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SEIZURE or A surposrD "FILLBUsrKRv VESSEL
A letter from Port-su-Prince TO the New York
Sun announces the seizure Of the Auericn barque
Amelia, Of New York, by order Of the United
States Commercial Agent The vessel arrived
there from st. Josephs Fla. with cargo Of
arms and ammunition. Tho Amelia, IL win be re.
membered, made her escape from the Florida
coast At the time the Magnolia, another alleged
"6llibuster" vessel, was seized and taken into No
bile.
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c. HI. EIsENBRANDT,
- e. H. EISENBHANDT, 3NFa n
s5e (SuccEssoR TO HrLBus 4 HIrz,J 9t<t =
Importer, Publisher, and Dealer In Ameri-
5 can and European Music, Pianos,
Strings. &c. F'AH.fs

UyHIS popular Establishment has been re6tted in
IL the most modern and tasteful manner COM
bning all the comforts aud convenience that such
an establishment should possess together with the
most complete assortment Of American and European
Music, Pianos, DC, to be found in the metropolis
4 With desire TO meet the wishes of the musical
public respectfully solicit their patronage. g
oct 26--3t ~ q sN GEO. HILBUS Agent \,
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Q. G. Langdon, Eco, announces that he win not
be candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of Mayor
OF Mobile. atat alssfss. t8,
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CuBA AND SrArs.--It IL rumored that recent pro-
possls have been made by the Spanish government
to His Excellency for the settlement Of the Cuba
question.
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The exact Official majority Of Andrew johnson,
for governor Of Tennessee Is ?, 1s7-ios less than
u was two years ago, and just about the foreign
vote Remember that aol6HA4N
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, BY the Rev. John G, Smith,
MI. JANIS =. BurLER to Miss HsARlErrA A. LAWSON,
all OF this city. ssss6 "a 3siai ,s n ha
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MURnrR Mosr FouL-A man residing in Ports
mouth, near Ghio's bridge, named Samuel Balm,
murdered his own son, a day or two since.
Il was noticed by the neighbors that burial
took place before sunrise in their neighborhood,
and missing the young man, who was in good
health the day before, excited suspicion that all
was not right Accordingly search was made,
and the body disintered, and post norton ex-
animation was had, when II wss found that several
severe blows had been inflicted on the head, which
caused his death. Suspicion At once rested on the
father and an examination Of the house immedi.
ately took place, when traces Of blood were dis
covered up and down stairs. He was arrested,
and IL now In prison to await the mandates of the
law. Balm il ehiprcarpenter, We learn. We
have not understood what provocation caused this.
unnatural tragedy. sts2
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StraNae Afair.

hence for Campeachy, was quarsntined for seven
days at that place under pretence Of the cholera
being at New Orleans, and on the night Of the Sd
instant Col. Zctina, passenger, was removed from
the vessel BY force at the order Of Gen Ulloa and
conveyed on board the Mexican war steamer Osjaca,
and taken to Eisal From thence bio reached Merida,
where bis capture received with great joy. The
conduct Of the Mexicans demands explanation.
Death of Mrs., Caannoey--- Latheran Synod. ls'
New YbRx, Oct 26.-- Catharine Chauncey, the
widow Of Commodore Chauncey, died here last
night aged 70 years
In the Lutheran Synod this afternoon, on mo-
ton of Dr. Bethune, the subject Of the admission
Of the North Carolina Chassis was laid on the table
by . vote Of 90 to47. sA,
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Tnf Pass or BALTIMORE. There are Eve po-
litical papers in Balimorc---the American, Patriot
American Democrat, Clipper, and Republican.
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H AIDES WILL PLEASE TAKE NO.
Ia tice that Mrs. r. G.. ETCHlSONs has Just re-
ceved her fourth instamont Of desirable and season
able Goods such as :yps - sssf WV ,..s
Colorsd Straw Bonnets and Bonnet Frames n
Rich Sash, Bonnet Trmtnirgs, and plain Rib
4 bons Is ~h3s tss y N gss,
si Beautiful Velvet Ribbons. with colored edge
ean Black Velvet Trimming Ribbons, all widths h
:Ms1 Every variety Of Cloak and Dress Trimmings
As Ladies', Elastic Moire Antique, and Mourning
4ss Belts $500 WI MI u II ,,s IN "
Bugle Gimp and Buttons !. W. t., N
Tassel and Velvet Dress Buttons 81 "
Y 10 dozen best Kid Gloves ~ si.t.
AZ 90 do Glover, at only 6o1f cents 49,
sNH Ladies' Kid and Buckskin Gauntlets
Ji73 Do and Children's Silk and Merino Gloves
Il Embroidered Collars Sleeves, and Sets
sls Lace do do do
Bonnet Velvets, Silks, Satins, and Pushes +
White, black, and colored Feathers and Flowers
Dress Caps, Infants Merino and embroidered
Mrs. r.. e. ETCHIsON,
oct 26--3t No. ~, Market Space.
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!" A second Daniel Come to Judgment. !

" A Second Daniel Come to Judgment"
For many years past we have published month
" paper, in which number of lottery dealers
have thought proper 10 publish their advertise
ments Under the Presidency Of John Tyler, the
question was exaplined whether these monthly
pub ications should be treated as newspapers or
crculars-and the Postmaster General decided
that they were newspapers, entitled 10 pay news
D iper postage only. This decision has remained
undsturbed until within a few days past, when
Postmaster General Campbell thought proper to
revive it. and to order, not only that cent should
be charged for the transmission of the news mat
ter contained in our monthly, but that each advcr
tsement should be charged with an additional
postage of one ccnt-thus making the whole post
age 10 be paid upon our paper amount 70 from 80
70 40 cents. The absurdity Of this decision Is too
apparent 70 require comment s.as our interests
OF the Postmaster General 49, III = Etisi Tss
NOW the same paper, enclosed md forwarded in
letter, would cost but six cents by weight. But
where does the Postmaster General ret the right
70 charge separate postage on each advertisement
IN newspaperi Ii Is not to be found in the law
The English government has Just removed the
sainp duty on newspapers whilst here Postnas-
t'r General assumes the right to impose duty
upon advertisements man possesses as much
gnt 70 publish monthly, rs weekly or daily
PIPER; and IL the advertisements in the former
on beShus taxed the same right exists as to tbose
II the daily papers. Does Postmaster General
Campbell undertake to prescribe the amount Of
news matter which shall be contained In A paper
oppose that one OF the daily papers were To be
puolished with nothing but advertisements. would
tas second Daniel Impose postage tax upon each
advertisements To carry out the principle which
be has applied TO our monthly paper he would
have TO do so--and yet he would hardly dare to
at in SO outrageous a manner. IL this decision
be persisted In, we may take occasion 10 test its
10 slity.--Baisimove Ciipper. 3 lit
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The Eastern Star Is informed that the fusion par
~ In Somerset county, Maryland, has disbsnded.
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w. ". Thackaray, the author and lecturer, is
among the passengers by the Africa. He will prob
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NJ THE moRNING,s MAIL.

"A
Thss Great Exhibition Of Horses and Cdsas az
Bosion.
Bosros, October 24.--The Nsdoosl Fair was
stopped to-day by a severe nortbeast storm. The
grounds showed dreary space, only enlivened Dy
the appearance Of men in gresf costs and big boots
having the care Of the horses and caitie The rain
was incessant. M
At dirysr the President announced that the ex-
hibition would commence agsin when the weather
was fair. Over four hundred and ffty horses have
been entered. Among them are nine stations, be-
longing to Mr.. jackson and Mr.. Motto. Of Long
Island, sired by Flying Cloud out of Andrew Jack
son mares "A colt, belonging to Mr.. Motto, OF Man
hattanyille L. T., one year old last May, fourteen
hands and three INCHES high, was soldeon the
ground yesterday for $500.
SECOND DESPATCH. NJ
Bosros, Oct 25---Eyening. --Immense crowds Of
people attended the show to-day estimated ct from
sixty to one hundred thousand. Many could mot
yeti owing TO the inability of the do0r-keepers to
Collect the tickets. The exhibition is very fine.
From Fort Laramie rl,dian Hostilitiss--Gou
N lslg ,t II Reeder. sess ~ ssa siig
ST.. LoUrs. Oct. 25.--Dates from Fort Laramie
to the 10th September has been received. Capt
A. p Howe, Of the 4th Artillery, was on trial be-
fore court martial for disobedience Of orders IT
the battle Of Blue Water. Gen. Harvey arrived ut
the TOFV Ou Ao t,sSeA @Ass~s~~.s 49,
committing depredations, and had sent defiance
TO Gen. Harvey. Capt. Cady had arrived, and will
accompany the General, as Colonel Hoffman Is
sick. NJ asastata9 II gstsefip
Ex-Governor Recder has left Kansas city for
| Virginia tsaGsa b Ha i.saasss slotsie's.i
.sg w .Disaster on Lake Eric. ft;st
BbFpAIo, Oct. 25y--The steam propeller iii
nois, from this port for ports on Lake Michigan,
with 900 tons Of merchandise, was sunk last night
in ID feet water near the mouth Of the Detroit
river les 4 gse b9s
Pennsyipania Prohibition. VIA gig
4 PtTTsBuRo, Oct 25.--Another convictiep for VIC
lating the prohibitory law was had to-day in the
county court sFs
Suspended Banking House Resssaed. i 81
CIScfSSArI, Oct 20 -aS.i s. Goodman 4 Co.,
bankers, who suspended during the financial crisis
of last winter, resumed to-day 4a" ea
i - lt "a. g.sfs
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
WILLIAM M. BURWELL. Editor.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1865.

HESRr s. BAscKER. 458 Broadway, 20. U. A.
Rooms, IL our authorized Agent TO receive sub
scriptions and advertisements in the city OF New
Ynrk EENNf Na1lN awAN
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Brigsdier General Ethan A. Hitchcock.

pisVuicr 1enerhi Ethan a. Hitchcock.
A few days since we announced the resignation
% this officer. The Springfield Republican ex-
plainsthe reason of his resignation. He was the
officer to whom General Scott granted leave Of
absence, about which correspondence ensucd be-
tEeen Secretary Davis and General Scott The
Republican says ~ ~
That officer, who was Brovet Bigadier Gene
raj Ethan A. Hitchcock, colonel Of the second reri.
ment Of infantry, had too much spirit to brook 60
manifest an iudignity offered to himself and his
commsnder-n chief, and threw up his commission
IA disgust Nobody can doubt that the President
vas instructed by his Secretary to accert the re.
signaton Of an officer whom the latter had SO wan
t,nly insultcd. Il was accepted accordingly Gen
Hitchcock entered the army in 1877, since which
time his best energies have been devoted 10 bis
country. He commenced bis career as third
lieutenant and reached almost the highest rank
known to The army, having been breyeted a Briga-
der General for gallant aud distinguished services
in the storming Of Molino del Roy, Mexico Sep
tembcr s, 1877. In the same battle where he
earned his brevet, another officer distinguished
himself BY Jainting on the field"
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The SourHERS LITERARY MKssESora-It Is with
real and unfeigned regret that we read this SEN
tence in the last number Of this periodical "0nly
two months remain 70 close the twenty-frst vol
ume Of the Southern Literary Messenger, and per-
hsps ts existence forever Twenty years and one
has this magazine been almost the sole representa-
tive Of the South in the literary world. Since its
foundation up to the present time It has occupied
the very first rank among American magazines,
and we do not believe there Is any single PERIOD
cal in the country, the back volumes Of which con-
tain an equal amount of interesting and valuable
matter; and yet, in spite Of the many services II
has rendered, the ability and fidelity with which Il
has been conducted IL Is al ont to be discontinued,
and that, too, for want of patronage-not for want
of subscribers, for the subscription list Is large
enough to support II If the subscribers would only
pay but that IL the difficulty that Is what they
fail to do. We sincerely and earnestly hope that
the real friends Of literature throughout the whole
country will not allow II to be said that for want Of
paying patronage, after twenty-one years faithful
service, the Literary Messenger died Union.
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COMMODORE SrEwAnr.--The following note has
been addressed by Secretary Dobbin TO the Com.
modore: "a t 11A ttNea *iia3
NAVY DKrARrxEsr, Sept Is, 1858.
STA: The Board of Naval Officers assembled
uldcr the act 70 promote the efficiency OF the navy.
approved February 25, 1885, having reported you
as one Of tho officers who, in their Judgment,
Should be placed on the reserved list" on leave
OF absence pay, and the finding Of the board hay-
Ing been approved by the President, II becomes
my duty TO inform you that, accordingly, your
name Is removed from the active service list and
placed on the " reserved list" The act, however,
authorizes the Secretary Of tho Navy to order you
TO duty. In consideration of your eminent ser
vices 10 the country, and the very satisfactory
manner In which you are dscharging the duties Of
commandant OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard. /
assure you, Commodore, 1t is with pleasure avail
myself Of the authority OF the law TO order that
YOU remain on duty at your present post am
sure, also, that do not epeak uuadvisedly in say
ing that none OF your fellow-ctizens cherish more
cordially grateful recollection Of your dstin-
guishcd services than the Board, who have acted
fom stern sense of duty, and the President. who
conceived Il proper, after due reflection. 10 an
prove their finding And, ] may add, that be-
lievs none viii more sincerely approve my retain.
ing you on duty. tnh & 1T
Very respectfully, your obcdlcnt servant,
Eo sRn 1870 .p j. @. DonBr
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Death of I.I,1dae Norris.

4 vNEw York, Oct. So Robert II. Morris, Judge
tcrday. Is l.s
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MUSIC DEPOT.

SoutAcsst Corner Of Pennsylra,aia Apcssc and D \
sa Street, Star Buildings 80 ~ y
wAsHINGrox d. q. All ssT q II y
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Suspended Banking House Resnaed. + sai
CINcraNATI, Oct 2b. -aS s. Goodman h Co.,
bankers, who suspended during the financial crisis
of last winter, resumed to-day. '9iN aaa aaaF
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4 PennsyipaniG Prohibition. a sag
PtTTsBURo, Oct 25.--Another convictiep for VIC
,lating the prohibitory law was had to-day in the
county court. NV
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Ard BY all dealers IL Alexandria, Virgins.
oct a8--eosm f3s' 4sgH,A - sll
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Wood-Gas Controversy.
RATHER sharp hut distant firing


IA carried on 10y some persons interested in
Wood-Gas Patents; and we perceive that the
smoke OF their cannon has somewhat obscnrcd
their vision. DIR. &. c. Page as the attorney for
w. r. Mcconnell, having presented ibis claims
through our columns, l.. X. Breisach OF this city.
has presented those ef Pettenkofer 81 finland. al
Bavaria--he being their assignce-through The
columns the Only Times Of the ID instant He
states that the first patent for the Bavarian inven.
ton was issued on February q, 1851, an authen.
tcaed copy OF which has been filed i'm our Patent
Office; also, that the claims OF his assgnors were
Tiled ~ the Office, 10 protect their rights more
than year ago. As no patent can lie obtained
for making or using Wood-Gas the disputed
point relates To the apparatus, which embraces
The reheatIng OF the gas--passing il over red hot
surface IN lis way 10 the coolcr--afier il is gene.
rated; this is clearly stated in Dr. Pages letter
on page 30. Now, as Mcconnell claims 10 have
invented the apparatus for relocating Wood. Gas
rs far back as lSi9-two years previous 10 tbc
granting Of the Bavarian patent--and rs he oh
tanned patent for the same, on the 2Gth day OF
September last, although contested by Pettenko
fer " Rutland, we cannot well conceive who L. II
BreIsach wants 10 irghtsn, by declaring, through
the columns OF the 1tniss, that he will prosecute
the vlolaiors Of the Bavarian invention lie gives
this notice TO all who take interest in the intro.
duction OF this invention, but, in doing Sc he for.
got 10 present any fact upon which the public can
rely, 10 show what patent rights he possesses
When he again writes 10 inform the public that he
has certain patent rights, and will prosecute those
who infringe them, we hope he will be so good Ms
10 state what these rights are, so that the public
NAV know what he means.-.Sczentife Aner,ean.
Nov left
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ID UssIA AS IRIS, HY COUNT DE GU

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Sylvester Judd, Pastor Of Christ Church, Maine.
HISTORY OF OLIVER CROMWELL and
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ANT Refugees, from the Revocation ofthe Edict
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VOICES OF THE NIGHT, by Rev. John Cum
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New SPRING GooDs.-P. II. Rrowning

NJ EW SPRING GOODS.-P. H. Browning
IN under the United States Hotel returns his
thanks TO Senators and members of the House OF
Representatives for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him The past winter, and respectfully soIiciis
Their attention, as well as citizens and strangers
generally, TO his large superior, and fashionable
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and Vestings, in eatvarieties. have not in any
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the closest buyers such inducements 10 call and
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and variety of stock, with such low prices. win
compare with any other establishment here or
elsewhere. All garments cut and made in the
most approved style.
n: b: Sole agent for SCOTS Report of Fashions
Tor the District.
Ready made Clothing Of superior quality OF
my own make, which will be seld on the most
reasonable terms.