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LATE NEWS
Secretary stanton s serlons,..

secretary stanton IS seriously u
Prof Agassiz has completed h..
ton of the Amazon.
The Tamuany Society OF New Y.
published : sound " Democratic ~
John Stuart Nil iavors The ere
the franchise in England TO ie,ss'.
bOllers
Roberts. The Fenian PreEdep,
n Washington urging the repss-
neutrality laws.
Chief Justice Chase Is opposed p.
the public ceb, on long time obFs,,
De exempt from taxation.
4 New York Judge has issued a,
ton restraining The Excise Bos.s 4
closing liquor dealers store.
Geo. L. Carleton. late spec.sl %, =
the Government al Memphis. : q
% the amount OF $3.50, coo. g
The revolution in san Domingo b,,
IN the defeat OF President Bse, !.
triumph OF the revolutionary parry .
Provisional Governor johnson 90,
Ga, Las been nominated oy Tie D.
a. Minister 10 Venezuela.
Al accident occurred on the O..
x Zanesviile Railroad on Saturday -
an engineer and fireman were ki.f
A motion was made 10 The Canal.
liment on Jrne p. 20 demand inls-.
ton Tor losses from Fenian raids -
United states.
The Louisville Presbytery bas d.
Itself independent OF the General 49,
AM passed resolutions SUSTAIN,
course OF is COmmlss iOners a. - ~
The Ways snl Means Commi,tes -
port in favor Of d considerable irr..-
the iarih on iron. tut The exsct a.
increase has net Yer been auounoes
Tie negotiations Of the Comm
appointed 10 treat with the Indian ~
tie Platte River baye been very So.
and promise pacific results.
The New York World saws Tia. .,
nent Tennesseans. who have latev y.
al Washington. declares that The III
ture OF that State will not ratiiy 49,
stitutional amendment. L
The Ways and Means Commit
agreed 10 report 10 favor OF a ,a-f
cents per pound on common woos ! /.
aud y cents on finer grades, viii I
cent. al raiOreDl additional on The y,
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4 German Punch OF Ire Situation.

in Austria anG Prussia IS there : really
no Just case for a conflict. the popular ex-
element has by 10 means The fever heat.
and the Nichna fitgr0. sort o. PuncL
chops logic 10 tiue sty.e 10 contemplating
the position. II saws that. logically SPEAK
inc, the situation Of affairs j. the best that
can be imagined-for Austria and Prussia
are face 70 face. They cannot attack eacA
other, because they abhor aggression.
They cannot defend themselves, because
nobody attacks them. They cannot com
mence war. because there is no c1SS.ts 5eN4
They cannot make peace. because there
have been no hostllities. They cannot con-
clude al armistice, because 10 conflict has
Yet commenced They cannot disarm. be-
cause. according 20 their own account, they
have not armed. Neither can they negOt.-
ate, for diplomatic communications have
come 10 an end. They cannot recommence
negotiations. because these have not been
officially broken of. Therefore. Austria aud
Prussia can neither attack each other. nor
defend themselves, nor 90 10 war. nor
make peace, nor conclude an armistice nor
commence hOstilities, nor disarm. nor ne
gOtiate. Austria and Prusss are reduced
10 lnacti0n, therefore the present situation
cannot be modified. But what cannot be
modified cannot be ameliOrated. and what
cannot be ameliOrated must be the best
possible; therefore the present situation il
the best qUOd erat dem0nSfrdHau4a.
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DIRECTORS ELECTED. AT the III
meeting OF Tie stockholders OF tbe Chlaz
Detroit Canada Grand Trunk Juhcl
Railroad Company held TODAY, The iolF
iDg gentlemen were elected Direc,on
the ensuing year John w. Brooks, San.
G. Ward, Boston; Charles 6. B14a
James Ferrie-, William Nelson. Mol,n
Lewis Mofatt. Toronto; and Roher }
Ciellaud. Detroit,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

TIE PENINsuLAE CoURIER.-This abe
Republican weekly, published at Ann Ar
DOT by Dr. A. ". Chase, comes 10 us much
enlarged, AMI IL q quar;o form. II Is one
Of the ablest Republican papers IL he
state, Is edited wiki abn-ty, and lis typo
graphical appearance : uuexcep,ioEatle.
Though Ann Arbor has several other week
lies, The Courier proves itself q Tecuaiary
success against home competition, and The
rivalry Of tie nelghborDs Detro., papers.
It's name s changed 70 The 'PeumSular
Courier ant Fam,ly IlNtatt" Il Is de-
serving Of The confidence and support Of
the Republicans OF Washteuaw county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

Political MANUAL-Hon. Edward Nc
PhersoD. Clerk Of the House Of Represen-
tatiyes OF the I. :. has in press a Political
Manual for 1866, beginning with President
Johnsons accession. April IS. 1865. and
extending 20 tie close OF The present
session Of Congress Among is table Of
contents, are:
Present Johnson's Orosrs and Frecismstiors. on
Reconfiructon. Amnesty Habess Corpus, Peace ths
FreedHen, ~ ckale Natal Law, he Fensn lnvs-
sion &c
President : hlsons Prlncipsl Interviews and
Speecnes
President Johnson Veto Message WIKI tie BILE
vetoed. az tie Votes Ia Congress thereon.
Action o. the Conventions aad legislatures q tie
Rtey InsurrectonErv states showing Tie process q
Re-orgsuizEton and tie steps taken therein.
Tie recent legislation q essh u said states re
spestne Freedmen. and tie orders = Commanding
Ofiiosrs relative thereto.
vstef II Congress- On Political Resolutions. o. Test
Oath. HAbeAs Corpus, Debt, tie Presidents Policy
Punishment q TreaEon tie Elective Frsnchife, *,
&c
Votes il Congress % Political Bills % Suffrage Il
The District & Columbia &c, &C.
The various Propositions reported by he JOINT
Committee en- RecorEtructi0E, sn1 - the Votes
thereon
Construction u tie United States. "a correct copy
rom tie original .nstrumeri) with the Anil-SAvery
Amendment
Terms n Lees Surrender and the Sherua, John
ston Agreement. General Grants Orders. Political
Platforms Llsts q senators and representatives. &c
&c
Tie work viii contain 100 PIP, yo.,
double columns. Price in paper cover, IS
cents. in cloth 81 Sent free, on receipt Of
price Orders for the work viii be filed in
the order in which they are received. Il
viii lie valuable book for reference.
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The NEW YORK HERALD on TN a.
NENT-The New York Herald prolss~
be entirely satisfied with the Conp-sa I
scheme OF reconstruction. as ernbns1
Constitutional amendments. II az
Congress has given the Republics, :
powerful platform for The appv,S
fall elections. - II describes the smet ~
thus:
This amendment provideihat alma,
born or naturallZed IN the United -
OF all c0iors, except Indians no. ,s,.
are citizens thereof and Of the S;s.
which they i've. aud shall have eou, !
lection under the laws; that The h..
representation 10 Congress shall be rpr-
Ell according 10 the restrictions wha
States may severally impose up0u the,.
Of suffrage; that a large schedule OF =.
shall be eXcluded from the Federal a
hereafter subject 10 admission 10 each !
by twO-tnlrls vote OF each house ofn
gress. that the national debt and sot.
pensions aud bOuntles shall he bed m
axe. and that the debt OF the neas.lr
OF any rebellion, and all claims .or q,
OF slaves shall ne everywhere and cr-
repuciated. All these things are 10
amendment. which the State Leg..s;r
viii be called upon 10 ratiiy, and Do q.
nat rerv proI0suoq rlA meet NeaCr
~ a. htat grsaf toiy OF ne .eoDis y
carried the government irumr1lr
through The fearful ordeal OF ne I.
Southern rebellion.
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The Copperhead State Comrlss
Kansas have
HesOired. That We distincig repulx
all ldea OF permitting any longer or psr
organization 10 become IN any say q
seryient 10 the political OF persons q
tune OF any man or set Of mea o1stt
the party, and uDOn the principle hsr y
forth. our action as party shOald h .ss.
whether victory or defeat be the rsstE
The meaning of which is tia; ris.z
johnson mus, either join the C0pls-s4
party or pay tie Copper eads fgr ~
support by giving them Offices. We as
see that The demand il unreasonable.
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Head Centre Stephens.
His speech in Washington on Thur
day-PIain Talk 10 the Fenfan SEN

The speech made by Stephens. The Irish
Head Centre, al Washington. or Thursday
evening, Was very meagre as transmitted
by telegraph. The full text contained the
following important declarations: i say.
and. mark the import Of my words, that all
lrlthmeD. he they whom they NAV, who are
throwing obstacles q the WY OF our cOln-
try Liberation, are traitors and are this
hour abhorred. despised and execraied by
the men IN Ireland, and they dare not, for
their lives, place a foot on the soil over
which the green flag should now IN TIL
umph be waving. The men who now pro-
pose 10 sell the Irish vote OF this country 10
political demagOgues are traitors, and
here denOuDce them by name: Roberts,
General Sweeny. and the whole set called
the Senate. II Is time 10 speak out IN PLAIN
language anu ! viii do IL now, hereafter
and forever. by voice aud through the
means OF the press. ! say they are traitors
10 the cause Of Ireland, and lei them be so
looked upon by not only lrshmen. but
al Americans VITO sympathlze with strug-
Cling ireemen. Again | thank You. my
cOuntrymen. Tor The compliment YOU have
PAID lie ID listening 50 patiently, out again
ask YOU 10 neeu NY a-mOnlilOn. 10 be lis
t-us,iul OF the Senate party. he heroes Of
Campo BeliO ana Canada. auu may soon
have 10 add Mexico
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

AICHiGAS CENIRAL-ELEcIlOS.-A
annual meeting Of the Michigan Cen
Railroad Company shareholders led ?
forenoon. tie following officers were esl
Tor tie ensuing year. J. W Brooks ~
Forbes. K. X. Fortes, sidney Bar;leii ,
thanlel Thayer. Boston Erast1s Cc--
Albany. Il. p. williamson, George z. =
man New York and James 7. JlJ 2
troll.
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CHOLERA e reported 20 have disappeared
n tie hospital ships al New York. There
are few cases 2 the city. and one death
Of ayouug .ady al Troy, y. 7. : reported.
Tie state If ire disease 5 very favorable
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4 QUESTION ANSWERED A Corpeia.
exchange propounds the following 81
for radlca. Congressman:
How long, according 10 =. LIE +,
L take 70 reconstruct the Prcd.gal 20
Tnt.l his rations we're REDUCED 20 shl1
arl be came home hungry, ragged 81.
pentant, crying, Father, ! have -.
against Heaven AMI in thy sight. an
no more worthy 20 he called Thy SCI
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Tie Wool growers Of Genesee county have
formed az organization for the purpose o.
protecting ana advancing Their interests.
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- Ex-Goy. Andrews u Mass. Is TO le-
liver he address al the Vermont state Fair.
which = 10 re held II Ba,tletoro in Sep
emher
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Judge Thomas. a. the Virginia -
Court, was recently indicted by ine I = =,
states Grand jury. for refusing 70 -
he testimony 0f colorei wituesses.ln II
w1ere colore1 men were r0i co,e...'--
Ills ground q. refusal was that 6e ID -.
governed hy state and not Jaiiei -
avs
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x >.x,y-twO and q half cents per
pound was paid f0r wool a. Muir -ast sat
lrday.
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- Gov. Grape los. $40. 600 by the
burning Of one Of lis saw mills AZ Flint, on
the 18th inst
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- Fi1ty-fve tons Of mail matter is sent
out Of New York daily.
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GOLD was quoted 10 New YORK o :
and in Detroit on Tuesday at 81 soios'
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ze- The population ofLondon, England.
is 3,O54S4O.
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that in all pro ability, II call were made It would
onn sh the deposits more than the call would bring
made that could be made to procure that ASSISTANCE
which was needed but 4 was not to be had He
painful a statement, but It was a correct one
(cLeersh-a hay ng made t, he would leave further
e. plsnatlon to the lquidao.s 8. loud aud prolonged
Mr. Lucas moved he following resolution .-"That
It has been proved to the satisfaction Of his meeting
that Overend, Quincy Il Co. tlimitedl cannot, by
reason of their liabilities, continue their business,
and that II is advisab TO Wind no the same volun
tariy under the supervision OF the court and that
hquidators"
Mr L. W. ence advocated voluntary winding.up
Mr.. HI are, IN secondng the notion regretted the
mismanagement which had brought about such
state Of aaIs but at the same time he was sorry 10
see his old friends 4 be firm) such posliion-they
who were ever ready TO give helping hand to those
VIII, who wantedit Cheers Ttere was no use going
into bygones, or trying TO hit upon weak point
looked 10.
to report upon the question of the resuscItation of
the company Said that no doubt very large rodt
and yesy mSSni}cent business had been carried
on, and he believed that although some OF the pres.
nge Of the company was gone such a business
The majonty of the depositors, however, were
against the resuscitatiOn of the company.
Mr.. osborne spoke in favor OF speedy realization
OF the assets, and the issue of certificates of in
det tedness which would be transferable and nego.
Mr. sparkle asked whether it was tue that certifn
Gates of Indebtedness would be issued to the de-
posltOIs.
A gentleman connected with the liquidation said
that the machinery was already In motlon tor
issuing these certificates. Hear, hearl If the reso-
luton adopting q voluntary liquidation were passed
the creditors or deposit ors would be communicated
with and, II they agreed TO receive certificates, they
would be sent them the of q few posts Ior
the amount OF their debts with interest to the 10th of
May, and their CLAIMS would be registered for that
an cunt. (Applause.)
Mr. Grizelle was in favor of carrying on the busi-
ness at the same time that the Liquidation was being
proceeded wiih If that were done the creditors
would have their share in the gnicent OF
424O 600 year. and in ten years would receive ther
tweI ty shilliDgs IN the pound. 0verend, GurneY &
Co. were still worthy OF the confidence of their credi
tors. lHeer, hear.)
A shaI eho der fiom Nor'olk said that Gurney's
Bank at Norwich stood as high in the estimation
OF the public as any banking concern could.
Mr.. GTIzelle said that If the creditors were aware
OF the number of letters which country banke IS
wrote asking the committee to take up the question
of continuing the business, 1t weud convince them
that they ere doing rational work in nresuscitatng
the conc rn. Htar, hear)
The resolution was put and carried unanimously
A committee to whom the hquldators are to re-
port was appointed, and a vote of thanxs TO the
c. Uman c. osed the proceedings.
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THIRD EDITION
THELATEST NEWS
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SENTENCE OF AN OHIO MURDERER
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Bank Robbery at Baltimore.
A HEAVY SWINDLING OPERA
TION IN CANADA.
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Fenian Indemnity Case i'm the
Canadian Parliament.
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NATIONAL SAENGERFEST.
Constitutional Amendment.
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Etc, ETC.. ETC.. etc.. Etc.. Etc, Fec.
Fenian Indemnity Case i'm the
Canadian Parliament.
NATIONAL SAENGERFEsT.
Constitutional Amendment.
Etc. ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. Ese.
From Havana and Mexico.

New YORK, June 27.--The steamer Moro Caste
brings Havana dates of June 23. The reported
success of the revolution In San Domingo, and
the flight OF Baez to st. Thomas, is confirmed.
Mercantile affairs in Jamaica are suffering a
monetary crisis, due to the impending war in
Europe and the failures in England.
Twelve hundred Hdissedents under Azna had
been repulsed and dispersed from Tresnillo.
The same troops had also been routed by a
French column from Durango.
The Estdfehe says the fate of the empire de-
pends upon the success of the Departments of
War and the Treasury in establishing national
army; but whilst the empire has neither men
nor money! its situation is precarious and endan-
gered. In Mexico, Puebla, and Quereratero the
Emperor had ordered draft. Don Salvador
Lama, Marquis di Mariannao, died on the 22d
instant
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A WALK ACROSS EUROPE By A BoY,-A feat OF
courage and perseverance has Just been accom-
plished by French boy OF thirteen. Three
months ago, dissatisfied with his treatment by
an uncle IN Paris, he started from the capital
with sixty francs in his pockets, to go to his
mother, who is married TO a second husband, a
French workman in the employo of the Shah at
Teheran. With the aid of a map and guide-book
he tram ped across Europe, receiving such hos
pltality by the way that, on reaching CONSTANT
nople he had still nearly half his francs rem ain
Tag. After a short rest in Pera, he crossed the
Bosphorus, on. his way TO Persia, hut a little
beyond Scutari was stopped by some Turkish
policemen and brought back till an Interpreter
was found His story being thus learned, be
was passed over to Pera and placed in charge OF
the French Consul, in whose custody he nQWi IS,
unable to understand why he should be lnte;-
fered WITH apd angriy impatient 70 pursue his
Journey .,'.,.,lafgo. Yi. fa.nIt.
CLEAR OF JURY DUTY,-ln sixteen OF the
counties of England there are places where the
inhabitants are exempt from serving on lur'es
by prescription, or by some charters grant or
writ Among these places ~ mare-ASSDridgee'
Berkhampsteai, BurtonIupop-r Trent, Bury 81
Edmond's. Derby Except OF the Assizes),
Henlev.on. Thames, Ipswich, Loyestott, Nant-
Wicb. Richmond fYOrkshire), ;, Salisbury, Sutton
COle2eld eieht Of the "hundredsr OF Sussex
and Wymondhen.. These exemptions some
times cause much Inconvenience
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ytttes eeven despatch boats, seven transports and
four vessels used Tor ortowing-malung on the whole
one hundred and three sail
II ts wonderful v ith what avidity Europeans are
now devouTlDg this spec es Of reading, and eagorly
comparing the re atIve powers and nstrum snts Of
destruction possessed by eacI nation. There is
another work of this nature called Military Consti-
tuition and Power of France and Eng and Com
pared" by Colone Martin of the FrencA armv, IN
which the author arrives at conc usioDs far from
soothing OF hatttr'ng to the British service. He
ves the decided efererce upon every point to the
FTeI ch system, both as 10 its efficiency and ITS
nomy, to say nothing Of the vast superiority of It's
numbers Hoaever, should England be dragged
into the war-and no one be loves that she will be
able TO keep out of it-she will give France no op-
portunity OF testing this opinion Of Colonel Martin
by means of q collision between the two armies
A singular statement has just been made to the
Spanish Cortes by Marshal O'Oonnel, President of
the Council that probably the year would not pass
by without Spain being called upon to defend her
own property" whether he said this in auticipa-
tion OF Spain being SO involved in the general Eu-
ropean war, or whether he meant TO speak only of
the colonies OF Spaln does not yet appear clearly
The Steele thinks he means Cuba, and believes that
the United States about to take part with the
South American Republics, and thon invade the
Queen of the Antilles Whether or not he has good
reason for this apprehension, You in ew York can
tell better than can,-N. Y. Daily NeO s.
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important VIII Case.
Ex- PRESIDENT TYLER's WIFE ThE PLAINTIFF VS..
DAVID L. GARDINER AND OTHERS.

EX- PRESIDENT TYLER's WIFE ThE PLAINTIFF VS..
DAVID L. GARDINER AND OTHERS.
Several months ago the will of Juliana Gardiner,
the mother of Mrs. julia g. Tyler wife of ex-Presl-
dent Tyler, was offered tor probate IN the SurIo'
ga 'e's Court OF Richmond county. The will be-
QueaIhed the bulk the property of the estate to
M Tyler. The admission Of the will to probate
was contested by David Gardiner, the brotaer OF
Mrs Tyler, on the around that the |lll was made by
The Surrogate put Mrs. Tyler 10 proof to sustain
the will, and finally decided the document as not
suti Gent the last will and tesamen OF hrs Car
oil ell. On this decision Mrs Tyler took the Gaze on
All cal to he Supreme Court in Richmond county,
the decree of the Surrogate. and RENTED the case
with directions to admit the Will to PROBATE. 10
a s cecr;Od 20 Tho gansra Perm of the
Court held IN the city of Poughkeepsie IN the latter
part OF May last, when the action Of Judge Gilbert
was sustained in the following
OPINION OF THE COURT
This Is a case OF appeal from sentence or decree OF
the surrogate OF the county of Richmond bearing date
ae ~ 9Sh GSy 81 e as VIII AND ss@ent OF %
aldineT, deceased BIZ which said sentence or decree
certain INSTRUMENT in writing bearing dS!e the di6 fSy t
OF oa 9hS b at will Snd Of T lana
Cal diner, deceased, not executed and atested In
RS Of ss Ss anG S and
the s9o IN Is of 1u he ans said % lana
Gardiner, deceased. Now, on hearing Mr. NJ. EyarIs
Rd TTsT and ae9 Gr aR
Of counsel for the rssDSnden Day DAVID T. & SsSae SaS
res pondent Henry Beekman II is ordered aud ADJ
and decreed by this that the said sentence OF
decree of the said Surrogate so appealed from, and
each and every adjudication therein contained, and
every part thereof Is erroneous illegal ana imptoper
and he said tence Decree and each and every part
thereof is hereby reversed anhued andset asine ana
held tor nauRht Is further ordered and adudRed
and decreed that the said instrument in wrtIng bear
jnp date the 4ih day of October. 1854 was In all re-
specs executed and attesLed In the manner prescribed
by law for the execution and attestatlon OF last Wills
and testamens that the Is in all respects valid
and edectual as and fo the last viii and testament
Of JuIana Gardner, deceased. And 1t IS further
ordered that record and proceedings 10 this cause
he and the same hereby remltted TO the SuIrogaB VI
of he county of Richmond and that the said Surrogate
do forthwith admit the said instrument IN wtt9s sn 10
probate as and the last will and testameni o
iana Gardiner and record the same as the iast VII.
ano Testament real and personal pToperty, HnI
ex ceutor m said viii named And II s igr69ef M @
eeednss m this case in the Surrogates Court ana we
costs and the expenses Of he aPpe"td do ne pAS IL
SO shed by the respondent DaVlg - h,ded A. ~ ~
is further ordered that the sun or one 40 s
Alan AZ n'iV ~ ttena OF SAID infant. Enter In Richmond
cOunty.-M n Hefald' 80 1lti Ht INf.ln