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The national Republican., 1867-12-09
nEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UNITED STATES PAr.Sr OFFICE,
w WAsHiSdToS, November q, 1877,
On the petition Of WARREN GALE, Of Peekskill, N.
r. praying for the extention Of patent granted to
him the 7th day Of March, 1854, for Improvement
in the GuAge o. Straw Cutters for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place the
i Is ordered ths ths ssid petition be heard at tho
next, at u clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to nle
n the Patent ONCE their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least Denfv days before the day
Of hearngi all testimony fled by either party, to be
used 4 the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mled In accordance with the Iues Of the ONCE ch
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
mony, must be hled in the office tpenty days before
the day Of hearingi the arguments, any, within ten
Ordered, also, that this notice bo published in the
REPuBLIcAS and the Inteiligsncer, Washington, D.
g., aud In the New York Atlas, New York, N Y ,
once week for three successive weekSi the hrst Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day Of h caring. T. Q. THEAKER,
deI.Wed3t CommissiO OF Patents
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A Prominent Citizen Killed-Burninx
OF Bridge-Consecration OF n Ga.
thadraI

BURLINGTON, VI, Dec. s.-yictor Wright.
president OF the State Agricultural Society, and
Appointment citizen OF Middleburg, was thrown
from his wagon and instantly killed on Friday.
The Vernon Central railroad bridge at North
field, three hundred feet long and seventy feet
high, was burned to-day.
The conservation Of st. Mary's cathedral 90
CURED In this city to-day.
Archbishop McCiaskey preached the eonsecra-
tion sermon. The cathedral Is the finest edlfce
In the State.
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GRAND OPENING.
ShMEsTIc AND PRsrCh CONFECTIONERY,

4 Hstiuf moved to my new estsbiLshmept No. Ia
bridge street, between Congress- and High, am now
prepared TO carry the Confectionery business In all
It's branches. As manufacture all my own goods, and
10 defy composition,
Eyeiy variety of CONNECTIONS known to the American
or European markets, In the finest style OF the art,
may be procured a my establishment. al prices Ia se
The citizens Of the District who contemplate gyins
wedding Dinner or Supper Parties will be supplied
terms,
Dealers Committees and all parties wishing TO buy
direct from my establishment the profit Of the
eommis.ion merchant or jobber, and secure q drst.
class article Gocqs delivered 70 all parts o. the Dis
triet. tdes-lml PRED. FREUND.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

MAIL CATCHER" Is used In Ohio by which
man bags are exchanged at way stations by
passing trains.
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Threat TO Sink an American whale
shin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA Honolulu letter Of
November 10 says that Capt. Enos, OF an Ameri-
can whale ship, reports being ordered to leave
the Oehatsk cruising grounds by Russian gun
boat, or otherwise she would sink her.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

7 o''
0PPIcR OF Posr ConnIssARY,l
BATON Rou0E, La, November q, 1857. \
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached will be received at this once
until u o'clock, m TUESDAY, December 10, 1857,
for supplying this post with Fresh Beef.
The Beef TO be the best the market Affords In equal
and kidney tallow to be e1euded 10 be furnished In
such alantitios and a. often as may be required. m
good and sufeisnt bond to be IN force for siI (oJ
Of Subsistence may direet,) commencing on the lst
1855 N'
Payments will be made monthly, or as early there
after funds may be received therefor and In such
funds As may be furnished by the United States
Endorse envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beef -
and address to the undersigned.
JOHN n CoE,
deo-2t FIRST Lieut.. 10th U. 6. Infantry, A. Cs.
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New Advertisements.

EoR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss DWELLING. HOUSE.
10, Zee. f5cp, by 2 dsep. second lot from the
IsSf}lYss N square 10 80 ~ ,s.y u; sSsy,TT.,s SsyT.,s
aes-mwf 9Intellisenesr Building, nh street.
CONSULT DR.. LBoN,
~ ts Tcnth street, above Penns. avenue
In treating ACUTE OF CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DIsEAsBs he dehes competition.
ORGANIC wBAKNEss he guarantees 70 cure
horouEhiy and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough re-
des.u CONSULTATIONS PRSs.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
Fire NJ the MaItby House-Lo,,

Hre"tthe maitby H0use-Loss $40, 900.
BALTIMORE, Dec. s.-A fire occurred here this
afternoon in the rear building OF the Maltby
House. Loss estimated at 10000 ! insured.
An employee Of the hotel, who was asleep In
his room when the Gre occurred, was seriously
burned about the head and lower extremities.
He Is now doing we'll
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
d osBPH L. RSON,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS,

RANJo INsTRUCTI0N -THB CELEBRATED
ID BAnjolsts. DoBbON 4 REYNOLDS, have taken
rooms b8 seventh street, between Louisiana avenue
and street. over stevens, Tea Hong, where they
VIII give ins!ruetion IN Banjo Music from q. IN. to
pp. IN. Their method IL new and very simple, u
borough kn9wlsdSe suaranteed one short course Of
D9bson's New Patent BANJo-tho best in the world,
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Dry Goods.
Wines and Liquors.

fNo WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS. BEG
l. leave TO call your attention to my large and we'll
assorted stock Of BOTTLES. Imported Wine Corks,
Labels, Sealing Wax, Gaps, Tin foil, &e Whisky,
OK, 9, and to a gallon, aiysYs oS hand fVI fI sale
No. SIG Seventh street West
no7-aolm bet. New York Ay. and l. st,
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GJ < To %, PER DAY SURE. AGENTS WANTED
2do syeryghere to sell our Patent Everlasting
should use Il. w +, Tribgne. Awe have seen i
essa aS sss; fGs
is all i pnrports to be.n-H Y Indspendent. Ad-
way, New York,
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DIED,

DIED,
ths h Instant Of dEOPsy Ps ,d9s relic. Of
Her last words were, "Al Is well. " -
On the morning q the oh. instant, THonAs sAspI.
year., months and u days Y'
On wodsssdsy. Dec: tst osnps. Aipe. Msrs,ine.
Hon. 6eorre Busiis, of Louisiana, and daughter Of
W. W. Cofcoran, Of Washington, D. o.
MARRIED,
On Wednesday evening, the 9TH Inst, by the Rev.
Oliver Cox, Mr. 0EoRuR HoPKISs, OF this city, to
Mrs. L. Y, MooRR, formerly Of shendandoah county,
Va,
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Hardware.

Skates.
SkArEs' sKArrsn
sKATEsil
sAvAoE's SKATE DEPOT,
sA D street, near Tenth,
SIGN OF THE BIG PLAai
}ot.GS PAIRS OF SKATES Jtsr RECEIVED.
IA large and nne assortment Of
LADIES AND GENTLBxENs SKATES
AND Boys sLEIGHs.
ALSO,
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS
FoRBIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
HoUsBKEEPERs' GOODS, &e , &C, f,
Wholesale and retail
AT NEW YORK PRICES. noas.lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

WANTED-AN AGENT-oNE CHANCE IN EACH
w town, worthy the attention Of an active business
man, to take the agency for the sale OF Bradstrees
Rubber Moulding and Weather Strips, applied to the
sides, bottom, top and centre OF doors and windows
The sale beyond sny.hins eyer offered before to an
for agents, circular. The nrst who apply secure a
bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash. J. II. BRAD
STREET Il co. Boston. Mass
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CIRCULARS SENT FREE, CONTAINING LISTS
~ q Dry and Fancy Goods; Watches. Plated Ware,
Article, Great Inducements TO Agents. PLUMMER
MoULToN, Is Marshall street, Boston, Mass.
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a. ss y -. 4lt 4 B
~ BARNUM's Itis'rumOred
in we'll Informed circles that Barnum
stated = few days ago, that he had
at last discovered tho greatest curi-
osity he had ever heard Of in his life.
Suffering from aseyere cold. and fear
fnl Of its terminating in a pulmonary
affection, no stcppcdinto n drug store
and asked the proprietor to give him,
something which he kneU .wonld af-
ford him immediate relief The gen
tlemAn thus applied to handed him q
neat looking package, which he as
sured him was the only article he
conld endorse as answering ali the
requirements in such severe cascs.-
Returning to his Museum Office Mr..
Barnum took the. medicine according
10 directions, and in less than twelue
hours found himself entirely recOver-
Cd. The case was so remarkable that
Barnum caused the bottle to be- placed
in ahandsOme glass case, and I,ut In
the most conspicuous part of his Mn.
scum, appropriately marked as fol
lows: "The greatest wonder or he age
"a medicine that performs al it's
promises" g.t Nh.
On Investigation this was found to
Be q bottle Of "Dr. J.. w. Polnnd's
White Pine Compound" for tue cure
Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Lang
affections and III diseases ofthe Blad.l
der and Kidneys. Sold by all drug
gists.
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ln Mrs. Cobb on "A. -

General Lafayette G. Baker, the
War Department Detective during
tho war, has been before the Impeach.
mona Committee, and he gives the
following conversation between him
self and the notorious fran and fair
pardon brokeress, Mrs. Cobb, which
is truly an interesting pe,sonal item
in the life ct our Chiof Magistrate !:
"She went on to state that the
President, on one or two occasions.
made advances, asking her to his prii.
vate room at the Kirkwnod House.
whilc he was President. She staid
in his room one night all night, and
on another occasion till two o'clock
in the morning. She aft, rwards de-
tailed conversation sho had with
Mr.. Johnson, in which he said he was
going to muster out Radical officers.
and among thom Mr.. Stanton"
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Suspended.


1t. Col. and Brv't. Mai. Gen. Geo.
A. Custer, who achieved notoriety
during the war, for hors whipping
Iowa soldiers, has 1T Icing. \ como to
grief, in bang suspended BY Court
Martial from rank and pay for twelve
monthe., His offence was leaving his
command on the plains last summer,
without leave, to go many miles dis
tant. to ses his wife, reported dying,
with the cholera, . crime, which
however, heinous it may I've regarded
by regular army Martinets, will tend
rather to add TO, than dctract from
his reputation. After all the dirty
work Custar done for johnson At the
Philadelphia and Cleveland Conyen..
tions, the latter will be bas..ly migrate.
full if be fails to set aside the findings.
and to order Custar on duty and pay
at once.
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JEFF. Dayis.

The trial or Jeff. Davis lsaa ius.
been postponed until March next, on
account Of the desire Of the t;ovsrn.
inert, and the defence, as 81 pressed
BY the counsel On 10th sid u, that
Chief Jsstics Chase instead Of Gran.
ny Underwood should preside. This
was impossible 1t present, AZ tho Sur
promc Court met yesterday / I Wash.
ington, in its annual session, which
will probably last until the time in
Dictated for Davis trial. HI tie mean
time the wsfdersr of Libby, Andcr-
sonvillc ,1SsnlsbnFy IRA Tyler, il rus.
ticating with oongcnial democratic
spirits in Baltimore. aad IL much more
likely TO rsceiss ths coppsrhcad nom.
ination for th( s,dency, next year,
than he = ~ ~ punished for his
crimes. IN y lile.'
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'.Sichlse, having boon deprived Of
his satrapy, has now ample leisure ia
which to stamp it, Chicago TIMes.
The above is . fair sample Of the
dsviliSh JOY of The satanic coppcrhe.d
press, over the rcnoval AZ Co. Sick
l4A and his rsductkon W hls lincal
rank in thc regular army These
fellows would have been filled with,
ecstatic bliss had Sickles lost his head
instead Of his leg in fighting their
friends at Gettysburg. As it is their
'traitorous, malignant souls, are duly
rejoiced to see the hero Of that bloody
day, turned out on short commons
and compelled in their ficndish Ian
guage Ito stump it, around on his
wooden leg. s2
Let the Confederates elect their
President next year and then you
will see nil the disabled, manned, one
legged victims Of tho late war turned
out "to stump it, by the stoppage Of
their pensions voted by I he loyal par
|ty. General Howard s'thc Havelock
of the army" with his empty sleeve
is another eye sore to Andrew John
son, and the Comprehend and Con
icderatc skalawag rabble at HE back,
and he too must be reduced from lis
Major Generals rank, and sent sway
from Washington where his presence
80 badly offsnds traitors now holding
high carnival there. d *; ea,iR
We are pleased to see that Senator
Conkling, Of y. York, has introduced
= resolution looking to their restora-
ton. f should be passed at once
A country that would degrade its
Sickles and Towards, and promote
its bullies like Rousseau would be M.
worthy to fight for, and ought to 60
down to everlasting infamys.,
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j New York Election.

ID the municipal clecti N held 10
New York yesterday, the present
Mayor, John T. Hoffman, Tammany,
was re-elected, receiving n, 1854 maj,
over both Wood, Mozart md Darling,
Republican. Tho follow ing i the
full vote (leaving ont Of the CONT
John H. Anthem, decent var demo-
crat, whose vote was % Insignificant
as not to be reported.) Hoffman.
62.s31, Wood, 22,s32, and Darling
1865.
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The Se10 sion Saturday con-
armed ~ nlnAtioa of Horace
Greeley, y Ninlstee TO Aussria, in
place Of a. i. Lathtop'
Motley, nossd ont Of his place BY the
miserable impertinence Of McCrack
or, Mr.. Stewards chief spy and inior-
NOR. This nomination was sent in
last July, but on account Of the public
indignation because Of the prominent
part Mr.. Greeley had just then taken
in bailing Jefferson Davis, and moro
on account Of tho opposition Of Sem
ator Thayer, Of Nebrasku, therat, his
nomination was laid over until the
present session. Our dispatches state
that the Tribune. Of yesterday con-
tanned Mr.. Greeley's dsclination, and
his reasons in full for the non-accep-
lance ola position, generally regard
ed as lucrative and honorable.
TWAS o cunning dodge cf"A. J. !"
and his Confederate admirers TO give
this nomination to the philosopher
of tho e1sfbuSe. Two things were
sought to be accomplished Firstand
foremost, h@gratitudc Of the rebel
and ccppsrhead leaders u Grseley's
act ofclsmency, IN sliding the libera-
ton Of Davis, was duly Expressed by
the appointment. Second it was ro-
garded as big thing to get him ont
Of the country during the approsch-
ing Presidential contest. But H.
e." couldn't see it, anil 50 indignant
" throws the appointment ia their
faces, prefsrring to remain At the
head ofthe Tribune to stir up ..T.
W.""A. J." and other scamps TO the
position Of United States Minister to
Vienna. aAY faaa2sa sst3 dJlR n
The Senate Also confirmed Horace
Capron, .of Illinois, Commissioner 81
Agricuiture, inplace Of John Newton,
deceased, which isin every respect an
appointment eminently 6t TO be made.
+ /. i Z va I.
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Johnsons Message.

3 ) +
We gave, our readers, yesterday
immediately sfter its delivery, q pref
~ fair and full telegrapbic synopsis
ofthe Presidents message
II Before givinga review ofthis most
extraordinary, and in many respects
atrociousa document, we propose to
wait until we receive a full and PER-
feet copy ii the New York or Wash
|ington papers, flee from Geographic
and typographical errors.
Themost .naticeable thing in il,
however, is his open, defiant threat,
to foricbly resist any attempt that
may be made to suspend him during
his proposed impeachment. We inn
agine that this bold, unblushing pro
posal to defy the acts If the legisle.
tive authorities Of the country-ifiu
his opinion they are i.legal-will
prove the strongest count III the inn
pending indictment. -
We re-publish below what he says
on that matter e -
IF Congress should pass an act,
which is not only. in paIpablc con-
flict with the constitution, but will
certainly, if carried out, produce inn
mediate and irremcdiable Injury ia
the oaganizcd structure Of the gov
ernmeit, and if there be neither Ju.
dicial remedy in the wrongs it in.
fiicts, nor power in the people to
protect themselves, without the on
cial aid Of their elected defender, it,
for instance, the legislative depart.
ment Of the government in such q
case, the President must take the
high responsibility Of his affairs and
save the life Of the nation at all haz
ards" " Y 8Ha !ss.7Fi,fifs tffa9 60 y
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A North Carolina rebel WIS -
lating how ''thc Yants' fired up0o
his company while marching thro' .
thick wood. They giaelly o6sys4 4n
order 70 lio down, but thers w1s
nothing n shield them from tie ter-
ril,le vollcy o. the enemy. why
didn't you Get b0lifndas treer' 1sled
! listener. .sfr6s Ne 0esil,,v replied
nsb., 1therO wSsnst trees SnOakI ~
fho 1R 0Ara." y fsIHfssFss NTifwrl8. u
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"OH! THAT villa BE JoYruL /"
When men andwomen throw "Phys.
ic to the dogs, and when . tribe out
Of order, or to prepent getting ont Of
order, take Plantation Filters. Are
you Dyspoptic, Nervous, Janndiced,
Hy'pped, Low Spirited, Weak, orarsl
you sick and don't know whist ails
you? Try the Bittsrs. Delicate ~
males, Clsrgymen, Merchants, I1sw-l
yers, and persons Of Sedontary Hab-
its, are particularly benefited BY
these Bitters. The saie 10 psr3sesiy'
enormous. g 9i549sfsiiis - btsS Z
Magnolia wateris ! ielightfalt tot
lot artlcle superior, 70 Cologne and
1t balf tho price. N
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Won1en's RIGHTS.

. -
Susan B. Anthony, George Francis
Train, and several other women, are
perambalating the country afler their
defcat in Kansas, on the Womsn's
Rights issue, very much after the
manner that victor and yanquished
travel together and give. sparring
MATCHES after noted istic encoun-
ter. ,.. t -a !.
They gave IN exhibition of tongue
at St. Louis, the other night, at which
the modest George only made two
speeches. They were like, ali h,s
productions, totally unworthy ONO.
tice. except the following eplgram
wherein he cleverly lampoons certain
fprominent characters in Kansas and
elsewh here, for their betrayal .ot the
great,causs of Women's Kiahts,, not
failing, however, to immortalixe the
services Of the Aforesaid George ii
tho Same time:
1.-THE t3arrisons, Phillips, GreeIeys and
Beechers, 81 s,s5 sax @4
False prophets, false guides, false teach
ers and preachers. asstt ii8 ssas
Left Mrs, Stanton, Miss Anthony. Brown
and Stone,
To tight the Kansas baitla alone; 9Fad /,
While your BOSSES, Ponieroys and your
ClarkeS, - 'F5ai{8 -
Like neutral Enalssnd = pirate barks.
Stood ON the fence, Or hOs.ly fed.
While woMAN was saved Nv ~ CoPrtft.
HEAD! Langhter.l sss.
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1n6a4 utsctEd11r ffseiss1aaesy
the legislative department should
pass an act, evenA thrpngh alst&hs
Forms of the Law, AID Ma ora.
nate department q I'M kovj rmsnt
e Es s>1i' Iss5'.sa ~ ~ II rs &:
|ticn all ~ Ar 1" @ M
! o., &C. Ss.', srs sQt| the

"Forced retention in Nolics Of .
single diehoaest person, may work
crest injury 70 the public interest.
ThN dnnger Of the public service
comes not from tho power to remove,
h1t4 fkom the power to appoint.-
Therefore II wsa tknt tko franz
ets !Of the Coneti6asttS In, Nthe
power of removal Unrestricted, while
they gave the Senate che rirht 20
reject ell applications which ID its
opinion we're not st To be made. A
littls reflection 81 THE subject will
probably satisfy all who have the
good Of the country at heart, that
our best course 10 to take the Conssi--
tuition for our guide, walk ia the pat
marked out by the founders Of the
Reppblic, and obey the rules made
sacred by the observancoof our great
predecessors" .s.ssai4tsf y Y,ysst4
Il The President then procecdsto the
discussion Of finance and reports Of
various departments, and closes with
4 revicw Of our Foreign Relations. 4
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New York. Dec 4.

4. m New KOrk, Dec. 4.
Stocks active and strong. C'ou.
pons, '6s, 0s;;'6b -; now, lO.lua, Il
'10lt, ~. i. g., l4t; Erie, m; r II,
2es; \ 2, an Money, q. Sterling, 3
], GOLD l.37i.. ~isei Is sssa
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>JlXSs' sSS4NsS uNV 10y 49, 'snsoI
had been madk ~ Secret ary II base,
six weeks before Secretary Fesscns.
den went into the Treasury, aud that
the latter found himself 4 ,recfosed hy
that 'yteeision. The genaleman > Bat,
lcrJ would thcfeforcS Snd thattin chat
matter he WAS wrong.
Nj. Butler rctortcd THAT the Houss,
could judge whether hc waa wrong.
without tkSdictnm Of his friend from.
Maine. 7 He (Bntlsr) ihsd not said
tkat Salmon I. Chasea wan nos guilev.
of the Aainc thing !; Ne had only mid
thGtsW. r. Fseae nden was. TLau8h.
teri II Mr.. Chase was osse or those
sco1hdrels and knaves and repudiA-
tors that 4hcy heard about, why
ishould MIR. sFeesenien have been 70
taiHed by = ares Adjadicota, when Il
was res badly 0tysdie0ta 2 fLMnghsl
teri They had had amany things
from Maine-Maine law and Maine
finances. He himself had repudiateds
the one, and he was afraid his State
had repudiated the other. CLAaghs
teri II lt1ftgs tt1st3l
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Neutrality.

81 ag-t e-fr-at
Anybody with the naked, eye can
see the point to the following reeolu.
tions, recently introduced into. the
Senate by Chandler, ti'' aa'
They will be especially relished BY
our British cousins, who were in,
such great haste to proc,aim their
neutrality in the late struggle in this
country, between the, government,
and ? barbarous prp-slavery revolt.
The poisoned chalice il commend
ed To- their own lips: pfft )
Whereas, We are at peace with all
foreign powers, and states; and, q
|t{j Whereas, Hostilities have unbappi.
" commenced between Great Britain
and the king OF Abyssinia; and, aatsa
Whsrers, We being at peace with
the government Of Great British and
with the king Of Abyssinia; therefore,
be it a a 'sfis4f's ssls
Resotved, That we do now declare
our determination to maintain d
strict and impartial neutrality in the
contest between said parties, grant
ing to the flag Of each belligercnt
the same rights, privileges, and inns
munities, both upon land and water,
Mr.. Chandler said. That il . YER
batfm copy Of . proclamation Issued
on May IA, 1861, simply changing
the name OF the United States to that
Of Great Britain and tho Cohfedsrats
States to AbyssiDia; and therefore /
presume there will'beDo objection TO
it. n ssfssss Al sfii y t}s ,ta9asdssi
y i but just and right thatsws
|should observe the same oourtosy to-
ward Great Britain that she did to-
ward us. Laaghter.1