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C0NtntissiG?a Merchants.

IWY.eE, GOTTEN IL CO., COTTON
r g.CTCgS ANp GENERAL COMMISSION
'E-IHAE IT'S, lCJ WEST LOMBARD STREET,
saTINphE.
..-.r l-rsonal attention given TO sales OF COT
!ubACC0, and GSAi IN.
-.--,o General " alter Gwynn. y c., General
..gg I. anderson, Colonel q. Z. ToDpklns, b.
: mos. Glchu uOnd, Va
..N.r GWYSS. of Baltimore
Z CoT7EN. late Of Tarboro', N. C.:
alter GWYEN, JR., late OF South Carolina.
/. ...-.pd3mSsw3rn
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Arm BRoKES.-Mr. Howard n brakesman
on the Virginia Central railroad, had his arm
broken on Friday near Staunton by being
clught between two cars.
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HEyRIco COUNTY CouRr.-This court was
occupied Saturday with the transaction of
civil business.
To-day was appointed for the trial of John
Turner, indicted for horse-stealing but we
understand, IN important witness being abb
sent, the counsel for the prisoner are not
ready to proceed.
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f. Az & JhCKSCN'S SAWS. One
cage .. there unriraiied 80 s-hand,
p'. Greet from lie makers. F1r care az low
j. '-rt !.st.e Wy CaAkAkS r! ! TO-,
1855 Ii ain s.reei.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER o

MINIATURE acknowledgements IL, 1867.
sun rises, $50 Noon sets. ............ 500
sun sets .,...... 5c4 High lido, P. M.... 90
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THANKS 10 agent Southern Express CoinPa
ny for Norfolk papers Of Saturday.
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, STORE FOR SALE
50. harrels gXTHA FAMILY and SUPER
I.HE FLCCk,
$50 bushels PRIME OATS,
= asushels CHOICE RYE,
80 busuels Cu.N,
s.6l.Ia, EW Y0SK HAY,
% barrels sai half barrels FAMILY ROE
HEM NGS.
.sr expected, cargo ss7 bales NEW yoSK HAY.
l.. Pow EkS,
Grain and Flour Dea Ter,
l5I0 Main street
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RET0LUTIONARY SENTIMENTS.
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IlOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST

State. on the corner OF vsnable and Aosby FRI
streets, Union Bill. The house has nge:GAe
rooms bssides the store 70 om-au In rst,Into
order newly painted and papered. Also, DIV ELL.
Gau adjoining, containing five rooms. ,eaa bo.n
h.ck iii fsst. Also a GARDEN, attached In rear,
fronting So feet on Mosby street. running back ia
fact Eli well enclosed There ~ also on tne
plaza a No stable, containing SIX sails car
Rage house wood house, and coal house. por
cash bargain may be had for the whole: ZOE
further nfor nation, apply at l54O MAIN Stasst ~
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MAYORS C0rRr-REcoRpEK REGSArLT PRE-
sIDISG-SArrRDAY MoRNISG.-Adaiine Wash
ngtou, Robert Jackson, and William Gwath-
mey (negroes), were arraigned for having i'll
their possession q lot Of chickens stolen from
Mr.. j. T. Rogers. The whole party was sent
on to answer indictment, and were baifed for
their appearance each in the sum of $l5o.
Ada Claiborne (negress), charged with steal
ing q purse containing forty-hve dollars in
currency from Betsy Southall, was arraigned.
Betsy gave evidence TO the effect that she had
gone TO q ball given by Ada Claiborne, and
after arriving at the ball she pulled off her
cloak and "fixins,n and in the cloak was a
pocket book con tanning the money. She gave
the cloak to Ada, and a. de fuss thing she
| heard, de money was gone and Ada Claiborne
alookn for it,
Recorder to Ada" Have you any questions
| to ask this woman? 2?
| Ada" Yes, sir; jess lem me tell you all
bout it,"
Recorder .-"That's not asking questions.
| don't wish to hear any Of your stories
Ada was rather slow to understand that she
could rot have her say in the matter, but
when she did, she poured in 4 volley or inter-
roga tories worthy of Il Philadelphia lawyer :
| " Now, Betsy, didn't you say, sey you, dat
YOU said?'' ''Ah, ha! Well den, if you said
dat dat you sey, didnrt you say 50 also ;ass
whar L want you Now, didn't you sny dat
sey dat you didn't say datnobody else said dat
l had and didn' / have de money! All, ha !.
Jess go-on." "Wcl, den, my dear court, you
see how it is desc three women done gone
back on me, and swore 10 Il lie.
Here the Recorder put stop to the whole
matter by directing the whole party to clear
out.
Betsy went out rs though but poorly salts
fled, and Ada with the salutation, THANK
YOU, my dear court Thank you bowed
herself out of the courtroom.
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/ n. WlnLIAMSON formerly of A.
= s,okes j. Coz, WHOLESALE GROCER
4.ac0MM SsIoN MEECHANT, Nos; 1915 and
s nsry street, between Thirteenth and Eirgl MA
1ra.s Eichmoni, Va. win give stric. attention
ale Of COUNTkY PRODUCE. and pledges
i. patrons full market prices and prompt re-
:~.
.5-acss will be made on conslsnments In
~, by permission, to Planters National
.-t Virginia: A F. Harvey, Esq: President
.a a,l Sank OF Virginia; Messrs, HaIvsys q
m.: Msssr. 4. \ Sroses S Co. aessrs. d.
lay y Co Bankers; Harrison, Goddln i
...ua ~. fs:s'c Arct'cneers.
"E4. 80. ..crpa-r 10, 1885,. oc I-Sm
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EOR SALE, the excellent FAMlLI
RESrDENCE stlnding at the northwest -
corner Of FIRST and Cary streets: FOR con. on. EG
city. simple accommodation for servants new
brick stable and carriage house Prics low anu
terms very liberal. Inquire on the premises
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS.-The boats
~ OF tho JAMES RlxEkp AaEETTSsss5zzsSs.HsssM
viii leave the dock as usual m,,rno
nronptly at II o. clock n on T TUESDAYS, THuho'
Frsiaht and tolls on goods for Lynehbrrg ana
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid st .he op
tion OF the shipper Freight received ana oeiisei-
ed at my office, on the dock k..u,
Way freight will not be delivered uli 'hafss'
are paid. e't'.
nonts :. to'heo 10 A'u 'I RDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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Demand for Removal Of City Officers

THREATS OF BLOOD AND VIOLENCE
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RADICAL MEETING.

INCENDIARY SPEECHES OF Hun.
NICUTT AND LINDSEY.
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ReaL Estate for Sale.
BY Harrison, Goddin u Appperson,
lucttouesrs and Real Estate Agents.

v1XCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT
Hos THE NORTH SIDE or CRAZE GR, ISs., Bk,
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTkEsre ron
SALR.-We ara authorized to sell an exeehsnt
BRICK TENEMENT located as above. II nas
reven rooms, besides htehen with iour roSsa 30 isa
fsst to a n alley. The premises in comfortable
repsir, and the location very desirable: Apply 70
80 ., AuctionesB.
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!" :" YORK NET AND TWlNE
d.; -; ! ss5!,5 s5sSs srs.t IN 1870
al rxrs importers Of GlLLlNd
Z, a1S aad TwI>Rs. 3os rs. 30. IS. lo-two
re c'fE. DEIh hFST * JrEALkMoN. J
80 Too BARCLAY stras:. Ssw York
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IS, GUNS, GUNS
n. ". ..TIGG0R. GUEMsKEa, ~TT
-''tLil stree, near Franklin, ~ T D
I1nd svrTy description Of ~&SlER
ms, AMMUNITION, and S~NVN U
~. y. LkTlULES generally. "
l,.tie.- pIices. II. kiDGs Of REpA ihiH
-- t"rl tty4 and at low rat4s oc lo-lm
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BACON AND LARD.
y 5hcSshesds PRIME BREAST and MID
DING BACON,
5ucrces Cassaris * Sons NEW SUGAR
CCHEp HAMS,
5Lsrrsis PRiMGLEAF LARD,
81 boxes PRIME FACTORY CHEESE, OF
.Gperior quality.
ceases GRsaN PICkLES, in I 10 l-gal-
Ion jars. for sale by
.-, GEORGE HERRING & Co
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.,.DDrS FNTRA HAMS.-75 extra
.,-cs Hams, IS country cured Hams.
| DANDRiDGE & ANDERSON
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,,rCK WHEAT AND S Y RU P.-50
i rs-, virstnta Mountain Ruckwhest Flour zoe
... ,Epss:or Golden Syrnp.
nhSnhIDGE s ANDERSON
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,,\pnrS. CAM DLES.-l50 whole
{ ,,s nxl. boxes kphMAATlNS CANDLHs
\ ...tysI aud for sale by
q, 'f''' knREET :. WILLIAMS 4 CO,
corner of Cary ard Fourteenth streets.
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2I TUB IS PRIME z G o S II e N
~ SITTER;
% tabs primo Factory CH EESE:
- barrel. Merchants 3 3 SUGAR;
81 barrels Cn--apsak- " tEGaE;
2. b.rrris Morriss's SUG RS, all grades:
ossr"l- Crushed, Gus Loaf, aat Pulverized
SEG AkS;
gr ragreIs Mslchants' SYEUP;
- .gIgis NorT.ss'3 GOLDEN SfEUP.
For sale by
..rls ARMISTEAD & GARY.
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fHE GREATEST LUXURY IN TIL F.
world Is good Tes-ths place TO buy it, 72l
/. - street. Guupo@Ger Tea o! the best quality,
second quality ian excellsnt ar,icIe), 81.
a'4.- 1rado. CT Teas. OF the best QuSlity. In
sr...u. Roasted Coffee IsSnsd aad brown
LIS, J. h. 4 ANTHONI'S Tea Store,
six doors above the Spotswood Hotel.
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., EAEEELS NO. 3 MACKERkL,
1II Is ki,s No. PICKED FAMILY MA KS.
KSL,
,aa husha!s RAIH, FIR pis>iorers' use;
So hsrr.:s CIoEk VINEGAR,
.rsc.,gca pc: schooner Nelly Brown, and for
ID s., Is. WARDwRLJ.
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.y.aUR. FLOUR, FLCUR-Five hun
: --d barrels yALLEy TNT2A and sU.
3., .uU consignment for sal. by
a.. WA3GVAER & HARVEY.
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IA TUBS PRIME LEAF LARD for
wAGGoNER & HARVEY.
IN 6AR!:F.L PURE CIDER VINE
d GAA io- sale By
~ WAGGONER j. HARVEY.
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NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
& MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY; &1A
rhe new and elegant side. wheel %YET
.lea mship SARATOGA, kIsG com NSuazas&2niA
mandrr. will leave her wharf at ats,ssssAsH..S
aocketts on TUESDAY, November c,osn lI.n'
Fare. Sl2 Hound tickets, x2o stesrage, 20,
Through bills signed to Boston, Mass. For irelsht
- SAMUEL AYRBS & co.,
no1l-2t Main and Eleventh streets.
g1OR CHARTER, the b A r q U e
II WILLIAM RENNIE," now discharg- tft 4
ing At City Point viii be ready, in n6oat $srfE
tan days. Capacity I5u hcgsheads, or a0oo-sszsz.
DarrGl' uguf' DAVENPORT & co..
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ShSppj9lg.

s1OR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
J'iYaN poWHATAN STEAMBOAT es=E1S.-l
DMPkNY-CHEaPES RoUTE---
PREIGliTS REDUCE D-No CHahGE FOX
WHskFAGE BY THIS LINE-So TRANSMIT
HSNT OF GOODS. .--Lsaves Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY, and sATuKDAY inNns hsSTes haihs &c s
n'ciock A. m.-stsamsr PETERS BURG. Captain
ROBERT TRAvgKs, viii leave here EDNEs-
DAY MORNING ut o'clock. Freight re.
csiyed every day Sunday excapted) up to o
o'clock r. NJ This steamer has splendi Id saloons,
sti,taroorns, and passenger Accommodations Fere
reduced to THREE DOLLAR Meals aud STATE
rooms extra. For freight or passage apply to
DAVID & WILLIAM CURRlE.
Cfice at Charles T. Workman Co.'s. fiteentn
street. NJ II-es
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-,rnI~R. FLOUR.-300 barrels VLR~
INA FAMILY, FNTRA. and sUPERFINE
! r 4 81 .avo,ite hr&nGs, IN store and for .ale
ta '"' : NJ WILLIAMSON,
G n Nos 1916 and 1918 Cary street
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HCRG OLD VINEGAR.-On coDsign-
| r.-:, TX BARRELS OLD ISLE OF WIGHT
l., VINEGAR, for sale Dy
HCLST & KING,
a-,. Fourteenth stree: near Exchange Hotel.
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THE DISPATCH.
Groceries, DC.

vIEp BEEF NEW SUGAR
Lsrd salmon, MackercL and CcdGsh.
Eat Hun DLEY & TATUM.
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"No, it won't. We must have his word
backed by some official act showing him
to be in sympathy with us and in favor of
the doctrines we advocate. We won't
take any mans word after what we've gone
through. Grant must come out and show
his hand as pronounced Republican, or
ne can't get my support. l don't know
that my support amounts to much; but
what little there is Of it will go in the right
directiOnN -
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY sHEEr

cpal points said 10 be as foliows-Suppresscn OF
the previous authorization required Tor the estab
lishment oi iournal maintenance OF the present
u caution money! TO be aeposi ed, and which Is fy
thousand francs; the stamp 10 he reduced from six
four centmes FOR city journals and from three to two
for those Of the departments; ell charges against the
press to be referred 10 the correctional tribunals which
may suspend entirely suppress Journal after two
condernnalions within two years lmpr sonment in
offences Of the press entirely suppressed The same
project also accords liberty to printers and to
establish themselves without the special license now re-
qrired OF them for that purpose
have reason 70 believe that these statements are
true, ani that this really liberal change win do much TO-
wards coUcatng to the government the larger portion
OF the press itself.
The ball at the Tueriez evening Of February %, was
unusually brilliant about four thousand persons being
present TIE Empress atlred In white satin,
trimmed with roses the leaves sparkling with brants
The Princess C.otilde robe of white muslin
Amongst the guests Queen Christina Prince Mus
tapha Pasha brother Of the Viccroy Of Egys the am
bassadors OF Russia, Prussia. spin Italy and Turkey
the ministers of Denmark, Bavaria and Portugal and al
the great political financial and artistic noabcs OF
the capital There also present several representa-
lives Of the press from the rural departments Of France
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
REFORM IN ENGLAND.
our LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

The Derby.Disrac.i Bill and Tory Conces.
si0ns In Parliament.
LoSpos. Feb. 27, 1857.
The reform question in Parliament has assumed
another phase Mr. Disraeli ,ae most accomplish.
cd OF political srategiss has withdrawn the vague and
abstract resolutions which have occssoned 80 much
discussion, and has agreed to bring in bill some time
next week. More than this, he has succeeded in
trapping the opposition into constructive pledge that
the second reading OF the bin shall not be opposed Thus
he has not only gained another week two Of valuable
time, but he has completely outnankcd the opposition
who held meeting yesterday and resolved to oppose the
resolutions which Mr. Disrael has just dextcrously
abandoned. Tho steps which have led up 10 this new
position Of affairs are very Interesting
CONSERVATIVES PARTY.
You have already been advised OF the call for meet
Ing Of Lord Derbys supporters last Monday afternoon.
The assembngc a very large one aud to cvcrybodys
surprise II was also very unanimous The tories, with
Ill their dislike 70 reform, fe. that the crisis i'm
porian, and tina, their only hope to follow their
ieaaers. Lord Derby made speech In which he an
nounoed 'hat was the intention or the government TO
oner areduced and extended franchise estimated ad
mt soo,ooO more Englishmen TO the polls He added
snas this was TO be his effort to settle the reform
question: and that this failed he would never accept
omce asAL INC Idea OF 10000 voters startled
she tories 10 did this personal declaration OF Lord Derby
pnd the result the noble ,easor of ,ha
tives received tie hearty assurances 20
With this understanding tho meeting broke an 10 u.
assemble upon the ministerial benches the sa.a
evening
THE Hovss OF coxMoxa
The excitement In and around Westminster palasc IN
Monday was most intense. Outside several hundred
persons waited TO see and cheer the members Of Paro
mont they drove up. Inside the hall Of people
were gathered In the hope Of being admitted 10 tho
ntranrors gallery Tho House OF Lords was compara
Itlvsly deserted Again, a. upon the occasion Of Mr.
DsrHsls opening Of the reform debate, the Hcuss Of
Commons was nled with most distinguished audience
again the Prince Of Wales the Duke Of Edinburgh ana
)se Duke OF Cambridge present Again tho floor OF
be House was 90 closely packed with members III at
me were obliged 70 st upon the steps stand against
lho walls The opposition benches were especially full
There was very little cheering the leaders OF the two
srsss entered A before the curiosity Of The assem-
eass overcame any considerations Of personal interest,"
4sA nisht N Iliamsnt win not soon b fOrxot~n The
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
Relations Of the Holy See to Itnly--Thc Pspal
Army aad ils Duties.

Relations Of the Holy See tO Ifaly-Thc POpal
Army aad hs Duties.
Rome (Fcb 23) correspondence Of Paris Patriel
Victor Emanucls envoy does not seem In a hurry 10
quit Rome. Somo suppose be will proIong bis stay til
return at once with the title OF Official asent Of the
Italian government to the Holy Soo The religious qucs.
itlcaI ssr FASTENED TO commence neeoatons ms with In
Cardinal Antonelll the custom house, post Office tee-
graphs, the bank, oxtradition, &o In word ON all the
questions Of which the solution could facilitate under
standing between the two States and contribute TO the
well being Of both Tho ground was long since prepared
by tho French embassy, and NJ Tonello will only havo
rather what lsboriousy sown and BESIDES the dis
Greet but always powerful mediation Of Count dc Sarges
will never fall HIM rsess viii @ BE no written M co1ven
Of the similar administrations At Rome and Florence
to come 70 an arrangement Afterwards on tho de.
cated by the Pontincs government The Italian Envoy
with his wife and secretary present at all the cere
has closed bis door to the sconicned even 70 these
with tho slightest tngc He has even carried his nde
pendence 20 far a. 70 appear u the theatre after the pre-
hibiiion Of the committed Ho is on excellent terms
with several Of the cardinals and preates noted for the
moderation OF their ideas and with the French Embassy
where he mosts with the best reception
The effective OF the Ponti1cai army, which on the 5th
OF January was IL lSs, had risen the 18th OF Feb
blythe French legion the zouaves, the foreign Chas
eeurs, and the auxares The legion has received 538
recru: and at present numbers 522 men, one-half
Zouaves have risen from 7,9 to 1917 Of whom 7O2
In Rome and 2l5 at viterbo third battalion is
,sS z ses c sar 1as :Se S os7 rs
Rome, the rest are disseminated among the provinces
where brgandags prevails. Finally tho auxiliaries
sort Of National Guard specially established for the re-
precision Of brgandage have been raised from 500 10
200 They are divided into squadrons. Every man re-
ceives franc 30 cents day when on servce and II
armed and equipped by the military administration.
THIS body renders great services from its knowledge OF
the localities II contains many land owners and has
more than once displayed admirable bravery. To sum
up the augmentation has taken place principally among
Foreigners the native element with the exception OF
the corps Of auxaris has remained nearly stationary
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

Venice In reality with view to the elections Yessee
day Journal which Is destined to become the organ ~
the opposition, published lis aIs number, and the rs
page contains in large type and in the form Of an adves
tsement the following appeal
curing liberty threatened and endangered BY cerica ana
a The EFFORTS Of a. free msP oush. e be s
neither the partisans Of bertcde projects should hare
make eonos osas aa Ss sm1s and a. Paa The seps
raj elections either ruin the nation mafs
The sa ar sas soldiers P q
Which and aos not .
itself 70 BE- questioned which dscord and corrupts
psrosn @ ought sas % Ss
p9 sa s ,p But 4:
sindicaon Of liberty Of and the triumph q
poll every man Your votes win tel the World Of What gov
worthy and whether we deserve 70 be sss
You will yourself Judge Of the scope Of this procama
tion. That Ia the only TO be given to such mani
themselves some connne themselves to publishing the
document. others say nothing at all about Y which =
less compromising. The intervention OF Garbaldi, wha
up to this time has not meddled with elections may
have the effect Of giving energy to the opposttoo
and acceeratng is action but on the other hand the
substance OF the manifesto renders any
between the cercals and the Le impossible But In tho
Southern provinces most Of the opposition deputies only
owed their election to the cooperation more or eeS
avowed, of the clergy That TOOK place tnero wnicn
isgs nspPsn'd IN many departments france ''n .'''
The men whom Garibaldi desgnates a. aocomplioa q
nss rhe y yperboo l.bsr strong and tho clerical
journals of Paris will be not little surprised Tne
Avanguardd, which began its career with this stroke
destined replace the Dir which has decidedly ens
tered ministerial waerz Notwithstanding this procles
nation, many persons think that Greece n the real oo
ccs Of Garbads journey B1t this % .ss
General for the Hellenic cause.
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

The Dominican Treaty European Pelicy-Ths
Caxneau Treaty Revived.
The treaty just concluded between the United stasse
ana the Dominican repubcoccupying the eastern two
thirds OF the island Of Haytis nearly identical with the
one negotiated 1854 by General Caznesu and which
tho French and British governments Of that dsyviewsd
with SO much dislike, that they paraded naval force
before The city OF s. Domingo TO coerce the feeble
Of that young republc TO- recedc from 10
ratification This Interference was followed By the -
sumption Of her old colony OF ST. Domingo by spain
who pumed herself highly TINS having extinguishcd
the Monroe doctrine and the Dominican republic toRetheu
at one blow. Tho Dominicans rose against their Span:
ish invaders, and recovering their independene
nationality, offered The United States the use o. the
Bay Of samana for naval depot ON the basis originally
agreed upon with General Cazneau. This generous
proiTcr was, after long hceitahon-wncn was kecny
felt by the Dominican ENTHUSIASTICALLY considered
at Washington. Mr. Frederick Seward went out In the
United states steamer Gettysburg, In December last 70
close up the arrangement bat there was some hitch In
the sfsr and he returned somewhat disappointed u 10
thought SILL II is cerlrSn that we shall soon obtain In
samana the best naval station in the Antilles the
terms Of the Casneau Greatly OF 1854.
The Dominican gceernmen, has also conceded several
mining and railway charters American citizens and
national character well enterprise seems 70 BE-
looming up In new but highly promising proportions N
that long neglected island
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

TRIESTE, March l. 1887.
The Levant stcamer has arrived with accounts from
Consantinople OF the 23d Paras OF the 24h uitmo
Discord was spreading among the insurgents The
ganization OF the Greek army being actively
timed Largo quantities OF nan boon ordered Of
French manufacturers. Tho Greek volunteers made
prisoners In Gambia had been at liberty by the Turk
ish government
CAIRO, March l. 1857
The OF increase in the Egyptian army is con-
tradcted. The Viccroy has, the contrary ordered
the reduction OF one-half oil his forces
BUCHAREST, March l, 1857.
Colonel Saloman, formerly Minister Of War to Prince
Couza, has again taken service In the army.
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

The Radical Repnb.iran Agitation NJ the
EIc~fiors-Demonsfrntio Of the KinG's
esovcrnBens.
[Fiorcnce lFeb 2s) correspondence Of Paris Debats1
My last letter Announced the very unexpected arrival
or Garibsdi. Every was asking why the General
had quilted hfs reireG Was he 10 take part In
the electoral agtaoD 10 give his aid TO the PhhelenIo
committees or simply 70 pay tho venetian1 the visit he
had long promised y II aprears that Uaribaldi has
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

The Discussions In the Corps Legfslatlf-
Claims of Jules Favre aud the Rcpubli.
cans-Wnshington,s Birthday Celebration
The Inst Ball at the Tuiicries-Thc Grand
Exhibition Revised Constitutional
The New York herald., 1867-03-13

Severe Battles In Crete and Dcfent OF the
Tnrhs-The Discomfort md Insurrecti0nnry
Movement Extending, &c.
The following Crctan dispatches reached Paris, by