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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
: THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.

The Assembly Committee on Privileges and
Elections resumed their Investigations yesterday.
Messrs. Hegeman and COnant were the only members
present. Mr.. Hegeman heard testimony in the Zrsner-
Campbell case Some IS 20 witnesses examined,
but their testimony not OF public interest, however
Important be in the estimation OF the Committee.
Nearly al OF the parties Germans, but little versed
either in English literature or American politics. They
because German and they liked him. Very few OF them
knew cared who else they voted for One coored wit
ness testified that he had gone 10 the election
more particularly for the Hon. President IT, g. Grant
and the Hon. Mr. ColfaX having learned however, that
Mr. thinner was Republican he put in thinner ticket
The witnesses examined yesterday those subpe.
naed in behalf OF thinner The testimony will be contin
ued to-day.
Mr.. Conant conducted the HawknsDecker case in an
other the testimony was Of the same character
as that already reported. ..
The Of McKeFer against Whalen will be resumed
on Monday at 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
THE BROOKLYN NAVKYARD.
nrIL TIMES IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS.

DULL TIMRs IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS.
The Brooklyn Maryland of to-day presents
far different appearance from what it did few years
agowhen all was and activity and the energy and
mechanical skill OF thousand men taxed TO the
utmost both night and day in the building and fitting out
OF ships to put down the Rebellion. general stiffness
prevails and as one walks through the yard he seldom
hears even the sound Of hammer there being such
complete prOstratOn OF all the mechanical branches car
ried in the yard. During the past two weeks there
discharged about $50 men, and 1t expected that
still further reduction Will take place in the course of one
neers department last week. by orders from Washington,
go men. there not being sufficient means left
of the appropriation 10 justify their retention nOtw1th
standing there sufficient work in the Engineers De-
partment keep them employed for some time TO come
such overhauliDg the machinery and putting II In
order Of the few vessels about the yard There at
present only So employed In the Engineers Depart
Inent. including bOllermakers helpers, &c, and when
the Canandaigna which arrived yesterday is Overhaued
and Pot out Of commission, IN al probability this small
force Will DC still further reduced In the Ordnance De-
parmen there employed about 125 per cent of
whom Will In all probability, be dismissed. What makes
II for those who DISCHARGED Is the fact that
their Trades equally dull OUTSIDE OF the Yard,
they find il hard matter TO get anything 20 do.
There the paymasters roll about 900 names and
IT is expected that the next reduction that takes place
will reduce them 10 about 800, leaving mere cOporas
guard 70 do what little tinkering NAV be required The
kenOeha, fine bark-rigged man-Of war; second class.
carrying six 9inch guns, 1Onch and two 5Opouud
shipped and Join the European squadron. She is
manded by Capt McConbs. The receiving ship Vermont
lies peOred along side the Cobdock and has on board
about 800 recruits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Revenue Cutter Hugh Mccullough Merrymsn ron cruise
Steamship Ess Greene Havana Fso o. and Nassau feo T
anlpas%
Seamsbip Gabcus Walden. Boston, mdse. and pass
Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, Indse. and pass
Bari Iva son Maebo Jan. s. and the Bar jan a. eo1eo ana
hides :. 81, E
Bs Susie J. s,rOgi Stoat, Mix River JAM via savannah III
Brit 7 Poleio Plurnmer Matan.as IA dsys molssse.
Bng Clara NJ Goodrich, Cook, Ssgus IA days sugar
Sehf Thomas IIolcombe Godfrey Maan1as II days sugar
Schr Johu John. Wilmington days naval stores
Florence Allen Fuller Wilmington days psya stores
Schr Matte T. Taber Cook Charleston. days, timber
Schr. Red Jacket Averill Rock and = days, lime.
behI. b. MspdO, Todd, Rockland DAYS lime
soHOOsERs-RTYKR AMI coasTwrH
John B. Brick stamford Almrs Biirabethpor
A. l.. MAssy, EewHaven. Village Queen EiLaheihp0rL
X n Potter Nsw.Iayen harmonic, ElizabethpOrt.
Minnie w. Gnen, heNHaven. Telegraph, Port Johnson
MARY 4 liver Neg-Hsye1. Mail, EiEahehport
d. Sprsgue, New London. Hattie j. lioyt, NewiiaFen.
Crowell Glen Gov Excelsior Cod Spring
s. 3. Miller, Georges Banks Belona Chnton' Conn
SAILED.
Steamship Atalinti, Tor London
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 2The bark Neptune Lem which sailed nom
scely.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ia
BosroS Peh ll-ATuVed, steamship hereus from NewYork
Feb llCraed bark Baltic for Bfemen brig James
Crosley. AatanIas. steam yAcht AspnNau, on cruise
wnHISGTOs ~ e. Feb l2Ceare steamships Rsbeeca Clyde.
for New-fork u. = i.
Sailed sehL Il Caiiweii hsw,fork-
SPOKEN. H...' .
Brig Cyclone from Boston, bound s. FEB lat 3tea Ion 7t7 with
Bng COuea from Mrsssans for csufsgos jan 2s Ia. 1909 Ion
7l5a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

The case of the United States agt David
Ijchtenheim came before Commissioner Owen yester
day In this case, In which the defendant charged
with having while acting an Internal Revenue In
spectOr levied blackmail on Oscar HOym cigar manu-
facture to the extent Of u % decision has been given
The Commissioner said he had examined ali the testimony
carefully. and although there was much that
cting IL evdenbto his mind that sufficient proba-
BILE cause had been shown to warrant the holding Of
Achtenheim for trial. and he would therefore order him
into the custody Of the Marshal until his bail bond
In the of o. 500 had been renewed. Deputy District
Attorney Ethan Allen said this peculiar and very
important case, nasmuch the defendant public
officer at the time OF committing the crime alleged, and
should therefore, be held 10 more strict accountability
than private citizen, he had violated his duties both
as a citizen and as a sworn public officer He Mr Allen
should therefore ask that the bail be increased TO $4,000
70 the certainly secure hs dichtenheims appear
ance for trial Counsel Tor Lcntenhelm asked that the
that amount ample In any contingency, and there
doubt Ina his case that LeheDhelm would appear for
trial.
The bail fixed at 5000, but two surehes re-
ourcd. THIS bail was subsequently given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN NARKRTA


IosDos Feb Pill mCoasos open a, ~ iGi nons a S
steady. Kre 2ll Illinois Atlantic and Great ssen W. .
PRsEJoKr Feb 2UHsd states F'eTwepD bonds WI iOr'ae
ysEpooL Feb Pill mThs Cotton msrf.. opened gn'es q,
..u Pa eeo 60 900 bales Of Which
akeu EXPORT speculation The stock In port
,nl On pboAri 0Oo bales OF which sJD are nom
the United States Wheat IA per Genital r California White ana
Co. 90 Is quarter for Old mired ADD 3i3 for New Oats
3s " b.h y bush Peas +36 v 3Ot ~ Porn sU Dbl
for Easern Prime Mess Beet 9 fierce ofJOs for Ultra Pme
Mesa Lard al Cheese 1911 v cwt for the best grades OF
American Fine Bacon a9 v eNt for Cumberland Cut Rosa pJ
cst Tor Common Carolina and i5 for kne Petroleum qns
and ,saiy gallon Spirits aud for Refined Jsor %i
est Tarpenpe 49, y luseed OIL 80, 1911 v tun LlnSeed
Cake. gil, 81 y tan for Thin Oblong for feeding - - ..
LoSpoS Feb. I'LL m-Taow, 40 ewt Sperm on, kh y
Ton Wh,, oil y Lineed. 8 Cd 58l. sugar.
both the aad taoa No Dutch s-ndad On Vie spo ~
AsrrRP Feb II-Psroeum 5sl SO francs for Standard White
Ioypoy Feb ?l D. for mouey, gl Og account 49,
States FiySesV Bonds III stocks saer hne % Ahanie
LIyEpoot Feb A stock Of Cotton a. bound to
this esmatei at 2SoOo bales, Of which I'OO bales Af'
LoSpos Psb Ill usuEsr Is excited; No Il Dutch Standard,
on the spot 80 A. cwt aAoa', p q ,r.
LytEPooL Feb 2l9O Ths market for and fabrics =,
LoSpos Peh Ie49o p nConsols close at 20 Tor both
tht Uhied states FyetSssy bonds ~ stocks steady
Eris o.; llia0is, git
bu, not quoaby lower; Miilng upand 2iD2t hadhng Or.
leans I2l1 ll. sales % y quarter
~ Old sired Western. aud 81 fr New Bacon arm
IoSpos . cWt both the spot
ahaa. No Il Dutch STANDARD the spot 1913 e~L aioai
u.sEE Feb I2-The Cotton msrEet 3 unehaB s.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
nIAispEL1 IsENr no SING slvG.

1t being evident that neither of the cases in
which Blajsde the defendant be tried at this
OF the Court 1t was decided Thursday afternoon
send him 20 Sing Sing 10 ont the term Of three
years to which he was senencedon count OF the
Indictment under which no convicted, and accord
ingy on Thursday evening Deputy Marshall McCay and
Robinson went TO tho Ludlowst Jail TO convey him to
prison He seemed somewhat surprised at being sent
soou and said 1T Is hardly worth while TO send up
as expect pardon by Saturday, or by Monday GER
tainy at fartbest"
both Blaisdol and Ecke may be required witnesses
IN ~ Eser0R case II IL ever comes to trial. There 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
pASSENGERs ARRIVED.

FROM slvIgNAH-In steamship Leo-D P. Smith B. We,op
Rco Martin Kiney Hughes Rrsste G. j. Beatty, W. l.
Buddugtou H. BnkefhOf Henry Cullen, NJ Bobansh, W. Rod
hson C. IL Brnkelog G. Gibson. e. e. Lamb H. Aorshb '" o
Goodman.
Perera NJ Psera PererA Conception Fernandez Arango
wife children servants G. Angarca and wife ~ Norma
and Jeremiah Murphy aud wife, n GILES aud wife, Antonio
NunoL j. gueoa W. MeMsstsr segura W. BarstoE Sbses
Sepbe Ceshorn j. Cacagrne Julio PeraTa GemAn
Rob hampton Fernandez Castro Pablo Brooks q lager %
Ian r. Cosweuo Grand, Ricardo Tulo, j. MagsSs egy'
Adoph Sampson From EaSsauMns wilson w Dew
ln HiI Thomas Smith, H. Burbon, Van Pragg j. Cf~mpo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
UNSAFE BUILDING.

Judge Cardozo granted an injunction on
Thursday, upon the application OF Mr. James NJ Mac
gregor the Superintendent OF Buildings restraining the
Messrs d. f. Herbert from the further construction OF
their building in FortyeghthEt south eide, Third
ave The papers In the submitted TO the Court state
that the walls have already reached hight OF 80 feet
above the sidewalk and that the walls but inches
thick instead OF IA inches as Is required by the building
law. To construct wall eight inches thick s cheap
proceedings bat TO build one Of eight inches be obliged
TO teari down and rebuild ~ inches thick poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

The members Of the Cooperative Printing
Association last night at No. es East Broadway,
James Z. Williams acting temporary chairman, for the
purpose OF organizing The Committee on Bylaws
ported that the NewYork State Cooperative act Of 1867
covers the ground under which they have organized and
the Committee recommend organizing under that law
and the election OF temporary Board OF Directors This
report was adopted and the election Of officers for tenn
pOrary organization resulted as follows For President
William strk; ViceP President, William Egan; Secretary
and Treasurer Charles II Stone; Directors, William IL
Bailey, James c. Williams Alexander Steele, and j. w.
Jaques II sresoved 70 reduce the capital stock from
$4,000 TO $40 00 and the number OF from 5000 10
1000 Books were opened for stock subscriptions The
meeting adjourned " meet at the call Of the Chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

also an indictment against Baisdel for subornaton OF
perjury and indictment against ooth bialsuen anu
Eekel for eOnsplrlng with others in iIclty removing
whisky from the disery at the foot OF Forty
East River. Neither OF these indictments nave oeeh
tried In case Baisdcl and Eckel wanted as wit
nesses in the Fullerton case or are wanted or ra teIe
is legal obstacle to their beng prOuueeu Ior eIer vi
both OF those PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

cigars committed By United States COmmis
soner Whitehead. II. T..
ORANGE, N. 1.-THE Common Council OF TINS
place preparing charter for the town and hereafter " the
will be called City Of Orange instead Of town Of orange
Additions powers are TO be asked for. - t+.... '
STAMFORD, GONNA surprise party presented
Rev W. Steel Pastor Of the Methodist Church with purse OF
over $500, few evenings since. ..l..t b.
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HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

Rr,,pKs-Monpe-CleaT 20 2; haI al F;I5 haIy rom 70 -
noon. Nothern Lights uot bright from midnight to
Ii,,s nav AT 3O le cloudy cloudy from So
a. n"st Tyenincyarable TO 72S; slightly cloudy from 70 III
to
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announcements.

manufactured Melodeons and Organs twenty-five yaI anu
risk wellearned reputation by making eedp
We hare not made great reduction prices aud snn doing 40
Ia the Of labor and material viii vibrant US ~ u SS,
Organs advertised at $50 Gold Watches at 3d. etc. e '
people can judge Of their value. - .. tL,., hv ,be,,
Instruments Of make twenty years od sre NOW ' W 10
highly the day they we're bought and III our
old reputation . - .Af.., A
liberal discount to Churches and Clergymen p,.. IA
Agent 10 New Az
Philadelphia.
BECAUSE A PERSON HAS BAD COUGH, IL
should not Consumption has set In although case o.
Copupton rarely With unacOmpand BY distressing Cough
Where however prespOon to pulmonary disease exists Cough
s 70 itself strains racks the lungs and wastes the gene
strength ard soon establishes ncurb complaint In cases then
the safer plan get OF Cough Cold or oaepe'' without ae
law and for this purpose remedy acts promptly or surely "
With more Ogau OF the chest than Dr. D. JAYNE
RxPEoroR,Sr an article scientifically compounded from eeuV
selected drugs and which, trial. will always be found worthy Of ~
world. vide reputation Sold by all Drusgsth
All care and anxiety about Burglary removed
appyng the TELEGRAPH We prove by buha
Eight experience and never broh
Look for worthless inifinsenents Inc faoDe
coal ON The street has connection with this Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

THE NHw-YoRK FAMILY FLOUR Co.,
No. Barssyst Eev.York, and No 100 Monsgues, Brooklyn
A sngle barrel % Flour AZ Wholesale pneo,
deiNered free 20 resIdeuees or dePots

DID You EVER SEE BLACK DIAMoNDsF-See
MAsoss BLACKfSa. 49,. pAt,.l.,nbt.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BooKs.-BROUGHToN 81 wy
sIs No ~ Bible House Keep largest and best assonsuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
lnMFsTIc MARKETS.

'EE. Feb. lA-The Cotton m,rEe, i, unchanged.
, 1869-10-26
TEIy2 0NPIDAN
TWO MILLIONS STERLING.

Amount actually paid up is G2sS,i 1875. This, with the ACCUMULATED
axes the invested resources of the Company upwards of ONE MILLI
THOUSAND POUNDS, which amount is invested as follows =
FUNDS OF THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
3th June, 1869.
, 1869-10-26

Assurances of every description ON sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
amy sum from 100 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms or obtain a free
Policy for ii reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 8 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceIyed by the Society,
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits. will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Ageat.
, 1869-10-26
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:

O1IEV OFE1CE
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETOWN, BARBADOS
y4llllS Society, which confines its bust
IA re>s exclusively to assuring the lives
OF persons resident IN the West Indies,
prrstn tS advantages such as no other AS
Sorauce Company, Iabouring In the same
field, can Offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found qnitr adequate TO provide for the
risk Of lite in the West Indies, and suffi-
cieof TO create large SURPRISES, out Of
which ltryer~ionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among Il e
Members Of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 30 years.
has cIrarIy demonstrated the fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part 70
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhahitirg
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
for '!r whole term, upon a single life =
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
Canton Flannel.

Our Flannel for 70 cts. is good.
N. B.-We shall sell our stock this Fall,
whether it brings value or not. We must
reduce our stock We want the money to
build new store. Buyers of Flannels,
Muslins, Tickings, Table Linen, will find
our stock larger than ever before, at prices
that none can compete with.
Give us call, and be convinced.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29

TOYS,
And fine assortment of
Dolls OF aa5 Kinds
On School Books, have Just received large lot
and will sell at wholesale prices. | sell great
many, and determined 10 increase my trade in
this branch.
STA THO ~ E R Y!
or every class and grade, now selling very cheap
Initial Paper by the Sheet. Qure Ream, with en-
velops match, of any letter you wish at the same
price of plain paper
Ink. Pens, Pen Holders. Lead Pencils, Colored
Pencils, Drawing Paper. Drawing Books, Reward
Cards, Visiting Cards, and everything IN the line
kept in frst-cass Stationery Store en6eavor to
supply at the lowest rates. Bibles, Hymn Books,
Note Books, Sunday School Books for Libraries
Toy Books for children.
PertunQery,
Toilet Powders, Fancy Soaps Hair Oils Shaving
Compounds which only needs an examination to
suit.
Fancy &ood@:
Very Cheap. Come and see them All kinds Pocket
Books, Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Clothes Brushes, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Work
Boxes, Ladies' Companions, Vases, Cups and
Sance1s, Chldren's Tea Sets, LADIES' and Gents
Cabas and Travelling Bags.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
T. FLETC H Err J COBS
Next Door to Garrison & Woodruff,
COMMERCE ST., BRIDGEToN, N. j.
State of New Jersey.

CblkC VI NCW JCISGy.
OFFICE OF TIE COMPTROLLER OF THE Treasury
trenton, OCTOBER Ist 1869
All persons interested will take notice. that by vir
the Of the act approved Marchs1s 1862 and entitled
Am Act TO increase the Of the State" it is
~, ade the duty of every private banker and broker
every unincorporated banking and SAVING institution
and express company, doing business in State, and
al b State except such by some existing law now
raw an annual tax directly to the Treasurer for the
ss nf the State to make report to this Office under
astb s or at,irmation. on the FIRST MONDAY IN NO.
VEMBER OF EACH YEAR, ofthe entire amount of
nompany or corporation. from all sources during the
preceding year
Tres surer for the of the State within sixtv days
thereafter a of two per cent, in addition to all
other taxes by him or them paid.
And failure to make this report on or before the
THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER IN EACH
YEAR will subject &c It the ssdeh ddefhaqpg party to penalty
The settlement Of the account.
octs-3t WIN. K. MCDONALD, Comptroller.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
Perhunnerv.
. Q Y S /!

of all kinds to suit little Iolks-Dolls Doll Bodies,
Doll Heads, Crying Dolls. Wax Dolls, Curly Headed
Dolls and Dolls Shoes, any size; Cradles for Dolls
facture them for the large wholesale toy houses in
Philadelphia and will sell to you al the prices
| furnish to them. Thus yeu save two profits.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
3 A r & A 7 N S !.

DRESS GO0DS!! DRESS GO0DS!,
Handsome all-wooI Poplins, Splendid Al
pacca, Do, all shades, beautiful Serges,
Beautiful changeable serges, Mix Chene,
beautiful Silk and Wool, Handsome all
wool plaids, handsome Mollair Plaids.
Prices clear down.
BLACK ALPACCAS.- is the Best
Brands. Only 81, 40, 45 and so Cts. Buy
none till you see ours. You must see all
our Dress Goods. Everybody admires them,
and purchase abundantly.
PRINTS! PRINTS! PRINTS
Actually lower than before the war. Merinacl,
If any tell you this is not you please come right
to our store and take them away with you at those
prices Good Prints, for Ga, and 10 cts. For quilt
GINGHAMS! GINGHAMs.
ing &C., and Cotton Laps, very cheap.
Buy none but our 121a Balmorals-Good only
TO- 81, 100, $50 and 300 Flannels-The ladies want
ira Plaids Flannels shirting Grey Twill Do, Red
Tw H. extra heavy, cheap: Plain Red 25, 81, 81 cts.
Counter-panes Marseilles, Woven x Honey-comb.
MUSLINS! MUSLINS MUSLINS !
you-New York Mills, Williamsyille, 20 cts For
restdale and all the very best makes and will sell
them to You at Wholesale Prices Buy no 121a cts.
Muslin but ours if you want the best.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS
5-4 Sheeting, 9-S sheeting. 44sheetng A shirting
All the best made. We will sell them you at less
than Wholesale Prices. You will lose money if you
do not see and buy them. Stripe Hickory Check
Shrting.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
B. E. HORNER.

At the News Agency, n. E. Cor. Commerce
& Pearl Sts., Bridgeton, N. j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29

Plaid Cambrics, Edgings, Gloves and
Hosiery.
Lace Collars and Lace Handkerchiefs
cheap.
Ladies' White Cotton Hosea good
stocking for IL cts
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
New Cassimeres
Plaid CassimereS !!

Fancy Cassimeres, for Boys.
Mems White Merino Shirts,
Mems White Merino Drawers,
Mems Clouded Underwear,
Boys Shirts and Drawers,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-10-29
PICTURE FRAMES |

Gilt. Walnut Rosewood, Rustic, Oval or Square, of
ali sizes and variety Of style Just received for fall
trade. Looking glass Plate put IL old frames Glass
for pictures, mirrors, and everything in the line.
have, tn three years built up good trade, and
am endeayoring to increase it, and determined
sell at the very lowest possible figures. | do not
want large profits. mean to sell to suit all.
Come and examine my stock. Come and see me.
Bring your children to see the Toys and Dolls. Get
your school books here. You can save money by
doing So Remember the place.
~, 11T II m n II III ID IA n n II c,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

HAVANA June ?, VIA KEY WEST.
Gen Pelaise, whose life was threat
ened by the volunteers, went to Glen
fugoes, but the volunteers refused to
allow him to land. He-was compelled
to return to Havana. On his arrival
here, they demanded his life, because
he had sold his country, easserting
that he had received $120, 900 to allow
some rebels.tO escape. -
Marcisse Escurie, chief of the ad-
ministration, aud Senior Di0rr. Seere-
tary of Captain General Dulce, sue
ceeded In compromising the affair
with the volunteers. and further out
RACES were prevented.
Yesterday evening, the volunteers
were greatly excited. and assembled
before the Captain Generals palace,
shouting Death to D1lce, Death
to Pelaise."
?his morning commission from
the volunteers entered the palace and
demanded General Dulce's Immediate
resignation, declaring that he was
allied with traitors. The resignation
of the Captain General was soon
afterwards announced. No act of
violence was committed. p NE -volun-
teers now have full control and are
really the governing power of the
Island. Several Lieutenant Govern
ors and civil officers of high rank,
accused of connivance with rebels,
are to be Immediately relieved of their
offices. The insurgents, in several
recent encounters, have gained slight
advantages over the troops.
HAVANA, June 3.-The volunteers
| in M3tanzas, following those Ia Ha-
vaoa, assembled before the Govern.
ment Palace there. aud demanded the
immediate resignation of the Govern.