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ZOE WITT RIvER.

Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DES y. hlI1ott master
Tbs Bne passenger psckeLleaVes ~F
for tie above on @
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, It y ~. -
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
No. 8 Jefferson street.
Dave Hnk1l, Passenger Agent. novl0I t
&smphiss and White River US. Mail Packet Co.
NJ. <.---.---.s-s.-4Rne Eice maz4er
This excellent steamer leaves m 80
Metn pbis as above, l-S
TUESDAY, 10Th inst. At {. nm, -
FOR REICH or passage apply to
LARRY HARMi5IAD, Agent.
noE84 Star WharfboaA. foot Jehsrsonst
Mep2phls snd White River us. Mail Packet Co.
Al11sl1 no. N........-..----..JaInc Rice MAGE
This excellent steamer iaaves -
Memphis as above, @a
TUESDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm. -
LEVY & BHAHPE AGENT.
ia sayers, Passenger Agent noysst
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COTToE STATEMENT


Business during TIE week has been
very fair, though the election early IL
the week interviewed and had the effect
Of keeping planters IT home, when these
who were enfrsBchised exercised lie
privilege Of voting for Seymour and
Blair. The result VI the election il al.
ready known to U reader, and was not
altogether unexpected. An affair Of the
kind ia which U people hsd a greater
interest, never before passed off so quiet
ly in this city though every effort Wa
made by the Radical element to epgsn-
der bitterness. upon the part Of the negro
and to embroil them with the whites.
The only remarkable feature Of the week
IN the way Of trade is the rapid advance
OF bacon, which has jumped 10 from
19l3c per pound. This advance has
beer caused oy the very light stock else
where, but it is not destined to last long
Already bUlk meats have been received
and by the last Of this week we lock for
u 70 axe the place Of bacon almost
wholly. fhe weather so far has been too
warm to admit Of killing at any one nj
the great pork markets, and 90 far rrioez
Of hogs have been somewhat irre9pler
but range from 5367c. The f~ealin5l
among packers ~ adverse 10 such nrieas
a the closing sales Of old stocks vvoBld
be apt TO establish and this feeling Is
still further ~deepened by the general de-
cline Of the produce market. Flour. and
all the cereals, are sliding down from
their high quoted attitudes, and promise.
from their movements, to disregard ali
checks until they reach the level they
occupied before the 1t is a wear Of
great plenty throughout our own coup-
try, rs well as in many parts Of Europe.
and 8 marked reduction in the cost Of
breadstufs and provisions Is legitimately
to be expected.
In dry goods prices Of heavy styles
are frmer, owing to an advance in
freights, but the advance is hardly estab-
lished as yet, and we are ~jastifedin say
ing that buyers can I'll their orders at
lsst weeks quotations. No immediate
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Transportation
MEAPAIS AND LITTLE ROCK
81 GA
Open to Madison

-
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, 8EPTEA-
" ber 2, 1868, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road viii run regularly as follows:
GOING WEST Leaves HoDedeld Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 am, and arrive
at Madison at 1 o'oioGk pm.
CoMrSa EAST - DeaVes Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at ESQ a IA. arrive at
Hopefeid as l o'clock pm, and Memphis at
1850 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leave the foot Of
Union street az 2 am.
Tickets for sale ct all the Railroad Ticket OH
ces in the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations received
by P. ID. Patterson d Co, at their Wharf-bo6t,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 70 Way Stations must be prepaid.
%-Onie OF Road, No. y Jefferson street.
aug u J.. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup5t.
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TR UgTEE SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed BY
d VIM d. Fly on the S0;h day OF March, A ID
1859, 10 John D. TrOtJer, Trustee, to secure the
aymsn OF certain prOmissOry notes payable
as follows, 90 wit: One note for six thousand
dollars, due and payable to Catherine 2. Free
man on the som day Of January, AID. 1850,
with ten percent. interest from date, and 6aIed
the 31th Of March, A D. 1853. One note of the
same date for six thousand six hundred 60 100
dollars, payab C TO atheriDe P. Freeman on
Both day of March, AID. 1861, with legal interest
from date. and one note OF same Qats for six
thousand six hundred 66 100 dollars, payable to
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest from
Date. Said Deed OF Trust isrec0rded in the Pro-
bata Clerks Office OF Tuntca county, State OF
Mississippi, in Book e, of the record of desds
for said county. page 81. and by virtue of.
and in pursuance of a Decree OF the Chancery
OF said Tunica county, made at the April
term thereof, AID. lSSS, investing myself with
the powers Of Trustee in SAID Deed OF Trust, the
death of the said Jno. D. Trotter, Trustes as
having been suggested TO said Chan
Gerry Court, 1 viii, on the
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ReguIar alenphis end Arkansas Rlyer Psoset
OHahk,.--...-.-s.-...-.-..H- Bla,sdell, Master
This Inc passenger packet wiu
leave as above.o on &zrA
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
T. Il. KENDIG, Agent.
noVl0 IL Wf Front St. Mosbv RIa4k
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hasOLreaat N0Mee.

r HAVE suggested the Insolvency OF the es-
i tate of JOhn W Armstrong, deceased, TO the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Shelby eounty.
All persons having claims against said estate
viii file the samewith said Clerk, authenticated
according TO law, on or before nae LIST day OF
April, 1855. JOHN I. wilkins, AdmH
october 10, lS6 osza TaWzE wed
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EDecmtOg.,s Sale.
PAMELA COUNTY, snssIss1pPI

FANOLA Al7sISSlPPI.
WILL be sold at publie outcry. at Como,
w Miss, on THURSDAY, the 10th day OF De
next, hat vaiuable plantation OF eco
acres, more orless, known as the Stovan Place.
adjoining Austin Pasiey's, about two miles
from the railroad. Has the usual improve
ments, and located on Senatobia creek Terms
will be made known on thed day OF sale. Par ties
to ami the place are referred 10
Mrs. Austin Paisley post0fice, Como.
THOS. p. St0YALL, Executor
noTe tbs OF Pleasant Stovan, deceased.
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RAlLROAD TIME TABLE
HsnphLs ana ntlls RoeE RaIIroaa

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
TO MADISON AM LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at am.
Coming East Leave Msdisou TueSdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday, at $50 am. Arrive at
Memphis at l O'Clock pm.
JAS W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
kszTVE. BzPART
Naw Cezssns Exprssa, daily 800 PA. 3.O5 pm.
cept sund2y---.-..-.-- $50 am. 500 pm.
Freight, daily. except Sun
1ay--- ~ AZ p fOO als'
TakeseGsct Sunday, August 10, ISIS.
4. 8 E1VERMORE, GenI Sup't.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket hE't. aule
Eeayhis and Charleston GsllPssd.
ARRIvs. GEPART.
Fhroueh Rial (daly1-......- ga pm. I2:s0pm
through pm. Is30 pm
rThfs main does not leave aturdays.)
CoEin1h Accommodation, daily,
Except SUndays) at---.---... 500 am
S6mervule Accommodation
dalv (exeept 5unday1....- SIS en-, $50 pm
railroad TIME is 20 minutes faster than city
ONCE, as Main strest a at Depot.
WI kOSSsG5z1 Supt,
sensRais and louisville &silrosd Line,
DEPART. ARRTvE.
Day Express, & r. tlme.... $50 AM 245 pm
" City time. 5I0s.m.
Els5t Express =, z. time. 315 P.t2. $50 An
City time &55p-m-
HUNBOLDT ACGoAMoDATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time--.-~-4;SO pm
ClIy iae--------.---4;t0 pm
Ticket oGicss Nc. zs7z Nsin street and at De-
' SAME, JONES. aeuTsupT.
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ron 81. FRAnCIs River.
For 81. Francis River 10 cnl-nI

For st. Francis River to cu;- OF.
Dfe9 master.
An,s otsgaAJ Passenger steamer
TUESDAY. 10th inst, st 5 pun. -
Bor freight OF passage apply On board.
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2Ssh Day Of December, AID. 1865,

At the courthouse door in the town OF Austin
in the count of TUnies, state of Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described in said Deed OF
Trust, as follows, to~wit: All of section seven
90 of Township a. OF Range eleven, Qll, west
lying and betngin said Tunica county and State
of Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours. Title
supposed to be good, but I viii sell only as
Trustee. ~. +. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October 10, 1868. Oc27 tds
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hoTlEE
l. effected under d charter granted by the Leg
islature Of Tsnnos9ee, November IL. 1866, en-
Titled " An Act to Incorporate the Memphis
ano Arkansas River Packet Company"
John u. ADAMS,
J. NJ, TEBBETEJ,
LAWSON, IDfrectors,
Z. L. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,
The Line OF Boats known as the Memphis
and Arkansas River q. s.. Hail Packet Compa-
N.Y." is merged 10 the chartered company.
JOHN D.. ADAMS, President.
]. NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
ES- The following boats viii each make q trim
a week until The new boats OF the Company.
now being built, are finished leaving Mem
as heretofore, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'clock pm:
Thursday, st'er w. A. Caldwell, rRafnes
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Eousand. mas.
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort smith n American. Tor ali
points above as. high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST TO the 10th OF November the
new boats will be finished, and the Compan
VIII then run boats rom MsmDhistnrouch
10 Fort smith. gtvingf direct communication
with al points on the river, the Arkansas iver
now bsing ia good navigaDle condition. PAS
sangersand freight are put through 10 All points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East az Mems
phhiss, should nave their gooas CONSIGNED 10
from New Orleans should be consIened
70 W. W, JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JNo. ID. ADAMS, President.
4. a. KENDIG, Agent.
ssps S4 Front street, Aosby block, ]
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Saturday, the stu Dag of December, 1858,

ALTO O'Clock am at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, an undrvided One-half interest
in the following described lot CT parcel Of land
in the city Of Memphis, tO-wit: The south
part Of block No. q: Beginning at The north
west cGrnsr of the intersection Of Main and
Vance streets; thence north with the west side
of Main street 200 feet To a stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street 100 feet TO a
stake thence south and parallel with Main
street 100 feet 20 the north SIDE of Vance street;
thence east with Vance street leo feet to the be.
ginning. Equity Of redemption waived, and
the title believed 20 be good. but convey only
as Trustee. John JOHNSTON, Trustee.
November 2. 1888. nov3
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Old Reliable" Memphis and White
River u 5. Mail Packet Company,
SCIENTIFICALLY Line.

- - -
splendid side-wheeI came LIBERTY
No, !, end MAYFLO% YER, WIN form a
SemI-Weeyly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, a. O'clock pm, connecting at
Dsyalls Bluff with trains OF the Little ROrk
Railroad Tor Little Rock and Eot Springs. Re-
turning, wiz leave JacksUupOrt every Tues
day and friday at 8 an. ana pevaIi's Bluff
every Wednesday, and saturday at l2O'clock N.
JOHN p. DAVIS.
Sug'b II. and ". r.. Pckt. Co.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
No. 80 Front Row.
Card Bates Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
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Run AS FOLLOWS;

9th Trains OGnec for Nashville.
The 3:I5 pm c0nneets for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at 81 Louis at I.50 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced hates,
Can be procured at the COmpany's Office, 23zL
Main street, and ~ Depot, mead OF Main street,
So Baggage Checked at Depot or BY the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
T8b5 Residences, or on board boats, 70 all prin-
cIpal points East and North.
EA3. g. JONES, Superintendent.
A9A HUI. PASSENGER AGENT. sepI3
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested in me by
d Deed OF Trust executed TO ma by James D..
Rufiin on the 4th day OF December, 1851 to Sc
cure the ayme Of certain debts therein
or Shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. 81,
pages 546 and 547, L viii, en-
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STEAE1BOATS
ron ST. LOUIS.

FOR 81. LOUIS.
Meaaphis and st. Lau.s Packet Compauy-U S.
Nau Line.
MARY E. FORSYTH --..--.i~h Thompson, master
Inls new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer win leave as above on 1917
IHlS DAY, 10Th inst, at 3 pm.
uovE0I II ELEE. CALVERT, Suu'L.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WRArHER 81 RIVE.s.

" ~ NNLlar ~ ~ III
The river reeedss very slowly, with
little or nc change il the channel depth
for several days, es-the process OF cutting
out is at about the ratio OF the decline.
Seven feet at Presidents Island is all
hat can be found. This is the shOalest
place to Vicksaurg. Hencs TO Cairo 81
feet is reported, while others only give s
feet large 1t 34-the worst place to Cairo.
From the latter point t. St. Louis, it is
v~ariously estimated at 5 to 50 feet and
falling. The lower OHIO had but 81 feet
on the shoalest places, but the late rise
Mss helped matters considerably, though
OILY for g short tine. The rise has Just
reached Cairo,
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FOR CEECIFEATE.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
FOR Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
sam !. WalEer master
IAls excellent passenger steamer
VII leave as above ~
THIS DAA 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HAEAiSIAD. Agent.
noylsIt No. ~ MaGison street.
Mer phis and Cincinnati Packet Company,
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinuaa.
cAM- D.. " alEsE master
This elegant and hest PASSENGER IT,
steamer will leave $1,000
isis DAY, lUlh inst. at 3 pm.
Jas. T.. BOURNE G CO., Agents,
uOFfD4 NG- y JeneEGu street.
For Cairo, Louisville end Cincinnati.
master
Tbs nns aSseager pasksJl e SIS -
tCg tEz -sOv On A
TUESC-y, 10Th Inst At 8 pm.
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
nC9d Jefferson street.
Eegu.ar Memphis sad Cincinnati Pacrst-Ecr
fIro. Evansville, Lgu .svlIIC and Cincinnati.
Harion master
Lnss splendid passenger sJsaMer IT,
viii cave for the above On ~
WEDNESDAY. llth inst, AZ p.ui.
NIS5ON & uONAHUE, agents.,
novl0 Il "a Front street
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FOR NEW

FOR NEW 0ALEAEs.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
......--..-... Hicks Naater
rms splendid passenger PACKET f.
WllleaVe SIS above E
WEDNESDAY. 18Th inst, st ) p.ns.
LEVY q SHARPE, Ageuts,
nofo4 81 No. 30 Front Row.
Meunphis and New Orleans Wedeesday Packet
M-AIIN Master
Ihir Manmoth freight steamer a.
VII leave as above OF -
EDNESDAY, nth inst, at , p.ua-
For freighJo on apply -
LAkEI BARAsTAD. AGENT
noV6At "a Aaalaan street.
ibis elegant passenger steamer -
Wiz leave -
MAXI WALT & CO.
n0E6A Agents. ~ Font street.
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GENERAL L. E. CosERENCE.
CanaoosMay

esssa s CRICAoo, Nay 8.
The NJ. e. Conference was opened this
morning By Bishop 1aass.
The frst business in order was the address
of Bishop Janes, giving an account Of his
visit 70 Europe n delegate 10 the British
Weslsgan confsreues. The addsess embodied
many interesting facts relative to the progress
of Methodism in England, Ireland and
France.
The next business was the special order,
beng the question Of admission Of Southern
delegates.
Rev. DR.. Peck, Of Wyoming Conference,
spoke for nearly an hour in favor Of sdmit-
ting fhose delegates.
At the conclusion Of his address, DIR. E.
O. Haven. of Mich, followed on the same
side. Before the completion OF his remarks
the Conference adjourned till q o'clock this
evening.
On Resembling DR.. Haven took the aoor
and spoke for IN hour, endeavoring to show,
BY the record, that no legal barrier was in the
way of the admissioa oi the Southern dele
gates.
At the cioss Of the address Dr.. Batler, of
the Pittsbnrg Conference, moved the prssi-
ous question. Not seconded.
DR.. Crazy, of ST. Louis, then addressed tho
Conference in behalf Of the Southern clAim.
ants. He confined himself mainly TO the
constitutional aspects of the cause, arguing
that no legislation Of the General Conference
would be invalidated BY their admission.
DR.. Wilson. of Wyoming, offered resolu-
ton designed TO equalize the time Of speak
ing.
The resolution called forth an animated
discussion, which was carried on amid good
deal of confusion.
The resolution was finally adopted and the
Conference adjoarned until 10 morrow.
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FROA WASHINGTON.

WAsHIxGTos, May 8.
The following is the bill introduced BY Mr..
Stevens yesterday:
That, - Arkansas has adopted Consti-
tuition Republican in form, and has duly ra,i-
fed Article XIV. of the United States Con-
stitution
Be enacted, That the State Of Arkansas
10 entitled and admitted to representation in
Congress as one of the States of the Union,
upon the following fundamental condition
That the Constitution Of Arkansas ahalI no.
be 80 amended or changed as to deprive any
citizen OF class of citizens Of these United
States of the right to vote, by the Constitn-
tiou herein recognized, except rs punish
ment for snch crimes as are now felony at
common law, whereof he shall have been
duly convicted.
NEW YoRK, May 6.
A Washington dispatch 10 the Sun says;
Senator Fessenden to day indicated that be
would probably vote for The ID Article, and
expressly states, without any reserve, that bis
written opinion was only adverse to the Is.
Article, as he comedies that the Presiden, has
power, under the Constitution, to make re
movals, but not TO FIJI such vacancies while
the Senate Is in session.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
z===--===- - n; g e.
: AFTERNOON DEaPAIU1aEs.
---------- - - - -
From washin & ton.
Congregational Proceedings
Passage Of the Arkansas Bill by
the H0nse,
Florida Constitution Adopted.
Prscssdisgs Of the General ~ 2. Cons
ference st Chicago.
State RePuhlican Cenvention at
Des MoineA.
Tremendous Eruption Of . Vol.
canO In Sand y ich Islands.
GREAT LOsSS OF LIFE AND DE-
sTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1885,.
State Republican Convention at
DeS MolneA.
Tremendous Eruption Of . Vol.
canO In Sandwich Islands.
GREAT Losss OF LIFE AND DE-
sTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
LATEST NEWS By CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1879;
FROM DES MONIES.
DEs MoIsEs, Iowa, May

Drs Mo1srs. Iowa. Mava
The Soldiers' State Conventior assembled
in this CITY Yesterday. General A. vii.
hanson was chosen President. with one Vice
President from each Congressional District.
There were l42 DELEGATES present.
The resolution, declare that Andrev John
son ha. diseraced hid high office. and demand
his removal. eulopizes General Grant. as n
soldier and a statesman, and recognize him
.. s,onas,d. .hssrer who ne,t Novembar
u;,I o. i lead 70 20 rain y;c,ory ~
Anaddress waa delivered by Hon Fl. O.Con.
nor and list nf los delegates To the Chi
eneo Convention. headed bs Governor Mer.
iii and General N. B. Baker. were duly
elected.
The Republican Congressional Convention
of tbe 6fh District. which met in this city
"wednesday was only in session one hour.
r. W. Palmer, Of the STATE Register, was
nominated by acclamasion
The Republican State Convention, called
to elect delegates to the Chicago Convention,
met Yesterday at .. m. and was called to
order by the Chairman of the State Execu,
tire Committee, Hon. C. C. Nourse.
Hon. John Scott, Of Story county, was
chosen temporary Chairman. and j. II.
Ketchum, of Iowa county, temporary Sec
retary.
Committees on credentials, permanent or
gsnizasion and resolutions, we're appointed,
and the Convention adjourned to 2 p. m.
On reassembliup permanent organization
vae effected by the election Of Hon. John
Rns.ell. Of Jones county. as Chairman. and
No WnoarnF II Hardin connty. Secretary.
The platform adopted fayors the nomina-
,;on ~ General Grant.
The following nominations were made:
Ed Wr;eht. of 1adar. for Secretary of State;
John A. Elliott, Of Mitchell, for Auditor !;
Samue;E Pankin. Of Washington, for Treas
urer:C. C. Carpenter. of Webster, for Reg
@ ;.,a, IF land 6fsee. Henry O,Connor for
ATTORNEY General.
The following we're appointed Delegates at
Large to the Chicago Convention: Peter Ne
lendy. of Black Hawk; Gen. ]. A. WilIiam-
son, OF Polk; Gan. q. NJ. dodge, of Pot
,avsttam;e' @ and Gen. J. II. Hedrick, Of
Wapello.
The folIowipg were chosen Elector, at
Lerre; General D. L. Glasgow, of Wayne;
+ 4. Yonng. of Itahaska, J'g. Grinneil. Of
Poweshiek. And II, D. Ingersoil, OF Nus
catine. Also oue from each Confessions
District
The First District was left to the Congress
.;oneI Conyertion Of that District.
Second District-James T. Lane, of Scott.
Third District-J. l.. Rogers, OF Fayette.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May ).
At = meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
the Bible Society, yesterday, two new auxil-
aries we're recognized in Ohio and the
other in Iowa. The number of books grant
ed was II ,4G9 volumes.
Rev. pr. -, delegate for the South
western Society, made statement As to the
need in their work
The Church of the Redemption eontrover-
~, in which Church Warden. with the as
sistance Of the police, elected Clergyman
appointed by the Trustees has been decided
BY Judge Barrett against the Warden.
The strike Of the lsborers in Yorkyille
ended ID compromise.
Mrs. Jno. Brennan was accidentally sho.
By her husband, in Brooklyn, yesterday. Her
recovery il doubtful.
Colonel A. 7. Hazard, powder manufac-
turer, Of Enfield, Connecticut, died here yes
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LATE GABLE U1sFAfCHES,

So 4A = - S 4 fAN6 w z
DUBLIN, May 8.
Nagle and other Fenian priioners of the
Jacknsl packet have bsen released from con-
6nement on their own pledge to the anthori-
ties. They celebrated their freedom yester-
da afternoon by calling on George Francis
Train-
LONDON, May s.
The Times has official adyices from Ia.
lanta, Abyssinia, April 21st.
Napier expected to start for the Red Sea
coast with his entire army about the 26th Of
May.
The city of Magdala was burnt by the Brit.
ish fotces.
DuBLIs, May 8.
The lease Of Geosgs Francis Train WAS be-
fore TIE Bankruptcy Court to-day. ln reply
to Question Mr.. Train said he had no prop.
srty himself and no control over that pertain
ing to his wife. he was recommitted for fur
ther examination.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
HARrroaD, Conn, May

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 8.
One Of the State Conventions OF tenian:
which are now being held in the principal
States convened in this city yesterday. About
fifty delegates were present, and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed.
Gen. O'Neil laid before the Convention the
present system Of organization, and his plans
for the future, which met with the approval
Of all the delegates, who thereupon pledged
IN amount proving that Connecticut 10 earll,
est and will not be behind her sister States.
New York, May 8.
8 A heavy rain storm, and high gale, with
thunder and lightning prevailed last night.
At Meeting Of Soldiers and Sailors last
evening Generals ricketts,, Cohren, Shaier,
Colum, Smith, Seigel and Woodford, were
elected delegates to the Chicago Convention
Of the 10th Of May.
The ninth anniversary meeting Of the AZ
rican Colonization Society WAS held IN Brook
lyn last evening. The reports presented
showed the society to be in four:shing con-
dition.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 8.
Ihos. Brown and vile were murdered last
night and the house robbed Of seven hundred
dollars in money and valnables. Josiah Pike,
former employe of Brown, has been arrest.
ed on suspicion,