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UMoNLEA CUE CLUB oFNEW YORK

Private Meeting Last Night-ImpOrtant
Announcement = One Hundred and
Twenty Union Leagues Established In
the SOuths r.H .iiy Il.
secret meeting of the Union League Club
was held last night at their rooms In Seven
teenth street, the President. Mr.. John Jay, in
Among those present were Judge Peabody,
Judge Kirkland, Superintendent Kennedy. and
others. ..... .f d. ... % .I.'.. .....r
After the minutes Of the previous session
of the Club to secure the resignation or expul-
sion OF Mr.. Greeley-was approved, the Presi-
dent called the attention OF the meeting TO
THE DEMISE OF THE LATE GOVERNOR KING. 4
He referred in eulogistio terms to his public
life and his well-known patriotism, together
with the valuable services of his ancestors to
this country in the trying days of the Revo-
The Secretary then read aseries of resolutions
on the death OF Mr. King, which were unani-
mously adopted.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY UNION LEAGUES
ESTABLISHED IN THE SOUTH
The President here announced that Mr..
Thomas w. Conway, of New Orleans, was pre-
sent, after having been engaged for several
months in the work of organizing Union
Leagues throughout the Southern States, as
part of the Republican programme for the next
Presidential campaign.
After his announcement
Mr.. Conway stated that under the authority
OF leading public men, Including the most pro-
minent Republicans OF the country-he pro-
ceeded South, some months since, to establish
in every county In that section q brancn of the
organization known as the Union League OF
America, and his efforts had been crowned with
success to such an extent that In ninety days
he established one hundred and twenty of these
clubs. They embraced blacks and whites, who
mingled harmoniously together to further the
loyal objects Of the organization. He had
spoken, he said, TO large audiences forty-five
times, without having Encountered any viola
tion of the freedom of speech.
At the close of his remarks, several members
urged the necessity of establishing Union
League Clubs in every township In the South,
with view OF aiding the Republican party at
the next Presidential election.-N. Y. World.
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Philadelphia Trade Renort.

FRIDAY, July l2.-The Flour Market is ex-
tremely quiet but the better grades are very
scarce and command relatively higher figures,
while common descriptions are almost un-
salable sales Of 40O@5OO barrels In small lots 70
the home consumers at Sl0@l2'5O p Dbl, for
yania and Ohio extra family, Si1@H for fancy,
x9@9,50 for extras, and S8@S'50 for superfine.
Is nothing doing In Rye Flour to fix quo-
The receipts Of Wheat are trIfiing: small sales
A small sale of Rye at Sl58. Corn is less active,
but prices are unchanged: small sales OF yellow
at &lIS, and Western mixed at Sl'l6. Oats are
advancing and small lot sold at CSC. so
There is but little Quercitron Bark coming
forward, and No. is firm at $40 p ton. ~ =
In Groceries and ProYisiona no change
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FINANCE AND COM7MERoE.
OFFIcE OF THE EvENINe TELEeRAPH.1
Friday JulV I2 1857

J
The Stock Market opened rather dull this
morning, but prices were without any material
change. Government bonds continue In fair
demand. ll0a was bid for 6s OF 1881; 1871 1851
for June and August 1905; Ills for 1862 5-2Os:
lO98 for 1854 620s; 1093 for 1865 5-2Os; and los
for July, 1866, 5-20s. City loans were also In
iair demand; the new issue sold at 100. and old
do. at 95B, slight advance. O-O
haliroad shares were inactive. READING sold
at 52a, no change; Pennsylvania Railroad Of
52b. no change; and North Pennsylvania at AL
an advance of 1; 1870 was bid for Camden ana
Amboy; 9ls for Little Schuykill; 63 for Norris-
town; 66t for Minehilli 57} for Lehigh VALLEY;
2ea for Catawissa preferred; 2ss for pb,IaSeI
phia and Grie, and 4Ss for Northern Central
In City Passenger Railroad shares there was
nothing doing: ~ was bid for Spruce and
Pine, A for Chestnut and Walnut; Isl for Hes
tonyllle; ~ ior Green and Coates; for Ridge
Avenue; and 80 for Union.
Bank shares were in mood davoand for In
vestment at full prices. Union sold at 63b;
and Farmers and Mechanics, at IlOI' i02 was
bid for Philadelphia; sc tor Commercial; 100
Tor Northern Liberties; 81 for Mechanics'; l04
mems; and 20 for CITY.
Canal shares were unchanged. Lehigh Nay-
gation SOLD at 46. l9l was bid for schuylkih
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Navigation common; 9Ot for preferred do; 65
for MOrrie Canal: 163 for Susquehanna Canal
and 81 for DeawareIDiylsion. !.
Quotations ofGold-1O3 A. NJ, 1894; ii A. NJ,
159; IL NJ, 1894: r. NJ, 1891. Irral iu
The New York Tribune this morning ssys;--
with socd u DEAL % reSsea by leading q houses a. pe
R SS wbs sc q Sna ose& soni & &C @
per cent secGnS % rate bases e. sS and nsTsS
high interest Prescott i9d.catio91s favor "a sssy
dSefsntssate Of Thnss. % On tSs 10Th pFoxirno com
pound notes 70 the ez ent Of s COO 600 fsidue and
s5 6s S DSys Sos hs% $ VIII T%SSss % gs
a%psSs Ts Be-.
saS6sngs for ,hs%, there vim % ne ySTSsiOn q s6s
for t6s new issue, it i ,Ihe plain duty Of ixr.
McCulloch 20 pay every dollar Of compounds they
Country are Of SeR most avora6s charScsss and s s
cseS Ss6S Sp sHs sRe Of S sT
This bright prospect may be darkened but such Is
Of
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES 10 DAY
Reported hy Dehaven q Bro, No. 20 8. Third stree,
lL BEFORE BOARDS ' N..lN +.
Ash Morris Cl Pk.-llsAl 200 sh Leh V n &C.. ..- "A
......- :. FIRST BOARD. M Ita
sSs SS iSS SS 'A ResS SossS RSsS
,SSS S Pa dq1 0Id- 81 81 NPoo psSDs Bfe 8 han
1900 Cam q Bur ISL 50 II sh Penna R.-.... 62x
2oo 2SsS 81 OCEAN q cam 1Iiss oI..SsG. ss ' " 'O'-' 'zS
Messrs, De Haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street. report the following rates OF ex-
change to-day at 1 P. M.;-U. 8. 8s Of 1881, 1l0f
@1lOt; do. 1852, ll1g6112; do. 1854, IOSI@
lO9}; do, 1866, lOSs@l0Sl; do, 1866, new, lOsg@
1885; do, 1867, new, 1851 0lO8a; do. bs, loads,
1O23@l022; do. 1905, Aug, i6st@1Os9; do,
June, lOS@lOsl; DO, July l0s@lOS}; Compound
Interest Notes, June 1864, 1896 do, July, 1854,
1l99@l19a; do. August, 1854, 1184@119; do,
October, 1854, ll721l18; do, December, 1864,
l17@ll7i; do, May, 1866, 116l@lle2; do, Aug,
October, 1855, 1l4A@1l5; Gold, 1ssa6l3sS. Sil-
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Veto OF the Supplemental RecOnstruc-
ton Blll-Adt t0Mrnment OF COngreas.

WAsHINGToN July 1.-THE President will
not wait the ten days allowed him to consider
the amendment to the Reconstruction act, but
it is expected he will veto 1t Immediately
Congress Will tnen pass Tt by Two thirds ma
jority. They feel well assured that they can do
this, but doubt If they are so powerful as at
the last session. think all ideas of impeach-
ment have been given up. The radicals are not
it is now. they concede that Mr. Johnson serves
them as a rallying point for their party, and
pieces. Moreover, they argue that his trial
would last until his term of office expired. 1t Is
now supposed that Congress will adjourn by
which the Northwest appears determined to
push hard, may detain 1t a day or two longer
Programme for Political MOvem emit ON
MextcOs
War with Mexico is already concocted at the
White House, The programme is developed
somewhat on the Polk and Pierce plan. The
Democrats are TO ring the changes of ION to
Mexico" on the Macmillan dodge, larding 1t
with pretended censure of Seward, just enough
Seward is to take up the Santa Anna affair as
an international matter and manipulate IL
vigorously into cdSuS beLH, the old General
having agreed to the Iisk of his present captivity
for the sake OF his share of the spois and glory.
The President will remain quiet in the
struction veto promptly, give no occslon
fsr further business in Congress, and thus
Is to tinkle his little bell without let or
hindrance. Meanwhile, the Austrian officers
are TO await in Havana for Stewards signal.
John B. Weller is to sound the tocsin on the
Pacific coast. He received his cue more than
two months ago at the White House, and is
now hobnobbing with Steedman at New Or
leans who is placed there to occupy focal
point for ilibustering. Rousseau is held in re-
serve for Secretary of War in place Of stanton,
and If that cannot be effected is to supersede
Sheridan in Texas, and organize. A Dutch
nobody represents us at the City of Mexico;
the Church party in Mexico are in catoot
with Santa Anna and Seward; an Aus
tfian fleet is to play its part on the coast, !;
The plot is matured, the train laid, aud II
only awaits the adjournment OF Con-
gress and the tinkle of Stewards bell to touch
| the match and fire the train. The ides OF next
March are TO see Santa Anna Military GOV
erpor of Mexico, enjoying in security his exten-
siVe Mexican estates beneath the protecting
| folds of the Stars and Stripes President John
son is TO redeem his administration Win this
new extension of the area of freedom, and make
a vigorous run for a second term OF of1ce
The White Housesis again, as In 1916, the centre
Of an active cabal, which will soon draw the
attention of the nation from the present doings
OF Congress and concentrate IL on Seward's
coup d etGt The decree has already gone forth,
and It's echo will CONS back from Mexico ABOUT
the time of the adlournment OF Oonsaess' or
soon thereafter.-M y. Herald
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AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.
Mass Meeting OF ColOrsd Persons -Ths
D - QusstIon Of 9 New COLLECTOR.


RICHMOND, Va, July l1.-A mass meeting Of
colored persons was held this morning In the
Capitol square, at which J. l.. Q. Donner one Of
the many aspirents In this community for the
position of Governor, made long address, ad-
vocating strong Union sentiments, bat adverse
to the social equality doctrines accepted so
generally by the blacks. A local notoriety
named Wardwell made one OF his usual radical
serio comic speeches, telling the whites present
that the great Republican book was still open
for sinners to be saved. aud that If they turned
deaf ear to the voice Of doom neither he nor
Hunnicutt could be blamed. l..r-. ..l-I
The attendance dispersed quietly, some thirty
or forty Germans retiring by invitation to the
Republican headquarters, where radical
speeches in the Teutonic tongue beguiled the
evening. r.I nH m
The question of the Collectorship of internal
revenue is again agitating the community of
office-seekers here 1t has been finally decided
to remove Collector James, and each one OF
half-a dozen names is mentioned rs likely to be
his successor. A Mr.. P. w. Harwood is thought
to have the best chance in the race.
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AT QUARANTINE
,aroue Desiab, from Turks Island.
Mrm6F INDA

MEMORANDA
BaTque orchilla. Havener, hence, st Kingston ia
Brig open Sea, Coombs, hence Al Boston yesterday
Schr III 3D. McCauley, DOrman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Trinidad S0th ult
6cbF Anna E. Marlin, Nicholson, Tor FhilhdeiphiRp
cleared At New Orleans 9th Inst.
fchr PATHWAY Haley, hence. at Portsmouth 9Th Inst
ScbTa M, al Farr. Maloy. and w. y. Oargllls Kelly,
for PhiIadelphiR sailed from Providence 10Th inst.
schrs EphTaIm and Anna; Thompson, and u and
A. Babcock. BabcOck, hence, at Boston yesterday
Gchr Wellington, Barbour. hence, at Bath 9th Inst
Schr AEelda and Laura, Mclndoe, hence Tor Boston,
scbrs saraR. Cob6 and NJ. II. westcott westcott,
scbr cloud for philadelphia, sailed from Norwich
10th inst .S.. :. -. i. -, i. -
sShfs Althea Godfrey; =. d. Endlcott E9dIcott and
w vi nenula. Reeves hence ~ Salem 0th Inst
echrs Mary Ella, Thomaa hence for Fortamouth.
and e. Green, WescotE, d0 iof Lynn az Holmes Hole
oih inst.
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"A gentleman called to see tenement that
was 10 let. II was shown him by pretty,
chatty woman, whose manners charmed her
visitor; oaI;,h are iIsSSSuishng Si look. eyes" said
sbe. 81 am; Pm to be let alone"
The Princess Alice has commenced a
round of the London hospitals, under the
Guidance of Mr.. Paget. She has visited ST..
Bartholomew's, st. Georges, and the Lying-in
Hospital.
2-The man that forgets a good deal that has
bappaned, has a better memory than he who
remembers a great deal that never happened.
why is a man ascending Vesuvius like an
Irishman trying to kiss pretty girl Because
he wants to get at the crater's mouth,
--Ayoung lady being asked where was her
native place, replied, ~ have none; am the
daughter Of Methodist minister"
: Signal for bark--Pulling a dogs tail.
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..s-JU &S
STATE OF THERMoMErER AT THE EVENING rELn-
-. =, GRAPH OFFICE.
IA M'''-''.'7Sll A. M.....-...s62 p M....,...-s2
For additional Martne NetUs see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING
D2Se g o ArlAune' ihening, Hamburg l.. Westergaard
Barque ortelan. Lorquiser, Antwerp. t.s ao
Brig CheviOt, Whitney, 81. John N. B.. E. A. sonder
Brig J: w. Spencer. Whiting, Boston, do.
bTlg Ror alexander Thompson. Bristol, E. c. c. Van
schr Mary Watkins, williams. Liverpool L. wester-
schr J. W Knight. Plum, Dorchester, westmoreland
schr A. Tirrel, Atwood Boston, Blakston. eraefT &
schT A. Pharo. shourds Providence Blakiston araeR
schF n. r. Hagan Bunker. Rockland. do
schr B. H Jones. Davis, Providence. Day, Huddeil q
schr wnoW Harp, Davis Fair Haven, do.
SsF sS6r mr. ass ssyST ssse% SssSSS SssSsS
schr H. wainwright, Morris, Dorchester, Van D1sen,
schr Sarah Wooster, Leland. Portsmouth. do. "a
schI Glenwood' Mills. Providence. Borda. Kellar g
sehr I; 3. Wing Enalcott. ROxbury.. do.
c6T M Mi ataSns MO5Wlcn TyeroO.
sc5f s. PuEyes Jones Boston. ssEuyitiii MS Nav. Co.
schr j. q Thompson, Vansant. Boston. ]. q. q q. g.
sch[ N. e. Simmons Candy, Boston. ouintard, Ward
schr s. H. sharp. Webb. Chelsea do
SchT w r Phillips Somers Boston. Castner, stickney
schr Am erican Eagle Shaw. Fail River, do
schr w. NJ. Wilson. Brown. Providence, snaicfson
schr Helen Mar, Wines Providence ao
Schr Rose Williams Milvle, CAPTAIN.
Str w. Whillden, Rggans, Baltimore, J. D. Ruoh
ARRIVED THIS MORNING. .g a
BaIque Mira, Dix. Al days from IVIgtuL with kryo-
lite, TO j. II. Bailey d Co, '"
Schr w. "a. Sargent, Sargent days from CALAIS
with d lumber d';9s g @ J. ", Gsskill :,
b., with lumber TO order.
sGbr J. >, Spencer Fleming days from oardsnas,
BT: schr 4 D. dli6ers NOell 50 days from FOwsy,
r., with china clay 10 Q, =. q q. q. Lennig.
schr Broadheld Crowell, days from Boston. with
schr Geo. Edwards Weeks from Fall River
bchr M0nteYue, Conklin, from Fail River.
5chr w NJ. Wilson, Brown. fron1 Dlghton.
schr J, 9. Thompson, yansant from Dghton.
Schr s. II. Sharp. Webb. from Salem.
schr American Eagle Shaw. from Newport
schr Henrietta 6esey, from Norwich.
schr War Eagle, Kelly. from West Dennis
bchr y. X. Ford. Adams from Norfolk.
sohr Rose, Williams, from MillvilIe.
6cnr y. X HaRan, Bunker, from Camden.
Schr M X Hickman. DlckersOn, from New London.
schr s. P1rves' Jones'. rom cohassett SarIowa
5cnf A. fharo, bhourds, from Providence.
Schr J. Jones' Davis, from Providence.
schr schr An Al ~; Lee, Taylor from Providence
5cbr Gl0Oe, btrang, from Providence.
schr =. Wooster Leland, from Providence.
Schr N. X, simmons, Candy, from Providence.
schr M. Rinnie, Parsons, from Providence
schr W. 7. Phillips. someTs, from Boston.
schr q. HID. Cheeseman. from Boston.
schr H. " Glover. Ingersol, from Boston.
schr Gienwood Mills, from New York.
echr 5lnal0a, Steel. from New Ork, .l---l
Schr Fri, Sprague. from New York.
scbT Helen Mar, Wines, from New York.
schr Willow Harp; Days rom New York. p.,,,
more with mdse TO j. D. Ruon
Steamer m y, Cav, Her, l8 hours from Baltimore,
with mdse 70 A. Groves ".
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According to this the cost of each steamer is
in New York, S25,500; in Baltimore, $40 500; in
Cincinnati, $ll, ,750; in Cleveland $1,000; in
Buffalo, S65O0; and in Chicago, Sl8,8s4.
The Chicago Tribune is unable to see why the
department in Chicago should be so much m ore
expensive than in other places. Allowing for
the difference in the cost of living for men and
horses in this city, we are unable to see why
the same disproportlon should prevail here
N. Y EUentfg Post.
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SECOND EDLTLON
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Unsuecsssful search After the supposed
New IaIand IN the PaciIio.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 10.-Another expedition
has returned nom an unsuccessful search for
search extended 70 longitude l60 west and
latitude Al north. DiBcolored water was found
extending go miles south, east and west and
50 miles wide, with no bottom at $50 fathon1s
i From the discolored water, and birds seem A.
is believed an island exists in the locality
visited
Arrived, ship Joseph A. Pratt. from IAvarnnni
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Paid Fire Departments.

The Importance of the paid fire departments
in our prominent cities is yearly becoming
greater. The economical administration of
these departments has also become a graver
the attention of the Tribune, which presents
some interesting comparative tables of the rela-
tive expense of sustaining a paid fire depart
ment in various cities. 1t gives the following
table, which shows first the number of steamers
secondly, the number of men; and, thirdly, the
animal pOGf IN tho Ordar Aad hal
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THE SoHRIDT.-A new question has arisen
about the Scheldt, a stream already famous in
the annals of international litigation. A pro-
iect for damming it has led to dispute
between Belgium and Holland. The question
has been referred to a commission OF three
engineers, French, Prussian, and English.
BY majority of one, this commission has de-
cided that the damming may proceed.
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A STATUE OF GENERAL LRE.-Clark Mills, the
celebrated sculptor, the designer and moulder
of the equestrian statue of General Jackson.
at Washington, was here last week. 1t is stated
that he designs making similar statue of
General Lee and was here for the purpose of
making preliminary arrangements to that end.
- LeriH0tOn Va.) Gdzette.
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From Rio JaneirO.

FORTRESS MONROE, July l2-The United
States gunboat Conemaugh has arrived from
Charleston, s. o. The brig Waverly, thirty
eight days from Rio Janelro, with coffee, for
GeW I3rH, f Mas HaS Yr 9cTVe1 Inc snip Seorge
Baltimore, would shortly sail. The baraue
Chalmuck had been chartered to load for New
York at 5000, Exchange on London 22l6
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Fire in Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, July 12--Messrs. Hunter, Ring
gold q Co.'s linseed oil and grain drying esta-
lishment, near Walkers Point Bridge, was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; insured for
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Markets hY Telegraph,

SAN FRANCISCO, July lO.-A cargo of 500 600 pounds
the importation this year about $780, 600 pounds Tn,
coffee market Is quiet. Flour, quiet at s6165O Wheat
Barley, l.2O Legal Tenders. 7aa72H cents. ~
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BEIGIAN GoLD.--The mint of Brussels has
lust coined gold pieces, with the head of
Leopold II, TO an amount Of f2OO,OO
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... ...Jur,Y m.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rELR-
. - GRAPH oFFICE
IA. M...s.....-.7Slu A. M......,,. SO p p. M M 10
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LAST HOURS OF MAMMALIAN.

Interview with the Archduke, the Prince
and Princess Salm-Salm, in the Con-
vent OF the CapuChIns-The Trial
OF MaximllIan, MiramOn, and
MejIa-SCenes on the Way
70 aud at the Execu-
tiOn - The Late
EmperOr's De- ...-
Tense, Etc.
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Private Meeting Last Night-ImpOrtant
Announcement - One Hundred and
Twenty Union Leagues Established In
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
II s, SUPREME COURT, FIRST JUDI,

1T s. SUPREME COURT, FIRST JUDI
u. CAL pIsTRICT-FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF S9hIr' hrH
Plaintiff sgsust GEORGE NJ FULLER HbNih JnCh'
In GEORGB TUCKER and others, Defundaoa
(Co not SsrD To the peeadah IN.
each Of them You hereby summoned and required TO answer VIZ
complaint this action. which will be hled 10 the ONCE Of me ~
the supreme Court County Of Newfork bis once ~
US the Cty Hail. city OfNevYok and to .erves copy OF
Int Ree your the said complaint the .aocr,eot
Stamp their omcc No Beekmsa street CtI oiHHioa
within DAYS the service OF THIS summons Oh
: YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service aud u yoss
m 10 the said complaint within tho time Aforesaid uo %
viii take judgment against for The 0t tSh
n Ave dollars With thousand dollars lee
pTtyhe hundred dollars Veun
thereof the sghteenh DAY Of Febs ono thousand YS
p.h,nsry 81 1851 BARLOW HYATT, Planuns Aucrn.a
The complaint this died the ease Of the Oelo 'he supreme
'VsI' . IaIs.SsTa ny BARLOW HYATT PlaluAfs MiOnsJ'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
NEW- york and NEW -HAVEN RAILROAD.

CONhhNblhb hPRlD 10 lJhL
p,n,rt station YoTt Tvent,,,,h and FOURTH
Entrance TwtntT.seYenth.st
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORK; -
Ye New Haven ard BidgePot 100 400 (EIl lLN M Hl'
(EI1 % (BIl 34, 40 and 500 (EI) p m. -. 80.
Fo Moe SaOe Fairfield, Southport and Wespoh, LoO lL'o
W., o,Ncr-.n Zoo 100 CEI) 800 lilo N lalS IL 800 ELl
ats 40 (Er $50 800 (EIl p.
Tor Dsri,p 200. 900 ll30 a. 3H, 40, 500
For Gfceswleh 100. 900 tL3o NJ 1S 40, $50 eDpn
ror snlo 100 800 RLE 500 l3s Ia AIS (EI) 400 (kil
AS l90 1I,ti As, 80, 6 30, SOC (EI.). Al.
~, PoI Ch.,t.r and stations 100 aoo ooL aO
w. wv w. " CONNECTING TRAINS
Far Da,ap VI. srrbtttA 800 N. lRIl 400 (RIl 100
w. gs.o, ,s Hor. Line, l2IS tKI. 80o p m. 49, -.
foI HsorI and Springfield 500 (RL iAS 800 tELh 100
Yer Cspn.,,eui River Railroad 800 tEL l2lsR to Mon
ps, H.od Prerdses and fhi R,iid 500 kr) hn' nS
% Me-. Have, New London pd sOrpStOn Railroad At 'oo m
ia1S 400 gO0p. 10. 4, v.A.-.,.,
-, Eeu,,toro R,.lroad, Bo0 a. IA, 1O1 m
~ K,urstuek Railroad, zoo g. IN. 200 m
,oI st. a. Eoresis Ralrohd 100, 800 n ADpn
SSHE'Sou' oN'P"h ~ JAMES n. HOrT, Sur
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
ny A(FagD D McCoLLouGH Atig,n.v for Pettiobsu
1,to f,r1. John u COWsgfL Special Ouauiian.
SurREME coURT-JOIIN .: DARRIth I 4 anl! I

- ROREKr BAHRit. PaaLh. agt JANIS W PIlLLliS ani
WILLIAM H Nk0ifI Aini,is1ratog 81 I'ae' -,
Wri.ht dssssssl 1smss D. ffa. Hn Benner Am lot Rev
trots " FSe tAoas Dunn hwari % cent Sismp
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