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NEw-YoRK, SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1867

enlisted detached from their regments by order OF
the War 10 be attached to the brigade org
lzed IN NewYork by Brig. Gen. Daniel Uman, but VINO,
by reason Of capture by the enemy were not Immediately
mustered into such brigade. ,,.
Affairs.
THE nAsKRuprcY REGISTERS.
Mr.. TRUMBULL then called up the bill TO amend the
Bankrupt bill by repeating the provision for the appoint
msn o. Rsgs Of m y h the s to the cC%m
Mr. TRUMBUi said il had been informally considered
by the Judiciary Committee already There could be no
object IN TsterTng unless to to- defeat S t. understood
to say that the bill had the sanction OF majority OF the
Mr. TRUMBUiI said he did not say that, but he be
leved il would have received the sanction Of majority
of the Committee II II had been regularly before theIn
ducton Of the bill The duty Of appointing Registers
had increased the labors Of the CeJustce to very
great extent, lie had no clerk to examine the vast
amount Of papers sent TO him fron applicants for the
office OF Register Besides there were grave doubts as 70
pofnent OF inferior officers might be vested In the
heads of Departments the courts OF law but me Che
Justice not Court but only the presiding oI1cer'
Mr CONKLING said his recolections of the views Of
the Judiciary Committee on this bill did not agree win
those Of Mr.. Trumbul He did not think q majority OF
the Committee favor Of the bill; It would be use
ss to send this bill TO the House. for that body had given
decided votes against Its provisions and would have de-
the bankrupt bill rather than do what now pro
posed He hoped the Senate would refer the bill to the
After further debate between Messrs. JOHNSON and
FESSENDEN Mr.. ANTHONY moved 10 amend the Dill
by adding section that the Bankrupt bill should take
effect the LIST Of june but officers and registers may
be appointed at any time after the pdhshRe Oh hs act
The bill and amendment were referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
THE TREATY GENEVA.
Mr. MORGAN introduced a resolution, which was
agreed TO- nstructng the Committee Foreign Affairs
TO inquire INTO the expediency OF the Utea STATES Dc
coming party 10 the Treaty Geneva for the amelora
ton Of the condition of wounded soldiers
EQUIPMENTS FoR THE TENNESSEE MILITIA.
The Senate agreed to the amendments OF the House 10
the resolution directing the Secretary Of War TO furnish
arms TO of Tennessee also, 10 the amendments
TO the joint resolution exemphng wrapping paper h0"
internal tax I
THE REIMBURSEMENT OF INDIANA AND OHIO. .
Mr. WILSON rep. Mass \, from the Military Commit
tee reported substitute for the bill OF MT Morton 10 re-
imburse Indiana for expenses In rspeing keOei raias
IN nroydes for the appointment Of three commissioners
20 eaam, and audit the claims OF OHIO and indlan
and appropriates o sufficient sum TO pay them.
The bill passed.
The senate then, at il5, adjourned.
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T#TTtIF -E0it UIr
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

To incorporate the Richmond County Water Works
To amend the charter OF the New-fork Aeeluene~ IN
To incorporate the United States Safe Deposit Com
pany. ..,,..,,o, -, ,oxos
To extend the jurisdiction Of surrogates' Courts
To extend New Yorkave., Richmond county. A. =
Relative to summary proceedings to recover the pos
G In relation onto to the New York County Clerk.
To incorporate the Rochester Water Works Company.
To Incorporate the Eighth Regiment Association vi
To improve the navigation of the Delaware River.
Relative TO the support o. the Poor Department IN Eric
To continue the corporation of the Brooklyn Institute
To improve certain streets in Brooklyn. ii
To regulate the storage Of combustible materials
To incorporate the Ioaners' Association OF NcwYorh
To amend the charter Of the Peoples Savings Bank
The resolution, that the Controller require the payment
Of tile loan authorized by Chapter 296 Of the Lave sf
1s4o within three months after notice, was adopted
1 re aeS RSrOa o. the Uua oheanse
10 authorize the city OF Brooklyn 10 borrow money
upon certificates Of Indebtedness for the purchase of
The bill to incorporate the Mott Memorial and Surgical
Library of New-YOrk was passed.
THE CONVENTION BILL.
A message was received from the Senate stating that
they had rcused In the action OF the Assembly
ON The Constitutional Convention b and asking the ap
appointment OF another Conference CoInnlttee. ,,. -
The SPEAKER appointed the following committee on
Messrs Hseock Littejohn, G. W. Buck, II. Smith, and
Wyeth.
BY Mr.. MEAD Rep., Livingston)-ro repeal the canal
BV Mr. WIIBER rep. Dutchess)-To enlarge the pow
ers of the Board of Health OF Pougbkeepsie.
BY Mr.. HAYNES Oem, Knox)-in relation TO interest
money. -
Of Senaca Falls.
DUTcHEes COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.
The bill TO equalfe assessments in Dutchcss county
passed.
Recess 10 u o'clock p. m. -
EVENING SESSION
THE RIGHT-HOUR BILL.
The bill to limit hours of labor, constituting days
work i'm this state 10 eight hours the special order
Messrs KEADY and OAKEY Of Brooklyn, CRIBBEN
OF Monroe and sELKREG of Tompkins, advocated tho
bill at length.
The bill was ordered a third reading without amend
ment Adjourned.
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SOUTHERN RRLIEF.
REPORT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

REPORT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
vsLneRASH rsisuus-
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Col Bonford Assistant
Commissioner Of tho Freedmen Bureau for the State OF
North Carolina states that there are least 5000 persons
in North Carolina suffering from want OF food OF when
number two-thrds whites Three thousand busnes
southern Relief Commission OF NewYork city The dis
trbution by the Bureau Of Government rations were
fsllSws & To pss ss,sts S cSs sa
BALTIMORE, March 22--Mr Edwin Forrest the ira
gedian, forwarded TO Mr John Ford, manager OF the
Hodayst Theater In this city, check for 800 Tor the
suffering poor OF tho South.
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ASSEMBLY.

PASSAGE OF THE FREE SCHOOL BILL. %.
Mr.. WEED Dem, Clinton) asked unanimous con-
sent to put the bill establishing free schools throughout
the State upon its third reading
Consent was granted, and the bill passed.
REMONslRANCEs.
Remonstrances presented against a railroad In
Broadway. D.
REPORTS. i.f
To authorize the Excelsior Life Insurance Company to
make official deposits.
To incorporate the leland Yiew Gas Company.
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POLITICAL.


DOIHGs OF THE LEGISLATURE.
sr TSLaaziru TO rRiBrsI
LANSING, March 22-The Legislature to-day con-
firmed Lorenzo b. Curtis Of Saginaw as State Swamp
Land Commissioner. Tie Governor has vetoed several
mora Railroad bills, for the same reason az hercoiore
oven The bill 10 establish State Female College was
lost In the House The Lsgslature viii probably adjourn
on Wednesday next.
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TIE STATE FINANCES.
MARYLAND.
SUNDAY CARS IN BALTIMORE.

SUNDAY CARS IN BALTIMORE.
n TEL EenlrB fRisurl
ANNAPOLIS. March 22-The House bill to allow the
t of baltimore 10 run Sunday has passed the
a1ate with proviso that they shall not run until the
vote OF the city Ia taken at the next election
ANNAPOLIS, March 21-Ihe General assembly 1S.n 0i
tbs state rescnded the previous order To adjourn
tomorrow at IL O'Clock. The time OF adlournineht was
NOT again fixed.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
GIN. LEE ON RECONSTRUCTION.
nv ysirSHIyH 70 rnH TRIBUNE.

GIN. LEE ON RECONSTRUCTION.
p, yslIsHirn 10 TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, March 22.-It will be authortatlyeiy
announced to morrow that Gen Lee IL strongly IN favor
OF the people voting for Convention. and that every
man not actually dsanchIsed should not only take the
necessary steps prepare himself 20 vote but to prepare
all his friends white and coored 10 vote right lie thinks
operatiou OF all people officials and citizens should be
prompt and that the chief object should be to get as
quickly and quietly possible back INTO the Union with
such rights as are left He thinks the oath proposed
Is such as every good citizen not dsfranchsed oughtnow
90 be able to take as simple matter Of truth and duty as
a citizen OF the country
TIE STATE FINANCES.
W.suISGToS. March o2-The Legislature of Nir-
oina has passed law providing for the payment on me
Isl OF July next and January lst 1861 at eaen peroa
TWO ner cent interest on the principal OF the public debt
That being the interest which the state feels Obliged 10
nav until there settlement Of accounts between her
and West Virginia,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
IN RAILWAY CARS,

RIGHTS OF coLoRED PERSONS IN RAILWAY CARS.
sr rIssaAPn rRBuBA
HARRISBURG, March 22-Goy. Geary has signed
the bill requiring railway companies 70 carry al passen'
gers without distinction OF color.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
MEETING OF FREEDMEN.

MEETING OF FREEDMEN.
ar rzLrssiPH TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON. s. c., March PA meeting consist
ing OF about 500 freedmen under the auspices OF the
Union Ieague was held last night. The speeches and
rcaotons were OF Radical character and few whites
narficipated
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THE GENITAL SYSTEM REJECTED.

rsLnenAPH TO THiBusa
BUFFALO March 22.-The Board of Trade today
rescnded their former action In adopting tho Genital sys
tenn also In declaring that barrel OF four should con
spstam
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THE CLIPPER SCHOONER CHALLENGE.

The clipper schooner Challenge bull, 10y Messrs Wes
tervclt Co. Mr. Pierre Lorillard. IT, OF this city
whose peculiar lines and marked model drew crowds TO
witness her launch in the early part Of May last, re-
turned from an experimental trip to Baracoa Cubn,
early Yesterday morning, laden with bananas, cocoa
nuts and pineapples and dealers these fruits thropge
the boa; as she had made fast 70 deck near the
Fulton ferry, y. r., eager to purchase.
Tho appearance OF this sharp, narrow stem craft at
traccd attention from many prominent boat and yacht
constructors, who gathered around her designer aud
owner all of whom expressed great anxiety to her
morris ms boat her speed. &c From her mate ar Il
designer the subjoned particulars OF her cruise werc
Obtained
Thursday Nav 20 the Challenge Lett the port of New
York. the wind blowing strong IRON the W.SW. one
hour thereafter water was found over her c.iin.
Al four O'Clock A. ~ the vessel was found
TO be leaking badly, at the rate OF Two hum
DAYS, up TO Monday, May 81. the winds n times
moderate; the vessel continued leaking al
the rate OF 1909 strokes hour ~ this time IL was
decden shape their for Cane Henry TO repair
which DONE reaching there on "wednesday Nav -,
the daily distances this point beng l36 I'LL 81,
20 and 81 miles Upon docking the Challenge the cause
OF her leak found 10 be the open o; seam and
ships the board box. from winch The oskt1
had droppet Repairing this she lett or the night
~ Saturday june aud arrived al Barac0a Jane iS.
The second day olt FROM Norfolk he vessel aan began
TO leak at the rate OF 300 sirnkes per hour con-
tinneI 10 Increase 1000 rhc daig distances run from
June were 90, IS 81 20 le>, rs lef 81 IS ana -
miles
After taking IN cargo the ye~el was towei to sea ON
c. Davis From this time the winds very generally
Of a moderate character Pumping commenced On
the second day ont and continued al intervals until
her arrival al this port, the vessel leaking f,ou0
strokes hour another leak being .ouud in rud-
der post case, through which the driven with
great Velocity. rhe daily distances run were $780, I2i,
I'D les l76 and - mcs. She arrived In port yeetsr
aay ~ sax O'Clock A. NJ. and II lying the dorx
she making i've hundred strokes OF water per hour.
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SCARE or CoUSc.imEs.


Debate an the NUISANCE 81 ~prciai Meeusss.
The Board OF Councilmen met n noon yesterday.
r,e President Mr. Rrinkman presidine A resolution
-, -. -, e.. ,,-.u,-r n..s..,, :. s,x,
was one'" =" '""s""o' 'ee "inN's ny "'"'' ." 'Ns
first street. which was declared lost for want OF the
reouisile number of votes
~. =, - ,,.,- .,.... ~
MI ri'SN' va "u's' VI 'nu'sna"on' eA0"ee ine
gentleman ought TO he ashamed OF hmself' talluding
70 Mr. W. H. Roberts. who voted IN the negative for a
reason hereafter and moved that tho
at Arms be lns,ructe 10 e,rhn eyery member OF the
Road 20 the Chamber az eleven O'Clock this twcdues
dsv, nornng
r. W n porrprs .sS,r,.a Tint ccyta,p memsers NJ
the Boari called special for The purpo,e OF an
nov,nr bnsIncss men meanng tsose u,e,nbcrs of tho
hoard Who verc bu mem and no tMr r. came 10
the Conclusion IN vote no unon ali questions At those
snecial meetinys Ue WAS ips, "a an.ioua 10 Facilitate
hrsncss "a any member ana would he wiling 70 st
or hars until ali tho I'm siness ,hev had b,for
item was ushed hui he believed that there Was annie
timc 10 transact their business ON the two reg ,ar sys
Of neetipc
Mr. Frysx renewed his motion directing the Sergeant
At Arms TO "felch I" tho members there
Mr. W. r. Rosxrrs repl,ed--"T am one of the kind
that cannot be driven and this thing goes on shat
certainly have 10 protect mvselfn
Mr.. FLYNN thought very strange that . Of the
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
General sherman Recommends Prompt PUN.
lshment and IN Offensive Wharf.-The
Sioux and Cheyennes Clamsr.
OW for War.
ST. LOUIS, July 2, 1867.

ST LOus, July 2. 1867.
Tho Denver papers publish despatch from General
Sherman to General Hancock Indian matters in which
he says:-"We must not remain tho defensive, but
must follow them up and attack them on all possible
occasions We must clear out all the Indians between
the Platte and the Arkansas and then move against the
hostile tribes in force beyond those rivers"
An Omaha despatch says that Colonel Patrick, The
agent for the northern Cheyennes, Arapahoes aed
0gulalIah Sioux has just arrived from the North Platte
where he met Spotted Tail, Swift Bear and several
other chiefs in council with the view of gathering all
the peaceabc Indians at point TO be subsisted by
the government About eleven hundred Indians were
represented and campod near the North Platte.
They profess friendship, and agree remain in camp
subject to the government during the present hostites
Big Mouth with his band OF Ogulallahs; Pawnse Killer,
with fifty lodges Of Sioux and other bands, including
Red Cap and Dog Hand who, with their bands partici
pated in the Fort PIN Kearny all moving
to join this camp watch will number about four thou
sand
Colonel Patrick thinks that the arrangements will be
carried ont in good faith but that the public rumors
should not be trusted. Ho says that Red Cloud the
biggest Sioux chief and all the Cheyennes in the smoky
Hill region, camerous for so that hopes for an
early peace may not DO INDUCED.
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the DOMINION or CANADA.
SPECIAL IeleeHaM TO TEE HERALD.

The New Cabinet and New kniShts-ActtOn
Of the vicerey iD Forming the Government.
OITAwA. July 2, 1867,
445 O'Clock p. ~
The following a correct list Of the ministry Of the
Dominion OF Canada, which you receive in advance OF
the Canadian pres -
Sir John A. Macdonald, K G. B., Minister Of Justice.
Hon. G. e. Cartier, G. E., Minister OF Militia
Hon, q. I. Gait, c. b., Minister OF finance.
Hon :. /. TIiley, G. b., Minister of Customs
Hon VIM. Rowland, C. b., Minister OF Excuses
Hon p Mitchell, Minister Of Marine and Fisheries
Hon VIM. McDougan, c. b., Minister Of Pubic Works.
Hon Alex. Campbell Postmaster General.
Hon Jean g. Charais, Minister Of Agriculture.
Hon. Mr.. Archibald. Secretary OF tho Provinces.
Hon Hector L. Lapgevin. Secretary for Canada.
Hon Adam J. Ferguson Blair Presden; Of the Council.
Hon. Mr.. Kenny, Receiver General.
The population Of the Dominion Of Canada Is shout
$500 600 souls and the extent OF terrtorv pij
miles. The public debt is some S75 100000 income
about SIS .000 000 and thus the new State enters The
poiIti .ai world
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vEsy INTERESTING. rs TRUE.
lFrom the New Orleans Republican, June -. J


frisnd who spent several months In Mexico last
winter dropped In upon last evening overfowng with
Sensational Mexican newa ali OF which should no
glad 10 publish fearful that 10 would tako
weeks stesiy writing TO explain contradict after
u had gone forth 70 the world but item two
cannot refrain from letting tho yht The great rail-
road aud canal schemer, Marshall a. Roberts. OF New
and his Excelieocy Andrew johnson, IL seems have
formed coprpsrship 10 onst Jaarcs, take possession
OF Mexico and hold long enough 10 get dozen
tvo valuable railroad and canal charters and thcn let
60 TO the hungry Mexican generals vino arc TO come
in In the oour~ OF year or two TO gobbie up the
crumhe.
Like oil enserprisng companies this Immaculate trio
seem 10 meet with the usual obstacles One Of the
prominent rsnbcrs OF the hrm, " the telegraph speaks
the truth, already IN the hands o, general vho IL
not dspcsed 10 treat him distinguished guest whose
pockets are tled with gold. but revoluiionis bent
upon the sposon OF the country he has taken
millions nom. santa Ansa Roberts aud Johnson Let
us watch and so how they viii bring Mexico cut Of the
MIDDLE IA which she seems 70 be hounderipg
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The Turf.
Tro,sins on the Union Cour.c.

EfOiFfbN on Union
The trot announced 10 come on on the Union Course
yesterday afternoon between Dudley, Ella sherwood,
Boly Lewis, Quicksilver and Giraffe, and which was
looked to with good deal Of interest," did not take place
colt race however, between two Iamblctonisns came
on with great deal Of spirit and what y crmeu
fine betting race both horses being alternately tsvoic
at long odds The frs, heat somewhat one,sIoeo
affair but the two subsequent ones we're 20 ws' eo
tested In the last quarter that the pcst
unable W decide who would win until sshcy III 80
reached the score The following - summary " WV
event e-..-.,.r..
Of $3.50 mile heats best three In fve, TO wagons :,
John Crooks entered Dr. a willie schepcr:..." /, .
" TSme.--3 :O1-3 s06-307
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THE PRESS DssptTGass.
Consolidating the New Government.

consolidating the New t3ovcrnUirnt.
OTTAWA, July >, 1857.
After being sworn yesterday as Viceroy of the
Dominion OF Canada, Lord Monck announced that her
Majesty Queen Victoria had conferred Hon. John 4
Macdonald tho dignity of knight Companion OF the Bath
and on Messrs Rowland, Me)ougall Cartier Gait
Tillev and Topper that Of COMPANION OF the Bath.
The Inauguration of Lord MOncS took place n the Ex
ecntivc Council Chamber About iiity persons were
present the proceedings. Lord Moncks
ner was exceedingly easy and d,gnihcG.
Sir John A. Macdonald has formed Privy Council,
which has been sworn in. II Is understood TO be
tuted announced some days ago
Writs are being issued authorizing the swearing
In of the Governors of the different provinces az tn
respective capitals.
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NEWS FROM JAPAN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE herald


"a Spanish Coolie ship-NIurder OF the Captain
and Sack Of she Vessel-Shipments Of Tea 10
New York.
YOKOHAMA, Japan, June J.,
Via SAN FRANCISCO, July I, 1867,
O'Clock \. NJ.
The ship Golden Fleece, from Yokohama as above,
arrived this morning.
Nothing of great importance had occurred subsequent
TO the departure OF the Colorado.
An English clerk in the employ Of the Hong Kong
and Shanghai Bank narrowly escaped assassination by
reason OF persisng in living outside the foreigners
limits He was shot at while at dinner.
The Spanish ship Bus Gallega was wrecked on Pulo
Cercer DE Moz on May 3. She had coohe passengers.
The Captain murdered by the coolies. She was
doubtless bound for Havana The ship was sacked by
the coolies who had succeeded in reaching the shore
Tho British ship Havelock clears for New York in a
few days with three hundred thousand pounds OF tea,
and the ship Benefactress follows with full cargo Of
tea also for New York.
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PORTLAND. July q 1867.
The brig Annie u. Jordan, Captain Perkins, from New
,orA Tor Belfast went ashore ABOUT three O'clock
the morning OF the let INST, Portland Man Ledge,
"eofscs Island The brig went 10 pie.,es before the
men lett her The crew we're taken OF by Captain
samuel russell The captains wife and child were on
board lhe cook an EnsishmaD, VS. kaesssd mo the
hold bv ths zee kpd ,pssanuy kulet
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AQUATIC SPORTS ~ boston az TBi
FO.RTH.
spit,At leltaaLs TO TIE Rlsllu.

rouCPKFEssE, y. ", July :, 1867.
9o'clock Y. "A. I
John Nickel. the oarsnan, lived telegram this
morning 10 start Immediately tor Boston pull the
~ gat,s there the Fourth purss Of $780, Ham
mill and Brown have been entered the race.
He loft this the ChaGncey Vibbard with pair
OF historical oars the Boston people are "a provide
him with a boat
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,a a. : 3. u. 81. g. a. sq sa
tIr yiss on. ...,...,5 : +: 20
Home rsn-smlih, I. Struck out-GOldie j. Pike j.
CampbcA, 2
Balls callcd-On Pabor, 10: on Walters. H.
Bats pass-d- Birdsai, IA; Buckley, 10.
FAIR ny c,,-ncs-Godle. ,; Austin, lota T. Bailey ),
Lewis, l; SNesscy, 2. stocknan. NJ. Campbell :. ro
tsL 9.
Foul ay catches Birdsar, a. Campbell. ]; Buckley
Total, ?.
Foul bound caichcs-BirIsai 5: Buckley,i
Balls helded putting QUITO trsf BY GOlde l. Mar
tin, Pabor, l: Aiken 3-tolai, Nv PIKE 1. Walters.
Sweeney, =; St,ckmar, 7-otA, Al. To second by brd
sail, 3. by Waters. stockman, 9-tota 10 third, by
Golde 10 nome. by Smith L.
Sclrprs-Messrs swift aul Dconhct
rmpirc--Mr MacSe lar, OF the Harlem Clut.
Time Of game three hours and iYe minu'es.
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THE COURT S.
SHIFTED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged WhSskcy Fraud.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
TIE United States ca Henry Te,cskey and HeSry Rich
This case, heretofore reported in the HERALD, mp
again yesterday two witnesses having volunteered their
testimony behalf Of the prosecution. The defendants
are charged with removing spirits from distery in
Desbrosses street TO other than bonded warehouse.
Both witnesses testified that they had assisted
moving the whiskey from the mash tubs in the dstery
10 rectifying establishment adjoining from il
was afterwards carted off and privately disposed Of The
amount OF whiskey alleged to nave been illegally re-
moved Is valued al $780, 900.
The accused, who are out on bail, in attendance
with counsel The government rested. and tho further
hearing of the was adjourned till this morning
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AFFAIRS IN cnAnlEsIax.

A Freedman Applies for West Poins Cadet
sbip-Rnfsrcc1cnt OF General sickles' LIE
auor Order. 49,
young freedman, named Frank Smith, has apphed
70 the Secretary Of War for cadssship ~ West Point
from the Flint Cengreasona district Of South CAROLINA
The general closing Of abe bofrooms - thh city
enforced to-day. Ne dypts vsrs cbtanabae eyespt 81
bo,is
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BANKRUPT COURT.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
jesse Robinson, city, and Edmond Russell, city
voluntary.
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7.
Reports from every city. and village the
dominion agree in the unauimity and heartiness with
which Dominion day was celebrated. No previous
event the history Of the country called forth such
universal reiocings
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,revTaaTpu m SAVANNAH.

s1vAusAn, O., July = 1887.
.. s;,:, ...;:;::; 49, 49,: = y