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THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.


SENATE.
WASHINGTON Feb. IT, 1867.
The following i the conclusion OF the senates pro-
ceedings on Saturday night
Observation-Disclosures OF Nh. sHERxAys SUBSTITUTE
Mr. cowAs frep. Of Pa took the nocr in opposition
10 the bill and the substitute Of Mr. Sherman
izng the latter rehash OF the military bill and the
Blaine amendment.
Mr. BrEKALxw ldem., OF Pa moved to amend the
words 'n command Of the district the following: sand
when Il affects f, the approval also Of the President Of
the United States which was disagreed TO by the follow
ing vote-
yxAs-Messrs. BuekaAw. Cowsn Davis, Doolte, Foster
Grimes. Hendricks, klrkwood Mcpouga Morgan Nesmiih,
SaTs-Messrs. Anthony Brown, Ca,te, Chandler, Con.
ose s ro%epSs RAMSEY Ross
shsrmsn S!ewar rfrmeu Van wnkls' wade' Wiley,
Mr. SALISBURY, (dem.J OF Del rose to what he might
call question OF privilege He submitted that this was
dies mon. Il was nearly two O'Clock on the Sabbath
Tho motion was disagreed 70.
Mr. HKspRIcKs, (dem.) OF Ind, moved to amend the
mcnt shall be inflicted which not provided By Iaw;"
which was disagreed 70 In . vote Of 10 70.
urage Sy striking out tho words shai Be- enjoyed By
aln and Inserting in lieu Of this "shal be denied 70
none, which was disagreed 70.
inserting after the word property" the words 'as
Mr. HEspRrcKs moved 10 TO amend the third section
as 1hat Al punshmenis under shall bs according 70
law.n DiAgrcsd to-yeas, 9: nays, 20.
After further debate by Messxs. sherman. Cowan and
Buckalew Mr. NoRror moved TO strike out the words
'said rebel before 'Satss." and In the nrst section
Disagreed b.
Sherman sproposition a substitute for the bill Il
was adoptd-yeas, 81; nays, q Aessra Buckalew,
At nve o'clock A. NJ, Mr. McDoUoAIIs (dem) Of Cal,
moved TO amend By providing that this act shall not
enfranchs< persons made citizens by the Civil Rights
bill until tny shall have been i've years ctzena Dis
agreed TO.
Mr. NoRbs, lrcp.) OF MINI, moved 70 strike out the
preamble. Disagreed to-
Mr. DooIfrLE, rcp.) Of Wis, gave an additional rec.
tion thatho sentence Of death under this act shall be
carried ntdexecuon without the approval OF the Pre-
sdent hopted-yeas n, nays 10.
Mr. McDAGALI. at quarter 70 six o'clock A. NJ, took
the floor ar made speech In opposition TO the bill
Az qua1er past SIX O'Clock A. NJ the bill as intro
duced by M Sherman ard amended by adding what Ia
contained } Mr.. Dootte's amendment lust quoted,
was passedky a'vote Of 20 to TO- a. foIlows:--
ygAs-Metrs. Anthony, Brown, CstteL Chandler, Con-
ness CragnCrcswel. fogg, FrelInghuysen, Grimes
ard HoweIkirkwocd Lane Morgan Morrill, Poland.
wInkie wat Wiley Williams, Wilson and Yates
NAys-Mckrs. Buckalew, Cowan Davis Doolittle Hen.
drlcks McDtsall Nesnh, Norton, SAsssvson and ssus
Ansxrr onlo vorrc-Messrs Dixon Edmunds Fessen.
Nye Riddle, hummer and sprague--iS
On motiotof Mr.. SHERMAN, (rep) OF Ohio the title
OF the bill rs 30 amended to read can ACT for the
more ecick government OF the rebel States instead
or can actfor the moro enlcens government Of the
late nsurrctonary States"
The seDa{ then, At halfpass sx O'Clock on Sunday
'"oi"'Ad .-
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"A Prussian Prince Returned to Parliament.
BERLIN, Feb. II, 1867
Prince Frederic Charles father of the King of Prussia
has boon elected to the North German Parliament.
The Prussian Armies Of Occupation.
BERLIN Feb IL, 1867
Tho Prussian troops will withdraw from Dresden on
tho 1st Of July, but Prussian garrsons will still be
maintained in Loipsic. Bautzen and Konigsteiu
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MEETING At LOUISVILLE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb IL 1867.
The Union party held meeting hero last night. =
which they passed series OF resolutions, asserting
her belief in the right Of tho loyal people, through
Congress to settle the for the restoration Of tAs
Southern States the Union; opposing the policy Of ths
democratic party in their esors to render treason
spectabe; approving the call for Union State conveas
on at Frankfort 70 meet on the 10th inst and ondos
the state who Of ratfyng the fourtesatA
article OF amendment TO tho national consttuti0A-~
Delegates were appointed 70 the convention.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Culard mail steamship Ausralasian Captain Coo1s
will leave this port ON Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close II hapast ocioch
on Wednesday morning.
The NEw YoRK HERALD--Edton for Europs-win ~
ready at four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing. ~
ceutG
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Radical Victory and New Cabinet.
FLORENCE, Feb. II, 1887.
fhs new Ministry has been formed, with Baron Ri
caso at the head and Agossino Depres former Minis
tor Of the Marine as Minister OF Finance.
The radical party Is much clatod at the dissolution Of
Ehs Parliament
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RECOVERY Of STOLEN UNIFIED STATES BONDS.

BosroS Feb II, 1891.
The United States bonds stolen from the house OF k
Darre Milton, amounting to $40 900, have ell beea
recovered through the agency Of detectives servan1
girl and two others have been arrested for commsne
the robbery. NF
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Christian Endurance About to Triumph.
LONDON, Feb IT 1852
ID considered certain that w. dets.m mined re-.
sstaaos Of the Cretans and the sp's Of concession r
Gently shown by the Turkish government will result in
tho complete independen~s Of the island Of Gambia
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ALBAsy, Feb IT. 1857
ire occurred on the pier this morning which d.
sroyed the flour and grain warehouse Of John W. RaA
SELL Ths warehouse contained only cargo Of bafsi
ley one or two hundred barrels OF dour and sma8l
quantity Of oats The barley insured IN the LOndeo
and Liverpool Company and the building in the Oow.
ercIa Insurance ONCE Of this city The total ioss ws
not exceed $4,000.
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FINE At sufrAlo.

BUFFALO, Feb II, 1857.
The brick building $50 Main street. opposite the TD
House, caught IRE this morning The frst floor
cuped BY =. LOGGER, harness and trunk maker and ~
s,cond story used . photograph gallery byJ
George Pulngs Tho building was completely gutts1l
The in the store destroyed partly insured ~
the Western Insurance Company Of this city, and HART
ford. Conn.
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Naval Reinforcements for tho Antilles.
MADRID, Feb. IL, 1857.
Spain ID about to augment her feet in the Spanish
West Indies
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FRA N cE.

A Favorable Treasury Report.
PARIS, Feb. II, 1857.
The budget presented In the Chambers yesterday by
the Minister Of Finance gives very favorable report Of
the condition Of the finances Rentes in consequence
have recovered from their depression and ad
vancing.
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BOSTON, Fob. II, 1857.
The steamship China, from Liverpool via Haiifazs
arrived here twelve o'clock last night Her mails an4
the despatch bag Of the Associated Press forwarded
New York by the train this evening, whore thsy wo
be due about four O'Clock tomorrow.
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GU 3 A

The steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, from Havana on
the 18th inst, arrived At this port yesterday We
under many obligations to Mr. HuertAs, the pussr for
prompt delivery Of our dispatches md files
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, 1857.
arrived out.
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Ngw ORLEANS, Feb. II, 1851.
The steamship General Grant from New York, came
in collision with the British bark Emily the bar
day The latter was badly damaged, but the steamer
received no hiurv.
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though prices ruled somewhat rregulary, on the
age nt October sale rates were maintained Some few
ots were withdrawn
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E u R o Pc.
The Fenian Insurrection
in Kerry Ended.
Favorable Report Of the French
Treasury.
The Spanish West India SQUADRON
to be Reinforced.
&c. &c. DC.
By THE CABLE TO FEBRUARY II.
TIE FEniANs.

Tho Killarney Movement Reported nc nm
EnA-Disappeaxance Of tho Insurgents.
DUBLIN, Feb. IT. 1857.
The outbreak = Killarney has como 70 an end, and
the bands OF insurgents have disappeared
Fenian Arrests.
DUBLIN, Feb IT, 1867.
One hundred and forty Fenians have been in
this city and are now In jail
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xA6NssdIss;r s"crEa sSx IIsRI.Fisssr ri Psdd,ns;
vATOR. 3S Canal street aud druggsts Send for treatise
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A Chamber OF Horror.

ChRmbeF OF HOrrOFa.
bedroom fun OF the sicky unwholesome mephic emuv9
the cheap Get rid OF them valuo
health and make the Of chamber fragrant thAo
Of Eden with PHAL0ES NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUoS
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IN. Iorrey suu Mr. Dnrle y Sills who brought
action srat tho Crosby i- Asactatson TO recover S.
has been pcssuited. u ss-i, na.h1g would suit him
hnt tho penhousa
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po.,siy no ears nc Say Dr. fiTnERs RaEG27
REMEDY, purely vegetable. New York agens, DenA6
Barnes Wells HelmboId Kitchen, Coddington, Sheddoa.
Dutton, Freeman, druggists
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.Barsisss,s sewinr gIschiPss,.As ss. sNeyy ssyIsy
corner Prince street
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A.-LRdfes and Gentlemen,
please call and examine ready made Clothing for 0ea
Boys and Youths, and learn the prices.
BROKAW BROTH RS, 81 Lafayette pa0ot
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FIoreuce Reversible Feed
LOCksTfTCH SEWING MACHINES,
sos Broadway, New Yorv.
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Paris Exhihiti0n,--A Gcntlemnn from parfs.
who VIII sAi on the 9Th Of March by the sesmship 70
rec desires 70 make arrangements for with
few American exhibitors. Highest reference Address
r., Dor 40 New York Post Office.
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Grover a Baker's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines. ta5 Broadway. New York
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Regal Havana lsottery.--Prixrs Paid ~
gold Information furnished highest paid f4
Deubloone and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR = CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street. NE
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Hair decidedly best Hair Dressing sold %
RUSHT0N, 10 Astor House, and BY all druggists.
"
"SrSS sRsf.sssr
vAToR. scs Canal street aud drusgiats Send for treatise
rssy asrs no isl Eses"ss,., as Ts EsTsHs'f
s1'af asnsoa Siichss cod%nssS shsaso
Dutton, Freeman, druggists.
made Clothing for os.
and ''D WEI T..e ~
An Prizes Cnshcd in Legal I.etseries.-Circs.
). cLUrE, Broker I7s Brosdwaa
Ball. Black 81 = ssb Soisr is BROADWAY
have constantly on hand sss nns "' as'0s''a
sl{SSS%sar !1;,SSi l{5SsSSSsS%sssar
BRoSzEs
sAsq1 sas qpIxTSsEs S32Rs
at sss. -ssr ss: fss. ss. y 'E s,s.sz ssz
corner Prince street.
4: ns5 y. s..s: Be-. |. e:
GUS = FACTORY. syY 81 Barclay street
ss.s premium. s,a ..ysnd ~, asuss ss~
----
Fore'fcSsd fSsdssiiTyS KsfHTs''lf sfSis Esst MACHINES
sos Broadway. New Yore.
Grover q Bnker's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines. to Broadway New York
PsYsr r i 0clays sSS In s.s.Ss
rss s y. II a. 4: s Il sss :; K. s:% Esr 4
eirc, desires 70 make with
Scr 90 New rcr Pos ONCE shs' reference Address
keyal Havana l.ottery.---Prixc- Paid -
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and SILVER
IAYLokA CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street. II
The New Weed Sewing Machines are New
ON oxhibition at their new store. 6l3 Broadway
The Howe. Machine Co.'s Lock Stitch scecwW:s secwW:s
Ing Machiue.-EfIAS HOWE Jr. (ognal lnycntor ~ -
sowing machine). President So Broadway. New io'~
wigs, Teupe~s and Ornamsntsl Hair: ARTSs3
quality Ham Dye and Hair DyenG ell cofoFA " sAao"
Wheeler q wilssl,e Lcckstltsh Lee sew'"s "s>
Nl-.v ss,se .-----@-----------
Wa wsutS say ss Every Mother so,.,. -
Ne ~ ji5NsnoWs 500 fHfM6 sYRgh y wii s.i:yS
%%sSs::' r sx sss s Ss~s. and
Ein1 ecIc 81 relieving the child from palm Allow
cus SarA sssp, .pd Somfora the nosasf bs SURE an~
y WY. I Ss,. soQFs5ss F.rl,s, sgsyr :, z; ,s..
arsasiTl ~ sIAAgA AgA lAss tnliASRaA
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Ball, Black a. Cos: v
H5 AND %. BROADWAY,
have constantly hand large and well assorted soskw
DTAMONDB,
JEwELRY
SILVER WARE
WATCHES,
BRONZES
FANCY GOODS,
GAS FIXTURES
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The Howe Machine Co.'s Lock stitch stitch. seww:s seww:s
Ing Machine. ELIAS HOWE Jr. (orgnal Invcn,o W -
sowing mAchinel President, SO Broadway, New ior~
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Wigs, Teupees and OrnamsrtsI H.ir:s :, ARrsSs,S
kL0HH. IL Bond street. sM ~fk"
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on exhibition Al their new store. SIS Broadway. 1
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az D. IocKwooonn,' on 'sncvsss"GGs.; sc src.GGs;.
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case Of alleged spoliaton BY the French government,
amounting TO fifteen millions OF francs Tho claim rests
upon tho personal parole Of the Emperor given TO the
petitioner At an extraordinary audience appointed for
the purpose and have been embodied in treaty,
Of which, together with all his other interests he says
he has been fraudulenty deprived. Tho sum above
named was promised for the claimants demonstration Of
auriferous territory similar TO that OF California since
conquered and annexed to France situated the Kong
Mountains Of Africa the west coast and from which
the government Of France has already derived great
mineral wealth. her gold coinage for many years since
then having attained the Unprecedented OF m ore
than hundred millions OF dollars annually.
The Unclaimed Fund In the Frecd,nen's Bu-
reau.
report In circulation during the past week that
the resolution offered in the Senate by Mr.. Morrill,
providing for the proper Investment OF Of about
s7o 6o held by Major General Howard as being por-
tion Of the money LEFT By coored soldiers who died
tho SERVICE and whose heirs are unknown would cause
some embarrassment 10 General Howard inasmucn as
he had already expended about s12 900 Of this fund
establishing educational institute In this city for the
instruction OF colored men In theology, medicine aud
law and which Is known "a the Howard Institute The
facts In the simply follows THE fund above
mentioned az being held in trust by General Howard
originally amounted TO $4,000; but the lawful heirs
of great number Of the deceased colored soldiers
discovered which reduced the fund to about seventy
thousand dollars As The heirs Of this money have not
vet been found the Commissioner deemed IL best to in
yest the money in a safe manner. Twelve thousand
dollars Of IL appropriated By hin " purchase .
building and ground for the purpose before nentioned
for the occupation Of which 10 annual rent paid 10
the Commissioner - ne trustee - tps fand Senator
Morrls resolution wss introduced fof the purpose sf
IeeslIzng this Investment Of General Howard AnA Va
confirm him as the trustee Of she fund In question.
sPersonpi.
Governor A. j. Faux and three other prominent citi-
gems Of Dakota arrived here this evening. having beeu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-02

Two young men named Chapel and
McKeand recently made on attempt to
escape from the Jail in Rutland by saw
ing off the bars to the door of their cell.
They were placed in closer confinement.
BURrINGroN.- Another "raid" has
been made upon the liquor sellers at Bur
lngton, and large quantity Of beer and
whiskey has been coniiscated.
Hon. leo. +. Edmunds Of Burling-
ton, will deliver an address at the next
Fair of the Rutland County Agricultural
Society, to he held at Rutland, Sept.
18th and 10Th.
PouLTNEY. An attempt was made to
rob the Nationa! Bank Of Poultney on
Thursday evening last.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Nermontcr of the 18th ult. says:
Twp excellent sermons were preached 10y
DR. Ktchel, President of Middlebury
College, in tie Congregational Church in
Vergcnnes last Sabbath. by many
present. they were regarded as the purest
productions of Christian scholarship 10
which they ever listened.
T he second service on Sundays, in ST.
Stephens Church, Middlebury, will be at
late hour in the afternoon, during the
months of July and August. For the
present, and during July at least, it will
be mt str o'clock.
UNIyERsALIsr ASSOCIATION. - The
Champlain Univcrsallst Association met
at East Middlebury on Wednesday and
Thursday according TO notice, and in
spite of the rain on the last day, there
was good attendance and considerable
interest was manifested.
METHODIST. Key. ID. w. Dayton, Of
Rutland, baptized, on Sunday, seventeen
persons ten by immersion and seven by
sprinkling.
Rev. j. f. Bruce will preach in East
Midlebury next Sunday, at 81 O'Clock
l.. VI. -
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| The Addison Co. Democratic Conven-
zion, June 26, organized by the election
bf Frederick Miner, Esq, of Bridport,
President, and Chas. j. Soper, of Middle
bury, Secretary.
The Committee on nominations present.
ed the following ticket which was unan-
imously adopted:
For Senators-Daniel Leonard Wright,
Weybridgc, John j. Kelsey, Salisbury.
For Judges County Court - Harry
Goodrich, Mlddlebury, Josiah w. Parker,
Nergennes.
For Shcrtf,-William II. Needham,
Bristol.
For High Bailiff-German Cutting,
Shoreham.
For States Atlorncy-Wallace w.
Rider, Bristol.
For Judge of Probate, Addison Dis
trict-E. Il. Wright, Mddlcbury.
For Judge of Probate, New Haven
Disirict-E. Darwin Hall, New Haven.
The Committee on Resolutions present
ed the following:
Rcsolred, That tile sentiments Of tho
resolutions adopted at the Democratic
State Convention held at Montpelier on
June 2lst, meet oar cordial approval, ant
that we adopt them as the Resolutions .
this Convention.
Interesting AMI acceptable addressc
were made TO the Convention b. Messra
III. Atkins of Montpelier, and Wm. ii
Iloyt of Burlington, and others.
Resolutions we've adopted thanking tho
speakers, endorsing the resolutions AM
promising to support the nominations.
County Committee for the cnsuin
year: Loyal L. Wright, Cornwall
Frederick Miner, Bridport, James Whit
ney, Bristol.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-02

OF all the medicinal herbs, none are
better calculated TO give healthy action
to the brain than proverbs.
A Pennsylvania has paid a fine Of
$50 for putting his arm around a lady's
waist, without saying "by your leave
There are four hundred and eighty-six
cheese factories in the United States,
three hundred and seventy two of them
in New York and ten in Massachusetts.
Edmond About says ''ihere are two
things in this world which a man does
not often find away from home the
first is good soup; the second is disiLter-
ested love"
During a recent wedding in church,
in village near Troy, n, Y when The
clergyman asked it anybody knew any
reason why the ceremony should not
proceed, n woman rose in the audience
and forbade the bans on the ground that
the groom had promised TO marry her
when her husband died. The clergyman
decided that she had no light to look so
far ahead, and went on with the perform
ance.
A French matrimonial agency makes
a large bid for custom by guaranteeing
happiness for one year."
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EJGen Sheridan continues to exercise
his power as military commander with
great boldncss and freedom and has lust
removed Deputy Sheriff John l.. Whit
more and Constable l.. ii Wight of Jeffer-
son, Texas for refusing 10 execute a wa"
rant legally issued against a murderer, and
he has also formed military commission
in Louisiana for the trial of murderer
whom the civil courts could not or would
not attend to and has issued an order de-
clarng null and void the second section OF
an ordinance adopted by the police jury Of
the parish of Onachita on the 2jth of
February last requiring "1hat the infor-
mant shall be liable for costs in cases OF
prosecution" The general declares thi:
regulation has the effect to operate
against the poorer classes of people,
especially colored citizens and also is al
variance with the laws of Louisiana" 1t i
well for the hero of shenandoah that Con
gress is TO have a July session.
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Seven national banks, with circua-
ton Of S795, O00, have failed, and are in
the hands of receivers.
esPretty Kate Terry, the popular Lon
don actress, Stunned all the offers of the
butterfly nobility, and is going TO be hap
py with linen draper. who has a pleas
ant face and a fine figure, the latter
at,csted by an income of $50, 900 a year.
A silver chalice, presented to St.
Michael's Church at Charleston, S. c.,
in 1862, by Gov. Boone, was lately
rescued from New York wnbroker's
shop and restored to its original owners.
1t was sent to Columbia for safe keeping
during the war and was supposed TO have
been destroyed at the burning of that
city.
The match between Dexter and Lady
Thorn appointed for Wednesday, on the
Fashion Course, was postponed until Sat
urday on account OF the unfavorable con-
dition of the track. Dexter will trot
again with Ethan Allen and running
mate, July 10, and the friends of both
horses claim that, weather and track all
right, beat will be done in 2 ~
The famous Harlem bridge Of New
York, which has proved very fat job
and cost no end Of money, is finished at
last, and there will be great Inaugural,
ton, attended by the governor and other
dIgnitaries, in a few days.
Joseph l.. Bonds fireworks manufac.
tory at Baltimore, Md, was completely
demolished by IN explosion, Wednesday
The proprietor was fatally Injured, and
one Of his workmen, named Humphreys,
seriously, Loss $4,000; no insurance.