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7 1Iethodiat General Conference.

Ihe y! y: Times, OF May ], says: ~
Excellent, plsin-speahing, practical Bishop An
drew; one OF the venerable ministers of the Me-
hodist Church in this country, has been making
another sensible speech in Conference. on
Saturday he said he desired to make o few re-
marks before the adjournment of the Conference
fot the day. And then he went Oh to cav that he
did not know whether It was true or not. He
knew that sbont this period there is great pro.
penalty 70 leave the Conference. Things do not
better sxampls than bylesyipg lntfl the proper
time gomez. You have come here he added, &C D.
great sxpensss the InDst Of :you, and the country
are, looking 70 ypu With.a great deal Of interest
Tor ortant .tesultg. You had better stay from
home o few days longer, thanito leave any i'm
portant work unanisheda II you leave anything
undone, IL must remain undone for the next four
years, and the church 10 80 much injured. STAY
until your work is done. Do not run off The
eyes OF this community and the eyes OF the church
are upon us.I Important interests depend upon
your future sction. Yon owe 1t to God you owe it
to the church, you owe it to your reputation and
conscience, to stay and do your work. to stay uuti
your Wotk Is accomplishedl He loved home {he
little at home since last October He had iast re-.
turned from q trip TO- Baltimore when he came
hhere., and had beep ,ahoat> three months from
the voice OF dGty told him TO go away, and he
:, Like St.. Paul, T. g Rev, Doctor certainly uses
: great plainness OF speech" such as would do no
harm In Parliamentary bodies other than religious
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MARRIED..

on tho evening OF Nay lst at the residence Of James
1SGrosiand, Esq, In BarnwelI District g. O.. by Rev
L. L., II. sHucK, MIR JOHN MEDICus DARLINGTON to
miss sALlE HELEN OROsIAND.; .lI - II =
:; On she evening" Of Sd Of May, at home, by the Rev
orangeburg District, to Mtasl CYNTHIA ELODIA O..
yoensest daughter. OF O. W. sE1aNIogs Esq, Of this
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ThEAsuRY DRPARrl1ENT, May Cd, 1856. /
DEAR Sih Your favor OF the 27th ult. is re-
ceiyed ALL can do for the relief of the people Of
South Carolina In regard to the Direct Tax, has
already been done AL sales for taxes have been
tunity OF acting definitely upon the subject. I
have no power to withdraw. the Tax Commission
eEs. nor to suspend the collection Of taxes from
those VINO are able to pay them. What action
Congress will take upon the subject cannot now
was not to be paid but merely said to him what
now say to You, that deemed it to be proper in
the peculiar circumstances OF the Southern poo
ple to suspend all sales OF property for Direct
Taxes until there had been ample opportunity for
full consideration Of the subject by Congress,
Beyond this, have no authority to go.
. am, very truly yours, sg
:, 80 @ 49,, HUGH MoCULLOCH,
'',..' t',.s.'' - Secretary Of the Treasury
q. : IzAnD M1pDDIEToN, D Jr, Esq,l I',. 7.I"'t
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Correspondence.
The following correspondence explains itself:
CHARLESTON, s. c., April az, 1866

Hon. Hugh McCuRoch,
Secretary Treasury, Washington, D. O.
DEAR SIN II have been requested to ascertain
from the Department, whether property holders
who have not paid the United States War Tax on
real estate for the year 1864 will be required to
do soy-eome persons having declined, for tho rea.
son that the State has already, by an official error
oyeI-paid her quota Of the tax aforesaid well as
on the strength OF report that you recently au-
thorized MIR. TREscoT (our State Agent in Wash
ngton) to tell his people not to pay any more Of
that tax" since, il once covered into the Treasury
the money could not be refunded
These parties would be glad to have more def-
mite instructions as to the risk they run Of being
sold out, and on the receipt OF ouch as you may
deem proper to transmit through my hands, I
will publish the same in the papers here for the
Information Of all concerned.
With great respect,
10. t..r 80 81. Il. I. MIDDLETON Jr
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The Financial Condition or tho United
States.

The following we take from the Washington cor
respondence Of tho New York Times, dated I'd
instant
y, The LIST Of May public debt statement from the
areassqry arsns ose Nc to,dsy shows reduction in the
funded goldbearing stock Of 1853 increases So
At the heo int legal tenders de-
ncadnr sa9 deposits in the Trsss1Sy
to 900 Of which 0eS in o sold Sh0ans Ths
Treasury is tRss agoant io the se
dePositors. s9,096,G00. The present monthly er-
n,Dis is the most encouraging yet made for the
bear interest and the bill introduced in the Senate
istraton n Of the Treasury, looks to the consoida-
the uniform rate offs per cent. in gold; in other
words, to the introduction Of United States per
cent consols, having thirty. years to run, and to
per cent. year saved in the difference between
and per cent; The whole reduction snce last
GUNNER, when the war debt reached it's maxi
The exact decrease OF legal tender notes on the
public debt statement OF May 1, since April 1. is.
II gsssn1aoks, 81, ,5s4 ss4 f. fye per cent. legal
legal tenders, g, ,6Oo, 900. Total Sis os4 ss4
Ihe following is etatement of. the public debt
OF the United States on the LIST OF May, 1866
3 n.f DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST,"
sI per cent bonds Of sstSi 500 80 40
q
sf per cent bonds 1881 28S 744I60 90
FIX Per cent S2o Observation-Disclosures. ss5,7s4,OOO 90
Total debt bearing coin interest 81, 1856 oo2 eti 80
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY rNTEREsT.
Ts,3 Tn per Sen! Donds.. Less 900 90
Certacatea Of indebtedncss. 40 SOS SOS On Sa
one and tw' year per cent notss ..... 809s9OO 90
Three year compound interest notes, 187Oi2l4l 90
ihree year 7S0 notes. sl661286 90
Total debt bearing currency interest b44 go
NATIONAL debt not presented for pay =
t'i Debt Bearing no Enterest ns.t.:
United States notes.. S4Is,I6I $500
nLseuonM X, currency 2s,l920176A
dold cerahcates OF deposit. 9Os8 400 90
.. - y 70. r.
Total debt bearing interest," $162, SOC, ,7s6 "a
lTotA debt. S27 67s8 87l 40
to - aa.a. Amount IN 1raas,try. -aG, o..
s7e676 407 o.
al, $40 621. 80
Tt1 ~ SHe $187, ,987 028 81
= 2,s22 67s, ,s7L 90;
Amount OF debt leas cash in Treasury $2es9 $50 SAWS
The foregoing is correct statement of the pub
Ho debt. az appears from the books and Trea.
sufer's returns In the Department on the lat Of
may 1856. ,tt,.; HUGH MoCULLOCH, 81 ;,
LEI a..n-nr, q, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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signed at the Navy Department and built at our
own government navy yards.
Two Peruvian Iron-clads from RngIand
Making Captures.

Making Captures.
BIO DE JANERo, April 8. 1t is believed that the
issue OF sne Bank OF Brazil M be increased the
millions Of dollars Of gold in the vaults will be
Withdrawn to meet the expenses Of the war.
land uia France, and captured the spanish school, @
or Dorothea, from Montevideo for Havane, With
dried beei, off Bio de Janeiro, using the United
been set into Rio as Peruvian war transport, to to
evade the neutrality decree. A Peruvian IRON
clad L. daily expected from ths United States
acted in the Imperial Assembly. If6 y, 20
The youngest daughter of, tho Emperor, tho
Duchess OF SAKE. was delivered Of o son on the
Exchange-Bank bills 25d. 'Freghts 4O642s. Sd,
20 New York. Coffee d little frmer. Flour droop-
ing. rr-a6.-sy.r
News OF the attack on Paso de Patris, and the
croasing into Paraguay by the Allies is hourly ex
pected!H There is . runored advance OF the Para
gueyans into Missinis, to attack the Brazilian D-
vision, under the Baron dc Porto Aegre.
'"'''' '3S Ehte Markets. sI.e A,.s
B!ITMosE. May 4aFlouE quiet. Stock Hight, South,
osn p ssS q 0a 1 n
@ioX cents Whiskey sasS1@a&. s s'.1a1S 0' se ~
aEw xosK May arm st@ss cents Flour
ss ssn.s SSa as
dn eohee stesdy Naval stores Arm sugar
Suto>. S'ofu Ta',"s g7,D, pnr ,CIt.,!yr yya u
NEW 0ntHAss, MAY 2;7-goTToN-Irregula-; sales to
day 1917 bales. sdRirMUh hchaGged. Ff1our-firm: fu
parano So rs. Hay SqT. .! PorkSdrm and unchanged
TobaocoSook increasing, fair n to lec, GoldI26X;
NEW oafElNs May Cotton 1hchshsed: sal lss 1000
baies ut $50 tofsio for iddng; ;todayo receipts f7e
a!sPa fsE SsEa
.dPessRs y z s5 3 s IS ss
10 90 Sl4 aWheati-AEood demhnd for aouna wheat al
g,Dsar pr prizes; 81 Rresss sGd o oINo
81 76 Corn duh at So TO 60 In eovatofe Oats dull
and prices lover II toA6c. Rye 80 To- Ssoy Whiskey
dull and unchanged. ProviaonH-Mesa Pork lopened
buoyunt with sales at $29 but closed lauiet With
buyers a over ye bulk meats in good deand OF ioX
to lax; loose bsoon UNCHANGED and q1fAt Enrdrfn
demand ss aoc but holders put up pfiSes to Sox
to 81 therefore nttlo nothing done: Butter I'M
sa sa an|. e s Groceries
LouinvhIs NAY Stii Of iss 'hhdsI.at
tobacco ut and active prioes ,rauauR nom "A
20 - 90. Flour-Supernne 81 rs, Corn and oSts-
White corn 81 cents; oats A. cents sproyfaonb-Mess
pork nm, $50 Bacon shoulders Is cents ccAr sideu
18 cents Cotton-Middlng 80 cents. Whiskdy-Rav
50 a. Iard-Prime lard 40 CENTS.
, GaIoAao. May s;=Flour steady and demand active
Wheat quiet at 164Ho for No l. and 105@92Ho for No
Corn frm at 44h9b7ho for No 2. Oats quiet ut 27@
8oHo for No l. and 241lo Tor No a Heh;nes!S2 A in
bond Mess Pork '$2S 75@29. Lard 20@3oHc.
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Failure OF q Swashin15gE;ton Ran
NOW York ;iInsirse.: :.
LATE: NEWS.

;3ru, :, Ia .yr-f ,Confyrosg. "'"a i'H t.r9s
wAsHrorou, May 6.lThe, Senate, was not in
'gession to-day. ~. ! r. M aul,:E.n BA
The House devoted its time,as usual on Sotur-
day, the business being generally speech-m aking.
aAbaIGiI cold: dIlaaIrlSasstaF
q NEW YoRK, May 5.-Over million Of dollars In
gold was shipped to Europe to-day. ult7g
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The Monitor inTonadnopk and, the Spanish
Iron.Clad Hun anSia.

.S,ls,,i,, .s3kI
a. aa;hnh aitstsilstG T,i. f,sa s,tAr iesg.,in .a,r
'sG ,Afj \ Tti.J2sr - win fa, nt,
''s @sisfsr~ M:sh aaz5 eIxTasS"
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INcENDIARY FiREs AT PEfERsBuRa, vA.-There
Is considerable excitement at Petersburg Va, on
account of incendiary ,iresi At two O'Clock on
Tuesday morning, the Sunday School building d.
taehed ito fthe Union Street, hIethodis (colored)
Church WAS set on fire and consumed. A few
Church was fired. and entirely destroyed. II Was
large brick building, erected in 1860, at q coat
1of sl5000, and was noEihsured, the policy having
run out two days previous. While THE FIRE was
raging another colored church near by was set on
nre, but the flames were promptly suppressed
But for the activity Of the fremen. several Of
the flames. the destruction Of property would have
been greater The city council has promptly ofterl
ed reward of 5000 forthe srrest and conviction
| OF the incendarfes. Ths Petersburg papera and
| citizens generally call for the prompt and &C.
yere punishment Of the guilty miscreants. The
Nothing has ever trsnspired in Petersburg which
pie. From every quarter and from all Glasses we
nave, ,heard, an ,unbroken cpmnent Of regret and,
indignation that there could have been found,
within the lInits OF Petersburg one heart 90 pro.
higate and abandoned as to infct this outrage on
our oolored people; and there is q disposition
equally widespread TO take every possible means
to hunt down the author or authors Of the crime,
may be in our power to those who have suffered
BY the outrage. ~ =, - . :.
nnd the faintsst shadow 81 spproTaf of their vii
lsiny in the sympathy Of this community. they
have been wofully deceived. In no part OF VII.
gnis, or OF Tie South, does better feeling exist
petWeen the whites and black. When the authors
taat theyi~ilf represent np class Of the Southern
T,
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Two Fataf cdsos OF caoiSaFFa In How tYorl Yso,l

= . \ II
The New York papers record two, cases Of
cholera in that city, The facts are thus giyen:,r
On Monday afternoon, DR.. W. " White was
called to attend Mrs Jenkins, "a native Of Ireland,
ssa s aFessss eiss hs h tb
city very remote from LguaEantine.a From her
general appearance, Or: White became convinced
that she was suffering from 'cholers, and he i'm
mediately; apphed the proper remedies.E The wo-
nine and ooSof spa sesTse se
g; osas .su A.. sS the
tied to make thorough examination Into tho Bis
tory Of the Woman'e' illness, spd, the probable
ssys SR ha hsa & s M
the contents as manure tor the garden. on Mon.
sne Hnsn %se eSSeuPied eSe as sDoEs one Pollock
the stomaob, followed In less than hn hour by
cholera. The Sprenises Occupied by the family,
zsfts afy Sfasf a
The Bedding cl0thes and utensils usedIby the
woman were burnt, and the entire premises
lime, and other powerful disenfeotanta: Dr. White
sBa ss
of ssndsrng Se% aediosl SnI sd a
oessaTy. The ocoSdpsntse wefe removed from fro tie
house on: Wednesday, in orderito allow OF the
RsR Es sS S s e.
ceasedf end tho .resuita Of the sminstion are all
chaTRoter1sti9 OF The bowels were filled
with rice water-fuid, and other evidences appeGrI
ed pec1liar to the disease. :..agAa SO
gerisnos n tie ttteat&dhs Of This and kindred
the disease upon herself by the filthy work II,
which she WAS engaged at the time Of the attack,
snd that the siekneas was mot ipnre epidemic
,t.3I cholera: The esse therefore, is forobe admo
ath may breed cholera az well 4I as facilitate its
lIThe baaltb af.,ch.s ,...a,v.5 t;d;r-, "a ;,.,,.
case Of cholera in the, city on; Wednesday after
noon. AS the phvsicians or the board: had pre-
dicted the disease was found in one Of, the tene!
ment dwellings, OF the sixth ward, building which
shelters hundred families. The victim Is NO.
man Of about 80 years Of age and dwelt at No III
monitory diatrhea On Tuesday night, and next
morning Dr. Comes was summoned He reached
the patient before three O'Clock in the afternoon.
After sending for the requisite medicines, he i'm
medately notified the bosrd.ofj health, and DR..
Raiton At It once sent s.ntary ipspeetors 70 the
and examined theapatient and evidence in the
case and found u to be parked case Of cholera.
was in the last stage Of the disease, land there
Friday. = -'''''" l''hI ".tHit tHDs-i
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.Uh0Ha IE1K

q "a ~ O Tss 81; ;lr ~ "A. .y1s.e,
'aoiToS ,nsS"s s9,.fTao1tf I. r.c4 oaqaarYA bz,tsos
-ut ~ 49,, sL.',@ t .'.3# q 4. Il, ts7A Y
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Tho Knoxville Convention. ',,1 'on'
NJ W. KNOXVILLE TEsE,, MAY 5.ghasC Convention. OF
57,ast Tennessee adSpted raS5ifSfSSa petitionfn1
sspaIsss "a sUs anv SennHs ;onr Sis
sSHEing voices sns adjournel sS|ls sts. - ~
- ,,s,s ron na, - wa me.'9 mn anoaiaiane. 80.
ID sxaa RsSS nruuIJ .as aens
and shts aps at GsIVsstoM sSWs
Business OF Matamorss ia dull. The fmneriai
Dbs PPs5 Ss50S
away. n.,(n o.rg,r 0ool y,
p universally rotten, and zss dsyast overflow
is feared ,l. q .a,,:ss h,9y. ia bsS nan on
The Bed River rs higher than lever before
Judge Duplanter has decided that notes pays
BILE in Confederate money are worthless. and also
MORTGAGES given for Confederate money during
the % war. -. ,, .,oI:ac,F t,,:.G@I "r.sH
oldest Spanish merchant, was run over and killed
to-day. His house was the only one spar4d during
sqiana attract much! attention. A company has
yeen formed for purifying and bringing it to mar.
ed. Most Of the oonfederates % o, East tT TesnsSsee
nave come here 70 reside.
r., ~. ma :.
bydoiored people and ali the school hSusosp piin in
South Ms@phis. we're I pulled down or burned last
thing is quiet this morning. and It is hoped order
ts fully restored. The negroes nearly all fed to
the woods last night, but are returning this morn
ing. .,3
,,glrt .,ru - -.l-..,,, ..S"' H'a
~. ., ,2g!... From tNeY York. - .''"s
NEW York, May s-No new developments in the
axed st abo1t $500 600 Rosa ia stiiI at Isrns' -
Lucy RuShton's e theatre was sold at auction this
forenoon. MIR. Allen was the purchaser. ,n
>@i ~ ~, -1'-.' THE ROSS FORGERY. l-'
The loss by the Ross forgery foots mn aso5 7s7
The Michigan Central honda hsldby fsrnsSsnof
d Co. are snppose Ia be spnrona Snt it ;a Wnt
certain. - y -. - A0 INV
The iosses Of crouis A. d. and I,,ecl \ sne,,,d
ing smountto $50 oooo each, I in gold whioR thsy
tie Union Bank. - pA'A'n' :" Aux sou one'A 'A on
The Continental Bank paid q forged check for
ffonai and Com faonwesitb Banks have % ansta,nad
no Ioss.f The Continental Bank has made a de-
mand npon the Gommonwealth for the rstnrn ~
the aboEe named CHECK. 'A'' = - 'n' '''O'" u
from Havana. a. thia mort wa learn that oagres
Of negroes had just been landed st the south side
Immediately distributed ss9Sgsi sSips Wers Ses eE
eve si.so atoaha ,m..n. coones inSEe 1WsR q
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NEW PRoDuoT.-A few weeks ago the Senate
called uponits Committee Agriculture to inTesti
8ate the fscts srning the oulture and utiliza,
known "a cohMerJs as the oEifia u grsss 'tfis fSre e.
samples OF which were cent to the coInmittee.' A
special report upon this textile material comnnuni.
Gated by the Commiseion Of Aericnlture. yas
oTderedlto Pc printed by, the Senate fecshtiy.
The con9nhioatioh shows that this plant is 1t
present growing In the gardens or the Depart.
ment, and may bo easily grown In more ;tout6ern
climate, especially. With somo protection darina
winter, or by raising the tubers and replnntings.
'fe y ths osss Posatoea II embraced also, let.
the progress OF the fiandfac ctnre there. speaf.
mons OF the best English manufaoturo M ia
gsrtops. etpgesl may be eesn In the muaeum OF the
pepqFiF41lens, Of AgfispltpSe,iS{ u b ~
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aTs 8 Ia TEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRIoT.-By GEORGE BUST, ESQ.,.
ordinhry.-whereas, JOSEPH A. A. LAFoURoADE, OF
Charleston, mechanic, made suit to me to grant hin,
Letters of Administration Of the Estate and Effects
Of RUTH q. LAFoURoADE, late OF Charleston: These
are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors Of the said Ruth O. La
FouRcADE deceased, that they be and appear before
me-, the Court Of Ordinary, to bo held at Charles
ton, on the 1Ath day Of May. 1855. after pubhos-
ton hereof at II O'Clock In tho forenoon, to show
cause. II any they have. why the said Administrations
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twenty eighth day Of April
Ammo Domini 1855. 'ns GEORGE BUST,
April 30 pr m2 Judge Of Probates.
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AR&EST CIRCULATION I'm THE STATE,
EST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Later from Europe.
'.' . -srI ~ "
ADVANCE IN" COTTON.

L
NEW YoRK. May e.-Dates from Liverpool to the
9Th Of April have been received. Sales OF the
week ninety-si1 thousand bales, Of VI hioh ten
Thousand we're to speouators and twenty-four
thousand to export ters. The market had advanc-
cd . I'D. to Id. on tho week, closing quiet and
easier. Middling Orleans we're quoted at 16ld.
Oonsols ssi to 81 United States 5-2os 70 to 70i.
1 ..... Cossion, OF Lower Califofnia. ,"'
WAsHMaToN, May GA negotiation Of consider
able magnitude has just been concluded with tho
Mexican Minister here, which involves Che cession
to certain leading American capitalists Of nearly
the entire Peninsula of Lower California. -. ,,r
1 - - ~ "r.'.'rt. .-----.s !:Uhnr w
D. ri Failure OF q washington Hank. A,u.e.
WAsH1NaToN, May 6.-The failure OF, the ,Mer-
'ohant'6 National sBank this city, which took
place on Friday, has caused considerable excite
'ment. Several OF our citizens Sre heavy ilosers
Government lis slsp; joaeS to the extent Of six
hundred thousand dollars. 0">' |~' ''i.t
+" f":!InJarl !J.,r'.-A.-.s rt.r.p ,,,r,, ~ a.
i ,,1 ',c ~ ~: wow York Marhst. 'es1's-
NEW YORK, May 4.-ootton firm, Of "a to $50
Gold 27f. - ,.
= NEW York. Msy 81 Cotton fsfm..~ Sales 1000
bales At 81 to 800. Gold 263. 's' -
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-aaW1 OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
COMPANY, MARCH Is. Isss.-a mess-

: -.a1f OFFICE ARLESroN AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARCH Is, Isss.-A n mest-
Ing of the Board Of Directors hold this day. tho fol-
lowing resolution was adopted ~
Rsolved That the President do cause the report OF
eeting Of creditors to be- publshed the newspa-
pers and thas he by public notoe, request all bond
creditQrs OF the COMPANY to Bend to the aecreary @
statement OF the hold humber date and
oononrrence In the reoommen dntion adopted at tho
meeting OF the bondholders and that they sy be abba
herewith full and plain exposition Of thd Condition
and prospects Of the Road and the plan submitted 10
their choice" D." ..i.'F' ,ij.'-." - - .,i.I3
In accordance with the above RESOLUTION tho holder
Of unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of the Charleston and savan-
nah Railroad Company, early practicable state.
rnent Of the Bonds In their possession, with number
date, and amount, together with IN Acknowledgements
Of their concurrence In Recommendation adopted ss tho
meeting Of the bondholdera.
"a, ,I.... b. Z. sINaLETARY. President
March Is I : - I', -
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1o'aausb ate!lia wal u ,.!Ieq eldaauds4l4 l. &
''.v,a.5 It1pt'po
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an ssyy,a atir 20 a3Ia tagoH4 aRA4Y Y.AJs gof,s
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surprise Is expressed at the result, among Others
Dy Lieutennnt-General Grant, who says that tC
MIN the country is indebted moro than to any
other man that Missouri was prevented from
Portant military services General (then Colonel)
Blair at that time and since has rendered the
country. IL
ADMISSION or COLORADO.
to-day by the passage Of the bill for tho admission
OF Colorado: Some OF the parties opposed to 1t
have started o rumor that tie President will veto
the bill but many Of its friends have no such ap-
PIehension, es tho President. early in the session,
admission TO Congress-, for the reason that the r-
regularity as to time and mode OF Adopting the
Constitution prevented him from issuing procla.
nation Immediately declaring Colorado State in
the Union, as contemplated by the terms Of the
Senators elect, are In Washington.a
TIE TEXAS: DELEGATION CONFER WITH THE PREsI-
DENT. ~ "''''h"! ., %
The President to-day admitted the delegates
from the Texas convention to an audience. The de-
Legation is composed Of men ofrecognized loyalty,
sume the natural relations Of their State with the
National Governu,ent. The interview was ainly
OF conversational and social character. The
subjects talked upon had. more or less bearing
upon the business of their visit here but nothing
formal was said or done. ~
THE CABINET AND THE RECONSTRUCTION CoMllrrTEE
.'" REPORT ''i'
The truth OF the report telegraphed hence to
the press OF the views Of members or thu Cabinet
concerning the late propositions Of the, RECON-
save In one particular, namely, the position al
legged to have been taken by Secretary Stanton
II this has been misstated, OF which there is as
yet no evidence, it is presumed the Secretary
and not leave his views open to doubt or oonjec-
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~" Last Nights Mail.

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Our dates by last nights Mail and Express. arc
to the '4th from The North. The following is
summary Of the, mo ost importanh nawa -,