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New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The Speaker laid
before the House copy Of the Constitution OF South
carolina recently ratified Mr. Pane dIep, Wis., intro
duccd three bills for the admission OF south Carolina
North Carona and louisiana All were referred TO the
Reconstruction COMMITTEE. Mr. Washburne usep. ill)
introduced resolution requiring the Joint Committee on
Retrenchment inquire into the alleged fraudulent sale
by the Navy Department of the ron-cads Ncotie and
Catavba 10 Alexander Swift CO.. and report the iacls
md circumstances connected Herewith To Congress M
brooks Dem n. W inquired why the inquiry SHOULD pe
referred the Committee Rctrenclnnent Mr. WISH
burne replied Because that committee II authorizes 10
make examinations of this character ana because tl
can make IL with facility than any other COMMIT
Tee" The resolution was agreed To.
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN FISHERMEN. Ill.,.
Mr. PIKE ntcp, Mel introduced the following JoIht
resolution which referred TO the Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs n.t..,
", R0d That the President he requested TO send
ruuher of vessels The fhng grounds ~ he w" y. -
The Biih Provinces, the purpose W
Inc Amturau 10 The Of their rights as fe"ghei %
trestr n within marine Of the line a. follow ~
iratatou, oat. AMI aso for Tie purpose o taLs si
valuable prnprrt si fhtl not Le ronlsslird inr a
vi the PIop sI 90 s h'AHs gtoGads aud 'hi NsAs' '
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SALE OF RARE AMERICAN BOOKS.
ELIOT's INDIAN BIBLE.

ELIOT'S INDIAN BIBLE,
The auction sale of rare books relating to
America already noticed at length In THE TRIBUNE, was
continued Yesterday and will close to-day The sales Of
the previous day generally made at low prices and
there was but Slight improvement yesterday in the gen
era run OF the catalogue. In the prices for which the
more noticeable books sold however, there
vast difference The Bullocks Virginia OF Monday
brought only 500 while the Raphe HamOr sold yesterday
was run up to $40 and the Franklin" which capped
the climax the previous day at 500 was totally eclpscd
by the Indian Bible OF John Eliot which sold on the next
for the astonishing price OF Sii30 IL bought for
private library by Mr. Joseph sabn. One hundred and
seventy dollars seems a large sum 10 pay Tor
of virginia" consisting OF 80 pages, even II
published early 1915 but 81 3O Is much larger sum
10 nay "A Bible translated into the Indian language
and printed half a century later This Bible was pub
bridge Mass commenced three years before. IL was
dedicated TO Charles IL IL was the very first Bible in
any language printed in America and h now the
only monument OF q that easier converted TO
dust than 10 Christianity. Before IL became part of
the present collection this copy was offered for 100
guineas and went begging for purchaser. After this
extraordinary sale n IA difficult To get back again 10 the
humdm OF ordinary transactions; ana OF the 302 lots
sold during the day OF them and curious IL
Will have TO suffice TO say that copy or Franklns
Works, 10 volumes imperial $40. largo paper Boston,
18iO sold for sll5; Hamltons Works volumes, New,
York 1885, So 12; J0sselyns New-Engand Raritles"
London 1915 $40; copies Of the work OF Father Hennepn
London 1892 SIS so and SIS; Absl Holiness Annals OF
America volumes Cambridge. 1922 ss and s24 ana the
lowing prices Parkers edition. New1ork l7i $0 the
London edition OF i74T S26 70; and the 1910 New YORK
edition. $40 The history OF the Negro Plot Is an interest
ing story the people OF this city but valentines
style doubtless tells Il quite well as it told in these
81 PAMPHLETS.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


OswsGo April 2a-Foar 4 for No Spring ~! ,o%sJ ior
Red inter- White aud Sl ~ for Double ktra Nheat-
Cbir,go Indiana at - TO- Oats, Doc
Corn Meal ~ y Shorts SJ Shpstuas SSi Mddhng'
$40 A -, nj, u.
sr Lors April Four-EIras %8 25d t8 ~ Fal Donbe EI
tras lOa Double aud Fancy Sl2 aOd ~ 30 Choice
5ja83c. Oats ~ J!e BateF
~ 6JGS Rye l50 P g. Pork @Z 2SG SId 30 S9oHIleI
Isle Clear sides l1iaBic Choice Sugarcaed HANS Eo"@io M
l8d9c for keg. WHISKY 2uc .o-o-.,,.. W., 60 -
S2lg. no T. ~ To- Corn-No SIZE; No 2 BSd5iici Ne"
Gic Oa s3c RIVE ~ Goa ri 83 Barley. S2 30 sample lol;
- M Proons-Mrss Pork Lard l8e DRY Saied Shoul
der 2Ic Hams. 5lc Live Hogs ~ 0a ~ o'' Deer NA"
RTTiSoRy April 2a-Cottou-Mdlyng 5ec wheat-MsrylAnd
~ 10; Pennyysna 50 O1 Com-Nhte, ~ lOGsl IL yellow"
CIscfSS,T Aprl % Corn 95c Oats 8oc for No J. Cotton g
a5c Tor MdBg Tobacco-Lugs ~ 50d - 0 Leaf SOd 80
Mea III dl5c l3i 3e for shoulders lGibic Tor
Clear Rib l50l7lc Clear Sides Lard. 10. tc Gold l
BryVAIn n Y April 2AFour-Ctv Ground spring 10 go : ~
IS Amber +2 15. Illinois Spring III - Nhest-hHef,
90 Com-NewNe,tcrB 9ca5 oats bc for Western Meas foA
@ToGTpo April -wbeatAmb-r Michigan ~ Il; Corn, No
Michigan. we Oats, No /, iRdsjc n
Muw,rKFE April 28-FourN ousIn aud Iowa - '94 ~
Common 80 Wheat No l. ~ l3 ar l4i No = opIns' W.
Corn-New shellrd. gic. Oats. 6!ic for Ne ..o.art.
Gallon 3 F6ur-Superhue 10 20 23. Fancy ~! Sa5 ~ ~
Wheat ~ ~ ~ Oat 3t. Corn, i1t hlr,ro 20 p 40
nr'cv MAJ, - 550 n t. H. leic Mess Pork ~ % baron
shoulders Clear Rib S iic Clear Sdt 'I1 ouA SH'u'
NEnPu Apr 2-Coton 3lid31e. Flonr--Snpfrhne 20 sp0
30 PORK E2g Bacou-Shondsrs 't a ISe ter
Ses I8at9r Bulk Shoulders ise Lard S@3 Cora sid w.
',1 H,,,sra Ga Ami ss--Co,tou-, ,Hiing 3lic
NFwOKEANs Apnl 23Cottou-N NddlSs Wfe Sew lok sglt
esrange pea cent premium. Four-SeFfhn ~ - corr pl "
Oats Use Iss. +2Ud0 80 PorE - ~ si
'e'I. Clear sides, o!alSc l@T-l'e'ee ''"'ei hts'-'
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TILE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA, April 2s.-The House of Commons
sat yesterday with closed doors The subject under con-
sideraton suspicion Of Feniansm that has fallen on
certain employees OF House in connection with the re-
cent assassination OF darcy McGee. A message from
the Duke OF Buckingham, relative to the attempted
assassination OF Prince Alfred, laid before both
Houses. An address, conveying the sympathy OF Parna
meut 10 Her Majesty and expressing Indignation OF the
atrOcioas crime agreed upon In the senate Senator
Mitchell was particularly severe the Fenan Organl
zation and expressed the hope that the authorities
wou the most vigorous efforts 10 stamp 1t out IN
ne British Dominion.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

OFFICIAL COUNT OF THE VOTE IN LOUISIANA
Ew-ORLEANS, April 2S.-In special orders
No 9O Gen. Buchanan appoints Board of three oicers
examine and count the Of the late election ana 10
report the result to the Commanding General OF the DIS
rc The Board is make separate reports OF the votes
the Constitution and for Members Of Congress
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
1HE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
GEORGIA.
ORR OWN DISPATCHES.

OUR OWN DISPATCHES.
ATLANTA. April 2s.-Official dispatches from
70 counties show that Bullocks majonties are ll'ilS
Gordon, s,529 Bullock $3.50 ahead
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
AUGUSTA. April 2S.-UnOfcal counts OF ninety coul'
ties give Bullock 0IadicaD 226S majority, f0rtylNO
counties still 10 hear from. which VIII propaD lessen
Buocks majority and leaves the result OF the eecou
doubtful.
SAvANNAH Ga, April 2s-The total city vote Tor tne
new Constitution is 2s9l against 2646 Bullock Rep lOr
Governor received 2.sj4 Gordon. Dem, 26sS Cnit eI
for Congress 2s6; Fitch Dem. 269 BrUadley cOOreu
Rep, foT state senate, 2752 and Lester Del reoe'ou
1851.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS.

IhIThItIINI4 oUIT IshII1 I4' 4Il7''4l'7I1 1''1' =
BosTON, April 2S.-The House Judiciary Com
mttee has unanimously reported against amending the
Constitution TO allow woman suffrage. only one
member OF the Committee fayOrably disposed aud
he was finally persuaded 10 vote against his Judgment
The report was promptly accepted In both branches
This makes the third succession that the egSa-
ors OF Massachusetts have owned upon the extension OF
the ballot TO women.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
MURDER IB ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIs April 2S.-One Greening, otherwise
Stevenson who with negro girl moved from StOneyard
Mo- last Winter TO Pocahontas Ark, where they have
since lived together husband and wife murdered
n few days ago. Their bodies found in the river
The man had received five shots and the girl two. He
was an eN-COnfederate soldier
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
THE WEATHER

sEWyoRE IIour Tber Bar. VIVID Hour Ths,. Bar. Tmd
O21 \. % 3l' BlIB Is.
II $50 N3E. B9 1929 f..
$50 WgS ESR II 90 31l9 kNE.
RHvAEKS-M0ng-The Wind changed 10 the northeast about
mng clear; windy; sunrise 10 O'clock overcast
cond Coudy; little cloudy hazy Eysuns
Ia: overcast Astronomical Position the satellites OF
the satellite to the planet completes
H. revolution around the planet hours u minutes ~ $40
shines like of the 18Th magnitude IL Sas
W Iehe Aug 1893 stcr hs large 40
f..tr rdertu tel etnog dt,ma
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DIED

,cNEw- April 23 1862 at Monticello y Mrs Mar Aguew
uiio of Flames AgueN Ia the a9Ih year Of her age
on THURSDAY.
BROOKEROn Sunday evening April 26 AFTER long and painful IN
ness Mary Merritt wife Of James T. Booker aged % and
months
Tue friends relatives Invited TO ieud the funeral from her late
rrsdtuce ~ " est Ih hls. MsGLtsas Moraug al 10
eelock The IeuaI.i VII " taken to Grerusicd CVah
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respss. inaei shall ia proportion to The peeuni Ia
Jury oecasioned by the ofsuse
The House then accompanied the Impeachment Man
ayers 10 the senate Chamber
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Special Hotties.
About venus, Ancient and Modera-

The sbled houe for poets song,
OF Venus rising from The sea
Ana dripping fTom the brine 81 stronS
Sngug her round Of melody;
The theme and song does very veil
For poets brains and rhymiug verse,
Bnt xe have words to tell,
And better subjects 10 reheirse
W. sing Of some fair earnest maid,
Whose arms dripping from %, sris,
Who At the wA.h.tub has esssved
To cleanse the amiys dirtg dnds
When she has tried some sultrJ Jay,
Der stssn ming water ~ attain,
Her task OF washing dirt away
Will some poor soap, SIZE may eonpHa
Bat let her try the we'll known Prize"
OF" DAYIDS' make the champion Soap"
And see how the labor ees.
IIow quick each sisip and mark Sii sop-,
She then will rise like Venus. too.
From ruds with smile and cheerful hoe.
And 81 she'd hunt the city through
To eud Prize Soap" Al any place.
'DCERS SILL 1T NOW. TRY IT. YOU'LL bikH ".
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
MARRIEU.

cEIssF coEon Moaisy April q Hartford bv the Rev NJ
Fsr Wm r. r..r Ella D. only dauyh OF D. b. Zoe es, OF
HrosAitu No cards
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WdSHINGT TON.

CONVICTION sURE-MEssRs. GRIMES AND FESsEN-
DEN-NR. wADE's CABINET-HANCOCK AND
GROEsBECK-wHAT MIR. GROESBECK WANTS
PARDON FOR DEyLIN - FRAUDS IN THE
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
COMPLETED $50, MILES,

and train. are running point the Rocky Mountains
that will be yer,ed By The Company viii have much large,
force employed year before, iHi expected that b
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
ABTOIENNENT.

At this point Mr. Eyarts yielded to motion to ADJOURN
md the Court At l adjourned TO l2 O'Clock tOmo
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

The Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY building railroad fro"
Omaha on the Missouri River with the cs,ta Ps
Of California building Sacramento. East asi these roads Shes
completed ~il THg ONLY GRAND RAILROAD BETWEEN TIN
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COASTS
he IIpon Pacific COmpany have already
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

hAIbhVNU NVHTANI
Offer a limited amount of their
FIRST MORTGAGE BONE"
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THE COURTS,


EQUITY CouRr-Judge Ofin-The court was
occupied as follows yesterday
THE FisH-wHARH CASE.
johnson ct al. vs.. Birch ct al. Injunction
case to restrain defendants from Occupying
and catching lsh on planting whAryes. This
case was partially argued on Thursday. The
court ycstcrday,by consent Of parties, certified
the case TO be heard In general term next week.
AcAsE OF SEPARATION.
Larner vs. Larner. Bill for separation of
the complainant from her husband.
Bradley, Jr, Thompson. The case came up
upon the defendants demurrer. The plain
tifs bill set forth alleged acts OF cruelty, hard
words, forelble marital Intercourse, after q
written Agreement to refrsin, &c. Tho do.
fendant demurs that even II this be true Il 10
band.
The demurrer was argued by Messrs Brad.
10y and Thompson.
Judge DIN animated that hard words and
the other circumstances alleged, without actu-
al violence, was no cause for separation; a
woman took her husband for better and for
worse.
The court held the case under advisement.
Bateman va. Bateman ct al. Order dismiss
ing with costs petition Of O, 1ngle for rule on
}. Bateman.
Laughtry vs. Estell. Order for confirmation
OF trustees report Of sale.
Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To ouR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALEkASpRIA,-Nr
Georv. W. Jones, No. s. North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, 10 our author.
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPrDLIcAS, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit Advertisements for this paper, from
the nrst day Of February.
PoLITICAL.-Quite n large number OF oui
citizens n re anxious that the recent suggestion
OF General Schoheld should be adopted, and
the d sfranch scment clause be submitted TO a
separate vote from that held on the renal Under
of the new constitution. Without this proyi.
sion the constitution would doubtless be
adopted by a large majority.
FIsH.-The landings below are doing well
but the demand for Ash isgood and prices con
tinue unchanged.
The STREETs.-Thc delightful opening OF
May flls our thoroughfarcs, and the town
looks liyclicr than at any time during this
year.
RELIGIOUS SgRvICgs,-Thc Catholics OF this
city began yesterday the celebration OF the
| Month OF Mary Services are held at IAt
o'clock every morning,
Tue OFFICEs-There are = large number oil
| applicants for the minor offices OF the city
and arc waiting on the members OF the cit,
| councils with view to the election mex
week.
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Wood and Coal.

GOAL AND wooD.
o. hand and for sale, at the lowest market rates,
tho celebrated Lykens Valley. Lorbcrry, Shamo-
kin. aud Baltimore Company Goals. Egg. stove.
aud Furnace Sizes,
Also, Hickory, oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
split to any length and size, or In the stick.
The above delivered 70 any part q the city at
short notice. q. l.. SHERRY.
mhl7.sm Yard and NH. AZ st. and Canal.
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aEORGETOwN MATTERS.

oRDERs for the NATIONAL RrruBLtcAS In George.
town may be left At the bookstores Of Me,srs 7.
M. X. Mills 4 &c. date CrandsitE,) ls Bridge
street, or at Messrs. q. T. Getty 4 Cs. =, lOs
Bridg. street, where copies Of the RRPssMcAs
| may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

A LETTER FROM MAJOR A. @, RICHARDS,
Superintendent OF the Metrop, llitan Police
force, addressed to DR.. W. q. J newman, has
Just been published, in which I he writer eX-
plains now his name came to be published as
one of the signers to petition presented to
the Board OF Common Council last Monda y
night, In regard to the governm, mt OF the Dis
trlct. He says:
"a gentleman presented the petition to me
In my office at n moment WI en- l was very
busy, GlAncipg hastily over /, and judging
from the verbal statements ma de at the time
by the person presenting it, as well as by the
names Of several gentleman VIII had already
signed It, supposed the petitio n to be simply
In favor Of a consolidation Of I. ne several mu-
inequalities Of the District und, ,ra territorial
form OF government, and as sue h signed the
petition. l now see, upon reading the last
paragraph OF the petition, as published, that
1t commits its signes in fsy or of Congress
exercising exclusive legislAtic n in all cases
whatsoever for the District of Columbia"
This, now suppose, meant n government by
commissioners, In whose selection our citi-
zens are to have no voice. OF course, l am
opposed to such n scheme, az l am not vet
ready to give up the principle that taxation
and representato should have voice In Sc
Letting their Lawmakers, as well as those who
execute their laws when made"
The explanation was the result OF an inquiry
from Dr. Newman, to whom Major Richards
had previously expressed his views In his OBJ.
position to the governmental the District by
commits loners.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

Bors' DRESS SHIRTS u, 81. IS, $50, SC, at
A. Saks 4 Co, 5l7 Seyedth street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

ToJC. PARKER, newsdealer, opposite the
Post ONCE, on Seventh street, we are indebted
for la n nictorials,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02
Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
between D and Z, No. III
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
Large, airy aud comfortable stables. The proprs-
tor Is wellknowu one OF the best feeders In this
| District, Owners Of poor horses can have them
| fAttened and well cared for.
-CARRIAGEs can be had at all hours for Parties.
| W.ddinH.. and fnneral. is2a.,f
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

lNQvEsT.-A colored girl, aged II years,
named Mary Ann Berry nan, living at "a cor,
ner OF Twentieth and N streets, First ward
having died suddenly on Thursday morning,
Morseil empsnellcG n jury of inquest yester.
day, and after hearing the evidence the Jury
returned a verdict OF death from natural
causes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

HAD TO SUSPEND FIsHIN0.-On Wednesday
last, a tug boat, with two barges In tow, ra
into Mr.. Burdine's seine, opposite giesboro :
damaging It conside rably. Mr.. Burdine wal
compelled to suspend his operation for ono
DAY, In order to have the seine repaired.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

GENERAL TERN.-The general term, Chiei
Justice Cartier and Justices Wylie, DIN and
Monday next. The docket comprises about
thirty cases, many OF them OF great interest
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

THE INEAhUNY,- nc IUI
PROMOTIONS J.. Ns hays been made in the
lowing promote. 1t since the 18th Of April,
Treasury 1eRaI'%oeM On. e. u. Pratt, from is'
to "a class or The coup,roe, ,,fMc !arrGey-E C.
D9 ta Ia 'r einss W Mssr uder om Sd to ''A
class. ,,.uc,l Lindoih, +. God
q. II. L. Fletcher and w. - ooo"'' wv"
to I'd class. ,p II H. BALL from
Rs9isirr's OMee.-R. p. Eaton, from ~. 80 ~
class, Il. Il. Prentiss, from Sd TO 4th ''"''' -
IL ro,'r,h imdiior,s OMec-H. Foster, q. An
thonw. from list to I'd class; q: A; BeckwitEE T.
l.. q. Carpenter, from % to Sd GLASS; W. T.
SThnsc nromotions do not create any vAcnh
,,rs' and no new appointments Will DC made
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AnREsTEp on SusPICIoN-ft E'eIuA> m non ~,
Ing, as Lieutenant johnson, n m1 street
precinct was riding along Sc oIo1ed man
on horse, the mans eyes seeming 70 oe ' snS
much affected by beholding Div G9 that
brass buttons. The Lieutenant w ,' lean him
all was not right arrested him ana u ,"ca head
over 10 Defective Mepevitt, at pol.ee dis
| quarters, who had received telegrsaiPnw'' him
patch from Annapolis, Md, ueseT,"tr sna I
Tongue. near that place. The eoioteia name
| who Is locked up for hearing, gave h'' ''''''
| as GaF,saway Chew, alias Hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

TaE MAyoRALry.-It is said that Or. John
b. Blake has been waited upon by number of
citizens to allow his name to be used In con.
nection with the MayOralty, on the ground
ceiye a liberal support. DR.. Blake was for
many years Commissioner of Public Build
ings, and 10 now president Of the Metropol Titan
National Bank. 1t Is also talked on the street
that the nominating convention will be unable
to agree on the candidates named and that an
outside party will be brought forward In that
body-either Capt. ". W. Moore or John IL.
Semmes, proprietor OF the Seaton House
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

POLICE MATTERS Henry Jones was ar
rested In the Fifth precinct, by Oheer NELSON,
for committing an assault and battery on
Elizabeth Clark, Tor which ne was nhea W Ny
EmiIy Wallace, (colorcd,) Chas. g. Cox, and
Chas. Harmon were taken before the same
justice, by oicers french ana s,Hsh wa. neS
IS, and the two men $40 each ,.
Sergeant Taylor, of the Fourth precinct, ar
rested George II. Prather (eoloredl Tor the iar.
Herbert. He was committed to jail FOR court
by Justice Mofsell. ...
'Oficers Pearson and Doyle, of the same pre-
ciuct, found and restored to their parents two
VIM He'll and Timothy MsheI. newshoys,
were taken before Justice CLARK by Olhcer
Proctor. They were committed 10 the WORK
house for yagrancy.
Oficers Vernon and Mali Etn arresteu anna
| PIood and Molly Jarboe, in the hrst precinct,
| for enticing prostitution. They were hnea 70
each by Justice Tucker, but were sent to the
| wors-house In default of payment. ,,,
Zschariah Cartwright wa arrested BY ON.
| creating nuisance. He "a lined 81 by jus
| tice Tucker. -
rested b. L. Cuttings, +. Lowe and James o.
| johnson, merchants, for obstFucting an alley
| They had hearing before Justice CLARK, who
gave them ten days In which to move the OBJ
| Joseph Datlcr was taken before Justice
| Lynch, 10 the Eighth precinct, by Otcer Dun,
Dipgion, charged with committing an assault
Md battery on his wife, which he has done
.auestiy during the last three years, ant
& tip the most brutal manner. He was com
tina i to answer the charge at court
The the various precincts: First prcci net
posed IL nth precinct -; Fifth precinct, -
t259O 10 rat, tlj Seventh precinct, Sijj San
sixth preei " So Total, 5000.
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SLIour ACCIDENT. - Yesterday morning.
while the children OF General Grant were on
their way TO school In their little carriage, the
seat gave way, and the children fell out We
are happy to state that no Injury to the chill
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

FUNERAL oP MIR. HIrOLYTE REuX,-The re-
mains OF this gentleman, who died at the Eb-
bitt House lew days aimee, ana who was
York city, was inferred In Glenwood eeme-
terry at s p. M. yesterday. Metropolis Lodge
(T. Il. W. Feln0ur,, ESQ., Noble drandl took
large number Of tho Order accompanying them
to the grave, with Frank l., Grant as marshal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

,.,ropp,cr RrsIsEss-Mr. James l.. Bell,
.,wno,iutendent' makes the following report
for the past month of the work IL MS depart ART.
ment OF the city post otise; , G "a rniisction
triHs daily, d, mall letters delivered, lli'yi+'
Local letters delivered, li7dT; newspGpers, &c
acliyercd 80, 926; letters collected, 9o'zto' news
pauers, sc, collected, 7,isl -,,o,,,.
| p"The following shows the operations OF INC
| Yeaistration branch OF the oiicc uhder M :;
' lanes Reeves, during the same period Snsi'
istters registered, 1852; dead letters registered;
sa5, letters rereglstercd, 4G0i total number OF
!, Te,s registered during the month, 400;
lei ne money order branch, Capt. Merrill, su,
Nendent has issued during the month
peril T.orders to the amount of s2l ,2l223i paid
none. 10 the amount of s25,oJ295i amount OF
oruets received from other onlces, toI,Io
aepo mnt deposited In the New YORK once
Al 900,