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New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
sBUPING INTELLIGENCE.
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sIip On.siro Ilosne Liverpool eris9rl Mihtarn Co
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Sia6c SsT 1iT Al ,s, gss' l ssoa JsrS. Boston " P c,.
ARRIVED. rlr -...r
pas. 70 sb Brown 10th nst ss Cape iIsnJ sav dD'd
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Pis ss, 10 , % a fSo%psso Newport wall, days. an.
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'' schr HaeFea Sl Nicholson, oOnFais With potatoes W.
sS ~,,,. emerson C.H.s iaabr to jed Frs Co
Jr.e OF Cross Rip sfshp mby "a unknown ens
baiwsrks boxsPni spit and the S's e~''ss ;"
esl "a ." Ssr,,,,, p,,A,, yeEport f,r Roraous
ScS- Henrietta aaak'o. Portland O.
seSr Tn,on Freemau. Enabetbpori for b'ssn
sear Ps'aeI Gsea, LSBsTss ~, S,,slsss m i,o-to, .tI
scbr ID Il Wil.sf, Kim brtbpor TOR stoni asf's
s.Sr = F.yNsa Barker Khzab-Ihport tor bos'os-
schr Karef BEozn EHrabc.hpost Vr Bossoa-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
xo<-.x I,,. Ii-Aved steamship hey Aesi iron f"' ts
nserlas ia io.a ,eswssI, Norr n Phlsielpha .
rhe T-Ssled TO-DAY ship harmoo ter N.s i"'s>
jrpe sed tJ inboand hsssis Ispssf
80, TW s, bagng prevailed rh zest oase 90 voc eoN ~
I .ssiag badly experimenting storm y
s, "a opx remained IN sf gale nres Gays WE nc
arrr bsssxs siyhs her bawarks she passed p
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,~y q Dot tas morning, viih loss Of esth sss"r -
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ser ape Charles the vini howin. triisesI and sbe,na
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
PASSENGERS SlTkED.

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New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFFs.
For the week ending juno 10,


S2iH 1876 t3,c6
Since Sept l. 1866. 2OiO37O C6O296 Ii62,5sj
Same time 1865. ........-.. 257sO3 GOSSIP lss5,226
GUENIEs generally quiet sales of20 bags cloth, In
Boston, NJ 23lc. Bag. are quoted at 2e7c.
HiDES-There has been some activity including CON
siderable movement in Dry Buenos hyrcs and prices
close firm. We quote Dry Hdes-BuenOs Ayres. 25@27
n. 2oi 21c BuenOs Ayres 2o023 t a2Jtc Montevideo,
q 023 Igd19tc; C0rIicntes. 2lt y ID 1stalgcj RIO
Gra.de, 2OG22 n 1slal9c.; OrnOco ?l023 n 17 lsc;
California 22G25 lsk0lgtc.; Central American 1921 10
IClal7c: Matam0rOs 22G2l TT 91se; Vera Cruz, 1919
lCGlC5c; Tampico. 20022 IGidl7c.; Texas, 22a?5 ID
I2alCc; Western, 1925 I30l5c, gold, selected. Wet
Sailed IIides-Buenos Ayres, $3.50 N 1o3al1c.; RIO
Graude, 44dfs n l0i aIie.; California NG50 lO3allc;
Para 35 d4O lC9allc. gold; New-Orleans 500S0 l1c
Western and Country, 60G7 llb0l2c; CITY Slaughter
OK, COaS0 12t QlSc.; do. Cow 45GG0 n.al2c, cur
HONEY-The demand in moderate; sales OF Caba Oh
G2c.. gold. ia bond. and SO Gsfc, gold, duty paid.
HAY The supply is largely IN excess OF the demand
and pIices are easier and quite nominal The crop OF
promises to be extremely arge sales OF 800 bales AZ
81 S09S1 for Shipping and 81 sDG1 75 for retail ots
Long Rye Straw Is selling at 81 2O1$l q = 100.
i HOPS I'm fair home consumption demand at about
previous rates small Gales at from 20c40GCJc, as 10
quality and growth.
HEMP-The demand is limited We hear OF no trans
actions Holders demanding I2c, gold, for Manila
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

CkERS--The market IL linn. but ii"t quo
ahly higher we of sales OF 2OO0gSOOo Jokes H'
about S. ., "a ,,rtcc.
NGRhTN-Tbe Wheat market is inactive, ana piices
quite noninak dealers generally wide apart W her
yIevs IIcTs arc disposed to hold on l0t some cohcts
ston and we have note sale OF 7,1cO push Cnoloe
White California at g. Rye IL heavy ana III ie,ni
demand. some 800 bush. Western sold III IOs hI g -
Al "a BARLEY Malt 10 quiet AT 81 55GN 60 oars arc iomc'
ard close quite heavy the offerings are noueI u o.
Wesieru sS s5c FOR OHIO, closing az bac IN STORE Ia
s5c for souorn ard Pennylyana; state arc nonila az
in freiits prices are,ower and Aose heavy the GeinG
l. mostly for homo use but part for export .o a az az ~
81 f9r DSup; ST O2us Os for fair 70 choice now Mheo
cirQ at 81 g2aSl 0G 81 0ia$l 05 FOR Now 'S m
n fse ~ r Old Mixed Western ~ O2~sl OIL Ior "lle
Southern We learn from Chicago ny Iele%g5pA&, % & tlt
ne rocclpts Of kOTn 100000 bush nnu tH"' P''00"
ne iae Gerji,, led tdt0c fos No J. and closed nat
ExPOKIs OF BRE ADsftiJt r.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
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GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT..
q es $50 Coup 62 Us o. $40 Coup 65 Treas Notes $40
As 600 .... ITO l'rOO0a.. ......1O69l ID Series
u s IS 1O40 COu IT, $500 Co '65 nj l2OOO...-.1V5t
47,OO0....-..-.. 99il 45,00O.....-....lo93l
COIL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

CHEESE.
peccip,s arc much larger footing mp 24e' ior u,o
which h more than double The arrivals jast Ne,h
Shipments have been Tree, ana tle nalhet ~ IT, o,i,t
tbad hut 10 meet the views Of shippers, and NOT ~
new stock accumulate, which n always to De "sS-1e
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

The bank movement the past week was unusually
steady The loans increased $lcoSl6, the specie si2
2s2, and the circulation $5.4SS The Legal Tenders
fell off $sOSs9. and the deposits s9,5SO. The'clear-
ings increased $500, ,299. and the balances $'1Oo
PRINTING CLOTHs-Says The PTordeRce Journal;
The market for gray eoodsshoys little more nIuness
and some advance IN price has been established. lew
small of square for immediate delyeiy aye re-
ported at q cents, aSd from this TO " cent Ssu 10 oe
the present asking rates for standing quality
The following are the details OF imports and ex-
ports at this port, as compiled by The Journal Of Com
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-12
singirg in Mr.. spargeon, $ Church

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in~t roI,a@d 't tI = 'p rn - oaI'loFn1a
scribes the sjnoing - w6irb h. Ggt
ened In Mr. Snn71non,s Gbnr.l !
London Nh ~ = II
lie entered il ~ n,o,a;,
read that bea4tifi,i 49, ',o' NJ ~ ana y
the blood az h~asts j ;r,a 49, ~ !" \,
simple ernastness f ~ pos'' '.|i !" u
Bring out more jmnressir.,,' ~ ~ - 80. -
spirit Of the poetry Tb1n Iva r1
naafaa I'M ~ Ill, - -
Iast assembly 9oaroj a mi ~ ~ IN, ont
strains Of lbt Ierso Inn ~ ~ ~ roa y
the first lines oftbe nart ~ ,a,l - .. ~
Christ. the heavenly lamb " an1 sa;d
y little softer brethren . and tbat
touchinp verse swelled with snb5nnI
nafbo, from tba whoIa Lal,, liz ,ran
SINNERS Thrn cana ma i a. = 81 Ell
verse uuv sonI looi.s ~ - = = =" ),
with the Snor4stion ..S"r,n, : gt;5l i
IitfIa snfiar : III ,t 4 ,o':e' + Il
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-12
Mexico List Of Ralers Since the Year
1921.

The following is list Of the rulers
Of Mexico since the time Of its indie
pendence, the year 1921
1821-Iturbide, General-in Chief.
1922 -ltmbide, Emperor
1823-Generals Guerrero, Drayo
and Negrete, Dictators.
182l-General Victoria, President.
lS27-General Pedlaza President.
1S29-Guerrero, Dictator
Establishments, President.
1832-Pedraza, President.
1e35-Sauta Anna President.
Establishments, President.
1o4O-General fariaos, Dictator
Establishments, President
184I-Santa Anna, President.
lof3-RetiremenJ Of Santa Anna
-(successor not known.
1844-Santa Anna Dictator.
18i5-General CavaIiyo, President.
1847-Jose Justo Caro-, President
18i7-Parcdes President.
1846-Santa Anna. President.
l8l9-IIerrera, President.
lS50-Arista, President.
1852 Juan ~eiallos, President.
1853-Manu-l Lombardini, Presi-
dent
Santa Anna, President
april 20).
1888 Santa Anna, Dictator DE
cember 20).
i855-Alvarez, Dictator
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-12
What the s utlern States Must Accept

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snonI5 a~.cnt ia cons,itntional
Amendment bnt If was scented bv
tAe CanfharD States. nnder the advice
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-12

the deliyerance OF the Jews from the
wicked Vaccinations Of Haman.
In 1872, it would have cost a labor.
ing man thirteen years of labor to pur-
chase Bible, rs his pay would be
only pence per day, while the price
ot Bible was twenty pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-03-12
The Bill.

The Scriptures have been transla
ted into 14S languages aud dialects
Of which III had, prior to the forma-
ton OF the British Foreign Bible So
cicty, never appeared. And - OF
these languages existed without an
alphabet in an oral form. Upward
Of 43, 600 600 OF these copies OF Cod
word are circulated among not les.
than G00o00000 Of people
The FIRST division Of the Divine or
ders into chapters and verses, is at
nibutcd 10 stephen Iangton, Arch
bishop OF Canterbury, IN the reign b
King John, in the latter part Of the
twelfth century, or The beginning o.
the thirteenth. | ardina Hugo, ii
the middle Of the thirteenth century
divided the Old Testament into chap
tiers, as they stand in our translation
In 1861, Athias, jew Of Amster
dam, divided the section Of Hugo in
70. verses-a French printer had pre-
yiously (l5Gl) divided the New Tes-
lament into verses as they are at
( ~,
1 ne Old Testament contains 39
DOCKS, w chapters, Z3,Zl4 verses
592, 439 words, 2,738, 100 letters.
The New Testament contains q
books, 200 chapters, $3.50 verses,
1890 words, 933 $50 letters.
ne entire bible contains 81 books,
~, e4aP W., : !, l8o verses, ~
w words 3,o03, loo letters
Inc name nan Of jehovah or u, Lord n oc-
ours o'ooo llmes IN the GA Iesta-
ihe -,
l NC word and occurs in the Old
testament ISL 80 'l3 times.
Inc mlddie book Of the Old
Testament IS Proverbs.
inc middle chapter IS the 29th OF
JOB.
Ing middle verse y "a Chronicles,
20th chapter, 18th verse
The middle book Of The New Te8-
lament IS - Ihessalonians.
The middle chapters are Romans
18th and l4th.
IAe middle verse IS Acts II; {.
Inc middle chapter and the
least IN the Bible, is Psalm III.
The middle verse IN the Bible is
Iaalms is :.
The middle line IN the Bible is ID
Chronicles, |: Is.
The least verse in the Old Tesla
ment is 1st Chronicles, IL.
The least verse ii Tue Bible is John
Il:35.
The 10Th chapter of I'd Kings and
Isaiah 20 are the same.
III taa 21s verse Of the 7th chap
ter Of Ezra are all the letters in the
alphabet, | and ! being considered as
one.
The Apocrypha mot inspired, but
sometimes bound between the old
Testament and the New contains II
books, 1873 chapters, l5,08l verses,
lo,2l8o words.
The preceding facts were ascer,
tanned By gentleman in IT'S Also,
by an Englishman residing at Am.
terdam, IN l172, and II IS said to have
taken each gentleman nearly three
years IN the In5,vyesllgatton.
mere Is a bIDie IN the library OF
the University q Gottin8ln, written
on 2,4'0 palm leaves.
A day S journey was 81 Is miles.
\ Sabbath day journey was about
a. English mile.
Ezehiol's reed was eleven feet,
nearly.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
PERSONAL.

GEo. D. PREsnCE's poems are to appear,
at last, in book form.
The Woop Sisters were not lost on the
Evening Star.
DR. SAMUEL WYNAN, O well known and
very skillfui physician of Newburyport, Mass died
on Thursday evening, aged 'eyenty-four years
MAJ. p. FULLER, Of Kansas; l.. T. Smith,
Of Kansas president Of the Missouri River railroad
Hon. Joseph R. Flanagan and John Lyons, Of Phil.
adelphia; Col B. II. BriStOw, Of Ky. are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
GEORGE WASHINGTON ZACHARY attempted
to split the head of his step-father. T. W. Brad.
ford, with a hatehet, at Nashville, day or two
since. He cut cash four inches in length, but moi
deep The wound Is not considered dangerous.
LIE CHEvELIER +. DANEsI and G. Bradley
Of New York. 8. p. Buckley, Of the New Yorl
Herald, B. Carter and A. J. Parrish, Of Va; G. o.
LOOMS, of Mich; Robt. oNeill, of Idaho; @. II.
Gliding, Of Texas Ben. Gordon Foster, U. S. A,
are at the Owen House.
MRs. MARIARET JONES, sixty years Of age,
a resident Of Sharon, PsnnA., visited Cleveland,
Ohio, on Monday last, and at night, on her way tC
the house Of q dAughter at Eewburgh, in company
with Lewis Thomas, was induced to drink guam
tity Of liquor. They lost their way in consequence
and the old lady froIe to death before morning.
M. LOUIS VEuILLor has startled Paris by
q book written with great power, greater coarse
ness, great personality 1t Is satire Of Paris ant
Its more prominent people. 1t is very amusing
even when it outrsges decency. Many Of the prin
cipal personal attacks are made so transparent.
the victim cannot be mistaken others are NOR,
closely veiled. A great many keys" are in circu
latiOn to the persons designated. Tho author vc
hementiy protests against all Of them, declaring
that where he painted an individual he limited In
no obscure terms his name. and where ho men
tions NO name the character is made Of trait
cleaned from dozen individuals. Twenty thou
sand copies Of the first edition sold four day.
after the book appeared tho third edition has al
ready been issued 1t Is larger than its predecessors
and more personal. The persons attacked reply
with great vehemenoe, and NJ. VcuillOt Is particu'
larly happy in his replies.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
.TELEGRAMS
|H NRR fo
The National Republican.
[BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
A RIOT IN FRANCE.
SEVERALPERSONS KILLED BY IHE TROOPS,
---- 81 &
Terrible Explosion and Loss OF Life.
TH1 MARKITS.
A RIOT IN FRANCE.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED BY THE TROOPS
Terrible Explosion and Loss OF Life.
TH@ MARKETS..
News nv Cable.

PARIS, Feb. 2.-Commodore McVickar, Of
the New York Yacht Club, sailed for New
York in the outward bound steamer to-day.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-The Erlanger fund for the
aid Of the Cretans is great success. 's.
Serious labor riots had occurred at the
little town OF Marchunn and in the depart
ment Of Nord, near Lille. The French troops
were called upon to quell the disturbance,
and in the discharge Of their duty several Of
the rioters were shot and killed.
A grand .fete was given to the officers Of
the United States steamer Colorado, at Villa
Franco yesterday. Friendly speeches were
made, toasts drunk, and the enthusiasm was
unbounded. .sa
vienna, Feb. IA radical change in the
Ministry Of Austria Is impending.
BERLIN, Feb 3.-Frederick Karl is can
didate for the new German Parliament.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. IA direct mail
has been established between this city and
Pekin, China. The service requires forty
eight days.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Adyices have been re-
ceived here which state that terrible ex-
plosion, accompanied with great loss Of life,
recently occurred in Paraguay, South Amer
lea.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4-Noon.-The cotton
market opens heavy and inactive. Sales will
not exceed 5000 bales. Notwithstanding
the inactivity, Middling Uplands remain un-
changed at l4id.
LONDON, Feb. 4-Noon.-Illinois Central
shares advanced Id, and are now quoted at
81; Fries advanced g. and are quoted at 39s;
United States Five-twenties slightly declined,
and the ruling figure at opening was 72 1916;
Consols for money remained unchanged at
90 Gig
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
Pen. Pencil. and Scissors.

THE james river is open. .
ACArHoLIc CHURCH exclusively for colored
people is 70 be built st q. Louis
The Ne,O Era, a radical paper, at Fort
Smith, Is reported about to suspend publication,
on account Of the antagonistic feeling there.
The operatives at the Middlesex wooden
mills at Lowell are on strike, caused BY a re.
duetion having been made in their wages.
A FIRE occurred at 0swego, N. Y, yester-
day which destroyed three blocks Of buildings Los.
$50, ,oooi insurance SIS, 900 to $4,000
An order has been issued by the Secretary
Of War for carrying into effect the law abolishing
the once Of sutisr on July next. .t..
TnE New York EVening Gazette says "the
CiiEsn has become the property Of an association,
but viii continue TO be edited By Gen. HslPine."
MoLlIE TRussELL, who killed her para
nOur, in Chicago, short time since, and was sent
to the psnitsntisry, has bscn psrdOned. 7
The bark Delaware, from Demerara for
Baltimore, which went ashore on Cape Henry, 25th
ut., has been gotten OF and has arrived at Norfolk
for repairs.
The motto on the seal of the State Of Hi.
noiS Is State Soversignty-Nationai Unity"
This Is regarded BY some Of the radicals as dis.
loyal, and accordingly movement has been made
In the Legislature Of that State 10 eIpunge the as
sertion Of State Sovereignty" which II contains.
The sanitary reports from Demerara to
the 7th ulL state that the yellow fever was rigging,
and up to that date l69 cases had been received in
the public hospitals Of which thirtytwo died, and
100 remain. Tho Gmall .pox had apparently run
It's course In MatanEss, and Is abating, although
thers were still over 500 cases there.
Ar New Orleans, one Sunday lately, the
minister Of tho Methodist Church North prayed
that Congress might be free from cowardicei" "
the pastor Of tho Church South that Congress
might "aet with moderation" while Southern
Baptist minister In another church. prayed that
'the Lord would bless the Presidents righteous Of.
forts to bring peace 10 the country"
The Mexican consul at San Francisco has
received otical information Of the capture Of the
important town Of curavas, forty miles from the
city Of Mexico together with the Imperial forces,
commanded BY Colonel Madrid, who was subse.
quently shot by order Of court. martial. General
Paiaeees had routed the Imperialist' at MOrlsia,
In the State Of Michson, and captured the city.
The icc-gorge in the river broke at Wheel
ing, West Virginia, on Saturday, and is carrying
on tho steamers New State, Hsllmhn. Eagle and
Booth; also Bsttslls Co. g large wharf boat. The
Eagle has been secured few miles from the city.
There has been considerable damage done. The
HeIlman, New State and wharf boat were at last
accounts still floating away with the ice. Damage
unknown. Weather thawing. River very high.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
UNITED STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS

- MOFDA1I F6DTuRTy O. TbbI,
VIM. M, Gwynne, Esq, Of Santa Fe, Now MeIicoj
Theodore 8. GAMER, Esq, Of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, and John T. Bennett, Esq, Of MasillA,
New Mexico, were appointed commissioners OF the
court.
On motion Of Mr.. JOllifIs, Thos. Kilbsy Smith,
Esq of Washington, D. O., was admitted an attor.
ney and counsellor Of tho court
u. II. Carmick OF al. vs. The United States. The
argument Of this cause was concluded by Mr.. Peck
for the claimant, and by Mr., Norton the Solicitor
for the United States.
Daniel Sinclair VS., The United States, and Y. M.
Bakeleyys The United States. These causes were
argued on demurrer by Mr.. Weed, the Assistant
Solicitor, for the United States and by Mr. JolliIs
for the claimants, respectively. i'.8
W. ]. Tyson Vs. The United States. The do.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

MANUFACTURES AT THE WEsT.-The various
mills and manufactures at St. Anthony 8
Falls, Minnesota, produced last year 77,4l9,-
54S feet of lumber, valued at 81 1855, 900
$4,000 barrels Of flour, worth 81 ,GGl, 500
10000 yards wooden cloth, valued at $lO4,,
OOOi and pals, tubs, paper, machinery build,
ing materials, furniture, &c, sufficient To
carry the aggregate up to $4,34s,l5O. The
capital invested amounts to 81, ,95l 900.