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The national Republican., 1867-02-04

NAVAL EXAMINING BoARD.-The naval ex-
amining board recently appointed, and Of
which Commodore Lee is president, assem-
bled at the Navy Department on Monday
last, when they adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday next, This board is for the exami-
nation Of such officers Of the volunteer navy
who desire reappointment in the regular
branch Of the service.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
THE DIAMOND TENNYSoN.

Messrs TIoKNoR FIELps have recently published
DIAMOND EDITION OF TRNNYsoN's PoEMs.
Complete In one volume. ...........,...,.,.., VI p
70 entirely new style, forming volume so small
as 10 At the Travellers pocket so elegant Es to suit the
most fAAtidous taste. Its beauty Of typography and
Of bindng together with its mex PenSyOness have Sc.
cured for universal welcome among all admirers Of
TEHNIsON.
TiThe Diamond Edition. Of the complete works Of
Alfred Tennyson ia triumph Of taste, Here We have
all the poems Of the Laureate printed In good eleAI
type on excellent tinted paper, bound In Magenta
be carried In the pocket is cheap, too for who
there that loves etters that will not be glad TO get Ten
nysOn Poems for dollar and quarter. .'-Phtlddsl
| phid Bpsnfn0 Bulletin,
"a psAtsr gem we have not seen this many day. :
| -BOstOn Recorder.
at is an every hour and every place edition, and a
'I'A " A'S'' " '''N-'' Ia2O.u
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

NAVY BULLETIN JANUARY 26.-Promoted =
Assistant Paymaster A. W. Bacon, to be
Passed Assistant Paymaster from August l,
1866; Assistant PaYmaster A, Clarence, to
be Passed Assistant Paymaster from No
vember 7, 1866; Assistant Paymaster Rufus
s. Mcconnell, to be Passed Assistant Pay
master from November 27, 1866.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

n HITE'S
". (LATK sHAEFIELD's)
CONFECTIONERY AND ZOE CREAM RsTARLlsHARHr
AND LADIES AND aRNTLRhENs
DINING SALOON
No $50 Sixth street. between a. sSG m1s: stIss' Hot,l
y a vtsnnt ~ B,epIisors and all others, that he
keep. sPs .rsl' ss ,s, e pHREs
1ncnuDCnPIM ~ his own manufacture. His terms are
most moderate. D,yus PIIRa RA fuF.
5 ,ha bast article, at the shortest notice.
nSsI W. solicit from the public sali h.yinS ever nh
doneo ia ability to give H. h.st ma ths Saloon
~. aD..t In The city and the pIoPrstoL is dssrmihsa
"a maIS II arst. class house By salhVauns hohs o.a
thAn he bsst patrons
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

An INTERESTING PATENT CAsE.-The Com
missioner Of Patents on Friday last heard
the arguments in the application for the ex.
tension Of the patent Of q corn-planter Of
George W. Brown, Of Galesburg, Illinois.
The principal point Of the opposition was the
want Of novelty Of the machine and sufficient
remuneration out of the old patent. Com
missioner Thesker, after listening to the argu'
ments on both sides, decided to grant the ex'
tension, and has ordered the same to be
issued TO the owner.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

ORPHANS CoURr-Judge Purcell presidtng.
-on Saturday morning the will Of the late Eleanor
Baden, bequcathing her property to her son, VIM
Wallace Baden, whom she nominates as executor,
was fled and partially proven.
Letters Of administration were issued to Martha
@. Jordan, on the estate Of Cornelius Noonan.
Bond $500.
Also, to Elisabeth Won Kamscke, on the estate
Of Theodore Won Kamecke;, bond 81, 900; and let
ters Of guardianship to the samei bond 81, 900.
The first and final account Of the administrator
Of James Shea sixth general of the guardian to the
orphans Of Joshua Gibson first individual Of guar.
dian to Robert Gibson and fourth individual ol
guardian to Martha Gibson were approved and
passed.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

The TEsr 0ArH CAsE--CoURr IN GENERAL
TERN-0n Saturday morning Mr. Bradley com
menood his argument relative TO the case Of Col.
Magruder, who applies for admission 70 practice
before the Supreme Court Of the District He said
that In regard 70 the qualifications Of attorneys
the rules quoted By tho other side requiring an ap
plicant 70 be Of good moral character, and they
were asked II they had violated any Of the ten com
mandments, that there would be but few admitted
He referred 10 the fact that the greatest obeotion
10 the act Imposing the test oath, that did pro-
vide for the trial Of alleged offenders He liked TO
deal fairly and informed the Court that In the case
Of Col Magruder they had asked for q mandate.
He contended that the rule Of the Court was law
and the admission Of an attorney Judgment and
that he could not be removed except for cause. In
speaking Of the powers Of the court he referred TO
4 case IN 18th Peters, whore the Supreme Court Of
the United States decided that the old Circuit
Court was q court Of the United States, and he
proceeded 10 argue that this court, being the
cessor Of that court was subordinate TO the United
States Supreme Court.
On this question the couft had not decided that
the party In question had been wronged, but that
the constitution had been violated. II was wholly
immaterinl whether that decision had been reached
by Ave out Of nine men, or eight out Of nine !,
was a decision, and Il was binding not only upon
the courts, but upon the States.
He proceeded TO argue that pardon having been
| obtained, Mr.. Magruder was restored TO his full
riRhts as citiren The test oath was very properl
eIaoted, as u was during the Revolutions but after
the emergency is passed, II behooves the court Ia
inquire into the constitutionality, 40.
Mr.. Bradley closed at one o'clock. Tho court
reserves Its decision.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

IMPRISONED Four HoURs,-A young man
Of seventeen BY the name Of A. Douglas was ar
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

SAFETY or TBE UNITED STATES STEAMER
LANcAsrER-The Sedretary Of the Navy has
received adyices from the steamer Lancaster,
dated Barbados, January lst. II will be
remembered that it was reported that this
vessel was lost some time ago, and the alb
sence Of any official intelligence Of her where
abouts has caused considerable anxiety to
the friends and relatives Of her officers and
crew,
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

The GENERAL LAND OrFcE.-The Commis-
sioner is preparing instructions to the land
officers in several surveying districts, direct
ing the reservation Of public lands for mill
tary and lighthouse purposes, ordered by the
President, as follows: California, 21 reserva.
tions for lighthouse purposes Of 20 acres
each, also the rocky inlet of Point Ano
Neuyo and Point St. George; also military
reservation at Fort Yuma, at the confluence
Of the Colorado Of the West and Gila rivers.
In Oregon, reservations for lighthouse pur-
poses OF the Pacific coast and in Nebraska
Territory, Fort Mcpherson reservation Of A
miles square, situated on both sides Of the
south branch Of main Platte river, and for.
merly known under the name Of Fort Got.
tonwood.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

CABINET FURNITURE,
EXTENSIVE wiEEt6Gas itRH q 5sn OF
H. y, ZIMMERMAN CO.,
No. $50 Seventh street,
Ja22.tf Between Louisiana avenue and D street.
ROPOsAL LsFoR FLoU R.
oyYros DEPor CcxnrssAnr or sUBsIsrEscH, I
Sealed proposals are Invited until SATURDAY, yeb-
sistsnes Department with w.
ONE THOUSAND 1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR,
pot as Nos l. o. and bids will be entertained for any
BIDS must be in duplicate. and for each grade on
Ths delivery Of the Flour to commence within Ave
days from the opening bids and must be delivered
direct at The whAvsa railroad depot In Washington
within twenty days from ths seespl.nes Of the bid
Bids will be received for Flour TO be delivered In new
Payment will be made In such funds as the Govern.
ment may have for disbursement.
The usual Government Inspection will be made lust
before the Flour Is received and mono Will be SC
Osptsd which Is not fresh ground and Of superior
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply with their bids, or from
bidders not present to respond.
any cause Bids to be addressed to the undergned at
No. 22s street, endorsed, Proposals for PiSIT'
fO9-A Major and c. s., U. s, Army.
NJ W II Il A d Y:
The NEW SABBATH SCHOOL SINGING BOOK,
"THE GOLDEN PROMISE"
BTT. PERKINS,
Author Of "The Sunday School Banner, - The New
| shining star, )" ''The Psalm King "Ths
| Sacred Luts,' &e
We will send specimen copy, postpaid to any ad'
| hraa OF
| Promise " 10 AZ follows.
Single copies in paper covers y
Single copies, in board covers y
BY the l00 ,u"o, vrs,c v;1iI;11' nnnTH
| We publish New Song every month. and oIyH i
| AWAY. Send for Circular, to
| BROWN PERKINS,
| IAa.lm 40 Broome Street, New York
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
DRO WN & PERK s,
PUBLISHERS or
sHRET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.

We Would respeelfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and singing School Teachers to our establish
ment where all kinds Of Church huse, Glss and An
them Books can be obtained on the most favorable
terms ~ ,
The long experience Of our M PsREISs In Musical
School enables him TO give advice and Information on
ali points Of musical Interest as to the selection Of
proper works Of instruction, formAton OF Musical
Schools progress In musical Gudles and Items OF general
Interest 10 Composer Leaders, Teachers and Students
SHEET Music furnished on the usual terms, with
promptnets aud dispatch Country Orders solicited,
and selections made for Pupils, Teachers Concerts,
Ae An Ae
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
Aatiulial gspnblitau,
THE DEPARTMENTS.

FNAxoIAL-The disbursements Of the
United States Treasury on account Of the
several named Departments during the week
ending the I'd instant were as follows:
War Department, 0,023; Navy De-
partment 1891 ,229; Interior Department,
S3792sl. Total, $2,s70,533.
The disbursements during the month OF
january were as follows; ...f
War Department, Ss,599,0l2j Navy De-
partment, SO, ,79l ,027; Interior Department,
Sl,251, 500. Total, S13,6b 1888.
Fractional currency OF the several demon.
nations TO the amount Of 1856, ,l08 was issued
by the printing division during the week
The amount Of this currency redeemed dur
ing the same period was S320, 100 and the
shipments Of the same were os follows: "
the Assistant Treasurer-at New Orleans
100000; ST. Louis, 100000; Charleston
$4,000. To the United States Depositary-
at Louisville, $4,000; Chicago, $4,000
Pittsburgh, S30, 900; st. Paul, MINI, 800, 900
To National Banks and individuals, 800, 1913
Aggregate shipments, s493,193.
National Bank currency to the amount o.
S1l9,240 was issued by the Comptroller o
the Currency during the week, making the
total sum issued to date S30l, ,027 ,136; from
this amount should be deducted S2,277, ,632
being the amount Of the same destroyed ant
redeemed by the bureau, and including worn
out notes leaving the actual circulation o
National Banks at this date S298, 749,504.
The securities held by Treasurer Spinner
in trust for national banks, on Saturday last
stood as follows: U. s. bonds for circulating
notes, $40, $40, 100; U. s. bonds for publi
deposits, s3S,75l, ,450. Aggregate, 1919,
2Tl,b50.
The receipts from internal revenue durinI
the week amounted to S5,828, $3.50, beinI
quite an increase over the receipts OF tn
previous week. .rar.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04
PROPOSALS. FOR PERFORMING
SANITARY WORK OF oUARTERMAsTER's DE-
PARTMENT.

PROPOSALS FOR PERFORMING
SANITARY WORK OF aUARTERMAsTER's DE-.
PARTMENT
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF RWAsHIkGToE,)
OFFICE OF CHIEP QUARTERsAsrIR, J
wAsHISGroS, d. c., Jan. 81, 1857
Sealed Proposals Invited at this once until IL
o'clock noon February TO- 1857 for the removal Of all
sink deposits ashes aud dead public an ais from the
various barracks buildings, sc, owned and occupied
BY the various branches Of the War Department in and
about this city, TO be desgnAted by the Chief Quarter.
master, Department OF WAshngton Tor the period OF
one year from MAreh'l, 1857
Bidders to furnish all necessary materials and labor
for performing the work, and to give bonds to be exc
euted at upon the award OF the contract In the sum
Of ave thousand dollars for the faithful performance Of
the same.
Payments to be made monthly.
Should the amount OF work required during the
period Of the contract be either increased or decreased
then proporionAte increase or deduction TO be made
In the monthly payments.
Lists Of the places be visited aud statement OF the
present amount Of work required can be had on aPPh
cation at this ONCE.
The undorsigned reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals should they be deemed too high, and also
the to Annul aud discontinue the contract at any
time the contractor shall fail to perform the work
required In prompt and sAtisfaetoTy manner
Bids should bo endorsed proposals for Performing
Sanitary Work OF QuArtormAsteT'G Department. and
addressed to the undersigned. -
b. Brig Gen. and Chief QuArtsrmAAter,
fel.l5t Department OF Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ED. ossr,. tot Jay Cook. = 90. ;, Pr...a.a.
VS. HvsrnorOs. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
yIsAsoIAL AoRsr OF rHH UsIrlD rrArn.
isrs r.nsr. orrosIrr re rssisusr DsrAlrsrsr.
asvsznnsat securities with Treasurer uaitsd States,
NONE MILLIos poLLARs.Vs
". buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT sEou-
RIrIKs ., current market rates.
YuRHIsH KxCHAHGI and make Osiisstions On ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL orrrEs OF rHI usIrHD srArSs
We purchase aovsrnmsat Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. aad give OAsISuL AID PROMPT
ArrssrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
.ad TO any other business entrusted to u-
rULL REFORMATION In regard to 0ovIRHHHHT
LOANS a all tunes shssrfuliy furnished.
wM HUNTINGTON. Cashier
WAaAusres. Mn.h %. lssS uhf.du
TWINEl TwINE!! TWINE!!!
Just rsesivsd, a large assortment Of 0ILLINd
| TWINR which am Offering at very low prices
| SAMUEL y. SAVAGE,
| S2I PsnnsylyAnia avenue,
| Inl7.lm bstWsen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
TEDDEN, WINCHESTER 4 CO.,
IL COMMISSION BROKERS
EXPRESS, TBLgdRAPH,
RkILRoAD, BANK. ,,,, suoovO
ALSO, GOVERNMENT sRCURITIRs AND doLD
90 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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NOW READY

-Four Of any Of the above will be forwarded on reosiP
Of one dollar.
~ Send for 4 Circular.
BROWN PERKINS,
Ias.lm 40 BrOoms Street, New York City,
The national Republican., 1867-02-04

TNHE WASHINGTON HOME0PATH.
&c DIsPBNsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city, will open MONDAY, October %, on street,
Sll, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
VIM s. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
| GEORGE Z. BAKER, ESQ,
| HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
| JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
| IS VERDI, M. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free q
| charge.
The Dispensary being supported BY free eOntribu'
tlons, all those well disposed towards the poor ~
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
Clarke Esq Of the Bank OF Riggs Co. or to the Bee
rstary, Dr. T. Verdi, 2es street, between Fourteenth
| and Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from to p. m, daily,
| Sundays excepted
Georgetown, aud any other physician willing to asss
| In the good work, will be in attendance.
| oe29.u I. 8. VERDI, N. D., Secretary
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l am Your Friend,
M. S. TOWNSEND.

MoRRIsTowN. June 18th, 1867.
Mr. EDIroR.-Dcar Sir:-Delegates
from the several lodges in the County,
pursuant to call made, met at johnson.
on the 18th inst. to consider PROPOSE
tion for Good Templar's Celebration, to
be holden at johnson, on the 4th day of
July next; and after settling various
matters brought before them, chose com.
mittee OF arrangements. which committee
made for officers the following selections,
and for exercises, the following provisions.
Orator-P. X Gleed, Morlisville,
MARSHALL B. Sawyer, Hyde Park.
Asst. Marshals,-M NJ. Stafford. Cam.
bridge, R. B. Hawse, Wolcott.
Ioastmastcrs.-t. L. Pearl, johnson.
james Brown, Eden.
Chaplain.-Rev. Mr.. Bragg, Elmore.
Every lodge is to furnish one teloper.
ancc song. one short speech, two or more
loasts. besides voluntaries each lodge re.
spending to its own toasts.
The exercises in the Hall, from 9 to
| o'cloch, A. M are for the benefit of
food Templars only.
Grafton at IL o'clock. Dinner at 2.
Music will be furnished by the Jericho
'oronet Band.
All friends eff temperance are cordially
invited to attend.
Submitted iu F. H. g. 9.
F. PLUMLrY, Sec.
Committee of arrangements S. II.
earl. Q. ?. Hogan, Jas. Brown, F. Plum.
y, M. H. Stafford. /,
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PIANOS.

In country where the natural desire
of the people is to reach the highest point
in ART, it is very difficult for success to
be obtained without the most arduous
labor. Public opinion is extremely ex.
acting and not always just; but often
unjust and cruel criticism has produced
the most beneficial results; the greatest
imp ovements lave been made under con.
tinued discouragemcnts, and in many
successful efforts defeat seemed certain o
all except those concerned. In no one
branch of art has there been more trials
and failures. aud in no single instrument
is there so many parts to perfect ID order
70 make the whole success as the Piano.
Forte; this is always attended with great
expense, requiring large capital and pa
lent perseverance. GR0vEsTEEN g. Co.,
1919 Broadway. N. Y, commenced manu-
acturing Pianos thirty six years ago. and
s one of the oldest houses in the country.
hey differed from the rest of the makers
n. this respectfully aimed to make the
est instrument, and to sell it for the
oaalest pratt. These Pianos to-day can.
OF be excelled. Their singing quality is
ure, full. and easily retained through
le most lengthy passages. For power
ley are unparalleled, and are celebrated
r their great trilliancy. exquisite touch,
I'd elegance of style and finish
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

ABDALLAH CoLTs --Messrs. J. G. &
II. q. Raymond of Stowe, have yearlinp
colt sired by the Ham bletouian Abdallah
Kept by Lorenzo Dyke. and out of a little
mare weighing, in ordinary Aesh, $50
pounds, which is judg,d to weigh fully
100 pounds. and not coarse hair upon
it. but rounded up in the form of good
mature horse, and spry as the lightest OF
them. There are several colts of the
same age by the same sire, and every one
oil them is thought to have development
OF bone and muscle fully equal to the one
owned by the Messrs Raymond, and some
of them still more extraordinary. Coz.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

REMARKABLE CASE OF SNAKE. EATING -
A correspondent of the Manchester (vt)
Journal, vouchcs for the truth of the fol.
lowing very remarkable circumstance
One day recently child. 10 months
of age, belonging to Mrs. d. II. Sheldon,
of South Dorset, went out into the door
yard, while the family were at dinner,
caught green snake nearly two feet in
length, cat about three inches of its tail,
bit it once thu ough the head and came
into the house with the snake wound
round its arm, and still eating its tail,
with the blood oozing from the corners of
her mouth. With the exception of
badly poisoned mouth, the child received
no injury.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
THE PRESIDENT.

The visit of President johnson to Bos.
ton proves that he even can learn. The
President behaves himself as becomes the
chief of great nation, and the foryiying
people treat him with respect. OF the
seventeen Presidents of the United States
Mr. johnson is the sixth who ever paid a
VISIT officially, to New England and we
devoutly hope that while here he NAV
learn that Puritans are not all birots.
If bis reception is not as enthusiastic as
would have been Mr.. Lincolu's, we hope
it will everywhere be respectful.
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TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES.

We are informed that there will be a
great trial of Moving Machines at Nor
risville, on the 9th prox An entirely
new Machine for this region. the New
York Clipper, will be on the ground, and
purchasers will do we'll to be present to
examine its merits, as great superiority is
claimed for it over other machines.
All persons who have machines which
they desire to exhibit should be on hand.
as there will undoubtedly be q large num-
Der ofpersons present to witness the trial
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

a. An election was held in Green
vile Tennessee, last week. for Constable
IN which party lines between the rebel,
'nd Union men were closely drawn but
the Union candidate was elected bv !,
vote Of 100 TO 76 for the rebel AS
ureenvllle is President Johnsou's own
town. and the conservatives" made il n
point of honor to carry it on that account.
The result may be considered very graft.
flying. i0
ca A Tennessee correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press writes that the Rad;
Gals will carry every Congressional d ..
"ic'' elect Gov. Brownlow again, and
about seven ten,hs of the State Ieyisl.
ture.
W The New Orleans Pscdvune thinks
the greatest living excavator is Gen she,.
dan who kept boring "Wellso till he
reached Flanders.
O. One train on the Raritou ana
'e'awAre Bay railroad, last week, had
* car loads Of Strawberries, over 40 ooo t
uarts. 'NO
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26
MARRIAGE GUIlE.

NuUNG'S great Physiological Work, oib
n cry one his own Doctor-being ptR
instructor for married persons or those aah
10 marry both male and female, in eveVfF
concerning the physiology and relations o. o.
sexual system, and tie production OF pca
.ioh OF offspring including all the new dicf
eiies never b;lore given in the English langns
by VIM. YOUNG, N. D. This is rea " aul
ao'e and interesting work It Is written
'iain language for the general reader and
Illustrated with upwards Of one hundred slgg1
wings All young married people, or ns
contemplating marriage. and having tbe ~
impeachment to married life, should read "
book. 10 dlscloses secrets that every one shOE
be acquainted with. Still it is book
must be locked up, and no lie abOutthc hoaJ
u VIII be sent to any one on tide recelP "
FIFTY Cents. Address DR.. WM YOUNG ~
Il6 SPRUCE ST., above Fourth, PhlltdelpSS'
32yI
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@ The Windsor County Republican

CO The Windsor County Republican
Convention made the following nomina-
tions for County officers;
For Senators-W. H. Walker, of Lud.
low; F. w. Anderson, of Bethel; Albert
Brown, Springfield.
County 5udges-John S. Marcy, Of
Windsor Calvin French of Cavendish.
States Attorneys. NJ. Pingry, Of
Hartford.
Judges of Probate-Hon. Henry Clos
son, of Springfield, and Hon. John Porter
of Hartford
Sheriff-Lorenzo Richmond, of Wood
stock.
High Bailiff-G. P. Spauldldg of Ca.
vendish.
The Resolutions of the recent State Con.
ventfon were adopted. Q1ite long dis
cussioh took biaca relative to whether fu-
ture Conventions should be called as Mass
or Delegate. But the motion to have
them called as delegate was lost.
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LATEST FROM wAsBINGsoN.

The Intelligencer says that Gen sheri-
dan must obey the Presidents orders or
resign.
The Chronicle names 95 Senators who
win be in their seats by the Sd of July,
Gen. Grant has decided not to relieve
Gen. Sickles.