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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 30-Eyening. = Consols
94s@94Jd. Bonds 7Std.
LIVERPOOL, June 30-Evsning.-Cotton
Gales 5000 bales; yarns and fabrics at Man
chester are quiet. Provisions quiet
Bread5tuffs steady.
New York Market
New YORK, June 3O.-Cotton Grm
sales 1000 bales; uplands 81 4e. Rics quiet;
Carolina 1049l1fc. Coffee irmsr aud
quiet. Sugar quiet, and nominaliy ua-
changed. Flour dali and 5C910c lower
or medium grades. Wheat heavy, at 81 95
'G92 %. Corn 81 0l@I OF
New york Honey Atarket
New YORK, June 30.--Monsy easy
3C94c on call. Sterling unchanged. Gold
14Oa. Old Tennessess II new 6s5.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. June 3d. Tobacco frmer
sales of us hhds lugs at 81 75CG
9 so; medium to choice leaf Sl5@27.
Flour-superfine 81. Wheat 81 75(a
] 80 for new and old. Corn 9O@93c.
Oats 75979c. Rye 81 759l IS. Bacon
shoulders 124 clear rib sides l6tc !;
sides l64c. Bulk meats--shoulder life
clear sides 153c Mess pork S28 Lard
10 tierces 17@l74c
NJ. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, June 3O.-Tobacco heavy
Tugs to dark $7@14 so. Flour unsettled
extra 81 IS. Wheat S2G2 25. Corn so
@85c. Oats 72@75c. Mess pork S28
Bulk meats Ice. Bacon-clear sides l6t
Ole; shoulders are held at l2i@I4c.
| Lard lie
Cincinnati Msrket.
CINCINNATI, June 80. 49, Flour aud
wheat dull. Corn S3@S4c Oats 72@
74c Butter 27@30c. Eggs l7@l8e
Potatoes So so. Bacon unchanged.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, June 80. - Cotton
firm middlings 29c. Sales $50 bales. Re
ceipts 70 bales; no exports. Sterling I'M
changed New York sight exchange &c
premium. Sugar aud molasses nominally
unchanged
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice 20 Citizen Taxpayers Of Che
EHtf 10th Wartf-sO-earIed, Eas

The undersigned, on behalf Of the taxpayers
Of the section of country lying adjacent to the
corporate limits Of the city Of Nashville proper,
now known as the 10th ward of said city, hereby
forewarns all parties interested from observing
or regarding in any manner whatever, directly
or indirectly, certain communication enclosing
blank certificate from B. J. Sheridan, Reve-
nue. Collector for said city. in which it is sought
by the said Sheridan and city authorities,
to have all parties specify and set forth under
oath all their taxable property. on which, by
the aid Of recent action Of the Legislature it is
intended to enforce the collection of exOrbitant
and illegal taxes. A recognition Of this notice
by any parties in the said section. or q volur-
tary payment Of any corporation tax. will be q
taeit admission on their part of the legality of
the incorporation Of this section into the city Of
Nashville. and operate in detriment in the law
suit now being vigorously prosecuted in the SD
preme Court of Tennessee, which recognition
or admission on the part of any interested. it is
all important and desirable to avoid.
Very respectfully,
jun8 lw W. H. MoNAIRY.
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Pnscl,nII House DranInr.

Judge Lanham has announced that the
Paschall House drawing will come of
osomuiy on the fr& day q JAY. The
public can rely on this statement There
riU Be no postp0nomeRf. The number Of
certificates ia Nashville is limited, Those
who design investing must do 20 soon, or
lose the chance. w. II. RHEA,
Agent for Paschall House.
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CoMPRoMIsEB.-The case of VIM. Sad
Ter, ST., and Wm. Sadler, Jr., charged with
malicious mischief in shooting and MAIN
ing cattle was compromised in Justice
Mathews court yesterday.
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Money continues to accumulate 10 New
York, and large amounts were offered on
the 9th alt. at 3 per cent. on misccila-
neous c0llatterals.
The Rome (Ga.) Courier Of the Oath tit
says the tendency of prices for wheat in
that market is downward. The article is
coming into Rome freely. Red is now
quoted at 81 IS to 81 80, showing a de-
cline of25c in two days.
The following will show the receipts and
stocks of cotton at the various ports at the
latest dates received BY mail;
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WEEAT-Receipts large and buyers
timid, coming 10 freely. 1900 bushels Of
white we're sold By Thos. Parks 3 Co. yes
tsrdsy, delivered at Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, at 81 75 red is quoted at
81 6501 70; Mediterranean 81 IS.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@254cc; Laguyra, 27A;
Java, $4,000.
MoLAssB-RebOiIed New Orleans SOC
per gallon. tt
SIRUPs-65@1 loo per gallon.
SUaAR-Crushed and granulated Isle
coffee sugars, A, B, c, 17ic lie, 164c
New Orleans, 16@l6tc; Demarara, 169
164c choice. .tea n
CANDLEs-Star candles I7Ec per ID
hard pressed tallow IS Is per box.
SALT-Seven bushel barrels So 259
8 so per Dbl.
LIQUoRs.-CommOn recti6ed 81 800
2 25 by the barrel; Robertson county
81 1906; Bourbon S4@6.
IRoN.-Tennessee common bar SIC per
ID. Kentucky 53c; Tennessee band lO9
104c; Kentucky do. 7@7lc.
INDIGo.-s1 1901 so per pound.
FIsH.-Mackerel, halfbarrels, So, $40
and SO; kits, 90 IS, 81 65 and 81 80.
LEAD-Bar, 1Slc per pound shot So Is
as 40 per bag.
PowDER.-$7 5O@S per key for rifle,
and S. 5O@6 for blasting.
WAsH-BoARDs.-$3@S 25 per dozen.
BUCKETs.-S2 1908 per dozen.
TUBs.-S4 1906 per nest.
STARCH.-74@sc per pound.
CANDY.-22c per ID for assorted
GTNGER.-25c per pound.
PEPPER.-S7l &c per pound
SPICE.-32c per pound.
SoDA.-8@9c per pound.
CoPPERAs.-3@4c per pound.
BLACKISG.-40@SOc per dozen.
DRUas-Copperas Sc; cream Of tartar
$1,000 epson salts 73@8c; glue 2O@35c;
ipecsc powdered $5@5 Is morphine per
ounce 81 70; nitrate of silver 81 100
l G5 quinine 81 25@2 50; sal soda SO
&c; vitriol &c opium 81 so; alum 7c
aqua ammonia 10000; carbonate ammo.
MIA 2S93Sc.; assafetids SOC eelisaya
bark 81 50@2 90; cslomel, English,
ST IS; American 81 25, castor oil SEA
2 25 per gallon; camphor 81 25. -E
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. This
court opened yesterday at the Capitol. The
examination of witnesses in the celebrated
bankrupt case Of A. }. Mciiimmon, Of
Giles county, was commenced, and is likely
to be continued the remainder Of the week.
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RELEASED on BAIB.-John Patton was
taken ont Of Jail on a writ Of habeas corpus
issued by Judge Carey, Of the Circuit
Court yesterday, and gave bond in the
sum Of $3.50 for bis appearance before that
bodv next Monday.
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DIED

In Cincinnati. on the morning of the 9th
ult JULIA L., wife of Isaiah B. Young. The
deceased, for many years a resident of this city,
will receive the afectionate tribute. of many
hearts in the tear of sorrow at her departure.
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HUNTINGTON,
}, NORTH CHERRY STREET,

Noe NOhAA CHERRY STREET,
Union and American Block)
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Salts; Drap
D'ete FrOeks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and SearSueca Suits; new styles
in CheTOit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen eIe-
giant Merseilles Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Spspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
HUNTINGTON,
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A BRASS BAND FOR PULAsKT.-Among
the first young men of our neighboring
county of Giles, there has long been de-
cided signs of musical talent and genius.
That spirit has been recently manifested
by the formation of party of young Pu-
laskians into a brass band. Their instru-
ments, of a foe order, were purchased in
Louisville, and we're received by them on
Saturday last. The following gentlemen
ia part compose the band: Willie Ezell,
leader; w. J. Pierce, ]. N. Mckenzie, ].
NJ. Ezell, Ed. Bate, Thomas Pankey,
Sterling G. Paine and John Kirk.
We learn that Mayor Ballentine, who
has a great love for music, has kindly vol
uuteered to elbow" in the absence of any
one Of the members.
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CITY HOTEL.-The above house does
Dot change hands as we first learned, but
The furniture is 70 be sold IN few days.
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WILLIAM X. BOWLING, II. D., Professor Of
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Dean Of
the Faculty.
CHARLES X. WINSTON, NJ. D. Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
J. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS. NJ. D. Professor Of
Surgery.
THOM as L. MADDIN. N. D., Professor Of In
stitutes Of " edicine.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Mnteria Medica and Therapeutics.
WILLIAM l., NICHOL, NJ. D., Professor Of
Clinical Medicine. .. L..
THOMAS p BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
VAN S. LINDSEY. MD. Professor Of Curgi
cal Anatomy.
HENRY NJ. COMPTON. NJ. D. Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
For additional information apply TO
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
Chancellor OF the University
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SINGLETON, at the posiofioe, has Har-
Per's Bazaar, Harpers Weekly, Literary
Album, and other literary and illustrated
papers.
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WbitesborO, New York.

browsing ORA NEGRO ~ THE Cum
BERLAED.-A negro man was drowned
yesterday evening in the Upper Cumber-
land, near Wilson's saw mill. Coroner
George Horvell was seut for to hold sn in
quest over his body Further particulars
We failed 10 learn. -.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

Twenty inches on the shoals, and dc
Ginning.
ARRIVALS r...
None
DEPARTURES.
Umpire, for Cairo, with a fair trip for
the stage Of water
The A. Baker left Paducah yesterday
morning at o'clock, and will arrive here
Thursday night or Friday.
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MEssRs EDITORS: | noticed in your
mornings paper the highly flattering item
in allusion to myself, and tender you many
thanks for your very complimentary re-
marks; but would like TO explain the
somewhat conceded phrase Of "THc Model
Tumbier IPaSbor," which | am represented
az calling the continuance. The term was
applied in describing The model which was
mentioned as having been sent to Wash-
rngton City, and was called the model
tumbler washer, TO distinguish between it
aud g55 Uasaer hat our FIRM has IN use.
would add that the whole affair is a toy put
% ass, and Is one Of 'Afoticr NoccSsags"
agimtiess o6spring, made to relieve a felt
want in serving our friends and the COM
muuity in general, with a pure, palatable
aud refreshing draught Very respect
fully, J. G. WHARTON.
June 30 1865.
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NAsHV1LE QUorArIoNs.

Gold is without change. The following
are the New York quotations Of yesterday
Opened at 14Oi, was 14Oi at noon, and
closed at 14Os at Pm. Dealers here
were paying 1891, and holding all 4O4.s
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows
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SCHOOL VACATIoEs.-W Writing learned
without useless copy books or waste Of time.
Phonogrspby--more reporters are greatly
needed at good pay. Commercial educa-
ton, bookkeeping, ETC.
SO Cherry street. j. w. DoLBEAR.
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1.-The Medical Department,

which was founded in 1850 1t has already ma
circulated four thousand students, of whom
eleven hundred and eighty-six have received the
degree of Doctor Of MediciI Q. The buildings,
Museum. etc. are in all respects complete.
large Hospital is connected with the Depart
ment.
The regular course Of instruction will begin
on the first Monday in November, 1868, and end
on the first day Of March, 1862 The prelimi-
nary course opens on the first Monday in Dc
tOher ...
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
first Monday in October and every facility at
forded for the prosecution Of that corner stone
study.
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THE BYRON The long haired thun-
derer, Ogilyie Byron Young, a frequent
visitor to orr minor courts, was arraigned
before Justice Mathews yesterday on
charge Of breach Of trust in some business
inuustod to him by Philip Sands. The
decision was withheld by Justice Mathews
until 9 o'clock 10 day.
SCHOOL FEsTIvAL-At Bethany, Giles
county, four miles north Of Elkton, the
male and female pupils Of the college gave
a grand festival on Thursday night last.
IL was originated for the purpose Of raising
funds TO purchase chemical apparatus, etc,
Tor Use Of the college, and $500 was Sc
cured. This, With the private contribu-
tons, swelled the sum 10 the requisite
amount. ...r.... ....
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dyei is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect DVe--harmless, reliable, isstan-
taHeOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed william 4. Bachelor. Ali others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. [apr29 ly.
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New Flour.

Choice New Wheat Flour for sale Sat w. W.
TOTIEN'S. at grealy reduced prices, by the
sack, barrel or car load.
NO. q NORTH COLLEE ST..
iune27 I'm Nashville. Tenn.
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Early and Happy Marriage The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RIAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION =.
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
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HATHAwAY.-lt appears that 1t was
not Mr. J. G. Allen that Captain Hatha-
way shot at IN front of the City Hotel on
Monday night, but one Colonel Burke, with
whom Hathaway had had some previous
difficulty. The shot was fired through the
window at Burke, who was standing on the
outside. Mr.. J. c. Allen was standing
near at the time, and endeavored TO hold
Colonel Burke, and succeeded in taking his
pistol from him. This gave rise to the
suppoH;ion that Mr. Allen was the intended
Target.
PFC NC NEAR PULAsKI.-The young
ladies and gentlemen Of Pulaski and vicini-
~ anticipate happy time on the Fourth
10 the beautiful grove near Tinnon's Mill,
four miles from Pulaski A fine orchestra
has been secured, aud Waiting, feasting
aud lovs-making will be the order Of the
day. We regret not being able 10 attend
the Jolly occasion, for we are fully cogni-
zant of the beauty of the Giles county
girls, and think we miss happy instant of
our life.
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latest dates received by mail

The stock Of cotton in the interior
towns, not included in the receipts at the
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University Of Nashville.

THIS INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH SUP
i ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has already rendered yalus-
BILE and acknowledged services 10 the
cause of education, science and religion.
1t is established on a permanent basis, and while
mainly dependent upon tuition fees for its sup
port. has ever welcomed studiOus and ambitious
youth to its advantages with or without money.
It is thedesign of the Trustees to open Law, Sci
entifc, Literary and other Departments as speed
lily as circumstances will allow. At present two
DEPARTMENTS are in successful operation.
1.-The Montgomery Bell Academy,
which embraces an eight years course, equva-
lent to the ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments of Western and Southern institu-
tions. 1t is conducted by an able corps Of teach
ers with splendid buildings, excellent Libraries,
apparatus, etc. Boys are prepared for entrance
into the higher departments of the University.
or for the pursuits of active life. at the option
of the parents, The next session opens on Mon
day, September IA, 1865 Tuition in the Gram
mar School, $50 per annum in the High School,
$40 nor
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PHoNo6RAPHT New class begins this
week. No study pave better, OF ia sooner
mastered. j. w. DoIBFAR
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HUNTINGTON,

iun4 If sp. No. 3 North Cherry 81
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sKCoND BOARD.
The sales on the 9th were as follows:

,UUU IfBIId U8t
1000 do eXs cOupOns.............
1000 North Carolina 6s, ex. coupons.
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MALT LIQUORS.
. Casks Younger's Ale.
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celsbrated Cocktail Bittsrs
SOO,O0O cigars. Imported and Domestic
Rinest brands)
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GROCERIES

Old Government Java Coffee,
- Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds Of Canned rutr
oysters, sRrSilnes.
Pickles, syrups, aud saaeeH
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Letter from Hanover Go.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.l
HANOVER Co., July 13-The Radical cauld-
ron is still at temperature which threatens q
most destructive explosion In anticipation OF
the general convention; which Burwell Toler,
Dabney Taylor and Jim Brown had determined
to hold at Ashland, to nominate candidates for
the Legislature large number of the freedmen
assembled at the Court House on Saturday last,
with the same object in view. 80 . ~ 49,.
Mr. Bureau Roach and Lewis Lindsey, from
Richmond, Gabriel Young, from the Mari
Arthur johnson, from. the Forks of Hanover,
were there Colonel Aver, the former Agent
of the Bureau, and Mr.. Cady, recently appoint
ed County Attorney by the military, and more
recently removed at the instigation of the freed
slor, Toler and johnson, made q most furious
attack on the packed caucus, which had noml-
mated Aver and Wickham.t Aver explained
that it was regularly appointed Convention,
which voluntarily and unanimously selected
himself and ex-General ,Wickhsm as the stand
ard bearers of the sable sovereigns. Arthur
johnson; lEbo-1ndian-w hite) as bold as q lion
and as sharp as o brier, informed his fellow
citizens that Colonel Aver. had not told the
truth. Colonel Aver and Mr.. Cady came to
tho rescue Of the carpet baggers and scslaWags,
when Mr.. Bureau Roach and Lewis Lindsey,
Richmond stood up manfully for the sovereign
samboes of Hanover. The conflict was short,
sharp and, decisive. Lindsey exclaimed, S''if
you can't git your rights by peacarble means,
den git 'um by force n Roach denounced Cady
as sneak, and Aver as q despot and ordered
them to stand aside and not interrupt that
meeting again: Gabriel Young, from the Mari
Fields, came to the rescue Of Wickham, and
for short time he was in imminent danger of
being drawn and quartered From 10 o clock
q. m. till p. M, the seething mass surged back
and forth, and for the first time in q hundred
years re.echoed in living, thunder tones, in the
old Court House of Hanover, the defiant notes
of Patrick Heary, "give me liberty, or give me
DEATH" The scalswags fed in great conster-
nation, the flag of sable sovereignty foated out
triumphantly on the summer ali, and Sambo
was free indeed -. HANOVER
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. The work Of Mr.. Be-
wen, exhibited in procuring the passage by
Congress of bill transferring the duties Of the
Trustees of Colored Schools to the Board Of
Trustees of White Schools Of this city, has ex-
cited the Indignation Of the coIored people who
find out, now that is too late, that Mr.. Bowen
and his Radical friends have used them as
tools with which to cothc themselves with
power.
In consequence of Mr.. Elwood, the newly
appointed Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
|. ment, having appointed colored men to posi-,
lions as drivers, &C.. of the fire department, all
the members of engine, company No. ana
the Hook and Ladder company, have resigned
their positions. The fire department is lnthe
hands Of Tom Bowie, Tom SorrcI and other
colored men.
Yesterday morning in the Criminal Court,
Judge Wylie, the trial of Levin Turpln, better
known as "Lep'' Turpin, indicted for the muir,
der of Thomas Il Keaher, on the night oil
the Sd of June last, was commenced.
Mr.. Edwin J. KIoptcr the book keeper Of
the Corporation, On Tuesday last, received one
of Mayor Bowen's pcremptory letters OF dis
missal..a ..:.. ...:.... -. ...,, :. ~. =.
The reporter was mised 10 his Inquiries IN
relation to the drowning of Mr.. Andrew Bal
| main, on Saturday evening, and thereby an
nounciDg that he committed suicide. as It ap
pears that his death was entirely accidental:
About twenty. five male and female messen
gers and laborers will be dismissed from the
| Treasury Department in a few days, owing to
the reduction in the appropriation bills.
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= NEWS or THE DAY.
'Yo sho,o the ve,y age. and body ofAte Times

rg;t.s..f; y Il gGifI " 4 4 - n; 81
Holein-the- Day, the Indian chief who was
killed some time ago, made love. to an Irish
girl in Washington, and she, supposing her
self queen Of his affections, married him, but,
greatly to- her disgust, and indignation, she
found that she was the eighth wife when arrlV-
ing at his wigwam in the Far West. She has
lately written to her friends in Washington,
stating that she is in the most destitute eircum
stances. liz T. Il i%&Isl,l tI45
Mr.. Burlingame has succeeded in making
a new treaty with our Government He has
been atwork with the Secretary of State since
he has been in Washington, and the treaty has
been perfected and was yesterday sent to the
Senate in executive session.
kilograms received by the Governor from
Pottsville, Danville, and ,Wilkesbarre, show
the reports of outrages in the mining regions
to be exaggerated. It seems almost positive
that the reports are circulated by interested
parties to raise the price of Goals
The last phase in the Surratt easel mo.
ton to qussh the indictment originally found
against him, and on which he was tried. This
Indictment has been practically superseded by
the new Indictment. : . ~, '--@
Yesterday Mr.. Romero, who for several years
pas. has been the Minister Plenipotentiary Of
the Mexican Republic here, delivered his let
ter of recall to the President. .l..,.,. !.
Both branches of the Alabama Legislature
yesterday ratified the Fourteenth Amendment
to the Constitution thus fulfilling the condl-
ton precedent to admission to the Union.
Among the Senators whose terms expire on
the 4th Of March 1869, is Mr.. William Stew
art, of Nevada, and he is 8 candidate for re-
election. 1,-lEI : ~ -.sl+
1t is given out that there is movement on
foot to start a new party, to be composed OF
disaffected Democrats aud Chase men.
There were seven fatal cases OF sun stroke at
Buffalo, N. Y, on Saturday and Sunday.