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New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
1Arrsr GENEKAL NEws- d TEIKGRAPH

1ohu NJ Jackson, wcll-known citzen OF
NeN, Assu.. Na- has disIpptsfeL
TIM first battalion Of Massachusetts militia
went i1ta caup u Pnpaeid YESTERDAY
The Council at Atlanta, Ga, have bargained
- ~ . iirg Tor state House q weary rrnt Of iOJi
H. po,ubliccus of Georgia have agreed, in
s. a, ,s.,t bi1 90 elect elections BY General Assembly
-. In Aruule,l iiVht on Ep~r.st ~ baltimore
Ard = K.tIgs III al Wrfr seriously stabbed '.. t..
I'M Canadians arc again alarmed by rnmois of
V ~, .tsns m bvIafr raw 1,oof Al along lht hor'er
iI IN tnld tisnsrlrr I'd le1dus move ~ moments
notice
I- The CORNERSTONE for new ineetulg,honse for
nsIb,,.f Sec-y aii Nlunslrf Mas, yesirr
~ s ,scs ~I,eb he Of btck ~ 'r-' Io0 prfs'ns and
cot y
The North Missouri Railroad Company's rX-
,,.trrrg shops ~ ST. fsuif eenhhg number oi
,s ,T. s nsl saa.ts ias burner Oh NV4aI ugh
Lo,. xI3g.yN. .lsLIsBer t'',O"~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
AUSTRIA.
THE GERMAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

The closing banquet in connection with the
meeting Of the German Rife Association took place
August 6.
Baron Won Beus present and devereda speech In
which he said that be had become good Austriau and
had remained good German He laid stress upon the
necessity the preservation Of peace which was tho
object Of the policy he pursued aud declared that Aus
tra did nedde IN German affairs and entertained
no Thoughts OF a policy of revenge. he concluded by
proposing the "Peace and reconciliation the basIe
OF progress the guardians OF healthy frcedOn aud thG
pillars Of Urdu and security"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
SOUTH AMERICA.
HOPE FOR CONCLUSION OF PEACE,

HOPE FOR CONCLUSION OF PEACE
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-The English journals publish a
letter from Rio Janero received by the last steamer
in which the writer says THE new Cabinet under
ths Viscount Itaborahy is inclined to peace, and the
great majority of the people of Brazil are tired of
the war with Paraguay, and clamor for peace" The
same correspondent asserts that the people of the
Argentine Confederation are no less desirous of
termination of hostties, and states that when the
protocol Of new treaty of alliance with Brazil was
recently submitted to the Argentine Congress 1T met
with great opposition. and was in effect annulled.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO, Aug. ls.-The Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Diocese OF Western NewYOrk Will assemble
in this city tO-nOrrow Wednesday, In the Cathedral
Church of ST Paul The Convention win remain IN ser
son two DAYS II has has been understood that the de
tails of dividing the Diocese be perfected at this
Convention such is not 10 be the Tie matter Of
divisions mas 70 sanctioned Ivy General CONVENTION,
which cOnyenes trennally. and wLch meets TINS year
As soon as the GenTal Conveton shall have sanctioned
Coke wlli probably at once call special Convention Tor
the arrangement Of all questions necessary 10 carry
into elecf
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
HAYTT.

SUCCESSES or TIE REyOLUTfONIs1S-ENCE NCEsSLs
OF SALNAYE-TIS POSITION DEsPERAIE'
HAVANA, Aug. 1S.-Advces from Port-au-
Prince to the 10th instant have been received The Rev
olutonists had met with fresh successes and were
steadily gaining ground. Salnave recently committed
some arbitrary excesses which led 70 protest ON the
part OF the foreign Cousus at the capital The Bush
representative threatened n the outrage were renewed
TO order the English steamers IN the harDQr 70 Dom
bard the city II was reported that Salnave nndnR ms
position desperate. contemplated flight His family ana
baggage we're captured on board the steamer Sylvan,
which feil into the hands Of the Rebels.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE DEATH OF THADDEUs STEVENS.
LONDON Aug 1s.-The London Herald has long
article to-day on the life and past services Of the late
Thaddeus Stevens. The writer thinks that many
wiser and ADLER Americans than Mr. Stevens have
lately been lost to the cause of their country, but
that the Republican party viii long feel that they
could have spared a better man.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
u1,pnrRors ArFRAY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s.-Ths evening a
marty Of roughs assaulted German on the Wainutst
wharf An officer who went to his assistance was uIl-
merclly beaten and stabbed in the stomach ana had
his nose bitten of. Another officer approached was
knocked down, and otherwise maltreated' 'mru
officer hastened TO the scene, and drew revolver Oh Tue
roughs They attempted TO take It from him. aho IN
donc so wrenched the barrel of the stock. The party
then escaped No arrests were made. The onicer who
WAS stabbed win probably die.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
nEnIcArIoN in poEr JERyIs.

st,ne az ,bc new Reformed Church cdhce III This place
was laid Ibis afternoon with appropriate exercises Ad
dresses were made by the lIcI DI Van IAIat ana Ine
TeV Dr Campbell, President Uf Rutgers College. The
Jnce ken completed will he Of the finest IN Orange
InliIiA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
KEW COTTON IN GEORGIA.

MACON. Aug. 1S.-The first bale of new
CotIon Y,ns received here to-day from Ross Smiths
plantation, Houston County Ii was clasAed ~ Good
Midding.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
GREAT FIRE IN rnLADELPnIA-Loss $4,000


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18.-At about o'clock
this morning fire occurred IL the extensive warehouse
Nos $40 and 90 North Froutst, corner OF New-st It's
built in the most substantial manner The first story Is
on and the upper part pressed brick with iron window
fr,mcs In the rear and connected with ", ls
b1dlug 40 feet wide and 90 feet long on NeWhI Con
uected with this BE- smUkChouse The nle was hIht %
served IN the second story of the front buldg me
structure being filled with conbustlbe material the
hove tba nr floor was cuttcd The irst hoor was occ
pisd bv Messrs Collins d k0bb. provision ana c0huis,
sou merchant Theig stock was injured ~ ,lgkt Atu
y,ter Tbev have an insurance Of 10000, when VIII
royer their losa On the second hOOr essrs hsuJalh
Ballock sous had sacks Of fine Wool stored Il5 was
valued al $4,000 and fully covered Dy haur"uct'
Nessrs Cs rlorn Herring Co. had quantity OF cotton
which VIII more than cover the loss The insurance u a'
Ya,srs S soOlPsoplsi o. weyfessr 80 GOO
P,eisc Csl........,. lo0u Atant o froyiinc''''' 49,
sS,t-gi.ii - iuOni iHone of NsN-liayeu.. 3oei
tcruag ''-''-'''''''''''' FnglE,tt., 5ND
Enterprise of Cnrl1hii.... 5OtuI ..--
The third and fourth stories occupied by MessrS
IL A. Bartlett Co. manufacturers OF slOe biachng.
Everything In this establishment destroyed; loss not
ascertained H. the basement Mr. George Shcwcll had
about $3.50 worth OF seariu which was TO have been
shipped to-day Insurance. There was also In the eel
lar 100 pounds of lard belonging 10 Mt Thomas Earp.
which s covered by Insurance About $1,000 worth OF
lard IN the cellar is owned by Messr- Wilcox, Dixon
Co.. aud covered by insurance The buildings belong
They arr insured Tor s20n0O which will The Joss
The building Ncwst. was not Injured beyond the
partial destruction Of The roof The smoke housc escaped
injury
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19

of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven. (Signedl THADDEUS SIENENe'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
WASHINGTON.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MINISTER RosECKAS9 ,TS-TgE
PosT-oFFICE LoTTERY-CIRCULAk LA"wi saT rIpID
WHISKY TAX-PREPARNG FOX a er1Tis sr+n eAu-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Soldiers 9,-,-Czr
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
THE YACHTING SEASON.

ZENITH ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE JERSEY CITY
YACHT CLUB-A SPANKING BREEZE AND
GOOD TINE MADE--THE ELLA AND COMET
VICTORIOUS.
The good folks on 'tOther side of the water" g"
Or 10 speak particularly the members of the Jersey
City Yacht Club held their tenth regatta yestef-
day The results, judging from nautical stand point
are highly gratifying the weather good the wind
pretty lively and the boats well handled by the respect
I've contestants The attendance, however almost
,H: none but the members OF the club being pres
10 view race that possessed great inter
rst from the start 20 the close. This Is at
tributable TO the fact OF no publicity having
been given the regatta by the managers OF the affair.
Another very unpleasant feature OF the day the total
BbscDse Of provision for the comfort either Of the Judges
other gentlemen No boat followed the race, and the
above named gentlemen compelled 10 s III lnelan
choy solitude Ia small boat without awning 10 pro
tect them from fierce sum- from about II O'Clock until
$50 p Occasionally small drbets OF Tefreshment Ina
the shape Of sandwiches and Jersey lightning
yeyed from The shore TO the heroic spsmen who bore
fhe situation with perseverance worthy of better
cause. All the boats sailed by their owners The
Judges were Messrs Quajth, Jane, and Terry The fol
iowng 10 list Of the boats thatwere originally entered
for the regatta
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
PdSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH, June 23In steamship sav1dor-Mrs l. r.
Case A. Howe w. Penue d. Maet George Parsons and wife
servant and child T. Harden Mrs Birge Miss Annie Brge
WIN Brge servant Hiss NJ h. Sands. Miss T. Warner b.
SHEPPARD and j. Allen and wife. Miss Fakene Miss sewn
Can't Mortimer, NJ j. Wood Ms. MeNob Miss McNob Miss " nc
Noh A. /. Eaton IT,, Mr. \ Baua, Miss Rosenbaum, MISS
Fowler L. Fowler ard wife Mrs i. VI. Tomlinson Miss
NJ Rosse Mrs PAXTON and two children, Wallace Cum
mngs r. G Mitchell May and infant Mrs Gersnhaum and child
r. austen and wife Mrs Harrison and nfln Miss Dell Miss Anna j.
Harden b. Jewell Mrs. Maynard, Miss Bosworth and servant
Mis- No.eby William Ford TreanOr Mrs Cook and two children
Mrs r. Fenon r. Rya wife and servant GueS
Joseph Gross aud two children WV COgne
T. b. Sears Dr. Rya John A. Rockwell George n Terry Prof.
Pery DDRM Martin Me John r. Reid Judge iaden ana q IN
PROM GLASGOW. June 2Jn steamship Caedonia-Mrs shaw
family servants Miss Roberts Mrs laley and child Rev samuel
Patrick Mcdonnell Blsar Green Mrs Robertson h and MIS-
Hitchcock g. b. Wilson Thomas Brown Henry Gallup Mrs A. l.
Ck and child Cak aud wife Miss Cak DAVID stephens
Lieut. r. Bell JOSIAH MerroN, G. T. Councc hr and Mrs Quae
Wm Gill Master Spencer McSay Mr. Murray M aud Mrs Ooke
child AMI servant Mr.. Ratrav. -
PROM MATANZAS June 2}-n steamship Vcor-hrs Cahanne
Cunning children Mrs H. G. Hail. Mrs Wallace and servant
j. L. Wahbun and child Mrs Mary Scaegood Mrs Ann hn
W Barhoomew Antoine Aguay, r. H.
Meuoya sinsou Mems Benz r. Meins John Canning
Felix Uguo j. NJ Diana A. b. Stafford H. ToIand NJ j. SEauk
j. Dansher, Geo. Daack, Dr. Jacob Wilson
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
HOME NEVIS.
TUR WEATHER.

TilR WEATHER.
NEW. YoKK Hour Their Bar Wtad Honr Ihtt Bar hth t,
June 23-7 Go 2y3 y. y w - S-Vo " ~ =.
p 100 30Oi n. n w. 10 5000 w. by ).
$50 3JO5 W.. IL t9' WhUi N.by y
RRNARHSe cloudy very cloudy az $40 slightly cloudy a. lu
rgbg n The W. aud n W n W. Metc ogy
nh, question What instrument sure ind cor OF 'h ,ong
o The Of tnc best runets
that can she approaching Storm but must be used IN
connection hyrrpr; and very obserEaous taken m
one and with different localities Tor sers OF
o eteooys still IN its infancy and n one oi the
10 intricate that occupies tie attention fman
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
yIpsT Glass sLOOPs.

The number Of starters was reduceu " hantoes Tbe
Bird Guiding star and Psyche being tne n some
itbdra of the latter was owing to her Dreakhs soo
~ hcr tactI az the moment OF departure Al the coIn
mencement the Ella drew away from ne. tbc
Te snaIirT boats got away almost simultaneously INC
Uenretta IL ANYTHING. being slightly the smarteS,. III
the first time Of gong round the Comet alnoHgh pns
obf ahead OF her opponents furnished g0od ldea as
m be probable end of the in the secondclass DOas
Tbe larger boats dashed along with everything set ana
he yi,d abean and the Salus gradually improved her
posito a the annexed time of rounding the stake-Doat
tb,H H,..f ffuesl
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT OP NEW. W.YORK.........,.JuSB %.

ARRIVED.
Steamship san salvador Ncsersou savannah md'e and pass
steamship bavaria Never Hamburg June 70 68 pas le;h lat
TO- passed Sorsegsa bark I'd TO Boston shng signal NO 49,
steamship yas k1 gay SaynnasG Jnge s ~ ,d @ . and pass
Bark Cahs sunaeeTs ls,aaa June ~ sas,I; n, ,. ,u
Brig r. Young Davis Saula River, Ga, u days lumber
Schr Harriet Thomas. Robinson, Bordeaux Ay 70, udse
schr Francis DAVIS s. Bias Central Aaerea eogoanuis
schr H. Kelley. Reed Cenuego'. aud molasses
scnooSERs-RIyEE coA,rwsE
J. H. seguue virginia. Geo II. Mill. Alexandria
Jje5a. wi,@nstes,Sc ; : j,yas, syEs;,, Virginia
ass, W. $ CAMP Bi,abeihpor Mana / Hal, Albany;
Nellie Bloomsed El,bstpori W s. Bansri, EIabethpori
Ilerry Cisof Ritabethpoft. MaU Matt, RHnbeihpor.
Faor,. ~'sR si,.5ssport 1diTs'P' asrsa EiaSc5po
5 abuo Ei,,beihport oneco. Marlborough
JOHN A S'aas.5 %bs yraIl lI.' irps % $ saal Virginia
ID, y.5do.or. Virginia ida N. Maias., Virginia
Ss, ,i,' r,oa Georg-re D. c. osrSq GgoiEsiosa D. G.
paragon Washington. \ C. oniadO ginbcihpcrt
M,ns Louisa Rintethport charger Por, johnson.
Rolet saith Portland. O. Abrahau lincoln, Boston.
Monay Light Nes lla,en J. nm Ra',9g y, Me- Ne" b Lo9lon.
Geo Gli'au Portland O.. Joseph Ross Ne. Haven
Ssif e l H.g i5.eo o@Ss ,a D'21 lo,isnes EIS,''''
Br,rie Pssacsss Geo Lamp6ear. ProyIence.
J. " Il.ae Bo,,oa. Isaac Rich Boston
Ses RssaIa, New .IIarea. Justice, NerPolt
P s Lindsey. Saeo. Mary MeHhon, Fan River.
Charlie, Taunton. Harry Iandell. New London.
Anule Hatc. bridgeport. Warrington, NeN'haven
C.le.us Portland. a. ID. g. Forester. St0uugio1.
! d Ue-keif Stsrinttou Aieia Kelly Gloucester.
Iuras Ses Haven. Periue Sonlngton
e.r Mtl In. Virginia.
Schr Abbe Georg~tnsu. y. G. Schr " T. Nooa virginia
S,hr Monska Grorgetoau. S. G. Schr Jessie lnr Virginia
Sehr =. ,. Dcaneg slirgin.a.
Sl90p Frederick Broen, Gad. Providence
SAILED.
Steamships AeuaunIa Tor Hamhag Mississippi for Rio Janeo
Virgo Saogs for Richmond ships Muehaha for Los
IUucr b. Wright 0 Bueuos Ayes Cosure for ST. Johns y d.
FOREIGN PORTS.
F,ruEE PoNT, jane IIhe steamship Temyan from Liverpool
Louoneug bound ll5 this morning She has 5
pasengr The steamship 81 George, from
Gsos bound b this morning She hs cabin and
-iI sicrragc ptsssngcrA
BRT zle steamship ST. Laneai from NewYork June 49,
afry~l 20 this port to-day.
Nes .iorA N adayG
DOMESTIC PORTS.
:. c.. June lAuyed steamship Manhattan from
NcF.lut.
wisryo1oS e., Jaus 2l-Arnved steamship Lucille, from
Baltimore.
sAylsy,n June 2-Avd bark James Mccarthy, from PrO''
feu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
fAnnouncemen en@

u THE RACES ARE OvER.-Thats mistake tor
the race for Knor Summer Hats gentlemen still in lively progress
tho Grand stand being his sasroo No Broadway Of Fulton
st. The distribution Of urrestbe elegant aud fashionable ao mes o
the hat,ertaks place daily Qualification Of the recipients and the
enriching Of KnoIs eIchequer.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
desd from home wti, l.bOrng undsr Ian 'Ash temporary

sanity She accidentally fell into the water.
BRIDGEPORT CONN:-The conductor OF th IN.
Monday morning mrau Eaugatuck Railroad found man ns
beside Camps Mills with cot on near sl eo"
and b had and boy much bruised He hd prohab oee
nm I G night up bad lain all SATURDAY night and
Sunday without able help himself He vas Eea 70 e
his reeoer doubtful
lie gave bis name and his residence Bethlspem bGs
was too veal 10 give explanation Of the eanse OF DIS
dent supposed intoxicated and lay sosn 70 eeP WIN
body Of Mrs Mcdonald, we OF the
o ~ .b on n y Toqn which was Black Rock the
night inst found the scene OF me
SATURDAY sst by some fishing and was oNAud 70 he
fdrul.in in Pbiadelphis.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

FURNITURE COVERINGS, all new styles and
eolors at KELrYs CURTAIN SroKE No. AZ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

WHILE WAITING FOR A COUGH ito go as II
eame you are often sowing the seeds Of Consumption Better try
once JrSzs ExPEcroRAsr for all Coughs and Colds
Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

New SYSTEM OF VENTILATION, by HENRY A.
GorGE Pamphlets free Address lIENRY Gou6E No 2
York.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
NEW TABLE KNIFE.
PATENTED NOVEMBER. 1901

Something that wi not break.
handle that Wil not
l. not o4tusiye 20 the smell Ike Rubber
l. br1u'in "a design and tnish.
l. possible article for Families Hotels Restaurants and
Steamboats,
This knie Is forged bar Of steel handle and blade IS
heavily plated with silver the cheapest SePed Knife offered
for sale
Nie brJ RUSSELL Green River Works. Greenle 3D. Mass
OKee 30 81 Beeknau It., corner Of Gold Nsglork city.
For sale by the trade generally.
J. RUSSELL Co also manufacture Table and Pocket Cut
great variety equal American and superior 10 ina
porei j. RUSSELL 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

NUsKETO NETS and PATENT PORTABLE CAN
oPils at KELrYs CURTAIN STORE. No 447 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
IVES PATENT LAMPS

Il ' ID 7
4 ARE THE BEST Avn MOST RELlABLEl
Chandeliers e. and II gh Brackets a. ?, aud hghis)
Hall Reflector Lamps cn' be- lighted @ quickly asl
ded trimmed without removing the globe shade chimney
sresng The burner Onr catalogue just out with many me-"
Illustrations and new lit Of
REDUCED PRlCESii
iscouli made 20 Churches aud CrTgymcn.
Lamps and Oh cheaper than eycrl
since the reduction Government Oh sell the
"NONEAPLOSIyE ltst month before
JULlCS IVES L Co, No. ~ Maden.iane, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
DYSPEPSIA TABLETs-Are you troubled

with Dvspep-al DO wife when home 90
smoking dinner complaints inability parake Of the good
thu. poylei Doe, Indigestion pain youheatbum knd volcanic
We hticch Druggists
and supply yourself With wELLlNGS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS aud
hrnerh hpp good digestion 50 cents per box Depot No
s5I uf,ti New York
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
SECOND CLASS

The smaller boats were splendidy handIrd ana INC
GOOD sailing OF the Comet 10y her had the ettct "
making head the list of the first turn The following
% Tho limo.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24


Name. h. Name b. 70 -
Conet..........i2 80 IS lotue. e...........I2 81 80
zephyr............R 50 80 Henrietta ".'..' "a
change their position materially although the Ellen IN
creased her lead somewhat The latter ultimately proved
the winner for the prize of this class shown III the
table:
Name h. NGmt I'D. '.
!
The Jennie became entitled to the prize for secou ~
She received an allowance Of 6mmues and 20 seconds
from the Salus The second round OF the second class
boats resulted in the following time being made Comet
M 3am eos: Zephyr H. 44n 2Os. LOtie. 2h. I'm. SCs
The Henrietta at Tins point retired from the contest a
il clearly obvious that the result, par casually iy
with the Comet That this conclusion ustitable tho
third and last time Of rounding the sakeboat proved
the Comet easily and the cheers that grectcd ne
victory indeed well caIned-COmet 2h 54ll lVs''
Zephyr, 2h. SON. S5s.; L0ttie, 3h. lem. l5s.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
IN THE LAST MOMENT A DRUGGIST

III IINN NIVNIINI y
~ TRIES IAy daughter already hl her bronchial tubes and
lungs chokrd m Of phegm. family physician said be could
her and that her was hopeless had mvse
old druggist Aud knew her symptoms had all the Indications OF
death A. last resort gota - bottle of tOITh PAlNPANl,
aud used within - hours got another and still another and by
nsmmentatY oi Pain Paint she lives to-day n heath living
the benefit Of Pain Paint Although druggists and
docO call huubug who hs practical test o u
but knoss better Nv daughter had been sick Sh Intermittent fever i
accompanied with catirr soaked her chest and
with laid
minutes from the hrt application her pain subsidized and she
ulosed the applications also the OF VOL
COTS ANNlILATOR Tor tarh Her lever gradually len Aer iud
thus well known 20 the public. proprietor
L q INhERSnLI.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

GROCERIES and rovsionS.-llOusekecper
NJ look heYou buy At No 26O GreenHieht New-ior best
japan English Breakfast Tea tl splendid Ooong
Tea Flour u 3 bb aud upward Roasted and Ground CoHses
l. Oc best market a grades Oi Augap AZ frhne prices o
Mo. N.wOrlrsns Mols,sr. TlOS X. AGNEW.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
ABSOLUTE

FACT atte,ei patients Signatures he The ofes
Teeth without pain bY o Nitrous OHde GSs ad'
,niu,tered manuer hv che Of is nRsihsue
COTTON DENrAL ASSOCIATION. 30. 10 COOPER INSTITUTE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

- At o'eloek in the afternoon The seDste, pu'
osst - ne tsrdne rules s proceed 70 %. O " %
"a a. House Of Representatives ha =
Er lTf~E N EW Dem, PENN said that the point hau
heretofore been raised that after they were SSorn ~
% 20 "a adont ruies perhaps those already adopted per
hay otbeTs lie suggested simply giving nouee 10 the
Iso ad IN the Clef-Jusce without entering upon
tb oeson OF the rules He thought the resolution un-
eYceptOnable. ,.
The amendment was lost. -. s.,
THE resolution and the first two orders were ADOPTED
Mr. BUCKALEW moved to table the third saying that
they had organized as a court.
The order then adopted. ann, -,
order providing for notice TO the ChefJustce request
ing his attendance presiding officer ana LOT the ap
Adopted ,... ,,...
The CHAIR appointed rs such COMMITTEE nessrs' t
Pomeroy rep Kansas, Wilson Ucp., MSssl, ana BUCK
aew tDem Penn)
The Senate then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

II rxIEGRlrH . rBs no-.As,nso
CHICAGO March 4-Pour fmer; Spnug EItrss ~
99sl IS for No Corn in good demand New arm AZ &
E6 s3e Oats steady at 56d6tc Rye quiet and dsu o. j,
III Barley quiet and En, ranging from 81 I5d tIW ToA
and firm; Mes. s23 OdS24 Country Packed, $2J frne ae
auiet; choice 6m; Shoulders, l0c, loose buyer hn
Dressed Hogs quiet steady Light Heavy averages lOd .e
Hog. heavy receipts Common 81 i3DS 9i Deol
Choice Beef Cattle quiet; Medium Fair steers
bush Wheat 5000 bush Ost 500 pressea
Hogs 800 shpents bbs Flour 200 bush wneA1
1000 hush Corn 100 Dressed Hogs, co Live bog
CScIsHArI Four unchanged Wheat quiet and good
demand sales Of No at s2l5 advanced c sales a. s4dsSc
oats steady Rye dull At 81 IS Barley held at sn o. @
es ofEo at 81 35 Cotton unsettled aud not qnotaoei Suun
held 23d2 2 offered buyers or Tobacco N good
fall prices sales OF 100 hhds WHISKY irregular Nu no' iSi95s
for Clear Sides Lard dull and offered at "0'
S Iorfs Mreh 4-Tobacco brisk fall prices Cotton better
Puzzle Flour good demand for low grades az unehan3u
Ter White "a ss6 s2 7O Spring 65a s2 or Corn higher At S
aSe Oats easier 6sdT3 Barley. % 40 for Spring rye % o'
Povons dn Pork S2iy Bacon-Shouers tc KID SIDES 1l
sides ISL aisle SugarCured Hams lie Tor Say I
Kettle l5df5c Keg l6c. Receipts toda-" oO" f'ui'
1000 bush wheat 100 sacks Corn, 800 do Oats ,u.r,
NEy OKLEls March 4-Coton active ana erclted
2ic sale, 1000 bales; receipts 1872 bales exports JoSL
Exchange ld Eewlork sight dra, per eea gseOu sit
PORK arm al 27 and Lard quiet aad unchanged ,
Argu.rA I-CottoH opened active and e1cei ss
9if' M,f6 EFoarEIta SO rs; superdns 81 90
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