Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-30
AAss FOR PRESIDENT, (
GEORGE q. PENDbETON.
subjees 20 the Decision Of the Ma
tional Convention.
THE NEWS.

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Inc suira't case was pos'p0nea untii me 1is'
OF september. wien be VIII De tined on an m
dietnent for an attempt 70 abdust Aorshan
Lincoin-the Indictment Tor murder By virtual
agreement Of Attorney carrinston. having
been abandoned. Tue Committee on Ways
and Means has agreed to take vote on More
heads tariff bill this week. There is little
probability of its being acted on this session.
The bill relative to theeontested election case
in the District Of Columbia became a law yes
terday. without the Presidents signature.
The Deficiency bill, reported to the House
yesterday, appropriated s25is.2s7. and in
cludes $780, eco for reconstruction purposes.
The postponement of the Colorado bill, yes
terday, by the Senate, is regarded as equivalent
to deferring action on it to the next session.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of
Rear Admiral Dahlaren. to be Chief Of Ord
nance. The Senate has ratified the free immi. |
grafton and naturaliz alton treaty with Bavaria.
The Chinese embassy left New York for |
Washington Sunday night. .asI |
The different corps of marksmen attending |
the Shutzenfest marched through the rincipal |
streets Of New York yesterday in procession.
The houses along the route were adorned with |
flags and eyergreens. and the sidewalks were
crowded with interested spectators. while
passing through Union Square the procession |
was reviewed by the Mayor and Congressional |
delegation.
The Board Of Aldermen Of New York has APP |
prOpriatsd $4,000 for the celebration Of the |
Fourth Of July. It Is reported that General |
ROsecrans is to be the temporary Chairman of |
the Democratic Convention. Representatives
Of the press are requested to register their
names at the rooms Of the National Executive
Committee. at Tammany Hall, on Wednesday
morning. and their tickets will be issued on |
Friday ,rf rrr
IntslliEenes of the attachment of the funds
sent New York By the State Of South Carolina
and railroads to pay the July interest causes