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to accede to the scale, and the movement has el'
tended to newspapers. At New Jersey there has
been a strike among the printers, and the Pile
American was indebted to some gentlemen, editor°
and others. who had been trained as compositors,
for bringing the paper out. The clothiers believe
that their strike will soon be successful. Ile
coopers, who have lately closed a very extensill
strike, have got up another, so there is a geuu
deal of lecitimate warfare going on ; but I el
sorry to add that the war of ruffians against
society is still more threatening. The judg:A
have been driven by public opinion into severe
measures for the suppression of crimes °f
violence and robbery, lately -so increasing fee'
quent. The ruffians, evidently alarmed at the er
treme severity of the sentences awarded, have bees
making demonstrations. Around the Court
General Sessions they assembled in large number
°'
armed, and assumed a defiant attitude, bn
some police being brought up they had to give
way. Commissioner Rollins was pnt on the stall
to give evidence in the trial of the M•Henry Per;
jury case, and for a long time was questioned!,
to what he had received from members oft7i
whisky ring. The examination was as close fle
as ugly as it could well have been made. On the
28th May the counsel for the prosecution seelliea
under the impression that on the 28th May $
i),
package had been placed in Mr. Rollins' hand 3
a Mr. Loeb, and his questioning on this point ivv
very close. As it was plumply denied, he turns'
to Mr. R. Rollins' history, which he extracted
the most minute particulars. He practised law
of
Sumtnerwell, New Hampshire, and earned abfed
$2,000 annually. For five or six years he vino
with another gentleman, with whom he left ao
books, but with whom he has not yet settled.
imer,
became cashier of the Internal Revenue, and al,*
wards was promoted to deputy-commissioner, vir°l
raised his salary from $2,500 to $3,000. In 5,.,f°
1865, he was made Commissioner, and the ss'a
which had been $4,000, was increased to $617,10
After eliciting this information the question "to
suddenly put—" Are you a man of property?
r,,
which the reply was as prompt, " Not muebt 8/036
His real property consi3ts of two lots at his be, so
a small unimproved track in Kansas, and half
unimproved portion at Rochester. Q. Wba., to
its value? " Less than $l,OOO ; I would sell g
you for that." The last, question of the very lcn
examination related again to the mysterious P`,34
age, which the lawyer imagined had been reelo
by Mr. Rollins from Mr. Loeb.
The defeat of the Negro Suffra,.fe Amenduienten,
the Kansas Senate on the 16th February is 11( t to
coura2ing to the proposed 15th Arneudtpee,4o,
the Constitution. The question before the
sas Legislature was whether the word oliit
should be stricken out of the Constitution, e°
was decided in the negative by 17 to 14. leooosof
was the State that suffered most in the 01.1° $1
et°
negro emancipation, and where the most en
ioo
stand was made against the extension ,of:e00.
territory ; and, with some inconsistency, the.atteos
lature which declined to alter its own Const"
ena•
has been the first to ratify the proposed Al3l
meat to the Constitution of the United States'

A BUDGET OF PERSONAL ITEM heltS.—The treat
ex-President Pierce is improving. General Lellsiieff
has, it is said, applied for the Collectorship c", of •
Orleans. John C. Breckinridge is to be presidenlooo
Kentucky railroad. General Kilpatrick has made 9,10 re'
this winter by his. lectures. Parson Brownlow
ta
tbe
signed the Governorship of Tennessee to take his see,,„,,abi
Senate on the 4th March. He was in very delicate "'boas
and has to be carried about in a litter. Wm. EL 9e6r4
Democrat, was elected Mayor of Reading, Pa., bY raeff
jority on the 12th Feb. The appointment of Wien x f
Esq., editor of Harrisburgh State Guard, as Libreria° °IRO'
State of Pennsylvania, has been confirmed. 111_.(3 reed
John Bigelow, late United States Minister to Frafw"yorlf
on the 16th Feb., before a special meeting of the Nall 10,0,
Historical Society, at the Library on Second-avenfver,
paper containing "Some Reminiscences of M. Per'ofet
which was listened to with much interest, as M. 13e4tste0
was one of the best friends in Europe of the United',, of
throughout the war. General Grant sent a eePlarcX
Badeau's Military History of himself to Count.l3ierPed
through Baron Geroldt, whereon he received aid io
hearty and warm letter from Bismarck.—Mr. Berifleyol4.
candidate for the Surveyorship of the port of Nevi f )fri
A new trial has been granted in the libel case °
the
Frances M. Wilkinson against the Nezo York Trab soe
former damages awarded being $7,500. Mrs.
has also instituted a suit against Mrs. Ellthorpe, le" it of
ing into Mrs. 'Wilkinson's apartments, while in r'dthe
her husband, who was with Mrs. Wilkinson.—Areev:trili
citizens of Worcester, Mass., who are about to inate,,, oa
to Europe, are ex-Gov. Bullock and family, Josenb '505 of
and family, and Rev. R. R. Shippen. The exPe° tioo
the latter are to be borne by members of the congregero,
A Providence (Rhode Island) paper announces thaf,
co'o3,
fessor Sweet, the pedestrian and rope-walker, will
rope!'
mence on the Ist of June the unparalleled feat of 100
ling a velocipede 3,000 miles in 30 days, averaglee into
miles a day, for a wager of $5,000. During the triphootrOi
ride the velocipede 150 miles in 24 hours, and onllo 0,0(r
will be allowed. Senator Henderson, of Misseig.t
vernor Gardner, and General Cassiday arriveuo-
vannah, from New York, in the Moro Castle, Feb' h.; ofe'
hope the ex-Senator has not taken his defe.at
Schurz so seriously to heart that he is about to thr7eedoo
self on a Spanish bayonet and die in the cause of fl off
; u
.0n the 16th February Officer Flick P-ckebio, ,
at Seventh and Washington-avenue, Philade!iti, tb
human finger, having upon it a plain gold riot,
initials `Rep C. SW.
The üblican candidates for the ChaPlairliblob6-4
New Orleans were William Lloyd Garrison, Relr'noorlit
A. Hanford, and Julia Ward Howe ;_whilst the Pe
voted for Rev. Petroleum V. Nasby. t
A xi; ri t•-r in the Philailelphia Evening mar'
"I have it from what may be termed an offs ;id Oll`ptael,re
General Grant having extended to Vice-Preeicifeor
Colfax the usual courtesy of naming one perseeofeo;ir
binet appointment, he has selected John D. -rosfra.4l
Indiana. The place to be given to him is that e' 000%
et
ter-General. The Legislature of Nebraska ree o,lla
General Thayer, Genatoz from that State, as a nit
4
officer.
verci'" digt,
LADVERTISEMENT.I Holloway's Pills e- tug „0,,,
wonderful power in promoting appetite, improc-r-cotts-tio
tion, regulating the bowels, and removing De /NO do'
and debility. The weakest will take no harm grs
use of this alterative and tonic medicine, but wiro tti!tej
ally regain their health. The strongest will prese„ boPos.
selves from many of the mishaps into which thet'r`ort,l3,o
strength and fearlessness of results often be ectOiria
Long suffering invalids may look towards this rf loos,
and revivifying medicine, with the certain hePe,:ir
their maladies mitigated, if not removed, by tO, to
In short, for all ages, circumstances, and conditt
00000
loway points out the treatment which is cels'Pdg fr
check the progress of disorder in and expel its 8 Able
the human frame.
lAD VERTISEBIENT.J—Henceforth no one will doubt the 1:001100
properties of Du Barry's health-restoring Revs,4l.,ellof Ve:e!
Invalids' and Infants' Food, since to the thousand. 13° Por t
it has already received from Invalids whose positioss wo%
deemed hopeless, we may now add that of his thirtyllolil ;01i
whoSc health has been perfectly restored by it after 0020_ 00,
unsdccessful medical treatment. We quote from theu of tliverls
Midi," July 25th :—" Rome, July 21, 1866. The )20°1,1 0tber,,,,10,1,
Father is excellent, especially since, abandoning ~s 111.,'",1
dies, he has confined himself entirely to Du 133r1 ele"tb,l7o,
Arabica Food, of which he consumes a plateful a, boaf„
It has produced a surprisinglybeneficial effect on 13.101111.,•,.,16,,„°
his Holiness cannot praise this excellent food too
extract a few out ofmore than 68.000 cures ;--Guiipvui,erpoco;l6oos
the Marchioness de Brehan, of seven years'
wasting away, debility, nervousness, with a new (be (be 00,1,
all over, bad digestion, constant sleeplessness, an „rd Stn alp
tolerable nervous agitation. Cure No 1.771: dY°'
Decies, Lord-Lieutenant of Waterford, of ma,nYra dysPesd
No. 49,832: "Fifty years' indescribable agoulaturrie°e4c6l:4ol:o,7o-,0,'
nervousness, asthma, cough, constipation,
sickness, and vomiting —Maria Joly " Cur' Alois
James Roberts, of Frimley, Surrey, of 30 year°, doafo`- '4O
spitting of blood, liver derangement, and pal*. and alqriel)
portant Caution—Beware of the many unsavoury ;anon lbA
sloppy imitations to which, without authoritY,
name is most audaciously attached.
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225. ; 4 lbs, 40s, --Also Du BARRY'S REVALENT 1;
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are sent free of carriage in England on receiPenot2;"
Order. BARRY DU BARRY and Co., No. 77, Beg
don; and all Grocers and Chemists.

Births.
BARING—Onrs. hom the
u.4Bt ha r inst., n.
gs t;
0, f at
s3O, . Old ...4„ -stre44
tt°ll'
Sti
WILTON 0
WILTON n the sth inst., at Chalk-pit house' Burlivi6ll
Surrey, Mrs. Wilton, of a daughter.
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Marriages.
ALCOCK—PARKER—On the 3d inst , Ports3e•
street, John Alcock, Esq., of 11',1;field, Brel rtir''
.
Shire, to Ellen,
7 Mary second daughter of 11- . v
Id
Esq., of 41, Bedford-row. 4. t St'a{ til
Krcasron
• '- ---1)-11OLLINSHEAD -On the Gth in 5....,. 4 - o•
thew's, B,,yswo.ter Douglas Kingsford' riEcl'',,btorde
Middle Temple, to'Be,itriqeErnii. eldest dol3illio7
the late Henry Brock Holliushead4, sci'' °f
Scair, Lancashire. at Little rver,
`Qat•
Deaths. goose'
Boittanrizia-11,0Ensqt.1:eag4etl,ii
6irjst., at Farington 00
e ftli
fa., , i
CAPON—On the 4r la inst., at Craven-hill, 8a9"17,( ao`
wife of General Sir David Capon, 1..C13'' I,9'e , 96-4
RAWTHORN—OII the 4th inst Robert Hai'
Gower- street, aged 78. "

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