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New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

UIs aiet slow fld very he 'lotk ebanges and
iug ysy. prices before bot not hrmi Caro-
80 s,S Tor Inferior sud Common q a9c for Coed TO Prime and
sjc for ard RauzooD de3 F%Iegp Do 0ohu +~'lc R0
SGARs-Io continue - Offer their goods spaug sni hefe
~ concessions named bat tie large stocks and bght
a. nave depressing Influence, yues closing b9iey hca1
osoe LomHay AZ ll9Ile i fs 70 no1 hesh ~
ss boIe Havana a. Rt6nd dall ard lower a, Gle isi
s,,d GTarud and Crnsbelj l Ollie or son Whit ahd lJt
0i3 61 Yellow soek to-day % 0l hhds Cna - hhGI foI"
Rico $50 Lbis Martinique is bd~ EGgn is,Ia 'I hhs ~
Co.. tot R C45 bbs ayaus 10 1885, Manila, bags 3,i54
BTaHI hags A 5t5. And MeadO. bids gJt.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

oFVlen oV CHICAGO AND HoRrH WESTERN RAmwAI Co.
No. 81 WALLET, Nav. York, April H. 1907 -, ,
THE Transfer Books of this Company will be
FRIDAY the soh day Of April inst at O'clock NJ
Vurpos annual election aud eopened on toe h day Of
lar, re1t A 10 o'clock m L. PRiTCHARD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

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New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

prTTTEr ariv.Is than the dnud prices inegu
sd te tsri.pc downward Pals seig at from &c
T. zoe state Pr6s fair demand at t for al yehowa lew
trss more The supply af Western Il increasing ard
v,seu boy sparng aud receivers are anxious 10
encourage trade. al lower pnces
Crrsvpyces are vel naned supp not eqnbg the de-
ustd This tate thngs continue bat short lime longer sod
5u NJ Of pces result This weeks receipts should be
nor sr and viii Increased of Cheese, prees viii yield
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

To Cr,af Britain and Beef Bacon Btter cbssss lard Tai
tOHiHept ths teH 'uas Whs' te'A ~,
wees etsfg Nav s. Co. 2g1 1850 gtg 235 III 1893
SScs sept l. los9....6 100 5G2 2Ol5 q llg@ 9S99 70 ti
The nsrsst today good
pss vas aoae 81 Crude as AID note sales e 2O obs At
s In Erlre verT has been daue srner howev
sn . with upward Byncyi sales Of uV0 bus 90 TIE spot Al
% sod Uj bb O June ard Jy delivery on private terms
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THE 6arsts OF Tuesday evening has the
following:
THE corps Of engineers employed by the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail-
road, now locating the line Of the proposed
Leesburg and Aide turnpike, have almost
completed that work, but three miles Of the
distance remaining unsurveyed.
IL yesterdays Gazette there appeared an
Item stating that discrimination was made
In pilotage In favor Of Georgetown by the
pilots stationed at the mouth OF the Pots-
mac, TO which was added q postscript ro-
lleving the pilots Of the Potomac Pilot Com
pany from the implied censure. The facts
Of the case, as obtained from an old Potomac
the pilot boat Of the Potomac Pilot Company
extends from Point Lookout to Ragged Point.
When vessel bound up Is spoken by that
boat, and In response to the question whether
the captain wants pilot or not, and to what
port he Is bound, the answer Is yes, and to
Alexandria, the captain is informed that he
will be piloted up the river for 90 per foot,
and down again for sl.75 per foot; but II he
should say he Is bound to Georgetown or
Washington he is told that, irrespective Of
his draught OF water, no will DO taken up and
down for cas- or $50, and In some cases even
$50, the pilotage on which vessel II bound to
Alexandria would amount to from $45 to
$50. The coal trade of this port cannot last
much longer II this state Of affairs continues;
and to correct II Is another reason for the
speedy meeting Of the Legislature.
As IT 4 is reported that the seats Of the
delegates TO the Legislature from this county
are to be contested upon the ground Of fraud
In the late election, and on account Of South
ern sympathles Of those to whom the certin-
Gates Of election have been given, at the COM
mencement Of the war, 1t would be well for
the interested parties to take the necessary
steps at once, as the required proceedings
must be commenced within twenty 1.-Two days
after the day on which the election was
held,
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william II. sylvis, the president OF the
National Labor Union OF the United States,
died at his residence In Philadelphia, on
Tuesday, Of congestion Of the bowels.
Mr.. sylvis has for twenty years boon q
prominent leader In the labor movement In
the United States, and has aided In the or.
ganization Of number Of cooperative and
other societies having for their object the
benefit OF laborlug men. At tho National
Labor Congress, which commenced Its SEES
sions In this city on the 2lst OF September
last, he was chosen president.
Mr.. Sylyls WAS born In the town Of Ar
magh, Indiana county, Pennsylvania, No
vember 10, 1868, OF foreign parents, his
mother being native OF ireland and his
father Of France. His father was wagon
maker, poor, and In tho financial depression
Of 1857 found 1t difficult to provide for hi,
large family of ten children, and William
determined to see II he could not help him
self. He went TO work first upon farm
and afterwards at a blast furnacs-thus Ia.
boring until he was eighteen years Of age
when he began to learn the trade Of an Iron.
moulder.
Until 1859, whom he removed to Philad o.
phia and married, all his surplus earulngi
were sent 10 assist his father. In doing thli
no neglected his education, but managed &c
obtain considerable information from book
to which he devoted his leisure hours. lie
pursued his studies with assiduity, and
prolted by all that he read, becoming q man
Of considerable prominence among his fel
lows. In 1868 no was elected president OF
the Iron Moulders' International Union, and
was reelected Ave terms In succession. Mr.
sylyis became identified with tho labor re
form movement at Its inception In 1855, and
In 1867 took an active part In directing III
operations. Aftcr the close Of the war Mr.,
Sylvis suggested the idea Of calling con
ventlon TO organize National Labor Union
Three men, himself one, met at his ofllc'
the several labor unions to meet In Now
York In March, 1866. From that council
cmanated tho call for the Baltimore Labor
Congress In August, 1886, which he wa, I'M
able TO attend, by reason Of illness. He at
tended the Congress at Chicago In 1867, and
presented an able address.
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slider the result Of tho proceedings Of this
commission as full, perfect, and final set
Element OF every claim upon either govern
ment arising out Of any transaction OF date
prior 10 the exchange Of the Publications OF
the present convention; and further engage
that every such claim, whether or not the
sam may have been presented TO the notice
Of, made, preferred, or laid before the said
commissioners, shall, from and after the con-
clusion Of the proceedings Of the said COM
mission, be considered and treated as finally
settled, barred, and therefore inadmisslble.
ARTICLE vi.
The salaries Of the commissioners shall
not exceed forty-fve hundred dollars In uni
ted States gold coin, each, yearly. Those OF
the secretaries and arbitrator or umpire
shall be determined by the commissioners,
and In case the said commission finish Its
labors In less than six months, the commits
sioncrs together with their assistants will be
entitled to six months pay, and the whole
expenses Of the commission shall DO do
frayed by ratable deduction on the amount
OF the sums awarded by the commissioners,
provided always that such deduction shall
not exceed the rate Of Ave per cent. on the
sums so awarded. The deficiency, II any,
shall be betrayed by tho two governments In
moletles.
ARTICLE VII.
The present convention shall be ratified BY
the President Of the United States, BY and
with the consent Of the Senate thereof, and
by tho President OF Peru, with the approba.
tion Of the Congress Of that republic, and
the Publications will be exchanged In Lima,
date hereof.
ARTICLE VIII.
The high contracting parties declare that
this convention shall not be considered as
precedent obligatory on them, and that they
remain In perfect liberty 10 proceed In the
manner that may DO deemed most convenient
regarding the diplomatic claims that may
arise In the future.
In witness whereof the respective plenipo.
tentiaries have signed the same In the Eng
lish and Spanish languages, and have AIMED
thereto the seals Of their arms.
Done In Lima, tho fourth day Of Decor.
Dor, n the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and slxty-elght.
ALVIN 2. H0vEY, H.. g.
J. A. BARRENECHRA, H.. Q.
Md whereas the said convention has beer
duly ratified on both parts, and the respee
tive Publications Of the same wore exchanged
at Lima on tho 4th Of Juno last:
Now, therefore, be It known that I, Ulys
SEES s. Grant, President Of the United State
OF America, have caused the sald convention
to be made public, to tho end that tho sam,
and every clause and article thereof may b,
observed and FULFILLED with good faith by tn,
United States and the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto 90
my hand and caused the seal Of the Unitot
States TO be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this sixth
day Of July, In the year Of our Lord on,
thousand eight hundred and sixty -ninc, an,
of the Independence OF the United States o
America the nlnety-fourth.
tsEAL.l U. 8. GRANT.
By the President;
J. q. BANCROFT DAVIS,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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womsn's Rights nsvsmsnt-M est.
ing ~ raris-The women ana shs
Editors In Council.

woman's Rights nsvsment-M Meet.
ing ~ raris-The women ana ahs
Editors In Council.
On Sunday, says the Temps. the editors Of
the Dron des Femnes (tho FIRST number OF
which was published about three months
ago) some persons who have given evidence
OF their sympathy with the object which
that Journal seeks TO realize, and some In
yitcd guests, assembled at Notta's restau-
rant. There werc about sixty persons
present, among whom were Mines. Maria
bcraismos. Gagneur, Breuil, Lleutier, Louise
Badcr, Arnaud, Esther Sezzi, Augusta Can
Of the Droh dos Fsmnes, Gueroult Of the
Opinion Ndtionas, Fauyety Of the Solidarite,
Arthur Arnauld and Robert Hyenne Of the
Rdppd; Auguste Martin, Eugene Garcin,
Eugene Nus, Felix Hemment, Of the Psth
Journal; Flnmmarion, Henri Garlic, Edmond
Douay, Robert Halt, A. Poulet and De Pom
perry, Of the Opinion Rationale.
At dessert N. Leon Richter briefly stated
the aim Of the journal which no Directs, and
the object OF the meeting. Hc desires to
bring together to the support OF this ques-
ton the women who have for long time
discussed II, so that by peaceablo agitation
Its solution may be attained In the laws and
institutions OF tho country. He wishes TO do
In France what has been done In America,
| In England, in Germany and In Switzerland,
and to obtnln results which belong to an era
Of reason and Justice. Mile. Maria Deralsmes
and N. Gueroul developed this idea In ad-
dresses, which wero much applauded. Mines.
Louise Bader and Breuil, Messrs. Fauvety,
Robert Halt, +. Douay and Robert Hyenne,
also spoke. They spoke briefly, and gave
their ideas In q few phrases, so there was
scarcely anything to note. A programme
| was then read, d large number OF copies OF
which will be distributed, and In which not
only platonic adhesions are solicited, but
tho support Of active well-wishers.
This programme, II may be said, will
frighten nobody. II contains, In clear
and precise form, views which have been
for a long time those Of all sensible minds,
honest souls, and generous hearts. II
claims for woman tho civil rights, the prlva.
ton Of which up 10 the present has made
her In tho family an Inferior and dospised
being, to the great injury Of tho family IT,
self, and made her In society minor for life,
10 whom, Omen, tho liberty Is not allowed
OF honestly earning her bread. Those
who have given to these views and vindica,
tained, do not intend to have their labor un
productive. They will use all their effort.
to arrive at a legal existence for woman,
and IL 10 for this purpose they desire TO have
aud no doubt will have supporters, devoted
resoluts and intelligent. A commission has
been appointed who will advise as to thu
proper measures to prepare for and hastor
the success Of the work proposed. Among
the names adopted by reclamation wer,
those OF ". Guerolt, Leon Richer, the zeal
Gus promoter Of the crusade OF civilization
Z. Legouve, Lcmmonler, Mines. Maria De
ralsmes, Gaguour and Breuil.
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The ill.usod angels who compose this as.
sociation, straggled into their weekly meet
ing at theburcau Yesterday afternoon In dill
atory style. One small woman In buff linen
and a scowl dAwned upon tho assemblage Of
chairs, tables, and two melancholy reporters
gave a sniff OF dlsgust and marched out. Two
=" ruralItleso made their appearance, poked
At the pictures on the walls OF the sanctuary,
examined the knick -knacks scattered about,
and pronounced II all "sweet.n One meek
specimen Of masculinity crcpt up the stairs
and hid himself in dusky corner out Of the
way OF his natural superiors. One by one the
gentle creatures tripped in until nearly thirty
eraced the temple. The excellent Mrs.
Phslps presided, as usual. Dressed 10 trail
Ing robe OF buff, trimmed with brown, she
aroae. and In her sweetest tones declaring
Mrs, wilbour secrstary Of the meeting In the
absence Of the regular official, called upon
that LADY 10 read the minutes OF the proceed
| ing meeting,
Mrs, wiibour, 10 q white cambric gown,
tastefully plated, gathered, aud pointed, a
white Llama lace shawl, and white hat
coauettlshiy trimmed, arose, and read 'cm.
| Here an awkward pause occurred, nobody
seeming to know what TO saw. nor how 10
sayit. The committee on taxation was called
upon to read their report. Mrs. Blake, q
| siender creature. In black and white lawn,
| proceeded TO annou nee the determination Of
| The committee, which was In fact that lee
lures on the subject OF taxation should be
given. beginning November 1, aud that Anna
| Dickinson, Susan b. Anthony, and other
prominent sympathl.srs, should be asked to
| deliver said lectures. The committee on petit
tions, In a suit OF changsabls something or
other, next described the mod'n operanh OF
signing and the procuring Of petitions. One
In funeral black emphatically declared that
she didn't like tho form Of the petition. where
upon shc was etIectually disposed Of BY tho
| Combined forces, Here occurred A general
commotion. ali the iadies talking together.
Mira NnIton read the csIl for a eonyen.
lion 10 be bsId al Ncwnort' Rhode Islaud.
AN tho ss,h and ostb az Aurnst-,hs con.
vc,,Ion IN he Assembled In tbo ACADEMY Of
Wnsic Al tbat nIaco and addrssssj by Pau.
In w Dayis PbTbo uannaford. susan q,
hn,horv and Nrs Ucnrv n stanton. The
committee expressed saneuipe hopos OF 1
MILITANT meeting. An Sniucky member
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.o asV S.as sssss s.sGi e:

court made no orders q interest yesterday
TWO DivoRCE cAsBs.
Ann Ellls I'LL vs.. Richard A. Hill. The
plaintiff files her bill in this case setting forth
that she has long been married to the defend
anti hss had several children BY him 10 George.
town, where they both resided but that not.
withstanding she vas 9 good and faithful wife
to the defendant he oftentimes Ill treated her,
and once threatened her with bowie knife In
his hands. She further alleges that he COM
mitted adultery with one Carrie Blond, con.
tracted disease, deserted his wife and family,
Philadelphia. She therefore asks a divorce,
Laura Thomas We. John Thomas. The plain.
TIL alleges that she has been long married 10
the defendsntj has Ave children by him, aud
has been good wife, but Johu Thomas has
been committing adultery alta restaurant on
Seventh ,street.with q woman, to the defend
ant unknown, She, therefore, prsys q divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony. The proper
process WAS Issued, and tho casa will shortly
come on for trial
liz CHAxBRRs-Bsforc Judge Fiihp.-Ju Judge
Fisher acted In Chambers yesterday on tn,
following case.
A CRIMINAL cHARoE uspER the BASKRupro,
ACT.
A. Pelletier was arrested by Bailitf l.. NJ
Graves, on bench warrant, charged by Ear,
within three months OF his application for ths
benefit Of the bankruptcy act, and brought be
After hesrins some Of the evidence, the 40
eussd was held to bail In the sum OF t2,ooO fol
court,
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y tWAsEEaroS, D. g; July .. lssa.
York, N, Y. praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him the 9th day Of October, 1888, for
an Improvement In Sewing Machines. tnumbeHd
II, Gf2i)
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 1Oh day Of September next. Any person
may oppose this extension, objeetiona, DEPOSIT
tions. and other papers, should be hled In this
nee twonty days before the day OF hearing,
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
jyN-Wlw Commissioner Of Patents.
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Oak Hall ClOshing, 400 Seventh st Opp. 20.
IS PATENT OFYICs,

TINTED STATES. PATENT OFYIGs.
~ WAsHIEarOs, July ~, 1850.
On the petition Of JosErH McCokD, u Phila-
patent granted TO him on tho 10th day Of Noyem.
baf, is6, for an Improvement In Polieeinen's Rat
tiest
Il 10 ordered that said petition DO heard At this
ace o, The 18th day Of October next. Any person
may lppsss this extension. Objections dep0sltio
md of6sf papers, should be died In This of1e
Ivsaty days before the day 81 heArug.
SAMUEL .. FISHER,
Jyss Jsw Cominisronor Of Patents
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OK ball Clothing, AGO Seventh st., Opp. P. Q
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

ID
To all the creditors Of JoHS C. suAPRR who
may have proved their claims;
You are hsreby notified to appear before the su-
praipe Goart o. the, District Of columbia, sttIng In
Banktuptci. on tbs 9th day o. August, 1869. Al 10
to show eanss why . discharge from ali his debts
should not bs granted to said Bankrupt, You are
BsnkTupt's creditors will be held before the
Register at y. san. place on the same day.
U i. ksIshsl Of D. c., a. Messenger.
r. J. NEIGs, Clerk. jy22sD
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

PARALTzED.-Yesterday morning Mr.. Jno.
3. Holllngshead, IN old and well-known cltl-
zen, who for years has Allied the positions OF
notary public and justice Of the peace In this
city, was attacked with paralysis, and now
lies In o hopeless condition. Mrs. Hollinps-
head, on awaking, found her husband speech.
less, and on medical assistance arriving il
was found that his entire body, with the ex.
ceptlon OF the left arm and the loft side Of
the face, was paralyzcd, aud most of the
time since he has been unconscious.