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Exciting Session of the Canadian
Parliament.

New YORK, July 11.--The Herald's Ot-
tawa dispatch says: There was an excited
session of the Canadian Parliament yester-
day. The Opposition assailed the Govern
ment with great force and effect, and the
project Of annexation to the United States
seems to gain favor.
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BosToN, July 1l.-Examination before
the u. S.. Commissioner Court Of Captain
w. Grant, charged with burning his chip,
the Young Mechanic, at sea In April last,
has resulted In committing the defendant
for trial In September next. aa bstaf
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New Vorlt StocG W.rL.,

Stocks steady; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
yS4; ghicas9 Rock Island 061; CLEVELAND, a To-
fSaS fS:d qGRSSSs PsSTrs @ Dc
tTal l221i; Michigan Southern 8lX; Reading lO7l<:
Hudson ll4H; Erie TAX; New York Central 80;
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Gen. rSickles Declines TO be Arr
l..lL ~ III reafe6. |. L.-n u ~

New York, July 1.-THE Worlds Char
lesion special says Gen. Sickles, on au-
thority from headquarters, has declined to
be arrested on the writ of attachment
Csn sSS S sosG SoSp 'TS enS Syan tH oSsv
hdbeds corpus writ In the CASTILLO case. ALI
proceedings on the motion have been referred
to President johnson.
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The French Army Preparing for
Service Negotiations Between
France and Austria.

AbcbNvCcu
France and Austria.
New YORK July 1l.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette of the 9th Of June says: A very re-
markable increase of activity has taken
place within the last few days in the mill
tary establishments of France. Uniforms,
arms and ammunition are being got ready
in the greatest haste and in sufficient
amountfor the equipment of the army at
its full strength. The reserves have as yet
not been called in, but these, are always to
be got at In eight or ten days notice.
A Paris correspondent of the same Jour-
nal says: l am able to- state, on very good
authority, that negotiations are now going
on with great secrecy between France and
Austria with the object of producing an
arrangement between these governments
that may lead to definite understanding,
and eventually to. an alliance between
them.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Now York MoneY market-JuIY mi,

/ MONEY Moderately active at sac per cent,
STERLlNG EXCHANGE = Quiet at 1850
GOLD Firmer, opening at HoI. advancing to
/ EXpQRTS-Specie 10 .day, T92, ,s2o. '11f
Z GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Active and hrmor
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Financial.

The Commercials money article says :
The stock market shows vigorous recov
cry from the slight reaction of yesterday
Transactions at the morning board are un
usually large and prices range highe
throughout the list. Activity in Cover
ments continues. Government Is at pres
ent large operator in securities, and tn
present excitement and advance in prices
chiefly owing to its transactions.
The passage of the tariff bill in the Hous
with such large majority has revived con
fidence in the gold room that the bill will
become law. There has, consequently
been an enlarged demand from spectators
with view to holding gold off the market
so as to squeeze the importers. ,I-
Money is in rather more demand, an(
some lenders are holding for per cent. ol
call loans. The general rate, however, il
per cent. Discounts are shade firmer
but prime names range at $500 per cent
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Ram Dunderberg.
Fire I'm UtIcn.

UTICA, N. Y, July 11.-A destructive Fl
occurred in this city this morning, destroy
ing Metcalf & behring's carpenter sho
Pierce, Babcock & Co.'s tobacco manufaC
tory, the cabinet warerooms of Fritz &c Co.
and the clothing establishment of Jaco
Wendelsohn, besides injuring more or les
adjacent buildings. Total loss about $40
600, on which there was insurance Of $l2,
000
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FROM NEW YORK.


New YoRK, July 1.-THE trot at tb
Fashion course yesterday for purse an
stake of $1,000, resulted in Mr.. Carpenter
Lucy being declared the winner in thrt
straight heats. Time-233, 2;30 and 2:321i
The Ram Dunderberg.
The great ram Dunderberg has had stear
on for number of days for the purpose {
testing her massive machinery, The trial
have thus far proved entirely satisfactory
'and everything has worked with an eas
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18
FROM OHIO.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. IT, The GA,
sette's Nashville despatch states that
during the debate on the bill granting
civil rights to negroes, in the House yes
terday an alteration took place between
Messrs. Steel and Arnold. The 'lie''
was given and returned. House ad-
journed-great confusion.
Generals Heth, Pillow, Hood, Long
street and other southern leaders, have
been in Cincinnati lately, and engaged
sixteen hundred white laborers. and
purchased eight hundred cotton ploughs
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
WHEELING, Jan. II. The Legislature
Of West Virginia organized yesterday.
The former officers were reelected. The
Governors message Is q forcible docu'
ment. The financial exhibit of Auditor
and Treasurer's report are fiattering
the report of the Adjutant General
shows that West Virginia furnished the
Union army 81, 600 men. The Governor
recommends free schools to the fostering
care of the Legislature, and recommends
liberal legislation to complete the james
River and Kanawha Canal, and thu
Covington and Ohio Railroads.
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Gsltgrapgit Wehs,
NORFOLK POST DISPATCHES.
THE THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENAIE.
The President presented the creden-
tials of VIM. A Graham, Senator elect
of North Carolina. They were laid on
the table.
Mr.. Wiley, of West Virginia, intro
duced bill ceding to State OF West Vir-
ginia certain lands and tenements at
Harper's Ferry, belonging tothe United
States.
Mr.. Chandler, of Michigan, offered a
resolution, which was adopted, calling
for whatever information the President
NAV have received touching the viola
ton of neutrality laws by the army oc-
cupying the right (Mexican) bank ofthe
Rio Grande.
Mr.. Doolittle, of Wisconsin, spoke at
great length in support of President
Johnson's scheme of restoration, show.
ing that the latter was only following
out the principles Of Mr.. Lincoln which
was endorsed by every member OF the
latter's cabinet. He alluded to Senator
Summers way for States to go out of the
Union, namely, by act Of Congress, and
argued to show the contrary, asserting
that State is not destroyed by war un-
less conquered by foreign power or
dismembered by the terms contained in
the surrender Of their armies. He would
admit as representatives all who could
take the prescribed oath, for the reason
that all know the most justifiable of all
cause for rebellion or revolution, Is to
tax and govern people without repre-
sentation.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill incorporating the National
| Protection Homestead Company was re-
! jsctsd BY aheavy vote. Its design was
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force of five hundred Americans had
crossed the Rio Grande and captured
the city of Bagdad and the Imperial
force of fifteen hundred men, which gar
risoned the place. Bagdad is a place o.
some commercial Importance, which
sprang into existence during our wal
with Mexico, and is situated at the
mouth of the river. This may compli-
cate our affairs with Napoleon and Maxi,
milan. T.r-e
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RIOT.

New YORK, Jan. II. The Herdld's
Cincinnati special correspondent states
that a serious ARRAY Of q political char
acter occurred at Richmond, Ky. Two
We're Gle fMsSa s1& say s
sons participated in the riot, and ono
man was killed and three are supposed
to be MORALLY wounded, besides others
seriously injured.
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FATAL SHELL EXPLOSION. About 10
O'clock yesterday morning, az two white
men named Michael Martin and VIM.
Reese were engaged in an old shed on
Twenty.fifth street, south side OF the
dock, in uncapping an old shell for the
purpose of extracting the powder from
It, it suddenly exploded, wOunding them
in q most horrible manner Martin had
his right leg cut off above the knee, left
hand cut of. left knee mangled into a
Jelly, right eye put out and face shock
ingly cut and burned. He was taken to
his mothers store, on the corner of 18th
aad Main streets, where he fingered
until o'clock in the afternoon, when
he breathed his last. Reese was still
alive when last heard from, but was not
expected to survive the night.-Rich-
mO,.d Times Jan. II.
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to charter company with capital of
three millions, to provide homesteads in
the South, tosettlers without distinction
of color.
The remainder of the session was con-
sumed In debating the bill to give negro
suffrage to the District of Columbia.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

The stockholders of the National Ex-
press Company met at Richmond on
Tuesday. It was stated that $4, $50, 900
of the capital had been subscribed, and
$l32, 900 had been paid in. A resolution
fixing the salaries, viz: President, $lO,-
900; Superintendent, $4,000; Secretary,
$1,000; Treasurer $500; Agent at
Richmond, 81 500; Clerks and Messen-
gers, from $50 to $75 per month, was re-
ported and laid on the table.
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VESSEL BURNED. The steam tug
Thomas A. Folks left with the steamer
Bonita in tow on Saturday morning,
bound for Norfolk. At half-past two
o'clock Sunday morning, the tug caught
fire, near Claremount, below this city and
burned to the waters edge. She was
built in 1851, by Thomas A. Folks, for
Creary & Co., New York, and chartered
to the Government during the war, and
afterwards sold to Captain Morris and
others, of Georgetown, 3. Z. She was
fully insured. The steamer Bonita
sprung leak and sunk near the same
spot. Richmond Examiner.
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THE RICHMOND CowHIDINa CASE
AGAIN. H. Rives Pollard, Esq. Edi-
tor of the Richmond Examiner, was ar
rested on Tuesday by virtue ola warrant
issued at the instance of Mr.. E. P.
Brooks, of the New York Times, for as
sault. He appeared before the Mayor,
and not being ready for trial, furnished
bail for his appearance yesterday: The
result of the proceedings in court have
not come to hand. Mr.. Brooks waspres-
sent, accompanied by two friends.
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Newsmen and newsbcys desiring papers WI please
have their orders at the counting the ew ning pre-
yious before six o'clock.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, Jan. II, Cotton steady
at 51@52; Flour: advanced &c. Wheat
dull; Corn unchanged; Pork dull, Mess
$31; Coffee and Molasses quiet; Gold 40.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females is unequalled by any
other preparation in Chlorosis Retention Painful
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BROAD sTATEsMANsHIP.

Mr.. Henry J. Raymond, the republic
can representative Of democratic dis
trict In New York city, finds the role of
q conservative hard in Congress. He
introduced the following bill the other
day:
bill to amend the several of Congress relating to
Naturalization, and for other purposes.
Be enacted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
ves of the United States of America In Congress assem-
bed That all the acts Of Congress relating TO natufa
zaticn be- and the hereby amended by striking
they the se% ,ss
free white person and that in the matter OF natura
zation there shall be distinction as TO race or color
See 2. And be 1t further enacted, That all persons
born or hereafter to be born within the limits and
under the Jurisdiction OF the United States, shall Be
deemed and considered and hereby declared to be
citizens Of the United States and entitled toal rights
and privileges as such.
Sec g. And be it further enacted That nothing in this
contained shall be construed to naturaze or author
ixs the naturalization Of any members of the Indian
tribes.
It will be observed that this statesman
declares that "there shall be no distinc-
ton as to race or COLOR" and In the same
breath proclaims "that nothing in this
act contained shall be construed to nat
uralize or auJnorine tho decentralization
| of any members of the Indian tribes"
II this bill becomes law, the colored
descendants OF the fort-builders of the
South will become "citizens of the
United States and be entitled to all the
rights and privileges as SUCH" and
the original owners of this land, as
we'll as those that come after them, are
outlawed forever. Does Mr.. Raymond
knew that Colonel Parker of General
Grants staff is an Indian Does he
know that that officer Is now out on
mission having something to do with
the reconstruction of this nation How
the colored man on the wayside darkens
the path Of the statesman! Mr.. Ray
mond's bill is n blot on the intelligence
Of Congress. 1t is a subterfuge, trick
and we think some one ought to tell him
80. tits q fetch to get rid of the negro
suffrage issue.
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Mayhem 4 Brothers, Booksellers and staboners, are
authorized agents sell the Norfolk Post and oil orders
left with them will be attended to the same If left al
the efhce Of publication.
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We tender our thanks TO Mr.. Barnes
of the National Express for Baltimore
papers iii advance of the mail.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II. Flourvery duh,
Howard Superfine $7a; Wheat and Corn
dull; Oats heavy; Seeds steady.
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8. NJ. Pettergin 4 Co., authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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An abusive article from the Richmond
Examiner, and three columns of news,
will be found on the first page.
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For Weakness arising from Indiscreton. The ex-
haused powers of Nature which accompanied by so
many alarming symptoms, among which viii be found
Indisposton to Exertion Loss of Memory Wakefulness
Horror of Disease Forehodngs of Evil in fact Uni
versa Lassitude Prostitution and inability enter into
the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution. affected with organic Weakness
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the system, which HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU In
varably does. II no treatment 10 submitted to, Con-
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THE COWHIDING AFFAIR.

RICHMOND, Jan. II. The investiga-
ton of the rencontre at the Spottswood,
before the Mayor to-day, Mr.. Pollard
was bailed to appear before the Grand
Jury term Of the Hastings Court, in
February.
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Advertisers requested to hand In their ADVERTISE
ments before six o'clock in the evening, pi 'vious 10
anhlicaton.
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Our advices from Mexico by telegraph
this morning are highly important. A
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18
YAM KEE INVASION OF MEXICO

YAM KEE INVASION OF MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II. Four hum
dred Fillibusters, under Col. Reid, have
crossed the Rio Grande from the Amer
lean side and captured Bagdad, on the
Mexican side, below Matamoras, taking
prisoners the Imperial garrison of 1900
men.
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In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing 10
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The reader must be aware that however slight may 10
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

viii radically extemnate from the system Diseases
arising from Habits OF Dissipation at little expense little
change in diet, inconvenience OF exposure COM
petsy superseng those unpleasant and dangerous rem
edies Copalya and Mercury in all these diseases,
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g.. All communications relating to business matters cor
nected with this paper should be addressed 10 b. M
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining &c
Editorial matters and all correspon intended io
tho paner should be addressed to John Clark Editor
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For purifying the blood removing all chronic eonstlts
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-10-10
Terrible Casualty.

The Lewisburg Journal has the follow
ing:
On Thursday morning last about six
O'clock, Mr.. Andrew Meixell, of Sunbury.
son of Peter Meixell, of this place, was
shot under the following circumstances ::
He left home before breakfast, on an
errand, and while passing the lot of Mr..
Irwin, of Sunbury, noticed some apples
lying on the ground, and jumped over the
fence with the purpose of getting one or
two to eat; he had scarcely done so when
he was fired upon with fatal effect, by a
son of Mr.. Twins about eighteen years
old. The gun was loaded with small
bird-shot, which took effect in the arm
and breast, penetrating the lungs. The
unfortunate man managed to get over the
fence and walk short distance when he
fell and laid until discovered by his friends
and carried home, where he died at six
o'clock in the evening. He was buried
at the cemetery here ON Saturday last
We forbear any comment on this terrible
occurrence, as the perpetrator is now in
Jall and will answer to the law for the
oftense. The bereaved friends have our
Warmest sympathy in this unexpected
calamity. Mr.. Meixell was 26 wears and
six months old, and leaves a wife and two
children.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-10-10

health and stimulates organs of life into vigorous
action. Hence it rapidly variety of com plants
which caused by impurity of the blood such
ScroitG Rtnq'S EUiL TtB10rS, Ulcers Sores, ErEp
tons, PmpCS, BOtches, BOis, 81. AnhoagS Fire, Rose
ErysipeLdS Tetter SAT- Hheun, ScdLd Head Ring
Worm Cancer or CdGerOiS TIBiOrS Sore EVeS Female
Diseases. such ReentOn Irregutarity Suppression
Whites Scrity also Syphilis, Venereq Diseases LiU-
Complaints and Heart Diseases Try Ayers Sarsa-
para, and see for yourself the surprising activity
with which it cleanses the blood and cures these dis
orders.
During late years the public have been mlsled by
Sarsaparillia for one dollar Most Of these have been
frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain tle
if any Sarsaparilla but often curative ingredient
whatever. Hence, bitter disappon tnent has follow
ed the of the Various extracts of Sarsapari!ia
which flood the market until the itself has be-
come Synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
call this compound "Sarsaparilla," and intend 10
supply such remedy as shall rescue the name from
the load of oOloquy which rests upon it. We think
have ground for believing 1t has virtues which
irresistible by the class of diseases 1t Is intended TO
We can assure the sick that offer them the
best Alternative know how to produce, and have
reason to believe 1t Is by far the effecual pur
fer of the blood yet discovered
AYEEs CHERRY PECTORAL is universally known to
suTpass every other medicine for the cure of Coughs
Colds, influenza, Hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis In
clpent Consumption. and for the relief of Consump-
i've Patients III advanced stages of the disease that
Is useless here to recount the evidence of its yir
tues The world knows them.
Prepared by DIR. J. C.. AVER Co. Lowell Mass and
sold by CH4s RITZ, LewistOwn and all Druggists and
dealers III hledlclhe everywhere. sepl9-2m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-10-10

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Mr Joseph Kurtz,
of East Salem, met with an accident on
Tuesday of last week which terminated
i'll death on yesterday morning, He and
his little daughter had been riding in a
spring wagon, and while descending a
hill, some part of the harness broke, when
the horse became frightened and ran off.
The wagon struck stump, and Mr.. KurtZ
and his little girl were thrown out. The
child escaped injury, but Mr.. X. had one
of his legs broken in two places and his
shoulder broken and badly bruised, be-
sides, it is thought, sustaining internal
injuries. Medical attendance was imme
diately procured, and he appeared to be
getting along pretty well until Monday
night last, when his shoulder became
rapidly inflamed, and death ended his
sutferings on the following morning. Mr..
Kurtz had been engaged in the mercan-
tile business at East Salem for a number
of years, and was highly respected by all
who knew him. His untimely death will
be deeply felt in the community in which
ne lived.-MiBtintos0n Register.