Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1868, Page 1

ad ———_Ss EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY- SUNDAY EXCEPTED AT THE STAR BUILDING, S. W. Cerner Pa. avenue amd Lith street | u NOYES, BAKER & CO. pater ares The STAR is served by the carriers to theit eubecribere inthe Outy ana District at Ten | Onnte rea WEEK. ies at the counter, with | OF Without wrappers, Cuwrs each Price ror Mau ‘Three mcathe, One Deller and Fifty Cents; six months, Three a Spe year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from tRe office longer than paid for. i EEKLY STAR—publisned on Friday | Dollar and a Half « Year. T . XXXL. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS, maining im the Washington City Pest Office, Friday, May 22, 1865, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, ©F-To obteim any of these letters the applicant mart call for “Advertined Letters,” giving the dats BZ" If wot called for within one month they will be sent to the Dead Letter (fice. a LADIES’ List. pA A BMes; Andrews J BMre; Ahern e in; Athens Mar; 33—Bine a, Brown Ann Mrs, Boyd Belle; Bat- ler Chine Mrs; Botelec © M Mrs, wutier Fan: W Mrs: Brown i H Mrs; Buckne! Jack born Mary ; Borden Sarah ; Coo’ Cathe- ly Mra; Crox- THE GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL Di'megEs ov TEE GIVES, STOMACH, OB DIGHSTIVR ORGANS wley Mary; Urosby HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS erase | Sinetiy termed Beira er Gioen may are suvlrely fre Wome its pie. sconce: HOOFLAND'S CERMAN TONIO "Lucy Mrs, colored; Lizzie. fap Bedgea BF Mre: ine, ¢ ira, Haskell Harney Ellen mre : hove proferring « Medicine freo from Alcoholic | Harne; edmixture, will use Hirst Kiiea B Mre; Hodge kdwd B Mrs, =; Kendereon F R; Hunter Fanny Mra; Hyde S@OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. Hil Havorah Mr«: Harken Jane Mrs. corms eri ay oa F a ; ‘the Bitters, ne stated. will use Bolieewarth Semt Bre: Hilton, ire < ‘i HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIO. xls 12 Mrs Jehne Bat Mes Jemneon, Kut ‘They are both equally goed, and contain the | cu Lavinia. Johnson Margaret; Jer; medicinal virsuce, thetholce (wo | UliviavJebuon Bk Mies dotnans Bones ore between the two taste, te Tonic being the K—Kennore & C Mra; Keeling Fanny G; Kil- des: Leavy JM Mra: Lee Ju MT Leak Lottie stews Macias Alice Mrs: Aunie ‘@ mere matter ef Palatadle. stomach, from a variety of eanses, such as mates _ psia, Nervous Debility, etc., ry * crore sa ue deranged’ Ths | rapmpattining ee closely as it doce with the | ge ae Feng ged pal ee | Suehivveateees Oe mere Ornstipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Pulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity Y the Stomach, Nausea, Heart- burn, Diseust for Food, Fuiness or Weight im the Stomach, ‘Sour Eructations, Sink fms or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Herried or Dificult Breathine, Fluttering at the Heart, Ghobins oF Suflcating Sensations when tw Lyine Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dets or Webbs before the Sizht, Dull Pain im the Head. De&- Madison Myer Mevning Bessie: Murphy Ellen: Madison’ Prager ira, 2; Mrs: Myers Henry A Mrs. Mi J ray Jobn Mrs; Morchouse Martia Mise; Milburn M. M MM Mi —Newman Chas F Mrs; Nugent Catherine B; ar Fred & J Mrs; Northlack Jane Mrs; Newton ‘O—Urmes Annie; Odenwald J Mrs; Older Jas M rs. P—Patton 4 Potter Ann Mrs; Peddicord © Tt Mes; Proctor Emma J; Playter Honry Mrs: Parker Isabel M. Prather Julia; Payor Marga- t. Ps N; Prim darah Mrs. Annie Mrs: Rebinson Adell; Boys ;_ Baymond © Mrs; Kobinson Chas Mrs: Remick Frances M; Bibbeck Marie; Riley Mollie Mra; Reid 8 & Mrs; Kelly Susan; Boss Vie toria; Reynolds rs. ciency of Perspiration, Yel- S— She gnes Mra: Smith Ann; Street An- lowness of the Skum and nie Mrs ig Catharine Mrs: scott Eliza Mrs Sprott Eauice Mre Byes, Pain im the side, Slason Harriet Back. Chest, Limbs, ete., Sud- den Flushes of Heat, Burning im the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Beil, and Great Depression of Spirits. fe these diseases shoul reise Pee ree 5 only that which he is as vestigations and inquirtes - true merit, is skilfully compounded, is inyarious ingrediente, and hae established for S reputation for the cure of these diseases this connection we would submit those well- oo mith Emm Fannie A; Shawxeok Mri Mrs, Smallwood Henrietta M: Smith 8 F Wm Mri ton F mn Barrist: Tem Taylor Martha Mary Jane; 'y Mrs; Taorn —Van Voorhies Dil Mrs. Wr West Dolly Mrs; Williams Rlizabeth 1 Mew, c fnown remedi White Lucind ; Willisms Laura; William: Loerie TF Mre: Winston Le cea 1; Waahineran HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, ea ears eae me Weer: ahaa Sas GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A—Allen Dr C; Anderson G; Atwater HH; Al- oe GS ae EB, Atchison J W; Aughs M A; Allen Wm '#3—Burch Arthur; Burch AR; Brown A —— W, Busher B P, Brooks Connel Brice © well Hou C I David Breil Kaw: HOOFLAND'S GEEMAN TONIC, PREPARED BY DE. U. M. JACKSON, PEILapEtruia, Pa. since they were first fatro ry '» durii hich time they have’ undoubtediy Performed ‘ore curce, and benefitted suffering humanity toa Eevee ent thas ey other remedies Ruown to | val be Babson at ubson Hairy Batier Jue: Bally Ju 0. Benedict J Newton, Be ton Isaac H: Boirtol JD, Brown J D, Bell John; Burke Jas il; Bray Ju; Baby sir: Salley Mc: nace seusedses Wit ePectuctiy cate Liver Com | Bolling Col RE Biggin MH: Beck: . Jaundice, pain, Chronic or Nervous | Val RB Sieg A itty, Chronic. BrarPuues. Disease et the Like Barker Sem|; Bleokman Ser Burkheat WN: Barbank WH; Blanchard Wa, Brown Wu P. mm; Chambers B: Cooke Chas B; Chemey Dowen Ej Gvoper David M, ey Capt Klisha; Christian Francis: Geo 8; Clark Geo C 1B M; Curtis Jas Coraden Jno; Cormick Jno; Caverly JB 2 1 all diseases arising froma Disordered SGtomach. of lntestinest Beye, DEBILITY, Basulting from any Cause whatever; Prostrat the System, taduced by Sceere Labor: Hard.” | a | dy James; Champlin Vol 'J D! > Fevers, &c. i a "oinrk diss: ‘clack ey. Mr: senteslins anni | A Ni in &; jak "A tone ph hs imparted | mings Pips Covert Crubler Roland; ’ Olark . the appetite is etre: ed. | Kobert: Olark 8 J: Stok ~ digests promptly. the | Samuel, Calvert is eradicaied fram | 1>—Dent AS; Dan Col cheeks, and the | ricksou David; Dunply E coe tee bavie Oot ‘ino Ws Diemos Jes'as # Dalip ieee De > jae A, 2; iy i, ir oe Site LIF. so Dame Jno W; Dismon J. Lette Ree " of time ight: heat A ry Spon thon with all fos steosdons is find in | ocak ees ‘eee of ibis BITTEES. of the TUNIC, an olizit Win F; Dy fe inte their vetns, restore {n ™. measure the energy and ardor of more youthful | Eston T M; Bly George B: Esk- build ap thelr shrunkeu forms, sud give | ride Jones raon Jas @: Kidy J M; Km ‘Bealth and happiness to thetr remaining years. §=— art Loyd; Mruest Uol 8 W; Eddy T #; Enright v1 | 7" Parrall Alfred; Fitzbue 18 is a well lusaabee tat te fall one-half ot | By ‘aor awe! on Be female portion of our ation are seldom (a | enjoyment of good OF. theli jon, “never feel well.” "Phey are langan. devoid of all energy, nervous, and hav ‘Bo appetite. To this class of persons the BITTERS, or the | TONIC. is ly Fecommended. WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Age made strong by the use of either of these re dice, ad i cure every case of MARASMUS “without tail. is of certificates have accumulated { the bands of the proprietor, but space will allow | of the publication of but » it will be ‘ebeorved. are men of note andof uses ending that ‘they must be believed. i * ian Jno L; Hustance J Hotten James; Hamberg Jas; Hammerslye Judge; Hyatt Joseph a no ¥; Mongworth J: HasrisJ SESSENONIAIS. Biirris Jon a; Usedereas “Secon Hehe | Bincks Jas; Holmes Jas N; Hune Jao F. Hat J HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD, W, Hoyle L; Henesey Marion Chis Justice af the Supreme Court of Pa.. writes: Lu tis: Healy P; Hare Patrick: Hoffman B NoWsceB LA ‘on Samuel, Holyhimer Samael | Roles erereriactte’ viotubesty r Hutchiy ave; f casce of debifity and want of Uington Wm; Hotebios WO; Rubicll WW, Hill Bie GEu. W. WOODWALD.” HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Fudse af the Supreme Cour: of Pennsylvania. “2 eid Francs D; Ivana John 0: Iele- so iekenes is: Jeffries F; Jon Jordan J 8: Jarboe Jensen N; Johnson Rich- 1 1H FSiLADeL Pala, April 28, 1006. Se 2 ; medicine im cases of attacks of Indi, Eritin 96 0: KpooeF 8; 3 Bt cortify from perk: A isaac: ing @ D. Kil- bz ph hy ee fae Cn Mink ion BC.2; Binselend Rebeed: JAMES THOMPSON.” i = grove <3 “Allew;Ladsey R H:Le¢ley D J:Leep- siger Havin, bord ol Geo W Lognear J W: Len- Bonth Jno; J FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNABD.D.D., Paster of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelpsia ‘ksom—Deer FROM BEV. E. D. PENDALL, Assistant Ed isor Christian Chronicle, Phila. J have derived decided benefi rman Bitters, aad mbus; Neleoi Nelade Wu Nichole ‘Dear * ly J 8, O'Won- ute “bateta' O'grlon Patrice; CH Pough A E; Parker Alden; Obaries; Perkine G ard Praok Bi PBiIcEs. = qcdoné’s Gorman Bitters, Dotthe meme G1 0 nee segs oon eyes ae ‘7 Do not forget to examine Weil the article you parsinerdee genuine. a: te get the end Dealers everywhere, sw Coiumbes, Smith ‘Chea Hi: ates bse: TF he Lueniny ¢ & WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY. 22, 1868. wi WH; Southard Wm; Stuart Shatter Wan; Gancer' Master Wallis't: Scogeld © Straton WD; Schutt Wm H; Swarts Wi m here ‘Thomas, Wright Thos, ers Thomas; Wr! 08; lis FC; Whalon Thos; Wheatly Thos; Wilson im B F Young of Band “Navy S.J BOWEN. P.M Ww will Jas; Walter Thos W; Weaver W ‘¥—Voupe Charles; Y: CERTAIN CURE FOR OV! DRENKING DOC’ vi KURR’S ANTI-INEBRIANT TREND PHOPHYLAGTIC EXTRACT. Attention is called to this inval -ases of over indulgence in stimul: jseases ‘all; Tt is urely @ vegetable pre} ation, aud has been used by the discoverer fa hie at Row offered. to, u fidence that me festimonials of bighiy its will be appreciated; and respectable persons have been received certifying to ite great excellence aud ve it a ti fale by ail druggiate and at Room No. 10 par er Pein vow KUBR & UO. IMPORTER OF PABISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 7% Cite Trevise, Paris, Is constantly receiving New Goods, selected by hie is. His Mantilias, Silke, Bat- me, Weathersy Heat Lecast ‘Trimnitngs, er Lubin’s Perfumery, Kid Gloves, etc., etc., ‘be surpassed by ary other house in quality and price. tillas made to order, Ordees tor Gente from Paris tates mohm-ly SEVENTH STREET 496rwo DUORSSRELUW- ODD re.496 Lows’ HALL TAND.) An LADIES AND ICE LOON. ing purchased the stock, good-will and fix turce ofthis old eetabiiehea Bakery. aud nevin opened {p connection ith at a tiret class CON PECTIONEBY and 1OBCREAMSALOOS¢1 wish all my old customers and the public generally to Mf Ice, Cream Salcon is located above the Store ith private entrance, and fitted up with every con- Yenience to sult purchasers. iy on band a large amortment, of conf cow of every description. SOHN VOGT. my 16-Im* Two doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. fILK TESTS.—Small glass inetraments which readily detect the presence of Potomac er pomp water in milk. showing accurately the per- ee ee KING PLACE, DY, PRABOPY oy AND LOOKSMITH, ar DEAL! y POWDER, Lis PERCUSSION CAPS BND casthipass or ue Fe pe Ol Baty “Washington Deo. G. aurazp watt & co. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STBEBT, AB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. w (First establiehed im 1858.) TRUNK We invite special attention to eur large and well assorted M. WILLIAN ee JOHN VOGT CON jar STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, nd all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, greatly reduced prices. Call and take a look at ask W fereroom. before ing your se- at our Trask Wi lections. ‘Trunks marked and sent to all parts of the city, free of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. epo-tt A ne DIAS JSPECTA . PLATED GUUDS, UFE il ee the very lowest care TAKE NOTICE | Repairs for ail kinds and stzes of sTorMs NACE! fan be found at BOY" BTOVE and ARDWARE. 479 Sth street . Brit pame and Dumber of store, ROBERT BOYD. 479 ae Diand B streets, ithe TRAVELING Bags, Li ND MEN'S SATCHELS, THE LABGEST STOCK AND GREATEST VARIETY IN THE DISTRICT, AT THE 7. (ar ipenah or |. TOPHAM & CO., JAMES S 500 ENTH 8' ET. One Door sbove Odd Fellows’ Hall. TRING —Ti REPA we or vip ENTH STREET, ‘REET AND MASS. AVENUE, Sag fiy baagay a Tuner ry Paras TAPESTRY “PLY. T AND COMMO! TRY IAGRAIN CARPETING oe splendid selectionof RUGS, MATS, &o. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths, from 3 feet to 19 feet wide. Sek eae x on tberal margtns THE EVENING STAR Washington News and Gossip. ConoraTuLations TO GuneraL GRayxT.— Gep. Grant was called on by « large nuniber of visitors last evening. Who desired to express | personally to bim their sttistaction at the choice ofthe Chicago Convention. Many of the tel- egrams received last evening were highly con- gratulatory in their character, and though the General must naturally bave b-en much grat- iffed at the unanimity of sentiment in his favor, he preserved his usual undemonstrative man- ner. Upon reeeiving the congratulations of Major General Howard, he quietly remarked that he was sorry that the Convention had not taken upa more worthy champion, but, as i: had selected him. he would accept the respon- sibility, and if elected perform his duties con- scientiously. CoxGRaTULATIONS TO SPEAKER GoLFAx.— Speaker Colfax was yesterday the recipient of 8 series of complimentary calls, extending throughout the entire day and evening. The Speaker's room at the Capitol was crowded during the entire day, and the Speaker re- ceived numerous dispatches from William Or- ten, President of the Western Union Telegraph Company, who forwarded dispatches every few minutes, both to Speaker Colfax and Sena- tor Wade. The third and fourth dispatches, announcing continued gains for Mr. Colfax, were received with applause, and the tollow- ing, which was the last, created general enthu- siasm among Mr. Colfax’s friends: CHicaGo, May 21, 1568,—Hon. Schuyler CAlfar Accept my warmest congratulations upon our nomisation for Vice President on the fifth Pallot Ballot declared amid the wildest en- thusiasm and evidences of universal <atistac- tion. Wa. Ortow, The cheering following the reading of this dispatch attracted a perfect throng to the room, and three cheers for Colfax were given. Among those present during the day were Senator Harlan, Messrs. Banks, Paine, Washburn of Indiana, Orth, Higby, Loughridge, Wilson, Robertson, Laflin, Van Horn, Hunter, and other prominent persons. During the evening Speaker Colfax replied to Mr. @rton’s telegram as follows: Wasuineton, D.C., May 21.—W.Orton, Pres- ident Western Union Tevegraph Company: Thanks for the many teiegrams you bave sent me to- day. The expression of confidence in me by the convention of the party I love so much, fills me with gratitude which my feeble words are unable to express, ScuuyLer Conrax The residence of the Speaker, No. 1, Presi- dent's Sq was thrown oven to his friends, an immense number of whom called and were cordially received by the Speaker and Mr: and Miss Mathews. Among the prominent Visitors were Secretary Stanton, accompanied by Senators Morgan and Conkling, Senators Harlan and Howe, General O. O. Howard, Judge Wy lie, the members of General Grant's staff, Messrs. Julian, Van Horn, Blaine, and others. The Speaker was constantly in receipt of tel- egrams during the evening. The tollowiag are Among the most important: Harriseure, May 2) fax: Please accept my ngratula- Uons upon your nomination as Vice Presient of the United States. Pennsylvania will do her duty. Jamwestown, N.Y, M eral Grant in having an associate so wor- thy toshare with him the cordial support of the people, Revues EB Feytoy. CHICAGO, May 21.—Hom. Schuyler € Indiana delegation send their heartiv gratulations, {Signed by the members.) THE IMPEACHMENT INVESTIGATION.—The Managers of Impeachment were in session again yesterday at the Judiciary Committee Toom of the House of Representatives. The members of the Committee present were Messrs, Batler, Wilson, Williams and Boutwell, end the Managers were eugaged for some time in the examination of telegrams. Telegraph meu from the several offices in Baltimore having been summoned were present. The demand ct the Managers was for all the despatches in the several offices, but some of the officers ot the telegraph companies having demurred, they have agreed to designate such telegrams x= they need. Mr. Woolley was not present, plead- ing illness. Col. Cooper, Acting Assistant Secretary ot the Treasury, and late private secretary to the President, Was examined, and questioned if he Was approached by any person to use money for the acquittal of the President. He an- swered —“ Yes: a person sought an interview with bim, acting in the name of and by the au- thority of S. ©. Pomeroy, Senator from Kun. sas, and proposed for forty thousand dollars, cab im band, that he (Pomeroy) would con- trol foar Republican votes, aud bis own, so a+ insure the acquittal of the President, = hess professed to doubt bis authority, and the Person then brought « letter from Senatur Pom- eroy, dated “Senate Chamber. —— day of —,” as iollows ‘Six: I will, in good faith, carry out any ar- rangement made with my brother-in-law, W lis Gaylord, to which I am a party. (Signed) S.C. Pomeroy, t ator. General Butler objected to witness proving contents of letter, as he (Butler) would produce the letter Willis Gaylord was introduced by the pe: son first calling. The letter was read to w: uess and Guylord by the person, who then tired, when Gaylord renewed the proposi:ion that for $40,040) ‘cash, and the distribution of Patronage, the five Republican votes, includ- ing Senator Pomeroy’s own, would be so cast 4s to imsure the acquittal of the President. The witness believed at the time the proposi- tion was intended to entrap him. Witness as- signed 48 @ reason for this belief that Senator Pomeroy was a strong partisan: that he felt ‘bitterly towards the President, and that if money was his object, the party to which he belonged was better able to pay than the friends of the President. In additioa to which, in the list of names Senator Pomeroy Proposed to control, appeared the name of Sen- ator Morton, of Indiana; and witness did not believe it possible that Senator Morton’s vote could be so obtained. The name of Senator Nye was a’so on the hist. Considerable comment bas been excited by the reports in regard to this evidence of Coop- ers, and we learo that Senator Pomeroy will publish a statement in relation to the matter, which, it is alleged, will put the boot “on the other leg.” The Managers are in session again to-day Conviscarep PROPERTY.—The President transmitted to the Senate yesterday, in con- formity with a resolution passed December 17. Js67, a “statement of all moneys received into the Treasury on account of property seized, condemned ‘and confiscated under the act of July 17, 1862, for the Suppression of the reb:1- lion, including the title of each case, the name of the original owner, of the purchaser under decree of sale, and of the marshal, clerk, or other by whom respectively the proceeds of the sale in each case may bave been paid into the Treasury, and the amount of money actually Paid in each and every case into the Tresury of the United States,” so far as shown by the te of the Solieiior’s oie. — amount into the U. 8. Treasury, $129,680.67; amount paid to the Assistant U.'S. Treasurer, subject to the order of court. for property seized and confiscated in the District of Co- lumbia, $93,965.45. PrRsonaL.—Collector Smyth, of New York, and Hon. 8, S. Cox. are at Willards’ Hotel. +++ General Stargis, U.S. A.; General BR. W. Johnson, U. S. A.; Judge Charles Mason, ot Towa, and Mrs. Geo. meena of New ‘York, are at the Epbitr House. . 1 ‘TRE Wurre Hovex —The regular meeting of the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members Present, and the session wasa long one, This forenoon several Representatives had inter- ‘Views with the President, “¥ IeTemwaL of source to-day —_—-re,—_—___ rFaay, owe Jats era i in on , two in the House ong corey Lom TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches. pictetea tata GRANT AND COLFAX. Mian tet ee HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RE- CEIVED. ih ENTHUSIASM OF THE GREAT WEST. plea teiilnieoan [Special Dispatch to The Star.) CHIca May 22.—Dispatches from all parts of the West and North West state that cannons Are veing fired, bells rung, and meetings held im every city and town to rejoice over the nomination of Graut and Colfax. At Galena, 111., Grant's home, the entire population turned out. South Bend, Ind., Coltax’s home, was illuminated, and one hundred guns fired. The Chicago ratification meetings did not adjourn till daylight this morning. GRANT AND COL FAX. Enthusiasm over the Nominations. San Francisco, May 22.The Republicans receive the nomination of Grant and Coifax with enthusiasm. They are firing a salute. PorTLAND, Mz., May 22 —One hundred guns were fired here to-day in honor of the nomana- Son of Grant and Colfax. New Yorx, May 22.—The Republicans fired & salute to-day im honor of the nomination of Grant and Colfax. THE CHICAGO CONVENTION. mitment of National Executive € mittee. CHICAGO, May 22.—The Convention ad- journed sine dir last evening, after the ap- pointment of a National Executive Committee. [SECOND DISPATCH.) Carcaco, May 22.—The following is the Na- tional Republican Executive Committee:—Ala. bama, James P. B. Stowe; Arkansas, E F. Ri California, George C. Gorham; Colorado, Dan’l Witter; Connecticut, H. H. Starkweather: Da- kota. Newton Edmunds; Delaware, Edwards B. Bradford; District of Columbia, S. J. Bowen: Florida, B. Conover: Georgia, J. H. Caldwell Ru Idaho, Johu C. Henry: Illinois, ; Maine, t; Maryland. Charles C. Fu! Wm. Claftin Michigan, Mr. Giddins; Minnesota, John T. Avery: Missis- sippi, A.C. Fish; Missouri, General Benjamin Losn; Montada,’S. Wilson: Ne Thayer; Nevad Obarlvs T. Delong Hampshire, W. E. Chandler; New Jersey, Jas. Gashell; New ‘York, Horace Greeley; Nortis Carolina, William Sloane: Obio, B. RD Cowan: Oregon, H. H. Corbett: Penusylvania, Wm. H Kemble; Rhode Istand, Ly mau Frieze; Soath Cerolina. James H. Jenks: Tenn re. Wm. B. Stoke-; Texas, Mr. Burke; Virginia, Fran tlin S. Teams: West Virginia, Sauuet D. Koras; Wiscousin, David Atwood. New THE eee NERAL CONFER- Ne Cuicaco, May 22.—In the mterence to-d: the chair betg occupied by resolutions were offered by the Rev. J. W ley, of Alabama, that the General Confer- ence be composed of an equal number of ministers and laymen; referred. Rev. Mr Coge higag, moved to orgaui, Distr urts for the trial of appe: the Seamen: The Commitwe of Soi Friend: ety Submitted a report recommend- ing th nued co-operation of the Metho- dist Eptscopas Chureb with ciety and its Y {the Commi . Lt recommends t the discipline be so amended a+ to make | ple for election as book agents. sport, adverse to such a change the discipline, was read. After consider di-cussion, the report of the Commi Episcopancy was read, bew action of the missionary Bi was adopted. The recommendation of the committer that ho s#dcitioual Bishops should be elected at this lume was algo adopted. The result was greeted with applause. The Commrttee on Book Con cern reported against the revival of the fiona! Magozine: also, against the reduction of the number of Church papers, It was laid on the table and ordered to be printed Rev. G D. Casson, of Philadelphia, requested Committee on Book Concern’ to consider and report on the expediency of elevating the char- acter and increasing the efficiency of the official newspapers. Rev. Dr. Brown, of the Wash- ington Conferenca, (colored, introduced a reso- lution against receivig any other delegates of the Zion or African Methodist Church as Bishops; referred. The Conter- ence voted that the call for resolutions be dis- pensed with utter to-day. The Conference then adjourned. —$ _—____. FROM CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA. abie ou adverse to the ops The report im —Indian Outrages—Military Public Park for San Fran Saw Francisco, May tyled the Atlantic and Pa tes Telegraph Company, has been organized for the purpose of building & new line. Among the directors are Ex-Gov, Lowe and Major MeCappin The tonmage supplies in prospect have in- creased, there being now one hundred and thirty vessels en route, much to the relief of the groin interest, in view of the heavy barve: On the night of May 9th « band of Indians, on Queen's river, Nevada, drove off nearly one hundred head of cattle. ‘The settlers went in pursuit. Three white men, coming from Idaho, ‘were attacked by the savages, but made their escape. They were slightly ‘wounded. The absence of the troops from Fort McDermott, in search of the murderers of the Pursen family, had emboldened the Indians. tes feuses—A Dei 0, Among the passengers by the steamer York, from Japan, ure two natives of rank, refugee adherents of the Tycoon. will stucy the Innguage and institutions it is sate to return. ‘Fhe work bas commenced on the military defenses at Lime Point, at the entrance ot the harbor. A blast of seventy-five hundred pounds of powder threw into the sea forty thousand cubic yards of rock from a high bluff ‘The'committee of the Board of Supervisors have reported favorably on a park of one thou- sand acres. The steamship Oregon has sailed for Panama with nearly two hundred thousand dollars im treasure. Arizona advices to May received; snnounce the intention of General Diven to scour the country east of Verde, in question of the In- dians. “Lieut. Wells had returned with a small cavalry force to Fort Whipple, after a fruitless, expedition. The mining and farming news is encouraging. zh They until = ere FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE. Lowpox, May 22—Forenoon.—Consols for Money, HA AMR: U.S. 5ed's. 714; Eres, 455: Illinois Central, 5%. LivEeRPoot, May 22 — Forenoon. — Cotton steadier. Sales of the day 7,000 bales: unchanged. Sales of the week 47,000 bales, of Which 5,000 bales were forex port and 4,000 bales tor speculation. Stock on had 590,000 bales, of rices which 350,000 bales are American. Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged. Other markets un- changed. GLascow, May 22.—The steamer Columbia, oon New York on the 9th instant, has ar- ved. Afternoon.—Cotton tock afloat $72,000) which 90,000 bales are American. firmer. Sales of 000 bales. bales, of THE PRIZE RING. y 22.—The articles of agree. Fred Busey, of English bruiger, Star. the fashionable oe MMERCIAL. cree*ing sapply in New York their customers whoapply 6 prr cal! loans on stock ccliaterals, ba devirous to place large ameunts st 5 per cent Prime commercial pay er is sold by dealers a: €percent. In the continued dull co: on ot Dosiness, but lide per is making. cond class— as usual, in rable supply. are made of such, ranging trom Ty io 12 perceni. per anaum. The market for gov. erhmen!s was strong yesterday wi transactions and a renewed advance in mi Cesc: iptions, Money ts | The barks ceat. fo: Government Secaritics. Waeurmeron, May 2, 96% —Jay Cooke & Co. Ternish the lollowing quowtions of Gov- erument securiues U.S. ©s Coupon, 1m. U.S. Five Twenties, - U.S. Five Twenties, thot N°. 4,744. FROM NEW YORK. ny New Yorx, May2.—The steamer Arizona, from Panama, with $1,170,000 in treasure has arrived. Hon. Anson Burlingame Chinese nEETS are ngers Panama dates to the tith inst. The soundings for a telegraph cable betwee Cuba and Aspinwall had proved most saus- factory. The receipts of the Panama railroad for April amounted to $450,000, against &60,000 dis- bursements. ‘The healtn of the Isthmus was good, The steamer Saranac and Cyane were at Panama, and the Gettysburg aud Penobscot are at Aspinwall. ‘The rainy season bad set in, much to the re. FIRST BOARD. 5-20 Joa. 0. TIS PROPS... cose, peace NS = {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Te! 1 Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks and bongs 1p _bome and foreign markets as follows | New Yous, May 2. First Board— Nef of the cattle, which hed been dyig in all Lele fonpon, Mois iees conpors tay: pea aanoniane coupon, new, 1100; Bare, 1att , coupon, 110; W.46"s, coupons, 15; 7.40", second, 108 a, third. 1084; Pacific Mail, #4; Ohio and Missis- SUP! Cerificate, none; Mariposa, $; Atiaatic THE LACLEDE RACES St. Lovis, May 21.—The first race atthe Lac. lede Course came off to-day. Tt was mile hea’s, three in five, for a purse ot #400 The bors: Union ietegrapa sin cer ay S Malcolm won the race in three straicht beats. Gutge poleeraph-T”\ Qutcksli ver: 12\; Erie, Maggie Honter came in second, and Tanglefoot 9. do. . ; Hudson, 13°; Reading third. bn ET and 1.49, = — a Mt ‘Oontze . » race wasa mile dash for a purse of €250, an was won by Rochester. came SB. S74; [Minow Central, is im second; Denman third: Waterloo genes fourth, and Viola fifth. Time: Express, 564, chant's Union, strong. IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE. Boetox, May 22.—Hern Regney bas been sentenced to imprisonment for life for killing Thomas A. Gleary on the éth of July last. 20 VIRGINIA NEWS. James L. Taliaferro, real estate broker, has seid to Mr. Charles Kelk, ot Yorksbire, Eng- land, 14 * of land near Spotsylvania C,H for $575 cash, in gold. Mr. Kelk 1s a hor: calturalist. and has purchased with a view of establishing @ nursery, seed, and flower garden, on_a large scale. Mr. Walter Cox, former ——__ Wall Street To-day. New Yorn, May 2%.Stocks active and strong. Money $s6 per cent, Exchange 1. aa 1394. Governments steady. Virgins: “s —s Te-day's New York Markets. By Telegraph. iy i] New Youre, May 22.—Cotton is a shade firmer St 303, for Middling Uplands. Freights qui-t. Flour 5ai0 cts. lower. Whest la? cts. lower yor lericksburg, but for thirty years a resident of New Orleans, COPD Is? cts. lower. Pork dull whilst in @ cide of uberre ion, tell. or threw S275. Lard steady at 17 galsy bimselt off 8 train of cars on the Pontchartrain WBF quiet at 55 cle, Rosin wi Railroad, on Sunday week, and was so badly £9-!98S.25. se. SPECIAL NOTICES. 2 injured as to leave little or no hopes of his re- | covery. Mr. W. F. McOonkey, a farmer, was drown - ed in Hazel Ran, on bis return to Mr. A. Bernard's iarm on Toursday evenmg. He was from Fauquier county, had resided in Stafford and rented Mr. B's farm for the past year or two. 4 Elkers, ahas Southworth, the horse thiet, Who escaprd from the Fredericksburg jail Inst Wednesday night, was arrested in Warrenten on Friday. He was placed in jail there for ) safe keepin; Albert G. Carver, of Platisburg, New York, has purchased the Fair Grounds, known as ~Mercer Square,” Fredericksburg. for $2,5:0— $250 am acre,—a good sale for the Corporation. Robert Miller and G. W. Brace, the young aga meu who pulled down a U.S. flag at Camp. MALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR bell Court House on Monday last while under ENEWER Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks at Station OPEN FROM JUNE ler TO OOTOBER ior Address L AND BROTHERS, ir 5. LELAND & CO. my 4 Was sw Metropolivan & the influence of liquor, have, it is stated been | MAS PROVED ITWELY To BE THE Mosr Px bailed by General Schofield, im the sum of PREPARA to $1,500 each, to appear before a mflitary com. mission tor trial It is said that Col. W. B Payne who has taken the required oath, and is to be Danville, was a Confederare mail agen Confederate postin: war, The newly appoin: James E Woodruff, ig that military post, Fri- day, charged twith obs:ructing the deliberations and business of the Council. AFPAIRS AT ANNAPOLIS, Mr following trom the Annapolis & day The Examinat«n ot 8. Nova! Agitemy.— The snnual examination of the midshipmen the United States Naval Academy now Progress, having commenced yesterday. The exnmination will continue about three weeks, when the mid-bipmen willlesve for the sum. | mer cruise, in the U.S.S. Macedomia, Savan- nab and Dale. We are not definitely informed as tothe des ination of the practice but the latest om dit i that the first to West Point, accompaioed by tb attached to the Academy, and there go through artillery practice with tbe cadets of that Insti tution: that ove of the ships will go to Europe one cruise aloog our coas!. and our, with the nd a Tat Danville during the Tt cleamee trous and silken. Ith jendia bair dressing eon. eld or young, ebould fail to mee it commended and used by the frst Medecal kK for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Heir Be nd take no other HALL &CO . Nashua, NH. Proprietors jor wale by all druggists my 4 comm # clip the re of yester- A Clergyman, while residing in South America | Mea mitsionary, discovered a safr and edy for the Cure of Nervous Weaknes cay. Diseases of the Urinary apd Sem aud the whole train of dinoriers br baneful and vicious babdts. Fy neared by this noble remedy. Prompted by « ire to bene At the afflicted apd unfortunate, I w1!l cipe for id wsting this’ mei one nerds it, MAN, Station D, Bible House, New York (ity AMERICAN HOUSE. Boston, Massacutserr The very important and extensive improvements C " en Free aree Add JOSEPH TIN my 9-3m* ™ recently bee. made i 1 fourth class, in the Chesapeake Bay Reel hese Engingd enable Cocore, Alleged Defatcation—Rumor has it that one | prietors to-ofler to Tourists, Baimiiee, and the Mace, a democratic official under our present murcipal administration, 1: in default to the erty to the smonnt of several hundred dollars He has been remowid froin his position. The Creps.—Those of our agricultural friends with whom we have conversed, give 8 yery favorable account of thegrowing crops. Thi say that the wheat look: fine, aud they ha Lopes of a good yield Tue Lotrery Poticy Deatgns.—It is un- derstood that the grand jury have bad beiore them a large number of cases of peTsous en- gaged in selling lottery policies, and, it is ex- pected, judging from the numerous witnesses summoied before them, that there will be large additions made to the dozen or more present. ments reported yesterday and set down for trial on the 26ih. In compliance with the charge of Judge Gilmor on the subject, the grand jury appear to be making energetic ef- forte to stippress the illegal and demoralizing traffic, which, it ts hoped. with the aid of the court, will be effectual.—Baltimore Swn. CoxmiTrEy Por TRIAL ames, col- ored, stabbed and very nearly succeeded in ridding Dave Hiden of his liie with a kuite, about ome month since at Fowke's landing, on the Potomac. Yesterday the wounded man raveling Public. accommodations and conve picnces superior to any other Hotel in the cit i the summer widitions have been mate Suites of apart, CORVEyS guEStS to house fp one minute; the y Cushly replenished and refarntaled makin fi oug! Dis oe aul ita appointments-equal to any hotel ia thscow Teteera Office, Billiart Halls. and Cafe on the first — LEWIS BICE & 80N, my 2-lawSm Proprietors. AYEB'S SARSAPARILLA, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. The reputation this excellent medicie is Gerived = cures, many of which ‘ore erely marvellous inveterate cases of Scrofulous disease, where the system seemed saturated with correp- tion, have been purified and cured by it. Scrofa lous affections and disorders, which were .- vated by the scrotuloes contamination until 7 were ly aficting, have been radically cured in almost every section c public scarcely need to be or uses gauiem wu: tion, and invites the attack of liseases. wi ines the ‘ien 2 sgeptc baving sufficiently r-eovered to give testimony | &! thout excitin, an examination of the case was had and James | ence. Again, it seems to fully committed as a cwndidate for the Virgin. | out the body,and then, on some favorable occa ia Penatentiary.—Alrrandria Journal sion rapidly develop int) one or ether of its bideous of sither on the surface oF the vitals. In the latter. tubercles may be entdeniy deposited in the lungs or heart. or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows its uce by eruptions on the skin. or foul ulcerations on some part of the body Hence the occasional bottle of this Sar NS Legssvro.—L. WS Hough having purchased the Valley Bank property in this town, last week sold his pres- ent desirable residence to Captain Edward B. Powell for $2,300. The ‘oldest inhabitant” has parill. is advisable. even eas - tye ow" ue recollection of so much property changing ~ — hands im the same space of time as has been ecmnriainte _quecrally urg this spring.—Lersbury Mirro . om Seay Ss ee ae Rose or Erysipelns, Drowxep.—Jobn Booth, carpenter, in the Rineworm. Sore Eyes, employ of the Baltimore and Onio Railroad Company, on Thursday bight iast fell from the bridge at Harper's Ferry and was drowned. Deeone, Raut Mi le pry. » and the various Uloeroas He leaves a wile and two children. He is said | sfecthogs of ths meecclen ant eevee eye tohave bren ® good mechianic—steady aud n- | * Syphilis or ¥ ‘Mercurial cu dustrious.—Charlestown (West Va.) Pree Preas. G etuedesae md bee A Lance Ovven.—Henry Jarrett, the the lessee of Niblo's Garden, New York, ‘next season. bas, it is stated, made Charles Dick- ens, the handsome offer of £10,000 to write bimn a Christmas story, and the sketch of the plece is already completed. SALE or Prorxery.—Dr. Samue! B. Fisher has sold his handsome residence, “Dixie,” near Warrenton, Va.. with 30 acres of Iand attached, to Mr. D.C. Gordon, of Baltimore. Md., for the sum of $15,000. This property is highly im- proved.— Warrenton Sentinel. and or Fears. or an of = S7_ New Orleans proposes to get out of dbt | Heucpasimptumatic of Weakness. will Gd imme- by selling its markets. tive power upon trial. S7 The Contederate fortifications around Savannah are being demolished SF Another severe whipping case in one of the public schools of Boston is reported. The boy fainted trom the effects of the punishment PRE BY DR. J.C. AYER & 00., Lower... Mass, Paacticar anp ANALYTicalL OEMISTS, Sold by all Everywhere Z. D. GILMAY. Agent, Wasbiagtou 7 Lewis Shumway, of Holland, Mass., =; | years old, drowned himself in a well a few Saye ago, probably in a fit of temporary insan- | f | ) S7 The Cansffans seem always in trouble about their currency, American silver has tormented them ever since our war began; and Bow & bill is betore their Parliament to exclude American copper or nickle coinage. SF Over SW) negroes voted the Democratic ticket at the in Say Bye te the best tn the world; ted dyee Temed! Invigo- fee and eaves the 8 and black brown ye} 3 we areet, New York. a» barthen. bas arrived at New York, for repairs. S7 The trustees of a Methodist Church in Brooklyn who have just finished a new and elegant church, deem used for funeral services. They recently re- {ared to open the obsequten ‘8 minister of their owD SF No telegraphs in use in the capitals of colors = ‘falsely a ktag cy . eon Peony pet uader bonds of ; for trial im June, the United States Uircuit on