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New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
JEFFERSON D4TI3.

The presence OF Jefferson Davis caused no apparent
excitement yesterday about the Ne-YOrk Hotcl, where
he remained strictly retired The announcement that he
was at that hotel caused few curious persons 20 stop
there upon their way down town. in the hope OF setng the
e1 Rebel chief but until l2 O'Clock he one except
few personal ffes The hotel register bore the names
Of Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS child and nurse, Mrs. Howell,
Joseph II. Davis and DR. Craven. There almost
impenetrabe retlcence upon the part OF the officials a
the hotel respecting any present future OF
the party and but few persons who sent up their cards
admitted into Mr.. Davss presence. Judge Russell,
Benjamin Wood Mr.. Varan Of stae-rights eminence and
n number Of others among the callers who had in
teryews with Mr.. DAVIS.
1t had been reported that Mr.. Davis would proceed,
during the afternoon, the residence Of Judge OConor
the reporters informed that the plans OF the
party not yet matured No certain knowledge OF
Mr. Dayiss intentions obtained, though il
ported that the party would remain in the city until
Monday next before proceeding toward Montreal.
There excitement ncr crowd about the hotel
during the day those who did stop there from curiosity
firing OF standing about with noticeable
article sight than the ordinary walls and decorations Of
the hotel As to the contradictory rumors about the Davis
party we are credibly informed that the application for
rooms at the NewYork Hotel to accommodate the South
ern travellers surprise to the proprietor and the re
ports which found place in some OF the papers that pre-
cautions Of unusual character were taken to insure
the safe entrance OF Mr. Davis are not founded in fact
The lights down and the door locked because
IL is rule OF the house that all must be secure and quiet
at midnight The officers of the hotel have treated the
curious nquirers with much courtesy though compelled
by the earnest wish Of the Rebel chief TO give the nega
tive TO almost every applicant.
The party design to visit Canada; but they will proba
bly, be in New-Yok during the remainder OF the present
week. IT Is likely that the comfortable quarters
now occupied will be exchanged FOR any others.
Mt Davis remained Ia the hotel all day.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
RtIEl1Zlszz1kzEXx1lc
DIED.


ADANS-Oa WeasjlI Nay Is Of apopler Aiin, i5eS 81
Tide relatives and friend. Of the family irving At'm,
soninag s. Foet Fred Unger anl Heary Price
Ani the members Lodge No O. b. We members of
The Grand Lodge T. 4 NJ EewYOk Lodge No 800 A. NJ Aoacs
Lodge T. A. NJ aud New Tree Lodge No i6l invited 10
attend funeral No square Bank an Beck;. 50
on Friday evening May l., at O'clock .
MASONC-The Members OF Lafayette Lodge, No s. y A. N
evening In Corahan Old Fellow, Hall ~ O'clock
prorp, st,en,ince i. expected JAMES W. BELL, Master
BENEDICT-oa WEDNESDAY MAY IS from consumption clu'e Sy
wounds received the battle Fredericksburg 1862 BeVet MsO
Abner r. benedict, Capt 4th U. S. Infantry.
The funeral Military Escort from The riurs OF
his uncle Benedict No 10 West renthst saturday hsy 10.
At 10 o'clock The friends Of the family Invited ~ aSad
without further Invitation.
BAYTERAt Richmond Va wedn ssiay. May 5 C,rOn, M-r
George ". Barter and only daughter ~ James Ne,mth
and friends Of the family respectfully invited % asat
the funeral from Ne % Reuen st. BrookYn suniay Nay - a.
o'clock y.
LEONARDO Harlem At the resisps o. her onias. Petsc
DeMlle, Martha Alair IseAd, reict OF John LeonAgd
Notice Of funeral to morrow.
swoRDS-Or Wednesday May I5 Theodore Augusta o1F o.
Charles X Swords In the ash year OF hts sge
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited % scnd
funeral aeryces the OF his father No - West Thirty
slrtst Friday May H. at O'Clock without further notice
TUPYRLLAtbs residence No 46 West Tueny hrls Tussy
morning H. aged 80 Capt Wm Begey Tnne Of 0rss.
wshs Essex Bngsud Deputy Leuensnt aud Magistrate st Lead
County In II. NJ 8.
yOUGH-In Harlem wednsdsy May t5 Harry Howard eli.
Of Jacob aud Yough, aged 10 and months
relatives and friends invited TO attend the funeral pS he Con
Eregsna Church 0nehundred fbs sf Seccgi ave.
This friday afternoon st2 O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
IN NORFOLK.
ar TELEaHAPH TO rHE rKfBJSs.
EQUAL SUBTRACT.

public meeting of No % Council Union League
OF America favor of equal suffrage IN this State,
bald al their hail. No Fourth ave. last night. Rcso-
tions passed asserting that as ctg government de-
riyes its Just ihe eosent OF tho governed s
any adult citizen Of the Eight to Soice IN the selection Of
that while Congress isbound 10 guarantee TO
each state vepubcsn form CT government, II devolyes
upou the people to oste by appropriate legislation the
snrt OF true democratic Institutions the true basis OF
snch goyernLaent; that under free government the
right 70 vote bling The conseryator ot all other rights
civil and pltioal IL is OF paramount importance that
eysry adul5 male member Of socety should be garan.
tsed the exercise OF that right that all male citizens OF
tha state OF NewYork Il years OF age irrespective or
color are untitled % the elective franchises and that tho
article Of The frat section OF tho present Consttn
ton of this state making distinction between oitisons
all rsspes. y ~ sAsssss q a2 yl.Sars nAaspiis'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
THE MISSISSIPPI 1NJUNcrIox DENIED.

THE MISSISSIPPI INJUNCTION DENIED
~ ~ ssEaPH rae
4 W ,SuINGTON May 16.-The Supreme Court OF the
United states met 10 day. contrary to the announcement
Yesterday; and after delivering various opinions ad-
ionrncd until the first Monday in December next The
Court ordered as follows
That certain rules and forms OF proceedings IN bank
I1iptcY. which have been framed and adopted by INC
f,rf IN pursuance OF the act OF Congress, approved
Msrc . 1857. be- and the hereby promulgated
Tat tie said rules and forms be recorded by the Clerk
and that they be allowed TO be printed
c.se No H. (Orignal) The State Of Mississippi, com
,,anan agt Secretary Stanton, and Gems Grant, and
ord-was decided by the Court. The motion was Tor
aeaye to file an amendment TO the bill in this case This
wa. denied by divided Court announced by Chief
Justice Chase but the OF the Judges on each side
,ere not made public this being secret Of the Court
Ion to motion TO dismiss the bill for want Of juisdc
lion a was ordered that the bill be dismissed, with costs
- the Mississippi Injunction case falls With mat OF
,:corgis The amended bill was as follows:
The state of Mississippi agt Stanton Grant Ord ct al
The state Of Mississippi by amendment To the D now
fied sets forth and declares that under yali0u
States and otherwise, and especially under the
,ch 81 ises 10 which reference has heretofore
teen sde the Constitution OF the state OF 1871 and SUB
SsSrs ed ysaabe bodies q land within The limits OF
aid state, exceeding In value several millions
q Ss sS r. her Ihss tSe cspO sO Of state has bee
co-i!ng over tcOoooo and also various other poS nc
laws aud contracts cent q he net ot
she satos public lands Of the Ihlteu stfb Withh o
stare which lands are OF great value aud winch net pro
eeds gll 20 very considerable sums That these
lands these net proceeds Will all bt ost 10 the sat
ouce IL the laws complained Of sho9u pe upheld ana
avcrs that, MS she is informed ana believes.
1Ien u. o. q. Ord, one Of the defendants IN ms
ease aud military cOsnnandgnt the States OF Mis-
-ssipp and Arkansas, has already selzed ana taken
I,OssessiOn Of the in the state Treasury OF Ar
Kansas and the complainant Is informed ana believes
will unless Immediately arrested by the process OF ltis
I1S Sfee Treasury Of the state OF Mississippi, which
moneys are q very large amount, aud thereby pre-,
he officers legislative executive, or judicial OF the ~
nf Mississippi and thus entirely subyert tue geFelh
sloot cr that state Aud this eepplapeg. 1AriaSI
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
M1RRIED.

Weinesy MAY IS n the r.i's's ~ tbs
brides By the Rev Dr. Por'- Step1e- s:say
birs. Sarah NJ. Stodiaid, all Of Brooklyn, l. d.
DAyS-BBkBEE-A CoopsFstown Y Tuesiy Nay " ~ s
Rev NJ. iaml D. D. Of Lewrenceyie NesJersey Is: I-l
Charles L. DAVIS lOh IT, lniAstry, to Miss sarah O. s.conl
daughter Of the late W Bsebe esq All sopsi e VI he lsss
Judge l.. Il. Moorhouse. No cards
FOSTBR-DiNMCR-uH HllstAls, y oa Wednesday. Nay Is ~
the Rev H. H. Bns Simeon Foster, H. ID, of Brooklyn y l.
t. Miss Et.l DimmcS Of tue former place.
Wednesday MAY IS tho residence - th
brides parents Rev. D. Taylor Of Tnton Y Ge0rys
Ocde Greenpout L. L. Miss Lbbe J. Miller II Ne.iork
Wednesday, May - a. the LigbtEv
Baps, the Rev Mr Weston the cT AbeP Caves -
Miss Natild L. Z. Randolph both OF this city.
HAGAR-GRRIGOn Thursday MAY 6 a. tie reseae % The bses
father Lodi n by the ev Samuel knapp Henrv A. htsG of
Brooklyn T. Jessie, third daughter OF WOOD Greis
MATTHIAs-TROWBRIDGE-A NeTHav,n Com. " Wetasta;
MAJ by the Rev Cha Fletcher, John Matthias 70 jennie
daughter 0f Daniel Trowbritge esq
PHLLIPS-LINSONOn Wenesav - IN B,opk-n By the Fsy
Clarrs Mr. Albert H. Phillips ot BrOokya :, As'
Llama Liasoalof BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MAY II, 1867

resting it does color is volatve OF the cardinal
doctrine or popular government" equal Justice
to all men "-innical to the spirit OF republican nstitu
tOns, aud ought to be abolished Judge Culv made
from his words OF cheer in the advanced stage of public
sentiment relative 10 the political rights OF the negro and
urged them 10 temperate but decided
aud deserve them He showed by the history Of last
few years OF national life that straightforward deter
mined course was preferable and most eectual The ne
gro 10 hYhg down his ISLANDERS he has earned the right
10 vote ana they might depend upon IL that justice will
be done Other States had done s Justice 10 their race,
and NeW-10rk wond not he behindhand in the
work and deprive 5000 voters in this state OF their
nghtlu5 privilege. Mr.. George Il. Downing, col0red,
sara tuat thc July riots OF 1853. and other
dispirtUS events had discouraged political
ambition smoUg the colored OF New York, aud they
ton or property instead. But lie hoped they would cul
yate political aspirations for ID was matter OF inter
est -Of dollars ana cents rather than OF sentiment. In
possession OF Che fronchise the cOored could
ma positions IN bonded warehouses and other places OF
proft now monopolized by white men, He took hope.
fui view OF The situation, as the Democracy would
not oppose them nom motives OF policy while
RepuDlraus could not il they would, con-
sstentlJ. The Rev Chas r. Ray said that 10 shoud be
the a NJ the cOlOred that the question OF
negro franchise should not he separate clause 10 be
Voed on IN the new Constitution because such division
the experience Of this Stare In 8i To the state
ment, when Wing Governor was elected by 5000 ma
IOrty while negro suffrage found 10000 votes
cast against IT, Major Haggerty spoke OF the necessity or
as means of success. When black Ineu
called upon white men TO speak To them, and lead them
never could succeed They must show that they have
brain ana muscle, and they will he respected Abram II.
Galloway colOred. OF North Carolina Ohm Jay also col
ured, ana Others followed ia q similar strain.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
TIE Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered By Coaset b,ag dgs G,ysr.Hsn Dreoep
poussd by the Pe.den. ofths upitei states ore
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX PR CENT INTEREST
PAYABLE sBNtASSUALLy IN GOLD
For cal, throosha.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
40 HASSAUsr-
,ai M,", CLARK DODGE Co
BANKERS NO. 81 WALLIS
All JOHN J CISCO SON
BASKBRS, No 3J wAHsr
IA tie City fNer.york
..slNErr PRa CENT otssl, par T,les WITH Accrued Oer-ss
Tb,,. Bord, ar. secured by FIRST MORTGAGE the r.
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLL
PER MILE much les, th,a oush,i Road THas
HUNDRED AND five MILES been completed die
,ubst,aFI u,ane fully equipped -i rolling sOci 'on,s's
shop, easn, pOa baoz' bhB 'sas
Ofbuct and have been
APPROVED AND AccBrrRO TX TGg GOVERNMENT
sns examination ard report By 'hs 0oseraa uas
in sacce,,fnl operation.
The Company i,ou a, olhe na,i, sses
complete The Road ths ROCKY Mouans, d,noe omsA. =
mle.-by September pledged completes.
b. th, contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FyR HUNDRED O2s&
ACRES LAND PER MILE granted the comp'ay by tAs
addition subGy SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS Y0e EACH aILE or ROAD
AS COMPLETED. The Chicago aai NOd we.sra Railroad
completed connects with Ros a. on,h. ,sl dong hrg, bs
10 passengers aud freight
The Chicago Rock Is,aa Pse Chicago Brag,s
Quincy Hanab Joseph Railroad Companies
conuecss aS read to Omaha duOg the Sot
four Trunk Railroad, from the E will greatly coidbpte u tss
the Cent Paes: bsns oousnc.ed VIA
great energy from C,On, this EisOusi Rsro-d
Continent 1870 insure f,s all ths b,s boh ssS
freight possibly accommodate The interest on these BOnis bsas
p,y,b gold sad the small per u there es be qasas
their safety and the Company has hesitation recommending
public A,ngsnss, being mad. 9th tbs hsaoaS
Banks generally throughout s county r the accumulation Of ~
vssor. in th.ss BOads MORGAN, and Ae H"--
OAKEs AMRS Trustees JOHN CISCO Tre.snrs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
FIRES
IN sourH-5r-Ioss ABOUT sl2jOOo-Ltsr og rHE
OWNERS ASD INSCRANCEs.

IN soUrH-5r-LOsS ABOUT sl2j,0O0-LtsT ov INK
OWNERS ASD INSURANCEs.
About o'clock yesterday morning u fire was
discovered by Officer Murphy Of the irst Precinct on
OF tie fOurstOry building No &c Southst
The Fire Department were the ground but
owing 10 the dense smoke that filed the building
cellar garet il extremely difficult 90 get at the IRE
rear apertures I'm the roof and 10y this means the
,isbed Int moi until In, Iuiding and the contents
,Jc g ~" Uy,nor doors were sefiousiy damaged
The OF the nrst and the second, thfd,
Sale & CO. commission merchants The goods in
consisted OF teas. silk straw goods aud msce
laneous articles The total loss goods IS about Sl2oO
OF this amount Williams S Guon, shipping and commits
sion merchants Of No Il Wast had IN store on the fourth
door about S}j.O0 worth Of straw goods Badly damaged
bv fire and water Insured for sJ2jO In the following
companies Lamar, $4,000 American, slO1O, ana Eagle
$50 sIowland Asplnwa had in store s0 OF raw
six valued at So 600 Badly damaged by fire aud water
for 1000 the Liverpool and London National
Hanover and Lamar Companies sale Co. had In store
on commission for "a number of Boston houses, 900
chests tea, valued at $4,000; 80 eases OF silks
co sS cases 81 straw Goods valued a 900 $500 dozen
of straw hats valued at soo aud about 5000 worth OF
miscellaneous goods Nearly all these goods are insured
i'm Boston and NewYOrk offices but to what amount or
owners hold tho policies Sale Co.'S individual loss
stock and fixtures - about 10000 insured IN the Irving
ping and commission merchants had an oce on the rst
hOOr; loss, BY water, about 500 The building Is
extent Of ~ c lie also had an Office on the Second oor
police present ffOfu the FIRST ana hujOAlhe
cincts under the command of Capt WarlOw.
IN NORFOLK
TEiBtSs
NORFOLK, Va, May 16.--An extensive fire broke
out this morning at o'clock in warehouse Of the
finest IN the city, occupied by Dobson Raner, import
ers Of liquors, which occurring the lower
story, it was impossible TO save anything.
The binding aud stock was entirely destroyed.
The building insured for $1,000 in the National In
surancc Company OF Baltimore and the stock insured
for $1,000 in seven companies Security OF New
the Home OF New Haven the Union OF Baltimore the
American OF Norfolk, the Valley OF Winchester the
James River Of Virginia and the Jefferson OF AlDcmate
County. The flames communicated with the building
owned and occupied by W. II. Jones, wholesale grocer
whose loss $500. Also, T. III. Whiteursts warehouse,
Junk dealer whose loss ia slight.
BURNING or a STEAMER.
ST. JosEPH. Mo-. May l6,-The steamer Denver OF
the st. Joseph and Omaha Pacific line burned at her
landing this morning The loss Is $4,000 She was par
TALLY insured.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
Gperial Notices.


The Man who ndyertses
TO cure people Of sbmsn. 10 ths bottle" ttqus'.ei 70 t a
hand on the pstron, Of PHALoYS NIGHT BLOOMING oBREUs No
body who h. tried one bottle has been able to refrain from
continuing the indulgence =
Thirteenth Assembly Dstriet.-A meens Of tas UNION
RKPI BLiCAN ASSOCIATION OF a District VIII be held AZ
us Court corner West Twenty sseoni and SevenhaIs THIS
(Friday BvBNIEG, May IL, Gspm m WIN d. BULL, ILL.,,
Gso MIToasLL, Secretaries
JOSEPH LouGsEKL
Txxeptieb Assembly District Union Republican Asso:
ciufion regular monthly meeting OF the sbso hssOeson w
h. Ls AZ Third between Fy ninth and bRhen
ss THIS (Fridsy) EVENING, MAY IL Msocoeh :, -.
' ~ N"'' JAMES W. CULVER. Preasie9I
Arrx BArs Secretary
SDrIng Clothing Business aud Dress suits
SIJ TO $50.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS.
s. TO 925.
SPRING OVERCOATS,
81 TO $40.
FREEMAN & BURR,
COR FULTON AND HASsAySIo
Ear-Ringsn nnnd Plns-New Styles
o,n.t Csbuncs Btrucsn Coral Amethyst onyr Pearl, sou
Came, Rnamsei Diamond 90, for sale by obo u AbLBh
No as Broadway, Que door below Canal.
The AIeihusek rano no 6s Brosi.sy has great soul "a
resat sss radical
sppr,v NE Nstss sasHasA sss sdsssa's' a~ass Fisss
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
NAVY GAZETTE.
sr rELEeslrH TO TIE TRIBUNE.


Commodore Daniel Rdgely has been ordered duty msnbss
Of the Boarl Of Visitors to the Naval Academy.
Acting Volunteer Lieut. H. IT, Gonnge ordered TO command tbs
Guard Jones ordered Sabine Assistant In
eneer james Renhaw ordered Shamokn Acting Second Assist
ant Engineer MeAlister. ordered o the Patoa
Surgeon Job Corhin has resigned
Acting Le W. shsnksDd has been detached from
Guard granted Of Ths following also
detached from s Guard and granted leave Of Acting
Master W. Carving Acting Ensgn r. 81 WagstaR John walker
David Hall Mates T. Fnnsy John Sss james D. Hutchinson.
James Baxter Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon W L. Wheeler
detached from the Don aad ordered to the Onward
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
CRIME.

THN TENTH-AvE. MURDEE-CoRONERS INQUEST.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Schir-
mer at the Mount Sinai Hospital. ia Twenty y-oighh-st
near Seventh-avc the body OF Mrs. Annie hcCahley
who died in that institution from the effect OF - pistol
shot wound the neck inflicted by her husband James
on Tuesday night The full particulars have been pup
lshod in The TRIBUNE. Several witnesses were exam
med but the only additional facts elected were those
given by officer Perkins Of the Sixteenth Preclnct VINO
testified that entering the occupied by the Me
Calreys, and finding the woman lying upon the MOOR
bleeding from wound in the neck, he asked who had
shot her aud She replied my husband, who - now
lying upon the bed he has threatened me on seycfa
occasions when under the influence OF liquor ana IS IN
fired pistol hut once and then caught me by the meek
a aud chOked me" The pistol when found contained no
charges Several witnesses testified that the deceased
and prisoner very Incorporate and quarrelcd nces
sanity The jury rendered verdict against McCaniey'
aud no was committed the TObs by the Coroner to
await the action Of tho Grand Jury. He u native OF
ireland, aged years, and laboror. He denies his
guilt.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
ARMY GAZETTE.
Br rrLEaRAPE TO rHk TRIBuEg.


Brev Col Gasou Assistant usemast,r and Byet hyo
McKim Assistant usrermaster L. Volunteers have been
mustered out of service. A.,
Schode Assistant Commissioner FTe1mens Burean Tor hs
State Of Ygs has appointed Cept Gardok Mallory 4d United states
Infantry Acting Inspector General Department Of Potomac Win
headquarters A. Richmond Va
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

sT TRIBuNE.
WASHINGTON May lG.-The receipts from Customs
from MAY H. inclusive, at the ports named below;
follows NewYork, SSH OOO Boston Sj5G 70;
Philadelphia $685. G7; Baltimore, $2j4 S65 49, New
Orleans April 20 to 9O SO1l76 G7 san Francisco April
% l3. S2ls,9l2 a. Total, &5,117772 10.
The receipts ffOm Internal Revenue sources to-day
uert
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET


TSfEoRAPH THE TRtRuNh
ALRANr l6-tate plsny the receipts 0r ths -sek
being OF soeker the h.
bui the sapp embraces Prices
IT, b I've weight lower hrst quality and extras and
medium lower grades Buy neither plenty an1 sales
slow The top price fer best extra si and hcm this figure
ranze 7d8c for scawag and ocker SheeIhe ade
8d3 shered ri 9c for NOoed sales o. seegA hs:
head Of Hogs At 4 8ie for hight and heavy Western.
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l,iass four Dwu saac
WITH

Mass -four Oyvu ssap
Win
SAPONIFIER.
G, s,ag obt.nsi b. all who ,beo os sss
purpose o. miing SOAP their hons sh ths pREHSYtVAFA
MANUFACTURING COHPAHYs
SAPONIFIEE.
The Of Soar superior s'I ss raass pa'psss t<s
Directions si,sessi 70 ea,s boz
Por 's all The principal grOsss drg, al to'f is.er,
superb Assortment
WHOLESALE or RETAIL. %
CHASDELIFRS sri GAS FIXTURES
SOLID SILVER (sTERLlSG sbt COIN FISB PLATBD wAHA
CUTLERY BROSZES. CLOCKS. VASES. JARDlsIBRRs ans
FANCY GOODS. FRENCH CHINA. GLASSWARE ssd IsPBRiAE
STONEWARB.
MIRRORS ard cOaSICRs made - order
P.te, f.rs'se,5s ether IA CITY CouSTRr ~n tA
EVERYTHING usT 10 s5or lss, " go0dS ,Od al M
LOWEST POSsTBbE PRICES.
T.. V. IIAUGHWOUT Co.
Yo' lsS l9O al 19s E',ds,y ,ou,r of Bro,nsa
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

rELsGStPa To TIE ERiBUNE
WuIIAMSPoET. Pa, May 16.-Logan DEM was
elected Mayor yesterday by a majority Of IS votes.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
NTNV-UAMpSIURE.

The official count for Members of Congress was
completed at Concord on Wednesday. The result Is
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

RrHlRxsThermomee. lowest this m, f6' Morning wndy,
cool afternoon cloudy evening cloudy ana very
harT.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

Tux santDAsHING wAvE.--The cargo Of wheat
and topper ore 0f this shr sunk near the ). W spit IS
hain brought Z, ths civ by tho cpntcacter Mt L..
gones pr isAt 0t the stoam Dcrilc 60 The 'vsel s
not injured sd Ni be bronse. 10 the c''y - good coz
dlIea.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
ANOTHER TRAGEDY n PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA May l6.-James Pner aged 2! years.
the throat OF his cousin Miss Hocro, and then cn
his throat They both resided I'm tho house Of John
schafTor cardryer Pinor IS nofon-iyc young man,
and always on the best OF terms with Miss hOCo
Thomas Ieis. who was yesterday acquitted oi the
murder Of George Eller in the Criminal Courtroom m
February last the ground Of insanity was brought De
fore the Court this morning application for ms dis
charge being perfectly sane and afief the cLahh
ton OF witnesses, Ieis was discharged from custody
FORGERY IN BOSTON
BosIoN Mass. May ga young man about .
years Of age, calling himself Frank L. Maityn. alias
Charles Hail. under arrest here ior obtaining i15i from
clerk forged draft lie is said 20 DO very respectfully
connected IN New York city.
sWINpLERs ARRESTED N 81. IoUfs-sENTENCE OF a
wIrE-sTEALEE.
Sr LOUIS. May 1G-Charges of fraud and ,wind
ling have been made against Wiggn & Crowther. dry
goods merchant, IN this city and Of the members OF
the firm has been arrested II they bought largo
stock OF goods IN NowYork and Boston. three aud
months time These goods sent 10 PhIdcp phia
and Cincinnati and sold under the hammer for cash aud
borrowed several thousand dollars on call short tmo
since they made an assignment and closed Their doors
MIggin arrested, but CrOwther He'd the city Nlggn
released on ball. bat "as a once feaiieS'e" oy INC
Augustus Row who stole the wife OF Charles Beerduct
OF Cleveland and brought her here short time since,
was tried yesterday. and was sentenced 10 HT months
Imprisonment II the County JAN ana To be hned WV
TRIAL FOE MURDER.
LEWISTON. Me- May 1G--Luther J. Varrill, and
Clifton Hares colorcd arragned before the su-
prene Court for this county to-day, charged with murder
ing wo aged women at West Auburn Jan ~ last Haiie0
pleads guilty. and Narrii not guilty Tie trial IS sp-
pointed foT June "a
IHE TROY MURDER,
Troy, n. Y. May C-The trial Of j. u. Thompson
for The murder ot r. II Bailey which 70 take place
ON Monday next. has been postponed until November.