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NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, one dollar.
Real Lace Cur ans, two dollars.
v iudow Shades, one 90 lar.
Another Auction lot of Curtains, at one dollar
PATTEN's,
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UPHOLSTERY -Lar9e. jobs Of Upholstery done
with Quckness truly astonishing. No delay, no
disappointment sufficient hands put on job 10
finish il when promised Charges moderate at
w. HENRY PATTEN's,
No. 1903 Chestnut street.
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WINDOW SHADES, one dollar More of them at
PATTEN S, No. 140S Chestnut street
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A FEMALE PICKPoCKHT.-Sus9n Savery
was arrested last evening at q store at Eighth and
Market streets tor attempting to pick the pocket OF
Vom3n. he latter felt something fumblng at her
pocket, and turning around caught susan in some
suspicious movements The pocket-book abstra 3ted,
al hich contained nine dollars, was tnen tJund
v the floor. Susan ives arrested and taken before
Alderman Jones who held her in $1,000 bail.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL INVEsTIG ALTON COM
RITTEE-lhe SPECIAL Committee OF the Board of
school Control, appointed to examine witnesses,
etc, in the matter OF the charges against Professor
lieVed they will make full report al the next meet.
ing OF the Board OF School Control
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5.2O CoUPoNs, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co.,
No "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 10 and 520s
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No. 40 ). Third
street.
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FINE WORKS OF ART.-Persons interested
in fine should careluy inspect the pho ograpns
OF wel.known localities IN Rome. now on exhibition
IN MIR. Enre's window No finer specimens of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ert have ever reached this CITY. The
old ruins thai have frequently heard described,
and perhaps longed to see are before our eyes,
sharply cut and perfectly defined that lmlOines
he is in Rome. The Whole tour are perfect speci-
mems of this STYLE
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REMOVAL OF A PosTMAsTER.-Iti is re-
ported in Camden, on the authority OF member of
Congress, that r. II. ee, Postmaster OF Camden has
been removed ana II, III. Goldsmith soldier who
served all through tine war; and member OF the
late Generai KearneY's staff appointed IN his place
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RESIDENCE ENTEkED.-Last night the
residence No 902 Walnut street YVES entered from an
adjoining house, " hieh was being repaired After
TansackinR awhile, the thioi managed to secure
about ten dollars IN gTeenbacks and q watch.
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WINDOW SHADES AT ONE DOLLAR
he country peop @ come,
The CITY peOp come,
lhe Western people come,
The southern people come.
Cheapest Shades for all at
PATTFNs,
No 1908 Chestnut stI eet.
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NEw DBFss-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT AT the
urpent solicitation of numerous va ued patrons, we
have opened a department for Ladies Dress-making,
with suitable reception rooms for the fit ln0, etc.,
where we ale now prepared to execute all orders in
the best and latest European sve, with the utmost
promptness.
Ladies need fear no disappointment in regard to
their orders being deliv punctuall, at the time
promised. j. ". PROCTOR & Co..,
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CITY NTELLI GE NOE
For additional City Intelligence see Third Page.


MEETING OF THE STATE COUNCIL OF o.
u. A. MA M etInP OF the State Council Of y. u.
A. M was held IN the room of Carbon County
Council, Mauch Chunk Friday, the 2Oth INST
There Large attendance of delegates from the
city. After the Transaction OF the usual business
they Adjourned about O'Clock z. VI. In the even.
ing the de eeltcs were entertained by an elegant
supper at the Broadway Hotel, winch speeches
were mPde by Messrs Ecksteln, Bertch, Test, aud
KTider, and songs sung by Mr.. WccKerY.
The next morning, at O'Clock, the delegates and
members of Carbon County Council took an eXcur-
sion over the switch Back Railroad, stopping long
enough, through the kindness of Mr. Line, TO visit
coal n inc and the Burning Mountain. After ro.
turning to the hotel the delegates held meeting,
pare resolutions of thanks TO the members of Carbon
County Council for their hospitality The delegates
returned TO the city on Saturday, evening" arriving
about O'Clock, well pleased with their visit
A MURDEROUs OUTRAGE.-Last evening
a man named Michael McKenna went OUT for a
stroll with an old man who resides in q snantY back
OF SecC nd street, below Chatham, They took seve-
raj drinks together, and returned to the old mans
residence about O'Clock, McKenna then again
went out and the old man ret red to bed, Mckenna
returned, however between and O'Clock this
morning, and, proceeding 10 his late companions
led-room, pulled him out of bed, and commenced
a murderous assault on MIN with an axe and a
p.ece OF wood. While dragging him out OF the
room the cry of murder was raised, ana Officer
WOrthllre came to the rescue just IN time to save
the intended vicIm and also to arrest his Cssaant
McKenna was taken before Alderman Cloud, who
held him in $1,000 bail to answer.
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RAILROAD LINES.

u e A d 1 N G r. Il o A d.
- GREAT TRUNK LINE.
FEOM, PHILADELPHIA TO 1HE INTERIOR OF
PENhblLYANlA, THE SCHUYLRILI, SUsQUE-
HANSAr IMBERLAND AND WYOMING VAL
LhHsJ The NORTH, hORrhWEST, AND TAE
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l.,
suspicious movements The pocket-book abstra 3ted,
al hich contained nine dollars, was tnen tOund
On the floor. Susan IVES arrested and taken before
Alderman Jones who held her in slCOO bail.
A HUSBAND ON HoUsE. CLEANING
"Now, Mrs. j., want my dinner;
And there's ne cooked, a. Pm a sinnerl
You've got the floors all in q slop-
Plague on the handle of that mopl
A-chewl a-chewl those sashes out
Will give Us colds, have no doubt.
see no com, ort here ls found,
So I'll 90 where IL does abound,
And fy from woman's tyrant power,
To choose my Spring suit at the Tower"
We have
" d" Vests 25
Making sn ell tire all-wool fancy suit for $l 90
Al-wooI black sack Coats as low as. .Sll w
" d" CASHMERE Pants ....,.,,.,. 6OO
=" Cloth We Is ...,......' a a % %
All.Wool good style Fancy Cashmere suits, to
match for S14 80.
AstonlsDipg as these prices NAV seem, compared
with those 20 which we have been accustomed Tor
several years they are not fctNi0us-lCe hare The
goods in quantities. at the prices Henttored. We
make no no trash-they are ali selviceable goods.
Adyar cling from these rates we have R,ods OF oil
grades up to the very finest 1abrcs comprising by
far the largest and most complete assortment OF
Clothing in Philadelphia imen's, y0uths ana 0oYsl
suruassed by none, and equalled by lew, in style
make and fit ct prices guaranteed 10 yer than the
lowest sewheIe, or the money refunded.
To CLoTHHRs -O Our purchases for this season
having been delayed waiting thU expected decline
IN goods we have ON ana the largest and best
assorted stock OF Clothing in Philadelphia, pur-
chased for cash erclUsivejy at the Dey iot1est rates
OfHe season, which enables us TO realize lar nront
and sell at prices less than the cost OF same goods in
most otbet establishments can s1oPty P cotners % to
sales, at rces so much lower than the cost OF their
present stocks that, by making an AVERAGE of the
whole, they will be enable to dispose OF their goods
az noes covering the average cost and even paJ ing
a profit. BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No b19 MARKrT STpEpT
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|Daty except SATURDAY. Daily. Daily, except
Monday. -
All Other rains ally. except sunday.
' he PEN sylvaniH Railroad Company viii not assume
any risk Tor Baggage except Tor Wearing Appare and
limit their responsible y TO One red DO lars in
Vaue. Az Baggage exceeding that amount value
VIII be at the risk OF the taken by special
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Have be- opened at o. 63l Chestnut street, ontlnen
tai Hotel and Girard House, where tickets pro-
cur to all mpOrtant points in Pennsylvania IL
the West Northwest and Southwest; and ru particu-
iaTs given as 10 time and connections by JOHN &.
ALLEN. Ticket Agent.
The Ticket Office at West Philadelphia Will be cont.
nued heretofore, where all inio matioL ectirg
rOu es us wei as Tickets can be had application
THOMAS IL PARKE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
An EmipTant Tram runs dalv Except Sunday For
full particulars as 10 TO- and accOmmOda IONS apply
FIR is FUSk,
312 No 1877 DOCK Street.
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Leaving the ComDany's Depot. at THIRTEENTH an
Cali OWHlLL Streets Philadelphia at the followin
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AT QU h EMS NEWS STAND.
"A s. W. corner SEVENTH and CHEsNUT Streets,
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAP RS
MAGAZINES.
May be obtained at current ratos 9la
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TUE CHOLERA, ITO SANITARY PREPARATIONS
THE ANONYMOUS LETTER AFFAIR - billiard
TOURNAMENT, ETC.-A BOGUS REBEL MOSEBN-
tPRING AND THE CRoPs-GRAND soIREE,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12
i4fAnuounoemouknl for Candidates.

ron STATE OFFICERS, -. so 90
s5k T. CDBSfH 4&' oaR sata-T 10 %
-,--.p. CITY ~ ".sp.4..-.,,sr-. .-s,e4- q
al . notwithstanding in The Special Column, ir
's time from to lines 81 0Oeach additional lin
80 cents subsequent rtions 10 cents per line
- In Local Column, Hrst time from to lines
Sl06-each additional line, 30 cents subsequent
'tFA insertions, 10 cents per line.
Advertisements of Benevolent enterT,Eisss
will be inserted in paper free of Charge
For advertisements of societies we will charge
half price.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12
1866.

nGoftar's @attenpertiIseri 1T einfatb I'M.
sefabrIi9 anS er, ber befte tdtteMbertsger, mel.
DEN mir lie gefebs babsn; SsbsRdtte fbie ts faess
fribt es nnS mus iterPen Hnb, sipar sew5bnii@
einem RIase, rpe5et uon Sent kaffernf TT, NO bds
MitteI bingefteut rpurbe," (2ate Shore, Witigus,i
9stsrsr., sfsbe- Goisar's bbise antitastslns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

Mnaefaenit in begSpeelalzG RaIte 6eRgs eFiten MaIe
&c a a Wf& AS ann ieoe psttere 2HiS2D Gents
I'll j @et&e AHsstgeu yer atlie 20 9elts.& -
Mnsei9en in ben 2ocnIipaten werben nit 81 100 fir
Ia &ine beree6tiet ieee pettere &nie NIT 30Gents<
.agg lSS6bttbdtt 8feifSs 9tnseieeti Oer=a
ben agratis. auf9enamnen. Slnsei9en
bon @eleql6aften nuo &ereinen 6ereA@
men mir gum bdIben Breiie. asae5e
1sisnblnna fir Naseisert iuue 6ubierptione,ts
onBerbalb Der StoSt erbiteu mir uns prdnlmeranoo
lll6 eriAeben,nm bic 3MienannS pom tenen Setrdsen
burd 4Oit=D ffce zDr6rss.
,s4aHp9 81 &sMshes s9taatstelh'n9ss
,a3 az as ,dS4@efeuidait,
Qod=9or SO.
-Eas3 eRdfbptIIe Eenn, ts'' '.AsS
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e Assssnss,,e Z .sRctfe = . ssstFStIS ti
NtiebaeL Burns,
s.. 9S. YQrdmores
. s. !S s'i'as'ss
9ie Sauptswede Der @eleufAuft inb: Grmunterllng
sif eiHT6aaSeralis in ainiersn Stdat unO 8erfdais
Sen n' erifea Sieer SUEDE bsabtist fie Out6 Mn.
teuf pom 2dneereien 81 erredent no ftp angemeiene
Mhfeftrft eber dhSsfe 9OrtbeiR fin 5abrits llnter=
ftreden in Der 3abe pom StdSten, Str6men unb Gi=
fenbabnen 8 iefe 2dnSereien plen IN paiIenbe Gnns
itelen nne ;sr6bere 6lddben ansgeIest unb an ben
GinDanberer entUeoer 5nm rDirtlien ooer Ipenig
b6hten 2otenpreis in ber art uerfauft per6en, 6ab
swtien siuei uerfauten cine ante Yarcele leseil
uebrige in 1, uilo sSabren III besabIen.
! Die @eieli9eft miro aud oIs Mgentur fit erobe
aanbbtfssr Sfensn, Del9e r sdns eplouirt gu ieben
Ipiinf1en. sskssgse lsaT -
2 Gen 8esebr mad arbeit seSsalt Sic. @eieui6aft
bnr1 Bef9dfuitg BON SaHoU<rferh, Gdrtnern unb
ieber Art pom Arbetern nbt rieaiee Sic mrb Arbeit
per1affen t6nnei,s ha es ir lit 8efG ataifiN
riObensen greien i'm seu6e teit n6 frne5i
RMmG Der ad5en &elt Susniier lamb ebeno mfrs re
i'll stdnbe Tin. Sen Arbeitssebet sfriebens, ellen,
inoem re bic Arbeiter fir i'm an rgenb einen San=
6unespIas eber cine Giienbabn Citation Hefert Sir
beGbf6tigen, an1et Sutem, ale Arten Arbeiterfi
nap ifseE ERsA pes Staatss sH beEsr0eEn. INNER
mnngsnp mir Guf 9ier Circular absr bieien
Der gewinn Der geieaianf t1sirh Don benz ipateren
Serfauf Der uorbebdltenen .in3mticheu Hegcnbety
@runoitide, Dom Mnfbau pom E6rfsru unb StdSten
an baau 9eeigneten Sieaen, non Der AufbiiLfe pen
5abrifen, Der aagemeinen. GhtmtdeINns Der 4rosut=
TEN ana Dsin efas bmern bes States urio enbz
Iid ben Gebibren fir 8e5orgune ran Arbeit er=
n Gdnafer capital anf Sfu aans6e5fs ser gefeuidoft
FFbdFsf tM 70 MuB Tebe Bett4erHb5ung bes lettersn
ncthwerei9 bic Aetien in aIeihem RaBe mertb1ouer
MAIDEN Mis6 ha4et weber uniere Meters baber 6iez
ielben eben 10 fdler ais portbeilbaft finbeTt. s
Die 6anpt< Office miro in RafhuiHe, Tenn. seboEs
tell atla bic @eieHfd beabfidtgt SubzAeenfen IN
iebem @onntpbes 5taates en3ujtelen, 5ubcriptionsz
biber beiinSefl I'D in ben 9dhben peu Anion geliot;
S4dkmefiter; 6eIiT 81. Gbeathals Setretdr uno Sol.
Sdn6ef. @eneraIzAecnt fir Ginpanbcrung, tpeld6e
autorifrt fino, nnterseihnanaen fit Kitten Der Gee
feni9aft entgegen 81 nebmen.
SEQ. 8. E1rmaS, as
l,aTFsinTs - 4 BrGibent Der Eeur. GeIonifotipnss
4 va Z iifb GinDdn6erIngs=9 eieuibaft+
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setretdr. iunf7 .bu,ss
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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Mf Mhf'hi ah"d NF 'iAlAHk "hh ~ W"ulu y" =
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ah,.hg h'r asF'ate. e , -
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uon ~ We hpn "Apens nun ny Net' 1hey y i,tnth
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II Representatives - ~ c"ht htTted h'I'as'L af'aSh
any notions q hlsh-mnd 4 ehna.ry into bar garden,
hMtfad ~ hhl ~ leKlsiai n lhal was tbc s''At
rhht ana iur III decision tLey N01ld nave 70 answer "
thrir constituency
rotne drtAsAiun - rvt,fcNte " ne nntrlne Phu"r
n.nnt u III" scclni resolution took place hcw - Ar
slaldnG ana Nesr hldfdpn aAi Johnson thr TWO
h"r gentlemen conicnding that 10 comnite" han no
Jniai chNh uFtr tho" pHfnni tnl 'hat th"y hal hnt
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weekly statement or ss7,sO7,s75.
Tho following shows the amount Of fractional currency
printed shipped and redeemed during the week cudns
today Pru,ed. t2s3, 200, shipped, s5o3, zoo re-
deemed, t2ss, 500
The securities held by Treasurer Spinner n irus, for
national banks to-day foilows.--As security for
circulating notes e5is 80; security FOR deposits
IN hanks designated depos,oriss s3s 123, 800 Total
s2s7 $50 $50.
Pa was cs,abalcd last week with capital of 5000 600
but without circulation Tho total lumber OF banks
far established under tho National Banking and Currency
sc IL s5f with total circulation Of 1854 500 e75 Tie
anloun, lssIed lat seek is3o,oTo
THR GAIL POH rHE sorTHERs LoYAtfsTs :"
CONVENTION
II s asserted that wothrds of those who have ssned
the cali for ,he Convention of Southern Ioyalisis
September disappointed ofncc seekers, who
have been bes gng The President "a Dana and fornsy
some ~ thsn. towcycr are er.confedsrate officers
yisirors Ar rHE wHirE HoCsE
Generals Butlci aud Befnsita senator's Johnsn, Sor
TN conness lnd pomcroy and Coufrc-smen R9usscau
Raymord Taylor pavalr Hubbel aBd Rou.ns scrc
callers 4, tie White House to-day
SpfAs AFFAIRS.
Tho Commissioner Il indian Affairs yesterday r.
ceted dispatch from tho spscla Indian Conan ssiobsr
u lort Ece d,'cd Jane III l-og % which H. says.-
W. hafc tlts morning arrived Il hs phse o..ht 8@ys
from For suiy We Gna here 40 mbed six hundred
ard sxtytwo lodger ~ moro tlal three thousand thros
isl1droi Indaus shall hoLl c0uGcil A. foon
gct The Indian. iagcthcf There arc a, this fort four
hundred rcynlars | wrote son abor thc ume We len
suly. We etl TIE indian there fooHng very wei over
their annclcs. presents and provisions We understand
tbs, quito number of indians a. tbs plsce being tired
of wlit.ag. hato gone 70 their hlniirg grosnds
InE rrRrlc tANps.
Returns nsi received :, tho general land oaico from
tie branch once Al Bonneville Nebrassa, show 1ea,
activity 10 the dspcesl of public lands TIE month n
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N, ron,o.on,.,,-. - $500 n. nI.,,.....
,,cs ~cra voluntarily rsnfe,..l Il f,yor Il ~ ,e-a.
me't undcr wulrh Hotse holds al IL pryacso. ai
,tte Al .cl ~ aei,nst N t,n,naala,e ao,v cxcns
rela ives and fnopd4 N anv,h,n ,,o siify resort
% violence weh the committee denlrs N nrht per.
haps he found IN IA ,mn,t,tt,, IN thIs Aipd
Tho conmltpe tborofar, recommends that
the House exprese, "a s.,nnrov,t ~ tba ,,,.onal
reflection Of the Non Nr er,npell wi Itn ptn t',e
character OF the Non NJ po,...an - !, y.lttinp N
the orders Of the House and b..ecn N az privileges
Of s members apraars nom the M enr, that r.a
persons were present s,il .rn N tio pr, M IN .
saul, on of thcm AZ ~ haa bssn rrrtad ~ as
probable occurrence ana M of t.,, n,nre. n. the
committee Their Intention X tate ,rt If mn. ,n,tr \,
tho event Of any unexpc tsl .,r. h. i tt naf N
outside parties on either siIc Il ,n,.,, III, ,,,
yrit,co after o,a,,ra 1,,s.. WV ''.n
tina occurred IN a pramed.tafee al,l s.tl ..4t,,
and participaton was an s,,,r.a g.r It t, ,.,,...
peace and tho privileges ~ tla paa.. p4,"4
ought not % pa.s o0oaarcA b X uro,o.
tia iop.s ana hed sub sst 10 l ari.1s H. ro... ..
comm0uda' ons tie CONN ttce ts UarttuHetf tle,i e
addition 20 what hay heen .4d toctltt. ...ul..uf
the House 10 No nrpr.4.tv of euf ~ Nnp .4t M
Fou = against ncr-ondie,s ii 3alato r.e.,44|. a4
founded Il nature, reason Ind n NJ !. pe, =. Nj .
pnrlilncntary law h X mo ,lrt, Nv ,v,r n,e .s.f
tho House 10 soe that thcy No, onst4fc4 lls d.,,av
tnor, upou tIc lctnpar nEd t.,t4sf. ot tGe non NJ
anon ID officers h tlc namb.s af rta t9. l#
With md fiofoure thc violation al bi.s.le. n y f.s a
,l.,s c,nnrr, IN tbn 5,.,,,. ~ H., .#... ,. , .s
o. II, uenbers AMI tne ett4 .f t4e #tt.s ntp X. s
sent eauunt 10 ma ntnnod rpH4 .ts.I Sf# G..t. H
stlcntion of an t,e n,cts in II "a d ~ ror,a o. N.Y.
ports the rol wing rreouftona.-
p ,yot ,,,or,. r.t#,t o..... . r..... SSH
,aiye lroa, Eentn"Sy T. ,' 49, 'ii *, rn
person ~ tac HON is t.nlup.4I v Nsna#.a.a. .m.
,te siate q lowe for words ~ "a NJ ae@e
lNfl'~l hiS rrtvloSna a. q fn"inhnr t tal
hi5,DH 6sH,22 q. .22'irtit'' rt', ,,.., .....r... ......
pei /, ga'i'..er,,. .l,.l ttt .t~ M .",
3. t,.. ti,.ac gne" s,s .. n
rtt tot1t yc trom ti,e ,ntro b.u. eH. $3.50
uta r,ira tetuial Ip eebtt" aE| Ht tt
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WASHINGTON
THE CABINET CRISIS.
Resignation of Attorney Gene
raj Speed.
OTHER CHANGES EXPECTED TO OCCUR SOON.
appointment Of Gov. Randall
as Postmaster General.
RAIiCAL CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS.
A 2es0lGti0n Adopted That Congress
Adjourn on Monday, Jaly %,
INTERESTING PRocEEglNGS IN CONGRESS-.
a Committee on Retrenchn,snt to
BE Appointed.
They are 90 slt During ;he Recess and Re-
Pors al iiIs NeAs Session.
Passage in The llonsr Of The Bill AnlhOriz-
Ing the Construction Of Bridges
hercsS The Mississippi.
ZEE ROUSSEAU -GaINNELL AFFAIR.
Report Of the Investigating
COmEnitte
A Resolution introduced That No Fur.
thcr Action BE Taken in the Matter.
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THE FRY-C0yKLING CONTROVERSY SETTLEI
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Gen. Fry Censured and MIR. Coma
1ing's Conduct Pronounced
Above Acproach.
:. &c. &C.
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NEW YORK, SUNIAY, JULY 10, 1866.

June last 272 acres being taken up IN June Tor actua
settlement under the homestead law.
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THIRTY.NINTH CONGRESS. /
First Session.
SEN ATE.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1900.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1900.
sousrrEs coLoRED soLDIERs
The Joint resolution OF the House respecting bountes
to colorcd soldiers taken up and, motion OF Mr.
WILSON, rcpl Of Mass recommitaed to the Military
Committee
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ZEE ROUSSEAU -GRINNELL AFFAIR.

Report of the Investigating
Com, ,En ttee.
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Passage In the ionse Of the Bill AnthOriz-
Ing the Construction Of Bridges
heFesS The Mississippi.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1866.

reason for thus acting, they were required to give
voucher in regard to good character, and IN case
o. not doing SO, they will be consigned to two
months incarceration in the Workhouse.
RECORDER GAsTtNEL's CoURT.-samuel Scott
was arraigned on charge of obtaining money
under false pretences and was remanded to prison
TO await examination.
Annie Stevenson, colored, was arraigned on the
serious accusation of attempting TO poison Mrs.
Duyal The circumstances of the case will be
developed in due time before this recorder and in
the meantime she will be safely incarcerated.
John b. Steward, of the United States steamship
Ghcora, tried a flank movement to escape from
Uncle Sans service, but was captured and sent
back to his ship as deserter.
= RECORDER YEEEARD's CoURT.-Edward Nc
GoWan, Charles Donnelly and Mr.. B. Mctary were
held TO answer a charge Of assault and battery
made against them by Louis Bloomer.
George Payne, colored, was sent to prison to
await examination on a charge of having stolen
mule in his possession.
Hendricks, coored, was held and will get an
opportunity in due time of clearing himself from
charge of larceny, made against him by L..
The charge of assault and battery preferred by
a. Gabb against Jacob Shilling, was inquired into
and dismissed.
RECORDER LETrEN's CouRT.-Jobn Thomas,
charged by Mrs Tackle with obstreperoua con-
duct, was mulcted in the snn of S20 and ia default
Of payment was ordered to be shut up for thirty
days.
Margaret Smith was charged with assault and
battery, and will, one of these days. have to make
good defense for the alleged belligerent demon
stratlon, or take the consequences.