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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Carl Schurz's speech Of w eIcome to Sheridan
mt 81. Louis.

Carl Schurz's speech Of w eIcome to Sheridan
Mt 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10. 1857.
The following paragraphs are extracted from General
Carl schurzs speech Of welcome las. night to General
Philip Sheridan
man who WELD sword, ride down hostile battaons
and handle an army the rough edges OF battle. In
you the people honor the glorious model or the Amen
thinking machine Ia the hands OF superior
will, but who knows what he Is hghtng
for, and whose brave soul win never rest
until the victory OF bis arms has received It's true
value In the assured triumph Of great cause. Great
appIause.) In you they honor tho man whose eagle
on the dsd Of battle but with equal certainty tho
only as the bod rider Of Winchester and the hero OF the
Of the Fifth Military District tEnthusissic cheers)
General Sheridan, We welcome you as an honest man.
(.oud applause) Sir you have achieved triumph
not inferior your exploits ~ Q soldier. (Cheero)
You have only 70 the enemies Of the country
the invncibiliy Of your armA but the very men who
hate you have forced 20 respect and esteem you W
spite OF thenssives tApplause) Even now voices are
booming up FROM the South-vocss OF men who abhor
the authority you exsrcised-voioss which say, 1--WE
the laws which placed him over u.s. but
the day NOT very far when the struggle We are now
passing through will lie behind Us In the records Of his
Tory; the day when the whole American nation, North
and south, willingly recognizing the bcnencen.
results Of this great revolution. will again DO united
in hand and heart when the republic VIII throw
rights Of all nor citizens load chssn) wbstever
Louisiana and Texas may say bsssed DO the day which
gives Us the secure reign Of hearty loyalty and impair.
broke the ground enthusiastic chcsnl and tho people
Of oil the states win oyfuly repeat what they already
the s,% q s.s 81 sss o s .ss
W tbs road 10 peace champion OF peace through
justceas tho representation OF the popular thought
Loud cheers.) General Sheridan, again We welcome
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Washington correspondence Of The Boston Posl ssus
The political eossps here are much excited to-day
over . report that President johnson contsmplasss
Grand corp dStaf should Congress atsmpt further en-
cposchmsnt upon che Executive prsrosativsa II \
charged that bis procsma tons are but Tie fororunne
% doapsnN htsatiQp y W fiDseal n OonGsm
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Flag IN kFFeRsoKvAlt, mo.

IouB<iLls, September 10. 1881.
Baptist church, atwo story brick house and tvo
story frame houses In JeeTsonvs, Ind, we're de-
eroyed BY IRE last nieht The los $4,000, on which
there 10 barely any iueuranea The Orc the work Of
e inoon16Us
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TIE WRECK OF THE GEORGE CROMWELL.
SPECIAL rtlfsaAm TO rns HERALD.

KEY WET Sept 10, 1867
eo'Ccck p. ~
The steamer General Grant, Of The Cromwell line has
arrived 10 take on the passengers Of the wrecked steamer
George Cromwell.
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Ply catches were made sfoows-Dingier 8; TiIcn,
Leather DeDmead, 3; Warren, 2; Johnson b. shafcr
Clarke. Ii Norton, q DO Mott 9; D. shafsr IL un6cr
hill. l.
1ildsn, Denmcad and Dingler-ai members Of the
old Lone star Clubsustaned hoir we'll earned rcputs
ton, an did also shafer and Do Mott
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Fever Mt Key West Among the Cable
Hands.
KEY wEsr, Fla, Sept TO- 1867, .
6o'Clock p. NJ !
The fever is pretty bad here. Third Engineer Como
ver OF the United States steamer Lenapse, died this
morning, bis body refused burial ashore. The
Lenapee was compelled to bury him At
Two more Of the hands employed on the Gulf Cable
expedition have died in the hospitals. ."
No further intelligence has been received from the
Dry Tortusas.
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The Eckfords Of Brooklyn Defeat the Key
stones Of PhiIadeIpnis.
PmnAnxLrRiA, sept 10. 1867
match game Of base ball played this afternoon
between the Eckfords OF Brooklyn, and the keystone
club OF this city, which the former won, the score
standing 40 too The following IL the scors:-
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Fever mt Pensacola

The yellow Fever Mt Pensacola.
WASHINGTON, September 10. 1sd7.
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Pensacola announcing tho continued ravages OF the yell
low fever at that port.
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that the Proclamation win bs found to restore confidence
generally and aid in the work Of real and lasting
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I Fever In New Orleans.

Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1897.
There foriytwo yellow fever deaths In this city
for the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock ths
morning
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SPECIAL IElrsaAm TO the HsRAlu.
PROCEEDINGS Of TINE CONVENTION.

ALBANY. Sept 10, 1887.
The State Constitutional Convention met this morning
at nine O'Clock.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on EDUCATION.
NJ CURTIS, from tho standing Committee on Educa-
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TelSR'raDh.


LONDON, June 19-Evening Tho riot in
birmingham, which at FIRST had formidable ap.
pearanee, vi" speedily suppressed BY the action
Of the Government.
In the HOUSE Of Commons this evening Hon.
Claiborne Hardy, the Home Secretary, an.
nounced that tho disturbances In birmingham
had been ended, peace and order had been ro.
stored througout the city, and the troops sent
there were under orders to return to their for.
mer stations.
LONDON, June I9.-The English Government
warned BY the landing effected By the squad Of
Fenians at hungarian, have stationed mon of.war
In the channel to guard against the repetition oil
similar attempts.
LIvERPooL, Juns 10-EVening. The labili.
ties Of tho firm Of Fraser, Trenholm a Co. have
been ascertained to exceed their assets by nearly
81, 900, 900 sterling.
CossrASrtNoPLE, Juno ia collective note
from the French, Russian, Prussian and italian
Governments was presented to the Porte on Sat.
urdAy last. urging a suspension Of hostilities In
the Island Of Gambia, and recommending that an
inquiry DO made into the grievances Of the
Cretans, to be conducted by Joint Commission
appointed BY the great Powers and the Sublime
Porte
LONDON, June 2O-Noon. Consols, 9Ii U
s. Five.twenties 70. Illinois Centrals, 79I.
Fries, 99i.
LIVERPOOL, June Authorization is tend.
ing downwards. Middling uplands, III. Or.
leans, III. Sales Of 8, 900 bales. Corn, 37s Cd.
Pork, 74s Beef 1925. Cd. TRllow, 43s %.
ANTWERP, June 20-Noon. Petroleum, $751;
LONDON, June 100 p. m-Consols, 94l.
American securities unaltered.
LivnnrooL, June ao--o p. m.-oottUn has de-
elinsd i'd, and Is now quoted at IL ID for mid.
ding uplands. Lard declined 3D. Ashes ad.
vanced Cd. All other articles unchanged.
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MAGAZINES FOR JuLY.-We have re,
celvsd from the publishers, Messrs. TIcKsoR
FIELDS, Boston, copy Of the Atlantic
Monthly" for July Tho following is the table
of contents: Tho Guardian Angel, ''-VII-by
oliver Wendell Holiness "a Passage from Haw.
thorne's English Note. Books +" Mona Mother
| by Alice Cary "At Padua'-by W. D. How
ellis Poor Riohard-II'' by Henry James,
jr.j "Dr. Molke"-by DR.. I. l. Hayes "A
Struggle for LIFE" Freedom in Bra1il"-byJ J.
G. Whittier my Visit to sybaris'-by tho
author of the MAN without Country" " The
Piano in the United states'-by James Parton
IAN Ember. Pict ure' by james Russell Lowell
"An Artists Drsam''-by T.W HigginsOni The
Religious Side Of the Italian Question" by
Joseph MaIEini " Reviews and Literary No.
tees"
Also, from the same publishers, we are in.
dsbted for a copy Of " Our Young Folks, an il
Illustrated magazine for boys and girls, for July.
Just what is needed as a present to the boys and
girls.
Also from the HAMPERS we have received
Harpers Mag Azine for July, replsto as usual
with valuable information and interesting mat.
tar
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PoLIrrcAL MANUAL FOR lSG7.-We have
been favored by Hon. EDWARD McPuERsoS,
clerk Of the House Of Representatives, with a
copy Of his Political Manual for 1867, " inelud.
ing a classified summary of the important exscu.
tive, legislative, judicial, and PolitcO. military
facts, from July 4, 1855, to April l, 1867, and
the late action Of Congress on reconstruction.
This book is invaluable to politicians as to1t.
book and to the people at large 1t will DO inter.
esting, inasnuch as it is a compilation Of facts
and documents leaving the reader to draw his
own conclusions. Published by PHILP SOLO.
MONS, and for sale at all the book stores.
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE.-In reply to an
inquiry made bya citizen of Nebraska,
Commissioner Wilson has stated that in
making selections Of lands, under the act
of September 4, 1864, for the grant known
as the 100000 acres grant, 1t is required
by the General Land Office that such Sc
lections shall be made by an agent ap.
pointed by the State; shall, be duly re-
ported to the local officers, the requisite
fees paid, and clear list then transmitted
to the General Land Office by the register
and receiver, when, if found correct, the
list will be submitted to the Secretary of
the Interior for his approval.
The selections may be made at the same
time in the different land districts of the
State or at different periods, as the State
may think best.
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Editorial and News Items.

The revolution in Venezuela is sup.
pressed.
SALNAvE has been proclaimed President
of Hayti.
GEN. LoNGsrREEr was pardoned by the
President yesterday.
The President will visit Hartford, Conn.,,
on his return from Boston.
THREE persons have died with Cholera
in New Orleans within week.
WM. T. SKIDMoRE, the assassin Of W.
B. Cher, in Brooklyn, N. Y, has committed
suicide.
The sugar crop in Jamaica will be light.
average yield
The registration goes on slowly in differ
ent parts Of Virginia. So far as heard from, tho
colOred people seem to lead
HoBsoN a Co.'S sash factory and Flip
sius a Mitchells planning mill, in Pittsburg were
destroyed by Ere on Wednesday night. Loss
800, oOO insured for SIC, 900.
TIE Boston and Worcester railroad, and
the Western railroad, from Worcester to Albany,
have voted to consolidate the stock Of both
roads. This is an investment worth holding.
MEMBERS of the Grand Army of the Re.
public, and others, in Louisville, Ky, Assem-.
bled on Wednesday In the Cave Hill Cemetery
for the purpose Of decorating tho graves of Eve
hundred Union soldiers buried there.
Is consequence OF the comments Of At
torney General Stanbery upon the course of Gen.
Slckles and Gen. Sheridan, it is said that the
former will ask to be relieved and the latter will
resign. We doubt the truthfulness Of tho ar.
nouncement Of Gen. Sheridan's resignation.
The rules and regulations for the gov
eminent of the district commanders were agreed
on in Cabinet meeting yesterday, and sent for.
ward to the commanders. 1t is understood that
these instructions are in accordance with Mr..
Stanbery's opinion. On the subject Of registra.
ton the instructions are strictly couformatory
thereto.
The Indians arc very troublesome along
the line Of the Pacific railroad. 1t is thought
that the work must DO abandoned unless the
Government send sufficient force to protect the
wOrkmen. Accord ng to the accounts from this
country, the savSges appear to be getting the
better Of our forces. It is said that the India
from the Platte country have come down in
large numbers, and repulsed General Custer.
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Rsgi,try-CttiZens Arrested for Perjury
Sweeping DI.frnn c hisemont.

RICHMOND, VA, June 20.-Mark Downing
and Thomas b. White, two well.known citizens
were arraigued before the United States Com.
in having taken the registration oath yesterday
The United States District Attorney said that
in the FIRST case the prosecution would be on tho
ground that the State constitution, adopted by
the convention at Alexandra, disfranchises all
persons who aided the rebellion after 1864. IA.
This constitution, 1t is claimed, is not set
aside by the reconstruction bill.
About nine tenths Of the State will be disfran.
chised II the District Attorneys ground is Sus-
tanned. Both cases were continued until to.
morrow.
There Is great interest manifested by all
classes Of citizens in these cases.
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SITES FOR NATIONAL Cemeteries IN VIR

SITES FOR NATIONAL Cemeteries IN VIR.
GINIA.-The board Of officers appointed by
the Secretary of War, consisting of Adju-
tant General L. b. Thomas, Surgeon Gen.
eral J. X. Barnes, Quartermaster General
Nj. q. Meigs, and Major General SChofeld,
with Brevet Lieutenant Colonel j. M.
Moore; A. Q. NJ, as recorder, to consider
and report upon the sites selected for ma.
tional cemeteries in Virginia, and upon all
questions arising in relation thereto, have
adjourned, and submitted their report to
the Secretary. The board reports that the
sites of oil the cemeteries that have been
completed and of those yet unfinished
have been judiciously selected, and recon-
mend that no CT -.'' ~ go Ae.
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Tee GRE ANS, WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCHES, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c,
or all the most Delicate FlAVors, at
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL,

We have the pleasure Of annou nclng to our nu
merous friends and the public In general, that we
have connected with our we'll known establishment,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. tbs manufacture OF
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCH, FROZEN CUSrARD &c,
Of all the most delicate havOTs, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have made our selection OF the most choice
Creams from Orange County, New York, Pennsylya.
mia, Delaware and Maryland Diaries. We will
guarantee tho public that We will use the
VERY BEST MATERIAL
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with our vast machinery and facilities, and the com
petence Of our Foreman, who has been employed In
Philadelphia at the business in the most prominent
houses for tho ltst twenty seven years. We feel con
ddent that we ca offer to the public article which
cannot be surpassed In this country All We ak
is q single trial. which will convince the most fas'
tldious.
We most respectfully solicit the patronage Of Fam
lilies, Hotels, Festivals, Pic. Mics, EKeurslons, &C.
Delivered TO all parts Of the city free Of charge
HARVEY 4 CO,
Iels.2W $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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e. Know Thy Destiny.-MadameE . r.
THORNTON, the great Rnglish ASTROLOGICAL Clairyoyant
and Psyehometrtoiau, who has Astonished the seien
tide classes OF the Old World has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRHroS Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, as to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either ser. while in 4
state Of trance she delineates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of
Instrument Of Intense power. known as the Psych'
omotrope, guarantees to produce lfs.like picture
OF the future husband wife Of the applicant to-
gsher with date Of marriage, position in li lead
Ing traits Of character, &C. This is no humbug, as
thousands Of testimonials assert She will send,
when desired, certified Certificate or written guar
auteo, that the picture Is what 1t purpors to be.
By enclosing a small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing nny cents and stamped envelope addressed
% yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mail. All communications
sAofodly confidential. Address, in confidence, MAD.
AxE B. =. THORNTON, 2. o. Box 2as, Hudson, MY.
mhls-d&wly
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asr To communicable Advertiser
having been restored TO health in few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that dread
diseAse, Consumption, is anxious TO make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
seriptiOu used, free Of CHARGE with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
and SURE CuRB FOR CoNsUNPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoS-
oHIrIs, &c. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription IL to benent the Gfnieted
and spread Information which he eonesyss 10 be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please Ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2i-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co, MY.
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New York, June 20-The -four market is rs
cents lower; receipts, 5,595 bbls. Wheat mar.
ket dull and declining receipts 81 ,Os3 bush
els. Corn market la2 cents lower; receipts
Il, $50 bushels. Rye dull and nominally lower.
Oats la2 cents lower. Pork lower sales of 800
barrels Of new moss at $50 6Os$2O 65 Lard
dull at lllal2l cents. Whisky quiet. Barley
nominal. Cotton quiet, at 27 cents for Mid.
ding Uplands. Freights quiet
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MAYORS OFFICE, :. ,..-

Proposals will be received at this cIiee uutil ~
o'clock, m, on the Goth net for grading and gTav.
cling street north between Fifteenth aud Sixteenth
streets west The street to Re graded to the proper
shape before ssy grAyellng shall be done. The
gravel to be uine inches In tho centre and taper
ing to our) iaehes at the gutter line Tho gravel
shall be Of the beet quality aud free from loan and
the street to be raked aud rolled wife heavy roller
(which the Commissioner will furnish J
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for graveling But one
Measurement will be paid for, either cutting ALL
ing, whichever measures most the surplus earth to
be deposited and levelled In street north between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets west or at such
other point as the Commissioner OF the ward may d.
rect The right is reserved to reject any o. all bids
J.w DYER,
je2l-fm&wtd Commissioner Fret Ward.
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TIE New York Herald, for the three
days of Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, gives
an account Of nearly thirty murders and muir.
derous assaults, There were of these three cases
Of child.murder, and also six suicides. In Gin.
cinnAti alone there were three suicides and two
horrible murders We'll may the Herald call
this a carnival Of blood.
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DIED,

The Hon. ISAAC NEWTON died In this city yester-
day evening, June TO- 1857, In the esh year Of his
age.
lie will be taken to PhilAielphis for intsrment,
HE friends and the friends OF the family Invited
to accompany the remains 10 the Baltimore Depot gu
friday the 3lst inst at p. from the residence
Of his son, Isaac Newton, IT,, corner Of Eleventh
street and Maryland avenue. je20.1
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BARNsLEY Basket Duck Pants and
Vests, superior quality to those usually found
ready made, at Heuning's One Price Clothing Store,
on the corner Of Seventh stree: and Maryland
ayenue
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valetudinarisns, vsiuers, Vegitarians.
valstudinariAus say that the health Is improved
by its use, vauers esteem It's good qualities, and
vegetarans declare there is nothing equal to the
Vegetable Compound KIN own as sawysr's Bsrbsrs' :
Soap. For sale by N. W. BURoHELL, Family Gro
cery, corner Of Fourteenth and streets
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NEW YoRK, June 20-A despatch to the
Herald from Hearts Content states that the
broken Atlantic cable was grappled and the ends
spliced, and communication restored
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THrRrY.FIvE CENTS for Cause Under
shirts Good Cotton Drawers at IS cents per pair, ~
sizes, at A. saks Co. =, bl7 Seventh street, sdJOn
ing National Bank OF the Republic.
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60 Free TO Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatest import
ance to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail TO send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY 70.
turn mail. Address p. o. DrAwsr,2l,
mhls-dSwly Troy, 2.
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EXTRA LARGE SIZES Of Linen Pants,
Goats, or Vests, Of brown or plain Duck Drill, at
saks 4 Cos, 5l7 Seventh street. adJoining Ma
uonal Bank Of the Republic.
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Coupons, 1921 6.2O's, 1852, llOli 5.2O's, 1864,
1851 6.2O's, 1865, 1917 5.2Os, January and
July 1855, 1921 lO4O's, 99Ei 1908, August,
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AS- The Gravest MaIadIes Of Youth and
EARLY aforementioned Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrs age Of man,
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ployed in this Institution Sent in sealed letter
velopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIH
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Penn myl7-9m
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nobs of to-day may be the goads to push
her on to liberty and just rule. So we
trust il is
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WAsHINGrON, June 2O-3 p. may Cooke a
Co. furnish the following closing quotations Of
NOYernment kenuriLiaA.
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SPECIAL notice. q.

81 Sexual Diseases, Debility, &o.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TRAIL 4 JACK
soS's Pathology and CURE YOURSELF. Is.
Sold BY American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for circular. ap25-d&wam+