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New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
M1RRIEp.

BBNEDIcT-ScHANcKo Thursdy evening" JGns At Bnsss's
Monroe County y BY the Rev Dr. Hall Edward bensit
Booyu T. and Emma b. daughter Of p schaack Of hs 'r
place,
GARDISRR-soUIRgs-At Brooklyn r. D. By the Rev wm ~
johnson Frank Gardner MARY e. daughter Of the late Caps
Peter Squires -.
HAYAR-LYoN-In Burlington. VI, weinesiay MAY ~ iaA
Rev H. Gufn, George Ingerson hayn@ Laea b''s
all Of Burlington.
WEDNESDAY jane at the residence me
parents Rev. John w. Sares Alexander h~As"
Ettie y daughter Of John D. Conan all Of Brooklyn
LBY-MAXwELL-Ou Thursday, June 4 at Trinity Csspet
by Swope Louis MAnley Of Atehson hAuas 70 n
daughter Of j. T. B. Maxwell esq. Of tbls city
McGRORGEKING-On Wednesday June g. al the residence OF s
brides parents Chauueey Giles Of New iok John No
George oboken, N j. 70 Marion e. eldest dAagaer oi
1. King, esq, OF jersey City. g .--St..rt
Philadelphia ard Saratoga papers please copy
MALCAMNAssQ9 TbnId,y June at ss J,Isss rs Gsas RS
Poribsm by the Rev. G. D. Gillespie D. D. Assisted " e rev
Tiffany William Weyman Mall to Mara c. daughter OF O''ah
Cammann.
POTrS-BRRvOORT-At the Church Of the AoDemen Tbursf
June by the wm Sabine william Roekli Potts to Euiy
BrevSort
RoMER-BARYUM-On THURSDAY June At The residence o. tht
Banum John R0me 70 JOSIE daagp
ter Of Daniel Bsrnum, esq, all Of this city
sCOTT-wALL-rn HeEYork THURSDAY Jane 1853 ~ The hev
l. Jane, L. Henry Brigham Scoti, late Of Macon, Geosa
SllIe danghter the Hoo. WIN. Wall Of Ne"'iork
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06

t Al, h,es receipts bales exports 70 hyspso ia
b couis g bales stock iOl bales Sterling bfonSse f
55 New YORK Sght Exchange per cent Preinq ~. C,os
hTcrr.T Gs line market duh nominay W wy
cceun from All Of the state are favorable an Roaa
WI~rSeToN O. June 5SpIhts Tnrpenune nominal 81 ,Iga
huOyant; Strained 81 20 NO ~ ~ i'' ~ " 49, !
GyEsToN TeIas June 5Tls Buin to-day gives we IPioss
eoton satsment Recepts the week 90 bales Erpo a
wise bales stock 466 bales Receipts ot ne pIS, a.
% 253 bales; other Texas ports 91 bales hhpoif''b"'
5l5 bes coastNise, a 64 bales IL. ~ 2o0 b.les Of
SAvANsAH Ga Jane quiet but frm s OF @V o'' "
LoUvIIIK Juue 5-Tobacco-Sales % bids Lugs AZ o.
90 49, Medium Leaf Slfdsl5 Breckenridge Count ~ 49,.
FourSuperfue SO 25d SO 80 Wheat hrmr a. " W~ PL
s3d85c Corn gp095c Rye So 03d ~ TO- Lard c ,h cIs.,
s27 T59S2a Baco1-Shouiers Isle Clear hb sl9e So
Sides i7c Bulk Shouders 2lc Clear Rib sides loie
lie whisky nominal poe Cotton srm al s io ~ "a
BUVVALo 5-Reeciptswhest 5000 bush Ooth i 80.
busb Rye 5000 bush Fcur lJeO o epe h
mentswhea y 100 bush oats zovD ~
Barley 5000 Preigts 6neilc Wheat le on Ooo
Spring at $40 Wheat holding o. nominal % 10 ~ a.
Spring opened closed dull and dospng safes
bsb Western al 7Ic 900 bush DO at &c. all on the spot T
asking 81 80 for Western Mess Pork S28 50 Lard bte baHT
nominal Seeds nominal
CHARLKsToS c. June 5-Coton dull sales q bales hddnss
nominal at 2gd29lc Receipts ~ bales
CHICAGO June 3-Fom-Spng Extras s99S $40 80 wheat aed
eratelg active 03 Tor No 81 8i for No Co.'s
active buyers sellers easier; sellers 6e s
dnl; sample the track 81 % Provisions quiet hcs Porn
6rp AZ S7 5Oas27 sciiye, l5td6c Bulk hesn
inactive So FreghI dali at &c Wheat and Cors
to Butt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
The workingmen's Union held their regular

The Workingmen's Union held their regular
meeting last evening az Early Closing Hall President
william Jessup In the chair. Henry W. Ford was re-
celved as delegate from Typographical Union No 9, IN
place OF Geo H. JacOtt resigned. Mr. Muhall rendered
h resignation ns Secretary OF the Union on account Of
sone dissatisfaction having been expressed by the society
which ne raprcsented The Union, however, declined
10 accept thcrcsignaton Of Mr. Muha and the matter
was laid ON the table The Committees appointed To visit
various trade organizations presented favorable reports
from the stair Builders UnOn Brass Founders ana I'm
ishers House Smiths, House Carpenters ana COopers
The Chairman announced that the House Carpenters ana
Jon,s Iuon No 10 Harlem, had been organized un-
der favorable auspices Reports from yarl0ns 0rganza
tions were received The JOuTneymen Bakers reported
the Socley ON strike for advance OF 80 cents day
In wages reduction Of the hours Of labor. and board
wages IS per week. IN lieu Of board IL Was DeleVed
tha1 fbe hos" bakers generally would accede To their
demands without demurring. discussion on the ap-
nrcntrrl system took place, and SIR Ennis, from the
men Plastercrs' Association explained the rules
~ tb Snciety on the subject which worked WELL ana
winch he thought equally pracuchple 10 al siAs
organjzations The Union then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
A new style of writing paper is issued by q

a new style of writing paper is issued by the
Sunny sido Paper Company, at Springfield, Mass which
We are sure will be great convenience TO authors jour
nass and clergymen There three varieties Of the
paper being OF three different sizes The sheets are
longer than the ordinary notepaper, little narrower
also and perforated at end, so that when sheet Is
written over II may bo slipped hook where 1t is
secure and accessible and when the article or manu-
script is finished it may be readily tied together In
structons with reference to preparing copy for the
printer accompany each box Of the paper Persons with
literary aspirations who lack practical knowledge ON
the subject will study these directions with advantage
TO themselves aud to the compostor
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
RELIGIOUS.

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH.
HUDSON n. Y, June 5.-As much Of the Re-
port OF the Board of Education relates TO Hope College
was referred to the Committee the Professorate A
communication was received from the classes OF Arco in
relation 70 weather; referred 10 the Rev. Drs Neles
A. b. Vansant s. r. Brown, and Elders Walter Bradt and
j. b. Jewett. The Rev. Henry Gordon OF the United
Presbyterian Church, offered the congratulations
OF the church to the synod The Rev Dr. Porter Prcs
dent Of the Synod IN return rendered the good wishes
and concentrations OF the Reformed Church The Rev
Mr. Zacharah presented his credentials corresponding
delegate from the General Synod Of the German Re
formed Church The Rev. W. T. Sehol presented ls ere
dentas together with the action OF the General synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church The Rev Narclsss
Perr6 presented testimonials fiom the Paris Tract so
cietv, communication received from the Rev DT
Ferris asking TO be relieved from further service as
member Of the Board OF Foreign MISSIONS
DIR. Ferris has served "a a member OF the
Board ever since its organization. a Gommun'
cation was received from the classics OF Wisconsin
declaring TO be pernicous to the welfare OF
the church The report OF the Rev John Steele delegate
ecundus TO the General Synod Of the Reformed Presoy
terian Church received The Rev. j. NJ Ferris spoke
I'm behalf OF the claim Of foreign missions, The Rev Or
Lee spoke in behalf Of the Board OF Education. The Rev
Dr. Lansing addressed the Synod behalf OF the Board
OF Publication. Remarks were offered by several mem
bers OF the Synod relation TO the Interests OF the seYe
raj boards,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
NAVAL GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, June 5-The following naval orders
have b4eu pomuRted Admiral H. K Thatcher has been de
tahed from the North Pacific Squadron the 9th Of
Au o,tt aud ordered Newly ok Rear Admiral Thomas
detached From the command OF the Navy Yard At
Mare Island California the 1T Of August aeit and ordered to report
Of the North Pacific Squadron
Passed Assistant Surgeon Shaw has been detached from duty at
League Island Pennsyans and ordered 20 the practice ship Mace
onan Alden has been ordered To take command Of
the Mare NaviA on the detachment Of Rear Admiral Craven
has ordered 20 the practice ship Macedonian
Passed Surgeon r. n Pcmose has been ordered duty
I.auu lnau
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
MUSIC.
A NEW ARTISTE.

On Wednesday next, at the Academy of Mu-
sic Madame Bageard principal singer Of the rst
theaters Of France and pupil OF Duprcz. Will appear In
"Ia Fayorta" assisted by other artists Of celebrity
Places may be secured at the Academy.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr. G.. W. Morgan has accepted an engage
ment as organst aud director Of music at 81 Anna k
Church, Astor-pncc. where he viii play 20 morrow lie
will find there instrument worthy Of his skill
Mr. Theodore Thomas offers an attractive
program this afternoon, IN the Central Park Garden,
Seventh C., Fifty nnth-st See advertisement FOR
particular.
The success of Mazzoleni in Paris seems TO
have been substantial, though not very emphatic.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
The stnted meeting of the BOard of Man

The stated meeting of the Board of Man
ayers Of tho American Bible Society was held at the
Bible House, Astorpace. ON Thursday, James Lennoh,
esn i'm the chair one new auxiliary was recognized IN
south Carolina. Communications were received from
M Thos NJ Westrup, Monterey, giving satisfactory
orconnt OF tho work I'm Mexico ana requesting fresh
supply OF books from the Rev Isaac g. Bliss Consta
tnone with gratifying report IA To the work In syria,
and as To- the circulation Of the Arabic Bible from the
Rey Geo Washburn Aintab with the annual letter from
the Central Turkey Mission as to Their bDe WORK 1Ias
Gus sizes and different languages To the Missionary
Society f the Methodist Episcopal Church, grant was
made OF Atabc Testaments for India; Tostaments Ia
Portuguese for Para Brazil; Spanish Bibles ana Iesta
ments FOR Mexico; Bibles and Testaments, Danish ana
swedish for ScandinavIans in Minnesota; Obwa Iesta
ments for Obwas IN Wisconsin; and TO numerous huA ~
iorv societies and Bible committees at the SOUTH IN
funds 81 900 were granted the A. b. c. h. NJ tor bloio
N
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
BASE BALL.
ECKFORD VS.. ATHLETIC.

The ex-champion organization OF the conn.
trv pnt IN their first appearance in match game ths
season. yesterday Opposed TO nen wno @ tba seoso5
The FEfords had things their own way knocking the
balls for no less than q runs IN the thlu @ s dna
naTed ot Of mullins who need more OF practice than
oTeanI1ation The Eckford nme consisted OF Messrs'
Nod TInn patterson Ward Egger, Fesler, Van Alst.
Kline and Allison The following shows the runs made
~ '"oh inning i ID 9Th 5ih 9Th. 7th 9th 9th Total
Athletic ...........1 % 70 ia
Eckford 10 ~ ~"
Uspire-Mr Mills OF Atlantic Club
DEFEAT OF THE BUCKEYES.
CINCINNATI. Juno GA match game was
PLAYED this afterpoon on the Buckeye Grounds IN THIS
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
Tho rvecutive Committee of the East Side AS

socaon met last evening Cooper Union and appointed
ceed o and urge upon Congress the necessity
m an appropratiOn for the removal OF obstrucuons At
Hell GAZE The members OF the East Side Association
arc owners OF property situated on the east side OF the
citv below Thrtyhfh-st, and east OF Fitthaye. and
ths pnwery petition already been forwarded TO
Congress In which the petitioners say that $4,000 only
been expended by the General Government on the
He'll Gate distractions while the value OF tunnage ana
carcoes daily passing have reached E500o that one IN
every 40 OF the vessels passing Is injured or totally
reeked. that vessel safely enter or depart from
tbe harbor by way Of Sandy Hook drawing over 2j ee
of water and that II the rocks removed from He'll
Ga shin chaune not less than SO feet deep, would bo
securcd aud the sailing time OF Atlantic steamers
coud thereby be shortened day. To defray the ex-
nenses OF the Committee Legislation the FINANCE COni
inittee was instructed TO raise the sum OF $500.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
SiIenced nf Inst.

Heretofore our magnificent seroon Of Wheeler
Wilson greeted the musical click Of their Sewing haeha
penee with song and the hum Of pleasant Voees As'
the hapee The Wheels now glide as swiftly aud the silver sn
weave the sken peay stitches but silent dream or %
angel whisper Improvement hushe that silver 20 i0nse'
will mothers she her babe 70 sleep OF s
a As she stitches herself and loved Silent Sc s
battbsat or the ebbGo~ cuDts wheels and glide ana
glitter leaving its pretty mistress make all the noise
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
THE RECENT ALLEGED ROBBERY OF THE
,cTprss az IyNr =

On Wednesday night last an officer, whose
name IS unknown arrested in this city Mr. Crabtree the
father Of the actress Lotta, an account OF whose al
legged theft OF 900 worth OF Uated states bonds from
his daughter st ST. Louis No. has been printed In THE
TRIBUNE. The prisoner taken TO Police Headquar-
ters where after appeared his wife and daughter
aud declared that there truth whatever In the
port the robbery. Accordingly the accused was dis
charged from custody.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON June 5.--1he President has nornina-
SewYOk % be mnsterresdnt a. fafHRa
ys Washburue resigned Also w H. Parker TO be Secretary o hs
TERRITORY Howell; also Nathan Coz G 10 he Uated
States Attorney for Yves. virginia also s.ossrsssaAn !osn
MsoB Norfolk Va be United States trct AoTasJ ioi he
Virginia district place OF L. r. Chandler whose commission w ek
the Of Ju DstanL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
FLORAL OFFERINGS TO THE MEMORY OF UNION
SOLDIERS.

PEEKsKILL, n. Y, June 5.-All places Of
business have been closeu including the PostOnce and
public departments. Early this morning the place was
alive with men, women and children running TO and fro
dressed in holiday attire. and carrying flowers Of every
At O'Clock m. the Union Veterans OF COurtand, con
slstlng OF companies \ and B, under command OF
marched to the Hudson River Railroad depot,
aud there awaited the arrival Of the New'iork morning
erDress When that train arrived 10 brought Company
f. Hawkins Zouaves of NewYork, composed Of 20 men.
and commanded BY Capt Henry C. Perley he@Iea oy
cOrted their guests 10 Joseph Roes Hotel where shI
tGSg' 6s4t SSao4 mo3cSsS Ts fgf'' wbe & sr6c
formed ShOfy before y o'clock noon, the Grand Mar
shal gave the order forward and the nney organsed
the Finch House, and the cmeu took their apparatus
70 be Cortland CemeteTy to miles distant In due time
the line OF march was taken up for he city OF the dead
reds upon hundreds OF people had assembled there Az
p m. the procession passed the main entrance, fuly
5000 men, women and children gazing upon the scene.
The military and fremen filed into adjacent lot, while
the speaker clergy aud other aghted from their car.
wooden church edhce In the center Of the cemetery.
This church 100 years old At the proper time the
the large wagon laden heavily with flowers was drawn
near the old church buildings. The Grand Marshal INTRO
Sytefian church Of Peekski and after feryent prayer
the Rev Mr.. Terry Of st. Paus NJ T. Church 3i Peeks,
kill read hymn, which written by VIM Oand BOurhe'
Thou has Iy,d . make 4, frssi
Till all lands shall come 10 Thee
The Grand Marshal then introduced the Hon Channcey
Depew the orator OF the day After the Grafton, te
Rev Mr. Rhodman pastor Of the Episcopal church re1d
tbe memorial byInn, composed by Edward J.. Novel;.
This Finished the Mr. Ferguson pastor OF the Sec
The soldiers and fremen accompanied by the bands,
then visited the graves Of the dead Union soldiers
each one Of which marked by small American nag
zach grave was profusey decorated with the floral oner
ngs Al A o'clock the procession reached town again ana
came 10 halt in Mainst, when Grand Marshal Hustled
i'm few eloquent remarks thanked the hrenen and mill
tary and the column was dismissed
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
sTRIKE AND rNcIPIEST RIOT.

WORCESTER, juno 5.-The strike among the
shoemakers In Ashland, Mass, eliminated IN riotous
demonstration yesterday account OF the manufactu
hiring persons who not members OF the S Crs
pin Order. The Sons OF St. CTspn paraded with a
band Of music and threatened to destroy the building
Forty citizens armed themselves TO keep the peace The
arrival Of special force Of IS State consables queed
the diAtnrbance. All Is qnict to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06

Col. St. Leger Grenfel, who escaped from
the Dry Tortugas months ago. and was believed 70
ha We been drowned, ls In safety. The Aoos hWS
Ter saws letter has been received at Havana fro Co
Grenfel, ia which he sent his thanks and acknoWeus
ments for kind treatment 10 some OF the army 9ooS ~
Torugas and said that ho was Just about to sail FOR Eng
and
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
TRY
TRY
R. r. RARRIrT'S TOILET SOAPS,

IL. i. BABBITTS TOILET OUAFoI
MlDE FRoN PuRK VEGETABLE OttA -
Chppe Hands and In cleansing and healing tho Fe'h eoe
other Soaps Z. r..
does not keep this Toilet soap ana vi" noe e' W.
you, send your orders direct 10 The
FACTORY.
No. Ga s5 &C. g. &C. 60 70 Wshogt and D sns
WestS., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION.

81. LOUIS, June O.-l ne Homeopathic Nonn ch
ton met here Yesterday Twenty hYe states one leIii
fnry and the District of Columbia were represented
The practice Of homeopathy Is making encouraging pro
gress IN nearly all the states represented
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06

Sy between the Athletic Club OF Philadelphia ard thu
buheye tluD OF TINS city, resulting defeat OF tho
I ~ score OF ~ to &. The playing good on
game w. "
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
TIE sUpERINTENDENTs OF THE INSANE,

BOSTON, June 5.-At a session OF the Con-
ventIOn OF Medical Superinendents OF Insane Asylums
to-day memorial 10 Congress adopted, asking re-.
lief from political disabilities interfering with the proper
discharge Of their official duties by superintendens Of
asylums in the Southern States lately in rebellion
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
TIE STATE on TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

MoRiLR Ala June atoOn-no sales Mdlng nomnaly 23lc
receipts baes sales o the week $50 haes receipts bav
-CoaStwise, a bales stock. ,008 bales.
NKw OHKAS June 3CoIton qust and seady hidugs elc
sales 100 baesi receipts z3 bdes eIpOg Oa LAe Saso Tie
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06

Mrs. Barbara Prentel, German woman, Nv,
inc at No 100 Washngton-st, was fatally DuIhen last
evenng by her clothing taking fro from tho cNPosoh
a Kerosene lamp In her apartment Tho apartment was
not much damaged
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06

Thomas Murphy quaTreled with Mary DevaTd,
one Of the inmates OF No rs NewChamberss last even
ing and cut her severely the wrist with acOttOnhoOk
Ae was arrested ana locked up In the oakst. Police
Station
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06
Sv,tial Notitts.

rbir,eepth Assembly District Grant ClubA meeting OF
tb, will be held al their hesqaaiters No loI
t W - - ,.,nssc.ei JAMES HUNTER PresGent
VIZ 49, NcHoSrn Secresrv IIuGH G,RDNgR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-06-06

Knox's Celebrated Jucunda, 100 Strawberry P1.s "a
Gpevines Raspberry Blackberry aud Cuant Plants crcot
Pittsburgh and warranted true to Oa rPeah ei
ad sale at ALI NURSERIES, IN ONE No ~ Broaarr ssc
noor My representative Mr. BARTHOLOMEW can " sec.
at No. a. PSTkplaee, corner Of Church.
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Proposals will also SsH
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2lo6 From Canton to Osdsnsburg,
back, once a week.
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Arrive at Osdensburg by I'm.
Leave ogdensburg Saturday at lpm.
Arrive at Canton by . p IN.
1907 From Granville Sunni It to Granville Cen.
tire, ~ miles aud back twice a week.
Leave Granville Summit Tuesday and Fri.
day at m.
Arrive at Granville c.utr. by 2sopm.
Leave Granville Centre Tuesday and Fri.
day at pm.
Arrive at GRANVILLE snnit BY $3.50 I'm.
2l0S From Troy, by SylvAaia, Sullivan, Gray's
Valley. Mainssbsrg, to Mansfield, 10
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Troy daily except Sunday at s q IN.
Arrive at Mansfield by 10 IN.
Leave Mansfield daily except Sunday at /
Arrive at Troy by SPIN.
2l09 From French Mills, by Wells. to Rdsall-
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Leave French Mills Tuesday and Saturday
at sam.
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Leave Edsallville Tuesday and Saturday
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2lio From Towanda, by Myersburg aud Rome,
TO Nerth Orwell, Is miles and back, three
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Saturday at 8 a IN.
Arrive at North Orwell BY IL m.
Leave North Orwell Tueoday, Thursday
and Saturday at pm.
Arrive AT Towanda by 5 p m.
all Psom Rome, by North Rome, South Litoh.
field, Litehheld and Tioga Valley, to
Athens. lot miles and back, twice q week.
Leave Rome Tuesday and Friday At Q m.
Arrive at Athens BY II = N.
Leave Athens Tuesday and Friday at II N.
Arrive at Rome by 3 p IN. i.rr Il
2ltf From Pike. by Ls Raysviiis, South War.
rem, West Warren, Windham and East
Nichols, to 0Sego, ~ miles and back,
three times q week.
Leave Pike Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day at 10 m.
Arrive at 0wego by 30pm.