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0kiGHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES. Coach and
- saddisSy Hardware. Leather. uubs, SpOkss and
bent Carriage work. Springs, Axles, Bolts and Male
able Iron. ISL Lake street.
MAYDEN q KAY, Carriages Goods. oaddlery Hard
u ware, Leather, Hubs, Spokes and bent Carrissa
work, epnsgs, Axles. Bolts, and Aaleabis Iron. g.
and u LnkA atloet.
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Tv71aes ae0 Corae0e.

Rra0R nqll1oPss Leather PreseFs
vstive ed water Proof on Diackire. for Boo's
md She's.
Frank Mllller's Prepared G1ar.
- on Bleeding, 1b1 Oiling Harnesses. Carriage
TOpo, - eooay Ibe ~, with directions for using
Frank No111eeso ROllsh OH Blacks
Ing. For sals generally IL y. 3. and canadas.
Ffaal9 MILLER = Co., 49, 90 Cedar 1t.
New Yoek. 0Old ~ H.D. EVANS AGO.
, 1868-07-03

well-known tendencies of Prince Napo-
leon, he is preparing inevitable ruin for
the empire of the Hapsburgs. To US it
matters little into how many pieces
whether two or three-Au>tria is TO be
divided even the existence of that pach-
work empire is not indispensable to US.
Yet Russia canine see with indifference
her advtrsarits closing in their ranks,
even if their object is only to divert the
attention of Prussia. Future events viii!
enlighten us further on this subject; but
we cannot doubt that our Government has
already made lis preparations for all con-
tingeucies."
, 1868-07-03

homage of its respect and devotednesS.'"
The Emperor, an hour afterwards, repli-
ed:-"l thank you for your telegram, and
hope soon to he amongst you"
The journals of the Charente contain
accounts OF the renewal of the disturban-
ces arising out of an absurd rumonr which
had got into circulation among the lower
order Of pea~anlry that the clergy We're
about 10 revive the tithes paid under the
old regime to the ecclesiastical authority.
Quite recently, several churches were at
tackled by mobs, and the stained glass
windows smashed. A few days back, the
Able Lombard, cure Of Sigogne, had just
terminated mass, when an Infatuated body
broke into the sacred edlfice, and, after
loading the priest with insults, demanded
with menaces that he should give up to
them a painting which they imagined to
exist, representing ears of wheat and
punches OF grapes as emblems of the anci-
ent privileges of the Church. No such
picture had existed, aud the only founda-
ton there could have been for the ru-
mour was a magnificent remembrance pre-
scented by the Emperor, and on which
was chased, in relief, orn and vine plants
as symbols of the Holy Sacrament. The
people, however, refused TO listen 10 the
pacific language of the mayor or TO the
assurance OF the cure that he knew of no
such painting, but dragged the latter to
the church door, and, throwing him
down, severely ill-treated him. The
Able Lombard, who, although Ga years
of age, is a vigorous man, succeeded in
escaping and, climbing over a wall,
took refuge in a neighbours house. The
mob, consisting of 500 persons. then broke
into the priests residence, and searched
him. The riot then gradually Gained
down, but on the following morning the
Procureur-1mperial and body of gendar-
mes arrived from C0gnac and proceeded
10 an inquiry, after which four OF the
ringfeaderS were arrested a crowd then
assembled and demanded with threats
hat the prisoners should be released
the four men were, however, removed 10
COgnac, and have since been condemned,
three to fifteen months Imprisonment and
one to four months. Ten other arrests
were subsequently made, and a procIama-
ton has been issued by the Project Of The
department with the Object of reassuring
the population.
RUSSIA.
The following are the principal pas
sages in an article of the GOIoss of st. Pc
tersburg, on the journey Of Prince Ma
poIeon: "No reasonable Frenchman
doubts that a war is approaching. But
before entering into action, the Emperor
Napoleon wishes to know the real state
of affairs in Europe /; and he has selected
the Prince, his cousin, to obtain this in
formation. We need hardly remark that
Prince Napoleon's journey is intimately
connected with the Polish and Eastern
questions, which have lately become more
and more identical. The journey of the
Prince to Austria must be regarded as the
first step towards a rapprOchement between
him, whom a certain party designates as
King of Poland, and his future subjects.
In a word, it is clear that the Prince has
been sent to Vienna, Pesth and Constan-
, 1868-07-03

0tAS
Faubert have taken up arms, but he has
been named Constitutionally President
for four years, and he intends to remain
all to assist him.
There is a report in town that Potion
Faubert passed last hight at Fort Bezoton,
and has completely cut off Vii Lubin.
There appears to be some truth in this
report.
From another Correspondent we re-
ceived the following:
The City is still in a state Of siege, the
like of which has not been seen here for
half a century. On the 26th uIt., the in
Surgents under General Potion Faubert
attacked Fort BeZoton defended by GEN
eral Vii Lubin, and after an engagement
of four hours the rebels were repulsed
with u loss of 40 killed and seven wound
ed, among whom WIS General Narcisse.
On the Bird instant the Cacos under Gen
eral Lynch attacked the City from the
outside of the Postal, ST. Joseph and sue
ceeded in capturing the Fortress Come
and killing the General in charge but
the Fort National and Dimanche opened
fire on them aud drove them from the
position. They however rallied ard sue
ceeded 10 entering the city and took
refuge Ia several houses on the Belle Air,
but the Cavalry under the command of
Salnave completely routed them and
drove them back in terrible confusion
out Of the City on the plains, whence
they fled after an active engagement of
four hours, leaving over 100 killed and
yxo1pIo1 kooiloo p,,nvr ooo Ill.,
Government loss was four killed and Is
wounded.
Another severe attack is expected mo-
men!ly.
Business is at a complete stand still.
Exchange al $50. Specie very scarce at
SOS.
The Southern army is reinforced by
1900 men under General Hector from
Jacmel.
Salnave's force is about 1000, 800 of
whom are said to be women. He and
his staff paid a visit to the U. S. S.
"Penobscot," and it is supposed that if
matters take a more serious turn he will
take refuge on board her
General Faubert will not permit Lee
mantine Light to be exhibited till affairs
are more settled, as it tends TO draw the
fire of Salnave's troops upon his men.
We learn that the Government, how
ever much its rigour may have been re-
laxed towards American citizens, con-
tinued to be harsh and unkind towards
other foreigners. A few weeks ago a
British subject who had brought des-
patches from the Consul at st. Marc to
the Consul at Port-au-Prince was very
severely iIltreated at the instance of NJ.
Delorme. He was dragged through the
streets by soldiers and kept in custody
the whole day, and was released only on
the active intervention of the Consul. It
was officially announced that Delorme
had been appointed Minister at the Court
of St. James, but this was regarded as
only an excuse for his sudden departure.
The foreign ships of war at Port-au-
Prince were the British Steamer MuAet,
and the American Steamer PenO6ScOt.
, 1868-07-03
From the Packet Edition gfMe Cleaner, June 2

T/OW GE6 0ChcC LUttEO~ " Ec OteUHe|J June ~.
HAITI.
By the Liverpool and West India
steamship MpTican, which arrived here
on Friday Q2th inst) from Liverpool,
last Port-au-PrincF, we have received in
teIIigence from Ilaiti to the 10Th instant.
1t will he seen from the following com
munication that while the lnsurrtction-
i>ts were as determined as ever, they had,
nevertheless, made very little progress
towards attaining their object. A battle
was fought on the 3rd, between the
Cacos and the Government troops, but
there appears TO have been u slaughter
without any advantage being gained on
either Side:-
Port au.Prince, June 10th 1868.
Since the departure of the ''Royalist'
nothing of very serious occurrence has
taken place in the city. The Cacos
made u desperate attack on the 3rd inst,
at 4 a m but were beaten back after two
hours fight, with great loss on both sides;
some say the Cacos did not number more
than so, but they kept the soldiers here
pretty active all the time. The Cacos
were actually in the city all the night of
the 3rd accommodating, and planted their
flag a few yards from the Parish Church.
They have not made another attack since.
Salnave sent out the same morning a
large body Of men to drive them away,
but his men were beaten back with great
loss of life and MANY wounded. He is
determined to fight to the last, and our
position is one to be pitied. American
stuffs are f~parfully dear, also Provisions,
aud if the present state of affairs continue
much longer we know not what will be
the end All the principal stores are
closed more or less; the small retailers
have removed all their goods to places of
security. SAlnave visited the U. S. S.
"~Pen0bscot'' on Sunday last.
A few days previous he sent a deputa-
ton to Pe,lon Fauhert, asking him TO lay
down his arms, &c. &c. Potion refused,
saving he had commenced and would
continue that Salnave was unfit to rule;
and that he had broken The Constitution.
The deputatinn Consisted Of seven mem
beers. six returned. One being, of great
service to Potion Faubert was detained.
Since writing the foregoing Salnave
has issued a proclamation to this effect:
That he was abroad when Gttffard
left /; that he was sent for on his arrival
he was offered a seat rs one of the Pro-
vinciaI Government he refused he was
then named by Senate and people Presi-
dent for four years. Three months after
his appointment the Cacos war broke
out; he went to fight them those he
left in charge did not appear TO have full
filled their duties faithfully; but he has
nothing to do with their actions. When
away the army named him Dictator. but
he has never accepted the trust, and that
the Constitution is still in force. He re-
, 1868-07-03

By the SOlent on Friday, (9th inst)
correspondence from Jacmel has been
received to the 18th instant.
The force under General Hector which,
as already reported. had marched from
Jacmel towards Port-au-Prince, arrived
at and took possession of Potion Vile,
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ID r o p o 8 A l. 5.

ID o 8.
r,sPSs. WI h 4 the
.suf, St. Ioais No, until M "a iR. :" lOtS Az Of
February. 1865 Tor the sport.on Of Government
posts on he aspari riysr a hSessod daf nn the 20
lime from March %, is to October a. isSs, usisc,
From St. LOui, to Fort BufOrd Camp Cooke and Fort
:, from wyandOnc to Fort .Buford, Camp Cooke and
From FoTt LeavOnworth to Fort Buford Camp Cooke
= From Omaha to For. BufOrd. Camp Cooke and Fort
:, From Sioux City to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
FROM FORT Randall to Fort BufOrd Camp Cooke and
:, fIom Fort sully to Fort BafOrd. Camp Cooks and
FROM Fort Rice to Fort BufOrd. amp Cooke and Fort
From Fort Stevenson to Fort BufOrd amp Cooke and
From Fort BufOrd to Camp Cooke and Port
FROM Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
during the season most f.yor.6ie for psyisstoa q
'es FER e, sHss
VIII RG s M 10 be Tss
points 70 the several points Of destination above
lat fhs rate al which they will transport each on
es5 and sSd fa snsn passage e. be provided for
ing their Tations which will be supplied by the Gov.
"a, The rate per 100 pound, at which they will
traa55ip9Tt supplies H. =, u,,., IL, -.
u TRANSPORT
horses, mules cattle, anbul aneos, carts, wagons
l!roughs for feeding animals to BIO supplied br The
Just preference will be given to psrtle. who ow.
and control boats Boats will be expected to always
give the Government the preference and In no
case viii be allowed 10 carry private to tho exclusion
The contractor wi be required to transport store.
By land 10 The event Of failure By watefi and all
SSs' 10 delivered " their destination within the year
In case the contracting party falls to carry freight
as required, the Government reserves the right 10
furnish the iransPorat a the expense Of the con
construed to prevent the Government from trans
porting public supplies on any boat belonging to IN,
The G9yerRment the right to reject an, O,
Bidders are informed that no boat 10, ,d.d with ac,
1oya, Ing oyer three aud half fsst ~ ~,
and that boats will not be oured 10 10 u Port s
Bia1er :SouIa n sye Ss,r ISs' than 80 tons.
ther places q and each Pro q Is m wsi
WIN bond IN the o. ten thousand
gu.rsateefng that In ease the contract Is aWardsd
70 ihe person proposng the contract viii be accepted
nshed By said party In accordance Win ia
this advertisement. "''H '"o 'im' 81
sum Of one hnnd red thousand doiars Sloo do ~ '"e
Ihe party 70 whom the award Is made must be pre-
~ exeo1te me contract once, and 70 give the
tract ''iH'''' '"o eoh'
Copy Of blank form Of eontrae, to be entered into In
ONCE once. q the GSef a aRRSaGR 70 i b
payment q ne Missouri Fort Leayenworth Kansas
f9s Gnlst SssSr.srna'er Department Of The
.aSq ES b &c sHSR .s
BY order OF the CRAFTSMANSHIP degersl,y;s;A,
Asst. Qnh rtermAster General, u, 81
,.,, Chief auArtermsster Military Division
JAltNI oftho Missouri.
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r s. ENGINEER OFFICE,

ALBANY, N. Y, January IS, 1874
Scaled proposals Y u be received at this Office until
u o'clock, N. TUESDAY, February II, 1858, for
WORK and MATERIhLs Tor the IMPROVEMENT
OF THE HUDSON RIVER, between Troy aud Now
Baltimore, NJ ,as tollowsi
l. For from Nifty thousand to sixty I've thousand
In the dykes aud leyeled on top
3. For from two hundred and seventy thousand 70
three hundred and lty thousand feet, less OF
Pllesi oak pine chestnut, spruce net lass than
fifteen feet long.
For driving from two ndrsd and forty thou nd
to three hundred aud fifteen feet OF PIlss
more less.
4. For from six hundred and any thousand to light
and 6ty thousand feet more or less Of ssht
inch by twelve inch sawed Hemoek Timber, in pieces
Iafts ri the dykesS
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ERRsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.


NAVY PAYMAsTERs OFFICE,
No. - BROADWAY, NEW YoRK. I
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals. for Fresh
Beef and Vegetable, will be receiy At this on
until clock D. Ia the eth day Of February, 1855,
for the supply " 10 90 pounds Of fresh beef and
30 600 pounds OF fresh vegetables at the brooklyn
Navy Yard and station, us required.
The beef aud Vegetables must be Of good quality,
and the best the market Affords and each article must
be offered for by the pound the beef to be in equal
proportions, fore and Find quarters.
Bopds, with approved security WI be redulIed ~
twenty peTeen in addition W be withheld from the
amount Of each payment TO be made, as collateral
security for the duo performance Of the contract,
which WILL on no account, be paid until 1t 10 fully
complied with.
Every offer must bo accompanied by written guar.
Auty, signed by more responsible persons, that
tho bidder bidders will II his or their bid be Ac-
eepted enter into nm obligation thin ave days wi tn
good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles
proposed No proposal will he considered unless &C
compAnied by such guaranty and by satisfactory evil
lcnce that the bidder Is Regular dealer In tho ar
c.s proposed. and has the license required by Of
Congress,
proposal not considered adyantageou to the Govern
lnent. .... ......
II Is to be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity Of either articles shall be delivered. leaving
balance due on tho other article the contract may be
considered HS completed In full 4 tsf SptIqp1 q the
ja3-td PRymaster United States Navy,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

W K Norton and danehteI. Va, Rev p X csdy.
servant and two children. Ponrhfeepsie, N H,
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Wells, New York; George Gardiner and fam.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.wAsgIsaIos,, Jan, 0, ls5L.noen.,,
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FOR BALTIMORE
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FOR WAY Stations SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
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Leaye At Z 90 and tSp. m. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
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FOR WAY STATIONS.
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at T.
On Saturday :, 4, IA n and tSH m ss,,,.,,,,
Relay Stallion yiih trains from Baltimore to Wheeling
Through tickets to the West can be had at the Wash
ington Station Ticket ONCE at all hours In the day.
rSr New X IoTs phlaSelPhia and Boston, see ad'
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General Ticket Agent
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General Agent, Washington.
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lads he has imblbed tho seeds Of this Painful dis
shame. or dread Of dssoSsry. deter. him from apply
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norant and designing pretenders, who. ipeapabls .
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be obtained, and In despair leave him with RUNE,
health to sigh his calling disappointment or. b,
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ONE DoLLAR ACH

WEBS Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns
DC, Ic. Send Ten cens Tor Patent Pen fountain,
with slip describing an article In our dollar sale.
from 10 900, At same rate 70 cents fsr each and
get premium for so doing. Send u Registered Let
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opPicE AeTlSa ASSISTANT ouARTRRNAsTER.l
Sealed prop9;a,, in duplicate will be received At
this Office until II o o'9ek, N February 10, 1858.
i2,G1 Twelve th2usandl pounds OF Hay,
H.UO fourteen thOuAand) pounds OF Fodder
1900 (sixteen thOusand) pounds OF Straw
'a9as (cight thousand nine hundred aud twepty-
eight pounds Of Oats
500 (elght thousand nine hundred and sixtyl
pounds Of Corn,
To he delivered In quantities as required to the
public wants at the post OF Huntsville, Ala,
zach proposal must be accompanied by the written
Guaranty on two responsible persons that the bidder
will faithfully fulfil any contract made with the Uni
Tbe Goyornmcnt reserves to Itself the tight TO reject
any or ali bids considered unreasonable,
"' T. D. SAVAGE,
is9Dl0t First Lieut., and Act Asst Q. N.