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Taylorc t Cottatizekoner at If ,lian Affairs, has sent a letter to SenatOr !tion4wpipluiiritow of the ConurOttoevci indiea Affalra or the Senate, asking a full 'And rigid examination into all the circum :dances attendirigthi recent •tr' u4;by -l • --- ` for the :mks of the Osaße lands. He states posi -I:ivelv that-such anpygoigationPPl prove hat tratiaationV'attending-ttetreaty were conducted in a most just and cou pcientinus_ =annex, b oth , fer-Ahe, Indians paid feetheßtate of Riming: 'HE GRAND ARMY OP THE PORT&IYT ORDER' AND' REQUEST. • The following has been issued: . Hz.A.nnwAYNX2Yrs Sa.AND ARMY OP THE REPULIC. WASHINGTON, • June 25th, 1868. GENERAL PEMBA No.. 14.- - The Command calls Attention to the following pongtesEdOnalr , aetions 'With-regard to,lthe tmemortal '4reMbnitus of.the 410tiaxilt: •.4 .• t.• Congress of the United States in'' the ;Rouge of Representatives 4:1 ; 'on *kotion Logan, Ilesolved, That thq, • fproceedings of the different citiesturna; - fete., recently, id in cowmen:W.:ration of the fgallant heroes who have sacrificed their • ;lives in defence of the Republic and the record of the ceremonial of the 'decoration ;of the honored tombs of the departed shall 'Jae collected and bound under the &redid% • of such person as the Speaker shall desig .nate;Sor use of Congress. • • -- • EDWARD MCPHERSON, dierk;•! • HOUSE OF REPIIETENTATWESiIf W AAlrtztotoN; June - 22 ;1868. ;„ , Frank Moore, ealtor of the'Rebellan'Rec ord, is,hereby appointed under the resolu ition ' SCHu COi..vex • . Speaker; House of Representatives. • II . orddex , t q make raccessinl raft, effort to •Vdrpetuatil the ibcordsof a 'just triliutti" to 1:lour patriotic dead, department,; ;posts arid , I corumands will forward to these head ' Pl ua r t i a Teveringlaartaining to the cere • Or o nies'A ll ud to; which ' can •ald to ebnati , Apiete the work proposed. Newspaper par graphs,a editorials and reporters' acoonnts, •. , and airmanuscript copies" of sadresaes and lobservations which may not have been ;printed. • •• $y 'order of , . "Team A. Looms, , , .'. Commander-ha-Chief. : ' TOPICS AND GOSSIP AT TILE vomit. ~. . 4 Senator Thayer's bill to regulate and fix .4the military establishment or the United : , Statcs,...ittiendis ithelietto -InCt`egsa 'mut ;14' .'-ntlitiitY'etiitat.::liildnitenliSi' ttell i fliffed Statati - i ;:liY,rePearmg sectiOn .13, which.-fiieb.the lnumber • of Captains inthe'Qbarterfinaiter'a 'i' , Department •at thirty, and the. nixtriber'of ~Majors at fifteen th , anpiohibits , the tilling: of vacancies; tintil.the'ntunher of suctiaffil . cora is so 're aced. •'''i A- special to the 'Chronicle says : Coigne/ ' : •.= Tappan, Member of the Indian. Peace Cal l' • •il ; mission t arrived , here this monung from ,-, •the Plains. Generals Sherman and San .. • • .. i , born are expected in afew days. The work ~..• ~' of the Indian Cni omiSsion IS ibritligptestpit .. " , :finished, and nothing can be Ail° until the' f.treaties already made are ratified. Colonel 4:Tappan reports ,thak 'many stories:putilti. :.: '2citenlathEn about thelndiananaanifestmga _.. Idisposition too on the war-path again are unfounded. The Connnission are very : ap prehensive that there will be tronble grow • ap ing out of the failure or negligence of the -. • - 11Governmerit,to keep, Abe treaties alfgadyi ;made -by them.' The • Indiaritilbes, with-' .- . gout any exception, express a willingness /! to go on the reservationprovided for .• I thorn in the treaties made, and live, • :', 4 faithfully up to the: stipulations - - "therein contained, : but- the -Senate:. :.•u by failing to ratify these treaties, has , prevented them from doing so. • ,In conse : 8.- Iquence these Ad wing' distrust !amng the Indians that the government does not • • ' 1.,' intend to fulfill the conditions of_the treat. •.-:ti ties recently made: '', It'is'the opinion of the . ;,4 Commissioners., that, if. the Senate fwould . ' :;"; promptly ratify the treaties made, and •,,?i make ineeetutarP'apPriipriations to carry *.' Ithem into effect, no further , trouble with there - need - 1M apprehended. The Commis ' ' "t. sinner's labors were tranglatrtemn'ehtt foroi ''.',; want of money to make temporary pro., .' • ''those' -, . A visions for lndians with whom tree " ' ' ties have been patuko t iklbreaty, lvss want.; ,Aly concluded'ivitli 'the Navajo - Indians;, '''' The Peace Commissioners found them in nearly a star,vinic, • conditipn, , although the Goilitrntrient• -lityS-' 'contriettine -an : ...4 utterly from rive to seven hundred : 4 thousand dollars. The contract_ ha , feed.- '- - .1 this , tribe, nUmbering seventhouWdlfrvsi I hiindrii a vrere given to Perry Fuller at nine : teen cents per ration, but he sub let it to persons- in therWest • at! 'eleven cents per 4. ration. The Commissioners concluded -a „q' treaty- to remove_ the in,from.their,presentr res pgy ati4 tiEUpeinwhlchtt,itialMjes i dbl e in , • ii subsist, owing to the peetaituity of the soil, :' . ll to one wAerg they o san ,engsg9 ia agrieuttu 't ''', ral pursuits. , orate' Conimiiisioff-Whilehere ~. .ri will urge upon Congress and the proper • 4 authorities .th_eisecomity ; of 'taking; imme :o diate action upon the treaties, and thereby , .!-i save, the Government several millions oc. 1; dollarsainatudiyeandpregatithitthObldild ,•, shed on the Plains. Unless this is done,lt .•-•: is believed.that the Indians will again coin' ruenCeu their depredationS, as tlay c annot • ..) subidst in their present condition. :T , , ..1 The President having "aiipwed ten days . - ' - i to eXpire t Without action on he bill to over ride the recent election troubles, it is now , ~•: a law,_ and the ,Repuhliqaua l s M acrum va t : aycnitlV., both branches tif, Councib3 and the city "Ricers. • i The: ate wijl , take ?Ap; the; tax , Ail) Ida - ...1 Friday.- lir. cobb'S proposition to tax f United,. Rates bondsmill be passed hi the House,, but the Senate will postpone it tin ' ~,= til next session. _ ,1 r,: ;t- - -- .: .! . . t , The foreign Atlantic steamship conapa ' nies,i)avN- foreign ithaPrOPeeed subsidy to an American line of steamers.,,: •-•. i' 4: ::, ~, i ; „ ,--,y;., , 1 , / The President hie alined the ;bill enforc ing the eight hour lawitiallthe navy, garde. i and' ether -Government:. Weritillicott. - It - t ; takell immediate effedt. slid all the,employ • i es at the'Cloyerivolint printing 9,9l.9,esliptAr ruence'itterk-niideVit toidak.' , '. , ~,,. Two eirthi; moist Proinlnent cliiiin agency I firms in the countrou'eSaid tto:he inanliest._ i tedlpthe *Suds recerattt afileOverel in the Land Attillanet Anrea i Mr. Stevens' Thua ,:tod ivi de ' Pecar, °ver loildi'nftr titiiiiii6n;) : .. ,—.~ Gn;Granaiit tor, cbaciannati , Ackley 'W. visit bialkilber. -, -'• 4 '' ”''' ' • " • • . i e den s 7 left for unease* 1 to-day; , 0::,( rr, ?'I ,-. 1 , 11, 1; ,y: i ..! ,-„ l.-,,11; 1 , . .1., : ~• .ll , '7i . NM ~~~::~,-n-- WFk;~ 5 ~'J Y; ~~ 4 iax;,,.,,.'r~ a 5"a~r~S;CrM..~.~.?~: wrw 4ri•,ri _. ~ ~~ ~ Ina - ,ipiar...ocn. at. HOUSE OP -REPRESENTATIVES.' Mr. BOVl'Viy.L.L.presentecl„a bill to au thorize the issue of new bonds to the atricamt dfieight.hundfeil Pai,able in coin, at in i terelt i•f ; llvgittul onthalf per cent:anal / Ole "valid Onl y . m the h;trida 9f cktizmEg,thELlaitited..Bt.+eq any ale.BA be eactiangeable,for five-twenties; also five hundred millions of Zotti gait *IA. bonds, payable in coin, either in the United States . „ Frankfort or Londanl teitheriata!tilbOttkilf, exchangeable for five-twenties before Tilly Ist, 1869; also authority to use twenty-ftve millions coin in the purchase of five-twen ties at market price ag a sinking fund, the interest theroon,to:be applied to redeeming other bonds. - • ' On motionof.Mr. PET4 . .the Committee on Ways and Means was instructed to in quire into the expedienc of redttein the otesolleiliearti .exteenoest by abolishing offices , collectors , assess ors, etc. and assessing the amount of direct taxes fikinirediatlon-deveraktftitei in pro portion to the taxable poptUation, and' re port at next_ session -41i .1" '1 --;•a #' Mr. STEVENS, Of Pennsylvania, premt ed the credentials of Chas. M. Hamilton, Representutrifit, elect from Florida, and asked thatite be sworn in. Mr. MAYNARD moved . the the creden tials takerthe tusualreOurShatifl be referred to the Cdinniittee .ott Elections t and were so referred. a - Mr. COVPDE introducao Oita'. resolu tion directing that in. all cases-.: pri vate soldiers servAl eutancir of en listment, and 'Wein boitbry lammed the Secretary o~SP remove arts.pharge_gfaxiicte 'that may stand on Aie4olitta,,* Itheth, exeept Whentherebas been a couiletioWtfor de- Sertion bya court martial Court. Referred to Committee on Military Affairs. - The House resumed the consideration of the river atid..htglitor amend ments *Vet were made in the Committee werecorfeurrad , in. • . r Mr. STEVENt& of F.'enquly.ania,, ranged tofabK3 th7,3?;ZIL `,RejiiefedL7sl 0,81. The bill p inst b 4. -• a •La Mr. W.ASHBURNE, of Illinois, moved a concurrent resoluti o n for the'adjournment of the - presentMetiorton the,lsths Of Jqly, which, after amendment to adjourn to-the 15th of September, yaa cuYikv.ttdopted by 91 against 4Z.:.t Mr. POLAND announced that he would call-up the Swissler pfs.,Anderacoof ,(1d0.4 contested election case on WednesdaY next. Mr. COOK annouzittedthai'hewetild up the Hogan vs. Pilo (M 0.,) contested election case, after. thetab9v_emaa _ tinishedi • A •-resolutiori• - • by lal: NMVACK, wag adopted, that it is the sense' of the House, that Congress ought not to-adjourn. until' 'e provlsion.be made. by lava - ler the , protection of Americans, native gr adopted, I while 'traveling er in'ibteign corm tries. A bill wes,pasaed anthorizipg the; Chair man of Comnilttees of either House to ad-' minister the oath to claimants.:,- „ 1A bill passed regulating andmiting the admur iralty ,junnidieti_cf thEfipistrict Cots. • - - • - A bill pissed eiple.natoly of theact cite- 1 clarify; th . e.title to (land;i9rirrante.inelari t taro cases; and also extending the jurisdio. tion of Probate:Courts and Justices of the Peace In Idaho and Montana; also, epV.._ lishing:DistrierCetitte AVKannafitity d St. Joseph..A bi ll or - eating an Eastern 'District - Court for New York passed. -f • • • -;; I Ketioltitientedefininiiilie binding pilwei of treaties were introduced and referred to :the Foreign. Committee.'' They declare,`Ju f, substance, that treaties are not really bind - Mg until sanctimeil4rtgeriirlreelk r he Alaska approp ationbill was taken up iniommittee ti l t Whole. , A r Art AnKO sir lengtliingulvbcieqy: ill; after wle the Mime took a recess. .1 ' • • ' : • - '1 Evening Senicm.—ln the, Committee qn the whole, Mr. OETIIin theeb*.the Mouse , • cen tider`edthiAliska bilL .' .LOUGHRIDGE 'Ode. antendment, that , Cenkrase Nati izot t the amp elusive jurisdiction over the treaties & and *faxing appreved tamosi t bigkeig ~,04 this one, its assent has been given _thereto. 'lie' argued in favor of thesperonrialionig-ci Mr. BOYKK,OpDo4l:litTaud'Mr. PRVYN, favored y• j er:l - trk 4y9r Ottpe Adjetirtted; • • ' . - , t; ,I,e • „Finn :ielitlada. ••• ') 1197 Te_,/efir47P.tibl McirditEAL, su.—The Canada 'r.rba -gibe Forkellave c9Atrected . with the Gov ernment-A:MI dile range , steele.,pl, _ ••.. l ei IMeyor.litelioned .proeN'quitlia .imking•Wecimeiderli ;111111day.' -46- dicagoi 4 00 *qfalgodi Npg 'ram/. Rafted -iv antlikoi ltestward at. e, rat) ray) of kuiltiVailiala 4,y17 : 1 : tt :'• • - "` FORTilent toMikt Disorder aktillitiiia4V:in Texas— Slorida ILS. Senator Sworn In , r — APlcrttP,rAtitlon ,11111 Comuld 7 ered — Proposed Issue of , ,New Bonds--River and. Harbor Bill Adjournment queition. tEI Toleanteh to the Pittonist Gazette.) ~ „ • WArarrnu'roxrJune 30, 1868. reoftintictn - tocA /be Reconstruction Convention of Texas,. set tingibith that disordei and Muiderprevail in that State. Referred to thQ.ool4mittee ofilfhififry . Mr. Jil9,Trp presin;pml tpasolphion. , ,of the Legigainre of Ttorn4 ratifying the•thir teenth and fourOex4l?,amendnients to the Comte:glen: -• Mr. HOWE also presented the credertz tials of Thomas Osborn of Florida, for the term expiring in 1873. - Mr. HOWE moved that the Senator eleet beAwon. 4" " 1 " Jr "• F, Mr. F oUSENDENsraggestectrefiirelide the Judiciary Committee. to A long discussiori - iniued, during which Mr. , DOOLITTLE presented the cresientials of 'Wm. Marvin, as Senator,. from Florida, signed:by ,f3ov. Wa!ker o 'and ;dated , . Nov. 30th, 1886. The motion te• infer the Credentials it Mr. Osborn was rejected -16 sgaipst 30. On motion of 'Mr . `DICARE the action of the Legislature c on the ratificatiorr•nf the 14th amendment was read, and after a long discussion a vote wits taken on *tilting the Senator elect; resulting in &Si yeas, 6 Mrs Osboirit trns' swain in and ' took' "his seat on the Republican side; ' The Civil 'Appropriation bill was consid ered. Several unimportant - amendments were adopted. Mr. SHERMAif nrodticed- s• funding bin as a rider to the bill. After considera ble discuaxion.whether, aftiChlitrcxveding was in order, during which the House ad: journment resolution Came oVer and was tabled for tho.present,Ahe Stmate•went into Executive 'session • and - alter SOinotinie ad journed. EMI SEEOh`D• NINO. i• ' FROM EUROPE, • • The Irish Church AUpoilititients Susp,cusii: 41 1401144ed—The Scotch Reform Bin South ecart ditionary Corps in Italy—Geis- Erai COUncil the'CathOlic CiitirCh—Treasty Ratified: °. city WeitzgrApkto t4io rtitebprgh qszoi.te.3, : , GREAT BRITAIN. LoNl*.l, June 430 ..a- , Tisti.4lobate do :the Irish Chnreh:AppointmentsSuspensorypiu was chrithitiediblbe Renee of - lords' last night. _The public interest waayndiminish ed and thiicroWde s ion the floor andin the gailerieslyere even greater than On•thepre vious nights. it was generally expected that a division would.' -take -place.:i During the sitting the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred were present, The Doke,o4 Argyle spOke inaupporp of he bill i Attila ito ibti iirieditite passage. .lite)said it'wat!u) gretted that the Royal Commission on the Irish Chur*had as nit4tutde,riosreport, as he was sure among their recommendations would t be one for thexeduptigno“hqnnm: ber of appointments in the Irish Chnrei4 The rejection of the suspensory bill would be srpecnnisrnbmsk:-Ibermrashre!waa one to coriCillatetiofordrthe Fenfiniti,"bet the entire people of Irehtngl. The Irish Church Establishment was a relic of an ancient wrong, and its abolition would licAlhe wounds'of Ireland. Be concluded main taining that tly) : issue r ., waa oheof policy, and not of property. I - - • ' ' The Bishep . of Oxford said this measure wante d kn -cify the Irish ople, who ante nothing pa else than sep p a e ration front England, Earl Russell - said:the trial 'Church had failed to accomplish the objects of its ex istence. •The qualities of the terms made at the union of England and Ireland had never beenik, dgprecatod tbaptilicy pureudd brithik'question by the' Minhitry, and ended with an eb:rquent appeal to the generosity of the Gkiveinnient, declaring if the affections of the people were ,secured, the 7 Crbint would loseliothlng. 9 '• Lord Cairns complimented the House for the goolktagraft eha*vri!hiytlji de* and he reffeiVid tee couisti oftbe franiers of the bili, and spoke strongly 9f the injustice dohe to the clergy. He disputed the asset tiorr that this was merely a measure I At three o'clock in the morning a divis ion took place, and the - suspensory bill was rejected by a vote, as follows: For the bill, musty-scum; against, nizbety,t.goma jorikyr-ftte.,t_ To , c , atineurieemehlt or th e re milt was received with cheers by the Tory 'Lords. 21fiduf§ht.—In the House of Lords to night. the Scotch reform bill was agreed to tin Committee. The Irish reform" bill was .I tritottit., l4l4 4n e n a ttk r . l 4--l i ia sailed in the China on Saturday Lortnox, Tune 30.—Thp Fourth will be cerlebrated at Welsbaden. The exCiteinient it te)grade is".itirabateti. Tire murderers of Prince Michael are convicted but ot yet executed. A I)9l4cePaptai A . A n rt , was,miariiiese.sl . f - SOUTH AMERICA. lABoN, June 30.—The South American 223 € 046511121414-14 to r tiettimmtlikorjeueilre- Jutieit it a lAdkli 4 fkantl4aßii . ytiii cgs state that the war Is languishing, the allies having made no hostile movement since their repulse in the. Gran _Chaco. It was reported Inisairignifythat tlfe*Congress of the Argentine Confederation would im peach Gen. Mitre for making an alliance with Brazil. The peace .party in the Con federigzkurataSein Lb& ascetidantk: and , the election of .Uryaiza was considered certain. FRANCE. - Juhe 30.—During the debate on the Budget in the Corps Legislatif, the SPPakor of the oppositipa, coulplained afoff a profttato • dapentlithre ih maintaining a French expeditionary corps in Italy. This they declared to be unnec essary, for the Italian government was will ingit gl:44cliec4 ; anY htfarrifitlTO4 turbtlld riteserd state of peace or to com promise her foreign relations. Jihad 39.:44n53 gu ll I : ti ll ien'i sk e 1,.. by the Pope aummonin a General Council df the Church to me- in the Vatican on theSth of December, 869. The Bull pre scrp4ta y 4. in hat.peraona l require-4=m ,pr a, Ccr y cittOpPealieitliker.lri GIEJI MANIC, fish Aitifted the treaty with the United States for the protection of naturalized citizens, ARRIVED OUT. QUEENSTOWN, June 30.-I-The istpameldp, Tarifa, from New York, arrived taidayt ANA COpIeIERCIAL.• ,FINA 4.• • • LivEftf•6l., JUiii)3o:--Cottom sates-8,000 'bales. Yarns aid .441* at. Manchester quiet, Provisietti;airi qutehl ' Breadstuff's steady. Tallow, 44c,, 60, 62 &` 41 11' Lortoorr;Cons'ols, 91%a94% for money 094094% tin/account. Bonds, 73y,a73%. lErie, rt 4W. •J 1 14 14 :444 4,4 1 11.4 u. 473 FnAnronr. June .10:—Boink4775‘. ANTWERP innit 80.--FelMPtiflgtOpf, yr, •,, NORTH CIARGLIVA:::` •,,, ‘ ,• ...._,.......„_1,_, .......w ~ •,,• i • Dieting or ttte l4 4 l stature-rittuathen g : the ). ~ :Judge,' Udder tlic' New ' Coina tuition-- - Covcin j or ARpointeft- r cia ito, 3 , #4,... pkt,TClegraPhto theVlttpurgh (3a2.9144343 ItAtiEttal; ' ' .Tune' Jer.'".=: Tire ' Legiatikare • 'Meets tomorrow. I.A qurmai will be pres :ita if Genf Cabby iiistibitde-thel'teht oath. It is unciegtopff that he issued an order K. , Chief -.te.t.p.:litillP.D...Ynater.das.,,to--be qualltea be oral e.al t ,ud so us -o mit's. sioneebyAakln : e . p"tiath - I ,, t i i t ialtrott by. the_. now Constitution, and iylit miqlptymignx 'lame oath to other .indges an officers. TPC ..nay he lippointeirW.lliraßoldeitogovern or, vice Worth, removed, and 'orclereff,. the ; &at* , tiff aciiit 'to - be' instrrn ' in' i taMetol4., Iplnvettior IfoldeSiiltill'ffeffirei bAirimAtagnrkr !pi the Ibtirth !piste' "" ''' ' '" ; ' '. ,-... The city ii pretty for of anti, "i n iii ( 6 . 'l ,:There are many cnnAt i y ik t nr s or the unieill , -States Senate an d' oT h er offices.'-dce-iiiir Abbott, of Negistr43lll., iltEittrakinent V o cu 42, s fdr iatenhx-tr e : i.tt Itll e h .4.. A ,,, IL* rumored .. tb ‘ iat,..,Q•enahot L 14 10041 Ill i tSo.olo.ltraden 600 a# ' blel, a m ~ m4s Tairv, , ' 1 I - Y . .„~...u.*:~3 ~~i.'. k~ f Y~ ~ ~;'~..~ ~_..✓:~. p .:r:.~i~..~',.z..:;a~ ..r~&*.. :got=~' ~>~..:, t .~~ i :~:;i-;«' h..•.,0...-~"~ ~ ~...r.r- 'wEkit " - t--... Al i. •i' '- -. 4 1-, .1 , ' oaf ~." Cry Telegraph to 'hell &Moth Gazetto.l , t...t.. THE DEMOILMATIO isTIONAL DONVENTION. , a l libLTObtE423hgraearkil the Democr i atle A tonal Convention are continuallt airi l ti. '" -I i g. iiie : ‘ &del passages F0P. 11 04, dhrlng.ttle . ,climc and evenin,g.with earnest discussers of the'probable tietioti Of the CoitienPlOU ~ Tbe, airiest : ).‘eaminent namestfor ltelitedideli4 seeitilb be Han cock and , haso, though' the bulk °Paton dieti.ffi.'lL BU port laviitnet.yet gather& l ey wit PrOPSr ilea" ;the Soldiers an 44 Sail ord-Verth !o bits liedt:coirrideti3d:'TfuttY will undo teclly vpilhe no nitration of 'Hancock, b f *Hi. Owpf thirn'ffirdnee of the Dem os Dem ocrati c Co - ventiqn. , . Tanunan'y Hall in nbou ready r oeoups t tion and is to botliTown pto twined guests on Thurs day after s n. About; ' laVilid.:olllb delegation' to the Democratie Convention arrived to-night. Thertrum ermirmittoly-feWorthe delegates y t-,lp, town, Inbatily about 150 of the 650 who will comprise the Conven tion. Some of the t3outinirelegateejOte46 express themselves in' favor of Chase, but all the Western delegates here, declare strongly tot Irendlegotu iii;" ,c . -,, HE rein MUDDLE. ; The Erie addle" continues in the Su- PPWC'mgr. rAt - givoiforgyimikni to: doo itidke- - C'Elidclik' - delrverie ati` Opinion, trl Judge Barnard concurring, con fi rming the order or 'the. CouiVappiaintiug. orge A. Osgood receiver of sales of ten minions . of; convertible : ,boade ' - had funds. Ordered to be. paid over . , to him on Tbury- Irirlge Ingraham dissents. Jddge Barnard in the chambers gave the decisio Attie onntnlntot 'igoil of Davis ThomPisoh, Skidmore; Lime, Divan, and: Eildridge, of .the , Erie. direct - lone 'and imposed it.fine of teti'dollariren each; ' The decision in tbo ,csites of i Mike , and Gould were reserved. It is toder . stodd * eyelid Inge for contempt :are,co, be - , had against Drew before Judge"Gllbert. Mr. Eldridge has bee*femoved from. he 'Presidency:of the . trie"`rodd. 'lt is stated the -IftiAnehti setts Commissioners decline to issue the three millione of ;stk.. - tifook t 6 the Erie directors for the continuation of the Hart fond , and( *UP acrid' Xi PlshkiliV on the ground that said directors have not com plied with the law. The Supreme Court, general term, to-day affirmed the appoihtment of a receiver for the Beak _Maid road—. ' t;.. , ' . .{. el JEROISE PARR RACES. At the Jerome Park races for a premium of 8500, mileta spgrtor„ Nemisaer beat Lan caster, Liszie Rogers, Roquette, Local and Jubal; time 2:1234; won by a neck. West Chester handicap,l3, miles, was won by Fitirfir:VlThoTt - tag NOTthtinlbetialig (getta,vCloadi 3:12%. Sweepstakes, for two year olds, Invercauld beat Eclipse and Scott; time, rvrt. CtD. Stronss, the last of the whisky conspira tors, was to-day - sentenced to a line of 'P and ten days - imprisonment, or .nsi9l paid. . STBA. iggifiS 'MAD!' The steapphimAhlgititittrapo Western faletz lwllork.olcrAbylkuati9a. teatdAyak spectivllY lbrOPOQQ'svrd 1 r ' Charlotte CrtShintrt atul ifftbk"' Stebbins. tcp.lpt i rtass, wcir9 passeggera- per . Scoop, fi r - Titedtaritia2i* - • • - • - ItBirME* ..11VWX.4 , 1t1 Rsc , R , 13y. a fife lit gninner's oil refinery. Jersey Clty:4lg2e.!;soilf4netioalrepay,erftly burped. 7UDGE &LABE. Chief Justice Ohne will not be in town during ilp”eftgonfit, 4 eVonywiti9r.l . . lifeetiAg oft fife Senate—Oniliston at Or ganization,:-An' iniptalaittr.Oider from (:en. ?rant Read., =, .„ .. , • —:, , , [BY . ..reit:mph td lifltrittsburglt Gazette.] Ni ar 0nva.1.171,--Tdrid litf:44'lll)ellifi-g -of the Bakke adeigMS'. ihiinaimis. of those . wiks took the tpAstopth,yeaklrdayr t wero- ciall-, ed 'and nil answered.. .Sam. Holly, Demro..f, "at/ na* 1 114, Ns e 941111 was t19,t 1 can s ?d, Thi t 'thaiir 'itlPillid thileo ottei 'fre6tYtiine'r wereipteMißtV l9l Pl ell 'lr nct c4W:4ll' Who.hatcriotiimartapted the shiess ' Poring the reading ef the.; minutes Mr. Jetvett; .Of'..ktesr . Orleans, demanded the reading oft a cominunication,:' rfhick'e he knew WAS in the possessicizi .ofrthe *meat& ing Officer, relative to the'eathio,be-takelk,' by Senators. No attention ikaa Raidl4,tliEt' denuind; and after some difficulty . order was restore(' - and thdl,reading bf the mils. uses concluded. The Committee on' Elections . . reported Hugh J. Canipbell; RePublican;•iii entitled ' Da Asest from. the Seoond.distriskinsteadef Anthony? Elambolaoyho4f,.as de,ciarect tree.; 'tied"-by Gen . .' Ilueliabati. ' Tho C'effnittee deny tiff!, Or Pt o. ll :llthad'..toMliaidge the reglatera re fm. , canapbell was sworn in,. No Demootatlis members con obtain. recognition from the chilli.s ,* Iteitiod . allow a black Acpalfrat ttlfyildrols FlekSen ate was tabled.. • -- The Chair thewbandelta communication to the Secretary which he directed to be ;read.. ?It provedlto 'be Fan order_addressed ,to 0... T; DuiitiClliAteniktor...pre.. ''sidrziliiftlee.o,cttte Senate- Ak ,* , Plum q cated a .tele in' Am/ , Ginerdl 'eiturt to General En ngt..A_IIIC 1 i tbat k , We, meting:fent air, 01 , LogleNnure ' Milt re quired to take the oath presort 6 by the ,Constikuttop q imdr.f3R4 ttla (MeV IPOPit )pre scribed' by* the Reconstiubtlim Act - 'Gen. o B t I f i IM I XV I glig rbl e e r tan tion be requ.trediPßeferred-4(011 Special Committee, which.was appointed. !After the jteetlog orpermanfint:tifficeil.a. resollitlen ratifying the Ibtirteenth-atnend . tent was offered but pnatponed , until the: House Is heard AM.,. Ttfq r .i v, tbq i" zA.- n ad jeurnedAcriir cif 'tioner urinit's tele gram wag read !lithe ii,cicisti: arid referred to a Contiftlittee . " 1 " .' _.. ,- ," ' .., Tbit..ol.t.t,CQUlSithaler;bit4 Attorney, alact..tutve• taititikl.lralletskin of I , ,their oflicett:4tltiftr-fienernr stionalni or cier of Satarday, takingthe•Goinstitutional oath.r, • 1 ,Mr. Isabel', . temporary, Speaker, pf,the, Itoutioilt6.day,{lfifferAlldnentl Edbanbuft, .pgder was read, said 'Whiff /opinion the Housoraoutt decide- what] klndA iff 'irt hid oath _was ,necessmy.for. the admigdowef, imeMbAnia;,ind:tbat..ibilda, part :, he • ilr9cad s;netaccept any ordor. from Gen. Grant Of VOIL Bilbhana APVCß4o , ll9ol 64 ;46 ill 43 ' ?aan aifltittgard-POttliailis. , By Telegraph to thePtitibiltili l tilitiftWT'. tN-t• ZT,MAI7k4 Rend 30 : = Tileidobrated Chip. a chi att' "-3 - 91041 . 110 Wilf - )Wittl *MEW Molded-by heti% shoknearkis x • . Crow Wing, Saturdspdbb, . • 'V Indians of ti mPM gnlag , • , § 9f is tr,l r attributed Wlttp , ' o ld L :A(7l at • •G1:+ • '). Two women were poiso ne d i ne dileh a sidg. , . NinoeseoteqsnWerdiSEVldtdd lenkmr4l- ,wt_ Ago tiogiuto eoreeon ha nds —ft...a rA kte weet . '' I ARRIVED. v: LOUISIANA; Sr: Cipbtin W. 13. -boidddion;"of 10fttabargh, •,PomMittedlo %answer the ,Charga of Murder in the First. Deg*ee. (By Telegrapp to the pttaburgh Gar r ette.l Loul9, l lune 30.-T he eianunation of 11. - I.loOniu ion, of the.steamer (belt a • Republic, Charged with Shooting Reniv Anderson,'“ negro hand on the , boat, W a conducted Anderson,' ' “ -before Judge Dennison, ofthe „Policia Court.- -thadefeandant'scoun , - gel desired 'to waive. an •eiamination. , bat the. , Judge' .overruled Only two wi r es were,, examined, viz; Samuel Ray, porter "of the boat, and Lawren ce Glover, cabin boy, who was hand cuffed, and-,confined Ihe.lsarite room with , Anderson, ' GloVer ,teStified directly to - the fact' that 'Donaldson shot A nderson; piatting a pistol to his ear and firing, 'Ray testified that a..pistorwas fired, while •he was 'ln the. room, but ,did not see if, as he was drawing whisky from s barrel and his bank was turned. Capt. Donaldson - was committed to jail . for murder in the first degree, and the witnesses were.bound over to appear. before the grand par,: A large crowd wps presentat the examination, most Of Ahern negroes, and much interest was manifested in the proceedings. ' =I GEORGIA Removal of the Capital—Trial of the Cor • iambus Prloaners: • _ !lay Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. j _ Aatarrra, GA., June A—Sixteen cars left for Milledgeville this morning, to re , move the furniture from the State Capital' to Atlanta: - The Court for the trial of the Columbus priSoners met this morning.. Ex-Governor Brown and three associates appeared for the prosecution and - Alex. H. Stephens and others for the defence. Mr. ,Stephens en tered a` plea for the prisoner's denying the jtiriadiction of the Military court and claiming the;right, if, need be, to insist on a trial by jury. All pleaded ,not The testimony of Chas. Marshall, a - Ser geant in the. U. S. A. , constuned the entire day, and implicated itirksey v -lindsma and others in the shooting of Mr. Ashbnrn. Late .News .froni the Patific.Coast. CBY Telegraph to the MUDlngh.Bar.etle., SAN PBANCII3OO, June 30.—General J. D. Frazer,' of the Confederate army, is in Ca iforniain• the interest'of the Stinthern'lm migration Society. • He says thousands arei • anxious tO come here .from the South. • A dispatchfroniSalt Lakeiennotmeei the drowning of six, men in Green river, June 251 h, bY.tin3 breaking away of the ferFy. - The ship" Rose, from Anstralia - to this port,: experienced: , a heavy earthquake shoes near.Curtia,and Atae.auleyjalandi. Twenty-five thousand ollars subsidy to' the Itonoltdu line obligates the service tsg make tripe every twenty thiyit to Sawn:an.; [cisco; the tsips,to be made inside of, twelve.' , days. The'contriust - is two veara. The I next steamer leaves for Honolulu, July W./ . . It is thought the vilmat...surplus for, mt. portlfdiaeasoil - liill relief" three hundred i and, fifty:thotzsandtzena.- -1! .: . ‘44.21C 1 91 : 70 ,"*1uj 7 .. t8M-Tite•Chstiiber! Wrckly, ,n o treepr, t. 4) .lrt a 'agate r, ro 31 ElziOßat. •frandulent ban •ruptc*.— • ' ''" • General preparations are - : , mikking ,thronghout the - State for the celeklution of ,ther4th of July. • ' • - • Gel2o galleelt ig absent - oti IsiTtdur 'of. in-. spection . through .th e ,Paihtary !division of: the Pacific. ; • ma Depattnient'of Alaska his Been 'final: fiy organized, with Gem J. a tts corn-- Mender headquarters a a.t Sitk ' - Ther,lioard . ol 'Supeivisers have finally passed,a ,resolittion reserving onerthirteen hundred .acres, the,..Pt ie bla, land,;, [ for a Cemetery", Park ; CeetorY; Sohnole Hospital t, Engine , louses, and. Jail, • • - - TiaffalojKarket., tßy`Telgraph to the rittstpargh Gmiette•J • • - Bernkii),, June 80 .—"Iteceipts--wheit 14, 000 ~bnahels; Corn 80,000 bushelsr Oats '4O, 091 Shipments wheat 70,000 bushels, C0rp,":39,000 bushels. Freights ,unc,hamged. FlOnminchanged: Wheat ina ctive, Corti vV7.4eLll and buyers , standing aloof; salea tt ti o , 4 loC!,bushe3,of No. 2 western. t $1,90. oats, tro Bales on spot, but' 73e paid for 45,-, 0% bushels of western to arrive with little demand,-, other articles dulX , and un changed. • ' ' _ . • . 7 . New Orleans ,JNarkeA. tai Tele/tin% to the Pittsburgh pazetti!..3 June 30.:. 7 C0tt0n firth at 2 3 0 , ifurzintddling; sales of 250 bales; 're': celpta, 73 bales; no exports.' • Sturllng , un-• clianglia. 'N Sugar and "Molasses' nominal. , Float unsettled, and irregular; - Stivertble 1 1 ,k( 1 7f87,09. dull at 90a115c.,•„Hay .1119 a, ats dull 'at, 70c. Peik , "dull at $39.. Bacon dull; Shoulders I3c, clear Bides 17t0.' I Lardlll43o29cf _ ;;I; TAE COURTS. , —Jr 1 1 ... N Nutted - States - District Cout-udge ft , •' ' . Mc:Candles& - "- ' Anron I.: - Hewer, Besq. - ; of "Neiv iaastle Lavtranoe_eotin4y, on motion of Johit Bar: tont:EV/4 , John Bougie*, itsl., or =Mead. 'villa, oat: lapticnt Of hi.r.. Luoasand PraokL. Begley, of,Tln4ville, ,Crawf,ord oounty,.- on utotion pi Mr. , Douglas, were, 'admitted to praCtice and duly qualified as Attqueys of this &mitt: I Several eases involving. the - infringfrient of patents forinoreasing the, capaoity , 4: 4 11.011 iwells were continued In the Circuit :CoUrt i' • ' ntztkral rxtmx United Stittati District Attorney Outman. flied ,a libel, against t wexo-six larrebr of whisky et al., owned by Michael 4,liVnay..- or, of; Williamsport; Pa.' ,Aliatc libel against' the 'citigintr; boiler, stiff, doable itibilitnitfiroPtriTlippartanant to the distillery owned, by . Michae l Tol.ilerti Of LyOolning county; Pa .: -- - i .. • nswkittrioroi Briinctr. • ' litPetitiond dor finaVdischarges were 'filed .the follotving porticos: James B.Shieldit, ttoburgh ; 7 Joseph 43ushi3ell, Oil , Clty;-. ,SatuinwmmttelliVsaeriabkheitt Jmoutfinfre.coobu,nyyarsilinindvesreigt, . Bans, Mclcan mu:M.3l, Andrew: J. fer, Bradford counts W.. 11. Morrison, k ee Warren - county ! , The usual orders • wore, , vommanr Pleas.:4 liege Illtelion:. • • • %' Common' Mln tbeolise"of•John Stinnietr:llitobrie ier, the jury Vas `Siitl , kifra' atiff,the plaintiff tooica noii4Mit. , ,- - 0 . 4 '1 '-‘i .IBellartsel, suing Sir vhituself as well r ,,, ;i7 , o, unty l4,..o3;,anzrorez=j ivith l v: wintristrrio...ittgrwrio,offrkain..' i be do ' r it e rdArv;v 4 4 zni?xitina be 6,0 1 an -r ,aa.., . , -,.. ~a ;,.) - Ohne Vil 1 4 -: IL I . AS ii °l 00 Wi r ettll iietjw , , , foi . g *O . " out iiiratinse.PlTOrdi ft& tttt — , - .r‘; rittletitectitratiob rabithj&- ,(st thattuinka of hl-( .As eicorned jury trials until the Septembter. BRIEF' IMPS irEMS: =I —Daniel Pike, Casider bf ttio Freemen's National Bank;_ of Augugax_MidaeLdied on Sunday, —The tele ' graph' an d ' . ' compe to Fort Un ion, New Mexico, will reach Santa Fe next week.- - -• -• '' r ' • 1 " '— .---John C. Breckenridge arrived at TOrcut to on Saturday from Paris. He remain, some time. —Governor elect Smith has Called ameet ing of the Alabama Legislature at ItiOnt'A gomery, July 13th. , 1 •• —The Plasterers' Union of Brooklyn, voted five hundred dollars per Month to Bunking bricklayers of New York. : ' -- -General Howard, of the.,Preedmen's Bureau, roes been elected. President of the i on College, at Schenectady, N. Y. i Vn. ,i —Mr. Randolph Strickland ores yesterday Uninitiated - for Congress in the 6th Michi- ' gan District, by the Republimn.Convention. at Flint. • , . .. . . . . —The Atlantic base ball club beat the Empires of St. Louis' Yesterday. Score 33' to The Atlantics leave tbr Indianapolis to-day. —An ex.plorbut party of twenty one gen tlemen and two ladies left Chicago yester day, for a two years sojourn in Colorado' and Netwitiexico..) ,.,— Another -hundred ibarrels of ,whiskey t , .rought to St. Louis by •the steamer Great RepubHo from "Neer - Orleatis; - has been seized for non-payment af tax- '.., r - • . —About three hundred persons left - Louisville ,ye,sterday, forNewYork.includ: ing the Kentucky, Tennessee,'3fiQsisslppi, Louisiana and - Alabama delegations. , —Hugh Garrity a notorious . confidence man of Chicago,: while- attempting to_es cape from the police Oa Monday night, was shot through the body and badly wounded'.' - -Negotiations are in progress to lease the Nashville' andNarthw potent Railroad to the_ Nashville, and Chattanooga directory. The latter road Wiirdecide the matter' to-mor, row. down —A _broker's messenger was knocked d and rebbed, on Wall street in Ney York yeAterday, of 160,000 in bonds. "The o.l , otient was arrested and the prepitityistr covered. . j . .- • .—J. C. Ray, a tailor, committed sdicide at the St. Charles' Hotel, Nashville, yei7 terday morning, by taking 'opium. Pe= cOnlary trouble is sup Posed to have-been 'the fume._ , —At Rochester, N. Y., a base ball match between the Athletics, of Philadelphia, and B - xcelsiors; of ;Rochester, resulted' -in the retiesdefeat of the Atldeticsi-Esscolelors 26, AU:LT 19. —John Ledebnr, manager of "Craitcheq Music Hall, Mobile, committed suiclftyres terday morning by,,.taking strychnine.: - • - • ... m id.-- Diee PPoutt,/e9,nt_m 1 4 v..* ~is , assigned as, the cause.' -r-- ' " ' " ' • ' tr . l6 mplitnent%zresolutions to tile' Ale eutzleicWalker, „ins oldand , much te-r• teemed. citizen ,of,_ thicage, who n,, , died o Sunday, were passed chi 'Clmnge yesterday in That - City. • -, ".' J-• ' • - ''' I '..-...The !inquest in-the is IYork Be'ire fire engine ex-0;0km tyas.concludedryester-1 day, the jury rendering i a, verdict w h ich chargiv - mismanagcntl6nt on " the part of I Patrick Hand;itne-engintter.•i.t.' ..___, -.., L •tr l• - 3 , ,f,Tphrt cluner,./tmesidetti -vat ; , ,Charlespon,r r Mass., is undernr_test, . charged . with mur ' deritighte WitrW , ihirS.'efirrie ified- eta:reit ly ia, week, ago and an examination discloStids the fact,thahaise died from ,violence. ~, ; Ts4irts on the tnlen Pacific Railroad yesterday commenced running - t • o Carbciri hlation':elghty-oite Mlles mrenof Fort rr,str antie, On Saturday, the telegraphwaacosn-, pleted to'South ; Pass City and Sweet ,Wa- t —The associated banks of Bostori, at a fall / meeting yeste r day , OpOinted a committee to visit, Washington, to remonstrate against': the Passage of Cho bill now before Ccingresti, - imposing an addititinal tax on National ' banks. — lntelligence of the attachment of the funds sent to New York by the . State . of. Tennetseer and railroads •to - pay the Je.I.Y .inOresta, causes much indignation there. The Board of Finance will be , im- mediatelv enjoined from issuing any *Ore new bonds, I —There are about-80,000 barrela of whis-x -key la the bonded , warehouses,of Coving-:, ton; KY., and 46,000 barrels hi that district, ..,. composed of ten counties. According to" the new _tae` bill all of this whiskey has •to be reMoved within six months, which will t I minire *1,000,000. - - • - ...The American Central Maimed 'will be completed to New Boston, on the Missouri : river, in about six mentleb•- Arrangements ; are already "made' for - the, 'iron for the en- , tire lowa •part lif the • road;' and it will' be" ' shipped, as soon as the , first sub-division. is:: ready to receive. it. r ... i . —The bulkhead of the drying cylinder in the"cettbn bolting factory of'TlloB. H. Dr ' bane,•at Boston, exploded yesterday, after-1 z noon, badly damagingthe rnd ot portions or the Tattlidipg. T girl na med , , Sarah Whalley and- Mwy - Robitsatth were - ' badiy Injured, the.fortner fatally_ , —4 Ilead , wOulan was found lying in: the J ~upper,story of, the tenement, house, .127,7 1 EaSt•• Hods ton' street,' New York, yester-„ , 1 cl • tsy....Ret 'name was Ellen Mcßride, an d Win. Finn with whom she was living* has I been arres ted ore the Charge of murdering i — The , report of thoZeuse Military Con- A Anittee on Antietam Cemetery matters sub. j .stantlallYsustains the position *taken by a Mojerity of. the.Trustees, , visi- that at is she duty of the country to see that the Confed. ; z crate ad/id are properly burled in 'the Por- tiorvof the Cemetery set apait for that pur-' I One, :•,- :, , ' .., :- , , • ' .. • , . ..i , , - , —ln the case of Dr. John Flint, of Bos= J tton, against the New York and Norwich ThutSportatiori Company,-torrecoVeiforlaii Of one of his' legs, occasioned by the , disL ', Charge ofa musketinthebandsof a:Pelted -o States seddier on boarder one' of defendants Steamboats; in AMC, 1864, the jury render- ' '• •ed a verdict for plaintiff for 510,000. • -, -• l' 1- 4;M Bullock of Massachusetts, heals -- sued orders,for tendering official honors to -- the' , ti:Osiris' of Rest "Admiral Bell "and '" Lieutenant/ Commanders 'Reed and Met. , 0 i 'Kenzie' which ,w,ill _be removed from the •.1 Nat'y 'Y l ardtamorroW. ' A funeral cortege, , ( 'will accompany the bodies thitingh Boston to the depotancl minute guns.will be flied.- , ... f 1 ... „Toth co :, la, of :Warresukille, iChiyanogn ' • county, phic4'.ol4lBaturdaY /Wit t zruirdered • ,.f two step sena, nemed-44,nayle, with *hutch- r Orkzdfe, and-assaulted othersin`the - neight!''' ' borhood. He defied arreetirylhe 10Cal'att.: 1 . 1 thorities, but ras finally arrested by.wltee- from the city. He '' was ` tbimerlya lA.ko, sailor, andiwati aviolant, quiniilsomitinen,'' 1 ' P o ßkffsfroli;glSl 4 1 . 81 thed.. I r., ..,. ,: , • ..: a '', Tat Col ia9oi. o 3aratitat, of London;= - saYEOL 1 1 Tat up p otat eetiaminialbeathe produce and. rptgrda., the , ripe .of ,the• tubers_ . %elk eXtierinit3titeln,'Zii' neltatitproved al? thlErfattikthit hillinento 6 ritibuoe *ill Idlle a 4 tho INFaue•fourth.- . ' Olir-fltiraide;--": i , -11Mtllts 40 yrIpert , Aumembenthit the. coy 1 1214 / 1 1° r ibis plem. detudt 011 . the itatilli" .1i 4:e:the kat Thu pole' - 11 ea not 357) 5 t - feet. ..., s. mufti:is that ftager, tettertilataihallo*; ' - and hill up, al ECM Iffl ME
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