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T1H PINE TRRR ~ Mar '. Alnsoa.
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CONTAINS.
T-i sIBrupi t.w Internal TsI sni Ts
mi; Ne sst, Measures ssi Moa".s 81 Foieisa Coans,
o. Pa, OH-s 1sesaps Siston., Mones ohc
A. iI t1rtci pDpns0l states Territories, COaai-. Cities
st yilsg-s Iui i isia GeuaT Commercial
lass of thr Se, relating m4ia,
ofhacs, 'ps; tomp,rrs Regulations 81 ihs psiGcps
lh.ist Ntirs ETC.. sr. etc.
ALSO. BUSINESS DIRECTORIES Of THRTEES PeINCL
PtilCoNMEGCtAL CrriES-Ths CEHrkRS OF TaADE
OIL IlNIrED NTATRN
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Tho Board OF Excise held their regular weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon Commissioners Bosworth In tho
chair Several liquor dealers tried for alleged vio
laon OF their licensed The licenses Of the following
named persons revoked:--John 0'Neil, 23s East
Eleventh street; Daniel Lyons liza Roosevelt street. Ed
ward Mclaughlin, 213 Delaney street.
Commissioner BoewoErH presented Q communication
from Harry Ill., Of No 20 Houston street praying that
Beard might grant him license he had abolished
his supper rooms and piedging himself 10 conform 10
the law all its future Requirement. The subject
referred 70 SPECIAL commistse-Dra Crane, stone and
Parker
Commissioner Acroy, from the COMMITTEES on Appii-
cations reported that the committee had since the last
meeting Of the Board favoraoy passed upon LAT april
cations FOR licensea The action Of the committee
sudorpsd, Thus fer soss nconses have been granted
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE Looms ExHExzIxxKxr CAsR.-Ths case Of Theos
dore Il. Looms, who stands charged with embczzling
5000 In interest notes from his former employer,
Msssrl Carter HAwiey, Of Beaver street. Was again
under examination before Justice Bowling yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Hawley placed his redirect On.
animation and his testimony bore heavily against the
accused but nothing Of special importance other than
what has been already published developed. me
further hearing OF shs case stands adjourned until The
Sth day Of July.
ALLEGED 1EEr or CIGARa-Yssterday afternoon .
man named thomas Lane while under the influence Of
liquor, entered the store Of A Foot 3 Co, No ~
Beekman street. and attempted 70 steal and carry away
quantity Of cigars, valued a SEQ Lane successfully
removed one package Of cigars from the store, and 70
turned for more. whom he was caught In the act aud
detained ti officer Hayes Of the Second precinct,
arrived and took charge Of the prisoner Lane was sub
sequsntiy arngncd before Justice Bowling and CON-
United 70 the Tombs for examination.
ALLEGED GRAND Larceny. -hagdalsna Flower No. 70
Monrose avenue, Williamsburg, appeared before Justice
Dodge yesterday. and preferred charge against Anna
Diehl whom she accused OF stealing quantity Of jew
elry and weahng apparel valued at 81 Anna says
not guilty that she gave complainant two gold rings
and Other property, receiving In return the wearing
apparel q present. she was comm tied 70 answer In
default OF q, zoo ball.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

ArLxS-srr~EssoS. Bridgeport, Conn, on Tues
day, Juno IS by the Rev. DR.. Isthrop, WM Il. ALIEN,
ESQ., Of New York. Miss JouIsx r. STEVENSON, daugh-
ter OF John Stevenson, Eco.
BrRRErr-eESSErI.-AtW estport, Conn, on wcdnes-
DAY June &C. by the Rev. Mr. Seick, FRANCS BuRRxrr
TO Mss GDouDIA, daughter Of Capt =. Bennett all Of
westpoYt
CArERs-F Ueusox. --on Wednesday evening, June 20,
at the Central Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev.
@. g. Hare WIZ W. CARERS 10 ELLA L. FERGUSON, eldest
daughter OF j. W. Ferguson, Esq., all OF this city.
CAHks-BKBAx-0n Wednesday, June 20, BY the
Rev. Del pHsynes, GsoRGE CAnxS 10 LOUISE d BEBiAs
Of this city.
Dovsu-IAwRkscE.--M westncid, NJ J., on Tuesday,
June %, BY the Rev. Edwin Downcr. EDWIN DowsER
NJ D. 70 LueY &, youngest daughter Of the late John
Law rencs, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
0AILAasKl-- RIvu -0n Wednesday, June %, q the
residence Of Mo brides parents, BY The Rev. w H.
Pendleton, r1pnS b. 0ALlAanKn 70 TnnksA L. Hvu,
both Of this cay. No carda
HALa--Coolsy.--M ModenA Ulster county, ~ r., On
Tuesday, Juns IS BY the Rev. y. n Curtis :. FRAsx
HAll, Of Nsv York, 70 CAssIs daughter Of The late
charles COOLEY, Of the former place.
Joxps--Hr.s.-On Thursday, June 60 II the rssi-
dssos u ths Dridss passniA hy Abe Rev. d. ). H.
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SHIP PIN G NEW S .


Cleared.
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana-Auanuc Mall Steam
steanshi Pioneer tBr) shaclford Cow Bay-Parmels
steamship Levant tBr), Arkley, BAy-Parmelc Bros
sicsmahip Rebeoca Clyde. Chichester, Wilmington. Nc
sseamsAip Ashland. Norton. Bo:son-w Clyde.
Ship Eicano. cSeevcr. Li,erpooi~J W RlweiI 4 20
ship Belle Wood tBr, ColeGsd, 81 John, NB-wiliiamsk
SARA WIN Turner tBrA Bsdmopd. vaparaiso-Fabori
Bari Jossnn Marie tBreml Gustavus Bremen via Phi.
NARA 0sseiis Blsss. ssrssdos@fiy rrowsridsss Soma
s.s kss sra B ksnDDs sas raP sSn
ss.s ss- Iaa Sas
brig ksson, Curry. harssillcs- crandAI. UmphrAy
.Ens Camilla tBr,. Newman, Cumberland Harbor-
sr4 Bsssis Howard tBr, Howard. Halifax. xs-cran.
' srs Advent esrs Crane. Maitland. Ns-J whitney 1
'sns nor asl Mar ,BrA Psssss 81 John. xB-cnsdAn
sTs H:iy Ware. ware, jacksonville ward :,
ssar Volunteer Osrh Pes,us Rio orands dc Subj
senr ocean Queen (Br) Jones. Anueus-o a Knox 4
schr Equator orb Ranger, Harbor Island-Jos Eneas
scly x Gale tBrh ksddins. Yarmouth, Ns-Boyd
schr Anglo American tBr). Sickerson, St Andrews-R
seSr Issstia. RumrIl oalvesion--rupper 4 Bea,tie.
. schr Harry Ned, Green. New orsans-Rackest Tay-
schr John walker. overion. Jaeksonvine-vsn Bsunt
seSr Ann Amelia, Hudson, Norfolk. s
sohr Julius webh, Knapp, Br1stol--,s straDAnan.
schr bloomfield Ho6be, stamford
Arrived.
Steamship Northern Light Ellis Bremen, June 2, In bal
last and p<i passengers, 10 Isaac Taylor.
Steamship NIAGARA, Brakeman. Richmond and Norfolk to
steamship Sherman Dimes Boston, 80 hours in ballast,
Bars Aurora AusraiIs tpr) Todd, shanghae March g.
with eas Passed Anjier March 81. Cape OF
uood April where experienced several NV
gaies crossed the Equator May ~ NAY 20 LAT Ion
Bark Limerick Lass. Mshoney. Liverpool ~ days, with
mdse 70 n J Brookman. Had strong westerly winds
SarS sunshine. Packer, Newport Wales. May IS with
railroad ron, VIM Nelson. r Was days 70 the Banks
ai Is and saw no .ee from the Banks had sh
RAN Prosress tNorwJ oisen Bremen a days. In bala,
and no passengers, Punch, Mencke wendt Had
deaths among the passengers
vine Ac 70 Punch, Meincke a wendL
Bark Nybcrg DAM Bolesen Malaga IS dsys with fruit,
A. IN Cunch. Melncke A Wendt
Bsrk sana (Brj Brookman Bridgeport Co. Il days with
Brig Venus tBrh wlliams, Cardiff via Queenstown. u
ARG xnns Duncan tBr. CAESAR, cadis, s. days. with
ndse and passengers, 70 order.
Brs james Crow s9rl, Copsdon cisnfuesos, 10 days,
Br4s James Nurchie tBr) Stuart shules Ms days with
pBrss , YOUNG Davis, Naenas. with spars 70 snow .
nrss KAYE Foster, Poster Rondou,, bound East
Bchr sadon (Br slocumb, WINDSOR Ms, with platter 70
CrandAil. Umphrsy = Co.
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FRKIGHrs-The offerings TO Great Britain were rather
liberal and full rates generally obtained. The
engagements were:-To Liverpool F300o bushels
d. $50 hhds tobacco n 2s 100 bbs lard oil at l5s and
per steamer 5000 l0s 500 boxes bacon
26 500 terces lard at Asa. and $40 bales cotton at Nd
b0d To Bremen, 70 tons measurement goods at ia I'd
bales cotton at "a and is bae: tobacco e g. To Ham
terces lard 3d., 800 extract a Ns and small
lots measurement goods at l0s. 60a To Antwerp per
steamer, 30 bbs rosin private The charters
wereA Danish brig 70 Bristol aoo bills oiicake At ~
3D. and ship TO LAghorn, tobacco ct Os and back 70
New York, with MARBLE At So 900.
FLoua aRAM-ReceIps 202l bbls -four $50 bags
meal IL $50 bushels corn, $50 do The hour market
very buoyant again today and With az active demand
grades 26c Sc the high grades The advance
manly fresh ground old being In limited inquiry Cali
were about oo bills ncndng California; and 2oo bbls
state deliverable ~ SELLERS option In July ct 50 CO.
500 bbls at quotations For rye four improved
sales we're 700 bbs at IS 90 So a. Corn meal though
quiet ruled hrm sales A5) bbla at Is 10 for FarfAx and
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Brandyw1ne.
OF &C. per bushei Buyers pay any
az the qu. Prime
Selling he
per bushl for wheat in view Of which the mers refused
s?y Y: zoe. ss,i s. ssss E
@ 1877 o. prime @ as high
81 isasi Is and load 81 iiS for prime new
price paid for s,Por and ne %arss; closed avn !.
mixed 81 Is dowa % s 10 for prime 81 81 i Tor
" we're ss dull and lower
s 8 ns HISf1 give SIs :s
barley duh and nominal
sales ~ers 10 boston, bales, assc.
so do f0s July at i dS gold in SHnd :, a.
HAI roma ned heavy at soc 81 for shipping and 81
Rors were 10 moderate consump,ivs demand at fall
pG The sss wsre d o. p. .ss at M e to adi
gold Other kinds were unchanged
:s od p,ss
quoted AZ the close At Gle The s.es were 80 bes
al = ss Tor
ats Z ma a 80 IS 81 ss r.: a = g az q
sale vas made Of loo bSis Wilmington rope eisesed -
ss o 81: ss s p q
lard and is p:ss.:ss xsshs spsnss ne psss
arm NJ, ..:: s; 8
new mesa 50 - old Sls for prime and sa 2s
prime for future delivery sales we're rspored
s Is g st f.s ss ss ss
vain do Beef hams scarcely nn; small sales
go beef -,, :' sS sns ss.a &.
ss s' ~ s.. Cor s i Ss
nodsrass demand prsy.sd e fun resss sales 80 ocass
s e. 's sss 1n sSss SS r.. ~:
ss -f.s ss.9 ss y: 'is.
for State and loo S for Western Chcsss was In fair
ss . Is ss . ;as :ns Ss
s'oss were confined % sm. Ic,s fsos ho.sysT ssrs
81 ste tsi returned and delivered 20 bbl. and 30 do
DO Tor July at sc delivered 20 bbs The market for
TSs was nos. sales. 20
~. and & g 20 fsr :. i a.. Ssi e. s a.
white al s2c free board 2Oo do. lround tIus) At
Nc, 400 do. prime nsht 70 white at 2sc In
The .sics were SO bSiS standard white Il Zoo DO DO
lyo do DO for July and 900 do. prime light straw TO
"f Rue. on n .ss .pps a III sc for c.
make, closed arm a an advance Of per 10. Fsir
a Gar. m for CUBA s ia sao or Fore
Rco-the latter price Tor small lot ohoce-and l2isc for
isac iSsc for yellow lakc Isle for soft white.
and e,sc for powdered, crushed aud granusted
sKKps-Ai kinds ruled dull and prices were nominal In
srSAsNr remained steady 1000 Iba ., lie isc
Also 6o.0U lbs. grease ateSc. . l0c
ruled steady The sales were about 2o0 ros, At IKE
iltc. foF inferior 70 prime, ...
moderate Sales ss0 bbls. Western, In bond, a,
&C. DC.
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L,IREwoRKs-UP TOWN DEPor-A LARGE SUP.
ply OF best quality Fireworks the lowest cash prices
Faes Lanterns, balloons, &c. ~ NJ. h. T0wNsENDs 9sS
Broadway.
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whatever. Many Of this class are snrossd In
their own private sAS and pursuits and not what
may happen politically At present. although they will
hold themselves in readiness for opposition when the
proper time comcs The Southern elections thus allowed
70 60 BY default and otherwise IN favor Of the rcpubl
will silently accomplish . revolution, the like Of
which. In importance. has not been since the
colonial period The prospect H. therefore. in favor Of
harmony and tranquility and practical reunion In the
manner described There n consequently, no real
ground for the apprshensons expressed regarding the
forthcoming session. and the fears Of the spccu
is'os for rise In gold likely 70 prove unoundcd
The foreign exchange market remains very quiet and
ths rates for sterling have undergone fractional decline
Bankers bills England at sixty days quoted a.
1921 Ito; At three days, lIoH a X; commercial BILLS
loek =; bills on Paris al sixty days, 6l3x 6l2k I;
at three days. s.l2x a5io Other bankers bills we're
rated thus:-on Berlin, TAX Y; on Bremen. Tss .
x; on Frankfort, ak ~: on Amsterdam, ak Az I;
On Hamburg. 9eSa on Antwerp, 6.1a1 s6lsI.
Tho interest obtained by oaning gold here together
with the rites Of abroad operates 10 check
shipments OF specie and delay purchases Of foreign
exchange
The mining share market continues 70 be neglected
by tho public, and the worthessrss or many OF the
stocks on the st accounts for the Indifference thus mani
tested AT the nrst board Quartz Hill closed l5c CHER
than Of the same ume yesterday, selling At 81 7s Ia
Crosse Gold 1oc selling 81 81 os Consolidated Gregory
Gold was zoe lower selling 81 IS 80; corydon &C. selling
nj 81 20 WAIKIKI Lead sold as $50
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances ri the sub-Trsasury In this city for The
expired poruon Of The week have been - follovs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June WY N.
CorrRE-Rio-Pnme grades ruled firm, whilc the lower
grades heavy heard Of sales Of any descrp.
ton
previous prices The market ruled steady,
and fair business consummated Tho demand was
chiefly for export Sales 800 bales. We quote:-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-24

AFTER FUNDs,-The radicals of
Tennessee h1ve agents travelling in
the North and West, soliciting funds
with which to prosecute the cGnvass
in that State. They are monstrous
patriots, these Tennessee radicals,
but You never catch one of them
wearing himself out, unless he can
see money in the operation.
PARDoNs. every day few
pardons are issued, principally to
that class Of individuals who come
under the first and thirteenth ex-
ceptions of the proclamation, the
petty officer, and $4,000 clauses,
and few are occasionally granted Of
moro important character
Nesc York Herald.
The FRANKING PRIVILEGE. Chief
Justice Chase does not enjoy tho
franking privilege. Persons sending
him. applications for registers in
banruptcy will bear this in mind, and
thus save their papers from going to
the dead letter office.
The Anderson (Texas) Record re-
ports that n party of negroes went to
Bryan's Station, and attempted to-
rescue another negro, who was in
custody. Five of the party were
killed on the spot and three OF them
soon after hung.
NEW YORK. The World, of the
18th, says: Crime is rampant in the
city just now, as will be seen by our
local columns. In addition to two
suicides, there were two deaths from
murderous assaults.
Jerry Reed shot and killed IL young
man named William Mentzer, ut the
Augusta race-course, on Monday
night. Reed made his escape.
The robbers around Atlanta have
become so numerous and daring that
the country people have ceased to
trade with the town.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-24

ARKANSAS AND THE INJUNCTION
CAsEs.-Gov. Murphy, of Arkansas,
has telegraphed to Senator elect Gar
land, ordering him not to file peti-
tion for an injunction against the en-
forcement of the reconstruction bill
for that State, as he thinks that de-
cision against it will not result favora-
bly, to the interests of his constituents.
Senator Garland has accordingly
abandoned his intention to bring the
matte before the Supreme Court,
and .s been engaged by Governor
Sharkey in behalf of the Mississippi
petition.
We think the Governor has acted
wisely. We can see no good what
ever, but much harm, to the South
ern people, that would result in such
a decision. Besides, the causes will
not be heard until next Dece mber,
by which time the work of recon
struction will be nearly completed.