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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16
OFFICIAL.
BUREAU OF CONsORIPrION,
RICHMOND, April 9Th, 1854.
CIRCULAR No. II

CIRCULAR No. II.
l. Circular No. 10, current SERIES hereby revoked.
IL Oommandans viii retain out OF the classes fui
hcsnt number to compose her camp guards and supporting
force and proceed rapidly possible TO organize into com
papies persons the oiases already enrold
Ill Comm andan will instantly designate proper rendezvous,
and order oil persons OF the reserve classes % report st such
rendezvous sixteenth 6t day Of April Inst for the pur
pose elecng company oc aad being orgsniz Into
panies
Nv The organisation OF tn cssss deemed OF the
highest Importance al sIh pens appear III,
appointed be earoed yned
Of the discretion OF the Comm andants.
Unless otherwise instructed Commandanh will forward the
muster rolls direct to this Bureau.
By order Of Col PREsroS, Sup.
Q. B. DUPFIEJD,
ap5-eod3tkcSt A. A. General.
ENROLLING OFFICE 6rH CONG. DIST,
CLARKsvILLE April 18Th, 1864
In accordance with the Circular he classes Of
this District TO Wit those between seventeen and eighteen
fortyn and y years age HEREBY inform have
apps inted The 1s 10Th and 26th days Of this month the
time the Court House Of their respective counties the
rendezvous at which they will report for enrolment and ogan
Iaton into companies.
The County enrolling officer viii supsrInsnd the Olmsnt
Z. L. HENLIY,
0ipt. and Eng 0fhcer,
apl6-d8t 9Th oong Dist. Va.
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ENROLLING OFFICE sra CONG. DIST, /
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, March 80, 1854.
GENE RAL ORD Err.

ANY person who desires avail himself Of the provisions
the Act Of Congress entitled Act 70 amend an act entitled
establish Volunteer NAVY approved February 1864
shall make application In writing the President and
on OATH atted OUT that his bona tide Intent
at cut the Volunteer Navy and TO place the active
vice Confederate States suitable vesse Of not less u
one hundred burthen, efficiently AIMED, armed and
equipped for cruising against the II the vessel to
be All ed out appca Will further the place where,
aud the within which, will be ready for service, and viii
present Satisfactory evidence Of the ability Of the applicant
the vessel TO sea-
II Vessels and rendered for the Volunteer Navy be
yond the ertors jurisdiction Of the Confederate States shall
nspected BY oce the O. g. Navy and her character
condition. and the character and fitness Of tie ocss thefe
sail be shown by his report.
III No applications for the position Of Assistant eaymaer 10
the Volunteer Navy will be considered when thu applicant 10
under forty-fve years Of age sR MALLORY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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r Ell f. Ct II A z I'll l @
Reports o. ste Press Association.

Entered according 70 ct Of Congress In The 1885, By
THRAsHER In the oerKb once Of the District Court OF the 0on
states Northern District Of Georgia.
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DOR RENT.-A number of very desirable
In the old "oolumban Hotel" Gan be hsd BY
u tnsn for the remsnder Of the year. application to the
undersigned. g. BUP0ED.
rnhs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

'fIol M. S "a
xxx Bgsdisr General John e. wlnds hereby
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
l name, rank regiment and Of all commissioned
ofcers and the length Of time each has been In the city
In each he Will require copy Of the leave by which
the absent from his proper command II statioped
city copy Of tbs order by which be put duty
XXI Whenever appears that oncer 10 not rghuly in
Richmond he win forthwith 10 his proper command
the reported this once for further action OF the Depart
By command Of The Secretary Of War:
Asst Adjt Gen.
In accordance The above ORDERS al oce arriving In the
y duty this city (who have not already done
sol Will In person, without delay at these headquarters
BY order Of Brigadier General JoHn g. WNDEs, Coming
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of the
"A Luciu Minor, and al having claims win pleas
communicate with without delay addressing hevietrI
Posi- flee Hanover county, Va O. i. q. MINOR,
sps-d6t&c2ts Executor OF l. II. Minor, deed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

cRRICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG r. R.c0,l
RICHMOND, Va, March q. 1854.
NOTICE.
A 7 meeting of the Board of Directors of
"A this Company held Saturday the 18th instant,
lowing resolution adopted:
Resoued That the Company pay the Confederate State sx
the Act Of oonsrs approved l7h Feb, 1894,
N. W. HARRINGTON
mh23- 2aw4w Tres uref.
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LATER rRom rHn UNITED STATES.

We are indebted to the Exchange Buresu for files OF
United ates papers the 18th inst inclusive brought
to City Point BY one Of the flag Of truce steamers
which had returned to Fortress Monroe from City Point
for asupply of coal. The news is interesting. Gold
seems to be steadily advancing in spite OF the efforts
ofthe Yankee Government to keep down the premium.
At the first B ard, New York Stock Exchange, on
W dnesdsy, lssh inst, the quotation was hundred
and seventy fee and JfVs sights.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

THE Co-PARrNERsHIP of SLAUGHTER
l. WATKINS CO, ex by limitation the let Infant
CLAIBORNE Watkins having retired the remaining Partner
viii conduct the bu hereaf under the style and Arm
SLAUGHTER CO."
Richmond Aphi 9Th, lec4 ap6-1W
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CORNER MAIN AND l1TH St.. =
Richmond, April 8, 1854.
NOTICE.-In accordance with the 9th ar
tce of the charter, requin TIN days notice TO be given
newspapers published In this city be closing the boz s
Il subscription the Virginia Volunteer Navy Company such
notice hereby gFen srd the books will be closed this once
Al three o'clock p. the 10th day Of April instant
Information Of the most atsscory and gratifying character,
received by the Directors makes 70 the interest Of the
present stockholders TO take this ttep.
BY order Of the Board.
ap6-td SAMUEL J. HARRISON, Pres't
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IMPORTANT TO CONTRACTOR

DR. ALFRED HUGHES
~ Treating diseases after the Homeopathic system Of medi
,nebas h5 oce and residences side Marshall
midway between LIST and Adams streets.
ONCE 5oars-Moping from 10 10. Noon, froms TO Night
from Tto9. mha5-eod8ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-16

B. al,,Anoss Al risk Of the suSsOriSsr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

In the course of very interesting speech
lately delivered at banquet In New York city,
the celebrated English savSnt, Professor Gold
win Smith, thus stated fact which we have
nowhere else seen 80 well put:
~ would, too, that tbs Englirh people could
witness, IS witness, the spirit OF humanity which
retains its power over all the passions Of civil
war, Notwithstanding the greatest provoeations,
and the sbsen:e, which has most foreibly struck
me during my residence here, OF A1y bloodthirsty
sentiment or any feeling of malignant hatred
to saIis hose who are now your an tagoDistl in a
civil war, but whom, when they sh all have rub
nitted to the law, you will again Gag erly welcome
as fellow.ttizenS, and receive back INTO the full
communion OF the free. Many prejudice, many
50 error would be cispellsd, many harsh Judg
ment would be cancelled, many bitter word IT.
e.llei, II only my countrymen could behold with
their own eyos Whist I have beheld and now be-
hOld.1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. PM.
rnE GOLD BULLS RESISTING GEN.
ERAL SHERMAN,

According to the NY. Express of last evening,
(the best posted paper in that city in regard to
gold speculating raScallties,) } accumulation was
formed to run gold up yesterday and to-day,
and, but for the news from Richmond Of the
advance OF Sherman into the heart Of rebel.
dom, 1t would undoubtedly have advanced
to two hundred and thIrty-Gve or forty
cents; but, notwithstanding the account
published In New York of terrible
alarm in Richmond growing out Of the "sur.
prIsins movement OF Sherman" "for which" ,"
Gays the h chmond Despatch, " WhslT sH
have to ansu,r," tho bulls, by their combina
tIon, carried gold up, when, II they had not
filed the cars of the people with lles and had
left honest operators to act upon the facts,
gold would naturally have fallen at least to
200
This attempt Of the foreign operators, under
the lead OF Belmont, TO resist Gen. shermon's
heavy blows In Georgia will not last long.
Our private advices to-day are moro encour-
aging than anything that has yet appeared,
but, for prudential reasons, we withhold any
comments for the present. Everything is
working well.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

Th. annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company las
held in Baltimore yesterday. We give the fol-
lowing extracts from the report OF the presi.
dent, John ". Jarrett, Esq;
dgSERAL REhARKs.
The aggregate earnings, working CIpenscs
and net results Of the Main Stem, Washington
Branch and Northwestern Virginia road for
tho fiscal year have been, viz
Earnings-Main Stem, t4,4sl, ,S5S.9S; Wash
iugton Branch road, $77S, ,4l6.67i Northwestern
Virginia road, 1904 ora 49, total, IS 624 ,297 81
Expesses-MSin Stem. sl 427, ,205 SO; Wash
ington Branch road, $l5S, ,s27.75; Northwestern
Virginia road, 500, go ~ total, tl SAT, ,704 IS.
Net Earnings ain stem, s3, ,054 ,653 is; Wash
ingtou Branch road. 1924, SIS. 92; Northwestern
Virginia road, 397 ,35l42; total, Is, ,776, ,593 40.
During the year, l29, $50 new cross lies were
placed in the track, 4 69l tons of rails were
used relaying 40 9-l0 miles OF the main stem
with new iron. All parts Of the line not in
possession Of the enemy were maintained In
safe working order. Very gratifying evidence
mas been furnished OF the reliable condition ot
the machinery, and of all portions Of the track
within the control OF the company by contin
ued remarkable exemption from accidents, anC
the general safety and success with which tn,
large transportation Of passengers and ireIgh
has been conducted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

JOHN 7. FoRp, OF Baltimore and Washing
ton theatres, has concluded an engagement for
the services OF Edwin Forrest for the next tive
months
CHARLES A. BARRY, the Boston artist, has
returned TO hts prof sh n, and locSted hlmali In
New York, where his talent with the crayOn Ia nl.
ready in reqnistion, he having been very success
tul In producing likenesses.
DAN SBTcHELL is making Norfolk laugh this
week, at Glenn's theatre.
GBoRoI H. WILLIAMS, the new Senator from
OreEon, 10 native Ot MAssa shusetis. He removed
to Oregon upon being appointed Chief Justice OF
Douglas D. moo at In 1860, and aow supports
Abraham Lincoln.
LIEUT.. MAHoHEI, Depot Commlssary at Port
RoyAl, s. C., arrived In New York on Monday.
HONORABLE A. HERBERT, of England, is at
WillArds'.
EI-Goy. FARKEI.L, of Wisconsin, Is at the
Kirkwood HOuLe.
HEsAr WARD BEcHER and John q. Cough
charge also per night.
JANIS HAMI TON HAMMOND, er. Governor OF
the state OF South Carolina, d ed at Its residence
near Hamburg 10 shat state, on Sunday, 1871
instant.
WILLIAM Il. MBRKAN, Esq, ofthe New York
press, 10 stopping at WiIlAGds, TWO years AZ.
and little more we remember Mr Merriam as a
private soldier, being then an ENLISTED man In the
lesth New York volunteers, commAnded, we bs
llNNoI W I''l u buoli anu lhlhtu III anu hNOu'
Troy, New York, whence Mr.. mer, lam entered b,
service, leAytog for that purpose the edItoriA
chair Of the then veteran Daily Budg't Of that city
Well do we remember, some two years since
walking along " III the subject OF this notice
down PennIylvAnia avenue with hA regiment OI
itS way TO the font from the deienceG Of WASh
InEton, and we never can Jorge. his genial fow o
spirits on that rainy morning. n due tin Mr.
Merriam was promoted to be respectively aSecUu,
and nTst lieutenant, and assigned to stAfduty witt
Ger. r. 9. Foster, OF the United states volunteers
now comm AndinE . division in the Army OF tn
James, Mr.. Merriam did not long remain 40 Off
Ger, having been honOrAbly discharged by order u
MAJ Cen. Butlsr, In May last INN sdiAIeIy ATE
which he VAS accredited to the heldquAttsrs o
Ing New York daily. which position he now hold
A LONDON letter says that Mr.. Eustis, fol
nsrly . LouiIlAnA CongressmAn, and now seef'
tATy Of Blidell-hs having been At Fort Warren =
companion Of that wOrthy-iS nov utterly a.
spoHdent Oi Southern iudependenee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22
Capture Of Confederate Schooner.

The Navy Department has received informa-
ton from Louis stodder, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant, commanding United States steamer
Adcla, dated Key West, Florida, November l6,
1864, orthC capture of the Confederate schooner
Badger, from st. Marks, bound to Havana, by
the hoats of this vessel, of tho middle entrance
Of st. Georges Sound, Florida, on the 9th OF
November. She was loaded with a cargo OF
cotton, twenty-five packages of which were
captured with the vessel.
The captain Is. B. Caldweu) threw over.
board his papers; also, the deck load, consist
ing of nine bales Of cotton. Our boats subse-
quently succeeded in fishing up hvO bales, and
a quantity of coarsc cotton.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

HKApouARTERs Amy OF THE UNITE srArKs !
liz TINE FIELD, VIRGINIA. Nov. u, 1884
special Orjers, No. l2s-[ Extrsotl
The following orders are republished for the In
formation and gu dance Of all concerned:
Hereafter deserters from the Confederate army,
Who deliver themselves up to the United stAtet
forces, will, en- taking an oath that they will not
again take up arms during the present fsbelIion,
be furnished subsistence and nee transpo, tAtioR
ts thotr homes, II the same within the lines OF
FEDERAL oeeupAtlon.
ntheir homes are not within such lines they
will be furnish subsistence and free trans yortG
ton to sDy point In the Northern Stats.
AL deserters who take the oath Of allegiance
will II they desire II, be given EN- mploymsnt 10 the
Qusrterms sster's and other Departments of the
army, and the same remuneration paid them as 10
given to civilian employees for similar SCI vices.
Ported military Duty, or service endAr geripg
them to capture by the confederate forces, win
not be ekseted from su as give themselves up
~ the United States military authorities.
Deserters who bring horses or mules into our
lines with them will, on delivering the same to
lhe QuArtefmastef'I Department, receive 10 money
the highest price such hOFses and mul.s are worth
By command of Lieutenant General GRANT.
rs BOWERS
noviAti Assistant tjutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

EnUCATIoN IN VERMoNT.-The eighth annual
report of the Board of Education of Vermont
represents the public schools OF that State as
generally In a good condition, though somo
are far from what they ought to be. Many OF
the school houses are unit for the purpose to
which they are devoted and some are not pro-
vldcd with black-boards, so essential requi-
site In every good school. The whole number
of children of school age-that is. between the
ages Of four aud eightgCH-is S., 1875; showing
an increase of 23S over 1868. Or this number
$3.50 have actually attended the schools. The
number of pupils between eighteen and twenty
that have attended school ia ., ,IG5. 1t appears
from the report that less than onu.tenth OF the
pupils of the State have attended any other
than the public schools. The number of per-
sous employed Gs teachers during the year was
4. .SIl. The average wages of male teachers for
1874 was s2O4S; female tGachurs SSl6. The
report advocates a consolidation of all the col
lcges Of the State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

Those schemers who fancied it was easy 10
separate the Northwest from US, and erect 1t
Into separate and Independent republic, have
been most siguslly rebuked by the result Of the
late election. That section has given over one
hundred and fifty thousand majority for
Abraham Lincoln for President. The Demo
cratic party has been defeated by malorltles
never before equalled. The people of those
States are too proud of the laurels they have
won in this war too proud Of the heroes they
have given to the republic, and the conquest,
gained by their valor, to dream OF becoming
the tools Of the enemies they have beaten, or
the foes Of those by whose sides they have
fought so long and SO we'll.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

MONDAY, Nov. 81, ROT.
Prices yirSn bC'or refer 10 rhOlsGc opcTGOEs only
unless ohsrpiSe ,TpreSJed
COFTEE-The late decline IN gold has depressed
the market several cents per lb for Rio. We heSr
OF no Gales.
FLouR-Wss quiet hut holders were rather
reported At sll TO sIlI2Hi West IN extra, SIl 20
per Dbl. sale Of How rd street extra was IN adG,
hut the tGrms ut private. Nothing doing
CITY Mills deieriptioLti pIccs n"minslly uE-
changed.
GRAIH-Whcat. b,OoO bushels waite and II 500
bushGl8 red received the demand was active for
home millicg, particularly for priwU aud choke
red, and prices were fully cents higher; there was
no Improvement in medium e. ades. The sales In-
clud" 800 bushels white, ordinary to prlme, At
So 60 to 81, and 200 do choice at S2.9O; 900
bushels red, prime to choice, At S2tO TO C5, anu
COO bus hcls lair to good at s. 30 to IS per bushe
Corn, 900 bushels OtieI ed mostly white; demand
good AID prices maintsined, with sales Of 3Ol
Oushels new white At!6l73 to | 55j iCO bushels
choice st Sl.6O, $500 buBhe s old do. at SITS y"
| S2i 800 bushels new Yellow st Sl.Ij, snd 1900
bushels old do at sl 81 per bushtl Oats, D 0U0
bushels ofieredi part only sold At 9i cts weight.
MoLASSts-Me hear Of nothing doing; prices In
the absence Of sales are but nominal.
PROYIsIosS-Therc Is nothing worthy Especial
remark. Mess Polk 10 quoted at StEoO TO So for
old, and sis 70 S43 90 per hhl. for new Wrstern.
Bacon 2lc. for Sh ulcers, 23o for sides, zoe. for
plain Hams and % to "9c. per lb. Tor sugar oure1
Lard CSC, but nominal Tor Western bbls; Bslti.
more refined Of to CSC. per To- for kegs and In tins
SALT-Wi,h h liberal stock OF Liverpool the mar.
ket continues inaotivei the demand 10 confined to
JpbSing lots f. ON store at $3.50 for ground alum,
and $3.50 per sack tor tne. Turks Island steady
at 81 to | O5 per bushrl
SvoAR-Since the n cent decline IN gold the mar.
ket has been exceedingly du and no sales report
ed to establish prices. At New York the decline
Is about 30. per ID.
WHISHS-Is held steady at sl.7e to l7sper gal
lon. Stock hmall and mostly held out OF the mar
kgt,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22
Gnmor'. M.raud.r. In Maryland.

Sunday morning, al 3 O'Clock, force OF
about forty rebels were discovered crossing
from Maryland Into Virginia above Edwards
Ferry, having with them some fifteen or twenty
led horses and a number of head OF cattle.
They are supposed to have crossed during the
night. The Provost Marshal OF Montgomery
county, as soon as informed OF the matter,
made inquiries, from which he ls led to believe
that there Is a concerted horse and cattle.
stealing movement into Maryland by Mosby's
and other guerrilla bands. The troop was led
in this Instance by Harry Gilmor, who left a
note pinned to the wall OF q deserted building,
announcing that his present raid was only a
foreruuner Of what was to come
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22
Our Army In Alapam. Voting under Fire

Gen. Hatch, on the sth, wrote to his father
of this city that ho is in command OF - regi.
ments Of cavalry, then at Taylor's Springs,
Alabama, watching and preventing the advance
of Hoods army then at Florence, having some
heavy skirmlshing. All those who have right
are voting to.day-tho reserve voting when the
skirmish line is relieved. 30 we are actually
voting under fire. AS they vote for Lincoln and
johnson an occasional shell hisses over the
ballot boz, and the Psttcr comes up from the
swamp. When q regiment has voted it gves
q rousins cheer for Abraham Lincoln and goes
to Its work again with hope and assurance that
he will he President OF each and all the States
OF the Union before his present term expires.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

New YoRK, Nov. 2l.-The steamer North
America, from New Orleans on the 18th, has
arrived.
The papers state that Gen. Canby's wound
is not serious; that he is doing well, and will
be confined to his quarters by 1t for only a
short time.
A MalAmoras letter meatlons largely lu-
creased trade at that place from New York and
other ports, which used TO be confined TO New
Orleans.
The amount of goods warehoused In Mata.
mores Is immense.
There Is no military news in the pppcrs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

CHANuEs IN THE MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT.
Since the return of Surgeon NJ. Clymer, United
States volunteers, Medical Director, from hls
trip North, Assistant Surgeon WIN. r. Ramsay,
United States army, who was acting Medical
Director during his absence, has resumed his
position as Medical Inspector. Assistant Sur
geon II. Il. Silliman, United States army, will
not return to this department, having been
ordered to the Department of the susquchanna, a,
and Assistant Surgeon Charles T. Reber, United
States volunteers, is now acting Medical Pur-
veyor. Assistant Surgeon VIM. +. Buchanan,
United States volunteers, continues as execu.
tive officer Of the Medical Directors office.
Assistsnt Surgeon A. NJ. shGw, United States
volunteers, formerly assistant post surgeon
here, and recently post surgeon at Beaufort,
has been appointed TO tho charge of General
Hospital No. 10, at Beaufort. Surgeon Dal.
rymplc, United states volunteers, remains In
charge of the officers hospital at Beaufort
Pa!nteno Herald, Port Royal, s. G.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

Intfrr from EInVaton Ca undpr datp nf
Sovemher IItb asys,
rorro Sr,s cvscrSted n, IN o,c,ock this fore.
nom bv onr forces hnt No, nntII the Ftowab
House a re.rec,sh,e tbTee storv hricl bo,si
49, on,r.r,r,,d ho gro sIr,%@I:rs msn,gsd ~
i,,nJ,e ~, Of srT.uy in The hniiding and ,here
,ssIr,s no Tre ong1nss in the ,own Il was i'm
sibir 70 snbdne the a.mes. A block Of iour
S.JmI. s,o.os - oIsn a.n,oni, des,rooad ~.
sLmIp,irS st,aggIoTs Ali thc hsrracks vere
Iaid in sshrs And a black veil Of dense smoke
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22

". Il. d. Com, a member of the rebel Con-
gresa from Alabama, was expelled Oh Thursday by
unSLimous vote for disloyAty to the ,onfed.
erHey' NJ M.Nwell, OF Florida, offered on the sans
GaG resolution, which was agreed to, calling on
len. Davis to Inform the senate Il he had any IN
10 nation that any Stae OF the Uni ed StNte' had
directly or Indirectly expressed willingness to ,
.uto convention OF all the st AteI.
THE CzAR OF RUSSIA travels With twenty
eight servants.
Is BAVARIA the new King is not merely a
boy, but boy wh) has been AIRED IN such seUlu-
hlOn that he never, IL 10 Said, had money Ia bis
POCKET until he was eighteen years Old.
Miss HOsMER's famous statue of "Zenobla"
,s about 70 he placed on public exhibition In New
ioTk. It Ia owned ny gentleman Oi that city.