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LONDON, June 10. sdniaht.-In The
House ofrLords this. evening the Earl 81
Eilenborough, in some remarks on the
Abyssininn expedition, snggested that, On
account, of tho unusual character Of the
service performed BY the troops, special
honors should be conferred upon them on
their return from. the scene of the exploit.
Earl Of Malmesbury, Lord Prigy Seal,
IN replying, said that the Ministry had not
yet considered the subject. IL
The Duke Of Cambridge, commander-in-
chief of The, armys expressed the opinion
that the award Of unusual honors TO the
Abyssinian expedition would be q Bad pre-
IS IS The subject was aheann dropped. 50
The London Telegraph has been con-
libel. -. -. - N'A..4as :
-LoXDoN,, June ls.-Ths announcement
that Prince Milan, nephew OF Prince Mi
chel, has assumed the goyernorship Of Ser
via swas premature. II is stated that the
Powers have agreed 40 allow Seryia to
choose her OWE ruler, and the Prince Milan
viii undoubtedly be selected. - g 81 ~ Z. 2
= VIENNA june l9.--Negotiat;aus, have
been renewed between Austria and Italy
for the final disposition Of the art treasures
at Venice. -ts. 5 g 1sSs.ses xs,ss = 4
The Emperor Francis and Baron Buest
are about to make o. visit to Prague, the
capital of Bohemia. ~ e
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A DEcrsIoN As. TO PRoM1ssoRY NoTEs.-
The Supreme Court has decided upon writ
ot.error that promissory note is rendered
void by any change Of date after, its deli
very. In the case on trial it appeared on
the face of the note that 90 September" had
been stricken out and s'0ctober ii" substi-.
tated as the date, after one of the parties
had signed the note, and without his know
ledge or consent. The court showed that it
was rule Of the common law, as far
back rs the reign of 1Edward HI, that an
erasure in deed voids it : and the same
rule had been held as applicable to COM
mercial paper-it having been established
in both English and American iurispru-
dence that o material alteration in any
commercial paper without the consent Of
the party signing to the change %extin-
cuisines his liability. The alteration Of
the date, whether to hasten or delay the
time of payment, has been uniformly held
to be material. To prevent and punish
such tampering, the law does not permit
the plaintiff to fall back upon the contract
Us il was originally. In pursuance of o
stern but wise policy, it annuls the instru
ment as to the party sought to be wronged.
Ee,U York Times. ~, a,zts-sssg 4s-ss ~ y
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T. A general council of the Catholic Church
throughout. the world is anthoritatively an
nounced to take place at Rome during the
nextor the ensuing winter. This council,
it is stated, will be deliberative in its
character, and win be the first general
council Of the Catholic Church that has been
held since the famous Council Of Trent.
The objects of this: grand council are said
to be political rather than religious. Gardi-
nal Manning, in England, asserts that the
Church ia. to take ground, once for all,
against the alleged infdel and revolutionary
tendencies of the times, and sinterpose as a
bulwark against anarchy and the dissolu-
ton of societY.-.a -. - 80 -.
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WASHINGTON, June 19.-The House Com
nittee on Roads and Canals have agreed to
report a general bill providing for the
bridging Of navigable rivers, under. the
general power of Congress to regulate COM
mtrce. tse'sss .a+sss 8
General Grant will start on his western
tour in dry or two, accompanied by his
family and General Dent. He will go as
far as Cheyenne City, and will probably be
absent some weeks. rs ~
1t will be of considerable interest to rail-
road companies to learn that the Committee
on Patents have decided to report against
the extension Of both the Atwood and the
Washburne car-wheel patents. ss
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= A NUT FOR NoRTHERNERsy TO CRACK
Rev. Mr.. Walker, a Baptist clergyman,
over. sixty years Of age, walked from Ca
tawba to Salem, a distance Of ten miles,
last Sunday, to preach to the colored peo-
pie, who had given him on invitation to do
so.s The old gentleman had been q sufferer
by the war, and being unable to procure q
horse, to ride, walked the whole distance to
preach to those people, nearly every one of
whom have, voted and will vote against
the white mans interest. Is not this s re-
turning good for evil = g. What do the
northern folks think of such cruelty to the
negroes Mr.. Walker is a Conservative
Rons0Ee IImes. 49, ss.1 asl.ss ss;'g5iss,-a
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.9sar- 90 - grHEn a.
WASHINGTON, June 2O:-The tax bill re
ported to-day comes up Monday, and will
occupy the House without I interruption
until it is. concluded. 1t reduces the whis-
key tax to sixty cents, and tobacco from
forty tothirty cents. It is elaborate in its
details for the mode Of collecting the
revenue. a.aa ~. - ~ .ssla r57s,=i $50
= It is probable that q General Amnesty
will be proclaimed by the President on the
4th of July. sfas. ..s...'. 80
The President has nominated Richard
W. Millen collector of customs for the
Teche district Of Louisiana, and Henry G..
Meyers to be receiver of moneys at the
land office at Nachitoches. ,,-.,4 81
3. The President has .pardoned General b.
Heth, the Confederate General. ~
The corruption committee continues ex-
aiming Witnesses. 49, go - = ~ {. ..% ~
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John Breekinridge has been stirring up
things generally in Buckingham and there
.abouts. On Thursday, at New Market, he
met the late dusky member of the Conven-
ton from Buckingham, fellow named
Frank Moss, and gave him some home
thrusts. 49,. 5sst,tz :zs..-.es,
Breckenridge will speak at Nelson Station
on Tuesday, Esd ;at Front Royal, Warren
county, on Thursday, 25th and at Berry
vile, Clarke, county, on Saturday, 9th of
June.-Lyachburg Republican. si@ &c
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OFFER OF CONTROVERSIAL the Occss-
pants Of my Estate After thirty five years
Of litigation, which has Terminated fully,
finally, and in every particular in. my
favor by the decision Of; the Supreme Court
Of the United States rendered in April,
1865, so now again. sas in former years,
reiterate my desire to compromise on libe-
raj terms, and invite oil those who feel dis
posed to take advantage Of this, my last
offer, to come forward and enter into q final
settlement. The futility Of any further
opposition win appear obvious. MYRA
CLARK GAINES, No. 1876 Camp street, June
IL. 1861; .sig-s', ~; -. Z, ~ . y
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that on last
Wednesday morning tragical affair oc-
Cured in the western part Of this county.
The parties in the affair were Mr.. George
Clowser, citizen of the county, residing
in Petticoat Gap, and man named Sea-
crist, q native of Georgia, but who has been
living here for some time. 1t appears that
Seacrist was suspected of having improper
intimacy with Clowser's wife, and on
Wednesday morning Glowser pretended to
start for Winchester, but upon returning
found seacrist and his wife,together in the
woods. Being exasperated, he fred on Sea-
crist, the shot taking effect; he fred se-
eqnd shot, which killed him. He was then
about to kill the guilty woman, but she,
throwing her arms about his neck, begged
him to spare her life for the sake Of her
children. He could not overcome this ap-
peal. On Wednesday Mr.. Clowser came to
Winchester and surrendered himself to the
proper authorities, and is now confined in
-Winchester Ne,ns. 1''''
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sFrN
A FRrGHTFUL TRAGEDYs AT TEN-NILE.
BAYOU, ARK.-A frightful deed Of blood
WAS perpetrated on Colonel P. c. Bethel's
plantation, on Ten-mileg Bayou, back Of
Hopefeld, Ark, yesterday forenoon: a
man named Thomas Collier, Of Hopefeid,
quarrelled with young Bethel, o nephew OF
the gentleman above named. The result
was the shooting OF Bethel through the
head and breast with a. double barreled
shotgun. The slot in the head carried
away a large portion of the skull causing
almost instant death. We have obtained
no details Of the terrible affair. Collier is
said to be a desperado, who has already kill-
ed three men, He rode in from the bayou
to Hopefeld yesterday in the car containing
the corpse, standing near it in p threaten
ing attitude, with loaded gunsin his hand.
He was not arrested at last accounts
Memphis Aualanehe, Jaener l6. + -
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BUTLER AND GxAsr.- These two worthless,

nr-rLERANp GsAST.--These two worthless,
.e,er brief and unnatural estrangement,
have, VIC hear, at last coalcsced, like kim
Ired streams meeting into one. The recon
";,;e,ion is said to have been Of the most
.sccting character, and healths wegs drank
9TH much enthusiasm. The conditions of
the alliance arc matters Of conjecture. nc
:. reported that General Grant makesthe
~ ooe,M in the matter Of Butler being g bot
,,sdup," the gunpowder experiment at Fort
FISHER, and the other allnsions which West
p;uters are so apt to make in reference to
,nIun.eers. General Grant also certifies
nn,ler to he skilfnl soldier; and Butler
tstes on his personal honor shat Grant is a a.
man Of luminous Intellect, a great strategist
and statesman, and that the difficulties in
,he way of an exchange sprung not from
Grant, but from the rebels. His card some
rsars ago on this subject. was written
nnder mistake. How pleasant it is for.
brethren thus to dwell together in unity II
National Hateuigencer. 49,. g. rs -
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CRoPs.-The crops, that were 30 promis-
ing few weeks back, have been badly
damaged already by the severe drought to
which they have been subjected for weeks.
At present our prospects for rain are better
than fors6me time. A few more days of
parching sun, without. any rain, the crops
will be almost entirely lost. Yesterday we
met planters from different sections around
Montgomery, and all agree that the, crop
both of corn and cotton had already been
cut short. Some localities complain of the
worm in the cotton. A good rain is much
needed.-Montgomery ala. Mail, June l6.
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A NEW STAMP FOR WHIsKEY BARRELS
new stamp for whiskey barrels, showing
that the tax has been paid, prepared by
Mr.. s. M. Clarke, superintendent of the
Printing Bureau, has been approved by the
committee on Ways and Means. The stamp
is composed of two pieces Of paper, so that
it cannot be taken from the barrel without
mutilation. The series of such stamps are
seven in number, with figures denoting the
number of gallons, which are easily and
conveniently checked, in connection with
COUPONS,
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= WASTE OF Coal BY EXPOSURE. Accord
ing to the experiments Of Grundmann, in
Germany, coal exposed to the weather in
heaps for nine months lose fifty per cent. of
its value for fuel, and nearly as much as a
gas-making material. It suffers a slow
combustion, taking up oxygen, and giving
off the volatile products Of oxidation under
the operation of air, moisture, and warmth.
The combustible ingredients are lost, while
the worthless ones, such as sulphur and
oxygen, arc relatively increased.
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TELEGRAPFIflJ NEWS.
LATEsT EwsTRoMwAsmIxgros

Special Telegram TO the Dispatch.
Mr.. M'cBkIOcH DENIES THArsHERE sYaNED-
| HIS ABSENCE PROM THE CABINET DEsIRED
By THE PREsrDEET. ~ 80 if.t.45 >
WAsHIsGroS, June 20, 1858. 8
=. The announcement yesterday, in Hs, au-
thoritatiye manner, that Mr.. cCnlIoch
had resigned as Secretary Of the Treasury,
was Afterwards contrndicted by Mr. Siccul-
Ioch himself, through the Associatsdi Press
Agent. e !: s,,..s z, -. = t tsss
- II is nevertheless the fact that there vas
some ground for believing that hsEsecre-
tary had resigned. Influential Democrats
have for some time past been urging the
President 70 get rid Of McCulloch, who,
whilst protesting to be devoted friend Of
Mr. Johnson, fosters and snstains his enc
mics, especially in the, distribution of the
patronage Of the Treasury Department.
This is notorious, and has been brought to
the knowledge; Of the Presidentin specified
instances from time to time for months
past. . - d., -, &c &C., - - -, Z 80 ~
MIR. McCuroch, in aword, has been en-
tirely inconsistent with his nominal status
asa friend Of the President, and he is well
aware that Mr., johnson would be relieved
of: much embarrassment with his true
friends were MeCuHoch to formally tender
his resignation. But the Secretary has
about as strong q, spenchant for official
power as ex-secretary Stanton ieyinced,
and, lie the latter, remaiDssin the Cabinet,
when he cannot but know he is not wanted
there by the Executive. There is reason
to believe Mr.. McCulloch will shortly have
presented to him such unmistakable eyi-
denees of the President desire that he
will bescompelled to;retire from the Cabi-
net. q = ~ ..sst, .TS.sEsss:5 WALLACE.
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AN EXAMPLE FOR HUNNIcUTT-An as
ISOLATION has just been formed here to be
known as the Sc Howard Fraternal Union, -
composed entirely of colored men, whose
object is to secure q homestead for General
Howard rs a testimonial from the colored
people of the United States for the valuable
services that he has rendered the race. The
scheme is to raise $1,000 from the colored
people alone, no one person to be allowed
to contribute more than one cent.-Forney'S
Chronicle. @ -
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LAND SALES" Gordonsdale," the farm
of DR.. Robert E. Peyton, near the Plains,
has been sold TO General Benjamin Huger,
of South Carolina, for, $500. y,,,y- :.
The farm of NJ. J. Follin, near New Bal
timore, containing 1876 acres, has been sold
to DR.. H. Frost, Of Charleston, for $4,000.
tVo,renton Ig.der. ffsg Is. E.s sy <-.E
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE SINKING OF THE
ALABAMA-THE TRIAL OF SAMUEL. An
DEEws.-Boston, June l9.-The officers at
the navy-yard celebrated the fourth ami
versary of the sinking of the Alabama by
the Kearsarge to-day by dinner on board.
the receiving ship. ~.
The trial of Andrews for the murder Of
Holmes will not take place before Novem-
Der. 1t is understood that the grand jury
has found an Indictment for wilful muir
der. 80. -. ~ ~
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SuMMoNING JURYMEN.-Captain Magru-
der, deputy sheriff Of Henrico, was in the
city yesterday summoning twenty-five
talesmen to serve on q jury to try James
Jeter Phillips. Some of the parties sum-
moned from this place leave this morning.
AleraadYio Journal, e20th. = 10 9E.zs.st5 ~
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Foreign Markets.

= LONDON, June 2O.-Noon.-There is a
holiday, and no markets to-day.
FRANKFORT, June 2O.-United States
bonds, "a 5e@77A. 49, x = ~ szy
= LIVERPOOL, June 20.-Noon. Cotton
frmer but unchanged; estimated sales,
$4,000 bales. Sugar, s26s. Sd. I'D ms. 8. 52aa
LIyEnpocI., June 2O.-Euening. Cotton
'frmer ). uplands, HID; Orleans, I'D;
sales, 15, 900 bales. Corn, l3s. Sd.
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THE STRENGTH OF THE WHIsKEY RING.
FOrney's Chronicle says: " 1t is now I'M
derstood that the Committee of Ways and
Means will not be able to complete the sepa-
rate tax bill ordered by the House until
next week. Considerable time viii neces-
sarily be required in its discussion, and
doubts are expressed in some quarters that
it will be passed, Us many congressman are
now anxious to leave for home" II, 49,.
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1 Radical Nominations in Hanover.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. ,.s..a tsf

.ressa..s.ass& ASHLAND, June 20. 9
The negro Radical county convention
which met here to-day nominated Ira Aver
and General Williams G. Wiekham as can
didates for the Virginia House of Delegates.
This nomination will produce great dissatis-
faction among the negroes of the county,
both Aver and Wickham, having refused to
run on ticket with $Burwell Toler, negro
delegate to the late Convention. Old " Bob
Johnson" refuses to submit. II. 80
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June {2O.-- House. The
House was. occupied with unimportant mat-
tiers until the veto message WINS received.
The Arkansas bill was Immediately passed
over it by ITO to 81. TWAS q strict party
vote, except Stewart DEMOCRACY, of New
York, who voted with the Republicans. e:
z The Kentucky contested election case
cameup, and was discussed until djourn-
ment. ~ yF,.4 IS; e .ta ,sl,lsss t5sr=.1
Senate "A petition was presented from
1900 printers and bookbinders of New
York, representing American industry para
.lyzed by cheap foreign labor, asking q pro
tective tariff. A similar petition was pre-
scented from Delaware laborers and citizens.
The bill dividing Illinois into two judi
cial districts, with courts at Cairo and
Springfield, was passed. $751; a.
A large number of pension bills were
passed. -s.sEf<
Without acting on the veto message, the
Senate, after an executive session, adj
journed. E'.zt & = t. -. -
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dread at some future day 8 recurrence Of
the troubles which have long agitated the
country Would it not be the part Of wis
dom to take Tor our guide the Federal Con.
stieution rather than resort to measures
which, looking only to the present, may in
q, Few years renew in an aggravated form
the strife and bitterness caused by legisla.
lion which bas proved to be ill-timed and
unfortunate p,
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The South American War-FaiIure OF
the Assaults ON Humnita.
PARIS, FRANCE, june 920.-The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro reports that after
repeated assaults the Allies had deter
mined to reduce Humaita by seige.
The Paraguayans were united in their
support of Lopez and the war.
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b "a MEXICAN TRADE PALACE, No. 429
In BROAD STREET.-Jnst received at the
American Trade Palace another beautiful stock
OF SPRING and SUMNER GOODS: ~
. Beautiful Lawns, fast eolors, 2ec. per yard !:
Check Muslin, lsc. and upwards; Beautiful Dotted
Swiss Muslin, Csc. and upwards; Ladies, and
Misses Hats, Zoe. and upwards: Ladies' and
Misses, Shaker Hoods l5c. apiece Beautiful Plain
and Beaded Parasols, $l. SO and upwards Beantl-
width, CSC. per yard worth soc. Beautiful Prints
fast eOlors. loc. and upwards; every style and
quality Of Ladies' Misses' and Gentlemen,s Gloves,
very.cheap.s SiIverware, Jewelry, and Albums: IN
great variety very low. Ue 2oI s.-HEINE.- :.
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In MemOriam.

PARIS, FRANCE, June 2O.-A grand re-
QUEEN was held yesterday in memory Of
Macmillan, Miramon, and Carlotta.
Many Mexicans were present. ... :.
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: FafaI Accident.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 20.-A boat con-
tanning eight men was capsized yesterday,
and five of them (all -Frenohmen)l drowned.
Four leave families. - = ~ ~
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2 The number Of. persons, especially from
the North, now seeking lands in our COM
munity, is unprecedented. They appear to
be men who have imbibed the idea that
Virginia is. O. land of demi-sayages and
Goddess barbarians. We welcome all such
in our midst, knowing that time will con-
vince them, of the falsity Of their preju-
dices against u.s. Wa,renton indep.
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steantue Explosion.

~. Steamtug Explosion.
New York, June 20.-A steamtug having
"a barge in tow exploded this morning off
pier No. /, East river. The tug sunk, and
one of her Grew was drowned. All Of the
crew were more or less injured.
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- The Regatta at New York. 2"
New YORK, June 20.-The Gussie, fforty
tons, sailed forty miles in four hours yes
terday, winning the Regatta cup.
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DomesticT Markets

NEW YORK, June 20. = Noon.-Gold,
148114... 5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1888. Fir-
ginia 6's, ex-coupons, So; new do, 57A.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, f5h new, 724.
North Carolina 6's, ex-coupons, 72A; new
do, 7O15. Flour 1Oc. lower. Wheat quiet.
Corn lc. lower. Pork dull Mt $28.25. Lard
dropping steam, ,1711a@l7A. Cotton quiet
at 31c. Turpentine firm at 46%@47c.
Rosin quiet; common to good strained,
s3.12h@s3.2O.
Evening. steady uplands, 3lc.;
sales of 500 bales. Flour, 10@l5c. lower !;
superine to extra State, S7.90@SS.75.
Wheat dull. Corn-Mixed western, S1.O5
0Sl.07.. Whiskey dull and nominal. Other
articles unchanged. Money easy and dull
OF 3@5c. Gold, l4OL l4O3s. Sterling dull
at llOA. Governments steady. i.
BALTIMORE, June 2O.-yirginia 6's, in
scribed, 4511s@46. North Carolina 6's, 1914
asked. Cotton firm at 31c. Flourdull and
nominal. Wheat very dull. Corn firm !;
white, $1.l2@SI.14; yellow, Sl.l0QSl II.
Cats dull and unchanged. Rye, Sl.6OQ
$l.75. -
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The western
markets show no important change.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 90 Spirits
turpentine nominal at 4Oc. Rosins-Lower
grades in demand, with o light stock !;
strained, 1920; No. 2, 1925; No. I, 81 ;
pale, $3.50. Cotton frmer; middlings,
2715c. Tar firm at S4.75. 81 ..a 80.
CHARLESTON, June, 20.-Cotton quiet !;
sales, 100 bales; receipts, 81 bales e1-
ports, coastwise, 537 bales; middlings,
291a@3oc. = 70, %. 30 & ~ ~,
AUGUSTA, June 2O.-Cotton frmer sales,
IS bales; middling, 3oc. a7
|1sAEANNAH, June 2O.-Cotton firm but
nothing doing, holders asking too high; mid
dlings, 3O1 oslo; receipts, 70 bales. z
MOBILE, June 20.-Cotton-nothing do
ing and quotations nominal; receipts, IA
bales. g ~ s. 81, -. = ,fgEs ,+
New ORLEANS, June 2O.-Cotton in
moderate demand middlings, 29Rc.;
sales, ESQ bales; receipts, 100 bales. Su;
gar and molasses nominally unchanged.
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The Alabama s. LeEfsIatureo abaat
z4sag TO Assem- Ie-The Crops. DE.

y MONTGOMERY, - Ala, June 20.-!The
members of the Legislature elected under
the reconstruction law are arriving, in an
ticipation Of the passage of the omnibus
bill BY Congress. None but Radicals were
elected, as the. Democrats acted on the sug-
Igestion Of the reconstruction law, and de-
feated the Constitution by. not voting.
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California Affairs - Railroad Acct
dent-The Wheat Crop.
SAN Francisco, June 20.-A rock slide
on the. Central Pacific railroad yesterday
killed several Chinese. ...;-,,y-.-, E.
: : The first train on the road reached Reno
yesterday. Nine thousand men are en-
ployed in the construction Of the road.
=, Three charters have been effected for the
first grain cargoes to Liverpool at 3D.. =
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The New Government or Georgia
-M u x;6is Yz{reg ~ Crops. 81 f-z= Tfs.a1.} f..
ATLANTA, Ga, June Governor Bull
lock has just arrived from Washington, and
it is rumored that the Legislature will be
convened on the 4th ofsJuly.SEa r.
There have been fine rains, and the crops
are looking up. 4. ri - s:5rl5fEIaF
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Tao Bill-Reduction on Whiskey and
Tobacco-The Expected amnesty Procla-
jnatiOn-Pardon of General !Heth, dc.