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oPpsAR p, q KETTLES AND SUGAR
~ ans, low for cash. at
% GEO. HUNTLEY'S.
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E.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Te,

|AECUIURN NOTICE.-Let-
tern festanentary on the estate Of Mich
|.es weilandt, late Of Susquehanna town
|.np. cambria county. deceased, have been
|gan.ed to the undersigned by the Register
u said county All persons having claims
|tsainss said estate will please present them
Eu payment. and thosc owing the same are
Fsqaested to make settlement without DELAY.
PETER SHERD. Executor.
CarTolltown, May so, l667.-6t.s
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FARM FOR SALE.-The sub.

sheriff's Office. Ebensbnrx. June June s.i 20. iss7 i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

Meeting Of the BreekIyn Plasserers-Thcy
strike for Eight H0urs.
The Brooklyn Piastercrs last night at their rooms
No. 70 Court street, the President, Mr. J. Walsh in
the chair The Treasurer reported balance Of s255 in
hand After the TRANSACTION Of routine business
the Chairman stated that the principal business Was the
discussion OF the eight hour question: and no hoped they
would act with moderation.
Mr. GALLAGHER, to bring tho subject before the So
ciety, moved that from Monday next, June 10, they
work but eight hours day. and that on saturdays they
commence work ~ seven O'Clock In the morning and
quit WORK az four o'clock +. NJ.
Mr.. DoueHARTY said he had doubt they al
willing vote for eight hours a days work, but he
did not think they all willing have their wages
reduced one-ffth He did no, like 10 In conflict
with the bosses.
M. GALLAGHER explained his reason for tho change
OF hours Saturdays, which that the laborers
loft OF work at four o'clock and the paserers had no
persons 10 attend them.
Mr. HopeKNs stated that he did not think the move
ment would conflict with tho BOSSES and moved th nj
the hours OF work be the Same every day.
Mr. A. KANE moved that when the vote was taken on
tho question: the OF the members be called from
the roll Carried
After some further discussion the vote was taken,
seventy Of the members voting TO strike the 10th OF
June, and twelve voting 70 adjourn the strike until the
fret Monday In November. The vote made unani-
nous, when the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
GENERAL GRANT Aao TINE RADICALS.

The Cincinnati Casefe. Of June T. referring 70 the
ported interview between Judge Cartier and General
Grant, and the statement that the former had asked the
General with which party he would act elected to the
Presidency says, after quoting paragraph the sub
ject from the fsispendcni:-
The above Is the opening Of long article in which the
Ind pendc,I proceeds 70 second the effort Of Wendell
Philips 10 dcmolish General Grant The story would
certainly be an extraordinary II II were true but
~ IL not true thai Judge Cartier called on General
Grant, 10 ascertain with which party he would act y
" he should be candidate for the Presidency II 10 very
wellxnown by those who have conversed with General
Grant that he has no sympathy with the democratic
party and n !: 20 happens that be Is candidate for the
Presidency he Will run a republican. General Grant
has 1T 10 express publicly his political views
bat s well known that he docs not try conceal from
those who with bim that bis sympathses are
decidedly with the republican party and furthermore. "
win probably be found that he ie quite ~ efficient in
tho principles OF the party those who assa
him. General Grant may may not DO candidate 70
the Presidency; but due TO him, and but just
TO sag, that he is republican, and would ind ignanty
dcciinea nosnsaaton from any other party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Affairs In M0ntrcnl-Pr0p0scd Heavy ship.
ment of Enfield Ri1cs-The Board Of Trade
ON PrivateerinG. &c.
MONTREAL, June s, 1861.
The War ONCE has decided Immediately shipping
to Canada thirty thousand Snider Endeds for by
the volunteers. An enormous quantity OF improved
snider ammunition has been despatched from woolwich
for the regulars and volunteers.
Paxton, who had been extradited for forgery, but
indicted for uerng forged paper acquitted by the
Court OF Appeals the ground that he could only
tried for forgery.
The Council Of the Board Of Trade to-day met Mr..
Field Of Birmingham, who is here to obtain express
sion OF opinion respecting the abolition Of prvateerng
during After hearing his views they passed
lutons approving his statements and promised that the
subject would be brought before general meeting Of
the Board to obtain their concurrence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
A M U s E M & Mt s..

StciBway Hall-NlusIcnl Festival.
The matinee Of the grand festival at this hall intro
duccd, before an immense audience. Miss Henrietta
Beebc, soprano Miss Netle Sterling, contrsto; Mr. w.
J. Hill, tenor, and Mr.. s. c. Campbell the celebrated
basso sooiss: splendid orchestra under the drcc-
ton OF Carl Rosa and George Mazka and Messrs Pease
and Colby pianIs Litszs greatest work. the Prelues
was given In unexceptionabe manner.
Last night Haydn's Creation given before tho
largest audience that assembled Steinway
Hall since its opening. The Creation may not be- in
strictly musical point OF view, great work tn o
Messiah or Samson but there il no doubt OF its pop-
arity. There Is something dramatic and ineligible
least to modern ideas OF about every
Der OF this ublime Creation that II 10 far appre-
ciable than anything speak Of In oratoro. Tho
sooists Madame Rosa, soprano; Mr. Simpson,
tenor, and J. Thomas. baritone The orchestra and
chorus under Mr. Ritter, superb and far surpassed
their previous attempts at oratorio The performance
without exception the best have heard this
son in the metropolis Tonight grand concert ON
ing orchestral works Of the highest order win be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

Rev. Joel Halves Of ConWeesirut.
HARTyoRp. Conn luna IN

HARTFORD, Conn. Juno Q, 1897.
The Rev. Joel Hawes D. D., for nearly assy ys-n
pastor Of the First Congressional church In this city
died In Gcad, in this stass eleven o'clock Tins morn
ing Of congestion Of the lungs He he'd been suffering
from severe cold for several days. but on Saturday
went 20 Giead 70 supply the pulpit In the CouerssS
tional church He preached there all day sunday 49,
sunday evening he had ouits 4 severe attack Of hemor
rage, which terminated In congestion o. the Iung -
mind was clear 70 the last but he had mucn ahssy
70 remark that he was almost bone sns Doesor -
oh yes, and thankful msi the srsa' NO wor. ss
as nrsss.t ~ ME bedsds when be died. Doctor Hawe4
was The eldest pastor IN the state; he was universally
liked and respected BY all, and bis loss VII @ m.cn
seventy eighth year, being ssvsnty.ssvsn ysass o'a
U0cowbGr 1nsk
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ARRIVAL m 4 poarla or TM JAPANESE EMBASSY.

-Four members Of the Japanese embassy arrived in tho
cy yesterday and now stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel Their names are;-Tuku~wa Uketchcy. setre-
tary Of legation sekey shinpatchsy, First Interpreter:
Euwater, First Lieutenant and Keno, Second Lieu
tenant; both the latter Of the japanese navy. They
VIII remain there awaiting the arrival Of the remaining
members OF the embassy, who expected on Sunday
next The whole party, except the naval officers, OK.
pect TO sail for japan on the 18th inst The naval
officers viii Afterwards go 70 Washington and sail In the
paness government Last night The members nov here
paid vislt 10 the Academy Of Music
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The NIinefrels.

Kelly Icons Mnsres are crowded every night with
eager admirers OF Leon's clever burlesques and ma-
tons OF operate singers and Of the immortal Japs
Griffin chrisy give, at the Fifth Avenue Opera House,
ventriloquism, somebody's Coat, and the Imperial
Black Jsps, with plenty Of beautiful singing and negro
deneations ad infnius. Tho san Francisco Minstrels
present an ntermnable programme Of fun and jol-
lily. Tony Pastor displays the centipedal
charms OF the White Crook, and the great
Jockey Dance, Butler 10 drawing good houses TO his
American theatre. Hoocy, In Brooklyn, has another
Japanese troupe hand and trip TO Paris in addition.
Tho Bunyan Taulealx shown up for tho last week
but two Union Hail. and the Georgia Genuine Colored
Minstrels present varied performance at Dodworth
Hall this week These are the attractions this week
the above mentioned places OF amusement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

LorBvufe June 8, 1867.
There was another very large the Wool
lawn Course to-day The first race, for tho Louisville
Hotel Purse Of 1900 tNo mile heats for ali ages was
won BY B,ssucks colt Pa trojan walking the track
The second race, single dash Of ~ mile for purse
on $3.50. free for all ages yes won by walshs bay
6jiv Albion time ana Three horses con.
tended, for the prize Tne third race was . grand
hand cav hurdle two miles, over eight hurdles Il was
contested \bv three horses, and vas won b. J. n
EhAlsy tY bSDs ps1rtN; .NnA AlNS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
The Case of Governor WeiIes-IIis Protests to
the President and Denial OF General Sheri-
dams Chnrges-Orgnnizaii Of his Levee
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE At RALEIGH. n. G.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
RAIKrGn, N. c., June S. /,

RALEIGH, N c., June S. 1867
Raleigh the scene Of a second sensation to. day
especially among the freedmen In the arrival Of Chief
Justice Chase. large and enthusiastic procession,
composed mostly Of the freedmen, with a number or
prominent citizens including Mayor W. D. Haywood and
tho City Council met the Chief Justice at the train
which arrived At four O'Clock this afternoon, and
escorted him, with floating banners and beat Of drum
the Marlborough House. In response the vociferous
calls OF the crowd, Mr. Chase appeared the balcony
and having been introduced BY Mayor Haywood spoke
as follows
MY Fmxsps-1 thank you for tho kind reception that
have received from the citizens OF Raleigh rejoice
that all men equal before tho law, aud hope that
may nil know how 70 use freedom. Let va all with
exception OF color aid in relieving our whole coun.
try. This will ever DO the dearest wish OF nv heart
thank you again for tho kindness Of your reception
Mr. Chase then retired from tho balcony amis, loud
applause from the assembled populsce followed by tho
significant comment the part Of the sable listeners
'sShort but good.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
FIRE N BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June s, 1857

BALTIMORE, June ., 1857.
AZ two o'clock this morning a fire broke out In the
building occupied a. q hay packing establishment, 6s
North street. The fremen promptly responded 70 the
alarm. but the c0mbustibe character Of the material
rendered tho extingulshmcnt OF tho flames work Of
great dinlculty. The buildings which belonged 70 ~.
J. N. Bonapare, were nearly destroyed BY The flames
Los several thousand dollars but covered BY insurance
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THE INDIAN WAR.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Confirmation Of tho Capture or q Mail Coach
and the Murder or the Drivers-Probable
Capture OF Another Coach-Eleven Thousand
Indian Warriors CnRiped in and around Gal.
: latin valley-The Senatorial Excursionisrs.
t OMAHA, Neb., June s, 1857
Mail Agent D. B. Ball, on the Union Pacific Railroad
just arrived from North Platte confirms the report Of the
capture Of the coach and mail last Sunday and the
killing Of tho two drivers Another coach Is expected to
have shared the same fate nothing has been heard
from It coach load OF passengers bound west re-
turned to North Platte and Of the passengers started
for New York this morning.
Ninety mules were recently stolen from Jack Nor
rows rancho by Spotted Tails bandof friendly Indians
battle was imminent between the whites and Spotted
TAIL but the Indians returned all but fifteen OF the
mules
Intelligence received at North Platte that tho In
dams had warned on all citizens from the road by the
1st OF June; hence the murders and depredations
Numbers Of men wish 10 enroll themselves under
Chivington TO defend the frontier, and have peoned
him 10 call them ont
Generals Sherman and Augur busy in the field.
The Senatorial party have had enough OF the Plains
and will return TO this city tomorrow. splendid
banquet has been prepared 1t the capital for hem The
tickets are $40 for outsiders.
There stirring times in the Gallan Valley, Mon.
tanA Three hundred volunteers armed and equipped,
the war trail Eleven thousand Indian warriors
are camped In and around the Valley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
DEPRESSION IN CHARLESTON.

Gloomy Effects OF General Slcklcs' Municipal
Ordcr-Hcavy Fall Of City Stock. &c.
CHARLESTON, 4 c., June s, 1893
Considerable depression prevails IN this community,
owing TO the recent orders OF General Sckes interfering
in municipal Affairs During the last two days city stock
fallen from ten 10 fifteen per cont The Board Of
Trade has passed resolution deprecating Of tho
provisions Of Order No. % injurious 70 the city, and
In relation thereto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

the first Of May viii that the debt bearing coin
interest has SOL 6o0 the debt bsarng
rency interest has decreased SAL 94 the matured
debt presented FOR payment So 2ls 500
and the debt bearing interest has increased $685. 2so
The amount Of coin tho Treasury decreased to
the extent Of o26 the currency balance has in
creased S3S e06 while the Of debt less cash
in the Treasury shows decrease Of $5,l70,15o
The arge balance in currency shown by the above
statement Of the LIST Of June caused principally from
the receipts from miscellaneous and internal
the close Of the month Of May being larger
than anticipated, well tho necessity to prepare
for tho interest falling due in few days the seven.
thirty notes and the principal Of compound in.crcs
notes and tho interest thereon and also to rcqus
lions expected few days from other departments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Call for a Republican state Convention.
RAlnGn, N. c., June .. 1851.
The republican Executive Committee Of the holden
wing OF the party met this afternoon. and issued a call
for a general convention OF the republican party In
North Carolina 70 meet II Raleigh the nrst Wednesday
In September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
MURDER TRIAL IN sraouDsSusc. "A.

srRoupsBuRG, Pa, June g. 1867
The trial OF Alexander Gould, William Ackerson and
Henry Nsekas for the murder OF Cstbarine Kerchner
hna rcsnIted In q verdict Of Acquitta.
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BALTIMORE, June 9, 1851.
In The case OF Samuel Clifford trial for the last two
days in thc Criminal Court OF this city, for The murder
wv H. Pesegoy some eghs or ten months ago,ths jury
ts-nlghs rspdsssA vsrdios = guilty. ef maaalapgetsE
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
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SPECIAL TElEGRAM TO THE HssALr
General LODgstreet's Views the Military
RllI.


NEw ORLEANS, June s, 1851.
General Longstrcet publishes a letter this morning
containing tho following paragraph 1.-THE Military
bill and amendments peace offerings We should
accept them such, and place ourselves upon them
the starting point from which to the future po
ical ssaes as they arse"
General Longstreet considers that tho republican
party having conquered by the war; should be sustained
by al parties as the representative OF the issues OF the
war; that due concession should be nade and that we
should all move forward TO meet the progress Of events
Tho democratic party Is in such condition that po
clan cannot seek alliance with It. IL Is opposed
TO the extension OF the right Of suffrage to negroes and
they being enfranchised, politician affiliate with
the democratic party He thinks the national faith
should be pledged TO tho republican party, as II
national party General Lon gsireet IL politician and
has desire go politics. but he says as this
people Of the South relieved and he considers Il
his duty thus openly TO express his views for the public
good
The Case of Governor WciIes-IIis Protests to
the President and Denial OF General sheri-
dams Chnrges-Orgnnization Of his Lcvee
Commissioners,
NEW OnKASs, Sune s. 1867.
Governor Wells publishes a letter addressed TO the
President protesting against his removal and another
very caustc, addressed TO General Sheridan, in which
he there ID not word OF truth in the charge that
he impeding the execution OF the laws OF Congress-
The Board OF Levee Commissioners, appointed by
Governor Wells met to-day and perfected their organi-
zation by electing Robert b. Stllc President; r.. H.
Angomar, Chief Engineer, and N. snethen, Secretary
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CHARLESTON, June s, 1897.
white man named Kerrs, who was recently commit
Ned 70 Jail on The charge Of attempted rape on little
lsplsrsA stl burg hinssn " ~ w ~ agbA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

MAIN SrEM UNIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
36l MILES WEST OF OMAHA, June 4, 1857.
General Sherman starts tomorrow with Augurs COM
mand for Fort sedgwck Julesburg station to look after
the Indians and the safety of the mail stage route.
wades Senatorial party spent the day here in General
Augur's camp. the end the track two and qnur
mllee of which has been LAID ten O'Clock this
morning. M MM Me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

The Judicial henSn~pnrty Divisions I'm the
DominiOn-C Oh federation and Opposition.
MONTREAL, June 8, 1867
Judge Alwyn has resigned his seat the bench DIFF.
ferent reasons are assigned for the step.
The newspapers charge George Brown and the "c ear
gr party with connyance with the Fenians and being
In correspondence with members Of the body in To-
ronto.
The rouge party has split in two. One-haf supports
the confederation plan In order to "gve II chance
The other half goes into determ ined opposition TO tho
confederates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

The Jsse stsses~ss Gssp.re< ~ssk shss 81
the Csrrespsrasss Te~e f.s~f Wear @.s ~ssh
the Mas ~tstswens ths. Wear.
the following sssmant % shs pmhlx eshs 90 No IA
OF June has jusi been x.asd from me rsess4y nsp&
menL We compare TIE agnres wsh ma ssat nsni made
- the corresponding tms lsxs yesr--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
RAtr,cu \ q y,re 4 q aopM


Judge Chase is receiving the members OF the North
Carolina bar at his at tho Marlborough House this
evening The attendance is very large aus tho utmost
cordiaity and good feeling prevails The Judge viii do
liver his charge 70 the Grand Jury morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
SPECIAL TElEsRAms TO TINE afaALp.

Lord Monck To Return as Governor General.
MONTREAL, June 9. 1861.
The Right Honorable Lord Monck will sail. with his
family nom England for Canada on the 18th OF the
present month
The English government has overlooked his action In
the Lamlrande extradon difficulty, and promised
him the Governor Generashp OF the dominion for
just SO long as he chooses to hold IT,
Mr.. McDeviu arrived here 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06


clamoriug for tobacco and Gre water offering few
skins, &C., exchange They becoming very bold
and since the straits frequented
and win give trouble any vessel that may get Shore
or that e not manned with sumo ient numbers for self
protection. Officers belonging 10 the British ship War
ran, now employed in surveying the Straits, we're
wounded BY them recently.
The steamer Sacramento at Cnpetown.
Captain Collins, commanding United States steamer
Sacramento under date Of March %, his ar
rival al capcown, west coast OF Africa from st. Paul dc
Loando.
The Belgian Consul MT New York.
The President has recognized Charles Mali as Consul
Of Belgium In New York
Board for the Examinatien Of tho West Point
Graduating Glass.
Special orders from tho War Department, Of juno 4,
appoint Board consist Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
John r. Head Surgeon; Brevet Major y. J. Marsh, As
nstant Surgeon, and Brevet lieutenant Colonel A. A.
woodruff, Assistant Surgeon 10 assemble At West Point
the 10th instant to examine into the physical quah
cations OF the members Of the graduating class OF cadets
and 10 report is proceedings the War Department.
The Board 10 directed 70 mako special report In the
Of any individual thought 70 be wanting the abl-
ty requisite for the military service. The same Board
has been ordered 10 examine the physical quainca.
tons OF the newly appointed cadets who may present
themselvca
stump Speakers GcinG south.
j. n Iansston, the coored lawyer, from obern,
Ohio, viii make tour through Virginia, speaking on
Monday Orange Court House; Tuesday ~ Gordons
vile; wednesday At Louisa Court House. onlThuYsday
IA Richmond, and 90 Saturday At fredericksburg
General H. A. Pierce formerly Of California ana nov
Of Norfolk, Va, will commence tour through the
southern Tier Of counties Of vry,pih RsAkins II Porte
pSuah o. Ipae1ey. ~ M ~
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SCEENCK'S sEAWEED T1NIj

This medicine invented by Dr. !. II. Schenck
If Philadelphia Is intended Ia dissolve the toHl
and make il info chymc, the first process of dl-
Cestion BY cleansing the stomach with Dr.
Sclcnck's Mandrake Pills the Tonic snun r5z
stores tie appetite. and food that could rot be
eaten before using 1t will be easily dige>ted.
Consumption canrot be cured by >chenck's
Puhnonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
Is made healthy and the appetite rest"red,hemce
the Tome aud Pills are required in nearly every
case of CONSUMPTION. A Ialf dozen bottles of
tie SEAWEED TONIC and three or four
boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS Will cure
ANY ordinary case of dyspepsia.
4 .>chenck makes professional visits IN New
Y,rk Boston. and at his principal office ~ Phil
a fe rhia every wyek week. See daily papcIs
oi each place, or his pamphlet on CONSUMPTION
f,' his DAYS for visit mon.
Please obServe.when purchasing, that the two
Il eness Of the doctur, one when IN the last
stage Of consumption, aud the other as he now
IS. in rerfeet health, are an the government
stamp.
General WEoIesals Agents: nemas Barnes d
20. q Park Row. New York =. :. Eesce.
Ire baltimore Sf.Haltimcre. Md.:Jchn d. ark.
\. Z. corner of Foaril- and Walnut 81. CincIn-
rafi. Oh 10: Walknr & Taylor. Ia and 30 " a.
bash Avenue ficag1 fill; C,dL'rs Brothers.
southwest corner of >ec"nd and Nn1c Sts- 81.
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