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General EAilpatr5ck on tF.e Future Party
OF the Country,

BosToI, Nov. 30.-Tremont Temple was crowded
this evening to listen to lecture by Gen. Fitzpatrick
on the future party of the country. The General was
introduced with appropriate remarks by Governor
Andrew. He said in considering the question what
shall be the future party of this country that party
must first of all be just. 1t must also be patriotic
not patriotism as a catch word, but the patriotism
which had met and subducd treason against the
country. The patriotism of Lincoln, Seward, Stan
ton, Grant Sherman, Dix, Butler, Banks Sheridan
and others. The patriotism of Andrew John
son, who holds the destnes of the country in
his hands. He did not believe that President
Johnson had forgotten would discard the promise
of freedom made the steps Of the Capital of Ten
ncssee his language since for the punishment of
treason. That party also should be progressive, and
above all truly Republican in idea and Democratic
in all its operations. When this country shall have for
gotten to act upon principles of justice, humanity,
and TRUTH it will have parted with the secret of its
greatness With an adherence these principles the
Government will be pure, powerful, and permanent.
The General concluded his lecture by an earnest ex-
hortation for love of country not fully felt here
tofore as il should he.
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FROM Tg!E SOEFH WEST
The Crops i'm EOuisiana-NeSrO Testimony
il: Observation-Disclosures Course Of
Union General.

TIE Crops i'm LOI,isiana-NegrO Testimony
il. MISUNDERSTANDING Course Of n
Union General.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-There is no busi.
ness being transacted in the Legislature, the ar.
rival of the country members being waited for
Pierre Soule has resumed the practice of
law here. The Bayou Plaquemine is being
closed up.
The parish Of lborville, which before the
war made $4,000 hhds. of sugar, will make
this year about 600 hhds. and about 600 bales
of cotton.
The Legislature of Mississippi has adopted
bill permitting negro testimony in all cases,
except where only whites are interested.
The Galveston (Texas) Ciyiliaa says with
reference to the stock of cotton in Texas, that
the receipts to the 18th instant since the first
of September last amounted to 80, 900 bales at
Galveston. Including the stock on the 1st of
September Of 10000 bales, against Il 900 the
same time in 1860, and the receipts on the
Texas coast, including Houston, since Sep
tember 1st, of $4,000 bales, the probable re-
ceipts this year viii be $50, 900 bales.
General Gregory's course in Texas is gen
orally denounced and said to be infusing insur-
rectionary sentiments in the minds of the
freedmen. He had addressed the freedmen.
denouncing the course Of Colonel Strong, of
Howard's staff, who in previous address ad
vised them to return to their former owners as
their best friends, and not depend on the Gov
ernment for assistance.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Governor Wells
message was read in the Legislature to-day
out reservation, and she adopts with sincerity
and trankness the new order of things deter
mined by the arbitration of the sword. He
urges the speedy election of United States
Senators.
He recommends that an appropriation be
made for the immediate construction of levees
on the Mississippi; that means be devised to
pay all the accrued indebtedness without Sc
we're taxation, and the enactment of laws regu-
latng the labor system, leaving it to the parties
interested to make their own terms.
He asks that all impediments to free immi
grafton be removed. He invokes needful
legislation to suppress sectional political asso-
Citations which are undoubtedly being revived
in the State. lie says provisions have been
made to rebuild the State Penitentiary and
erect State House; He urges an immediate
and perfect organization of the State militia.
He recommends that all taxes levied upon
colored people for educational purposes, be
applied to the education of colored people ex-
cluslveIy. He says the President lays a great
stress on the course of Louisiana, and is
anxious she should take her place in the Union.
The Governor invites the Legislature to
unite with the Executive authority Oft the State
in fresh evidence that Louisiana is determined
to stand or fall with President Johnson in bis
reconstruction policy. The other parts of the
message are Of purely local nature
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Virginia NJ. Z. COnferenee-Sixty-ni
Animal Session.

Annual session.
On Sunday the Rev. Dr. Sehon, of the Tennessee
Conference preached by invitation of Bishop Early.
His sermon was eloquent and forcible. and at the
close the order of deacon conferred on the fol-
lowing preachers:
Blogg, u. G. Starr, Thomas II. Campbell. A. VI.
Boone, l.. D. Travis. G. W. Matthews, and John II.
In the afternoon the Rev. Dir. Sargent preached an
excellent sermon from Hebrews, 18th chapter, 18th
George n. Guy. John, W. Tucker, and Wesley C.
Warden were the preachers ordained. Rev. DR.. Dog
gett, Rev. Mr. Register of the Baltimore Conference
with Messrs. CowlcS, Rowzie and Head participated
On Monday Rev. Dr. Sehon was introduced to the
conference lie rejoiccd to meet his brethren once
more after long an absence. He further referred
briefly to the condition of the missionary cause stat
ing that at the close Of the war, we had two hun
thousand five hundred converted Indians, and six
hundred and forty trained youths preparing for the
ministry; that We have our foreign mission that
beams as lone star on the darkness OF surrounding
night. -
oke District of the Baltimore Conference, was intro
duced to the body. He remarked that he could not
command language to express the pleasure he en-;
ioyed in meeting this Conference as the fraternal
messenger for his Conference, which numbered nine
ty ministers, with a membership of ten thousand
He thanked God that, under the auspices of peace,
he was here and hoped that the strife between the
two Conferences was at close. They had sent
twelve chaplains to the army, who came back there
ence hoped that, should the Bishops life be spared,
they would receive appointments at his hands.
William b. Rowzier, econded by II. B. Cowlcs.
| moved as follows. which was adopted by a rising
vote:
Reso1ved That this Conference reeiprocaes the
timents expressed by our brother Samuel Register
Fraternal Messenger of the Baltimore Conference;
that tender to brethren of that Conference
most cordial Christian affection, and that we affee
tionatey invite them to embrace early opportu-
nifty to connect themselves with the Methodist Epis.
eopal Church South, with which they are identified
1 IN oaTltE in I'M mai md IN n
| Resolred That DR.. David S. Doggett be appointed
Fraternal Messenger to attend the approaching
sion of the Baltimore Conference. to be held at Alex
| andria, Va, in March next.
Resolred, That the Secretary be. and is hereby, in
structed to transmit to the Baltimore Conference
copy of the above resolutions.
Drs. Doggett, Smith and Langhorne reciprocateC
in appropriate remarks the cordiality of the meeting
j. E; Edwards stated that this movement in his ap
preciation has breadth that is not to stop this sd
| of the Potomac. There very strong indications
that in less than three months large movement il
"etern Maryland. large numbers in the East Balt
nre m@ once, and Others in sympathy with us
intend to be identified VII us III chufen leia'ois'
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indictments for Treason.

KNoXvILLE, Tenn, November 27.-The
United States District Court, Judge Connolly,
n. Trigg, presiding began its session to-day.
The streets and hotels are crowded with citi-
zens. The Grand Jury have found indict-
ments numbering over nineteen hundred, for
treason and giving aid and comfort to the
enemy. Parties will have contesting cases,
who, two years ago to day, were in the destruc-
tive assault on Fort Sanders. The court will
continue for some months
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IATEST TELEGRAPH HEHS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM JAMAICA.
4 lie Insurrecti0m CFUslae
THE HAYTIEN REBELLION SUBDUED
Tie Total Destruction of Cape Hayten by the British
S0ULoUQUE ON HIS WAY TO ST. THOMAS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Advices from Havana to the
18th inst bring Jamaica and Haytien dates to the
18th, received by the steamer Carabello. The En-
peror of Hayti, SOplouque his Prime Minister Salo-
mon and twentyfour others of his family aud suite
arg passengers by her, ToUfe for ST. Thomas being
sent away from jamaica BY the British.
The nsurection in Jamaica is reported as entirely
Suhducd Paul Boyle, the leader of the instruction
with many others, has been publicly executed and
there are several more under arrest. who are to be
condemned to the same death.
From Hayti we learn, via Kingston, that Cape
Hayticn has been bombardcd by two British war
steamers and the city reduced ashes and the forts
destroyed.
The troops Of President Geirard are in possession
OF what was the city. There were many killed and
wounded among the rebels This place was the
stronghold of the rebellion.
1t is generally believed that the rebellion is ut an
end Geffrard is retaining in tranquility the Presi-
dental chair,
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CIEY NOTICES,

II IS one of the pleasant duties of tho rross -
notice improvements of substa ,tial character in tho
community, and among thcse there is certainly nono
more worthy of mentioning than the efforts of citi
zenS 10 rene an elevate the aesthetic taste Messrs
stanton Duter No. 70 West Fayette street. really
ueseITe encouragement in this direction, and al.
though we acknowledge that their merits do NOT re-
qulre eulogy tor success, We claim it as privilege 70
give testimony to the truth, in saying that thew nm
derstand what can be said of few i e., to imnrova
nature. If Photography is deservedly called tha
mirror OF nature" the man who keeps the mirror
clean and in the best light is still entitled 10 the
thanks of him who uses it. We have MANY photo
graphic establishments of high character and merit
IN tins city, but in selecting position to express
aeter' IN beautifying light and shadow in colors,
Water or OIL upon paper or canvass none excel this
new hrm' and the patronage already acquired by
them warrants by its intelligence and social stand
ing the nigh tenor of the artists employed oy tnem
An official record of the war, compiled
from orders kilograms dispatches, and reports etc,
Is being prepared by the War Department. IL WIN
comprise thirty volumes of eight hundred pages eacn'
-Longiewicz, who was dictator OF Poland
during the last rebellion, is now in London, -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HoLL1pAY STREET THEArRE-Magge Mitchell as
Fanchon. will be repeated tonight. =.
FRONT STREET THEATRE-Mr. John E. Owens will
appear this evening in his famous personation ofPaul
Pry, and in his aughabe character of the Live In
dian.
The ITALIAN NOPERA.-Announcement will be made
on Monday next, as to the time when the Grand
italian Opera Company from New York, will make
their appearance here.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 30.-At & O'Clock this morning
terrific explosion occurred at the Penn Trcaty
Iron Works, Beach and Marlboro streets. The head
of the mud drum was blown out, and the boiler in
front started with fearful velocity in opposite d
rection, destroying property. and killing man and
inuring several. Three out Of six boilers were dis
placed by the explosion The fall of the water tank
prevented conhagration.
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New YORK, Nov. 3O.-The Galveston Bulletin of
the 18th gives news from Brownsville, brought thither
by Captain Eton +. Brown. that the Juarists
gaining ground in the siege of Matamoras. General
Espinosa was not killed as reported Lieut.. Colonel
f. Myer, late of the United States Army, has been
made general in the Liberal forces, and DIR. Eller
else, of the United States Army, major.
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FROM HAVANA.
Dissatisfaction in Cuba-Thc New Captain
General UnpOpuiar-Accitient 10 q PhiiG-
deIpiiia Steamcr-A Disaster at Sea.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-The steamer Cuba from
Havana on the 3d. and the Moro Castle. from the
same port on the 25th. arrived at this port tonight
The steamer Hendrick Hudson, from Philadelphia.
had arrived at Havana. While entering the harbor
she was into by Spanish vessel and cut to the
waters edge. She had a Government pilot on board
Temporary repairs will be made and she will sail on
her usual day.
Considerable dissatisfaction existed at Havana at
the appointment of General Lersundi, to supcrsede
the Captain General, he being o-slavery man and
immensely in debt and Cuba and the Cubans must
satisfy his creditors.
The gold medal to be presented to the Captain fthe
steamship Columbia by the passengers, for mcritori
Gus conduct during the terrific hurricane on the 2d
ult., is now ready. Its cost is $40 in gold.
The steamer Moro Castle brings as passenger Capt.
Morse of the schooner Enigma, of and from Bath,
Me-, for Mobile, Ala The vessel capsized at sea on
the 23d ult. at II o'clock, P. NJ, All hands were be-
low in the cabin at the time, but they cut through
the bottom of the vessel and got outside on the 9th
were taken off by the brig Peerless from PHILADELPHIA
for Matanzas. where all were landed on the 9Th ex-
cept Joseph Anderson, seamen H. who died OF exhauS-
ton after being taken off the wreck.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. pa large fire took
place at Mobile, on the 18th, destroying eight
dwellings, and stable. The loss amounted
to $4,000, on which there was no insurance.
A car load of cotton was burned on the
jackson Railroad.
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Death of Hon. Liislcton TazeweH.

RICHMOND, Nov. 30.-Hon. Littleton Tazewc
Commonwealth Attorney. died this morning after a
brief illness. Mr. Tazewel was elected to IL scat III
the State Legislature in October last; and last week
was elected Commonwealth Attorney, vice Marina
dInlr 1ol1rnSnr rnSinihnI
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The Pacific Fleet,

HALIFAX, Nov 3O.-The United States steamer Tus
carora arrived at St. Thomas on the 10th and sailed
on the Goth inst. The United States steamers Wander
bilt and Powhattan, and the ron-clad Monadnock
arrived at St. Thomas the l1th and sailed on the
18th. They would touch next at Cayenne The fleet
vaS hound to ha pocifa
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tipht.rope dancer from Nashvil

"A tight.rope dancer from Nashville,
named 7. n Huntley. under twenty years of age
lost his life at Wilmington n. G., the 24th instant
while in the act of performing He is said to have
shown nervousness and self-distrus yet persevered
and when nearly across upon the rope, the unhappy
youth fell and terribly mutilated dying immed-
ately. His experience was unequal to his underta-
king,
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ROBERT b. NICoL is the authorized sub
scription agent of the Daily Commercial, in
Washington. Orders for the paper left at
Gibson Brothers printing Office, No. 271
Pennsylvania avenue nearly opposite the
Kirkwood House, or with J. II. Lawrence, at
55l 7th street, east, near the navy yard, will
receive prompt attention.
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neliherafe Murder i'm Illinois.

A Chicago despatch OF the Z0th says: =, :, m,
Sendish murder was committed at Shelbyyie,
in Wepeiahay fs ae on he @ Of
Of that tan gay, tmo Sons. bakers walked into the
G MaE nna Ra
without ayg;rg any Newspaper at the time. Taekett
I'D assa fse sTr5a n soS
when Ihornton sapt ban ran out of the door into the
5oTed By Thornon again shot him
the small of the back This shot brough. az ~ III
ing man and placed his revolver to bis head "a ana
sbo him agao the ball passing completely b sa5GGsn
, MS n Hounted a horse and fed. Tackett expired
IN few ours A number of persons were witnesses
nf the air from the commencement OF the shootihs'
Int nada no Nffort to interfere. 81.
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If you value your own health and that of your
Family, do not pass another day without bottle OF
TARRANT's EFFERvEscENT SELTzER APERIENT in
your house, sudden Bilious attacks dspclled BY
few Doses and Headache. Costivcness Sour Stomach
Indigestion and Liver Complaints, are permanently
cured by the timely use of this most wonderful
remedy. Sold by all Druggists no 2I-2w
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SAN Francisco, Nov. "a battalion Of California
volunteers will leave by the first steamer for Los
Angeles on their way to Arizona, where they are
needed for proposed campaign against the Apache
Indians.
The provost marshal has discontinued requiring
passports from parties leaving this city for Mexico.
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CoLGArE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
Soap in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and esoent in its nature
frograntv scented, and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
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The coord citizens Ct eneqa Brbn NV with In bsa
silver ndcqSGn m6Gs Of he aeech Sitsf% t@ Se
and frendsnIpii of bIacks who had assembled. In
immense and Substance he said to them You are
se in syn yGuFh h sSsGmd esn dd nf oT T93 f
zens nave a9ne 9nnr fate Chiefly in your own hands
Woud exRor you therefore to exercise PsteneMe M
cultivate truth practice industry 90 'Gstfb Iii 81 o M
Wonr claims upon the Government for aid and pro,
lection are superior to the whites OF the SSa'R @
re fnIIv determined that full JUSTICE shall pe cone
and that tie rights ard PrvigTgeSa heT
tne ;bt in all things and show to the world that
10 o uo and will take care of yourselves by becom
!'N 49, 1r,h ,snfnl citiZenS'
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Quarantine Regulation,

FoRT MONROE, November 30-By order of General
Miles all vessels from foreign ports entering Hamp-
ton Roads or Chesapeake bay, will anchor at the
quarantine ground near Willoughby Point light ship
and remain there until examined by the Health
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The smallpox has made its appearance in
its most alarming form in Menard county, Illinois,
and the greatest CONSERVATION is felt among the ct
zens. Forty cases are reported in Athens alone, a
village Of about 200 inhabitants.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcy, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of Charge. Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. oc9-ti
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To CONsUMPTIyES,

THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS CoUGHs, COLDS, and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy. prepared under Mr.. Wilson's person.
al supervision, also pamphlet containing the orig-
mai prescription. with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use, together with short history Of
his case, may be obtained Of
SETH S. HAECE, Druggist,
los Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md.
Or,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
165 South Second street.
williamsburg. N. Y.
s~pr,cs o, Remedy. $3 per package. Pamphlet
.taS &C. &C charge se25-d&W3mt
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IMPER1sHABLE TEETH.-Can the teeth be rendered
imperishable? Unquestionably they can. Sozodoit
used daily will render the enamel absolutely proof
aga inst decay harden the gums and expcl from the
whole dental apparatus every offensive and dpernicous
valn
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U. 9. Senator'S from Alabama.
Murder and Robbie

lhe Legislature in convention yesterday, elected
Messrs Houston and Parsons United States Senators
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BosToN, Nov. 30-Jacob Merrill, returned SOL
dier. was murdered and robbed of $500 in Newbury-
port last night.
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I AKNS.
Spears wharf and on North street.

Rs-Go to Tropical America if you wish to inhale
enchanting fragrance. Yet stay; YOU can have it
here. Phalon'S Night Blooming CercuS" will ill
your parlo~ with vital breath of the most odorous
flowers that perfume the fairy valleys of the Andc,
Sold eyerYwherc.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.

THE WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
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An English reporter VII

An English reporter who saw the Prin-
cesses Helena and Louise recently unveil statue of
Prince Albert informs that they are much taller
and of finer figure every way than the married prin
cesses, and resemble the Queen in a certain manner
of doing their work with dignity yet without haueur
He also communicates the important fact that they
wore crinoliue,
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THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
w. MERRILL, Agent,
IA Baltimore street.
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ORDER SUSFENDLNG IT REFOKED.