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IHE STARVATION IN LONDON-A meeting
OF the London dock labOrsrs was held recently
10 protest against what they called their soon
dltion Of hunger. misery and oppression" Ii
was stated that the London dock IdbOrers were
only paid 2s Sd day, while those in Liver
pool 10 the number OF eighteen thousand were
PAID al the rate OF IS. cd day. If II be true
was also animated at the meeting, that the
average earnIngs of these laoorers are ONLY six
shilIlngs per week. IL is very easy to account
Tor thelr condition of discOntent
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COyERNMEET SALE.


The property known - the "GOyRRNMrNT
TAHkkkf AND STEAM SAW MILL ;, w
seventy -hvs acres Of land, near San Aptonia
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be rec., 4
mp to the lst day OF March, 1871. for the nm 49,.
Of seventy nve acres Of land more or less torssh
With the buildings erected tn reon and ~. "a
6HE TANNERY "'~S;
Containing TWELVE STONE LIME VATR
FlFTYTWO WOODEN VATS,
And capable Of tanning fftsen thousasd hide. ne.
ONE STEAM SAw.MIL capable of saving
Three thouaAnd teet OF lumber daily
ONE SAALL, sTOHE RUILDIH0.
me aeeve property 10 situated akout tWo milan
ae1ve San Antonio. on the San Antonio RI YER. and
tne Seter 10 conducted to the e0tabii shnent nv a
1sSS OF hewn stone, laid In cement
Inc lana WAS pn<chased and iuprovam anita
maze ~ the late 60 called Confederate S3ovsrp
nesst, and are estimated 70 have cost $40 ooO in
The property has been lnder lsass for tia war
lSee, as . monthly rent Of $500, paysbls in Al.
vance secured title in fee Sim nls yiI ~. ~ , ~
bl the United States 0overnneat S'en
Proposals. will be marked "PropesaI. for aax
eminent TAnnsry ana Saw Mil ~ ana sddressed
B Major Gen. Asst. Com. h; 3 kIRD9o.
"A. L., Galvsston. Texas. IL a, ~ Ha
20 70 rHI SIMPSON HOUSE, corner Of Iosh
" street and Penn,a ayenue, and get iar0.
glsss Of PRILAD1LPHIA ALI fsr Tive Osnf s
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BUILDINGS AT CONyALEsCFNT CAMP
- AUCTION.

RasS,sstos. 't e D fsse1s mSi = iss
By order OF tho Quar- ter master General. the
and :Ss ., .s ,be
nc auction on TUESDAY srch 5, under the SUI
A. q NJ sale re CONNIE nee at 10 e o'cfocp MOORE
u These building. comprise :! Barracks, Mess
dry,l Wash House. Ofices, 2 stabi "a She 4 AMI
sinks, which vary In size from 20 feet to 2SI rs
Buildings will be ssld sinsiy
T Tet,l Cash. IN 1overEment funds.
,-..,n SaAs. ii ToaPKINs.
fe9-1lt Act's Chief Q M DEPOT " Arlington.
CONVENIENT SALE AT CHARLESTON,
The following Ordpsne.. pro,.,., xrn
Chs.ls.tea: I, g, on MoNDHY. asTsh :, IsN,
ASost .oo net tons Cannon } cast Iron.
half 1av. iSe' ,s ssS, one
About leo tens Lsaded sheu H'U'
A AS Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
Wooden o iEss CARR essHi 1aass
U9 wooden Chassis, ironed : .-...
SsIssisss Boss:, and Quantity Of other Is.sisG
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Asnew,
About 800 barrels Unservieeable Powder.
.isiins prine esiy o. Husfss AIpsnSssss Rsss
kope, Implements: Miscellsneeus Tools &c &c
currency.
Ample time allowed for the removal of Proper
will revert to the Government.
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnance.
= b. fARKBR.
Capt. Ordnance and Bvt Major, U 8. A.,
fes-s&mtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
| ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
Depot Quart.r,naster's Omcs,
Batimor., Nd, Febru ary 8, 1857
VIII be sold At Public Auction In the city OF
betimore, at Government Storebo use. No lag
S TSIn. H1tsw at street. On wIDH1sOAY II NJ,
ARMY CLOTHING, o.
.3,47s Few YORK STATE JACKETS.
OF Irregular pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
By reason Of its long retention in store, tn.
material 10 in some instances more or less dam.
aged.
The sale will take place In lots to suit puroba.srs
Terms; Cash, In Government funds, on day OF
Three days allowed to remove purchases.
By order Of the Ia Al tsr master General
A. b. kIMBALL, Captain,
and Assistant Quartermaster, U 3. A.,
Depot Qusrtsrm AFTER
AOkEON, THOMAS d CO.,
No. Is South Charles street,
ne 5-let AucttoAsers.
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CPEEOHEs AND ADDRESSES OF II. WIN
- f1R DAVIS Colorado. . Summer Trtp: bv
Bsyard Taylor. The Ctavertng. Novel; by Troll.
cray. Two Marriages; by the author Of John Hal
flax: Piekvick PsDsrs. Disnond ndition.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NERyOUs HEADACHES are iost.ntl
cured BY ore dose forty dro ps'J OF MxTOALFE'S
9hEAT kAEu MATIC RkMEDY. Sold by AL
Druggists
fe 10 cow SO FORD Arenf
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DANCING.

DANCING.
piers. J. W. q. P. KBEIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
fsnnsyivania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th st..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
rev Clsssss forming every evening Thoss do.
s.Ixass 20 enter our CLASSES should avail them.
81, rrsparstiSns will be made in this quarter 70,
~Ctrsul.rs can be had st J. r. Ellis and W @
msss erott d 20. . Music Stores. Wv
Ine asl can be rented for Soirees Ae.
Days dnd Hosrs Of Hisies:
TOT Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
sanuroay AFTERNOONS, from to o'clock
Sentiemen CLASSES, Tuesday and Friday eve.
hngs from to ~ o clock.
rof further Information, apply during the hoars
Utuiuon, or address o note to the Academy
0sAter commencing with the FIRST lesson. il
ARIHI's TAsHIONABLR DANOISa
AN1 ACADEMY, AT "a
MAkIsls ASSEMBLY ROOMS, II
N, between sth and 18TH streets, ~
The last quarter Of This season prepare
tory te the May Ball will conr ence on satnr-
Gay, March 2 Glasses fer the German are now
B-Priyste Instruction given to sol. the con-
'0pse"oe vi the papH se3S
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
~ AND PAkTIES.
Ihe undersigpsd would mos: res pee fully in
Iolm TIE ladies and gentle Of wasniuktou
and the District generally, that he 10 ct ali
zoe Aad ! aney Costume, either on loan or made TO
ofoer. De he's taken rooms at the we'll nown
tnsney sst.bhshmeRt of Chriatian Rsppert, E,I
happy to ..sit orders. CHARLIE BE RI Sl' %
Iase Oossumer 1t Ford. and Growers
re Il-Im- Theaters, Washington, D q
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MAOkrs,l AND ooDylsH. ~. g.
10 900 pounds large SHORE GOLDFISH.
p barrels No. AACK1RBL. 20
Just received and for sale q oar wharf, st the
foot Of seventh st. Q. Brown 2 SON.
dsls.u Ho. ass Ninth e.. bet. and r. '
j Botss; go. 6heraoter and Char aoserissio
1:., 2; W4i!Sls; Sis. AT. The Science q
sr;; seT u. OH ss9pt G.r IN .,s ssas;
iAlstrsted; a.. Ktseine thS Rod; 4 Novel, By
lda1nf Xatss; - cont. 2aoo Tor wealth, by ks1.
';Iaei Hsssn; "ssnss' FRANCE TAYLOR.
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THE EVENING STAR.

TER BAPTIsTs IN TIE UNITED Static
There are IN the United States and in the Ter
ritories l2,675 Baptist churches, with 1,O43 e41
members and s,O3S ordained ministers These
ngnres are from returns made In 1855, with the
exception of ~ Of the Southern States in which
the statistics are for 1850. or the States making
returns in 1865, New York stands highest, the
numbers being s26 churches, with SO, ie7 mem.
beers and rs ordained ministers The six New
England States have an aggregate Of $40
ehurcnes, with 97,gTl members and 100 min
listers There are 90 colleges in the United
States uBder Baptist influence. The oldest Of
theee Is Brown University, founded in 1854,
and the youngest 10 at Chicago, founded IN
1859. There are - Baptist theological institu-
lions.
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L Pss.enser and H1eiss, IN nsn SEW SkskIS
nnct 81 L,De ,hV , street oonnesu at HsmptOa
Weetern Railroad .nS a. 49, 80 swsnns snd
EsIisy RssiraUo 80 -, =. sasson WIN the Lehigh
direct line to Pittssurs and III. West 1itasus
change sfG 81 ssT.c LIME IN TN,
sundsys WEN ons T,.in ~ , ,es ,ne Mest, except
Sixty miles And tb,ss ha1,. .svst ths .,,.
to Chicago Ctncipnnus St Ionis W liz hne,
one change Of cars.
WINTER ARRkNoHgrNrs
Comm et ing January Z, Isy-Les1e Ne. vo,k q.
$50 A. M.-ror Easton, Bethlehem. m.uch
Chunk, WlIliamsport, Wilkesbarreo h.hsnoy
CitJ &C.
$40 A N. MAIL TRAIS-For bennington, Eas-
ton, Water Gap, Scranton, wiIkesbarre, Great
A. estern E1ore.s io &c E.stou. Allen
town, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the West vita
but one change ~ cars to Cincinnati or Chicsso,
and but two changes to ST. Leuis. Connects az
h;n suS Ste Naftnsrn Seatrsl and Phiistel-
sinns' INV e D0Aus' LUZ she snd TIE VII Ne
sia N. TRArN-For rasteu. Ausn.sx,- MANI,
S SSgE Mi1'Oarre' Heading fOt's'iIle, Harris.
os sR h"-F0r Ha'tOn. Bethlehem, and M.ueh
sP M.-FFor s s..scr K sGa FIssniast.n:
n.H,: . LryHinesen, S9Try, fris; &C. sleeping
ocHmP MWFop sa ,0~Iihimlsmspsrs'
80 P Nor semsryiiIe.
ton kiien,ovs Rs.a,ss 1P H.a,i.,ars 19r n
sp sIs sns car, through from Jsr,s, CIR, .
oq Hdsisus. f's aains ar. ru. to Bsr.s, po,,,
mstss or the West can b. obtained a, N,
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SINGULAR DKATH-Since the old bridge
three miles south of Lewisburg. West VIr-
Einia, was burned bv the rebel General Heth
the Greenbriar river has been crossed At that
point by means of ferry. On the Sd of this
mon h the lee in the river seemed about TO
break mp. Mr.. Hu,ter. the owner OF the terry
became afraid that the ferry rope would be
broken by the pressure. To prevent this he
climbed The tree TO which one end of the rope
was fastened, and cut one of the coils with his
knife. II is supposed that the heavy cable IN
unwindipg, struck him upon the head with
suCA force as TO produce instant death
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A "SERIOUs DIFFICULTY" ACCORDING To
MISSISSIPPI IDEAs-Under the heading ,sSe
nous DIfficulty," a Jackson, Mississippi pa
Per, OF the jth inst, tells in the course of fe w
lines, how. Daniel frentham. being fined for
rloious conduct by the Mayor of the adjoining
town of ' arden drew pistol an d attempted
10 shoot that person. But his hand was throw
up and the ball passed into the eye or a con-
stable standing behind the Mayor, killing hi 70
instantly. Grentham succeeded however in
hIttlng and probably killing the Mayor az the
next shot. We should call IL ..serious DIN
Guilty." indeed.
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RAILROADS.
1900 PDuNsYLvAHiA ROUTE 1867

1866 r,uss,I ssiA1 BOUT. 1867
&Ag 81
10 IN soHIHwIsF; SOUTH. AND sourH.
% q, i. sts.r November 10, MS, trains Will
W''ii!.s'0a-:II 90 s.n!l..or...-,s. Y N.
vi. Ism. :::.IA :ssss.srE g:,:..
e, ; ~. i.:S 's'f sS:iS: s0c.
" 10 S s:!'; r =: ' e 4. Vet.
sH ! s:,s:. :;.s e so0H ESTE.
3: =; e ;isf 4 6af0s
= g.: 3. Z =:
zen. .:sen.odstiOn: in Sleeping Cars for ri.
~. v1LKrESs, ., 5,s.ss .s; e b
ID b. Ii iiS"ss e. Gen. Pass Agent a.,y
b1SF sEEx xsb
- Es
Trains between wa.SinasoSS and New fcrS ia Ar.
now run a. follows. viz:
IOk klW YORK, without change Of cars
A. Leave daily Except Sunday at f8 .. N ard
,ioR NEW roBK, changing cars ss PhiisaeI-
Le.,s daily ts.e.p. Sunday, .. HIS .. m. and
IOR PHILADELPHIA,
Lss nS d:,iy Ls.cspt So Ddsy) At 7.s and i = g.
ON SUNDAY
N only.
Sleeping cars for Hew Ysrk on % ,. m. train
daily.
Through tickets to Phil dslphia, New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at sill hours
N the day. a. we'll as At the once ~ the
Fankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, hetween 9Th and II streets.
See baltimore and ohio Railroad adv ertisement
ior schedule between Washington, Baltimore,
il. WILSON, Master Of Trans portatien.
COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. k0OHTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
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urday. 'S'o AOeP'
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All otbsr
trains daily. except Sunday
Passengers b. Mail Train sc to WilItau.nor,
without change OF cars, and arrive at Leck Hs-
Passengers ~ ii all Train go 70 Car Hale ans
ChamhersbuIs Without Oh ange of care
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on application
al the Ticket Office. 631 Ches IL at street
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: Just received, . large variety Of articles %.
lected par dcuIsry fer the eeming reeep On Sea-
son. -. z. II. KING son.
ae - Cor. VI, ave- And I6I ~
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- On Wednesday evening three or four
humans went to the house of a respectable
farmer, named Bennington, near West Hoo
sick In Eeansselaer comfy, New York. for tn 2
purpose of robbins him of a large amount of
money be was known to have. On entering
the house the villains tied and gagged Mr.
Harrington and his wife, and brutality used
them They then searched the premises, but
only succeeded in finding n We dollars, with
whlth they decamped, and have not since
been heard of Mrs. Harrington suffered
severely from he treatment she received
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TRtGTbET SALE OF VALUABLE VINE.
GGn MnhD, ktAk TIN NATIONAL RACE
Rf NAGLE D CO., Auctfoneers,
- Salesroom No. 39S Penn, avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sts,

Rf NAGLE CO, Auctfoneers
- sAeeroom NO SSs Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sts,
nASLE 60 will ,sive their personal attention
to the sale Of Real ga. and Household Furni.
tnre. Also, to the So g Of stocks OF Groceries
Wines, Liquors, AID Merchandise of every de.
serlpuOn, Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on nsignmepts
regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES
Dh1, THURSDAY; and SATURDAY, at 10
oCiecks HAGLE 90,
jail u Auctioneers.
HENRY OOLMAN = co, AUCTION Ann
COMMISSlON MEROaANTS
Nos ~ and 1913 PeBns. sy.. bet 9Th and nth ats
Sales at auction every Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturday morning and evening ~
r. Y. bkOOhER, Salesman
p fgi, .ssoFtment 81 Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes.
A. nrD aIg Geeds. Croekery. Tim Ware, stove
vanced on eonsi snments private SAFE oa'n I'D
wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hardware and
lin ware, stoves, &c, Nos. 227 and 231,
eth street between NJ and N.
large quantity of Government stock, consist
Ing OF Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Shirts Clothing
carts, Harness, Wagons, Wagon Wheels, Wheel
pafre vs. Trucks, Platform Scales Counter Scales
CtQckery, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar, Psiat, ami S. q Al
joints stove Pipe Also, large quantity of second,
hano stoves. with many other articles tos mn
msrous 70 enumer ate. The goods nearly pev
and VIII be sold at almost any price to s1it
"a io-lm II. OOLMAN co
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ss Rs ssSs! ~ us sEAz'.

OONeULT1kG PHYSIOIA Ms AND SURGEONS
r los a. d: HAkNES, II. D., Surgeon General.
Jos; Billy, IN D.. Georgetpwl.
TH9S; MILLEk q. p, street. Washinston.
N,P yOHNsTON, ii. b., " Washington.
SRAETON TYLER, a. D., GeorsstoWn.
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NJ street and PenR,a avenue md ret VI ,u W.
Glsss o. PHILADELPHIA Ali Ter live OsntSs.
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+ COLUMBIA ResPITALL FOB WOMB
LYlN0-lN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street circle y corner Of II street,
WAahinRfan. ID o.

This InsH tuition has been established for the re-
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
Of such females q may require the comforts Of the
The building 10 situated In the most healthy psr.
ton Of the District, surreunded By its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every i've mfnutAs
!Tsrsno of admission From S6 to Gle per week.
IN accordance with the room required. pay able IN
advance. This includes Board, MediofneG IA.
zeal and Surgical attendance.
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Ore sfs Tor admission TO the tree beds IN this hos
HtelS tot " Inch there 80, oan be obtained OF
s9e ssrEeeH II chief at THIS once 1s4 4street or
Hall. Gurley. Gillette, and Ooombs. -. p,
wives and widows Of soldiers desiring Admission
army. = p q =
Pstisnts living 1t distance whs desire 10 come
to this Institution for treatment secure private
rooms by applying By letter 70 the matron Of the
ho sI tsA:o,v A.b. GILLETTE d p.
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TTItnS Leare Depot, Va.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-01


Mr.. Price moved that the House Doii-eonons
In the Senate amendments, and ask Tor COM
mnttee of conference. avE 80,
A committee of conference was appointed.
Mr. Sloan, from the conference committee IN
the Joint resolution for the relief OF contractors
| for the construction of war vessels, made a
| report which was agreed to.
The Senate agrees to the Housa amendment
restricting its application to contracts made
after Nav 1st, 1861, and before, January LIST,
1864, and with an amendment extending its
provisions to the contract of VIM. III. Webb of
New York, for building the Dunderberg, con-
sideration being the increased cost arising
from any alteration of the plan or specifca-
tions made during the progress of the work.
A committee of conference was asked for on
the disagreeing amendments to the following
bills and joint resolutions; Providing for the
allotment of members of the Supreme Court
&C.; the House joint resolution for giving GER
tain public property to the State Of Ohio;
bill transferring the Indian Bureau to the
War Department; the House bill, for the or
ganizatiOn of land districts in certain terri
tories.
After lengthy debate Mr.. Lynch's motion
to table the compound interest bill was mega
tived % to II. -
Mr.. Concklins motion to concur in the SEN
ate amendments was lost by 81 to S3.
The House then non-concurred and asked
for a committee of conference.
The Senate amendments to the House Joint
resolution for the erection of an equestrian
statue of General Scott, were eoncurred in
after which the House adjourned. iti ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-01

CINCINNATI, Feb 49,
Flour unchanged; sales of superfine at rs a 1Og
Winter and trade brands at II 80 a Is 30. Wheat
frmer; sales No. Spring at As; extra at 60 a
60; No. 2 at 20 a 2 20. Corn steady but less ac-
tive; sales at 81 q CSC in elevator and II q 7sc in
sacks. Oats firm at SIC for No. in elevator Rye
firm 20 for No. 2. Whiskey frmer and held at &c
in bond; no sales. Mess pork firm but not much do
ing; sales country packed at 20 0O city not offered
below ~ 30. Bulk meats active; purchases were
made on orders from New York; sales 100 900 lbs at
y 9tc loose, and 10!c for shoulders sides and hams
Bacon in better demand and prices shade higher
shoulders at 9c; sides 10ac clear ribbed sides II
clear sides at 12. Sugar cured hams at Ia "a 15Ic
plain hams at 20c all lpickled Lard is not offered
dull at "a 26c for fresh central Ohio Eggs dull at
10 "a Ice. Exchange firm at 90 per $1,000 buying and
Ito premium selling. The money market is un-
changed and easier at a 81 per cent, the demand
being light. +
Galvesten Market.
GALVESTON, Feb 81.
CottOn-sales 245 bales; market depressed low
Middlng at 1st in specie; receipts $500 bales. Gold
at 1879.
COmmercial.-.Per Gable.
.4- FRANKFORT, Feb. 81, Evening.
United States $40 bonds closed this evening at s2h
for the issue of 1862 coupons.
Middling uplandsat 13ad.
Cotton-sales II 900 bales; Middling uplands are
quoted at 13sd. NJaS = 1E.1s
..-......... LONDON, Feb. %, Evening.
Consols for money 91a.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares $751; Illinois Central shares 76t ex-dv Unit
ed States 6-20's 734. 1.a
LONDON, Feb. 20, Noon.
COnsos for money closed at 81.
AMERICAN SEoURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares II, ex-div Erie Railroad
shares 81. United States 5-20's 70.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, Noon
The Cotton market opens firmer to-day, and con-
sderably more active inquiry good both for specua
ton and manufacture; sales to-day will probably
stufsl generally quiet. Corn firm at 37s Provisions
unchanged. 81
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-01
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE BILE.

VENICE Feb. ~.
Garibaldi arrived in this city yesterday from
Florence. He was greeted with the most I'M
bounded enthusiasm,
PARIS, Feb. q.
One of the reforms proposed by the Emperor
the adjustment of the reply to the address
from the throne-is peculiarly unpoper. The
liberal party insist upon the preservation Of
this privilege.
In the French Court of Admiralty, in the
case of the United States against Arman files,
an appeal of the United States against the de-
cree requiring the payment to the court of a
certain sum of money as security for the costs
of the suit, was again rejected.
LONDON, Feb. o.
The party called the Adullamites, under the
leadership of Mr.. Roebuck have resolved to
Join their forces with the liberals
The English Court of Admiralty, in the case
of the steamer Alexander, to recover which
United States Consul Dudley recently began a
suit, has required security for the costs in the
event of the cause being decided for the de-
PENDANTS. The final decision is reserved until
the performance of this preliminary.
LONDONDERRY, Feb %, Noon.
The steamship Moravian, from Portland Feb
18th, arrived last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-01
WASHINGTON.
Campaign against the Indians.
The Memorial from the Utah Leg.
islature.
THE RECONSTRUCTION BILL.
WARRINGTON, Feb. %.

SCI WARRINGTON, Feb %.
Gen. Aaron Ward, of Westchester N Y
died here last night,
1t is stated that the medical quartermasters
department have received instructions relative
to the coming campaign to be inaugurated
against the Indians from the department Of
Missouri, about the 10th of March. The prop
er proportion of surgeons hospitals stewards
ambulances and medical stores and necessary
transportation will be furnished.
Some days ago memorial from the legisla-
ture of Utah was presented to the House of
Representatives, asking that the anti-polyga-
my law as applied to that territory, should be
repealed for reasons stated. The memorial was
referred to The judiciary Committee, who to-
day made report, in which they in strong
terms1denounced polygamy as contrary to the
spirit of the Christian religion, and relic OF
heathenism and barbarsm, and subversive OF
the ma rriage relation in all natious where it is
tolerated. If this is in consequence of the ne
glect of the Federal judges, they ought to be
removed; but if the failure arises from other
causes, it is the duty of the President to see
that the law is executed
The President will soon issue proclamation
recognizing Nebraska as a State when the
Senators and Representatives will be admitted
to Congress-.
1t was rep orted this afternoon that the veto
of the reconstruction bill would be sent in to-
night, but guessing was again at fault, and ii
is now looked for tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-01
A SMUGGLING ORGANIZATION
IN ENGLAND.
Santa Anna and his Friends.
PARTICULARS OF GREAT GOLD
BHINDLE.
NEW XoRE Eah 90

NEW YORK, Feb. 49,
Information has been received by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury that steps have been TAX
en- towards forming an organization among
merchants in England for the purpose of SNUG
Cling goods into the United Statss through
Canada, if the high tariff bill becomes a law.
Gabor Napheyl, formerly the host of Santa
Anna on Staten Island, was arrested yester-
day, charged with obtaining money under false
pretences. He declared that his name was
Sourenberg, and gave bail in $1,000; but on
leaving the court was again arrested on civil
process, and again released on giving bail in
two sureties for $3.50 each. Santa Anna will,
it is said, bring suit against Napheyl.
the particulars of the gold swindling opera
ton in May, 1866, by which broker named
John Ross fraudulently obtained 100000 in
gold from various bankers in this city, have
finally come to light. The money was obtained
by gold certificates, apparently signed by the
Continental Bank. Ross ESCAPED with his
booty in avessel named the Dakato, which was
kept in readiness for the purpose of carrying
him away. He is now presumed to be in Bra
zil where he is safe from the clutches of Unit
ed States officials, there being no extradition
treaty between the two countries Several
suits have grown out of the case, two firms su-
ing the Continental Bank for the sums of the
gold certificates, and claiming the signatures
as genuine.