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1869 June 07

Articles

• Outrage on a Young Girl.
• GERMANY.; Budget of the Northern Confederation.
• Marine Disaster--Quick Run..
• Minor Police News.
• The Havrety Case in Texas - The Prisoner Released on Bail.
• COPYRIGHT.; The Shaw Book case--Decision by Judge Leavitt.
• Shooting at his Wife.
• AUSTRIA.; The Military Budget.
• Movements of Ocean Steamers.
• Suicide of a Murderer.
• NEW PUBLICATIONS.; BRIEF NOTICES.
• LAW REPORTS.; COURT CALENDARS TO-DAY. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-SOUTHERN DISTRICT. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-SOUTHERN DISTRICT. THE LAW COURTS FOR JUNE.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.; EUROPE. CUBA. GENERAL.
• The Ohio Marriage Law--Carions Predicament of a Young Lady.
• A Singular Outrage in Atlanta.
• BANKRUPT NOTICES.(2)
• The Morgue.
• ROME.; Arrival of Prelates.
• Departure of Foreign Mails.; Closing of Domestic Mails.
• Decisions of Chief Justice Chase.
• TEXAS.; The Trial and Seutence of Weaver, the Murderer, by the Military Commission--Had General Reynolds Power to Take a Citizen of Texas from the Civil Power and Try Him by Military Law?--Opinion of Attorney--General Hour.
• Offices and Office-Seekers.
• The Suspension of the Coal Miners.
• William R. McCracken--The Author of the Motley--Seward Letter.
• Turners' Exhibition and Concert.
• ABYSSINIA.; Reported Massacre of an English family by the Natives.
• Passengers Arrived.
• Resignation of a Minister.
• Going for Greenbacks and Getting Old Sermons.
• Mazzini and Italy.
• FINANCIAL.
• LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.; New-York. New-Jersey.
• CUBA.; Sailing of General Dulce--Sensational Reports. The Rule of the Volunteers--Removal of the Governors of Cardenas and of Colon--A Proposed Triumvirate. Report of the Defeat of the Fillibusters.
• MINIATURE, ALMANAC--THIS DAY.
• Drowning Casualty in Boston--Base Ball.
• POLICE COURTS ON SUNDAY.; Rather a Dull Day--A Street Robbery Felonious Assault and a Vagran Family.
• Has "McCracken" been Found?
• THE GREAT WEST.; Up the Mississippi River--The Commercial Convention--First Tea Overland--The Chinese Question--Things Worth Seeing.
• MARRIED.
• BREACH OF PROMISE.; The Craig-Sprague Case for $100,000 in Illinois--Interesting Letters of the Defendant to the Plaintiff.
• The Printers' National Convention at Albany-Official Visit to the Clinton Prison.
• NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
• Report on American Commerce and Navigation.
• THE FIRST WARD MURDER.; Inquest in the Body of Richard Gerdes--Two of the Accused Held by the Coroner.
• The Tripartite Treaty.
• AMUSEMENTS.; Musical. Dramatic.
• DIED.
• The Loss of the Steamship Mississippi.
• Suicide in Harrisburg--New Odd Fellows Hall.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Arrived. By Telegraph. Notice to Mariners. Miscellaneous. Spoken, &c. Foreign Ports.
• Another Duel in New-Orleans-One of the Parties Wounded.
• Unsafe Buildings.
• A Useful Charity.
• PERSONAL.
• RAILROADS.
• OUR MARKETS.; Disgraceful Official Mismanagement--Where Does the Money Go? The Only Remedy the Sale of the Market Property. Advantages of Private Markets...One Needed in Every Ward...Description of those Already Built.
• TELEGRAMS.; Rumored Discovery of a French Political Conspiracy. Promulgation of the New Spanish Constitution. Marshal Serrano Proposed for the Vice-Regency. GREAT BRITAIN. The Question of Disestablishment--Important Meeting of Conservative Peers. Anti-Disestablishment Meeting in Ireland. Comments of the London Press on Clarendon's Alabama Speech. Important Anti-Disestablishment Movements in Great Britain.
• An Ex-Governor of Kentucky Draws a Watch.
• Dwelling-House Struck by Lightning.
• REVERDY JOHNSON AT HOME.; A Conversation with the ExMinister to England. His Views on the Rejection of the Alabama-Claims Treaty. Effect of Mr. Sumner's Speeoh on the English Ministry and People.
• Central Park Meteorologinal Report.
• Mr. Henderson and the British Burlesque System.
• POLITICAL.; The New-York Republican Committee. Senator Brownlow on Tennessee Politics. Political Items.
• STEAMBOATS.
• RELIGIOUS SERVICES.; Rev. J. P. Thompson on the Conversion of Catholics. Opening of a New Church. Rev. T. T. Kendrick on the "Religious Use of the Tongue." Funeral of Rev. Day K. Lee. Open-Air Preaching on the Union BaseBall Ground. Temperance Meeting in Jersey City.
• SPAIN.; Promulgation of the New Constitution--Scenes of Enthusiasm and of Disorder--Grand Military Review--Serrano for the Regency. Reception of General Dulec's Resignation in the Cortes. Reduction of Taxes in the Colonies.
• Fire in Camden, N. J.
• WASHINGTON.; American Aid for Spain-Affairs in Georgia-Preparing to Take the Census. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. The Treasury and its Workings--The New-York Chamber of Commerce Responsible for the Present Policy--Close Adherence to the Recommendations of that Body--An Emeute at the Navy Yard on a Question of Color.
• Alleged Arson by a Colored Man and Woman.
• Our Carriages for City Travel.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.; Transfers of Real Estate.
• Fire in Fulton--street, Brooklyn-- Loss About 815,000.
• FRANCE.; Reported Discovery of a Political Conspiracy. Official Denial of the Warlike Rumors. Health of Minister Washburne.
• The Indian Difficulties--Discovery of Victims' Bodies--Fresh Outrages--General Consternation.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• Coroners' Cases.
• MINOR TOPIC.
• OBITUARY.
• BANKRUPT NOTICES.