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Foreign News.

LONDON, July lS.-The naval review yesterday
in honor of the Sultan was the most magnificent
ever witnessed in English waters. Z high wind
its Interest. The squadron numbered
eighty vessels, bearing l. 100 guns. Thousands OK
spectators gathered On the shipping to see it.
Victoria and suite were the yacht Victoria, and
Albert and the Sultan were on the Osborne. The
Prince OF Wales, both Houses of Parliament, the
Lords of the Admiralty, and all the members OF
the Government, were present.
VIENNA, July ls.-Lettsrs received here say
MaXimilian's mother has given evidences Oh IN
sanity since the tragic death of her son.
SoUTHAMPToE. July ls,-The great naval review
Yesterday cost ESQ COO. One gunboat was driven
sshore during the rain storm which prevailed al
the time. The rain seriously intsrfered with
The programme for the evoutiOns OF the vesse l.
and propose illumination OF the feet IN the eve
DrDLIS, July ls.-six OF the Waterford rioter:
have been convicted add Imprisoned.
LONDON, July B.-The American Government Ii
endeavoring to secure ths release OF General Ma.
gle.
crew were well, and req uired no assistance.
LIVERPOOL, July ls-E Don: Cotton hrm ant
unchanged estimated SALES, l., 900 bales "sathe
unfayorable for crops. Breadstufs hrmer. Whsa
advanced I'd. Corn steady at s6s. other af'i'Ae'
unchanged. ,,,.a. az la
estimated TO be Is 600 bales uplands advanced u
led Orleans ifS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closes
arm sslss Is coo bales uplands, losd. Orleans
load. Breadstuffs tend up. Corn Sts; Cd. Wheat
l3s Id Provisions and produce unchanged.
LospoY, July n-Noon.-Consols, sis. Unite'
Sl Ies DUN July -Evsning.-Financss IN
changed. The bullion in the Bank OF England ha
Increased si5o,000
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The Booth Letter.


Editors Intelligencer:
Gsntenen,-Much has been said In the public
prints in regard to the missing letter of John
wilkes Booth AS I am the person to whom this h
circumstances attending Its delivery into my hands
better than any person now living.
Il was on the afternoon of Good Friday, April H.
1865, a. about O'Clock that l met John Wilkes
Booth ION borsebackl on Pennsylvania avenue at
the triangular enclosure between Thirteenth aud
passed the compliments OF tn day 1t so happened
that the officers Of Genera Lees o army bad just
He replied, " Yes. Johnny, have" then, placing
his hand upon his forehead, exclaimed - Great
paIensss, nervousness ana agitation, j remarked,
!" John, how nervous you are; what is the mat.
ter" to which he replied, "oh, no, 1t is no.
little favor TO ask OF you will you grant 1t? "
&. Why certainly, Johnny | replied what is
fH saTs
be pub ID in the MtioeaL LateUiyencer. Please
attend to it for me Hnicss | see you before 10
O'Clock Tomorrow; in that case | will see 10 ii
myself"
at that moment observed General Grant riding
by in an open coirriags carrying $50 his baggage
and said Why, johnny, there goes Grant;
be as son G b TINS er1nns
p t,i to the carriage; he looked towards it.
lasped ny hand tshly and SeopeSS d2s st tim, the
4 ats nn saw him on the st stage Of IF Ford
April.
ro.day, in conrt, after answering few direc
questions, andearorcd to make an explanation o
the matter. which WAS objected TO by the prosecu
ton and refu- ed by Judge Fisher.
The New York HsrnLi. which first procured the
news from the Jud ciary Committee OF my havin:
been before them. and what testimony had given
has spoken OF a secrecy OF manner ard obser
yation, "If something should occur during tht
night" etc, on the part of wilkes Booth. / de.
sire TO state all that did occnr ut that interview
and - say also hat the letter was given with nj
secrecy OF manner, was there any remark
rlade about anything that might occur during the
night.
now, for the contents OF the letter. 1t was writ
ten sheet Of commercial note paper, covering
three pages The first two pages were written III
tho spirit nd style of the Philadelphia letter, and
il was ouly at the concluding paragraph that any
thing was said bearing upon what had tranoplred,
which was to this effect and in these words
" For a long time | havo devoted my energies,
my time, and money to tbs accomplishment OF a
certain end. l have been disappointed. The mo-
ment has now arrived when / must change my
plans. Many will blame me for what ain about
to do but posterity, | AIN sure. will justify me.
:. Men who love their country better thar gold
or life John w. BooTH,
"PAYSE,
q" HEROLD,
"ATZERoDT."
Esspectfullv john MATHEWS.
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Congressional.

WARRINGTON, July 1s.-sEsArB.-A joint reso.
luton was introduced extending the steam mail
service to China.
The committee on Foreign Relations was di:
rected to inquire how many Mexican soldiers had
been executed under Maximilian's decree OF &C.
tober Sd.
Mexicans; which was referred.
The consideration OF Indian affairs was resumed,
and the bill fnally passed; I.proyides for the ap.
possible II otherwise, 1870 border soldiers are to
be organized to push the war. Adjourned: ;,
HoTss sshofed offered resolution .iss d d. !
by the Court Of Claims. He said the said claims
next session, and paid BY an appropriation il
found correct Passed.
A resolution authorizing the Committee on
Southern Railroads to proceed by sub committees
Mr.! Robinson asked leave to introduce pre-
amble and resolutions to remove the tax on raw
Resolutions of sympathy with Gambia were
adopted.
read the following telegram received by himself
from General Sickles:
THANKS for your handsome reply to Mr. e.
d5Sse @ny that ms
cost him or his friends anTthing-said equpags
being the cherished gift OF my colleagues OF the
Mr. Logan off-red a preamble and resolutions,
which were passed recting the general rumor
that armed expeditions are being organized in this
country against the Republic Of Mexico, at vari-
with the wishes and feelings OF all good cttl-
zans of the United States contrary TO the esab-
lished public policy, and respectfully requesting
the President 10 issue proclamation requiring Ill
public officers 10 prevent such unlawful organiza-
lions being formed, ana warning all persons who
go such expeditions that they will forfeit all
right to the protection OF the United States.
substitute was offered for the Senate bill qua
ranteeing equal rights in the District of Columbia,
striking out the word twhite " wherever 1t oc
Cured in the charter, ordinances, orlsws. Passed
Adjourned
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Wheat, Flour, and Corn Markets.

NEW YORK. July 1s-Grain-The sales are Ia
900 bushels wheat at S3QlSs .e5 for white Cali
fornia SO for white Canadi an; &3.25 for white
south rn, and 90 80 fer. amber southern. Corn
New western mixed mt Sl.e4GSl OF; very choice
new western mixed at Sl.es9Si.oa; and western
white at $lH.
BALTIMORE, July IT, Grdin-Wheat was In fair
supply again to-day, the receipts. which were
chiefly Of red, being about 900 bushels. The de-
nand was fairly active, but prices were from 10 70
zoe. per busbel lower than on yesterday. iot
Of coo bushels very superior red sold early a. 90,
but the balance Of the sales about 5. oao bushels,
were at from 81 10 to ~ go and prime to cnoce rsd
may be quoted closing at 80. SOg SEE. " WHITE
few small lots sold at from " 1sN$1.sS, put
choice would probably have brought S..Vo Wnite
corn was again firm bat yel low was lower. me
ceipts wers about 5000 bushels, and we note
sales OF g. 900 bushels white at :l.lsl$l 70 $50
bushels white mixed At Sl.ls, and $500 bushels
yellow at 81. l3sLA.
GEoRGgrowy, July ls.-There 10 good demand
for wheat for milling purposes, but very little ID
coming forward. We noticed sales yesterday OF
l. 600 bushels new wheat to arrive, a portion IN
dsrstood to be at 3:.75 Tor red.-Republican.
PETERSBURG. July H.-Tew whest arriving
more freely, and ell dry samples sell readily.
Sale OF 10. OF prime white at $780, and lot Of
red for 80 go. sample Of white, slightly damaged,
was sold yesterday at s.. IS. Express.
NORFOLK, July ls.- Corl-Whtte, $l.ls; mixed,
81. l0Gl$l1; yellow, $i.lo; no sales. Whsdt-
White. prime, So; fair and good, 81 toeI@z.ooi
red, prime, $3.50; fair and good. 81 spG$ass..
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Broker Runs Away with a
4 h's ,.,,,c Girl and $4,000 worth OF
HaH.-rhc Pair Arrested at Nj.
as"" rron, the Boston Post, July -.
,,.,. fortnight ago o young man
A'y"Wt william I. Barry, broker doing
pane" a, No. 1 Brattle square, suddenly
on,'"',sS,rra taking with him $4,000 worth
di>app poIrv belonging to Fcderhcn s Co.,
Of le ,,rS 81 Court street, which had been
'e"e.',,ond % his care. About the same
emu "s' ,."rng lady Of Chelsea, named Alice
INA BARTLETT, as mystcr'ousiy lett her patef-
\; \, n ."nf and as she had been rather inti-
"s' !. L'v ri,h Barry OF late, it was at once
nav ;, %l that she had accompanied the
So . ,",, eforcyaid on his jaunt of pleasure.
.,o"' ;;rnropr!cly of the proceeding was
10. .r -" Enhanced by the fact that Barry
s'G.'E::,ind him wife and child. Detec-
'.' wade. of the State police, in company
D .ab brother OF the wife, started on lueS-
q Last in pursuit Of the missing par, who,
49, discovered, had directed their erring
.-.o towards the Great West. The pur-
'.~,. ',,rocrcdcd to Albany and Rochester,
-, .,.' r,,,t no traces Of the couple, and
, ~, continued on 10 Buffalo, where they
' '..,' each 70 explore on a different
,-ta 4, the Niagara Fails depot, in
EnA,Io. the detective unexpectedly dis
.,rcrcd the pair Just in the act of en-
mixing for the Falls. The detective of
rDnrsc accompanied them on their Jour-
,.r tn the international Hotel, where
-: couple registered as "W. I. i. and
',5y" and the detective, taking the pen
,om the fingers of the broker, wrote his
bra signature directly below. This was
N the morning Of the 4th. After the
r,ir had been refreshed with breakfast
!hn called for 4 carriage, and enjoyed q
,;le over the Suspension Bridge to the
rI,aIian side, returning to the hotel at
. ri,h,tall. in the evening they partici-
r,tcd in chop al the International, the
Elective remaining mc0y. all the while,
and no doubt highly interested specta-
Tor Of The scene. The next day, finding
that Barry had purchased tickets for the
West, the detective proceeded in ad-
vance to Buffalo, and, with the assistance
cH his companion, arrested the pair Just as
they were eMoark!0C on steamer iol
Cleveland. The prisoner was then charged
with cmbcZzlement and adultery, and was
hrouch, back to this city with the officer.
The girl also voluntarily made one of the
party. The broker will probably be ar
raigncd at the municipal court in a few
days, but is at present at large under bail.
The trunks Of the broker were examined
Yesterday afternoon at Major Joues's office,
and were found to contain about $4,000
worth Of jcwclry of all kinds. Barry is
about twcnty-sevcn years Of age, and has
a very gcntccl and prepoSSoSsing appear
aacc. His conSort in this affair is young
lady Of considerable beauty, and very re-
Specially connected. 1t is stated that he
vii! plead guilty, and that a bill! of divorce
will soon be petitioned for by the injured
wife.
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The Burning of Brenham, Texas-A
Northern Mans Account OF the AZ.

The Burning of Brcnham, Texas-A
Northern Mans Account Of the AZ.
fair.
From the Paterson (N.J.) Guardian, July 9Th.
Mr.. McAusland, well known to our peo
pie, and highly respected citizen, for
merly of this city, and latterly of Texas,
has arrived here: We believe he thinks
Texas used up as place for white men in
the future. Before he came away he saw
Jury in the courthouse composed of
was now nothing uncommon.
Mr.. McAusland brings the correct &C.
count Of the atrocities now practiced upon
the whites by the negroes, instigated BY
the troops. He gives full particulars of
the burning Of the town of Brennan. in
Washington county. The first trouble &C.
Cured at a private invitation ball given
by party of young men, who had taken
their sisters and sweethearts to the hall
hired for the purpose. In the midst of
their enjoyment the officers of the troops
stationed in the vicinity attempted to gain
admission, and afterwards brought in
live negro wenches, whom they in
sisted on have admitted promiscuously
80 ''tS N"hSSss vi SoiloC luIS JlOuuSSu
trouble. The young men protested, and
declared the negro wenchcs must not only
keep out of the quadrilles, but leave the
room, as it was private ball. The Off
GERS declared they should keep their black
partners in the room, and also that they
should be admitted indiscriminately to the
dances. The white girls declined to dance
in Quadrilles with the negro wenches, and
were about to retire, when they were in-
suited by the officers. This produced
rumpus-the young men Of the town raj
lied, a fight commenced, and the result
was that the officers and wenches were
cleared out. The next day the troops re-
turned, and, in revenge, burnt up the bust
ness part of the place, and gave the whites
notice to leave, as they would come back
and finish the job. This they did, and
burned up the courthouse and churches,
again ordering all whites to leave. They
next, aided by drove of negroes, de-
stroyed every building in the town. Not
single house was standing when Mr.. Nc
Ausland left to mark where stood so re-
Gently the ilourishing and happy town Of
Brennan, Washington county, Texas.
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PeterJoro', July Is. 1867.

DEATH OF A CONGRESSMAN ELECT
Flakes Galveston (Texas) Bal!ettn of the
10Th instant says:
awe have intelligence that the Hon
Claib Hubbard, member Of Congress elect
from this State, was killed at Columbus in
a bar-room fight by man named Speers,
who was also killed by the guard while en-
deavoring to make his escape. The de-
ceased had long been a prominent pollttl-
clan: had been a member of both the
United States and Confederate Congress-
Another account gives the name of the
dece ased as G.. G.. Herbert.
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From WoShinpfon.

WASHINGTON, July Is The internal revenue
receipts to- day were $4,000
John J Rves, tailor of Montreal, examined
in the surrat trial to- day. said he saw prisoner
at his store in Montreal about the nth and again
about the 18th Of April. Several witnesses from
Canada impeached the truthfuness of ST. Iarte
and Dr.. Mcmillan. 1t appears that ST. Marie left
Canada becarse he stole 5000 from the Education
Office. Fhe defence still expecting the arrival OF
Witnesses, the court adjourned.
Mr. Grant and Colonel Hillyer, OF New York,
g.rding impeachment Joseph H. Bradley was
Summoned to testify regarding the pardon OF
Stephen F. Cameron, the witness in the Surratt
case.
The Lighthouse Board promulgates notice
that the light at the mouth of St. Johns river,
Florida, has been renewed, and re- establish ed
with third order lens, showing a fixed white
light which should be seen fourteen miles.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July Is, 1867
BUSINESS has been rather better the paat week,
and money much easier. Our quotations snow
that sugar and bacon continue to advance. Corn
ia still higher, with small receipts. The receipts
of wheat are rather larger, and prices well NAM
tanned but farmers need scarcely expect 70 real
lie the present prices after the crop OF tire mid
die and western States begins to come 10 market
Flour has advanced SOC. per barrel during the
week. Butter, buckets, cotton yarns, eggs, hsi,
wheat bran, ginseng, licorice, and wool, have all
slightly declined. We refer TO our quotations,
which have been carefully revised, and are made
M from sales in wholesale quantities.
ALCOHOLICS. 250S4.5o ~ gallon.
AlE.-Scotch, best brands, pints ss y dozen
quarts, vs..
BAcos.-shoulders, 1e3@l3c.; ribbed sides, l.
6l4Ic. clear ribbed sides, 15@l5lc. clear sides
,stc. Virginia hog round, 130l35c. Virginia
hams, I4Ml5c.; canvass hams, lsQQ22c.; plair
hams, l70l3c.
BuTTgR-Stock of common very large; prime
ls0l7c. inferior, s@loc.
BAas.-Grain Union, 42c.; National, 4oc ex
ira Burlap, a5c.; common Burlap, 2oc:; English
linen. hand made, 5o@soc.; Andrews Coghin, COO
BaASDr.-French, $loGsla; apple, $s2s Phila
| delphia, 81 4O@$2. IS; peach, ~.
BRooMs.-Thres strings, $3.50; four strings
small, 81 large, $3.50; five strings, $3.50 Kicn'
| mond made brooms, two strings, Sl.7sgs2 three
strings. 81. 2s@$3 IS; four strings, $685..
| BUcKgrs.-Painted, two hoops, s2.75; three
hoops, $a.2s
BsEswAI.-asc. " 10. ,
! CoyogSrsArED LrE.-$20ss q dozen by thu
| case.
Csaasr.-s24o0se. q barrel; James river
| $2.2s.
Cosrgcr1oszR1gs, FRUITS. &c.-Csndy, stick
| Dat ;n hpnp
LAYERS, IS q box. Pigs, SOC. q b. Lemons
sllso p box. Messina oranges, Sl2 u box. Al
monds, as@5oc. p b.
CoRE.-We now quote prime white, Sl.os4sl.le3
and very scarce; mixed and yellow, $l0sl.oS.
Com MEAL.-City mills, boltsd, $lls un6olted
| nominal, 81. 10; country mills, so0sSc.
| CuEgsg.-Northern and Western, prime cutting
2ec !: common, l20lsc. English dairy, 2saD2sc
Co7YEg-Rio, 282Se. Lasuayra, 27g2Ss.
Java, 3s@4oc.
Observation-Disclosures light weight, ls0ls3c.
full weight, 22033e. tallow, l3c.
corros CAHDs.-Ss@$s p dozen; wool card
s5.se0e.
Corros YARys.-From No. to No. u, s2.lt
Manchester, Sa.os Leaksville, $s.lo.
DRY Goops.-Prints Sprague and Pacific, Tic
American and Dunnels, Ice; Amoskeag, dark lse
Light, 1sc. Arnold's, llc.; Wamsutta, l2ac. Brow
SheetlnSa: a. odttekeea, 1'c. Nokn Soaoiii
shsstiugs, IA, loQl7c. Standards, "A, lsc.
l7Ac.; I, l3c. Plaid Linssys, 3o04oc.; American
LANES, 2:1c. Bleached Shirtings: I, loQldc.; I,
@eoc.; "A, l7i9aoc. Kentucky Jeans, eo8A and
to soc !; Printed satinsts, soD7oe. purple str!I
l.lc; ticking. ls02sc. checks, ls32tc.; eambr
la@l5s.; drilling, N@2lc. In hoop skirts, threst
o spool cottons, and notions generally, no chan
since last report.
y DKuas AND DxxsruPPs.-Alum, So; copper
Co.; madden, 2se.iindigo. u al 10 4 eshias
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THE WOLFF CAsE.-Detective Knox, OF
Richmond, Va, arrived in this city yes
terday morning on the steamer George
Leary, having in charge man named
Adolph Wolff, who is charged with having
obtained goods to the value of forty-slx
hundred dollars from Messrs. Robinson q
Lord, Of this city, by false and fraudulent
pretences. Justice Hayward committed
him to await the action of the Grand jury
Wolff was arrested in Alabama. He IS
also alleged to have obtained goods from
other parties and firms to the amount OF
twenty Thousand Observation-Disclosures Go-
zette, 18Th.
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Report of the Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,


RICHMOND, July Is, 1867.
Breaks and receipts light. Market very
buoyant, and prices steadily advancing, par
ticularly on dark manufacturing, which has
advanced 20 per cent. in the past fifteen days.
Below we give the transactions: l64 hogs.
heads, 2S tierces, and II boxes offered, and sold
rs follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Llgs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to 81; good dark working, VS. to SO; sun.
cured, common, 81 to Sl2; sun-:ured, good,
$l2 to SlS; oalcured, common, 81 to 81
Isnr-Comnon dark working, 81 to 50
medium dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
working, So TO Sl7; fine and wrapping, SIS u
sol; sun cured, $40 to S25 and S32; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,t1s-Tery common and heavy weights
81 to $500; medium, IS to IS; good, NJ t
$40.
$27. 80 continental shipping, sl3 to SIS and S23
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lear-Common, sl2 to $l4; good, SIS to ST.
fine, SIS to $50 and $23
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, July 10, 1857
The Corn and Flour Exchange opened to-day
under the most favorable auspices. large mum
Der of buyers and sellers were present, and the
rooms were open to the public.
The offerings were:
WHEAT 0S2 bushels white, 1925 bushels red.
CoRs.-l ,4l4 bushels white, $40 bushels mixed,
800 bushels yellow.
OATs.-l5S bushels.
FLOUR barrels New York superfne, 10 bar.
rails extra country, new.
SALES.
WHEAT-23s bushels good white at S9.75; 9iC
bushels good red at 81. 6oQ$2.6 loo bushels fail
white, private terms $50 bushels good rcd, pr.
vate terms.
CoRS-S0 bushels prime white at $s.l23 5ee
bushels good white, private terms; SO bushels
prime yellow at 81 loo bushels mixed at Si.o!
OSLO.
OATs.-l5s bushels prime at 7o@72ic.
FLoUR-10 barrels extra country new, $3.50.
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES
We learn, says the National hteAigencr,
that very important negotiations arc in
progress between our Government and
Ggea; Britain, looking to the settlement of
ali difficulties by ccSsion Of the British
possessions between the United States aud
those recently sold to this country by
Russia, Ia consideration Of surrender of
our claims Tor spoliations for Confederate
cruisers li;ttl out in English ports. There
IS strong probability Of these negotia-
items being brought to successful tcrmi-
M.inn
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, July ia. M.-Flour, 10lll5c.
lower. Wheat dull and nomiually lower: Corn,
an ct q. l2@l3sc. Cotton quiet and steady; mid.
ding uplands, 2sic. Turpen,ine drmer at 6s4ssc;
Kosin steady; common, $3.50 Stocks excited ana
1924 Sterling exchange time, lled9llef sight,
1los. 5.2O's, 7s2 coupons, III. North Carolina
o's, new issue, 57a.
s70su; southern, SO 6O@Sl7. Wheat dull; new
amber, Georgia, %. 7o@ss Is new white, Virginia Ia
j? ss@sa IS. Western mixed corn S.osg$ s,,ns
frmsr but less active; sales, 900 bales at eSac
Rice quiet Carolina, li3Qllt Sugar firm; Postt
Rico, lsc. Muscovado, lia9t2te Havana. ist
steady ut lls@llsc. Frsights unchanged. Stock
Iuil, Gold, No. s.2p's, 's2, coupons, lls.
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LIE PEACH MARKET.-As an instance Of
NE extensive expectation of peach patrons
- 70 Tue extent Of their crops, one manu-
,'aclaFlg house alone has received orders
." Ioo'oVO boxes or crates, each to contain
= ""@Le!. One OF our steamers plying to
,"'S'Fsetown, D. c., takes down 1000 per
J. 'P' while along Delaware avenue the pro-
I've merchants are preparing likewise for
T -, coming trade.-Philadelphia Inquirer,
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Bold Bank Robbery i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELrHIA,J July lG.-About l
IcOck 10 day three men entered the bank
lar establishment of Mr.. Frederick Stccb,
ID Third street below Market. One of
item entered into conversation with the
.:cgk regarding German exchange, and lie
went to The desk TO make calculation.
Another one went around behind the
counter, and passed through a door, and
came through another back Of the clerks
desk, auI reaching over, took large bun
die OF JondS, including $500 in compound
interest notes.
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Alfred FoRGERY.-A young man
named Lorenzo b. Shepherd, son of the
i2'e United States District Attorney of
,!'I name, has been taken into custody in
New York upon charge Of forging checks
10 Tie amount Of $9,Oll on the Nassau
1 11ah' Brooklyn, and Park Bank, New
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In the House, Wednesday, Mr.. Coburn
introduced bill to provide for the cleo
ton Of electors for President and Vice
President of the United States in the
States to be formed out of the territory
included within the late Confederate
States, except Tennessee. Referred to
the Committee on Reconstruction.
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CABINET ORGANS These beautiful instruments,
which have become so popular with the musical
public, are made only by MASON HAaLIs, and
are far superior to any other instrument In the
world. They are all excellent parlor instruments;
and the low price at which they are sold brings
them within the reach Of su.-CleueLand Oaty
Leader.