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Important to the People.
A. w. TRAPS,

A. w. TRAPS,
DEALER IN FUNITURn,
West Side Fayetteville Street,
Neat to Aahler's Je'celry Store, and opposite the
Market,
INVITES ATTENTION FROM CITY AND
country to his large and elegant stock OF furniture,
on hand and to arrive, consisting of complete
chamber Sets, Mattresses of various designs and
qualities, suitable for Cottage or Palace. His
supply of SOFAS, PARLOR, DINING ROOM
and OFFICE CHAIRS, &C., &c, is not e1celled
in the State.
UNDERTAK
He respectfully announces that he has added to
his other business, that of Undertaking, and is
now ready to supply those who mayfequire them,
Collins of any desired quality. He has the best
material for woodwork elaborate silver plain
mountings, plating, ETC., and a new HEARSE, of
modern pattern and finish. He is therefore in con-
dition to furnish everything requisite for funeral
occasions and will attend to all orders for his SER
vices, in this line, with promtitude.
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Superior Courts.

The Superior Courts areheld IL eight Circuits
by the following officers s. Z
.1asdges--Dayid a. Barnes, of Northampton; e.
j. Warren, of Beaufort; Daniel G. Fowle, of
Wake, Robert B. Gillian, of Granville; Ralph
P. Buxton, of Cumberland; Anderson Mitchell,
Of Iredell; William N. Ship, of Henderson, A.
Sosicito,s-Mills L. Eure of Gates, first Circuit;
w. 7. Faircloth, of Wayne, second Circuit; Sion
H. Rogers, Of Wake, Attorney General, third
Circuit; Neill Mckay, of Harnett, fifth Circuit !;
w. P. Caldwell, of Iredell, sixth Circuit; VIM
?. ;Bynum, of Lincoln, seventh Circuit; David
Coleman, of Buncombe, eighth Circuit Compen-
one week, and $50 for each additional week.
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Government Of North-CaroIina.

JONATHAN WORTH, of Randolph,
Governor, salary, $4,000 90
VIM. H. BAGLEY, of Pasquotank, Pri-
elusive of fees,) 1000 90
ROBERT w. BEST, of Greene Secreta-
ry Of State, exclusive of fecs,) 1850 90
KEMP P. BATTLE, of Wake, Public
Clerk to Treasurer, $500 90
Ter, $500 90
Govermor's Council-Jesse J. Yeates, of Hert-
ford Daniel L. Russell, of Brunswick; VIM. A.
Wright of New Hanover; VIM. Eaton, jr., of
Warren; 81. A. Lemly, of Forsythe; Calvin j.
Cowles, of Wilkes; R. F. Simonton, of Ireden
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State Pinte1-W. E. PELL, of Raleigh.
State Li6raTian-O. FL. PERRY, of Ra-
leigh, 600 90
Superintendent Of Public B1ildings-R.
II. BRADLEY, of Wake, 500 90
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We publish below Mr. Stevens bill, as
amended, to reconstruct the insurgent States.
1t will be remembered that the bill intro
duced by Mr. Stevens on the 18th December.
prepared at his request by North Carolinians,
was referred to the Committee on Territories.
OF which Mr.. Ashley is Chairman. But mean
Wnlle MIR. Stevens has amended a former
nlll OF MS by engrafting on it the main fea-
lures OF the North Carolina bill, so as to give
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The Judges of the Supreme Court of the

The Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States are as follows:
Mr. Chief Justice Chase, of Ohio.
Mr. Justice Wayne, Georgia.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, New York.
Mr.. Justice Grier Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, Maine.
Mr.. Justice Swayne, Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Miller, Iowa.
Mr.. Justice Davis, Illinois.
Mr.. Justice Field, California.
Reporter, John W. Wallace, Ohio.
Marshal, D. S. Gooding. ...--..
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SALoRNE

BY DAISY HOWARD,
one of the most graceful and natural writer's in
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There will also appear new series of humor-
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BY BARRY GRAY,
whose reputation in humoEistie letters is &C
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j. II. ELLIOT, the poet and essayist, will con-
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Great REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
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~ SECOND CIRCUIT.
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TENDER.
Wayne-First Monday after the fourth Monday
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

JDNpON, Feb 2l-NCOn.-Consols for money open "' 'i
American seculies-the following are the opening rates
k,ies a7a Bonds "a Illinois Central, 7Sl, dividend.
Evening Con,os closed at 81 FOR money. American
Securities closed at The following rates; United states
RyeHwenties, "A; Illinois Central exdY), IS Erie fnI
way shares 31I.
United States bonds Al Frankfort to-day, 75b.
American bends are quoted at Paris today at sag
LVERPOoI, Feb. 2l-NOon.-lhe Cotton market Is very
fpD and prices have declined td The sales to-day
0Yomise 10 reach 1900 bales. Middmg UPands lSid;
&iddIng Orleans, l4sd.
, Evoning-The Cotton market >tD sbovsa declining
Tendency and the market this evening closes duh al the
Believing quotations MiddDg Upands, l5tdi Niddilns
Orleans l4Id The sales Of the day foot up 10000 palts
Corn-Mixed Western sold today az 81 per quarter
American Lard is advancing and closed at 81 per cWt
kshes 95i for Pots Petroleum unchanged al 1 @ nor
taron icr lejiucd Pennsylvania and Canada White
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

knen "a the Christian population Of that Island at least
the final blow hope which might arose SsiyS rS pte tGf
confpadicfs an the vain and conflicting rmOrs by
Which Europe has distracted for 50 many idre, H1T
For several weeks hundreds OF women anu s Sla'f tb
bockaded shores TO the friendly hab9rs Of Greece ana
tbis exodus was hailed by the wewsefs 10 the CTtd
cause 90 an EVIDENCE of determination on the part OF
the efans 10 be rid OF the cOmbatans so s 70 ne
nincumbeTed In their movements anu ehape"t " hs"'
their battles TO the utmost. ,.--,..,.o
on The 2Oth however the French ginboat Saamandre
foowed hy an Ottoman rigate and corvette, entcreI
the Pireus bringing back to Greece i4O OF ner VOnee
warriors Others Of their comrades were waiting l le
island for an opportunity Of embarkng and even treat
ing with Mustapha Pasha for permission 10 take ther
passage in foreign vessels Open war; even ID me nou
lain districts seems to be altogether at an end thOh
blgandaqe or as the Greeks prefer to call IT, guerfl
warfare may be kept up for season OF even break o
oGain and again for years But the men who turned
their bas upon Crete would hardly have deserted their
fav II even hope Of prolonged resistance hadremaDed
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORIs.
Peb 20The ships Brgegater and Cousnte iol
Liverpool and the ChpO for COE have cleared With nll esgoss
wheat 4
The ship Kenivoth from SevYOk arrived at Honolulu be 27f
Of January. a.
BosroS Feb 2-Auired steamship Neptune EswYeti tlp
LyerpOo bark Kensng0n from Greenoek shs
Marie Starlight from sslO River Irene auservey from Dag
bark Queen the Fleet rom ADdroOn ashore On the oEss
middle mus discharge part fber 20 get oh Il
2Oth-Arriyed bark Courier from Mex Orleans
WILMINGTON, ~ c. Feb 2LArhvee, ship Fairbanks nom hsss
York. - . -
CHARrzsTos Feb 2L-saled brig Msnrnelo for Winingon
MOBILE Feb 2l-CeEed ship Norway from Liverpool Shh ss
OF 400 bales OF cotton.
York.
Arrived, steamship San Salvador from Nev-York n
EEw0RLgSs. jan 2Aryed steamship Liberty rom New loft
GALyzsros Feb 2AInVed steamship q W. Lord from hssie4
SPOKEN, =
Feb TO- Of Gun Key slip WestnOreand Of PHILADELPHIA from N
Orleans foT Liverpool
Feb TO- slip Java Of from New Orleans for HAvT
DISASTER.
WAsHN6TOy D. c. Feb 2l0gE COnsH Trinidad De Cuba tt
notice Department Of the total loss Of the schooner egs
PHILADELPHIA She bound Cenueg0s from Philadelphia AZ
and merchandise AID wrecked the reefs
Key Breton the night Of January - The master aud crew nup
beIng had reached CeBgos safety The Consul had se
ghe Key Breton with the hope being able to save portion ~
pe cargo III
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PIlIrSSIA.

telegram from Berlin says The Upper House
have approved the bill authorizing a loan of
y 10000 thaloTs for the construction Of railway =
The House discussed the bill IN reference To the news
paper reports of the sittngs of the AQIih German
Parliament. The bl which was opposed IN detail
by Count Bismarck rejected 10y the House
On the 2d the Chamber of Deputies approved unan-
imousy and without debate the treaty for the ces-
sion of the TaXs postal administration TO Prussia.
The North German Gdzeitc of Feb. declares, appa-
nntly officially, that the aim of Prussan policy
is to promote the establishment of IA South German
Confederation. The same journal says: " As regards
the Efforts of great portion of the Belgian press to
initiate the feelings of the French people against
Prussia 10y means Of systematic falsehood we must
protest that in doing the Belgian press ~ acting IN
criminal opposition to the international law oi Eu-
~
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SURRATT

THE PRISONER CLOSELY GUARDED-HIs COUNSEL.
BY rErRoRAPH
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The prisoner John Sunatt
is confined during the night in of the three celia
opening on a corridor about 25 feet long, in which,
during good portion Of the day, he PAGES back and
forth. He seems to be in excellant health, sleeps
well and eats heartily, speaks but little, and then
only in regard to his personal wants. The door al
each end of the corridor is planced up and conse.
quenty he cannot see or have any intercourse with
any of the oherprisoners Heis very closely watched
by guards and while in the corridor there is guard
with him. 1t is now stated that Messrs Bradley and
Mr.. McTrick have been retained as his counsel and
yesterday Mr. Bradley, jr, had an interview Of s0HS
length Of time with him.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

u sfRGEAPn INN THiJuSs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-In the Supreme Court to-
day the following cases were taken up:
No tuThe Illinois Central Railroad plaintiffs I'm error,
art barron; action for causing DEATH Arg-
mcnt concluded. :, ,,u.- ,
No 1iq--Pearson. appellant, ngt. Duane; liability OF
common carriers. Argument commenced.
No II3-Godfrey plaintiff In error agt raves error 70
OF error dismissed pursuant 20 the lsth rule OF inc Court
No. 1A-Volk, appellant, agt The uhilod statcs' AP
neal dismissed for want of Jurisdiction
No. ii6-SieyoTs et al, appellant, agt. Fem; equity
No Ii;-sears et al, appellants ast Blgclowi Chan
Gerry cause; submitted -
No 1is-IIed 1T. al, appellants, agt BgclOWi Chan
No. iIe-Benty st al claimants and appellants, agt
COyne. , ,,,..,,
No. 100 Same agt Same cross appeals In Admiralty
Causes submitted.
The Court viii st tomorrow 22dl only for the purpose
Qi sQlsluaIqg us NTgyalpt " M IA a9Qla
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
FRANCE.
TIE NEW PRESS LAW.


Rv tbe new press law printers and publishers viii
only have TO make simple declaration of their place
of residence and qualifications. 1t is believed that
tbe newspaper stamp will be reduced to three cen,
times ii is not yet known whether non-polucai
publications will be subject TO the same du'y'
IgIE DISTURBANCES IN BELGIUM.
The Arenr National publishes telegram from Mar
chiennes, in Belgium, announcing that the dlsturo-
nnces which have broken out there among the miners
still continue. Three workmen have been hliieu III
an encounter with the troops and Is Belgian soldiers
have been wounded.
FISHERIES COMMISSION.
The International Fisheries Commission has termi-
mated it's labors Its report will shortly be submitted
10 the Governments of France and England for their
adoption and will if approved, form the subject Tor
diplomatic convention.
MEXICO.
Official intelligence received in Paris from Mexico,
dated December 90, states that the French troops
were continuing their retrogade movement. and that
bv January 90 the whole eXpedtiOnary corps was TO
be echelOned between the City OF Mexico ana the sea-
board
PUBLIC ANXIETY AS TO THE POLICY OF TIE Gov
ERNMEST.
A Paris correspondent 10 The Ii06s says:
"The little activity I'm commercial transactions OBJ,
scrvoble for some time past continues and probably VIII
continue as long as there il any uncertainty TO the
political and financial policy OF the Govelnment; inc nc
expectation generally Is that the propramme sktched Dy
the Emperor will be carried out literally; and If the re
suits Justify their expectations there Is little OF no doubt
that the commercial and financial public will recover full
confidence No serious Improvement. however can be
calculated upon until the opening OF the session
The debates are looked forward TO with some anxiety
for they win enghten the public ~ 20 the financial pol
ley which NJ. Rouher proposes following The continued
silence OF the Monitep with respect fresh loan, and
the exuatOn Of the promoters Of gigantic enterprises a
the retirement Of NJ fould who was persseniy opposed
10 them are ufavOrable symptoms, but II is hoped that
NJ Rouher whose ideas OF economy are generally sound
will favor reckless enterprise add 10 the enormous
debt of the country and what s more, that the in
torpostlon Of the Chambers viii raise up barrier against
them"
Personal.
The Prince and Princess Napoleon received Gen.
Dix ut the Palais Royal on Sunday last.
Nce-Admiral Page died in Paris on the I'd of FEB
TuaTy. ~
NJ Marino PapadOpula a Greek pubcist, has been
nominated Choy Waller of the Legion of Honor
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
TURKEY.
CEETAN AFFAIRS.

The Tribune Bureau In London has received the
following from our CoDstantinople correspondents
The United States consul at Preus reports that the
rmored assassination Of volunteers returned from
Crete is totally false. No riot has occurred. Tho
Porto will undoubtedly offer the Cretans general
amnesty and quasi independent government under
Christian Prince. The Cretans would probably ac-
cept tho offer nnder the protection OF the Great Pow
ers. The Turkish Ministers arc now satisfied that
the Snltan's Commissioner in Gambia has been play,
has purpOsely prolonged the war TO aid tho French
intrigue Of turning the Island over TO Egyph but
they nave not yet CONVINCED the Sultan OF thls.
MINISTER 70 THE UNITED STATES -
The Greek Minister TO the United States is Gen
Kalergis who will sail in few days. RusteIn Bey
has beon rejected by the Sultan ns Turkish Minister
TO the United States--which is fortunate.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND Connections
meeting Of the Board Of Charities and Corrections was
held yesterday afternoon at the office, No. Bondst
President Bowen In the Chair The Superintendent of
outdoor poor reported that he had six cases OF ty
phoid fever to the Bellevue Hospital from the Girist
Lodging House. DR.. Willard Parker appointed c0ns
sulting surgeon at Bellevue Hospital After the tralss
tiOn Of merely routine business the Board adjourned
TRANSPORTATION or SOUTHERN RELIEF-We are
in receipt Of the following communication:
To ire Editor Of The " T. Tribune.
SIR: The IT, g. steamship Memphis c0aliDg at the
Navy Yard, and will sail empty for Charleston and Pot
Royal this week. and any contributions for the desp4
Of the above ports would be taken applying the ADA
miral Of the NavyYaTd for transportation. }
FRIEND TO THE Poor
q. s. S. Memphis, Nary Yard, N. T., Feb. 20, 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
MARlNE INTELLIGENCE.

IdvERrOOG, Feb. 2l-NoOn-Ibc English ship South
AnpOu Capt. smhwicb, which left this port few days
Snce for Now-Yor the rocks on the Irish coast
nesr Belfast last evening.
BAvRE Feb PA dispatch from BIest announces the
hsrival Of the steamship Europe Capt Lelnare' WAeh
left New York OH the 9th inst.
LONDONDERRY. Feb 9l.-The steamship Damascus,
eapt Watts which left Portland, Me. the 9th inst,
Arrived at this port This morning, aud subsequently sailed
foY LIVERPOOL
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
AUSTRIA.

telegram from Vienna says: The Emperor has
accepted the resignation of Count BclcTedi, and has
appointed Baron Beust 10 succeed him as President
al the Council Count McnsdOrif, formerly Foreign
Minister il 10 replace Count CrennCylllc, IN the
post Of first Ade-dc-Caup to tho Emperor.
The negotiations between Austria aud Prussia,
relative to the conclusion of treaty of commerce
are approaching q satisfactory conclusion.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
EUROPE
NEWS BY TEE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 FEB, 2l'
y, 5usokJb TO THS rEIsuNE
GREAT BRITAIN.

- GREAT BRITAIN.
JoNpoN. Feb 2l-NOon-The suspension of the
.,t Of Habeas Corpus in Ireland has been prolonged
4, 10 now stated that Stephens the Chief Organizer
~ the Irish Republic is not aud has not been III
ireland II is reported that he has recently been in
Paris. The national troops are posted at various
places in Kerry and Cork Counties IN such numbers
a. 10 effectually prevent any further outbreak.
IIvERPOoJ, Feb 2l.-The steamer Rappahannock
was sold al auction to-day by Mr. Dudley the Amcii-
san Consul, for the sum of $500.
The repairs on the steamship Great Eastern having
been completed she was successfully launched
Today from the grdiron ut Birlenhead opposite tins
AtS. 81,
Fhe English Government announces that II VIII
eat aliens cangbt in the at Of rebellion rs pirates
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF NTERNALl
REVENUE, WASHINGTON Feb. 10, 1867.
SIR: reply to your letter of the 18th instant that
where the annual rent lease varies for the several
years OF the tor the ruling OF this office is that the
stamp should be based upon the acreage rental value
Very respectfully, +. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
b W Huntington. esq, ceunselVrstLaw, No. 200 Broad
WY, NeWiYGGk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
ruE EASTERN DIGESTION

LONDON. Feb 2l.--The Sultan of Turkey has OH
naEy informed the leading Powers OF Europe that lie
bks decided to call together an assembly OF the rep
yesentatvcs Of an the different religious ceeds III
she Ottoman Empire for the purpose OF dehDelauhe
.,cr and adotiug measures for the effectua cxecu-
Aon of tlle p,oyiSions of the Fiinlan of 1856.