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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

WV Tic RAILROAD als uoy flushed
and in operation, t,Nty mites OF track have tesA
laid this spring, ans NE Wink slaee tba shol-
line between tlp AtAusr ans IA ICE States i, be-
Ing pushed foraam mam Rapidly teaH ever b.
fore, Mon than twsaty 'aaa n3 msu Az eta,
psoyea, aud il Is m, mpess.ha that tho entlrr
track, from Omaha ia Sacramento, Will be finished
in 1904 instead Of ls1a, The means provided aTr
ample, and all that energy, men and money eap
do 70 segure the eaWTleuou Of this strat nauoaal
work, Al the eallesl possible day, viii b done,
The Union Fagltl RallUoal Company rueegye-
4 Government nyaut ui tha ugbt q way,
and an necessary umbay AMI gtlgg natyrssl7
found along tie Inns q ITS operations
a Government Grant ii ls,s00 aeres % the
mile, taken IN alternate sections en- each sl1e es
lts roaa This Is an aIsalute donation, and vtJ,
be a saugee ct iaFsr pNynur in thy future,
SA Government Grant a United states TAtr.
ty,ytar Bands, amounting 20 nun $4,000 to cas-,
eco par mls, according o. the difficulties 10 4,
snrmouutsl on the various sections 70 h tuilt.
The Government takes second mortgage a. 49,
eurty, and ii 1, sxpeStel that npf only the later,
81, tut tia principal amount waE he PAID ~ .eIv.
ices rynler,d ty use Company IA transporting
uNors, mails. 40. Tbs interest y BOW much
more than pa,l ia ta,, wav, bsss,as securing
great satluF n t.me sti fa#n 6 u uoNeta
meat
IA unystapeu, Grant ~ tha right % Issue 10,
own l,yst Mortgage Bonds, a. uA tR building thg
NAL. 10 the sau,e amount a. the S l'9u4., Is
.ued Tor tEe same purpose, and 10 mafe. H.
Government Permits the Trustees teg the ftst
- p al. -rH 4. g.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

InE PUBLIC DEBr.-Tho public debt
statement, for June, shows the debt bear
ing coin interest to be 5000 So, S4l;
debt bearing currency interest, S203,111,-
$40; matured debt not presented Tor pay
ment SS,o3I,2o2 debt bearing no interest
soa5,'o 3,5Gd coin in the Treasury 500
99s,559; currency S43,279, 100 total debt
le~- cash in the Treasury 50, $40, 245, $50.
Compared with the statement on the first
Of May, this shows an Increase on the
total debt Of about 100000, and Of
coin and currency in the Treasury OF
about sl5,00O,O 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

EuEorE.~-The Paris Etendard Of Mon
day, in an article on the action Of tht
Austrian House Of Deputies, concerning
the national debt, advises the reichsratl
not to adon' 'he proposed heavy tax on
coupons.
Chief Justice Cockburn state. that
the charge deliver ID by Judge Blackburn
to the grand jury which recently refused
TO bring bill of indictment against ex-
Gov. Eyre of ~ lmaica, is contrary to the
opinion of the majority of the court Of
the Queens b nch.
Female suffrage is advocated by
many eminent persons in England. A
petition in its favor, signed by nearly
@@'ooo pefsonsr has recently been pre-
sented j. tho Br itish Parliament.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

bearing six Ter cent. per aunum both INTER
EST and PRINCIPAL being explicitly mad
PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN" couiormahly
with the specie laws OF the Pacific Stetes
The Bonds ar q 81 uod each, with spui-annua'
gold coupons attached payable IN July auA Jan
uary.
The Company reserve The right 80 advance III
price At any time, but all orders actually N
transitu At the time Of any such advance viii b.
filed at present pnce. They arr believed te CON
eino greater attractions Of safety, reliability ans
profit than any other securities now offered, and
are recommended to persons seeking desirable
steady investments. We r"colve all classes o,
Government Bonds, al their full msrke. rates, il
exchange Tor the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds
thus enabling the holders 10 realize from s % III
per cent. profit and keep the principal 81 theu
investments equally secure.
Orders and inquiries viii receive pramp. atten-
ton. Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc,
giving a full account Of the Organization, Pro
gress, Business and Prospects Of the Enterprs'
furnished IN Application. Bonds sent by return
Bxpross at.uur cost
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
ID. : s. EIIl.H,S

famhy Physician )" seventy-six pages; price :,
cents. Sent toan, address. No money INQUIRED
until the book rt eeived read and fully approved
il is perfect gun .e to the sick or indisposed.
Address DR., = (. FITCH, IS fremont street
Boston.
d. FITCH W III be at the BardwelI House
rutland, w., It thursday, June 18th, and ever,
'-naisday after. !unes1lv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

IS The boat race of the West Point crsus
came off Monday, having been POSTPONED
from Saturday. The first class crew won
the race and were presented with the
champion flag. A tub race followed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
JACKsoN'S CATARRH SNUFF

4 delightful and pleasant remedy in Catarrh,
Headache, Bad Breath, Haarsuess, Asthma,
Bronchitis Coughs, Deafness, &c, and all lisor.
dsys resulting nom colds in
HEAD, THROAT AND vocal. ORGANS.
THIS remedydoes not "lry up" catarrh but
l0a-eus Il frees the head Of all offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headache al
Laws and -oathes The burning heat in catarrh is 80
uli.l and agreeable IN IL effects that i; positively
CURES WITHOUT sSEEZINGa
A. Iroehe Powder, Is pleasant 20 the taste
and never nauseaivs when swallowed, instantly
gives % he threat and vocal organs delicious
sensAFl0n OF CpUlness and comfort Is the best
voice tonic in the world Try 1t, SAFE, reliable,
and only So cents
soda by all Druggists. ur mailed flpe, address
COOPER, WILSON a co, rropuctors,
Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents g. C. Goodwin & Co. Rust,
Bros. 4 Bird, Boston J, L. Henry 4 Co, Water
bury, VI
sold in Rutland by Pond & Morse ana Fem &
Co. aug.dSwly
MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs AND TAN.
Tho only reliable remedy Tor those brown dis
r,io,Ations on the face is "Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion prepared only by Or. Il. c.
Perry, A. Bond 81, New York. ~ sold every
Whore. marchaod&wem
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

ORDINATION or CATHOLIC PRIESTS.
AT Troy, n T., on Saturday, Bishop
Mcfarland of Hartford ordained twenty.
three young men priests and admitted to
deaconship and minor orders nearly one
hundred others. This is the largest mum.
Der OF priests ever ordained in the United
States IN one day. The ceremony wa,
very impressive and lasted four bonrs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

Observation-Disclosures Rollins,
Of the Internal Revenue Department, has
rendered his resignation to the Secretary
OF the Treasury Two reasons are as
signed for the step--his i'll health and the
unsatisfactory workings of the revenue
system, owing to the conflict N to the APP
pointmcnt of officers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
sos PER DAY

Agents wanted; male and female local and
travelling. Business new, light and homo rable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES SEQ, No. IS Mas
sau street, New York juneoswlv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
Allsesllansoas.
RAILROAD ACROSS THE con,
III IIAENI

The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CON,
PANY arr authorized BY acts Of Congress 10 eon-
stuei, with the aid and supervision q the United
States Government, the Western and principal
portion Of the National Trunk Line between the
faeihe Coast and the Mississippi Valley. They
have built ~ fer the most difficult and expen'
alye portion Of the Road, and have an unpTece,
dentad working force extending the track across
the svlt Lake Basin, Ky the close II lsGs, II Is
expected they Will hayrio 100 miles in tul 0peFa,
ton and that the
ENTIRE LINE Will III COMPLETED IN
1870.
Mmre than TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOL.
LARS have been expended in tie work, ana the
CONSTRUCTION RESOURCES are ample ior
the remainder. They consist q
|. UNITED STATES BONDS to the extent Of
$4,000 per mile, average, delivered as the work
progresses,
>, FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS TO the same
amount issued also According TO the rrogress OF
The rad, and having the preferred clAim superior
t" that Of the Government,
5. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along tue
route, ls,soo acres per miie, or nearly tn million
acres in all, which arr now stlAne a the minimum
rate OF =, 50 Ter acre,
:. CAPITAL STOCK Of ..o,nooo,N, ct Which
5000 90 is subscribed and paid on tie work lauc
5, CASH RESOURCES comprising donations
from California sources amounting 10 .t,sou,ooo
Net Earnings, etc, lshS 70 ls'9. .j,ioon", max.
ING total ot morc than
SEVENTY MILLIONS uPoN ruE FIRST
&c MILES.
The Company nov otter tn sale th,oush "a, a,
los ASp AefRrrs ISrrRr,r.
IN currency, alinitol amour, Of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

Mother Baiiey's Quieting Syrup for children
teething, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night. Iaa quiet
ing medicine for children. Only IS cents Sold
by Druggists. s+-xSalv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

Mother Balley's QuietIng Syrup the great
quoting remedy for children teethinr, allavs ali
pam, cures wind collie, commissions, gripping, &c.
Large bottles - cents. So by Druggists.
i4-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

HIGHLY IsTEREsTrSs NEWS Mothers take
NOTICE. Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for
ehidren TeethinS. Large bottles only Is cents,
Sold BY Druggists ii-wSdIy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

Observation-Disclosures Dickens ma, no
tilted Or. $. G.. Howe OF Boston that he
hes placed at his disposal 81, 100, to be
used III printing $50 copies Of the "Old
Curiosity Shop in raised letters. for tho
use Of The blind.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

such as remain can be saved for usefulness nv tbi
application Instead of fouling the hair with pasty
sediment,it will keep it clean and vigorous it, oc.
casiona use viii prevent the hair from turning
Free from those deleterious distances which ,nLs
some preparations dangerous and injurious 10 the
hsir, the VIgor can only benefit but not harm il,
II wanted merely for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

HreHLY lsrrHrs1IaG NYws. -. Mothers take
notice. Mother Bailey's Quiotlng Syrup for chill
dren Teethlng. Large bottles only = cents. sold
by Druggists. si-w6Gly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
ACRnSTIi

ACROSTIC.
Z entity 1t penetrates through every por,
Il chewing sufferers from each angry sore;
\ IL wounds 1t heals with certainty and speed;
I uts Burns, from inflammation soon are freed,
I ruptIons at It's presence disappear
klns lose each stain, and the complexion clear
ALIVE such as Grace's every one should buy.
a II TO Its wondrous merits testify;
l. l: ct those who doubt, single box but try
' erily, then Its true deserts 'tuould have
ven unbeleyen would Iaud GRAcr's sAIyEf
mav?ideodSvSm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

ih,8c is 10 disease wbiet eypel1.ags. Lo, =.
amrly proved to be le,nedBll, by tn PFRU.
WAN sfRt q protected solution OF tn" Pro-
toxti| 81 Iron It's Dyspepsia. Tba most inyote-
rate form, Of this disea-s. hss. Lem completely
eufcl ~ tbs molsj,o, as loft. ,titajuy Of
solae oi ouf h,-t citizens PROVE.
F|"n rm. rESrruls AgrHp-uu, seolr, p.D.
DuNH,N. Canada East
II amaninyoteratt uy~ptrtic OF MORE
THtN - YEARS sTtNDINu."
Il have been 80 wonderfully benefited
IN the three short weeks during which | have
used the Peruvian Syrup that ran scarcely per-
suade myself OF the reality. People who have
known me are astonishcd at the change. | am
widely known, and can but recommend 10 others
that which has done 80 much tor me"
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WHITES A. FOLLOWS.
MY voyage to Europe is indefinitely POSTPONED,
have discovered the Fountain OF Health on
this side OF the Atlantic. Three bottles Of Peru
van Syrup have rescued me from the fanrs of
the iiend Dyspepsia"
Apamphlet Of s. pages, containing a history OF
this remarkable remedy, with a treatise on Iron
as u medicine" will be sent fire TO any address,
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glas=.
J. P DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. So Dey St, New York,
Sold hy all dtur,ists
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

TnE MASONIC CELEBRATION Al SrRlNe.
FlEtp.-Ihe Springfield Union publi>he,
the following. li,t Of Masonic Lodges
which intend Il, le present nj Il tho grand
celebration in that city on june 9th, ae-
cording 10 notification received by the
Committee Of Arrangement, zap to Satur-
day last.
Hamilton tommanderr knights Tenn
plars, Bridgeport, Ct, go , men and
Wheeler X Wilson's band: Washington
Commandcry Knights Templars, Hart.
ford, c., - mon and Colts Arinory
band Apollo Commaudcry knights Tenn
plars Troy, \. y, 80 men and Dorinr',
band: Berkshire Encampment knight.
Iemplars, Pittsiield. Mass, Albany hand :
Jerusalem Encampment Knights Tenn
plars, Iitchburg, Mass Worcester En-
.eampment Knights Templars, Worcester,
Mass, - men with band Of % pieces
DE Molay Incampment Knights Tenn
plars, Boston, Mae, 100 mon. C.errnania
band; -. Johns Encampment Provi-
dcnce, K. J., American brass band; Holy
Sepulchre Encampment knights TEN
plars, Pawtucket, II. l., Pawtuckct cor
net band Connecticut Valley Encamp-
ment Knights Templars, Greenfield.
Mass, 80 men railroad band Of this city
New Haven Comuandery knights Tenn
plars, New Haven, CT St Johns Chap
ter of East Boston, Mass. Washington
Chapter OF Sutheld, CT. Jerusalem Lodge,
Northampton. Mass. 400 men; Mount
zion Lodge, Barre. Mass. 80 mens Hun
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

HAIR VIGOR
FOR THE RENOVATION OF Tus nA1R.


- II IStN4NI y -
which is at once agreeable,
healthy and efiec,ual tui
preserving the hair. Faded
or gray hair IS soon re-
stored to its original color.
andthe gloss and freshness
OF youth. Thin hair Is thick
ened, falling bar checked,
and badness often, though
not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follieles
are destroyed, or the glands
AtrODhieQ and dara H..
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
THE HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.
Trial Of President Andrew johnson,
Charged with High Crimes
and Misdemeanors.
First Days Proceedings.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1868.

The favored ticket holders TO seats in the galleries
commenced pouring into the Capitol by ten o'clock,
and by eleven O'Clock the ladies' gallery packed
by as brilliant an audience as upon full dress opera
night None were permitted TO pass the Supreme
Court door without tickets, and guards were placed
at half dozen points thereon to the entrance OF the
galleries. A heavy police force Ia on hand. The
rules are rigdy enforced and hundreds Of strangers
ignorant OF the necessity Of obtaining tickets were
turned back disappointed. The Senator'S seats are
arranged as before. In the open space In front Of
the Presidents chair are two long tables each fur.
nished with seven chairs One OF the tables In In.
tended for the Managers and the other for the coun
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH A. 1863 SHEET

came impatient and when, at the expiration Of two
mortal hours, the actors returned the endu-
rance OF the audience had well nigh been worn
out But the play was resumed and concluded
about ve p. NJ, when 1t was announced that repe-
ttion would be given In ten days next Monday week.
While this play was going on in the Senate broad
farce being enacted In another part Of the Capt.
tol, to wit: the House Of Representatives. Most OF
the members had gone over to the other wing to
witness the big show but some who remained behind
extemporized an entertainment for themselves.
James N. Cavanagh, OF Montana, took the
Speakers chair and called the House to order
with mock gravity. Speaker Cavanagh called
for prayer nom Rev. Mr.. Poland, OF Yer
mont Mr.. Mungen, Of Ohio, moved that
Speaker Cavanagh treat the House to drink, to
which the latter replied that mo levity would be
allowed and that II the gentleman nom Ohio per-
sisted In the motion he would cali him Mungen' by
name." number OF dreadful attempts at small
wit followed and Cavanagh finally abandoned the
chair with the remark, ''Oh, pshaw You fellows
don't know how to conduct the Third House. We do
1t better in Montana"
The New York herald., 1868-03-14

cred as entered. You can proceed.
Mr.. STASBERy again read as follows:-
In the matter OF the impeachment OF Andrew
Johnson, President OF the United states:-Henry
Stanbery, BENJAMIN X Curtis, jeremiah ). Black
William NJ. Evarts and Thomas A. X. Nelson. OF
counsel for the respondent move the court for the
allowance OF forty days for the preparation OF tho
answer to the articles Of Impeachment and in ann
port OF the motion make the following statemcnt:r
The articles are eleven In number, involving many
questions ol law and TACT We have, during the limited
time and opportunity offered u.s. considered as far os
possible the Held of investigation which must he ex
plored In the preparation OF the answer; and the
conclusion at which we have arrived is that with
the utmost d,'ircnce, the time we have asked is
reasonaole @ ana necessary The precedents to time
which we have had opportunity to refer are those OF
Judge Chase and Judge Peck. In the case OF Judge
Chase time was allowed from the Cd OF January until
the llh OF February next succeeding 10 mi in HE
answer period Of thrty-two days; but In the case
o. Judge rex r there , was was but single article Judge
It appears that Judge Peck had been
his impeachment asd had been present before the
committee Of the House upon the examination ~ the
witnesses ana ad been permitted by the House OF
answer TO the charges IL s apparent that the PresI
dent y fairly entitled to more time than was allowed
to add that the respondents In those cases were law
yers fully capable OF preparing their own answers
their attention to that business whereas the pres
dent, not being lawyer, must rely on his counsel
ons, as to all Of which his counsel must hc sv adj
vlsed upon consultation with him. step by step in the
preparation OF MS defence. II Ia seldom that case
requires such constant communication between |
client and counsel ~ this, and vet such com |
munscation can only be had at such intervals az |
are allowed to the President from the usual |
hours that must be devoted to his high ocia duties
we rtner beg leave to suggest for the consideration
OF inns honorable court that AZ counsel careful az
wen OF tner own reputation as OF the interests Of
ther clients IN case OF such magnitude as this 80
. ou, u .r,n ol the ordinary range Of professional
felt they submit to the canud CONFEDERATION or the
court that they have right TO ssE ror ,nsInsoIyes
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-19
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Sch M B. Graham, Fountain, Boston J.Romruel Jr
SChr Braudywine, ireland, FalI River, do
Schr Aid, Smith. Prov ldeDcs, do
Schr h o. thern Light, ireland, Fall River, do
SchT Am ie Amsden, Bang Boston, do
schr j. Ney. Wiley, bingham, l.. Audenrled & 90.
schT G. Young, Young Boston. Captain.
STR f. Franklin. Fierson, Baltim6 e. A Groves Jr,
str Ann Eliza, Richards New York. w. p clyde q On,
Tug ThOE Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore with a tow
of hRrges, W. p. Clyde q Go.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-19
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Nov. 19--The Morning Herald OF to.
day sayt;-"Wbatever sentence the Ministry
may meet hereafter, the verdict was not against
them Yesterday. On the contrary, the party now
in power has been able to command the Gov
ernment for two years, though in a minority.
ard 1t Is now less in a minority than before"
The Conservative gains more than counter
LoudoL city, which is entitled to four men,
bsrs oil Parliament, has so far elected three out
OF four Liberal candidates. Richard Bagallary
(Const1vative) is defeated iu Hereford. Later
returns show that Edmund Beales Liberal can
didaje for Tower Hamlets) is defeated.
LoNI ON, Nov. 1s-W. II. Russell d. D.,
Bull Run Russell" Liberal, is defeated in
Ashton .under Lyme. Lord Stanley is elected
from ynn Regis. Chelsea retuins two Libe-
ras, Sir II. Hosre and IL. Dixie. Southampton
returns two Conservatives, Russell Guernsey
and p. NJ. Hoare. Dublin University returns
two Conservatives,
Liverpool elected Mr.. Graves and Lord San
don, both Conservatives. and one Liberal can-
didaie. I'D. Pleidell BouVere, Liberai, is elected
from Kllmarnock. 1t is understood that il Mr.,
Gladstone is elected from Southwest Lancashire
the Liberals will run John s. Mill in Green.
wich, where be will be elected.
LONDON, Nov. -Midnight-Returns re-
ceived UP 10 this hour show that the Liberals
have elected 238 mem bers, gaining 60 seats, aud
the Conservatives have elected 1885, with gain
OF 30. Sir Daniel Gooch, Conservative Is re-
turned from Cricklade Dublin re-eects the
members of the last House.
LONDON, Nov. lS.-The Times OF this morning,
in long editorial article on the elections,
claims that the Liberal majority thus far is l20.
The new voters adhere to the teachings of the
Constitution, but not as read by Disraeli. They
have agreed TO redress all wrongs, and to reject
change for the simple sake of change. The result
of the elections thus far justify the reform act,
as an improvement IN legislative machinery,
and discredit the prediction that 1t would
enthrone the mob, and encourage the dreams Of
the wild democracy.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 19.--The river Nevas is
frozen over, and MANY vessels are detained.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Despatches from Bombay
state that the war in Northern India has ended.
PARIS, Nov. 18.-Letters from Madrid report
that great agitation prevails throughout Spain.
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-The MOntteuy says that des-
patches received from all parts Of Spain an
nonnce entire tranquility.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-19
FROM WASHINGT TON.
RcsignatIOn Accented.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-S. NJ. Clark, Chief Of
the Printing Division of the Treasury Depart
ment, who has been on leave of absence for
three months, has rendered his resignation to
the Secretary, and it has been accepted.
The Joint Committee on Retrenehment,
of which Senator Edmunds is Chairman, has re
sumed its stiings here, and will at once com
mence an investigation of the affairs of Clarks
Bureau, which, it is said, are not in the best
condition. While Mr.. Clark remained at the
head of the Bureau the committee refused to
investigate, because they could not do so without
his interference. This had no doubt, some.
thing TO do with his resignation. Some rich
developments are expected through the labor3
of 10
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-19
DOnestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1864.
General Gran's majority in South Carolina
is II 679.
The Women's Rights Convention assembled
In Boston yes eTday.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria thanks Lord
Mopck for his administration OF Canadian
affairs.
The jury in the Cole -HiscocIl case has at
last been completed, and the trial will no n
Two rufIians cut the throat of Thomas
CahilI IN New York, on Tuesday afternoon,
aud robbed him OF his yaluaoles
In Bethel en-, the Moravian Sypod met
Yesterday, and Rev. DR.. David Bglsr, OF Lam
caster, was chosen President.
Miss Esther Kendail's body was found at
Sterling, Mass, on Tue,day, where ii had
evidently lain for four or five days. Her death
is mysterious.
AT Cincinnati yesterday, Collector Neh
seized $40. 600 worth of English pu0llcalons,
presume ed to have come from England through
- Captain 7. N, COoksey, Of the Star Of this