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To this Grand Reception there will be offered
go 0U0 Certificates of Admis SION at 81 each. which
will entitle the holders to superb copies OF Splendid
STEEL PLATE ENGRANISGS, produced by a
process, the highest type of American art
The subjects selected for THESE unique and beautiful
Pictures. and the perfection Of their execution
such must commend them 10 pubic appreciation.
These Certificates Will also eutitle the holders 10
the award apportioned them The ARRANGEMENTS
for the management of this NATIONAL OFFER
ING in strict accordance with the acknowi-
edged prirrpieS Of Tar and morals. and the method
Of conducting it such cannot fail to secure public
confidence and generous support.
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LIST OF TEE sjor F. U Stitt-
the pardon clerk. on Saturday last, handed to
the President a list OF all those pard sned from
the States Of North Carolina, South Carolina.
and mississippi embracing In all about 5000
names, which list Will be transmitted to the
House OF Repre- sentatives in answer to their
resolution some time since. The list Of those
parGoned from Virginia, Alabama, and Geor-
gla, Will shortly be furnished, which will
complete the report. as
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson e Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds ia home and foreign N arkets as follows:
NEW YORK, July s-First Board-U. S.
U.s. sos s0I Its u s.: iolos COUPON ols io5
Pacific Mail, 1iUX; Atlantic Mail. 1G7; Canton
CO., ~ Cumberland Coal Co.. 36a; Quick
silver, 3lH Mariposa, IGa N. Y. Central, l05;
River Rive Rarosd Co. RtaainE r r. Hudson
Michigan Central, 1U9k; Michigan Southern,
S2H Illinois Central K. r., 12la; Cleveland
and Pittsburg srI Northwestern, u.s.; do
Rock Island, 9is.; Fort Wayne, 1909: Ohio
and MISS. certificates, q 4: Western Union
Telegraph, l67s; Boston Water Power, %.
ii supply Of HAM SAUSAGE, nnsurpasned for
h;hd4 and resembling in aa,eT 1s fs vest
jss Under Ebbitt House cor 18th and SITS.
AIMS LAWNS LAWNS.
'pst received; large lot Of American, English
hasn se3g It 2 and s' -, cts halS yard wide
'''' ran 'S' GEO 5, j. JOHNSON 4 co,
j,s3t~ johnson sntton,s Old Stand,
THE COMPREHENSIVE. HEREToFoRE
HALL. under the name and style Of BRUCE i
HALL is this day dissolved BY B matGf SoH Hs
wAsHlyeroN, o. c., June 10, 1877.
We. the undersigned have this day entered into
Co-Partnership under the firm name Of BRUCE
r, .s"ns = Inn. ;. S IS ffh1Sh e..
ORPHANS COURT. July 6, 1s7-p1srnrcr OF
- COLUMBIA; WasHIISr1S CouSTY, To-nrit: In
aforesaid has with the appreciation the Orphans
SATURDAY. July y 1851 for the final settlement and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIosAL OFFERING.
GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION.
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH
The East Joins hands with the West aud North 70
relieve the pressing need Of the south
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH.
IN UNITED STATES GREENBAv

To be d. stributed to the Suffering people OF tue
South. by MAJOR General o. .. How ard, g. 6. Com
missioner.
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account Of the fiscnarge OF the duties imposed
upon him By this act, or the acts to which 1t IS
supplementary.
SEC. S. And be IL further enacted, That no dis.
trict cons der all bt relieved from the com
msAd assigned to him under the aforesaid acts.
unless the Senate shall have first ad visea an d
consented thereto or unless by sen'enceo OF ca ar.
martial he shall, he casaiered or aisni ssed from
the army; unless be shall consent TO be so re.
lieyed. - RsN
Sec. 6. And lie II FURTHER eaccted. That the
time for the completion OF the registration o.
persons property qualified 10 vote may be ex
tended by orders OF the said general distric
commanders 70 any day prior to the first day
Of October, 1857.
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AsCpERR MUSICAL RECEPTION,
Combining the most eminent talent 9th Country
will be given in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D, C.,
on THE
EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1867.
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PLEASANT FESTIVAL. pleasant fea-
ture of th e celebration o. the Fourth Of July
in Philadelphia was The banque' given by Mr.
Chids to those ernployed by him in the new
Ledger building. Editors, reporters, compost
tors, clerks, pressnen.s feeders, carriers and
newsboys were ali generously provided for.
Five tables. accommodating five hundred per-
sons. We're BET in the press.room, and over a
hundred Dewsbeys were dined in the gallery
Several speeches were made By those who are
among the veterans in the Ledger establish
ment
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BORDERS FOR CERTIFICATES may be
sent direct to with Stamps for return postage,
enclosing the amount for the number OF Ce-tih-
Gates ordered, which if large amount should be
in Draft Post Office Order, payable to the order
prompt attention. Be particular and write names
plainly, giving Date Town County, and State
The following Club Rates. To responsible
Agents fifteen per cent commission will be al
lowed on single Certificate rates:
Five Certificates to one AGdresS ,.....,..... 50 o.
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Relying with confidence on the generosity of the
American public. to assist objects of true pl,iian-
throry, when fairly presented and justly conncted
We herewith present plan, which if res ponded to
with hearty good will, cannot fail - give perma-
nent relief to the destitute and suffering lille the
return to the benefactors Will be
l. fine copy of "A Steei-Plate Engraving, TO be
delivered free of charge.
2 Admission to the Grand Musical Reception and
3. Their award in the apportionment Of l so
900 in United States Greenhacks, 10 he appropri-
ated to certificate holders, the balance to be APP
piled to the purchase of Pictures aud the pay neat
of Discounts. Commissions. and other expenses.
THIS apportonmen' TO lie made and returned to
the Holders of Certificates. in such lawful manner
as Committee of five prominent gentlemen.
iected from among the certificate holders, shall de-
terMine. This apportioEnent to be made on or
about the 18th day of October 1851 and in pro rata
proportion, should the full number of certificates
not be sold. The sale of certificates will positively
close on the 10th Of October.
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T-WASHINGTOS. D. G.. JpLy $ Is;7-A
S tARD.-Thc Chronicle OF the 81 Instant
contained report that on the NIGHT previous a
gentleman. inrt by gas expiosio ion, was refused
reiief at my store, on Pennsylvania avenue, am
greatly panied At such wrongful public announce
ment, and the Chronicle, on mi request having de-
nied To- redress its false report. herew th dec lara
the SAID report an utter in every
regard
y62t- G. CRISTiANI Druggist
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~YICHY 4 k1SS1NGEN
MIN RAJ WATER.
ON DRAUGHr rRoM
MILBURN'S

$50 18th street, opp. U. S. Treasury. jel5-lm~s
EELECrRo INDICATED yAPOR BATHS.
Or. L. ALcAN, southwest corner Of nth .,r.s,
s ano renn ave, cures Rheumatism. Eruptions 81
.ne skin,, Colds, Govt Debility, Affection Of Pa.
plants. - ~ . FL ~.
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- S P E IAL ARD.

NEW YoRK. July 2. 1851
To John F. Ellis. WaIi1gtou, u. e. &.
We have just received the following by Atlantic
Cable
PARIS. July 1. lSE.-ChickeTiug & Sons, New
York. in addition to the GOLD MEDAL OF HON
OR. have to-day received II DECORATION OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR. which places us AT
THE HEAD OF ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS
Jy 3u &. i. CHICkERING
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 6, ls67.-Jay Cooke Il
Co. furnish the following quotations. OF Gev-
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HoUsETURNIsHING GOODS OF EVERY
ap is-m s94 D, between 10Th and nth sts
NsnE EUREKA PRESERVING JAR-A fun
supply on hand, and offered reasonable
rates at wholesale se s1s sstasI an, .,or,.
en-d 322 Pa. ave, bet, 10th And Ilth sts.
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ment and efficiency Of the Capitol police
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Adams, Representative from tina etoh,h
congressional district OF Kentucky, whose
name was excepted from the resolution re-
ierring the cases OF the other Kentucky mem
beTs TO the Committee on Elections, qualitied
by t9king the oath.
The Speaker then proceeded. as the first
business IN order on Mondays, to the call of
states for pins ana JOINT resolutions. Under
the cali bills and Joint resolutions were intro.
duced, read twice and referred, az follows:
BY Mr.. Baldwin: Concerning the deIiyar.
ance Of the Republic Of Mexico from It's
foreign enemies Referred to the Committee
BY Mr.. Poland--Relating to the Jurisdiction
OF the courts Of the United States Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Buuer-For the relief OF Admiral
Farrae ut and the officers ard men of the fleet
who passed Forts st. Philip and Jackson In
April. 1862 Referred to judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Jencks-To regulate the civil SER
ficieDcy thereof. Referred. to select COMMITTEES
on the subject.
By Mr. Ranks--In reference to the New
York post Office Refsrred to PostOice Com
By 1dr. Brooks-Deciartpe that the Govern.
nents or people that execute In cold blood
prisoners OF war, who should be treated &C.
cording 70 the laws OF war, have so violated
the great principles Of national law, as we'll a.
OF christianity ana humanity, as to deser va
nom the United States none Of the protection
SASoa ny its Neutrality law; ana directing the
Committees on Foreign Affairs in the House
and Senate TO report a bill repeating so much
Of the neutrality laws as forbid the orsaniza.
ton In the United States OF emigration or other
parties to effect and secure settlement in Mex.
ico. Referred TO Committee on Foreign Az
lairs. etg -
By MT. Miller.-To repeal the bankruptcy
act Of March 2, 1867 To JUDICIARY Com m,t,:s.
By Mr.. Ashley (Ohio. Proposing an amends
nent to ths Constitution. TO Judiciary Cor.
mittee. EssaF .uE % -" :.
BY mt JnliAn.-For increase of compepsa
ten TO mechanics and en- ployses Of Washins.
ten navy yard. To Oomuistee on ExDenses Of
the Navy Department. - : - -
By Shank, OF Ind.-Joint resolution in
reference to Mexico-generaIly the same as
those offered by HIM last Friday, except that
hs resolution which declares the IN yssion Of
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SUITS COMMENCED AGAINST GEN. MDOWEIL-
ARREST OF AN ASCENDING TREASURER.
sr rKLksKAPa TRIBrsE.
SAN Francisco, April @s.--Snce the legal decision
against Gen Mcdowell rendering him liable TO damages
in consequence OF arresng and mprsoning persons for
using treasonabe language, and expressing exutation
over the assassination Of President Lincoln, suits are
being commenced throughout the state by those VINO
were arrested during the war
Mccall, the abscUndng Treasurer OF SantaCara
County was arrested to-day the Walker River IN Ne
yada, and $4,000 was recovered
The extensive stocking factory OF G0dstone & Sharp
was totally destroyed by fire last night
MISSING VESSEL HEARD FROM.
SAN Francisco April 29.-Advices from Honolulu OF
April that the ship Petronelo, which left Hong
Kong in October with about 2CO Coolies on board has
been heard from. She caught n typhOon and was so
much damaged that she put into Manila, where she Was
con
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
FlNANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, April 90-Noon.-ConsOls for money, G4;
United States FiyCTwentios, 72 Illinois Central Railway
sharos, T6I; Erie Railway shares, 40i.
Afternoon 2 o'clock-Amercan Securities arc quoted
nj this follows: Erie shares, 413 Illinois Cen
trails 76l; United states bonds, 71l.
Evening.-Consols closed at 91 for money. American
Securities closed the following rates United States
FiveTwentes u; Illinois CCntlaI shares 7tI; Erie Rall
way shares, AL.
FRANKFORT, April 29-NCOn.-Unied States FIVE Twelr
ty bonds, &c.
PARIS. April % --Noon.-United States FveTwcnties,
50; Rentes 67 fr y0C.
LONDON, April 2e-Noon.-Duch Standard Sugar No
a. 24t. Germ, 49, Scotch Pig Iron 52i Calcutta Lin
seed, CO.. Lnseed Oil, SIS lOi. Sperm OIL, &l3l Whaie
OIL, $50 Linseed Cakes, 90 Is.
Esesing.-Breadstuffs firmer. Corn is scarce
Wheat has advanced q per quarter Sugar steady at al
for No. u, Dutch standard Oils unchanged Iron
Scotch Pig, 81 per tun, mixed numbers
LIVERPOOL April 29-NOoD. The Cotton market is ex-
cited; sales to-day 5000 bales; Mddlng Upands I'D;
MddHng Orleans 12d. The Breadstuffs market firm;
sales California Wheat l46 and Western Red at 1872
COrn 4S g. Oats 37. Barley, 40 Peas, 45i. Pork, sO
Beef, 125. Bacon S9i Lard 6Olc Cheese, COL. Spirits
Petroleum, 1ld and Refined ia. POtAshes, S4i. Spirits
Furpentine, SG6 Rosin-CommOD, O., and Fine, 1919.
TalOY, 44G. Glove Seed 81.
AferEOcnSince the report Cotton has been very
active ard an advance of 3d prices has been estab
lsbed. At this hour tile rotations are as follows: Mid
ding Upands l2sQl24d; Middling Orleans, 12tQl2sd.
The Breadstus Provision markets quiet and un
changed.
EveningThe activity in the cotton market was mann
tanned TO the close fhe day. and the transactions were
large The following the authorized closing quota
tons: Mddlng Uplands, 12a2lld; Middling Orleans,
I2ld12sd The sales Of the day foot mp 5000 bales The
adyees from Manchester continue 10 bo favorable. The
market for goods and yarns is buOyan The market for
Breadstuffs closed firm. Corn has advanced to i per
quarter for Mixed Western; Barley 41o per 60 pounds
Oats s per POUNDS Peas, 49, per quarter for Cana
dian The Provision market is rmer Beef has advanced
10 l276 per Dbl for Extra Prime Mess; Pork, Eastern
Prime Mess s0l per bbl. Lard, 5O6 per cwt; Cheese
Middling American, CO per cw Refined Petroleum has
declined to per gallon Pot Ash, 81 per cwt Spirits
Turpentine, SO C. ROsin-COmmon e.; Fine, 1879 per
cwt Tallow, A6.
ANTwERP April O-NOon.-Petroleum, 4Sl
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SYRIA.
THE AMERICAN COLONY AT JAFtA.

THE AMERICAN COLONY AT JAItA.
Onr correspondents at Constantnople and Beyr0ut
have given an account Of the Of the American colony
at Jaffa Palestine recent letter from the United
states Vice Consul at Jaffa supplies some additional III
formation Of interest. The following IL the most mpor
tant part Of the letter:
Further as 20 Adams il really most trying that this
drunken basphemOus heartless mpostcr should DC al
lowed 10 call himself minister Of the Gospel This man
has wllfuy and Intentionally led than 100 of his
fellow TO misery and even death IN having dG
their own their families lives and happiness and he
has cheated them some out OF all some OUT 20 o. IN os & ~
WHO is still moro dcpraved than himself neVerattenpto
alleviate the misery they have caused they abandon the
needy the Sick and the dying and those who by the
slightest opposition or by their Outapoken dlthPOnt
mem anu Sy desE most c v SANDER and peTseeute In his
socalled sermons, which Adams generally delivers when
them Snd Their native and thus paradng them publicly
and privately besides to every traveller they come IN CON
The dissatisfied party consisting Of about 90 persons,
preparing TO return to The United states but to
settled with Adams and they have received the tie.
deeds for their plots Of land bought by him. things which
Consul General Of Jerusalem Mr. II. " Beauboucher.
has undertaken 10 see done. some OF the people.
however, are, am sorry to cay without the meens OF
having received from myself and lately from MI Beau,
have starved. Adams knows nothing OF keeping ac-
counts, Of any respon sibty with regard 10 the
money entrusted 10 him. for both he and his wife spent IL
In q most ghess manner II weknOwn fact 70
their followers that neither Of them owned dollar yet
MIs. Adams, before she left America, bought diamond
rings, silver.plate. etc, for their own use
Adams, after landing here, received through letter
from the United States Ambassador Constantnople,
announcing TO him the refusal OF the Turkish Govern
ment grant the concession or Truman Adams had pet
toned for when he returned board Of the Nellie
Chaplin he had the audacty to infoIm the people that
God had blessed them abundanty and that the Turkish
Government had granted the concessions andnore than
they had asked for. In the first five weeks from Sep
tenbcr "a TO October 90 Adams for himself and people
ordered bottles Of brandy besides several barrels 0i
wine and English pale ale thereby spending about $3.50 IN
gold and he often intoxicated by the natives
that they called him the drunken Messiah remain, Sir
yours faithfully, HERMAN LowESTHALI,
United States Vice COnsnl.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
THE SUPREME COURT

THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAW SUSTAINED.
WASHINGTON April 29.--Chief Justice Chase to-day
delivered the opinion OF the Supreme Court In the ease Oh
Perryear agt the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, on
writ OF error OF the Supreme Court OF that State The
Court decided against all the grounds Of exceptions and
held more especially that the fact Of Perear having paid
Internal Revenue duty on liquors sold by him dd not Drina
agt State of Maryland for the reason that the en
was question rising on ere ,n as 10 10 sncsvs
whereas III Pcrryear case the tax being appheS
to subject of which the jurisdiction OF the United Staea
was concurrent with that of Massachusetts. Several
other similar against the Commonwealth OF Mass1
H'st1s TRe Supreme SSst Court % the case Of appeal
Philadelphia agt the United States Assessor
the tax on gas properly assessed that the City not
being manufacturcr but paying taxes same as private
The ChefJustce to-day announced the bar that the
Court would argument after the 18th Of May and
would adjourn finally on the 10th OF May ,,,
Opinions by Afr Justice Davis The following decisions
HIonso Campbell agt The City OF Esnosha Error to
the Circuit Court for the District Of Wisconsin Judge
ment reversed with costs, and cause remanded n
s S td 0B ss esf @ the
OF Ocd sr !senac Re question Ss IN n
cause was whether certain permits issued ~ speeAI
Agents Of the Treasury Department ana aPpfoyeS ~
Orleans and by RearAdmra Farragnt, IN conn command os
e Tade Seyona the lines Of this Department The Court
held that they were not That the Treasury Regulations
did net IN wG aGG e STATUTE in regard and
could only be issued by the President The military com.
beyond the lines The socretay Of the Treasury COULD
0 yssas ess ss ussy btis ff5Ss ~ s ffssacn fssea
Wm F ONaill agt John Kirkpatrick-Error 70 sD9
Circuit Court for the District OF California Judgmene
affirmed with costs Opinion by Mr. Justice Nelson
Patrick Ryan Administrators, &c, aSt. ihomas.-Enor
TO the supreme Court Of Missouri Writ OF error 1s-
missed for want of jurisdiction Opinion by the Chief
Justice. ,.... r,u- a. A. c,-n~.n.
Court Of Judgment affirmed with costs
The United states Supreme Court has before 1t patens
case Involving large interests. The Lowell Manufactur-
Ing Company against the Hartford Carpet Company The
argument commenced this eHernoon and Vii prona-
bly continue for three days. lge model OF loonf
and three other models OF kindred machinery are paeeo
In view Of the Court for purposes of explanation
In OF the City of Phadepha against -
Dehl Collector OF Internal Revenue Second D%smens
pennsylvania the Court this morning anirneu of
Of the Circuit Court The question Wa as 70
the city pay the Internal Revenue Tax on g affrmed
in public lamps. The Supreme Court nu u,herefore la
BILE for the tax. 1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
THE INDIAN VAR.

MOVEMENTS OF THE SIOUX INDANs-BURNING OF
A CHEYENNE VILLAGE.
~ rEIKaRAPH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, April 29-Gen. Vessels at Fort Phil.
Kearney thinks the Crow Indians be kept quiet 10y
the presence OF the large Of troops that at
that post considerable number OF Sioux are encaned
on Powder RIVER east of Fort Reno The emOerdfs cor
respondent with Gen Hancocks expedition, says the
Cheyenne village where the troops have been camped
for several days was burned the goth inst Involving
loss OF about 100000 Gen Custorls still pursuing the
Cheyennes who have fled norhward.
ST. LOUIS, April 20-Advices received from Forts
Rice and sully month later than the reported Fort
Buford massacre make no mention Of any trouble what
in the upper country. Accounts or that aIaI are
considered canard at Yanktown and other poh Oh the
Upper Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
CANADA.

A HOTEL PROPRIETOR KILLED BY uNNIANAGEADLE
HORSES.
81 TEIEaRAPH TRIBUNE.
ST. GATHERINGS, C. W., April 29.-Col +. W. Ste
phenson the wellknown proprietor OF the Stephenson
House and mineral baths was killed yesterday while
driving favorite team Of horses which became fright.
ened and unmanageabe and ran into the window OF vii
sons law office, throwing the Colonel through the win.
dow and fatally in)urlng him
QUEBEC, April 28-Dr Marsden started for Cincinnati
this afternoon TO attend the sannua meeting Of the
American Medical Association, delegate from tho Col.
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons of Lower Canada is
expected that OF tine results Of the meeting will be
the recommendation Of uniform and an efficient
OF quarantine for the whole American Continent.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

support the present ministry long if they do not do
something but what is TO be dono without money
OF without an alhancei
The lst Of May the Continental insnrectiOn will
break out unless foIestalled and IN the mean time
the Sultan ~ pouring everything into Crete, doubt
less well informed by NJ BeuTe of the success OF his
intrigue to keep the Greeks quiet until that time,
and knowing that he has nothing to fear on the Con-
tIUeIt.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
EUROPE.
~ tv1Ar1re 1nseaAFu TO TIE rRrBnE.

THE PEACE CONFERENCB.
T,oSpoN. Aml 20-Jhe European Cohielenoo
mich IS 10 meet in London next month to settle 'ne
swputo between France and Prussia III {egaId 10
Iuxenburg will be composed of the iepteSeh."' .
lives of Great Britain, France, Prussia husli'a,
Russia, and The King Of Holland as Grand Duhe Oi
Iuxenbure II is understood that the ioho"ing
terms have been agreed upon as bass Tor Tie oeno
crations Of the Conference:
Fiisf France is not TO enlarge her present boon-
daIies.
Second: The Notifications of LuxembuTe are to be
evacuated and dislnantied
TLad: The fntUTe political status OF the Grand
Duchy "a to be ascertained and determined by the
Conference.
Fourth: The tual decision of the Conference if TO
be erarantiedI by all tie Governments participating
therein ....
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
BY TEL xeRAPH ro-rHs rMsuSR.

ST. LOUIS Mo-. April s90nsntnh oS The Onion PacifiS
Raroaa and mss S a raaS
o T =. ,Ia ard Gnu ~ railroad iron is now In Omaha Inc
grading viii the rate 81 w4 %ss tss esr asS
me ~ he road that shall want transportation Tor
pounds Of government stoaes the eamDs
season
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
IN CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI April 29-Arbeiter Hall, on Walnut,st
was partiay deso ed by fire this morning the WORK OF
an incendIary Loss about 5000 insurance sSoo Inc
Hall mas owned by the German Working Assoeiauons'
FInr IN SrANToN-sT.-At I0l o'clock last night
fire broke ont In the third floor OF the extensive 1ou-
dery OF John Roach Sons, in stantonst nearioerck
st The third and fourth floors considerably dam
aged Loss about $4,000 partly insured in city com
panies Sections of police were present from the Eeyehtn
and adjoining Precincts, under the compSpa VI capt
ulnsp Ard Flrglalt Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIvERrooI, Amn 292 p. m.-The ship Zulette, Capt
Jones winch left san Francisco the 18th OF December
last arrived at this port carly to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2C-Noon.-The North German
Iloyd's steamship Hermann, Capt Wencke, which sailed
frem New York on the OF April arrived here early
this morning en- route to Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-30
Nrs,'sfS -
POLITICAL.
NEW-MEX1CO.

UNION NOMINATION FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-
" rHLgGRAPH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS. April 29.-The National Union Conven-
ton at Santa Fee, NewMexico, April l. unanimously
nominated Jose Francisco TO be the chosen delegate TO
Congress,