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The Remains of A. =. johnston.

The following correspondence between Gen
eral y. IA sheridan and the Mayor Of Calves
ton. touching General JoLnston's remains, has
been published:
GALVESTON. TEXAS. January q, ts67.-TO
AGlOr G.neTa. II. III. Skertddn, commanding De-
pG,tB,eHI u ne GU.T: The citizens OF Gal weston
wish " give civil escsrt, from the steamer 10
fhe cars, 70 the rem aims of General Johnston.
General Griffin has issued prohibtory order.
hill yos give auth Ority TO the citizens here 20
give civil escort 10 nis remains
CHAALzs "A. LEONARD, Mayor
Mr.. Charles 4. Leonard, Mayor Of GdlUestOn,
Te<ds--SIr. respectful y refuse TO grzntyour
request. have too much regard for the MEM
cry OF the brave men VINO died TO preserve our
Government 10 authorize Confederate demon
etTattons over the remains Of any one who a.
tempted 10 destroy It. i. IL SHERIDAN,
Major General u =. Army.
HOUSTON, JaR. 26.-Tbe remains OF General
Johnston have just arrived. All buildings are
dTaped in mourning. anC thous nds OF persons
met the body at the depot and escorted IL 70 the
female academy, where % will remain in state
until Monday morning, when AZ will be taken
10 AUSTIN for Interment.
GALVESTON. Jan. 27.-The ladies car Of the
SPECIAL tram which conveyed General John
ston's remains TO Houston was thrown of the
track " bile returning, and number Of ladies
were severely lncured; none fatally.
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Iran MnricA

New ORLEANS. Jan. 26.-Accounts from va
Tious Mexican quarters indicate that the city
OF Mexico IS closely beseged by the Liberals,
with indications OF It's early evacuation by
BazaJne.
san FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Senor GoderIar.
the MeXlVan Consul, received by the steamer
Continental from MaZatlan. this evening, q let
ter from President Juarez. dated Durango, Jan.
l., advising him OF the capture Of GONZALES
Ortega and General Postori by Governor Auro
Ganerial. Of Zaca ecas.
JUsreZ stated that he would leave for Zacst-
ecas on the lith of January, and remain there
two or three days, and then leave for SaR Luls
ForcsI Ct GuaEajUatO, and expects TO be IN the
city ofNexico in March.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE

LoEpoa, Jan. 23-Eveuing.-lt 10 reported
ira " ny troops are being concentrated In Ga
licia- There is q report that q new frontier line
VIII De maze between the territories Of Austria
LONDON, Jan. 24-rAs ofncial ,oursai OF Co.
penhagen denies that the Danish Goverament
has any intsn ton OF selling tse island OF ST.
Thomas 70 the United States. IL Is announced
off gially to-day that the British Government
has accepted plan submitted by the Provin-
eIal eeiesaies tor tne union Of the Canadian
PROVINCES Advices from Paris state that
France 10 diegpsted with the measures recently
pu, for ward hv the Emperor Napoleou.
I.oN DON. Jan 25-No oon.-The Gan adian rail-
way loan for q, ,occ, 700 sterling, guaranteed by
The Brush Government Is soon 70 be put on
the market.
PARIs Jan. 22.--Telegrams from all the de-
parrmehts OF tne empire express dissatisfaction
with the proposed reforms in the policy Of the
GoN'Tnment The Bourse is dull and rentes
declined.
PAHIs, IAN es-The French. Russian ana
Prussian Govern mrnts have resolved to neeo-
tiate IN common with the Porte upon the East
eIu question.
BErLIS. Jan. 25.-Count Bismarck declines a
sea In the German Diet.
BERLIN. Jan. 25-Noon.-The Duchies have
been formally annexed 10 the German COpfed-
GRAFTON The German Diet Is 70 meet for the
mrs time on the 2ith OF February.
LoNDCE, Jan. 25-Neon - ID spstches re
endsG, and te NJ the volunteers have gone back
10 Greece
ATHENS. Jan. 2s-Iti.said that Gen. KaIeris
has csc.insd The mission TO the United States
in aid OF he suffering Crrtans.
PARIS. ian. 23-Inform atioR has been re-
ceiNed hat workmep are IN riotOns assem blage
IN tue streeis of Madrid. Their clamor is for
bread a serious outbreak is anticipated. The
Government taking meas ures 10 meet H.
BY Steamer
The Dublis detectives had made further ar
Tssts al Etnlans, one OF the arrests being that
OF " J. Smy IN, said 10 have been a colonel IN
the American army. The Memorial Dipis-
natIqus says the Empress Carlotta's health ~
much improved. there not being the slightest
mental arrangement apparent. The Spanish
ole and thTee-quarter mIllIoR loan was very
uEfayUrably received in Paris, and was q uoted
AZ y discount.
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4 HODlIR NIRACLDI
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VIRGINIA LBoIsLATURR-Laet THURSDAY a
sort Of Senatorial spat was INDUCED In upon a
resolution looking to aIeducuou OF the leeisla-
ton per diem, but the resolution was adopted
bill was passed to regulate the charges Of
telegraph companies In Virginia, and 20 COM
railroad companies IN which the State 10 inter-
esied, free. Under the bill, IL Il become law,
the power to regulate these charges will be
vested In the Board of Public Works
In the House, large number OF resolutions
were presented and referred-one by Mr. w
+. b. Tayler TO tax bachelors for the support
OF widows and old maids left without protec-
tors by the war. "a
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0The maeiststes in Derbyshire, England,
have Just sentenced Jem Mace, Joe Goss and
three other less noted puxilists. to a months
imprisonment with hard labor, for taking part
In prize fight $3.50
~Ths Msntreal News protests against
small menageriee, panoramas of the American
war, and fat women, as degrading exhibl.
TONS"
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81 There are two hundred funerals daily In
London.
IA man in London lost his life at a game
ofpoker. His wife held the poker.
81 BrignoIi is engaged to MISS Glover a
New York lady.
~ In England Is3, ,343 widowers yearly mar
~ spinsters, whereas only 6,625 widows mar
ry bac helors.
SRA man in Cincinnati was crushed to
death by a beer barrel
~A Michigan woman wants q divorce be-
cause her husband cannot raise noustache.
Sln the north as in the so nth Of England,
nurses think II lucky for the child to cry at It's
baptism.
0Tse late General Oass's cradle was a
common sugar troaen. His babyh hood must
have been sweetly spent.
ga sweet thing on ice-teaching q sixteen
year old bundle of calico how to skate.
1 The debt Of Virginia is S3s,OoaOo0.
- ~Scarlatina and other fatal feyers are on
the increase In New York and Brooklyn.
s9A widsw in St. Louis recovered dam
ages against man who sold her stove that
W ouldnt bake.
SThe Princess Murat was born In this
country.
~The maternal ancestors Of the Empress
Engenie, were Scotch.
@Sylvanus Cahoon, Of Harwfch, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat with razor.
Insanity.
ga returned Californian in Ptttsburea is
astonishing the natives BY his specie pay
ments. ..s go ..
Some person lately played q prscticai
joke on the Mayor Of Quebec BY iss suing 80
Invitations 10 dinner In hts name.
~ Vrginans are calling for a geoloefca 4
survey OF their State. They think it beats
Pennsy lyania IN mineral wealth
~A schoolmistress in Oimstead, Ohio, has
beaten little girl. pupil, almost TO death.
STne Supreme Court Of Tudiana has
decided as constitutional the laws levyIng
taxes on dogs in that STATE. -.
- Dabiopeea, Ga, is crowded with miners
and every night presents much the appear
ance of mining tovn in California.
~Two men were msrtaliy wounded In
BrownsvilDe, Texas, recently by patrol OF
colored soldiers.
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY

SUCCESSFULLY
0AOLANDBRB EXTRAOT BUCKU
10 cvRINe
svery case Of KIDNEY DlsIAsI, RHBvnAilsh,
CRAWL, URINARY DISORDERS, WIAKNEss and
PAINS In the BAcK. FIMALI COMPLAINTS and
rRouBLIs arising from 1xcxssEs OF AMI KIpp.
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Thy LAND hrs.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
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CO., New York. and BARHK5, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H
ROGERS. wholesale Druggists, Boston, mas.
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TUE PAY OF ARMY OFFICRRs.-In the Sen -
ale, on Saturday. hr. Wilson introduced a bl.'
IL increase and equalize the pay Of army OH =
cera, which was ordered 10 be printed and re-
ieIseC 10 he Military Committee.
The first section gives all officers OF the army
lot rhtIrls q 10 double ratlons, or commu Atom
therefor, An increase for two years from jan
nary ], 1867. OF twenty five per cent on their
present pay proper, ana establishes the pay of
all mounted Off GERS Al The same that OF cav
airy Of like grades.
Section lwo speals section thirty i've Of an
act of July p, leOo, and fixes the price Of rs-
uCns for TWO years at fifty cents per ration for
ali CfScers below brigadler general ser yiBg with
troops. and for professors at West Point.
Section three continues TO all officers In the
regular army who have served as volunteers
the same rank by brevet the highest COM
mission they held as volunteers, and provides
that the relative rank of all Off GERS of same
grade and dale OF commission shall be deter
mined by their previous commissions, whether
regular Or volunteer, and places ali officers on
the same footing as TO rank, pay, promotion
emolumenLs, and in all other particulars in
their respective grades.
Section four contin ues present pay OF enlist
"a men for three years from the proclaim alton
of peace. August %. 1866.
Section SIX abolIshes the Office Of Second As
sistant Secretary OF War.
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ALEXANDRIA AND NIcINITY-From the
Alexandria Gazette of Saturday we clip the
following:
Prot. Paul Gregory, who has been prospect
ing on the farm of Col. John Powell, in FAIR
fax county, near Vienna Station, on the Alex
andris, Loudoun, and Hampshire railroad.
has succeeded, after boring one hundred and
fifty feet, in striking Oil" The "1ow" at this
depth is not very plentiful. but the boring will
be continued, and Prof Gregory is confident
that "lowsr'' he will find an abundant supply
The discovery Of oil en- the farm has caused
considerable excitement in the eneighborhood
The market all this week has been but poorly
supplied frem the country. Turkeys were
selling at from 81 so TO 81 IS, acc ording TO sze
and by the weight, from IL to 10 cents per
pound. Dressed hogs, (young,) 10 to III cents
per pound. Geese 81 50 to sI.75, according to
size. Chickens from 40 to As cents piece, &c
Butter and eggs are scarce. A few winter
shad from North Carolina were for sale at the
fsh market.
Four hogs, raised and slaughtered in Lo udoun
county, weighing respectively 800. 800 $40, and
342 pounds, were broue ht TO this market and
sold readily, on Thursday last, at 80 per hun
drea.
Mr.. Joseph Cawood started this morning for
his fishing shore on the Potomac, accom- pan led
by twenty hands and two Wagons, over the
road. He will commence operations as sosn
as the river opens.
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The EENDoF ON OLD RAILROAD MONOPOLY -
The Legislature OF Virginia, when railroads
were great curiosities and objects of admira-
ton and wonder with the masses granted to
the Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad the
exclusive privilege for thirty years Of con-
yeying passengers TO and from Washin gton 70
Richmond In the course OF time when the
junction of the Central and Orange and Alex
andria railroads at Gerdonsville gave a con-
unuous line OF road to Washington, Ihls char
ter monopoly OF the Fredericksburg road was
fiercely questioned and contested, but the Spe-
cIal Court Of Appeals sustained the validity
OF the right secured by the charter, ana al
lowed TO the Fredericksburg road the enjoy
ment Of every hour of its thirty years mo-
nopoly Of through travel The Central ana
Orange roads were forbidden to do anything
in contravention sf the chartered rights OF the
other railroad, and Were not permitted 70 issue
through tickets or to run freight or passenger
cars all the way through from Richmond TO
Washington. On Yesterday the thirty years
ended, and the monopoly expired. Tn. pub
lie Will hereafter enjoy the advantages of
through cars and tickets by two great lines
TO Washington. Hereafter, as the impartial
Snowman said, {" You pay your money and
you take your choice" Of routes.-RickmOnd
Times
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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our Si be made in this quarter for
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Days dad Hours of Tkistom:
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FATAL AccIDkNr.-William Laghtboun, q
brakeman on the freight train between Spring
neld and Pittsneld, Mass, was killed Friday
Latham Ledge Bridge. three miles beyond
Mitteneeue, on the way 70 Springfield. He
was standing on the front end Of the car, and
was struck .by the bridge and knocked down,
and had his neck broken The body was not
discovered until the train stopped to switch
ON the o.her side Of the river. He was - years
old, and native Of Blandford.
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THE RECONSTRUCTION PRoGRAMM1 OF THE
BOsToN ANTI-SLAvBRY MEN.-In the Anu.
Slavery Society, IN session at Boston, the fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resoired, L. That the safety and honor OF the
the President, the setting aside Of the present
so.called State governments of the South, and
the remodelIng Of the Supreme Court. And
continued success Of the Union party.
2. That no rebel territory should be recog.
nized as q State until the Federal Constitution
itself guarantees to every loyal citizen within
the Union the ballot and ed ducation, and to the
hegroes land besides. ff trs
3. That the vindicatisn and protection of the
negro and the restoration of his rights demand
the same measures. and are inseparably bound
up with their success. That In the name OF
national safety, national honor, justice, and
the negroes right, we demand OF Congress that
1t 60 forward nnuI this national structure rests
on justice and liberty for its corner-stone.
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no stranger should be trusted. Enclose Q stanD
for postage aid direct to DR. LAWRENCE. No
IL Bond street. New York ne II DkWly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-28
WOOD AND COAL.

(,OALi COALll O0ALI!I
Hsying determined to sell hrst-class article Of
Woec and Coal 80 cheap % the cheapest, hone
by doing % TO gain liberal share Of mi blfo na
tronaae. The Goal prices are 90 follows:
WhlTH ASH NUT GOAL, by the ton..... a 25
BALTIMORE co. WHITE ASH, Egg and
ALL OTHER QUALITIES OF WHITE ASH IS
LihLNn yALLEf PURE BED AbH..-.... q rs
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH H................. s rs
GROSS WEIGHT, 2i4o LBS. TO THE TON.
Always on hand and constantly receiving the
pest epsIities OF WOOp of every description, de-
hversd In any part Of the city.
Il. O. BAUM
Ja4-lm nth st., between Z and II sts Island