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Boxes for Soldiers.

All boxes for soldiers prisoners of from North
Carolina, delivered the following named persons
will be promptly forwarded free Of charge:
DR. d Summey, Asheve.
DR. w Collett Morganton.
DrJ W Allison, Statesve.
Sprague Brothers, Salisbury.
DrJ Neagle, Greensboro.
Mr. A Hagan, Charlotte.
Mr. Edward Hege, Salem.
Capt Mcdowell Raleigh.
Joseph Worth, Fayetteville.
e. Murray Co., Wilmington
Mr. F. l. Bond, Tarboro
MR.. A. Askcw, Colerain.
Mr. F. l.. Roberts. Murfreesboro.
The Boxes should be well hoped, properly marked,
and delivered in time for my Special Messenger who
leaves Raleigh the first day of every month
EDWARD WARREN,
Nov l, 1864 Surgeon General ofN G.
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN ExPREss CONPAS
CharIofte Cant "a lQC2

OFFICE SOUTHERN ExPAEss COMPANY,
Charlotte, Sept. 70, 1868. I
In order to avoid nderstandiug and TO make
charges conform to the liability assumed, this
Company hereby gives notice that from and
Der lst $685. shippers will be required to place their
valuation upon eachpackage before IL will be received
Such valuation will be inserted in tho CompRBy's
receipt and establish the liability Of the Company for
The amount, The act of God and tho public enemy
only excepted. =. d. GILLESPIE,
Sept %, 1863 Agent.
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NOTICE.

have received $50 pairs of Cards, for distribution
to the soldiers families in Mechlcnburg county. and
will be at the Ccmmissarys Office in Charlotte on Mon
dav, 18th ins and daily thereafter, attend to their
istributon. None need apply except those r needy
circumstances. and that the cards themselves.
Those who not known here must come recommend
cd by the Comlnssary of the company whore they
side. B. ". ALEXANDER
February
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DEBRIS FURNACE.

SIX MILES EAST OF LlNCULNTON, c.
sly Furnace is now in full operation, and am pre-
pared to exchange Iron of all kinds for Bacon, Corn,
Oats, &C Castings of all kinds will be furnished for
provisions money.
Molas5es Mills Boilers &C., cast to order moderate
terms
l hire for the ensuing year forty fifty
negro three of them must be mechanics.
Address at Lincolnton, y. c.
J. W. DERR.
Spring Hill Forge, Dee. 10, 1864 I'm
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BLACK HAWK.

This celebrated Morgan Troer will stand the coming
seas2u, at stables 10 CASTOR county, the follow
ny terms. viz: Seventy five Dollars the season, be
paid always in advance
Feb Is, 1865. J. s. DAVIDSON.
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WHEAT

The subscribe is prepared TO purchase the new
crop of Wheat at the highest market price Farmers
will find it to their advantage TO call at the CHAR
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jany /, 1864 IF JNo. WILKES.
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COPE As.

TAYLOR ASBURY prepared to furnish
by the ton or otherwise. fine article of Copperas
superior to any English offered in market. Druggists
and Apotheearies supplied with chemically pure
article. Address TAYLOR ASBURY,
May 5, 1868 Charlotte, N. G.
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Salt, Sugar, Tobacco,
Oct 10, 1864

Sunf Boiler Irop, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Goods, and
beautiful and substantial Cassimsres, at wholesale.
l.. S. WILLIAMS.
Oct TO- 1864
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Important Notice to Farmers.

We now have and will keep constantly on hand, a
large stock Of
Cotton Cards, Sugar,
Cotton Yarns, Pepper
Domestcs SPICE,
Coffee Tobacco,
and all kinds of goods which will exchange for all
kinds of country produce.
ELIAS & COHEN.
Nov a. laR{
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
Of. Messengers
OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
At Charlotte Office, Daily.

ARRIVES
From Char. 4 S C. Railroad 90 A. n. and G Pm
" N. G. Railroad 90 " and 8 90 "
Will, c. r. Railroad 2 IS P. NJ.
DEPARTS
For N. c. Railroad 90 A. NJ. and G 20 pm
Char. & S C. Railroad 8 90 q" and 8 90 "
Viii, G. K r. Railroad 80
1t is desired that all Parcels, Packages Freight to
be forwarded by either Of the above Trains be
this Office ONE Hour previous to It's departure.
r. d. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, Sept. Z, 1863. If
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DR.. J. NJ. MILLER,
Charlotte, N. c.,

Can be found at his Office next door to Hutchisons
Drug Store, opposite the Democrat Office.
JAM II, 1864.
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AUCTION HOUSE,
And Brokerage, Charlotte, IN. g.
Third Door from Springs corner.
C. f. HARRIS & CO.,

Will buy and sell on consignment and commission,
Cotton, Tobacco Negroes,
Gold Silver, Bank Bliis,
State and Confederate Bonds, &c. &c &c.
Orders from a distance are respectfully solicited.
c. F. HARRIS, Concord, n. C.
A. W. BURTON, Lincolnton, N. G.
w. SLOAN, Charlotte, N. G.
RsrEREScEs WIN Johnston, Esq, President C. 4 S.
G.. Railroad; Guion Supt. W. c. & R. Railroad; L
F Bates, Supt Southern Express Company; Drueker &
Heilbrun j Black wood, Prest Bank of Charlotte; T
W Dewey Cashier Branch Bank of n c.; S Harris,
Mayor Of Charlotte; Johnston, Columbia, S. c.;
AID / Cohn, Augusta, Ga.
January g. 1865 If
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lest ever known TO the world, bas enabled u. 70
emerre rom civn wsr In four yean. With conplete
vnalossion Of the constitutional authority Of the
and state Institutions unlmpsirai Ths throng, a
emisrsnn that crowd TO our shores are -itnosse, Of
Here i. ihe sre., ana Peoples in our psrpspene,e,,
ble"ed Nth uneIampled ievard, snd the breed
o.ss w N 20 a s.eeiened by the conscious
he own s.fe'y, hs owl dienI,r" us|, ryefv one
rnos tue iree ue Of bis inonltes and tie choice d
gNiiV a. natural Trht neIe. unuof tho com,
llnol ilhuence Of a ~ til % tenia ciimes, and
,hppy ,h, u'utions. Trpu.i.,t b.. ince,ted hnoen-
s,e..a vspsnt Of LouGdess resoufcss wealth ha, ~
deerv WIN two-fOlI riostcr D. .ity han numles
20 G.nM We have become secure agsin,, the hnsnciI
upes OF otJet cCuntuo. and. aiiLe IN lun-
hes M In opinion, nie se.fcene Ell and truly
,'s ifnuent nee more and more care IL dveh 70
PiVNMe ecncation for eveiy one torn on or s.il.
ntte ftlition, released nom political connectio"
rt.,, ", VI. e.m government refuses TO 'ub'etie th"
me SPIRITUAL life Of the peope Ilee 10 erati0n -
ttst irnIb oey stey tpinion, % Vie qu.et cef,,iav
M Mleie va. human mind goes forth unlhackled In the
gui'ut Of sion,o. 10 collect stores Of knosledfe and
. iune 40 ever Increasing mastery over tie occ- o.
petuu'. htie The national domain IA offered a1d
.eia "a millions Of separate ireohods ~ that our
sn9s f,9 6, zen,, beyond the occupanu Of any her
pst" the earn, constitute 10 feg ity people ltete
, .ts ,hs democratic iOIm Of government, and that
s,a,a' tO'efninent, By tue conie,uon Of Furoptsn
sa'yrneh' Eivos oNer of which other ioi IN IL
Sapabe' teeaUse II Incorporates every msn witt the
soiS anu houses s'eJ thing that lelones to tie
Wheie' IN past history, does parallel crst 10 tbe
p'p'.t bappiLss, ubeh is wtthtn the reach oi the
noI.o o. ne nted atate.i Mhes In .ny PAT 9l
u.Vto can ins ttutons he iuuud suited t. theif
nAlle OF ~ enilue tO theii love ~ tLeI oNu iIeo
son'ttlton kve,y one o! them, then, IN Hhaieset
patl OF ihe land he has hi. home, must ush ia pei-
etuV' who ot them VIII not no- Acknouletge, IA
.ne NOids o. Wsshingiop, that every step by when
thc peope u the nj od states have advaIced 10 tbs
ehsIae'of Of an Independent nation seems " have
zen asins ulshed " touis token Of iIovideEtiAl
%eno{ = Who sill not JON with NE IN the payer,
nN thl invstb.e hadd which has lod us through the
ooudf That Foome around path will go guidc us
VhsAd 10 perfect lestgrs lion u HstefnA Affection
tht We C ths Cay may le able 10 transmit great
Inber.tunce, Of ae Governments In All their righu
" he ben,iHi Governneut ia iis whole consLitu-
uonA Vigof, TO our postefit. aud tLey 10 tbens
lhiough countless senetatelIt
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington Doc. 4, 1876.
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sECRETARN Or rmr MY.

fhe report OF the Sec c,a.y ol the N..y ia r-l.,
lensthy' making thiity-iour pamphlet .-.,a The
larger portion Of IT, however, {. devote. tsa,s,.f,.
Of naval operations during at yc.r .iD.t. ..,
which ere al. published n 'hs s.,as.H.,.t. r.,...
and do not Iequie iepc iton. Tie ,lc.. of ,-
Ne'!o' respecting the Io.t y her .FI.ca. l5.r,r.
sle u especial interest TIE cIlor,tr.s f,.
Of the eHpe ~ no atar'i W lI1Fton. A. 20. ,'
the IA IA Of the mt entirely g. p. d.. ..... .
mont Of ten. Buter 10 Ton. rl. - D. A.
niand ing the naval e1psG 0u, fA, : a., ,,-. ....,
the chef prAne Tor the GaAf b -,.,.5t ,t
upon Wilmington, the socoud e1pe.it.or t I''t
ftted out IN iespOn.t 10 Tue A. .It .,I..',,,
,hst oihe"i ne ny. su t,' oi uir ctt 4d.C '. 10
and the caustic oieleaC wl.ch he i,at '''
neutrality Is dese,viug Of not cc. Ice "a y. ''t M
thtlsh noveIuin ~ ~ ne tNe else Of al tnstu u,u-
raj tendsiness and Gaze Nhch II had ma. ~ a., ,r
the rebels tIoIn the lt.luui' NJ 'f ,' ,'
recsioh, ~hen nhAHl Compelled o s.nIlt Ia, r,t't
Tuishment of the fehe ou, made tt.rl,I ID, sr,. .,i
tO protect the rtboi pfa,!,a cfIi ,i' 49, ,',iii'Il
the Shenandoah, which va mn u,,ii N' ~.
country or home Other than Int,g1J "|2li |
prostratioa OF tn rtbI o.r,n.z ','I @.',. Ne
neutral EnglAnd, who's ,l.I Iyct, ca i,'i 'il '3
LsT entire erew that he N'..eH uied iiiho
annih lated, the shtnNd eA hal f,,. '''' v'
10 seek Aean tho shCles ami p...r /, '.'' '"t
neu,ral poser wher, sh' 80 ~ an, ..'',r To-,
she WGs armed and ianatd" TLr. ..,' ''.,l
Aiucea 10 We lhauC'NAe ciplcrv of our ~ .,
yards and rtpTesenr lhrm o te b,Il'' . No.
for our pesen' ua'l f1lgry DusNIl r,.,. -
essential that the Navy lMas .u.nI i -, '', .' |
teTvicible. lie Ieconl"enls Iey,,A' ., "'. !
la this Iegpect, and sus .esl tl, ~, wv '' Z
l'hlns new Navy la'a a. ,~re ,H' o,r, ,, o n.-
ne We ,en s,h NV The "a essFd to the ps.
c ads loins nnsui,ed ior Icl,e ,cf,.,r ~, ,.,
peace have bGea ,a AIa at up e.o - Re loa.ht ...
stance. 90 require "nl ., H"ei' s""In cacum' /
nent With iesad 10 ooal'y 5ec m rc I,s 81 ,.c
si. DO 70 .eJp b,,n, Ia, hld W 10 uc-a ua..
should remain IN or.in,ry ditr.iu.ci RHINE l'.N l'
principal senhsi eissi.n 10 ,,ss 'htc tn,re should BE-,
every nayigable pjrt onue tI"'. ~ ".,tssAF',
eIi,ts" He psatipS 20. III, Sl,al iea 'r ep '',,
condition oi nnrnt"r 81 to he ,as.ctoy
and nit one. ~ hose pao srnr, .' "u,t.,i
!6Gm.eiyS. p @ s9ds5 lSI psa ,',ea a
The ssals Gsiests Az MS .gIu. u. "a 'n into.
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merce7 ..........9 ~ Jas kson Whites ..,
! ea,L ho.s hhly va 20 Va. De sFeets3 s 4
buekeJet- bUL...l a. OJ Ne- Jef.ey 90 o.. . BOs
GABDEN ArD TftLD vE0ErAniEA
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Domestic narkets-wholc.ais Priee,curr

. NV Y uHh, fArCnDAt dee 2 36I
RIO, isif 10 prime, lsqSgl; Msiacalo, .1a.ss
Cotton, IL. 40. new UfeAas, -abY Aidd
I ~ nd. g.; 20 Mobile, Of.
. D9n'tst,e goods, par5 shifting, blend, is-.sI
she'w brown, S.aJi- L.oaehea, ls-a5'; Dri|
J4t !; 20 Ton flames. 81 ss5 sai.net,. Il
Inuts' k2s noues.oe lanes .Iss.i =
ran, cfet-Dry coc. az o.: AnketeL l. ia
u z3AAli 30; No. 2, do 10 Osl6 % SCALED ht, n
Four and Esa. bb'.-G.ne,,e., .rt., ss.;2I
OLio, c. to f., 40 90; ueUfsctoup. garIi
slte, o. to et" a. 10, h.s,oufi. 10 ais
~ eh. : 5.al .; Rye rolr. 0 Uys6 rs n
ueai, %; DO Brandy Al 10
ne ases, Ga..-Nes U.4usns, -. Porto !
q u9i; tuia. Aus a. UJ.
Oit.-C.udo Whale, / 65si 70; blosehed do
-, = ude = fe ui, al ia, uut leuchCt do. .-e
lsid Oll suS "a lLuto,i ijAl ~ pr g.IJ
trori oni,-DeeE IT. lbb. ~ noartoo no
m' o. --a.j W PORK. ceAf, ueu. nou,fna ~ nd
;g ~ -; nv mess, Ian. 50 D.. .aaJ 20: Lard. o,
( v s;,,n baH.f Oiante toua.y, pas.
TUBE Jar 10 good, aGai5 y. \. STATE, y tirsin
lhc. o"t"" y Stale, hrS,u, 900 tO a q. 1
ttol 10 choice Me'tc. a, 80 ,SS Penn comm II
mediuni' a2ea' Cheese, state iActot, fooi 10 choi
p.i ib.' ealg =; sta o lair ~ ooI, l,4ls state
ies, choil e. Is gal9 Engi-t dlir,, {, On y y
English dair, (Ohlol Tuu2z Nc mou durv,'ii,
sugars. CUBA llHaliA Havana, II "a; heL
7Oeac.o .o.-AentCcSy, GA3O Virginia lsSass i
soO- b.-G0s7T for state and Western.
ior ')1O ami ieIniy vinla; West Nirs,T a Z
eOuihcrh un" aslel at -; pulled, a. 45.I5-.
VI. l.. N'P1
skicSiibnsous - Rice, 100 h. Carolina DIRE,
" talJF do Rsn'Uoa, -: Salt, NIL
ii'ah.., lush. 4iSaA. Liverpool s'ek, a. v:
lsyi. GO, y.-Ga Hay, i1 lie, GJse5' iyr - 10 10
Nuu 10 iOi ie ali los; CGndiea city. A.
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THE NEW YORK ST.

Published daily, supdiys eIcepted
TWO 'ESTs PER OopY--l2 CENTs TER WFNF
Delivered snywhere In the city or vi,init
mai - NDr L0lia's per LtaT,-thrue nCnul
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ThEstN Wa the originator Of the A,sociateJ
Ounuizat.on, and has the iuest Glvantnce q
tanning news. 1t contains ALI. the nebs VI Nh
~ sll-Ai ace-tasliy ftA4.
A Weekly Edition ofthe sun
is published every Tuefdsy. Terms IA wrarJ
The mail, II tdeslrCd! lHRiE, ENTs per copy, ~ ,.
suusIgIi TloS PglcF-ONF DOLLAR pEB NF =
whether hy sing'e copy or iu club. the chedne
per IN the iCJrid. Postage on Daily sun b, IN,
a quartsI, ~ ~ Ayrar Po-tags on Necky
quart.r, sOc. year payable where received
Address all letters 10
AOsEs ;. BEACH, Proprietor Of TlRS,,
Corner glIou and Nassau stS, u
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4 ECANA WATCH AS ELEGA
da,sb.e snd rel able As the dne.t ,o'lx
Gents' size, HunNnsc a.. Lever, s25
LgdIea' hunting G o., yk5.
, ARCANA WATCH CO.,
t5i o. Fulton ST., NcW yo
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ia 223 surf. -.' '.+. ~ ---, fctel armies,
who were eiessed on parole Am 1g the csures
which sittt In our successes, side T. ~ tht mttr,
opetations, ... .,..... .... thf i0llou lnt
J. The neadiAst a. eTtBce VI the ftesctn' 70 tug
measure of emsncipatiDg the slaves IN the ie1ei
States. thus knocking away Chet PROV OF We
rebellion. 2. Ihe Tesoute purpose Of Z ntitn W
uanttin the Federal nion Al al b zafl" lhah.
Tested by iu legt-atOn. O.. fetIiO ic VA asu.'
ADOPTED BY the t,nvsInO.s of loyal states fnt tnt
efci ut AID they ron cred he War ep'i iaeni li
"a Up he r.uks of hc army anG iul iilt a. ~
cor rnd lie 10 the sick and Wourlo4, i4t- Ell 1-
tr buted ~ tLc National p.c.,rvH 500 s. lLt ftFu.t
OF he T. &c dental ccri'u oil i-'' ~" 20 fh .'.-
bud IN TIE outu. q. lac Liu oi &C. l'N 10 ."
NauOuG success, - mauiiestoi iy tLt u''i. "l %
toNeiuutn' credit, non - o. Nh Co '..t 'i
SerietSiy very jutty CoLc.UGtG ht % ir DO a. TO
lonce och 10 uCuAt TIE st.iihy q. u. 60"
| DOu. These Cattts aIe ttru mont nud tNuf on A
have an exissnle. TIE msIcsy OF TIE Nt.u't.
poser nas b,cn eNh bitsd IN tte Cuulu .i '4.- .
cur cltiZyLs, and the i.a0l.iny O.. . .I i- Hl..
messed by tie hop. eu end of N crest frUt.ul.
(sgBedl EDWIN 81. SlANlO., Sc. ui v az.
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REAUTY, VIGOk, AND DEvELOPM
'-tomp.e1ion, P.uMpgess, Rules OF Heath,
e.cl'e' win Illustrations uud practical inst u,
Eymnmtics for Men, Nemen ara CHi.dIen, In /
IolOc cal Journal. 4
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a NIMAL TYPES OF HUMAN PHYSI
= = Il Iomy More a. GU tine Nose New L, ,ctioasl
Ph,euo csy anu Phr-ioruomg, nlu,tisted, Nn
itces ALIKE, In DC. No. Pa. e.olog cal Journal.
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A NEW HISTORY OF ClvILIZATIC
ne tiny OF Aneucl, lndianr, Amer eau sc
tnlcai 5 clety, HoIloe Aaun, in Ph,nolesi,a
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Board Oh COuncilmcn.

EXPENSES or THE COMMITTEE Of NAVAL AZ
FAIRs-MONUMENTs TO MORSE AND FULTON.
The Board met at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, pursuant TO adjournment the President, JAMES
HAYES, esq, in the chair.
The resolution from the Aldermen directing the Con
troer 10 draw his in favor OF George Brandon
for 1920 for expenses incurred by order Of the Com
mittee on National Affairs was laid over
The Board concurTed with the Aldermen in the adop'
ton Of resolution that the triangular piece OF ground
situated at the junction Of Sixthayc and broadway
for the purpose of erecting thereon bronze he'size
statues Of Fulton and More. 49,,
Before concurrence was had, Mr. HAGGHRTi SAID the
citizens in the locality named DESTROYS OF having
this land appropriated 10 ,he statues erected.
Mr.. LENT not prepared 10 vote on tue question
TO day; there might be something In IT, ana ne WouIu
like 10 have time 10 consider the matter.
Mr. UOUGHTALN said there was no niger IN TINS
fence He was prepared to say there was nothing IN
II.
By resolution the Board directed that the report and
resolutions attached be published at length III al Tue
corporation papers.
The Board received petition from the Commission
ers of Charities and Correction, asking permission io
the use of Engine Company No. II. Referred
A resolution was adopted directing the ConirChcr 10
pay the bill Of Alexander Brandon. amounting 10
s3ll9. for decorating the City Hall and the various
islands upon the occasion OF the last celebration Oh our
national independence.
The Board tbes adjourned to o'clock tDis siieThooI
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Grent Rritniu.

The London papers of the I'd inst. contain q
dispatch from Mr. Seward. aud forwarded TO them from
the American Legation. 1t IS intended TO ne general
acknowledgment OF the many addresses of coincidence
which were forwarded from Great Britain to President
Johnson on the occasion of the assassination of MI
Lincoln. The avernent shows a cordial and hearty
appreciation OF the good feeling which dictated the adj
dresses.
Mr.. Bright had been making great political speech
M blackburn He was very upon the Tory party
and looked hopefully 10 Earl Russell for measure Of
Parliamentary reform. lie bitterly denounced Gov
Eyre and his accompces in Jamaica as guilty OF MUIR
der and asserted his belief that they viii have TO stand
at the bar of justice to answer for their conduct He
expressed his conviction that Earl Russell would see
that tho matter was thoroughly inquired into, and
would let justice be done.
letter FROM Mr.. Gordon written to his wife during
the hour before his execution at Jamaica Is published
il is full OF religious feryor and asserts his innocence
leader of the rebels.
the life OF Mr.. Gordon OF Jamaica was insured for
90 500 had resolved pay the amount 10 bis widow
although the policy became void on bis being executed
as n iclOn.
The immense drapery and general furnishing estab-
lishment of Messrs. Jeifreys In Liverpool and known
as the Compton House, entirely destroyed by fire
on the night Of the LIST inst The loss would probably
reach 1900 900. Ii the largest establishment i'll the
town.
The British Board Of Trade returns show that for the
month of October there increase in the value OF
the exports OF nearly As 600 sterling the
month last The exports for the first two months
Of the year are now only about GOO below the
same period In 1864.
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THlRTY.NINTH CONGRESS-
N0N.JUEENG OFFICIALS
rTErDOM FOR THE FREEDNlEM.
clustering Out the officers of the Veteran
Reserve Corps.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN THE HOUSE.
MI. stevens's Amended Resolution
Adopted.
sreeis Di,rsteh to The n. Y. Tribune.

Frecisi DisTstch to The y. Y. TT bune
wAsHNGToS, Wednesday, Dec. - lsC'.
The bill extending the right of suffrage 10 the
eolored people Of the District of Columbia introduced
in the House bv Judge Kelley of Pennsylvania, VIII be
acted upon BY the Judiciary Committee OF the oAse NJ
It's next meeting and the majority Of the Committee
A. in it. favor it will probably be reported at an early
day
The Committee appointed foT the purpose OF eorsid'
.rng and reporting by what token OF respect Congress
stall express the deep sensbiiiy of the nation on the
eceaso Of President Lincoln met 10 day and agreed TO
.nbmt appropriate resolutions TO the Senate and House
ioat on the 18th OF February the birthday Of Mr. Lin
son both Houses shall meet in the Hall of Representa-
ives where Secretary Stanton shall be invited TO de-
ver an address on the LIE and services Of Mr. Lincoln
and that an appropriation Of $4,000 equal to one years
salary shall be made for the benefit OF Mr.. Lincoln
family It is expected that the friends Of Mr.. Lneons
family will move TO increase that appropriation.
Complaint was made to-day in the Senate Of tho gross
rnfaruess with which the proceedings of that body
reported by the Associated Press Special reference
was had 10 the report of yesterdays debate in which
MI Doolittes speech was given almost in fall while
the speech Of Mr.. Tessenden which was not only
almost as long but fully important, and even more
interesting was hardly noticed. Mr.. fessenden and,
in stronger terms Mr. Grimes OF Iowa gave expression
10 this Just dissatisfaction 1t is also noticed that in
the Associated Press report of yesterdays proceedings
IN the House several important votes were left out
which stated would have contributed much TO cor
rect understanding OF the action Of the Hoaso on the
invitation extended Horace Maynard and Others to
take seats or the floor.
There is the usual amount of criticism be-
slowed upon the formation of the Committees by
Speaker Cofax Some say that the East has too many
chairmaDships and others tina; the West IS too well
taken care Of. OF the Standing Committees, p were
bestowed on Eastern and two upon Western members.
Sone States better provided for than others or
The that the former had elected larger proper
1iOnsf old members and pc latter larger proportion
of such as had never bSn in Congress before. The
whole Massachusetts Delegation for instance consists
Of old members while Of the 90 Union members from
Eew.York only 10 had ever served in Congress. A
few omissions likely TO be remedied in the forma-
fion OF the usual special committees. On the whole
considering the difficulty OF the task there evil
dent desire to do full justice to all sections.
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EUROPE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Reform A ddress Of John
Bright.
A DlSPh 'CH FROM MR.. SEWARD.
Mr. Ste bel the Tenian Head
Center.
Es is Said u Have Arrived in Paris,
DISCONTINUE IN AUSTRIA.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE

The roysi IN Il steamer Java Capt. Noodle
which sailed irua Liverpool at O'Clock on the morn
ing Of the ID and ron Queenstown on the sd inst,
arrived hero ye,t rdsr.
The Germenia rived at Southampton on the Both
ult.
The Cuba arrive at Queenstown shortly after noon
on the lst and reached Liverpool at n. Of the I'd
inst.
Sixty to seventy guineas premium was being paid on
the ship Mountsinter. from New Orleans for London.
The Cunard Company are having another powerful
steamer CONSTRUCTED The Clyde for the trans Atlantic
mail serrica 81. 5 to be called the Russia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Or. Barth. the African traveller, Is dead.

The official returns in regard TO the cattle disease
continue TO show q material increase.
In the Court of Queens Bench on the lst Capt O9i
bett charged with being concerned In enistg men ~,
services on board the Shenandoah &C., was acquitted
BY the jury. ,,hu al.
The Fe1an trials were progressing Mr.. Luby, tne
proprietor OF The Irish People bad been ionnd sIy "
treasonfeony, and sentenced to ~ years pehai
tude. g.,
The Morning Post states that the Head Center ste'
pbens had arrived in Paris. a.
Tie Globe announces that there is no Intention on INC
of Parliamentary reform TO a commission, or hayingit
dealt with in any way save that which becomes the
dignity and Importance Of the subject, namely D! q
we.considered measure submitted TO Parliament oy
the Government upon their own responsibility. In
qulries upon several incidental points have been set on
foot and ID is possible that in order to make them III,
and efficient q committee or commission may oe
thought advisable but there will be no unnecessary de-
lay The Government is most anxious to have tle qIes
ton settled and they ready to undertake the TASK