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The New York herald., 1867-06-02
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Tho IaJepend,s is growing because worthy divine,
the Rev Dr. Garry has pronounced the HERALD tbs
sieas, DANGEROUS of our PRINCIPAL dailies
The same sensecnlar sheet Is growing be ause Judge
Carter had On with General Grant on the sub
ject Of the Presidency. II pcmpcnsiy Declares
1--WE announce in advance orr infexibs opposition TO
any and every man for The next Presidency TO whom
party agcrs 20 put any such miserable inter-
rogatory A. 'sir u which party DO you belongr"
The Yadepepden has also growl agsinst his Holiness
the Pope descrptivey ihus:-sThs Pope 10 an old, de-
crcp smisbIe Christian man, who IN bis earlier life
set his unison with the nineteenth century but
long sgo turned II backward TO the middle ages; who.
from the sincerrst Of moses ~ould Ike to see the
current Of the worlds progress stopped and who, hav-
ing reached the evening of his life sn unsuccessful
statesman and dl.apponled map, nov looks with great
sadness, and perhaps with some bitterness, upon the
spectacle Of the great world moving further and fur.
ther sxay from the former tnausncs Of the Apostolic
see.~
The same sheet likewise ha- . srow against the
Uniou League club because would cxpci Horace
Greeley and yet embrace smong 's honor
sry members 'such Andrew Jchnson.'
Protestant country payers growing bccsuse
forty-1ve thousand dollars. nns-nths cf the ntty
thousand dollars donated by the state for scsaran pur.
poses during the year ending September 90 1900 we're
received Dy The Roman Catholics This e exclusive OF
special donations, amounting in 1855 and 1851 TO up
wards Of s15s,0oo
The Protestant press are also growing bccsurs The
Jews received larger Of STATE bounty FOR seeu-
lar purposes than the rrotestsnts
The Tfcenon's Journal Ca,noc democraticl Is srow
ing abou former political leaders and appealsor new
ones II propose. 20 sit the democratic party for the
purpose Of finding honest men. and says rs'hcr incon
ssenly ''0ur osIrs would be to End ths democratic
party next autumn. putung forward for ofacs, 10 all
the states the enGoyernos sHssnstcrs Of ths United
states er-congressmen OF long experience &c, 20 far
az t,,s hare not foVoy bsen faihiess 70 neir trusts
This IL no for new and nntried men IL s not TO
honor them, 10 10 ave our liberties. thss this as
general prrcirie should ue adorted"
Tns same p.rsr ssovis a Gae as,a.s u hell" with
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

The market for mining shares was neglected. Az the
Hrst hoard Quartz Hill closed oc lower than at the
time yesterday selling at 81 s5 corydon Sc higher,
ssing 81 10; Ia Crosse Gold zoe. selling at i5c !;
Atlantic and Pacific sold 81 20; Smith and Parmelee,
a. IS; Peoples Cod and silver. soc.
An attempt was made to-day TO swndIe the firm Of
BesaDsn Brothers. stockbrokers by an individual who
forged tte Signature Of James L. Davis to two checks
on the rrsdssman's Bank FOR se67s and 5000 re.
spectiyely a. wcu as the certIncation OF the bank
es.lser 40 was not arrested, aud the firm sustained
90 iosr.
the following rscaptuaiion table exhibits the value
Of the aons OF dry goods at this port for tho week
ending Ma 90 compared with those Of the preceding
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

whom u Is to be inferred from what II ssvs. Horace
Greel has been keeping company Il also has growi
al Daneis dubious dictum referring to Greeley citing
Webster in appcasement OF his Greeley) going bail for
JEFF Davis
Tho Journal also growls for further s.purging Of
the administration" not content with the release OF
JEFF Davis. claiming that DR.. Mudd, Colonel Grenfel.
and Others sI confined 'by the Executive" the
horrible Dry Tortugas.
In nearly the same breath the Journal clasps Conoyer
Holt and Stanton together aud talks sw
ing until they black in their faces As they are
In their hearts,
The Boston Post Is growlng about the anniversaries
in that city II claims that all sorts OF spirits OF course
will collect these occasions, but II IS duo to the re-
spectacle and responsible organizations that they should
not be made to the load OF odum which belongs
to rantng b'ackguards and self-rghteous phsrsees.
If the week has In any way proated the latter. It Is
more than the rest OF say. II would be the best
thing they could do year spend their time in
going around and attending tho other meetings AS
for the weather that has been disappointment
body who over heard OF the anniversaries a. ALL IL
has very nearly been worthy OF its ancient reputation
Boston paper, envious Of the superiority Of The
New York builders OF ron.clsss growls because huiGer
Webb will receive tsree millions 10 currency To- the
Durderberg, and Qun,ard a anlion hall tor sts
Onondags
The Detroit Post Is growing at Greeley hecaus, 70,
satisfied with turning Jef DAVIS loose upon the
try" he Is "aready at work his threatened job of
bringing back from foreign parts all the bsnshed
scoundrels which the victory OF the Union solders rid
the country Of. we fondy hoped forever"
The Charleston DAILY Newt Is growing at the opinion
OF The Attorney General II has been "provoking, dis
appoineda 10 that documcat "wha, certainly
wanted" says the Ne,os "whst we supposed ths mill.
tary commanders, who applied for instruction wanted
was clear Interpretation of the act which thsy
got and not learned suggestion Of difficulties OF con-
struction. which they have got SO dense thcket Of
legal puzzles have before attempted 10 pene.
traten
The Charleston Courier IA growing secret poti-
cal leagues South and concludes: :fsThey are indeed
but the instruments in the hands OF ambitious and do
signing Their mission practically results in the
creation Of enty and the OF principles OF
strife II is indeed time thoY should cease There IL
occasion for their existence. There is good pur
pose to be answered by them Neither law order
pose demand their presence In fact they stand op-
position TO them. Subvsrsion 10 their result and not
reconstruction"
The Albany Evening Journal is growing because
another country paper has accused it OF nominating
General Grant for the Presidency.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Government securities arm at the Close Of busi
ness, and quoted thus:-1ss1 coupon, INK y; $50
coupon, 1885,: 1o9x q; $40 coupon, 1884, 1o5k e:
$40 coupon, 1885,. 1o6k H; $40 coupon, 1865 new
1ssus, 10s Y; 1910 coupon, s9h . y; $40 notes,
nrst series loo " 10 notes, second series, 1861
x; $40 notes, third series, 1861 X.
The gold market has unusually steady at slight
decline from the range Of yesterday. Tho opening
prcs was 1884, and the nuctuations were from this
Don 70 1884, with the closing transactions at 1861.
Loans we're made nat and al from three % seven per
csnt for carrying The gross clsarings wers $e2-
soy ooO and the gold balances $1S72s2S The further
advance Of conso in London TO se together with the
extreme chespness Of money there, had tendency TO
lever ihs premium The export Of specie BY this days
steamers vas rather light The Europe took $237 roo
sAs PennsyIvsnia S2oc, 900, the City Of Baltimore
S1oS, Ooe. add the Germania $s,000-makng $777,l4s
TOR the week The daily range Of the market during the
txs,tn -
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
7DaT or NEW YORK. JUNE |. ss7.


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steamship ot.aws ,B, Arohs, As,resv-t,i,,er Go
steamship Manhattan orr, Williams L;r.ro'i-siiisas
steamship occsn Queen. Connor Aspia~ ~ai-rseaa Mail
ss-sm.sip Gen Grant, scims., S.- on.sns-H cro.s-
stesrassiU cs,hsrine whiting soeinsou s-- Orleans.
s steamship San J.en,o Atkins s.,.nnsh--Garassa 4
steamship Champion Lockwood. Chanss,ou--E Y Nor.
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n,ssmona.pe p r psisrs.n : Fillmore ''' ny .'''
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stssmshp Empire. fries Norfolk. City Pon, and Rich
ssesmship i 3 knight Dsn,., WsshnssO ssOa-snlsa .
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ship Iiermon SBr oruisshancs calso-FsboriA ctaus-
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Bark A Kinsman, Means Portland. Me-greit 500 4
srir Giovanni CTtsp. xlohsis, cibrAar-siccc-es
sris Onward CBr) GIbD, Qussnusswn, fcr ordsrs--a
pris Plorsne. as. Ha,r walton Ns~rsnis,on o..
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Brg susan (Br,, Crow. Wioasor. hs--j = Nhiiosy
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90.
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schr Mary ". Murray, King ton. Js-R weinberg
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The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Ths completion OF the long talked Of railroad from
Camden to Mount holly, we are reliably Informed, Is
Hghtstown, will gre another line upnce to New York
The line OF road s through parts OF Camden, Burlington
Monmouth Ocean and Mercer counties, New Jersey.
The work is in the control OF the Joint Companieau -
Who no doubt, hope by Is early completion to obvats
the necessity or weaken the prospects Of the building Of
competing road between Philadelphia and New York
The annual report OF the directors Of the Boston
cord and Montreal Railroad for the ysar ending March
81 shows that the earning. OF the road $4s7 7l2
and the expenses $500 5o2 The directors are OF the
opinion that the extepsion Of the White Mountain Rail
road from Litteton whitensd and Lancaster would
be benefit to the business Of their corporation and they
think tina, the stockholders Of the will do well
empower the directors the construction OF th
proposed extension.
The report Of the directors Of the Northern New
Hampshre) Railroad for the year ending March 81 1857
makes the following exhibit
The gross receipts during the year 1881 30l and
the expenses &43S 304 making the net earnings $246 1
The dividends paid since December l, 1885, amount to
1855 lilo, including revenue tax The bonded deb. has
sl5 900 to cover which are $3.50 Oos in asssts The
gross receipts Of the road for the past year exceeded
those OF tho prevous year by $o5 Of which increase
ts213 wa derived from transportation Of passengers,
and $e6.Sl from merchandise. Phe expenses have also
been greater by $Ss 54s making net increase Of in
como OF $2702c over the previous year.
The annual report OF the directors or the Manchester
and Lawrence Railroad for the year ending March 81,
1867, exhibits increase Of freight and passenger
receipts over last year amounting 10 $7c,eao The az
psnses increased ,e55 The Manchester aud Law
renee road was originally chartered independent
line to Boston, but is operated connection with
the Concord road, aud has interest the joint
eeipts Of both proportion to its capital stock
In regard to the Of the late superintendent
Governor Joseph A. Gilmore the directors state thsS
regret the minute statement of claims against him
made the report o, the Concord road Some Of these
claims they believe could be explained fully BY
Mr. Gilmore alive. and they think il but juss
70 Mr. Gmores family and friends that public opinion
in regard the made him by the direo
Concord road should be suspended until there
has been legal investigation
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
DECORATING THE GRAVES or REBEL DEAD.

RiHtNoSD June l. 1867
To-day was observed by the ladies Of this CITY in deco
rating tho graves Of the confederate dead The stores
were closed. There about thousand persons In
attendance At Hollywood Cemetery. General Schohold
reviewed the troops Of this district this IN m)rning
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
ESTEnlaE us TIE n,els AND cac aAILssaD.

81. LourS. June l, 1887.
Cairo despatch the extension OF the Mobile and
ONO Railroad to point n Kentucky opposite Cairo IS
finally determined upon and that the work viii be com
pleed In short time The bridging Of the OHIO at Cairo
Is also Contemplated
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

The foreign exchange uaarsn was inactive and rates
wsrc nomInsHy under:-Bass srs' bills on England at
sixty days ITO 11o; at thrse days. 1903 v; COM
nercal bids, 100 losk bills on Paris at sixty days,
sI1k SIS; at three days, s.osk s.Ioh Other
cont lnsnlzl bills were rated thus
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
HORSE FAIR IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO Nav 81, 1857
Tho second annual Horse Fair will he held In this city
In the month OF August uex-on the l3th l4h. 18th
and 10th OF that month. Premiums will be offered 70
the amount of SI2 eo0 The officers will consist Of
best citizens Of Buffalo
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


pra.a--RoGAs On Thursday, May 10. By the Rev.
Father McKenna pastor Of 50 Marys church, hr WAL-
rgE . BUS 70 Miss 80 RogAr, all Of this city.
Hartford papers please copy
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

AspxEAs On saturday, June ]. sfss lisssr'ns III.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

M 1f the Ohio ana Mississippi railway was con-
1srns 22d OF May by tho United States District
couri rcianati, and on tho 23d q the same month
ny s r IA states District Court in indianapolis, and
Csmpst = hands
r,s richmond De,patca Of the 10Th Of May says;--
~ tnst the Board OF Public Works have deter.
Dnec p ray the lat Of July. In this city, the inter-
81 upon oe public debt payable In New York The OBJ
5su " she Board In taking this step is 70 avoid the
sfsnsfe rom our own banks 70 those OF New YorE OF
xbs considerable required TO pay that interest 10
~oud he ne esssry 10 make this transfer some Time in
advaDce " be day Of payment while the paying of the
iers bee leaves the money 10 the banks, and for the
Deasra u the community, until tbs day on which IL
"a As-~ saea time shs present this viii be Of
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
SHIP PIN g NE w S.

ALMANAC voRK-rurs pAy
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The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Tho deposits in these banks s about hal. million
dollars less than April but has been recently gain
ing and will il Is hoped be at the samo level as it
stood at prior TO the financial alarm OF few weeks back
The earnings Of the uuiermentonsd railroads Tor the
THIRD week in May were a. follows
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

considerable benefit 10 this city. very much In need
OF money and bank accommodation
subjoned Is tho business statement OF the United
States Assistant Treasurer al phiadpha for the month
or May
Balance hand on May H.. SIS, s2s, sil
The national Republican., 1867-12-27
Aatiuual grpablifau.
AMusHmENTa.

WALLIS OrERA HousE was q perfect "Jam y
last night-crowded with fashionable and dis
criminating audience. Morarvs grand produc-
tion Of Don Jusnp (the reader will excuse the
English oogpomen) was very fairly rendered,
considering some "hitches" In the stage man.
agement and the too audible services OF the
promptef. kriss Phillips, as Zerlina, acquitted
herself with much credit In the aria In the fourth
scene, and an encore was insisted upon. The
trio AZ the end Of the same scene, by La Orange,
q, ,Brignoii, and Miss McCulioch, was also encored,
and in this the completeness OF the artistic was
prominent In the vocaliration OF La Orange.
The character Of Donna Anna In this opera IL
not favorable for the proper display Of her pow
ers, those Of Zerlina and Eivirs claiming equal
.iattention, and have q style OF music to render
more readily appreciated. But the tnodesty ex.
hibited by her In not assuming to make her part
the feature, only adds to the golden opinions she
has won from an admirlng public.
We are pleased TO announce TO the Washing
ton public that, on the 9th Of January, the Wal
lack and Davenport combination will open this
cosy little theatre, and we may expect a rich
treat In ths presentation Of some Of the finest
old English comedies. ..r
THx NArioxAL TngArHg--The National The.
atrs was crowded Last night with fine audience
to witness that hishiy-wrought and intensely.
interesting comedy OF The Victims" II wa,
>oapitaliy rendered by the company, with Mr.
John e. Owens as Joshua Butterfly. "Forty
winks" was the afterpiccc, and II was presented
in Mr.. Owens inimitable style.
Tonight will be placed upon the boards Eye.
, rybodys Friend" and "Toodles"
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

This brings tho line TO the eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains and II Is expected that the track will be
laid thirty miles further to Evans Pass tho highest
point on the road, by January. The maximum grade
from the foot Of the mountains to the summit is but
eighty feet to the mile, while that Of many eastern
roads Is hundred. Work the rock cuttings
on the western sope will continue through the win
er and there Is to doubt that the entire
grand line to the Pacific will be open for business In
1870
The means provided for the Of this Grca
National Work are ample. The United States grants
Its Six Per Cent Bonds at the rate OF from $1,000 to
", 900 per mile for which 1t takes second lien as
security and receives payment to large II to the
full extent Of s claim In services These bonds are
issued Voss ~ twenty mile section Is finished and
after It has been examined by United States Commits
sioners and pronounced to be In all respects hrst
class road, thoroughly supplied with depots, repair
shops stations and all the necessary rolling stock aud
other equipments.
The United States also makes donation OF u, 500
acres Of land to the mile, which will be a source Of
large revenue to the Company. Much Of this land In
he Plateyaey Is among the most fertile In the world.
and other large portions covered with heavy pine
forests aud abound In coal OF the best quality.
The Company 10 also authorized to issue Its own First
Mortgage Bonds amount equal to the issue Of the
Government and no more. Hon. B. D. Morgan and
Hon. oAkes Ames arc Trustees for tho Bondholders,
progresses. so that they always represent actual
and productive value.
The authorized capital Of tho Company Is One Hun
dred Million DSars, Of which over ave millions have
been paid In upon the work already done.
The national Republican., 1867-12-27
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Ma. @, CHIckEniso, Of the werknown Plano man
uacurins establishment of Chickering Sons, Of Bos-
ton, publishes letter in another column Of Today q
RKruBLicAS. showing why the decoration Of the Le-
Eion Of Honor conferred him In July last at tho
Paris Exposition. The letter Is an explanatory one,
and is we'll worth tho attention o. the musical reader
THERE will be grand bali and picnic at the wash
ington City Garden, New York avenuc, on January
l. II bids fair to be = sueeoss.
COLONEL s. W. owES, OF the Owen House. Penn
sylvAna avenue. greeted by his friends Of the Dis
triet, aud their name was legion, Christmas Day,
aud many bumper kissed the brim with tho time
honored beverage known csg -nog. and was qunded
TO the health long fo and happiness Of tho hOnored
Colonel and the Of the hotel that honors his
name. ..s".
DoLAN's New store and Now Goods. At the sign Of
nhc Golden Fleece, Of Fourteenth and streets.
Is feature Just and we'll worthy Of your attention.
Louis BErz's Restaurant and Private Dining Rooms,
at Nos 2S and 2j street, is patronized by all the
lovers Of the luxuries Of tho season. Aword to the
wise, &c,
The national Republican., 1867-12-27
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

AT resent, the pronts OF the Company are derived
only from Its local trAe, but this Is already much
more than suelent to pay the interest all the Bonds
the Company issue, not another mile built
1t is not doubted that when the road Is completed the
through traie ofthe only line connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States will bo large beyond precedent, and,
as there will be no competition. 1t eau always be done
at profitable rates.
II will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad is,
In fact, Government Work, built under the super
vision Of Government officers, and to large extent
with Government money and that its bonds issued
under Government direction. II Is believed that no
similar security is carefully guarded, and certainly
no other Is based upon layer or more valuable prop
srty. As the COmpany's -
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

THAT veteran pickpocket, "Hard Times" has
been plying his vocation among our citizens Of late,
but those who have suffered most from his depreda.
tions can still afford to buy at prices. for Just
think Of t-only 81 80 for Mems Fur Caps, ss for hne
Cashmere Bell Hats ~ rs for Gents scwed Congress
Gaiters. And ''ast but not least" ~ 30 for Gents
long top, double sole Calf-skln Boots-a great bar.
gain-at j. 7. Petty Co. s new Hat and Shoe Store
SIS Seventh street, opposite Building
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

TnE ORIGINAL FRANC, the Cheapest Man in this
city Good Mcrno undershlrts and Drawers, Is cents,
80 cents, o. cents 70 cents, % cents, and 81 Good
White Shirts from % cents up. Good Paper Collars,
loecnts per box or three boxes for 2j cents Imitation
Linen Collars, two boxes for 2J cents. Best shaks-
peAre Collars, % cents box. Best GrAy's Collars,
Is cents box, (note, De Gray's) Good Cotton
Socks, 6eents pair. at Francs Popular Gents Fur
nishing Store. ieI Seventh street, between and z,
four doors above Odd Fellows Hall
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

RouGH CnrcKES TniEy CAsR.--on wednes.
day morning last, between 2 and . o'clock, q
colored man named John Bell went into the hen
house OF Mr.. VIM. u. Cox, near the foundry OF
Mr. CLARK Mills, In the vicinity Of Bladensburg
Having broken the hen house open, he took
three hens He was observed by Mr.. Cox and
his brother Peter, and they followed and caught
him about 800 yards from the house. They re.
guested that he give himself up. This he re-
fused to do, and thereupon attacked Mr.. VIM b.
Cox with his own axe, cutting him badly In the
LETT breast, and knocking him on his knees.
While In this position Mr.. Cox drew his re-
volver and shot Bell three times-once In the
left breast, once In the side, and again In the ab-
domen. BELL then ran about 800 yards further,
when the brothers caught and tied him and put
him into wagon. They then called at the house
OF Oficer Morgan, who accompanied them to the
station OF the Second precinct. He had hear
Ing before Justice Thompson, when he was found
guilty OF the larceny Of the chickens and axe, as
well as Of assault and battery with intent to
Kill. Accused was committed for court Dr.
Bushnell was called In and examined Bells
wounds. lie Is Of opinion that the wounds are
not Of serious nature. The axe wound In Mr.
Cox's breast penetrated to the bones, and will
be very sore, at all events.
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

ATrEMPT AT RoBBERy.-On Tuesday, Andrew
johnson called In at Mr. II. II: McPherson's
drugstore and asked for some medicine. While
to get It, johnson attempted to get the money
out of the drawer, but being detected he ran out
into the street and deied any one to arrest himj
but Ohicer Lusby, OF the Eight precinct, arrested
him and took him before Justice Gull, who sent
him to iail for court,
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

DINING AND wISISo, to a moderate extent is ono Of
the comforts Of this mundane sphere To do all this In
luxurious ease II would be we'll to call Louis Botr.
the well known proprietor Of the Restaurant and Pri
vate Dining Rooms located At No. 80 and 2 street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. noar the War
and Navy Departments Every delieaey Of the season
can be found at his rooms, served up In tho best
and at popular prices In the way Of bbables the
celebrated Bass English Ale be had on draught.
Also, the choicest Liquors aud Cigars.
The national Republican., 1867-12-27

LARcESy or A Cow.-LIeut johnson, OF the
Second precinct, arrested Mary and Henry Car'
ter, alias Duval, and Perry Duyal, charged with
the larceny OF y COW, the property OF Mr. VIII
liam Durr, who resides at No. 3t3 Tenth street
between nj and N streets north. They had
hearing before Justice Thompson, who CON-
mitted them to Jail for court.