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New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
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17tH G'oBGErOWy %. O. CHARTER ELECTION-INSULTST TO
TO COLORED VOTERS.
81 1stsotapu TRIBUNE
WAsuiNGIoN. Feb. 2J.-Owing more to the admira-
ole police arrangements and the patience and good
Behavior or the negroes under persistent insult than
b. the good feeling of the citizens, the MayOralty
election in Georgetown to-day passed off quietly and
orderly All the bar-Tooms and drinking places were
closed aud there were few drunken men upon the
streets. Not the slightest disturbance occurred
during the whole day. although the bterest cpithets
and most vulgar and obscene inyectiyes were freely
iudugcd n against the negroes in their presence by
the supporters Of the White Mans ticket which,
ytrangc enough. was headed by q cut Of Lincoln!
The dignity and f0lbcancc ont the part of the blacks
comnandcd the notice and respect OF even their
,yor.t enemies and when il was discovered by the
supporters of the white Mans ticket" late III the
day. that it was impossible 10 provoke row except
by making q direct attack upon the negroes, which
they were afraid 10 do account OF
the presence Of the police the bullying ceased and
both taric, were enabled TO 90 10 work for their
ticLcts The ctvwas cauvaSscd rs il never was can
va,,cd before The coorcd supporters OF the RcpuD-
lican ticket knew their whole force and some OF
them stood at the polls with lists Of names and as
fast as votes were given in names were erased and
gs might was approaching the cOOred absentces were
sent for by their colored brethren, and the whole
ground fought with pcltnaclty winch Nmte
men might do wcll 20 follow. Proud Of their posi-
oI and EARNEST 10 the last dcgIcc III their work, the
ue,roc, to-day were sober patient and enduring;
and the experiment" Of colorcd suffrage which has
inst been prompted by the action Of Congress Is even
tIu. carly set down by reasonable men OF the oppo-
.ition s noble success. The returns conein Slowly;
and although there is certainty there is every m
lcation. al this hour OF writing that Wech' the Re-
putli,s,n nominee for Mayor, is elected.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Au election took place to-day III Georgetown Tor
u,yor and Common Council. 1t was the first elcc,
,;ou m tlr District of Columbia M which the cOloTed
,ne * counted. The registry shows 81 negroes ana
"a whites A detail Of i4j men FOR duty was made
;ncludipp the police Of the town ana the mounted
ior,. In Ordcr 10 preserve the peace
AZ . o,clork the polls were opened and
%. ri.h of voters without distinction OF
IL, tc,nn The votes OF several colOTcd men
,cp. rejected because they could not be ldenti-
i.d and a fc,g on the ground Of minority Ihls ac
tion of tlIe Judges of election delayed me co4ied
voters somewhat requiring them to make Oath 10
their identity and age. Great eXerlOns were llade
Iy each party Ia bring voters 10 the p9Is' DuIlhg
t6, entire dav there was less of drunkehies' anu
.,rd,r than usual upon the streets. although from
al cary hour the streets aud corners ia inc Nciny
Oi thc polls we're occupied by groups oI ci''~o"'
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A MERCANTILE TROUBLE.

bfT TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Feb. Civilian y. Putney, OF tho irm
OF Putney Knight & Hamn, dry goods merchants Oh
SATURDAY filed bill in chancery in the Circuit Court
asking for writ of Injunction 80 restrain the execution
Of writ Of repevin in tho hands OF the unedstates
Marshal for the Of goods in store ana also asking
receiver take charge Of the business OF inc trm
The complainant in his bill charges the deendaht n3s
knight and j. A. Hamlin with conspiracy VIII IL, IL
CafB seth Otis, and Others for the purpose OF Il,
him from the firm with view tO the seizure 0I thc Dnsl
ness for themselves also with making slanderous r,e
ncnts against the complainant. IL IL alleged lhat ue-
rndants have made pretended sale or their interest 10
H. H. Caflin & CO.; that said H. b. Clan, g. hhlght'
and Seth OTIS. in pursuance Of their alleged unlawful de
sign lately procured writ tho United States Circuit
Court for the stock OF goods and fixtures
used in said business Of the value Of s2OOO and the writ
WAS placed i'm the bands OF a deputy marshal who took
posson of the store stock and fixtures OF the firm Mr.
iuney has commenced three suits in the law side Of the
Court One IL an action Of trcspass against Idinin,
knight Otis and Calvin A. Carson IN which damages are
laid al 500 900 Another Is action Of case, dana
laid al 900 The case excitcs much interest in mercan
tile circles
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GRAND AEMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

uEtDQTAETER, DEPARTMENT OF NLw-lOfk, }
CRNsB ARMY oF rIfE EEPUHLIC, ADJT GEN.'s OFFICE.
NEw-NoRK, Feb. II, 1867. .
GrNERN ORDERS No. G.-I. The fol0wing-named
couradc are hereby detailed and announced temporary
commander, respective districts: District nf Full
ton Major Abran v Davis; District OF Jefferson, Brcvet
Brig Gen BRADLEY Wnsow; District ot Warren, Captain
Frederick j. T. Ctty: District OF the Catsklls, BcNet
Brig Gen Theodore B Gates. They VIII at once assume
Their respective commands. and VIII be obeycd ana re-
nYcctcd accordingly H. The above districts are CONF
posed of Of the names with the eNccp
non Of thc District Jefferson, comprising the counties
OF Jefferson Lewis and erk mcr with headquarters al
Wntrrown: and the District OF the Cut,kls. which com
urNs the cOuntc, OF Ulster and Greene, with head
quarters at Kingston
Hy order Of james -. Mexican, Grand commander
FRANK j. BRNYiiNIL, \ A,sStHnt AdJutant General
Official - Van -chark, dcdc-Camp
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THE EAsT-SIDE AsSoCUTIoN-MEETGNGo OF PROP
EuTY OwNERs.Las night meeting Of property owners
aud other, Interested In the welfare OF the east side o the
city oboye Sixieth-st held at the hotel OF Carl
Tncrs nj the corner of Eghty-scyenthst aud Fourth
ave Mr. Hugh Cromhic In the chair. Mr.. AoN lhhlh
Ind The articles of association the object being the iu
prOvcmcn Of the real estate Of the district nor OF ty
nnts and east Of Central Park 20 bo carried out Dy
voluntary subscription. appointing Omcers iOr the pu
pose and providing for the appointment OF LeglshuNe
Committees well rs Others for opening regulating ana
grudg the streets with others for sewers paItintht
tnXntion assessments. and other matters Inc Chnlr
stated that similar Association for the west SIDE OF the
ctv had worked most successfuls and had rectifed
many wrongs beside enhancing the value OF property
100 per cent he believed the proposed association
yold have most beneficial effect Resolutions APPROX
ing he articles OF association were unanimously passed.
viii otIrrs authorizing an application 10 the New York
nnd Harlem Steamboat Co. to run the steamers VIA Nhe
tY-lmrd.st.
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TUE FENIANS.
STATE cONYINIIoN AT rTIcA.

STATE CONVENTION AT UTICA.
State Convention of the Fenian Brotherhood will
be held at Utica in this State, commencing tomorrow,
and viii last for three four days President Roberts
left the city last evening in order TO be present at the
Convention. Gen. ONe OF Rdgeway fame will also be
present IL ia expected and very important business will
be laid before the body by President Roberts that
tho late disturbance in ireland has been proved absurd
folly This s the first Of series of State Conventions
which to be held all the country preparatory to
the coming Canadian campaign which is about To be in
augirated many weeks more pass. General
being made TO supply and provision the
Irish Republic army. President Roberts will deliver an
address in Chicago before the Fenan brotherhood Of the
state OF Illinois ON the night Of st. PatriCks Day.
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without distinction of color. who were evidently
deeply interested in the result of the election. Tho
and the Metropolitan Police were constantly patrol
ing the town.
Charles ID. Welsh Radical. is elected by a majority
of 96 votes over Henry Addison the present Mayor
who was the COnscTNa atiye or Ubito MANS candidate
but the larger number of COuncihnen on the Addison
ticket are elected.
NEw-YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
CORTLAND-The election for Supervisors resulted
in the choice Of nine Republicans to ak Democrats
Chamberlain OF Cortlandvie, the Normal School parys
canddRte was elected by 2Oi majority.
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TIE PACIETC COAST.
SEVERE STORM IN CALIFORNIA.

SEVERE STORM IN CALIFORNIA
rrLB1aAPa TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2j.-The military authorities
OF this city report that white child named Ernest Ma
lone which has been for two years in the possession OF
the Apache Indians. in Arizona, has been rescued ii
has been raining here necessarily for tho last ~ hours
The storm prevails throughout the state. The storm has
been the scyerest Of the season. The roads on the
mountains blocked by snow, and the streams have
flooded doing great damage IL IL estimated that
10000 sacks Of wheat still In the state 3JjOOO'
which in warehouse in this city. Choice shipping
sold to-day AT 81 TO- Flour, - 7jQs6 %.
Mining stocks: Savage. $685. Yellow jacket, $629
ChOar $780, Opr s22j; Bclchcr, Sll5 Legal tenders, a.
Thn shin Oceln Exnrcs. from New York has prrlNed
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Anrr,r or KENo. PLAYENs. -At 10 o'cI

ARREST or KENO PLAYERS. At 10 o'clock last
evening Capt. Davis Sergeant Wemyss, and section OF
Police from tho Tenth Precinct made descent upon the
snoon ~ Hugo Gocsch No s9 BOwcry and arrested the
propetor and IA Others whom they found there engaged
blazing keno" The Police also seized one keno globe
one table l3g cheeks 9S cards 95 ivory pegs ana other
articles, The prisoners taken Co the Sttionllo~e
where they gave their names aud occupations
n, follows: Hu,o Goc.cl. aged q years. Germany.
saloon keeper: John Adams aged 81 years, l. =, clerk;
Charirs Koch, 60 Germany clerk Richard Casey 32 Ire
land rwelrr; John stevens. 20, United states cutter;
Henry Vincent United states, printer; Michael Hen
nr,,cv. o. Ireland, cooper, VIM. Baker -, Germany,
baker. George white. 2s United States butcher; George
Sfr,Irr 3O United states, butcher; Chas Barry, -,
limited states clerk; Moses Heinrich 81, United Stae"
brphcr: Phip Bowers, 20, Germany, bartender All the
urisOuer, were locked up for the night This morning
ihey will DE taken before Justice Mansfield at the Essex
Market Police Court,
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DISASTERS.
A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION AT ALBANY.

LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION AT ALBANY.
7 TELEGRAPH
ALBANY, Feb. 25.-At 81 this morning, the Central
Railroad locomotive No 229 while standing the track
below Broadway crossing, exploded her boiler with
terrific effect The locomotive torn 10 pieces, and
fragments went through buildings three blocks distant
About onethrd Of the boiler passed through the roof Of
John TraCey's diStleTy COlOuicst. All the surround
ing buildings Broadway less injured, the
Third District StatiOnIOuSc being most injured No
Henry Ford. engineer broken, and otherwise in.
tured; he will probably recover; Michael QUINN fireman
arm broken sCalded and badly cut about the head hu
not fatally injured; Conrad Julius, foreman of TIN shop
AT West Albany, was injured. but not badly Capt Car
@ and Officers hrcaClcr White aud Bulgcr Of the 70
lice force %cfe slightly hurt: Alexander Cary, scalded
and cut about the head not dangerously. The locomo
tive was one Of the largest on ge road ana was uaEtu
the extent OF $4,000 The c6he Of the explosion Is sup
posed TO be insutiicency OF water III the pOiler
FATALLY INJURED BY 4 FALL.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Schir-
mer at No ls2 Clnon-st the body Of Emma T. Rich
ardsOn aged year. who died from injuries received on
Saturday last by falling down flight OF steps AZ the res
idenCe Of her parents causing conclusion OF the Dram
VERDICT OF CENsURE
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Nlldey.
al No 277 Deanceyst the body OF Henry j. Frccand
who died from the effect OF injuries received on Friday
night last v the fall Of an awning upon him at the corner
Of Grand aud Sheriff,s. Bernard NOlk the owner oI
the awning ccusurcd by the tOroucrs jury Tor il
lowing 10 TO remain n such an insecure condition DO
ceased native Of the United States aged al years
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HonoKKS FERRY INpKoyFNFNTS.-Ihe Hobokcn
Land Improvement Company have commenced opera
tious with IA view Of constructing slips and ferry
houses Just ovr the terminus Of their present ferries at
1bokrn The SLIPS will be out into the stream 900
feet 10 the iur established hy the nrhOr Commissioners
The Old structure Will be torn down and fine cOmmodiOus
passenger depnts will - erected. The space ~ present
ilsrd Tor thc slips will De occupied 10y the Morn, and
Essex Rairoad Company upon which 10 construct i'm
mcnsc piers for the accommodation or thcr constantly
increasing business. and the company will also have
large passenger depot erected Of the new piers ad
huing the ferry other improvements are also coutcm
aed for the accommodation and convenience OF
the travelling public.
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KENTUCKY.

FRANKFoET, Feb. 25.--The Louisville Democrat of
this morning repudates the Democratic Convention
of the 3D. and will not support its nominees Large
numbers of delegates to the Republican Convention,
to be held here tomorrow, have already arrived.
of votes hut will nominate a straight-out Union
ticket The Louisville Democrat of tomorrow will
contain address from Lieut.-GOv. Jacobs to the
Conservatives of Kentucky. 1t is now certain that
there will be three parties in Kentucky at the
mencement of the CANVASS.
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Mny1Gnr PnAYrr.MgErINGs-s BAnNAsAs

MIDNIGHT PRAYRR-MEEIINGS-SL BAkNAbAS
HousEThe officers Of the Protestant Episcopal CHy
Mission Society have nauglatcd ncw work Of reiorn
which is known rs the weekly midnight rrnycrmcetng
The idea was borrowed from London, where missionaries
are employed TO go into the sms seek out abandoned
women and persuade thento enter the house OF prayer
In London these prayermeetngs are held every nsht III
the year. aud are 10 The street walkc7 ped,cy Wal o
John A. prayermeetngs are 10 downtown business men
opportunity for devotion near their places OF business
accessible M the time which finds them abroad The cht
officers of Trinity Parish recently discussed the prOrcy
of holding these meetings every night bui some dOnn
concerning the working Of the London institutions lalE
been expressed IL agreed walt until further
information can be obtained, ana alpT9
pirate meantime, TO The House of Mercy the money "c
10 had been proposed 10 devote 10 the maintenance Oh
nightly prayer meetings. The task OF gathering III street
walkers Is assigned 10 the missionaries ANA these on f
day evenings 10 abroad IN couples ~ couples u avJd
tc possibility or 6Carddl-aud invite the women oi le
town into the house of prayer The meeting ON fld"!
gLt last vas veil attended,. and uauT oI TIC COA-ie ~
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Grrrxporr MArrERs.-A spirited meeting Of the

Grrrxronr MArrERs.-A spirited meeting of the
citizen, Of the village OF GroenpOrt was held on Monday
evening Of last week to consider the subject of ncorpora
,on committee OF five was appointed by tho Chair TO
w. It an rt of incorporation for general purposes to
rt nt nm adjourned meeting the 18th prOXimo. The
committee wero also empowered to report an act OF in
corporation of the village ~ lre district Mr. keeyeS
society To hold its next annual fair at GreGnpor stating
would be accepted committee of three
Is ,u nnnointcd Ia take charge OF the matter.
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TEXlS
WHOLESALE NfRDEi or PRrrpNr

q TEtB6EArH 10 TRHrsH
WA>uINGIoN. Feb 2j.-1hc Freedmen, Bur'au
has received a letter from Grayson County Texas
saying the Government must do something 90 protect
the negroes. two having been most brutally mur-
dercd within the last few days. Ruffans are con
tiu'r.'~ ualrcating the blacks. Within a circle of
twont, niles q dozen have been as,as,uItcd.
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MARRIED.

CITLRR-TFBBETTS-Oi Tuesisv 18th inst At Calvary tmrh -,
G n, n II oenheimer Bishop of Ncnler assisted hv The
Rector the Rev H. Washhurn, o. \ cutter 70 Mary q T. i'Do'"'
daughter ~ Temple Tebbstts, esd all OF this city.
M,N ARR-At Church Of the Redeemer Greeneve
n, on SUNDAY evening Feb p. hy the Rev. ]. q. Bahoo.
new M GILES Manwas of New.lof CiJ 10 Ella r. dAusH'
of J. X carr esq, Of Brooklyn. No cards
Boston papers please copy
NuIER-wYIIR-A the Second Reformed Presbyterian Chncl
sr,.ntr.ohs Philadelphia Friday 2l inst, W he hs . "
W,c Wer Miller " Christian eie1 daughter VI Ae '1A'ns
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COERT OE CLAIMS.

rErE5EArH
WAsHINGIoN, Feb. 2j.-Iho following cases were
taken up to-day:
Wiggn ct al ogt. The United States-Judse Peek dclv-
cred the opinion OF the Court in this case adverse to the
claim
Bectwith agt. The United Statcs.-Cause submitted
IL is expected that the familiar clam of Meade, admin
isra0r agt The United States. will be taken up OmOr
row, FOR IL, third hearing.
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SEIZURE or WHISKY AND STIIS-Dcputy Col
lcctor l.. DALEY Of Brooklyn yesterday made three
seizure, Of Illicit whisky. The frst Of five barrels
found with c,ftman in Myrtlc-avc; the second and
third seizure, were made iu smith stj barrels IN all
The whisky cOuii.catcd and the drivers allowed 10
~ trs'. go. d., ..,,
N. premises ~ McTarncy. who had an illct sur
of tho capacity of - gallon, per day was also seized
YESTERDAY uy Deputy Collector TobCy. The still Of Fat
rick trty o the same cIpacity was Sllcd Win TWO
or thrcc barrels oi the manufactured liquid.
The establishment of John Shea. ia Bcrgcn.s, between
C,rlrton and Vanderbilt tavcs who manufactured Co gal
IONS u,l diy wa, sczrd with part of a barrel of liquor
An Of The PERSONS arrested by Capt Tobey ptufrsscd 10 be
milLne" but the stills seized had apparently just been
iu ftII blast
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EUROPE.
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NEWS DY THE ATLANl..' y 0ADnD ~ ! AD' -''
sr rELEe zAPA 10 THE TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Feb. 2j-Midnght-In accordance with
the programme announced by the Government on
the 1th inst the resolutions Reform were intro
duced in the House of Commons this evening. Mr,
Dsrael the Chancellor of the EXchequer, opened the
debate and on the part of the Government proposed
four franchises and the change of some borough
seats. Mr. Bright followed and made strong speech
in opposition to the scheme of the Deyby Admins IRA
ton.
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MISSOURI.
THE EQUAL RIGHTS QUESTION.

THE EQUAL RIGHTS QUESTION
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Feb 25.-The Senate to-day
passed by vote of 10 Yeas, against Nays the bill
submitting to the people at the next general election
an amendment to ,ihc State Constitution, TO strike
out the word white" a similar proposition has
been introduced into the House. and has been made
the special order for Thursday.
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NEU ENGLAND.
ar ritr1iAra 70 rHR TRiBrSR

r.lLr1E1rn 70 Tribune
MEETING on BEHALF or THE CRETANS.
Boston Feb. "a meeting in behalf of the suf,
frcrs Of the island OF crete held last evening ana
largely attended. Addresses were made by the Rev
DR. OsgOOd Oi New ork. Judge Russell, and Others
The state COnsabulaiy seized the stocks OF N liquor
dealers In this county last week, ana prosecuted o.
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SINGULAR DISCOVERY or CoIN.-Alr. samuel llor-
TON Of Rockaway while engaged in telling some trees in
tbo vicinity of Grassy Pond few days since
Iov tree I'm which he found secrctcd the of $500
i silver From marks upon some of the coins IL Is evident
Ihnt Tho depOslL was Inado over IA yoars ago.
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KENTICKY.

PROPOSED INV RAILROAD.
Br rEtAIR,rH TEiHrNE
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 2j-A dclrgaiion i here from
Madison and the adipining counties. 20 consult M
reference 10 the speedy construction OF "a branch
railroad from Richmond. Ky. 90 some point on tIr
Louisville and Knoxville Railroad.
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MARTNF INTELLIGENCE

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 25-NOon-The Cunard steamship
Africa from Boston, Feb 49, via Halifax arrived here ell
route to Liverpool late on Saturday afternoon
LIVERPOOL, Feb 25-tNoon.-The Acadian, from Liver
pool for Savannah lost Tuskar Rock off the coast
Of Ireland yesterday No further particulars have been
received.
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BROOhL w.

TnE TNuED STATE, ACT. FIVE THOUSAND BAR
REI. or Wn,KT.-This case. adjourned from Thursday
la.t wa. brought up before Judge Benedict IN the L. =
Dsirt Court Brooklyn yesterday. it Will be- rccolecel
that this whisky seized from the disicry Of Red
muud Burkt south Firs and Eleventh sis, h.. ID. IL u
stated tb1t the real capacity OF h, discry $50 gal
Ion, per dny while but 80 gallons were returned The
c...c was a. j0ugAcd Tor one day.
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TENNESSEE.

PRoCr AVIATION BY COY. BEOwNLOw.
TELEgRkPu THiBrNE.
NASHVILLE Feb. 2j.-Gov. Brovnlow has issued a
proclamation announcing III, determination TO call
out the militia Ia enforce the laws and protect Union
men and AL citizens against evil dJcr>
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A Perfect success.
Jailuary3,i rs.

Yorr machine M estimaion,1 psJsi st'sss " snrihmg
better has recommended Our attachment Tor
daily: and consider made W.
recommend Wilcox Gibbs 10 al feuds-leteT "' =
Krl,ey south Frecpor Me-. Jan -. l6o7.dirrts,doh
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POLITICAL.
IILfN6iS.
sI TELEGRAPH TO rHs TRIsUSs.

bI fkLkIkAPH 10 IHH IHI3UNE
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 2j-The Governor has approved
the bill for the erection of Capitol, notwlth
standing the strong effort made 20 induce him TO
withhold his signature. The bill locating the Agri-
cultural College at Champaign passed the Senate
to-day.
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Mourning Goods.

4 CARD-w JACKSON So 53i BROADWAY has rorS.,nts 90
of BoHhs,se sld al other Morning Dr-@
Nii's
tioves B-Ladi- waited goods Their ien
notice No a5i Bro,iss opposite 1hay ~ =
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AUSTRIA.

BERLIN, Feb. 2j.-Dispatches have been received
here which state that all the non-Germaa members
in the Austrian Diet have united.
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JAPAN.

LONDON. Feb 25-Midnght-A dispatch from
TientSin, China reports that the Tycoon OF japan
had been shot.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. Feb 2j.-The Government of Spain will
Immediately form Board of Public Works for Cuba.
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1Ezzx1IEzExxxl

LCOTTYRgLER-"s ~ reIefs Charh sis B-oosn b, NJ
Rev j. A. Paddock Pto Nsinesisy Feh ~ kc,d O. %. III
Of Wthon o. G.. u 81 Loass daughter ~ A. kecisf " 81 -
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

M,SONS PROTECTIVE SOCiEN.-lhe Jouiheymen
psons Of the Town Of Flushing held meeting last week
D. ,i nur,osc or forming association for the protcc
al i,c Interests, similar to tho organizations Which
ssI,t in Kew.YOlk and bg0oldyG
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OBITUARY.
srrGtroRArn 20 rnr rHlBrSE.

NJ TELEGRArH 0 TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON. s. C., Feb. 2j.-The Hon. Isaac
Holmes formerly member Of Congress from Charleston,
isd to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

Par ,prLrnr Feb 25-Cate active and unchanged lo bcry'
.oiI. Extra Western 0l7c fair TO good 3" S'P "'h''"'
600 .od A. q aolc Hogs in demand 2SO sold az lOG!c
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GErURN on CoNTISCATED PROPERTY THROUGHOUT
LTE SCUM TO THE REBEIS-THE PRESIDENTS
C6SDtCT TO BE INVESTIGATED - STARTLING
CHARGES BY OFFICERS OF THE FREEDMEN's BU-
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ponnrry OF SAFES At SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Feb. 2j.-Burglars forced the safes OF
Mcssrs Ritchc Smith, a. II. Gillette. and l. Simpson
& CO. early on Saturday morning, but succeeded In got
ting only about s2 in postal currency and so fourth
series 500 bond No 95s. payable 10 the order OF charles
A. Munger, and two 500 second series 75O bonds, Nos
Gl and lGjGS2.
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Respecsy informs public and all affected vita Lung D"e' VI"
visit Sewiork for consultation e'ep l.hSpAi 'S
~ =, pI, from Q l. n to3 D. m Dr. SCHENCGS in bs
.,s, COUGHS Colds Consumption Sc has secured 10 ha The CO.
sd.pee the community eyerywb Al advice free but loss
examination OF the Lungs bis Rpm,ter h' bsrgs - A1
snppy Of Dr. sCHESCHS medicine, be obtained at b" n'' a