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New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, June 1o-NoOn.-Today is holiday on the
Stock Exchange, and no business is being transacted
LIVERPOOL, June l0-NOon.-Cotton is dull The esti-
mated sales are COCO bales; Middlng Uplands, ll5d
Mddlng Orleans, 1lsd. Breadstufs are qniet ana ul
changed with the exception Of Corn, which is quoted
at $751; The Provision market is dull, with no alteration
to note in prces The Produce market is quiet and u
changed.
AernOon-Co Cotton is easier without quotable change IN
prices. Breadstuffs without change. In the Pro
vision market cheese has advanced and is now quoted
nj G6 for prime American. Other articles are without
change No change occurred in the provision market
since the noon report
Evenmg-Cotton declined cd; sales today 5000 bales
The closing quotations MIddling Uplands ll3d Mid
ding Orleans, Itd. Breadstufls close quiet without
change in prices Provisions close dull and without alter
alton in quotations In the Produce market Spirits of
Petroleum have declined 10 Cd. Other articles are un
changed.
LONDON, June l0-NoOu.-rhere is no change to report
I'm the London markets.
Afcrnoon.-No. 70 Dutch Standard Susaris quoted NJ
25i There is change to report in other articles.
MISUNDERSTANDING drooF:ng. All other articles
arc uuaftcrcd,
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NO DISTINCTION OF COLOR IN JURIEs.

NO DISTINCTION OF COLOR IN JURIEs.
CT TIKI kss,ra rHn TRIBUNE
RALEIGH, n. c.. June 10.-In the United States
Circuit Court this morning, Chief Justice Chase
ordered the sunmOning OF Grand anu feut J"i'c''
No distinction in color is to be made
THE MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE coNs
MITTEE. a.,
The Republican State Committee OF North u
lima met in the Commons Hall at Raleigh Oh the 9th M
The Convention was harmonious, and adopted the oow
ing resolutions:
Resolre5 That this Committee recommend that Som-
yention of the Republican party OF Softn
bic in Raleigh on Wednesday, the 4th OF oep.enper
and that the people be requested 10 ele,s VI "pp"s
through primary meetings, delegates thefe'o ,,.. "A
Eesoired That tho Chairman appoint q coamt.ec
Ave whose duty il shall be to walt upon Sen Sekes M s
state and also with reference generally 10 the cond'uoH
of mn, people and the work OF RECONSTRUCTION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
RUSSIA.

THE KING OF GRFECE ~ ST. PETERSBURG
While stayng at st. Petersburg the King OF Greece
maid solemn visit 10 the Greek Church there. In tie
porch and his Imperial host who accompanied mn Oh
Inc occasion were met by the clergy, with the Acha
drfc at their head. After the performance of te Drum
ary ceremonies the Archmandrite. whose church name
is Neophytc, delivered the following speech 10 hnH
George: - -, -. .,o o.,..,oa
of this orthodox church. IN which Thy faithful Iieencs
arc yOut 10 up prayers for thee and he KING
dom given thee by God, we cannot Dut cneni"t WIZ. ee
ncs of dcep emotion that the orthodox beef me rnuise
OF nine centuries has always constituted splllth t pc
tween the country governed by thee and the one 10 Whc
thoI hast directed thy royal steps. Inc ,g ogeGt
~ INV visit tins capital Of diylnely lesd i'iSsid
Is n manifest proof Of the sacred INKS oihlhL uc TWO
countries together THE Lord shall preserve thy 90
ing out aud thy coming in, from this time Io,ln ahd
cross fhe symbol OF victory in our hand, praying
that cod may grant the longing desires of thy
heart so thy soiourn here may pe benehca 10 tee
to fhv realm aud TO the whole orthodox ORIENT. MAY
;on beSs thee and thy most orthodox nfnahced pfIue
NAV she become the consolation. the glory anu tno
honuncss of all orthodox Hellenes like her hanlcske
- nica the first OF the Russian Grand Duchc<ses Whe
.mbI aeed orthodoxy In Greece Amen -,
Then turning to the Gar the AIchimandrtc thus hcu
forth in Russian: -., u,.,,. ,,,,,, ,ho. iu
tbis temnlc whittier the devout feelings of my heait
Eone virtue among the many Distinguishing .l'e ,,s
had led thee, we thank God for according us
,%e lint OF thy countenance. Every genuine
Wellene every orthodox Chnstian, cannot , yu.
rejoice At the sight OF he G gpeat osa aa SoIdS sp mo
oicl OF thc country which is our only hope ahd
ill,erator the OF the immorta defender ol % owl
Just cause the great mona,eh tesp@ ot low We
nray from tie very bottom OF our hearts that the
Almighty may thee, thy most worthy queen, anu
Thy whole reenng house wn heat m Nav Inv name he
blessed aud the glory Of Russia be augmented ifo age
10 age! Amen" ,,, o.. oo.,oinirg
political allusiOns, thing most nnusnai III the I"o ""
lIIlf Addresses OK ,kS GItlQueA Sgslslt
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

explains itself in the cearcst possible manner In
General commanding the District of Texas will sej
that impediment is placed in the way of premIo
carrying out of it's provisions
In June, 1866, Judges Thomas II. striblng and w. r.
Bacon Strong Union en eie ted judges Of the iVs
and XIh Judicial Districts in Western Texas by are9
Inajortes. The Legislature OF the State ai,erwarg
passed an act, approved october II, 1886, TO tako
effect Dec 1906 abolishng the IYth and Xth JudeiaL
Districts of the state by consolidation with other dis
ucs Of such extent to make il impossible to admDs-
ter Justice within them through the Courts the solo
object OF this act, publicly stated by Its ady0caes
having been to get rid Of the before mentioned Judges
account OF their political opinions regardless Of to
public interests wishes Said act will be considered as
null and void and the numbers and boundaries IL tbes
Judicial Districts they existed before the passage &C
the act, restored Judges Thomas H. strbng and W. y.
Bacon will the duties OF Judges Of the Districts
TO which they were respectively elected.
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VIRGINIA.

FoRrREss MONROE, June s.A large Dazaat h'@
been opened in Norfolk under the auspices OF the WASH
ington aud Lee Association, which Is desned 10
in peounary point of view anything OF the h"a e.es
held in city Many prominent iades les as rer nSysd
in making the bazaar attractive to the PeoR,eim 10
red NV i,, Se crowds daily The proceeds wii pe s"a
IN tbe rsf of the INDECENT families OF deceased '"h'e"
crate soldiers. .,,>,r,ox
FORTRESS MONROE, June s.-lhe oneeis o' SWEET
49, r,,,ro.d. IN North Carolina and vrgipia met IN
oo.,iou IN petersburg for the purpose OF adoptDes
soho5nle bv which the distance from Newf1k to New
orieans by rail may be shortened Their dseisV" b'ss
-. i - u. 80. -.As s-.sIu.
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THE SURRATT TRIAL.

FIRST DAY OF TIE TRhI-TnE PROSECUTION TSD
FLAW IN THE JURY PANEI-THE DECISION OF
JUDGE FISHER TO BE GIVEN TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE
WAsnINGToN June 1O-The trial Of John IT, Surratt
did not make much progress to-day, because of the
counsel for the prosecution obectng TO the way the
Jury had been impanneled. Mr.. Darlington, the Dis
trictAttomey submitted four objections to proceed
ing to trial until new panel for a jury was made
These objections First, that the jurors were
not selected according to law which required that
that the Register of the City, the Clerk of the Levy
Court and the Clerk of Georgetown shall select
them conionty whereas, in this instance all three
of these officers acted separately. Second
that the names were not drawn from the
box according TO law. Third, that the Register
did not properly preserve the list as should have
been done; and fourth that the box was not sealed
as required by the act of Congress 1he counsel for
the prisoner somewhat surprised at this motion
of Mr. Darlington for a new panel, and for some
minutes were unable 10 proceed. Mr.. Bradley, the
senior counsel, finally asked that the Register be
placed upon the stand and he was examined; but
the only fact obtained from him additional to that in
his affidavit that he had pursued the old custom
in selecting iures In this Messrs Bradley and Mer-
rick tried to make n point, but Mr. Pierre
pont decidedly objected to always following
men had been hanged under the sentence Of juries
selected in the same way, and called the attention
of DistrictAttorney Darlington to that statement; ;
but the latter officer and Mr.. Pierrepont said that it
was then time 10 correct the error. Mr.. Bradley
then further asked that the court adjourn
until tomorrow the counsel for the prisoner
conld examine authorities on the subject more
fully Judge s. Fisher will deliver his decision to-
morrow, and il is looked forward 10 with great
deal of interest II he decides in favor of the Dis
trct-AttoIney's motion, then an appeal Will doubt
less be taken q higher court; and If the original
Judgment is sustained, there will be immediate
cases of hdJtdS corpus, as every person
convicted by jury selected by the same
process as this one since 1862 has been Illegally
brought to punishment. The point made to-day is
understood to have originated with a. G. Ridde
lately of Ohio, who, with Edward Pieucpont of New
York is the assistant of Mr.. Corrington. Mr.. Pierre
pont showed to-day that he will be the master
mind of the prosecution. Messrs. Bradley ~ Mer-
rick the counsel for the prisoner, are among
the leading lawyers of the bar Of Washing
ton and il can be said that both the prose-
cuton and defense are represented by able men, The
prisoner was brought into Court, which was crowded
by the people of both about 10 o'clock and took
a seat beside his counsel with whom he entered into
seemingly pleasant conversations, for at times his
smiles were in 10 manner concealed. He was neatly
dressed in full suit of black and no indication
that his present position has had injurious eiiecs
upon his health. His brother Isaac, large ilcshy
man, sat behind him.
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THE NEJv ISLAND IN THE P1CIfIC.

Az rxpEpIrIoN SEM TO TAKE POSSESSION FOR fuE
UNITED STATES.
O., xuxsxlPH o TRIBUNE
SAX Francisco. June 5.-An expedition to take
OF the newly discovered island III tue Nor
Pacific in behalf OF the United States sailed day IL
"a renored that the Pacific Mail steamship Company VIII
send "A vessel in few days for the same purpose ana
also TO establish coang station for the China steamers
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, June lO-NOon.-The steamship Tripoli, Capt
Martyr, from New-York on the 2sth of May, arrived
at this port yesterday. The steamship Etna from
NewYOrk May 20, also arrived here yesterday.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. june 1O-The expedition to Africa in
search of Dr. Livingstone has sailed from England.
DUBIIN June 10.-Two prominent tenlans have
been arrested at Dungarvan, and upon examination
today they were identified Coils. Nage and War
rem formerly officers in the Irish Brigade of the
Army of the POTOMAC.
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MARYLAND.

FeggpMEN's MEETING AT FREDERICK.
sr r.LssaAra 70 rus TRIBUNE
FREDERICK Nd, June l0-A large mass meet'nx
Of freedmen was held at this place today Thousands ok
the freedmen from surrounding country were prcsen
Addresses were made to them by Gen Gregory and Judge
f,oud OF Baltimore. ..r
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TEXAS.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN siER'DN-CNioN
JUDGES RESTORED 10 AUIhokllf'. u..o.
ny rEIEsHApH TO rRiEuSa
NEW ORLEANS, June 10,-'rho following order, IS
s.cu IVY Gen. SlsIluaA ss.s4 ssN -xalaaAs k4as =,
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TIE GAR.

LoNDoN, June l0.-Dispatches from Paris and st,
Petersburg state that there is great rejoicing in
France and Russia at the escape of the Gar from
assassination. The Poles everywhere disavow all
connection OF sympathy with the crime.
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TIE MELLAND CANAL.

NJ rEInanIrH TnE THBuss. =. .;., o,
Sr CATHARINEs, {. w, June 10.-Navlgalloh ,,s ol
the Welland Canal will be interrupted three or our
70 repair the damages caused by tho propeller fas'
valxI ". way 1V44 ssfSs +, ..SA ~. SSAA1~ "
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
EUROPE.
ITALY.
n, ATLANTIC TEL EeNAPH TO THE TkiBrNR.

FLORENCE June l0.-Tbe Italian Parliament has
refused to ratiy the Convention concluded by Signor
Ferrara, the Minister of Finance, with the Compton
,PEscOmpte and Messrs. Fould, Oppenheim % ErIan-
ger of Paris, for raising loan based upon me pro-
ceeds of an extraordinary tax upon the Church
property of Italy.
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BY STEAMSHIP.
arc unaitcrcd

The Allemannia from Southampton, May 20, ar
rived here last night Her news has been anticipated
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FIRST DAY OF THE TRIAI-TIIE PROSECUTION FiND
FLAW IN THE JURY PANEI-THE DECISION OF
JUDGE FISHER TO BE GIVEN TO-DAY.
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Know thy DESTINY.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gst, Cairvoyant and Psychometrican who has aston.
ishcd the scientific classes of the Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame THORNTON pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
BILE her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance
TO the single or married Of either SEX While in stan
of trance she deneaes the very features of he person
you arc to marry and by the aid of instrument of
tense power known tho psychomotrope guarantees
produce eke picture of the future husband wife
OF the applicant together with date OF marriage position
in life, leading traits OF character, &c. This is hum
bug, thousand Of testimonials can assert. She will
seud when desired, certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture is what puports to be- By
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place of BIRTH
age disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-
ceive the picture and desired information by mall
All communications sacredly confidential Address. in
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON. P. o. Box 223.
Hudson. N. 1y March 81
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February 2,
TORTURE.

WHO WOULD ENDURE THE TORTURE ARISING
from Chills and Fever. when can be easily curedi
Who would endure soepless nights burning fevers and
icy chils alternately, when remedy can be obtained for
q tri1eP
Who would wander like uncertain shadow, never
knowing what moment they may be prostrated3
Who would be q burden to himself and burden 10
his friends who are out in administering to his
wants2
Who would live this life Of sgon when the great alter
ative and tonic.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
be obtained at the nearest village This long estab-
lshed and justly renowned medicine has never been
known to fail in single csse and none but the foolish
and weak would hesitate procure ct once and save
themselves from. intense lifelong torture. Prepared
after long experience and deep study 1t has received
the encomiums ofthe most eminent phyaicians as well
all classes from every part Of the country To those
who doubt its many virtues all say s try 1t and
judge for yourselves
Every day lettcrs pour in upon u.s. testying to its
great efficacy in curing Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Lam
guor, Nausea and similar ills.
September
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OFFICE CLERK OF Council,

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNc11,l
May 1867.
The following Section of An Ordinance to abolish the
office of Superintendent of Streets to provide Keep
in Tho sroets Lanes Alleys. and open Courts in tile
C;9v NJ fharesston Clean and for other purposes"
beroby published for the information of oil concerned
For the protection of the rSd said contractor
occnnant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street lane. alley or open court shall every day
Sundays excepted have the dirt it garbage or other
S and in readiness for the contractor by the hour of
seven o'clock, A. M from the fist day OF May to the
first day November in every year and BY the hour OF
tbe arst day of May following. And any person offend
inG herein, or placing any DIRT filth, garbage or other
oa in any street. lane or alley or open court after the
ro aoOSr Oor than five dollars for each and
offence to be imposed by the Mayor. -, -
Nv order W. q. SMITH,
Nav is Clerk Of Council
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The Time to Advertise in the Country.
THE PHGNIx has large circulation throughout thu
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the strngency OF the money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia, &. c.
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SCORES.
SUMTER.
KIAwAH.
Time of game, three hours and ten minutes.

Time Of game, three hours and ten minutes.
HOME RUNs.-KEALy, l.
FLYs CAUaHr.-SHTH. o. BLAcKM.N, 1; FULLER. 1;
EARLY, l.
CLEAN ScoRE.-MAUorRR.
UipRE.-J. B. CAr'. Carolina E. B. @.
SooRERs-GEoRas PoRrER, of Kiawsh B. B. CD Fl.
OrJEN, Sumter 3. B. C.
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Auction Sales This Day.

KnnoY & Co. will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock,
at their saes-rooms No. 1s8 Meeting street. dry goods
boots. shoes. &C.
M1LIIeAN Son will sill this day. at O'Clock, at
Mount Pleasant about two hundred yards from the land
ing. 10 sows, 40 stock boar. 16 shoats.
JOHN G. Mr. Co. will sell this day, at 10 O'clock
a their auction sales NJ, lJs Meeting street.
case assorted merchandise.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should call at
'TENHoUsE & CO., No. ITO East Bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits. Rolls
&C., should call at STENHOUsE CO., No. ITO East Bay.
August G
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H. H,

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Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS. No. So Broad street.
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BASE BALL-On Saturday afternoon large
crowd assembled on the Citadel Square to witness
the match game of Base Ball which was advertised
to take place between the Kiawah and Sumter
Clubs (both junior, Of this city. The weather
proved auspicious and the contest exciting, and
after playing eight innings, the game was decided
in favor Of the Sumter. 1t is but justice to state
that the Kiawah is much the youngest, and this
circumstance considered, they played good game.
The following is the score:
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We are indebted to Mr.. B. DosCHER of the Post
Office Literary Depot, for late copies of the New
York Independent, Round Table, Scientific Anneri-
can, &aats Zettung, and The Land We Looe, for
September.
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JOB WoRK.--we have now completed our Office
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
spectfully ask tho patronage of our friends
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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PURLIC NOTICE.


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DuR11c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN yS1.s That UND5Fk
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office O.. ?. 1Toa T.-
Sec l. Be Ordained by the Mayor ana AaeneI,n M s" s..,
Citv Council assembled, That nom 'ana aIer o ~ oaJ
NJ January licenses shall be taken out ior al
J 1ons nsed for private and domestic purposes In
the SAME manner and according TO tne sse
now of force in relation to carts S ~ eacS ,
driven Ifor hire except giving bonds, anu eacn SUCH
t 49, or Waeon shall be provided with badge COL
tanning the number thereof ana mArKco f7''' 70 le
placed on H @ on shall be taken by the Treasurer 20
t :" anv bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
censes for carts, drays WAGONS ano o'ner cAaSes W.
less ne OF ne @ tollowng shall hereafter be the rate, fer
.onss for public and private CARTS drays, gssons Ss
Including the horses or muies used hefeo which shru
49, ,roo from other taxation:
orn,Ic CARTS nRAYs, ETC, Oh THOSE E1PIoYED IN ANY
pnsIsEss wHArEvER, FOR HIRE DREcT OF INDIRECT.
For every cart, dray or wagon drawn by horse
mule, $40.
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by two horsesor
For every hack and carriage with two wheels s20
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus)
with two horses, $50.
drawn by four horses, &c.,
For every truck drawn by two more horses or mules.
$50.
express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, IS.
For every cart dray wagon used for private on do.
mesc purposes and not to be employed In the sans-
porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the same shall pay for license the sum OF
IS, exclusive OF the horse mule.
Ratified in City Council. this 10th day Of January
H. 81 In the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixtysix.
P. G. GAILLARD, Mayor.
By the Mayor.
January 8 ". ii. SMITH. Clark NJ Conrcr
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REGISTRATION IN THE ClrY.-We give below the
returns up to date, showing the registration IN
each ward with total majority. On Saturday the
following was obtained.
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A-A-A-A-A-

The best Dyspeptc Bitters now in use are PANxNN's
Hepatc Btters. They fail to give relief Try
bottle, and be convinced. For sale by all Druggists
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
CHARLESTON, 8. G.. May 4. 1867.
,ro11AR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
aS,,res. vaults, &c. viii commence on Monday
a. inst owners and occupants are hereby required
ssc that their premises are in good condition and that
I'll nth and garbage is removed as required by ord'
lance 10, n Other inspections will follow.
Dy of'e' v G. B. sIGWAID
Chisf Of Police.