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Trul1stee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated the fourteenth day Of June, $50,
executed By Robert Ibbltsun and wife TO
myself as Trustees, and of record in the Clerks
once of Ohio county, volume sc, page 452, i
will sell at the Court house In the city OF
Wheeling. on Saturday 'Lhe nfLll day OF De-
cember, lS6S, the following dezc crtbed proptr-
ty mentioned In said Deed OF Trust TO vii:
A piece or parcel of ground Situated on the
Wheeling, bounded as follows, beginning At
q p9int one hundred aud ninety ieet east OF
the east limo Of Eon street, ON the line OF
street called Crescent street, laid out from
EoH street, eastWardIy to the Crescent LION
Mi, on the bank OF Wheeling creek, said
Crescent street being continuation OF
Webster, street, though running nearer the
street and At a different angle from Webster
street, thenee northWGrdlyA along the east
ing creek, thence eaStWaTdly up said creei
sixty feeL, thence B1uthRurdlY Dy q lin
parallel with said alley 70 sid Crescent
street, Themes WeStWardty along the norm
line OF Crescent street sixty feet to the place
Of beginning, together with the machinery,
fixtures and Improvements thereon or Rp-
pertaining theretO, being the same properly
conveyed by Gil q HRTdman 10 IbDit5On q
Ztmmer and by the latter 10 Robert Ibbit-
SON. -s.r $50 .eF l=1.si
Terms of sale, one fourth cash, and the re-
and eighteen months, with interest from
day Of sale, secured by Deed Of Trust ON the
me tile to the above property Is believed
to be good. ceiling Is Trustee win only
convey such title as Is vested In me by said
Deed OF Trust.
ocS0.ImeOd E. d. FTTZnUGH, Trustees
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River andiWeafher.

- ~. PrTrsBURaH, Nov. 80.
The weather Is cloudy with indica-
tions Of rain. River s feet one inch and
falling. Mercury, Ao.-. .-sa.s, r-
+, 100. ..ls,- = : CIEcINNATI, Nov. 80. =,
The River raised 10 inches with 10
feet sinches In the channel. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer AZ. lsai.I-
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mAssACHUsEFTs.
BOsTos. November 80.

u "a y ll0bUsIUNI NUVbuUet oUs 2
Asher L. Smith, produce dealer,
bridge last night and robbed Of over
fifteen hundred dollars and a gold
watch The robber escaped without
being identified. slliu4I 7Fs1<
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Now York Cattle market.

NEW 4oRkf NOV. ~.
Receipts for the week-5.6l3 beeyes,
0,246 sheep and lambs, "a, ,252 hogs.
BRRP-Market opened slow with a
moderate inquiry for good, while prices
ruled slowly. On Friday, however,
prices receded, and on that day the best
sold at 153<c; today the supply aggre-
gated about 8, 500 head. The weather Is
cold and the supply of poultry IN the
market much reduced; butchers felt
more like buying and the market with
out being higher was firufer, and prices
ruled from l3a16c for common to good
with a few extras as high as 17c. The
butchers are preparing now in good
earnest to Vacalethe down town slaugh-
ter houses by the frat of January.
Prices at the national yards for poor TO
medium at 9a12c; medium to fair steers
at 12a14c; good steers to fat oxen at 14R
l51<c; prime extra at 55zal6Izc.
SHERP-HaVe had hut a very moder-
rate sale. We cannot report any
change from last week SO FAR rs prices
are concerned, though there is no hrm-
ness to-day. We have a supply Of
,4S6 head at Comm1nipau; 4,7e5 at
Bergen Hill; 1000 at FortieIh street.;
the quality of the stock being poor.
The market was slow, and prices bare
ly maintained; common 10 fair sheep
4R41fci good TO prime 437Sa5e; extra 51za
&c. - 7ts-..fsA l'. 'i''i1 1t24'Ia ~ e;' :
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A VERMONT editor says In his paper
that he will ''take all kinds OF vegeta-
bles in pay for subscriptions, except
BEANS"
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seEE FiFe.
RoCHEsTER, Noy

ROCHESTER, Nov' 80,
A fire last night destroyed the Union
market, corner ofFront and MIL street.
The property was owned by Frederick
Zlmmer. The losses OF the owner and
tenants amount to about 5000. They
are partially insured.
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MIssOURI.

r !, = 81, LOUIS, Nov. 80.
Hon. Mr.. Hubbafd OF Massachusetts
and b. GEatz Blown Of sc. Louis, made
speeches this noon, ON change in favor
Of Government telegraph.
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OF 10000 teachers in the United
States, it fs asserted that III. 500 nre fe-
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IT is stated that Engenie is going 10
give the Napoleonic dynasty another
chance for perpetuity.
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WATERBURY,. Conn, has clerk OF a
school district who can neither read nor
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A LEADING and venerable member of
The Society OF Friends, at Richmond,
nCi,,ghen as ked the question, chow can
Friend Quakers consistently vote for
military man for Presidenti" gave, We
think, sufficient definement of their
position. aAs a Society, and judging
from the past history aud record OF the
two parties, we all prefer General Grant
to General Ritiil.n 4 ~ 95,1s5l75s "a
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GIN. w. G. wIcKHAN has been elect
ed President OF the Chesapeakean and Ohio
Railroad. .l,- ,,..... 5.--
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sw1NE-T6e heavy supplies have
leaves oH to-day being very fiat. Az
our figures prime heavy corn fed were
81 621<a7 70; medium 81 ST1<A7 621f;
common 81 OOa7 SIX. 5'.ii
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'DHALORB -PAPHIAN LOTION for
Beautifytng the SKIN and COMPLEX
ION. Removes ali EruptIons, FreckIes,
Pimples, Moth BloteheS; Tam ETC., and rem
For Ladies I'm the HuTBaTy it Is invaluable.
For Gentlemsn after Shaving ft has NO
sPAPHIAN LOTION" Is the only reliabls
remedy for diseases and blsrnishes OF tha
PHaLoN5s ..PAPHIAHE soApH Eos the
Toilet, Nursery and Bath will not chap thu
Skin. PIiee IS cents per cake.
hFLoR DE MAYO"
r aFLOR DE MAY0.P
A new perfume for the Handkerchla. ,Ezs
Quiaife Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
RHALON q BON, New YORK. Sold by all
Druggists. my2B-1yeod
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OHIO.

{87I-ai2 ~ CINCINNATI. Nov, 80. :
Three hundred barrels of whisky at
Indianapolis and Cincinnati depot,
were seized by the United Statss Asses
sor MeGrue, This morning. The entire
lot being found to be from six to fifteen
per cent. above the proof degree mark
ed on the gaugers certificate. The PEN
atty attacked TO this crime, is seizure OF
two hundred dollars on each barrel;
two hundred barrels. This whisky
was from Hamilton, Ohio, the other
hundred from Matamora, Ind.
The Ohio Dental Association will
meet in Columbus tomorrow,
The Board of Examiners appointed
by the Legislature will convene there
at the same time.
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GRANTS opihiSn of General Butler
expressed some time ago, is rs follows:
siHe tButler) is a mighty smart fellow;
he WON'T deny that himself.P 5eI
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NO. 81.
aHaufiM.
FIRsT
N NATIONAL BANK
peslEnated pepos,Ier1u

saesgss
MONEY resolved on dspoat Exchange
coiIseticns made and proceeds promptly
IntereSt on Special Deposits. at the nate of
FoUR per cent per annum where the de-
postt remains six months, and FIVE per
cent nfor one year.
= Accounts OF Merchants, MAnutacturersI
Bankers and othen solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
rency, and /, 2, So 80 colin, kept for the ac-
commodAtfon ofdepositoEs and the public.
GEO. Ra WHEAT, Prea't.
81 lIll--.EI GEO. ADAMS, CashHr.
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PHE Columbus preachers say they
wont pray for the legislature, unless
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Cincinnati.

NovElIBER 8O.-FhoUR-In fair de-
mand at 81 5Oas 90 for family.
Wheat-Less actfYe; No. ]
offered at SI76. Oorn-QuIetT now ear
in fair demand at 63a64c. Rye-Held
at 81 80; buyers at 81 2S. Oats-Firm st
5Sa69c; No. l at 60c for whita, Barley
doll and unchanged; spring held at
S215a2 80 for No. state and Canada.
PRoYIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Quiet at
S22 75a28 90. Bulk Meats-Firmer.
Shoulders-At 129<e for clear rib, and
18I<c for clear sides, packed. Green
MeAts-In good deQand, market closes
higher; shoulders at 75<a71<c5 sides at
10Xa101Sc; hams at 1i5<all7<c. Hogs
But few Offering, In demand at 81 25s
so for choice; live, held at SS 90 gross
and dressed at 50 O0a9 % for light 70
extra heavy. Lard-Quiet but firm.
Observation-Disclosures at e4a36C
for prime 20 choice EggB-At $50
Cheeae-ActiVe at I6I<aI6os
Oms-bard Otl-At $I30RI 80. Lin.
seed-Quiet at csc. fg EE1
WHIsKY-Firm at 9Sc.
GoLD-135 buying,
EHOHAHaE-HsRYy at 10 discount
buying, par selling.
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/ The People,s Bank.

- County Circuit Conrt, November Rules,
1858. r3u.- ~ 81 is- Its rs.l
Hampton Zane and EraIly A. Zane, his
wife. Geotle K. K. CockDnrn and Mary K.
CockbuHn, hla WHO. the said Hnmpden
Zane In his own rtght and rs Trustee Tor
his WIfe, Emily a. Zane, aud any children
who may survive her. --f
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NoyRMRER S0.-FLoUK-Tame and
: eAk; sales spEing extras at'S6 76a7 20:
GRAIN-=SRheAt-More active ana
easier; sales No. ] at 81 2S1<a1 25; No:
Al 1lai I2L. closing at 81 11aI NJ for
No. q: saies No. 2 since 'Chsnge at
81 is1<. Corn-old No. sold in car
load lots at 81 O8; No. declined %;
ssIs. a. 76a7sc; new ahelIed 2a3c lower;
ssiss at 56a59c; kiln dried quiet and
STEADY at $50 for No, 2. and U5aeSc for
rejected, closing dull az cog - IoL new ~,
sheIled, and nominal at u 08 for OLD
No. /. no 5efange since noon board.
Oats Opened steady ut Saturday. clos
sing figures, subsequently, weakened
and declined 1a1 3zci sales at 4d59a4Sc
for No. 3: 4sI<a45c for rejected, closing
at 46s<a4sszc for No. 2, Rye-Quiet and
4 sbscIe firmsr; sales No. At 81 IA
14J<; No. 2 81 Y. Barley Opened
drnaer and SO higher. and closed easier
with advance lostS sales at q DIAL 90
Tor No. 2, and 81 40 for rejected, closing
at 81 57a1 5711 for No, 2.
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THE first ice OF the season formed at
Va, on. Wednesday night.
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CLEvELAlp, nov. so. !

James English who murdered James
Hoban, saloon keeper, last September,
was convicted to-day of murder In the
second degree, after a very short trial
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HnIadn.

NovRMDER 30.-FL0UR-Quiet. vdFl
tGRAIN-Wheat-No. white % bet
ter; amber 10 lower; sales No. white
Michigan at g 05; white Michigan 81 so
al 81: amber do SIT5; do seller the
month 81 a; No. white 81 63; No. 2
amber 81 90; No. 8 spring 81 05. Corn
Shade better; Michigan CSC; new soc;
kiln dried o3e; new rejected T2I<c. Oats
Firm and 20 better; No. 55a56s. Rye
|-Unchangedi Michigan Si %. i7F
CLOVER SRED-S7a7 so. lif
Hoas-Dressed SsS2<c. l:f7s
nA SC. Louis. - l~+f
NovEMBRR S0.-FLoUR-Low grades
advanced 10a15c.
N-.wheat-Ffrmer and I'M
changed. Corn-LoRer. selling at 70a
721S3 for new. 0Ats-Advanced 10 64R
56c. Barley-Unchanged. Rye-Un-
changed.
PRovIsIoss- $22a23. Ba-
con-Little, out of smoke. Shoulders
Worth lie. Lard-Nomtnal.
WHIsRY-Unsettled
Hoes-Higher at 7a71zc.
NoyRABBR Firmi spring
GRAIN-Wheat-DulI but firms sales
OF No. Chicago spring at SIC. Corn
Nominal 1T 81 0231 05, according 10
quality and quantity. oAts-Firm in
small lots, and selling al Csc for west
ern. Rye-Unchanged. Barley-Dun
and lower. lsl II
DGIIwauk ee.
NovEAmER sO.-FLoUa-Dull; prices
GRAIS-wheat-DuI. at 81 2s1< on
spot. p.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
mARKErs lBY TELEaRAPlr.
NEW YoRK. Nov.


CoTToN-1<c better and decidedly
more active; sales 625 bales at 25Hc for
middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull, and slightly in
buyers favor for Medium and common
grades.
GRAIN-wheat-Du1l and heavy at
81 4sa1 so for No. G spring, and 81 90 for
amber Michigan, Rye5Steady at q 45
for western. Oats-Dul1 at 74a743<c for
western. Corn-HeavY and dull at
81 15a1 16 In store, and 81 17a1 Is afoat
for mixed western. .
I Hs-Pork-Nomina at $25 so
a26 90 for mess. Beef-Quiet and with
out decided change. Cut MealsI9 uiet.
at i55fai6e Tor fair to prime steam.
EGas- Steady at 37a3sc.
-,r-f .is1 DRY GOODS. s r.. -s,s..
The'market continues duh, but prices
are nevertheless steady. i=t
'.#7t MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEx-More active at 6a7 per cent
on call. Sterllng-Weaker at SlO9a1O9N.
1867 Sal351<, -. ...., s.r.sS --.,-.l-...
GOVERNMENT STocKS-Weaf. Cou-
pons 'Sl, 1l45Sa1151< do 49,, I1Ia1I1<;
do '64, 1079Sa1071k; do '65, 1073Eal079<;
do new 1105Sa110ss; do '67, 110ISal101zj
do '6S, 1101fa1105<i 10; ;40s 1O55Sal05H.
oTQCk6-.EN NeIoIuepEeaAeQ Lo-S1Ay w -
rnmor that one ofthe Erie officials had
decamped to Canada with eight mil
lions, but its denial restored confidence
and The market closed strong. Pacific
Mall 114TS; Western Union Telegraph
365<; New York Central 129; Erie 3S;
Hudson 136; Reading 9s3<i Terre Haute
SO; Wabash 6S5<; st, Paul 20; Fort
Wayne Ill; Ohio q Mississippi BIZ;
Michigan Central lis; Michigan South
ern SO; Illinois Central 142; Pittsburgh
IS; Toledo 1OO3<; Rock Island 1073<;
Northwestern SAX.
E&PRRSS SHARES-Wells, Fargo &
Co., 261<; American 479<; Adams 50LI;
United States 471ff Merchants Union
1875. il,,a,y a.tIl En-. i5afs. as
The Stock Exchange and open board
have passed joint resolution, requir.
ing all stocks IN the roll to be register
ed In some responsible financial insti'
tuition on or before January 30th, 1869
and also requiring 80 days notice of al
new issues OF stock or convertible bonds
The barrier In the Erie case before
Judge Nelson, consumed the whole day
| without any definite result being reach
| ed. It Is reported that an order has
been issued by Judge Peckahm on the
application of the Attorney General o
New York, 70 show cause why Jay
Gould should not be suspended az
the receiver OF Erie road. Still another
report is, that the Attorney General IL
a dispatch received to-day, says the ust
of his name was unauthorized. ThI
litigation is so complicated that thu
operators are almost entirely deferred
from dealing in Erie, being unable Il
follow the rapid changes in lega
aspect.
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BunaIo.


NovEnrnRR sO.-FIOUa-Dnll; prices
&c, sR4fsSwheat-Dnl. a. 81 2s,s on
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GEN. oRAN1's REPORT ~ FULL.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 29, 1868.
The following Is the report in fun of
the General OF the army for the present
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The House re.assembled at 2 p. N. IS
The reading of chapter 1S7 was resum-
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INsURANCE PoIIoTRs AND BLANK
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~rRLIIGENCKR IOB OFFICE,
No. Is Qutucy street,
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.aLlll.l.eI - - p.

-attaFrt - ''
a#sl.5H 2la ~ q ,sy h
a7tfA ffsT E.t5 -. ~ 5'i7'' =
sygls g. 7g- ,-.t .y,fil N
lt.g ifsan y
500 .t- -'f-- = I7'
ssE-.E
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1.rag 81 tsF 81 as8ataEE ~
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John NJ. Pugh. Probate Judge Of
franklin county, Ohio, has been held
in 5000 bail to answer the charge Of
issuing fraudulent naturalization pa
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TN CONNECTION WITH TIE HOUSE
5lItIlns sfiIIn TO do a Forwarding and Oonln1ls-
SJoIl aud Storage business, act as steaInnoa
ISo,'fs anfi furnish al desirable tnIoEn1atlen
neEtaining thereto, = vi
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TRUSTEES Sale.

q &ALLIsoN, Eol. for eompi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-16
THE FORTIETH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Junp1s. 1so

WhSuINGTOf, June 10, 1865,
the CHAIR laid before the Senate petitions of the
citizens OF ONO praying for the passage OF Mr.
Jenckes' Civil Service bill.
Mr.. SUMNER rep) of Mass. from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported bill to carry into ef-
feet two DEGREES OF the United States District Court
OF Louisiana, relative to certain British vessels.
THE COAST DEFENcEs.
Mr.. NyE (repJ Of Nevada, introduced bill rela-
tive TO the coast defences which was referred TO the
Committee ordnance. II directs the Secretary OF
War to advertise not less than thirty days
structing one OF Ryan Hitchcocks re-
volving iron forts at the entrance of New YORK
Secretary of war, the General OF the Army and the
Admiral OF the Navy, to inquire into the merits and
utility Of such forts, with authority TO make expe-
rimens In that view and In case they deem IL desra-
Bile they are authorized TO contract for the consruc
ton Of one OF them at said entrance.
SETTLEMENT OF PRIZE CASES.
Mr. HENDRICKs, tdem.l OF Ind, from the Com.
mttee on Naval Affairs, reported with an amend
ment, bill to facilitate the settlement Of certain
prize in the United states District Court Of the
Southern District OF Florida.
SECURITY OF PASSENGERS ON STEAM VESSELS.
provde for the better security Of life on board of
steamboats,, steamships and other vessels, which
was referred to the Committee on Commerce.
REFUNDING DUTIES.
Mr.. MORGAN rep ofN. Y called up the bill to provide
for refundng duties enormously exacted in certain
II provides that the secretary Of the Treasury
shall refund TO importers In the city OF New YORK the
OF duties exacted and paid upon importations
OF merchandise, subject to the specific duties, made
subsequent to the passage Of the tariff act OF March
2 1891 and prior to the passage or the act OF July
H. 1852, caused by the non-allowance by the Col
ector Of New York for draught upon such importa-
tions as provided by sections hftyeght and ftynne
OF the act to regulate the collection OF duties i'm
ports and tonnage, az approved March 2, 1899. lie
offered the following amendment to be added at the
end OF the BILL 'and the sum OF $780, 00 so much
thereof as may be necessary, s hereby appropriated
out OF any moneys not otherwise appropriated to
carry into efectt the purpose OF this act" This was
agreed to-
In reply to question from Mr.. Couness, whether
New York IL The only port In which relief is neces-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-05

{" TIE KINGDOM" Of Canada il again
in sore alarm over the threatened war
movements of the Fenians. Tho bold
Hiberniaus have lately held some big
meetings at Detroit and other places on
the border, and the Kanucks are natu-
rally fearful of repetition of the Fort
Erie affair." Now while the Canadas, as
at present organized, are nothing less
than Haunting jeer a. our Republican
institutions and therefore entitled to no
sympathy from the American people,
good faith toward Great Britain de.
mands that our Government should in
terpose an active, earnest force to pre-
vent any fillibnstering expeditions from
our soil into the British provinces. 1t
is not impossible that the Fenian leaders
are moved to their present intentions by
the idea that this being the season for
our Presidential campaign, political
considerations upon the part of the
powers that be, will induce tacit per-
missioni,of their belligerent operations.
The late assassination of D Arcy McGee,
the Clerkenwell affair and the murder
GUS attack upon Prince Alfred in Aus
tralia have tended, very strongly, to
make Fenianism unpopular with the
better people of the United States; ard
if Canada is to be the scene of renew
ed attack by the adherents Of the Bro
therhood, it will have to be prosecuted
with amazing CELEBRITY and proportionate
force and vigor to escape defeat in its
very inception.
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The MOVEMENT to place the Indian
Bureau within the control of the War
Office is again being pressed in Con-
gress. Of course the contractors who
get up Indian wars will objec. to this
proposed change and bring all possible
influence against it; but due regard
for the great interests which are con-
stantly impeIilled by the present i'm
potent conduct, at Washington, Of our
Indian Affairs ought to insure the pro-
posed change.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.


RICHMOND, May 30.-It is now probable
that the trial of JEFF Davis will be postponed
until October. The counsel Oh both sides
have agreed On that time. 1he witnesses had
| been slbpnnaed for next Wednesday.
BosToN, May 30.-A committee Of the
City Couucil met to-day to invite Mr.. Bur-
lingame and the Chinese Embassy to visit
Boston and accept the Inequalities of the
city.
DETROIT, Iune IA convention Of the
Fenians of Michigan was held to day with
closed doors. Large amounts of money and
men were pledged. An immense mass
meeting was held in the evening. Four or
FIVE Thousand persons were unable to gain
admission. Generals O'Neu and Spier ad-
dressed the meeting.
New YORK, June IA committee from
Cincinnati yesterday engaged the Masonic
Hall, on Thirteenth street for the accommo-
dation of the Pendleton delegation to the
Democratic Convention. The Pendeton
army is one thousand strong, and will arrive
by special train and make an imposing de-
monstra;ion in the street, headed by band
of forty pieces.
The Mayor of Brooklyn estimates the ex-
penses of that city next year at So, l40, 900.
Judge Hacket yesterday released tele-
graph operator charged with divulgiDg the
contents of dispatch to a broker, on the
ground that Congress permits dispatches to
be inspected.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The steamer Princess,
laden with Government freight for Fort
Stevenson, sunk % miles above Livingston,
on Sunday. The boat and cargo are proba-
bly, total loss.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 2.-The funeral of
ex-President Buchanan will occur on Thurs
day afternoon.
Seward on Friday informed a leading d.
plomatist that he had rendered his resigna-
lion. Information from other quarters con-
arms this.
The Senate Judiciary Committee, it is re-
ported will advise continuation of Stanberry
Is Attorney General.
1t is said the President viii nom mate
2everdav johnson Minister to England and
jroesbeck Secretary Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June IA caucus of Re
publican members Of the House was held
o-night. After lengthy discussion it was
graed to take no action on the subject of
till it could be seen whether the
AK bill could be passed this session.
A Republican Senate caucus agreed to
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ARKANSAS is we'll nigh restored to the

ARKANSAS is well nigh restored to the
Union. The bill, passed BY the House
of Representatives admitting her has
been amended in the Senate SO as to
preclude any infringement of the suf-
frags upon grounds Of race or color,
and in that shape has passed that body.
Doubtless this amendment will be con-
Cured iu by the House, after which it
will merely have to be passed over the
Presidents veto (of course it will be
vetoed) to become q law. And thea
Arkansas will come in as another stand
OF to Oregon in the Presidential cleo
ton,