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Conundrums.

why did "the monks Of old" laugh 40 muoh7 Be-
cause the converts we're always full Of sells
Why Is nm unsucces fnl oil-borer like advertised
wic1 Because he left his bed and bored for parts
known.
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A little girl caught hold ofan older
sister. SAYING, i'I'll shake the sawdust
out OF you I" thinking she was made
of the same material as her doll.
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BGThe people of Georgia are much
exercised over the Sherman reconstruc-
ton bill. A meeting held at Augusta,
Monday, divided, a majority being
against the acceptance of its terms.
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PUBLICATION OF THE LAws.--A BIZ IS
now pending in the Ohio Legislature, pro-
viding that brief synopsis of the general
laws, to be prepared by the Secretary Of
State, shall be published in two papers, Of
different politics, in each county, and also
in German paper, If there be one This
law will give very general satisfaction to
the people Of the State, and we. hope that
it will pass, as tho press is the only medl-
um through which ihe laws Of the stats
can be disseminated to The people gener-
ally.
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Champaign county is going forward
in the work of internal improvement
with great energy~no less than eigh-
teen turRpilSes in variOussections fthe
county have been petitioned for, most
Of which have been granted by the
County Commissioner, So says the
Urbana Citizen,
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Saddles, Harness, &c
TIE AS!

Teas for the F0Oplo. NO More Enormous
Profits Tor Consumers to Pay.
FIrrr CENrs TO CSE DoLLAu PER PouSD SAVED by BUY-
iSd YouR TEAS DIRECT from TuE IMPORTERS.
T Y KELLEY 4 CO., Importers Of Teas, In con-
nection with their large Wholesale business have de-
ternued Introduce their Tens directly
at Imporers prices thus 0fectinRR saving to the
Eumsr Of 40 to6O peroent Families eau club to-
geher Tor any kind qualities Of Teas, in packages
Of Que round and upwards, aud will send them
superior hrtlvo of Tea per cent above the cost Of
Importation. Let energetic lady Otheg person
in each IleghhOrh0od call upon her acquantances and
take their orders for any Of the following named Teas,
and whep club of tens twenty Or more Is obtained,
send tu d and send the Teasput mp In separate
puckHgc with the name Of each person marked on II,
all enclosed IN one haE.- Asa nrter idesusGi to the
psrsun gettIng np the club win send tor bis her
services, extra complimentary package on all or
dsrs Of $50 aud upward. IL is perhaps we under
stood CAf a Teas 10 very loWi but when it is
taken Into consideration that besides the original cost
ofimportaton, the Broker, Spectator, Jobber Whole
sale Dealer and miler, has each b reap large profit
and the inuuhierable Carriages, Cooperageg, Insur-
ances, StoraEes &c which teas have TO pass through
helnre they rrnch the consumer, will readily explain
this WepropOse to do away With of these
pJ0hts add expenses and t remains with hs pso-
pe 10 say whether they shall aaYa 90 cents TO 81 90 per
pound Oh every nUiud df Tea they purchase, or be
Compeee to give their earnugs to host Of useless go
pEDLERs and SMALL BEkLERS wishing. Teas to
sell agaiu, be accommodated with small packages
TO Suit their trade, but no reduction DO made as
these are wholesale prices. ...- ' '
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A semi-centennial Sunday school
celebration is to be held in Evansville
on the 23d inst, and those concerned
in it extend cordial invitation to all
friends ofSunday Schools to participate.
The GAINESVILLE people think that a
school established fifty years ago must
be the Oldest in the State. They in
vite comparisons.
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Charade,

My hrst lie found in every book, a
And also in tho purlng brook
My seconds seen IN snow quite plain,
But never In the pattering rainl
Nv third Is 10 the blooming hlwers,
And ever In the fragrant howers;
My fourth Is tn the sparkling vino,
Also my hEh you-the e will find
The letters add tits Just one word
The name Of a very common bird
Oh how love In early Spring,
To hear this little warbler sling.
OskslOosa, Iowa, --- sALLIE,
Answer to Enigma iu last weeks News; Do vo'
lence TO man, neither any falsely. TC
Charadaa l. Dove. 2. DandeIin.
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CoFFEE DEPARTMENT.,

We haze lately sddsa Coffee Department 2 our es-
feA9ishmBnt, and although uo' " ~. w .Sin
auueF a. gralt q saving We tv-'' V' @ ' ~
for proaf d Uogaas heing very omall1 yet We 81 ~
Ouees fqlly - per cent. cheaper than rsiaisF1 ehaE
Our C08si come direct from the Custom Woqoo and
roast and grind them perfectly pure put No In or
more podnd partages, - 40 advance Of cents per
pound.
Our Whol6aaio PrleeLdtoau goaesa-PaFo BIO. rs,
so centa y Pound neat Old Government Java, 40 cts.
Best CeylOn, 80 cts. coed. t
sENBiSG MONEY. .-Pattlss sending orders for less
than $50 foe Teas or C0Ab should send with their
der r. b. Draft or the moneYs 70 save the expense Of
eollectuE by Express But large orders we will for
ward by IEzprOsI aud collect on delivery.
We shall &c happy gt ell times to receive can at our
Warehouse from p6rbonHi visiting the city, whether
dealers Or not. tr.s To- -.E i .---H-r-
I. y. KELLEY a CO.,
(Late Keey a Voukht)
Jan24m3HssAo B5 Vesey Street, New York.
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Historical Sketches Of
Highland County.

Compiled Chiefly from soon' "Hih6rg d HighlaHa,
t0ih additions and CorreottnHf from
Other Authentic Sources.
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BELL g. MARLAY,
AT THE
Hillsboro Foundry,

A RE extensively engaged in manufacturing STEEL
APLOWS Of the most approved patterns, which
they warrantiR all respects, and sell as low any
imported into this marked. .....
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CENTER LEVER,

II General Use Piow Steel Mould-board Steel
land side and cast share. The claims we make for
this Plow founded upon solid experience.
lst. It will scour In any soil.
3D. It draws lighter than any other PoW, cutting
the same width and depth Of furrOw.
"a. II works perfectly, not only IN sulhle and corn
ground, but in timothy and clover sod.
4th. Convenience Of repairing. Any section Of the
Plnw either landslide, mould board share, G
replaced by new Section without difficulty delay.
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PRICE LIST.

Oolong Ciaek) 7n So CO. SLID, beat 81 25 psr pound
Buglish Breakfast Backl so so SlOO, best q rs per
pound.
Young Iylpu CGrsen3 s595, slOO, extra 81 a5 Sups.
rior 81 co. per pound,
sJirsd tGresh and BlhclT $780, beat per pound
dmpsriai (Gresnl q 40. best, per pound; -
Ja1an gt %, 8I.lO 8t25, best, per pound,
GunpoWder, tGrsenl $3.50, boat 8l60 per pound.
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THE HIGHLAND WEEKLY news,
devoted to NswB, Literature Politics,
Agriculture, and the Interests of
Highland County. -..
OLDEsTPAPBRT IN THE COUNTY.

J. L. IBo4RDNAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
oT1OE-Man st.uorth e,soUond door east of High,
80. I'm. IL. L.. n.-Ln
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE N BURLINGTON. VI.
THE rR1lL TRIP or THE DUyDEEBEEG.

Yesterday the builders. contractors. and owners
took the Dundcrberg trial trip, for the purpose Of
satisfying the French Commissioner who went on the
ship that she worth all the money which they have
1T TO pay for her. At O'Clock yesterday morning
the invited guests put board the great irOncad
and she started her last trial trip II had been
intended by Mr. Webb that the great guns should be avs
charged but at the last moment telegram was received
from Washington. fOrbddug the firing Of the
posing the armament of the Dunderberg This arbitrary
fOrbiddng OF the firing Of great guns deprived many
of the visitors OF "a pleasure to which they had
looked forward with much joyful anticipation
The DndeIberg In the very best of order. She had
all her guns ordnance stores coal and other necesafte
board Yet she went down the Bay with as much
grace and though she were pleasure yacht.
The French officers not desiring 10 take the craft To sea-
she last evening run MP 10 the Upper BAY and
anchored off Governors Island. while the passengers
To sum up the results only say the DuDderberg
turned in the North River in three minutes and twenty
two seconds, and accomplished the turn IN distance
precisely twice and half her length. She accom-
pished everything that had been expected OF her
10 the entire satisfaction Of the French naval officers
The last the measured mile was done In ~
minutes the engine working under IL pounds OF steam
and working 81 revolutions per minute. The ram can
carry tons OF coal which, will last her about - days
probably the Atlantic She i5 10 be- navgatcd
20 France by Captain ComstOck According 90 the con
tract she is 10 be delivered in the English Channel ro
badly opposite ChcrbOurg with all her armament am
muntOn, &c, complete. Capt Webb, her builder VIII
20 out in her and he IL 10 be accompanied by number
OF his friends unless their courage should fail before the
arrival OF the eyentful day.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
1HE CANAL INVESTIGATION.

III, AboHy TrG'sg JoaB0l Of yesterday says
senator stanford Chairman OF the senate Committee
10 in0r. into the .u,icct of canal fuudr has called "a
meeting nf the Committee Tuesday next 10 cOnnu
fs Investigations. which essaily suspendeh oy
he absence of Witnesses and rOm other causes ~ j.
great mistake tO suppose that nothing has beth ac'o
nli,h,d bV the committee. Much testimony ot an IN
ortant character hHs already been taken hnd me ma
fre of ths IL such 10 indicate the direction "Hch
the nauiry should take It would bc maniirsiy lbi'
t,roper al this time 10 make public the evidence
ALREADY secured. knowledge of Y IN certain
1nartcrs would operate 10 defeat me thd desired
Every posslble obstruction has been thrown IN lhe way
of this caion those who have most Oieaf from
fu exposition OF the manner ia which the canals nave
beeu managed aud repaired II II charged ana pr0naoy
not without reason that pecunlary CONSIDERATIONS nave
been employed 10 influence action III certain phIteIh
This ia Itself L. slTong proc! OIL US hessssl iOr &
iiorough and hnc6mpf0msiug courf Eohest , men
would facilitate rather than Obstruct proceedhes
the only object Of which is To bring their conduct
INTO light We have the utmost confidence IN me COM
mttec and I'm it, determination TO perform iahluis Tue
duty with which u has been intrusted. senators stah
ford Gibson and II. G. Murphy are not men VINO VIII pe
Influenced in their judgments by any undue conhluea
lions Those who have become impatient on account Oh
unavoidable delays to which the Committee Is subjected
shOud their criticisms until III mas nhlsheu te
work and prepared its report.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
REMARKABLE PICNIC AT ELM PARK

The most remarkable picnic party of the season
assembled yesterday afternoon and evening at Elm Park
near the intersection OF Eghtave. and Ninety second
IT, About 1000 persons there, the majority OF the
number being fashionable prostitutes propretors o,
houses OF ame, thieves fighting men, gamblers, ana
ioafers OF the town The picnic was gotten up
under the auspices OF society OF the Keepers
OF houses Of prostitution, known as the 80 go,
cetas CyprianOram," which was Instituted AZ the
time OF the presentation OF Assembyman Jacobss Police
bin In the Legislatue-the expenditure OF money IN
cured in Lobby dabblng In Albany had 80 depleted the
funds OF the organization that some measure OF money
oefjng was necessary 10 repensh tue treasury pail
PATTERNED after the Bal Masque nj the Opera COque III
Paris was first proposed but abandoned on account OF
the atenese OF the season. and In it's stead arrangements
were made for the picnic OF yesterday TINS eviden,y ny
nnt thousand dollars into the treasury OF the
assocatlon string band numbering J. pieces was @ on
1ha lar0e patfOrm attached 10 the hotel whlch was
ti,ronoed with the most snowy OF 6reene, mef
Ger and Houston-sts. abandoned women. accom-.
panied with their fancy men, with wnom tbey
wbrsd in the May circles OF the German WALT witnon OUT
the slightest regard proprey In the woods near the
grounds n number Of severe ana bloody encouhles W
CURED during the afternoon and eyenng IN eH one
we're cut In the abdomen; he was taken away Dy MS
friends poce force assisted by force OF neld con
stables composed Of the oropIetofs OF he noseA Mse
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
DIRI

BrysER-At Astoria. l. b. on nond,y June 10 ae-, Mar, st Of
n.s,,,.. a., ,rt. Of tie Iriy requested attend the funeral
sc., tie bonst Of NJ brne on Ihnrst3, net ~ . eoA &
S%afsi i'1 stI .''e ooea No. and rd :, Astoria
TTRRALor Ta,'dy @emng Jage 10 at The PATha s'Iss zee
respiration eftrg Pre. f e No,i gs the Rev Peter FsIL.
psn, res by M brother Priests and by The Congregation
whom ,, Iora 80 i' '9G AZ 10 O'Clock from s.,
T.re,s Church liz friends and the Congregation are invited to
attend
UAycEa, Rum.ou y j. on fourth day 9Th 18th after nger
iug illness Eesiar lianct the d year Of BIS age , m 18th;
Tn. relatives and friends are invited 10 enu e " y" 'AD
day afternoon al 3 o'clock
HoAGon THURSDAY morning June at bis residence R''d'"
y. sheldon j. Hoss aged 81 years.
HrDEor wsdnAv June ~ Emma Jane only child ofHn ana
ElvirA HYDE, aged 70 years months aud q days
I,cKsoyou TUESDAY June H. D. jackson c of the late
Archibald Jackson n 'as SSn yea ~ % G s 3 s Jackson and SON
iw rs'e, Invited to attend The fsnsr. on
THURSDAY, Juue lJ from her late residence No % "s'' i"''
secondst
KIyG- hi, residence In ,h. city shfa hot hu, severe Illness
Ss 1e as. nI vii si e, St a ChaT THURSDAY, June - At
10 ociocs m friend, Of te family invited to attend With
IITRyyArOu Tuesd.y Juns II William p Liebenau.
Relative, aud en Of II, & are T,,pt.y , t1 sIbe s
h. LsberAu 2o9 West Eighteenth 81 on Thursday June ~
3o'cock y. m -,
yoIyENtOR the r,,bieuee hi. brot-rnl'w, Joseph W
Creh on Taesy June H. David Movuao aged - 'ear' and
Ts relative. and the family respectfully invited TO attend
from 81 James Sharrh re- ,sirs
vii he aiken to Gr.,nSocL
pOpF-rowued wedrAv Jnne me bronf m,er hes ne
Td-nce eanaher Kellogg IN "eghesisi % % o. 1aaae m
ssrop Pope months hnd ~ dss only chp o Dr '"
w and CsrA Virginia Pope Of Washington " =
povrRoYOu TUESDAY II Jane Brennan widow Of George
pon,roy in eth year Of her age -..--,., -,
invited attend
,,e r,.dene 24l East Egheenths near seoondsVe,
on Tda, June H. st2 oeloei p m without further notice
.xnpopnu Al her residence l2 East Twenty ourtbst, -
Ta.dsJ evening June H. MARY r'e OF Ioho san'' @sa
I,t, Te.deuce Thursdsy JeHe lJ AZ O'Clock "i'hou
further notice ,,,r...h
On Wednesday morning June ~ Ellen Isre wife JAo0
ssbdns In the 49th year Of her sge x,.... .A.o
friends of members Of Crescent L01ge
No va and NJ invited % attend ber funeral ron S ssb @ &
n Burrhards Church. Thirteenthst between o'h S''
.y,s OF Friday, June H. at u o'clock
wrLrIANson w.dns.d.y Jane H. amer 'n0H Illness 'n'pA''
,a., husdsyJ from Church Of ST. James Fhesn'hst
Thinisye.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
National Trust Company
nv g'UE pfVY or kEyy. lnRI
..sI,O0O,OOO.
SHARES 800

SHARES. 800 EACH
Subscription Books the Capital stock
Ninth Bank Broadway Of RsnkEasl. New
York
The pncp, Of e capital being sbserb the Commissioner
will shortly the books Persons essus Of securing some ' s
stock should make their application al personally or by t'sr d
restei 70 ssousl Trust Company Ne 303 Braadwsy n Y
The payments FOR stock in this COmpsny unusually easy Psa
desiring pay full once and be allowed iniessi At a
rate Of seven per cent per
~ Sna subscriptions well as large are rceeirei
Tue payments as follows
Al OF subscribing 25 I 1867, Is eeal Aug !.
1886. per sept 1867 10 per 1907 10 p'r rent;
1863 per Feb TO- 1863 per The aFer- ds
ol tie above payments Is Sept u, 1861
ELISHA A. PACKER JOSEPH T. ORyIS.
THOMAS W. SHANNON, HENRY g. CARTER
THOMAS B. READ commissoaess
The other Companies aud the high prices 81 their
stocks the Market sufficient eyieDe OF the prosab Character d
the business and the Trustees feel justified recommending The stock Of
s Company capitalists and seeking SAT, nVesiment
believed that the stock Of this Company dssabe than
that Of other mOneyed corporations and @ Government
rites that the the value stock ~ be rapid than
Government bonds and the dvsAda quite they do
coed the Of 3 bonds
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

The New-Jersey Schutzen corps held their annual
festival at Hoboken on Tuesday and Wednesday. MI
w f. Miller was crowned king shortly after O'Clock j.
m Yesterday after which two hours spent IN target
shooting by The women and in dancing The prizes were
then distributed the members OF the cofIs by Nj IL
ID. Busch, who made appropriate remarks u" eIch ie
cipent.
Frst Prize To W Miller gold medal aud .6o ~ inaslft notes
being presented by the Eewiork >enlen CORR boI'
silver water pitcher T. " NchWsft
g. hsadoB silver table spoons 10 G. TuluUaga 9aa doen 81
yer spoons H. Scblutter silver watch 90 Nu Ha hall
adozen knives and forks TO August AofAh telescope y hsIsan
Efnst Hsrlsl 10 siverpaed castor
10 Alderman H. hlk umbeat Herman Rascei u, powder
Gardener dozen knives tnd forks - Bsntk ~
WArhm lb aeeTshHum 10 heisner ~
cigar H. powder hask to A. kfoimann H.
10 niud to Henry Bishop o. merr
shaun ppe John Kos. a. powder fs.A 10 W J. SebuSns ~
powder assk 20 H. ". Beumsr.
After the presentation dancing was resumed ana inc
festivities were kept up until a late hour.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
DISASTERS.

THE PHILADELPHIA BOILER EXPLOsION-yERDIcr or
THE CORoNERs JURY.
sY TELEGRAPH TAIBuSk
PHILADELPHIA. June l2.-The Coroner's jury to in
vestigae the cause OF the recent boiler explosion on
Chestnutst rendered verdict TO day to the effect that
the explosion caused by pressure OF steam,
occasioned by closing the sopvalve Immediately above
the boiler thereby shutting of all communication with
the safetyvalve and pressure guage and that the ev
dence tended 10 show that the valve closed by Mr..
Grassy 10 enable the wOrkmen 10 make repairs on the
engine Twenythree bodies have been recovered -Four
persons still missing.
TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT ELIZABETH.
The unknown man who was killed near Elizabeth
OH Monday, by being by the Trenton freight
train has been recognized Torrance sullivan. recs
Immigrant whose passage paid by brother w!.o
lives somewhere III the West.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
MIRRIED.

BIOOMER-wAKRMAN-O Thurssv June BY the Rev Samuel
Knapp the South Baptist Church Theopaus boomtF " Ma
,inA f. Wakemau.
BgIYS-BTTRRsO Tuesisy June II. IN 81 Johns thuTsh
Kingston y y by the Rev George Waters D. assisted ny ht
Charles d. Bufn 70 Jessie Buffers daughter o
III, late Archibald and Mary B Buffers of NeN-lorA.
UUBBARp-GEIB-At Richmond Sisted Island on Tuesday Jare II
n ,ls Rev n Snssr l. Hubbard of ST. Louis No 10
J.ha = g. deit of Richmond No cards
TovNsRTH,- W-duesiay June r. At the Washington
,usr, ID Cturct ~ Dr. NJ Iiutou Pbinss g l"lns
ig, at1 Cont Miss jennie Wright daughter Of NenAh
Mu.ii, ttg. oi TIE c.'f-
Nenrday June r. by the Rev j. J.
I.rt Joth &c., CAtLare e-s; daughter o. John T.
NL.te go. tl vi New -ioik.
TopI-SU4w-ou 1ueda, jane H. al the kfhieenhst VI =
,tab d, tne Bt'p Jaue, assisted hy THE REV Df pH
K., az York Cou'cgenre O. Emma y
ott a.ughtef uf I.hn r. Sias % this ctr.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
CRIME.
vvssrs. oppENHEIM & co.'s rURs.

MEssRs. oPPENHEIM co.'s FURs.
The police learned, yesterday morning, that the
furs which on Monday night were stolen from Messrs O
penheim & Co.. were on Tuesday night carted from a
dwelling in Jane.st. TO No IS Madenlane. There the
casks IN which they packed broken and l5jO
furs were sold at price far below the market value TO
nessrs BrOdie Co.. Of No. 50 Madfnlane Inc OIncers
went thittr and sezed them and turned them % the
Police Property Clerk The most valuable Of the frs
yet missing. Last evening john T. iteves ana NllIin
Webster were arrested No l53 CrOsby and taken 20
Police Headauarters where they were locked up. One
Vi the csrmen. James shay says that at aDo eiocs
p m. ON Monday, he was hailed by Webster, and asked
whether lao wished 10 do job OF carting On his reply;
lng in the Affirmative he was told TO drive 70 me rear OF
bessrs. Oppenheim Co.'S warehouse IN 1llnitypace,
where es and Webster loaded the casks of fs on the
truck He adds that by their direction he carted them 70
house la Jane st. On the following morning Robert D.
Rodgers another cartman WAS employed by Reves and
1zne
THx GfFr coNcEnr BusrYRss-ARREsT OF THE PRO
JEcTOR.
Sergt Schoonmaker of the Broadway Police yester-
day effected the arrest OF Asabel A. Kelley, at NO 69
Broadway On the charge Of conducting lottery enter
prise The prisoner has advertised his scheme extensive
ty and flooded the country with circulars settiDg forth
those who should intrust their money TO him. Among
seore OF others Mr. John HgDee OF Kondont USER yer
nee Court charging that MI Kelley had sold lottery
@ckets Mr Hgbee makes oath tlat ne invested ~ tne
Seen gwen at the Wabash Avenue Rink, January % OF
current year also In the gt CONCERT T ,s sdSeTtsed 70
put that hearing nothing OF the nrst untn short time
TO prosecute the protector The concert y adye
s.ed TO be given the 18th Of July and 1t said IN the
eireulars that nearly half million tickets have been
koid Kelley taken 70 the Jefferson Market Po
Pee Court, where he admitted 10 ball
Eslley Is the whose operations In connection with
ths Great North Western Git Enterprise created 30 much
posss IN aud around Chicago few months ago; He rs
saa 70 have cleared fortune by means OF his dazzling
sneDs reporter Visited the headq OF TIE CIT
Snces concern yesterday morning aud on icing ad
satted by staiwart policeman, found himself IN com
kay WITH score OF young men aud women eerhs ana
tNiv0y6s ot ths establishment, who were under arrest
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
MEXICO

NEWS BY WAY OF HAyANA-THE SIEGE or VERA
CRUZ.
pY sTEay.mF J., TnE TRIBUNE
HAVANA, June 3, 1867.
The Spanish steamer Canarias arrived this noon
from Vera Cruz and sisal. She brought freight and
very passengers On the 4th the city was stl held
los the Imperasts the scarcity OF edbles rather
the increase The daily firing by both parties con
tlnued Campeachy had been occupied by tho
Liberals on the lst Of June Internationally. There
not the least doubt about the all OF Qucretaro IN Vera
Cruz and at Merida Gen Cepeda had issued proclama-
ton 10 tha: effect The Liberals bcsegng Vera Cruz had
received heay artillery and the bOmbardmen was Kept
up with much yigOr.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

Bg Cyrus Fos' Gs'rr Gales md Wn more ordered :.
drty The Naval Engne Workshop Boston Acting lAi AsAt
Esglesrs julius Ogden Theron Ske Francis n Trevor ana gohn
A. fot to aty the Nsvs EHgne WcrEshop, AZ Ne YORK hi
hstfHt br necrs Gos Charles puriee. agi Uorschr MAID
srt es>. Engineers lsues wilson ,si Geo MetsET duty IN
the hiyl bngn- Workshops at ashlns!on.
W1ttlRJ Dr,f'rsihe voting Oflts
Ae'Ig Volunteer iuts fsl s'sursey All Eas iDssif AcS
B.sis st.eOrge B Hingste sAt Nal Chare. Cleveland