The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 11, 1867, Page 1

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The President a Creat Sianer. key ae, ae Wasnisaron, July 10, The following are the receipts from eus tome, from dune 2h to doth inclusive, at the porte below mentioned: Now York 81,712,000, Philadelphia $2240.61, Boston FLUSH Baltimore $107,015 75; New Or \ June 1th te Bud, $y, Francisco, May I8th to 2504, $34,114.50, Yotal #4, 442,706.29, Onicial information has been received that the 1 inch gun, of the Navy pattern, made | fn thie eount f the Kuglish Government, | bas recontly undergone @ preliminary trial | Bt Shosburynens, i the presence of the Se lect Orduance Committee, The result 1 highly favorable to thie clase of American, ta very siguifloant praise h authorition. d Oiliew reporta the ag 1 of 76, as foll 4.59, San Bs acres of public wd in Jw Homboldt, Kan 61,093, Juuction City, Kausas, Internat Bes tong were B81, 000. Reppereutative St» Whe How potitions fro one rigned by four th Dy eight thorswud peraous, asking Congress to pass laws securing suitcase aud estab Usbing » uational militia system, without | regard to W » took part in the rel ‘The Judiciary Committee has prepared @ @ivority report in favor of wa impeach ment of the President, aud will be rendy to | Present it wieu the House slial! ao require. The probability now is that Congress will pot adjourn until the end of next week The Seuute will tomorrow endeavor to Teach a vote on the Reconstruction bill re ported by Mr, Trumbull irreapective of that ol soaterday by the House, and now in weasion of the Senate. Several days may venus sour alas proseated to | Meryl sau gat the other two ow oF color, pre before the two les there will be ade ranches core 0 an agreement, aud bes deution by the voto, A statement was recently made that the Miliary Co sl the Aasaasivation conn re uyited in wre tommeudation to the President that Mra Burratt be pardoned, ‘Thie ie in part eis) toneous, A majority of that Commiasion tec wended that ber sentence of death mnuted. This paper las never been Jeon by the Prosident, nor had he heard of Ht until recently through the newspapers. No Executive cominuuications have been Jrauewitted to Congress duriug the present feasiou. A few nomiuations will, bowover, be sent to the Senate, but uothiug of w char acter to prolong the seasiou. bas come light within the last fow ya that our Goveroment ia now nagotia Ning for the pi lands, Tue peopl ‘acitio very anxions for the uisition of Yelands by our Government, The aympathios | pission whieh coudeu of the inhabitente of the islaude are be in our favor, ‘Ibe postal treaty just coucluded betwoen Britain and thy United States whielt exceuted in Loudon on the Isth ult, snd was approved by the President on the Wh inst., in adilition to reduction of the portal rates 01 half, imposes n fine of five tere received here u id tly paid in addition to the regular ve inthe United Kiu stive, the amount of which in not yet dect Jed tipon All printed matter, uch am books, wiaganines, music, aatuplos of wer fhandize, prints, engray &o., will be tre tod between the countries at t hres penta or a) for eve com uuder such regulations as the d Hing atticn may trou time to tine lay own; Tull prepayinent to be required iw all raaes FORTIETH CONGRESS, special Seesion. SENATE Waemycrox, July 10th —Imediately ‘alter the reading of the journal, Mr. Sum her moved that the Senate proceed to the consideration of his re » toreacind | the resolution of Friday last. After re marks from Mr. Sumner, the Senate refused Jo take up the resolutio atic LW oNSTRECTION On motion of Mr, Trumbull, the Recon druction bill, which was under discussion | enter waa taken up Mr. Howard took tie tl or. Tle was de avid, that the Senate bad proceeded at this early nt to the iteration of thi peculiar views tiken by the Attorney General United Bt the Kecouatruct the apprehension of the mem at least a iwajority of them, that tie jeut of the United’ States in the exc cution of these acia, may or will be govern: ed by the couclusions at which bis legal Adviser has arrived at, hae doubtless bee the great causo for reassembling Congress on the Srd of Juy. He believ- ad these acts contained all that was Wecessary for carrying out the poliey of Congress in Fee to reconstruction, and that if they bad been properly coustraed, correct advice had been given to the Presi fentof the Un States urport, Congress would wot probably by Poeh under t asity of assembling here In Washington to epend any portion of the t days ol thisintense summer te ascortein pat nd extent of the to the district commanders he the second of March, It capnot be denied ‘that the objest of the Exeoutive was to ii produce inte Congress in Necembor, 184 representatives of communities hostile to overument, hostile to ite orvation, vatile to ite policy, with no security tor heir good beluvior but the prowise ou oath re auins. ws ald tovtay by the United os Tressury Age be held until tho auit te decided. There 4 aud pinet It cannot be d rebellion shall be thoroughly investigated | state the rebele in their former pow. and privileges abolition of the Robot in 1814, the peasante | in Gallicia have clung to tly ro eapecially the wood nt to be divided the Equal Rights Am | in favor of female auffiage were made to & large audience by Mr Blackwell and Luoy | Stone Diack well, aM take place, apt toe hie lone at $60,000, CG the President's If Tuntersiand t ‘The money is to mitten, there fe nothing now | te iuto the mat | Indian depredations are again on the Platte River, vod cavalry, left Fort Seduwick on the Shh he diapatches for ¢ TH OLD WORLD. Sun Cable Dispatches |THE CONDITION OF IRELAND. RUSSIA BECOMING INTERESTED’ =| Propused Intervention by France, and the Vaited States AFFAIRS IN SPALN,| Prim on jiard Aga' THE NOWRATHAD ACT. Mr Julian introduced @ bill, further to | Impeachment, extend and apply the Act in the St pit, Louisiana, Arkansas and Flori Referred to the Cominittee on Recon Bicknell pre sof Alabama, ‘and to bave given regular eo of one hundred After further remarks i fition to the President « poll reviewed the opinion of the Attorney Gro- Ls was in direet opposition, be said, Military bill, whieh it w Thr, Merril Drowsing Cass. Rertasotox, Vr, July 10—Rev 8 Me | Merri, whe was reported drowned in Sar- 89 River at Plattsburgh last month, one name bad previously been cirou! ner by w acore of 49 ty 25.) iu vonnection with an elopement, ie te was received to-day by Mra Morrill from @ friend in Dotroit, whiokt | feporte that he was soon iu that city on ian and | July oth, { impttenting him, battle to «ws A fifty infantry Unica, July 10th —The matoh gama of | Tane Ball which came off in thie city to nthe Union Club of Morriaania and the Ution Club of thie place resulted ina victory for the should be discharged an Mr. Robinson, of New York, offered a ro | entation directing the Committes on For: | sign Affaire to report immedi Any American citizen haa been ar oF aantenoed in oF. Ireland for word he United States sent ap to the da statement of to the veto of t understoud tl all directions, I ely whether | hande of the soldiers, ‘The disturbance ie wild report pow, and 190 of @ village ska a pamphlet haw been imisaarieg, ad was in ignor ig the facta that these rebel ed and bad lost MEXICO. me Juares fre om Ni: je Auatrya tl” (°W in which the atate of the peasantry in eriberd ay most miserable, a contrasted with that of theie hap: in the kingtom of Depertore ef neh inl of M. Ia (eonerale—Additional F 7 10.—Mrtame Juaren aparty numbering O%teen persone, ar rived last night, and Jeft thie morning for Vers Cros, on bored Wildornens, Crpt. Preoman, They will h slender secommodations, aa the vessel is not baile for jeok and had re | the case of Stephen Jo Meany, © an American ci oflernd yeater day to amend the second ee the commanting gene civilians to offors vacated anlor thie sec twas agread to Yeas Mosara Cattell, Chandler, Cragin, Fows | teen year Howard, Hows was arrested and for words apoken FR, NOt being | te be sutym From (California Saw Fraxcion, July &—Arrived yoaten day abip Webster, from New York, and ship Gallant, from Rio de Janeiro. latter bas the cargo of the ship North Ainor toan conden: The wheat orop of California for 1354 it certained amotuted to twelve millions of bushels. Two hundred and fifty thous 8 may app the Polish language The amoudu in, andl wae ow of Wadowios, nog a ff) M revenue outter ‘arnow an Kee p Woodward sail that from personal obserration within the | |“ Treland he waa aatiatied as to the uacourity of every Amerion t six weeks in anoiber member of the Com= Travana, July 4—Th ne vot wusold, proving that Mr. equost haa bait ite effect J for auction, but wae afterwards with Nave Messrs, Rack: citizen in that o Fessenden, Pretin ha Morgan, Paterson, of Tens | eitigen fesse, Trimbuil, Van Wlokle an of the Rrownaville Raxcim no to the 4th inat,, publiabing the procred ings of tue court martial that triot Maxie | sand tons of wheat have been exported year, valuod at nine yasanit dollars, | oan to land in Quesastown without hy fe oncarehed for an ary pocket pi it was props Me, Williams reptie | Mr. Woodlorider Mr. Drake moved to amend the sixth The court was olouel, president, and bis Gonerale posed of @ Heutenant Judge Advooate Lieut ine prisoners was auaponded on the OQ Inet oring Mr. J. M. Moe y¥ boon appoluted Jin the muy WORKING 1h Convection 6f e holding an the make clavse rent has heen a member Colonel Manuel Aapeet ‘wore trind aeparately, #ach plea containing the juriediction of the court, aud al of the right to person who | of the Federal army Foirs of Another Insurreotion. fany | bia way to W yexecutivs of | pet Judicial office in muy State, whether he hee mpport the © ted States office. or afterwards tion or rebellion Mr rumball dud rue men Pin terers 0.—Tie National n oof Jonrneynen Plasterers ae suderson’s Operas House at 10 Delegates wore proseut from Now York, New Jorsey, Michigan, Mlinoia, Mie ri, Oliv, Maseachuer and Diatriot of Colum'ia, who wae arrst of Eaxcellonoy th an address, son) to allow the teen ton | tha ease of Ce Hobinaon asse againat the re f the worst | a at Couta on to his bed when called, hia being the tant wan ably defended py Senor Eulalio Ortega ryon of Maximilian’s Fe sont to atate pr portant dipto The Mexican here, te about f the sum of $8.08) lieve the an Ponnartvania, Tue Committee a reported af regard to Leland, has jut bs who refuted the ne and cruelty. was of opinion Heea in the Sout bitte anid into. other nation sught Juares will made @ demand for its ilelivery, ng Of a cargo of slaves recently ‘All veanele arriving after the st inst, will be aubjectad ton tine of $25 weight and me anid the effect of th xclude from re fauy kind in @ requeated Lo call the attention was wade when Marini Proaident—Sheridan William, of Cinclay othe beliel that June nent would be Bat ae it was all who held ott nimply @ resol vis, of Philad x Secretary—Win. Byrues, of accredited, to the exi |, and are inatrncted to | nion of the Kussiau cabinet the condition of that Island invites juiry ou the part of the govern eo and the United Stater, in conjunction with that of Great eH ohjeetion to it, The resolutiva wae! was taken att and the other me mauder in-chin that law was on! he earnestly the good they intended aaa t bere of the in the name of elvilzetion and the a of the terrible y, aa the defenders of the that in the of Treasurer—A. Kane, of Brooklyn, N.Y. Committees on Sweeny, of New Yor! Me. Robert, of 1 York; Mr. ‘MeKa After transact 1 if the amendment m exclude those who were in office when ¢ States went out, he would be in favor of Ifit meant more, he was opy He dit not think it w it wishe who war d Committee room the State of Mr. Hall, of Bos oit; Mr. Smith, of 1, of Brookly: business not of generat interest, the Convention adjourned until 9 v'clock, to-mort ver.) He aatd thatthe gentle: ue equally; ¢ ortion in pro | merte of Ruesi °. ation should be jn will hereafter be re- perty; that exemption of tion of the wealth of th vetion of texmtio to eularge tho Liat ae realy, wud Ww ceived instead ef call for bestia in the eyes of t will forever ap uke anid the oficere « ing generations, The; iu Virgiuia h wolf and the mie the crowning of the grea JandDeath of iow. Mr, Seholeteld stow, daly 10, mau who waa in | ont these views of gowernmont al he right to ta Ibe given in avy fu ‘aginst Maxtinil ng the war by the decree regency tu case FROM FOU TRESS MONROR. Various Matters. Momwow, July 8—Tho behy , arrived today, 18 daye from Alorella, Weat Ladies, with @ cargo of guano for Hampton Sho reported having spoken, om . seh report by Tanda, picked up at men on the eleven men of the F the Britian alps Rusaoll, trom Aat Another insurrection F ridiment of Mr oud the pravions Drake wan in aiausing of the Maria Vasquez, ove of Maximilian tae follows mu the Arehduk revolutionary ruck on the elon the idea t! was postponed tll torn sof Miata Sh ge ew Lotal Lone, wil of the American bark Coy, Carlarie: DIP ACHE ST fin Hot uneasy a! or the tareaten broke out to ke their taith to the « attitute that the United Mr. Johnaon had no doubt that the eon-| atraction given ty Denke, was er: Drake change the w Cie ainendment fiutely koown of big in Ada Wisweil, fr ving broken ber for were drowned pte Mt. was | reacted by @ pansiog Lighter, rooted out the French tre fone universal reproach our country ae generally entertat inelatined wit enw irks aiitbaced to Buta tn } to him were cone more thal there oa the JL iust. trection in that Prov kerque, bringa @ full erew mitien to atate th suit w report, bat it to man the Fre held it botore the nullity of the proceadings of moditied we aug ath of hie colleagne he tari! ay cision of the Ci cabin boy by @ former captain. eneed at S o'clock A.M. ol Went imte secret seasion the evening of the Lith, and dis The court oo character apd private whieh bas te ed ns an amordineut to | tn the distin » Cunt the mace a Mr. Howard mo to remain iu oil thie afternoon, vod the sane » made hy Mesare. Ran tho water and Gere and Vao Trmen, werd areal to nani Kemarks were al The iuaurrection pre y announced aa having taken place at us out to have bean a imilitary revolt ied by a captain of artillery. Jed by the authorities after sume skirwishing, winding up with @ surrender nnameasio line of steamers touched aot, engaging t Querssrogs, July 10, Noon nor shall any per ha, Captain Girard, arrived here thin morning on of mania pe uuseil chineyiial iti f bis having held au wllice ive company has male this @ perimauent arrangement in ordi late the farm slipiiug truck to Philadelphia aud New it railroa| conven: three, adjourne RECONS/RUCTION, Kegtnration. 9—One hundred ud fifty-seven colorea York, June 20th on ber way to 4s justion of the pea any inatitu'ion of tearing onder of the Bre tates war atoatuer to proceed immediately to a Mexican portto demand the surrender of Santa Anna, dead or alive, and aatiafac mitted on the American tered the Uuited Melly by the an: woasary | thority of the ¢ rendered Ue above ds those who voted for the ordi- Savannan, Oa From the fnndwiel Istands. Sam Puancice Kee Railway sharee, 41g uretions with the i Kveutng.—Cuited DANCE Of aeoHRs to know if mem 6 ineluded in thin nrring, ‘That when Staten Five Lwe for the outrage Passougers frou W ienviog Norfolk at ti o'clovls arrive ia New York at yening, cou nudions tebange, being exel One bundred ud thirty colored ro. June Tat are receiv: the following dy'olook the soluded under the se, and might awa in oper it Tangerous to attempt an enuty this, becauan all who were not 1 he regardeit xelusions of th Howard moditiod bi state that Mow vtiee aro being orga te and at Havana, nd load of Austrian of Mexican imperial army » Now Orloal July 10.=The regiatey tal The total re, j and Freveh tate 10 the House the reasons which | Uplauda, Lig; Middling Ortoane, H frigate Merced United States ship 1 Inaving port May threw overboard @ quautity of eo off with but alight Bhe lost about thirty fect Hine at Chis potut struck @ reef and of negroes registered afa.rs, and from what we have on, the words, "At @ popular the death of Maximiliants Sobilers ta New 6 A large num ‘s officers aud fures to aven State Central Uilenm Mnsa Meeting at savanonh Pomeroy auggeated are represeuted bh sinew aflaire thn to fill the view nioval of obat Hon, Sani vel Ga TRIAL Of SURRATT. nee for the Da 6 iu this elt hie of Congress, | he attendance, ers all wearing mour Missouri, !pra—Conveption Howard anid. th y remove an obstruction, according to the interpretation put upou tt by Gen Scho nid laws, te pine ot propose n g—Petroleum. | Mowrnat, © Goe, at a large meet showing that the wea, Jug 1) iLoy trauce fur ate iat ailon this general axiion of the © Mr. Sumnor obaracterized Mr. Howaril's ry, Ho tway bey anendivent ae a per which rebele were to be aaved Discredlt the Witneaset , Kava explana The steamers 1 W.H, Graham, 5 from the Upper Mi up at tue lower end burned thin o was valued at $10,000; Insure The Graham was valued at $25,090, A large lot of luinber zon the Le erable quan Lovig, Mo, duly 10. Yellow Stoue ai fonn Meetiog im ¥h Rieumosp, Va, duly 10. the governn puald hae iny sminion Cabinet, taking etepa to Againat the amendiwent as | wile forthe admis | had attempted to brewk There would be no guatry untilevery | Atm mnoting sh workmen are going on that It will be inex HL Surratt wae peau slov of those wh fthe Levee, were ‘The Yellow Stone rt at 10 o'clock, apd the court was opened at lilo A.M. ja have lately | itis, how universal Republican platfory se of the Wino on yoaterday, the adopted, and tl ut from Archangel, eace on men th {was awora 1 North Howard stroet, Balti sv'a Theatre ov the wight of hal charge of the was also in oharge of MeGew stated that baying the federal pria ciple in view, he could not ber of the firat government bers was increased, which too unweildy, rebels only wated an opportu the rebellion i jo built in England to run the uthern blockade are to be di 1 the gauutiog of the Turkish tloet off the whieh thoy bh ome ® mem ied in toty the prope these people could be won by waguan Rerens of a Convict by Negroes. Tienmonp, Va, July 10 Petersburg about two bund: Wied at the care and rescued from th Yo that there War ao f April, 1855: front of the theatre peace ponmible, except throu And the supremacy of veo alao touk tire, 300 from the Univ nds inaid of the explorations uow Ke upon consultation withdrew in fa Resolutions were pat Thee displayed sod recordin, "that for grave re i aud internatic tir Metiee should bave @ seat io “abiuet of the New Dou burials last week F. County a negro convicted of felony, who wae being b tothe Peniteniteitiary here. the Sherif! produce the keve to the hand: | Jo off with the ‘The negro wae again arres 4 thie morning, and brought t the Penitentiary. The reports circulated in Chic era had brokea the vestibule to the inluess wf the foun A correspondent of the London Moaxino " idence that an in the Brickmakerg’ ut here is te to aay whether # vo act of treason swan eo inteuded w LLY wae Never in ® liather and locked at about 9 o'clock A. thortality list | ua of the year. uuiry into the working ya will dinclon u the 1th amend. tom aud the Her, than Ae Cale oy drawer: Mr. Ly 1 afferwarte At J:10 the Clerk of the House at the aciow of that body on the Charles Deuniaon jouce and regrot was after the delivery of euloy 0 the life and character of the wevased, the Senate adjour epevt bo lis wemory: it ty that we by by the polien * Longworth ap. f the Houre of La der to compel Major nto tako oath whother or 1 10 reslution locked and the key put away all’ fastened oo cation took pli teriay between Auroie and the 6 can atoaiuer Hare co at Quebec yon vtlione of the gunboat muder of the ‘The oficer requont ‘ntion was to form curing atatiation fh the diferent b Aasuciation for pro. 4. flour and wheat | the country, aud IMPORTANT TRE Important From (auada. ily 9.—The following eir Collectors of Custou eY CURCULAM: KUMK® AL Oe The case was even tgvue wud el Wasn 210% cular addressed to Kageaient of Mra. Hower fwx No.3 to show @ geutlemaa in; the dove was locked, aud an PURSENTATIVES. THR KENTUCKY Castes. lent of the London ie breach of ma: rtot the American c Hat aeplendid bauquet wt Bar Hotel laat night Tiwasuny Deranragyy, July sib, 1897 Witha view to secure uniformity in ing and certifying On motion of Mr, taking the testimony in the Kentucky com was oxtended unul the first of Decembor next, oa on the evening of th Lirutenant Governor Bellean, of Quabeo, wae of opinion sent for Hon. “the Eniperor bly over # con at French influence ia, forever eatablisied ou the Massachusatts. July 10.—The ballon Hypher which asoouded from the Common oa Tues. 1 election canes, rd third mote; wit will observe the fol Ret tho chair, ee att ewards o box, there was a sofa, [a emall armchair, « iactine any inate bn ‘do L wish now to put an ini lowing tnetructions Vensele coming from ace iti the boxy wits lection will be issued about PEtQONEMS OF WAR. ‘The bay harvest iu uth of England is proceeding; the crops ard good and Shanks, of at the firat plac offer @ preamble aud « citing that there Las not been auy thorough | estigation of the treat ut of Uuion prison ket leave to of resolutions, ro: | of New Salew, w from tho city, at quarter of ton o'clock tl All lauded safely dow, where they remained all o unable to tind any als of Catholics from all parte of the P } assembled here yesterday to cousult ms political action to be taken under the spect of aftairs, or or other legally authorized and wae placed du to deieud Whatever may be presenter by (ta: ‘The “ phanton from whioh tthe bur b nty-nine Fenians landed on th wt the bir be floor leading to the boxes t fasteniug om it and systematic tn that if there had not L on thor parte of arreated iv Slik faving been on board the and the other jgen- | U the other jen dl epecifying that there is merchandise on board than dense darkuess st and peop inventigation 1 w record there Avy thunder | reas mover saw th Intlusnce the Keioru party of | + Canada $9 the comipy are publisied f Toronto, J. M, Bruy Diveoss, and other Jisapproving of the Couventiv 1 their adherents to give the | mont @ trial such as bas concurred in (bat report shower, which lasted until myaterious craft, Mr. Horutiv MeCulloch, R, 8, A., the head of the Seottiah landac Fe tO bie seapen, hangingon the d neneed about HL o t) call rolirarsaleat LL o'clock; the rehenraal commence at 10 me to the theatre that om Hishop Lynch of | of hg excuraiouists returned here this even ification the eaid and resolving luted Lo make Buch Veslgm nl bo record the facts, to the How y things in Lestimony ae ly not wpprove, we they ing, and report that it sas thy intention of | Prof. King to make guother morrow afternoon, the wind a report the [will say now, on my port of arrival, the Colleotor of such port Will see hat proper entry of it iam will make the certitioate of euch landing on i permit the ves heuext port, the country are Ineach a will be completed by the Hous maitiee will be ms with its regularly appe Kl of churring © sleman, ib app favorable, and eke as ow yvuruey wi iblo in the uppor regions cy Committoo that the rehen ced at 1) v'elveh, nr real gave the reliearaal uitnutes past 1; thonglt it te Wituess wont toh that afternse: | wud outaide wor One Bridget appyint » clerk report an act of Jtield Maodo: avovpted the Promiership witiese aaw tly race and @umesty fur Wit ¢ implicated, jug the rales w: bays, aod reeulted So tho rules were sue offered, aud bi netting waide all other which her manites! | Uridget drank tov mach, aud, on turuing the street, nasaulted u, who did not b Daviel Dea merchant of this city night wt lis residuuce in Walthau, aged Ty dinner about 4 foat as dlostined for other than | the tieet port of eutey may, it d and entry inade t, and the mm casos be corrected and certitied to by vlloctor oF Otor principal oiticer of H, MeCurioce, y of Treasury. eral of afas It Kis Anany, July W.—the fueral of Rufus H. King will take place in this city on Wriday, at bo'clock P.M. Rafus H, King. tive of Kit duties of with * knobatiol.” tired him to be in the Ned attention to the r She got seven daye’ bard grace wud amuesty, Willian Darey, a resident of this city, wae robbed last night oa a horse oar of $1,500 in seventhirty bouds and gov0 in walls of Lambeth, England, are cov vered with placards, showing that it is iu Mr. Edwoud BB know here in tot other day by Mr. Butlor, Tt attempts 1 to the faith of the governn only’ that no person tended top | After the play was over but one door ur doors wert His father w: in recommended as being the right place.” the right man in ice was on the nese firat left tho theatre that morning to go to tu took an advertisen The party who loft the Bostoa Common balloon bad not been hoard Whea last seen but (hat he whall not with that of Mejor Andro, ne the ollicer’to whom the ivered by bis captors, 0 of bim until he was exvo King went to Albany im ISL iu with Mr Mellarg, bia brother a dry goods merchant, came ® Director in the dtu enrly day, aud more than tw the late Mr. Bloodgood Presideut, soon after wi from his meroantile bus bimeelf to baukin, sale of State stool : establiabed in business, marr lato Mr. Laverty, of thiscity, an ac- th three sone and 8 of the Potte- ‘uglani, have, gout, adopted tho seus Able plan of submitting their ditlioulti bitrator chosen by each architect as umpire. nouyced of M. Civiale, of modern method of oruehing of the stone—vue of monte io sure FROM THE PLAINS, A Hapebe Attacked by Seldiere—Iudian ow here are suane Saline nsare to be held in iuveus | were to postpone the sersion would be sua from up to nooa today, they were going weatward of striking oF look vat t) the Stam ka demanded the previ tion oF the adoption of the resolution. Won Was neconded. wiution, authorising the ap: committee, w. Sr. Lous, July 10,—Au Omaha dispateb says that on Saturday morning some soldiers from Fort Laramie went to Rafferty's ranche, five miles distant, aud demanded Whiskey, and because they thoy threatened to burn the rancho, then made a second demand for the again refused the ‘aud one of thel iere then fori fived several shots at the rauche, Bubse- queatiy the provose marshal, with fifty the occupants of the rauche and took the d:eke and safe out of afterward snohe burned he anldiare more than @ year; Arig the red July W.—Phe ottice | Veueral Pope ta the valley no ick after the battle of Cedar Moun nsidering that the great ques pointiment of yous 100, nays 3. fecond resolution authorising the committee to send for persons aud papore was adopted without a divis on, ‘Tho third resolution promiving gra: amnesty to witnesses d which bad not b » Bauk at an Maven Cuuns, B of the Lobigh Co tr phe which especially Paris, the author of Hepreseutath sect that the Tent of the Goverment tains to the House 1 aud Navigation Com y under the Constitatfon pany, at White Haven, uear this pisco, was | robbed last bight of thirty-five thousaud dol- lare in money and twe the most important i ey introduced durin, Piece! eo! ing of life iy ot kabopes Distarbances ta Comiois—Stow and Bleed There have been serious riots iu Gillieia, whore the peasante huve been gathering tc- gether and invading the woods and lauds larear nranciatore. nH, Wise aworne—Witnens kaow Jobs al never beard L of the Legisiat will not, under the ore an inde; tue roamsetmbling Shauhs, wae | 8 thousand dollars ta bonds, the property of indi- 4 which had boon p'acod there | you wee for safe kooping ‘viet Judgment Ou Ube quowtlow the ? the tien oharged with the assassination dit owor part of Abas; Tucttion =Oid Question rules Fens, 7; nays ol te moni. | "Whereas, ib ie cx aiiljoot of the tr | soldirrs, arrested went of th | thet provided a quorum of each Mr, Sieveus said: 1 don't see why this adjourns U-miodorate autboritive duria Veer plage the