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DAVIS. In this he merely obeyed tho orders OF
his superlors. 1t is the manner in which he has
discharged this function we object to,-the gra-
tuitous insult heaped upon the people and coun-
try, by this judicial monster, to whom they arc to
look for fair and impartial Justice. His diseased
imagination delights in disgusting and revolving
images, all conjurod up for the humiliation of
the people cursed to be judged by this Pluto
Some there arc who find excuse for the Ian
guago and manner of Judge UNDERWOOD, in the
assumed fact that he has suffered much from per-
secution at tho hands of these lato Virginia
rebels both before and during the war. We be-
iiovo it not But oven it 3d. it would still not
Justify such s'charges" as those at Norfolk and
Richmond. How differont President JoHNsoNl
He also has long been averso to slavery. He uu-
doubtedly suffered much obloquy in consequence
OF his expressed opinions and preferences. Yet
see how differently he feels and acts in reference
to this Same question. When no rose from
comparatively private station to that of Chief
Magistrate of the country, he nobly laid by all his
private passions,-loyes and enmities; and with
single eye and stoady purpose has ever since been
endeavoring to restore peace to our troubled and
divided land, heal the wounds 30 copiousy infiict-
ed, and cure the many sores of the body polite.
This is glorious mission,-it undertaking for
the greatest of men; and we pray to God our
President may be speedily successful in his lauda-
BILE endeavor.
p. S.-Sinco writing the foregoing the mails
have brought US papers from every part of the
United States, and all, of whatever party or COM
plcXlon, with scarcely single exception, loudly
condemn this foul-mouthed Judge.
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this journal must be addressed to he Editor Of
The Daily Ne,os, No. 18 Hdyne- street, Charleston,
9. Q. business Communications to Publisher of
Daily Netos.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected oonnuntoa-
tionS.
Advertisements outside of the otty must be aooopa-
MED with the cash.
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HFnIOVAL.
'TNHE UN ERSIGNED BIG LEAVE RESPECTFULLY
to fnform thu ir friends and the public Reneraly
that they have removed their Dry Goods Establishment
from No 1853 10 No. 25k King. street (Waveriy House
where they hope b, Btrit attention to business and
having select stick OF all articles usually kept in
hrst-class iry Goods Establishment, to merit con
tnnance OF the patronage heretofore extended to them
p. LYONS & Co.
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WT IN II Il ID. DISCHARGED AND DIS
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DIR. JFRVEt
iii AS REMOVED TO SOUTH CORNER MEETING
Il Il ErREET and LADSUN'S COURT.
May 80 10
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49,, In testimony whereof witness my hand and
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" 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED sTATEs,)
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington, June Q, 1856.
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TELEGRAMS. A..

Advices from Mexico to the 9th state that
the general situation of the Imperialists. bv
their accounts, WAS very unfavorabIe. The
Imperial Mexican force, which left Mama
neilo recently. found the Fourth Battalion
starving and with a multitude of sick The
whole neig hborhood of Acapulco had emiyratpd
after having destroyed the wells. Desertions
from the Imperial forces was very great
haximilians minister plenipotentiary to
France and about three hundred soldiers
belonging to the foreign legion had arrived at
Vera Cruz
The annual dinner of the Philadelphia Board
of Brokers took place yesterday evening at the
Assembly Rooms. Among the invited guests
were General Meade, Admiral Farragut, COM
manders Stribblng and Hof, and Mayor Nc
Michael, all of whom made speeches. The
party numbered two hundred and separated
ut a late hour.
Advices from Havana to the 18th state that
Secretary Seward and party had not yet ar
rived at Havana. The Captain General had
lifted up his country seat and was making
preparations 10 receive him in 4 hospitable
manner.
A clerk in the Baltimore post office named
AlonZ Hutchlns has been arrested for robbing
The mails, by a special agent of the Post Office
Department. This makes the second arrest in
this Office in two months.
The Galveston Bulletin OF the 5th states that
an engineer and pontoon train were embarkIng
there for the Bio Grande. Eleven marauders
had been captured and given over TO the civil
authorities at San Antonia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-23

L. =. Court OF CLAIMS, Jan. 22.-James q.
Smith, ESD. OF Montgomery, Ala, and Thos.
Wilson, Esq, of Washington, ID O., were al /.
mitted attorneys and counseilors of this court
John =. Jackson, ct al, VS.. The United
States. Chief Justice Casey delivered the
opinion of the Court in this case adverse 70 the
petitions OF the present claimants, but without
injury TO the claim of the legal plaintiff
Anne GratIot VS.. The United States. judge
LoTing delivered the opinion iof the Court
in this case adverse TO the claim.
William Clark VS.. The United States. Judge
Mott delivered the opinion OF the Court IH this
case adverse 10 the claim.
Arabella Ritey vs.. The United States. 1his
cause was argued by Mr.. Mcpherson and Mr..
Gushing for the claimant, and by Mr.. weed.
the assistant solicitor, Mr.. Kerr, and the dep
nty solicitor, for The United states, and The
case was submitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-23

SOne Sunday night clergyman was
preaching in Belfast, when a young man in
the congregation getting weary OF the sermon.
looked repeatedly at his watch. just as he
was in the act Of examining his piece fer the
fourth OF fifth time, the pastor, with great
earnestness. was urging the truth upon the
conscience OF his hearers. sYoung man."
said he show is 1t with your" Whereupon the
young man with the gold repeater bawled out
IN hearing Of nearly the whole congregation,
"a quarter past eight" As may be supposed,
the gravity Of the assembly was very much
disturbed for a time