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TIE CoSyALxscZNT CoNsRKssMES.-Sena,or
Wilson was again In his seat yesterday sena-
tors Rice and Pesrce are both recovering Rep.
resentative Ely is better, bat Representative
Bailey, Of Massachusetts,, has gone home, it 8,
feared, to die there.
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II The news concerning Yancey is conflict.
lag. Two accounts state that he was captured
In the manner noted in Yesterdays Star, but, on
the other hand, dispatch from Nashville saws
that the great freeater recently delivered speech
In New Orleans, In which he advocated retalia
ton upon the European Powers for their non.re
ccgnition Of the rebel states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-22

IL Letters from Gibraltar, February %. state
that the Confederate privateer Sumter was still
at that place, unable to obtain coal. The gun
boats Inc, Tuscsrora and Kearsage were SO closely
watching her that escape Is impossible. The in
tentions Of the Sumter are not known, but II
Capt Semmes endeavors to escape, his vessel
win be either blown out Of the water or captured
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ID Five Points tea-parties are among the last
novelties Introduced into Gotham. recent one
was attended by 25O children Of the Mission
school, and by more than 100 Of their parents,
who came some In rags and some In tags, and
some In velvet gowns" heard their own chill
dren read and sing, and had one evening at
least Of civilization, with Its concomitants of
tea, bread, butter, and good advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-22

IL The New Workers are still perturbed about
the Msfrimac. They had a meeting Of the City
Councils on Friday night to consider the subject
OF harbor defences, and the matter is also before
the State Legislature.
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FORREST CoNIne.-Edwin Forrest, the nc
nowned tragediaA, has been engaged and vii
appear at Ford's Atheneum on Monday week
He will give his most celebrated representation,
at the Atheneum, and his re-appearance her.
will be an event
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HARPER FOR APRIL.-From Shilling ton, Odeon
Building, and from Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsyl.
Vania avenue, we have early copies Of the inter
esting April number Of Harper's Magazine.
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1.-THE Washington Correspondent Of tn

1.-THE Washington Correspondent Of the
Commercial forcibly writes:
Meanwhile, We have good news from other
parsef the country, and we may expect to see a
change OF 'front.' by our radical friends. Find.
lHg fAat they cannot prsrest a reStorstios Of the
Union By attacks Ep0H its soldiers, and thar fhs
rebels being conquered tcithont the er1aneipa-
non and arDiHg ths SlarsS, they notc SfTir-
tHg TO Sfifs aH loyal feeling at the SoNth by OBJ
HOzicKS legislation"
True, too true. This obnoxious Legislation is
more to prevent reunion, than for any thing else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-22

IL Right Rev. Bishop Potter Of New York
has suite recovered from his recent Illness
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Dln
o, VAL We. Lei 4 BARNARD, Asoiioe..7..

by WALL& BARNARD. Anctiopeer,.
sottA Cerss Pa. ac. asd ga sfrssf.
ss To Sc les; LIQUORS. syILERs'
MosSfNs Ssios Is. S aoS%s Ss;so TSgasPAf
sswl!! ;e.l a. our Au,'os Rooms. 20 close con.
saters sss,lies Al oc,S :, SsScetiss' Lsseurs,
Barre, Refined; Yslss: 40 cTs.h.d Sugars,
soIss sosp, Ss z mes, beIss To6sceo.
-: i:s .Ss ssss 81 sS tss1.
Baryels Strip. tarrels and boxes Herring sns
Barre. " s,.ty. d,fn.u, brDo..
Holland 6In, Barrels r Tour,
Case. Boot, insis kssbsr Bisq isaSSa'
And other sailer'. Small n store. pes Siovss'
A2 Il' Iron W. Walt I'd sos1t "a .GsB PHs
By. c. Mo6UIRE 4 CO., Auchoneers.
A M6Nbs9T 2Frk skkk5 SF s sT1SSk ,sS
a. O'Clock, q the Auction Rooms, We shs eel, by
S. q %.stin. .sn' % , .s' cen,
ss9S s.nl Of the Ne,ropell. Stool.
' SNo 5A = EMMA ESsfs
NH % &C. MCGUIRE Co. xsets.
=, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AucnonoeIa
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUKNI-
- 1URE AT AUcIIoS-0n Thursday the
sIt? ins tant, We she sell ~ 10 O'Clock m az tee
resldenee OF Mrs. Weddenvar, No. ll2 "a Sd
mex, 70 We corner OF O. good aud general sssort,
Nsscssa! sSis.. H.ii Seat. P.rlor. and Arm
mshS!spy; Dressing and other Bureaus, and
M.Les.I.y. Center, Card. Dining and o.A.r rss.-,
relnted Marble top Cottage Chamber SET,
fresch and other Bcdsteads, wardrobes, and
Fine FEATHER Bees, Hair and shuot Mattrr.>..
Large assortment OF BEDDING, and Feather Bcl-
China glass. Crookery and Stone Ware, Table
Cloths and Cutiery,
Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors, and Clooss.
WINDOW Curtains and Shades, Cane and Wood
One ine Oh PARTING, large lot Ensnvinss,
with good lot Kitchen Rec 1isites.
Terms cash.
III % lEepl GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auo,s
MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of q vrit Of
NA men faohs, lssued rom the CLERKS once Of
circut o9urt OF the District Of Columbia Tor ths
county OF Warrington, and % me direoted, /
Court House door Of said county, on m0NDtT.
the Slst day OF March. instant, l&S AZ 10 O'CLOCK
-, IN square No, al, lot No 2 IN a uare No a. lot
No; s, N square No. Is, lct No. r. in % nsre No.
% lot No. 10 IN square No. 50, and lot NO. Is in
ssaslre NO: e. N the oIty Of Washington. ID. C.,
thereon seised and levied upon a the property on
BROOK Maokei, and will be sold to satisfy iudicisl
70; ~, 10 May term 1851, in favor of Hooe brother
80 w. SELDEN,
NH = dts late Martial, u. c.
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0FRIcIL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

IL
l. March 81, ls62
Holders Of bonds Of the United States dated
October 1, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision has been
made for the payment, in coin. Of the coupons
Of semi. annual interest which win become due
on the LIST April, proximo, sgreeably to their
tenor, by the Treasurer Of the Unitod States at
Washington, by the Assistant Treasurer at Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia, and by the De-
positery Of the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio
All such coupons, together with schedules show
ing the number Of each coupon, and the aggre-
gate sum Of each parcel, must be presented for
examination and verifcation at least three full
| business days before payment ,f..Exz.
s. p CHASE,
NH 23-dt apl Secretary Of the Treasury.
i ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
/ of America: .t
l To Al Whom IL Nay Cozesrn.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that JOSH MARIA DURAN has been appointed
Consul General, al iatwinr, Of the Mexican Re-
public at Now York, I do eby recognize him
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
suoh functions powers, and privileges as are al
lowed TO the Consuls General OF the most favored
nations, in the United Stairs. -.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to he made patent, and the seal of the United
States TO he hereuntO sifixed.
Given under nv hand. at the city Of WASH
ington, the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1862,
IL, and ofthe Independence of the United States
OfAm'f'' the S slBBfRtAi Ham LINCOLN.
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD. secretar, of State.
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RELEAsED

The following prisoners at the old Capitol
prison were released last night upon taking
the oath Of allegiance, which was administered
BY Justice Johnson: William n. Swan, OF
Baltimore; James Toole, Prince George county,
Md; James Kennedy, Allegheny county, Va
Edward WEIGH, Winchester, Va; jeremiah
Maher, do; George nj. Inflow, do Arthur s.
Markell, do Joseph Widmyer, Jefferson county
Va; Martin Bergin, Fairfax county, Va; Mich,l
Conway, Alexandria, Henry C. Brown, Fairfax
county, Va; Joshua Young, do; Alfred Leigh,
do; Thomas $. Gaddin, Baltimore; w. p.
Mills, do.
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The "Previsisnal Government Of Ken.
The Search for the United States Ship Yer
The Less at Pea n

The Less at Pea Ridge.
ST. LouIs, March 20.-The Official list Of the
United states troops at the battle Of Pea Ridge is
272 killed, orc wou nded, and la missing.
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sAscrAL.-The New York Pos. Of yesterday

FINAscIAL.-The New York Post Of yesterday
nys:
Great frmness in government securities is still
the leading feature Of the Stock Exchange Not.
outstanding the heavy tone Of the general spec
ulative list, governments maintain their upward
tendency, and quotations Of the Skies of 1851 and
the 80 notes are y per cent. better, with large
PufchaAes by the commission houses
Some OF the shrewdest operators Of the market
now that the overthrow Of the rebellion 10 assured
have taken up governments 40 the most desirable
objects Of speculation, and the dullness In fancy
shares may be attributed, 10 some extent, TO this
The Skies Of 1881, the 30 notes and the Elves of
1874 are the only long loans on the market, the
government reserving the right to redeem the
new issues any time after Ave years, thus com.
Polling the holder to give up his security at the
very time he wants TO hold It, or leaving Il on hIs
hands when IL 10 least desirable.
The Sizes Of 1851 sold freely at 90 Xa9i for the
Registered and e4a94X for the Coupons. The
30 notes are firm at 10Oa10O x-small denomina
tons selling at =. There has been some taxi
about opening the subscriptions for the amount
which Mr.. Chase has authority yet to issue, but
we cannot learn that such 10 his intention at
present. :
Gold 10 a shade weaker this morning, 1919:
which has some influence on exchange The trans,
actions In gold amount 10 $3.50 900.
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10. Counterfeits on the Columbia (Pa Bank,
Of The denomination Of two dollars, are very pien
tiful. They require careful inspection to be de.
tected.
DGhe maple sugar crop Is In process of
gathering down East, but the unusual depth Of
snow fmpedes the collection Of sap.
III The man who proposes to iii shells with
some "sickening gas,o 10 buying up copies Of the
N. Y. Tribune.
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OsR FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions viii confer favor by Keeping m posted
., IN moyeueut. and afairs In their vicinites.
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Municipal Election at Harrisburg.

muu1clpat Eiecuom ~ harrbbufGs
HARRISBURG, March 2l.-At the city election,
to-day, the democrats carried five Wards out OF
six. Four out Of ave Democratic Councilmen
were elected.
John T. Wilson, Democratic candidate for City
Treasurer, has a majority Of 245.
Arrest Of Secession Abettsrs.
CHIcAso, March 2l.-Six citizens Of Sangamon
county were arrested yesterday by order Of. Gen.
Halleck, and sent to Alton TO be placed In close
confinement, for aiding the escape Of the rebel
prisoners from Camp Butler.
The "Previsisnal Gsvernment'' Of Ken.
lucky.
NASHVILLE, March 21.-The late Provisional
Government Of Kentucky 10 at Silbey, Tennessee
near the headquarters Of the Rebel Gen. Critten.
den.
The Search for the United States Shin Yer.
mont.
New YORK, March 81 The steamer Baltic has
returned from an unsuccessful cruise In search OF
the disabled ship of-the-line Vermont.
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Parsen Brewnlew.
NASHVILLE, March 81. Parson Brownlow
leaves for the North to-day.
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The Leslie and King Phillip went down to tn
fotilla yesterday afternoon, and returned Ia
night, bat reports nothing new.
The gunners gang we re in charge Of the Evan
port gun this morning, and were about testing II
accuracy
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gratifes US exceedingly to be able to state
that Lieut.. Worden's condition has materially
improved He IL still at the residence Of Lieut..
Wise, in this city, where everything that can
hasten his recovery is Of course being done for
him.
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yySy Reosiysd another. lot Of those hand some
double ChinslIe Ness. Also. . fne sssortmsnt Of
=: sss. s' q sfs t6w u issss SO :.
RE sURE AND COME 10 rae BEST
- pace Y hsvsesr clethiRa-No. 1So, ssvs1th
- s.f 81 "a. NUSU
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TRANSFERRED.

Brigadief General Harvey Brown, u. 8. A, late
the distinguished commander Of Fort Pickens
has been assigned to the command Of all the fort.
In New York harbor.
Brigadier General Lewis T. Arnold (major ls
artillery succeeds General Brown in the com.
mand Of Fort Pickens.
GENERAL FREMONT.
General Fremont LEFT Washington yesterday
afternoon for New York. Ii 10 said that the
bounds Of his military department have been
enlarged 80 as to include Ohio and other points.
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QJ00 AGENTS WANTED TO OPEN
il every state, for eli Of Lloyd's Great Miiitsfy
Maps, used by our Commsnder-in Chief The
cheapest maps In the world. A fortune can be made
on these maps each State 5000 900 copies of one
of my maps have already been sold. Also q man TO
70 70 California, England and Cuba Agents Also
wanted in everv county and in everv regiment IN
our ARMY. Send for circulars.
1T LLOYD.
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hCsEBhBD OUT OF THB SERVICE.
The following paragraph (10thl Of recen
general order" musters out Of service the stat
OF Brig Gen. James n. Lane, Of Kansas:
The following officers Of the volunteer service
appointed additional aids de-camp for seryic,
with the army in Kansas under Brig Gen Jas
IL. Lane, are hereby honorably discharged IN,
service:
Col VIM. H. Merrill, Lieut. Col Judson XII
patrick, Msjs. J. J. Weed, Champion Vaughn
John RicheY and Nerplank Van Antwerp; Can
tains Volney Hickox, J. X. Mcclure, WIN KYLE
w Phillips, Avery r. Russell, VIM O'Dor
NELL James NJ Rice and Richard 4. Sbelley
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WANTED-Suters and Soldiers 70 know that
WARS tOL ear Of FL Il. sREsoR7. sa 81 Penn.
WANTED:zWe are nov buying SECOND
DING, for which We are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, 81
advantage TO give m CAL.
lest No. $50 rth st. betw. and K sta.
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| FOR SALE "A lot of good BRICK for sale at
the lnfrmaIy very cheap for cash ina ire At
NH q st. w. b. SIMMONS,
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the existing laws make provision for prOvi-
sions to theWidoWs Of those now in seFYics
who may die from disease or be killed in
battle, and upon the whole question the
Attorney General inelineS to the opinion that
there is no adequate provision Of Law By
which such widows are entitled to pension
IN addition to the bounty conferred By the
Get Of July last.
The militia received under The Presidents
proclamation on the 18th Of April, 1851,
which was in accordance with the law Of
the I'd Of August 1873" are, in cases of
wounds and disabilities, entitled to pensions
under its provisions.
Previous TO adjournment to-day. Senator
Trumbull gave notice that be should call no
the con6scatiOn bill and press it daily untii
disposed Of.
An official war bulili- irUm the War De-
partment creates two military departments
first thOt portion of Virginia and Maryland
lying betWt en- the Mountain Departmentand
Blue Ridge, to be called the Department Of
Shsnandoah, and 70 be commanded BY Gen.
Banks the second, that portion Of Virginia
east Of Blue Ridge and west Of the Potomac
and fredericksburg & Richmond Railroad,
the District Of Columbia and the
country between the Pan1snt to be called
the Department Of the Rappabannock, and
10 be under the command Of Gen. Mcdowell.
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KAsH1NaroN. Anril 4.

THE NEW COMMANDER CT THE NERRnNAO.
Commodore TatnalI is said to be the
new commander OF the Merrimac, having
been assigned to her several days ago
The Merrimac has been reftted, strength
ened and more heavily armed.
LAND oFFIoER REMOVED.
The Secretary of the Interior, upon the
report of the Commissioner of the Land Of
fee, has removed the Land Officer of Cali
fOrnia for enriching himself by charging
largely for administering the oath of loyalty
to preemptOrs and other owners of public
lands. They have no right to take fees, ex-
cept as prescribed by law or regulations, and
the duty in question is not recognized as one
emitting the Land Officer 10 fees.
sAEITARY COMMISSION.
The Sanitary Commission has been trying
to have Finlsy removed for eight months
It is reported he is gone home.
ABANDONED PROPERTY.
A large amount of property abandoned by
the rebels at Manassas was burned, including
wagons and other articles considered cum
brous. Many claims are put in by so-called
Union men for other articles.
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y. " I GCAg
Successor to Fuller 4 Co.
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EROlI WAsHINRTnN.

WAsHIEaToH, April 4.
Special 10 Commercial
Col W. s. Smith Of Ohio, S graduate of
West Point, was 10 day nominated Brigadier
General.
Fourteen thousand barrels Of -four and
Gelve thousand bushels Of grain have come
9 by the Oheeseapske and Ohio canal since
u opening.
The steamer Occur De Leon arrived here
late last night from the lower Potomac, and
reports that visits to over one hundred fami les
disclosed strong Union sentiment in Nor
thumberland and WestmOreland Counties
Va, and this would be openly manifested BY
the people there could they be assured Of fed
eral protection
It was also sseertained shat much dissatis-
faction exists among the rebels, and many of
them would gladly make their escape.
Fort LoWreY, on the Rsppshanock, mount
ing twelve guns, is represented as having
been abandoned, and the river, up to the
town Of Rappahannoek; which is 40 miles
from its mouth, Is clear Of armed rebels in
A boats crew nom the steamer Occur De
Leon recently burnt the rebel schooner
tUuionn in YacheomicO Greek, Otbeing able
to float her out.
Attorney General Bates has given his
opinion that the acts Of January and August
1878. granting pensions for wounds or dis
abiIi les are applicable only to the forces
thereby created, and Will not cover the cases
Of those called into service By TIE acts Of the
22d Of July last nor are their widows and
orphans entitled 70 pensions under the act Of
July, 1886.
Grave doubts may be suggested whether
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FROlI LELAND nd. 1r.

OHIoAaO, April 4.
Special to the Journal Cairo 4th, says q
boat arrived from Island No 10 last night.
The firing was resumed yesterday morning
by the gunboats and mortars. One Of our
shells burst upon the rebel steamer " inches,
ter which set her on FIRE and burned 70 the
waters edge. .- f-.-r
The Winchester was sunk BY the rebels on
the arrival Of the Federal gunboats in the
main channel on the Missouri side of the
Island.
During the firing the rebels towed their
floating battery up to q new position, and
tried to reach us with shot from her 81
pO1nder. Rife shots fell far short.
After q couple Of hours maneuYsring abe
was taken back to her old position. --g....
Several shots have been 6red BY our gun
boats at rebel transports. ~
The rebels are erecting batteries all along
the Tennessee shore, to prevent the landing
Of Federal troops from Missouri.
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Nc mere Heoruits Reeslvsd.


nr No Mere ReOFHits Recslvsd.
BY the following order Of Gen. Bucking-
ham 1t will be seen that no more recruits
will be received for the volunteer servlcs:
Headquarters Ohio VoluntsoF Militia.
ADJuTANT GnNHaAL's 0EFiOs,
u Columbus, April 3, '62.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
In compliance With an order received from
the United States War Department, all re-
eruitins for the volunteer service viii cease
from this date.
Officers on recruiting service under orders
from this Department will immediately re-
port with their enlised men, at their several
places Of general rendezvous.
Officers in command Of regiments now Or
ganiEing will report at once TO this Office the
exact condition Of thei regiments In every
respect, including the detaehments not yet
in camp and will notify recruiting officers
10 rendezvous forthwith.
No enlistments Of volunteer, win be valid
after this date.
By order
O. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Ad;uta,k Gauo.o1 n
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WAsHIEeToN. April A.R

WAsHA6TON, April 4. y
RUSSELL INDIGNANT.
Bull Run Russell is highly indignant at
bis election by order of the Secretary Of
War, with horses and attendants, from steam
boat at Alexandria. BE says it is @deuced
insult" he was going to Fort Monroe, and
was armed with q pass from Mcclellan,
whose friends are indignant Russell has
engaged passage to England in the next
Cunsrd steamer. 1t is unknown whether his
election will be eaHs JelE. The order shut
ting of all correspondents was intended for
him. It Is now revoked.
eHH. RosEORANs.
The report Of Rosecrans' purpose OF re-
signing is unfounded.
on THE RAPPAHAEEooK.
It is reported from the Rsppahannoek that
Fort LOwrey, twelve guns, is abandoned,
and the river is free from its mouth to the
town Of Rappahannock, forty miles.
REBEL soEooEER BURsRD.
Last week a boats crew went up the
Youghiconico River and burned a large
schooner in the neighbOrhood. Subsequent
ly 1t was said that squad of rebel infantry
was within one hundred yards at the time,
but refused to obey the order to FIRE, and told
the officer if he fred they would FIRE on
him.
Another schooner was tOwed to the Navy
Yard stripped of sails and painted red,
white and blue, from which it is inferred the
owner is UnlOnist.
SURGEON GEEERAL.
1t is said the Surgeon General is finally
relieved from duty and surgeon would be
put in his place.
PORT ROYAL CoNTRABAEDs.
There is some talk of putting Fred Law
olmstead in charge of Port Royal contra
bands.
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Il was moved and carried that the two
highest be declared The nominees Of the
convention MesHrS. Fitzgerald and Ben
ham were tbereupOn declared nominated.
o5EsTABEEs.
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination Of eight Gonstables, and adopt
ed motion to nominate them by acclama-
nation. Great confusion followed, in the
midst of which the following Ave gentle
men we're announced nominated: Lewis B.
whitney, Luther N. Eastman, Geo. DOttsr-
WEIGH, Geo. Buskirk, Henry sackman.
The name of Thomas Gilmore was pre-
ssnted, and several times put, but the vote
BY voice seemed to be . tie, and it vas final
ly moved and carried that the nominations
Of the three remaining be by ballot. The
following nominations were made TO the
convention: ThomAs Gilmore, VIM. A.
ohamplin, L. B. Eager, ". R. Simmons,
R. F. Klane, J. L. semple, John Percival.
Fifty-nins votes were cast, thirty being
necessary TO choice. The ballot resulted
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BRHAKIHG Up EEeRo DIVH.-Last night
aparty stacked negro dive on River stree J.,
and very nearly demolished the building -
smashing in windows, doors. 30. Night be-
fore last, at the same place, man WIS 8 hot
in the arm, and it is probable the viole nee
last evening WaB the work Of reveu gs on the
part Of HODAe Of his friends. Two negro nasn
were arrested for the ahOOIing, Isut t being
Afterwards learned that tWss do ne by q wo-
mAns they were released. The Vysman claims
that the man shot was endeavoring to break
into the house, and that she fired pom him
in telfdsSsuso. The wound is triahsg.
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ebLDuEs A1D sOOfSTT.-A new circular
from this SOcisty TO Its suxiiarieS viii be
found in eur columns, to which We ask par
tiotlar attention. The articles requested BY
the circular are HrgOntlY nseded' and
should be supplied as soon as possible. Let
all whom this circular IS intended to reaeh
rssl,ond literally and promptly.