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RECEIPTS OF PRopucR srrNn,Y.

ST LoUIs-stsamer W Arthur-SO bbIs meal 2sl bbls
-four Buddecke-l20I do ordsr-lg do Kehor pdike
keo-742 do Harris Bidwen-227 do PobIbaus-8JOd do
lrudhomme GIace-3lS DO Glover Ode0dsh-550 do 90
ees pork Keep Canhed5 ties hams SO bb -four Shropshire
BaihOrn-l3O sks oats @ Byrns &co-l29 do w q KIM
ball Aco-S17 DO 43 bbs -four 80 hama Kennedy Ac
81 esks bacon 800 bbs pork West NettlsOn5 sks corn
N Druhsn 50 hogs Foster-40 bxs ties LAID 2O
legs Land kegs shot cks bacon pork Allen Wayne
&eo3 kegs butter 10 bxs eggs 1856 bbs -four slayback
cos54 SKIS bran 2ll SKI 226 SKIS corn Geo Martns
pkg mise b Woods-2OO bbls noHr OgesbT Aco-Z77
ko Dunnica &colOO do bbs 10 bxs eggs hams
10 kegs butter DeBondiO Is empty kegs Blake Tower
0ha Is b beer 100 bxssiareh 20 bbs hour es hAms5
cases bids leather Whitney &co9 hf-bbls beer
OttOlUO csks bscD " ties lard ~ Sanford
Aeo-D bids lightning rods Scott McAisterl wagon Seig
kruig-5 bbls eggs segs butter Canhepe-25 bbs aOur
jas Mlenbergsr 6eo-96 wheat j Rogers &co-2I do
Jno Phelps &c0lO bbls lard oil Woods Mathews tubs
IS kegs butter DelBOndio-40 bxs candy White Ward
10 bxs 80 bb -four Schneider Zubebe2 cheese
70 ordsr-e pkgs butter Grisvs Wdermsns oil 50
pkes white lead Bostick seymour-25 bbs mase Camp
bell 6co-5 ties hsms Dowlng0 csks bacon pks butter
IS bbls Laursnce-265 bbs -four kcO-lOO
60 Psterson Hill Enott-0 bbs onions Miller Meyer
23 SKIS malt Blazer dc0-54 pkEs hardware w Tomp-
soD-6 tubs butter p Ethel-3 bbls oil Ducon1e--I
bxs mdse Loeherl5 bxs udens Wheeock Ffnlay &co-25
csds tobacco Nasts Bro IS pkgs tobacco Hernshelm
kegs ttbacco Gsuge schneider-25 csks bacon 70
Smnh-l box saddlery II II Hansell hco-siS ks csn
GrOebs aco-S9 kegs sh0, Ksnnst Bvl-5ia bbs aOaS
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expenditures of the Bard of Levee Commits
sitners, Messrs. Todd, Ray and Brsughn.
The message of the governor, which was sent
during the session, was read.
The message returns the bill calling upon the
general commanding armies " to furnish
troops to quell disorder in the State" without
his signature. on the ground that, according 20
the Constitution, the president of the United
States is the proper person to apply to. Vide
Brightl.y's Digest, page 404, under the head
Insurrections."
On motion of Mr.. Lynch the vote on the joint
resolution was then reconsidered, and then the
governors veto sustained.
The Senate then adjourned to Tuesday noon,
the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RKau-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY,, at ~
FOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAR
= risonburg, Trinity aud all ntsrnediats landInvsTh.
hne fast passenger packet
CteOna,
l. H. PATTERSON, Master J. w. WALDEN CLARK.
VIII leave positively above For freight or ,as.a~.
apply on board, or TO wINBURN LORD Arept.
50 Gravsr street.
p s-The olecna will take freight and passenger. a. I.
as any other boat In the trade taking feght tor Bsyou
shipping
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WATERING PLACES.
FOR WATERING PLACEs-MORGAN LINE o.
Mail Steamers.

FOR WATERING PLAoEs-MoRGAN LINE o. ..
Mail Steamers.
EOR Hay ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Mississippi City, Biloxi Oceaa Springs and Pascaeoua
fhe iov-pressure iron Laura, OAptatn
JOSEPH NJ WALKER. will make regular trips 10 abovs
places follows arrival Of Pom chartran Rarosd a
below:
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. "a n train
On SATURDAY. Ar usin-on this strip going 70 Pasca
goua.
Returning. will leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs-
NOON.
The above trips will be regularly prevented b.
bad weather or Low water
CBAs. A. WHITNEY, co., Agents
80 and 81 Camp straet.
NOTICE. From and sitter this the steamer
Bsura will extend her Saturday 10 Pon Clear weather
and tide permitting.
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Imports

MoBILE-Stesmer Asry-l5 bales cotton II Morrison-
suBdries 70 order
NEW YoRK-stesmship Geo Washington-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Gen Grant-Astd mdse
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Memoranda.

Bordeaux, July 7.-Sailed for New Orleans ship j
ksunedy
BsrcelOns, July 6-Arrived from New Orleans ship Fol-
tuna.
turus, IaDATgier and Monsoon.
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Ms
EOA hATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndinss-The nne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
W. B. RICHARDSON, Master: J. O. LIBANO CLARK:
WIN leave a. sbov@ GEo. q. HIrB Agent
~ fchoupit0uias stra.4
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Leave. EVERY SATURDAY. 40.

Aoe'oe h'GhA oAIOADA1, r.
LTOR VIuKsBUEG, NATCHEZ Ann ALL IN
- termeoin'e andtngs-The steamer Gen Oula,.s.
making all Coast laudingS - WV,
SIHHOTT a ADAhs Is Commercial Pl...
me steamer Gen. Quitman connects VicksburS ~ m
steamers Countess and Calumet for and TalabatcIs
phis and all intermediate landings -
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VICRBHUHa.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsPE
VICEsHUR0. NATCHEZ AND NEW oRLEAHn
Z. LEE The steamer -
Gov. AlIea,
JNO. W. CANNON, Mastur
WI lssve ~ above for VicksourR Matches Grand Gulf K1d
ney, st Joseph Waterproof FOt Adams BAYOU sara a.
Rouge Donaidsonviile, and sl intermediate lAndnT "a
pc nov Allen makes close connections with etasr,.,
OALUhEI at NcksburE for all landings Yazoo river
Apply on board to
- sINHoTT &ADAMs Is Commercial Piao.
Shippers will pay feisht TO all plantation IandingH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LVESTON--INDI
MORGAN LINE .. 6. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron lowpressurs steamships this
w. @. Hewes..I. O. Harris. ..Au.tin,
Al xIa na mr. .''....''.. Enes; Harlan.
Glntes ;........... Tartar. NJ stsgerda,
VIM @. Hewes
GEO. E. TRIP. Commander.
WIN sail on WEDNESDAY. July 29th AsLH
For freight or passage apply to
oHAs. A. WHITNEY q 90, Agents,
30 and 81 Camp street
No whisky received without an order from the Office
FOK INDIANOLA DIRECT
stsam,hip
GEORGE BAKER, Master,
Leaves positively THURSDAY, July 0th, asrM
For Freight. spplyto
KELLEY. LONG q CO.,
Nos. IS and Marispy Building.
Or to Captain board Post "a, Third District.
EOA As..".........-.....FoR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwIoKs BAY ROUTE,
EEw ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
take the Ferry Boat opposite jacobson sausrs
On SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS, at TX O'Clock A n and
the train leaving the Agers Depot at A ARRIVING ~
Brssheer City a. IL taking the Morgan Line Stesmsb,ns
At Brsshear for Galveston. ~ p'
Josephine..........-.....- J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
Tickets 70 be rooms secured until o,c,
EVERY Dali Sundays excepted, ONCE Of the (na
ousas Railroad Company, No. Canal street. or Al e..
Ferry Landing, on the morning Of departure - " Nv
O. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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q T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
TUE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING To EsrAH
sh an equitable and uniform Of TOvage TO offer
geeer facilities 70 the shipping entering and leaving th,
PORT, have combined the following Towbos.s:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman. Republic, Tscamseh
Wfcaco and Reliance.
The number and power the above associated Lima ~
fovboas guarantee that detention viii occur either Al
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
bCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER
harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE CO. lana
Assocatsd ONCE - OArondelet street. up stairx
]. Q. EOROROSS
OHAb HEREINAFTER
Lsyss AgeuA
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA. RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those datss fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
Fer further Information address
D. n DARLINGTON. Agent
Pier 46 North River, New YORK.
W. Il. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA Vice President
Once 81 Exchange Paoe New York
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MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL sTEAMsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY. August LIST, stsLH
Tor BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA GALyFs
TON AND ReCKPoRT-The lowpressurs sde-wheel
iron steamship
81. Mary,
r. S. BOURNE. Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, Of ST. Jossph street
carrying the United States mails the steamer is unable
to cross the BrazOs bar goods delivered at ships tackle
sgnees to their gherage Freight for Corpus
Christi and st. Mays landed Rockport For freight or
passage apply 10
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 Co, Asenta
30 and 50 Camp street
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-FIFTH DAY.
nate.

MONDAY, July p, 1868.
The Senate met at noon.
Lieutenant g vernon Dunn in the chair.
Twenty.sx members present.
Prayer by the Rev. Father jeremiah Moynihan.
Reading of the journal dispensed with.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray from the committee on the judiciary,
reported unfavorably on an act to permit judges
TO act counsel in certain cases.
The committees on finance and parochial affairs
reported progress. =.
The committee on enrolment reported as en-.
rolled an act requiring the warrant clerk of the
late convention TO furnish certain statements.
hotiOns-nOne.
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Garint 9nteaiasats.
CRESCENT oFIIox. No. "a CAxr STREET.,
Tuesday. July %, 1853.
Arr,uSa x..,.~a..

Steamship Geo Washingt eager New York 18th inst
10 A MoutOX-2d district
Stssmshp Gen Grant, QucE, from New York 18th inst to
Wood, Low Ludwigsen-2d district -
sTBAMBoArs.
WI Arthur Dubl., from st Louis
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at
lux SRAhD ECokE, ST. MAURICE MONT
sonery twil take freight for all landings on the Rcn
Dissl Cotie Alexandra, hormans BArb and ali Ints-
mediate landings (w take Shreveport and int
meoste landings reshipping at Alexanda)Ths new ~
magnificent sidevheei passenger steamer
%. Nicholas.
John DowrY. nAssss,
Lou Clayton and T. J. Dowty, Clerks,
win leave above height or passasa .pniv an 49,
WINBURN a Toxin "a c spyy on oc.hds
be ~ Nicholas will take freight with pass.nars ~ a,
coast Landings IS high as the mouth Red River srS
morning. WY AAarsoH
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OPELOUsA5.

REGULAR "WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOk OfELOUBAa, WASHINGTON PORP
Barre and all landings the Coast rvrr
and Bayou Courtab lsAu-The ght-drah steamer II al
Biack for Il. O. q Pickett, master j. b. Schmidt c.rk
VIII lesye New Orleans every Wednssdsy ats Return.
The BlAckfOrd Simmsport with tha $780,.
Ksnkskee and will give through bills OF ladlng fd go,
for all freghts for Bayou DeGaizs Bayou Buf 80
- low any boat A'N~
KENNErT BELL)
W. NJ. sURJs AgentA
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cattle SOLD In London during lsol-S were as fol-
inows;-br!ttsh.- -Beasts 2e7,12e sheep. l,l6e 400.
roreign-Beasts 3l1 ASS; Sheep ,0lOl60 In 1861
tne numbers were:-British- 397. .l14; sheep
Lyy.0Oo. Foreign-Beasts, 245, ITO; sheep; $500
from the last census taken In Paris and London
Paeil french contemporary publishes the following
tor rars OCCUPIES seven millions OF hectares and con-
tains TWO millions Of Inhabitants and ffty thousand
Sesaasss Ssusss nSndSH thirty millions Si
and three hundred and sixty Thousand houses Tne
population @ IN Paris averages forty per house and
that OF London eight Most OF the houses in Paris
range from four to ve Stories while In London they
are chiefly only two stories high. a - rti'r
new rife has made Its appearance In Paris
called the ravageur which. according to the asser-
nons OF It's inventor, ecpses both the needle gun
and the Chassepot and can be fred forty rounds per
minute, or 400 per hour. z, 4 ~ - - "
The Anglo Mediterranean cable is being manufac.
tured, and will be laid In August next. Hopes are
entertained that this line will be carried on 10 india
by way OF the Red Sea. MA --r7~- IN y '
number OF Spanish i've dollar gold pieces Usa
DeLa) are In circulation. They are made OF piati-
mum covered with standard gold and appear TO be
nregtlt The weight is exactly the same as the
genuine, but the coins are Q trlne thinner. M
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talked o. ikesy to become Cabinet o,cer, grow
owbSp Sr ~ SsaS ssgs r. n tss s
prssidsnk discSsssS WITH nth General dIttinss tie
ensractsr of ths inSlvi4 uss Who would Likely press
coin, and that thought something should be done
IN his behalf to all OF which that gentleman fully
home and abroad as leading member Of the demo
cratic party OF Maryland and not a candidate for
e. se q ns and
the Washington Monument, thought it would be Q
At and graceful thing for him TO meet Mr. Lincoln at
the Maryland line and invite him and his family to
To these suggestions the General ALSO yielded sp-
1t was then agreed upon ana arranged that he
should 60 up on his road the day before Mr.. Lincoln
was expected over It. and meet and welcome him ct
the Maryland line and as the train reached the crOss
ing on Charles street. north OF the monument, was
to be stopped at that point, where I was 70 be u
the intended debarkstion on North Charles street street
violence or insult to Mr.. LincolnH carried to the
depot, but because the route along Charles street.
passing theme the monument % and through Mount Vernon
Of Baltimore, and would relieve the visitors OF
the necessary annoyance from noise and confu-
than these, the annoyance Of being ing @ brought Into
contact with the element which would be In waiting
msnts were so far consummated as that General az
ngs went to the Maryland line TO meet Mr. Lincoln,
and falling to ind him received Mr. Lincoln's family
manned during their stay In Baltimore as his guests:
s1a nad carriages In readiness to carry my part
oI Tue arrangcmenG when the news reached Bait-
more that Mr. Lincoln was In Washington.
Win shese statements and explanations, the truth
U Wnlcn, imagine, neither Kennedy nor PinkertOu
" VIII eau IN even II they do the parties
70 the arrangements to whom I have referred stin
veI feel quite certain that no Intelligent and honost
mma w continue to credit the Oft repeated sander
upon baltimoreans OF having contemplated deed OF
such savage atrocity as that alleged to have been
threatened by these detective policemen. That Mrs.
Lincoln was not imposed upon by the invention az
such people was abundantly shown In the fact thsf
before starting from Baltimore for washington sho
sent request that would call and afYord her a
opportunity OF making her acknowledgements for the
interest mad shown In the arrangements Whach had
Dcen made; but sudden and severe indispOsitio0
prevented me from doing so. As efYectually g her
husband may for the time have been duped BY these
people and led to q course which was subsoGuen0is
matter OF deep regret to himself and his friends
nad the very best reason to know that he was yerV
soon undeceived and that could have eniOyed the
most substantial evidence OF his confidence and favor
aiter ne became the President had felt inclined 70
embrace It. Yours. very respectfully, q 5rll
DAhvILLE, Va GEO, p. KANE
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Last year H. 2o7 criminal offenders were convicted
and sentenced In England and Wales, 2.5iO In Scot
land and z, 1888 In ireland.
At recent rife contest In Ednburg twenty selected
English marksmen carried or the British fnterna-
tional trophy The result Is gratifying to the South
rons, as 1t was fought out on Scottish ground and
reverses the last years results at wimbledon. The
scores were:-English, LOGS; Scotch, LOST; and
Irish $50.
During the late famine In Eastern Prussia the Otto
man Minister at the court OF Berlin, Aristarchy Boy,
contributed considerable sums to the Ladies' Bene-
VIOLENT Society in the name Of the Sultan for the pur
pose of aiding the sufferers. The Queen, who pre-
Sides wrote to the Sultan, thanking him, to which he
replied In an autograph letter, which has been de-
posted among the arcnves M as Deng tne mrs. com n
Prussia.
The London pawnbrokers complain that their in
eress suffer severely 9 mha. the 81
pledged with them are not redeemed at the end OF
twelve months the changes OF fashion greatly deterio
rate their value.
French journal reports that on the Ist Of January
1s6s Europe had 1O2061 miles Of railways, and that
the total for all the ve parts Of the world Is 1872 500
miles. This immense iron girde has taken nfty
years 10 form and Is sufficient 20 twice round the
equator.
Eighty thousand copies OF the new Paris news
proprietor, Count Henri de Rochefort, realized
S. zoo. Opposition In Paris appears to pay WELL
Az the drawing OF tne lottery Tor the Enfant9
Pauvres OF Paris, No. 2S6 eo6 gained the prize of
$50, 00O hardresser, OF Bressure, was the lucky
winner, and he Immediately rushed up to Paris
drove to the Corps Legslatf where he demanded an
immediate interview with his deputy, who, when at
home, he has the honor OF shaving and requested
him TO accompany him TO the Bank OF France In
order TO claim the money The deputy, dcsirous 10
retain his clients vote, acccded to the barbcr's
quest which caused great merrment In tue House,
where the story quickly spread.
At late conference he'd In Paris M. de Jesseps,
the contractor OF the Suez canal invited his audience
Davt Qun nlf fhn lat af llC
| TO inaugurate the public opening OF the canal.
The relative proportions Of British and foreign
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both earth and sky, Ia blended and softened By s
full and viii add vastly to the srts rcpSsoS Sna
Before dropping American topics it VIII be no
So 9sa & s Ss
nobest salons d the Wess 'i Enc. " HIS Ills inssiii,
producing their natural effscts SO on the minds
not only OF noble lords but OF the nigh
tion is stealing over both that New York can turn
Out not merely great parks newspapers, prima
donnas and yachts but wei bred me, Mea and also Al
bins Is generally addressed here as Commodore" !"
showing that his title as Commodore OF the New
sn,., aol. lacns Club Is recognized a. one OF hgh
j have "isi sft little room to talk of politics,
e e1S The s s q
ct the head OF the opposition. to unhorse Disraeil
be before re- he w was ,v warm in his seat by sprnging
They supposed the new Minister would be appalled,
by one or two heavy majorities; 30, throwing
ASIDE all conventional courtesy which should have
allowed few months OF office to the man who had
SO fairly won IL, they dragged the Irish Church,
sa admited nuisance prematurely into the House Of
verse majorities were the result but the willing
Disraeli whose self-possession never disturbed,
either to resign or dissolve the House, and that he
was decided TO do the latter. He called on them,
al onee 20 % sr noSs S In %
them from whence they came This was fearful
blow, for an English election is very costly thing
entail two elections within year as the reformed
Parliament must be elected In 1869. Gladstone and
Bright are naturally in rage that Dsraeli won't 60
resolute Premier, because people think the oppos-
ton should have waited for the new Parliament and
the present House has to live. The old adage OF
more haste less speed" applies to the rabid impa.
tience OF Bright and Gladstone for the sweets Of
office. There is every probability that finding
"Dizzy" as he is popularity called In earnest, the
opposition will go down their knees and beg the
hQn
office and to spare their pockets the dreadful drain
OF two elections. Nous UerrOnS
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untenable position OF separation TO concert COM
s S0S ss ana se ssy within IN ne s aOss
rein by united action 70 make their influence felt,
sna IA the 1edera institutions to assume fruitful
political strength Of South Germany Is no act Of
Il will rather work as . mediator between the great
Powers serve the interests OF European peace and
States efciently to discharge their constitutional
duties towards North Germany, without exposing
them @ to the danger OF merging IN Prussia. Although
we also recognize In the close union Of the Southern
States with each other no nnal satisfaction OF our
material interests stu It appears 70 US to be at this
threaten us and lead US to the final aim OF united
and free Germany. . ~ 7'.'7', - 4
soss Dsea May q ana signed BY the deputies Of the
The last paragraph of this address to the electors
OF Bavaria, wIrtemburg and Baden brings again
upon the tapis OF German and European politics
that unexecuted clause OF the treaty of Prague
which related to the federation OF the Southern
German States inter Sc This stipulation fell to the
ground because OF the mutual lealouses Of the two
Kings and the one Grand Duke. But now the
people themselves have taken up the subject and
the necessity for the formation OF South German
confederation. The South German question is the
latest Of the standing embrogliOs OF Europe
Tne poet Ferdinand Freligrath has chosen this
city for his new German home and Is about to re-
move hither with his family from London. war
rant for his arrest, dating nom the time Of Man
teufre is still out against him In Prussia and though
him, he says:-"I do not choose to live where am
merely tolerated, and where the Attorney Gene
raj has right at any moment to rummage
In my writing desk. will not demean
myself by sending In petition for forgiveness, as
have done nothing wrong. sung my freedom
songs for the people, and will live for the people
and for freedom while l breathe" I.
horse railroad Is being constructed In this city.
. ON the 26th Munich Augsburg, Nuremberg. Rats
bon and other Bavartan towns celebrated, with
great solemnty and popular sympathy the jubilee Of
the Bavaran constitution, which was granted by
Maximtlian l. In May, 1918. The present King OF
Bavaria issued proclamation to his people on the
occasion OF this event. Not many constitutions on
the European Continent oan boast OF On unintcr-
rupted reign Of even hfty years.
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EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.
Twenty.seveu Thousand Dollars Worth el
Property stolen from a Safe-Arrest Of q
Rochester Merchant. ~

Twenty-scveu Thousand Dollars Worth ei
Property stolen from q Safe-Arrest Of a
Rochester Merchant.
Yesterday afternoon two Of the police hcadquar-
ters detectives brought before Justice Downg Ct the
Tombs, Mr.. Henry Clinton, nnancier Of Rochester,
this State, on the charge Of having In his possesson
a war loan bond mo. IT'D Of Onondaga county, thas
being one Of the bonds stolen from the safe of Ne
Baruch Stern, No. 23S West Forty eighth street. o.
the night OF the 28th Of April last. During the s
sence OF Mr. Stern and wife burglars forced open
the second story window OF Mr.. Stern's residetlco
and by means Of false keys gained access 10 th0
safe, from which were stolen government bonds.
bonds and mortgages, certificates OF mining,
OIL telegraph ana express stocks, diamond
Jewelry, watches and other property valued In ail
It $4,000, all OF which belonged 70 Mr.. Stern except
$4,000 worth owned by Mr. Benjamin Bernhard, Of
No. 100 West Forty-f0urth street. Since that time
the detectives have been In search OF the burglars
and the plunder but without succoss till gaining In
formation concerning the bond In question. ON FRI
day last Mr. Clinton 1eft the bond at the once Of Mr.
George G. Dunbar, No. Wall street, for sale, and
Mr. Edward ID. jackson, employed In the once, sub
sequenty offered the bond to Mr.. Stern, who In
santy recognized II one OF those stolen from his
saie Information OF the fact given at the Central
office resulted In the arrest OF Mr. clinton by detec-
tive McDouga. The defendant, who denies any
guilty knowledge OF the matter was detained by the
magistrate, before whom the investigation viii be
continued to-day. None OF the stolen property ex-
cept the Onondaga bond, found In possession or Mr.
Clinton has yet been recovered. - -