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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Cotton declined l-2 to 3-4d.

NEW YORK, April 1s-Liverpool dates to the 9th inst.
havo been received. Cotton had declined Is to Id.
for American and Id for oher descriptions. Sales OF
the week fortyone thousand al OOo bales On Friday.
the 9Th inst the sales amounted to thousand
oOc bales and on Saturday. the 7th inst. the sales
wero six thousand $4,000 bales-the market closing
easier.
oonsols, s69s to SEX. q. 8. 5.2o's. 7sH to IL.
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Volon never repeats himself and two hours suffice
for him to produce bouquet Of flowers like that
bered 1853. L1ok at the pitcher in Flemish ware. with
tin cover, blue designs the body which is half hid
den by the sthfe objects in the foreground. and you
viii see masterpiece Do not laugh yst-Chardln's
masterpiece fsh and that Of the Dutch school sIa
copper kettle.
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WE HAVE fallen on pestiential DAYS. Cholera in the
Orient, Italy and South France, Trichins Germany,
Rinderpest in Russia Holsnd and England. whereunto
the Sheep Plague is added. These not all. Even
the birds in Italy dying by thousands of miasms,
and marine epidemic the coast has made shrimps
of the Frenoh oysters.
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MARRIED.

III Winnsboro O., the 4th April at the residence
OF tho BRIDES father by the Rev. W. E. Bocos, Miss
LIZZIE ]. PROPST and Mr.. ALEXANDER McELROY,
Of Charleston.
In Wlnnsboro. s. c., the 5th of April by the Rev.
W. E. BoGGs Miss NJ. A. MCELROY, OF Charleston, to
Mr.. JAMES T. LENNON, OF Fairfield District y. G.
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Conversational News.

WASHINGTON April ls.-Congress was engaged in an
embarrassing discussion on the Army Bill
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Colored Celebration at Washington.

WARRINGTON, April ls.-The colored population Of
this city probably fifteen thousand in number to-day
celebrated their emancipation in the District OF Coiu
bis procession and speeches They called upon the
President, who made brief address, in which he de-
cIared himself better friend of the blacks than their
pretended friends who perlled life property in
their behalf but ensconced themselves in safe pieces
He spoke to them of the important duties they had to
perform and counselled them that they must show by
their conduct that they worthy of freedom.
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s. T...-1860.---X

Another wonderful Ingredient Of great use smong
the Spanish ladies' tf South America impartng beauty
TO the complexion and brancy the mind, is yet I'M
kpowu 10 the com of the world and we withhold
its name for the present.
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6- The Friends and Acquaintance of
Capt JOHN CREATION and Mrs. CREATION, and A. E.
MILLER. respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
of the former at st. Michacs Church, This afternoon. at
Five o'clock. April 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s~FRENCH LECTURE BY MAJOR L. DgBOS.
at the Masonic Hall, This Eueing at half past O'Clock.
subjects-Flirtation, Education, des eUcs, etc.
April 20
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The Texas Constitutfon.

GALVESTON April 1.-THE Texas Constitution
sbolishes slavery, places freedmen equality with
tho whites before the law, and gives the Legislature
power TO guarantee railroad bonds for iron contracts
It will be submitted to the people the fourth Monday
in June. Resolutions endorsing the Presidents policy
were lost.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Dsy, 1862
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benef.tsd by the OF thy Plantation Biters. Thou
wilt send me two bottles more
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN
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Thc Cho1era at Portland, Mainc.

PORTLAND Me-, April ia man died here from
c'olers yesterday ssd to be Of tho fvo escaped
{. ,ra the steamship England.
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H1J- The Relatives, Friends and Acqunint-
anoes of Mss R. B. Il. CoHEN. AMI her father. HMr.
PH1Ir COHEN, aud her brothers. JOHN j. and DR.. p. NJ
COHEN and families invited to attend the funeral Of
the former from the Hilber House. at halfpast Four
o'clock This Afternoon. April 20
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RB- The Relatives, Friends and Acqunint-
ances of JULIUS D. PETSCH, Jr. and of his Uncles j.
D. and ALEX r. pErsoH are invited to attend the Fune
ra Sersce of the former No. 80 Tradd street. Four
o'clock This afternoon. April 20
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Flour sctive nnds e1ctsd. State brands 81 l6@s
Southern bPonds advanced 70@S0c.
wheat sotye--83a2c higher.
Corn advanced 1o. Eales at s4@s7c.
Pork heavy. Lara arm. whishey and Naval Stores
dull.
Freghts dropping. Gold 27X premium.
BiLrrnonE. April 17.-2Flour inactive; high grades
Arm. Wheat scarce, aud tending upwards. Corn hrmer
MniH s0S Smear du Coffee m WSsby
dun; Pennsylvania 50 2SK@2 "a; Western 50 25.
PH11ApsIrz1A, April l7.-Pe.roloum dull; crude ad-
yanced, refined 50 to 81 Cotton depressed and up
Wheat firm. Corn scarce; yellow so cts Oats steady
Coffee quiet Provisions dull whisksy 50 IS.
CncINNA11. April 16:IElonr in good demand and ad'
Corn in good demand atf62 to 5sc. Whiskey firm at
So "a. Provisions quiet
ST. LOUIS April ls-octton ast at s!o Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat1high grades hrm and low
qualities dull and droopne Cora firm and active at 81
to 75c. Oats higher at 44o. Provisions unchanged.
SHREVEPORT. April 1l.ACotton dull and receipts
light Stock l40o bales Sales strict mddling fancy at
"a lSc In Bufcc.
The Red River Is high. ~
New oRLE.Ns April 18.-Cotton is depressed by the
foreign news and Irregular but better qualities are
comparatively Arm; sales 1900 bales low middlng a.
Sugar and molasses nominal. Flour supsrhno. 81 81 to
81 S7X Corn, mixed and yellow 80 to 95 cents Oats
81 to 5Sc: Mess Pork s2 Hay s2s. Tobacco. fair
Gold 1i5. Serling exchange 1881 Frcights un.
changed g.
Foreign CommesssaisIntenigence.
THE LONDON SoNEY MARKET.
LONDON, April 8, p M-Conso,1 esK@s6x. Uni.
ted States 2O's 72X@12x. Erie. shares &c. Illinois
Central shares 8l@8lK.
LIvERpoon<MARkETs.
CorroH-Was frmer on "Wednesday. ard prices ad-
yancsd I'd On Ihursday ito day. tho markstis easier
and the Improvement lost; sales on
TO- 900 Bales and to-day soo Spectators and export
ers took 5000. - $50
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions dull
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY
informs lis friends and former patrons that he has 10
opened his establishment at his OLD STAND, No. Ia
ING.sTREET, whore he is prepared TO execute sa
orders with dispatch. Thankful for past favors No
trusts by attention to merit liberal share Of patronage
T. B. FULLY.
Anril ia wfmSs "Caterer."
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nIovements OF Mexican Generals.

New ORLEANS, April l6.-A Brownsville letter of tho
9th says Cortinss with force, is about twentynine
miles from Matamoras watching the approach Of Meja
.Escobedo is operating with Mejia Murders and rob-
berries continue unabaed r the neghborhood Of Mata
rnoras aud Brownsville.
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s. T.---1880---X.

A few bottles OF PLANTATION BrrrERs
Will cure Nervous Headache
Gold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
"a Flstulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes. a
Mental Dependency.
Prostradon; Great Weakness.
ssllow Complexion. Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences OF
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BY last evenings mail and expreas from the North,
hsve dates to the 17th. For late commercial and
maritime heads sec third page.
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R9- NOTICE.-PARTIES ARE CAUTIONED
not to credit the Of the Br barque Kzra" the
Master will not be responsible.
April1S
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To nominate A. B. TAFT. MANY VOTERS.
April IA
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New York Markets

Nrw Yoax. April 1s.-Co.ton heavy sales 1000 bales
: at ST cents p 10.
ao,ds7 TThis is the quotation in the telegram. but
ssuppose Il means 2Ir-ED: ExwS.l
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NOW York cotton market.

New YORK. April 1s-The shipments Of cotton from
s port for the week ending Tuesday 2l1o0 bales
!, including over ls. 900 to Liverpool.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a smile was on her up-heath was In her look.
strength was in her STEP and In her hnnds-PLANTA-
TON BrrTEns,
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RS FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the estate of the late WILLIAM
KEAN, Mariner. of Charleston, will present them for
payment properly attested before the 25th Inst
Persons indebted will mako payment
THADDEUs STREET, Administrator.
Anil 18
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as- ALDERMAN WARD No. 3.-WE NOMI-
NATE LEMUEL CRANE, Efq, as Candidate for AL
derman Ward No. 8. MANY VOTERS.
April II
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MEssRS. EDITORS: PLEASE AN
NoUNCE ALoNzo J. WHITE. Esq, as Candidate for
ALDERMAN OF WARD No. 8 to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of the late JAMES W. BROWN.
Esq April IL
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Gas E1plosion in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. April l6 An explosion OF gas took place
this evening in the barber shop in the basement Of the
Euaw House.
The shop considerably shattered. and the occu.
pants made a arrow escape The hotel was not dam
aged.
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aE CHARLESTON, 8. c., APRIL 13, 1885,
MKssns EDITORS: Please announce JAMES COSdR0VA
for Alderman Of Ward No. 8. MANY VOTERS.
April II
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The Philadelphia Massacre.

PHILADELPHIA April 16.-The coroner's jury invest.
dict charging Antoine Probst under arrest, with
the murder Of tho eight persons.
From Cnnada-The Philadelphia Slnught-
er-Arrest OF the Supposed Accomplice.
LONDON. Canada West April 16.-The supposed &C
oompce in the sevensod Philadelphia murder has been
arrested here he gives his Charles McCutch-
When arrested he turned pale and nearly tainted.
The only discrepancy between the description OF the
murderer and the appearance OF the prisoner ie that
instead Of having lost thumb his forenger gone
Otherwise there is the closest identity. further
animation is about to lake place
Dexter Turned over to the Civil Authorities
for Trial.
s WARRINGTON, April 16:--The President has ordered
That Treasury Agent Dexter who convicted by
military commission at Mobile O.. fraud the Govern
rnent be turned to the civil authorities for trial
Dexter was confined in default Of $2U0. 900 bail.
Insurance Companies Raising their Pre-
mfums.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Five insurance companies have
determined to raise their rates. committee Is engas
ed on o new tariff.
Bishop Soulc Dying.
New ORLEANS, April l6-Letters to the Methodist
Conference report that Bishop SoIle b dying.
Late Markets.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Cotton heavy Sales 1000 bales
.at SIC.
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Bishop Soulc Dying.

NEW ORLEANS April 16.-Letters to the Methodist
Conference report that Bishop SoIle is dying.
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MT FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAE-
M demands aganst the estate Of the Late ARCHIBALD
MCKENZIE deceased, will render attested statements
thereof to Mesars sIMoNs & sIMONe Solicitors, d
their Office No. n Drosdstreet and al persons indsbt
ed tbsrete MIN mako Payment to them or to tho under.
signed. = ' NJ A. q. MoRGSztS
lnril IA wf6 Exec1trix.
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nT NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
demands against the estate Of the late LAURENCE III.
KE1TT will pre,ant them properly attested before
the 1st of July next to Messrs. MOWRY CO., North
Atlantic Wharf. g. 8. KETT,
April 20 stul2 Administrative
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2 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against tho estate Of NATHANIEL GIsT, BE-
JAS. D. aIsT and J. D. and n GIsT. will present them.
properly sttested, 10 the subscriber.
W. O. GIST, Exr. and Adm.
Jonesvills p. o.. Union Dist, 9. q
March2 2moss
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New Yoaz, April ls.-cottOn heavy. Sales 1000 bales
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So PARTIES HOLDING BONDS OR COU-
PoNs of the WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAILROAD COMPANY are requested to communicate
with the undersigned at the Office of Messrs. WILLIS
CHIsoLM, Atlantic Wharf.
April 20 6 JNO. W. CAMERON.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS ON THE 18TH.

The Herald has special correspondence from South
America dated Corentes Goth and Buenos Ayres 28h
of February honey teo the lst and Rio Janeiro the
l0Ih of March, received by way Of England. Tho re-
ports from the sea of the Pats Liver are inter-
esting. The Brazilian Admiral, Tamandare, reached
Correntes the 2lst Of February and sought inter-
view with General Mitre, COMMANDMENT Chief Of the
Allied land forces Immediately Eomovement was, how
over undertaken by the Brazians aud their inactivity
was the subject of ommeLt the fleet under the
Admiral being powerful one, including some i'on
made very daring naval sorles crossing the Pa
in armed canoes on the Vanguard OF the Argen-
tines 1t thought ths BrazillaLs would attempt
passa of the Parana, that 1t woull be ELECTED but
with immense loss to the Allies The Paso de la Patra
was more carefully watched by the Alos since the sue
cess of the parsguaynn iucursions the invaders.
There was o change OF ministry In Brazil.
BuenoB Ayres was tr,d Of the war, as Eer financial
and other mat rial interests were disturbed and de-
pressed by its continuance. There was run amount
ing almost to panic produced by French influence on
the Provincial Bank OF that city The merchants proer
ed aid to the institution, and two private banks came
forward and deposited $50000 in silver and the
other Offering $3.50 00U In gold II 1t was needed.
United States marine, named Murphy, was killed at
q drinking house In Bueno5 Ayre5 he was from the
American war steamer Shawmut lying in that port.
The took place about the 2d Of February
THE FENIANs.
Advces from Eastport ttate that document per-
,ding the FL gish sailors to join the Fenian ranks
has been circulated board the British gunboat at
Campobello. Forty men the Cleaner, English
vessel have been 1t in irons for muuny. reward of
5000 10 to be offered for tho arrest Of the capturcrs OF
the fag on Indian Island Fenians stin arrive at East
port Two hundred and fl werc e1pected yesterday
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as- ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE BIB.
bark WILLIAM RENNIE must be handed in This Day,
before IL M else they will be debarred payment.
GIBBEs & CO.,
April 90 Adger's Wharf
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

oo tho most fashionable and fayorte tailor establish
,,ents ~ that of Dubois d LaManere on Charues-st.
Tbcir coats are admitted only in the way Of walking
adornments on white shoulders. Dr. Rudencz disiIah-
cbsed upon his buildings going up on Baronne, employs
coorcd maslcr-buider and colored workmeu, not pc
cause they cheaper for they are not but because '
are of the best he work suspended Yesterday Ou'
only TO enjoy shadow Of the white mans holiday.
Ii only remains for the whites here TO adopt ana elc
superstition already very naturally sproung upon SUM
obscure pantationsa separate and distinct Wlch JsS
or conrse represSive policy rccos Thus sSiied "'o
labor here of all kinds is high and its p0ducs 80
IrOportiOnate. For instance, simple heeisedh ~ ~
cheapest restaurant is fifty cents-whcn before Le Jo
souls of king coal and cuee have coored H. the IA"
is but ten or fifteen cents pound. To 10 purloSe Ju y,
over the lake the wind smites "thunderhaP oI pCs'
Rents already high rising, but few new tehemens'
while many Of the old really unfit for human hao,'' &
ton To say naught Of luxury common c"nuIt ~ wv
dear TO be comfortable Truly Louisiana lhdusul" ram
pregnant OF other than fair reflections.
Dr Hire one of the victims OF the NeW-Oreahs Ilo,,
having lived in the house here io zen years Is an az
once called upon by his landlord one Murphy loI uou1
rent which having promptly agreed TO- be is next asseu
WITH demand for securitv which al.O being supplied,
the precious Murphy next requires Inc security III te
shape of twelve notes which being az once loIlheOhs
the prosecutor at the end of his troublesome WIS al last
resorts to legal process for Cectmeut lnC uoc'o I'a
the case as aprOpOs TO impartial suffrage Inc Hah"Ec VI
one OF the Oldest and most influential papers mere, no"
claims that he laborcd 10 get Impartial SHuIaSe lno
the Philadelphia platform. ~, M. ,..;,. t,,oly
Mr. May once q proprietor OF Ihe ItmCS, having l"1e!
transferred his fortune to The Crescent that paper pre-
parng TO compete for the prize Of enterprise hrsl Ia'e
hit 10 begin with has secured the monopoly OF Circulation
upon the fair grounds where Crescent once oay 10
sieS its " Fair Ground edition, whose advertisements
have already accrued the sum Of S3OOO.
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TENNESSEE.
srrrcn nr NM noN. w. d. sroKEs.

SPEECH Of TIE hONs w Il. olbhh,'
On his way to Washington, the Hon W. B Stokes
OF Tennessee addressed mass meeting in the Hall OF the
House Of Representatives in Nashville. lie said
win not attempt dictate the members Of the Legsa
ture his 10 hat they should do but viii say that the Toy
people elected and will hold them responsible for keeping
the State the hands o loyal In regard 10 negro SUI
fare every did vote In this state mp 20 the general
election In I-1 and IL you allow them 10 vote You only
uuf the matter back t0 where fathers placed A.
He did believe n property qualification but the nan,
cse might be based intelligence some say he negro M
vote with the Kcbels Well when give them vote hey
have right % for whom they please but they dd not
fight on that side and they viii not against their friends,
1aosc tie blue vii direct their ballot, the same way
they did their shots Whether you adopt THIS measure or not
10 win the rises Time is only wanting 10
it, adoption Adopt u Tennessee ami ou stand upon
the top round the lGdder of progress You propose 10
hold a convention the 2ld of February, and desire
90 carry the State next Fall There thirty forty thousand
who stand ready help you in this VIII you et them do
ST. Rebel element Davidson County alone Wod no
doubt contribute slO0oJ and raise IL in - hours II h h
means they could induce this Legislature 20 adjourn without
doing ANYTHING He boz favor Of Congress going mo
the recognized States but he did hold that they have right 10
20 into these reconstructed States and say by enabling acts
what shall be- done he would not be ut n surprised o see
this distant day There no telling Nhat was h
old Thnd Steycuss head.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

AN EX.ALDRRMAN DANGEROUSLY lNUREp.-Mr
William w Walsh formerly representing the Eleventh Ward
in tho Board Of Aldermen thrown from his buggy Wednes
DAY forenoon In Marcy.ave. Watonst, L. d., and
received injuries Of serious nature He was taken from the
pavement In an insensbe state and conveyed the City
Hospital The accident caused by the spirited young
horse which Mr. Walsh YQs diving taking fright and over
turuius the buggy. g fxfy.-1. IT."
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THE NEW SENATOR ELECT.


John Anthony Winston of Sumter County was
Yesterday elected by the Alabama Legislature Senator from
this State to the Congress Of the United States for six years
term expires the 9Th Of March 1861 Mr. Houston
elected at the last term Of the Legislature by majority and
was defeated for reelection Yesterday by four majority
the eleventh joint ballot Messs Cooper and Langdon hay
ing been withdrawn.
John Anthony Winston s native Of Madison COUNTY Ala.
people Of Alabama and the South having been in public life for
long series Of years He was the first native Albanian
secondly and the first native Albanian elected the
Senate Of the United states from this State Ex-Governor
Winston first appearance public life s representative
In the Legislature from Sumter County and then state
Senator from the county He elected President Of
isi7s and was on the Pierce electoral ticket n 1852 HE has
been States Rights Democrat all his life and wns elected
Governor Of Alabama IN I5 w as te regular Democratic nom
s E1oT So4s cSad I SAGIass terms
f tesse nS5F Si &C. si .s sq ct SSge SGy Y e
euocstic National Convention In that Convention with
oors Of the Alabama Delegation be supported Hon James
nomination however he supported him cordially In 1919 Gov
Winston took an active pai u NE opposition to
IN 800 Gov Winston We On e Douglas electoral ticket
FOR the state at large and lent the force of his intellect and
fuence the Of the Presidential candidate l
ek0ice He bitterly opposed to secession but the
sion Of his native Alabama he cordially acquesced and went
with his State He organized The 9Th Alabama Regiment aud
went 20 VTgna Colonel OF that regiment lie was at the
siege Of yorktown under Gen Joseph Johnston and par
tcpated in the battles the retreat from Yorktown and
the days battles around Richmond in ls62 Gov Win.
st0n the idol Of his troops and conspicuous for
daring bravery Amer campaign Of ~ months in Virginia
Gov Winston was consequence Of III health compelled to
resign In the On the cessation Of hOses he honestly
and sincerely accepted the arrament o the sword and
given his unqualified allegiance 10 the Constitution
aud laws OF the United States was member of The STATE
Convention IN 1865 70 his State the Union
John ANTHONY Winston is possessed Of an iron will stcod
purpose and ike rnuess and soud te evcr ce
be Senate Of the United States the people South can
Of He ia midi laef Ii
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

ara tho two side wheel steamers City of Norfolk and Lady
of the Lake under the respective capiancy Of Captains
Thompson and ngraham Until very recently the me Nhc
now extends between Wilmington and Crished ran Only ~ ar
m Se,ford and the stations brought into reusoh arc
Foktovn Eden Princess Ann WestOyer Kingston, Marion
and CsGed fhe Aramesse River upon which the latter Is
nated emptics Tanger Sound down which the eNeur
st proceeds fifteen miles before reaching the Chesapeake
b new steamers beauties In their way and their capa
bes will be abundany tested with the process Of year
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
CITY NEWS.

PERsoxAL.-Cornelius Wendell Commissioner Of
Public Printing; the Hon John D. Doees Washington the
Hon l. NJ Morrill, and the Hon. Charles Clark Maine the
Hon T. A. Rollins New Hampshire. and the Hon H. an
Acrpom Fronknye are among thc arrivals al the Astor
ouse senator Dixon ConnecteGt and Gen. w G. Clarke
Wosbnrton are n Hoffman House. Judge CLIFFORD ash
incton is nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel The Hon T. Scott
Philadelphia is at the 81 Nicholas Hotel Col j. H. Fry
T. : 4 and Col W Rowland Boston, are at the euopoi
Hotel