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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE T. lss7-rRlpLE SHEET

specfu attention due alike 10 his eminent rank and his
personal worth. Great the part borne by Gen.
IL destined TO play yet august part. IL I'M
portan 70 the South that the great influence and the
good VIII or such man shall be conciated and not re-
PEELED. He showed that he appreciated u.s. let u.s. in ell
proper modes, show that appreciate him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07
LEGAL TROUBLES 0F IHt UNION PACIFIC mIlaeAu.

ST. Lorn, June Q, 1861
The Rpu,lsca~ has special despatch from 81 Jossph
which ssysA report Ia euusn, that r. C. Durant late
manager Of the Union Pacific Railroad, has served an
Injunction asans The further construction of the TRACK
Of that road and sxssnsvs complications ere likely "
nov Qua Of the removal Of M. Dunnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

The Political FeeIfnE Amon6 tho FcopIo-
Death Of Judse Lumpkin-Tbe Crops. &c.
AuaUsrA, Ga. June Q, 1867.
A mesting OF the citizens OF Fulton and De Kalb
oous,,s. vas held at Atlanta to-day 70 form oonssrva
i've Union party.
A preamble ana resolutions we're adopted dsnouneing
the Sherman bill Infamous and prsisrnng military
rule 70 organizing under lie provisions.
The press at Atlanta have no sympathy with ths
movement and prcnouncs u m timed and injudcious
The feeling throughout Georgia 10 70 submit and Or.
ssniss sndsr shs Military bnL The people are SEX and
ursS OF uncertainty and agitation, and VII conform 20
- reQuireuenis " Congrsse In god aitk The oppe-
Evening star., 1867-03-14
Maryland Annual Conference of the Meth
odist Protestant Church.

FIRST DAN-WEDNRsDAY.
The thirty ninth session of the Marvland
Annual Conference of the Methodist Protes
tant Church assembled "Wednesday morninp
IN the church corner OF Green and Lombard
vices were conducted by the President of the
Conference, Rev. John j. Murray, I'D.
The roll was called by one of the secretaries
when II was ascertained that a ma iority of the
clerical delegates were present besides a Jsrga
number Of lay delegates
The body being regularly organized for the
iansacton OF business, the President read his
annual report, setting forth the success. Sc .
attending the church during the past wear
The President refers with regret ts the lack ~
unmarried preachers, he having been unable
unless "laborers are sent into the yineyard ~ /.
portion OF the circuits requiring the ser woes
OF two or more ministers will have to submit
10 PaIuaI supply, and territory inviting
preachers VIII have to be neglected and pu h.
the inquiry, "Why are so few young men of.
fering themselves At q time when the wants OF
the church are so urgent 2"
The reading OF the reports of the supsrip
fendents was called for, and the ON cial char
acter of the following ministers passed X.
Sempie Rowe, Dr. ID. +. EweiI, John X.
Henry Nice; VIM. W. Reese, r. Light wilson,
Rev. J. j. Murray, ID. d., was re.e,.c,.d
speech. 80 = '''''
The remaining officers of the Conference
were subseq quently chosen, as follows: stand
ing pistriet C0mnittee-Clergy, Luther Cox,
Dr. r Waters, L. w. Bates: lay delegates.
george Slckers, b. n. Richardson, and J. W
hicnaroson. Committee on nAppeaIs-Clerey
A. s. Eversoie, John Elderdice laymen, WIN
Turpin, James Bond Stewards A Hon
litzell. Missionary Fund Steward-C. II. Lit
Teton. Superannuated Fund Seward
Earle Mallory. Secretary-H. q. Cushing.
assistant Secretaries-W. W. Reese, nj. e
Hysore. .-.. . 80 - -
The examination of oficial character was
resu med and the folio wing passed: ID. Bow
ers, +. j. Drinkho1se, J. Elderdice J NJ. FL
derdIce, J. T. Laselle, @. :. Battersby 7. r
Maloy, W. NICK. Poisal, John Roberts. J. H.
Ellegood, w. b Hammond, l.. w. Bates, J.
Shreeye. p ="
Conference then adjourned until 9 a. m. to-
day.-Bdlttm0re Americon.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

TIE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.-Yester-
day the Legislature met in joint convention,
al IL appearing from the journals OF the two
branches that the Hon Philip Francis Thomas
had received the vote OF a majority Of all the
members elected in each body, the Speaker de.
clared Mr. Thomas elected United States Sena-
tor 10 fill the existing vacancy from MARYLAND
The Governor was directed to issue the necee-
sary commission to the Senator elect. The
Senate passed the registration bill, the bill ap-
propriatng S25,0O0 to the Maryland State
Agricultural Society, and the bill to paw ar.
rearages to the police Of Baltimsre appointed
In 1869.
In the House, a motion was made to recon.
slider the vote by which the bill was passed to
incorporate the Frederick and PennsyIyania
Line Railroad Company. The motion, how
ever. failed. by vote OF IS yeas, nays a. The
Senate bill to authorize levy Of Is cents in
the 800 for the support OF public schools was
passed. A favorable report was made on the
House bill TO make an appropriation in aid Of
the starving people OF the South, and also to
a;thorize the Mayor and City Council of Bal.
tlmore TO appropriate not over s2Oo.OO0 for the
same purpose, and to raise the same loan, DC.
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BaItimere ANIMAL Conference Of the Epis.
cepal Methodist Church.
SEVENTH DAY-wEDNEsDI

SEVENTH DAY-wEDN
A. W. Wilson, of The Board of Finance SUBJ
mitted the annual report. The total amount IN
their hands, known as the Conference. elec-
non and Bishop funds, Is 81. go. GO. The Board
Conference (Earlyl S5s0,50. leaving a balance
OF = ,4lSs36. There was applied To superan-
mated preachers and the widow ws and orphans
of deceased preachers Sl,u25, and TO necsssi-
Board estimate the amount necessary for the
support OF superannuated preachers aud
widows and ophans for the ensuing year at
s2,550, appropriated as follows. Baltimore
District, 81 ,OOJ; Washington. $3.50; WInches rer
S35t Rockingham, $3.50; South Branch SIOn
Lewisburg, 500; and Roanoke, 500.
James higgins was admitted or trial
1 he relation of :. Kepler was changed from
snpernumeTary 10 effective, and that of X. r
EramptOn to superh
Wm. q. Love, of the Committee on Stats
tics, submitted a report, which shows that
there are 20 local preaC hers within the bounds
OF this Conference; l64l7 white members and
5lJ eolOred ones; 10 infant baptisms Were
made during the year and 81 adult; 2l9 Sab
bath schools, with 2,Uoi teachers and ~, IoI
scholars. This is an increase during the year
CT the whi re membership of 1904.
The Conference unanimously determined
TO hold its next session in BALTIMORE, and the
preachers IR charge in the city We're selected
10 make all n necessary arrangements.
The relation of J. L. Gibbons was changed
from superannuated TO supernumerary.
The following ministers were admitted from
other conferences by transfer: u l.. CLARK, ].
Is. Fitzpatrick, j. d. Blackwell, Henry f.
johnson, }. :. Porter. Aaron Boone, J. r. Fin.
ley and l.. II. Crehshaw, OF the Virginia Con-
ference; w. 4. Murray and w. A. Harris, of
the Holston Conference; T.. T. X. Triope,
Eugene X. Smith, James Follinsbee, and S. b.
Madison, of the Texas Conferences; L. f. Nus
ten, OF the Kentucky Conferences; and Iieorge
q. smith, OF the Georgia Conference These
ministers were welcomed by a rising vote
Rev. j. ;. Gasdner, Presiding Elder of Roa.
noke district, was relieve at mis- wn request.
and granted supernumerary relation, in con-
sequence OF failing health.
The Bishop announced the visitors TO lite-
rary institutions.
On motion OF ]. S. Martin. the first Friday in
May and the first Friday in November were
set apart for fasting and prayer.
The Bishop then announced the appoint
ments, among which were the folio wing To this
city and vicinity:
baltimore District.-S. REGISTER. Presiding
Elder Rockville, j l.. Armstrong, one 10 be
supplisd: Montgomery, Robert smith, r. n
Wilson; Rock Greek, W. X. Boyle. b. F. Hail
Washington District-Jonn =. Martin, p r.
Washington, w. v. Tudor; Alexandria, w. r.
Munsey. j. .. Hummer, city missionary;
Loudoun, ]. Landstreet, l.. H. Crenshaw
Leesburg, 5. Rogers; Fairfax, A. B. Dolly, j.
y Gardner, supernumerary; Mt. Vernon. O.
g. Linthicum st. Marys, Thomas w Brown:
Prince George's, p. B. Smith; Bladensburg, 5.
h. Grifhth.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

THE FLooBs-ImRense Destruction Of proD.
erty.-Reports from below Cincinnatl repre
sent great destruction Of property by the
Hood in many places between New Albany
and Evansville. The river is thirty miles
wide, and thousands Of cattle, sheep. and hegs
have been drowned, and hundreds OF thou.
sands OF bushels Of grain have been lost The
country is covered with stacks OF wheat hay
and oats. All the steamboat landings are m
der water. and boats cannot make landings
Shawneetown is completely ihund ated, and in
the lower part of Cincinnati and Coyington
hundreds of houses are under water. A bridge
on the Mobile and Ohio failroad, near Union
City, was washed away, and a locomotive on
q aNorthern- bound train was precipitated in to
the river. The track at Columbus is t6b.
merged, and the cut at that town filled TO a
depth Of four feet by land slide large
force OF men are At wark repairing the dam
age. News from all directions represent the
flood az unprecedented, The roads south from
Louisville, Kentucky, are badly broken up by
the carrying away Of bridges and culyerts
and by land slides. The chic river is still
rising, and the rain storm continues. MANY
bridges have, been destroyed bv the late flood
The Cincipnati Commerciai's Knoxville dis.
patch Gays It'll estimated rhat the late Hood
damaged East sTennessee TO the amount of
$2o, ,0OO, ,000. Over two hundred persons were
washed ont of their houses IN Knox vile. The
damage done to farming interests is very
heavy. Masy OF the farmers lost houses
barns, grain, and stock.
Evening star., 1867-03-14
FROM EUROPE

LONDON, March l3-Evening-
received from Dublin this evening state that
ireland is quiet. No new Fenian demonstra-
tons havs been reported. There has been a
great fail OF snow In ireland. number of
Fenians have been arrested af Limerick The
prisoners, while on their way TO the police
barracks, were ckeered by the people. Pla-
cards emanaane from emissaries OF the l. r.
b. have been posted in the streets Of Clonme
Bah, Waterford and Tipperary counties, for.
bidding the people from paying their rents
BERLIN, March 13.-HerI .Nunchausep, pre-.
mier OF Hanover, in the q overnment Of the
la'e kiDr, has challenged Count Won Bismarck
for words uttered In q debate in the German
Parliament
VIENNA, March l3.-Tbe Emperor Francis
Joseph has given orders for the STRENGTHENING
OF the Austrian posts on the Seryian frontier.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

MRXICo.-A letter from Vera Cruz dated
March ltt, says: General Bazaihe arrived 10.
day in this city. The Liberals under Salcedo,
Gomez, and Rodriguez have taken Orixaba
and CordOva. The ImperIalists retreated to
the city, but it is thought they all W i'll desert
before they reach Vera Cruz, as they are very
much afraid OF yellow fever. General Ala.
forre is about Puebla General Bsnayides ID
three leagues from this city with large force.
He expects rs occupy Vera Cruz when aban.
doned by the French. The communication
with the interior is entirely cut of. We have
no news west from Orizaba. The French are
between this city and Passodel Macho. They
all expect to leave early this month Their
iron clad fleet 10 still here.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

~ A man in 81. LOUIS solved his religious
doubts by blowing his brains out. RI. -sI.
~ Artificial wood is made with gelatine and
saw-dust. .2 .ak j
~ An armless man in Riehmond eloped
with a married woman y.,.'. =.
"A bill Is before the Legislature OF Louis,
lara, to license gambling houses At 10000 per
annum.
SIT is so dull at Denver that they can't
even ret up q funeral fCf- ,a' o---I ~
~ Gymnasiums for ladies are the rage in
England. gsi,& fs n
~The army estimates In EHeland amount
to fla,sS2,00, In money and 139, l63 IN mes. "a {
~ Montreal 10 tbs dancers paradise-it has
spent 5o,o0o for oalls thls season.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

A SIGN OF THE TIMRs.-An- Intelligent
colored man was approached to kne W how he
felt in regard to the approaching Municipal
election, and as to whether he could be calcu.
lated upon TO support Radical ticket. The
Freedman, keen in the business, obser we'd:
Well, if you give us (the colored votersl half.
and half Of tho Council ticket, we will con-
slider he matter; otherwise, l. am disposed to
friends i'm times past.-Fredericksburq Va. !
Evening star., 1867-03-14

SENTENCE OF ILLICIT DIsTILLKRs-On
Saturday in the United States court at PhiIa.
depths, Cornelius Strain, for being engaged in
Illicit dlstlling, was sentenced to six months
and John Mcbride for the same offence, to
eight months. Dennis iOail, for Illicit distili.
three months. VIM. Taylor, tor same offence
to pay a fine of S240 or be imprisoned six
weeks, and james Call, also for distillinx IN.
licitly, TO pay u fine of Sl5n
Evening star., 1867-03-14

0The nose on the face Of the Washington
statue in the Park, New York, has been
knocked into pug by q stone from the hand
Of bootblack. .Irsa I4-. : : =
~The Salt Lake yidette notices that occa.
sional order are still issued by the Mormons
for obnoxtops Genules 70 leave. -.--r--l = :"
SThers are i47 grandssstn Spain, Of which
80 are nrst chop or dukes. About one-h half the
whole number wash thsmselves deceutly.
y The inmsnse shell combs such O. wore
aG'm. 81 b, a4einf.-8 -. t's EsFi. 1ffTalI -llas
~ The Salt Lske Tslsgraph or fels aary 81
10 fuil Of aonse Of ka1leais, lecsasp tAs lattar
are not in Aver Of pelyGa6y. -. 90 - = h.
Evening star., 1867-03-14
DANCING.
DROFS. J. w. h. r. kREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
Pennsylvsnia avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts ~
Opposite Metropolitan hotel.
DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY, q
Pennsylvsnis avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
new Glasses formin q z every evening Tbose d.
HtIng TO enter our classes should avail them.
selves OF tn is opportunity.
our rrsparations will be made in this quarter for
,Cirsuars can be had at J. r. Ellis and W q
The Hall can be rented Tor boirees, 40.
Days and Hours Of Tki,ton:
FOR Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday Afternoons, from to O'Clock.
. gentlemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve.
nings from to 10 o'clock.
For further Information, apply during the hours
OF Tuition, or add ress Q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the FIRST lessen. js8
NJ ARINI's FAsHIONABLB DANCING
WI AOADEMY, AT a
MARINIS ASSEMBLY R0OMS,
II, between 9Th and leth streets,
Tne lest qua rter Of this season, prepare -
sory 70 the may Ball will commence Oh EatuP-
day, March 2. Classes fer the German are now
n Private n.sruetion given to suit the con-
senience OF the paptl. seas
nj ASQUEKADE AND FAnGY DRESS BALLS
w AND PABTIES.
The undersigned wouls most respectfully in.
form the ladfes aHd gentlemen OF Washingtoa
city, and the District generally, that he 10 at All
times prepared 70 fu urnfsh parties with asq usr.
ade and ancy Costume, either on loan or N ads to
hss taken n 2, The well known
happy to await orders 6HARtE5 BERG VIZ %
late Oostumer ct Ford's and Growers
fe l-1mf fbeaters, Washin gton, d. o.
Evening star., 1867-03-14
CONGREGATIONAL.

sENATE-Iesterday, after our report closed,
the Senate went iRto executive session, and
soon afterwards adjourned
HoUsE-The Senate joint resolu ton for the
relief OF the destitute in the Southern States
was debated up TO the hour of adjournment
Yesterday
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eP EOIAL TIOE,
CHARLES urpzavpa

successor 10 Isaac HerZberg Son,
no tAve eond ucted the Pawnbroking Business
iCI hilsep years in this city, far twelve <(1<
years the emily faxnbroker In the Bistric', ~
tahe TINS nei bod of thanking their patrons0 ~
AS the puGc for the cOnideuee be- reto tore snos
fsct that we stiIl continue 70 make the hignest
NAnces iD all sums upon alt articles OF Jewelry,
Diamonds, watches. Bonds. Government Scrip.
silver Plate, &c for which q have su pc rfor
places OF deposit AMI security, which will always
e shown Tor the satisfactiyn Of those patronizing
- We have special facilities for the care and
TTeserE rEati.n OF Wearing Apparel of every de-
Narce- are Hade. guaranteeing when required
SsFlHst m0fA, and Always againstiBIury Having
'sFEe VA ehcuse in CoHneC ton with our slice,
We haye special facilities for storage of all kinds
- herchandlse, FHIrffHre. &C. on which We
E-ke the .biGhesf aAyaECes for days. weeks or
usntEs We Caii especial attention to the fact
tiai owing 20 lie large capiral employs I'd in our
tGsiness We can make advances At such rates Of
lIferesi as 10 cety competition. We sell no goods
Until the expiration OF six months after their for
telturs, and then only a. EHhliC sgCtOn, drst Civ
ing SIMPLE notice through the variOas city jour
mails 10 all depositers. ny this means deposits
with ne never lost IL their REDEEM ption Is de-
sired VIZ call especial attention 80 arrange
ments Tor foTwsIdinz goods to any part of the
country arrangements which an experience of
titeen years has breu ght TO rerfecti0a Depos-
itOrs sre enabled hy this m cans 20 redeem their
oCds from our once no matter where they nay
yate apartments for CONFIDENTIAL business NIB
We have no connection with suy si niisr estab-
nshmeut In this city. Refer 90 anv old resident of
Nashingtoa Remember HEBIBER9'S Loan
ashiugten, u q. fe Is ip*
Evening star., 1867-03-14

VIRGINIA LKGIsLAruRE-The Houss of
Delegates on Tuesday passed the following:
Bill relating to the Alexandria Canal and
Railroad. Ayes, 81; noes, S. Bill for the relief
of the Mutual Fire Insurance. Company OF
Loudoun county. Joint resolution of thanks
TO Mr.. Geo Peabody 49, : : - : :
Evening star., 1867-03-14
ON THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1867.

The Institutlon for whose beneft this enterprise
is coDduopd was founded for the purpos of gra-
tuitously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and s. amen of the United States.
NeV pupils win be received after April 4, upon
complying with requirements.
TIE purchaser of each Engraving for one dollar
will be given certificate eRtitlins the holder to
share in the award of presents.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

~ Michigan is TO hold Q Constitution
Convention which will have power to prepare
an amended STATE Constitution. In New York
Constitutional Convention is also TO be held;
and the subject OF holding convention to re-
wise the Constitution Of ofPennsylvania is being
agitated at Harrlsburg. -
Evening star., 1867-03-14
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Evening star., 1867-03-14

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Evening star., 1867-03-14
HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAyIHes

Orders may be sent to ne enclosing the money :,
Tered lstte. or BY post Office order, at our risk.
Those wishing Engravisgs sent must enclose ten
cents in stamps to cover ex penses Large amounts
should be sent in drafts or by express.
Evening star., 1867-03-14

To the miiitsry orssnizstien influencing the
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CLOTHING, DO.
JAMES T wALKKR,
MERCHANT rIrLoR,

JAMES T. WALKER.
MERCHANT rIrLoR,
asa Seventh Street, asa
respectfully informs his friends and the public
geheistiy tnat he has ine. large and woll- A
selected asso ortment of
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES. M
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. s
Ihat he IS determined to run of at q very small
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Persons patronizing his establishment will be
a. De ls determined to employ none but the best
workmen
s-yOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
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al the above place, where he will be pleased ts
e9ir te their tastes giving them garments to suit
the most fastidi ous. and seeing that their gar
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
The undersigned having entered into oopsrtner-
ship, and iaid In an exte. siye ans carefully a
vESTINGS, and Gentlemens' FURNIsH- M
INC GOOBs. are prepared TO maze up for W.
their customers neat fttins aad Jash,oaable -
suits Of clothing, At their new estabiishnent, No
'Ss a1, S hs hSe :ss The
able Clothing. On modera ate terms, should net fail
GEO T. kkEn e;W GILBERT,
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r. J. H1EBER9lA.
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Evening star., 1867-03-14

.s -
-
Engravings to the ameunt OF coo, 900 will b
sold, and all funds received are to be depe.itei
with
JAY COOKE CO..
First National Bank Of W sshington, d. O. 10 be
held BY them fer the benefit Of the Institution.
Evening star., 1867-03-14
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
BE. LEwIE's DEETAL AssVGIATION,
~ No. goo JENNA AVE,
betWeen 18th and I3th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by adminstsrfns
fltTo1s OIyde or Laughing Gas. DIR.
LhhE has recently purchased the best
Inemlcal Apparatus IN the country for~
hshlng pure gas esery day siso an IL proved Val.
.nlsI Inhaler 1he Associsuon :. now prepared
70 mske Teeth on Colo, Silvs- "a Rubber a. New
l lodk IN nsdelphis and : <-ston prices: All per-
sons Wis ming deutsl frz 1one ve tt rs cheap
as a. n the sboys-s1ned cities. All work done in
tIe heatest end Dest manner, asd warranted to
siye satlsfactfeH. Ptrsons will do well 20 call
snd examine our work. de A-n
II. LOOMS, N. D.,
Tse Eyenter and Patenteo Of the MIHBBAh
krLAIE IkITH, attends personally GO
ais ON ce In this city. Many persons can 49, 49,
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
these. =.
Persons calling 1t my once ean be aooommods-
Ted with any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
sre, but 70 these who are and wish the
l1rest, cheapest, strongest and most perfect den:
sare ,,s sn,t Art san procure, the AIHnRAL TEETH
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