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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
MILITARY RECEPTION AT PoRTcHEsTER,

Yesterday was a gala day for Company Il
OF the Twenty second Regiment. The men OF tins com
uaud are more Familiarity known In the regiment as the
"Busy " and indeed, in the pleasant experiences OF
yostcrdav tho memories OF the "Bs' will long be busy.
{ g Rent esq. Of Portchester, invited Company,
cant Cullin, 10 visit oak Grove, and yesterday the
Inequalities OF the mansion and grove were freely gwen
IN tho rs" and they assembled early 10 CWt IN tho
fields meadows aud under the trees OF Port
cheser sweets that riyaed the bloom OF uN9 0n4tm,
All the prominent officers OF the regiment CoL miia
" Remmey, Lieut.-COl. Porter Major camp surgeon
Roden5eln. Capt hSGlsn Oh o0HP"Ty on gs of
Company G., aud Lieut. Austin Oi company r. aeCVnPah
led the and as ey e S o Il ey we're S loudly
cheered by tho men, The choice spirits OF te Company
up continual sparkle OF merilmeht during lhe cur
ride. that set the merry pasSensers IA a., r R +;
and along tho line OF the railroad gave airs from ruo
TIeu PcrchOle, and other operas. Arriving at foit'
pient and Trustees of the village The President,
Philip Rollhaus, esq, behalf OF the Village OF Port,
Sr"edom of the village. Capt Cun briefly
responded. At this jlncturc, s. s Bent, 4, esq
was introduced and received with prolonged cheers.
The company then took up the line OF march Tor OAK
Grove and after hatng ow moments at the residence
mansion i'm the grove Here scene OF unusual Drilla-
CIV met the eye The spacious grounds were hed WIN
neIchbOring villages. Underneath the spreading
trees a grand banquet had been prepared, ana
One surprise succeeded another In rapid succession
Briefly told they embraced ride TO the beach IN car
rages, an lhIOfmhl IrCcptloh ~ wy n -, a., In az
in i'm for dinner In the grove, tripping Rnly on tue lawn
that appealed To the heels more than the mead
DISCRIMINATING and toasting at the banquet better
rhter day could not have been selected ana IN the u
conscousncss OF their pleasant reception, It's donor Mr.
Rent was made an honorary member on inc spSt
The company paraded in the new uniform adopted py
ha Tcgiment. 10 is without doubt the handsOnies
uniform OF the First Division II consists OF dark
| J",'IIc breasted blue coat, with hShtDluO gov
| 1aciDSs and white croSsbclts, pantalo0ns o.
| nv" hbiue black stripe aud gold cord. After
ss & 81 pleasure the company left Portchester They
os receiyed nj the wenty-sevepthst depot by Com
NJ % Capt Claus Ranaid, and amid the glare oi hro
paIs and the cheers OF their friends they marched ,
W p,nory In FOurteenthst, whore, NJ about Il OclosS
inv We're dismissed, tired. perhaps, but all happy 10
| The :, rs " had enjoyed tho day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
A VOICE FROM BRAZIL.
TO the Editor OF the Tribune

SIR was member of the North Americas
~ ooS~ called the Principa dom Pedra Iei,
9TH on tDe 22d OF May, 1867, and arrived AZ p
on the ga OF June. The colony was immediesI
sent 10 the interior. about 800 miles from Rio inty
mountainous country covered by dense forest wSere
the lndlans themselves even would not live We re-
ianed tnere TWO years doing nothing but spending orr
money LOOK out with me family OF II Iersons sr1
had S3256 in gold; have come back without cent 10
my pocket The New York Herald has printed renopt
that Of the Northern Of tho colony Mad AM
money going to Brazil The Northern members OF ths
party had plenty OF money, but were obliged TO spend
all, and have come home beggars We have been badly
sold" The agents OF the Brazilian Government prom
ised each member Of the colony 500 prairie land
oxen, horses, pOws all kinds Of agricultural
seed, market for our crops, ana IA mOnthg raoas In
no instance has the Government performed its part OF
the contract In February last there great Hood an
the colony during which ~ houses destroyed We
persons drowned. and four starved to death. We lived
nothing but palmetto leaves for four five weeks
boiling them and sailing them down TO give you SONS
idea of the place to whcht the Brazilian Government
us. need only add that We IS miles from any sea-
port with road and the mud up TO our hips in the
colony and along the path leading out during OF
the year The members OF the colony wish express
their thanks Admiral Davis who kindly brought
from RIO In the steamship Guerrero, and 70 all Of his
officers JAMES II. HAYEs.
NetO. York, July %, 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FIRES LAST EVENING.
IN MERCER-ST.

About $40 fire was discovered in the build
ing No rs Mercerst springst, occupied principally
by James Mcbride & Co.. cloth and silk hat manufac
turers When the remen arrived the hose from the ST.
Nicholas Hotel was pouring heavy stream upon the
flames crowd unable TO force the front door
When an entrance obtained IL was found that the
fire ragged ercely the third and fourth floors II was
soon exngushed but not before the contents OF the
fourth floor had been completely destroyed, ana
fila goods on the third floor nearly so. Mcbride x
90 Will lose heavily, but the exact amount Is
not known as the proprietors were absent the nrst
floor slightly damaged by water, was occupied by Har.
low Roys dealer in haters leather and the basement
by Edmund ooe manufacturer brass baggage checks
The lire is evidently the work OF incendiaries ana 9Ti
mated in tyo small closets, on the second ana inc
other on the third floor The hremen report that All the
gasburners In the building found turned on ana the
gas escaping The amount OF insurance on stock could
I0t be learned but the building IS insured Tor SOOO
which fully covers the loss.
IN NEWEST
The dlstery Nos. ~ and "a Newest, few doors from
the First Precinct StaOnHOuse was discovered TO DC III
flames last evening at The building contained al
amount of whisky IN process OF manufacture, and Wa'
owned and occupied 6y Woodrow X George. The fire
originated In whisky stl under the charge OF the en-
gneor Joseph Cayanaugh, and Is supposed 70 save
Caught from burning lamp Ihe damage TO the Duiiu
ing and contents amounted TO $500 whether IL was IN
sred or not il unknown. At time IL was feared that
nm explosion would take place, the steam engine DoIus
iu full motion, and the engineer unable 10 stop ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
MOVEMENT.

A. ILe meeting OF the UIOTHIHE 'nIccicd
rr1on held last evening Mr. +. w. WheaI.y wa 70 be- held
delegate to the National Taors HuSst and Mr..
" OPrsdent OF the Union, was chosen 70 70 be held
the Union Ia the National LaDor ""
he iry Goods Clerks OF Brooklyn are 10 protective
rarvt Society Ia connection Win 'N'''
U3S has been appointed to consider o be O pan Of
eablIty of starting coopeTauYo 'Tbis committee is
o aose Of several OF the leading metions i'm this
GUS Cooperative land aud building assO''''
city , H. ,,o miami nanufactory Oh SIcIl-
vaV Sons having been Informed t ss organize strike
m he reduced 10 per cent WIN uouD'
ia 0nno.ttiOu TO the movement ,,,rpa Brothers cap
Te men formerly employSdo III strike against reduc,
manuiaetoIy met last evening at NO lS union
measures we're taken to form nol doed 10 Tue roster
iarge humber VI new uames WeIS N"N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
CENTENNIAL neutrality-suspicious. OF GEN.
SHERMAN.

blIEkMAN'
HANOVER, n. H., July 2.-Commencement
Day proper at Dartmouth College was celebrated
and te exercises have passed of with more than the
1 ecIat the Centennial celebration having attracted
h,,or larger number OF the Alumni than on ordinary
cosons and the rural districts being more fully repre-,
scented than on tho two preceding DAYS 10 oi,s
lion was adopted with view to obtaining S2T,Ioo iIr
~ CnIcVe OF which $4,000 were Subscribed on inc spot
A committee Of three was hlponleIi W ta
,nittee of seven on ways ana means, hhd ilo
friends ,,, Oh om 1GU vii viii be readily raised.
Tie Commencement exercises TOOK place III tlo laSo
The exercises consisted OF oratlohs, |
adaptations, in which some twenty mempGrs vi tho
GRADUATED class 9Ss PaT W music sic BY the
band Tho class numbered "a, just 90 moIS t i tno
first class that graduated from the OYeso ' ' I 1osS
were conferred as follows; ID. D Tlne hGy T, 10.
mund o. Hovey OF Wabash Co Oh hnInSia
Inc Rev Horace Eaton Of Palmyra, LIP the Hon
James JOY OF Detroit Mich the non; mey sarsnt
lows of New.Hampshre the Hon Jonathan r. S1pSont
Of Massachusetts, A. Nj tho Rev JoIh a m Aien
Northampton. Mas Qssan Ray ESQ., Gl n Gen
IGn Bedeli Of Bath N H.; John Ward Dean, esq, OF
Cambridge Mass Dr. William HG xaegg o W.
The Alumni then formed IN procession and marched 70
temporary structure erected on INC eoInlVn t n6
about 700 sat down to dinner WIN Invited GgS6s ana
others, who increased the number 10 ne1Iiy iVVv.
Messing was invoked by the Rev. Prof. Calvin H. stone
of Andoyer Mass and then about an hor Was spoIt ~
making away with the good things nj the taDle 10 Whei
eight hours gave peculiar Icsl AZ lho Co'lu
on of the epast the dOxOogy From all that dwell be
low the skies" was sung, In accordance WIN uie
hnnorcd custom; after which the company 10
paired again to the the tent, where the aiterdnne
ncoches we're 20 take place Judge Chase occupied tn
TSr and called first upon Gov. Stearns Of this state
whom Inc said, no trusted the men and women OF New
IIoslre how 10 love and ohonOr for his service
g. Ncv England in connection with her railroad interests
GOV stears was greeted with hearty applause, and spok
Lrnv of the importance OF extending the advantages
nch n literary Institution as the college widely IA po'
sr Expressing tho opinion that the State should exen
10 IL whatever ana might pq necessary 70 huh9 II co'
| i've tVr wv public GY0d, kgg hagdred yVag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
JERSEY CITY scHEUTzENFEsr.

The Jersey City Schuctzenfest Corps con-
cluded their annual festival by grand Summer nights
entertainment last night. The shooting for the prizes
ended al 4 D. H., when Edward Brehn was proclaimed
the winner OF the first prize namely gold medal worth
$50 aud $50 IN gold. Miss HOrsmaIn, daughter OF e1-
can't Horsmanu placed BIehins head the glt orOWn
adorned with oak leaves, and presented MN with inc
prize, after which she made short complimentary
sueech. Mr. Hermann, Secretary OF the Corps, next
delivered short address, advising the other members
10 emulate Brehins skill as q marksman. WHO the
ceremony OF browning was being performed, singing
sOcety OF Jersey CITY sang several hno airs III the Pa
ulon The monarch OF day, or rather OF night, was
then conducted in triumph around the Park by his al
mring comrades, after which the distribution OF prizes
took place. The following were the principal winners
Martin Finok gold spoon A. c. Genez, one dozen silver
knives and forks; Adam schwartz, $40; Henry
Iembeck handsome rosewood cabinet, lnlad
with pearls; Henry KnOop, marhletop tabe
John TangenRnn, basket OF champagne Henry Wort9w
sky silver watch George Werhan SIS John f. Gerdes
Captain Of the NewIork Schuetzen Corps, $40 In gold
The following ladies prizes: Mrs; GardhaGh, Mrs
Alls, Mrs. Tess Mrs Menchs Mrs. Keller Mrs Halfom
Mrs orsmann. There was very large after iaHe,
in the park yesterday the pleasures OF the occasion Deans
much enhanced by che GOODNESS OF tho atmosphere am
dryness of tho ground aud grass During the dsonuoi
OF the prizes the side Of tho platform ON which the Cere
monY was being performed gave way, but no pcrson wa
Injured although some confusion followed Ineto MAS
spleudid display VI fireworks In tho evening Apot 500
persons were present in he park last night anClh huD
bub of tho occasion only equaled by the gsGd huO
NShich prevailed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23


Ism Jared N, ouIy son 81 Jared w Bell lis 53d
The funeral viii Es place Friday the ?3i 't az o'clock N
row residence eus@ second bous
Vsrst. relatives
fll.y invited to attend
California papers please copy
eboera afptum william Henry. William M Pasbs Booth,
aged | lmonth aud 70 days.
Notice OF the funeral In to-mofroNs papef$
CLARKIn Rgsss Coan Sunday Jay r. e ,holers n',nun
Freddie Roscoe ony child b. and Maggie D. Clark II BROOK
I'm aged months aud 70 days.
cORSWELI-Sudlsnlv Thursday, he 22d a5t JiA A. wife q
william S. CoFnssl deceased agl " FcAS ~ iaou'l' A
TIE relatives and friends ofs family friends Of her son, Peter
from % her No. lIs East Ils't oa sa1-i 80
'''1 In every yang that rclls the AeIt.
The % s1froWs lai iaIt
He synpatbltes ~ car AlieL
And ~ the sufferer sends rtlei ~,
r, ru ~ re.tepce of his PARENTS No 81 haSt SA'a ""
tween Second aud Tliniaye@, sstl O'Clock sAs N'
TICYOy-On TUESDAY July Of chaesa lirl aT. O1a''@'
The fs n tbe fmls are uvl g attend NJ atsia 10 49,
i.nre sf her racuts Bay RAE this (tsayl aafn''n a.
oUACKESBUSI-On Wedlssay NV - sAisA ''lN''-$ W." -
Qaas keBbu,h agsd q, le-fs o.c., fran
The s,e S s 1.n s, No Isl 10, Eshts,ii-st
ISG-On Thsl.g. July "a 1862 a. the hs9'e o. G 500 '" a
Ksbag No Isl lclSsa' Brooklyn. JohH RoeoA IA ls '
year o. DIS sg take Place from las rederss TotD j. "a
Ll,, br l5t Inst oclck The friends citr mP as
l t attend special team r leave New'icsN ON w is's
fC"pandtst at "a o'clock sunday aud retlrl " A''
| Trenton AZ 4 oclO,k p IN
rRNgR-Ou Mcy the oh nst At To1aora Delaware SoTS'
penn Mabea daughter OF william Teacr "fASly 81 D''''
| ireland. - Ga.
uNpERHILIs NH Neck T. J. on Moaay, The SD inst S"P
| C. Uudtrhl, IN the GStA year q BIS age -,
URLISon rhur,v orniug July o. Alfred s yonngi oaO
Lemurl ana Sarah J. Bels sged xyeAr' monte "a attend
a. S nm m. resIs.ss ohis parents, WFbgo1a'i i'A'
| on FRIDAY, the 23i nsLi a. O'Clock p "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

The Executive Committee of the Union Re-
publican Association OF tho XXth Assembly District held
special meeting last evening, at the old headquarters.
Dngleden's Hall, for the purpose OF recOBstructing
itself large number OF vacancies have occurred in its
ranks account Of removals designations &c. Of many
OF It's former members. Dr. Thomas, for the Committee
on Vacancies presented list Of names including all the
present members Of the Committee, with enough
additional to make the prescribed number OF go This
list was adopted without debate and the Association now
has a working committee which will no doubt give
good account OF itself during the coming Autumn. A
Committee Of Five also appointed to present TO the
next meeting Of the Association nominations 70 M
vacancies in the list Of delegates TO the General Com
mttee and several Of the offices OF the Association
IL was voted that the next meeting OF the Association be
called for Friday evening, the SOth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

SAY Francisco July 2-Four ~ i9&515 Wheat quiet with
hut little OGsrngi Fair Choice, 81 GgGSI 90 LcgIeRders
7It
EevoRLEASs July 2-Coon nominal Midngs 52ie sales @
bales receipts 81 bAes exports 81 bales Gold 3Jb sterling BIZ
wesEeri super6us s5Gs6i Doae Extra 50 l30ss % Treble
Hav sa Pork ga BcOn-Shouders l5e; Cesr Rib SIDES
8ic; Clear Sides l9ic Tierce 10, 0c Keg Aie Sugar
unchanged MoassesNo sales eAenng nominal AZ eJ WHISKY
IS. Coffee unchanged.
MOBILE July quiet; sales $50 baes IoS Mengs oe
July 2ZCon market quiet and IN hsbt ceasnd Sales
Is bales; MidjinEs, sic Receipts. n bales
styAySAH Ga July 2Coton-No stock offered to-day and
consequently has been MARKET receipts % bas exports
Isl bales aim,
CHARLEsToS c. July 22-COon dali With no 'as' hidhrc
pomnaly &c. receipts % bales; exports, SO bales 49,.
WLNfvGroN " C.. July 22-Spid Turpentne q1et At 33te
Rosu steady G50s5 Crude Taenue teady Tar qas at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

Mr. Roberts, Spanish Minister, Is in the city
Col Gor,oH and Capt Victor OF Russia, are at the ~
Dennis Hotel The Hon. ID. T. Wood. Gen Hiram MAr1
aud Frank scoeE syTacgSs
Uotel Ex-Gov Pollock Of PeDnsylvanG the Hon D. H.
ReynOlds, Albany the Rey. j. A. Williams b9 nholos
and Nathaniel Page Washington arc ~ ne " Roston
are Mt the Westminster Hotel Col H. s. MeSomD OK
Della ware, and NJ. Staho, Washington Gen n Tigh
aveune Iiotrl 1on NJ A. Reno, U. D. Al zen ISL
man MARYLAND, and Commodore AmWon - D. ~" "''
ut tho Astor House, =, , =, c.,
The addition of new boat, Sr!iVu ,a lion CSm
pay Inc was celebrated Yesterday by an &h Rcr
tho directors aud stockholdegs, boni 900 excursion
and np orchestra on bosgd and duo COLLATION. Was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

pa,Lteksn Or While returning TO the CITY darc,ro
van Glen Was b% Roat was mOord to the dock The sy
WlllamsburSh and h smn sssfs Lawrence & Foukes OF
brssdb e Of S GHen 81 are over all 100 e
vertical beam engine with cvitnI q ieet bhe has
pSced On and bs stroke Of feet The sylvan Glen Will b.
expect then to make additional regular anu they
Nlnetyfourth, Fftyseventh and Thirty.seyeDkR AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TIE ROuNTY FRAUDS.

An important bounty case was tpied on We'd
nesday before squire Hogan. David %aodon Sueu "a'
len for tho amount OF check for $780, To tho oruo "
sbolIon sent by the Treasury department Tor cH,p
I",ntv 10 Sheldon's Agent-A men named hchu,, H.
don;s Endorsement upon the draft was forged "' sp
1r.n pnssed 10 Wallen, by whom 10 WAS hdotSou vi
in sued as indOrSer by Sheldon claimed tlnl ho ,u
on,eiyrd tie check innOccnty from Meade liM I"'S
nJcrcd verdict for the full face OF tho ufAlt, VIII u"
iercsl, M tayQg VI tho Ulalulll sBeldou,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FIRE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000.

A fire broke out in the four-story brick build
ing, AnsHe.st. and Union.ayc,, Wlliansbnrgh, cary
Yesterday MORNING. and caused loss OF over sOOOV 20
the occupants although the building Was saved py mo
nremen The loss sustained by william CaODlo, mahu
facturer of wlro works and Of tho building ah
who occupied tlo first and third stores Tor M pus9oss
is $4,000 The Eagle Pencil Company occupied inc .1Sonu
story their loss Is estimated at $1,000 Tho iour stOy
was occupied by o. III. Barnard, lnAnUactuier % hoop
sRlrts lis lUSs stock Will reach SCO All C1e prop
ertY was tuky Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE NJ. r. CHURCH OF MoRRIsANGA.

Great alterations are being made IN inc III
terror OF the Methodist Episcopal Church at Morr'u'
70 insure safety 20 those who may come mere % nv
and more norticnlarly TO relieve the minds OF lno
members Of thc congregation. Ten pieces or "mpTght
foot thick each way are being INTRODUCES nI IN the
ccilpT m the cross timbers OF the roof Ineto the
pisccd by the sides OF the walls, midway Dte trim
wndsws They will be finished WIN oI bbaIptt fo suu.
uings These Upright tmbers VIII DC IA archfd
porf the roof Independent Of the walls do o is place
Rs,,,c md ornamental trestle work VIII DC lhiO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE UOBOKEN MURDER.

The inquest over the body Of Lawrence the
murdered watchman Of the HOboken Ferry aUoulheu
from Tuesday evening, last evening iesuGu Wy
Cor0ner White Nothing Of any importance was eIctea
By the evidence, though several witnesses were
alias Buggy has been released bail IN SOW n
warrant issued yesterday for the arrest 0i cancr
named Quinn formerly deck handon boafd INC sI,it
Galatea lie has not been seen IN HObOkcu hihc" t,
and ia supposed 10 have some knowledge OF the m"Dc
In which Lawrence lost his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATpsr EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON JAY 22-43O mConsos closed s3i for money and
93 United States FyeTweues quiet Gnt steady 81
83i Ere Railway shares 49, Illinois Centras. IS. -
LIVERPOOL July 23O mCott0D closed seadyi hadirg Up.
lands l2id Mddag Orleans 49, The sales Of the day hse looted
up 10000 California Wheat 1866 No Red Western S0yt
LoSDoN July 22-4:3O D. m-LBseed OIL a3l Isl Spirits
Tupnne 3 per 6rmer at 2 a3 est TOT No. IL
Dutch Standard aHOat
ANrwsRP, July Petroleum easier at E for STANDARD hs
July ZEyenDg states bonds Closed bAh'
88t for the old issue
PARIS July 22-Bourse strong; Rentes q II. l0c -,
July 2kYenHgTe Cotton market closed quiet and seaaJ
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Total..1o1- 2ol 11qss5 e41lO 1850 sg.4ss l24.7l

Total. 2O4 1855 64,4l0 124,36O 6345S 127l5
Majority for Walker 1881 do. against DISTINGUISHING
Rebels, $50; do. against IrOn-clad oath 4l257.
rO to support the Consultation Of the United states subsequently
Section Article reourins officers TO take the roned Chat
ss s s'a never aided TIE N'0'0D' 0'''' '''''E ''' NC" ''
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
e SAN Francisco, July 22.-The Republican
State Convention has nominated Lorenzo Sawyer and
g. Pratt Judges Of the Supreme Court The Convention
adopted resolutions as follows: ~~'.
l. PledgDg the support Of the party to and ENDORSING
a. That the negro question has ceased to element
of American politics: and that the ratification OF the III
feenth Amendment should DO followed by act OF uni
Vesa amnesty and the enranchisenen OF the southern
people. go -, -, ,-.-,- -.
ton to this from the Atlantic States and Europe;
but while giving preference 70 the people on our oT5
race holds that nOensive emigrants from emma shOud
be entitled TO the full protection OF the law opposes Chl
ese suffrage in any FORM and any change OF the natu'
radiation laws Of the United States. ,
a. Recognizes the power OF the General Gov
eminent to restrict or prevent Chinese emigra-
with China; but believes that the closing OF our
ports against the Chinese would be injurious 10 the ma
terial interests OF the coast rep0ach upon tne lnte
genoe Of the American people, ana contrary 70 he spirit
7 5. 4pproves Of the eightbour law.
Indorses the action OF Congress respecting the Ala
government demand reparaton for the injury inflicted
by ths British Government and people upon our com
T. Favors the equalization Of taxation all kinds Of
property in the State
= 8. opposes AL grants Of State aid TO railways.
William A. Galbraith of Erie has been APP
pointed Chairman OF the Pennsylvania Democratic State
Executive Committee by ex-senator Buckalew, Presi'
dent Of the late Convention.
The official return Of the vote in Washing
con Territory gives total Of 6zss-an increase in two
years Of co., The majority Of Garfield, Republican, for
Delegate to Congress IS 49, The vote on the question OF
State government very small being 4OO III laVoF
and Gee against the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

Monday July ~ the Cosyen' Chapel
Noye County Donegs Ireland hy the r. Rev Dr. Kelly Bishop
Of Derry assisted By the Yery Rev. Philip Devin D. D. v o.,
brother OF the bridegroom Jeremiah DeyD, heslOrz 70
Angela only VI the late Michael Muhoaud s LoaiSa
derry.
HoBART-TUTTLE-o Wednesday Ju D. the residence ofths
brides parents BY the Rev Dr. Houbowe G. A. Hobart esq 70
Jcun eldest daughter Ol tue Hon. Socrates Iue al d iae's0 ~
J. No cards
KRLSBY-YALB-On Monday toe 10Th inst at Mhurn, j. ~ VI.
Rev Deyo ooekaway " j. M AIR ed b. Kelsey q New orr
city Miss Jennie b. Yale eldest daughter Of Mr. bas A fale u
MibuTn.
TUOMAS-DAvIRS-Ou Saturday JGly H. tho reslance Of the
brides parents New Brunswick n j. by The Rev. y r. Rooney
tie Rev Thomas o. the Newark C0Gf5oe - EA A.
Davies, daughter Of Geo W. Davies
an Notjces Of VayyJqqes must be doYSoI ,ciM hIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE BANK OF ENGLAND

LONDON Jay The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF n
made public to-day shows that the amoaat OF bullion IN Fa
hAs increased &4j9 700 sterling since last report
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POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

VIRGINIA ELECTION.
The Richmond Journal publishes the following
rs the official returns of the late election as as yet
received in that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
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