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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-26
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NEW YORK.
DarInsI Robbery.

NEW YoRK, July 2.-About o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Cary, an
attachel OF the banking house of Mr..
Archibald Oracle King, 81 William
street, for the purpose OF receiving
S43, 600 in coupon bonds OF the issue of
1868. One of the treasury clerks passed
out the bonds, and while they were
lying on the counter Mr.. Cary and the
gentleman behind the desk entered
into conversation, during which some
daring thief came up unnottced and
seizing the money succeeded in making
his escape with 1t.
The testimony in the case of Moses
against -Pohamus &c Jackson, the al
legged perjury case, which has been be-
fore the Supreme Court since Monday
was closed yesterday p. m. The case
will be argued and submitted to the
court this morning.
The case of the United States against
Jos. F. Tabsen, in which the defendant
is charged with having peEjured him
self in giving testimony in a patent
right case, was before the q. 8. Com
missioner, Mr., Osborn. The prisoner
was recently arrested in Chicago and
was committed yesterday to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
Mr.. John q. Resley Deputy Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, to whom
was referred the charge of defrauding
the egovernment brought py Y. W Gar
diner, Assessor of the 9Th district OF
this State, against John /. Hychs,
the State Senator from the district
has rendered his decision to exhonor-
ate Mr.. Nychs.
The Union Republican General Com
mittee met at the corner of Twenty.
Second and Browning streets last even
ing, and passed resolutions against the
contemplated action of CopgressEto i'm
pose a tax of 10 per cent. on United
States bonds.
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wAsmINGrON.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The House
whisky, tobacco and banking bill was
to-day reported from the Senate Com
nlittee on Finance with numerous
amendments. The section relating to
banks and bankers Is stricken out. No
changes are proposed In the taxes oil
whisky and tobacco The time for
taking spirits from bonded warehouses
is extended from six to twelve months.
The House provision for exportation OF
alcohol and rum Is stricken out and
new section substituted requiring the
drawback at the time of shipment.
After clearance the bond Is to be re-
tanned until IL Is shown that the alco-
hoI or rum has actually arrived at the
place OF destination, the certificate of
the Consul being REQUIRED for that pur-
pose. The licenses and taxes on whole
sale and retail dealers is stricken
out, thus leaving In force the existing
laws. Tobacco cannot be removed from
place of manufacture until thetaxes are
paid, 1t Is also provided that it shall be
removed at once from the export ware
house to which It is first sent. Accord
ing to the House bill tobacco may be
sent from the mandatory to an export
warehouse only to be exported; but the
Senate amendment provides that If the
manufacturer does not choose to eH-
port he can withdraw it for home
market. Another amendment changes
the number of inspectors to twenty;
and the Commissioner of Internal Re.
venne is to designate their territorial
districts. The House bill provides for
sixty inspectors, or ono for each judi
ciaI district. The Senate committee
provides for fifty special agents, to be
employed during the pleasure of the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Alaska Purchaae-Eew Senator
Tax BIII-AdjOurnment.
WASHINGTON, July l, 1868.
Editors InteuigeMcer:

wAsH1NeToN. July l, 1868.
Editors Inteltigeacer:
The Russian American purchase Is
still under consideration in the House.
General Banks report, some days ago,
attracted very marked attention, and
tended in no small degree to inorense
expectation for something OF still
greater interest when the edistlnguished
chairman should speak to the report.
Yesterday the opportunity was AFFORD
ed to the House to hear the very elab-
orate and eloquent speech SO long an
ticipated, 1t WAS even better than was
expected, The Bpeech, 1t Is believed,
will have powerful influence in secu-
ring the necessary appropriations 10
meet the terms of the contract. The
Information given will compel
ions as to the value of the Alaska
purchase. Ittseems it is not land of
smisty lakes and gloomy yales," OF
fops and SHOWS, with occasional streaks
of sunshine, but a country OF great
mineral wealth, OF forests OF the hnest
timber, of ofimmense numbers offur bear
ing animals, and rivers filed to reple-
tIon with the best of fish. Its impor-
tance to the United States in a geo.
graphical and military point OF view
was among the strong points presented.
And with great clearness and force the
duty OF the government was stated, !,
which was to meet the stip1lntlons OF
the bargain TO pay for the land pur-
chased by the legitimate treaty making
power, the President and the Senate.
Seven millions two hundred Thousand
dollars, the amount to be pBid, would
NOT appear to be "A very
large sum in these days, accus-
toned as we are 10 count money
bv the hundreds of millions. But the
tHv FnnOFpR1
various purposes, make n fearful az.
gregate. A distinguished member of
the House, the other day, insisted upon
an early adjournment. assigning as a
reason that he feared there would not
be money enough left in the Treasury
to meet the ordinary expenses OF the
Government II the session continued
much longer. --e-
The Senate on yesterday admitted
Senator Osborn, of Florida to a seat In
that body. The new Senator Is rather
a young looking man, not perhaps
over 35 years old and is said to be native
of the State of New York. He has hne
military record, as an artillery othcer,
and served in the army of the Potomac,
and also with Sherman in his famous
march to the sea. AT the time of his
election he was United States Marshall
for the State of Florida. If am not
much mistaken, the country will know
more of the gallant Senator, as he IS
evidently young man of promise.
The tax bill from the House Is sui
under consideration in the Senate FL
nance Committee. It is not thought
the Committee will recommend any
material changes, and may report the
bill tomorrow. -4.
The members are getting anxious to
leave for home, and every indication
points to the speedy winding up OF the
The weather is exceedingly warm.
r. s7.
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rHE Washington correspondent

TEE Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial writes con-
cerninE Senator Hendricks:
He is d man Of changeable appear
ance. on the floor of Congress he
looks large, uignihed, and statesman !
ike, his face being always composed,
his ewes placid, mild, intellectually
expressed in his btows and npduth, and
his Rarb plain and citizenlikS. BE has
dark auburn hair, light complexion,
Slightly freckIed ,Iand soft White hands.
But i have seen Hendricks in the
street. under the full day light, LOOK
Ing decidedly unlike p statesman.
Then his skin has a dirty lpok, his
hair seems lustreless, his features, re-
Iaxed, express very little echar4cter-py
which I do not mean moral character.
AS speaker no is plausible, never ex-
cited, frequently just beyond The most
charitable partisanship. BE Is not
above Eve feet ten in heiget, and weighs
probably one hundred and sixty
pounds. Except very short aide whis-
ikers, his face is smooth shaved. As q
President, Hendricks would look hand
some in the seat. He voted for appro-
priatIon to sustain the war. His taml-
iy were Ohio people, q uietly well on
and he stndied Law at Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania. He began pubic life
about the time that Colfax did. The
Speaker and Colfa1 are very fr1endIy'
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Steamboat common.

New LONDON, Conn.,, July 3.-The
steamer City OF Boston, from New
York last night, was run into by the
steamer State of New York of the
Hartford line, of the mouth of Con-
necticut river, producing serious dam
age to the first named boat, and ipjur-
Ing quite number of passengers, and
it is believed involving the loss of
threa lives. The City of Boston was
struck amidships carrying away her
wheel house and upper works In the
vicinity, demolishing five state rooms.
A dense fog prevailed. The City of
Boston was relieved by the steamer
City of New London, which took off
the passengers and baggage. The City
of Boston was lett partly on her side
anchored, and will be towed in al once.
The probable loss to the City of Boston
will be $75 900; to the State of New
York, slight.
Boston, July 3.-The names OF the
injured by the collision in the sound
as far as heard from, are as follows !:
William P. HaZleton, agent Sanford's
line of steamers, confusion over the
left eye, right arm slightly injured, and
internally seriously; j. w. EdgenY,
Brooklyn, scalded, internally not se-
rIously; Mrs. %. B. Walber, Jersey
City, severe cut iu the FOOT Henry B.
Tracy, Norwich, Conn.,, right hand
scalded. A few other passengers were
slightly injured.
to-day ranged from so
IN QEo I ~ Fllti4
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General Amnesty.

The proclamation granting general
amnesty to all the rebels excepted in
former proclamations, which has been
threatened by Mr.. johnson for some
time past, was issued yesterday and
will be found in our news columns this
morning. This.is the last card Mr.John-
son has to play for the nomination at
New York and it will not win. He has
been very useful TO the Democratic
party, Indeed II was he who brought
the corpse to life after it was laid ont at
Appomnttox, bnt the party has no use
for him beyond his present term; and
such is their party depravlty that tho
sense of owing him debt of gratitude
only sharpens their malice against
him. The Southern rebels never can
forgive johnson the crime of having
been a "poor white" He wont do for
their president. Therefore he wont do
at all
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BY TELEGRAPH.
-CONGRFSS.
WAsHrNaroN. July 3.
SENATE. ~

SEHAIEs "
Mr. sherman reported the tax bill
and amendments. Ordered to be
printed.
An. order was adopted that the tax
bill and printing bill shall be special
order at one o'clock Monday, and CON.
tinue such until disposed Of
The joint resolution excluding cer-
tain States from voting in the electoral
college, was laid aside. Mr.. Edmunds
The District OF Columbia bill was
then considered. %
Adorned. ----.---,
MIR. washburne reported bill pro.
piling that when soldiers discharge
states that he Is discharged by reason
of the expiration of his term of service,
he shall be held to have completed the
full term of his enlistment, and be en-
titled to bounty accordingly; that the
prohibition of bounty to soldiers who
have for any reason parted with their
discharge papers shall not apply in
cases were the full amount of bounty
has been advanced by States, counties
or towns to the soldier or his family,
but such State, county or town shall be
entitled to 1t; that the widow, children
or parents of a soldier dying after hon
orable discharge, shall receive the ad-
ditional bounty.
Mr.. Cobb gave notice of the bill
IRON the Claims Committee TO construe
the increase of the pay of privates SO
as TO entitle each to the allowance Of
500.
Mr.. Moorehead gave notice that he
would on Monday move to lay all other
bills aside and take up the tariff bill.
The Senate amendments repeating all
authorizing the publication of debates
in the Globe, and to invite proposals
for the publication of the actual pro.
ceedings and debates, were concurred
in.
The Senate amendment to pay for
only such advertisements in the Wash
ington papers as may be ordered by the
heads of departments with proviso
that Government advertisements shall
be published ouly in the three papers
authorized by law. Concurredln.
An amenment was adopted instruct
ing the Superintendent OF public build.
ings to remove all the paintings, statu-
ary, &C., now in the Capitol.
Mr., Butler made q report from the
Managers which was ordered to be
printed and recommitted.
A bill providing for theissue ofarms
to the militia in the reconstructed
States was passed.
A message from the President rela-
tive to the practice of the Danish au-
thorities OF Elismore in sending con-
and referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
A bill to encourage immigration was
reported and ordered to be printed.
A bill repeating section 8 ofthe act OF
1892 concerning the registering and re-
cUrding of vessels was passed,
Adjourned till Monday.
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PhnhcrIiRIiiI RxnIodet

| HARTFORD, July ga powder mill
in sciticoi Conhecticut, belonging to
the HazardyilIe Powder Company ex-
ploded on Tuesday morning, burning
Lhe only two persons in the mill in a
shocking manner, and so that their
lives are dispaired of. Michael Batly,
d workman for many years, and Fran
els Richardson, superintendent of the
Scitico department., are sufferers. II is
but three weeks aimee a mill on the
same site was blown up in the night,
with no one near TO be injured.
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nlIolne1 Matters.

The reports of the money market,
however gratifying they may be to bor-
rowersi are becoming rather monoto-
nous to the readers OF financial speCu-
lations! A change Will come over
the face OF things financial by and by
and, not unlikely, when least ex-
pected; but for the present continued
ease Is the rule, except to lenders, who
cannot feel very easy at the prospect Of
loaning out their surplus funds at 3 to
per cent. In Chicago, st. Louis and
Cincinnati money is reported In good
supply; while in San Francisco the
almost unvarying report of one per
cent. month still continues. Money
In Wall street was in rather larger
supply the past week than at any time
during the spring. and rates OF call
loans do not vary much. The present
week Is not likely to VIII
ness. any change; for the very
large amount 70 be dtscnargeo
by the sub-treasuTy for Interest, ths
payment of the Mexican war loans ana
ihe heavy dividends to be disburSeo oy
the various banks and railroad coLn-
panias, will throw the largest amount
OF money upon the street, TO pc rem rem
vested in stocks and bondsof one k1nu
and another, that has ever peen AZ one
time shoWered upon our market. tne
effect of this large release OF 1undss 10
be FeInyested, though It VIII not IN
create the apparent amount OF money
cannot fail 70 give increased activity 20
tne stock market, and considerably ad-
vance the prIce of good securities as
well as of the more speculative class Of
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stocks. The amount OF money to be
thus distributed in July cannot be ac-
curately stated; but 1t is estimated TO be
not less THAN sixty millions of dollars.
The influence OF this sudden Hood OF
money poured into the already swollen
channels, of finance has been, to GER
tain extent, discounted; but Its real
effect must beto raise prices very much
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, July, S.-Gen. Napier Is at
Windsor to-day. where he is the guest
OF the Queen.
A despatch from Athens states that
MIR. Tuckerman, che newly appointed
minister of the United States to Greece,
had arrived and presented his creden-
tials to the King.
July 3.-Reports from the North state
that the rebels have met with recent
successes, and Pekin is seriously mem
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General Amnesty Proclamation.

NEW York, July 3.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says II is stated
on the authority Of a member OF Con-
gress that President johnson has de-
visions will include the pardon Of JEFF.
Davis, John O. Breckenridge and other
leaders of the rebellion.
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Grand 6mash-RaII or an AmphItne
7IataV.

LOUISVILLE, July s.-The Courier,s
SAYS a terrible smaah up occurred al
the Simpson county agricultural taiF
grounds this morning. The entire ann
phitheater fell to the ground, ipturing
several workmen severely. The strue-
ture was nearly finished, and was val
ned at SI2, 600. The damage amounts
to &, goo.
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TILE
National Trust Go.
orTHE CITY OF NEW YORK,
NO. ass BROADWAY.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS,

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. 8IANGA1r, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST. on all Daily Balances,
sutject 70 cheek at Sight, SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at ive per can't. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS IS divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience.
who are alo personally liable to depositoB
for al obligations OF the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. As the
TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar ge or EnalIamt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest en- ALL DAILY BAIAANCIs, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantages OF fsecurity, eonvenis ofe and pIo1t.
Jsls-smd&w
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
new York Dry Goods Market.

The course of the dry goods business
has fully justified our remarks for the
past fortnight. Notwithstanding the
dead season of the year, and the appar-
ent stagnation of trade week before
last, there has been q much larger
amount of business in staple domestic
goods, particularly in cottons, than is
usual in midsummer. The hrmness of
the mannfacters in holding on TO their
fabrics has induced an anxiety on the
part of the large jobbing-honses TO lay
in stocks while prices rule low; The
consequences has been some heavy
transactions, and, in cases of certain
standard styles, an advance to ONE half
to a cent a yard. Some of the jobbers,
too, have been doing good business,
for hot weather, and have succeeded in
working off the remnants Of their
Spring purchases. There is generally
the future, and the highly encouraging
crop reports from all the great lagricul-
tnral districts give cause for none but
favorable anticipations for the Fall
BUSINESS.
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PTTTsBUReH, July 3.-The eighth an
nual grand celebration OF the Kappa
Phi-Lamhda fraternity, convened here
yesterday, Is sill In session. uFWtll
ton was delivered at last evenings's
session.
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BosroN, Jnly Ain the trot between
Lucy and RollR Gold Dust at River
side PARK mile teatS. 8 inl5 under sad-
die, Lucy won in s straight heats.
Time, 2271<, 225k, 22s1<. The weather
was exeeedinglyI hot.s
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NEW YoRK, July 8.-The steamships
Dsnmark, from Liverpool, and Column
bia from Havana. have arrived,
has arrived.
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PHILADELPHIA, July3.-Lafayette @.
Baker, late Government detective, died
this morning.
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jon OFFICE

TrTELLIeEHCER JOB OFFICE
No.1S euiney street
pRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF hADfNG
pRoaRAMMESA AND POSTERS.
CHEcKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS. si
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants
CARDS kNpBInI HEADS neatly Frtntsti
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
INSURANCE. Policies AND BLANKS
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RtvarnnnWonrher.

PITTsBURa, July S.-Riyer 81 inches
falling. Weather, clear. Mercury 93S
CINcINNATI, July 3.-RIver fallen 5
inches 9 feet in the channel. Wealth
er clear. ThermoInetef, o49.
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CONCORD, July 3.lThe Governor
vetoed the bill repeating the usury
laws.
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Coup.de.So.Len.

BURLINGTON, VT, July 3.-Three
men myloyed in lumber yards in this
city were Frustrated by sun-stroke this
afternoon, one of whom has since died.
The others, It is believed, will recover.
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NEW YORK, July s.-The steamer
Columbia, from Havana on the I'd, col
lided with schooner T. s. Greer, hence
for the Delaware, sinking her in three
minutes. All hands were saved.
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KINDERHooK, July S.-I.aWrsnceVan
Buren,, brother of the Ex-President-
died last evening. Il
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Gravel and Patent Mastic Roofing.

THE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECTFUtLY
to put on either the Gravel or Patent Mastic
Roofing, of the best quality, and in short mo-
and wRrTanted 10 give full satisfaction. For
our Patent kooflpg we have The Patent Pa,
most suitable paper ever got up for roofing
purposes. Orders LEFT 81 lO6 MAIN street,
promptly attended to.
mart9-6m JOaNSON g 1lE- 1lEIt1E.
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AaaattaI.
MERCHANTs' NATIONAL BANK
Pa1d In. 100000.
or west VIrEtnla.

Capital Paid In. 5000. 1000
rHIs Rank SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI-
Re95 OF the nAIerGhS nts' and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling Its designated pe-
pository and Financial agent OF the 0n1tea
banking buainez8-
PrsSident-JAs, Nelson Vanea.
DirectOF1-ThOmRs Sweeney u. Ss-OSLA-
plain. Jas. O. AcheS0n, John Donlon, Robert
CranRle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. B. sim Psons
James DaEel. s. BRADY, OaanleE'
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CoNvALEsoENTs.

Or persons recovering from FeveTs or any OF
the malignant forms OF disease, Will nnd
Roback's Stomach Bitters lnvatu able as q
tonic and sttmulant for removing all pros
tratinR effects which follow disease; II sup
plies the great want 80 long 1elt 1Of q saIs
and reliable tonic and appetizer
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
my1S-IEnd6W
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The Peoples Bank.
nEFICE, No. 80 MAIN ST., WHEELING
" W. VS.. Money received on deposit. In
feFast paid on SPECIAL deposits.
Notes and bills discounted EGchangs
bought and sold. Collections At home or Go1D
abroad promptly attended 70.
DIRECTORS.
Jshn Raid, Christian Hos.
John HRndlAn, John VockleEs
s9ml j. BOYD. Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, RTeS'i,
JOSIAH r. OPDBGRAFF. CashT. myS
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GEsERAL AMNESTY.
P.eelamatIon by tne President.


BIZ the President of the United Stdtes-A
p,-onLdSnuti0If
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BOOKINGS UHRIvALLED BAKING
ID POWDER. The hest In the market sud
tWRyI gives ERttEfaetiont HpTS
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FIRST
NATIO NAL BANK

Designated Depository q. -
E2l1.01J
SURPLUS-..-... 4ouOO
Money received ON deposit; ExChanEs
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annum where tne oe-
post remains six months, and FIVE pen
cent, II for one year. .-
Accounts of Merchants, Manufactures.
Bankers and 9th ems solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit.
a con slant supply OF N CIV Fractional Cur
rancy, and !, 2 Sex 90 coin, kept 1or the &C
commodation of depoSiIom and the public.
9EO-K. WHEA1, Pres'L
mariS GEO. ADAMS, QaRh'T.