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ORDERS forths NATIONAL RsPysLsu(nin Geosxs-
town may BE- left A. the bookstores o. Mes>Fst r.
Mills = Co., tlats cIandsit'Gl II DtiaFe
Brdss .trsst VIZ. eop>ss n the RsSsisitIs
mar = 'S.is'd sa1,, ~ n
n. iss a,:s ~ F MA, i.s...I s.,h.
Alfred Lee, took place Yesterday. The event
reaenos o. Bridge street. near apeen S =, ~.
m, but such was the constant stream Of sym
pathizing friends. who poured 10 from early
inanimsts form Of ., true warm friend and
benefaetor OF the CON munity, that II was After
o'clock ere the conn lid was drawn which
s NV, out forever, on earth, view of the
knew no enemy, but was bfsssed By friends
Durins the morning Of Yesterday, and up 10
~, ne time OF ne moving o. the soIema sprtegs,
the house q the dead to pay their last solemn
eneascd In a handsome and costiy metallic col.
.esalls Of the Masonic Order, nsnksd with
fragrant eyersreens and immortelies. The
corpse, As viewed through the glass plate, was
tpsnsu ,h' s,pse:;ion Q, ne face indie.
dreams . heavenly smile .enoircling the now
cold but half compressed lips.
After al had viewed the corpse, the services
O. the dead were conducted By the Rev.
and impressive; at the conclusion Of which
ne ne Ssssss sons.inins III: mortal remain. Of
pail.besrers /, Hon. q. b. Weich, Msyof Of
neorsetownj John II. johnson, esq, OF vi ash
G tsssDo; J1 a sSSAI ySSs, e %h%sS
Wornisy and John Thomas johnson.
Ehe hesrse was drawn BY four dappie-srey
h horse,, followed BY Iine Of carriages fully
70 the Columbia Hsrmohisi Cemetery, north Of
IN, "a SaPitoi, where the rerasins were deposited
M a vaui.
on he ss ahS ss
streets were biocksd TOT gfsat dist noe by
synpsthi.ipg friends, vhoss tears Of PLY
ss 1:.as i pseee pat: ~ q 'o'hs
,,a AZ I ,ne request q the family, who desired
me me funeral 70 be plain and free from ostenta-
" ton Z: possible, Hiram Lodge, IA. A. M,
appear In regalia, but attended the funeral In
large numbers In plain citizens' dress. The
funeral 4 was under the charge OF Mr. Joseph
II might no! be proper TO .lluds here to the
thousand = and one charitable acts Of Alfred
Lee e oa whom z. 4 !, may truly Do s.Id'
NJ. i.: :. ~ ~: :S sss q fissyy::ih.s.
School ExAnIsATIoRs-The examinations
ne PUBIC 'eh , commenced yesterday
Prim.rv Nc ios.tsJ t"inR WIN maze
Hixh "a W y .oessea ~ the in.ersection OF
nu6hcr 90 $1,000 "Ieeu Inc scholars
and he scbnni \. ss, ~ sge y[om 70 - year.,
assisted by Miss Burns. *
J. Henry Wilson, esq, OF tho Board Of Guar
dians, conducted the exAminAtion, which
proved highly sAtisfautort, the school being
perfect In their lessons, eomprisinf speiiinr,
sruy interesting, and afforded much delight
meiited the praise OF Mr. Wilson, William q.
Msgee, ana others 81 the School Guardians
And friends OF education who were present for
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CHICAGO, June 23.-The Sovereign Sane.
tuary OF the L, p. NJ, OF Memphis, being the
grand body OF the United States, OF this
ancient rite Of Masonry, held Its annual SEES
sion In this city, to-day, q. d. Burt, ninety.
sixth degree, Grand Master, presiding. Gary
ID. Noble, OF Detroit, was elected Deputy
Grand Master.
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Very many OF our readers will recollect Hon
W. II. Wadsworth as a member Of Congress,
from Kentucky In the 3sth Congress. He has
recently identified himself with the Republi-
can party, and we take the following extract
from speech OF his delivered, a few days
since, In his State. Mr.. wadsworth says:
| long for the coming Of the bright day and
all men shall be converted to the Union. and
the ideas 1t represents In America. And want
some person Ike Gen. Grant for the next four
years 70 give play to the great measures born
out OF the EVIL war by maintaining, with his
strong hand and resolute soul, pedee, that the
laws may be executed and do their beneHc emit
wro,tk. appeal to you, Union men, In behalf
can Union, whereby all men shall be blessed,
that you support the standard-be arers Of these
great principles. We need for this emergency
Just such man rs Grant-a tried and true
patriot; modest, but frmj q worker, not a
talker, !any fool can make spe, chesD the
strongest soul alive.
4, Some say he 10 not great man. Well, he 10
the greatest man, at least, that the war gave
birth to. He conquered Lee; therefore he was
greater than Lee. Perhaps he was not a very
small; The American people feel that they
need him-they will have him. May the issue
seeare fas s tissue future
meaning OF the great events in which we were
actors. These triumphs and blessinss for the
future Of our country will be due to the sue
with the success OF that cause; they can only
be secured BY our fidelity to It, To-day Gen
Grant carries our flag and heads the Union
hostsi he Is moving on the works OF the
enemy, rotted BE- time, broken down by wrongs
We fellow where he leads, with good hope Of
. Victory that shall prove a browning mercy
Union men OF Kentucky There 10 no other
place where one can safely or happily 60 but
to the ranks of this great Union army. Our
personal interests commit US to 1t; the respect
which we hope for In the future drives us
there. love tn rh the xVhnla
our faith In the Father Of men impelB Us TO the
standard of the Union.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June IA FIRE last night
destroyed planning mill and bellows factory,
At the corner Of California and Drum streets.
Loss, ~, 900.
New York dates only four days old have
been received BY the overland mali.
One thousand tons OF Oregon pig.iron have
been received here recently. 4 rolling mill IL
about going Into operation.
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MILBURNS'
POLAR SODA,
The Coolest and the Best.
No. $50 Fifteenth Street, Opposite Treasury
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUoHr.


ss'np OFYICI.
n,m..,,, WAsHIEgToE. June 10, lS6s
On the petition Of HARRI II. IVA ara, Of Uhie sEo
IA praying for the extension Of patent IRA nfsd
Az ~ s ~, snd BRowi, as sssig neos. Ihs sst
NJ III 0o'sper. lSt'for an Improvement In Single
onta Rstens which takes place "a the Sis, day Of
Is ordered that tho said petition DO heard at the
M. Vmee on MONDAY, The l2th day Of October
a. " o'clock, IN. and all persons arc noti-
sIu 70 appear and show cause, II any they have,
Wy SAID petition ought not to 30 granted.
al etons opposing the extension are required 10
~ ,e r. ne Patent Omoe their objections, specially
the day Of hearing ali testimony kled g. eitSss
paV' 70 DC used At the said hearing, must DO
sken and transmitted In aecordance with the rules
OIL re once which will be furnished on application
PSPP1 m sad other papers. relied upon Is tes
witb M az o. hssr,nI the srspments. II any.
Ordered, also. that this notice DO published the
hhkpHBiioAS and the Inteiiiosneer, washIngton,
", Y. and IN tho Tribuns, Chicago. Illinois.
once week for three successive weeks; the frst
Won. q % 70 ,. =. least sky days pre-
y'HW@ Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROGRESS OF the ELEcTIoN
INTERESTING YRon INV olLIAs
FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.

Roxr, June IA consistory was held yes-
terdsy, at which many new bishops were ap.
pointed. The Holy Father delivered two sep
arate allocutions; one concerning Papal bull
calling general council Of the Roman Oath.
ollie Church, and the other on the present state
Of religion In Austria.
| PANS, June 1s.-La Liberis publishes a re-
port that Menotti qarabsidi 10 raising . body
Of volunteers to make another attack on
Rome.
Alta public banquet In Civita veechia, Gen.
Dumont, commandant Of the French forces In
the Psntinoal States, declared that France
would never abandon the Holy Father.
BRsHEN, juno 1s.-An extensive IRE broke
out here yesterday and destroyed the ware.
houses Of Fritreboys, Loething 4 Son. Tho
buildings contained heavy stocks Of cotton
and tobacco, little Of which was saved. The
are originated among the cotton samples.
Loss and Insurance notaseertsined.
BHLsRADE, June 23.-Milan the ", new
Prince Of Servia, has arrived 10 this city from
Paris. He 10 accompanied BY Counsellor
Ristieh, and BY his tutor. The Prince 10 re-
eeived with the greatest enthusiasm By all
classes OF people. He was met at the gates OF
the city by the principal ofieers OF the prinei.
pAlity and conducted to the Cathedral amid
the aeelsmstions OF the multitude who lined
the streets.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies At the
church the Prince WAS escorted 10 the palace,
where he 10 now installed.
Alexander Kara, Of Greenwich, indignantly
repels the insinuations which have been cir
eulating against him, and denies that he has
any connection with or knowledge Of tho plot
for the assassination OF the late Prince
Michael.
LosDor,J June 2s.-Heorse Francis Train has
again been arrested, and was to-day brought
before . court OF bankruptcy In Basenqusll
street. He protested against his arrest, and
declared 1t proceeded from political notive,,
and appealed to the United Staten army and
navy for protection. He was oheercd By the
spectators, and after a brief examination no
was remsnded to prison.
LONDON, June AIN the House of Com
mons this evening, the Scotch reform bill
passed to Its second reading.
LoSDoN-Midnight.-J ,.-Ip the House
OF Commons tonight, a bill for the purchase
oftelegraph lines BY the Government was re.
ferred to = committee.
BERLIN, June 2s.-It 10 reported that Ran. |
croft has signihed his intention OF being pres. |
ent at the celebration OF the reformation, and
at the unveiling Of the statue OF Luther.
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AaKAssAs Is now State In fun accord In
the Union. Her Senators and the Represent.
atives In the lower House were sworn In YES
terdsy. Georgia, Alabama, North and South
Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida, will be In In
q few days
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DIR. VON-KURR's
ANTI-INEBRIANT
Nervous Prophylactio Extract.

We take pleasure to inform the people Of Wash.
ilItSn aud yisinity that Doctor Vol. Burr rem.
this ~, And oneunesd Gisat SUCCESS Tor ali
iMtthyous hhLADIEs, produced either By over.
nuepees. Women and Chiidrsn have taken Il win
INC best Of results References to high stan ding
gentlemen OF this city can be given, who have en-
peIimented and tested its beneficial effects
,a az h P{ Al druggists, and at No. 10 Intslli-
voE.KURR 4 co. Asents.
Apie-zm Washington, d. O.
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Mexican Minister.

We take the following from the New York
Tribune:
Washington dispatches have something TO
say OF the efforts OF Mr.. Romero to secure the
aPpointment OF suitable minister from this
misttaken, OF course, II they suppose that q
gentleman OF Mr., Romero's diplomatic expert.
ehee mas vehtured to Interfere obviously In a
cs9neerni YET we can well understand that the
Mexican Government would be sorry to have
US represented again by an Otterbourg, or a
mission to Mexico 10 the most Important place
now vacant, next to that OF internal Revenue
Commlssioner, and we hope that Mr., johnson
pendent enough to rise above personal and
party considerations by nominating the best
man they can find. We want q gentleman who
brandy and water, but will hasten to his post
and watch zealously and honestly over Ameri
can interests 10 the Mexican Republic.
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NASHVILLE, June 2a.-B. H. Payne, who
was tried In the Criminal Court OF Nashville
for the murder Of M. s. Allen, the sedueer Of
his wife, was acquitted to-day. The case oc.
oupied the court week. The Jury were out
. short timo, agreeing TO q verdict.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

Col. FRANK MooRE, the editor OF the Rebel.
lioa Record, has been appointed, under the
resolution Of Gen. Logan, to collect and pre-
pare for preservation in the national archives
the proceedings In the different cities on the
occasion OF the recent ceremonies In the deco
ration OF the graves Of the soldiers OF the
Union.
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From Mississippi-Connie Between
Civiland Military Authorities-Ths
ElectI0n.

JACKSON, June aa.-To-day at IL O'Clock,
General Biddle, commander OF the post, de.
manded the surrender OF the Governors once
Governor Humphreys refused to vaeate. Gen.
Biddle asked II he would have to use force in
order to get possession. Gov Humphrey 70.
Piled that he would. Gen. Biddle then broug 4,
In squad OF soldiers and took foreible posses.
sion OF the ONCE. Gov. Humphreys has lifted
up another room and claims to Je Governor OF
Mississippi.
The election commenced yesterday for the
ratification OF the proposed constitution.
Thirty-nine precincts have been heard from,
giving over 1000 Democratic majority. The
Radicals carried ten Of the precincts,
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Delegates - Dsnserasic Couven.

AUGUSTA, NE, June as.-At . convention
In the Third congressional district, held to-day,
james A. Creighton, ofKnox, and Isaac Reed,
Of Lincoln, were elected delegates to the Dem.
eeratie national convention, and L. Wilder
Falder unanimously nominated for Coneress.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

THE question of whom will the Fourth of
July convention nominate, is being involved
ttill more and more in doubt, from day to day.
We incline to the opinion that the successful
candidate will be some new and unthought-of
man and that all Of the present contestants
VIII be dropped.
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Architects.

STARKwBATHRR PLowMAN,
ARCHITECTS.
BEGINRRRs
0nes PLANTS BUILDING, eoraeI Of S,v
lori ksenae And Fifteenth stIeet. jA32-iy
TUE VIENNA PIANO STOOL.
from Yiepns, which are the strongest and moai
20 Ipn Nv Stools nST Pisss TssSe from u
lez5-1 SIS PenAsylvaniA avenue
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Maine Democratic Convention-stat,
Nomtnati0ns-Res usfSus.


AUGUSTA, June 2s.-The Democratic St.te
convention was held hero to-day. Eight hun.
dred and seventy four delegates were present
1t was the largest Democratic State oonvep.
tion ever held In this State. Hon. M. 8. LII.
tleaeld was chosen president; Hon. r. d. Rioe.
s. D. Anderson, ]. O. Madigan, and David r,
Hastings, were elected delegates at large Al
the national convention.
John Ware and Philip Eastman were elected
Presidential electors at large.
Hon. Z. J. Pillsbury vas nominated unani.
mously for Governor.
Judge Rice reported the following resoIu.
tionsi
That while tho Constitution WAS ordsinsd
TO provide for the common defence, and secuTe
the blessings OF liberty to all present, Con.
gress has excluded large number OF States
Pcs. .Da si,, Ss fas, their citizens ofs
That the time had come for ali TO ba.d
against the JAcobins. "
That the right Of the Government to tsx the
nahonsl INCOME 10 clear, and ought to DO excr.
ei,sd ey collecting the tax on its coupons.
t,ibn,ss ne proceeds such tag should Be dis
That IL 10 the duty OF the doyernm eut 10
Aoide by the terms Of all Its contracts, and II
should not Impose the oppressive burden upon
the people to pay bonds In gold, except suoh
- are by their terms made so payable That
the men who fought for the Union are entitled
70 the same currency - the bondhoiders.
Thanks arc returned TO tho soldiers and
sailors. ~
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention en-.
tered tho hall and participated In the proceed.
ings.
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CLEVELAND, ONO, June 2s.-The jury 10 the
case Of Mrs. Victor, on trial for poisoning her
brother, WIN. Parquet, with arsenic, In Feb
ruary, 1857, to-day rsndereda verdict Of guilty.
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NoMiSATIoSs.-The President yesterday
s'nt to the Senate the following nomin stIons;
l. ., Perrin, to be Chief Justice OF Utah Ter
Iioryi Commander John O. Febiger, to be
captain in the navy; Commander Pierce
crosby, to be captain in the navy John J.
IhSsett, to be hrst assistant engineer In the
navy; Joseph NJ. Simms, Robert NJ. CIark, and
John owen, to be third lieutenants In the
revenue cutter service.
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ACCORDING to the Connecticut Commercial
there 10 an immense drumm,nr in the d ueen
City for recruits for the -Psndleton Esoortn
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From New Orleans-Filibusse A.
FesteA-Ths City CouuefIs.


HAVANA, June 3s.-Freight-Priees tending
upward. Exchange, London, lo1I0n. U. s.
currency 2o,< discount.
Mayor Monroe, of New orlesns, no arrived
here lstely with . number Of men to carry on
the business Of loading and unloading vessels
In this hsrbor, has been prevented from enssg-
Ing In such occupation on account OF the sever
ity Of the Spanish laws, which permit only
discharged seamen Of the navy 10 act - steve.
dores.
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Insurance,

pRoP osALs.
oIyIcH DEPor CoxxIssAnr or suBs.rs.crl
sHsSTrosr BhRhAcxs. KI; June ~, 1885.
hs eoneo piYpoaas in duPIieAte) will DO received
an,il THURsDiY. Juas q. isSs. for furnishina III:
100 barrels OF FLOUR
1000 pounds OF RICE
400 pounds OF BBANB
900 pounds Of CANDLES
. 200 pounds sfS0AP,
Envelopes inelosing proposals must DO indorssd
P,ESopossi. ioI tssme The article " and ,ddie.sed
rGIcn. 70 DO made as soon as funds are received
The usual conditions Of former Advertisements
from this ONCE must be strictly compiled Win,
inc right TO reject any ~ ST AZ biasis IsseIysa
)oHU Capt 9th U. 8. Inf. and A. G.,
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MAWnIED,

,,W0ODwARD-APPBL,- June ", 1853, BY
ne Rev. Ihcodore Appel. Of Lancaster, Pa. J.
bINnH1s WooDwlRb, Of Botdentown, ". j., to
ASrA X, ArPEL, OF this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
slant, at .'Twiford, wostmoreisnd county, va,
~ the Rev: 7. \. Locke, NJHNiSIL A., .eldssi
aauEhsr q ne late Col. J. W. Hungerford, aud
DYED. u .r.f .. ."
ncINRRNRY. On the asd Inst, Of conssstiep Of
the lungs, JAnEs, tho Oldest son sf Herran and
Reese MeInerney, aged q months and days.
HIBBs. On the fiat, HoRAcH B., infant son q
Geo. D, Q. aud BmmAJ J. y. hibbs, aged months
and II days.
..cARLlN.-In qsorgetown, on tbs ID Instant,
NsirIl, infant dsnshtel q WIN; u. y. aud hsr.
The funeraT VIII take place AZ ,fhs stth Inst,
~ oeloet p IN, from the residence 81 her parents,
No. 90 Bridge street, 70 which the friends Of he
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
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1T WAS EXPECTED some days ago that Judge
} 'chard Busted would go for Mr.. Chase for
PRESIDENT instead OF Gen. Grant The Tribune
sDntradicts this story, and says that Judge
iehard Busted will take stump for Grant =,
bI'h in the North and In the South.
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cry MATTERs-Mayor Bowen resumed the
'H'ies Of his otice yesterday, having partially
roycred from his severe indisposition. He
anxious to go on with the business OF the
operation, and slight convaiescence Is suf-
Client to md him at his post OF duty.
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FNoN SHiLLINGToS, corner OF Four-and-a-
III and Pennsylvania avenue, we have THE
Nursery" monthly magazine for youngest
RAIDERS for July.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
uHiInp srArEs PATENT oyyIos,

Of a. s1I, r: R ~ s e Anil iaissrly
souIi. Praying for the .eItsnsion Of 4 pstsn,
GRANTED 70 him the 10th day o. Septsmb Der, ls51,
for an Improvement In 0raia and Grass HaTys.t
iet ssven year, from the Of SAID patent
1865: 'As i''" us'" oeP'emper'
~, u Z ordered that the said pstton b. heard q,
ne f.test once on Monday, the slst DAY 81
a ASSss5 pas s 81 and a. persons are
Wy said petition ought not 70 Be- granted.
az on oRp9sint ne extension are required to
~, Il. fSrth " writnI q le... tIsnfy dsys before
PATTY to b sssd q the said hearing, must BE-
y, ~ and nAnspitted II aeeordanoe with the rules
ton. ~'PieA
nony, nYs. DO hlsd 10 he snss feeniv days BE-.
' %si IN .S q t ss.TissS m H. ,,,sSmsn any
ORDERED. slse. that this nolics Be published In
~, ne R5fysLioAi and the Intsllt0sneer, WsshIng-
Ton. p. &, snd in the BvsntnS CAronfeIs, Gin.
olnlsu. Ohle, once . week for three suecsasl ~
yeeksi the nrst Of said pubilcaons 10 be Al isa.t
sh'' days previous 10 the day Of hssTissS oun
is3t-wa AetinI comnissionsr Of Pstsits.
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Explosion aud Loss or Life.

NEW York, June 23.-Rev. J. M. Raphael.
an eminent Jewish divine, died to-day Al hi,
residence In this city, aged sixty.
An explosion took place this afternoon in
the fireworks establishment OF Lyons Co.,
at No. 2o' Broadway. Mr.. wininger, one of
the partners, was killed, and two boys one of
them son OF Mr.. Lyons, are missing. The
names were cxtinguished a. soon as the ex-
plosion ceased, and little damage was done to
the building Loss on stock 10000; partly
insured.
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IT is UNDERSTOOD that Mr.. Evarts will
accept the Attorney deneralship, II confirmed
~ the Senate.
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Z NEW YoRK, June q. = The Nonsntown
cricket club Of Boston played one-dsy match
against the strength OF the New York erishe,
stub to-day. The game vAs decided By the ars,
Inning, and after sharp sosssst IL favor Of
New York, the seofs beiue 100 70. Ths No.
nantown's len In NE evsslng train for Phiis.
deiphis, ss did the 81. usoste, nfst Elsvsn,
Intending to play asAinst the Philadelphia
criokstsrs.
The snnual regatta Of the Jersey City Yseh,
Club sailed to-day on . course Of twenty
miles. Five nrst-elsss yachts sailed.
The Ella won the frst prise, and the Jennie
the second.
The Comet woa the first prize OF tho second.
class yachts, and the Zephyr the second.
Frem New OPleans-Filibassers Ar
rsstea-Ths City CousefIs.
NEW ORLsASs, June 2,.-About ono hundred
arrests were made yesterday BY the United
States Marshal, Of parties supposed to belong
to hllbustering expedition to Mexico, In the
Interest Of Santa Anna. There 10 consid-
cradle activity among United States ofncers
on account Of this and other similar expedi.
tious.
Three Of the newly-elected aldermen having
failed TO qualify, General Buchanan yestsrday
niied their places By appointment. Both
Boards STE now full, and will meet tonight.
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~ UNITED STATES INTERNAL
S Nu.,. e. SoLS.sIh. WtsH!SarOs. Jgps le. iss
seized IN the hands Of ono Jacob 0ostein, Tor sup
posed violation Of the Internal Revenue Law, Two
baeeo, without any inspection brands therson, and
IL supposed to have been removed from the paos or
thereon.
Any person or persons having an interest In said
at this once and make such claim within thirty
day. from the lSth inst Otherwise the ssid trunks
public auction to the Highest bidder.
LEWIS CEEPHANE,
jeF-law3w U. 8. Collector Int. Rev. for DC.
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AT the fireworks explosion In tho store of
Lyon Co., on broadway, 1t was tho son of
the proprietor, Theodore Lyon, aged 10 years
who was killed, and not Mr.. wininEer, As II
was reported. He WAS rendered inssnsible by
the explosion, and then burned to death.
Neither OF the proprietors were in the store
at the time Of the accident.