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The New York herald., 1869-01-07

4 ucTIoN SALE MAGNIFICENT Ho UsEHoLD FUR
niturA-J NJ TAYLOR, AnctOneer, will sell this da4
1Thursdayj Al the elegant house 81 West F
teenh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale CONT
encins Al l O'clock Drawing Room Furniture, covered
blue and gold and gold brocss: Ma.que!eri5
abnets Etaaores rosewood Pianoorte otooh
and Cover Pantines Bronzes Vases Clocks, Velvet Cape
Mirrors Curtains and walnut Bureaus
Wardrobes Nattresses Extension Table, Buhc, Chnat
Glassware siverwarc Table Cutlery, Lncn Basement snd
Kchen Furniture BThe house furnished less than nve
In al n acostO 816.0O0
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

4 DMINISTRATOR's SALE.
a BENZ: PsEAIRCHILD, Auctonssr ss, rriSay Ian %
ntture Combating mahogany Sofas, Chairs Bookcase9
Warrobcs Pier Centre Tablcs, French plate MTror
Redseads and Tapestry Carpets Crock
ery Glassware Kitchen Utensils, &C.. also small quantity
OF Wine By order Of the Administrator.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

max BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE
"A. $50 Bowery y.,AAx BAYERspoKrER GO; :eI a-as os
Friday January the entire Stock, Fixtures OF
Corner rocery Horse and Wagon, fine Fixtures
Stock of choice Teas Coees Sugars Spices ano
reis Onions &C., Dealers, buyers, grocerymen, mouse
keepers, see Fridays Herald.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

4 THOROUGH BooKKEEPER DESIRES A sITuA-
"A ton In California Address Stockton EAH sss'n."
Michigan.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

r BoGARr, AUCrr0NEER
81. THIS DAY,
ii o'clock at the auction rooms, No. North vii liam
street. OF Frankfort Assgncc sale, the Stock and
Fixtures Of Drug stoc conssng OF elegant marble sodp
Water Fountain marble top Counters Counters Shevngd,
nests OF Drawers all the Jars, Bottles Scales Perfuner
Herbs, &C., OF first class drug store.
, 1869-05-27
MINNESOTA.

Terrible saw Mill Accident at Mtnne-
npous-A Nan Literally Torn In
Pieces by being Caught in n Belt
Income HexuKns In the Sss Pan3
Dtsrrict-Ental Boiler Explosion.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
ST. PAr1, Nina, Nay r.
terrible accident occurred YESTERDAY In Jones'
eaw-ua1L at Minneapolis. 4 mso named Wn1o7gt-
bs ras tern to pieces ny getting caught IN belt
which wus being adjusted On p01ey. Nothing
but hts ieS1 and arus wese found During the
morning he bad occasion twice 70 pct the 1srsc
belt that t1.ves the Ahingse machine on to I
WnsA. bas TIE second dine. altnossa
cautioned not 70 DO IL he made the a,1eupt TO r9s
on the belt xhte the wheels were In motion In
dot Il hc rlaeei enc foot on large cross uratser
close 70 heavy iron ny.~heel thai was running
e eaW ,1e q . ay sn Was IS .ne
oi the ~ -wAee. and IN IN Instant he was uh!rtcu
around 1t t1ehttll rate, sssikng beams ttE--
hfoscn to pie=es, and scattering his eTains and
blood In every direction and tearing and tuansttng
h:s limbs and body to pseees IN terrible nauner.
his body, his head WA keScrrd ii the neck Aad
thrown distance OF Efteep feet upoa the door,
while the nkncied and hrkeu Etot's ma holy fell
through into The Haier etlo*, snd rasse1 cuEn
under the platform aud over The tsllA where, With
the exception OF one an, tat5 were after A.ts
picked Up and taten 70 5ons* c. ! oIssce, ~hete
The income returns for tals district are pub
lsned. 1hefr II Considerable falling od In the
nmurn: in to:h place Il: o1t the aGStssa:e Incomes
Of S. Fnu1 arc TT, =" greater than lass year The
largest incomes Ia ths district ar tho*c Q! tae
Tloneson brothers, iTeuden1 1nd Cashier q tee
! obort twenty-five thousand darass eAca-
i boiler IN Pikcs steam mill, II Gal tcld burst
| last week, killing ts.te men ana Sn1nfin2 fouf
| Others some ul whom will tIle. 1hret q the
/; Kidd aIr Alexander Dennis Of nard.1d, HeuEl
Smith. Of Hancock. Mich. and n ssshL intt'ts
II. R. 1aArker, scalatd and hsulsS'!: !osepa ptn
| 6e1lttd-
, 1869-05-27
Great Britain.
IEE ESQN HAFM.

GRAND STAND, EFSa1X, May &c
To-day Is the second Of the EPSON summit
meeting. The grcst feature Is the reacvai Of the
Derby Etakes Of nt.y eoverelgus each, the second
horee to receive thrcc hundred sorerelsus, and
the third one hundred ard nfty, out OF tho stakes
There arc Two hundred and rfty -four subscribers
There Is \ tremendous throng On the ground.
The Prince Ct Wa1es and other no:ables are pres
ent- Weather nne and unusually waru- The IT.
suit Of the race viii be promptly FORWARDED.
LnSpoN, May q,
The Derby Was won by Pretender, who was re-
Gently the winner Of the two thousand gulneas at
Sexuazket, and who beat Peto Gomez by short
head-the Danmer being third. length behind
Gomez Twenty-two horscs I'M, aud the TO-
nainder finished IN the following oruer: Duke Of
Beaufort, Rupert, Rishworsh, Apeozock, Aaz-
syrloD, Etne, Cophetna, Thorwaldsen,
Defender, Ethess Dererc, Pcrtyr1oHn,
The Egcn, Fcrien knight, Lord Hawthorne,
Suchatcl Tenedos, Tasuau, Ladss, nnd Bella
drum. Distance run. one mile and . hall: weight
carried. 19s roDnds; tine, 2ssa; value Of stakes.
1e,eoo. There VIA probably quarter Of 1 NIL
Princess ot Na1cs aud Prince Teck EeEe present.
Tue Epsom town plate wAs won hy Conrad. The
Bcnttecf plate WAS won BY N5xstau,.
An ADDRESS OF wElcpxx ID x!s- MOTLEY.
L1yZaroo1, May e6-Miduigat
The Chamber Of Commerce held a uee.inE to-
night, and voted an address OF welcome to Mr.
Motley, the new American Minister. Hr. patter-
eou, II speech IN support Of the vote, regretted
the failure Of the Law officers to prevent the es-
cape Of the Alabama The precedent Was a
bad one, antt the maritime Interests Of England
were SURE to suffer from II. Moderate compeasa-
ton could compensate this precedent lie would
rejoice II II were granted bJ England. He was
assured that the present Ministry would FACET The
claims Of the United Eta:es without compromising
the national honor,
, 1869-05-27
BOSTON.

Meeting OF the New England Female
Suffrage AAAoctnttou-T.cttrr from
John Stunrt viii, IRcv. Robert
'Co1fJcr and 0tAcFA-Spceches br
Wendell Phillips and Iealph yTni-
do EnscFaon-Ensou Pacific Rail.
Esad Elcction-Thc Coming rcncc
Jubilee
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
BasroS, May 96.
The ScE England Female Suffrage Association
had crowded, successful and har1uoniouz meet
ings in this city today Leuerz were read, among
othcss, from Robert coi!ycr, John stuart Mill and
George William Cu11ss- Mn. Julla Ward Howe
PRESIDED
Wendell Phillips was the leading kpesker.
Re sasd: "H yon end the church hos.
aie to the rights Of women do
nounee It u An unchnstan church. When
{ou cannot open the DOOR Of . literary Institution
tLN not Adol.ar khxt be yusrd for any cotleSc or
sa.hs! That ehuts tts doors against Women
Aaus!1t a.. a4k4 for t1010oa Of that States wealth.
1ne SsNe fa!hess up ita impartial tax. but forty
I7 eent g! II cones from the lR.or Of woman '
de moula lot give the money unless II
Nouia open III doors to WOMAN. "Dc q
mnca q 70 tbs good wlic that tnkes
wheat md reaps Il Atnakeu ar.neance used to
raJ thAt the husband made III he money Of ihe
xAu- The saving, housekeeping unItr1nc Ht,ors
0t TIE women Of the State Eiyes xa nnrh fo III
material wealth uf MasaaehuBe,ts II fhc Enrf 81
the specnl81or or the m4n producer"
In cnIctusano Nt. Phillips hoped thts Ill wpnid
labor "a for coming century. II neees3EJ. to
, 1869-05-27
gtve nto xoman1 hand the power Of protecting
ht1 OWE ftZhta.

gtve h.o xomsa1 hand the power 4 protecting
hlph Waldo Eme.son eame upon Tho rl.aorn
Inc action Of tnis soc1.ty, he aatd MAS productive
o. Efta1 Lnueute, and nor n reaching great
',ast hesnt 10 ma.sins E1eaa strength AAn % -
and Toinan of tic Affection. In al ages wuxnat y
mo texn Locked upon n the 1rpresentAtive q
9taee, snd religion md lender wolt4 She aoad4
e re . unmtnasai Of reiisees ;duty,
hut that he utes 10 hare The advice Of
s Ts as s,e1 u Of n ~ sa,: ~ ese g.
edneatol1 IN ~ cur socletJ. and y ~ moment
Dent. Woman s1ftsEt, b t.4 ~. necsaafJ
Erzntcd Il woman, u Il cEr.a.ulJ viii be, you:aa
claim s io1 nothing leas ta.a snare IA An rtshta
The stockhoidrfs of tne tnioa fset1c Railroad
met here yestetd4T md completed 1helr osauiza.
aon Thomas buFsas !ais vse Psss.asu. sts sod
Treasurer, 30. ,. Alley snd y: 7. Macy. The
b1sza :, Ssses e5So jse pas q osxds Gxs
dtn, !: G. besle5, - Elisha AtEins,
6s x,,.,csu,sts. Il EttsE d1s4 nd
DetEsm, c. II. Mccormick and e < lan,,ari, II
Nex Itfk; R. G. Haza.l Of Rhode Island; c. g.
Bushnell. Of Connecticut: and G. H. Dodge, Of
19T Ths aae y he te 81 gan
Dun, vice P7rtident; J. T. s. Williams, Treas
urer; and i il. Rollins, Of Sew unapshls, Sec
IrIary and AEststant Treazure1.
Over 500 vocal organizations have reported to
tic Executive COMMITTEE their intention to Ion in
tie great National Peace jubilee chorus, Aod arc
diligently 1ches.stn8 the music To be sung Oh the
occasion ~.
Eos7o$, My eS-The New Eugtnoi Labor Rs
fern Le~gue fesssenb!esl thls morning, bnt the
scs6lcn a. ,hin!s attended, and the proceedings
nlthont ssetlal Interest addresses were H1aae
By Nike Cons 4. S.me, Hon Edward Avery, Stt-
rhen C. FsAar and othera. 4 teleEraphic despatch
Was TeceI, ed from senator Spra4ue. iatea Aiken,
s. G., fa,..iug the objects CT the lcagua and urg-
Ing sEen to pe5Eeytre, and not To tie deceived,
MD 70 LET ttelr deliberations he tol and cout.
tgEt
, 1869-05-27

8 ~ eo11,e . s.'e .hs s1'' oos9a t sooe aap'2s ne
& ss & tn n ssd q: ~ .a % 4ss
mAEtoners VIII staEs tomorrow toE m extended
tour Of observation OF the Illinois River, and to
detn4tsly locate the lock and dam 70 be bot at or
7ns Gevesoor has nes yet ascps "a
houses enough work 70 % . ~ toE Tbs uoqole
of cumentrg them 4 number Of St.oa:oEs and
Representa1ise s hare been n tie city tota5t al
The Eclecue Medical Association Of Illinois
waa fully orxantzesa to-day. DIV L. Davis, Of
this aty. called shs meeting 70 ozdet. and On ht5
elected temporary Chairman, ana ln. r F. nen-
ne,1, Of Ltehdetl, Secretary. About icy ge1stie-
men. Representing and p1astt.tns nc eclscxte
Of ine profession nom other States
Iae following ssotlenen 1 xe5e r. cnosen pzEn..
For President, Dr.. Henry Wahigeuuth, Of Spring
held; Ske Presidents. Prek L. u Garrison. OF
C4ssso d. Thomas D. weF77 q pelpai; Re-
q Springfield; Treasurer, Dr.. ". ". Hensr1. of
During the session Today tr,ercst:n, an,l In
st1uc1lEe addresses we're delivered BY ProL Scnd.
der. Of Ohio; Prof. Harrison. Of Chicago: Prot
Gunn, Of Chicago, and Dr. Nohl3tsnuth. Of tats
II. Wor7eu viii deliver ,ccsnre at Repre-,
kcntasisea Hall tonight on the American e.eetzte
This afternoon, v lille hunting for leak IN the
sas meter IN The oence Of the Satio4aI Life fnsur'
ance Company, Of this eitr. Robert H. SnApa w21
sescref5 burnt By An explosion Of gaA The Raa
meter WAS ii I email closet connected
with the ol1ce, ana enough gas k1l escaped from
sss metz sE msse i aeh15 hs sna y so1.
Shape held il his hnad N explosion was tho re-
suit. No taln1ge was done 10 the building
though Shapes hair. lace ears md hanis WcFs
, 1869-05-27
ILLINOIS.

OF tho Little Wabash
Aiver hy 1hc Canal Com natsxtoneTs
"A Eew Eucum umbfMuces Diacovrrtd
The Talk Concerning an Extra
Scssiou-Thc EctcctlcsGns E1plo-
sl0n4
Special Despatcn to The Chicago Trfoaoe
ETx1A1T1x1n IL, May 4k-
MezksA CIndle, HItkox anu Ci!c7. Canal Co1a-
rat.s1oee-s, have Just returned from tpur 0! IT,
vezt1x1t1on and ot.e7yattou as TO the improve
rcent1 Necessary to raafe the Little Wabash Nser
naylEEb!e, ard report having to1ud nAs1ets oa'ily
mixed lvrtu hc remembered tals the state n2pro-
pr!ated {3aoeo for the improvement Of the
Little Wabash, aod the aioye-aAtoe1 gen;'e:o en-
were esrpox cred By virtue OF their ONCE as Cans
Commissioners 70 tafc charge ol md supcrznteud
We Improvements necessary TO eaHJ out ~ M
xhsa toeI e1E1yed nfan IL classic baaks
m the Little HAtAAh thtJ found
thai upon the Improvements that
had hteaaI teen made there was IN io-1Ehr.ace
IN the ahape Of mortgages, mechanics liens, kc..
70 the alaouna Of r., CIV, which had 70 be pad
oo oefoEc tns work could progress. leaving
, 1869-05-27
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW }pKE, Nay eG.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW loKE. Aay &c.
sEyEEE sioux.
This afternoon therr was heavy shower With
wind. Several ships were driven nun their
tnooEn3a md damaged. One schooner vas sunk
IN the Eas. River, and two new buildings on
Brooklyn Heights we're blown down.
rCdu 1s1lc-
4 large nurn.,er OF rouehs aat pugiEsts lcit to-
night to attend the Prize light vi Baltimore, to-
rnorfcF. between barry IIicteu ma Bill Carroll
The police did no. oppose their delAEtur.
RECENT HEKs.
The nrc ut Huutcr'A Point WIS the work Of an
inceudtnr, and ruuor lmp!catea twa rpeculatoss
operating fer rtse In petroleum The re at
Buub FcIrJ was Accidental.
WOMEN VOTERS.
In the election In the John Street Methodist
@ghurch, tc~day, for Trustees for the camp Eaeet-
ing S:ng Sing, out of four hundred votes polied
0eTenty were cast br women
TIE HxooELrS WAREHOUSE FHAtps.
Tic losses hy sAc warehouse ffants OF Scott 4
Aunseu. Brooklyn, yesterday. are about tso, 900.
DEC1lsEn.
General Van Ruren, who wss appointed Cen.
sui General at Florence, has decl1ued tic position.
No other appointment has tcen made.
FRV1T rRosrEcTs.
Reports frpn New England and Northern New
York Say there Is 4 prospect Of M abundant fruit
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AfFAfEE or TIE NAItoAAL 8ASk W BKoOELTk.
NEW FoaK, MAY eG.-Thc arairs OF the Atlan-
Tic National Iank Of Brook, ar unacr e1anlla4-
uon by Bank Examiner Calender, and business
being continued ii usuAl Mr. Calender A.
ready expresses thc teHcf that re bank Is en-
tt1elJ tolvent and safe The excitement has Gu
trely subsidized The deficiency which exists de.
Eecut1nes rcserved By Nj KuAhmore for ,oans
made which consist In par, Of bonfs and stock Of
the Newark r Paterson Railroad to TIC opened
EslrosI Company NJ ,oco per annuM: title
needs to Feal estate to the amount af sa 0oa. &c
Y = Trnb.fle that the capital al tho bank xtu be
E,s.% - one naA. ~ qnA5ter q million n.
10 state tAnE Is abandoned
ENtuH LEAGUE
AHe AAupoa1 Executive Catntaftsce OF the I1ion
t,g agae 2. Amtf1ca met to-day at rhc St. Nicholas
cnAr. ArEc number Of delegates xcye present
itoM tne aiaefsnt States The principal subject
clsecsteo y NE meeting WIS the Impending cleo
All the Union men In The e1rct,on ,,.,nt - 49,
place IN Virginia Ne'0' " Wac
EKrEKx ErnHx.
Dur1ng storm thlt evening, two horxes IN
Fonkes2. Nestchester County, wcsr nIoEn 4 dIrn -
Two men at WORK In the Interior Of one of ihns, N
.oEly escaped hy Jumping from the window,
Nu1.
The thermometer touched u in the shade to
.tlay,
FALSE rREr4xcra-
James B1hlonC, a Brook1tn merchant, wns II
faiEned before Justice Dodge, YESTERDAY, on
charEc preferred by III. Cnnton GlteEt, Vic
President oi the Greenwich Savings bAnk. Of falls
representations, hJ neans o! which he ohsatne
ar. 1hteft tndorseueut on rr0nlas0fy not
Tor X ~, and which the latter wAs compelled I
pay. Rud!ong pleaded not guilty, anil WIS eou
'8A14ed IN default OF &, ,etb hall
, 1869-05-27

NoBslI, May ee>-1n the rrsny yte.tan General
Assembly. the gTeater part Of the mofaln1 Was
srcns In the discussion of plan to< the esaacel-
tzatiou Of the blacks D7. G!sat!eau u2de Al
able speech IN farur Of the plan which Was rtc-
ommcnded It provides thst where practicable,
fgcst,ttctt may organize separate colored
churches, to be Supplied for tho Ireseut
with .hits pas:o7 md tu,tnG
churches arr to supply these pupils IS II. -
possttlc. Suitable ct,lo;ed cxhoEcrs nAs bc CO..
ployed under thr direction OF pastors- When col.
ntte,, for ordination they la5 b. otta!aei with
the understanding that they s12u hcncc!ozth be
ect.cxasrtca!ly separated from the whites. Min
tsrers and people arc urged To labor among tue
4iacEN.
, 1869-05-27

Afoocediuc*tn In shr Comm crcfn1 Com
Eent'on fc*tcrdny-lkcport Of
Committees.

NEW 0nlKlss. May aG-The Ccnme,r,., ror.
yentiop assenb.el ta.s sc.eapcn ha, thr rarnrntt.
tees being unprrnafCI to repo II adh1nrn "a nfter
scEEe uDt1uToTtaEt hEsicetS to RES Afternoon,
Op fe0ssEH1liHF, Al o'clock 4eY~r7j rnorrttx
tees Presented reports The Coumittee on 7T,srt.
lIttons looking &c N cncousscetotn.n n. nf tr',r
batEcs for transportation Of fEelshl On WeueTn
rivera
11e ccmuai,tce On the removal of o,.s.,,r+,ore
FROM tic mouth OF the MH*:s.iprt River ry~on,.
ntndcd the appointment Of = committee to mr.
national importance Of the objects reyeFr.4i fn
And asking congte ssionA1 attention, aoh ,s., tnr
Prce!ten, Of the convention Re Instructed 10 fnr-
ward copies Of the resolutions eni 1bs r1c,n.
pF1al to the President al the TaIt-ri State1 ant,
each Senior md hepsesentA,!ye IN Con-
titrccsed to apply without delav to tns Pres,arn; M
and Enltcd stAtes EnR7neer Isurrxu Tor N ~.
s4rnment o1 PORTION Of the general ann-up7.a.
ticn for river in7Fcvcr:cut n he cyrruded ou
TIE s1sety prosecution Of the xorE 4lfcsdy com
TIE Couzo!G1ee OF Leyrts presented \ corc,au
n!catiou endorsing The re-soundlnc BIZ prcscrtea
to Congress at the tAte session. and nrnsifinr for
uat!oEaf nld IN the construction Of aleyec
Tie Committee Oh the Pacific Railroad nre4ent.
cd msJov1t, and minority rrpor1A The fnaieriiy
report inrors dirrd route iron Cairo 10 Maiat-
and El Pas0 Grand Trunk w:sa branches 10 rai1.
ouhs.conts Soutn-
Nj, Wii.S,us, Of Tennessee, In presenting The
minority report, made 4 brief speech advocating
the route - being within the territory Of The United
Sta,es, and opposing An5 route touching foreign
territory. Et8 fcm4gks were received with np-
plaute-
The reroEt4 were generally votumtnocA They
were ordered TO be printed and n4dc the spectsl
otde1 o1to-mnt7oN morning.
, 1869-05-27

BCzTAn, May e6-RkcEn1s-WheAt. 1iaoo1 bu
oats. 71t1b tu. hou-. k0Q hl.
SA11.slKx1s-M beat aacN bu corn. 7,tu1 bu o4t..
NGu1 Lu. ........
fosk
nnIAps1CTTs-E EIunr-Se sale.. WheAt sttat!y: sales
part private fe7ns: 7,ao hi No. altwA,s II sl5
100 tu M. Chc4 70 II 4Lsa: ahn hu whlte Canadn
steady eale1 1509 hr pr 6.In{lr. new. At 65c 10 t
ba Ttf ra1ort a t-&Ioc. Oats Gnlt and erncra5
hc1i 1t .te; lo0 bu Western II a6sc by sampe- Rye
barley md s-edf nominal
P16v1a1osH-Fnrk steady n t:l.so. LArd eteaiy Il
fstt11a.
tlI1:.9exs e;urnlnalY htld Il He. MARKET nearly
, 1869-05-27


The Cores is now debating the clauses In the
constitution which refer to tho colonies Senior
Castellsr A1ud1nT to Cuba, s1Ii II Spain nad fol.
lowed the example Of England IN her Treatment Of
Canada, BY granting the liberties which the colo
nies claim for themselves, tho outbreak
in Cnba would hare been prevented
Marshal se1Eano replied that Captain
Generul Dulee granted the required liberties
when he entered upon the government Of CCha,
but party spirit blinded some Of the Inhabitants to
the intentions Of the home EovcQment. By The
denomination Of physlcal force, the rebellion had
teen Suppressed, but the moral disorder was dis
appearing very slowiJ. When the normal state
o! the island is restored, the home goyernmc IT,
aettrg In conjunction with Cubs, Will suppress
saver!, and punish all persons engaged In The
stare trade,
, 1869-05-27
IOWA.

i MAN Rrutafly BeAren, nnd Leu
Upon~thc NAllEoAa Truck FOR
Dends
Ero1rK. Nay Cd uan ua1Led Simon Malone
WIS found ntuE On the Eeokuk. and St Faaf
Ralroad trsee inscnslote, in this CITY, Jestetuay
morning, with hts esotnes saturated With hleol.
person. Thesr were three Aeyete wounds On tie
head, e.ldently made hy sharp stones. which
wounded Daan. His right hand MS terribly tzso-
gIed, having eTidentlJ been u1ed to wzrd on the
fto1es. The zfa2sstD. doubtless sappo&fnF life
extinct, had PLACED the body on tbs railroad
track 70 convey the Impression thai the man had
been run over BY t11t1. 4 Falcon Keeper named
SnauShncssr has been Arrested On suspicion. and
poW IN tatL
, 1869-05-27
Italy.

TIE A7TKNr'TEp ASSASSINATION At IEaHoRN.
FLoRkScK, My 70
Fourteen arrests have been made At Leghorp In
connection WITH the attempted Assassination Of
Colonel Grcuvtiie- It has been aEcertalncd that
political anioosty, growing out Of the copduct OF
Colonel Grenr!l}e ut the siege Of Rome u lsA9,
VS. the caEse Of The assault
, 1869-05-27
-@1$@
Rhode JSlu nd LEH3hlatUHG~

pRoy1paxcz, Mar so.-Tne Rhode Island House
Of Representatives pa4*etl. this afternoon nearly
unanimously. resolution 1hAi the General Assem-
hfy hAs In high esteem the administrative ABILITY
Of Ills Excellency Governor Ambrose r Burn-
side retains unimpaired confidence In his coug-
age, patriotism and loyAitJ and holds tu grateful
remembrance the sell-sAeri1elng galt1otfJ OF the
nfisee.s ami soldiers Of Rhode Island during the
formidable rebellion -.---
, 1869-05-27

American NapGis1 FREQ missions Sos
ctctys
:. RICHMOND, Va, May et-Tnc Ac1crcan Baptist
Free Atsstons Society commenced lt3 tWcntY-stxth
anniversary meeting here this morning. kcT. 4.
L Fort, OF FennAJlTaula, Is President IHentJ.
nine stAtes and Canada are represented b. 10
u.leEast<. Including TWO ladIes. 4 lAtKc minority
OF The dticgstcs arr cQlofcd
, 1869-05-27

alton Of giving swo vute 10 each candidate, Ind
there they would 1e1t1tn u long ~ tatr Ft1431F
I'd 1Q their heAdA
AI1o11Ko HK1uNID.
The hai3o<tng va sAeo rrzorneA with the Old
result
NOTION 70 AnfucIN.
After the t16<A ballot, gentleman from Jo
D&vte@ made motion <hzt thu oonyEuttna Ad-
1o1zu uut0 altc1 the Congressional election LokL
NK1rfKx k11LoTA
The low f1fcA went on. After the s4xd ballot
II was moved that fot7nal ypts be TAKEN by uI1t-
Ten ballot. Cstz4ed- 4. u. Jones md Henry D.
Dement, were announced n te1lerA The ttkul
Was announced II totloKx:
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LONDON Nay Il
Scarcely anytkine doing on ChsnF and mort Of the
Gu,.sAiLE2 EiyrH below nt!rfy nominal Co0Aola
81, 3.t. spt. StoekB steady: kre. H. HtEpos Utp-
tral ny; Atlantic Great Wesscrn. M.
FRAxKYQpT, AAT u
59. a5A2sTf. +
PAxts May -
Beuzse steady: reutes. II s0e.
cn1EAL1C1AI-
....... L1rE1fooz- May NIL Is l. H.
Flour 1t ID: rid wheat. Il I'd. while whcat. - ID:
corn. 5ss I'd.
Pork. l1Oe B. Lard, &dA-
LtvEnfpol, May IT, Evening"
Gotten 9u! ruians nplands at IL. 9i1l.i; Orleans
1t 111[all}A, SAX l,ckD bales,
brs.A..sstt firm. C.lisr7.ia xhite wheat 1T Z 81
ted Western Il ID. W-*trrn Hour 1t z1s ID Corn,
Eixet. s :a 81 oass It - "a. Barley II sa Peas Al
~ "a
t. Bacon at -. -
Sr!1tss lcttoicu1n 1t ta.d: srdned II Is shd.
AxrHI2P. May IL
Petroleum quiet At u francs
HAvrE. May y.
CGtteu II is frupcs On etot
, 1869-05-27

D!nsinoee ..........-.'-'.-'....--.-, .....'.l5
,aslors rxscccEssr4L MOTIONS
a molten We then made that the convention
rroect d to formal secret hailu;- Lost
Tho motion was then renewed 10 b.not once In
oye minutes Lott.
crHKR RA11n.S
The convention again p:oceeded to vote or
counting the Tbie6 OF FL the coUnt1e% Which
were the same a. previously, except 10 DaElc<s,
which cast 10 sotes for John II. adams THIS
was received with great applausc On the two
next pa.iu:s the result Ens the Far:e. Adams get
t.uc 10 each time. Tn the s.6ta yoto AE.
Adams received votes On the 9::sh ballot MI
dclecates voting for Burchasd. Tn the fsasn hal
Iot ia UayIess cast votes 1or John IL Addans,
fnr EurcEarL and for Ftnckney. The 9slEt ballot
was The sau,e The essd and Esd were the
On the so.s. baHo. the vosc was tho same u tie
nreTtpus e,,,c. with the exception that one vote
was talcu iruC richard and giveu 70 saAw. VA
the spiih ta1loi Nj. Add1'ns fsee.se ~ eoisM ~ ~
nc.,iion. sru raye votes to each Of tue eaodl-
cateG
.rc- -. .aota Iailot.r which resulted
the eaiac. inc oouvention took recess for fifteen
U4luN4,
On The reassentng q the tnt stnf a9f
,eie fos < Ld.su gty:nS him swsnsJ Fotsa; 20
ne ne, ~, 80 heiiss 70 Day,ess =, oani5 iSsa L
tueeesS,on for EutrhaId, PtnckneJ and D!ns:
noei. some peEson objected 70 Jo 1asleSs
tc1,,a runng ~ On thu list but II WA suo"ea 10
10 nAr1kss srx4ks AGAIN.
" tae xoSn eellos The Chairman q ~ ~ y
EAsae0 CouhtJ delegation announced tha1 *aet
haa votsd p tnrn for esch ca1didate, fuF the pqs'
k1ttoos had f4ued1o- AID nem, and they row an
noooeed taeH Intention to return to their Old Po-
, 1869-05-27

During the Afternoon sess1on ot me eo1n tae
rf1sonlfJ ta1htEt \ very resPet2ole-looln9 90
courtroom md tool seals beside him 1ney en-
Eaged tn a long whispered conversation win ni1a
and appeared tn jeel deeplF ior lin during t1e
lathe. listened 10 her WITH IL. noat marked s!teo.
uoa ou1y w.ttc1a wing lis e1xe fo- m occasional
Rob,rsop.s s ap,earapcc IN cocr1 attracted coua.d.
er1tle not,ce and he ~as yer! Eeue.aI5 and heart
tiy ErecSrlxed BY t1e spectasoEa-