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FRED. SEHRING.
Treasurer of VIII county, I'll.
ANOTHER FRUITLESS ATTEMPT TO ROB ONE
OF LILIES BANK SAFES.

OF LILIES BANK SAFES.
seHyxIERvnLr, A'loNMI 4. -, March SaSS %, 1866.
A desperate attempt was made to rob this Bank on
the night Of the 5tn Instant as you have heard The
bank by prymg open Window they then tried the
exploding what powder they could get H. but doing no
damage TO the door They finally succeeded in getting
they found loemAn worthy OF their Sfeal-one your
G%rSaG @ EnG the ooT and S h G
spindle; they then broke of the handle dial OF the
e aBa a iG Sed to & 2u' @ Sy sS them 4 %
heavy sledges to break u the doors which successfully
fully all night as they were seen to leave the village
We have received the safe yoS sent u.s. and are conf
dent when locked. the contents beyond the reach
OF thieves i00Fe &. F. F. WATSON, Cashier
TRIAL OF A SAFE IN TIE OFFICE OF C.
AND Q. X. II.
Melrags Wnne; Generai 1Geafs lines SG1es;@ l'''
Gentlemen The - station agent at DoTness Grove
burglars. They worked all niqht at it with dri Is,
and the ate apparently but little damaged Please
send us enc Of M the same SIZE to repSce it, SO snotheE
another makel was broken into and plunderedi; red; -,
''' iSSRsSsi%i FGFcSssing Agent G B. and ndtSh 4 RR
SAN FRANc1sco, April 10, 1896.
Russell Er0fn' Manufacturers Agenss FOR Lilies
Gent emen:-Ihe safe referred to in our letter OF
February 8, as having preserved its ents perfectly
by the fire Of last Sunday OF the most severe
that has occurred in Francisco 1t taken
from the ruins on Monday and on opening all the
books and papers were found in perfect condition not
the least sign of fire being visible inside the safe this
bet the third time the safe has preserved its contents
j. b HOLMES & CO.,
GRIN and Produce Dealers.
A SAFE TWICE TESTED BY FIRE,
WEST TROY. October 5, 1865.
This is to certify that at the fire which took place
here September s. 1865 the Lilies Patent Sale which
1 had my Office and which Law in a mass OF burning
coal, melting the brass entirely of, preserved nv
books papers ana money in perfect order, leaving
the safe in conditlon-except repainting-ht for imme
diate
This safe passed through the great fire in Troy in
May, 1862, and then preserved its contents entire
GEORGE f.. MARK.
Superuten dent W. Troy Ferry Company.
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II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDms
Of your Druggist, take no other, but send the mOneV
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THE PORTLAND FIRE.
An Unparalleled Test
LILIES SAFE /!
IN THE FIRE FIFTEEN DAYS!
The Second Time the Same Safe Passes
the Fiery Ordeal---A Test no Sheet
Iron Safe Can Endure.
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE FOX.

,PoRrI Avn Gni,, On Iaee F.
JSrs MTrgg Se g"ade hnd ASn' o 4tf Sgh
CHILLED AA d WROUGHT-IRON SAFE in our Office
1865 The sae was in second story Of the building
and fell to the cellar where lay ent!ey unprotected
we found The bricks surrounding too hot to hold the
books and papers in good state Of preseryaton" " This
safe probably had as severe test any The fire. as
9SsT e 6 RSsdnS had their
This Is s The he sEG2ND F4aE ID I@E This n lis SAFE HAS BEEN
RS when it was burned in February 1851 at which time
our confidence in the re-prooC qualities OF LILIES
sAEa er R e yE Eis nd We Rsye
EDWARD FRED FOX.
No safe of Lilies make was destroyed in this fire. or
aeo to preserve the contents which fully endorses the
high reputation of these Safes being the most reliable
dpe-proof protection made.
The following important facts are most thoroughly de-
mopstrated in the above certificates -
first That Lilies safe stands the second fire as we'll
as the first, and both Safe and contents st fit for use
while other Safes are WOrhess alter the first fire. and if
the fire severe books and papers have to be copied ii
preseIved at all, and very frequently lost
Second. That Lilies Safes are honestly drill-proo
perfectly Wedger0of odeTpr0oF, snd in every
of the word burgldrTrOOf and as further evidence
assert that there never has BEEN to this time of Lii
lies Bank Sales robbed (ha is Safes two inches thick
A word to the public and 10 my old friends and pa
irons my motto is "a nimble slxpence rather than
slow shilling" have taken roOmy, convenient
cheap store for five years. Arch street, instead of
dear one on Chestnut Ny carriage is done with one
horse instead OF three horses Economy and small pro-
dts is my motto. The Safe Works are now removed
rom Troy and in successful operation near Phadel-
pha in this State. and trust hereafter to be able to
furnish my patrons, cheaply and promptly. with the
best safes, Vaults Locks etc. in the United States or
any other country,
~ G A 4
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Presbyterian

The minutes of the General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church give the following
statistics of that denomination. 387;
ministers without charge lS2 aIs heentlate; 4S;
csnts 5s ess: received by profession during the
yeas yeaT GSSi; infant baptisns s79; adult SaP
Schools, S2ss; average number Of pupils IN aSo Sab
Missions' SO sss; Foreign Missions, $ll2, ,276;
Freedmen's Missions, SIS, ,46s; Education,
$sls2; publications, $SO76; Church Extension,
$96s6; Aged Mmisters Fund, $2zSsi salaries
semblies, $1,000; General Contributions,
S226,364 Total, $3.50, 052.
AT the last meeting of the Presbytery OF
Pliladeiphia, Mr.. Wallace Radcliffe, hcentlate
ofB the Presbytery Of New Brunswlck, was
ordained and installed Pastor Of the Wood
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The first business in order being the call OF the
States for bills The following introduced:
i III GOVERN MKST OF The LATE REBEL srATKs.
BY Mr.. WARD lep. n. VA bill TO grant certain states,
have been In Rebellion republican form Of gOvernment
twas read twice and referred the Reconstruction Commit
tee and ordered to be printed Itoyldes FOR the appointment
OF Provisional Governors FOR those States whoe 70 call state
Conventions a male persons native born naurazed who
bare been ggsidsns Of hs eestOn district sz 9nIe Tsspse
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MI. TRUMBuLL (iep I'D moved at 1880 that the
Senate take up the vi to repeal the thirteenth section OF
Conscaion Act being the section granting to the President
the DOW TO amnesty 10 those engaged In rebellion
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep, Me- said the il TO regulate tAe
elective franchise in the District OF Columbia entitled TO
priority all others il had been The calendar longer
Mr. TRUMBULL believed the Senate lght has. both bills
to-day.
Mi. SUMNER while very mnoh IN favor Of Mr. Trumbulls
bill still believed that indicated by Mfr Morrill, the more
important and ought 10 b. taken up prst.
Mr.. TTumbuls motion was put aud lost.
THE DISTRICT FRANCHISE BILL.
The bin 20 regulate the franchise AZ the District then
taken up and read originally introduced IN the senate. The
SECTION l. That from passage this set each and
male ereepng Aps and persons under guardian
any infamous ofense, and who linked
s,stes shall have resided the sad district or tie pstod
The elective no slector aud enid ed 10
Any election IN said district without any distinction
Rro That any person whose duty shs e "a receive vote,
any election within the District OF Coluinb wiy
fuse receive who ss wiuy reject the Of person
rkht under this Act shall Be liable action
tort b. the psrson refused and s 10 sn nsenea, ana
convcou n such done knowingly excesdiaE
eS imprisonment ioT terra ao eedng u The
Sac T1st any preson psron, hall WILDLY interrupt or d.
eeoT In tie szcs Of they
be deemed guilty off misdemeano and couycon thereof shall 10
nny ereesd O rnproned Jail In
,sd District o period not 70 exceed 20 days both Al hs dse
sac Thai Il shall the duty OF the severn. courts having Grim
ina ju,dcon IN the said District change
the Grand the Of the Court
Sac That u sc,s and part Of acts inconsistent with this act be
The Committee the District Of Columbia recommended tho
following a substitute for the ab0ges AT f.f
aeI The passage Of M se sseb sRd every psr
zen sssiUG gsUs sss psn0R' Jude susSsshD Of hss II
, 1866-07-11
FROM CINCINNATI.

= Quadrargufnr Conte%t forsltc Mayor
atty OF CovtnEton, hy.-11urtler Of n
1srushcr-ln- kass-KttIed br a Failing.
" aatl->avcfe Thunder Storm at lklein:;
SUM- Ind. dc.
tSpeeia1 Despatch 10 the CHICAGO T1ibnne.l
CINCINNATI. July TO-
Tie contest for the mayosa!ty Of Coy1nston, ky.,
has become qnadz.nsular, tne.c being one regular
Cr,on uomluec, nne boiling Union soldier c1ndl.
date. ore regular Democrat, and one 1ndep p:udcns.
he rc*1lt will be to E1se tho Office to the Demo.
cratic candidate. good ruan. recently the publish
CT and editor Ct an aulslayery psper in cynthiana
kentucky.
Yet.erday John E. Cook shot hts brothcr.iu-law
q. J. -four halls taking e:ct ard causinc In.
slant death. Cook cha.Ccs TINT Hyatt nf,e1 ma.-
sntsh be 'hrea,ered % 10 xiii bin and ol 70. D ~
A lthorer. By the Mans Of Christian smith. while
snc.sfd tn ,esow.ns e.svel esef nSy na!lt ss,
1aace Harpenon, o. Louisvtl.c, Yesterday. decid.
ss sssa. e s
Nsh shooting. with intent 10 till: negro, where
oay tse sc ne The
The committee Who went from thls city 10 Louis.
vic, 10 inspect The cnndlion Of tho eaiasEetEsnt
Of the steamboat eanat- has returned. On their
cay sdc1csstu uatmaz1al asking Of the Congress
ot United $tates aid IN the WY Of loan Of oae
million dollatF IN bonds or The Gofcrnmen.s .sceaIcd
BY mortgage Of The canal sna i&e enlarEcncnuu
which, 1t 1s estimated, Will be sufficient 10 COM
pie:e the wefk.
a seyt1e :hn1te1 ttorm parsed o1c1 Hlting Sun.
lnu.. ahon. thtee O'Clock Inst SUNDAY afternoon.
aud within period Of i've MINUTES the lightning
etyuck IN four Different p1scce. Questioning, tn one
ln:1apcc- LOGS Of lille. Tbs Ncshodtst Sunday
school bad hen dl.mlsscd tome~hat h9aen,y n
| one tbs son Of Mt. John Il. Jones, and the o,hc1
biz coC<tn, son Of Mr. Samuel Seward. temt1ned
10 mt a. ~ the book and fbeT were lust leaving
| the eaatth when the lightning k!ruck the ttcep1e,
apd passing 10 the ground, killed young Jones IN
<tanliy. 41d burned al the clothes OF hts peseoI
hatsals fturn the church. and fully teat tar DIS
taut nom each oaacr> wetc e!1ucE bY ltchtnini
about The tar1e Ec:e, but no serious Gam.ce VA!
| done.
| Daniel Conkl1ng. one of tho Oldest Of our Gill
rms. died ycsierday, having been tes6cot OF thi
cttr ever etncc fSlH.
/ The wra'htr1s pleasant after 1nehcavg sains o
/ xfssrtSsY.
, 1866-07-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Sentences for Pna&IuG CountcrEtt It
afoncY-A I0llnAonInn FfxZle-Flt
Fleece Co1npctitio,,-CFnsE Cnunty
1kevenuc-WA1Akcy Excitement in
Jnckpouvlllc-
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trltunc.l
Srn1S6FIELD, July 10.
In thc Circuit nn to-day, George Cnton, con-
vft!et Of p1ss .-r'crfe1t United States notes,
uaf tentencctfto =, -cutut In the penItcn.la,y
!ut 'w' ycar..
ft,- Johntou n,cctl .:bto toeed OF Leading Cop
ry,krad., held at the Co uouse 1as1 night, w.,
Il complete azk!e. lour list Of resolutions, IT,
ported ~ Geaefal IcClgfuand as chairman OF tue
,ptnia'ttsc, were passed; \ committee was ap.
sfa:c. requesting them 10 send DELEGATE. to ti,s M
roLo;ed state Convention, to b. held n thl. city
On The = teonu day Of Auenst- They niro recon-:
III. County ss dela hsse On he ass 81 ,us':ni
The Committee nppotrtsh hy the f:y''c"'r' !;oarfi
Of the etutc Agricultural society, 10 tuperaend the
se ar say 81 Se xos t' Of si een:a e
WI he commeucsd n .to'moF7o". The premiums
% In Tue D rujied s,atc, Dl.,r,c. ;,on;t >o,v. y,.x
Heard was scntrnecd 10 tho Fcnf.cut'.ry lor nye
years fox attempting 10 pas c1n-tcrfclt United
states Tnu:uty nole>: chas. II. Smith. for plssiut.
,cars md Tx months IN the Pcn.tentlarr, and al
adlt,orul 1crul Of the sane ltn h Tor havn. coun-
trr:elt emoncy tn hts possession; Johu McGaz-
scy, Tor passing coua1cEfcft money, to ont scar in
The Iic5,.irSr Of Crnwtoni County today fct-
''td With the STAT. Auditor ~ tnii fut 1865. Tie
nc Tl,u-nrcr ot scott County paid over the sun
Of MILD on account.
The people or cur nc,ehbosin: Gig Of jackson.
key question. Lfcense and nnt,.llccn-c n,oc'fncs
fc the order ol the day. Jack<onst.Ec has hitherto
hsfna .eEpc,ansc town, and rom The vigorous ,op-
II likely 10 l.nl1tl 50 fur the urt-.1f,
, 1866-07-11

Ei=htaenth Dtktr1eK-TnIon Congress.
AioUal COMMUNICATIONS OF
Hon Rufus r. Spaidin=-Confcsslon
on Murderer.
tsrtcial Despatch to tbe CHICAGO Tribun'.l
CLE1K1ASp o.. Jus 10.
The Cp1ou Congressional CONVENTION Of this Dis
teict was held here to-day. There were one hrn-
a=ed and twentY-eesen delegates, among them Hon
Judge Bolton, general Cxowell. Scnator Nlllam-
son and many other plominent men.
The orgsnlzntton was aitatncd oply aitar 1 long
ard trt1.tcd discu..ioo- Thu prcvious question
wss rtsor.sd to BY the msios1ty, aud every point
Mas ncalty earned b. the friends Of Jnccs >pa1d.
IEE nnltr thts rule. T c Contestants Of several
delegations, who ur9c pArsona neu. Claiming se1's
on account o' frand.. we're reiected, ,hc ra.io1ty
Accepting III. eomntttee's report rutusln% to hear
H.: evidence on which II was hased.
The ta.!c. plate was voftd dosn, and The vote
was ,ah. hs to~n. hips aEd wards. The h.st vote
*,o,d: sp,oiuing, g; X c. Parsons, 80:
James Mason.
Judge s1sadinc was sscn nominated mani.
tnon.1y.
nct1ycd Nl1h great applausc-
TIC convention vas attended BY d lArsc crowd
ard ellcited more snteses: tnau any We erer had
, 1866-07-11

Den 1Toincs Valley IEa1lrond-The Cop.
perllcad Convention to he Held Co-
hay INSTRUMENTATION 1kcbel
Confe%Atau-Distrtc Court Matters.
Especial Despatch to tlc Chicago Tsipnne.1
DEs MONIES. July 10.
Trims on the Des MONIES Valley Railroad arc
now running to within fifteen mile. OF this city,
A few Of the advance skirmlshers Of the Copper
head Convention, Which meets here tomorrow.
have atr:r d. 1t has been oeheyed. from the spas-
r1odlc .se Of the snakes tail OF 1ste, that tho
convent y e. I'D be large. but the Indications
tow Rre ?ats-: i'll be small snow.
fIEn. Jo' a. kaa. on nas accepted The iuyisaEon
Of the Republican Executive C0Iuullttee to Etu1pp
1hiz Congressional bstE1ct, and gives m upQualteu
support to the cntirc Republican Ticket State, Con.
grtrsloual aud Judicial.
The HsJisftr or th1s morning completely vindf-
catc- Jut:<e Cole from the litr!ons charges made
asalnet him by tue Dubuque Herald, which alleges
OF The SOLDIERS Orphans uonle fund.-. and OF
money brl0u-tnc 10 the Masonic Grlud Lodge.
1hc confessions Of q Mi+touH rebel reveal the
fact that there was wLll nl1turG1 conspiracy OF
the ''Snrs OF Liberty" to take possession OF the
c1tF Whllc the Coppcthead Convention was In seq
zion here. on The eighth Of duly, 1857, establish 4
provisional government tn tue inlcfest Of the re-
nElIon aud turn the oatc oEeE to the Coutedefacy,
and 1hnt open wBr 10 car1y ont thu design was only
defeated hy :hc coAasdice Aud detection ol one Of
the leaders Just before the grand coup ue stai was
10 sr3nfptre.
The Dsssrict Court IL engaged IN the trial Of
criminal cases. Three parties bayc been cpnsctcd
Of liquor selling, ard several Others Of minor
offences.
, 1866-07-11

For Purifying The Blood,
The Al'erssise will be 1ound to b. most elective
medtcine. Acting directly tho circulation. 1t pus,
dts the HOOD nod rssses With 1t ato every tissue asd
nbse Of The body. removing every particle Q! dlseass
from the iysreM,
, 1866-07-11

On failro7d iron from OLE ccut psuud to FeytptY
pending Bill IN 1ell1ion 10 rsscd, Aaxseel- hemp
tccd md 1apesccd oils, and the remaining dut1ea
embodied 10 The b,! 10 be not higher than shc psr-
tculaf lnte7tet required. not exceeding any case
over t.yeni! tve Per cent over the rate liked bv
Law. That was the proposlston be dcetrcd TO suh-
mt. eoa he hoped the members tron the Wet
Nj. DODGE ea,d be felt bound before voting for
tEc ali to ttatc dl.tinctly a. Representative from
csn Of commerce. depchdcd upon tho prosperity or
IT, 1nsnufactuttng and aEricul1qznl interests.
eho11d he much modified. and. therefore, he was
g9s 9f potpo,r hs S 70 Dese5 's next
months; but II lhe bill came 10 vote b. should
votc 1or II. FIo elng against trtafn paris and yet
lhc whole country, aid lhe property of t5e coun.
1a n q u fss s$ as!ss e M ,sEs ns5
ttiorr atsamct il asof Of tic pr'aciplc oi p!o:ec.
lion. A. an abstract question very Att1e could be
said against free tzade. but a. It only app1,ea
an equality Of feu1ureu when It came, ,oseruFncd
fre., trade. England bad for Centuries tcen pro-
tcst.e to she extent Of proalo'tion. and ehe 'ras
shlcte, who, alter months Of Training should cha-
tSnge 5ouns shop-boy 10 come out ma dEhi With
Saud boih w be- ,otea &c aoxb p's'p9asd and
that the bill ehopld be amended in several parieu.
that when the country csne really to uode1stand
whu, had been DONE the c1anor aea,nst the hlli
This eiokea H. debate. though Me.sss. STEW
Rms and FARounAR had propotcd 10 add some
arguments, but declined DONG 80 In consequence
Of the di.poettion ehuwn by TIC Eio1.e:
'lon taxing cotou ~ih the 'fofd three" 20 "A to
makc the duty on COTTON, Eaw OF manufactured.
thsct cent? Agreed 10.
9 Eo 10 dpee ae aes On n
III tARUCitAR moved to amend by reducing
Y fsn!s per @ Pqnsas tbe onts x, ;,
aeh;res ss1sS 10 al a a
ponSnds: .n1-,.p,. ,.r.,. ,o.,.o, -.
1h.fS "snd%sp's h.snS e. zen osd te: p;
Fena'p:, I'm. ndment7. thu. pfeven:ins any others
sepaEae yotes wSIe tasen o. the A. amendments
e GnoD o. oes On he
9ntF On lag 'ron rom n,ne r. len 9olsf: Pr foa:
DlsaeT:td t9, wlthoat division; For striking cut
c5aen Ism aN 9ae atfs'e. on %nsea .as1e T. daty
for rttk;Dg out ihc ii elimination made il iasof
O. a,oos soa1 'fem tho ,,., er'u.h 1Io..noee; s,
tsStfeo aaat ia 10 to 50 mat g, ah 1@po;tea
TSc vote 5000 Is 10 allowing the Florida ai s,a
Xsar;: disas.esa ,S AZ amendments reducing
r. dnty On sssn!tasa! prod1c:s ; "s:c aEEsed to.
htdnGinc t. duty On tn y 12t3 cents per H. Was
a "a Ps5 pouna sssd
considered and agreed %
Ihr rczt question was on the,amcndmcnt o!Irrcd
ion ron ons cent Per poasa 10 a!!y sss's per one
Tne amenc n!en' offered hy Mr. Wilson Of 1ora.
I ~ n,.r hrndrcn 1nnrae ,rox arrood ,r-1OE ~ II
, 1866-07-11
IL MEXICO.

Further Reports OF Liberal Successes
ArmoTai OF the Liberal Government
to ChIhnAhua-Frcnch Troops Com
eenlrBalne nj san Luis Poto*i.
NEW YoRK, JulS IA Vera CEua Letter OF June
a5tl.s: GencEal E3x1c11a has takcn 1chuacau BY
Storm.
Toluccs. on'5. fo1ty miles from :te CITY q Mext'
co, Is In peril Of capture by the LIBERAL. Iisca.a-
plan IL TO bc toou evacuated b, tac French gard.
ton. y ho will ba sent to reinforce Tampteo. the
latter being eea'ostlJ threatened By the Repub'l'
eAns.
Al Tabstco. L,t'era1s had disabled . French gun
toat while attempting TO 70. up the river from
1tnnfeI1.
WASHINGTON July 1G.-M- Romero has ln{orma,
tion tpat on the 10Th u1t. Pfesdent Jua.ez and his
Cabinet lett Fl Pafo for lhihuabu4.
1t il rrppF' sd that the FrtTeh troops At Durango
were under osdere 10 march, acaiuet Ghhuahu..
Letters from The city ot Ae1ioo state that Ger
EaIa1ne i: concentrating all the asaslahlc troops In
Sau Luis Eotoft for new campaign.
, 1866-07-11

Grrat Nun1t3cr Of sun StroKcs-Cho1eta
ItenA-Catlle Shroa Blown Down.
NEE yoRx. Jnly 1o-Tnc total number Of cases
Of run slrpsc duri, TIE recent heated term, "as
etxt. ore In New ic:k. and ta,rlcen in Bsoo1-
4u.
Five case. cf choRra wc,c reported in Brooklyn
this u orning- Al! proved falal.
The new cattle yard eheds At Commnlpaw were
blown down BY The rectut ttosun- Loss ~. .0o5-
He'd Certrc Stephens Il preparing m acdress to
The Fcntan brotherhood Of America. and 10 a!l
trerd: OF The Brotherhood here. He receives
many Invitations every day to ecture IN tho couu.
, 1866-07-11

denomination Of Hon. Schuyler Col
fax by Ace1annt9on.1
Especial Dcsp.tch 10 the Chicago Trtbrne.I =.
WEs1y11LE, I'M. Jnly 10. 1sGs.
The Congressional Convention for The Ninth
Dstrfcs. assembled at this place today. The rep
rcsenta,son - very full from all portions Of the
D.tnct. Bon. Schuyler Colfax uas renominaed
T accfaa fIon amid The rutat YacIfetnu4 heefin,
, 1866-07-11

the Constitutional a1ncnd11aent-t'ay-
natteF,a Safe Hobbed-Ou Well Burn
ed.
Especial Despatch 10 thc Chicago Tnbune.J
NASHVILLE, July 10.
The Senate confirmed fle uomlnatio8a .! Henry
Stone a. Superintendent Commissioner. md F.W.
Spartfhc hs c.cr1ca1 Commissioned. for Nashville
under the Metropolitan Police hill. Only t"o scu-
voted IN the negative. u
The House had no quorum. 1t was
tscertatued today that n0st NuwAnantahlc intiu-
ences have been brought 10 hesr from Washington
to keep meuabera away from the House Of Repre-
scntauses, and thus prevent thai hody from having
quorum Tomorrow the outraged House. whose
palsenec is now thotonehly exhausted, will take
eucn measures as may be uecee.ary to meet tho
cake.
raynaster Remjneton'e safe, IN lis Office. WIS
broken open list night, and <1Q,0d0 abstFacted-
Some members Of The sixteenth iniantEY art sus,
pected and clostlr watched.
Major HoWan's oil well, At McAtinnviIc, took fire.
on Friday evening. and burned a1I night, ih~altlng
alf eudelyusE TO extipguleh 1t.
, 1866-07-11

Ii vas att tines extrrsnely exciting. The leading
mcnbc1n were foE Farsona- hut accepted th:tr de-
feat gracefully. The majority atI very tahfant TO-
night.
Mcdonnell, who wae convicted OF the murder OF
Mrs. Rom Colyln. ami sentenced 10 be hanged On
the 1ttE Of Ausu}, made to-day full confession ot
IL rfr4AA
, 1866-07-11

MANCHESTER. N H.. 1865.
MKxsEs F. L. WALLACE d CU.-GExrs:-M5 hair
tast coming out AID ray head was gr,wtnE hald.
Totwitns.aaas ha1 isls most cf :Ae Por9lf ii.1t
Gss H:.s Es;nras; . rhs s:on2st ny bay 1rom
h.na ~ frra'y ~ .Ser thou:h haxc not usea quite
une bottle. S.S CLARK.
Merchant, No. Hanover street.
, 1866-07-11
SOUTH AMERICA.

7ieveHcnta Of the Spanish aud Allied
Fleets The Peruvian on.Clad
FriGatcH Capture several SpanisIA
Nlcrcha1tnacn..
New YoRK, JGly 10.-Thc HtTnlsfs Santiago.
Chill correspondence. Of jure 9Th. save the Sp1u
tsh dcef was etlll unhcari nom. Nearly month
had elspsed at The da.e Of the letter, and news
.erfed them at tea. There was no apprehension At
Sa!paralro Of tn: return OF the Spantarts. TIC
allied deet Nas awaiting their arrival It Chl}oc.
i Panama lete. announc,> 1ha, thc United smies
ttcamcr Ntpsic from Rlo Janclto. reports that she
sa. on Nay 18th. about fftv miles cast Of Maldo-
Iuoeperdcucia- They rcnain.d ahout thal pom
rome dsyk subsequently. md captured fire spanish
@cssea They aisu embarked nj Maldoaado foftY
pCnQns cntltieu st NoneSlnco: whcsr the Snlulsh
Gonsul protested aEa1nst It Is b,each of nen-
SrAff$
, 1866-07-11

MAxcuR-TER, y. T.. Jnne y, 1S66.
Messlf. F. l. WALLACE Eo.-Geats:-t have nst d
~Dr. Chnn= :ter'b Etr7s.s+ for tar tIair." md an
pleased with the results find the pufes. Acd ceau
est article that have ere. teen 1t Is all est
to be II eycfS resuctt.
foufr, &c., LEONARD FRENCH, II. D.
, 1866-07-11

LHAvExwor'1u. Kapeas. July 10-N council Of
surgeons hare d. 'cided that there f. no hope for
Senator Lane, ai:ho5gh he may possibly tive rome
days.