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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FRfp,Y july i5CAte not arriving freely bu sh TIE yery
sht demand thn wanted We have cn ~ head TO
dv and quite since Monday Still the supply for the week
sufficient for the hottest week OF tie With
the when needed Butchers bays ha
hard ne keep their and at best Wth heavy losses
slow purchase ard several lots remnants are 9n''h
night Prices scarcely good Monday aud fA g.
than Wednesday ranging from l2 to l6ic b-mo'g a.
No stock a offering. - 49,.
uusOd lot Of t5 100 n Iowa sheep brought IS
out at $685. 50 each 70 Canada limbs 81 10 SiS Ss S
n, Sc. =, -. ...,....x
Hogs doing better only arriving 1y-4 ears az
They worth 0OlOse Sales car 100 d. lie a.
u, lati cars paine w. sOi y, iS, 'Sso !" W. ~" aA''s
kTsl.
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Sort @lurNrn's YOtist.

STATE NEwToRK
PoNr.wIRpxSS oynon, No 70 willsn.st
NOTICE IA hereby given, In accordance with
IN S.s,ioS Of the Act paused April 1871 entitled e An
ReoEsaIss he WsisnS Qacs As t0r VI N'v Is n " ssrVS
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Grop55ls

NOTICE TO LDEBS.-ScalcdPro
y r.s il- urtg OF ha rra oa f l'a hrr . 'front.'
oflsrl .tilr raaa vtr- Cos. Goo Ur.t-r. South M 81, ''ri4
fa- ...... tIs.. 81 d.. I1#. a. Do t.
r-tr MONDAY lul- rn ... Boz Dol. 01
arg..st.r o. Ha D.rH.ar. U... '...t ......' I' ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

Interested having charge Of the subject matter Of such inqmb
examination that the following under
Warsens and that the sad ramnsio -
within succeeding this notice on board >
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Corporation aotitts.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice is


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic notice is
Ilog and Lott @goys ouu@g,gd La ae s thereby that be,
Of the Board OF Assessors for examination by all persons interested
gus be issas space cd sh 5
building Sewer 57h street between 81 avenue and the
River With rluc.e l Avenue a aud ia aitl street
3d. For paving With uapb.oek sta street. from nth avenue to the
an For i6f5g Sewers 10 Goth 81 and Cd streets between
5h avenues, with branches boz 5'h Avenue
e Sidewalk. srace4 2li street from % avenue to the
T embraced By srra assessment include several Houses
and Lo.s OF Ground vacant Loi pieces and parcels Of hd STU
Both sides o9i street from Oh to 5h avenues to the extent Of
IN Ba% ,, Of s stree. b.,s,en p srd % avenues and
the River also both sides Of 8h street between IL
Oct from 5h street 20 Poa BALI way between 18Th aud 5A
4 Both sides Of ' street between I'm avenue and Tie Hudson
River 20 e extent Of hall e block either way on The west SIDE OF lin
m Boil. SHE, Of @ c and ga streets, between 'ih and 81 g.
Avenue, a ' i, % . I 2i a,egS. and tbe Harlem
River Of htAe bloch either way on the uieec1ng
al rous ala,- interest, ar, affected b. The aho7cunu assess
.Ir,..- ehe-os writing 20 JACOB otKLhl Ca.rraa
S,s ooa loose within i-, fra y date Of this notice
jal%D D :. q %1lylil Board Assessor
orc, uoirl Of A.,.s.o-. Nea Car.hoa,, Ju1 d. 1862
CORPORATION NOTICL-1he Committee
Y o. w5r r,' on. u O., '1s Io1r Of A,T%iy ~ ,
Iu.'.a ogo. AN rrrsls interested n toe M'iouc
ton rl',af or r Urrsr alton oi DE wood DO ifihi
asa luii1- owners
hereby rH,a" t0 Do present al ihe auo'tA
t..r. tune place al.hoa further rot.igat..l.
THOMAS CONNOR ! Comuiiee on
GEORGE NDDEA1H. Nhurrs
MICHAEL MOTION. NPlrrsart sips
NOHTORATION NOTICE.-The Special Com
Y OIL. s Ioa Of A~rle7 TO whom wa referred !.'
Cor rr.. Brood. tua Hf,rtrftiN =" Hi.rt'.'Hs
oa she r of ;ar proposed Lousia ai fsi lil.l
o. of r nali'A r.il.'
E.arf 'iff iaIl In--4A.
orrHnaris oi property ON e
rrH....i gTrr.r. end at persons interested a' be'li
rHt .ri iu b. .frt.lt 40 tHs ADORE sine at. Place
THOMAS COMMON.
JuIN MOORE.
EuGENl WARD. SPECIAL Committee.
joins utEDl.
JAMES o. COULTER
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Sors,s, GarriJots, d.

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MART
~ BrolIway and TIrH . regular pah.r sales Of HORSES.
CARRIAGES UAESEaa RUGS WHITES ni r,cstl needed u
riding ana drawing are "WEDNESDAY agi SATURDAY
thoushou. tle wear O'CLOCK BFes U ssAFs ind number Of
Horse, sutsbe for hgt driving a1d heavy work. ~ these sales
especially advertised Dot TIE arr' assortment 81
second baul Carriages add eat 'ae o. Hare " 4aa) o.
bnd .1 yer. superior Phart0.s hg Minor stephens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Gu, ~ AS Sua Scts...... Moon RseI........3&
Sand, G3l Cows Island. 72l Hell Gae...... 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

EANS--FANS-2jc
Glove. Hoop Skirts best guat' 75' Feehvov'
Corses whalehour Dress Irmmiag Rhb"ns Lnc fEoul
cries Linen Collar Hand! err AZ los prices a. ELGES Nos $50
snd gil Broadway Niucir"utlrsi
DEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID " r. Brown. Importer. No alJ Broadway. " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

II II. MACY. ,.-..
At POPULAR PRICES
Foareeuth-st and SiHiha,c
GHlRTSi SHIRTS! SHIRTS
- GEU NJ TRACY continues make bis One improved Yoke shirts
order perfect warranted Tie best nd cheapest Shirts tue
OF bic sl 10 The manu-
isa'ure and lt.uE ui Shirts
Three ari four py Linen Cor Gloves Supen Hosiery. Spring
GEO NJ TRACY Agent
No 100 Wilalm-st. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Friday, July IT, 1868
No nublic transactions in real estate III TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LyERP0oICoou qne the opening The s'es o. The week
have 0O bales Of which 900 taken ior export AID Oe on
specuou The stock ant shposri estimated at
$4,000 frog tie JLit- states Tine TOTAL
stock Of a1oa bound this port estimated Al lVl baes
: : u mn -. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
Siriniing.

DRINTING INK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
i a. No ~ BEEkNAN.ST. NEW-iOEh. JOHN g. Ll"hlBppl
constantly manufacturing and has always lna ever" 'hn o.
PRINTING black News lnk which he warrants
equal any nuue aud Of a. 10y prices ~ can BE- sod b
anT regular manufacturer Forwarded by steamboat aDi Ia road
part the l addressing az No - BecLmAnsi New
York. This pspsri' puntei sith nv News ink.
MN. EVERDELL's SONS, No l04 FultOE-st.
w -STkAM JOB PRINTERS AID LABEL hANUFACIUb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

hUR SAlE-Al W cSliclu, on central lGtll-
road NewJg hour from NeFiork hae ueE DWELL
NGHDUSE stable Sc ana about $40 acres Of ou'u house con
Naslstaud
water closet cooking range circulating boiler hot aud cold
marble CRATES. &C., &c. grounds handsomely
land out stone gravel drives and walks, large and small fruit and
everything finished the thorough
manner bv TIE and Winter residence ROBERT
DAVIS No Broadway. Room No y, NewiOk o. BLAKE
DUDLEY. u Morris Elizabeth. \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

Il Sound splendid COUNTRY SEAT, formerly Che residence Of
livingstone Dstrov esq. upper Newochce two miles from the
Ne0-iayer and Harlem Railroad Depo This o Che most heu'
m and desirable locations Webeier Curts 9n. one Of tL most
healthy graveyard tale 81 the departed living the
uf
living pocus che truth The house is 90
with large BAN
prime variety Of fruits The lawn Is the mos,
beautiful tie TO give m description Of te beauty Of the
place could on column o. newspaper Price $1,000 Inquire Of
tie 0 tne rreNIsea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
FROM LOUISIANA AND TENAS.
Quarantine ResaIations-The Texas Con
StitutiOnal COuyeutSnu

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-In general orders
No. "a, issued yesterday, General Buchanan
states that by virtue Of instructions from the
AdJufant Generals office, the quarantine order
Is so amended as TO direct that vessels from in :
lecteo ports, without epidemic disease on
board, shall be Quarantined twenty -one days
and thoroughly fumigated. Vessels having
had an epidemic disease Oh board shall be-
quarantined tor the same time from the fer
nination of the last case
1he Galy eston BuUetia's special from Austin
says that the Convention is still arranglng pre-
hmlnary matters. The President announced
the members OF the Standing Committee sly :
teen in all, communication to the State
treasurer gave much satisfaction to the men,
Ders. The impression haa gained ground that
the State exchequer was almost depleted. but
there are 3 SgD.UO on hand. and il will probahlv
increase to s4Oo.O0O by the first of January,
1850.
proposition TO furnish q certain number of
copies Of various specified papers TO each of
the members created IN animated Discussion
M ). Hamilton signalized himself by his on
position. He opposed taking a single copy.
Referred TO the Committee on Printing.
A. j. Hamilton offered a resolu luton instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to INQUIRE into
the e1pediepcy Of memoralizng Congress TO
transfe from the Military Commander of the
Fifth District to the Constitutional Conyen-
tion, the power Of appointing boards Of regis
ration for the State.
nj. 5. Hamilton offered q proposition for The
appointment OF committee Of nfteen to desig-
nate subjects, II any, apart from the making
OF the constitution, for the action Of the Con-
yeAtion. Rejected by vote Of 30 to 81. Gen
Reynolds was recognized outside the bar and
dfputation was appointed to conduct him TO
seat, and he was formally introduced. Con.
vention adjourned. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

DrRrse ne wees ending to-day there has
esen received n the Treasury Department,
from the Prinung DIVISION. stSS,IOo an frzc-
;ional currency. The amount for Ar,led dur
ug the same period was ss follows To T. -
Deposltsry az Baltimore, s7u,to1, at Louis Vile
SrV,tso, 20 National Banks and others, str2.S,si
Total, s272,soo, and ss7 .2ss in notes 10 National
banks.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas-
lrr~of the United Stairs IN trust for Naticn,i
Banks, reported day, were follows. for
circulating notes es4l.sSe, teo, for deposits OF
public moneys, 81, ,So2- a5o. Total. S57s,7se.iso.
The amount OF National Bank currency Is
sped during the week was si9a7-s. making the
total amount issued up 60 date SSe. sos .s2i
FROM this ~ TO be deducted the follow lng
amounts :-Mutilated bills rrturned. s7,TSS. .si2
hoteS OF inscivent banks redeemed and hurnet
py Tressnrer, ss.2. .3o&: leaving IN actual eircu-
lsilon ~ this date, sssa
Inc amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was SssO,aal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Petersburg Erpress says: IA delegation
from New York, representing the church go
long under the rectorship OF the Rev Dr.
hawks, reached this city on Sunday morning.
and on Monday rendered a call to the Rev :
A ID. WIngfeid, Of 81. Psuls. The salary At
hrst offered Was sl001d, although We under
stand that IN subsequent interview it was in-
creased to $1,000 Mr.. Wingnelds decIsIon
has not transpired."
Several persons We're arrested ON Monday
nlght ano brought 10 Richmond by revenue
officer Merrill, charged with violation OF the
internal revenue laws. They Were running
Illicit stills in the Chickahominy swamp. aud
were caught in the act
Judge Meredith. Of Richmond. appeared
yesterday before Gen. Granger, the federal
6ncer commanding that sub-dstrict, 10 ans
wer charge OF illegally naturalizing foreign
ers" in his court
The Psarisburg. Giles county, CARTE de-
nounces Mr. J. Goodrich, Revenue Assessor
for that district.
little child Of Mr.. Marshall Lewis, a me-
chanlc IN the employ Of the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad. had one of his toes eaten of 8
lew nights ago, by e large house-rat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
XIV roRK-riRsT BOA
TBy Bankers ana Brokers Telegraph

ny Bankers and Brokers' Tel-erAphl
Lewis johnson Il 20. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreagn markets as follows:
NEW foRK, June 6.-First Board-U SCs
Lsi' coupon ll6h; e.2o's ise2. coupons, II2a, /;
lec<, coupon. llos; 1865 coupons. liOk: I-ea
coupon new, ll3 6sUs. slsez, coupon. li3 . !;
lo$e's, coupons, lo6 7 .0s. second. lvek sTs
third leA Pacific Mail, &c =; OHIO and Miss
slppi CeruncaseA 3OA; Mariposa- S; Atlantic
Mal,SE Canton.S0S ;Cumberiand. .33k; Western
y: TeleErsph. 3 u; Quicksilver. 2et: Boston
Water Power, ~ 4: Y. Central. I3sS Ere
- y; Michigan Central, 100: Michigan south
ern. ~k; Illinois Central. l5i; Cleveland ana
Pittseurg. St; Northwestern, ss \; do. pr~rd,
~ s.; Cleveland and Toledo. losS; Rock Island.
-; Toledo Il Wabash, SOY; Adams Ex, 81
wells, Fargo&Co. Express, a5A American Er-
press, e5k; United states Express. IS |. Mrr-
ferred, l3l; Gold. 1894. Market strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
NY PREPARATIONS

Are pre pared in VAGUE from the veeet able sub
stances nansd, and are the most active that can
be made. Decoc ions exceedingly trouble
some, and IL IL necessary to prepare them every
Gay, and the syrups ere sffll more obecti on able
as they are weaker than the decoc tions for fluids
saturated with sugars are susceptible Of holding
IN solution much less than water
alone. and the syruDs are otherwise objections
for the patient 10 frequently nauseated and the
ston &C surfeited by the slge pro portion Of
taken with each dOse-whfch is Of no use what
e,sr-eXcept to keep the decoction from spelling.
Here the advantages and superiority of the FLUID
Extracts are strikingly manifest.
The hnest test OF their superiority will be q com
E&rison with the properties set forth in the
United States Dispe nsatory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

InPoRrANr AnR1sr.-rhroush TIE eaertious
Of Mr.. Fred. Depro, Special Agent Of the Pos
Once Department A. H Reed, Of the Pay.
master Generals Once, was arrested this
aiernoon on the charge Of sending pui
clrculArs TO Postmasters and others through
ont the country, soliciting, on behalf OF
the "National Managing Committee" 1--WE dol
lars from each person 70 whom they were ad.
einons. Already more than twenty monsed
letters have been received in response, which
are retamed BY the Department Others, IL
by Reed before hi. arrest. He asserts his in. !.
nocence, and says he IL the agent Of another
person. Letters have been found in his trunk
by MT Depro which, 1t is alleged, show his
lkeed'sb connection with the affair. He is
held At police headq uarters for hearing this
evening. .'.
EXPENSES OF THE GovBRNNENT.-The war.
rants issued bv the Treasury Department dur.
ing the month of May last to meet the req uire-
ments Of the Government amounted to- in
round numbers, the following sums viz: =
civil, Miscellaneous and Foreign Intercourse,
"a Sc s,ocS; Interest on the Public debt, sas,-
partment, sI,s56,ooo; Interior; Pension and
1ndians,) S565. 400; total, sae.4se.oOo. The war
rants issued for the redemption OF the Public
debt are not included in the above statement.
CoNFIRMATIoNs.-The Senate yesterday con.
firmed the following nominations:
!. g. Worthington, of Nevada, TO be Minis
ter Resident at the Argentine Republic, vice
Asboth, DECEASED. Alfred Allen. Of Kentucky
Consul at Foo Chow, China. Thomas B. AS.
ten. Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the
Eighth District Of New York, vice Bleecker
to be removed. Commodore Thomas Turner.
Rear Admiral on the active list and Canaan
John L. W orden, Commodore.
ORDERKD.-Brevet Brigadier General T. A.
'MeParlin, Surgeon, Y. 5. A.. has been assigned
to temporary du;; in the ofice Of the Surgeon
General, in this city.
INTERNAL RKvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day Were s746, 1886; for the week
S6,346, ,5sO07, and for the fiscal year, to date
$50, ,24I, ,SSs.i2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

FOREIGN NEws.-In the House OF Commons,
sn amendment 10 the suspensory bill was Of
Tered, placing office-tenpres under the Nav
pooth College grant on the same basis as liz
incs IN the Irish Church. / he amendment was
opposed as destructive. snd not suspen sory
and was rejected. The House then voted IN
iaNor OF permitting new appointments 10 b.
made 30 the Maynooth College, and also in IA
Nor OF the continuance OF the re0aHs, dyHny,
during the pleasure Of Parliament The sss-
pensory was then passed an committee. Tho
announcement Of the result was received with
cheers. The Emperor of Austria asserts that
he had 10 make his choice OF two alterpati veS
IN signing the recent laws hostile TO the Con
cordat or abdicatIon of the throne. aud he chose
the former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER

Has PROVED IuELF TO BE THE MosTPERFECr
I PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR EVER Of
FERED THE PUBLIC.
1t 10 . vegetable compound and contains NO inju-
nous properties whatever.
70 riLI rsSors Gray Hatr 10 ats orisiaaI color.
IL will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cesnses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus
trous and slken.
II is q splendid hair dressing
No person. old or young, should fail to use It,
MS recommeaded and used BY the first Medical
aSfhcrify.
~Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be
newer, and take no other
p. HALL 4 CO, Nashua, N. H, Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. ny 4-eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

TIE fENIAN SCARE in Canada is increasing
Two men Were arrested in Sweetsburg on
Wednesday, charged with being Fenians
Large numbers Of men are collecting AT ~.
Adams and Malone, but Fenian fairs are in
Operation AT those places, and attendance on
TIT m Is the ostensible purpose OF the numer-
Gus arrivals. Arms are arriving. however and
prominent Fenians say that they expect To have
foothold in Canada within the present mon IN
The ith regiment, 81 Halifax, Nova Scotia IS
under orders to march TO Canada at an hours
notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

DIOCESAN ORGANIZATION IN NILLINoIs-The
Episcopal Bishop OF Illinois has organized ms
diocese in way which concentrates church
power. He has arranged the counties of tn.
state into seven disllcts, which he calls .sd.au-
cries" and has desfk knsted an equal number of
Pastors by the utie of sRural Deans The
new suo-bishops are Rev. Drs. Ryland Of Chi
cago, Morrison of Bloomington, Chase of Jubi-
leeSCollese, Corbett of Quincy. and Messrs
Abbott Of Alton, Coe Of CaIro. and Jackson OF
Springfield. We believe there is no other State
IN the Union where tins method Of organiza-
ton has been so systematically carried out
The results will be looked tor with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
YnoM EUROPE TO-DAY, nv cApLE.
The FeAian Eaitsrs-TAe late English
Captures In Aby Of Sama-
paeard by the ussiams

Captures q. Aby aptsre Of ssma- :
laeard by the Russians.
DuBLIs, june at was announced se yeral
days ago that Messrs Sullivan and Pisot the
e6tors who were accused Of seditious writings
had been released on a writ Of error. Mr. Sui
hvan was 80 released, but the writ in the case
OF Pleot was denied, and that gentleman "A
conseq nently still in close confinement
LONDON, June 6.-Despatches have been re-
cetved here stating that the English captivss
recently held by King Theodorus, of yssinu-
and released by Gen. Napier, have arrived at
Suex, Egypt, homeward bound.
ST. PKTKRsBURs, Juue 6.-The Government
ts IN receipt Of intelligence from the scene of
the war in Central Asia The victory of the
I'd OF May, and the capture c1 Bokhara are
1uily confirmed. The reported death of the
Enr Of Bokhara lacks cenfirnation. The VIC
torieus Russian troops bad pushed forward
and taken the city of Samaracard, which they
also held at last sdyices
LONDON, June 6-Forenoon.-The weather is
delightful Consuls for money, s5al5 \. L. =.
53's, ~. Illinois Central, Soy. Eries, asa
LivERPooL. June 6-Foren noon.-Cotton DUH
AND unchanged. Sales Of eco bales. Bread
stu MS quiet Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, Jure 6-Afternoon.-U. s. 5-2o,s
sSa93S- llllnsis Central, s-S. Eriee, 45S.
LIVERPOOL, June Afternoon Cotton
closed quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

ARCHIEPIsCoPAL NIsITAuoN.-The Most
Rev. Archbishop Spalding gives notice that
owing 10 the uncertainty Of the time when the
Apostolic Briefs Will arrive for the cousacra-
ton OF the bishops elect. he has bAen reluct-
antly compelled TO defer his distant episcopaI
Nlsitatlons lor confirmation until next Septem-
ber or October, when he will make the yisit,
uon in the churches Of Western Maryland
living IN the counties of Carroll FREDERICK
washington, and Allegany. The churches in
the lower counties on the Western Shore will
be visited early next spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

OPTICAL VOTE oP THE RECENT ELEcrIox
IN MICHIGAN.-The Detroit Post gives the OF
nclai canvass OF the votes cast in the election
IN April last, as follows For The constitution
7I,i SO; against 1t, ll0-5s2 For annual session
OF the Legislature. 25.0IS; for biennial session,
lIO,3li. For prohibition, 72,i75; against -. l.3
MAJORITY against the constitution, 3s,s16. Ma
joritv for bi nnial session, ,52g5 Mn,orifx
against prohibition, 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
FROM CANADA.
Fenian Pr.para,iou.-a Rir q,

ftHIaH rfePafatiohs-A BIG IaNr.
OTTAWA, CANADA, June 6.-The authorities
continue 10 receive in formation of the Feuisu
preparations along the frontier.
cavern or Grotto. saio TO rival the Mann
moth Cave in Kentucky, has been discovered
about twenty miles north Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

SOUTH AMERICAN NEws.-ChIlI has refused
a renewal of the commercial treaty with the
Argentine Republic. Two hundred persons
are dying daily at Lima from yellow fever and
business Is suspended. Captain Blakely, IN :
VeRtor OF the Blakely sua, aud has WIFI. are
among the victims. TIE United States Consul
at Tombez had a difficulty with the authorities
and was calaboosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

DROWNED PKRsoNs.-A French physician,
Dr. Labordette. claims 10 have discovered a
after an immersion % half an hour and more.
Indeed, II is said that it bas proved effectual
where the pate mt hss been under water as much
as six hours. Heretofore fourteen minutes has
been considered the extreme limit Of time dur-
ing which the vital spark can be preserved
without air, and in most cases five minutes
of suffocation Is fatal. The process is not fully
described In the account given OF IL in the
French papers. but, IL seems 20 in volve the use
OF an instrument for opening the windpIpe
coupled with kneading and rubbing the body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

IHE BAY OF SAMANA.-The substance of the
Treaty between the United States ana St Do
hineo regarding this bay and territory is, that
IL H perpetually leased TO the United States as
neutral territory TO prevent the necessity Of
fortifications, and to secure freedom Of COM
msrcial intercourse with all nations. ST. Do
mingo makes absolute sale Of three square
leagues Of ground adjQi ming the bay and ada
cent island for a naval station. The price of
the cession is one million dollars In hand and
ten thouoand dollars year for the lease. The
entire peninsula Of Samana, thirty miles long
by ten wide, viii be neutral territory, under
the protection OF the United States and En-
rope, but its nominal sovereignty will remain
" nh ST. Domingo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

0Next week Madame Ristori piav, in
more and WashinGton. S5T tE17 = : =
- Mrs. Roberts was murdered On Rusr.,o
Bayou, tust shove sLynchburr. Texas. a IT,
sight Of the leeh q Nay. ShS Was fcund IA :
eect or s6M Aorteey naagssa. Ths aGnir ,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06
Ys.Aay's New Yssk Markets.
INV Tele0rnph.l

NEW YORK. June 6.-Floar dull and drooI-
ing Wheat dull and nominally he Lag cent
lower.Corn 1s2 cents lower. Pork flrmer. new
mess. SISSY. Lard steady at i6ksIs cents.
Cotton quiet at Sk for rplands. Freiehts
dull. Turp-ntine m rather better request nj
~. Rosin steady Al s3.lah for strained CON-