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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JUNE 49, 1865

COHNoS PLEAs-PlRT I-Adouped 70 Friday June 10 at a.
CoHnOE PLEGs-TRuL TEH-FAKT L-Heh BY DAILY, J-Couf'
opens at n a. m.
q. .Soule agt Kelly sheriff &c IDOL Mooney agt ODonneh
80. Collins sgt Richards 35l. Upton agt kedoh .
715. .Beck Matthias 49, MeCnne keagt Converse {
1880. .Bnckng Noe 2.rl to~les &c sgi Bloit &C
824. Brown az Elliott 2OB Bergen agL FIiedlander
less FaBuip Al McMuIen 1913. .Burk McDOnaugh
81 .Konig AT Foster 1914. REID Harrington.
$50. Foster Pike.
OuYyys CoryrY CoUET AND CoURr on Held by Ann
STRONG. j.. presiding
Carnsn art Soutbari Southard Mitchell agt Sul
Denton AIT Sonhsrd 4 Southland. Ruyser agt Merritt
Blackwell Bergen al Glen Cove Starch hanIactofJ Aft
kchuhard agt. Saul Fatnllue
Weissensiein Leopold Merritt sgt Armstrong
Soomou AT RepdeL St. Anna 4 Co agt Armstrong
Clements Bcgwar Terrett Martin agt Armstrong
IIswxhuTst agt Lord Miller agt Armstrong
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the lookout for Them and that no notice Of their arrival
is necessary the part OF the carrier TO terminate his
extraordinary responsibility insurer The court
therefore directed verdict for the Steamboat Company
Messrs Ely ana Sanger took exception TO the decision
which the court ordered 70 be heard General Term
judgment III the meanwhile TO be supended.
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GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON June 17.-Brevet Captain George
williams Fms, Leauau u A. and Second Lieutenant D. g ko9s
,eau 5 Infantry been assigned duty Aides de
Camp commanding the Department Of the Columbia
tfofr Nov
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settlement Of Mr. James McHenry with his creditors;
stated that gmeuts are IN between Dir James Ne
Henry tie contractor sr the Atlantic aud Great Western "a Co
will 20. the
pound hr install eut "a be sithn
~ a $1,000 out u the Of
the Offer One Of the creditors Tor
A3o who objects % the deed has taken out summons bank
ruttr he ioabt the deed vii be legally
apet at nearly ell the large creditors 10 prevent
procrsling .n bankruptcy taking eject
The AcU orleans Commercial Bulletin or June IL says:
II, COMMERCIAL ue CLOSES ts evening rather guie' marse
Operations leading have been increased orient bus
III, tie market animAuon the business which
Lrarrd aaat ITO bales being divided between only three or four
pare proper there better feeling than has
prevailed past and loans be obtained with much
grrster goo paper which hitherto been regarded
cfy frca Al the same time the demand for scoun mod
sraie sGsngs Commercial the street limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19

sUGARs-Raw Sugars du the demand being only or
and nres Of l2l bids at le or tu
lc for E1gh Island; l2G3le for Porte Rico and LUIS o"ie' ="
Havana AZ nj ai4lc Refined quiet 10. Gl6c for HAMS
STRAW ~ ig at 956 81 Tor Long Rye and B5c for Oh wheat
TAOWThe demand the market steady sales Of
b. atl 20l2lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The following table shows the official vote
tho new state Constitution in April, compared with
a., ,,,, Cor q, Convention in November, 1867
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LIAbILITIEs on oARRIERs-IMPoRTANr oAsE.

On the 3d OF July, 1866, certain tanners in
Massachusetts delivered 70 the Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Co. at Springfield, quantity OF leather N rolls
of the value Of about e34ls addressed 70 m a. Ely q
Sanger, No JaeOb-st New York to whom IN was sent
for sale on commission. Al New Haven il was trans
shipped the evening OF the Sd Juy board the Con
tiueutal" a steamer Of defendants line which arrived
safely at the pier IN New York about OF the am of
July discharged her cargo In good order and returned 10
New Haven the same morning. Persons ina attend
anee at the pier during al OF tile day. the 4th July
deliver cargo, but the leather was not called for and
the morning 5th IL destroyed In the fire which
burned the wharf Messrs. Ely Sanger had custOmariY
received freight by New Haven steamboat line and was
always taken at The per by hessrs Ely sangers own
earnan. Their place Of business was however, closed
Fourth Of July, aud they claimed that they had
always received notice when any freight arrived for
them but the steamboat company commended that tho
only notices they gave were 70 prevent the
cumulatiOn Of freight The Court held that, under
the circumstances, the extraordinary liability OF
the steamboat Company as insurers ceased after
the freight had been discharged on the PIER
that II s the duty Of cOnsgnee who knows the usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
NAVY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON, June l7.-COmmandcr Joseph Green,
ut States NavT appointed President and Capt j. Mul
any and John Lee Davis members Of Bodto select suit
Abe locations for powder sgsu sgreesby 10 the act Of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19

TIE gtes Of 20 bales nudhg loo 10 spinn
'H' ''' 70 Cpl "a Mobile S,r.or-.p. Tsr,.
Ssa @9a;g4i$ 81 is s ss si$s:i
las s M.. ., s1 3 Bll@a 5i' $1 5iissii
dea + M yer, %o! slsl's n"1 6sl p s G So sp
W. 80 bag no remegg on pI ale term, aud IN Baltimore
lg beg no en- rS1aassn a. Os sod I .5 so,eo
F1OURASD MEAL-rb derind for Western and State Flour is
ssi We loscs s,s egady The sales he ,a-' ave 1910 bids
- o Is ol E q o5 state ' - oS o 10 for F.ps do 81
80 for Me e. GRADES Of Western Extra % isas ~ go Tor
G3lg 10 Sr seo choice spring wheat Esras: Sc 1851
Indiana and Michigan III lsas5 % or White Wheat Erra do
and 10 ' for single Double and Triple sItra y Louis
slo5qsR7'P OIL Soaihsn tlow is ay nye bat 2, lower
[ L If 7o6 BIZ. Al ~ 3i9sio 70 Tor ordinary 10 good RIta
Baltimore a Cou4lr most epIng Wheat Foaf rie Sa -
Dg' S1 g . 81 M S sSd f5 % Corn aS
hfh Anu ~ an 49, ,is5 MI a - y 6,r fity sni
- a5a 80 > f1r Branirwne the inside price for that to arrive
Cod BasEs caote At 10 ana Georges al 80 s7Ia per qunta
l. & @1 s,' s SGu' P bs' s. s 10 Medium s
Large Herring quiet small sales at 4Jc for Scaled and 21e
GRGIS-Tbe Wheat market srm price. show particular
Ss s1 ~ Sousi ae b. been AIR part for export The
e bush ~ ga y E S, No. M aso a. * S
White ~ 70 m Canadian Club in bonds ~ IS for New
oats are aont variation and IN moderate demand closing
@ l ei arr Of state s1 W ,.1y ss he sales are 600 bush
state At y @ in store Corn opened quite a[5 a'Se ,h ,sfI
uuf
the marke nue figures tue sales are ISO ln
New wstsra Mixed Al 81 GdsfOai Western White at ~ Iii
Western Yellow az ~ II.
GUNNnS ar dull and nominal
HAYhs dali and heavy bat price, are no lover
being quote al DdaOc Tor Shippgi via
= s. TO- retail and @l0&l Is for loose.
qu aSr !. a sS oi po ssps sad oSc Tor American
M6ItSFsbs market though ler more active n heavy
s, k aeo 1n !, T1s R nus Be- 'Ssea G Spo a.
CoI private aud about lo hhd choice grade Porto Rico at
EivSr sToREsThe market sor Spirits ROnis very duh
and pros are nominal quote: Spirits Tupenne $50 .c Ros
InsCoamon To- Strained No. - 2l0S3 61l No to
Pale ga -; Pale White +6d Sg 20 10 Tar, North GO and
WTninton Pitch. and southern 81 10 = bbL
OIIAnecan Linsoed and n fair demand AT 81 la 81 u
f,r esk And hbs English l. dul nominal Crude Fish Os
are qe bot hrH RE Whale and ~ for Sperm Maneiac
tnre Os Lard oil h steady al from Vd 81 - for
Pair. PINE AMI Cbelcs
PROfiSlONsWe have bad fair demand for Pork oiay but
nrees hve sn market closes quite du the sales cash
And regular 81 for Old Mess ~ ~ for New
do Chor dos +23 for Extra Prime aud al Tor New
Clear for delivery sales Of 800 bh New hss seller
luv ~ Bee "a moderate demand aud steady sales OF 100
barrels. 49d Gberusi rl3d 80 - tr fliin Mess an
Meas TieTrr Bri h dull aud nominal Beef
Hans request and steady; scs of ~ bbA At S4d 80
ahug deaind sales II " pkgs Picked Hams al hn
l6ir qu.t Bellies sold at lJe Dressed HegS are
acan quote M he Lard hIn bat closed weak
sle Oh 1OJ bias 1910 for No b.dllc Tor Cry, I4u
I;le fr tan Brlle Ssau AMI Keith Rendered
BrrfEK T. moderate demand al about previous prices We quote
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prrFIpTS on PRODUCl

Sz n ma bbls flour hbs Whskey go hbls Corn Meal
hush Wheat buSb Cora bSsO bush Oats bV<O ousD
an DO plg, Asbe. 3I bbls Petroleum, $40 bales Cotton
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THE MARKETS

lCrsuJ reported tor THE TRiHITSi
THURSDAY June 49, l8Ga
ASHEs-The Pots is 6nn "a 2sa 50 D. Pearls
uom.ual
CUTONOgBg 70 the continued favorable foreign the demand
largely speculative and prices better closing
tie Of 10 bales. including leo spnners
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OPEN BOARD or BRoKERS-a4 p.
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTOCKs.-FIRsT
THURSDAY. June ls--P. "

Gold closed at l4O.. after selling at 1903. The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank We're S7l62
600. and the balance $l943a9 %. The steamer
Weser today took $l1G592 in specie. The Tarifa
took $4,000.
Governments opened steady, but az the Board
showed decline Of per cent on the opening price.
The market was excessively dull and transactions
on a limited scale The investment demand over the
counters of the large dealers continues active, and
there were few buyers at the decline AT the close
the market weakened, with consider
able sales of 1sG2s, ls6js, aud lsG's - the
latter sold at 49,; lO-4Os were strong at
1861 a 1909; $50 notes were ! lower at the close.
State bonds continue firm at the advance, with the
execution Of North Carolina per cents, which de-
cIined per cent from the extreme prices Of yester
day. Tennessee ex coupon per cents were IN active
demand az &c, and the ex coupons at Hl. Virginia
per cents were strong at 81 Missouri per cents
sparingly offered at 03l. Central Paoiho continues
in favor with large sales Mcssrs. Fisk ~ Hatch adj
yertise 10 pay the coupons due July ]. Pachc Mail
remains steady at 91.. Express shares continue dun
Railway shares were irregular. New-lork Central
and Erie remain steady, with small transactions
Reading was very active, selling at 1901. Michigan
Southern sold at q0. Cleveland and Pittsburgh was
strong with large sales At so. The Northwestern
shares were in request az Gjl for the
Common. and II. for the Preferred both
ex 10 per cent scrip dividend. Fort Wayne
continues steady at Ill., The transactions were very
light and after the Board prices fraction lower
AT the Second Board the market was firm. Read
ing was active selling at 1907. State bonds were all
better: the market closed steady. Government bonds
closed barely steady at quotations:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
10 900 Is 81 Rer.......TilI7O $50 Coup '67t
20 Cou, 62..3t 10000 S. 1910 Coup '"s
10 600 $40 Coupon IS l3 10000 Treasury Notes 80 "a
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Provision MARRKr5oclnck N9tllpg Of nomen' %
Mess PORK since change prices n0mtaal AZ f ~ Tor new
PETROLEUM-Ths luarkst quit We Grade at zoe. W
hulk 2c bb Refined IN bond AZ 1c Ter s. W. ON th %
faysr , buyer July Jc buyer August Naphihah qnoel "
pc and l6lc 10 bbl. M,
RCEMarket dull Al sales Of 100 bags Hngoon AZ '
and a small bot CarOluaa At HE a.,
sERDS-Grss seeds are Ia moderate demand steady Far Seed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
CRIMINAL.

At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday,
before Justices Bowling and Kelly, Henry Koch was
sentenced to two months imprisonment for carrying
dirk knife concealed about his person Julius Roller
sent 10 the Pententary for six months for attempted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
FISH CULTURE.

Total.. 1900 als8 1880 1888 e3O8i 7l0l' l67057
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been anxious expand national paper currency
gsy defeated An increased circulation 10
those dehcu but ony IN pro
withdrawn from circulation
un prohibit the c BANKS from Interest on the balances OF
country hanks defeated having been bitterly opposed and de-
nounocd ny Western Senators.
The following will show the comparative receipts OF
nour and grain the ports OF Milwaukee, Chicago, To-
edo. Detroit and Cleveland. from January to June 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

THE SCALAwAG OATH.-In order to pro-
vide for scalawags such as HOLDEN and
others who aided and abettod the rebels
during the late war, but who are now the
choicest of Radicals, Congress has pre-
scribed peculiar oath to be taken by
such persons, II is as follows:
81, A. B., do solemply swear Tor AFFIRM
tina. will support and defend the Constitu-
ton of the United States against all enc
mics, foreign and domestic; that | will bear
true faith and allegiance to the same that
I take this obligation freely, without any
mental reservation or purpose of evasion ;
and that will well and faithfully discharge
the duties of the Office on which am about
70 enter. So help me God"
Several of the new members of Congress
from the South being unable to take the
usual oath were relieved Of the disability
by Congress, and then permitted to qualify
upon taking this oath. The mon who have
thus sold themselves to the enemies of their
own race for the sake of pelf and promo
tion must, if they have the ordinary feel
ings belonging to mankind, despise them
selves as traitors and outcasts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

RAILROAD CONsOLIDATIoN.-We publlsh-
ed Yesterday communication from friend
of ours who is @ little old-fogyish in his
notions-if he will pardon US for thus allu-
ding to him-who, by way Of episode, gave
us his views on railroad consolidation. We
commend to his consideration the following
paragraph
Indianapolis claims the most conve-
niently arranged union depot in the world,
and it is difficult to see how the facilities
for easy transfer from one road to another
can be bettered. The traveller, after being
iolted over boldered streets in the crammed
omnibuses of other cities, experiences a
feeling of relief when, upon stepping from
the cars here, he learns that his next train
waits under the same roof, but few steps
at farthest from him."
A person travelling from Washington to
New York new-s-days may pass through
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Newark, etc., etc.,
without seeing those cities, or getting up
out of his bed. He would regard it as an
intolerable outrage to be get down on one
side Of Philadelphia or Baltimore and told
to find his way to depot On the other side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

M.yoR,s COURT WEDNESDAY MORN
rSc-REcoRpER GILLIAN PRESIDING:-
Howard Freeman (colored), charged with
stealing o lot of old iron, the property Oh
James q. Grant, was sent to the chaln-
gang for thirty days.
Tissie Short (colored), arrested for un-
lawfully assaulting Martha Word (coloreo)'
was discharged.
Charles q. Adams and Joseph Thompson
(colored), charged with fighting In the
street, were discharged.
william Thompson (colored) arrested Tor
stealing two dollars and ninety eight Genus
from the drawer of George s. Hanes, was
discharged.
John Smith (colored), arrested for steal
ing one trunk, the property Of MIR. John
Nimmo, was sent on to Judge Burnhan's
court. -
William q. Howard and William 1.
Baughan (whites), arrested for being en-
gagged in fighting rock-battles and resisting
and abusing the police, were fined hVe dol
lars and discharged.
Frank Larman and John Camp (whltes),
charged with assaulting and robbing Mrs.
Ann Reeves of a pocket-book containing
ten dollars in United States currency, were
sent on for trial before Judge Burnham's
court. .tt t..a. ..s-..-r. -...
M. W. Rose, charged with assaultipg and
beating S. Block. Both parties were bound
over to keep the peace.
William Famine (white) arrested for va
grancy, was sent to the poor-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

COURT MARTIAL.-The court-martial re-
Gently convened in this city for the trial
of soldiers has disposed of the following
cases
Private John Slice, company B, Twenty
first United States infantry, charged with
general worthlessness as soldier, to the
prejudice of good order and military disci-
pline," was found guilty, and sentenced to
six months hard labor, and to forfeit ten
dollars of his monthly pay for the same
period.
Private Lorenzo D. Chapman, company
C, Twenty-frst United States infantry, was
found guilty of conduct prejudicial to
good order and military discipline" and
sentenced to two months hard labor. The
General commanding has ordered his re-
lease, the evidence showing that he was not
guilty of any criminal act.
Private James Kilburn, company c,
Eleventh United States infantry, tried for
absenting himself without leave, was 40
Quilted.
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New Books

From the publishers, Messrs. D. APPLE
TON & Co., of New York, through .Messrs.
A. H. CHRISTIAN s Co., of this city, We
have received the following new books:
Goethe and Schiller. An Historical Ro-
nance. By L. MUHLBAcH, author Of nu-
merous works. Translated from the Ger
man by CHAPMAN COLEMAN. Illustrated by
CASTOR FAY, Complete in one volume.
Midshipma,s Easy. Captain MAERYArr's
readable novel Of that name.
The Monastery. BY Sir WALTER ScoTT.
Volume II. of the Library Edition of
CHARLES DIoKENs's works. With illustra-
tons by CRUIKsHANx, LEEcH, and BROWNE.
This volume contains Nicholas Nickleby,
Martin Chuzsle,oit, and american Notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

MAsUFA cTURE OF FERT1LIzERs.-Ihe
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company gar are
about to erect for the manufacture OF l saot
lizers, a two-story building, so by lOo 1eet,
on the east side Of Twelfth between Byrd
and Canal streets, just below their Touring
mills. The machinery will be propelled oy
a turbine water-wheel supplied with the
waste water from the mill.
Work on the building will be begun OF
once. and sufficient machinery will be put
in to make any quantity Of these manures
which the supply may demand.
dence of energy and enterprise in our
midst, and hope to see the time when our
immense water-pover may be used in some n,
such manner as this. We have room for
many like establishments and sutficiency
of water-power to drive hundreds of water
wheels.
The well-known enterprise and energy OF
Mr.. Warwick, the president of the Gallego
Mills Manufacturing Company, will insure
success in their present undertaking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

COULDN'T STAND TEMPTATIoN.-At o ne
gro mass meeting in Baltimore the other
night one DR.. BROWN said that he had taken
certain influential and loquacious colored
individual by the name of TAYLOR down
South, in the employ of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee, to canvass that
country, and at Amherst Courthouse, in
Virginia, he sold himself to rebel for fifty
dollars, and advocated the election OF q
Conservative candidate to the Virginia
Convention. He added that TAYLOR had
given receipt for the money, which could
now be seen in Washington. Alas, poor
Sambo! ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

PERsoyAL.-Majo r-General J. H. Glea-
son, formerly colonel of the famous Sixty
ninth New York (Irish) regiment, and SUBJ
sequently of the Fenian army, is in the city,
and, it is said, designs settling with US.
General Gleason distinguished himself du-
ring the late war, end afterwards bore a
prominent part in Fenian movements in
New York, Canada, and Ireland. He was
a prisoner in Ireland for about FIVE months,
being put in solitary confinement by the
British Government. He is q man of CON-
handing appearance, being about six feet
nine inches in height, and remarkably well
formed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Riohardso &
Newburn sold on yesterday evening two
lots on st. Paul street between Charity and
Federal, each Is feet front by l29 deep, at
$4.l5 per foot-s207. so.
Mr.. Francis 7. Isbell sold at auction yes
terday small house, and lot Is by l2S feet,
on Monroe street, for 1900; also, a small
house and lot 80 by IS feet, on Catherine
street, for $500 also, q small house, and lot
80 by Is feet, on Catherine street, for $40
also, a small framed tenement corner Leigh
and Henry streets, IA by Sc feet, for $275 !;
also, q vacant lot on Henry street, 81 by GO
feet, at So per front foot.
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The GEORGIA LEarsLArURE.--It is GER

The GEORGIA LEGIsLATU.E.--N is Ger
tainly complimentary to the Georgia Legis-
lature that there are in it 80 many members
who have had the manliness to vote for
such man rs A.. II. STEPHENS for United
States senator. We confess our inability to
account for the fact that Georgia should
have been so much more fortunate than
Virginia in the results of the elections held
under the reconstruction acts. But let 1t
be owing to what cause it will, we congratu-
late our cotton State neighbors upon their
comnaratively happy condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

How THE PLATTE WAS CONSTRUCTED.
We said lately that when the facts should
be made public it would be found that
many pens wrote parts of the platform of
the Democratic party. The Montgomery
(Ala) Mail gives the following history of
the matter
"When the platform was reported TO the
full committee it was not satisfactory, but was
cut all to pieces, and number OF resolu-
tions proposed by various gentlemen were
substituted in place of the report OF the
subcommittee. The committee was IN SEES
sion all night, adjourning at daybreak. The
different propositions as adopted were then
moulded into the form as presented to and
adopted by the Convention. 1t Is proper 10
say that the Pendletonian doctrine as re-
CARDS the currency was one OF the PROPOSE
tons which came from the Subcommittee.
There was no difference of sentiment on that
subject. When the committee came TO con-
slider the reconstruction question 1t was
deemed proper to simply declare the present
governments at the South unconstitutional,
null, and void But, at the same time, the
committee, with but single dissenting
voice, acknowledged that the remedy tor
the unconstitutional proceedings at the
South would rest with the Executive. The
sentiment of the committee and Convention
upon the question of the remedy agreed
with the declarations Of General Blair, and
was satisfactory to every southern dele
gate"
So we understood the facts at the time
and on the spot. Hence our contradiction
of the reports which attributed the plat
form to Mr.. CHASE, FRANKLIN PIERCE, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

TENNESSEE, --BaowNLow's refusal to re-
commend the REIMBURSEMENT Of the
/" rebels" of Tennessee seems to the un-
initiated to be quite moderate position
for him to take. But the fact is. that under
the Constitution the Legislature can at
called session consider only such matters
as the Governor brings before them. His
refusal to recommend the Acknowledgement
OF the prescribed classes is therefore
equivalent to prohibiting the Legislature
from acting upon the subject, unless, in
deed, the mentioning Of his refusal in his
message gives the Legislature Jurisdiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

The workingmen Of the thirteenth Ohio
district have met in convention, and have
endorsed General Morgan for reelection to
Congress, and Seymour and Blair for Presi'
dent and ce-President.
Madame Italia Garibaldi, the lately-mar-
ried wife of Menotti Garibaldi, proposes
raising battalion of amazons. Two of her
friends are now in England endeayoring to
recruit for the force.
Prince Napoleon spends $4,000 a year
on his table, and 1t 10 not green one at
that.