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Things in Washington.
PENDING AFFAIR OF HONOR AT WASHINGTON.

\ fkNDlNt n ~ INV
duel is on the tapis here between a major--Sen-
eral and an ex-captain OF the Army OF the Poto-
mac. The difficulty originated at the opera oil
Monday evening in this way The captain refer
red to, who is noted for his g%allantry and polite
ness, occupied a seat in the orchestra, and seeing
in a private box a friend with whom he desired to
speak, he endeavored to pass out IN the dlrectloh
nearest the point he sought. On the same Inc OF
seats with the captain was the major-general, at a
distance of some three or four chairs from the
end. The occupants of all the intermediate seats,
with the exception of the major-general, quietly
arose to let the captain pass out. The man OF
two stars, however, was leaning against the ev row
of seats in front, and showed no sign OF moving
aside. The captain said to him, Genera please
allow me to pass out for a moment The major.
general answered, without moving, This IS not
the way to pass, sir. You shall not get OUT tniS
way. Go around the other way" General, salu
the Captain, 81 thought you were a gentleman.
You are q general, and ought to be gentleman,
but You behave like a ruffian. Allow me 10
pass"
At this point 8 person in military uniform, who
was in company with the general, remarked 10 the
captain, That is not the way, sir. in which to ao-
dress a general" ,..
man" pointing to the general, sand not with you
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Darkev.-,'sIs they Southern soldiers?

A. T. STEWARDS New PALACE.-Ihe Cornell 8
are erecting the iron columns for the second story
of the vast warehouse which Is to cover the block
bounded by Broadway, Ninth and Tenth streets,
aud Fourth Avenue, or an area Of 2SOx200 feet.
The architect is Mr.. Kellum-the architect also
for Mr. Stewards splendid mansion at Fifth ave-
nue. and Thirty-fourth street. The builders are
Messrs. Stewart and Smith, also builders of the
now mansion in Fifth avenue. The massive iron
pillars and other iron works are going up under
the direction Of Messrs. j. B. and W. W. Cornell,
and are to be very massive. The huge pillars
which support the building are chaste and beauti-
full in their design. Tho cost Of the iron alone will
exceed $500, 0OO.-NeU York Tribune, 2Glh.
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Allow me to ~pass"-to the general. The general
refused to bulge, and the captain seeing anumber
of ladies about, and unwilling to interrupt the
performance by a row, restrained his Indignation
and passed out in an opposite direction.
1t is said that the captain has since sent q chal-
lenge to the general, and proclaims that he will
brand him in the newspapers il he refuses TO
"come out" The affair causes quite an excite
ment here, as the parties are both well known and
have many friends in Washington.
TIE PROSPECT OF CONGRESSIONAL RELIEF FOR THE
SOUTH.
The Washington Express of Saturday says:
RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH.-Thc question of fur
pishing aid to those really needy in the South has
been before Generals Grant and Howard for seve-
raj days. The report of General Gilem and his
interviews with General Grant brought the con-
dition of affairs in General Ords district directly
to the notice of the General-in-Chief. General
Howard has been occupied during the past week
in endeayoring to ascertain as nearly as possible
the real situation OF the Southern States in regard
to the reported want of food, and while he is not
inclined to believe affairs III such extremity as the
Southern press indi :ates, he still is OF the opinion
that the Government should at once extend aid
both to relieve present want and to guard against
q worse state Of affairs than now exist.
4 gentleman from Charleston yesterday present
cd q plan for his consideration, which has been
endorsed by many prominent citizens, and has
received the approval Of General Canby, so far as
its general features are concerned. 1t provides
for a loan of thirty millions of dollars, to be issued
in small sums to planters and others in need, to
pear six per cent. interest, both principal and in
terest payable in currency, and secured by mort
gage ON the land and by lien upon the crops.
This plan has been submitted to General Grant
By General Howard, and an endorsement, approx
ing the idea of supplying government aid of some
kind, but giving his opinion that a better plan to
relieve present wants would be to purchase provis-
Ions and issue them to all III want, keeping an
account Of the actual cost to our authorities, and
to take a lien upon the crops for the amount.
General Howard thinks that such supplies could
DO distributed at small cost by civilian agents Sc
lected irpm among the best known citizens in each
section, who would be willing to act without pay
for the sake OF obtaining relief for the districts In
which they reside.
1t seems likely that speedy action of som kind
will lie taken by our authorities in this matter,
even if 1t be ola temporary character, to relieve
suffering until Congress can take the subject i'll
hand and authorize such expenditures as the
necessities of the case demands.
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FINANCIAL AND GENERA DISTRESS IN TIE SOUTH.
\ correspondent OF the New York Times, writing
from New Orleans about the financial and threat
encd general bankruptcy Of the South, says:
The past few years have been full of misfortune
and disappointed hopes, until now the present
question is one OF bare subsistence, of bread and
butter; but the worst has not come. The South
has not yet touched bottom. The factors have
made advances on the strength of prospective
crops. but for two OF three years, especially the
last, the harvcsts have been meagre and tho mer-
chants will get small or no returns. If affairs 90
on as they are for ninety digs longer there must
be many failures. 1t is quite impossible to make
collections. the money Is rot 10 be had. | heard
one merchant say that OF SO, 900 due HIM by diff
lerent parties, chiefly planters, he could realize
almost nothing. He had closed his business and
was trying just to gain a bare support for his
family until tho retnrn of better days. Meanwhile
plantations are being sold at great sacrifices to
pay taxes or mortgages. Gao estate in .M:s3is-
sippi, of 1900 acres, was lately bid OFF at 81. 80 an
acre, another at $3.50 al acre, and one in Alabama,
upon which the improvements were worth SO, OOC,
went Off for $1,000. Many Southern men concedc
that society is being broken up from its founda-
lions, and that a new order OF things is inevitable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches
TBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

THE ITALIAN QUEsTIoNs-FRANCE TO BE BROUGHT
TO THE POINT.
LONDON, December 9.-The Great Powers have
determined to ask Napoleon the basis Of the Italian
Conference. The Conference is delayed by Mera-
brae's inability to construct a ministry.
LONDON, December 9O-Evening.-Consols 92ta
924. Bonds 72t.
LIVERPOOL, December 9~O-Noon.-Cotton quiet.
Sales 10000. Uplands It; Orleans 73. The ship
ments from Bombay since August LIST, are 7S,OuO
bales. The total stock of cotton at sea, designed
for Liverpool, is estimate at $4,000 bales, OF
which 70, 900 are American.
LIVERPOOL, December 80 P. Motion I'M
changed. Corn 46s. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL, December 3O-Evening.-Cotton
closes firm. Sales $1,000 bales. Uplands 1t; Or
leans II. Bacon AS. Common Wilmington kosln
e.. Turpentine 27s. Others unchanged.
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Affairs In the state.

The store of Messrs. Sulzbacher 4 Co.. at
Chestnut Hill, near Chappells Depot,was forclbly
entered, on Monday night, the Esd instant, about
haE-past 9 o'clock, by eight men, who, after seiz-
ing and tying the clerks, proceeded to rifle the
place, and carried off about $1,000 worth OF goods.
The Cheraw Advertiser says On Monday
evening last, little James Craig, about eight or
nine years old, son of Capt. James e. Craig, rode
from his fathers residence, some three miles from
town, to the Postofice for the mail. On his re-
turn, in the upper end of Market-street, his horse
took fright and ran against a tree, ~in1icting a
wound on the little fellows head, from the effects
of which he died in some two hours afterwards.
The editor of the Greenville Enterprise writes:
The crop of cotton in Newberry District and Able
vile turned out a good one, but the high price Of
provisions and great expenses in producing the
crop, together with the tax, has cut off all profit
and occasioned a loss to the planters, with few cx-
ceptions. The most unjust and oppressive tax of
two and one.half cents per pound unconstitution-
ally inflicted by this Radical Congress, now
amounts to about one-ffth of the gross crop. AS
an evidence, we learned, directly frem a planter,
near Newmarket, that he had just sent five bags OF
cotton to Augusta, and s)d them for the gross
sum of S273; the tax amounted to s54 and some
cents, leaving about s219, out of which to defray
the costs of production, ginning, packing and car
rying to market, etc.
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THE Loss OF AN ENGLISH MAIL STEAMER AND
NEARLY Four HUNDRED LIvEs.-A special dispatch
from Boston says A letter has been received here
from Bio, dated November "a, and is published
in the Traveller of this city, which contains the
following appalling statement
"This morning a Brazilian steamer has arrived
from Monteyideo, bringing the news of the loss of
the English mail steamer Santurn, in a terrible
gale off that place . week ago. She was iron-olad,
and one Of the finest looking steamers l ever saw.
She left the harbor of Bahia while We were at an
Choir there. When she went down she had on
board four hundred persons, including the crew
and passengers. Among the latter was the Eng
lish Minister, who had just been relieved to enable
him to make a short visit home. He, with the
rest, was lost; only fourteen out of the whole being
saved"
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THE sUMTER WATCHMAN

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THE NEWS.

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Incendiary Fires In Mississippi-Th'
Lnnfsfana Convention.

Louisiana Convention.
New ORLEANS, December 90.-There have been
two more incendiary fires in Vicksburg, one at 8
AM, and the other at 9 Pm. Sunday. Loss, AS
OOO; insured, $4,000.
In the Convention to-day the second article OF
the constitution, which was adopted on Saturday.
was reconsidered, and Judge Talliaferro's propo-
sition, that the citizens Of this State shall owe al
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seventh are rehearsals of the common law for the
punishment Of crime. Article seventh says the
privilege of the writ OF habeas corpus shall not
be suspended.
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The Sumter News.

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PUBLISHED vER THURSDAY, ATSUMTER. S. G.
subscription $500 per annum. To Clubs Of four
$500 per annun.
Advertisements lnseriei on liberal terms.i
December
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as-NoTICE TO MARNERs.-CAPIAINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River, are requested not to do so anywhere within direcs
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD.
wHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews sideio:
the Ashley River; by which precauuon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, B. NJ.
Harbor Masters once, Charleston, February 8, 1855.
February 7 -
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.nck nv a Water Spout.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3O.-The schooner NJ
E. Tsber from Wilmington was struck by a water
spout on the 18th and badly damaged.
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MARRIED..

SPENCER-CUNARD.-On Sunday. ODD December,
1867. at Centenary Church, by the Rev. A. WEBSTER,
NATHANIEL T. SPENCER to Miss MARY JANE
CUNARD, all of this city.
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Marine Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, December 9O.-rhe schooner Elisha
Brooks, from Norfolk, which arrived, reported a
heavy gale at sea.
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The Weather.
Market Reports.

WILMINGTON, n. c., December 9O.-Raining a
day. with cold wind from n%orthward.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,

CONNORS & CARTER, PRoPREroRs.
DUBLISHED WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
Lancaster G. H., S. C, Having a large subscription
list. it offers a favorable medium to Merchants and all
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upper Districts of the State. Rates Of advertising. hb-
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

aT ~CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
Is This Day discharging cargo at Pier No. 1 Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset will re-
main on wharf, at Consignees' risk.
.MoRDEcAI & CO.,
December 81 Agents.
sg NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
Hip LINE-The Steamship CHARLESTON" is dis
charging her cargo at South Adger's Wharf Goods re-
naming on the dock at sunset will be stored at risk and
STREE BROTHERS & CO,
December 81 Agents.
a@ CONSIGNEES NOTICE.-THE NORWE-
CLAN bark KJELLESTADT has been entered at the Gus
tomhouse under the Five Days Act. Goods not per-
mitted will be sent to the Customhouse Stores.
December 81 RAvENEL g. co.
sS THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION" will be celebrat-
ed To-Morrow wednesday, Janua-y 1t, 1868, at the
African Methodist Church, on Calhoun-street.
The Firemen, Military Companies and Civ; Societies
will march in procession to the Church, where an Ora
ton will be delivered by Rev. F. L. CARDoZo.
December 81 Il
W NOIICE.-CONSlGNEES PER STEAM
SHIP EMILY B. soUDE are hereby notified that she
is this day discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf.
All goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stor-
ed at expenseand risk Of owners.
JOHN. THEO. GETTY, Agents.
ALI freight amounting to fifteen (15) dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery OF goods.
December 80 2
@OFFICE OF MASTER IN Ll1TTY,
CHARLESTON, Doth DECEMBER, 1s67.-R0b .TSON
Us. ALSTON.-Rids, in writing, will be received 1t this
Office until the 2Oth of January, 1853, for the rent or pur-
chase of the whole or either of the valuable RICE ES-
TATES, in Georgetown District, known by the names of
"Friendfeld, I" "Michaud's Point strawberry Hill"
Marietta and ''Calais."
A Plat of these Lands can be seen at this Office.
JAMES TUPPER,
December 80 mwf9 Master in Equity.
sg SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIvED at the Office of the Dishursing Officer OF the
Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands,
State of South Carolina. until 10 o'clock noon, of the 18th
day Of January, 1868, for building a Frame Schoolhouse
on Rutledge Avenue, in the City of Charleston.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Office Of
the undersigned, No. 8 East Bay-strset
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of two
responsible parties, who will name suretes for the faith
full completion of the contract, and must be endorsed,
proposals Rutledge Avenue Schoolhouse," and ad.
dressed to the undersigned. f.
The right is reserved to reject all bids received If not
satisfactory.
BY order of Bv't Maj. Gen. R. X. SCOTT, Assistant
Commissioner.
EDWIN F. GARY,
Acting Disbursing officer.
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The East Florida Banner,
OCALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
T. +. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
S. C. DEBRUBL, Assistant Editor.

THE BANNER HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION
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THE IRISH CITIZEN ~
VIEW WEEKLY VIEW SPAPER
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
JOHN

EIRsT NUMBER TO APPEAR On SATURDAY. THE
l. 18th OF October, 1867.
Terms by the year.
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Terms fol four months. Loo
Clubs of 10 in the usual propD..-on.
Advertisements to be forwarded Immediately, so as to
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Office OF the Irish Citizen,
No. 81 Barclay street, New York.
Sci .ember 30
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