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sfDor Sentersalso left the city
v hat purpose no one appears to
know The porter at the capitol said
hesWould be gone four OF FIVE days.
His departure. by the way, was pre-
ceeded by that of Captain HybeFger,
his Private Secretary, who is very
generally believed to have gone to
Washington on a secret mission, al
though it is given out that his desti-
nation was Greeneville, East Tennet-
see. So that the executive office is
locked up for the present-whether
te be opened by Military Governor
or not, remains to be determined.
Speakers Thomas and Perkins
were to be examined before the Re-
construction Committee Wednesday,
"a good sign, as two men better fitted
for SO peculiar and delicate bust
ness could not be found in Tennessee.
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The Gold Tumble.

Some of the hopeful administra-
tionists and BoutAllites see resump-
ton of specie payment near at hand.
Others think that gold is already too
low for the public good, and we have
rumors that Boutwell, (the bull in the
china shopl is going to check it
The venerable publicist, J. N. Car
dozo, predicts that "a financial cri-
sis has been deferred. but it is not
improbable. The New York Free
mans. Journal takes this view of the
case
$50 far from Indicating return to
specie payment, it promotes a gener-
al bankruptcy, reputation of all OBJ
legations founded on the legal tender
greenb back basis.
"Our appreciation of the high NOR
al character of the Federal Admins
tration that now is, prepares US to see
Salmon P. Chase, Ben Butler, or some
other demagogue Of the sort, ride in
to the PTesidentiol chair on the dis
tiDct issue of an absolute wipiug out
Ofall debts, public or private, that
heve been based on the calamities Of
war"
The editors of the Western divis-
ion of the State contemplate holding
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@MOAe,DaiIy Register.

We are indebted - The proprietor,
Col. Mann, of this Excellent paper
for daily exehangsa. il is one Of
the ablest advoeaAS.gcof Democracy in
ls1e S0uIb' its editorials always being
matured and fOrcible, while in the
line Of local. literary, agricultural and
general news, it is unsurpassed
We uphesitatingly recommend it to
those of our friends who desire a
good paper from the South.
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The Grand Jury has been oking
int IL alleged practice by city
government of Memph his of Ii nsiug
gambling houses aud the ca Is fer
oiled doves.
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eeEadies of the jury"

Wyoming has imposed sufrags
on the women within her borders, and
of course this imposition will require
their presence ia the jury box
Whether the assembled wisdomf o.
that. galIsn 5 Territory provided5 that
tarissishsll .6Spart male and part fe.
y 5st transPired. Those
h0sBavsJ a6dsTg06is The pangs Of ju-
ry duty will recall with shudder
their frstasensatious in bel locked
up by an insxoIablss sch srifi, 20 fndi a
verdict. wiz
point Of holding
before agreeing
point-with6he
same stories 8 over ag[.s, I'd
isitb4 the ob5 Who gets9drunk and
noisy. afsctiogRate and confidential
Some Of these Horrors are not mitiga-
ted in Wyoming. BY the presence for
several DAY 5 addsnights Of several Of
the softer sex WHO. by giving Q o res
son for their opinion but '.beeause5SS
and saying scissors 70 'bssiass drag
md worry the test Of the Jury INTO
verdict of mop guilty. when the
-prisonerIis youDg fapd hssndsome but
ought to'hang:@Cdazfs adz. -
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.
Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at $500 per
square, 90 lines oIless, in this type, for the
frat, and so cents for each subsequent inser
tiGn.
Advertisements q OF marked with the num-
Der of Insertions desired will be inserted
and charged for al the regular rates until
ordered out.
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES. Old eyes
II made new, easily, witout doctor or med
icines. Sent posi- paid on receipt oflO cn'ts.
Address DIR. E. B. FOOTE, 126, Lexington
Avenue, New York. marll-8m
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Billiard Hall,
every man will positively be required to Fay
CASH.
Our Cigar and TobaccOst

is furnished with an elaborate supply of all
grRoes. We have in the cigar line the cele-
brated Bob Lee, Gulliver, 1, K. l., Peerless,
Paul Pry, La Perfection, La ReVerie, and
the extra fine Owl, besides a great variety
of cheaper grades.
Our stock of Smoking Tobacco, including
the Shoe Fly, Apricot, Queen of Durham,
&c, &C., fine and common pipes, segar
holders, is the most extensive and varied
ever brought to Pulaski.
The strictest order and decorum will be
enforced in every apartment of the estab-
lishment, and gentlemen need entertain no
fears of being disturbed by bV:sterous or in
decent conduct.
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SIGHT Drafts

On any Commercial point in the United
States.
on England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Ger
many or any other part of Continental
Europe. for sale at marl8-tf
HIGHLAND SAVINGS BANK.
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The inaugural address Of Governor
sAlcorn, of Mississinpi, like the com
run of inaugu addresses. con-
some very pretty promises,
sh good many more or less
Ageneralities. He says he
scutive "of the whole
will edo the duty
Magistrate, and that
S-a6TdIng citizens have
FEAR There is somsS
5oGt-.the change which has
over the burden of life and
in this country" and quite
az reade ble, literary. essay upon the
rise and division of parties. and the
modes Of thong hit which separated the
Northern and Southern political and
material systems. The moral OF the
whole is, that the Democrats have
been wrong from the first, and tie
Governor paints rosy picture of the
prospect of better things under the
administration ''of Fixed and earnest
principles of Republican govern
ment." All Courier Journal.
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Should occasion require yen TO purchase
b a Fahnestock's Vermifugc, be particular
ly careful to zee that the initials are B. A
This is the article that has been so
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The Mgryyille, East Tennessee, I
Soldiers 5aetts, adasd % the ca
lamityofa painfully limited cireula-
ton, growing beautifully less, has
been stabbed in The hCase of rs
friends. The editor, in his last is
sue says -
Unfortunately. we entrusted the
lfOremapship of our office, during our
absence at Nashville, to a scoundrel
'bp the name of Hutchinson. who
availed himself of the first oppogtuni-
~ and absconded with lot ofmoney
that did moi belong to him. And it
is at least possible that this man ra-
ceiVed some subscriptions-poA :
ing the money and leaving the ~ E
of the parties unentered upon S
books.
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rsss is to be petitioned

.rsss is to be petitioned to
emphis port of entry. In
.h9! fact that several ports of
- now ia existence do not pay ex-
istence, the Ledger is not sanguine
that Congress will grant the prayer,
although there can be no harm in try
ing.
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The editors Of the Western divis-
ion Of the State contemplate holding
a convention shortly, the Place Of
meeting to be al Humboldt.
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s.
Of tTsss
DOOM dc
States; rs -
States; Al, 5oo' gSe Stateg o,
Ohio, Indiana. NV lar
soy and Pennss BOO in
the remaining and
Territories. In
States there are
white voters. s-s1 -
The fguesE provo beyond dispu
remarks the Mobile Register, t6s
the future desFSysOf the negro IS
the hands Of the white race n
South. Th0iF voting sjFsug
$4,000 against one million fI6a5
dred thousand white Ooters. The 5
merical strength of the white eleme.
is growing hourly by immigration
and natural increase. ThGblack
strength is steadily diminishing from
natural causes. and they have no
sources of foreign supply to keep up
the equilibrium. What then should
the negro do? Make friends with the
white people in the South, or adhere
to their carpet-bag enemies? 1t is
for them to- termine. Iflhey choose
the latter course, they must meet
their fate with them, and go to the
bottom with the sinking Radical ship.
LIST them prepare for judgment.
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ssr COR. -sqUAEE-UP STAIRS.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
TElEGRApAIC NEWS ITEMS.

Forty of reapsng fever reported in The Phns
dephia hospitals this week.
Mlers confectionery, at No. so New Levee In New Or.
leans burned last night The loss s ~500O on which
pany.
Between three and four hundred mail direct from
the Post Office London the South Sea Islands
received at Omaha Wednesday. This is the first
shipment of the kind ever passed overland.
Andrew Hugg of Philadelphia, committed suicide yeser
day morning by hanging
Captain Buell. of the schooner Adoph Hueet from Glen.
fuegos for New York. had his ribs broken the boom on
Cape st. Antonio.
Vegetation Ia suffering severely the Genesee Valley
region from the want of rain In sections farmers are
piowfng up their winter wheat
Mrs Owen Franks committed suicide at Pekn H. Tues
day by shooting herself She placed the muzzie OF gun
against her breast and pulled the trigger with string her
heart blown to atoms. Domestic nfelcty was the
cause.
meeting of the stockholders Of the Chicago
and Northwestern Ralroad held In Chicago yesterday
following gentlemen elected directors John NJ burke
II. H. Baxter George Scott, A. Dunan, NJ g. Sykes Jr
Chas. r. Marvin, Harvey Kennedy and A. B. Baylis, Of
New York; J. L. Tenhave of Amsterdsm Wm L. Scott ana
Milton Courtright, OF Erie; r. r. Flower OF waterown H.
and John Tracy, of Chicago.
train Of twenyhree filed with Strawberries
rived In Chicago Wednesday night the Illinois
trail Railroad. The whole cargo weighed over hundred
tons.
The Boston party are enjoying themselves in San Fran
cisco They were delighted and surprised at the
datons OF the China steamer They went TO the Cf House
to-day where they performed the ceremony Of mixing tho
waters OF the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
Charles Salisbury, clerk in the Post Office in Philadel
phia, has been held $4,000 bail the charge
leaving the Post Olce with possession tearing
them open and destroying them after finding that the
and Fragments Of the letters found and afterwards
idenhed bhy To writer.
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Customs Receipts.
A CASE o. HYDaopaosA IN Bsouxlya.

The passengers tn the gentiemens cabin " Fulton
ferryboat on the passage to BROOKLYN about half past
ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon, surprised tho
antics OF handsome and well dressed boy VI about
thirteen or fourteen, who had been Iorced for
time looking with an expression OF dread aud horror
at the water through the cabin windows. But when
he suddenly hOwed like q Gog an nklng OF tho
terrible truth came over them and one gentleman
called aloud, "Gentlemen. that BOY got fiydrOphO-
bia." Two stout men seated near the ad had pre-
sence OF mind enough TO seize him Instantly aud
keep him In his seat while the rest OF the
passengers gathered round IN dumb pity ut the Aor
ribe fate threatening the little victim on the arrival
or the boat IN Fulton ierry slip on the Brooklyn side
two staiwart policemen appeared ana took the boy
to the station house IN York street.
On the way up Fulton street and ont York large
crowd followed the officers and their stricken little
prisoner The Officers held him tightly by hts wrists
and kept one thumb each pressed against hts checks
to prevent his biting them, while third ofieer
cleared the sidewalk Of the gaping and pity
ing throng The little fellows eyes were blo0dshot
and his face red and flushed with agony and ey-
haustion At every three or four PAGES he would
howl or bark aud attempt TO leap forward
like o dog, or he would try to snap
mt the. policeman VINO him iii charge.
At the station house all persons were excluded,
but the curious throng remained around the dens
for some time. The officers were unable 10 nd OUT
the boys name or residence or any further facts
connected with him.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr:-LoSDoN June ?
8 p. M.-Consols closed at 93 for money and g3M for
the account. American securities quiet; United
States fve-twenty bonds, 1852, S9k 1885, old, IS
1867, 9OM; tenforties, S6H Stocks quiet; Erie Rail.
way shares 1874; Illinois Centrals, lO9N; AtlanIic
and Great Western, 29H.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARls, June 2.-The Bourse closed
firm. Rentes, TAT. SIC.
LIVERPOOL CoTT0N MARKEr.-LIvEROoI. June
2-5 p. M.-The following are the closing quota
tons:-Middling nplands, 10sd 1034d.: middng
Orleans, lid. The sales Of the day have been
10000 bales, including 1000 for export and specula
tion.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MGRKET.-LIvERPOoI
June 2-5 p M.Wheat los. per Genital for California
white. The market Is frmer.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.--LlvERPooL,
June 2-5 P. M.-Cheese sos; per cwt. for the best
grades OF American lne Pork dull. Lard dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, June
25 P. M.-Comm0n rOsin, Az Cd. a 5s per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0NDON, June a.
Tallow firm at ASS 80. per cwt Sugar on the spot
active, and nrmer at 27s. 27s. 80 per cwt for No
2 Dutch standard afloat. Linseed oil frmer. Fine
rosn dull.
FRANKFORT BouRsE-FRANKFoRr, June g.
United States fve-twenty bonds opened quiet.
HAvRE CorroN MARKET.-HAvRE, June 2,-Cotton
opened quieJ.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, June 2-Petro-
Ieum closed quiet at 53ssf. for standard white.
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.
The Governor's Message to the legislature
Favorable Condition Of State Finances.

The Governors Message to the Legislature
Favorable Condition Of state Finances.
CONCORD, June 2, 1870.
Governor Stearns' message, delivered TO the Legis
lature to-day, is practical, business document The
Governor reports the finances of the state In q
sound and prosperous condition. OF the State
debt nearly $35s.009 has been paid, leaving tie
balance Of Indebtedness fraction less than
So, 900. Under these favorable circumstances
further reduction of taxation Is recommended. The
Governor thinks the State Prison under proper
management may be not only sef-supporting but
source OF revenue, and recommends that the ap-
pOtntment or the warden and other officers nd the
control and supervision OF the prison be invested IN
a board OF inspectors on directors to serve
without compensation, ana to be chosen by the
Legislature or appointed by the Governor aud
Council. The attention Is called TO The educational
agricultural and manufacturing interests OF the
State: and the survey OF water power available for
manufacturing is recommended. Judclous le2isa-
ton, the Governor says, may do much to strengthen
Our agricultural, manufacturing and railroad Inter-
ests In tile relations Of harmonious operation and
mutual benefit which they should sustain to each
other for the public good and the advancement OF
the State
After the reading of the Governors message In the
House to-day, Rev. Dennis II. Powers. OF Rindge
was elected chaplain. and adjournment was
taken TO Friday morning.
The majority on the gubernatorIal vote was 1,Olo
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CUBA.

AAecWtiOu Oi OsCar Cespedcs-OperatiOus Of
the Spanish COlnmns-Any Number of Rebel.
killed-IsepOrted Landing Of Fiiibustcrs.
HAVANA, June 2, 1870.
ofiiciai dispatches from Captain General De Rodas
announce that Oscar Cespedes was executed at
Puerto Principe on the 29th ult.
Colonel Fajardo's column had killed fifteen and
captured seven rebels, and brought In 100 VINO had
surrendered to receive pardon. Among the latter
are members OF the families OF lgnaco Agramonte.
Argitago, Guerra CisnerOs and other noted insur.
gents General Agramonte's correspondence was
captured tn an abandoned camp at VIelta Abaeros
Sen9r Rafael Zoldovar is among the killed.
colonel M0ntanez reports that the detachment un.
der his command has killed twenty rebels including
the cheftains Gayo Mala, Enrique Mora aud Joa.
quin.
The troops under Colonel Aguilar at Maraquau fur
nlshed list OF thrty-dve rebels killed including
Luis Vera, noted leader. They also captured thirty
PRISONERS, sixty horses and large quantity OF arms
In addition TO this seven rebels were shot at Gui.
marc.
AT present no less than nine columns or Spanish
TROOPS are operating In the insurfectonary district
Reports are in circulation OF the landing OF iii
busters, some say ut Puerto del Padre, Others at
Tunas. No reliable particulars have been received.
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BASE BALL.

The Forest City Club Against the Athie,ics-
Defeat Of the Forest Citys-A Close score.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2, 1870.
The Forest City Club OF Rockford, ILL.,, played a
beautiful game OF base ball with the Athletics, OF
this city, this afternoon, and large crowd gathered
Notwithstanding the cloudy weather. The Athletics
were sent 70 the bat ana scored six runs, while
their opponents made only two. In the
three following innings the Athletics were
whitewashed, aud the Forest Cftys the two follow
Ing, but on the fourth inning they made four runs
by good batting, teing the Athletics At the end of
the eighth inning the score stood ten to nIne in
favor OF the Athletics. in the ninth inning the
Athletics added six to their score, while the Fores
Ctys scored but one, leaving The game In favor OF
the Athletics, l6 to TO- The following Is the score by
innnings:--
Athletics. ............... 0 l 8-l8
Forest City. o 2 10
Umpfe-R. Ferguson, OF tfetAtantics of BROOKLYN
The Forest City boys leave tonight for Baltimore
and Washington, where they play Friday and Satur-
day.
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THE WORTH STREET AssAut r.

DR.. Shine yesterday called at the house No. Is
Worth street for the purpose of taking the ante-mor.
tenn statement OF Philip Dohn, the young man so
brutality assaulted near the door OF his residence
last Saturday night by gang OF young outlaws but
the victim was in such state OF mind that he
could not give an intelligent account OF
the occurrence. Should he recover sufficiently his
statement VIII be taken. Several arrests have been
made by detective Fled, OF the Third precinct and
IL Is said that John D0wd, one OF the prisoners has
confessed to being the person who struck Dom on
the headl with cluD. Particulars OF this case have
heretofore appeared In the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
The FnR-End Of the Feniau-.

The last or the Fenian army OF invaders who left
Malone on Wednesday afternoon, arrived here yes.
terday by the Hudson River Railway. They were
transported home, as already announced by William
NJ Tweed, through his agents Colonel J. r. Leyerlck
and Patrick Logan. They numbered 26s They
were fed along the route at the expense OF Governor
Hoffman. The men were enthusiastic Ia praise OF
their patrons and while partaking OF the refresh.
ments declared, "This il Tweed's tram and Hon.
mans iunchr
General NJ. j. Mcmahon, late United States Minis.
ter 10 Paraguay, has expressed his Willingness de-
fend the Feaian prisoners without fee.
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MASSACHUSET rs.

state Aid to the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad.
BOSTON, June 2, 1870.
The House this afternoon, by sixteen majority,
passed, with slight notifications, the bin offered
by Mr.. Goodrich extending State aid to the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad. The important feature
Of the new bill is that ii proposes that the
State shall give up the Berdell bonds 1t holds as
collateral, to be used with an equal amount
trbuted by the other bondholders for the completion
OF the road to Fishk, the State and Others receiv.
ing Instead an equal amount Of the bonds Of the sec
ond mortgage. The bin also provides for the reor-
ganizati0n OF the company to meet the approval
contracts to finish the road within the amounts
already named; for the settlement OF all claims and
attachments upon the property with the interest
accruing, till July, 1872, by means OF the second
mortgage bonds, ana for the necessary notification
and acceptance of the act.
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RELIGIOUS.
rrcsbyterlap General Assensbiy y -ss ssvernnrear
BID far she tdacatieu of fudssn.-Thc
ChictG 90 Seminary Trsuhlr..

Bid TOR she iaucatiou of rudsan.-Ihe
Chicrso Seminary Trsublr..
PniLApnirhIA. June = is5l
In the Presbyterian General Assembly this mora
ing reports irom several committees we're presented
stating thai the vnltct states government proposed
90 enaow several profcss,rships IN the Hixhiaad
Presbyterian University In case that INSTITUTION viii
undertake. the education Of Indians who shall at az
teachers and mssloaarie. among the inaiaa tribes
Resolutions accepting the Offer were a10pief.
An overture prcseatei 81 iAc Committee on the
polity OF the Church eonstnuag tue rrcshy scry oi
East Florida was agreedto.
The Committee on the Theological seminary OF the
Northwest at Chicago presented majority ana minor
i,y reports IN. majority lcpori hravily censared
that ns,,1on o. ava va ~n gssens nsard mar ot
reports were received and the majority reporf
seeas'ed .AiseryWas ne eenseges wcre sirlcsea
out. On the cxDsieraii0n ~ fhe adoption az the
report very warm aad lengthy dlscusssoa sook
the nnal items Of the nnancs rspers csnccrnnx
was altered 10 make me time ~ rulecflon- m
the month OF January next a. nsar pcsslDlo sin-
The FRS, Prc-bsie tau char,n in chlcaso wa.
nxed upon A. TIE place ct meeting for the neat
Ss,nna y, n ~ n.a. VIC y. :. f.rn'a.s ana = :.
rhe special order, the Consideration Of tne report
noon. Speeches were made ~ Dr. y. De W. wara
and Rev. &. Il. Gregory. The latter offered serle.
OF resolutions on the subject OF eppcanis for the
ministry az an amen Uncut 20 the report fse report
~ amended was adopted.
On motion the rcpori Of ihe Joint Committee ON
Reconstruction of the Board 0f Elucsfi0n was con.
ssdeIcd, Item by Item. AMI then adopted.
Rev. Dr. BREED moved that the serrcimries of the
several boards have the pr4yiexe ~ corresponding
with members on questions concerning taclr several
boards. Adopted
The second order OF the day tha Confederation ~
the report ~ The Comm tiee on frccsimen.
taken up Speeches on the subject were mate ~
DR.. Musgroye. Rev. Mr.. Aaam4s. M. a. "A. Taoms0n
and Elder Calvin McCnriY. the three latter heing
coored commissioners Addresses were q 40 maJe
Nv Rev. Mr.. Beivllle ami General o. NJ 6Tesory.
Pending action on the report the Assembly al.
ioafned untli eight O'Clock this evening when Df.
Beatty moved that the ofier ~ hc las bs ~u-penatA
10 take up and hear the fepgrt OF the committee 20
engross the report OF The Reconstruction COnl.
mlttee The report was read and adopted.
The report OF the cOmniiee appointed 80 prepare
an act To enable synods ~ renrgantte rea1 anl
placed on the docket and nlae the rst order fOf tO-
morrow.
An invitation from the Mayor was received ana
accepted 10 be present at the annual reveN vi tbs
police force on "Wednesday next.
Synodical reports were presented after whfch the
Assembly adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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FRANCE.
The Legislative Opposition.

PARIS, June 2, 1870
split occurred day in the Lett Centre Of the
Corps LegislatG Before the commencement OF to-
days sitting fifteen members OF that portion of the
Chamber held a conference aud adopted resolution
to vote against the Ministry whenever its action Is not
in accordance with their programme. The President
and Secretary OF the Left Centre reported to be
Included In the new party.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Probable Return of Whittemore 10 Congress.
CHARLESTON, June 2, 1870.
Returns from OF the eleven counties composing
WhtIemore's district show that the vote has been
light, but the majorties far are overwhelming in
favor of Whittemore. He Is probably reelected to
C0nOraaS.