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L D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdJutant General.
n RP Il A NS' OOU RT,
District OF COLUMBIA, wAsHisaFos cotsTi-

In III. cas-. Of uwiiiiam \. Robinson, executor
Of Rlira Rsavss, deceased, the sxsestoT aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the 0rphans. Court Of
The ist Isy Of Dsesmbsr next lor The ansl sstsnsnt
snd dstrbuon Of the personal estate Of said deceased
md Of the ssssksi hand far the same have been
oyiisctsd md turned Into money! when and whore all
ths heirs Of said deceased are notified 10
attend with their claims propsry vouehs they may
deceased estate provided copy Of this order bs pub.
lishsd once week for three weeks In the NATIONAL
Test: I.C. ROBBINS,
nol9.wSw Register Of Wills
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The Wigwam, corner Of the avenue and
Seventh street, will present this evening
great moral spectacle-a host of greedy az
grinders taking victuals from the mouths Of
hungry freedmen.
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The Norfolk Press.

NORFOLK, Dec. 1.-The Norfolk press have
formally agreed to take dispatches only from
the United States and European News As
sociation, from this date.
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THE SOUTH ASKED TO BECOME
t "UNwORTHY CITlzENS" AND
rH 81 iDRGENERATE 6ON1.o .r


r1i sIDRGENERATE SONS" ...Ir
We shall never forget the wild enthusiasm
that spontaneously greeted the patriotic
words which we quote below when, in the
Philadelphia August Convention, they fell
from the lips Of HrNRY J. RAYMOND, as he
was reading the Address to the People Of
the United States" So thrilled was that
great audience with the power and justness
Of the noble utterance that by unanimous
request Mr.. RAYMOND repeated the declara-
ton, and with an emphasis which clearly in
dicated that he too felt the inspiration which
his own well-chosen words had produced.
Here they ore, referring to the Amend
ment:"
"AYp THE TEN MILLIONS OF AMERICANS WHO
LIVE IN THE South WOULD BIZ UNWORTHY orrI-
zENs OF FREE COUNTRY, DEGENERATE SONS OF
A HEROIC ANCESTRY, UNFIT EVER TO BECOME
THE GUARDIANS OF THE RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES
BEQuEArHED TO Us BY THE FATHERS AND FOUND
ERs OF THE REPUBLIC, IF THEY COULD ACCEPT,
WITH uNcoNPLAINING sUBMssIyEyEss, THE HU-
MILrArIoSs THUS SOUGHT TO BE IxrosED uros
THEM"
Now Mr.. RAYMOND is urging these very
"ten millions Of Americans to submit to
the very " "humiliations which, according to
his own well-expressed words, would make
them unworthy citizens Of free country!'
Consistency, thou art q jewel" ..
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lsrrLL LirEsAF'

"A - AerIiL LArEsJ
LasERrooL, undAy evanhg, Dec. a.
Thsrs ars'indl6Atisas Of trouble from the
Irish population, and prscautioas are being
taken by The Government witha view to its
prompt suppression. The countermanding
Of orders for volunteers to leave for Ireland
was made in this connection,as their services
may be required at home.
GLASGOW, Dec. From various move.
nents on the part Of the Irishmen and their
sympathzers in this city and vicinity, fears
are entertained that the Fenian movement
has extensive ramifcations here. a -
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2.-The steamship Pal
myra, from New York Nov. 2lst, arrived
here to-day and proceeded to Liverpool. |
LONDON, Sunday evening, Dec. 2.-Col.
Meaney, Q wellknown and prominent Fe-
nian, has been arrested by the Government
officials and placed in Blackwell prison IN.
der strong guard. sgt. -. .. ..t..r.,, Al,
DUBLIN, Sunday evening, Dec 2.-Great
excitement here relative to the activity oi
English officers in making arrests Of persons
believed to be implicated in the Fenisn
movement. A great many arrests have been
made and are growing more numerous
hourly. -- .s.. ... .g-,....... .,-........
PANS, Sunday evening, Dec. 2.-The an.
nouncement has been made public here that
Matamoras, Mexico, has been seised and oc.
cupied by American troops, and that the
French have been driven out. This has
caused profound sensation in governmental
circles and among the people, and various
conjectures are indulged in relative to com.
plications which are expected to arise from
such course on the part Of the American
Government. sa .Hs 81
PARIS, Dec. at Is stated that the deci
sion Of the French Government in refusing
to accede to the demands Of Great Britain
for the extradition of Lamarande, has been
acquiesced in by the British Minister Of For
eign Affairs. .H... .rs..r7s 70 .sau ..f
LONDON, Dec. 2, evening.-A Paris letter
states that the suit brought against the
United States Government by the builders
of the celebrated Bordeaux iron-clad Rains,
is likely to be settled by arbitration.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-Prince Adalbert High
Admiral Of the Prussian navy, will soon pay
visit to the United States for the pur pose
of observing the American system Of naval
construction. ..a ell.
PARIS, Sunday evening, Dec. 2.-The EN-
press Carlotta, Of Mexico, is stated to be dy
ing at Miramar. The Emperor Maximiliar
is expected to reach Miramar in the course o
two weeks, and preparations are being msd'
to give him fitting reception upon Austrial
soil. q,
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The hungry Southern radicals who have
been foraging in the Northern States since
midsummer are to be fed at the Mass-wel-
come-to-C Congress banquet tonight.
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Fenians Drilling.

BUFFALO, Dec. IA Fenian battalion, 200
strong, drilled at Uniontovn to-day. The
arms captured from the Fenians all along
are to be delivered tomorrow. The Fenian
military Of this city propose grand public
parade on Tuesday. Delegations from Roch-
ester, Lockport and other places are coming
Two men have been arrested in New Jer-
sey, and brought here on a>requisition,
charged with completely in the Holliston
bond robbery. Superintendent Reynolds ar
rived with them yesterday.
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wILLARD's HOTEL :

q. ,15s- .. WAszusroH. Dsssnber I, lsss.
sssssors, Representatives, and others reading in
Wasbnstoa Who occupy private apartments can bs
eomnodatsd with their meals At this Hotel Il the rate
Of olo 80 per week. -
dss amd SYKES, CHADWICK 90.
ITO PRINTING OFFICES OR SINH.
IL LAR ESTABLISHMENTS. Il wish 70 gstsnploy.
neat In some priasing once engineer, and 70 DO al
the necsary repairing to the engine and boiler and
presses, have ms6hinery suitable for thsA work.
Address g. A. HRALD, No. oil Seventh strsst, Intsi-
gsneer Building No. 62s Eighth street east dss.A
OFFICIAL.-THE WAR DEPART
" NENT. %. 80 aaah,H
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Richmond Printers Dislike Sunday
Work.

RICHMOND, Dec. 2.-The Richmond Typo.
graphical Society adopted resolution last
night favoring the suspension Of Sunday
work on the daily papers.
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Annexation Meeting.

New YoRK, Dec. 2.-The French Cana
dams held meeting last evening fayoring
the annexation Of Canada to the United
States, and expressing sympathy with Ire
land. ....
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A Refreshing Case Of Congression
Honesty.

Honesty.
The Hon. FERNANDO CoRrEz BEANAS,
member Of Congress from Michigan, lately
donated to the Treasury Department the
sum Of S5O972, which he claims is in excess
Of the amount Justly due him for mileage
but awarded him by the committee on that
subject. The committee, it appears, made
out Mr.. BEAxAx's mileage via New York
whereas he comes to the capital via Pitts
burg, which makes the aforementioned re
duction.
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The steamer Havana, from New York, ar
rived at New Orleans yesterday.
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Frea Cfneaaloti.

a. CIscnsAir, Dee 3.--Wm, b BssIsv for.
me!ly colonel n the so ,okio ,vSlpstsers,
died lest night Of ofconsspption., .l,,n,- -.
The ohiciaistatement Just pablishsd skews
TIE value Of real and personal property In
Cincinnati to be $lsa, ,612, ,00oss.fags "a -
Another Heavy sAipnsnt sf 0SaA.
: SkH FRAHcisco, Dec. l.--Steamsp t0olisn
City sailed for Panama to.dsy casrvinsiSl
166, 900 In treasufey Of which amount ~. zoo
q for New York account She also carries
specimens Of California oranges md lemons
iSr exhibition in the agricultural bureau in
Washington. r.,'-,,. " 1l'l1 -, 81
The national Republican., 1866-12-03

The Rev. Mr.. CHARMS new church on
Fifth Avenue, New York, will be dedicated
to-day.
The national Republican., 1866-12-03

GEORGE NJ. RICHMOND, the extensive calico
printer, died yesterday, at Providence, r. /.
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The Hibernian sailed yesterday morning
from Portland for Liverpool.
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n R P II An s. COU RT,
District OF COLUMBIA, wAsHiHoTos coUNTY-

In the case Of John r Ward, executor Of Jane
Ward, deceased, the executor aforesaid has, with
the appreciation Of the orphans' Court q washing.
day Of November nsxi. for the hnsi settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate q said Dc.
ceased and Of the assets In hand far - the
nave bean collected and turned Into money when and
where ali the creditors and heirs o. said deceased are
notified to attend VIII 'SsI isn Ss pIssa.a fa% ~
benefit in ssid dsesassdi estate: provided copy Of
this order be published once week for three weeks
Tsst, .. O. ROBBINS,
oo,s Wv Rssistar Of villa
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application b sSs, sheoriss, ~ seem
irrefrngabi truths, 10 human society and
political institntiops i Often impossible.
They viii remembet that the people elevsted
the dominant party to power in the belief Of
their professions Of q purer political morality
professions that whereas the old political
parties, Wings and Democrats, were too cor
rupt they would purify the dirty waters and
raise politics upon higher plane Of morality.
BY such professions the party gained the ear
Of the people and attained political power,
and now they are bound to the exercise Of
patriotism as lofty as their pretensions, and
the people will hold them responsible accord.
ingly. We trust that wise counsels may pre-.
vail with the majority and that extremists
may not lead them astray. Legislative wis.
dom and true statesmanship shine brightest
in the country's darkest hour. N ar
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THE PROCESSION.

1t is understood that the radical process.
sion will move up the Avenue in an omni-
bus-colored delegates on the outside.
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The Queen,s Own Gone to Cork.

New YoRK, Dec. 2.-The Bermuda Ga.
zette says that the Second battalion OF the
Queens Own regiment sailed for Cork on
the 9Th inst.
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TNHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE

subssribsr has obtained from the orpAans' Ceurt
isttsrs Of admin the personal estate of
Catharns kssdsgsr, late Of Washington city D. o. Dc.
essssd are hereby warned 70 exhibit The same with the
voushsIs thereof 10 the snbssrbsf, On or before the oh
.y!,sass s.y f,sa II Ssssi, q {hs "a sssSss
aivsa under NJ Md ~ ssh ~ q fAsys%Ss. isss
noT.laWoWs AdAhis9a4og We
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y .NeMessie Dry. .0eeas MAsAIse.,

'Ph6vfDMo1y Dec 1.-The market for
printed cloths has been considsfsbly Hstive
curing the past week, but closes .qnist and
steady; sales OF 81, 900 pieces at IL i-4a1Sl-2
Tor best styles. Cotton market closed dull
and irregular. MiddIlnss nominal It als36.
Sales for the week, 5000 bales. Impofts.
ions, ;3,042 bales. n. ,,,sI
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NaMfare N Alahalna.

!. MosrooxsRr, ALA. Dec. LIN tie Lssis.
lature to-day . bill WAS tabled, amer long
debate which proposed altering the constf.
tuition 90 - 70 allow all persons to vote Who
can read and write, and who are worth two
hundred dollars' worth 81 property. rys
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LllLIaIgaa IkEaITiy aIIT
Rev. o., 1ums4ser Soss--s,s.

Rev.lal.a huqo4eaI IN,sseuri.s.
BuTyALo, Dec. 2.--Ths Rev. M. Lumsden
lectured q 81 Jamss, Hall tsnieht On IN
,perience, &C., during ~ Fsni1u M N
Sort Erie last June ana ~ ttSst ~ I'd
ttial by the Canadian .authoritiss sssH TSSre
were about LOO persons present st n; ,csnts
q head. As speculation II was . iaaass.
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! 0PRCIAL NOTIOR1S.

New rsrk, Als1a.6fia, WsSsi11Sea
AsD osonosrowr ssaAxsuir conPAsr.-lfAs ssIssri.
bsrs TO the stock Of Ais sonyAayurs AsrsSy aoliasa
that ten per cent of their ssbssptoa win y a. e,l
payable q the banking houss Of Lewis ysAnses { Co.
On the soth instant. SAMUEL DACoN. a7S5
ssg-,,..., -... THOMAS PA1xiR,N
y. la. -. ~. "a J. ". fHoNppoH,
= -. =. r. sH1runRD,
no1o.9 washinsteu Dirsssees.
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Postal Arrangements on the Pacific
COast-I.etters From Juarex, 70.

SAN FRANcrsco, ec.1.-The United States
Postal Agent to-day approved the arrange
ments by which the California Steam Nsvi.
CATION Company and the California, Oregon,
and Mexican Steamship Company will carry
mails between Ban Francisco and Portland,
Oregon. The first mail goes forward on De-
cember 4th.s The steamers will make three
or four trips every month. = ,.,9l e. .-
The silk-worm eggs received by the Alert
from Japan are en- rotlte for New York. II,
Letters from Juares and Tigods, dated
Chihuahua, October 20, received. Secretary
General Vega was daily expected there TO
give an sccount Of his recent expedition.
This seems to contradict the rumor that
Corona had shot Gen. Vega. si'y i.Tfr'
Wheat sold to-day at 2 cents per pound.
Mining stocks tend upward.
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From Aspinwsll HsS I,GAipne,s
or Tssssses nssE - seutn
AmSrfoan neVb. - III I
NEW Yosx d. The staup6 Ar;r--t. 4
from Aspinwsll Nov. 90, With NC y Is
Of passengers ana Sl,lSc.0oe n tfh,sarer
arrived to-day.
Advices from Bogota state that the Arch
bishop had been expelled from the Republic.
His papers and palace were ssised by the
Government, and he was awaiting paSsdge to
France '=..a=.
The United States steamers Mohongo for
San Francisco and Wateree for Callas, had
sailed from Panama, and the sloop-ofwar
jamestown had arrived fr6m'6an Francisco.
Considerable Inconvenience had been esca-
stoned at Panama by the non-arrival OF Ice.
The wreck Of the steamer European, sunk
at Asplnwall by the nitro1slycerine explo-
sion, q TO be removed. - .,iass5o,r ttiaes
J, vslpsrsiso dates Of the Cd and Uallao
dates Of The l4th, we're received at Panama.
The war.ieeling against Spain, N Peru, ID on
the increase. Chilian citizenship ~ 70 be
conferred upon ell citizens Of Spanish Amer
lea, and free trade with all Of the South
American Republics is being discussed.
Col. Pfado, late Dictator o. Peru, has been
elected President almost unanimously. Gems.
Wachusa and Baltabon have been. dlshonor.
ably stricken from the military lists Gen.
Castillo Is to command the Chilian and Pc
ruvian army. 90 ',.-s', qs'iAyost
There Is . great scarcity Of money In &c.
uador, owing to the paralysis Of trade BY war.
Exchange on Europe isquotsd q Afty per
cent. premium. d sIf rrfSrr 10 q Id M
4. The British bark ChimboraKo was burned
at sea on the 18th OF November. The crew
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From Balsimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-The stsamship Som.
erset, Of the Baltimore and Liverpool line,
arrived here this morning in fourteen days
from Queenstown. She brings large and
valuable cargo, Q great portion Of which is
consigned to Cincinnati and Chicago.
Col. ]. @. Groom, Of Cecil county, Nd,
who died in Elkton ON Saturday, was prom
inent politician, and some years ago run on
the Democratic ticket for Governor against
the late Senator Hicks. ssrf5s .t..g i
VIM. Robinson Whittingham, Bishop Of
the Diocese Of Maryland, arrived here today
from Europe. ., ~ .1--.. .trrr pnt'i =
The City Council Of Baltimore and the
municipal authorities, and number Of citi-
sens severally leave here in the morning for
Washington to participate in the mass-wel,
come to Congress. .g.is '.g.,l .nE2 .4Qi oi
Rev. BENZ. 7. Brooks, welLkown Episco.
palian minister Of this city, has received q
call from congregation in Memphis, Tenn
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''s.9i1F -, ARR rHs pssf -" oDO-AA' D''"AA
To be had svsrywhsrs ,-,9H . iu'. l'l's
WALL, sf1PHlHs 3 Co.,
.-f,.- g.-...- ..... 327 Psnnsy1vaais avssus,
I noN-26 Agent for WAshinston D. @.

rtl,.-- ..-.r-- ,.... s21 Psnnsyivssis avsass.
non -2a Agent for wAshi.ston, D. @.
4. ArMAdan Meuafs' Piis ssive-e VsiSsSIs
for that Disease; aiso scessunytsn Destroy.
sr and an Entire Care for the BroasAis, AssAna h.
eaa 30 foaas a stotts Drug stoss opposiis Halisa
Hotsl, 0ilnAas assr Metropolitan Hotsl Yords cor.
nsr Of fRlsvsath asd Psnnsyivanis Aysnus xatvisiss
sorasr Of Twelfth sad avsass; nissss,
eornsr Of sad Twelfth streets, 1arAazsAs corner u
Seventh And q. ...-.s.-.. jaia-H
- Te ICsnsanpeivss.--The Aaver1aser,
hsvss been restored 70 health IN . few wssks,Sy
very sinpls remedy, sftss hsviag ss1srsA several
years with severe lung affection, ssd thst drssA dis
sass. censsnptoa, j. aaxieus V make knswA to his
fsllev-ssgsrsrs tie nsaas Of surs. " i,..4,..r,
To all who desire Il he will send copy Of ~ Pre-.
ssrPtion nssA, (rss sfsharss With the disssons for
preparing and using the same, vhish tAsy viii And
SONS CuRs poa CoSsunPfIoy, AsfnnA, DnospnnIs, 10.
Ths only sbisst Of ths advertiser In ssadiag Ne pre-
ssptioa s 70 bsasAt The asssd sd sprsaA iaisFns.
oa which hs eoassivss 70 - avaiuabs so - hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. - viii ~ then
nothing and may prove . blessing. a.sfF 4
Parties wishing the psssshptioa will pissss sadrsss
-4... srf. .sL Rev. EDWARD 4 WILs0H,
oe1.dwly Willismsburs, KipEs seulty, M
n A r D. .I-TT1--I n q - 80
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the WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.

:;DEcEMBER ., 1885
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'nrinciple practically new in this hemis.
|6here. Flrmer contests have been paid
3ofein gold-this will have to be carried
.op With greenbacks. Already there is a
suspension of specie pafments, md .
large issue of paper iionW in Italy The
PrSxsian Legislatureno1es est, at stlB mo-
7sRf. for it was dissolved some tin8 ago.
nd the new menbers have noe beef
elected yet William tbe fiiet, any
.rste, would so 10 war against Denmark,
without asking the Legislature for it's
sinewslnoney. For three years he has
collected 4 large pubic fsssnneswithout
Legislative authority for any one tux. In
war time to pay and s1bsfSt his troopsy he
will followthe example Qf, America and
issue greepbacks. And, if Prussia does
this, Austria VIII do the same. Hence
forth The R6rHscHILps and BARrsGs will
hase,S virtually no gyoice. for pesce or
warso'S -sSv sYaa 4dT lg e,.ys - 10
y Heavily hardened with debt IS the Eu-
ropeah States ars, war mnst plange them
all deeper into Involvement When the
strife lii over aud the cost is counted, the
parties engaged will be nearly bankrupt.
Themostofthe German powers viii re-
pudiste atheir. public debts, which now
utmost overwhelm them, and the, west
ward course Of empire will be hastened-
though the greatness Of this country
does not depend upon the union Of for
eign, siyals.--Prss =. =
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Doing. ing IN Congress.

a. ~, ,o.l ~ III ..-....al o.
hsas '@'n 'ns sIssp rouse p,ooeepeu y
.ne censioela'ion q 'ne oons'''1s'nN .u
Anenamen' - fepo''ea 1ss.,. rom 'ne ne'en
ss1nelion s'nn.'ee, ,, Sn0D ~ s'' A
fore passed IN 'hs house anu anienpss .
IN the senate' referring 70 u o'sis q re- re-
presentation and repudiation OF the Con, On.
federate debt. The previous question was was
demanded, and the amendment passed
BY a.vote Of lseyeas to- ss'nayS. # nov s
goes to the States. 81 & ~ vsis
Mr. Stevens has offered q. substitute
for The Rscohstrdction sbih;s which hs
proposes to sdniit Tennessee # she. will,
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olwbeat and other I,ropa.

ikiosVvheat and other S'rops.
/ The wheat crop in this and the adioin-
ing connties, is about ready for the
scy the, a,.d we are glad to learn that it is
nearly nj average crop.
1.-The corn is only tolerab!y good 30 far.
There has bsen too much rain for it.
liA.great deal of it looks yellow and sick-
~ Atianta !Ss,r Era, l2th.
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: .iByHTelegraph.1

Latsr from Europe.

.,.,,,, Later from Europe.
Dates have been received TO- June I'd
Austria, Prussia, Italy and the Ger
man Confederation have agreed 10 send
delegates 70 the Congress Austria. re-
tuses all propositions to ceds vsnesia.
France hopes that an powers who have
agreed to be represented At the Con-
gress win suspend warlike preparations.
Marshal Ra.aine HIS received orders
70 concentrate his troops at Me1ico, on
,baza and Puel'la, and to be ready to send
three-fourths Of his army to France Oh
the first Of October next. sAf ~
The London market closed ron June Cd
with q. 3. fve-twentles st 64sae5. Con.
SOS at S5s. '''75'ia .d' '.u' ssf1 4''
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EpIToRIAL I.I.I. AND orHrs IrEus.

=
Fr Generals Steedman and Fullerton have
reported on South Carolina. They raise
General Scott sadministratio Of sff,irs.
and propose that the Sea Islands be re-
turned To- the former owners when they
shall have paid the negroes for their I'LL
Iprovements made on the property.
RETuRSs from Oregon indicate the cleo
ton Of the Republican candidates BY u
majority Of one thousand.,,-i
PRoBsr, the murderer of.tbe Dearing
family, was hung on the 9th inst.
A NEy weekly Republican paper, print.
ed in the scandinavian language, WAS IL
|sued in Chicago last week by Messrs
Langeland l. Anderson. IT is very Ratii-
cal, in politics. 80 - -
THEs Fenians, ia a meeting at Cooper
Institute, denounced the President tor
his neusxaisy proclamation. and declare
that they will never support him.
+ THE National Typographical Union is
now ins~ssionlat Chicago
The Eve per- cent uts1 soh cotton has
brorgh out renonsttsnces and protests
from III parts of the South. Northern
men ard United Stases oficsrs regard it
as q runoas measure to cotton interests.
The waters are eserywhers receding in
Louisiana, and there ri is no fear of further
foods this year, But Che people in the i'm
mense submerged country are terribly
distressed. Relief is going out from New
Orleans daily. ' aSa's
'ss's t'sff.ssii III &c ssa 5afsle
"A San francisco dispatch announces
thetdeparture of Ministers BuSLISeAhE
and YAK YALK,NBrRa for China aud Js-
pan. "a,
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The s.Cxpps in 1T. Helena
lAN1AH.kE II

|ss!sgga!|,1|tii. 4 al a!|,1|ti., = u sI."., s..,
with those from other parts OF the South
r 1.-The ssea Of snd under cultivation i,
larger than for some years pasts toi seed
was plentiful and of fair quality; the
,IlS8jfa - bstn fsv@Ahis spdy there
has been nearly enough fa5oters 70 'sNp7
u,y the dem nd. a's;t1h
- WshWssSS>e >eessl aeal sfs spttonsiia
blossom on St Helena island. and plant
sfs sesm 10 have cslyone:f~gsrthe GA
terpills'. Ii they sscape tais Pest, a q
- s&grhrss yield. i, confidently, looked
e's'oossa. sssss,.,s.,s, 49,. ,.,,.., ..---
A Agrstdying fact universally noticed is
~ the industry oi tie salorsd people. This
= ttstAscontains less than one7hsH the col,
ored popslstiSn il did one year sgsEl
& isTbe spring found them seeking employ.
pspt in the hel Is instead or depending,
~ il years pssk upon the sprecariqi
: fvefhood Of ts&s jobs htEvsn Of those
remaining. many ars cplivatins cotton
.'s1 sAfrms near town, goiag out in the
morning and returning ut night.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-06-16

SENATOR HARRIS, on the 7th of June.
presented a petition of citizens of Flori-
da, who represent that they were forced
into. the rebel army; that they purchased
berses fof whsch t6ey ssse shsif notes.
3hAt the amouiH of shese hotss xasstor-
pea out Of ihsir PAY AND that thry arc
now suedsby Ae holaersof thsse notes
for second paymsnt 5Theyask Con-
gress 70 pass iaw- -fsr. their protection.