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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-05

COMMITTED TO Prison. Mr.. Hnyck.
President OF the Merchants National
Bank, charge with embezzlement,
being unable to furnish bail, has been
committed to prison
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Eate Earopean 1ntenixonce,

and twelve more deaths have occurred.
Late Earopean kntelligeIsce.
NEw1 SeRg, june sslFhe steamer Her
mann. which loft Southampton on tie 23d,
aud Maritton, with Liverpool datese Of the
I'D and Queenstown 2Sd, have arrived.
A Paris telegram to the London Post
Estates definitely that a conference has
aud Russia on one side, and Austria, Pms
sia afld Italy on the other side, to meet in
Paris. with NJ. Drouyn de rHuys as Presi-
dent. Tho London Herald says conferences
can do nothing and war is certain, without
eho combatants become exhausted under
the'burden Of its preparations. The Dres
den GtsciM Journal says it was to meet on
the 25th May, but Austria evihces a, iiisin-
chnatton to Participate; il she persists, she
will be represented pro TEN. by England
aud Russia. There Is no reiaxation. Of
military preparations, although there Is I
universal feeling Of . pacific solution OK
ahalrs. Prussia has deoreed that In tie
event OF war, the enemy's merchant ships
will not be liable to capture on the high
seas, provided similar rule is adopted by
the enemy. The Austrian comnlandant
has notified the Yenitians that any at
TEMPS to enlist i'm the Italian corps or the
encouragement of desertiou, will be dealt
with BY martial law. It is asserted that
Austria refused tie discuss any proposition
Tor the cession of venetia. The formation
"f volunteers into regiments commenced
on the 2lst. A Vienna despatch says the
treaty between Prussia aud italy is often
sive and defensive, and continues till the
end-of the present Year Prussian corps
are concentrated at Wiltzkererfut, Eeisse
and Giiserts, to prove that Prussia accepts
Che mediation OF the conference. The de-
= gartnre OF the Prince Royal and Prince
frederick Charles has been postponed
me report that All Austrian patrol has
crossed the Prussian frontier is denied by
the Austrian commander.
Observation-Disclosures, May 23.--The Eu-
ropean crisis is unchanged. The state
ment that all the powers assented to the
conference is premature, but Invitations
have been sent out
LIyERPooI., May o. Tile sales of cotton
during the last two days were 10, 600 1ales,
prices still declining. Sales to Spectators
and exporters 1900 bales Market weak
and prices nominal.
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Thc nIcnaphfs Rioss--RePort Of Cen.
StoneinRn.

In the House Of Representative
on Wednesday,, 9 communication was
received from tho Secretary of War,
transmitting reports, Of Maj. Gen.
Stoneman, datod the 18th and 1881,
of May, concerning tho recent riots
at Memphis, Tenn. We are not in
formed why Gen. Stoneman could
not giNh the facts IN one MS we'll as
two reports. In his report of the
18th he states the number OF negroes
killed to- be. twenty four, eight of
whom were discharged soldiers. IN
the report Of the 18th, he gives what
he considers the origin and cause of
the riots. The, substance of this
report Is telegrapaed to the Northern
papers by the Washington agent of
the Associated Press MS follows:
s'The Third Colofed Artillery is STD
toned in Memphis since its organi-
zation, and is under the best Of dis
clpline. Large numbers Of the men
had what they call families living in
South Memphis contiguous TO Sthe
fort In which the soldiers were sta
toned. These colored troops being
connected with the Provost Marshal's 5
office, were brought in contact with
the aw-breaking portion of the com
n1unity. The police, WHO are COM
posed principally of Irishmen, con
slider the negro their natural co,npc-
tltor and enemy, and many whites,
including some. of the police, have
been arrested by negro soldiers, anu,
LII both cases, tlIose arrested have
not unfrequelrtly been treated with
harshness altogether unnecessary.
These remarks Will indicate the state
OF feeling, IN which demagng1lcs and
office-seckers arc included. Gen.
Stoneman adds that the evidence be-
fore his commission shows that the
riot commenced by four negroes and
three policemen jostling each other
on tho sidewalk. An alteration oc
CURED. One OF the policemen struck
negro with a pistol. and in turn was
struck by q negro with a cane
.'The next day from fifty to seven
ty-five negro discharged soldiers col
lected together in an intoxicated con-
dition. The police arrested two Of
them, and on the way to the station
house were followed hy . crowd Of
| negroes, who used very Insulting
language and fred pistols in the air.
The police turned and fired on the
negroes. The latter returned the
/! fire. The citizens then gathered and
shot and beat every negro who came
in sight. The riot continued three
days, during which the houses OF
negroes in South Memphis were
burned. The rioters were composed
Of the police, fircmen and the rabhlr,
and negro haters in general, with q
sprinkling of Yankee hatcrs, III led
on and encouraged by demasogucs
and Office hunters, and most Of them
under the influence OF whiskcy. Ii
appears, also, in evidence before The
commission, that John Creighton.
Recorder Of the city, made spcccl,
to the rioters, in which ho said: we
are not prepared, b,a let us prepare
to clean every negro son OF Il b II
out of town. Very few paro,cd Con
federates were mixed up with the
rioters, the larger portion being
registered voters
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COMMERCIAL nND EINANCIAI..

HIN'lNNArI, June !. Corn lower, closing
at Gle. for mixed III elevator, and II il,
sacks. Oats firm, at 530l5Cc.; receipts worry
light. Whiskey unchanged in bond, 24hea
%. Mess pork in good demand sales OF
500 barrels, at s3I for new $3.50 for old.
Bulk meats unchanged. Cotton dull, at
:SGt33c-; no demand. Gold l:s9tGlI4O
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Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine

DARTIES who own any OF the above
L mentioned animals, are notified that
all Goats AMI Swine found running al iarsc
III the streets of Columbia on and after
tho Sth inst, will be seized by the police
and inpounded in the lot near the Guard
House. THEO. STARK, Mayor
Inn, E
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COngressiOnal.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Postmaster
General has sent a communication to til,
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0aarbesabIans IN sansbarsm eeLSs. y
~ SetaIOss perssn ansntseISn4 ssisnSss.
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attoriTrtes &dbttal i !! 81 ,000, 900
10000 Mctien,. ieoe All $50.

Die 6auptspefeber gefeHi9aft ITf,S grntauferiite
tur Gtnfuanbering in unieren Gtuat iil6 gerfdai
fitns pen Mrbeit ieoer 9lrt. Sst 81 it4 sitse'l
tonf BON 2dnhereien su erreideAIs no i'd anaeefent
@afferfraft pber an6ere 9prtbeIe fir abrtf Inter.
fse In Der ae pO gSten grSen ms Ia 81.
fenbabnRn. Gieie 2Gnbereien ioen in pnenbe 8aitz
T lieuen nnb 9r0sere Wd6en ansaeIegt iiito an ben
b5bten Roitenpreis in Der 9rt Derfauft 1uerben baF
aDtf6en 6pe perfaften cine paroiite Ydrceue Iieae
bleibt. Der 4dufer bat Elm giertbeiI bdar un6 6as
Die @eieuf6aft pirb dat5 eIs @sentur fir sroSe
sanebeser bienen pebe br aanb coIoniitrt gu feben
Sen 8esebr mad Arbeit eebenft bic ge,eus6oft
bilr6 8ef6Gffung pom Sanbperfern, 8drtnern nnh
e6er Mrtpon Arbeitern Su be rieot9en Siemr6 rbeit
perj9dffen fDnne, oa es ibr ni6gIt i 8ei6 dftauns
am lobnenben Rreien i'm aeunbeteil nb frudtbGrften
Rltlna Der gan5e sSelt ebeno 1pir6 fie
IN SratlOe eii, ben Mrbeits ssbe. rieeen SUIT ele,
trhem he bic Mrbeitet fir ton attirgen6 eien Gam
SungspIab oSer cine @enbabn Station Itefert Sir
beabi9ti9en. unier Spfemt ale 4rten BON arbeitern
na9 iebem Ebetl bes Staates su bef6rbegn, thinner
mebr gu peruoutommnen.y gBe9en nGberens 8eftint=
mngeH perIuetfefptr enf arfer @renlar dber bieien
Der gerpinn Der geieaf&aft ptrb Don benz fpftere,i
gertanf Der porhsbaLtenen inspii6en Hegen6en
@rinb5tiide, pom Mufbau pom S6rferl unb StGbten
an oaan geetgneten Siellen, non Der MufbiIfe pen
s5abrtten Der aIgemetnen Gntlptdelung Der 4roout=
tenz unb 9lineraIz eidtbiimern bes Gtoates b enbs
td pon ben Seblbreit fitr 8eiorgnng pom Arbeit err
Tpartet. '@ss7s' sT
9a nnier Capital amf benz aanbbets.ber @ejeaidaft
bafrt TT, 10 mMB ieoe fredericksburg oes leBteren
notbwenSig bic 4ctien in sIet1em Mube mertbpouer
ma6en nlo oaher per6en iiliere MetenzS bie@
felben ebef 10 ifher ats portheiIbnft ffnSen.
Die 9anpt<OfFce rptro in 9aihpines Tenn., gebaI=
ten, aIn6 bic 0efeHi6a beahfitSt @iIbseenfen in
iebeH eountp Ses Staates ansnelIen. Subcriptions<
btter befnben ii IN ben 9dnbei1 Anion g2eliot,
S9asmetfter; SeIir 81. gbeatban, Sefretdr ulo So5
Soubet. 8enernLAgcnt fir Ginpanbcrune, rueldbe
antortfirt fino nnter5eibnungen fir &ften Der &C.
feui9aft entgegen gu rebmen.
SEQ. s. &bpmns,
Rrditbent Der Genr. GoIpnif1tiuns=
uito Gtuw6nberungsz 9eieH5duft.
SeIi; g. gbeatbam.
.Setretdr. f7fept 3m
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1866.

{ Bernie brun sas er Rotten. Die s6armss
GGsette~ periiGeEt ups bspeif bura Bere9Huns, Be-
Gin 4aar Ratten binnen brei Sabren cine Ra9tOn
atenfGaft pom 65f,o5o spr5sItneen ~ baben 4
genn Nun cine iOIbe unsebeure SamiEie riGt tis e.
rOttet Uirs, perssbrt tie mebr aIs mas 5000 sr'
f9eu ernabren tam. l9.t ai 1iff
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1866.
1856

9Guswtrtbe, bic nit unsesiefer treenb elmer 4r
sepIagt ftnb. m5gen nHr Goftar's GTterminatpt
sebran9en. gsir baben Siefes EitteI perfntst NH
ss iieI 70 gut aus, ens mir e ffets eebrm@en mir
ben, aud wenn cine Bcr S. toftete. Bir perfn5s
ten Site, aber re buEfeu ni9ts, bod Gbftar's
GrtermfuatOr tSbtet Staten, RdHfes edaben Mmei,
fen uub BGujen In. srDserer S6neHisfeit, ais nh
60 nisSeri9reiben fSnusn. 1leseruH uirb es perl
Iapst. .geSina. Dbi0 gosette.a ~ z.. z
Stebe Gefar's obise antinbienra,
b6r gerfnrft in 8afbpiaei Seaa., Bel alenSras.
&en unS SdnbIern. f7iiI4Rt
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Gifenbdbr.

General Snpertnteubents Office
l4s : ~ RoibpiHe, Nus. 80. 1866.
&banoeruns in Der 9lbfdbrtsSeit:
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q sab lertB tiSns. ilsS stns.iss.
Behtn9nnoe1t.
ole Slbferiptionsprriie Der sGenneHee Staatss Bel

MS 1aus geIiefert. 5$AHG
euberiptiOuen miifen poransbesabIt werben.
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gneenbseansen.

Gin esrr, Der SatrsInas s4on an nsrssisn s4was
GEN. frtbaftiosn 0egfa, fpwif MuteE 6oleen FeimIi.
DER SnuemSf ahssn ils bin saAs Semen Der Ieibsnbeu
cept nnb MnEuesiuug, Elm eiRfaaes 9etImitteI,
pet@es TN itlbh eifttfs, rel aberfsnben. &ronfs
ober 2eDenbe pei@e BITE nom tbm genia@te Gyfohrwno
beanipua4en uani9sn, measn 10 NIT BEN eEsttsii
,S srs 8. ~sHssH g. Al SRen w y: Sse
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Srifttn Gorintb unb 0ranh Sanction NIT ben 9iis
gen Der DR.. n. Dbio unb DtF. Central 8abn mao Sez
lemna, 9lobiIe, @dsbure, EewsDrIeans fHb allen has
swif9en IieeeHben pnntteR ;uiammen. GGIiest fi1
tn afbrine Der Rofhutle un6 CHATTANOOGA Der Roibs
pilt NIB Nortbweifern ano Der GbgefeIb unb 80.
8asnen tiir ale Runtte an eieien 2tnien rnb Ser
LID Hnb bftIi6 an. Ell eiE - y D
Gur9s Tidets ftnb AZ haben IN Der 6mniblssOffiee
pon SdmI s. 2ittle @c. Is Gberrp Str un6 6nlgroah
Street DEPOT, RafbDiae. = Gepad Gbeds fur bic
ganae Reife. &kfAt1}f -
S.g.gau 9pIe
Aea83Ii! ail sf s-itfl = Sen. Giipt.
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preife Der an,eiael. !:
Ganbinaten Mnseisen

- @naeioe, in Der SpeeaI= Spdte beitn eren MaIs
800 fur Is 2inien, ebe rpetere enie 20 Gents
ggeitere Nn3eigen per ainie 10 Gents.
Mnaeiaen In ben apcapaItsn rperben nit 81 90 fit
80 2ihten befenrt, ie6e weitere 2te NIT 80 Gents
~ @obItbatigteits @9tn3eiaen tper=
Den gratis altfgenoitlinen. Nnsei9en
bon 8efeM5aften nub 8ereinetls bered@
men mir gum balben 9eretfe. 2 =
3akhlus fur Mnseieep UNI. Sibieriptionen uon
anBerbaIb Der Std6t erbttem mir urs prdnumeranbo
un6 erfudben nm bic 8uiensAns pom teinen Setrdgen
burd Boitz Offies<Or6res.
s.BgwIsgg EerneI1ee atsaeitunos@
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s43ss& garages 4aods8pg 49, s5i+ifs q
2aj6piiIe 9snn, a71.ag H4
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RrOn, Pan anna.
Correspondence Of tie Am0eia!sl PresG
'AlA, April ], lees.

PAsAlu, April ]. lets
TIE nin4na iasA s,nsa ie sailing OF INC last mail ia
the acnpt at revolution spoken Of in my last. On the
night Of the oath ut party of $50 negroes entered the
city for the purpose Of Selling the barracks, and getting
possession Of the Government Their leaders were led
into snare By the officers Of the troops here, who en-
oouraged them in their movements promising to turn
over everything to thom and supply them with arms on
entering the city. The rebel body relying on this came in
unarmd and marched to the barracks, which had pro
vousiy boen empted for their reception. Assoon as they
wefe safely in they surrounded by the troops and
shot down ike sheep. 1t is believed la not c-S A %
VI 80 wore killed and 100 taken prisoners.
Great indignation expressed at tho Go7ornmont re-
sortisg to such dodge which IL is supposed was done to
tho support of large body OF troops here the only means
the present party have 70 keep themselves IN power,
though the rebels meet witlte sympathy being looked
upon as disturbers Of tie peace.
Another of excitement IS the recent news from
the Balbacoas gold mines situated in the southern part
OF this Republic. Mr.. OCOnner came up a few days
result OF some six months Of personal labor lie goes 70
NeWYOrk The present steamer with his earnings, for
tho pp0e0 Of buying machinery and returning as this Is
e taken out with the most primitive INSTRUMENTS.
}. ~. OC0nncr Is accompanied by Col tarrana, VINO
hes procured Iarge sion Of g0ldbeang lands ncGd-
ing Iicl mines aud privilege Of navigating the waters
Of the ZuIml by steamers. 1t is Understood that the
latter gentleman intends forming largo STOCK company
fOr the purpose of working these mines on gigantic
sco and purchasing the steamers necessary fox the river
From all accounts his scheme s likely 10 turn out most
porous one and highly spoken Of by those who are
posted about these regions. Highly interesting accounts
ore published IN The STIR and Herald, which fully prove
the richness of tho country though that journal 10 using its
influence, and probably worry ludicousy, 10 prevent
large uG-x OF poor miners until the country is moro
opened up. Capital and enterprise is what % wanted az
present a. native labor DO had in abundance ~ low
ilics. Tho steamer Now-KoIk arrived at AspA"aA Oh
tha morning Of tho 10Th.
Wo had splendid total eclipse Of the moon on the
ui.li o ao J0h of March, commencing about "a 0cOck
There is not word OF news in the exchanges from
Ceuual America. All we hayo from the South Is the
reported s.zVrc Of small Chilli steamer-the Paguet de
A,ule, with 20 troops on boaId-by the Spaniard9
Peru, Bolivia and Chill arc sill preparing TO Ecpel the
common enemy.
Central America will it is thought, very wisely keep
ont OF tho Fray as viii this Republic.
perfectly healthy
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E;onrd o. NeancIImtn.

rns Hargyr riE6s ~ TIE CITY-TaE CITY KsPEo-
ToR's DEPARTMENT &C.
Tue Board met 40 ocoo> on Monday afternoon the
President, SIR. Gr-gn, In the chair
llr Pullman offered resolution authorizing the Mayor
TO oder rewsri OF 900 rorsuch information as will lead
90 east and conviction Of the supposed inoendiaues
.T uayo been concerned IA thc late disastrous AIes
ssh .ca Mlyc visited our ely. Lad over. .,
..o..oa Was adopted allowing the City Inspectors
d.s . f the passage % the resolution, 20 enable lin
o. ,uuir.rtc the business oi his office, aud providing IOf
fi- m mont Ok a. le necessary clerical force to 40 'ls
wu.E.
Afe.oua0n was presented authorizing the Street Com
Toner TO mako contract Tor lighting oil the streets
ly,e. roads, oc., and tic public buildings with gas,
such .iul ,0 De founded soaked bids OF proposals,
and o. M made with the company which shall agree TO 90
OBJ. Ae 81 the lowest price for each lamp or light per
anaum. Adopted
Aresouiioh was concuFr3d in authorizing the pubea,
ton OIL 500 copies, IN pamphlet l)rn OF tho annual
report OF pr. Lewis Sayr1, Resident Physician.
resolution WIS presented aud lost, naing S3vO 70
Oile. Harris of The Eighteenth Precinct Tor expenses
incurred by him 10 the arrest of the murderer OF Ohctr
pIf,,a ii tLe Niacteenth Precinct.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday next, at TWO
O'Clock p. IA.
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Esenyd OF Aldermen.

1UE MORRIsANIA AND FOBDHAM RAILROAD Co.-THL
BIRTHDAY OF HENRY CLAY, SC.
The Board uct az O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
President JOHN BmcE, esq, in the Chair.
resolution was adopted directing the Street Commia-
oner Co cause the removal Of lie rails Of tho Morania
and Fo.dlau Railroad Co.. lying n Third-aye, and on
Tie Temporary ike over tic Harlem RIVER
res0i.tton, heretofore presented was adopted direct.
iuz tie cr Of the City Han % display the state Ma
tora and C.tyna-s on tho City Hall, Controllers once,
AID other public buildings on Ihursday the 18th INST,
tAat being tle birthday OF Henry Clay.
Tho maorly OF Che Committee on Ferries Of the Board
rsecut .uort adverse 20 allowing the Astoria F,ry
company to change -aer terminus from the ioot OF
L1ty-sxth-st, East kvcr, 10 Naety-second-sl, last
...r e1l minority report presented ron me same
Committee iE favor q granting tlo Company tbs pEY-
..: and resolution offered BY Alderman LILY mat
chi. Company be granted the privilege asaloYe cescnDed
WHOM, ol notion the whole subject was itd over
lhs Board then adjourned TO Thursday next.
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BULLS URAD-M0aiay April 9.--With only 1910
boc in market today including about 100 Of the stale
stock e over last week. It very remarkable that brokers
have only ten able advance the rates about &C. upon
our ast quotations Th too with the certainty that tho
total supply Of the week according to present appearances
viii not much exceed head and but few OF these arc the
heayvwe eht sori II is also remarkable that tue number
,boul be 80 small since hear that there 5Q00 head
Albany t s said tuat telegtaus rom Bergen announced
sues there Of good ia steers at 14DlIic. = %, which had
the ,ht supply and small advance today notice that
lg , dOyes changed hands a. Albany for tbis market as
most of through Ia first hands Spectators were
not anxious operate after their sad experience last week
There soo1 dOyts here, the best Ron OAo SELL
ing at nails cents but such stock is scarce The latest
heavy pair OF Ohio DAhas here are offered without akeEs
az re- uVO1 G. ID per cWt which gOod Judges believe
they make Some other Ohio Durham sOme fa Illinois
and Connecticut River rat oxen sold at y cents
estimated ht. We also good iat buioeAs sold IN the
sts HE p upon 60 ~ per oWt The lowest OF any.
thing reported l2ic e b for bull beef Generally good
fair steers Uc and the fair advance upon last weeks
quotations for al grades Is nall accent win quicker saes anu
ol course, better estimates weight for the seller The gen
oll average qualify tCdey Is not high. Iwohds OF the
stock Illinois, and Of only fair medium quality There
bat load ere from Canada Gnd none from Kentucky
bat IA from THIS State. Tho weather to-day more IN
ayos Of than all the advance. compared wt the
81 yesterday The trade pretty lively IN tie carly
port OF tie day SOW Ut nUOu and ratser dragging toward
night though nearly al sold leaving poor chance for Aose
fresh supply, OF which there IL no prospect There IS
good supply sheep trade lively. aud prices &C. y better
tlah Monday SleaTed sheep OF which nearly haf
safe sell Il Olc 0 with at &C., and one lot Of
7c. Wool sheep sen at 0e!c one lot oil tine woOs
average no ~ state stock culs out sold AT ec. There
M Nr0gd3 hogs tic market, which oyest0cks It
ta. no price has declined c. No. Tho rates to-day ~
Gloicp ~ w.lcb al tbc stock cannot be sod.
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LETTERS 70 GREAT BRITAINAED lRELASD.-NOdVief
Rae or t4as Lelers 6s.ree s Uasd States and lie Ustei
Ase9 ii G"si Britain sRd bstagA-We are requested 70
se at from tie lat ofApri 1866 the postage upon letters
10 and from geat Britain and Ireland will be charged by
ssae OF erosion arlg kaG an ounce anti rr0ag eat
an6 the uned States domestic scale tue postage ad
ypnng single for each ha ounce instead o. by two
rates lOg every a.teg the first ounce.
W take notice Of this important change aud
Charge postage accordingly inture. United States Mall.
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The CASE OF TIE MEIBoR.-In The case Of the
United ,agt the Meteor, &C., in the United
States Court yesterday the defense declining to PIT in any
evidence Mr Evar,s summed up for the defense arguing
chiefly that On ans ii tho facts, tho Meteor was not
brought Rhln ana spirit Of tho act and that on
widest Interpretation ae evidence da not make ont c1se
fitting yassel with intent to eYade the law Before
clp,gdng argument case adolined 10 Saturday
next.
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SUPREME CoURT--CIRCUIT.-PAR Mos 1861
l457 4e3 645 $50 l s. ll9 1852 s go 431 1851 l{s1
ls3 ls75 go 1882 1863 sos. PART ILNos. 1883 2i6 9s
i39O oO ~ le ia 1886 ls6. $50 en- 3li eo2 6i iy2
7ea 1895 1852 472. SPECIAL IERL-DENuRRRRs -Nos f. Il
Is.i-rq on LAW Avn FACE-Nos TO l7j 1871 1862 ILL., sl
l6T lf5 l56 235 2sC l6s 10 l72 l7s l79, leo lg4.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-PART Nos,
1850 1853 1881 2Ol5 70 1893 25l7 "a 227 1901 1883, re-
2l3I 2lN 2I43 PART II.-Caeudar not posted
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CITY NEWS.

MEETING OF FRENCH ADMINISTRATORS meet
Ing 4 French Caaadaus resident in NevYork Tor be pur
pss 4 oImne Club fayorng the annexation u Canada 10
t4ls evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Laiesi Ship Ne Tvs.

seamsbp Hans, fRrem) Won santen Preuen Meh rs ard
egh with and 81 pass 20 Oech. Co AWl
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk with nde and 70 leine
shp North AIcsu owart Liverpool Merch with mdse si
All us TO isus Ga0n He'd death pssssge Ap, u
on eorge steamship es,a eEa French steamship "esAns
ton, bound 2. r., ~ :, -.
Coeasu's lire FOR 5an Francisco. -
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Comsto-k K Co.
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James Parick Co. a. o.. "A
Bark 0sose Kmgmsn (o BostOn Hammond, NeSoFssn' y
days. cedar llulber 30 master 49, -.
schr. n. ~ smith, IoOAeT, Charleston dys, with Gotten 10
Master.
schr N. L. Weiniore. Ponds New. Haven for Virginia
schr Maria L. Hall Lawrence. Portland Conn., stone
sloop Thomas Hull Hal, Providence.
SPOKEN.
Tlron-brg Cay March 2h lat IS TO- on o. u.s. om Liverpool
for Mobile, 81 day out, not a. before reported. .!
20 TO THOMAS II. AGNEWs, Nos 200 and
NJ 2l Greengicst Murray aud there you viii hed
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