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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

INoR sALE-A PONY BUILT Bay HORSE, SOUND
and KIND, between and years Old Inquire Mt No. iiS
Liberty street, stables.
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TNAsHION COZ RISE, l.. I.-TROTTING.-THURsDAY
IL usust ~, at o'clock =. NJ. Match gl,N0 mile
heats. VIM. BSds Dr. stallion oung Lawrence;
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture for sale, properly OF family eavng city
Psror suit Sa $'75 $50; ttaseres, Book
case Panoforte kr 1916; Chamber and Dining furpurs
China Glass and Silver Ware, half cost ln1ns ~ "
West Sixteenth street, between Filth ard si,1h avenues.
fNARpL1s AND FURSfrr -HousEKEEPERs srP.
" piled with Carpets Furniture, betding' "cy on cay
keegsrs n. NELLY CO,
corner Twenty 1fth street and si'ih avenue
f-og PRIVATE sALF-THE ENTIRE Ds TiiE fLg.
T. tnrt fgost hold FuItie Blunkss, Nci go le hoe JI
flitu an SiNth
49,, u SIX Ff fERT,,K u GROrE. ~ Beaver slrecL
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates Of passage greatly reduced and as low a any othcr
line.
steamers OF We above line ies,e p,ac2 nor, on ''er'
-Four times month,
On let, oh, 10th and lih,
except when those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
vious. =.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
and attendance free.
September L. AkIZONAt Captain haury connecting with
CONsTI ION, Captain HUDSON.
Steamer leaving Sepcmn connects closely win steamer
China and Japan. =. 49,,
icks, the wharf, foot OF Canal street
y. X. BABI, Agent
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GOVERNMENT TENTS FOR CAMP MEETINGS FOR
~ sale or rent also Harness, Saddles, Blankets, Military
Clothing, &c from govenn ent sales Send for circulars
PITkIN X CO., No. D Park place.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
FASHION GOV RISE, l.. I..TROTTING.-rHURsDAY
Aa1 Wn 81 S0ia b. Nj ssA ,o g.
Isaac Con ,es roam stallion vsrmoa j. 6HAMBERs.
VI RAMP INAUGURATION RUNNING MEETING
1AHHAaAssssEEEE a ssEEadASsh4 E4SH ASSOCIATION F2sk,
ruEopAY, wtDSfs1lhY wfIpSitsnl 4 X AND Hp THURSDAY,
August 2b, 26 and %, 1868.
First RD P.9 f.s y s5
Horses ssasn once swsa ss %es three
olds, s25 each, p and $500 added. Two mites Closed
THIRD RAoE~Premum 81, 800; for all ages. Three mro
FOURTH RAoE.-The Sequel Stake for year ODDS 81
each half forfeit and $500 One mile Closed With 10
nominations.
The frs. each day viii come of punetuary a. s9
stand oarasss es Badges en ns the beer 70 Sd
mission and the PRIVILEGES Of the Quarter Stretch d1Ig w
nsy Lafayette Hail. office Of the linton Railroad Company
@ Westminster street, City Hotel and at the entrance to the
have been made With The American
a6P NJ on each day of the races giving those who wish an
opportunity TO vst Newport and return the next morning at
or II O'clock
THE AMERICAN BRASS BAND,
Twentysz pieces will Sa a T. a'ispapGe zach asy
GEORGE H. SMITH, Secretary.
rCRor on THE UNION HALF MILE TRACK. SEVENTY.
d second street az nd h9om'nTdaie S3ad Thnrsd1 Anyas
=. r. 81, Tor fnO side. Mr.. McNanu names La.y NC,
Mr. Lyons names Renown, Mr. Hope names Roeke' oil to
harness. best 3in6
TTNIoN COURSE, L. 1-rRorTING- THURSDAY. Az
~ gust e. at p. NJ, match $3.50 mile heats In 8, in
harness TO wagons Owners b. Teaser, owners roam
WM SHAW, PIoptetor .
SPORTTNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sae-Medicnes for all Diseases Prepared Food for
nocking birds at B. DoVEY'S Nos and Greene street.
corner of Canal.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
N FRANCIS BUTLER, No 3 Peck slip. Buffers IDfal-
ble Mango Flea Extermnator, 1bc.; buers
work, az. Extra stock Dogs. Ferres for sale.
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continental Telegraph Companies win not entertain
Investigate complaints delay IA unrepeaied
sa,es.
NoTror-The public Informed that the New York, New
found and and London Telegraph Company will make every
correct and rapid transmission OF all MESA
g.. bn they vii not incur accept any liability whatever
for transmission OF TIE n from the
their civ their destination: will
they Itbi ty arising from delay by
reason OF dent cable wire or instrument The
rnmpAny viii cousent 10 be liable under circum
to- hatever dana or otherwise, Tor
ss resu tag Mistakes delays 9th causes In
enus,e to them beyond the return
the charge according to the company out OF
tc receIvel aud then IN case the message
shsud Transmission when the hands OF the New
York, New oun Land an London Telegraph Company
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AT 4s4 BROADWAY LOOSE AND SET DIAMONDS
"A Gold Watches Gold ewelry solid Sverware, Silks and
Shswls, bought sold and the largest loans negotiated
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CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF CARRIAGEs.-A
~ large assortment consisting of four and SIX seat Phae
tons and Rockaways Depot Wagons, Bucges, &c; sec
H. MOONEY 81 Liberty street.
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EOR HAVANA bfRFCT.-rHE HhMB RGAaERIcAN
Il Packet tOnpsny's iron mai steamship
bO.bssIA, captain y. &. Frauxen,
VIII sail Sa'thday, september "a, lUr Havana
iDue Iiu"tl bs the Ii.UfONIA. fhufs nv. patobs %
In.s+Hf ft-st --tfj an ~. UI frfp.cv.
&. ... "a, lttn BOA. tenti.l p.4-a.r Arc7's.
.......... ~. Dat,lay street.
Gi broad street
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fOST OFFICF NOTICE.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Theo ais for Europe VIII be despatched from this
Tuesd ~, Thursday Ssuray cosing n, ~ O'Clock
noon, and at stations and y, II t5; g. q and D. II 25;
and y, VI 10, and g., at III O'Clock A. NJ
Also on Wednesday, notice OF the closing which
VIII c posted Al The tenefal Once aud the stations Tues
dayP.M JAMES KELLY y M
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I WANT TO BUY DOUBLE TRUCKS THAT WILL
floor than twenty-five barrels, new or second
hand also Horses and horse Truck Address M,
box 5,642 Post ohce.
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L,OR BERN rA-THE Al ExTREME CLIPPrR STEAM
ship fah kee Lesssns master, the United stste
and her Bnannic MsJestys mails viii sail por,
September at T. NJ from pier " East river, making wo
trips per month until further notice. For ei. or
having superior accommodation, apply to
SARDNEK X HARVEY, Agents
Sout .trs.f
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LNOR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. c., AND
II Alexandria Va. Expr.ss tine.
The fine steamship EMPIRE, CAPTAIN Price, Is now
loading at pier |! East river, aud viii sail saturday
August ~ at 4 I. ".
For balance of freight apply to
JAMES HAND,
1l9 Wal street, corner OF south.
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EoR CHARLESTON, 8. G., THE FLORIDA PORTS
u and the South and Southwest Regular Lne.-Tbc Al
fast and reliable steamship MONTEREY, c. kyier,
mander, will sail Wednesday September q AZ NJ, from
pier II t. Re- foot OF Wall Through bits of lading
al points South and Southwest Agents I'm Charleston Ra-
venel Coz forward all goo free Of commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 73 william street.
The fine steamship sARAGOSSA will sail the following
Ned
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AT HYMAN's 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
N street-Libera advances made Diamonds and
Watches silverware, &c, will the highest market
price for the same.
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(lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANy.-FOR NOR
~ folk, City Poin, Ard RchmoniNew elessn. "a.
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGtRA. One Of Inc above
and 'Richmond Tuesday. Thurs,av ami Saturday, at
r. M from pier North river foot OF Reach street.
Ing with the seaboari, Inland Air Line vreina
Air Line, sonthsic anil Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond and Dsnvlc AMI Virginia Cenri Railroads, taxi
ing reight and granting through bills hing 10 all points
South and Southwest Bls o. lailng sgne the pier up
CANT stateroom accommo iaiion, apply To
N. I. M'CREADy, President,
q ,xnb cnr,,ar
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AT 697 BROaDwAy.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
N Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, Silks, &c. The same
bought and sold. JAMES Y. MATTHEW'S.
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS F0
~ sale-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food fC
moeking BIRDS at b. DovEY'S, Nos. and Greene stree
corner of Canal.
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-foI'loAI e., H4NN4s ,,,. .I,,I.',s rAtsrEes
bOai - NkNIAsi, ~ DJANEg R.ET. near Pr1l way
banners fof al uarss ready PAINTED aud to orisr
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ATNO. Q WEST TTENTYTHIRD STREET, FIFTH
n Avenue Hote-Losns and Sales promptly negotiated OF
Diamonds, Watches and other valuable securite tes.
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DRIvATE STABLE wANTED.-A SMALL STABLE,
L with accommodations for two horses and three car.
rages between Fourteenth and Twenyhth streets AM
Third Seventh stalls for horses must De ON
ground stable must contain and WATER also
washing facies having such stable to rent may
address Stable box 020 Post odlce
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GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
T To san Francisco via Panama, by Pacific Man Steam
''' ARIZONA,
sailing on rv ,,,-..
by this steamer SaA Francisco
about days advance Of shpmcb ~ North American
Steamship Compsnys departure o. sepembers. 6.
WELLS FARGO A co.
Freight Agents T.. A.. ). 4. 90.
Pier " North river, foot oi Cana street
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At 81 THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR WALLACK'S
n theatre pay the highest price for Diamonds, Wauches
and Jewery, or advance on the same.
ISAACS, Diamond Proker
81 Thirteenth street.
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T HIS JEwELRY STORE, 557 BROADwAY-DAvID
n N. DAVIS advances money Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry and Silver Ware business strictly private Open
from ga. N. to sP. NJ.
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DRIvATE STABLE TO LFT-Eo EAST THikTf-
ninth street 2Hx60 with eight stalls above ground Apply
10 WIN. b. NOkTHRCP, 3l2 Broadway.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11
HEnxEP1as County, TROUBLES.

J HeDnepin County for years has been
anxious to again have the. member Of
Congress from this District, begging,
entreating and demanding, torgctful
that Hon. Cyrus Aldrich was from their
county, aud that other localities might
be Interested. It did for awhile re-
joice over one candidate, but now a.
ments it's unfortunate condition ID hav.
ing ut least three gentlemen who desire
/ e serve us rs. In this respect our neigh
bo 'r,' are to be pitied, and the more
fearful should We be when we contem.
plate the sad fact, that each Of the fac.
tions in the contest is determined TIM.
if they fail, their rivals shall not ,nc
coed. A few days since tho Morrison
clique cleaned ont Washburn and HI.
friends in organizing Grant and Col.
~ club, whercupon Washburn attempt
"a g revive ! political organization 81
last fall, q % opposition show. Nor.
erisoD succeeded however ia colecting his
4issds 4 officers in this concern, and
the Washburn crowd 1t once concluded
J i would y good policy 70 compromise,
that the interests Of the party demand
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ACCEPTED BIDS FOR WooDt AND
tHAY.-Tho following are the accepted
BIOS tor furnishing ~ood and hay to
the different posts in this military dis.
t-ict s.: -. H.s.zSz.s 1,s.snl .s.,sz.. z...;, IL
Theodore Borup, for Fort Wads::
worth, D. T., wood 1924 per cord; hay
S6.44 per ton. For Fort Ransom, B,
T., hay 1897 per ton. :.s..st ~ .,..l il,
: l.. Il. Tubbs, for Fort .Abercrombie,
D. l., wood $4.75 per cord hay, $3.50
per ton. ,gs..I Ss}$iI:s [. a3srsz t.4s4.s s.
Daniel s. Moore, for Fort Ransom,
.. +, wood, 1924 psr cord. .ss 9a
y. w. Nash and II. L. Carver, for
Fort Smelling, MINI. wood, 45.14 psr
cord. ~ Pres. s4 ....., 4.
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WASHINGTON IN juno st il under.
8 stood that : ID bill providing for Is, ID.
mission Of Colorado, viii b called up II
e day o. two, b. Gov. Yates, Chairman
Of tho Committee on Territories. There
i but little opposition on the part II
radical Senators 70 admitting her.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ =s.F 1E3fs June 6. 1868.

Httl;an Raye and John Hoddert
sSIRS: You and each Of you are hereby notified to
appear at this Office on the 31sT DAY OF JULY 1865
ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of the said day, aud
Entries Nos. Q69 and go, made by you April 18th,
1865, upcn the sc and the sw section TO- towrshp
49, range a. In tho District of lands subject to sale At
St. Cloud, Minn., should not be Cancelled, as John
Parks alleges an abandonment thereof by you, and
proposes then and there to show the same when you
will be permitted to contest such showing.
-..-s, > Ii. c. WAIT. Register,
junell.ew% II. G. BURBANK, Receiver. 7
RI S. LAND 0FTICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" June 10, 1865.
David Hurd and albert Jackson:
slRs: W" and each ef you are hereby notified to
1885, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of the said day,
and then and there show cause why your Homestead
Entries Nos. 1877 AID 1928 made by you November
1865, upon thes Il ne n Sc NV 4, -HseH SEA
trct Of lands subject to sale at St; Cloud, Mimi,
should not DO cancelled, ~ Burton Gray alleges an
abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then
and lheres chow the same when you VIII be permit
ted 70 contest such ''o1 m S WAIT, Register
junell -ewll II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
Z AND OFFICE, 81. cLOUD, MIMI, e.
1 =. ss1' y juno 9, 1865. .s%
Jonas G Bear:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this once
on tho Arm DAY OF AUGUST, 1s6s, at 10 O'Clock in
tho forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
caass why your HemesteAds Entry No. 22l4, made By
you November =, 1865. upon the 50 So section :,
: q sw sw * scl4 section ., township 13o. range IS
In the District Of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud
MINI, should not ls cancelled. as Elwarl Elmer al
then aud there to show the same, when you will be
p's'o''''1 = so''sss' I'll Il. 6. wAir. Register.
june11-exll j. H. 9. BURBANK, Receiver.
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THE OVERLAND ROUTE.

By the postscript to w. B. Ms let
ssr published in this issue, il will be
seen that the prospect is exceedingly
good for a line Of. coaches from this
point to Helena City. So soon as this
route j. open tho crowds Of Montana
gold seekers will patronize it, and St.
Cloud will be promincn! Quitting de-.
: pot for them. .> 80 ., ~ J -
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INDIAN NEWS.

Helena, Montana papers state that
the Indians are stealing stock in the
Missouri Valley. They have already
driven away two hundred head Of stock
Farmers are pursuing them. ''' i
The Topeka, Kansas, Record, d
Saturday, says dispatch from juno.
ton City, to Governor Crawford, states
that the Cheyenne Indians had left the
Kaw' Reserve, and were on Lyon
Greek, driving off settlers and destroy.
ing everything a. they went. .'2'~4@ =,
#1Advices are also received from Cot
tonwood Falls, that some five hundred
wild indians were on Diamond Greek
driving of stock and committing othe,
depredations. About twenty 1--WE fami.
lies had come into Cottonwood Fall.
for protection. ~. .2;:147AG 5et}5 hHa ;:
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We aro happy TO notice that Sem
ator Ramsey has procured tho passage
through the Senate Of : bill for coach
mail service from Fort Absrorombis q
Helena. ID 81 hfssss
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STATE NEWS.

Col. Holt, of Sank Rapids, keeps
from eighty to one hundred swarms Of
bees.
The nomination Of j. B. Hubbell,
of Mankato, as collector of Internal
Revenue for Montana Territory has
been rejected. ..:;
"A very heavy rain visited Manka.
to last Thursday. The rain fell in tor.
rents, aud the streets we're flooded. In
some instances in crossing, the horses
had to swim. III
-Several tons Of granite were taken
from st. Cloud on Monday, for the
new Custom House, at St. Paul.
T. We are informed that Klameroth'e
chair factory, just outside the city lin.
it, on the road to Major Hatch's resi-.
dence, was struck By lightning during
the storm Of Sunday evening, and burn.
ed to tho ground with all its contents.
Pres. s>..'~ ~'.''. - il.
/. FoR ST.. CLouD.-About fifty Swe.
dish emigr,nts went to st. Cloud on the
passenger train yesterday afternoon
TIE morning train took nearly as many.
cf6M.n VIM 49,. ...,... ~.
The storm Of last Thursday even,
ing damaged the Merchants Hotel in
81. Paul considerably. Abort twenty
feet Of tho roof aud oneu,of the chin.
neys had disappeared tho next morn.
ing, probably struck BY lightning. : =.
.; Major j. H., Donaldson, Of Farm
ingtoD, is opening q farm of fifteen
hundred acres in Mower County; He
has about twenty teams breaking and
hopes to have the entire tract in wheat
next season. Hastings Gazette. LII l.
sss.= AS. . MI. Slatterly, Of Greenfield,
was breaking q young horse, he was
thrown from the animal and had his
shoulder badly fractured z I. on Tues
day, Mr., Sullivan, vhile driving with
his wife, Was thrown. from hi. wagon
and considerably injured j. il hoped
not fatally. So says the Wabasha Her.
aid. = s.1. q.
A little girl b the name Of Mira
Touring, died o. tho 9th ult., from
tie effects d chloroferm. 81. had i
NEWS q her nose which disdgured her
looks very much, and her parents
thought best to have it removed, and
tho operation was performed BY Drs,
Kimball and Goodrich Of Minneapolis
The Chloroform was administered BY !.
skillfnl and careful Physician Of six.
teen years practice, but i proved fatal !;
the ohloroforn acted . poison to tho.
child. Everything va done that.
could 30 done 20 restore the little ono,
but oil Ma IL vain. A1oko Pres. |.
. y
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"a il, and that il would Is suicidal .
persist 10 opposition.
After the manner Of their organ, the
St. Paul Rrsss, they withdrew" Mr..
Morrison being mercifdl, agreed q
their proposition that the breach b
healed BY blending Of the two clubs
into one, which was done, and after N
election Of officers tho following 'resolu,
ton striking straight from the shout
der, and sending to grass Tho Pres.
and It's sickly follower, tho Minneapc'
lis NriLsnewas INTRODUCED, and cram
med down the threats Of the Nashburn
men, without remonstrance from thcm
Resolved, That W dsplors aud soadsmn
the course Of any journal within ths ranke
Of the Republican party, which, taxing IN
due advantage Of IT'D public position, SEEKS
to build up the character and advance the
interest Of one man through the disreputa-
Bile means Of defaming, tradaoins and en-
,leavoring to destroy the character, good
name, and fair fame Of other men belong
ing to the same party, and that, q Repub-
lican brothers In the same great political
family, soldiers engaged in the same great
warfare, having common heritage, and
laboring for tho advancement Of tho same
great principles, It is duty No owe our.
solves ~ party, to individual members Of
that party. and to tho community at large,
TO stand by those public servants who may
be members Of and represent our party in
tho councils Of the nation or elsewhere, and
to frown down all attempts to create dis
sens'on in our ranks, aud thus give old
and comfort to the enemy; and that in
stead Of endeavoring to array hostile opiu'
ions and preferences on one side or thu
other, We should encourage spirit Of har'
mony and good feeling, securing the great
est good for the greatest Misunderstanding
in view that in unity there is strength
and in 10 doing success 10 certain,
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ssss4s.ss
Thirty,six thousand three hundred
immigrants arrived IL New York on
IN Saturday.
Ross. Browne, minister to China,
sailed from New 7 ork on tho 9th inst.,.
on the steamer Ohaunosy, for Oalifor.
mia.
Baron Won Hohtein, whose name
Vas mentioned last summer in oonnec-
ton With Mrs Sumner, has been killed
In Z duel. ...
The freight depot Of the Hartford
aud Erie Railroad, at Worcester, Mass,
M destroyed BY Ore june 9Th =; inoen-
diary.
The Senate has refused to confirm
Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan minister to
England. :s* - n 81" a., .>*:@>..
Senator Sprague has been re-elect-
cd to tho u. s. Senate by the Rhode
Island legislature, without opposition in
either house. '-'' - ~
The stone cutters have commence
al IN the new Custom House at St..
Paul. The foundation wall is progress.
ing quite rapidly. -.
The Post Office at the same place
has been moved, and hereafter all pos
tai business will be conducted in the
Opera House building.
"A barn belonging to Mr.. Goove'
near Byron, Dodge county, was struck
by lightning and entirely consumed.
Goal has been discovered At Waba
sha, in the bluffs, four miles from the
city, in large quantities. A company
has been organized and commenced
digging last Monday.
The large tobacco storehouse ani
cigar factory Of Col. Ellsworth Phelps
vas destroyed At Windsor, Conn, OF
the 9Th. Loss 100000; insured TO
$4,000.
Mr.. George G. Gorham, whom tn
Senate has elected ito Secretary, vic
Forney, il = resident Of San Francisco
California, in which State he was tn
Republican candidate for Governor, las
year.
"A banquet was given in Rome, o.
the 9Th inst, to T. Buchanan Reed, a
which ex-minister Adams and a mum
Der of American artists were present.
AT Joliet, ILL.,, = fire broke ont i
the Michigan Central Railroad depot
destroying the depot and round house
and damaging five locomotives. Los
$4,000. .:..,.: ,,.
The conference in New York, be
tween the managers Of the Pennsylvs
mia Central, and the Pittsburg, Fo,
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Comps
MES, has resulted in the arrangement t
consolidate the two roads.
Captain Jeroms Napoleon, Bon.
parte arrived in tho St. Lawrence on
visit to Baltimore. 1t will be remeu
bered that his mother, the Miss Patte'
son, married by Napoleon's brothe
Jerome, il yet living at Baltimore.
The Leavenworth Conservative
May 26th, reports "On Monday mex
passenger trains on the Union Pacific
eastern division, will run to the 385t
mile post, so miles beyond Coyote
The staging to Denver will then onl
take forty-two hours. The Govcrnmen
subsidy for tho road ends at the Alt
mile-about 240 from Denver, and
miles this side of Fort Wallace. !
will take, till about the LIST Of Septen
Der to complete the road to that poin
there being heavy cuts to 60 through.