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Per Atlantic TELEGRAPH,

LONDON, November 2s-The movement of the
Government against the Fenians continues
Another regiment of infantry will go to Belfast i'm
mediately. box Of uniforms and arms has been
seized In Liverpool. The box was sent from tho
United States The Daily Ne,os denounces the
threats OF it's cotemporaries, and says that tho
rebellion must be suppressed in soldierly manner
BERLIN, November 2S.-The report that Count
B1sMAnk has been disgraccd and has resigned, has
been officially denied.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, November 28-Noon.-The Cotton
market is quiet at yesterdays quotations. Sales
to-day 5000 balcs; Middling Uplands 14t.
LONDON, November 2S-Noon.- Consols upened
al 892. Fivc-Twentics ill.,
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ESSENTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
favoring and improving Brandies, Whiskeys, Runs,
Wines, Cider, &c, 80. Ago and Body Preparations for
Neutrazins and Modifying Whiskeys and spirts E1-
racts Of Holland and London Gins Colorings Gum and
Sugar syrups. and Fruit Juices. Dr. Feucht,canoer,
Treatise Frmeted Liquors with 1000 Receipts and
Directions.
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, OXIDES ORES, kc.
For SOAP -silicate of Soda Soluble
dass or Liquid Quartz. In Dry Crystal LIQUID or Jelly
Form Causto Soda, Soda Ash, Palm and Coooanut Oils,
soapatono and China CLAY. +
All orders sent to mo win have prompt attention. and
every information required win be cheerfuIy aiyen bv
JOS ". FKUCHTWANaRR,
No IS cedarstreet, Now York.
oc'oeF ~ vfm3moa
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as- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE

as- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE
TON DISTINCTLY n. ALLAN WILLIS, ESQUIRE
ordinary.-Whereas. BENZ. STOKES, Commissioner In
Equity, made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Ad
mhistranon OF the dorehct estate and effects of J. F.
FOLK: These are therefore, to cite and admonish alI
and singular tho kindred and creditors OF the said T r
FoLk nte of Coleon District deceased hat thoy bo and
appear before me- in tho Court of Ordinary to be held at
Walterboro on the thirteenth Of December ert after pub
hcaton hereof at II o'clock In the forenoon to ebo,
cause, II my they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. I7
Given under my hand, this second day of Novenber
ammo Domlni 1860. r. ALLAN WILLIS
November WI n n n
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TELEGRAPHIC.
South Carolina Legislature.

ESPECIAL TO THE CHARLESTON DAILY NRws.l
COLUMBIA, November 2S.-Tho following Bills
were presented in the House to-day:
a Bill to incorporate tho Charleston Dredging
and Wharf Building Company had it's first reading,
and was referred to tho Committee on Incorpora-
tions.
Bill for improving tho streets Of Charleston
was referred to tho Charleston Delegation.
Bill incorporating tho Charleston Board of
Trade, on motion of Gen. WAGNER, was read n
second timo tho unfavorable report Of tho Com
mitteo bong laid upon the table.
MIR. CAMpDELL's Sea Island Cotton Loan Bill had
its first reading.
Mr. WARLEY's resolution in regard to JEFFERSON
DAVIS was mado tho special order on Friday at
1P.M.
Z The House recognized the Thanksgiving Day
appointed by tho President OF the United States,
and adjourned to moot again on Friday at 12 NJ
There was no business Of any Importance
transacted to-day in the Senate. Sundry petitions
and bills were introduced and referred to the ap-
proprate committees. The Governors Message
was also thus referred
A Bill to repeal tho Usury Laws was made the
special order on Friday at 1 P. NJ.
Committee was appointed to report on the
election of Untod States Senators, and the House
requested to appoint similar Committee.
Tho Corn question is exercising O considerable
degree Of attention. The offer of Mossrs. BROWNE
IL SCnRMEn has boon roferred to Committee.
1t is rumored shat tho Public Printing will bo
given to Mr.. DEFoNrA1NE by tho Committee, he
having underbid Mr. SELBY.
The United statos Court was in session to-day.
The Grand Jury made their presentment, and tho
Court adjourned until Friday.
Fifty Law and thirty Equity students were ex-
amined and passed to-day. Eleven of those were
rom Charleston Equity and four Law The
examination occupied tho whole morning.
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go NoTICE.-PURSUANT TO THE PRO-
VISIONS of the Act of Assembly incorporat,ng tbo
PLANTERS AND FARMERS RELIEF AssocIATroN
the BOOKS Of subscription will be oponed by the under
signed, at the Store of r. W. GALE Co. No As went
worth street, ToAoro,o. 18th November and will re-
main open until further notice.
The shares arc five hundred in number and $500 aaob
AN instament OF five dollars per share will be required
upon making subscription. r. ". GALE.
GEO. o. ROBINSON.
,-, CHAS. E. ROBINSON
No'omoer IL SUI mwf VIM. b. BELLAMY
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Fenian Excitement fin New York.


NEw York, November 28.-When, at o late hour
last night, an extra appeared on the streets with
the exciting news from Ireland, the effect upon the
city was unsqualled since the news Of the great
victories OF tho late war. Places Of amusement
were turned out by people anxious to hear and dis
ouss the event. Hotels and other places of con-
sregaton were thronged by anxious and excited
persons' who freely indulged in congratulations
and hopeful expressions. The Fenians rushed to
the meeting places OF their circles hoping to gain
further information. kilograms were sent TO dis
tant cities, and instantly enthusiastic RESPONSES
were received. STEPHENS, tho Head Centre. was
invisible, and it is confidently believed that be has
reached ireland. 1t is said that tho treasurv ~
the Fenians was never in g better condition than
it is at present. The same excitement that e,-
listed in this city prevailed in Brooklyn. Tho
Eiahmen Of that city wore excited to fever heat
and kept up constant call for fresh dispatches
over tho cable.
SECOND DIsPATcH
NEW YoRK, November 28.-The news OF the ont
break in Ireland created great excitement among
the Fenians here The Express this evening SAWS
it a understood there is full brigade In this oity
noV all ready for immediate movement The mon
meet for drill every night by companies at their
rooms or In fields. Tho agitation among the Fe-
MANS on the street is int - and 1t is 7srv cyl
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NEW YORK EUROPEAN spEc,A1,

HEW fOhh EUROPEAN SPECIALS.
NEW YORK, November 28.-The morning papers
have tho following specials:
LONDON, November 27.-The Fenian alarm is on
the:incroase. Several ships-of-war have been sent
30 IRELAND. The excitement in London is intense
and approaches in magnitude the scene on tho
receipt of the news of tho outbreak in India.
PARIS, November T.-It is o settled conviction
In Government circles that the Empire of Mexico
is ended, and that MAMMALIAN will soon arrive
here The Government has sont q proclamation
to BAzAnE for publication as soon as MACMILLAN
leaves Mexico.
IttvERPooL, November 27.--Tho ship Torpedo.
from New York for shanghae, was abandoned at
sea in sinking condition.
The Commercial publishes the following from
Paris.
NAPOLEON has just telegraphed to his aids in
Mexico to hasten tho evacuation Of tho French
troops.
FLORENCE November 27.-Martial law will cease
in Palermo on the 30th.
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Mexican News,

WASHINGTON, November 2s.-A report prevails
that collision has actually occurred botween the
United States and French troops. There is no.
thing reliable, howevor. SHERIDAN dispatched
troops on his own responsibility. SHERMAN il
entrusted with largo discretionary power, and
MS original instructions comprohended a project
for joint French and United States protectorate
pending popular vote to decide between JuAnEz
and MAMMALIAN.
A special telegram from Washington to the New
YORK EOening Post says that tho Government has
recelVed from SHERIDAN lotter whoroin ho men
tions rumor Of the occupation Of Mexican soil by
American troops, but dscredits it. Tho report is
no doubt exaggerated
WASHINGTON, November 2s.-Whatever truth
thero may be in the report published in one of tho
New York papers this morning, that Gen. sEDo-
WICK mad crossed tho Rio Rrando on Monday with
a brigade Of United Statos troops and occupied
Matamoras, the President has received no infor.
nation about it whatever
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Q a r. D.
w . j r | M

BEds TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT HE HAS
reopened his Store at No. so MARKET sTEEET. where
ne s prepared to offer to his former patrons choice lot
OF GROCERIES, selected from the Baltimore markets.
persons wishing desirable family supplies can be readily
suited Having received liberal patronage before the
fire which consumed his stock he hopes by strict ot
tenton to business to merit continuance of the same
November 1mo
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CO The Relatives, Friends and Acqun III
tances OF Mr. and Mrs JOHN ScHAcuTE and of Mr. and
MIS- WILLIAM ScHAcHTE and families, also Members of
the German Fusiiers and Froundschafts Bund are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the Funeral of Mr. JOHN
sCHAcHTE from his late residence No. s94 King street
7o-AOrrow Morning, at Nino O'Clock
November 90
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dent some extraordinary movement is on the tapis
for this evening, and meetings will undoubtedly bo
hold in their Circles. Although their movement ts
arc veilod in deepest secrecy, they evidently mean
work, and thoro ID no telling what may soon tran-
spre.
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Mexico not Invaded bv sbersa,u

NEW ORLEANS, November 2s.-The report tcle-
graphed by the United States and European News
Association, that Gen. SEDowIcK hsd crossed the
lilo Grande with troops, is doubtless untrue. We
have dates to the 23d ono day later than their dis
patch, saying that SEDowIcK had paid no official
visit to Esou1BEDo, who is investing Matamoras.
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Conover, tho Perjurer.

WASHINGTON, November 2s.-The Grand Jury of
tho Criminal Court has found true bill of indict
ment against SANFORD CoNovER, alias CHARLES A.
DURHAM, for perjury. 1t will bo recolected that
this is the party who gave evidence before the Ju
dietary Committee Of the House of Represents
tives in April last, intended to implicate JEFFERSON
DAVIS in tho assassination of the lato President
LINCOLN. The false charges there sworn to by
CoNovER are the grounds Of the Indictment Con-
OYER is in jail hore awaiting trial
zen. HOLT some timo since demanded, under
the Articles OF War, Court of Inquiry for tho in
Vestigaton Of the various charges which have
been ma6c against him, both in connection with
tho CoNovER testimony and with his conduct in
the prosecution Of Mrs. SURRATr and other alleged
assassins of President LINCOLN. The President
has declined to order the Court on the ground
that ho does not deem it necessary to the judge
exculpation.
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!, The Arkansas Legislature have passed resolu-
lons memoriaizing Congress in favor Of its read
mission. The resolution to reject tho Consttu-
Committee on Federal Relations.
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seventeen thousand stand of arms-Peabody
5reech-l h-loaders-havo been purchased by the Cana
aen doVernment for the volunteers and are now
being distributed among the different artillery and
cavalry corps.
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Tho Louisiana state En-,

NEW ORLEANS, November 2s.-A meeting was
held here tonight to declare that the Annual State
Fair is permanent and perpetual institution
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RB- The Friends and Acaunfntancos Of
Miss MARGARET MoKENSIE, of Mrs. ARCHIBALD
MckENsIE, and of Mrs f. Al. CAREY ana Iamny aru lu.
specuy invited to attond the Funeral Services of the
former ut st. Patrck's Church. This Morning. at Nine
y eioeh' November 30
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Fire In EufauIa.

AUGUSTA, November 28.-There was disastrous
fire in Eufaula, Ala on tho night Of tho 9th, de-
stroying ten to twelve stores, including tho Daily
Ne'os Office. Loss from 100000 to s15O,OOO.
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SO FlhST BAPTIST CHURCH.-THIS DAY
having Dcon set apart as day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer, Sermon will be preached in this Church Inv
heV. E. l. WINkLER D. D., in the Morning. Services
TO at hafpas 10 o'clock At the close of the
services collection will bo taken up in aid of tho Fur
man University and Domestic Missions in this State
Seats free No,o-,,., 40
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General Dix, the United Statos Minister to
the Bremen steamer New York on Saturday last
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEW9

T3UBLIsHED IN wINNsBoRo', g. O.. ArFopna .
i profitable medium for the adyortising nnSHo "a a
Charleston. C,E,''AS Puono OF
We respectfully eoldt their patronage for our musus,
aAuLARD. DEapoaTEs & WILLIAMS.
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as-ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUB
Lie 1NsTITUTIoNs.-oFFI CLERK OF COUNCIL.
november 49, 1s66.-Ciy Council will proceed at its
next hegumr meetns, to an election Of Commissioners
of Public Institutions.
BY order: W n aurru
November &c ca-b ~ co,..a
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Arrival of Steamers.

New YORK, November 2S.-Arrived, steamers
Star Of the Union, from New Orleans and Whirl
,oind from Charleston
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aD-UNITARIAN CHURCH.-RELIGIOUS SER
VICES In accordance with the request of tho authorities
VIII DC mold 2hs Morning, ut hafpast 10 o'clock by the
Pastor, Rev. THos HIRsT SMITH Tb, nuh,ic o% ,n.
'A'ou' November 40
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as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOuN0E
e. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston Gudiciap District at the next olooton.
September 10
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1D- ES ATE OTICE.-AIJ, PERSONS
having claims against the Estate tho lato JOSEPH L.
ho"A1sD Will present thom, duly atested and oil nor
sons indebted thereto will mako payment to
S. L. HOWARD,
November &c ou,,;soa 1,.
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asEsIAIE OF JOHN L. MARSHALL, DE-
CEAsED-FINAL NoTICE-All persona bav,no 7o,,.,,..
against the Estate Of the late JOHN T. MARSHALL -
osascd will present them properly aested within Tho
tmo prescribed by lnw and all persons indebted to said
Estate will make immediate payment to B. MCCALL NJ
NO. ol Broad street. RUTH MARSHALL,
t'''eihocr th1 Executrir
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aS-MESSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
mr.. B. RoDD1N Candidate for Alderman of Ward No.
a. IN piaco OF WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM and obligo
MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN.
November %
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aB' ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHIJRCH. RETL-
G1OUs SERVICE in this Church by the Pastor. Rev T.
L. G1RARDEAU. This Morning. ut halfpast 10 O'CLOCK.
November 90
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a5- NoT1CE.-AT THE NEXT SESSION OF THE
LEGISLATURE application will be mado for an AMEND
MENT TO THE CHARTER of the cbareston a., Tiaht
company. RoBT. THURsToN
August % th p-.sIao,t
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aB- SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESTO DIS
TRICT-IN CHANCERY-OFFICE OF THE REGISTER
IN EQUTTY-NAPOLEON N. CosTE ct re ~, En-.
WARD A. BoLLEs, GEORGE HALL AND WEE AND
oTHERs-BILL FOR PARTrrION.-It appearing n
my satisfaction that GEORGE HALL. and MARY ANN
his wife, CHARLES P. BOLLES and GEORGE r. RING
Jr defendants In this case absent from and reside
beyond the limits of this State. that ordinary pro-
cess of tho Court cannot be served on hem On motion of
complainnnts Solicitor ordered that the said defendants
GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN, his wife, CHan1ra D
BoLLEs and GEORGE E. RrNo Jr. do appear and plead
answor or demur to this Bill, within three months from
the publication of this order order pro oonso will
bo granted md entered against them. r.,
JAS. L. CAN'T,
Register in Equity, Charleston District
November q co..
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New York Money ET.r.ot

NEW YORK, November 2s.-The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle has tho following Money is
getting easier; banks offering amounts freely at s
por cent, and leading stock firm. No difficulty in
supplying wants at per cent. on stock coIlaterals
Banks receiving currency from the interior; rate
on all ranges from to 7. Discounts moderately
active. Primo names current at Ct to T. Foreign
Exchange nominal. Gold has taken sharp down
ward turn. The improvement made on stocks
yesterday is not sustained to-day. Market geno-
rally weaker There is a disposition to defer ope.
rations until the opening of Congress- and until
some light ls thrown on the future policy Of the
Treasury Department. Gold at SO to 4ia, Railroad
list prices per cent. lower, and, after the moot
OF the Board, stil further decline. Governments
fairly active at yesterdays prices. Miscellaneous
price list dull and lower.
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RJ- t I G E.-APPLICATION WILL, BE
made at the next regular session Of the Logisaturo for
grant for SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LOTTERY for
the benefit of tho State. H.T pRTpps
November IT ..r
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO WHOLESALE aRocERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIS
TILLERs, DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND
SOAP MANUFACTURERS
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Hb,IRlNTTY Nj. E. CHURCH SOUTH, HASEI.
olltEEf-Thero will be Divine Service in this Church
To-Day, at II O'Clock, a. NJ
Tho Monthly Love will be held in tho Eu,n inn at
y 'ioch. November 20
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10 HALLS VEGETABLE sICHiIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect pr
paratfon for tho hair ever offered to the public.
Hi vegetable compound and contains no in,urIor,
properties whatever.
COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t tcleanscs tho scalp and makes tho hair soft 1,s,
and Bilken
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to uae IT,
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED by THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
aD. Ask for Halls Vegetable siclian ps,r ..,.,,..
and take no other. n p: HALL q co.,
Raahua, N. r., Proprietors.
For salo by all Druggists Wholesale by
KING & CASSIDEY.
niarch my Charleston r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aJ' PRESIDENTS OFFICE, WILMINGTON
ANDniANcHEsTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N. c.,
NOVEMBER 2s. 1see-Tho Wilmington and Manohestor
aroad Company horeby gives notice that 1t has placed
he credit OF It's First Preferred Mortgage Bond
noidors with Id. II. JESUP & CO., No. "a Broadway,
new York, the SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST due on said
Bonds on December 1st 1866 Holders of Coupons will
please collect thor interest
HENRY NJ DRhNE,
o''ih'cf ~ President
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The Markets.

Inc markets.
NEW YORK, November 28.-Gold weak at Al. Er.
change, 60 days, 9l@9l. Sight 1Oi@1Oi. Fiyes OF
'62, registered, 1O6. Coupons 100. Coupons Of
u, lo6{@91o6I. Coupons Of '65, 1O7i@1O7I. Tens
9si. sevens, Of 1st series, 1O52@1O5I; I'd series,
1o5t@105}. Cotton dull. Uplands 94s; Orleans
S6a. Flour dull, and 1O@2O cents lower. Southern
81 20016 Is. Sales 41OO bbls. Wheat dull md
az cents lower Corn dull, and 192 cents lower.
Rice quiet. Barley dull and dropping. Oats 1oont
lower. Beef quiet. Pork dull and lower. Lard
and Whiskey quiet. Flour dropping; superano
mill $40; extra family 81, ,5o@19. Wheat dull: red
s2.75@2 90; Southern s3@8.2O. Corn dull: now
9O@96c.; old yellow s1.16. Oats dull at 5s@6Oc
Sugar quiet. Provisions quiet. 1Whiskey nominal
OF 36@43c. =
-. s.~. y, EVENING DISPATCH, ,,... -, "r.... %.
4P. M.--Gold closed at 1413. Money market
closed very easy OF soc on call, and there was
moro disposition to discount prime business paper
ct those rates.
Tomorrow will be observed as close holiday
and business genorally will bo suspended down
town.
Cotton declined a@1 cont. Sales to-day 1900
oaes. Uplands sal; Orleans SO. Flour dull, and
SoSO cents lower; State s7.so@s11zO; Western
s7so0s121o; Southern Gil. .z00S1e.25. Wheat dull,
&C "g4 :onts lowor Sails 1900 b1shsls; Nc. Il
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Especial Correspondence of Me I,nltinor. C,o,cv.,


From Europe.
Tho steamer Ge,mania from southampton
November 14th, arrived at New York on Sunday.
OF THE RIdsDla-sPEECu OF
KING CHRISTIAN.
The Danish Rgsdad was opened ON the 12lb
inst. by King Christian in person. His Majesty
read speech from the throne in which he said:
- "A bill for the dowry of the Princess Darmar
Will be laid before the Chambers. Denmark has
not remained untouched by tho political events
that have recently takon placo in the centre of
Europe. By the treaty Of peace concludsd be.
tween Austria and Prussia at Prague. the Iat
Ter Power has undertaken to restore North
schloswig, in 80 far as tho population by
FREQ voting pronounce themselves in favor NJ
such step. Although this has not vet taken
place, still the text Of tho treaty and tba
national direction in which European relations arc
now being developed arc arguments that we aIso
shall obtain the natural frontiers necossary for Tho
security OF the country This is tho object toward
which, snoe the Treaty Of Venice, our hopes have
ever been directed. The justice Of these hopes
has been recognized by friendly powers and espe.
oleily by the Government of the Emperor Napo-
leon, who has testified q warm interest in onr
country, and has thereby earned our profound
gratitude. Denmark sees In the proposed settle
ment o. the question a proof Of the friendship OF
Hia Majesty further stated that preparations
were being made for the defence OF tie Kingdom,
notably with regard to fire. arms which were being
placed upon an improved footing. Tho questions
connected with the finances wers mainly settled.
'nd the general financial position Of the eat.re
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Major-Gencral
Howard, Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau, has issued an order which, among
other particulars, calls the attention OF ali
officers to the reports in circulation con-
corning the acts Of cruelty and severity
towards freedmen on their own part, and
to reported dereictions in rendering ac-
counts, &C., and says every officer so ac-
cused shall have an opportunity Of vindi-
cation before court martial. The order
also forbids Investments Of officersin plant
ing interests, as the Commissioner saws
such action will almost inevitably lead to
corruption, aa ut already has to bitter &C.
cusations. .t -.
Commander Leon Smith, late of Confed-
erate Navy, was pardoned, to-day, by the
President, upon the recommendation Of
several prominent Republican Senators
and others. Henry Bragg, of Missouri,
late an officer in the Confederate army,
was also pardoned.