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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
CRIE RAILWAY-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY-1rains leave Depot ioOt
Ia Of Chambers. st., PavoniA Ferry; =, -,.- W.,
400 m Day EIpress Rochester Buffalo, and all points "e
ssN m WAY Train daily for osriTs and intermediate stations
1000 m MA Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkrh ana al
points West and South
PS1on m Way Train MHdletown and intermediate statlors
I3np n Wsy Tram Port Jeryis, kewburgh Wafek ana III
termed stat oHs. e-,.-.... n..tt.k
and all point South and " est ,,-..-.u-,. .,..i...
7pp m Night Express DAILY ior Rochester Buffalo, SALAMANCA
nrnbrt nd All V est and South
400 n M Immigrant Train, daily, foT the west ~ . AZ
Also Ray trains Boiling spring. Passae ana Ite'9n az
.rd eei5 m IL m las T. $50. and IL p m On WkDhho
DAY kiGilTS ThsGte IL o'clock for sunern and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAIEss3os Way Train for on''ie Y m a spa
81 m Tor Pneoni : o. m Night EJprcss for Dnkrk buni9 'oeu
,, Salamanca all points eat and South IL NJ Tor Paterson
ant JcnlA n..kt,k - u, nth.
ott change Of Coaches direct connection "n AL souine anu
Western lines. c...L.. ...onn.nv all
r5 be obtained II Companys oneesNo 2 BToadEsy-
Dsfo' ioo' VI N H. RIDDLE. Gsn' Supt
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the
day Of June A. d. 1867 Warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate Of LBoY VAN COLLEEN Of the City Of
Newlo the Nevl0k and State OF who has
been auaed bankrupt peon that the payment Of
debts delivery property belonging SAID bankrupt 20 MN
or for bis use transfer properly by him forbidden BY
law meeting the creditors of the said bankrupt TO prove n
asces OF ms estate VII be hd
Court Bankruptcy be holden No y Pine sire ~ IN tne wy
KewYer John Fitch, ESQ., Register on tie eighteenth Gay Of
''"' " RoBT. MURRAY U. s Marshal =. n y
puurp JolcuIxsKN No $40 Broadway. " " Atty for PETIT
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eso.'S
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
ROADS-On and ahsr MONDAY April ~. 1851. trains ot
Albany and Troy With Northern and Western trans VII
leave Sew-Yok follows:
EIpress Hnisou River Rslrosd ,Thiethst and
through Bufc end Suspension Bridge without change Of
cam and connecting Troy with Rutland Bnrns
ton andthe North
1898 Express train via Harlem Railroad Twenty sIs aud
Connecting Chatham with Western Railroad m ebnoa
springs Pe &c ct Albany With Western trains Vy With
trains Tor Saratoga Rutland Burgton, and the North
~ fHpre-s train via Hudson River Rsirsd eOusectng Albany
win tpain for the West
$3.50 Express Hudson Railroad connecting
Albany With Wese and TROY Montreal with
sleeping attached.
80 R5Psss tram Via Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
with western Railroad or Lebanon Springs Ps6ch
tsny viii Western Trains Sleeping hed AbAny
bp Brpress train via Hudson River sleeping
attached aud through Buffalo
Also
Nesl ofk through Ogdnsburg without Rome W.
Railroad Connection for fIoY will be Bast Albany. This
will run on Sundaya
tram via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars sitsohed
connecting at Albany with early trains for Suspension Bridge
aud at Troy with trains for Saratoga and points This
"a SundayE
Sunday wil be via Hudson Railroad from NevYork
10 Poughkeepse intermediate leaving York
Returning leave POughkeepns 3;tS u arriving In New York
E7p. m
Also Sunday train u. Harlem Railroad leaving Forty
Q ard arriving Merton AZ 30 Returning leave Mlss.
ton at No. arriving At EeN-York at 1890 m.
VIM. A. VANDERBILT Vieepr ddent
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fesal Notifies.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the
II 9Th DAY Of jane 1891 Warrant in Bankruptcy was isued
annst JOHN ". MCGUIRE Of the CITY Newiok In
aud State Of Newlo who been judged
Bankrupt Petitions that the Patmn, Of Debts and De
ye any Property Belonging such Bankrupt him. for bis
the Transfer Property by him are forbidden by laws that
o the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt prove their Debts
Assgnees Of bis Estate viii he held at
Cou, Of Bankruptcy holden Number Thirtynine @ Pine
street Clty Hev-York before John Fitch Register the
eighteenth day July, d. 1867 Twelve tl2l O'Clock
BOBi. MURRAY,
L. s. Marshal as Messenger
Southern District Of SeKiOTk
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Cypress Companies.

-
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
BAGGAGE or FREIGHT for SARATOGA. LAKE MAHoPAC
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CAMPLAIS the river St Lawrence and
Rapids Manchester VT aud all places Northern NeVYork Vermont
and Canada Harlem Railroad called for and de1
cred at residences Directions to len ogct seat By mail
,ctn rcorirs prompt attention.
NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.
65 Broadway.
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,nHIS IS mo- GIVE NOVICE. That on the

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, lnat on tno
dsy of June A. d. 1861 Warrant In Bankruptcy was
,d ,S..t The Estate Of PARKER BOYD Of the City Of New
the County Of Newiok and Stas OF ~ .n~ Ssb
adiuged Bankrupt his petitions that NE q b or
delivery Of property belonging 70 saSn
s use anu no r. r,.,o. az the said Bankrupt TO their
that meeting OF o nnrs A.ers Of his Estate will be held a.
Court Bankmptcy 10 be holder Two 49, Ragsr an
ia the CITY Of New1ork Room No before ls's naoa
hs eighteenth day OF Jolly ID s1 Ws.i :. Wss,pssr
A'''' esssAsa Dsn.ss 81 ass'ts5h
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The Rev. r. b. Yard, formerly chaplain In me ~, T,ns
Nov jersey Brigade. vii isiTa shs osa'"a on w F'"'
gssAsA, ~,
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Corporation Notifies.
BOARD OF AUDIT-Rules adop

BOARD OF AUDlT.-iules adopted by the
pas-ei Apn d April % 100 fr regulating the proceedings
Of SID Boards York June ~. lGjs
Fr IL ss,a by shich the Boards Of Audit created
require t persons having uhs usisd es against tle hoI A
l3f1 pIt the be Board created iar the a. az.
meet al ssiiea. u such oaa 90 or es.oIs ,Es - o o. y
1871 sr require all pdsous having s sns -t we touaN OF
HcsYofk p,scHt the the Board erest for the adjustment
,sa ,eit tI o. 20 ea os - s .,, ,s b. Ssd
sal Board tie orce Of the Conpto o. the CtF
s-rc before The esaioH Of the nss above limited cannot be eon
cred by said Boards -.
claim ,hs the CLERK ohe Board Of Audit to Which hs
claim prrt-ul statement whiting duly vented OF the ct upon
shutting ~, dn and sbaH duplicate
he .seti and IN q item, TIE ooass. to .ss CT oos
o. ersei agen zoe chin hs,sa meaosa % ' @ ~
h Es Coaft . Sb sane vas brought ssl The aames Of the
solae rpetng ieh rtshrr 'us y. ai pending, what
sron SEEMS ,1e pirras sro-ad, Of Judgment
TAO ~ ~ such staten eni os clam inter
q Nhhn aa h Cling and scice % the ean hs Coun.e
% The o, % & Is pir, or o, IN.
viii he rcqsito sustain his claim By proof Of the facts
Forrh Clls. vi BE- nd, the elsu presented to ssh
respectively ie order Ia vhic. tie renttd statements thereof
ssI Dc sl ts S @spt hat Tor good cause
Board notices APrerenee may be granted
rh DAY eendS of each diy consisting Of than leu
e, unless oihtrx., ordered Bosr, .a he made up by the
Boris Tor issBg ~, before O'Clock day preceding the
% sid earaSr 10 adjournment Of ehy case on ihr Gay cal
t The e4rug, sha be- conducted generally Ia The
TIE l q actions the CoaH. % RECORD og'
ofese boards tnt IT, mlr 81 enc sppabe on such trials ana
18th h dune' and prpO'rs Of these Boards hAh ap
S,v,S The dscs Of the Boards upon claims heard shall
anrouucrd pet board immediately af tho opening Of sitting ie
the dy s oa s6r De hrns shall c closed be conveniently
done CHAUECE N. uEPEW. President
RICHARD ~ CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
II ".
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

GREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE to the
N WEST NORTH aud EAST, via TROY LINE or STEAMB as.
nom Pier No R. foot Of Spring st. daily at O'Clock n Sa1ar
| days excepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

LEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven and Bridgeport 100 800 (BLl HJ0 RD
(Frl o. (Rrl, 3F, go AMI 90 (BIl p IN -
Nioc S,rAiior Fairfield Southport and Westpo 200 ll0
a m. 3f5 80 ?. IN. - ...,
FOR NorwoE 100 sp Or) 300 i3o. 12Is Cr 200 GELh
a45. 40. Tx SO. 800 (BrD N.
Tor Greenxch 700. 800 tI.9o g. as. $50 go
For Stamford 100 go Ehl 800 I'D m Rl5 (BLl 25 800
RI), 345. 40 (EI). AS SD. go, 800 tBr.l p N.
For Greenwich aud Intermediate s,atons 100. 800 LILO m I'D
as so. $50 $50 p n, $500
For Boston Springfield. 800 (EI), 800 GIL 800
For Boston. Shor, Line lRl5 (ET), 800 p. m
Hartford and Springfield 8OO (kI, Hl5 300 (ELl 800
pm. =,
Por Connecticut Railroad 800 Ok 12l5p to Mon
treal, 3 90 D. ~ 10 northampton
For Hartford Proydeoe Pishk Railroad 500 OBI Els
For EeTiyeu N.wLondou stoningon Railroad at 400
l2l5. 800. sop ~.
For Csi.s Railroad, 1915 m 10 Northampton
For Housatonic Rurod boo A. m. 800
For HAugs.ack Rairoid, 800 m, 800 IN.
Por Darbury and Eoriak Railroad. 200 poo a o., ops
N f''b 80 LANES H. HOyT supt
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nrSoina CARDS. Sc.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
~ torst-wBDDlNG CARDS and FISB STATIONERY tkstab-
sned bl5.l
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.

NORTHPORT and WIIILETTs POINT.-Th
IN steamer MATTARO, Capt Marshall leaves Pier No y r.
iCsttarnest daily for the above named places At returning
leaves korthpOh at 6 and WlettS Point at BIS a m
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bort il)arorn's Noiire.
sr,rE oy Nsw YORK.

srlrB NEwY YORK.
PoRr.wARDESs OYFIcx No. % WihAiaa !.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WITH
Reorgan,1e the Wsrns the Port Of ew-lo Al
in or having charge the subject matter Of
survey that the following vessels are nov I
ton nv hs Port that the said surveys or -
ne coaple,ed within succeeding ms h'A0s W
vessels, -. 9NR-
Steamship Gen Sedgwick.
steamship Monterey. ...'''.''''''''''' aNR
Meade.
.....
RarkM unanmeth.
RarkT oDeka, '''''-'''''N
Aurora Australia p.Is..o..
V.iaoei.
n,ic Gaorse
L,orn
Iohn
I.l,et
1 A
Sarah K Kennedy
nr,9
n L.
lain Rose.
Schr Angler r.1 ,v IVA Ps.sss.a
J. Aues HxRRrxAS, secretary rf
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-Pn6lic notice is

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
~ hereby the owner owners occupant or occupants OF all
fov ns ave been completed oiec c ONCE Of
the Board Of Assessor h examination 9y all persons interested VIZ
lst For laying cpSxaiks IN st, opposite Nos and and In
ID For ians eros,is at the intersection Of Charlton Prince and
"a Laying cro0,, wcss'' at the 'Ouhsry aide of
ga. Tor laying ero,r,,ls, Oeros wli.ha opposite No g.
chrisopherst to Pia5l. aad also to Ho,oken Ferty
IN For payns vii stone blocks Front ST. from ws, to osp
Gth Tor laying ,rs intersection Of csnine and Bedford
oh For paving ashst IoA Seventh to Siuth'7e with trap
The limits embras include all the several houses
and lots Of groqnd yrsni lots pieces Asa parcels o. u " Wall
a. Both side. o. ss6ougas, from and Chatonsts hall
Kngst the SoH side fPnneest h way to S9Sh "'a VIC
noh side Of Charlie . from M1edougal ssi way 70 h, % The
hall the hk either way from the south east corner Of Charles
IN ne north aiof siat,t and the side Of wheh. to
point half 70 PEI 4 from Che norSes. corner o. Wlos and
sh The aiof Christopher and the east side Of Vests to
point half the bloch hsr way from the 'onhes corner Of west ana
H. Pb ,;e. Of n.s from Froa sonth. side Of
Front souht, from Depeyssrst to point bah
va. Both e Of Jroas from Slip extent of
hall the block sesry from fFo o3I 10th s., Of r to tn. 81.
tent Of boeher from the corner Of Cane and BED
mn Bet. sides Of ai.shst from Seventh yntht to The
tent hall the bloch hcr the oersectns .ireri-
menis sad SJO The either Of them requested
to their obson' ia writing to one Of The undersigned at
day from the oths notice.
A'' JACOB F. OAKLEY. }
y Isiic D. 3 9 mlIT B0'Fd Of A''e''"''
Onc. Board Of Assessors Court House June 20 1861
rJ,O CONTRACTORS.-Prop inclosed in
.Sd enye ndorsed With the u the work and name q
,. bidder On win be received at this oaee until MoNDA
July o. at II Oclocki ~; ,-t-,
curlDng gueag and nsggng i"'u
and Fnh 49,. 49,, . n.
For regulating grfng &C. Eighth avenue from .Fluuh TO one
Hundred and Tsrnt fsecond street In three sections;
P section-Ffo ninth to seventy seventh street Second
.eetnFron gsherst Huudrdh street. Ihd section
Prom one IInndr~fo One Hundred and Twenty second street
pk form, Of together with the Specifications and
rent, car be- olian at h oDaed Street Department Ne.
~ Inn, d 1851 GEORGE W MCLEAN
'-' Street Commissioner.
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NRAND FnIIRTH On LULY EXCURSION

hAND R m "a e ~ - - tos NELLY WHITR
will leave Markets. Pier OF $780, Peksp at 9+5; Chtso1her al
l0:l5; BarcaJL 81 l0:y Pier North River az lol2 on
PATRIOTIC PLEASURE EXCURSION down the Bay aud sronla
staten Island rassz through the harrows aud within sight Of al nc
National Forfcso including Forts Hamilton lompkHs Richmond
lafayette AMI In plain view Of SANDY HOOK ana w
agreeable opportunity TO AVOID e neat o. e
ia, and en- oy de,ltHl ss magnificent boat tne
Coton Band Of a pieces w positively accompany ~ III
Tickets for The EIeurOn Sl ChOee eHeSnmeh" w oou
thel oat
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nor LONG BRANCH and p II y. Iotd
II HAITIAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
On and amer MONDAY May H. 1884, the hneS Will nun a. oo"a
non ner no FXpRESs PASSENGER LINE, for Pl'dpha
Long Branch &C. At4 m-For Long Branch Toms River and a
tunedilie Stations touching At Pier NO V0 pA''Hs' ' "
4.l5P .,sao. phil,
all road aud the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad Freight tai At ou Ea ana qaeA LINE uniformly
made. hbIS pbuadel
mis- nom Vine u ferry From Long Branch of Ss"io
al 1854 m. and ll4O 4. ~ - o,,,y a. r.,......
THROUGH PARE TO PHILADELPHIA oSLl " Iessu e GAG
h noed and baggage checked nsVon Express once NO 100
Broadway \. u W. g 90, ~. Co., - ~ ETvRp.
Jay ~ and Pier No. 81 tDnsneIl az 9il'
- a. ,orbng on last trip Pier No connecting with express train
,sst ty Ions Branch special will from Long Branch at
s.95 n n AMY nE n Ses.York at 7;45 o'clock p
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+ ONG island ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AR

Il RAEGRMENT.-LeAves James, Slip, ~ l., Ip a m ma
Train for Greeupo aud stations; 10 Syoe Hosvhe,
Hempsel and Glen Cove; Express Train for Gretnpqrt p
M Ryos.e Glen Cove Hampstead, and all Way statens $3.50
North sp Cove Hampstead aud WsJ staons Sunday RIen.
sion Way StbonI leaves HEseIg Point S
A a rstgrllnx STrvu Il HaHtars Psln, sis;SpG
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-F0URTH OF
~ JULY EXCURSON-For Geenpo and all stations, leaving
Jsincssp at 7:j0 and Hunters Point al A. m NJ, -.
Jamessp 10 and Hunters Point al
1890 NJ m Jamaica Mneoa cksvie Syosset Glen Cove Ros
I'm The GeenpO Excursion train will return at
Hicksye Glen add MneOla train wiz return NJ
p Tickets at regular excursion rates
DLEASANT EXCURSlON--The Bay Ridge
Ferrv leaves Walsi. sip. Newlork side, daily Sundays
eIceptd Al 500 sud II a. 2;l3 AIS $50 and $40
Ridge $50 and =. m, 80, 4f5 and p m
Pare 10 children between and II year., cents
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NEW YOK Rand FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT commencing June J. lbt-Leaye
Hunters Poiut III a. m. $50 'JO lI;o
, m 2.J1 p M cop $50 m 70: 30 p B:l3 p -.
Snndavs ll5 $40 Through to Great Meek.
connecting With Stages MAnh. and Port Washington returning
20 ~ B.J5 . D. m. Tuesday aud SATURDAY nights
Flushing u Hunters Point at 2;l3 a. M
UrJ half bour; IhrtIiourht ever een
uie. l. q. yOkIlIES. Superintendent
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TO SHIPPERS By THE

siop Havrs Southampton Bremen al the following Yates '0s
s "a, Ga, cabin = i7S seeold cabin. SIS; steerage 81 %
70 he steamship INiON d. H. van Sl''"
, THURSDAY, july II. az III
Sf,cfaRe. ron Bremen ..ss..s ESQ goi
Va ~ ~ ss..sg, ,ppT 70 OELRICHS Co. No. 90 Brosast
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.....4.33 Sun Sets......I;A Moon Sets........ Sss
MON WATER THIS DSi.
80. 9:i8 Cows Island. g. 50 Hell Gate. lice
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~ UNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. IN consequence o. The Quiran'
Of this Port there viii be no steamer r Havana on the
81 end until further notice The steamer viii leave every sitter
Ets T SDAY al O'Clock D from Pier No North River
ke-c.rg with the
| COLUMBIA Z. r. Bartor Mss.er. II
MOKBO CASTLE. Richard Adams, Master. y
~ ''''' GEO. F. HARRISON, President,
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T S,bg CITY OF NEW YORK. Of The LYMAN LINZ, vii sai
b. Pier IS North River al Moor WEDNESDAY JAY for Liver
Pm. os PassAGE-r,, Cabin sllo s;eerre snrreDey
JOHN o. DALE, Agent, No. Is Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

" BACH II T. through unryaied aud leauia scenery
w an which Tie hanks Hudson River blolnL The rs
will proceed splendid and swim sailing Hee ne JOIN
L. HASBROUCK Capt Cornell NeWhurgh place rcl hst'hai
remuisceuce great for independence AID vii re lloTid
Great Defender Oeofe
together other interesting relics VIII "heA
the place aL0urls Full printed information respecting which can be
board the steamer (rai An excellent band provided
every facility dancing abundance Of seats Gnl ever S ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-06

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.-The treasury COM
menced on the 1st of May the payment OF
about twenty-four millions in coin for inte-
rest on the publict debt, which will tend
to depress the gold premium, even if there
should be greater demand from import
ers and for export than is expected. The
treasury statement Of the public debt will
show that no reduction of the greenback
currency was effected during the past
month. The falling off in the internal
revenue and the large demands upon the
treasury for expenditures may prevent the
Secretary, for some months to come, from
withdrawing four millions month, as he
was authorized to do by law. 1t is now
urged that when the treasury shall be in
condition to resume the monthly reduction
of egal-tenders it will still be restricted
to the sum of four millions a month-that
is, in any one month. Thus the reduction,
when resumed, will not include the sums
which were authorized to be withdrawn
during the previous months. The process
of funding the maturing obligations of the
Government goes on with great success.
The conversion Of seven-thirties and OF
compound-interest notes into five-twenties
will amount to thirty-seven millions. The
gold coin in the treasury is not diminished
since the last return, though there have
been some sales Of gold for the convent
ence of the treasury.-NationH lnteAh-
QenCer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-06

MEMPHIS, May 3.-On Wednesday night,
Smith Wilson, residing in Germantown,
while talking to his wife, was shot through
the window by an unknown assassin. He
fell into his wife's arms and expired. No
clue to the murderer.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 3.-The Mould
er's Union at Ironton, Ohio, are on a
strike. Some moulders went to work, and
the strikers ran them out of town tonight,
and in the row one of the strikers, Charles
Leveran, was killed.
DAYTON, ONO, May 3.-Joseph Leslie
has been found guilty of murder in the
first degree for the shooting of Miss Mi
randa Cuyler, at Sharpsburg, in August
last.
PITTsBURG, May 3.-Last night girl
named Mollie Griffin committed suicide at
house of ill-repute by taking poison.
Remorse and the desertion of trie nds drove
her to the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-06

SOUTHERN DIsFRANCHIsEMENT.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Commercial Republican, says:
"The Attorney Generals elaborate OPT
MON on the DISTINGUISHING clauses in the
reconstruction acts will put stop to the
prescriptions of the boards of registration
in Louisiana and other southern States, by
which nearly every white citizen has been
excluded from the polls. The Attorney
General is of the opinion that every doubt
must 20 in favor of the citizen; and ne
gives very liberal construction to several
provisions of the acts in question. Among
other legal positions taken in interpreting
the disaualifcations, it is assumed that. the
words 'giving aid and comfort to the enc
mics of the United States when they occur
in the Constitution, and consequently in
any act of Congress, have no meaning what-
ever where the enemies are rebels, but ap-
ply exclusively to foreign wars, and 10
alien public enemies. So says every au-
thority, English and American, since the
original words were first used IN the an.
cient statute of the twenty fifth year OF
Edward ILL.,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-06

BAIL FOR JEFF. DAvIs.-Jef. Davis's
counsel are preparing for his expected re-
lease very industriously, although Judge
Underwood is known 10 hold that treason
is not bailabe offence. Bail will be ten
dered in the sum OF 100000, and the two
sureties first offered will be Augustus
Schell aud Horace Greeley. 1t should be
remembered that the moment Davis is de-
livered 10 the custody OF the Marshal, all
military control over his person ceases, and
the court must of necessity then dispose OF
his case in some manner. He may be re-
mandcd to jail for the next term, and if
that happens he will be worse off than now,
for the President would have no power to
release him. Hence the anxiety OF his
counsel to secure the acceptance OF ball.
World
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-06

SINGULAR EPIDEMIc.-We were shown
yesterday letter from lady in Pulaski
county stating that singular and fatal
epidemic had broken out among the negro
children in some portions of that county,
that five had already died from it, and seve-
raj others were Frustrated with it, whose
recovery was extremely doubtful. The
disease SO far has baflled the skill of the
physicians who have been called to those
afflicted with it; and 1t appears to be
spreading.-Lynchbsrg Meas.
Senator Scovel, in q speech at Camden,
N. j., on Thursday evening in favor OF
manhood suffrage in New Jersey and the
North. said that /" General Grant told me
ten DAYS ago that South Carolina would
force free suffrage on New Jersey and the
middle States, and equality before the
law. / told General Grant we would take
the heslthful medicine without rebel
force" 9tA