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BiOkrene
BiOkrene.

The Feeble, the I.anguid, the Dspairing, the
Old should give this valuable discovery trial; it
will be found totally different from all other art-
cles for the same purposes.
TO FEMALES-lhis prepa alton is invaluable
in nervousness of all kinds, as it will restore the
wasted strength with wonderful permanence.
1t is also grand tonic, and will give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence
in its use will renovate the stomach to degree Of
perfect health and Danish Dyspepsia forever
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for Cd
Sold by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by
addressing
HUTCHINS & HILLYER 4
Proprietors
81 Cedar Street New York
46 ;6m
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l)ILES! PILES! p

DIIES! PILES PILES
L All outward applications are time thrown
away. HARusoN's PEmsrALrIc LozENGEs, re-
move the cause, viz :--Cu,tivcuess. The are the
"nl, pcrminc I cure of til Piles, either bleeding
or blind. For sale at No. fremont Temple, and
lN ali Druggists, or will he sent bv mail on en-
closing 80 cents.
J $ HARRISON & co. Proprietor,.
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Agents are wanted
J)ANK NOTICE.

DANK NOTICE.
ID The Stockholders Of tho National Rank Of
M.ddebury are hereby notified, that the Annual
Meeting for the election Of Five Directors cf said
Bank, will he held on TUESDAY, the ?3d lay Of
January next. at ONE o'clock, P. NJ, at their
Banking House.
BY order OF the Directors
j. WARNER, Clerk.
Middlebury, Dec. 18th, !s65 ss;sw
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n r. Il O Is | A S

VkNE7TAN HORSE IMMINENT.
Pint bottles at one dollar each, for amene,S,
cuts. gals, collie sprains, &C., warranted cheaper
than any other Ii is used by all the great horse
men on Long Island courses. 1t will not cure ring
bone nor SPAWN as there is no IMMINENT in exist
ance that will. VIVA, 1t is stated to cure it posi-
tiv9ly does. No oDner IF horses riH be mihoUt
after fryiRg one hattie One dose rpvives and often
saves the life Of an over-heatcd o driven horse
For collie and belvache it has never failed Just
as sure as the sun rises just so is this valu-
ablo Lnment to he tue horse cmbroca'ion Of the
day. Sold by all druggists. Office, 4G Corthndt
st. n. Y. 2S;iw
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NOTlCE.-Came into the enclosure of
4 the Subscriber, on the LIST Of December, a
red heiier-calf, star In the forehead, with white
tail and white hind Lays. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
L. J. WRIGHT.
weybridge, Dec. 18th, 1865. sS,sw
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DAl EMF OFFlCES.-lnventors who
L with to take out Letters Patent are adj.
Wed to counsel with Nlcssrs MUM 4 co, edit
or Of the Scientific American, who have prosecuted
claims before the Patent Office for nearly Twenty
Years. Their American aud European Patent
Agency is the most extensive In the world. A
pamphlet, containing full instructions to inventors
!, 'cnt gratis. Address MUM x CO., No. 81
Park Row, New York
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JEHILlY, EATCHES.DIlN0IDS. &C.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS !

The House Of BOSANQrET. GIRAUD & CO.,
PARIS. have the pleasure Of announcing that they
have opened an Agency in the city OF New York,
ior.ihc sale Of their widely known JEWElRl,
WATCHES. Sc. and for the purpose of making
their good. as ex eneively known and appreciated
in the Emitted States they are now, and ha, c
been over 20 wears. in Europe; they have deter
mined on plan by Sbirh poor and iicl ,iiiN may
have the advantage OF their splendid STYLES. As a
preliminary, they would remark that they msnu-
fncture and sell no imitation Jewery or Watches,
but
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each one have, are first put into envelopes Sealed
up and mixed and when ordered, are taken out
without regard to choice and sent by mail, thus
givineal iair chance On receipt OF the Cerliii
cate, gu will see what you can have, and then it
is at your option to send one dollar mud take the
article or not
One Of these envelopes will be ssiit Nv mail ON
receipt Of % cents; five iOf u eleven for -
thirty for So sixty-tive ion $40; one hundred iur
S1j.
Agents wanted everywhere. Great Inducements
70 Ladies and Gents to act as such, Fail not to
send for Circular. which gives special terms fun
list and particulars Address. }. II. WINSLOW
& CO., No. 2Ds Broadway. New York.
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to sill our goods

w or the best Patent Right that has ever
been offered to the public The machine is more
universally used and pays larger Iauft to agents,
than any patent article in tho mtrkot. Patent
Rights boush. and sold al 70 Cornll Boston, up
Stair. Office hour from 10 A. n, bar. N.
Y rtINfH 4 CO
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A GENTS WANTED-slOO a

~ Month will he paid for Young men to en-
gage in a new and honorable business Both LEGAL
aud travelling agents wanted For circulars and
terms al lress l.. ToDD& CO, SO Nassau ST.,
New York.
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w HISKERS! WHISPERS (!

W DO YOU want Whiskers or Mousaches,
Our Greeian Compound will force them to grow
on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads. in six weeks Price, 81 OO-3 packages
for e2.o0. sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed
o. receipt Of price. Address,
WARNER 6 CO., Box l5s. Brooklyn, n. Y.
fol
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DERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE
LOTION

L TUTTDN.
r;Sg- Chlo>ma, or MothpItch, C,lso Livcrspot)
ami Icutigo, or Frccklcs are very often Annoying
pa ,cularlv to alic- ct light coirplcxiou for the
diScoored spots show more plainly ON the face Of
the blonde than hrunette but they greatly mar
the beauty If either; and any preparation that
will efcciunh, remove them 1cidbOW ivU,7ng the
ter'ure coior ofthe skin is certainly de>ilera-
tipn. DR.. Is. G. Perry. who has made diseases OF
the skin a speciality, has discovered remedy for
these discolorations. which is at prompt, In
fIlliulc and harmless.
Prepared by u e. PERRY, Dernatologist, No.
~ Bond Street, New York. and for sale by all
druggists price 81 per hottie. Uall for
PERlY'> MOTH AND 'HEt NILE LOTION.
Sold 10y all druggists in Milllcbu-v. SG;Gm
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ITO PRINTERS.-A situation is wanted by
L compositor who can make himself gem
orally usetu Address, Post Office box 223,
lliddobury. Vt,
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Owe MD MATRIMONN.

Il Ladies and Gentlemen, il you wish to marry,
AL ress the undersigned, VIII" will send YOU with
out money and without price, valuable iniurma
tim, that will enable you to marry happily and
speedily, Irrespective of age wealth or beauty.
1hi, information will cost YOU nothing, and if YOU
wish to marry, | will checrulv assist YOU. All
letters suic,lv confidential The desired Informal
ton sent by return mail and no questions asked
Address, SARAH b. LAMBERT, Grccnpoint,
81 I'm Kings Co. " T.
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m as Tannti COLD u @s finest Wefn2,sli7.

Our customers viii also have the great sdvan
tare Of a constant succession Of new and recherche
stvle. and patterns with Which We shall keep our
New York Agency supplied.
We have adopted tho plan Of salem ow 50 roru-
lar Of charging a uniform price, and this price
will invariahlv he - tor each article. no matter
how costly it may he. The expenses Of conduct
ing our New York Agency ave paid 10y the sale Of
Certificates or Coupons representing the various
Articles These Certificates are sold at - cents
each, or five for -, ana each certificate will show
the holder the particular article he or .he is cuii-
tied IN. on payment of an additional -. II the
article named on the Certificate is not desired, the
holder " III chge us. when be returns The Geriiii-
cate by stating What other article Of the came
value he or She NAV prefer, and it will I've rent
with pleasure. OUR AIM Is TO PLEASE and
every means to that end will lie eNcrici We
solicit trid from every one who reads this notice
n we are confident Of giving the utmost sati'iac-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II. w IN Low d CO.
e. gsrABLrsnED 1900.
1OO,0 900 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &C.
WORTH S500.O00!i
TO DE SOLD vt ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT RI
GARD TO VALVE!
Not 10 be paid far mii you knoc phdf gov are n get
a s'LENDfD LIST OF ARTICLES.
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II II. PAYN,
Iron, Brass and Steel Letter Cutter,
MANuF NCrrRER NJ BI.sr
STENCIL TOOLS,

Particular atteHtion paid to cutting out L. s.
PILE MCSKtSTS FOR SHOT GINS
Psyh's Block corner Church and Cherry StreetA
Upstairs.
BuTlInGtOn. Vermont. I35;lm
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
By the CabIe-London md Liverpool Marke
Friday-Frsm the Continent

BY the CabIe-London md Liverpool Markets,
Friday-Frsm the Continent.
LIVERPOOL, September l.-Noon. -Cotton-
Prices advanced Id. middling uplands open.
ing to-day ut l3ild. The Brokers Circular re.
ports lo4, 900 bales rs the sales OF the week.
Loxpos, September 2I.-Noon.-Money mar.
ket quiet; consols, SON; United States 5-20's,
Y2k.
HAMBURG, September 3D. The Saxonia,
which sailed for New York to-day, takes out
$4,000.
TRIESTE, September 2o.-The British Lega-
tion at Athens has authoritatively denied that
Great Britain urged upon the Government Of
Turkey the cession of the island of Gambia.
FLORENCE, September 2l.-1he riot among
the brigands near Palermo Is not go serious as
was Mt first supposed. No alarm Is felt.
BgRLIS; September 2l.-The Prussian army
,reiurning from the wars made n grand tri.
umphal entry into the national capital to-day
amid the greatest enthusiasm and rejoicing.
PARIS, September 2l.-d France announces
that It has copies Of the Saxon treaty, and
that by one Of its provisions King John Is to
abdicate the throne in favor OF his son.
LIVERPOOL, september 2l.-The steamship
Iowa, from New York on the LIST, arrived In
the Clyde on the 10th.
MADRID, September 2O.-The royal COM
mission TO draw up forms on the Government
of Cuba will soon meet.
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The Cotton Frauds.

WASHINGTON, September 2..-The Congress.
sional committee appointed to investigate the
cotton transactions of the Government since
the war are busily engaged with their inyesti-
cation. The Hon. John l.. Thomas, Of Mary
land, has for the past three days been over
hauling the accounts of special treasury
agents. detailed statement is being made
up in the Treasury of every cotton transac.
ton. Tie first of the week clerk was de-
tailed by the committee to re-search the books
of 4 New York auctioneer, and prepare q
statement of every pound of cotton he had
sold, describing each bale by the mark, brand,
quality, and weight, consigner and consignee,
as also price sold for, and the purchaser. They
expect TO have their report, with voluminous
documents, ready in a short time.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Official from South America.

Official from South America.
WARRINGTON, September 22.-The Navy De-
partment has received dispatches from Acting
Rear Admiral Godon dated ut Bahia, August
2jth. He gives Il detailed report Of the excel.
lent manner I'm which Commander Blake had
carried out the department order Of July 18th
to salute the Brazilian flag as an dmende
honorable to the Empire for the forcible seizure
by the Massachusetts Of the Confederate
steamer Florida in the port of Bahia and
bringing her into United States waters.
The interchange Of civilities between Com.
vince was of the most cordial character. Com.
mander Blake saluted the Brazilian flag on
the anniversary of the Emperor's birthday
with twenty-one guns, and the salute was re.
turned!gun for gun by the Notifications.
The United States steamer Monocacy arrived
At st. Thomas on the sth instant.
The United States sloop. of-w Brooklyn,
Commander Patterson's flag ship, had reached
Bahia, under sail from Rio, and reported hay
ing met the remains of burnt ship 80 miles
south of Bahia. The United States steamer
Leipsic Lieutenant Commander Blake, was
also at Bahia OIL the 25th August, and would
probably be ordered to Pernambuco.
WAsHISdToS, September PA Buenos
Ayres paper says that a diplomatic conflict was
imminent between Mr.. Washburne, American
Ambassador to Paraguay, and the Argentine
Government. Mr.. Washburne has again re.
turned to Buenos Ayres from Corrunto, hav.
ing been denied permission to pass into Para
quay. The same paper says that he insists
upon going, threatening to force his passage
up with the American vessels now in those
waters.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NBw YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Noon. Flour
frmer. Wheat lG2c. better. Corn advanced
4G5c Pork firmer; sales at $3.50. Lard
quiet at l7Gl9he.
New York, September 22.-Gold, l4Sk
Cotton higher; sales Of 5000 bales middlings,
3663Sc. Flour 1rmer at I'll 304*l6 per bar
rel. Wheat &c. better. Corn 2aI4c. better
mixed S9G93c. per bushel. Pork steady at
$3.50 per barrel. Lard flrmer; for prime
lGA@l9Ac. Sugar and coffee quiet and steady.
Turpentine quiet at GjhG66c. Resin, $3.50
50.
MONEY MARKET.
NBw YORK, September 22.-Noon. Gold,
1917. Exchange quiet sixty days, Ia sight,
sx. United States coupons '6s, l3oh 81,
lllAs; 80, lll's; '6j, l0sH. Treasures, 1864
Carolinas, SO ex-coupons, IS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
baltimore, September 22.-Flour firm /; high
grades are scarce. Wheat very firm south
ern red, ~. sj@f2. 80. Corn dull yellow, Soc.
white, 92c. Oats steady. Coffee firm; sales o.
G,0OO bags of Rio on private terms. Sugar!
dull. Provisions steady. Whiskey, 32.42.
yBw ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, September 2l.-Cotton firm
sales $500 bales; low middling, 3+G3Jc. Gold
1887.
aNBw ORLEANS, September 22.-Cotton firm
sales $50 bales. Gold, li3.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
THE CARINETS

The Cabinet meeting to-day lasted about
an hour. Secretary Seward and Secretary
NcCulloch were absent. The subjects
considered were the trial of Jefferson Davis
and the policy of removal from office.
PRESIDENTIAL PRESCRIPTIONS.
have it from undoubted authority that
the President has instructed the secreta-
ries of the departments to discharge all
soldier clerks who shall attend the Pitts
burg Convention.
A list of the clerks in the Paymaster-
Generals office who take the Tribune has
been made out, the expectation being that
they will be discharged for this evidence
of Radicalism. -Cmrespondence Tribune.
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WAR RESULTS worLp Follow THE M
rEArHNENT ~ THE PRESIpENT.-Wc have
A,rvtoforc stated that the President would
1T allow the Radicals to remove him from
o''cc by impeachment, and that he ought
al once to call upon the military to
Nrcqethcn his position as against that fac
ton. In recent speech at Cleveland,
JACK Hamilton discussed the same ques-
",A. Hear him:
Aiicr declaring that the President must
AID viii be impeachcd and brought to trial
.l"-" The Senate upon the reaSsembling
. Congress, he thus forcshadowcd the
."MeAremcnt Of the second civil war.
" nat them am asked. ] can tell you
part fit. The President who holds that
Ills Is uVt the Congress OF the United
States, but only fraction Of ii, will refuse
:" accept service OF the writ of inipeach-
A.ca,i the Senate will declare that An
~ johnson, being inpeached, can no
iier exercise the functions OF the Office
Resident OF the United States until he
'"aI haYc been tried and acquitted. I'M
VIZ! Tic Constitution the presiding officer
VI NE Senate will become the Acting Pre-
>Ie4t Of the United States, and all officers
Ie. Government, civil, military, and ma
d. Will be called upon, and it viii be their
""y 70 give car and heed to him, and to
'"ey his orders. What them Why, then,
. Andrew Johnson should cali upon his
memo, 70 adhere TO him, it will be ques-
i.,1 ior the Intelligence, patriotism, and
we oi liberty Of this great people TO de-
,y'inine whether they will sustain their
Institution, their laws, and their Govern
.',4N or Watcher they will be supple tools
~ =, '1e hands Of ,yrant and a usurper.
, Tr4a and long applause.l And if any
, mary commander, no matter if he be
vac neheA III position and reputation, shall
'',l"ha 10 Johnson's call, and suffer him.
, ,.ia 70 DC used by him, he will find that he
, "" 'hcn have 10 encounter the whole
s a,SI u the people Of this great West,
~, &c VIII be uumade even more speedily
'''"H NC has been made. s(Applause.I 4.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-By War De-
partment general order No. n, the headquar.
tiers of the department of Tennessee is trans.
ferred from Nashville to Louisville, KY. Bre.
vet Major. General Robinson commanding the
department of North Carolina having been
granted leave Of absence, has transferred the
command temporarily 10 Brevet Brigadier N.
Got, Colonel Thirty seventh regiment United
States colored troops.
James II. Hood, formerly Of the Chattanooga
Gazette, has been appointed Secretary Of Colo.
RADIO Territory.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, September 23.-Vera Cruz intel
ligence to the l4th received. The French were
erecting Notifications on the land side OF the
city, which is seriously threatened by the
Liberals. The Estafats says that General
Uraga will proceed to Europe on mission
and accompany the Empress back to Mexico
The new commander from France, to succeed
Bazaine, has not yet arrived. The French will
attempt to retake Matamoras.
The Mexican Minister Romero has adyices
stating that JuareZ and his Cabinet are
about to remove from chihuahua to Monte
rey TO occupy it as the capital.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
News by the Cable-English Markcts-Pcacc b
tween Prussia and Saxony, &c.

News by the Cable-English Markcts-Pcacc be-
tween Prussia and saxony, &c.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, September 81, p. M
Cotton advanced Nd. sales OF 10000 bales !;
middlidg uplands, 1880. Breadstuffs are I'M
changed mixed corn, 27s. sd. Beef advanced
q. Sd. Pork inactive. Bacon and cheese are
lower.
LONDON, Friday, September 81, P. Moon.
soils, s9A Five twenties, TN.
DRESDEN, Friday, September q, P. M
Peace is concluded between Prussia and Sax
ony.
vienna. September 2l.-Austria has sent
charge affairs 10 Berlin.
berlin, September 81 The King has issued
a decree Of amnesty for sundry offences
PARIS, September 2l.-Napoleon has gone to
Biarritz.
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80 hI5k "a, September 20.--A portion Of
,I;. southern Loyalist party arrived here
T', ' n,ruihg and addressed large meet
ia 1, bfownlVw WAS very i'll, aud tainted
w., 81 attempt TO speak al the depot. He
asas 10 weak as 10 require assistance to
I,ad a' and he passed directly on to Cleve-
Inis - Inc remainder Of the party arrived
cb% @ AFTERNOON, and all passed on under the
c. GO 81 . reception committee from
A ,rd, headed by Mayor Chaplin. ( "
ls,as 700 oohneaut, Ashtabuls, and Painsssille,
AID t esssas rssssa ~ party with chserl
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A Virginia (NeyadaJ dispatch says that
the primary election which Vas held yes
terday, on which depended The reelection
of Senator Nyc, resulted in favor of
Charles E. belong. Mr.. Nyo, the present
Senator, had no ticket.
General Mcclellan has written letter
approving the proceedings of the Philadel-
phia National Convention.
John C. Rreckinridge has left London
with his family and gone to Geneva.
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Arrest Of q Federal Officer who Committed
OutraueS During the War.

2 CINCINNATI, OHIO, September 22.-The mall
steamer General Buell. was boarded at War.
saw. KY, night before last by two or three
hundred men, who forcibly seized q. w. Fer
ris, United States mail agent and took him
ashore. Ferris was provost marshal at War
saw during the war, and was instrumental In
the execution Of two guerrillas by order OF
General Burbridge. The Gazette and Cbmmer-
ciol say he was arrested without a warrant,
while the Enquirer afdrms that true bill had
been found against him by the Grand Jury OF
Carroll county for murder.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsEs.
ballard HOUSE,
d RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
John ?; BAbLARDs }PRop.IsroRs.

The undersigned take pleasure In announcing to
the travelling public las well to city boarders)
that they have returned to their old business
and from this day they are ready TO cater to the
taste and comfort OF all who may favor them with
their patronage.
They have purchased all the furniture In the
establishment. all Of which Is OF the very best
quality and selected with great care from the
best furnishing houses in New York within the
last twelve months, and much OF which has never
been unpacked; indeed, the hotel is furnished in
the most superb style.
The BALLARD HOUSE is new, and contains one
hundred and twenty pleasant and well-vsntilated
lodging rooms, all OF which have CRATES. The
parlors and public rooms are large and convenient;
the building 10 commanding, and acknowledged to
be one OF the best constructed In the southern
States and all together offer advantages rarely met
with In public hotel.
Our table shall always be generou sly supplied
with the best the market afords, and wih the deli
caciss OF the season, and the choicest Of wine.
The DARKROOM IL an elegant one, and shall be
furnished with the best OF liquors, etc., etc.
We pledge our undivided attention to the bust
ness, and expect from our old friends, ladies and
gentlemen OF Virginia and the whole country,
their support. and hope to receive . liberal share
Of the publtc patronage. a r
u, TTa R6S IS r s4 bAtELARD, Propriss's'.
Ca
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The United States and Brazil and the Argen'
tine II epubiic.

WASHINGTON, September 23.-The difieulty
between the United States, Brazil, and the
Argentine Republic, in reference to Mr.. Wash
burne, our Minister to Paraguay, in passing
through the military lines Of the allied army,
has been adjusted. The United States Govern
ment notified them that If they should persist
In the refusal, it would be regarded rs viola
ton of international custom and courtesy.
The representations of the United States Go
vernment had the desired effect, and Mr.
Washburne was allowed to proceed
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Appointments In Boston-R.lease OF the Me.

teor.
Bosrox, September 9e.-General D. N.
Couch has been appointed to the vacant col
lectorship OF Boston rs the successor Of Mr..
Hamlin, and George H. Kingsbury postmaster,
In the place of Mr.. Palfrey. 1t Is also stated
that Mr.. Chandler, assistant United States
treasurer here, will shortly give place to Viii.
liam Aspinwan.
BosToS, September 22.-The steamer Meteor
has been released from seizure, an examination
having failed TO show cause for her detention.
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Democratic Victory In Montana Territory.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 22.-The election
in Mon ana territory on the 4th instant Is re-
ported to have resulted in Democratic vic.
tory by q majority Of 1000.