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The Navy.
ARRIVAL or THI sTnANHB A. D. VANCE.

The United States steamer A. D. Vance, Lieutenant
Commander Upshur, arrived u this port last evening
from Fortress Monroe The following 10 list Of her
ofbcers:-
Lieutenant Cbnsmandey-John r. Ushur, commanding
Acting Adstr and Executive ONcer-Gardner Cottrell.
Acting AaistaM Paymastr-Fnnklin Mile.
Adin0 Assistank SurOeon-Benjamip L. Hamell.
Acting Ews0ns-wm. J1Eldredge, VIM. W. Smith,
Chas. r. Ware, Chas C Clark
Enginsrs-ffrst Assistant, Daniel 9. Chester; Second
Assistants Chas G. Stevens, Geo. Devno O. s. Serposs
John Mor; Third Assistants, Geo. n Whittemore Vim.
Madden, ChAs y. Nichols, Edward Kely.
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Hown--LA CRoy. On Monday, March 49, At the church
on Washington square, by the Rev. DR.. Hutton AMOS
Howrs, Of this city, 10 sAiLhR la CRoY Of Phila-
dslphN.
wio-CnurKsuAyx. Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March
H. a. the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev
Hevry Ward Beecher CAPTAN WILLIAM II. LINGO 70 Miss
BAaAn R, daughter OF Edward Crulkshank, Esq
MrLtfdAs-MooRx --0n wedncsday, March =, At the
downing street church, by tho Rev Dr., Bowling, An.
pRxw j. MuLIoAs TO Msy D., daughter Of Samuel Moore,
Eso ali or this civ
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BsarAS--on Monday, March Is, CArHxKISE BgGtss
wifo Of Thomas Beglsn, native OF Kbrde, parish Of
Abbey county Lonsford, Ireland, aged 10 years
Her friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral this "wednesday afternoon, al two o'clock from
her aLs residence, IL Pelham street
DJnRKsAs--On Tuosday, March IA, after lingering
illness, AuGUsT w. ByoREnAs, aged rs years
Tho relatives and lreuds of the family aud the Swedish
Society respectfully invited 10 attend the fnnefs
from his late residence 90 President street south booA
lyn, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'tiock
BoYtAs-0n Monday ey enns. March IL. 0i conRcs''ou
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Nnw YoRK 5rArE SOLDIERS DEPor,
30 AND 81 HowARD SrRKxr,
Court CaIendar-This Day,

surrkMn CouRr-CmCur. Part 1.-Court opens At ten
o'clock Nos. 1135, ls1 t43 1855, 14li, s2l, III,
iaos 1888 1903 Par, a~ccurt Co % opens sat a. 10 o'clock
a Nos 1882, 11os 1890 1916, 1920, s3T 1929 700,
,oso ee< sss so2 $40 1c7s e32 $780, 1882 1884 $780,
Cosxos PLsss-TRiu Term Part 2-Nos e3l, 205
i05 III o72 ESQ a. s. 1O4S, TO- TSs s7e 4o4 hos az
Part t-Seme A. Monday calendar.
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Stocks and gold weak the call salos Of gold after
the call ut l7sS, which IL stood at the close OF the
report.
Prizes Cashed I'm all Leg aliEed Lotteries,
and ni ormaton given. Drawings sent
J. CLUTE. Brokers' onlce, No. H6 Broadway.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
gold Information furnished Highest rates paid for
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 3 CO., Bankers, 10 Wan street.
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The Rebel Congress.
THE ADJOURNMENT POSTPONED TO TUESDAY.
MARCH IL.
SATURDAY. March IL 1894


MARCH IL.
SATURDAY, March IL, 1895
The Senate met At eleven A. NJ, Mr.. Hunter, President
pro ten., In the chair.
The following resolution, passed by the House, was
taken up and concursd in:-
Resolved, the Senate concurrng That the concurrent
resolution appointing time for the adjournment Of the
two houses Of Congress dns die Saturday next be
and the here rescinded and the President OF the
Senate and the Speaker OF the House OF
shall adjourn their Irrespective houses sine die At two
o'clock r. N. on Tuesday next the 14tb OF March.
HOUSE or RErRKswrAuvKL
The CHAIR laid before the House q message from the
President, which was read as follow Wig
To THE sKNAIB AND HousE RyRxsESrAIIvys or rHs
C0SvEDxRArs STATES or AsERicA.-
Having been this day Informed that the houses u
Congress have concurred in ixng Saturday next a. the
day for their adjournment deem II proper advisa
bic TO notify you that expect early day 10 send
communication which may require your dcliberatlon
aud action and therefore 70 request that YOU viii pro-
long your session Tor few days
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
RICHMOND, March 0, 1865,
The message was laid oA the table.
MT Rusni offered resolution postponing tho day or
adjournment from ~ fdav Ia Tuesday the 1ah instant
which was sdopteG
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OPENING or SPRING STYLES
LADIES' MIssEs and CIfILDREN's HATS, PLAIN and
FANCY TRIMMED and UNrRIMMED, Wholesale and
tall THURSDAY, March l6 J. r. TERRY, t00 Broadway.
The Bridal Chamberlain Essay Of
warning and destruction for Young Men Published by the
Howard ssocatn and free OF charge In sealed enye
opes. Address br j. sknin Houshton, Howard Assoeia
on Philadelphia. Pa
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Our Escaped Union Prisoners TO no Pro-
perly Cared For.

per1y Cared For.
BY the following correspondence it win be seen that
our brave fellows who have lately been exchanged and
arrived in New York city bo taken charge Of by
the State.
The New York State Soldiers Depot where they are to
be hereafter quartered has oil the comforts and faci
ties OF first class hotel and the friends Of these long
suffering heroes may rest assured that whle In New
York city ut least they will be generously provided for
0vrcE OF The A. A. PRovoer MARSHAL GENERALLY
SouTHxRx DIVISION OF NEW YoRx,
New YORK, March IA, 1865.
Colonel VINCENT CoLrER superintendent New York state
CoLosEI-I am directed by Major r. A. Dodge, Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General 10 ask you Il Il would
not be better that arrangement be made by which
all escaped Union prisoners arriving in this city could bc
received by your depot instead OF going 70 the Brooms
Many Of these men sick, and the accommodations
at the barracks not adapted for them at all.
Could this arrangement be effected the men could be
very easily forwarded 70 Camp Parole, Annapolis Md,
after allowing thom 70 remain day or two In the city
lam, Colonel, very respectfully, your obedicnt SER
want, H. b. BROwNsoN,
Assistant Adjutant General
Nnw YoRK srArE SOLDIERS DmoT,l
80 AND 50 Howard SrRkxr,
NEW YoRK CrrY, March IA, 1895.
Captais n B. BRowSsor Assistant Adjutant General
asking II We would receive all escaped Union prison.
depot instead Of having them 20 the Broome
nos possibly Ss ee say and AA sycy.s yS could
this institution work that they would esteem higher
f.vor-to receive these patient and suffering martyrs.
after oil the bruahfos they have endured from, and oil
the vaior they have shown against common enemy
% relieve their distress and Hospitality for thom
iese in which ali loyal citizens would be glad % psfc
pate
and the numbsrsw be limited only by the capacities OF
the building ana consderate regard for the comfort Of
Please inform Major Dodge Of this reply and bclIevs
me, Captain, very truly, yours, VINCENT COLYER,
Colonel and superintendent
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aAgs cannot withcr me-, nor custom stale


sAss s,, s.1no. win, x,.ae, :. me, nor custom 'i..
Thus cried The magnificent Cleopatra when many younger
az 'Ss Ssas found ON 'H'a h
rsasSss ss :soss sSS %S' d:
Dyspep.a Lsnsuer Heartburn. Ennui q vlgor,
N si % &. ss
They 'ui ai'fif IL AND LONG LIFE
A Secret Worth Ix9owing-Tor Married
ss%ss oSy New ssSd ryy. y %s for Dr. NORRIS
A;nwny,s sns ET:sr.ns. q Pn.lor,s
Isns3 @.ay a popular lawyer
1,aas a silent sss:t, SEWING Machine :, ..,.,
Arc You Disturbed at Night.
sfsa. s sYsS faa ';:
he Soss psrios safe Ya's n al T aasss % fSisySss
Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Best in the
Dye Factory 81 barclay street ''' '''''''
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
Al diseases Of the feet cured By Dr. zAcHARIB 700
Cherokee Medicines for tho UnSortu-
fs D 'ss SS Rss :s ss%
Crfstndoro's Hair Dye, prescrvativo
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No 9 Astor Housy.
The dye applied by skilful artists
Dyspepsia Tablets. s.--wei1ing's Dysyep-
sa Tablets, for Indigestion and Heartburn 20 cent?
Sold BY druggsts.
Comm, 5f3 Broadway.
VIII exhibit his SPRING STYLES, Thursday. .ssrch 10
LADIES, GEnTLEMEN's, MlssEs', BOfs AND
lNFANi3 nAfs,
Trimmed and untrimned, VI, olessie and Retail
., -
Highest Premium Ioe,s stitch Sewing
Machines. ~ llEKlrR h SON 61j Bradwsv 8ss
Wheclot Nnsaa Button 10 Macnlne
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Comm, 513 Broadway.
VIII exhibit his SPRING Styles, Thursday. ,darch 10
LADIES, GEnTLEMEN'S, MISSEs', BOfS AND
INFASf3 hats,
Trimmed and untrimned, ", ioIesaie and Retail.
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Ccniu. sra nro.5xy.x

Dyspepsia Tablets. .--weiling's Dysvep-
Sold by druggists.
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Highest Premium I.os;s stitch sewing
whecot a Tlsaas Button y 10 Macnine.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvativs
and Wiz Depot who,ssalo and retail No. Astor Housy
The dye applied by skilfui artists
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Horny A. Wise Running Abx Congress.
The Richmond Enquirer Of March IL announces Henry
A. Wise candidate for Congress In the Second Con-
gressonal district from Virginia composed Of the
ties OF Norfolk Princess Anne Nansemond Isle Of Wight
Southampton, Sussex, Sury and Grsenesvlc
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIB 100
Broadway
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Ladies', Misses and Children's Hats
This day "Wednesday March Is Introduce the Spring
styles. THOMAS REYNOLDS, 80 Canal street
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A Secret Worth KYowing-Tor Married
females only Send BY mail for information. DR.. NORRIS
boz l. $40 New York Post ofce.
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The Cheapest and Best Weekly I'm the
Country.

TO THE READERS OF NEWSPAPERS.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD Is the cheapest weekly
paper Issued in tho United States Il Is published every
Saturday, and its contents will embrace the Military
Naval Political Religious Foreign Fashionable Musical
Theatrical Agricultural Sporting Art and Literary in.
tsllgence OF the week.
While all the other weekly papers have increased their
subscription price from twenty-five two hundred per
cent the wsxKLY HERALD is mailed the old ra,es:-
One Copy for one year. 81
Three Copies for one year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Five Copies for year. .........-.............
any larger number addressed to names Of subscribers
81 10 each An oxta copy Will be sent 70 every club OF
ten Twenty copies, TO address, year. S25 and
any a ger number at same prce 7Aess rates MALE ne
cheapest publication in Ae country
Tho wAuKLY HERALD will bs printed on the best and
whtsst paper manufactured expressly for u.s. and in the
clearest type will contain all the news Of the week
up to tho hour Of publication As Newspaper a. well
Family Literary and Agricultural paper, II has no
equal. 1t will be printed at the latest moment and its
contents will embrace the latest War News illustrated
with Maps Of the Field Operations from me latest Topo
graphical Surveys made on the spot by Engineers and
our own Correspondents
All who are in want OF Cheap Family Paper the con-
tents Of which embrace everything that man, woman or
child desires TO read will subscribe for this publication
Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner Of Fulton and
Nassau streots, New York city.
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Ladies-Use ster1ing's Ambrosia for
your mice, rabbits Grecan curls waterfalls and crmp
Ing the hair.
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- -
The Rebels Entertaining Hopes OF
the Failure Of Grants COncen-
tratiOn Upon Richmond.
They Think Lee Cannot be
Starved Out.
The Farmers Literally Supply
Ing the Army.
-~~--~-~~,--
JsG Davis Keeping the Rebel Oon-
gress In Session.
The adjournment Postponed at His Request
Until March "A.
II Il Probably Indefinitely Postponed by
6heridan's Movements,
10, &o., &c.
The Farmers Literally Supply.
ing the Army.
JsG Davis Keeping the Rebel Oon-
gress In Session.
The adjournment Postponed at His Request
Until March "A.

Howell Cobb ON the Rampage I'm Georgia.
MACON, Ga March I, 1895.
General Howell Cobb addressed large and enthusl.
astic meeting hero last night Hon B. Il. Hill speaks
TO night There Ii great revolution tn public feeling,
and general disposition TO apply all the Of the
country TO resume the prosecution Of tho with vigor
II 70 bc eyed that the Legislature win refuse 70 call
State convention
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Are You Disturbed at Might,
and broken Of rest by child suffering aud crying with tho
Of Cqs,ns Teeth Il e. ss once and 60, bottle Of
the little sufferer Immediately II cures wind collie regulates
the bowels and s perfectly safe In all Thirty i've
car a boll0
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A.-Why is tho Fragrance OF Phalon'a
NIGHT BLooMIF9 CEREUs hkss popular hwycrf Be
cause II 10 retained In many suitd
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daughter of Mathew and Marsare, Riordan aged ycars
and 10 months.
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parsnt
4s7s Pacific street. Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, =
two O'Clock
RocHs-The remains OF Captain CHARLES II Rccxz
Twelfth New York cavalry, son OF Mara and the ais
Edward Roche, Of Painneld N J., will be Inferred n
Greenwood Cemetery thls "wednesday morning. Cas-
riaees will be In waiting for the relatives and fricnds
the foot OF Liberty street at quarter 10 ten O'Clock
REySot1s. Tuesday evening, March Ia, MARTA j.
DAScrA reic OF Jusus Reynolds Ia the list year of hes
age. Notice Of funeral hereafter
srAsr-At ST. Augustine, Fla, on Saturday Decem-
Der 81 1894 CoRSElius O. SrAArs, formerly OF Nsv
Brunswick, n J., ag,d "a years
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this yedn siay aftsf.
noon O'Clock from the residence OF his father,
Peter IL Stats, At New Brunswick, y. j.
SLArTgRy-On Tuesday morning, March Ia, ROLAND r.
siAurHr, son Of James aud Honora ssattery, aged 10
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
the funeral from the residence Of parents lss
Monroe street, this wednesday, afternoon, at I've
SHERIDAN. Monday, March 49, after short lines,
EpwAsp J. SHERIDAN, in the 25th year OF his age
attend tbs f"nsr, Sro, h,s ,sls resgeSee So IA Pss
street, this "Wednesday afternoon, al two clock
TAcaARp, ,-on Monday, March 49, Jous A. TAGcARp, U
The funeral win take place this twcdne,dsyl ater-
noon three o'clock from the residence OF he brother
inlas etephen w Smith SO Sands street, BROOKLYN.
wALpucs-On Tuesday morning, March a. after .
painful lncss Of ten months, ANA, wife OF X NJ Wal
The funeral viii take place FROM her late rcsidesss
Mendum N j., on Friday, twelve o'clock poon. Car.
riages win be in waiting At Morrt the arrival
OF The train which haes the foV. Of Barclay street ~
Woope ON sunday, March ~ .JAxEs woors, native
Of county Down Ireland, IN the 2a,h year Of bis age
His relatives and frisdc are respectfully invited 70 al
tend the funeral, from n' late residence, No. oss
street a. Wednesday, remains will be taken to 81
james church, Therea mass will be celebrated ior ihs
repose Of bs sool and rom thencs, at one oslock 20.
inermcn, Notice y ne members OF the New forH
| r ! zoo e,y are requested to a,terd.
| short but severe ,asss' wra,.w eldest son OF VII
| i8 days.
! Notcc OF lunerai hereafter
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HIT TuHey u ,UrrnUuHu unu "I.. =
cult breathing and al affections Of TIE throat bronchial
tubes and lungs leading 10 consumption. The Honey 81
Horshound soohes all irritation The Tar Of Balm OF Gead
penetraies oleanses and heals all ar Of the throat and
lungs. There Ia nothing like H. 50 cents bottle. For
sale by AL druggists CHARLES D0wNER
General Agent, ~ Cedar street, N. Y.
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Great britain.

A NaloItia telegram Of the 18th says that
the steamers Great Eastern anl Caroline have arrived
OIL here all well The former goes "a Rantry to-day
while the latter is having tie shore-end OF the cable
ard this viii be accomplished on tie 2st or 22d 1.-THE
weather modcrates. The war steamers Terrible and
SPHINX ere also here"
dispatch iIom Florence O. July 10 SAYS: Garihaldi
bos written tie following letter in reply 10 the invita-
hon OF the MayOT Of Ravcnaa 10 be present at the
ceremony Of intCrrlns the bones of Dante:
CAPRERA. July 4. 1865.
EsrrrNrp Sra: an deeply grateful for your invita-.
ton made 20 lac in the namc Of the municipal repre-
seniaton OF Ravcuna | heartily thank yOu but can.
not row comply with The wish you express. also my
own thai should De among son to offer tribute of
respect 10 the divine poet lou have the sacred trnst
Of guarding the bones of Dante. eternal protest
AGAINST the Paplcy, which would have them buried.
'rno cusodauS II thu scpnlchrc OF Dante win there
for" reject any reconciliation with the butchers Of
Rome Believe NE. ever yours, GARIRAIDi.
The election returns 20 the evening of the 18th show
2if Conservatives Tie let Liberal eain is %.
Disrue had been making speech, ia which lie ex-
pressed The conviction that the result OF the election
wca'd not diminish confidence in the Conservative
party He asserted ihat the CONSERVATIVES in Para-
uent would no. BE- 1iior to those elected in 1890 and
when tie House falls utc true shape and is weeded
of these Liberal members against whom corrupt prsc-
ties cin - iolnd le believed the political position
would be identical with wha il five months ago.
Considering the power end strength Of the Govern.
mont be 0ntenGed dat the return al large oppO-
sron party WIS ialy as ruch ~ could have been ex-
Pccici
Sattertewaths Circular SAYS: Transactions IN Amer
oaa securities are scarcely np 10 tlc average 81 Tie
past Jew weeks Fyo-TRcnucs. after Tea hing 52!,
have reached 10 7itrs!t. Ia railroad stocks there
tave been some large transactions CErll- the week.
Iinos Central shares have advanced =, closing nj
9lEeg-. Prize az one time ere airn -. but on
sales realize profits have given away. closing AZ }i
a.G
The Prince ard Princes; Of Wales were at Pynou.h
visiting the annual exhibition OF the ROYAL ericui
lra society They also visited the principal vessels
u tie English and French sQuadrOn in Plymouth
sound
The Persian Gulf telecl9nh cable is repaired, and
Geographic communication j. rej:S:ahlisie1.
The cholera had broken ont in Birlingaam Large
IsRbeFs u pauvrs said 10 have been attacked.
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instant fof municipal Officers voters excluded on the
scnni oil having lost their residence by Of their alb
sene ~ soldiers in the nited States army during the Re-
hlhon when 80 much ground taArn against soldiers
absent IA the Rebel ,ry and whcens with but few cscep
tons, all 81 the officers ertel at rad municipal election have
been prominent and con picGous ia nauatins and sustain
ing tn" '"con. And where's, the ssae distinctly
made and openly vowed u said election between those
In.n who had aided and abetted in the against The n
states authority and those who had wi;b their i've, Offended
the flag OF country.
Therefore jnsrc to the thousands who have fallen on the
btecld or by disease their efforts ~ fnt down this Re
riion aid 10 thos" no Icturni1 10 ttcu Lor's
N this III rct ater four years suffering toll prnGions aud
d1ng'r incurred In lighting treason demands thst these per
son who were iiey ootrbn. all their riors to -u-
tain treason and oyhro. this Government should not e In
stalled into oiiiio ami intrdstcd with power.
Hence II il hereby declared that the United states military
authorities 81 hi. city will regard the sad manic POI e-
ton, hc,d IA THIS city the 18th instant null ard void
ccping only tho election Of the Clerk " she Uustn.- Court
and each sud every elected ofcceXcsp sod
Clera OF the usne CONT. prohibited rom exercising the
dnties apIsrisiiins thereto.
Ey corlilnind OF Brcsci MajorG,n. TURNER.
T.. LEWIS MooRH, A.st-Adjutsht General
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The Atlantic Telegraph Expedition.

From III London I-f4es JUS j..
GREAT Eastern, Saturday NoOn.-The last
passengers and last stores al board, and in few
minute more tie Great Eastern viii be- sieamiEg down
Re river. Her course j. 10 D. outside the Goodwin.
tNngh what is called the Guil stream. Not much
than eight uilcs hour Is ex cced 10 be made,
partly owing recent rcdlcton Of boilcrpON e..
aud partly 10 the extreme fculIess OF The vessels bot
bn At such rate Of going. tie Great Eastern ought
he or Naeniia on Tuesday niga or IT latest " cd
iesdsy morning. In ease o! any adverse winds ol
a'enrh sufficient Ia gel up or in any way Affect
ne vessel no atcmDi whseyer Will be made 10 steam
ansi them, ana the ship Will he simply turned IN to
he nearest shelter Al the nautical authorities On
tad, however are confident OF fine. calm weather.
enhdcnec which Is certainty wgrIanied not only hy
he present ASPECT OF the Skies hui also by the high
sSls OF he barometer. The engines both screw and
eldie which have ist 03cA turned seem in excellent
rider, and j The ship what she used to be IN her
suy days IL wouG puzzle he best OF the yachts
os around her 90 keep her in sigh; for hour even
ga her % 900 TINS board. Tic signals Just taken
lfvugb the cable show IL condition 20 be regular,
IN the steady tendency 10 improvement both oi
Isolation ard "co,iductiyiiy. The most entire conf
Nsce expressed by the naval and scientific tlai,
'h moderately fine weather, success Is almO, certain
nltis occasion.
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EGNNf.sNE E.
a Letter from Gov. Hrowniow The Go.
immbis AusPcnsiens-Nicws ~ the sit
naii0n.

NASHVILLE Tenn. July "a. lsGj
III, Press this morning publishes letter from
GOV. Brownow 10 Mayor Andrews OF Columbia. in
reply 10 iemola.sance against tie order 81 Gen.
Thomas suspending not only him in the performance o.
his duties n the office OF MIyor also. GOV. BrOvnlow
saws.
Nor are accused Of Using your official power in
opposition 10 the freed people oi Columbia, prevent
ing dor csin catlon. etc
.'lon viii observe from III. lcttor Of Gen. Thomas.
in he city papers this morning. thai martial ~" Is SUI
in force In 1onaesscc.
"Onr rebolious people have vet given sufficient
assuarcos Of returning 10, atty ~ the General o,o
me1t. 10 warrant the Withdrawal ol military power oi
"a. abandonment of migr! courts.
Il H. not strange that the authorities should dstruSt
people who for iour years applied every means a.
thoir command 70 destroy the nation.
Indeed 10 N great comes sion on the part % The
General commanding ~ declare his military WI 10
sustain &c civil government and mover 10 assume the
exercise of that will except IN cases where prompt
action il necessary Ia insure the public safety.
Until our people have given conclusive evidence OF
atr intent Oh 10 obey all or laws, STATE anti National
,ol and T. and all citizen, are Aann 10 DO airstcd
and tried according To the iOrins OF military Practice.
IL IL extremely important thai all conflict between
Inc civil ana military author ties be- avoided.
80 We IRE situated. just out III Rebellion 10
vl h tGr people refuses, Ia lay down their arms i
forced o do 80 1T the point OF the bayoact the civil
of The military authorities. Hence deeply regret the
OCCURRENCES al tolumbla--bnt mo high character o.
GEN Jhonias Tor p-Idclc" justice. and patriotism war
rnfs ar in assuring sou that he VIII gladly receive and
impnriay conside: any testimony yog ms, Ash con
adhered in your bcli.."
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lhe MOE't,T announces the health Of the
'iaee Imperial a. completely scesssbjsAod.
he Emperor len Paris on the ipih for pl0Irbers.
~ The Empress and Prince Napoleon were expected
Gave for Fonts nb'ean on tie 2Sth.
he -fcnifsEr contains the following: "Ihc reports
.5sLt that understanding LIS been arrived al bs
sSn the Great Powers, fcr lie assembly Of Con-
tos are devoid % foundation. The proposal ief a
Saiaon deberatiOn ~ the European Powers Eae
merry made by Tie proper altboritics for tho pr
re OF Tomo5mg diiicri.ss tAcE existing ard olNisi-
saose that might Lave been iorcseeD. The project
~ contested, aud tho y or between Germany and
marx did not fail a. drInoIstrats It's BUSINESS but
imperial Government lcsycs 10 time the task Of
',.'yIg the councils oi the Emperor"
'ao Bocrse on tie i.h WIS hat. Eenles eff f5c.