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DECORATION OF sOLDIERS,
GRAVES.


NEW YORK, May 30.-Details from
the Grand Army of the Republic as
sembled at the Brooklyn Post Office TO-
day, and accompanied by number OF
comrades of the volunteer service,
proceeded TO Greenwood, Evergreen,
the Cross and Naval Cemeteries, where
they decorated the graves of the dead
heroes of the war with flowers. They
next visited Cypress Hill Cemetery,
where {. 500 soldiers are buried. where
the graves were strewn with flowers,
and the army burial service read, Rc-
companied by prayer and appropriate
music by the band of the Fourteenth
Regiment. This'eveHing the veterans
attend Elm Place Church to listen to
addresses by the Reys. Bartlett, Galla-
her and Cuyler. The weather was
overcast, but there was not enough
rain to interfere with the programme.
The decoration OF the cemeteries at
Bergen and Jersey City will take place
tomorrow, and commemorative servi-
ces will be held in this city annually.
INDIANAPOLIS, May S0.-The cere-
monies of decorating the graves of the
Soldiers and Sailors buried IN Crown
Hill Cemetery, near this city, took
place this afternoon, under the aHs-
pices of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. Business was almost entirely sus-
pended, and tine citizens generally
Joined in the exercises. A procession,
consisting OF members OF the Grand
Army Of the. republic, Masonic and odd
Eellows' organizations, Executive and
Judicial State officers, Mayor. City
Council and citizens generally, formed
at one O'Clock and proceeded TO The
cemetery.
The exercises consisted in read
ing Gen. Logan's Order, by the Adju-
'tant General ofthe Department, an adj
Il
of a poem written for the occasion, and
the floral decoration OF the graves by
eighty orphan children of deceased
soldiers,r assisted by eighty young la
BALTIMORE, May SO.--Extensive
preparations have been made for deco
rating the graves of deceased Federal
NEwI YoRK, May 3O.-Dispatches
from Boston, Buffalo and other points,
report the decorations of soldiers
graves.
NAsHv1LLE, May 8O.-The excursion
to the NationRl Cemetery to-day to dec
rate the graves of2the National dead,
was eminentlyi successful. AT least
eight thousand persons attended, to-
cises were deeply Interesting, and hon
A picnic OF se Methodist Sabbath
Schools, comprising those of Nashville,
EdgefieId, Franklin, Brentwood, Pu.
laski, Spring Hill and Columbia, took
place near franklin Field, at Colonel
McGaYock's. Some four thousand
children were present and large num-
Der of adults. It was the most pleas
ant and entertaining ever seen in the
State.
NEW ORLEANS, May iS0.=The Gov
ernment and city employees were
granted leave OF absence to-day to par
Iicipate in the ceremonies of decora-
ting the graves of Union soldiers.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, May SO.-At the. EPSON
races, yesterday, the great Surrey foal
stakes were walked over by Mr.. Sal
mons Val Poyal. The EPSON two
years old plate was won by Mr.. Nor
gan's filley, Electricity. .ul s,
D'Israeli's letter to Mr.. Gladstone,
admits further resistance useless. and
won't oppose the passage of the Irish
Church bill. r
BOMBAY. May Q, ria LONDON, May %.
The American ship Living Age. from
New Castle, for Bombay, was burnt at
sea. Nine other crew have arrived in
Cochin, on the coast of Madras. The
Captain and rest of the crew are miss
LONDON, May SO-S P. M.-Consols,
969S; money, 949SR100: Erie, AK; nli-
nois, 81; Bonds, 725saT2A.
FRANKFORT, May 30.-Bonds, T72S.
LIVERPOOL, May S0-3 P. M.-Mess
Pork unchanged at SIS. Beef un-
changed at HOS. Bacon unchanged at
ASS. Lard unchanged at 6Ss. 1alIow
unchanged ut As Cd. Wheat un-
changed; Milwaukee red 12s Sd; Cali
fornia white 14s Sd. Corn declined Sd;
sales at SIS Sd. Oats unchanged at
3s cd.
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rENNsYLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3O,-An inter-
esting series sof exercises were had,
yesterday, at the old Pine street Church,
IN. commemora6on or Its7centennial
pastors, now Presby yteriAn Ministers.
The Boys in Blue met in Convention,
lAstevening, and nominated soldiers
for the city offices, subject to confirma-
ton by the Republican Convention.
PHLADRLPHIA, May 30.-In the suit
Of the Pennsylvania Salt Company
against the Americans Lys Company,
Judge Grier, of the United States Court,
are valId, and granted an Injunction
and ordered an account OF proftss q
PmnADELHHIA, Nav 3Os-The Re
publican Mass Ratiicatfon Meeting
was held last evening, in this city,
and was largely attendeds y slI
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May 30.-Comptroller
Connolly has ordered that no more sal
aries will be paid to the employees of
the city and county until the Governor
approves the tax levy.
The ship Carl arrived at quarantine
yesterday with 496 steerage passengers,
% children having died, apparently of
measels, during the voyage of IS days,
from Bremen.
The vessel was so filthy and the
cause of the deaths so uncertain, that a
complete fumigation was ordered be-
fore allowing the vessel to proceed to
the city.
A fireman named Edward j. Clark,
in Brooklyn, during a fit of Insanity,
yesterday, beat his wife with his club
so severely that very little hopes are
entertained of her recovery. Clark
has been unable TO leave his bed for
several days. BE afterwards tried TO
choke himself TO death intthe station
house, where he had been removed for
safe keeping.
Anumber of prominent Democrats
in Albany Governor Seymour among
them, are seriously considering the
availability of Chief Justice Chase as a
Dempcrauc candidate for the PresI-
dency. LHtllfIl
Steamers Aragn and Fulton were put
up at auction yesterday and with
drawn, the reserve figure set by the
New York and Harris Steamship Com
pany not being reached.
The journeymen bakers of this city
and Brooklyn held a mass meeting
this evening, for the purpose of ma
king final arrangements for the strike,
which will commence ON Monday next.
The bakers at an informal meeting,
Wednesday afternoon, announced
their determination to resist the de-
mands of the men who strike for de-
crease in the hours of labor and an in
crease OF pay. -
The German Catholic societies, to-
morrow, will have a grand procession
of over 10000 men. Their business
meeting will commence on Monday.
The object of the Convention isto afford
such OF their brethren as need it, ma
terial aid and support, not only in the
United States but in Germany, to take
measures for efficiently fostering and
supporting German Catholic societies
throughout the country, 10 render, aid
and assistance to German immigr grants,
to aid in procuring homes in theIMests
and afford other assistance. Large
delegations have arrived from the'SVest
and East. 49, ,-tf{F - -
The Articles ofthe Association of the
Muncie and CINCINNATI R..fR Compa-
ny were;hled in the Secretary of States
ofhce to-day: This road Is to be bnilt
from Muncie, Hagerstown,s Ind, con-
Meeting witt; the White Water Valley
Railroad, to Cincinnati. ,isi
NEwfY - May 8 Sl.-Thes German
Catholics here celebrated whitsuntIde
to-day sbys q long public procession,
which passed through the principal
streets of the clty.tl Societies from
PIttsburg and Erie; Pa, Buffalo, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, and other cities; took part
in the procession; also several military
companies and large number of Ger
man Catholic organizations of this city
and vicinity. The!celebration termina-
ted with religious services at the Church
of the Redeemer. The procession NUM-
bered from eight to ten thousand. The
feAtisal will continue till Tuesday or
Wednesday next, when the vising sOCi-
cites will return to their homes.
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CANADA.

NEW YORK, May 80 1.-The Worlds
Montreal special reports that the ut
most CONSERVATION andI alarm exist
In consequence of the receipt of infor-
nation of the gathering of bodies OF
Fenians at Buffalo.
: Alliyolunteerss along the front were
under arms all day yesterday, in an
ticipation of an invasion. A. battery,
-otRoyal artillery has been. .orderedito
the 'front.'. 81 - 1lN
A barracks of 1900 men have been
erected at st. Johns, andstwo compa-
mics of the city guards have gone there
unteers are FenisnHI and ordered by
O'Nefll to fire on the officers when an
engagement occurs.
-Four British soldiers. have deserted
the'garrison at Prescott.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May ..s0.-The Episcopal
Convention at Kirkwood, Missouri;
yesterday elected Bishop, iTuttle. OF
Idaho, to fill the place OF the late Blsh-
op Hawkes., in the Diocese of Missouri.
There are some important whisky
Court, in which 81. I. Sperry and B. II.
Pretty man, of Pekin, Ill, are the de-
PENDANTS.
The charge against John NJ. Taylor,
who is reported as having been arrested
last night, is in changing the consider
alton of deed from $40. 900 to $50, 900.
The charge Is made by ID. A. Hugerd, ,lof
Kentucky, and the arrest was made on
a requisition from the Governor of that
State. Mr.. Taylor isaman of respecta-
bility, and says the charge is made for
the purpose of blaclSman.
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GEORGIA.

AususrA, GA, May 50 Afte.ciIzens
arrested at Hamburg, and carried TO
giving 6aiI for their appearances when
the trial takes place.t - > -
Accounts from outh-WesternGeo gla
represent that the negroes are WortS ing
we'll one-t third less cotton has peen
planted than last year. plants are look
ing vigorous and healthy. There f1s
ticiPate a good yield:
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Ranroad Aectdent.

Boston, May s0.lThe, railroad tracks
near ePfoYidence were washed away.
yesterdny and one engine WIS s brown
Oh. Nobody hurt. Various stratns
We're delayed. The break has been re-
paired. s94Aald ~ tt+ls=
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snO LBS. ExCELsIoR HAND PoIsT-
OUU ed HorBe Shoe Nails, assorted Gzes.
p. P.O.HILDRETH q HRO.,
decl3 % lain Street.
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WAR DEPARTMENT., -
SURGEON 6EEERAL'sO OFFICE,
WAsHsGToS, ID. c., March :, 1853. J
ADyKRrIsEiREr

sAnArny Medical Board, TO consist ofSur-
geon J. B. Brown, yBreyet Brig. Genr, u. s,
a, Surgeon Il. X Writ, Brevet Lieut.. Col.
q! SsA1s Surgeon John Moore, BreYet Col,
US. A, and Assistant Surgeon "a. Wood
hull BreYet Lieut.. Col.s D. 3. "a, viii meet
tnsNeW7York City, on the 1st OF May next
for the examination OF Assistant Surgeons,
q. g Amy for promotion and Of eaDd3 dates
for admission into the a edfcal Stan onthe
Z Applicants must be between n. and 80
years Of age, physically sound, and gradu-
Ates OF rInedtcA college - !. :
-LApplieat IONS FOR perm lsslou 10 appear be-
fore the Board should be addresSed 20 the
Surgeon General, D Amy, and must
state the full name, residence, and date, and
place Of birth OF candidate.t - =
Testimonials as 70 character and qunllnea-
lions must be rutshed. y III the applicant
has been in the medical service fthe Army
during the late War, the fact should be STAT
ed toEether with his former A1ark x and dAte
and place Of seEy5ce, and test itnontAls lhgLul
oftieers With whom he has served should also|
no allowance Is madet1 for the e1penses Of
peronsundergoinEe exaf fn1nltons - y - an an
indispensable prerequ stte 20 a1p = ~ 1en
|. The number fyRcnncte8 NOV e1Ilstltlf z In
the Medical Corps Of the Army 3 = = nlne.
As 1eL .oElf Ia sJ..hS- -, ~ -,
1laE5-stsWtlI lIunelf ssuEeon Gen u "a.
8 = -, nap - ~,
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R1cHMoSD, May s0.-Gen. Sehofield,
by a portion of This person.
al stan, LETT for Washing gton this eyen-
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EArE SONS LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
H WRINGER-the best IN use Good
y. F.ERAYNOEDS,a
sep4-n Wheeling VIVA
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May so. 1868.
REGULAR REPORT.

CorroN-without decided change;
sales of $50 bales, Including 200 bales
FLoUR-Closed duh and 10c.lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-No Nominally and 1a2c
lower; shippers refusing to buy at
present in consequence ofithe unfaVor-
able private reports received by the
cable to-day. Rye-Dull at S102a1 OF.
Oats-Very dull and heavy at S4as41<c
for western in store. iCorn-Dnll1 and
heavy at 81 O51Ia1 061<c for new mixed
western atloat.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at SIS 20
a2s 80 for mess, cash and regular. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Small sales at previous Quotations.
Bacon-Nominal.
'LARD-Quiet at at1s7sa1s5sc for fair to
prime steam and 1S7Sal9c for kettle rem
Eoas-steady at 2Oa2Ic.
DRY GOODS. 'as...-
The market is without animation;
prices unchanged.
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sMnWinakees. Il

: AfAxs so:zELoIHEDun and lower
oSS WHEATsGnsetiied tHas III at 81 50 for No. /.
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'CoNvALEsCENTs,

Or persons recovering from Fevers opany OF
me malignant forms OF disease, viii nnd
uating effects which follow disease; it sup
plies the great want 50 long felt fora 1aaIe
and reliable tonic and appetizer. ~ -
Soldby AL Druggists everywhere.
= my A'-%in"&H fs ssE
i-s .sr- r4 .Ea
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9 fof eWsIthan watch, and take
no oiher. It s the best lItisthe cheapest.
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Transportation. Ili
Z OHIO &. &. COMPY

OFETCE BAIT. q ONO RAuRoADCo.,
WHEELING, May 10, 1855.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule ON and aftsr May
II, lSeS, Wheeling time,
FAST LINE
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ensRRIs!wILMINGToNT Tar. large bbls
tlNJs80 - Common Ro61ns
Z ON haf,d and for sale low by
my5Is = CHAS. II. BERRY.
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EXPRESS TH

RESTs 3 -
Leaves Washingtons
daily At..-. $50 u m
Baltimore S.l6 a.
HagerBtoWn1lQ0 &"
Wlnchester...lOsS5 "
Arrives
Harper's Fy..1:02 n IN
Cumberiand.-65o "a
GrHfton----..l-l6 -
ParkenburE.1O5OO +"
WhBehnR--.-..-4so5 am.
I eExeept. .SundayH
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utterly exhaust themselves in dsbunciaaions
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Chapter .po.
~ At = Fs'''' i'F ihs '-Natiln % shaw, in NJ

An ACT o. provide Or Ihs taxation % shAry. IN ma
upnai banss
p 81 raarfrff. q.
SEvF n. assessors 20 any cssr or t.,ru In I'M.
ban&ing H. shall b. established hy anfhrttt - ~,
Ausss sat-, shall anuuAl!y thr srst dar Il Afrfi
or - r'sssu sn-r MAJ b. obtain frcm The t-,.,r
nfhcrrs 90 sura A-ssctaitau full csfr,rt isr ~
t1r ua1ars and residences IL Al sfaEvia ilrrsr
and ~ uuHatsr ~ shArv. h.id hr each an aid ars
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tfr cETatAl -tuCk ~ FRch asspCiatiuu tr valre
aua tnr tatr market valur uf each slrarg ard IA.
arrlui aut Nalus 20 r~si estate heid ans ,svus rs,
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atetsrs - tte ssgsTal eis and tsuus 81 tii. .t.,
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o. above provided Ia ts IS star,ala~ra r,-sia.
D. sn shIt state
~Fsr. Al act and T.rt- e act inrsr,.ss,..r..
~tth tti, Eet hsrrhy r.tsais-l
>Etf Iuls 80; shall 81. ril.,rt ~irn ar,i,rr,.t
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r. - eaacfct =.
SErr 10 ease apy de.si of rcai estate sisiv mad.
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this act. has hscn - lu.s ~ acriJsutaly do
-frsv~s the grantee tocc-in EaF g-rsao Claiming
s,iar him. may isare copy 10 with tl. ne
snd Q, .hai have ne ehcg f,r uiuety dar. A.
,rd OF the dc,d
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copy. She Tersun sung the saruV thtsss claiming
mannrr prov li,-a bg s-tioa tv~atv-tp,,
81 Chapt-s hunursi aud saRru tee REVISED
rtztutss have the t-.ilaa3v ttic utsrrt hiu-
suCh l,ssf d.ad any other ,-sr~lts
tskon Ia tile Frnsffiti tiso
ius IL deP-itun- tn IrrFctas1n. rNcrpi that
81 tito r~srsnns sunpr- o. D. Interested
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copy 81 tn Did algi ailF,--su B.. r,,r.is-i
wifn sad err itvHs aud th-reafs-n D. a. have
same tsrce soRvis-ct tisat the ,,fs rius
dsi wout have had n uaa So a. fias fiir ~
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