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The New York herald., 1868-06-16
VIRGINIA..
Conviction Of a Revenue Collector and Others
in RichmOnd-Judge Chase PrOnOunces
Heavy sentence Upon Them.

Conviction Of a Revenue Collector and Others
in Richmond-Judge Chase PrOnOunces
Heavy sentence Upon Them.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1868.
The case Of John II. Anderson, collector OF the
Fourth district, and others, charged with conspiracy
to defraud the government, was concluded before
Chief Justice Chase to-day.
After argument the Chief Justice delivered q
lengthy charge, saying that the parties were set
forth as engaging together for the purpose Of ar
ranging plan by which dealers should be
permitted TO ship whiskey without paying the
tax. IL was a matter OF the smallest import
ance what were the rates OF payment for
this so-called privilege OF defrauding the govern
ment. That was, in the first instance, $500 per
month, making $4,000 per year. II was afterwards
raised TO $22, 900 per year by the Collector and sub
sequently to $4,000 per year. The amount thus
raised was not to be considered by the jury. IL
important that the revenues OF the government shall
be faithfully collected, and no less important that
citizen, accused OF misdemeanor, should be con-
victed except upon sufficient evidence.
The case was tnen submitted to the jury, who
found a verdict OF guilty against John H. Anderson
Collector; Robert w. Elsom, Inspector; Alfred j.
Gouldman Assistant Inspector, and J. II. Ratterson
Assistant Inspector.
The Judge then pronounced sentence as foows:-
Anderson was fined $4,000 and sentenced to two
years. Imprisonment In the Penitentiary; Esom,
1000 and two years In the Penitentiary; Gouldman
1000 and one year In the Penitentiary and Patter
son, $4,000 and two years In the Penitentiary. The
parties we're carried to Libby Prison. where they
will remain until II s determined what penitentiary
they shall be confined in.
Anderson IL a nephew OF John Minor Bolts. An
derson and Goudman were both formerly officers in
the virginia Pententiary.
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Now burns his kerpse upon the pyre,
Now tell an ancient line,
To hell and Pluto, god of Ire,
HnQeaan we reAiQn.
TeleGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

". r. Hurst, a prominent dry goods merchant Of
baltimore, died In that city on Sunday
The annual Convention OF the National Board OF
Fire Underwriters will meet in Baltimore to-day.
Bishop Eastburn, Of Boston, has resigned the rec
torshhip Of Trinity church. In that city having filed
the Ofiice nearly twenty.six years. He will here
after devote his whole time to affairs OF the diocese.
The Northern Railroad freight house and the store
house OF Messrs Dodge, Davis * Williams In En-
field, n. H., were burned yesterday morning The
loss consisted mostly OF wool and woollen goods and
amounts TO about $50 900.
During severe storm at Grand Haven on Sunday
the house OF Alexander Van Zarwick was struck by
lightning. Mr.. Van Zarwick and boy named Bal
gOoin were Instantly killed.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Sappho has recently been provided with
new spars, and in full sailing trim. She went
down the bay ON sunday on trial trip and returned
yesterday.
The yachts Idler, Dauntless and Henrietta, three OF
the yachts which TO compete in the approaching
races, have been taken to the Screw Docks where
they are now lying awaiting such slight repairs as
The Idler is already out OF water In the dock and Is
having her bottom rapidly cleaned and painted. The
Dauntiess was TO be taken up last night cut no re-
pairs will be begun until to-day. She 10 still floating
In the water, as Is also the Henrietta.
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PENNS YlVANIA.
Rio, Between Philadelphia Firemen.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1858.
Az procession OF hremen were escorting the
Friendship Fire Company, Of Harrisburg this after
noon, a difficulty occurred between the members Of
the Moyamensing and washington Hose Companies.
10 appears that the members OF the latter company
were sautng the hremen by ringing the bells AZ
the procession was passng but when The Moyamen
sing Hose passed they. ceased ringing. This.
the last named company, and they assailed
the house and members Of the washington Hose
with bricks. They also attacked the carriage and
were Injured by missiles. The Chief Engineer has
put both companies out OF service until AN tnvest,.
CATION lakes place.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 15.-The steamship Bremen,
from New York. June a. arrived at this port at haf'
past four O'Clock this afternoon. -
LONDON, June 1j.--The steamship celia, from new
York May 30, arrived at this port yesterday,
QUEENSTOWN, June l5.-The steamship Etna, from
New York. arrived at this port yesterday
BREMEN June l5-The steamship Smidt. from
New York May 23 arrived at this port earv yester-
dav morning.
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ENGLAND.
Hon. Reverdy JOhnsOn's Appointment - En-
dOrsement Of the Press.

LONDON June l5 1868.
Te.egrams from New York announcing the nomi'
nation and confirmation Of the Hon Reverdy Johnson
as Minister to England, vice Mr.. Adams resigned,
were duly received in this city.
The London Ne,cs to-day has an editorial article
on the subject, stating that the long experience and
training ana high character OF Mr. Johnson are guar
antees that he will represent the United States as a
whole, and not sectionay.
The London Times closes lengthy article with the
following words:-"No envoy could be sent here who
would be hailed with more confidence as the honored
spokesman OF great nation. The unanimous rati-
6cation OF his nomination by the Senate Is an unex-
ampled testimonial. His intellect Is admirably
with precision, impartiaity, dignity OF character,
breadth OF learning and charm Of manner.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
The Late Murder Mt Delaware.

DELAWAKE, CHfduH, June TO, Ibbb.
In The late murder case here the jury returned
verdict OF wfu murder against Thomas Jones and
his daughter Elizabeth. son OF his, ten years OF
age saw them strike the fatal blow; another son.
seventeen years old, acknowledged that his father
told him he committed the deed and buried the body
under the log. This, along with other evidence,
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BURIAL Or THE ANCIENT.

Last evening the members Of the Sophomore class Of
Columbia College celebrated their usual frolic of the
Burial OF the Ancient This consisted merely OF the
n,erment OF the bogesen The book OF antiquities is
burned, and the ashes are placed In a large urn on
the ground During the deposit the class sing songs
such as "Then slowly light the funeral pyre" and a
dirge ''The lighting Of the pyre by the grand mar
shair-
Now burns his kcrpse upon the pyre,
Now tell ancient line,
To hell and Pluto, god Of Ire,
Bogesen resign
During the exercises the students carry flaming
torches and then march up the street and serenade
the flnera, grafton was allotted to T. C. +. Eccle-
sine There was an elegy also by George II. Dibbee.
The Committee OF Arrangements were william Fan
ming, Jr., Chairman; George L. Peabody, Dennstoun
Wood, George s. ScOfeld Franklin b. Lord and Seth
Low; Frank ID. Sturg,s acted as Secretary. Many
spectators were present.
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CUBA.

The Havana Sugar and Provision Markets.
HAVANA, June l6 1862
The sugar market is very dull and without sales
Prices are nominal at IN tx reals per arrobe for
No. IL Dutch standard. Flour, $l2 per bD. Lard
1Sc per TO- in erces. Potatoes, S. per bbl Freigh's
declining Bacon lSC, Id,
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LOUISIANA.
General Buchanan and the New Orleans Gas
COmpany-The state Omctals not inaugu-
rated.
NEW ORLEANS, June is, 1868.

rated.
NEW ORLEANS, June is, 1868.
General Buchanan has relieved the New Orleans
Gas Company from the action OF General Banks
order OF March 49, 1854, requiring the said company
to transfer to the Quartermaster's Department all
stock standing on the books In the name OF persons
in the civil or military service or the reoei
government, or who had not complied with
the act OF Congress OF July II, 1852. or the
Presidents proclamation or December s, 1852. All
such stock, together with the unpaid dividends ac.
crued since January, 1866, is released from the re-
strict!ons Of said order.
No attempt at the Inauguration OF State oficials
was made to-day, as called for by Registrar Pack
ards two proc,amations. though they were In con.
su,tation this morning A considerable crowd OF
negroes were in attendance at Mechanics Institute
IN expectation OF the event.
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NORTH CAR OliNA.

The state Legislature 20 be Convened To-day.
RALRiGH June Is. 1868.
w. W. Holden Governor elect of North Carolina
Issues his proclamation tomorrow converting the
General Assembly on Wednesday, the lst day Of July
next. The ofcers VIII be Installed It is understood
as soon as their disabilities have been removed eX
Cept such as are already qualified. who, 1t is pre-
sumed, vii, comply with the law Of Congress Just
passed.
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS Of DENMARK.

Collector smythe has received copy OF the follow
ING letter from the United States Consul at Elsnore
I'm relation TO the quarantine regulations Of Den.
mark
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ELsINORE, May 1s, 1858.
Hon. +. W. SEWARD, Assistant Secretary OF state,
SirwI have the honor to inform you that law has
Just been published here regulating the landing OF
Asiatc cholera patients from vessels Ii provides:-
!. That vessels arriving from ports infected with
Asiatc cholera are prohibited to land any persons
passengers or crew. until the vessel has been Wis.,
case with vessels arriving from other places, II on
the voyage they have had cholera patients or dead
2 Vessels arriving In the roads and before enter
ing harbor have TO hoist the quarantine flag, or in
default thereof white flag ON the maintop.
3. II on the examination OF the physician 1t Is
found that the vessel has the voyage has had,
or that there may be fear Of introducing the conta-
gion the Quarantine Commissioners or health police
are authorized to adopt precautionary measures with
regard to the sick or dead and their bringing away
from the vessel, and also to have the vessel cleaned
before any OF the persons board permitted to
land
4. In Copenhagen and the seaports steps are to be
taken to provide proper places where cholera pa
tents can be received
8. The physicians fee for examining vessel az
provided in section one, IL for vessel VI sk IONS,
two rx dollars; one hundred tons, three Tx uors n
vessels over one thousand tons, i've rix dollars ine
fee OF the physician, and his transportation 70 anu
from the vessel and the expense OF aLdne anu sn
nursing OF the patients, as also tue eAPehs
ing the vessel TO be borne by the same. secsriy &c m
10 be given by the vessel for the pas,,a ~ ~ @ %a
expenses before any persons are permitted 10 oe
landed -. =. s...,ors
o. Transgressons Of the regulations Va o seVSOmD Gyms
one and two, or such orders as the vuafan.,me
mssoners or health police may issuetin @ ~, ~
| with section three, are punished py nne VI ohe
Section seven authorizes the Minister OF Justice to
enforce this law against other dangerous contagious
| diseases than that mentioned In section one.
ihaVe w" "o"o' '" W. GEORGE p. HANSEN,
United states Consul.
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AQUATIC.

match has been arranged between Swami, the
well known amateur oarsman Of the champion Alta
lanta Boat Club, and White, OF the Gulick Club, for
single scull race Of three miles, to take place about
the middle of July, on the course Of the Hudson
Amateur Rowing Association, Elysan Fields. The
contest will be for prize worth $500, the men pull
ing in seventeen feet working boats. Articles will
be signed in q day or two.
Ferron, OF the Vesper Boat Club, will also shortly
measure skill with White, OF the Gulicks. In q three
mile race, the Yonkers course, for cup worth
$l00.
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TELLGRiPHiC NEWS
r r on
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Parnguaynn Wnr-BOmbardment and
Assault of Humaita by the Ailies-Desperate
Battle and Victory of the Paraguayans.

LISBON, June Is, 1868.
The South American mail steamer has arrived here
from Rio Janero She brings the following inte!ii-
gence from tie scene OF war on the Parana:-
After heavy bombardment OF Humata the allies
made combined attack the rear OF that position
TO gain possession Of the forest OF the Gran Chaco
and thereby cut of the communication Of the Para
guayans.
The assault was repu!sed after desperate engage
mont, and the allies compelled to renqulsh the
attempt
The seige of Humaita however, still continued and
the fortress was closely invested by land and water
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
NEW YORK YACHT CLUE.
Special Notice.

BY resolution OF the Club tickets now issued to
members for the steamer which leaves Desbr0sses
street at past nine A. M. on Thursday June ls,
carry with them the right OF admission for ladies'
who accompany them. II. MORTON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
EGYPT.
Rights Of Foreigners and judicial Reform.

LONDON, June Is, 1s6s
In the House OF Commons this evening the Secre.
tary OF State for Foreign Affairs, Lord Stanley, said
the Egyptian government entertained q plan forthe
establishment OF courts OF law to protect the rights
OF residents in Egypt OF foreign BIRTH and that the
Nlceroy was des.rous OF carrying the measure into
effect,
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
NEW YORK.
Political Movements In the Interests OF Canal
Men.

BUFFALO, June Is, 1868.
A; a preliminary meeting OF canal men here to-
day, circular was adopted and published IN the
evening papers addressed to all parts OF the State,
calling upon canal men to organize In state Conven-
vention and nominate canal State ticket. They say
the only sure mode OF bringing about q reform IN
cana management Is In the ballot.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
CALF ORNIA.
The Yosemite Grant-Arrivai Of Chinese mt
san Francisco.

san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10, 1865.
The fact has just transpired that the act OF the
last Legislature alternating the Yosemite grant, which
was passed over Governor Haights veto, was not
certified TO by the Secretary OF state legally
ceived and lie not a law.
The ship Cowper from Hong Kong, brings four
hundred Chinese.
The democratic county primary elections are called
here for the 25th INST
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
GERMAN Y.
Naval ReorRa nization.

NHVHI NtUTBUutZUIfUHs
BERLIN, June l5 1888.
The North German Parliament has passed the bill
authorizing the government to raise loan the pro-
ceeds OF which are to be applied to the enlargement
and Improvement OF the federal navy,
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A.-Jeffers Offers Extraordinary Bargains
I'm Ladies' Misses Chtldrens Boots and Shoes JET
FERs Ss and 3s Broadway. opposite st. James, Hoffman
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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A.-"Only Dyspepsia" DOctor?, said Pa.
tent to Abernehy wba would you have!" said the great
he piasus Indigestion the sess @ q coSp.es.
vEsCENT APERIENr and escape at Its present
MES probable consequences neglected Sold by all
drug
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Why IL the Complexion Of Lady who Uses
Phslons "PAPhiAN LOTION" like eloquent speechs
is clear brilliant and bewichng Sold by al druggsts
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SERViA.
The New Reiguing Prince.

The New Reiguing Prince.
BELGRADE, June l5 1858.
The nephew OF the late Prince Michel has been
declared his successor under the title OF Prince
Milan ~.
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A.-Hazard e. Caswelps Pure

Ask for Miller's Hair Dye, Best and Cheap
the skin Sold by druggiss Depot IS Dsy
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A.-PhalOn's ''Paphan Soapo Possesses tho
same properties the "Paphian Lotion" 25 cake.
It will not chap the skin Il 10 invaluable Tor the TOILET,
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

A.-For a stylish and Becoming Hat Pa-
tronze BURKE Of s Fulton His decidedly
popular.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

All Persons Desiring to Occupy Their Own
house and afford city property shOud at
tend the great sae Of 500 Lots Duneen j. near Plain
nsld- Ned dav
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square also at 3s7 Broadway.
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A.-PhalOn's "Paphian Lotion" Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIP.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars nns
CuGs, Broadway and Union square; aso Wholesale AM
retail at S1 Broadway.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In tho
world The only perfec, Dye harmless, reliable lnssnta
neous. Factory Is Bond street.
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| Cristado Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied at NO
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

Watches and Jewelry,
Of ai descriptions for sae by GEO u ALbhN' '' p''
way, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

COD LIVER OIL.
Best In the world.
Manufactured on the sea shore, by CASwELL HAZARI
4 Co, under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

Wtss, Toupees and Ornamentai Hair. Nc 3
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyens sh coloF~ bAie""
fOR,a Rnnd street
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AstOT house.
Caution Against Purchas Sing "Fiorencr" md
Empire Sewing PUZZLE s sIs sewins
Machine Company OF sos Broadway New York and called
sOsSe S @ sowsr na Y s' s"d Empire
Machnes an infringement, upon nss says be.n
acting without our authority license since september io'
1851 and in violation OF our rights ,, .,,, 81. ,.,,
an1 a All "FIorence "Lmpire" machines unless pro-
sqrea IRON ewne Machine COMPANY prior September ~.
ls as they win be personally prosecuted ior 'he infringe
i for an Injunction against the Empire Company" has
been commenee and .us VII De instituted a. one sssn
wnEEtER wilson's NAsyFINg Tsigx coMrASHs snyS,sv
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Campaign Medals and badges, Manufac-
u,red by HOLMES, BOOTH &HAyDENs, ~ Chambers e.
and English Levers 500 each for by GEO. c. ALLEN.
lis broadway, one door below Canal street,
uiIl-The Iniinitable's Hair CuttiuR studio,
as srosdwsy-sbsving &C. Hair dye be, bes, In use Sold
by al druggsls
The Reason why.-Our Readers VIII re.
taken into custody last week charge OF wearing male
attire The given for her assumption Of the garments
donned panaloons that she might wear one OF kSoN'S
spring style Hats, to De had a, NO sis broadway.
The Famous Corner-sy Nassau street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan job Printing
Watches and Jewelry,
Of ali descriptions, for sac oy oEo u ALhhN' VIZ ~
way, door below Canal street.
W,ss, Toupees and Ornamental Hair. IRess
quality Rar Dye and Hair Dyeins, all cooSs' at BAich"-
fOR's, Is Bond street
soo Lots Will be sold mt Aucsion.-l,unciles
NJ on cen,ra % sw ysst on. hour and twsny winIes
sce sdyerissrnsnt nndss Auction sales,
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The Famous Corner-91 Nassau street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan job Prnt
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xon c,s Will be sold mt Auction.-DuneiIeus
"a on Central Railroad Of New Jersey rapidly sowns
sos sdvertlssrusnt under Auction sales,
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Collector smythe has received copy OF the follow
ing letter from the United States Consul at Elsnore
in relation to the quarantine regulations Of Den.
mark
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

uiII-The Iniinitable's Hair Cutting Studio,
aeS prosdwsysbsving Ac. Hair dye boe beat In use Sold
LIZ AL drInrlse
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Fine Gold Hunting Case Watches, American
English Levers 800 each for sale by GEO. Z. ALLEN
na ErnadMay. one door below Cana street.
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Campaign Medals and badges, lIanufac.
.nnon hr MoLMEs, BOOTH 4 HAYDENs, " Chambers g.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
DoLBEAR CoMMERc1AL. CoLLEGE,

Of the city of New. Orleans, La. hfsae
It was founded in l832-has charter from the
State as a permanent Institution under the diree.
ion Of a Board of Trustees appointed by the Leg
Stature, and is authorized to confer Degrees, Di-
olomas, &c. It was not suspended during the wsr.
Terms-Payable in advance.
Penmanship-lessons not limited, S25 90
Book keeping double aDd single Entry,
&C., perfect course, @ SO 90
Arithmetic, including all commercial cal
culations, SO 90
Lectures on commercial Law, 20 co
rhe above constitutes the commercial course.
English-Grammatica course, sc 90
English--Full course, 100 20
French, 100 GO
Spanish, 100 90
German 100 90
Latin, 100 90
Greek ~ 100 90
Teachers course in Penmanship, 100 90
Life Ticket in all the Departments, 500 90
/ N. B. A student having paid or a course in
any branch above, is entitled to Life Ticket
in that Department. He can attend such branches
as he may desire,
For any Language per month, 20 90
Stationery for commercial course, 90
Stationery for Penmanship, SO
Diploma, gs+. 90
commercial communities. q
All former students are invited to renew their
studies, free of charge.
Iy, if she would develop her vast resources of
wealth, which are much more numerous than those
of Brazil.
We have ample arrangements for SEQ students
during the current year
Parents can make liberal conditions for theil
sons if they apply soon. Those from the country
can board with good families speaking English,
French, spanish or German. at moderate rates.
A business education, that enables one to earn
$4,000 $4,000 annually, is the best fortune pa
rents can give their AS the college has
been in successful operation for more than quar-
ter of century, and the practical plan here pur-
sued received the unanimous concentrations of the
press and business community, and as severalthou-
sands of its former students now in business in
this cityand the country, it is deemed useless
to go into extended explanation of the plan or
merits of the Institution.
Ee The city is now healthy. Persons from 10 to
60 years OF age attend such branches as they may
wish. BY having a special Professor for each
branch three-fourth of the students time ssaved.
Students intended for this college should bring
this circular special directions, every winter
there are temporary establishments opened. Your
Students should put their funds in the hands of
their merchant, the President of the college.
citizens and strangers are invited to call College
Office, Room No. I. College in the Story build
iDgs. corner Camp and Common streets,
RUFUS DOLBEAR.