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Nan YorlI NeMn.

NEW YORK, June ia decision de-
livered in the United States Court to-
day dismissed the writ OF habeas corpus
In the case of Philip Heinrich, the al
legged Prussian forger. The prisoner
was remanded to the custody Of the U.
s. Marshal to be held to await the action
of the executive authorities at WASH
ingion on, the question OF extradition.
A case is on trial in the District Court
ofFthe United States versus some 5000
cases ofIehampagne which were i'm
poFteddn 1864 from Rheims, the invoice
being salleged to be much below the
market value. 1t was stated by the
counsel for the Government that the
Government had lost over 3. million
dollars by frauds OF this nature,
The ram Dnnderburg made the aver
age speed OF about sixteen miles an
hour on her trial trip yesterday. One
mile was run In minutes q seconds,
with screw making 81 revolutions un'
der IL pounds of steam. She leaves for
Europe in about three weeks.
Five distillerfes were seized in Brook
lyn yesterday for violation OF Internal
Revenue laws. 8
K Yesterday man named James Porter
was murdered in South Brooklyn and
thrown into The river.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
me CfnefnnatI noneyMarhei.

Fron as Gassss or HestedGv.
Avery large proportion of business
men VINO make paper In ordinary times
are now doing nothing In this line, and
OF what Is considered strictly prime
commercial paper there Is very little
Offering. It Is also true that this class
of people are TO considerable extent
lenders OF money and are now hold
Ing, for temporary investment, Gov
eminent securities; but since these
have reached a high price, parties who
have money to spare, for the time, are
looking around for something else, and
loans are being made on prime paper,
when 1t can be found, at las per cent
The banks, however, are short OF
money, and get all the paper they want
at Sal0, while fair names are done, out
side, at IL In the aggregate, however,
the offerings OF paper are small, and
but for the large amount of surplus
funds sent 70 New York for investment
In Governments or deposit in banks
which pay interest, money would be q
drug in our market. In one way or an
other a very large proportion of the
money belonging 10 the West has been
transferred to New York; but Il Il kept
in such n position that It can be com-
manded whenever needed for business
purposes. To this state of things the
practice common among the New York
banks, OF paying interest on deposits,
has largely contributed. We observe,
however, that those banks are reducing
the rates. The Park Bank, for exam
pie, has given notice Of a reduction In
the rate 70 8 per cent. This will tend to
diminish Western balances. Sooner or
later the New York banks will ind the
policy of paying interest ON current de-
posits Is a bad one. For some time past
the capit n ia the market could not be
fully employed without taking extra
ordinary risks. Much of 1t, therefore,
has been idle. The banks OF that city
are now in a position to be thrown Into
n panic, II the West should find employ
ment ut home for money. This Is bad
position TO be in, especially when IL is
the result of paying interest on current
deposits. This policy has often been
tried, and, when brought to the fnal
test, has always failed: These failures,
In this city It proved 30 without a sim
gle exception. -.-.. -...-..-., ~
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SECOND pIsPAroH

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-The steamer
Governor Sharkey left this port about
the Arkansas river, with large cargo
of freight and two hundred Govern
ment hands for Fort Gibson. The boat
was overloaded, and as she swung from
the levee began tosink. She was head
ed for shore, and as her bow struck
some twenty or more persons jumped
ashore. She afterwards SWING loose
again and hoated into the stream and
sunk to the hurricane roof A yawl
from another boat took OF the Captain
and crew, and large number Of Gov
eminent Lands. Many also swan
ashore, but it is feared that q large
number were drowned. The deck and
cabin passenger lists are lost, and 1t Is
probable that the number missing will
never be known.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-The Picay.
un0 has the following: The ,ElCommer-
clio OF Matamoras, of the 7th inst, gives
the following extracts from q letter
dated Monterey, June ID:
Miramon has died OF the fever which
attacked him after being wounded at
Castillo, and Mejia and others have
been shot, according TO a letter from a
creditable person in San Luis.
/ The most profound silence Is pre-
served as TO what Is TO be done with
Macmillan.
It has been told that the City oil
Mexico was taken by the Liberals at
the close OF May.
The Ell Mexicano, an Imperialist pa
per published at PrownsvllEe, pro.
nounces Maximilianisr proclamation 9
forgery, and says it Originated with
q burlesqueing paper.
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Prise riea. n..sssa oellysr and

WAsHINaToN, June ia prize fight
between Collyer and Aaron occurred
at AcquIR Creek this morning, which
lasted about two hours. Sixty.eight
rounds were fought. Aaron won the
first blood and first knock down. Sub
:sequentlyl he stood on-the defensive
till the close of the fight, and played
the drop game; Collyer,s face was
completely closed. He came up bold
ly, however, every time, until called
on the Goth round, when he was toe
weak correspond! aaron was them de
clared the Victor, and Immediately at.
forwards he tainted, and was laid side
by side with Collyer. It is generally
conceded that Aaron had three ribs
broken, four rounds before the fight
closed. 1t is estimated that several
hundred thousand dollars changed
hands on the result Of the fight, - p
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From Texns.

New YoRK, June 13.-The Tribune's
Galveston special says.
The President has been telegraphed
to decide whether any person can be
registered asa qualified voter who re-
fuses to answer the proposed questions,
but In willing to take the oath. A de-
eision in the affirmative, IL is believed
would throw down every barrier that
Congress has erected against improper
Cen Gfitin has been forced TO re-
move the Mayor because of his opposl.
ton to the appointment Of loyal citi-
isa az W VII R an old resident, and
univefsally respected has been ap-
pointed Mayor.
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'sWAsHIN0roN,, June. 1S.-rhe case OF
Surratt was resumed this morning.
The list of talesmen ordered yesterday
was called. Several were excused.
The National Intelligencer says that
It Is authorized to state that the Cab
inetihas decided that military ofheers
in the South have no power to remove
Judge Lander to-day, in the Criminal
Court, filed a motion to set aside and
yacate Judgment, and for q new trial in
the case OF Sanford Conover. The ar
gument will be heard in about ten
days. An order was issued to detatn
Conover in this city.
The Postoffice Department has no In
formation whatever of the interruption
Of malls in the district Of country In or
near the scenes OF the alleged Indian
hosdlities. -
The National Intelligencer says:-
We have authority for saying that at n
very recent consultation Of the Cabinet
it was decided that the military officers
in command Of the five districts into
which the ten unrepresented Southern
States are divided, have no power to re-
move civil officers deriving their Ru-
thority from the State governments rs
now organized. The question, We I'M
derstand, had more immediate refer
ence to the Iemoval OF the Governor and
other civil officers of Louisiana by Gen.
Sheridan, but of course will apply to
the action of the four other command
ers.E No doubt the Forthcoming opinion
of the Attorney General. in accordance
with the reasoning OF which tits under
stood the decision referred to was ar
rived at, will fully justify the legality
and propriety of this determination. It
scarcely need be said that the issuing Of
orders replacing the deposed officers
which NAV become necessary as q con-
sequence OF this decision of the Gov
eminent, would be no good ground for
an application on the part of General
Sheridan 10 be relieved from the posi-
ton he holds; much less would 1t war
rant the inference that the administers
ton contemplates or desires his re-
moVal for his services, .s..
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Fire.

HARRIsBuRa, June 13.-Early yester-
day morning fire broke out in the
stable of the Fallon House at Lock Ha-
ven and destroyed large amount OF
property. The stables of the Fallon
House were burned to the ground and
10 horses persisted In the flames. One
wing of the Fallon House and Whites
ter had Just been enlarged and i'm
proved. Several large stores in Main
street and a million feet of lumber be-
longing to Shaw q Co., were also con-
sumed. The amount of the loss is not
yet known. itfIihl AnH -iE
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JUNE ls.-FIoUR-In improved re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and entire
" nominal Corn-Opened puore active;
No. 2, S5as6c; No. 1, ssasS1<c; sales
90, COO bus. Oats-Quiet and held at
Csc for No Chicago, and 10 for Ohio.
FREI6HTs-Unchan
% San Francisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 10;
good extra 50 g.
eRAIN-Wheat Duh 81 7Oal IS.
Legal tenders TS&. ..4 57-
Milwaukee. %.
JUNE 1s.-FLouR-Lower 1t sll so for
wHEAr-Unsettled at s. % for No. 2.
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LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-Milton, a
negro, has filed petition in the U. s.
Court for a writ of habeas corpus, which
has been issued, directing white man
named Gilden, to produce in court the
body OF his daughter, Bertha Milton,
formerly a'slRve Of Gilden, who tits al
legged still remains In slavery. The
case will be tried at the present term OF
the u. 8, Court,
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ST.. LOUIS, June 18.@The steamer
Governor Sharlkey sunk this morning.
She had two hundred and fifty tons OF
Government freight, which is doubtless
a total loss. The boat doated down to
near the arsenal, where she now lies
with only her pilot house above water.
Her Captain thinks not more than four
or five lives were lost. The boat was
owned by Captain TurtonI and-yalued
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RFAUTYf 4
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sIR-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter of the 7thI
rendering to me in accordance with the
vote of council, the Inequalities of the
city of Boston during my contemplated
visit. Il intend being present at the
dedication of the new Masonic Temple
in your city on the 24th inst, and dur
ing my short stay will be honored %
accept the hospitalities of your city, re-
ceiving them with the reciprocation OF
friendship and courtesy which prompt
ed The council in their offer. With
great respect, very truly yours,
"a ~ s.I ANDREW JOHNSON.
Charles G. Dame, Grand Master Of the
Grand Lodge, also received letter
from the President accepting the invt-
tation of the Grand Lodge of Massachu-
sets, to be present at the dedication OF
the Masonic Temple.
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From san FraneIseo.

san FRANcIsco, June I1.++The Union
Convention tof the southern Congress
sional district nominated q. G. Phelps
! FThs french bark Glsraude bordeaux
Flour and wheat dull; no transporta-
tIq5 Rsg9 ., lend : 55s EFbRs Golden
CITY from Panama has arrived.
Eastern. butter II to 25c, extremes;
light demand; Important sales the past
two days. Leading operators purchase
all standard brands TO arrive here soon.
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6ur Gent.
For Rent.

Ell 00n1.
THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
II Geo. r TAYLOR q Co, and ]. Clemens 3
CO. on Main street. also basement rooms
fnlshod. Good Offices In second story, and
good rooms FOR other purposes IN second and
10 some rooms Immediately, Others April lst-
8fRny building lots and dwelling houses fol
sale IN the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNRROOK.
once, No. ns1f Main street, above Mon.
roe. mp stairs ebo-u
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Reparator Capilli.

AnEOM aMd4 youI tse!HAAss1S SOtH sNisSnesAs
Destructive i1 y q comfort, aud not worth Dig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
la REPARATOR CAPILLI.
E0R RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
IL heads (from whatever cause It may have
fallen ontl and forcing n growth OF hair upon
the fnee, IL has no equal. II VIII f0Tce the
beard TO grow upon the 6n10Othest moe In
nom nve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In nom two to three months A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there e nothing that Will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own experiencel can bear wit
mes. But many VIII sRyI how arc we TO dis
tnRutsh the genuine from the spuriouse, II
certainly Is dlhicult, rs nine-tenths Of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, try the Reparator Cnplllt; twill
cost you nothing unless IL f1lIy comes
mp TO our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, send Us one dollar and We
VIII forward i, postpaid, together with a re.
ceipt for tho money, which Will be returned
you 90 application, providing entire satifac-
a- W. L. CLARK d CO., ChamIstA
No. West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, N. "
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FoRrREss MosnoE, Jnne LAS shell
taken from the rebel ram Merrimacex-
ploded yesterday ut the Navy Yard,
doing considerable damage, but injur-
ing no one.
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/, NRw ORLEANS, June is.4An astempt
was made to fire some buildings on st.
Charles street this q. m, but was frus-
trated. If the attempt had been sue
sceSsful ifYouIdi hage destroyed several
heavy business houses. The object wRs
TO sWindle the Insurance companies.
I SALAlSsI, June IS.44In the Gonsfitu-
tionRI Convention to-day motion was
made to separate the. Committee on
Canals. IL was lost by q tie vote After a
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Accident 70 '.Lirt,e AN Right" Of ths

NEW York, June 13.-'Little All
Right" ofthe Japanese troupe of Aero
bats.afell forty feet, in the Academy of
Music last night, and for time was
ing, he. had slightly recOYereds The
physicians stated that his injuries were
principally internal. He also suffered
a terrible confusion on the right side
of the head, but; wonderful though 1t
may seem, not bone was fractured.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th Of June

LosDoS. June ls4Noon. ! consola
unchanged; Illinois Central, 79I<; Erie.
Az; o. s. Bonds, unchanged; Atlantic
andGreat Western. consolidated, 25<,
LIVERPOOL, June Cotton,
Firm and unchanged, Corn, s6s, The
other markets unchanged
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BOSTON, June IS.-The following ia
Of the city government to visit Boston:
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CATTLE MAKKEf.

BRRyRs-The market this! far is
pretty active this week., and with an
improved tone in the market for dress
ed beef Prices were shade drmer
than mt the close of Monday The
yards thus far, contain $500 head of a
fair average grade, which found ready
market figures, which ranged In most
instances from 16ISa1S-a few cattle
touching. higher figures, while some
very hne cows went as low as 14c.
SHEEP-WIthout change since Mon
day; good stock selling readily Mt
TX TOR prime, and down TO &c for poor.
SwISR-FiFm at 7a71<c.a with q fair
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By 1he Union lime.
ONCE. corner OF Main and Monroe street.
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There cometn glad ttdtngs OF JOY 10 all,
The beaniy which once was 80 precious anu
Is nee SSr all. and ali may be fair.
Nv fhn naa m L. -..-.---
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MONTY AND sfoCKA. >. !. d I
MoNEY-6a7 per cent. Sterling-6o
days, 11O1<a1101f. OF ,-cisraE...
GoLD-l37N. mod a-et- 4 "a, Il=,rgs.a
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Coupons '62,
1ioIS; ie4. l071<: '65. I057<; new, 1091fj
10-40's 995s; coupons NIX. -
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TheA Latest News.

BY TEhE @ RAPE
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MISREPRESENTATION at $3.50.
Iorn-Excitsd ats61<c.
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= MADAME n. A. PERRIGO,
p. o. DRkwKR 29S, buffalo, n. Y.
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Heporf ar the sheep shearing for s0S, held the
Restdence OF Daniel Brown, ON the 4 5th OF NAV.

appointed for the sheug proved to bo stormy ,nd quite cool
did begin until after dinner aOd sheep continued
to determined continue another day Thursdy was u
little sheang durng the dsy until near svong
of nd satisfactory manner snow
inc an Increasing part Wool Growers sxce 10 the
OF ladies present which added TO
the pleasure and the abundapo with which the table, we're
suppd of Mrs Daniel Brown aud Mrs
Ce other ladies present. indicated that there was no
lack upon their The thanks OF the Association are due to
Mr. and Mrs Brown and 10 the ladies present
Az The meeting Republic Wednesday May % 67 the report Of
, meeting sheng the Secretary aud adopted
Nj Rice offered the following resolutions which adoped
M Resof Association the Wool Growers OF
County importance properly preparing their wool for market
especially washing and putting that wool justly
cleanliness aud condition. now does for
quality Of staple. A., r
2ud Resed Of promoting the interest Of the Wool Grow
e Of county, respectfully ask the Board Of Agriculture
add premium list this fall premium for the heaviest clips OF
eansd and Ewes and az will
Of those who had sheep public hearing the 18th
and 10th inst, o compete for premiums -,
Ordered furnished the county for pubiea
ton
The meeting then adjourned until Sept 2sth, 1857 -
GEo. LAMKIs, Secy, JAMES BofD' PresI
THE SENECA COUNTY wool
oRowEs ASSOCIATION i5rH l6rH 1867
lat UNDER OIL
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RESOLUTION
Relative 10 an amendment Of tho Constitution,
providing for the extension OF tho elective fran.
chisOt
Resolved. by the General Assembly Of the
State Of ohio, three hfths Of the members elected
to cnnh House agreeing thereto, that II be aud is
hereby proposed To the electors Of this State, 10
vote at The next annual Octoher election upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amendment
NJ substitute for the nrHt section OF the hfth ar.
ticle of the Constitution Of this state, to-wit;
Every mllc citizen ofthc United States Of tho
age ~ twenty-one years, who shah have been n
resident Of the state ons year next preceding the
election, and Of the county, or township or ward
n which he resides such times NJ may he provi.
ded by law, except such persons as have horne
arms In support ofany nsurrectlon or REBEL Oh
against the Government Of the untcl States, or
have He'd from their places Of residence TO avoid
being drafted into the M Hilary service thereof oi
have deserted the military or naval service of said
Government In time of war, and ha not subso.
quently heen hononhly discharged from tho
snme, shall hive the qualification Of an cleCtor
anil be entitled 10 vote ut elcrtons.'"
En-. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of the Hou-c nf Representatives.
ANDREW. q, MCRURNEY
President OF tho Senate.
Passed April q, 1867. (aprlin2Cn6
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Ash enf Oak Flooring, Poplar end Pine ssdiAs,
W~ June ~ 'ec.-lT
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sAah, Dlinda, Doors, Window Fnamoa. paor
arames, AonldlnEa, Picksts, pliin and oEnsmental
nrseh hes, Hand Railinga NeWell'S Pout and ~
Msten. M ana every Description of Finished vOrk fle
oFosr' tfom Pine, Poplar, Walnut or RntteT1nt4
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CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution.
STATE or oHIo,)

NTNTE VF VTTTVl
OTTIcr or rus SEcRErARY oF srArE.
I, VILLAS HENHr SMru, Secretary ~ State OF
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the FOL.
lowing s n true copy OF jont resolution. passed
by the General Assembly OF the State OF Ohio, on
tho 9TH day OF April, A. n, 1871 taken from the
original rolls on file In this office.
In testimony whereof, have horcunto
subscribed my namc, and affixed the
Great Seal Of tho State Of Ohio, at
[nAL.l Columbus, the 9TH day OF April A. y.
1907.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
n Secretary OF State.
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Ton pRskrING. PLAIE. on IN Coz ans.
~ ptAty hoo pfQfaptly executed ~ oity prlsSa AZ
u,e TRIBUNE yoD ROOMS