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, 1869-06-07
on the es.h pls He Was we1l known 81 the esp

on the eeth CIT He WAS we'll known - the Cap-
tain Of Seye1al occsp steamshlps-
Flptow, tne an,hpx Of lhe opesaa Of "MA11h1'
and " "stsadella, 4" has applied FOR q divorce from
his sceood wife, She isA Ester Of hil nr1t wife,
from whom he was diverted.
Delcrare Hoppuez, who waa one OF Byron's 1n-
timA.e. in Italy, has come ont with letter TO the
London AtAenRtfnl, tmpuEntnX tho yeEaclty Of the
Countess Guicciou.
George Peabody, who Is on hls way 70 thIs
country again, has been appointed By the Br1tilh
Government Trustee OF the Hudson BAY Company,
In tho room OF Sir John Tenant Ene1soo, de-
ceased.
Anna Dickinson, IN her Womxn1 Suffrage lee
TURF, wanta TO know WHIT \ ctrtain paper "win
nay In nvc years fron now when she Will hate
vote, or tn ten ,eAss, when she viii bs 4 member
Of Congress-"
The ChAl3esRon pspcrs- announce the death Of
Dr.. James Moult1e, Tor many Jeara Professor Of
Psychology In the South Carolina Medical College,
and one OF the most learned phyActAns IN the
United Stated lie held once OF tw,ce the position
Of President OF the American Medical ABsoei1-
tton.
Mazz1nl Is sttll as Lugsuo, suffering from vomlt.
| ing and Aeeplessnesa Ills disease Ii thought TO
be cancer In the stomach. Fof some time he has
! eaten only food easy Of dises.lon-soup and raw
meat hnshed; but the good effects OF this regime
bare been peutrallzed By his excessive abuse o'
1 tobacco, he smokes 30 CT 70 ciga11 daily.
Ir. ". ". Corcoran, OF Wsshlngton-wno r.
Gently made muuincent donatlon for the pro
| motion Of national art gallery at Washington
| intends to establish "uome for 1ndlgcnl
Widoxa, +. which will cost f7oo, 900 OF more. It L
dcsigned to provide comfortable quarters for sl1sl
widows Of ollcers, clerks, and other publlc ser
wants, who may be In need Of assl,taace, aud III,
upna7eneut OF the Institution IS to be placed Il
| the hands OF Eve Washington ladies'
Napoleon III. Is 30 highly dIspleased with IL
chotcc recently made By the French Academy i
1ning vacancies, that he has written to the Pei
petual Secretary TO Say that he shall be glad I
dispense with the usual ceremony Of receiving tn
new AcademiclapA The offending members al
H. CARRIER and n d Houssouytlle. who hare neye
spared the Bouaparte dynasty In their wutlngs
The Set York Timer says:
ths Z 5es e.gsf; dr., .s af5as ass
Usssoe ta ID H. i rpt9n ~ Il ss ds'e q
county md oi lats yr.z. b. h.s g.en biz .ttentit
st4 & .ess es & sssasss n E
p-en<rty 1o.7a1 II TysSe!essSs, asasass q Thst
rs.a.s Il Ii son1es.iea. VI .ugpo<e - MY =
ook for sonaethnt aalts dLfsssnt from the nassE.
eented. I'd whieS ha,e een rsD.tedix eonacnnedi
' lie a1thostt Ative voice os the Hon,aa Church"
, The following Is from = London letter:
e 80 IT. sss 1ss to a's
ss, s:':.a9ssa = ri IT @
= safed % tais .s.otbed whish NJ lh!lds
sss H e. ~sy sah E shs Il !
aee 70 1!ets nate q cii;aer. .h.t .hf oe;unaa.
r.. r.. g.. g. Sea1 u H. eails ~ Toe saa ~
| that Mr. Httgkt I'D kAArraaed.1
, 1869-06-07
TENNESSEE.
Opeplnu oil the GubeE5sntorinl Game
nntEu-Spcech OF Colonel Stakes
nnd ;oyc1nor Sentcx nj SoshvtAe-
twnrh F.nw. ....

nn.otn1 OF the Gubexrntorinl Cam.
pntgn-SPcech OF Colonel Stakes
nnd governor Sentcx nj Soshvthse-
Lynch LAW.
onened de canvass tor Gove1no. Al the capisoa
sadienes d!seusssd 9Sas5 = t5s snP,.o :.
ehisement question for lae close. He sa!d taA
wss the a1!-eneornlnk toptc, and ~ be vas
ssens oc Il Peepfs s,s eaa aDiu,1as 5Sn' rssse e
e sor !. .na K 4s.a IL issser ne
Wiasi. = In % Isl set:sf be ssa;el thai e Vas not
II fAeur Of universal Suffrage, never hsd been aoa
id not ow taas be eves ronsd ns: 1nd assla5ed q
tsea s. rHo-ta1rus majority q me 1esanas15n. Z.
Il IL ~ 4 spta rep = q t1ste
In views therein expressed. IN taa1 Ecech he
ssid The osllot-oo1 woa!a b. e5sasd a . .
me er eHs I'd s sna b sass 500
oncdence that iney could be tr1ssed Fna the "a.
lot he cl4.tncd that his policy nas u 4eeoroanes
sa,s q tsf g. na9sa y M
Congress- bJ 1.p-1htt7ls Sose 70 leosS pnan,;. pouu;
ce,ose s%te5 ss1 ~ y .he fseosa eoaea
! ndrtioa Of Eli aldltnra left Tie hsu 81 ,utioG.
/ After the noise and couiastor saosided. Gofes,
iema % ue si saeciafed ,ha: tsc policy Of dlstrnaa. -
| cht1inR The I4te rebels Wa not s1Sssihed py lne
| Chicago platforta- Il elected, ~ be Ge!t sase ne
xouid DC, he wUola recommend soc IeSsstas,1ia
70 take sIeps to remove the political d'Saonue:
of every tax.paylnZ etttxen Of Teuoessec
Governor senteFS speech was well EeeeEea
| ARD rayc ssrsfActtCn TO his Spppotsefa boI
@+n,5tmen eecmed courdtuI OF sacresx
NEXTu1e, IE1e a-M J. E.tnes. nototto1
hoTse-shltf. was found hanging 70 LITE, Ire e. a;,
| hrf!cts From papels On his person It Is suppose
tbai be was originally fzun SexNk Nd,
Al the sock except Fotne = go u the Nempa. M
tsken- II Is PROPOSED to nave bargcs N opesaao
| nr fan
, 1869-06-07

elevators Of the }Tabaah i Western Railroad
has l'cen reduced from oness ssand half eanta
a bushel for ten days to hrce-fou.ths OF
cent; and the canal elevators have reduced
their charges fer. the same time from one
and a half cents to ono cent Thus, rail-.
road elevators Of Toledo hxre 'ahated one
half Of their charges, and the canal ele-
vators one-third Of theirs. The Wabash i
Western Railroad dIaws millions Of bushels
Ct srain fron Central Illinois, every peck
Of which would fnd its way Ia. thi6 city il
the Chicago railways and Chicago elevators
charged proper tariffs foz conveying aod
handling t., !.
, 1869-06-07

ecncr..l synod OF ths Reformed
Church In America

General synod OF tnS heAOFNea
ChurCi, In America
PHILADELPHIA, IIne AT The srenou Of tue
General Ssnld Of the Reformed Church, yestef-
tar a cvnlmruic3t.pn was read hJ J. +. Hartley
viii reference to ieclulng the Invitation Ei:e1 70
the eynosI By the Pope TO participate n tac no
n,au Conference next IalL The euEsnaniea1soh
vas refer1ctI Also, one f1ota the Comms,es o.
The Eyuol OF the Secession Church Of u0lsnd,
which VIII meet on the ls.h Of June. and Middle
hnry Province Of Zealand, Michigan, earnestly
requesting the present synod 10 appoint neltutA-
tCn for tile fuIther1nte Of muaiAl lhsefeo1Ese,
and OF fellow ship Of tie shinLs which vas re-
ferrel; aao one Ia rcEstu to theac 70 change Lne
corporate tItlr Of tnc GenetM Synod os the he-
formed Protestant 1|UEh Crurch 10 thae o. sne
General Church In America, which was referred
committee u three ministers md two laJuen
we're appointed to attsnd the National ConncE
ataies, proposed at the 1a4t seshon OF ne
stuol. key. Dr. H!-hT, delegate rom tae
German Reformed Churco. made ~ aadreas IN
rrEart 70 union OF ch1Icbes and tae ffestuen1
responded. 4 report was received 1rom ne EoHs-
miitee appointed bf the last Byhod 70 EtslI nok-
iand Michigan giving few facts u regard 20 the
TneoloCicai Seminary tn that section Referred
Ia committee on PTuiessorates. Rev. Abei COT
u;aa was recognized as delegate ron the o!d
macter from the Lutheran Synod AdloufneI
Sctt1cmens OF tho Episcopal Troubles
Mt Lafo ette% Ind ....
JxpraSAroIIS June a-The compromise e6cefed
| In the Rus Episcopal a13H, JesteflaY 70 ne
! diocesan Convention, Is 40 Illustration Of me
| rover Of Churrh discipline The Taf:sn a -
t 7ayette mss brought doNn and ne bsoop euA-
| tanned.
, 1869-06-07
A BARBARoUs MAINE LAW.
An UngoYtunntc HounE Nomnn
Thrown into Prison "1tnont Get"R
Cnuykct&A Of n Crime.

An UngoYtunntc HounE woman
Th+oxxn into Prison tthou1 Being
Convicted Of n Crime.
ppp. tAe Boston Adr<Ttf.tT, Nay =.
A Yery peculiar csse recsntiy tled BY the
Superior Cour, At Portland ms c1etea ING sJ Jthe
people Of Maine Tne facts In tae mstset 40 10
aprear TO be In controversy. and may % pfse95
and simply 1tated 5onnE s snrsef,ons aes suAa I'd
hitherto Of uuhtemished repuraaon, uslnx ~ =
country tpwn, Eas betrayed y sSounas ~ unagf ~
promise Of marriage. The chief sinner ned 3at @
iar' Ms J1c,im satiesea esez5 misery. but stzoEe.
With natural Instinct % conceal nsF ea.me sort.
M - posssh.e. She became mother "a eeSsh; "
ionrrr 1pe sutho.tttes took up the matter, aad
N iniHctmeu. Vas toussa oy toe E1aaa Ut, la1i
against the mother for the offence .. scet
| celfref7 ana cpneealment"-no pruul Of an5
sTs Tessef ssae % eeins ons4rd- me pItsoacE. N
No 10 1sapa Of to st upright without ass:st- s
! HDca WI blOpxnt tnto ecufN SapPotsEu ~
be. mother. By the - satloe icy q ssa,nss s nea ss
thttr- Se,nS kcpt in the courtroom for 3 long
t;ne. sic Was addressed ot The CouI+ with conc
pruuacfed retnazts preliminary 70 seatsaea; 1ne
~ o7 TIE cft1oe With which she vas no. ca.1EeI;
atmltted certain .uaitiseasrS eEcuu:sAaees U ~
special ose. bat was q opinion tnst ~ sasGp,s @
needed. me sentence was then rrunouneen
| sending the E4ri los n!ne months . tns Coont.
jan On htsr!1e Il tee prisoner otnee hes a2ssA; :,
eas le,h,sN BY piercing sa'seSS ana 'ea 03eA =
Tnss Is ta1d to he the nzst ease which has bel M
t7te,a IN Maine cndeE tats Etatutt- Tno dtcfen5o ",
lcf, snc Court Ia sentences y thE oseace
tnr fhrec yr4fs, or q anc not over hundred 20!
| iaTa Tudcr these circumstance the afas
TnoAe en.aioa u 70 .sSaa .ne senic en- ne:i,,on
he Executive foF toe pssdon o' sae5ouns ss0
! receiving nAn! Signatures.
, 1869-06-07

special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW ToRx, June :

special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW ToRx, Junea
LAY REPRESENTATION. !
AT Trinity Church Last nght OF si1tT-1ve voting |
members present, kixty lone were In favor Of Lay
representation. Tho question viii be brought up
In other churches next week.
pAMAGr Nj sroRX.
A high wind thla afternoon caused considerable
damage IN this vicinity, md principally on Long
lsland and near Newark
FoR EuRofK.
Ali the European steamers sailing to-day were
well u1led with paAsepgeFs and freight Among
tho pa1sengers were many Cubans en- route iot
PanA
TIE HOTEL WATERS srR1kI
has p.aet4eaNy epded, the peepuescga selnS y1c-
tor1ouA
LONG BRANCH.
The hotels ut Long Branch hare engaged .
a large number Of men, and will he In f1u opera.
tton next week. 1t Is understood that President
Grant has. taken villa nt Long Branch for the
latter part OF August, and Will probably Eeua,n
therc two or three weeks.
ROLLING STOCK FOR TIE TACT1c RAILROAD.
Ten new locomotives and forty cars for the
| Pac,nc Railway VIII be started nexs week
SOUTHERN rActr1c RAILWAY scnENR
| Al pa11y Of capitalists will visit New Mexico and
Arizona In August OF September, in the interest
| Of The Southern Pacific Railway scheme
TO THE ASSOCIATED FRESH,
| TIE pErxw PARDON CASE.
NEW YuRI, Jupc h--Tns arguments IN The De-
pew reypca,ioa q pasdon case were commenced
bcfole Judge Blatcnforu to-day.
Thomas McIntec has been arrested here Gnd
committed TO await q 1equis,tton from she Cover
nor Of Sesfssss snasE - S ra NJ ~ IA 10y y,
10000. It Ia also asserted :sat be deserted hia
family and brought herr young g1tl from Mcal
gan whom he had scduced
| 1ITE
Another hdesa. corpus WAS obtained to.dN 7
the case ot Aoses Z LndspEt991, M 9 oi chicago q;
. | tiors, rc.urnahlc on Monday before jndg'
Cardozo.
| Ross nave t,reu a19cst&l a. concerned In tho a
sstnS esg aee oe 1aIes aeay es to arpea
5 for examination on Monday.
= TIE QUAkER CITY CASE
the 4e release q tse ousicr csy, is gone oTef Il
4 | Monday
Mrs. Vernon, well-RunFu actress, del ycste
{ day, aged q.
ocne1i quessds who was recently captured nj
shot .......-......
, rnr E5ecoure cosnmls1ee oi 1ac Society OF II
| Durustoe Expedition ami Ninth Army Corp9, q:
= designated the sih OF july as the time and Rocf
Point "a the p'ee f15 rHsos hes1E us 'nnoh' Feon'a
Cyrus ". Field returned from Eusope on II
' | NeseI.
!. FATAL ATrRAr BETWEEN RAILWAY aEs.
L. At Dutch Kila, Long Island, OF Thursday. a u
70 pute, terminating In a n2ht, occurred oetHe
d | McNally and KellAhan. conductors on the Gre
n Point 1tailroa1. aIl enc Morrow and n companlo
~ ~ employees o. tie Astoria Railroad, regafdtnx
g uef1t1 of their respective llneA Hnrtng beat
y Morrow IN m lununan manner. .AcS ~ ~ anA s II
q, ahAn, who were Intoxicated tore Up nc 1se1
,r Aea{ly-a mile, and Injured the bridge, caastns
~ delay OF several hours to the Flushing train
theif return to Green. they we're met By sIsen
ao Of Morrow, who beat McSaNy 10 saen 4 mani a.
anu, as Is thought, threw himself into the crc
lie has not aiuce be2n heAIl Of.
, 1869-06-07
PACIFIC RAILROAD FRE1aHrs.

Avery respectable Chicago house engaged
in The hide business was recently made the
consigned OF stock of hides purchased IN
Utah. These hides were shipped at Ogden
to Chicago, md the freight bills are as fol-
lows:
saon ns hides from oglen TO onAha, LOSS :, ,.-
same nom Omaha 70 Chicago, aao miles,. sss
ro,,,. .sss miles ..1asss
We respectfully suggest that such tariff
Of frcights is iuexcusable, and is an out
1acc upon the American people, whose
money has built this Pacific Railway and
hes enriched all those who hare lad an
agency in it's construction and management.
The charge from Omaha to Chicago is suf-
fciently enormous; but, compared with the
charge On the Union Pacific, it appears rea-
sounb1e.
The weight Of hides was sixteen and
half tons, and the charge on the North
western Railway WIS at the rate Of four and
one-qua1tez cents pes ton per nilc-a charge
nearly three times ns great as ought to be
dcmandtd. One cent and half per ton
per mile for common freight is most lib.
c.ul rate; md it is to be hoped that, upon
tho completion of the several competing
lines to Omaha, there will be redactaor
Of freights to that rate.
But the charge On the Union Pacific
ia. beyond this. 1t is moro than clever
and OF oira cents per ton per mile, an
amounts 1o extorton. There is nothing il
tho cost Of the road, nor its running g.
/ penses, nor in any other particular, to Just
, IL or extcnuate any such ton. It amount
4 to virtual prohibition OF trafa'
: It is m oppressive e1action from the Pes
, | ple a1onR the road, and is an outrage upo
the public bywhose bounty this eorpontao
). has been called into existence.
We understand that the entire regio
D through which this road passes is rich vii
e MI manner Of products, which the Peop
1 are anaons to exchange with Chicago #
9 our goods and our money; bu. this Ga
$ monopoly commands the road, and e1tos
a oea1ly as much as the entire value OF DO
3 products for their transportation. Unle
IS the1e be a change in this policy very 60
+ there viii go up from the people an lmpe'
d. tivs demand that Congress, at its ne1t
ps sion, promptly relieve the country from
to despotism which controls this nasao
4 ! hichynv
, 1869-06-07
rvrrp1En CONGRESSIONAL DIsrR1c1

Mr. John Y. Eustace, who is the candi-
date Of the Democratic party for Congress
in the pixon-GalenA District, to ELL the va
cancy caused BY Mr.. Washburne's rcslgna-
ton, has published letter setting forth the
policy ho approves. He adopts the resolu-
t;ons of the Dixon Convention, which rec'te
TINT the present financial system and LAWS
"unde1 which money is furnished to The
ne,ple of the United State g nre oppressive
sna unjust 10 labo, that perfected green
back system is the only true money, md Is
necessary to protect labor that the M
t;onal Rank note circulation is aa imPosi-
ton and swindle; that corruption and
decentralization in Legislature demand
n-,nnt md immediate sction and the
src-twenty bonds should be paid IN" law
a., money, in conformity to the Laws under
which they were issued Though As. has,
tacc c1ains to be Republican, and would
pro1,ablv resent it as an insult to be called
Democnt, there is no n,istaking The pates-
nit, of these resolutions. II is strange ooe-
trine in Republican politics that We get oot
money from the government a me1s
! 1QQAACQ D1 IQ8 E411bASS aAA+>
richer. No nan receives it as gift HOE
the eors1naeat. Ho must earu It By his u
bo1, and when earned, il he gets more ot thu
papcr CURRENCY it is only because the pape
h,. depreciatea value. II the prace Of I
days labor viii buy only tho neeessasaes Q
LIE for day, il matters nothing to th
1,borer whether he Is paid two paper dollar
or three paper dollars for thhs iabo'
Il their purchasing power u III
= same. But The more the currency
,aaa.ed ts. the. more worthless - i. b b
comes and The less it viii buy Tho !"
4hat Nc have a appreciated cur1mc5 .
misfortune from which there Is no teu'
| except by restoring .thst currency 70 a ~ ~
1plua, 20 that every geenbAcf oou'
VIII be worth a. .do1lsr. II 1e
! - well a IN na.ne. TBia can only be doa
r by restoring the credit of tho nation az
q providing Tor ths redemption Of the gree
o bacss. Mr. .Rastaea proposes instead
, 1869-06-07
mLwaukee & ST Paul Railroad
Election.

MnEACK1Er Iuae a-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Milwaukee b 81. Panl Railway
Company was hsHn IN Milwaukee ro-d.J. There
were SlI COG OF shazes represented The Do
inss of thc nressor? Tor tae 1ast yeas Ncss unart
named Gentlemen ware elected Directors Tor tbs
terms namea. Forthsee year,: A1sL Mitchell. Of
5Atntl Of New Yost; n. Il Cpwd.eT. Of New
York. s Guznee, ol New YORK Fur tEo
yes.s: Zehh Cha@besa.D. OF cleselaad. Ohio !:
Sew Yerk: Jsmes Buell., Of New York. For ono
year: james G: Garner. Of Sew Iost; uenzJ
keep ol New Yozk; James Il. Beue1sct, OF New
Yorf: l. r. Morton. Of Ssw Tork.
, 1869-06-07
IOWA
Nominations by the Ponk Coonty
Kepublirnn Conycntion-DaleEa

by the PonN County
Kepuburnn Conycntton-Do1eEn
II, tl.c Stnte CouveDfiou4
spee.a, Despatch 70 The Ct1cago- Tribune.
DEaM6QFns, June =
The rox County Republican Convention was
held this afternoon The following ticket Tas
pou1ua,sd: Fer stustor, BE. -Aleus Repreaen-
tatiyes, Iopp 4. EAsson and G. Jnaes: Auditor,
J. B. Miller; Treasurer, {. g. Lewis: Sheriff. r
II. yaa Sick; Superintendent ). A. Nash;
Ccsonzr, Dr. Il. G. Field. There Was considerable
strife In The nouinatton for Representatives AND
for T1eaxu1et, hut IN tia other o1ee 10 nEnt It
all. Tbe candidate against Mr. Allen VIA y. Il.
Lea3 Hnd TIE candidate against k1ss9n and Jones
was Thomas Mitchell Considerable feeling VA VA
manifested In the convention, bat ~ iaeaens I'LL
uaMe or The tckes With harmon! sna ,s,5 GoSd rM n
The following are the deltHafes 9pReinHtetut y
she Etate Copyenuen: J. W Mi1s, = " Css1en.
" II. IcaA Uoya Sherman. stlann poraas = +:
Errty 7. l. Ea.son. c. ]. C9fx: u L OeTtns ".
= VIII. Ssatord ua.nes $. T. Hesls, BrTan HaF.
L. u Jones, Isaac Wcedsuu- The eo!ofeo
aeleSs,e, Wela IS Methodist preaener.
sar an H. 1sp,sscatasTe nom The township IN which
10 Canisoi buil3rS Of tha State Is sttur.etl He
Il the 1rs, blsrK raau In 13wA to be thus houosed
The Special train On the Chicago, Rock Island
racy1c i,ailsoad bearing the D1eetcts O.! the road
enI drawn bT the Locomotive "AMer.ca,'' passed
tNrIguh thIs city u noon today,
, 1869-06-07

Seua frnxn the IYors{cr-EudLnE1 Raids

News from the I2orsIer-EndLnn lkatds
on Epxt fcny- nnd Sheridan
HAYS CIR, Kansas June a--The mil Etain
which lett Sheridan yesterday morning, Ens run
on the track by 1n,lsaus four miles west Of Cru
nell, considerable number OF !nhans Fese
near by willie the tack vas pela2 fepalffe'
ami shots Mcre 1rcI By both The IN
dia1s and the perao1s belonging y the train. nnt
no one VIA nGrt. lieutenant Edward Law, VIZ hn
troop OF the seventh Cayairy, camped near .ne
muuth e{ Asher Greek. had seen anu pHtsaen
The Inalsns several times, hut theJ always es-
capped ro,. r1.rs
from nursuit Of the Indians who conEl:te ed me
pas5aSea al Fossil Creek- He did not oVefsSte
them. Another scouting party VIA sent our nJ
General Cu5tar. yesterday ttorntn2- -ibout leu
In.Iians were se1,n, ast evening, w1sria mi.c OF
sheridan, with = rcd Dag hoBted.
, 1869-06-07

Pmc, II, June a-Tne burning os :. D. Ms~t-
ter CO. 3 city FanW factory, which oeeot1ed 1a
tance 70 pasa Win the hr1s1 sktesEaphlo uoSee
contained n the Journal Of eat eyeaau& Ine
p5ow factory WAS N hnmensc est4nHaa0enks liz n
mannIarurea eo-e1tenstve With the NoEsnM9t
Tho SIZE Of the building WIS 19x6 teek. Msa 80 n
L lsox 70 fees-the whole oeeupytnS eotce9, 4a'
, 1869-06-07
OHIO.

Quarterly Report of the Secretary
or the Cincinnati Bonrd ni Trade
The Southern Rhifrond Project
Attorney Generals Optuton Oh the
y-tslblc AdmtxtuFc Lnws
CINCINNATI, July a-Tne report Of the Secretary
Of the Cincinnati board Of Trade At its dtst qasY-
te,ly meeting tonight ahowe membership IS FOL
fows; Seventy -four indis1doals s. nEms, COM
prtsnG a3s names 10 jolnt STOCK manGls na
coUy,apIea, banks, express companies ana =
insnrsnce cor,1ranles-1nak1ng atotal voting ne.n-
be1zhip OF 500. .,. y.
4 rrpnrt setting forth discrimination msde ps
certain t1tlzpada against Cinc.nnat4 n ttansioH1-
inr fretcht West and South. was read 2nd n!ed
RallyipE conmtttpes for the day Wnen tue sote
taken On tho Southern Railway were afPona'eo ~
11 cIrvTrISp, O., Juno h-The Attorney General a
Of his Staie has civcn an opinion N response
dc tnuutry Of IN Ohio cltlzen. on The stsso'e Az
mxtpTe law Of the last LcE4latofc o. taas sta'G C.
Tis conciuaon Is th1t this enactment does not IN
any manner anect The right Of citizens n o. pssr0es
Win tnc itmc nonoted judicial eonsuaeuon OF tus
su1rsse clause of The consitulloa - eanos
ts+ nsnaltes TOR illegal rot1nG hut does noE enauee
the 1uCfngc qualtucaAou-
, 1869-06-07

81. Jok1rn. No, June n-FTcd. = tree9aa1. ~
cty. paased through here last evening. On nis may
70 ocomence eetu1nE sosI ss1qaS1 ,ns ss,uo.
f,cn nf CnotIe eer{don throughout the South
, 1869-06-07

NV o111Iss, June "A bao9a!ne ~ ssl d.sss
ns1pcd Robert Spencer n. asoSnea ~ - .+eo1ncT n
Tnsntom. The fneegsass Of h:s amor broke.
and be became fouled atnoux the uubess, M E y
: Isnrt Si.scsnded "a TWENTY-FIVE feei Of wafer
ant recovered the body.
, 1869-06-07
Arrest OF n Bank Ttopber.

81. Lorr1 June kI. E Lenoine w asfe5sSa, 1890
vesseTaaY. es q FATTY to the robbery ot the fues
Sst,ansi Hans. Il CleaIneld, Pa, Nay - Of soont
1seoo and lefr 1a1t eEenans TT Sie1sosss " "
, 1869-06-07

Soue Of The Toledo elevators bare set an
cxs1upse which we commend thu elsrstor
ponoFoliee ID Chicago to follow. Tha
charge for storage Of grain at the Toledo
, 1869-06-07

AExAre1Sv Nd, June h-Tne bsu, laes rtrnx
IN honor Of Lt< Admiral roeter. waS q tiae AMIR,
md WIS attended hJ the President and wills. 4ec-
res4r1es Berle ind Cfesweu 9tne{A ahafRs1, A1d
many othx distinguished pefseQA
, 1869-06-07
Alleged 1nsuHecE1onnIy Plot In
GeorKfas

ArersrA. Ca, Jane a-Tae E.neston Gassse
rsneed hT peEyo, fartng for It's object the bum
iu9 Of t6e sawn Of LeR1ngpon. the county eesk q
osIt,holpe eonntl: nd rAssacfe a. q the iaaah-
neproes aid to be implicated in the plot were
rsisted b. one whom they shus ma Killed.
, 1869-06-07
MONDAY. JUNE :, 1863.
sNERICAH SHIPBUILDIRa.

-, h;st,,ic,} Once a large and
-n,s,,h1a bnsiuess. il has sunk under op-
-. .s-o+;,, rctil at last il NAV ho said
t.ha,-, ,,ono,rc x;r,ua1Ir extinct In the
...r,a,,, ,r ,,,aaic;na thara arc single
'.,s,;,4,s .,h;ch contain s,ac;6cs Tor
i,',s '9,-a1 diseases and vhen ~ ID often
.hl .,n oaza aV ,,a -at;ent lies nnae, tbe com.
-, 49, 10 cb;rase cai, Il a casaubera |
s,,son :. rs cnrad to dcath." American
',,,,,>,,;1,,;,r, has hcon cnrea to de,th br tho
;,,1,l,a,,e, i,,sa of rnotec.ion administered
-. ~, .o,r,s.ctnrnre of averc aescr;n.
e 80 orta,iro ;,to tho 1,ns;nasa
W1,,,s tb7, extinction of a large branch Of
-. - ,>oo., t,,;,<, ~, in th;s country.
,,,.r., H.. t,as, "a General revolution taking
,,,., W. ,ro1,. ovar in III, matter Of ship-
ig,;l;rc n, a,v of wooden ships has
!, ~ ,-,,,o,s s,o,ee has he.
..a.,,,,.., 1oata-;,, and inn and
80 49, 49, 49, 1o,.,,s~c;sI ,,,,;re If ali
.,<,rrtrios zvhe,ssr steamers or sailing ves-
1.,, -. ..,,.7,n ,-.eea1e nnt of
r.a ~, t;ne ia mi rrntablv verv distant
-rha, tha ,,ax;oat,on of the lakes will be
.,.-s,7naa o.c5ns;.eIv hv steel md iron yes
r. o,,o,,,oe. ~ INN vessels. ms com
.-:.h 80 ,-o tho ,,rcctar durability.
H.. n~,S.,,,.,;,,, n ,,o annna, cost of rcpairs,
,..,..-a1 eo;1;,,, ,,u.1;tiss. saving in tho
- s,,.n.oo and tbs conseouent in
,., s,.,c;t, for fra7oh4. There are
- c1rio y, Scotland. thirty-oue estab-
:, e., w., .b7nhni1d;no. In 1868
,,s,,-aat ,,a ,,,oaan s4.a,, ar WA built
'No '$. 80, .;nar +hora
, 1869-06-07

Arfctt Of phtIAdeIf11lN E"uCcC3eus
pp,.nx, ruYA. June 1.-TWO policemen Of this
civ. nsmed NoouAn and [Yt1aaghnn. have been
s1e md held hal easa u 80 f9f ~! ~ ,oa oa
charge OF entering TWO beases ". nesns e;sa w
furuiSare, &c. The sufferers vrEe sososed pes. e,
tons, and the A8salauts we1e heTVSpposaeeo