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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-16

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Han & Speer Flows,
John Hall Plows,
Spratt, Jones a. Co.'S Plews
Bidwell Flows,
James H. Hall & Co.. PIows
Brindley, Flows,
Avery Flows,
Cotton Sweeps and Scrapers.
Mowers, Reapers. Thrasbers
STAFFORD CULTIVATOR,
The great Labor-Savlng Agricultural Imnla-
ment of the age-the work of four
men and four mules done by one
boy and two mules.
The past seasons eultivafing has proved IL =
perfect success in Mississippi ana Toms
lana.
H Stattley's Gang Plow. for bedd;r,, ~
Land-a valuable machine oo
vans Patent Wrought Iron COOKING Porc
ers-SO clnerent sizes. The Great Mona2 So
for Hotels, boarding houses and larpe fsve;1;aI =
Ineir advantages are: Great COOKING S11-faoa
Large supply of Hot Water, EcoDony ~ fs,aI'
In use by st. James Hotel. N. P D. 49,.
House. Niei sburg, Ragsdale House No.
~, zones House, Meridian, Point Clear Ho-
tei, H. Hllzheim, jackson Miss, and thorsands
OF others throughout the South West. tAsAlieS
For price and descriptive lists address
THOS. B. BODLEY a CO
No. Q Perdido street.
nofi Masonic Hail. New 0rlaane
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-16

IncidentaIs %
Fuel, per month -. % 90
Payment of Board and Tuition must be
made at the beginning of each half session, viz:
October 1st and February 18th.
Each young Lady will furnish her own tow
els and toilet soap.
j. K. THOMPSON,
an 5d&w1v Princip nj.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-16

Land Sides and Plow Points TO Mt all other
patterns, kept constantly ON hand. Warehouse
at S. p. BALEY'S, on Pascgaoula street, Jack
son, Miss.
am prepared to furnish all kinds of House
Fronts and Eerandahs, ornamental and plain.
q. WILLIAMS.
Jackson. Miss. Jan 23-dsna 20 II
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GE0RGE mr.. RORINSON.
CANTON HOTEL.

Near the Depot, Canton Miss. by
MRS. G. T. REEVES
Inc travel1ng public can be accommodated
and a table which will be supplied with eyery
delicacy that the market affords.
July 10, 1866 dy
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JACKSON.

Pearl River Foundry,
Machine Shop
State Street, jackson, Miss
HAVING secured the services of experi
enced Iron and Wood workers, am now
prepared TO deliver to order
CAST IRON PLOWS,
No. !, cutting s inches, s. 90
No. ?, cutting 9 inches. : 90
These plows are fitted up with superior sea-
soned timber, are east iron, and one advantage
In securing these Flows is that you can always
conveniently secure Points and Land Sides of
the original pattern.
The prices viii be rs reasonable as those OF
sny first class Plow IN the market
EEALL OUR PLOWS WARRANTED.
The following extracts from letters from
planters who have used these plows are an
pended in order 70 show how they are appre-
ciated after a trial:
CANTON, Madison Co, Sept. /. 1866.
hereby certify that have used the one
horse culuvating Plow manufactured by Mr.
c. Williams this season, and md it to be the
best l have ever worked. W. DRANE
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISSISSIPPI SERVINGS INsTITUTE

WNIE undersigned have opened High
u School at the Mississippi Springs, and are
now ready to receive boarders. These Springs
are two miles from Cooper's Well, six from
Clinton, i've from Raymond, and ten from
jackson, on the Raymond and Jackson road.
Before the war they were frequented as wa
tering place, and their situation is known to be
one OF the most healthful in the South.
We viii teach the Latin. Greek. French and
German Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and all the common
branches OF an English education Surveying
taught practically with the Compass.
Terms viii be At the rate of thirty dollars a
month, WITH NO EXTRAS, and boys on en-
tering viii be required to pay for half of the
unexpired session, and the rest at the expira-
ration of the time paid for.
We intend to keep a good, plain table, and
TO do what we can TO make the sojourn of oui
pupils with US both pleasant and profitable.
Post Office, Raymond, Mississippi.
j. c DAVIS,
Jan 17-d1&w3m WM. THURMOND.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
BRIZIL.

me ABOLITION or sLAvERY-ArrEARANCE oF THE
cHoIEH,-NEws FROM THE SEAT or WAR
MEDIATION or THE UNITED STATES.
We have Brazilian papers TO Arrils. The news is
not Of great importance. In an article in the official
Journal OF Rio IL is stated, with regard TO the current
reports respecting fast approaching abolition OF
slavery though His Imperial Majesty's Govern
mfnt consider the abolition Of servitude to be a
Christian duty they do not purpose 10 deal in hurried
with II, ar in way To iJnte vested rights ana
the pf0ducqn OIL te hpl,e re % nnd and nor 70
tho Elective, to determine the epoch ana manner OF
The Government have given orders afford free pas
sages 10 the Galveston emgrans who were wrecked on
ofs Panlo and will in addition enable them replace
tie implements tools. &C. which they lost by the dsas
In Rio Grande do Sui cholera had broken ont mena-
engy the capital Porto Allegro 81 persons having died
and at last dates from the epidemic had fallen
y eight daily. In the German settlements on
iOtas several deaths chiefly among the slaves: The
)rt Of Rio Grande was not severely vlstca ana 'a' Oh
At the OF in Paraguay the usual picket sklr-
,nishns kept up as On Tn e "a, Of MarrS
the anniversary Of the Enpress's birthday the salute
was delivered into the Fort Of Cuupaity.
The little notila the Upper Parana was operating
with against the small forts upon IT, and another
foti was taking board force OF 1000 men, detached
from fhe main ny Intended 20 unite with the Sd Corps,
which marching from Rio Giande unner the Baron
do Herya aud expected to reach the Upper Parana
The Marquis Of Caxas has caused great number OF
boats carts etc, TO be prepared and Is the general
belief that the time he has assigned Tor efiecve opera
tons is that which the Barop de Hervars army Is
ready 10 take up its part In the programme by invading
+ Para quay at "a point up the Upper Parana
visit Of Mr.. Washbrn, the United states envoy 10
Paraguay 10 the Marquis of Caxias upon the nth OF
March had caused great excitement and general rnors
~ neae greatly dismayng the army contractors who at
once stopped all orders. Nothing seems, however tO
have resulted from H. II il had the bearing attributed to
revolt had taken place board steamer bringing
sone 400 argentine eyes TO the army. These seized the
vessel EsquDa the Parsna and took refuge In
the Chsco .
In the instructed provinces Of the Argentine Confed
eratibn the Government troops had recovered Roa and
were marching on San Juan body Of 800 We're how
aver surprised and captured Catanlarca Gen Pan
nero with the strong force OF Regulars under his
mapd was marching on San Luiz leaving siffieleht
force 70 guard his communications and Keep down Cor
dova -.
Runors OF United States mediation were very current
I'm Buenos Ayres, and meeting OF the Argentine Govern
ment Gen. Flores, and the Brazilian ENJOYS upon the
18TH was believed TO be connected with the matter the
being TO decline any negotiations 10 Whch
IopeZ would I've party.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
ROME.
THE POPE AND EDGAR MoRHRA.

IIiE POPE AND EDGAR MORARA. 50
At the celebration Of the Popes return to Rome he
received the hall OF the Convent OF St. Agnes, the
congregation OF the OF the Lateran and ST. Peter
in vincus Among the semnarss educated by this order
appeared Edgar Mortara, who viii be remembered the
victim Of 1candalous usurpation OF power years
since The young man, who is said TO be very eloquent
talented and fine looking had been chosen by his com
rades TO address thedOpe in their The Pope repe<
to him as follows:
p" You are very dear to me. my son. because acquired
for Christ o. very great price. You cost heavy
ransom. On your account universal railing burst out
peoples, the powerful a. this world and the Journalistic
me some Kings placed themselves the head OF
this campaign, and caused their Ministers write dpo
matte notes. AL thatwas your account pass the
Kipgsky in silence do not wish TO remember the out.
RACES the ealumnjea a1d tie msledicons by
an innumersble crowd Of simple private persons who a
peared Indignant that God had conferred the gift OF bis
true ft you in from the shadows of death
in which FOur family IA still plunged. They complained
especially Of the fate which lad befallen your parents
because had been tegenerated by holy baptism and
that YOU had received a9 st0n such has pleased
od 10 aco0d TO you, And nobody, however piles ne
me fhe fauh<r Of all the fahfnl, from whom ssblsr
snafohes thousands OF chren in Poland to cor
INT them by pernciOns teaching The peoples we'll
as foyernfne' are quiet sEhen groan the fate sf
NAT mart of flock Of Jesus Christ ravaged by robbe
in broad day; g.lbQdy moves 10 TO the hp a the
HOLY Father and ilis children"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
FRANCE.

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS on TIE rROruSED CON
FERENCE
The communication of Marquis de Moustior. Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs to the Legislative Body, was
principally az follows:
neror has had the honor to make known 10
YOU that the questions relative tO The Grand Ducly o
IuXemburg remtted 10 the examination OF inc
Great Since that epoch negotiations have been
and important result has Just been obtained by tc ne
cotatiOnE and the Government believes that IL saincs
Just sentiment of solicliude IN the Corps l%gtnui ny
making TO 10 the official communication Of that fact
Austria, France. Great Britain, ffuhth. ana
Russia, in accord with the King oi Holland,
Grand Duke of Luxemhurg. TO open Conference IN
which will be solved all difficulties relative 10 the vIiu
Ducy. and An which the International situation o t'
territory Will he regulated on the basis OF US ncurla
ton ON initiative OF ms Majesty the King of Holland
his quality Of territorial Sovereign Al has been aecHed
that the Conference shah meet NJ London the 18th Of
this month. The sentiments which animate HA the GOV
eruDens and the respective opinions exchanged De
them before fixing the Conference, give uS the
assurance from these deliberations Will result sou.
conformity with the Interests and the dignity oi
the powers engaged In the question The arrangements
made wall consolidate European peace. Faithful 10 tue
Government will hasten, when the moment shall have
make known to the Corps Lcg1slatf the results
OF The Conference nj London
LUXENBURG AND METZ.
Vienna correspondent Of the LberH quotes Bismarck
as sayng that Prussia will and destroy the For
trees OF Luxemburg IL will the Fortress OF
Net
MILITARY PREPARATIONS
Military preparations still made at the Pnlssian
fortTesses probably offset to what France IL dong
in that respect At Rasadt Coblentz EhrenbretsteD
Nayence and all along the Rhine important changes and
mSuoments are in progress.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
TEXAS.

CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
A Republican mass meeting was held at Austin,
Apr o. at which resolutions adopted in favor Of
removing all restrictions the State Constitution on ac-
count Of race extending the benefits of the school fnnd TO
colored as well white children and requesting the Ex'
ecutlve Committee to call State Convention In accord
ance with this request the following call has been issued
In accordance with resolution OF the mass OK
Rennblcan Union men Travis County, held az te nSl
OF the House OF Representatives on Saturday ias. tno
2Tth we hereby call for general state Conven
ton Of the Republican Union men OF the state 10 neet IN
fhe Cty of Houston on the 4th day OF July next 10 Do
composed OF delegates to he chosen IN the Eaioas ~
the loyal men in each county direct The object OF
t Convention will he TO perfect organization OF our
Marty the State and 10 endeavor 10 restore
peace and harmony country upon the brsad oass
~ ual iustice 10 all by an acceptance in good fah OK
yhe recent acts OF providing for the reconsruc-
tion of civil Government in the Rebel States
'i'" Va N''" w j. l.. HAYNES,
JACOB RAREY,
rno;.ona,, Executive Committee,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
IIINGARY.

HUNGARIAN CONTACT WITH AUsTmA-THE QUESTION
OF FIUME.
The Hungarian Ministry who have prepared the
articles OF compromise between the Diet and the Aus
tIiaD consisting OF code OF constitutional
principles and regulations about to present the in
strument the Diet for acceptance IL viii De passed
body and then receive the royal sanction mne
datcly after the coronation Of the Emperor King OF
Hungary
The Imperial Government has sought 10 turn the diff
Guilty (which prevents the perfect reconciliation between
Hungary and Croatia, by cOnvOkng the de putes Of Fl
both To the Diet Of Agram and that Of Pest with
which II il probable that the Diet of Pesh
Will dspeased. Hungary and Croatia both lay claim
10 the port OF Fiume and Hungary has other outlet
tow Bd the from her fertile territory. add.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON May l5-NoOn.-CSnsols FOR money y24 u .
Pive wenty bonds 722 Illinois Central Railway shares
76l Bie Railway shares, 4l3
-Conscls for moneS 924; United States Five
tventes 722; Illinois Central shares, 5e4 Ere ka"ay
,hares have advanced the noon report, and are
sow,quoted at ~
Isveninc-C Consols closed steady at 92l for money
American securities closed "a the following quotations.
aited States FiveTwentes T2s Illinois Central shares
Ill Eric Railway shares, 81.
FRANKFoRT May Eyening.-United states bOnds
closed at 773.
LIVERPOOL May I5-NOOn.-COttOn active; estimated
sales to-day 2OCO9 bales; MddhDg Upands lisd; Mid
4ling Orleans lltd Breadstutis unchanged wheat
sales of No Milwaukee Red at 1879 and White Cafor-
aia at l4IG Corn, 1913 Barley, 40 oats Stl Peas'
49jo. Provisions without alteration Pork NC. Beei'
125l Bacon 39i. Lard, 526. Cheese, co., Petroleum
Spirits l1d Standard White 49, POtAshes, 34 Spirits
rrurpentine 1851. Rosin-CommOn, 6iS Fine, 49, Tai
Ilow, 43lG Clover seed, 57l.
AfternoOn-The Cotton market continues active and
prices have advanced 3D. per 10 SINCE the noon report
Wheat Barley, OATS andPeas are without change Corn
has declined 3d. and is BOW quoted at az ProVlslohs
% and produce are without change.
Eyenng-The activity in Cotton continued throughout
the day. and the market closed firm at the following au
thOrzed quotations MiddliDg Uplands, ns0ll3d.;
Mddlng Orleans, 1id The sales of the day amounted
TO 10000 bales The market for Breadstus is quiet Corn
has declined Sd since the opening sales Of Mixed West
ern at 42 per quarter Wheat-QuOtatiOns unchanged
Barley per 10. OATS 37 per As 10. Peas-Canadian,
4sj6 per quarter. Prime Eastern Mess, 776 per
bbl Beef-Exua Prime Mess 1851 per Dbl Cheese-Saes
of fine American at 6s .rcwt. Bacon-Cumberland Cut
Mddles 39i per Lard has declined 10 52I per cwt
for American. Rosin-COmmon Wilmington has adL
vanced 10 G6 tine American unchanged sales at 3i per
ewt. Spirits Turpentne S53 Tallow, 1915 Ashes, pots
34I. Fotroleum-sp1rito. nd, standard White. 49,
LONDON, May Ij-NOon.-No u Dutch Standard Sugar,
24j3 Scotch Pig Iron, 53G Calcutta Lnseed, G5i. Lin
seed Cakes so l5l. Oils-Inseed $50 lOi Sperm, 9ls
Whale, &39
AfernOOnThere Is change TO report in the markets
since noon.
Evening-sugar steady at 24i3 for No. 12 D. S. Iron
market FIRM sales OF Scotch Pigs at 59G per tun mixed
numbers. Oils steady; quotations unchanged.
ANTWERP, May yl4-Evening.-PetrOleum closed al 4S
francs.
May t-Evenng.-PetrOeum-S STANDARD White sold to
day at IS francs per bbl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
THE WESTERN STEAMBOAT CONVENTION.

ST. LoJ1s, May l5.-Ihe Steamboatmens ConveE-
ton passed resolutions setting forth that us laws
row soroe in relation to navigation and commerce
apply aasost exclusiveay 10 ocean navigation they
should be modified 20 suit nlaud navigation ana espe
caly higpressuIe boilers and machinery tna 20 ayou
explosions boirs should be constructed eny OF aouos
hammered ehapo0aron steel. that the law comPe
King the use 0f lock valves is mpontc anu uiheess
sar and casts slur ON engineers that the anu
expenses consisting OF licenses enroments
hofpital dues hotel licenses passenger ana otnr
10 which other branch OF The business n eqhaiy SUI SUI
fected, bear 80 heavily steamers many 81 Muen
ave small class that IL will either drive then Ho
thc or compel them TO extort money iron .s s
ie thas when TIE master or owlTysP' sE'N~~1 s~S
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Chairmen, Executive
THE FREEDMEN.
CIRCULAR RELATIVE TO INrEYPRR4Ncr.

CIRCULAR RELATIVE TO INTEHPER4NCR
Maor-Gen. Howard Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, announces that information has been
received from Virginia and South Carolina that ntem
perance among the freedmen is on the increase Gen.
Howard states that already movement is on foot in this
city, having in view thorough organization so as O
enable the coored people to exert all the power possible
prevent the evil in question. The bons or.
Tempereranee in their Grand Divisions. retain
the old bgOtry, and decline 20 extend their
Order 10 save OF dark skins from drunken
ness except il be upon condition that there
shall be complete and enforced separation. He
therefore expressed hope that the officers and agents OF
this and the agents OF the different benevolent
associations working for the elevation or the colorcd peo
will immediate TO organize associations
colored people excluding the whtesl under tho
name OF The Lincoln Temperance Society" There
great appropriateness in the nane from the well known
character Of Mr. Lincoln and from the love the freedmen
bear him. Gen Howard instructs the Assistant Commits
slouers have the OF officers agents OF tha
Bureau who may be intemperate men Immediately
rem ted a his office.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
1AP1NE INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH England, May l5.-The ship Ivanhoe' capt
Chestney sailed from this port for san Francisco
IoNDo% May 15.-Evenng;-In Intelligence has been re-
eeived hore that bark Rover Capt Hunt when was
last reported at swatow. Feb r. wrecked in the C
nese sea and that all the who had escaped from TIC
shpwreok, except one, were murdered where they
landed 1y the natives.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
CANnIA.

LowpJN, May rJ-Evening. ng.-Contiiotng accounts
have ten received here as the result of the recent
military operations in the Island of Gambia seVerai
have taken place. and both the Crelans
and the Turks claim successes; but the latest aus
patsa received from Athens asserts that the Turkish
army under the command of Omar Pasha has been
defeated in asgeneral battle
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

and man the same in accordance with law, sad Doat
should net be held for damages alne ous VI
the acts any licensed officers The resolutions also pre-
scribe rule for the measurement Of steamers ana pro
vide for the appointment OF a committee 10 drbW uP
bill enbOdying the above points and such others ar nay
be deemed desirable and request the cooperation OF t
Secretary Of the Treasury In having it pass Congress S"
committee TO 70 WASHINGTON and engineer matters.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Royal Mail steamship Java, Capt MOodse,
which left Liverpool at 10 a. m. on the 4th and
Queenstown the 9Th inst, arrived here this
ing. Her advices are three days later.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.
M rsssssArH 70 rHz TRIBUNE.

q rELsshArH 20 THE rHibUsz
FAN FRASCIsCo. May l5.-It is rumored thai the
Western Pacific Railroad Company has sold the franchise
,prreee to the Central Pacific Railroad Company Work
viii De commenced immediately and the roas viii be IN
operaion from Sacramento TO stockton IN ninety Gays
The decision OF the Supreme Court against the e haro
Land Claim rejoicing among the settlers salute
of sgC guns fred and b0nfres were Hghteo. Inc
ship Magnet, for Hong Keng carries about so.o% so IN
treasure The Government officers seized ds,lllefy
Yesterday, for defrauding the revenue.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
ITALY.

NAVAL COMMISSION FOR REFORMS
The Government has appointed commission to
examine into the state of the naval service and into the
cond of all the officers aud to propose TO the Ministry
any necessary reforms in the staff OF the navy The
Commission will be presded by the VcePresident
OF the Nnate signor Castel and will consist chiefly Of
Parliament. 30
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIvERroor, May ia vessel has been chartere"
here for the purpose OF laying the submarine 'Gio
,anb cabl, between Florida and the Island of Cuba
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
THE FINANCIAL FURRY IN NEw.oRLEANs.

TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS May 15.-The financial condition Of
the First National Bank OF this city has materially inn
proved since yesterday During the last two days there
has been heavy on the City National Bank, and 10
is reported that deposits the amount Of $4,000
drawn out and the condition Of the bank became critical.
Three private capitalists however forward and ad.
yanced $4,000 which timely assistance saved the con-
cern and restored the confidence OF its customers All
the banks in the city have sustained heavy drafts.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
SWEDEN.
TESTIMONIAL 70 JOHN ERICSSON.

TESTIMONIAL 70 JOHN ERICSSON
The Swedish Cham ,bers have resolved TO send John
Ericsson the celebrated engineer and by birth swede
an address expressive OF the gratitude OF the Swedish
neope for the important erveee he has rendered bis
aative county, in dengnbS monitors tql the SWEDISH
navy, .a =,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
EUROPE.
TIE RUSSIAN TREATY.

The Russian Lsrs,ion at Washington commun'
IT,. the tclowsg dispatch 10 the Secretary o.
State 70,
.ar Pr,EssrURe, May i5'--The treaty ~ r't'fcu
1oa,.ee eArries II back immediately
"GoRTscnAKOFED
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
A STEAMER SUNK.

~ rsLsssAps rHs TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May l5.-Pnvate dispatches from
Port Gibson Miss says the Port Gibson and vicksburs
packet Roma sunk in the Yazoo River last night Tho
boat and cargo total loss She was ownei by Capt.
A. j. wheeler, her commander. No further particulars
have been received. I.fs ID. .s..-.-t..'-.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
PRUSSIA,
s-.,m.ps 70 rIs TRIBUNE.

a, ,yyalrc rrtrgRaPB 10 NJ 7H'HVNH -.
sEsIls, Nay l5.-Evenng-A report which has
- :, ,ir,nla,ion. that the PrussiaR Government
tos bongs. OF was seeking to buy, feet Of Amer-
On ;,o,r3 ,ds is officially denied by the Pfnss!aS
N Qagnt ? oIthOrities.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
ANorHER COMMERCIAL FAILURE

NJ rRLseHAPH raIsrSr
BALTIMORE. May 15.-ahe failure of William Cricb-
ton Son. an old, and prominent Commission and Dis
ng firm Of this city, announced IN the etreet TO.
day. The liabilities are reported at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
VIRGINIA.

RI rELEG TRIBUNE.
q RlcHMoND, Va, May 15.-J. r. Hayward, charged
with using ncendiay language at public meeting was
to-day held TO bail in "a 900 to keep the peace.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

HARRisRuRG, May I5-Six runaway boys from
Philadelphia, were arrested TODAY, and committed thl
alarmed bS their relatives ls.s "a iss 80 ~ gag
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
RAILROAD ELECTION.
sr rrrrasAru 70 TIE TRIBUNE

AUGUSTA, Ca. May 15.-The annual Convention OF
the stockholders OF the Georgia Railroad methere yeser
day, and adjourned 10 day. John King and T. W.
Cole were reelected President and General superntend-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
NEW-ENGLAND.
CONVENTION OF CAR MASTERS.

CONVENTION OF CAR MASTERS.
sY rHIEsRArn rRIBusn
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, May B.-The National Con-
vention OF Railroad Car Masters held In this city, was
attended by representatives OF all the leading
in the country Several inventions were exhiolted
They adjourned 70 meet at Altoona SeNemper 10,
when the National Association OF Car Masters VIII DO
orrn nirad !
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
s.tp or THE ALIEN ESTATE IN BOSTON

BosToN. May l5-The Allen Estate on State-st,
opposite Kilbys sold at auction to-day for sis7o
rwo vears AGO IL brought az auction $2io eco but the
prchase was not consnnnated, owing 20 doubts about
tie tile which has since been made gocd by tho
hunrrn,e CoauI., ..... ....' 49,, .'ffi...a
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
SIX RUNAWAY BOYS ARRESTED.

II ia understood that the stone TO be used s similar TO
hat rsed In the Treasury building at Washington -.