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@ir bieten su,t gerfauf an $50 9duier unb Gotten In Wiu.
neapplis ;u preilen BON $500 Bis $4,000. @atante Qetten II,
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Qabrer 9infenber 8pte 1868.

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5ohnfon Elm Diel su erofer masar+
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08


S.shermar Augustus; sands A g: sinserbaug gh
=; spence "; Strong Capt; Smith Charles
Senp ps II s. Stewart David u o, Sands Edward l.
stsv.ts l.; Schur. singer FreieTick; Smith GS
sPanlding Geo X; Smith Geo a Co.'S; Stewart yno
a; SiearIs o. Summers Jas; Smith on smes n |:
y Seheyen Leohn,rd; Sullivan N Scott M p;
sbe rmsn MoIris; Shsnklaud Msn pns; Sweeny Mr. !;
stss,aye B: Stevenson Orieh, Sprightly Pryor q .
Smlth kott; Scott Robt y; Sinner X L.: Smith r
, Smith DR. X s. sherlock Robt; SmeAd Raphael
81 smith samuel; smith pea Stllmsn: Shines T B !;
Sacks W Smith 7 b - :
T.Iiemann August; Tsy Tor Cylug; Thon oson
David; Taylor FP,2 Thomas J; Taylor Ell v;
Trebst George Csrl; Templeton II D; Turner H +;
fhoTss Jno W II Thurman Hon Jno, Thomson
gno; Tyler JnO II; Turk Lieut. G.; Tom pkins
MObtgomeTy; Talbot n q Co; Tucker OTIS; Tss-
istro senn; Taylor II; Toner Vim; Thomas Wal
U-Ushey Hon Nathaniel.
V-Yan Nostrsnd II d: Yer Planck Jas G; Van
Tr. es Jno NJ Yer Plank Tom
Wv ashinstsn A e; Walker r; Whirron
Walsh Dan1; Daliis Dennis; Washington Daniel
j Wells Essa; W arden Flvpn; WeIch D; Webster
Frank p: Wolfe Frank; WeDster F g; whfpper
man Frederfck; Wiikinson, frank, Watts Geo w ;
SON yno; waters Jas N; Winseid ' ient II Il; vii
son X; W allach Jno; Wastan smes, Wilson ia
wilkerson Rev } M Wheeler Jno: whnies Jno;
comb W. -wheston RE: Wash Thomas; Whit.
man Thos 81; While 7 W; Wanzer VIM; Walker
VIM ii; Watkins W; Waddy Win Vi: Warner VIVA
Waller Capt VIM; Wosd w s; White WmA.
Y-YOuse j; Yearnel Eueene; Yearpeu r B; /;
1ost l.; felverton X Fleming; Younger Thomas;
YonrQ A.
MISCELLANEOUS Mr. v 4 J; Merchant: Msni-
tor; Mr. Charles 81; H N.
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LADIES LIST.


A-Ahle John Ms, AdIm- SeR.
c., ;, Bond q rsns Mr. Ben 9 n Mrsi sso-
Rross. LsiIi. J Mr-, IarTon May; Besn Nat
Mt, Bsdask y hsGyi Br%Sn Mary Mrs, Bates Nor
Beyset Susan Ms, Bro~n sarah e. =
C-CAmKel hfss,inrl MIS-; Carter AdeIiss
thl.-nsn Cstnerise; Clark S,nrTis l. MS: Chesw ss
khkAt' ID; tolni.a kliz.t'e b, Crane Enna l.,
hrs Cleveland Mrs. Cage sinui7Caise. Lizzis;
.A,9 Mr.. 1Ss.o M,tis Srsi hlaVsy Ms-saret
Cur ~ ghsfn ID Mrs
D-DeArsIe b. Dormsn Ella; potsoa Ellen Mrs:
DUTeil Hattie Deweyes Lewe "a Mrs DGfy Mary
M,.' Psyoe onys Ms piIlsr sT.h Mrs
Julia hrs kVeT,tt hate Mrs; Early III; EhrDsos
MI kyabs sarah.
F-FsfIry Csiheriae, Fenton E1ma, Ford Ear
ter MI Fox Hanuak; FuIk Harriet Mrs; Fergp-
so Jessie Mrs, Forrest NJ; Fox Mary Mrs; frier
G-GslIasher Catherine Mrs; Garnett A Mrs;
Gar her Ms, tsrnett Liza; Cant MARY Ellen;
H-HsRns Cecilia; Harris CIarisss MR.; Hud.
iay Char,,s.tisi bfary Ellen d. Hswley Lizzie A;
HUT Rcss, Bod ste phen G Mrs; Hook sarah L
hIs, Hart " Mrs
Ia J-Jack-cn A Mrs. James Ada J jackson
Caroline; COZ d. johnson ath, ?; Johns Elizabeth;
Jordan julia =; yohns9n Lucy Johnston Aollir
Johnston INST Mary z; Jones Mary Mrs; JordeD
k-kins Auu- Mrs, Kellogg EsteIle; King EIiz-
Esgsie: Kemp VirsiBia Mrs
L-LemOns Anna; Lemon Annie; Lusser Annie
Is MS, Lewis kneline, cold Lapfis L, Lathrop
Mariana Mrs; Lynch Rose; Lindsey Sarah Z
Lewis ThOs Mrs.
M-Maihews Caroline; Minnis CIarinda II; Mo
ran Charlotte ME-. Morgan CsTriA W; Mack ELY
abeth; Moi " FhZabeth Mrs; MechIin George.
Mason Josie A MTs, Murphy JOaDrah Mr.; Mali
son Matilda Mrs. riicktrs Rachel II; Mathew Vir-
einls Hr., Mitchell " inpie Arm
Mo al L; Me- srtky Ers; NCJreads Sarah J.
N-Nevton Chloe Arr; Nigh Jasper Mrs
P-Palmer Mr., Patterson red Mrs Perry
FsoDy; PeIers y rPa G.; Price Iu,ie; Peyton Le
opora; Psrs,r Mary Mrs, Paul Margaret Mrs
Perkins AolIie
R-Rs@vss L i Ms; Robereon Harriet col
RAJ ner Jane Mrs, BcIcr la a; Raesn l. Mr.;
Rimph Martha Mrs, EOHIrsOn M' >, RO.s Marci
lena, Ruin, Willie, col; Reynolds SusanB
SIS, eft, Anna, smith Ann; Stev epsA n
Scott Elien II; Simpson Esther; Stanley El.;
smith Harriet MRS; summons Jane Mrs: Swan
Kit MTs- semH-- Lsurs, SeybOld Libby n; sim
maker 1iZzir; Smith Laura; Smith Lizzie, San
dersOn Mary, Scott NJ =, Sughrue Mary: Shields
MarJ stiner Mary Jare; StraUse Mile Mrs; Sum-
ners X - Mr. Sti-l1s Annie Ms
It Thompson Catherine Mrs Taylor Elizabsth
Troy faLnies Tsrdy Jare Mrs, TayT4n JGlia
Thompson I, Thornton Mary (c0Id.)
N-yickers David Mrs; Van Dyke Miss
"-WCCdbEry A: Washington Caroline Mrs
Wire Charlotte Il NTs, Williams David Ii NrS
Nstkirs Eugenla MR.. " bite Mia, Whitaker Z
Miss. Wills Eug,nia. WoOnnsn Isabel Mrs; IVES
cCtt BEIe. VI hCeler Julia, cold; WhittOu JOseoh
Mr., HCCd John Mrs; " aid Kate T.. Wspler
Msry y, " Gems Mary Jane. Winslow MaTgt Mrs
M CELLANEOUS.-Biss AnI.a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

A VILLAINOUs ATTACK.-The Baltimore Sun
OF this morning says On Wednesday night as
the S:45 p. m. train from Washington was an.
tion, near the Deep Cut, some evil disposed
person hurled a rock through a car window,
the missile striking, with great force, Mrs.
curry, wife of Rev. J. l.. M. Curry, of Ala.
Dama, formerly a Representative from that
State in the United States and Confederate
States House of Represen atives. The lady re.
ceived a severe blow on the forehead, fractur-
Ing the skull, and rendering her insensible.
to the Eutaw House, where she received the
professional attentions OF Prof. N. R. Smith.
AT first it was thought the injuries received
would result fatally, but last evening Professor
Smith was of opinion that the injured Iady
would recover. Rev. DIR. Curry-who was on
his way TO this city to attend the Baptist Mis-.
sionary Convention, now in ssssion-was an.
nounced to deliver the convention sermon last
evening but owing to the condition of his wife
he was compelled to decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

1HH IRISH CHURCH QUESTION IN PARLIA-
MENT-Passoge Of Mr.. GlGdstoae's Resoluttons-
There was large attendance at the session of
tne House OF Commons yesterday. and great in.
terest manifested in the proceedings. Soon after
the House came TO order, Mr.. Giads tone ro e.
apd said he proposed, after the House has acted
upon the resolution relative TO the Irish
Church, introduced by hims. If, TO offer a sus-
pensory act, which should, If possible, remain
in force until August 1, 1862 He then, in a
few words, proceeded to an explanation of the
purport and intent of the second resolve and
moved that 1t be put upon its passage. Golbeyn
Hardy said the Opposition intend to destroy
the irish Church. The Ministry wished TO alter
II fcr The better. but after he recent vote upon
the nrst resolve, they would ma ke no resistance
10 tne succeeding one, or ask for a division on
lts pas sage. The second resolu ton was adopted
MT. Glaostone then moved the passage of the
tnlid resolve. and after some disc ussion, and
tne proposal OF various amendments, nearly
all OF winch were rejec ed, 1t was adopted, in
substance, as follows -. That address be
presented by the House 10 her Majesty the
Qneen, humbiy praying that. to prevent by
legislation at this session, or by the creation of
new personal interests through The use of the
pubic patronage, che would be graciousiy
pleased to place at the disposal OF Parliament
ner interest In the temporaties of all the digni-
ues ana benefits of the Church of Ireland"
Mr. whltbread, member for Bedford, NOV cd a
resolution TO withdraw the annual grant of
l5o,OiU 10 the Roman Catholic College of Nav.
hootn, and TO abolish the regasm domain, the
grant 10 be to the Presbyterian after the discs
tablishment of the Irish Church, which was
agree to. The reform bill for Ireland was read
sec, nd time
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.

LONDON, May s-Forenoon.-Consols a3Za
81 for money, and 92Ka92S for account; U. s.
5-20s 7Oxa70X; Ertes IS.
PARIS, May ys-Forenoon.-The Bourse is
steady. =
LrykRPoOL, May yS-Forenooh.-Cottons stead
ier, sales Of $500 bales; prices uncaaneed
sales of the week 4s,0D bales, of which g. 000
bales Were for xport, and 6.oC0 bales for specu.
lation; stock $40 ,0O0 bales, of which 3i2 go re
American. Breadstuffs, provisions and pro-
duce quiet and UNCHANGED.
PARIs, MAY S-The bullion in the Bank of
France has increased 14.00O, 900 francs
LONDON, May S-Afternoon.-U. 5. 5-2Os's
70a; other securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May S-Cotton dull and heavy
sales of 1900 bales; prices unchanged: cotton
affoat for England $4,000 bales, OF which
5000 b.les are American. :. ..s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
The Republican Convention in Richmond
yesterday nominated A. M. Crane, of Win.
chester, Congressman at large, George Leamoh.
(negro,) J. II. Platte, John Hawxhurst and
Charles Whittlesey were appointed delegates
at large to the Chicago Convention. A pre-.
amtle pledges the State TO pay her honest eeots
The frsL resolution asserts that the Govern.
ment owes it 10 Virginia to admit her when the
reconstruction acts were complied with
Second ass erts the equality of all men IN their
rights. Third sets forth the advantages of tue
new constitution. Fourth endorses the neces.
sIty fer free schools for all. Fifth pledges the
party to use all its efforts, in Accordance
with the principles Of the reconstruction
laws, for the removal OF political disa-
bilties from those who participated IN the
rebellion. Sixth urges the speedy payment by
the United States Of the losses of loyal citizeus
during the war. Seventh endorses impeach.
M mt heartily. Eighth endorses Grant for
President, and Hon. Henry Wilson, OF Massa.
chusetts, for Vice President. .Tismendous
cheering followed the reading OF the seventh
and eighth resolutions. A. motion to insert
Wade's name instead Of Wilson's was defeated
by \ large majority j. w .Hnnnicutt appeared
and made speech. promising to support the
nominees. The Convention has adjourned
.ftsa fs.s r .Fs +. frs q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
[By Bankers ana Brokers TeleSrapnl \

Lewis johnson Il 20. quote stocks ana bonds
In home and foreign markets as foiIows:
NEW YORK, May s.-First Board-U. =. 6's,
Lel, coupon, 1Eh; 629s, Is6e. coupons, l0r :;
1854, coupon, 1O6A; lS65 coupons, l07; Is6c,
coupon, new, losh; 5.2Bs, l567, coupon. 109k:
W+Os, eou pons, luI 7-3Os. second. IU7 4: 73O's,
third, lO7 \; Pacific Mail, 93 4; OHIO ano Missls-
slppl Cerufcates- 81 Il; Mariposa, .; EtIantic
MalI 80; Canton. 81 y: Cumberland. 3Ik; Western
Union Telegraph.37 4; z Quicksilvcr,3lss: Boston
Water Power, ~; n. Y. Central, l.9; Erie,
6sa; do preferrd, "a; Hudson i3J Reading,
SOa: Michigan Central, 1i7H; Michigan south
ern, sih; Illinois Central. 1i5 \; Cleveland ani
Pltfsburg. IS; Northwestern, o6k; do. prefd,
a y; Cleveland aud Toledo lO6; Rock Isiand,
Il; Toledo d Wabash, 5IY; Adams Ex., sik:
Wells Fargo & Go. Express, 22K; American
Express Sc. United States Express. none;
Merchants Union, 81. Gold, l3s kaI3)4.
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~ Disraeli "sticks. -

- All the prisoners but one escaped on Fri
day night from the Franklin county Jail Yer
mont.
~ They are laying down the Nicolson pave
York. n -ffr...V I ffs-ra
1Tbe Northwestern Distillery, and j.
Brown + Co.'s rec1fying esiah ishment in
Chicago. have been seised for frauds committed
~A lad named John NcDevitt dropped
dead while recisang d Lesson in I-oc.st street
school, Pmladslphia- Cause, heart dis. ase
ga man named Youell. an agent of tns
American ExpreO Company, At Tadoea Sta.
ton. indiana, aheconded, on Monday last. with
money.
D0The Young Mens Christian As.oe,.,a,o,,, =,
Of New YORK, refu ed the gift OF es00o ine la Sed
m the tax levy OF that city, by the Leesslatr -
- opposed - ne yoauatarily CArisiiaa systsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFER.
ENCE

CHICAGO, May s.-The Conference assembled
at the usual hour, Bishop Jones presiding
BISHOP Jones gave long and interesting ac-
cout Of his visit to Europe. The question ON
the admlsslon of the Southern delegates was
tax IN up and discussed until noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
FROM CALIFORNIA,
Charter ElectiouS

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-Charter elections
were held yesterday IN Nevada City, Grass
Valley. and Stockton. In Grass Valley poll
ucs Were ignored and i'm the other two places
the Union ticket was successful by a small ma
jority. In Virginia, Nevada the Democratic
ticket was successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money market was very easy in New
York Yesterday, and the supply was larger
than for long time past. The banks were
f1ee lend. rs on call, and six per cent became
the geneI al rate befor- the close OF bank hours
This case IS likely 10 continue in the future.
and mustese tu9lly have its effect upon values
in Wall street. Prime paper passes At seven
pr cent. The Assistant Treas urer yesterday
did not buy any Seven thirty NOTES, a. thc
market rose TO 1G7 n, and he Is not vet prepared
TO pay this price. The salcs of gold were
si5,Ot0, and the payments on account Of in.
ter,st, SiS5.O10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
DENOMINATION OF HON JAMES G..
BLAINE
Il Dispatch to the Star.l

ISPeOIdI DIspalCn 20 tht StaT.
BOSTON. May S.-Dispatcbes to the Boston
papers announce that Hon. James G Blaine
was renominated for Congress by reclamation
Yesterday by the Republican Convention at
Augusta, Maine. The district has a Repblicap
majority Of over five thousand,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
DENIAL FROM SENATOR FESSEN.
DEN

Especial DIspatch to the Evening Star.J
NEW YORK, May s.-A special Washington
dispatch to the Times says Senator Fessenden
authorizes a direct and explicit contradiction
of the statements published in the New York
Herald and Philadelphia Inquirer that he has
Written an opinion regarding the merits of the
Impeachment case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

PAINFUL AccIDENr-0n Monday last lit
tie daughter OF Mr.. John Hays, of Baltimore,
met with painful accident at the residence of
h. ID. Carleton. Esq, in Cumberland, Nd M
Hays and his family Were there for the purpose
OF attending the funeral service of his father
MI. Edward Hays, and his little daughter was
In the kitchen Of Mr. Cartoons residence
when the stove partially upset, spilling a kettle
OF boiling water on the little one and scaldIng
her very severely from the knees down
Prompt aid was given the little sufferer ano
she is doing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

The supreme Court OF the State of WIS.
consln mas ordered perpetual InIunction
agalnst me laying down of the Nicholson pave
ment in street Of Madison, in that State.
The ground of the decision rs, that the CITY
cnarter requiring all contracts to be let 20 th,.
article upon " whieh there is a monopoly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
Ts.day's New York Markets.
rRv Teiavrxnh

NEW YoRB, May s-Flour 5aI0c lower.
Wheat 1a2c. lower. Corn la2c better. Rye
3a5c. better. Pork duh ana declining; new
mess, $3.50. Lard dull and DIR, cpin-. at ia
l9&e. Cotton quiet at sec. for lIiddling Up
lands. Freights steady. Turper:Ine declining,
at 5 aGc. Rosin unchanged, 1T S3.25aS3. 81 for
common strained.