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CONVERSATION BY THE SENATE

In executive session yesterday afternoon,
the Senate confirmed the nominations Of Post
master General ALEXANDER w. RANDALL,
General GRANT, Vice Admiral FARRAour,
and others. In the dementia which beclouds
the minds Of some Of the partisans Of these
times, it has been conjectured that the Sen-
ate would refuse to confirm Governor RAN
pALr.'s nomination as Postmaster General,
but we never entertained the idea that our
Congress had arrived at that stage of politi-
cal insanity which would induce such stultif-
cation of the principles Of our Government.
To say that The PRESIDENT shall not have
the privilege Of choosing his Cabinet is to
say he shall have no Cabinet; to say in this
particular case that the First Assistant Post
master General should not Qor political
reasons) be elevated to the first place by
The PRESIDENT when the Postmaster General
had resigned his Office, is to say that we
should have no Postmaster General at ALL
The Senate is far from being SO demented as
to say that, and they have sanctioned the
nomination of Governor RANDALL, whose
patriotism and ability have been signally illus
trated during years ofbrilliant public services.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
Navy Department..

The following order relative to the obsequies Of
officers Of the Navy or Marine Corps was yesterday
promulgated by the Navy Department:
whenever It shall become necessary for the
Government to defray the funeral expenses Of m
onicer Of the Navy or Marine Corps, an amount not
exceeding one months sea pay Of such officer will
bs allowed for that purpose, to bs expended under
the direction, or with the approval, Of the oom-
mandant Of the nearest naval station, the com.
msnder Of . squadron, or Of o single vessel when
not in communication with q superior odicer.
Naval officers are enjoined TO aid in every proper
manner In doing honor to the rank or station and
services Of deceased, officers petsy officers, seamsn
and maripos,n ..
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Senate bin to provids for 0s iss,rdlss of rim.
Of real estate In TIN District. Aslsrrsd to the
Committss on she Judiolary.
Senate billso incorporate The Hashi1kton Land
and Building Ccmpany q the Distret q Columbia
Laid on the table. * Lst 49, g
Senate biiito incospotsss the wsshinston County
Horse Rsilroae Company. Referred to COMMITTEES
Senate bill to incorporate the Metropolitan olub
oft the District Of Colambia. Laid on the table.
Senate bill to incorporate the Wsshington Tenn
psrance Society Of the City Of Washington. Passed
Senate joint resolution TO change the plan Of
holding the terms Of the Circuit Court for the Dis
triet Of Columbia. Passsd.
Senate bill TO hx the .oompsnsatiou Of esrtsin
collectors Of customs. Referred TO the Committee
on Ways and Means. F3fCN tstspriFf
Senate bill granting lands TO aid In the eonstruc-
ton Of railroad and telegraph line from the States
OF Missouri and Arkansas toithe Pacific ooast. No
Senate Joint resolution extending time 10 tho
Alabama and Florida Railroad Company for the
payment Of duties on rairsad Iron. - "a
On motion Of M Inssrsoll, the bill was'laid on
sensts amendments TO House bin for the relief of
Mrs. Ann y. smoot, widow Of Capt. Joseph snoot.
Conourredin s.
Senate Joint resolution in relation to settlement
Of accounts Of wm. p. winsste, collector at the
port Of Bsngor, Maine ' I, fll 70 q. '.t.'
Referred 10 the Committee Of Ways and Means,
with leave TO report at any time. ,-I .au ul.f4
Senate blu to incorporate tho General Hospital
Of the District Of Columbia.
Aftsr oonsidersbls discussion the bill was pared
Tbs report Of the select committee on the Mem
sylvans 10 the absence ION account Of sioknsss) Of
Mr Wsshburne, Of Illinois, and was, with the tes-
timony, ordered TO be printed. #.
The House adjourned at 10 p. m. ...',..t.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONvEN.
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Those who are oppotsd TO the true Union
policy of tie country are lighting hard against
the National Union Convention to be holden
in Philadelphia next month. They are using
not only the open, bullying modes Of politi-
cal warfare, but all the arts OF political in
trigue and political thaumaturgy are brought
into requsition to save the party which has
squatted upon the broad domain Of free prin-
ciples, and which would, in the name Of lib
erty and loyalty, now put the country under
the rule Of minority. Their chief aim is
now to paralyze the Philadelphia conven-
tion-to stiae the voice Of the people there.
In proportion to their fear Of losing place
and power before certain objects Of self-ag-
grandizement have been attained by them
is the noise Of their threatenings and croak-
ings and wheedling, and their stragetic
movements upon the old party leaders who
brought the country to grief But we are
sure that their Vaccinations will come to
naught. The convention will be made up in
an overwhelming majority Of men who are
determined to go for country instead Of
party. There are indications Of this every
where. The most intelligent men Of the
South are fully aware Of the Importance of
the crisis, and are giving such expressions
as the following, which we clip from the
Richmond Times:
"But the South will not commit the folly Of
sending delegates Of notoriously ultra and
extreme sentiments to convention Of mod
crate conservative delegates. They do not
intend to rejoice the gall bladder Of Stevens
and the gizzard Of Forney by committing
any such act of folly"
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PERSONAL.

Rev. DIR. BRIoes pastor Of the First Church,
Salem, has declined the call Of the Unitarian So
cisty at Washington.
GEN. BEAUREGARD was offered, by the Hos
podar Of Moldo-wallsohis, the post OF Commander
in-Chief Of the Romanian army, an honor which
was declined.
Col. s. M. BOWMAN received the honorary
degree Of Master Of Arts at the recent commence
mont Of Dartmouth College.
GOODWIN SMITH has resigned the Professor
ship Of History at Oxford University.
CARDINAL ANToNELLI has recovered from
his severe illness.
Sra BuLwER LYrros is gazetted as Lord
Lytton.
DIR. HALE, of Rock county, Mississippi, was
oompsIlsd to pay $7se.ss damages, last week, for
kissing the wife Of . Mr.. Hsvens, Of the same
county. t
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VEINS Of coal have been traced to the
southern part Of Missouri, from the mouth Of the
river Dss Moinss, through twelve counties into the
adjoining Indian territory from glasgow up the
Missouri river, to the border Of Iowa. and from
81. Joseph to Shelby, showing the ssisssnos OF .
coal ares of,pors than tvsniy.slx thouisnd square
nIlss In the sorshsrn and wsssu parts 0f tho
stsis,
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THREE Of the editors and one Of the fnan.
oial managers Of tho Chicago Tribune have, In con.
junction with J. W. Bum, ESQ, the wealthy
banker Of Springfield, bought up the stock of the
Chicago Republican. They have all seeded from
the Tribune, and will take possession Of the Re-
pnIlican on the arst Of September Van Buren
Dspslov, Rsq, who has for the past two years been
the principal editorial writer In the Tribune, to
bs the managing editor Of the RpHbdeaH-chi'
Ngo yenraaI
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

AN unforeseen claimant has appeared for
the $sSo Sooo 900 property which was lately reported
to have fallen to Mrs. Ell Walker, Of Hartford,
Conn. An uncle Of hers, John Church, an old man
Of II, who was supposed dead, has turned up near
Buffalo, N. Y, where he has bosn living for many
years. He has arrived in Hartford to assert his
claims, and the Walker family have postponed their
proposed trip to England till more favorable sea.
son, 30
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Magazines.


HARPER's MAGAzINE.-This magazine for
August contains the following articles: More Gu.
rious Homes, twelve illustrations; Three Months
with italian Brigands, eight illustrations Heroic
Deeds Of Heroic Men, Eve illustrations; Miss In
gersoll's Pride; Miss Stuyvesanti Our Minister to
Mexico; An Inquiry into one Of the Constitutional
Restrictions Of the Revenue Powers Of the United
States; The Burning Of Columbiai Nowspaperiana;
The St. Louis; A Major of the Old School; The
Fool Catcher Again. Carlyle at Edinburgh Edi-
tors Easy Chair; Monthly Record Of Current
Events; Literary Notices; Editors Drawer. Sew.
sral Of the articles are unusually interesting, and
the entire number Of the magazine is good one.
Our YoUsG FoLKs-The contents of the
August number of this popular magazine are as fol-
lows: Tho Daisy's First Wister, Mrs. Stowe; jamie
Gail Hamilton; Halls Birthday, Lucy Larcomi The
Flower Fairies, M. L. 81 The Cow Boys Song
Mrs. A. NJ Wells; A Summer in Leslie Goldtbwaitss .
Life; A Midsummer Dream, Chapells Hobrow; How
Johnny Bought Sewing Machine ,Horatio Algsr,
IT,; The -Four Seasons, Lucretia p. Hale; Carries
Rescue, T. W. Higginsoni Lessons in Magic, P. II.
c.; Aaoat in the Forest, Msyns Reid Round the
Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box. The number has
seventeen illustrations beside the cuts that illus
trats the puzzles.
THE ArLANTIc.-The following are the ar
ticles and contributors in the Atianie for August
"How My New Acquaintances Spin, by Dr. B. G..
Wilder; What Did She Sec With The Miner, by
James Russell LOWELL Physical History Of the VAL
Icy of the Amasons, by Louis Agassiri A Maniac .
Confession The Great Doctor--II, by Alice Carey
Ny Farmj A Fable, by Bayard Taylor Passages
from Hawthorne's Note Books-VIII; The Chin.
ney Corner for 1s66-vIII, by Mrs. II. B. stowsi
CrifRth Gaunt, or Jealousy-IX, by Charles Rsadsj
London Forty Years Ago, by John Neal Year
In Montana, by Edward B. Neatly Reviews and
Literary Notices"
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
Soldiers Cemetery.

new soldiers cemetery is being laid out near
Culpspsr, Va, under the supervision of Major Jas.
Gleason, A. A. Q. M. The cemetery will embrace
about six acres, and will receive the remains Of
about 1000 Union soldiers killed at the battle Of
Cedar Mountain and the different engagements oc-
curing In the vicinity Of Culpeper Courthouse.
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Entered Upon his Dut I.s.

Mr.. Thomas Harland yesterday entered upon his
duties as Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue.. His successor as Chief Clerk Of the Patent
Once has not yet been appointed.
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The New In,ern.l Revenue Law.

It is expected that printed copies Of the new
internal revenue law will be ready for distribution
on Monday, tho 3Oth instant. A schedule Of arti
clss exempt from tax under the new law is in
course of preparation, and will be issued in few
days.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

.ArWondsrful bat Trusi-MsAams Rsn.
IHaroH the worla-rsnovnsd Astroiesist ssd sonsan-
buste Clairvoysnt while In elairvoyant stats. Do.
hnsates the very features Of the person you to
marry, and By the aid Of N instrunsat Of intsnss
power known % The Psyshomotrops sasrssssss 10 pro-
duss perfect and lfsliks picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the sppsant with date Of marriage,
oseupaon, leading traits Of character, 10. This is no
imposition - tsstinonias without nunbsr saa assert
By stang place Of BIRTH age, dsposon color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing afty cents, asd stamped ssvs
lops addrssssd 70 yours you will receive The psturs
by return mail, together with desired inforpation
Address In confidence, MADAME 0ssraupz RxniHeron,
p. o. Box ss7. West Troy H.Y osls-dvly
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DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
I TiCLEs AT THE WASHINGTON NAvY-YARD.

.,.. ... .l PArnAsrsE's oTy!ol, Y. s. NAvr,)
260 y srRsRr, J
WASHINGTON, D O. July %, 1885.
ssparats sealed proposals will be received al this
once until the LIST day Of August 1896 al 10 O'clock a.
ington Navy-Yard, vsi 80. ..I-|1 80 ~ -.
-. foR BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,
Ing. ''- .L-- .y'll-4D u y
.l.a FOR BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
$500 Qhirty Ave hundred) pounds iron.
100 lone hundred) tons anthracite egg coal.
600 (aix huudredj tons Cunberland coal. - ....,
$1,000 (hity thousand) fuxs labels.
Jos lone hundred and eight feet leather hose.
For dimensions description &C. schedule At this
once The abqys articles 10 be delivered free Of cost
TO the 0ovsrnment for freight and at
the risk and expense Of the party furnishing. d
= sussnt gaarantss for delivery win Be required of
suce.ssful bidders. CALVIN @. JACKSON,
jy2e.T Paymastsr, y. q. Navy.
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GIVE NoTICETHATTHE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
j Subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county. In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of the personal estate Of sophia
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the voushsrs
thereof 70 the subaerbsr before the sOth day Of
from all bsnsAt Of the said estate ~ -f--- N
Given under my hand this soth day ef ygas, lss4.
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The Treasury.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has requested
lock. makers throughout the country TO present
samples Of padlocks at tho Department on or before
the 10th Of August neIt for in distllsriss and
elsewhere under the provisions Of the 34th section
Of the amended revenue laws. Inasmuch as the
locks used BY inspectors are required to bo placed
under seal, It is desirable that they should have
some attachment BY which paper or metallic seal
can be fastened over the keyhole by the act Of
shutting the clasp, so as to be destroyed by the in
PRODUCTION Of . koy or pick and surely indicate
any attempt to tamper with the lock. This is not
intended to exclude from competition samples
which do not have such an attachment.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

A~Asdam Mounss' Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Dissass also, Coasunpea Destroy.
sr aad an Entire Care for the Broashins AstAns As
san be found a stotts Drug stors opposite National
Hotel, 0ilnans hstropotaa Hotel, Yord's, COR
nsr Of nsvsnth sAd Psnnsylvanis avenue; Batwislss
sernsr Of Twelfth and Psansyvasia avsass, Hniot's
corner Of aad Twslh streets, HarbsasAs sorsss Of
seventh snd o. ..seI = isis.a
~ hereby certify that have used Mrs.
houats saivs. for what Is known the camp Itch II
had the effect to cure u In very short time This
during the var inhs year lses, aad avail myself Of
the arst opportunity to give ny tsstinony In hshaf Of
her valuable savs. This ssraeats give Voluntarily.
apls-lm oHARLRs IDwARDs
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

SUMNER travel and sojourning at watering
places 10 not ~ extensive as was anticipated. The
places Of popular resort are mot fall, aad fashion
able hotel keepers have much room 10 spare. This
state Of watsringplacs affairs Is accounted for BY
the Boston Herald in the following manner: at
costs just about two dollars to travel where II
used to cost one dollar before the war. and every
man with an income finds THAT the Government
stands ready to relieve him Of his spare change
and save him the trouble Of distributing II over
route Of travel Now that the war Is over taxation
begins to be oppressive, and business men cannot
sss far enough ahead to rsassurs them. There are
some fortunate people who never need to count the
COST but the mass Of the people feel that thsy have
great burden laid upon thsm--a burden made un.
necessarily oppressive by unwiss legislation. =,
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

Walls OPERA HOUSE
Situated at the Of Ninth street and Psnnsylvan
avenue, fronting three streets,
FOR RENT.
This Opera House having been entirely remodeled
refurnishsd and painted with New Scenery Dress Cur.
tain and New sest, handsomely upholstered With new
front entrance and four erfs, now fully completed
aud for rent.
II IL pronouneed Of the most beautiful and most
complete theatres In the country. .u'l
II will seat about nftesn hundred persons. 9...
For terms, &C., apply to .a.
eli. ~ ~ - w.LwALL CO.,
, .... q South corner OF Ninth street and
ul7-eo2w ..| Pennsylyania avenue
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AEBrssch-Leading Arm.-Ths Board for
the Examisson Of Brssch Loading Arms Of which Gen.
srai Hancock IL president 10 In session At No. 81
Windsr's Building. ..sr .
Arms will be received daily bstwssa the hours Of II
q m. and p. m, until further notice.
Investors are requested 10 submit their arms In Per.
son or By sgsat 10 the recorder Of the board. 2
'as gftHf." ". OWENS,
Capt s.h o. g. Cav. Brew. Lieut. COL u.s.A.,
nht3-u ua .# ..H4 # b. Recorder.
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The Ensiish Press Findinx Fault wish the


Quesn. ~ ''ts' ''.-
In the midst Of gfsst political crisis and In
the presence Of terrible Huropoaa wsr, the Queen
suddenly went TO her retired Scottish Palace Of
Balmoral, seven hundred miles from hsr capital
and her oounsellors; and she delayed there for
eight days after the defeat Of her ministsrs, and
thus kept tho nation without government, 10 the
great hindrahcs Of public buhness for nearly two
wesks. This conduct has esllsd forth plain cen
sure from the press, and has revived, though In .
very covert form, allusons to her fondnss for the
Scotch guardsman, Mr. John Brown. For cram
pie, In this weeks Pnneh 10 the following aly dig
at the privileges" enjoyed BY the royal pet:
'...'' "couRr CIRCULAR. ~ Ey..t
L-.H ~. ~ y 'a.g. "BALxoHAL, Tuesday. /
n "Mr. John Brown walked on the Slopes. He
subsequently, partook Of . hsggis. ..r-
In the evening Mr.. John Browpwas pleased
to listen TO bag-pipe. .-''.'.' ..
"Mr. John Brown retired early" Z" f 20.
The comment Of the Sanday Gasats for june
"A Is thisi .I - q Ii i.a aEr.. ..s ....
"It is an additional evil that the actions Of Her
Majesty come to be criticised a. unworthy Of her
quesnly dignity. We were amused the other day
at the disappearance Of the King Of Bavaris tired
to death Of the cares Of royalty, and resolved to
enjoy the sweets Of music with his dear Wagner
But Her Majssty's ssolusion at Balmorai can be
made 10 look In no better light" -. ..#. ..F
The Eeoaomist tells her, In candid words, that
constitutional royalty nnds half It's use in sort
Of moral decorum," and threatens her with the
loss Of "ths national respect."-Cor Gin. Com
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

Applications for admissions can be made to any Of the
medical staff the matron at the Hospital Orders for
admission TO the free beds Of this Institution IN be OBJ
tAinod Of the Rev @. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the Pirs
Baptist Church Of the sugeon In charge at his res
depes Orders for the mission Of the wives lows
Of soldiers Of the unitsd States army eau be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army
Jy20 F. '-.-... O. II. HALL, ID, D.. Bscretary
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WRAPPlNd PAPER F0R sALE At
w THiS OFFICE
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- Moth and Frecklss.-Iadiss amseteh
with Dseolorsops the Yaeo, called moth patches
frssklss, should use Psrry's Celebrated Moth and
Yreekls Lotion. II nfallibls Prepared BY Dr.. B. O..
PERRY, Dsrmstoogist 10 Bond strsst, New York Sold
By all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
" .".. .. ... myl7-t&sSm
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MEDICAL STAFF.

MEDICAL sTAPR.
sURaROE IN CHARGE
H. THOMPSON, NJ D., Is+ I street, between Twsn-
tieth and Twenty First streets. ta.'.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. X. BARNES, N. d., Surgeon General, United
States Army. . .,Pa VT ..00'0"
JOS. RILEY, N. D., Georgetown. rss,s4
THOS MILLER, N. D., y street, Washington.
A. Y. p. GARNETr, N. d New York avenue.
W. y. JOHNSTON. NJ D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., Georgetown, .1.
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Fresdmsn's Affairs In South Carolina.
Gen. r. X. Scott, Assistant Commissioner Of the
Frsedmsn's Bureau for the State Of South Carolns,
in recent report TO Gen. Howard, incloses com.
munieation from two intelligent oolored men Of
Charleston In which they represent that the circuit
provost court Of that city, in all Its judicial pro.
cssdings invariably dscriminates in favor Of white
men, only imposing light fines, in all cssss where
outragss have been committed upon the freedmen,
while the complaints Of the latter are frequently
disregsrdsd They further state that the court en-
tirsly ignores the civil rights bill, alleging as .
reason therefor that It has received ofi,al not-
acstion Of It's passage BY Congress.
They conclude BY saying that the present state
Of things must lead to great disorder and that the
unanimous opinion Of the freedmen 10 that under
slavery their interests safer than at present.
and that they can SEQ benefit they have received
from the Government In allowing firearms to BE-
substituted for the lash, and in having their lives
valued BY court - worth but the sum Of Eve dol
lars, the nne usually imposed on all whites guilty
Of aggravated offences asainst the blacks.
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THE DEPARTMENTS
po.. oms. D.r.rsm.ns.

virsinfa Post Ofhess Rs- established Gum Spring
Lesiss county, Mn. GA. Anasrsoa postmistrsss,
Leon, Madison county, Ephraim Weaver post.
master M
Rsopsned- -Morrisonvills, Loudoun county, Wal
ter B. Williamson postmaster. -
Appointments-fioracs II. 0iipesr postmaster,
Beaieton, Fauquisr county, @. n. Calbsrt resigned
Lewis Bower, postmaster. Little River, Floyd
county, vice j. N. Yatts who cannot take the oath
Peunsylvanis Post 0fhces.-Ths following were
established last evening:
Harber Bridge, Lawrence county, James French
postmaster. ....... .f.-.-
chssdisr's Valley, Warren county, VIM. Jewell
postmaster.S ~.
Dents Run, Elk county, Msrritt sanster, post.
master. ... n. #. Ir 7-
Ksllysburs, Lycoming county, Michael Kolly
postmaster. .s... .
Wallis Run, Lyeoming county. George Brouse
postmaster.
Roses Valley, Lycomins county, Edward LIP.
pinoott postmaster. N. HT
At Tallsy Carey, Allegheny county, appoint Jas.
B. McFurdy postmaster, vice II. b. Hutchinson,
resigned.
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