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NEW YORK, June 23-Flour i0as0 cents
better, for shipping grades. Spring Wheat 2sS
cents better. Corn a shade better
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MORE YELLOW FEVER INNEW YORK
HAIR BOR.

NkW YORK, June p The bark NJ. V Hues
rom Matanzas, mrs arrived, with yellow feyr,
on board. Two more deaths have occurred in
the Saratogas crew.
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From A. Hunter, bookseller, we have
"Married, A Domestic Novel" By Mrs. q. ].
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Mr.. George Peabody writes that he viii n.
seyeniy-avs years Of sge in February next
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The ruling rate on call loans On the New
fork money market yesterday, was seven per
cent gold until after two O'Clock. when there
was sharp advance m rates. ani at the c'ose
Of hank hours the Quotaaoa Was seven per ce at.
80 SsrIessy, @ "a aHan,os @ 70 comn,ss.on OF to
Per cent. .hat' was aNked. THIS quoaatioa
equivalent % about thirty per cent. bad ani
about thirty -fonr per cent asked. THIS sharp
Of gold yesterday withdrew coas,derasle
smoRpts from circulation and were compeIled
70 borrow money 10 carryIt rhegold market
oIined to I5.s. Government bonds were lower
~ the last board owing 70 the stringency an
money.
IBy Bankers' and BroksrT TsIserapA ya.es N.
Gdssdacdy, operator.
Lewis johnson Il 60 quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows
hEw foRn, June e2i-first Board-U. n 90.
ie1. coupon. lst; so's. isoa coupons. is2;
i-e<, coupons ll6ki lsoo coupons ils \; lsos.
coupon. new, llss; eso'a lsa. coupon. lls,;
4 Mis. OernAcasss ak; Mariposa, s. Auan-
nc Mail, none; Canton 6iA; Osmeer,and, 3as;
Western Union relesrapn- y y; QuicxsiIvsr,
,,ss ,s; sss'or wHs, ss,SN PSwsr E. New Iort
Michigan Central. is2; Michigan Sosnsrn,
loeAs; Ilbuots Oenuai. i&2. CleveIand and
Piusonre. 9, !; Nor,svsst ~; DO. pr.s.rrea-
@s; Cleveland a Toledo. 73k Rock Island.
49,; fert Wayne. IS; Alton Il Terra Halss,
none; Toledo q Wabash, III Adams Erp,
s0S; Wells, Fargo q DO. Express, ~; UnIssd
States Express, oeA: American Express. 90;
Merchants Union. AZ; Chicago 4 Alton. lSs;
do pr~tsrred. none Market steady. Gold,
I37alS7s.
TBy Cable.l
LonpoN. June :S. p. m.-Oonsols. 93a
70 =; Bonds, eUA aSOA, qulet and steady. Ill-
nos, IS; Ere. lya a2Oa.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bonds. ssNaS6L.
LIVERPOOL 4 y. m.-Cotton more active
Ssies 1850 bales. Middling Uplands, l2s;
Middlng Orleans. I9L
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PAYING OUT THE FRENCH CABLE
PARIS, June 23.-The Great Eastern, up Z,
tuesday noon, was one hundred and seventy
four miles out from Brest and was successfuIiy
paying out the cable.
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The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has accep ted
the designations Of First Assistant Engineer
H. O McIlvane and Second Assistant Eugi.
neers s. u. McLanahan and Thos Lynch.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nOI FOR BLADENsBUR0 AND THE Gel
IL EBRAT3D SPA SPRINGS

Open air Concert 1t the Spa House every Satur-
gay evening Excelsior Ice Cream from T. M
harvsy Co. Pure SODA Water and other cool
9Iihks. The bar is stocked with best Liquors
wines: Lager and Wiess Beers and Cigars. House
Pieasure seekers can leave Washin gtOa on the
Ionowlng railroad trains IS. 50 and ]. 80 D m. ,
favorlfe American Brass Band will be in attend
apce saturday evening. J yune IS, 1859.
10 Z-f. &c. nOCKABDE, Proprietor.
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IPUBLIC-NO. 2l

ed
An Act 70 extend the time for the Little Rock
and Fort smith Railroad Company to com.
plete the first section OF twenty miles of SAID
road.
BE &c enacted by the Senate and House of Repre.
sentatres Of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled. That an act approved July
twenty EIGHT, eighteen hundred and sixty six,
entitled " An act 70 revive and extend the pro-
visions Of An act granting the right Of way
and making grant Of land 70 the States OF
Arkansas and Missouri, TO aid in the construc.
si ssippi river, opposite the mouth OF the Ohio
river, via Little Rock, to the Texas boundary
Ne II Fulton IN Arkansess with branches TO
Fort Smith and the Mississippi river ap.
hry-three, and for other purposes" be 20
amsnded as to extend the lime to the Little
hock and Fort smith Raiiroad Company, for
building the fret section Of twenty miles pro.
vided fOy In the second section Of said act for
the term'of three years from the thirteenth day
of MAY, eighteen hundred and sixty seven, the
time Of filing the certificate Of organization 70
said company provided for in the third sec.
tIon OF said act: Prsrided, That the land
granted by the act hereby revived shall be sold
sctual settlers only, in quantities not greater
than one quarter OF a section TO one purchaser,
and for price not exceeding two dollars and
nifty cents per acre
Approved, April 10, 1sss.
lPuBLIC-No. 23-I
AN ACT 70 amend IN acs entIued An act
railroad and telegraph hne from the Central
Pacific railroad, in California, TO Portland,
IN Oregon" approved July twenty fve,
eighteen hu ndred and sixiy-six.
BE it enacted BY IA Senate and House Of Repre-.
atioes Of ne Tinted Staies Of Am>ricc IA Con-
srss assembled. That section six Of an act enti-
tled IAN act grantiog lands 20 aid in the con-
o ruction Of a railroad and telegraph line from
me Central Pacific railroad, IN CALIFORNIA, 10
Portland, in Oregon" approved ally twenty
fye, eIgb'esn hundred and sIx;y-sIx, be. and
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CITY pIsPENsARY.

W VAsHINGfoH
CITY BISPENsARY,
No. ass, NovfAscess Cevsev TIA ssd N Streets.
Medical sdyics End surgical OPERATION TO The
pool free Of charge.
TO4cs ho1rs: 90 II .. n. q teIR.m.
Z. II. TAILOR, y. D., B.W. LArINEH, II. ID.
Il street, between 6th and 7sh. Also. deals IN
Guns, Pistols, Powder saot; Bells, OaP.: end Gar
tYfdges Repairing Of Guns Locks, and Bells don
In the best manner stshogt notice. Dyl3.
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(PCBLIC-No. 2i,l

AN ACT concerning the Attorney General.
Be r enacted by the Senate and House of Repre.
sentatires cf tie United States of America in Con.
greSs assembled, That so much Of the s.Act
making appropriations for the legislative ex.
ecutive, ana judicial expenses Of the govern.
ment fer the year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy" as repeals the
eighteen hundred and sixty. lone, entitled sAn
act concerning the Attorney General and the
attorneys and marshals Of the several districts
be- and the same is hereby repealed; and said
second section is hereby declared to be in
full force; and Ii shall be the duty of the At
torney General to report at the commencement
OF the next session Of Congress, and to each
succeeding session, the names Of all the DER.
sons EMPLOYED for the purposes aforesaid and
where and upon what business employed, with
the compensation paid to each.
Approved, April 10, 1860.
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BRsvHr MAJoR GES. A. s. wEBB, u. :.
Army, has been invited to the Presidency OF
Columbia college, New York, bat his not ye.
decided whether he win accept or not. Gen.
Webb who will Be pleasantly re nembered in
this city as formerly In command Of the iith
regiment U. s. Infantry, is not yet thirty -eight
years OF age. but Is one of the most intelligent
and thoroughly educated officers in the army.
His selection for the place is a high and de-
served compliment
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Mr.. JOSH MORALS LsNUs, the accredited
envoy from the Cuban Government, is IN TINS
eity, but up TO O'Clock p. m. to-day had not
presented his credentials to the President, as 1t
was reported he would do. Mr.. Lemus was
one OF the gentlemen arrested in New York on
complaint OF the Spanish Minister, and indict-
ed by the grand jury last week. He is gen.
tieman Of wealth, and a lawyer OF reputation
IN Cuba and IN Spain. He brings with him
credentials signed by Gen. Cespedes, and a cVpy
OF the constitution adopted b. the Cuban Gen
eral Assembly.
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(PUBLIC-No. 1917
AN ACT regulating the rights of propertv of

AN ACT regulating the rights of property of
married women in the District of Columbia.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentutires Of the United States Of Amerled in Com
gresS assembled, That in the District of Coin bla
the hight OF any married woman to any pro.
perty. personal or real, belonging to her at the
time OF marriage, or acquired during marriage
IN any other way than Dy gift or con veyance
from her husband, shall be as absolute as il
she Were femme sole, and shall not be subject
10 the dispocal of her husband, nor be liable fer
his debts; but such married woman may con.
vey, devise, and bequeath the same, or any in
teIest therein, In the same manner and with
Ike effect as II she were unmarried.
SIC. 2. Ind be ii further enacted, That any
married woman may contract, and sue and be
sued in her own name, II all matters having
relation to her sole and eparate property 10 the
same manner as If she were unmarried: hut
neither her husband nor his properly STALL be
bound by any such contract nor liable for any
recovery against her in any such suit, bnt
Judgment may be en- forced by execution gainst
her sole and separate. estate in the same man
ner rs If she Were sole
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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APPOIATM1NTs or CADRrs.-The President
has determined upon the appointment Of eigh,
cadets at large to the U. s. Military Academy
at West Point, winch, with the two nefetofore
appointed. completes the list Of ten constitu.
ting his quota. The Secretary Of War is now
preparing the commissions tor the new an.
pointees, which will be signed in ths course of
day or two. The other appointments to the
academy, one from each Congressional Dis.
trict, made upon the recommendation Of Repre-.
sentatives in Oon gress, viii also bs an need
in few days. These cadets are appointed one
year In ad vance, and viii not enter tks academy
until next summer. The appointments made
last June will be ordered 70 report q. the
academy before the nrst OF September.
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SECRETARY boutwell, has returned here
from his VISIT to his home in Groton, Mass.
and was at the Treasury Department to-day
and busy in receiving visitors most OF the FORE
noon
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X. X. LOWELL, of the United States Secret
Detective service, who was arrested on Thurs
day last at Caaandaisua, New York, on a
charge OF f'conspiracv and collusion with coun.
terfelters," has for the last two years. Ii is al.
leTed, been in correspondence with q notorious
thief and counterfeiter named SIMS, OF Belle
Isle, small village near Syracuse. who was
the head OF gang. Sims has also been arrest
ed, and both men have been indicted by the
grand jury and held for trial at the term of the
United States Court which meets at Buffalo
next August.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session Of the Forty.frat
Congress.

IPURLIC-No. Is
An ACr 70 amend the judicial system OF the
United States.
BE Kcndcted By ths Senate and House Of Repre-
senfGrces Of the IHited States Of ANeried IN Con-
Uni ed States shall after consist of the Chief
Justice OF the United States and eight associ.
ate justices, any SIX of whom shall coasutute a
quoIumi and for the purposes of this act there
ssall be appointed an additional associate JUS
tee of said court
SkC. 2. And be IT further enacted. That for each
OF the nire existing judicial circuits there shall
be appointed a circait Judge, who shall reside
IN his circGit, and shall possess the same DO wer
and jurisdiction therein as the Justice of the
Supreme Court allotted 10 the circuit. The cir
curt courts in each circuit snail be held by tue
justice Of the Supreme Court alloSted TO the cir
cult, or by the circuit Judge Of the circuit, or
by the district judge ofthe district sitting alone,
or by the justice OF the Supreme CoIrt and cir
cult judge sitting together, in which case the
justice OF the Supreme Court shall presi1e, or
IN the absence of either OF them by the other
(who shall preside and the district nudge Aud
such courts may be held at the same time in the
different districts OF the same circuits, ami
cases nay be heard and tired by each OF the
Judges holding any such court sitting apar: by
direction OF the presid ng justice or udge, who
shall designate the business to be done by each.
The circuit Judges shall each receive ar an
nual salary OF 1ye thousand dollars.
SKC. 3. Ind be ii further enacted, That nething
In this act shall affect the powers Of the ius-
tices OF the Supreme Court as Judges OF the cir
cult court, except in the appointment Of clerks
OF the circuit courts, who in each circuit shall
be appointed by the circuit judge Of that cir
cult, and the clerks of the district courts shall
be appointed by the Judges thereof respectively:
ITOrided, That the present cleI ks Of SAID courts
snail continue IN Office till other appointments
be made in their place, or they be other wise re-
moved.
SIC. 4. ind be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the Chief Justice and Of each
justice Of The Supreme Court to attend at least
one term OF the circuit court 10 each district of
his circuit during every period of two years
SIC. S. ARd be ii further enacted TRat any
Judge Of any court Of the United States, who,
having held his commission as such Rt least
ten years, shall. after having attained to the
age OF seventy years, resigl his off ce, shall
thereafter, during the residue of his natural
life, receive the same salary which was by law
payable 10 him at the time Of his resignation
SEC. 6. And be IL further enacted That this act
shall take effect on the first Monday of Dscem.
Der, eighteen hundred and sixty nine.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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APPOINTMENT OF A COLoEED MAN-Mr.
Joseph r. Cook, colored, brother Of the
recently elected Register OF Washington city,
John +. Cook, was to-day appointed to a first
class clerkship in the Interaal Revenue Office.
The appointment was strongly urged by Col.
John w. Forney and others.
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THE WHITE HoCsE.-There was a large
crowd al the Executive Mansion this morning,
and few were granted interviews, among
whom were Senator Cole, Representatives
Prince, Loan, and Loughbridge; Thos Adam.
son, Jr., U. s Consul at Honolulu; Hon. Reader
w. Clark, Earnst Mendelssohn Bartholdy,
Farnst Westphal. of Europe, and others.
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MRS. SKNACoR WILLIAMS had what the
newspapers call a "perfect ovation" on the
occasion u bsr return to -er home in Portland
Oregon, in consequence Of her successful efforts
to secure he pardon of a Postmaster OF that
place, in the opinion Of every citizsn wrong
fully convicted Of an embszzlement which his
clerk had perpetrated. Upon Mrs. wIlhams's
presentation Of the papers IN the case. At
torney General Evarts and President johnson
had the pardon made out IN ten minutes, the
day before their retirement from ON ce.
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AssIsTANT TREASURER AT NEW YORK.
General Daniel E. Butterfield was to-day ap.
pointed Assistant Treasurer OF the Uni ed
States at New York city in place Of Mr.. Van
Dyke. resigned. The commission Of Gen. b.
was made out AT the State Department to-day,
and after receiving the Presidents signature
will te transmitted to him.
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BRRvET MAJOR GENERAL w. H. FaRScH,
Lieutenant Colonel I'd Artillery, has been re.
lieved from future operation OF tia order
dire cling HIM to report IN this city for court.
martial duty and has been ordered 70 San
Francisco, Ca Iifornia.
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TWELVE GAUGRRs of the Internal Revenue
Department in Chicago wer. dismissed to day
upon the recommendation OF General Webster,
the new Assessor, and six new appointments
made.
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HON. j. WATSON WEBB, our late Minis'c :
to Brazil, was at the Executive Mansion thi |.
morning, and had long interview with the
President relative to the condition of aif.irs in
Brazil and the reasons which prompted his re-
tirement from that country
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APPOIHTMBNT OF SUPERVISORS IN. ID
Stanwood was to-day appointed Supervisor OF
Internal Revenue fer the States OF Alabama and
Mississippi; s. ]. Conxlin for the States OF
Louisiana and Arkansas: and Gen. W. Kry.
zanowski for the States Of Georgia and Florida.
These appointments are under the recent re.
organizations Of those districts.
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DISMISSAL OF ANNIE SURRATT's HUSBAND.
Special Orders No. l.9. just issued from the
War Department, directs that Hospital Stew
ard w. +. Tonry, U. S. Army, be discharged
from the service Of the United States, from July
lst, 1850. Tonry, 1t will be remembered, was
married TO Miss Annie Surratt a few DAYS
since, and it is rather singular coincidence
that when ne was detailed for service As a
clerk he should have been assigned to duty in
the building occupied by the Surgeon General,
on 10Th street, formerly Ford's Theatre, where
President Lincoln was assassinated. He was
on duty there AZ the time Of his marriage
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REMOVAL OF HBADQUARTERs-The head.
quarters OF the 5th U. S. Cavalry, which have
been in this city for some time past, have been
transferred to the Department OF the Platte,
under General Augur, and the headq usr ters
will hereafter be at Fort ID. A. Russell, in
Cheyenne.
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MILITARY BOARD. In accordance with
directions OF Secretary Rawlings a board OF
army officers consisting of Brevet Major Gen.
M. q. Meigs, Quartermaster General; Breyet
Maior Gen. A. b. Eaton, Commissary General:
A. B. Dyer, Chief Of Ordnance and Brevet
MAJOR Gen A. A. Humphreys, Chief Of Eugi-
neers met in this city to-day for the purpose Of
investigating and reporting upon the SUBJECT
Of Illuminating forts and quarters at military
posts. The Board will take in consideration
the facilities afforded by the Government for
the proper storage OF such material as may be
deemed advisable for use and give its opinion
thereon.
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"A OBLIGATION OF TEXANS now here BRO.
posed to visit the President to-day, and set
forth the condition Of political parties in Texas,
and urge the naming Of day in September or
October for holding the State election, but had
not called at the White House mp 70 O'Clock
p. N. They represent. 1t 10 said, that il would
be wise for the administration to give counts.
nance to the Jack Hamilton wing Of the
Republican party, inasmuch as this division
represents the advanced views relative to suf.
rage. hey say, now supported by Sentsr,
b ownlow & Co., Of Tennessee, and which the
Texans claim 10 the only gronnd on which the
Republican party can be sustained permanent.
ly.
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COMMoDoRE CHARLES WILKES, u s. Nayy,
since his retirement from active service has
been resident Of Rutherford county, ~ O..
on the eastern base Of the Alieghanies, where
he has an estate Of sixty square miles, being
fifteen miles in length by four in breadth.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIDRNr-The
President has appointed Augustus Putnam
Collector Of Customs for the District of Mid.
dleton, Conn. John T. Harper to be Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the 9Th district of Hi
pois. George d. Montague to be Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the 18th district Of Penn
sylvania. VIM. T. Harlow TO be Assessor OF
Internal Revenue for the sth district of Massa.
chusetts.
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CLERKS DIsMIss1D.-Messrs. VIM r. Tonry,
w. E. Tew, WurGeman, ID. Taggart, and ID
Major Soper, clerks in the Surgeon Generals
Once, (Ford's Theater,) received notices yes.
rerday that their services would be dispensed
with from and after the 18th Of July. on account
OF the reduction in the appropriation bills. and
they were granted leave Of absence until tina,
date.
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INDIAN AFFAIRs.-Commissioue Parker, of
the Indian Bureau, has received advices from
Mr.. Enoch Hoag, Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs, dated Lawrence, Kansas, June 18th,
that party from General Hazen arrived at
Ellsworth on the l2th instant and returned ON
the Lth Instant, taking down agent Darlington
to the Cheyenne Reserve. They report NO
danger from hostile Indians, a. none were seen
in coming up. Two men were killed twenty
miles north Of Salina, at Winneapolis, near the
Solomon, on the 18th instant, and seven In.
dians were seen south OF the railroad on the
18th instant. ..s
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