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cofhtNE CouRr. The Court met on Monday,
Ohiei justice Allen presiding. The first case called
on was thaf"f the King vs.. W. Stevenson, charged
win eanDezziemcnt- Mr. R. II. Stanley, counsel for
u prisoner moved to quash the indictment, on the
shoand u uncertainty. The motion was opposed by
u i.orhey-"eneral and the question having been
C ~ny arseei' was On Wednesday submitted to the
T "ui "hiea thefeupon adjourned 10 Monday next.
There are two bther criminal cases to come before the
' .a'i'e !ufy-one Tor larceny AMI one for adultery, SO
,lat II Is probable tha, the foreign jury VIII he mere
~ called on Monday, and dismissed until ths,Scxt
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unS S-Scm Manu0kawai, Antoine, for Maui.
&, g-sehr Rob Roy, for s:olokaI.
'uy i-schr Haloio. for Kauai.
-chr Netiie MerriI. Kinney, fer Kauli.
i-Sehr Sette. for Kauai.
i-stmr kilauea, McGregor. for WinIwarI Ports
an Ding Morning Star, BinghIm, for Micronesia.
81 Mona Packet, Marchaul. for Hawaii.
i-Schr Mary, Nika, for Kauai.
@schr Warwick, for Mo!okai.
-Schr Odd Fellow, CIuney, fr Hawaii.
IScnr Nate Lee, Fountain. for Maui.
sem Ma Moi, Wilbur, for Maui.
ISchr Helen. Bslastier, for Mani.
= snip Marie Laure, AvriI. Gt Callao.
FRINGE, Hatfield, for Kauai.
~ holEia, Howard, for Hawaii.
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IL viii be- seen that sJIne % the kaIins articles, especially
sugar and moIasses, show a material decline, which has been
caused by The embarrassment Of several Of the plantations
AIbrn l. Co. and in part 10 the low prices ruling ia San Fran
cisco fr these ARTICLES The price obtained barely pays the
cost u manufacture on some Of the Plantations, On the scale
that they re now conducted, which Is unquestionahIy more
expensive than ia nost otIer -usar-srp~ing countries
An extensive saS Of staple goals was held on Monday iast
by 4 J. Adams, Esas at thu store of Mes-rs. IiackfeId y Co.,
and fair prices, for the times, were realized.
On WedIsday Mr. Barlow sold an invoice Of groceries,
grain and th ,ex u. c. Murray, at his sa!esroum. Besides
tAe-e auctiOn sales, there has been little business doing the past
wsk. The dehasn i for sakable goods for the native and city
il steady, though during the summed months it is always
Ethan later in the year. The importations this fall from
home ports ae not likely to be 50 heavy a. usual, as but six
these IN well laden wAh coal. There is evidently no over
Stuck Of goods expected, and If the selections have been Judi
cious, there viii be a demand for all that may be on the way
out
Our marine report this week presents 4 very meagrc show
one foreign arrival, the Marie LGurs, which simply touched
for water; and one foreign departure for Micronesia
The CS4Het1s hourly booked for, but can hardly be expected
so long a > the present calm YEA Their Continues.
The ID. c. Murray is loading for San Francisco, aud prom
iss Ia sail on the 18th. Besides her, the LoHo is the only
squarergged vessel in port
Our latest dates from San FRANCISCAN were to June 10; from
New York 10y mail To May 10, by telegraph, TO June 3, and
bfrun London, by Telegraph, to June l.
- elf Of .fa lima D o
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'une S-Selr Nate Lee, Fountain, from Maui
O-cchr Narwick, HaIemake, from NoIokai.
So-sctr Prince, Hatfield, fr IN Kauai.
July I-Schr Ne;tie Merrill -, 80 ~ - ""
ESctr Active, Powers, from Hawaii.
q SV>chr Wary, Niks, from Kauai.
@Schr NpLolp. from Kauai.
e-sshr Vol W Anime, from Maui.
-schr Annie, Babcock. from Hawaii.
-stuir hiauea, MeGre.or, from WinIwari Ports.
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ships Mails.

- tstScisco-Per d. {. Murray. July 13.
- ARD PoRrs-Per Kilauea, on Nou.Iay.
roH hsuAi-per Mary to-day, Nettie on Monday.
foR HILo-Per Active, this day.
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DIED.

sns W. N-.a =, At kaluaaha, Miner Ledyari, son Of K
as. I" newton, aged ) weeks and 1 DAYS.
B,,;.Sa,I = IL ~ Honolulu, July :, of consumption, Mrs ]. l.
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sMARRiED.

Eenra ~. a. ,,eDSE-hay Both, in san Francisco. at the res
Can't 49,. - iather, by the Rev. +. V Veeler, ID d.,
G-or,e 60. iu.e Ia Maria Ellen. eldest daughter of Capt
Royal Navy" "i III E'e A'hr"4 "e"se'
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mn s. 1867.

EZs--~sO-OlO blTrei.. WHICH Id
n-,u1.- sach well Of 1867 barrels"
Our last vcars whaling report gave the number Of ships
Hhe North Pacific a. 20. and the oil taken 10y them 81 500 or
$50 barrels t. each ship, b@shle~ nearly II1Oo poanls Of
bone. Crude cosl-Gl i valued NJ 10 cents grr galiomi~ Aew
York what~eH, 20 cents, anil b-ne 90 cent, per pound
". find IN t. annual HJu- Of = coal oil We'll TO b. S521G -
a-airst SO 10 a = tir-anInEsi product - each North Pacific
utaaL- ship. rhi- being te Gus, whaling stock - al Investment
i pr-Gri's-
Ioy-r Sc ABovE YoUE EUsIsEss|k weHLtinei anrrinte
viii of-n make = tnore VIVID impression than IN hours IeeIur-
-i.s = ~eurpnui1hs; and viii Influence 4 mans conduct for life
Whether tr- blowing story Il JOHN Jacob Aston, who conn
Irenrs,l life a. a fur-traier in the Northwest territory. il true
" not. IL i one HAT carries with it a moral which should he
heeLd by every ysuns man- The lesson is-neFer b- ashamed
.. work. Whatever may b. your occupation-a day aborer,
xehanic, farmer, slol-keeper . observation-disclosures BE- above
business But 10 the story 4 stranger called on Mr..
Astor to purchase some fur:
Do you ever give credit, Mr. A-tor - inquired Mr. X
- do not credit strangers sir Was the reply, unless they
furnish satisfactory city raTence-"
a Them quoth Mr. r., q" the skins I have selected must
,uaire tb- time anil paying for the SANE he departed
l., the afternoon Of the SII- day. Just before the sailing oI
thu New Be- ford packet, the young trailer returned Tor his lot
II fur. Throwing the whole pack upon his back, he left the
sto.r- Ir hal nsi prscru!ti ~ dyzeH yards from the store,
VIZ Mr.. .stor called his us.1le, bidding him come hack.
GS:f.r said Mr. AstOr, "yDa can have credit Tor any amount
y Of goois you require, provided they are u hv touRi ia nay
store"
YOU no efty Ntrrnees-I'm a stranger here"
. 4 ask N other recommendation" responded the rich ner-
chant. . than that already furnished by Yourself The man
that i not above his bu-ifs- nsuI eve estate % apply u
John Jacob Astor7
Thus commenced Syie between two merchants, which
'sase oniinnsd = ls sn-taetier and aayania$y Of Is;h Of the
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PASSENGERS

80 80 'SpaARp PoRTs-Per KiIaGea, July Miss r
- p ions, Mis- & Parker, Miss 4 + johnson, Miss
Mr. m he' hr Bieknen, Rev j p Green, : J HaIstead,
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For Sale ChcHp!

Ii. ST EA NJ ENGINE 6xl2. BOUT
IN 5 hose power-nearly ~ and in perfect order;
And One Pair Centrifugal Machines, new;
Are offered for sale by the undersigned at very low rates.
in order to close consiguments-
k1s st H. HACkFELD * Co
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF HoMoLuLU.z. I.
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ID. n. FLITNER.
ID &. s. CO.,
annrt.-sn Yyr.b.

NOWWI>>lUN NtFtNauT>.
Especial attention paid to the interests of the Whaling Fle,, n,
the furnishing of funds. purchase and sale of Exclrssy.. oi
Bone, General Merchandise, and the procuring Of greieh
REFERENCES.
M-ssrs. Isaac HowLAND,J ia. * Co, New Bedford
w.t. T. PoPE. ESQ.,. do.
AIpRICH, MERRILL & Co San rrancisco.
$50 ly
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LOcAL COMMERCIAL.

The Collector Generals official exhibit 81 the lea ling export.
for the past six months IS published, with a Comparison
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26
Franklin Type Foundry.

Jas VINE STREET Cincinnati, o.
Between Fourth and fiuh streets.
Z. ALLISON, Supt
Manufacturers of and dealer. in news, book
and job tlpc, printing presses cnsrs, gallrys
etc IDAs and printing material ot EVERY del-
eruption Styteotypiug Of all kinds Books,
music. volume. ut ull sizes in modern aud
ancient languages cards labels, stamps. in
type metal or copper, Wood engraving. pat
tern letters ui various styles. %EIrctrotypiug in
ull boz branches rblu-if.
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NOTICE.

The partner hip heretofore existing under
me style and firm Of Jones y Vaughan, 10 the
grocery business ~ Bnip,yillc. is this day by
mutual consent dissolved An parties indebted
10 the nid firm will please cali upon lycrson
Vaughan 90 BIle-yillp. and settle, he alone be.
ing authorized 10 settle thc business Of the late
firm. \ ". 4. JONES,
WERSON VAUGHAN.
I'm retiring from the above firm. tender nv
.Inrurc thank to ms patrons for The liberal
patronage bestowed ou uii firm. and take
pleasure IN commanding the new firm, Smith 4
Vaughan b we'll worthy Of their future a,ors
srp'g.lt j. " 4. JONES.
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CITATION NOTICE

State ~ Nj ippi pauoIa conn
u.s.. 10 Harriet Golbronth and I'd
ward j. Ornc, dcvi.ccs aud lcpateo-
Of Richard f. Omc, deceased, and
duncan Gulbrcath, husband Of said
Harriet. You are hereby cited to
appear before the Probate Court Of
said county, at the court-housc there
Of, on the fourth Monday in January
next, to show cause why the petition
Of Jerome g. Stewart praying for
title to northwest quarter section land
40. ,, in township 10, of range 3,
west, in said county, sold him by
dccodent in dcccdcnts lifetime, should
not be granted. BY order of court,
issued December 3, 1866.
dcs-5w W.P. WooTrEN, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters u administration n boais saH having
been granted 10 the undersigned on The estate
Of ". n. Pash. deceased, BY the Probate court
At the December term 1855, for The ruunit ~
pAnolA aud State OF Mississippi therefore 81
persons having claims against said estate viii
present them within the time prescribed BY
is~, Or thsy will be forever barred and I'll these
indebted 70 said estate viii save costs by paying
up innsdisisly. n JASPER BENSON.
ssrs-ss Administrator
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TRUSTEES SALE or LNNnS.

70, virtue Of a dcei In trust 10 me executed
tvU \ Utk'r.lH uI ibH county ~ Pamela
ALL STATS uf NIa wi f1 -rrtr .hr payment
a. jrbt due los him 90 ltmrs T. Fletcher !
v,tI s. imt,t iherriu appointed uu the nh
d,, al February. isbi. ht thy ,uuri.huu., |uur
hi tt, t.au If Pamela To- sid county. between
rbs bnun Of q. " sul : T. NJ. proved tn .Jli
st puhlic auction To- the highest hidder. ioI
rvb. ,he flil1v Ing dofrthel bands situate aui
l,ing in said yiunti Of Pamela State # Mis-
,i.ippl and known and described rs ihf',-
,.rhth. Of the east hall ui section is rutt -ibrt,
f1lt tnun.hIp eight FISH,. rtugese,eu q, west
except. however. nl 81 that portion 81 said
tract Wing south u Ta'laha'tbir river
ntf.tt w.P WATKINS. Trustee
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SCHOOL ND.

ruHasHl iD wthu p, township. tu rnuHir
r,,.nr ,nI Isf. 1T 100 ,huiIliIg children m
Pamela tnunt, between ihr ter. % sH aud
r.shtr,a t.,f. uui their lfrputt wall o. tg-
p.Itrl Il, The President of lhr llttui ui Police
ui said count, Loo ihy iuvu If Pamela. up Co
uaudty. thy th ii, ct February neat. 10 10
nrlnsA w. u b. desired Co employ tive rom-
t,tsnt ptr.in. 90 10 Che Vutk-uuc 10 each
pnirt psir,l-.hs list 20 De- alphabetical,
arranged n, order IT ths lioirl January :
tscf " T. WuuTTEN,
non CLERK
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of administration on the estate n
Sterling Harris decease,i. having been rr,ntsd
TO the undersigned At the June term. ises AZ
Probate Court Of Pamela county. an psranps
claims against said estate viii nrrss,,
the sane for registration in the Probate CLERK.
Office q Pamela county. within the time prr.
by Law, OF they will b hfsrsr bsrrfd
&C NELSON.
dscl'-H Administrators.
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NOTICE.

Their, will be a special term % the nnarl Of
Police of Paualt county, un MONDAY, oh ia,
1T February newt a. attend 20 auy hu,iu,.'
that mas rumc h,lorr lhe Board relating tn
schools ut ths school fund If the county And
on rlc.la, follow ina q special tenn 90 attend
4, 40, aui 80 husiuga ihai mas %, presented
R4 order ul Cd, ltn,ul I..u.i january j.
l-tI. " + NuuIIEN
DI1.u tlrrk
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Mill1nCry.
.URS. n. ~. HELM,
Late Mis- R1berfonl

Take pleasure In informing her former friend.
and pa,tor, and the public generally that he
has iu.t op,nel a new and fashionable Nlliu
,ry and Dps-Nakins Establishment NJ l,t
ulIn Street Memphis Tenn vhrr, Size is pre-
r,nI TO meet hrr old friends ur hll any ORDER.
win nealncs and dispatch that comes under
I%rrIiuc 1t business lnrtculbr attention paid
20 t1mplrF Tor b%uiliug md embroidery
uutlO.lm
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTiCr,

Letter. Of administration un the ysisi, IT
Frud ii,h,'t iger,s,l having been granted
tn the unj ned ~ the April term lsgG If
tfs Probate r,urt 81 rsuo.a county go psrsdus
having ,llims alainsi said estate viii prpstni
thr SINE ur rrrisfmiiau 10 the Clrrk : uFcc IT
riuo.t enuufy. within the time prescribed bY
law. 90 toe, will De- ituvcr barred
C NEl.suN.
dtt.H Almini.ttster
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rut WEIRtS
T. iNOLt
rSa"ia ~ri@=t-stpfb
f#Irt
.uo .rurIu ayt ooalaI.o
tHau Ita. I#a.l. nIIt IfII nH...
alton ~ fhf slIls u.mliurI arJ
I. sul.,upfm lii a,alily
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BLOCK. LEHMAN a. CO..

Wholesale groccr', importers and mnnuinc.
tnrcr. Of BRANDiES, WHISTLES and WINES
Agents for nh brands Of tobacco and cignrs.
80. % West Second Street between Walnut
and Vine, CINCINNATI ONO.
oct27-ly-pd
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naiiiSsrs Oaisse Market. 4

&c iBaLTrMoRE,. May 2, 1867.
BEEF CATTLR.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
20 6se head, against $50 last week. b0f
the number offered, 23s head came from
Chicago, 129 from Ohio, and 10 from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; 100 from Pittsburg and
95 from York, Pa, over the Northern
Central railroad; IS from Pennsylvania
and IS from Maryland, on foot. Owing
to bare supply this week and light re-
ceipts last week, the market was firm
to-day, with an upward tendency. OF
the receipts $50 head were sold to Wash
incton butchers, 30 head to government
agents, and the balance taken by Balti
more butchers. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
600a6 SO: common Cattle 3 25aa IS; fair
q 75a9 20; good 8 so, and prime 0 as per
100 lbs, with few extra Cattle at
prices shade higher. d. ., .at,.ar
SHEEP-Supply fair this week. SALES
of clipped Sheep at Gaze per lib gross.
But few with fleece on sale. 49,
HoGs-Supply about equal to the de-
niand: sales at II 00s1l so per 100 lbs
net. IN
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81 Ting. "a "a. rIsRIRn

-.
ID ENG "a TIs RIED IN.
ID their patrons are prepared TO epoans
enterprise which has for it, object ths "ecsn
and promoticnpf the welfare Of m. rrgp,ect~,
In this Republic. and the developm,p, NV" We "a,
ovation OF our young and promisirg - A.a :!
Proprietor Of the Wheeling Rrsl>Irs S'e ihs
larged and improved this paper Ia p,s., ~. y, ~
mands Of increased ,eircglaiiaa and zoe d.
popularity, and now taxes pleasnr, IN IS'oSiss
10 fhe pcpple Of this Stale. tie I.arve,, iIas
est and Nest, Reliable Paper !. Ma.
TEE RRGisTRR can poiD,,.
history ~ the surest and best index az i,s = psi
course upon all Questions Of National ~, 'Sian
policy. believing that the war Vas end Ha''
its legitimate purposes attained with III. ss tN
dor Of the rebel armies, and the ahsp,",,,N,uttt
slavery and secession by the Sou,h H. ~. ~ a
TKR will be the unhinchlng advocate of IN nhLs
ures that tend 10 promote the nationaI LN.. atas
TO restore the unity Of the Goyernm.n, sss
extend to all sections the priceless, bI,.. sna 10
IN impartial Union and q lasting peaee 10 y
he equally firm in its opposition 10 an n,r,,.l M
schemes that impose unjust and INV arr,,,..
conditions upon The reunion of Govrrrs.t'l
thatKwas never Dcoiens fhs, guarantee nsr,..
nal ascsndancy TO one political party and nv
changing ostraciSm 10 every other. aaJ ~,
thwart the uishes Of every ratriotc hear, =.
leaving our country still divided, uur 49,,
dizunited, our Union unrcstorrd. To,,r,slrss
the opinion Of all men, while stsadfastly 80.
eating It's own, despising the proscrip,i,e he
Of faDaticism while firmly adherins 10 IT,
Convictions Of right and duty,
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
FOREIGN NEWS.
MIR Gladstone Resigns the Leadership
Of the Oppssiiion-Referm Demon
.trntjssAOthcr IN q tiers Of Interest.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The steamships
Union, from southampton, and City OF
Paris, from Queenstown, April 18th,
arrived to-day.
Mr.. Gladstone, in a letter resigning
the leadership of the opposition, says.
he will not move the amendment OF
which he gave notice, and will gladly
second any gentleman who Will bring
forward an amendment that he can APP
prove.
The Times SAYS Mr.. Gladstone cannot
resign. He owes it TO the liberal party
to remain it's leader.
The movement against the army re-
organization in France continues.
The Austrian Reichcroth meets on
May Goth.
berlin dispatches deny that Prussia
hal mace any warlike preparations
whatever.
Bavaria has not entered the North
German Confederation, AS rnmored
Marshal Forey was seriously i'll.
Girardin's paper, the Liberte, cOntin-
ued to stimulate the war feeling III
France.
The Bourse Gazette, of st. Petersburg,
advocates aSegiance between Russia,
Prussia and Italy.
The English journals generally refuse
to regard GladstOne's letter as virtual
resignation of the leadership of the Lib
eral party.
A monster reform demonstration took
place at Birmingham on the 22d ult.
From $4,000 to 100000 persons partici-
pated. John Bright made speech and
denounced the government reform bill
as a frand. tending rather to restrain
than extort franchise. He expressed
his regret that the bill was not opposed
on its second reading, and said that the
Liberal party was now helpless to i'm
prove radically bad bill. He con-
demned the conduct of the Liberal
members who had been deceived and
voted with the government, and called
upon the Liberal party to rally aronnd
Gladstone, whom he warmly eulogized.
The resolution denonncing the govern
ment measure was carried.
On the following day similar dem-
onstratiOn was held in Leeds. Twenty
FIVE thousand metropolitan volunteers
were reviewed.
The Golden statuo was formally in
augurated ut Manchester on the I'D.
Eight Thousand working tailors had
resolved to strike for reduction of the
hours Of labor.
Sir Robert MurchisOn is not satisfied
tof tho death of DIR. Livingstone, and
demands that an expedition be sent to
Africa to clear mp all doubts. az
| On Easter the Pope bestowed the
usual benediction on the city and the
world, FROM the Vatican, in presence Of
great concourse.
Omar Pacha had arrived in Gambia
and was making vigorous preparations
for prosecuting campaign against the
Insurgents. 4s.e -r-
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FROM THE SOUTH.


ar. Riycu Poiinrd-A Letter from eiss.
- e-.cr -P~rry-C hariesssn- Asenss.
N,w gYoRx, May 1.-THE Heralds
Richmond special says: H. Riyes Pol
lard. editor of the Richmond Examiner,
ANNOUNCED lecture at Lynchburg, Va,
on Thursday evening last, on the chiy.
airy of the, South, but General Wilcox,
the commander of the military post,
issued an order prohibiting its delivery
Pollard declares he will carry this case
up to President johnson as a question
involving liberty of speech.
The Herald's Venezuela letter says
that dreadful condition Of affairs ~
prevailing there, owing to tho siege ana
the scarcity of provisions. The vomito
was Also raging violently. 80.
The Times Charleston special says:
Ex-Proyisional Governor Perry has
written another letter discussing the
calling of a convention under the mill
tary clause. He argues that II called
it will be the iirst step to-
ward a general division of land
ed property among the ne
groes. He says it is against nature
and reason to suppose that an ignorant
majority will not pursue their own in
terests, regardless of rights. Thou
sands of unprincipled whites will unite
their destiny with the negroes for the
sake of spoils and plumber.
He thinks it better that Congress
sbould confiscate the lands than that
such degradation should he voluntarily
accepted, and says lie will live under a
military gevernment,no matter how ab-
solute and despotic, sooner than vote
negro government for six, when
every man will do when for cOnven-
tion He advises their men who are not
DISTINGUISHED as he values his life,
honor, property and the peace of socie-
ty, to register promptly and tn vote
understandingly on his ticket, no con-
vention.
CHARLESTON, May The street cal
question is at last settled. The direc:
tors Yesterday determined to admit all
classes of citizens to all cars. \ few
negroes availed themselves OF the PRIV
ilege, although the concession Is not yet
generally known.
Senator Wilson addressed large
crowd in the citadel grounds last even
ing, numbering about two thousand ne
groes and two hundred whites. His
speech lasted two hours. consisting
of al arraignment OF South Carolina as
the foremost champion of slavery in
the past, and advising the people, white
and black, to unite upon the platform
of the Union Republican party.
Governor Orr, of South Carolina, has
furnished the Herald with an abstract
of letters from all parts Of that State
which exhibits terrible state of snf'
fering from starvation i'll that section o.
the country.
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FROM NEW YORK.
BrNsaiity q Psiieemea-Qsaran tine
..n.Ha -Rire-COansePfeit sat. %

Brutality 81 Rottceme0-Qanran tine
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New YORK, Ma, 5.-Several cases of
brutality on the part of policeman, to-
wards prisoners, have occurred lately,
Yesterday, Officer Conrad shot man
named Brown in the face, dreadfully
mutilating it aud entirely destroying
his nose. The officer charged the pris-
oner with using threatening language
to hiu, but it was proven he had not
and the prisoner was discharged. =,
Portions Of Coney and Barren Islands
have been selected for quarantine,
boarding and landing stations.
The mansion of Aaron A. Degraw, in
Jamaica, Long Island, together with its
contents, was destroyed. by fire Friday
night Loss, from $4,000 to 81,
insured for $4,000. The fire was the
work of an incendiary. 4,i, s,i-.s -,ii
Counterfsiting plates for ones ard
fiye's on the Peoples National Bank of
Michigan, legal tender ono dollar bills,.
Ftogether with 5000 in bills ALREADY
printed, have been found by detectives
near Dobb's Ferry IT,, - 80 ~ -, ,I
Upoa, the rsqai-ition of the Gayernar
of Michigan. eis desperate acharaeter
named John Leroy alias Red Leary, Sas
arrested here last night on . charge, al
,ssaaIting with intent 10 kill Ascifixen
Of Michigan. 1fFy' - ,,l ,, 8, {iss =