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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

4 K lPESrrENTI4RY ARRIVALS. Seven con-
ii0icts arrived yesterday, from the Northern
/ District Of Ohio. George Howard, having
in his possession counterfeit money, seven
years; Martin Asper, passing and having
in possession counterfeit National cur
rency, five years, a. ssia,f ,i s.lair
From Logan, county.-David Kline and
Isaac Stuviant, burglary, one year each.
From Licking county.-Edward White
{ head (second iconviction), two charges,
forgery and horse stealing, three years
each; Robert Cherry, grand larceny, one
year Jacob Graf, murder, life. eee- !
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* SUDDEN DEATH-John Miller, an aged
German living on Friend street. between
Third and Fourth street, somewhat noted
character In this city, dropped dead at his
residence yesterday morning about seven
O'Clock. He was known as a sort of miser,
and will be well remembered by our citi
zens as peddler Of pears during every fall
. He was aresident of Columbus many years
He appeared to be in very good health
when he arose from-his bed, and all at once
fell to the floor. By his frugality and in
dustry he had accumulated very hand
some property. 20 ,-sa g s2trf
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Dreadful Accident i'm nHPRilade1phia.

PHILADELPHIA, June GA frightful; ac-
cident has just occurred. ,here.isA steam
boiler in the manufacturing establishments
in the rear Of '204 Chestnut street, ex-
ploded, demolishing. the whole. building,
hundred and fifty deep. 1t is impossible in
the present confusion to ascertain the loss
of life. Seven men were taken ont, two
dead. The reports that forty were in
the building. Hzthis is so, al will perish,
except seven just rescued. Tine ex plosion
shook the buildings for squares around
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

ECHAILENaEp.-The Crescent B. B. Club
has challenged the, Capital Club to trial
of skill. We do not know yet where or
when. the match will be played. Both
clubs belong in this icity,land each has
made fine playing. When the particulars
are all arranged we may look for great
sport. ogh9IHo Z sTI0T6TATU
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agiCALLxD ON U.s. Hon. F. C. lie. Blond, Of
Mercer county, called on us yesterday, He
reports everything promising finely for the
Democracy in his region. i-3 4 - oC;E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

"iCouNrr COMMISSIONERS MEEr1Ne.-The
County Commissioners met in the Audit
Q 0r'ss Office on Wednesday. Present.
IMessrs. Koener, Barbee and Edwards. In
the matter of the road petitioned for, by G.
L. Smith and others in Madison township,
the subject was brought up and Jacob
Bishop, John Nan and Joseph Rodenfelts
were appointed viewers and W. P. Brown
surveyor. Said viewers aud surveyor to
meet at Groyeport, on Saturday, June 22d,
1867, and the Auditor was directed to notify
the parties in conformity to law. .-...-,I |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

POLICE CoURr-Itwa too ".'io-fred hot'
yesterday for a respectable drunk, and
there were therefore but two cases before
the Mayor. .79sI bnF HIsdlgaK ass 70
Benz. Anderton and John Cohnly were
from the country and were drunk. The
style of drinking q uid sold in the city did
not agree with them, hence the state OF
their systems was entirely incompatible
with the doctrine of direct up-and-down-
ativeness. They were fined 81 each, and
permitted to retire to their suburban resi-
dences, thankful things were no worse.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

New York Market--June e.ora
lOTTON-Duu and 10 loMar. salaa of ,unlands q

27c- ST i. ...r % "a a, -...- 60 = = =
FLOUR-More active and $50 lower; Superhne
state and western So 1898 rs; extraf do Si0r JII.
choice sll 5O9l . So shipping brands extra round
closed steady Cali ornia lower: slS- asal1 "a
Rye flour lower at $7Gs as the latter an exfreIns
for choice. .s5Ic7Od III SAT- .af51i il7s11f
4. 7WHISKY-Quiet sae es of western at $780, in
bond. ~ IL. o ~. ---,- ~ "a. ,,T--fI -
WBEATlDull and nominally in buyers favor;
sales prime No. Milwaukee, at 81 rs and cbo;cs
RYE-Quiet and lower: sales western at SI so
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Piano Tuning.

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to
by -s1ul E. CoRNELIsoN.
oct27-tf -. -s--IllAl lal -Laa
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vITog CORRESPONDENTS. - Cerrespon ndents
ought to know by this time, thatun article
can be published that Is not accompanied
by the name and address of the W, tier. 81
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a THE BXCURSIONISTS.
Their Journeyings and Proceeding

u
JUNCTION CITY. Kansas, June 6.-The ex-
cursion party left Lawrence at IL O'Clock
Yesterday morning, after riding around the
town and seeing all the notable places
They dined at Topeka, spent an hour or
two at Fort Riley, and arrived here last
evening, where they took supper and spent
the night. Considerable numbers of prom
inent citizens of Kansas have Joined us,
including Governor Crawford and some
State officers, General Seitz, Colonel Ross,
Congressman from Clark county, several
Judges ana others. The party will leave
here this morning for the end of the track,
thence to Fort Hearker, six miles, they will
be conveyed in coaches. ID z.--if ~ -A.r
Public Meeting.
A public meeting in honor OF the excur-
sionists was held in Lawrence night before
last, at which several hundred citizens
were present. Speeches were made by
Hon. Mr.. Niblack, of Indiana, Hubbard, OF
West Virginia, Van Wick, oftNew York,
Henderson, of Pennsylvania, Branscomb,
of Missouri, Judge Smith, of Kansas, and
| others, after which hop was given
Everything passed off delightfully."-
NJ Weather charming. No accident oe.
CurT6Qs EFI 81 .e .g-L.+ err nsr -Hf9rn n {
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The Indian Campaign.

The zHerald's special says The Secre-
tary of War, General Grant and General
Sherman have resolved upon the most ef-
paign against the Indians, having become
convinced that q large force of cavalry
VIII be used. :. =. .aa. 8. 49, Z. .
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Arrival.

New YoRK, June 6.-The steamer Ne
vada, from Greytown, with California pas
seDgers, has arrived. a1A a. t1p- fA
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Constftu tionaI Convention

ALBANY, N. Y, June 6.-The ,Constitu-
tional Convention, without transacting apv
business, adjourned to Monday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Wednesday
night, about twelve O'Clock, one of the men
sleeping in the Office of the Street Railroad
-Company's stables, was awakened by some
noise in the barn, and, taking his light,
went through among the horses. Finding
them all right, he was about to retire again,
when he heard the noise repeated. Going
up into the feed room, he discovered two
men filling their sacks out of the corn crib.
He Immediately tackled one of the thieves
and halloed for help, hoping to waken an
other of the company's employees, sleeping
below. Unable to obtain assistance, and
both the rascals turning in on him, he was
obliged to release his hold, and both of them
ran to the front part of the room to the
dblock and tackle, used for hauling up corn,
and slipping down the rope made their es-
cape, leaving behind them their lantern
sacks and hats. Mr.. Glenn wishes to in
form the rogues, that they can have theil
property by calling for and identifying it
No questions asked.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE OHIO
PENITENTIARY.-Judge j. L. Bates, Hon.
George Harsh and Judge j. c. Dunlevy,
Directors of the Ohio Penitentiary, at the
regular meeting of the Board on the 4th,
9TH and 9Th insts., awarded convict labor to
the following parties: Ohio Tool Compa-
ny, Is convicts at 20 cents per day; Hall,
Stafford s. Co., 20 convicts at 20 cents per
day; Peter Hayden: 45 convicts at II cents
per day; Brown, Hinman & Co., 80 con-
victs at 20 cents per day and 80 minor con-
victs at 45 cents per day.
Three hundred and fifty men were adj
vertised but only 165 were taken. This still
leaves about $50 idle prisoners, with the
number constantly increasing.
The following appointments were made
at the same time: For Clerk, J. n. DIESEL
lem; for Physician, DR.. Norman Gay.
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TRANSFERS YEsTERDAY.-The following
transfers of real estate were lett at the Re-
corder's Office yesterday:
Addison Adams and wife to Charles and
Nathan Toy. April 4th, the undivided one
third part of so acres of land in Harrison
township, for $235. " afc4
George w. Gibson and wife to Andrew
C. Hoover, March 18th, lot No. s of Samuel
Brush's subdivision of outlots No 70. so and
81 in the city of Columbus, for $1.225.
Geiger April ssd, pa part of Of inlos in sSH No. Of Of
Brotherton and Walcutt's addition to the
! city of Columbus. for 5000. snE
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com MMERClAL q MATTERS.
Cincinnati Money Market-June. e
ElI .n-=l2s L L II

New York Money market-June Ga
GOLD-lss19 9l36H. mp . 30 eJil5m slI
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Sheridan,s Course.

The Times special says: All military
men in Washington who know the situa-
ton of affairs in New Orleans, approve of
She rid q n e nnr1rsa- q u - :. 4 4 =
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Gen. Sheridan to be Reprimanded.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The Herald's Wash
ington special says: Gen. Sheridan is be-
lieved to have been guilty of disobedience
of orders in removing Gov. Wells, after
having received the telegram from Secre-
further action in the case of the Levee
Commissioners, and tits reported this even
ing that Gen. Grant and Mr.. Stanton had a
conference to-day on this question, at
which Gen. Grant favored the administra-
ton of a reprimand to Gen. Sheridan, eau
tioning him to greater prudence in the flu
ture, instead of ordering him to be re-
nxrad ~ - - -
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Z. ii. SHERIDAN, Gen. ~. .. a.
Registry Returns in Louisiana. 0

General Sheridan also telegraphed Gen.
Grant as follows: The registry returns
from most of the parishes of the State have
been received; also the reports of the Of
ficers who supervised them, and can re-
port to you the greatest success, and that
the best of feeling is existing among the
neople. ......
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Local News.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared and
cerrected by WI, Savage Jeweler, 50
south High street. - ,A'AV&i-t AAAtl0
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

LONDON, March -Noon.!Consols opened at 81, for
money American Securities are quoted rs follows;
united States Bonds, 74l Illinois Central Shares, 7s3
Erie sbares 9sI.
EpeDing-ConsOls closed at 9Oa for money. American
seeurtCs quoted follows at the close Of business
United States $40 Bonds, 744 Illinois Central Shares FS
Eric shares, $50
United states bonds sold to-day at Frankfort at ne
LIvERPOOLg March Il-Noon.-The Cotton market opens
quiet at the following quotations; MiddIng Upahus
ISd Middng Orleans, ISld. The sales today VIII PROD
ably reach scOO bales The market for BreadstnIis ls
quiet The Provision market is quiet Tallow 1873 per
cwt for American Lard, tO9 per cwt Rosn, fne Amer
Ican, IIl per cwt.
Eyennc-The Cotton market closes quiet at the open
ing rates Of to-day, viz: l3d for middng Upands and
Issd for Middling Orleans the sales come uP to the
neon estimate, namely, s,OOO bales. The Breadstufis
market II quiet but firm Sales of Western
mixed American Corn have been small at s7I6 per
quarter Lard has declining tendency though without
change in quotations. The Produce market is steady
sales Of Spirits Tupentne small at S76 per cwt
Ashes are in light demand at 1916 for Pots Rosin is
duotabe at 9l3 for common Wilmington. Petroleum is
unchanged with sales of Refined at III per gallon Lin
seed OIL is easier, with sales at 81 per cwt.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
Canal Brooklyn. For tho better protection Of female
employees in New-York
The Senate then adOurned.
ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS
To incorporate the Astoria and Hunters Point Rail
TO amend the general Railroad Law.
Against reducing the fare on railroads Tor passengers
not furnished with seats Agreed to-
Against reducing the fare on the hudson River and
Harlem Railroads. Agreed TO;
Allowing certain towns to take st0cksn the osWego ana
TO incorporate the Bankers and Brokers Association
the relief Of the Brooklyn Prospect falk HallfoAu
For new academy building at Homer -.,,.. A,
Mr.. BRUCE Rcp Madlsonl moved 10 reconsider the
agreeing TO the report OF the committee agast re-
ducng the fare on the Hudson River ana Harlem Ral
roads, and that that motion be LAID upon the taoie
Carried
To amend the charter of the Irving Saving Institution
To extend the South Side Railroad of Long Island
To provide for additional number OF NOtarles PUB
the New York Free Academy to New YORK Gonege
70 incorporae the Binghampton sayi9gs ewd,sx BaS
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. PLUMB Rep, Erie)-To authorize the super
vsOrs Of Ere County TO raise money by TAX ,,or
BY Mr.. KEADY dem, Kings)-To repair and improve
By Mr.. FREAR dem, N Y)-To amend the charter OF
the North River Savings Bank. a..
by Mr.. BLAKESLEE (Rep, Oneida)-To authorize tne g
Council OF Utica to contract for supplying that
By Mr. ROBERTS Rep., Oswego)-To incorporate the
New ork Associated Press. ,,,, ~,
BY Mr.. LITTLEJoHN uep, Oswegol-Por the rehef OF
the Hunters Point and ROckaway Beach Railroad
by Mr.. HARRINGTON (Rcp, Otsego)-To extend the
for the completion Of the Albany and susquehanna
BY Mr. STARR Dem, sullivan)- For the better pro
lection Of health and the suppression OF vice in New
York -
Mr. ID. T. WOOD Rep, Onondaga) gave notice that al
claims intended for the supply bill must be presented
Mr.. MEAD, Giep, Livingston introduced resolutions
calling for Information relative 10 closing up certain con
tracts, which were passed.
The Assembly then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
Tfs PACIFIC COAST
ACCUMULATION OF BU1i1G& ~ xEvA'

ACCUMULATION OF BU1ii0S IL NEVADA.
BY TELEeKAPH TUE TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco. March l0.z-The roads across the
serra Nevada being opeDe 70 trade. The accumua-
ton Of Bullion foy the last three weeks in the State Of
Nevada has Commenced 70 arrive in this city the guam
tity eneImous amounting TO great many tuns mill
tary escort has detailed for the purpose OF protect
rg the treasure during It's passage acrOs, me mountains
ture Is being adtated by the people OF that state
The Governor Will not order an extra session unless
Revenue bill beforehand Is agreed upon, ana the mem
bs pledge themselves firmly and unequivOcay TO pass
such a bill Immediately upon assembling.
+ ANOTHER EARTHoUAKE-MINING DIVIDENDS
SAN FRANCISCO, March IA shock OF earth
quake was felt at snellings Marposa County. March
T. The oscillations were from northwest TO southeast
and lasted 10 minutes.
The Trustees the Croton Point Mining Company have
subscribed $4,000 toward the sutro Tunnel Company
subject 10 ratification by the stockholders; they have also
declared dividend Of $50 per foot payable on the 18th
instant The Hale and NOTcrOss Company have also de
clarcd dividend Of &l25 payable on the Same day.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
suggestions Of tho French Government, the Porte
shows Willingness TO surrender the Tght OF gadl'
snninp SerYian iOTtTesses.
TURKEY.
CHANGE or TURKISH MINISTRY.

CHANGE OF TURKISH MINISTRY.
The following dispatch, dated COnstantinopie, feD
10. 1861 has been received at the Tribune Bureau,
London:
Two days after my last note the tide suddenly
turned. Ria Pasha went out and Fnad Pasha came
into power II is generally believed that this change
was brought about by foreign influence, and that l
is connected with some plaa of the Great Powers 10
change the position of things in Turkey. thihk
this view is based the speeches OF Queen victoria
and Napoleon Ny own information Is that the Iali Oh
Ria Pasha was as unexpected by the ambassadors
OF France and England by any one else ana IL IL
nof known at the Embassies here what plan England
France and Russia have agreed upon, II upon any
The Porte has received positive information that
Lord Straford is 10 be sent here on special MISSION
in connection with the Eastern question, but the
English Embassy has no information on the
snIiect whatever except the town talk. The
most Trustworthy Greeks say that the revolu-
tion will break ont in four or five weeks an Eprus
and Thessaly, whatever the Great Powers may do.
An American naval officer Just from Belgrade, as
sures me that Servia is determined to fight the Turks,
and that war in that quarter is almost certain Fuad
Pasha will use all his influence 10 preserve peace,
OF this there can be no doubt. The war III
Crete goes on, Two battles were fought 10 days
ago which were favorable to the Cretans. The
Turks have come back 70 Canea quite demOralized.
Our Minister here and our Consul at Crete are very
much annoyed and chagTined that vessels OF war
have not yet appeared at Crete to take off women
and cbildren.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
AUSTRIA.
DISSOLUTION OF THE BOHEMIAN DIE1

DISSOLUTION OF THE BOHEMIAN DIET.
The Emperor of Austria, in an Imperial Patent,
dated the 2Gth of February, dissolved the Bohemian
Diet, and orders fresh elections TO be held imlnedi-
ately. The reasons assigned in the Patent for the
dissolution are that the resolutions adopted by the
majority of the Assembly if they received the impe-
rial sanction. would Illustrate successful settlement
of the constitutional relations of monarchy.
CROATIA DEMANDS INDEPENDENCE.
The Comital of AgTam has resolved TO send pro
test To the Emperor against the scheme of military
organization, and insisting on the integrity oil
Croatia.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamer North American, Capt Kerr, which
left Liverpool at 2S0p III. of Feb. 2s, and London
derry March !, arrived at Portland yesterday. She
brings 25 passengers and reports March passed the
steamer HISTORIAN bound east, in latitude 20 49,
longitude Sc 81.
The steamer Hecla from Liverpool, Feb. 26, and
the City of Boston, from Liverpool 25th via Queens
town 2Sth arrived at this port yesterday with one
Say later files Of foreign papers.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
BIZ TELESHAPH To TIN TRIBUNE.
GTsNT A eFI,
'r-.'t' 4 80 ~ II'N' - 'I'1INH III IOV''
BILLS INTRODUCED.
;,.r al

SENATE. ALBANY, March II, 1867.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. T. CORNELL rep. TOmpkins) introduced a
bill Incorporating the Delaware River Company
Mr.. LA BAU (Rep, Richmondl introduced bill amend
ing the code Of procedure 10 witnesses by providing
that no person offered witness shall lie excluded by
reason Of his or her interest In the event OF the action;
and husband and wife may be witnesses for behalf
of each other the same other persons
Bills introduced for Incorporating the MetropOll
tan Market Company amending the general Railroad law
v extending time for the completion Of unfinished
roads provide for additional compensation 10 deputies
and clerks in the various state departments; authorizing
the consolidation Of corporations formed under the
general manufacturing law; Incorporating the safe
Deposit Company ~ Utica; Incorporating the
Orleans Savings Bank; Incorporating the Ger
man TailOr's Benevolent Society Of Brooklyn;
authorizing the taking Of bail pending criminal examina
tOis, except for death punishable Win death For tht
Improvement Of Powerst., Brooklyn. Amending the act
relative 10 vessels navigating the ocean by cnorc en-.
gines incorporating the Camp Meeting Association OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church of New-York.
Amending the charter ~ the village Of CanaJobarie.
Amendlny the act for the improYcmelt VI 00Wanus
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Steamship Miami Rudolf Boston. W. P. Clyde Co.
Steamship Raleigh Mahman, New Orleans I'd st via Havana TO
Livingston For 4 Go. ~
Shp Gavin steel white Calcutta 20 with ndse 70 s. r. D.
ouh Passed Cape Good Hope Jan o. st Helena Hh crossed 'be
Equator Feb g. In long 90.
Ship Excelsior Pendeon Liverpool md 10 Tompsons Nephew
Bark Baltimore rns Rotterdam IS days with mdse and
Schr A. A. IIo,on, Fields Newben.
BELOW.
Shin Asbbnron 2 days from Calcutta James Mccarthy from
Monteyideo, and sehr. Silver Bell from Savannah
Feb. O. ship Messenger, hence for San Francisco.
DISASTER.
WASHINGTON March lI-Conul Fitzpatrick at Nassau p under
Henry Mutt Philadelphia. Theodore Cobb, madeI was totally
wrecked on the Door Harbo Reef bahama She
loaded cotton hides 6e from galveston
Her nearly all saved as wen as mater
also The materials and crew were
10 that place by Weckng The would probably all be sent
forward destination The TO be sent home al TIE h'
opportunity.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILxISGroy, C., March lAhyed steamship Pnontr ron ron
Philadelphia The Alfred Thomas will be got Of the Bar bat With
the loss Of her
SIY FRAxolsco IiArrved ships Chean from vapars
Horatio spague from Boston.
The ship spTayu With full Of wheat sailed for Liver
poo to-day takes 5000 barrels Of -four for Rio Ja
nero The steamship Nevada from MaIaian, Feb &C. with
In treasure, arrived to-day
CHARr EsroS March l-Aryed ship b. Kmba from Baltimore
BBgyd schT T. Allen and Margaret khtehards
from Philadelphia
sailed ship r. C. Winthrop for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
JAREp's "EMAIL DE PARlsn-THE DISTINCT

PEEPARArloSTns LADIES who USE AxD 70
ladies publicly acknowledging the value
Of the skin That lady used anything OF the knd Was sea @ W
concealed only concerning the value OF EMAIL DE PA t
ind testimony This because LBsAL neither pant
nor compound arsenic mercury but delicious
Which, acting specifically upon the scarf dsoyes h aug
black spe marks and Az onghness and feHtss Of
he skin mpapg 10 boh the and texture Of polished IVORY
Sold by L. kABEiu Broadway, and all tteaS DIESs
PernmeTs Ladies' Hair Dssera DEsAs BARNES 20 al" -
WILLS 4 Co., General Agents
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
CANADA.
NV sirHHtNyfniiffE, ,srSHrarY
NlOUSTIRR.

BY TEIEeRAPB
corporation Of the QaeOec and Gulf PQli; ste..mship
Company has been applied for Tug hsad ice is to be
at Quebec shd The capital Of the Company slOOooO with
I"~Sr & 10 increase IL TO sJ0o01 The discount for the
"eeA oh American INVOICES oiess ls q per cent.
fHE IABLE ROCK.
-, 80 80 =, II, March lion Wednesday next by
isrt % ' INwn Council, the sole remaining portion Of
.ocR viii be blown from its present dangerous
nou THIS will entirely Obiterate every trace of that
natural curiosity.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
OPENING OF NAVIGATION on THE HUDSON.

TIvOII March lls--The Hudson River is now navi-
gable 10 Hudson akhoIt distance above here There IL
considerable floating ice at ROndout and vicinity, but
boat can get through It.. The steamer Trupha leaves
NewYork Tor Hudson on "Wednesday night she VIII be
the first steamboat through 10 that point Navigation
Will without doub be open throngh TO Troy the middle
or lAst 0f the week La
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TEE ATLANTIC CABLF, MARCH H.
GREAT BRITAIN.

nv sr,soNIrs 10 TSisuSE - ,,...,.,uo :;
loNDoN. March 1.-THE Princess Alexandra is
,.Dor,ed 10 be very Ill this morning.
a s,,hsidy to the Canadian Railway Is TO be pro-
Ir,emus Ward has directed in his will that bis
0roperty shall go after the death OF his mother
toward Ale erection OF an asylum Tor printers