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PERSONAL.

Hon. ALEXANDER MCDONALD and Hon. b.
b. Rice, Of Arkansas, Gen. Philip W. Craw'
ford, OF Philadelphia, and General Gordon
Granger, United States army, are AT the Me-
tropoiitan Hotel.
JIM. HALL,of Colorado, James Austin, Mon.
treal, Canada, and wa. vinsi, L. S. A., are
at the Owen house.
I'D. BEisToS, OF California, /, At Buuksr's
Hotel.
SENATORS GniNxs AND DixUS left yester-
day for brief visit to their respective homes.
HcS. SAMUEL sHxLLAsARoxr, OF Ohio, 10
at willards.
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Prsshyte, Ian Assembly.

ALBANY. May H. AT the afternoon session
OF the Presbyteris., Assembly, DR.. Nichols
read the report Of ii . publication committee
During the year, ls5,. COO copies Of now publics
lions and dSs,7So eopk - Of reprints have been
issued. The commit. also issue the Sabbath
sehooi tHion, semi-mon thly, having = circuls-
lion OF 10000 copies, ~ increase OF 5000 over
last year. Only 7Is ehu 'ches, out OF 900, have
contributed to this fun d. The subject OF re-
union was thea talten up. Rev. J. L. Hart
spoke at length In favor ofre-union, and In re-
ply to DR.. Brseken ridge and Hodgss, and the
Assembly adjourn "a TIL tomorrow.
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LoSDos, May 27.-Thc Derby took place to.
day out from Downs. A vast throng was pre-.
sent. Business here was almost entirely sus.
pended. The Prince Of wales and other male
members Of the royal family were present. Tbs
day was very lne, and the track In capital
order.
More than the usual interest was attached
to the race, In consequence Of the heavy
amount ventured BY Marquis Hastings In
backing his horse, Lady Elizabeth, against the
field.
The race was won by Sir Joseph Hawlsy's
bay colt, Blue Gowr, Baron Rothschiid's bay
colt, King Alfred, was second, and the Duke
Of Newcastls's bay colt, Speculum, third.
Time, 2:S4.
The betting on the field was six to one
against Blue Gown, one hundred to one against
King Alfred, fifteen to one against speculum,
and three to one against Lady Elizabeth.
LONDON, May acknowledgement, o3,s
for money andoA on account. Five.twentiss,
NJ. Illinois, 90. Erie, 70.
FRANKFORT, MAY u - Evening. - Bonds
closed 7esse1sI.
LivEnrooL, May q - Evening. - Cotton
closed quiet, llIs for Uplands and II IS for Or
leans; sales, 1000 bales. Corn steady at 33s.
ID. Red western wheat declined to l2s. I'd
Sugar, 2Is. Cd.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-The Nashville (Tenn. }
Union says: "a very singular murder case has
been upon the docket Of the Criminal Court
OF this county for several years. In 1868, a
negro was found dead on the Franklin pike,
near this city, with his head severed from his
oody' and his pockets emptied Of = eonsidera.
Die amount OF money which he had been
known to have about him. A vicious negro,
named Zach Boyd, was arrested for the muir
der and tried In the Criminal Court, where he
was found guilty. A new trial was granted
him, but ne va; : again found guilty, and the
was appealed to the supreme Court, the sem
tence reversed and Zach sent back for another
hearing. A third trial resulted In his third
conviction, and he was again sentenced to be
hanged. Again the case was aPpeAied, aud
again the Supreme Court reversed the decision
OF the inferior tribunal, and Zach was put Ia
jail again to give the Criminal Court another
chance at him. He has now been lying In Jail
two years and nine months, and will doubt
iess be tried again during the session Of the
Criminal Court, commenoing next week"
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ne PARrMEHT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0yYIcl


WAsHIsGToN. April %, 1855
Mass ashusetts, praying for the extension Of 1
pate, Is granted to him the 9th day Of September.
iSA, fer an Improvement In spring Rollers for Win
dow Curain., Ae., for seven. years from the expi-
Iatie Il said patent which tAkes place on the 9th
il = osdsred that the said petition DO heard at
the satent Once on Monday, tho 18th day Of
August ,sIt :, y osipssL m and all person: are
why said EDITION ought not TO be granted.
Persons opyeLng the extension are REQUIRED to
~ forth is writng, a. ieast t,osafg dsy. before
party, to be used at the said hearing, laust be
tAkyn and traa.niitsd IN accordance with the rules
| Of the ONCE. which will DO furnished en- appliea-
| ton.
DISPOSITIONS Andotker papers, relied upon AA tssti-
mony, must be hlsd In the saiee ttccnfv days be-
fore ths day Of hsariagi the srguments, II any,
ORDERED. .ll: that this no,ce b pusIlshssd n
ton, D. c., and In the Journal, Bostsn, Mass. ,
once week for three successive weetai the hrst Of
said be at least sixty days prey ious
10 the day Of hearing. A. n. STOUT,
nyb-Tnst ActinE Commissioner Of Patents.
4
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Child Murders r 70 be Exscpted-The
Case of den, Cole,

ALBANY, May E.-Judge Ingalls OF the
supreme Court ha refused an. application to
grant a stay In the proceedings In tho ease Of
Joseph, Brown, u lie Canaan child murderer,
to be executed at hudson on Saturday.
The lith OF Septe mber has been fixed for tho
new trial Of Gen. Cole for the murder OF his
wife.
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From New York-The baptist Home
Missionary Society.

New YORK, May fiat the session Of the
Baptist Home Missionary Society to-day, DR..
Turnbull, Of Connecticut, read . Communities
tion from the committee appointed yesterday
afternoon to consider the report OF the north
ern delegates to tho late southern convention
at Baltimore. The committee commended the
fraternal spirit exhibited By the southern
Bsptists but avoided coinciding with the
claim they made that they thought themselves
right In advocating slavery and Joining In the
rebellion. q. Warren, Of Boston, proposed
Immediate action.
Rev. Mr.. Bright, editor Of the Eraminsr, al
luded to the remarks made last evening By the
Rev. ]. L. Broadhurst, OF South Carolina, to
the effect that such missionaries should be
appointed to the South a. the Baptists Of the
South might sanction, and that the religious
education of freedmen should be with their
original friends. BRIGHT insisted th,t the
North would never give up the work Of having
hand In the work, and that A. Souf Caro-.
lima had perfect freedom OF speec,, at the
North, so should Northern men e'ajoy that
privilege In the South.
The speaker found fault with the assertions
OF Southern delegates, that they were right
In advocating slavery and the rebellion It
created. Rev. Geo. W. Sampson, Of Wash.
iuston, urged peace and unity.
DR.. Monley, Of South Carolina, said a
brother had observed last evening that Il the
Southern delegates would speak st home A.
they had here they could safely be trusted
with Southern missionary work. He assured
those present that they would do 80 but h.
could not sanction raising negroes to the full
duties and privileges Of citizenship. The
North might force this measure on the South,
but he felt IL would tend to the abandon me nj
OF their homes by the white Inhabitants.
The report OF the committee on Southern
delegations was then adopted.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, .
- uNrESsrATEs PAIEsT g u

- usrTE; STATES P1iITe i,yIes,.
On the petitioa Of PnILLIPfIGk 8, BllcKEH-
RID0Ei Of Natrqna, Pa, administratri sf The ca
tate Of Edward etieren, deceased, prs ding fer the
snts nsisn Of patent granted to the aid "a ard
stieTen the 18th day sf December, 1851 Tor An i'm
pro vement In Process Of Treating 4 az Mother
Water Of sAllncs, for seven years froI the expi-
ration q .sid patent which take; pias, en the iah
day OF December, 1866; " ~
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard Atthe
Patent once on Monday, the 10th day. November
next 81 II clock and all perssnsA notified 70
appear aud show cause. II any they ha' 70, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
ale In the Patent Once their obi ectlo specially
set forth In writing at least ttesntyds ~ before the
day Of hesrinHi all tesvmony ned ~ eithsr party,
TO be used ~ The said hearing, muttl tAkea aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
oMcs, which will be furnished on app lieAtion.
Dispositions and other pepersI relied uponas tss-
timony. must be nled In the once TO saty days be-
fors tho day Of hssriqg, re srgpm ents. II any.
Ordered. also, that this petios be bshed In the
RsfusLIcA and the InfeHfgsEcer, Washington,
b. C., snd 10 the Posf, PhtsbuI 4, Pennsyi.
yania once week for three suecsssiy 70 veeks a ire
hrst Of said publications to DO al lea sixtT DAYS
previous 10 the day Of hearing
uyT.wsw Acting CommtssiOaV of fateats
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The NEW YORK WORLD ON GEs. 0RAHT.-
The Democracy cannot understand how Il 10
shat there can be great man who cannot
snake long and diffusive speech. Alexander,
Cesar, Marlborough, Frederick the Great,
Charles Twelfth, Napoleon, Washington, and
others were not celebrated for their speeches
They performed In action what the Lesser and
different lights described.
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IoYYICIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,l
wAsHISaroS, Nay y. 1855.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. George p. Brogdon, the
Vice Consul Of the United States at Guaya-
quill, Ecuador, Of tho death, on the = Of Nay,
1867, at duaiaceo, Guayaquii, Of JONI Ed
WARDS. The legal representatives, Of the de-
ceased can obtain further Information BY
making application to this Department.
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street AItsrel Mon a . ichmend

HI0hxosD, May 2r.-omeiAi circles swsrs
excited today BY . street sssau II BY Hon. Jos.
segr on Mr.. vaH winkls, United States
Marshal Of this dis triot The fight was stop
ped BY the Mayor before any = 'rious damage
was done.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE IErERI0k,o


wAsHISlIoE, April "a, 1868
On the petition Of EDWARD W. BR0ws, formerly
Of Fall River, Mass, praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him the 18Th day Of July, 1854. and
Teissued the 18th day OF March, 1919, Tor an I'm
pToyement In Looms, for seven years fyom the ex-
Piraton q said PATENT which takes place on the 9th
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the eth day Of July
neHt, at u clock, and I'll persons are notified
% spsaI and .how o Saass q sny they have why
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 hle
In the Pstapt Odce their objections specially set
day oibesripT III testimony hed By either party,
@ be used ~ ,ss na, Be e. AZ a and
wklsh VIZ % iss'i:s.S sERli1.i;,cS9 NM,
tLmony, must Be nlsd In the ones fvsYtv days before
The day Of hsaIiug, the arguments, II any, within
Ordered, also. that this. notice be published In
the RHPuiLioAF ard Tie InteIftgsnesr, washing.
oaes Sssk toI three successive ysehsi the hr:t 81
70 the day Of hearing, A; NJ STOUT,
apO.Thsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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The cobur. a nd MeCoeae Fight.

CLEVELAND, May HAT 2;se Coburn was
arrested Just As he was entering the ring. The
nghti 10 probably or. The latest indiestisss
from Indiana are to that effect. Animpromptu
hght between Pat soy shepherd and barney
Aaron was broken up by roughs.
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The utmost harmony prevails In the Repub.
licsn party, and, impeachment or no impeaeh'
tnent, II has been definitely settled since the
Chicago Convention that the Grant and Col-
fax ticket 10 bound to win. The people every
where arc enthusiastic, earnest, hopeful, with
the assured faith that success In ours.
Every exchange that comes to our table Of
the Republican school gives plain and posi-
tive proof that the people are pleased and
aroused, and that they will work for the
ticket with a will. Every man who to-day
Affects to believe that Gen. Ulysses S. Grant
will not, IL he lives, be the next President Of
the United States 10 laughed at throughout
country and did anybody suppose that the
man who talks defeat believes what he says,
he would be regarded as = At subject for a
lnnAtie asylum.
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some OF the opposition papers are calling
upon General Grant to resign his place as
General In the army. BY this, We presume,
they conoeds his election. General Scott once
ran for President, but he did not resign. Even
General Mcclellan, who ran In 1854, did not
resign TIL the very day Of the election.
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The National Manufacturer As.o.
citation.

-'-sA~-"s SASnhhackufer0 A00O.
citation.
CLxvELASp, May 21th.-The next annual
meeting OF the National Manufacturers Asso-
citation was appointed for tho third wednes-
day In Deesmber, In Now York.
Resolutions were adopted, declaring that
there 10 q necessity for tho purposes ofSbtain-
Ing just and wise Liquidation Of maintaining
the association permanently, commencing the
action OF Congress In regard to retrenchme nt
and economy, and urging further efforts to bs
made In the same direction, BY a reduction Of
the number Of ofnoers and clerks In the Army
and Navy to the minimum standard, approx.
Ing Mr.. Jenokes' civil service bill.
Also, the action Of Congress In reducing tho
taxes and manufactures, and hoping for the
entire relief from taxation Of ussfsl indus
tries, referring to importationsos IRON, steel,
cotton, etc., in 1857, ~ increasing the national
debt, and deferring the return OF specie pay
ments, and demanding adequate protect ton for
home industries, endorsing the national bank.
Ing system, and declaring that It should be
continued and extended, and recommending
the issue Of long three sixty-nvs per cent. gold
bonds for funding the public debt, to be made
on basis OF banking under the national bank
Ing law.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.

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Epi.eopsl Convention In Maryland

Episcopal Coaventisn In Maryland.
BALTIMORE, May 27.-The Protestant Epis-
eopal Diocesan Convention Of Maryland met
To-day In the annual session, Bishop Whit ing
ham presiding.
The clerical and lay delegations were present
from all the Pro testant Episcopal churches
throughout Mar yiand and the District OF
Columbia.
Rev. DR.. Maha n preached the opening SER
mon, after which the holy sacrament Of CON-
munion was ada Mustered.
After " short recess, the roll was called and
the credentials handed In.
committees were appointed on elections,
accounts, paroc HAL, contributions, and tho
admission OF nes' parishes and churches.
Bishop Whit agham then read his annual
address, and also the address OF the bishops of
the Episcopal Oh .urch lately assembled inthe
convention at Lar absth, England.
The convention then adjourned to 8 y. M.
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QUE BULLS CONCERT To.NIaHT'
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsTERIok.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. o.,
~ UNITED STATE. PATESS oysIcs.s
n. SIKRcs. 81 New Bedford. Mass. praying ior
the extension Of patent grated to them the l.t
day Of August ISL for ~ Improvement in Meslds
e III. s .V%
The Isl day Of August, is6s;
Il ordered that ,hs said petition be heard % the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of July
neIt. at u o'clock, m: and all per.ons are mott
Wy IL 3 said petition ought not 70 Be- srahtsd. ~
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ali, in tho Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttosaty days before
the day Of hearing III ,e,sinopy lied By either
az On aud transmitted accordance with the rules
Of the once, winch will be furnished application.
tiaoi,y. must DO nled In the ofice tioenip days be-
SE h .s ss s.y I. . h:.T aiss 4:
Tered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPI SLIcAs and the intelligence, Washington,
d. o.. and in the Mercury, New Bedford. Mas. !,
oaee week X, for three .nsces,ivs weeks, the srst
viols to the day Of hearing. A. N, STOUT,
my8.R& Acting CommiAsiouer OF Patsnta.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
J. seriber has obtained from tho Orphans Court
letters ~ adp!nistraien, on the personal estate
L9yas " PSS os isss q wa;ahliinE. g
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or before
|, he 9sh day Of MAJ nexti they may Otherwise
b, law be excluded from all benefits Of the said
I'VE. g.ser nx h.sd ri. oh AK # Nay, ~
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ARRIVAL AT THE HorkLs

EBBITT HOUSE-C. Q. WILLARD.
A @ Chisolm, Ga; Y Kinney, Z NJ Feath.
II Coster, Bailey Myers, N Bailey, N
Bailey, s I Maddox Richard Potter, A Mann,
p o Burroughs, J A Brldgload, New York;
Hoyt, ST Louis, No; ] Greene, ! Lewis,
Philadelphia J W Llcwelien, r II Davis,
John Jay Knox, W.,hi % D Q; gsptF !
Ware, Richard Ware, o q Rookwood and
wife, w II Sage and WIFE, Nj
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The Removal OF the Remains OF Sen
ator Stephen A. DouxIns.

NOR btepneh ~ DouBhHSs
The Executive Committee Of the Douglas
Monument Association has decided to remove
the remains Of the late Senator Douglas from
the ground where they have rsposed since
1902, to the mausoleum or tomb, on the I'd day
Of June next, the anniversary ofhis death.
The metallic casket containing his body will
be placed In . white marble sarcophagus,
which will stand m the centre Of the chamber
OF the msusoleum, visible to the spectator
through the grated doorway. The transfer OF
the remains will be made BY the trustees Of
the Monument Association. The public are
invited to attend on the occasion, and will be
duly Informed through the papers, at an early
day, OF the arrangements proposed by the COM
In this connection we may state that, with
the completion Of the tomb, which forms the
base Of the proposed monument, the funds OF
the Monument Association are exhausted.
The sum Of &C., 900 additional will be required
to complete the monument according to the
original plan, including the column Of white
marble, some forty-two feet In height. But
this may be dispensed with, and stili an ele-
giant and appropriate monument secured, by
completing the pedestal after Mr.. Volks de-
sign, placing the four symbolic figures In the
position intended for them, and the statue OF
Douglas himself In q slightly elevated pedes-
tai In the centre. We trust the association
may, at no distant day, be enabled to raise an
amount sufficient to erect a monument to our
illustrious Senator that shall be worthy his
own fame and the State which he represented.
-thicdgo Journal.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l'of COLUMBIA IN CHANCBRY SITTING.
George W. Balienser eth

Aspary floyd. trustss i. ibis cause, having re-
ported that he had sold lot No. in subdivision Of
he deefse to Edward Slattery, for u o. and that
The said slAttery had complied with the terms Of
sourt that The said sale be aud tho same hereby
rstiGsd aud eonfrm unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown or before the 10Th day Of May, 1865
A, b. OLlN,
A tIuss Spy-Ts't; RI AElds. Clerk.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVY sUPPLIEs.

nKILsr srssKr, bosros. NAY 81
rrsYS,.I; sealed ARD s.aG,.sd "PTopSs.i. for
til MONDAY. June l. At p. n, for the artislss
named below and separate proposals. written On
Iequisitisn. The number Of the rsIuisitisn Husi
be on the envelope.
The rights reserved to reject any or all bids OF
10 award each article on rsqulsition separately,
fer the interest Of the Govern mont.
All tho articles nuh be Of the best quality, sub
iset TO the usual Inspection and deliver ed at the
Charleston navy.yard free Of expense TO the Gov
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A FEMALE HoRsg THIEr.-Lsst Tuesday, .
woman went to the livery stable OF Samuel
Taylor, In FreepoIt, and hired a horse and
buggy "to ride about town for short time"
as she said. She drove directly to Apple River,
and put up for the night at the Apple River
Hotel. Next morning she offered the horse
and buggy for sale to Mr.. Bundy, the landlord.
The rig was worth about $500, But she offered
II for 4 much less sum. This Circumstance led
Mr.. u. to think that the property was not
honestly obtained. When he expressed some
doubts about the matter, tho woman told him
that 1t was a present from her father, who
she had = brother living 70 Dubuque, and 70,
9uested Mr.: b. to pay her 800 down, and hold
the remainder till he should sccompany her to
that place and satisfy himself OF her honesty.
On these terms, MIR. Bundy made the trade, and
started this morning, In company with the
Mr.. Taylor, the owner Of the horse and bug
gy, came to Warren this morning on the freight
train, In pursuit OF the property. On arriving
at Warren, he learned that . woman passed
through that place on Tuesday with horse
and buggy: which answered to the description
Apple river, Mr.. Beals, the conductor, who
had heard Mr.. Taylor's story, learned the facts
relative to Mr.. Bundy'z purchase, and tele-
graph.d the same to Mr.. Taylor, At Warren.
Mr.: Beals also telegraphed to ofiieer Buckley,
The woman obtained the 600 with the In.
tention, of course, Of giving Mr.. Bundy the
slip as soon as they should arrive In Dubuque.
These are all the facts that we have been able
to learn thus far.
Dubuque, just before going to press, stating
that the woman was arrested there to-day, and
would be taken to Freeport on the train this
evening. -Gaisna Winois GaIsfts.