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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-09

Indian Citizrns .-Senaior Hender-
son has introduced a bill in the u s Senate to
admit the Cherokee, Ch0ctaw and Cmckasaw
Indians to ci izenship if the suffrage ques-
iiOn goes on in that direction, we may see the
time when the polls in this Territory will be
blocked up with dusty SNAKES and Bdnnacks.
-StatesmGH.
When the Snakes and Ban9acks
shall have erected school houses,
churches, court houses, town halls,
thcaiers. council chambers and col
leges equal in grandeur 10 any Of
the frontier States and superior 10
the Territories when they shall he
taught and shall teach not only the
English branches, but shall become
Classical scholars when the Snakes,
Bannacks and Piutcs shall take
prizes at agricultural fairs, in com
petition with whit, people for the
best blooded stock, superior farm
products and model farming =; when
their young men shall bear away di-
pIomas from law schools, theological
seminarics and medical institutes.
aud shall stand mp at the bar in equal
debate with Albert Pike, Roam and
Fowler; wien Piute -" Yellow
Birds " shall receive compliments
from Bryant and Bayard Tay.or for
poeticIl cif'asions, and HacAett shall
pass encomiums on youthful tragic
Blnnack Bnud,nots When Snake
S ;a-.ee-los KEGS aud Ka nun ta cla-gis
shall aston sh Presidents and Cabi
nets at Washington with the power
of their eioqurnce aad learning,
then may the Statesman begin to
fear competition at the ballot-box
with i" dusty Sn ,kes and iianaachs. :"
At present. however, 50 long as those
i" dusty roosiers " don I " block up"
the b gbways and byways we should
be content.
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Rev. H. Hanils.n who has been
hauled over The COILS 81 iirrcely by his
church at Oakland for doubling ths existence
Of material hell, and preaching salvation
for inl his without regard 10 clsc io.i, has
asked TO be released from Further connection
with the Presbyterian Church and been r-
fused
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SUMMONS.
TERRITORY or IDAnO. IFS TIlE DisT C0uRT
CorNTY OF OwYHEE ! So JUDICIAL DIST.
y T. Mcndenhail painlid,

TERRITORY or IDAHo, ! IlN TIE Dfsr Corr,
Comfy OF Ow4HEE ! SO JUDICIAL Dist.
y r. Mendenhail Paintid,
igaBsf
J.. j. Lewis, and the silver Glance Mining
Company, Deicndanis.
70 /. j. Lewis and the silver Glance Mining
Company pelrndsni-:
uN fnE NAME OF THE PEOPLE nF THE
i l'nHel States IN the Territory 1i Idaho
You are hcrebi no,ilie that fher- j. now on
file ia the nnice Of the Cl RI of the District
Court nf the Third Judiciii District oi said
Territory. in silver City, Owyhcc County, the
Complaint OF the above -nainri laniin PRIV
itlg ~ lgncnt against tse said Defendant l..
J. Leafs. aud Tor Decree aud Tor an order
OF the said Court a. fdi0Ns. The boyc On
lillcl action is brought 20 obtain judgment
OF his court against the said defendant
J.. J. Lewis for the sum ui S3l, 30 90 bal
me. dgr and unpd H. iNl Plnniiif by slld
Defendant Lewis. ol The purchase money,
$40 40 o. far r,.rtain property sild ana con
veyrd by said PIN 10 said Dt't Lewis. with
costs of suit: and TO obtain Decree Of said
Coart establishing said liAinNn : Lien ~
Vendor Of the sad certain properly. ag unsi
the said &C tain property and every part
thereof and for an Order on the sheriff OF
sud County for the sale Of aid properly IL
pursuance Of law fer the satisfaction ni the
amount Of said Judgment and COSTS. The
SAID certain property iring described inPl'G'-
said Complaint. n follows, TO wit. Nine hun
dred and sixty $500 feet linnear metsurr-
mcntl undivided 0f twelve hundred Il 200l
f.ei-same measurcment--ln that certain
Gold and Silver bearing Lode Of q ,nrtz, siia
ated IN Flint Mining District IN the said COun,
" of Owvhpe, located and known as the
.suwyhee Ledge and Idaho G. \ s M Com
p1nv:" and four hundred 400 feet, being
The lst North Extension OF the Rochester
I,nde-sitnate in sdd Flint Mining District
all nf which said described properly was
sold and cuavevel bv said Plaintiff 20 the
said D,f't, J. J. Lawis. and by him said
IcNisl conveyed n the sal | n'f {, the silver
Giancc Mining Company--ali as alleged.
anh i more fuIlv sci forth In the pifi = said
Complaint, on lilc IN my Oilic' in the above
entitled cau-e; and tina unless yOu appear
and answer 10 said Com i4int wi hin ten
dlvs after the srrviec hereof II served wi'hin
Owyhoc county Within twenty days II served
out nf sai county. hut within sail Jud cid
District and within torty days II served out
Of ssil District exclusive Of The dav Of ser
VICE. default will BE- taken ag inst yoli. aud
the Plaintiff viii apply to the G rrt for the
relief d,.mlnded in his SAID Complain.
In testimony whereof /. sol TIlshronck,
~4 Clerk Of id Dis rict Court. have
x J. s = hereunt0 sci NV hand and
arsr9 affixed tho Seal of aid Court at
Silver City. this Tenth day ofSepienher. -
1868 SOL HAsBRnrcv rlk. Dist Court.
BY r. +. HsLtncK. Dep'y
Rosborou0i f Preston, FG' Ah'g. 7'o32
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We would say to the Avalanche that our
admiration for Benton began, and has con
tinued ever since the time when, in the
Senate OF the United States, Henry Clay
hoped his right hand might wi,her and biz
tongue eleaye to the roof Of his mouth ere
he casta vote or uttered word in favor of
the admission Of slavery into territory then
free-ufaaing particularly Kansas aid Ne
brasSaland Benton. reiierating the words,
told Congress he wished it had been him
self to whose 10, ii had fallen TO utter such
noble sentiments Il repeat ihem,n said
he, ''telins yol they arc his but adopting
them as my own Aud right there
aud then is where and when the ad
mircrs Of Green ami enemies OF Schurz fell
out with Benton, and they think more to
day and would contribute more libcrally TO
the erection af a monument over the remains
of Clabe Jackson, who plunged them into
war ana was n principal cause Of all the
blood shed on Missouri suil, than Of all the
long life and devoted r.icrs Of Benton =
His Introduction and manly defence Of the
Pacific Railroad at time when nearly every
member Of his party opposed it is another of
the grounds Of our admiration. As occasion
offers sc can give many others.
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The subsidy business has received a
check in the House OF representatives., which
body, by vote Of rightyto ilfty-seven, has
declared that ia the present condition Of
national finance no further subsidies ought
TO be given by Congress, either in bonds or
money, 10 railroaJs or other corporations,
cor 10 promote local enterprises. but The
whole resources OF the country ought 10
sbc applied 10 the present. necessities Of the
.spublic service IN such manner as viii re
..licve the people from burdens oftaxauon. y
The resolution OF The House was timely Il
struck this grand scheme o. frauds fully and
s1ulrely in the face It was a no,iec to the
lob y that there was virtue yet left in Con
gress to guard the public Treasury from in
discriminate plunder We regret that Il like
resolution against any further grants Of pub
lie Land was rejected The whole system Of
subsidies should be arrested where it is. Not
another acre Of land should be loaned or
given away until the public debt shall be 50
far extinguished Us TO permit liberal rcduc-
tion on taxation
The country viii rejoice N this action OF
the House, and will scan wiih anxiety the
list OF yeas and nays Will the House adhere
T. It's resolution? VIII it stand firm, and Cor
three wecss longer repcl the lobby and pr
tect The public Interests. until Grant shah
have taken the place OF johnson;
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The New YORK Herald say, that Michai
Edwards, Laaicnce fafrall and s'lnie others
WHO appeared as witncsses have since deeiai-
ed thai III sN.io lil ey, having tc n hired
TO 90 50 al Hyc dollars iIesii, ahd tiE,t s,'ine
al thom went back and rcfuied their oAn
perjury They sWere taal they REPEATED
l0ur, i've or six times di the November eiec-
ton; tliis, TO please the mon lie guei theii,
"a sci themselves right sith Tamlnany. they
uw Cd ItaI they hid penured iheniselvesi
Can anything but lrauu and vllaiuy be eN-
pecleu of sacn mem Is it any wuKder that
sherin O'Brien wants 10 inpcach his own
t0sy--.Sdc CntOH
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CaIif0I Mia and the whole Pacific Coast
have reason 10 be proud Of having established
on our own shores IA magazine second 10 none
in America The February number Of the
Overland. for which We-are ia'lebtc'i 10 Post
MISTER Bradley, is full Of live, hearty, gen
croas reading wmle a list If contributors
Is not givea, il Is evident that they Tanl. right
along up wish the hest mag izine writers in
the county. DOn Foot in Soitbern Cali
fornr," sounds like Ros Browne and IN a
description Of the District Of the Lakes
the footprints Of Joe Was;On are plainly
visible joe having followed Gen. Croo.S all
o,er the comfy described, speaks By the
.ard
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NOTICE !
-E,HE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

yE,HE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
u existing at silver CRY, in the Livery
and Feed Stable business, and IN the stage
Line from Silver City TO Flint, under the
name Of Brinkerhof x Rogers. has been.
this DIV. dissolved by the mutual agreement
af the undersigned; and r. A. Rogers Is alone
authorized TO setiia the affairs Of the said
late firm; and the said business VII here
after he continued by Worden X Rogers.
silver Cily. LT.l j W. BRINKERHDFF.
Jan. 25, 1859 f. A. ROGERS. l4tl9
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The Tidal Have af deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And lifts US unawares
Out OF all lneancr cares.
Lonafellow.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-09

lliofrssianaI anb pasiutss Garls
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-09

o. Ia, Of Indiana, Is the author of bill
tor tic admi~spn of the Island nf San Do
ming into the American Cnion, On condition
tiiat tie GSvcfhineni and people consent-
and that they establish aG0vernment repub-
lican In form.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-09

Dry Goods Clpthlng, lials Boots etc,
accenling To quality
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-09
THE TIDAL WAVE

Is PUBLISHED sENI-wEEKLY-
Tuesday and Friday Mornings.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-09

a Sonoma paper publishes iunny
thing about an old A.i-souri member Of the
church, who wanted I" swear when he heard
OF his native State =" sinking 50 los as to
elect Schurz to tile Senate . fle called the
newly elected Senator an Ainsler-ddm
Du Gilman, and thus relieved his ronsci nee
from guilt Of swearing ami sit il dunn
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FOREIGN
Brazilian AHairs----The Chinese GOSeia-
meat Apologies 10 France.
Discussion 10 the Spanish Cortcs Gu !be
Future FERN Of Government.

LISBON, June l6.-RiO Janeiro dates
to May 18th have been received. The
news from the Parana is unimpOrtant.
Gen. Jas. Watson Webb, the AmeTi-
can Minister, had taken his passports,
owing to questions Al variance be
tween himself and the Brazilian Coy
ernment, relative to claims against
the ship Canada. The Government
has expressed determination tn treat
at Washington through its own repre-
sentative.
LONDON, June l6.-AdYices from
Hong Kong to May 9th, state that
the Chinese Government had apollo
giZed for the insult to the French Sec
retaTy of Legation
MADRID, June l6.-In the COrtes
yesterday the future form of govern
ment was discussed. SenOr AchaT
was for the speedy election of a King.
He pointed out the advantages Of a
monarchial government, which was
more consistent with the traditions OF
the people. He himself preierred Don
Carlos. SenOr Dereacco cOntended
that the prospects Of son Carlos were
extinct
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tinually, the substance 81 which I do
not recoIlect; the parties were facing
each other during the conversation /;
my attention was attracted to the
manner in which Mr.. Yerger stood /:
Col. Yerger wore q linen duster, and
his right hand was under the lapel of
it; did not see the knife drawn, l
only saw it in his hand; the knife
was about five or six inches long;
blade as wide as my two fingers, horn
handle; when saw the knife on the
floor it was bloody; it was picked up
by Mr.. John X. Yerger; would not
know the knife>G / saw it again; the
parties closed; the knife was drawn,
and when that took place I stepped
back.
By Defense: l stood with one foot
ON the pavement most of the time;
my left foot was on the doorstep;
may have been twenty or twenty-five
steps from the parties; Mr.. Barksdale
was in the door above me; my father
was in the door part Of the time;
when | first came to the door of the
bank the parties were twelve or fif-
teen PAGES above Browns store;
DAOh4A . oADlC l. ttDObL hNC oAClJc ttOlll
the bank door; Col. Crane turned up
State street, north; when he attempt
ed to leave, Col. Yerger was facing
west-COl. Crane facing east; Col.
Yerger's manner. was that of man
excited to q considerable extent.
By the Judge Advocate: The ma
ture of the excitement OF the parties
indicated fuss; | have witnessed
several street fights; don't think the
excitement was greater on this Occa-
sion than is ordinary in street fights;
| suppose it is forty or fifty steps |
from the bank to the corner of Capitol |
street.
By the Commission: When the par |
ties closed, l think Col. Yerger took |
Col. Crane by the shoulder or collar,
and Col. Yerger's right hand seemed |
10 be over Col. Cranes left arm. | |
saw no more of the parties after the
Knife was raised. From the remark
If Col. Crane I thought he desired to
90 away. Col. Yerger drew the knife
With the right hand. aE
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Decisions Of Courts Martial in Georgia aRd
Texas---The 18th Amendment
rrr Ratified by Florida.

WAsHTNGroN, jane l6.-Infor-
nation has been received here
that the 18th amendment has been
ratified by both Houses of the Florida
Legislature. The vote in the House
was 26 to 10; in the Senate 13 TO S.
The Military Commission that con-
Yened at Austin, Texas, on the 18th OF
September, 1868, under orders Of the
War Department, 10 try Jas. Ulmer,
a citizen, for the murder of another
citizen named Jones, having COM
pleted their duties by finding the &C
eused guilty of murder in the first de-
gree, and sentencing him to be hung,
the findings have been submitted
to the President and by him approved.
He directs the sentence to be carried
out on the oath Of September.
The findings OF the Court Martial,
which convened at Atlanta, Ga, on
the 18th of July, 1868, wherein pri-
vate Henry Mayatt, of Company Il,
18th L. 5. Infantry, was tried for the
murder Of a negro named Henry Gill
lespie, and found guilty, being submit
ted to the President, was by him dis
approved and the prisoner ordered to
be discharged from custody and from
the service Of the United States.
The Medical Society of the District
of Columbia will soon be required TO
act on the application Of negro ply
sician, to become q member.
Judge Paschall, Attorney for Texas,
has demanded Of George Peabody 4
Co., of London, through DObney,
Morgan & Co., their New York house,
5000, realized by them in Texas in
demnity bonds, covered by the deciS-
ion in the case of Texas vs.. White &
ChiIes. Texas viii probably recover
the money without litigation.
I A negro named Nichols has been
appointed Night Surveyor of Customs
at Galveston. Texas. He is a native
Of Virginia.
1t is reported that intelligence has
Just been received at the Internal
Revenue office of the existence of a (
large number of Illicit distilleries in .
Lee county, Va, on the Kentucky
border, and of a combination among
them to resist the laws, Commission .
er DelanO has taken measures to en- .
force the laws there and compel the .
payment of the taxes, even if itshOuld .
become necessary to call on the mill .
tary for aid.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has .
directed Van Dyke, the Assistant
Treasurer at New York, to make his
purchase Bf bonds for the last week in .
this month, on Tuesday the 10Th, in
stead of Wednesday, that the account .
may be returned here before the 1st of
July.
He has also instructed Nan Dyke to
purchase bonds 10 the amount of
$500, 600, at either Of the next two
weekly purchases, in addition 10 the
regular purchase Of 81, 900, 200, in order
to increase the sinking fund by the
close Of the fiscal year to the proper
tionate amount for the four months
OF the present administration law,
requiring one per cent. OF the entire
debt TO be purchased during each f.
cal year for that fund.
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TELeGRAPRIC MARKETS.
CINCrNNATI.

CINCINSATI, June l8-Flour 81 50a5 70. Corn
and oats unchanged. Whisky Soc: Pork 20.
Lard held at l9}Sc Bacon shoulders I414c;
sides l-LalSc. Bulk meats, shoulders, Loc;
sides Ice. Wheat 81 isal 9.Itye 81 p. Cotton
higher; middlings aye Butter 2iae>c. Eggs
lial5c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Juue IG.-Flour s. 51a6 90. Wheat
Sl H. Corn tsl .a6ilsc. Oats 5Sc. Rye S6+ac.
BARLEY 81 l5al 20. Highwlnes @c; Molasses
95casl Pork 80 -. Lard l9lsc. Bulk shout
derS l3c.
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, June l6.-Corn 6Jc. Oats CSC.
Prime sugar l4lsc. Prime moIasses SOC. Pork
$50. Bacon shoulders 4Lac; sides lsalS1ac.
Hams l91 &. Lard l9C. HighwineS 9ic. To-
baceo active; sales 800 hhdS at s6 Jo -. Tan
dies lSe.
81. LOUIS.
81. LOIS, June I6.-Flour s. C0a5 O.. Wheat
81 O5aI OS Corn 6-c. Oats 65a65c. Rye 93a
CSC. whisky 9ia9ilqc. Groceries very quiet.
Pork So =. Bulk meats, loose, clear sides
i5c. Bacon shoulders l34c; sides iSaEslzc.
Lard l9c.
NEW ORLEANS
sSrW ORLEANs, June I6-Cotton IS in fair
demand and lc higher; middlngs aI2a$2ci
sales $50 bales; receipts 16l bales; exports 2694
bales, Gold 37s4. Sterling JUl. New York
sight 4 premium. Flour, market bare of low
grades; superfine So; Xxx S J71ai xxx s6 50.
Corn, 81. Oats 7la72c Bran uneh;anged. Hay &
sides lSlSalqc. Lard 20a2IC. Sugar, common,
ql.aIOLsc; prime l39I3s4c. Aolasses nominal
Whisky 92lzas5c. Coffee unchanged.
NEW YORK.
NEW -. Jane I6.-Cotton active ana de-
cldedlv firmer: sales 1900 bales; uplaud' 3l4c.
Flour II GOa5 Is. Wheat 81 42(gal 4Sis. Corn
2aSc lower. Rice easier; Carolina Sagc. Coffee
quiet but firm. sugar quiet; cuba ilal2'sc.
Cuba mOlasses 53a55c.
Foreign.
LoNDoS. June 16.-COnsols closed at 92i.a
9az FiVe-twenJies at S0@z.
LIVERPOOL, June I6.-Cotton closed active;
uplands on the spot ll5sal2d; ahoat lad; Or
leans I2Lsal2i+ ID; sales 200JO bales.
FRANKFORT, June IG.-Unlted States Eve
twenty bonds s-s.
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TuEsDAY, June -, 1859

TESTIMONY OF GEORGE 5, GREEN.
BY the prosecution: @. Do you re-
collect the day of the death of Col.
Crane?
\, Tuesday, the Sth day of June.
Q. Do you know any circumstances
attending the death of Col. Crane? Ii
so, state them fully.
A. | saw an alteration be&een
Col. Crane and Mr.. Yerger on til day
that have mentioned. I was sitting
i'm the bank at my desk writing, and
my attention was attracted by angry
words on the pavement, and | imme-
diately went to the door; before pro-
ceeding to the door remarked to Mr..
Barksdale, who was with me, that l
thought there was fuss going on out
on the street. l recognized dis
tinctly the voice of Col. Yer
ger before l got to the door;
the remark that l heard was, say
you are a damned puppy" when, on
looking out, recognized the parties.
Immediately after that, l heard Col.
Crane say, 1 wish to have nothing
to do with you except officially, go
away and let me al0ne;" there was
some further conversation, which l do
not recOllect. The hand of each party
was being shaken in the others face,
and l heard Mr.. Yerger say, "don't
put your hand on me-" There were
some words exchanged, when. Col
Crane turned to go up up the street;
when he had turned nearly half
round, he was taken by the collar by
Mr.. Nerger and turned or jerked back,
and when ne was turned back he
struck Mr.. Yerger either around the
neck or over the head, can't be GER
tain which, with cane that he had
in his hand. The parties Immediately
closed. just as soon as they closed |
saw knife in Mr.. Yerger's hand. He
raised the knife, and as he raised his
hand / stepped back into the door of
the Office, not wishing to see the diff
Guilty further, and when / looked out
again they had backed into Mr..
Browns store. l went to the store
and saw Mr.. Crane lying On the floor;
he was breathing at the time saw
him. -
Cr0ss-eran,i,sed 6y Prosecution: !:
When Col. Crane and Mr.. Yerger
were talking, Mr.. Yerger said
for him not to put his hand on
him; didn't know Col. Crane, and
could not tell what his manner was;
l can't say that either of the parties
were trying to avoid a difficulty; from
the language used it looked very much
like fuss; when Col. Crane said 81
wish to have nothing to do with you
except officially" he turned away; 1
don't know his object in turning away
except it was to leave; all the abusive
language that / recoIlect distinctly
was before left the Office; there were
werds from both parties going on con-
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DIED.

TALMADGE-Infant daughter Of Mrs. O. H
Talmadge, on the 18th inst.
Funeral viii take place this Thursday even
ing, 18th inst, at 3 O'Clock. Carriages TO be
had at Cornelius & McCaffrey's, 800 Second
street, or at residence, 256 fernando street.
New York papers please copy notice OF
death.
HoLLAND-In this city, at the residence OF
her mother, Mrs L. H COe, on the 18th, at 6
o'clock pm, BETTE, wife Of Major .. F. Hol-
land.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the Second
Presbyterian Church. this Thursday after
noon, at o'clock. Carriages in attendance
OF church.
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FROM HAsHvILLs
The Knoxville Wing 10 Hoist the Stokes
Flag

NASHVILLE, June l6.-Gentlemen
from Knoxville who arrived to-day
confirm toe report that the Knoxville
Wig (Senter's organ) is about to
change sides. 1t will, they allege,
hoist the Stokes flag tomorrow. The
change is the result of the fact that q
majority of the owners of the Hhig-
which is joint stock concern-are for
Stokes. The doctrine of universal
suffrage does not seem to take in East
Tennessee, and the friends of Stokes
here are becoming more confident.
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FROH BOSTON
Peace IBhiee- Arrival Of President Grant
and Other Distinguished Visitors.


Boston, June l6.-President Grant
arrived this morning, and after break
fasting at the st. James, he left under
the escort of the Legislative Com
mittee and a company of guards, ar
irving at the State House about II
O'Clock. An immense mass Of people
greeted him on the route.
Secretary Boutwell,, Admiral Farra-
gut, Gov. Chamberlain and several
other dignitaries were in the Presi-
dents suite. On arriving at the State
House the President was welcomed
by Gov Clafiin.
The President responded TO Gov.
Claflin as follows: at affords me
great pleasure TO visit the capital of
the State which has done SO much for
my support, and for the support ofthe
Union, in time Of the great rebellion ;
a State whose principles did so much
TO give me whatever political prestige
1 have attained, and a State from
which l have received such hearty
welcome in other days"