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New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
STATE TAXATION OF TRAVELLERS UNcoNSpi
TUTIONAL

William II. CIandall, appellant from lhe
Supreme Court Of the State of Nevada 10 tne oni'eu
States Supreme Court the State of ofNevada Des
ant Nv certain provisions OF the revenue act ~
the Iegislaure OF Nevada IN 1862 u IL orueeo me
there shall he levied and collected captao taa
dollar upon every person leaving the state Ny az ~.
coach or other vehicle engaged or employed IN me
bns1ness Of transporting passengers for hre anu % n n
nronrietors owners and corporations so ehRageu a..
EabIa to nav said tax"-and to make report py to :,
selves or their agents every month unuer oan a.
9ha number OF passengers transported Non ~
snbsennenty happened that the appellant In the
case was arrested by virtue OF said PROVISIONS oI nv
rensed 10 report the number OF passengers carreu W 70
coaches Of the company Of which he was n siI
nav the capaton tax imposed by law Inc peha W m as
agent was that the law OF the State under wheh ~ %
being prosecuted void. because IN c0Ihict VIII
CONSTITUTION of the United States but MS c Ia
heen overrued by the State Supreme court ne sh
tbe case Inv appeal into the u g. supreme court, tno
onjnion of which was delivered by Mr.; Justcp
Miller who after quoting various acts anu a",nV on
ties hearing ON both sides OF the question, O" .ho
10 the conclusion that the various states Vi W..
United States constitute one nation, every h,e
OF which has certain rights that valid over he
He has right visit the seat OF government 10 49,,
any claim he have against IL, 10 transact any
ness ne may have with It, TO seek its protectlo 10
s offices to take part I'm administering It's unclons. ~
has right 10 have free TO the seapOrts OF lo
Renublic through which all the operations OF loeisn
trade and commerce are conducted, TO the subtteasS
the land offices the offices ana the courts W %
lice I'm the several States and that as THIS rght IA III
very nature independent of the will OF any Stae
soil of which he must pass the exercise OF IT, IouW.u
that any state law Infringing 10 must be nhconsu
tional and that the decision Of the lower court "h'
sanctioned such infringement must be set ASIDE
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

June. 1877 Mr. Vernon Harcourt signed the document,
but gives dissenting from certain y, lon o.
It, In the main part of the S hieS nroposs
TO increase the efficiency of the power " yos he
tons OF neutrality Those portions Of the repert wtn re
spect to the policy Of which he entera1s suS III
which extend the punitive power OF the law ana Ie
preventive authority Of the Executive 70 tn9 Su% ~
ing of ships apart from the question OF tner aIhk
dispatch from the realm His apprehension is lest such
extension Of the law should anu sroe o.
fore unwisely interfere with the shipbudng Iane VI
the country. and injuriousy affect great 9aesuoE VI
national resource and public economy II al puJ,, ph.,,t
with certain intent is to be constituted crime whc
ia part Of the duty of the Government TO fepIess nen
there not keel laid bolt driven or plank sam ~
any yard in the country which not az every instant
be exposing the nation to responsibility htherto u
known,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
AUSTRIA.


RELATIONS WITH TIE HOLY SEE"
The Under Secretary of State in the Minis
try for Foreign Affairs Baron Meyscnbug left Vienna on
the Goth ult for Rome extraordinary mission in
connection with the Concordat and the laws relative TO
schools civil marriages. and the position OF the different
religious denominations saconed by the Emperor IL Is
reported that protest OF the Holy See relative TO the
OF the laws mentioned above has already arrived
at Vienna, and Is In the hands OF the Nuncio, who will
formally lodge 1t with the Austrian Government
as soon as tho said laws have been pub
shed in the Official gazette, which the case on last
Tuesday. Such proceeding would but add another 10
the series of protests which tho Holy See from time to
tse launched against accomplished facts In the seven
teenh century protested against the Peace OF Wespha
liza 10 protested against the Congress OF Vienna
and against the signed by all Europe yet these
treaties remained In force and did not hinder their
forming for long period the basis OF the international
law Of Europe
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
SOUTH AMERICA.
CHILL.
SALE OF WORTHLESS TEAMERS-ENCOURAGE-
MENT OF GERMAN IMMIGRATION.


SALE OF WORTHLESS STEAMERS-ENCOURAGE
MENT OF GERMAN IMMIGRATION.
The good for nothing steamers purchased in
the States three years by Sr Vcuna MacKenna
as Chill vessels Of have finally been disposed OF
useless loss Of several hundred thousand dollars to
the Government.
The banks OF Chill have asked permission TO issue
notes 10 the full extent OF their privileges and have OBJ
taned authority to do so as follows National Bank Of
Chill So 100000 Valparaiso Bank $G000 000 A, Edwards
Co.. 100000; Mcclure Co.. sGOO0OO; Ossa x Co.. $2I0OO0
Tho Chn Government has entered into a contract with
Godderoy son. OF Hamburg, for the introduction OF
French, TyrOiese and German cOOnsts. The immigrants
viii have 10 be provided with good characters visited by
the Chan consul at Hamburg and their arrival out
they Will be sent 20 ArancO by the Government and
placed possession of their land according to the terms
OF the law The colonss will be furnished with between
deck passages, and they will DO allowed tun OF
for every adult and onehaf each per
under IA years and they 10 be treated board
In conformity with the Hamburg Passenger Act, The
Government agrees 20 pay $40 for the passage OF each
adult and $40 for each child under II years OF age The
contract Is to last four years, and If the scheme should
meet with favor In Germany the Government agree 10
cantract for families for the first year. $50 for the
second for tho third and 800 for the fourth with
liberty 10 OddcrOy Son TO exceed these quantities to
the extent OF 70 per cent
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
EUROPE.
SERVIA.

THE SUCCESSOR OF PRINCE MICHAEL.
LONDON, June 13.-The question OF the succession
to the sovereignty of Servi made vacant by the as
sassination of Prince Michael few days since, Is
engaging the attention of the dplOmatiss OF Europe
One of the many proposals suggested is for union
with the province of Montenegro, under the Hos
podar Nicholas I.
BELGRADE June 13-EvRNING.- nephew OF the
murdered Prince Michael was. duly proclaimed
Prince of Servia to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

Secretary Seward is in Auburn.
Sir George T.. Cartier Canadian Minister Of
Militia, IL III IN Ottawa
The first cotton bloom was received in Mem
pLs Saturday from Upton County.
49,. The Dominion Department Of Marine has
ordered a fog whistle Point Lepreant Bay Of ffnhir
Henry Wood Sons d Co.'S paint factories in
Welesly, Mas, we're burned yesterday. Loss +lV1V@
DIR. j. j. Hooks, wel-known physician of
Memphis found dead IN bis bed on Saturday morning
Two men committed suicide in Philadelphia
te,terav By shooting Oae prisoner Ia the Comfy Jail
The Orphan Girls Home ut Newton Centre,
Mass burned yesterday While the inmates were at church
.Captain Perry of the Memphis Police, who
vas wounded reO with negro burglar died on Friday night
Timothy IIeenan, who was shot few days
ago died ia Philadelphia yesterday lie was brother Of John T.
The Pacific Mail steamship Golden City sailed
Fsnesee yesterday "h 2' passengers ana $S'oVO IN
Henry Johnson was mortally stabbed by one
Bu political d'pute u Philadelphia yesterday Buck 'urn
Woodward's Oil-reinery in Petrolia. containing
$50 bb Of OIL and several tanks Of oil adjoining owned by E"ood
Co., we're burned on Friday
"A yonng Mr.. Nelson Steward died in Phila-
iEy,l' GSdSa person @4 oa'ol' on ch,stuatst ahai
.Catharine McCarty, servant was burned to
which she wa. using to kndls Ore.
-. The opposition steamship Nevada arrived in
crossed her TRACK in dsagreeabe proximity
...Hram Miller, who has been on trial at Wood
stock VI for the mgrer o. hI ave @ T ~ he ng @ , m s ,t
Friday Of june 1862
In n sailors fracas at the San Francisco city
resav wounded losing hand and another
peary losing Ne Two drunken rnfns had tried to eean OUT
sailors boarding house
The boiler of n saw-mi at Franklin on the
River 40 u les Nok exploded Friday killing
, Thomas Kelley and negroes named Scott aud hcks,
asi severely iujurag several others
Pickett. from Paterson, n j., who had the
,,.,i ,,eb With Waller Hamilton Ohio, Friday shot
tbaei ilr bsn instantly Killed al shout " O'Clock on fy
night IN saloon in Hamilton, keP, by one Galloway
"a. II. Martin, who robbed the Merchants Union
yrt Coar In Kew York NAV last taken before the Police
cauala Saturday morning and committed
Tor trsi App.ration has made for his exradiuon
...In the Providence Magistrates Court, on sat
ursy Itt s,.frJ Chf of Police Of PToldeuee vas adged
pfaT gaiy OF pera ID akag the Poor Debtors OATH and Was
held 81 900 surely fgr train iHe Oou'' % 'o" '
William Martin, sailor on the steamer @ LOUISA
watchman m pier No. AZ, North RlVer ana tey HhOt
him I'M lie lcft heast with pistol, causing dangerous
wound Riley was arrested and locked up ~ the Green
Rel leVtta N
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
NEwYoRK, MONDAY. JUNE Is. 1865.

closely to the liberal estimate. Of the Depart dt
Saent uhe the Decentralization OF the service and the de
cline of the revenues have chiefly occurred during the
resent fiscal year long the officers removed by the
PresIdsnt had been renstated others whose nomna
tions had Deen approved by the Senate had taken to
places OF the appontees Of President II was d iOr eo
he received and il was returned to the Commssionel
The return is also justified by the fact hat e sec
were sent TO the press before IL handed 10 the
retaTy IL must therefore have been intended iof 'n
nublic rather than for the files Of the Department
HUGH McCULLoCH, Secretary OF the lreaSui9'
Treasury Department, June is, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
AUSTRIA.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's MOVEMENTS.

VIENNA, June 13.-It is not generally believed that
the tour Of Prince Napoleon has any political signf
cance whatever. He is travelling strictly incognito
Rumors have recently been put in circulation to the
effect that the Prince has been in private cOnsuta-
tion with the Emperor Francis Joseph and with
Baron Won Beust, the Prime Minister. There is good
authority for the statement that these rumors are
without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
GREECE.
TIE cRETAN QUESTION.

An Athens dispatch of May 81 says the re-
serve Of the Greek army has been called to arms The
deputies elected the nsgent Candotes to the Greek
Chamber have been eauested leave have declined
Two have been sent away. The Turkish Minister de-
clared that II deputies received he would de-
nand his passports France, Austria, and England have
protested against the admission OF tho Cretan Deputies
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
PERU.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE AREQUIPA RAIL
RoAD-THE YELLOW FEVER.
The commencement of the Arequipa Railroad
had been fully inaugurated under the Meiggs Gibson
with the Peruvian Government Three hundred
labOrers brought Isay from Chill by the steamer
Santiago, and 600 more looked for by the next
steamer.
The yellow fever was abatng considerably in Calao,
there being about eight deaths daily. In Lima the
deaths down at frOm 100 TO 400 daily but IL is said
the disease Is abatng there Also Government, It APP
pears refdses 10 allow the publication of the mortality
The fever had extended TO the Yonte watering place
ClOrlOs,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
ECUADOR.
VICTORY OF TIE CONSERVATIVE PARTY-EARTH-
oUAKES-EsTABLISIIMENT OF BANKS.

'
QUAKEs-EsTABLISII OF BANKS.
Elections for the next Congress ended on the
eth OF May The result of the ballot not known yet
ofciay it is supposed, however that almost every
where except In Guayaqu ana Imbanra, and the north
and south frontier the Conservative party had been sue
cessfu
Several earthquakes have been felt Mount Pichncha.
the volcano whose declyy Quito is built and which
believed to be extinct has given unequyOcal signs Of
being again in activity.
IL appears that the Bank Of Ecuador in Guayaqui and
the Bank af Quito in the last city will be established this
year. and they will benefit undoubtedly the interests OF
the country.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
AN ATTACK BY TIE FENTAYs.

boutwell,, CIV, June 13,-A party of vohm-
teerS returning home from drill last nigh were attacked
by men supposed to be Fcnans One OF e volunteers Is
not expected To recover An unsuccessful attempt was
made later az night 10 break open the drshed aud get
arms. The Inhabitants IN pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
INAUGURATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, June 13.-Hauison Reed, Gov
enoreleot, having been sworn into office, delivered his
inaugural address yesterday and tho Legislature met,
but no quorum reported; The military authorities insist
ed that tho reorganization should wait until Congress
passed the Omnibus bill. Mr. Reed was sworn' IN by
Judge Boynton the United States District Court The
Legislature stands: Senate Radicals, H. Democrats
s. In the House Radicals, 81; Democrats, l5
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
PARAGUAY


NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The news from the seat of war is more favor
able for the Paraguayans. dispatch from BuenOs
Ayres that in recent engagement they captured
500 prisoners and 5000 horses from the Allies This does
not look like getting badly beaten the part of little
Paraguay II Is reported that two Of tie Allied iron clads
had been sunk In the river.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
PETITION FROM MccooLE AND coBuRN.

INDIANAPOLIS June 13.-A petition from
McCooe and Coburn signed by the officials and citizens
OF Dearborn County asking Communication of their punish
from imprisonment TO fine, has been presented 10
Gov Baker with extended argument of counsel He re-
fuses to interfere AS this action Is nal the prisoners
will serve out their time-ab 70 days more.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
GERMANY.
COUNT BIsMAl

COUNT BISMARCK RETIRBs FROM POLITICAL LIFE.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE statement has been made,
and is now authoritatively confirmed, that Count
Bismarck will retire from office for a period of
three months solely for the restoration of his health
which has been greatly impaired
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
PORTUGAL.

THE UNITED STATES STEAMER SHAMROCK.
LISBON, June cl4.-The United States steamer Sham
rock, which returned to this port in consequence of
having sprung a leak at sea, has completed her re-
pairs, and sailed for New York
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
GEN. GRANT LOOKING AFTER THE FRONTIER.

MONTREAL, June 13.--Officers of the United
states Army are said TO be tho frontier between
Rouses Point and Ogdensburg with instructions from
Gen Grant 10 ascertain the correctness OF the report
about Fcnian arms being secreted there battery of
royal artillery s 10 be sent from Montreal 10 Isle Anx
Noix, In the Richelieu River. - N'~
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
TURKEY.
TIE REFORM CABINET.

TIE REFORM CABINET
LONDON, June N.-The Sultan and his new Cabinet
are maturing plan to permit persons of foreign
birth residing in Turkey to legally hold property,
which right is to be guaranteed by treaties with
foreign powers.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
spIRTTrALIsTs cONVFNTION AT IN

sPIRITUALISTs' CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ia State Convention
of Sprituaiss Is in session here With fair attendance.
embracing of the noted SpiitmlSts in the country
Resolutions inviting criticism and discussion, ministerial
and otherwise. have been adopted
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
srcrssInN MovrMrNr Ar MAzArLAN

SAN FRANCISCO, june 14--The steamer Nom
tana brings 10000 Mexican dollars from MaZatan Re
ports were prevalent there OF sehee for the
of the Northern Mexican States. Foreigners give a
gloomy description Of the condition Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
SUPPORT OF pAupER NlM1GRAyTs

OTTAWA, June 13.-The Dominion Govern
ment will adopt the American system OF compelling cap
tans of vessels 70 enter into bonds the OF
all pauper nim grants for certain period after their
arrival here.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
BELGIUM.
BANQUET TO FARRAGUT.

BANQUET TO FARRAGUT.
BRUSSELS, June l4-A grand State banquet was
given TO Admiral Farragut and the officers of his
staff last week, by the United States Minister, Mr..
Sanford
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
AUSTRALASIA.

The steamship Mataura arrived at Panama
on June 3, bringing dates from Wellington to Nay Z
and from Sydney TO Mayi.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

William Martin. n sailor on the steamer Louisa
Moore o,,nrrciad last evening with Michael Riley,
watchS al Pier no a. North River ana iey sn9.
wound Riley was arrested and Locked up ~ thc Green
wchst Pollcestation. The wounded man was taken 10
BelleNne UOspItal. - - - IL. -. l
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

movement. Professor j. II X. Wilcox read memorial
whose substance Is that the experme mt OF freeing the
slaves has humanitary triumph Americans should
also try this experiment Of womC,n suffrage. Judge
Weker said that the only way TO insure the enforcement
laws give those for whose benefit they
made the power to enforce them. Mrs Mary j. Corner
reviewed the district law regarding women from which
Judge Welker took notes FOR investigation At the close
Of the interview the conmttee, without expressing any
opinion said that they should not be able to report
OF the pressure OF other business, and that
they would give the subject their immediate attention
Senator Fessenden received Saturday letter signed
by GO OF the leading citizens Of Boston, all Republicans
headed by Gov. Bullock. inviting him to dinner which
they propose to give him at his convenience IL Is sad
that he will not accept the invitation, but will send IN
stead letter expressing his thanks, and entering clad
Orately into a defense of his vote impeachment Inc
Senator is much elated at the receipt Of this document
Gen. McMahon, Of New-York, is in Washington HIS
nomination by the President Minister to Paraguay
will not be acted upon by the Senate only for the reason
the war which exists in that country The mission 10
Mexico is the position for which he is a candidate
DISPATCHES TO the Government from our Ministers at
the leading Courts OF Europe brought by the last mall
| give assurances that war will not this Summer
In Diplomatic circles here similar adyices have been re-
| ceved
The Committee on Military Affairs has before 1t var
ous papers relative the Bergen Hghts Arsenal prop
ery recommending its SALE 1t being longer needed by
| the Government
Secretary Seward has invited Miniter Burngame ana
his suite to visit Auburn, and spend few weeks lhere
| next month.
some time ago Mr. William James Collector OF Internal
| Revenue for Richmond Virginia, was suspended rom
ofRce but the Senate has not regarded the reasons
ASSIGNED for his suspension sufficient Mr. james is
tbns restored TO the office and Gen. Milford late Com
missioner for the exchange OF prsOners VINO held ING
| DositiOn meantime, therefore retires -.
Special orders from the War Department announce at
the resgpatOns of the following officers have Deeh ae
ceptod by President to take effect from the dates st
! tie
Artillery July 1; Assistant Surgeon c. L. Porter July lG
Assistant Surgeon l.. 4. Wilcox, July l. ,
The President sent the following nominations to the
Senate Yesterday: Michael Coyle Brennan 10 be Assist
antSurgeOn In the Navy; William Brown 10 be Assistant
Surveyor of Customs for Hannibal MissOuri George j.
Anthony Collector Of internal Revenue for the District
OF Kansas.
partment by Yesterdays mall for deposit In the COh-
science Fund" It is from Lawrence, Mass;
Gencra Randall Ia said 20 nave bonght
fine residence at Emira n " TO which he will retire ON
leaving the Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
noYoRs TO LoNGrELLow.

June 13.-The American poet, Henry W. Long
fellow, who arrived in England by tho steamship
Russia on Saturday last, has been the recipient of
marked attentions. A congratuatory address on the
part of the Mechanics Institute of Carlisle was
formally presented 10 Mr. LOngfelow to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June l3.-'The recent votes on tho ques-
ton Of the Irish Church. which have resulted so un-
favorably TO the Ministry, have it Is believed
determined Mr. Disraeli TO appeal to the people.
Parliament will therefore probably be dissolved, and
il is understood the new Parliament will meet in
December next
THE GOVERNMENTS PLAN Ex-Gov EYRE A
CANDIDATE.
JUNE 4-It is now generally understood that the
Ministry will make an appeal 10 the country on the
questions at issue between them and the House Of
Commons The following is the programme which
the Government has decided upon Parliament is to
be dissolved in October. Writs will then be issued
for the elections. which will take place during the
month Of November, and on the 9th Of December the
meeting OF the Parliament viii take place. 1t is
announced that ex-Gov. Eyre Of Jamaica will con-
test the seat of John Stuart Ml the member of Par
lament from Westminster, London, n the coming
election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
Ritt2rS.

The human stomach seems to require tonic
stimalant. from time whereof the memory of
man runneth not to the contrary, tonic bitters
have been used. Formerly men made their own
bitters, and few thought Of eating breakfast
without first taking their "tansy." Those were
DAYS, however, when prohibitory laws were I'M
known, and, in consequence liquors were pure.
Dealers could then afford TO be honest and sell
nothing but the unadultcrated. Now, however,
what wit h government tax and court fines, poke
berry iuice and alcohol MIST pass muster fol
"old rye" and "pure bourbon People have
come to fear poison ,Bg more than malarial dis
eases and dropped their "tansy." Right here is
where HOsrf TIER IL SMITH, of Pittsburgh have
proyey benefactors. Years ago they commenced
the manufacture of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, laying il down as a rule that has
since been COnscientiOuSly followed TO use moth
ing but the purcst liquors, manufactured eX.
presSly for them By strict adherence to this
rule they have won public confidence and reaped
their reward in large, profitable and steady
business Their BITTERS is known all over
the country. They are the pioneers of the bust.
ness, and have the largest mandatory in the
world. Nor has success in their case, a3 in too
many instances. rendered them CARELESS their
RiticrS is a. pure aud good today, as was the
first distillatiOn. We heartily recommend them
IA tBnic.
AS 4 specific for dyspepsia, biliousness con.
situation nervousness, general debility, and re-
mittent and Intermittent fcvers its efficacy has
never been questioned.
There are many worthless limitations; We
earnestly caution the public against them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Spring and Summer Bonnets, (head OF
local - goa a..
= Grand Celebration-read advertise
mont.
Notice-Senseney & Giffen.
The best and coolest Soda Water-E.
Booking. .. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-08

Three sudden deaths occurred, last
week, in Chardon, Geauga county, Ohio.
On Friday morning, Mrs. D. G. Sage was
found dead in her bed, her death having
been caused by heart disease. The
same evening Mr.. Cicero Vaughn, hav-
ing just reached hons from a lecture,
was thrown from his carriage against a
tree at his own door, by sudden START
of his horse, and was instantly killed.
On Saturday morning a man called
Lutte Hayden was found dead in small
shop where he had been living alone,
He had not been seen out since the pre-
vious Tuesday, aud had been dead two
or three days. An overdose of rum and
opium is supposed to have caused Ms
death.