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Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Ohief Quartermastsr,
lanls.lst ~ Depot Of washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs.
~ ... TBR's STORES ..a.aJ
".". al. .-. ---A- ..... .WT.E Z
| .5.r-a CHEZ QuARrRRnAsrRR's Oryror
DEPoT or wAsHINaror, !
WAsHrSeror, d. O, January a, 1855 -
Will be sold at public auction, under the al
reeu9n o. breyet Colonel Q. II. Tompklns, Q. NJ,
THURSDAY, February 8, 1855, at 10 O'Clock a
o6SDEGNSD aUARrERxAsrER' STORES,
| Chairs, Desks. Tables, ~ four-horse Wagons.
| 90 two-horse Wagons, IS Carts, 2 Henrses, 4
Spring Wagons, s Ambulanees, Wagon Bodies
wagon Wheels, Chains, Blankets, Brides, Gum
Buckets; Horse Cellar, Wagon Covers, Horse
nsss. 2o7 Sets Ambulance Harness, 2s5 saddles,
whips, Portable forges, Chisels, Planes. Ham.
ner', Axes, Vices, Hose Carriages, Hoes. SHOW.
els, spades, Kettles, hattocks, Bake Ovens,
Brooms, Tubs: ga pounds Castlngs, l2.4To pounds
Scrap Iron, go pounds Oast-Iron, q ee7 pou nd
Tire Iron, 762 pounds Rope, &c. = ~ '
The sale will be continued from day 10 day
until the whole Ia sold. 10 .
The Stores must be removed within Ave davs
from date Of sale. - 80 -
Terms; Cash, in Government funds. ID
D. n. RUCRBR,
Bt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
)a2flR Depot Of Washington.
T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
- NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Will DO sold, at public auction, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Virginia, on THURS.
DAY, the sth day Of February, 1866, at 10 o'ciock
a. m, q large quantity Of stores, consisting in
100 field, Siege, and sea coast Cannon vrou ght
and cast Iron, smooth bore and rihed Of calibres
varying from three to eleven inches, including q
| cast Iron Guns, unfinished.
H6 M0Flars .iRon q IA
S-lnoh, aud l0-inoh.
2ssae Shot, Shell, Spherical. case. Crane. and
Canister, for smooth bore and rined Guns Of ca
libtss varying from l0.pounder to l0-inoh
432 breech loading Carbines, Burnside's, Mer-
rili's, haynard's, and NOrth's, new and Re-
$40 Muskets and Rifles, U. g. manufacture, new
and repaired.
CO., foreign Rifles, Austrian, cal. 81, new and
repaired, -
II smooth bore Pistols, cal. "a, new.
ls2 breeoh loading Carbines, Burnsids's, Mer-
rill's, sharp's, and Stars.
q Rides, Henry's and spencer's.
1853 Muskets aud Rines, U. g. and foreign mar. :
ufaeture, of various calibres
62o Revolyers, Colts, Remington's, aud Lafau.
Gheux's, calibres ~ and 80. -
l,072 sabres and Swords ..
6,444, 900 Rounds Of Ball Cartridges for Car
| bines, huskets, Rides, and Pistols.
ments.
A large lot Of Infantry and Cavalry Aoeoutre.
ments and Horse Equipments.
lot Of Rope, Paulins, Buckles, Rings, &c, to.
gether with large quantity Of Smiths and Car
Samples Of small -arms can be seen at Fort
Monroe Arsenal aud at the U. &. ordna nco Agen
| oy. No 10 Worth street, New York city.
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
| heavy ordnance. All other stores will be re-
CURED to be removed within ten days from the
date Of sale.
Terms Of sale CASH.
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BOARDING.

RoARDING.-Two GENTLEMEN CAN
~ be accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
at 497 Maryland avenue. oc27-u
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As-Consumptton, scrofuIa, Rhouma-
tsm, &c. -HBDGBMAN 4 CO.'S Geuuiue Medi.
elnal Cod Liver OIL has proved, by twenty Year,
as while II cures the disease, u gives strength
and flesh to the patient Warranted pare and
made from Fresh Livers Sold By DruReista
generally. HEGBMAEG co,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol9-d&W9m MAJ VET
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Il d W A r D. L YOE TT,
IL BooK-BIHDER AND PRR-RULBR,
No 27l Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
. Books elegantly or plAiuly bound. Period
teals aad Newspapers carefully =,
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF STEAM MILL
l. AND GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS IN
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 80 -

DUBLIc AUCTION OF STEAM MILL
u AND GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS IN
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
OEPIcR DEror CoMHIssARY OF SUBsIsrsscR, !
WAsHIkaTOS. ID. O., January Is, 1866.
win be sold, at public auction, on TUESDAY,
ANDGIA, Va, the following public property, wiz
The Steam Mil on King street, near Peyton-s
wo-story building, a by 81 feot, and one frame
building, IL by IA feet
ALSO,
! Steam Boiler, complete, $50 horse power)
Donkey PuInp, q horse power
Large Iron Kettles.
S@all Iron Kettle.
Steam Tub and Coil
Iron Wise.
2 Monkey Wrenches.
600 feet OF Water aud Steam Pipe.
] Steam Engine, In excellent order, Is horse
power,D aud large quantity Of Machinery.
On PEYTON STREET, NEAR KING, one Frame
Building, 80 by 49, feet.
AT THE FOOT OF WATER STREET SOUTH,
the Government Slaughter House, consisting Of
the following baildlngs:
! Franc Building, 20 by OF feet, slaughter
HouEe.)
., Frame Baildins, % by IL feet, attached to
PrSme Building, 80 by 20 feet, (oaios and
Frame Building, II by Is feet, tstabie)
Also, Pence and Platform, and / ScoW, % feet
long and 10 feet beam.
Terms; Cash ia Government funds, at the time
Of sale. a. BELL,
Jals-ts Major and G. g., U. s. A.
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NoTIOE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
~ great fatalities given by the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Com pauy
Ia connection with the reopeuiDg Of portion Of
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail.
been enabled to make au arrang ement To furnish
Thomas Gait, Esq, with Oak and Pine wood, Of
Rsuperior quality for fuel, whereby he will be
able to supply the public generally with this
necessary article Of domestic consumption ut
greatly reduced rates. For particulars see Mr..
Cats advertisement below.
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TEN THOUSAND CORDS OF superior

TEN THOUSAND CORDS OF SUPERIOR
l. OAK AND PINE WOOD at LESS than Gov
eminent pricea
OAK supplied to dealers at the yard, u per
PINE supplied to dealers at the yard, % per
cord. And delivered to consumers at one dollar
cord additional for carriage.
am now prepared to furnish to dealers at the
yard, aud to deliver TO consumers 10 any part Of
Washington or Georgetown.
OAK AND PINE WOOD,
unsurpassed as to length and quality, from 4
half cord up to
TEN THOUSAND CORDS,
at the prices namad above, which Is less than
that charged by Government, and a reduction
from present retail prices OF TWO DOLLARS per
cord.
The public are assured that this wood has been
carefully prepared by experienced hands es.
pcciRlly for the retail market, and that FULL
LENGTH AND MEASURE may In all cases be
relied upon, Terms cash.
SS- Sawed, split, kipdling, pud stove wood
reduced ONk DOLLAR PER CohD.
THOS j. GAIT,
ONCE 2s2 Pa. ave, bet Eleventh and Twelfth
sts and at Yard, cor. Nd. ave. aud Ninth SITS. ,
Depot, a2l.dtf
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RUTTERFIED's OVERLAND DIS.
- PATCH COMPANY,
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND rHs
GREGORY GOLD MINIS OF COL
oRADo TERRITORY.


This Company start for Atohison and Law
renee, Kansas, a daily line Of Express Coaohss
hung on thorough brace springs, comfortable
and roomy. Passengers BY the Missouri Paeihs
Railroad from 81. Louis connect with these
Coaches at LawreneeA no .r's
The route Is through hns country abounding
In game. &C.. and ever the finest natural road In
the world.
Merchants ordering goods In the East 10 90 by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
a. follows: ..
"via Butterneld's o. D. Co. Express,
Atehison, Kansas"
Principal ofhoe-No. 6s Broadway, New York.
For further particulars apply to any Of thu
following officers;
NEW YORK. ali
Z. P. BRAY, President.
Col. J. II. PULRsToN, Secretary.
W. X. KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. E. COCK, Assistant Treasurer. .rr
WIN. MARTIN. General Agent. 7i1r.
ArCHIsoN, KANSAS. r,'
Gen. W. R. BREWSTER, Vice President.
D. A. BUTTBRFIELD, Gen, n Superintendent.
MAJ. Gen. A. No. D. MocooK.
Special Agent,
oe2e-h Headquarters Atshison, Kansas.
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oFpIoRs !:

OFFICE;
6il AND 2is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
noyA 90
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-29

~ Madam Mounts Pile salye-a
valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, q Con-
sumption Destroyer, aud m Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &C.; can be found at
stot's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman,s, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford Is, cor!
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; En-
twiSle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylyania
avenue Eliotts, corner Of y aud Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and @. jal2-tf
81 The Bridal Chamber, an Ess.v of
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of ths
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIB
Pa mhS1.x
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NoTIoE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE

: NJ, 7. LUDINUTUN,
Colonel and Chief Quarlermaster,
JbnlO' lot Department Of Washington,
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s1R011uNNNNHfT.
CIbe1xsA DC.

nssx CTnrIxSA poc. n
The vssther = very cold to-day, viii !
S1hs fatlef sno~. Reports from tlhs fsrth
I'D Nof!Asest represents cold ~ sr, sith
INe.sds = Cooley Va. sr....d today. 70.
SEALING 1000 frsn Buu11n C0nAlx n Acani
Wilmington last week. Nearly all1ks nsssy
vAs recovered.
Three also wers drowssd as Paducah, Ky,
yesserdsY,while attenptisg to erdesths rvss
Work o. the cincipaasi and Louisville
1ilroed viii b commsaced in1odiately.
Five hundzpd thousand dollars AosA zen sub-
scribed BY the Louisville ahd Nashville road
in aid of the ensarpsise The road will be
about one hundred niles long, AID will inter.
sect the Louisville and Fssnkiaa road n La
Col coI. fsyior .ss.n.d eh.rs. = d. Gin.
cinnati pesepfhcs Yesterday. vics Alvor, re-
The last vessel Of the lake fee. arrived al
Chicago this morning. There are new 363
vessels Of all kinds laid up there.
The coatsar works, connected With the St.
Louis saa works, we're destroyed b. Ere thia
morning..
Thiny-,hree ssi.s for damages, a.ounsing
70 nearly miIlioa or dollars, in the U.@ S.
District Court, n Newport, KY. against
Gasss way and oseers. for alleged illegal sr.
rests during the rebellion, have been dis.
Hauga ~ me sc0Ss ~ the pisintitFs
6 The expense of Tie -Cipeisnsti 6re Depart
ment the last nine months anoapts ~ ,oser
QA@. Z - x a. - = - y
James Locke, . we'll known jourualist in
this e3y. diea last trniea. ssAE& -T@S
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERSOON DEsPArCHEs,
FoRuGE NEWS.


The steamer Iowa from Glaseou, iso6 The
lower light ship with the missing lstenulGhiD
Borteanea in tow.
By mIl from Earope. the London 1Eornino
He'll cnnsefsative oraAas n4S. 1--WE as1
authorized to state that the question Of the
Alabama claims has been recently received
by the United States renfessusat2ve ia thie
country in the most eonciliatory and friendly
tone subject 70 the consideration of IL Cab.
ipsLr -
The London Globe hints at serious Difficult.
ty between the British Government and the
Cabinst at Wsshington. Rega riding The dssies
u the letAef ii nsintaining legitimate nsu-
tf1ityi ID FSaAs matters; other papess -
credit the idea.
A pssepss1ps haa been issued, limiting ihsi
the subscription for csssblishing The ts9asis
route from The Atlsnaie ~ the R1ei6c, tlnunGA
the NicsranguA Capital, required millios
and half. and is 70 be issued 6rst TO thl
English public. y
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TOT P1INH1!lRs.
nJI MIMI 'nEsN
aHT
For Sale, lg' $50,

TaE GusRxsEr Powsa Pass, on which Tie
GARErTt nov erinted, i<oosnda ~ =
- GsU3 ~ PR. ItsA eisy6 2Belko
TO print paper 2sx42 inches. and can b run
atthe rate of 500 to 800 per hour. i i neG
necessary - WG r sbxsSneNt W9A
work it will perform, as The appearance Of
the paper at the present time will satisfy sv-
cry printer on this point. This press il Of.
fered fsr sals 70 make roep for . stsan prsa
of spasst ctA<.y m SpeSd, 70 Aees4s fS
quirements Of our Increasing circulaiios.
Aso, RueoLs CAn4 AID BnieasAD
Psrss. in good running order, viii psias In
side Of chase 4ix9 inches, and can be run bY
trs.dlpe.xA&~nsf1s0oo 70 2Qlpsr hsssx
NJ 0S. j. ksptn psAnoxn I IN Pig
size inside Of chase sx4i inches, IN 6ns r.
der and can be rpp by = boy \ IT, sss q
1900 70 1,0o0 Per hour. 1tsS one n o.
best and simplest machines .ha. can b. in
troduced into wen regulated oGScs. -
Also, for sale. at bargain, . Job Power
Press (sonesAfas skefths passers Of Atani6
pressl, size inside Of chase lsxls inches. and
ssahstantially built. ssss asiiwT 81
All the above presses can be seea ia daily
operation, and printers who contsmplate pur.
cheisg pachiaes will % wsllto osll - Sx-
auiss fbf bfthenselves. l9sg gJst{sg
These presses are not to be sold on account
Of any dsiect which they psssss, stb@e~
We want machines better adapted Tor steam
power, and more suitable to the wants Of the
growing trade Of this city and The ssrround
ing country...es N as
For further information, address
A. ". SHELDON,
~ 80. Prpp'r GArs CIR.
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Gold closed At $l.srt in New York yss
terday. ~ s~4ss. ~ sf ss7
The plan Of lighting the streets Of St.
Paul vath ca lAaps instead Of gas Aa. bs6u
abandoned by the Common Council - im-
practicable.
-Brsvet Mi. Gen. A. Baird, having re-
ported TO Maj. Gen. Hsotes - ,nsssoit, In
been assigned TO duty = laspssloe 0snesal,
Departnent of the Lakes, ~ s.s.
Subscriptions for colleseAt Richmoud,
Va, nov smouat 10 tA7.006. There 10 .
probability hat Mr.. Peabody win render fur
thsr assis.ancs.
Judge Benedict. Of the Uninska1n4p
Supreme Court, has decided that phosserspha
Of copyrighted ensravings cannot b M.
and sold without the permission Of the. cvn-
ers Of the engravings.
The opponents Of b. Niagara ship Co.
nal, and the Hudson River and Lake Cham
plain ship canal. are moving 10 earnest for
the enlargement Of the locks on the Erie ca
nal from Buffalo TO tidewsser. 81 Il
tn. iron Bridge over Bear Creek, east ol
1uka, Mss. gave way on ths l.h inst and
preciri'ated the engine and express ears os
Of the Eastwood train into the stream. No
one seriously injured. t( I
Agents frcm Cincinnati and other points
are travelling through the Sop.h ard buyino
all he railroad iron tnrn up and dAmated
during the WAT Large smounts have been
shipped from Nashville, and there is still
more TO be sent of.
The free bathing expsdAsnt In Deseoa
is successful A ccmmissse Of The Coamou
Council recommand thai the sdhjees Of par
manent fresh and sals yaass tashs, pn6l;c
washing fountains and driukisx iountAins b
reserved for speciai oonsideniios.
Two hor.e thieves we're arrested 10 Saal
county, Minnesota. lsst week One Of them
was young man sbs.t tusasy- fvs ye6ss =
age, and the oder : ysase usaaa = -.
teen. Who vas tassiiy drssssA u hsy'a
clothes
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FR0x NEW YORK.

NV YoRK, Dee. -
The steamer Ri4hg Star. fpon Aspinsall,
and the Msruipe G1ar, fron New Osaeeas,
have afn4d. The former nth nif6on
dollars. -
Charles winot, many years CO p ssDsr-
intende1pDf the Eric Railro1 kea sshia
morning Of paralysis.
Mr.. NcDoasn. agent Of thss Royal In
surance Company, Wall strss8 r4orss thaa
while hi5 i5tttenti9E Ewas divertG = tAisf ah-
str.cted ~ boz from the sAfs contaiaine
$la0. 0.o0e ! Coy y6fnmsuks bonds, and eot q
safs with il. n
Nearly all the NsitorSAt GelzsN' head
quarters, entirely appear 70 b Q sfs froa
Europe. Sevsrsl Irish pilos9 hsvs d6hp-
peared inaely. y sstnassd that soyo0o
stand Of iens hase been received and - a
from he}bsinee - raid N CaaAda.
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THr Southern r.oyklias at Washington have
held . meeting to consider the expediency Of
inauguratias > Territorial Governn@as Cor
Louisinus. II wss rnmored that Thad. Ste-
VEN savisedthem 10 tsisths isiti.iosy sssps,
and then appeal to Congress, when they
would be Supported By that BODY.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

i r1a15 igogRde JAss1o, Mgvss.
The Republic Of Bolivia, ~hsch ptotssted
against the triple slliance formed against
ERspgpay. heA concentrated m army upon
de- ffsatjsr " Sshe Argentine province Of
Injuy, and threatens ~ invasion Of tbs, Ar
gentins confederation.
Intelligence from the seat Of var announce
thai on the 18th of October the Paraguayans
bombarded the Braxilian entrenched camp.
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From CANADA.
NEw YoRK, Dec.

NEw YORK, Dec. 10.
The Heralfs sweetsburs special las. night
says the Governor General received informs>
tiea Of m intendsd MD by Roberts Fenians
on Canada Immediately, via tie village Of
TqesoaaNg No 9oQps - staeinnEd there.
~Ass6s ia99or SusfssC w. he fssea-ofJ. II.
Hosan, St., Lawrence Hall. after his escape
from Washington. 8outhernsrs in Cansda
ssppisd him ~ fands y.xsE
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T fFW Wfe199aFEosA

p EA4n1nGTos,, Dec, l0.s
! II j., reported thAt ahes u Sdepsioa By
CoAereSs Of the suffrage bill for this District
the city chasfes. will % taken away. a1d H.
s|;{ &'E % 3 Eias s
tions Of the city government oRaWashineton
snd Gsorss.osa, !, AIlese bill ea II subject
eress-
: The United States CoGsul - KSes 09sss-
ports toths State Department that Maximil.
ian vas to leave Orisaba on the 18th for the
'9igpf 4sxeo, fnd athaa - sQ4ed States
4issaU6 ~ likely tobefetdkde0 n : friend
" manner.
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THs Rocky Mountain Neps tells Of N en-
thusiastic young M:ssourian, who. euloxixinR
kjsIai,s beauty, said, .'i'B be dogEonsd if
SAs eiA's q purity = red waecn.'
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On -u1aI .fz ssa1a6iaisaao6sD stslSk
Al G6t21an1akasbdsUtkA1pb1eSs R~e4i
eate ~ dstsusioA flhAl Hoa. G. v. Calves,
Is Pfss;dent replied 70 ths enquiry fthl
House shout the -oecspes;on Of the territorj
.ef, Neyiao, aying 30 6ad - iplaGpsfiap. ~
d Sa1sgsans which had besH paS1s6ld. 81
ale esnt sohminoas repos1 81 ~ 5sc'
oftht Skbaafe Of J. II. SurfSfl, 6k6cS Eai
not fecsivsd. Mr. Seward first lstass VA
n ( = ~, !..i e., ..,..,A.. ss.I.L ]
IN Vt = g 81 ~ = ssS 's .,
The TED cath - -dagH ~
his sn1eu1sod ehat CeluE0 xill adjourn
toe,&sA 4sysen ~ 22dAr.step .yasaA
1ks Wsys and Means Committee have no
'tflsth any aesi6n 81 tie gold bin ~. .,.s sss
sef5 rHn1 NCW YOpR s-s
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TnA11I1ED.. !

Rsss-atESWxs--e. 81 Ell isst, IN Noss.o..
Iseaety. b ~ - e. 1Aiihes. 81 pe naes-, ~
H.lA3zILD-vI8fB-0a 4WetassdAy De s<A ~
st the ri3enes Of the biss father 10 0heFta ho ~
Prssliea&I q. UAiehid, Nsxa snDs II an nnD.ps ~
~kst sosa 10 AissA AsAsa viRss, asasAtss hsnry
viets.
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dehs: I.sssss e - asass daAt i 2 sssss'
3I|IHsl'|qW "a.
14ats, aad dsayiag ths alleged pssssessioa q
Union nsn, passs1 tths Hesss b. . larSe
- 1n6fEfsafydf6S.,
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
ixxxIx ColloI q Ees.
siOn.
noUsE.

".
I II. WADE introduced bill . sssssnsl
TO certain States that have been in REBELLION
= Rep01kcoas form Of government Re
ferred to Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr.. ROGERS introduced bill 20 repeal
the neutrality laws. Referred to the Com
mittee on judiciary.
Mr.. BINGHAM introduced q bill declaring
valid certain proclamatious Of the Presldenl
iss.ed during he rebellion. Refeseed y sAs
NJ. FREIfSGatYsES introduced
bill 70 disfranchise all perseas in the Disiric,
of Columbia Who bore arns in the Confeoer.
ate Government, or who accepted Office un
der the Confederscy. Referred to the Com
miiseenn Judiciary N
Mr.. PEHHA VI introduced resnintson IA.
struc,ing the Committee on Invalid, and
'Pe1sions 70 enerire vheihss 6ny person in
the rebel States who hsc been dropped from
the rolls for participation in the rebellion,
bad been restored il 30, by what authority
Agreed 10.
Mr.. HART introduced resolution, which
.aa .gs:A - eaaii.g nPss ,hs President to
ssas <aeAosd q ~ rekal3seo uho have been
"a pos;sic. 81 81 d.. - ~he.her the,
had held oGes andss ~ Uni1ed States Gov.
esnnsat prior % April 4, l1el, and the
namss = shess No ssdosssd ~ application
10 Il. ESP sssPsaiulDIao 1 /. resolution,
sissst 8 r. 3 -. ii into e0n, tn,
Eo pdSaney RsGn1l : 80 = in rela
ton y he a1n1 ID I l1Ss ikovs and
Reprsssel9 e1k USI - from
the rehslRoaD 0111oe i = pa6sase Of tn.
cons.itaeiooal - = { ~ the establish
nsas - . RApGsas f0en Of government in
Etk0oe 6sAtes.
NJ. NCKRE ia.redaeaA !. solution,
- AsaesC COMMITTEES 70 ipluire IS &e =.
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the osSy'.,es % RsnknDey - Cef!ency
ing the National Bank currency and windins
up the Affairs Of National Banks, and supply,
Jag tho county wilA ksSefbacks or q similal
currency, which vAs laid on the table-aye,
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mems Affairs remain tho same - last year
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tepaeinie1 . Committee on New obl&4 IA
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isveoeae the murder Of Union soldiers il
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lyoe 20 repsetA 6pe cfsneoeia9 ofs Congress
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additional session Of the 49th Congress I.
cennesce ths. 4th Of Aazch npxt,psSssl q,
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was agreed to, calling for inforpetion rela
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Of the Hannibal / St. JOB. Road.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-17
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
IBy the Atlantic Cable. |


PARIS, Sept 15-It is expected that the cir
cular which the Emperor Napoleon is about
to issue TO the powers Of Europe will be yefy
pacific in its tone and character.
BERLIN, Sept. l5-Count Bismarck has sent
letter Of thanks to the United States Minister
acknowledging the Kindness of the Americ an
residents, who furnished fifty tons Of ice for
the wounded in the hospitals.
LONDON, Sept 15.-There is q rumor of
difficulty between Italy and Austria on the
subject Of the debt of Venetia.
1t is said that Great Britain has urged the
that the Porte has refused. The troubles on
the Mediterranean are on the increase.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 15.-The United
States squadron left the Russian waters to. day.
MOSCOW, Sept. 15.-The Gazette extols the
ALLAN &c between the United States and Russia
LONDON, Sept. 15-Noon.-Consols are
quoted at sok for money, a decline OF per
cent. The current quotations for American
securities are follows: United States 5-2O's
tx; Erie, 45A! Illinois Central, 7Sx.
CABLE NEWS VIA NEW YORE.
NEW YORK, Sept 16-The Tribune to-mor-
row will publish a special despair from Berlin
by the Atlantic cable, announcing threatened
war in Germany.
faith, and Prussia threatens to draw the sword
again.
IBy Steamerl
FARTHER POINT, Sept. 16.-The steamer Mo-
ravian, from Liverpool on the 9th, via Lon
donderry on the 9Th, passed this point to-diy.
different regiments, but chiefly of the ROYAL
artillery. The cholera continued very preva-
lent in various parts of Italy. large number
of deaths occurred daily at Genoa and other
towns. Various diplomatic changes are con-
sidered imminent in Paris. The dismissal of
Drouyn de L'huys is the subject OF much COM
ment and, il is believed, would conduce 10 the
preservation Of peace.