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New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
LONG ISLAND.
,-o .N-D Cr1vy Tho / Tonp Ieland
HUDsON RIVER COUNTIEs,
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The anniversary festival Of the First Uniycsalist
Mission sODdayschoo place yesterday afternoon BeTOor Han
stated meeting Of the Long Island Historical
sOsty will bs Tuesday evening Prof George Barker
D. Of Yale College will deliver lecture entitled 1.-THE History ofA
troa0mcal speesEoscopy."
The New-York Liberal Club held its regular meet
Ing las. evening a. PnptOn Hall W. onbee jr presided tud
introduced Adoph Off, who read lecture on The heauoR Of tgn
esure % CIanCn AT me esnoaspn 81 @ s 1re Tue 'uOe'
prospectus has been issued of the Taber-
psels Free College n Brooklyn, for S2a The
object Of College to train lay AID women without den9nA
op distinctions for every Of Christian work s Of charge The
etar ncde the Rsg Howard Cnosby james MeCoh Edward
Fegetoa Lyman Abbott T. De Wn Tsmage, and stephen H.
TTng s.
At Sc. Johns Chapel in Varick-st near Canal-st.,
on Sunday evening report the present WORK OF 81 Johns G0
will be read The document important revelations
70 the condition Of the poor in the Fifth and Eighth
and Suggestions for system Of practical reform The members
Of St visited all the homes Of the poor this section
o. the city
The Rev. Wm NJ. Taylor, d. D.. the Rev. F..
EgzesiOn D. D. Rev H. D. EObup the Rev Geo Constantine
Of Athens Greece hrse viii address pubne meeting Of the
Po,gn Sunday School Association Of Sunday
neeps OF be Sunday School Teachers sr
vacation vii be held Monday evening IN the boahs
Presbyterian ChuEch.
The opening Of the new building Of st. LUkes
Home M Indgent Women Msdsonve and Eighty ninth
st. took place yesterday (st Lukes Day The bulldog
which win accommodate IS pon' ws' thrown open so inspection
~ fancy ornentA held The O'clock
and consisted number Of Episcopal elerDen ard
sical selections Bishop Potter presided
A small but appreGatiYe audience assembled, last
evening at stnwAy Hall 70 Olive LogSa npon Successful
preceded by concert and ats O'Clock
Miss Logan sagy b appeared the platform amid round Of
sppauss Her eoure with yVacy and fae
dressed her Admiration Tor Successful People bsoas abe had und
lt they deserved their having had Tie ngoeni and S to
which received With much hlAniy.
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board Of Assistant Aldermen. A.

t"' Board OF Assistant Aldermen. '''
STATED SESSION,
ov,c,u1 THURSDAY, Oct H. l8T2. : !
Presen-oas T. Ha1 ESQ., President Tie chair and quorum Of
The resignation Joseph Dempsy Clerk Of the Board,
,end and ACCEPTED and Michael Kelly tpponiod Ia his place
REsOLUrIoEs
That sewer built In Frstave from Hnth-st Tenht
north side o. from the corner
of broadway extending west ahout $50 feet be tagged.
That Gst from kg gbhaye 10 BOaeyad be paved with be
gisn or trap-hlock pavement ,.o
That lots The north de eghs about l'p
feet west Of Broadway, be fenced in. . d.
That street lamps be lighted Hdrihtt, from hrsts7e 70 Az
enue A. -, - 4,
at street lamps be lighted in sryOurthst from Finhrave
Tbini.aye ~.
That One hundred and nineteenth from Avenue 70 Harlem u'
be paved With Belpan or rap-blook pavement
MICHAEL ]. KELLY Clsrf
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OCIENCE OF HEALTH-A
- NEW FIRsT-OLAss MONTHLY
The exponent of all known means
by which Health, Strength, aud
Long Life are attained, by agencies
vitally related to Health, and the
treatment of Disease, such as Ex-
ercise, Rest, Sleep, Mental Inhu-
ences, Electricity, and all hygienic
agents. so year. "On Trial "
three months, 20 cents. Address
S. II. WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
The Nov. No.-nOw ready-cOn-
tains Articles on Popular Physi-
ology, illustrated. Diseases of the
Eye; Dislocations ; Physical Cul-
ture ; Drugged to Death Medical
Systems Method of Cure; Oat-
meal for Human Food, how to
prepare it. In talks with Core
spOndents we have Biliousness {;
Sprains Weak Ankles Chronic
Catarrh Dandruff; Sciatica Spot
ted Fever, ETC., making an excel
lent number. Newsmcn have it,
only 70 cents.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

Board oil AldefmeDs
STATED kTssIOF,
ovy,ct.t THUKsDAT Oct H. 1871 !
Prent-on CoerAne President In the char and quorum
Of member .
Tbs4sree lamps lighted SeyentYghht from the Boulevard
to Riverside PARK .,. ,-,.. -, a., p-,.-,
10 the Riverside PaTt. ~, - - -, ~,
laid from 10 Us Soutt corner OF ROOSEVELT
M tb soutb west gate Of WinaJnsbuTgh ferryhonse
An ordinance 20 amend Article Section Chapter ~ Of the heyi'eS
Ordnance Of 1906 relating 10 the places at which mefehAose may ot
sold a auction IN the streets
seWs the south west ooToq OF vhIiek tna norm
Sag Eorth hooeL and IO0 iest On F'nA1'
be eAgged
s1k AssIsTAsT liSEthks LAID enEh
Bocnes fsn Manonst the BowcJ. be pa'ei Win BEL
gan or Tap-biOSs
That ctorswah d Las from te nor east cpfhtf 'Aahi po
berry-s,G 10 the Go1th'eAss corner Of said stIeeA
HEYEREKD. -
70 place and bfbt two bAsaTd smIs GOpt ~ Us p1cT n
Sbsgsf, ESA uJ Ibd Is9 LJys,k
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Westminster Hotel-B, II. De WAL of Amsterdam,
Holland Col Kense U Al L. Q1entha and Prank Ihorp Yves,
Point Clarndon Hoe-MTron Peck Rochester ConGa Hoss
-Ieander Mech StrpdNi Hou'e-B fIeh 90 o.
Massaehuet Mr. Of Massachusetts, Wm d. TAYLOR o.
taro HoemGa Houss.w Coilens Of West Poip2 !. CT
Wiu Cuyler Of Philadelphia fUth dueHns foN' 1 a.
John JAY Knor Of Washington, the Hon. q r. pomu 1h,
Of Massachusetts, Col Jas Buher Of CnGnna and e hoH p
H. Puyp Of York H0iSlCOL w. buI "
son. Mi Gov Randolph Of HewJeey Graad os"w whinS
The r. G. Hoy OF Louis, the Hon. H. fasoI I T.
Judge p Hudgns Richmond Va. .hTopoatan S
Of Washington d G. A Middleton G OF I H.
Nicholas Hotsl-Col c. c. Walker Of Corning N IL ,n no
T. Ohio Judge T. Race Of DeeA'o H. "N .
1 n glev Of tta ahurCh
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a., .n.. 4, Cocper Hail. The deiendsnt petoed ncs
suiI,v nj The Court bail this charge AZ
counsel inquired much bail would be % 90 s ,S ]
a A. 900 each or $4,000 for the whole htf9ne onh
Iohr bcCarihv Charles Scott Wiham Whehssn Mun y Nhe
and PANEL M smith qaAaed and were accepted m oonouen i
$1,000 McWllSms then released
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CHIEF oy POLICE McwILLIAMs BAILED.

Edward L. McWillaJns, the accused Chief OF Po-
s d Jsy CITY JpdFe Bede IN the Hudson County
lr,u, COars yesterday wbs motion made By counsel Sf ls
,.as. 90 bail County PSoseesOs Gseon immediately read 70
s,dos.l Indictment assps ksWDsS4 STPg him win having
sssspst bsD DsBSU sbsns ceNs ~ ~ kt@ bs S'rp ~
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oh gu,. and flag north of Monroe and scamels
lS,oa api Monday ser 2lst inst, mmi ay after the adjourn
pepi Of the Of Supervisors JOSEPH SHANNON CerS
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IAnnonnceElennl
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-The best.

BURNETTs FLAvoRING EXTRACTs.-Ihe besU'
DoN'T WAIT FOR COLD TO GO AWAY OF
1sEIy FoR TOUR THROAT BxcoNH 50 RRrATHD
AND rSTLAxED PROM TIM ooueH. THAT bAoH
oTrs OR ooSsuxPT1oS ARE CONSCIOUS '
pISaKR RirHER GEr cLRAR or oSoH BT u'So
DR.. JAISzs HIPEcToRAST, ron LoosESrSo
ooueH AND PROMOTING A. FOR HKAuSs
AND srRHSsrHESNa THE suRyAcEs LUNG.
soID EvERIwHHRE
Now FOR IT.-The October elections are
over and the political excitement heat We mgge that our
readers should Ieep them The operAon recommend
the Immediate purchase 2l2 Broadway Of KSoT elegant FALL
HATS
Every bank officer should secure his own
He family protecting his house with HOLINESS
BURGLAR ALARM TKLEGRAPH and by being IN telegraph ennne~
tion with some neighbor. b. HOLMES Huii@J's~
Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeng
Once Broadway Beeser pas o. Broomes branch At
haw lae feathers gloves kc beau
tfuly cleaned esats, pants, Vests cleaned hks he"
Grant and Greeley Campaign Shirts, trimmed
red and blue John Tp 9I AMI 16 Grand st. n u City
Ask your grocer for DOOLEY's YEAST Pow
DIR the best Baking Powder Depot 90 SeSrst, n Y
FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATS Now Ready.
ERsgSwEs, Manufacturer lia sassaus- neaT Spruce
| For n irst-class elegant HAT go to EsPEN-
| cHIED Manufacturer, ll8 Nassau-sk
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BROOKLYN.
IT viii be given in Prospect Park at

An extra concert VIII be given in Prospect Park at
3p
Julia Sefbert recovered, yesterday, $4,000 damages
from the Grand and Railroad for the death her hasbsnd
Conrad By Of the defendants cars in Gra0d IN
September, 1911
The Police Commissioners have preferred charges
NEGLECT against Sergeant George Rogers who had charge Of h
gang Of prisoners from which James t witness in the Donthue
murder case, made his escape
Henry A. Richards, proprietor Of The Chronicle,
bas brought an against District Attorney Bnon for alleged
slsp5er and defamation Of Character conversation with
porter Brooklyn E1g and published in that paper Oe H. MI
Richards claims Sj0OOO oamlgeS
The New Haven Steamboat Company's new Sound
steamer H. Norham will launched from the yard Of John Engls
Co. At the foot Of Javas Grsenpont II today The vessel
35 feet long inches breadth and Is l feet inches
depth ho She viii be provided with an ~ inch eynoe WITH u
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Long Island Railroad
Compnys time table Winter viii go into effect Monday
Robert OA proprietor OF Long Island City Iroa Founde
pd TO eros, the Flushing Railroad track evening
Nd struck by locomotive and severely injured
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
HUpsoN-Oficers James n. Dyer and William
Best Of a city arrested Thursday evening charge Of permit
ting two men, euOdy BY them Monday and who were
supposed 70 be connected With the Waterford Bank robbery 70
Over aenoeiged that each received pistol from the
hut each having received They await
lux an eIlnio ation No other arrests have been made
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, ATDIcKIEsoNs, IN PARK-Row
pAm-sso Heon-Sso 3pm-59o HidniRht-Slo
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

For frst-class elegant HAT go to EsPEN-
cHIED Manufacturer, ll8 Eassaust
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATS Now Ready
p ERsgswKIs Manufacturer l4a sassaus;, near Spruce
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

Ask your grocer for DOOLEY's YEAST Pow
DIR the best Baking Powder Depot, 60 SeWst, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and DyeinG
OHee Broadwsy ats Of Broomes branch
s5 olws dresses shaw saclues ses feathers k beau
tifuly cleaned esats pants, vests. cleaned hka new.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-21
President Grants Letter Of Acceptance

The following is the letter of Presi.
dent Grant accepting the nomination OF
the Philadelphia Convention for re.
election:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, June 10.
Thos. Settle. President Of the National Republican
Convention, Paul Strabach, Elisha Baxter, and
others. Vice Presidents. -.
GESTLEMEN Your letter Of this date, advis.
ing me OF the action of the convention held at
Philadelphia on the 9Th and 9th of this month,
and ofmy unanimous nomination for the Pres
idency by il, is received. accept the noml-
nation, and, through you, return my heartfelts
thanks to your constituents for this marx OF
their confidence and support. II elected IN
November, and protected by kind Providence
in health and strength to perform the duties Oh
the high trust conferred, / promise the same
zeal and devotion to the good OF the whoe
people for the future of my official lie as
shown in the past. Past experience may guide
me in avoiding mistakes inevitable with novices
in all professions, and in all occupations. When
relieved from the responsibilities OF my present
trust by the election OF a successor whetherN
be at the end Of this term, or the next, nope
to leave to him as executive country ut peace
within its own borders, at peace will outside
nations, with credit Mt home and abroad,
without embarrassing questions to threaten us
future prosperity. With an expression OF nc,
sire to see speedy healing OF all bitterness Q,
feeling between sections, parties. or races Oh
citizens, and the time when the title OF CITIZEN
carries with it all the protection and privileges
to the humblest that it does to the most exalted
/ subscribe myself, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, U. .. URANI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-21
The Iron Mountains OF Missouri.

Prof. Warehouse, in a recent paper
on the resources Of Missouri, gives the
following description Of the Iron Noun
tains for which that State is so famous
shepherd Mountain is GEO feet high;:
The ore contains large percentage OF
iron. The height of Pilot Knob above
the Mississippi river is Ills feet. d i.s
base, 5Sl feet from the summit, is 3oo
acres. The upper section of l4l feet Is
judged to contain IA 100000 tons OF ore ore
The elevation Of Iron Mountain is 70
feet, and the area of its base 500 acres
The solid contents Of the cone are 2SVi.
100000 tons. 1t is thought that every
foot beneath the surface wild yielas
1900, 600 tons of ore. At the depth o. o,
$50 feet, the artesian auger was sun
penetrating solid ore. These mountains
contain enough ore above the surface 70 !,
afford for 200 years an annual supply Oh
LOCO, 900 tons. The iron is strong
tough, and fibrous."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-21

longer any doubt but that DR.. Livingstone
stiil lives. But tho great traveller refuses TO
leave Africa until he has explored some
more. =. The vicinity of Prague, In b.
hemia, has been visited by . great food,
involving an appalling destruction Of life
and property. Whole districts were inun-
dated and villages swept out Of existence.
Over TOO people are reported drowned go; -;
The cable sunounces tho usual weekly
" ministerial crisis" in Spain 1.-THE Aus
trian polar expedition has sailed from Bre-
men Gen. Sherman was in Vienna on
the 10th inst. The cholera has broken Out
in Southern Russia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-21
Current Items.

Current Items.
TIE enforcement of the liquor law in
Portland costs the city 81 900 daily.
A GENTLEMAN of Selma, Ala, owns a
horse that takes chickens from their
roosts and eats them alive.
The Indian name Of Portage Lake is
Ke-an.ouk iki.la-ne-a aka 20. gee ic no.
This name is rarely used 10 designate
the locality.
AT the Williamsburgh Sabbath school
anniversary, on Thursday, over $4,000
children, nearly all dressed in white, ap.
peared in the procession.
The shipment of bullion from vir.
ginia, New, for the three months of
January, February and March, amount
ed in value to s., 1884, $4,000.
THE Pacific Railroad Company has a
large force engaged in setting out viii
low and cottonwood sprouts along the
cuts where snow was SO troublesome last
winter.
MADEIRA used to yield fifteen thou.
sand pipes of wine per annum; now
the yield is not one hundred pipes of
genuine.
Mr.. DIsRAELI, the author of 'Lothair,"
was not only present at the recent mar.
riage Of the Marquis Of Butte, the hero
of Lothair," but signed his name to
the marriage certificate as one of the
witnesses TO the ceremony.
A HUNxING-BIRD few into a court
room in Georgia, during the session of
the Court one day recently at lO4 a. M,
and continued to fly within few inches
of the ceiling, until 6 p. m. when it
fell slowly and alighted on a mantel-
piece, where it was captured. 1t was
on the wing seven and half hours
without rest.
TnIBoDEAUx, La, has curious system
of water works. The town lies below
the level of the sea, and is protected by
a dyke. Over this embankment the
water is introduced in large syphons,
by means of which the streets are
sprinkled, the bitches kept clean, and
the atmosphere cooled.
SOME man of leisure has discovered
that Gray's "Elegy in a Country
Church.yard' contains nine hundred
and ninety-one words that eight hun.
dred and twenty.one of them are de-
rived from the Anglo-Saxon, one hun
bred and twenty. FIVE from the Latin,
fifteen from the French, seven from the
Italian, and twenty-three from the
Greek.
TIE New Haven Palladium says: A
young man, at wedding in Bedford
recently, while promenading with a
lady, CHANGED to approach the otiiciat'
ing clergyman, who happened to be
, deaf, and supposing them to be the
, couple he had come to unite, immedi.
ately married them in spite OF their re.
monstrance. They accepted the situa-
,, ton, and commenced housekeeping.
A SHORT time sindH, Paris newspaper
announced to its readers that Horace
Greeley had been elected President OF
the United States at Cincinnati, and
would enter upon his term OF office in
{ November noxt. And now comes the
Paris Journ al, with the following amaz-
. ing statement relative to Nellie Grant !;
"Miss Grant is one of the most highly
educated women in Europe. She speak:
with facility English, German, French
and Italian. She has contributed, I'M
der the veil Of an anonymous signature
Q to several American magazines, and on
her return to her own country she is te
9 marry the son of one OF the richest
: manufacturers of New York. who is .
|. member of the American Parliament
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-21

A MASSACHUSETTS paper publishes this
outrageous SANDER: "Ihirteen old maids
from Vermont lately went to Wyoming
Territory to get husbands. The men
there said they preferred squaws, and
the Vermont ladies are mad"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-04
FOR EICN.

Collapse of the Mexican Revolution.
MONTEREY, June 3.-The Revolutionary
General Trevino finding himself threaten
ed, attempted to evacuate Monterey. Ire
vino was attacked and badly defeated. He
escaped with small guard to the noun
tains. The route is now free hence to the
Capital. A few days will be required to
restore travel and the telegraph.
LONDON, June 3.-Eugenie visits Spain
shortly.
Charles Lever, the novelist, is dead.
Gerstacher, the German traveller and
author, is dead.
A passenger train Ell route from Basic,
Switzerland, TO Mayence, Hesse-Darm-
stadt, came in collision with another pas
senger train which was going South. Nine
persons were killed and a number in
iurCd.
BERLIN, June 3.-GeneraI Heldinstcin,
the officer who directed the bombardment
of Strasburg during the late war between
the Germans and French, is dead.
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ter the room. Their excellent daughter.
the fair Bella Eloise, presides gracefully over
the parlOr, entertaining the guests in that
department., and makes things agreeable
to all. Like a good girl, she helps
her mother at times, and lights up the
the dining room with her cheer
full cOuntenance,) cuts big pieces of
pie, and knows how to play GRO
quet. We are indebted to her for the
kindness shown US last evening at the
party given in this house. We spent the
evening very pleasantly.
Our attention was called to the fastest
pacing horse in the country, rode by Col.
s. B. Boyd, the owner.
We saw the following KnOxvillians to
the depot this morning, who were on their
way home Capt. Jaques, Maj. r. G.. Jack
son, Jno. Gates and W. w. Woodruff and
wife. They had just returned from the
Delsno House, where they had enjoyed
good hearty breakfast.
We take the eleven o'clock train for
Knoxville. WOOD
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Athens Items.

ATHENS, June l, 1872.
ChanceTy Court has been in session here
all week, Chancellor Key presiding. Quite
a number Of cases has been disposed Of.
The case involving the title to the Mars
Hill Presbyterian Church property was
decided III favor OF the south side.r The
evidence i'll the case, as a great many peO-
pie think. did not warrant the conclusion.
The Chancellor let his prejudices run too
high, and has very much compromised his
character as an impartial minister of the
law thereby. An appeal will Of course be
taken.
Mr. Moss, a practical agriculturalist Iiv-
ing in the vicinity of Athens, has a field
of " dead ripe" wheat which he COM
mCnced cutting this morning. He thinks
it will yield thirty-fve bushels to the acre.
1t is not of the variety known as the
" Greeley White.N Perhaps if he had
sown that, he would have reaped only
cookie.
Speaking of Greeley, there is but one
Greeley man in this county, and he was
looking at a newspaper the other day
turned upside down, with a miniature
picture of a steamship on it, which he
looked at for awhile and wanted to know
if there hadn't been a storm somewhere
for here is ship upset. With this nOta-
BILE exception, the self-styIed Liberals,
under the leadership of Greeley, have
no admirers in this " neck of the woods"
The Democrats here won't touch him
with forty foot poIe-declare they will
support Grant first. They always did say
they never wood vote for an original abo-
The Republicans are one and
indivisible for the nominees of the Phla-
delphia Convention.
1t is generally conceded that the Re-
publicans will carry the third cOngression-
al district in the forthcoming election, pro-
vided they manage the canvas rightly.
The subject, however, has not been much
1gitated yet.
The temperance fever is still raging here
without any visible signs Of abatement.
Lippman's Queen City circus is billed
for this place on the 18th inst.
The summer fight opened here last Mon
1ay-the cause was not known, but the eff
feet was a bloody "snout for one of the
oelligerants, while the other escaped by be- |
ng merely snatched baId-hcadcd. Moth |
ng serious, however. WAC.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Advertised June 3, 1872.

Persons calling for these letters will please sa Adj
versed and give the date of this list. II not called
for within month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office One cent will be collected on each letter
when delivered.
Been Barney, George Bull, James Bsdden, John
A Bartlett.
C-BeIIo Carter, Miss Flora Cobb, Henry T Carter.
John 9 Campbell, Nathaniel Grouse, Neil Clark Mrs
Rose Gowns.
D-John NJ Davis, A Davenport.
E--Iohn E Eide.
F-Rev Joseph Fitch, ] Francis
G-J0S ID cannon, Lucius Gould, Miss Alary
Grear, w D Graham.
H-Mrs Amanda Harrison Calvin Head, Joseph
HouSer; John Houston, Polk Haslen >, Thomas Hale,
VIM Hillery,
J-E NJ Jackson.
K-Miss Caroline King
Miss Mary Larry, Miss Maggie Loncs, Mrs Juann
Lawson, Miss II NJ Lord. Miss Matilda Lindsey,
M-Wm Mickles, Miss Sallie Mckinney, Mrs Nc
Clellan, Miss Martha McCampbell, Matthew Mann,
Mrs harena Moore, Miss Laura McNutt, CA McClung,
A P Naples.
N-Thos Nelson,
P-Wiiam Payne,
R-Sallie Robertson, S Rose R C Retherdford ack-
son Reed, N Roach, Miss Anna Ross,
S.Elsle Swaggerty, John G Spradien, Miss Nary
W-Mrs Rhoda Willis 2. Michael Wren, Miss Lizzie
White James Williams 2, Frank Woods Charley Wal
liams; Charley Wiley, Miss Kate White.
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WASHINGTON.
Ro,ossc Of Or. HOuard.

WAsnINGToN, June 3.-Spanish advices
indicate the early release or f(E. Houard.
The PresidentvetOed the bill fGE the re-
lief of J. Milton Best, Of Padacah, fof his
house which was destroyed on the ground
that it was an incident of war and an in
finite amount of property was destroyed in
the same wav. The President also asserts
Shat 1t Is an generalization.
Andrew Johnson WIS before the Alii-
taFy, committee to-day. de looks Well
He knows nothing about the disappear
ance OF theBuell records.
Canada on account Of Feniaf1 raids.
The Conference Comn1itt 'an 49, 49, oo.nood
to twenty cents uniform tohacco ta ,'5 and
To- abolish the bonded warebonses &c With With
SIX months to remove the stores now held.