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The New York herald., 1868-06-18
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Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips. savannah-Mmray Ferris
Steamship sarasosss Crowsll. Charleston "A Leary;
Steamship Rcbecca Clyde. Chichester, Wilmington NCJss
Steamship Louisa Moore. Wallace, Newbern-xurray Fer.
ss:mshp Alssma,e. Couch Norfolk. City Point and Rich
Steamship Acushnes, Kelly, New Bodford-Fergison q
Sssas ssss R Gsnsnls 'a 1
Bark dpsoy (Br Robinson. s. John NB-crAndall, Um,
ssIis S:ils;, sss$.rssp, r.rsasen.-J,. r., Henry
Brig II A Pitt (Bp. -. Hamilton tBermuda) Mid
Brig Angola (Br, suthergreeu. Halifax. Ns-Cranda Um
Brig strout strou,. Jacksonville Son Co.
schr Telegraph (Br Wood, Aspinwali via Elzabehport
schr Adah (Br), Gain, Cementspor Ns-A Heney.
- Schr Lockwood sharrett Petersburg-van Brunt
scIr Smith, Nicterson, Boston Ferguson 4 Wood.
schr Horace L, Francis Bridgeport Ct-G Racket Il
schr Lsdy Antrim Besse. Coldspring, III.
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s'oop Apollo, Freeman, New London q Racket Bro
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD srHAB YACHTS
and Queenstown 7th, at PM with mdso TO
from Dundee for Bombay ioh, lat ls Is lon q passed
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A%sSs N from Nsw Xg.G for Bremen
with %Gasa sS Mail Steamship
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bearing ", passed steamship Rapidan hence or Havana
steamship Thames Pennington Savannah with mdss and
Steamship sylvan shore Conklin Savannah, go hours
steamship Dirigo, Johnson Portland, with mdse, to
Brig Paragon (B) Welsh, Matsnzas days. with moasses
Brig Joseph Grant, storms, CALAIS 10 days, with lumber
5chr Alfred Keen lof RocklandL Robinson, Eaanyas l8
Florida TO Cape Haeas experienced heavy
Been days north of Hatteras with light winds and
schr Mary Fletcher (of Phtadelphia) Pendeton, Cay
Frances Remedos dsy. vita Tolasses 70 Peter Wing
bark Ellen Dyer, hence for Cardenas
schr & William WI am Henry Mshsdy. Virginia
schr David Berry, Maurice, Virginia.
schr Mensws, Dissoswsy, Baltimore Tor New Haven.
schrEd~ard Perry Rsey. Philadelphia for Danverspors
schr VIM Tufts, skidmore, South Amboy for Boston
Schr orecian, Crowley Calais days. with timber and
schr Persis L Smith, Bunker. MGlbridge.
Schr sgsan sa,ss. Epdridgo Chapman Georges Banks
schr Andrew stewart, Gilbert, Providence for Albany
scsr Samuel Weller rhomSs. Hsreqs Tor
schr Caroline, Murphy. New Haven for New Brunswick
schr hr pSth psya asson a b.y. sSnsIB9Ti Bridgeport
schr James Divity, Davis, Norwich for Eilzsbetbpo
schr Sarah Thomas ruley, Orient Tor Philadelphia
SAILED
Steamshps Cuba, liverpool Ssragosss, Charleston VIII
delphia; Louisa Moore Nswberu Aibemsre richmond Ac
Rebecca Cyee Wilmington, NC.
Bark Rebeeca Caruana anchored At the sw Spit, bound
Wind a, sunset, ssw, ligh,
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OHIO.

Heavy Robbery Of County Treasurer
Damage to Railroads by tho Rains.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1863
Tonight some unknown persons entered the Trea-
surers Office of Clinton county, Ohio, at Wilmington,
and knocked down the Treasurer, Mr.. A. Haokett,
he was depositng the receipts of the day in the
vault The thieves after binding and gagging Mr..
Hackett took $1,000 from the vault and made their
escape
The heavy rains last night washed away several
bridges and trestles on the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad between Loveland and Chillic0the. and
the passage of trains will be stopped for some days.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
ENGLAND.
The Canadian Union Question-Nova scotIan
Secession In Parliament.

Tho Canadian Union Question-Nova ScotIan
Secession In Parliament.
LONDON, June II, 1858.
In the House Of Commons on Tuesday night an in
terestng debate took place on the petition of the
people Of Nova Scotia against the Canadian Union
act
Mr.. John Bright moved that commission be ap.
pointed to inquire into the Of the discomfort
In Nova Scotia in consequence Of the operation of
the act Of confederation. Mr.. Bright supported
bis motion with q speech in which he de-
clared that an investigation into this matter
Could not be otherwise than advantageous. II
1t was refused, the people Of Nova Scotia would feel
that they were victims Of q policy with which they
did not and could not sympathize. Such refusal
would increase their hostility to Canada, estrange
them from England and give powerful stimulus to
their sympathy with the United States. Justice and
generosity to the people Of Nova Scotia demanded
this inquiry. The Ministry would be greatly to
blame should any untoward event result from a
refusal to grant this demand.
Mr. William E. Baxter, member for Montrose,
seconded the motion made by Mr.. Bright.
the Colonial Department rose to reply for the gov.
ernment. He acknowledged that discomfort pre-
occasion to deny the correctness of statement
made by Mr.. Bright IN speech on the 18th OF last
UNION 70 act in ere was not na but
the acts OF the Legislatures OF each OF
the provinces concerned The right honor
able gentleman continued by declaring that the
appointment Of this commission Of inquiry would be
great evil and would be considered an insult by the
Dominion OF Canada He informed the House that
steps had been taken by the government to aay the
present feeling in the North American provinces. He
said this feeling not bitter as had been repre-
sented for the acts OF the Canadian Parliament, sit
ting at Ottawa, had since been approved Of by Nova
Scotia and whatever discomfort still existed would
rapidly disappear, the people OF that province had
no reason now to apprehend an increase OF taxation
or expenditure.
After further discussion q division OF the House
took place on Mr.. Brights motion and resulted as
follows
For the Commission Of Inquiry. 81
Against 1SS
Majority against. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
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ST. DOMINO

Cabrai on the Warpatb-Baez Wants q
Million Dollars for Samana.
HAVANA, June IL, 1868.
From st. Domingo we have the announcement
that exPresident Cabral is on the warpath and
threatens the stability OF Baez' government
It is suspected that Baez has ordered his commits.
si0ners to the United States to negotiate loan OF
million dollars. He offers the bay and peninsula of
1aman& a. security.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June II, 1868.
The Ninth Congressional Democratic Convention
met at Winchester to-day and nominated Judge
Robert Lowry, Of Fort Wayne, for member Of Con.
gress.
Resolutions endorsing the platform OF the Conven-
ton of the ssth Of January, and cOndemning the
impeachment trial, were adopted
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
MEXICO.


The Pachucs Revels Heard or at browns.
y1!;s:Ei';sH yH rszss 3 ysss QFs.-Hsw' Via
-~ Ssv oarilss, iunas IT, lsss.
The BROWNSVILLE Ranchero Of the 18th contains the
following despatch, dated zizayaca, the cath ult.-
General BetanSas and Leon Ugalde, with four hum
dred followers, have proclaimed General P0rnrio
Daz President OF the republic and declare that the
constitution OF 1857 shall be maintained tpvt0late.
Yellow fever Of dangerous type and epidemic In
form u raging at Vera Cruz.
Monterey dates TO the 9th inst state that the Nex
can Congress was still In session.
The Minister OF War had ordered the authorities at
Vera Cruz 70 dismantle the land fort6catons store
away the artillery and rent the buildings now used
g barracka
Aureliano Rivera made an attempt 70 take the
town OF Irangustengo, but was repused BY the citi
zens. He has since stationed armed bodies Of his
followers ct different places along the road to Car
ranca, with orders to collect tax OF one dollar Q
load on all provisions intended for the capital.
tranquility now regns In all the towns.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
LOUISIANA.

Mayor Conwny's (of New Orleans) Reply to
the Quo Warranto-Thc Council Organized.
NEW ORLEANS, June II, 1858.
Mayor Conway has filed a reply to the writ OF quo
,cdyranto He takes exceptions TO the right of the
writ to issue on the petition Of Heath az he (COn
way) holds his once both by military order and by
election by the people. hearing was postponed
until Saturday.
Both Boards OF Aldermen have organized but no
business has been transacted as yet
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JAMAICA.

Dolagiug Rains-Immense Destruction Of
Property-Shock of Earthquake.
KINGSTON June Ia,
VIA HAVANA, June II, 1868. !
The rain has been falling here in torrents, and the
Injury done to the plantations Is immense. river
chat had been dried up was suddenly flooded, the
water rising to height Of forty feet. An immense
amount Of property was dragged along by the toT-
rent
: We had violent shock Of earthquake here on the
9TH inst.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

More Earthquakes-SailinG Of the Mononsa-
hela for New Yorls-Naval News.
HAVANA, June II, 1s6s
On the 9th Inst. there were violent shocks OF earth
quake felt at st. Thomas.
The American man-of-war Monongahela sailed for
New York on the 9th.
The man-of-war Contocook IL uninjured by her
having run ashore In the French Antilles.
The United states steamer Saco sailed for Aaplu-
wall from KoV West on the nth inst.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-THE steamship France
Captain Grace. OF the National line, which left New
York June arrived here to-day, on the way to Liv-
erpool.
LIvERP0oL, June 1.-THE Cunard steamship
Siberia, which put back to queenstown several days
ago with shart broken, again sailed for New York
few days ago, but wes obliged 10 put back to this
port yesterday.
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PENNS SYLVANlA.

Funeral Of Timothy Heeuaa in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June IL, 1868.
The funeral OF Timothy Heenan took place to-day
and was attended by large number Of citizens who
entertained high respect for the deceased. There
eight pail bearers who carried the bier from the
residence 70 the st. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
where high mass was performed. The remains were
inferred in vault In the Cathedral Cemetery, where
they will remain until october next, when they viii
be removed to the family vault at Troy, NJ. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Boston Hide and Leather Bank Sefa:ss.
tiOn.
BOSTON, June IT, 1858.
The defalcation in the Hide and Leather National
Bank in this city Is ascertained to be $576,OOO The
surplus OF the bank Is $780, OOOO which leaves deficit
In the capital stock OF $225, ,000
The directors think that portion OF this loss will
be made up from premiums on government securi-
ties owned by the bank and by assets account OF
the defaulters that the capital stock will be but
slightly impaired.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
BELGIUM.

Royal Review Of Farragut's Squadron.
BRUSSELS, June II, 1868.
Admiral Farragut has invited King Leopold to
review the squadron under his command.
The King has accepted the invitation, and the re-
view will take place ct an early day In the harbor
of Ostend.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Extraordinary Pedestrianism-One Hundred
Miles In Twenty -one Hours.
BOSTON, June II, 1ses
walking match Of one hundred miles for purse
Of $1,000 and the championship Of New England,
between young man named McEttsrick and T. A.
Scott, commenced yesterday afternoon at Mystic
Park, In Medford, which resulted to-day In McEt-
terck winning the match In twenty one hours, elk
minutes and f0rty-f0ur seconds. Scott gave out on
the ninety eighth mile having been twenty-one
hours nineteen minutes and eight seconds In COM
pleting tnat number OF miles,
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GERMANY.

Rsmors Of q War Conspiracy-RoyaI Visit to
Hanover.
BERLIN, June II, 1868.
report is in circulation that certain important
papers have been discovered In Siesa, which reveal
the existence OF plot to involve the lesser European
Powers with France In q war against Prussia
King william has gone to visit Hanover for the
Arst time since the late war with Austria.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
ABYSSiNiA.
General Napier for India.

General Napier for India.
LONDON, June II, 1868.
The English journals publish q telegram from
Zoulla, Abyssinia, dated June g.
All the troops OF the expedition except small
body OF cavalry have left zoulla to embark for
Bombay
General Sir Robert Napier was to leave on the 18TH
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
FRANCE.


The Charge Of Arming Retorted.
PARIS June II, 1868.
In the ministerial report on the budget reference
is made to the general arming represented to be
going on In Europe. The report declares that both
the people and the government Of France desire
peace and there Is now evidence that the OK ist
Ing state Of tranquility throughout Europe Will be
q disturbed
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
FLORIDA.

Election of A. s. Weich United States Sen.
atOr.
TALLAHASSEE, June IL, 1858.
The Legislature to-day elected A. 8. WEIGH United
States Senator for the term expiring March, 1859.
There was no election for the term OF four years.
The result is uncertain, though Osborne Is ahead.
A. Gilbert of St. Augustine Is q prominent candi-
date to succeed Mr.. WEIGH.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

The Columbus lOhioI Journal says that the funeral
OF Mrs. General Kautz (ee Charlotte Tod took place
on the 9th INST, from the residence OF her father,
Governor Tod, at youngstown. the procession II
said to have been over mile Ia Iongth. the blow s
aud his daughter an affection Of extraordinary
warmth And tenderuess existed.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
NEW YORK.

Two Horrors in Bufal0-A Deaf and Dumb
Man Killed ON the Railroad and an Old
Itinerant BrutaIly Murdered.
BUFFALO, June II, 1885,
An unknown man, supposed to be a travelling
bird catcher and tanner, aged about sixty years.
murdered last night about eight miles from this
city and his body conveyed to and thrown across the
BufYalo and washington Railway. There was one
stab In the chest and two cuts In the abdomen, in
nicted by sharp instrument.
A deaf and dumb man named Andrew Kleif was
killed on the Central Railroad last night. His head
was completely severed from his body and his trunk
was otherwise mangled.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-The New Treatment Of Rheumatts1s
enervescent preparations Is working wonders, and u
part Of the medical record Of the age that the famous pre-
as TARRANT'S SELTzER APERIENT, s(ands at the head
of all remedies prescribed for that sgonzng disease
Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
CUBA.


HAVANA June II, 1888.
Sugar-Holjers are firm Offers made Of TE *
rs. ger arrobe for No. IL ID. S. Exchange-0n Ions
don III y III u per cent premium; on United states
currency, 80 per cent discount
The silansr Eagle arrived here today from New
York.
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Reported Confession Of Deacon Andrews.

Reported Confession Of Deacon Andrews.
PLYMOUTH June H. 1865
There is good reason for stating that Deacon
Andrews has confessed to his counsel that he killed
Cornelius Holmes, claiming to have done II In SELF
defence. The confession is In writing, and will be
submitted to the Grand Jury with view to Justify
an Indictment for manslanghier.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
Accident ON the Central Railroad Near Sche-
nectady.

ALBANY, June II, I5U8.
The mail train on the Central Railroad due here at
half past two O'Clock this afternoon, was thrown
from the track about five miles this side Of Schenec-
tady, while running at the rate Of thirty miles an
hour The Merchants Union and American Express
cars and one baggage car were thrown over an en-
bankment twenty feet high and badly broken One
passenger car was thrown or the track but did not
20 over the embankment. An express messenger
named Carr was injured, but no passengers. The
accident was caused by the spreading OF rail.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Anew voIume.-Pictorial PhrenoiOgica! Jour.
NAL July Ready Distinguished Men Beautiful Women: (:
Where TO Find a Wife; European and AsatIc Beauties
English French, German, Russan Grecian Swedish Aus
il Priests Mahomot hi. Religion IDeyslopn,ens Theory"
schools $s a year 81 50 months 30 cents number
Newsmen have r. WILLS, 3s9 broadway, New YORK.
D,t,Isa
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Changes.

MADRID, June II, 1868.
The following changes have taken place in the
Spanish Cabinet:-The Marquis de Roncadi has been
made Foreign Minister, Coronado Minister Of JUS
tice and Rubi Minister for the Colon les.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
ROME.
A Political Amnesty.

LONDON, June II, 1868.
Dispatches from Rome, dated the 15th state that
the Pope intended to Issue general amnesty to pO
lica Offenders on the anniversary of his accession
to the Holy See
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-For a stylish and Becoming Hat Pa
BURKE OF 23 Fulton street His terms decidedly
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Boots, shoes, Cutters and slippers Of Every
variety, ready made made order, at O. @. RfOH
MONo'S, 573 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-Calf Sewed Caters, rs Box Toes. @6s
asa broadway, corner Of Howard street
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IL, 1868.

The odce OF tho Herald yachts Whitehall slip
All communications from owners and c0ns to the
masters of inward bound vessels will be forwarded of
charge.
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Almanac for New York.-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 4 20 Moon rises morn 6
Sun sets. ....... 7 33 High water. .eve 6 a.
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Lacking Eastward.

The Corps Legslatif yesterday gave their assent to
the proposed suez loan.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18
Majority against. ...........,
The Irish Church Bill.

Later in the evening the Irish Church Appoint
ments Suspensory bill was passed to third read
ing.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-Phalon's "PaphIan Soap0 Possesses che
same properties "Papbian Lotion" Is cens cake
It Will not chap tho skin It Invaluable for the Toihht.
BATH and NURSERY
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Why Should Phal0n's Paphian Lotion for
the skin be popular Wall street Because does aweI
with bad and prevents irritation after shave Sole
By all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

BERLIN, June II, 1868.
IN the North German Parliament to-day the entire
budget was adopted.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-JeHers Offers Extraordinary Bargalae
in Ladies' MIsses and Chidrens Boots and Shoes JET
FERs I3s and lss Broadway opposite st. James, Hodmaa
and Fifth Avenue HOtols
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Canton Asainst Purchasing s'FIorence'' a

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best ia tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable instauta
neous. Factory 16 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-Phalonss 6 Paphian L0tl0nO Romey00
FRECKLES, PIMPLES TAN, SALT RHEUk, ERYSte-
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executo4
b neatncss quckness despatch twenty-five pcr ceoa
cheaper mnarnpnpnYrT1g man ~ az pJnR kRfNTIN0 ES RfiSH
uENT Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

W. xvouid Call the Attention of Persons
s.sro m scsnt Residence Fifth 10 the auction
sale he Messrs. LAN RENEE A SfRATTON, at The Es
r6e ,se selesroom III Broadway at u O'Clock to-day The
nrone,v s on northwest OF Fifth avenue and
hlny inst street sssd 70 se one Of the doest o0"ss@
tho gtsy
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars aa6
Cuffs Broadway and Union square, also wholesale sa4
retail at S67 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Neatuess, ECONOMY aad Despatch CembincA
Of orders heopotsan Joo rrtnrng ksas-
iahrrsni oT Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square also at 3s7 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

ooio: russ f.: x.ssps.a es rnS:
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Royal Havana Loetorys-For Omcial Draw
ing for June 2, 1885, another par Of tho paper.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall ssrcst New York
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Circulars OF Every Description and Noelcea
attend meetings printed In the neatest Possbe
hours notice. and twenty-five cent ess than
other similar place 10 the city, the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

:T:xs st: NY Hat y'5Tni; Terra wh.,t gssa . =: .
Once upon time ell hats wsre alike, and one hat wss
good another When KNOX went Into the hat business n
Ike the dandy tying his crsvat threw his whole soul into
He first improved the lining then the shape thea me nnsn.
and every part Of the fashionable hat reflects ny sk
person ownuga KNOX hat would - soon gye s nmssm
awav ~ part with IT, Il any wonder that hNoAs oorn~
Il always crowded with customers
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Watches and Jewelry, r .,
OF all descriptions for sale BY GEO u AbLtN w n'vs"
door below street
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Canton Against Purchasing ssFl0reucee and
"Empre Sewing MachinesThe public hereby notified
that the sewing machines sold by the "Forence Sewing
Machine Company q sos Broadway New York and called
Company" of 29< Bowery, New York. and called Empire
Machnes infringement upon letters paent
the undersigned said companies have beeA
acting without authority license since September IL
1857 and in violation Of rights
All persons cautioned against buying selling or using
any OF said "Forence" Empire" machines nsss pro-
cured from said "Florence Sewing Machine Company"
"Bmpre Sewing Machine Company prior to September L.
1870 they viii be personally prosecuted for the infringe
ment.
Suit injunction against the Empire Company" has
been commenced suits will be Instituted Al agaast
"Forence COMPANY and all their agents, 10 prevent
further imposition upon the public. -
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S MANUF'ING COMPANY.
GROVER A BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
THE STNNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

| Established 1S15.-Wm. EverdoIl's Sons,
1O4 Fulton Wedding Cards Superior workmansbp.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Great Sale at Rutherford Park
TO-DAY.
Special train from foot OF Chambers street
at II o'clock. Free passes, maps, &C, OF
A. j. BLEECKER, SON CO., ~ Cedar street
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

For First Glass Printing Of Evory Descrip-
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing EstAblshmso
kaaaat sir
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Lloyd's 100000 Revolving Doablc Ma!s
for Wholesale agents Business Opportunities 20 todaye
Herald Printed instructions how 70 canvass ws turnhsd
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Hill. the Inimitable's Hair Cutttng St.dfes
ss6 Broadwayshaving, &c Hair Dye bo csnss. Best m
Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

yiUs, Touyces and Ornamental Hair.-Best
quality Hair DYE Hair Dyens, al ooiors BAtcHtr
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied at No
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
House or Representatires.

Mr.. Brown introduced bill to amend
the internal improvement act of February
llth, 1852.
Senate bill TO legalize certain acts of the
Governor, was passed on its third reading.
At eleven o'clock the two Houses met in
convention to elect General Claim Com
missioner under the indemnity act.
Mr.. Stone nominated Thomas Waters, OF
Smith county.
Mr.. Norman nominated Dr. StiIlWell, OF
Gibson county.
Mr.. Doughty nominated Ben Cunning
ham.
Mr.. Lyle nominated D. NJ. Nelson, of
Bailey county.
First ballot-Waters %; Nelson 81 ;
Stillwell Is; Cunningham 81.
Second ballot-Waters %; Nelson 26
Stillwell 10; Cunningham 80.
The name of DR.. Stillwell was with
drawn.
Mr.. Bean nominated J. W. Paramore, OF
Davidson county.
Third ballot-Waters 80; Nelson so ;
Paramore 10; Cunningham %.
The name of Mr. Paramore was with
drawn.
Fourth ballot-Waters, Al Nelson, 81 ;
Cunningham, 20.
The name of Mr.. Cunningham was with
drawn.
Fifth ballot-Waters, so; Nelson, AZ.
Mr.. Waters having received majority
OF the votes given, was declared duly
elected, and the convention was dissolved.
The following House bills were passed
on third reading:
To provide that appeals to the Supreme
Court from Perry county shall be heard
and determined in Nashville
To regulate the distribution of property
of Jemmes copert dying intestate.
Senate bill to authorize Commissioners
of Registration to open and hold elections,
was passed on its third reading.