New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
WASHINGTON.

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hfANA CONyENTION-BxMAYOR wIrIERS APPEALS TO
,I,s pRKSIDENT-THB PRESIDENTS VISIT TO BOSTON
pr IRtggHNrH TO rhE rRrBuNE
wAsIuNGToN Wednesday, June T., 1867.
Auo.ney-G General Lynch of Louisiana Friday
sa,t m New-OTleans entered ROie lTOseqUi III the
rascs Of Rufus X. Howell, W. r. Fish W.Il. Hire
.John PAYNE, Terence Cook c. w StaDfer. r. King
Cutler. Edmond Flood, p. X. O'Counor Charles
Smith. B +. Orr John Spclicy. James Duane, T. q.
Prialo. Edward Hart. o. H. Perrott, W. II. Walters.
.Johu L. Davies. II. Mas. George Howcs, Il. W.
Iienu,c. James Ennis John Henderson jr' L. T.
Normal and 5. j. Hamilton. charged with
q making and assisting at an unlaWim as
scmhiy" Mr.. Lynch said that the above
persons who were members of the CONSTITUTIONAL
.COn1cntion broken mp by Monroe last year and
against whom indictments were found were merely
presen, at deberatiye meeting heldior rthe aVoWed
PURPOSE of advancing. by peaceahe ana legal means
then ec,s and prosperity of the state and that such
,neetin, constituted no crime, olense. misdo-
,nc,nor against the laws Of Louisiana, and that the
ryt of the aforesaid persons and all other citizens
NJ the United States TO assemble and deliberate
,.occshy on any subject matter whatsoever is Sc
cured hv the Constitution and laws of the United
STATE, and Of the State of Louisiana. The parties
were accordingly discharged
Mr Wthcrs, the lately removed Mayor of Mobile
called ON the President to-day and made an urgent
personal appeal for reinstatement in his office.
Mr. johnson has received communications from the
Mayor, OF Boston and Springfield, Mass. and New
Haven Conn, offering him the hospitahtieS OF those
cities the occasion OF his trip this month to attend
the Masonic celebration He has declined the invita-
ton 10 attend the Bunker Hill celebration Letters
ncccptng the hosptalitieS of Boston and the invita-
tion of the Masons for the 24th of June mailed
BY the President last evening.
John s. Phelps OF Missouri James {. Robinson OF
Illinois and Frank Woford Of Kentucky, having
been appointed Commissioners under the act, al~
proved March % 1867. ' To reimburse the State OF
Indiara for money expended for the United States IN
enrolling equipping and provisioning militia forces
TO aid IN suppressinc the Rebellion" are directed by
the Secretary of War to assemble AT Indianapolis
Ind. on the 9th day of July, 1861 for the purpose OF
taking the necessary oaths and entering upon the
performance of their duties Maor-Gcn. Sas Casey
Lieut. Col Lorenzo Sitgreaves, and John B. Stone
house of New York Commissioners 10 reimburse
Ohio under the same act of Congress are directed to
assemble at Columbus, Ohio on the Isl of July
Judge Lander the counsel of SandfoId ConOycr
this morning made affidavit before Judge Ohn OF
the Criminal Court, basis for a new trial for his
client but subsequently withdrew 1t. and the con-
victed perurer will therefore probably he taken to
tho New-York State Prison at Albany tomorrow.
The orders and forms for proceedings in Bankrupt
lied 10 be stricken Oft for the OF the Judges Of
the Supreme Court dispatched to them by the Clerk
of the Court who has no copies for general disribu
tion Applications to him useless, and 80 nulncr
GUS that they cannot be answered. Copies can he
obtained from various booksellers.
Daring and since the war CorcOrans building. on
Hist between Thirteenth and Foureenth-stS, was
occupied by the Government a Medical Museum,
and dissectiOns were of frequent occurrence there
The building used for this purpose until about
nine months ago, when the Museum was removed 10
Tords Theater. This week circumstances led 10 an
examination of the lot adjoining the tirst-named
premis,.s when il was discovered that a number of
hoQshrs,ls had been sunk in the ground, filled with
the reiuans of human bodies, left there 10y the stu
dents These were ordered to be removed, and the
cavities filled with lime, and other powerful dlsn-
fectautS Since the discovery of these deposits med
ical gentlemen attribute the unusual unheathness
end sickness in that vicinity to the presence OF these
putrcfying substances.
The United States cOnsuls at kanacawa, Japan
and at ohanghae China, have been appointed United
States postal agents at those ports to receive, dstr
butte deliver and despatch the correspondence con
veyed by the new line of United States mail steam
packet, between San Francisco and China, via Kama
gawa. Japan. Negotiations are also III progress with
the Colonial Post-Ofice at Hong Kong China and
pnd with the British Post Department, al London
having for their object the establishment OF reduced
rates of postage on the correspondence conveyed by
the United States packets between this country and
Hong Kong and the dependent Chinese ports; and
also upon the correspondence to and from ports III
the Last Indies service with mails by the British
CONTRACT packet from Hong Kong
A. Il Rangabee Minister from Greece tOthls conn
cry: Ceon Rangabee, Secretary of Legation; d. W.
Botassi Consul at New-York. and L. NJ. Rodocanachi.
Consul at Boston, arrived in this city to-day and are
at Willard's. They will be at the State Department
tomorrow and be presented to the President by the
Secretary of State Friday.
Washington tonight contains more thieves. gam
blers and sporting men than il has done since the
memorable political riots. They here TO attend
fhe prize fight which takes place tomorrow morning
at Acnuia Creek. Four steamboats, containing
thousaIds of that class Of men leave at midnight
foI the Creek and beside this steamboat left Phia-
delphia YESTERDAY and one for Baltimore to-day,
containing the same'class of persons and bound for
the same place. Betting tonight Is in favor OF Coll
yer Among the fancy men here are John c. Heenan,
Joe Coburn, Lazarus and other bruisers.
Samuel Strong has been appointed Revenue In
spector for the District of Columbia and gentleman
named Parsons Revenue Inspector for New York and
Brooklyn.
The President has appointed Alexander bliss 70 be
Secretary of Legation at Berlin.