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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs THRoU'

pAcVIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's THROUGH
CALIFoRNIn And CHINA.
Through p'sl, css' rates; New York to San Francisco
Outside o.adde ID,iSs IDs,,isSss Second Cabin. sss,sse
Steamers OF the above line leave pier No % North river
foot Of Canal street q i o'clock noon,
except when those days fail Sundays then the day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
July si-ARIzoNA Captain Many, connecting with MON
FANA, Captain Farnsworth.
san1F %
to yrssy S, S g. III ass.
For freight or passage tickets and information
ggy =. .rss s c0mp"0y ticket Office En- af sxBY
i SfRH hTLANTIc TsSs ShiE AIS srEAassfP IL COMPANY,
GGSGTI1E so% captain S,ss nG vs1 see July
sAtg dstsa captain g. Palmer s
FOR ''''''' or ''''Ss e. WHEELER ys, President.
No. Bowling Green.
For NEW ssndH 0sSEnSs iSJs grgEcT s1E1ssurp LINE
comprising the first class steamships
eENEEASr nTS T. s iir.S S%'sS
1ENERAL MEADE .........,.... CAPTAIN A. W, Sampson
UNITED sTATEs........ Captain g. L. Norton
'As CRESCENT CITY,
Captain J. r. Hildreih,
viii be despatched Saturday, July g at o'clock r. NJ,
from pier ~ North river.
Freight through for So Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES will succeed Saturday, August =.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
"fr' FREDERIC BAKER,
10 Broadway.
U,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
y New York and Charleston Steamship cOmpany's drsi
class sidewheel steamship
CHAMPION, Captain r. W. Lockwood,
Saturday July 81 at r. M sailing from pier No. North
Superior accommodations for passengers.
nection with the South Carolina Railroad all points south
and Southwest, and with steamers 10 Florida ports.
Goods forwarded tree of commission.
Bills OF lading furnished aud signed on the pier
Insurance BY this line one half per cent
The MANHATTAN will follow and sail on Saturday, Au.
gust 2, ...--.. =
25 Roadway.
LNoR MOBILE-FERNANDINA ROUTE.
The hrstc sfeaner MERCEDTTA. Ceptein Qtarkev
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LNOR CHARLESTON,
H South and SouthwesEN
popular steamship SARAGOSS1l
sail Wednesday, July 49, at p. Nj
river, foot OF Rector street.
Cabin passage, $50.
Through bills Of lading all points Bouhc
Agents in Charleston !Rayenei Coz forward AZ!
The steamship MAGNOLIA will follow August q.
I,oR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
il South and Southwest
Regular line-The fast and popular sdewheel seamahE
MAGNOLIA, N. H. Crowell commander, Will sail Wed.
nesdny h August at r. M from pier North rver fooa
OF Rcctor street.
Agents in Charleston Ravenel Coz forward all goods Tres
ARTHUR LEARY, Agent, 70 William street.
The SARAGOsSA will sail 1ltb August.
rrExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS
The Al steamer TILLIE, Captain Partridge. 10 now re-
cevng freight at pier 81 East river and will sail Wednesday,
August4.
No charge for forwarding to New York Galveston.
Through bills OF adng given TO Houston all goods
signed 10 the Houston Direct Navigation Company.
&. IL. MALLORY 4 co.
The steamer GENERAL SEDGWICK will follow.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
y ATLANTIC MAIL sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock p N. pre-
cIsey. from pier No. North river,
EAGLE. Captain NJ X. Greene August
MISSOURI. Captain g. W. Palmer via Nassau, August y
COLUMBIA Captain r. Van sice. August -
j. G. WHEELER, Jr. President.
No. Bowling Green.
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A. JOHN xucon.sr oAsE rsrpsI srHEET .Ss

a. JOHN i. VANDkWATER, Auctoneer, regular sale OF
Horses, Wagons, Harness. Ac.
Hspdsome fa. and superior bred chestnut ottng Horse
aired BY Champion and known the Waertown Horse 16
hands, years old. This horse rotted At Buffalo In 49, 10
pleasant steady and agreeable driver Stylish honest
blemish
Also shifting top Brewster Of Broome street Road Wagon
nearly new; Harness. &C.; property Of gentleman com
Fine Blood Bay HSrss ish hands yesrs old raised in
and superior saddler h first class
animal; gentle fears nothing; very spirited; will
To In mnutes and 10 warranted sound and kind private
property
Very large, powerful muscular well developed Bay
Horse 10 hands, old; weighs l600 pounds; fne
press work horse will draw any load and warranted
kind and true In ali harness; sold 70 close estate.
For and on account Of whom may concern-One Of the
finest blood Brown Mares In the country stylish
agreeable pleasant driver without fant trick; stands
without tying has Of the 6ne pedrees In the country
and IL warranted sound and kind and 70 rot in 2lS
Also several Express Horses, together with Express and
Business Wagons, Harness &C., without reserve.
Also several other Trong and Road Horse not .peched
together with Wagons &C. Sale prompt aa IL O'clock stock
TO be seen AT II ~ hours on all warrantees
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DEDuCED RATES
IL London and New York Steamship Line.
Steamers fornigty London direct from pier No. North
river. Passage at $50, $40 and 800 currency. .
BELLONA. ....Aug. 10 sept
ATALANTA....... Aug. "a PARAGUAY....... Sept :.
For passage Hamburg Bremen, Havre Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam at cheapest currency rates apply to
ROBERT N. CLARK, 50 Broadway.
For freight 10 ROWLAND ASPINWALL. "a South at
TNO sHIPMASTERs-THE CORRUGATED RUBBER
Scrubber Improved squsee half the labor and
does than any other article in for
cleaning the and bottoms OF ships price 81 Ask any
ship chandler TO show II TO you.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

DREW WILL and after Thursday July leave Desbrosses
street at and Thyourh street at S5 Landing AT Wess
Point Cornwall Newburg Ponghkeepsie, Tvoi, Rhnebeck
Catsk and Hudsop Tickets sod ard baggage checked on
board the boats TO nj points New York Central Rsnsse
laer and Saratoga railroads.
t'oE BOSTON VIA
FALL RIVER DIRECT.
The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Commander BRAYroN, Commander SIaMoNe,
VIII leave alternate dnys) DAILY
from pier 30 N korth river,
foot Of Chambers street,
AT FIVE p. N.
DODWORTHS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING.
This Ia the only line running
SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT.
PROVIDENCE passengers by the above steamer. win
RETURNING will leave PROVIDENCE at r. NJ, making
connection with the boat and allowing good nights
rest board each way.
To accommodate the public the splendid steamers
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Commander LEWIS, Commander MrLLER
will leave (alternate days. DAILY
lSundays excepted),
from pier % North river -
ATsSo p NJ FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPoKT 49,"
FREIGHT received at pier 90 up TO r. M
ana at pier 20 up to 80 p. NJ each evening.
JAMES FISK, Jr., President,
NJ. r. sIMONS, Managing Director,
ClIAS. H. VALE, General Passenger Agent,
II. II. MAEGAM, Freight Agent,
Narragsnsett Steamship Company
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

1NOR sALE-A COMPLETE TURNOUT OF NEARLY
doctors Carriage; very handsome bay Horse
aud Harness. Inquire FIedrck livery stable,
4il North Second street, Williamsburg.
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BARKER 1 HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART,
IA MAJOR g. w. BARKER, AUCI1ONEER,
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNERIlAY AND SATURDAY.

0enlemens privata~ disposed Of At public
and sale TO the best advarsse and general assor
ment Of Horses, Carrages Bugge Horne Cothng Haltcr
Wbps &c needs Of I'll classes Of purchasers
staniy on hand. Orders promptly executed.
under WarrAntee.
Good stabins for horses public private only
mart in the CITY having driving ring for showing on
sale. Carriages, BuRR1es. &C., taken on storage
Liberal advances made everything the horse line.
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L,ROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
l. New York TO California, via Hudson River, New YORK
Central, Great WESTERN Michigan Central Chicago ana
Northwestern Union Pacific and Central Pacific RAILROADS
without change of The magnificent palace car Wah
satch of the Pullman line will leave the Hudson river depot
Thirtieth street, 80 p NJ Saturday 3lst in and be
through Sacramento without change Berths and sec
the entire be secured at the once okths
Michigan Central Railroad Company, No. Astor House
Wahsach may be at the Hudson River depot daily
until Saturday, from 10 A. NJ until p. NJ.
CHARLES T.. NOBLE, General Eastern Agent.
C,TEAMER MARY POWELL WILL COMMENCE Run
- ming Saturday June 1859, for Cozzens West Point
Cornwall Newburg New Hamburg, Milton, Poughkeepsis
Rondou leaving pier foot of Desbrosses street. every
afternoon at 3 30
TROY LINE FOR Albany AND TRoY:-THE FAST
i elegant evening river Steamboats, In the world The
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT leaves pier a North
ed) O'clock and foot Of West stree. a6
only 81 90 being 81 70 less than rail and 5c cheaper
any other route, and like reduction TO Buffalo Niagara
Falls all points West TO Saratoga, Sharon. Lake George ali
points Lake Champlan, Montreal 10 all points in Yer
mont and western Massachusetts, Tickets sold and state
secured at DODDS Express Olces 429 and go
broadway, New York. and No. Court street, Brooklyn
Also 9te West above Spring Passenger landed
breakfast
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MATRIMONIAL.

WIFE wANTED-OF AMIABLE DISPOSITION AND
w domestic, quiet habits. by elderly gentleman Ad
Dress with full PARTICULARS r. H.. boz l5s Herald once.
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G DEsAYE, CHEMIST AND DYER, FROM LYONS,
3us transferred hi. esabshmen to f6 Broomc street be-
tween Wooster Laurens He dyes and beaches all knds
sf feathers Gray feathers bleached By lis
process, the quill remaining white and taking all other
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THE THlRTY.EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BY
the American Institute win be held between Sxtythird
and eixtyfoth streets on Third avenue n structure 20
Of engine. and other r. heavy machinery ON
Me ls to the Of September next and 70 the public the
h Persons desiring 70 exhibit works OF ART laborsavng
applications for space BY writing TO D. TlLLAAN Amer
saA Inatttute New York.
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DOR sALE-A GRAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD,
y found and kind in al harness price $l76 IrGurc at
H2 West Twenty-eishth street, In ,he NIX store
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ENOR SALE-F1NEST CROSS MATCH TEAM IN NEW
York lh hands trDts $40; WARRANTED sound and gen.
te Brewsters Park Pheat0n shifting Buggy. Private
stable q Thirteenth street
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EXCISE NOTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL AP
~ ply for license to sell ale and beer only at IA Eleventh
avenue, ON the 10Th OF August, 1859.
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LNOR SALE--A STYLISH FIVE YEAR OLD PATCHEN
y bay Mare, hH hands high well broken In single or
donble harness.: good driver and promises speed
raised bv the Sold 10 close estate Can be seen
At NO. =! Charles street Apply TO JAMES H. BRADY, Exe-
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, DC.

A eMALL eIDEWHEEL PASSENGER ETEAMBOA
"a for sac-Length, 120 feet; draugh feet, copdered
fa sun Of awnings, boats and furniturs now running
Drios o. OOU. O. T. BENJAMIN, 100 Broad street.
, 1869-05-11
$ 4. 6 q TX A 5,
ST. CROIX SAVINGS BANK.

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~ the selection new Board dTu@& -.nn -4enp
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, 1869-05-11
During the year 1868 there were 2

re 221 new depostors say 1876 in Chrisdansted and IS in Frederksted, viz
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Stocks firm. Gold, 1863. Ex-
change, 90. b2Os, 1882 1221s - do 1884, l16 do 1865
rs; new, neg; do 1867, 11sN 1O-4Os los; Virgil
19l4; 1917 Reading, Ss1s Hudson River l64l( Michigan
Central, 1917 Michigan Southern, 1O5% Illinois
Central, 143; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 979{;
Chicago and Rock Island, III; Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, 1b7.
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Cotton quiet and steady at
33c. Flour firm but less active; Howard street
superhne, Ss26@6'75; do extra S41567; do. family
ss@9; City Mills superhne, S5'25@6 do. extra, 500
626; do family, Ss@1076 Western super6ne,
s5@650; do. extra, S575@6T5 do. family ST5O@s
Wheat firm at about sc. advanced. Corn improved; |;
white 93@96c. Oats advanced to 72@s9c. Mess
Pork, S34b0 Bacon firm; rib Sides 10@1sI(c; clear
do, lsH@1s4. Shoulders 15Ac. Hams, 22a22a{c.
81 0bG '06.
NEW YORK, June 24-Cotton steady; 800 bales sold
at 81 H@58c Flour dull ana declining sales OF 5000
barrels at prices without decided change Wheat
Gull ana declined 2@3c.; quotations are nominal.
corn dnl and easier; sales OF 840 900 bushels at 62
SIC, wa tue canal, and s4ae9c' by railroad Oats
neayyi sses Of $4,000 bushels Western at T69c Beef
9ueL FORK dull; new mess at $3.50 Lard qulet,
WHISKY quiet and quotations are nominal.
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IHE GREAT EASTERN.
Her Departure with the new French Cal


A large company OF guests were ell JteTtained on
board the Great Eastern the day before her de-
parture for Brest with the French Atlantic cable
the big snip carries the cable for the first and main
part OF the line OF communication This cable il
1852 miles in length nearly 400 miles more than the
quantity which sufficed to reach from Valencia to
Hearts Content. Material alterations have been
made in the arrangements of the ship to enable her
10 carry this large extra weight The main tank has
been increased TO the enormous diameter OF 20 feet
and holds 1112 miles OF cable. Her after-tank con-
taiDs 912 miles, and the fOTe-tank 72S miles, The
machinery Is the same as that used so successfully
upon the last occasion.
The wheels at the bow and stern, the paying out
and winding-up apparatus, the break machine, the
long trough for the cabe-all the same; and near
the stern great red iron buOys for buOying the
cable, should 1t be necessary. One change has been
effected which Will at all times be useful but which
In rough weather will be of the very greatest value
The rudder will now be worked by steam, and so
perfect Is the control attained hy this means that
one man standing at his place near the centre of the
ship can with a turn OF his hand control the huge
vessel In the heaviest weather.
Ihe Great Eastern VIII be accompanied by three
consOrt vessels or these the Chiltern will proceed
TO Brest and viii lay the heavy shore cable some six
miles In length. The end OF this will be buoyed until
the arrival OF the great ship The Great Eastern
upon her arrival, Will attach the main rope to this
END, and Will proceed upon her way TO ST. Pierre
accompanied by the Chiltern and Scanderia. Each
or these vessels Will carry portion OF the cable and
VIII be furnished with grappng-irons buOys, and
pcklng-up machinery precisely similar to that on
board the Great Eastern. The William Cory will 90
on In advance with portion OF the cable and will
lay the heavy shore end at st. Pierre, buoying the
end In readiness for attachment 10 the main cable
upon the arrival OF the Great Eastern. Her task
ended, the great ship will at return England
The remaining portion OF the cable ON board the
William Cory VIII then be used a splice will be
enected TO the line on board the Scanderq, and the
by the Chiltem, and the line thus be finished to
Boston.
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LEGAL LLIGEN
Conrt OF onarter sersions-Indge Ludlo,v.

COurC OF rSesSfOns-JudKe Ludlow.
John Keenan,, a tavern keeper at Germantown, was
tried upon the charge of the larceny of forty-fl
dollars from Michael Clancy. The witnesses Tor
the prosecution testified that on the nth of last
month Clancy, with friend, went to Keenan's
tavern to take drink, and, being intoxicated, he
gave Keenan, his purse, containing a large sum of
money out of which to take his pay; and he re-
turning two three dollars, kept the balance
On the part of the defense evidence was produced
to prove that the proper change was given to the
prosecutor and he went away drunk, and must have
lost his money where else that the prosecutor
had made inconsistent statements of the matter at
different times; and, lastly, proved the defendants
good character to show that he was not the kind OF
person who would do such thing as this Jury out
Charles Smith was convicted OF stealing q lot of
clothing valued at $50. This man was convicted
was then sentenced to the County Prison for fifteen
months, and to-day he got him nine months MORE
making his term of Imprisonment two years.
another OF this name, called Charles Smith the
Second pleaded guilty to charge of the larceny of
pair OF CATERS, which he was seen to steal from
shop at Sixth and Callowhill streets
James Smith, colored pleaded guilty to o charge
OF stealing silver watch He was employed by
another colored man, and taken to his house at
night to sleep. and when he saw an opportunity he
slipped off with his employers watch.
John Guy pleaded guilty to charge OF the lar
ceny OF saddle and bride which he stole from q
gentleman with whom he was living at service at
No. I16 Walnut street. The saddle was recovered
in Seventh street, below Spruce, where he had
sold 1t,
Richard Miller, young druggist, pleaded guilty
TO q charge OF larceny. He employed by an
apothecary named YOgebach, who OF late sus-
pected him of series of larcenies. In order to de-
tect MN, II he really was stealing he marked seve-
raj pieces OF money and placed them in desk.
Shortly afterwards it learned that the prisoner
had been spending money freely in the neghbor-
hood, and one OF the marked notes was recovered
from gentleman TO whom the prisoner had paid il.
AT the instance OF Mr.. Vogelbach, an officer went
to the store and arrested Miller and then he acknoW-
edged MS guilt restoring part OF the stolen money.
George Crawford pleaded guilty to the charge Of
the larceny of pair of boots.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Yellow Fever and HydrOphOba in the MOnu-
mental City.

Yellow Fever and HydrOphObia in the NIOnu-
mental City.
Special Despatch to The EUe1ltrg Telegraph
BALTIMORE, June A.-Since the arrival here,
or at quarantine, of the schooner A. Fenwick,
with the yellow fever on board, with her cook
and captain dead from it, our authorities are
exercising extreme vigilance in regard to sani-
tary measures. Quarantine is to be rigidly en-
forced.
Hydrophobia is now the prevailing epidemic
here, and numerous mad dogs are being killed,
Thomas Hoffman, of Baltimore, another of the
Harnden Express robbers, has been arrested in
Missouri on a requisition sent for him.
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FROM EUROPE.
The Grent Eastern Paying Ont CabIe.

The Great Eastern Paying Out Cable.
By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, June 24.-The Great Eastern is 294 knots
out from Brest and has paid out $40 knots of cable.
The signals through to the shore are perfect
Confederate BOndhOIders.
Another meeting OF Confederate bondholders was
held here last evening, the object being to protest
against parts of Summers speech, against the Ala
bama claims treaty, and to petition the. House of
Commons against granting any compensation for
such claims Of the United States unless they are ad
Indicated by an impartial tribunal on principles of
equity and international law.
A New Russian Minister.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 24.-Mr. Katatasi has been
appointed Minister to Washington, and has been in
structed to present the Emperors congratulations to
President Grant.
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FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
Vice-President COlfax i'm Hartford-IIe Makes
IN

speech.
HARTFORD, June 24.-Vice-President ColfaX visited
both houses Of the Legislature to-day. In the Sem
ate he was cordially welcomed by Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Wayland, and in reply said it afforded him
great pleasure to respond to the invitation so cor
dally given to appear before this Legislature.
Standing i'll this presence, he could not but
her the achievements of the honored living and
still more honOred dead. The memory of Foote and
Sedgwick OF Lyon and Tyler and Terry, and the 5000
soldiers and sailors who followed them on every
battlefield upon land and upon every wave
rocked frigate and monitor upon the seas,
coming up from the valleys and hills of this grand old
historic State in defense of their country land he felt
therefore, honOred that the representatives OF such
aCommOnwealth should give him unanimous and
cordial invitation to tie their guest Mr. Cofax after
wards visited the House, where Speaker Platt well
coined him. The House took recess, and Mr.. Col
fax was introduced personally to the members, and
then returning to the Governors room in the State
House. he received a large number of citizens VINO
passed through and paid him their respects Mr.
COl1aX left by the $50 p. M. train for New York
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
The Maine Republican Conventiou,

BANGOR, June 24-The Republican State Con-
vention met here to-day, and promises to be
very fully attended A large number of dele
gates are already arrived, and are actively en-
gagged in forwarding the interests of their favor
ite candidates. The convention proceedings
promise to be lively and exciting unless the
delegates who arrive late in the day change
the complexion of affairs Good judges estimate
that Chamberlain will receive majority of $50
or 200 in vote of $50 to 800.
L. NJ. Morrill, has been selected as President of
the Convention.
Political.
PORTLAND, June 24.-The municipal election
June. 2lst resulted in the success of the entire
Republican ticket.
Earthquake Shocks.
Shocks of earthquake were experienced at
Zattle, Olympia and Stellacoome Washington
Territory, June 90 81, and 3D.
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IRON THE PACTFTC COAST

Arrival Of the Congressional COmutttoo Of
Wnvs md Means.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-The Committee of
Ways and Means, of the House of Representa-
tives, and invited guests, arrived at Sacramento
by special train yesterday. They were met by
Ex-Governor Stafford and number of promi-
nent citizens and escorted 70 the hotel.