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New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

While our adyices from Cuba tell of grow
ing earnestness on the part of the Governor
General of that island for the suppression OF
the African slave-trade, it is pleasing to learn
that American slavers have disappeared
from the coast of Africa. A United States
cruiser has recently visited the Congo and
Bcnguela coasts, and other points of Western
Africa, without meeting with single vessel
engaged in the trade. For this pleasing III
formation we are indebted to dispatch re-
ceivcd by the Navy Department from Rear
Admiral Codon who further says that reports
come directly from the Governments of Loando
and st. Helena that the shameless traffic has
virtually ceased.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
MUSIC.

According to promise several classic pieces were
again performed at the Terrace Garden Concert last
night The second part OF the performance conprise
selections from Mendelssohn Beethoven Schubert ana
Mozart The Midsummer Nights Dream" the wonder
fully beautiful violin indicating tho dance OF
the fairies the exquisite flute tones at the end was
executed with dccacy and purity The Alegrctt"
from the cgh sympony by Beethoven and most Of the
other selections were also finely performed
The overture "vestale." by Spontini. portrays
most powerfully first n sweet peace OF soul then tle
struggle with human passions, and last, triumphant
10Y that thoy have been conquered waltz by strauss
Erste Auren" struck being more tender ana more
full OF depth than many other pieces by the same com
poser Yet the greatest of the evening was the
overture "Orpheus" by Ofionbach. This performance
was encored again and again. and the enthusiasm was
no more than the composition merits; III ranks uh
doubtedly among the best pieces or modern umes run
of wonder full OF richness sweetness ana power thOuEh
ont t contains particularly burst OF such exquisite
mcioiy that Beethoven himself might not refuse to ae
knowledge H. We cannot abstain from again exprrssinS
our qualification with the direction OF Mr. L. Matsha
who conducts with vigpr, an carncstness, ana ucp
conception Of the spirit Of the music. thar cannot la "a
impnrt Ia the orchestra something OF his own energy ahu
AIN
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

The colored men of Pennsylvania have or
ganized an Equal Rights League, and published
sensible address to their brethren through
out the State, urging them to combine and
form associations for securing equality be-
fore the law, and fair chance in the race
of life" "Let us be unit" they urge, " in
"this great moral struggle, and do not let
either friend or foe imagine that we are in
different spectators to scene that so much
concerns It's, or so little enlightened as to be
incapable of organization and systematic eff
fort" They have taken for their motto, In
dustry, Frugality, and Education let them adj
here to it, and they cannot fail of respect and
success. The next annual meeting of the
League will he held at Reading on the l4tll OF
Auuuat
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
LOUISIANA.

prGtsrp ALTON ExrESDEp-MoRE MURDERS IN NAT
CIIrOCHES. L E|
pr rnLsaRApn rRsrss
Nrw-ORIEANs, June 2l.--Gen. sheridan has ex-
tended the time registration throughout the State until
the 10Th OF July.
Natchoches the home Of the Joneses the nephews OF
Wells and the murlerers Of the Unionst stauner was
tho scene Of another personal difficulty on the 10Th
inst A murder was committed in this Parish, near
springve by certain Henry T. Adcock on the person
of A. j. Fletcher esq Justice OF the Peace OF the Thr-
teenth Ward While Fletcher working IN the field
Adcock was ambuscaded near by and fired at his vetm
with double -barreled shot gum Il Duckshot taxing
effect in the breast AFTER the sou OF the deceased
pursued the murderer for about quarter OF mile out
Adeock finding that his chance OF escaping was doubt
fu shot also at the young man aud wounded nun IN me
right arm and the thigh 0nthe sth inst MT srogges
killed by Jasper Matthews at Mobieys MIL about
three miles from springville IN this Parish
great dea of surprise IL manifested aud expressed
that Mr. King OF The Times not sent 10 Mexico.
EMIGRATION TO brazil.
NEw-ORLEANs, June 2i.--The steamship Catherine
Whiting left this morning with 260 BRAZILIAN emigrants
MIR A. b. Starbuck Of Troy out In her and devoes
his time and attention to the comfort Of the passengers
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

Dispatches from Florence state that the Party
of Action has made a first attempt to revolu-
tonze Rome. The attempt failed, ana forty
out of the two hundred revolutionists were
captured and imprisoned. But beginning
having once been made, we shall probably not
have to wait long for other attempts. 1t can
hardly be doubted that the revolutionary party
in Rome is very strong, and that day for the
rising having once been appointed thousands
of volunteers from all parties of Italy would
find it easy to cross the frontier and aid IN the
overthrow of the Temporal Power. The Party
of Action. it is thought, is only kept back from
a general attack upon the Papal dominlons
from fear that the Italian Government is at
present resolved to interpose in behalf OF the
Pope and suppress every outbreak.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
ruE IrNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ASt. Louis dispatch Of Thursday. stating that work
would have to be abandoned on the Union Paenc Kan
road unless more protection furnished against the lh
dinns conveys altogether an erroneous impression MI
Sidney Dillon who has charge Of the construction de
partnent Of the road left Omaha Monday. the 18th
inst and Is now this city, aud informs the company
that the work on the entire line west from Omaha has
not been interrupted for hour and the track continues
"a be LAID ut rate OF two miles day Inc lhlahs
have caused some ANNOYANCE TO the surveying parties
and tiecutters In the Rocky Mountains, but Gen shcr
man promises ample protection. ana there Is nor Ihe
slightest probability Of any interruption In me Mork
OLIVER AMEs President pro hh. OF L. T. H. H.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

A good amount of business was done in the
Convention yesterday, considering that the
members came together in the anticipation of
a brief session, and an early departure to their
homes The yeas and nays which we print on
the motion to adjourn to Monday even
ing give unwelcorAe proof of the
disposition to shirk the labors which the dele
gates were chosen to perform. The evasive,
and almost cOntemptuous, manner of reply
adopted by the Canal Commissioners to the
Convention resolution of inquiry received a
fitting reproof. The female suffrage question
was fairly set before the Convention.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
OBITUARY..
JUDGE LYONS OF RICHMOND.

JIDGI
On the 18th inst Judge William H. Lyons OF kch-
ond died OF typhoid fever under an attack OF which lie
had suffered for about a month. fhe Richmond Inquirer
SAYS: Judge Lyons was the son of the Hon. James
Lyons OF this city and born in the City of Richmond
on the sls OF May 1881 In isT ho entered william ana
Mary College. After year he entered the University
OF Virginia, where he continued Two anhuai SESSIONS
taking the academic course. and graduating with the
HIGHEST honors lie then devoted himself TO the study OF
Inv under his father and admitted to the bar
In 1850 he was elected TO the office OF Judge OF the
Hastings Court, previous to which time he became 4er
tenant IN Virginia company In which he served during
the late war He avery popular man the gentenesS
~ ia Al IsnositIon winning for him hosts or friends
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

Rebel Government. lie denies any legal force
to acts of the Rebel authorities on the ground
that the Rebellion did not effect the separation
of the States from the Union, and so could not
discharge any of the duties of their citizens, nor
relieve them from their responsibilities The
Cbief-Justice takes occasion to draw the dis
tinction between rebellion and civil war, and
TO explain the decisions of the Supreme Court
in the prize cases. The whole of this very
important and interesting opinion is printed in
another column.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

The remarkable statements respecting Gen.
Santa Annals recent life on Staten Island, made
by our reporter and by correspondent whose
letter we publish this morning, will attract
good deal of attention. Without expressing
any opinion as to the truth of the rumors
to which our correspondent refers, we may re-
mark that they have reached our ears at va
rious times and from various quarters within
tho last few months, but we have never been
able until now to trace them to any respons'-
bio source.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
mpxoyoRK DAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1867

selves which will most surely result IN pro-
ducing consequences which will 20 lar 10
" accomplish the political, financial, and social
p" ruin of the people of these States. We writo
"after calm, careful, deliberate reflection: Wo
D." give utterlncc to no idle apprehension, bat
to correct and fixed conclusions"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

Later dispatches from London show that the
conjecture which we made in THE TRIBUNE of
the 10Th as TO the cause of the Birmingham
riots on the previous day, was entirely correct.
The ant-Popery preaching of the zealot
Murphy, and the excitement created by the
obscene tract on the Confessional, which he
was employed to circulate, seem to have been
the whole cause of the disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

1t is reported that the Turkish Government
has again refused to comply with the request
of the Great Powers to cease hostilities against
the Cretans, and to have their grievances ex
amined by a Committee appointed conformity
by the Great Powers and the Porte. -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

The President and his party left Washing
ton and reached this city yesterday, and will
resume the journey to Boston at o'clock this
morning. The President has made no speeches,
and has not been received with enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

We print the text of Gen. Sickless letter of
resignation, in which he declares that Mr.
stanbery's Interpretation of the Reconstruction
Law deprives him of "means to protect life,
property, or the rights of citizens, and men
=" aces all interests in these States with ruin.n
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

IyTThe Money Mvket,luerchants Union Er-
press Co.'S CiTcHlar, and Market Reports on the
second page /; Ship Ne,rs, the Champagne Gases,
and Arguments on Ohurch-st Extension on the
third page and Books Of the Week on the siTth
pa0e of this BlorniRGs TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

1t is again reported that considerable reduc-
ton of the French army has been officially re-
solved upon. Thus, for once, Napoleon has set
an example which really deserves to be followed
by all the Governments of Europe.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
Nem'Uork Dailp gribmme
SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1867.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers $40 per annum
SEMi-WEIKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers 81 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers - per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line.
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-iOrk.
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20 CORRESPONDENTS.

No motto. Comnuheobs whIsv.t 10
he authenticated by the aud addr.
necessarily for publication but EuaraH, Tor
his good faith
All business should be addressed 10 TaE TniB
Use. kex-iok
esnns undertake return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

Chief-Justice Chase has given an important
decision at Raleigh concerning the liability of
Southern debtors for debts paid to Rebel re-
ceiyers under the SeQuestratiOn act Of the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
CHESS.
NEW YORK CHESS CLrB.

On next Monday evening will be played by tele-
ersph the first moves OF match between the Newlork
Chess Club OF this cy and Michigan Club OF Detroit
According to the regulations n move must be made AT
ieas once In 10 minutes and IL IN expected that the
game VIII 10 oomveted two VI al mosL three eNehpgs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
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with four metallic qualifications, man
may he prety Of earthly These are gold IN AS P
silver ia bis tongue in bis face. and iron in BIS heart
But for tonic appetizer and geute Stmn' here tsnS'e
iu, in PLANTATION No article has ever been so pousf'
dane half 50 much good let 81 who have not already tired hs g
sou.ehe once quality We understand that Tue D'og
.p roee Of this selling quantities. and that saee
family Is without H. -
MaesoLA delightful toilet artce-sureHor 10 cologne
and at bali the price. -------
A single trial of Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING
srHUP M teethpg jet failed to relieve the BABY ana
Overcome the pudees Of the mother viii relieve the poor little
s,arer Immediately ony frees the eSli from pain hut regulates
tAs stomach and bowels cures wind collie eoes ac and cures ds
en,y and dhea and health to the child and comforts The
mother
Thirty-sve cents bottle.
Be sure aud call for ..
"MRs wfSsrow's SOOTHING STKUP,"
H,yng the fac Of CrKTs PERKINS on the outside wrap
per All others are base limitations
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
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there 10 Ia6 Mai Extract Depot 5l Drdeay NeNioTk hs
the Health Beverage of ME liod einI sIenau as &
served In ihe school ior Feeble Minded Youths . . ,
As no other health preparation Ph such sen9c splIo,
need not miiste thor eItrav3gant ePasF "s' me
lIofs Mali Extract Will be ound bl All N ANUS a'A ''
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An agreeable and most desirable improve
mep has recently bcen perfected CHTAIgEs LYE YoR ThE HAIR
II restores gray hair original sud youthful hea
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out AZ once Sold by all druggists fancy goods dealers and fashionable
hair dresser. The supplied By the wholesale druggists
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
Business q oiire6.

All goods besrng stamp heavily plated on the finest aoa
nickel silver guarantee them respect superior 10 % ~
SheGed plate. 60 ,,Srr.,orr,,xa Co
srver,mi,hs aud Manufacturers Of Fine Electro-PAte
Providepce X l.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.

GEN. sICKIEs's LETTER oF RESIGNATION
rRLzsKApA TO rHB TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. June 2i.-The following is the letter
of Gen sicles. in which he asks to be relieved OF e
command of the Second Military District
HDQRs SECOND MILITARY DIsTRIcrJ
CHARLESTON, S. C., June ~, 1861
TO he Adjptant General Of he A,1ag Vac Department.
Washington, d. a.: ls
have tine honor to request that may be relieved frnm
command ia this Military District and ] respectfully
demand Court Of Inquiry upon MY official actions ths,
may yindcate myself from the accusation Of the Attor
ney General publishcd il is presumed with the approval
OF the President Congress having declared these 60
called State Governments Illegal the declaration VI the
Attorney General that military authority has not super
cedcd them prevents the execution OF the Reconstruction
acts disarms Of means TO protect c property or the
right of citens and menaces all interests these staes
with ruin. ID. H. ShKLis,
MaorGeneral Commanding
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

KEILY 4 Icons MINSTKBLS . o.
,,s pvFSIN(TIIR JAPS-NORMA. Eph Horn, Nehe selnou
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

RARNIM'S AMBisCAN MUShIM;, -r,,,pr urN
NV .xn rvINiNC-LASTD OF POMPhll-ItkEh , ~ ~,
DRED TIIOI'SAND CURIOSlIlES-'AN AhDIh"'iS . NN
sIiON OF WILD ANIMALS.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

A complete assortment of the above WARE
OF Retail By the nrOiuesr.
STARR ( MARCUS,
jewelers. snd Siversnths No p John'ss
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

fIFTHAvB OPERAH0USB , n,y,, @.
THIS RVFNING-Grau Chnsys Mlnsues-iiiS Ni'AA"'
INSTRUMENTATION THE POOR lNDlAN,S@
BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE, ,
rurs EVRNTNG-TIIE ORIGINAL GEORGIA MlNSlhhIS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

GFYUINE GORHAM PLATED WARE
Aiu' How,RD q Co. No 6le Brosiway n T.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

NETWORK MUSEUM. -. an ,ruv NISs
DAY AND EVENING -BANyARDS P1NvVHH11'I rSp PoB RO
ISS- Ppl-IUSBAND FOR An HOUR-lhSNi ~ .pT "' ~
FGOK-CiKiOSITlRs or NATURE AND AkI'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

KIBLOS GARDKN - <,,oor
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENlNG-Iht hLANh N'NO''
g.. Al Psrssicuns Ballet Troupe
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-06
MIRACLE NEAR. MONTREAL A
DYING NUN RESTORED To HER
HEALTH BY THE INTERPOLATION
OF THE VIRGIN.

AAAAeeAAhsAa MAN aWRN MAI - y
DYING Nun RESTORED To HER
HEALTH BY THE INTERROGATION
OF THE VIRGIN.
MONTREAL, {. f., Monday, Jan. ga
document has been published by authority
Of the Roman Catholic Bishop Of Quebec,
giving at great length the particulars Of
miraculous cure effected last New Near's
Day by the immaculate Virgin Mary, and
the authenticity Of which Is certified by
Or. Laehaine, graduate Of the Layel Uni-
versity. The scene Of the miracle was the
Jesus Mary Convent at Point Levi, opposite
Quebec.
In November, 1862, a nan Of that insti-
tuition, Sister Mary +. Thomas, after an
attack Of pleurisy, went into oonsumpliye
decline. Last May, hemonhage Of the
lungs commenced Ia the month Of De
Cember she had 10 take 30 her bed, being
unable 10 dress herself The symptoms
became worse, and her coniessor began 20
administer the last consolation Of religion.
AZ this stage the superior OF the convent
told her 10 pray for cure. She did SO,
addressing herself 10 the Immaculate Mary.
The other nuns did the same, and all We're
inspired with firm faith that New Years
Day would witness cure. On the 3let of
December candles were kept burning all
dhy before the image of Mary Ate O'Clock
on New Years morning she arose. after q
refreshing sleep, perfectly cured. When
the doctor came she opened the door 10
him, and he on seeing her, was thunder
struck, and believed he vas dreaming. He
nov certifes that on The 3lst Of December
she was in the last stage OF pulmonary con.
sumption, snd that on the first day OF jan
nary she vas instantly eund, and thar the
cure i q miracle.
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Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square.
y Rrly advertisers viii be entitled 20 a dis
count Of 10 per cent.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements viii
be charged tWO-thirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted in the TriW eekly
will be charged one dollar q SQUARE for first in
serton, and fifty cents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly, one dollar a square for each
insertion.
Special OF City Item Notices, % cents a line.
first, and 10 cents a line every additional iuser-
ton.
. Changes in advertisements viii be charged at
the rate Of 50 cents q square.
All advertisements are duo from date Of first
insertion. Hereafter the cash system will be
adhered 90. and no transient advertisements will
be taken unless accompanied BY the money.
+. g. DUHNINGTON a. Co..
Union and Dispatch.
ROBERTS, WATTERsoN q PUHvIf.
Banner.
Travis WINHAM, for
Press and Times Co.
Nashville. Tenn, Jan. q, 1867.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
IN Commission appointed By authority of Act
Of Congress, to pass upon the Claims Of loyal
persons, for compensation for their slaves. who
were enlisted or drafted into the United states
army, within the State Of Tennessee, il new in
session in Nashville. and prepared 10 receive all
such claims at the room Of the Commission
No. $50 COlOnnade Building, Cherry street.
0.E. DAVIS. President
U. s. Commission for State Of Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee.
dec2g-urff
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:dniun aud 9ispateh.

Largest Circulation in City and State
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Oriental PearI Dreps.

For Beautifying the Complexion, sfectually re
moves Tan, Freckles, BlOtches, and giving the
skin an elegant smOothness not easily attained by
any other. Its use among the ladies of fashion in
the East, gives il a character for efficacy which
at once stamps it as infinitely superior for the
toilet nf a lady
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RIVER FARM
F OR SALE.
ttfty Miles above .he igosIth of Ar
kansas River.
Containing 800 Acres of Land |
I7d ACRES CLEARED AND UNDER
taQnn EENEE

AS Oh IN A q GOD DWELLING HOUSE.
"a nln House WI IN Mill attached. kitchen,
1tsl" n"ases Nta ern in FuOdi repair. Smoke
tVusei Barn etc. In a good neighbOrh00d, and
ah.at luo acres abs We overflow.
,sRktt{ 20 JushPh BRANCH. e. h. 81 j.. A.
NNAA-N' ON tut dining places, OF az this once
=. sas ,itc mos snd Dispatch copy four weeks
elly sthd hah 10 this emce.-toiHrlts1 Herald
Nftu MfNfeNiF. IAN NM m,
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HnrIey,s stomaeh BItters.

For Debility. Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver
DisOrdered Stomach, there are no bitters that
compare with these IN removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
tors, Louisville, KY, corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-06
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in US. by a deed of pust executed By the
Beersheba Springs Company, bearing date OetO-
Der 9, 1850, and recorded in the Registers Office
Of Grundy county, State Of Tennessee, Book ID,
MONDAY, the ISTH DAY OF MARCH next,
sell to the highest bidder, for one-fourth cash,
and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, with waiver OF redemp-
ton, all the property conveyed in said deed Of
trust consisting Of upwards Of 5000 acres. OF
land, on which are situated the Hotel and other
buildings. containing some $50 rooms with ali
articles in said deed, which have not been de-
strOyed or taken away during the war.
This place, 50 well known as a summer resort,
il equally well fitted for a great literary insti-
tuition. JOHN ARMfIBLD, ! Tr,,et.es
TH0S. J. HARDING
iau97- dlu-w4t
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ADMINIsTRAToR,s SALE

A WILL OFFER FOR sAlR on THURSDAY
X FEB. lfth, 90 the late residence of William j
Drake. decd, fiN miles north Of Nashville be-
tween Hydcs Ferry and Buena Vista pike an
the personal property belonging 90 the estate III
said W. J. bT@ke, deed. consisting Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Stock etc. etc
Terms made known on day ofsale
JOHN b. DRAKE.
febl-2R Adminisfraiar