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New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
Ofean 6ieamers.

9tTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- NRW-YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA-The Panama,
Neszealand and Australian Roys Mail CoTpry dispatch
me -. connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
1 ~ lork for Aspnva lCoon) the 1h Of each
snP o lass will be through
te following rates Fa NesioFk TO ports in HewZeasnt
w r s WV y, M5oTTns $40 10 SJH for kTtelass and s2l5 to
Special steamers the newly discovered gold region hoAuA
NeW-ZeaAnd.
Arrangements are completed for sung through bills Of adns
Freight pas able here -, N l., an
FOR fte information application 70 be made to the Paes Mall
'''~--'-f CHARLES W. WEST, Agent.
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Bales bp Auttion.
IMPORTANT SALE


IMPORTANT SALE
y FIRST.CLASS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PAINTINGS,
kng the entire private Of H. LysT ESQ., OF New
q York City. and ALEX. WHITE esq, Of Chicago, -
consisting OF specimens Of the most important works Of the following
r" modern masters
p The American School 10 represented BY:
ID HUNTINGDON w T. RICHARDS,
A Il. DURAND, s. r. MlGNOr,
!. T. CHURCH, A. d. sHATTUCK,
A B1BRSrADT, r NJ. STAlGG,
EASTMAN JOHNSON, A. = BELLOWS,
&. X CLIFFORD, 3 COLaAN,
HART, GEO n. HALL,
JANIS NJ HART, 4. T. TAFT
DR HAAS NJ b. KITTBLIA
The French School BY The following Artists:
II MERLE RDwARD PRBRg
FAUYBLBr PLASSAN,
BBRANGRR, DE JONGHB.
TOULMOUCHE, i. NOlLRMOT
T. WILKINS TRAYBR
HAMON II. BARON,
fICiIBL COMPTB CALIX
IAMBINEr A. JOURDAN,
BRILLOUIN, GiRARDBT.
G. TROYOE, GUILIEMIN.
The Flemish and Dusseldorf Schools represented by:
HBlLBUTH PROFESSOR HILDEBRASDT,
JOSEPH LRS VRRSCHUUR,
MEYER Won BREMEN PRRYER,
CARL HUBSER vRRBOECKH0vBN,
BOSkR j. ROBBIE
BORTCHRR, l.. DE- BEUL,
u. G. KOBK K0EK, y. i MKIkRHKlM,
HANNAH GESSELSCHAPP,
IIEPFENBACH VAN SCHENDEl,
HIDDBMAN CALISCH
PROFESSOR JUDSON, DILLENS
PROFESSOR GRUND, MOBSLiNGER,
With others American French Flemish English Schools
TO RE SOLD BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
At tbeE Galleries Nos 8l7 and Bls Broadway,
q, s Rve7,ps Of WEDNESDAY Zh and THURSDAY 2b March
will Exhibition, and after Friday Z2d ns nom u a. H.
pnil 10 p m. to days Of sale.
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EW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1906. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1867.
COMMENCING DEC. 10. 1906.
Passenger Station IN Twentyseventh and FouEi
Entrance on T".niI-se'enthsL


ave. Entrance TWENTY seVenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE EBw. YORK; -
For New Haven zoo 500 (EI) lLJO IN I'D Cih 1oO Lih
For Brigeport 100 &OO (EI) l13o nj l2l5 EL) 900 EIb
For Milford and stafford Z co. II 20 a M 3i5, 40 p
For Fairfield Southport and Wesipoh ~" H." m @' N'0P
For Horw.I 700 800 CRIl 800 ll8 i?l' Erl 300 Eih
3l5 40, $50 800 (ELl Pm
For Darien 100, 600 II 30 A. IN 34S. go $50 P. m
Por ll3O q 2l3, 3f5 80,
FOR Stanford ZOO 500 (Er 800 lL3O l2l3 (EIl 2l9, 1OO
Trl. 3l5 40, $50. $50, so tBID p m =. ..
For Chester and intermediate stations 100 ao M M "i
as A3O, $40, $50, 100 p m. a ,
Por Boston via Springfield 200 m (RLL 800 OH sOoP
Tor Boston via shore Line, l2l5 (RL), 400 -.
For Hartford and Springfield 400 tsIl RS 200 (Erh s0O
FOR Connection, Railroad 200 I) i2'P m to Mon
For Hsod Providence and Fi Railroad 600 I) m IL Is
n-n--.4 81. m -
u IS 800, 800 p m.
For Canal Railroad, IL m 20 Northampton
For HOusat0nic Railroad, 300 IN. 300 p
For Eaugatuck Railroad. 800 IN. 800 y.
For Dsnbury snd HorrAh Railroad 100, 800 m, $50
commodioas Sleeping Can attached to 500 m tr.in -
IA. HOlr, SUIT
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Dentistrp.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orlgl.
,i the sua,thetc oIde administer
manner most approved by medical profession DO nothing bay
TRACT TRRTl and they certainly do that NlIuoUI FA
~ cGO peus testify their At the once NO cooper
Institute
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Hunters Point 6:l5s 25 $3.50 m 's:o m
1880 m 2:3O D. M; s4.30 p. $50 $50 8:3
sundsys $3.50 1850 sop .Ihroufh 10 Great heef
Msnhasset Port
7:aO M 1880 Tuesday and Saturday nights EIa leaves
Flushing II Hunters Point at l2;l3 Boats leave james
Slip ever half hour; Thirty fouThst every Is minutes
L. c. VOORHEES,, Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEWJERSEY.
~ Trains will leave Jersey City for Permort al b3 aud 9l m
las 422 and 6C Saturdays only at HIS m Thes'l2
and 4l3 trains run through TO Aonsey. ...-. -
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-1rains leave
~ Of CouaBst for PHILADELFHiA al and 10 IL
g. ana u for BALINoKE aud WAsusgroS AZ aud va n
p n, end piasikhi
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

ONG ISLAND Winter ar
H rArgemeus Jan. l67-Leayes James Slip Newiork
for Greenpot snd stations il a. M or syos
et ana saion YAphAnk train land to RIVER
head ON Saturdays only) p for syonst and way laon' p
IN, Farmngdae ard way stations
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
iE PANY-Commencing Monday December a. l8 Leave New
York BarcAyst caHecng with Lehgh VALLEY haoa ana
br,pcbesl At G:l5 Express a. Mail train p m III
press train Accommodation leaves At2O m IAesett,
oxn Mail leaves Al $3.50 horistoun Express At In ad
don day 20 Newark I'VE TO south orange
spd tbre, 70 Summit A. BRRTHOUD General Superintendent
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DOSTPONEMENT!
ADRIAN H. MuILEE Auetoneer. ~
NTATUARTE LOTS BULkHEAD, PIER,

VALUABLE LOTS, BULKHEAD, PIER,
WATER RIGHTS 10 the City Of Br9GEy1 sy 9ST m Of 9s
4 r. WILKINS Co. w.n SELL at auction on InttSDAl Aach
~ 1867 70 o'clock the Exchange Ssesroon No IN
36 LOTS Of LAND situate the north side Of Johnst and er
e Of Jarst in Brooklyn together with the BUAhHAD
h iTFR RIGHT and PIER the This property mas
ont OF feet John. with buhead Of the same width aI =
- "a v 1og feet Tie pier bukhead nearly built In
H. most sgbnt fsterngs ana were constructed
he direction the best dock builders m e euh
shOr distance Of the ieres ~ the oo'
r %" - =. - - of+hs Sncioreerz 1889
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lUPREME COURT-City and County of New.


- iofS-n Psriton-PHILo T. RUGGLEs, Receiver and oiher.
PIaint, sgans. LEWIsA DEPAU, and Others Defendants
so al special Term thereof eighth January 1907 the
& a. the Exchange saesToo% Nol Broass cy
ooa Sy Anthony j. BeecLe The following described lands
All at certain piece parcel and lot onnd Ward Of the
CITY ofNesYok being the solher bali part Of The er now Known
m Ie Ian Of me- brlihsai between said Pier Twelve
d pier Pier Number Eleven North River at The foot
hat @ of The sane which hes orthey ue right angle from
G f % S o or 9s s 81 Of Carlisle % street, and the ,oucr1 side or
advantages enoget growing scerrg o'o gro" aad accrue
Also ali that certain lot the building, thereon erected siante
% being The Of SeTo 1 G S5s % SR S3d Ts1 bounded % and G
kaown by the humber egh,hve lo| Ms'. % & sTV @ % Of West
ss dgt oas @ @,ca, isS 55 m n.s e.. S i@ Sy Ss
W easiey through the center OF party wan
@ @ pib s1opV parallel With West street I ( Cj
inches thence a'cry and parallel with Ae!Ry stree! fSseE @ ei
With West eighteen s feet ~ inches 70 land ae OF Peter
neho and parallel with Albany stree. S 1 NE, S S,s.y feet sieve" 0
o. aid eastery twenty-five t25 feet four ~ inches
G ali ii certain 10, Of ground situate lying and being The First
Ward Of e City Of HesYo formerly lot number a
g.Ty cS5Ssd p1 by James Bunysn and wife Andres Ogden
me, Heard Which eastern Eo{ % WAS % sS noe BY
eset sguery BY the ground now or & a.e O If 'JoS or ~ bE I
deceased and westerly BY and lot late the occupation
Geo G fS9'1s "a il G1 csS on e eis Ii 4 snS IS @
se be tse ,srae more eDaiei NewYoE January i5 1861
FA law 6TTh bEN1AoiiS y. 9in -
| CIjPREME COURT.-City and County of
| - Eey.York-wILLIAM FBRDON Plaintiff sgt JAMES KYLE
d others Defendants pursuance Of the judgment OF the above en
tiled above entitled action on tie twenty 'eel
March 1857 the referee appointed ard by said Judgment O he
purpose Of Carrying effect such Judgment vii sell a. pubic
he Rrehpqe sales Room Number Ill Broadwsy 10 the Cy OF rev
yorl day April 1907 at " O'Clock noon through
nMRS MILLER real estate auctoneer; ~ he soutey pA ~
Of Hudson
re which conveyed Thomas Kyle deceased hs he o.
aid defendant Kyle by the executors OF Davd beru
" deed dated April ISIS recorded In the ONCE the egs,er @
Cy and County Ia Lber lB9 OF COnyeynees page 10
,bh southe1 mart bounded contains follows viz tommen
6g ON e eastery said lot (bng the westerly sde OF TUCSON
,e At pont sant souhery from the souhweser corner OF
rond Hudson forty nine feet nine inches ana running
uthev along the side Of Hudson street forty ee nls
ts eprr westerly along Souery side Of said lot four inches 70
he wcsy si1e norther along the sestsr %
M t inches thence easery across shd 9 70
Mace Of BE- ginning westerly ne Of Hudson street, togr
erected the
| ora - March 21t 1857
| JOHN &. BUSHNELL. Referee, 80 Nassau street
wM w. LOwERRE, Plaintiffs Attorney 70 warren stree"
| " ch25 2ssJW
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Wtean GteGmer6.
nXC1p.'C MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
PAW a THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA.
can WING UNITED STATES MALE

rlrA 'INU INIIED NTAIkS MAIZE
Vans PANAMA RAibkOAD
p, No. V North River foot Canal at u O'clock
noon follows a. - a, ...a. fl, ,.,.az,
GpHi iicilEHRF 6HAUNcSY Capt Gray connecting with
GOLDEN AGE Capt Watkins - -,
April 2o-oCEAS QUEEN Cspt n A. Harris, connecting with
MONTANA, Capt Sutton.
All departures oils and 2st connect at Pana
PsSc LIST aud llh for Central Aner
ian ports and those Of ist touch a MsuzaulIo.
Departure Of nth with the steam line on
Panama to Australia and New-Zealsnd
Of March H. 1867 will connect With the Compauys steamer
CoodO 10 leave San Francisco for Yokohama and Hong Kong on AP
), 1867 49, ~
hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free
passage tickets and all further information apply at the ohee
'A0 ""4''i 'VN' VI N~N~ 4''" @>N''
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W. II. MILLER, Auctioneer ~
RY JOHNSON, MILLER "a HALL, AUC-

- TTONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS No - NaSaausN
corner Celarst New-NOrk
TUESDAY APRIL o'clock the Exchange Saesfoo
Valuable PospoctPark Houses Atantcaye Mreave and Css
Hon.ave. A..
SIsve side GO feet south Of WyckOf ST. two elegant three
horv Pbsdephabrk and sucar Houses hrownoe
Basement aoi trimmings H42Io55 gas and water o"
wahuhs, &e IheSe HOUSES
new built and only blocks from the grand entrance 10 fos
faf . , VI, ...
ne choice l4 feet deep This The hnest avenue IN boo
3p being vide having four OF shade trees
Myrtle southeast Of Grsnave adjoining row Oh lo
! orr hck With marble trimmings two Lots
Csson ave- side 100 feet north Of Lseteaye siI Let's
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.
SALBSROOM NO 81 NASSAU.ST., OPPOSITE TIE POST

1 UFFIIF.
MINER sOMBRvILLE win @ at auction THIS DAY ChnTsay)
private residence No 10 Macdug
F tuesr Aoityt) LARGE AND EXTENSIVE sale ofHGISlOLD
PRNITk cons and black walnut po snies IN
T. crimson brocaie reps; rosewood bad marble top bureaus
sshstsDds euaIleled cottage suites curd hair matt feather be
he'd linen English Brussels and ply carpets
h ors crimson damask cutns and oornices lounges sofas
ai black walnut Also the fine Ciua sud
together Of kitchen furniture "ith which
Esa. evil freum
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

BOUNDARIES OF NEVADA.
Ia Tue TRIBUNE ALMANAC now ready
Pdss W sesS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

NRAND EXCLUSION
w TO TIE PARIS EXPOSITION
and frscl classo going iron steamship
HAVANA. 2OYj tan, burden,
St-lrn Whitman. Commander.
VIII Eewlork % iare and back sailing nom
Der No as N1r River Wcdnesa~ April H. a. y clock taking
passengers for Paris London sni Bremen Returning viii sl nom
avre giving passengers holding excursion ueEes about 'i
weeks in Europe. go. -.
apd and elg gut fitted expressly for is
Ne viii ouly frEi-cass passengers
An e1pereucel Surgeon board
n cIrreuc % lave $50 and tio 10 Ha'c anu
retur $3.50 &JlO. according 20 size OF sttero'n
and passage apply 70 tie agents,
THAiER a. SARGENT, No. - South ST., or
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
Gteamboais an1 Railroads.

I ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY:
aud amer March IS 1851 the steamers OF this Company VIII
follows leaving Pier No 20 East River foot oluiger'I Ne"
-.-.. .,-,. ,.,,,- cree,
FOLK-Steame ARTISAN, Cap q. G. Gibbs WEDNESDAYS ani
SATURDAYS st { p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trins leave Depot foot
sos m Bay Tfr sof Rochester Bssao sslaaaaes Duri.
snl al points West and south
g;45A m WsT Train daily for Otsyle.
1900 a m Erprcss 3a. Buffalo, Ssamanc,, sni West
4.Ol H. WAY. far Port JerYis. NeEbgrgh. Warrl-A
500 m Night Etprea Buffalo Salamanca, and Duukirk
Il. H. AZ Train for Suren
Night EIprsss daily, for BuHao haanane~ DanA'A
tnd all points w est and South
1850 p m Emgrani Train, daily Tor TIE West . e..
Boiling Passac Ani Paterson ~
auI g15 m l. m las 3f5 go 0:l5 and II mdaiy IN
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Theaicr Train at u o'clock.
ran In direct connection With Southern and Western
lines mum RIDDLE NeAi oHpN
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JrTnIs easy ST Tie Afs0Yt property . ,
Fr mans particulars aud permits apply 20 the AuctGncers
THURSDAY, April Z, 1851,

pY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broadway cor
I) 4hSaes Of Works Of Art PaDe Goods Furniture &c
GEo 4. LEAvTr Auct.oaeer
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, 40S Broadway.
4D LEAyITT STREBEIGH CO.. successors 10 f. Cooley Cox
xlGSNESr, SOLICITED. LlBEAIEs CATALo6uED AND SOLD
HENRY ID. MINER, AuctiOneer.-SaleSroom
III No 81 Eassaust.. opposite the PostOhce.
SONEKVILLE Will for unuher Of years past
I'll personal sales Of Household furniture al The resi-
bs families declining housekeeping and At their SalesrOom No
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
NATI0NAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

NATIONAL STEAM NAV lGAIlON CUM
n PANY Gind Stesne weekly 70 Liverpool calling Queen,
town TIE splendid First class Iron Steam.hp Of tbs Line "i be d'
patched follows from Pier No North River; - -. a., IN
ERIN. Cutting
ENGLAND PrOwse.
VIRGINIA. tDAl'
"HELVECIA" Thompson ohl OhpAii AlI' @''
experienced Surgeon each ship free OF charge.
Dras for any amount payable at any bank II uIea DN "
Oh the Continent .o,t,
Cabin passage 70 Liverpool OF QuethNO"h ~ sou
" g.
THROUGH Passage Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bremen London, ke
low - o..
tickets 20 bring from Liverpool OF queens
BE- ohtaind al No p loadwsy
Fo Freight Cabin Passage apply al the Ohee Of tEe Company NO
the Passage OLce O tie Com
PNNy' "O - 4-'' - ~~ F. w J. HURST, Manager.
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neoOinS CARDS. &r.

1T VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
N toust-WEDDlNG CARDS and blNk STAlIoSkki th'iAo
Nslec lsl5D
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BR00K-Steamer SUN
BEAM CaP A. ldreth, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS "per
time table. .-..--.-
The and beautiful side wheel RIVER QUEEN will be put
on Gag Hsrbor about MAY !, 1861.
DAVID WILLIAMS, President. No Beekman-st
] s Tu1nLL- Ageni. No jan IS sip.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

NEW-Y0RK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP GU.
TIIR FIRST-CLASS L. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CHAS HOfER hA.ter
will leave Pier No t6 N r. SATURDAY, April hd a. n
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
TakpE passengers Southampton London ae Ann brtnsn
The o,ing rates PAYABLE gold It's equivalent IN currency;
Fjrs Cabin $40; Second Cabin, SOS: steerage, &35
Prom Bremen Southampton and Havrc 10 Eew-York
FIRST Cabin $40; Second Cabin SO Stee1ge S33
EXCURSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOMIE
Pr,t Cabin $40 Second Cabin, $50 Seerage, so
Battle Capt A. O. April 70 W. Metropolis W. Wer May
'""'s' Isaac TAYLOR. 2rssiasut No. " 8rssdssE.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

POURTEEN VALUABLE NEW-lORk HOUSES AND ONB
VACANT LOT n West Fory-hhhst
Fiethst splendid ory s. H. y House basement
perfect order containing all the modern i'm
broernts aud carpets cornces and curtains
No Ffh-ave, 4Story H. 3 T. >
fIouse basement concred uboer containing IA rooms all mod
6rn improvement splendid location.
SIXTY sronist N s. commencing Sc r. East Of Seondave opI
pry s. p B. B. s basement Houses contains nine rooms al
cordt n S. commencing % Of Frstave I similar
Frs',ve sucng in " of two Houses
West fost GNh n S. 200 f. W. Of Fnbae, vacant lot
2s.lO1
Toms easy on 5 the above property
For u.p particulars permits, arply to the Auctoncers
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons hay-
II inc claims against AUGUSTUS JAMES late Of the City Of New
deceased that they are required exhibit the with the
vcers thereof 10 the subscriber his Office No "a Markets.,
peqhs eeps within three after the date hereof
Dgt.I ian lg57 H. d. YARiCK, Trustee
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-02
From Washington ,

n WASHINGTON, July 1.
The Executive will not communicate any
message TO Congress on the assembling of that
oody tor the reason that this is to be merely an
adjourned session and not an extra one
Horace Greeley arrived here to-day, having
been summoned to testify before the Judiciary
COMMITTEE in relation 10 the bailing of JEFF.
Davis.
Early this morning the engineer of the Clar
endon Hotel, which is undergoing repairs pro-
ceeded to that establishment to shut off the
gas,lt having previously occurred to him while
iying IN bed in another part OF the neighbor-
hood that the gas was escaping. While en-
saged IN that service two watchmen entered
loud explosion, which shattered the walls
and seriously njured the three men. "a q
SO far only thirty members of Congress have
arrived in this city. r.
By General Order No. 66, lated at the Ad-
jutant Generals office, june 29th it is order
I'd that in addition TO the salute prescribed by
paragraph 270, revised regulations, department
commanders are hereby directed to give such
orders Tor an appropriate observation by the
troops OF the approaching anniversary of the
independence OF the United States as the
state OF the service within their respective
commands may render appropriate
The cashier OF the Treasury this morning re-
ceived from person in Philadelphia $4,000
towards paying off the national debt; also, $40
from person in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The notice Of the Treasury Department.
published this morning, relative to commits
slons, applies only TO 1880 notes bearing date
August 10, 1854. The June and July issues
are not yet convertible.
No dispatches have been received at the
headquarters of the Army or Indian Bureau
confirming the reports of the disaster to Cen
Gustav. .sl..i--.-~-- -
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court is still
dangerously ill, but with prospect of recove-
~. - ~
Inc City Collector Hall, Republican, after
entering upon his duties appointed colored
man as one of his clerks.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were over two million dollars. rer -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-02
Politics i'm Ten n ess.e.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1.
Judge Gault, chairman of the Conservative
Central Committee, recently addressed cir
cular to the county courts requesting them to
appoint officers to hold State election, as
Stunning that the law giving them power had
not been repealed. Gev. Brownlow issues a
procls nation this morning declaring that
quested as the power to appoint officers to
hold an election has been taken from them aud
conferred upon the Commissioners of Regis
trati0n. He denounces the circular as sedi-
tious, wick and revolutionary and warn the
they Will lay themselves Liable to punishment
and concludes by ordering Gen. Cooper to dis
pose of the militia under his command so as
to enforce the franchise laws in its letter and
spirit.
Inc political canvass in Tennessee is becom-
ing animated and exciting.
merchant named Rice was killed at John
sonVille yesterday. Politics was the cause.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-02
From California.

DAN FRANCISCO, July 1.
The steamship Montana, ior Panama, sailed
today taking Sl,272, 3S6, Including $1,15S, 3e6
for New York. Total amount of specie shin
ped from this port since January LIST has been
$2O,S05000.
The steamer Orihamme, from Portland, Ore
gon, has arrived, bringing $l35,OO0 in treasure.
The ship Goacquinn is loading with -four at
this port for Pernambuco. This is the first
shipment hence of this produce for that port.
Suits have been commenced against c. q.
Meader and Meader, Scion & Co, to recover
sale. -
Advices from Idaho state that the Indians
continue their deprcdations.
General Crooks eyneditiop stor+s 70, c+or,
Mountain July LIST, with four companies of cav
airy ana ontlof ntedinfantry. Hard fight
ing is expected.
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Wcs,erll Ifenla.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.
An Omaha despatch says the water from the
mountains coming down the Missouri river are
overffowing the bottoms on the Iowa side and
also some OF the places on the Nebraska side.
Large quantities OF Government freight are
exposed on the bank of the river. which it is
feared will be swept away. The foundation of
the railroad depot on the Iowa side is under
water for the third time this season Part of
the depot has been removed to Omaha.
Fifty Mormon missionaries have arrived in
this city from Salt Lake, en- route for Europe
The government commissioners have ac-
Gepted the last completed section Of the Union
fac,ho railroad. The working parties on the
roaa are fully protected against the Indians.
zen Custar at last accounts was at the forks
OF me republican river, ready to pursue the
INDIANS II they should move southwark
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-02

NEW YORK. July /.
The Comptroller of the currency states that
the amount to be raised by taxation in this city
and county the present year amounts to near
ly twenty-five millions of dollars, which is
about five million more than last year.
The International Caledonian games came
off Today at Jones woods, having been post
poned from Thursday last Gu account OF the
weather. The attendance was large and the
affair very successful. The prizes, two gold
medals, were won by Adam b. Lythe, of Bos.
ton, for putting the heavy stone and putting
the light stone.
la the U. S. District Court this morning
Judge Chapman sentenced several persons con.
vlcted of counterfoiting and passing counter.
felt money, to various terms of IMPRISONMENT
among others Charles o. Brockway to fifteen
years at hard labor, and Atkinson, 10 years old
to the same term.
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new York Market.

- . NEW YORK, July l.
264c 80 . - - ! O. = .-p -
riour-20 q 25c lower; sales $500 bills; State at
% II co. round hoop Ohio at 10 20 "a u Is; West
ern AZ % g II 90 Southern at 75@ 10 SO; Cali
fornia at II 90 q 1926 ESD aclG 10 s'-sIl.- 81
,Wheat.3@ &c lower; sales $50 BUSH. No. 2
chicago Spring 20; Milwaukee No.l2 at Is; new
White Georgia b5. s5SI II hsslt[ ,-#f- y =
,Corn-unchansed; sales 40 900 BUSH; new. Mixed
l 10 @1H. - ~ = u - 49, -
oats-higher; sales 20 900 BUSH; Ohio 81 a CSC
Western IS "a tic. TG',.-"'- - =. -
Beet-ffrmer. = DA ti-.jE ECg
~ P 70 firm; sales 1880 bills new at
LMasr.d,-dnll; sales 7so bbls. at III q 123c.
Whiskey-quiet. ll-s so = -
TO good 81 .l'T--f- = -
Cofee-very firm; sales 200 bags Rio on the spot,
and two cargoes to arrive, both at private terms.
MOlasses-dull; Porto Rico at 62sc. go M
Naval StOres--iull.
Freights to Liyerpool-frm. l..z y Il
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-02
Death Of Il cara DIM rai Pearson

PORTSMOUTH, July l.
Rear Admiral George +. Pearson died at the
Philbrick House in this city at % minutes past
o'clock this morning. He has been here
about one month, ailing with the chronic diar
rhea. About a week since he caught cold, and
has been failing until his death. He was at
tended by DR.. Richeter. His wife and daughter
have been with him. Admiral Pearson entered
the service in 1915, and has seen over 80 years
and aged 68 years. He preceded Admiral Bal
ley as Commandant of this station, and subse-
quently commanded the Pacific squadron, his
last duty being at Annapolis as President OF
Naval Board to examine the graduation class.