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New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
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TIE PROyIDENT FUND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or THE CITY or SEwYoRK
PAID-UP CASH CAPITAL. $500, 600.
THE ONLY AUTHORIZED ToSTISE FUND ASSOCIATION IN
THB UNITED STATES.
JOHN sLoss0y President
II. J. WHITE VieePfesideut ,r,,-,,. ,.o,,,,r s...
AMoEY EDWARDS o,prr.i AseDt SSc, 80
bLP bLitVn PACaIsR NHish'' Consulting Ae'alre'
NO , 3EiSs1usT.
Opposite Z. S Treasury Building
n. Hon. JOHN s1ossox i"'''A'~
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ADTfS < whliiSG iifr.G . D. i Sc tEs,i fl,yourlst
AMORH EDWARDS, No. } hA''au't
IN, Company In LIE Inur.uo Department prepared to ',os
, eS. 70 n ' G ysos, Iss -. o ii 3, cJS5sS P and ID % ~ II & ~
nrpisfF fF SsEssseF i a "' s5B 6faH5 d af' GSsrrr
10 provide certain When ihe payment eHnm
ceisss assured granted Annuity for tie remainder Of h'
TOyTINR DEPARTMENT.
The ohjeci ths Department extend the assurance principle
p drectoa n this oouatfy intront 81 IONlNkn
similar popular aud extensively praeeed at The PHi time
10 EWopc .-o,.-,,-,, ,,,,-r -., 49,
NH. tonplny will rereye Subscriptions to ToNriNR PuND ether
Tor NJ lees than ten nor moe than tHen
Suhsrrons lun be made Tor annual income Increasing
WITH every year Of life, and reaching high the later yei' Of e
20 or ref per or for accumulation o Interest or hps
or both paid tho Subscriber At the end Of h tern IN case Of
survival
dollar. o hs beneG TO- the bcre VI suohef A. ~
husband for hs wife parent Tor Lis eh &C. &c. WITHOUT ed'A
examination
Oiler plans viii nom time 10 time be offered & the public
ACTIVE AND EELIABLE AGENIs WANTED
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AibiHrnO Autins.

Sabinos 8anks.
ALL DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE
N the will draw interest OR the ls' of October
THIRD.AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Come, OF tT1S1ys & % a3 1 ., Al
BsSf cpen daily from n and Monday Wednesday,
and 0''u'''' evenings '''- SPENCER K GREEN Pres.
RICHARD KELLY. see'y.
AFTER OCTOBER 90 will be too late for
SIX 81 rT% % 5000 Soc g. i%Ti stsis '''"
ATLANTIC SAVINGS 'ASk haRascg HAE Ts.s
c D B,uEI Treasurer Jos P co9REH SeeIst.LZ,
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
~ CORNER OF BowERY AND PER oHsr
PAID SUNS VHoS Fys TO FyH naoysASo DGtAn
1oHs october l. o 49, n-,,,
sErSorR A Brycz sEcEErARr
nIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMS
~ BURGH-Corn south seventh and Frsists Money depoiea
Interest ap to sSoS allowed free oiTAI PETER DISGEE
ERANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye
CENT or ALL SUMS or 81 AND UPwARD-DspO'i'' made
0e' ' GStsmTnIs 5'. s5as H'i; See SAMUEL NEWLY
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK.
vi NEW MARBLE FIRE-PR0oF BANklNGH0lsk
SIX S' fEk sD csGDyf ISTsRfsT Ss I paid ALL De
Degot made % Or before 10th Of October will draw interest from
October Interest payable N January
NEW- YORK SAVINGS BANk, ElgHIn tNt's
~ cor Of Fonrteenh PBR CENT interest paid al sE'
80 go Oct' r. II. MACLAY President
n m BrIt seerearv y s CONSTANT vice-Prest
NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK, No; !, $50
Pri.av corner stSIX PER CENT INTEREST
paid free from m Money deposited before Oct q draws interest
ifomO Oct l. "h' n AH"0NA' ''e'N--
10. 5o"s Al,isSSss \ MSH%d, su.lm vIceP's'ieH'A
DNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, Nos: $50
I and @ cH, 2 Of LsG SPs%I % ds S% M1upy T doo. ted
before October 4ll bear interest from October
AssETs Si,I12,124 10.
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MisctIla

NJ Y. DYEING 81 PRINTING Establishment.
~. WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND .
q % n,,,.a No lG PierrepOnt st., Brooflyn
NO. NO. ss Bsd".y S'"Norl No Rh Ph.4.ph,
Th, Old and weknown Compsny the LARGEST Of It's hnd 70 tn
vo and the FORTY NINTH YEAR Of s existence prepared
With The and improved Machinery to DIE CLEAA
ana FINISH unequaei variety OF Ae and yenu
goods Garments eeARsed By our new fEtneA
process without being npIed
CTOVES, ,STOVES.-0RlENTA
- BASE BUREING STOVES We hand all sizes OF nus
stove only knng required; continual bnrner eeonoIe "
nrnhlic h Il L M0WBRAY
F No 81 veseyst opposite wsshnston Market
ION TUNS of BoOkbnders' BOARDS Tor
ltVJ SALE, cheaper than house IN the cyi also nAh
Printing and Roll PAPER ye cheap Come direct to No ~ ASP'A
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THE STRRATT TRIAL.

. JUDGE FISHER ILL-SO JURY OBTAINED
By IrLsssATH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Friday, June H. 1867.
At the hour for opening the Criminal Conrt this
morning Judge Wyle appeared upon the Bench ana sso
he regretted the fact that Judge Fisher was
mite sick and was therefore unable 10 attend Court
Judge Fisher had requested him To preside and u no
had he would not have felt disposed to act M thee
important causes pending IN the Sic'1t
Mr. Pierrepont desired 10 know what was 10 W doro
with all the Jurors who had been summoned Prom whas
had already tTanspred he had no doubt ina, On
both could agree upon VIVID rscrS
enee the jury, but IL question what wona pc
come the action that had already been taken rs
Jury was obtained by Monday when the next Term or
the Court commences. -,
Judge wylie said he had not folly examined she easr
but his impression that II Jury were not o6ane9
by Monday. the case would have TO be continued shs
Mr. Merrick Suggested that Judge Fisher had inti-
mated the next term would not commence until 10 oeioon
Counsel suggested that in order save time, Judge
wyle hear the excuses OF jurors II would no. Jecapy
much time, and would enable the Marshal TO supply inc
places OF those who were excused.
Judge Wyie said he would hear only snsh sass -
were absolute In themselves as Tor persona 'r
The names of the taesmeH ordered yesterday were en
called The following offered no e1snses VIZ, InoT M.
Dermott Geo. T. McGue, james McGranD, George A.
Behrer C. snyder, L; IL RedenonI George seuners.
Thos E Iloyd IT, w Burdette, Frederick Bates mose5
T. Parker Nicholas Acker. John T. Mitchell, VIM Balsn-i
tyne VIM Finn, Patrick Fleming James pays S9sn
John ". Smms- John T. Given, W b. Williams Norman
b. Smith, Peter Hepburn, VIM j. kedslloN, VIII mSS
Lain James Mcguire VIM r. Barbour, George - ohefIss
Samuel Bacon, VIM. Bryon, Amos Hunt Lot flahpefys
and Isaac W. Ross Twenty three other taesneD whose
names were called offered vaous excuses apdit Vi 'ne
were excused. Two were returned non est
IL was suggested that the Marshal should ny 10 morrow
morning summon talesmen in place OF those to-day
cused Marshal Gooding said he had been ordered 20
Summon 100 talesmen but had not been able 10 40 ~ ION
waut of time and had been able only TO summon tnose
above named In making up the full st oi I~ nc "o"A
supply the places OF those excused. ..
Judge Wye directed the Marshal TO- continue 70 acs
under the order issued on Thursday The Couft wen
adjourned until tomorrow az 10 o'clock ,
according To the law and the opinion OF Judge flsners
when Jury has been mpanneled. and cause copi>
menced the trial continues until finished, notwhstabaS
ing the Intervention of term Only tbne JURORS
ns vet been sworn in and the prospect not Pron
sns that Jury will be procured tomorrow III not, tbS
proceeding thus far, IL is thought by lawyers, VIII
amount TO nothing practically. the June term OF me
Criminal Court will begin Monday and the easa VIE
have TO be commenced anew.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

toxpoE June l4--Noon-Consols for money, 94}
United States Fivo-Twenty Bonds 81 Illinois Central
Railway shares 19s Erie Railway shares 4ol The ba
hon IN the Bank Of EDgiand has increased 4576,0o
AfternoOn.-Consols for money, s4t United states
Fi,e-TWenty Bonds have advanced, and are row
auoted at 73I Illinois Central and Erie Railway shares
ale without change
Evcn!ne-Consels Cor money, 9l; United states Five
Twenty Bonds 49,. Illinois Central Railway shares 79s;
Erie Railway shares S0l. Atlantic and Grcat Western
Consolidated shares closed ri 25s.
FRAEKFORg. JuDe l4-EyoidDg.-t nited states Bonus
were last quoted al T73.
LIVERPOOL. juno 14-NOon.-Cotton finn. The esti-
mated sales to-day 10000 bales MiddiDg UplandS
md NlddnC Orleans. ND the sales Of the week iooi
I'd q COS bales OF wEIch 1909 bales speculation
and for export Of which 451,OOo bales are American
Com - c. California wheat. e y BARLEY = OatS, G.
Pcas ssl Provisions unchanged. PORK, IS. Bcef,
49, Lard s03. Bacon. ~. Cheese. Ga. Petroleum
spirits "a. Refined. l. Pot Ashcs. coo Rosip, i!i
common ana ~ for fine. Spirits THpsHtine, - g. ~
Low. 1912. Clover seed, go 81"
Ai,e,noon.-Cottop is unchanged. IN The Brcadstufs
market Corn has advanced Cd aud IS quoted at ."
Barley has advanced ID and the quotation now is 8
Oats have also advanced Id, and me price now s l.
Pess have Declined and are how Euoied ~ 81. "hsa'
is without change In the Pruvis0n market h''I ha>
declined ~ aud at tins hour the price j.. $780, lard has
declined 3D. and quoted al 60 Pork, Chccse and
Bacon ere without change. in the Produce niartet
epHjs Turpentine has declined Cd and the quotation
now is 81. Other articles are without change.
Evening Sales Of Cotton to-day, 1900 bales Md
ding UplaIds I2d. MGdling Orleans, l'd Corn, ~ :"
$50 California Wheat 6. Barley, . s. Oats, 81.
Peas GIG Provisions quiet Pork, 49,. Beef, 10
Lard sOi Bacon 81. Cheese, g.. Pctroieuin-spisi
I'd; Refined ] J. Rcsiu-C Common, Fine, "a. sIiriss
OF Turpentine S2i. TaDoW, Sc 9. Clover Seed 49,.
LONDON June l4N Oon.-No. ~ Dutch Standard Sugar
2s Scotch PIG iron 81. Calcutta Lnseed, ca. Lnseed
Cakes 40 I6 Llnseed on, Az Sperm on, $3.50
Afternoon.-we have change 10 report ia our mar
bets since tie noon report Sugar somewhat hrmer
EveDing-No u Dutch Standard Sugar, 2S Pot Ashes,
pC Scotch PIC Iron, 81. Calcutta Lluseed Gi' LIN
seed Cakes, 50 l5i. Linsced Oh, R+21sperm OIL 4lo
AETwEKr June H-Tbe Petroleum UarEet rs dnll and
prices are declining; STANDARD Wh&e Is quoted at 80
fJapCe IS Confines per bbl.
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EUROPE.
IRELAND.

sy srtIvr,c rEtFsRAPH TT1BuSE
DuBtIS juno 1.-THE tIial Of the Fenian Wa'sh
and number of his companions, which has been IN
progress before the Special Commission an soIon AT
Limerick, has resulted III the conviction oil All Oh inc
accused
EveniBg-The supposed FeniaDs who landed ana
were captured short time ago nj Dnngaroon, were
subsequently taken TO Waterford and confined III
the Jail there This week they have been undergoing
a preliminary examination, and the testimony gwen
80 far shows that four of them had served officers
ia he United States Army during the late Rebellion.
IL has already been reported that COrydon, who was
one of tho chief witnesses against them, had been
roughly handled ty mob Yesterday, while The
prisoners were being conducted from the courthouse
10 the JAIL in charge of strong policc force crowd
Of their sympathizng friends gathered from all parts
OF the city, and made fierce attack upon the guard,
with the intention of etiecting rcscne. fight en-
sued, during which some thirty of the police escort
were injured. One of the attacking party was Killed
and six are known 10 have been wounded by the ire
OF the guard. The latter made stout defense. and
succeeded in safely deposting their prisoners IN The
city prison, when the mob dispersed.
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MEXICO.

THE SIEGE OF THE CITY Oh MENICo-LETIER FROM
GIN DIAZ-HIs FORCE S,OO0-THE CAPTURE oF
THE CITY HOURLY EFFECTED. Z.
sr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WAsHINGIoN, June 1.-The following ~ letter
from Gen DisZ TO Senior Romero:
TAcUBAYA, May &C. 1857.
Senior Dos MATIAs ROMERO, NeriroH Minister, HdShhg
ton. 80. a.
ny Mich ESTEEMED FRIESD: Since my last letter !"
rnu the division OF Gen Iya PalOciO ana brigade lloh
Pusla which was attached IL the Army OF the tifl
dnriug the siege Of QuGlcaro, have been Incorporates
a., te army OF operation against the CITY OF Mekco ais"
80. ARMY Of the West. under the command OF Gen
f.ona and two divisions OF the Army ot the NoftrundtF
Ust ~ Gen Francisco AatorTe. We number ia AL toine
a. ooo men and within few days Mexico siiall De
",ys I could have taken 10 with the forces OF the
Ts,ern Army alone, but Il had not sufficient caviar!
80 cover Ali the outlets through which the principal
ytv norfIcs would have escaped rs, bat now WIN y'O
ssvary NH the avenues win I've wen guarded rue salne
tbinc x happen as az QuerctarO none WIZ escape vs.
lave ful faith and glea confidence VI ,he result
within fine CITY OF Mexico its press sun ehuedNOis to
nn;re thc pcople by denying the la OF Qlestfc ana
,o,sonment OF Macmillan, bat both tue people ana INC
of u. consider the occhpatloh ~
"a matter of very few hours. and 40 not believe
th, Wa 1Inz viii attempt 10 hold ont aterwsrd' in
@ leon when Won shall have recciitd ms ctiel, The
III ~ Al, ro VIII have already been cleared of traltots
winot time 10 say more, repeat ny al y0lr SINCERE
friend, 800. -. S,,..,,,,.. 49,
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The amendments proposed by Judge F9ger were then
.dnnted by which las stated in yesterdays IkiBtS
% P',hi.c M canals is excepted from the consd-
Grafton Of the Finance COMMITTEE anu the TENN Yum
es e, yIo Of cndcavorcd to provide sep
rnte committee on railroad corporations making ptie
nsc, in rs favor in which he asserted that II was of
s o,cert mportance inasinuch as 1t engaged three
fonr,hs OF the time OF the Legislatures HIS amenunehl
Mr. Gopid of Columbia offered amendment TO subdi-
vision u.s. on state Prisons, by adding me WORDS
" and the prevention and punishment oi cr'ne' ine
amendment was unau 'mOusly adopted .,o
Mr. r. Brooks OF New York proposed MS SUBDIVISION ~
t,ntiops which after debate that participated In
bv Messs Harris r. ". Dwight Bell Brooks anu Others
VA" NJ Dpgsnne OF New-York proposed further Com
pittee on Industrial Interests except hose otner"se
NJ, pell Of Jefferson desired the formation Of Com
mittee upon the salt springs OF the stale ne mCugs
thew needed and should receive some care at the hans
OF The state and their expenditures and revenues snouu
be examined Adopted ,, an, ,,,.o, n,
incorporated villages from the subdivision IN wn'h u
was paced and IL with that relating to cllles Dut
a h.: proposition 'uns''" 'p'''' '"' '''''
Mr. Van Campen succeeded in having an additional
committee OF seven upon the lnhlahs OF tue o'a'o V''
duced into the schedule. ... ,,,,
proposi ION introduced by judge Robertson adding
the words and laws 10 the Committee on fu,uw
Amendments aud Revisions OF the Constitution was
voted down without debate. NJ, -, IN Mon,
of the 10 originally contemplated by the report oi ti9
Committee OF sixteen The Committees MOI hm
nave however made IN their constitution py Wn.a
The FInance. Judiciary and Canal Committees, unu 's'
man Cities are to consist OF Is members each lho "
mander OF seven. The usual Standing Committees "n
prnting &C. were added TO the above. -, m
Mr. Greeley made Intellectual attempt 10 ciiI w
,,nn, the table a resolution OF Mr.. Graves ol Hetho
,oIin 10 the appointment of Special Coinnilee on
,.male suffrage saying that be wished Ia hnish t,S
branch VI the business OF the Convention peioe 'e! '
i0urped. . 49,, .....,,.oda nr.anl,l,.
and resoulions e5Mternlng tue prohibition OF rsf 'a
adnlterated liquors, which at hls - csl " u nu ~ ~
the table aud ordered TO bo printed Inc y,
then adoaTned to Tuesday next the 18th, at =, ~ .!
The canal men are iubllant over ihek SUCCESS Asa
mser Of curiosity and insles!. ,r OF the chpss
ly which the vote 81 Tbhgsaay was changed m der
nyOr which wa plenred BY one Of the losl zet.ou'p
heir winners lis appended. These changes WI. WI.
raussi NJ changes OF votes-new votes. tr ao IT,
Commute the following gains q, =, : .,,,o,,e
~ change Of yoe, Nessrs Hale W. H. iaw,rmr'
DaiumOad, Williams by new votes ia mo ""''"""'"
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PETROLEUM FOR STEAM NAVIGATION.


BOSTON, June liza very important invention FOE
substituting crude petroleum in the place Of coal steam
navigation was tested the Governments steamship
Palos to-day Chief Engineer Henderson OF the Chares
ton NayyYard and Engineer Kellogg being present.
AZ Government Commissioners 10 investigate ana
report on the experiments also, CbiefEngDeer sumef
Col H. r. Foote Of Tennessee, the inventor, ana si4
partners in the enterprise Messrs. b. wDsar Of PennN
syyapa and s. b. Allen OF Boston Several Wen known
merchants, and scientific gentlemen were AFRO on
steam was got up in Is minutes. and the fece
down the harbor, around the Great Brewss ana oacs
10 the Navy Yard, distance 0f26 nautcaI mes III cnS
hour and IS minutes In making the mp sne . - en-.
hut four barrels of oil The Palos Was Dant ,or ,hS
Government as an eght-kDot boat ana WIN coai wouIo
never he made to exceed that speed Inc bros az
kirdled and extngushed with nearly tbe saDe easo -
lighting and extinguisling gas burners. ppo IonA
peroeum tanks deck supplied the furnace ouInes.
The burners by their heat turn the peroean ~ n
mines into gas there being an arangemebt Iof nuaS8
aif and steam aud this gas supplies the ourhefs Inc
flames produced In the furnaces are intensely tot Ine
Goverpmept engineers expressed themselves surprised
st tbe results obtained which hardly FALL when the
new apnaratus Is fully perfected creating great rove
,mt,on In river and ocean eteaID navigation Much
Greater speed economy OF labor fuel and space,
Ell. ana safety are among benefits anticipated.
from Col Foote's invention. The trial to-day was ipi-
tatory 10 be followed by seven other trial trips 10 %
made under the sanction OF the Government
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE is, 1867.

from the nation. But IN my breast lives with youthful
energy, and will until death live the of duty
toward my fatherand Tins sense Of duty compelled me-
TO tins discourse Forgive It for the from which
sprang. IL may not carry 10 my grave the satsfac
ton of success let at least take with me tbther
hope for the future OF my country Lead her not to such
sacrifices rob even Of this last hope! know
that Cassandras role is unhankul Weigh thou,
however the remembrance that CdSsaIldrd "0s rqH!
LOUIS kOssuTM.
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VIRGINIA.
THE STATE DEBT INTEREST.

81 rrLBeRApR
RICHMoND, June lathe Auditor gives official
notice that the interest the Virginia state debt will be
payable at the Treasury Richmond on the lst day OK
July next the money beng in the Treasury ~ pay
it. II is estimated that there will be large surplus IN
the Treasury after the interest is paid The Auditor also
states that funds have been RENTED TO London 10 ray
the interest maturing there July list.
MEETING or FREEDMEN IN RlCHSOSD.
Mr. j. NJ LaDgston, OF Obern, Ohio coored attorney.
attorney-aaw who has been appointed by Gen. Howard
Of the Freedmens Bureau inspector OF education IN opo
Of the Southern States addressed the people here tia
evening upon subjects connected with his Official duty.
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TEXAS.

OPEN DIsLOYLTY OF THE JUDGES or THE srArE1
81 TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE ... io.i 4
NEw-ORIEANs, June H.-Gen. Griffin and Gen.
Reynolds of Texas report Gen. Sheridan that Judge
Reeves OF the Nrth Judicial District Of that State IN
charge TO the Grand Jury Of his court stated he should
rot receive the testimony of negroes the laws Of Con.
the subject unconstitutional and he there
fore, defed them. They ALEC report the same facts
against Judge DOughery who stated In the headquart-
ers Of Gen. Reynolds, that regards the testimony Of
negroes he would not recognize the law authority Of
Congress- and win be bound oy to the sovereign State
Of Texas. Reports Of Ike character coming in
almost daily from the different parishes Of this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
GEORGIA.
THE STATE BANKS.

TELEGRAPH TRbcsk
AUGUSTA, Ca, June H--Jndge Reese, in the
Supreme Court today decided that neither at common
law under the code of Georgia, could the banks Of
the State make legal surrender of their charters unlesa
accented by the Legislature. This decision in its effect,
annus all attempted surrendes Of banks of the state,
the Legislature failed accept in every instance
where attempt had been made. ..... \
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MARYLAND.

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN-TUE usvRY
QUESTION.
y
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June l4.-To-day was tic thirt.eth
OF the Constitutional Convention and after much discus
sion resolved not 10 incorporate the principle Of
usury rs % constitutional provision but 10 leave the matt
stands in the present code OF tho public
laws which prescrbes six ceut rs the legal Interest,"
subject 10 future legislative action ..l
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ALABAMA.

REGISTRATION BEGUN-A coLoREp REGISTRAR MsR.
pERED.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 1.-The registration IL
voters has commenced in this state. Alexander Webb
coored registrar for Hale aud Green Counties
dercd AT Greensboro. Efforts being made 10 arrest
the murdeers. .n
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rus FLOODS IN KANSAS.

~ rsIEsKiYB TO rns TRIBUNE
W.sp,yGroN. June IA dispatch received NJ the
Doe, ooca Department to-day Irou Leavenwor.h states
that the Pacific Railroad is ossS , from ip rsse
IN bocn destroyed IL thought tbat the fsa'i WY "
,npasxabe fer about i've xttkh
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MONTANA.
HALF A MILLION IN GOLD DUST.

HALF A MILLION IN GOLD DUST
n rr1xeRlps TEE rRIBuSr
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 1.-THE steamer Only
Chance arrived this morning only % days from
ton She brings half million in gold dust and csrgs
NJ bufao robes and petrles The Only Chance reports
thot she met no trouhle i'm passng either mp or down.
1 1Ss me; - ;'ne s;escs ~ 9saa s.a Ia.ses ,s's'
coming down.
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GREECE.

LONDON jane IA Evening Dispatches from
Athens report that many volunteers have left Greece
h cGnfo4ce the ranks Of the Christian patnois III
Gambia and large volunteer camps have been estah-
l.sled on ne island.
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DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.

NJ rstFo,arn 1nr TE'nrsK - -
FoEI MONROE. Va. June ia survey OF the DIS
NAL swamp Canal, propa.,cry 70 AZ fp!slsflnent IN
Ss. yS, *, s ~ ss So s %" eica1s, iSs
- ,,r,,,,ably commence IN n week or Two ~ uas pesh
surnscd that prulnmond, as It's source wi n1t Nc
to me ,ua.l. Co ascertain its capacity -
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SCHIESWIG

LONDON, June 14-It is reported that the negoiia-
tons which for q long time have been pending be
tween the Cabinets of Copenhagen and Berlin, with
reference to Schleswig have been eOnclned hut the
result at which the two Governments have arrived
has not yet been made public.
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asticaly received. He spoke manly of the condition.
Of the State. He urged the freedmen TO Industry, and
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