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aoc 7 fata 2 = TTY bli Anamore % se; ontona, Ber, 10elbe at: t . ‘ 11° yL’ rar would be thereby advanced, iu proportion to the | strike ; but being cut off from eupport by the gen- | can debt being no more then thirty-five million | fine ; radishes, buneb, laSe ; onjona, Ber., Be at a Al Hk NI W YORK SUN. rapidity with whch ali who dwell within our | eral Trade Unions, they wore at last obliged to suc ey aaah ree pay deat Wena, iment cy Boo Eee ee eee cr ereecen 10a} Gatil, #0s . “Sart RDAY MORNING, Jt NE 3, 1866, borders became emanc pated from the onervu@ | eumb to necessity, and resume work on the terms | rpijlions three por cent. stock, created {un 1904 a Sg hyp SO alia PA LU, b ' . sysiem of taxation at present tu operation. that they bad rejecte. So has ended this mewor- ee ra eee ee of tae oid tereen, ruit, be. —Appies. half sheet Ptoples, | nigra vs - nm} lions admitt claim doren ; jemona, Si ai Se; The Present Daty. Advice Politely Declined. able dispute between capital and labor, and we foreigners, bearing interest at six per cent. ; sixty- aie aie ee cet quatt, —-e1 walnute hould now be the greatalrs of the Govern. een, wit xceptions, | ™aY Dow review the field of controversy, and mi ‘ the people of this country to show the Belch deen = pee Cotes eee count up the profit and lose, Neither the Lron- world an lence that ‘' Peace hath her victories, id : engaged in pointing out the policy that we masters nor the workmen can claim a triumph in po ieee renowned than war.’ The vation has passe: | a “ nae ‘ ant hie Davie kad oches teadligg the termination of this difficulty, So far as Bouth #vely ond triumphantly through the terrible cries | be ve Mi Clanene vit Jemsoded on behalf of thoue Staffordabire is concerne!, which embraces three- of rebellion, armed resistance to the Goverumen siWeti deat tit fon: Ta a rus of indignation | {2Urtb# of the iron trade, the dispute wae not the Daw dinay peared, and the havoc of wer has conse! | pel ah Cet keen for presuming to treat the im rediate result of « disagreement on the mub- he duty that now devolves upon the country is to at | dienttavién In the Wght of eFitminals, Now, | vcr vases The trouble was ot last ended amie ie the mariew of @ae With (HO leant ponetble ee aol ; NO" | ably, by mutual concessions on both sides, and we have no spec objection to these journals Set e i / neither party acc ‘shed all it first set out to do. dition of the Bouthern Stetes i pil | aig ng tothe fortunes of Jerr. Davia and his ' ty accompl'sted s sin March, jes, and five mitlions of interest pound, TG sald, bamanes, dor, ereupon to be ann { aixty-two millions bettem an 4 t for the Anglo-French font t0h4s wed fifty million ior and Chdeve hint butter, badd: Senn tie! doliars for the #ix per cent. Lottery loan of 1855, | common. 1s, y wiolly takon up in France, because of the British | Lread and Crackers — Wheat, loaf, Salve: law against lottenes and gambling. The total na- | extra pilot, per pound, Dale; sweet crack iba tional indebteduess of Mexico, therefore, exceods | 1%¢ ton, i2alse ; soda, 12alde; butter, 14all $516,000,000; the interest payable on thia amounts Fayre 39 Beans dry, per Ch St sor> to 420,600,000 ; the entire revenue of the couuiry, | Sachs Dimibe: peas, aplit. per pound, Ne ab from a!) ordinary sources, i# much below , ot COOL, ROTO, PEt 21 01 . per callon, 1 | 10,000,000, or bulf the interest on the debt, with- | ac; mik, per qoatt ear tien te ve vee i out leaving @ eingle doliar to maintain the Govern- | for z5c; ice, 1 cent per pound, or 75 cents per 10. 1 five millious due to Frauce for war expenses up to i quart, 100; nes, per pound, SuaS%e; rsisiog erate crlay. The premises, If they choose to give Jerv. their The North Staffordshi Y estionably have | went and support the army, —— = ———————} able in the extreme, for they have learne! that War | 0), py 0, ine teat, provided that in doing #% ae heied ar ae nd bat hes poten 7 ciate cents SPECIAL NOTICES. sa bitter, terrible reality, aud mot the fancifol ples | anerinese ie endered at discretion, for they : ships Wrecked Upon the Coast of Greay ‘a culled ies Boe , they will not have the impertinence to dictate | uy) y etute of sed foe Sour monte ps Wree! D e Secspnnanincatirencn che tinrchntn oer ture that deluded them into teespousad of rebels | oy oe Government ball do in the | . by Baks reall at ‘ Britain. For One Doliar—The Jan, Feb. March, lion, Their cities are despoiled, their towne injured, | in refua ng to work, and were at last compelled to | An English newspaper contains the following: Apzil, May and June numbers of the IMlustrated Phe» The ager rete of losses sustained by the country | noloyical Journal will be sent every year ie frightful to con emplate, Upwards of 2,000 veanela ar lost on the av @ yearly, on our coasts sone. This number seems enormous; ther country devastated Vher population has Yorn cecimated by the war, impoverished, dispire 4d, and they for their cet nal folly to a degree that rarely fala to the lot of humapity rae accept the diminished scale, In summing up the fympathy, very well; if they desire to console | profit and lose of thie remarkable trade him an the critical period of bie life ep | aime, Ity, we find the iteme mainly on one proschen, we bave no objection: if 18 will afford | ie ut the account. Nothing tangible bas been them satisfaction To secure the Pic torial Doub « Numbers with Phyviognomy, Ethnolo ey, Phrenolocy, Physiownomy and Percholocy, send St once to FOWLER & WELLS, (30 Dioadway, New ve sulfere to mourn over the ‘‘sour anp te " c ingme! Each | and the reader will wondor what must be the total | york, 399 Bat the S-uth 16 by no means beyond reclame- tree " opleode that eeeme apparent, let them do ec | geined either hy employers or workinymen. Smount of wrecks throughout the world, if thie cs ae . 4 Teowill require arduous Tabor, to ; 3 i | interest has tried to override the other, and both | j.)4 island eione 18 the scene of so much lisuster. top that Scratching and ase Wheaton’s Juetry and sraeverance w make it but thie brazen ipucence in presuming to inatruce | bay. digastroualy failed, The Josa is @ most for- | But it must be rewerm:ered tha: uniess ships (re- | Tteh Ointment, It cures Iteh ard 8 iit Kheum in gusty , w “a ye ; ver fiat a oe cur Government in ita duties, is next to ineufler- midable matter, The workmen and their farnilies quent a coast there can le no wrecks, and it will | forty-eieht hours, and all eruptions of the skin, sold ae ultfa and prosperous, bu’ nere e | a therefore be seen thatit isin cov uence of our overwhelming maratime activity, tha: cur shores are so wreck-strewn, When the reader is informed that upon the cosste of Great Britan end [re- land one-third of all the maritime casualies throughout the world cecur, he will probe ally be astonished ; nevertheless such is the fact. These isles are the common focus of the navies of the babitable globe; and 1,000,000 ships annually leave and enter our ports. Most of these bave to pass sLores either rock-Lound or fearfully olatructed by out ying sands, the very names of which are sounds of dread to our seatmen's ears, With all these traps on the path of the seafaring community, the prevalence of wrecks at certain seasous of the year cannot be wondered at; Lusit certainly is astouishing thet eo many collisions, mavy of which are fatal to both ships, should oc- cur ua fine weather and broad daylight, We can- not, for instance, immagine two men crossing & ert, and running up against each other, agaiust their will; yes this is what actually occurs on the ocean desert so ships every day in the year, espe- ciwlly in the bright summer weather, Wish the yas increase in our @team marine, and with the introduction of the po ul Ugbte which steamers carry, simulating tho brilliancy of those in light. houses, we can understand coliimons taking piace in the ng! time; but in fair daylighs such » cause cannot be assigned es an excuse tor running into the very tecth of destruction, able. If they expect to intimi late engbody by | » 4 } ' - have for four months been living on their previous Aroet dtnhd Abra thelr clamor tn this respect they are wofully iis whien before the rebellion "| Bard-earned accumulations, or their edit, without «of Bouthern wenlth, still ro- H ar ke ey bette cand th pie the accession of a aingle dollar to their store. Many pains uulujared, aud will yield ita favorito staples |" lt sae l acainat themne Europes tntiuence | 0 tvem comered extreme privation, and have been y now ne {t did before the tide of war | 0” sth bated Sealab bed a compeled to ask assistauce of the charitable. The othe | fron-mastere have lost heavily by the suspensicn proportional the by all Dragelets, 312 An White as Snow--Are the heads of thousands who h @ttained the prim of lite Mott's Chemical Pomace restores the hair, however gray, to its former beauty, Vee no more liquid compounds or hair dyes, Sold by diuegiets at 66 and 75 contea boitie. Depot 51 Mare clay et a4 Wheeler & Wilsows Highest Premiaat Toek-stiteh Sewing Machines, aud Buttonhole Ma. chine, 6256 Broadway, New York, 2 Prices Greatly Keduced Spring Clothing y Variety, “DB. Waldwin's, To aud TZ Bowery nt and stere in the city at (ed 5 0 The Original Howe's Sewing Machines for sale af 6zv Iiroad ELIAn HOWE, Ji. Ine ventorand Maker, Av ited po obstacle iu the way botevercome, The ao was the gioat fou or power will weigh one foie {n their favor, The BED overstate cenit neers bowed British Journalainay aa well un lerstand this fect | of shew businessoa0 heavy ing the lat four yeura, and the desert #! | again eA ail their pasconade in so1we MUTE) york men, And all this bas resulied from that ab- " Th tive, towns, rails | Prous oe ae re a — furd notion which seems to be ae firmly rooted in vty that bawe wufferod Abelitioniets in New Garments, the minds of some men ns the fact that they exist-— ther labor and capitel ere nec essarily inveterate enemies, ani that eternal war between them is inevitable, If the tron-masters of Staffordshire had been endowed with sense enough to understan! and appreciate the fact that labor and capital are inseparably con- nected, that the interest of one is the interest of the other, that what is detrimental to one is injurious to Loth, and that each ts dependent upon the other for success, the trouble, suffering and loas oceasion- od Ly the great lock-out, never would have cecurred. Oar Acconnt With Eo sppliances of husbandry that have beon de sor aa the row rade ent other bop by the war can dition by patient labor, and in fact there 14 bo 86- | policy somewhat earlier than the public generally rious impediment t» overcoming the tnatertal it to thelr former con Tr radicals are attack oy Pr sicent Jousaes'@ expected, but their course surprises wo one Who is eTocta of the war, The roost dificult feature in re+ | gt all farm!ar with their polite atoring the old condition of things probably con- | nual meoting of the New F eiste in removing the ecobittered feeling besween | Society, which hae just been held at Boston, fur- the Nort) andthe Routh that has beea e fon, Ruteven this BOYD—On Thursday, June lat, Thomas Bord, peed 56 ye a native of the County Derry, Ire- and. the relatives and friends of the famil, of his sone, Wm. and Thowas Hoyd, are to attend the funeral from ble lave ith et, to-day, Saturday, at Coleraine, Ireland, papers please copy. lot DONNELLY-—At lz M., on Friday, Jane 2d, Mars the beloved wife ot James Donueily, aged 47 a native of Dungannon, County of Tyrone, reiand, gouderot | nished the medium through which the extreme faction of the r lefined their policy. Their creed ian db pusceptible of tila atory spiriton the partof the North, ands roaliz- | construction. Negro sullraze and a repudiation of ing sense of their unjustifiable crime againat tho | the national debt, arr tie watchwore Lwith thie Government, on the part of the South, A mutual | object in view, they have commenced their old 4 apomtion to bury the past and to cultivate amity, | work of agitation, by sssailing President Jous- during the re’ be overcome by a wise, magnan mes nd. harmouy avd good feeling between tho lately bos | gow. Some will claim that thas position of the Brourtany Sewarp, several mons ago, made Probability of Marry 7" ect ff semaine will be interred st Etatbush Cometor y tile sections, would soon eradicate the bitter re- | Now Eugland extremists is of no political conse. | OF hin little bill against the British Government, From twenty to twenty-five and — twenty-five denen, 445'Chherty at lies irietde pea relation Se ! v o i « inflicted upon our commerce reapec y inva tend, nembrauce of the past, and insure concord and | quence, for the reason that their ultra teachings | '® relat ‘i ps 0 tibet geben papers [rn thirty (he prebobility of o widower marrying is stony daycare reciprocal respect iu the future, It in desirabley | will not Le accepted by the milder type of radical through the Alabama and other creatio 3. ¢ year inane tetes aa grea aa thea of 0 | Duors reamoctt eos of Peeee bret tou, that every nerve sbould be strained to ite [7 iy just possible that this may prove true Nish “ neutrality’ This clalin bas not yet been times ‘une.al willtake place at 10 A.M thie Saturday morning, from Bellevue Hospital, from thence ve Calvery Cemetery, ow GOKRY~On Friday, June 2d. at 4 P.M. Mary Ann Gorry, wife of Frank H, Fowier, and daughter of C. Gorry, aged 26 years The relatives and friends of the family are most respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the Tesideuce ot her mother, 62 Kidge st, Sunday, June th, at 2 o'clock P.M, 138 HOWE-—At Mariners’ Harbor, 8taten Island, Ma. 29th, Cush Hu, the beloved wie of Charles Howe, ayed reand 6 wonthy, 61 LEITCH—On Thureday, June 1st, at TA. M., Mra bachelor, Attbirty it is neerly fourtimesss great; from thirty to forty-five it ts five time as great, and it s.cresses until atsixty the chance of a widower marrying in @ year is eleven times as great us that of a Uachelor. It is also curious to remark bow cou- firmed either class becomes to its condition in life —bow little likely, after a few years, iss bachelor to break through hie havite and solitary condition ; and, on the otber hand, bow readily in proportion does # husvaud contract a second marriage who las been deprived prematurely of bie first partner, Af- ter the aye of thirty the probability of @ bachelor t at tension ju the work of restoring the acted upon, although our esuthorities have inti. mated more than ouce that ‘tls highly desirable to square accounts, It now seems that President Jouxson has got out of patience with this delin- quent English debtor, and has twoade a demand that the matter shall be atten led to without further This way be taken as evidence that the jent is determined to push the cleim for reparation, and that the British Government will antry | cerning the project of repuliation ; but with refer- toils peace wtutua All the energy that hae beeu | ence to negro franchisernent, the political key- devoted to Ui vel the rebellion abould | note of the whole r |} party was sounded by now be directed inthe ehanvel of peace; and if] Wespent. Pariirs, his late speech at tus isdene, we will soon give European nations | floston, The difference Letween the ultra the last © for astonishment in connection with | of the Partrs cl and the mi'der type of radi- the rebellion --the wounds of eivil war quickly | cale, represented by Chief Justice Cuasy, is only teale’s and North and Bouth going forward againy | external, The aim of both factions is the aaine, hand jo hand, in the great work of further de- [ bus one exhibits a little more caution and cireum- »pre Le allowed to shirk the issue by any quibble | marrying ina year diminishes in a wore rapid ratio, aria Gertrude Leiteh, wife of ‘Thomas Leitel, and sulop ug the resources of our comimon country, epection than the otter, Puittirs js the lew pot y 3 mere LAA ad ing S99 en toon Oars tio. | Maria Gertrude Leiteh, wide of homes Laltcl end ar Py ( tad With the Ques horse in the radical team, full of fire and eager to | OF pretext. The whole question, of the rigut of a eet at therty, and bearly she saine proportion | afd 22 days, ew Figures Connocte neutral power to permit the fitting out of pirates to prey upon the commerce of a nation involved in war, depends upon the solution of the demand now wade by our Government. Lf England rbould re- fuse to liquidate these claima, it will then be for our authorities $0 determine how satisfaction shall be obtaincd, And, im the event of such refusal, we euggest thie plan: To pay off the score by retaliation, England ts now envaged ina war with ber province of New Zesland, The natves are in rebellion, and the British Government is endeavoring to establish law and order—which makes the case practically a pa- rallel with that involved inthe late rebellion in this couutry, We would fit out Alabamas ad infinitum man them with Yankee tars, arm therm with our tnost approved Rodmans, obtain Maori capta nA, and then send ther forth to prey upon British commerce, with the rebel flag of New Zealand floating at the masthead? That would be exactly such ‘neutrality’ as Fngland has displayed in connection with the rebel pirates, and Jons Buty would have no just cause to grumble at seeing bis ‘The friends and acquaintances, the New Jersey, New York and Sandy Hook Pilot, the members a Normal Lodge, 623, F. and A. M., are respecttully fue vited to attend the funeral on Baturday, Jd inet, at 9 BP. M,, trom 101 Jay st, Brookiyn, 263 McCORMACK —On Friday, J 2d, James Me- Cormack, in the 6d year of his age, a pative of the Parish of Leyan, Co. Loug ford, Lreland, The relatives and aequaintances ot the family are respectfully invited to atrend his funeral trom bis lato residence, 14 avo. D, on Sunday, June 4th, without further invitation, Sau Francisco papee please copy. is MARKION—On Friday, June 2d, Josephine Mare rion, aged 15 years. The relatives and friends of the family,ber brother, W..d. Marrion, and her brother-in-iaw, ©, Brice, are tespootfully invited to attend the funeral trom the residence of her mother, 66. Ninth ave, on Sunday, at Lé'e o'clock, wi BSULLIVAN—Killed at Spoterivania Court House, May isth, Isd4, Lieut. Janes Andrew ©. Sullivan ased LY years ou of the late James O. Sullivan, Bay, Kenmare, Kerry, lreland, Tho frivuds of the family, also the officers aud members of the Corcoran Le. fre invited to at tend the funeral ou Saturday ne Jd, at S o'clock P, M,, from the residence of his siacer, No. 1,245 Broad way tion of Paying O@8 the Pablic Debt Ko nhead; end while tho less eptrite! nage may W tha: Provost-Ma 1 Fev haa gc wut of | feel inclined to move more staidly, they are sure ‘iyuring" business, and Iaycnen may “calcu. | & follow closely im bis trail, Senator Scmsrw, in un thelr own account, we haves few figures | fact, is scarcely bebind Portis in the plamness hwervations to lay before the public, upon of his language upon these questions, Iu his late the proposed plan for paying off the immense oration at Boston, !e¢ took virtually the same Gebt of thin country, Wo believe in the vast ad- | 6tound occupied by Purnitrs, and bie d Vantaves we should derive as @ nation by imme. | ton of the Preaidens's recoustruction policy differs diately liquidating every outstanding obligation ed from that of his brother radical, only In respect againat tho United States; but the moral effect a | to rhetoric, The fact caunot be tznored that this successful efforsof this kind would have upon our | VOW creed will be popular with the nas of the ign relations —aa another specimen of how radical party, that is, the necro suffrage partof it we cando “biy things'twill be marred by attempt. | He repudiation doctrine being a contingent of the §ng so compass such on undertaking upon the plan other, They were so succe securing that has been ao wi discussed, As at present | Me reat object of emane anannged, the project ts similar to the attempt of |’ their belief, thas they will outer upon the man who expected to lift himself over @ | Sis new hobby with the feeling that they have the fince by tugging at hia boot strana, He could not | Prestige of success. President Jounsov, having do it, and the debt will never be paid, if subserip- refiised to comy with their notious relative to fons toward it are received, upon the principle, | B&are equality, naturally becomes the target of that each subscriber shall thus commute bis future | Melr i tignation, and henceforth be may expect taxation, Ly giving at this tine, @ sum which | Mat the vials of their wrath will be mercilessly sucrely represents hia present tax, or the taxes he poured upon hie head, The object of commencing exists between each quiqonnial period atverward. Financial News, Markets, de. New York, Friday, June2 6 DP. M.—The follow- ing were the leading quotations at the Gold Room to- day :—At 10.30 A.M. 198 %q5 11.80, 1585's; 12, 1959's; 12.45, 1870; 2, USTAg; 2.80, 187%; & 1 3 4.50, 157%. The stock quotations in the afternoon, com pared with those of the same time on Wednesday, show @ fluctuating market, moet sorts being consider+ ably hicher, while afew were lo Governments were dull with a downward tendency, The loan mar- ket was easy aud not very active at G6a7 percent, the chief transactions being at 6, Commercial paper paseod slowly at Ta9. Foreign exchange was inac- tive, and few merchandise billa were offering. Bills at 60 days on London were 119 8 109’. for commereial and 1007, a 110 for bankers, On ‘Chance to-day Flour opened vy, and closed Se, lower, Wheat was %&.e Be, better, tom wis active clowd heavy, Oats wore excited and : be. better, Pork was excited and decidedly hi; Beef and Lard were steady, and whiskey was easier, with only very moderate demand, pune according ITE--On Friday, June 2d, Joseph White, la id year of his age, The re-atives aud tiiends of the family are reepoce fully invited to attend the funeral frowa the resi- STOCK SALNS—FINOT BOARD. 66,67......114 800 Cary Japrov't... 0. 66,'08, rell2) 260 essen dence of his son, SoT Eighth wt, at 1'e o'clock, om Bi,ep.US% 400 N.Y. Con, kK, day. ’ 43 would be likely to pay during two or five years, | %¢ crusade thus early in doubtless to intimidate | Prood of “*belligerente'* come home to roost, 24 1000. see | ited : a In round numbers, the debt is four thousand the Prositent, and force hun to retract bis policy ouiliions, Upon this sun the annual average inter- | 02 the subject of reconstruction, Failing in that, es, at Various rates, ia: @ay two hundred and fifty they will then enter the political campaign, with mil io r nearly five millions of interest money | the desixn of securing @ popular en loraement of ts due the bondholders every week, Under the pro- thelr views at the ballot-box. This is the pro- pored plan, which hae been received with favorby | Brame and its sequel remaing to be seen, The Tennessee Franchise Bill, The Tennessee Senate bill on the elective fran- chiae, passed that body on Monday, by a vote of a xteen to five, It puts the rebela on # probation of mx yearn, before they can exercise the right of suffrage, Under its provisions the following per- sons are permitted to vote: First,Fvery free white man, twenty-one years of age, and a citizen of the Volted States, and pub- licly known to have entertained nipoondiitonal sentiments from the breaking out of the rebellion untill the preseut time, IGHTERMEN ON DECK — THE OFFI. cere and members of the Lightermen's Union are most serpectably requesied to meet at the corner of York and Pear! ste, Brooklyn, on the ith inst, at 12'¢ P. M., as we are going to bring Lome our new banuer aod flags, Punctual attendance is requested of all members, os there will be w# fiue of $1 imposed, By order, JAMES BURK, Pres, WM, SILEBoLEN, pee, — NITED COOPERS, NO, 2—ON DECK ting of hie Society will be held a cor Broad and Pearl st., this sat- urday altermoun, at 2 o'clock. ‘Lhe wembere will be be Cal, T# O60 Mo, 6%... 100) Obio & Mise 11000 do. f000 N.Y, Cen 100) Mar, Ist M the people, less than three millions of dollars heve | Regume ena Ma been subscribed, and two weeks of time were require { to obtain even this sum, Any intelligent fercan easily figuro up the chances of liqul+ datiog the national debt: if the invereat thereof is of the Great Lock-Out, Tum trout'es between the employers and work- men in the iron trade of Staffordshire, England’, have just terminated, and work has been resumet by all the men who were e:nployed previous to the Heurtueyei's Hove ‘. Y ; ly Atlantic MB. Punetual in attendance, to Lear the reports of thet met by the subseriptions already re- | gigoulty, The magnitude of this conflict between Perey A precy eanee Tene tOnAbiMaAl: of: ihe suv Wirsesesaeee committees ‘Lhe wermbersot our sister societies are any ronaiile, practical man had delib- | Ggpital and Labor, by which nearly ove hundred ‘ Mar epab tiie RROCOND Terpoctiuliy weked uot to interfere with us in oup atthe ago of twenty-vne years since the 4th of March, 1505, provided he has not engaged in arm: ed rebellion against the authority of the United Btates, and every free white man of a lawful age comming from other es, on proof of loyalty to the Guvernmiens of t) ated Siates, and being o citizen of the coun culated’ erately the feasibility of paying off our public debt by the spootanvous action of the feople, be would have looked upon the matter ose Peuuine business transaction, and presented tt to suspension of business continued over one-third of the people by saying, * for so much money down | year, preenterise. by oiderof the socety. CHARLES CARTER, Prost, CM YARWOOD, Sec, _lvw thousand workmen were thrown out of employ- ment, the greater part of whom are heals of fam- iliea ; the fact that the controversy and consequent "BL ep. 108s he 00 U8, 6a, 5-20 ins Ha SOCIETY NOTICES, a " tee AP wherein he may offer his} ¥ d 3 Squats PUBLIC: MEETING WILL BE HELD each of you can ottsin exemption f {the immenay sensation which itereated | yitv six months preceding the day of election, 56) Quieksilver M... 60 by the Father Mathow T. A. B, Society, No. 1, of ; y u xemptionu from eo many e working classes on both sides of the Third,—Every tree whise man, an inbabitant of | $00 do, » BUM Brook'yu, on Suuday evening, at 7 o'clock, in the ara worth of taxation per annum ;'' or he c, make this subject one of absorbiug inter. | thie State, and & citizen of the United States, who “ih ‘Temperance Institute, on Hainilton ave, Speakers, WEE | tie M. 3,,..179 40 N.Y. Con, R.... 99 200 do... 88 igeb9%s Soo Erie R.. . Tis 140 ‘ duu U1, Cen, B,...... 417 Washington Market Retall Report. Farpay Evenina, June 2, 1866, Nothing worthy of special note baa transpired in this market since our report of Friday last, prices of all articles of household consumpticu except, perhaps, vegetables and fruits, remaining at the figures then quoted, Green peas are quite abundant, and retail at ToaTS cents per peck, String beans are also arriving more freel ath are offered to-day at 75 cents per PW potatoes, hae served ag a gol ier in the army of the United States, and bes been, or may be honorably ais- eharged, nty between capital Fourth.-—Every free white man who voted at the neat that all President's e ection in 1564, or voted on the 22d of é ; es A : ef as February, 1805, or toe Foursh of March, 1505, in arptous now coming In, on the proposed plauy | who are directly interested in questions of this | this State. ; ‘ tbe debt will not be paid at the end of seventy | character will draw a useful moral from the hise Fifth.—All those who can prove by two ood and yeurs. tens ok ike avaai tl true Union witnesses that they were, the lust ory ot Whe gress 2 election, the true triends of the United 8 the 1st of January, the tron masters determined to All other persous are excluded for oix y afver alter the schedule of wager by @ reduction, | he Pasvaxe of this actly audimay then be readmitted to tranchise by petition to the Circuit or Chancery Court, on proot of loyalty to the United States, in Notice of this | open court, Upon testimony of two or more good ‘a nail en, and the Trade Unio loyal citi Bectiou 4 provides for the registra. fetorm ination wae given, andthe Trade Unions tion of voters, aud section provides for the chal leaging of voters, and the administration of we M. Madden and J. Connolly, An election for officers for the ensuing term will be held at 2'5 o'clock P. ems to all clastes, Ti is, perhaps, the best example Me HENKY MOKGAN, Prest, BERNARD MABTINe in the history of trade complications, by whieh to © the fruits of d gud labor, and {i may reasor @ Government @ litte more than seventy-five {dollars per week, great dels will ed inone year At the rate of eub- woull have said to the public, if you will give u n agree be liqu LIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG Hoclety, No, 1, will be T+ o'clock, cor, S4th and Sthav, speaking by Brennan, Singing by Wm, Stoc ’ lady vocalists, JOS, SILVER, Vico . J, LOGAN, Bee, Look out for the Young Mong Fie bic, TATHER MATHEW T, A. 1, SOCIETY, No, 6, N. Y,, will held another grand temperanc meeting at their new Hall, eorner of Yd avenue an 48d at, on Bunday evening, June the ith, at Ty oe le George Campnell, Peter Duna neing by Mise Connolly aud Nordshire lock-out, About It will thus be readily soon that the project slroady started does nos meot the end in view; Dut its discussion wil enable the public to devise vay evontually be atopted, and thus more speed spose of our creat debt, with. of forming a great national sinking fund ; which will as they alleged, correspontius with « on the profit of t jecrease some method th r business, cut awaiting the slow pr of the Workingmien took the subject into considera: | half peck, this also being the price of , made their appearance during the y, Purcell aud Cole, The metn> pay o the pub | tion, All the mony excepting thoes in North graf | oatu to wupport the Cousntution of the United | past etek. Exes are sbundant and cheaper, tial | bere holdi Hekots, will moet a thea lic creditors at the end of a century or more. | fordahire, who comprised a very emall 4) | States, Anulaws aud proclamations made in pur- teins the number now offered for a “4uarter. Bundey a R, Sec, Hall go let . le Our plan, for cancelling the tnd, : @ Who comprined @ very small proportion | vice shereof, and the amenied Constitution of | Strawberries remain at last week's prices, viz. : from ent, NDL Lathe © ae 4 " \ ss of the | of the number, concluded to continue work wt the | Tennessee, with the acts of the Legisiasure in ac- | Ocente per basket to 3b cente per bor, Other «uo FATHER MATHEW T, A. B, SOCIETY No, uation, wouldjbe, todo itby State athe same | petuced weale, The latter accordingly ' struck,” | Corlaucegtherewith. FejJons Bre 08 fOlOW East baat pilin, SEARES | Gea 5, of New York, will ho d a pablic pies ting ss thelp privcip.e that quotas for the arr re assigned | and ake employers claim that they did ao at the |, This bul is substantially the sama as that before mee See; do woup pieces. 10a ide ; do stewing pi Hall, between S4th and Goth sts, aud sth ave, on Sune 5 June 4t Addr sees by John Gloves under President LinQoLn's Various proclansations ; the House, reported by Mr. Arrill, from the M luazie; do smoked, 20a28e; do tongu Gay grening June Hire will be wood elite iustance of the yeneral Trade Unions, which bodies z i : i tary and Juecial Commuttee, except tuatin tue sirloin steak, 3un—c; porter house, Sbadve ; corn-beoh —Monthly meeting ot the 1 only we would truly protess ages vst Marihmed> | were to auppors the strikers, ad a kind of expert. | latter the tith class of vovers named above is not | liezde; veal, 1e36e for bind DANE IAL LORLRO (Be fore fine for Lon-attendarce io te cieu Fry” having anything whatever too with | ment, to see what! tho done with the employe | Mcsbi4e aud the exclusion of those temporarily iBebser do chopa, Sbaiive; lamb, per pound, Yas} pune teehee ‘a bi conte fase tre calculations, If Secretary MoCoLLacun would | era, Thereuncn the i ira orem eu te [ae Fauchiid iw luuited to fve years iustead of | 1 iho ‘ocuone; fresh pork, 1sazie; corned-pork, isa | President, 3. . port the yunt of National ceb& due by each | aooiation, and “locked Beate, we could almost pledge New York to}! quidate | yorkie refusing to gis | ig bo KE ita s).are within a very short tine, provided Coms ces | he ty ee, 2OM2Le 5 “ be; hame, and Game, 175; geese, Hasve ; due! aS8U; wild pigeons, doz,, all the Statfordahire tripe, lualve per pound; lard, Paruer MATHEW T B, SOCIETY, OC No, % Brooklyn, will be addressed on Sund Lurkeya, S0a3%; broilers, Perry, Elton and Hollywook, Quarterly meting at 2 o'clog! . for election of cite LLG GALLAGHER, Preat, JOHN CURRAN, sec. 1y8 YATHER MATHEW T, A. Bb, SOCIETY, I No, 6 N. Ya Hall between O4th and 66th #t, Seb avenue, Sunday eveaine, Mr. James Carmphell and rk to ail members of The Vublic Debt of Mexico us on the plea that those Lodion caply je The new Empire of Mexico starts with # respect ould reheve our State from the presence aud impor- | p)ieuted iy se North Statordabire strike, and slap | Ue Basousl debt. Tue aunual interest payablo tunities of Federal tax-collectars, alter our portion | qhe ¢ | thereon amounts te about $20,000,000 (not tnclud. way torench tle latter was to throw the of the debs bad bean cancelled. We are satisfied of | entire | ig t. Tols was the | Me Se evnual charge for sinking funds,) bus the the ability of our citizens to dscharve their public | greni | fowl, evenine by Mes 7 eh Bed Fininent * W375; euuebs | Sunday aft Fre h Fish, per Ub.—Flounders, Salve; ols, 012 1S¢ ; striped bass, 12015 herring, 5¢ stibut, bazve; ba 1balSe: ea airy 1 ber tb, ; by Pound, Tbal We; on! nual incowe of the 8: from ever A + ki 1, each, loalse, ope will addrewe the meeting, Singing by Mi anda suspension of busi. | SBsre snus ale From 7 | Gal, tyelbe i niece aah, eihifen f * The : 2 : ; b | Shy ‘ = A s Cured Fish, smoked eels, 920%5e; | Gilen and Miss 0. Mahony aud Miss Sweeney, ‘I end pr vale Nabilities, aud believe the business | ness, of cous { ed. Tuen followed oon. | Sure of revenue ie considerably under §10,000,- anna hallts Tbav0e; moked sturceone 1 °: sable ‘ae apvited tocomeearly, No B.— The noe auen of the State would be glad of an opportunity | ferences, and vari us plans for a reconeslation, | U0 884 therefore, i# inadequate to pay even | salted shad, 2oazde i persine, Rube 13 ore ek eon HOE Temie ar tes To Rog re s Bo relieve themeelvos, at once, from the bur-| which reslte St The South Stuifordahire | DA the imteress on tuat debs, If applied towards | 20c: smoked mactertly ia ee afk Seticy | THUs. MEAGHER, Rec, Sec freee then of supporting am aruy of Federal | men agreed i se tr ose in the North | S8t purposs there would not remain one dollar to sficers, by the immediato payment of the | Districh ant resiice principal aod interest, of our portion ofthe Ne- | the lock-out wee to Miled cuitishy LUa12e. | JQATHER MALHEW U,B, TOA, B. SOc onthe bal Pc apathy Aliya, Keaton: do, bollee a FE jiety—The old Parent will bod, as usual, one of » and thereupon defray the cost of maintaining the Government, OR: 4 neater imectings on Sund 7 q fone debt. Who wil subseribe to thie plan? | oulty was then narrowed dov ; Tee whole devs of Moxico amounts to over 817 Fen Pet i 5 me poans are velling at —aTSc quart; be meeting will be addre wed by C, A, fedor “wv ya own ty the | miliions of dollars—ot wich the greater part is | kohivabl bunch, Leelee t polw'zes now, TOMST Ys iy. Fo Maden. Public are invited, . Mis thas the prveverity of the Sieve | North District, the workien vf which continued on | owing in Europa tae six per cent, tate Mexi- | peck; turuiue 16ais¢ per buncl’ lostuce, at Dads + dB WX NCH, ies, Boo, Lid

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