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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
THURSDAY. MAY Up. VI.

Gold opened at $780, and, after selling at l22 closed at
1871 @I3O understood tina, the Treasury ready to
part with surplus god at about these rates, 10 an
amount sufficient to supply the export demand.
Government securities were sold in very moderate
amounts to-day and better prices for the gold bearing
ssues The j2Os Of 1862 :, and of 1868 per cent
Missouri Us per cent and Tennessee 6s !. Bank
stocks are firm The small stocks strong and in de-
nand Canton rose H. Cumberland opened at 4G. rose
10 49, fell TO H. and finally closed at ~ Boston Water
Power fen TO AL and sales Of Cary Improvement
made l5 The Railway share list in more demand
and higher prices paid NewYok Central sold at 9i and
was in special demand. There disposition to buy
ior higher prices throughout the list under the ease in
money and the confidence felt that for some months
cheap money is an assured fact. Ohio and Miss ssppl
Certificates under large sales TO ss02. AT the
Second Board Government securities all strong and
s6 bid for lo-iO For OneYear Certificates the rates
advanced to 1907 1909. Hudson River Il0l @ll0I
and is passing steadily into the hands Of permanent
boldes Nothing done by the present managers Of the
road gratis aud this fact should commend il 10 holders FOR
income The Western shares firm. The closing
prices we're a. follows: Ohio Certificates S2si; Canton
GIs S6lI; Cumberland Coal, A. AZ. Quicksilver, 81
ei;Msrposa Preferred, 81 92l; ~ y. Central, Nl a9i5;
Enc, 74la74tY Hudson River, ll039liOl; Reading,
i07IaiO7, Michigan Central, lO9lslO9; Michigan
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh so ssj; Cleveland and Toledo
Ioli lOi,; Rock Island 93l 1884; Northwestern ~
!si do. Preferred, So ASA; tot Wayne, $685..
Money abundant At id5 per cent on call, and good
borrowers are able make their terms 10 time.
For Commercial bids the 5a5' and 5. 81 for
hree a four months notes Low the rate OF interest
20 advance therein looked for by financial people.
European war may send back National stocks but
rot larger amount than readily he paid for in gold if
cessary The prices realized to-day show that the last
NAL did not bring any extraordinary quanynot enough
affect the market one per cent.
Exchange is firm at The following quotations. London,
lime banker 90 days, l99sal09;; London, primo
'nkers. sight l0l; Paris, bankers long, ji2l a5lll
lsris bankers, short, 50si; Antwerp, 5.l2l a5iil
>sss, 5.I2l 95ill; Hamburg, 81; Amsterdam, ~
= aDkfort All NE Bremen, sOasOl Berlin, 73..
The business Of the sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
49, 9Js S4-for Customs 1885,, OOO Payments q, 49,
.; Balance SO? 957 3O3 C5; Gold Notes, $373,0OO
s'''sLis ave dali. Tie Oily eDgsgsDerts to LyOpooI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Financial.
rI,HE NEW GAS from CRUDE PETROLEUM.
The Books for suhscrip.icn 10 Tie
Capital stock
NETWORK PETROLEUM GAS AND HEATING

NETWORK PETROLEUM GAS AND HEATING
COMPANY ION Mutual paUl.
ir he orenea On TIT the 7h May the Bsnsins
Jon,e OF Nelson Lucsey, No. ~ Broadway aud VII ies 'l
uati al the stock Is taken. ..... o., - a..
The .uta oil tue Company fixed s3o0'Oo With power 70
h 10 any sufficient for the erection OF suitable s
service to meet FAR couret
lion with other companies part d the City Of
ms Ia. all tbs patented for me manu-
fsriue permanent gas from crude poe1 ahq
Ger 10 tb. CIrIIENs opportunity 70 .uove 10
has lst been organized i N" Ini
nose furnishing The inhabitants Of Manhattan lend With ffsI
81 b,it gss which can be used either for illumination OF ~
fuel ana 10 sh pube lamps in msnns hat the lily VAL o
night ~ Lab, ~ day. ..,,.,,.... oil. 80,
allowing dividend per cent having been resolved upon l.
r,.lv ugrnt upon be suOscTJer 10 c'a'
,,ok Company not only receiving tie bet 81 ebe
,a b.,u,i, sh but participating In the business 81 gkng anu
utels.t ia welfare II tho tompiny
ulen of the superior brsncy ofhe ht o. compaI,a WIZ
go pcsed tom coal exemption from offensive ordo e
80 economy petroleum bong les en one A tne
., 10 M of sun. a.. II viii commend tse 70 ger
oral Csc, supply convenient and e,on9hlea I's
Gas aud ~" plDh sen
Of the Company aud ~t, th
s' f T. b. VAN buren,, PTetideut
49, ...x. c..-..a-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
\. v. who,,sn,e rrlce. OF Country Produse.

FoRT WEEK ENDING Nay l., 1874.
n. Y. TRIBUNE by cur own heporerI
The following are current rates OF articles ID good cond
ton as sold by commission houses wholesale shippers
receive TO 10 q cent ess deducted ior commtoLs hes dc
ct and other charges Parties receiving nToduce 10 se
often with the request that immediate returns be made cannot
Onr figures are intended for tie farmer than the mer
chant and prefer not TO dsappon' by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS.
Prime medium Beans Gad lave advanced la~
2Oc within week. lots selling as quick as received we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Rcreipfs Of Produce.

Nyl74 334 bbls Flour I3j bbls whisky 20 bbls. Corn
Nee l4O sac ks Corn Meal sacks clcake, 10 sO Dl D.
corn A. pks Ashes AZ pkgs. Cut Meats .s pigs Lard
- bbls. Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
STATE oF Nxw.YoRK BANK DFP.RrssSr.}
April rs. lto. J
NynrtTc &c urpEpN GIVEN nursuant IA & han

NOIIVE IS HETIEbl TIN Nv VUI 7UIIII 20 NIaF
ter 2 Laws 1859 and 40 Laws Of 1855 t the Circulating
issued the BANK OF NEW lORk mixing association
located N-lofk, win be redeemed by the So
Rsnkng Department at the NA
ffONAB MECHANICS AND FARMERS BASh IN the CITY Of
Albany lor years de hereof and 3D.. teesiter
The Circulating Notes Of the ad BANK must be re
suted Aforesaid within siK from The Lite hereof aud 81
shall be- prevented for redeu pon and payment
thus specified viii to be charge upon the uud
in the o the Superintendent for that IuIp1se.
Isw6m Apr q. ". SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Union BANK AT DOVER.
sr.rr OF Nrw.yoRx. BANK DEPARTMENT, ,


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Chap
ter 2s Law. Of 1889 Laws Of PCS TIA; the circulating
no i.n.d to The Phcnx Of the City New iorka har ling
Ssocson located in the City OF Now fOk-wi be redeemed at
~ Of the Banking Dsplirei presenA
Ion Al the National Bnk in the Cry Albany Tor
,r yesr- from he date hereof AMI not Thereafter
The ousnding circulating notes Of the said Bank mus be pre-
ented Aforesaid within tx from the date hereof ni all
note. which redemption and pHyln-i WITHIN
r tine thu. specified vii BE- cha upon tie ilLd IL lie
hand, OF tne snpe rine naeut Tor that purpose.
l.wf a. NJ. Il III \ LEX. rfiiiisidtht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
uui0cn0 Notices.

NV YORK ASr Nxw.HAvgS RAILROAD COMPANY.
CORNER TWENTY sRvkSrHsr
rsxAsuRERs OFFICE May s. 1856. }
A DIVIDEND of FIVE DOLLARS per SHARE
free from Covnuent has this day been declared on the
Csp,a stock Company payable a This Ohe ON and si,r
Stockholders the closing
The books May 1866 The Transfer Books w omLe
18Th inst. W. "t''r-'i' i'ts'uI.
oyucs or ras PsoFIo Nail STEAMSHIP CosPASY.(
NEwioaK May l6 1900.
vINHIRTY- SECOND DINlDEND.-Notlce is hereby
SVEN that Bosrd Of Directors this day declared
DIvIbEND FIVE @ PER CENT OF the earnings Of =.
ending April DO PAYABLE the Oce the Company FR
bay the Capital STOCK and much Of the Scrip stock
has been paid
The Books will be closrd fldsy the 18th inst aud
Jane By order cf Tire Board of Directors
JilEO 4. JOHNSON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

TIE decline confines very gradual being about 20 since
Saturday save Orange County and other River pals when
went down &C. yesterday the pick selling at 49e Inc m.oy
of ali GOOD sweet yellow batter whether in half tnbs or WELSH
or even Western Reserve rk.ns sells at 900 we Trade II
Snthern demand Receipts aboGt 100 packages yes
L. nAn-lLn w amnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18


No 30 WEsT IHRrrgTH ~. SEv y DIRK hav 10. 1877.
rNUF ANNUAL MEETING of the SIOCkHOLD-
i FRS oiitr III DSOS RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY f9r tie
ILr6TO. Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS for the ensuing VII
ie held Office II s Company No a. 1titeiht New
Yot CITY On MONDAY June H. 1896 los will be open ison u
No. until D. n and mu. longer not beyond the settling Of the
the day the nspe.ors iy hud refessiy orecese
the vot Of electors pfc..ntus fhem.r's-;
Tho Transfer book' viii be closed from o'clock p H. Gu TIE 2I
Day q Nay until osscka On tnr is, lsy OF Jlne.
- AUGUSTUS SCuEIy, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

Most Of the New Cheese has parted with portion Of tho
cream Some little better than those made br the
woman who skinned her milk then turned and Skinned IT,
and finally split aud skinned II. Such white OAK or ~
the trade them hay cheese are offered az lOc with no
takers A little better grade half skinned. sells nj idltc,
and for the few which all the retained sdpc are
obtained Cheese sells slow Exporters are paving
c good Cheese ship but get very few Probably not
over eco New Cheese have yet been sent abroad We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Jdbiuas Dduks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighthave, cor
D.po,its made on or before Jun. will ta~ interest from june
n II IrrY Sac,',sr, THOMAS CURlSTi. Precedent.
SIX PER CENT Interest IAlD'
Un Suus from FL TO - OF" or
~ rHIRDANk. SAVINGS BANK.
c rier Of Twenty -sixihs q. aud rhhd eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
VEGETABLES.

Cool weather keeps back the green stuh, that good
Asparagus doing better Old potatoes mainn their high
reduce them Norfolk Peas coming forward plcnlly
and 81 lower Russia Turnips still scarce retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
STATE OF NKw.ioRK BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY Aprii ~, 1865.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
~ Laws Of 59 sud 80 Lave OF fo5 thai The circulating
notes issued the National Bank the City Newforka bank
n association located the ty Of Sewfo will be redeemed AT
the Superintendent tie Banking Deg smen on presents
National Commercial Bank IN the City OF Albany for six
rom the date hereof and not thereafter.
outstanding circulating The said bank must be
sened Aforesaid within SIX from the date hecot ana al
within
the fund
hands o the Superintendent Tor HAT pisoo.e
Ap rs law Gu &. ". SCHUYLER. Surei intsnlen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

BANK DEPARTMENT ALnssy, April 10, 1906
NOTICE HAVING BEEN FILED in this Depart
" ment pursuant law by r. f. BlLLlNGEh nm individual
Ianke praprieto Of THE BLLlNGER BANk az ,me Her
Comfy that the said banker Ia. changed his residence NO
10. hereby ssid bsnker reds IN tie City o. Bro
,n where the Bank viii be hereafter cona ID"
q. III NLER NuueIintendt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
Giiuailons fDantsb- males.

AN ACTIVE young man, IL years Old desires 2
~ situation in a HARDWARE, or WHOLESALE ohONE
STORE learn the business and Rave euer po
than his present business GOOD references .
Addreu T.. \. r., Tribune Office
NOaCUNAN or ORKING-GARDENER-Als
understands ard milking Of cows native OF hoI~
Please address j. r., Tribune Ohiee --------
nRUG CLERK.-Wanted, by thorousaiy COZ, CON-.
position Of Unexcsponsbe References Aoasess Siha-''
Tnbnne Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

OTyIcE 90 PAcrpIc MAIL sTKss.nIP CoNPASr
No s, Waist corner sn1yerst. New York May 10. t'
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCklOLDERs-NOt
berey xiv.n that Board Of Director. a. their '~ea meet
a., bed mi. date unanimousy al pied ths following Va.
Etsf Tha o FIFTY taN PR tNI m cisn paylt On
, ~ dy Of Jane be and the l. hereby made on "
holders Scrip stock record AZ the closng OF % II
Uo1t.on HI. gfb day May 1910. being fy Dollars
j on .ucd under tie ac CT 1909 TO Increase ne ~
i,sl stock Of tho Company. -, ,, &,
a.. h, DIV IL August, pr snnnm nom and
,n.r N. said lot day Of June.
In accordance Of the said Scrip socs ne sane
vh lie AMOUNT psI thereon VIII ne liable % forfeit re in
de, n on or before aid DAY Of August, 1900
rhates will raty for delivery on tue pynet ara
II scrip STOCK II the Company once
% ''S' " % THEO'E 7. JOHNSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
sTArK or Nxg.ioRx BASK DErARrsENT,l
ALBANY, April II, 1896. !

STATE NX~iORR. BANK DErARrALNr,l
ALBANY, Api II, 1896
NOTICE. is hereby given. pursuant to Chapter 2lG,
~ Laws Of 1852 ard 40 Lave 1855 that the cUcns'in note, y
sued the MIRO ANILE BANk Ranking Association located m
city OF New.lors will be redeemed by TIE lprrinend
the Baking Department presentation 81 the NEW OkN
STATE NATIONAL BANk ia tie CITY Albany or ~ years
from. the date theresa and not 'irnste,.
notes OF the said Bank must ne pre-
scnted Aforesaid within iron the date hoeol ni s
notes which .hl presented rrieupr and payment w
tim. thu. specified chafro pon The ind III Tue
hanls OF the npegnteid,Bf Tor thai Plrposc.
v O. " SCHUYLER. Superintendent
rINUE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK have RE
MOVED their Bans ug Room. Nas.aust norhea e1'
u.r Of fue.t opposite United Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

0TTIcs 90 rms SoKra ffas Insurance 1osPsNr
No. ia RRoADwAy. NEW York May H. lef'
YI,UT ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of the
yoh American Fire Insurance Company will be he'd al ne
Of r. Of COMPANY No. ia Br0Adway MONDAf The tih
f,..ut Ali close At
W. H. W. BLEECKER, Secretary.
Cmiolos MONTH wKsTEHs RAILWAY tosPAsr'
sEcRErARIs OFFICE CHicAGo, May > 10.
rINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF 1hE BOND
i HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS Il the CHG AGO 1
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. viii b. hcId ~ he
Oa Of tho Comniuy tho City Of Chicago, THURSDAY he
day u Jsne lftt, 4 u o'clock a ~: - . ...,.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

OFFICE RELIANCE MINING COMPANY 0p l.. y.
NAVY oEK May u, 1876.
DEFIANCE MINING COMPANY of LAKE
III SUPERIOR THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOC X.
HOLDERS this Company will be held the Office of the Com
piuy No. IL Ws.t ~ " MONDAY, Jrns 1876, at Il
before the meeting. H. X. THOMAS Secretary.
IGOR SALE-S5O 900 of the FIRST MORTGAGE
i BONDS OF tie BROOKLYN CITY and NETWORK RAIL
ROAD COMPANY portion falling due July 1866, balance doe
Jolly le bearing pei interest payable semannuay July
AID January r.. Is. CArhERWOoD, Ne. "a Broadway.
nNE MILLION EIGHTY SIX THOUSAND AND
~ THREE III NDRED DOLLARS BEING TEN THOUSAND
E1GHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE sHAREs or THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF 1ltf BANK OF TIE STATE OF MIS-
SOURI, FOR sALEThe having been appointed
the Bank the Missouri will receive sealed
sails for the purchase o. said stock part thereof until ~ O'clock
MONDAY June 1865 In OF sn set Oi the General
Assembly the State Of Msson en led An act to authorize the
Bank the State Missouri 10 national Bank
vide BY ibis State in sd bank and
protect the Seminary aud Common school und aud provide
al, inyes,neut." approved March 3h, 1850.
Each bid humber Of hnres proposed b. cf.ed
DE po- per share t. meds OF pImet whether ia
bond. Of tbs st.ir sad be .isned by the bideer
Al bids should be addressed ihF On the Post Otce the under
ssned a 81 Loais. NJ. JOSIAH FOGG,
Il. Loui' April q. i's5 Agent OF the siste
vI,RAYELING CREDITS ON Messrs. J. 8. NOR.
Il GAN Co. LONDON tsiccesso., to GEO PEABODY
Cal Available In tie principal cities Of EUROPE and ths
EAST issued W DABAEY MORGAN Co.. No. 50 Exchange
pscs.
QI%0 NM TO LOAN on Bond and Mort
~ IDU.VyV case IN one or more sums In thi. city or
BrooAlyn. JOHN r. CONkEY No. 8, WsLst. Room No. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

Arrivals are lighter and the tendency IS again upward
few selling this at 2c but f hafd WGk 20 ger over
SOC Western eggs per express will bring about the price Of
state eggs Tie demand is fair and lots which have been
held at ligher-lg cures are row moving We quote.
New,jersey and Pennsylvania ftesh. Y doz 20 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

per steamer &c 900 bales Cotton at e32d and 30 bbs
Shoe Pegs at Is Sd. TO London 50 bids Tobacco at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

Increase OF 1866 over 1865 .....---...... 3e"o -
The comparative earnings from January 10 Apni ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
The BANKRUPT Law is alraed,

The BANKRUPT LAw.-It is already
announced that the bankrupt bill
pending in the House of Representa-
tives of Washington has been rejected.
What were its features we do not
know. We imagine that it will not
rest there. The subject will be brought
up again: The pressure upon Con-
gress will be too powerful for resist
ance. Such q measure has character
lied every politico-fnancial epoch of
the country, and will be again resort
ed to in the present. The only soli-
citude We have on the subject is that
3 Jaw, properly framed for permanent
operation, shall be passed by Con-
gress. The country needs such n
law. 1t would have a good effect in
commercial communities, and, pre-
yalllng throughout the Union, would
be equal and we'll understood every
where. The po yer to pass it is clear
ly defined; and the conferring of it
so explicitly upon Congress indicates
the opinion on this subject of the
wise men who framed the Constitu-
ton. They pl1nly conceived such a
law, operatingfeverywhere alike, i'm
portant and bSheficial to the nation.
But save us f3om any more financial
jubilees Of f/general delivery from
debt, WHICH generate a vast amount
OF fraud And corruption. Their de-
morallzi4g effects continue for years
after their occurrence.
Richmond Dispatch.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03

HAPPY FAMILY. The Chicago Jour-
nal divides the late Republican party
into the following factions. It will
be seen that the list is we'll arranged,
and contains none that are not in
actual operation. This appears to be
very happy family:
The Radical Republicans, generated
by Thaddeds Stevens.
The Conservative Republicans,
generated by Henry j. Raymond.
The Semi-copperhead Republicans,
generated by Senator Cowan.
The Abstract Republicans, gene
raled by Senator Sumner.
The Practical Republicans, gene
raaed by Senator Fessenden.
The Black Republicans proper, with
Frederick Douglass at their head.
The Woman's Rights party, led by
Mrs. Swisshelm.
The Garrisonian Abolitionists.
The Wendell Phillips Abolitionists
The Gerritt Smith Abolitionists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03

CADETS AT WEST POINT. it ap-
pears by the provisions of the mill
tary academy bill, lately passed, that
no cadets can be appointed from
Southern States whose districts are
not represented i'll Congress. This is
cruel on the part of Messrs. Blaine
and Schenck, in thus treating their
colored brethren with such gross in
Justice. AS Cuffee is to have all the
rights and privileges of white man,
1t Is certainly unjust to deprive the
young African heroes, who fought for
freedom under the "haunting lie," as
the Tribune calls the stars and stripes,
of their right to be educated, and to
graduate in de fuss class" Let
Sumner and Stevens move at once for
another amendment to the Constitu-
::::ois. -Mew Orleans T1;;-,-ss. H!h!;;.c>G.Gao H!h!;.c>G.GGao
Times.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, APRIL .

ARRIVED FRIDAY.
Eark Scotland, Maynard, New York.
Schr. fiying Scud, Mapes, New York.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Spanish brig Dorothea. Pages, Havana.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Moneka, Marshman. New York
Steamship Cumberland, Reid, Baltimore.
WENT TO SEA FRIDAY.
steamship Emily l.. Souder, New York.
steamship Gulf City, -, New York.
Bark Istria, Sewall, liverpool.
British bark Albert, Erickson. Liverpool
Schr. G. P. Stickney. Mathews, Phila.
WENT TO SEA SATURDAY
steamship Quaker City, West, New York
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
SShr: Yankee Blade, Wilmington, Del.
! Fan CHARLESTON.
@ -! - - - --o~A March lk
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
From the Pacific Coast.

S,,N Francisco. March 2S.-Great excite
ment was created at Victoria by the report
OF the discovery of a ledge of well-defncd
Sold-bearing rock, of great richness, fifty
feet IN width, within fifteen miles of the
town.
A sharp shock OF all earthquake was re-
Gently experienced at Helen a, Montana
A regiment of mounted volunteers are
going to the rescue of the citizens at Fort
Benton, who are threatened by savages.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
From New jersey.

TRENTON, March 3l.-Both houses of the
Legislature have adjourned to meet on
Monday. No action was taken on the
question Of elccting United States
Senator in place of Mr. Stockton. The
Republican paper in this city opens sharp
ly on Senator Stovell for voting not to go
into joint meeting. Doubts are felt
everywhere Of the probability OF joint
meeting at all
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
From Europe.

LIVERPOOL, March 17.-Weekly returns
OF the cattle plague show continued di.
minution OF new cases, but large increase
in the number Of cattle killed.
MADRID, SIarch 16.-Spain has recog-
nized the Republics OF Guatamala, Hon
luras, Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa
Rica. Ministers from these States have
signed treaties OF peace with Spain.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
Funeral Invitation.

The relatives and friends Of Dr.. and
Mrs. W. C. FREEMAN arc requested to
attend the funeral of the former, at the
Baptist Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at
half-past o'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
MARRIED

In Newberry, s. c., Thursday evening,
the 10Th instant, by Rev. f. C. Logan, Mr..
). ID. KITTLEBAND formerly of Charles
ton, s. c. to Miss LIZZIE A. BEARD. of
Columbia, s. G.
81 Charleston papers please copy.