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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-02
HsAp'ans rrnsr MILITARY Dnr.lcr, !


General ordsrs, No. 90.
l. Paragraph Of General Orders No, 149,
dated December 90, 1868, from these head
quarters, Is hereby modified to read as FOL
lows;
"That the stay Of executions against per-
sonal property, so far only as the same ex-
lists under laws lately In force, and which.
Dy the PROVISIONS thereof, expired on the
FIRST day Of January, 1869, shall be, and Ia
hereby, extended until tho first day Of Janu-
airy, 1870, provided that the debtor shall
have paid subsequent to January !, 1869,
and before August 1, 1860, ono years inter
est upon the principal sum due; but II before
the last named date such payment Of Inter
est shall not have been made, no execution
shall be further stayed against personal prop
erty as provided for In this orderj" and pro-
vided further, that In cascs where the prin-
cipal debt Is due TO the estate Of any minor,
widow, or unmarried woman, or insane per-
son as the beneficiary Of trust, whether In
the hands Of executors, guardians, admins
traitors, trustees, commissioners In chancery,
or other adueiary, or invested by any such
In his or their fiduciary capacity, In addition
to the payment OF one years interest as
above required, one third Of the whole ar
rears OF Interest," ou the principal sum due
shall DO paid by the debtor on or before the
FIRST Of september, 1869, and ono half Of the
iuuAhihboA VI tuo oetu uihooAp VI tnt0tbct WI
or before the first OF November, 1850, to en-
title such debtor TO the stay Of execution
provided for by this order.
II. At any sale Of real estate by Virtue Of
any decree or order Of any court Of this
State, II the highest amount offered or bid
at such sale for such real estate shall DO
less than two thirds Of the amount Of the
valuation Of such real estate a. assessed In
the last preceding assessment for State
taxes, and a minute Of which assessed yalua-
ton shall be certified on the process by the
officer holding the same, then, In every such
case, 1t shall 10 the duty Of the sheriff, COM
missioner or other officer or person conduct
ing such sale, at the request Of either or any
party to the record then and there to adjourn
and postpone such sale for the period Of two
calendar months, provided that tho pro-
visions Of this paragraph shall not apply to
any case In which the debt or liability
sought to be enforced was contracted or In
Cured since the second day OF April, 1865,
or In which the Commonwealth is the
creditor or party benencially entitled, or to
taxes, leyics or assessments due to county
or corporation.
III. General Orders No. "a, dated March
10. paragraphs 3, 8 and 4 Of General Orders
No. l49, from these Headquarters, dated
December 90, 1868, are hereby continued In
force and made applicable to this order.
By command Of Breyet Major Genera
Candy; LOUIS v. CAzIARc, A. c.,
ctIn1 saista MT Adiutant (3eneral.
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HuApa'ns FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIoT,)
SrATnoY VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Vas June 20, 1907

(tircuiar.l
Tho ninety-third anniversary Of the indie
pendence Of the United States Of America,
July 4, falling on Sunday Of this year, will
be celebrated on the following day at all
military posts In this district.
On that day all drills and unnecessary
labor and fatlgues will be suspended, and at
posts provided with artillery and ammunl.
ton national salute will DO fired at meri'
dian.
All public offices will DO closed except fol
tho transaction Of urgent business. The nal
tional flag will DO displayed on all public
buildings.
By order Of Brevet Major General Candy
LOUIS v. CAzIARC,
Abode Camp, A. A. A. @.
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ItleenApHIC NEWS iTeMA

The bank at Sandy Hill, n Y, was entered by
burglars on Wednesday night. The vault was
blown open, but no funds were obtained.
Two OF the crew Of the schooner GarryOwen, re.
ported grounded near Cleveland on the lst OF July,
have made affdavits before the British Consul at
Bual0 that the vessel was scuttled by the captain
Four hundred nogsheads Of sugar, from New
Orleans, consigned to various parties in St. Louis
have been seized by the government authorities for
alleged violation OF the revenue laws.
Mr.. Henry Howard and family, OF the British Le-
cation at Washington Mr.. RainOls British Consul at
Baltimore, aud the Kev Dr. Rankin. of ST. Luke's
church, were passengers by the steamer Berlin from
Baltimore for England yesterday.
The engine house, machine shop and two or three
other buildings, together with four locomotives ana
TWO new passenger cars belonging to the South Pacific
Railroad were burned at Franklin, NO., on wednes-
day night. The total loss was from 500 900 to
$4,000.
Four suicides, two Of them women, were reported
Yesterday. The vile OF James CAIN one OF the
most respectable citizens OF Waterloo Canada, shot
herself through the heart with revolver: Catharipe
Mcdonald Of Augusta, Me-, while Iaboring under q
Ut of insanity. hung herself with a handkerchief
tenkes Harris, proprietor OF HOye's Hotel, Provi
dence, r. l., ended MS sorrows with a rope and
John Williams cut his throat at police station in
Rochester. n. Y
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoN MONEY MARxEr-LoNpoN, July i5.-,!30
+. M.-Consos closed at 93 q 93i. for money ana
g3is FOR The account. United States hve-twenty
houds, SIS. American securities were quiet aud
steady kries, 1916 Illinois, %, ex dividend.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARis, July 15.-fhe Bourse Is
buoyant. Rentes. 70f gOc
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORr, July 10
United states tve-twenty bonds closed frmer at
81. a STA.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvRRPoOL, July
15--4:3O 7. M.-The market closed steady for cotton
on the spot Middllng uplands, esd; middng Or
leans 3d The sales Of the ay reached 900 bales.
nAvRB COTTON MARKEr.--HAvRE, July l5.--Cot-
ton closed flrm Tor both on spot and ahoat.
LIVERPOOL RREApSTUFFs MARkEf.-LiyERPooI,
July lathe market closed quiet. Corn, 2ss. for
old mixed western, and 27s 3D. for new.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRr.--LIvERPOoL,
July l5-Pork closed fat at 99s per bb for Eastern
prime mess. Lard los. per ewt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures, July
15.Petroleum, Is I'd. for refined. Linseed oil, f32
los. per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.--LoNDoN July Is
4:38 p. M.-Sugar-No. IL Dutch standard TO arrive,
IL quiet.
PErE0LKUn MAexEr-ANrwERP July l5,--Petro-
le1In v quiet " 4sAI ter stARdsrd waita.
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TIE CUBAN FM.IBUsTERs.
COuNT FAvERRY, &c

Reported Fitting Ost Of Another Expedition
Instructions from Washin9tOn-TLe Free
hooters to be Followed Up Closely.
Yesterday United states District Attorney Pierre.
pont received special despatch from Washing.
ron. in which it liz stated that the War De-
partment have received positive Information that
another Cuban expedition being rapidly fitted
out iu this CITY, and that vessel, at present
lying at one Of the Brooklyn docks, has been
chartered by the insurgents. The despatch IL ac-
cOmpanied by special commission from the Presi
dent to Judge Pierrepont under the eighth section
OF the neutrality act. empowering him to act the
matter as he may deem best. and placing the whole
OF the naval and military forces OF the city under his
orders Judge PierrepOnt Is taking active measures
TO discover the rendezvous Of the insurgents and
communicated with the commander OF the navy at
Brooklyn. Marshal Barlow has also received u spe-
cial despatch containing Instructions in the matter
Colonel Ryan, with his command. Is still at Gar.
diners Island and on Wednesday Colonies Ryan
anu Currer made speeches to the men, In which
they assured them that they would be given the op-
p0rtunity OF going to Cuba. Some ssatisfa ctiOn
exists among the men at the long delay and they
are beginning to murmur and express desire TO be
allowed To ''g0 home" The men are now subsist-
Ing upon half rations.
In ali probability, now tnat the authorities here
have received such explicit Instructions they will
make an effort to capture COOne Ryan and ms m en-
at their camp on the island
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THE PLAINS.

Congregational Excursion Party Ia Denver
Indian Troubles In New Dlexico-Robbery Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express.
ST. LOUIS, July Is 1899.
Denver despatch OF yesterday says the Kansas
Pacific Congressional excursion party arrived last
evening" all having enjoyed the trip. They spent
several days near Pixies Peak. interesting proceed
ings took place on Sunday IN "'Fhe Garden OF the
Gods" near Colorado city. Senator Rice presided.
Senator Scott, OF Pennsylvania. the l0ath and
2Sd Psalms. After collation., provided by the Kan.
sas Paclhc Company, letters were read from senator
Howard and Others, and resolutions were adopted
expressive OF the satisfaction OF the party. On Mon
day evening q large Number OF citizens were ad-
dressed In Colorado City by Senators Morrill, and
Root. Senators Rice and Root will 60 California
and return via Omaha
The New Mexico Ne,os reports that the Indians are
still troublesome on the Santa Fee email route The
crops are good. None OF the newly appointed Indian
agents have vet arrived In the Territory.
despatch from Helena, Montana, says:-Wells.
Fargo Co.'s coach was robbed at MOren's station.
of q treasure box containing 200 In gold Parties
are now on the track OF the robbers, 1ed to the
mountains.
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ILLINOIS,.
| Health Of senator Grimes-EpiscOpaA I'm.

Health Of senator Grimes-EpiscopaA I'm.
br0yiio.
CHICAGO, July Is, 1859.
private letter has been received In this city
dated Paris, June Is, saying that the health OF
Senator Grimes is not so much improved a. his
friends hoped. He was. about to start on tour.
hoping that change OF air would restore him.
short time since the vestrymen OF Trinity church
in this city invited Right Rev. DR.. Cummins, Asso
ciate Bishop OF Kentucky. to preach. and Sunday
before last he preached an Rnti-rituastic sermon,
in which he Is said to have charged that present
trouble in the Episcopal Church was owing to the
introduction Of cathedral worship. This remark
was considered as reflection upon the Bishop OF
this diocese and he called on MIR. Wright junior
warden of Trinity. and advised MIN not To allow
Dr. Cummins to occupy the pulpit.
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NEW YORK.


Arrangements for the Reception In Albany Of
the Seventh Regiment, N. q.
ALBANY July Is, 1862
Arrangements for the reception OF the seventh
regiment National Guard, state of New York in
this city on the 23d inst, agreed upon by spe-
cial committee Of the Common Council, after con.
sultation with Brigader General woodruff, are ss
follows:--
1t was resolved that General woodhan should
invite the Burgess Corps, companies A, Zouave Ca
diets; b, washington Continentas; f. Ellsworth
Zouaves; l, Townsend zouaves, OF the Tenth regI.
ment. and companies A, De Kalb zouaves; C. Worth
Guards; L. Steaben Cadets, and X, washington
Rines, of the Twenty.dhh regiment, to parade as
battalion OF escort under the command Of Lieu
regiment. aha MAJOR James s. Cartm' OF the
T@en,y.afth regiment to assist him. il was also
raj woodruff and staff; the Colonies OF the Tenth
and Twenty fifth regiments ana their field line and
stan Officers; also the officers q cavalry and artil
on state street. at hafpast three O'Clock In the fol.
lowing order:-Brgadier General ID. M. woodruff
ana s,a,,i committee OF Common souncil Colonel
Twenty fifth regiment; Colonel Farnsworth field.
me and stan officers OF the Tenth reginent officers
OF cavalry; of1icers OF battery; escort Doeringers
band; Tenth and Twenty dttn regiments drum corps:
Company Z, Tenth regiment; Company /, Twenty,
fith regiment; company A, Tenth regiment: Com,
pany X, Twenty-nfth regiment. Comnany l. Tenth
reglmenli Company A, Twentynfth regiment; Com
pany Z. twenty nth regiment; Company Il, Tneth
regiment, and Albany Burgess corps y
The reception will take place at four O'CLOCK on tho
steamboat square, aud after the customary cere-
monies the procession Will move passing i'm revIew
before the Mayor and Common council, In front OF
the City Hail. and then continue the march through
many OF tue most public thorougnfares, returning
TO the steamboat square, where is Will be dismissed
and the guests VIII be taken In charge and enter.
tanned,
Battery A will he detailed to fire the receutlon
salute In battery from the south end OF the pier
The entire AFFAIR Is EXPECTED to he one of the nnesi
ever witnessed In this city.
Dedication Of a Memorial Church In TROY,
TROY, July Is, 1859.
The woodside Presbyterian church, erected by Mr.
Henry Burden, the iron manufacturer Of this CITY,
as memorial edidce to his deceased wife, was ded
Gated to-day. The dedicatory sermon was preached
by REV. Dr. Kinney. OF BROOKLYN and the closing
address was made by Rev. Dr. H0ey. OF Albany
Mr.. burden erected the edtflce ~ hia own expense
y cost about $4,000.
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THE SAENGERF EST.

The Last COncert-ClosinA Exerrise.-s.resf
success 81 the Ssengerfe-f.
BALTIMORE. July rs. If5s
The proceedings and festivities OF the ssengerfe-t
closed this evening at Scheutzen Park. About 100
singers were present, and took part IN the singing
A large number Of visitors was present. Tie soc.
cites from the North which had renamed over from
yesterday left tonight for their homes The societies
from Richmond left at four O'Clock this afternoon by
steamer
NO serious accident has occurred during the festl
vitles, though the crowd mas been great. and moth
ing unpleasant has occurred from the commence
ment on saturday evening last until now. The
Saengerfest has been continued round OF social
and musical entertainments
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LOUISIANA.

The Revenue Frauds at New Orieaus-Arrrs 1t
Of Parties duplicated.
NEW ORLEANS. July 10, 1869.
Deputy surveyor Keith was released from custody
to-day, having given the customs officers valuable
information.
Coutourie who was released this morning on
5000 bonds, was rearrested this afternoon. lie
gave bonds to the same amount. A second warrant
has been issued for the arrest of COutOuries part
ner, Adolph F0urfe, who cannot be found to-day.
Another warrant has also been issued for the
previous arrest
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OHIO.


Arrest Of COsntep feiters i'm Ciacimaati.
CINCINNArI July Is, 1859.
A Mrs. Roberts, her two sons and two other per.
sons were arrested TO-DAY tor dealing counterfeit
United states currency. Eleven thousand dollars
found IN their possession 50, 900 of which was
in ten and twenty dollar bills, and the balance in
fifty cent pieces Mrs. Roberts was held to bail In
the sum OF $4,000 70 appear tomorrow before the
United States Commissioner. Her sons and the
two other persons were held in $1,000 each.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

KeopeninG Of Beer Saloons in B0srou-NISunt
HOiyOke Female Seminary.
BOTTOM, July Is, 1859.
The sale Of lager In this city has been generally
resumed, the State cOnstables having evidently re-
ceived instructions to be less rigid regard to It.
The grOg shops are closely watched and seizures OF
liquors are made DAILY.
At the Mount HOyOke Female Seminary q class Of
thirty eight young ladies' and at the westeld Nor
ated t0-tlay.
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SPAIN.


The Policy Of the New Ministry.
MADRID. July Is. 1899.
In the Cortes yesterday Marshal Prim introduced
the new Ministers and remarked that the present
Cabinet was constituted from the majority; and
though the men had been changed the policy OF the
government was unchanged. The republican Depu-
ties replied, making severe attack on the govern
ment policy.
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AUSTRIA.

Serious WOrkinGmen's Riots--Severai Rioters
Killed and Wounded.
VIENNA July Is, 1899.
Severe tumults took place this week among the
workmen at Brunn. The military were called out to
suppress the riot and fired upon the mob, killing two
and wounding twelve The crowds have dispersed
but great excitement still prevails there and the
authorities are taking every precaution to prevent
the threatened renewal of disorder.
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FRANCE.

The Press ON tho PrOr0Gatiou Of the
Corps Observation-Disclosures Cabinet APP
pOintments.
PARIS, July Is, 1869.
The French journals comment unfavOrably on the
propagation OF the Corps Legislstir before the ver
cation OF the elections was completed. The govern
ment is accused Of closing the Chamber with the
design Of sitting discussion. The session will prop.
ably be resumed on the Goth Of August.
II is rumored that Prince Napoleon Is to be made
President Of the Council of MintsserS NJ Baroche
President OF the Senate and M. du Miral senator
while M. Rouher becomes candidate FOR vacant
seat in the Corps Legislatif.
Weekly Statement Of tho Bank Of France.
PARIS, July Is, 1859.
The specie reserve In the Bank OF France has de-
creased $500, 900 francs during the week.
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QUICK PASSAGE TO EUROPE W the STEAMSHIP RUSSIA.

The passengers OF the steamship Russia, which
arrived ri Queenstown last evening sent the follow
ing despatch to thus city last night
QUEENSTOWN July Is, 1869.
The Cunafd steamship Russia, CAPTAIN Lott,
rived az Queenstown to-day ut fourteen minutes
past eight O'Clock u. NJ. She left New York July :.
al twenty. IOur minutes past nine O'Clock T.. NJ thus
making the shortest passage on record.
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SWITZERLAND.

New Treaties with Foreign Powers.
BERNIE, July Is, 1909
Switzerland ratified treaty OF commerce with
the Zollverein, a convention for the protection OF
literary property with the North German Coniedera
ton, and naturalization treaty with wurtemberg.
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ENGLAND.
Tho Times ON the Cuban Question-ltesuits Of
the International Rifle Match.

Tho Times the Cuban Question-Itesuits Of
the International Rifle Match.
LONDON. July Is, 1869.
The Times, in an article on the Cuban question,
says:-The progress Of Spain toward an enlightened
commercial policy will soon become a necessity:
aud with more liberal tariff system it will be dinl-
cult for her home produce to compete with Amer-
can, and she will be unable any longer to monopo-
Iize the markets of the Antilles Under these cir.
cuinstances Cuba viii become useless to SPAIN
aud pride alone can lead her to hold
on to dominion which Ia disputed In
the teeth OF the best Spanish troops. General Prlm
ana other statesmen are convinced that the separa-
ton OF Cuba is only question Of time. National
honor prevents Spain from taking such step as
long tnsurrection prevails but when the island Is
pacihed the natural dictates OF reason ought to be
listened to. Cuba il valuable Spain wants cash.
aud purchaser Is at hand. Should the island be
oanvassed ple6iscitnm would result in favor of an
nexstion to the United States. The only serious
question is can the Americans at this moment AFFORD
tho purchase money! 1t IL for the advantage OF
both hemspheres that each should follow its own
course, untrammeled by the interference of the
Other. SPAIN like Russia and Denmark. may well
consent to sell the remainder OF her transatlantic
possessions 1t Is only fortunate that she has any
thing left to sell.
In the International Rife Match at Wimbledon
Common the rinemen OF Scotland were victorious.
beating those Of England and Ireland.
Debates In the House Of Commons
LONDON, July l5--Midpgbt
In the House OF Commons this evening the Irish
Church bill as amended in the House OF Lords came
up FOR consideration. There was full attendance
of members and the galleries were crowded with
spectators.
Mr.. Gladstone. on rising, was greeted with loud
cheers by the liberals and with derisive shouts from
rhe tory benches He said with respect to the amend
nents which had been made TO The bill that the
government proposed TO restore the preamble and
the date OF disestabsment, rs they appeared
IN the original bill; they should agree to
The amendments relating TO curates' annuities
and to the protection Of annutants with some mo.
d'ncatlons; but all other amendments they should
oppose with the single exception Of the grant OF
half million pounds In lieu of private beneiact,ons
made before 1850
Mr.. Dsraei followed. He said that although the
abstract principles OF the bill had been repeatedly
discussed there had been little discussion on the de-
as OF It's provisions. He hoped that the amend.
ments made In the House OF Lords would receive
Me cam consideration OF the Commons
MI Haostone then moved that the House disa-
concurrent endowment, which the Lords had nm
view, very dt1erent scheme from, that OF Mr. PITT
WHOM contemplated an established Catholic Church
SIDE ~ size Win the Established Church. and
under State control. Concurrent endowment
~ now understood, was totally opposed