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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07
Washington Items.
An additional regiment OF colored
troops was sent TO South Carolina Thurs
dAy.


day,
Horace Greeley was upon the aoor
OF the House day before yesterday, and
In conversation with Representative
Harris Of Maryland,
MIR. Bigelow, the late minister 10
France, was upon the floor OF the Senate
Thursday, and was surrounded by many
Of the Senators,
There is great rejoicing among the
importers sojourning at Washington, at
the virtual defeat Of the tarih. They
have gathered there in = large force
within few days.
The debate on paying the rebel as
SCISSORS was closed in the Senate Thurs
day. Mr.. Sherman Of Ohio triumphed
in his amendment in their favor by SO to
IL. Before its passage Messrs. Sher-
man and Chandler made mild apologies
for their excited language the previous
night.
The loan certificate bill still lies
upon the Speakers table, and it is gen.
orally thought that the Senate bill will
have to be taken Just as 1t stands, or
nothing will pass. II is apparently i'm
possible to effect compromise, and one
branch must give way altogether,
The Senate finance committee have
reported in favor OF the House vote on
the tax on cigars, and it IL therefore vir-
tually adopted, at the specific tax Of S.
per 1000 on all kinds. The income tax
is also accepted by the Senate commit
tee as it passed the House, at the rate Of
s per cent. with $1,000 exempt.
John B. Haskln Of New York, had
q long interview with the President re-
Gently, and talked over the situation
freely. He came TO the conclusion, at
the close Of his interview, that the Pres
ident has determined on q change Of his
Cabinet, and is Of the opinion that it
will be constituted as follows Secretary
of State, Charles Francis Adams; of the
Treasury, Hugh McCulloch; Of War,
Mai. Gen. Meade OF the Navy, Admiral
Farragut; OF the Interior, ex.Gov. Will
liam Aiken; Attorney General, Alex
ander Il. Stephens; Postmaster General,
Horace Greeley.
There was mulch excitement at the
capitol, Thursday afternoon, over the ex-
peCted veto message. Towards o'clock
it died away, as it was privately an
nounced that it would not be sent in
that day. There is no longer any doubt
that the President will veto the bill, as
he has informed prominent Republicans
aud Democrats hat he could not and
would not sign it. Prominent Demo.
Gratis asserts that they will not hllibus-
ter, and it is expected that the bill will
pass within two hours after the arrival
Of the veto message.
Mr.. Mn4rill al VHrn,ont, at IS O'Clock
Thursday, made a last effort to put the
tariff bill on its legs, by moving that the
committee be discharged from its con-
sideration. This required d two-thirds
vote, and failed. Then ThaG. Stevens
moved a concurrence in the Senate and
the House amendments, 90 as to send
the hill to 4 committee of conference,
but tho two-thirds were still lacking.
Mr.. Morrill, then moved a suspension OF
the rUes so rs to get in joint resolu-
ton raising the rates 20 per cent. on all
articlts Except tea, coffee, sugar, salt
and coal. This likewise failed, and the
tariff bill is conceded to be failure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

PERsoxAL.-Eon. VIM. A. Dart, of
Potsdam who was removed last Fall
from the position Of United States Dis
trict Attorng from the Northern Dis
trict Of New York, has again been des-
ignated fo' thst position by the At!or-
ney Genenl.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

FmR.-Thc school house ia District
No. ! in this town was, with all It's con
tents, consumed 10y fra on Wednesday
evening last. Cause OF tlre and amount
Of loss are, at present writing na-
known.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

TERPsCHoREAN.-The second public
Assembly in connection with F. J. Farr's
dancing class in Shoreham, will be held
at Rming's Hall ia that place on
Wednesday evening next.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

watch tAey came should take 1t il A
mild firm, no great harm could COM
OF 1t. V.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

Divorces GRANTED. $3.50 The Supreme
Court, at its recent session in Windsor
county, which adjourned on "Wednesday
last, granted twenty applications ior
divorce.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

LAMouLE CoUNTY.-The following is
a table of the population of Lamoille
county, arranged in order Of She largest
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-07

GRAND IsLS CsUsTY The following
is a table Of the population of Grand
Isle county, arranged Ia tho order Of the
lAroest manhattan
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
CONNECTICUT

TIRE INAUGURATION or GOV TNGLlSH-Hts ADDRESS
~ TKLssRsPH TRIBUNE.
HARTFORD. May THE election parade to-day was
the CIaudcst thing OF the kind witnessed IN Cohncc
ticut. Some 40 military companies wcro IN line In spite
Of the about $4,000 people came into the cty aud the
day was observed holiday. Coy. English received
the whole line riding on horseback and was received
with many cheers. MaOT-Gcn Franklin was Clci Mar
shal Of the day The Governor inaugdratcd at the
state House az O'Clock and delivered his message. DOd
worth's Band. at o'clock scrcnadcd the Gocruoi aud
Others AZ the Allyn House.
When the Legislature met this morning there 22l
Representatives present out OF 2 and 20 Snao ont 81
o. The ballot for Speaker gave The Hon john T. Wait
rep. Norwich 100 votes 10 100 for william j.
HaHeIslcy Dem. Hartford. james L. Taintor %
Colchester was elected clerk. and Dwight Marc,
tie Non Amos j. Gallup Of sterling was chosen Pr's
dent pro tcin having OvOtcs toB Tor lhc Hon George
Beach Of Hartford. John NJ Morris of New laycn vas
chosen Clerk having II votes 10 for Frederick cld,n
But tte business was Transacted n either 'c beyond
completing the organization A. - O'Clock, mo H1nse
went into Joint convention. Which was soon dissolved
and the Governors message read ia each House srp"r.
MESSAGE OF GOV. ENcLrsu.
Tie Message of Gov English is quite lengthy.
Speaking OF National affairs he says:
The right Of q state voluntarily TO withdraw from the
carry it into eaect -Four years Of sanguinary warfare
brought this result 10 the country; and yet The great Oh
icct Of that war has thus far been defeated TIC non
restored Ten States arc by the action oi Congress
denied all participation in the Nati0nal Government INC
laws Of which they are required 10 OBEY Mt.ues sucl
must inevitably destroy the fcdeTaivc character oi cur
CoyeTninent and transform the Republic into depot
ism The courte Of LEGISLATION pursued by Congress
toward the 10 states OF the South s in my judgment,
To the Union and tho Constitution as the Wihcpc o.
secession which has been suppressed.
large extent series of usurpahons aud ntrao ions OF
the Constitution commencing with propositions 70 IN
force amendments 81 hat instrument j, iG t ~, ~
OPthe people had voice, and Cyentuatne IN placing
that people IN "a time of profound peace under military
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
MARRIED.

roRN-BUIKBLEYo Tueay April 30 AZ Christ Church New
York b the Pew Dr Samuel Cox. assisted by the Rev M hSbee
Robert W Louise h. daughter ofhe late Horace W. BuAe
lev all 81 tls city.
COX-rOLLINSIu philadelphia Tucsly April d. az The Church
of the Messiah the Rev Mr. Eddy assisted T The Rev Mr Briggs
Mr Aim New-YoFs Miss Martha daughter OF the Kew
G. Collins of Philadelphia No carl%
ATrHEWSOn THURSDAY April i8 at Cnionyihe n t.
h, th, Rev H. T. MasNouh Mr. Edward DtamP Of PoserfIe
ard Miss Joseph Addngon Matthews o Patterson n j.
\SEY-ALYORD-O Tuesday April N a, the Church Of ih'
Trsu.Brnraton Rev. Dr Houghton Nla L. ha'y %
Iue NJ daughter Of the Aonro A. Avor all Of this city
Newark ~ j. Tuesday, April 10, by the
Re-, Dr. NJ Meier Smith, nyy g. Howell 10 Anna A., Youngest
daughter OF Nathan Boles, ESQ.
LORI-pYE-Ou Tuessy AIsl Al the residence Of Charles
Spks Nv the Alex Mclean, assisted by the Rev D. MarN
'harc, Lde r. Dc, Youngest daughter o The m 'afN
son and Margaret D,e. all Of this ely. No cards
OLwRLIs-MAJOR-On Monday, April 20. at 81 Augnstne'
Church Mossani hy the Rev James Major j. Henry f8seso
dwell to JOEY Kennedy, daughter Of Daniel MAJOR
-ADRANCB-On Tuesday April % al the Church Of the In
,uston Tying Gideon H. Mead 90 Frances S ash
Of NJ AdreDce. No cards
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IosDoN May 1-Noon-Thc Stock Board is closed to-
day and there arc consequently no prices to quote
Evcning.-Untcd States bonds closed to-day al -
FRANKrour. May limited States FiycTwenty bonds
76s.
Afternoon Bonds. 75i.
PARIS May i-United States bonds. 50. The Bonr'c i'
steady. Rentcs G7f SOC.
IIvERroof, May 1-Noon-Thc Cotton market today
opens easier at decline in prices The sales to-day are
no, likely to exceed 5000 bales Mddlng UplandS' Hiu
The Brcadsiuffs market is quiet and generally without
change Peas have declined Cd Md aro now quoted al
pcr quarter for AMERICAN wheat, Il per Genital for
Winter Red and II for California White. Corn 3 per
quarter for Mixed Western. Oats 3 Z per hu'he'
Barley, 4 10 per bu,hcl. The Provision uafAot
is quiet and steady. Pork has declined to 716
per barrel Beef i25. Bacon g.. Lard 81 Cheese 60
The market FOR American produce "a generally without
change Standard white Petroleum has declined TO 81
Common Rosn has declined to o. Ashes, 3i' for Pots
Tallow has declined TO AS. Glover Sccd 81 for Amer
can Red Spirits Petroleum, I'D. spiris Turponnc'" .
Aftcrnuon.-The Cotton market H. heavy, and prices
have declined H. since noon Niddlng Uplands iiia
lsd.
Evcninc.-The Cotton market closed dull and quiet.
with a DAYS sale Of some 5000 bales Mddlug UpandS,
uIal3d; Mlddng Orleans. ild. The market for Bread
stuffs is generally without change Barley however
has declined Id a bush. and now quoted at o. Wheat
49, = GENITAL for Rcd Western. aud a. for California
White Corn AI3 a. quarter for Mixed Western. Oats.
81 = bush. Peas 81 . quarter
The Provision market Is quiet and steady; Lard hH
ad yanced sd. aud ia sallhe at jl.3 cwt; PORK
II = bbl; Beef i27 a. bb; Bacon, 80 cwt; Cheese
co cwt The Produce market Is generally unehnngcd
Refined Petroleum has further declined to Is gall
Talow has declined to M y cwt Spirits Petroleum. lld
y gal; Ashes. 81 for Pots cwt; spriis Tufpentine &
A. cwt.; Rosn, 73 q cwt Tor common Wilmington aud
70 for fine; Glover Seed, 81 cwt for American Red
LoNDoN May Title London markets are generally
unchanged Linsced Oil has advanced to RJl per ;nn
Whale and Sperm quiet the former 90 $50 per iuh
and the hitter at Sugar. y per cwt for No -
Dutch STANDARD. Corn, &3I. Fig IRON. o. Lnsccd. &
for Calcutta. Linsccd Cakes. 80 ~ per tun for Thin
Obong.
Aftcmoon-suear steady at p for No y Dutch stand
ard.
Evening OILS quiet at f3) per tun for Whnlo and
Lin,ecd and GiJl for Sperm Lnseed Cakes, 40 per
tun for thin obong for feeding Lnseed C5 per cwt for
Calcutta Iron 52l for Scotch Pigs sugar, 2 per cwt
for No - Dutch standard
ASrwERr May I-Petrolcum is quoted at O. francs per
bbl. for Refined.
AfternCOn.-PctIoleum, i3t francs.
Eycninc-Petroicum closed at iJ francs per bbl FOR
Standard White.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
NAVY GAZETTE.
~ rnlreropn 10 rnr uuBrSg.

NJ IHfTNE'pN IlIbINE
Commander Bush Nalare detailed rom l Naval Acla.
n orc, ihr Gueuge; Capt Joseph ~ SANFORD detached 'N
M, u Fus.coa and ordered return North l' "a
asner Bancroft command Of the fatoma and ordered N"'
Leonard Paudng lrom command Of the Wsee hl or
,l home; Lieut. Commander Oscar j. Stanton fom duty Ns,s
Ad. and ordered the 1Ahuna Commander Jsns H.
,:e, command the WGieree Acting Master John A
ordered the Oneida Acini Second Assistant knsgeef
the NsteTc Ed ordered home" Aetng fhst nsh'
Lng.uerr John loyd placed on waiting onlsrs. , i,
f.p n Scott I. s. ~ ha bssn deiAecl hom tue 'omN"
the states steamer Ssrarac of tie Eoth Paihc slaAv
otderei return Moth anl tapt y W FTsaeY hes besh
con naul he Pensacola ...,o.....
C,p David NJ has oers 10 command the nhed
steamer P'rs,o fg ship Of the North PaoLc saa'n no" " '
ffsncie".
EI~tGSAT1ON ACoEfTiD
Commander T. A. Spencer recently attached To shAm'n
Liant william Gibson Las been placed on the th' N'
, HONORABLy DISCHARGED. .- 4.
Ans Engineer AueB W. Pierce Mate IloN Pinder ara h's ~
,.,,,nLhs s,Has',r W. ~ Hathaway. ne ,,e.
.ant Edwin webster to date hom hrl'embf ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
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DIED

ANpRrwS-ln wlnm.bursh y. on welaesay MAY ofhe'rt
". Wallace Andrews aged "a years months and d'j"
NS,gg @Snpsctat paper. please copy
ALDBN-on wednc'.y Mar Mary Frances wife Of James Alden
T5 isa o the family invited attend the funeral the Church
saint Charlie, Borneo sdreypc Brooklyn on Friday morning
st 10 clock without further initiation
gLooD- Peppee Mass Thursday April 1o Mr. Samuel Blo"
BRBwER-on Wednesday MAY AbahOm Brewer in the I'D year Of
The viii take p, from his late c'Is9e & 70 :s 5 Ws, yJ Fry y,
invited 10 attend without further notice
BnDgyBrRGnt savannah Gc9 saorIa ADJ M "a Mara ., C.
r ss:.sa @ a., s s d i''i+5 S i 1,as is
eaee No 81 Font Grcenepae Brooklyn without irther invite
uolMrS-Oa Tuesday April 90 Mr. Holmes, aged q years
The ,.'i, aud friends Of ias ls 'IS ne Ssge5e" BrocSH on
SATURDAY MAJ 4, ate o'clock y.
opOyonrEOn Monday April q. John ODonohHe ST. Ia 'he oo'h
rc 'ty,, a." friend. the @ and Of a; son. % james f. JSps
% 10 'Yel Ge s P,,.s 'f s1 Ssiops' r.e Cs%S S
SScon %s., ,eaicm mass VII b, Oacti thence to Calvary
Celte!rT..
.SI .nshter Of the hse francis Wr,hrep
Iis ;e, sla nes' s , '1 chs,ch orSer of Foab ave
Tv,ntyfntst THURSDAY, MAY It y o'o'h @' "'"''
RoyNcb,,, n y on wednesday, May l. 1te daughter Of
Jes,e and D. Caroline Roe in the sts year "i h', ss Il
ne o@ S's' e ,S 81 s esls ' Of {tr Sa On % May
- @ ,, r. m .sihg a Chester the arrival Of the 10 clock
R,yvoNp IN u,.dat Anil The residence ~ her daughter
M say bunker Mrs SnsJ Raymond IN the so'h !'"f 0' he'
NJ tsl
isom tie First PFesOy ieis ,, =, 4 osesk \ m
SMITH On Monday April 90 after short illness Gilbert Smith
M .n fieuds Of he family respectfully invited 10 attend
a. Ss from hs late residence NJ ll9 Wsvee,r On thurs
day MAY q st 1 o'clock y M
surITzn philadelphia Tuesday Apri 20 Alexander Shu"
the nd yesr Of his age ., ~, - eo, hs late REF,
iTes No. fSs M,rvust philadelphia, on friday MY ,so
Se"oi D. m Services zeO Church corner e tshtes. aha
cenmave 81 O'clock. The remains vl be taken F" heoe'A
~ y, Coz nsFmeut ,oo
SCIuI IT, Al Lis residence In Phadepha on TUESDAY! APh w. ~
u. schultz for many ysssa resident Of this eiy'
TANANon Tuesday evening April 9c sarab sonshdIes wdo" OF
Tslman, 10 the blth year ol Der age
The relatives friends o the family and OF hei
Ata respectfully n'd 70 tsnd ees
S.sl =, u,y Chapel Friday May aaP m without further
invitation
wutrr on an. oh ut al the residence of her sonnl.w Ewn
Msynsr Northampton Mas Hannah T. White wido" OF the late
ueo. Y. White Of this city A. 49,, 49,.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
The Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
br Congress, and bs1ins Director.
ponoi by the President Outed States Oasr hor cf
FIRST MORTGAGE TfHRTY-YEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX PR CENT ETBREsr 1888
PAYABLE sFMrASEUALbY IN GOLD
FoT sale through ...-4
CONTLSEsTAL NATIONAL BANK 3f.H
No. 2 NASsAysf.
sai nesr, CLARK DODGE Co.
BANKERS. NO. 81 WALLsr.
and JOHN J. CISCO SON
BANKERS. No 33 wALL-sr.
Ia tas City ofNer.YOrk. 49,,
HiNgrY pBR CENT ofthsr par gsae Acupel r,isre,s
Te,s Bond, .re secured by FIRST MORTGAGES . RAIL
ROAD AND EQUrpMEsr or sIxTgES THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER BILE much les, than ouelslf the TaREK
HUNDRED AND ens2Ie,ed in ,hs rsssi
substantial Manner fully equipped With ag socs locomotives
shops engine hOuses nd station budus bl mostly
ofbick. sad have beep
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
shsr an report by The Government Commissioned and
isngr In successful operatoo.
The Company iron all other matsga si -
complete Rocky ds,arcs from on,ss t
81 m-by September pledged for its conpsca
by the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 2,,
ACRES or LAND PER NILE g,asei to the csnp,nJ T the
Government aiion subsidy Of SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE OF ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago and North wesiem RhroN nes
completed ' Road omsh sDd' doing large bas
passengers and freight
The Chicago Pacific the Chicago Burlsn sst
Quincy Hannibal ard Joseph Railroad Companies e'ct 70
extend connecting rOsi Omaha during the next 50 that
four mnI East will greatly contribute to tho
busc,, Of , Road Central Pafc being constructed w
the Continent in 1870 insure all the business both passenger ant
eh Il eau possibly accommodates The these BOaas beis<
payable gold the small per nile there can be ques
n their safety The Company has ht'iOn recommending
them to the public being made with the National
generally roushou, the country or The aeecmnoos Of "
vssons ia these Bonds The Hon D. MORGAN soithe hsa
o,KRs AMEs Tr,.,es. JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
FIRES.

DEsTEU CuON OF TIE SHIP HIBERNIA-IOss ABOUT
sl20OOO-A FIREMAN DROWNED AND OTHERS IN
JURED.
shortly before o'clock last evening fire was dis
covered in the lower hold OF the welmown packet ship
Hibernia lying at Pier No 49, East River foot OF Beck
nnnst. When first seen, the fire was amidshps The
Fire Department responded promptly, and in a short
time dozen streams from first class steamers play
ing upon the flames The fire being the lower hold.
however rendered 10 difficult 10 at account OF the
smoke and heat With the aid OF the Underwriters boat
and tugs the shipping in the vicinity were towed
out OF danger
AbOut o'clock the burning ship carcencd over and
NAMED fast IN the mud rendering futile ali attempts %
scute her several frcnen and policemen who we're
board at the time thrown violently against the SIDE
Of the vessel William Dunlap OF Engine Company No. 4,
m attempting to escape fell overheard and was drowned
HIS body not recovered James MaCkay OF Engine
Company No l. had bis leg broken. lie conveyed 20
the civ Hospital by his comrades. Officer Geo wthall
OF the second Precinct received severe confusion OF The
manst and Police Surgeon Pooler called, who dressed
his wound. Several others were ewhat injured.
In spite OF the exertiOns Of the Fire Depart
ment under Chief Engineer Kngsland, assisted by En-
gneers Perley, Bates Orr and sniiysn the fire spread
and rigging Of the shipping In the vicinity and casting
glare upon the buildings ON the opposite side of ue
street The fact OF the vessel CarceniBg so much rem
dered the task Of subduing the fire doubiy difficult
the water thrown from the steamers instead OF going
into he hold ran down the inclined deck and ont OF the
scnppeTs AS we go press the re Is stl burning and
with every prospect OF completely destroying the vessel
The Hibernis built for the well known shipping
firm of Tapscott Bros. Co, Al cost OF $4,000. She
was launched IN May. 1894 and her completion was
dispatched 10 Liverpool under the command OF Capt
wae rated az and has always borne the reputation OF
being one OF the finest and swfest packets sailing out
tuns of pe iron in the hold ballast The loss
will be about ti2OOQO The spars ana coraage VIII prop
snrsd bmt In What Offices could not be ascertained
some little eXctemsht Was occasoned during the pro
gess OF the e by od a pound Of powder in
one OF his lockers, and this without doubt was wha'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
M1SSACHU USETTS.

INDICTED FOR ILLICIT DIsTILIING -TV EQuuH-
ALTON or BOUNTIES
BOsTON. May 1.-The Grand jury Of the United
states District Court indicted Ambrose Lewis and
Jabcz Frederick for Illicit dsting OF spirits, carried on
in RONbuy and Boston.
The House Of Representatives this afternoon discussed
the hin 10 e0ualiZe the bOunties OF soldiers and the
pending amendment, providing for licenses 10 he issued
Tor the sale Of liquors. the hcrcfron 10 be used
as sinkngfund for the purpose OF paying bountics as
proposed in the bill, rejected almost unanimously,
The pending amendments also rejected, and bill
then ordered third reading by l25 Yeas TO % Nays.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
TIE GospoRr, INDIANA, MURDER.

TEIEGEAPH 10 IHE TRIBUNE
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May THE following are the
particulars in regard the murder at Gospor Last night
John g Johns railroad agent aud tclegnphc operator was
found M ms office NJ a o'clock morning His head WIS
with horrible gashcs made by some blunt iusrl
nI.nt his brains knocked out, and lying IN pool oi
blood About 500 belonging 10 the railroad company y
missing No clue the murdercrs has been received.
The Louisville New-Albany, ana Chicago Railroad Com
many Offer reward of for the arrest Of the nur-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA.

UFUKUTA.
rEfsoEAra
MACON. Ga, May THE Coorcd Educational Con
venton met to-day. Mr. Eberhart in the chair There
is a full attendance The afternoon taken up with
explanations by Mr. Hbcrharlt and Capt Brian IA the
peculiar system education for the state Some person
alites occurred between McssTs. Richardson and Ehcr
hart the latter taking fall control Of the Convention.
Mr Ehehart said II SIR Richardson rcasserted that he
wished obtain power he uttered falschOOd.
Tho Convention adjourned 20 attend a Sunday School
celebration aud will meet again TO morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
THE BALTIMORE CITY ELECTION.

BALTIMORE May 1.-The election to-day for Judge
and Clerk Of the City Court passed off quietly The
aggregate vote was smaller than anticipated from
the importance OF the matter. The result is follows
Scott and George Conservative Democrats, 1l37 Kelly
and Kennards Radical Republicans. ls57 Johnson and
| Lynch, Conservative Republicans, 1900
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
MARINE INDULGENCE

So,ruAwrTOE May 1-NOon.-The Hamburg American
Packet Companys steamer Allomana, Capt. Meier from
NoYci1 on the 2Otb Of April arrived here late ycster-
dow aftrrnoon on the way to Hamburg.
LIyFRPoOI, May THE Steamship Great Eastern from
NeYor April H. rcst 2)th arrived At this port to-
day She will call at Brcst on her way to New York.
BprsT May The General Transatlantic COmpanys
steamship st. Laurent Capt Brocando which left Now
York on the Goth Of April arrived here late yesterday
afternoon, on tho way TO IIayre.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
S,yepf Away.

Res, G. CLARK Pastor VI Church Hope j. writes: may be
prejudc 20 the stitch male w rJar
Tho lock stitch" trsery considered e ol seciui
aud disposed utterly 20 dscin s o'De us
.ston that aistcioop stitch chest u Is The most
,.t and the II put the place Il is the most
ea.ly removed will make beautiful emhpidry u word ihe
Gibbs stitch phiosopla and VIII endure greater str'n
.ri /, liable rpthan otheG '-fdrerttseaeaG
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
EUROPE.
-
y ArfAIric TBLAGRAPH TO 1ns TiuBusr.
nTrT "a ~ TtIp ~ 49,

ny ArrMrc rBIs6rkPH 1l,Busr
GREAT BRITAIN.
IovDOy MAY -lfyening.-The Peace Conference
will meet in this city on the 12th instead OF The 18th
cr May. IL IL understood that Lord Stanley tho
Secretary Of state for Foreign Affairs who is to rep
resent Grcat Britain at the Conference will preside
over It's deliberations
King George of Greece Las arrived in London.
Nn.rln A. d-ll-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
TENNESSEE.

TEtEsH,rH TO rHE THiHuaE
MEMPHIS, May 1.-The meeting on the Memphis
Course Monday promises to surpas any former one
large Dumbcr OF celebrated horses have already ar
rived and more are expected to-day.
severe storm occurred here last night and today,
accompanied by heavy fall OF rain.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
THE SUPREME COURT.

~ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WAsIHNeTON, May1 lsGi-Ihe hearing oi the hr-
m.nt nm the patent ease No lGa Lowell Manufacturing
Company agt The Hartford Carpet Company. was cog
tnnrd aud will be concluded tomorrow Tie next ease
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
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