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NEW YORK
New York City Items.

New YORK, June 27.-The Ma
tional Executive Committee of the
Republican Soldiers and Sailors Or
ganization appointed subcommittee
to o-day, with power to perfect the
State Executive Committees. The
Organization is hereafter TO be known
as the Boys ia Blue.
The Supreme Court to day decided
that the Chicago 4 Northwestern
RailrOsd Directors have the right to
issue stock for the payment of divi-
deEds, aud denied the motion of IN
junction to Issue against such Issuance.
The Court Of Appeals at Albany
has decided that the new Board Of
C0uuGilm6n, elected under the late
law Of the Legislature. are entitled to
the seats to which they we're elected.
Several master masons have con
eeded 20 the terms demanded by the
bricklayers, and the strike will thus
become useless.
Maurice Lanergan, the condemned
wife murderer, has been granted a
new trial by the Court Of Appeals.
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WASHINGTON.
Report OF Impeachment Managers
The AShbHrn Aur der.

WAsHINGToN. June 25.8The re-
port Of he impeachment Managers
will not probably be presented to the
House before Wednesday. as several
more Witnesses are to be examined.
The Senate Committee appointed to
rquire into matters affecting its mem
ters growing out Of impeachment,
has not yet entered investigation.
The military commission for the
trial of persons accused of being i'm
plicated in the Ashburne murder at
Columbus, viii commence its session
at Atlauta tomorrow.
An effort will be madeby the Senate,
to pass the Tax Bill before the close
OF the present session.
Both houses Of Congress are dis
posed TO press business a. rapidly as
possible, to adjourn the session about
the 10th OF July.
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NEW ORLEANS
Removal OF Governor Baker and
Iii II. Governor E0rhies-DiEisiOn
OF the state or Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27-General
Buchanan yesterday received an order
from General Grant directing the
removal OF Gov. Baker and Lieut.
Gov. Yorhies. and the appointment
of Messrs. Yarmouth and Duan to
their places. the appointments to take
effect on Monday, when the Legisla-
ture convenes.
General Buchanan last night issued
an order making the required changes.
The same order authorizes all the
parish and municipal officers. deelar-
ed elected by previous orders, to take
their Offices upon taking the oath pre-
scribed by the new Constitution.
On Monday Louisiana viii have a
eolored man tor Lieut.. Governor.
An Austia special to the Galveston
Bus etin of yesterday, says: The
quest ti0a of the division OF the State
came up in the Conyenticn to-day.
Dr.. Smith endeavored e have the
boundaries so arranged that Calves
ton would get rntire control Of the
harbor. For this purpose It Is pro-
posed TO run the line due south from
the mouth of Trinity River to the
Gulf. The Eastern members fought
il vigorously.
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passage 10 fokOhumo; thence TO thus
port favorable weather she made
p3ssaee nearly in plumb line. The
health Of the passengers and crew Is
excellent. The cargo was kept lighter
than might have been to insure a
quick voyage.
At the instigation of the Chinese
companies here, forty-three girls i'm
ported for vile purposes, on the
China, have been arrested. and will
be returned to China, or apprenticed
here to respectable families.
The Democratic primary election
in San Francisco was held under the
] which throws around primaries
the restrictions of ordinary elections.
An attempt to seize the ballot box
IN one Of the wards was frustrated by
the police, and one man was arrested
for illegal voting.
The State Central Committee has
called a State Convention for August
5sh, to nominate Presidential electors.
The primaries are 10 be held under the
primary election law, and all to par
ticipate who pledge themselves to
support Grant and Colfax.
Hong Kong papers, received by the
China. contain several columns Of
European news, received via San
francisco in advance Of English
steamers.
SAN Francisco, Juue 2S.-Advices
from Idaho announce the capture Of
q party Of sixty-ore Indians By Lieut.
Stanton S party. These Indians pro-
tess to desire peace. aud have prom
ised TO restore stolen property.
Parepa- Rosa gave her first concert
last night. to very large audience,
with great success. Her singing eX
cited much enthusiasm.
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AN FIR ANCISCO.
Arrival OF the Mail Steamer China
Large Arrival OF Passengers DEM
0cratic Primary Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27-Dis-
patches from Victoria state that as
the sloop Thornton was on her last
trim Northward, she was attacked 40
miles above Fort Rupert, by three ca
noes full Of Indians. Captain War
ren and crew fred on them with
heavy rifles, killing twenty out Of
twenty three Indians. Captain War
ren ard enc of his, men we're severely
wounded. The Indians fought ob
stinately with fire arms. The Colo
nial Government will send Of a gun-
boat 10 punish the savages
Large shipments Of gold have been
made lately irom Carribeo.
Since the Thornton affair another
sloop has been robbed and sunk by
the Indians near the same spos. and
Capt. Jack knight and partner killed.
Captain Stevens. of the NauImo
packet. has been robbed Of six hun
dred dollars.
A New Westminster dispatch re-
ports new mining discoveries
The telegraph line 10 Williams
Greek from Quesnelle is being rapidly
pushed forward.
The steamer Lilloel brings sixty
6ve thousand dollars IN go d.
The survey of the San Francisco &
Humboldt Railroad Is progressing.
Sonoma County has voted aid 70 the
road, aud Grading will commence next
month From Petaluma to Healds-
burg the Pacific Union Express is
now in operation. and BY July 1st viii
be running to all points IN the IN
terror.
The steamer Idaho. from Honolulu
has arrived. Since the passage of tht
subsidy by the Hawaiian Legislature
| It Is expected that a second steamer
will be put or this line.
SAN Francisco, June 26.-Thc Pa
cifc mail steamer, China, arrived thi
morning. She left Hong Kong Ma.
18th, and Yokohomo June 5th. Shi
brings over one hundred cabin pas
sengers and nine hundred and fifty
six Chinese in steerage, forty passen
/ gers for New York aud Europe, an'
over one thousand tons Of freight
! She exreriepced strong gales on he
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HOEOlULA.
Mail Line 10 be Established.

Honolulu, June u. via SAN
FRANCISCO June 27.-Arrived-June
l, the missionary brig Morning Star,
from Marquezas Islands. Sailed
May q. American ship Grace Dar-
ling, for Bakers Island; 23d, Ameri-
can ship Norwester, for Neckeans Is
land; June l, H. B. NJ and Reindeer,
for Tohita.
The bill granting a subsidy of $3.50, :
900 year to a steam line between the
Islands and San Francisco, has passed
the Assembly. The King and Cabi-
net assisted Ia lobbying the bill
through.
The Ministers attempted to muzzle
the ConanerUak AdUert,scr, but made
a miserab failure The publishers
OF the AIueTtiser were segenaded.
Articles Ia favor of annexation, pub
lished IN the Adrertiser, are said to
be the cause Of the demonstration
Rum0r says the King has said that
if the United States Government
troubles his Government. he win
hoist the British flag aad elain It's
protection.
japanese laborers are to be import
ed % work the sugar estates.
= petition is before the Assembly
to impeaeh the Minister Of the late
rioF for contempt and violation of law.
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BUFFALO.
Match Game or Base BalI-Horse Fair
additional Parse offered.

BUFFALO, June ga match game
of base ball between the Athletics of
Philadelphia, and Niagaras of Buffalo,
resulted IN favor Of the Athletics.
The score stood 34 to Il.
BUFFALO. June 28.-The Buffalo
Driving Park Association have offer
ed an additional purse Of $1,000 for
the Horse Fair, held next month
$1,000 to any horse making Dexter's
tune, 2:47f. and 81 600 If, in the trial,
any horse shall make a quarter of a
mile IN 30 seconds.
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DETROIT
International Christian Convention
temperance organic atiOns.

DETROIT, Mich, June 23.-Ta the
International Christian Convention,
on Saturday, the Committee On Asso-
Citations reported. recommending the
organization of WOmen's 5 Christian AS
sociations; for the establishment Of a
daily religious press: that the basis
Of representation remain UNCHANGED !;
against making our associations tenn
perance organizations, but advising
individual opposition 10 intemper-
ance, that the tobacco question be
left to individual conscience.
The Business Committee reported
regarding the Tying Stuart resolu-
tiens, that 40 formal action would
be taken by the Convention. In
terferenee would be assuming i'm
proper censorship, and imperil the
usefulness and existence of the AssO-
citation.
The Executive Committee was in
structed to employ agents from the
Associations along the line Of the
Pacific Railroad
1t was decided TO hold the next
Convention at Portland
After the morning session, the
members had 3 two-hours sail on the
Detroit River.
The aiternoon topic = how can
prayer meetings be made most useful
and interestjn 10 young men? was
discussed by Moody. Of Chicago :
Smythe, of PhiIadelphia. Bri=taI. Of
Buffalo; Sands, 0 Lewiston. Maine.
and others. After referring uuinish-
ed business TO the Executive Com
mite, the Convection adjourned,
The fgaeral Of Rev DR. Dufheld,
10 day, was attended b. an immense
eoneourse, including many ministers
md other Convention delegates.
At nearly al the churches the pull
pits we're filed By eminent ministers
from abroad.
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WARRINGTON.
Issue of Fractional Currency.

WASHINGTON, june 27.-Tbe frae-
tionaI currency issued for the week
was 1862 900, United States notes,
S8z-QJii. frsctioual currency skipped
-ss'Go9 iia; Unife3 States notes sent
National Banks, sos 372 national
currency redeemed and destroyed
BA09, i00
A bill has been introduced by Mr.
Ramsey q the Senate which provides
FOR the inauguration Of the Reciproci
tv Treaty with Canada, whenever the
Government of British North Ameri-
ca passes reciprocity laws, and also tor
the free navigation of the St. Law
renee aud its tributaries, and for the
free use 3f fishermen
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was manifested toward the Arch
bishop. who Is dearly beloved By the
Catholics here. and highly esteemed
by all classes OF citizens.
The bucket factory of Wirthlin &
Co.. corner of De Kalb and Lami
Streets, was partially destroyed by
FIRE last night. Loss $1,000. In
sured for II 600 in St. Louis Offices.
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The Presidential Campaign of 1865
promises to be one OF the most inter
ssting and exciting in the history Of
the country. The issues to be dis
susscd and determined by the people
are Of the greatest moment to the
peace and prosperity of the Nation,
1t is highly important that the voters
ae properly informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
IS to place in their hands a sound and
reliable Republican newspaper.
In order to enable the active Un;o1
men of Southern Indiana and Illinois
and Western Kentucky to secure for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL a vide
circulation in their respective neigh
b0rhoods. we have placed the terms
TOR the Campaign st
gFkTpQ EgEnE ArTE1I TAV 2 AWEC
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ST. LOUIS
Welcome to Archb ishOp Hendricks
large Procession.


ST. Louis, June 28.-Ths demon
stration of welcome to Arch bishop
keudrick, on his return from Europe, !,
came off to-day, and was the largest,
probably, ever witnessed here. The
procession embraced over thirty soei-
eties and parishes, with bands, ban
ners aud other devices. contained a
little less than eight thousand per-
sons, and vas one hour and ten min
utes passing a given point. The
streets on the line of the march were
thronged with people. and all the
houses crowded with spectators.
There could not have been less than
thirty thousand persons participating
in or looking at the pageant. When
the procession passed the Archbish-
ops house an address of welcome was
presented to hin; after which he
stood at his door waving bless! !ngs
until the entire eoncourse passed.
! Much good feeling aud enthusiasm
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Europe.
BIZ THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
ENGLAND

LONDON. June 27-Eve.-Import-
ant kilograms have been received
from Japan via Shanghai The last
dispatch, under date of May 22d, an
nounced that Mikado had arrived
with his army near Jeddo, and was
threatening the city
The Tycoon had sent a flag Of truce
to his powerful enemy, Offering to
retire from Jeddo aud disband his
army If the city was spared. 1t was
thought the Mikado would accept
these terms.
FRANCE.
MARsEILLEs. June q The steam
ship Urgent, with NJ j Gen. Napier
and staff on board, arrived at Malta,
to-day. on her way to England.
PRUSSIA
BERLIN. June 27.-The health Of
Count Bismarck, who at pre- ent is
living in retirement on his estate 10
Pomerania, has much improved with
IN the past few days
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINOPLE June 27.-Priuce
Napoleon arrived here to-day, from
Bucharest.
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SPgIseFIELD, Mass. June .. -
Warren Hale & Co.'S piano manufac-
tory and saw mill at North Denver.
Mass, was burned on Friday. Loss
1900: insured for 81 600.
Hubbard Woodward, an employee,
was fatally burned. and many others
seriously Injured,
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A STORY EVERY WEEK.

Let every friend Of the Union, Of
Free Institutions. and Of the True
Principles OF Government. push for
ward the good work By securing for
the CAMPAIGN JOURNAL wide circu.
lation.
County and Township COMMITTEES
Should at once commence q canvas
to place copy in the hands of every
Republican and doubtful voter.
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CINCIN NATI.
Base BAH Match.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The base
ball match this afternoon, between
the Cincinnati and Xenia clubs. re-
suited in favor of the former, by
score Of so to 13 Only eight innings
were played Two Of the Xenia
men were disabled.
Judge Sherman, of the United
States Court for the Northern Dis
trict of Ohio, has decided that the
domestic wheel fed sewing machine.
manufactured at Norwalk, Ohio. IS
an infringement Of patent. This de-
eision covers a large number Of sew
ing machines.
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News By Atlantic Cable.
Fire at Pit st Wn. Penn
Loss $50. 900.
Ease Ball Match at Cincin-
natl.
SAN FRANCISCO
Democratic Primary Elections.

SAN Francisco, June 5.-Demo-
crate primary elections for the cleo
ton Of a new County Committee are
being held to day. Considerable
difficulty has occurred Ia the First
Ward, and large police force is in
attendance.
A. Ramon & Co, publishers an
nounce that magazine to De called
me Overland Monthly, will be issued
> aly first, in this city.
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INDTANAP
Train Thrown or the Track Several
Persons injured.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 27-The ex-
press train on the Indianapolis, Mad
ison auc Jeffersonville Railroad, leav
ing Madison this morning, was thrown
from the track by running over a COW
near Columbus, Indiana. Several
persons were severely injured, among
5hem the Hon. II. W. Harrington.
ex-membar of Congress from the Sd
n igtrict
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NEW YoRK, june 29.--The dele
gates 70 the SehutzeEfest have been
generallg entertained to-day by their
friends here By an excursion in the
East River, and by picnics, collations,
etc The weather IS beautiful.
Everything has passed Of satisfac-
torily. The demonstration tomorrow
viii, be very imposing. and will be
genAally witnessed aud participated
IN by the citizens.
New YORK, June 28.-Arrived-
Steamships Brittania. Glasgow, City
OF London, Liverpool. aud Henry
Chauncey. The Chauneey brings
$807 600 in specie.
NEW YORK, june 28.-The follow
ing dispatch was to day received by
the Secretary Of the Schutzenfest, by
Atlantic cable:
Ham5urg July 28.-Hail, Colum-
bias sonsl May success crown your
many sports
"CSignedl HAMBURG RIFLES"
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CHALoSs, June 27-The Emperor
Napoleon having received the con-
gratulatory address of the soldiers at
Chalons Camp, sent on the anniver-
sary of the battle of Magnet, has ar
rived here, and was greeted with great
enthusiasm. He reviewed the troops
yesterday.
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BANKR UPTCY.

Ia the Detf1et Court OF the United States
for the 1)is i-ict Of indiana.
In the matter OF David n. Kennedy, Bank
rupt.-Ln bankruptcy.
To achcqas Il mag concern.
The undersigned hereby gives no ice Of
his appointment as Assignee Of DAVID
n. KENNEDY, OF Evansville. in the county
Of Nanderburgh, and State Of Iaoiana,
VI hin said tstrict, who has been adj
jul zed q bankrupt. upon his own petition,
by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Evansville, the I'D day Of June,
- JAMES H. MCEEELY. Assignee.
d3t q a "
In the District Court of the United states
tor the District OF Indiana.
In the matter of Albert W. Johnson, Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy,
To lUIs9na IL may concerns
The Undersigned ne eby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee Of ALBERT
of Vanderburxh and State Of Indiana
within said District, who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt, upon his own petition,
by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day Of May,
- JAMES H. McNEELY, Assignee.
dSt q a W
In the strict Court Of the United state
for the District ~ Indiana.
In the matter of John W. Hawkins
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To lUhona u may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee of JOHN w.
HAW KiEs, of Evansville, IN the county oi
Ia said District, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt. upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF said District.
Dated at Evansville, the ed day Of June
JAMES H. 8IcSEELY. Assignee.
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Fire

PoTTsTowN, Pa, June q, - The
extensive nail works of the PottstoWn
iron works were totally destroyed by
fire TO day Loss. Si00 600 60 $3.50,
900; mostly InsuFed. The furnaces,
rolling mill and other buildings, were
uninsured.
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NASHVILLE, June PA personal
difficulty, between John B. Browu-
low. OF tie Knoxville Whig, and Mr
KIRBY OF the Pres, took place on
thursday afternoon. Brownlow tried
to shoot, but his pistol snapped
Neither were hurt.
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MEMPHIS.
Man Shit and MOrtally Wounded By
Policeman.

MEMPHIS, june 28.-George Ring
wald. IN attempting to rescue a friend
named Morgorein, who had been ar
rested y the police, was shot by Ser
gesnt Brown, of the Police, ard NOR
tally WOUNDED Brewn IS uuder ar
rest, aad will have an examination to-
morrow.
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During the Campaign, the discu. :
sion Of POLITICAL QUESTION
will receive the most prominent atten-
tion; but the past high reputation Of
the JOURNAL will be maintained with
undiminished interest as
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Baker moved an appropriation of s56,e00
Tor Alton Illinois. Without action there
on the House ad5 5ourned.
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THE
WEEKLY JOURNAL
THE

Is the LARGEST and OLDEST
NEWSPAPER in this section, 81
Is IN all respects
Equal to any Paper IN ths Wss
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Commercial and Family Paper,

1t will coatain the EST
TELEGRAP HIC NEWS, full
MARKET REPORTS, SPECIAL
CORR RRESPONDENCE. STATE
NEWS ITEMS, LITERARY and
RELIGIOUS MATTERS, and
A STORY EVERY WEEK
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Important News from San
Francisco.

Important News from San
Francisco.
Large Emigration to Cali
fOrnla.
Late and Imp ortant For
eign NeWs.
International Christian
Convention at Detroit.
Welcome of Archbishop
Keudrick at St. Louis.
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4 Very large Proc ssioD.
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CAMPAIGN RATES.

F0R SIX MOETHS
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T EL CIR AP Fl.

T & Z e c. & a p Fl.
r0y C0nswseTcfGI and Rsrer Dispatches see
Fyfth PG0e.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Congressional Proceedings.
Railroad Accident--SeveraI
Persons Injured.
News bg Atlantic Cable.
Fire at Pit st wn. PENN
Loss Sl50.oOo.
Ease Ball Match at Cincin-
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INhAN1,
KENTUGXY,. ASD
ILINOLs.
Froa MI 70 soygHBEg, 1865.

full Club Bates, 20 Gents.
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gNPREeEDENTEDLY LOW RATES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-19
NOME MITTERS.


STATE FAIR. The premium list for 1868 will
exceed 81 800 for horses, and the premiums for
cattle have been increased 25 per cent IL. S.
Morse Of Shelburne is t. be G. neral Superntend-
ent Henry 3 Keat OF Dorset Supt. of horses,
and Henry b Hayward Of Rutland Supt of cattle.
The place Of holding the Fair was referred to a
committee consisting Of John Gregory, II. 5.
Morse, Henry Clark J. W. Colburn and Lawrence
Brainerd, Jr.
Mrs. Mary Monteau, French woman, was
burned to death at Burlington, Feb. Is. Her
clothing caught Gre from a match she had usedsin
lighting pipe,
The 18th Vermont was in twelve battles instead
of the three credited by the newspapers.
The lumber business OF G. Blodgett & Son Bur
linston, in ,67, amounted to nearly 1928 900,
and the payments to the Custom house to - 1 900.
EN-Gov IIoIbrool has been appointed Profess
sor Of the Department of Agriculture in the Cor
nell University, Ithaca, n Y.
James 7. Nichols Of Sudbury died Feb. l, aged
65 years. He had three sons in the Union Army,
to wit: S. S. Nichols, Q. NJ. OF the 18th Kansas
Cavalry; VIM. 7. Nichols, Col. of the Nth Yer
mont, aud Maj. Henry J. Nichols of Texas.
Judge Poland, who moved the new drawing of
seats in Congress, drew the first choice of seats
The Vermont House at Island Pond, recently
leased by Willard Brigham, was burned last
Sunday night