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THEATRE COMTQUE, 5l4 Broadway, opposite ST
Nicholas Hotel -WHIrE C0rroS SHARPLEr's MiSsrRK
ASP VARIETY CoNBIsAroN IN A LIGnr AND PLEASING
EsrKRrAINMKsr-RIcHARDN No. III.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue, Fifty-eighth an
Fifty ninth streets-THEoDoRE THOMAS POPULAR GARpK
CoNoERrs, commencing at O'Clock.
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GRIFFIN 4 CBRIsTY's MINsTRELs. corner Of Broad.
and Twenty third street-ErHioPIAs SONGS BALLAD
DAEcNG BURLEsauEs, &c.-MozARrcAL CONCERTO.
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WoRREII SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo.
ate New York Hotel -uNpER THE GAsLIeHr
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery. Canal street-TMl
AND TIpE-MY FELLOW CLERK.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Nos and West Twenty.
fourh street DIAvoLo-roo MUCH Coon NATURE.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS 5s5 Broadway opposite
the Metropolitan Hote--lS THEIR ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN.
nRNrs. SINGING, DANCING BuRLRsoURa-IrALIA,
OPERA GERMAN ACCENT.
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FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street and Sixth ave-
nus,-ELixAssrH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. corner OF Broome
notwithstanding.
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KELLY Icons MINSTRELs. 100 Broadway, oppo
site the New York Hoei-IS THEIR SONGS, DANCES
EcoKSrRrcTiEs BuRlEseuEs &c-souruERS FLiRrATioss-
Eftt Tpnv
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BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE, 600 Broadway-ruE
OnIGSAL GEORGIA MINsTRELs. GREAT SLAVE TROUPE
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-Rp VAN wNKLs.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SCIENCE AND
Arr CABINET NATURAL History POLYTECHNIC In.
sIrTuIE sls Brosdway.-LscruRRs DAILY Open from A.
d. TIL 10 O'Clock +. NJ
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BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE 472 Broadway. -
BALLKT, FARCE, PANroMiMs, BuRLEsoUKs. ErHIOPIAN,
CoxIc AND SENTIMENTAL VocALisxs, Ac.-CoUsIs ScHSE
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HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn ETHIOPIA AN
NINsrRELsY BALLADS AND BuRLHsaUIs-ILL RAGIo AFRI
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EIGHTH AVENUE OPERAH0USE corner Thirty. fourth
street and Eighth avenus-HARr 4 kRRSs Combination
Troupe-SisGIsG. DANCING, RuRLKsoUa AND PANToMlxx
TEE MsER CHATHAM STREET.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2Ol Bowsry-CoMo
vocALss NEGRO MINsrRELsY BuRLEsQURs BALLET DIVER.
IIssKsKSr, &c.-JUAREz OR, MEXICO IN THE DAYS or
MACMILLAN
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r RIPPLE SH e E T .
T. II e n Z w 3.

New YorI.. Tnesday. sep.ember 10, 1867.
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has falrly set In.
The remarkable results of the late California
election are but larger aud ripening devel-
opment Of the same underlying causes which
began to find expression at the Connecticut
election of last spring. The concurrent voice
from the recent Territorial election OF Montana
indicates the widening influence Of the same
general causes, and yesterdays election in
Maine substantially tells the same story. The
overwhelming success of the republicans OF
Maine last year, on the largest popular
vote ever polled in the State, on the plat
form OF the pending constitutional amend
ment as the policy OF Congress against
tue reconstruction theory Of President johnson,
we accepted as an infallible indication Of
the voice Of all the Northern States in favor
Of Congress and so II turned on. to be, from
New York to the far West, by results analo-
gous to the result in Maine.
But what is this constitutional amendment
upon which the popular judgment Of the great
North was SO emphatically given last year in
favor Of Congress and the republican partyi 1t
is an amendment which provides, among other
things, for the Acknowledgement OF certain lead
ing rebels, subject to two-thirds vote OF Con-
gress, and which provides that each Of the
States itself may elect whether II will have,
and how far II will have, negro representation
with negro suffrage, or how far, In counting It's
people for representation In Congress, II will
sacrifice is blacks in excluding them from the
right Of suffrage. Upon this platform, leaving
the question Of negro sufrige 70 the several
States, the republicans last year gained their
greatest vicsoriss-greate than the victories Of
Lincoln. But with the rejection Of the amend.
mens BY the rebel States Congress took the
bold ground Of prescribing for them new con-
ditlons Of reconstruction, embracing, under 9
supervising military dictatorship, universal
negro suffrage and whi.e rebel disffan0hise.
ments which inevitably poiat 10 negro suprsu'
scy In the reorganization Of the rebel States.
This unexpected cad dauxeroua revelation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

"Itave seen their watches, know them, and
can testify that the are excellent time kecpcrs.
anu a. good IN every respect rs rcprc,cutcd
ana , no lnmbng. '-ScHHUcl Haferf3H. " T.
Business IS conductetcd in this establishment
chascrs get the worth of thcirndnc,. - U,r,,J
Pc'F, NJ This company i, no bogus affair
ahdiS prompt in business and perfectly rclin.
BILE Courier, RondoUt. " j. Til, com.
pany !, known throughout the Union 10 he rc.
5ponSibie for anything it propose. To do. -
i"dePehdcnt, HoHiccHO, IN. "Thcy are hon.
ordblc IN their dealings. and satisfy the ,n.t
expectations uI thrir customer, - Bcmoctotic
Press, Lyo,s y. Y. This company has a fine
reputation aud their goods are Gf 4 very M.
pelior quality Dmig Yimcs Netebern, II. q
= here IS no humbngin tnis Company raj
t'y N'nt9tf'' ShPpe"sjWgh, iH. "Ther watch.
Is are manufactured vi Supctwr ARTICLES and
b} the best workncn. -. american Union,
Denton, 3D. '''''
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Horse-Breaking and Horse-Sense.


4 horses sense is good common
scnse. Many man does not know
half 80 much about some things as
il horse, and there is a great Gliler-
ence in horses. The horse is not
naturally suspicious. but he is timid
y nen young. lie learns very soon
" hat his weapons aTe--teeth and
heels-and in what his 'ccurlty lies
flight. His bOldness and " the
,e.oIY OF his nostrilS" come when ''he
rcjoiccth in hiS strength With ms
age comes the knowledge OF his
powers, and if he has never been
iuaStcrcd-uCyer made to yield to
any will but MS own--if he j. t. be
made useful, the struggle must come
sooner or later. and mans VIII or
the horse-will must triumph. We
think it is best to begin quite young
Nth colts to control them. - ah-
wise to halter a colt Wine 1t runs
with the mare. and 10 do It alter
feeding it carrots and sugar, untii 1t
thinks il viii get only carcsslng
from mankind. and has no fear Of
any man. The colt submits easily,
because If is the easiest aAd pleas
ATTEST thing he can DO, PROVIDED he
Is not heightened: an" would ~ Hgi
bc led as to run loose if the cnrtall-
mtnt of his freedom is made up by
h"ctts or carrots Inc s9'iSe %
hl"c41 III horSFa - NF!S "'u'e' ah" Il
'heN are suspicious VI any MN <
they always approach IL CAUTIOUSLY
ana Snch or It. lneN shou'd Dc III
d'IGed IN ms, ana harness, faG'ue
'etc'' should an J." N1>iiGa''u ~
Inc nose IS wen rs ny 'A- t}e' "'
lore more lI'S'n'iIe acIua-ii''" lr'
Is forced upon me horse; \ morse
nag Of 80 I" ~ zee! III Hi'il'''eI -
9nc OF the greatest ald5 a !"'"'
'rathef can nave IN tIi|' Il ,o' st
,oo FESTIVE aH" 9piI"eu - '"N' Ct
"'s9h may &c i'f Il OUT - - J." VI
very ooc'e' ana Il ''I," ,''i ~ -
i'"ch more SUS'f '!p-' 10 u'tn r. IA ~,
NDFS 'l'o lH5',''''oh' .n ' On INV. iU''
~ ''iii' any ['' ''N pl"s -- ,,.'
are very Sih'lle an" ',"'ulH .,. >. n9 9
'"i"' ",'leh u l'li'N'u' VIZ .',l
menu 'heII,aVlF'N 10 w i'oi"o a.
wen ~ 10 'le 'r"'''Jt ' ~, =. .....,
IN'' A'""> y le'1 "!',u'A 70" ''''.. :
'"'Sc no i''"'''l " l"'h III 't , ~ , ~
anu conHel"'"''N never '"o" ''h'
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PRACTICAL lOKING.-Nc had NJ
tdea they had such wags away mp
in Wisconsin. The following ancc
Lotc we pick up as an estray;
Joe and Commodore Rogers, broth
e. blackamIths, in Whitewater, Wis.
%onsin, have Il great reputation for
being practical .jollers. Last sum
pcr Joe bought an old fashioned
churn, for the purpose of manuiac-
turing their own butter. and as the
Commodore was q widower. and liv
cd with Joe, all such work as ciiurn
ing naturally fell to him. One day,
litter supper, the first churning was
got ready, and the Commodore was
first invited to churn.
" Hold on" says he, "tll | go
down and get some tobacco
He went, and while gone Joe did
the chuning, took ont the butter,
and left the buttermilk in tic churn
The Commodore returned, looking
ut the churn, took OFF his coat and
says
"Wa'all. old churn. It's YOU and |.
aud here's for yep and he commcnc
ed his labor.
After churning n couple of hours
he remarked that he "gucSscd it
would he cheaper to buy butter
than to make it,
III think so toO,' said Joe. "if YOU
are going to churn it out of butter
milk ~
a few days after that churning
process IS Joe put one end Of a small
bar of iron into his forge fire gave
the bellows three or fourpumpS. and
stepped into the back shop. While
gone the Connie dore heated the
IRON TO a black heat, then changed
ends with il ana and stepped ont of
the front doorto watch the progress.
Ia. came DOE, took ~ the iron, but
dropped It instantly, holding up
his burned hand, ana loared with
pam. "Pnt on Some huttclmilk.
Ioe-it's rood tor n bum p said the
Commodore. ~ 10 made u mastery
retreat amid shower of boqucts
composed ofhammcrs, hard coal and
horse shoes.
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GENERAL AGENTS.

r, oohhh "; Park. CINCINNATI Ohio; Fuller.
IIincn q Fuller. Chicago, III; Bnrnbams h
c" ""S Nun chicago, III. Dcmas, Barnes 4
". Scw York u. Ransom a. Co. Buffalo, n.
Week. r1XT'ppn n,, shelley a Co. Detroit, Mich
ards & e. ,o XXI, boston, Mass French, Rich
Co., fitt,inrr,m,h,a Pa. X. T. Sellers 4
Ions Ions NO Harness Ward A. Co., New or
KKSns' IA, Ia; X. a. Robinson a CO., Louisville
ny, DiEi,y Bro. Memphis. Tenn. =. l.
in,oIrA, kchnond Va; thompson & IIlock
'v'norc, Md. Dexter O. Ncllegcr, Albany
VIM nIuonR Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio
n Co., Louisville XIV. "'''A
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DIR. SEELHE.S
LIQUID CATARRH REMED|
S Y M p r 0 M S.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
hight, Persons ind they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, aud are more sens.
tive To the changes of temperature In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis.
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive. may cnsuc.
A. the disease becomes chronic, the dissbRrg
cs are increased IN quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are haWkcd or coughrd OFT The sccretiOns
are Offensive, causing bad breath: the voice
timex aud nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is le,sened or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom
on ,3tarrh is that the person ,so,,,.,.,, ,''r
rs '"'oat III the morniug Of 4 slick ~. ,nn,y
;' Us "T.'Sh ,tte allen from the head dur.
nnrs,,,, ",E",' W men this takes place, toe
P'l'"" may he sure that his disease 4 on II.
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arrcsting it, '''' nv 'i'''o ~
~, ine ABOVE are but few of the mnay Catarrh.
III symptoms. Write to our InhnIotorv far
u"a i'inphlet describing fully all symptoms
- WI We sent free To any address, Also dircc
''vu' "hcre To procure the medicine
,, NcaScreccving letters from Mi pnrts of the
,l,a'' ana "'eo numerous testimonials from
Invaluable merits Wv 'N"'N"e VI 10
MY nls remedy contains no MINERAL or
-, p t'''.'. INGREDIENTS, but is prcpar
,n ,I1il vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY
c c'c,,, ~ e., II is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even 20 tue most tender and delicntr rhilL a,
NALL EOR SEELlE'S CATARRU RISIL
~ j. ana take no other. Ifnot sold by Drug.
s'1,s III your vicinity they will order il for YOU
i.llcc S2,OO per bottle
~ VI persons suffering with any affection
o y, ,ne ncad, Throat or Lungs, should write at
s o"uu ior our pamphlet fully describing all
'f'P'"n's pertaining to the above diseases,
~ VIII be sent free to any address.
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ENGLlSM SERNANTG AI1SM

ENGI1sH SERyANTGALlSM.-Thc
following advertisement is from the
Birmingham Post:
Nv ahted---a general servant in Il
s,naii family, where q man j. kept.
me honsewof', and cooking all done
by the member Of the family. The
gentleman Of the houoc riaes early.
but prepares breakfast himsclf, All
the washing is pul-ou,, ana the kitch
en- is provided with every comfor,
and luxury. Cold meat and hash
s,udiously avoided. wages no Oh.
Ject to competent party. Rcfcren
ces and photographs exchanged"
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Dyspepsia. -sauniicc, Gostiv
ness. piles, sick Headache,
Morning. sickness. ksu-
nOrs, Worms,

Foul Stomach, General Debility, Liver Com
plant, sc.
We have in this Compound so combined To-
lie and StimulaIt with Cathartic, that while
it is thorough and certain in it,. action, it in no
Wa wcakens the tone Of the bowels or stoln-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
TLr0at Affections

Are NOR quently than otherwis cause,
by a shiny mucous, falling from tho
he pecially during the night, and
resulting from Catarrh
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GREAT WhTH SALE!

On TIE POPCLAR ONE rRICE Plan.
Giving to every Patron a Handsome
and Reliable Watch for the Low
Price of Ten Dollars,,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALVE,i
And NOT To BE PAID FOR I'M
less Perfectly Satislactory.!,
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LIST OF ARTICLES

q Every patron obtains Watch bv this
arrangement, costing but $40, while il NAV be
worth 500 No partiaIity shown. al
:, Nc 10. j. lltcKLlSG s. Co.'s Omar ry,ox
W I,h Co. Manufacturers, lig broadway. 4
J. city, wish TO Immediately dispose Of thc
above magnificent Stock. Certificates nnming
articles are placed IN scaled cnvelopcs. and fnf'
Warded as ordered. The return of any Of nnr
certificates entities the holder 10 thS article
named thereon upon payment. irrespectiyc nf
us worth, II 500, aud ~ no article valued less
tah ; 10 : named on any certificate, 1t will M
once be seen that this IL W
NO Lo''ery but straight formard, legitimate
Transaction, uhich may be pdrtieipatcd
I" eren By Tie most yostidioustt
single certificate will bc sent by ,nou ,,.,
pnid, upon receipt Of % cents, five lar III H..
en- Tor -, thirty-thrcc aud elegant rrcmi,,,,
Tor - siNty six aud more valuable nre,mi,,,
il93t wv one hundred and most superb wn,"h ,nr
W. 10 agents or those wishing emnl"v,"n",
,lls " . rare opportunity Its a lrritcmain
~ conducted business, duly authorized by GOV.
ethment, and open to the most careful scrutiny
Address, J.1ulCKI.INa n co,
"n3 li9 Broadway, New York.
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For "a Family Medicine

they have no equal Tor cathartie they are
unsurpassed. being far superior 10 the various
llll- that Hood the mari, ~ as they douut weak
IN the Bowels OF leave them oa,;Ne They are
purely vegetable, therefore perfectly safe for
all ages Tie smallest child can take them
with perfect aiety They are warranted an
We represent them If on giving them a trial
they do not prove equal TO our recommends
lions the mouc, will be refunded. If YOU
are troubled with Hurried or Dim
cult Breathing, Fluttoring at the Heart,
Heartburn, head dull aud heavy, fGllness or
weight III the stomach, NuilCcatlng or choking
sensation while in lying positun Dnnncss
OF w On, Swimming Of the Head, Dizziness,
noHownc,s of the SKIN aud dyes. Pain in the
Back, Side, Chest, Limbs, Nc, &C. Inward
lllcs, AcidIty of the Stuma j.. Duh Pain ia the
Head, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, nausea, Disgust of Food, Great Dcprrs
SION OF spirits and constant ina ginning Of evil
Ne, &c, You will find speedy and ponnn.
nGht relief Ivy using The Mandrake 3ittcrs
hey are the best Ncrmitugc known as thous.
auds OF mothers can testify. They recon-.
mend themselves, all we ask is for the afflicted
to give them fair trial They are mcetipp
with rapid sales and giving universal satisfac,
ton. ~ One to three bottles will cure the
worst case of Dyspepsia. a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15

ia man has got u great idea of
himself 1t is pretty certain TO be the
only idea he ever will have.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
Diseases Of the Kidneys.

TALL AT PRICHARD'S, AND GET
y NARDS, KIDNEY COMPOUND, the
greatest remedy IN the world for all diseases nf
the Kidneys. Don't forget Warranted TO
give relief
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-15
Or. D. n. SEElYE g. co.

FNEEFIKT, ILLINOIS.
'"'" ny all Wholesale and Retail Druggis,s
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new Carriage shop.
S. D. g. n. w. SMITHS

Drive away that cough byusng pot',
Mandrake Btter..
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Ehc 4. CD. ID. system
I RUM Ps4 !
Gust 0Hd Rcody Bayers,

CORE spending with the decline in The markets
Al kinds Of Dress Goods. NooIcns. Clothing
Domestics, Groceries, and The stock generally
VIII be marked down to meet the returning
- L..
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Universal! Satisfaction.

Every one that has tried them speak in the
hi- hest terms OF their medicinal properties
They are NOf a pleasant beverage Tor the
thirsty but medicine ior the sick. They are
warranted to be the
Ecd Compound ever offered 10 tie PubH.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

NOTICE. | will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years. the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Frank lin street, including the corner OF Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to MM. HILLIARD Bangor
or SMITH & REED. Attorneys, Portland. iy12tt
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ffNHE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii
i lase OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, bIaine is OF
iered for sale at bargain, il applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout, together with all necessary
Outbudngs. .t tTr... tna
For fall particulars inquire OF
HORATIO BOOrHBY,
go Proprietor.
On Hanson y Dow, 81 Union st.
Frycburg, Sept. %, 1866. diff
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WASHINGTON.
THE TRIAL OF sURRATT.
Inrentioms for the Preservation of
Life at Sea. .....
combinations and Reflections.

-. A,ooo WASHINGTON, March -.
About $1,000 were collected and Subscribed
last night. pD'i'' 'i'oe'Ns
NO day has yet been fixed for the trial of
Jonn a. Surratt. 1t is supposed that it will
TAKE place on the 18th or Doth inst.
"A Tram OF cars passed over the reconstructed
IA bridge over the Potomac yesterday.
me bridge has been thoroughly repaired, and
trains are running regularly.
In accordance with the suggestions OF Capt.
W. M. New, of the Treasury Department, Sec
Rotary McCulloch has directed the supervising
inspectors of steamboats, to give public notice
to inventors and others interested in valuable
inventions which are presented for the preser-
walton of life at sea, to meet at New York on
the second Monday of April next, for the pur-
pose of submitting to examination and expert
ment their inventions before q commission to
be appointed by the Secretary, to examine and
test the merits of such inventions of a life saw
ing character as may be brought before them.
IL is said the inventions will embrace boilers
steam engines and incrustators, safety valves,
steam guages, water guages, steering appara-
tus, and life boats with detaching apparatus.
Inventors may appear in person before the COM
mission for the purpose of explaining their in
ventions, but no expense will be allowed under
q ~ circumstances. ...
A statement having been published that
here was trouble at Williamsburg, Va, be.
tween the whites and freedmen, and that the
military had been called out to suppress the
same, Gen. s. G. Armstrong, Superintendent
of the 9th District of Virginia, telegraphed to
Gen. Howard to-day that he had not asked for
a military force at williamsburg Eight mount
ed men had been sent to Yorktown for few
days to assist in removing the freed people. but
there was no trouble whatever. -. ii, t..
Senior Tassara who for the past ten years has
most acceptably represented in the United
States the Government of Her most Catholic
Majesty, the Queer of Spain, in the quality of
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary, presented his letter of recall to the
President to-day. 4a. g.. %. laa
The Senate to-day rejected the nomination
OF Ex-senator Cowan as Minister to Austria
Lewis V. Bogg of Missouri, was rejected as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs as were also
) ohm Quincy Adams for Naval Officer for the
District of Boston and Charlestown, ex-Con-
gresham l.. j. Ancona, for Naval Officer at
Philadelphia, and Joseph Severns, Surveyor of
Customs at the same port.
Among the combinations by the Senate to-
day were the following: Benz. III. Smith, Sur
veyor of Customs at Gloucester, Mass; Win
gate Hayes, United States Attorney for the
District of Rhode Island.
The Richmond Despatch of to-day saws it is
enabled to announce upon high authority, that
Gen. Schofield has been appointed command
ant of the District of Virginia under the re-
act. i-t it... ois
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.-. NEW YoRK, March IL.
A dispatch received by the Southern Relief
Commission this afternoon from Washington,
states on the authority of Gen. Howard, that
although the proposed Congressional appropri-
alton of one million for the relief of the suffer
ing poor in the South will be passed, private
contributions should not be curtailed. Gen.
Howard says that in addition t. the million
dollars from Congress- 100000 should be rails
ed by the people. ...a
Gov. jenkins, of Georgia, telegraphs that
the destitute in Georgia number 10000 whites
and $4,000 blacks, which is largely in excess of
Gen. Towards former estimate, and it is be-
lieved that the total destitution in South Caro-
liza is even larger than in Georgia, The Gov
eminent has given the Relief Commission in
this city the free use of the bark Purveyor, and
she will be loaded this week with n full cago of
corn. Her capacity is about $4,000 bushels
The Commission hope to obtain another ship,
to be filled with corn next week.
BALTIMORE, March H.
The Maryland Senate to-day by q vote of II
to l, passed bill appropriating 100000 for the
relief of the suffering at the South.