Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1868, Page 1

EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPTED AT THE STAR BUILDING, S. W. Corner Pa. avenue and 11th street BY NOY BAKER & CO. nh — sn Tee STAK ts served by tae carriers to their eabecribers in the City and District at Tes Cuwrs rex weex. Copies at the counter, with OF withoat wrappers, Two Cents each Prick vou MarLive:—Three months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dollars; ane year, Five Dollars. No pspers are sent fram the office longer than paid for The WEEKLY STAR—publisned on Friday merning— ‘ne Dollar and a Half « Year. OE ers oe on se vo, XXXI. SE Ses Che Foening WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1868. —L——— Siar. N2. 4,7 ROSADALIS. The Great American Health Bestorer, The Best Blood Purifier in the World. DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROSADALIS!: A BAFE AND CERTAIN CURE (auD THE ONLY ONE YET DISCOVERED) For SEROFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS, suem as onsumption, in its Early Stages; hnlargemen and Ulceration of the Glands, Joiate, Bones, Kidneys. and Uterus, Chronic Bheumatiem. Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic Bore Byes, &c. ALSO, SYPHILIs, 13 ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS. DISEASES OF WOMEN, of ite, Sick Headache. Liver Complaint, ot rin ibe backs Imprudence in Life, Gravel, GENERAL ILL HEALTH, And all Diseases of BLOOD, LIVER. KIDNEYS, AND BLADDER. It theroughly eradicates every kind of humor ‘and bad taint. and restores the entire system tea Beaithy condition. IT IS PERFECTLY HABMLESS, never gro- Gucing the slightest injar THE ROSADALIS re BLE Medicine for BLOOD, LiVEE and KIBNEYS. OF Used and endorsed by the Leading Paysi- @ians everywhere it ts known. ‘The following, among many hundreds of our best eltizens, testify to ite wonderful efficacy: CEBTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS. Bantimone, Mo.. Mare ’ I believe Dr. Lawrence's KUSADALIS” to be ‘the Br: a - in Use, and thereiore fully Fecommecnd it as such. - THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D. Bavtimone, February 10, 1968, erences T take pleasure in recommending ALIS asavery powerful alterstive. sed tn t with pa ll soon recoy rr. examined the formula by which your Rosadahs ‘8 made. and find it an it compound of al- erati ft edients. Youretruy, B. W CARR, M.D. a We know Dr. Lawrence's Rosndalis to bea end reliable alterative, 4c. ant take pl January 7, 1868. I hereby certify that I'am personally acquainted wath the rep tine bar sad they are ai tlemen 0 o cy t Soa sialic, 35, Dkvis community. Mayor of Wilson, N. BOSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST CASES OF SCROFULA. STATEMENTS BELOW DEsralg Nor. SLOW AND Witson County, September 10 1ST rence daughter, aged five years "ailicted with, Setofole wesrly " Agreat many Physicians, but ving her mach; in fact. most of them of cu Dosing the lest er, three % fen and commenced giving it to har The far wes marical In less than @ month, (0 my great Jam. sir, BOSADALIS CUBES ALL SKIN DISEASES Wiisom, B. C., Sept. 15, 1857. my som. now aged five years, what prove impure destroyed. his hesith with an inveterate and ox- tremely troublesome Eruption of the Skin, some times breaking out in sores, &. Rosadalis was ribed by my family physician, Dr. A.D. After taking it a few weeks, ame and remains entirely well- Yoursteuiy, J. B. DANL EL. CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. ‘This is to certify that | was eared of Chi i Liver Complaint by Dr. Lawrence's Rounialie, Sfter having been confined to my bed and house for s long time, and trying various ‘medicines with out benedt. pe found im nearly every house in neighborhood. and they ail praise it asa great medicine a THOMAS THORN. Gacene County, August 14, 1867. BOSADALIS IS A POTENT REMEDY IN AL CHRONIC DISEASES. wEeu 6. W. aLounr, WILson, BSQ.. ATTORNEY AT Law, Lae KTH CAROLINA. T have bee: 8 ee es Rae ot Chronic Inflammation of . of ten years GRO. W. BLOUNT. BOSADALIS WILL CUR! VER Casks OF SBRONIC RE uate. 'y, EP*pypocrM, Va., Rebraary 25, 1868. * This in to certify that been Mic ed with Rheumation for the tat fay or ere many times ag 4 7 PREPARED ONLY BY 3. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist, BALTIMOBE, MD. (Late of Wilson, N.C.) PRICE €1.50 PBB BOTTLE. Bold wholesale by all the. prine!pa! Whole, ip all the large cities in the United Bases SEP Srhisa acerca nad voted by Dray giate every’ % All letters of inquiry, &c., promptly answered. Address DR. J.J. LAWRENCE 4 00., soLE PROFPRIBTORS AED MANUFACTD 244 BALTIMORE STREET, Bartimone, Mo. EET FORD. Draggist, ADDRESS TO THE WERVOUS AND DEBILITATED ‘Whose sufferings have been protracted, and whose cases require prompt treatment to rende- existence desirable. If you are suffering, or have suffered, whate ffect does it prodace upen your general health ? Do you feel weak, debliiated, easily tired ? Deess ttle extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys frequently get out of order? Do you have pelis of short breathing, or dyspepsia’ Are your bowels constipated? Do you have spells of fainting, or rushes of blood to the head? Is your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwell- ing upon this subject? Do you feel dull, listess, moping, tired ef company, of life? Do you wish te be left alone, to get away from everybody ? Does any little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep oroken or restless? Is the lustre of your e: brilliant? the bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you | pursue your business with the same energy? Do | you feel as much confidence in yourself? Are your | spirits dull and flagging, given to fits of msian- choly? If #0, do not lay it to your liver or dyspep- | sia. Have you restless nights? Your back weak | your knees weak. and have but little appetite; and you sttribate this to dyspepsia or liver com- y | plaint? Now, reader, did you ever think that these bold, defiant, | fal business men are always those who are in i energetic, persevering, success- perfect health? You never hear such men complain of being melanchely, of nervousness, of pa! they cannot succeed im business; they don’t be- come sad and discournged; they are always polite and pleasant in the company of ladies, and look you and them right in the face—none of your down- cast looks or any other meanness about them. I ation of the heart. They are never afraid do not mean those who keep the organs inflamed by ranning to excess. These wil not ouly ruin their constitutions, but also those they do busincss with or for. ' How many men, from badly-cured diseases and excesses, have brought about that state of weak- ness in those organs that has reduced the general system eo much a# to induce simost every other disease—idiocy, Iunacy, paralysis, spinal affec- tions, suicide, and almost every other form of dis- ease which humanity fs heirto,and the real cause © the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored for all but the right one. Diseases of these organs require the use of a diu- HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BU- CHU is the great Biuretic, and is a certain cure for Diseases of the Bladder, Kidaeys, Gravel, Dropey, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General Debitity, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause eriginating,and no matter of how long standing. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup- ported from these sources, and the health and hap- pines, and that of posterity depends upon prompt use of a reliable remedy. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, establish- od upwards of 18 years, prepared by retic. H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist, No. 694 Brosdway, New York, No, 104 South Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa, ee §1.25 per bottle, or 6 bottles for 6.80, de- red to any sddress. Bold by all Braggist verywhe fH cotf Th: Acme of Medical Science 18 ACHIEVED IN THE WONDE: PUL DISCOVSRY OF NEW MEDI- Z CTMAL PRIN JIPLES IN DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS, OOATED WITH SWEET GUM. et Principle. —A vegetable substitute for Calo- melor Morcury is scoured. . A cahartic {that cleanses the Ailimentary Capai‘and he efgnvoring. Viscera ‘= thoroughly a8 Lobelia does the stomach. : al Harm secured to the se- ting voassla of ail the crgase and gincds ta tao rification and equalization of the circula- ath tion of the bleod. Sth. ‘The propertios of these Pills communicate nciple to the blood and reparative ntritions pi tern. th. A great want is supplied in their soothing, healing und expalsive power in cesce of infostinsl Siceration. asin Eruptive Fevers, where w cure depends upon free evacuations. : . The aged and persons suffering from yey Datotin by ins con cl uns BY bor raly- jay se- res regular evacuations, i ihe its of hap Pills or ope! n fi {hese truly excellent Pills. 1 pinoas of thelr effects on the fyaiem. and the sath Rocce evideuce one box will give yoo of tneir derful curative powers will convince you that your faith and trust in them will become firmly a. tablished. THE PROPERTIES OF DB. RADWAY’S PILLS. They Eynalize the Circulation, Purify the Blood. and Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Hamors, and retained deposits from the system in six hours. TATHARTIC they increase, when sus- pehded. the porlostaitic movement, of the bowel ap’ ote a quick evacuation of its Their influence is extended throughout th 5 rging the retained deposits in the stomach Into Rye duodenum, stimulating the secrotory duets of the pancreas and liver. in the promotion and in- crease of the Slow of bile and pancreatic fluids. PUBGATIVES of common sloes exert their ac- tion on the colon and rectum by irritation of the mcus membrane, without influenci liver or its secretions. Such cathartics are uneafe in ills for general use pee open Oathartie Pil: Tat sntice drastic ual dirchargee, should verti be given in cases jamation Uiccretion of the intestinal camal. ‘The APERIENT snd mild LAXATIVE proper ties of BADWAY’S PILLS are the best safeguard ‘these disorders, and in all cases of eruptions d nt fevers, thelr balramic, Acaling and ‘of the alimen- soothing properties the coat tary passage against the irritant and acrid humors of the fauces. yaten' Ihab phot ge and TONIC Bro) ties of these re of great service in depleting fevers and weer scharges, likewise a8 8 dinner increase the appetite and promote digestion. Their, SEDATIVE propertioe allay pain in, the tem , stomacl els, either fr inflammation, colle, flatulence, wind, cramps, ec, DUNTEB IBBITANT inftue tends: Their COUN % nce Ox! throughout the system whet 8 inflamma- tion, con estion, or irritation, stimulating the blood and nervous fluids he cor vs and equalizing its cireul: Counter Irrita\ ed I ion is ge tel edicine, exem| wonderful curative principle, Foudily witiuirewing from the blowd and Nuidatiet® acrid and irritating humors. AS DIAPHORETICS stimulate the secretions o lation of obstructed persp THEIR DIURETIC proprieties act on the kid peys, correcting regulating the flow of DOBIFICS they ‘in, indace exha- tidus. TI BILIOUS proprictios stimntate tnbliver in the accretion of ile’ and itv ditch ith the biltary a dt ache, Jaundice Bulteus GESTION, caused by t peceicld Ste aa Se biood, four to six. will fel ree pines ree tl patient these difficulties. One or two of Rat Fite taken aay, {By those mabf-et to billions alae torpid ol ver, eo © system Tegular and insure healthy digestion. INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. ‘of Intestinal Obstructions. SPECIAL NOTICES, Tiecoves i the Orluary and Sealant Organs, ° ary and Sei as the thors trata of disorders broapht en by ‘s.. Great numbers have Prompted bys irtanate, I will im is medi- lope, to any one who needs it, rr ri Lt Pree WRC » MMAN, Station D, Bible Honse, my 3m" New York City. AMERICAN HOUSE, fostos. MASSAcHUserts. The very i which have recently been made in thi Hotel, the largest in New England, ens’ Feseiae’ ei atetestafent mete jeuces ee Hor to any other Hotel in the city. le ith bathing- nome ites of apartments, wit Fooma. ‘water closets, &e., attached. one of Tatts magniiice ager elevators, the best ever can structed, conveys ‘0 th story of honee in one min rice have t the entries have been newly and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor- Onghly replenished and refarnished, making it. in 1 its appointments, equal to any hotel in the coun- "ele h O1 , Billiard Halls, and Cafe on the feo Omer BE IS RICH & SON, y 2-Taw3m Prop roprietors. CHILLS AND FEVER, DYSPEP61A, LIVER COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY DIs- EASES CURED. MISHLER’S HERB BITTERS Has cured more diseases where it has been used than all otber Medicines combined. It is the only remedy that really purifies the blood, and bas never failed in curing Dykpepsia, Fever and Ague, and Diseases of the Liver, Sold by all Druggiets and Dealers. DR.&.B. HARTMAN & CO., Proprietors, Lan- caster, Pa Chi Inin fe3-3tS HALL'S VEGETABLE LIAN HAIR RENEWER HAS PROVED ITSEi BE THE MOST PERFECT PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR EVER OF- RED THE PUBLIC. It in a vegetable compound, and contains no inju- rious prope hatever. Ht wall restore Gray Hats 0 its original color. It will keep the bair from talling out. jeanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus- ndid hair dressing. person, old or young, should fail to use it Tis recommended and wsed by the first Medical authority: ®/ Ask for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be- newer, and take nowther ALU &CO.. Nashaa, N. H., Proprietors For sale by ail druggists. my 4-eo2m BATOHELOB’S HAIB DYE. This splendid Halr Bye is the best in the world; the only true and perfeet D: harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappol ent; no ridiculous tints; remedies the il] effects of bad dyes: invigo- rates and leaves the i soft and beautifal hlark brown. Sol ruggists a H MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. AN Essay ror Youna MEn on THe Crime oF B-Litupy, and the Diskasks and ABUsEs which crvate impediments te MARRIAGE, withsure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter gnvelopes, free 9 harge. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelp’ is. Pa. ja 29-3m — STEAMBOAT LINES. Potomac THANSPORTATION LINE. Fu Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore, ing Conm@giions at Aquta Creek wit the iichmtind Bredertck sbure and otomac Ratiroad. The Steamer EXPRESS, ( apt A. O. Nickle, will leave Baltimore, Pier No, Light street whari, every TUESDAY. at, 4 Srrixe at the 6th street! wharf at6 a. m., THURSDAY. to deliver freight Notice will be given when the other boat will be put on the route Freight received all day Friday. ‘The steamer leaves SATURDAY at Ga. m. TER BERRY, Agent, Bixth street wharf, Weshington. D. 0. . NEEDHAM & SONS. ts, myatt “AGP Tightst wharf, beftimore. Fo ooNT veRNo ‘The swift, commodious ana Steamer ARROW, ‘Thomas ‘Stack- je, Commander, will leave her, Where, foot of street. at, 10 andere excepted.) tor MOUNT Bteamer will arrive at he ish p.m. Eiving — for wengers who wi to leave the city. same Breming to take the care for the North, West, aut edmaision inset banerforasa‘gretnge: 4uading ani roun : ‘Tickets for sale at al) tue principal Hotels, aad at ed SAMES BYERS. General Superintendent. 2 fl Be Oe aon Se Wtliarde® Hott. B BISTOL LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BBISTOL. For PROVIDENCE. TAUNTON, NEW BEDFORD, CAPE COD. ned a AN i points of Fenway communication! ast an ort he new aud splendid steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE Inave Pier No. foot CAG. ee ee Lh llamas rd ork, at6 p.m’ daily, Sundayaexcepted. connec ing with steamboat train nt Bristol ata 30 a, my, arriving fu Boston at 6a m. in time to connect with all the morning trains from that city. . The most desirable and pleasant route to the White Mountains. Trave 'S for that point can make direct connec: Hon by way of Providence and Worcester or Boston - State york, and Tickets secured at office ou Pier in New York. om" H. 0. BRIGGS, Gn'l Manager. iB NEW EXPRESS LINE EW YORK, ALEXANDEIA. WASHINGTO ANDRIA. ¥ AND GkORGETOWN. OLD LINE. aime BEGULAR SAILING DAYS, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 19 M. FEOM NEW YORK SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to B. DAVIDSON, Agent 63 Water etreet, Georgetown, D-0. E &00., Agent, JAMES HAND, Agon ppt Freight received ce! iy a toa parts th despatch. ht count] SiN B. DAVIDSON, Agent. pie ae de Si-tf . W. THOMPSON Pree't. ‘UE NEW PATENT CORSET STEELS. At BAUM 8, (General Agent,) HOOP SKIRT AND COBSET FACTORY, my7 49 LOUISIANA AVENUS. FER ana a battle TSE MAS *sfouany pumay, Soo 1308 street, George! THE EVENING STAR ST Washington News and Gossip. IMPEACHMENT. The bears in impeachment stock made a tre- mendous rally last evening, and for a time had itall their own way at the leading hotels and other points where transactions in the market are carried on. Friends of the President, who ‘were supposed to know a thing or two, were | -betting wild on acquittal—two to one, ten to one, an hundred to one. Later at night the bulls rallied, swept everything, and fprofessed to be particularly anxious to find any party anxious to bet on acquittal. To-day it bas been a see-saw operation, the bears being uppermost one hour and the balls the next. Should the excitement increase in the ratio ithas for the Inst forty-eight hours, by Tuesday it will be up to fever heat, and something over. Undoubtedly, Tuesday will will be the most exciting day in Washington since the surrender of Lee's army. THE ELkcTIon 18 FLortpa AND GEorGIA.— General Grant this morning received the fol- lowing telegram from General Meade: ATLANTA, May 8 1568: To General 1. S. Grant, Commanding Armies United States.—Colo- nel Sprague telegraphs “election in Florida passed off without disorder.” Judging from partial returns the Constitution bas been rati- fied by about 3,000 majority and Reed ticket (Repub:ican) elected by a small majority. The official returns have been received in this State from all but one county and show that the Constitution has been ratified by 17,933 majority. Bullock elected by 7.220 mrjority. In the Senate there are 27 Republicans and 16 Democrats, one doubtful. In the House there are 85 Republicans 24 Democrats and six doubt- ful. [Signed.] Geo. G. MEapE, Maj. General. THE ADDITIONAL VoTING PRECINCTS.—The committee of the Board of Common Council to whom was referred the Aldermen's bill to establish in each ward from six to eight voting at a meeting this afternoon, agreed to Teport the billon Msnday night with an amend- ment making five precincts in each ward, From THE STONEWALL—A letter received by & gentleman in this city trom Commander George Brown, of the Siouewall, dated Hono- lulu, March 15th, 1565, stites that he reached there on the 13th of that month, after a passage of forty days irom Callao, having been twenty- six days under sail alone. He expected to sail from Horolulu on the 24th of March, and would probably reach Yokohama by May 1. R.T. McLatn; Esq., Chief Clerk of the Agri- cultural Departinent, who has been in bad health for some time past, 1s absent on leave, bis physicians having recommended bim to go North. He will remain in New England until his health improves. During his absence Gro. Helmick, Esq., will discharge the duties of Chief Clerk. THE Wuitr Housk.—There were a number of visitor’ at the White House to-day, nearly all of whom were admitiod to ses the Presi dent. General Rousseau and several Repre- sentatives had interviews with the Execative this forenoon. A COMMITTEE FROM SovuTH CAROLINA ap- peared before the Reconstruction Committee of the House yesterday, to remoastrate, on the port of the white people of the State, against the Constitat‘on re-ently adopted by the Recon. struction Convention. Ex-PRESIDENT BUCHANAN (according to dis- patches trom Lancaster, Pa,,) is lying danger- ously ill at Wheatland. Music at THE PrEsipent’s.—The Marine band will perform at the President's this after- noon, being the first performance of the season- Po.iTicaL.—The veteran politician Thurlow Weed says of the nomination for the V President of Heary Wilson of Ma cachusetts, just rade by the Republican State Con vention of Virginia: “Without disparaging other distinguished candidates for Vice Fresid ree to say that Gen. Wilson has, by long yoars of devotion tothe Republican cavse, ¢ its confidence and is entitled to his reward. —— The Mc(sregor (Iowa,) News has comes out for Hamlin for Vice President. The News bas for some time csrried at ibe bead of its columns the names of Grant and Sheridan, but seeing that a civil'an is likely to be nominated for the second place on the ticket, now advo- cates Hamlin. —Richard Smith, Esq,, editor of the Cin- cinnati Gazetie, publishes a card declining to become a candidate for Congress, or any other office. ——The Dover (N. H.) Gazette hoists the flag of Hancock and Englich, subyect to the decision of the Democrat jonal Convention. ——The colored vote in Georgia did not go all one way. Houston County, which, by the registry, showed a colored majority of 2,200, gave Gordon, the Democratic candidate for Governor, 324 majority. Whence the editor of the Mrcon Jelesraph takes courage, and shouts “Glorious old Housion !"” ——The Hon. S. Newton Prttis,of Mead ville, is proposed as the Republican candidrte for Congress in the Pennsylvania Twentieth Dis- trict, the protracted illness of the present in- cumbent, the Hon. D. A. Finney, rendering it impossible for him to discharge the duties of the position, —- +e -___ AYFAIRS Is PRINCE GEORGE CocNTY MD. The following i re from the Prince Geor- gian of yesterday The School Commissioners.—The new Board of School Commissioners for this county met on Wednesday. The Soard organized by the ap- pointment of Dr. John H. Bayne. of Spaldings district, as President. George W. Wilson was Appointed Secretary pro tem. The vexed ques- tion of appointing & Secretary, Treasurer and Examiner was postpored until the Board can obtain the opinion et Hon. Isaac D. Jones, At- torney General, on the law. Democratic Primary Mretings.—We have been requested to calla meeting of the Democrauc voters on Saturday, the 23d instant, for the pur- pose of sending Delegates to a County Conven- tion, to be held in this place on Thursday, the 2th. The State Convention meets in Baltimore on Wednesday, the 3d of June. Sale of Real Estate——On Thursday of last week, Stephen Belt, Fsq., disposed of about four hundred acres of his land, situated near the dividing line between Marlborough and Queen Anne Districts. for $23,000 cash. It was ining by Thomas Clagett, Esq., of Marl- rough District. Tue epee Stats fergie ta MitTEE of Maryland assem! yesterday in Ealtimore, and’ organised 4 electing c. Fulton chairman, and J. C. McGarigle secre- tary. rs. J. Le ee aay, Stock- bridge, W. J. Albert, Joseph Meredith, G. Ww. ids and C. C. Fulton re repaints committee tu prepare an address to People clormg the gratification of the Republicans of Maryland st the of the spesdy removal: from office of A ‘Wade. It was resolved thot “the only body authorised to declare a platform of princ eet for the Republican ‘ty of Mar; a State Convention of the 1 ublicans of the State Central State arly called Committee for that purpose. ‘Miles O’Rielly bas bought a : oma bundred acres about sixty salies coun er TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ease of Barrett, recent- ly convicted of complicity in the Clerken well crime, has been disproved by further Govern- ment inquiry, and the death sentence will therefore be carried out. Messrs. Nugent and O'Connor, of the Jack- mel packet prisoners, were not released. They are still in confinement, and will be tried at an early day. The betrothal of the Crown Prince of Den- read the Princess Louise, of England, is lenied, THE SOUTHWEST PACIF RAIL. ROAD. Sr. Lovis, May 9.—The ———— ot the Southwest Pacific railroad met yesterday, and after the requiste ameunt of stock had beea subscribed, the following directors were elect- ed: A. H. ©. D. A. S. Di. ven, G. V. Nox, W. S. Halsey, Henry S. Davis, of New York, Clinton B. Fiske, of St. Louis, S. G. Parrish, of Mount Vernon, Missouri, Thos. A. Bates, Freeman Clarke, H. H. Ooffere, ot Rochester, F. B. Hayes, and A Pierce, Jr.. 01 Boston. The board adjourned to meet in New York on May ith, when the general officers will be elected. C.D. Cragin was elected chairman of the board. The stock subscription books will be opened at Bank of St. Louis: office of Ben. Halliday, New York; Pierce & Bacon, Boston. A band of Indians made an attack yesterdry on the Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas Branch, west of Cayate, and burned three car loads of freight, tore down the telegraph, and then moved towards Cayate, Wo companies of cavalry have been ordered trom Fort Hays to pursue the Indians. The other po: fied of the condition of affurs, — —__-«.. INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Dvrine the week ending to-day there has been received at the Treasury Department, from the Printing Division, $378,000 in frac- tional currency. During the same period the &mount forwarded was as follows:—To the Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans, $50,000; Assistant Treasurer at New York, ‘$20,000; National Banks and others, $290,297.30. Total, $640,297.30, and $43,742 in notes forwarded to National Banks. The amount of securities held by the Treas- urer of the United States in trust for National Banks, reporied to-day, were as follows: For circulating notes, $341.925,.00; for deposits of public moneys, €35,344,950. Total, $350,206,950. The amount ot National Bank currency is- sued during the week was £44,200, making the total” amount issued up to date $37,614,951 From this is to be deducted the fol amounts :—Matilated bills returned. 5 notes of insolvent banks redeemed urned by Treasurer, $522.24: leaving in actual cireu- lation at this date, $299,765. 155. The amount of fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the week was $455,000). Government Securities. Wasnineton, May 9, 1568—Jay Oooke & Co, furnish the following quotations of Gor- ernment securities : U.S. 6s Coupon, 1881 U.S. Five Twenties, U.S. Five Twenties, 1864. U Five Twenties, 1865. [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : New Yore, May 9.—First Board—U. S. 6's, ASI, coupon, 113),; 5.20's, 1862, coupons, Hex: 1864, coupon, 107; 1865, coupons, 107 4: IS65. coupon, new, 10% y; 5.20"s, Is81, coupon, 195: 10.40"s, coupons, 13 i: 7.30's, second, 1074 :7.30"s, | third. 107; Pacific Mail, «3s; Oluo and Missis- si] Corti ites, 315; Mariposa, )5; Atlantic Mall Canton. 31: Canberliod 320) W. Union Telegraph, 35; Water Power, 20 68 do, preterrd, 744 tral. 117 ; Michigan South. along the line have been noti- | % | travelled six consecutive years. Report adop LOCAL NEW: Morwing at 10 o'clve albert previding Bisbop. Afier reading of the Scripteres and othe exere ors, sade pai er, thn fer © report oa oo Urustters of th dvhason, pf the A. d to thé Conte bar, fo aitT, Mae tecd tn rezard tothe Zion erg and Werkly Review, which was referred _. The coustituiion and by-laws of the Joint Stock Company of (ne A.M E. Zton of New York ‘city, wes rad and refe thy Committee ou the Book Qoncern A number of otber ietirrs were read and re- ferred to appropriste Committers. Revs. Mesers. Wjilisms, Dorrell, Davis, and Mitcbell, of the A.M. E. Qnurch, were intro- duced to the Gonterence, and invited to seats within the bar, ‘The report of the Commi:te: on the Revision of the Iiscipline was read ty Elder W. F. But- ler, and referred to the spproprinte committee. Thr following commit.ers were announced On Revision of Dircipline--W. F. Butler, J. W. Hood, J. J, Movre, J. P. Thompson,and A. Cole J. 'W. Hoot, a. ‘On the State of the Church E. Anderson, Wm. H. Pitts, Wm. H. Decker, and Jobn Holliday. On Zion's Stundard—J_ P. Thor ST. Jones. WH. Decker, M. B. Cross and lay del- egnte G. H. Washington Vn thy Book Concern—Rev. GA. Spy wood, Wm. H. Decker, J.P. Thompson. J. A. Wii- ¥ liams, and J. Da On Boundaries—Reve. S. T. Jones, J. W ilies, A. Hamman, and A. E. Hood, Wm. Andersen, On Episcopacy—Reve. J. J. Meere, Jacob Thomer, Grorge A. Spy wood, J..A. Trusty, and tA oad T Un Education—Revs. W. J. Strong, James N. Glowcester, N. Suabbs, W. F. Butier, and W. n Apprals.—Reve. J. A. Walliams, Ellis Lavander, J. Alexander, George Price, aod Jobn Tappan On Sunday Schools.—Revs, J. W. Logan, J. A. Jones, D. Kennedy, T. James, apd KR. A. Dyson. On Tempererce.—Jobn Holliday, Jamen Allen, Henry Debose, Win. Martin. and W. C. Marsball. Un Staustios.—W. F. Butler, J. ©. Strong, J. W. Heod: J. Dutton, Isham ©. Cl On Finance.—J. Tappan J.P. Hamman, S. T. Jones, Jones, and R. H. Dyson. On Examination of Conference Joarnal —. W. Washington. On Post Office.—J. E. Lee. On Memorials.—J. J. Moore, J. Holliday, J. W. Hoed, J. Thomas, and N. Stutts, @n Consolidation —S, T. B. Jones, Muses Burr, and others. On motion, twelve o'clock Monday next was fixed upon as the time ier Learing the pre- siding Bishop's amnual address. The tollowing appointments for Sabbath ser- Vices to-morrow were announced; after which tbe Conference took a recess: Wesley Zion Church, 1) street, (Isiand.)— Dempsey Kennedy at 11 o'clock am, J. Wood at 3 o'clock p.m; and A. E. Anderson at o'clock p. m. Union Wesley Church, Letreet, near Oircle.— W.H. Miles at 11 o'clock a.m. J. J. Moore at 3 o'clock p.m; and Allen Hannan ats o'clock . mn. P John Wesley Church, Conn cticut avenue.— T. A. Davis at 1) o'clock a. m.; G_H W: ington at 3 o'clock p.m.; and J. P. Thom, at 8 o'clock p.m. Galvreath Chapel, L street, between 4th and Sth strevts west.—Ellis Lavender at 11 o'clock a.m.; 8.G. Golden at 3 o'clock p.m. | B. Mathews at + o'clock p.m | The Afrioan Methodist ] emer. Fifth Day.—Atter our report closed yesterday, the consideration of the resolutions offered in themorning by Rey. Mr. McIntosh, mstracting the committee on the revision of the discipliae to provide for giving the Southern Conferences full represeptation, was resumed, and after | some depate were adopted. | _ Rev. A. R. Green was admitted ax an hono- ws f member of the conference. . F. Sluly, Chairman of Committee on Del- egations, unfavorably on the adm)s- sion of Rey. Joseph A. Nelson, he pot having dD. piscapal Confer- ed. Adjourned. | "Sisth Day—The Conference reassembled at | Israel Church this morning, when Bighop | Wayman read the Quadrennial address. Tae | address alludes to the fact that when the last | General Conference met war was desolatiog | the land. Dut that war bad ceased, and left & fine country, opening a field tor them of sur. possing promi-e in ibe My sismppi Valley and | along the Atlantic const, by which th | bers h tes had been opened to them, and they hed teen explored irom centre to circumter- ence. The Ohio Conference hed extended its work into Eastern Kentucky and Westera Vir- ginia; the Louisiana Conference into Western Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkarcas, Texas and Northwestern Missouri, the South Carolicn Conference into Norm Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Since thea Conferences bad been organized in Florida aud Virginia. A number of suggestions are made | as to the discipline and the subject of lay dele- gation is referred to, as also that of presiding elders to assist the bishops in the saperintend- ence of the Soutbern work. In relation to the union with the A. M. E. Zion Church, £34; Illinois Central, 16; Cleveland au4-+ lhe address etates thas terms Were acread ou be do. pref'd, burg, $4; Northwestern, 65; . stand, BO: at 69f.—300. LiverPoot, May 9, 11.15. m.—Cotton opens quick: day's estimated at 7,000 bales: Mud- ling Uplands, 12; Orleans, 2. ——_—_ Wall Street To-day. New York, May 9%.—Stocks active and heavy. Money 6a7 per cent, Exchange, 1X. Gold, 140. Governments quiet. Te-day's N Yerk Markets. [By Telegraph.) New Yorn, May 9.—Flour quiei and firm. Wheat is asbad firmer. Corn ic lower. Pork lower; new mess, 8%.3°\4. Lard drooping, at IsXal9e. Cotton Cull and declining; at 31K cents for Middling Uplands. Freights firm. Turpentine quiet at Ssa58\c. Rosin firm at $3.25 for common strained. +200. Tae Dancers or Kenosexe.—The New- ie ie 1.) News says on Saturday evening the ily of Mr. Samuel Carr, residing on Spring street, Went out and left a large kerosene lam| on the table burning in the usual manner, Qa their return it was found that the lamp had ex- ploded, breaking even the porcelain standard ‘and base into atoms, and that the room had been on fire. Newspapers, books, a work-basket and otber articles, were wholly or partly destroyed by the fire, which had expended itself on them ‘And gone out. The ceiling and walls of the room were thoroughly blackened, so that the T bas to be taken off and the = @ivision, which is perhaps the a Js a representative body com, ‘dot deleguineiny "ana. let ods, the number of delegates from each district tein, "Thencare now eome two hundred and fiy delegatre present.’ iG de phenees Sranqa acct ees gener ames Sytereaeae Roe BT the i i | 8 convention, and the plan bas been voted on /a | # nuraber of circuits and stations; and as tar as beard irom the plen or plattorm bas peen re- jected, although they (the bishops) are satisfied | that a majority are in savor of the union. The bishops recommend the creation of fourtera new conferences, most of them im the South ra ‘States. The balance of the session was spent im dix- cussing proposed amendments to the discipline, &e. The following appointments were announced sor to-morrow : Jsrari.—1i, Bishop Wayman: 34, Rev. W. L. Lankford: *, G. H. Grahem. (Cnion Bethel.— Bishop Ca.apbell, H. J. Young, A. L. Stanford. St. Paul’s—Bisbop W. P. Quinn, Joba Tur- | ner, J. M ‘Wilkerson. Pisgah—W. ii. W. Win- der, W. H. Williams, Jacob Mitchell * " . - © a = 4 nezer, | (Georgetown).—Jas. M. Williams, Wm. M. Watson, James A. Shorier. Methodist E. Churches—Asbury.—D). P. Seaton, S. Watts, N. H. Turpin. benerer, (Navy Yard)—-A. T. Hall at 11 o'clock, Bartlett Tay- lor at 5. Last Washington Mitrion.—W. J. Gaines atlt.L. E. Boyer at 5. Si. John’s,( Alexendria) G. Waters, Theo. Strother, and Joseph A. Nel- son. 11, 3, and § o'clock. Mt. Zion, (George. town).—Jacob Nicholson, D. Cooper, R. L. M Hogan. Messrs. Green & Wil- liams, auctioneers, yesterday, sola part of lo! in square No. 382, fronting on 9h street tween the canal and Louisiana avenue, #: jot No.1, in square No. #8, fronting on +th st bet 2 Market 7 ‘with the improvements, con- west, to S. Groding, for #5,0 and part of lot No. 2, with the improvements, consisting of a good ‘eight-room house, fronting on I streot porth, between th and Sth streets west, to H. L. Turner, for @?,800. Fe iineaa ios persion the Onte taser at who ‘Rot take and -three Saran ouBiOs, ti SS