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AsuINsa suaosa d sapusl VI.

Dsuwkea gMrsee IN F~v.sw ssrsee-JThs rsrs,e.
kngaged - h--Dcasa Of Ose sf thcsn--Arreee
~ tho Csiity Parties.
Esrv yesterday uorninsA melee IL front Of Jos
ocoepors ssver No 10 Frman stres between stat, ana
Atlantic asrects In which young men named Thomas
Horton Owes hsshsss cad = McAaisTs we're .nssr.d
ne party gc @s drunt u The tavern exchanged consider
able badnsaa aftar which the Last named sfl~rrtef 1,
separate iv Ne party aud prcoeeded The houss Of rat
rteh GDerseu ~bo yss merit foor % oConnrr's lie was
eu we're On ar wsy cut q blossoms house Horton PIT
N Hish wcrd1 followed end before the waiter was setsisd
had ot out Of dora A. soon they reached Tho street
hearing The Struggle ~f'hous went 70 see what wss
lss 1otsr en- ND ~ sn~nef stespcd orc ~
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rna.see steamer hound III ssh 70 miles Of Mon,
as ssSsaR ""a hsnsn Ho sas
m.se md nssensers q Liyngsl9 n r1s Co. % ~
AN 30 miles norlh o. Fyngpan nnoais' saw rtesms ~
u sssSssip p"sss Tuss Partridge xswss.. -. with
sIeamssin ri CID Hobart. NsIberu days. with cotton
steamship oansns Gale Boston, with md and passen-
ssS,s s.s. s s % s', " ssss
os~seo sgSa 81 a from the oooS .nd
lost. aay carried away be q and lost mariin
ss s vesraS rom 70 G Ia q
ss I po wi from s
ont 2h Ia, q lon y 20 eaased sp ., c,ns ,a
barge a@anii,s, q i lS dsals .,,.. ,, ,s
sark Slsss oaFs op:,aas and risror 20 Ss DAY - Win
with heavy ges fom NV Sep, u u 2 h ion = "
cargo Shied and vessel thrown no. on hs'S With
9s n &c S sD p% der he'd held sg
tuled t he Yards SEPT i9and Oct had two moro
sgoa @ smo " he back asa seuei ruaer
H. and % che yss hS as nyns ss % oa &
enabled r % car S 70 ss
g. spohe ship Mlnnesah, from Liverpool for Now York.
Ra,k sasdaieaa sesrs nspinwai 80 days. with rubber
r a s sea so yS ns S E, one
e. sss yss = @ YOU
sg SoSn SHAY e Bro, sms fssaornn Sep.
Se sisss Jon a2s pose barn fssbes Jones' I from
\
Brig Foins fBr, Forbes Ivca fSnain 40 davs with wne
&c 10 Brett Son Co. Oct 81 1917 miles Sc OF Georges
spoke ahp Sacramento from Boston for San Francisco
Brig Blue Wave tr Carroll kiDgsi0n, Ja 30 days, with
logwood and coffee 20 D Dewo'f& Co Had strong NE
Winds tho whole passage 10 mes norih OF Memory Rock
ritle Bahainas passcd large ship apparently Amen-
! cam ashore with wreekng schooner alongside
Brig ka ahdln tof bansor Saunders Barbados 23 days
4 with sugar. &c to master.
Brig le.,e York ~. Coz Inaru., y days with salt,
| with strong ard NE winds.
Brig Belle (Br, Seehuaen Havana. ~ days with 70
Micha Rupp. Oct Is lat 81 lon 79 small boat bottom
mp and stoge Had heavy northeast gales the entire
| sage.
Brg " @ Berry Coson Maanzas 10 days With molasres
toJas Ward Go. Had heavy head winds most OF the
i passage.
Brig Alexander Mlhken fBr), HIM. Matanzas. 10 days.
with 20 Fowler iowa Oct "a la 81 80 Ion 20 "A.
spoke schr Knight from Cardenas for Boston. Is days
| out.
Bng Irene, Dyer Savannah, 10 days With
Son Ce. Oct 2s lat "a 40 Inn rs Is spoke schr Ma
| honv, from Savannah for Baltimore.
Brig flackhsh. Newbnrg for Boston.
Schr lsnhe, of New London>. Dennison Indanola ~
days with hides &C. TO Turner Beatie Oct 10 or Tortu-
gaa bark standing NV, with fore and main n,ass
I gone under Jurymasfa
schr Forest King Welsh, aavannah, 10 days. Oct 2eth
| Ahrnhnrn Smith seaman. died OF fever.
schr Coast Pilot Conkin Wilmington. NC. days. bound
| schr Palma Brawater Newbern, sc. Z daya
Sohr Fairwind. Bowman New Bedford.
Ecnr Griffin, aould Gloucester
Rchr Czar, 49,, Gloucester.
sehr Monson, y, -, Providence.
Below.
Ship Orient 20 days from liverpool.
fh'p Sersamar, 80 days from Liverpool
ship Nunqnarl Dormio. 36 days from Liverpool.
Snip Minnehaha, from Liverpool
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gen. Adams, wwhncton, and Hon W. w-sacoose,
Kentucky, are NJ the Eevore House.
Tho Hon. John Wentworth, Chicago; Ho1 J. b.
Chaplin, Colorado are At the H. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. n. Ashley, Ohio; II. A Rsley, wssbiA gtnn |.
Hon Hollis WHITE Nisgars; Col Tiey, q. q. A.; Hon.
John W. Tufts, Boston, Hon A. J. HAMILTON, 7cxAA are
ct the Aston house.
a Ros,on on ths Gath inst wore Jake Thompson, Ne
slnfected rag man. Cameron, the leader OF the :
Abans raid; 6enstor OWN, A. L. Calhoun grandson
J. q Calhoun Colonel Duncan, Captain Godfrey Cap
tain Hease Dutch Mobile steamboat captain; Captain
Nicely and some twenty thirty other notorOus rseea
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SHlPPiN q NE w s.
AaasrAo pvs voes->sum rax
CIV ss1s. ............. VI nsea wanna morn
Pat o. new rssr. scvoses %. ssA


Yrsuch steam frisas Tennis, Ritcurt xe~ London. u
hours.
stesmship Deutschland (rren) wessea Bremen Oct ~
VIA 1Tth PM with mdse and 10 passcngsr
20 Dechs Co Had strong westerly wipds most 81 the
passage n, 80 PM ~ II, Ion u o. paced steam
ship CITY OF Corr, hence Tor Liverpool.
ssescoship Aepiania tHsml frsutrnann. Hsmburg and
ecuhsao0n Oct u. With mdse and r.sserStrs " Kun.
ssssss q, ~ ~ n = I'm rsss.d aim rrsssdens
tHmss bovS< 3; aih, To- a. lon " u. passed four
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a Lobby Woman in Court-Female Influence
In the Depart mepis in WnshinGt on Andrew
Johnson, Henry j. Raymond and Father
Grant Figure in the (,use.
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BOSTON, Nt)et ~, AM--An shp Daniel Draper, Rrady,
Calcutta, bsAk rAoo Giovanni lsa Tsrcced, Lssherp;
era Mobile , irwin. Atsins Charleston pssns Mayo
Norfcls; Laura Sstdsmsn. Hart Gecrg~own no. InrIeI
Rich kelsey; Inv Amss Fispdsrs and Corvo, rictsrng
BALTIMORE n Levnsns, imeLm; oussra HURLEY and =
NJ cid fssainshps ;,onS,rcis. sssru Nrw Ossns; Geo
NSoss his nandc'pb psssSs: os'vsssor ssht n WI
dss, Dpflsh. uehls
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DRoPosALs FOR RAUoNs.

wAssi.sior, Oct. u, iscs
;,s5: S:,s :s 81
TTSSss1ksisSSsyyG5aas $500. v. hss%S:s,ss
wAsiSatoH pp I,,rs. " coums
s i0srOkT rear. Norfolk, Virginia
p psrsno oo!tIr.............'.. i rs.
Eseh rson 70 conss, Of Of pound o. sors
ssssssa dow, sS s.:i:: ss.s
ras hundred rsiions Of eight quarts Sesns or
lieu thereof Ten pounas q rss Or in Lieu .hsrsof twice
Isss ed q, ho.a,sd ounce q %.ss
pound Of sperm csndles OF cad fourth poars o.
, r. ,..s q rs
sall o. % re single ration. % ROOD quality v.h ncSas
.1a penn as. place sss
New cricsn sSa and he sesus sr.ss
sandes, soap salt &C.: @ be Of sood quality.
All BIDS must 50 sosompaaea BY the following guar
=. u. sas:;a.e "a s... in * s. s, e
ssssrissa =. .sosslsd >. ,hsy YIN Within Jay.
ana ia ss nc said sss si % snsr in,o sss rae,
ss.s s a make .ssf s s Ss ss %,, s
accepted. A.. B., tiuarant0r.
wintness: r.. -, iss-
men Of properly and aba 70 sooi iAsir sar
ss sgss y he rnss States p.,rie. ,uass rrses
rrpos.i val 90 c,n8dersd ucss accompanied By The
S.w.papsr. sahosed publish ,h- shove wiz ,sna ,hs
rtE-r containing the fs insertion this once for eIa
rrcposaist Y !. c-tcra.d "rrcress FOR RAsons" ace
WILLIAM a SLACK, MAJOR srd ouarsrmastor. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

MONTREAL, March 1.-THE government has re-
ceived an official letter from Windsor, c. w.,
stating that the mayor Of Detroit had said that
there was likelihood of an attack from that
point.
The Six Nations of Indians offered the govern
ment the services of 500 braves.
Sir Frederick Bruce has ordered the West India
squadron to Halifax, with all the dsposable troops
from the West Indies.
The excitement here has much abated.
TORONTO, March lit is reported that a reve-
nue. cutter is watching the Fenians of Ogdens-
burg.
Large reinforcements Of troops are expected
from England shortly; some regiments OF cavalry
among them. .l.....
At present about ten thousand regulars are in
Canada, besides eleven thousand volunteers on
duty and at least fifteen thousand fully armed
militia are ready to move at a moments notice
and eighty thousand more could soon be made
available.
The government has an immense number of off
GERS of volunteers, well drilled, to lead the militia
and large number at st. Johns. They are daily
increasing. ~.
There was some little excitement on the west
ern frontier last night. occasioned by noisy de
monstrations in honor of St. Patrick.
Troops were under arms last night, but all i
| quiet to-day. .r.
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ARREST FOE .FoRGERY.-H Hartford, &C.,, March
l6.-henry =; Mard, lately aPpointea .faV e
pany has been arrested at Cleveland on charge
Of forgery committed in 1864. The company have
revoked his commission. He is said to have for
feited his bonds, and to have left for parts I'M
known. sa...
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nK. G.. w. DIRMEYER--
NO. 80 PRYTANIA STREET,

BETWEEN ITALIA MELPoMRsF.
II EMOVAL-DR BERTHELoT HAS REMOVED
~ his office frem I6l CANAL street to tho opposite
side Of the street.-the. l7Obetween BARoNNE and DRY.
AIDES Hours for special consultation from u NJ Or. H.
kS~Dr B., usual gives special attention to all sUBGI.
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PARADISE Losr-Masonic Hdll-First grand
matinee to-day at 10 NJ, at half the evening prices
of admission. Reserved seats far Sunday nights
exhibition can be secured to-day at Blaekmar's
music store, lG7 Canal street.
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FINANCIAL.

JAMES l.. GLENN
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE & CO.,
New York,
Will make cash advances Consignnen.s to them In New
York, and to friends in London, Liverpool Aptwsne
and Bremen.
Office, 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans
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TRUSTEES
Charles Briggs, Archibald Montgomery,
Ant. Carriere, Henry j. Vose,
George A. Fosdck, Jas jackson,
Mason Pitcher E. Marquee,
r. Bruger, Alfred Dohonde,
E. Cramer, Charles Weishaur
Charles Laiitte, A. Lacourt,
John S. Meunsel Frank Williams,
P. Anderson, Thomas Byrne,
Alfred Kearny, John Thornhill,
A. r. Montgomery, W. A. Violet
A. Frerichs, D. Plagse,
A. T. Eoblom, Hugh Mcdonald
George W. Dunbar, Harlow j. Phelps,
E. +. Stockmeyer, VIM. NJ. Pinckard.
George W. Hynson, Henry H. Bryan,
S. L. Woodbridge.
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STALLS NOS, AND ST. MARY's MARKET
Ships, Steamships and Steamboats, Supplied,
and is prepared furnish his old fiends and
with everything in lie line bis old place
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The Board of Trustees have resolved declare Scrip
dend Of thirty per cent the earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates will be issued after the I'd day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 will
deemed also six cent interest all outstanding Cerf
of Scrip will be paid second Monday of May
1856 to the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
!
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10 conformity with the requirements Of their charter
company publish the following statement
Total premiums for the year ending February D.
1904 .oo, -,o =,
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10 10 feet
| 80 feet
|'.auXnl
doctor
10 feed
|pacity.i
pr one. /
|. Ram
| t. Ma
|orkingI
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troke 6
/ DAM
or two
= coal
n case.
he ma
Ieellent
ID.
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE G

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE GO.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Premiums received for the ending April Ia
Losses paid during time 6672a 80
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Bills receivable secured by mortgage and Stocks $50 %
E. for Premiums. b7,746 SO
Insurance Scrip SS93 30
Real Estate G0Q00 w
Bank Stocks, City and other Bonds, etc .s665bse
Less suspended notes, Stock and Bond
count 800 00-6t, $50 %
Premiums In course of collection 81, 1872 rs
Cash on hand. 32,5i2 II
s5s6,74s 90
The Company will interest Its outstanding Certh
Gates of Scrip to the legal holders thereof and after the
second Monday July next, and Trustees deel
dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE per cent payable in scrip dev
cradle on and after the first Monday in August.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
RENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel a. Kennedy
G. r. Buddecke James J. Hanna,
Samuel B. Newbern, A. DutiI,
z. n. Foley, William Edwards,
J. Norman jackson, a. g. Ober,
A Thompson, A. B. Reading
NATIONAL MARINE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Company Insures against all Losses by
|, Fire, Marine and INLAND Navigation.
TWENTY. FIRE PER CENT DISCOUNT
Fire, Marine and River Risks,
| On and after the LIST of October.
Once, corner Of CAMP and COMMON sTREErs
Il . J. N. COURFENAY, President
s. c. EMLEY, Vice President.
RLoUIs O. DHoMERGUE. Secretary.
WARREN, NEwC0MB a. CO.
w No 82 BROAD STREET, NEW Yer
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General Com
Mission Merchants.
tn ID. NEwCGMR 81 BRO
Ill. LOUISVILLE, KY
|, Wholesale asrocera and Commission Aer-
chants.
T LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE on
by R. PRTTCHNRD,
| Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant,
No. IS CaSondelet Street, New Orleans La
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INSUR ANCE.
7 CUISTANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner of Camp and Gravier streets

I W l. Eth ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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Nfp 0nfans galy en, Saturday 4Noraino, aareh a. 1865
COMPREHENSIVE.
| Carl .

A CARD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARD.
s % 2s ay xG 9pss TaE s faLsG
viii give prompt attention to all business confded TO their
Southern senators are To- e seass n
the junior partner will continue give bis such
f etS %safst the%
Washington City, Feb. TO- 1866.
ba;i1e. UiS \ ll WILL ATTEND TO ALL
viii 't hs the asd
TA7 TgS5ss4s Street, Washington CITY,
eo ssT Mseh h Hs Sss
hon VI L. sharkey Jackson Miss; Hon Randel Hunt
Fouts Memphis, Tenn; Hon W Stevenson, cosington,
Washington City Feb 10, 1866
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS Jay
and hes, f% The of @
sha - Magasns street of Grave lately uped
T she at
i. ,. 5WHEEIocK,
New Orleans, March l, 1866 y w y. F Wd5bbnAS
THE RI. ITEM f1L s;sad,n OF SAM, DE BOW d co.
l. Is TINS day dissolved by mutual consent.
INV Z, W. d BJ t3&
the UNDERSIGNED, have this day formed COPARTNER
su e2 Il .Ss ID .$
street. - " ~
T. y. 1 B6gGK ~ General Partner
r.u o-,.o,, SAN De Es BOW Partner in CoInmeHdum.
ri Ely c fsaqe ne G3N s Ps
account at his old stand under the name and style Of
New Orleans, Feb. !, 1866. ~
CoPARTNERsIHIP-T FIRM OF CLIFFoRD
The ny the 1 is
business at the old stand corner Grsyie and New Leyee
I 1F2s: {: G %sFsH:
;.1rs.1 r. HEREToEoKE EXIST
SHx as Vii ass X * asasn
VI Il. JOHNSON
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE. THIS DAY
Asb ehSH e es f s2EEes
{oSfhf III 5Hp tRSFsEaRE
New Orleans Jan. lst, 1866
HAvING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE Bus1-
s SN re sGss fer MsssG
New Orleans. Jan. /, 1865 W cox
NORKIs, MAQLL g. CO.. AND MAgLL
G city S s % of
ria ths AZ day Of tesembeT 1915, Mr.. W4LsHE.
settlement Of the business Of our late firms
f hSS6fEs; ! n A2E5otf 60
In Liquidation
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed Copartnershp under the and style Iof
Martin Butts for the purpose of transacng Cotton Fac
forage and General Commission business Office No.
Grayler street. J. MASSIE MARTIN,
E fHS + 5g Il. MARTIN,
Of Opelousas in conmendum-
New Orleans JAN l6, 1866.
HAVING BEEN PARTNERS IN THE HOUSE OF
Dumesni Martin Co, solicit for Messrs Martin
Butts the patronage heretofore extended firm
EDMUND H. MARTIN.
MFR. JOSEPH M. DOMINIQUE HAS AN
1'A interest in our house from January lst $3.50
New Orleans, Jan. Is, 1866
COPARTNERsRIP.- HERMAN MEADER
~ for the last ten clerk in house,
be HIDDEN Il MEADER.
of the very best quality Of FAMILY GROCERIES, and viii
supply orr at the Shortest notice and the
reasonable termB II. n. HEDDEN,
Corner ,mnon and Carondeletstr
New Orleans, Oct. ?, 1865.
T>NE CoPARTNERsEtIr EXISTING Between
l. A. r. Montgomery and James A. White, under the
mutual consent dissolved the nth of May 1861 Either
8 5As :. I A4 @HifEs
New Orleans, 23d June, 1865
| THE UNDERSIGNED WILL Co.. rINUE THE
business of the late firm of Montgomery White hi
| own account JAMES A. WHITE,
- - - 1853 Common street.
| New Orleans, 23d June, 1855
NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH l. CO. ny
mutual consent is this day dissolved j. c. GOODRICH
will attend to the liquidation of the affairs of firm
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GITY TAxES+TREAsuRERs OFFICE. FEBRU-
~ my 70 lSG.-The bills for CITY TAXES Of 1865, on
Real Estate and Personal property will be and payable at
this Office on the
FIRST OF MARCH NEXT.
The undersigned begs call the attention Of Tax
Payers fact that he has in his hands for collection nearly
NINETEEN THOUSAND BILLS.
evident least his mind that they cannot all
be delivered days and that if majority of citizen
postpone pa until the last days allowed by law la
WILL necessity be crowded and must settle with
the City Attorney with costs Early payment is earnestly
recommended. j. y WALTON,
City Treasurer,
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Personal Expenses of the Pope.

The Reverend Conon Daily. parish
priest in a rural district of the South
west of Ireland, says, after recent visit
to Rome, in the course of reply to an
address of congratulation from his pa
rishioners:
His present Holiness, whose eminent
virtues entitle him to be remembered
among the most illustrious and sainted of
his predecessors, is necessarily engaged
in carrying out the same great and in
valuable works. The small revenue
which he receives is almost wholly ap-
piled to charitable and religious uses
His personal expenses do not amount to
one scudo day, which is less than FIVE
shlllings of our money, and while other
crowned heads are wasting in destruct-
i've wars, on projects of mere vanity and
family aggrandizement, the blood and
wealth of their subjects, he, who, like
his Divine Master, goes about doing
good, has been selected, it seems, by
their Majesties of France and Italy to be
plundered of that time houored patrimo-
ny which even the Goth and the Vandal
had spared and respected.
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Death of a Miser.

There died recently in the borough of
Willmore, Cambria County, an old man
named Bernard Halligan, who in his life
time was miser of the first class. He
was, we believe, common laborer by oc-
cupation. unmarried, and lived alone in
the meanest manner in the most cherries
domicile. Previous to his death he had
his will drawn up, bequeathing the bulk
of his possessions to a sister in Ireland,
but when the docement was presented to
him for his signature he refused to afix
his name.
He subsequently had one Of his neigh
bors called in, to whom he committed the
care of an old trunk, which, after his
death was opened, and is said to have
contained some 500 in gold and silver,
together with considerable sum in green
backs. So miserable did this old man
live that, when his neighbors came to
prepare. his body for sepulchre, not a
shred ssof clean linen could be found in
the house with which to dress it. Eve
rything in and about his miserable abode
bore the impress of squalid poverty and
the utmost degradation.
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Don't want Impeachment.

The Cleveland Herald (RadicaD don't
want any impeachment of President john
son. It don't think ii would look we'll,
inasmuch as the "charges of usurpation
and arbitrary exercises of power" which
would oust President johnson "would
convict every man connected with Mr..
Lincoln's Administration" 1t is some
thing for Republican journal to admit
that "every man connected with Mr.. Lin
coins Administrator" was guilty of
"usurpation and arbitrary exercises of
power"
Are we at liberty to doubt this testimo-
ny, coming, as it does, from prominent
Republican journal? Unquestionably,
with this record against ''every man con-
nected with Mr.. Lincolns Administra-
tion," it would be amazing to see Repub-
lican Members of Congress address them
selves seriously to the work of impeach-
ing President johnson on trumped up
charges of having outraged the Consti-
tuition by speaking disrespectfully of the
Republican members of Congress and by
removing some Radical oficials.-States-
man.
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Greeley and Seward.

The New York correspondent Of the
Chicago Republican tells the following
rich story:
CA well-known journalist who was for
merly Washington correspondent, says
that while there, during the war, he one
day asked Secretary Seward his opinion
of Horace Greeley. Horace Greeley
said Seward, lis great mana man so
full of genius aud Of such power that if
he had a particle of common sense we
should have to hang him. But he's a
did fool, and therefore harmless
"After coming to New York, the jour-
nalist, dining with the editor of the Trib-
une, inquired his opinion of Seward
Seward has brains enough was the re-
ply, 'to govern this country. No man
has a clearer or better head; but the
trouble with Seward is he is an internal
scoundrel.' -
The fact that Seward and Greeley were
the men who, more than any others, start
ed the party to which the Republican be-
longs, does not diminish the pointsin the
above,
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win of senator wright.

The will of Senator Wright, Of New
Jersey, has been admitted to probate
The entire valuation of the estate was
sworn at 81, 100000, Of which $500, 900
is in real estate, and $500, 600 in personal
property. All Of this is. devised to the !.
family except $1,000 which is given to
the House of Prayer, at Newark. The.
homestead and adjoining property are
gwen to the widow for her use during her
her lifetime, and after her death goes to
her children. The sum of 5000 is
given to his grandson, and $40. 900 to his;
granddaughter, children of Mrs. Gavers,
and like sum to the son aud daughter
of his only son, Col. E. Fl. Wright. The
rest of his property is to be equally divi-
ded between the widow, son and daugh-9
ter--the latter's portion being secured to
her for her sole use. The will is dated
February II, 1866. United States reve-
nue. stamps to the value Of $500 were at
tached to the will when it was admitted
to probate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-12-04
who Pays.

The newspapers recently recorded the
fact that Massachusetts manufacturing
company had just declared dividend of
one hundred per cent. on a years profits,
after reserving surplus enough to en-
large and improve their mill. Another
importent fact, bearing upon this point,
is the announcement of WOODEN manu-
facturer in the same State, that before the
war it cost him So so to make yard OF
cloth which he sold for 81, and that now
be sells at So per yard what only costs
him S4 to produce. These manufactu-
rers make goods for the million,and their
enormous profits account, in some meas
ure, for the present extraordinary high
i'prices of the fabrics used by the masses.
In the face of this state Of things, the
Radicals are loudly clamoring for more
protection. aud want higher tariff solely
as means of increasing their profits
The wants and necessities of the poorer
classes are unheeded by these cormorants
and the actual cost of living is advanced
to standard which calls for immediate
reform. How long will the people b.
satisfied with Radical rule?-Nr,o Yorl
! World.