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rELEGRAMs, &c.

There was great excitement among the
Fenians in New York last night in conse-
quence OF the news Of the suspension of the
writ Of hdbeas corpus in Ireland. Colonel John
O'Maboney issued the following order:
"Headqudrters Fsnian Brothsrkood, New York,
March 1.-BRoTHERs: The hour for action
has arrived. The hdbeds corpus has been sus-
pended in Ireland, and our brothers are being
arrested by hundreds and thrown into prison.
Call your circles together immediately, and
send MS all the aid in your power al once, and
let start for our destination TO aid our
brothers. Help for God and Ireland
"JSo. O'MAHoNEV"
saiod save the Green"
All circles of Fenians are requested to meet
IN their respective halls and armores, on receipt
OF the above order, to take action on the news
Justreeeived Patrick Downing, the secretary of
ciSli anairs, issues a call for immediate action,
ana says the milItscy department will take
charge OF military contributions, and mobilize
mem. General b. L. Mullen, secretary OF
iar ana naval affairs, has published simi-
Iar appeals. He tells the brotherhood TO look
our ior secret orders. The Irish People news
paper extra says gentleman who has Just
TNeo M nom Paris says that the moment the
Irien population assumes a belligerent char
acter toward England that they will be recog-
nized by Louis Napoleon.
The meeting called in Baltimore MARYLAND,
10 sustain the reconstruction policy of Cor
gress was held IN Front Street Theatre. where
Presidents Lincoln and johnson were nomi
mated. last evening. Senators Cresw of
Maryland; Trumbull, of Illinois; Nye, Of Ne
Naua' ana Representatives Mckee, of Ken
lucky; Francis Thomas ana j. l.. Thomas, OF
Maryland, and others addressed the meeting.
Mr. Trumbull reviewed the recent speech of
Secretary Seward in New FORK.
The Virginia Legislature yesterday elected
Hon. III. w. Thomas judge OF the Ninth Cir
cult, in the place of Judge Snead, whose nomi-
nation was rejected last week. Judge Thomas
originated the national peace conference in
1861. The Richmond SeHtiRel Will be merged
into the Enquirer on Saturday.
The Massachusetts executive council, at a
meeting yesterday afternoon, appointed We'd
nesday, the 18th OF, April next, for the excecu-
uon OF Edward w. Green, for the murder of
young Converse, assistant cashier of the NAL
den Bank, some two years ago. The vote OF
the council was unanimous
General Rosecrans, Eanvol Rinburg. Minis
ter to Japan, and Lord Bishop Strubert, of the
Sandwich Islands. sailed in the steamer
Arizona yesterday from New York to Cali
fornia.
Berry, the one-armed guerrilla, whose exc
cutIon was TO have taken place in Louisville
to-day, has received a respite OF fourteen days
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Late Southeru Items

A firm in New Orleans has orders for LOO
plows from single county ia Texas.
General W. J. Hardee has been elected
President of the Selma lAlabauna) and MerI-
dian Railroad.
The Lynchburg News of the 9TH saws: I'VE
over the Virginia and Tennessee railroad from
Wytheville, yesterday, that the wheat is look
ing very badly. The unprecedented cold spells
some weeks back have frozen il out and the
prospect for fun yield is by no means fiat
terIng."
The Columbus Enquirer OF Wednesday,
says: 3" Ex-Proyisional Governor johnson
has started for Washington, and will make a
faithful representation TO the Government OF
the pernicious effects of keeping garrisons of
colored troops in the South
The New Orleans Picsyune complains of
the accumulation Of capital in that city. Busi-
ness is very brisk. and all the trades are in a
most fourishing state. The surplus Of capital
would be invested in stocking plantations, but
they are so encumbered that they offer no se-
curity, and pledges Of the forthcoming crops
are demanded. Rents are high and increasing.
The Mobile Tribune says that it is still worse
in that city as regards rents.
. 1t seems that some Of the Charleston, South
Carolina, traders are taking ADVANTAGE Of the
ignorance of pecuniary matters existing among
the freedmen. One was provided with a one
hundred dollar bill, which he rendered last
week to small store on King street in pay
ment for some articles selected. The shop
keeper took the bill and gave change for ten
dollars only, and when reminded that the bill
was of a one hundred dollar denomination
persisted il was only ten dollars. A detective
who witnessed the transaction then stepped
up, secured the money till, and drew forth the
one hundred dollar bill. The same thing was
result; The shopkeepers implicated are 70 be
punished.
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The Trichina (Hog) Disease.
CURIOUS EXPERIMENT AND MICROSCOPIC
ANIyLTIONS.

ANISATIoNs.
An English paper says:-"The trichina can
not live at the temperature of boiling water, 60
that thorough cooking OF suspected pork is an
that is required TO render il harmless. An IL
lustration OF this occurred at Hedersleben.
woman who bought some sausages became Sc
riously i'll through eating some OF them, whilst
her husband for whom she fried the rem ain der,
was uninjured. As meat, however, is usually
boiled or roasted in pieces Of some considerable
size, 1t may easily happen that the interior may
not reach the required temperature. Professor
Hertwig made some very conclusive expert
ments in proof of this. he placed two pieces
of trichinous pork, each about the size Of ones
thumb, in cold water, and then raised IL 70 the
boiling point. One piece he boiled twenty-five
minutes, the other twenty-five; and he found
that the FIRST piece still contained living trich-
nae, whilst in the second piece they Were all
dead. The violence Of the outbreaks az Hett-
stadt and Hedersleben must undoubtedly be
ascribed TO the penchant Of the inhabitants for
raw or insufficiently cooked meat.
sit has been enormously stated by some that
il is difficult 10 find trichine in infected meat
This is not the case; a little experience enables
one to detect the position OF one with the naked
eve, and with little practice in the use Of the
microscope, they can be focused in a few min
utes, and il is by no means an unpleasant object,
with its slow and graceful gyrations; n livee,
moreover, for several weeks, and even months,
in this manner, and il at rest, merely requires a
little careful warming TO set it once more coll
ing upon itself
Professor Hertwie in some interesting re-
searches, showed with what astonishing rapidi-
ty these parasites propagate. He examined
four young porkers by making a small Incl
sion, and examining the flesh removed under
the microscope, il was perfectly free from
trichine. To the first he gave one 10th (about
sixteen frammes) OF trichinous meat 70 the
second, two; to the third, three; and 70 the
fourth, four; and then watched the effects.
They became i'll in the same day; diarrhGa and
general stiffness of the limbs were the prin l.
pal symptoms; and one of them died. In all,
not only the one which died, but likewise in
the other three, not thousands but millions Of
trichiDP were present. Before they wer e
killed small exclsions were made from time 70
time, and microscopical examination showed
the presence Of these parasite worms; even IN
eight days their flesh was, so TO speak, satu-
rated with them"
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SIpATE.-At the oouelusion of Mr. Stevsr-.
Teech yesterday
Ryered an able address In fsyor OF the sxfrnis
sbon 10 Congress of such Of the southern SEN
ators and Representatives as may be properly
s sSamleo, senyIng !hs ground tsk.n by some
reduced by The rebellion to the condition Of
Territories. II they are States still thew are
such Sss,es as they were before the war. fheir
suent relation 70 the Government OF ne United
States, Ne the same in which they stood % both
when the insurrection broke out IL this is q
necessary result, does 10 not also follow that
they are entitled 10 representation Whsthsr
.ney car present persons who cannot take their
.es's because they have individually commit
matter. i speak now as 10 the rSwht itself
Wnat provision NJ there in the Con Institution
Sn,en sen puts u in the authority OF this body 70
representation with these other States thsf are
represented berel The late rebellious Stsfss
are States, and not Territories. II this be trpe,
,s,t n ooNions mat they are entitled 70 repressp-
AoUsE-After our report closed yesterosv-
Ihe House resolved itself into a COMMITTEE
OF the Whole on the stste Of the Union, IMr.
wentworth IN the ehair,l and resumed the
consideration Of the bill making additionsj
appropriations, and 10 supply deficienci<s in
the appropriations for sundry civil expenses
OF the Government for the fiscal year endine
June 80. 1866, and for other purposes
The Clerk read the clause, "For refttinf the
rear base ment rooms OF the old Treasury ouilS-
ing Tor office purposes, s11,ooo," when
Mr.. Benjamin offered an amendment 70 the
effect that no money shall be expended 70 those
who have not taken the prescribed oath passed
by Congress.
After debate, the amendment was agreed 70.
The clause was read-For plates, engraving,
printing. and paper Tor national currency notes,
S323.24-when
Mr.. Thayer offered proviso, that hereafter
no portrait or likeness Of any living man shalA
be engraved or placed on any bonds, securi-
ties, or postal currency.
Mr.. Ross proposed, inasmuch as the orna-
mentations were to apply only to dead per-
sons, that 1t should not exclude the Select
Committee Of Fireen-
The proviso was agreed to.
Mr.. Washburne, OF Illinois, offered proyi-
of restoring the price OF gas 10 what il was be-
sore the passage of the act Of ls6S, TO amend
the charter OF the Washington Gxs-hght Com
pany
Mr.. Stevens opposed the amendment
The amendment was ruled ont Of order.
The committee rose, and the amendments
which had been made to the bill reported 20
the House.
They were coneurred in, the bill wa. passed,
and the House adjourned.
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ETSpeaking OF the hanging Of four murder
ers, Nashville correspondent says that
seyerything passed passed OF with entire sat-
isfaction TO all parues concerned"
N-Thereis yet some comfort left for levers
OF pork An English paper says the trichina
cannot live at the temperature OF boiling water,
SO that thorough cooking, by boiling Of Infected
pork. is all that is required 70 render IL harm
less. .-#.a
sz-Itis reported that Commodore Wander
bilt, being called on few evenings since, gave
the following sentiment:
"The heolh Of the President Of Ae United Stots,:
Some say has recent speech is vulgar; 1 say
il is jUst'' ..-E
ErA woman in Pennsylvania has petitioned
fer divorce because she and her husband do
not agree on politics." She is for Andy.
V"Japanese Tommy" was the cause Of q
row al the Cincinnati Palace Varieties, the 9TH
er performers refusing 70 appear unless Tom
my was discharged The managers, however,
stood firmly by Temmy.
HThe workmen on the shore Of the Chica-
90 lake tunnel have excayated distance OF
about one mile ont under the lake while the
workmen from tbs Golfer dam sunk IN me Iahe
have advanced 10 meet them TIVE hunoreo
feet. rH. =. ....---
HA Chicago, IN, doctor says the common
angle worm b sometimes lniecseo wiz I.Sn-
ina, which have been so fatal 70 pork eaters,
and that fowls. ss well a. sv,ne' become ass-
eased by them
rS Fslse hair Is reported 70 be scarce; sut
there seems 70 be o greet deal eoeets
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The Baltimore Annual Conference of the
NJ. T.. Church.

In this body, IN session at the Eutaw Streer
Church, yesterday, after the usual religious
exercises and the transaction of some routine
business, the committees We're appointed.
A number of reports were made, among
others a circular from the General Centenary
Committee of the Church, recommending that
the month Of October of this year be devoted
TO protracted religious exercises.
The special order-the resolutions disap.
proving the special transfer system-was taken
up, when substitute was offered by DR. Nor.
gan respectfully requesting that transfers may
never be made solely at the personal solicita-
lion of the preacher desiring to be transferred,
nor yet TO gratify the wishes of any one charge
between whom and the proposed appointee
negotiations may have been previously made.
and declaring that negotiations for special APP
Pointments to the pastoral work between indi-
vidual ministers and societies, prior TO the ex-
ercise of the regular appointing power IN the
church, is contrary 10 the economy and inlu-
rious TO the itinerant system.
After long debate q motion was made to in
definitely postpone, pending which the Con-
ference adjourned.
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COLGATEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE so
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEpYI

DIX. J. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
Ia now offered to the afflicted throughout the coun-
try after having been proved By the test of eleven
years, in the New England States where its merits
have become rs well known as the tree from which,
in part 1t derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Threat. Colds, Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis
Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. 1t is q remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty
Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and
other Complaints.
Give II trial If you would learn the value OF coed
and tried Medicine. 1t is pleasant safe and sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine gen.
GEO. W. sWETT, M. D., Proprietor,
Jan " 3in Boston, Mass.
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STRICKLANB,S PILE RENEnY

4, M Glass OF Janesyille, Wisconsin, writes fer
the beneht OF AL who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggrs.
waited case Of Piles, and his brother discharged
yzed with the Piles( Both these distressing cases
SsTe cured With one bottle Of DR.. STRICKLANDr
PlLE REMEDY. The recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
byDr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
Ing that the most aggravated chronic cases Piles
are cured by DIR. Stricklandb Pile Remedy. 1t ID
sold ey Pruggists everywhere. Sold by j. w
avenue and o02 Ninth street. oc q ly
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To DYE EASY

h very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ns stain. no trouble. child
can apply It, Persons wishing to avoid the public-
ty OF having their Hair d. ed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
Better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. II does not rub of or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, bat imparts life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price rs cents
Prepared by A. /. MATHEWS, NY
DEMAS BARNES b CO., New York, wholesale
Agents. my lS- eoIy
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
LRED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR

SKIN.
This secret Of beantifying the skin being only
that il differs from all other preparations, being
scientifically composed from plants and harmless
gums, which produce the most brilliant complexion
infant.
Jareds Email de Paris" cleanses the pores
from those unsightly black worm specks and small
particles which give eearseness to the com mpexion,
and by cleansing produces q healthful glow 1t ef-
faces, after few weeks. most happily, all scars,
freckles and Pnpes and is especially successful in
Jareds Email de Paris"is especially indorsed
by Mile. Sestyali, Lucille Western, Mrs D. p
Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller, and many ladies' in
private life, whose csmmendstory letters, for OBJ
vfous reasons, cannot be published.
Jared's Email de Parisu can be obtained af
FoIds epot, Penn. avenue, and of all first class
Druggists, Perfumers and Coifeurs. ia lS-eo3m
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~Some singular fatalities Were recorded in
London in the last week Of January. A girl
died Of "cholera morbus.' accelerated by o
ssclot of ssblood in the heart an engineer died
of sshemorrhage from the brachia artery Sc
vered by the glass Of skylight" and another
man died from "thrombus OF the basilar ar
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EVGeorge Peet, keeper of hotel at Owasco
Lake, N. Y, has been arrested for the murder
Of his wife by poison He has been living in
criminal relations with a servant girl, for which
he was once arrested. His wife two or three
, times commep ended proceedings for divorce, but
suspended them upoplhis promise 70 reform.
ga young gentleman advertised for wife
through the IN psrs, aud received answers from
eighteen hui drrd hrss5snds saying that be
could have fl,eirs.
1-Johnsop n.'etfrFs 81 tce West cover
acres. -. -.rs.-s.-r s.-..
~ The si...d a-c - tar ctsr'.- g the della
ware.
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Hln Traits of Republican Life in IAN
the Year Round" the writer gives quite an
alarming account of the manner In which lun-
atics are allowed 10 90 about making speeches
and doing other rather dangerous things, IN
molested by the authorities, police or medical.
The reader will be relieved on knowing that
tits about Venezuela, and not any region nearer
home, that the statements are made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-02

~Ofan the sssmart'' instances of Yankee
ingenuity, perhaps the smartes is the trick
played on the authoritiest of New Brunswick
after their recent offer of % for the snout OF
every bear killed in the colony. A large num-
Der of snoats were recently brought in, chiefly
by Indians, but in the course Of time il was
discovered that most Of the trophies were i'm
itations only, cunningly manufactured of
India rubber and gutta percha, by clever man
ipulators in the State of Maine, who sold
them to the Indians at half dollar each.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDy

We can conscienttousy recommend to those euf
feKng from distressing cough. DR. STRICK-
LANDB MELLITLU0Us COUGH BALsAM
1t gives relief almost stantaneous, and 10 withsl
notdfsagreeable to the taste. There 10 ne doHbt
but the Mellihuous Cough Balsam is one OF the
best preparations in Tse and 10 al that its propri
past week, and found relief from distressing
cough. It's prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. I 80
Pruggists. Sold by J. ". NAIRN 90, Also st
WAITE,s Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI
ANIS, S17 Pa. avenue and s02 Ninth street.
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SECRET DIsEASEs

SANARITANs GIF is the most certain, safe and
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty. four hours. No mineral no
is the soldiers hope and friend to those who do
male, S3.
SAMARITAN's ROoT AND HERE JUrcKs-A pesiti ye
and permant mt cure for Syphilis, ScrofulA, Ulcers
for S.. Sold by s. C. Fsrd. See advertisement. ms
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- The Rochester Democrat says: A lew
weeks since young man, named Charles
DAVIS, aiias Carrington, was hung in Buffalo
for murder. Since that time his mother. Mrs
Darlington, has been deprived of her husband
In the ordinary course of nature or disease and
one day last week she married in this city, an
other husband, the corpse of the previous hus-
band being at the time in the receiving vault
at Mount Hope Cemetery awaiting intermenI
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Essay Of Marning and Instructien for Yonng
Men, Just published By the Hsward Association,
and sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address a. Dr. 4; SkiLLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THkArkR,
ssoysE VIA; ,:s. wads aG::
LEONARD aB0vER-....O. d. HESS.
THIS Triday ivEHING, Harch ?, 1856.
GREAT sENsArfH65NsAAfL LIFE DRAMA,
.fEiITs'e 81 fns NV fSsk entitled the
dssna' It;
Seat: may be secured three days in advance with
win coon be produced Boucicaults charming
will !. s9% s%s 1sxs: s.s al
GERMAN OPERA.
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR
Mr.. Grover is happy to announce that. encoura-
ged By the great success of the recent brief sea.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
in this city he has determined to return after the
present brilliant season at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, PHILADELPHIA,
is concluded, with his
ENTIRE GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS,
for season Of
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
presenting six of the
FAVoRITE OPERAS OF THE GERMAN
REPERTOIRE.
The season will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 12.
THE SALE OF SEASON SEATS,
AND
SEATS FOR THREE ALTERNATE NIGHTS,
commencing with the first second, will open on
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH .,
and continue until
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH I,
when il win definitely close, and on the following
morning the
SALE FOR SINGLE OPERAS
will commence.
THE REPERTOIRE AND ITS ORDER
will be announced in the
CHRONICLE OF SUNDAY NEXT,
together with the
LIST OF PRICES.
success of the Grand German Opera Company in
this city to fully assure the patrons of Of the
ure that he announces in addition to the entire
company Of the late season, the famous srtistes,
THEODORE AND WILHELM FORMES,
recently arrived from Europe. NH z-tf
METZEROTT HALL.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2D.
GRAND CONCER
OF
THE BRErro BOYS. !
Assisted By the following eminent talent:
MRS. MOZART,
The Talented Soprano,
NIB. GEO. SIMPSON
The Sweetest of Tenors,
Mr. j. r. THOMAS,
The Great Baritone,
Mr.. MERRILL,
The Celebrated Pianist.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; for sale at Metzerott's p
Music Store. No charge for reserved seats.
The Piano used is from the celebrated factory of
Stenway Sons. fe 2S
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% Mrs. Bigelow, wife OF the Amer

~ Mrs. Bigelow, wife of the American
Minister in Paris, is seriously i'll. The French
papers describe the modest meHdge Of the re-
publican representative with much admira-
ton for its SpaI AN simplicity. One journal
found Mr. Bigelow cooking his own ham and
eggs, without any attendant 10 wait on him, and
appears TO think that these domestic incidents
are lit subjects public curiosity.
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F0s 60 DArsi
FOE 90 pAysn ..-s
FOB 90 DAYsm
$4,000 $4,000
$4,000 $4,000
sss.ooo $4,000
WORTH OF
WORTH OF
OLOT THINei
OLOT THIN6i
OrHINaI
am making large improvsments In my store.
offer ell OF our immense stock Of
CLOTHING
2per cent. deduction for the next 90 days.
oyERooATs for $40, sls, sIs, sIs, eso, SIS.
ssand SO.
BOYS Do, SO. 80. slo, Ell. sl2,sls, sI4, siS
and sls.
The largest stock Of BOYS JACKETS and
PANTS
JACKETS. JACKETS, JACKETS. JACKETS,
from % to So.
BOYS PANTS, s2se to So.
ALSO.
90 DOZEN UNpKRsHrRTs,
Worth ss.so, at s2. A great bargain.
Your chance Of all theee goods ct 2s per cent.
than any house in the city.
Call early and secure the Great Bargains.
Remember that these Goods must be seld before
we get into the new part Of the store.
REMINDER
46o-4so-460-46O-l6
SEVENTH sTREEr-sEvxNTH STREET,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
sMIrH'S-sMITH's,
SMITH'S-sMITH'S
/ n. B.-We shall open an entire new stock of
SPRING GOODS
on the lst OF April, by that time store will
improved and enlarged. JaUlm