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The New York herald., 1867-03-02

GRAND EXCURSION
VI TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
The and first class ocean going iron steamship
HAVANA, 20OO tons burden,
Stephen Whitman, commander.
VIII make excursion from New York Kavre and
hacS sailing from pier 46 North river Wednesday, April
II IL O'Clock NJ taking passengers for Paris. London
All Bremen. Returning, win sail from Havre June
giving holding excursion tickets about
In Europe.
This magnificent steamship is divided into water
compartments and has been newly furnished elegantly
fitted up expressly for this voyage.
The Havana will only carry first class passengers
Price OF passage in currency TO Havre and return, $3.50
and $500 according 10 size Of staeroom. To Havrc only
$50 and $l75.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For further particulars and apply to the agents.
MURRAY, FERRIS a Co, 62 South street. or
THAYEK a SARGENT, &c South street.
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COA0TWIDE BTBAM9HIp0.
nACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYa
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA
rApRYTNG UNITED Txo
DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy,s
i THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAir
Steamer HENRY CRAUNCEY will leave pier ~ Nortr
river foot of Canal Street, New York. twelve oeIor
noon Monday, March II, 1867 connecting via Panas
Railroad with steamer MONTANA. for san Francasca
where passengers win be transferred 70 the
splendid steamer COLORADO to leave that on
Kong.
Passengers who prefer TO lie days San Fran
cisco, Panama, Acapulco can take the RISING STAR
hence March !, connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
Through tickets issued from New York. adding
prices New York and San Francisco the following
rates. payable in gold or Its equivalent
FIRST CABIN. SECOND CABIN
San Francisco to Yokohama. 49,. $3.50 si70
San Francisco to Hong Kong. 300 2D0
Due notice will be given OF subsequent voyages
through tickets and all further information, apply at
the Office the wharf pier u North river, foot Of cana
street. 10 !. X. BABY Agent
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
4N Ulmtedo
CLEANERS WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,
leave pder ~ North river A. foiiown-
PENNSYLVANIA. ....... Lewis :. Saturday March Z
Harrington. Saturday March 3
LIE QUEEN .Grogan. Saturday March Is
Thomson. Saturday, March 23
EEIN Cutting. Saturday March 10
oin passage TO Liverpool or Queenstown $50 In gold
steerage passage Liverpool Queeustown $50
rency. - -
or Queenst Tor &35 In currency.
through passage 70 Paris, Antwerp, Hamburg Bremen
Drafts issued for any amount payable at any bank ID
Great Britain the Continent -
For freight and cabin passage apply the oce Of the
And for tickets at the passage oce of the COM
pany, ~ broadway and Z76 Pearl street. near Fulton
L
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BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-THTS DAY, AT II
q ). o'clock. at the auction rooms. No. North William
street. Household Furniture consisting of mahogany Sofas
Lounges, black walnut Bureaus, Brussels, Theeply and
Ingram Carpets; mahogany and black walnut Bcdsieds
Feather Beds Hair and Straw Mattresses, Wool Blankets
bookcases Stoves Church Cushions, oak Chairs Miro
Linens. leather Trunk. Ao Ave Leaf Tobacco and
variety of other Goods Clothing &c, &c.
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Every Saturday at 8 r. NJ, from pier No lNorth river
the elegant sidewhee steamships
COLUMBIA. Barton. Saturday March
MOhkO CASTllE, ADAMS. Saturday karch 81
GARRISON ALLEN, Agents.
5 Green N v
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ClTUATIoN wANTED--As CHaxBERMAID AND
~ witresss and 10 assist at washing and ironing
Yrars' reference from last place Call at 20 West 27h ST.
the rear.
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NJ ORTIZ AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN OPPOSITION LINE To CALIFORNIA.
VIA NICARAGUA. EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
WIN despatch the first class steamships
SAN FRANCISC0. Capt. Behm, March g.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Capt. Smith. March 81.
From - North noon,
with passengers and freight. at very Connecting
the Pacific with the ine steamships
AMERICA Captain Wakeman, and
MOSES TAYLOR, Captain Bletfen
For further Information apply to the North American
Steamship Company.
WIN. II. WEBB, President
54 Exchange place, N. Y.
D. N CARRlNGTON, Agent,
177 West street, corner Warren street. N. Y.
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GITuATloS wANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL LATELY
~ landed 20 DO plain and first class embroidery
20 ssss In light chamberwork. Call at l3a West sth ST.
second foor.
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PRICES OF PASSAGE, INCLUDING WINE.
Payable in gold or equivalent in cnrrency:
TO BREST UR HAWKE,
First cabin, Sl60; second cabin, 500.
TO PARIS,
Qncludng railway tickets. furnished on board),
First cabin, $685. second cabin, $103.
Baggage checked through to Paris.
Medical attendance free of charge.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent
No. So Broadway.
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ToR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POINT
II OLDpOMfNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North river, foot OF Beach street
Steamship ALBEMARLE, Captain Bowen, lcaves evors
Wednesday, At IL o'clock M.
seamshp HATTERAs. Captain Aisrandsr, leaves every
Saturday, NJ IL o'clock NJ
Giving through bills adng an points on The ssabcar
and Roanoke Railroad and ts connections
BILLS hding signed on the pier.
N L. McCREADY, President
l67 Greenwich, corner Dey street.
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C,OR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
REGULAR MAIL STEAMERS sailing on tho ga OF
GUIDING STAR Captain George slocum.. March 2.
NORTH AMERICA Captain l.. +. Zimmerman. April ~
SOUTH AMERICA, Captain e. l.. Tnklepaugh.... May ~
These elegant steamers sail schedule tme and cali
st. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco Bahia and Rio JanelrO
going returning For engagements eightor passage
apply 10 GARRISON ALLEN. Agents.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
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CITusTIoN wANrED-By RESPECTABLE wo
- wet has Just lost her baby six month,
old Call ~ l26 sth St, Clinton place.
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NEW York, May 1S.-A special meet
ing of the Board of Alderman took
place yesterday, at which the annual
report of the Comptroller was read,
showing the actual debtIOfthe city to be
81, Ia, 245; and the receipts of last year
to be 81, 1886, S2l, and the amount paid
out in the same time SIC, 1912, 647. Reso-
lutions to consider the advisability of
removing the sidewalks of the city
hall park, on the east and west sides,
inside the railing, so as to give more
room in Broadway and Park Row tor
carriage way were adopted. The tax
levying was concurred in.
Thomas Healy, Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue for the LIST District,
who is charged with embezzling 1916
of Government funds, was yesterday
held to bail in the sum of Sl5, 200, to
await examination by the grand jury.
Healy announced that he did not in
tend to defend himself, and reiterates
his declaration that he either lost the
money or gave credit to parties for
more than he had received.
New YORK, May 19.-Caroline Davis
and DR.. Rosenberg were arrested yes
terday, charged with the murder of the
husband of the former, Henry DAVIS,
i'll Avenue A, on Wednesday. Both
parties denied the charge, alleging that
Davis. in fit of jealous frenzy, shot
himself.
The ship Palmas, bound hence for
Valparaiso with war material for the
CHILEAN Government, put into st.
Thomas recently in a leaking condi-
ton. She was Immediately blockaded
by two Spanish men-of-war.
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RI~t at New Orleans.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: General
Sheridan telegraphed yesterday to Cen
eral Hartsuf as follows. Let the fire.
mems festival go on. Hold troops in
readiness to suppress riot, if necessary,
keeping the custom house as your base
OF operation, and if necessary to call on
the naval commander to place his ship
opposite the foot of Canal street" The
former instructions are to be carried out
on the supposition that trouble in the
city is anticipated.
General Moore addressed the rioters
yesterday, when two hundred passed
his headquarters on their way to the
new basin, brandishing clubs ard
threatening to lynch the contractors
there, as follows:
"If you feel yourselves wronged you
must apply to the proper authorities for
redress and you shall have it, but If
you take this thing into your own
hands you might lose what rights you
already possess. If you go on with
this rioting, by the Eternal God I will
throw grape and canister into you.
Now disperse and go to your houses or
to your work"
The mob Immediately dispersed.
There was a small affair OF like char
acter to-day, being an attempt on the
part OF the mob to prevent others from
working. The police made several ar
rests. The military was reviewed to-
day and gunboat has been ordered in
front OF the city. All is quiet.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Chief Justice
Chase has thus far nominated about
one-third of the entire number of regis
ters in Bankruptcy, or those for the
Eastern and Northern Safest; also for
Georgia and Louisiana. He has ad-
dressed letters to various district judges
informing them that If any nominees
are known not to possess the necessary
qualifications for performing the duties
of office, they are at liberty to withhold
the appointment, furnishing the names
or recommendation by him not being
conclusive and not binding on the
judges; for this reason the names of the
nominees have not been furnished to
the press.
Gen. Sickles has been brevetted Major
General in the regular army for gallant
and meritQrious services at the battle of
Gettysburg, February 2, 1868.
Chief Justice Chase will go to Rich
mond to hold Circuit Court II any BUSH
ness should come before it requiring his
presence. 1t is certain that he intends
holding court in North Carolina, one of
the States included in his circuit, early
in June.
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Foreign Intelligence.

NEW YORK, May 1e.-The steamer
City of Boston from Liverpool on the
9Th and Queenstown the 9Th, arrived
to-day.
The boat race on the Tyne, between
Kelly of London and Chambers of New
Castle, was won by the former. Sew
eral people were drowned by the brea X
ing of a ferry bridge.
The London Post has reason to be-
lieve the Government has decided to
carry out the sentence of the law on the
Fenians Burke and Doran, sentenced,
in case McCatferty is deferred until af-
ter arguments on points reserved.
Connolly was convicted and Terrento,
Kelly, Patrick, German and Clarke
were acquitted at Dublin.
The special commission for the county
of Dimerick was opened on the 9th and
bills for high treason were to be sent up
in that court against As persons.
One of the largest cotton firms of
Liverpool, in the New Orleans and GAL
weston trade, stopped payment on the
18th. Liabilities 400, 600 pounds sterling.
The London Star says 1t would lie
wrong and even crime to execute the
sentence of the convicted FenIans, aud
asserts that 1t was more justifiable for
the FenIan rising than there was for the
secession of the Southern section of
the United States, to which the sympa-
thies of England were SO secretly &C.
c0rdp6
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-1S61S.
STERLING EXCrIA -Sinh4nn,I

GOLD-136X.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Sight llOk.
GOVERNMENT STocRS-Coupons ,62
1925; coupons '64 1861; coupons ,65
1857; new 1917; lO-4Os registered GA
99H; coupons 991zR995s; 7.SOs first Sc
rieS 1857; others 1O5A.
SToCKs-Active and lower than at
the opening, owing to the poor bank
statement; Western Union Telegraph
42%; New York Central 1O914; Erie 62I,;
Reading 1887.
Gold shipments will probably be two
millions. Report says there will be less
legal tenders shown in the bank state
ment.
LATESr-5:3O P. NJ.
GoLD-American l36Hal361s.
STOCKS = Ohio certificates 24La
47s; Cumberland coal SO11 3OA !;
Mariposa 6jsa714; preferred lSAH
!S4 Western Union Telegraph,
421saiSh; Pacific mail l2Sal2S1S; Allan.
tic mail 1O314; New York Central 81 ia
91A; Erie 62Zsa6214; Hudson lOl 2kalOl q F.;
Reading lOS1 lOS5s; Michigan Southern
675sa67A; Illinois Central ll51zll5L:
Pittsburgh TN; Rhode Island S83i:
Northwestern S49saS415; preferred 591<a
1913.
MAI 4S.-E LoOh AND 0RAIN-NOL
much done in Flour or Wheat; firmer
feeling; holders generally withdraw
samples; family and fancy flour Sl4 5Oa
16 so. Rye Flour-S9a9 so. Corn Meal
-$5a5 so for kiln dried. Corn-Quiet
and dull at 92a93c for No. l in elevator.
Oats-Quiet at 73a74c. Rye-Sl 20.
WHISKY-$2 30a2 81.
PROvISIoNS-Mess Pork-Dull; small
sales at S22 so. Bulk Meats-Firm at
Sal0c for shoulders and sides. Bacon
Steady at 9al2c for shoulders and clear
sides. Lard-Sold at l23<c but no de-
mand.
BUTTER-Dull at 25a2Sc for fresh.
CHEEsE-Dull at 12a14c for good; none
of consequence in market.
LINsEED OIL-Firmer at 81 40al Al.
GoLD-Closed at 1861, buying.
Buffalo.
MAY 18.-FLoUR-Steadya and firm.
Observation-Disclosures demand, and
unchanged. COrn-Dull; car lots OF
new at 81 lOa1 Is; no sales of boat loads.
Oats-Chicago, 7Sc.
CANAL FREIGHTs.-COrn, to New
York, 9L$c.
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1t will beIseen that the decrease be-
tween June l, 1865, and May l, 1867, was
$3.50, l3S, 1872. The National Bank notes
meanwhile increased to the amount of
Sl6l, OO4, JIG. 1t therefore follows that
there was net increase of the curren-
cy, including compound interest notes
during this period Of SlO, 955, 747.
WE have the following information
in regard to the Cincinnati money
market:
The demand for money, as compared
with the supply, continues good, and
lenders have no difficulty in disposing
of whatever they feel inclined to loan,
at rates of interest ranging from TO
II per cent. But the offerings of paper
are not large in The aggregate, and the
closeness is caused by u limited supply
of the currency, rather than heavy
demand. People who have surplus
means are putting it into Government
securities, where it can be commanded
whenever the condition of trade offers
inducements for mercantile invest
mentS. This sustainS the mar
ket for exchange, and renders necessa-
ry continued shipments of currency.
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baltimore Live stock market.

BALTIMORE, May IL.
BEEF.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to Csc
head, against 9O1 last week. or the
number offered, IFS head came from
Ohio, and DO from Chicago, over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; s. from
Pennsylvania and 6S from Pittsburgh,
over the Northern Central Railroad;
and los from Maryland, on foot.
The continued scarcity of cattle has
caused further advance this week.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
cows and scalawags at Sc, fair COWS and
thin steers SSaS 70; fair steers 80 25a9 SO;
good 50 75alO 20, and extra cattle $40 %
per 100hs-but few Mt the latter figures.
These prices show an advance of about
% cents per 100 TBS.
SHEE-Supply better this week, and
prices show a considerable decline.
Sales of clipped sheep at 6k1a7% cents,
with n few extra at ~ cents per Ii
gross. Lambs brought 81 OOa5 90 per
head. .a.
HoGs-Supply fully equal to the de-
mand. Sales ut $40 0Oa1O rs per 100 TBS
net-no change.
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wow YORK snecInIs.

New York, May 1S.-The Herald's
Little Rock, Arkansas, special says:
Gen. Ord has arrived here. He came to
complete arrangements for the APP
pointment Of boards of registration in
the different counties. Boards are al
ready appointed in six counties, but
there will probably be delay of two
or three weeks before the registration
commences. Everything looks favor
able for general registration of those
entitled.
On Monday General Ord returns to
Vicksburg.
The HeTald's Cincinnati special says:
Frank 81. Woodall, one of Adams
Express cashiers in that city has been
arrested on charge of stealing 81, 500.
Tho Worlds special says: Develop
ments to-day leave no doubt that the
leading radicals are determined, If pos
stble, to secure July session of Con-
gress.
They have added to the impeachment
cry here the additional plea that the
national financial situation demands
legislation.
Judge Spaulding, of Ohio, who 1t will
be remembered violently opposed a
summer session, is now claimed as hav-
ing been convinced that one Is needed.
The Herald's Washington special
says: 1t Is reported that General Grant
will soon visit the scenes of the old
campaigns in the South on horseback,
and the Richmond Wing suggests that
Lee accompany him.
1t is said that Judge Marcia, ofFlor-
ida, and Senator elect has been permit
led by the Postmaster General to frank
all his mail master, which is regard as
determining the rights of the Southern
States and those who claim to repre-
sent them, in advance of Congress or
the courts.
Secretary Welles has never decided
that sailors and marines honorably dis
charged from service are entitled to the
same bounty as those who served their
full term of enlistment as has been
stated.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.-General
Halleck and staff and Quartermaster
Gen. Allen has returned from Arizona.
The latest intelligence states that a gen.
eral Indian war is inevitable. The
savages are ASSEMBLING in large num-
bers on the mountain roads the valleys
and travelled roads, driving of stock
and capturing trains. The Indians were
notified by the citizens that they will
be shot on sight when foundiwandering
among white men.
Governor Blaisdell has appointed J.
Neeley Johnson, Ex-Governor Of Cali
lornla' to fill the vacancy in the Su-
Preme Court of Nevada, occasioned by
the death of Judge Brosnan.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

The New York World says that eli
gible real estate continues to appreciate
in that city.
Flour is about So per bbl higher than
this time last year; wheat about dol
lar per bushel; corn nearly 40 cents {;
oats about 30 cents; hay 50 to SO. On
the other hand mess pork is $40 per Dbl
cheaper; bacon shoulders cents per Id
less; sides ditto; hams about cents :;
lard nearly 10 cents.
Speaking about Bacon, the Cincinnati
Gazette of Saturday night says:
Bacon is firm, and the offerings are
light; prices have for some time been
out OF proportion to those of bulk
meats, and, as the stock now in smoke
is becoming exhausted, a change in one
or the other seems inevitable; as bulk
meats are held at full prices with great
tenacity the proba utilities are that bacon
will advance. jul
The Commercial of the same date
says:
The grocers have attempted to crowd
prices up little, but with only moder-
ate success. Rio CotTees continue to
at 1la141c; hard refined at l51sa16c.
The following item is from the New
York Tribune of Friday last:
The bold stroke of A. T. Stewart Il Co.
in reducing their stock through the auc-
ton houses has startled the dry goods
trade, and lower prices are predicted for
everything in the line. If Mr.. Stewart
and his fellow merchant princes in dry
goods return no profits for 1866, with
their ample capital and superior mer-
camille ability, what must be the condi-
lion OF the cross-rOad retailers of the
country, to whom the city trade looks
for payment?
The progress of the contraction of the
currency, including compound interest
notes, is shown by the subjoined table,
giving the amount of United States
notes outstanding at stated periods:
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MONTREAL, 9. E., May 1s.-It is
reported that Massey the Fenian gen.
Canada yesterday, per steamer ST. An
drews.
The weather is very cold and show
cry.
OTTAWA, May 1s.-An order has been
issued by the Council and published,
permitting horses, cattle, sheep, pigs
and other animals, poultry and fancy
birds to be imported duty free from the
United States by agricultural societies
for the improvement OF stock.
The discount on American invoices Is
26 per cent.
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The Long Expected Opinion of AttOr.
ney General StannberrY.

NEW York, May 1s.-The Times
says: The long expected opinion of
Attorney General Stansberry, regard
ing the extent of the DISTINGUISHING
clause of the military reconstruction
act, was read and will be made public
next week. 1t will be sent tn rough the
Adjutant Generals office to the District
Commanders in the South, and through
the medium of the Associated Press for
the information of the public generally.
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From 81. l.onIH.

ST. LOUIS, May lS.-The publishers
of Missouri, outside of st. Louis, held
u convention here yesterday to consider
the general interests of the press.
About forty delegates were present. A
permanent State organization was eff
fected, and the convention adjourned
to meet in this city year hence.
The Laclede races will commence
here on Monday next Between sixty
and seventy horses, including some of
the best in the country, will be present.
The Nebraska Legislature met yes
terday and organized by the election of
w. F. Chaplin Speaker OF the House,
and ]. s. Bowers Clerk. II. Rogers is
President of the Senate. The House
stands, Republican 81, Democrats 9;
Senate, Republicans s, Democrats 4,
independent L.
An Omaha dispatch says, a large
number OF Indians are near Forts
Sedgewick, Saunders, Laramie and
Phil kearney, with hostile intentions.
Troops are constantly being sent to
those points, and General Anger is
using all the means in his power to pre-
vent hOstilities, or in the event of war,
to etfectually chastise the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, May ia Philadelphia
committee on public schools arrived
here last night, and were cordially
WoASOLhSA ny AuSOE 4uOtlds anu Iuo
members ofthe Board of public schools.
Tomorrow they will visit the principal
school buildings, and on Tuesday, after
being shown some prominent places OF
interest, they will leave for Chicago,
thence to Milwaukee, Cincinnati and
other Western cities.
A woman's suffrage association has
been organized in this city, and some
of our most prominent ladies elected
officers. Active measures will be taken
both in the city and throughout the
State to shape public opinion so as TO
effect revision of the Constitution,
comforting the right OF suffrage upon
women.
Report says that large oil manufac.
turing cOmpanyin this city have failed,
and it is stated that local attachments
amounting to 1913, 900 has been placed
on it. The property is now in the hands
of the Sheriff.
General Sherman returned from Fort
Iarker, Kansas. yesterday. He is re-
ported TO have said that we can have
an Indian war, or not, MS we choose.
He says parties in Kansas desire war
but he does not think they will be
gratifed.
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praryIand constitutional Convention,

ANAPo11s, May 1s.-In the Maryland
Constitutional Convention to-day, the
committee on the declaration of rights
reported bill of rights which provides
among other things, for the admission
of negro testimony in the courts of the
State. The bill was made the special
order for Wednesday
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