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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-13
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In Fnnkiin county, Tenn, n Company Of German emisran,s
have recently -ttsd upon upward % 1000 acres of Land, ~hieh
bad hen purcha-~a BY an z<ent sent IN adyancs of their srrv-
Al The n.~ couers represent \ capital q sfclOoo, and IL Is
represented thai, within n E9 weeks. an additional tract u
+.pro acres viii be bDusht Sc t- same purIa---
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The schooner RoI Packet sailed on Monday
last for Kau, taking a fl cargo of lumber and house
frames for the peopleJf that district, being a free
contribution from the ople of Honolulu.
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r-TsRr Hauotaiu, on Thursday evening.
Jane I'm. ny Rev. = g. Damon, Jo--ph :. Ggrnsy % J,nh-
T. rhrum. both % this city.
PyI1axx-Bo-sE-In Brsmxn. North Germany, April Is.
Ferdinand Pfagrr, Esq. % Miss Johanna b s-~-
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Foa WIxpv aRD Poars-Per Knaaea, Nonday.
foa ssS FEsNct-co-Per Idaho, Monday, June 18th.
Foa KsUsI-Psr Hattie aDI NetiSs Merrill, this day.
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Elder Knapp has again visited the interior of the
State.
A new baptist church is aboUf to be erected.
Rev. q. p. Fitzgerald provesa painstaking super
intendent Of public instruction
\ number of Interesting and instructive discourses
upon the Book Of Esther, are now being delivered in
this city by the Rev. DR.. Scuider, which are adding
to the great popularity already enjoyed by this favor
lite clergyman.
Rev. Mr.. Lathrop. an Episcopal clergyman, CON-
paratively speaking a new accession to our resident
ministry, has already acquired an enviable reputation
and bids fair to become a prominent divine.
Rev. DIR. Stone delivered a lecture upon the pur.
poses and organization ofthe Grand Army of the Re-
public. Of which order he is a mcmber, having served
during the war as n Chaplain, that has called forth
bitter and denunciatory criticisms from the Demo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-13

w have tried him he has honor
And courage qualities that eagie-plume
Mems sOuls-and fit them for the fiercest sun,
Which ever melted the weak waNen minds
That Lutter in the beams Of gaudy Power ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
HEzxKEEzxrrzzE-sS.
nIEE


BRKEIn tbs Ciy wodassla uOgaias. May Nara L"s''
Burke , :,
are inyte 10 attend Y arrll the iuee Of Dr. N'E kiek,
No % East Fourhs.. Sauri3J next attP w
Phisdepha papers please eopy.
HuSSEYOn TUESDAY Ma 1913 Al Csob staten lsan Nolan
Irving eldest Of vsans sa Mtry y ussey to- ''a Ts'f
The relatives ,nd friend, of tie family .e repecfu7 avi " sead
the funeral residence ~ bis psruts OF ssisa o"
Thursday 7ih sI At OcocL Boat leiys Pf no - H. iN
MRAD-At LesisboO Y. peslay, MAJ = Of consaD''-
ThOluas Mesd IN the s7td year o. b., ~. 49,,
Tie relatives and dynds respectfully ri o aai %; nefa.
o the Psytesa Church SOuth salem on rhrsip ne no'a
2ocoek.
SORToN-M Mestoue France On h Of Jaui'7 H'''a
hulv. also th,se 81 g. Has,w
BcEIyu and OF his brothers Of Norsieh Com, .. ~ 70 'e"s
morning, tue ith mat
R0BBIEs-Gn this cty Tueslsy Sh n Heea la, Nf' %
S91nde ke63 o dauZh's 'l iAs 'a'e S'' '"
Funeral services at No il6We Ise as on fDurf'y haJ7
sANisiTs-on Tueasy May ., Sontl Con-. Joha y
Saunis. In tbe 92i year OF b sge. .r
The rsssys AID hsGdi % o. she ,nJ as' re- a'l % '9a %
irst al O'Clock nl kIess tran lejsrs NeAfoFz ~ ~ d.
YGN Il. Railroad
scoFELp-ou Prds5 Ap1i 10 s nsa9 r,rk ,s.'nvias.
Pa at the reseuee Of her Sua' G. d liasi Mr. h se'
Red aged d62 years
sPAt Bergen. j., weiaei,r Ny G ee c'r'si SIP he
Relative, and friends hi, saelil op ais .e %
dence, Friday MAJ g. at O'Clock ,.
STEPIEGS-At laFu Weinessg tisy g. 91rr brief Las
Paul Stephens ssmu aa Si'e hiephsas ' gesfs
and mouths
the funeral on Friday the Std nst at o I- '"ga trIa
the residence Of his plTea fniage n.sr oas asaaa i1ish
eenih-st Harlem boat leaves Peekaip al I. p.
Nev9gk 4ng Paterson rspeis please copy
sTOHt dANE-On SUNDAY. Mar a o'clock m t. Rev.
Charles p stohlms9 D. Pastor ot - M''ias"s "eA'n
The friends family tie ST. Mshev Congeso espect
fully invited TO s.te.d the uHeral on sy a . n @ ~ "a ae@
wilbs taken to Lutheran Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

lBy Telegraph
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
IA la,ug q do1bs track 10 MsueotA 49, , ., ct.--..
Morris Mulligan was committed in Chicago
yesterday te for the murder ef Jshn f1anee -
- The tug Relief capisized near Sorel, Canada' on
Tussy lud CAPT and fireman Ssfs drowned Ii, .
Uen buchanan has ordered the assembling OF
the rsIss Convention on the Let o. June
Prof Sweet completed, in Providence Yesterday,
after uGIIs 49, inmates hi task Of Wang NV "h "'"o
: The Lutheran National Synod meets in Harris
hurg odsI Over $50 delegates already there, rpesenpg Il
''1' tremendous ha-storm swept over IndianapO-
Lin estsn, The depot GIsneAe Junction MAS blown
the track -, ---, - ell -. IN
d.d three Inches diameter found amer
w The southern Press Association convened III
A,a.,. o. Yesterday Mt Lamar Of The Columbus Sm aud TD'
''' CoI r. VI. Dayton of Gen. Sheman's stat, was
h bs second Presbyterian Chureh Cincinnati. TO Mas Nellie
Ps Gen sheridan and Commodore Brsess we're among We
Many of the letters in the mail boxes robbed
am an Tu,,ay short distance east Of Htrs6aIg6 have been
sSJ | G pa whsTs boIss ouad DTahs and cheeks 70
a. snoun, IA among the letters recovered
- The Ku- Klux Klan, 10 the number OF about ~,
.ri TbomBous fNnkln. Tenn TUESDAY
Ib bat the two negroes within Aed upon
them ana aws however bsT thy had set are 70 hs
dwelling - aa.... Lo,.;,,,. .o;.oa I,,ol houae
S ed hs s5 900 reward ior the Information %
arh NJ. ssnre ss The Court decided that the TreLHl
ssnt could not lain aud awarded the eaoo IA h'H-'"s t
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were passed TO amend the code ~ procedure TO
amend the Utica city charter for the rcot OF Couey Is
land and Brooklyn Railroad CO.. TO Incorporate the Pco
pies Mutual WarchOusing and Security CO.. Of New York
The Conference Committees on the NeW-IOrk County
and City Tax Levies reported basis of agreement bo
tween the two Houses, which oOncurfed IN.
Mr. JONES called mp the resolution providing Tor the
appointment of Select Committee OF three with power
10 send for persons and papers TO examine into the a
fairs Of the State Prisons. Adopted.
The Conference Committee ON the state Charity Bill
reported that they had agreed, and the report was
adopted
Tie usual committees were appointed to wait upon the
Governor and senate. -
Mr. j. L. FLAGG, from the Committee on Federal Rela
tiOns, made a report the condition OF the country
concluding with the following resolutions which were
adopted:
Rolrs5 That aggression Congress p,s e rights Of tie
the the coordinate branches e & Jp7tumen
indicate asde the JOhslltOa nd - uestt0E
the liberties Of the people.
esOsd independence Of the judiciary essen, % tie
integrity Of the Consultation gud the rights 0 tie rfeus sud t Ne
protest against act Of Congress infringing upon
the ta OF Peidenf Johnson
impeachment has established The la0cenre oi that
high funoIar that bis conviction would be- regarded by the people
false judgment Of partisan Court and es crime against the m
and heag of a Republican forn OF tovernmsut
The hour for final adjournment having arrived the
Speaker announced the adjournment sine ds or the As
sembly.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
ALBANY.
THE LAST HOURS OF LEGIsLATION-THE GOV
ERNORS VETO on WHITEHALL AND PLATTS-
BI'RGH SUSTAINED.

TIE LAST HOURS OF LEGIsLATION-THE GOV
ERNOR'S VETO ON WHITEHALL AND PLATTS-
BURGH SUSTAINED.
ALBANY, May 6.-BOth Houses agreed to ad-
journ to-day at a o'clock The Senate did it at the ap
onted time and in good order The Assembly dissolved
by the Speakers decision at 40 in wrange and WIN
more bitterness and illfeeng existing than has at any
time heretofore characterized its proceedings Az 2-V
Mr.. Fiagg from the Committee Federal Relations TO
ported resolutions denOuncing Congress Ahe ne
publicaus Immediately commenced to deiea' tnein
by calling the yeas and nays The calls were
Those Republicans who attempted to explain ther Pos
ton choked down. But they insisted 50 loIcloy
that the Speaker was finally obliged to recognize e lac
OF there being minority present While the vote was
benz taken the hour of adjournment aflyeu Dut the
fDcaer Insisted that the calling OF the roll should be
continued aud 10 until 90 minutes OF O'Clock,
when lie announced the resolutions adopted, ana the
House adjourned All the Republicans voted IN the mega
tive inc OF feeling had prevailed all the morning.
and the scene the close was all the more disSracefu
for IT, .,
IL was Thought this morning that the Senate would
gree 10 AN Executive session. and confirm the nOmlna
tinus OF the Governor. It expected that enough
democrats would Join with the FentOn Republicans TO
nave sucl session When I2 O'Clock arrived the hour
Tor executive session.. Mr. F0gcr moved to take
tess and II was carried by the following vote. 10 is
oppcr that Mr. Parker would have voted I'm the
negative il there had bOen chance for Executive
session:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
MEXICO
A REVOLUTION IN THE cAPITAL-JCAREz
1-TN

REVOLUTION IN THE CAPITAL-JCAREz
FLYING.
HAVANA, May G.-The English Mail Steamer
Mersey has arrived from Vera Cruz on the I'd inst Pas
sengers by her report that before sailing telegram
received at Vera Cruz. announcing revolution In the
Capitol and that Juarez flying to the Texas
frontier with t his possession The Vera CT1E
Journal and private letters silent upon the subject
Tbe American tnen-ofwar Ossippee Suwannee, and Re
saea and the English -of-war Chantcleer, were at
MaTatan, where other American vessels were expected
CelIO the acting Bishop Of Mexico, Is dead The GOV
ernIent dsapproved OF the action OF the Governor
OF Yueatanin suspending the elections. Senior Romero
had published documents against GEN. OrteRa.
Mr. Plumb the acting American Minister, had pre-
sented document from the Government AZ Washington,
expressing regret and sympathy IN the matter or the at
tempted assassna ton OF Juarez who responded III sn
address thanking the Minister and American Govern
ment and expressing the wish 10 preserve always ami
rcd and seventy thousand dollars OF the Englsh and
French bonds had been purchased Tor N5O,OOG fVOV
more had been appropriated for the same purpose Gen
FscObedO was superntendng the building or telegraph
line 10 San Luis PotOs. Gen La Carrc and william
Prtehard have made proposition to Congress to run
steamship line from Vera Cruz New-Olleans ana ErOpo
at moderate subventiOn. An attempted conspiracy At
Orjzaba had been defeated. Collectors OF customs
throughout the Republic have been enioned TO pay
All drafts on the National Treasury. The death
penalty has been abolished. Adyices from C0hma
state that a priest who commanded parry
of bandits at Toluca had been captured Gen. vega ne-
nies breaking his word in recently escaping zen. ba
eardo has defeated Cen NeTete The usual nInDef OF
murders and rObberics Is reported.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MAakgrs.

N,wOuRIs. MAY 6-corn, 81 oaeStG5 Oats ..9Se. nav
,sSIsH por S2s 5O srre Lani aOe BaeOuShoalesf hic
,ss sides lee coouMhas 3lse Ns~'iork sans hisoaHss
Ps spS C. Nav e-sprits Tupeniise sle Ros9T
spsd az Is; 30. l. - 50 Pale, 70 ''9 30 d" N'""n-Nm
dlings, 3Oc. . - ,,tiAi.~ aI09Iie
CaARLEsrsN, Nay 6-Cotten--A Aldanns Si""haS
IrersTA NAV 6-C Cotton- -Mitdlng' Sf . a..
pr.xaIo Nav 6FlerT-Ciy 6round spring SV % Wisconsin
bUnta se@ale Wheat-No. Chicago, ~ 81 Red OAR.
81 "a rs, No Muaukss offered at ~ IS. Generalization, ~ OIL
"SisS.sSSrT May e.-flOar-PsnIy $t9*ll S whsat-wm.
Ter "a coo S8es or No and ~ - St No SsEa aas1p Oats
s oh,cee s6a 80 Lps and 90 25@sN 50 Tor Leaf
ssl IN Si7ic nr Clear Rlb and Clear Sides Lard i9e
CHcAGo MAY e--FlooT-spnS BIss ~ 81 Ssm wheat-No
aiIe New S6s1e. Oats, 1e Re-lssa Snd4 3d. Barley
3 az for No 10 sample lots ~ 20G ~ ~ Mess Pork So
4s9s SOi Ordinary, S2L Ramp Pork S3 GAd l9i d2oc o
Prime CIV Steam Country 9o Shoulders, c. 1--we Hogs S8 3
SaD Beef Cattle, Is i5at9 6st
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE HUDSON BAY TERRITORY.

THE HUDSON BAY TERRITORY.
ST ArtGsrfo EsEaPH rHE TRlBrsL
LONDON. Nav G.--The entire domain belong
ing to the Hudson Bay Company is to he ceded to the
Crown.
THE IRISH CHURCH-A DIVISION EXPECTED TO-DAY
A GREAT TORY MEETING
division is expected 10 take place in the House OF
Commons tomorrow night 9th inst) the remainder OF
the resolves proposed by Mr. Gladstone IN reference to the
Irish Church. meeting was held nst James Hall to-
day in favor OF the continuance of the Irish Church es
tablishment The attendance immense, and the
proceedings very noisy and turbulent. The Archbishop
of Canterbury occupied the CHAR and the platform was
crowded with the most prominent men Of the Tory party
The Archbishop Of Canterbury on taking his position
made speech in furtherance of the objects OF the meet
ing The Lord Mayor then rose and moved series OF
resolutions favor of the continued union OF state ana
Church which were seconded by the Bishop OF Oxford
The Archbishop Of York also presented resolutions TO the
effect that an attempt TO overthrow the Irish Church was
an attack upon the Church Of England ana movement
toward the establishment OF Papacy upon the coun-
try There was much tumult and confusion at this point
OF the proceedings The resolutions finally adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
THE CIERKENwELL EXPLOSION.
A nolle proseqid has been entered by tho Attorney
General in the case of MuaDy who became Queens evil
dence against Burke aud the other Clerkenwe explosion
conspirators, -st -
....s.- CHESTER RACES
The Tradesmen's Plate of 200 soveregns in specie,
added to handicap sweepstakes Of 25 soveregns eacn
was won by Mr.. Hodgman's threeyear old colt, Paul
Jones carrying s5 u; Mr. g. McCearys fouryear old colt
GOodwoOd, carrying 116 10, being second. There were
3s subscribers Sc declaring forfeit The distance was
about two miles and quarter and the betting was to
against Mr. Benefits DalbY; to against Bracken
20 TO against Cathness 25 to against Paul Jones' and
/ 900 20 20 against GoOdwood.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
Sptthll Autit,s.


The Magic Ash-Siiter.Gh, made Of ois non 'i - h'fe
fore verv durable Sfsmpe eonriucoa ard sel'ss s9'' s'
easily get arranged that The dg cannot sSn
m neu, ysntasg over tue orIory se Asi hfr
il economical its price being sitting tis ashes n lgee ioS'
Ofeoal~ Oaee No. 25i Broadway, Nes-iot&
American InstttuteA stated nostg meeting val " o'd
THIS Thur4s EVENING at O'Clock. az = rooms - toe Ceef
building Aer hs regular business ass beea disposed o. NAtm
WOSR HAWKINS wispsk Of he great bone atV tEhl ned
near and give representation upon the bick"h
tie complete snnal HORAOh 6hthbhA Ff1a.ii"@
J. w. CHAANERs Secretary pro TEN
Union RepnbiicBn General ConHter .. 'he Cy q Eew
C0unn,tes
sIl he held THURSDAY EVENING Say q 1888. a. 0sf
their Hedluers No 97 Broadway corner Of lwee - -
WLLIaH DRUNuOSD, / s..,,-s, T. j. HfHiAh, Chfirnss-
CHAgLEs STR0NG,
Chamber of COnne rce-The Apnui sesug o. the CbiWbet
Of (Omaere be held THIS DAY, a one ocock m snn "a
election be held officers for tue ensuing ~ 0iieE
'T'Gl JOHN AUSTIN SrEYKNS y, S''ret,rl
All Loyal soldiers snd sailors inv.si 70 ,I,sas
MEETING at Hail Thirteenth . Third anf trts
ave hursiay EVENING oeet for TIE paIpose OF e
Soldiers and Sailors h-tens Convection ~ ~
bsI At Chicago Mar 49, Geu HUDSON LAWRkNCk Ten DkhNls
n BIRKR MAJOR JOSEPH FORBES Capt WAGsIAFi Osp, b.
4 HOGAN Cant NJ CRRGAN. Sergt WIN FkiUtUSDel stig lAs
MURRAY Prvsts JOHN TRSGASXiS irTt gheIAntyF y fhSn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Continued nom First Psge.


NIT the question to tine senate when the inquiry was
made I yI-...t
Pending the consideration OF the various orders iu re-
gard to tho mode Of voting and the admission OF the re-
porters during the final deliberations, motion to take
recess prevailed and at O'Clock the doors were opened
to the public IHHfS
II 20 minutes before the Senate again called to
order.
The CHIEFJUsTICE said that he understood the case
TO be closed both sides that nothing further was to be
submitted The business In order the several
pending propositions. .r . |#
Senator HENDRICKS believed the questions now pend
ing before the Senate be considered in secret ses
sion. but he would that the Senate, by unanimous
CONSENT would proceed consider them as If II had re-
tired.
The CHIEF-JUsTICE-The OnlymOtion in order is that
the Senate retire deberaton that the doors be
closed. AVA. II. ..
Senator FIsSSENDEN-I would suggest that the mo
ton be modified that the audience retire, and that we
consider them in secret session.
Mr.. HENDRICKS--I move that the Senate retire with
out disturbing the audience, by unanimous consent.
CHIEFJUSTICE-nt there be no objection.
Mr.. HENDRICKs-That consider this in public as
II we had retired that what is said in regard these
rules shall be SAID in public.
Mr.. CONNEss-That ls that debate shall be allowed.
Mr.. HENDRICKS-Debate to the extent of 10 minutes
The CHIEEJUsTICE-The ChiefJustce uninks it
proper the Senate that that reyerses its whole
order of proceeding but there objection it can be
done.
Several Senators objected. % I. lIf.
The CHIEF-JUsTIcE stated the question to be on the
motion Of Mr.. Hendricks.
Mr.. EDMUNDS moved as an amendment that the doors
be closed.
Mr. HENDRICKs-Ift the Senate will allow me, my sole
object is to the limit of debate. There is no ne
cessity to disturb the audience or anybody else.
The CHIEF-JUSTICE interrupted TO say that debate
was not IN order He put the question Mr. Edmundss
motion, and il carried, and at ~ O'Clock tie doors
were closed for deliberatiOn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
GTNATE AIRANN- Mav

Bills were passed Authorizing Savings Banks
to lend money on county and city bonds Incorporating
the New-AmSterdam Savings Bank 0f New-NOrk cOu-
hrming the corporate acts OF the Dspen,
sary OF New-YOrk authorizing the COneY Island and
Brooklyn Railroad Company TO change its route 10
facilitate the construction of the Newburgh and Wakt
Valley Railroad approprsting $4,000 in aid of the
Buffalo and Washington Railroad.
The reports Of the Conference Committees on the New
York City and County Tax Levy bills were cOnCurred in.
At IL o'clock the President announced the hour for
executive session. Mr. FOLGER moved recess OF 80
minutes which carried 20 to q and thus the cNecu
tive session fell At $3.50 the President declared the Senate
adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

PEORIA, MAY 6.-'rhe Illinois KepnbIlc@an can
State Convention met in this city to-day and was tgy
attended The following tickrt was nominated Gen.
j. NJ Palmer FOR Governor, Col. John Dongher-
y for PnnIoen J0S Of PEORIA sda
for Secretary Of State; l.. L. lppineott OF Cass
for Auditor NJ Bates Of Marion for state ana
The delegates TO the National Convention we're instructed
10 vote for Gen. II. S. Graut.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
THE COLI. .HIscoCK MURDER TRIAI-THE JURY

ALBANY, May C.-The jury in the COle-Iiis-
cock case not having agreed at p. Judge lmgraham
sent for them and said that he should have instructed
them that the crime Of killing without premeditated
design with dangerous weapon in the heat OF passion
Is in the third degree; and that u lhey
Wet the prisoner OF that onense. The prisoners
counsel excepted an protested against this charge on
At 10 in ndge Ingraham, having ascertained mat the
iurT had NOT then agreed remarked that he would Wall
the verdict until IL O'Clock p M, alld IL not teh re
celved would be in 10 receive their yerdlei Al
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
COLOMBIA

The Panama Star and Herald. April 2S, says
that within the past eight days IA steamers have arrived
at and l6 sailed from Aspwall and Panama % foreign
ports Hereafter there viii be % seagoing steamers en-
tering ana the same number sailing from these ports
monthly. nearly one daily. including sundays These
steamers trade direct with nearly 90 different ports The
dry season holds remarkably we'll ram Of any i'm
pOTtanCe having fallen yet.
The Cabinet Ministers OF BOgOta have all resigned,
and a new lot has been appointed Another reyO-
luton has beon discovered IN the State Of Bolivar which
was speedily queled
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
FENIAN CONVENTION IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, May GA Convention OF all
the Penan Circles m Rhode Island held Ia this city
to-day. Gen. John O'Nen was chosen President, ana
James D0wney, Speaker Of the House An address was
adopted expressing confidence n the integrity OF Gen.
John ONe President Of the Fenian brotherhood. ana
urging the brethren everywhere to fall into line ana D
one strong determined effort break the shackles that
bind long ensaved Ireland. In tho evening crowded
and enthusiastic meeting of the friends OF Irish liberty
was held at which Mr. DOwney presided, and Gen ONe,
prof BrOphV aud JOhu Rallory delivered addresses.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

THE OPEN SESSION.
After the doors had been opened, Mr.. Cragin made
report of which the following u condensation:
col. FoRSI.Y's AccouSTs ,....
The Committee appointed under the Senate resolution
OF April 18TH to investigate the accounts Of Col Forney
Secretary OF the Senate from the date OF his election 10
the present time to-day presented detailed report
from which Il appears that the total advanced
20 him Is slg6,Tlt which Is all satlsIactony &C &C
Se"SS tSe Committee. portion of these vouchers
not yet been passed upon by the Auator S ts 5e
tou that the Secretary is creditor to a small
amount. and that losses have been sustained Dy the
STATE that the evidence taken By the Commttee COM
pletely vndcates him from such mpuatons In view OF
lion OF the resolution OF Investigation which were
we'll calculated TO provoke serious doubts regard
fund they felt 1t be their duty to bestOw particular
attention the question OF an alleged defacatom OF
misuse of that fund the hands Of the Secretary They
state that from the evidence taken IL Will appear that
the aetua aud disbursements OF the Senate con
Officers OF the senate assigned TO that particular
duty by the Secretary he prepares upon tne
control Of the safe In which they kept and makes All
disbursements therefrom. The secretary signs sne
reauisltiOns but in no receives pays out the
moneys drawn II win be seen, therefore, that this
financial eeriship office Of much importance; ana
that the persOn WHO s II should be man OF high iDteg
ry and The report says that Samuel
of Pennsylvania who filed the office OF tinanca CleTK
responsbe for the larger part OF the whole deficit Of
s354s6 lie had exclusive control OF the moneys when
the deficit occurred. He acknowledged msapplcaton
10 his own use Of $4,000 and admits that he s responsible
for whatever deficiency existed at the date OF MS res
ignatiOn. but his explanations are not entre
tory ns they leave naccOunted for amount OF Sl2O
The report speaks Of the high reputation OF M Wagner
previous to the discovery This $4,000 remains unie-
counted for but there evidence which points to any
ono except financial clerk responsible Tor m loss
amount OF the deficiency and must bear Us unless ne
shall reimbursed by the transfers OF property made 70
him by his subordinate In any event there can oe no
loss to the Treasury. .<,--,..
The report signed by the members of the Committee
Messrs. Cragln. Drake and Buckalew
The Court at ii5 D. m, adjourned ...... ..H f.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
THE WEATHER.

RKsARxs-Mong-Driry and dOe rain e O'Clock overcast IRON
Aa.rpoon-OveAst 45 cloudy 10 snuseL hsepp
Ven sisudJ overcast hsn lo very eo1yi overcast O II
to H. .-,,,,-- -, -. -. S.,..n ID tn. s.sepe
Rhs. ne the ohef satellites interior etsepted no"
| ns,r tbe te sdgewise II can be
Som sr scar psBst BY IT'S much greater motoa ana s
sronnd the planet 10 he nora ~ ~
-. hi nn,sa then more than degrsss 10 hour