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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
XXXIXth CONGREsS--lst Session
WAsHISoToR, June o.
HOuSE

The spesker sent letter from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, transmitting statement OF the
amount aid J salary aOd mileage to the mem bers
OF the Ihirtv-~ighth Congress which was referred
to the committee on Appropriations.
The nilraee paiG u Senators was 1924 OOa and the
saary t2y9,I2s. IO,l $423 9J6 The milea9e paid 10
members OI q Scnat- was $3l55 55I and The saiarv
sll,9lO. Total II ,Ijl ,l60. Senators CONFESS re.
ceived for mileage, ~ ,lg4, and Senat McDoueal
SlOt64 Senator'S Harding and Nesmith, of Oregon.
received for mileage Sll 938 each: Senators Nye and
Stewart Of Nevada, received for milesge S5 62l
each but this was only for one session. bel at the
rate Of ll.244 for the Congress The
Senators received for mileage i739 each: the smal-
est sum received for mileage was BY Senator John
son sIo 81 Maryland Sss t% MT Cole received for mile
6s2' The Oregon memb,r, Mcbride. received for
milesge sl253 Mr. Cole. the Delegate from Wash.
Rs'2p tBs BesgI Territory to TeIeysd and Mr. Wells
ter Davis. y 80
The constitutional amendment passed by the Ser,
ate yesterday, was rep JTtel 10 the House with
amendments. in which its concurrence was re-
quested.
The SPEAKER ann1unceed that under the order
OF the House, no business was IN order except de-
pate as 1t IN committee # The Whole on the Pfesi-
dents annual message.
Mr. BURLEIGH. OF DakOtah addressed the House
in favor Of the removal ct Indians from the mineral
lands Of the Northwestern TerritOre and their mr.
manent location in certain districts in Dakotah an
Mr.. WILSON, Of Iowa, said he was not very well
inf0rmel a' 10 the manner which the lndian aidirS
OF this Government had hcen cOnductei, but he mad
been long OF the opinion thst the Indians had been
more snned against Than SHINING lie procee led 10
read extracts from speeches made BY two Indisn
Cnieis before tho committee on Indian AfAirs
charging al sorts OF frauds and corruption against
one Bureigh, an Indian agent, who turned ont TO be
the present Delegate from Dacsah who had lust ad-
dressed the House.
Mr. ALLISON made n few remarks repeliug the
insnuatlons against the President, the Secrs,arv Of
the lnterior, and the Commissioner Of Indi N AZ
fairs, cona ned in the spcech of Mr.. Bur,eigh
Mr.. CLARKE, Of Ohio, made a speech on the sub
ject Of reconstruction, taking the Congressional
view Of the question.
Mr. VAN ARNAM followed on the same sido.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, gave notice that on Wednesday
next the senate amendments would be called up iur
acton by the House.
Mr.. GARFIELD presented memorial from the
y ards OF Leyee Commissioners Of the States Of
Louisiana aud Mississippi. in behalf Of the people Of
these States, as king National aid and assistance in
the reconstruction Of the Mlsnssp Vi river, which
were referred 10 the comni ttee ON Wsys and Means
The House at half-past three o'clock adjourned.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, June 10.-Steamers Allemo-
MIA, Malta, Denmark and Edinburg, ar
rived. The Palmyra arrived out the 2Sth,
and the England, City Of Paris, Peruvian
and William Penn, the 29th. The latter is
at Plymouth short of coal.
Government was beaten by ten on the
vote on Bauvier's motion of instruction,
looking to the better prevention of bribery
and corruption at elections. "a r0I n
The Consolidated Bank, of London, has
stopped payment. -
Sundry German Invitations to the Con-
gress were all accepted, and it will meet in
Paris shortly.
Prussia, Austria and Italy are still arm
ing. Italian volunteers are mobiliZing rap
idly. Austria has mobiized 100000 men.
The PruSsians are concentrating at Glatz
and Landshut. ron -stv etf on 10
Prussia and Italy have. agreed to post
pone hostllities until Congress shall have
proved failure. '
Orders for a second CONSUMPTION In Vlen-
ma produced great discOntent. Italy en-
cages not to attack during the conference.
Hopes of war being avoided Is believed 10
only by minority. ru9 r9
Paris papers say Austrla's compensation
for the loss Of Venitia will be found In the
territory on the Adriatic coast. Prussia is
tn have the ElIe Duchles, and Denmark Is
to have northern Schleswig. The Rhine
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Important DOcumenI-The Rind.
erDea1.

ALBANY juno 9.-Hon. j. Stanton Gould,
President, and Col. B. 2. johnson, Secreta-
ry, OF the New York State Agricultural
Society, have prepared a most important
circular, from which the following extract
Is taken:
We hereby make known the existence of
rinderpest, or pleura pneumonia, among
cows in the stables of New York and
Brooklyn, and earnestly advise all pur-
chasers of stock to examine those which
arc offered for sale, with reference to this
disease. We also advise that in case the
disease makes its appearance in any herd,
the sick animals may be at once and rapid
ly separated from the rest. The period of
incubation of this disease varies from forty
to sixty days. 1t is well known that the
disease is strictly infectious. 1t never oc-
ours where the animal has not come in con-
tact with the diseased animals. The meat
of animals suffering from pleura Ia danger
GUS when used as human food. 1t Is very
probable the diseased herds which are being
excluded from the city will be offered for
sale at regular prices to farmers. This con-
tingency calls for additional precautions on
the part OF purchasers.
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Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon! The ''sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, t
render the skin soft and fresb to prevent eruptons
to perfume clothing, &c.
1t oVercomes the unpleasant odor Of perspirAtion.
1t removes redness. tan. blotches. DC.
Jtcures nervOu. headache and alla rs Inflammation.
ltcools, softens and adds delicScy to the skin.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stinRs of insects.
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
PatrOnized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfulnery. or Toilet Water after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents. N. Y.
OctQ-dAwlv
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=
Provinces are IN be madea State and a.
tached to the 9, TfbaoIc co ieieJAtiol'
Austrian General Benedlck is,ued In
strucilons as TO how the troops are 10 Ia.
have In the enemy's country.
ltaly is rebuilding her forts To resIst nam
artillery. The Austrian arint Commence
May. ''0 ~sOh "a
Turkey will not occupy. the Dapub,au
Prlnclpallties, In consequence Of Ru.sian
Intervention. "'''
FARTHER PoINT. June lO.-Tbe stesm..
hloe;rnian, from Liverpool May 81. via Ion.
mOruiLE. EV'"' o"'S
Leitgrams from various points confirm
Ihe statements that Austria. Prussia and
Italy nave accepted thr invitation to the
Conference. w 'he
a committee Of the Federal District also.
mas concluded to accept the invitation given
70 Ihe German confederation to attend the
SohFrence' and would probably elect
ioaIoh Won Derp,orden. the Canadian Min.
lster for Foreign Affairs. as their renrs.
sentative. Communications were being In.
meeting. WI '"o ii''
IL lated that the different Ministers of
lorelen affairs would represent their re.
spectiVe Governments. From Vienna. bow.
ever, 1t Is stated that Austria would moi bp
represented by Count MeDdersdorf. but he
rrlnee Metternich, Count Blume or Baron
Merzenburg. A'"'O''
Various conflicting statements were made
az as W tht programme for the conference and
the terms OF difference OF the armed nou,-
ers. lLis asserted that Austria cst,goricsI.
~ refuses all propositions relative to the
cesslon or Venitia; that she calls for the
convocation OF the estates Of the duchies to
settle the Schleswig- HOlstein question. ana
uehahus that the Congress 1ball not be
competent To discuss any PROPOSAL fur re-
form of the Federal Constitution, Prussis
is also said to demand that the conference
snail not discuss the question relating eN.
cluslVely to the internal Interests of Ger
many and that its deliberations shall speed
NY prove that real prospec; exists for the
preserv tion of peace.
The note of the Frech Government IrvI,-
ing the Federal Diet to send a Renresents-
tive to the Conference is published at Frank.
fort: IL states the objects of the Conference
10 De diplomatic settlement of the
questions Of Schleswig. Holstien and
Nehltla; and also of Federal reform.
so lar as 1t effects Europpan enniN
librium. The note concludes as tol-
lows: The Government of the Fmneror
trusts that The powers who have made pre-
paratlons for war, will, If they accept the
proposed conference, su-pend their arma-
nehts' even If they should scruple to re-
store their military establishment 10
p zee footing"
There are no Indications Of a relaxation
In warlike preparation.
- A Vienna dispatch of the Both Nav SAWS:
Preparations for war continue. in ali narts
OF 1.-THE Empire, but the execution of the late
decree for levy offresh troops will not De
proceeded with at present. The reouire-
ment having already been fully met by the
recent large enrolment of vo, unters.
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Now YORK; nIarket-Inna a.

COTT0N.Ae'ive at 3sg4O for middlipe.
.,fLOok-Dnu, aud common AIDES l592Sc lower:
~ 1OSS ~ for extra 5 ate; IS 9O99 s5 for extra
round hoop Ohio, aud 80 9oSl3 rs for trade brands.
MHiISKYETQaiet at g. 2s9g 27 for Western.
WuEAC-Dull. ana las lower for common
and inferior grades white good aid primo parcels
are. scarce AID tending upward; 81 70 Tor CIiosSo
spring: 81 SO for Milwaukee club; 81 Os for prime
new nc 10 Milwaukee club; g. IS for No. do. and
CORN -tai active at lc decline; 7l8sOc for uu-
sound new nike western; s0S2c for sound do: SO oke
for one parcel choice do closing at sl &c Tor ound
shipping, and s5c for ives ern yellow.
OA tS-Dull, and 2G3c lower with a rood surn'v
Of new western, at So G56Hc. NFF'
,IOpROLEu M-DqlI at 2e 2slSc for crude, and
4lg42, fpr lehned in bond
PONk-More active and irmer; $50 5Gaso 75 for
new mess, closing at $50 65 b; $29 25B9s 80 for
old do. and S2i 2Ssl24 so for prime Also ~ brla
new mess. for Juue July and August, sellers and
buyers option. at ESQ 1881 so.
BACON-Quiet
saes at 27Hc van s'A-''
440c for State. ~ -
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CINCINNATI Market,

FL0UR--Superfne 50 eS@g rs; ex,ra at eloa1I,
family atSl ROC y 50 and fancy at &l3 Is.
WdEAT-NO old Red we quote at 81 5Oa9 as.
No. new do at s2 .092 IS: No. do at 81 3011I as:
extra Spring at - l5S2 20, and No. 90 at 81 oOS
2l0
CORN-Mixed shelsd, in elevator. at 6O8s9c, and
OATS-There was a sale Of No. !. in burIaps. A.
&C. and of 200 bush No. 2, in elevator at 46 also
500 bush. at canal not Inspected at 500.
fokh-Mess pork was held at s3l 90. with no buy.
CnFFEE-Fair TO choice Rio 24S2sKc.
l7%c Nv 80
M0LASSES-Porto Rico p0aOsc.
BuTTER-Prme to chUiee Central Ohio yellow,
2l92Ic ''''
chs ESe-A steady and unchanged market a.
15al6c for primo new.
EGGS-A dull but unchanged market At laahqoo
per Dozen shippers co mt. -
HAY-There Is q moderate local demand at Slim
IL per tun for prime, arrival. = =
WHlSkf-A firm market for both borded and
duty paid, at sSe for the former. and e2 IS for The
latter. - $50
SEED-Flsx remains frm at S265.
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eral offers will have the effect Of causing
the expedition, now hopeless, to be quietly
and peaceably abandoned, ard he conf
IDENTIFY expects that all those who have any
respect for the authority of the United
States will conform to the requirements of
the Presidents proclamation and of this
order, which. If not promptly obeyed,
sufficient force will be brought to bear to
compel obedience.
lSignedl GEORGE MEADE,
Major General U. s. A.
The Excitement Aubsiding-PresI-
dent Roberts Sill Hopeful.
New YORK, June 9.-Nothing new In Fe-
nian circles to-day, and the excitement Is
rapidly dying out. Roberts, who is still in
the Ludlow street prison, says there is no
reason tn apprehend any violation OF law
by the Irish people, and expresses a belief
IN the triumph of the Fenian cause ulti-
mately.
Numbers of persons call on Roberts, who
continues TO refuses to abstain from active
cooperation with his countrymen.
COurt.MarIlaI TO Try the Fenians.
An Ottawa special says court-martial,
comprised Of twenty military officers, will
be appointed Immediately for the trial of
the Fenians captured at Fort Erie. If con-
vlcted,. those holding prominent positions
are to be executed.
Five employees of the Grand Trunk rail-
road have been recognized among the pris-
oners, and no doubt will be hung. Those
persons who held subordinate positions are
to be sentenced to penal servitude, and
placed In the Notifications at Quebec.
Precautionary Measures.
Rochester, n. Y, June GA company
of the S4th New York State militia was sent
this morning, by order Of Gen. Barry, to
the mouth Of the Genesee river to prevent
the Fenians from capturing the two Cana
dian steamers which ply daily across Lake
Ontario. Gen. Barry had information which
led him to fear a seizure of these boats.
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Capture of Confederate CoIOnIsts

New ORLEANS, June 9.-The Press Con-
vention at jackson passed resolutions de-
claring that the people accept the arbitra-
tion of arms in good faith, that they will
support emancipation aud elevate the
freedmen, indorse the President in his re-
construction policy, and say that Stephens,
Sumner q Co. are attempting to destroy the
Constitution and establish despotic Gov
ernment. ..H. .--
The Vera Cruz arrived with dates to June
third.
The Liberals advanced aud captured 25
Confederate colonisUs, among them Colonel
Marshall, OF Mississippi; Judge Stead Rus
kin; DR.. Col, Cooke, of Missouri; DR.. Rog-
ers, Missouri; Captain j. Rogers, Victoria;
MIR. Scott, Victoria; Mr.. Loster, Louisiana;
w. Gibbs, aud Mr.. Wright, Georgia; Mr.
Anderson, Alabama; w. Dowus, Texas; Mr.
Cox, do; Mr.. Began, Missouri; Mr.. Dryer
Fort Bindo. The Liberals were led by q
New Orleans creole. The captured were
held for ten thousand dollars ransom. The
Liberals claim that Maximilian is withou,
authority to grant lands. The French had
promised assistance, but the prisoners were
held already ls days. 1.t.s. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
Collision Between "a Yacht and N
Steamer,

,ALDANY, \. Y, June 10-About nine.
O'Clock last evening yacht containing
three young men, while on their way from
Cozzens' to Peekskill. cOlided with the
steamer Dean Richmond abaft the wheel
and was capsized. The steamer was stop
PED aud the pilot, John Best, went TO their
assistance and succeeded in rescuing two of
them, one OF whom was a son of John G.
Fremont. The third named Marvin. from
pennsylvania. was drowned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
Fire In ROchesIer-Descent on
HOu6es of IIlsEame.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 9.-There were
two incendiary fires In this city last night,
involving no great amount of loss.
A band of five despcradoes, supposed to
be from Buffalo, came nere last night and
made raids upon the houses Of ill-iame
here. They succeeded in one case In COM
pelling the inmates to surrender up all their
valua6les at the muzzles of their pistols.
The Union Blues arrived here this morn
ing from their excursion to Albany, and
were received by the citizens, who gave
them a splendid breakfast. They spoke
highly of their entertainment at Albany.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor.
II is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
rs cents.
1t gives beautiful, lustrous. natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle
1t does the work the first time.
ltdoes not crock, smut or stain.
II does not rub off or fade.
1t always Civ es satisfaction. child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process (knOw only.to Mr.. Mathews, which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used.
Invest rs cents, and you will be ccnvinced.-
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. |. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES q CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agens. mayln.deOdly
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CLEVELAND marIra,.

/, ,FL0UR-City made Xxx red firm at sls oOaIIoo:
DO AA white a. slb Oo9lS So, Couptry b.ands Xxx
1900 ~ - -. - '0 W w.
WHEAT--Sales $50 bush No. I Milwaukee,
spring to arrive at - OO 1000 do on spot at % OS;
ears do do at ~ 06; car No. Shelby red at O. IS
C0RE-Nc held At CSC from store
OATSoSales2 cars No. / at 45c from stole.
kHE-Quet and steady A. $50 from store. b e.
PoRk-No. city mess a. S3l O0: No. = do $50 90;
pri ne mess $27 90; clear S33 OO. ~ ~. -
at - %.
ALCOH0L-Firm. Held at ~ 4484 10 for % per
Gent: Cologne Spirits. 9s per cent - 5tDI 59.--
Ne trial Proof Spirits - 91SD2 &C. =
PETRObEUM-Bonded held st $1,000, here.
free on cars; free 5SGsc. The market is rather
quiet. ~ .-L----- - - - d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS,
IS THE BEST.


It's made on the hest principle. Its frame II
composed Of SOLID PLATES. NJ jar can inter
fere with the harmony OF its working, and no sud
den shock can damage its machinery. Every piece
is made and finished by machinery utself famous
for its novelty, as well as for its eectiveness and Is
therefore properly made. The Watch is what all
nechsnism should Ie-ACCuKATF, SIMPLE.
STRoNG AND E'oNoMlVAb' Except rome
high Rrades' TOO Costly Tor general use. foreign
Watches are chiefly made by women and boys
Such Watches are composed OF several hundred
pieces, screwed and riVeted together and require
oonSantrepairs to keep them in any kind Of order.
AL persons who have carried arcres," "lepineS"
and Engiish ra'ent Levers" are perfectly well
aware OF the truth OF th'S statement.
Atthe beginning OF our enterprise' more than ten
years ago. II was our rst object to make Thorough
~ good low priced watch Tor the million. to take
the place OF these foreign imDSsitions-the refuse
OF foreige factories-Which were entirely unsaleable
at homo and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished TINS may be un-
n oo,s;"Oo ,rO 'no nsc' Iy yIATs TI
, ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THS UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAOAN,s MAGNOLIA BALm.

This sthe most delightful traordinsry article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture of ravishinR beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth and the dtS-
HH0us appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion, 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparenta and sr ooth 1t contains no ma
teria injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. h. HAoAN, Troy. M. Y
Address all rders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. Now York.
oct9-d&wly
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Land Scrip for Sale.
rnAuDIEoR OF STATES OFFICE,

".f COLUMBUS. HHIo. MAY, 1895. 3 a
I'VE OFFER FOH SAIL THE AGEsIs
Nv CULTURAL LAND SCRIP owned by tho
Stase Of Ohio. on the following terms:
IN Quantities of leO to 1000 acres at 80 cents
Iq quantities Of bOOO to 10000 aorss at 10
cents per acre
( I In Quantities of 10000 TO 10000 scrsS at 20
cents per acre.
In gusntit ., above 50, 900 sores, some addition.
q reduction in price viii! be made, and time for
part payment may be obtained. II desired.
This Scrip may be located on any Government
lands subject to entry at SI.25 per acre (minerai
lands excepted.) -
ThosS Who buy Of the State win be safe from ua-
JAMES a. GOODMAN,
res fThts NN Ata.-r Au iforo Of Sta'o.
LW -..t ari g.s s. 8. " GARNER,
Trea.urer Of State. q
.W W. II. SMITH,
may24-d2Od 3gVj Secretary Of Sfato.
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Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Buildings number lso
and l95 South Water street, were DESTROYED
by fire this morning. The heaviest losses
are the Pennsylvania Oil Company. $50 600:
Russell Bros, grocers, 500 600. and Hall.
Kimbark & Co., $4,000; fully insured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11

NASHVILLE, June 0.--In the Criminal
Court to-day, Judge Frazier sentenced @
9. Pratt, formerly a dancing master, con-
victed of rape upon Miss Emma Collins.
to 10 years imprisonment in the penitentia-
ry. An appeal TO the Sup eme Court was
taken, and bail to the amount OF 50 500
given.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Reconstruction COmmIttec's
Report.

Report.
NFw YORK, June 0-The report OF the
majority of the Reconstruction committee
laid before Congress yesterday, declares
tnat the lately rehellious States can only be
restored TO their political rights by the con-
sent Of Congress; that the Governors ap-
pointed by the President had no power to
organize civil courts, and that no Constitu-
ton has been legally adopted in any of the
States except Tennessee. The report fur
ther represents that Tennessee is the only
one of the States at all qualified for repre-
sentation in Congress. The minority who
dissent from the conclusions of the com
mittee, are Senator Reverdy johnson, and
Representatives Henry Grider and Andrew
j. Rodgers.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
WOOlen Will and Dying Establish.
nlenn Rurmed

PHILADELPHIA. June GA destructive
fire broke out this morning on the corner
of 25th and COllowhill streets on the
Schuylkill. Dearies: wooden mills and
james Monarch, u Co.'s establishments for
dying and printing cotton and woolen
goods, were destroyed. The Kevstone
mills were saved. Loss 100000, which Is
partially insured In New York and New
England companies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK Money Markct-Juu. q,

M0NEH-Easg a. 5g6 per cent for call loans.
SthRLlNG ENCHANGE-Dull at l0sJf9II0.
GOLD-Shade hrmer: Onening ut l39 :, decinipG
to I5gi4 I5gi adyancing to 1897, and closing at IS9K
EAEOR iSIt Xports # syeoie to-day So, $50 Sn0
cha age. "0'N0N
FkElGHTS-To Liverpool, dull
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School for Freedmen.

Rev. Mr.. Porter, d. d., of South Carolina,
has succeeded in obtaining from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury the Marine Hospital
in that State for the purpose of holding a
treedmen's school. He was sent here by
the Episcopal Board of Missions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
Another Case Under The Civil
Rights EBiII.

The validity of the Civil Rights bill has
again been called in question by Justice
Watkins, of Sandy Hook. Maryland, in the
case of charge Of rape made by colored
woman in behalf of her daughter against a
white man. The Justice decided that the
evidence Of white witness was necessary
before he could take any cognizance of the
affair. The case was first reported TO tue
War Department, and by it referred to the
proper authority for investigation.