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MARINE DISASTERS.
Further Effects Of tho Lnte HURRICANE on
the Atlnnttc Coast-vesseEa DESTROYED hy

she Atluuttc Coas1-vessefa DESTROYED by
Fire.
NEW yonE, October ea,-Bie Velocity, arrived
here. reports eneountcrinG hurricane On the tst
iustsnt. and suffering much damage. Un the
9TH instant met = brig and shooner, bo!h disa-
Qsls1y, Of s.: Johns, n. D., which had ou board
the crew Of the schooner sattlla, OF New York.
short OF provisions The Velocity also bciu. short.
was unable to supply them: 0n the s!ss
saw the steamer Theodore D. Wagner, frdul
Boston,, for chatleston, on H., are Rendered 4, ,s
women ard ch!ldreu.. sixteen IN number, on
board the brig, when the crew, finding 1t tmpos-
siblc to the tteamef, abandoned her, thirteen
coming On boa1d the Velocity. and the Remainder,
eercrseen. going on board the schooner Enoch
rratt. bound TO New York.
10Th, foot from tic baFk Mary Elizabeth the cap
tain and crew, twelve In nn.ht'eE- The captain re-
ported passing the wreck Of tho schooner Mary
Z. Dyer, Nth ionr men on board. bat was uRahlc
to ast3st them.
oue q. H.. saw q ectew ttcamer Oh frc: with sn-
otEer steamer laying by hcr> supposed 10 have
TAKEN les CREW oil. The one on fire sunk at three
y. m. on the cd.
WAsn1so7os. 0c:ooer as.--Ihe United States
Consul, A!r 61rspauiek, under da:c Of Nassau.
says: '.1he hurricane on The 1st Instant, was
ore OF the seyerest and most destructive that ha!
occurred since 1919. There is ncarcc1y u house II
.his place. he adds. OF in the Bahamas. that hi
not sn.crcd 10 GONE extent while the destruction
10 the Shipping in the harhos aua along the coas
has BEEN alike fsazfni. The log. Of He. althouyt
email tcrc. has ben seEe:c oE come OF the oNi IS
lsn6s. The Only American vessel io the har5or
tic tnton. Of Harrington. WAS driven u shore
hit Ehe will probably be saved.
, 1866-10-24

uctobec Term OF tho t:ircnft Csurt-lIuraer
Trinla-Thc Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, October q.
Tic October term OF the Circuit Court Of this
comfy commenced its session yesterday. There
arc twe3sc pcleous in jnf1, on charges OF various
Llrds, to he Investigated by the Grand Jury. The
case Utmost Importance is that Of Hugh Carrtgan,
charged with the murder Of George Nagcl. Three
otle1e arc charged With horse stealing, and the
others with crimes Of a more trivial character.
Ho1tx. IN which there was Htss.trfal at last
court, will be tried agaln at this term. The
prosecution claim that they have strengthened
their case. Solomon kusel. clothing merchant.
Of Jewish origin, who is charged with arson in
burning bis stock OF goods, with intent 10 de.
fzaud certain INSURANCE companies, will be tried
this court.
There 10 Il change IN The weather to-day, which
market:. SNOW fsl. in small opantitics Ill af,er M
noon, and itIr co1l enough tor Christmas.
, 1866-10-24
FROM THE PLAINS.

General Sherman Sccot!MicE With the Ilcd
shin.-Thcy Dety the Hero OF the llarch to
tho Sen.
New YonK, October ss.-Thc Tribune specsal
says Genera! sherman was al Fort Dodge
M the ttl inaiant, and remained over
Sunday. The General gave the Ind1sus eight
t.ays In which to bring tn the other three woElcp
they have, and II they do mol return them without
dians started home to have council among them.
selves. On fcaylnr they said II We did no, hear
from them 4! dss dayS We might 1ooS OIL for
cav and We arc on the alert,
, 1866-10-24
- ..z5zz1a=19:ss5z=5z -
. FROM BUR0P B. |
- |
The French Emperor 10
Issue Another Mani. |
-" festo.
THE CHRISTIANS WIN 4 VIC
TORY OVER TIE TURKS. |
Serious Illness Of Lord
.. Clarendon.
--latest Lonaon and Liver
pool Markets.
FR0M WASHINGTON.
FURTHER RUN0RS CON.
CERNING SECRETARY
STANT0N'S Re.
TlREMENT.
Cabinet Run1ors in Relation to
s s : Our Foreign Policy Pro-
Il nouneed unfoundea.
UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD EXCURSION
ISIS.
s. Brilliant Reception
at Omaha.
L Historic Rctrospcct---Facili-
Ties for Fatu,e Progress.
TIE BALTIMORE POLICE
COMMISSIONERS I'M
BRoGLIO.
hiL QEEErA7 LAST ACCOUNTS
Soldiers and Sailors Conyen-
tion at Elkiorn, l'is.
GREAT SPEECH OF GENE
RAJ BUTLER At FREE.
FORT, ILLINOIS


The French Emperor ia fttsc Another 1fuu-
5ft.to-Tle f.hrietiana ttrtortnc4 over tfte
Turk.--ScrtouA Illness Of Lnrd CI1f cndou-
--latest 11urAetx.
1.oSpospE,srr. October s3.-SteamshIp Nova
Scotia from Quebec has arrived.
FA1Is. October a3.-Thcrr are rumo.s here to.
dag Thai another manifesto il nhout 10 bc ISSUED
70 tic dacieAt diplomatic representatives Of The
E2apirc-
oSpoS, October a3.-Reports have been re-
cti,ed Il, re from Candl7 ttatits that aflcr tonr
days' heavy fEltihc the Christian forces had re-
pulsed the Turkish army
VIENNA, October a3-TLe Vienna H+sf~ OF to-
day tays that Baron Won Brust Ii Likely IL bc the
IoEti"n minister.
Loxpoy, October a3.--Lord Clarendon Is dnn-
:.csoasly Ill,
Lnfcst English 1Inrkct.
LIVERPOOL, Soon, Tuesday, flctooc: ~
Cotton n nrkrt ffE1 and quiet salrs to-day were
>d.' i7!cs u!'!d1inc upaads 'o:ed nt 1jtt. Bread
-tEis nass"t frncr. FIous aul wheat tending uE.
wnrd Corn s.as ad. ancel 81 10: tn4aI Ecsiesn-
Lp>1x,S. noon, Oct.:er Gj.-sIoncy inarktt firm.
t'E-'!r tur money ssh.
The following are ihr opening prices OF American sc.
ecri.sSe Erir ask. lliiu1> Central shE, L. 5. t e.
lsvEEEsast. evening, October 23.-T1c maysct for
tasl. u !.1ftfyE
1.SIos. evening, October 2s.-Moucy market Is
!"l. tcnso.s 81: ar money tre 5o, I1llaots Cea-
;t3. sSI. l.. :. 5.at. GS5.
, 1866-10-24

~ -Itil%kh'S A4sefttaauG AxcncI, 81
aseGfpefM ktfee., 1srMutost1ea 20 -tce11e
Advertisements tor til" Trihupr, mud NIL
the lending pauer. throughout tkr United
~tuteH aud CQnnde.'
, 1866-10-24

Diseases most destructive to hear!rs commeaec ycrs
ns!dousiy. without pain OF any symptoms calculated
to alarm the patient. uea.lns becomes impaired 20
gracusly, thkt 10 d!eea&e1s su-pecte until the ina
bntty to tesr common conversation establishes the
painful fact Of DEAFNESS. As soon As the east ditn
Guilty ii experienced In hearing whnper or coave..a
ton carried on In low tone. when children hare
to be ca1cd addressed 1crcgsl times before they pay
asent!on; WHEN nose4 in tho head o. ea make tacir
appearance whether resembling the roar OF the ocesu
the histlnE Of steam the ringing OF BELLS or other
sounds, then DO not delay Ia seeking competent ue
cal aav!cc, for the above symptoms intricate diseased
condition ofthe Ear. which, II checked or removed
will later terminate In total loss Of hrsrnr
DISCHARGES FROM TIE EAR, no matter Il cauaci
By scarlet feTer colds other cau.es, II checked
removed. will cuaeate and exhaust the tody entae-
bic the mind, eventually destroy bearing and some
tlncs life itself The discharge 10 Eeuernlly 80 r
yoattngly oGtnsiyc that often the Patients nea.e,t
friends sun ,neir society. And yet, with hut con-.
paratycly ehort treatment. this daxrceable and daa-
cerous difficulty may DO radically cured, the ca.
restored to ts h~shy functions. without the least
ts!urnt to the general health Of the patient.
, 1866-10-24
4 GRADUATE or YALE COLLEGE,

With laary 5ears' experience In private hool tor
,supt latts, wi establish himself tn tEis cty.
to1e1ts rn1is, Est,rences uneseepucnaaie, Address
D, MACK. EQ1 6264.
, 1866-10-24

NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS received by Dr.,
1,eh1htl1 ffon parties Of the highest eespectaaty
who have been cured by him Of either Of the aboye-
aancd diseases. can be seen at his otscc.
, 1866-10-24
BllENettsS CDcDsaaraG.

"Cnequalled among the preparations OF American
Chemists. .'-rHcE FiA1, Ds,sroH. '.-.
Ihr ladies' OF our household endorse 1t uart ,al-
ltA."-tlONE JurRSAL.
Enoys thr highest reputation among the ladies.-
LOUISVILLE IorliNAt.
i" Is tufT established as OF high order.''-Cu1cAGo
TRIHCSK.
"Imiortant auxiliary to lads's tol;ct.''-wA ASKING
Tns CHIGSIcLE-
"Uf approved usefulness; Ill that 1t processes be
-tTI-A DkLFnlA BULLETIN.
The best prepata:ion Of !ts Kind extant."-sEARs'
SATluNAL REVIEW.
Remarkable fur delicacy. freshness and purify
CAklsI1AN GEARDlAN, TORONTO.
"We heartily rccotmtnd It to alt our zc1ders."-
1EsLIk's FAMILY MAGAZINE. n. y.
-" Unce n..d, It recommends itselt."-CuE1sTAS
FIREMAN, EOsTOS.
% Burpetts reputation "a = sufficient guarantee Of
the eAceuencsot his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JoEkSAL.
, 1866-10-24
Dr. ltgbtbill.
nR. LIG HTHILL
Ca daily Be couku1ted II ttt
Sherman House.
CAT A R e III

BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. LOSS OF VOICE. OF.
FESs1VE BREATH. DEAFNESS. DISCHARGES
FROM THE FAR, and di.eases ct the EYE, EAR,
THROAT AND LUNGS.
, 1866-10-24

ssThc Late State Fair."
"To Jasrrh Burnett e Co.. Boston, wn*
stawnrdcd FIRST Prize far Cooking Extracts,
s'nn.l Firet Prize tor Toilet Arittics.''
, 1866-10-24

Peach Flows raised on sandy soil. Warranted not
to rot For safe by the rar load during the ses,n.
z. +. GRIFFIN,
oee.na1e A-a = net No. s PomeEoy"e niock.
, 1866-10-24

PHILADELPHIA.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
LATER FROM Er,RopE

Arrival ofth- Steamer Pereire-Head Gen.
ter stevens Passenser-Military Move
ments on the Continent Preparations
for War.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Pereire
has arrived. 1t is supposed that Stephens is q
passenger.
The Pereire brings Paris papers to the eve-
ming OF the 3Oth, from which we obtain the fol-
lowing late news
Provincial correspondence of Berlin to the
18th says in view of the danger to Prussia
from tn. concentration OF Austrian troops. IL is
supposed orders will be given which will en-
able Prussia to successfully resist any attack.
dispatch from Odelberg of the 18th says a
powder train, consisting OF six wagons. passed
by Giweiczin, Silesia. recently, destined for
Cracovia, ana thai numerous bodies of troops
from Hungary have arrived AT LeinbUrg.
A Berlin telegram says measures tou ching
Silesia were taken at = meeting at Cousel on
the 2cth nit
A dispatch from Fienn on the 18th ult., pro-
tests against the statements of the Prussan
journals; and says there has been no rendeZ-
yous of an army corps, no purchase of horses,
and no levy OF troops on the part OF Austria
The Imperial Government has omitted TO take
measures which are justified by the language
OF the Prussian sheets, tor il would not need
lessly increase the burdens of finance.
A telegram from Beyrout states that the
Turkish troops evacuated La Montague on the
2~th of March, with view to the pacifica
of the country.
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THE ITALIAN OPERA.-The Ghioni and Su-
SIM Opera Company gave us the Barber in fine
style last night, and those who were not there
missed treat. Madame Strakosch's Rosina
resembles much that of her illustrious sister.
Adelina, who is now considered the prima
donna Of the age. Ia London, Paris, Berlin
Vienna and Milan no season is considered com.
plete until Adellna has appeared at least once.
" Una Voice." with its beautiful cadenzas and
staccatos, as well as "kathleen Mayoureen."
in the singing lesson, were finely rendered by
her, and rapturously applauded, as also with
in Mile of Edinboro," which was given as an
encore. There are few Rosinas equal that of
Madame Strakosch. Mancusi's "Figaro- and
Susinis "Don Bartolo'' were both superior
performances. Errani, as s.Count Almayiya"
seemed TO be less effective on account of hoarse-
ness. be Is, however, fine actor Marra's
" Don Basilio" was very comical, although hls
voice lays rather high for this role In which
we cannot forget Carl Formes in his balmy
days Chorus and Orchestra We're very good
The uniform of the soldiers was, however out
OF place-that OF the 14th BROOKLYN regiment
being substituted for that or Spanish soldiers
200 years ago.
Eerdi's Trayiata is 10 be given tonight, with
Ghioni, Errani and MancusI in the principal
roles.
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FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market is
weak The apprehensions OF cholera are sad.
died with the chiefresponslbillty for the change
IN tone. The Commercial Advertiser saws
Governments are quiet Fiye-twenties are
depressed under a report OF the return of bonds
from London, and an apprehension that the
threatening complications between Austria and
PruSsamay force home a considerable amount
tlNe-twentIes are 4 p lower; Ten forties de-
cllned 3 IN sympathy; Skies of 1881, I lower
Private advices from London quote Five TWEEN
ties 6sa 30, 1t latest dates. This, at the pres
entpremium on gold, leaves a wide margin for
pront on their shipment 10 this side. Com
pound notes are in active demand. Money is
IN moderate demand from the street. The Dri-
yate baEkerS are well supplied with funds
and lend on call AZ 5a6 per cent. with the ban Ks
the rate Is generally per cent. Discounts are
larry active. Prime names are current q, "a
* per cent; with exceptions ofextra choice al
6abE per cent: '.good'' at sag per cent other
grades At lOal5 per cent. Gold is unsettled
but upon the whole firmer. Theprobablity Of
the return of Five twenty bonds has strength
ened the premium. The short interest appears
TO be quite moderate, and gold Is offered on
loan al J. l6 per cent. per day, very freely l-32
being bid. 1t was quoted at 126 al noon yester-
day.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK r. m.
4 O'CLOCK r. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1865.
Jay Cooks & %. furnish the following gu; =
.Ations of l4nxarnnp sacrrifiha
TEE APPROACH OF THE CHOLERA.

We publish to-day some proceedings OF the
Board Of Health, in relation To contemplated
sanitary measures for this city. which are OF
more than ordinary interest at this time, in
view of the reported arrival OF the cholera at
Halifax. There is no occasion for immediate
and unnecessary alarm, because 1t is not GER
tain that the disease on board the steamer
England Is Asatic cholera, as she sailed
from Liverpool, where we have no reports Of
the prevalence of the epidemic since last sum-
mer. But while we see no occasion for a
panic, the necessity OF adopting all the pre-
eautionary measures that experience has
demonstrated TO be useful, is now rendered
clearly apparent, and we hope no pans
will be spared to keep the streets and dwell
ings OF our city clean, to abate nuisances,
ana To enforce the most rigid quarantine
regulations that are authorized by law
Cleanliness, temperance, and pure air, are
Almost certain barriers against cholera, aud if
All would live in accordance with these sim.
pie sanitary regulations, there would be no
cause Tor apprehension. Every house that is
not already up to the proper standard of clean
Illness, particularly tenement houses. should
now be thoroughly purified; ample ventilation
should be secured; yards, areas and alley ways
should be cleaned and no kind OF animal or
vegetable refuse should be deposited ABOUT a
house. where it will be allowed TO decompose.
In this connection we have to suggest that
easements may be thoroughly ventilated bv a
hoie III the bottom OF chimney fiues, (those
where fires are kept up are best,) and that
drains, cess-pools, and closets NAV also be
ventilated by connecting them with any Chin
ney by an earthen or iron pipe three or four
inches in diameter.
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COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATH-Thf
Senate yesterday. in Executive session. made
tne following combinations Moses Haliet
10 be Chief Justice of the United States for the
Territory OF Colorado. David w. Ballard OF
oregon, 10 be Governor OF the Territory OF
Idaho. Frank Ball, Of Colorado Territory to
be Secretary of said Territory James p r
Carter, of Tennessee, TO be Secretary of the
TERRITORY OF Arizona. Richard Mccormick
OF Arizona, TO be Governor Of the Territory OF
ARIZONA Criah b. Holloway, to be w. s. Mar
o De Major Generals by Brevet-Brigadier
JeneIaI Thomas II. Neill, to date from March
- 1861 Brevet Brigadier General Benz. j.
-oPooher, colonel OF the 51st Indiana volun
teers, March 10, 1865 Brigadier General M
II. Chrysler, March 10, 1865. Brevet Brigadier
General iMartin L. Mcmahon, March I3, 1865.
l3i officers of the grade of Colonel and Lit Col.
by BreNet
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Affairs IN Georre,,~n.

FULLY Cossirrro-rhis morn tns. B.n,..
MN y. Hough was brought before Just,..
buckry Tor further hearing on the &c.. ~
shooting Samuel :. Gasktns At LAng's rrstx.S !.
raEI lat Sunday. MIR. Hough wNiy.s = o.
Tier hPariDG, IN order 20 b. oomtntttes I'm.
that has case might b. brought before d. CO..,
and he De adTni TED % baIl. Iusaee Rn,...
consented, and MT Hongh saS sent % III
The Justice was informed this mornlnr -.
U sAkins Is Cong very wetl. Impro wing as rSn.
lcly rs could b- rNpected
TEE CANAL.-ATriyed - Boats FlodSsrsa
with limestone 20 Gocry n ltheeTn, J. w Wa
ters. shndrtes 70 Geo. Waters: I,runcRer vnSs
L market. l,epxrtsd-Three boats. Ilght
FLOUR AND GEAIS MARKET.-flour-rh sr-
Is ah sciiNe demand Tor Flour. No arrivals re-
poiud to-day, snc holders arp firm Salss AT.
oi iinhi'ec character and indicate IN advance
VI ID c.hts per hsrrrl tor good Supsrs and TX
tras Sup"rs 81, Extras SItsaSiO -: tar n so "A
arc higarr according 90 quality and repu, rfIoa
OF brands. Family : y TO sls so Gram WnesI
SOCK iiRh', last sales S2-3jaS2 ~ Tor good rid
no Nhl'" ih w" MARKET. Corn.-Tha pucs-
have SdNspetd Tor white and yellow pr,axhl,
ah"ct"c by N" advance IN other market
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FREEDMEN GOING SOUTU.

There are at present in the city quite . mum.
Der OF planters and agents, for the purpose of
hiring freedmen TO labor on plantations in
Tennessee, Mississippi and other Southern
States, among them J. J. Walker, OF the latter
state, who wishes to hire two hundred and
nifty and up 10 Saturday night had engaged
nearly two hundred; and Mrs. Griffing, of the
former State, who will engage quite Il number.
It's estimated that about four hundred aud
fifty were hired last week by these and other
parties, and left for their new plac : OF
abode
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From the Sopti, .

new ORLEANS, April 1.-THE members Of
IN" Baltimore Conference have been received
WI favor.
GRIND preparations are being made for the
Louisiana II .es tomorrow. The track is dry
hat rough.
The food is passing Oft, and creyassas below
are being closed. PlaqueminP county is flooded
The passage of the CIVIL Rights bill by the
Honse was expected, and causes no excite
ment
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THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN CON
GREaS

in the Senate, this afternoon, Mr. Wilson in
troduced resolution to prohibit the sale of
spnituons liquors in the Capitol building, say
ing that during the last few years employees of
the Capitol had been taxed 10 keep members OF
Congress in whisky. Mr.. Clark spoke of dis.
graceful scenes about the building lately, and
said he had known little boys employed rs
pages TO br sent home drunk. Mr.. McDougall
announced himself sin favor Of wine, whisky
and war" The resolution was passed, Messrs
McDougall and Davis only voting ay,insrr
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TO BE MUSTERED OUT.

The War Department has ordered the mus
ter out, on account of their services being no
longer needed, of the following named officers
On the 9th instant, MAJOR Emmons L. Graves,
A. ID c., and Capt. Lewis Weitzel, A. ID. c.; on
the 18th inst, PaymaSter Richard II. Whiting;
on the Both INST ,Paymasters Luther L. Thustiu
(brevet lieutenant colonel,) John A. =. Nor
rell, Jesse G. Dicsey, jeremiah Fenno, Eu-
gene A. Osborne, l.. ). Bailey, Thos p. Havi-
lsDd. Mark Hollingskead, VIM. Z. Snyder and
Franklin Ares
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THE PATENT OFFICE.

Hon. 7. G.. Theaker, Commissioner of Pat.
ents, has invited individuals throughout the
country to send to the Patent Office busts of
authors and inventors, and OF all men who
were celebrated for mechanical skill or inge-
nulty. Inc ousts TO be Of plaster, metal, stone,
bronze or otherwise. To all such busts the
Commissioner can assign very appropriate and
conspicuous positions on the top and front END
OF each case containing models. Places as
shove described can be found for about two
hundred hustS
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RUSH FOR WESTERN LAM

wonderful rush for land for actual settle.
ment is now taking place. Reports received
ut the @ieneral Lant ONCE show that over
39,doacres were entered at the District Land
ONCE OF Bonneville, Mo-, the greater portion
Tor homestead actnal settlement, a part cash
sales, amounting to SlO,462, and the residue
bounty land locations. At La Crosse office
Wisconsin, 1886 acres were taken Hp, and a,
Topeka, Kansas, 5000 acres were taken up
making in all 65,I62 acres
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DECISION ON EXPLOSIVE rLuIps

Secretary McCulloch has instructed officers
of customs, supervising and local inspectors
Of steam boats, that crude petroleum, naphtha.
benZina and benzole should De classed anon o
the ''eNploslve burning ftuids' referred 70 in
The 7th and Sth sections OF The steamb boar acr of
August 81, 1c52. And that on and after the first
Of May no vessel propelled wholly or in part
by steam. and carrying passengers, will be-
permitted to carry either Of the above named
articles without having procured \ sner,,I
license therefor
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APPOINTNENTS

Brevet MAJOR General j. b. kiddoe has
been appointed Assistant Commissioner of the
FreeGmen's Bureau for the State of Texas, to
relieve Brigadier General L. NJ. Gregory, VINO
is ordered TO report to Major General o. o.
Howard.
Breyet Brigadier General George j. Stan
nard has also been appointed Superintendent
of Freedmen's Affairs in the State OF Mary
land.
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No APPoINTMENT.-TheN New York Erpress
says it was positively stated ON Wall street
yesterday that Depew had been appointed Col.
lector. We can state more positively that no
appointment for Collector Of the port of New
York has yet been made.
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PARDONS GRANTED TO-DAY

Warrants for pardon were issued from the
Attorney Generals Office to-day, by direction
Of the President, for forty individuals, the ma.
jority of whom are residents Of Georgia, Louis
lana and Texas. A few Were pardoned under
the first exception, but the majority of them
were under the twenty thousand dollar clause
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FREEpMKNs AFFAIEs IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.

The Chief Surgeon of the Freedmen's Bureau
in the State OF North Carolina in ans wer to
the question, In case the Freedmen's Bureau
were withdrawn, whether the inhabitants were
prepared to do for the freed people what the
bureau was now doing, answers that he had
sought the cooperation of the civil authorities
OF almost every town in the State, in taking
care Of sick and helpless freedmen He saws
there has been very little of actual help OBJ
tanned from them; the most, as = general rule,
has been cercain passive friendship. There
have been one or two exceptions TO this rule
The people, generally, say they are too poor to
take care OF any but themselves, and that the
bureau is here for the purpose of caring for the
colored people. He does not think the people
OF fbe state are yet ready to do all that might
be needed. II the bureau were YifhhraHn.
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WHITE HOUSE

A great many persons called on the Presi.
dent to-day. The throng became so large that
about noon the President gave general recep-
ton to all those in waiting, and the doors We're
closed about one o'clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-11
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 1l.-Wheat firm Corn
LAP cents lower: yellow, - cents, white sIas5
Oats firm at 5ia55 cents. Flour steady and
nigh grades are scarce. Provisions quiet
Bacon Shoulders I2a; Bulk Shoulders II l
cents. Sugars steady and active. Coffee firm
Seeds Qull