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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

DHILP a soLoM0Ns,
BooKsELLERs ARMY sTATIoNEKs,
PRINTKRs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
$50 PENNsYLvAHh AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General order Files,
Tine Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field CLASSES,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by A.
instant AdjutAnt 6enerAh.
Blank books made, and Printing done 10 order or
XII Printed Books ont by mail free OF postage.
osaa-u
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DIED,


In thif city, on the 5th instant in tine 35sb year
Ct her ses, Mrs. ELIZABETH u. DYER, wife of
ldwara O. Der.
The funeral vi take place on Moniay m orning
strn O'Clock from the residence No. go street.
let. 18th and Ath .ts.
On tie 9th instant, W. a., infant son of B. snd
The rnersl viii take place TOMORROW Sunday
lao street, between IA and 9Th, Usland Tho
II. n5s OF the family are invited to attend.
On Friday morning, 5th instant, of heart disease,
age
frntral will take place on Sunday morning, at
let. G tIa h ats
Or the 4th il slant of consumption ALONZO. son
OF james atd Eaiy dcfz,er in the nth year Of his
His funeral ~ i'll take place to Law fsaturaav, at
4p.m 4 ON the residence of his fataer No TAI
BE II atrset Gear get0wn to Shiah tina frfsn A nj
tie fsmily 6re invited to attend
This eafurday morning, EDWARD wILsON
aged two moatas, ton OF Cosu a has and Elig abats
Wilson.
Lite Edv srd Was our darling
Pride of sill cur healts 1t home;
Ard breeze came ho atigg lightly.
Came and Whispered, Howard, came
Inxyy in the grave vs laid him,
,Hfnth the rfasa that grows a. Cream
Ard tne form OF little kcssrd
In our homes no mote WAS seen
The fur sral Will take place to.morro. the It'll
instant. ct % M from 20. ~ xhhteenth- and -
half street. bet. aaa =.
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CoaRECTIcN-A misprint III yesterdays pa
per Occurring in tire comm anication OF d. O
Hare, SUpt. w. G.. /. Co, altered the sense of
the para graph in which il appeared so matt
rally that we reprint the letter OF Mr.. II, as il
was written:
WASHINGTON, FeN 5, 1861.
j. r. Bro1cn, Esq Secretary, de-:
SIR: In reply to yonr inquiry of this date, as
to the character OF the work done by }. w.
Thompson d TO. for MS, j have 70 say that the
mains and services were laid Ia the scorst passf-
6lemanaer, and that instead OF "not having re
paired one of their jobs" as asserted by MIR.
Emmeri, have stopped mare than fire hundred
ZeoEs, (many OF them of the worst kind,) in the
work oore by that firm. BY keeping men thus
employed nearly al the time for the last two.
and "a half years, have cot their work to!er.
ably hf, but The largest part of the leaks stil
(about seven FER cent. in ALL ana those which
give me mos trouble are i'll the mains and SER
vices laid by J. ". Thompson d Co. for this
company. am. &c,
O. q. HARE,
Superinf Washington Gas Light Go.
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MAREEEIS.

On the Alta instant. by the Rev > q Meado-
TR0S Dt HN to Miss MARY u. SRINNELL,
10th of Washington.
On tn 9TH instant. at the pars ID aga of St DON'T
Coz sTANriEE CASsELL TO Hiss MOLLIn v.
DAVIS, both of Washington.
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NOTINR

Ir. E. 3. Lighthill, from 81 st. Marks Place,
New York, author CT A Popular Treatise on
Deafness" Letters on Catarrh, &C.. &c, will
shortly make a professional visit to Washington
where + can be consulted on Deafness. Catarrh
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
eases Of the Ear, Throat and air Passages. Jazz 2w
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GOIGkFR'S HoSFy EolP

This celebrated Toilet Soap. in s1oh universal
temaGd, Is made from the choicsat materials
if mild and emoilient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its action upon
the skin. Fer sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Gco1s Dealers la 2LIyeo
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Those afflicted with these trouble ONE thinsa
whether hard soft corns; also those troubled
with Runions, CallOsities, Club, aud In-growng
Toe ala find great relIet a1d salts actory
benefits by applying to Dr.. White. 424 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue bet ween Az aud 9th streets. Separate
roCns fer ladies. No charge for consultation. tr
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srperinr Washington 6 as Light Co.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
ton tcorner OF 18TH and i streets, opposite u.
s. Treasury receives on deposit from its reg
ular Customers the notes of all National Banks
where yer located.
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN SIX DAYS DR. Godfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-fve years
Standing. will cure Gom0rrhoa in sir d,,ys No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
by 5. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia g. ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06

Dr.. DUPoST's Sugar-coeted Female Regulating
Pills are the rery best in They operate speedily
and efsdtrely. and being sugar toatsd create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills will prove their superiority orsr all
others. Price 81 box. Sold by S. c. Ford, corner
9TH street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry
COOK, hle2anufia. 1a6-ly
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THE STOE1 Il FOR RENT.
nv 70 the Admjnis.ratfix.
GALE OF coNDKMNE9 GRAIN AND HAY

CHIEF QUARIERMAsrSR's ofross
WlsurSeroE d. o. Fee. 4, lset.
viii be sold 81 public aysti on. ~ Aexa nor.a,
Vireinia on THUkSpAY, February 18TH. l364. the
following suantiiiss Of Grain and Hay deemed UNI
assf birteen thouss nd tI3 o00i bushels Of corn.
About twenty four go bushes Sst s Of oss.
~ ain viii be sold in lots efone hundred (Io0t
sushe s. with the pri,lese pf .s hnnd ED Zee,
wltt me privilese Of City (5ol tons.
the san ,s time c, and R.sss sooSdt
fes IN sLd ostsl which will be sold By the lcanAs
10 lots of 6vs thousand g co. rco cs s ~.
The successful bidders win be REQUIRED e remoys
the g ale and hay within ave days from tne aef o.
sale. e.
BALE 10 commence at II os,ccx 81 pmnCwrp
BrEeadisr General and Chief oserE 1900
fe4 I'd Ssbvs W ""S2
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoIE D-A few Gays Since, a SAN of MONEY
L The owner is requested to come forwsrt, prove
proTerty and pay for this savertisc nant. Apals at
nCG 10 3T-a liberal reward will oe iii for
- the return Of Large ieito1 eoints, DJd with
tissr on "Wednesday last Return to 39aa 9, BE-: I'd
and "a ste. fs 6-eo3."
a'UDKD-On TIE Cd irssant small 81 = OF
ner csn have by On stins the amount or iisnt-
sFss 81 sf sh
Ts'AKEN Ur-or tbs Sd instant.a lack MAZE
I with starin forehead; about le8 haods high !;
CO. Sled 10 come forward, proys propsrty, psy
rges. and take her away -
fest. 7th st. bet and I, Livery Stable.
500 REWARD:.Lost; on the ST. q, Instant, ip
10 p4 10 and I'D ra e 70
Leather PICKET BGek Tt 4 4 ssP
miseelaneous currency, and $40 in Confederate
none s0 pass g. for ho Wm shyp9 9 with bill qf
+, tnrnet to SAMUEL CRoPLEY, It the Southeast
Of o ana Re- ps
L sssssrda1, Blue Se@ Is,iesa 81 30 Is g i
ElANKs ,r lnsa with eEowa snslin ~, lioers y
s will es for j. fsfHFa i e s M
Sfn REWARD -Ar.ward of $50 will be paid
SJV snd no questions asked upon ths fetu n Of
S COD VI stch and ham, paic or sleeys Buttons
AID Shirt studs, and "a r.Of w hits handled Rsvo-
verR. which were stolen from house No 357, Il
sire ct the MOI ming OF the I'd instant Apply to
JOHN DUGsN, No. 4e3 ienth st. fe 46t.
T'AKAE UP.0n q instant, BLACK HORSE
With hind feet white and saddle and bride a :
tschet; about Is hard high Tn Sner or wners
are ieQuestsd to con- fsTw I'd, owe property pay
ch-rges and take him away,
fe4 ST. NY av, bat I4th and 18Th tts
I osT-Ahout four wes,s ago. in one Of the De
PAYMENTS CT pom he streets of Washing ton,
aPhCKAGE containiay papers AMI aid syits re :
lsting TO claim for dana ses to bakery taken and
used by Gen Butler at New orlesus, the clai mt
bling MIR Russell rhs finder vit pl ass return
it to this Office, ard receive suitable reward
fe5lT"
CIR REWARD.-stfn,e a from the subscriber
~ New Jersey avenue, one Maho2ons bay
COLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of
tie raid colt to X. II. LAM BELL, on Rev Jersey
avenue. No. ] so. de 26
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TIE CHEAPEST AEDBEsTHAIR DYE IN THEWoRL D.
Nerer Fades or Washes 0m.-Upham's Hair Dse 50
cents a box. The best in use. Try it, Sold by s.
G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue Wash
ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, a6-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-06

DISEASES of tbs Nsrrcns, Seminal, Urinary. and
SerRal Spstems-neto end YeL;aEle treatyreGt- an
Reports Of the Botcard ASsOciatica-S Sent by mail
Ia sealed letter envelopes fiee of charge Address
DR.. }. SKILLIS HoCGHToN, Howard Association
No. south Ninth Street. Philad elphia Pa 63- 3rn
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMEHTs TONIGHT.

GRoyRR's THBATER-Mr. Grover an
1ouIces this as the last appearance OF iestyaii
here she has made numerous friends. and has
sustained Mr.. Growers assertion that she was
one OF the best actresses on the stage. Theater-
goers viii regret her departure. The bill to-
night is 1.-THE Dukes Motto,' a drama which
has proven exceedingly attractive.
WASHINGTON 1HEATER.-Laura Keene and
her company last night played s. Our American
Cousin to a fu1l house, and those who wit
had contiE ned run of many nights in New
4 York by the Keene company. Thepl would
bear many repetitons here, but on Monday
next IT must give way to new attra ctions To-
n'ght Is therefore the last opportunity of wit
Messing it.
FORKS THEATER The crowds at Ford Is
diminish MOI but each succeeding night wit
nesses large audience, and Mrs. ID. p. Bowers
continues to win the hearts of all who see her,
by her superior acting. In the characters o.
LADY Isabel and MADAME Vine'' she is
particularly interesting, and the pa rons OF
Ford's will no doubt be glad to know that il
VIII be repeated to. night.
CANTERBURY.-Night after night is this hall
cToWeed by those who would drive dull care
AWAY and give themselves up to an hour or two
OF enjoy ment. And no one who visits the Hall
ever tails TO enjoy himself To- might. Eva
Brent, Ernestine de Faiber, Edeson. Eagan
Edwards, and the corps of pretty ballet girls
III appear In splendid bill.
VARIETIES Lima Windell, Mons. Baptistin,
Maggie FrieI and ali of the performers here
\ Will iHSe narS IN TIE entertainment TO- night
and in ADDITION to the concert hall bill, Fitz
simmons drama, {: The Belle OF Washington
will be performed, and in good style, no doubt
! Providence HOSPITAL FAIR.-The public
VIII no dou bt be glad 10 know that a very hand-
sScme n Tor the oenef fit OF this cItizans' hos.
pital has been re allied by the fair at Odd Eel
lows's Hall Still there are many articles not
yet disposed of, and few more contribu tons
wcu.d not give the Sisters of Charity any more
money than they need to carry on the Institu-
ton. Give item call, and help them along
10 night
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SILVER PLATED CUPS. Silver Plated Tee Spoons.
Silver plated small Spring Bells for one dollar at
the Dollar Jewelry store, 43S Penna ay., near
~ street IT.
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C0RNS- Sc

Or THE AvEHu E, 43e near AZ street i the Dol
lar Jewelry Stole. 1t
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GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
Z q

by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
HANDSOME THEET-STORY BRICK HOUSE
And LOT, on SOUTH ri sTsEET, BETWEEN IA
IND 9Th sTkEETs WEST, AT AUc IoS.-0n WED
kEsDhY the 18th Instant, we she sell in front of
the premises, at O'Clock m. q handsome three
story Brick Buile ing with Brick stable in the
Sr q all Other out houses, snd nearly new, and the
Lot IN which 1t stsrds being Los No 81, in square
Nc. pa This properly is Handsomely locstsd on
south street, bet. Four-ard s-half and Sixth
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6. IL, and Is
monthg, for notes bearing interest. A deed given
and de ed of trnst taken. All conveyance, includ-
ing revenue stamps. Of cost Q f purchaser.
fe5 GREFE & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIsAFTERNooN AND T0.MORROV

BY O MCGUIRE co An,.5o,..--
T'RvsfEEs ssLs gF BOOKS AND STATION.
kINGs, Feb 5th and 9Th at CT q ciocS It Ia. a..
non Rooms OF ,. .. Ms6uire o., corner of 10 h
suhssrtosr dated Dec 18th 1850 and duly re .or lad
II Lioer j. a. Nc SO. folios $50 ct seq one OF
shall SELL - W.
a large assortment of miscellaneous Books, eom
pfisipg nearly every Department Of literature
LOT OF Beut ausie, School Books. stationery dc
ja26d 10. MCGUIRE & co Aucss.
rHUCKs, Sims &C, AUCTION.
Notice is hereby given that all the ohu ,ks
Shfns &c.. OF sEislS si2u gh ed by the Qoyarp.
mept, VI thin the ancient limits OF the District Of
ColuI bis, numbering about eighty heat daity. .
will be sold at auction. TO the highest bidder at
O'Clock NJ daily, Sundays excepted. } unit | the
ma IN Gay of February next, at the rnonument
yafd, Wsshins ton. Pigment to be male on the
sr5une in Govern mept funds at the time OF the
s8th inst "a GPGHy
3aH.IA Capt. o. 8. v.
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ESOk RENT-A large Finely furnished ROOM
L for two CT more with or without eoa /, GA
second 1nr. in small family mode rate rms,
St 1913 street, twj doors from southwest corner
Of 18th e l.3t
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EyJ g hcGUIhE CO. hucloneers
ENTIRE STOCK OF FAMILY 6R0CERIE3-
Ia STORE FIxTUBES, sTAND CASKS, sHRLvISG,
ETC AT PUBLIC sALE AND THs TORE FoR hEaf
menc,ng at 10 O'Clock We sasll eel 1t tbs Groe,ry
stoJe OF the late jos. W. avis. at the OF 9Th
ardE s reefs the Entice Stock therein, containins
in part
lava LIS euirs, ami Rio CoH-es.
Imneriai Gunpaw6er, Young Hyson, Green Teas,
noIone souchong Pouci log Black Teas
barrels and Bags Family and Superior fle1r,
Hams Mxckerei in Kits AID Larger Packages,
ChccolaIe Pepper Spices . ii 4 in Ia,
Tocether with o general assortment OF Family
Groceries.
nls Rye Whisky, French 6randy, Holland Gin,
WadeYia ana 81 cry Wines, in Casks and Bottles
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
The sac of the stoch, viii be sold the
Tea CaGoies Counter ard PiA,fer.n Scales,
Weights ard Meaaures. Shelving,
Coulter and Store Fixtures. Inti-e.
fern cash, MARY ANN DAVIS,
Administrative.
j C. Meg VI AZ & CO.. Aucts.
THE ST0R1 l. FOR RENT.
Apply 10 the Adninis.ratfiI. fe4
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EsOR SALx-A new three story HOua1, With
E two story hAok building. being 3 1euly. nniIs
Brick, No. 192 Fourth street. besWsen L SAD New
York avenue. Aboye-nAned contal1a eight roo .ne.
Apply 70 ]. !. CREWS No. A9A 6ssensa Street.
lal2-lms
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By W. L. WALL & 90 Auctionse-,

By WI. l.. WALL Il CO. Auctioneers
STSCk OF AReTAIL GROCERY AT AUCTION
~ On MONDAY MuRSiNG 9th instant ct 10
oc'ock. We will fell st No $50 L street. bet ssen
9Th ar 9TH the ttock of small Retail Grocsry
small Stores, &c.
Tsrms cash.
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Tor RENT Cne large DOUBLE PARLp far
8 nisbsd or uufurnished will he rent-d for an
{ Fl &c Or for club room Also, one ROOM on 81
toor front, futs Die for two gsntlsmsa for
avenue. fa 3kN
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CHIEF QUtRTRRMASrRR'S OFFICE.
Depot or WASHINGTON. )
Westminster, d. c.. February 5, 1864
viii be sold at public auction at the Corrals,
rfsT tbs Observatory. ia the city of Hashington
c., on WLDE ESDAY. February II, 1864, lot o.
HSRSES AND MULES
condo mped IS M A. fer public ssrvics
Terms cash in Government funds.
isle to commerce st - o clC OK NJ,
D ii RUOEE5,
Brig. Gen. nno Ohisf QuartsI master,
IA 5llt Danart n eat of Washington.
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"a GOOD CEANUE FOR SPRING FISHE3IES
Will be rented a. pnblic suction, for cash at the
Market Bou6e. Georgetown, ID O., on FRIDAY,
18th of February, at 10 O'Clock It three Fishin
LsnGiIEs on the Potomac. near Ge9r8sto vn, bs-
lcr ging TO the heirE Of A hcer Cloud. Each Land
ing viii be rented separately.
fe 3 lH" TH0S, DOWLIN9, Auct.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-01-15
The Negro Fit For Freedom.

The Boston Courier publishes a communica-
ton from gentleman whom it endorses as a
long resident at the South and thoroughly ac-
quainted with theslaves, who gives this explicit
testimony as to their capacity to maintain them
selves.
They are race of practical and experienced
agriculturists. Hardly plantation is found
where there are not black men who are as COM
petent to conduct with success the whole prac-
tical agriculture of the place as their masters
were for whom they once labored. venture
the assertion that beginning with the humber
classes in northern communities, there cannot
be found five millions of farm laborers who have
more practical skill with farming tools, and more
direct knowledge of conducting the main opera
tions in agriculture, than these five millions o
negro Americans. Large numbers of them arr
| found, also, TO understand all the main features
of that sy stem of religion so wonderfully adapt
ted to every grade of human intelligence, tha
system in which faith in crucified and riser
Savior ismore than a substitute for every 9th
er knowledge and all other rites. suppos
We. are safe in assuming that there are five hun
dred thousand of these blacks who, in point o
Christian light and Christian practice, vii
compare favorably with the converts from pa
ganism made by the labors of our foreign mis-
sionaries. ,,t.. l.. ,.s. ,..s-.l,s
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southern Unionists.

Rev. II. Clay Trumbull chaplain ofthe Tenth
Connecticut, volunteers, was captured-in vio-
lation of flag of truce by the way-before
Fort Wagnet last July, made the round of the
rebel prisons, and was recently released He
writes: "H t-
aAll through those portions of the South
which / saw or heard from the entire mass Of
able-bodied men were in arms while many
mere boys were in service, and old men were
doing guard duty, to relieve younger ones sent
| 10 the front Every evidence was given that
the South has no reserve, that its whole force is
lalreadY in the field, and that the raising of our
new levy Of 100000 men will give US so large
| preponderance Of numbers as 70 make quick
work Of the rapidly thinning army Of rebel
lion.
avery desirable evidence was also given TO
our prisoners that, with the military power ol
the South once broken aud its army once scat
tercd its wholestrength is gone. No extermin-
alton will be necessary, for the latent Unionism
even in South Carolina, sbeyond all that we
had supposed possible. In the Confederate ar
my there are thousands who long for the resto-
ration Of the old governmentf for the supremacy
ofthe old hag, and thus to astill greater exteni
with those not yet gathered in, employees Of the
government exempts and families of those In
4 service. Hospital nurses, guards wherever we
were carried, citizens who communicated with
us in spite ofeyery precaution OF authorities, al
testified to this, and money was freely given oul
men, newspapers furnished against ORDERS anc
sympathy expFcssed and aid rendered wherexe
we TUNED, and this sometimes by different men
closely associated, who's did not Suspect neacl
otheFof such sentiments from their extrem,
Ieaution under the fearful reign of terror, whicl
prevails above them. Such owlll yhail sgladl,
the day when once more they can serve tn
IigoveFnment they love, and enjoy again IL
protection and bese6ts. May God grant IL
Ispeedycomingles siIssglsb 3 i,,si.l l7Iall i1
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Ths TroabIe. an Jnpan.

The Boston Traveller has the following: aFhe
North China Herald of Oct. 24th says that affairs
in Japan are getting more aud more complicat-
ed. The revoltiagainst the MikRdo is led by
Chosew, the Daimio who closed the inland sea
against the comnierce of tho world, and whois
ambitious toIdisplace his sovereign on the throne
Reports had been received at Shanghai Of the
defeat of chosew, whose fall win not be rnourned
by foreigners, 4, 49, q ...1,,.' "A .,e..s
"At Yeddo attempts are said to be apprehend-
ed upon the life of the Tycoon. on account of his
backwardness in taking measures for The expul-
sion of Foreigners from the country. II is be-
lieyed, however, that neither Mikado nor Ty-
coon will attempt to carry out the announced
determination to expel them.
aHowever hostile may be their feelings TO-
ward them, the Daimios appear TO have arrived
at the conclusion that foreigners have obtained
a footing on the soil, and that sullen submission
to disagreeable necessity is the only course
lieh TO them. According TO native reports, cod :
siderable satisfaction was felt by the Tycoon at
the punishment Of the Daimio Satsuma by the
English, In regard to the recent ASSASSINATION
of French officer, the action Of the French in
the matter is looked for with interest. The
English are awaiting the arrival Of troops from
India t,s.s g.i,S .....s