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Jougp.BnLrNGs. Plaintiff, Attorney.
r COURT of tho State Of New-York,

SUPREME COURT Of tho state OF New \ 9Ih,
y cy sni County or New York JClgS JAnspA ana ELa9
ROSFrRAIAI P!s.ntfs s-aius MltHERSPoDN -. 80.
snd PLOWOEN and COT BROTHERS, hatbe -. . 'pc.
ns the only by which they ore known % ne hv
psirtids Deieni4ns Suumou-f0r money de- Csheee''
,ud on contract To the Defendants Whherroon
mi Psn AID Brothers and each aud every Que o. then
You re hecby summoned and reqgied to answer the
~ os Of which copy herewith served upon you ana ~ich
@ 80 ~ te Office o The CLERK Of tie City and County OF New.
Yek Al tie city Hall the City OF New York on the nnh dy OF
% the sid copihnt
On t subscriber Office No 80 bosd~ay IN hs Cy oil Nsw
ork within twsuy iystite we ssIce
hereof exclusive day Of s1ch service and you IAN 70
the COMP, within tbs time Aforesaid the rditg m hl'
iodtneu you for the OF sx thousand ther
red and hy two d2r, aid twenty cents WITH interest ION %
pam dy OF Anil 1900 beside the costs Of THIS iy
gh 1876 PHILIP j. JOACHiMSkN P.atnth. auorSey.
"' No. 2i0 Broadway, City OF Nsw-ioISi.
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CUPREME COURT, City and County OF i,,. New New
IL LrNI Win.

cUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
y MORRIS MfNZEsTEi MER and JOSEPH LEV 4 Ella'
til. az. WILLIAM DEERlNG ISAAC ~ CUrLEk -, nov
BLABON Defendants. Summons 9f ~. . i.ov
Honey Demand on Contract (Coan no, erved To stamp
he Defendants named You sre hereby summon
complaint In this action
which viii be fled the Office Of he Clerk Of the Cy nd county
Of York Al Hall in said City and to serve COPY OF your
answer plant the subcrbers at he once no
eensn street said Of Now York within twenty sys aver
b on exclusive ofthed Of such service
and Won m 10 the said complaint within the time soe'sd
he sn In this action will take Judgment against YOU ior the sun
of three hundred and eighty nine snd 90 doars wan
The 6 dy of July thousand eight hundred and sItyhe De-
le tbe co Of this action-Dated New York Apnl a. 1850
HILL 4 ARNOLD Paintif Attorney No Berkman ~ N l.
IRE complaint entitled scion ives He'd IN INC Ohce oi
tie Clerk tie City AMI County Of New GrA May AZ i,y
tiayfW
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A T GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE. .....,,.
~ BONNET SILKS. COLORED GRAPES CkEfE Lt ,
DONNA MARtAS, MALlAE aud MlLLlSkkh LASh cheap'
EDWARD RIDLEY,
No. 400 al and all Grand and Noe Co. 81 and 20 Aen.
tnh block from the Bowcry.
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trade By another branch, if found necesga.
sary, this road might'be carried to Augusta,
Georgia, along the route-of. the.port Royal
Railroad, and which has had q largo amount
of work done on it. This line to . Auonato
would be about as short as the South Caro-.
lima Road, and would pass through fertile
portion of Beaufort and Barnwell Districts,
which has heretofore traded with Savannah.
There are also other proposed connections Of
much Importance, but those that have Been
mentioned show with much force the urgent
necessity Of having this road fallinto proper
hands.
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TOH sA L
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
TN CR4RLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
220 FEET FRONT ON COOPER RIVER.
ALL THAT ELIGj BILE AND VALUABLE PROP
ERTY hown as the South and North Dry Dock
Wharves centrally located between Union Wharf and
the properly Of the late General Pnckney next north OF
THE SOUTH WHARF, formerly known as Williams
Wharf, suated on the east side of East Bay street,
measuring and containing In width the east and west
lines l34 6et and In depth the north line running
to the ep OF Cooper River channel 76 feet and on the
souh lie running to the edge OF same channel 10o
feet bethe same more or less, according to plat
thereof esurveyed in 1850 BY Robert O. Pnckney, sur
|yey0r.
THE 70RTH WHARF. on the east side Of Concord
street att south side of Pnckney street. and adjoining
South Wharf above described containing in width from
north tosouth on Concord street, 86 feet
runnnghence by parallel lines upwards OF 3UU ieet 10
the chanel of Cooper River. -=-.@,=l.
TIE OTTON PRESS LOT AND BUJ ING, situaf9
on the sth side of linckney street an west sloe VI
Concordstrtet measuring aud containing east on oou
cord street 8G feet inches s.uth lands now or ae
of Ishar Williams So feet, west on land OF a. ottoen-
eu running aouthw ardy s. feet inches and north on
Pncknel street 60 feet inches. The entire Lou ls
covered onettory brick and tin root buldlng, CO.
pabe of ring uaad either Btorehouse Tor COTTON anu
other mechandise, or CO ton press, or macAlne
shop. 5sz. -,
! eou Il 10 ,ACRES.
THE DUTH PIER was for long time the landing
place for he Havana steam packet "Isabel ~
There no better located Wharf Property IN ms cty,
and Its eaensve river front and ample space iol e
erection stGres all combine to render it one OF Tue
osb desable Investments for enterprisng CAPITALISTS
TITLE clear and indisputable
Plate ohe entire property may be seen at the ONCE
of ". B. leriot & Co., No 81 Broad street.
TERMsmade known on application to-
s...=.. WILLIAM B. HER1OT,
President Dry Dock Company.
Auguato thm!1
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BRANCHvILLH HOTEL.


YTlHE TRAVELLING PO BLIO ARE RESPECTFULLY
5 informed though the repairs of this HOUSE are
not quite completed, the DOORS WILL BE THROWN
OPEN for the reception Of all those who are seeking
GOOD BREAKFAST and DINh Ell; and that they have.
lndulgent The Ladies' are also informed that they
need not hesitate leave the for she Dining Room
Of this House, 1t is desired by the propretors that
may see the change that has been effected In their
favor The gentlemany Conductors of the road will not
scruple but will always take much pleasure in handing
they will be lshered into a PLEASANT AND RETIRED
DIN1NGROOM where they will receive the attention OF
an old and experienced housekeeper with full time to
POLL MYER Proprieors.
HR. Columbia Caronian and the Augusta Con stitns
tonalist will copy above, and send bill to this Once
September 15 m0
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MOLINA FEMALE CULLEGE.

1 ANsoNY1LLE, N. O.
ru,ur Nrvr eraaInN nF This IN9T1TuT1ON WILL,
~ 'Ahonin nm the First MONDAY In Heptember ard
continue TIL the 18th of January 1857. period Of
tweuty weeks with an interval OF one week at Ohr1s
mas
The Spring Session will begin Immediately on the e1.
praton of the former and Will continued TILL the nrss
Wednesday IN June, 1857: 49,. i,
the pupils The efforts Of the present neaa 81 the Go
ege have IN these respects peeh efo"ueu wAtu
The Boarding Department a in charge Of the Presl.
dent Of the College, Who with his family resides the
College, and has the immediate alrecuon OF hu atters
pertaining to this department.
referred to Col R. LILIES. of that Arm, for more de-
tailed information. ,,.-..- =,
Pupils VINO may reacn uheraW can De Met tnele auo
President timely notice. .,..,
o ~ TO te
properties OF the mineral waters st ana near the College,
ia,rrouad IN eir reatorative nowers
h oa ruoa ~ ara aevad ~ he varv moderate They
~ foiinya navahla IN anecte or its equivalent It il
expected that one.haf Of the charges viii be paid in
aayanIe aooordad oos - e'o'" 'a'0'
aeeuaaeu naanS Woohno ond 1uo1 ............ .s55
tuition % in English apartment, from ,sl2 50 to 25
IN IN M%sS aneas ana ass oa to
Roarera are reonred to furnish their own lights
Tnwals and Pillowc also two Clothes Bags
for m9soi soed Clothes. j. T. BLANKENsH1P,
Aueass - :, NV; :, s n - ~,
MEDICAL cgnnETn snrTH q GARn1iNA s1111 . "
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES 81 IN sals' THIS
VIII on I'M ,ne ena nsst oday
Of Of March ensuing.
- :. - FACULTY.
rnw4pna Hor ,RRD1K- M D.. Professor En- erttus
.. 1OH AN'1o AAo'1DA'o0NA ~ 49, ~ : ~~
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oonth can ne;thar ha entered by purchasers 10
money or located with Lana n'. .or be acquired
that the only way in which Janus toad for actual
in those States, now, is by hoessHd BY the Act
settlement and cultivation, as plo'e 1866 and each
of Congress, approved sls. :, - one half quarter
claimant is thereby resttose Of mineral lands,
sec'on' OF ov acres ;ron and coal, remaining un-
however, including lron ae ae so;1 act.
affected by the operation, .-.-41..nzzz.@.-@e
s: s: 81; $; $: % :; !; E! ; ;; s
Daily Ne,os Ia IN retarp rejected cons'a1t'1acd-
.d1.s;,eneu1s tiems outside the city mast be aeeopa-
e nted syiN the cash. ---------=-
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VICTORIA HOTEL. {
+. OPDEBEEOK.. Pnopn1Eron.

TyH1y HOTEL rs NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
PLAN. It has been rernodelled and refurnished
throughout The travelling public transient ysitors os
others will find In 1t all tile luxureB of GLASS
Es ESTABLISHMENT, combined with the comforts Of
hones
The location 10 cne ofthe most airy and pleasant for
summer. Billiard Saloon for the lovers Of this
healthful exercise is attached. No pains or expense
spared to give entire satisfaotion -.-
MAY II 5..ZZ. q. OpDEBEEOK.
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v1uE sUEsCRIBER OFFERS HIS PLAN.
TATISN, on Edisto Island, for sale. It contains
s25 acres high land, situated on Russes Greek, with
many faslties fish and oysters not over two miles
to the STEAMBOAT landing. The, Is up the place .
good substantially built brick house. containing 8up
Fight Rooms, likewise very good outhouses and negro
houses For terms apply to ROPER 4 sTONEY. Van
derhorst'l Wharf. JOS. e. JENKINS
sente1njer 27 th4
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LEGAL NOTICE,

LEGAL NOTICE.,
DISTRICT COURT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON. s. O October 10, 1865:
ORDERED. That the CLERK of the Court do give no.:
tce that this Court is now organized and that it will
ait in Chambers at the Court House, on Monday and
Thursday of every week. at 10 O'Clock, A. M, for the
transaction of such business within its Jurisdiction as
may be brought before it,
ORDERED That notice be also given that the Return
Day for the first Quarterly Session falls on Friday the
4th day of January. =s=Iz .-=z
By order OF Court.
J. ". BRowNFIELD, @. @. D. o.
octohor thm6
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2 as ? .
MEETINGS,

WAsHIN GTON LODGE NO. ga. +. M
4 REGULAR COMMUN lOATION OF THIS LODGE
* will be held at Masonic Hall This (ThasrsdayN
Ryening, October lite, at O'Clock.
3 By order W., M. 8. WEBB,
October II :,,ass.1 - 80 Secretary
LAD1E ), .BfaNEVOEEiNTss sOCIaTY.i
n,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS IS JOIETY. WILL.
j. be he at the Orphan House, crs Thursday the
25th inst, atl2 O'clock NJ.
general attendance If the members is earnestly de-
Sired and they requested to hand In their eubscp
ons for the ensuing year at the meeting, or to senG
them to the Treasurer, No. 101 Tradd.street.
October11 thu
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WTANTED.-A REsPECTABLE YOUNG
MAN wants situation as CLERK or Assistant
book Keeper u Merchants Office or Wholesale Store.
October 9 4,+heo
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL

REMOVAL .u.1a
TT Fl. VILLAINS 20 HAVE REMOVED The
ILL., HI AND GAP STORE to No. Hayne.sfreet,
III and cmpete stock, and will be happy to see their
customernnd friends. .
October thFtu1mo
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TT1HB PAVILION HOTEL, so LONG AND ABLY
/ conducted by the late II. L. BUTTERFIELD, will
still be kept open for the accommodation Of the Travel
ling Public
And its former friends and patrons wall find the usual
accommodations and attentions bestowed on them 40
formerly. and the pubic favors already we'll ess
tabshed as the Hotepf the Travelling Merchants Of the
South will by carney efforts be faithfully preserved.
u8rsohth Carolina hnd Georgia papers please copy.
October 10 5z=zessszzz.s 6 =
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oNI THIRTY HORSE STEAM ENGINE AND
circular SAW MILL, with GRIsT MILL AM
BLACKSMITH SHOP attached all in complete and sue.
cesefu orraton Sold for no other cause than the III
neat'n :. = EBAUGH'& i MALLoNRE,
Planting MIL, Horlbeck's Wharf.
.....-.-.z.-- G -
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NM WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE.
M u part Of HOUSE, In central locality. Ad
aless onAhLESION through this Office, stating terms
eo October 10
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WANTS.

WANThED-A ME COMPETENT COLORED
aM.1nRA MAH COOK for small family Apply at No
49, ~ -.-.... aaN6 October II
WAMlTT1IIGD. "A WOMAn ToDO CHAmRER
at The yI9Ton1A H4Ta Also Woman to do Washing Apply
streets. ~ oolnos mug snd natahonl1 Ll.n1 ss
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WTANTED, TWO TEACHERS FOR THE
w ALLENDALE HIGH sOHOOL--one capable OF
ieaching Instrumental aud Vocal Music and French
the other to teach the Primary English branches The
exercises Of the school will commence on the lat OF
January next Applications to be made to Mr.. 3. L.
WiLLlNGAAM President of Board of Trustees, Allen.
daie, bsrawel District. 81. G., with references. -.
September % 49, limo
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TO PHYSICIANS.

wEHAyE FOR SALE THE FREEZING APPARATUs.
for producing LOCAL ANEsTHEsIA, for freezing VIII
Ether or Rhigolene. Alao, the AroAlzlNd TUBES
which constitutes perfect Douche for oathine
ewes ibaamed surfaces, and for perfnming or a'sn
fecting the sick room
d few Of the above instruments just received and tt
sale by zz.----
1,poRTERs AND Who'll LEsALE DRUGGISTS,
M 1873 Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hote
october II ---------
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fOOR, BLIND {COLORED) MAN, WHO
"A ;rpn Gan !, 40 nothing but SAW WOOD OR PUMP
aeslres to get employment begs assistance
hls resloenee ts No. II PRESIDENT SThEET-his
name 1s SAMUEL ORR October 10
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LOST

sAOG IOsT.-STRAYED FROM No PAL.
IL MET o STREET. a BLACK AND TAN HoUND iJ
SLUT, viii one White Eye. A liberal reward WI WIN %
paid for hr recovery. II Octooerll
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BOARDING..

PRI1ATE F FAMILY. HAVING THREE
N WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, desires to take
family or snale gentlemen to Board. apply at No 25
ANSON STREET, AZ October
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SCHOOLS. COLLEGES, &c.
EDUCATIONAL lHsrA pn1sHMENT OF

REV.5DR MY ERs.
fFHE REV. DR.. MYERS nAA PLEASURE IN AN
u .NOUNUING that, Vhaving. .lseo'lred the eligible
King his Academy is now opsN FOR the reception Of
pupils! .....,..-.--...
The valuable services Of Prof II y, BURNETT, A. NJ,
gentleman Of considerable exper neg in Tuition and
Graduate of one Of the leading tuiyeraltes of the
country, have been egaged fey sssaalco in the duties
that the entire arrangements thereof such as to
merit and gain universal approval
Terms, well all other parotars connected with
the Institute may be obtained on application as above.
REFERENCES. -.
O. Il. NOISE, Esq. IT. l.. OGTER. Er b.
B. D. LAZARUS, Esq. IOBAs. Il. IOWNDES, Esq.
JAMES MACBETH, Esq EDWAEIa LYMAN, Esq.
= October II thm
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FOR SALE.

LOR sALD,-FIvH tBl PRIME HORSE!
Il and two t2l No. I MULE for sale at the OmnI
bu Stables, Shepherd street, by
October II 8 r. DOUGLAS u co.
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frYO RENT.-THAT ELIGIBLY SITUATED
l. and pleasant HOUSE on East Bay, between 8ocie.
ty and Lauens streets containing six upright rooms
double piazEs dressing roo &c. On the premises ts
agood oistern fine kitchen, stable. DC. So
For terms apply to B. NJ. DTROBEL, c
Ottober9 49, tuths8* No. Society street.
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T1NGrNE AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
IL One hrst.clsss 1857 thrty.dve horse power EN-.
CINE, With SAW MILL attached; complete except
boiler. The right Of cutting Oak Hickory, Maple, Oy-
prees &c on the place can be secured. Apply to VIM
5. WHALlY, Jr, Summervile, or to ROPER STO.
NEY, Charleston. Btuth6 October b
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E,oR SALE, MULE, DRAY, DiHARNEss
Il all in perfect order. go -
Apply It No. IS MARKET STREET.
0couee 10
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TO aENT, PART OF A STORE IN A CEN
/ TRIAL and elegant location for business. Address
s. n, s., or apply at THIS OFFICE.
October -, tuths 8
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TOR sALh CHEAP, A GROCERY STORE
n With BAKERY attached. Apply TO A. WEN6 EN-.
ROrH corner Ashley aud Palmetto streets Charleston,
g. G. ~ tsstfz=ti October 10
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HoRsALE.-ONEy STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER and new Saw Mill, nearly completed,
will be sold together or separated to suit purchasers.
The Enge may be used for grist mills or ginning cot
ton or other purposes Sold very low for cash. Apply
to Messrs BLUNT & BINPLOR's Carriage Factory, No.
48 Spring street. thm6$ OCTOBER IL
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M6 nbf9nlc
i'm beutidea @9u1baufe, Ms2ssitram.
ilnerris i'm su99atten, Ne4ns1, sdr,itcn mn iii Der
enaifdeu @prade taegltb BON rig Dr 9.6enb8.
8cbinsunseu DollarS per Ncuat.
OctOper9 6A S. 81 Z emf.
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46 Spring street. thm6f october II
TyOR IA LEST. .-nuDunvv'S HAbu-ht>T'
n AND BUILDINGS thereon, on Broad street, near
Friend Dimensions 81 teet on Broad street, by
$40 feetin depth. I,
~ '1'>' = =. JOHNSON & BLACK, Brokers,
Ootob.tS tuths3 No. 28 Broad street.
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. j ilke That 81 kiLEYfSss Is made. The
attempts to disturb the sehtionsof The two
nations by frontier troubles and the hshe.
RIGS have signally failed.
The account Of tho bursting up OF the
O'NAHoxY branch Of the Fcnian agitation
was published by US yesterday. Its ridi'
culous termination after such world O
wind and threat Is calculated in no wise &c
increase the Importance Of Fenianism
Now, Colonel ROBERTS, the rival Of oMA'
Hoyy. Is the acentre y of New York re.
nianism. He makes less display and ex'
ponds less money In parade. Yet he has ms
officers with Major General 7. ". SwEE'
xxr at their head), and also his Senate Of
fifteen. He and his colleagues stand better
in New York than their rivals.
Nevertheless, when STEPHENS arrives he
will find work to restore the cause after
the absurd demonstrations on Canada and
the disgraces it has suffered in New York
Even with all he and all the rest can &C.
complish, there is no way to operate from
this country against England but through
a war between her and the United States
Until this can be provoked, "thc bonds .
are no 60. Can the Fenians kick up row
on so large scale! Hardly.
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THE WASHINGTON IRyING.-O Tuesday
afternoon, about 1 O'Clock, Lieutenant
Fessendcn, of the Fifth United States Ar
tillery, was sent, by order Of Major-G Gene
raj Miles, in the tug MoSswoOd, in pursuit
of the fugitive steamer. The Mosswood
proceeded as far as the CapeS, and spoke the
quarantine steamer Eliza lIancoX. Cap
tain Shutes, of the latter vessel, stated
that from the start the Irving had, and from
the determination Of her commander to get
clear, he judged pursuit would be useless,
so the chase was abandoned and the Moss
wood returned to Old Point. 1t was ru-
mored at the Point yesterday that General
Miles had telegraphed to General Hooker,
commanding at New York, to seize the
vessel on her arrival at that place, and for
ward the crew to this station for trial.
The regular officers at the Fortress evil
IDENTIFY anticipate some trouble from UNI
authorized interference with the matter
$50 our informant stateS), and seem anxious
to shift the responsibility to the shoulders
of the volunteers-Gencral Miles particu-
larly. The fact is that the General was
in this city at the time of the occurrence,
and the dispatch to him from the sheriff OF
Norfolk was opened by staff officer, who
took subsequent action i'll the matter upon
his own responsibility.
1t seems ridiculous to us to imagine that
blame will attach to any one for trying to
stop the flying craft. The fault, if any,
would appear to consist in not catching
her.-NWJoE VHginian, Sd.
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Not quite up to the Mark.

The order of the President, issued
through the Secretary Of War, in regard
to trials by courts-martial and military
commissions, which order We publish else
where, doe 4 come quite up to the re-
auiremeni .he occasion. While prac-
tically Col ag all that Judge FowLE, OF
North Ca Ina, claimed in his decision in
the GEE case, it does not admit that this
state Of things is an inevitable legal consc-
quence of the peace proclamation, but by
implication contends that the President
might have decided the matter either way.
This is not a graceful act. Mr.. JOHNSON
should have declared openly and boldly,
as he is wont to declare his opinions, that
his proclamation restored the privilege of
the writ of habeaS corpus to every person
not in the army or navy, and that no court
martial or military commission could try a
civilian case. AS "slaves cannot breathe in
England" but become freemen by the mere
act Of treading British soil, so military
commissions and courts-martial are in
stantly struck dead Qu0ad civilians by the
official declaration that the war is at an
end. The fact that trial has been COM
menced makes no sort of difference.
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William and Mary College.

Under date of April Is, Mr.. JOHN K.
THOMPSON, of this city, now in London,
addresses an appeal to the London Times
in behalf of William and Mary College.
He presents brief history of the College,
the distinguished names connected with
that history, and the important part borne
by it in colonial times, and since the ex-
istence of the Republic, in educating the
leading men of the country. Reciting Its
misfortunes from the ravages OF war and
from fire, he appeals for aid to rebuild the
College from the liberal citizens OF England.
He states that his Grace, the Archbishop
of Canterbury, had expressed his interest
in the cause and sent a subscription. Mr..
THoxPsoN's appeal We hope may result in
the collection of liberal sum. Certainly
the early history Of the institution COM
mends it to the warm sympathies of England,
while its recent misfortunes are enough to
excite them to the most solid proofs Of their
earnestness and sincerity.
--~Mr. THOMPSON has been appointed by the
officers of the College their agent to solicit
subscriptions from the people Of England
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Venezuela.

Some Southern gentlemen are getting
up scheme for emigration to Venezuela.
simultaneously we see that a resolution is
offered in the House of Representatives re-
ouesting the Secretary of State to furnish
the House with list of claims of citizens
of the United States now pending in the
United States Legation at Caracas against
the Government of Venezuela, and what
measures are required to bring those claims
TO speedy settlement. The eagerness Of
Northern claimants to expedite this settle.
ment will not be at all diminished by the
fact that the unemployed and ruined Con-
federates are about TO seek home amongst
the venezuelans. This may possibly sub
ject poor Venezuela to an additional
squeeze for " indemnify"