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RAoTIoSAI- CURRESCY.-During' the week
ehoing to-day the Treasurer OF the Uniteu
STATES mas received from the printers S33S ,Ogp
IN fractional currency During the same ma
roo there has been forw arded 10 the assistant
treas urer at New York S2O0.OOO: al PhiIadeI-
phia S2MLUCb; at Boston. S5O.U0O: to United
states depos'tary AT Baltimore. ~1U.OO0: az
Cincinnati. SlG0.C0O: TO national banks and
DINERS, SlS9ill.29; making a total of $50
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TIE yIReIsIA C,oMurrTyy Ann r.s

THE VIRGINIA COMMITTEE AND The PREs.
IDENT-The Virginia deleg CATION. Just previous
to their returning TO. Richmond yesterday, Wis.
tied the President of the United States who
SAID be was apprised of the object OF their m is
sion. and that tne reconstruction bill w as no y
law OF the land, and as such he should faith
July treat IL; and that he thought the Leeis
nature. had, done right by promptly accepting
It's terms, which he hoped would tend to allie
vi;'e the bitterness produced by the late war
ana al an early dav restore the, Southern
States in all their relations 10 the Federal dow
erHmeBt -rr.l .#. '.-
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pAYING pENlInNs

During the past week the various Bureau
agents throughout the country have been kept
basy in pay ing the pensions now due, the law
providing that they shah oe paid semi ann a.
ally. As will be seen from QUE fl n an cial re .
port, f2.17a 400 were disbursed for the Interior
Department during the week, nearly all of
which was TO pension agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-16

NATIONAL BANK CURRRScY-The amount
of national bank currency issued from the
Treasury Department during the week end
Ing to-day was s2o3,I50, making the total
smount issued UP to date s2Cs,1D,a26 From
this Is to BE- deducted the currency returned,
including WORKOUT notes, amounting to 50, :
z55,ia2; leaving in actual circulation az this
cate s2ss, 9O3, "a.
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SECURITIES HELD-The amount of sacuri
ties held by the Trea surer of the United
States in trust for National Banks reported
to-day were as follows: For circulating notes.
S3iO532,i56 as security for the deposits of
public moneys. S39,9l1.iJO. Total, S37J.5I3 g0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-16

1srER1A REvEsUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1901 ,3ss u.s. making au az
Ererass sor the Il seal year TO date Of Saos lss,
t3s ~ The total receipts for this month to the
10th inclusive amount To s0,336, 590.33, being an
IEerage Of s5s3.s36 ~ per diem
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CEASED To BE A DEPOSITORY Eational
Hide and Leather Bank. Of Boston, Mass. has
voluntarily ceased to be q depository of pub.
lie moneys, and fhe securities held nv the
Treasurer Of the Unired States will be returned
% them. f...s. -
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~From j. ShiIlington, Odson Building.
we have Frank L>siis's Lady's Magazine for
April, and copy, in convenient pamph le;
form, Of THE United States Bankrupt Law
of 1867, together with the Househo'd and Ex .
emPtion Laws OF the several States.'
Also, ~ ON Shillington and from John g.
Parker, Post once News Stand, We have An
advance copy OF Godeys Lddy's Book for April
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Dead.

fHILADRLPHIA, March 16-Cieneral Joseph
Markie died yesterday at Pittsburg aged %
ne was prominent Wing, and was defeated
for the Governorship of Pennsylvania hy MIR
f>huDk, IN lci2. He was a soldier an the WHISKY
war in l79S, and Ia 1872 -
"A heavy snow storm has been prevailing
here since morning
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THE AnI0I

THE ADJOURNMENT
The House, Yesterday. by its action. 'vIrtu-
ally declared IN favor of taking a recess un oil
December.
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DIsBrRsExxSrs.-Durin the past week
there has been disburssd from the Treas urv
Depar' ment the following sums OF money
War Department, 81 ,S22, 100; Navy Department,
ftOs, SPA Interior, SILT 900; total o. 6Us 2s1
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY DEsrRoYEp.-Dur.
ing The past week there has been redeemed and
destroyed at the Treasury Department si9j.aCo
IN Fractional Currency
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The Boston Financial DeyeIenements.
Il BOSTON, March The recent finauoi.I ID
velopements on State street are being in yesti
gated by he United States district attorney
and the parties implicated are nder examIns
tIoh. NO arrests as YET have been made
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EupciA Cainus It.

Specie Going to Europe.
NEW York, March 16.-The outward stea m.
shlps today take the following amounts q
S2l, COO. -. = \
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PROPOSITION FOR THE UNITED SrATrlTo
III -PCGCHASE CHIUNAHIIA

There is rumor afioat of proposition nav
ing been made to the French Government to
convert It's Mexican war obligations into three
per cent. bonds, TO be Ultimately paid by the
sale of the province OF Chihuahua 70 the Uni.
ted States. -
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Storm in Baltimore.

" sStUT ia III ID HItImOfe.
BALTIMORE, March ga snow storm SCI
IN early TINS morning, and the snow is there
three or four inches deep. II still continues
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iT!S- FoK A.tEw, DAYS LoNaER. We
q MUSIC ard MUSICAL INsTRUMS NTS At
cost pfeyiou to moving special attention ca led
Ss1f n., daSSsias ecYna hand PIAH0s Dssn
.mib It II sos PennsS ivsnia sysnS.
HOTICE-HStioe Il hereby
w given to Gil qualified voters in the TAT
Wtra thrt the Judges OF Electioa appointed 10
teFfstsr yotera under, The scG Of UonRrees a..
pfoyeu kebruAry 6sh. 1854. entitled An act 10
punieh Illegal voting In thu District of OoIuUbia
sno iof other pnr poses >, will he in session q the
first beptfst Church. corner of street north ana
18TH street .Hsst On MONDAY, the l8sh, III ES-
pAv .tne, 18th. "WEDNESDAY, the III aad
THUHsDA4, the 2lst tnstant, from 8 to o'clock
?: "a for the 1urpose Of receiving and recording
The act 81 Congress entitled can at to resu-
tatethe SlectiSe franchise In the District of 90
Lnmeea,' provides that each ana ever male
person. excepttng DaaDers aud persons uder
gusrdfenshiD OF the age Of twenty. one years = nd
upward who has not been convicted OF any infa-
1oU crime or offence, oud exec pting persons Who
have Voluntarily given aid and Comfort 70 the
feoeIs In the late rebellion and who shali ave
been born or nsturalized In the United States.
and who shall have resided in tho said for
the PERIOD Of one year, and thres months IN the
ward or election precinct In which he shall Offer
20 VOTE next preceding any election therein, Oh al
oeemea 40 eiector and entitled to vote at any
On aee0unt OF color or race
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Affairs IN aesrgetowu.

TIE NMARKkTs provision markets
weie botas largely attended this morning as
were kept away by the snow storm and the
unpleasant wsfks, and country dealers we're
deferred 10y cor dition OF the reads The SUD-
ply was furnisn.d manly by licensed dealers.
ana WAS OF eocd Quaiity and stuff Gent for the
demand The fish stands were supplied WITH
bunch hsh OF various descriptions Shad and
herring are scarce. The prices were as rea-
sonabfc as they are expected TO be 1T this sea
son OF the year, and differ bnt little from the
Genre Market rates in Wsshlngfop
FLOUR ANDGIAJs MARKETING withstand.
lug the snow storm and the unfavor sb 2 con
diiion OF the streets, the market for oreadstuas
closed to-uay with an active demand for rour
sud brisk 3nqpiry for ;gr1hl Tue adyices
rem sea ,hc ard markets, and the scarcity OF
hieo grades, has had very CREST lnf renee
upon the market here during the week, ard
TIE closing prices to-day are for -four So
pers 81 95iosi2 25; Z mt extra. Si2 50 TO Sr} s.
eAtrst SlS.A 20 SI425? snnalf lot %chuice rang
ing from Sla 5HI TO SIS family. SIG 50 to ST. So
Wheat for milling purposes, IN actIye demand
ana nttle in market; prices nominal for red,
80, white, 81 20 10 SO AS Corn IN aaiiys de-
ma, =, iasf saIes OF yellow ST., No white In
,., TAK Nav BUaLprss UAssoGIArIos
f nen, LAY hieht' meeting was held a.
I me "Sixth Bu:ldmg Associatsoh' OF q Gorge
town: he meeting was attended hy about iuO
stockholders, and the amount of stock "a Ken
mp TO the time of adiour nment was about lsDO
SHARES The officers of the association were
elected ae follows. President, VIM Oiabau q b
ysc RESIDENT James q bd dard; secretary, w m ,
K.-k, OF VIM; treasurer, A jackson Jones'.
The Board OF Directors Is composed OF se ' an
or our most reliable citizens. The meeting ad-
lourned TO meet on the first ursday in Apra
ST PATR1CK's DAY-The Rev. Father Hit
seiberetr, S!J., VIII preach The pauegyric OF
lIelsnd's patron Saint TO- morrow At halt o asst
zen O'Clock mass at Trinity church. This rev
ecned ioirire Is said to be one of the fnest
pulpit Orators in the country,
COAL SHIPMENTS The shipments of coal
from Rays doc ks and the company wharves
are not vet as heavy as they mi ght be II YES
seis suited TO the trade Were more aasiler OBJ
tanned. Several vessels were ladep al the
COCKS and wharVes during the week. and the
stock left over from last season was decreased
some hundreds OF tons. :
PORT OF GEORGETOWN Entered Schr
OCEAN, shannon master. from Baltimore with
merchandise
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PERSONAL.

Me 1DiTeR ;-rhs l. .. BARKER m.utionea
s..terd.1 sr noe n q; - Ward %senns
sfssidsst Of the sscons ware i t@a
A PRISON wlsHIhG TO HIRK 81 600 viii
Sd sSe.t. s q NO. 70 i.di'a. a'ssp Is.s ar
nPO4TAET TO iHE LADIEs.-IHDELIBLs
xss "a hn,1 n Msr e fsst eolo.s. va
=; nc. .e;.s :. s.S
Il: L.di2 White or ooor.s uassrssis;: 'd ssYl.
p nN,1. Aprons, Ae., Stamped in Imitation Of
e,, WA isI;a5 g I.I NOT TO WASH OUT.
dren to msteu 70 sns hsyins clothes FOR chi
pattern printed 10 the goods iadeiibe. Strips thai
can be s,tssssd 70 the so..sI. q L;as. shirts
sos cost Of braid Birds. ned.IiiOns, Figures sai-
scented or the money returned
NH l2-a lSs 9th street opposite Patent s,rso.
EkhEOH wRALEBoNEc SRsS Is Ar 3 i 30
o. ~ Also 90 hand, full assortment Of home made
lstssl and all STILES OF Hoop skirts. covers sni
es s ssIS e The .n ,ST::, rate 81
gn,f,sst0ry ~ Louisiana avenue, bet~ees eth and
"h stree@. NH lin
II GEQReE HEvERs, SON or ALExas
left wsshinetOn with his father in 1851, and sho
is supposed 70 have gone TO Virginia, viii connu-
rius Band, washi Hgton, ID. O he will hear %
something to his advantage.
lFauqaier papers please copy.l fe 10 aawst.
b etffs. cKoss IS. asDass sl srnRs' SO SO
preserved In natural form; In ported FLOWERS
s sg1.s sSss EsiT AZ bRfssisS g,
h hIs iRtss s., as removed to No. 4as ilth ct.
stkLSs A hxS I AND kFP HSHs
No. S2s l2th sire ct west. de Ia "
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BOARDING.

A PEW BOA RIDE Rs can he 40 ,ommodatea Wit
a bOAkD and LODGING 81 81 50 per week
get lzth and l5th SIS. NH 10 1t
DLEAeANT q WILL FRONT
hOO Nc. With board can be had at $50 Sd o. i,
corner Indiana ave. Terms moderate. nh Ia-tAl'
k>OR RENT-Two veil Furnished PARLORs on
= the HIst floor, with or without BOARD Az
ply 393 st, bet. 9Th and 10th. felI
TABLE BOARD at No. asa 10th etreet, Q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms Ga per
month. des-b
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WIN. n WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DfE!NG AND CLEANSING

once, No. 40 yeferson St. Georgetown, O.
Hstabnshed In 1881; premium awarded by fhe
hetrnpsntan Institute. 1887; rebuilt lss6, and ia
now BY far tn e largest and most com plete estab-
nshmenf Of the kind In this section of country
manner
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
eollc1 Is the confirms custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost pIomptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No So
Office closes daily AT sunset except Saturday,
When IL Is closed at So p. IN. fe l6-6m
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TO AnYERTINERR.

The following Is the Official showing of the
ejaculation of the daily papers of this city
competing for the Government ad vertaing
under the recent act of Congress directing such
advertising TO be made in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the larges
circulation
EvsSiss SrAs...."I,7l5 copies per day.
ChTOHIcie- .5.tsS %
fnfsUfvsncer. ......3,552 |"
The returns of advertising by the city papers
or tie quarter ending December ~. 1856, as
takep from the books OF the Internal Revenue
Once, are as follows:
EVENING STAR-.... iO7
Ntc"tgchICcf. J.lVc
Republican Observation-Disclosures. 5,32S e
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Al... Aoco MEETS At oS SsST T,y.
Lihs GgiTsR BASJ0s. Boxs. for the he sane me-
morirs. WINS ',l JOHN r. ELLIS So
nab l4.et 306 Pa. avenue, near 10th ST.
pAkIs MILLINERY MISS sANFORD will
f IF sisi'
Ai'''NS, ss' sMfAiEkEr SPACE.
80 rem; syenue. between q h and sth SITS.
n. B-Uity Milhners not admitted. NH IS ct"
GENUINE MBKRsOHAUM PIPES.
BARNEY. HIATT, No. Isl Pennsylvania ave.
@ ~ 'sfs
They were received and taken for custom dutie.
In New York and will be sold for original cost and
All smokers are invited to call and examine he
assortment. Intel ] NIL cost
JAMES JOHNSON,
May be consulted every day from ga m. to d m .
at No 2SS. corner of LIST street and virginia ave
hne, Island m 1! Ct
TIE MOST B 1Ssl III fh AZ S. IfsrEHksrISG
GEN. L. &. B4KER,S HISTORY OF THE
AGENTS wANTED IN .v.ry eit5 county
and state Of the Union to canvass for this work
owing to IN. sttsnSts Of the GoVernneps .op
press ft, Its pubicati IN was delayed Ii will now
Of erS Ana RspR Il hs
and Official EXPOSE Of the intricate naehinations
Eor sterling de!eio pmsnts and thrilling ad ven.
Sssssi s:: sss
highest ,o ofisisi sn.horiy IL win contain the
:pi.ey full SissorS q mi: great. Startling fHa
From Of ~ 81. G stErz zttOSrs
Ia. 70, f PLACE " ByOTh.
which psrdons we're and are 90 read
The moral: Of the sstisaal Capital are thor
oughiy ventilated and there are some strange
stineuished military characters.
PG FARE n Ps.s S Sss
!, S:-Sens b.. ,so.: .ho.oushly eony.r..n.
character and responsibility. need apply. mills I'm
BARGAINS IN PIANOS.
In consequence Of being compelled to move in /.
esss. mad. les
6e s. Very fin. cHlokrRlsa, seven oe..v..,
4 wo COED. small siss PIANOS. in order. for
Terms Of payment sssy. mr..
NH isn sos Penn. av.Sos. near iotS street.
T7WINI-A full asscrtmsnt Of white MeniIIo,
ri 81 s'! ssas "a 'eft6us sASks ,,z sal.
ms Elm A3s Pennsyivanis svenus.
AL PERSONS iNSIbE lHst TO IA. OH
arm OF YATES sELBY are Requested 20 osrne
forward and ettls up their accounts, as Am de-
sirous Of closing ~ the aiairs Of said firm,
JAS. w 6ELBY
- fHas At the old stand q Yates seiby,
gptTDf2g E8 no. S1S fenns svsose.
JUST hhyfIsEEnn1 AtH IsF6s J lSt q Geo
the unpreced ented lew price Of Is csIts. Also :
lot OF "a BLBACHED COTTON e % cents
At the old staud Of Yates Seiby,
Whl.t 329 Penn avenue, aear 7th ST.
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M y ID. WOOD,
BIZ TIE CARGO.
have prime lot CLOAK WOOD arriving All
Tor sale. J. III. JOHNSON.
NH l3-6tf Rileys wharf
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EMBhOIDeRY or ALL KINDS wORKRD
W IT, On reasonable terms. Every kind OF Fancy
Al a .UTChbAOk, att Rupps o, between stb and
''n s'Foeu' 70 him
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A CA X ID The subscriber respectfully IN.
"A forms his customer, fri ends, and the public,
that he has Just received 6ne su pply of OfG Rs
and TOBACCO OF the most approved brands
which he offers for sale at his ttoIe No 81 9 OH
street. one door from Penusy lvaBia avenue Dur-
Ing bis illness his business will b. conducted az
heretofore. by john T MolinR. The patronage
be thankfully received
IN 1857 VIII THOMPSON 4
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
CHEAP sPRIEG G0ops

CHEAP SPRING GOODS -
" AT MILLERS,
1O1 Bridge street, Georsetewn, ID. q.
Cancoes, l21e to Is; Merrimsc and Spragues 20
cts Spring Deisines, choice styles, very cheap;
Blesched Muslins; a., l21a, IL, 10; ard wide d.,
~ James Steam Mills, -, Is cts Bates r. r. ID,
-, Is; Androscogsin. Wamsutta, New York
Mills, cheap; Brown Musliu, 10, liza. Is; yard
vice do. Is and 20 cents Also, q sener al assort-
ment ofDIy Goods. Gall and ex anime our stock
You VIII buy cheap.
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DAk0AIkS In all Musical Instruments fl,
BARGAINS few days.
BAkGAINSJ f
JOHN +. ELLIS,
NH l6-2t 800 PennA avenue near I1th ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-16

The undersigned. having purchased the intsres,
OF Mr.. +. W. PEARSON, will still continue To
carry ON the Drug ana Prescription Business, a,
the eld, stand, corner 18th and 4 streets, ,south
THINKING my friends for their liberal patro nage
IN the peet. hope. BY psrsonal attention to bust
meas, tp merit share in the flu ture k-sl =
NH Is S,TuW3t- LEWIS w. WRIGHT
NEW AND OLD PIANO COVERS
IN Nov and old PLANO STOOLS
New and Old MUSICAL INSTRU
, .t..-..,...-I.,, .,..- JOHN r. ELLIS,
m j z -. 800 PennA ave,
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MEKRsOHAUM PIPES.

JAMES JOHNSON,
HORSE AND COW FARRIER,
May be consulted every day from ga m to % M ,
at No; 236. corner of LIST street and Virginia ave
Hnt, Island. 6ts
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OK TONS BALE HAY.
% 5000 BUSHELS BROwN STUFF.
Fer Sale By
PETER BERRY,


NH loo. s3 Water street, Georgetown
lust ARRIVED, AND FOB SALE-T1enty
- heal work HURSE5 and MARES from -
Penpsylvspia. Inquire Congress street ~
Stabis5, below Bridge street, Georgetown
u NH 10 st
rARD-MlSS NJ f. WILSON begs Iesye tn
~ inform her old customers and the public gen.
erally that she has re opened her Dress MaSipa
Hstabll, hment at ago 18th street, between and
streets. ri. mn l6.Imr
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nT5OURsNEIA1N HOUSE OARPINT6RS'
~ ASSOOIATIOH will asSenbIe Il oermsn
hsll. III street w.st. betwesn y and d srreesa
nolte, e p steck =. y. MONDAY 18th inst. Tor
Come. ever member. = - -', !, n ~
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SEvEN.rHIRTY TREASURY NOTES,

- of any series, exchanged for
NEW fIvE-TWENTY BONDS,
AT TH1 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
OF GE0RGBTOwN. &c.
Internal Revenue Stamps for Notes. Checks,
Drafts Bonds, Deeds, Mortgages, and other legal
documents for sale at Governmen mt rates
nh I'm J. G. HAMMKR, Cashier.
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Ere copsrtrsrship heretofore existing bet wee,
L. W. WRIGHT, and P.W. PEARSON. (Drus
gistpJ ander the lam and firm of l.. w WRIGHT
a co. 10 By nlptasl consent dissolved. Mr.
WEIGHT Is authorized to collect ell debts, an,
assumes al Liabilities. l.. W. WRIGHT,
aeh .fg..A ~ 4 p W PEARSON
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THROUGH
B. NJ. HALLS
Ia EAT TIL ANnuA NOE

Corner 18th street and La avenue.
VIII be sold atiauctfOn. on the premises, on the
18th of priE, 1867. at CLOCK , M. by virtue OF
deed OF trnst executed by Frederick Voigt, to
John Geo. stock, ito secure Andrew The rer,
upon story frame hssse, situated on the west
part OF lot ten, l0D in SQUARE No. A. Washingt0 On
city, subject to lease for tn term Of We years
saidtrust duly recorded in nb,rR Nj II No ?,
folios 3SS and $50, chattel records for Washington
county
Terms cash NH 16 eoIm
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25

THE List of Delegates to the Alabama Con-
sttutonal Convention illustrates the absurdi-
ty of the statement in a recent number of the
Argus, that the Congressional plan of recon-
struction means the Authorization of the
South. Itwouh be lust as reasonable Of course
to say that the naturalization laws mean the
Misrepresentation" of the Union The Repub.
lhcan theory is that if We give all men an equal
chance the'best men will be likely to give di-
rection to affairs; We believe also that at pres
ent the native whites are on the whole the best
men IN America, and need not fear the conlpe-
Triton of any other class of citizens. The list OF
delegates in the Alabama State Sentinel, pub
lished at Montgomery, shows just such result
as might have been expected from the eniran.
chisenent of the blacks. The whole number
of delegates is one hundred, OF these eighty
are white Radicals, sixteen are black Radicals,
and four are Conser natives. If this is "African-
ization," make the most of it. In the list of
delegates elect We observe the names of three
Maine men--Messrs. N. ID. iStanwood aud
@. A. Miller from Lowndes county, and Major
b. w. Norris from Elmore.l The convention
will meet on the 23d of November The SEN
tinel, specule ting upon the organization, names
eleven delegates either of whom would be fully
capable Of presiding over this important con
vention. The first place on this list is assigned
to the Hon. E. w. Peck of Tuscaloosa, a gem
tleman OF great experience, said to be the
ables constitutional lawyer in Alabama. The
second place is given to Major Charles A! Mil
Ter who is correctly spoken OF as "a gentleman
of enlarged views, experienced and capable"
Major Millpr'S 81 "a
we'll known here, in the Maine Legisiature.I If
the result OF impartial suffrage in Alabama is
the elevation of such men to positions Of re- :.
sponsibility, the government of that State will
be in the best possible sense white mans
governmeht-a government worthy Of the
dominant race on this continent, government
under which any man is privileged to vote for
the best representative lie can find. 5Fo IUi ! 2
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25
Hnudriaa,

r-;sos az, a,4lga Il snndrles. vsb tEsa saR
The Springfield Republican doesn't want
Judge Underwood to try JEFF. Davis. 1t says
he does not know enough to be a Justice of the
peace. isSl'@2 t''l'7l''' %
LILA correspondent Of the New. York Mail
says that Artemhs Ward was privately mar
ried in Ohio seven years ago no S'n" ''io
dickens sails for this country day after to-
morrow sae (SciIss9it .i0D bleWo5 49,
The Calcutta correspondent of the London
Times believes there, is tronble brewing in the
FAST. He is convinced that England is adopt
ing bad policy with regard to Central Asia,
ana mat before long she will have to fight for
ICY OF the Indian Empire, and SO forth.
hearney, daughter of Gen. Phil.
ae"rney' VINO lost his wife at Chantilly during
ohe war, mas married Mons. de KERNEL q
wealthy Norman gentleman nd1 ls1oG - -
The NewDiork Times calls attanIt;o,, ~ .,,s,
following Hibernianism in the Pail Mn ~ - -
zette: The copylof the Pan-Anglcan Encvc,; 8
cal published in the daily papers, both morn,
ing and evening, contained a, most important
omission" In the minor Topics OF the same
number of the Times-a department where
country editors and obscure Journalists are
piiioried by 'mercless verbal critics-we find
something almost as good as the English pa
per's binnder. 1t is as follows: "a public
meeting of those who had subscribed was soon
alterward held, and the subscription was found
70 pe large enough to warrant the establish
ment OF permanent fund for the relief of DO
tcenen 'oho might be killed or wounded in the
performance Of their duties. ~ h-"i 17i'i''-@
George w. Kendall, senior editor of the
New Orleans Picayune, died at his residence
in Texas on the 21st inst sAW JAAJ III .51a'