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The New York herald., 1867-04-05

saiiissDof ~ Colorado andthe Bvis Jenrfc
for Hons ksns-Expeetet Race Bsiweeu
Them, &c.
Saw FaArlsco, April T. 1861
The s,eamshp Colorado sailed to-day for Yokohama
and Hong Kong, carrying full freight, twenty cabin
End two hundrea an6 nfty susraGe passengers and
$4,000 IN treasure for China,
The orig jennie sailed for Hong Eong an hour before
the Colorado nt1nlinG 20 rAcs with her tho Jennie
ssvr,es . easgs " aonr and wheat sud s3poaoe III
The New York herald., 1867-04-05

ALBASr, April 4, 1867
The spsAkR presented the fortyninth annual report
OF the Trustees OF the New York stat Library also tho
annual report Of the Amer can Institute.
The Senate amendments TO the bill regulating the
salaries Capitol police force wore non-concurred
in and committee OF conference was asked for
PASSED
To incorporate the Buffalo Gymnasium.
To authorize the Common council OF Rochester 10
make local assessments to repair freshet damages
To incorporate the Buffalo Gymnasium.
To authorize the Common Council or Rochester 10
make local assessments to repair tTcshet damages.
In relation 10 the erection OF public urinals III New
York
Bills ADVANCED THIRD READING.
To authorize the construction OF railroad in avenue
G and other streets In New York.
To incorporate the New York and Brooklyn bridge
Company for the construction Of bridge over the fasi
river sat
Recess.
Evening Session.
The House resumed the consideration OF the bill pro-
ving for the enlargement Of the locks on the Erie Os
wego and Cayuga uals and was ordered TO the thrd
reading hAeHa&
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-05

%s upon tho total valuation Of tho property in the
Progress was reported on the BIN when tn. Senate
Evening Session.
MLts ADVANCED THIRD RRApso
Amending the charter Of the susquehanna Bridge
Amending the charters Of the villages Of Rsmaen,
Illon, Oneida and Waterloo.
The Saratoga School bill
Incorporating the Deaconess Institution Of the Evan
gecal Lutheran church.
For the relief Of the onicers OF Grace church. Har-
lem.
The General state Appropriation bill. fNt
authorizing st. Lukes Hospital, New York, 70 convey
certain lands wlt hwM NJ. -
Amending the charter Of the Blind Mechanics Asso-
citation
Incorporating the Sing Sing Dry Dock Company.
For the better regulation OF pawnorokers-a genera
bill. ts M sf.N .FA 4Asa.M s. o-g-,-
Authorizing certain towns 10 the counties Of Oneidn.
Madison and Chenango 20 issue railroad bcnds
Appfopriafing 500, 900 for the compioion :" "0
State Institution for the Blind az Batavia.
Exemptine the counties OF Kings and New YORK from
the Of the amending the act Tor the regu
la,ing Of the State Lunatic Asylum. ...~.,...
Authorizing Supervisors IN New York 70 feconsioor
their action in refunding certain taxes 70 banks ana M
surance companies
Amending the port OF New York Ploiage law by ahro-
eating the rules requiring tho same pilot that brings ~
Mr. EZRA CORNELL Introduced bill providing that any
person connected with telegraph company VINO sna
wfully divulgc the contents OF any private commun"
intrusted him for transmison or shall neglect
wiuliy refuse TO transmit the same may, on cons'o.
on he imprisoned In the county jail Tor term no.
more than three months or pay ine OF hve huno'ea
dollars ANY person connivng with an operator W op-
knowledge the contents OF any despatch may 90
punished by fine OF thousand dollars or uiprison
ment for three months. -.
Mr. H. CORNELL introduced bill TO punish by . fine o.
person opening any sealed letter OF teiegrapnic message
not addressed 20 him. -,
Mr. c. g. CORNELL introduced bill to CONSTRUCT nav
road In Forty second and other streets
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-05
N ( xIc Q.
Reported Defeat Of Escobede and
Occupation Of San Luis Petesi
by the ImperiaIists.
Galvez COmpels Diaz to Abandon the
Siege Of Puebla.
THE LIBERALS ABANDON TAMPICt

The steamer Alabama, Captain Deaken, from Vera
Cruz on the I'D. VIA Havana the 2sh met, arrived
a this port yesterday.
We indebted purser Austen for his wopted and
prompt attention to dispatches and Giles.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-05-26

8ergebung fiir Seine Siinben, unb eiiien
Nblabi9ein fur ale Climber, bic Du
beseben tuirif, tpenn 9u idnOrit: Der
beiligen &irGe uno ben frommen 8atern
Seiutreu s,t cienen r- 4tfT I
SD fhuore e8, rief 2orenao feierlid,
aSier lit ber Mblabbrief bonn Napfe,
Dem frommen Yius Dem SeaFen ielbes
ansgefteat auf 9eineu Ramert, unb fir
Did, Slinrm i'm bin unb tbuec Deiue
E8Fi9tl l .as sfa4sn,s I'D "a 81
@r leste Elm nit benz paptliden Sies
Ice! beriebeneS 8ersameut auf 2oren5G's
sdnlter, bob oann beH S9leier unb
tbefte tim piebsr iibsr ibre 8eitalt bin. /,
pa SD fegne Sid unb bergebe Sir Seine
Siin6eu, iagte ct. ir,bent er oaS 3ei6en
hes 8rerjeS ina6te. ,e.:.&s rs5.lg .ssg r.
,Segne aud mid, ntein Serr uno Meis
ter, rief @aglipftro, auf Der unterlten
Stnfe bes Sbrones nieberfnieen0.
SD iegne Sid TIM Namsn 2opola's !
8leibe auf 9siuen Snieen unb foIse mir
ni1t. ...,ra-.. g. s...a -asaaaGa rH
gr breitete feline Sdnbe aus iber ibu,
iinb idritt lanafam Bic Stufen binunter.
Sar6 bic groben Seniterideiben orana
Der erite Strabl ber Morgenionne, bee
leudtete nit soloenem Sdeia bic fnie'
enbe 8eitalt Gaslioitrp's, unb madte bt'
Brillanteu auf feiner Stirn bober anfs
I flanlnten. n34es".N i..u.s@sa.L ~.
Ct bate fein Saupt tief auf feline grui
eeienft uno berneilte in bieIer Stelun9
pabrenb Der Seiuit an ibm boriiber mad
bee 9lussansstbare bini6ritt. .eg
H. Ils er ben langfamen i9meren SArit
ni6t mebr b0rte, als baaeno Die Sbur
sui6lus, iprang @aglioltro bon ietner
&nieen auf. .....= .. ..
Ct 1T fort, iaste sr. Soft iei Sant
er 1T fort /! ..- III. .
Sa, ct it fort, tpieoerboIte 2oren3a
tnben iie bon Dem Iubebett nieberiprans
1 SIT es tpabr, bat ct Dir pirflid eiae
balbe 0fillton gegeben ~. ..5..sa.
@asliotro bielt ibr nit triumpbirens
Ser Wlieue bic 8rtefe entgesen. Sieb
biele IbreTeu, lie inb an bic eriten 8ans
quterbauisr in 8om, Raris, 2onSon anS
Berlin. ,r ..... s.-
rlnb Su slaubt, baB Fe EDIT fno?
SD bin iberSeust bapon
90 bdtten mir alto iest iacn unlet
3iel erreidt, iubelte 2orensa. 60 Fns
mir reid unb mahtis !
Il Stein, faste @aslioltro fdwernlitbis
g8ir fnb armer benn le. Siele8 Sell
ntadt uns gu Sclaben, 81 abbangiget
/ 8ettseugen. Su bait es ia geb0rt 20.
rensa, tpir finb iiberal in bent Sempel
| aber aud iiberaIl unter benz S9nerte oes
Srbens Hgoa. B.. ..5..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-05-26
Z 'pentlbla,,s
lit ettaarplll ettaarrplll HllO 9raalllll
SiForiider 30 nj an oass
10 a.-tt e.2at9i non l'a2g a'2 @sa
iQpnife m Il blb a6.
(Sprtfekuug)


Ser General bob laasiant feline $aiiS
empor tnb nabnt bic Masfe ab. gitt
blei&es, Feifdlpfes gtngeFdt nit sroben
fdparsen 9lueen, bic 'tief in ibren $s6Ien
lager, nit i9utalen blutloier 2ippen, nit
bpher fnodiger Stira iparb fdtbar.i
Grtennft gu bies glntIib {? is7 .>r, aa
Stein, erpiberte gagIiofro traurie,
nein, es 1T ni1t baiIeIbe @ntlik. 10 aFTs
gu iiebft, ntein Sobr, Der Menf3
ipehieIt, aber bas @iiIen bletbt. SD
bin Elm Mnberer ipie bafnal8 unb bod
oerieIte, Senn Die anBere Menfdengeftalt
iit tur Sas @efab Ses eiuigen 8un6es, in
pelaes bic eipiee @abrbeit unb bic beilise
9ebre bineinseepiien tpirb. 8erbridt
bas 9efaB, 70 ipirb es es eriebt ourd Elm
anberes, ,tnb in uneria0pfident Born
ftiebt Der efpiae @ebdnte, unb bas beiliae
@iiieu peiter In iebes erneuerte @efaB.
gu febft es, i9 bin Elm eraeusrtes Ssfab,
aber i6 Bin berfelbe 8eiif, Der bauals su
Sir ipra6 i'd femme Seine 8eraangetts
belt unb tpeib, po3u gu ausgefaubt tpurs
beit in bic 8eIt. g8ie Der @eneral bas
mails aa Dir iprad, 70 ipre@e aud i'd
9enfe : Sle Daoen uns an9etia9t re gas
bic Seiligen in ben Bann setban, aber
bernihten f6nnen fe uns nt9t. Ser
beiiae SrSen Der Slater Sein lit bes 9es
pens Dor Oct aset e peragS! % eess i n.gl I zee
nes segehs oot s9otl. '.'s D's selu'teh lts1' ''.
pen n'gI, penn rs tIagea oes sUl9e zee
pen IN rg' uno es lp.IS s.' aag IoH!meh, Sn
mo- ne aus oet gante.lsn nao Sss a,1. Set'
oannnn9 p.eoet gereorlte!en On NJ. oas = s.gt.
geps pun @ msta Sogn I, aas 9ta UVeleh
2ag ooros'eues, p'.l a"p e'e aos8s een
nen pamn Ip'I oets.hE T.soer TS auI '9neh
a":u @anos,n tunnsn. 0, pap Da 8e'9aa' ~'e
O.r 9eoo1eH lOotOea -'. ,.. ,'- .. ~
so babe es gefgan, eminent. babe
ft1e1n 9anaes Seben Dem hetlt9en Dtetfte
gemetbt. Stn lumber 9etpaitoert IN Der
Melf, babe nberal tnr o'e betlt9en iiits
t4foaren Sater 8elHalf nno 9etutrtt,
uberal lbre Gebre aaSgebreitet, iiberal
n1r pen Sroet1 Sangsr ''no An1anser se'
Sorben. Die Brnoer Der dsbptiiaen
MaurereL oie Srhoer Der Noienfreujer,
oas fnb bic Sanger, bic i'd ben, Srben
9etporben, unb Su ipeibt es tuobl, Senes
raj, es fino biele tnadttge nnb angeiebene
Wanner unter ibnen. '.'fh1, ~ - 'zt't.
Sd peib e, nno i'd bin NIT Sir 5u>
frieeen, Gu biit ein tbatiges unb niiblis
9es Bert5eu9! Dtr btes gu fa9en, bin
tb getoranser. Dt1 an3nfenertt nnb 5tl
itttteripeifen bin t1 ba ] @robeS au bcH
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-05-26

Gin peniiontrter @eneraL
|, Srau, rief Der Seneral bon Berris
inbem sr, auf ieiuen &riiditod sefiist
in bas 3iniraer Der @eneralin bereiubuuts
peIte, Sraa, ba lit bas Mntuortsidrsiber
bon unferm allergnaeigaen Serrn uni
&Ouis. Ser Courier, tpelder bente in
Sriessminiitsrium angelanst III, bat es
mitgebradt unb mir eben burd einer
gSprefIen iiberianht. @ .4l
limb tpie lautet bic Mntiport bes So
tigs ? fragte bic @eneralin, cine bleide,
sbasere Srau nit podenarbisern gefdt,
nit barten, frengen 8ii9en, nit matten,
srauen Augen, bte niemals in sartlidenl
Seuer 1nodten aufaeFammt ieit nit
blutloien, idmalen 9ippen, auf tpelden
niemaIs eitt 2a1eln sesudt bate. l1nb
tpie lautet Die Mntmort bes 8ontgs
pisberbplte iie nit ibrer barten, rauben
Stimn,e nod einntal, als ibr @en,abl,
feudenb unb pulfenb bon Der Nnlfrens
gung beS 8ebsns, auf einett StubI nies
beriaat unb fi1 bas bide, rotbe @eIhi
nit ben, rptbbaunipoaenen Safdentud
trodnete. KS a @ @
SD babe ibn nod nidt seleien, feudtt
Der aIte Manu. SD baHte, i1 tpollts
nteiner ssrau gemabltn bic Gbre iibers
lai1en, Die Mntport bes &0nies auerit Az
.leien, oiepeil meine bo1gelebrte SSrar
@emablin ia aud bas Bittfdreiben an
Seine Naleitdt berfabt bat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

A9 We call the attention of the trade
to our stock which we offer to sell at the lowest fig
ures, at wholesale retail Particular given to
orders from retail dealers in the Basin, from large
mining companies, miners who wish to lay in their
stores for the coming winter, boarding houses res
taurants &C. We have bought our goods at the low
est possible figures and intend to sell them at prices
which win defy competition. Our Mr.. David Fleisch-
has personally superintendent the selection and
purchase the packing and shipping of our entire
new stock. in San Francisco, and we can confidently
recommend every article to be as we represent it to
our customers
Idaho city. Sept. 4 1ss7-nsema.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

FoR SALE-C. Jacobs Co., of Boise City, adyer
tise in this paper two billiard tables for sale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

FIRST RATE.-C. Walker has now in full operation
his depot for the sale Of all kinds of choice vegeta
bles, groceries, canned goods fruits &C., and has re-
ceived from Marysvine, Cal. by Hoag RamsdelPs
Fast Freight Line, fine assortment Of apples and
most excellent grapes which he offers to the trade
at reasonable rates. We acknowledge the receipt of
package, labeled Compliments of G. Walker and
containing liberal weight of grapes, which pro-
nounce of the best and return our thanks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

CALTfLAKE SALT. ~ 78f3T
- For sale by POWELL q C0E.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

HORSE RAcnG.-This amusement has taken the
place of all others for outdoor pastme. On Sunday
afternoon two were run by the same horses and
Johnny Grove was twice the winner; and on Monday
he was again successful in race between his mare
and More's white horse. On Sunday next race will
he run between Dunbar mare and Shoenbars horse
for purse Of $3.50.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

BOISE VALLEY FLoUR.-We gratefully acknowledge
the receipt of sack Of G. Jacobs extra superfne
flour. made at his City Mills, from Boise Valley
wheat. and forwarded to us by the proprietor A
trial of it in our household warrants us in pronounc
ing it a very superior article Of -four 1t is fine,
white lively and makes bread and hot biscuit equally
we'll
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

THE OPENING BALL.-John Cody has his fine brick
building finished that it is to be opened with
grand ball Friday evening next the particulars
TO be seen in an advertisement in this paper Invi-
tation tickets win be ISSUED by the Committee and
every exerton used to make the occasion agreeable
TO all who intend
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

BIG TURN1P.-J. A. Abbott, Esq, left at our Office
on Monday last of the largest turnips remem-
Der to have seen anywhere. 1t weighed ten-anda-
half pounds and measured thrty-two inches in cir
conference way and thirty inches the other. Mr..
Abbott has of trnps Of but little less size, and
thinks it quite probable that even larger may be
among them. His ranch is on the Payette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

LEGERDEMArN-The Fakir de Bordeaux has again
arrived in our city and wiz give of his pleasing
sleight. of-hand performances on Saturday evening
next at Geo. Cans new Hall on Main street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

Noz1cE-The Tax Collector gives notice in this pa
per to all persons to forward and pay their tax
es and save interest and other costs which viii soon
be added. go sE-s S
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

On 000 LBS. Nc. BACON, at
sAO,OUO ANDREWS &CO.s Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

to Lewiston, on Friday evening last. He had been
holding term Of Court in the First District in the
absence of Judge Kelly. He reports Lewiston dull
place with little reason to hope for improvement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

REMovED.--The County Assessor has removed his
Office to the front end of the WORLD Office. Anslie
Foote have removed their law Office to the frame
building adjoining adjoining Andrews Co.'s brick
store on Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

REwARD.-F. Shoemaker offers 500 reward for the
recovery of his pocket memorandum book and con-
tents, which he lost in this city on Sunday last For
particulars read the advertisement
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

FRE1GHTgZFrom Umatilla to this place are eight
and eight and half cents, in gold bars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-12

NEW York, Nov. u.-By an arrival
from st. Thomas we have particulars
of great hurricane which lasted four
hours, tearing up trees, lifting houses
from their foundations and dashing
them TO pieces. Ships, steamers and
smaller vessels were dashed together
and sunk; fifty or sixty vessels went
ashore, were dismasted or sunk, and a
a number of crews lost. Thousands on
land are houseless and suffering. The
excitement is very great. 1t is impos-
sible now TO estimate the loss, which
must be immense. On the morning Of
the 10Th, there being indications of n
storm, the passengers OF the old steamer
Conway did not feel safe to go to sea in
her and wished to be transferred TO the
Rhone, a new steamer of the line, where
they might consider themselves safe in
case of storm. They were accordingly
transferred and both vessels put to sea.
but during the storm the RhOne struck
on Refers Island. Her boiler exploded,
and all were lost with the exception OF
twelve or fifteen. The Conway was
thrown on Tortola Island, and all
hands were saved. Nothing definite in
regard TO the other Islands had been
heard with the exception of the Torto-
la, OF which report says that the town
is totally destroyed, and number OF
lives lost.
The steamer Columbian came in at
about eleven O'Clock, and at two o'clock
was sunk, and six persons lost. Her
cargo was valued at from one million
to TWO million dollars.
The track of the hurricane seems to
have been narrow, as the MurmiOn,
from Rio, and the North American,
from New York, arrived the day after,
neither having experienced more
than Il stiff breeze.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-12

NEW 1ORk, NOV. IL
BEEvEs-Receipts for the week $3.50
head; 35.S97 sheep and lambs
30,77l hogs. The supply of beef cattle
at the yards to-day was quite large; 2,
700 head; market without activity and
prices declined Xalc per pound and
closed heavy; few undispOsed of; the
average quality of cattle was fair; Il few
choice sold for lie; extra lots at l6aI61zc
prime at 15al51zc; first quality at l4Ea
14Nc; inferior TO good at Sal31Sc-
SHEEP AND LAARs-With "A supply OF
5000 head and slow demand; market
depressed and &c lower, closing weak
with some offerings unsold; many sold
by the head at 81 25a4 90; extra sheep at
&c; prime at SIC, and inferior to COM
mon at 4a5c. Extra lambs 20; medium
to good 6a6Hc; and inferior 5a5Hc.
SWINE Market completely over
stocked; 70 car loads are on sale at the
10th street yards and 30 at Commune
paw. Trade active, however, and the
market closed quite steady at 6ssa6S<c
for heavy prime; 6sSa61zc for fair TO
good, and 6a61<c for light to common
quality of offerings fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-12
BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 9th of November

LosDoS, November s.-Reports have
reached here that Lavalette is soon tc
resign the French Ministry of State
and will probably be succeeded by
Rouber.
The friends of Garibaldi state that al
the battle near Monte Rotondo he had
only 1000 men. The Standard says the
sons of Garibaldi are still at large,
though concealed.
FLoRENcE, Nov. S.-Garibaldi is to be
tried at Florence.
PARIS, Nov. Seen. La Marmora,
the Italian Minister, lately had an au-
dience with the Emperor and asked for
the withdrawal of French troops from
Rome.
The annual Yellow Book is ready for
publication. 1t shows that Ratazzi was
long ago warned of the plans of the
the Insurgents under Garibaldi and the
action which France was certain to take
in the premises.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Telegrams received
here state that seccnd typhoon had
occurred at Macao and the damage to
property was immense.
DUBLIN, Nov. s.-The jury in the case
of CASTILLO, who is on trial in this city
for alleged completely in Fenianism
was unable TO agree.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. S.-The Bank Of
Amsterdam has raised the rate of dis
count from 20 81 per cent.
LONDON. Nov. s.-The new tariff Of
the Atlantic cable being settled, the fol-
lowing notifications go into effect on
the LIST of December: Tolls between
New York-and any place in Great
Britain or Ireland, 10 words, not ex-
ceeding fifty letters in all, SIS; each
word after the first ten, 81 so, address
free of charge; no extra charge for mes
sages in code consisting of plain words,
but messages in cipher. that is to say,
messages in numerals or letters of the
alphabet, not being any known or die
tionary words or names of places, ships
and persons, &C.. to be charged for the
fret 10 words, S25; each additional
word, 81 90. Tolls between New York
city and points west and south thereof
will be charged in addition to the
above.
LONDON, Nov. Acknowledgements
81 ZIG for money. No advice received
from New YORK. American securities
nominal at the following rates; ,5-2Osl
7O15-16; I0.40s, 67<; Illinois Central
slss; Erie, 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9-P. M.-Cotton
quiet throughout the day. sales lO,OO(
bales middling uplands at S 1l-l6; do
Orleans, 1-16. Breadstuffs, quiet, but
steady, quotations unchanged. Pro
visions, generally unchanged; cheese
tirmer, 53s cd for middling American
Produce, refined petroleum, declined Il
Is sd; no spirits of petroleum in thu
market. Other quotations unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-12

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Lazarus
order of Catholic Priests purchased a
large tract of land in Brooklyn on
which they intend to erect magniti-
cent church and college.
The largest American vessel afiORt
made her trial to-day.
The immense coal heaps In Curand
docks, Jersey City, has been on fire for
several days from spontaneous COM
bustion.
Seth w. Payne left this morning pro-
posing to walk to San Francisco in 100
days.
With corrections the Assembly stands
Democrats, IS; Republicans 80. The
Senate stands 10 Democrats; l6 Repub-
licans; l independent.
The Board of Councilman resolved
to tender public reception and free
dom of the city to General Mcclellan
upon his arrival.
Meyer Finn was arrested on 4 charge
of having set fire to his premises, on
the second floor Of No. 50, Warren
street, where he carried on "a shirt BUSH
ness.
General Sheridan is still in the city.
Among the passengers per Henry
Channey which sailed to-day for CALI
fornia are Miss Hook and Miss Horn,
Missionaries, bound for Calcutta, Bish-
OPP Williams and Rev. E. G. Lowe, Min
lister TO China and Japan,
tTdnk Sullivan mas Deen e8traoIeu
to the British Government on charge
OF the murder of the mate OF the bark
Maria at sea.
In the case on trial of John Hinstand
against Geo. K. Otis, to recover $4,000,
the plaintiff claimed that he was inter-
ested in a post Office contract 10 run
mails from Atchison, Kansas. to Hol-
son; that defendant contracted that il
he would release his interest in the con-
tract SO parties could obtain it, he
would pay him $40, 900; plaintiff did so,
and Otis obtained the mail contract,
but failed to pay defendants claim.
The contract Is void tor want OF con-
sideration and as being contrary to
public policy. The case also on trial of
Dart against Walker and others, to re-
cover $4,000 by reason of an alleged
default of defendants not contribu-
ting their alleged share of the loss
arising from the purchase and sale
of lands in West Virginia during the
oil excitement, it was alleged by plain
tiff that the cost of the property was
less than represented.
The revenue seizures of whisky and
| tobacco continue.