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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Tns Coueu AND LuHe RsnxDy, for every
family TO keep on hand, ALIENS LuRe
BALssn. 1t sells every where, and gives
satisfaction. Read the folio wing extracts
from letters: l.. Is. Bowis, Druggist.
Uniontown. Penn, writes, April 4. 1865:
" Aliens Lung Balsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here. | recon-
mend il with confidence in oil diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs" SrraLiRo Bao,
Druggists. write from Carrolton, January
27, 1866 ." send u ak dozen ALLRn'e
LuSs BALsAx We are entirely out of il.
1t gives more general satisfaction than any
other medicine We SELL" Sold by all Deal
ers In Family Medicines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Srrsa's WINS are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be excelled for the invalid or con%
valescnt. They arc highly sstsened for
sacramental purposes. N. B. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

nuVeIuUe@OuS utsO potIVItbV SuiU uOuUOs
PsnsoxAL-Sssators Cones and Larrimsr
and Representatives Kelly, Rohlfs and Da-
Wis left this morning for Dss Moinss, to re-
enter On their legislative daties. The re-
cess Of the General Assembly closes TO-
morrow.
Several Of the county delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, which a.
ssmbles ct Dss Aoinss on the seth, left for
that plscs On this merning's tsais. There
naming members Of the delegation leave
10 morrow.
We ere pleassd 10 learn that cur genial
young friend Bisssli, Of the fifm sf 0sedwin
I Bsssll. hardware msrchaats, 10 seeovsfine
fron severe attack Of ip6smatioa ef ths
lungs.
Mr.. O. Q. Cock, efths flrm Of Raj, Cock
4 Co.. whs has bssa travelling il ~ ssuth-
srn part Of the StAGs foe the past three
weeks. pat In IN appsssaaes this ossning.
He ays that aoss farm nasAis@y will b
soad y tAs Ssats THE year than sgsr bsssss.
Farmers ars making extensive arssngensots
for putting IN crops. etc. Let similar r.
ports come ffom eli paris Of the Great
West.
We musA regret to learn that Dr.. J. N.
II. Baker is csn6ssd 10 his house BY severe
sickness.
The many frisnds.ef Fred. Koops. Esq..
one Of the editorial corps Of the DsxocRAs,
will be panied to learn that be has been ss-
vsrely indispossd fos several dsys, and 10
nov ssoansd b bio be1 Wilh luao lbves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

CoUnfr JAlL.-Ws have TO record the
very singular fest, that there b at prssset
only one prisoner In our county jail, and
be does not bslosg here, bet 10 only lodged
here for safe keeping, being not lsss = per
sonsgs than Kirk Vincent, the principal Of
"ths Showere tragedy aud the preserved
head" This speaks veil for The morality
and law abiding sentiment Of che county.
but very bad for Sheriff 6chnitger. His
hotel 10 evidently not popular-no hoas
boardsrs aud only one visitsr. II has been
some years since sueh stats Of things hss
existed at Scott county Jail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

HUFVbBU AsB. 1UV VE80SSU
to meet st the Rooms Of the Young Mems
Christias Association to-mofroW TUESDAY
afternoon u three o'clock, to consider the
matter Of getting up . fair for tho benefit
Of the Association. The ladies eheuld con-
slider that this 10 . most worthy object that
al attendance 10 had at this preliminary
meeting A fair can be made successful If
taken hold Of with . will. Let every lady
in the city attend. A common object seeds
a coumeu suppost,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Ut. sArLn, Gardener and Florist, cor!
4th and Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
trees. mv90-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

InxENsE DEHAND Yos MAcRINsRY.-We
are informed that the sale of Coles patent
Corn Stalk Cutter has bssn % great that
The mauufact ursrs. Messrs. Raf, Cock 4
o., Of this city, have bssn obliged to in
crease their force o! hands, and make large
addition to the number they originally in
tended to bald, but yet cannot supply the
demand.
Thcss desiring to get Cutter this spring
would do we'll to call and leave their order
without delay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

"Barretts Vegetable Hair Restorative"
took the First Premium over oil compsti.
tors at the New Hampshire State Fair. Il
stands confessedly without rival through
out the country, and is driving all other
preparations from the market. .-Phitadei
p1ta Pabte Le1ocr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

bowels become torpid and powerlsss under
continual purgation. Holloway's Pills pen.
citrate TO the nucleus Of the disease and
eradicate il. They evacuats the foul and
vitiated particles from the intestines, by .
mild aperient operation, aud recupsssts
their exhausted energy, BY restoring tone
and vigor, they induce . healthy action
and prevent relapse Of the malady. For
Piles, fistules, Dyspepsia, and oil disorders
of the viscera, they stand without . rival.
Sold BY all drugeists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Kromer's lHair Dye. Natural, Durable, Beautiful
Best and Chcapest In the World Sold By ali Dvug-
gists and Country storekecpere. JOHN J. kROMEH,
Sole Proprietor. col Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Iron and Wagon Material.
OuR sNTlRK STOCK or nAR AND smsr-
Ihimbis eAsins. Fiow and cut steel. Sc a.. has
been marked down to eorreslDbd with the reduced
price ists Of the man nufactus.fs.
SlCkLE & PRESTON
Iron and Wagon Materials. IS Wet 70 sf
Jout- ON Hardware. Hrsdx str10A
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non,aatte Markaaa.

New YORK, June 20 oo,s.-tfoid, i4o.
Sterling unchanged. United States bonds
Old, 1857; new, lib North Carolina
6,s-NeW, ,75zS@762 - irginia 6,s, s1-
coupons. 58s5 Tennessee 6's-NeH, q
Flour moderately active. Wheat 1910;
and corn lc. lower. Pork nominal. LARD
heavy; steam, l624@l7o. Cotton firmer
at 31N3l1ac. Naval stores unchanged.
Rosin-common, 80; II common strained,
1906; strained, Ss.15. O.
Evening. Cotton moro active at " g 10.
better: sales. 1900 bales at 3l03l re.
sFlo,,r opened firmer but closed dropping ;
southern common to fair extra, s9.QaS
sI0. 80. Wheat very heavy and $500.
lower. Cornd @2e. lower western mixed,
ial.02aSl. o51 others lower western, ssc.
Mess PORK heavy at s2s.25G S.S71 for
new & and cal. 75ga2s for old. Lard
8 shade easier; kettle, i71aGlsc. Whls-
,kay and Rye quiet. Sugar in fair re-
nnest Coffee firm. Molasses quiet Eur
s, ,,faf IS a45 &c. Rosin $sGS7. Freights
Arm 8n "a, i46I Southern bonds steady,
with 4 fair demand. Sterling steady Coy
ellnlm1usnts dall but steady.
s BAL lIi June 2s. eoston firm @
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The PARAGUAYAN .AaAzoNs.-A letter
from ,Buenos Ayres, of the date Of the Goth
of May, gives the following concerning the
reported arming Of the women Of Paraguay
against Brazil and the allies:
Lopez is arming women, and letters state
that he has already four thousand in arms
upon the Tebicuari, under the command of
his chere annie, Brigadie r- Generates Eliza
Lynch, the spunky IriSh woman who issaid
to be the real ruling spirit Of the war, the
management of which lis virtually in the
hands of her two brothers, who manage all,
as Lopez is represented'to bea pompous in
capable who has O holy dread of bullets and
steel. General Mrs. Lynch headquarters
are in the rear of the principal ford across
the Tebicuari, the immediate defence of
that pass being entrusted to Lieutenant
.Coloneless Magueriti Ferreira and Captain
ess Anti Gill, with their commands of
women, while a division under Coloneless
Herreiro is posted so as to attack in flank
the invaders, which might perchance drive
back Mines. Ferreira and Gill. Women
are also charged with the duty of guarding
the country and forwarding supplies to The
male camps, the principal one of which
covers Villa Rica, at which are Lopez's
great internal arsenals. Thus the disputed
story of the Amazonian nation living on the
south side of the great river Amazonas is
about to be realized upon the great river
La Plata, and the world is going to see men
and women pitted against each other by So
called civilized nations of South America"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Whishcy Regulations-Secretory Nc
Culloch not to Resign Customs Re
ceipts-General Stone1nan at the Var
Ofce-The Bank Taxes, dc.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The time for re-
moving whiskey from bond is extended from
one hundred days to six months, when the
whiskey will be sold at auction at price
not less than the tax, all surplusage to 60
to the owner.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
Secretary McCuIloch will not resign, and it
is very doubtful whether the President de-
sires his resignation.
The Senate adopted an amendment to the
civil appropriation bill abolishing the Office
of Director of Statistics.
The customs for the week ending the 10th
amounted to- 1880, 900.
General Stoneman, commanding IN YIr-
cinia, was at the War Office to-day.
There is severe contest over taxation On
bank deposits and circulation. After many
amendments the entire section was stricken
out in Committee of the Whole, but was re-
stored by the House in respect to bank
taxes to the shape reported by the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, and in this shape
itgoes othe Senate.
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Sic. Flour acti7e with % better feeling,
but prices unchanged. Corn firm. 0sts
and rye dull. Mess pork, SIG. Shoulders,
sl41Ic.
Virginia ie,s, inscribed, 47ea4711z regis
tered, 1866, As.
sGRcISsATr, June z6.--FIour and corn
dull. Bless pork, Spite Lard, I61sc.:
Shoulders, 1251c clear sides, 1896.
LOUISVILLE, june 26 .-Flour, s7.5o@ss.
Corn, 9GGg3c. Mess pork, 92s. Lard,
T714c. Shoulders, 1s1z clear rib sides,
16K91624c. 81
WILMxaToS, N. c., June 26.-Spirits
turpenfine nominal at 40c. Rosin dull.
Tar declined to 1915.
GHARLEsTo June 26.-Cotton more ac-
tive and frmer at an advance of Gle. (;
sales, 800 bales; receipts, 81 bales mid
dlings, Doc.
AUGUSTA, June 26.-Cotton dull, but
holders firm; middlings, 30c.
SAVANNAH, June 26.-Cotton frmer and
in fair demand middlings, 3e15c.; sales,
1873 bales; receipts, 1873 bales.
MOBILE, June 26.--Cotton firm and little
offering. Sales, ESQ bales for the week,
625 bales. Receipts, II bales ); for the
week, lob bales. Ezports-To Liverpool,
1885 bales; continent, 246 bales; coast
wise, Az bales. Stock, ,199 bales. Mid
ling, 2711sc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Cotton firm !;
middlings, 29c. Sales, $50 bales; for the
week. ] .l99 bales. Receipts, lis bales !;
for the week, 504 bales. Exports, S,279
bales. The stock approximate 5000 bales.
Sugar and molasses dull.
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Conversational.

:
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Senate.-Ap petit
lion by telegraph from California asking q
reduction Of the grape brandy tax was pre-
sented.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Morgan, was
adopted forbidding the exposition of works
Of art owned by individuals in any part of
the capitol.
The civil appropriation bill was resumed
and passed, and goesto the House for con-
currence.
Adjourned
House.-Mr. Paine's bill giving arms to
the militia was referred to the Military
Committee.
Mr.. Kinds introduced joint resolution
extending the bill Of 1864 limiting the ju-
risdiction Of the Court Of Claims to cases
of loyal citizens of Arkansas. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
a bill directing the Comptroller Of Cur
.rency to publish the assets and locations of
the national banks in liquidation quarterly
was passed.
Mr.. Bolles introduceda resolution remov-
ing @ certain case from Franklin County
Court to the United States Court. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
The tax bill was resumed, and distillers'
bonds reduced to $4,000, and then, with the
bank and bankers tax as reported from the
committee, the bill passed, and goes to the
Senate.
Adjourned.
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q 4 . .Hr =
It is understood that the Committee of
Ways and Means have had under considera-
ton the various schemes referred to them
in reference to the; currency and national
debt, and have, come to the conclusion to
defer action thereon until the neat regular
session.
The Democrats confidently expect to car
zry the two Boston congressional districts
next November. They are now represent
eddy Messrs. Hooperand Twichell, Repub-
icans.
The farmers in Florida complain that the
corn crop is suffering from drought, no rain
having fallen for three weeks.
Charles S. Converse, Of Virginia, was
among the graduates at Princeton College.
He delivered q Latin Grafton. q 5!
The Natiue Virgia,;an reports good
wheat crop in Orange. Also, q good pro-
mise of oats and corn. 800.
The Abingdon Rirgnian reports failure
Of the wheat crop in Washington county.
Corn looks well ss,s:.I.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 26-7Noon.- Finances un-
changed. ~
LoSDoS, June 26.-Euenng. Consols,
945s@94A. United States bonds, 73A.
LIVERPOOL, June 26-Noon.-cotton
irmer; sales estimated to be 10000 bales
sales for the week, $4,000 bales-for ex-
port, II, 900, for speculation, 5000; stock,
COZ 900 bales, of which 100000 are Ameri-
can; amount of cotton ahoat for this port,
$50, 900 bales, of which 800, 900 are Ameri-
can. afternoon. Corn, 34s. Wheat, IFS,
Sd. Lard, 62s. Cd. Bacon, 4Ss. Cd. Pork
dull. Common rosin, 5s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-Evening.- Cotton
frmer and more active sales, 5000 bales
uplands, 1lL@llasd.; Orleans, ll%@
1l%d. Manchester market firm. Sugar
25s. Cd. Other articles unchanged.
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BENNETT ON GENERAL. LEE.-But if the
Democratic Convention must nominate q
soldier-if it must have name identified
with the glories of the war--we will recon-
mend a candidate for its .farors. Let it
nominate General Robert E. Lee. Let it
boldly take at once the best of all its SOL
liers, making no palayer or apology. He
is u better colder than any of those they
have thought upon and greater man. He
is one in whom the military genius of this
nation finds its fullest development. Here
the inequality Will be in favor Of the De-
mocrats; for this soldier, with a handful of
men whom he had moulded into an army,
Oaified our greater northern armies for four
years and when opposed by Grant was
only worn down by that stolid strategy of
stupidity that accomplishes Its object by
mere weight. E55
With one quarter the men Grant had this
soldier fought him magnifcently across the
territory OF his native State, and fought his
fanny down to stump. There never was
such an army or such q campaign, or such
General for illustrating the military ge-t
MUS and possibilities Of our people; and
this General is the best of all for q Demo-
cratic candidate. It is certain that with
half as many men as Grant had he would
have beaten him from the field in Virginia,
and he affords the best promise of any sol
IIer for beating him again.-Neu York
Herald. 49, 49,
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TEIEGRAT,IIIn NEWs
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Special telegram TO The Dtspstch.
W4sH1saToH, June 26, 1863.
THE TAX BrbI--THE FRANCE sGoMa1TTEE
EFFECTED TO AAKE A. REPORT NEXT
WEEK. ~
The Senate Finance Committee have had
frequen. meetings lately, at which the tax
bill has been considered; and the commit
tee, as fast as the House has acted on the
bill in committee Of the whole, have given
it their attention, 80 that early next week
the bill will be ready to report tothe Senate
for discussion. A long meeting was held
to-day, and another VIII be held tomorrow,
and the Leading members Of the committee
believe that the matter, including the con-
ference committee and the concurrence Of
both Houses, will be disposed Of within a
fortnight.
THE IMPEACHMENT CoMMITTEE STILL At
WORE.
The Committee of Managers are still at
work, but the public have lost oil interest
in their proceedings, Notwithstanding some
Of the members continue to speak mystic
riously of startling developments. It's not
probable that the committee will report for
several days.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE on FOREIGN AFFAIRS
DECIDE TO REPORT PAyoRABLY on THE
NOMINATION OF GENERAL M'NAHoN FOE
MINISTER TO PARAGUAY.
The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
have reconsidered their determination not
to report on any nomination for the Para
guayan mission in consequence Of the I'M
settled condition Of that country, and have
therefore directed their chairman to report
fayorably on the nomination Of General
Mcmahon, Of New York. WALLACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27

CoMMENcEMEgT AT PRINCETON COLLEGE.
The one hundred and twenty COM
mencement Of this institution was held this
week, and was largely attended. Alexan-
der B. Pendleton, of Virginia, delivered
the belles-lethes oration, and Eli Marsh
Turner, Of Virgi mia, the yaledictory The
degree Of bachelor of arts was conferred
upon about sixty members Of the gradua-
ting class, and the degree of Al. M.s upon
several others. The following honorary de-
grees we're conferred: q
liz. sD.--Rey. lexander P, AtcGill, D.
d., Professor in Theological Seminary,
Princeton. Is ,1.i
Pm. D.-Rsy. Henri B. Chaplin ~. Y . !;
Rev. John r. Pingry, N. =. =; Q. u. Willis,
N. y. George NJ. Maclean, M. JOY, ~. ~;
Rev. James Med ongal, New York.
A. M. Edward Phelps Lull, q. is. IA;
Stephen Wieks, "a. D, n ]. !, !; John 2. Bar ar
tine, n. J. sss ssil
The following are the successful cornpeti-
tors for the junior orators prize ames
Mcleod, u lhhcrnal Finley; WTiiliianl Scott
Sites, and William IL Park. 4, " IS, IS
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STARTL1NG.-It is one of the on dts,
and, in fact, currently reported among the
Radicals, that I. II. Chandler is about to
raj ulI. of ! the e interested have, seeing the
chances Of Chandler SO slim, called upon
II. M. Bowden, and tried to prevail upon
him to run for Congress in opposition to
his sable colleague, but he refused the
doubtful honor. Chandler stock, since the
meeting on Monday night, OF Which the
select twenty-five negroes assisted, is on the
Wane.-Norfolk Hirqinidn.
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A STEAMSHIP CiPTAIN HELD FOR MUIR
DER IN ST. LoU1s.-St. LOUIS, June 24.-
Captain w. B. Donaldson, Of the steamer
Great Republic, was found guilty today by.
acoroner's jury of killing q negro man
named Henry Anderson, about o'clock
this morning, on board the steamer. From
the evidence it seems Anderson was put in
irons between Memphis and Cairo for mu-
tinOus conduct, and confined in the baggage
room with boy named Laurence Glover,
who was also confined for refusing to scrub
when ordered to do SO By the steward. On
the arrival of the boat at the leyee after mid
night Captain Donaldson went into the bag
gage-room and drank. He then, after some
talk with Anderson, shot him through the
head. Donaldson left the boat Immediately
aiterward, but did notify to escape. He
was arrested to-day, and held for examina-
On the charge of murder. There is come
mystery involved in the affair, which win
probably be cleared up ON the examination
before the Police Court tomorrow.
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s The LABOR STRIKE--A. WARM STRUGGLE
BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYEES
Ne,o York., June 25.-The labor strike in
this city is assuming gigantic proportions.
The iourneymen bricklayers are still hold
ing out, and over one thousand persons are
engaged in the movement. They are en-
Outraged by osher associations with money,
and already over FIVE thousand dollars have
been appropriated to sustain them In their
strike. *. <
The master masons have organized pro-
tectiye association, and the struggle be-
tween the bosses and journeymen wakes
very warm. A convention of the latter will
be held on the I'd Of July, and in the mean
time numerous meetings are being held.
A monster procession Of Rorksngmlen IS on
tke tapis.
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F1eHT.-A personal difficulty took place
in Marion Tuesday between Colonel Fayette
McMullin and ohm P. Wright, editor Of the
Marion Radical Record. 1t appears that
Wright had published bitter and abusive
article upon the Governor, which induced
the latter to call and demand an explana-
ton. Wright fell upon the Governor sud
denly, and struck him several blows with q
stick, when the Governor got him down, and
was beating the scalawag soundly, when
persons came in and separated the COM
batants. The Governor is not much hurt,
and will soon take the war-path again
Lynchburg Republican.
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THE BRooKs-BUTLER INVESTIGATIONS
The Special Committee on the Donnelly-
Washburne affair, to whom we're also refer
red the charges of Mr.. Brooks against Mr..
Butler, will make similar report in the
latter case to that in the former-to wit,
,hat the charges relate to matters entirely
outside of the Congressional action of Gen
eral Butler, and are therefore not proper
subject for the Committees Investigation
the alleged acts having occurred, if at oil,
before General Butler was elected to Con-
urcss. VI ,tEp.saE q
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ATTACKED By ROBBERS. Nashville, Juno
25.-Mr. Lowenheim, of this city, dealer in
feathers, &C., was out last week, accompa-
MED by young man named Hughes, on a
peddling expedition. One night they en-
camped in Lincoln county, and were at
tackled by band of robbers, who demanded
their money. They refused land were hung
up by the neck until they changed their
minds. The hanging was repeated, when
they gave up their money. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27

The BUREAU-GENERAL ScHoFIELD-
GENERAL HowARD.-A Washington letter
in the Sun says:
1.-THE President has now before him for
consideration the bill to continue the Freed
mems Bureau for another year, but leaving
it discretionary with the Secretary Of War
to terminate its operations in the States
which may be admitted to congressional re-
presentation. There seems to exist no
doubt that the President will veto it. In
the mean time the Radicals have become
fearful that General Schofeld may wind up
the affairs Of the Bureau without due re-
gard to their political schemes. Accord
ingly, without waiting for the action Of the
President on the bill which is in his hands,
Mr.. Howard has introduced another on the
same subject, which carries the Bureau alb
sOutely over until the lst Of January next,
nearly two months after the Presidential
election.
"By this the retention of Gen. Howard
rs commissioner Of the Bureau is secured
during the whole of the coming campaign,
and as he has adroitly manipulated it for
the accomplishment of political ends in the
past, his will and ability to do so in the
future are not questioned. In addition to
this, the power to discontinue the opera
lions of the Bureau in the States which
may be admitted is taken from the Secre-
,ary and conferred upon General Howard.
If the President sends in the other bill
with his veto it is now thought probable
that this office of Mr.. Towards will be
for it. There is, however, con-
opposition even among the Radi-
calls to investing General Howard with this
proposed power, there being quite large
portion of that party opposed to him.
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TIE CABINET QuEsTIoN.-There was
report circulated last night that Secretary
Seward had sent his resignation to the Pre-
sident. It is also asserted that the pres
sure for the removal of Secretary McCul-
Loeb is daily receiving strength.-Forney.
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Fatal ARRAY.

NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-An ARRAY oc-
CURED at Victor's restaurant, IN which which
Major Frank Nancy, of Nashville, Tenn,
was stabbed by an unknown man, who
made his escape.