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pIttsburrh on srarIket.

PITTSBURGH, June 8.
The market for crude Is quiet. The rates
are l49lizc, barrels returned, and l99l94c,
barrels included. There Il but little demand
for barrel oil. Bnlk oil Is in good demand by
nefinerS ut lie, but holders will not sell at
those figures. Refined in bond is inactive at
4l1Sc for June delivery in Philadelphia, an d
35c for Immediate delivery here. There Is but
little doing in Tree oil, and prices are at SO
5Ic. Re iduum and naptna are dull. There
was no oil received at the Allegheny wharf
yesterday, owing To the low stage Of water
and high Winds
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-The mail
train from POttsyille. due here at seven
O'Clock, yesterday evening ran of the
track at Valley Forge, caused by a
switch being left open. The whole
train went down an embankment II
feet high. The fireman of the train
was instantly killed. Thomas Dernan,
the mail conductor, was frightfully
mangIed, and died shortly after. A
young girl had both her legs broken.
No one else was injured except by
bruises. This is the first fatal accident
on the Reading railroad for twelve
years.
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BUFFALo, June s.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet.
Corn dull at CSC for No. l mixed. Oats dull
AZ Rc for No, Chicago. Barley, Rye and
Peas nominal. Pork S3l. Lard &c. Whisky
z "a. Canal FTelghts firm; boats scarce TO
New York, wheat li1Sc, corn LIZ, oats SIC.
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NEW YORK June s.-The Washington
special to the morning papers say, that
the district supreme court decided to-
day that the act of Congress retroceed-
ing Alexander county to Virginia from
the District was unconstitutional.
Reports from the Commissioners in
Maryland say, that ex-rebel soldiers
are drilling in several counties in that
State, and threaten a raid on the Gov
eminent from that locality. Measures
were adopted to stop the movement.
Reports from other sections in the
South, represent a very bad state of
affairs, especially since the attack has
been made upon the freedmens bureau
at the North
The steamer Santiago De Cuba, of
the Nicaragua line, arrived here yes
terday. She made the unprecedented
passage from Greytown to this point in
days and 10 hours. =
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OsWego MARKET.

OswEGO, June 8.
Flour active; SO . for No. spring; sI2 for
red winter; SIS for Xxx. Wheat dull; No. 2
Milwaukee club s.; 1000 bu No. do 81 Is.
Corn closes quiet and easier; sales in the
morning OF No. Illinois at nc. Oats and
other grains quiet Canal FreIghts dull.
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PhIIadeIDhfn Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June s.
Flour-Qulet- Wheat-Steady and frmer.
red 81 75G2 50; white unchanged. Torn
Buyant, yellow CSC. Cofae-Quiet. Sugar
Steady. Cuba l0I(9l015c, currency. ProvIs-
ionS-Qulet. Mess POrk-S3I. Lard-.s8c for
prime WhiSzy-Dull at 81 ..
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ST. ALBANs,. VT, June s.-General
Sweeney and Colonel Nubar were ar
raigned before u civil tribunal this
morning. The proceedings are pri-
vate, no reporters being admitted.
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CONCORD, N. H., June SIT is official
ly announced here from the War De-
partment that our State militia are
likely to be called into service for the
protection and vindicatiOn of the neu-
trality laws in connection with the OPP
eratiOns of the Fenians.
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NeR 49, lIarlEet.

Cation sitter. sales 200 bales low mIddlfnz
az $500 To-dayis receipts 648 males Week
Tarei6tS 525S bales asainst. 1914 Exports
q IA bales; stock Ia, l3 bales. Sugar, fair AZ
IsRl4JIc. Coffee, week sales $50 bays prime
at zOc, gold; stock 4s22 bags. New York Ex-
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ChIeako aIarket.

CHICAGO, June 8,
Flour quiet. Wheat firm at 81 65lSCfl g.
for No. l. Corn dull and declined I6SI1sc;
sales at 4S5<95Oc for No. /. Oats steady nj 81
@S8c for No. l. and 291S63Oc for No. 2 Pro-
visions nrrn. Hisnwines quiet and steady.
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NEW YoRK, Junes.-A dispatch from
Augusta, Ga, to the Tribune says: The
military, by order of Gen. TillsOn, have
of the Loyal Georgian.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Probst was
executed this morning. But few spec
tators were present, including only six
reporters.
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kansas City, No., June s.-The US.
Express messengers safe on the eastern
bound train on the Pacific railroad was
robbed about o'clock this morning,
between Lees Summit and Pleasant
Hill. of about Sl5, 600.
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RaItimore RIarkeI.

BALTIMORE, June S.
mon active and higher: white 81 90: yellow zoe
OatT-F1rm. REPRESENTATIVE. Lard-22IS
Coffee and Sugar duh. Whisky-Unseftled,
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NEW YoRR, June s.-The ship owners
and builders in a meeting to-day re-
solved 70 stand firm against the strike
of the caulkers and shipwrights, and
advertise for workmen.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
100000 IN GREENBACKs.

THE POSTPONEMENT Is AN UN-
avoIdabIe necessity, mot SO much IN cun-
sequence OF thenum6er of tickets yet unsolhl
as the positive necessity there Is for n proper
registration OF th.se already disposed OF,
which has been delayed in con sequence Of
the negligence and careleSSneSs OF a puritOn
ofouT Agents in making their proper returns
we advise all parties wanting tickets to send
for them without delay, as we have but
limited number yet on hand We wish mo
particularly to impress upon the mt.ld OF Our
Agents the Importance of making their re-
turns at once and OF rectifytng whatever err
T0rs may have Crept into their reports here
tOfOre. We will say 10 those sending for
tickets, that II they should all be sold ut the
time their order Is received, the money will
be returned NoappIcations for new Ageu-
Giles for the sale OF tickets will be considered,
as we have no mora than sufficient tickets for
those Agents we have already appointed
Tickets are tor sale at the principal Hotels,
Book and Music Stores in the city. and AT our
once I33 Dearborn street; price 81 each: sent
by mail on receipt OF price and stamp for re-
tI.rn postage. We invite the particular at
GsntIon or persons wishing to order tickets
by mall TO the following
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New York, June s.-Gold opened at
1908 and closed at 14l5s.
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special Terms, or club Rates.

ANY party procuringa club OF hve or more
names Tor tickets, and forwarding Us the
money for the same, will be allowed the fol-
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MiImauIxee nTnrI,et.

MILWAUKEE,, June 8.
Flour-Dull and declined 2Sc. Wheat
frmer ats 70 for No L. Corn-Dull. Oats
Advanced lc-
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
wAsHINsToN, June s.

The Senate on reassembling post
poned all other business and took up
the reconstruction resolution at ten
minutes past u o'clock, the object being
to come to a vote uponit to-day.
Mr.. Johnson, of Maryland, proceeded
to address the SENATE against the propo-
sition.
Mr.. Hale moved that the Military
Committee INQUIRE into the expediency
of providing by law for the erection OF a
monument to Lieut.. Gen. Scott, at West
Point. Agreed TO.
Mr., Davis moved that the Library
Committee inquire into the eXpediency
ofpurchasing the equestrian portrait OF
Lieut.. Gen. Scott now in the capitol.
Agreed to.
ing Committee inquire into the expedi-
ency of providing by law for the re-
demption of worn and defaced National
Bank notes, so as to obviate the neces>
sity of sending them to each particular
bank issuing them Agreed to-
The questisn to adjourn Congress on
the 18th of June was taken up. The
question being upon reconsidering the
vote adopting it, the vote was recon-
sidered by a vote of 81 to A, and the
resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill regu-
lating divorces in the District of Coll
umbia, which was referred.
The Senate bill for the relief of Mrs.
Anne Garter. was passed.
The Senate bill granting the right of
way to the Humboldt canal company
of the public lands in Nevada, was
passed.
The Senate amendments to the bill
to amend the postal laws, were agreed
to, and the bill was passed by both
houses.
Mr.. Blaine reported joint resolu-
ton providing that enlisted men de-
tailed for duty as clerks, shall not be
deprived of the right to bounty, which
was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Collins, the Com
mittee on Pensions was directed to in
quire into the expediency of amending
the pension act so As to allow the issu-
ance of pensions to date from the dis
charge of the soldier or sailor when the
has been made within a
year of tie discharge.
: The bill to establish an educational
department in Washington was taken
up.
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The CawpaiRp Tribuue.

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inclOsing Subscriptions to THs CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE
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reCeire the truth
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who wi p'Il ~, ne0'''' to Ts sS sae Xs
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enlisting in the wicked War which Lincoln was
wagng against the South;
Gen. Join 4. Green Of Syracuse, who, in 1863 pub
cly found fault with the Rebel Gen. Pemberton for
having surrendered Vcksburg prematurely; insisting
that be might have held out for some time longer
The Hon. Ben. Hood, whose journal was always and
earnestly devoted TO the Rebel cause throughout;
insisting that the Rebellion could never be put down,
and doing its very utmost to prevent enlstments in
the armies of the Union.
We might continue this list at pleasure; but why
need wel Every intelligent person knows some one
or more among his neghbors who was not and
never pretended to be- in favor Of putting down the
Rebellion but predicted aud hoped that "LncOn'o
Niger war" would result in his discontinue and
overthrow.
You, reader know two or more Of this stamp OF
politicians! Look around you and see il they are not
all, without one exception, supporting the Phila'
dephia "arm.n. arm" movement and its echo IN tins
State Do you know one voter in this State whose
heart was with the Rebel armies throughout our great
struggle who is not to-day supporting the Woodland
Dean Richmond coalition and expecting to vote for
the candidates of its SameSe State Convention Apd
what is true here is essentially true everywhere.
At least nneteen-twentieths OF the votes that can
possibly be obtained for the Albany ticket will be cast
by men who, if they voted at all in 1864 voted Tor
Mcclellan Tie Times knows this as we'll as we do
1t only hopes TO carry OF so many Of the Lincoln
voters of Io6l as united with all those for Mcclellan
will form majority. 1t has gone square over to the
Sham Democracy and is seeking to drag its readers
after it. To effect this, it is trying to deceive them
If they follow it to the polls they will there lind
themselves hand-n-hand with every Copperhead IN
their election district and confronting every I'm.
changed Republican Such is the ente' aument
whereto Weed and Raymond are now coaxing them.
Meu of true heart and patriotic impulse spurn the
toll, of vonr betrevers and stand arm Cor Justice and
Liberty to All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
THE sIAMRsE CONVENTION.

The intrigue to overthrow the Republican. Union
party aud restore the Copperheads to power began in
conspiracy and is continued in fraud. Its master
spirit is he who urged just after LincolnS first elec
ton, that the Republicans should repudiate the dis
tnctive principle wherein they had won their National
triumph-that of inAexible resistance TO the further
extension OF Saverg-and consent to establish Slavery
By law in all territory south Of go 80. In the darkest
hour Of our great struggle, he gave up the edtorshp
Of his journal expressly and ayowedy on the assump.
ton that Mr.. LncOn's Proclamation OF Freedom had
perverted the War for the Union into War for Abo.
lition. And now--hsvng negotiated an alliance be-
tween his personal followers and the McCellantes Of
IS64-he commends the concern TO public favor in
such deceptive phrases as the following:
Those who united to put down the Rebellion irrespective
party recently assembled aud represented In the
Philadelphia National Union Contention propose TO remain
united heseton until peace union and prosperity return
with this view and in this spirit loyal Democrat. and
Adnnstrsion Republicans have uMTED il CALL fort STATE
There were in this State not less than Two Humid
red Voters who sympathzed with the Rebellion. They
were not generally Disunionists; they hoped and
expected that the Union would somehow be restored;
but they held that the first step toward this result
was the discontinue and overthrow Of Lincoln and
his abettors in making war on the South" Among
them may be instanced;
Horatio Seymour, who, early in 1861, proposed TO
friend that New.Ysrk should avert the impending
civil war by seeking admission into the Southern Con
iederacy;
Gnstarw ". Smith, aud Mansfield LOral, VINO, in
July, 1861 threw up lucrative Offices under our City
Government TO become officers in The Rebel army;
Cen. Arhitqld c. Niven of Sullivan County, who
yls,a lattsr to hi, nOQhew 70 l.5Sads lirl 9ep
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We find the following paragraph republished IN
The TRIBUNE soon after its original appearances N
Tb, L0,usrjUs JoDrnaI (Oct lS 1869:

We find the following paragraph reppbshed in
THE TRIBUNE soon after its original appearances IN
The Louisville formal (0ct. Ia, 1859:
THE WIFE OF SENATOR ASpsEw JOHNSON FLoooED BY
TENNESSEE REgEA Tennessee paper says a9at Aa ny
not he has certainly had euougnto make nun bitter
band Of the Rebel, went 70 his house Sm a aSS not finding
him home. h,gep small hickory withs IN ne rooa. ana
outraged husband were to raise his conchsd right hand
toward Gods hrmames sad swear TO wage war Oh eArn
nation against the Internal miscreants"
-"As'meek as Moses" is proverbsl expression
although that patuarcha generais'mo did "slay the
Egyptian and hide him in the sand" Our modern
"Mo3e," evidently adheres to the new dispensaton.
We should very much Ike 70 know, as mere matter
Of historical interest aud moral curiosity, whether
any OF the intern Il miscreans" who operated upon
The abovo interesting domestic occasion. bad seats IN
tho Philadelphia Convention '-whether Andy''
" dght haaI" s,i,l remains "cIenchej '"-whether
the Pre.ioa. ever thinks Of that rope from the end OF
which he came 80 near dangling l-whetler 10 ever
swore half so fercc,y 70 wage war OF eztermlna-
ton" against Rebels a. be has sworn 70 root ont the
"Ralicals r 30. We must sly that We do not think
his swearing amounts % muc and do not feel scared
By it At al. We we've a little bothered by the Omi'-
sion 3, first, bu. VIC now understand why Messr'.
lpiE, Dtftt'lt, lnuuA ~ w. 'N""ku' ~ ~
unnecessary to say word for tho Blacks, to whose
yalor ia part this eminent firm owes the power and
privilege of holding National Convention at ALL
We have been enlightened Certainly for tho first
time on any subject) By Gov. Pckens COT Fort sum-
tor memory, who tells il prophetic terms the fate
to the Bac, race, as follows
/. They will be driven down to the alluyial
bottoms OF our rivers"
9. Thence down " to tho scl-coast and warmer Sec
tons" How warm" the " sections viii be, we do
not know, bus we suppose the Governor was thinking
Of place which IS not to be mentioned p" to ears
polite"
3. Arrived at the eacOas." the race will " finally
lige on shrmps, oysters, and fish,"
4. This lenten died giving out, So the race will
finally perish"
Thus we see that the future OF the Black is not
question Of morality OF equity OF civil poty at all
The last negro will go with the last shrimp or
oyster" The Philadelphia Convention was not
called to consider the propagation and presegVatonp
shell.Gsh, asd Mr.. Raymond sud friends not being
Naturalist, lid night to ignore the whole subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

We shall not be surprised to hear definitely tina
Gen. Howard has been removed, aud Gen. Davis Till
son. Assistant Commissioner Of Lhc Freedmen's Bu-
reau in Georgia, appointed to succeed him. The diff
ference in ability and reputation between those
gentlemen is not wider ths the difference
between the principles and measures they rep
resent. Howard will DO forced TO resign, no
doubt because he befriended the loyal and the
oppressed, advocated the Freedmen's Bureau,
and must have shared, in common with thousands Of
veterans soldiers horror and disgust over the das
tsrdly murders in New-Oreans. TillSon will fit his
place as the President has made itor this planted
disgrace on the grave of every martyred Union soldier
in Georgia. Gen. Howard, Christian and soldier
was called to do certain work. TillsOn will very
likely be chosen not to do it. With the man whom
Fullerton found praiSeworthy at the head Of the Bu-
resu. and Steedman commanding in New-Orleans
what more could good Rebel wish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

TsK, 10 seoede without do you supp,is they
wonA prefer 20 star in the Union or So out
A. Think they would prefer 70 20 out .
O. Suppose the Federal Government were to whdrav all
In the affairs OF tho state, into whose hands
would the political power OF the country GOT
A. IL would be at transferred Into tho hanos OF the most
prominent Rebels OF the truth OF tins do MOI "tsa
o. Do you think that any ou,saoken Union man could be
elected to Congress in Texas ~ 3, - Ao.-, :.
A do not think that any man Dnt one N.D n h;,
prominent part In the who had distinguishes ~
e in his opposop TO the Federal Government could %
eected-cerainy oys man COULD some months sgo noy
were willing make sacrifice OF their opinions lo iuo
being IL by doing-by sending man VINO W9qd W
cepedthey could gain their former place In the Union ou
they do not think that that IS necessary
election think they would select man Vi 'ae
choice, and that would be disloyal a., a.
O. What in your Judgment 10 the best policy i1r he 80,
eminent to pursue in reference to those parts Of the souo rs
to which you have testihedt c... AN
A. do not regard the people In that portion Of the South
manfesng proper OF feeling TO be resoIcd 10
former and privileges under the General
And do not think they have been suhcea'y s; s
e1ormity Of the crime they have committed ~ repeh.s
against the Government think the Government ougnt w.
control Of those States that were In rebellion until H
is thoroughly satisfied that loyal sentiment prevas az
least majority OF the nhabtantshat certainly does not ex
is now and when allowed representation none Gnt oy
should be admitted Representatives, rive years ago tue
Southern people voluntarily abandoned Ms TShs aa
forfeited their share IL Me GeneTa Goperhms haflpg Wageu
bloody and determined for four to carry out the
designs against the Government and having ea up 70 ts
crescent manifest penitent spirit tor the grea crime
committed against the nation to give proper and sum
Gent guarantee of future good conduct cannot out give II
my opinion that just regard for our national safety
time to come to fosor and encourage through
the Southern States proper regard and ahectoh o Tue
national authority well to give support to those who are
and have been LOYAL inPsr0r dta1d hat ne dorsFnt'
sfopSmaaria rs present control Of he Sae teg "a Tsbhon
,ai SATISFIED that hey man. viloi dsrasai BE- aia'f Sh
their Tgraer rights and pgToflcSeS.