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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

The Spring season is upon u.s. and it promises
to be busy one. 1t is very certain That Farms
can not pay the Farmer without rightly directed
tabor. AS helps to Farming, l have numerous
LabOr-Saving Machines,
which may be madO to pay for themselves during
the season, and earn those who use them very
large interest on their cost.
AS Agent for some of the best Manufacturers,
can offer purchasers unusual inducements. Every
Machine will bo warranted, and will perform all
that is claimed for it.
Purchasers will always find it to their advun
tage to get their Machines from a Resident
Dealer in preference to a Travelling Agent. A
Resident Agent can alwlys be reached to max,
good any failure in tho warranty - with I'll,
Travelling Agent it is not always possible.
Resident Agent can also attend to repairs, whicl
is often an important matter to the owner o
Machines.
The following well-known Implements compris
a part of my large stock:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

Why WILL roy or any one sflcted with the
distressing diseases of the Bladder or Kidnev,.
delay moment in securing a bottle Of DR.. " ~.
POtaHd'' Pine Compound, which never fails to
give immediate aud permsnent relief II Aas neree
yet bsss knOVp 10 fail ia siasIs Nstsnss Sold
everywhere, .lA
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29
iVW teetlmohlnls are mere inscrtodi
MILTON GnlC, EkQ., IIosIOM.

Ihsrcbn ceitl'N that otS sor,ly aficfed rfh Baif
for tro years, dsrelopg hrWStirss qoH My lHbs mi
Cth,r pdrts Of my bofv. ne siqSrrgs mhA fsHiHrsf
hnp u,,W i,d,scribJble. N,fte u n s,y that
faithfully tried ssrcrdl If me nosi popuOr bor yc,as-
dies, but ,rtthod ,vtlcrng he oGh,tot At length ty
Nc CJrHcSi rsqicSt tnttndtc 0sad, I induced
10 trV Or. !. ". IOlUpds hi,mor Doctor ant very
huppV & attest that az my Bais i,n0rei. Opd Wy
health tsst0tei by UsiHS Dr fotipFE 'gtSrm npst
ioints. NiLTON GAR,
IS.sls, IAN n 1850
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

The next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
will commence its sessions on Tuesday, June 2,
and continue two weeks, In our last issue we
gave the assignment oi cases Cor each day OF the
first week Of the term. Below We give the as
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-29

Penny VS. whyte- Dodge 4 Tyler, for plaintiff; ;
Cook. for defendant.
Gilbert VS.. O'Neil-C Cook, for plaintiff.
Davis VS.. shannon Reid, for plaintiff; Dodge
4 Tyler for defendant.
Dustman VS.. Minton- Seiple & Canary, for plG.
Koch vs. Turk Hill & Poate, for plaintiff
Diamon vs.. Hill Dodge & Tyler, for plaintiff; :;
Hords, for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
tntrtestin invaluab,e and scentac cc.s show
how To i've what to live for
York Museum of Anatomy. Those unaole
cosy oy forwarding sc to tue secretary 6s BROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

FRANkF1ELD h CO., JEWELLERS, 200 SIXTH
N. avenue corner Fourteenth street. 35 Eighth avenue,
corner twenty sixth streeLPaenrcs sole
res OF Cuckoo COcks agents Tor The aham and all Amer
lean W Watches, wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

TWO HUNDRED AND TWELFTH PERFORMANCE
OF q. L. FOX'S Grand Comic Pantomme,
o1o,h HuMPTY DUMPTY. e1e,h
N'A'" HUMPTf DUMPTY. AiS'"
kaleidoscope OF Fun, Fairy Enchantment and Beauty.
G. L. FOX, THE INIMITABLE. CLOWN.
H. ID. has attracted In the six months ide internal
venue reports) from TEN THOUSAND TO THIRTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS MORE than the receipts Of any other
theatre In New York 1t compels every night the early
nouncement Of "STANDING ROOM ONLY" and promises
to delight the for generations come.Times, 9Th.
THE GREAT DANSEUSE, MILE. SANGALI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

NTIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN JARRETT PALMER. .Lessees and ManagerA
BAfEMAN'S OPERA BOuFFE.
TENTH WEEK
AND LAST SUI ONE OF
BARRIE BLEUE.
TENTH WEEK AND LAST ONE OF THE
CHARMING IRMA.
TENTH WEEK or THE
BRILLIANT AUJAC
TENTH WEEK AND LAST r ONE OF
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF
OPERA BOUFFE.
TENTH WEEK OF
JARRETT 4 PALMER'S PARTISAN BALLET.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The Tree list excepting the Press, b
entirely suspended.
Seats In advance at Box Office and Scht
mer's music store, 701 Broadway
NTIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN LAST GRAND MATINEE,
ATtRDAl, SEPT. 3D. AT ONE.
BARRIE BLEUE
WITH MILE. InMA AND
NIX. AUJAC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

THEATRE FRANCAIS. SEASON 1858 49,
l. Sole Lessee and Director ...............,J GRAU.
REOPENING NIGHT.
Tho director has the honor that the Theatre
Francas having been entirely remodeed
laged and newly and bea utiuy embeshed throu ghout
WILL BE REOPENED
On MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1858,
when the and brilliant
CORPS OF RENOWNED ARTISTS
Engaged In Europe expressly for this establishment,
WILL INAUGl RATE THE SEASON WITH
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE,
presented 18th spendor OF mise and perfection
OF detail never before attempted.
NOTICE re sUBsCRlBEks stockholders and 9th.
es DESTROYS OF subscribing for the entire
stated evening each week. respectfully requested apply
at the ohlce OF the Thee Francs the only place where
subscriptions will be received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

LNOR SALE DESIRABLE LOTS ON MARCY AVENUE,
Brooklyn, Gates Avenue Railroad. Terms liberal.
w. H. DC kYEA, attorney at law, 80 Nassau street, n.
LNOR sALE-$7, 500-HOUsE AND Lot 81 CLINTON
avenue, near Park avenue house 10 rooms and subce
lar 22x32 lot 25xl5; hot and cold tubs BATH and
fixtures range and heater and In goof order. The
wants TO leave the CITY, Apply the premises or ut No.
Burng slip, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


THEATRE CoMIQUk.
i White Spencer .L essees and Proprietors
Manager ......................hr VIM H. Lngard
CROWDED HOUSES
MOST MARVELLOUS SUCCESS OF
THK GREAT LINGARD
and n excellent company, whose emunerabily has been
s earned that multitudes 60 away Mighty unable 70
obtain admission Second week Of Mr.. John 7. Raymond
Ia M; successful character Of Toby Twinkle Mr. McKee,
RANKIN and Miss Alice Dunning characters. Reap
OF Mss Lizse WLlmore the favors soabrss In
BETSEY BAKER.
MATINkE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
ATTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

NEW YORK THEATRE.
IN EIGHTH WEEK OF
FOUL Play
SATURDAY MATINEE.
In rehearsal and will shortly produced Charles er's
great local and sensational drama entitled
OUT OF THE STREETS.
Dramazed from his popular and highly successful novel Of
the title
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
French Academy of Sciences,

AT last weeks sitting NJ. lie vcrrier In letter, gave
some further information about the ninety-sxth tee
scopic planet discovered at Marseilles the 18th
u stating that on the 20th 1t had been observed at
Paris by NJ. Loewy with the great meridian nstru-
mcnt. M Delaunay, after NJ lie verrier's letter had
been read expressed his regret that he M Le verre
should persist In refusing to mention the Of
the observers who discovered small planets at the
Observatory Of Marseilles and informed the Academy
that the young observer who had discovered the
ninety sixth planet M. Borclly To this first at
tack upon NJ. lie verrier NJ. II. ste. Claire Deville
added q second, by stating that the Director Of
the Observatory had recently published q
pamphlet entitled "Travaux des Treize Der
nieres Annees," In which he complained OF the
hostility OF the city towards the Observatory. and
among other things said that the Emperor aud great
bodies OF the State had granted that establishment
sum OF 900 francs for the construction OF large
telescope with mirror one hundred and twenty
centmetres In diameter, and another instrument Of
an extraordinary focal distance Of sixteen metres.
M, H. ste. Claire Deville, In alludng to this para
graph regretted that M. Leon Foucault, To whom
the execution OF that work had been entrusted, had
been very Obscurely alluded to, and stated that he
felt necessary to his deceased friend the
honor OF having invented hts method Of constructing
lenses OF extraordinary size that In the present In.
stance the lens to be OF the unprecedented size
OF seventy-Hve centimetres that before commencing
II he wished TO try his system, his ideas that sub
ec being st hat unsettled, but that NJ LIE ver-
rer objected to this course and that the work. after
being commenced, had to be abandoned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY 1ARKET.-LoNDoS. March 21-
3P M-Consos clos nrmer, at e3k q o3i4 for money
and the account A1erican securities close at the
Following quotatioD:-United states nve-twenty
bonds have advanced to 72i4; Erie shares have de-
clined 10 46L; Illinoi Centrals, S9tk.
FRANKFURT BoupE.-FRANKFORT, March 21--
11.1s A. M-Jnited states bonds opened at 75sx n
75h for the issue OF 49, -,
fIyERPooL CoTTo MARKET.-LIvERPoor, March
2I-3 p M-The maEet closed hrm and rather more
active The followiq are the last quotations.
MIddng uplands, n port and TO arrive 10xd.;
middling Orleans, 1Gd The sales OF the day foot
VI fLiygRpooi. BREAtruFrs MAREEr.-LrvERPoor
March oi-3p y M-1e market closes without any
chanUes In auotatiot Corn 40s. 3D. per quarter for
miyed western. Weat-Californa white 15s. 1Od.
and No q red 14s. yr GENITAL. Barley Sc. Oh. per 90
lbs for American ats as ID. per 45 lbs. for Amer
lean Peas 46s DC quarter for Canadian. Flour
37s pcr bbl. for Weern state.
LIyERpoor. PRoisroNs MARKET.-LrvERPoOL,
March 2I-3 r. M-srd has advanced to OILS. 6d. per
cwt: the market osed strong. Cheese SIS. per
cwt for the best CRIES Of American nne Beef 12Os.
per bbl. for extra rime mess. Lard COS. per cwt.
FOR American. Bact AIS. per cwt. for Cumberland
cut middles.
LIyERpoor PfpuCE MARKET.-LrvERpooI,
March 2i--3 p. M.-AIlow 3d. higher, closing firm at
44s cd. per cwt. for mercan Sugar opens steady at
25s. 3D. FOR No. IL Dch standard Rosin g. Cd. for
common and 12s. fcmedium per cwt. Turpentine
3ls. per cwt for spiR Petr0leum-Re6ned, 1s. Sd.
spirits, Is. 3D. per gion. Linseed cakes f10 15s.
PETROLEUM MARfr.-ANTwERP, March H.--The
| petroleum market nat and standard white is
| nominal at 10 frances centimes.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

SENATE.


ALBANY, March ~ 1893.
There was but bare quorum OF Senators present
to-day.
BILLS REPORTED.
To establish a ferry across the Hudson river at
Catskill incorporating the Nothern Hydraulic Com
pany; amending the charter OF Syracuse and among
others things authorizing the city TO raise one hup-
dred thousand dollars per year for general city pur-
poses-a minority rap0rt also ority report rela-
tive to sewerage IN Syracuse AID for mapping
Geddes and other tow rs; making more stringent act
relative to the storage of cOmbusblc substances In
New York; to repeal so mnch OF the lahltia law ~
eeSxempts exc from taxation aPproprians Siooodo lot
consolidate the several acs relative to say ngs banks.
anu providing for their more thorough n 'perVison.
q minority report.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ny Mr. MuRpHy-incorporating the BroASyh Ego
by Mr. FoLGER-Reative to real estate OF ia lots and
persons OF unsound minds, as applies to the law oi
BILL PASSED.
The bin amending tbs chaIter OF the Trau Hers
Insurance Company was passed.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Authorizing the towns IN Duchess and COluM Dia
counties to take stock In the Duchess and Column olS
Railroad; Incorporating the CrosstOwn Railga ad
Company; no alterations are made in the name, ot
corporations.
Mr.. DREAMER inquired whether the Committee o. '
Internal Affairs Of Towns aud Counties intended tn
law, or whether they intended to smother ".
Mr.. VAN PErTEN replied that the committee nad
given much time to the consideration or the subject
and that there were parties who still wished to be
heard before the committee.
Mr.. DREAMER did not consider this an answer; the
committee ought TO report for or against the meas
and allow the subject to before the Senate;
he protested against any attempt to smother II.
The PRESIDENT called the Senator to ORDER stating
that there was no question before the Senate
THE TRANSIT RAILROAD BILL BURIED.
Mr. FoIGER moved reconsideration OF She ad-
vote the Metropolitan Transit Railroad bill,
and to lay that motion the table, which was
carried.
Adjournol until Monday evening"
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
MARYLAND.
A Transportation Case i'm Bnltimore-The
Rights Of Common Carriers and shippers III
Freight.


A Transportation Case in Baltimore The
Rights of Common Carriers and shippers III
Freight.
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1858.
In the Superior Court this morning the suit OF
Adophus Brandies and William w. Crawford, OF
Louisville, KY, against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway Company, to recover $4,000 damages for an
alleged failure OF the company to deliver 800 barrels
OF nour and l2S tons shipsur in reasonable time and
negligence In transportation, was concluded. The
said articles and goods in question were shipped by
the plaintis on the 25th OF February and 18th and
l5tn OF March, at Louisville, for Boston, by the
way OF Baltimore, and reached their destination
on the 5th and oath OF April and 9th OF May,
same year. Prices In the meantime had been con-
slderably reduced 1t was in evidence that fifteen
DAYS. at most was the time required to make the
shipments between the two points-LOuisville and
Boston The court granted the following prayer by
the defendants:-
That by the terms of the contract the consigners
were bound in the event OF claiming damages. to
have notified the Merchants and Miners TranspOrta
ton Company by reporting their claim for damages
to said company as the delivery line II the jury
shall believe the evidence to that erect and II the
jury find that the said consigners made no such re-
port within the time stipulated in the bills OF adng,
they are to be regarded having waived every claim
for damages, and the plaintiffs are not entitled to
recover.
In accordance with instructions the jury rendered
verdict IN favor OF the defendants.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
KENTUCKY.

Railroad Natters-PrOpOsed Double Com.
municatiOn Between Louisville and 81.
L0uis-dcavy Robbery In Russellvillc.
LOUISVILLE, March 21, 1868.
It is understood that the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road is to be extended this season to New Albany
The route will be from North Vernon, nearly an
air line, to New Albany 1t is also understood that
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad have made pro-
position to lay third rail over the narrow gauge
JefYersonville road, between Jefrersonvle and Sey
mour. and thus make q direct broad guage cOmmuni-
cation between the Falls OF the Ohio and St. Louis.
At Russelville, KY, yesterday, the banking house
OF N. Long a ca. was entered by five men and
robbed OF $4,000 in currency and an unknown
amount OF private deposits. They shot Mr.. Long
and Knocked him down. He subsequently recovered
and gave the alarm. General shooting commenced,
during which Mr.. Owens was slightly wounded
The robbers escaped to Frankfort.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
THE INDIANS.

Drpredasions In Grant County, New Mexico
Trains Attacked and Mules Starnpedcd.
ST. LOUIS, March 81, 1868.
Letters from New Mexico, dated Lansburg, March
3, say that the Indians in the adjoining county Of
Grant are infestng the roads and deprcdating upon
almost everybody who travels that way. They appear
in large numbers-sunlcienty SO to jeopartlize the
safety OF the largest trains. Only lew days since,
tween Forts Bayard and Cummings, they at
tackled a train, killed one man and Killed and
wounded ten mules and prevented the train
from moving until relieved from Rio Membrasa.
distance OF twenty or twenty-five miles. Subse-
ouenty they attacked the train of Mr. Joab Bernard,
or Westport, Mo-, and killed one mule and wounded
another: AFTER which they stampeded the mules,
eighty OF them belonging to Mr.. HUNG escaped
with them.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Financial Condition of the State Under
the New Constitution.
RALEIGH, March a. 1885,
An article in the Rieigh Sentinat Of to-day, pre-
pared from official daa estimates the public debt OF
North Carolina under the new Constitution to he on
the lst Of July, $50. slo,9765oo; the interest on
which, due on tina day, win be ss51,Oo0 and is
ordered to be paid by the Constitution.
The article shows that the additional tax
upon the people Of ne State required to be raised
next year under tie new constitution win be
1855 900. both OF whih being added to the present
taxes will swell the txes to be raised for 1859 by the
people of this State to S2,60000O. Heretofore the
State taxes leaving ct the county taxes aud inter.
est have never been nore than S300,000
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
CALIFORNIA.

The observation-disclosures Suspension In San
FrauciscO-NIarket QuOs0si9ns.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81 1865.
Bills creating an insurance commissioner and re-
pcangthe insurance deposit law passed botE Houses
OF the Legislature to-day.
The suspension OF Henry Carlton, Jr, has been du-
nounced, but his liabilities are not stated. meet
ing OF Ris creditors Ia called for the Esd March.
The breadstuns market is dull, but prices are un-
changed.
The market quotations Of mining shares are sus-
tanned. Crown Point, $22; Ophir. $500; Gould Il
Curry, $500; Chaer $3.50; Hale M0rcrOss, 81, 750;
Yellow Jacket $13 so; Belcher $500; Bullion, sos;
Kentuek, $4OO; Imperial, $3.50; Savage, $3.50; Anna
dor. $3oO Overman, $3.50; new issue Alpha consoli-
dated, SIS per share.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
A HOTEL DESTROYED sY FIRE.

HARTFORD, Conn. March a. is8s
The Buxbee House, at Merden, which stands lust
south OF the depot, caught fire by defective chin.
ney, about nine O'Clock this morning, and was
entirely destroyed, together with nearly sll the
furniture In the hotel. II was owned and kept by
John O. and Theodore Buxbec, whose loss " S4550O.
fo,iOws:-Hartford, S. 200; Phoenix, $4,000; Putnam,
slO00--ail Of Hartford; Home, OF New York, $1,000;
New Haven, 81, 900; National, OF Boston, $4,000; Bay
state, $4,000, and Peoples, $aOoO-the last two 81
Worcester. Ine hotel was . four story frame build.
with boarders and travellers wao most Of their
baggage and clothing. There are only two hand en-.
Tor help. An alarm was given here and IN just one
hour and ten minutes fropi the time the Ore alarm
bell was sounded the two steamers which we sent
The distance Is eight cen miles from the city. The
hote! 10 surrounded by . large number OF wooden
nom here Mrg.e part Of the village would have
Il n. a.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 81, 1858.

ALBANY, March q, 1858.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the New York Public Exchange; to
incorporate the State Line Bridge Company; creating
the Office of Metropolitan Fire Marsha to divide the
Ninth ward OF the city Of Brooklyn; to provide
against frauds in auction returns made to the Comp
troller.
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABLY.
To incorporate the Manufacturers Savings Bank
Of New York; consolidating the several acts relating
to savings banks; to improve South Seventh and other
streets In Brooklyn; to incorporate the Arcade Under
ground Railroad Company; to construct public
market In New York; to incorporate the New York
Fiduciary Company.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Appropriating $250,000 to aid In the constructiOn
OF the Whitehall and Pattsburg Railroad; appropri-
ating $3.50 900 aid in the construction OF the Duf
falo and Washington Railroad; giving the Governor,
Secretary and Attorney General authority to appoint
q Supreme Court reporter.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
CUBA.
General Market Report

General Market Report.
HAVANA, March 81, 1858.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week.
sugar.-The market Is firm at TX Q reals for
No. 10 to IL, and Sk reals for No. Is to 20 per
arrobe. Observation-Disclosures to common refining,
5K ok reals; fair to good refining, 63S 6Z reals;
grocery grades, fair TO good, a ~ reals; prime to
choice. reals per arrobe. Moasses sugar, 5h
6X reals for No. t0lO Molasses, reals for cayed,
and reals for common or muscovado. Bacon,
Ia per pound. Petroleum, 8 reals per gallon,
in barrels and 3x reals per gallon In tins. Shocks,
7aTK reals for box, and Is % reals per bundle.
Fi0ur 4l2 so q $13 so per bb Hams, 15c. per lb.
for salt and 1sc for sugar cnred. Lumber $2l
$40 per thousand feet for white pine, and $40 for
pitch pine. Rosin, 81 per bbl Tar 81 per ob
pitch Ia per bbl Turpentine, So SO a 81. Onions
Si2 per Dbl. Potatoes abundant at 81 s4 so
v,arh
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
MISSISSIPPI.

Tho COnventiOn-(seneral Gillem Refuses to
Furnish Information Requested.
JACKSON, March p, 1868.
General Gillem has refused to furnish the Recon-
structon Convention with the names Of the citizens
who gave certain information upon which Governor
Humphreys based his proclamation of December q,
1867,
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
OHIO.

The Libel Suit i'm Cincinnnti-The Jury Dis
agrees.
CINCINNATI, March 81, 1868.
The Jury in the libel suit brought by one Myers
against Mr.. Halstead, one OF the propretors OF the
Cicinnat Commercial, failed to agree and dis
charged II is understood that the jury stood eight
for the defendant two for cent damages and two
for larger amount.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
VANCOUvER'S ISLAND.

Wreck Of the Ship RosoIio-HIarine Intelli.
geuce from Victoria.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20 1865.
The ship Rosolio with cargo of lumber for China,
went ashore last night during heavy gale, on Dis
coyery Island in Puget Sound. Vessel and cargo will
probably prove total loss.
Ship Nightingale sailed from Victoria yesterday
for New York with cargo Of telegraph material.
Ship Fannie with cargo Of coal has arrived at
Victoria from San Francisco
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
TURKEY.

Fuad Pacha and the United States Minister.
CONsTANTINOPLE, March 20, 1868.
Diplomatic intercourse which had been Temporal
rily interrupted between the Turkish Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, Fuad Pacha and Mr.. Edward Joy
Norris, the American Ambassador at Constantine
pie, has been resumed since the receipt of favor
able despatch from Secretary Seward tending to an
adjustment Of the difference which had arisen with
the American Legation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

The Election-Almost Certain Defeat Of the
Constitution.
MEMPHIS, March p, 1885,
A despatch from Little Rock, Ark, says the elec-
ton has been completed In but few counties Partial
returns show a large falling OF in the negro vote
The majority against the constitution will be larger
than was anticipated. The whites voted almost
unanimously against it.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
VIRGINIA..

The Conveution-Report Of the Committee ON
Representation.
RICHMOND, March 81 1868.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day the report
Of the Committee on Representation was read. 1t
adds forty-seven to the present number Of members
OF the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
GEORGIA..

Proposed Withdrawal of Judge Rcese-The
Democratic State Central Committee.
ATLANTA, March q, 1868.
It Is understood that Hon. Augusts Reese will with
draw from the gubernatorial contest on the ground
OF neligiby. His letter Of withdrawal will appear
In few days.
The following call has been issued:-
The Central Executive Committee Of the demo-
cratic party Of Georgia will meet at the Lancr
House, in Macon. on Thursday evening next, on in-
portant business. Z. g. CABINESS, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Action Of tho Legislature ON the Proposed
bra wbrid9c at Council Blums.
DEs MONIES, March n, 1868.
The Iowa Legislature to-day, without dissenting
vote, adopted resolution memor'anhhs Congress
e. ,rovor, ,bo erection OF railroad drawbridge at
Council BufYs and to require the Union Pacific Rail-
road bridge Al that point be built SO that steamers
may pass under with perfect SAFETY 10 tne nieness
etage OF water.