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, 1869-06-18

From He Philadelphia Le3reT, jung IL
Of labor II the anthracite coal mines in this state
which has lasted three week. II tho schayIktn and
Lsnish ~ regions and neassy - long In the Wyom-
some Of the larger operators nc know. win
commence The necessary pre- partitions today for
stood taai 1as I ID the 1eeou nae Lave
assenIed TO neaf1J the demand u ~ the basis In
sisted on BY the miners With coal as thrre dol
resume wozt as nxed Wages and. for twenty-five
cents per ton advance Ia the p11ca Of coal. fha
miners are 70 receive nttJ cents per week advance
Some of the operators, and generally, we think,
look upcn THIS arrangement with representatives as
Ast2J to aro!d the mtsundes1santines between
operators and miners resulting IN .ssyikez ''thas
harc heretofore been 20 common. The operators
now confer with the uusc intelligent OF the miners
re m not o. wnen afe capable Of reasoning upoa
thel influence with the men they represent, can
preTenr Unreasonable deuaads upon tho opetat-
orA
The total coal tonnage hast week by all the car
!5!ng companies was rather less than 100 900 TOES,
being decline Of about $4,000 tons on the ton
brings the pEod1ct!on of the war under whas II
wAs To the same alatc list year. The torce-quaers
Of 2 million Of tons excess Is thus overcome
having xtsely hed alooi tron the MARKET Atthe
fosses, hlFnaees and many Of the rnanutsetos1ts
tQa dsocI1 or coal nave been much reduced ana
unless supply comes forward At once, much IL
convenience aad loss will be experienced. We see
II estimated that the loss t1om the suspension Of
labor 10 the Schuytkn coal region, as cnnpared
with iAst yearB production tn the same time,
counting q! the interests involved, Atnonuts 70
oyeI one million Of dollars When to this Is added
thc losses from Ike Cause In the serefal other
regions the amount Is truly Formidable aud IN inl-
pottaoce commands the best etsrts OF ail coustl-
efAte men IN preventing any stUlar loss from
IKE canse- The laborrrs Of ali c!aAses AMI tAetr
families st the mines are reported to "a severely
suffering. From the preparations making By ali
the 1ntereat tn the coal trade nctuting the c1rrv-
Ing companies an acttve trade Is confidently ex-
ptete1 hence to the end of the season.
, 1869-06-18
Governor Klrkssood-A speech,


We had the pleasure Of meeting our old CON-
mandtr and the war executive Of Iowa, Governor,
hltkWood, At Dcs Moiue5. At the Republican state
debt OF gratttute than II does the NH Who was At
isa head during nearly the Whole period Of the wat
nat tsas @ Y nov matter Of htstory: us earnest
thanks Of President Lincoln and the War Depart
ment Hsore Than once, Will never be forgotten by
his fellow citizens.
But We had merely intended "reportang ="
Governor kiIkwoods speech at the conveatIon-
serJ brief bot more apn1auded than any other,
the close Of business, lond, uproaItous calls we're
made for Gov T., and he Nss compelled 70 take
sae sIaSe Is. A. nnd rcspond After thantin9 the A.
previous, almost TO q day, Republican State
Convention had noyn.na:cl him as Is ca4didate
ior Governor. In canTsssinE the StAte before the
brought tnree SraTe charges asai1s: lin pesseo, s.
ally and hls political rccur1, out Of which Il syls
seonght 70 Kork him great damnset and perhaps
n fasos Of Permitting coIoree men ID testify IN
s our eouna7 %, that he had advocated the educl-
aoa Of eoosed children, OF q colored cnll, mot
get soiled by tho contact, but entirely sepayatt1
~ that he nai once publicly and 4ha1aeiessl1 de-
s elasfd n speech thaf he would sooner nave lii
Fugitive Slave law Thar vas iesa than len yesrs
nse as s..e shc stgY{ FRaa;eI II: III;
ksn,, .ad, o. WIN waas . snae Dig of g1aaacaatoa ID
w,th quivcr1ns nnser POINTED Ven n dist1n:
pasts Of the haH raised 10 their fcet-neads wcr.
falned-and then Wild shout Of applause aros..
.ng At coiored delegate IN the Repahlica, stats
Convention Of IoT8. lie poln:e 81 as 4 color.l
Wee P1eslient on ,he stage! It VAS electrical.
stamped tn the noise WIS dea}enlne. The Gov
elnor retired without another worl to spot the
eIeeE Ae hA1i msdc his lofat, and it vas rpore
could nave usfertsL
, 1869-06-18

TrenhDltn Co before came 70 this coEutJ !
they Nesr spoken Of IS friends OF the Conledet-
ate1, and ~ acting as Confederate agents; aAn
ua personal daAltn42 WITH, tho memot71 OF me
drm, mt saW capt4tn> Bullock ln Their
ofice. and AftETK1yd1 in London and Parts; naTcT
saw Tho AabSuA, the Flor1da, OF any Of the rau1a,
md feceated 70 Instructions from Captain Hut-
lock; purchased among oaher vessels the Cor.
nnbla, the uawk, TIT EuKtnta, and the Jusuua.
easled from London In tha Justtst1- With cargo
Of stores, pAzt OF which were landed II Bermuda.
and the remainder Soof to Nassau kIT the
Mary 1t NA4saus and this was liter her felensd at
the close OF the 1ut which had been instituted 1n
The Admiralty Court at Sasaar- was Mts1waTd-
ID command Of the Wren, which was captmed-
after Lee suIfeducr-on tho night OF the 1e<a OF
June, In Eey West haEbor. All my documents
WHICH we're On hoard the Wren, Were seized ~
the United States Government, and, Il far ns /
know ART still tn their possession. -..-.
WtIlisn Ra#lnkou, fireman On board tha
Panama, xas also exAmined by Sir John Earslakn
a. to the connection Of Nj. Hanry Lafouf- alleged
BY the defendant 70 have been as one time owner
of the Aa1J-wtth the fitting out OF vessels for The
Confederate EnyJ. We2 engaged b. Lafour ~
fireman on bocrd the Laurel. which sa1lea in Ucto
bcr, 1861 from Urefpoo1, with guns, shot. shell q.
and email az1s, for AAderta, where she anchored
with her steam M. Shortly altetNsrtls she wxz
Gznaued by the 8s4 King, and the tTn vessels
vent to rendezvous about 1fIeen miles nom Ms
der1a, where fhe guns, shot and snau Arms wcTn
put on boart The Sen King, which WIS Afterwards
called the Shenandoah. and which hot5tet the Con.
fedeIata nag.
, 1869-06-18
GHdiinE Fruit Trees.

IL fAe Es!itcr II Ths cAiaa7o 1fibun<.
SIR: Having noticed Ene s1ap relative 10 Ii q
destruction Of fruH trees copie>t from yoar ;apey
into the New York SRA, write 10 say tha. ;us,
kuea CASE. only not 20 extensive, cauc under
nay personal observation rome ycars sso, ~. tar
from this place
An orchard Of tttI o< stx,y thrifty hea,,or apple
tres were girdIed In enc nlgn.-suppoera 10 have
teen done b. person who had been eJectc,l from
the premises fer wan, OF Z title Ttetxsca;,y
decd Wiz done In the fererart OF Ap-u-a. leas,
IN that month The same application mas ucsce
to the trees as descdocd in Eoaf paper wd!ch bad
The desired enect, not ooe trce having been Killed
b the operation Of e1rdlla9. In ta.s case It ur-
PeAsrd to haze been done With 4 share tor. as
some call II, drawing -tntft1
The growth And Ftsos OF the trees IL. rot seem
to Be rctarued- Aad the owner told nc a1e,watls
that he thought t, WAS beneficial to tho ;tres IN
stead Of an Injury. II Mr. Green's trces arc no
gtrlled too deep think thc1 viii reooyc7 tnc dAu-
aer; bus II there arc deep hscH III so-nd, Tic
case IL douhtful. They shooId be trimmed, 20 a.
cot to require mnca circulation Of sap.- June (.
good time to trim IN thiA latitude.
: You CAL make such use Of these has.y rcaasn
as yoc thhtf proper bare stated ou,y TIC eIu-
sce =
Ftst%!. Yours RF<ttfHt1, = ..KArHsaa
- FurDAA yusEr1eo, n n II IGns u. TN.
, 1869-06-18

thonssn<1 Ea'lons-hsa Just been sent over tile p
cfoc Rsj,, rai to Een TorL Although ~
o1iao Md 'n1e e. a. dmeulty o. Introtiaetss \
erai vino-uuTk1y b .senda, WHOSE cellars arc fu!l
and Whese pockets a1c. e19piy; although 1t i. :
ftct that many hupdr,Ns Qf vlaeyards are beng
neglected, because their nwrtFs nave no room lot
he Juice when eIpreAsed; ! hay aotE1'nst21d-
Ing, 20 doubt that the wine Lp1loeA. o. tan'usa.a
VII, N ten Jears fptn nov, e4uAt aot e1t:t!,
the gold prodncts- In El Dorad5 Couu+J, high e.
In The Gleuas, there arc pna up haT c1.1!oa ga
Ions, now AHNtag ths OeAW OF cheat tsaos Hof11-
tion; and come OF that wine more closely spptol-
k1ates to Bordeaux than any OSbet talAe2 10 oEs
Colder State Ii Sonora and Los Au2eios-tae
ast raising, perhapa the best Etnes Of lhc couCT<
those resembling eIneHeos Rhine nd BuEEun!v
Wines, and tho latter Jfeatux tht Rreuxer anI
a#eeteF ratiettes-the CELLAR ara f1t 70 Overflow
Ing, xud wine which sells at wholesale Il tl+e5 Gr
lilo GTotD gallon IN San Francisco, yields the
producer no more than from s. to 90 ceutz- Often,
aas h11 been sotd for at1l iesa and you e8a OBJ
sa.c four and nTe ye2r cid wine IN SonoT1 n 3 OF
x..s3 Es.5ont u purchased In quAHttleA Ten
{H ~ ~sli 7eTofuaoutzs IN thasv md our PE1nc
haAfoa'ss-for BY that time ne shall undoubtedly
nave tHo dntshed-WuLhkve much to do WITH t.
believe, the wine growers Will smile a. this
o. TIA: some wine may then still be sold for
neots gallon, hut II will also amount to seveFat
aoNA13 xhlian Tor the fner varieties, and o1r
Etopf'ethss Will be stimulated 70 increased e1er-
y. tops " may mention pasAnzz, that while IN
~ M aoluex Mar year, eome Old Ls1te WEE sold a:
@ aaS..ua.!ot ~ francs {Se3 gold the bottle 1t
"A' 'eoos''eseo 100 precto1a 70 ecn bJ the Dozen
, 1869-06-18
Personal,


This ex-Qneen Isabella intends 10 takc TN he,
residence At Prague.
Tho Emperor Napoleon hax had to siEc M
Gmoktne.
n. Atchotte, Of Brussels, has purcnascd ali Of
Rossln!s unpublished WORKS for 1sa, oso francs.
1he..netA fur the new Statue Of Lord Palmer
ston was ootained, it Is stated, by melting down
that o! Str Robert Peel
Solomon Aat,ison. one Of the earliest settlers Of
osEeso. n. T., and soldier Of the war Of 1872,
died on Saturday last
Senior Pedro Lopez, nephew OF General Lopez,
passed through Galveston, Terms, few dayx ago,
on bis way to Cuba to join The insu1yrntA
EEastns Corning, who h2s heen Ill tor 4 long
time, Il again abie to stye hts peEsonA attention
10 business.
MTnc TruJ 7Snes saJs that Senator Morgan sare
hls son $500. lie invested It in TtusvIlIe, and
made II TO, 900.
ady, who brought him million pounds sterling
for her dowrT.
Dr. AAry Walker says she II quite willing to o.
cept Al appointment In Alaska u rendered her,
She continues her daily o11ce-secnng visit TO tho
Treasury Department.
Mra- John F. Coyle, \ cousln OF Archbishop
spaans .. BaRoss fna NJ, a1 Of
ton died On Sunday.
: paragraph is going the rornds s.attnE that
"A4Rs1s MITCHELL Ia lying very III with paraiyEsx"
As her mother died few days ago from that dis
ease It q probable that the aboxe report has grown
out Of that fact.
baron stoecn, late Russian Minister to the
United States, and whose vic ia a Springfield
(Mass) lady, has been put upon the retired lis, BY
bis government with decoration AMI pension.
lie And his family will live hencefortlr IN Europe.
4 letter frcm Jackson, MtsA, 10 the New York
7rFbtas, describing the murder Of Colonel Crane,
, 1869-06-18
DUEL IN. CANADA
Fight Between a spnnlara anA n
Cuban.

Fight Between a NpRnlAfA 0nA n
Cuban.
81, cazsasf~ss sJusx u, ds.oatcA TO th~ 7sre1.
a startling occurrence tooe plaee ear,y yrster-
d9 morning, neAr the Whirlpool On the Canada
eide OF the H!sgA1a River, being nothing less than
re!taole d9e4 II Hhien bseod w. shed; Il
paper. published In Sew Tost. quauelled With .
rral editor. Who published paper tn the Interests
ia mai,er saoaid Be- sets,ed By desiiJ eneonnier
on the aoti Of Canada The principals. named re-
spectisely Manual Fandora, spauias.i, and Charles
lied i he Fsis o. sstetaay. and T Put np q sas
International and Cataract Hotels AT <oclock
on Sunday morning the5 crossed tho bridge In car-
fags and 1e 'G qGsss spof ~ ssamn
Was quickly measured OF. weapons PLACED In
their hands and the duelllsts, who stood hack 70
haek sn FER tnsn ~ 80 about
but at the fourth .te the Cuban fen severely, but
not mnrtauy wounded, hls aiEe1sarya bullet har
tae lef IL tas asne % iastsas the spanssra n.1 =
TuulJ escaped dc2Sh-the CuoAnb bail passed
through his vest and grazed his side This ter
traced tncr steps, the wounded man betns prop
e5tJ Cared for By the physician. The whole parry
were soon after Arrested By the American au-
.honaea T1sJ at once gave ball and wcro 1o.
Pom The Bugalo Ce~tHeyesa5 jung u
About O'Clock yesterday fSonday} morning,
number OF gentlemen left the International Hotel,
Niagara Falls md drove over 70 Lundy:s Lane,
Canada, to settle an !" A1a1r Of honor" One Of
tho principals native Cuban, whose name e sup
pressed, Was shot through both legs, and after
wards hurried over to The American ktde Of The
water Al speedily IS possible to avoid arrest By the
Canadian AuthoEt1ez His antagonist was the edI-
tor Of the Spanish newspaper published In New
fork city. The din1cufry Was caused b. an article
Published IN the iat:er8 paper in Thlcn native
CubAns were styled "a set Of eowards." Tho
wounded man IS conhnet to bis bed at the Inter-
national Hotel, at the Fa1la and although sufer-.
ing severely, Il not considered Ia dangerous coz.
dllou- .Tha dueAlnG ground Nas selected BY ope
OK the setonta last week.
, 1869-06-18
MADISON Strict CrCRC

rr..,. ,...-..-.. II
looking specimen OF John Bull ahrna.I anns,arsI
and hrutnl nsagr If hIs fsI,n7 ne ~ .as.'s e
By his wife, respectable Vo!nan hnt s.diT DO
Ggured by black ere Aad q BROKEN nose the ~.
suit Of recent III treatment Ue hay llyesi fnr
years past, it appears, in chronic state Of dIsst
patton and iil-tcmper, which De vents unoc n.
head OF his unfortunate wife aQf his son1 who il
a cripple. Coming home tr1ink the othar nfght
he best The woman cruelty, and tnfesteneI to
cofnrnfttrt far tr1aJ A. ia Rco.ta- r, ~ I.,1
ball Of $500, ~o-A eAe''
w,T,,,.r 1--,o,,-,o,. n..
wv lL1!1A lAoStFsoSr F1d1ck Fitzgerald h1d
, 1869-06-18

and concessions, which he would Otherwise
make, until the pressure oeases-
There have been two individuals on the
French throne within the past half century
who entertained the samc ideas relative TO
pressure thAt the present occupant
holds. Heretofore Nr. Ronapa1te has
rather prided himself upon admin
iste1ing his government upon
principles tho very opposite Of those which
obtained in The tinea Of ChaSles 7. and
Louis Philippe. II he adopts their notions
in regard to pressure, and adherea to them
with sufficient drmness, hs will inevitably
meet their fate. But the probability is thst
he wll7,e vise enough TO content himself
with writing letters On The subject Of pres
sure, while inst1ucting his Ministers 10
yield 10 it wheoerer-it becomes unconfort-
able. -
, 1869-06-18
Af0uble HetWeen the GoreFnue ent
und ihe ST. CrcIx lumbexmcp.

United Etates AAsShal Hamilton eft MIlwautee
Last night On IN Important MISSION fpr the Govern
neni-- He goes direct to Hudson, St. croiS Conn
~ armed Win The Necessary pape.1 and llpcu-
meun for setzare Of rome thtrt1 million ree. Of
PINE loGs NOW In Lake ST CrptI- The logs 1t Ii
Claimed, Wete cut on land belonging 10 tho Fcde-
~ goFernnent, Without authority, The facte In
Hss made by Congress- 10 the Ssue cf Wlsoonslo.
tor ne oene1t Of the 81. C7ptx superior Railroad
Company. Tho road Was 10 be butt within cer-
TAN tine In orle1 10 secLrc The grant
~ben time was Suffered to elapfe With
out the work having been done Con-
Sfes8 made N extension CT :hree yea1s
whieh 1hree years expired LAST Anxust tEder
revert TO the United Staiia GoTeSumMt. But the
State LegfAaturs, ii ts iass setuon, provided for
commission to 50 On the properly I'D make A.
EAngeihents TOT iss protection H1a1st utspaasers.
n N snh authority surrey hss hseir beeu mafte,
and 1s esun2ted from the stuupAge that no Ice,
0an tGlEsr tnLncn tett af rtne bzs have been Ell
8n N dloefent tracts during The winter Just past
oer1sen Who have cut thcn DC nos attempt TO de.
~ inst the. hAs1 been ttHPAAAtuR. bpt refuse
e acknowledge the sutao-ty Of the STATE OF
Aeocs9h These f1ctJ 14y+n2 pecn brought
70 taS attention Of the Secretary q the lnteF1o9,
Io1, he !ass Heek teleezaphcd % The omcecs here
Thoroughly sooted alter. Acting under these tr-
stTnctions, AarsAa. ue1.!;aa has snae to thr
scene Of Epucle. u.l clothed wl1a dlscrc;.oEa-
~ poWefa and Is et%hoEZesl to compromise on the
FG1t OF TIC Gotetalcent with offending partcS
We understand scf io21 K1u he released on the
payment OF The rrSuzr price Of Il 80 pT lep fees
-os 81 cco FOR It's lotr and Il is e1pec:eI taat
Who ATE imrlica<ed II the transaction n1tu1er
aenn i5G
, 1869-06-18
The New monevx

:, ~ Fovcrnnent paper mill In Renn1ylvants has.
.1i+.s toa 91tcl0ment agent II the mil trans
NC tlz1 lot Of new and ltapruS el p.ner 70
tae A1es!cao AID the National Bank So:e Corn.
ansss n New Iott city. There 1his psper M
aEcsse portion OF the Impressions tn tie otpccss
=! uaaSleF Into aIee1b8ck9 or lexN tenaers Ind
!.a1tM !!t.a1ronM currency, 1t appears that Secretary
aetnt nota1rtl! oAs given to the companies named al
gtuSs -; 70 pl1rt Portion Ct the new rnnpcy The1
ny t. 1oe FoEk Jointly By arrangement bet weeu them
Esr.a Inet r. rast Of th. WORK IL follows: The
toS.qstse, and the iaces and bocks Of fsacttonsi
-, ~. os portion Of lie ,.a.ea thai rel1te
~ tass patt OF the Hort The coupsnics nfr-
tta.o' nA oeen engraved By shesc eY,rraTrr.
Muto ,0casu Nom the Bureau 0f EnTarfn1
a 44a fIHtIng u the TreascrJ pepoT:menI
1ne aces q legal teahers and tior mi
teaA nE nI 70 be printed Ia The Printing Ru,eao
Asu Ane ua1s and seaA Of Iraciipnai currtncT.
q. A. sooa a. ne bank nole Companies cxcc1is
tasL @ PolEon Of the 1osk, the paper 70 be Eeot 10
o1Fr @ ~ ~ .ne money eonple:ed md nAndei
Iea1, 70 a1eat1ses Spinner Tne nrst issue Of the
"a oheJ Wln Be ready for the public anoui The ssh
u y - ncain- when ali present leN tt pters and
l4taS1lonN currency &ze to be called Il. All the
geMcns we're gotten up IN the Engraving and
tFtIlnSn9 Burcan, unde1 the superT t.1ou Of Ar.
- Sassee. the Superintendent. ms pape. OF the
uGN MuneF I'LL 10 water-znArkrd with A-xc
T. x II Ia what ls known Is the Efcoch sIk
psPeE. aod through Its 1hses viii rrn stream Of
, 1869-06-18

Al the Illinois shte Sunday School Convention
LAST week In Bloomington, MI. Prskns, WAr1en
Of the State Penitenia,y presented the cls.us and
wanta Of the !, no conrir,s thets. The men hare
Two hou17' cantle light every evening and IL day
Sunday to rad 1 large number xre men wen IT,
sot1ned- scnt there fer tnei1 c..t crne committed
under liquor. Il fhede Enen lFt 70 BE- rrfoEmet. H.
ssea4 Of hardened, proper reading matter should
Be furniahsd them for their leie11e hoosa No
psoEls1on s made for this waas TIE convention
raised money Sufficient to buy a tat3 cabinet or
Eau Tor Sunday Services and then unanimously
resolved 10 take up \ COLLECTION for book. and
pspers on sunday, July I IN crezy Sunday senool
vva.+s.4~ntet
II d 70 &c hoped ssat every Sunday School In
The State viii unite In this iupe ,1ani uost. The
collections can he cent 70 u. Post Springfield.
Treasurer OF the convention
AIKI- q. TSS6,
WE RrrTuLos,
b F. JACOBS
Ed. EEsIksr0S,
p. Gt1lrr1
D. I. MOODY,
q. Posi-,
Executive CoEn::tee.
Pape1s through tho State vii please copy.
, 1869-06-18
POLITICAL

The ppe1s On tho "slope," IN lows, begin to
fslk Of D u. HATS, Of tho Hnrison;an, rs the
Democratic candidate for Governor.
I: Davidson " LuthernAn announces hlnseli "a
an independent candidate for Governor Of Ten
uessec.
Charles Van Dcnfhuyseu, 4 wealthy citizen Of
Albany, New York. Is shout 10 starr = Democratic
paper IN thai city, In opposition to the Areas-
Colonel John r. Lewis, who has been Nominated
for Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia on The Walker
:" o"naAr5attyc ticket, 8nnuu1res himself As \
candidate for Con9ress IN the Sixth D,ssr1ct,
GeneEA Cary feets ceandeut Of obtaining the
Democratic nomination Tor Cot ernor Of OHIO upon
tac platform OF opposition to negro suffrage and
payment of TIC national debt tn grcenbacs1
Private aetscrs received from Minister nn,c Say
that 1t IL bis Intention 70 como home anu enter
the senatorial contest In New Hampshire. senatnr
Csasin and Colonel Tappa1 are thc leading candl-
dstes n present
A letter from Clarksv1lle, Tenn, SAYS:
The dtr5,on Of Tie Republican sasty opeus M
pfesrct fof the Dcn1oask Il both S.n:es xrd StakeS
ttn 10 &fc cod the Democrats viii be found atfrT M
Totoe are counted nFI Anu. - have elected Andrcw
1ota.n e.oT@not q feIneaeeh Such ernta 1fn ~
as q 1sf I'll InSa 4s "a II e
snsfa4 Many Of the naosr cu1n:nz DtmcesA1 ssy fty
VII col nave tau4t2tc in th. 6cad. FsTt.xfs ttfv
VII nH tN cnnrent!al. 1renty u nsnaicatr i csuh.
80 q X edss The s Kns what tht{ * d. 10 thc DIRK
and of ther fslends 10 shc to.delicx co
Eat1N1EA q 0Sat{ Ht1tt4 b rlhic.+s
, 1869-06-18
The Estate OF the Late Confodcrns

The LONDON TIMES reports Il follows the cs,r CT
nc MAry. o:hetEtse the Alexandra, beycrr
June l: "
Ints Is csse Ct possession. The p,s:our, ar
ne GovGnnens Of the United States Of America,
~ ~ nc detendant = ": Charles kuhn P1olesa,
q lyeipoos. The p.AtnnEs IN shetr rIeaulc4 s9stc
Laastoe 4ary. Otherwise tho Aje1aattra, WIS par
ehAsst hy certaH Agents Of the Coafede-atc to1.
e9Emeot with raoney1 which were the prorertT of
NE Pt4nseA md That, therefore, the ptatps3d5 xre
me fgassEl owners +ol the vessel, and
defendant <,ea,ea taaI the sererai 'sa:as
Of mouey expended IN the building parchssc n
oufnt Of The vesacl ever belonged 10 tic Govtrn-
!aeuk oi Inc Eonft1iet0se St1stH. The ca2se was
inf9lt0ted N TIE Eun Of go NO IN the ninth Of
FebrcafE. 1861: the Tessei has ever stccr hCca
Hlne EnGer attest ln the Lontton t3oekA rot,ioS
md Ncstn st tie rreaent TINE not more t11a ESD
Or Eae. The heAztns Of the canse has been t5ed
lot me sita Ct last month, bCr IN copseoQence Of
aeoututssloo having been tssDed 1t the instance
ol lie psAhuaS 70 eIAmine Witnesses at NAxs4q
u eaoaos be heard Until a1}ehaelnAa tern. Two
Werr e1nintned on behalf OF The American Ggyer1.
Hent
Str John Earsiake aad Mf. E C. Garrison N,
ptaErd for the American Government and NJ
Ail~nru 9. c. atd Nj. Benjamin for the 4efeai-
Edward Copeland Stiles, examined by Str Johr
hataAnd: MS mlcsni2GAn II the Crtted
Siases nary n1rne 4ca11 stnce and len ihe nHr1cs
II 1s4': WIS n ficurA when the REBELLION hnSe
out, And HeHt back to ADet4ca kud entrrr,4 fns
tenant IN Aay, 1sks By Nj. MallotJ, af -, Sse-
reta1J to tne Confederate Nsyy:t - ss,f ~
Belnrcda ADD there fccetred inI;Furttnns ~ -n,r~
u EEEiaod, n here klE5yed In Qc{pbrF 1s6s. NJ
4~<fraeters weer IN IrfrhRse vt>set4 for e*-- ~
usssU 1AFg Of Virginia; kosR TN n1U Il P:zser-
, 1869-06-18
g0AAD =. OF PakIcE.
Transaction Of Bllseeilaneous Business

regular semkweekly meeting Of the Board Of
Police Commissioners WIS held 1t the Central sts-
ton yesterday afternoon, President Brown in the
chair. Present, Commissioners James, Gund md
Ellsworth.
William Au1un. driver OF the coal wagon. was
appointed regular member OF the Ftre Depart
neat, On the Recommendation of Fire Aas1hal
Williams, having proved himself capable during
his sixty days' probation
number Of bills for supplies furnished mcsc
a1 ti!ed and ordered to he pati.
A communication from Rev Thomas Qqtc,eY.
administrator OF the Cathedral OF the Holy Name
asking that James barclay be appointed epecul
Policeman 70 arrest Juveniles ana preserve urIer
.' a the Cathedral on Sunday" was read, and on
motion. Barclay was appointed
Policeman Louis G. Po1IeT Wal charged wlfA
ieaFtnR the F1rst Precinct, being absent without
per1ulasion. AnA inAStepuon to duty. He wAa SEN
tcnced 70 forfeit nye daJa' pay.
Ilf bSAtl then hdfaufucH.