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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

SMALL Two-sTORY FRAME HOUSE ON POY.
DRAs STREET, BETWEEN PRIEUR AND JOHN
SON STREETS.
BY u. IL. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Once, No. At Carondelet street
CATURDAY, Jan. I 4. 1893, mt lie O'Clock
- at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
Royal street. between Canal and Cusomhouse Streets will
be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
mers thereon in he First District Of this city, square
bounded by PoydIas, PerddO Preur and Johnson Streets
designated lot No. plan No. H. drawn by u. Giroux
the 18th December 1852, deposited in the once OF E.
Bieuvenu. notary public this city, lot Of ground
20 feet inches front Poydras street. BY depth Of
l2O feet The impr this lot consist of
story frame house having the first floor and
above
nS- TERrs-Cssh, In U. s. Treasury notes.
Of sale before A Mazureau public,
Of the purchaser inc ng the u Internal Revenue
stamps required by law.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
First District Property.

l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMOVY, situated
IN the bounded by Grod LAFAYETTE St Charles aud
Carunce streets measuring feet nchss front GrOd
street. parallel depth % from which point
further depth of Is feet by Is feet 10 inches width the
rear; together with all tbs Improvements thereon
known the Washington Artillery ArmOry, very subst
italy and webut Two story Brick Building end suitable
business dwelling.
2 THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRO
PERRY known as the FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS
COURT AND LOOKUP, situated In the First District of
this in the bounded by ST. Charles Carondelet
fay cite and GirOd Streets forming St
Charles and Laay streets The said Lot 40
inches ontn ST. Charles by parallel depth and front
Lafayette street OF l2s feet This valuable property
alley in the % feet wide, which alley paved or
the In common with other property in the square
Its improvements comprise large and spacious Tnreestory
ek Building subdvided into large the first
second and third heors
It's ocaiiOn Of the desirable IN tbs city; fons
on Lafayette Square, and surrounded by splendid improve
ments and elegant neghbohoOd With proper
a. nney adapted for paatial residence hotel.
> -FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GaOUND In square No.
~ bounded BY Baronne, Clio EraO and Dryades streets
which lots each other and designated by Nos
dated December Z. 1867.
Lot No Is measures q feet front on Eralo street. nv
ceph between parallel lines Of $50 feet inches Lots
noe 10 and II measure each n feet front street
70 ieet inches lines In depth between parallel lines Lot
no IL measures Y teet front Erato bv
.nehes lines IN depth between parallel lines
IN wnat Is knoWn a. the Bell Square, finely adam ed fr
dwellings, within easy Of the ST Charles Railroad
horse cars, and neiShborhood rapidly improving
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

FOUR SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
OF CARRoLLTON AT AUCTION
BY j.. II. WALTON a DESLONDE.
J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office. AZ Carondeet street.
SATURDAY, Jsnuary II. 1s6s, at lie
- O'Clock the Merchants aud Auetioneers Exchange
Royal street, will be sold
FOUR SQUARES OF GROUND in the town Of Car
roton parish Of Jefferson designated by the Nos 293 A.
29s b 276 and ZIG B, plan by VIM. W. williams, Sur
veyor snd Civil Engineer dated December 10. 1867.
kquare No. 2gS A is bounded by Holly Grove Hsmil-
ton, Dixon and Seventeenth streets and measures 800
feet front each of the above named streets.
Square No 296 is bounded by Holly Grove, Hamilton
Dixon snd Eighteenth streets and 800 feet each
Of the above named streets.
Square No. Z6 is bounded by Mary, jackson, stoeitz
and Sixteenth Streets and 300 feet each of the
above nsmed streets.
Square No 276 is bounded by Mary, Jackson. Sroez
and Seventeenth and 800 feet Of the
above named sireets.
ByTKRxs-Cssh in U s Treasury notes.
Acts of sale before T. J. Beck Jr, Notary Public at
penss Of purchaser including Of United States Revenue
stamps.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

JEAN BAPTIsTE LEToREY VS.. SUCCESSION OF
Felix John ForsalL-secOni District Court Of New o..
Iears-No 1855
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

recently appointed TO make treaty for the removal
of the Usage Indians from their lands in Southern Kansas
further south into the Indian territory have mad several
talks with the head OF these tribes and that there is
probability Of an early treaty with them on the terms
proposed by the Government The citizens of Southern
Kansas are anxious have the Osages removed further
south.
Gen. Grant has recommended that the Senate confirm
the nomination of Gen SchOfeld Secretary of War
Senator Wilson intends to take early opportunity TO
call up the nomination for action
The Secretary Of State learns that Naturalization
Treaty has been negotiated by Mr. Bancroft with the
King Of Bavaria The treaty liberal as the NOrth
German Treaty 1t s understood that the Secretary sun
hopes TO negotiate satisfactory treaty with the BrtiSn
Government upon the rights of naturalized citizens.
The Department of State has learned OF the exchange
at Berlin the 9th inst Of the ratfcatons OF the NAT
uraization Treaty between the United States ana the
North German Confederation, which was signed on the
22d of February last. . ,. -. =
An application has been made TO the Supreme Court or
this District for mandamus commanding the judges OF
election TO appear and show cause why he names OF en-
listed soldiers now stationed here should not be erased
from the registry lists The judges had DECIDED that
they would tain the names OF soldiers on the sts OF
voters no claimed to have been duty in Washington
one year prior to the day Of election while the petitioners
charge hat the soldiers have not and will not have been
t the dav of the election residents OF the Dsct
one year but were enlisted in foreign State.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
LATEST GENERAL NEVIS.

IBy Telegraph
49, Baltimore saluted, yesterday, Mr.. Johnson's
soquiaL
.. The Connecticut Medical Society is in session
in New Haven.
Mr.. f. L. Davenport, the actor arrived in San
Francisco Saturday last
....France. Smith & Co. have enjoined the Ken
ueky state Lottery.
.... The New-York State Sportsmen's Convention
s to be held 10 Buffalo ou the LIST Of Juue.
=. Savannah illuminated and let off her pyrotech'
mics last night iu honor Of the defeat Of mpraehnent
The Connecticut Legislature made visit yes
erdAy to the State Insane Asylum recently erected ID
...Ex-GOv. Buckingham of Connections VII TO
eeve his friends Ihs evening NesIis'en House. Ne~h
-. Official circles in Richmond, Va, We're excited
the Hoa Jsnes ses1 On "
Mnk United states Mahal Of the kenHond psI ne hsh' y"
stopped By serious damage n'a "sen aoAs
The following is the weekly exhibit OF the
Ro.on h.rL Csn, Az 100000; Leans SSO4l1tO Specie ell
ora 09. Notes l2ssl Due from other bants s6
IA s nn =, ohey hanks Si35666Ssi DEPOSITS SBSs t Crca-
lsron Matoasn sss lObo0; Circulation (sael tlto laL
Harmon V. Strong member of the last Grand
.S. conp,r saede bis fidas hghL
y a hst he nnoceuty dvsged of the iurVro0a,
w hoYeuy learning Of the penalty attached 10 the ofenss
over with retn"s'
Montana advices report that two miners were
..,,l, ked Indians 20 miles noh Of Lucn Cueb party
have started pursuit bapd Of b4rraek ndaus bunting
a. Wind River Mountains attacked By Superior force Of Chessl'
bo iled brses Indiana The CheIssres lass Mss ""' '''
tsined
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
MR.. THURLOW WEEDS CARD.

Though in "a condition of health which fur
nshed GOOD reasons for avoiding fatigue not will
ing to subject myself TO abuse (sure however from THE
TRIBUNE and Herald whatever do or omit 70 do) ny
asking for delay In Obeyng GEN. Buffers subpoena Inc
result therefore, of my examination (or SO mucH OI
Gen. Butler chose TO PUBLISH, VIII be found on the
or Or seen. by myself after it given although
privilege. Gen Butler / was Informed, devoted the
whole of sunday dt was taken on saturday In preparing
il for the House. have nothing however TO object or
connlan of i'm THIS respect What is given Of my tesmO
nv with two not important errOrs ls gwen accu
ritey II contains nothing TO explain or regret have
neither said word In relation TO the I'm
do and saw again II the results Of my IN
Formation % and observation teaches me- anything it is
that Senators Grimes, FcSsendcu, Fowler Henderson
TrumbulI Ross and Van Wrinkle voted upon their con
yictions of duty In explanation OF the propositions
made myself have just this 10 say Senator POnerOy
either intended TO dispose of three votes dncudng ms
own he willing that his friends should use lis
name 70 make money; or, as some believe, there was
conspiracy between Butler and PomCrQy TO mpcate the
President thus obtaining material fOrimpcachment.
My for this belief that several months since
Mr. Leggett, intimate friend Of Senator PomerOy,
wanted the appointment OF Postmaster at Leavenworh
Kansas. He was supported by POmcroy. VINO wrote
letter which was shown 10 the PosmastcrGenera prom
sng his PomerOys vote for Presidential confirmation,
and his influence against Impeachment The Postmaster
General was furnished with copy Senator PomerOy's
letter copied from the original IN his pOssession and
Rgget received Postal Agency. Some few weeks ago,
IcgSett appears before Col Cooper with letter from
POmeroy saying that he would out IN good
is Pomsroy's Dr0therin.law whlreupOn Leggett aud
GaVlOrd undertake, for obtain the OF
PomerOy Nye. and Upton did not believe that
Nye aud Upton had authorized this arrange
nent" did believe that either of them would vote
against the conviction OF the President But did and do
believe that Senator POmerOy baited the hooks with
which his friend Legget and his bTOthernaw Gaylord.
fshed Whether they caught anything or not, am una
bic TO say Nothing, certainly from me or with my con
sent If il not necessary that should avoid both
labor and thought should reply. httingy, TO an ofen-
sive personal reflection Of Gen. Butler and reply also 10
other assaants. Gen. Butler, aware Of the
bitterness of feeling entertained by Radical leaders and
Radical presses against me- chose TO avail himself OF that
feeling staYe OIL action upon the Articles Of lmpeach
ment If he satisfied with the result Of his coup deat
| am content THUKLOW WEED.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
WAYLAYTNG AND MURDER OF WEALTHY
CITIZEN OF KINGSTON, MASS.
EAITIY

PLYMOUTH Mass, May 27.- Cornelius Holmes,
brother of Alexander Holmes, formerly President OF the
Old Colony Railroad, was found murdered at about
o'clock this morning, in byrOad near the back entrance
to the Cemetery the adjoining town of Kingston HIS
brains had been beaten out 1t is reported that at
o'clock last evening" while he was at Mr Samuel An
drewss house. boy delivered note TO him upon which
he remarked that he must be going. lie started by the
path across the Cemetery for the stony Brook Neghbor
hood. at the depot. Mr.. Holmes wealthy man, but
not being strong mind his property had been held IN
trust It is known that he received large OF money
yesterday, which found upon him. Ii Is supposed
that the murderer was frightened away before he could
rob his victim. The Of the murder bears evidence
of violent struggle No positive clew has been obtained
of he murderer
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

walk, Gen. T. NJ. Lee Of Gulford, and Wales Frebcn W
this city predicting the triumphant election OF the tcEeI
GOV. FENTONS TELEGRAM TO MIR. CoLPAx.
Gov. Fenton, who was so stanchly supported
for VcePresdent by the delegates this State TO the
Chicago Convention sent the following dispatch 10 Mr.
ColfaX on the announcement of his nomination:
JASEsTows N y May zn cOlfI; congratulate yon up:s
share with him the cordial support Of the people. PSsTos
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMIT
TEE.
Mr. Luther Caldwell, Secretary of the New
York Republican State Committee, telegraphs that the
Committee will meet in the Delavan House Albany,
Thursday, June A. 10 transact important business.
RATIFICATION MEETING IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE May 27.-An enthusiastic Grant
ratification meeting was held ut the capitol tonight.
The abest speaker Langton, the Ohio colored ora
tor.
MICHIGANfDEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
DETROIT Nav 27.-The Democratic State Con-
vention held here to-day, adopted the following reso
lutiOns:
Prd That the powers which the people written ConItuton
have innei the Federal Government must be strictly Construed
aud saceiy preserved that the trust now s ever repoS " e
who are tie source Of pore and faithful Observance ofth hm
tons Of the Constitution which the measure o. p9ss D''s A. p
it successful administrations OF the Government daHng "ohus o. our
difference between American Democracy and feder-
sism are radical and as eternal as the law Of mind -,
not arrested the result Of TO- ~hl -. leaders
Reord purpose restore the UBgn Of the
Federal and each Of It's Departments Within
its proper sphere respeet the reserved ga of the states
and people abolish al hank and tnf monopoies,
abolish the Preelneu's Bureau and Standing armies
In time Of peace arrest eTtavagance ahd ecrrapuon
that wasting substance compel economy IN M administration 81
thus credit the Government aines e. W olrey hoi
all innocent until found guilty pusa crime to Az p''se 40
equal and irrespective OF color and kp
tbs mans asylum for he
oppressed Of all nations dispenser Of blessings ~ all Who submit 10 !"
laws -
Reord We propose all Government bonds hear taxation
equally with property; will maintain the National ah lnso-
late that ali public shall he boaorab that the bends The
Federal issued after eenbacAs made essoer
currency Of the country except when Otherwise eN
pressy provided BY law. stipulated in the boud-
RESOLVED That depreate al gsuon which tends 10 take pnbhc
domain from actual settlers and specustng corporations
Delegates at Large to the National Conyenton were
appointed follows Robert McCelland. John Moore,
b. q. Stout, Charles T. Stuart, and j. G. Blanchard Al
ternates-J. p. Lincoln. II. W. Duncan.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE IMPEACHMENT OF ROBERT c. dorm.

ALBANY, May 27.-In the Court of lmpeach-
to-day for the trial Of Canal Commissioner DorD,
the fourth article charging that had let work without
advertising the same stricken ou The counsel ioi
the accused then moved to strike out the sNth article
which charges that he public property for private
purposes Judge Hunt ruled the motion out OF order, on
the ground that all motions to strike out Should nave
been included in the original motion 10 strike out the
fourth article The decision sustained, aud motion
TO reconsider lost by TO a. Mr. Jacobs then opened
he Gas IN tho ManApers
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
PARADE oF THE MASSACHUSETTS, MILITIA.

BOSTON, May 21-The annual May parade OF
the Massachusetts Militia took place to-day. IL was tho
largest since the war All or the service were rep
resented and each appeared in excellent condition and
with full ranks The tral drill between the Montgomery
Guards OF the 9th and the RoXbury City Guards Of the
lst Regiments prize nag and $4O, drew 10000 spec
tators To the parade ground on the Common, and after
proracted dnll, which each company displayed pro-
nciency jim both marching and the manual. the judges
awarded the prize TO the Montgomery Guards.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

NEw-ORLEANs, May 27-Ihe PicdyuRe has
an editorial article advocating the issue of general am
nesty proclamation by President Johnson. ID says
Now j. the time lul tn ban OF political Naage removed
hest wh lsscd by The
TON n amnesty proclamation
of peace go N civil and material
pety the perpetnon Of tie kspuhe"
Gen. Buchanan appointed. yesterday another OF the
lately elected Assistant Aldermen 10 vacancy oecl-
stoned by resignation Four Of those elected now have
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
MUTrNY IN A HOUSE OF REFUGE.

ROCHESTER, \. Y, May 2I-TwO OF The ODD
est boys confined the House Of Refuge Saturday
utued and attempted 70 murder two Of the oyerseers
i'm No. workshop They made the assault but were
knocked down and secured before inctg any serious
injury on the Ovcrseers. Yesterday afternoon another
attenpt was made burn Of the workshops attached
to the House. but the flames suppressed before much
damage had been done. T.. VI. Carpenter was elected,
Yesterday, superintendent OF the House
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
A FIGHT BY THE wAGs on THE BORDER.

BUFFALO, May 21.-LasC nlght a nulnDeT OF
wags and canal men, taking adyage OF the alarm IN Can
ada at the rumOred of the Dominion during the
progress of the great Fenan Fair in tins city, assembled
the riveTbank opposite Port Erie, Canada, and ny
marching countcrmarchng. ana other evolu1oDs, ter
riby frightened the Canadians The Fenian Far Is u
success IL is giving rise TO many idle runlOrs.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
n1INoIs CENTRAL RAILWAY ANNUAL MEETNG

CHICAGO, May 27.-A meeting of the stock
holders of the Illinois Central Railway was held ~ TINS
represented. Jonathan Sturges, r. g. Hewett william
Tracy W d. Osborn, and George Bliss were elected di-
rec0rs The with the Dubuque aud Sioux City
Company was confirmed, and stock dividend Of per
cent was declared
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
SUMMARY OF NASSAU NEWS.

HAVANA, May 27-Advices from Nassau
~ r., have been n:ceiyed. The Colonial Assembly will
meet on the LIST Of june The general election was pro
crossing quietly The religious controversy which mad
crop is reported to be very large Tile spaniard who
murdered JVseph btubDb. was executed the lbih
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE POSITION OF SENATOR ROSS.
W. n11hliehnd snn1n fimn sincc tle fnllnminr

III IVNII IVN Ut 9I@4V1f IIF IF''-0'
We published some time since the following
note from Senator Ross:
WASHINGTON, May l6, 1868
To D. r. ANTHONY and others GENTLEMEN: do not
recognize your right 70 demand that shall either for
or against conviction have taken oath to do Impair
ta Justice according 10 the Constitution and laws and
trust that shall have the courage aud honesty 20 vote
according the dirtaes Of my judgment and for The
highest good Of my country. j.. q. Ross.
The answer follows:
LEAVESwORTII. Kan. May 10, 1903.
Hon T. g. Ross United Senator. Washington. DO:
Your Telegram received Your vote is dictated by Tom
Ewing not by your oath. Your motives are Indian con
tracts and Gfeenbacks. Kansas repudiacs you she
does al per- urers and skunks.
u. r. ANTHONY AND oIHEEs.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

THE NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
CLEVELAND, May 27.-Thc National Manufac-
turers Association met IN Case Hall tins morning The
officers j. l.. Newberg OF Detroit, President E. b.
Ward OF Detroit, q. W. Allen Of Milwaukee, T. d. shep
hard Of Buffalo, j. s. Hays Of Boston. and r. Paddock
OF Cincinnati, Executive Council j. B. Stebbns and ID
O. Page Secretaries The attendance is light The only
business OF the morning was the reading Of the report o
a delegation from the Convention on Tax Reform Of
their proceedings In Washington last Winter. In the
AFTERNOON session. the next annual meeting Of the Ass
eIaoD was appointed for the third Wednesday Dece
bar In New-York Resolutions were adopted declaring
the secessy for the purpose OF attaining just aud wise
Legislation Of maintaining the Association permanently.
commenting the retreDchment measures OF the present
Congress- ana urging that further efforts De made 10 the
direction by reduction Of the number of officers
and clerks the army and navy 10 minimum standard
advising inquiry concerning the feasibility Of transferring
the Indian Bureau TO the War Departments depTecatng
the giving OF public posts TO politicians and paFtsans
approving Mr. Jenckess Civil Service bill approving
the action of Congress reducing the taxes
lures and hoping for entire relief from taxation Of the
nseinl industries asserting that the importation Of iron
Steel cotton &c., IA 1867 increased the National Debt
ana demanding adequate protection for home industries
recognizing the National Banking system as wise sys
TEN, which should be continued and extended, aud
0eDdng the issue OF long 65 per cebt g0d bonds for
funding tie public debt 10 be made the basis Of banking
under the National Banking law. AAer speeches. the
Association adjourned 70 December.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
ILLINOIS billiard CHAMPIONSHIP,

CHICAGO, May 21-A billiard match TOR tho
chanponship of Illinois between Joseph Vermeuien, the
present champion and Michael Honahan. was played
last night. NermeulIen by q points. IN lBO Inc
Illinois Billiard Congress have barred the push shot in all
future matches for the champiOnship-tN. y. Evening
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE MccooLE AND COBUkN PRrzEFIGHT.

COLD SPRING, Ind, May 27-At about 3
O'Clock this morning Sheriff Arnold Of Dearborn County
arrested Michael McCOole IN Henry Mafshails house
near the rOnnd which had been selected for the Nc
CooleC Coburn prizehght. The prisoner was taken to
Iawrenceburg and there hailed in 5000 10 appear be-
fore the Dearborn County Grand Jury Friday, after
which MeCOOe started for tLc battle lcgrOund. CObrn
dodged and escaped the officers 10y travelling from place
10 place. The first morning excursion IRAN brought
host of people from Kentucky, ONO Indiana lulnos'
and Missouri and at early hour 5000 spectators were
ON the ground The announcement OF hcC0Oles arrest
i'm awrcncehurg created excitement but the news OF his
release BAIL and that fOretug ms D nc had started
around Cold Spring desOate waste The place chosen
Is a mile north of the railroad station on EYE. meadow
mGading a view OF the battle-ground were hIed win
disPac6 to The Ereag Netcs thus describes the gang
that went 10 witness the encounter:
Con- srRSa Ind nsy From aatnye ii, morning & ~ 70 ven ven
rh rouehs ye petpocEes aud ohers aud va VIII
he greatest dca thst large Of police could kef
p1s,ge way o passengers the morning ttau The regular
o%iSs & i'l9 m y, SAs ws S s before @ s Of starting With
crowd to whom be agh was 10 be great epoch ~ in e'''Fs
as cheap n ckets eag IS and was pan,ed by The toughest
S sl' T roof vs eS ard men cune to 6c brae, bampber
ladders Of the aud gaaed Ike cats and dogs or tue pg
AieT departure Of tbs tram the crowd vas ibinntd
out but he.b aeoessiols here soon made it as den'e
as1 mere Ley eo1a ge s,e % M sl eo1I Ts
u gosg 'sToaR the R@le o T I9s, & ct. So
srs Of Y pssseugcrs filed With better looking oass com
@ an. eIe te,setsbe etren gong from curiosity to study
nature MeCO0 Occpd TIE fot car NbcD Hat 'IO"1ea 10 eiA
with the admirers q the pugifst
Al C0burn arrested, just az he was enter
Ing the ring. This, OF course PAT the nglt on ,
CNCiNkAT May 27Ihe excursion train from the lIlZe
ring reached here at q O'Clock The excursion party
generally were not In very good humOr an impression
prevailing that the fight had been sold CoburG, aitef
is arrest, was taken 10 Lawrcnceburg where ne ana
McCOoe remain tonight The excitement in the city to-
day was intense, but everything is quiet tonight
| ANOTHER REPORT.
CINCISEATI, 27.Partics from Cold that
at the appointed hour McCOOe SHE'D his into the
ring, aud appearing within the ropes seated himself in
corner where he awaited the coming OF hs antagonist
The latter not making his appearance, McCO0e through
Lew Clarke Of The So Louis Times demanded tie battle
money. The crowd then dispersed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

ALBANY. May 27-Judge Ingalls, OF the Su
preme Court has rejected an application TO grant Eta!
of proceedings OF Joseph Browu tc convicted
Canaan child murderer who Is to be executed at Hudson
on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE PROTECTED oGDENsBURG RAILLRoAD

PORTLAND, Ne, May 27.-The vote in this
city to-day on subscribing for S75O0OO stock IN the pro-
ected railroad Osdensburg, stood 2i32 Yeas against
$50 NAYS.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE CoLE.HIsCoCK MURDER.

ALBANY, May 2I-The 18th of September
has fixed the beginning OF the new trial Of Gen.
Cole for the murder OF J.. Harris Hiscock
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
VOL. XXVIII.....No S,466
WASHINGTON.

RESTORATION OF ARKANsAs-TTE IN,i,,,C,oIs INl,4Iv
PARTMEKT-wOOLEY STILL Coz 9.r DFp,RT-
SOLUTION OF CIPHERs-THE '.nI-,,r~r WAh DE,
MRNT-RANDALLT TO RESIGN 'I'.-o, ,oco
r,...,,-,,oN wednesday, May n, 1905.