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The u 8. HAspBook OF TRAVEL, edited
by Mr. BDwAHD II! HALL, and issued annu.
ally from tho press Of the MsSsp. APPLE
TOE, New York, Is now undergoing complete
revision preparatory 70 republication at an
early day. Mr.. HALL Is here for the pur.
pose Of collecting material, and may be found
at tho Metropolitan.
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New OrIeans Rleetion.

=. NEW oRLrASs, March 12.-John 7 Mon.
roe, the national Democratic candidate 70:
mayor, was elected over Moore, the national
Union candidate, by $40 majority. Three o.
the four recorders elected are national Dem.
oerats, and tho fourth Is q national Unioaist,
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interesting News from Mexico.


San FRANCISCO, March 8.-Advices from
II Paso, Mexico, have been received. The
Republican Government was still located ct
ri Paso.
JuareE had learned that the French would
soon leave Chihuahns In the hands Of the
Mexican garrison. when ths Republicans will
have no trouble in rsespturing the city.
Advioes have also bssn received from 3d.
nora, stating that Pesquara had resumed
military operations. His force had been
augmented by large force Of American Re.
publicans.
Gen. Carona, with ] 800 mon, had won a
victory ovsr the Imperialists at Santa Cruz
Gen. MORALES was collecting q large Re.
publican force for Immediate operations.
The Liberals complain that officers Of the
United States are under strict orders 10 show
courtesy 10 Maximilian's officers, even per-
hitting them TO send marauding parties
across the border to interrupt and rob nsu.
trail travellers.
LATER.
San FRAEcISco, March 9.-The Mexican
Republican General Alvarez, under date Of
ProVidencia, February 22d ultimO, writes
thai affairs at Acapulco are unchanged.
Gen. DiaI has inRuguratsd successful
campaign In tbs State Of oAJaoo.
Col Fegsrro, after defeating the Imperial
lists At TohuAntopso, moved LoNSEdS Tbhnan.
Tbs Imperial forces In Vera Crus have o.
Gpwsd sotlvs oPsrstions In that quarter.
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BosroS, March l2.-In thssuperior Court
to-day, John Wood, alias Jack Shepard, IT,,
was sentenced 10 i've ysars' imprisonment 10
the State Prison for larceny. He has also
four years Of an unfinished term TO terye In
Sing Sing, from which prison he recently
oil c3ped.pu '.btsIil,. rII..r.. .g.,. IT, b.. B.g|.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as-Breech-I.oadingA rm.-The BOARD
for the Examination VI Breech- Loading Arms, Of
which General Hancock Is presldent,l 10 now IN :
session at No. d Winder's Building. - l. - Z,
Arms will be received daily, between the hours
OIL a. m. and p. m. until further notice. 'r
Inventors are requested to submit their arms
in person orby assntto the recorder otthe board y
w., FE1 W. OWENS, "a -v
Capt. 9TH u s. CAY, Brew. Lieut.. Col. U.s.A., ~
nhi2-u ~ 1T q IN Recorder. ?,
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BAIL ron CouRr.-It win BID reme mbere,

BAIL FOR CoURr.-It win be remembered
. soldier named Robert Conway was robbed In
the Smithsonian grounds q few days ago, Two
men, named WEIGH and Lambert, were arrested
on the. charge, aud sent to Jail for court. A
third party named Edward Mages wss pursued
by 0nhcer Walker, bet succeeded In making his
escape. Yesterday be surrendered himself to
0ficer Miller, aud Justice bTorss II held him 10
bail TO answer the charge at court.
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I CONCEALED WEAPoSs.- Thomas Bowie
was arrested yesterday on the Island by ofaeer
walliugsford for carrying concealed weapons.
Justice Boswell fined him 5000 DID,.
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Orphans C0UBr.-The inventory Of tho
personal estate q Robert O. Campbell was re-
turned by the executor, -
and admitted 10 probate ia.I - -
RliIabsth D. ThomAlOn gave bond In the sum
e e " 60 .sssartiAa y the otghAetO RVssr !.
Votothus' -sJif9 sD,N REWiI - r. Z 40 ..
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

AeEuAL day this. ~ .s. n -
coLoa Of the Fsnians on the Canada Dor.
dsr-invisibls green. Ia al
R, Ar. a ,p,,.
k,,on an a., a., .,oa.--F"- -
v.' s' Jul o''om on sne '"P''o,
svsne u-------.-----..-z-,-Z
TIVE ouuans' Were ouinea IN h'm'rs' NJ
- y" 0onoSy' LOSE siSsv" a 10
coseRxss has begun to experience night
49,. ~" w nay, eAPeol more cop'ousf-
s',,a'ion'
n'L.Ahp nais IN worcester are closed On
Ss'urayi ~ oeiock' p M BY order oil the
"0s'u VI , Aiu o'''' iif.s7 dir a. .-, o,
TEE Klmira Gazette says, over one thou
sand persons in that city have made pro-
fession Of religion during the late revival.
Tpr v.g,..b,. s.,a.n., Ma, No,s,,. Viz.
r,n,s. proni,, l.rs, orons ..n.o,.IIv of ..,,v
potatoes and tomatoss. u. ar... .1n.a .f
ou,rpLr Ia fopd NJ an s.r,v sovsr, sxc.n,
In. crow .cu.,e, that x,ks him un,eason.
ablv. la. lI2 .s'I1F y 100 ., :" :.
Tyv h..uh a, N. .,.,,,,. c... h.
r.nidlx f.il,ne' Hs ,c,,o.,v al, nm Al All
.nd nj. aA.,h 4. a.,,v s,n.,t.d = iusf'
,,[I-.L -
oNpoN pspo' s's.e' nm ''e'0 a'' pio'
Posas coming 'of~s'd TOT tne eemnsnoemsn'
os'norn'a Legislature mas passed
RESOLUTION inoonins. senator oonness ~
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New York stock List. '' lr D..
By Bankers Al d Brokers' Telegraph to Lewis
" johnson 4 Go, | ''..

'NEw YoRK, March 1873 p. m.
q. g. 1881 Coupon as, .l0ik
Do. do 6:2O's. ................,-los%
Do. Certificates Of Indebtedness. .......... 90
g p ss;.. S SsPHSs: Registered! 81
Oonson company. .............,............ ~
sCumberlsnd Coal Co. Preferred. ....,... Az
Qnickbnysr Mining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
s e. f Rs5f Central FaliiGsi
Hudson River Railroad. .........,.,....,l03 X
Reading Railroad .............a..,,pM
Miehigsu Central Ratlroads .....,....,...1 01
Mich. So. aud N. Indiana Railroad. ...,.... 76k
Illinois Central Railroad. .,.llSM
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad ..-...... 76I&
Chicago& n. Western Railroad. ........... 26L
Do. llr7 do, Id. Preferred. ......,,.. 6sZ
Cleveland Toledo Railroad. .l07%
Chioago aud Rock Island RAiiroad ......... .l0SL
Pitts, Fl Wayne, 4 Chicago Railroad. Sc. DIX
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates. .......... %
Gold Is p. H. u. .E...........a...s. .l9OA
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BALTIMORE, Msrch l3.--Flour dull; high
grades steady. Wheat steadyt rcd l. 33al. 35.
Corn dull; white 6sa70, yellow 85as6.: Seed.
heavy. Provisions heavy. Pork firm and
unsettled. Coffee quiet Rio l7ia2l. Whisky
nominal nj 2.3R. ,afu.aH ....H
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sUEsDAY#::::::;::::::::#MARCH IS, 1863.
PREsmENrIAL RECEPTIONS.

We are authorised TO say that hencsforth
s,iy one reception each week will DO given
at the Presidential Mansion. The ladies
viii receive alternate Fridays, from to
? IN. There will be evening receptions al.
ternats Tuesdays. from to 10 p. IN. Tho
stst afternoon reception wiz take place on
Friday, March 9th.
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BrEhsTADT's GREAT PICTURE
AT sEATON HALL

BrrRsrApr's picture Of "A Storm In the
Rocky Mountains Is attracting great num-
bers Of visitor sssh day and evening IL
calls forth ths praises OF ths most erities'
admirers Of art. Every one IN Washington
should sec this grand picture before II Is
taken away from our city.
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A8-Notice. To the Taxpayers OF

ca N O Il G To the Taxpayers OF
ing completed tbs Annual ,Assessment for 1885,
hereby give noties that they will 1T as Board
Of Appeals and for tho purpose Of making eort
APRILL lat, 1859, Inclusive, Sundays exeepted,)
al the room Of the Trustees Of Public Schools,
Third Story, west wing Of City Hall, from g. 10.
10 3 p; N. each day; - By order OF the President
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Mr.. coLrAr's LAST RECEPTION. Congress
bsving ordered night sessions, Mr.. CoLYAx's
receptions will be discontinued amer this
week. and his last one will be on Thursday,
March Is, from 81 till IL p. IN.
The reception Of Speaker CoLrAx's mother
end sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for
Lido, and gentlemen acoompr nying them.
oontinusd every Wednesday afternoon
64pm m.
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A DlsoRprnLr CRowp cAprunrp,-T

A DIsoRDERLY CRowD CAPrURED.-This
mo ming, about two o'eloek, Sergeant johnson,
With oaicers Poole aud King,l In the Second prs.
men, at a mouse kept ~ Lizzie Gibson, on v
street, near Boundary, on q, charge Of disorderly
conduct aud distnrbipg the peace. They had q
hearing before Justice Waiter, who imposed q
hne q % upon each Of them, except Liliy Glib.
son, the keeper OF the house, whom he fined $40
for keeping disorderly house. For some time
past The neishbois have ,esmnlaiasd Of the dis
singing, daocing, aud disturbing the quiet Of the
neis hborhood. Thesoncers oaplufed tie whole
party this morning while they were In the midst
OF heir caIopsiug. Many Of the men were armed
with pistols, knives, raIors, aud billies, which
they threw away when the officers made their
appearance. y ~. IVA .f.. SOY.
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~ Madam Mounts Pile Balve-a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, q Con-
sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &e.; can be found at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National HOtsli
Gilman -, near Metropolitan HOTEL FOrd's, corr
twiale's, eornar Of Twelfth and PepnSylyaniR,
avenue Rlllotts, corner Of PAnd Twelfth streetsj
Hafbaugh e, corner Of Seventh aud @. jAl2-tf
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IHFERNAL REvESUH REcEIPTs TO-DAY
$780,, OIt.lE. .aT GlIyE sil ',a 1a J'll
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A9-Trees, Grapes, and Rlants.-Prince
4 Co., Linnean Nurseries, Finishing, New York,
will send Catalogues Of any Of the Six DepartI
mh7 .AtA
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ltECEPTIoN AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION TONIGHT.

The good weather to-day promises another
Popular ovation at the Presidential Mansion
~ might.
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BY 7ELEaRAPu
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
IN Fasth.r Decline of GOLD,
PHILApELpHfA, March Is. L<Gold 13e.. =

Lxduer rhdictments In Massachusetts.
BosroN, March 12.-At tho opening Of the
Superior Court this Forenoon, me grand jury
returned two hundred and four indictments
against parties for violation of the liquor
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AZ The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young nen, Also
0rinAfy aAa ssSuAi Systems. sent ilsa, IN
salad envelopes Address, DIR. IL BKILIIm
loUdHToE, Howard 1sseslasisa. FSilal.lplis,
~ - I I" - = 81 M . UmhNIsY
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YoWx, Msrch 10. - Cotton -dull,
State -four declined ten cents, Wheat dscli.
ming. white corn one cent lower. !. Besi
gtssdyI Fork heavy. Z Lard hrn. Whisky
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The Court.
- .ge'rg. iThe pours' 90 hra .a
SUPREME couRr OF rHE UEITEp srArEs.-

~ TUESDAY, March Ia, 1890.
On motion Of Mr.. David Dudley Field, O. p.
Lowrey, Esq, Of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of the court. r. h0-
No. go. Er fdrte, In the matter OF Lambiden
p, Milligan, petitioner. .,....
!. No, sos, "a pdr.s in the matter Of william A.
Bowie petitioner, and ga" T..
No. $40. B1 pdrss In the matter Of Stephen
Horfey, petitioner. N.''h' '.. 1'.' r24
The Argument Of those causes was concluded
by Mr. David Dudley Field for the petitioners.
No. q. Original Docket. En- pate. In the
matter 81 A. II. Garland, Of Arkansas, pet-
tope', and. 70 hif .''.. tn. '.t -. n
No. 8. Original Docket. Err pdrte In the
Hssssr Of Robert H MARI Of Louisiana, Petit,
Tte Argument Of these causes was commenced
by Mr.. Mari, petitioner In No. 8. yuan '..
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the Board OF Trpstees OF Fable Schools viii be
held In their room, at the City Hall, on TURs-
DAY evening, March Is, at seven o'clock. b. o..
milo ~ I 7-.s ...,.- -. = aeeretssx., =,
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lnocA IArrA4Rs.


SOLDIERS ANpSAmoRS UNION LBAauE.-
The regular weekly meeting Of the Soldiers aud
sailors National Uniou League was held at their
room last eVenins--the President IN. a. Bsii) In
Major Doughty, chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Emigration to the southern States, reported ad.
Ms sas, sS Ss'0a
was not advisable to emigrate, as they would be
driven out u they were there. He asked that the
eomnit!ee be discharged; which was agreed to.
mittee reported that the lecture OF Major General
Csrl sehurI realised for the Relief Fund the sum
Fifteen new members were elected. Mr. Al
Dudley ofersd the following, " h oh uns Adopted
Resolved, That committee Of 1--WE be ap-
pointed, whose duty II shali beto prsPsfs sms.
mortal 70 GSngresss prSyipg those bodies to IN; Y,
c,sil appointments ia the gin Of the Government;
and, iurther, hat aftsr said memorial shall have
been approved by ths lsogue, the COMMITTEES
shall present the sama 10 Congress, and use all
the inhuence possible to insure Its passage. " ~
Tho thanks Of the league were rendered to
Maj or General Carl sehurz Tor his lecture and he
was elected an honorary member Of the League.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT rHE NayY YAnp.
Between ave and ak o'cleck yesterday amer.
noon, terrible explosion Of a 81. pound she'll
occurred at the navy yard, i'd a building attached
TO the ordnance shop, fearfuliy injuring Mr..
Thomas Holland, aaaemployee In the gunner's
throughout the war, having lately been honora.
bly, discharged. 49, wv
Mr. Holland was engaged in opening and tab.
ing out the contents Of the shell whom the explo-
SION occurred. The shell he'd been In water the
night previous, and, 1t - supposed, must have
been allied for experimental purposes With some
thing besides common powder, possibly prep
araiion Of phosphorus, as the water did not ap-
pear 70 have any effect on 1t. Mr.. Holland had
got the fuse out and was attempting TO remove
ne stock, when i exploded, completely destroy.
ing his left hand and so injuring the II yht N 10
possibly necessitate amputation. Several other
employ ees Immediately around Mr.. Holland es-
capped Injury, except somo slight burus. .iEla ".
DR.. Duyall Surgeon Of the yard, rendered all
the assistance In his power. o. -t..... -...
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Ao- Masic.-Mrs. Heath, No. 100 New
York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
eontinues TO give lessons on the Plano. Tefms.
tlb par quarter. Chickeriug'a Louis 18th instru-
ment. Three or four more pupils collected.
mal-2wH 81 - r f-..,
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az ONCE Washington Gas Light
CoMPANY.-0n and amer March l. 1860, until
further notice, the price Of COKE will be twelve
milf GRO. A, McILHEENY. Engineer.
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80 Catarrh, scrofula, Bronehitis,
LIVER AND KIDNEY DIsEAsRs-WM X. PRINCE,
Of the Lpnmsp Nurseries, has discovered posi-
tive cures for the above apd for all inherited and
Chronic Diseases, Nervous Debility, Rheuma!
tism, aud others arising from impurity OF the
circular one stamp. Treatise on all diseases 10
cents, b .,.sW H.. .,.. mh7 -6tN
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No. 226.

FOR SALE-A School Cab, in good order. with
a single harness. Price $50.
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The Press and Times, a few days ago,
on the authority of u correspondent,
whose name was not given, made GER
tain statements in regard to a speech
made by Judge Cooper at a public
meeting in shelbyville on the 10th
inst We believed at the time that the
statements we're erroneous, and have
awaited a correction. The Shelbyville
American Union of the 18th inst fur
nishes this correction as follows:
II ia evident that some very unwiso letter
-~.,.r from this place has led our friend
no the erregious error Of giving credence
- 4 statement that, In his speech here on
saturday, Judge Cooper used disrespectiul
language towards the Congress oil the United
- We had hoped 10 have a synopsis
81 IN. sneech by to-day, but the absence OF
- C,oper has prevented US from doing
eConld we have obtained Il, its simple
-hE..tion would have been an ample reiu-
-, nd the charge referred 20. In has
I-ence we are constrained 20 say that in
.h.sneech referred 10, he said not a single
- against the Congress of the United
states which, by any tar construction could
- been ENaNNA 9 INV @AAANaEAAA ~
--sr3s tnat body. That he was severe
- summer aud stevens, and their policy,
1f,ber himself nor his friends viii deny;
-t.nv statement 10 the effect that he was
st..osDectfui towards Congress, ls without
Gv,sation. Judge Cooper has universally,
- ;n his private and public capacity,
nrrea every oae 90 be respectful towards
80 who stood by the Government IN its
I.,r of danger. He has 50 charged our
49, .u.n he At ali hmea aud nm
- an circumstances, urged Cancellation
- harmony in the ranka Of the Union
- in this State. He wanted ne discord,
"a with the hope Of preventing It, he was
- extremely anxious in having our pro-
---5;nr. here % framed as 10 prevent dis
lr-s,on. Not that he was afraid OF discusslon
-.frsid that the resolutions would not be
~-.t.fn.d. but because he desired % give
-. 10 none. he wanted every thing 20
.-s.,H tremendously, and the same feelings
1900 every single member OF the Com
49,. an Resolutions. His emit re speech,
~ hsgiuning % end, was intended as
e-nlv a crushing reply 90 outside charges,
49, 6e meeting was a Rebel concern, aud
--t-s," 10 est, h UHi0n .tcn. No mau hy
.rFertsins a higher regard for the in
I-,tv. honesty, ability, loyalty, goodness
~ neart aud patriotism OF Lewis rlllman
Than does Judge Cooper aud the other
member of ihe Committee On Resolutions.
80 useless. therefore, for "busy CORES
ronaents" - hope 20 STIR up strife between
ZEN. An such efforts Wi. prove as futile
-,slieious. Col. Tilman has mis- views,
- Tnarc Cooper his; and in the main they
.~-s.-with tho single exception as 20 the
TeoDar negro policy. such, at least Is our
f,1,on. ana 10 We misrepresent either geu-
.man. We shall hasten SO correct ouIselL
wheuever 80 informed.
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The Meeting on the 22d-Col. W. b.
SILL.


much pains have been taken by
tennessee Gltras to prejudice the Union
men OF the State against the meeting
proposed to be held in this city on the
I'd inst If they are to be believed, it
Is intended TO be q sort of disloyal af
ialr, and such is the opinion entertain.
ca OF 1t at Washington. This sort OF
game is well understood; no a is de.
eeived by IT, not even those who prac.
tice it How it is regarded by friends
and supporters of the President at
Washington is evident enough from
what is said by Col VIM. B Stokes in
a letter to an old companion in arms,
Capt. W. O. Hickman, written on the
LIST inst, and published in the Shelby
vile American Union of the 18th. He
says:
81 see that there is a call for a Union
meeting al Nashville on the 22d Of this
month"; 70 give expression to public senti-
1nent- All are invited who are friendly
nAl0l OF AMY Johnson, me
desire the restoration Of the Government.
va Beagora ought 10 turn oRt in mass. Al
ne CNion men and Federal soldiers ought TO
Dc AeFe and speak their sentiments. We
must stand together and work, and, if need
DC, nghtt together 10 maintain our position.
~ "tA De rum and destruction to US if the
reoels mould get control Of our State GOV
Old Bedford has responded to the
injunction Of Col Stokes and appointed
a large delegation to represent her
IN the meeting. She has intrusted her
Interests to sound Union men of the
stamp Of Col W. Il. Wisener, Henry
Cooper, Jo Fl Thompson, Joseph Ram.
sey, T. N Coldwell, Col. NJ. Galbraith,
Thos. B. Laird, and others, who under
stand their duties to the country, and
have the manliness to endeaVoE on all
occasions, to discharge them.
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A dispatch from Washington, dated
the 18th inst, TO the Cincinnati Com
mercial, saws the COMMITTEE who
have been taking testimony relative to
the condition of affairs in Tennessee,
submitted their report, which was more
favorable than otherwise. The Com
mittee discussed the question of ad-
uniting the Representatives from Ten
nessee 10 their seats in Congress, and
the majority favored it, provided that
the Constitution of Tennessee should
fret be examined by Congress, and
prove TO be Republican in form, when
it is proposed to declare that the State
is restored to the Union. II is further
intimated that a portion of her dele
CATION is willing 10 accept of this plan,
which ia, Of course, contrary TO the re-
s~torstion policy pursued by the Presi-
dent; for, as stated in the Committee
10 day, it virtually proposes to re-admit
tennessee to the Union. Although no
vote was reached, it is believed that at
the next meeting the Committee will
report in favor Of admitting the Ten
nessee delegation, if the form indicated
has been gone through with in the
House.
The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, under the same date, also states
that the "Sub-C Committee upon the
State Of Tennessee have agreed TO re-
port to the Joint Committee on Recon
struetion, in favor Of the immediate
admission Of the members from this
State.
Il would seem, therefore, that the
prospects of our members are beginning
10 brighten. We are glad to think
that this is 30.