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NEW YORK, Sept. 8-ArrIved, steamship TrIpoli
lie MessuIier. from Liverpool via Boston,
BaTque Thos Fletcher. Pendleton. FRO u OAIdiG
BaIque Ibis, CrRbtEee, from Leghorn.
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VERMONT.
The Latest Returns.

ElMoNTPELIER, Sept 3.-Returns of the Cover.
nor's vote have been received from 20S towns,
with the following RESULT
Page (Republican) 39,698
Edwards (DemocraO. 1925
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Pages majority :. 25.973
Thirty.three towns remain to be heard FROM
Reports from 1914 towns show the elections to
the Legislature, as iollows:-
Republicans 1856
Democrats
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BELOW.
, Brig Anna Margaretha, from Gothenburg.

ouEENsTowN Sept. 4-The steamship China NON
New York August 26, arrived to day.
ar Assow, Sept 4.-The steamship Hibernia, non
New York August 22 arrived yesterday, ava
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Brig M L B. for Glace Bay. cleared yesterday was net
despatched by Messrs l.. Westergaard & Co., as re-
ported,
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Tne Indian Treaties-The Ogallalas ant
Cheyennes Refuse TO Meet the Peace Com
missi0ners.
VIRGINIA..

Appointment Of q Governor and Richmond
Councilmen by Gen. SehoHcld-The Conven-
tion-Adoption Of a Report ON Representa-
tion-Rioting Among Negro Laborers at
Midlothian Coal Pits.
RICHMOND, April 4, 1885,
General Henry II. Wells Of Alexandria, was this
morning appointed Governor of Virginia by
General SchOheld. He has been residing In
Virginia since 1852, is from Michigan. and was
brevet brigadier general in the United
states Army. He enters upon the duties
OF his office at once. General SchOfeld also made
new appointments to the City Council. Among them
are the following: Collector, Mulford; Alexander
Sharpe, Postmaster, and Horace L. Kent, william G.
citizens.
In the Convention to-day communication was re-
ceved from General SchOheld approving the ordi-
nance for the issue of certificates of Indebtedness to
pay the expenses of the Convention This approval
extends only to April g. and the time for the redemp-
ton OF the certificates Is to be fixed hereafter by the
General The convention will probably have to levy
tax II its session Is continued
Tne report on representation was adopted.
The United States Grand Jury has found true bills
against about thirty revenue officers for fraud.
Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts, visited the Con-
venton to-day. He addressed the colOred people ON
temperance tonight.
telegram to the Dispatch says that rio. is
apprehended at Midlothian coal pits tomorrow.
About two hundred blacks struck for higher wages
and to-day while idle Of their number got into
light with white man. The negro disappeared and
ms comrades are now hunting the neighbOrhOOd,
with threats against all whites unless he Is found
on the hill near the pits Troops have been sent for
from Richmond.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LONDON, April 4-3 p.
M-COnsOls close ut 93 for money and 90 u 93< for
the account American securities close at the follow
ing quotatons:-United States 1ve-twenty bonds,
ok sS' ' ''. ~
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRr April 4-Even-
tng.-United States nVe-twenty bonds closed at 75h
for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTToN MARKET.-LIvERPooL, April
4-3 p. M.-The cotton market closed active and
buoyant, and at q still further advance In prices.
The sales have exceeded by 10000 bales the
estimate made at the opening, and have aggregated
quite $4,000 bales, including large proper
cotton to arrive Is still very heavy, and prices have
advanced fully I'D. per h. since the opening Prices
of American descriptions closed as follOws:-Mid-
ding uplands on the spot 12hd. l2ssd; midding
uplands to arrive, l2Ad.; mlddling orleans, GAd.
127sd.
April "a p M-The market closed quiet and steady.
Corn, 4Os. Cd. per quarter for new mixed Western.
wheat 16s per Genital for California white and las. 3D.
for No. red Western. Barley, S. Cd. per bushel.
Oats, A. Id. per bushel Peas 46s 81. per oo4 lbs.
LIVERPOOL. PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPOOL,
April 4-3 p. M-Provisons closed firm. Beef l22s.
3D. per Dbl. for extra prime mess. Pork is firm and
has advanced to s2s 3d. per Dbl. for Eastern prime
mess Lard is drmer and closed at 61s. Cd. per cwt
for American. Cheese, 55s. per cwt. for the best
grades OF American fine. Bacon, 46s. per cwt. for
LIyERpOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERpoor, April
4-3P M.-Sugar, 25s. Cd. per cwt. for No. IL Dutch
standard. Rosn, 70. per cwt. Tor common North
Carolina and 12s. for medium Tnrpentne, SSs. vi
ton Refined petroleum, Is. 3d. per gallon. Spirits
petroleum Is per gallon. Linseed cakes f10 15s. per
ton for thin obong for feeding.
PETRoI Fun MMARKET.-LONDON, April 4-Evening.-
A despatch from Antwerp dated this evening quotes
petroleum dull at 43 francs 90 centmes per bbL for
standard white
closed quiet at 43 francs and rs centmes per bbl for
standard white
The New York herald., 1868-04-05


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In the minds of many persons prejudice exists against
what called medicines but why should this pre-
you resorng to article that has such an array OF
testimony support 1t as HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS? Physicians prescribe ii why should you discard
Judges considered OF talent have used and dc
in famies why should you reject It? Let not
your usurp to the everlasting injury OF
your health If you SICK and require medicine, try hes
Bitters
When the bodily energies out by anxiety anA
a stimulant this is the best that can be taken Is
tempered and modified hygienic herbs and roots
which prevent 1t from feverng the blood; and hence
does not produce a temporary excitement, TO Dc
by injurious reaction, but communicates per-
potency to the entire vital organization Some
herbal constituents slightly soporihc, 50 that, fn
where seepessness is of the ot
disease dose of it, taken toward bedtime WI tens
produce quiet and refreshing slumber For Of
heart reors Mysteries fanting fits general resessneae
the causeess fears aud distressing fances to Whicn
especially subject uuder certain morbid
of mind and body peculiar sex, the Bers will oe
found the most agreeable and certain OF all oounsse
rritants. ., -, .,.. a..
The constituonaly may readily keep their in
trinity check the daily use OF this hetntu
vegetable tonic; and those who have shattered their
nerves." phrase either by mprudent indulgence 0e
physical intellectual labor will lind In this vtasng
elixir n prompt restorative
New York office, No. 30 Dey street.
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CUBA.

Weekly Market Report-Exchnnge Quotation
Marine InteIligence-Rainy Weather.
HAVANA, April 4, 1858.
The following are the closing prices Of merchandise
for the week ending tOday:-Molasses ~ q 6 reals
for clayed and 0 reals for common muscovado.
Honey 81 reals per gallon. Freights-Suitable
crafts for reghts to the United States and
the market is stin. Shocks IS q 50 IS for box and
So rs 81 so for hid. Hoops $50 per thousand for
long shaved and $50 for short. Lard 17c. 17hc.
per pound In tierces and 1S1sc 19c. per pound In
rs pound tins. Potatoes IS so SO per bbl. Bees
wax abundant. TallOw 11hc. 12hc. per pound.
Beans So SO q 81 IS per arrObe
Exchange on United States, in gold, short sight,
per cent premium,
The steamships Columbia, Captain Van Sice, from
New York, and Star of the Union, Captain COoksey,
from Philadelphia, sailed to-day for New Orleans.
Ia raining.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.

The following steamships European and coastwise,
left this port yesterday
EUROPEAN.
The Borussia (extra), Capt Franzen, Of the Ham,
urg-American Packet Company, left her dock at
Hoboken for Hamburg, with the United States mails,
80 passengers and full cargo Of miscellaneous
chandise.
The Denmark, Capt. Thomson, OF the National
line left pier No. Al North river for Liverpool, with
2l cabin and 40 steerage passeng $685. 700 in spe
Gle and full cargo Of cotton, corn, wheat and
cheese.
The City of Boston, Captain Roskel, Of the Inman
the United states malls, Al cabin and 1oe st eerage
passengers and q fair cargo OF assorted freight.
The Celia, Captain Gleadell, OF the London and
New York steamship line, left pier No. North river
for London with rs cabin and so steerage passengers
and full cargo Of bacon, cheese, butter, cotton and
The Caledonia, Captain Mcdonald, OF the Anchor
line left pier No. 20 North river for Glasgow, with
3s cabin and IS steerage passengers and fair cargo
The Europe, Captain Rossau. Of the General Trans
atlantic Companys line, left pier No. 80 North river
ioi cabin passengers among whom were the French
dramatic troupe, late Of the French theatre In this
city, $5ee,sto In specie and fun cargo Of cotton,
coffee, provisions and breadstuils
The Equator. Capt Spencer, Of Mesers SpofYord,
for Galveston, with fair cargo Of dry goods and
general merchandise.
the virgo, Capt Deaken, Of Messrs. r. Alexandra
Sonss lne LETT pier No. 10 East river for Havana,
Sisal and Vera Cruz, with passengers and fair
cargo OF miscellaneous merchandise.
The Cortes, Of the Cromwell line, LEFT pier No. 9
North river for New Orleans with 10 passengers and
q fair cargo Of assorted freight.
The victor, Captain Gates, OF the Southern line,
left pier No 20 East river for New Orleans with
passengers and fair CARGO
The United States, Captain Norton, OF the Mer.
chants steamship line left pier No. IL North river
for n
cargo -
The Montgomery, Captain Lyon, OF the Black star
ne left pier No. 10 North river for Savannah, with
IL passengers and O fair cargo OF miscellaneous
merchandise.
The saragossa, Captain Crowell, OF Arthur Leary's
Charleston line left pier IA East river for that port
with s5 passengers and fair cargo OF general mer
chandse. -,
Tue Moneka, Captain Shackford. Of the. PEOPLES
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ENGLAND.
DfsraelPs Defeat-Opinion Of the v0te-Politi.
cal Hope for Ireland.

DisraelPs Defeat-Opinion of the vote-PoIiti.
cal Hope for Ireland.
LONDON, April 4, 1S6S
The defeat 6f the Ministry In the House of Com
mons last evening forms the chief topic of converse
ton Nearly all the journals have editorial articles
on the subject this morning.
The London Times says:-The Commons have re-
solved that this cancer of the empire 1.-THE irish
Church) shall be removed. The rejection
OF Lord Stanley's amendment, to postpone
consideration until the next Parliament, and
the adoption Of Mr.. Gladstone's resolution
TO go into Committee are merely the first steps of the
operation The national will is soon to be expressed
and Will be In no uncertain sound. 1t win insist
That the work 80 happily begun shall be thoroughly
performed. This mornings vote is the dawn of re-
united empire. Now Ireland may take confidence
from this vote that she is sustained by the vast bal
ance OF opinion of the United Kingdom. The wrongs
OF ages are to be ended and right done amid the ac
clamaton OF the nation This must guarantee peace
The London Post concludes very able article with
the following words:-This vote is the death war.
rant OF the Irish Church. No firer trophy has been
won by the Liberal party since the Emancipation act
Of 1929.
The London Standard says:-The effect of this
vote Will be to waste the session without advancing
the object proposed one single STEP
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 4.-The steamship Germana,
Captain Schwensen OF the Hamburg American line,
which left New York on the oath ut, arrived at this
sua delay for the landing OF the English passengers
and malls the Germania proceeded to Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN, April 4.-The Royal Mail steamship
Siberia. Captain Martyr, Of the Cunard line, which
left New FORK on the 25h ult arrived at this port
late this evening on the way to Liverpool.
DISASTER AT SEA-LoND0N, April 4-An American
was burned to the waters edge, at her wharf at Ant
werp this evening. The name OF the vessel has not
SOUTHAMPTON, April 4.-The steamship Berlin, Of
the Baltimore and Southampton line, sailed to-day
for Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

fGermau.American Tribute to Parliament
Freedom Of Parliamentary Debate.
BERLIN, April 4. 1868.
splendid nag Of the North German Confedera-
ton, presented to the Parliament by the German
citizens Of New Orleans, arrived in this city few
days ago.
The gift was formally accepted by the Parliament
yesterday and will be hung in the chamber.
The resolutions which were recently introduced in
the Parliament Of North Germany declaring in effect
that the members ought not to be held responsible
Tor words uttered in debate in any other placer were
carried by . large majority.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05

THE SOUTHERN PEABODY FUND.-Dr Sears, the
general agent OF the Peabody fund, has reached
Charleston s. c. on his southern tour Of inspection.
good deal OF courtesy and politeness. He was the
guest Of Governor Aiken, and visited the schools Of
been very favoraby impressed by the condition and
prospects OF the schools Of Charleston for both races
and gave additional aid to them from the fund OF
Hhich he IL the trustee Governor Aiken was to
accompany him to the sea Islands, where additional
schools were to be opened for colored children DIR.
Sears intended to go next to Forda and the Charles
ton courier saws Il Is glad to earn that the officers OF
the steamboat and railroad companies along the
route thus far have given orders to pass him over
their lines free Of charge"
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
MISSOURI.

Municipal Election In sc. Louis-Thc Demo-
Gratis Victorious.
ST. Louis, April 4, 1868.
An election was held in this city to-day for three
Police Commissioners, two Street Inspectors, Chief
of the Fire Department and several Aldermen. The
entire regular democratic ticket was chosen
by large majority. The republicans had no
candidates In the fed, but supported the indepen-
dent ticket The total vote polled Is little over
nine thousand. The people also voted for a new
city charer and for the purchase by the city OF the
wharI property extending from Ninth to Clay
streets-a distance OF fifteen blocks.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05

Mail Steamship Company's line left pier No. North
river for Charleston, with fair cargo Of assorted
freight.
The Charleston, Captain Berry, OF the New York
and Charleston Steamship Company's line left pier
No. North river for Charleston with 20 passengers
and fair cargo Of dry goods boots, shoes and gene
raj merchandise.
The Jas. s. Green, Captain Inman, of the Express
line, left pier No. Is East river for Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria, with q fair assorted
cargo.
RECAPITULATION.
Seventeen steamships, 1856 passengers and $3.50, ,O4o
I'm sDecie
The New York herald., 1868-04-05

BURGLARY BY BOYs.-Four boys, about nineteen
years OF age each but well known old offenders, and
known to the police by the names OF James Larkin,
James Cooper, alias Palmer, and James Stapeton.
alias Brennan were committed yesterday by Justice
Kelly at the Yorkville Police Court for burglary and
theft The burglary was committed on the night of
the 3Oth ult and the stolen property consisted Of
several hundred dollars worth Of tailors furnishing
goods, the property Of Michael T. Foley, merchant
tailor, at No. 53l Third avenue. No clue was OBJ
tanned Of the burglars or stolen goods until yester-
day, when 0flcer Kerrin, Of the Twenty-first pre-
cinct, came across them trying to sell some OF
the parties at once and subsequently Mr. Foley iden
titled the property as part OF that stolen from his
place. The accused, on being brought before the
magistrate, confessed both the burglary and theft,
and besides stated where the remaining goods could
he found.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
The University Boat Race.

LONDON, April 4, 1868.
The annual spring race between the Oxford and
Cambridge University crews took place to-day over
the usual course on the river Thames The
crews Of both were in fine condition,
and there was considerable anticipation that
the Cambridge crew might again wrest the
honors Of a triumph from the Oxfords. The race
was closely contested throughout but by strenuous
effort on the last mile the Oxfords gradually forced
ahead Of their competitors and passed the goal three
lengths ahead, amidst the most uproarious cheers
OF the. thousands who lined the banks and crowded
the deem of the fnnumerable river craft in attend
ance.
The royal steam yacht Of the Prince of Wales was
present, containing the Prince and Princess, to-
gether with many other distinguished personages
The distance pulled was four miles, which was ac-
complished by the victorious oxfords in twenty
minutes.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
House Of Representatives.


WASHINGTON, April A. 1858.
The House met at twelve O'Clock.
The SPEAKER presented message from the Presi-
dent In relation to the treaty with the German Pow
ers respecting naturalization. Referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations.
Also resolution Of the Georgia Constitutional
Convention asking the removal OF political disabi-
ties in several cases. Referred to the Reconstruction
Also resolutions Of the. New England Conference
in reference to the state Of the country Same REFER
ence.
Mr.. BRooMALI, lrep.) OF Pa, from the Committee
% the Sa S ns on e seSs 1
as used In the dome. Laid aside for future action.
DEPARTURE FOR THE SENATE CHAMBER.
The House then resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole, Mr. Washburne, OF Illinois, as chairman,
and proceeded to the Senate Chamber to attend the
impeachment trial, no business to be done on reas-
sembling.
O'Clock Mr.. wAsHBURNB reported the action OF the
Senate In adjourning as court until Thursday next
AN ADJOURNMENT UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE, (dem.) OF Wis, moved that when the
House adjourn to-day 1t adjourn to meet on Wednes-
day next He stated that by an adjournment to that
bringing before the House any proposition they
Mr.. WAsHBURNE, Of ILL.,, thought that that course
might as well be taken, as owing TO the understand
ing that no business would be done on the reassem-
bling OF the House, hardly quorum Of members
was In the city.
Mr. BLAINE (rep) Of Me-, opposed the motion to
adjourn over, giving as a reason that many members
desired to make speeches as In Committee OF the
Whole; and as there would be great press OF busi-
ness after the conclusion Of the impeachment trial
he thought 1t would be well to allow the speeches to
be made on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The SPEAKER stated that so far as he had any
knowledge, there were only three members now de-
string to make speeches on general subjects.
Mr. Ross, (dem.) Of ILL.,. inquired why speeches
could not be made as in the Committee OF the Whole
during the proceedings on impeachment
The SPEAKER replied that the reason was because
the House had by resolution ordered that it would
attend the Managers Of Impeachment at the bar of
the Senate.
Mr. SCOFIELD, (rep.) Of Pa asked the Speaker
whether there was anything in the constitution to
prevent members making their speeches to them
selves I'm their own ro0mf
The SPEAKER was not aware of any such constitu-
tiOnal objection.
Mr. ScOPIELD remarked that that would answer
all purposes. LaughterJ
MrGARFIELD, rep.) OF Ohio, inquired Of the Speaker
whether there was quorum OF members present
In the cityf
The SPEAKER said that there was not.
The motion OF Mr.. Eldridge agreed to, and
the House ut four O'Clock adjourned till Wednesday
next
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Provincial ParIismcnt-(sasIIght In Cliff.
toD-Passase Of the United States Extra
dition Bill.
OTTAWA, April 4, 1868.
In the House OF Commons Mr. street introduced
bill to authorize the American Gas Company to ex-
tend their pipes across the suspension bridge to
Clifton, Canada.
The hin respecting the extradtion treaty with the
United states was read the third time aud passed,
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
GERMANY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
F r o M

croasy Making Powers Accorded e Minister
Bancroft-COmmercial Union with the
Northern Confederation.
BERLIN, April 4, 1868.
The Hon. George Bancroft, United States Minister
at the Court Of Prussia has been duly commissioned
from the State Department in Washington with full
power to arrange and complete treaty of commerce
and navigation with the authorities Of the North Ger
man Confederation and the members Of the German
ZOllveren.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
wESTcHEsTEa INTELLIGENCE.
Bedford.

SINGULAR FATALITY.-An old resident OF this town,
Mr. Samuel II. Lyon, was fatally injured at the COM
mencement OF last week by kick on the forehead
from horse which he was examining about the feet,
and day or two since he died in great agony. A
strange fatality connected with the ANIMAL for
last fall, when MIR. Lyon was driving N0ut win his
daughter, the same horse ran away ana the girl was
thrown out and instantly killed; now the father has
fallen victim.
MOrrisania.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL young boy, named John
Nolan, got his hand crushed yesterday morning be-
tween the platforms of the cars on the Harlem Rail-
road at the station foot OF Fifth street. Such num-
Der OF boys are constantly playing about the track
that IL Ii miraculous more accidents do not occur In
the vicinity. The boy will probably have the hand
amputated, as two of the fingers neariy severed
and the limb Is badly manged.
Sing Sing.
TEMPERANCE.-The members OF Division 1914 met
on Friday night and elected the officers for the
quarter. There will be great meeting here Of alR
the divisions Of the Sons OF Temperance Of Westches
ter county on the 9th instant
YOnkers.
THE LATE SQUALL.-Durng the violent storm OF
Thursday afternoon slOop, loaded with bricks, from
Haverstraw, capsized or the dock and her crew
were rescued with much difficulty. The vessel then
drifted up the river and sank OF Glenwood.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
ARKANSAS.
Radical Reports Of the Election-The Repub-
lican Majority Said to BE $4,000.

Radical Reports OF the Election-The Repub.
lican Majority Said to BE $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 4, 1s6S
The Democrat Of this morning publishes despatch
from Little Rock Ark, dated yesterday, folows:-
The entire republican State ticket Is elected by
more than 10000 majority. The Legislature was
organized yesterday. Major John N. Barber was
elected President OF the Senate, and Major John
Price, editor Of the Republican, Speaker OF the
House. The constitutional amendment will be
adopted to-day.
A Conservative Report-The Election Still
Doubtful-The New Legislature Compelled
to Break Into the Capitol Buildings.
MEMPHIS, April 4, 1868.
A special despatch to the Ara,anche says the heavy
majorities returned from Pulaski and Jefferson
counties make the result of the election doubtful
both parties claiming 1t. General Gem's order an
nouncng the result alone decide 1t. In the elec-
ton for the Legislature not two thousand whites
voted. There is negro in the Senate and five in
the House.
The superintendent Of Public Buildings refused to
give up the keys OF the Capitol, which was entered at
night and the doors thrown open. The House or
not been effected, though he Is daily the street.
The House ratified the fourteenth article OF the
constitution yesterday, but the Senate refused to be-
cause Official proclamation has been made OF the
result OF the election In response to kilograms
from State officials General Gillem says he has no
authority to prevent peaceful assemblage OF the
Legislature and the occupancy OF the Capitol by It,
The New York herald., 1868-04-05

A. G. Gorgas who is granted leave Of absence. Pay
master E. Watson is detached from duty as superin-
tendent Of baking and the purchase OF nour, and
ordered to settle his accounts.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05

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men, Call and examine. HYDRA LILO cow MILK,
ING MACHINE COMPANY, 206 Broadway.