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The national Republican., 1868-12-16

OHPICERs ISsTALLED-The following were
installed officers Of Mount Vernon Circle No
= u th Tho@P,On a. snf5 SS. R%sehfnE .S ~
sons q. W., J. T, SpringmAnj Q, j., PowhAtan
Halt q. F., A. Tatej Wayne, WIN. 7, Flinti
q. Fulton, J. Marrow q. Civ, Frederick
Whyte, Jr.; Hon. H., A Lawsonj Hon. Treasu.
rer, VIM, H. II. Kidwelli W. OF D., James
Joncsi W. OF A., Jefferson Morris.
The national Republican., 1868-12-16

SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrER.-Henry Stokes, a
German, was arrested by Ohicer Lloyd as a
suspicious character. Justice Harper held the
accused for a hearing.
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EoUIrr CoURr-Judgs oiin.-rhis court was
occupied as follows yesterday:
Er pdrfe Charles Y. Goodyear. Leave grant
ed petitioner to withdraw exhibit filed In the
cause.
In re estate OF J. W. and Caroline Wheeler.
Decree confirming proceedings In the Orphans
Court.
Adjourned,
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Medical.
Blocks and Rope.

Is BLOCKsI ROPEii
ALL SIZES.
Those In want Of the above articles will do well
to call. as am sELLfN6 CHEAPFoR CASH
y. q. WHEELER,
Seventh street aud Canal Bridge,
nOy2-eOlm South side
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THE COURTR,

Crncurr Counr-Caisf yusffcs Cartfer.-This
court was occupied As follows yesterday:
,ss ,aSims1. "a Mss, Of T a,ae H. KTsa ApeM r1R
on q street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth stresfs. King contends that he 10 paid
yersy turned upon extra work, 40. Tue jury
found verdict for ss7, the amount recovered
q. Z. Johnson vs.. Snow ooyie. Judgment
Middietown Bank Of Republic vs.. King.
Judgment confessed for t2os on promissofy
nat the % S,isaa.ns % pay the jadsasns GO By I'm
d. Lsndreth L Sons vs. Barnard b Dougal.
Motion for new trial overruled and judgment
Aiiard d Harrison. vs.. Allison. Judgment
on award Of Msttingly, referee, for s1,lTi oT.
msn, u Ssfsus sHe aor Sas for oaie
purchased by the defendant Of the plaintiff:
H. P. Philbrook vs.. J. N. Harper. CLAIM
ss sr a. ss % The % ss.s Of @ @'''d
Elijah 8; Aiyordys. James B. Price; con.
tinSsd. =. II. barron + 90 ys Corporation
vs. Wise 4 Gibbonsj settled.
oAsEs TODAY.
The following cases were assigned for to-
day Nos s3, lo9 lea, III, III, 200, ia, 40, l2I
CRIMfNAL LC0UBr-Judge fphsr.-The follow-
Ing business occupied the court yesterday;
THE IEPANTiotDE CASE.
Alice OIburn, charged with the murder of
her infant child In June last. Darlington for
prosecution-Terry and Price for defence.
The evidence submitted in the case is similar
In substance to that given at the ooroner's In
quest, q resume Of which appeared In the
local columns at the time. Theoase was given
to the Jury at 3 o'clock, who were unable to
agree, and were sent to the Seaton House
until this morning.
Adjourned.
ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurceH.-The court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
LETTERS TKsTAMKNTARY.
Mary Chailton qualified as executrix Of Jno.
Howes, giving bond In $500, with II. II. b.
Howes aud J. DE Ssules as security.
ACCOUNTS.
Accounts OF Viola Williams, guardian of
the orphans OF william II. Williams; Of John
Myers, administrator OF John Hart; Of the
same as guardian OF John Hart'a orphsnsj aud
OF s. Kesting, administrator Of q. II. Rcating,
were filed and approved.
Adjourned.
EoUITr CoURT-Judgs oiin.-This court was
occupied as follows yesterday:
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Watches and Jewelry.

III JEWRLRY.
~. O. H9199D. NJ Ss RslHsylvSHPII. JSy JsSSsyPSSss. SSyPSSss.
hne Gold JEWELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec.
t1eles, Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
very variety of Silver Plated Ware, de, al tie
cry lowest prices. deli
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Railroad Routes.

\, sF1 Seii$Ss,5Sxs NJ, "a,
s!;.s:s ;s I'd ;:::siss VII III
.' sis:i
:. ;. fg ;, :" rl!a'%
10 puts a Henry. SO
I..v. yA.uisSsSs. aSSs1 ron Taaf a.r,i.nd Avenue
Depot s'@ 4 Hss6MspAr N rRA,ss, :,
Depot, !, s.nd u Y. ssS ]. 10. ana 1.SF' n
md ARE kln. stssspt .iTsst.. 4 i .sa t.Ps sndP
'n 'Sin sSisssa xvi; ssa dHssfF .sS;.f'
RALrlxoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HSas 5ts; ..s sfE;s ssS FnE VIA
now run IS f0'igSs Tos Ib,iALr1roRx .I
sSs, ,; s ' Si s$s's $ sS ~ '''
Leave daily. sIesps sunday. at % and o.soa. IN.
and ! and 40 rSSh rSSh ANNAPOLIS "a
Annapolis on surdsL er,n.v
YoR YGh pSITfH9ks. sqHR15ks
stS s6 Va %aF Y sas2lSsss .Gfs and n"D' m.
Leave iSR .s. AL e ia pssTs ~ 81 lhs RSRsr
'ss' "a ..;sG: .as ssf;?$s$ss ssd sunday
n.sns I'll ss, ssSA vi IA from % Hsf
To- wheelins, Partersburg, Ae.
wasSlHston sa ssssisn fsGs, az s r soaT. K:
u. Now Yen, Philadelphia. snd Boston, SEQ ad-
Master Il q Es.sspJ4isiiS;u 4; wPasSEi;
6ko. s. ko5STs. dsn.Hsi 1sss.. . w..A.ns.on
bIEf xEb wv R6Ee
Train. sen ssd II s.s Toii ar.
Z 81 S.S ssss:,, !.
and D." ,. ron pHILApELpmA,
Lss,s e daily toIeopt Sunday stsOos m' H. 50
Ne. 2s Yori spsR4} Z >. m. and pAllad.l
sIsspiHt s.r. Z % Tor Now I9rr on pp m train only
Bo.tor can be had at the Station once at all hours
See ssi Baltimore and Ohio Railroad .ay.rtl.,msn,
iSi :fS:sS'' Il: S:'Hss ",'nn.SP
ES D. SptSo RJosfs. sfa:Isi s.sa ast&is &.SEs:s aSis
4S o32 ES2 fRuTt IsD S22
o. and ..s %.sgEE E11iHSfk kHStsGsnHsF 81 ns. train. will
"' sSssSs: c: :. IL % 1aH +
wiz EtssHsS ssEsEE A.s.i
O!hsSS route Two hSndrsd miles savsd to wsstSrh
III Siss S iasssss EHss 4ssss SssS NORTH
sy ShSu; sis ssais from D.l.no,s
ss bsfSTs sSS nc o. YERhpR AL changes In
Tickets By III, route can be procured at the
nstion will be Eivsn a sii ilmss, =.
3. f%iI. or
Corner s'1'A '' " %..siaitcn. rSna tss.npSe;c g. e.
s YOUNG. General r.''sfEsI BsI,iSsSs iHsss: Ma,
PHILApELrFHIIAAo FHIIAAoRE TIkhIEs50b IkaiER51b. AND BAL
reiaa cG9%s1fns ssa. s1 FSsddd d s.t 81 sp B
,s$: Xxi. .ss sssss.. Az s @
JunetSn with trains for all Stations on the Della
Express Train for Phiiadslphia and New York
q 80 = m connecting at PerryViiie with train
RxEress fTsin for Phlladslphis and New York
st2G p N. sonnestng ~ tWiinisEtSn with tsain Wm
mington and Harrington,
| Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter-
| mediate Stations at p, IN.
| Express Train for fhiiadelphia at esp. IN.
| Express Train for New York at :H p. m, Con :
| Meeting at Wilmington with ExpreAs Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
| except Saturday.
All the above trains leaxs daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
| For Philadelphia and New York at S;65 D. IN.
| Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres.
ident Street depot or at Ticket Onice, No. l2o Ba.
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at Office,
Baltimore street. can have their baggage checked
| at their residence by Union Transfer Company.
| WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
| LRXANDRIA, LOUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
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The CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
| will meet at Dooley's Hall to- morrow evening
| at O'Clock, when a constitution will be
adopted and officers will be elected for the en-
suing year.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT OF The IsTERIoR,(
,oYFIcB ISDIAs AFHAiRs, Nov. u, 1855
Sealed proposals., endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods, will be received at the office Of In
dian Affairs. until ~ o'clock. m; on TUESDAY.
the following list:
FIRRT CLAss-MACKINAC BLANKETS.
l,lOO pairs 3-point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure o0x72 inches, and weigh pounds.
400 pairs 2lS-point white Mackinac Blanketj,
to measure ax6S inches. and weigh
100 pairs 2-poiut white Machinac Blankets, to
measure 42K55 inches, and weigh ot4
50 pairs Ds- point white MackInac Blankets.
pounds
800 pairs S-point scarlet Mackinac Blank cts, to
measure 60x72 inches, and weigh pounds.
600 pairs az point scarlet Mackinao Blankets,
to measure 6ix66 inches, and weigh
pounds.
90 pairs 2.poInt scarlet Mackinac Blankets. to
measure 421t9 inches. and weigh 81 pounds.
700 pairs 3-point indigo blue Mackinac Blan.
kets, to measure 6ox72 inches, and weigh
pounds.
800 pairs AZ point indigo blue Mackinac Bian
kets, to measure 6ix66 inches. and weigh
pounds,
90 pairs ih point indigo blue Maekinae Blsn.
kets, to measure S6x50 inches, and weigh
"a pounds.
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I Goods per New York, PhIIadelphIa and Bal.
timore steam lines and Adams Express to care Of
r; Hayenner,, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
| will be Forwarded as far as Leesburg free OF
| charge other than our regular tariff rates.
CommutatioD Passenger Tickets between Alex
/ andria aud LeosburE and intermediate stations at
| cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
| between Alexandria and Leesburg, and betwe cen
those places and points, are issued at
| reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
| no9.tf 0eneIAl snperlnlandent q
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L AND ORDINANCES sToRRs.

pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDINANCE STORES.
PRASKRoRD ARsRNAL,l
BRiDRsBuRq. Pa, November II, 1888.
large amount OF Ordnance aud Ordnance Stores
fRANKR0RD ARSENAL, PHtLADRLPHIA, on
MONDAY, the 2ist DIX Of peeember. 1865. at io;so
dthe prinelpsl ARTICLES TO be sold, viz;
,4o "a nonpas pfsss ~ sha riHu; aii esibres
s.hl Muskets, Carbines, RineS. &o.. various
models
5000 pounds OF 0unpowder. 'r
Sl,7i6 lots Of Infantry Aeeontremeats.
IN Saddles. - tHs.
us Curb Brides
404 Watering Brides.
t1 Halters,
Persons Wishing eomp.ote lists OF the stores to be
soH ean opaln them py application TO the Chief Of
Grispin. u. /, Army Purohasing 0fhcer, corner OF
houston ahd Green streets, New York city. or by
n,, - s. v. BERIRT,
Brevet Lieut. Col. U. s, A.. commanding.
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Government Sales.
GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
wArERTows ARSENAL, MAss,l
. . November n, 1868
BY objection Of tho President OF tho United
States, the following condemned Ordnanoe and
Ordnance Stores will be offered at public auction,
At tho watertown Arsenal, MassAchusetts. on
Q. IN. viz:
y h,tiiia,x Sfst irPn Cannon Porins YsshIns.
Equipments, 1 Hand Force Pump,
Swords ters' and Finishers'
Spare parts Of Small Scrap Iron and Steel,
Catalogues giving moro detailed Information can
be had by application at tho Arsenal, or At the Ord
or. KIHGsBURY,
noyle-td Byt Brig Gen. Comdfx
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rHnouon rnLIsa =
Leave, WxsHrs2roS. from MARYLAND Avenue
s6SpAY TRAINS. .as
Lsays, wnssrIr2r9s' f,GT nssyl.Sd AysnSs
and King .iTseis, q 9 ard 70 An, and and 5
sts;0P,M g: xTEvENs, oenrsup,t
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A LExANDRIA. LoQRogE AND HAMPsHII
@%s1ss!sM

BEGINNING 0UTOBER i, is0s.
m; and p. m. for LeesbqrE. Leave LeesburE for
Alexandria att m, and i2:l5 p. m.
hrst-eiass Coaches, which leave LessbnrE on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamil-
Winchester and Capon sprIngs, returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and FIJI
days.
Leave Leesburg for MiddlebuTg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on tho arrival OF The
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
MiddleburE at 3p. m.
Leaves Middlebuig tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
IN. and (per rAilroAdl Arriyes at Alexandria at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and palh.
more the sams day.
Prom and after June s, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to CApon Springs
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FALSE PRErgsoE.-A colored man named
VIM. Bird was arrested by Oficer Boyle,
him money under false pretences. Justice
Kean held the accused for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1868-12-16

WRRPINo PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1868-12-16

TuB SKATING PARK will be opened to-day
at noon, the weather permitting, and will re.
main open during the evening. The Marine
band has been engaged, and win be in attend
nnoe. It must be remembered that this park
is the new one, and 10 located at Fourteenth
grounds.
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Chief Justice Ch.s. o. Suffrage.


Another letter from Chief Justice Chase will
be found in our. columns this morning. He
puts his foot dswn very decisively and firmly
In favor of what he calls his old State
rights doctrine-the practical disposition OF
the suffrage question by the people of
the States themselves. He reiterates
his desire to see all acknowledgements
and disabilities removed, and closes his
letter with the following terse sentence, which
should be as good as a whole sermon in show
Ing old fogy and old copperhead democrats the
error of their ways:-'It is an intense desire
with me to see the democratic party meeting the
questions Of the day in the spirit of the day,
and assuring to itself long duration of
ascendancy. 1t can do so if it will"
This letter of the Chief Justice is called
forth by an epistle from an eminent Ohio
statesman, who calls his attention to West
.ern newspaper article arguing that such
view of the suffrage question on the part of
Chief Justice Chase would be departure
from his long avowed principles The Ohio
gentleman says in his letter that there is
growing disposition among the democrats West
to accept the Chief Justice as their candidate
as his election will be certain if he is cordially
received by the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
AEfaAY WIN ncEpeufrs.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon . owhi
occurred between the police and party Of PICK
pockets board the steamer Allison, running from
New York to Coney Island. when on the Battery.
en- route for the Island the plckpockets succeeded ~
getting three OF the passengers IN their midst end
Brown Sergeant Mccullough and oflcers Heidelberg
and Haggerty, who were on board In plain clothes,
the unfortunate passengers whe had fallen
into their hands. The thieves who numbffed
ct least forty, assaulted the poltre with stools,
expert hand went through" the sergeant and threw
his revolver overheard. FINDING themsolves out
numbered the police blew their Whistles for assist
ance which speedily arrived In tho shape OF eight
OF the harbor force Thus reinforced the police kept
things quiet until the Allison arrived Gomez bland
waiting TO return TO the city, and ordering the down
passengers to land 10 single die they picked out
Robert Collins Thomas Levy and George King, the
ringieaders OF the formidable gang, and escorted
them TO the second precinct station house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

Of Reverdy Johnson; but will the Bourbons Of
the West overlook his vote for the military re-
construction system OF Congress- On the
taxing Of national bonds and on the redemp-
ton Of the Ave-twenties in greenbaoks, Ben
Butler and Old Thad Stevens have prepared
the way for the democracy; but on reconstruc-
tlon and negro suffrage comes the tug OF war
IN this Convention. On the money question
seymour is fixed, and he may as well with
draw without further finessing; but this does
not save Pendleton. Chase and Church, Ohio
and New York, would be the ticket to win but
with this ticket thrown out the Convention may
as well set up that Of Blair and Bocock, first
rate fighting Union soldier of the war against
Grant, and the Speaker of the rebel House of
Representatives against Speaker Colfax, as
any other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

The Lottery OF Life. /" OF waAack's IL nsv On ns
fth week, and stsu its sensational sttrsctvsness h
undiminAAhed. Joan Broughsm and his genuiae
"waiter strls" and genuine Congo MINISTRIES" Ill
play for sssvy stakes In this mixed little game OF
fe's "kens. and generally ssooed In drawing good
rsizes In the way c< full houseA
The "wAAts Fawn.v with Al ~ glitter odd gsaze
and giggiins giri% BIDS o lost goodby 10 New
Workers " INFLOW Garden this week But axe nishis
more amt this sorpsous ieg-essmA, with ~ dancing
sprites, VIII be scattered fas sad wide o~er the
country to the rcsf Of the theatre and 90 delight
oC.'our country co1nsns."
"Humpty Dumpsy,- with M vsrmica ops and
chaked face. still hoids the hosrds ct thu Olympic
lie Is killed BY explosion every night q the end
Of the nsst oct. bur makes M reappesrnace IN tho
second. full OF fan and looking Just - pale aud
lively asthough nothing he'd occurred 10 mar hls
eQuanimity.
At thu Rroadway theatre Days "Fissh Of Light
ming" continues nightly tosstrke ~ invisible gold
chain and meltsit aud likewise meis the heart Of
poor abused Rose aud Q rose tree. while the entire
audience 10 gradually uss,ting with sympathy aud
heat.
Tha worrel sisters In TN buriesqped uranslaxiou
OF the ''Granc.Duchesaiss drawing good housss 81
theNew Yogkthsstre- my someumss neglect sbeir
pars IN the naay and rag instesd with sAe snence
and bsskets.of noweA end oardss ed note, which
appsrsntly paease overyo0dy ooeceneA
Mts Fanny Herring caosss hes esgHgcmsss q the
powery thsesre this week. she win appear sightly
In six diAerent character 10 the local drama Of
Tho Past womehof Modern. TimeA" A number Of
noveties ere In active preparation ~ this establish
meut.
The regular sssning concerts given unasr the al.
rection OF Thssdore Thcmas. G the Ceaual PARA
Garden ere dsly growinnin popularity
An sxceuens programme ID odered to the muss.
loving public Of Terrace Garden. The mguiar evaa
Ing concerts ct this place are conducted by the In,
domitabie Carl Bergman.
"weepin' and wai1n'.r ~ illustrates by Mr.. Afrcd
Burnett, the inimtsbls hnnorist q Dodworth Hal.
u meeting with fair share Of pubiis patronaGs ne
10 assisted In songs and recitatioas by hiss Helen
Nash and Mrs. Hattie 0reen.
Bryant's Minskres ere now th4only expcneats OF
cork opera In the metropoiis "A Flask OF Jersey
Lightning" CONTINUES upon the bills
Howard dover viii give grand MATINEE 90 satur.
day next as NiboA upon which occaasn the epcrctta
OF "Once 100 ofssn" win be performed for me erss
time In tAis country together win sseshoven's Pas
Al Hsolsy's Opera House. BROOKLYN. BLACK Eyed
susan" u the leading feature. besides the usus
amoant OF singing, dancing and negro cccentricities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

A DANGEROUS BIT OF SrRATEeY.-Ths
Albany Regency, in parading Chase as q
Presidential candidate in order to kill on
Pendleton, exposed Seymour to imminent and
fatal danger. Mr.. Seymour himself, the
Albany Argus and the copperhead organs Of
this city were apparently in earnest when they
first talked Of making the name Of Chase q
rallying cry; out as soon as this name was
caught up and echoed throughout the land,
and IL wa found that the rank aud nle Of the
democracy were all for Chase, these bluuder-
ing s.rategists began to back out. They would
htn have conjured down the spirit which they
had raised. It is too late, however, for them
to retreat with safety 10 Seymour. If Chase
do>s nod aanA In Ssrmow must surslv 90 out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

HoT' wRArHER-A TouoH OF ToPHR1 IN
TAMMANY HALL.-The heat Of the last three
days has been terrific. The suffsrings Of ell
persons exposed to the sun while engaged in
hard labor on land or on water have in many
cases been dreadful, and in few cases even
fatal. But the sufferings Of house builders, ditch
diggers, street PAYERS, dock laborers-in ane,
Of all who have been in imminent danger Of
sunstrokes, are as nothing compared to the
torture, trials and temptations of the swelter-
ing democracy, crowded, packed and strug-
Cling in the Convention at Tammany Hall on
Saturday. They have experienced nothing like
it since Fort Sumter was fred upon. II was a
touch Of Tophet in Tammany Hall, and we
fear that the worst Is yet to come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

THE New AUSTRIAN CoNcoRDAT. Austria
having fairly shook of the concordat with
Rome, and left her children free to 20 to school
and her adult subjects to get married just as
they please, has reduced her army by thirty
six thousand men. This looks like making
concordat with her neighbors and humanity q
step far more beneficial, enduring and Chris
tisn-liks than an attempt to defend the Ppal
article {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

committed to await his indictment by the Grand
Jury for the crime.
the schuetsenfest was g. fully attended yesterday
as on the week days heretofore, although there was
notning to drink worth mentioning on the ground.
business meeting Of the members OF the Bund was
neld IN the morning. and It was determined to hold
the fourth festival In Cincinnati in June, 1870.
Destructive hoods are reported In Jamaica.
Tne revolutionists In Venezuela made an attack In
mli force on Caracas on the 10th, but the steamer
which brings the news left before tho result was
known.
The siege OF Port an Prince, Hayt, Ia still In
progress, and the nrst indications OF famine had
appeared In the city. Sanave had only I'VE hundred
men, and the Hsytien man-of-war Liberte had Joined
the revolutionists.
President Baez, OF st. Domingo, has proclaimed a.
outlaws all persons who have ned the country since
his arrival. Oh M
The laying Of the new telegraph cable to Cuba has
proved failure. Fifteen miles more cable are re-.
Quired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

AssArLr UPoS CONSERVATIVE NssRo John Q.
Brccknridge the conservative negro who has been
speaking in the neighbornood OF Lynchpurs. wss
interrupted In his speech ~ nelson OonI House an
asked him N he lBreckenrldgel supposed he wcald
he allowed 70 proceed IN that wC. Brechear,dgs
which was declined. The crowd beginning 10 es
semble, breckenridge walked on, but vas knockca
down with brick thrown NJ Henry Vaughn. huc1
excitement ensued, and there WA an exhibition o.
deadly weapons; but the sheriff dispersed TIE crowe
without further violence Vaughn wa arrested ard
put IN isil. -AiezaN0te tYe.i 0aSefA ~ -
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FRfs usunsr

AZ hAif-pss' eight O'Clock 'ss, evening are Wa
foEnd earning IN q Dedrcs on TIE fou-,s 1ocr %
tenement house No. hanhaitas street the room
wss occupied ~ Geo uiison: the furpiture wa
damaged about $40. ina building is osped by VIM.
Langf0n; damage done " u about t>o-tnsurcd
AthafpNt an O'Clock last evening ore occurred
IN sssbe, rear % 10 irs Broome s<rcet. owned ~
hehsel ksIy. TIE damAge trcing
Another IRE occurred In q stable AZ NO rs west
Tenth street. Damage triring: caused ny nreworks
An awning vss burnt 81 No loo kss t~eniJ
ninvi street: caused by Gre cracserA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YEsrBRDAY.-The following record
VIII snow the changes In the temperature for tho
past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the ther-
mometer az Hudnut's pharmacy 2ls Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

PROBABLE PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRACY. -
We publish in another column this morning q
platform of principles presented by Mr. Henry
@. Murphy to the Committee on Resolutions
of the Democratic National Convention. In
substance the platform demands the restora-
ton Of all the States and of civil govern
ment; that each State SHAH regulate the
elective franchise; payment Of the national
obligations in strict accordance with their
terms; taxation Of government bonds; one
currency for the entire country and. people;
economy in the adAinissration of sffairs and
abolition of the Freedmen's Bureau reform Of
abuses, restoration Of rightful authority to the
Executive and Judiciary. and authorization of
military to civil power; equal rights and pro-
lection to naturalized citizens. Such is the
platform as reported. II squite bold and out
spoken, and takes dramatically opposite views
of affairs Of the country to those taken Ivy the
radical platform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
RACING AT CHICAGO.

UHIoAdo, July s, 1858.
The three mile running race yesterday was won
by Piantagenet; time baT, saTk The two mile
race was won By Bath time. ssAo the hurdle race
- uan hs tnteylA