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New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
TIE PENNSYLVANIA PEACE SOCIETY.

meeting of the PENNSYLVANIA Peace Society " as
held at westohester Pa the 5th inst The following
resolutions unanimously adopted:
s In l declared independence Of certain ronss
sn oppresson in 1884, declare Independents Of war and reosg
ME G o. the sS S .r Ia are eennH S crimes rsr
for them and g 10 be made as upopa as D'"h
Resed That While recognize ob1iEehess 10 ee esseaa 70 of
issn i,l TfsIs ro Col 3 tie pulling down Of s!IoseSoss
dyaa pets mankind heSleste liked and HreeOneee ar
io That the right inaenah sod should seye, Be ,o
lated aud We should suffering and die rather ihan
XIII AsrsoGS % 3 ss%aH .hs Io1 a - % . s' oI % other oppr.
pccenaker AMI then ought be USED oy e,sI s ~ ~ 2
nit conscience Of whether can be properly asea
or That Indian wars may expected 50 long as the Indians ,r'
deanded pve Of Their rights and az o "a
ton epreseaasn friendly viii ass%1ts them . sita
OF Nve justice and eqnAsyiana rs0s '' ~'
i"e Of the Congress Of The S's, pf.: -
M We bold nations Ts'trs .,ss ss. s 5 s a . =.
armies which Ssstulls eHsiIe rather thn inAs S'
ss.n & -. ~ seSaOnal code tssspal hoy be
sshsha would make war impossible ana peace '"o '''
'Os r,, var b. alwsys been failure .oeaa
sss .s 1issSass the OA successes % has
r.ilss ns.oi. That r.c.l 20, ssd With n%ns q Y
", s.ss II ..s1 ss 'ss s ,s.s as ~ .s s s.
.sSs. s Z .sa. ; :Ss sS: Iss sss
niou and % law church; ta worth he I'"s an
'ESoiSg Ti N Ees in hxpan speehlsy
1a! q sSsV sar s11 ny ana hence s .
seprins .spaiesSs aSisnenti peace a, ..,,
Ftssd h is5 th World, and Nrs H.:
:h h that sa sEfS oiesse S ss .or
seshsess has been everwil b. overcome WI M sri. "a 70,
Ksord That welcome contributors 10 IsAes
generate the SOUTH Sad establish ases s ss. Of
panyhed good % pupose
Brazil and those Of obeF I&tSs< the ESt sym ~ $50 -
gland wLefy questions carried eus o. ps ,sSrs"n
fore tbe sesuls, the renewed opposition 10 @
~ ,b @ ss 800 i ts ssr tke progress Of pf pna2 ees@iy
and he growth Of reern A.. ...nt AZ che sn~s
Rsousd That highG gstiasd win ss ~
connected with The IseSonS
v thanks 10 Victoria and 30 al others who
hsss he desirable an ess fn s une
achieved in regard 70 the dac1lns bes~ren
M, rars and he and believe that snsh ah se s
a., ,hs time mankind VII reai,e shs. seatsuce
, anlv wiser and safer than he xsd but h reahy usssy VI"
,.sthaS nv wheh meh fnealtss can be settled
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sQPPING INTELLIGENCE. boo.
poHr or NEW YORK x..... ....JuSE !

GLEARED. .. u.
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V'Lpsnfi T.nrseo tPrl R.ssau HAye Geo. MeEenAs
.b,1 Bor (Ianb frauzen RsmbnY hsAhArst %
,sea1yhp Ibtisa BEL MaBoe' GHsow via Liverpool e nAe
uossn sh S HERMAN PanaHs L. Merchant Co. f.r
SIP ss.P 80 <Cooksst JJhns s. b., Luut Bros
g2lbsast, p ss <l3enneit {sc ,snsw BarssEA
hlG III nnos Ss 1 csft,r 81 JO1sN Wallis Co
Iilt YYE - EIT Chsnleail 1sben Miller 4 Houlhten
ssYs wscb Bates Buehss Ayes r. Aleaider Soma
Ri MaTy Bell Roberts Buns Portland Brei sce % p
Bark Aiespe White 81 or0iI' VIA DrAnS'"in' A0'A' '''
Cogr. ~, r u.,.A.r,6 4 "a
pN w .sJ Paul Prusa sche Cork odsrs Punch heinexs
WeBdt . ~ -, - 80, ~ q Nfor,l.op 4 pbIHps
Bi Hsni ta Sayare,s, Kaggburg Funeh Aehcks "shh
NJ Fosnee (Ir Ek enaa C6rAcoa Bertram bToa
Lemo London Punch henshe "oha"
's Ps Psr,less Pee (3T y philips AtAvela, Luu Bios .ge
p.ss cssioae iBr T. BeceEt Bristol Eng, o. u bahey
PS psebmsn MeeL) LongfeDiehs. Galway Funeh Aenehe
"sao. sH utal) Amsterdam, A Agresta
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r ns ssssSada,ie I) Dsnban ST 0eoe B. Jss Frye Co
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Conntrp Real Gstate for Sale.


A TIENTION!-All wanting FARMS, FRUIT
IN LANDS, village LOTS and WATER P0WERS-For sale st
bnsLsbnfg Ocean County ~ j. ~ miles from New York city on rail
road 70 fiaepha soil superior FOR crops country rolling climate
healthy no fever and water son and pure 19
as a1u HpWaId terms For circulars &c. address ObI
CAMfDhLi No. l53 Broadway N Y, " HOLT, Bneksbug
A LII WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
emate a miles south Of Phadepha price Only S29per acre.
best o gam and land Also improved Farms hundreds are set
land SewJerssy.
A SPLENDID FARM in Mohawk Valley, 300
acres The choicest farm that section Also the Premium Farm Of
Saratoga county l3l JAQUEs. 28 Broadway
J. 5. DAVIS, Schenectady.
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CLOSING PRICES,
kT1TK on NV. YORK, ---.-.---
BINK DEPAHTSKST, ALBAsr, hsrch, IL. 1871

BANK DEPAHTNKsT, ALBANr hnrct, ~ 1871
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, pursuant 10 Chap
~ Ter z Lass Of sss s1a tIe Laws o. ISs that The Circulating
Of NeWYOr will be redeemed the
HBdeBt Of the Banking Department. presentation al the
State National Bank 10 the City Of Albany for fon the date
hereof and n0< thereafter
The outstanding circulating o the said Bank be presented
Aforesaid within fI from the date beTeof end az notes which
shall BE- presented M redemption and payment within the time thus
specified will ChaTge spon ia1d BopsE
hkeDdeni ioT hA pgrbota W. kHVlLth SuptTptfD1eak
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BARB ADDE'S June Golden FeeceAr and Mrs
whnde w X. H. TOwbrdge, child aud ser' ant MIS- H. a
Nesbti, Mrs Warren. -. Al, p,...
Mr. SOulher. -....-.t.. c.....
From Havana: b. Apurez Felix aoby Hugo H Jose rerea
Wn Watson Saetr A. d. PIince Mn elaine MI and
NJ samuel Frauk Mrs Prsts de Bro Mrs Andrea Pas de
Io5regreI Jose Bro Michael yo Edward H. Wright sehar'
nre Ms Faconue August Hem From Nassau
Miss Kemp sweeting A. Johnson lady ana ehdren ses ypu
son Darling Mrs saunders Major, Mrs Eeruan children
and servant Sr HanSin Fg r. p and T. l. Moore p sd r.
Moore Albuy Farrell and children Mis- ClefeaeN
seant Mrs johnson Staples Mr. Ryfron Mrs Baldwin and
Mr Saydam All daughe Mrs Moore, C. H. Mel Lieut. " H.
Tongue James McGord Toe, 6I. s-.s
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. . u
g., p,... 4. ~ sun sets.......T29 Moon rises Morn
N HIGH This/DAr. =.
sd tIool Il? 0 Gov Island ..l25 Hell Gae'...''9:S
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TS- REDEMPTION OF COMPOUND INTEREST NoIEs-Under
directions from the secFeta Of the Ireasy nee s ~ & e
Notes beng de June IV o anu a
be three wears aer date viii be received AZ tins once or Fce
tlr maturity, and hoaefs WI
paid order Of presentation aher Terhcaon Of 'le amount
claimed o. be
The note. puu pakagcs Of hundred each enona
N-'- IL VAN DICK. Treasurer
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CERTIFICATE.
Ihlly concur in the above

J. II. rENPOlNT. Governor ~ virginia
RFFERFNCESIfon. Senator FEfDfc, Nc JCsHuA W. ATEt
UorsF c.g Portland ADpisoN Ns Cambridge. Mass
Hon n WIsoy L. senator Mass; Rev MUS HssToHn. f"rsh
Adams Mass EDWARD W DvSftN, esp President Cora Exchange
nsuEk
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] HITHIfII- A11iIU-0I
'VO CLOSE AN ESTATE.-A. j. BLEECKER,
son & zl al,iiou. WEnt8NpAi JlAe H. a. y
O'Clock he ktcllrFe saesroor 10. l.l Fr1.i.aT. 49,
STORE and LOT No
Scufh-.t side Cocttt- and psir-. $50 .i3
FlHsT.AVK. BROOKLYN lBAN VIHW hKW YORK BANl-M
LOIS ofCHOuNu situated % NtViuIS Ey lrtb e.. l fa
adih Hillh War Bruoau being formerly rtof ae
estate Thcodons Brlecl. esq ag Ion futufc 90
and thcrcc the taklet pI llc y haI
bof
Mar AZ So. - Cfi1rst
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ITIR5 FNIA LIfADS for SaME.-Be hays for
ss hundred FARMS in tie ys!ip sogs, ,ISaS .6,s'oso 10
e.s range In price rp 4l 10 100 psr Coges have besn
sent 10 the several Cshny ers In ts Eaen No de states 10
h - reference We viii also send on application. eAtA
iognes A. sufh persons a apply fer4hem
"tu 4IlRRtON GOUDIN APFxRsOE Real Estate Agents,
Garner of RAM Tenth. VI.
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j1ort- n1aroeu's Notife.

STATE NBw. YORK, I
PoRr-WARDESs OFFICE. No. y Wilamst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
= Of tie Act parsed Agnl H. 1885, snied An Ao.to
tie Wareus Ofce Of tie Pot Of NeWiorS 10 all persons
interested having charge Of the subject matter Of saeh inquiry
the following under eHanna.
tht the said examinations wi
completed succeeding this notice On board sad
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Gnmmfr nftreate.

belmont HALL, Schooley's Mountain, N.
~ j., will be opened June u ior he reception Of Company
D. A. CR0WBLL. Proprietor
GWEET SPRINGS, Monroe County, West va.
lDhe eetfay hs friends and The pno
he si he has taken the above famous and sanbno9s
PAtE and that viii opened for the reception OF visitors on e
h Of June with appointment and attraction 70 enar as mere
tooe the most desirable resort in the United 81
He need only his previous career
caterer 70 have bis bcyed that the cuisine cellars attend
ance, ard accommodations win be- unsurpassed.
The Sweet Springs approached Washington City BY the Orange
ami Alexandra, ard Vtg MA Central Railroads
Parties desiring 10 make for visiting the Springs or IN
formation should address tie uHGesg gned,
JaMES CARROLL
Sweet Springs, Monroe County, West va
T'HE WATER CURE and SUMMER RESORT
at Glen Haven, Cortad County " excellent place for
rganng health recruiting strength Pleasant cottages for families;
hHe lake and hill scenery T. KING Proprietor
w C. THOMAS, Physician
VTNION HOTEL, Saratoga,
~ WILL OPRS JUNE IS
Superior accommodations for families aud gentlemen.
Address LELAND BROTHERS. or
g. LELAND Co,
Metropolitan iiot-l New-YoTk
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Boaro ano Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ Scs tolt On he hurolell pa kos n .-.s o. t1s
a. isod,rate rates
a LARGE. pleasant FRONT ROOM, with
~ HOAEp. suitable Or two gelttu"u lcs moderate NO ~
" 80 Taeuil l-iotrist
FURNISHED OF Diminished ROOFS 20 LEI,
without Boarl 10 SO ,o FIrst
Reference feluilrl
TENO LET, on Union SqUare-A suite ot two or
t.rce elegantly FURNISHED Rooms, suahe Cor fcntelta
Terms moderate, Re,erclct eIeafa-,l No. ~ ls. Ioz
VXTANTED-ln the vicinity of st. Johns Park
w b. roans wife from Neastrard tro ctrcni
ANAL II ROOMS hr LoeLeeue leai D.. uerac Aly
a. address A. h. HAIIH. No $50 GrtrnHicl.sf
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Brooklnn Real estate for 6ale.
Connirn Real Gstaie for Sale.
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
II PURCHASE OF
FARMING AND MINERAL LANDS, MILL
SITES, &C.
Rspey Emgrauts from the Northern States and others has
opened Office
FIFTERNTH.sT. BETwEKy MAIN CARY
RICHMOND VA.

Many persons The North have visited Virginia within the last two
buying lands settling while bui
e comparatively have made purchases md regret 70 say that "y
double market value their Lands
instances obtained. hate dfour
aged Others from coming South thus the people Of the North and Of
tiisS have greatly injured
The land owners Virginia sensible of the they have com
,nd and are now ready their lands loc price from go
10 per unfortunately when purchaser presents mmse
dr, they apt 10 imagine that TIE ide OF emgAoh
about 10 naet Souih. and a GdrIHce their
avoid with The hope II being able 10 bring the
together their muda advantage and profit have
option for Eir Of JarH and tracts Of
land shall continue take al that offered at low
pnces which will M al cost adding only q per cent commission Tor
III trouble and incurred.
ne buyer and not r the yeudor MY
principal an adopted State with industrious Northern
Farmers know that efforts successful VII be ser'ng
people ~ Norm vel b. those Of adopted STATE I
them both well ever 70 have favored
desired separation.
engaged IN business Virginia for more than
thirty years past. the Lands and the people we'll
Tie small commission charge Is hy the chief advantage
hope derive agency have invested account
farming aul mineral lands here than one else n tlt
ts osimcnt expect 10 make profitable ~ hg uP
Northern farmers. and others
to g. BLACKWELL, esq dhoTy az Lar aud NJ bkS
!" ''" " "' FRANKLIN STEARNs.
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Dipiocno Notices.

LJlDlUff0 NoIIlfb.
-
LrrIE MIAMI RAILROAD OyYcE, CIscrSSsTI. MAY o. l@7
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT (eXclu-
"a Of the tar, which viii b, pad by ie Compan La
hon declared which sill pail the Eastern soAoliers and
S0 tue H Of June funds Stockholders Who have not
given standing Oe ete request adressed 10 the
Uuderisuel. D. D.. " hAlHu y, lleAslleI.
OFYcE o ATLANTIC MAm sTgANsniPj
Co,PANI Seg-York, Nay H. 1897. .
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
~ Director this Company have this dag deerda dividend o. =
per ofthe earnings, p 90 te oc % me- mPay on
he 1 ds 1Tan books viii be- closed Cd Tie 18Th dy
Of MAJ inst and opened " ednssily lIh Of Jate
" "' HENRY j. QUINAN Secretary.
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Interest Payable Quarterly,
Free of United States Internal Revenue Tax.
PRINCIPAL DUE JULY l. 1890 AND INTEREST DURING CON-
sTRUCToN ASSUMED BY TIE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY AND PAYABLE
AT THEIR OFFICE.

We orcr f1 sale 70 cur o- rubI above Bonds be
heyirg they possess advantages and security for the oudhe
bevou that offered n ibis market
TIE interest is fli.v secured ss follows; m -
fIRST-luuug construction T. ytss u Is ass-el ny 4he f@eIS
loan aud Trust
sECONDTheee e proceeds Of lard s'es from The Comps
al 90ttbD acres ~ s
being paid by The Trust Com
The OF
coupons fuud Of million Of dolaIs and that
the annual sales than the interest on the
THlRuThe RAILWAY Lands Equipment a.f an property now Owned
that which hereafter be acquired ny tne COMPANY hss 3ee
company 10 De 1 tlA
held a Trustees fr the boadhoders with proper provisions
payment oi tie coupons tt a
earnings t;UacI viii amount 10 over iolf times
the tlest
rauv q w Cd that corporation assumes aIi agrees TO
lie Rlsay extends s. Paul the Mississippi to Wnona
Lacrosse State ne, distance n ESQ cs 90 mona
wiz connect Hh ne Chicago and etc4 e3ns9A rom
form line Oro arl place 81 Pu ana theo
within eleven Aoa Of eseh other h local oraree cannot we" ne
Pau with the srsten Railways E snl South, There incam
bgsrce bouls M road or lands Subscription have Deen
Iromis beng made by I te towns tolg OBJ, lc
wishing bonds lesabe Investment apply to Us
IN peson, ly letter.
TOCKWO0D R co
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, July 20.-John A. Nc
Clernand, of Illinois, has been nominated
for the Mexican mission, with Otterburg Is
secretary.
1t is stated that all the Cabinet except
Stanton approved the veto message. Some
Of the passages in the original draft were
stricken out in Cabinet meeting.
John L. Goddard, Grand Master of the
Pennsylvania Masons, is dead.
The Post. Office Department has ordered
contracts to be made for mail transporta-
ton, six times week, per steamer and
rail, from Brashear, La, by Sabine Pass,
Beaumonte, and Liberty, to Houston,
Texas, on a schedule Of twenty-four hours
over q route 305 miles long. Contract is
also ordered with the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad Company for twelve
times-a-week service; route ITO miles in
length.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The internal
revenue receipts to-day were s693,0OO
for the week, s3,230,OO0.
General Howard has issued orders to
his subordinates regarding employees. Pre-
ference must be given to such as have
been loyal, and all must take the "iron-
clad" oath.
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nominations by the Presidcnt-1heir
Fate In the Senate

Nominations by the President-Iheir
Fate in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The President
has nominated Horace Greeley for the
Austrian mission, but objection being
made under q rule Of the Senate that no.
limitations cannot be considered the same
day as made, the nomination goes over.
The Senate took no action on Capron's
nomination to the Agricultural Commits
sionership.
john Nctherland, Of Texas, was con-
firmed Minister to Bolivia.
John a. McClernand as minister to
Mexico and Ottcrberg as secretary OF
legation were rejected.
Edmond Ballinger was confirmed post
master at Gonzales, Texas.
D. Rumlcy was confirmed collector Of
customs at Wilmington, N. C.
The following nominations were re-
jected Hugh T. Waddcll, receiver Of
public moneys at Natchitoches Alexander
Field, receiver Of public moneys al New
Orleans.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL.

! WASHINGTON, July 20.-HorsE.-The OK.
element In the House to-day was very
great. The impcachcrs, taking advantage OF
the thin House, carried their point of or
dcring the committees evidence to be re.
ported and printed, but Mr.. Wilson, chair
man Of the Judiciary Committee, who
strongly opposed their movement, trifed
over the matter until the Speakers ham,
mer fell for adjournment, thus again de-
fcating them.
The resolution ordering $500 copies Of
the report on the physics and photography
of the Mississippi river was passed.
The bill carrying into effect the Vene-
zuela convention was passed.
The Indian bill as passed by the Senate
was amended and passed.
The Judiciary Committee was author
lied to send for persons and papers on the
question whether Kentucky, Maryland,
and Delaware have republican constitu-
tions.
A preamble and resolution, ordering the
sergeant alarms of the Senate to bring
General Lafayette C. Baker before the
bar of the House for contempt in refusing
to appear before the Judiciary Committee
was passed.
a resolution ordering the Judiciary
Committee to report the evidence taken
in the impeachment case was passed-57
TO 43. This result was applauded by the
impeachers.]
The Conference Committee reported for
adjournment at 4 o'clock until the 2lSt of
November. Agreed to-aycs, G1: nays, 46.
Wilson was about reporting the evidence
on impeachment when the Speakers ham
mer fell.
Adjourned.
SENATE.-There was An irregular dis
cusson regarding an adjournment, in which
!! the President was denounced as contu-
macious, and Mr.. Chandler said there was
a sort of hybrid concern in the Senate
called Conservative Republicanism. Mr..
Fessenden took further remarks Of Chand-
Ter as personal, and said he had but one
thing to say: " The Senator from Michi-
gan says what is not true" Mr.. Chandler
"hurled F" back Mr.. Fessenden's contempt
with sc0rn; when the amiable controversy
was Interrupted by motion to go into
executive session.
The Senate adopted the report Of the
Committee of Conference, and adjourned
until November 2lst.
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The Markets.

New YORK, July 20-A. M.-Stocks
strong. Money frmer. Gold, 1893. 5-2Os,
'62, coupons, lll5s. Tennessee 6's, ex-
coupons, .GS; new issue, 661l. North
Carolina C's, new issue, Sc. Flour dull
common grades dropping. Wheat shade
firmer. Corn 1@2c. lower. Pork steady at
S22.95Gs23. Lardquiet. Whisky dull. Cot
ton quiet and steady; middling uplands,
26a@27c. Turpentine quiet at 5Sc. Ro-
sin steady.
New YORK, July 2O-P. M.-Cotton
firm; sales, $500 bales at 2G15G27c. Flour
dull; State, s7@sll.25; southern, s9.60@
81. Wheat 365c. better. Corn dull.
Pork steady. Other articles unchanged.
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The aurraft Trial.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Augustus Bis.
sell, physician from New York, testified
that he was in EInira, n. T., on the l4tf
of April, and saw Surratt there. Tic wit.
ness had a suit with the Erie Railway Com.
pany. He suspected Surratt was detec.
tive employed by the company to watch
him. Noticed him closely.
A recess was taken at this point, and g
sick juror brought into court on lounge
The court then adjourned till Monday
when the defence can examine all its ex.
pected witnesses.
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Outrascs On Freedmen In Texas
Horrible Tragedy.


GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 20.-Hchd-
quarters are overwhelmed with reports OF
outrages in Red River country. The color
ed people dare not accept the appoint
ments as registers for fear of threatened
death. Judge Litermer, prominent
Texan, has resigned bis appointment IN
tho Freedmen's Bureau through fear OF
being killed. The chief outlaw is man
named Guest. The colored people lice To
the woods on his approach. He Snot
freedwoman and cut out Of her womb
living child, Which he exhibited in drunken
slee in bar-room. he was arrested, but
escaped.
At Sterling, in Robinson county,.a CO.
lorcd church was assaulted, and two men
and one woman killed.
Captain Randall, the Bureau agent,
raised band of hundred freedmen, and
arrested two ringleaders.
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60, York constitutional Couvcn-
$r,-1n SUFFRAGE Question

.rNy. July l9.-Ihc Constitutional
r'1ysa,ion to-day took up the resolution
,.sa,;.e persons Of African descent Gu
,..r.} to The same rights and immuuitics
", PERSONS OF European descent. An
.,,rn3mcut that all question as to sub
.,;t.:ac ;hiS or any part Of the Constitution
S-,-,cd BY this convention as 8 separate
rnr,.ion to the people be deferred until
-, whole Constitution is framed was
s1ca:ad. The resolution as thus amended
, ,,,' adopted by q vote ofEf'y-ciSht against
e.-.r.are. The above subject has been
'.,,...,ry debated Cor two or three days past.
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The &TrrrnIt Trial.

r lis Editor Of tic Chronicle;
Having visited the Criminal Court yes
to-day during the trial of Surratt i was
,,-nri>ed to sec him treated more like a
~Eon" than prisoner. After the pro-
sredings were over, he stood up, ana II was
frm;lia,ing 20 lover ofhis country to sec
.@a -.,rrDrd rebels and their Sympathizers
, ~. him by the hand. One of the
mos; prSomincot Of the former was an ex-
,~ava!. cf this city, who was co0lincd for
.myrral months during the war in one of
,rc Government forts for his disloyal'y.
Tx.rebcl soldiers are also to be seen inside
the bar. with lh~ir faces so frightened up
whenever any point is made when seems
- ,svor the prisoner. From what is daily
,,.;..,.,.,a IL the courtroom, presume, II
Snrra,t should Dr acquitted, the "rec"n,
>.ructrl - Of the caWiai will have grand
"LoYAL" MEMBER or THE bAE.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, July2O.-Napoleon continues 10
purchase horses for his army. The french
military workshops are overtasked.
LONDON, July 20-Noon.-The Tories IN
the House of Lords sustain the DERBY ne
form bill. Earl Gray opposed it. -
LIVERPOOL, July 20-Noon.-Cotton
firm and unchanged; estimated sales, 49,
900 bales. Brsadstufs quiet. Corn, S5S, 3d.
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~, ,' L; Beaver requests us to say that he
~. ~. III ne coach Of Ficklin g. Co. by mis-
T ,-"s' lie is disfraachised, having before
-, war minded the COWS at the poor
C lo,1sv and taken an oath to support the
Iy"S'''utipn Of the United States but he
~, NoS thiuk any man warranted at the
; %aS5 TINE in holding aloof from the
Sn,, o' 'econstructing the southern
ne saws he thinks the Richmond Dis
E rS; and the Charlottesville Chronicle are
mgD "s "",h sides Of the sapling. Char
"'sSvitse Cironiclc.
d, me Ii:nsville (Pa.) Herald says that
%l, has been proved By experiment,
L-a! Supersede wood and coal as fuel for
locomotives.
Vi, shenandoah county turns out 2,s2l
"A''e and 424 black voters.