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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

The New York E1pr,s, IL rcasonsib1e for
The The fp!lowing statement, which is interest.
ing md important r. ttuc F2RIR 'F@
"The Jews'in Bombay havo teen ,rco,,v
excited by tho publication ofa p,,Ianhlet,by
thor ponsif entitled ,IHos, Yoioe NJ The, VII.
fdnG The object OF the pamphlet Ia to pcr.
snadel sun The Jews That II Is useless TO wait
any longer for {, no promised Messiah, AZ a
SasJesns Christ himself who is made known
In tho Now Tostlment''. na,I'i'l ~ ~ =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

Why isae printer like o lawyer? (?
Rrcansc no has cases embracing Al
soyts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

a citizen of Galveston was arrested
by military for wishing tho Freed
mvn's Burcau in warmer quarters
than any on the Gulf coast. 4
.i~--es -,-g 'H-t.
There will be two c.lllsss his year
two f.,l,a sun and tSo Of tie
moon.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

lMroRTAST NEWS No IMpsAcuNEyr
inc following VIC take from The New York
Er'"mg Posf, a Radical though very well !.
Informed journal, of the 5fh
We hear. through private sources direct.
~ from Washington, that there is no, the
s'ghtcst prospect Of the success of lie
impeachment schemc. Men IF controlling
ihli"riice, who arc in the confidence Of tho
advocates Of impeachment. md whose
names, u mentioned, would guarantee the
correctness OF their conclusions, freely
avow that the plan, even il il have mcas
"re OF support at nny stage that would be
considered formidable, which il improbab,c
must rcsnll in failure. The Senate viii,
promptly reject it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

A lady slippcd,on tho ice in Pbi'a.
delph a and wpA Y have $ da~had l.or
brai1s out butfoy her waite: all.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

had a trade ! is tho cry of thousands Of re-
turning soldiers, North and South who find
themselves ruined in pocket, with no immc.
diatc prospects Of gaining livelihood. 1t
should teach parents that whatever else
they may give their sons, they should give
them trade"
Tho Southern people have learned les.
son from tho circumstances by which they
arc surroundcd--thc results of tho war.
they have not tho ample means they had
formerly to give their children collegiate
education, This, in somo degree, may be
regarded as benefit: for, although We may
not have more useful business mcn aud O.. .
pccially will our impoverished section be
more speedily rccnpcratcd, if o&r sons learn
trades aud acquire thorough practical
rdncatlon lifting tEcm for the responsible
duties thnr lie before them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

IN ACTIVE VOLCANO " THE NOOK.
"A volcano in tho moon is said to bc
II an active State. The crater called
lhnnr, Oh the Mare Srrcniatis, was no.
need by an astronomer al Athens. n NJ.
Schmidt, during tho months Of October
md Novcmbcb to &c ob<curcd. Ene
ash photographs taken dnrmg The Same
i'mc show the crater very fainlly mark.
cd. The same darkness was observed
M this spot by the eminent astronomer
Schroeder in November, 1888. The
London Spectator says: ''rhc imnrcs.
sion Is tat IN an eruption is going on
but il so, must not The moon have an
atmosphere? Could combustion take
place without oxygen? Would the
smoke the carbonic acid gas---riso
without some heavier gas, l'ks atlnos.
pheric air, TO rise IN ?"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

TIL" .Carolin'an, in referring to the
South Carolina Pcnitenliary says: we
are indebted to the architect, Thomas
b. Lnc, ESQ, for copy ofa Photograph
Of this useful institution. When complet-
cd 1t will present front parallel with
tho river fv" hundred feet, and facing
mo cast. The cf6cirnt engineer in
Charge OF his important work has ally
treated his subject, and avoided that
long continuity Of mbrokep front thn.
we arc too apt to sec in buildings of sucl,
magnitude.
The foundation OF the cells for tho
south wing are now in. and we hope, at,
an cally date, should Tho iuclrmcnt
weather cease, to see this work rapidly
srringmg into shape.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13

An old minister enforced tho ne
ceSsity of difference of7opinion by ar
gument: Nov, if everybody had
been of my opinion, they would all
wanted my old woman One Of the
dcacons, who sat just behind him re-
spondcd Yes, aud if everybody was
OF my opinion, nobody would have
her.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-13
The New Compromise.

The Richmond Enquircr publishes a
plan OF settlement of the politicai difficult.
ties OF the country, the man outlines of
WING 4 have already been given by tele.
graph. The subjoined is the proposition
in ertenSo:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsrI-
TUITION OF THE UNITED STATES.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1867.

and as to its success no doubts WHO knows Gen.
Castlas character added 10 which the unpopularty Of
Col PradO who has proved himself To he unfit TO man
the simplest branch Of the Government. There
Is cabinet, no person Hf position rcspectabity
willing accept Office under him. There j. not cent ~
the Treasury Rnd although Congress has authorized
loan OF $500OO0 one appears anxious 10 take The loan
there Secretary Of the Treasury that would have
ing administration would not recognize IL. This, or
course, is well known 10 the merchants, so that the
Government find Themselves in tight place. While Gen
Castillo will DE able in the south 10 obtain all the funds
that he will require To carry successful out0n
PTad0 IL without "A cent and no credit.
The corvette Meteor sailed with portion OF two bat
taliOns board under the command Of Col Ugarteehe
PradOs- fathcrinaw, but, as matter OF con6e, the
troops will he landed at other port than lgugn as
very much doubt if any of the Regulars would iSnt
against Gen. Castillo; and would not be surprised 10
hear that the whole of the force that sent against
him had pronounced, upon his arrival In his favor.
The conflict between the Indians and tue authOresln IN
the south has almost terminated The government Ost
in the different with the Indians
The latter reported 20 have lost only 1--we men ao
gcther.
Congress is still discussing the report or the committee
to whom referred the documents relating 20 tbc WAT
with Spain The report viii be accepted aud the war
be carried with ygOr. Admiral Nac Rasha has gone
To take command OF the Peruvian squadron.
The clipper Cuyaiua has arrived, bringing the Dal-
OF the artillery for the Castle OF Calao and ~ now
busy dischaIging IL. The contract for landing was
given American at $4,000. IL VIII probably DO
all on shore by the end Of the present week.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
CENTRAL AMERICA.

There is no news of moment from the Central
States The Republics all In the enjoyment OF peace
and things have been looking mp for the better Cholera
has entirely disappeared Nicaragua. AT Guatemala
the rainy had set in in earnest and much sickness
prevailed. Mr. Edwin CoIbett, her Britannia Majestys
charge ~ 4 6dues, had very cordial reception IN the
capital Jose. All the honOrS ard attentions duc 10
his public character had been paid him From Costa
Rica we learn that the srbecOf having nterOceanc
railroad the country Still exciting piDuc at
fcntior Aricultural opcons were proceeding favor
ably aud bright future being gradually opened up
for this important Repnblic Among the passengers ny
the Central steamer is III lllustrsimo Senior Dr Don Bc
narlo Penal, Bishop Of Nicaragua, who had recently
made short episcopal visit TO Guatemala ana Is now
en- route TO Rome.
Ldicst-At the latest moment everything Is quiet on
the Ishmus 1t has leaked ont that the local government
had sent to Valparaiso for arms, hut have been rus
raed The stores of the French and Italians arc closed
those of the Americans opened No stir "a yet in
any direction But we are expecting the Bolivar 10 re
turn here at any moment with troops from BuonayeR
tua which OF course she viii land, and probably VIII
encounter resistance in doing The downfall or
the present Government is expected certain TO occur
and early day. too There are not forces sncien
here resist the armies Of Mosquera and there is not
pluck enough the troops here 10 face the enemy
They will not show fight II Is thought that the reyoiu-
will jnnthc Mosqucran forces. Oarte's troops will be
OVcrW hclmcd, and viii Inevitably 40 10 the wR There
isu knowing what may happen. some excitement, hut
nothing turbulent, vet prevails. Revolution 10 cer-
tain, however. Everybody expects IT, and Is preparing
for 10. There j. general wish expressed that
the State might be severed from the Colombian md
bc established IN Independence under the protection cf
France, England, and The states hcaitly Wlsh our
Government ut Washington VIII tefIonaiy take ltls
matter into consideration. IN the United states could
purchase on obtan in some way possession OF, this
stus IL would become place ~ 10 i've IN, ana thing
would go right straight along Under the present IorD
tcI0 rules every tng - retarded and the whole people
dissatisfied ana diegusied. IL s matter Tor serious
consideration and the present moment S most opl"rnhe
for deciding the important question. However, there
are stirring times before MS Look out fcf warm N"h III
lpX
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, June 11-2 p m-The ship Medo,s, ..rou
Newport, England, for NewYork has put into th port
damaged
LONDONDERRY. June 1l2 p. m.fhe steamship Perm
vian Capt Baantine from Quebec arrived here 10 day
on the way 10 Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN, June Il-Noon.--Tbe steamship Cty II
Baltimore Capt McGuig.n, which left New York ths
lst Of juno arrived here last evening route ~ Liver
pool
National steam Navigation CompaDy's line, which lcn
NewYorll tho 2jth May, arrived ia Liverpool FRI
day last.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 1.-The steamship UaDsa, Capt
Otercndorf, from NewYoTk May 90 arrived here
dDv
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
PERU.

REyoLT OF GEN. CAsTIIIA THE CONFLICT WITH
TIfr INpIANs-THE WAR AGAINST SPAIN 10 BIZ
CONTINUED.
From Oar sueclai CoTesuouaert .,o nj, ,oe-
The revolution that has been struggling for the
last TEN months to keep ITS head up has at last been able
70 assume a position and serious aspect Don Ramon
Castillo, with Gems Bengolea Guiteriz, Rivas ana
numerous STAFF have returned from Chill to Mexllones,
small port to the southwark Of Iquque, and there
landed They found force OF some 60 OF 20 men await
ing their arrival at that place Shortly after going ashore
from the steamer Gen. Castillo addressed letter 10 the
commander OF the steamer, in which he informed MN
that some 60 cases OF American rifles had been shppcd III
the steamer Valparaiso for Panama by the hOuseof
Iorue Co. and that he Gen Castilla) required them
for the use of army that he was about 70 raise Tor the
purpose OF oyerthrowing the present Government III
Lima and restabshng the regular authorities ID power
He therefore requested the commander OF the steamer
not 10 offer any resistance, IL would he useless he
heipe determined carry out his object even TO the en-
ployment OF force. Commander Iloohueid uu ~. "a
dsHosed 10 allow Gen Castillo 10 take the cases or rhes
ct ~ fe shin as his bonds had been given IN VALPARAISO
IN fbe authorities 10 the amount OF $1,000 BUT AZ ts
attered little Gen Castilla who finding capt booh
field nor disposed to deliver up the arms qlety sci M
armed force from the shore, and, taking possession {" me
steonor they commenced 10 take that when hau peei
denied them IL reported that Gen Castillh dethc'
rifles yere discharged One of the officers on the scaber
was slightly wounded In the aray IL has been also re-
ported that Castillo Immediately embarked MS men On
board Of the steamer Ecuador ana lelt lot iluHuo;
where he will IN all probability be )oined
by some 400 or I00 men that are undcr
arms In the Province Of Tardopaca, the hatlNe
place Of Gen Castillo and where ne mas unt 10 can epo
The inhabitants Join his banner for them 10 90 10 DO
last we consider the revolution 70 be fairly under Wai
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, June u-Noon. = ConsoIs for money, ssIt
United States Five-Twenty bonds, "a; Erie Railway
shares, lOi; Illinois Central Railway shares, TO-
AfcrnoOnConsols have advanced since noon ard arS
now quoted at 94s. Illinois Central Railroad shares
advanced and the quotation il 79s Eric Railway
shares have advanced / aud now quoted al H Nd
change has occnrred in the price OF United States fves
Twenties since the report
Eyening-Consos for money, 943 United States liys.
twenty bonds, 70; Illinois Central Railway shares, TEN
Erie Railway shares, 40l.
FR,SKFoRr, June II-Evening.-U United States bonds
closed at IA.
LIVERPOOL, June 11--Soon.-Coton is dull The esns
mated sales to-day 600 baes Niddhng uplans Illdl
Midding Orleans llid Breadstufs-C 6i; CaifoTpis
Wheat, 1885, Barley ~; Oats 3sT. Peas 9sG Prov ison
Lard 5o Pork, 7sl. Beef ls2i6. Bacon, 40. Cheese,
C6I. Produce-sprts Petroleum, Cd; Refined n Poi
Ashes, 81 common Rosin, II fGe, 12l Spirits Tnrpcm
tine, 33i. Tallow, 4siG. Clover Seed, 42l.
Afternoon.-Cotton dull and unchanged In the Bread
stuffs market Corn has declined Cd. since noon sl
quoted at 39 and Peas have declined Id and the psic(
now Is 3j9. The Provisions and Produce markets asl
without change.
Eyening-Cotton duh Sales to-day 5000 bales; Mdana
Uplands at lIid, Mddlng Orleans, 1sd. Tbe ad,ieea
from Manchester unfayorable. Breadstuffs-Conis
35i9 California Wheat, 1873. Barley, AL Oats, As.
Peas, 3S. Red Wheat-Sone in market and prices
nal Provisions generally unchanged. PORK, 77t Beef
1876. Lard, 50. Bacon, 40. Cheese. 66i. Prodnec-
Petroleum-sprts, Cd; Refined. IL. Pot Ashes 81.
Rosin-Common q; Fine, 12. Spirits Tnrpenune, 33i.
Tallow, 1915 Cloverseed 42i.
LONDON, June 1lNOon. No. 70 Dutch Standard Sugar,
95 Scotch Pig Iron, $50 Calcutta Linseed, ca. Ian.
seed Cakes, 20 10. Lsseed Oil, Ri2.
Afternoon.Thcre changes to note r. the marketG
since noon.
Evening No. f. Dutch Standard Sugar, az. sco,eI,
Pig Iron s3i6 Calcutta l.lsesl, ttseart
ea 81 Lifsced OIL. &4c. ass Y 4
AxTwERP, June ff-Eycning-rt nncd Fctscienm Wa
auoted 10 day at 40 francs p bbl.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
POLITICAL.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMfrrBE.
Gov Ward, Chairman, and several OF the meiab@s
of The National Republican Committee, met on Mon-
day with quorum of the Congressional Union Re-,
publican Committee in Philadelphia. Their session
was protracted and earnest and will result IN eak
for a meeting of the National Committee at an early
date. The discussions were harmonious and friendly
throughout aud on the great questions OF the eon>
duct of the national campaign and the more spee'hS
work of thoroughly and Systematically eanvass'na
the South. there was evinced perfect concord and
unison Efficient and energetic measures VIII soon
be perfected for the dissemination OF Repubhcao
principles and arguments throughout that section on
our land so long closed to mails, newspapers, and
free speech. The meeting broke up at a late boor,
the members parting with much good feeling an!
many cOdgTa tulatio confident from the past an1
hnnrfil OF tie fu1 ure. I
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
VIRGINIA.
RErrBHcAN CONFERENCE AT RICHMOND.

RyprgI4cAN CONFERENCE AT RICHMOND.
~ ,ELxsKAPa TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Juno 11.-Senator Wilson Of Mssss
Charles W. Storey. II. N. Colerige e. w. Slack, ana
X. NJ Morse of the same State; George H. Barker Oh
Philadcphia John Jay, J. g. Holbrook, q. r. Ncyea
Of the pennsvyania House of Delegates arrived here
This evening They will meet several proI'nene
Virginians at the Governors Mansion iO-n'ght 70
Ram,blican Darfy-that represented by the late kch,
mond Convention. and that which proposes to bold
another Convention in Charlottesville, may Oc fecen-
ciled. ,r
The Coaference gives little prospect OF agreeing on
n common platform. The representatives Oh we
Rchmopd Convention contend that the acnoh OF
that body ought TO be final.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
LOUISIANA.

THE RFPrgLtCAN STATE COMMENTATORS. sprRs-
DAN TO PROTECT FREE DISCUSSION.
n, xxlseaApH ras TRIBUNE
NEw-OfLEANs. June 1.-THE Republican o'a's
Convention is in session in the Mechanics lnss'.s'
where the massacre occurred last July. The HcS'
Ch.r,es Smith WAS elected President to-day. Coy.
Flanders has been invited and has consented 70 all
dress the Convention. The Convention VII re .sc,
ganizc the State Central Committee ana aaopt .
p;ii ;ssme in few days an order protecting all par
ties in the peaceful prosecution OF the sainpinrn
throughout the State. Wells has ns',u n"ss 'nnIa
osnnctva ~ marty are rejoicing over lns removal
and propose a day Of thanksgiving AMI praise Q
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
THE SANDUICH ISLANDS.
,YrxLEoRlpH TO EsTRlBrsE.

o
SAN FRAYCIsCo June G.-The bark Locket. irom
Iyerpool via Honolulu has arrived here Win advccS
from the latter port to May IS. Qaeen Emma has been
visiting her mother at Tuhoma 1he Adfe"'se iaVofs
coveropent subsidy to the San Francisco aad coast
steamers The King had sailed for Molakai aud Maltl,
proposing TO he absent several weeks The eratel OF MI
continues to spout forth lava with Increased actv
e. and there are distinct lakes OF lava In lts
Vicinity The bark Martha had arrived at Honolulu with
,oo mis- of sperm OIL The u. :. steamer i.aekawanna
10. arrived from the French frigate Shoals with the
rrecked seancn Of the ship Daniel Wood. The commer
cl,l No VIZ II unimp0rtant
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
NEM-IORK.

Election TO FILL The PLACE OF Mr.. HisCoch IN Bnh
CONVENTION
or rgrssxlPH TO rRiBuSx ..
ALBANY, June 11.--Gov. Fenton has issued proc
lamation directing an election 10 be held IN tha
XXId Senatorial District on the 18th nst 10 fill the
vacancy in the Constitutional Convention oeeassoBed
by the death of L. Harris llscOck
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

PEsrn, June 1.-THE Emperor Francis Joseph,
now King of Hungary, has added TO the eclot oi hh
coronation by distributing vast sums of money
among the poor, and by richly eDdowing the sarIoat
benevolent institutions of this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
CANADA.
.ov,,. n THE raisrSx.

TsLEeRAPH TO THE iHp'"h'
QUEBEC June l1.--An application viii be made at
, ,e,t session OF Parliament Ia incorporate Joint
stock Company with capital OF s2Ooooo for the purpose
of running steamers between Quebec Montreal, anu
ai,,1s to Inc called the Peoples Line. The ei-
It pet,ns for the past week show that bsegrais
arrived only OF whom reniainrd ~ t"R1u' 'hc ic
mainder proceedod 10 the Western states.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
VIRGINIA.
sy TsLsop1pe 10 TRH rKlH

P,cuH,nSn Va June Il.--Gen. Scloiield hiss Issleu
rcuar 20 an the Presidents Of the Boards OF h.Ssua
tion urging tlo TO nish their work by ths en o
fIrr,se W IToyey a school teacher OF the itceunch
eonv,ted Of whipping child n0tbeonging 10 Tue eaoo
was sentenced 10 500 fine and npfl a Dd v yo
n,cn,, (en Sehofeld has .renitted Ihs hie' amin"
,"o,'e,ror has rardoned Linn from Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
10 THs rl,IsRsA

ArlAprio TO THs nisesa
LONDON, June 1l.-All the Fenian prsona- so@
vcted of high treason have been transferred Ia ED'
gland and placed in prison.
The Chancery case OF tho United St:tesagt NeRa
has been decided in favor Of the latter.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
az rsLrGnApH TO TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Democratic STATE
Judicial Convention met to-day at Harrisburgh. u.
BOYLE of Fayette County was elected peImaHen!
Chairman George W. Shafswood Was nemIeatra
for Judge of the Supreme Court .Y
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
CALIFORNIA.

BY rErpGR,rH rHs rnisrsE n. -,
c. Tu,x,,sco. June G-Delegates 10 the Union
s,, convention were elected In the city primary ele"
tons Yesterday favorable to George G oof"am ''r o"'
o THE indications are that hc Will receive ihe n'as
a,jo, Of that body. Gen ROseerans VIII pfobsw( w
ii.' ' rn',neo VI the Democrats foi Soyeinvs.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
EliYpT-

LONDON, June ia dispatch from Constant'poph
reports that the Sublime Porte has issued tunat
making Egypt a separate sovereignty.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
FRANCE.
HUNGARY,

PARIS, June 11-Evenng.-llis Imperial Maicsty's
the Gar of Russia, left Paris to-day for Germany
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
KENTUCKY.

PETITION FOR EQUAL RIGHTS 10 colohfp elii@hN9
sr rHIxsAArx TO rRsrSs
Io,usyttIy June l.--A paper has been drawn by
of this state which signatures are being
socited urayng Congress 10 extend the right Ot suffrage
md OF tesfng in the Courts u negroes Ih NehtHchs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

OUTBREAK or THE CIVIL wAt-Gl1I,AT FXClTLMENl
IN PANAMA-ATTEMPT TO SEIZE A COLOMBIAN
WAR srRAMEI-IMPOsIrION or NEw TANEs-THE
PRESIDENTS OF SEVERAL STATES AGAINST MOS
curEA-rnE PRESIDENT OF MAGDMESA De
cIARFs HIMSELF provisional PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
MISSOURI.


BY TsiVeEATu q Tur TRErhA ., - -,
MrsrlIis. .jnno 1.-The steame, Enterprise passed
nm ne rl,er mi, morning with the remains ~ esNoVer'
nor Claib Jackson OF Missouri. They viii he taken 10
Saline County, ElssSY,l iSi ...lS,mtsb
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
THE WELLAND CANAL"

81 sr rnyuARINIs. June 1.-THE propeller which whs
TANNED I'm the lock has been gotten clear ana HaFga'oh
viii be rcsuled " neIIcN aIse4IVv1. .
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
SOUTH ami CENTRAL AMERICA

The steam dian Arizona Capt NauTy, from hspIu-
wa Juc2. arrived here YESTERDAY morning. The foi'
4. ,.llnr n linA.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
UNITED sTATEs on NOLOMBlA.

passenger by the Arizona reports the death OF Nj
Prevost, U. g. COnsal at Guayalui!
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

TIE FALL OF NfANIHiIIAN-OFrTCIN REPORT oF TIE
LIBERAL GESERN-ADDRFss oT GEN EstoBkD0
TO Ills SOLDIERS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

TIE MOTION TO QUAsH TIE ARRAY on THE rAHEIl-
ARGUMENTS OF coUNsEI.-TnE DEcisrOS 10 BE
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1867-01-01

CENTER MARKET.-This morning the mar
ket was very we'll attended, notwithstandins 2
the snow and the consequent uncomfortub biz
the streets around. The dealers, both licensed
hucksters and producers, offered a tenn ting
supply OF provisions in every department, and
the prices, except for poultry. were about as
r. tasonable as they have been for two weeks
past. Poultry was very high, especially tur-
keys, which were selling for an average CT
$3.50. or abont IS cents per pound for the best
Inc reason Is that great deal Of poultry was
thrown into market the week preceding Christ
mas. and dealers were forced to sell low TO
save themselves from loss. Very little has
come TO market since, and yesterday turkeys
were offered at wholesale for 35 cents per 10
The buik of the stock in market to-day was
brought from Baltimore.
Evening star., 1867-01-01

ROBBERY AND ARREsTs-I.astM Monday night
week, the house of Ii. Paginelia, on Capitol
Hill, was robbed of trunk containing about
S3tO In money, jewelry, and other articles.
Officers Kelly and O'Callaghan, of the Fourth
ard, received information upon which Henry
Campbell, colored, was arrested as the princi-
pal culprit and Emeline Rapman and Anna
Semmes, oolored, for receiving the stolen prop
erty. Upon investigation 1t was ascertained
that the trunk was burnt and the contents con-
cealed, and portion was found under the
floor OF the house occupied by the females.
They were taken before Justice Walter, who
committed them to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1867-01-01
4 1 II A LII
t34l Penn's avenue, Established 1sz.D
NEW GOODS.

have inst received full line Of China, Glass
Ssaf ancy Goods, suitable for the Holi-
War' epeh as Dinner, Tea. and Toilet ~
Rovl. LASS Iu nbiers, Goblets. Decanters,
pnnchh &C oys In great variety; Vases,
csrs Mns Mna Egenog Bowls; Fancy Oups and sau
Ssts IT, alters. Cutlery. lated ware: Bas-
oil Sosds IN our line. = = - -
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