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WHAT "TRANsPIRED" MEANS. - The
price obtained flor a farm soldl has not
Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
Among the delegates appointed from
Massachusetts, to the Philadelphia Con
~vention is Hon. George AshmuD, who was
president of the convention that nomina-
ted Lincoln in 1860.
Commodore Reed Cooper, Of the Libe-
rian navy, died at his farm, OH st. Paurs
river, February II, 1866, aged sixty-four
years. He came to Liberia from Norfolk,
Va, in 1879.
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outrage

,.rurS, August ?.-Ohicers Meeler and
hFIn,nn report that rs they passed BE
! ''''yI~ rt,n,as. on Thursday evening, fifty
= 10 United States. c"lorcd infantry,
\ ga mr,r there awaiting transportation
~ ,1i>, thence 10 the plains, hadtakcn
n,n of the town, and were firing in
~,.,n,natclv upon the whites.
>uorr they intended burning the
'-' and would XII every white.
'i-',.Y citizen named Golhc-th had
:, ..u fatally wounded.
r... r,r,rcmcut was intense, and the citi-
ar,, !rring To the woods for safety.
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T~ELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
MORNING
Nv the Cable-Trouble between Aus.
trla and Italy.

Loxpox, August s.-The relations be-
tween the Governments Of Austria and
italy are assuming n threatening attitude.
BrRNISG OF A SHIP At SEA.
LIVERPOOL, August S.-The ship Danube,
from Bristol for the United States, was
burned at sea. The passengers and crew
were saved by the ship Compcer, Of Mo-
bile, and brought here.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS, FRIDAY.

WV 'AN 'hS1
New YORK, August lO.-Forenoon.-
Gold, l4S1a. Sight exchange, 9la. Cotton
dull: prices unchanged. Flour unchanged.
Prime wheat firm. Pork steady at S3l.s7.
Lard heavy ut l9AG2lR.
New YORK, August l0.-Afternoon.-
Cotton heavy sales Of GOO bales middling
uplands at 34@34l@c. Flour unchanged.
Wheat firmer for prime other grades dull
and heavy. Pork more active: sales. at
s3l.sl. Lard dull and heavy quotations
at lS1s42ll,c &c. Sugar active; part for
Europe; Muscoyado, loAGlll4c. Coffee
quiet. Naval stores quiet. Turpentinc,
6s470c. Resin, $3.j0aS1.50.
NEW FORE MONEY MARKET.
New YORK, August l0.-Gold, l4S1s;
United States coupons, 80, 1919; Trea-
suries, lO5 United States skies, 'G7, 1907:
coupons, 81, llo3s; coupons, '62, 1895.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, August Cotton un-
CHARACTERISTICS 500 bales. Gold, lac.
Sterling nominal at 100. New York cx-
change, I. discount.
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The Douglas Monument at Chicago.

CHICAGO, August lO.-Thc Committee
Of Arrangements for laying the corner
stone of the Douglas monument u
that the ceremonies will take place Sep
TENDER 9th. The Grafton will be delivered
by General Dix. Secretary Seward tele-
graphs that the President and Cabinet will
be present.
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General Baird Not Removed.

WASHINGTON, August lO.-The star cou-
tradicts the report of the removol of Gene
raj Baird from command at New Orleans,
and adds that no such action will be
taken pending the thorough investigation
of the riots in that city. This statement
is probably correct.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 10, lsce.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AraCsr 10, lsde.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres y Co.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, u. +. Watson.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, msrchan-
disc and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
Schooner Rough and Ready, Moore, Eastern
shore, grain. A. Millspsugh.
Schooner Caroline, Rollings, lowe James river.
y heat, L. T. Workman 4 Co.
Schooner II. T.. Wood, French, New York, ice,
Smith 4 MCGOWAN.
Schooner Ida, Richardson, Bedel, New York,
guano, Colonel Gillian.
Steamer Valley City, Snyder, New York, mer'
chandise and passengers, W. =. Porter.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, merehan-
disc and passengers, w. r. Porter
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfoik, metehahu''e
and passengers, J. ii. Freomxn; x
Schooner Edward Shade. Drake. down the fi'ef'
Schooner Amelia q. Ireland. Townsend, New
York. wood, McKowan i curtis.
Schooner ocean Bird, Mxnh. Washington, lum-
Der. McKowan 3 Curtis. wu
McKowxn b Curtis.
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The Cholera in Cincinnati and other
Cities.

C~MCINNATf: August l0.-Thcrc were
t.orty-nine deaths from cholera yesterday.
NEW YORK, August l0.-Therc is a
steady abatement of the cholera here, and
in Philadelphia and Brooklyn. There is a
marked decrease of the epidemic on Black
Wells and Governors islands.
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Absurd Rumors from Mexico.

NEW YORK, August lo.-Eera Cruz all
vices state that an Austrian vessel was
taking in a large quantity of provisions.
Ii was rumored that Macmillan intended
10 leave on her with a b~ody-guard, but
Marshal Bazainc would dctain him, forci-
bly, If necessary. Intercepted letters from
Santa Anna caused the arrest of several
MexiCana.
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.rr,raI of a widowed Queen.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Thc arrival of
Queen Emma, widow of the late King Of
the Sandwich Islands, created quite a
sensation, as it is the first arrival Of royalty
in the country.
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RICHMOND Markets.
FRIDAY, August 10, 1856.

FLorn.-Thcre is no change TO report in
the -four market. Virginia Family rctails
at SIG, Virginia Extra at SIS, Valley Extra
can be had at $l4, and several lots of Val
ley Supcrlinc have been sold at sl3.
WuEAr.-The supply Of whest has been
rather fuller in the last day or two, but
prices have not changed. The prices we
quote, however, are not 50 firm. White
Wheat, fair t" prime. $2.70@s2.75; Red,
s. .GOGs2.65.
CoRS.-Wc quote corn at sl@Fl.9j.
Parties held it yesterday at the latter
figure.
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Reported Removal of General Baird.

WASHINGTON, August lot is stated
that General Baird has been relieved from
command at New Orleans. General Stone
man is mentioned as his successor. Major
General Humphreys succeeds General
Dclaficld as chief engineer OF the army.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.-Colonel LOOMS,
special agent of the Treasury Department
at Richmond. will sell at public auction, in
that city, on the 2sth or 30th of the pre-
sent month, several hundred h~ogsheads OF
leaf tobacco which were contiscated by
the United States as the property of the
rebel Government. This will nearly finish
up the sales Of this species of property in
Observation-Disclosures Ledyer.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE ACTIoN or TIE
COMMITTEES ~ THE PEOPLE OF SPoTsYLNA-
NIA.-Whcrcas the Central Committees for
the State OF Virginia of the Bell and Eve
rctt, Douglas and Breckenridge parties,
having, in accordance with the general
wishes OF the people Of Virginia, ap-
pointed as delegates from this congress
sional district to the proposed Philadelphia
Union Convention Colonel Edmund Fon-
taine, Of Hanover county, and John l..
Maryc, of Spotsylvania county and
Whereas it is deemed best tor the people
Of this county, in general meeting assem-
blcd, to express their appreciation of said
appointments therefore he it
Re>olrtd, That the said appointecs are
in every respect acceptable to the people
of the county, and VT do endorse them as
gentlemen in every way qualified to act as
our representatives in said Convention,
having unbounded confidence in the capa-
city and honesty OF the said delegates.
Adopted in public meeting on Monday
last.
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Robbery.

~-yELruI,, August 9.-four men
=. ..,r,rned faces entered the house of
...rI kr.irr, on the southern outskirts
.r" city, last night, and by threatening
.ral kriirr and his wife, obtained
KEYS. and ransacking the house, made
.. a. t.'tvy thousand four hundred dollars
,,r,,r. They also stole watches and
- ,.,gahlc>.
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,,,,,,it. against the city Officers.

Nv ORLEANS, August 9.-K. King Cut
and other conyentioniSts have made az
.g.i- before acting United States Com
>,:onrr II, N,tSoIgjng Mayor Nun
and S.y'""nh ''s~~~ josa, the prin-
AL, or accessories to t!N SRs .saaa
. nth nItimo. "a mere piece q -.
.uiIc.l
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North Carolina Delegates ut Large TO
the Philadelphia Convention.

RALEIGH, August l0.-Thc Convention
to-day chose as delegates to the Philadcl-
phia Convention William A. Graham,
George Davis, r. c. Purycar, and George
Howard.
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\ >N,IL RIOT ~ MARYLANr.-The
=. sea men held recently a meeting in
aa |A>l"lo', which was largely attended,
n. Ms addressed 10y Major Sycstcr and
.r. Tohry. Delegations from the
..:'u0uiiMg country, aud onc from Thigh
#g.t"u. CONFUSED almost entirely of re-
Hn,! / yItlAl soldiers, VIII" had fought
u,Ntiy in the army. They came with
.o n,ln"a! Tag waving over them. While
H. through the town a man 10y the
aar ai Elias Cos; called them a set OF
id ,rl"., and traitor>.' During the
ding be- vas caught aud severely pun
't. ami ais" another bully by the name
IltN.>. When Cost escaped from the
.-1uli#-i"n boys, hc ran into the United
Hotel, pursued by Solne Of the
.ua,i. While this WAS going on, a fellow
. Tic name %, Jake l~iuttcr, IA Radical,
r "a pistol from the bar-room, as fifty
10 will swear, and then Il few stones We're
.Hu AZ th" hotel, and number Of panes
. class were broken. Al the same time
stones were thrown al the odd Eel
"tlcr, from which proceeds weekly a
'nr filed wi;h the most outrageous
. 3>r 81 Johnson men, as well as a system
W."lr>al" lying.-BnlOnorc l~t3ettc.
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u.s.r.h for the Lost Cable.

New YORK, August 10.-The cable feet
leaves Hearts Content Wednesday night
for the spot where the cable was lost last
yoor IN cndeayor to recover it.
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commissioners to the Paris EXPOSE.
tiOn-Land Office Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, August l~O.-Alexandcr I.
Stewart of New York, j. K. Fries of New
Jersey, and J. III. Alexander of Maryland,
have been appointed Commissioners to the
Paris Exhibition.
J. S. Wilson has been appointed Com.
missioner Of the Land Office.
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PROFIT AND Loss.-We have the unhap-
piness 10 announce the receipt from
Headquarters, Department of Virginia.
of an official document, as formal as a
death-warrant or a black letter deed of
trust, announcing that the question of com
pensating us for private property taken
for public uses, in the shape of one Inde,'
sent to General Terry, ha, been submitted
to General Grant, and he has decided od-
rerseiy.-PeterSbMy Inder.
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Injunction against an Express Com.
Dany.

FORTRESS MONROE, August s.-A bill has
been filed in the clerks office Of the Cir
cult Court Of the United States by the
stockholders Of the National Express Com
pany, asking an injunction against that
company.-.Nor FORK Tribune.
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The New Constitution Of North Caro-.
lima DrObably Ratified.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 9.-In fifteen
counties the vote for the new Constitution
is four thousand against four thousand
seven hundred. The Constitution is proba-
bly adopted.
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TIE UNION DEAD.-Thc following state
mcnt exhibits the number of intcrmcnts of
Union soldiers made by Lieutcnant-Colo-
mel Moore, A. q. NJ, up to June 80, lsGG /:
In the cemeteries in and around Washing
ton, 1855; Andcrsonvilie, Georgia, r.
9l2; Hampton, Virginia, 3,l4l; Belle Isle,
Virginia, l55; Balrs Bluff, Virginia, 81 {:
Winchester, Virginia, 800; Cold lIar-
Dor, Virginia, $3.50: Malvern Hill, Virgil
MIA, 1917 Seven Pines, Virginia, 1885:
Fort Harrison, Virginia, 40, to be in
creased to 5000 Fredericksburg, Virgil
mia, 2,if2, to receive probably $4,000
bodies Congressional Cemetery, District
Of Columbia, l5l Hollywood, Nirginia'
237 lakewood, Virginia, 2lo. The total
number Of bodies inferred by the burial
corps under Colonel Moore is estimated At
49,ll2, and it is supposed that 5O,S>S bo-
dies vet remain to be removed and rein
TERED. The average expense attending
the rcintermcnt OF each body is eight dol
lars.-.N olionn Republican.
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i"'!r butchery lat New 0rlcans)
"yAsthcns not only our resolve, but our
.@'IA that caste and oppression are doomed,
'"5 Ia, all Americans shall yet be truly
""! absolutely free resley.
he whites in Virginia will be included,
~ nope, in this general emancipation.
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nav l.. l.. MAGooN.--Thc Rev. l.. l..
n"S""i last Sunday took the wind out of
i'o OH !oSicS by delivering a lecture in
'%'4h' "pcra-house at Saratoga. 1t was
,,''cf' as lectures go, and was warmly ap-
i''l"lvd at the close.
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'httLEY IN A NEW BooK.-If he
Goa,d only discard about half or two
'.It's OF his volume, he might, by u little
%.uicionS arrangement, make u good book
u Tie remainder,
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IVrt.iANT .AEEEsT.-Captain Caldwell,
: ..vl "i Police, received a dispatch night
r'"rc last descriptive Of Il negro who had
Stolen one thousand dollars in gold from
colonel Field, OF Macon, Ga; and reasons
TRANSFERRING which led to the belief that the
t'c "A> in the city, officers Guest aud
: Ter were detailed to detect and arrest
.'' suspected party. The negro under
>..!!cl"n was named Armstrong. He had
'r"H paving attentions TO a gingerbread
.yrr! dam>"l named Lucy Booth, and
at Ter boarding ut the National" He
>".i one hundred dollars in gold some days
..' to- broker, and with the best part of
proceeds purchased "A considerable
#''.I'hr tur her, and yesterday afternoon
Il : o'clock left with her in a hack for
tu>'> station, where he intended TO
H." a." train Tor Weldon, and there marry
2. Tie @hovc-namcd officers went out
"a Tie ) O'Clock train, and found them
"'ts"G III the depot ut Rcams's to get on
VAIN. They were both brought back
n" city, ana Armstrong was lodged in
al. lie had but little money on his per-
... Il is said that he has an accomplicc
n.'" "a, 10 meet him al Wcldon.-PstdrS-
igi,r. 10Th.
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crescent Of New Cotton To President
Johnson.

;.l-r,. August o.-Thc first bale Of
cotton received in Macon vas pur-
.-,l ~ til" citizens, and shipped as a
..rt g. President Johnson.
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young men were lost in the Man,
noli' Cave, Kentucky, on Thursday, aud
lave not been found. 1t Is feared they fell
'u'' one Of the deep pits.
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MIR. stanbcry Acting for Mr.. Seward.

WASHINGTON, August l0.-Attorney-
General Stanbcry is acting Secretary Of
State during the absence OF Mr.. Seward,
who left for New York this morning.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

7 HAVE JUST FINISHED SIEVE.
/ RAJ SETS or CHAMBER FURNITURE "
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest and o
the most fashionable style In tho market, entirely
Have also some very ! SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SETS nearly ready. Those In want 81
something substantial, and at the same time yer'
nice, would do well To give me n call.
UNDERTAKING attended to II all hours.
II. A. ATKINSON,
No. 100 Thirteenth Tor Governor street,
iy 2a-ts above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
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MONTGOMERY FEMALE INSTI-
wi TUTE, AT CHRlSTIASSBtRG, VA.
T. OSCAR ROGERS, PrinCi !.
The third session OF this institution will open
the ioTH A OF SEPTEMBER, 1883, and comprise
two terms OF twenty weeks each. 49,
Board, fuel, lights. and academic branches....alo
Latin, French, German, &c, eaeh,........... ~
Music on piano, including use of instrument =; u
Apply for circulars. an.-Ht
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~ , Sa' asas:. sSS sos';'sss.

wish to inform my old custom. T-
ers and the public generally that S1EE~
have on hand . good assortment Of
FINE FURNITURE, or NY OWN MAKE.
which I viii sell as low as can be bought elss-
where. OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and A
not be surpassed by any.
l am prepared to execute all orders promptly.
REPAIRING and BOXING neatly and carefully
done.
found all kinds Of COFFlSS, both WOOD and NE
Also, ALRIGHT CASES, for transporting the
dead.
will give my personal attention to this branch
OF business nj all hours.
II. 4. ATKINSON.
(of the old arm OF Belvin 4 Atkinson,l
Governor street, above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
an 2S-ta
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ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, AND
IL Walnut Chamber Suites, just finished the
finest yet offered. FRENCH < CRESSHAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets tup stairs).
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SOUTHERN DELEGATES AT II Morrill,
The Vermont Chronicle, in its account OF
the late National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance, alludes in the following lam
guagc to the course OF the representatives
from Virginia in the performance OF the
arduous and responsible duty assigned
them by their constituents
THE NEGRO.
Nearly the whole of Saturday evening
and Monday forenoon was occupied IL the
consideration of various propositions for
colorcd membership. A very able, earn
est, excited, and at times turbulent and
noisy, discussion took place, and it often
seemed as though members never could or
would exhaust the resources of their ora
tory. 1t was very difficult for southern
delegates to get a hearing, although they
and their constituents had by far the
greatest personal interest in the subject,
but their mild and conciliatory bearing
throughout the whole discussion were such
as TO win for them the admiration of all
tair-minded men, and might well be taken
as q model of imitation by those who
seemed to think that their own vociterouS
and turgid harangucS were vastly more
important than anything else could be.
The resolution, which, in spite of some
very adroit tilibustering, was adopted by
a decisive vote, and which was understood
to be acceptable to the southern delegates,
was as follows:
This resolution has been already pub
lished in the Dispatch.
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University OF VIRGINIA.

University OF vTKGINIA.-Ths
l. next session will begin on The pIRsT DAY
M StsT GIS os ibNs Isl.
professor OF Latin and . sseond Professor u
Law viii be appointed on The 1th Q, = exa,' rnvh
the organization Of all The MssInnwsi BE- fully
-. ssablished on Tho ID M enlarged bssis as"e-
The entire expenses OF the Academic anaonf'
sxeIuiyeo OF text books, clothing, and poetsI M.
ney, amount to three hundred AND Sky M III Law
student. to three hundred and sixty,nve a0s'srsl
and Of the Medical student, to three huhd'ea Anu
Fsss.isIssS. giving details or f g. ; RRssafrs sS''''
jyls-ts Chairman Oh Ine rs.uny-
HOME SCHOOL.-Witha view TO the
IL education Of lay own children, l have EN-
ployed Miss KATE AfSsLIE 70 teach q small class
at my house. The session will begin LIST october
mex ana end ist July following and propose"
Miss Ainslis has had 4 large experiences IN
teaching, aud 10 widely known as a thorough
and faithful instructor and discipliparian, Terms
Per session OF nine months a. follows:
For board, including everything and tu-
ition in all the usual English
branches $40 w
For French. 10 10
For music, with use OF piano,...... 20 90
Payable in United States currency, one half In
advance, balance at the end Of the session. Ny
residence is forty five miles west from Richmond,
on the old stage road TO charlottesville and four
Virginia Central railroad. Pupils will be thus In
almost daily communication with their homes. and
In case of sickness will receive medical treatinent,
II desired, free OF charge: Address Dr.. d
~PENDLEToN, Tolersvilis, Louisa s1snty, r naN
CucEon- JuIy % 1868 ~ 2l-lawbt
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NAVAL AFEAIRs.
Circular from the Secretary of the
ya.a 6ae Navy. /

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
A prize fight took place at Johnsons Land
ing, below Alexandria this morning between
Mike Carr, alias English, of Washington, and
w. III. White of Baltimore. After twenty
four rounds the fight terminated in dispute
as to who was the winner. White had a
shoulder dislocated. f.
Rear Admiral Gordon of the South Atlantic
squadron, reports from Rio Janeiro, October
9Th, as follows: The allies made disastrous
attack on Senpoh on the route to Haumaita,
in which they acknowledge a loss of 5000 men.
Geu. Flores with the Uruguayan troops lad
Withdrawn from the frontier and the ironclad
fleet had been roughly handled. Admiral
Gordon believes the Paraguayans will not
come. II
u. S. steamer Mystic arrived at Rio Janeiro
October 9TH, from Pernambuco.
The Lackawana had sailed for the Pacific
The Shawmut would leave for home on the
10th.
The Monocacy, Commander Porter, arrived
at Pernambuco October 10th.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued a cir
cular providing that all persons who have
served as volunteer officers in the navy for q,
term OF two years, and who desire to be examl
ined for admission to the regular navy, will at
once make application to Commodore s. p
Lee, Hartford, Conn, who would notify them
when to appear.
The programme of the mass welcome to
Congress has been determined upon by the
COMMITTEE having it in charge. There will
be procession of soldiers Republican and
other delegations and mass meeting with
addresses, etc, by number of distinguished
speakers. General John A. Logan will deliver
the welcoming Grafton, and a banquet will be
given in the evening al which the radical
Congressman will be guests. g+.