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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1866

Of Macmillan. Secretary Seward as yet gives them no
material encouragement.
THE TAX BILL.
The House expects to finish the Tax bill in Committee
Of the Whole tomorrow. If necessary the House will
have session tomorrow night complete it, so il can
go the printers and before the House for final
action on Monday.
VIRGINIA DECISION.
One of the reconstructed Virginia Judges at Alexandria
yesterday pronounced the Civil Rights bill unconstitu
tonal, and announced that he would not obey II or
respect it, The question up the admissibility Of
testimony of a colored witness
RICHMOND COURTS.
II is in contemplation to adjourn the United States
District Court at Richmond until October when it sup
posed that CheJusce Chase may be induced TO preside
WsHrvGToy. Friday, May % ietG
NOMINATION REJECTED.
The Senate has rejected the nomination OF W. H. Pur
nell a. postmaster at Bal .imore.
JrRF DAVIS TRIAL
An effort il being made with the consent of all parties,
TO postpone the trial of o1cTson Davis until the Fall The
arrangement seems probable
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN vGRGryIAS COURT.
IT, the Virginia Circuit Court sitting at Alexandra yes
erday when tine Of The Commonwealth agt Roe "a
white man charged with felony bcg tired, the Com
monwcaths attorney asked that he mig be permitted 10
introduce negro witnesses 20 testify, claiming the Ieht 10
do so under the provisions If the Civil Rights bill
Judge Thomas declined permission ON the ground mat
this State Court and he was acting under the Jaws
the State of Virginia, which forbade tat negro should
testify in a case against white man, except when the
case arises out Of an injury done aem ed threatened
TO the person, property. rights Of coored person or
Indian or hen the oIonso committed by white
person in conjunction with colored person or Indian
The Judge stated that MS determination 10 execute
the laws Of the 81 e until be ordered To do other
POSTAL CONTRACT.
The PostmastorGeucrai has ordered a contract 10 be
made with the Oregon Steam Navigation Company tn
convey the mails from Portland Oregon 10 the Daes, at
$40 per aunum. the service 20 BE- Fix tmcsa week and
10 perrt the coutTaciorsto give O. Offices At Fishers
Land z. W4shoueal and Wood Ryers once week
supply.
BOUNTIFS.
II has been lca by the Second auditor Of the Treasury
" Sc dccs on has been sustained by the Second Con
rOer that 10 bounty aTcdagrs be- pad To the widow
heirs q any ndivlui who, AT tmc deserted from
service of the United States, matter how short the
Gcscrtion notwithstanding lie may have subsequently
served the of bis cumc IT, In the prepared bills
now before Congress this policy Is adopted, and all desert
fs aTo excluded from the benefits thereof
Mr.. ROMRROS DiSNTR PARTY.
NJ Romero gave, this evening, dinner party TO MI
Gam bell, the recently appointed Minister to the Republic
Il N .xlc).
PROTEST OF THE MEXICAN CLUE.
Pr0tcd copies Of the protest III The Mexican Club OF
New York against G,n. Santa Anna IN circulation in
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

Posi-. OFFICES IN NEw-YoRK.-The following is
list Of Oces established discontinued Postmasttrr.
appointed. &C., in this State:
PRESIDENTIAL APPoiNTMENTs.-Le Roy Genesee David Q.
Chamberlin Troy Rensselaer, Alonzo Alden
EsTABLIsHED-Beav Brook. Sullivan James A ScbultzS
East Masonyle Delaware, Horace d. Bailey; Elmssord.
Wescheater William H. Burdy Woodhaven Queens Joseph
A. Page. MN,
Allegany South Windsor. Broome. 49, :.
NAME CHASGED-Cobleski Centre, Scborare to Mineral
'PosfMAsrERs ApPoiSTED-Akrop, Erie Harvey H. New
ton. Angelica Alegany Joseph b. Wech barton, Tiogs,
William Cornell Bellvae Orange Robert Maekerel Bemus
Nights sara John j. HoughtaiDg Cato Cayuga Wilson
Cole Chszy Clinton George Barber Creek center War
tom Dormansvle Albany Hiram Gibbons East Line Sara
toga Garner Thompson East Schuyler Herkr', Newton
Hough; Ellington Cbsutaaa Charles A. CapP; Fenntr.
Madison Frank w. Dewey; Gates Monroe, John Park;
Glendale Lewis s. H. Oliver; Greenwich, Washington John
W Curtis, Jericho Queens Edgar Davis; kdders Ferry.
Seneca Horace c. Tracy; Knneys 4Cors Orange, Aaron
Kellogg, Long island City 9ae.n' Ja~ s.,0d Il:
Milton Center Saratoga Harley P. Groesbeck Monticello.
sullivan Henry Terwiuiger; Mooers Clinton. Mary y.
Churchill; New Centeryie Orange, j. H. Ghoeri North
Elba, ESSEX. Hiram A. Lusti Nunda LIVINGSTON wmmen
Metcalf; Oak Hill, Greene H. C. Heryeyi ontario Sentsr
Wayne, Thomas Franklin; Palatne Montgomery, Adam n
Edwards Pine Valley Chemung. Hiram LATIN Reading
Center SCHUYLER Levi Shepherd Richand Station Oswefo
Seymour G. Davis; Romulus Center Saratoga. John L.
Martin, Scio Allegany. William Duke south Alabans.
r. Barnes, West Almond, Allegany Walter c. Knight
West Camp Ulster. Valentine TrumpbOuri West fmm.'
Westchester. Glass MeNari West Valley. Ca'Ai''s''
Erede
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CANA DA.
Observance Of the Queens Birthdny-sad Acct"
dent nt Collaborating Of Cannon-T~s
Men X iIIed-On struck at Wilder.

TORONTO C. W., Thursday, May q, ls66,
The birthday of Queen Victoria celebrated hero
with great enthusiasm. Business laid aside and
general holiday was made of the day.
During the afternoon there grand military revlsw
and tonight monster concert is in progress IN aid Of the
families Of the volunteers
GALE c. W, Thursday NAV -, 1850.
party while firing salute to-day with old Russian
cannon in honor OF the Queen birthday, met with sad
misfortune The cannon exploded, killing tao OF 10
party. Their legs aud arms were blown GU feet
HAMILTON c. W.. Thursday, May % 1866. d.
The Queens plate won to-day by the horse Beacon
in two straight heats.
WDDER c. W. Thursday lay -, le6t
OIL has been struck here at the depth Of -l0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
FIRES.
Fire in Yonkers, Y. Y.

YosKERs Friday May y, 1850.
fire occurred this morning in frame building known
as the Bedstead Factory. 1t broke out 1t o'clock and
in 20 minutes the whole buding-15 by 100 ieet-was IN
flames presenting an imposing Appearance The hre 10
is supposed, caught from cotton drying machine Tld
building totally destroyed Loss On the building ard
machinery $40 500 insured for $4,000 in the Columbia
Insurance Company large quantity Of cotton stored
there was destroyed amount not know. il fully IN
sured. Messrs. Otis Brothers, adjoining host $500 on
machinery. They were insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
Negroes Riding in s,ree,.Cars.

BALTINORE Friday, Nay y, lelf.
IL the United States District Court, tod Judge Giles
decided petition for injunction against city passen-
ger-raway for refusing TO allow the petitioner, a. A.
Bradley colored TO ride in said Ih Judge ordered
"that the facts stated in the petition 30 not present
case for equitable action Of the Court by way OF iunc-
ton The petitioner in this ease claims 10 be lawyeE
from Boston. The coored people generally protect aeast
his uDcalledfor interference ~ their behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
FROM NEW-CRLEANs.
Mnrkets-Cotton-The Red River.
Nrw.ORry,ys. Fr.da, May .. ls,

NEW-URLEANs, Frdal, May % Istb
Sailed, steamer Bolivian, for Liverpool
Cotton unchanged; sales, 1890 bales, Low lhddines,
SO G37c; to-days receipts, 40; weeks receipts 5.lo,
against $3.50; weeks exports 1900 stock, l41 40 bales.
Fregbts easier, but unchanged. New York Exchange
premium.
1t is estimated that the cotton crop Of Louisiana viii
be about one-hird Of the crop Of 1851 That Of Fast Lou
isana is estimated at twohirds, and North and Middle
Louisiana about one-ffth In the Red River country aud
other overfowed districts scarcely any cotton will bo
raised. =.
The Red River levees have given way, and the whole
country is submerged from NatcLiocaos dO@n The sugar
cane il promising where IL is not flooded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
PROM NAsHvILLE.
PsreIed-Remov ed-Adiou Of the Legis-
Iature-Fenfaus-Crops.

NASHVILLE Ihuftday, IoUb.
John Portered has been paroled by the President to
report to Gen. Thomas.
Andrew johnson, r nephew of the President has been
removed from the agency of the State Pentenay by the
Commissioners of that institution and j. 5. Wall las been
appointed Warden.
The Legislature on Monday will adjourn until Octo
berS.
large Fenan meeting held here tonight, and adj
dressed by James Brennan, IT., of New-York.
The from the interior OF Georgia represents that
agricultural products have been nearly ruined by the late
heavy rains The wheat crop is failure on account OF
rust Great restitution prevails and hundreds of families
are destitute of food
Crops Tennessee are backward. Only half crop OF
wheat is anticipates but and cotton are promising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Je6. Davis-ship News

Instructions from Washington were received TINS morn
ing by MajorGen Mills to give Je Davis, on his parole,
the freedom of the fort retiring TO his room at Carroll
Hall at night. Mcssrs Shea and OConnor his counsel
have been allowed access TO the fort and private inter-
views with him any time Mrs. Davis LETT here on the
23d and was in Washington yesterday
Sailed bark Emily City Point for Bremen with tobacco.
Arrived in the Capes for Baltimore ship Ocean, 4s days,
from Bremen passengers all we'll bng Wana 10 days,
Cienfuegos with sugar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
THE WEsT-yIRGINIA ELECTION.
Probable Adoption of the Constiiuiionai
Amendment.

WHEELING WEST Va. Friday May IS, 1866.
The election in Wes-virgna yesterday for the ratif-
cation or rejection of the Constitutional Amendment dis
franchsng persons engaged in rebellion passed of quietly
Returns from the interior counties come in very slowly
Full returns received from eleven counties thus far nd
cate large majorties for ratification Wheeling City and
Ohio County give over 300 majority for rejection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

RICHMOND, Va. Friday. May IS le6s
The Long Bridge the james River on the line os
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, erected in place
Of the bridge destroyed by fire il April OF last year was
COMPLETED to-day.
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Fire nc Darby, PA.

PIIADELPHiA, Friday May rs, 1870
The large wooden and cotton mills of Simeon Lord az
Darby seven miles from this city, dan aged by ira
TO the extent of $4,000 to-day About 1000 hands wer9
employed in these mills. The loss Is believed to be fully
covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
Fire n, Ra,h. N. Y.-Los. 500 900.

BATH Steuben Co, n. Y, Friday, May -, ls66
The Bath Wooden and Saw Mills entirely destroyed
by fire this morning. The loss will probably reach
sOO OOO fully insured The fire the work Of an n-
cendary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

PITTSBURGH Pa FRIDAY May IS Is66. !,
The planning mill Of Aubrey Cromlow n Coon, situated
at Brownsville near this city DESTROYED by IRE this
morning Loss, $4,000 insured for 5000. The ira
was accidental
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Arrival from the Rio Platte.

BALTIMORE. Friday MAY IS, lttt.
The bark Agnes from Rio Janeiro Aprl 10, has ar-
rived She brings no later than has already been
received from the Rio Platte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
TEE NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
Message from Gov. Worth.

RALEIGH n e, TrIday, NAV =, ltFh
The Convention did nothing to-day Of political m
por,ance message received flom Gov. Worth wh<
says he has recommendation 10 make for reconsrucon
measures but that the temper of Congress must DO stated
for. lie says all loyal here including The Congressme1
elect; the President is heartily indoIsed and the civil
Government is in complete operation. lie also eomPli'
ments Gen. Rugers administration.
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The Cornwall Peaian Prisoners.

TORONTO. c. W.. Friday, May q, 1850.
The counsel for the Cornwall prisoners charged with
Fenianism applied 10 the Court of Common Pleas to-day
for writ of habeas corpus The Chief Justice has prom
ised judgment tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

FORT HAMILTON Friday. May 23 1866.
The body of q found on the beach here 10.
day sewed up in sack The deceased about forty
eight years of age had poor teeth in her upper jaw and
no clothing except chemise and corset. All inquest 10
being held by Coroner Bennett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

TIL, Do;Iy Soufh Carolniap published in Charleston,
and Of which wm. Gilmore Smms the noyehs, vas n u
has discontinued for want Of patronage tiy 90 MI
formerly Of Gen. Beaaregards staff PROCESS NJ
sh paper in that city the organ OF tne enSm R ~
in the south TAs CAarssf0a Mer'' 'S'u VIII sH"sT W
revived.
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Fire in Pawpaw, Michigan.

DETROIT Friday Nay 23 leto
special dispatch to The Adseriser and Tribune say4
the greater portion Of the business part OF the town 81
Pawpaw Mich, burned this afternoon. -Four dry
goods drug grocery and one crockey store Weo
among the buildings destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
From RE de Jnnciro.

RIO DE JASEIHo Saturday. April H. 1866
There have been charters OF vessels In the Unit
States since the departure Of tho last steamer
Baltimore Flour, $2i; other description. SZ2af23.
Exchange, %.
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LEGAL MATTERS.
Damages for Branding n Dcsc-Ifr.

BOSTON Friday May -, lsth.
In the Superior Court to-day in tie case of James
Mucheary vs. Dr. Henry ]. BOwditch for damages for
illegally branding the plaintiff with the letter d De-
serteI while Examining Surgeon in the Provost Marshal
Office, the jury returned verdict OF 1000 for thd
nlalnfiff.
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Senator Wright Of New. Jersey Improvisg in

NEWARK n. j., Friday. MAY 25 1896.
Senator Wright s physically better, and is in full pos
session of his mental faculties.
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From Tenn.

GALVESTON Wednesday. May % 1866 /
The steamers Virginia and Sidona are dischargng Tho
city is healthy. Business is dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
First SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Nay 25 1896.
CHINA MAILS.

SENATE. WASHINGTON Nay 25 1906.
CHINA MAILS.
Mr.. CCVgTss offered JOINT resolution 70 repeal -
much OF eaci TO establish steamship mail service be
tween n United States and China requires vessels t'
touch at .4no.u!u which was rciord TO the COMMITTEE
on Post ccs aad Post Roads.
MISSISSIPPI BRIDGES.
Mr.. HEsDgRsoN resented petition against Tie cree
ton daw, ridges across the Mississippi, which re
fcrro ~ he Committee on Commerce.
ATEICsS COLONIZATION.
MI MoPmiL presented resolution calling upon th'
Pres lent ior Information a. to what Executive acton hac
beer aiken under he different acts Of Congress relating q
the louiz. tion 81 persons II African descent.
PORT OF DELIVERY.
NJ WILLIAMS called MP BIZ making Council Bluf
Iowo and Portland, Oregon ports OF delivery, which
6fio scussion wa post 'ned until io-inor'w.
CADET APPOINTMENTS.
49, WiLsoS clled ny The JOINT resolution relative u
cad- fpoinmeus Il Yves, Point prescribing The ages %
car les at from to - except IN the cases Of thos'
wh e ser ID IN the amy who may be received unit
o. .ycGciug fron adm.ssion those VINO have scrye'
amen ent Of MR. NEsnTHs that hereafter the supenn
endc Of the Military academy may be selected from
any p. of ilc army instead OF as now from the Eng
necr & rs only.
This b. ~ disa greed to by Yeas Is, Nays 49,
Tie JOINT resolution Was then passed.
ARKANSAS LAND GRANTS
biz % revive certain land grants made to the State
Arkansas ten years ago TO aid n the construction oil ran
roads was taken u and alter discussion, at l:5 p m
Mr. HENDERSON moved that the Senate adjourn, but gave
way to
Mr. HESDRIcEs who introduced bill explanatory 81
the act in relation 10 the distribution Of Prize money
which referred to the Naval Committee.
NATIONAL BANKS.
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON the Special Committee to IN
quirc into the condition of the National Banks provided
for by resolution yesterday w ordered to be appoihte'
by the Chair, and to consist OF i've members
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion Of M DOoLITTLE II was ordered that wher
the Senate adjourn it be to meet on Monday next
Mr. HENDERSON then removed his motion, and The
Senate at / 20 D. H., adjourned to meet on Monday.
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Of Macmillan. Secretary Seward asyet gives them no
material encouragement.
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0Oaf@lns in Der biefiaem ROR,cfTee,

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8uftanbe ts gpfems.
ga ttefer @aliam tein NlcpbeI In irJenb relHer Gprm
entbGlt, 10 fnc feline fXrienben Wirfunsen ben ibnen
entipre1enben 3feacticnen Mot unter,pcrfen, icnter
~bleibent, inDem fe GtGrte, Strait uno neneS eeben allen
8beiIer tes SSrpe,S ;ufibrea upb cine e ierne Soufituz
ton b~erfteneu.
unperbault9feit unb 9 d 10 4 d e.
Ben benz eEripirbisen ar6biaconas gcott, 8. 3.
OHnbam, on &anabo. DiSrs "a. 1865.
sd babe Idrse ais 25 Sabre an RartnGdtSsr uneer'
boali&teit s%elitten."
veeit ben brei tnrseu No9en, In welaeu i'd ben 3
ruSiuniiGen Sprup sebran@t babe. babe tp 10 ipnnber'
bare @rlei1terunp ~eefunben, haS it MID tdum BON bsren
Gl;SfIi6fpif ffhprrchou fouu 0tcrinupu tnpIdtp mid fdunS
ten, nnb erftaunt i6er ben @e6iel. SD bin in tDeitsn
areifen betanut nnb fam anbern bas 1fittel nus empfe6z
len, reEbes 10 OieI Bel mir sebolfen tat"
Sin b~erubnTter GDttesseIetrter In Bottom iagt:
80 babe ben geruUianiiGen gprap felt GINGER set
gebgouGt; er gepSbrt mir neue @tarfs, Seitesfeit beS
@emtitbss unb glaftictGt ber Naustsln."
Gin 27=ldbriser &rantbeitsfaa curirt.
Bon War. 9nstes Setpett, $40. Is aeOn 8Iace, 8cfon
SD babe felt 81 3abren iebr i@ner an DiSpepta &C.
litteu. Sd begann ben BetiSianiiben Gbtup 81 ge6raus
den, unb fanb icgIeiG feline bDrtbeilhafte Dirfun5 oil
5n her 3eit bon 8 cSer4 WpGeu par i6 pieber tot
bsrseFeut uub ertreue mid f~sitberl elmer uuuntertro&encn
gefuno6eit.
GiE.r ber a~ussesei@uetReu SariReu Weuzg ustauS's
&reibt an etHen Grelnb wie fplet: :.
so babe ben Verabicnii&en @prup prcbirt, unb baS
NeiuItat entipra& gan; ibreu Gusiageu. @S ;ua@te eines
ueIeR WieniGen aus mir bewirfte IN meinenR Srperfpfem
uete SrGft uub Gnersie; ID BIN rmbt mebr matt unb
unfGbie, ais bautdls, no bu mid gun ieSien Diale ges
ieber bdf, aber ftXrter nub trGfti9er unb NIT grSBerer Ga
pacitGt sur 4rbeit, seifiS unD tSrperti%, ~perisbeu, ais in
ireent elmer 3eit ipG5renb Der Iesten finf Sabre"
Enuienbe fnb tur1 ZEN @sbrauG eieics Wiitteis prn
eiuem trautbafteu 3utan6 in einem stiunbeu biniiberses
fabrt porten aus i@tpS9liGeu, trdntliHen unS leiteus
ben Yericuen Fnb ftut;e, seiuube unD SlidIi6e Weauuer
lnb Weiber 9eulaht tccrbeu; lnb aGe 2eibenben fsnnen
nit suteu, @ewiiien ni9t unterlahen, eiueu 8siuH bamit
gu uloden. sal
Cine GIu9i4rift BON 80 Soften pirb pUrtofrei an irssnb
clue abrefie seienbet tperben.
gu 6aSen Bel 8. 9. DinSmcre,
gisentbimer, 81 Dep 9traBe, g1eps 9srt,
uH6 BET ahen Drueifen.