The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1868, Page 8

a NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,. JULY 16, 1868, ——-—____ a ge te gener — eae 1 Danville, | in relation to the Sout)’ erp Central Pacific Railroad, Mr, BECK suggested the printing of extra copies of | Sehr PB Anderson, Portland, Ot. Susan L Fitzgerald, Raftie, unc; Kit Carson, Pennell, {oP base bhi epg i isn and | Which was referred *o the Commaitice on Pacific } the Tax Dill for the information of the people. " Goer Zountaia. Benge Fall Siete. Chinchas; bark George & Henry, Filnt, from Torne. bead] express a “sense of Pp pol Railroad, Mr. SCHENCK thought that a good suggestion and | Schr VAIANrty ey tcering. Tauntoa. American Parts. Tegret that no better names had been offered Mr. Hows, (rep.y of Wis., introduced @ bill legal- proposed twenty thousand extra copies of the bill, to Sebr Samuel N Smith, yi Pa iver for Philadelphia. ALEXANDRIA, July 14—Arrived, steamer James. Greeny by the democratic party to lead the conservative izing certain sons of agricultural college scrip ordered by the clerk of the Committee of Ways Sehr E English. Barton, New Haven for Baltimore, Inman, N York. ‘ad. and Means, which was referred to the Committee on } Schr E Fowler, Russell, PortlOnd, Ct. Sailed—brig Essex, Soper, Boston; schr Charles A Jones, and patriotic masses of the people to victory, | "wr Powsnoy, (rep.) of Kansas, called up the bill for | Prinung. Bohr Kilzabeth B- Hogan, Providence, opOstON, Fa sane ntarment inant and the radicai republican party to merited | vhe establishy.ient of a ne of steamships from New | On motion of Mr. WASHBURNE, of Ill., the Senate | Schr Kmpine, Haber, New hander aria vat abit arated, bark Gootland, Smalley, Ales- the | scien” sm ceundence tat metory woud Dave | Yor, tas ou, pore urge under cumpany | amendments, alt cba tec Rca’ | Sts Argun cGytey lors wer zor wounan. | eg uettsieeae famae ae, Soee ie uae # Nav . for 5 E y c a The Tax Bill Sent to @ | been certain had Senator Dootittle’s name heh Company? ‘Mr. Pomeroy urged, asoae former occa. | er’s table and concurred in, ain Teer Berane, Crane sed £4 'Hotiman, Hofman B Real Springer, ‘D'collines : placed at the head of the ticket. The Senator’s re- | gion, the ‘advisability of ha’ the malig carried on On motion of Mr. SHANKS the Senate bill for the ‘Schr Mary J Mead, Thrasher, Taunton. Le yond harp, 8 and Lady Ellen, ey, Philadel President. ly is bold and atic against the organization of | Americay, vessels as pro) by the bill. He said | reilef of Mr. Robert Ford was taken from the Speak- | Scar Emina, Strange, Haumton, oa mies Gog Witenay’ walle bethport; GB Somes, Pray, Port DIY Ja hold end.emp ‘ard as wise or | ‘atthe biil, as passed bp the House, gives the com- | er's table and assed, Soa eg ee cara, Wiles Providence for rine! Pee Cleared—Steamer McClellan, Howes, Baltimore via jNor- Bae athird party, which he does not reg ALY Fig subsi simply allowin, them postage on On motion of Mr. SCHENCK the Senate bill relat- Schr A f Rowland, Rowland, Bosto. folk , schrs C W May, Kinney, wn, DC; L B Wing, aS ont ° calculated to work any practical good to © le ters they shall carry to amount of four | ing to contracts payable in coin was taken from the Behr Susan Eldridge, Chapman, Georges Banks. Endicott, do; also cleared, ageargete Drew, NYork s the cause. He states, in detail, charges end red thousand a year i. twenty years, and that | 8} “eu | pane. and referred to the Committee of Behr Editor, Black | Mew Haven for TODO perks sadenes Dee pigtn Hee % Yarrington, Maso, 4 y 5 > - chr Mary Gibbs, res iA > Text of the Additional Treaty | (; wrong, and outrage committed by the | BéJfomd that there Wf no Mability upon the yoveru- | Ways and Means. | smerea a reaoiution | Sr eimdai neice Witte Giencctuar Fy aionn, D.C. Rereny Happuch, la NY ork. with China radical party, refers to the impeachment of | "sr, Conness, (rep.) of Cal., while in favor of having | to create a Standing Committee on Emigration, ho. |... Sane D manera eae, wow uactones io BO sein ante Vives a . the President and the effort, even by threats | ¥ accessfui scompelton om 4 oe cera a ined pots) oe nine members. Referred to Committee | Schr Paul Seavry, Freeman, Bangor, 10 days, with lumber tase Mizive harks. Bovine, focme Taranes Malte de Gute senoen sarap Of assareination, to force the Senate to denvict him, mnvaan ince seduction inthe mate of postage, at | ‘The House, at forty-five minutes past four, took a be ent arts Mclatire, Gardiner, Me, for Newark, NJ. Turks Telan brise John Plerce, J Bi hy Remedion Dunkeld in order to piace in the exeentive chair one who Jail events, without compensation tothe caipaay. | recess until aif-paat seven. ‘The evening’ session | | rhe sbipAlsauder Maryn reported on hea iat bas | Ey Hint is Gage Hayan Lous erockes, Bue j ; i > agains! » Pa’ i, » H., w Janse and reports havin; ¥ . Confirmation of Wm. M. Evarts as | would nave used all its bari . ne aa auscrimiuations we Made ii Eagiish. ports Inthe | ‘The thermometer in the chamber indicated ninety- |-westward up t¢ lon 80, and crossed the bank A eee te (arrived, steamer Cuba, Dukabart, don, against plighted faith, against race an@ | Tooter of freighta against American vessels and in | one degrees at the hour of meeting aud ninety-four | saw there icebergs, since which time as had light wee eriy | nOrteans via iinvane and. Key Weat, barks’ Win. Vat Attorney General. kindred, and against civilization, He does | favor of British yessela that are subsidized by the | degrees at the hour of recess. Plot yak ib as miles hawt Sandy Hook, frou pilot Dost Name, Craig, Cardenas; More, Mitchell, hence, for Montevi- not say that the nominations are the | United states othe amount of $00,000 a year: This Evening Session. vereen | St . sens era waa | Sesto 1s nel Sogn itr Bangor: Bales Deir ‘ . reasse! S hip Celestial Empire (reported on the 12th in Boston. best that could have been made for the purpose cf post The House mbied at half- hipaa ad ane a op 0 gs a bar ire gsr pred. Sp ana seo ine oat eA Schiller (NG), Minneman, Philadelph: restormg the Union and the constitution amd | Mr. MORRILL, (rep.) of Vt., was also in favor of es- | Me thermometer at the time ini winds and calms.” In lat 45 N, Jon 42 W, saw large quantities | brigs Geor, Baker, Portland ; Scotland, Rose, Bo: line mt 3 je- | der 5 Of icebergs; 5 N, lon 48 W. M sehr Foam (Br), Freeman, Halifar- he Trenty with China—Favorable Action by | !¢ rights of the States, but he aftrms that thete | st eset ghoul oe mane to tie bil, |. Ane tonse went tnto Committee of the Whole, aA AIS, ‘*faled™Brig Wan ‘Cundall (Br); schr Annie Edith; 1b, T ehe | ends can be at‘ained if the various elements tm hos- | He moved to make the period during which the ar. | Wit0 Mr, Beck in the chair, and was addressed by | | Ship Wm Tapscott, Bell, from Liverpool, 85 days, was | park Pleiades (Br). abe, heats Fenslan Campy tan sam tility to radicalism can be carried to the support of | rangements shall exist ten years instead of twenty, | Mr. Cullom on the subject of national taxes; by Mr, peer July 14, in Jat 40 55, lon 70, by pilot bout GW Blunt BANGOR, July 13—Arrived, schrs Albion, Shaw, and Gar- ‘Treaty—Concessions on Both Sides. y a oF | ohinh he thought 100, longs period fer a mon opoly Paine in criticisms of the demoeratic party; by Mr. io 1? vo Pickering, Nok, giibaats cic aR The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations have | Mr. Seymour. He assumes that ‘to accomplish this | TT those days of commercial enterprise, Mr. | Broomall on the political condition of the country, SAILED. ¢ He eat in errs Carlson, corp tien ay eption by them of is a paramonnt duty, and comms himeeif to it with | Morrill continued, indicating other points in | 804 by Mr. Garfield on the subject of the finances a Bi . ‘ WASHINGTON, Juty 15,1268 heid daily meetings since the Steamship China, Liverpool; Gen Barnes, Savannab; : do, Tai and in opposition to the theory of taxing United “BATH, July 18—Cleared, bi us, Colburn, NYork. the important treaty between China and the United | his whole heart and energy, concluding in these ig ergerse get y eerie iy Rope States bo his remarks being in reply particularly | 60884, Charleston :’Rebecca Giyde, Wilmington, CHARLESTON, July yea be ‘Thnes, Amesbury, States, agreed upon after mature consideration by words:—‘ fet us unite for victery; let as have peace— pany, i rae dang ape teal take advantage | to those made by Mr. Butler, of Mass., last night and ae res steamship Saxonia, Hamburg. Matansi . teamer Monterey, for NYork; schr. Ida Rich- Secretary Seward and Minister Anson Burlingame. | @ peace which comes not from a violeted constitu- | of their monopoly by keeping on slow or inferior ves- those made by Mr. Pike some time ago. nd at sunset SW. a Ui, sieame rey, i § may tie ol Mr. BUTLER, (rep.) of Mass,. undertook in a speech OR Waterloo, Beck, N- York} The result of the deliberations of the committee is | tion and the despotism of the sword, ‘put the peace fag Pe en la iital abe rear a five minutes to refute the argument of Mr. Gar- Marine Disasters. roth br Atay Lowell Niekeraun, Work eel alinost a literal acceptance of the terms of the treaty, | Which comes from a restored Union -and the supre- | 444 agreed to by a vote of 20 to 17. eld, insisting that Hngiand did tax both the princi- | Bark MAsonzo, Laepher, at “Melbourne May 19th from MONROE, July '18—Arrived, Yacht Elen 7 i 4 7 did tax 0 e| ardeon, with a pls , from Philadelpiia. and it ztas been resvived to report favorably to the | macy of constitutional ‘aw, by which alone lberty 18) Mr. MoxuiLis of Vi. then moved to amend by | Forvignera Hie intimated what Mf Gardcid kev no | everhoard aud was onal efor 10 save him roviog nui: | "Pad up wchre'd 8 douee, and'Jobn 8 Reapy, Aor, for 3 Si fy 2 2 iking out 3,000 as the tonnage specified for the Senate either to-merrow or day witer, The modifica | Secured,” ne nd Insert 6,000, more of what a terminable annuity (of which he had | less. Rishtaand. . tions which in all probability Will be made | Confirmation of Mr. Evarts’ Nomination. | “pM © (rep.) of Cal., opposed the niotion, styling | been talkiny) was than a Choetaw.4 Scux HB Bascom, from New York for Saugertios (1), fa |, AMEE RIV AR, July 11-Salled, achr A V. Bergen, Thomp: cl of water. 7 ae 0 ° ol The bitter oppositon by certain radical interests to | jt another instance of the spirit which hi suited Mr. GARFIELD, (rep.) of Ohio, replied} to the latter | ashore near Race Rock, and full of 18th—Arrived, schrs Eva, Sherman, Elizabethport ; Fashion, mre of no. grest Importance, being /@ueh. Ae will by the contirmatenot Mr. Evarte ne Attorney General | inuriving the Stars aud Stripes ram the oveaa wail | Femulrk by saying that if he did not understand more | | Soux DaNter, Wnuitans, Hunt, which arrived at st | Davis, Newb acquiesced in readily by the Chinese Ambass: d rs u than @ Choctaw he trusted that he had better man- | Thomas th ult from Anticua, was leaky. She remained in | ~ SailedSchr John Gritith, Coombs, Philadelphia ‘The treaty was transmitted to the Senate by the { Nas hed little effect. After several discussions on the | PVEry inal! [ih goes across the ocean goes onforcia” | ners thaw those of a Choctaw in treating an oppo- | Port 29th, awalting her turn 13 go te ip or repair ngakvmstOs, Sau BoAr ined Brig Florence, Rathbun, President on July 11, when it was read, referred to | Subject Mr. Evarts was finally confirmed this after- | harbor of New York, He thought tt time to end this | MME 9 | orate, also replied to Mr, Garfield | trem New York tor Velperais, arrived on he San ull wit | Cleared, ih ache Anite, Glover, Cole York. : iitee on Foreign Relations and ordered to | noon at the executive session of the Senate. ‘The | #pirit from wnich Boston wanted everything pro- | Mt; PIER, (rep) of Me-, algo replied to Mr. damage. HOLMES HOLE, July’, PM-Atrived, brigs, Omer (i), Conpau, NYork for Maitiand, NS; Mary'J Goddard (Br), Mr. STONE, (del - |. ARDROSSAN, July 8—The bark 8 B Rogers, from Middles- . Fe , (dem.) of Md., then addressed the com. NT ae Goddard Baltimore for St J the Com o , ct in New York and Ne ry- be printed in confidence for the use of the Senate. | result is agreeable to moderfite men of both of the TG Gone New York wanted every. The President's message tows 'B', Roamer, Jordan, Ron- City tor Port aaeeamnen a f-} Cari Jerse: pn the subject was as fol | leading parties of the country. Mr. Evarts is ex- | Mr. CoNNESS took the floor to reply, but the special maitre Oh Ramer Da ems anid ae, halicyast nine HAUtrax, July 182The report of the wreck of bark | land; schirs Anthea Godfrey, Godfrey, Philndelphia for Be pected to assume the duties of his office in the course | order, the Indian Appropriation bill, was called for “White Wheel,” from St John, NB, for Buenos Ayres, needs | ton; Rebecea Florence. Rich, Alexandria for Boston, Alfred and the pending bit! was laid over, fe 4) 1» NB, y! confirg ation, Keen, Robinson, Baltimore for do; Levant, Smith, and Geo, To vor SENATE OF THE UNITED Stares:—I transmit | Of a day or two, ZI N Kilborn, Stanley, Elizabethport for do; Harriet, Crowley, do to the Senate for cunsideration, with a view to rath Our Alaska Purchase, Te Senate insisted on (ts amendments voine>i | SHIPPING NEWS Miseeltancons. for, Nriburyport: Lender, Holbrook; Bd kins.” Kel ditional articles te the treaty betwee Secretary Seward, as well ag all the other friends | to supply vacancies in the executive departments. ' Purser JE Huertas, of the steamship Eagle, from Havana, | and Magnet, Smith, do for Salem; Catba: Di United States and bis Majesty the Emperor of China, ee Al x b ts 1 hight: tiflea at the | Te ttt was non-concurred in ae the House, and |. ~“ ees has our thanks for full files of late Cuban papers, &c, and for | ow, “9 "and “Garland, Libbey,” NYork or of the Isth of June, 1855, sigted In this city'on the | Of our Alaska bargain, re highly gratified at the | Messrs, Conkling, Edmunds and Vickers were ap- lalaaan ie Nes va as promptly forwarding our despatches. ton? Mabiaka, Fickett, do for Salem; ‘Ariosto, Spear, Atb inst. by the ee eee Up oon negr prospect of a conclasion to all the troubles at- pointed as a committee of conference on the part of | - om hones! ake Captain Coles, of the steamship Wt! mington, from Galves- go rae Wotan xyneee Cone ee ee eeninan fo Bes aati Gumiaeeen 2 tending the purchase of “that valuable tract of terri- ee See ra eran eee een aaah ton, has our thanks for favors. Hallowell; Phenix, Jobnson, ‘do for Portland: Veto, Hne- The ‘Treat tory. Very littie doubt ts entertained that the Senate she ea TEENTH AMENDMENT, Sun rises....... 4 42 | Moon rises..morn 141] Sypway, NSW, June1—The whaler Stephanie, which was Ting 0) So tie Suneanmcar ben une Cat) Pareeae a Be eusieenaaee i . “n ° es 29 | Hi & 9» | sold last month for $2,500, has been refitted for sen by Messra | John, NB; Ed A Groacer, Newcomb, do for Welltleet: Alfred appirienal. TO THE TREATY BETWE! will promptly agree to the House bill making the re- | The Cware laid before the Senate acommunication | Sun sets........ 7 29 | High water....eve 5 22 | Barron ¢ Austin, American merchants in Sydney, and will | F Howe, Bilis, Jersey Clty, for Boston; Gen M H French, ae on AMERICA, AND. Tux | quisite appropriation, after which @ few days will | Rts 'or state, witha lst of the eaves of the Union sera Fee ee an ane aaey Omang, goUnMGs | SGtfor Thomaston; Adee (Sr Hole, Waabington, DC, or Whereas since the coutlusion of the treaty, be | SuMfice to comply with the terms of the act. When | that have ratified the fourteenth amendinent to the PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 15, 1868, will be bul under tue British flag. : StJoho, NB: Mary J Fisher, Hlaner, Philadelphia for Hinge tween the Unite! States of America and the Factsing | He act making the appropriation is passed and | constitution of the United States, togetter with ame Whalemen, trgy, dd tor Salem? Kenduskeny, Mitchell; Maipien, N ork. empire (China) of the 18th of June, 18583, circum. | signed by the President, Secretary Seward | Coples of the resolutions of ratification, also copies Jd steam yachts eat Whitena | , Sailed from New Bedford Ith inst, bark Ohio, Jenney, At- ‘Eitied The above and ali before reported except brigs Omer of the resolutions of the Ohio and New Jersey Legis- iQ The office of the He: Br), Mary J Godard; schrs Catharine, Anthea Godirey, Ed sity of addi- o r ‘ lantic Ocean. onal avtinles thereton CHET Eredae cor ine liek will deliver to the representative of the | jatures purporting to rescind the ratification of the | Slip. All communications from owners and consignees to the ‘Balled from Provincetown 10th inst, brig Lizzie J Bigelow, | King, Phenix, Geo Kilborn, Blances have arisen showing the ne dA Guseer, Altred Keen, Mary ee si 4 ‘ , : : Ae | masters of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free of | ¢, Veto, t, adelia (Br). States and ine august sovereign of the Ta-T Russian government the necessary warrant sald amendment, which was referred to the Judicl- | ‘harge, Opok, AUanHS cen aes s9 bark Elica, |e ane adele (Br) walsh, Robbins, Elza empire hav named for (heir pienipotentia- | upon which the purchase money Is to be paid, which, | #'Y Committee, na One of the Herald steam rachts—the James or the | weft On sates i ett Sydney, April all well ” | bethport for Salem. ries, to wit, the President of the United States of . aeantanine Guise eetead f the UNITED STATES LAWS IN ALASKA, JEANNETTE—will leave Whiteball every morning at hal!-past ‘etberill, o! Which left Sydney, April 6, l- INDIANOLA. July 7—In port, brige Emily, West, for New ‘Americs, Win. fl. Seward, Secretary of State. and his | UPB Presentation to the Secretary of the Treasury, | Mr. CHANDLER, (rep.) of Mich., introduced a bill to | four o'clock for the Lower Bay. Spoken. _ York, ldg; Lark, Burke, for Cuba, bailasting; schr Frank Majesty the hinperor of China, Anson Burlingame, | Will be immediately honored and the whole sum paid | extend the laws of the United States relating to the Abihe Si aestadas Soip Yorktown, from London for New York, July 13, lat 40 | Walter, Corson (at Lavaca), for NYork, waiting to load. ac fenied as his Buvov Extraoremary and aimister | down in hard cash, formal recelpts being taken | customs, navigation and commerce over Alaska, aud es 35, lon 69 50, by pilot boat G W Blunt No 11. Sailed from Pass Cavallo, #th, schr Mintie, Hudson, New Pienipoie i Chib-Kang aud Sun Chis ; to establish a collection district therein, which was CLEARED. Ship Goritla, from Liverpool for New York, July 18, lat 40 | Yor! ¢ Mithe aseotia Chines Tanievuenelasaceion os ‘i. | therefor, The Territory of Alaska, then, having been | referred to the Committee on Commerce. 85, Jon 69 40, by pilot boat @ W Blunt No 1, 3 MOBILE, July 10—Cleared, bark George B Covert (Br), find Nouisters of ls Said Majesty, and the said pleut | POweLt and paid for, the next step will be for Con- THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILt. Steamship Propontis (Br), Higginson, Liverpool—Tapacott, | Hark Shamrock (Bp), from Leith fo, New York, July 12, lat | JouweriG (ip duly Hie Arrived, sehr irene’ E Messervey, Potentiarie er having ©: nged their full | gress to organize a territorial government, and for | Was then taken up, and the amendments reported eee ctip China (Br), Hochley, Liverpool—E Cunard. Bark Heléna (of Peterhead), from Greentand for Philndel- | Wall, Darien, Gn, : Rea powers found to bein due and proper form, have >resi 1 fi by the Committee on Appropriations were of Wing | Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannali—Livingston, | Phia, July 12, lat 402, lon 71'30, by pilot boat C H Marahal; | | NEWBURYPORT, July 18—Sailed, schr Augustus J Fa- Pee acai he olpeie actin the President to nominate the officers provided for. | jinportance, and were concurred in, eae F a bens, Bragy, Baltimore. STILE. 1. His Mulesty the nperor of China, | These having been confirmed, the Commissioner of A large number of amendments of detail were re- Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, Charleaton—A Leary. Bark Ada, from Liverpool for Philadelphia July 13, lat NEW a FORD, only [erated seer Golden Engle, ey 2 O} hat i Roncamsiny ; } . y e: ported from the Committee on Indian Affairs. One Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, Wilmington, NC—J | 4027, fon 70 ‘by pilot boat F Perkins, No 13). Phil jeneral Grunt, ler, NYork. , bemy 01 ‘he opinion that in making concessions to | the General Land OMice will at once proceed to es- | P K at Bark Minnie Bell, Hutchings, from St Jago de Cuba for 'W LONDON, July 13--Seiled, ‘schr Success, Richards, the citizens or subjects of foreign Powers of the sae % e i of them, providing for the appropriation of $5,000 for | Hand. ae. Oe x bity Pe ah. | New York, July 1. between San Domiuigo and Cuda. NYor! 4 r : “of residing ou certain tracts of lana, or | {PUSH local land oMces and make provisions [oF | presents to Indians, elicited some discussion, But | sont N'E MeCreadyy oO! NOToMs Clty Point and Richy | oer Te tard Aibro, trom Turks Island for Boston, off Gay | | NORWICH, July 18—Arrived, sehr Uncas, Colt, George- to certain waters of that’ empire for | Baving the most desirable portions of the territory | Was dnally agreed, to. ‘Steamahip J Taompson, Moore, Baltimore—W Dalzeil. Head, July 10, by pilot boat © H Marshall Nog. town, DO. Sits purposes of trade, he has by no means relinquished | surveyed, It 1s believed that a strong tide of emt. | |, The consideration of the Indian Appropriation bill | Steamship Acushnet, ‘Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & | , PAG Tcns feat ats Phy Pantmore for Boetcn, Joly 1%, Seco ay te MaMa Terao Lona, Smith, his right of eminent domain or dominion over the | gration to Alaska will soon set ip, as the reports of | Mas couumued” through the afernoon. After the | Weer. Kosmos (NG), Wlerots, Hamburg via Philadelphia | _ Brig Sarah Crowell (Br), Messenger, from’ Baltimore for St | Salled—Schr Elizabeth 8 Mogan, NY ork. said jana and waters, hereby agrees that no su ; Senate considered a few of the amendments re- J , Bark Kosmos (NG), 8, Mamburg via Philadeiphia— | sohns, PR, June 19, no lat, &c, all well. Mth, 7A M--Arrived in the night, schrs Superior, Foster, concession or grant shall be construed to givetoany | eXtensive gold disc les are cirenlating quite | ported from the Committee on Indian Adairs, ice Vanes (4), Pukich, “AotwerpcSouch, Metncke & ‘The Argi from San Francisco for Liverpool, May 19, iat | Port an Prince, for orders; Nicanor, Blackwell, Cardenas; Pow cl may besat war with or hostile { freely among the adventurous pioneers of Oregon, Mr. SHERMAN, (rep.) of Ohio, shortly before four | wenit, sais i P if 22.8, Jon Samuel N Smith, Turner, Savaunaii for Providence via Fail ntes the right to attack the citizens x J ” | o'clock, made a'lengtity report ‘from the committee | “Ware PC Warwick (Br, Chichester, Rio Janeira—Pender- |) Brig Agila, Baird, from New York for Pernambuco, June } River, 2 Sor their property within the s Nevada and Utah, of conference appointed on the disagreements be- | gast Bros. 7, Int oN, Ion 4 New York for Stockholm, June 18, at | SoMEWQ HAVEN: July 1¢Arrived, brig J Crosby, Baldwin, t Segre Communication from Secretary Seward in | tween the House and the Seuate on the bill to | — Bark Homer (Br), Roger, Melbourne—R W Cameron. trig Mathilda, from 3 m1 0 4 vannah, Hes alleen Relation to the States That Have Ratified | “ange and more etfectually secure the coliection of | Brig H Gilbert (Br) (iletdler, Windsor-—H J De Wolf & Co. | 44/0085 4. som west Indien for Newport, July §8, | Comittee Hines Riscie Prorldenen: bark Pricing citizens orsubiec verrice ie cacti a : the tax on distilled spirits, tobacco, &e., Which Was } pate vakch, Melnckee Wonddes en (or Orders via 3817, lon 74 32, by pilot boat Mary E Fish Nod.” " | ONG), Radman, Rotterdam ; schrs Star, Crowell, Portland; ¥% or the: property with which they may t WAT Of | Sue COMMtCEHOmET anenEmenes agreed t Brig Gretchen (NG), Lindeboom, Elsinore for orders—H W x Angie Amesbury, from Pensacola for Boston, July 12, | M Freeman, Bellows, Bridgeport; General Grant, Fitzgerald, any such tract of land or waters of the said em: The President sent a messuge to the Senate towlay | | MANUFACTURERS’ BANK OF NEW YORK, O Edge. Oo, Yon 74 by pilot boat Mary E. Fist No. 4") | Newport; Henry Allen, Tatem, Warren, 1. fn , a nnnueie Other Hane: y . . CATTELL, (rep.) of Ny dy ced abil! ‘A do (Br), Barrett, Little Glac Gt * r Francis Hatch, from Richmond for Boston, July 12; clow—Brig Auguste, from Tvigtu f pire the Unese sree label mong other papers, the following teeter | ee ee ee ee ee ese eer te] Big Romie (Boe benny Stsohan, Seek P Curie. wer | latavdeg, 2 min; ton; 74 deg, 80 miu, by Pilot boat Mary © | Cleared—Steamahip Saton, Bo ps Boston; bark E to prevent t xi State ug an attack | from the Secretary of Stat Ghsaure tuslecation Brig Corrientes, Lord, Tarragoun’-Jas Henry. Fish, No 4. man, Herriman, Havre, brig Chebueto, Beantievury, Wil- by any hostte Power or party u r citiz or : — oneness Schr Sarah Jane (Br), Funchion, Parnsbord—J F Whitney Foreign Ports. mington, NC; schre Rockingham, Wyma, Portsmouth, & & thelr prope It is further agreed that if any right | ‘lO TUR PRPSIDENT—The Secretary of State hay- | Atten minutes past four P.M. the Senate went | 4 Ue ‘Linkers: Subs @AcTTOR Vacanie es wen: wescck. Thomas, Arnold, Gloucester; Thos T Tasker, Alien, Salem ; or interest in any tract of land in China has been or resoltition of the Senate of the 9th | into executive session, and alter some time ad- | “Schr Maggie (Br), Reddy, Halifax, NS—Goldthwait & Over- | failed 2d. Mauga Charts, Hartigan, N¥ete ee 3 Saugus: Henry Allen, Tatem, ‘Boston aunt hier nted by. the «government inst., requesting him to communicate to that body | journed, ton. i Agrin Wale ely; S_ariveds peek maatele M Georgetown ; JT Weaver, Weaver, B: sina seh : bedi Mhseetnae reas tide st of the States » Union whose 1 Mary Lontsa, Gaskell, Washington, NO—B Milla ee eee fagdalena, Seuries, 1 ton, J Crockford fall River; Morning Light, Ireland, China to the Cited or thelr citizens ior par. | Without deiay a list of the States of the Union whose ae Mary Lor akell, Washington, NO—B Mille, | | York. pans au tee Morin gh en cee oe trade ore smal = ; | Legislatures had ratified the fourteenth article of = nas Mary RSomers, Somers, Vhlladelplia—Goldthwa: Salled June 80, bark Bolina, Whiteberry, NYork. pores a J Se nee Peet he aureteued: tO divest te Chlacce thot Be | amendment of the constitution of the United States, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. TS Ee GR ay AUCKLAND, N ZMay2—Atrived, bark Eahan Alien, Friend, | G78 Agen gbith Howions Vil of their right of jurisdiction over persons and prop. | With copies of ail the resolutions of ratification in WASHINGTON, July 15, 1808, Sehr JB Van Dilsen, Foster, Bostoa—CL Hatch, "| SRuiposman, Jule Sut a, bark SB Rogers, from stide | Bostou: HON. 'Squure, Fisk, | Boston. erty within said tract of land, except so far as that | Mls office, and to communicate to that body ail reso- atv aeeta iment Gniciusan Geaboccegh foe heuck leakee Se ee ey, Benton, PORE N Holmes, Northrop, | Paw- right may have been expressly relinquished by | Juttons of racifcation of said amendment which he a 3 MTEL April a8. Pasaed. by, Gaspee, Emerson, from Ma- | weket; RH’ Shannon, Dilks, Boston; W Bement, Penne, el receive Mr. Was RN, (rel ‘ es jutney Point; Heury May, Ruckett, Dighton; J T Hill, Chase, ‘after r eceive Mr ASHBURN, (rep) of Lnd., offered a resolu nee st ueceatyeli Weel peti eine Queen, Ghane, 4s soon a@ he shall ; has the honor to report to | for the appointment of a committee of five to inves- ay tively REPORTED BY THE NERALD STEAM YACHTS. hae; Mey 4 Mathities Jacobsen, Hong - may he see the same respe AxT. 2 The United States of America and his < 2 Providence; H Little; Godfrey, Newport Matthews, eaty » £ ere ,) nelieving 2 the President that official notice has been received a Steamship ker City, Wolf, Bremen June 2 10th, Yokohama, Paul, ‘ork for Hany ong. sy y * + nc Roan Pear erity ot ok fiierber wil eoeounibeat al this department of the ratification of the amend. | tigate the disbursement of the contingent fund of | and 404 passengers, to Ruger Bros. July 11, no lat, 4c, BREMERHAVEN, July 1—Sailed, Baltimore (s), Vockler, fennel Boston i Bah Cocdery vara “Ni eburyport? promoted, agree that any privilege. or immunity | Ment referred to by the Legislatures of | the House for 1867 and 1868, with the power to send | Dark Eliza (Br). from London for Portland. Micaeat, Tene £--tnticd bhi GieReabely, Channa, | Oe ng, Hays, Salem: H A Rogers, Frambes, Bos- +s agro ding fi “ cain the following States, to wit:—Connecticat, et reat as ‘i es lp Burope (Fr), Lemarie, Havre July 3p via Brest * ¥ h Bhp Ws Chureily | ton; J A Allen, Ketchum, do; W Donneiiy, Hunter, Washing an respect to'trade or navigation Within the Chinese ; f c for persons and papers where the same can be done | July 4, with mdse and 110 passengers, to Geo McKenzie. July | London. toniJ H Bartstt, Harris’ Boston, dominions which may not have been stipulated for [Sie neal ‘ — a. eo hs op re without expense, Which was adopted. tat 48.0, ton 19 da French ship carrying er er er ee LEWES, Del, July 12,8 P'M—The brig Union, from by treaty shall be subject to the discretion of the | West Virginia, Kansas, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Lli- MILLA “REPORTED, Bi bound to Htarre! By iat 48m 90 W, panned a Baruvust, KG, June 2—Saked, W if Kandall, Green, Suscen on taeccinenier aut. the tdoane te fed by it ade, | Bis, Minnesota, New York, Wisconsin, vania, Rhode Island, Michigan, Nevad: sachusetts, Nebraska, Main Pennsy|- | Mr. Wasi BURNS, (rep.) of I1l., from the Commit tee | {yoiteu ew Hamp- | on commer and lowa. | Mr. Chure Chinese government and inay be regu cordingly, but not in & manuer or spirit incompatible “5 with the treaty stipulations of the parties. shire, M ; a went to ¥ea last evening: -Barke Annie W Weston, for San BUENOS Avnes, May 24—The reported arrival of the An- | Francisco; Hldwold, for Stettin; achreL S Levering, J W Hall, Carrie Walker, WJ Dearborn, Cordelia Newkirk, e -g8 ; 18th, 615 miles from Sandy Hook, p reported back the bill introduced by | ghiy Perete, hence for Havre, 379 miles * goatura from NYotk was an error—she is now at NYork, | giving the assent of the United States 7 ship © H Miether, WOR WEe Gon cee — Salled May 25, A E Sherwood, Lecraw, Montevideo. "1 Ey } Besides these acts of ratification, notices and certiti- 2 ene! - re " y 2 y Ler George S Adams, Rachel Seaman, § 8 Bickmore, E F Cabada, T. yeror of China e the a » the co! t wi es Steamship Rising Star, ( A all, July 7, CaRrpiFF, July 3—Arrived, Duisberg, Levie, NYork. ro ART The Emperor of China stall have the right | cates have also been received by the Secretary of | (2 weconstincudn of ceraln wharves in the haroor pansengers crelahtiand miu to Bacige Nal! Seatbatip Co. AO, dune 22—arrived, back Arctic, Bates, Chincbas | 424 HA Weeks, all for Boston: Harp, for Bangor: Anna shall tuiy the sauie privileges and immunities as | Sate that the same proposed amendment has been | yy. pine, (rep, of Me., ftom. the Committee on | A rnet, latte We, lon 7427, passed bark Transity steering | (and sailed #ich for Genoa); tb, ship 8 Blanchard, Meady, | {, MSoyen Ww 'Wilaam Co: J.” Co Rungon nud Seis! those which are enjoyed by public law and treaty in | fatified by the Legislatures of the States respec- | Naval attuirs, reported a bill for the restoration of | SSW; lith, passed herm brig bound S. bearing private signal | Montevideo. “Shate. | B%. for, Newburyport; Ralph” Souder and Vesta, for e f y tively of Arkansas Fiorids and North Carolina rted a b ellow with red stripe running diagonally, letter T in upper | Sailed 22d, ships Louisa Walsh, Pendleton, Chinchas;Shate- | a oe oe the United States by the consuls of Great Britain ‘and h notions ana tifcates last mendoned were | COmmant eenteaf Ciiley and Aaron K. Hughes, | gnd G in lower corner. mune, Soule, do ; 25th, Joseph Clark, Carver, do, Recs * sok eee: ~ be Fon foe Russia, or of them. which notices and certificates last mentioned were | or tie Un Vy, tO the active List from the ] Steauship Eagle, Greene, Havana, 4 daya, with mdse and | _10’ port June 2S sips Vermodt,” Higaingy diag: Bethiah Fey Tor te Rartinny Mth Dole, eens ine Wee, Ant. 4. The twenty-ninth article of the treaty of | Tecelved from the newly constructed and establisied | yarired list. mails, (0 Atlantic Mall Steamship Co, July 12, 12 o'clock M, | Thayer, Stewart (ihe B Thas beeh reported sailed 1it for | 29% picie, foe Pi mmersiae: At B Onsite fee Vanh iiver the isth of June, 1855, having stipulated for the ex. | #Uthorities assuming to be and acting as the Legis Mr. STEVENS, (rep,) of Pa., introduced @ joint | 1at3717 N. lon 7939 W- passed brig Relief Br. bound north; | England wtg; Euterpe, Leach, and Carrier Dove, Maxey, | Moreland, {or Providence; Mindora, for Gloucester » Las " ‘he n i state Jatures and Governors o! the said States of | pecoinn ti “ ~. 13th, 10 AM, lat 3149, lon 7810, passed schr Mary Jane (of | diag; Transit, Whitmore, for Antwerp, clearing. tine, tor Fall River; Wm Slater, Thomaston, and Admiral, emptien of Chmatian citizens of the United States “heel Fuels a Boren {Carol Those | Tesolution to admit free of duty the marble figure of | Eiiteu isishdy bound north.” - CAT ISLAND, July 6—No vessels in port. Salem, L P Halleck, from NYork for Virginia Gen Torbett, and Chinese converts from persecution in China on | Arkansas, | Plorida and) North Carolina. ese | “victory” intended to surmount the monument in | “Steamship Wilmington, Gole, Gaiveston July 5, via Ke: Clesturaos, July 6—Arrived, brig Clara Brown, Minot, | an4J Hf Titon, from Chincot for RY ore, Binal Bee, account of their faith, it is further agreed that citi- | act of ratification are for 1 Feason stated it | Harrisburg, in memory of the Pennsyivania soldiers | west duyel0) with tudse aad pos Parkes | Aspinwall via Trinidad. ' | from Newbern for do, Sarah Lavinia, from Virginia for do? suasion Chinese sub th ‘States e ace! é 38, a COPS i " 7 ., ea. French st ir steering NW; i8th, it Shoals, ex- Cul vis, elphia. “ “4 : persuasion and Chinese subjects in the United States MEMBER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA, Ranier Cited itaae terse ee CARDENAS, Jul ‘rrived. brig Prairie Rose, Grifin, | fders: schr John Shay, from Sagua la Grande, uns been is with joy entire liberty of canac tence the acts aud resolutions of ratitication of all said Mr. Daw . changed Shall enjoy ent rly ol acience and shall be Legislatures {a herewith subjoined, together with On motion of Mr. Dawes, (rep.) of Mass., the cre- cops, also, of certain resolutions of the Legislatures of Ohio and New Jersey, which purport to rescind the resolutions of ratification of said amendinent, : ordered to NYork Balled ie betes MC Moucies, Cram sport north of Hat. |» PENSACOLA, July 6—Arrived, brige Johanna, McCarty, torus, Hattie S Bahan. Wooten, 8 Chprera, Peter, | New York, Cycione, Frishee, Moblie; scbre Eurly Bird, NYork; th, bark Elen Dyer, Leland, Falmeuth; brig Penal: Rogers, Tagiancis;: Agnes, Kesvon. 0 i Y ‘th—Bark Volant, Casin a, & bort north of Hatteras; 9h, Ge Barlingaine: Pues, Boston. dentiais of James H, Goss, tember elect from the | tea’ pastensery to Lowe vcrcran ie aed lire Fourth district of South Carolina, was referred to hip Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, 70 hou the Committee on Elections ‘nd cotton, to James Hand, The House resumed consideration of the bill | Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portland, with mdse, to J F exempt from all disability or persecution on account of their religious faith or Worship in either country. y Cemeteries for sepulture of the dead of whatever mativity,or nationality shall be held in respect and 5 ca. » Philadelphia. scbr L A curbanee or profanatio which had previously been adopted by the Legisia: | yy) neti ao . | Ames. juevitas; Welkin, Blanchard, The United states of Ateriéa and the Em. | {utes of those two States respectively, and to with: | Mtntidn al the Disttict oF Colummbike net DUMY 18” | Reknanip Rlectra, Ney, Providence, with mdse and pas a rep aig eRe or oO tap aa gd le nares j per of Chua cordially recognize the innerent and ia J draw their convent to the saiue AT ee gap, | _, ME WARHBUINE, of I, moved fo tay, the bil on | Ep Wetutes Ninia, Liverpool dunes, with maso and | Cubes Proviaence i), Craentad: Tor Noose, lagetote Or |, Jair M—Arrivd, bark JameeM Churcbi,Kilman, Carde- /mhenabie right of map to change his home and alle- s MLLAM BM. Oe - | the table, Which Was negatived by yeas’ 42, nays 84. | passengers, ord, Tiefton & Co, tawa (Br), Ellis, for Baltimore, idg; and others as before, et ee eee eee Elance, and also the wutual advantage of the tree | Mississippl Radicals ‘Trying to Get Congress | Tie bill Was then passed. It appropriates for the } PSkip Auirican with merchandise and J GRERNGeK, Suly 2—Salied, Liverpool, Green, Boston. nepeh, Devis and babe Cease Chase, Fetes Policasi migra emigration of their citizens and sab- | te Change the Reault of the Recent Election, | Support of the institution, in addition to an existing | Passengers, (ob Lead sutvatitien trten Geaaieue Gk Eeee PORTSMOUTH. (0--Arrived, achre'S PN ¢ sects rages i oS Np “oe a ty : Ship Merenry, Havre, June 1, with mdse and M41 | HAMECRG,Juy—Balled from Cushaven at, Tweed, Gra iT aden dena, tee ee : yh sity, trade Of as permanent | Fifteen Mississippi radicals, including Mr. Eygles- OS aaa ts rec a cae asengers to Boyd & inden: “Has find wight wiods apd and Oita, Netonal, Varn. 7+] Allen, Philadeiphia; iit, Adanta, Robinson, NYurk; 12th, 4 reside " attacting parties, therefore, | ton, the defeated candidate for Governor, appeared ichickah ‘gnou NORE: CATOLTEL AnMcaiis Sedte, Hos badaplistan board Gaarans, nye Were! (OL preciso; bag Orpheus, Crowell dot Windvana memes, | ot: WIUCKET, July M—Arrived, schr Henry Hartean, foie in repro rat ny otter than an entirels volun- | nefore the Reconstruction Committee this morning, Mr, Dawes, from the Committee on Elections, re- | ,, Hark Star King, doosenick, Marsetien May 12, with mage, | NYork fils len Hood, Neili, Yokohama; 15th, Archer, | S9pe%, Philadelphia, | fervitn, Sondiin, et Mba ob eee eee ened conse’ | demanding the exclusion from the count of the votes | ported that the eredentials of David Heaton, mem- | {9,Jsynct Henty.: naswed Gibraltar June & June 84, lat 42.40, | Power, Ran Francisco. ved, echr Sea Bi . PROVIDENCE, July I4—Arrived, achra Cabinet, Cook, quently agree to pass lawe making It a pensl ofence logs ber elect from the Second district af North Carolina, | Woapocs Emp Sunheatay from Bivercodt for attng. oh og fucoias iti, bark Gt Minott, Healeg, Boston NM*U*" | Rilzabetbport, and Elizabeth M Smithy Chase, New York sor a citiaen of the I States to take | on the constitution of the counties of Rankin, Chick- b of W. spoke ship Sunbeam, from Liverpool for Boston, 38 days | Pensacola: ith, bark C V Minott, Healey, Boston, om ,. on M Bayi sisabe “5? Taiminese eubjects either ic Thiea mbes Ge , — 7 had been examined and found to be in due form. | out; Juiv 6, iat 4235 N,' lor 6030 W, spoke ship Lizzie Me- | Salled 9th, origs S V Nicholls Br), Buckard, NYork; Balti- | ySalled—Schra James M Bayles, Arnold, Elizabethport; John of the United to China or to any | By this means they coui without their free and volun- | and to elect ra fayette and others, | Mr. Heaton thereupon advanced to the speaker's | Gioyehiin, {rom St Joun, NB, for Liverpool F days out, ign, | more Hr, Pennel, Hoxton; D 3 Soule, Soule, a; lob, |, perme, Moder, Eitsabethport; Benjamin Butler, Northup, pect to carry the constitution | char, had the test outh udministered to hin and | 0) Newyork. ad ‘age, weatuer to the Baulesives foes | Turner, orks?’ ne Uses Moreosé os Mowe (Bt J cuan, Blatidge, New York Ritts Hamiiton, Cole, New York; al State officers and Congressmen. | ‘yy a8 Representative from North Carolina. | int variable winds and dense fo , Mleared 10th, scbr Gem Jones, Belle Miooh Tpomes Hal, Hall, New Yor lones, New York ; Jam’ raghette WASHBURNE, of ill, trom the Committee on | MA Kine ind cB Neokesh yo gy ay [CHMOND, July 13—Arrived, steamer Isanc Be!), Bourne, se sae ag rromriyeies Cae ing or | Me Feasou they allege ts that terror reyned iu those | ¢ ree, reported that the memorial of the city of | raitroad tram, tod PWiliney & Cor Tele Tl lata) 208, ot via, wie; Hobt L Laney Amidon, for Bag mags OM | NYork. burke Alice, Loud, NYork Cacique Braz) Cintra, a yin Ch en th " re8. pties. They ask Congress to declare Mississippi flwankee for reim of expenses in itm 70 W, saw brig Mary A Williams (Br), bound east; 12, fat 40 Ox, Ja, June 30—Arrived, brigs & Prince, | 9%, MolsCOr dunes Sturgess, Taylor, do. residing in Ch oy the same privilexe aver te ork Patan) | ae 8 tee 20 bat ones Gack Walton beech Ber psie te te Gifan Hisek's duly Pennie tances, Bogiins, boron SAN FRANCISCO, June 24—Arrived, barks Brilomart, imimenities or exemptions Wm respect to travel or structed and entitled to readmission to Con. | Provem es "ae? | andy y ; bc igs, Haldee (Bri, West. 1 on Bn), Bartlett, Liverpool; Nizam (Fr), Cardonnet, Maree ile promey ponp te Re ory wg ih aaget Mag ov ld had bee ed ul seasion and that | Sandy Hook Lightsbip, spoke ship Enoch, Trait ly yin bart July & brigs, Haldee (Br, West, for NYork via ota | {ils Sitier cbr, Bel, aidueys Peurtih cbr, Neopian’ have Gabacta of ihe dost favined Hatiid. nauk TeeIneo Among the fifieen several were Northern aud | Messrs, Eliot and Sawyer had been appointed a sub. | St2 Francisco. Had ligut westerly winds and dense fog | Harbor: Ballot Box, for do soon; echt Mary B Jones (Br), | pooit brign Lubra, Petcival, Sydney via Tahitt: 21h), barke fies) States ah i e ivilawe: OVER, m.) Of Pa, from on) % ad light winds and calme the joaton; Hele jorr ison, Calcutta; Wim Woodbury, bh . Hamburg, Si ones RM ac Seadines ont aeeaineaed c oaeerrtt eat aliae natious by the President. Mitary Aftairs, reported ‘back the bill. Introduce: ‘sage and been 4 days north of Hatteras, Mebelin ote (Brem), Heesloop, Hamburg; 27th, sbip Maria (Huss), Canel- came aot prgperib pedig loge: li ba nominated to the Senate to-day by Koontz, repeaiing so much of the second pertreteg Wier (NG), Miidaho, Marburg, 72 dag, | a muered a ferrin: grams foe Boston; Augisty | caciie, MLW duly If, stearasiip Nebraska, Homer, Panama. ay e be enjoyed by : is * s section of the the 2 rei “ i neh, acke 4 july lorado, Daleut re SWS a Manip Neteaese,, er am subjects of t st favored natien. thony F. Campbell to be Postmaster at Broo! . tent Rpt — ne bel aly ony heme Tou Gol, spoke ship John Dongen Br), sieering exat; 1 Loxbon, duly 4 Arrived, Liverpooi Lambert, NYork. pgignreds 6th, bark Herman (Old'g), Zedeius, S;dney,. ALT. 7. Un States the merot of Y., Shermay Day to be Surveyor General at Cal ide t tol y ly to lat 39 53, lon 6915, spoke ship Geo ren (Br), steer LAMDASH, July 1—Sal }, Harding. Borto: i a “ Cains in the present progeeds of weubaa Twat oak ween Tveyor General at Cali- | of drafted men for bounty received at the War De- | tum” Wad beary westerly: winds apto lor @ Wolee ties | eberr N 2, April 19-Salied, ahlp Montage, Harri} |, Stiied—Shtp Canadienne (Br, Fquin, Bordeny via-Puget ‘a aver ‘ ore Be evil ation, | forma and Thomas J. Bowers to be Chief Justice of } pariment prior to its passage: it extends the time | light rariable winds andcaims. | man, ane babkiioksl P NY SoRenived, July 14 ship Lochiel, from Newoastle. NSW. - ss nbd men aoe ag 7 e Supreme Court of Idab r Presid ao | for pre ng suet claims t pars, ‘ " rig Treaton, Norwood, Cala days, with lumber and ELBOURNE, May 2—Arr, bark Powhattan, Patten, NYork vend , ah and regat mi noney and a usity of | the Supreme Court of Idaha. The President also | oi Tiron tie Koomts th | Dill wale Dae. GM eX: | stbetto god Frye & Co eee 5 * fant sailed 16th for Newcasile, where she arrived May il). | pWILMINGION, NC July MW Arrived, ache Ridgewood, weighs fosorauie to that great | nominated Wiliam M. Stagford and Hiram Knowles | Sir govrwatt, ep.) of Maes, frou the Commut- | Bet Viedinia, Johasion, St Pierre, Martinique, 1 dava, | Sth, ships Lady Duferin (Br), Sheehan, Boston (and tailed prickao yO ey re Fade te ae ate hele ute | t@ be Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of | tee on Reconstruction, reported back the Senate | the taucs Pact pontagd aid beta fdas wath often PHT RN oe qenere tprasentative ¢oins | Montana Territory. “ dments ‘9 the House bal removing portica! duly 4. during a, feavy # ual from E blew away foretop-gal- MANSFILLES July T_Satied, Fides Opertander, RY ork ; mee ng @ common ~ " ° " disabilities. © reeommended concurrence and | lantsail. Leftin port schr Thos Jetlerson, for Baracoa, to ANILA, A rived, vot, Laurence, Bramall, - = Raving a conmon «common sind Visit of Senator Whyte to the President. stated that the Senate had struck out elght. names | load truit for New York, oF Hove icing Mar 3, Floewwing, Bray, daa Frazette ELLANEOUS, f " m ae . Wu inckney Whyte, the new Senato: : e bi nd » Brig GY Crolt, 18 days, with mdae. Sailed April 26, Franklin, Bursley, NYork. ~OF ; 3 SH! yc re } en VUgree that «chi, | Hon. Willlam Pinckney Whyte, the new Senator | from the House bil and had inserted many other | » Wns. aise Cro, 16 dare, with sade. to Tee ae ee a elie LF eiceker, B A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COLe pose si shall w unirance on accotor of | from Maryland, calied at the Executive Mans: ames, ji calms tne entire pasaage, aud bern | Philadelphia: éth, KA Kinenian, Buckman, Portlan AUNELDY COLLEGE EXTRA C1AG® 336, JULY 15, 18 their nationality religion udiuitted to all | morping and paid his reapects to the Presid The amendments were concurred in—yeas 101, Hiawerns. July 11, lat 2540, long 41 60, | Holtrook, Miller, NYork; schrs Marcus Hunter, Orr, . 4 3 at oy danoola, colleges aud other pt eduoational. snark : Nays 20—more than two-thirds voting in the amtirma- | ap Whitehail, from St Jago, for Falmouth (E). Left | land: Eliza, Willams, Baltimore, SuRURY OoLURGr— Tees. tutions, without beir yect (0 Any -Fellatows Ut Movements of General Grant. tive, in port bark Antelope, for New York; brig Lewin, Clark, | Sailed Sth, bark Aca Carger, Kenney, Sagua: om, 00,48. 4, 1 dae W618, 19) ‘oR ae, 76, poirtical test; and, ont wand, Nis blajest¥ A letter received here yesterday atares that General Mr. Ieee 1. (rey.) of Pa., moved to change the ba am hr Alpha, brig, Tangier and Goid Finder, for ees feleuaree ae te or AS oe ~«l tbat FRANCE, SMITH & COL, Manger ed Sta may fr etal ent ? DI ¢ ‘. creut a se} 10 lever. ad heavy « gales to the | NYork. fextvcny—cuase If i, BohGo!s it r wae p earn. | during the present week. on the Misbnrsement of the contingent find of the | hanks: siace ight winds and fog. On the bauks saw several | NewOasTrx, NSW, June 1-19 pork ship Heleon, Rachen, | 4g, 75, 3h ae ea Mee ee Boke ate ia, om, ae ars are pe aie oe Clerks to Be Discharged from the Treasury | House, and referring the business to the Committee | large icebergs, from Melvourne, arrived Mays, far San Pra sphhendbtre doe: F Bk &'CO” Manager” Aer k tie Datted states Sdidelainhnolanan on Accounts, Which was agreed to. rig Manzanilia (of Camden), Magune, Calais, Me, 13 days, | bark Powhatan, Patten, from Melbourne, For ette D intoe above Lederiee thdvecs T ° Srbetie te -kbne oo ~ ng Ap Department. MISSOURI CONTESTED CASE. with fuinber to oram & Boardman. m FRANCE, SMITH & CO, all practices of maneceasary ica On Y sotween now and the Ist of September next over | ‘The Honse thew, at tree o'ciowk, proceeded tothe | BME Fells, Tasaldsen. Kio Janeifo May 5, via Fortress | | lawama, July S—Arrived, steamstip Nevada, Kelley, San oe (a ae Covingon, xp. administration of an , ¥ oo male and female employés will be dismissed from consideration of (he Missourt contested election case Brig Riverside, —, Saga, 12 days, with sugar and molas. Satled 34, steamahip Golden City, Lapidge, San Francisco, \ =KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, BX fim auy tatention or rig the various bureaus of the Treasury Department. of Mr. switzier agaiust Mr. Anderson, the Committee | ges, to order. PERNAMBUCO, June 6—Sailed, brig Fred Fooker, | JA. ecided by Missouri State Lottery, cl rauoe: oh Gude tn-teoe ous bu e 3 Pa * | on Elections reporting that the sitting member, Brig Wm R Sawyer, Gray, Machias, 10 days, with lumber to | Para. KENTUCKY STATE—EXTRA CLASS 483, DI bY Mie railroads, telegraphs or ue appropriation for the pay of temporary ¢lerks | George W. Anderson, not entitied to the seat | Sen ih, Wallace, Portemouth (N Hf), days, with | erpool asain tar Nionie ee ee Ps ae a aa a a svements, On th + bas been cut down from $275,000 to $100,000 for the | 4nd that the con eae kart ¥F. Switzler, was. Lipige to Big ee ae rd tte ARRIRO, May 29--Sailed, Orinoco (not Orniay. Bobn, KENTUOKY STATE—OLASS 4¢4. DECIDED Fb Tmeeoese China reserves to him resent fecal Yeas? R TAS i Schr July Fourth (of Bangor), Sharrott, Truxitlo, 20 dave, | NYork; June 6, Mary, Pieper (not Reper), do; 7th (act 6th), STATE, CLASS 434, YULY I ight e tue and manner and \ & alyear; hence there are no funds ¥rom | Mir. ScHeNcr, at twenty minutes past four o'clock, | with hides, ac, to Holyoke & Murray. Has had light NE | ba Pista, Motkenbube, Jon £ 4, 28 BN BR Ge aa ea Ta: «ae, on elreuinstay ves utroducing sich improveme which to pay the temporary employés, A majarity | made # report from the conference committee On | winds the whole passage, and been 4 dae north of Hatte- | HO GRANDE, May'25-—Salled (not arrived), Anna, Wit MURRAY, EDDY & CO., Manasers., ow 2 v mutu 16) f tho: iat "4 he TAX bill, which was agreed ta. The conference | ra ett in port achr J B Smali, Stevens, lig cotton for | rock, ‘NYork MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY —FXTWA OLASS 485, 9U1y 1b, IS shin hie dominions. Wii utual tinder. fof th missed are females, Teport having wlso been agreed to by the Senate the | Cua. rena Cléared 1th, Medea, NYork. z , 6 71, om 74, 5, 19, ie eh determine to construct or cause to be « 1 THE FORTIETH CONGRESS. In reply to inquiries as to the detatla of the report ‘and been seven d 1, brigs Redwood, daniner, port north of Hi ; » My Ss Th Bh MONG A HURRAY, Meares” Walia Of the character ‘inentioned inta cee Mr. SCHENCK eXpinined as to bauks. The conference George (Br), Cromier, York! Mariposa, Staples, Phia- | For circulars, dc., in the above Lotteries eaireses empire ahd shall make application to. the : - 9 mittee had agreed to strike out all relating to Sear Norwester (of Ul er), Foster, Kingston, Jam, 18 | deiplin: 4th, bark Chatleston, Cochrane, do. MURRAY, EDDY & CO, United States th Li West AB Second Session. banks, being entirely satisfied that po bill sould pass ba he madee and pa: ra, to J Leayeratt. St Jo NB, July Arrived, brig Crescent, Faulkner, * “Covingtap, Ry. Red “Ataies Grill; wr that chon debianele Gen Keepers ary to be paid by the United States a | Tchr BW Sunder, Davis, Llitle River, 80,7 dave, with | Nonparell, vanse mahtinehir yy authorize suitable engineers to be emploved. by the SENATE. agents are limited to twenty-five im namber; a1ineral | naval stores, €o, to Thomas Holme 1th, Thos Hi, —e —— seaeainihl Chinese government, and will recommend to othe: WASHINGTON, July 15, 1868. j @!! Das been put upon tle same footing aa other | Schr Mary E Amaden, Sinith, Alexondria for New Haven Clertnew VHEAP AND VALUAB! LDING LOTS O8 EASY ons ap equal Compliance * rah o a ; Manufactures; all distillers and refers of oil@re to Schr Rosalie (Br), Albury, Cat Isiand, 10 days, with fruity Rr dag port Row Harriman, terme; only Lgl month required.—The subscribers to Mations ay equal compliance such application, MISCELLANEOUS BILLS. pay the same as other manufacturers, to Jas Douglas jad light northerly -wins d calms the | for NYork: M = Crowell. for fo in three days, tote in the plan tor “Homes at Woodaide” are requested to the Ceinese government In that case protecting x’ | gtr, DRaxR, (rep.) of Mo, called up the House bill | Mr. ScorRLD, (reps Of Patten | entire pastage. Sax Tos, May JO Clenfed, Johanne, Horch, NYork. inedt in the large room at Military ally 480. Bowers, on Fric engineers ju their persons and property, and paviog relat rary fn fon ¢ oy p 4 —There is no tax pel Sebr Islander (Br), Curry, Ship Harbor, NS, 12 days, with In Port dune, Minstrel, for NYot . Gay, July 17, at 6PM. Those who are interested in Beouring them a reasonable compensation for their service. to amen! certain acis in relation to the Navy and ; 840n on petroleum. lathe, to Jed Frye & Co, Sixcarone, May M—Arrived, Agnes, Willow, NYork via | valuable building sites leas than thre miles from thie city are Iw faith whereof the reapective Pienipotentiaries | Marine corps. ‘Toe ame f the Committee Mr. SCHENCK—No [ax except on sales, The re- | Sehr Lavinia Bell, Bayles, Aiexandria. Rio Janeiro. F 19 invited. Bring your friends with you. Full information Dave inited tts treaty and hereto aMxed the scais si amendments © | moval of spiriis in bond ia reqnired to take place dm Sehr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Alexandria for Hudson. ‘Sailed 12th, Gladiator, Argns, Boston ; 13: mson, Rosa, | afd maps can be had at the meeting, of at the office in store eee z seals } on Naval Affairs were agreed to. The bill passed | Hive inenths—s compromige hetween the six months & Sebr Oliver Booth Longstrert) Viruthia. Labuan. x 8 Spring street, near Brondwa a ea to the Hoase f 7 | he House 4 P twel on C Hubbard, Loveland, Virginia. SHANG! a ' » Gardiner, | paae ahaha eed Done at Washington the 4th day of July, in the year | And go" the Hoase for concurrence. The Joa ot rev e.g peryinmn fan a ho bw et Sehr Alex Wiley, Avery. Virginia. 5 | York vin Spay y aed, epi ate a o7 i dagen trea Gr Giteen MOAN oe ee Tinta of ret of our Lord ove thousand eight hundred and sixty- Me. WILSON, (rep.) Of Mave, introduced a bill to ry! 02 Peiroleum he estimated Rehr Frank)in, Jones, Virginia | SANDGATE, duly 8-O%, Veritas, Herschten, froin NYork offees, Mackerel, Flour. Sugareand all Kin : olan ; } about $2,000,000. ‘The special tax on distillers, re- JH Segiine, Freneh, Virginia. | tor Bremen. Gorton, yit the celebrated cheap cash stores of THOS. Re 7 WILLIAM H. SEWARD, sect establishment of the | maing as before; the tax on sales of wholesale jehr Corneliis, Johneon, Virginia. SYDNEY, NS W, May 11-—Arrived, bark Kate, Cooper, San | AGNEW, corn ‘and Murray streets, Ne York. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, ‘ es, Which Was referred to the Committee | liquor dealers tx to be one per cent—-a compromise | Sebr Exertion, Forvel, Virgmin | Prancineo (and sailed Sth for Ancktan’. UT TODA’ ANSON BURLINGAME, on Military Aitairs. bejween the three per cent of the House pad the |. ¥ ? gina May 16, ship Gentoo, Freemap, San Francivon O' THE FIRESIDB COMPANION. SUN CHIA Kt The bill provides fora reduction of the number of | one-fifth of one per cent of the Sonate, By the pro- a\a wm } wed Banks. laversham (ir), Sberiock, do; 26th, Ashburton, | Without exception’ ‘ : RU. enlisted men To 26,090, to be contained in Uniety yogi: | visions relating to inapectors some arxteen hundred | £o,% a hen de ri0 chip Crtsader, from Boston, etuctered tor | Convents cr tmmeteenioeetee ote ‘The Third Party Movénent Not Kncournged= ats Of infantry, eight of cavalry aod fou of { or eeventeen hundred oMecrs would be got tid Of | won Greehiaw, Calaler 10 di Mantwand. back, would sail in afew scht Lev! Stev: | THE UCNMAR ECE DACOHTER, by Renward Phiip. Position of Senator Doolittle flery, and coniciapiates the appolatment hy te } only some oue hundred inspectors being jeft to in. | lathe, Maguast | eng, (rom Puget Sound, arrived May 97, (or San Francisco | TH! INU OR Rare Ay captate jayne Rel’. Pindotas onser. | Geetetary” of War of a board of competent off. | spect fovaeco, snuff aud ‘4, ‘Sehe in Sawrer, Sawyer, Calaia vin New Haven, | dunes 1CK OF THE WOODS, by Montgomery Bi The effort to organize a thitgl party by couser- | Qera, Whose duty it shall be to prepare | oe Pipaines, lem.) of Wik, What reduction | where # are barged 4 ' SAVANA LAMAR, Jane 16—Arrived, echt Juanita, Bacon, FHS Ske! TOF THE: AxoR HOUR. . vative republicans dissatisfied with the nominees of | and submit to him a pan for catrving » wih it awake in revepue vilivers Be Ja orgies Calais vin Providence, where she | ad July &-Aalled, Rosina, Roderteoh, NYork HE SOL 'ARY DREA! ~ age Jones, the New York Convention i# not destined to moot | Into I prosalansspecitrog In detail the nau | bbe Ree Ncn er {ainy More than Hal egy | ghane Remade, Pall, Calne vin Providence, where ehe | tainitian July tatiived, hg. Romaine (By, Gara, Bar. | WOMAN'S Kt P MATRIMONIAL QUES baal eg inen eagni , " Of Hil. inguired ae to the bu jrcharged. ; {+ adon j rk Orchiila, Havener, NYork ; javen, di \with encouragement from leading gentlemen of that | jing wy, at oficers are€o be retained on uuly onother- before she Cowmittee on Way« and Meand in refer: | ech Crary Ryrenmond, Machina, # gy, with limber, .to F | (end dsied oth for lente = rf TON e f y srorrep Tale BF KE-THE BRACELET ‘glans who have KbIy eustained President Johnson in | whe. Y%ls plan JA to be submitted hy the Secretary . ence to AdjUrATHENT | Painot & C0 ree Driga Mary E Fhompson, Warren, Philadelphia; tA ti EA Aue cit DREN'S COR- a Th pubstantiation of | OF War at the Lex. gession, ald ho welon Spall be | Mt-SeuANCK Jeplied that the principar pusttteae |*,BebF Amelie, Krvwurt, Rastport, # daye, with Iumber, to fh, avy Warten Cobb, N¥ork ith Reown, Minot, NER RUTH © } in 5 Rosi Niort ty faken upon ft mth Congres shat have given its | hesore the eommitter'was ih} Panding bil referred | “eid page 2th, Roaisn, Tush, NYork. Weather’ wan, | . For ‘aie by all News dealers. Price sia cente per, copy, 69 hie strife egainet cadicaliem, tot , day frou ' vi ! Schr Perio, Whiner, Perry, @ dye, with spars, to Snow & ‘uy ® thie anwrionption a Jester WH appear om Friday fron | Any st ; y 0 ifte-ciay, and Which the comsyittee would report | Rint oy ts ATPATATSO, June 18--f0 port ships Nightingale, Nicete, | °& 7°8r GEORGE MUNRO, Bevawwr becuitie in regponse to 0, He PFtrander ayd | dr, Cone, rep.) OF Cai, offered a joimt seeolution » back "inhi forty waht hours. 8 nee. Lal, Nerwiet ' neariv reontted, would sail Jor NYork jn a 99 a He Wiliaw evrget, New York,