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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-15


PoraToEs IN FRANCE is, related
that one day, lin the laboratoryof Meyer,
apotato was put into Parmentier's hand
for chemical purpose Hou examined
it;with attention. and inquired of the pro-,
fessoFfwhetheri it, was gemployedas food.
For pigs, said the professor. z".Ah,n said
Parnlentier, pigs are no bad judges they
discovered truffies why not follow, their
examples in this respect also, and .eatlpO-
tatoesi27 The professor assured, him that
the root wasquite unfit for human food,
But Parmentier was inotte9 be, dissuaded
&em making thelnvestigation. Inviting.
two or three scientific friends toassist in
the Investigations iier boiled a pot ofpo-.
tatpes ,5aiad enjoyed them much. Louis,
XNIlarid his queen had as dish of pota-
toes served at table, and found them, as
Parmentier. had declared beam excellent
vegetable. But their introduction breug't
upon dim some angry .eritieisms from
the SfiieRd3 3cof the people, whopdeelared
thatcthes eomhion .speepl pleslwere--thahks
to- Parmettief,--fto be -fedsbn food for
swihe.i Happily, ,bthis spfejudieed view
fParHaentieBs Intention gsubsided, land
therpotat6 became an f'iastita toni of the
dinner-tablG in Francois. well as in Engt
lanklasn nao45z ? 10 sbasd 9di ri A9i1IW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-15
The DWarfs of Africa.

M. :Du Chaillu describes Equatorial
Africa asa vast. jungle with aepase popu-
lation. ,yaHeihsd tray elled init feE days
without fndipga settlements 1t Was his
habit to take a monkey with him, apdto
spbsist,upon the fruits which the mon
key Yentnred to sat; although often, his
taste and that of the monkey did net "a
gree. Sometimes he would eat the mon
key, During his travels iii Africa he bad
made large collections of chimpsnzees,
gorillas, birds, &C., and among the rest,
one hundredlandtw twenty skulls ofhcgroes.
Of the gorillas he said he Succeeded in
capturing only three females or three VIC;
men, lButstheyawere SO, wild he was, OBJ
Eged to killthem and lpreserye thur skins
He had visited more than thirtyEtfibes,
from the canniba1 tribes to the dWaiffss4.a
little men. hairy men, covered with lit
tie tufts of hair They are from four feet
three inches to four feet four inches 0and
four feet five inches in hight. ,,They.are,
no doubt, the pigmies Of Hefodotus,
WHICH he desoibesitobeto tie head
waters of the Nile. In questioning the the
negroes where they came from the an,
swer ealwags was 'ffdm the East SRe SReriifys.. riifys.
ing the theory sthat @enigiatioif 'afways
took aswesterly lyoadireetion:d eriiegoflthe
tribes inhabitipg. these siungles he found
quite warlikSed They Yere, always great
workers of iron, large quantities Of which
were found ih'the mountains, which thet
used fori the maf1ttfacthre eof their warlike
implements Some sofithestribes Yeread4
dficted to, ,canIibalism, and often, stole
corpses, which they dereured with ap-
parent relish They had 4 perfect bo5rr-
ror of the ihtelfnarriage offelatftes, how
ever ndistant even people sofi the9same
elan arefnetallowed to iptel'marrY,n but
must seek theiir, mates sirom some Other
tribe. Mothers appear to be. as fond of
their babies as with us; Bit rs soon rs
the babies come to be children, They
sell them off without )compunetion. NIen
,mllGarry at all ages AND have any eHnRber'
offWiiNles. Eyen at.the age Of one, hun
sdred years they take wives, and the older
they are, the younger they appear to
want their wives to be. ar.i g7g9,. I'D
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-15

--x@a iiu4T ao.sfa0 20 QUITO !
---775 .li3s van
5fl,a fsss ss3zI Wi o. - sfsff aass 10 i,ii2 E s
las sssyz 6s1sss ts "a HsGs sTfa sssso-I
.-Ssfra sss-E gTSI, Tza sat szrsoE1 faeiIs~aee s
49,. ID zsrz-s iiyE s- sst. .a7akssa IA ysfss-aas LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29

&: ,:'$. l.: .s:as % (;
pine mess at sci sa IA Beef was quiet limited
100 ssf
aaa ss ss 4 SE extra s.
Ssss for s ssa1 fso
s o aRs ssa rss i .asy
s for shoulders aud o for bellies The lard m, msrfs.
being 800 bills At Ii &c aslo Butter unchanged At
Vac We. 5S STATE sd C % fa scoorns
ruled dull and scarcely So rm sale wa. made Or 100 bb
n sSa g GRAVITY a. sc Bonded wss nT at o ahs
have been bought 2c The demand moderate sales
;sndss a s 4 s' Il &C.
also 1000 gallons standard white in tins private terms
O. W. sbs ss ws
od nsso
suoAn-Raw, At the advance chronicled our last
snSsd n good dsmand and T% Fair 70 sood refining was
Sois. 4 lie Kesnsd was i nodsrs.s demand
iss$c soft yellow 1875 1885, and powdered crushed
LEEDs-No Important sales Of any description were
effected and prices were nominally UNCHANGED .,.
sales Jobbers prices weEs uncasngsd -
steady We noticed sales Of 50 tons slesan
sSicEa-The market. though quiet ruled hrm We heard
srsARisr moderately active prces sales
0Ou lbs ~ l2c. l3c also 000 lbs. grease at oac
l0xc.
AI.oxzwas in moderate demand and steady. with sales
Of $4,000 ibs at 11Lc III &c
ToBACCO.-For both Kentucky and seed leaf there
e. 81
5c, lO) State seed leaf 1T 2c ll, 500 do. Con-
necticut do at &C. c. 100 DO Ohio do part at
7c $50 do old and new do do. private terms and Is
Havana private terms. 8 ENe
TH-Pig decidedly active and closed nrmer at
Straits 24c 2c, gold 1000 do Billion at 244c gold
OF English tons disposed Of &c. gold Plates
vsys dull PRICES nSweyeF Tsre Tncnsngeo NOR. activity
and hi her obtained Sales lou bbls Western
In bond. at Sc. a 4Oc
WooI--Domestc Heeces continued light demand. and
prices all choice grades remained In favor OF tho
buyer Foreign extremely quiet and heavy The sales
Of fleece lbs 48c &c., including choice Mich
gan At the outside price; Georgia and Alabama at S5c,
New Orleans at c, Virginia at 6c, Ohio at 56c
6c and tubbed at 35c &c., also 5000 lbs. California at
c So the latter for choce 1000 lbs Texas At sic
lambs and 1900 lbs nolls, private terms. OF foreign
the sales 1000 lbs Entire Rios at &c., l30O lbs
washed African at &c. and 900 lbs Spanish At q &c
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NEW YoRk COURT OF APPEALS.
nocIaiana


Judgments affirmed. -Canter va the People; O'Brien
vs. the People; Nash va the People; Futile va the
@ppsals Dimsssed with odsts-Potter va Van vranken;
Judgments Affirmed with Costs -IAsher Va Reynolds;
Baskin Bsskn; Beas We. the Home Insurance Com
p0ny Lewis Mott; Cook Va. Barnes; Onderdonk va.
VOORHEES,; Lyon vs. Mitchell: Willis vs. Mott; 0sgood
Va Degroot: Abel vs Van Geder; Robert va Good:
Elias I'll ya Farley; 4corOsson VA Thomi Maverick va
Great Western insurance Company; Williams vs.. Birch
the Attorney General va the Reformed Dutch Church
Hudson River Railroad Northrup va the Syracuse and
Bingham0n and New York Railroad Company: Douglass
vs.. Day; Tanner Parsha; Ely Norton; the Troy
Railroad; See Decker Boston Carpet Company VS..
Journeay; Phillips Wooster: Woods vs. Fleet; Dovln
va Brady; Van Rensselaer, vs.. Dennison; Craig W.
Ward Stewart vs. Keteltas; Van Bergen Bradley
Wilson the New York Central Railroad Company ;
Lyman Va Wilbur; Slocum Freeman; Wait VS..
Green hnaG Hs,rs VS. ksy rutns, Bank Of
Green Van Elten VS.. Currier Buckmaster VS.. Thomp-
son; Brano vs. Focht Gunson; Howell VI. Gould; De
Benki Va Paige; Cornwell Va wooley; De voy vs.. the
Mayor; Hurbock va the Mayor.
Judgment reversed and mao trial ordered unless de-
fd0st wihsn tscenty days spuIoes 10 add interest
tie second and third findings; ~ Aot case Judgment
affirmed icithoa costs-Adams vs. the Fort Plain Bank.
Order groaing neo trial affirmed, scith costs -Hudler
va Golden.
Order orontino me,o trial Ysversed and Judgment affirmed
with coSa-Westero Dewitt; sheppard Va. Parker
Orders ovoning trial affirmed and judgment absolute
damages. Irving Bank vs. wstherall; Brown va PEN
Jsdg~eni reversed and Judgment for plasn,io, WitA
cost. IN accordanes viA opinion Of Davis ca J-Gurn-
Order rsssvsed and proceedings yacoed siA eost-The
People ex rel. Dunn vs.. Williams
Tracey; vrooman W. KING Dsoeway Va Winant;
Salms Va the Rutgers Fire Insurance Company; Ash.
burn Robbns; Lobdellva Lobdell.
Order appealed from affirmed, wifA oost<-Brush Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Champagne Case.
Before Judge BlatchfOrd.

The United States 100 Cases Of Champagne Judge
Blatchford yesterday submitted this to tho jury
after lengthy but very able and lucid charge The
jury having retired and being absent for about two
hours. came into COURT when the foreman announced
that there probability OF their agreeing; that
there eleven Of the number against and that
the eleven would not succumb to the one and from all
he there little likelihood OF the dssentient ON
ing over 70 the majority.
Judge Blaichford asked the foreman there any,
thing in which ne could assist them as regarded the
review OF the facts the law. The foreman said that
there dispute about these, and that it would
require further time for elaboration
His Honor then dismissed them to their room-having
ordered refreshments-in which il il likely they will
have to spend the night they had not agreed
late hour.
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Corr. wa: rumored that several large sales Rio
days but We could trace them; the market de-
f sss .ss .s pr sss s. so % d p hs
and q. DO e. Msrr%sc q oc both gold in bond ohss
lt0S bags g Dominsa g. s.pOT y sola n bond
.ss S pare a. or from
sAs. s for Detroit s o 2 ri. soS ~ @ g.
70 delivery on sa
c.sDl..Sxds4snsins we're in mcdsr... OODlng demand
a ssns .Ss :, % 70 AZ sperm ware steady
G.nENr-ko.sndale was steady etel 20
DsUos AND D1ns -chsmic.is were il modsr..e demand
: :ss 9;ssy s:s ..,s: e;
8 !. ss
;ss - IS: .s &
.s q: ss5
:. 3 s AZ soss s9 Is s g q
r.:,s%.-TS. oasraes !: Great britain and eon.i-
SsSs Tobacco :. g. s'sss Do 4 t: az steamer
sco bacon = IS: 1900 Sassss corn q a. and
sA a. @ " So pr r. % Af ssrs
on private terms; Is bales iurs :. co.. q Gases
a.
sa% as. :sS e. sS s
Sss. so ses So
ss ans packages g Il "a q
80 hhds. tobacco at Sos The charters wereA Norwegian
bark (rom Philadepha) 70 Cronstadt $500 bbs pctro
leum 3D., American bark from City Point
Bordeaux. about s0 hhds Virginia tobacco, on private
terms.
Flour AND CHARACTERISTICS 9 ls7 bbss -four 80 do and
100 bags meal 100 bushels corn, o60 do and
malt The opened very strong holders
manding advance q from c 70 SIC per b5 on fresh
though the bulk Of the sales at 5c 70 &c
market closed duh and heavy with the advance partly
holders refused 70 give way % thAt!exten however he
dull and Irregular. and nearly nominal the Of
business California hrper and holders asked 25c
SOC ADVANCE but IL ddnt work and the business mod
crate yesterdays quotations Old -four dincult
at Yesterdays figures. The sales about 100
bills. Southern -four in limited demand and prices
favored the The sales only about 30 bb
The sales were about 6 bills At the ANNEXED prces Cam
steady with fair demand We note sales Of zoo bbs al
IS rs for Jeey, g for Fairfax and Is 10 for city We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29
ufpmrua Of AuunAl FAaaAeur Fua ruaaps.

The United States steamer Franklin, flagship Of Ad-
miral ranAeus sailed yesterday afternoon FOR Cher.
bourv. yrsnca hn Admiral yArr>gus and hrs Pen.
mock wife Of Captain Pennock Of the rranklIn sailed
her The Traakiin accompanied down the bay BY .
steam sug whloh conveyed large party % Admiral Far
se1 ~ NE SECRETARY Of Vie Navy General wilson, Gap
tsis IAooscne nr. Charse Folsom, Of Boston, and Miss
Loyai s<ess. in-lAv Of Admiral FaraGuA The tug
eompssSs1 NE franklin scsoss the bas which We
reached about p. NJ apd hen returned 70 ths city.
Loyal rasTasut now cadet a West Point Win sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29

The wheat market quiet but steady HOldsrs sslsd
-. .v..Ss = 8 c:iisoss: y, ss.:s buyer:
:! sssH =: ::I:: yer: S%iy ss:s:: csiis:ns
s.l Strictly prime SroaeA! fSn = much {: ys.sr
sssa. sSSss Sass:a: = e g: Ss;spa5 hS S
sSs !. S sss az: %s., !, Is.s
ssn .oS On:s Or swcs pr,,So. And not Ssns
s:Sss =
ma ss%s. iss common AM fSss q ;sss,s,eF
sd n, SsT .s%: !: 3
for s. E s:ss .ss . 4 su ;SS
Ciorawe no1osd further sales Of 80 bales. u
aSnn ns' ssas were da and offered a &c. which was
Mzl ecnnaed .oruls heavy under the le.r., receipts
and retail lots q q "a 81 Is -.,.
rates. Sales 70 bales 1t I'D 7oc according 70
Hxsr-we heard Of important transactions Prices
were nomnay unchanged Manila was quoted At ll,tc
noticed the sale Of 10 chests Madras sca
sos There improved demand for Scotch pisand
prces for all brands ruled quits steady the sales 300
so ei ~ a. = ~ az az %s
s "a oa. No yss e an. IsfS No.
able in July Angus. and sckember - ~. o. scrap iron
woAc - 49, anu A0s W. " essvv . ssP
at -. - .
OF hemock cole, and In instances slight advance
was established Oak steady last quotations
LnE was moderately active and steady 81 u 70 for CON-
mon and ~ IS for lump.
rs @s. 4 e .%aa :s s sales
ncsass.s -Ths market FOR an grades continued heavy
bados at Sc
NAVAL srosr market for spirits urpsnsiss ruled
quiet but prices steady q 6vkc SIC The stock vas
light The about 10 bbs ~ 6Okc &c. on the
spot and coc arrive All kinda Of rcsIn we're dull but
prices without decided change Sales 90 bbs ~ -
Tor No - for No and - % for strained OF tar further
sales were made Of l60 bbla Wilmington (as runO 81
a. 90
Ons-Al kinds Ash oils were duh but steady at last
quotations Lnseed dull ~ ~ 81 In casks and 81 70 IN
Ohm or lard sale was made Of 100 bba on private
terms prime city winter do was quoted u u 10 and
fRovrsIoss Rscsipts II bbls pork 80 packasss eu.
heavy and there were but few buIe either FOR ots on me
spot for forward delivery. There wns no specueuve
feellng worth mentioning speculative purchasers
There manifest considerable ccnbdsncs 10 ne futus
v meet exstng uquhsmsrN The sssss were ABOUT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29

ALLm-on Thursday, June a. OF disease OF the
hear. FRspxRicx ALLEN sged ~ years and 10 months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, this Saturday afternoon. n
O'Clock. from the residence OF his father, Francis
~ Allen, Fortyfourth street. Third avenue, South
Brooklyn
BAaEos.--on Friday, June 20, NARY BARRON, widow
OF Bernard Barron, after severe ilnese
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29
sHIPPIN G NEW s.
PORT OF NEW Yoax. JUNE %. 1867. O.

Cleared.
Steamship Caledonia (Br, Mcdonald, 0lasgow-r Mao
steamship Hammonia (Ham) Ehlers, HamburG-Kun-
Steamship Metropolis Weir, Brsmen-lssac ray-
ship sapphire Boyd, San F r. Sutton:
ship Landore fBr) Archibald Antwerp-Barclay Liv-
Ship Repubik (Brem), Fortmann, Bremen UukhArs T.
Ship Magdaena sBreml Isnke; Gsnoa-c LSns GO.
Ship Crest Of the West - Baitimore-HicEs 4 Bell
Hissrdosn tNOrj Hoel CrOnssadt-Funch heincks,
Bark Mercur tNor) Henrikssn Dan1ig-Funeh. Msincks
BARK j q Pearson, Taylor raples--Moss 4 Ward
Bark campanero (Br), Wood, Rio Observation-Disclosures
Brig Yalopa ORB Dalrymple, Buenos Ayres-J Whit
Brig Salinas tBr). Hout Maranham and Psra-L z Am.
Brig favorits Duell, Barbados-H Troveridee's Sons
Ere aps s soe rss
Brig Wild Horse tBr). hacombeI bridgeport OILY
HsTd.s
Big vrania Clancy. savannah-Laraway Plymer.
schr Hannah SBrl sorensen, Belize.A solomon Co.
rryphenia CBr,, Gardner. Governors Harbor-RE
sehr Harvest Queen (Br), Mcbride, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sym,Cun GER King cnsrsss ,a s &c
sen sspss Kenyon Rag
sehr Tibbetts, Shaw, Pit Bluff sC-Bentlcy. Miller !
schr Stockton, soper Pit. Bluff, sC-Bentey, Miller
sehr CT Erickson Smith Wilmington. Del-Rssksa ,
Tav
schr Bartle. Smith, Philadelphia -Goldihwai,s ,
schr walton, Ingraham, Euzabethport-R Husssy.
schr A Dei 'Ia low, Bosson-G L Hatch. -p
Scbr Helen Perry New Bedford--Ferauson 4 Wood
sehr Josephine, fendis,on Pro,idsnos-F Starr.
Arrived.
.ns SSan s sa 'p.s
aS. ssassr Ssady
the last days thick fogs 18th inst OF Fire Island
carried away o. the with dav:snd
spirit Sent boat 70 her but she did NOT require ssss
ance. , f##tN
Steamship Mexico Lewis New crleans days hours in
ballast master June e. on Tcnnesssc Reo FLORIDA 81.
chan propeller, showing : blue haa with
white square and letter in the centre June Lao
% 81 ~ spoke brig (Br), from Natansas for
Philadelphia "
Steamship Albemare Bourne Richmond and Norfolk 10
II, Nc(,raadv A 10. =
ehfp n Ryerson Dennis London. % daya with rudse
70 How'd HincKen Had heavy Westerly Gales from lon III
"a variable W1uds "A
June e. a. lon 30 got coision with ahlp Pomona
Of st john NIB Chester Liverpool for Quebec bal
osss; nes ssar TOOL tnc ooooms
and oroks ~ gu with All me gear no other aam,ge
say ~ pr - 80 70 sao
49, pns ~, a. IN" pan n ~ p M n A.. I'm To-
Dat ss SDIl D'ouie, Deii<e' hon, ~ usy- WIN o8-
days with moasses to Il frowbridse's Sons. =
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THE coUR 7 s.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
ArraiSnmeat Of Prisoners.
Before Judge Shipman.

Truman Cloeston and Jonas Atkinson connected with
the Brockwsy counterfeng case, brought up
terday morning answer and pleaded guilty TO the
charge Of counterfetng They will be sentenced this
morning, with John Haly, II. G. Dietrich, Charles
Brockway and Nathaniel Oakley, all charged with a
sim liar offence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29
BANKRUPT COURT.

Petitions in bankruptcy were nlsd yesterday by the
following The firm Of Siegfrend, Isdore & julius
Blumenthal; John Graves Julius A. Boglan, Vincent
Chapman Lancaster URderhill and William B. Judson,
All Of this city; and by Joel Hocomb, Of Patterson,
Putnam county, N. Y. <Mel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Thursday, June n, BY the Rev. W. r Duryee, Law
RENcR AcKHRnAy OF Hudson City, TO Mas JENNIE VAN
Hoax, Of the former place
June a. BY the Rev. Mr.. Lggert, ALASsoS CRANE, or
Newark, 70 Miss ANNIE L RYSpERs OF the former place
FAyD-VAN BuxKrRK.-At Lansingburg N. Y, on
wsdnesdsy June is, BY the Rev; A y Beveredse.
Morris Van Buskrk, Esq No cards. Fl.
GAnnsoN--BuM AT Paterson, N J., on Wednesday,
June "a d Tho rssidsncs Of the brides parents by the
Rev. Chaa D. Shaw rHos. b GARRRos, 70 EnHA r,
daughter Of James Bum, Esq.
HkxSrc-HALL--At Grace church, Jersey City, on
Wednesday, June %, BY the Rev. 8. H. Rice, RoHEKr
n HmNsc. Jr, 70 JuuA T., daughter Of the late John
p. Hall. No cards
Buffalo papers please copy
HAnuNG-TRRAcY- lin Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June
20 u the residence Of the bsdes father by the Rev.
William Alvin Bartlett GEORGE HARDING, OF New York.
70 DEsoRAn JAWS TRxAc, second daughter Of James b
Treacy, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
kRsf-vAS CLExv.-In Brooklyn, N r., on Thurs
parents, By Rev DR.. Rockwell ALAxscs a. KENT TO
HuRIETrA daughter OF John Van Clesf, all Of Brooklyn
LocKnr-LocKnr.-0n Wednesday, Juno IL, at the
residence Of the brides parents BY the Rev Dr. H. N.
Lnuejohn, CdxxEr Locxnr 10 FANNIE NJ, only daugh-
ter Of Joseph Lockt ESQ.,, all Of Brooklyn. No cards
MARsH-HAGy.-0n Wednesday, June 20, at the rcsi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, BY the Rev. r. Kendrick
Mr. SAMUEL II. MARSH 70 Miss NARY HAor, both Of this
'SHAuoHsRssr-sApurR Wednesday. June a.
81 the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev j.
r woods, !oM W. 0sBAuaBSsssy, Of New York, to
MARY T., eldest daughter OF Deanis saaller ESQ., Of
Wilton westchester county, n. Y.
TrRsKy--K NcsrAxp- Wednesday, June 26 a
Trinity chapel BY the Rev. Mr. SvoPc, GEoReR H. TrR-
NET 70 KArs T., daughter Of Thomas Kngsland ali Of
this city.
English papers please copy.
Tuvr-WAnor.-At Railway, N. j., on Thursday
June ~ BY the Rev. Or. Abercrombe, PHrIp Il Turrs
to Miss EMILY E., eldest daughter OLA G. Watson ESQ.,
all Of Railway. No cards.
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Marine Disasters.
See port arrivals
snH Msssssexa. Small San Francisco Cd inn, fror.
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was teetifying here under threatA
wi.ness rsssmsd-f never heard from an ocsr Of the
soysn@s.s Nat .sna = hung 20 unless s..a.d 9
A' s. you o. know sns. l Mr. John 4 s,nsA.ni
Judge Fisher said NJ. Bingham an ofnesr Of the
Mr. Psrspons sad he did mot know be was anything but
Mt Bradley aid he s1p.e..d 70 show that Mr. ssnsha.
mr. Serse ssia that De inquiry sss the same :: Il. in
sSy = s K. ,u on former s. Nth ne ss.
s {. ia AL ~
1sr:sss ..ss. Hsy az S'1
After some further discussion upon this poin. Mr. xer.
srs s.i soud H. - T " the trial OF John
Cross eraminatien rssumed-In Carroll prison met
Rs.s are. the him
q my suspIcions never told Jarbos that on 70
one o :s ne na n %
stanton never said Of Baksrs Detectives took me 20
. Ssto1sy s.sis Gs
nothing OF the consprAcy can't recoec. that sad
e q y ~ ar E ny On
met Burnett the Judge Advocate and he took me 70
ali ssa ,sis newer a ao os
JOB g. 0ps
Wines. was in the force Of IN. comml..rv Genera. Of
Prisoners but in answer question By NJ Bradley he
denied that he had ever gwen information that he
OF the army IN the aed during The recess To-
day did suggest council for the that
neglected sIamIns me on certain points reside IN Phil
sa.pniA and doing nothing now was engaged in
licsn ticket; was NOT removed opened desks
bad no authority 70 OPEN that was nos stated 70 - the
A. three O'Clock the adjourned until ten o'clock TO
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, June 26-6P N.
ALCOHOL in active demand and firm; sales 1000 bbls.
In bond, 10 arrive, private terms.
C0rroN-The market ruled shade frmer though prices
quotably higher The demand however less
active the sales being limited TO 40 bales We quoe:
HyLnn MI EIorsdn n -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The President has under consideration the
propIiety Of calling the FIVE District Cotn.
naahdefs TO tbs CITY, that they may confer
With each other apd the Nxeeutive reaative TO
the execution Of the Reconstruction Acta, and
determine, near - may, upon uniform rules
Of action and practice.
The Judiciary. Comuittee closed the i'm
peschment Investigation this morning.
Secretary Seward left for Auburn to-day.
Governor Flanders, OF Louisiana, has ar-
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ST. LOUIS, July %.
The base ball match between the Nation.
als and Empires TO day, closed at the end Of
the sixth round, to enable the Nationals to
reach the, train for Chicago, where they play
match with The Excelsiors. to morrow after
noon. The score stood, Nationals, 5'8,
Empires, 20. The Nationals we're comp,i>
mented BY the Empires very highly, and pro,
nounce two Of its members the best players
in the West.
Augustus q. Rockwell, of Newark, New
Jersey, vas found dead on the sidewalk on
the corner Of Fourth and Pine streets early
this morning. II 10 supposed he fell from the
window Of his room.
John ". Mathews, agent Of the United
States Express Company at Weston, Missouri,
sbsconded With eight or ten thousand dollars
bdloAdne 70 the Company. Mathews was 4
member Of the firm Of Mathews h Co. gro
cers, who madean assignment some months
aSO.
The officers Of the steamer McGill just
frsm the upper Missouri, say band Of :
hundred and fifty Sioux Indians attacked I
party Of the Rhee tribe above Fort Ste
phenson, and killed three Of them and ran of
twenty i've ponies. On the same night tht
Ams Ind,aNs stampedsa . .nunAsf a. Gds
efnnent horses, and wounded one soldier q
foft Stephenson.