. B. Baldwin,
Bowsry the largest store and sssomsai the s,y
an prices lees.
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n Herncft Col ... s3t-u McIeln Montana 50GJ 90
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SCHUYLER Colia1 Ind Speaker Si&to W
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THE BEST ARGUMENT FOR A REFORM.

The Exact Size of the Mileage Leaks
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Fidelity insurance Co.
GUARANTEEIN FIDELITY

This Company formed America for the above prrposs
who called 20 tnssS
personal Obligations the delinquency Of others and
security adopted By Banks Bankers Corporsons Commec
Houses indemnify Bond.men for Otcis Trusts sueh Al
minstIstors Receivers. Guardian, &c, &c.
Application. Tor prOspeu,e and information may be made ths
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No 40 BROADWAY, cor Maiden Lane n. "
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door use, SIS TO SIS
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PATENT GATHERING HORSES hr in AID out doors st "a
43
NURSERY SWING sni Baby Tender . IS
Bows STRONG WAGONS Chidrens CARRIAGES, Pfep-jscs
Euxi.h Charots Rocking Horse.
For sale by the manufacturer .
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THE FENIANS.
some Vitality Lcn-Pessibie Raid On the Beau
harseis Canai-The War nj nm End nj Baf'
fais and Oxdensburg-The Fenian Prison
ers mt Torouso-Fenianism i'm Newly York.

MONTREAL Thursday June IA. lsdd'
Orders have been sent the force on the frontier to re-
main there II was intended to withdraw them to-day
The action of the proFenan party in Congress creates
some excitement here. is feared that this will give new
vitality to the Fenian designs. An attack or raid upon
the Huntington line Of the frontier and directed toward
the Beauharnos Canal is looked for There Il good
force ready 10 meet 1t.
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jeremiah johnson Of Railway " j. hIs called to the
stand. His deposition follows reside m Railway
have known Demas Strong for some time don't know
how long; knew him 10 sOJi be- may have been al Abary
Winter; had Interest IN Kent ave when there Was
a bin introduced lto IT, which l tried 10 defeat by
using my influence at Albany; Nj. SirOug there
and look ont for that and other Interests
OF mine there dock property think Mr. Strong stayed TIL
close OF session. think be not member OF The
Legislature; be in Albany when first employed hin;
know what his business was them DO not know where
saw him FIRST did not raise any money 70 my knowledge, TO
defeat tins bill; paid Mr. Strong 500 at the close OF the
session. for biz services but do not know what be did with III
did not give him more money To defeat the D ana
did not know OF hear Of any being paid him
saw Mr. Strong in Brooklyn when be said he thought the
bill would be defeated DO not know that he said
about OF it, he did for more money, nor dd
received telegram from him saying only that the bi was
defeated and be down two three days hewad tue
bin in reference TO the dock property was not passed. 10 MOI
think Mr. Strong said 20 that he had spent money 70
defeat tins b he did say something TO IN Brooklyn about
Getting amonled deleated not present when he ad
dressed the legislature nothing was said oil tie neir al inc
Common Council ,,,, -,
ionfped al g. D. N until 10 o'clock this morning.
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Mr. LINCOLN AND THE REBEL LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
GINIA-HlS TELEGRAM TO GEN. wBIfZEL-CARD
FROM TIE HON. I'D. MCPHERSON
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length reached the very stone on which stood,
and with nervous, anxious eye, made my throw.
Slowly the bait swung round, and described an
arc Of a circle to the charmed spot. rush. a
dash and splash, and away flew my line, the reel
disc0ursing sweetest melody, (p4rhaps not sweet.
est, for the music of the deepmouthed pack de-
serves the superlative degree,) and had my gal
liant tormentor fast. Every effort that ever was
successfully perpetrated by fish was put in play.
Down and up the stream he frantically rushed;
next to one side, then the other but all without
avail. Ten minutes Of these frantic efforts told
tale, and the shortened and less vigorous exertions
proclaimed an early approach to the finish. Care
fully backed out step by step, feeling cautiously
the inequality of the ground, till stood confident
on terra hrma. My attendant waited, with landing
net ready, and at preconcerted signal gave the
word; excitement caused him to act too precipit-
ously, and the splash he made instled fresh vigOr
into my victims now exhausted frame. Game to
the last, another effort made for life, and with
most impetuous rush he again started for his
time-honored watery haunts. With nervous
grasp on my rod was prepared to give him line !;
but picture my establishment when the slack re-
turned to my hand minus hooks and leader. The
swivel, where they joined, had been worn out,
and with rueful countensnce stood the picture
Of desperation. doubt if the physiognomy of
Marius over the ruins Of Carthage could have
looked more doleful. On my way home, talking
the matter over with my tides dcdtes, we agreed
upon the verdict of served me rightn for at
tempting to immediate so noble victim in such an
ienoble manner and doubly was l convinced of
the time -honored French adage, " L'hOnlnte pro-
pose, Ell Dieu diSpOSe.o
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TTNIv ERsITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

a. H CEXAs M. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
end Diseases Of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, n. D., Professor of Obstetrics etc.
WARREN STONE, N. D., Professor of Surgery
G. A. MOTT, H. D., Professor of Msteria Mediea.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ, D., Professor of Physiology.
II. G. RICHARDSON NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
j. ". MALLET, Phi. D., Professor of Chemistry,
sAM'L NJ BEMlsS, NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
w. G. NICHOLS NJ. D., A " '''
The Annual Courss of Lectures in this Department will
begin November r. 1866 and end March a. 1867 Pre-
lninary Course will Sc given in the Charity Hospital com
mencng O2tober 18th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th
The Clinical advantages Of the Institution unsurpassed
Hospital and tie Students accompany them their daily
visits.
FEEsTckes OF all the Professors, SltO Naturalization
So; Practical Anatomy $40; Diploma, $50 Payment
CURED in advance
T. q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
New Orleans August IT, 1856,