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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

ESPECIAL FRIENDSHIP FOR SOLDIERS
The Cincinnati Iaqsirer says that Gen.
Grant has fully accomplished one thing
during his short reign, and that is to utter
ly dissipa.e all claims Of friendship for the
soldiers. These claims, cnergetically urged.
and sustained by violent prOtestatious, and
often by a magnificent disregard Of facts,
have been an element Of great strength to
the Radical party heretofore, but the Pres
idcnt now distinctly disavows them, and
gives practical force to the disayowal by
ousting many Of the brayest soldiers of tho
Republic from the offices which secured
them living their wounds prevented them
from earning otherwise. In his own Ian
guage, Grant now considers the fact that
"a man who has been appointed to Office
within a year and half is sufficient proof
that he is johnson man" and therefore
not to be tolerated by the present Admin
istration It is well known that most Of
the men appointed within the period uamed
were soldiers Of unimpeachable record but
their services count for nothing with Grant.
He estimates the men of the army no niger
now than he did in the days Of the Wilder
ness, when he spoke Of them contemptu-
ously as his "cat's tail" More soldiers
have received Offices from Democrats and
Conservatives in the past two years than
from the pretentious loyalists Of the Radi-
cal factions. "s ia
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
FORTYEIGHT CATSi

The house was crowded at an early hour
by the jolly boatmen, the spaces not big
enough for men being filled, as usual by
boys, the omnipreseut imps, who are al
ways on hand when there is u promise Of
noise, fun, or mischief After the usual
delay, which elected from the audience
any amount Of stamping, whistling, and
imitation of caterwauling, the curtain rose,
and the grand cat harmonicon was dis
closed to view. Two rows of cat heads,
two dozen each, glared with their lustrous
green and yellow eyes straight at the au-
dience. Little rutfles were round their
necks; miniature music.stands, with books
and candles, were placed before them; the
aforesaid two bassos. whose beauty was
spoiled by the fight, being provided with
muslin bands, which added to the gravity
of their countenance. The whole was in.
describably comic, and was received with
due applause. Seated at the organ was
johnson, in clean shirt, and as sober as
he could afford to be on so grand an occa.
sion. AS soon as he could be hoard, Cur
tis advanced and stated to the audience
that the first song of the evening would be
" Aud Lang Syne," or, as he pronounced
it, cold Long Zion" which would be fol-
lowed by Hail Columbia" "Clar de
Kitcken," and other patriotic and devo.
tional songs. johnson squared himself
for the task, ran his fiagers tcndcrly over
the keys by way Of prelude, and then
dashed boldly and vigorously into cold
Long Zion," producing such burst Of
music as never was heard on this continent
before, nor ever will be again till another
Curtis arises to carry into more successful
execution his brilliant experiment. The
cats were excited to fury in tho presence
OF the now uproarious audience, and still
more under the unusually severe poundin.
Of their tails. They forgot all the lessons
they had been taught, they paid no attcn.
t!on to their parts, to either time or tune
rhyme or reason, but squallcd and mewed
yelled, spit, and phizzed in the very mad
ness of pain and terror, drowning the
sound Of tho organ, which could be heard
occasionally droning out its Old Long Zion
in the rear of the uncarthly tornado of cat.
erwauling. Never was an audience So
completely nchanted-never was delight
so unusual-so unbounded, and 50 vicor.
ously expressed. Shouts, roars, Wells Of
laughter, such as Western men alone can
give. burst from the crowd, shaking the
building from roof to foundation, Curtis
was delighted--the cats wero furious
johnson was beside himself with joy, and
hammered away at the keys with all his
strength, making, with the aid of the choir
and the plaudits Of the audience, a =" con.
cord" of diabolical sounds never heard be,
fore on this side of the Internal regions
Unfortunately, in his delirium. he forgot
the strength or weakness of the bellows
which supplied the organ with wind, and
whchhe worked with HE foot, He had
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-07

NAkE SCRAP Book livery iutcl'i-
ren. progressive farmer takes paper.
Tbs Is a hxe} fact Il IS to b. hapei :,
too. that he has hal: dozen Journals, of
one sdre or anoth1r. coming every mouth
But, however TIM: may be, when he reads
them over he oftNn saws Now | wish |
could remember that item, ana put It N
practice next season. | believe | Will
cut it GU, and save it somewhere lie
does cur it ont and puts It IN his vest
pocket, or between the leaves Of q book
or in some out Of the way place, where
there Is l!tile chance o. his cvr seeing it
again
Now, when he cas It out he to < astea
in the r e o;--e-..r. Why di! ~ not
- on lite further. and paste It IN i
scrap book Then it ull have been
rcrmaneut3y saved nd very convenient
I -or rc.,@eu,e Preserving rTp2r~ In files
would ave at II tie articles. hut -ew would
lever take the tro u l. T. 70 X 7}l throu RI
them Tor some 9o,ut taev wished 10 rad
.yer again. |. W u'1 "a N .oa much ike
Iaoaiu5 FIR the pro'tgJ.a, 'nee4lo in ,he
hay-mow.
The scrap 10 4 gives YOU the v,rv
cream Of Your apers. There are usually
.au3y !. t,w ar;ic : ii eara one witch seem
IL have eu written expressly for Won,
and YOU uo rfut care 70 save those be,on =
inS 10 everybody els. You 60 not car
to read the columns on bee keeping, when
lou never owned q be in vouy Tie; but
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-07


AanIcUl rCEtL lrENS,-A PIE,
-9' iea' square ''"'"'i'S N' ''''
The most profitable use for SOU
is IL make them into vinegar.
II 's 'S''ha',' 'H"' ~ -
one acre in roots.
-, -,
Hal'.S aou I'',,I 'ie's - =. Ia
sN,' ana o''"N Gown o'' ~ y
betting the open haiVes 'oso'"'i
Shude trees should not be planted {
10 dwelling houses Let IN the sun IL
IN farmers family neither hair, IN
nor feathers need be procured for b. e
Saa. .as.le aa>l,s. - ~Acteheled y
u..y.-s..... ,,,-.., atl l491h!s II
~. ..,.,,,,r.h :,
farm $ to know beforehand precs III
xoa wan, 10 o.sanl the ratio % Ms i
possession 70 ac,omp,ish i.
,s.,. -,
" ..',' '"' .''..S : '-'.'e
S'N.' Il ..'"N''I = -la,-,
>>''.F '' Fe'..~ '''S ''''' ~ ~. 'A AI;m,al
rather tasn etao.e form.
!. .rh,,;o
i : Sa'' 'na' SIX 'F''n'nS % 49, .-'1 :
aeiI' G.<s5.V1o ) 's.oH' J S".'on o "a'S' ;.s "
Sa.. r.''1'.'o - N'h's .'I.'..'> .h;a
.e L"'e S'I'2 opS ,. e's,'n's u,l, ~.
I'F"'' '.F ana $ .-N' ms D'''''~' '''N :" >'9'
Land Is ott' ~ y"''3 'o7 years ',9 P.b" NV,
,hI ".itf "r,, he,''' H'.SN ,,''' WI -,
hurt the land, but pa.'er SUI PF'Pa'' -
ia the fail 'Faen, II well "na'toF am
ed, thore vii be but little trouble III the
spring, even in WI seasons.
F.xpor me- rts made At Chenoa, on tho
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-07

Daniel Webster Vas rEht when lie re-
marked Of the press small is the SUN
required topa'ronize newspaper; arnr II
reaar..-.. i patrons. care not how hun :
lie ana uap-c' Sa In the --zet'e lie takrS.
/; is mex: L ial s.l-.e 'o ii. = r7la.--
sa,-: v.,uo-, .;a- l-,a I something
..-t .> wrsa t-c -t-4rjGtlgu Ig.--.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-07
TRInInHENli SHOP.

ENHABLES T. DEIBY informs his
y friends aud the public that he has
elcucd a shop.in Leonard Town at the
place q Business Of Thomas Dillow Esq,
and is now prepared to attend 70 all kinds
Of work in his line with fidelity and prompt
ness. Coaches and buggies painted aud
repaired. Harness, brides, saddles made
or repaired Terms. casa or barter. y
share Of PUBLIC patronage respectfully so
hcited
July 18th, 1eG9-6m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-07
VALUABLE
/ REAL TillTE
FOR SALE.

v VIII SELL ATlRIYATE SALE
tLs farm unon w}jh I reside in S.
Iuicoe's district. in Mary county
Maryland, called WA lilly containing
500 acres, more or le,
Thi, farm IS situate ,,out three nil1eS
e.9m Poiu. /, a,lapted TO all the
c~ore crow. !. with oyster
creek be,aagjusS., .,,i4~.-- N, Fsi1lent 70
plant about 3Y0o0 bushels Of oysters
which grow Ipilly. and command the
largest prices. The improvements are an
old fashioned BRICK HOUSE, four
room below and two above. The barns
aaa ou, houses are Sufficient for the os-
tate ami in GOO! repair. Suiiciency Of
wood, timLeg. Nc.
For terms apply TO
STANISLAJS CLARKE,
Ridge Post Otiire.
81. Mary's county,
Nd
April ., 1862.
baltimore Daily SIN and National H.
tH.JelccDr publish ) times and send bills
to this Office for collection.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
A T JOHNSTON A VAN TAssELLS
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTtONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART

lie East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue.
4GEsbAY ssFF Al Il ocEck ESn FRIDAY
Gentlemen having establishments which they wish
% dispose Of Or tho.s Wishing to purchase snyhns In the
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
business and establishment conducted on The
people in other branches of trade.
GOOD Nabiing for horses " private sale.
STREET opposite the Pos: onloe where register kept Of
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS SALE.
Private gentleman: complete road turnout compris.
Mare hands, about years Kind harness. free from
vice they trostsd half mil: in they are warranted
Wagon, pole and shafts bull, BY THU: Co., OF srooHiyD
set double Harness, made by Calhoun, Hoover Co. Ban
kets, Robes Whips, &c.
pole and shafts; two nne Rocksways three elegant top
Wagons: one no top Wagon, two depot Wagons top no
Bay Horse Is hands, 6years kind in all harness. free
from Woe, tros n Soi warranted sound true.
Close Coach. shifting panels, in good order.
nss vice good free ana .y,:S dri1sr
warranted sound, kind and true.
Gray Horse cart Of truck l5a hands years. kind in ali
Black Coupe Horss is hands, years. kind In ali harness
FREQ from vice kind and true.
,dnS Iron orsy hSrss Is hsnS kind IN :. harness.
he afraid Of nothing warranted sound kind and true
%inuis. very fast and stylish driver; sound
Bay Mare 1Sh hands, years, kind in all harness and
under saddle free from vice. also two seat
kookaway, set single Harness, &C.
all harness. free from vice good travellers Kind true
:sripcn time Of sale. We postpone account
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
At BARKER HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART
"A MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AUOTIONEER.
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES

. EVERY WEDNESUAY AND SATURDzY
0entlemens private Embellishments disposed Of public
and private sale 70 The bss and esnsral s..ort
Whips &C. E suit the needs Of all classes of purchasers
stantly on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twentyour hours allowed for trial every horse sold
under warrantee
Good sabng for horses Al public private only
the city having driving ring for showing horses on
sale. Carriages, Buggies, &C., taken on storage.
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line
See catalogue In Wednesdays Herald.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed proposals addressed to eher OF the undersgned
viii be received nn Thursday September r. ls69, for h1
graduation masonry and bridging OF that part Of the Cow
heccut Western Railroad extending from . point ON th(
State line Of New York. In the town OF Salisbury poin
In the town of Canton, near the village Of Colnsvs d4
tapce Of 4b miles, or for any portion thereof.
Profes and specifications can b6 Al the Engfneer(
Der I, next.
The company tho right reject al proposals
deemed for their interest to accept
WILLIAM H BARNUM, President,
Or WILLIAM q, Cor, Secretary. Limo Rock, Conn.
Wlnsed, Conn
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

THE NEW, -sPsENp1D AND VERY FAST sTBAhKB
SUNNYsIDE Is offered for charter to societies. soioot
parties Sunday schools the most desirable boat ip
New York for excursions Apply to j. GIBBS, board,
pier 4 North river foot OF Houston street, CROCxER
WOOD Co., 50 South street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

NEW ORLEANS DiKEoT
~ Southern Line.
The steamship LoD0NA, H. R. Hovey will leave pier q
East river Saturday Sept IL.
Freight for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken Il
through rates.
For freight passsge having superior
apply TO
Oh. MALLORY 4 CO, 1853 Maiden lana.
The DE SOTO will follow from pier . North river.
LIYIN0STON, FOX CO.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

DAiLy ExCuRsIoNs FOR KEYPORr.-THR sTEAnEs
- HOLMDEL VIII leave New York. pier &C. foot Of Bar.
clay street. during the month Of August at II O'Clock n
returning will leave Keypor At r NJ Saturday and Sunday
cents; excursion tickets, so cents.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

SHERMAN,
CAPTAIN VIM. p. Henry,
w be desRs,ched on Saturday, Sept. H. at o'clock p H.,
Freight received asthough for Louis Mobile au(
Galveston.
The GENERAL MEADE will succeed, Saturday, Sept u
For freight passag having superior accomnodation6
apply 10
FREDERIC BAKER
40 Broadway
, 1869-05-12
Headquarters Military Division of
the Missouri.

OFFICE CHEZ QUART IEIsMAS.KE,t
tH1CAGD, I'll, April ~ 1857 +
assh !! = s:.s;4s? e 81 ~ l : ~ =: = = s:
d ys EEL; ~ 81 Z, :; s;}:T; "a
~ stt.een @i T. E ieai. = st:: % I'd Gin III. ~ !rsr
bttWrwn 1t. Loat,. No., snd MeaLEl@s. Tea7-. hY
Besxeeu St Louis No., nd yick,bussa. Miss. by
,BSt~een St. Louie, Ao-. md New or!eaaa. Iz- ~
sHvsea E.E;1 @ II I'D I'd xsqpsl.. zp T;5a. a,s
o:T7as H.. sad point 6<txeea il: Pike nd OH.
Efsxsse Ss.ee 2: st:"9zt E. I'd Arn9ht b,
n: re- + liz "a tt
~ B4xEeS % Ss:ss 42 T. 9.111 !s,ss s. TT ID New
81 :o@ I!nf.Es Q G.o 9s,'se ;,3s r. \ f;;s
s:s:!ea the saiat. dessas.sd "a
g; I'd II = 13 i. ~ t?a s3 NtSfh St -, ~, Z
hH7s csio ~ Srv. 01teaaa tor ,fe :'c:- ee:vrr1
Ghs I'd e; Ss fa1saS Il :s;z
potnt. dess1.ted and a. ~ lo nil. f.o GU
( 9sz sst.sas Gsp I'd ae
R5 sae II Z it, ~ e Il
dc:s:aioe ~ E5:e 70 b paid' Il whea thfy VI
'Tf Gia:' 4 a:taa3 :. sis .5e,e .sS M
Get ICE c'eII1k tc1f tA&1oEa "113 i'll be f112rat4
Second. The rate per 100 pouads 1t which they VIII
..xnspert supplies; n1&o. ba!cd hay and stra~.
Third The RAE tt each which they vii .-73s33zs
hotzeA, snue1. eztt.e amb1I4aces ar.4 w4:,u8 *
trcshs toz feedi2< anlnal to Be supplied by Tie ...s
brAL}
B!dde7 viii plea4e rive the r..c \. which :1.r ri.
fur tsh tzansf"r1adon up Stft11l.
1hr eoat1actuf muat AtWAJs give f1vetU.1tn: t5-ze
the pTtterenet. aod tn VIII bt Ill H'-~t II
ca!J private 10 the e1cuAon os Government isris1t
in sase .he eonsT.e:!nt p..1y i4ls 70 uSi. ~
surP1tts = feq..sr. the euTc-u9ent teseTe+ - fk-
70 furnish t1aEtPoa;lon Il The u .he r':s-
tractor: aId uotine kezein CUE tanel shall b. - e,-
-trued ~ to psrrent tr from :71asP1saa1
troop aad s1t rtes Gu anx Of it, own b'ats
Bidder ahould kire their Names in lt. u ell -
their places Of rtsdenee, and esch rtpal naGss Il -
eompaoied with ed In the slas Il a:aa9 s:sa:t y
th. cnntraet 4.ard1d to The pro7,1k ~
Contract viii te 4eee1ed a1d rnte7rd t7:c 80 <sH
md sac1cnt security f1rshtd sE sa.4 r!:J IN ae-
ee:51jlce Y ith tse tr4:os nf this advetsisttnent
The en1t.aesr viii b. re1sulred t" <Fe "ood III tfs
Thc nsrtT I, whcu the award II n.de Ea::4t b. prs
,ar.{ i eIrtu; crnt-Ac !. once 4ad t1Te the
1itrd hon for The faithful f1lhn,tas Of the euarstt
The Government seserset tae night to reject AaE x II
thr tids thar nay be bderrd-
P4J:s~ss fcr Transportation from ST. Locis aa7ad b
iudor.ed FEops1ls for tEzaspoT;iaon il: II -: Lxs
10 New Or1e4ns, md way tota:a." tabse tx s-1:hs-
;4tniieu from Ck.aku Psoposals for III a1i ris.e
r7n-pott1sIuu EEue EhleaEc 10 Nty oEsea2 CT. zad
.EtrfHetd to ttc undersigned.
~ n1I1eF Of The EuartcsnsMer CentEaL
p H. RCCkER.
A.eistaat Qna:te1master Geat:al E. g. L.
Chief Qn~sse5ma&tef Military Dit d th- s1iasousi.
, 1869-05-12

hoppcts IRE reported quite numerous In Southern
n cbtrtka
Large Plumbers Of laborers and cmployes Oh the
Union Pactnc hallway were discharged yesterday
and to-day. Hundreds Of people afr thus being
thrown out Of HnplQYnent.
, 1869-05-12

has Large collection OF pstnttn1a AMI other vorxs
Q! aH. The value Of the property u eAttus.cd n
h4aua u dollal1. 1t IL EtAted that August Bei
mont o. New ioFk. has written to Nj. Colrosaa,
tefc' upon thels trust, to choose ffpm hts cole
tion tfslEe pictures, which he Will thereapon Goa,
ses % them, to be aided 10 the gallery here a
The Belmont contribution
WET INDIA C1ALISG STATION.
&, oEahk 10 the high charges b. the authorities OF
y tnonas Tor the Use OF 4 United States coal
oepot II lhat Station, this gorernmcus has. - 4
matter OF economy, taken measurc4 to transfer It's
coaltnH depot to SanancA Bas.
TtEGIN1A.
The Cabinet to-day had 4 long consultation
WIN FeE7id TO Virginia maKeFx 1t Wal dna.iJ
determined that An order should soon be tszu =
submitting the test cath and dtatxznchtsene:-:
cl2uSff OF the constitution to sepAfzte vote 20
exceptions vii! Be made regarding the county aud
township organization clarses 1t Is Understood,
however, that these mar possibly hr included In
the exceptions besote the pF,ler Il is3lse.i.
, 1869-05-12

Lost *tnrc Bonds IScncxvcd-refxou-
n1-Ssgsamp I.nnd Warrant Receive
cta-A TrnpeZe Performer Injured.
Sncc,al Dcsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SrR1kGF1I1D, lii, May IL
Some YEAR, ago, one Murray Forbes. Of NeH
York. was the ros-esso. Of a number Of Illinois
State bonds aud desiring to realize on them* sent
the same hE mali to this city for collection. hut
they never reached their destination, and cuase-
Guentls hare never been pail In fn Mr.. Fort,es Is
.icad but the Of the family here
last winter during the eessou Of the Legislature,
a1d the result Was the passage Of law With the
following title: - An act for the relief OF John n.
Forbes, Il a., executors OF Murray Forbes de
ceaset.'' Pursuant to the requirements Of sad
law governor Palmer to-day caused to * issued
nye new internal improvement bonds for one thou
*enh dollars each reduced By payments 10 $l39.i2
zach: a4o two tntereG, bonda Of the STATE one tot
o1e thousand donat* and one for seven hundred
md tTc1iS nine dollars.
=, ,tol"ue George I. Allen OF this city. Consul 10
Ao:ee~. having filed his bon,l and other papers
required, will at encc proceed 10 hl5 post AMI en-
1eI npoe the duties Of his ot11cc.
tnc Governor to-day received fr0m the General
9nu oE!ce a; Washington 9 warrant for ninety
sssen acres uf swamp i2ndA which tnurel to the
lN.N.
Ftau. the Russian aihlctc. with the Hsn1ou
troupe, While performing one Of his daring feAts
IN the trartze al The Upcra Hous l.st nCht fell
heaui0uG 10 the noor. lie vas serions,y Int not
dangerously hurt
, 1869-05-12

scaled proposals. for erecting Rock CAn:1 Ont
Eause arc hereby IIEfted-
Teudess for the entire work. or fs1 separate depar
mcnt1. koelEde@ u1def nasons' and ear!-u.e.1 rria
eatoua, will ee eoneiderrd; btt no bid will rreervs
teution un1ess atr:MrAoed BY acceptable honds t, ~
amouns Of atoa1 binding bidder, awarded - ht,a u
enter Into euntsAet md qualify for the faithful pet.4
Ance Of tho asaIe In aeEert4hs bond4 to .:noant at
weutJ Eve 1871 r<r centrum OF the Of lis hi4
The r4aos ot Tie building. Il Ade BY r TawaAe14
Mix Architect md fIc 1t the ctce o! the Cert Il
the County Board Of SupeftiAu1A. tt J1a+4s.s. wiA
xae.e hids will be trceiE I'd until TUESDAY. Aay I'll
1t o'clock p ILL.,
Bids thould tx atdressed Tender. fnr R,ek Cxa.y
Coft Hoe4e E l. CARPENTER. Clerk Of tas Bos.i~
The BoArd reter7es the nigh: to Ee;cee any A. eel
err madt.
Br crdez Of :he Board
F.. L CARPENTER. OlAzt.
Jaaesrt11e, April t9. 1aR.
The fine of reiwIuk BIDS shave .',i. hereby *.
tended 10 Nay r!ta. r CARPENTER, Cte:t.
}. uet ville, AtTil II lsEA
, 1869-05-12
COUNCIL BLUFFS,

Preparations to Celebrate ehe <.rcat
Event Of thc Dny-CroP Prospects.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
Council BLIEFs Iowa, NA, II,
Our citizens Are making extensive preparation =
for celebrating the completion Of the Chicago,
Rock Island / Pacific Railroad torno.1ox; also
In honor Of the ia5tng Of the cornerstone Of tue
largest hotel IN the State, whtch Is to take Place II
O'Clock p. n.
ThIs locality has been fAvnrrd with oop1oos
haowc1 recently. Tnc fatmels ase bCly blowing
a2d psc2Epx. - ~aeJs..t x{v.|vx.A X4s &rA1e.
, 1869-05-12

spec,a! Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.


-.----
spec'a! Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SEw YoHx. MAY IL
sE1zrnh or sxrGGIEp CtbAks.
FIT! thousand cigars. smuG1seh from lEavann,
were seizrl on At Staten IslAd to-day, and two Of
the amuGHtcrA were AtTeatkd- 1t Il ascesta1neI
taat emcR8inR has hetn carried on for some
months oy these parties, who had Arrangements
fir eonceang large quantities Of cigars and otacr
EuotlA
TIE NEW kCssIAN K1NLSTKK-
Governor Curtin Will leaSe on the 18th Of June
for st. Petersburg. General Clay has written that
he will remain until Curtin Arrives.
MONEY
The money market is Forking very easy. The
SIMPLY Il ii excess Of the wants Of brokers, not
wIthstautf!rP the steady upXan1 increment IN
x,,nes snn ,,e ann-n:,,. ,,,s,,s. ~, ,,''. ~
rx.,a,.,o 49,, .,,,, 1,s..,, "a Wv '''~>
tA'''Anse Ao'' S'''''oo'i'.
The s1ock marie. shows . good deal Of cxr!,c
mtnt will, st,1,,:.lrrecuIsrty In nr1ces nw,n7 IN
,n.. ccn,,,cttpu pn.i,on of r1ionrs AMI nn,nr ~,
mots ao'lnt Stocks n y. t., Hudson. "aftash
and SoF1hTcsttra were the principal features.
The latter was particularly strong In the after.
1non-
"oo0'
''''"'
inc God l0afket mas Active and e1citel, With
starcI on Wash,uc,on te,ccrarns that Mr.. nout.
~, x,s ~, rnIr,c ,oe,ncaf tna ,,nds n,r.h.ssd
"ao IT,. su.ns .ae csus
Ahtf f"ads 1Aere were funols o. S"han SUCCESSES,
snd decline o: bonds in London.
GOVERNMENTS.
The bond u1a1se. vas weak for ZONE re,.ons,
oaf aales were lafSe.
sE#AEp AZ 1 JOURNALIST.
Several politicians state positively that Secretary
..''s" 49, ~, e ~, .oea -.a,+.a -. so,,,,.s1
p.ix' nese, ALL Will soon assuiae ''s '"''''a'
management.
FOREIGN 11Ex.
The }n.,-..tnp.< sr1., reI,eats the story Of a
-,-,n-.. n,,.a.r ,ta pn,a ~ 4ho .ran,ah inv
csnment, on account Of m attempted dtetatlon
Of Spanish at'a1re by the Pope.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
z,,,- ,,,,o,,ssr,, 49, "rnrG.nx ~ -.Sr1c ,,,,.
srxvvr Mar, TIE IT, announcements ,e,.-
toEs n ns ., ne @ eses r. n antc
Saae tous iiota auu al'T5 1aue, .ase peea !acos-
istt ~ none xestet's l%t3 " .ae ksEeta Ply pay
laI Per wot'! for each nd ever! word. including
au'ieer M IT. We ~. ~ .s! 49,, ~ ~. ~ III
" cnassE0 St !ess ttAa LaAn tea aouAA - tnuuc,
AN M seneEa nGMs los t*e Mess ~ 1so pFoposea.
.ut one ~ me eompantcs nas mol Tel given
IN lte assent 70 thle provision
sEs91s9 W 7hh 1akS'cAs ANFl-sLA'EHf
r,- eaS!EIs.
~ lhc ann!sessIf5 0ecuaG ~ .ae AMcs'CAH anti
2!axe1s soeesy c9mmenee toVsg a. 91snWas f,aa
called Inc meeting 70 order, c0n9tatdatth8 the
society On 1hs favcrahe auspices under which they
Met, anu declaring tnat ice 1eAFena vert Gr14nL
| anu every sign OF the times Was on the side OF
antf-tiaseTE; me Gnahdaj report %as favofabte.
showing the balance q .nG eash on
haha I" tc saan, Resolutions we're
adopted urging the adoption Of the Fifteenth
GraiN 3 lLauFuIal, and appointing colorod men to
Q! the eoioled Ince; uphEaidihS me en1tcn and
EtcsS lof heSieGtlne 20 Put an eha 70 II: pfaMhe
, 1869-05-12
EUROPE,



TUE InS1s,H STANDARD ON THE ALABAMA C1AlMS.
LoNpoS. May II.
The standard, Conservative, reviewing the posl-
ton Of the Inlted States and Great Britain on the
Alabama question, aaserts That the Fen!an ont
rsges In Canada more than counterbalance
the dcrrc.latlous hy the Alabarna- Great Britain.
In agreeing TO submit the grievances 0! hoth
countries To arbitration, did more than could be
fairly demanded; and to yield further would be
cowarlice and irEepasahle degradation.
RESIGNATION OF The MAYOR nF coNx.
loSpo*. May II.
ME. USulltran. Mayor Of Cork, has resigned his
oft1cc. Nj. Nagu!sr, member for Cork. announced
The fact in tho House Of Conn,ona and sisted that
t>snllsun had taken this action 10 prevent 4 re-
election. TIE bill introduced by tho Asto1uey
General dlsquallfyIuE the MAJOR lrpnn acting ~ =
Magistrate was in consequence postponed one
month.
Ixusalns
PROPOSED EEoHG AVIATION OF TIE ROMAN cA-ao.
Lie cHCHcH-
Sr FETKRSBCKG, Nay Il.
The government - considering pan for the
reorganization Of the Roman Catholic Church
throughout the empire.