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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13
THE CODE DUELL0.
And the Law of the Land.

RICHMOND, VA, June l2.-The seconds
in the recent fatal duel between Mordecki
and McCarty, having been refused bail by
the Police Justice during the cOnvalescence
of MeCarty, the surviving principal, they
made an effort to-day to procure writ OF
habeas corpus,but Judge Gregory to whom
the application was made refused to grant it.
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A-W~$--
ARKANSAS.
A False Alarm.

LITTLE Rock, June 12.-lt having been
reported that Mr.. Brooks would issue
proclamation declaring himself Governor,
a Gazette reporter interviewed him this
evening on the subject. He stated there
was no foundation for the report whatever;
that he knew nothing of any intention TO
organize or attempt to set up a new State
Government, beyond the rumors be had
hoard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13

TENNESSEE BONDS closed In New York
last evening at 79a for the Old Issue and 7sss
for the new, according ~ our cipher tele-
grams.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13

CorToN jumped to 20ac for middling in
New York yesterday, bu the market is ir-
regular and unsettled.
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Butchered His wife and Children.

HAMILTON, ONT, June l2.-Aoout
seven O'Clock this morning one Fields,
crazed with drink, fatally injured his Wlie
with an ak and then cut the throats OF ms
two children.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13
Drowned.

WOODSTOCK, n. B., June 12.-Three
persons were drowned about five miles be-
low town to-day while attempting TO board
the steamer Audoah.
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PurGad.

Prosecu ing Attorney McGhee, who was
sent to jail for ten days by Judge Morse at
Pine Bluff few days ago, having purged
himself of contempt, has been released.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13

GOLD touched 1862 in New York yes
terday, but closed at 11656117.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13

Mai. Ewing, OF the Tunes, SO well known
70 Nashville people, still continues seriously
III. His brother, A. q. Ewing, of Nash
Vile. came up to see him yesterday, but
will rel urn home to-day. Maj. Heis, OF the,
Times, is fat and hearty, and although he 3
milo bis ears in work seems to enjoy life
very well. He always grows "rapsodical's
when speaking of Nashville, which city he
cb,racterizes as being ''the most delightful
SPOT on EARTH" PASTE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13
Draft Riots of 1868.

N the Uuited States Circuit Court to-
day before Judge SmaIley in the casesof the
United States against the City of New Nork
to recover $1,000 for property of the former
destroyed in the draft riots of 1868, YER
dict was given for the plaintiff for 81 500.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-13

Counterfeit currency of ten cent denom-
ination was discovered in circulation yes,
terday. The counterfeit is unusually well
engraved and printed.
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from the Portland foregon) nsrald.i

fFrorn the Portland toregon) Hsrald.i
our REPORTER mas obtained. from Mrs. DOE
seph Knott. An old lady living in this city,
and nearly 70 years Of age, the following ac-
count OF Captain Jack: Fses rwssg9
In the year 1857 while living 1t Canon
Vile. Douglas county, All Indian Boy came
TO theirhousc, and. speaking the jargon, ce-
sired to live with their. lie was one OF the
Rogue River Indians. and belonged to the
tribe then located at Crow Creek. She no
ticed that he appeared 20 be an active, keen.
shrewd-ooking boy. and with the consent
Of her husband took him 10 raise, with whom
lie remained several yeal.s. AS soon as the
boy was assured that they intended TO keep
him, lie insisted on haVinga Boston name
as he called it, and wished to be named afier
the best-looking OF Mr.. KNOTS children.
This being appreciated By the mother, she
decided to name him after her son--tiieiI
ages, apparently, being about the same-and
this son was =. Knott, better known astJack
Knott, of saloon anne. The boys grew Up
together, and many were the days they spent
in the sports Of tlie.cIase. On one occasion,
after he had been with them some time, he
became offended because he was told to leave
the room, and loaded his rife to shoot Lew
Knott, but was discovered In season 10 pre-
vent Ills designs. This circumstance led e
Ills expulsion from the family. and from thai
until tile present time, he has not been sect
by them. except iii 1855, the year in which
he murdered Mrs. Harris. after which jacl
went to the Goose Lake country. His moth
or was full sister to Rogue River John, VIII
attempted 10 seize the steamer COLUMBIA
while she lay at anchor IN the harbor 9
Crescent City. and also = half-sister to th
war Chief Sam, OF the same tribe, and Chic
Joe, WHO, received his anpellation from liav
Ing fought General Joe Lane. All thes
facts, ard many others WHICH we have n
space to mention, were recently cunlirines
by Judge Priul, oil Eastern Oregon. VIII
Communicated these particulars To Mrs
Knott, stating that The great Modoc chieftaiil
Captain Jack, was The boy she took 70 rails
ia 1851
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Positive Motion, New Tension, Self Feed and cloth
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Running Smooth and n.iseiess. like all good high
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wheel being turned the wrong way Uses the.
thread direct from the spool Makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch ldnesI and strongest stitch known;
FIRM durable, close and rapiq VIII do all kinds
81 work inc and 5aIsc, from Cambria Is heavy
Cloth OF Feather, and uses all descriptions Of
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The best mechanical talent ID America and Eu-
rope has been devoted 10 improving and snpf
machines combining only that which is practi-
cable, and dis psnsing with aIl cplnpIsafed sur
roundings generally found tn otheT machines.
SpeeiaI term i and inducements To MAZE and fc-
male agents store Keepers, ne who Will establish
agencies Through the country and keepOur new ma
clIInes and sale County rights gives
fo smart agents free Agent, copIete outfits fnr-
pished without extra charge Samples of sewing,
descriptive circulars containing terms, testm6ni-
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Address, gsss8 S. 81
BROOKS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY;
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SCIxsORINGS.


Patiently waitinga41to record lie last
words u the great Capt. Jack.
Ii Il mentioned as an odd circumstance
that the initials Of the Sons of Temperance
spell s.sot.'
Miss Anna Dickinson has been more ils,-
fnerously married I'm the papers, than any
other maiden ON The platform.
Cincinnati has averaged her newly APP
pointed policemen, and fluids The interes Ting
figure TO be ieet inches IN height and 20
II age. ass.sFs. $500 F.s
Twcnty.seven di-sustel Cincinn;ltans
hurled, razo.ed. roped and reyolved them
selves into the spirit world during Tie fiscal
year ending june !. sssa ss&S
A Liverpool woman Georgcwashingtoned
her father and pony. She was Sentenced
three months for the pony and two iaohths
for the father. Ergo.
A venerable couple ii, New York, By the
name Of Gss,ing, have just celebrated the
flfty-fifth anniversary d their marriage
The house was thronged with Goslings.
Rather suggcstiye-Water running out OF
The milk car on ii railraad-to keep the tactical
fluid cool. OF course.
The man most likely TO maze IFS mark In
the world--one who cannot write his own
name.
4hc old cry s'sec Venice and die" Is now
changed into s.yisit Vienna and go into in
xolyency."
A rlmor that Mr. Boucicauit i about TO
produce MI original play induces All English
writer to ask. Whose is it?'
do you know, sirs tlfat Fam worth 4 hun
bred thousand pounlss' "Yes, do, and
know that II is altsysn ayy leortl:. 4
A Charleston father gave . yoang man
who had saved his daughter from drowning,
a two-year -oId steer and q shotgun
The gosllng waddles when he walks, and
paddles when he swims, but never dives, like
a duk, out Of sight III the water, but only
changes ends. saa as
s.Pure love Is monaroh Of all difficulties.
Beautiful nd lIght-footrd. like the leopard i
leaps the crlasms of separation. and erosaclies
delighted at the feet Of its own!' Just So
Josh Billings says y &c have often been
told that the best way is to take a bull BY the
horns; but Ithink, in many instances, ]
should prefer the tail hold"
1t has at last been decided that "tlie I'M
known currents'' were TO blame for the At
Ianfic disaster. NO excuse; the current
news can be obtained from the papers,
The ST. Louis Democrat prints the follow
Ing beautiful fragments of a poem Of twelve
verses on sThc Streets Of ST. Louia -
sstis see what have saw
Go feel what have felt
Eesout at early dawn
Ard smelf what have snslt =
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i PRIZE FOE EVERY TICKET.

leash Gift sle0,aoI Is Cash Gifts ea. 81, oOo
G Cash Gifts ca 10000 3Gss S. 5Gu
ID g 25 600 200 tssssse IVY
20 s s. 8 8 900 100 s Ivy Ivy
400 Gold z = Y 3 y
275 Sewing Machines. X X - y = 20
rs Elegant Pianos .esaeH ~ " Ky
30 Melodeons 3 , y 81 a aso
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware etc. VAIHed az wy
chance to draw any Of be above pres Ior : 2
cents Tickets describing prizes are Aihp e 81.
velopes and well mixed. on receipt q 70 cents 9
SEALED TICKET is drawn Wfhoa. enoloe, anu sen y
by mail to any address The prize named upon i
Will BE delivered 20 the ticket holder on pay of
ONE DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately sent Y my
address by express Oh return mail
You will know What your prize IS before you pay
fer IT, Any prize exchanged ior ano1htf q the
same value. No blanks. Our patfo can aepena
ON fair dealing IS. IS.
OPINIONS 81 THE PnEss Fair dealing can pe rs-
lied on M e. HgrdId Aug .5.sA ssf.lne. aassahT
button --TVofld, sept s. Not one of the , aay -
Weekly Tribune, Jul e They give gensIa1 SAILS
faction --Sfd1ts Zeafnng, A FL d 49, s.
REFERENGEs; kind IS 5 IS. ~ y
the following Franklin S. Lane crew |i5, uv0.
Miss Hattie Banker Charleston, W. Uou a rs LOU
Isa r. BIake 81 St. Paul. Piano. S1tlp salAAel y !.
RAYMOND, Boston, SIS 500 Eugene r. bfaekell,
Pfftsburg w atcll, Ss0o Miss Annie usgeod, NaW
Orleans, SIS, 900. Emary &. Pratt, 1eiehaoas, onlos
81, 900. - s. S: -.
ONE CASH GIFT In every package O icy ~ IaekeIa
guaranteed: tickets for al 90; = aoI 81 ~ III
$3 90; SO for SIS 90; $50 for SO ao
Agents wanted. TO whom we oiler II must
ments and guarantees sails aclion;
- 50 IT JACKSON u Co,
Ma 2SfN asSau sffekIy new s10Fks
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Swedes and Norwesians in Ameri-

f 4 #&
10 us in America gweden and Norway
must always possess all unusual interest.
But few Of our readers are, perhaps, aware
Of the large and constant few ofGemigration
from the aotninions Of King Oscar To tile Uni
led States. iii 1869 as many as 60,000 Scam
dinayian souls came to. America. There has
been no year since tlAen lii which the num-
Der has not exceeded $4,000 And yet the
population of the whole Kingdom is not
nlucl. larger than our Middle States alone.
Aud, what is better. we receive no eniigranls
who are more desirable than The SWedes and.
Norwegians. They have every quality We
crave i'm the men and women who are to bc
the parents of future American generations
temperance. economy, industry. desire for
an independent, agricultural life. They are
welcome, as their brothers VIII be welcome,
whenever they choose to come. Their pres
encc in our citizenship g1ves us a deeper it-
tert st in any event that concerns the mother
nation. and ilstifies Ms IN the expression Of
our warlnest wishes for the prosperity of the
new King ard his Laldon. and of q hope. to
use the words of the venerable Archbishop
| Importing the consecratedsoi upon his head.
| that he may SO govern the country and
kingdoms that Ills reign will rebound to the
praise and honor oi God, strengthen right
/ and justice, do good TO tie land and its peo-
nlev
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WAS GLAD Lilo DfDST MARRY HERE Is
not often that lovely woman, burning with
a sense Of the wrongs under which she la
bors, takes Tie law into her own hands, bnt
she will, at times, rise i'd rebellion. A deli
cate and affeciionate creature lii Athens,
Georgia. was lately, In the language Of the
local paper. sbreach of promised She went
for tile preacher, found him, knocked his hat
off and stamped on II, and tried to do the
same kind Of Office for his head. Failing in
tins. she tore his coat, put her arms about
his car, and then captured his shirt bosom
entire. She then took 4 handful OF hair for. a
keepsake. md worked q lelicate plain pat
lcrn Oh his face with her nails, and made an
attempt to carry of his one Of his thumbs IN
her mouth. The miserable wretch at length
escaped from her, and SO little ashamed Of
what he had done 50 provoke Ilis punishment
That he was heard to say, with exultation,
That lie was glad lie did not marry her.
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CAPTAIN JACK.

WHO Raised Him. Who Named
Him. and whom He is Named
After. aiss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
Bayou Bridge SCEOo. g..

A complaint having beer made 20 the
school authorities that teacher in the
Bayou Bridge School had numerically
whipped q boy. an investigation into the
matter has shown the charge to be both
false and malicious.
For some time past sone Of the residents
Of the vicinity Of the school, not rellshing
the change o. teachers made by the board,
have done all they could to manifest their
dislike Of the new appointee. The locality
has been conspicuous for this habit tOr a
leng time. Five years ago they actually
burned the schoolhoy1se to the ggOund. In
the present case tie child received but e
habitually missinG his lesson, ioUr 0. I've
raps with rattan BEN" ali tnat were a0-
minsterec. 1T il stated Gv the |ov's
sister. Cho is II the sane ciaCc. kat the
father subsequently logged the boy. and Il
tho staterent maze by l,oundabout cor
corning the stripes On his booy be true,
they were put there by his father. An otti-
cious woman, an enemy to tee teacher; pre-
vailed on the mother to Inisl ep.esent lne
matter in order to bring the teacher into
odium, and, if possible. 20 carry out the
scheme Of having her dismissed. The
teacher referred to convicted the woman Of
her malice, when confronted with her. in
the presence Of the authorities, and it is
plain that the article on the sabject in the
Times is .he effect Of the vindictiveness Of
the parent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1873
Meeting Of the Board of Health.
The regular weekly meeting Of the boa
was held last evening

| Inc regular weekly Ueet!US Ol tne Coa!O
was held last evening.
The ropor: Of DR.. William l. Barrett,
health officer, to the Board OF Health Of ST.
Louis. and the report Of DR.. Harvey Z.
Brown, United States Army on quarantine
on the Southern and Gul1 coast. were re-
ceived and acknowledged.
DR.. White presented vie following me.to
rological memoranda for May:
| THERMoMETER.-Maxi SS.5, May %:
minimum, SO. May 5; least range, 90.
May 4; greatest range, 2i.0, May S; month
ly mean of maxim um, s.. 35; monthly mean
of minimum, Gs.oo monthly mean. 75l6;
monthly mean range. 1925, highest IN the
sun. l3ee degrees, May l6. -, p.
| BAROMETER. - Highest mean. 3OoJ7
inches, May l2 lowest mean. 29. f97, May Is:
monthly mean, 29.9li; mean humidity. q 2255.
| (saturation 1907; rain fall, us, inches; rain
fell on sixteen days Of the month; lightning
was observed on thirteen days Of the month.
DR.. White stated that there was no
| cholera in the city. it having entirely dis
appeared.
A vacant 70. on Delaronde street. owned
| by O. G. Olivier, was declared nuisance
| and ordered to be filed up.
DR.. Drew reported specially that No. 10
| Constance street was infected with small
| pox. eight cases having been taken out OF
| il. The house was declared Nuisance and
! the inhabitants ordered to remove within
/ three days.
| DR.. Clark reported number Of nui-
sauces, which were ordered 10 be abated.
| DR.. Drew also reported a number of
| places which were declared nu.eances and
| ordered abated.
DR.. Smythe moved that the president Of
| the board be instructed TO inform his TX
cellency Governor Kellogg that, in the
opinion Of the Board of Health. he should
issue his proclama ton declaring all vessels
| leaving the following named ports:
| Havana, Matanzas, Trinidad. Cardenas, St.
Jago, all on the island OF Cuba Port loyal,
| Mintego bay, on the island OF Jamaica;
| Jacmel and Port-au- Prince, in the island of
| San Domingo; the islands Of st. Thomas.
Martinique and Guadalupe; Campeachy, in
| Yucatan; Vera Cruz, AlvaradO, TanpicC,
Matamoras and Tuxpan, in Mexico; San
Juan, III Nicaragua: Chagres, Aspinwal
and Porto Bello, in Central america. Mara
| calbo. in Venezuela: Laguayra. island Of
Trinidad; Rio Janeiro. Para. Cayenne,
Buenos Ayres, Pernambuco, in South Amer
lea. and Nassau. New Providence, on and
after June Is. subject to quarantine re-
strictions, as provide By law.
Carried unanim ously.
Mr.. Walton offered a resolution declaring
that as the receipts of the board would be
less than its expenses, in order not TO en-
barrass the treasure all payments shall be
made in order Of the date Of Slain. which
was adopted.
Official intelligence was received from
Havana that sixty cases Of yellow fever
had occurred in the first six days Of 2Ce.
The hoard then aGiOurned
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
THE TURF.
Exciting Races Mt Grand Rapids. Mfchi-
gan. and al CeEihriIge CITY, Indiana.

Exciting Races Mt Grand Rapids. ffchi-
gan, and at Cambridge City, Indiana.
GRAND RAPIDs, Mich. jane l3.-At ten
this morning the races left unfinished YES
terday were decided II Cne heat each, Val
ley City Maid taking Ire first money in the
Kent county race. purse three hundred dol
lars Kate Messenger second money; Bette
II. third Lady Bell fourth. In class ten,
purse of seventeen hundred dollars, young
Princeton was gwen the first money; Kate
Hazard the second; Katie G. third; Vaughan
fourth.
This afternoons races resulted as follows:
Purse of $500 for horses that never beat
2:40-Vaughan took the hrst. third and
fourth heats and first money. Frank Palmer
second. Hattie Fawcett third and Lday Ida
fourth. Time-2:39l4. 2:434 y. 2:39A. 2:i5.
Class i've Tor 1Our yeaG olds and under,
owned IN this county, Brown Nellie took
George Palmer second, anu Clara Belle
third. Time-3:28. 3:3lh.
Class twelve. purse $500. for horses that
never beat 2:2l. Fred Hooper won first
money in three straight heats, Pilot Temple
the second and Byron third. No fourth
money was given, Western Boy being dis
tanced in the first heat. The fair closed to-
dav with largely increased attendance.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. June l3.-At the
races to-day the $50 race was won by Nick
(late BlackwOOd), and the 1:40 race by
Mattack. Time Of the latter, 2:33sl. 1854
2:39A.
In the free for all ages race tomorrow
there are but two horses to 60. Red Cloud
is sick and Mohawk, Jr.. Is not here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
FOREIGN.
The Vendome CoIumn-ROchefOre to be
TranspOrfed-POiicy Of the New Span.
ish Government.

The vendome CoIumn-Rochefore to be
Transported-PoIicy Of the New Span
ish Government.
tary governor Of Paris for authority from
the Assembly to prosecute Deputy Rune,
causes profound agitation at Versailles.
1t is assumed that the Minister of Fl
nance will prosecute Gustave COurbet for
the recovery of the sum expended by the
government in the reconstruction Of the
Vendome column. NJ. Courbet was the
chief instrument OF the Comm une for carry
ing out its decree OF April Il ordering the
demolition of the column.
The government has decided 20 transport
Henry Roche1ort to New Caledonia.
LONDON. June I3.-WeatheS wet, but ia
vorable to crops.
HAMBURG, June I3.-The band Of the
Prince George reg giment OF the Saxon army
sailed from this port on the steamship Van
dalia for . concert tour :nrOug b the United
Statee.
QUEENSTOWN, June l3,-A,g;ved-steam.
ship Olympus. from Boston.
MADRID, June l3-In the Cortes today
an official statement of the future policy Of
the new ministry was read. 1t favors the
speedy demarkation OF the federal States;
the restoration Of discipline in the army;
the proclamation Of martial law against the
TILES. and the suppression OF slavery.
1t is estimated that the deficit in the
finances at the end Of the present month
will be $500 900 reals.
Senior Muzo, Minister Of War, is friend
of CASTELAR,. He announces that he will
pursue the same foreign policy as bis pre-
decessOr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
On Ten Years. Credit.

With crlv one-ftth as cash payment,
and the interest for the credit portion at
the low rate OF six per cent per annum, are
terms not often had in the purchase of prop
erty IN any country; and when the present low
prices are :aken INTO account. and the many
elements Of improvement: which must.
sooner CO later. over.ake cur greatly IA
vored Crescen: City. we know Of no invest.
men: more certain or promising than good
city real estate at present prices. The
great sale advertised for the account of the
succession of the late William Thomas
Hepp, by Messrs. Girardey & Co.. will
pe.empto1ily take place this day, COM
mencing az IL NJ, a: the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets
Such Of our readers as are desirous Of se'
curing some commercial sites. either in bat
.ure property or 10: stores and homesteads.
should not ;ai! 20 attend. Descriptive GAIA
logues may be had at the sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-14
THE CORNER IN SPOT COTTON
RACIN INTELLIGENCE
R0CHEr0RT TO BE TRANSPORTED
THE COLUMN VENDOME
Seventeen Cholera Deaths in Memphis
MURDERERS EXECUTED
WASHINGTON.

The POlaris Refugees Sent NOrth-Captain
Halls Wid0w-An Illiterafe Collector
of Customs-Secretary Robeson Sick.
WASHINGTON, June ia dispatch says
the refugees from the POlaris were sent
north with instructions to make no commu-
nications. The dispatch states that enough
has been hinted across the navy yard to in
dicate that the report of the Secretary Of
the Navy will show that .ealouey and in
trigue prevailed on the POlaris from the
day she sailed. Captain Hall found that
Buddington opposed HIM, and when the
Polaris reached the farthest point north,
with everything favorable in prospect, Bud
0ingvon refused to 60 further, when Hall
became discouraged. Buddington, after
Halls death, was constantly drunk.
Halls widow arrived at Washington yes
terday from Cincinnati, and was surprised
to find the crew gone, as she desired to talk
to them about her husbands death.
The naval authorities withhold informa-
ton regarding the Pclaris affair.
1t has leaked out that during the recent
excursion cf the examining board of the
Treasury Department South a collector Of
customs was found who could neither read
nOr write. and who was previously cop-
victed Of an Infamous crime.
The steamer Frolic is aground twenty
miles above Piney Point, in the Potomac.
Secretary Richardson attends the How
ard commencement.
Secretary RobesOn is sick.
There will be no official recognition here
o. the remains OF Minister Orr as they pass
South.