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o. NOTICE.-THh STOCKHOLDERS OF

E4S5@ NOIlCE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
49, the PkNNSYLNANlA RAILROAD COM
PANY pursuant TO adjournment had al their annual
mtetiugJ Will meet at Concert Hall, No. 1919 CHI ES.
NU1 street, in the City OF Phadel phIa, on TUES
DAY the SOth day OF prll A D. 1867, at II o'clock
a. M. and notice Is hereby given that al said meeting
the Act OF Assembly, approved March 22d, 1857,
tilted AN Act to repeal an act entitled "A further
Railroad Company authorizing an Increase OF capital
stock and to borrow money approved the twenty
first day OF March. a. d. one thousand eight hundred
andsiXty SIX and also TO authorize the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company by this act to Increase It's capital
stock, TO issue bonds and secure the same Dy mort
gage:" approved the twenty-second day OF March,
A. ID. 1867; proposed increase hereunder OF the
capital stock OF this Company by SUOOOO shares and
OF the same from time 10 time by the Board
OF Directors and the proposed exercise by the said
Board OF Directors of the granted by the
act issuing bonds and securing the same by mort
cages for the purposes in the said act mentioned aud
within the limits therein prescribed will be submitte
to the stockholders for their action in the premises
BY order OF the Board OF Directors. : -
EDM UND SMITH,
46tt secretary.
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229 FAIRIES 6 WARNER, 229
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE RACE,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Doublewidth Cloth for Sacques, 81.
MeltOns for Boys Wear and SRcques, So cents.
25 pieces White Pques, hne quality, so cents.
JOB Lot Corded Piques, 625a cents.
Double.wldth All wool Delhines, 6S cents,
Black Alpacas, 40, 45 81, 56. 62c., etc. etc.
sun Umbrellas from auction, s1'S5 and $175.
Fine Bley Linens from auction, 371a and 50 cents.
Black and While Balmorals. Sl25.
Gents Htmsttcbed Hdkts,, 81 cents bargain.
Ladies' Hemstitched II okts.. 8 cents, bargain.
Misses Linen Hdkis., 10 cents.
Misses' Buff Gloves, 30 cents, cheap.
Ladies' and Misses Spring Gloves, great variety,
Hosiery. grea ly reduced prices
Regular-made Bleached Hose 40 cents
lU-4 Sheeting MuSlins, SO cents.
54PillOwcas Muslins, 25 cents.
Best makes Beached And Brown Muslins,
Nllliamsyille, Wamsutta, Bay Mills ETC. etc.
Table Linens. Napkins, owels, etc.
All wool Flannel, so cents, fine quality.
Yard wide Domet, 371s cents, bargain.
5000 Linen Fans below auction prices.
Line Shirt Fronts, 30 371s, 49, so, &c. g. and 75C.
Three ply Linen Cuffs, cents
SOFT finish Jaconets, 25, IN. and so cents.
Mains oUks, 25, 81, 371s, 45, and 30 cents
Victoria Lawns, 81, 371a, 45 50, and go cents.
Large Plaid Nainsooks, so, So, 80, and Go cents.
PLAID NainsoOks. 25, 81, 3716 cents ETC.
UDdressed Cambrics, swiss Mulls Shirred Musltns,
ETC. ETC.
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h1g5@ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH.
~ MAYS. OFFICE, No. lOi S. FIFTH street.
mn ILLI AL.ulL Iu.-

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. .'Er..
Sealed Proposals will be ed the Office of the
CheI lummlssiu oi Highways un II II O'Clock M -,
Oh MON " l2d Inst, for the following descr bed
o. CunneCucut stone. viz.-Iramway and Crossing
St me- To ue not less than four feet long, sixteen
inches wide andsx inches thick; and Gutter stone,
be not less than tUut eet long ten Inches wide and
SIX inches thck. All Ot the above described stone
must be dTesst d on the edges aud end, with good
suUOt surtdCe and the salu stOue will be requ red to
be delivered IN such quantities and at places
the department. may direct for the year 1867
Biduers are invited to be present at the time and
place Of opening the said Proposals. Each proposal
MllI be accompanied by certinCate that Bond has
been filed IN the Law Department directed Oy Ordi-
nance of May 25th, 1860. IL the Lowest Bidder shall
not execute contract within five days after the work
Is aN AIdeu, he Will be deemed as declining, and will
be held liable his bond tor the difference between
his bid and the next highest bid.
w. w. SMEDBEY,
42O8t Chief Commissioner OF Highways
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kCS9y@ MERCANTILE LIBRARY COMPANY.
~ PHILADELPHIA, Aprl is, 1857
special Meeting OF the Stockholders viii be neld
az the Library on TUESDAY, the 3Oth inst at 8
o'clock T. M, In order that the Board OF Managers
may submit report Of their action IN the purchase OF
q new building, and Tor other purposes. --.. ..
JOHN g. GRANGEB,
415lH Recording Secretary pro TEN.
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DRY GOODS.

Colored Aipacas all the new shades, So g. and 75o
Melanges In every mixture, 81, 81, and rs cents
Poplin Alpacas, for gored dresses 75c TO SlUO.
SILK ana Wool Popllns, for spring wear, SlOO.
Check MOhairS, black and white, 81 to 80 cents.
Blue, Green, Brown, and Lilac and White Checks,
3S cents, ..
Plaid Toll de Venice, extra fine and wide ss cents
Striped Dress Goods. from 81 cents upwards
CBlCOes, finest selecOu in the city, l2l cents up.
Ginghams 25 cents; double-iod, best imported, 3Sc.
BLACK GOODS.
Black Gros Grains. Tahe as, D1ap de France etc.
Elegant line Black Silks at the new prices
90 cent Black AlpaCas, extra good tor the price.
65 cent Black Demi MohRirs, still another lot Of
these,
iOO sO and 80 cent Black Mohairs are unequalled.
u, Ss cents, ana slOO double width Black Mousse
% so. and 62 cent single width Moussellnes.
Black TAmSe, Canton ClOtn, POplin AlpAcas, ETC..
Black Engish1 euad ne, good colo, for 35 cents,
Back Tamartines, French Grenadines, etc.
Black and White Prints. Delaines, Checks, etc.
Black Gloves Mourning HandkeTchiets, etc.
SHAwLS.
Spring ShRwls the most complete line ever offered
Printed Paisley, Black Centres with rich Borders.
Black Thlbet Long and Square Shawls.
MANTILLAS.
Rich silk Nantes, for best custom.
1atteta and eros Grain MRntleS
Spring Cloth Sacques and Circles the most stylish
garments we've ever had,
ClOaks and Nantes made to order. u 9tuth4p
Magnificent assortment CluAkiDg Cloths,
American, French, hngllsh and German Fabrics.
Royal stock Cloths, for ladies' and gents wear.
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hSa" NATIONAL BANK KOFTHEREPUBLIC.
~ PHILADELPHIA. March II, 1857.
In accordance with the provisions OF the National
Currency act and the Articles OF Association OF this
Bank II has been deteIm mined 10 increase the Capital
Stock OF u Is Bank to one million dollars (Sl OOO,OUOl.
Subscriptions from Stock for the shares allotted
to them III the proposed Increase Will be payable on
the second day OF May next and will be received at
any time prior that date. number of will
remain be sold applications for which will be re
celved irOn persons deslrous OF becoming Stock.
holders. ... --.#...0 ,... ..... ....' .......
By oruer of the Board OF Directors
Sl57w JOSEPH p MUMFORD, Cashier,
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No. iIOi CHESTNUT Street,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

PACIFIC ASSURANCES OF FRANCE.
The Moniteur du S0ir remarks on the two
last declarations of the Moe (which have appeared in
THE TRIBUNE as follows:
"he published in the MOnfte the 29th of July
upon the situation in general considered in France and
in foreign countries as the confirmation OF the soncl
atOry ideas and moderate views that Influenced the pol
icy OF the Imperial Government in its dealings with all
foreign powers Its language and ts s acts Vs great as as
public reassured by such precise declarations renders
justice to the false reports and visionary alarms"
OF OPINION IN ENGLAND.
No in England says London correspondent,
doubts the pacific intentions Of the French Government
but nevertheless there is dstrus 1t is feared that
Prussia chershes aggressive purpose and il Is upon
this that the question of peace or war depends.
DECLARATION OF sHNroFFICIAL PAPERS OF PRUSSIA.
The Gazette Of Northern Germany says the declars
ton Of the MOneur:
'iAn article in the French Monieur, Of which have
already spoken, destroys all the combinations that the
journals have manufactured as To the pretended dplo
matte proceedings Of France and we consequently con-
slider 1t super1uous 70 critcse the opinions expressed
tentiOps Of France in interfering the question Of North
Scheswg 1t will not be necessary TO examine into the
wRich NJ W Behic ne" ought % to STTive s"'sHn in that
city with diplomatic mission; such discussions
to bring about the vanishing Of public distrust This re-
suit does not appeal true to cobSs So TO TO the %ses f
passions in an inemperate manner The enemies Of
vent their Spleen the men Of ber party have taken the
aariDto the Senate There NJ Dnpln has made himself
the apostle OF the crusade against Prussia but after the
teiegraphc summary Of his speech it probable that
these attacks will produce little effect they have too
little dignity for such al assembly as the Senate"
THE LATEST IN THE MONITEUR.
The MoRiteur speaks of the declaration of
the Prussian papers follows: THE Gazette Of Northern
Germany the organ Of the Berlin Ministry, gives in It's
turn contradiction Of the assertions Of certain German
and French Journals that persist in attempting 10 per-
suade the public that note has neither been delivered
read 70 NJ. de Hile diplomatic proceeding OF an
other nature ought TO be inauuraed by the French GOV
ernment"
THE PRUSsIAN ENiBASsApOR AT PARIS.
La France remarks on the departure of the
Prussian Minister from Paris
Count de GOz Prussian Embassador at Paris, has just
departed for Berlin leave We believe that he bears
with him the most pacific Impressions and that be will
find difficulty In prevailing Oh the Cabinet OF Berlin to
participate in them
Count de GOtz during bis interviews with the Emperor,
and his conversations with the Minister Of Foreign AT
fairs has satisfied himself that the part of France
there exists the most lively desire 10 amicabe
relnOns with Prussia IL Is possible that the presence OF
this diplomat at Berlin may contribute 10 modify tho nt
titude Of one section Of the PTussian powers, and TO
somewhat alter some Of its views with regard 10 our
country.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
EUROPE.
CHINA.

YIGHr BETWEEN AMERICAN STEAMERS AND
CHINESE PIRATES.
br ATLANTIC rELE0EAYB TO TRSUEE.
= LONDON, Aug. 13-Evening,-AdVices received
&ere from Shanghai give the following account OF a
conflict between two steamers of the American
Eauadron in the Chinese waters and the pirates OIL
the Island of Formosa. The United States authorl-
ties having received neither satisfaction nor apology
for the murder of the crew of the American bark
Rover the men of war Hartford and Wyoming were
ordered TO the scene Of the outrage on the Island
of Formosa They sailed early in June On
arriving off the shore, demand was
made for the surrender of the murderers'
which was not complied with. Meantime 1t was ap-
parent that the natives were preparing Tor hght
and the shore was vigorously sheled by both vessels
Several boat-loads of sailors and marines supse-
0uentIy effected landing. and sharp tight enSueu
with the Formosans, which lasted over hve hours
The heat was intense and 15 officers and men are re-
poTted TO have been sunstruck. Lieut.. Slidel Mac
Renzie one OF the landing party, was shot, and died
of his wounds. At nghtfall the fighting party was
withdrawn from the shore, and the bombardment
was resumed and continued until all the natives had
dispersed and disappeared. The Hartford and Wyo-
ming then weighed anchor, and sailed for Shanghai
at which port they arrived on the 18th of June.
MEXICAN DOLLARS.
Among the general items of news from Shanghai
It is stated that the Chinese merchants refuse to re-
ceiye as currency Mexican dollars coined during the
reign of the late Emperor Macmillan.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

that such suspicion will widely obtain, es-
pecially at the South, where Gen. Grants mag
nanimity and lenency are already quoted TO the INJURY
Of the reconstruction policy We clear that Gen
Grant had refused bridge the chasm which the Pres
dent proposed TO make and had left him to bear alone
the responsibility OF his act the country would not only
have felt less disturbance but the Executive power for
mischief must have been vastly less than il is he
he has 10 all appearance, The moral support Of the General
Of all our QrB,ies
From The Mobile Tribune
The proper course is to send for constable
and have him taken ~ the station-hOuse.
THEN AND NOW.
Carpenter, the artist, in his book Six Months
at the White House," tells the following story
"A few days before President Lincoln DEATH Secretary
Stanton rendered his resignation Of the War Department.
accompanied the act with heartfelt tribute TO Mr.
IDcOlls constant friendship and faithful devotion to the
eoufTy ing also that he as Secretary had accepted
the p0ston TO hold only until the should end and
that now he felt that his work done and his duty
was 10 resign Mr. Lincoln was greatly moved by the
Secretary words and tearing in pieces the paper con-
faiung the resignation and throwing his arms about the
secreary no said Stanton you have been good TREND
and faithful public servant and II is not iOr you 10 say
when You will longer be needed here seNera reus
OF both parties present and there was not dy eye
that witnessed the scene"
INDIGNATION dEkTING IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 13-SOme discharged
soldiers and sailors have called meeting for Saturday
next to express condemnation OF the President IN re,
moving Mr.. Stanton from the position OF secretary u
War.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
SECRETARY sTANToNs SUSPENSION.
orISIoys 6f TIfE fRfss.
Prom The National Inteiligencer Aug. 70.

A true gentleman and an officer" would
have resigned the seals OF the War Department the
ment that long con1dng superior ntmated desire
IN even diplomatic phraseoOgy 10 that effect But OF Mr.
stanOg who haa M ose piazza ydRe a s ri and W
had for two entire years been y HPGn Goet &
3 Sns Se PPreSen hf S
been well predcated that he would gracefuny folu his
official robe about him. and sink with dignity into the
arms Of official death, Ike Welding TO such fate
under Of duty cOnscientously performed, but
rather that he would scue and scod, thus bringing no
unexpected disgrace upon himself but much dscredt
upon the American This bad man al least out
view Of it, ali the people will say Amen. Gen Grant who
is 10 discharge the duties ad intc,fD also has record
way or the other must be received the only Indication
Of his future The drift and spirit OF his record totally
stanton Noble and generous sentiments In the past
moi but dse soft and genial influence upon the severe
ny WoR wonders u fccoas results in the future
weighed down as are s people by he %e1Sat 81 eI6Iay
iaIs %}iis Els sseslSJ !af IS
cravennes inconsistent with the desperate tenao
y Of his hold upon the Office when was the sole dignity
predicted that when the hour OF his disgrace
should Som he SUnd waE Se e s
with energy oS 70 an % tSS Horror Of the
sf1 %s W the O dspSon would kSSe
70 he pcIutched by the police His friends viii rejoice
excessive fright %peea Inn Tns is go SSGu
brTtaty has marked his whole administration Of the
War De1artment Recklessness OF expenditures however
high the public debt might be piled reckessness OF
seqnences however many thousands OF our eouptrymen
tbs Carnot of the war. who has invariably organized
defeats instead OF victories, and grayeyads instead OF
Qore we have nothing 10 say now OF his recent course
Tbnt he has been gonistc 70 the Administration II
known that he has n behalf of the Radical
revouonIsts is acknowledged that he pdreeps eTtn
MS in the new conspiracy may, perhaps, be proved.
From The Boston Journal, Aug H.
There is AN vlu stcIy VI u pViice Justice who,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE REFORM BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
In the House of Lords, Lord Cairns moved
the following amendment TO clause Of the Reform bill:
"Ata contested election for any county or borough
represented three members person shall Tor
more than two candidates At contested election for
the City Of London no person shall vote Tor more than
three candidates"
The Government declared itself against the amend
meDt, but IL nevertheless adopted by 1872 against 81
votes. The Tory journal The Herald furious at this
result and bitterly assas The Tunes for eulogizng the
amendment AS for the Liberal journals they all pro
nounce decidedly against the John Bright has
written the following letter on the subject
lHot having the original OF the letter. have 10 trans
ate II from oar French papers-ED. TRIBUNE
MAKcIHfTHR. July 81, 1867.
pLAS siS Tsu sis saas VI wv IsfsAt YSg vi tIs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, Aug 13-AfternoOn.-Dspatches have been
received here which state that the steamer A j. lnger
son Of Boston, Capt Clark which left Hong Kong on the
2sth Of May for Shanghai recently struck rock near
shantunc on the Chinese coast. Though the steamer
was badly damaged the cargo and vessel viii be saved
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 1S-AfternoOn.-The Inman steam
chip Edinburgh Capt Bridgman which left NewYork on
the sd Of August arrived at this port this morning on the
way TO Liverpool.
Evening-The Inman steamship City Of Boston, Capt
Leteh which left NewYOrk on the sd of August arrived
at this port this afternoon on the way TO Liverpool
LONDONDERRY, Aug 13-Evening.-The steamship
Morayian, Capt wye, which left Quebec on the Sst OF
July arrived at this port to-day the way TO Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 12-Capt. Swan
and his Of the schooner Sarah have been arrested
charge Of purposey wrecking the vessel with intent
20 deiraud the Revenue Department and insurance Com
panies. The schooner sailed with cargo OF alcohol
worth t25O part OF which has been found concealed IN
cave at brakes Bay, since the reported wreck Inc
Captain the wTcckers put IL there .Dut the story IS
very suspicious The spirits were puTchased IN bond by
&. s. Lord Of the house of Nudd Lord Co., VINO gave
bonds for expectation 20 the Amoor River 1t Is sus
peeted the intention was TO eyade the customs Inc es
tabshnent OF Nudd Lord Co has been seized by the
Collector. The wrecked schooner has been recovered
An explosion Of nitTOglycerUe at snnilIt lnhheI OF
The Central Railroad, OIL the 10th inst, Ebeu una Juc"
pefIl ~
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

House of Lords 1t robs Birmingham Of portion OF her
franchise Instead of having two or three votes IN
great division or large principle, you VIII nav
only q single one Your future Tory member VIII maiCn
abreast with Mr.. Dixon, and your great oentra,
emporium will have only a single voice. heDcelorWaIu
Birmingham will be reduced TO the position ana import
Of Arundel Gaines in every great parnahehMy M
division, and this humiliation 10 cOnsulnhateu III '0
year OF reform and Of the extension OF popular pOWe
JOHN BRIGHT.
The amendments the second portion OF the Dill ior
the distribution of seats were commenced by Earl Grey
who moved that bOroughs of 12OO instead OF 10000 shall
return only one member Parliament, ana tat some OF
the SC borOug CHS be specified the second pOr0h oI
hOrouphs are not speced in the amendment, nor IL the
manner in which he would group thelh statcu hau ls
amendment been adopted Earl Grey would nave pro
posed amendments to clauses 10 ana IL hOse relang 10
Manchester birmingham, Liverpool, and Leeds, and 10
constituted bOrOughs so as to give the seats so
rendered dsposable TO counties and towns requiring In
creased representation, reservDg two seats for the Inns
of Court. ,.,.
Lord Derby opposed this amendment and declared tha
if IL were adopted he would adjourn the House IN order
consult with his colleagues touching their future att
this declaration which they considered menace lntend
ed hinder discussion The menace OF Lord Derby nad
however the desired effect, and the amendment was 10
jected by vote OF 30 TO 81
THE CATHOLIC HIERARCHY IN SCOTLAND.
The Church Nelos informs us that the Pope thinks Of
reGstabshing Scotland the Catholic hierarchy, giving
territorial jurisdiction the apostolic Wears, and ap
pointing for the others bishops There win be arch
bishop Glasgow, with six suragans, who VIII be the
bishops Of Edinburgh Perth, Aberdeen Inverness Str
ing and Kimarnock respectively AS the leading men
of both parties In the English Parliament have declared
themselves ashamed OF their opposition to the re6stab
lsment OF Catholic bishOprics In England few years
since, and expressed desire TO repeal the Ecclesasca
stOn to reGstablshment Of the Catholic hierarchy in
Scotland is anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. .lSNoOn.-Gonsols for money, e4I United
shares 77i Erie Railway shares Az Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated Bonds ga
AfernOOn.-The quotations Of ConsOs and American
securities at this hour are the same as at noon
closed at the following rates: Erie shares 14i illinois
Cenras 77a United States Fiyetwentjes 74t Atlantic
FRANKFORT, Aug. i3.--The market for United States
Fiye-twenty bonds is fiat No transactions have been
LIvERPooI Aug. ls-NOon.-Cotton firm; estimated
saes to-day l1OOo bales Middling uplands, lod; Mid
for the crops Wheat, 49, for White California Corn
g for New Barley e. Oats 5Il 81 Peas Pea al Cheese
Rosin-CommOn, g.; Fine, 1871. Tallow HIs Pot Ashes
81 Spirits TGqrPentne $S'9 Petroieum-sprits' sid%
Afernoon.-The sales Of Cotton will probably reach
U BfCadstSffs market wheat has declined to 1873 for
White California oats to S and Peas have advanced TO
changes to report in the Provision Produce markets
Evening. COtton-The market under the favorable ad-
vices from Manchester closed Tmer with advance in
prices established ali qualities The sales today have
reached 1900 bales Middlng Uplands, 1910; MiddDg
Qeans I'd The market t9E gEsSdstssms s m eiSSsse ggsSg
Wheat, 1878 p GENITAL. Barley, 81 bushel. Oats, 81
can Beef has advanced 10 1858 6atfelf fOT Extra Prime
SC% @ auoe at . rs
ern Prime Mess. Bacon Cumberland Cut, al y cVt The
saay sSasy, lSS ps az wSa SSaGa % s
low, however has declined 3D. ewt and linseed Oil lO
y tun The usual authorities quote as follows Rosn
Tl6 y ewt for common and 49, for medium. Petroleum
SD y gallon for Spirits, and ia for Standard White
TallOw, a. cwt. Ashes, 81 cwt for Pots Spirits
Turpentne, 1913 cwt. Cloyerseed al y ewt for Anne
esn s6SI % s Tnseed % 5uP p H Whale soT t S xS2 S
long for feeding. Lnseed Cakes, CSC y ewt. for Cal
cutta.
LONDON, Aug l3-NOoD.-No. 70 Dutch Standard Sugar
256 Scotch Pig Iron, 53I. Whale Oil, aS2 Sperm On
&ll5 Lnseed Cakes 80. Calcutta Linseed IS g. Lin
seed OIL $40 Petroleum closed at Antwerp last evening
at l2t. soc for Standard White
AternOoBThe prices O all articles are the same as at
noon.
EveDing-sugar quiet at 2i6 y cwt. for No l2 Dutch
Standard Scotch Pig Iron. 53I for mi xed numbers
ANTWERP Aug. 13-Eyening. g.-PetrOleum is firmer and
prices have advanced to 45f bb for Pennsylvania aud
Canada White.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
MURDER IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 13.-A man named
Patrick Maloney from CohOes hand the canal boat
Fairchild. was murdered this evening His throat
cut by knife from the back OF the ear inches
aud he also stabbed in the left breast The muir
derer supposed TO be James Judd, also from Coboes
and a hand the same boat Maoney walked several
squares after being died in the Station House an
hour after The police the track of the murderer
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

FRANCE.
LITTER Fl

LETTER FROM THE DUKE DE PERsIGNY.
The Duke of Persgny has addressed the fol-
lowing letter TO the Constitutional:
Many Journals IN speaking of the speech lately made
in the Senate, reproduce some biographical details,
quoted from know not what publication. They state
that had been member Of the st. Simon sect, and OF
the Duchess OF BeTrys expedition 10 the Vend6e. II
had had the honor TO have been associated either with
the men talent with the men Of spirit 70 whom allu
sion has been made certainly shOnd not deny the recO
lections of my youth But the truth that these
tlons have not the least foundation, and am at loss to
Imagine from what such false statements could
have arleen. fERslGNf
Paris, Aug. ], 1867.