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FOuud Drowned.

Fort HAMILTON, N. Y, May 2S-Justice Bennet
to-day held an inquest on the body of man found
on the beach. The body had no clothing, with the
exception of a white shirt. 1t had apparently been
in the water about two months. An inquest was
also held on the body of woman with long brown
hair, linen chemise quilted skirt, brown sack, with
black border, and woollen socks. The body was en-
closed in a sack.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,-The summer season
will be inaugurated this evening by the talented and
brilliant little actress Miss Lotta, who will appear
in three of her best characters-frst. as Andy Blake
in the beautiful drama of that name; then as Jenny
Leatherlungs in the musical extravaganza of Jenny
Lind, and as Nan, the Good for Nothing" She
will appear in several songs and dances. and fine
opportunity will thus be Oorded to see this versatile
actress to the best advantage. An excellent COM
pany has been engaged to support her, including Mr.
Bishop, Mr.. Hall, &c.
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The Erie Railroad.

New YORK. May 29.-The Commercial says that the
reports of under issue of Erie stock rests on very
slender foundation. The fact apparently is that the
meeting of directors called for tomorrow to consider
proposals for new loan to enable the company to
meet its accrung liabilities We also hear that it is
stated that the director who previously lent to the
company, and holds l4OOO shares of its stock as
collateral is prepared to advance the amount re-
uured whatever that may be-
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From gSOston-

BOsTOY, May 2S.-The Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, No. 4, of Boston, making arrangements to
attend the opening of the Industrial Exhibition at
Paris, accompanied by their steam fire engine.
A public meeting has been called in Faneuil Hail.
for Thursday noon, in reference to reconstruction
Governor Bullock will preside, and General Hawley
Of Connecticut; Hon. Samuel Mckee, Of Kentucky,
and Hon. VIM. B. Stokes, of Tennessee are expected
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1t is not overstatng the fact to say that the most
remarkable success of any mechanical invention of
modern times has been attained by the Grover Ba-
ker Sewing Machine. While the proprietors of this
noble instrument appreciate the merits of other
chimes in the market they cannot butfee just pride
in the laurels with which their machines, and the
1oor6 ohich they execute, crowned wherever they
are exhibited for competition. Other machines are
wbcb s TO eagrv off % bo na
having taken upwards of thirty first prizes at State
and County fairs. ap7-lyeolstp
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Latest Miracle of the Age

instantaneous Photographs made in your parlors,
day or night without any chemicals or apparatus. -.
Convince yourself of the fact. q" The Invisible, " "
in packages, for sale, wholesale, TOR S3o per lUO
packages.
Single packages so cents.
Country orders forwarded by mail prepaid.
The largest and best assortment Of Albums at Uhole
sale prices.
J. III WALzL,
Photographic Stock and Album Depot,
my5-1m1stp S. Z. cor. Holiday and Fayette sts.
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Burning of a COTTON steamer.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 29.-The steamer Oak, from
Hawkinsville for Savannah. was burned last night,
near Wilmington Island, with five hundred and
twenty bales of cotton. Nine lives lost.
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~ miNTTEEEsTXG TO t1a Treasurer

INTERESTING TO DEPoSITARIEs-The Treasurer of
the United states holds as security for deposits win
amount of certificates of Indebtedness, portion of
which mature prior to August u, 1866, upon which
in pursuance of recent notice given by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, interest will cease on tho 3lst
instant. Banks which have such certificates on de-
post will therefore take notice that interest
on the Slst instant and, they desire to realize on
these certificates, without loss ofinterest should be-
fore that time deposit in their stead other United
States securities to a like amount.
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EDITORIAL TRIALS IN UTAH.-The GENTLE editor
Of the Eninn Htahl Le1ette fms relatna nne of hia

EDITORIAL TRIALS IN UTAH.-The Gentle editor
Of the Union Utah) Fedette thus relates one of his
many trials in the city of the Saints:
Yesterday forenoon, as We were walking ND Main
street. in front of the Salt Lake House. we saw
friend OF ours struggling with person unknown
to us, when rushed along to see what the mat
ter out had advanced only few steps when we were
seized by several individuals, who remarked that we
could Roc have all the fight we wanted" but our
forces being somewhat demoralized on account of
doube-sized person having hold of each arm, we
didn't fight: The next movement to go through
our pockets from which movement, together with
the interesting physiognomy of the fellow who was
performing the operation led US to believe that we
were III the hands of rather bunging pickpocket
but we were agreeaby surprised to find that we had
lost nothing except our pistol. We were next con-
Quoted to the august presence Of Alderman Clinton
when We diScovered-that we were arrested on the
charge Of resisting police officer but friend com
ing up and going security for u.s. were ct at lib
erty for future trial. When this comes off we will
give further particulars
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HOG CHoLERA-CoAL FOR CURE.-A Western farm
er SAYS: He is convinced that bituminous coal is
sure preventive of hog cholera. He has four hogs
that will average 800 pounds live weight each and
now about seven months old some three months
since he began to feed them daily with coal. and to
determine the amount consumed, weighed it. For
the first twenty days they consumed IA pounds each
during the past month he has resumed weighing
again, and finds that they eat two pounds each. He
thinks this daily feeding keeps them in more
healthy condition. They have desire to root like
other hogs this coal supplies what they would get
from the soil. He also contends that the cutting of
the snouts to prevent roofing is barbarous. positive
destruction of the health of the porker. The
hog does not root simply for the fun of the
thing, but to supply want of the system, and as
coal answer the purpose, he ceases root and lies
down in lazy quiet. When the coal has been omitted
turned"
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Reported for Daily Commeroi,l7

Circuit Court for Bahin.ore Countg~Hon. b. c. II,
Emory, Judge; Jn9 I. EpsCr, Esq, States Attorney
Justice Irwin; reported yesterday; Judgment af-
hrmed Robert W. Daugherty, Esq, for appellant;
a. H. h. Boarman, Esq, for appellee.
state VS.. Marian Carter. A jury sworn in this
case who returned a verdict that she was a lunatic
and pauper, and the Court passed order direct-
ing her to be semitic the Almshouse.
State vs.. Jonas Classon, indicted for laceny-tyyo
cases. The defendant arranged and he pleaded
not guilty.
cases. The defendant arragned and he pIeadeS
guilty in one case, and not guilty in the other.
State VS.. Joseph Davis, alias Holiday, colored. in
he pleaded not guilty. 1N
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The Case Of ISllam i0uFn
mon Of the EpGial0ture.

NASHVILLE. May 2S.-The case of Isham Hender-
son resumed to-day. The defense introduced
forty-three depositions of prominent citizens of
Wheeling, Virginia, as to the reputation for truth
and veracty Of William Mckay Hoge Thrty-two
Of the deponeuts agreed that his reputation bad
and nearly all testified that they would not believe
him under oath. Eleven testified that his reputation
was that Of felon.
NnNarnher 9Th
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Afhertor.s Cherry EorisaF

is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Colic Diarrhea
Dyscntery, Indigestion, and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain, but re-
the cause. and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by A. T. Atherton & Co.,
Lowell. Mass. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eo1y
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Fire at saratOsa-Congress Hall Hotel
DESTROYED.

SARATOGA, May "a fire was discovered in the
north wing of Congress Hall at o'clock this
morning, and the whole building destroyed.
Loss $200.000 Some of the furniture saved. The
hotel was to have been opened on Wednesday. No
other hotels were burned.
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COMPLETE CLoTHING HoUsE.-We' take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros.
& Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock Of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice Of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits and deal on the
square with everybody.
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ANNAHOLIs. Nav % 1ee

Court Of Appeals Of MuryLand-ApriE Term 1ss.
No 2l Applegarth Orem vs.. Russell; apnesi eoi
from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city fbis
cause was argued and conclued by VIM. s, Watarss s
for the appellants, and ?. Mclaughlin for the ans
peee. 0 ap-
- No. 2, Hardesty VS.. Knox ct all appeal from N.
the appellant, "-'-'"NA9 'VS
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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH Boar RACE IN ENGLAND
The preliminary arrangements for the boat race be-
and Henry Kelly, the champion of the Thames, were
settled on the 18th instant is agreed that the race
shall take place in the second week in July on some
river in England to be chosen by Haml before that
time. The conditions are that there shall be two
races, one to be rowed five miles straight in one day,
and the second race to be rowed on the following
two and half miles out, round buoy, and two and
half miles back again. The stakes are s25O side
for each race, making S1.000 in the aggregate The
land. He is now staying at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
where, it is believed the races Will be roMed.
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SWEET OPoPoYAx

Sweet Opoponax, new Perfume from Mexico.
E. 7. Smith & Cos Fashionable Perfume
Tho most Elegant and Essential
Personal Requisite
for LADY,
Extract of Sweet Opoponax!
The Floral Gem of Mexico!
Nature could not produce richer Gem or choicer
Perfume.
E. 7. SMITH i Co., New York.
El Correo states the best Extract ever made
myl6-wcd5t A.CRoYEAU, III Baltimore at.
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Running of a WESTERN steamer.

ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-The steamer Leonora, bound
from Benton. was burned below Junction City, on
the upper Missouri, four days since. The loss
amounted to SIS 00O on which there is insurance
of S15.0CO The cargo, which was valuable, was in
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Watches,
1866.
IS66.

1856. HatcneS. ISOOs
A SPLENDID SToCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment Of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iowelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutlery Clocks, Opera Glasses.
Spestacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public are invited to call and examine stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street. opposite the
mh5-lgtptf Fountain Hotel,
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sgassachusetts Eegislature.

BOSTON, May 29.-The Legislature finished its
business to-day, and will adjourn tomorrow.
all the church bells of this city were toled by tee-
graph this afternoon. striking eighty times for the
death of General Scott
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d EM0U AT,

Warren's Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof, Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Uneaualled for Durability. Security, and Economy.
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section Of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON Co.,
d2T-6m2p South street.
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From IOufsviIIa

LOUISVILLE. May %.-Baker. the associate and
uncle Of Terrell the murderer, was killed. and not
captured, ss was reported yesterday.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye! !-BACHELoR's HAIR
Dye is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h -harmless-instantaneous and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold BY all Druggists. The gsnu-
inc is signed, W. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street,
New York. fel-d&w1y
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FOR BREAKFAST.

FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER.
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market-man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
m7-1mlstp I2O WEST STREET. NEW YORK.
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Col%ate,s Aromatic vegetable soau.

COIgate's ArOnntic Vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Giycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrvallei. For sale by all drug
gists. fe9-dEwly
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Business Cards,
LITTER HEADINGS,

LETTER HEADINGS.
CHECKS, DRAFTS, &c., &c,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style,
and with despatch. by
DEMPSEY i O'TOOLE,
ENGRAvERs,
ap2O-tf1Stp cor Charles and Lexington.
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ACCIDENTS {!


ACCIDENTS!
THE OLD PIONEER
ACCIDENT LNSUR SCE COMPANY
THE TRAVELLERS
HARTFORD, CONN.
Net Cash Assets, priE L, $634, ,s7O.2s.
INSURES AGAINST
Accidents from Runaway Horses,
Accidents from Machinery,
Assaults By Burglars ana! Robbers,
Sprained AnkIes and Broken Limbs,
Explosions, Collisions,
Burning and Browning.
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
BS-POlicies of any amount from $500 to $4,000 in
fatal accident, 50 $50 weekly compensation
in case of disabling bodily injury, and from one
month TO five years time at small premiums.
OLDE.T AND BEST ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY EXTANC.
}. g. PATTERSON, President
RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary.
THOMAS G. MCGUIRE,
State Agent
W. 3. L0UNSBURY,
Associate Agent,
No. 6 North Calvert street.
myl6-eolmlstp Baltimore Nd.
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WEST POINT, May 29-Lieut Gen. Scott died at
minutes past II o'clock to-day.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WEST POTNT, May 29.-General Scott died at five
minutes past II o'clock this morning. He was out
on Saturday afternoon, and then showed no signs
of i'll health. On Sunday he began failing quite fast,
though none Of his physicians expected he would
expire at such early day. He was perfectly con-
scious up to the moment of his DEATH though he had
lost his voice some two hours previous, He recog-
nized the Chaplain of the post ten minutes before he
died, and clasped his hand in silence.
The Secretary of War received yesterday after
noon the following despatch from General Cullum,
giving particulars of the death of Lieutenant Cen
eral Scott:
WEST PoNT, y. ".
May Goth, 1866.
Hon. Eitcin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
With heartfelt sorrow have to announce 10 you
the death of Lieutenant General Scott at ll05 this
morning. He expired without a struggle and con-
scous to the last have suspended all duties at the
Academy in consequence of the melancholy event.
and detained a guard of honor composed of officers
of the highest rank, to watch over his mortal re-
mains.
Please communicate to me any orders you may
wish to give. GEO. W. CULLUH,
Brevet Major General L. s. 4.
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Breyet Major Gen
EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCEMENT.
ExECuTTyF MANSION,

EAECUIIhE ANNOUNCEMENF
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
May 29th, 1855.
The President, with profound sorrow, announces
to the people of the United States the death of
WINFIELD SCorT the late Lieutenant General Of the
army
On the day which may be appointed for his fuDer
al the several Executive Departments Of the Gov
eminent will be closed. The heads of the War aaa
Navy Departments will respectively give orders for
the payment of the appropriate honors to the mem
DRY of the deceased ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Presbyterian 20. S. Assembly.
ST. LOUIS. May 2S.-The appeal and complaints of
Robert j. Breckenridge and others againstthe Synod
of Kentucky, have been before the Old School As
sembly to-day But little progress was made, the
time being mainly occupied in deciding who are the
real parties in the case. effort having been made
to couple the complaint of Mr.. McMlen against the
same Synod with that Of Mr.. Breckenridge.
1t was finally determined that Mr.. Breckenridge
and his associates we're the proper compainants, and
the Synod of Kentucky the defendants.
Mr.. Breckenridge made a strong speech against this
decision, he wishing to reach the Presbytery and
sigRors of the declaration by testimony, and not cut
them of by resolution. Ee objected to take back all
these rebels.
The following are the names Of those appointed By
the Assemblies on the Reunion Committee:
Old School.-DoctorS krebs. of n ew York; Beatty,
of Steubenvie. Ohio; Baclus, of Baltimore; Gurley,
of Washington; Monfort, of Cincinnati; Howard, of
Pittsburg; Shenck, of Philadelphia; Reed. of New
Jersey; Brown, of Chicago; Elders Ray, Of Indian
spoIis; Mcknight. Of Pittsburg Galloway, of Ohio;
Clarke, of Detroit; Strong, of St. LOuis and Beatty.
of Kentucky.
New School-Doctors Brainerd of Philadelphia;
Adams and Hatfield. of New ork; Stearns, of New
ark, New Jersey; Fowler Of Utica, New York; Shaw,
of Rochester; Hitchcock. of Hudson, Ohio; Patter
son, of Chicago; Nelson Of St. Louis; Elders Lam
bert, of New York. Williams, of Pttsburg; Allison,
of Philadelphia; Handy, of CleVeland Steele, of
Dayton; Brown. of Chicago.
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New YORK, May 29.-The steamer Persia, from
Liverpool the 18th, arrived this evening at half
past seven o'clock
LIVERPOOL, May IA Trieste despatch says: The
naval authorities have refused to grant clean bill
of health to the vessels intended to convey voun-
teers to Mexico. and without no ship is allowed to
leave the harbor
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JACKSON WGLERNn,

Z n TT tt II IV = y . y I TT
WINE-STy BET, CHARLES AND LIGHT.STS,
(Rear of Light Street church,
myG0-3mlstp BALTIMORE, MD.
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LONDON, May 17.-Consols closed at S73z@8715 U.
5: 5-2O's closed at 66@66A. Bullion in the Bank of
England has decreased $4,000 and the issue of notes
has decreased 81 100000.
The Bank act has not been resorted to for the ex-
traordinary powers granted by the Government.
Confidence in commercial and financial circles con-
tnues to recover but there are continued rumOrs of
heavy SUSPENSIONS at Iiyernnnl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-23

mentation throughout-very difficult as much of
it is-was exceedingly well rendered.
For the 6rst performance of so fine work,
The Stdr Of the North was great success, and
the announcement of its repetition tomorrow
evening should be hailed with delight by all
true lovers OF the great and the beautiful in art
This evening Verdps grand opera of Erndni
will be the attraction, with Pooh, Mazzoleni.
Bellini, and Antonucci in the principal roles-a
splendid cast, the best perhaps the opera has
ever had in this city.
p. Sowing to the severe hoarseness of Sig.
Bellini, which absolutely requires days rest
for him, the management is obliged to substi-
tute for Erndni Donizetti's beautiful opera of
LucTezad Borgid, which will be produced with a
powerful cast, including Pooh, Natali-Testa.
Mazzoleni, and Antonucci, with Fossatti, Testa,
Dubreuil, ETC., in the minor parts. Tomorrow,
second and last time OF The Star of he NORTH
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STATE OF THE NATION.

Important Revelations III True-Start-
ling Stories-HOw the President is to
be Impeached, How DepOsed, and Who
10 to succeed Him-Mr. StantOn's Re-
s,anattOn to Follow the Completion of
HIS Report-How the Regular Army
vacancies were Filled without Presi-
dent JohnsOn's KnOwledge-The Gov
ernment not to Interfere In the Balti-
more Troubles.
Eron, the NeU York Herald OF To day.
WAsH1SGroN October 20. - When President
Johnson was on his late trip in the West,
limited States Senator and two Major-Generals
Of the army, who belonged to his party, were
annroached at Indianapolis by prominent con.
seryatiye Republican who had been colonel d elS OF
is now captain in the regular service, and who
made the following startling statement:-He
had been making speeches for the kepuDlcans
in Indiana in August lastl ana az NEE tme aeqnest tSt
State and made one or two conservative
speeches. o-..o,, p,o.ohor thot h;s
speeches were too tame; that the most radical
ri declal atious were wanted IN Missouri; that
tho 81 neonle must be told that the Republicans
bad pSecTded that the Rebels should not Vote;.
and that the State was to be carried Dy Iorce oi
AIMS if necessary. Governor Fletcner also tolu
hin, that he had thirty thousand muskets In the
State in loyal hands, and that they should De
,,saS iT necessary to carry the State. The In
diapian told Governor Fletcher that he was !.
Republican in principle, but did not approve Oh
nv i,dh measures and would not advocate them.
Cover or Fletcher thought him merely weaS-
Sneed. and answered him that he would come
into the harness after while.
iit few nights subsequently he was present on
invitation at secret meeting OF radical leaders
~ the Ilndell Hotel. About htty prominent
"od;nols q were present including Governor
Fletcher Of Mssoqri Governor 0glssGTy, T6ap or i Of
mos, IUis,;n an' The whole plan of the impeachment
Of the President was discussed, even to the ar ar
OF pg Wa,6DgtSn TIt9 an sr@eS aSS
a1Ioe 10Y 80 decide who should succeed johnson in
case case y President Foster, as his successor
SSoud not prove equally positive, and pliaole 10
Butler MOf!OG RO,er OF xai iqSana doFsd
otneis otsiol;na In courage and Morton was feared
as as being TOO ambitious tor the purposes oO OF
the consphators, General Grant, 1horsn wSs ISp was
| toned as too conservative; ana Sneruanv vtao waS
secuted as Copperhead. Finally SENATOR ,,;n
was decided upon, as possessin" more ssan..no