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LARCENY, and was sentenced TO one years hard
labor in the Penitentiary. He stole q portmon-
naie worth So and containing 81 S. from the hands
of Mrs. Laiitte.
Emma Branch, colored, pleaded guilty Of lar
ceDy, and was sent to the Parish Prison for thirty
days, and ordered to pay the cost of prosecution:
She stole a lot of valuable jewelry and household
linen, from the dwelling Of Judge ]. l.. Lemley,
On Jackson street. Fourth District.
Pauline Newberger pleaded guilty OF larceny,
and was sent to the House Of Refugse for six
months. She stole watch and chain. breast
pin and some clothing from Selma Roab, 90 IRENE
street. all valued at sl25.
When we left the Court House, the trial OF
Gaines, for larceny and burglary, was going ON.
James Wilson. colored, was found guilty OF lsr.
ceDy and remanded for sentence. He entered
the shoe store Of Joseph Giro, forcing back the
bolt OF the door in the part Of the building,
and stole four pair Of CATERS valued at $50.
Jacob Patterson was found guilty Of larceny.
He stole silver watch valued at $40 from the
dwelling of A Krumme, Prytania street. be-
tween Josephine and st. Andrew. Remanded.
George jackson, charged with knowingly re-
ceiving stolen property, was discharged.
Mol pros was entered IN the case of q. j. NC
Lellan, accused Of embezzlement.
The charge of perjury against Nina Lindemsn
dismissed.
RECORDER GAsTNEL's CoURT.--Joe Harris q ne
gro, was remanded TO the Parish Prison for as
ssult and battery another darby, and wound
ing with intent to kill.
Peter Clements and Louisa Schroeder, supposed
TO be insane. we're sent 10 the Insane Asylum to
be examined,
Joe UDderwever, for committing q nuisance
and ASSEMBLING and attempting to kill the officer
that arrested him, was sent to the Parish Prison.
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MARKETS.

LONDON, July -Noon.-Consols 95 Bonds 734
FRANKFORT, July 3.-Bonds 7790775.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-COtton market quiet !;
sales estimated at 5000 bales sales of the week
Sc 600 bales for export 10000 bales for specu.
lation 1000 bales; stock on hand 603 900 bales of
which 1853 600 bales are America. Breadstuhs
dull Provisions quiet.
PARIS, July 3.-Decrease Of bullion, 100000
francs.
LIVERPOOL, July S-Afternoon.-Ya and
fabrics quiet corn 35s. 3D.; wheat 49,; naval
stores eadier.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Evening- Cotton firm and
unchanged; cotton afoat COG, 900 bales, whereof
So 600 are American. Breadstuffs and provisions
unchanged. Sugar 25s. Sd.
New YORK, July 3-AfternoOn.-Cottona shade
frmer; sales to Gay 1900 bales; middlings 920
sac. FlOur-State and Western continues to
favor buyers; Southern dull and heavy; common
to fair extra s. S501l0 30. Wheat dull. Corn
Quiet al sn advance. Oats lGn2e. better. Pork
quiet at s27 65@27 81. Lard steady; steam rem
dered l5l@l64c. Groceries steady. Whisky
quiet. 1urpentlne and rosin unchanged. Freights
quiet.
MOBILE, July 3.-Sales to day 45O bales. Mid
dlings 29@294c. Receipts IL bales. Exports coast.
wise 1885 bales. Sales for the week zoos bales
receipts So bales exports coastwise 1881 bales.
Stock 1876 bales.
LoUIsvILLE, July S.-Ssles l03 hhds. tobacco
Jugs 7l@9lc.; Mason county medium cuttings
lS4c. Whest-prime new, 81 S50Sl 80. Flour
superfne 81. Corn 90G193c. Oats 75o. Mess
pork s27 75@2S. Lard l68c. BacOn-shoulders
l24c. Clear rib sides l64c. Clear sides 1910
Bulk meats, shoulders, llsc. Clear sides l5lc.
CINCRNATI, July S.-Flour lower-family S9@
50 so. Wheat 81 GOAL 80. Corn s40s5c. 0at'
7O672c. Whisky 33@35c. in bond. Pork S27
Lard 155c. Bulk meats, shoulders, lO5c. Sides
l3c. Bacon-shoulders, ll4c. Clear rio sides
l55c. Clear sides Ice. Hams ls3Gl9lc. But
ter 2O630c. Eggs sl7. Potatoes 81 IS.
SAVANNAH, July 3.-CotsOn firm. Sales %
bsles; prices irregular middlings 303@3lc. Re
ceip 73S bales.
CHARLESTON, July 9.-Cotfon active and frmer
Sales 800 bales; middlings 3l@3l3c. Receipts 81
bales. Exports cosstwise, 229 bales; exports tC
Ga eat Britain .447.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Flour dull. lower and irreg
usr. Corn 77GS3c. Oats 70073c. Provision
dull and nominal.
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The Texas ConvehtIOn-Aa ApPrOprintior
of aIOO. 900 Authorized.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, July 2, lSGS.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, July 2, lSGS.
Special Orders No. I47l
Extract
In accordance with the request contained in the
following resolution of the constitutional conven-
ton of the State of Texas, viz: Be u res0lUed,
That the commanding general Of the fifth military
district be, and be is hereby requested to approve
the action of this convention by his order, apprO-
pristiug the sum of one hundred and twenty i've
thousand (l25 ,000) dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, from the treasury of the State
of Texas, TO defrsy the expenses of this conven-
ton :" bnt upon the recommendation of Brevet
Msjor Gen. J. j. Reynolds, commanding district
Of Texas, that the amount be reduced to one hun
bred thousand dollars (sl00,000), it is hereby
ordered that the sum of 100000, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appro-
pTiated from the treasury of the State Of Texas,
to pay the per diem and mileage Of the members
of the constitutional convention now in session
under the reconstruction laws, and also TO pay the
officers and employees, and to defray the printing
and contingent expenses of said convention; and
that the certificate of the secretary Of the conven-
ton, approved by the president thereof, shall be
a sufficient voucher for the controller of said
State TO draw his warrants on said appropriation.
But all accounts for printing executed by order of
the convention shall be examined, adjusted and
settled by the controller in accordance with ex.
listing laws of the State of Texas regulating pub
lie printing.
By command Of Brevet Major Gen. R. G. Buch-
ansn. THos. H. NELL,
Major Goth Infaztry Brevet Brig General u s. A..
Acting Assistant A6jutsnt General
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FROM NEW YORK.

Chase Deemed Necessary for sueeess-Meet-
Ing of Southern DeleEates-They will go
for the Strongest aan-fendlet enc FE lends
SAbguine.
NEW YORK, July 3.--The hotels are swarming
with politicians. Caucusing is active. The prin-
cipal men spoken of now are Hendricks and Sey-
mour.
Pendleton stock is declining. There is gene
raj feeling power. not loudly expressive, that the
nomination of Chase is necessary to save the
party from defeat.
The Southern delegates say that they can carry
their States by the time the election comes off, in
spite of the general apprehension that the South
will go for Grant.
All the Southern delegates met tonight to ar
range concert of action.
Tammany Hall is magni6cently decorated. Ar
rapgements for the convention are complete.
A portion of the Southern and Eastern dele
gates met to-day to compare notes. Nothing de-
finite was decided upon.
The Southerners all seem decided to 60 for the
strongest man after the first ballot.
NEW YoRK, July 3.-The papers are full oil
speculatons, and the streets are full Of rumors
but there is no real change in the situation. Pen
dletoI's friends are sanguine.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.
PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR CONWAY.

His honor Mayor Conway yesterday issued the
following proclamation, decreeing a proper
observance of to-day:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, July 8, 1868.
WHEREAS, This day, the Fourth of July, is set
apart by law as a day to be observed as a
holiday; and whereas, it is the duty of all in
authority to afford such an example as viii con-
duce to the observance Of day which every
American citizen should hold sacred;
Therefore, be it known that |, John R. Conway
mayor Of the city of New Orleans, by virtue of
the power in me vested, do hereby declare that
the various offices of the City Hall be closed and
all public business relating thereto be suspended.
that the officers and attaches thereof may be
afforded an opportunity Of observing and cele.
brating the ninety-sscond birthday of American
independence.
(signs0 JOHN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
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FROM JACKSON.

The Committee on Fraud ut the Recent
Election w aIted on by u Delegation Of CIT
zsBs-HiEh WOrds-PistOI Drawn-Arrest
and Release of the Delegation.
JACKSON, Mss, July 3.-Tbe committee Of five
appointed by the late convention have for several
DAYS been engaged in eliciting testimony from
negroes, 10 prove fraudulent dealings in the late
election. They sat with closed doors, receiving
only ear p0rte evidence. To-day number Of new
witnesses were introduced, and a delegation Of
citizens, consisting of Judge Sharkey, Judge Pot
ter, Joshua Green, Gen. Wharton and Col Jones
s. Hamilton. called upon the committee and
asked to hear testimony, which was refused.
High words ensued, and the drawing Of pistol
by an sttache of the committee. The whole
party were arrested and taken before the
city court, ard while the trial was IN pro
eress, military order suspended civil proceed
ines, and the prisoners were ordered to report to
the military mayor to morrow.
The committee Of Eve, under an ordinance OF The
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Render Existence Desirable.

II you are suffering from involuntary discharges, what
eject does itprOdues upon your general heathi
Do you feel weak, deblitsted, easily tirsdi
Does little eHertiOn produce pspitstiOn Of the heart
Does your liver urinary organs your kidneys fire.
qusrtly get of Ordsri
your sometimes thick, milky, ecy sit ropy
on setng thick rise to the top; or is sed
uent at the t5tton after 1t has stood awhief
Do you have spells of short breathing dyspepsia
Are your bowels conslipatedf
Do you have spells of utng rushes OfbOOd the hsadi
Is your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject
Do you feel dull sess, mopng tired of company Offe'
Do you wish to be left alone. get away from everybody
Does any little thing make you start or jamp'
Is your sleep broken restlessi
Is the uSsr OF your eye brilliant; the bloom
shsek as BRIGHT
Do you enjoy yourself in society as welli
Do you pursue your business with the same energy
Do you feel as much confidence in yOurselfi
Are your spirits dull and tagging, given to fits of mesn
chOlyf
nsO, do not lay It to your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restless nights your back weak, knees
weak and have you little appetite and you attribute this
70 dyspepsia or iver'cOmpainti
Nov, reader. ,sELF-AsUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual all capable Of pro-
duciDg weakness Of the Eenerative organs
The organs Of generation, when in perfect health, make
the man.
Did you those bold defiant energetic,
verng successful business always whose
tive organs are in perfect health You hear such
complain of being melancholy, of of psPation
Of the heart They afraid they cannot succeed in
husness they don't sad and discouraged they are
always polite and pleasant company Of ladies' and look
you and them right the csnOns of your dOwncsst looks
or any other neanness them do not mean those
who keep organs inmsd by running TO excess These
will not only ruin their constitutions but also those they do
business with for
How many badly cured diseases from the effects
Of sebuse and sxcesse have brought about that state Of
weakness organs that has reduced the general system
go much almost every other dseasediocy lu
macy paralysis spinal affections suicide and almost every
other which humanity is heir to, and the real
cause othe trouble scarcely suspected and have doc
tored for all but the right Diseases of hese
qurs the Of q Diuretc.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July 3-ll A. M.-Barometer
1866. Weather calm and sultry. Arrived Steam
ship Juniata, HOxie master, from Philadelphia,
with merchandise and passengers. TO Creevy,
Nickerson & Co. Sailed Steamship Cuba at
A. NJ.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July SO P. M.-Barometer
1855 wind south southwest aud light. No arrivals.
sailed Schooner ID. B. Everett Steamship w.
G.. Hewes crossed the bar at Pm.
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ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY EEx7


WASHINGTON, July 3.-The corruption commit
tees report covers over twenty coiumns, without
positive facts or assertions The report lsbors to
show the probability that money was raised
and used 10 scquit the president The amount Of
dirt thrown is amaZing-scarcely friend Of the
president, or a prominent political opponent OF
the radicals escapes.
Senate.-A memorial was presented asking
SIS 900 for deepening st. Johns river in Florida.
The tax bill was reported and made the special
order for Monday and until completed.
resolution TO adjourn for the Fourth was
adopted, ten radicals voting nay.
The balance of the day was devoted to Dis
trict Of Columbia affairs. Adjourned.
HOuse.-Democratc seats empty.
The House considered appropriations in COM
mittee of the whole, and again rejected the amend
ment allowing clerks extra compensation, and
after passing bill furnishing the militia of each
congressional district with two thousand rifles and
two batteries of artillery, adjourned to- Monday.
The finance committee of the Senate have
stricken from the tax bill the section taxing banks
and bankers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-Detective Lafayette
c. Baker is dead. He leaves S250,000.
NEW LONDON, Conn, July 3.-The steamers
City of Boston and State of New York collided at
the mouth of Connecticut river in the fog this
morning. Three lives we're lost and many persons
Injured. Both boats were crowded with pas
seIgeIs.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, July 3.-Passed down: Pauline
Carroll st midnight, WestmOreland at A. NJ.
River Is feet below high water mark and falling
rapidly.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-River on a stand a feet
water in the canal. Westh er dry and very warm.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-RVer stationary. Upper
Mississippi getting very low.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

AN Americas War Steamer Searched In n
Mexican Port,
SAN Francisco, July 3.-The crew, and finally
Capt. Bridge, of the American war steamer Chan
ticeer, was searched at Mazatan. Capt. Bridge
claims that this action of the Mazatan authorities
is a national insult and notified the authorities OF
bis intention TO lombard the town, but, under
remons,rsnce from the American consul, merely
blocksded the port against Mexican vessels, the
vessels of other nations passing freely.
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LOOK AT THE RUINs!-Aye, look at the ruins Of
what were once magnificent sets Of teeth, to be
teen everywhere in society. Look at them, and
ask yourself il il is not marvellous that such de-
sruction is permitted, when, by simply using 5000
don't, any teeth however fragile, may be preserved
from decay or blemish as long az life lasts.
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convention, appointed three commissioners in
each county TO supervise elections, who were
10 be paid SIX dollars per diem each. The &C.
counts are being presented. and Gen. Mcdowell
orders the State auditor to allow no such accounts,
as the reconstruction fund will pay election ex-
penses.
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FROM EUROPE.
Napier Waiting the oueen-The War In
China.

LONDON, July Seen. Napier is at Windsor
Castle visiting Queen Victoria.
Hong Kong dispatches report the rebels sue
cessiul in several engagements and seriously men
AGING Pekiu.
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Some Americans in Bavaria, have protested
against the fourth article of the naturalization
treaty with America. They say the construction
given TO the article by Minister Bancroft is not
sustained by the text.
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FROM ATLANTA.
The Governors Elect Of Georgia and Ala
bRma nut In Office by Military order-The
Ashburn Murder Trias-POlitieaI.

ATLANTA, July SIN compliance with tele.
Graphic orders from General Grant. General
Meade issues orders appointing Bullock gov
elDor OF Georgia, vice General Ruger re-
moved, to take effect tomorrow on the as
sembllng of the Legislature. Also, VIM. II.
Smith, governor Of Alabama. vice Patton, re
moved, and A. ]. Apologize, lieutenant governor,
To- take effect July 18th.
The testimony of the prosecution against the
Columbus prisoners is very strong.
Gen. Robt. Toombs is here organizing the Dem
Ocratic party.
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LONG STANDING.

If no treatment submitted TO Consumption or Insanity
may snsus Our assh blood supported from thesa
sources snd the health happiness ana that Of POserty
depend upon prompt use Of 3 reliable remedy.
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sos Broadway, New York. and
lO4 South 10th street. Philadelphia, Pa
PRIuFs Is per bottle six bottles for IS So delivered
60 snv address. Sofa by all Druggists everywhere.
M NONE ARE GENUINE unless done up in stsel-es-
rnved wrapper With fac-simile Of Chemical Warehouse
and signed H. I, HELNB0LD. The proprietor was CON-
pele to sSOpt wrapper Of the growing POpu-
Ary his articles and to prevent spurious ana dangerous
coSntsrfeiting.
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The Corruption Committees Report.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
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And no matter how
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AL DISEASES OF TIE URINARY ORGANS,
EXISTING IN MALE OH FEMALE.
Whatever Cause Originating

And no matter how
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HELMBOLB's EXTRACT BUCHI
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF Is YEARS.
H. t. HELMBoLD, DHUGGIsr,

Prepared by
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LATE CABLE uIpAfcHEx.

LONDON, Nov. 80.
Earl Russell has written letter. express.
ins regret !. Il. dstaa1 u hesaas. Horeli nd
Edgar, sa1 other candidaiesof the sorkiss-
men.
It is stated thai the Euper6rl Napoleon is
suffering from sn attack Of diabstss; that he
cannot give his fnlI a,tsStion 70 bseinees, and
that the Bnprss tahss dolly lssser shars
in the details Of the Administration, relieving
the Knperor Of nany 1T hi birdsss.
DuBLIx, Nov. 80.
The soninatioo Of NJ. O'Cosnor for Par
lament, from Sligo county, vas seconded BY
Rev. NJ. Conway, Catholic Driess, Who. u
his speech % the occasion, declared tkat the
Fssians in Anerica we're stronger u SUM
bsrs and arnameat; and should the rights
Of Irsland bs vithksld. they would acs q
once, aud, on Iaa Ing, oil Ireland would join
them.
NADND, Dec. H.
A rumor is abroad here that the United
States Government has recognized the in
surgenAs iA Cubs = bsargersnu.
Admiral Mendez Munez he's arrived.
Madrid Republicans attacked and dis
perssd needing Of Monafchisls il ~ sosa
Of Orenex.
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fkoI wAsHINGros.
Ekv YeRr. Dee.

Ekw YeRK, Dee. !.
"a spscallrem WasAhston - shs Rhils
@slbtlA feo bayp - 4bess dsvdepl l1ssfsia
S1e1fd iOaA AeGbdAtidl Of 1inioefs Ibhk
con relative to the Alabama clAim2, warrant
the statement that NJ. seward, on behalf Of
our GovsraDsnt ~ iasisbsd - q amend
ment virtuaily 9 fbliews:s Asss
first-A 1iseiAse enaerseandiae mssi b
hid that The sagrsement 81 the part or Great
Britain TO sobais tn claine eGainse the two
countries TO The arbitfAnsnt Of elaine COM
mississ, u xeG1t111 bY Ill sO0eerotnnAssA As
N acknowledgment TIT the recog1itisa Of
The southern rebellieus 0ovsrnmsnt q abel
lieersnt povsf vne . v5oao1ina q ~ x1hs
trality laus sseahlisAsl y EaglaAd Aes6Sli.
The - ~ - baiaeeoqSGVn4eQQlalsE1s
the trsaiy vAes il 10 6nally psl3se1s1, bsl ID
will nosf sssarsdly fosn : distisel - -
msnsas fsafurs in tAs psstliuinsy uFs1ss.
n4As,s 80 a NTs4r4eI
8scoud-Thsl NJ elsins aeaisse sitisess
Of This Qovsganeet yliaA havs .hepp dseidAl
in - e,os = = ~ g -. .
= SO lds ~ - 4!l
aestnst shs Usissa Ssatssss vhish Assss ~
bssa adjusted b ~ Aaestcan Courts, viii
not ~ ln4n1n1s = ehis -AgdsAoA. .sSuch
viehe1e = ssis1o1loaAD .sith helE the Anoioun
3. Essl;sh pssos1eats i s hslis1sd shaea
~ poiels vsrs saGEeete1A = - tssule u
tie Ara Cabinet nsssi6e which his occsrtsdl
since ,ks johnson Stanley psstecol Aas peen
received, and thas thess viii bs followed RY
oslW IA = ~ft6li6Il0n1nk boissS. H.. n
Be asrasd 6egpi - Csbigk 4ps6s1 r.
morsew. 4 - Il iefsaa IL sAl egrss.
NJ hkwnnn viii b
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FROM REV ,ORK.

N$ .# Hsw YoRK, Dec. l.
n skeU. b. Disssie4 0~SrsAo-AanAAe 6uy
retarned verdict Of gnilty against Baker,
the late Teller Of the TrAdesmen's Bank, for
smbexslement.
In the U. 8. Circuit Court the entire after
noon was occupied BY the argnaents Of the
conn..l in the Erie case
General Grant arrived at the Metropolitan
this, ,morn,ng.s. Isak evening hs attended the
diNpesDEthe An1Fs~ss Socissy Z Phila-
dslpAA eEFR #s II 3 b
4 leeesr 81 int tR0ctioas from Secretary
Seward 70 the American Consul at Panama,
under date Of October 2s,h, directs him to
admonish American citizens that they have
no claim to pretecaoA trsdh thissGosernment
If they take part Id the civil varS OF Pana-
ma. He also instructs him to demand pro-
tsctioa for q. 8. citseas, and prompt redress
and indemnity for sny injuries received: also
that he ehall insist that U. 8. citizens shall
or perform military duty in the service OF
either party. Ths naval csmmandes has
been ordered to afford full protection to eve
~ one u denRaf.
The latest Eris sait is that brought by
Become conu.y. in this State, which author
ixes the Attorney General to take charge Of
the road. The Attorney General has done
"a Sh6H4rsl itl61Sf ~ soultQ r 3ay
GsAA. bAehvir(s4ly 141A svtrynfsea l q
it was before.
II is underwood ~ Wash,sstos that Attor-
ney General Eyarts considers the practice OF
compromising isternal revenue frauds ile-
gal, and that in consequence Mr.. Rollins is
| to bc notified that be must in future submit
al such cases to Secretary McCniloch or the
Attorney General,
Yesterday bstwsen noon and six clock in
the evening box containing certificates and
bank notes amounting to ninety -thousand
dollars vas stolen from the Pequannock
Bank, of Bidgspnrk, Connscsisut. The box
was inside the vault Of the bank. No trace
was found ef the vhersabouts Of the missing
property.
The total vote Of the city for Mayor was
s6,0I4, ofwhich Hall (dem received 1904,
AID CeNkling lrsD "a, ,ydo; Halls uaiarisy,
$1,000. O'Gorman il elected by sbsst the
saas majority.
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From BesTDN.

5, - BeroS, Dss. :.
Mayor Shurtiiff has received the following: !:
WAAsisoror, Nov. %.
DsAa 6sa: Vow Dispatch inviting me 70
the hoapitaiiiiea Of Boston Vas duly recAiysd.
mAaa say By what train Will raash Bos-
ton. fully appreciate your kindnsss, how
s.s sa d 81 i2s' sss &
would ask 10 bs excused from any and I'll
public demonstrations. have received an
invitation TO the 81. JAmbst0 stay during nv
visit, where will bs happy to receive such
citizsns - may call. With great respect, :.
Yogr ob.dt ~ mt, So
Aivis H.dsers, vglessS to Congress from
Washington Territory, Vas arrested at
Charleslovn, BY the Sheriff, Nov. lot, on :
writ in favor. a one nshset4 efgSAs Fran
cisco, involving . claim fof $50, 900. M.
Flanders appeared in tho Supreme Cour,
yesterday with : petition for > writ Of hateas
corpus demanding to be discharged, ~ being
delegate to Congrsss he was exempt from
arrest in civil suit. Judge Foster to-day de-
cidsd tAae Ne pssitioner wss entitled 70 die
charge, ard ordered his release.