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SOUTH AMERICA.

New YoRK, June, 6.-Letters from
Peru, state that there were apprehen-
sions of war between that country and
Chill, growing out of differences be-
tween the two countries relative to pro-
ceedings pertaining to a settlement of
the late war with Spain.
The elections were in favor of Balta,
but a conspiracy was on foot in favor
of Prado.
Letters from Chilli state that the
American Representative there had
made another offer of mediation be-
tween Chilli and Spain.
The frigate Powhattan was at VAL
paraiso.
st. Domingo advices of the 2Ist, ult.,
state that Baez and Cabinet were en-
deavoring to effect an alliance with
Hayti TO complete the sale of Samana
Raw to the United States,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 6th.-In conse
quence of the large redemption for tht
past month for conversion, the Secre
tary of the Treasury Is unable to give
the monthly statement of the public
debt before Tuesday or Wednesday.
The warrants issued for the support
of the Government for May amounted
TO S46, ,49S, 900 not including the redemp.
ton of the public debt.
The petition of some forty railroad
Presidents fayoring bill for the fur;
ther extension of the Pacific Railroad
has been referred to the Committee on
Pacific Railway.
The New York Herald's Washington
dispatch states that Newton Crawford,
an examiner in the patent Office, was
removed yesterday for abusive lam
guage against the President.
The rebel Admiral Semnes and his
brother, who are practicing law in Mo-
bile, recently asked the Secretary OF
the Treasury to forward them a copy
OF certain document, which they
proposed to use in defending a client
who was indicted for selling lottery
tickets. MIR. McColloch refused, and
the Semmes brothers have written him
citizens to the paper in question, and
making peremptory demand for it.
WASHINGTON, J June 6,-The Secretary
of State tonight entertained the Chi
nese Embassy. There were present all
the diplomatic corps and their families,
members of the Cabinet, Representa-.
uves and others. The garden was illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns, and a
band of music played through the
evening. Another band was inside
the house. Altogether it was the most
brilliant affair of the season.
WAsHINToN, June THE Quarter
master General has just published q
list of the names OF portion OF the
United States soldiers who died in
rebel prisons during the war, being the
roll OF honor No. IA. This record con-
tains the names of about twelve thou
sand Union prisoners, or all which
could be obtained not published in pre-
vious rolls of honor. From many of
the Southern prisons no rolls have
been obtained, they having been de-
stroyed or secreted by the keepers at
the close of the war. They were at
best very incomplete, for which reason
the cause for death appears for only
about one.half the deceased.
One of the witnesses before the I'm
peachment Managers stated that about
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars had been
collected to pay the Presidents coun-
sci.
There was a heavy rain and hail
storm here this morning, between seven
and eight O'Clock, accompanied by
thunder and lightning.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial don't
like the late Secretary Forney, and it
does him in brief paragraphs in its
personal" column, thusly:
Forney believes in the "hole in the
sky"
funeral.
The moral OF mpeachment-bet tried,
but never resign.
In Gorham Forney gets too much
pork for his shilling.
It is not true that Forney will sum-
mer at Greenville, Tennessee.
Forney thinks that the verb "resign"
means to sign your name once too often
the Senate galleries is Mr.. John WegS
Forney.
Forney is now opposed to the indul-
gence of resignation for the trial OF
Forney's fate will shake Europe
more unanimously than even his book
The Paris Standard says Andrew
Johnson "has felt the cold OF the ak,
but not DEATH"
The Senatorial AK was aimed atA. j.,
but it was Forney's head that fell in the
waste-basket.
The story that A. ]. Matched up inn
peachment to get Forney out of office
Is clever, but Improbable.
The Impeachment door slammed in
Stanbery's face, and caught Forney's
rosy fingers in the crack.
Forney will now venture to intro
duce the subject OF politics in his two
papers, both weakly.
The twelfth artidle ofimpeachment
the failure of the Senate to see For
ney's wink when he resigned.
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MEXICO.

New YoRK, June 6.-Vera Cruz
dates to May 2Oth state that Rivera had
pronounced against the Government,
and had taken possession of the noun
tain fnstness of Ajusco, with between
700 and 200 men. He claims to have
numerous prominent generals co-ope-
rating with him. Similar pronuncia-
mentos had been made all over the
country. Considerable alarm was mani
tested in the Capitol.
Marques, in two published mani
festos, denies that he betrayed Maxi
milan by refusing to go to his rescue
at Querretaro, and states that he never
received orders to go there.
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NEwORLEANs.

New ORLEANS, June 6.-Yessels from
injected ports are ordered to be quRran-
tined for twenty days.
Advices from Texas 10 the 9th report
that the State Convention is in session.
An estimate of the State Treasury
shows balance in the exchequer OF
$500, 900.
A resolution was offered to inquire
into the expedienCy of smemOralizing
Congress to transfer powers OF registra-
ton from the military commander TO
the Convention.
The proposition to appoint a COM
mittee to designate subjects other than
Constitution for consideration was
rejected.
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saleable at better than 75c for No. 1.
Rye lower, and dull at 81 90.
DILL. Il

saleable at better than 75c for No. l.
Rye lower, and dull at 81 90.
CoTToN-Dull: 29e for middling.
PRovISIoEs-Dull and nominal.
Meats-117<a12c for Shoulders, 14a141<c
for sides: 100000 pounds of the latter
sold at 14c. Bacon is offered at l3c for
shoulders. 16a167<c for clear rib and
clear rib sides; a small lot of the latter
sold at l6I4c, which is &c below the
views of buyers. Lard very dull; Of
cred at l7I<c, and no demand. Sugar
BUTTER-Qutet and tirm at sOa24e.
light.
HAY-Dull; no lower.
PoTATORS-In large supply; irregu-
lar; new Potatoes very dull at 81 O0a5 90
per Dbl; they are being sent here in
large quantities from the South.
LINsEED OiL-Dull at 81 10; quite
unsettled.
GRooEE1Es-steady, with moderate
demand.
PETRoLEuM = s2as5c for refined,
free.
CoA1-selling at 12c. afloat, for Penn
sylvania; SalOc for Ohio river.
GoLD-1S9A buying.
ST. LOuis.
JUNE 6.-FLoUR-Nothing doing.
ed. Corn-very quiet at 76a7Sc. Rye
Unchanged at 81 40.
PRovIsIONs-Yery duh. Pork-S27 so
a2S 90. Bacon-Unchanged; shoulders
1Sc; clear sides 165<a17c.
LARD-Nominal.
Toledo
JUNE 6.-GRA1N-Wheat lower;
sales amber opening at 81 80; closing
at 81 Sc. Corn-Ic lower; sales Michi-
oyon OF 0Qo OF SlN
stLAKE FREIaHTs-6c on corn to Os-
MEWRukee.
FLouR-Dull: city Y Y 50 00a9 70.
GRAIS-Wheat-Qui ut 81 OF for
No. 1. -,
JUNE 6.-Market nominally un-
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, June 7.-General Meade
has returned here after an absence in
Alabama.
Quite a number of prisoners are
here from Columbus, supposed to be
connected with the Ashburn murder.
The Opinion Office has been purchas-
mence on the 10th inst. the publication
of a Democratic paper called the Con-
stitution,
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CINCINNATI, June TAT London,
Ohio. this evening, an affray occurred
between one johnson, clerk of the Cow
ley House, and a colored porter. The
porter struck johnson with an iron
poker, when johnson, after ordering
him to desist, drew a pistol and shot
the porter as he was in the act of strik-
ing again. The ball cut ono of the
main arteries ofthe neck. Tho wound
will prove fatal. Johnson at once gave
himself up to the authorities. No cause
Is assigned for the negroes attack on
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RICHMOND, June THE parties to
the recent duel between Colonel Reed
and Major Porter have been placed
under arrest by General Gordon Gran
ger. The affair is brought to official
notice through letter to the editor of
the Southern Opinion signed by them,
threatening to hold him personally re-.
sponsible II he commented on the duel.
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(Japan) letter of April 27th states that
the city was in possession of foreign
troops, and consequently peaceful.
American interests were coming prom
inently forward, and our prestige was
already advanced beyond that of Great
| Britain and France.
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1T Is understood that the Managers
have succeeded in tracing a large sum
Of money, amounting TO $4,000 or
$250,00O, into the hands OF certain
friends of the Administration, raised
for the purpose, a. some of the Witness
es allege, of making wagers on the re-
suit Of the impeachment trial, while
others assert thnt l. was subscribed for
the purpose of defraying Andrew
10 hnson's expenses.
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nHALoN's "pAPHIAN LOTION" for
ReautifyIng the SKIN and COMPLEX
ION. Removes ali ETuptt0ns. FTecklS,
PimpIes, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and rem
For ladies' in the Nursery II IL Invaluable.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 1t has no
asPAPHIAN LOTION" Is the only reliable
remedy for dIscascs and hlomtshss OF the
PHaLoN'5 ..Pa HAN SOAP" for the
T0IIets Nursery Ard bath, will not chap the
Skin. P-tcs p cents p Z cake.
~Fs OR DE MAYO"
rF--s-- HFIOLs DE MAYO
A new rer fun for the HandkeTchIe. Ex.
nifSife 0elIcaie, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALOS 4 EON. New York. sold by all
Druggists myH-1ye0d
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PAXTON & oeLEBAY
Wholesale Grocers
NO. 5a MAIN ST.,
WHRRUTR

NUs d MIN bIsI
WHEELING. w. VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
III sale at lowest market rates, viz:
160 Bags Rio Coffee.
60 Haif Chests Gnnp'r. Y. h and Impr
Teas.
% Half Chests Black Tea.
70 Butts and Caddies Black los do
100 Caddles Black rs and Navy do
% KeRS twist do
100 Bbls Refined Sugar.
80 Hhds z. r. and Cuba Sugars.
Is Bbls prime MolaHe5.
Also. Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware Spices, N. q. Tar, Conc. 1yeI haddeF,
COpperdS, Alum, Logwood, Newcastle Bi
seItSI Cbocoiste. Cream Tartar, VinagaF
once, Shot and Lead. GAIT, and numerous
other articles usually kept in q Wholesale
We solfcit an examination of our stock
from any one wanting anything In our line.
RapSU
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PRo.sLAyERY notions are still preva-
lent in Virginia A Richmond editor
says that Mr.. Colfax is notin the true
acceptance of the term ga gentleman, !"
because he began life as printer But
the Conservative Richmond cores
pondent of the New York Times says
that 'eentlemen or no gentlemen,
Grant and Colfax will carry the State
in November by handsome vote."
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Tax On HInIt nnd Becr.

NEW YORK, June 6.-At a meeting of
the Brewers Association, a committee
was appointed to proceed to Washing
ton to endeAvor to influence Congress
to leave the tax on malt and beer as 1t
is at present, and not increase 1t.
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TEE suicide mania is reported to be
raging in the Island of Caba. In the
co1rse of seven days nine cases occnr-
red in the city of Havana, down TO the
Esd ulumo. Eating the pnosPnorlc
ends of matches seems to be a fayorite
Way of committing suicide in Cuba
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aIAKKErs By TELEGRAPH.
New YoRK, June 8, 1883,

New YoRK, June 6, 1888.
CoTToN-Dull and unchanged; sales
of 300 bales at 301<c, for middling.
FLoUR-Closed very dull and 5a10c
lower.
GRA1N-wheat-Sal at 80 Is for
No. 2, and 50 20a2 21 for No. L spring.
Rye scarce and firm at g 00a2 08. Oats
dull and heavy at 941zc In store, and
sec ahoat, for Western. Corn uuiet
and dropping at 81 O9a1 101< for new
mixed Western af1oat, and 81 15a1 Is
for old mixed Western in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork active and firmer:
sales 1900 bbls mess at $2S 12a2S 81
cash and regular, and S2s 5OaSs rs,
seller, July. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats and bacon nominal. Lard
steady at 171Sa171<c for fair to primo
steam.
Eees-Fairly active at 24a25c.
DRY GOODS.
The market continues .dull and de-
pressed. Amoskeag, A, G and A, ticks,
SC lower and new job 35c. The d brand
is down to SOC, the B to 25c, the D to
22c and the d to 2Oc. Amoskeag dem
inns are reduced to Bic, Boots s,
bIeached, to 145<c and MasonVille
bleached muslins to lSc. Putnam A,
bleached, is selling at one shilling.
Prints are generally steady at 121<a
l31zc for standard makes aS to style.
ing cloths there Is some specu lative
movement here at last, butthis has no
apparent effect on the general market.
Standard brown sheetings are steady
at 171zc for Atlantic a and Clark's, tic
for Lyman +, Atlantic n and Pacific
extra and Il. 15c for Dwight A, 121lc
for Great Falls NJ, and 101zc for Scott's
extra and Bedford r,
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Lower: opening at 13sk,
closing at 1889.
GovERNMENT STocKs-4:30 prices;
Coupons 81, 1165sa116N; do '62, Il21<a
1125S; do 64, 1101Sa1lO1<; do '65, llO<a
II05S; do new u3aII3S; do 81, 1I31la
113<; 10-40s 1061za1061l; 7-30s 1O95Sa
sTocKs-Paciic EAIail, 971<ag77<; At
lantic Mail 30a35, Western Union Tele-
graph 3SSa3S7S; New York Central
1S41sa1S4E; Erie 9ka60sS; do preferred,
74A78: Ohio and Mississippi 30Za30N;
Wabash 50ka50A; Michigan Central
11SAa11SH; Michigan Southern goa
901<; Illinois Central 153a154; Fort
Wayne 1115Sa111A.
EXPRESS SHARKs-Wells,Fa Fargo & 60.
26a26H; American 53a631<i Adams
57a575z; United States 565za56A; Mer-
chants Union, 2SNa2S7s.
Cincinnati.
JUNE6.-F1oUR-Du and nominally
lower. Family, SO O0a10 25.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and nominal at
at 50 30a2 40: concessions of 1Oc per
bushel would have been made to effect
sales. Corn dull; offered at S9a9Oc,
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Gravel and Patent Mastie Roofing,

TTIHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLS
Il inform the public that they are prepared
70 put on either the Gravel or Patent Mastfc
Roonng, OF the best quality, and In short no.
and warranted TO give fun satisfaction. For
our Patent Roofing We have the Patent Pa
per, made entirely Of hax-the strongest and
most suitable paper ever got up for roofing
purposes. OrdeTs left at los Main street,
PlGnRsslS HnallstSs.a attended iSHNsoH iS; q LITTLE
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CoNvALEsoENrs,

Or persons recovering from FeyeEs or any OF
the malignant forms OF disease, win dnd
Roback's Stomach BltteEs invaluable as q
tonic and stimulant Tor removing all pTos-
tLatmg enect5 Whlch follow disease; lt sup
plies the great want 10 long felt fora rams
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
my13-2mdEw
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IuaurIaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or West Virginia.

Capital Paid I'm, 100000.
Il ness OF the aHerchants' and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling" It Is designated De-
pository and Financial agent of the United
States, and Is prepared 10 do q legitimate
President-Ias. Nelson Vance.
plain. Jas. G. Acheson, John DonIon, Robert
Crangle, a. Allen Howell, VIM. b, simpson,
James Dazen. s. BRADY, Cashier.
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THE bill relative to contracts payable
in coin, reported by the Finance Com
mittee and passed by the Senate, is in
full as follows
Be it enacted that any contract here
after, made specifically payable in
coin, shall be legal and valid, and may
be enforced according to its terms, any
thing in the several acts relating 10
United States notes to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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Cincinnati

JuNE6.-F1oUR-Du and nominally
lower. Family, SO 00a10 25.
GRA1N-Wheat dull and nominal at
at 50 3Oa2 40: concessions of 10c per
bushel would have been made to effect
sales. Corn dull; offered at S9a90c,
without buyers. Oats duh, and not
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a NUMBER ,of Pennsylvania pOliti
clans are now in Washington prospect
ing for the nomination of Chief Justice
Chase. AS part OF the movement, the
following circular calling meeting of
his friends in Philadelphia is interest
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rwo oarding Machines for Sale
nt Nominal Prina

at Nominal Price.
nHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES 10 SELL,
two Wool Cardtng Machines, one q the
other 28 Inches, the latter with condenser at
tached. They have been used for country
work. For terms address w. BROWN,
Holidays Cove, Hancock county, West Va.
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JOHN W EICH,
WIN. F. JOHNSON,
JOHN E. FRAZIER.

Messrs. Welch and Frazier, who sign
this letter, are parties to whom the
Chief Justice, recently, as they report,
said he was in the hands ofhis friends.
They and Mr.. johnson are members OF
the great Democratic Club of Philadel-
phia. .;of which the latter is President.
Mr., johnson will be remembered, also,
as the party to whom the President,
some two years ago, sent commission
as Collector of the port at Philadelphia,
which fell into the hands of another
William F. Johnson "a Radically and
was refused in very sharp and sting
ing letter.
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GheQntelligetrter.
WHEELING lNTELLIGENCER.

II Il IS NJ ..
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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FIRST
N Alto AL B ANK
OF WHEELING.

Designated Depository U. 8.
s2e9 Sg0 @
Money received ON deposit; Exchange
coiIectiOns made and proceeds promptly
Interest ON Special Deposits at the rate of
poSit remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, iffor one year.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to suit.
A constant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and i, 2, q 90 coin, kept for the &C.
c0mmodatiOn Of depositors and tho public.
GEO. x. WHEAI, Prea'C.
mRr13 GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r,
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PH1LApELpHIA, May l9, 1865.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1865.
DEAR SIR: You are respectfully re-
ouested to meet few of the friends of
Chief Justice Chase, on the 10th OF
June, 1858, at noon, at the Continental
Hotel, in this city, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the proprlety
of presenting his name for candidate
for President of the United States.
Very respectfully,
(Sipned) JOHN WEIGH,
WIN. +. JOHNSON,
TorNy T. FpAZTRp
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To CORRESPONDENCE infeTiOle
rule is to publish no communication not
accompanied by the name Of the to1iter.
We cannot GLtOlD any one to 1sSe o'''
columns 1nleSS ace En0a0 a0ho ii is.
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30 Ten lines or less make squATe.
pSTranslent advertisements CASH in Gd-
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
ctS., when under six lines.
simple announcements OF Deaths, gratis
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pB- No notice will be taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by a ret Ponsible
name, The name win be considered conf
Dental, but must in all cases accompany let
tiers as guarantee of good faith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19
PERSONAL.

TO ne kdIIoT q IN ITI0NNt
SIR find in THE TRIBUNE of this date state
meu made u your correspondence city which also reiterated
your columns that Senator Gme Private Secretary
geed large lobby Monday that Grimes would
vote against articles" Mr. Gre has Private Secretary,
may said that position Of Csri Ofths Senate Naval
Committee act in that capacity The statement
relate myself without ny foundation have Vagr,d
and have never offered wager directly indirectly Mr.
upon impeachment Your correspondent was mihome
Very respectfully yours, JACOB hIcH
VdshtuOtoH. d O. NAV Is. 1903
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WASHINGTON.

STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EN-, tMrhA cyT
Grant HAS NOT DECLNED-ARKANsAs IN
THY sENATE-THE WORLDS PROPOSAL TO
RrY sPNAToRs-MR. STEVENS WANTS AN
ArruENqIC REPORT OF THE TRIAL.
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FRoM THE WEST.
Sr LOUIS, September %.

A dispatch from Grinet Station,
Kansas Pacific Railway, says Col.
Forsyth and all his wounded men have
arrived at Fort Wallace and are doing
we'll. Judge Pliny Moore arrived at
Wallace yesterday for the remains OF
DIR. Moore, who was killed in the recent
fight.
Immense numbers of buffalo are on
the sides OF the railroad, and extend for
some counties.
Six hundred Indians crossed the rail-
road near Monmouth yesterday, and
the impression is that they are prepar-
ing to attack all the stations along the
route, and are driving the buffalo in
advance, which is their usual plan.
The citizens along the entire route are
under arms, and Captain Clouse is in
specting all troops, terrifying and IS
suing ammunition where It is wanted.
A Helena, Montana, dispatch says s..
w. Beales, Ex-Governor of Wisconsin,
was shot and killed yesterday by Geo.
NJ. Pinney, formerly U. 8. Marshal for
Montana. The Coroner'5 jury returned
a verdict that Pinney Killed Beales in
self defence.
The st. Louis excursionists,w who have
been to Omaha and the end of the Pa
cific Railroad arrived at st. Joseph
yesterday, where they were most hos
pitably entertained, and will reach
home tomorrow.
Prof. ARazzis and Hon. w. Hooper,
of Massachusetts, arrived at Omaha
yesterday and left for the East this
morning,