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CoLORED SCHOOLS IN RlCHM0ND.-ThcSe
schools. though not so well attended as
during the last session, have quite a num-
Der of scholars. The following list will
give an idea of what they are accomplish
ing
The school at Asbury chapel, under the
control Of two teachers, has an average at
tendance of l55 scholars.
The school located at Chimborazo, under
the management of two teachers, has an
attendance of l25 scholars.
There isalso a school at Roch etLs, taught
by colorcd man, which has &c scholars in
regular attendance.
There is also at each of these localities
night school for adults, each with an aver
age attendance Of about so scholars.
Nothing is taught in the schools mention
ed but the elementary English branches.
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GASES IN BANKRUPTCY. - amuel
"ango, Of Amelia ; i. W. Eggleston of
h am; Samuel NJ. Spencer, OF Buckipr.
Land h auu y. 5. Huddleston, Of Cumber-
their OWN own no oeen adjUdged bankrupts on
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By Pilkinton, Puiliam Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IL Pearl street.

SALE OF VALOA~
L Bile REAL ESTATE IN TIE TGWN OF
MaNCHEST Ek.-I execution OF tn provisions
Of cer'air deed OF trrst rom Robert Car
ter and |ifs TO the subscriber. as trnstne, and
bearing date tao Goth cay OF March, l,60,
and dny of record IN the clerks Office al
ihs equity OF ehesterneid, and being required
80 10 do by the b. ne ciary in said dsed Will
TUESDAY the 10th Of December, 1867 at. o'clock
2. NJ tn. very valuable oTpkS 1EP Bd Bit
INCH aUSG and Lot now Occu"ied by Rooert
Carter. EFl., located on Hull street tnvr:h sidel
hetwe.c Jones street ana the corporation line.
The lot fronts % feet and runs back IsS c-t The
house contains i've rooms and Is in excellent re-
pair.
TEE@= 1880 cash, and baiauce a. such Tina as
Will be made known on day Of sale.
) g. PULL VI, Trustees.
Sale conducted by PlLkISTo:, 2uLLFa% i CO.,
Arcrioua.rs dos
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BY CrIbbs 3 Williams. Arc.!onseE'.
Northwest sufnsr Of &sla ara aseNsG.- %~;'


COMMISSIONERS 5 i lie
u VALUABLE HOUSE AND Tor, OK l1'A~
HILL. AT AUCTION BY vlg,a.L Q! 5seSss
the Circuit Court % Hanrico sonu.y saleiT~
.ho i:h OF November, lss7 IN tn. ,ass II: :. -
rs. Crsy's guardian, &c, - VII ~ spae.
missioner thereby Hppotn.ed. - n at lcO q.
ton. upon The premise 90 IHlt.SE.AS !. I,
day of December ~ O'clock = VI, M ~, -
not, then on the next fair day thereafter - 80
same hour the HouSS and LOT OF which tsi's33
Croy diet seized aud possessed. ant now occaf' +
BY ar. johnson. situated At the corner 81 biNa-
AID Thirty thifd streets, on IhlAEcEAEo hl!A. 81.
The lot fronts on Broad street Is fvs'. snd 7
oIrs. half 81 mat front extends back 70 Marsh =
street $50 aet deep AID for t4s otasr ~ 20 -.
deep, rs VIII be SHOWN W nap O. TIE 1S3 =
sale.
The hrst toy OF he kohse l. o. 5r OK, the or
story Is of wood Il contains eight tu"lss, VIC
shiDgled tCo, stable, /" loi and cOas- house, =
well % goo Ssatrr In fne yard.
Terms: 49, cash tho balance ri Iolt, eIh
and irStve .sa0ihs Tor negotiable notes. inter
added, tho Tile pslns rs.a!i "a ~ tna eSurt aa'
Commiss.prss.
aArSss i WILLIAMS. Aus!oassss' es1
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AWctJ0m Sales.
~ : -
THIS DAY .


THIS DAY.
By Il. Gathright, Auctiopaer,
No. 1883 Main street, betwoon Fourteenth AID
Fifteenth streets.
WILL SELL ATMy STORE THIS
4 (Thursday) MORNING. ct |" o'clock
FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES.
FEATHEK BEDS,
CROCKERY
Fire lot SCOTS.
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
FANCY ARTICLES. &c.
te5 4. GATHRIGHT, huc.oneer
By Cook 4 Laug!..or. Auctioueers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
DARKROOM AND FIXTURES AT
Is AUCTIOT.-THIsD DAY atlo o'clock wa will
sail At "Continental House, . corner Broad stree,
and Brook avenue, the
B,R.knOM FIXTURES,
GLASSES,
BAR and oYsTEe COUNTERS,
LCuKlNd
TABLES,
GsmaiI lot T. QGORs and CIGARS.
de5 COOK aLAUGHroH, Gc,ioneers.
By E. A. Willis, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
e. ING &c Will he sold at auction 2; IN, gtoTe,
No l4i7 Main street THIS tTua>day( MOGSlaG
ut 10 O'Clock a desirable lot OF FURNITURE, con-
sisting in part o!
neweSF ,l.+:.t.AIoK and PRESS
lot TABLES.
BtDSTEADS &c.
ALSO.
large lot REh nY. MADE CL0THIaG,
DRY GOODS, &c.
das & A. WILLIS. Auclioneer.
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DkSIhAB HOTEL PROPERTY
IL ZOE RgHT, ~ TIE TOWN or CoVlEG-
TON, AtLEGHAEI CoGETY, Va VIII rent
to the ighsst bidder on The 18th day OF Deem.
bar ls61 In the town OF Coylugton, the above
property, with large .tebics. which are situ@lso
~ the present terminus OF the Virginia Central
railroad.
The passengers 20 and from tbs various SPRINGS
rrrna'n N GovinGton one night. The capacity Oh
the two hotels now In tha town has been lnsuM-
cient 10 Accommodate this years travel. The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will be opened
nsxt spring. and farther comment on the business
prospects Of this town Ia unnece. sary.
In addition 10 the abov4. WI rent al the same
place and t;Inela comfortable }" ELLlaG snd a
small STONE house.
no 27-l5t EDWAED McMAHON.
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ExECUTIvE.-O. r. W. Lull, of Chicago,
was yesterday appointed by the Governor
commissioner of deeds for Virginia in
the State of Illinois.
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nSai'4L:-Rev. A. f. Dickinson &c ,h;s
Guy, is conducting protractnd IS ,' oi ms
grafton, West Va, in which ovsn ~, a.
persons have protested coly.rs;nn . iolly
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by Gpubbs & Williams. Au.uoao,l,
Northwest coruer &aiu and Eleventh s!Tc-as.

CATALOGUE SALE OF 4 VhLUh-
~ BILE LAW LIBk1gT Al IuCT.9A.-.H
WEDNESDAY,. nth Hace.Gb-r, cyUIE.oIcsrS
half p4s,4 O'clock NJ, VIII sell j. SO. 7.
Matn strsst The valuable lsw litrary Of tGe D..
General Gsorse W. Randolph g'lr rl.ss "r-#
one thou.ana volumes, ambIaci ( TO- yi- 0a.-.-1
and s'andard WORKS ih- kHs!!,u k.port-, ~
many rare and valuable NJyinia >, - )" %.
OF print. tho whole forming . COLLECTION "c'."!
the attsrtion OF tbs bar.
Thsr3 win ALSO bs oold :uw 'GtsSy4.-n7o.'
works
TERMS: Made known 4. tho TINA ~ s2.s.
Catalogues vii! DO ready In s~E days
GeGDSS & WILLIAMS
de- Acc lontrts.
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Est.I Estate for sale,
r~/~-~-r--J~|~~-
~ Lee {: GNrdiu,

" Lee {; Goddiu,
Zeal Estate agents and Aucttoneors.
No - Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
INE OFFER F1R ; q L r PAlc
LoT fronting on lombard alley - '1"t Which
allev is 90 feet wide) ana running b3ch 81! feet,
and in rear OF tho business houses Of Jnhn J.
wilson and others "his is most desirable
building lot for manufacturers or any ether pusi-
ness purposes.
Terms Liberal. c,
Apply TO LEE u y ibo'N,
de S-lw auctiohe"r'.
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WE RETURN thanks to L. L. Smith, news
dealer, SCI Broad street, for late papers.
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We CALL ATTENTION to the card Of the
officers and directors OF the First National
Bank Of Richmond announcing the impor-
tant fact that the stockholders of the Ma
tional Exchange Bank, with the assent OF
the Comptroller OF the Currency, have
agreed to consolidate with the First Ma
nonal Bank, and hereafter the business of
Tue two banks will be conducted under
1 n name and charter Of the First National
Bank OF Richmond.
80 inns consolidation the stockholders of
Inc t~o banks will save large eynanse
ana Will corrcspondiuyly benefit ,he nn,,i;o
The capital stock, by this arr.na pn"t'
will 90 increased to s4Oo 900. : ''t'eH''
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

Adjourned Meeting Of Bondholders-AnnuaI
Meeting of Stockholders Of Southside hhii-
road Report OF President Malone finhh-
c;,I Condi,;ou Of the Road-Resolutions, &c.
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LEWIS LINDSEY HOLDS HIGH CARNIVAL
FOR LITTLE WHILE, AND BARELY Es-
CAPES THE CALAB0oSE.-Lewis Lindsey, it
appears, cannot stand the pressure. The
simple honor Of being member Of the
Constitutional Convention may not have
affected his stability" but six or eight
dollars per diem is more than he can af-
ford to keep sober on. Attest His per-
formanccS in the neighborhood of the Sc
.cond market yesterday morning at about
half-past / O'clock. Lewis was full to
OVERLOOKING with incendiary spirit. He
had more of the aforesaid spirit con-
cealed. about his person than he could
conveniently carry. He betook HIM
self TO the saloon of fellow ciuzen, ana
impressed with the idea that he could eX
officio frame tlatform Tor the pro-
prietor, commenced al official lnVeStlga-
ton of his political status. Not being
satisfied that the man was all right "
from his standpoint, Lewis drew his pistol
in true "bg Injun" style and threatened
him with the vengeance OF the Radical
gods. "He was m'mber of 1.-THE C'nshtu-
sh'nal C'niensbin, an he had p'rfect right
to shoot any man N 1.-THE wurr'ld leSS'n he
was all right" Things looked squaly, and
the squaiiler they grew the louder grew
Lewis's words. Finally, some of his
Radical friends fearing that he might
occupy seat on the prisoners bench
in the Mayors court, instead Of his seat in
the Convention, brought up hack, and
taking him up body ard bones, bore him
off to his domicil.
Policeman Angle, being informed that
there was disturbance in the neighOor-
hood, arrived upon the scene in few mo-
ments after he was driven off.
Lewis appeared in the Convention at
IL o'clock somewhat cooled down, but
just in the humoy, nevertheless, to use the
chairman'S hat as spittoon, or inform the
Convention that he was the only man in
the body not fool. His model speech,
evidencing that his MUD was as clear as
mud, will be found in the proceedings.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperon. Auctionsers
ard Real Estate AGen;s.

yYTE OTFEE FOR SALE PEI-
w VATETT EaILDRY'S MILL, ~ HAN0-
YER COUNTY, tw-nty -thre. miles from htcn-
mont and 1out eight iUi!es from bland Yer
don, and Eaw!ett's oepcts The mill is furctsned
witr TWO pair stones ior grinding corn, snd Que
pair for heat. cotton gin cDb crl-ner. and eircu
lar saw and is supp I'D ritc 2 n-ver-fallir. sup
ply OF water froGi the South anna river. The
dwelling house coul@ins six rooms, Gnt al. mecca
safv out-hoEses
Attachsd to the mill are So $4,000 acres Of land,
mostly arabic, and producing well; small or
chard, &c.
From its location, by special ai,erti n - tbs
mi.liug business, most profitable Investment
may be IGsde.
Terms: Accommodating. Apply 10
HARRISON, GUDpiN i APPERsON.
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" NICK Max" for the holidays. FIN .
pictures &C., is to hand from Turner il, y.
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THE ROSE COURT OF INQUIRY.

TIE ALLEGED EARhT CL oSyNG oFhaDIso-
lvlRD POLLS.
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LYME & BEOTHER, Auctioneers.
BY Harrison, Godiin i Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

FRAMED Dwell
II LING. on TIE s0UTII sIDB.nF CLAY
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECnND STREETS. FHR
SALE AT hUCTlGr Will b. sold at auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY. 5th of Decem-
her, 1857, ~ 81 O'Clock 81, that baannfnl
FGsASD RESIDENCE located as above now DC,
cupied hy Mr. - Martin, AID formerly owned
ard occupist By Mr william S. Phillips. IL Is
in good repair, and contains seven rooms be-
sides ample servants apartments, s'abie, "tc. n
front tb-rs j. a handsome poriico extending The
whole length Of tha house. Ths !o' iront6 50 feet
and ma back shoTt 5 fact 10 IN alley
Terms: Une-tiird cash balance at 8 and l.
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust dee:'. ,r-,,r.ou
HARRISON, GODDIN APPGESoN.
do Q suctioueers.
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VERY VALUABLE THREE-STO-
Y RY GRANITE AND BRICK FEOIT TENE-
s,ENT ON rHg WEST SIDE GF G7i SEVEN
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOB SALE At Auction.
- in he sold at public auction on THURSDAY Tho
5,h of December. 1857, At ! O'Clock p. NJ: the
ABOVE described property, consisting OF stone
and DW ELiIEG over same, containing SIX
rooms with gas, water, etc. having front Of
fee; more Sieve ntesuil street and run
ming back berween parallel lines IS feet more or
less 10 An alley
TERMS: At sa1e.
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THREE EXCELLENT Fra MED
I TEJEMETTS, or TiE East sIDG OF JET
FgRSGY STEEET BETWEEH BRoAD ND N X
SHALL STREETS, At hUGT!nN.-Cu SATUH.
DAY. tin December, 1T ! O'Clock p NJ, we will
sell upon the promises tbs three framed ter ments
situated a. aooce. etcL containing a5ou; four
roaras They - arranged that they may be
used belor for stores, " n dwellings above,
havlGs side door arJ pass - II ZACH house.
For purposes OF inyestrcn. IL IS il Odd properly,
~ it aiwaSs rents readily 10 good tenants; and
p-r-onS yrita small families Will lind them very
comfortable homes.
TERM. ats2i..
de5 GaUBBS 6 WrLLG' Ms, Auct'oneers.
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CrRcUIT Court OF R1cHMoND.-Thc case
Of Zctelle Us. Myers was further heard
Yesterday, and continued.
The court will adjourn to-day, and
Judge Meredith next week goes to Will
liamSburg.
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If man malSeth me keep my distance,
the comfort is, he keepeth his own at the
same time.
Is there no way to bring home wan
dering sheep but by worrying mm to
death.
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RsBUTrlNG TESTIMONY.

,rNrp,1 sCnoFIELD INTRODUCED.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
s1p1NG.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday:
NJ. Russell, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the street, and with
having destroyed bucket of paint belong
ing to Mr.. William Mitchell, was fined 81
and discharged on condition that he would
settle with Mr.. Mitchell.
Three ladies, a mother and her daughters,
belonging to the Miller family, were ar
raigncd upon the charge of keeping dis
orderly house. They all talked yolubly
and displayed much emotion. They were
"sct back"
John Howe (negro), brought up to an
swcr the charge of stealing pair of pants
from Mr.. w. Rose, was sent On for lndlct-
mcnt.
bartholomew Welsh, United States
army, charged with being drunk and noisy,
was sent to the Libby.
John McCue, charged with resisting po-
liccman Sweeney in the discharge Of his
duty, was set back.
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AN FNCET LENT sTUcCopo

By Grubh7 3 Williams, Auciio-car,.
Northwest corner Main I'D Eleventh ,t,.s.,
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JUDGE BuRNnAM's CouRT.-ln the Hust-
inps Court yesterday Barney Tracey, IN,
dictcd for assault and battery, was tired
and acquitted.
The grand jury reported an Indictment
against Henry King for felony.
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HORSES FOR SALE 7 VIII
I L n auction on FRIDAY, s,S frsf,,.' .,
o'clock, st the stables r. rear # I..I Mai, =.
the E0RsEs just rst aside By the sga.o, ~.
spfinkiiDR the s'rs"ts. Tha5s hur7es E,. ~ =
and known 'hror sboE: the city n be set,.,.. ~"
and reliable. -. PORT2RTlELD TAYL,ff.es's
Auc:ioneer and Hors6-seIler, AZ Mann.
10 o. y.
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From our Special Reporter.
TEE ALBEMARlIE GHOST.

THE MYSTERY STILL UNSOLTED.
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AUCTION Sales.
BY Cook & Laughton, kuctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor strsets.

~.-<<>-~~~~->
FUTURE DAY.
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BY Lyme y Brother,

BY Lyme y Brother,
Real Estate gents and Auctioneers,
No. 1889 Slain street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.
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By IrQb5s * W iiliam Auctiopeers,
Northwest cJrEer Main and Eleventh stres's.
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AWct30n Snles.
FUTURE DAY
BY FlemingP. BARI. q Co, Auetlo1..,,,1

nFvON BULLS FOR SALE
- ehail ornr fnr saiss At tho h,,,.'"s
i nEy T@'T ,q, -" g,l1,s Home On TgrSsS
TBhBh ToUH6 DEVON BILL, sgsa nclrt
half aud ono and hall years ard the az ~ /
months old. ''' o'asr n,
These animals are warranted - be ,b.
bred Dsvons, and raised by Or z J Rn@92.,y7g1.
~ Hanover county, a6gut ton mi - rom
"e .oFita 'ha attention o. Psrsorl IN 5ees ~
Iksas Reaannabie az, and made known \, !,
day Of sale. FLEMING p. HARRTs b r. -
oe = A1c,ICr.s,
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do GaJSBs Z wrtrr,"s .ior.s,.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-16

fund had to be drawn upon to meet the
January interest The revenue has been
closely collected, because there were ur>
gent demands for money growing out Of
the extrayagont expenditures Of the State
government, and yet there is no fund being
provided to meet the July interest With
such financial showing as the State can
make, where is the justification for the
enormous expenditure which this State
Guard, as useless an appendage to the
State machinery as third wheel to a
cart, viii necessarily involyeY II behOoves
the people of Tennessee toawaken to the
financial as well as political ruin impend-
ing over them. If they entrust the des-
TIMES of the State for another term to
the men now controlling it, what assn ,
rance have they that irretrieyable bank
ruptcy win not be the result Men who
resort to the most reckless schemes to
perpetuate power in their own hands are
unsafe custodians of the States honor
and interests, and the people of Tennes-
see viii learn this to their sorrow if they
do not make the change in the several
departments OF their government which
every instinct Of duty and interest de-
mands
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-The President
has sent message to the Senate, enclosing
a communication from the Secretary of
Interior, Attorney General and Secretary
of State. The former has no information
ofthe absence of Senators or officers from
their posts. Others say such absence has
invariably been under leave previously
granted, except in the last leave of Cum
ming, which was applied for by telegraph
from Denver, and granted, after he reached
Washington. The public necessity for
such leaves of absence is stated in tables
submitted, but no part of the expenses have
been charged the government.
The Supreme Court to-day refused to
entertain the Mississippi bill against the
President, but allowed the Georgia
bill to be filed as objective, and
did not apply to the Austrian Minister.
Count Wydenbruck has warmly thanked
the Secretary of State for the kindness and
promptness with which he acted in the re-
quest of the Austrian Emperor relative to
Macmillan.
The SeRate's committee on Indian affairs
will, during the present session, visit the
west of Kansas with view of selecting a
location for the Indians in that State. This
act is in accordance with a resolution
adopted by the Senate.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
ETROPE.
Defeat Of the Lfberals-The Luxem-
burg TrOubIe-The Great English
Boat Race


Defeat of the Liberals-The Luxem-
burg TrOubIe-The Great English
Boat Race.
LONDON, April 12.-The reform debate
occurred this evening in the House of Com
mons. Mr.. Gladstone offered an amend
mend fixing the rating at five pounds.
After a long debate the amendment was re-
ieeted by a decided vote. Government
majority 81.
LONDON, April Is, M.-The Times has
congratulatory editorial article on the de-
feat of the Liberals, on the reform bill, in
the House of Commons, last evening. The
course pursued BY Mr.. Gladstone is severely
criticised, while that of the Liberal men,
bers who deserted their party is lauded
with thanks. The Liberal boilers hold the
balance of power now, and virtually con-
troll the reform bill.
BRUSSELS, April l4.-It is reported that
proposition is now under consideration to
make the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
neutral territory, in order to avoid tronble.
ATHENS, April 1.-THE Cretan national
assembly issued proclamation, declaring
in favor of religious liberation and politi-
cal rights.
New YORK. April IA special cable
dispatch to the Herald says that the race
between the Oxford and Cambridge Uni
versity Boat Clubs, on the river Thames,
took place yesterday. Great interest was
manifested and the banks of the river for
four miles were lined with spectators The
race was the most exciting ever witnessed
of the kind The Oxford won by about a
length.
Time % minutes and 80 seconds.
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TANATIoN

The Northern people do not look upon
taxation with the same favor that they did
two or three years ago. The New York
1ssAes, Republican organ, thus shows the
change in the public feeling IL SAYS
'On the otheI hand, private interests Of
every class and description are clamorous
for relief from taxation. In the abstract
every body fayors the vigorous assessment
OF taxes, but when it comes 20 particulars
every body seeks relief from his specific
share. In 1866 every branch of mann
fscture was taxed, and urged that taxation
as a reason why duties on competing inn
ports should be increased. In 1867 these
internal taxes were largely reduced. and
the clamor for increased protection, which
still further diminishes the revenue from,
imports, is redoubled.
ain 1866, while members Of ConPress re.
oeived 5000 yearly salary for their
services, they taxed all incomes over 5000
tn per cent. This year, when they receive
5000 each, and thus come under that
large ratio Of taxation themselves, they re-
peal IL, and levy only 6re per cent upon all
incomes alike. This single item will cost
the revenue huenty nislli0Rs per annum. And
No the process Of reducing the income goes
on year by year in every direction, while
additions are NJ the same time made % the
aggregate Of the public debt Nor i this
tendency likely 10 be checked without an
effort. Each party will strive for popular
favor through reduced sa1ation and hi.