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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-28
MY OBJECT


"Whsn visit to the city of New York few days
SINCE induced to call old friend and
man. Mr.. H. J. Hembold, Druggist, 594 Broadway N. Y.
His store Is Mode-a perfect Gemthe handsomest OF
any kind we have had the pleasure of viewing and
extensive being "a feet 'front.' five stories in height
and 200 feet deep IL indeed affords much plea
to know that he has been successful and IL Is
pie evidence Of the merits of his articeas In whole
business experience have not known Of the
any article without Merit-advertisng merely bringing
the name beE,re the peoplaH
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ihh fhopRIEroRs of this Establishment respectable
announce TO the Public of Norfolk Portsmouth and Vi
ehy that they are fully prepared to execute every de
scrp'ion Of JOB PRINTING known to the busineas
not only with NEArNEss and DESPATCH, but in
s'yle unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and ELR
dANoE. We have the most complete and varied amort.
menf Of TYPE of ALL SIZES and DESCRIPTIONS
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BILLS OF FARE

Done in skul and that cen epicures
will not complain Of the fare. No Hotel Restaurant
should be without them. These furnish daily at
dueed prices. nea t.i,
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until saw Ia the paper yesterday; read and can
write my name do not know the OF the months I;
the who ioCk up with bought the paper.
To juror vent 10 school for a short time when
young
70 another Juror-Ny mother does not always supply
me with money when require ~: cannot tell how
much mouey have earned since July. cann0t ie what
had for dinner ON the saturday alter returned from
HackcnsAck
rOiIcE OFFICER GRAy's TESTIMONY.
Robert W Gray sworn-i q policeman % the Thir-
teenth pfecincti lat Tnariy afternoon Coroner Lewis
had come looking after boat al la3d strsat; Tosnpson
pointed out fhonas shea the ho had after
the boat; he the dock "a the foot Of jackson
street took shea into custody AMI conveyed hifa 20
the station; ala the hoat shirh Thompaon ldenii-
hed a. the one h. had IN charge pat a B,afk the
boat, 20 that might b. aiae 20 know Il arain; ques
toned Shea a. "a wh0 scot him for the ho and when
We got 10 the station house he said Pafrck Con-
roy ne lad he dt uos kpo~ anything conccrnng
ringi he was desired 10 nqure f,r ring by ne
Nay under auca On FRIDAY night and aso
Murray, who has bern examined here toby;
got him In ia kssn street near souih sired;
after afrcsfing Shea and Conway saw ansurn Who said
the boat was hia, and that every Who asong
made use a H. 10 under The ferry briass, on ny
he sad he was not; asked him hon u the boai
went away from Jsckaan strrst. hla reply that u
DAD not 20 from JaGk street bat FROM Grand street.
know William huyrAy; h has worked for ftan-sm and
also drove horse for holstias purposes; 40 not know
That he was oat 81 NE eiy a tho time 10 stated his
reputation 10 had; have arssed him sfone Coz steai
ing money and aso charse q siirapslng 10 comnt
burglary; of Shea do Bo know much. bot have been
informed that hs rcputation "a had arrested oarrecn
or hfte of these chara occason but they
Az this stage Of the proceedings inc examination
adjourned until this day
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Port OF New York, january Is. 1860.

CLEARED I
n oresSa a6S assea %n:Sf Gan
StesmshIP Admiral Miskle, PhlSdsphia Thorn Tobias.
Bark taanta (Br, waycott' Cumberland Harbor-Miler
Brig suometer Rus). Hagearton, Cork Falmouth for
orders-Fnnch, Mencke& wendt
Brig Nellie Johnson (Br), Knight San Juan del Norte-
Brig Dayspfing (Br) Faulkner, Santa CRUZ Whitney
Brig Louisa CBrl, Glow, Caibarien-R Buck Co.
brig Nazarine OBJ, Murphy, Mansaniiia-D Dewon
Brig Ellsworth tBr), Harris, CORVALLIS NsD De-
sehr Borden, Allen whiehcuss, JAY Douglas.
~ sehr Florence Rogers Rogers, Mobie-N Mccready
:, sehr Abby Braokett Duncan, Apalachicola-young
= schr Hawkins. Wyatt Charleston-N L McCready Z
s sehr s., \ Smith, DIN, Richmond, Vac H Person.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ariel, Jones, New Orleans Jan g. with mdse
and passengers to JAS Raynor Had strong northery
ship Missouri boz bound Jan 49, pAS'eu
w mS.s Tsx
EW sy 60 nsssy and NE wns jan PSss
Steamship Tybee crowel Savannah 70 with mdss
s ssa 70 Jones Jan is ~ AM passed
Steamship Niagara, Couch Norfolk, "a hours with mdse
and hours with mase
ss %as I sss funs s. days. via
with ss so Ss1 81 Sa c Has esa e days
iiaiteras, with strong northsry gales.
ssy S q % %Sso Ms'i ha
succession Of westerly gales the entire stove bull
warks split sails and damaged rudder Dec Is lat 81 49, lon
81 90 spoke brig Lone Star from Baltimore for Liverpool
Brig Louisa Br) Crowley Gace Bay is days with coal,
70 & n Trumbul.
Brig Lulan DR. Hooper, Halifax, 10 days. with fish, to
Whitman
Brig Maron, Whitman Wilmington, NC.
schr 81 James Lombard Tampco, 81 days, with specie
and skins, 70 Brugiere Thebaud
sshr Annie EdTidse Holmes Nassau and andre. Island
weather the last 8 days.
sehr Mary Borden Br Leblanc, eace Bay Il days. with
sehr Charlotte Brown, =, Prince Edward Island with
potatoes 60 Duryea a Hyde.
schr uber !Br Corners Corvallis 10 days, with pota
toes, n X Dewolf.
schr Il Caldwell. Mccormick Wilmington, NC.
schr Van Zandt Bybee Plymouth, NC
kchr Gen Grant. Conklin, Elizabeth City, NC.
schr Oregon. Burns Washington NC.
Schr Emna, Link, Washington. NC.
kehr smith Doane, Newbern.
kchr Gen Van vet knight, Ecwbern.
Schr Matte Il Tabor, Williams. Georgsown DC, with
coal Has been driven into the Gulf Stream all hands
frost bitten; lost jbboom, stove boat &c ARRIVED
Sunday
sehrA Lyon, Lyon, Georgetown, DC, days.
schr Alice Parker, Harris, baltimore, 8days.
schr Charlotte Brown. CARNEY. Gloucester.
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:, e.. spehs.. e.. -, o:,.... ~
lat 81 30, Ion 81 80,


Foreign Ports.
Ian haa sA s ss Msn cHsf s1 bon
OH s%ps9n from Boston for csalesso. soos p..s
SYeii 81 ciiy q 10 .sr e ss r.is
;sS$ OZARK sSsT%sS, rIissslsSl. rSsasssas
O;h EpamiH A.. Il TI0%.n, Cor Sew orissa;
lad go;SSs; AarSSs s ss SFs
for NYork Sid sth barSs Conquest. e%ss, Nos IssA.
p psS bark aSd ssa Rys s S
TAHITI dsteJsPuil In, ship Cooper Cooper. from
American Forts.
PALACHICOLA, Jan lin port bark Phiena, Davis,
sSsTSS Is py-Arr brig Marshall Dutch COMBS
Ssn Smith, Gnsen ksa n ans s ds As
s Ss f ss ss s
ship veTss I'm ~ 9T Ellen
SID WIN Mary Sanford ship jeanne East
i o.srs SsaEs armens Mamsn ~
Burke, Fsyai sshsJ o'Ponahus FSliSISsf; sesT..
Sonover Newcastle Del Sea Breeze, COem6s and Mencsa
s Burton
. LA 4 as aGd gvs s.
derion, Mitchell for Portland in ballast which sba-
dSs BY .S
I'd sSs
,9Sa asssI IT, RSss G's s
hoDlnson,
% u .so ssh1s Newt
ss%%yEsToS sA IT.; bark. a Marie s Bunch.
bark Adea Carleton Tapey Liverpool; schr chas Russell
Sethaac brig II Brooks, soyee,, Nyork:
johnson sf ca ss~n sns eas
1g2. Ga ;SF E.. yre F and Sn
GLoTcEsTER Jan ia-Arr Enterprise OBJ, Barnes
HOLMES HOLE. Jan - rM-sIa sehrs Ocean Bird s,Br,
Ss 5sdds sSos s ss s1si
ls,l4rr sehrs Engineer Br, Rose. CORVALLIS Ms for
d; NS% AEcD,aEgs bark our,.r ue.v po,
Banks Lavender PsnsasOis Happy SF Eshcverry,
::sam,apr EswarS w1ns Ss,
b1rk Bessie lBraz Eaaey RIO Jansiro trs John
dd bt M s
Frances Kelly, Hayre
SaTmSn % Ariel Jones' and HUDSON vaR pe do
SD
sss si a11: Steamer AsusAne Kelley.
~ sSsEi .s tsss ss
do Returned sloop Isaac Borden
New
brig aa.on shield; for New Hassa
for Richmond Va; Charles vicksry Rabbit Norfolk;
Lucy Church Adams Baliimorc Charles Jones, Good
NEW HAYES. Jan Is Arr schr. Frances, Conne, Viz,
schr Mary 4 Hyer. Potter virslnia.
snseoa sassess r v
lthArr steamsrs saIon. Matthew, aoston; Ksnnebec.
i' .S pS $! ,shp
Va Tor NYors 81 james IRON Mexican port for e Ellen
nf;;IS s .. CO.. u.,
s:sss:a Sssssy sss aissf ss;s srss::
sn Rs .s Ss
sey Ciiv sioop Motto. Muncey, NYorf Cid scir Bius Bell
Hth~irr steamers Ga.tea Jones' Work City Of Provi-
denco HUI DO Below schr Maria webstcr Higgins, from
ROcKLAND, Jan SID schr Jennie Cobb new, Cobb,
SAN FRANCISCO Jan IS-Arr steamship Noses Taylor.
Newry island .chrs Camilla Clark Now York; Bay State
Tory and Ira hiss, do
steamship WIN Tbbsts Cony Bos,on
1sy s SSI. sis.
NIB for NYork ilh. brig British Queen Orb farnsworth.
.wILSiSsToS, NC. Jan s-Ars steamer Lone Star,
pairs ,enr ri, Emily sr u Ts'. st%r
Clara Boxer, NYarf tia bi Gordon WORK
Francis saitery Holden do Rachel Seaman. oNeai Dos
Ga seAss ssr ya. rss. Essss SsF.ss.a ely
:Gid sriss Georgia, Holt, chares.On Henry Means
ioh-Arr schrs Tilt Prescott, Nyors; Sunny South Bray
iith--Ar brig Tangent, Chandler Boston; sehr Mary
seadman, Pierce Nyork CID schr Argyle, LarAins Porto
WOODS HOLE; Jan Is-Psssed By, steamer reported
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0UYnnnu CoyRT-GESkRAt ltrH non ~ 70 ol
Guyryus ouRr--CtRcrIr Part Mos Nq, OH, 652,
ooo Oap 6ls eS1 sa3 OIL rs an. ee3 $50 sos esq,
e. e. "a i rs,' s soo 81. 81 So "a a. so
%. 100 273, 1el, eceY.
a,1sruu CocsT-CpAssrps Nos 10, 81
~ zsi9 22ll 22le 22is, 222c 2222 222>, 222e, 222s
CoxpoS pir.s Part Nos. Ilse, 40 lis., lase
"a Rut 2-Nv 1917, sol, 1917, 40, 1924, l1s,
- = ~ 1884 JAl9 1All l1lS INA l4A
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Ths Draafsrd IRE uas.
rHE REroRT 90 MURRAY nofrnAS--rnE n


The Corporation Counsel yesterday 10 tho Bcard
Of Aldermen communicstion q MaTrsy Holman, 70
Gently appointed Pubic Admnstrstor In regard the
de- alcation " Robert Bradford the lais Public Admin
istrsior
Mr. Hoffman says the ciy h responsible for ths Whole
MT az tho money that taken footing up 80 fs
fsl 600 he recommends thai thc hahity o. tho city
h immcdai " rccugulzed aud thai funds be- pro, fn
a. meet the claims " nci of the legislature ~ makes
recommcndaiions 90 the bes mode ~ prutectins The
Interests the public ana gives li.
isf az esfafes In ul.l.h frntils has ...rt.fr.d
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TOO LATE ron cLAssIFIcArIoN.


GRAND FANCY pREss CARNIVAL
NJ ON THE FIEfH AVENUE SKATING POND.
A GRAND DISPLAY OF uk.y0Rks
TWO FULL nANDS OF music.
mt vf undoubtedly he finest carnival given II
Tss.s a e,n,. ror sai~ Al the finn Avenue Hotel and
Al inc ranf so.turner viii be IN attendance pont
shoaN me weather prove unfavorabie will take plscs
TIE frsi fair a.y ~ OArnAs, Manager
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The following approved Masters and Occrs
commissions from this Assocaatson-
CsptAins-<ta2. Angus McInnis schr ARgie Davidson;
s<1 Amos Piumcr, schr Noses waring AIS Orlando
Robinson scbr Harriet Thomas asa Archibald Cox brig
Harriet Amelia; ts67 William Bacon, brig Snow Bird
st3 Peter ccin sloA Leander Partridge, brig Samuel
Adams tt6i Oscar Jones brig Beanie Rhynas l466,
kr.h Deashy big rr.irls Ros. H7o Lev, Grace, achr
snss berry DE- chip GA Colony sl4 Cyrus Por,or s7s
s,: sss si ~ :r nsi 49, Asa
ken s>7s Thomas kerse. b.rk Mary Ami tisQ Henry
Ihorsls; s7G fssisk SMITH brg kildare; 500 Nathan
ssss - sssss & S.alss a. g.
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THEFT or A cAsE 90 sILs-rms rsgrrNrr ~.
covrRED-aRRssr 90 rnE aLLaskD rnIrtHs-
ATTEMPT TO nRinE orrIcEss.
Of siIk. values a On soa ssalsn frum
under the ha,chwsy Of xessr John Rye Co stor..
10 walker street, the Iith alt, BY parss unspown
who ESCAPED with the soo'i NJ RYE. 90 ni-ins ne
silk called Captain Petty q III Fh pre- at snd
made hts hsss Orhcer Feid drlntai 10 eurk
NJ the cas- and In his In c-,'saion. The celces sard
Bernstein, 32l Canal street. &c murh Leo than ~ zeal
value. Mr. - barrained Cor the sesas Al lhs
conmunr a,ed with Captain rei,y On me sasSect Aa
later hour the same day earnan took the ia n Mr.
Berns,cn's store, and, 90 leaving q, "a The ownr
his appearance. Amer lwe days : arch olncsr F.ris
found the carmsn Michael Kelly who had dsvprsd NE
he had been employed bv . man at ia svsnsh s,rset
70 cart away the Gaze On SsuriAv night oacrf tirid
&c ION sss s Ss' Mooney sa, and ssy
per Paris whom Kelly, the oVman, WHO with
the officers, identified A. The mau employing Inn
Paris was accordingly arrested, after whi the ohcer
the house la venth and there
Abraham G'eenthall, better known Gsnerl" Green.
thai, who IL well known 70 IN police The prisoner
refused to eoy~i,h the oicer without warrant and
resisted them In the discharge their duty. Hs sfe
officers, but unable TO the pr Green
thail then changed his tactics and offered ocer Fsd
$500 In cash and gid watch and chain % Id him
but in this also tailed Both III prnnsrs were tassn
20 the Leonard street poll station where Grceptha
offered Captain rety 500 TO hbrate him. but without
effect Creenthall and Paris Yesterday gn~d
be ore Justice Hogan at the Tomb~, and the
ssry sdavits being Oiled tho magistrate committed them
prison for examination tho charge of grand larceny
Every pound of tho stoicn SILK rcsvsred
Diet.
RKssura--M Tong Island on Monday January rs
JcnS Rev RxyNofp-, youngest ~ hsnyo a. and
Phebe A. Reynolds. aged 10 years
Tho friends and ratses % tie fam " are respectfully
invited 10 attend The iIners fon the residence Of his
father ip-law, Al Hampstead, on "Wednesday.
snnv.--On Monday, January 10. MY. the beloved
vic OF James Secry aud dau. nier ~ Henry ScAdnm,
OF Killmacon. county of Yermanagh and parish OF
Ens. <nins v. ireland, az q ~ years
Ihe friends of tive family aud those ~ her uncle,
Jam shannon. most p-rtfu, .rrltfd 10 attend
the funeral, from her I1ta etlcc. 30 - trst on
dnr iay niatn on, ~ iwr CO. ftf enains viii
te taken e. ta my tenr O.
t!tr = .0.f.t .... ft.s
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awaiting the departure OF the prisoner TO jail The prs
oner was taken back to jail he came-on foot IN Gus
t0dy Of two policemen
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eQ00 EEwARD, .sroLES TGoM THE So. ~ z e. 20

eonO REWARD. STOLEN FROM THE sAFE OF
Ss)V the subscribers, at No. Delaney sifret ~ VIC
city New york tho night % January H. iS" inc 'o
THREE csr.acaies Of STOCK in Consumers Benefit Coal
Company. for ten shares each
No r<1 In the os Joasph Taussig-
No ssi, Ia the name ~ o. Taussg
No IN the OF LEHMAN Nathan. ~, ,,-.
Pour Certificates York and Canada Crescent o coie
nan, No. s i52 for ave hundred shares eh
ana one cerunese No. i Tor ten shares, all In the name
=" one sin Z. = 1910 Treasury Note. third series.
Two tN u - 1910 Treasury Notes, third series A..
one SIm Coupon Bond Of Roundout Ulster county 70
orass Of wm., H.rr,.eso xo,s, .n,r.,,s ,ss.
Two $50 o. 2, rre..ury So,ss Angn., Is 80 ,cfos
nj 81 i~sS 70 Tw. % q, suotas June and july issh
fsur 81 Una Nos G.sis al, ssAaS s7.si, July 'nd
As w 80 sps No. sas siss iss. ls0'soi is'eo.
vH,ssi. July ana Aussst lsee
Two ~ nonis go Nos q $50, z.Sn
~ shsrss fory.sscosd and brand Street Ferry RAnrrd,
fh- ss.ve inward viii Ne paid for the recovery o. tho
stolen property . prcportle ate snoum LOT any par
ereof an hereby forbid nefoust ns any on
the above descrbed securities ]. TAUsslG BIO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nvoRcE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will. VISIT
IL the Western courts about February l. Parties having
I. /. KING, Counsellor al Law. sss Broadway.
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
lcy; other good e,ses prosecuted on liberal Terms
NJ nowEs. Attorney and coanselor. IS Nassau street
nIvoRcEs OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBLICITY IN
~ the different siaet; al Other w business attended 10
the square: also notary pablo
Y. I. KING, coarseiior at Law, aS5 broadway.
nrRNos cArAREH SNUFF CURES coLp PRE-
~ vents caiarrh and Injuries hoaiihy head ad BY al
druggist.
no TO THOMAS H. AGsEw's 2sD AND &c, GREEN.
Tee street sSrnsE o 2, Ms ss af ss yoS am
any store ia New YORK enc price house
GEE PRIZE LIST OF haErIc,Y sTATEsMAH.-A
Wheeler wilson sc~ins a'ss NC asy, rSe en-
cravings sample copy free. AGdrefs Stesnan " Nassau
CoDA WATER APPaRATus FOE RoTTI AND ID
sss,, ru% wa. %ysTIcf s2 Zee %@si9 i and
fras n s,rcess New ycrs Gsiaofshea IN isiz
ccmLpyge's GERMAN orYTMEST-waRR ANTEp
= certain without the slightest danger ior hns oa
o"1s o sSSs az oNery anil Is P principal a da
w ,My wiIsERDlNGs : MOUNT
WEDNESDAY, JAyUARy IL
At no 70 xERcts !, sr REF NEAR HOWARD
Su Gss 4 s 81 osSi ffsI.' sUPPIf
Ned sacks Ranges.
aa,,ts..,s. SSair,.
Pillows, .~ hnises rorkr Sc
quantity Of Drugs and Medicines assorted in cases
WHEs rRorA9ArED. ,,s.,,,,, ,ro,, s.co,,
w Disease be propagsted by erh saton from decon
posed animal or v,g.ss ss m ,,ss BIZ ~, ~
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,i a. San Fr.nc,..o p-r !, shp tIsha Lsven " erui.s
i1sn, barh uerln stern1f 90: sih xsrha, 1honas 90
10th, iotn 1oul-nd, Wtelfeu. % -. -.
shsD vhwafa. Allen NJ sd frsn Hono'"a zee - iof
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N runlssvssr ~ sassss Pass ticnLscrss. lorlsizsA
Nctoe hsrstv gwen he rsestsblsf merit 81 Farfne
p Lglhoaes o. Br<ni ross east sd> q
sanlrs kf~er. Louisiana
ne nshiis q assd -hs- lssI ,.rsrs W s.sAss svsz
ana half ard sherM s. v.tls IN clear weather u
miles.
ne ~h~ J, feet frc bs.r 10 focal plane ssd =
feet sc.vs 30 v. ~ Ne .sa and stands In ss ~
The Illuminating appsratasI. diopse BY lenses of the
70 the bar brins the shoase 10 BAR NV BY - run
IN NV. leaving Louisiana Point Do yards on ths s@rc>a
hand. -.
Nv order. WI sHUBRIcK. Chairman
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IMPRISONED MISSIONARIES IN ABYssfNIA.--
The King of Abyssinia has for a long time
imprisoned two agents Of the English Church
Missionary Society-Rev. H. A. Stern and II.
Rosenthal--for purely constructive and uh-
intentional offence. They are confined ill., q
loathesome place, and loaded with letters Of a
peculiar and cruel construction. The last
royal message sent to them, in response to
their protestations of innocence and appeals
for relief, was: 81 know you are not afraid
to die, but I shall not kill you; ON the corr
trary, shall at regular intervals torture you
till the flesh falls in rotten pieces from your
body" DR.. Beke, as the representative of
their relatives, and Mr.. Rassam, as a repre-
sentative of the British Government, havepr,.
badly by this time reached the Abyssirian
court. u e 81,
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THE RADICALS.

The National LttelHgencer, OF Tuesday, thus
handles Mr.. Stevens and his followers:
"As part and parcel Of the original pro-
2ramme Of the disunion conspirators against
snc policy Of the President, the practice OF
'peeeh-makiug upon Unusual occasipuS, so as
o commit Congressman against any form OF
estoratlrn Of. representation in Congress, was
Continued On Saturday. Even the great leader
If. Congress-Mr. Steyens---lelped On the inn
,osture upon members and upon The country
ny submitting to the quasi degradation 81
'eading TO empty benches and galleries a I'll
'.,ie against the President which has only
oeen exceeded in vituperative malignity b,
he utterances of the partisans who agtatcd
20 irnpeach him upon lis Accession to the
Presidency. The vulgar speech of Mr.. Ste
yens, coming. as it does, from the iaspirer Of
he acts OF the joint Committee on Re-
construction, and following its resolution OF
hollow mockefy and dupiicity relating tt,
the admission Of the Representatives Of the
State of tennessee, being pronounced with
leliberation in tie form OF written produc,
zion when Congress is upon the fourth montl
OF. its session, must be accepted as the las,
thought of the star-cbamber cabal, aud as al
annunciation of their inatured and settled
policy. .. .s... -... .t....
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but insists that the parties VINO are known to
be engaged in fitting out armed expeditions to
proceed to Canada shall be arrested. This the
Government declines to do. And it is my
duty to say that think that Mr.. Seward has
no intention of interfering to prevent the Fe-
man expedition to Canada, or of raising fin
ger to prevent the conquest of Canada by the
Fenians. II is believed by those here who are
the best informed on the subject, that the mat
ter has been suffered to go on too long, and
that the movement iG now so formidable as to
be entirely beyond control. But whether this
be so or not, think it is beyond all doubt
that if Expeditions should set out from New
York and Chicago, for the capture Of Men
treal, Toronto and Quebec, they would find no
obstacle put in their way, so far as the Gov
erpment is concerned. If.i at
Mr.. Seward was informed, a few days ago,
by persons who protested to be accurately in
formed, that the Fenians had military force
of sc, 900 men enrolled organized and armed,
and commanded by experienced officers that
they have fifteen millions OF dollars on hand,
and large fleet of vessels now lying on the
lake ports; and that all these are only part
Of their resources It is possible that pro-
camation may be issued, warning the people
not to be engaged in these movements; but
from all can learn, think it extremely
doubtful that the Government will take any
notice of it. Mr.. Seward will probably point
to the recent speech of Mr.. Gladstone in the
British Parliament, as abundant reason for
non-interference; and the expeditions to Can
ada will be allowed to proceed.
1t would seem to be good policy, therefore,
on the part of the Fenians to let Ireland alone
and confine their operations to Canada. In
Ireland they will encounter the whole strength
Of the British army, and will most assuredy
fall, while every Fenian captured there with
arms in his hands will be put to death. In
Canada, on the other hand, they have fair
| field for their operations. So much publicity
has already been given to the plans of the
Fenans for the conquest of Canada, that the
probability is that they will find that task to
be much bigger undertaking than they ex-
pected, on account of the large bodies of Eng
fish troops and Canadian volunteers whom
they will encounter.
The enemies of Mr.. Seward do not hesitate
to saythat he permits these movements against
Canada to go ON because be anticipates the
conquest of Canada by the Fenians, and the
annexation of Canada and New Brunswick to
the United States, and that he desires that
result as an Offset to the possible restoration OF
| the Southern States to the Union. l have
reason to believe, however. that while Mr..
| Seward desires the annexation of Canada he
does not desire it to be brought about on that
way a4
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-14

A lad was badly burned in the thigh by a
piece OF hot iron in the nail factory at Albany,
a few days since. One of the large arteries
was severed, but the wound healed. On Sat-
nrday evening last it was ruptured, and the
lad bled to death.
A lady who has read If the extensive man
ufacture of odometers, to tell how far car
riage has run, said she wishad some Connecti-
cut genius would invent all instrument to tell
how far husbands had been in the evening,
when they just step down to the post Office.
There is some suggestive points in the re-
cent statistics of Ireland. In the past year
there has occurred decrease in the number
ofinhabited houses in Ireland to the extent oil
1927, and in the population of "a, 846---and
three millions more letters were posted on the
island than during the previous year, 5s}'5 /,