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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
OBITUARY..
HENRY @. GREGORY.

Henry @. Gregory of Hartford, Conn, who died On
Sunday, the 10th inst, an accidental fall inducing an
attack of lung fever which terminated fatally, was
Hartford lie was of the firm of Gregory, Mills *
Co. of honorable local fame. lie was man OF busi-
ness ability much above the average and was highly
esteemed by his acquaintancos wife mourns MS
loss -
MRS. LUcREfIA PoPE.
NJ YnLsssAYH rnK TRIBUNE
sr. LOUIS, March 12.-Mrs. Lncretia Pope, mother
of Maior-ien. Pope died here to-day.
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MAINE.
BANGOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

BANGOR MUNICIPAL. ELECTION.
BANGOR. Me-, March n.-At the municipal cleo
ton held here to-day, Albert G. Wakefield was
elected Mayor by vote of 11s5 to 74s for S. H. Dale,
and 1l3 forJ. S. Kicker MeSSrs Wakefield and Dale
are both Republicans The City Council is nearly
all Republican. The Democrats made no fight as
namocrafs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

ITEMs.-C. L. i. Morrow, esq. lsctured before the
Young Mems Christian Association last evening on the
subject OF sofCulture,"
At an early hour yesterday morning an officer of the
Fortysecond Precinct police (Brookynl found man at
the corner OF Main and Futonsts in Bsensbe cond
tion on taking him TO the StationIouse he was found
10 be badly injured from blows the head-pr0babiy
inflicted by rowdies while he was intoxicated Inc sur
ferer was duly cared for by the police.
The brooklyn sangerbund have taken rooms at Mes ls
and Ig5 Atantlc-st The society will endeayor 10 make
the new rooms attractive rs possible
The officers OF tho Forty third Precinct yesterday
made a descent policy shop" and caPtnred nine
natrons med T. Iealoy D. Cox, j, Martin, W. Willis. X
tinney j. Morgan, w. Coleman, A. Cannon, and r.
Neyins An the above were held for trial.
August Bennett was yesterday fined $50 for cruelty
beating horse in Fultoaye In default OF payment the
accused was 20 have ten days III Jail.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


M.rsa aRce, $50 head The supply iss tlse larger
Aar lss wssk AZ which than bali came nom in
for gIs Ell soa ~ % isr Fs.I 9ush{ s
M Is. ses2 ai2S sheep Lsphsrseslpts 3J head Ih'
hail smear sod oa early MARRIED sdvAnee the pce e9as
- nsr maud ths falling on Ia receipts when Aeis
I Yo Ia ,bsI ss vssi; ssss from 10 loc pound
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POHTTCAL.
MARYLAND.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NOMINATION

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
TRIBUNE
ANNAPoLIs Md. March 12-The Senatorial eau
Gus last evening resulted follows: On the first
ballot p +. Thomas. 80 Isaac ID. Jones' 20; Alexan-
der Evans. II; Cox, blank. 1. Thomas was nomi-
mated, and accepted the nomination in spirited
sDeech
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LOUISIANA.

We learn from trustworthy sources that the order
of Gen. Sheridan prohibiting tho holding of the
municipal election in New-0rlesns on March IL, was
issued under instructions from the President, to sus
pend the election and depose both Gov. Wells and
Mayor Monroe if he saw fit
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
THE NEw,JERsEY RAILROADS.

~ TRLH0nlpu fHn ThIsUsh. =. ~, !,
JERSEY CRY N. j., March l2-The Directors OF
the Candsn and Amboy and New-Jersey Railroads which
receny held thor first meeting In this city
yesterday for organization Ashbel Wech was chosen
dent and p Bradley Secretary, No other hasnoss was
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

N.RcH market for Beef Cattle this week was rather du
ami prices shade The offerings amounted 10 6 head and
prices 44to S4 23 100 H. for h to good cattle, and
tror l6 per 100 n for prime and extra stock -
sHEEPhe arrival Of Sheep amounted 20 about 800 head They
were made Of from - tt ID
sr good % extra and from TO 7 for common to AIR
Hoe-he Hogs this week wssdu Aoons 800 head
were dspo,ed Of a from BIO 10 &ll v luO ID net
Cov-rhe amounted go head at hon So 10 SO
sor spfSgers, and from $50 TO & 90 for Cow and Calf
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
LAND OFFICE REPORTS.
BIT rEIksnArH TO THK Tn

The Commissioner of the General Land Office Is In re
eept showing disposal Of IA Of public
the following local oBces
Msryle Cal, HIS9 Vzaa. Cal l6 acres Van Coaye
Territory The portion Of the land
the omesead act Tor actual settlement and cultivation
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
MARYLAND.
sr rursex.rr TO rHr rniuvxK-

rEinvSK
BAITIMoRr, March i2.-The Maryland Senate To-
day by vote of II to ]. passed bill appropriatng
100000 for the relief of the suffering South.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

IpENTniED.-The body of the drowned man found
floating An Newark Bay some three weeks since ana
afterward inferred In the public cemetery was
recogp,1ea Inv them 10 lie that Patrick kaRnney who
they said came 70 Newark In October last while ~ ne
latter pay Of 0cObsr and w. 'aaR"s~A sl no .HeP
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
A Cara.

IT, ,o, p,ksr ssuiss Machine Company BEG asm 'Aslr
,.,o,, and ,h. pubns vhs their ssbhnss No & Broadway
,...d and bunsss win bs 0ssaasa a. ssaa Al
An. .Sa.Iss premisss No <e1-<Awissr'sna.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

EXCISE LAw.-Johannah Kennedy and Catharine
MoGinns were arrested &C Hunters Point Saturday
night last for selling liquor without cense They were
taken before Justice Madden at Blissyllic who dis
charged them their recOgnzances to appear or
trial ON Thursday next. Ff-t.N.fI
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
NEBRASKA.
sr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

ST. LOUIS March 12.-It is expected that Gov.
Bntler will convene the Nebraska Legislature and
take the necessary means to put the Government III
working order.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Card-MouRNIso GOODS ever d.sask tsi. constantly
on hand AZ JACKs0Ns Mosug No s5f Bsossy, opps
tiffany Co.'S Prices Eer rcssepAbe
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
LONG ISLAND NEWS.

CBuRcH DEDIcATIoN-The Methodist Episcopal
Church ut southOd, having been enlsrgcd remodeled,
and almost entirely rebuilt VIII be dedicated on Thurs
day the 14th The d6aicatory will DO preached
by the Rev. Cyrus Foss OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Tur MAsoNs' STR1KE.-Some 200 Iourneymen
masons are now on "stIike" In Newark. number Of
the employers refusing pay their demand os per day
AT meeting OF the unemployed. held Yesterday Com.
mitfaa was appointed TO notify the National Union OF
their assistance should 10 be required The employers
have nroposed accede to the demands OF the men TX
fhev Would continue old rates until after the st or
APRIL hut this being refused there no course loft but
srrender OF the building contracts entered into by the
bossesU or acquiescence the demands Of the men.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

BROOKLYN CIRCUIT Court CALENDAI.-The cal
endar OF the Kings County Circuit Court for to-day Marcl
49, is as follows Nos a. A. So 52 So U.s. So 49, SO, CO. el
90, G3, "a, 90, 66, 90, 70, II, 70, IA.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

LAuNcHEp-A fine schooner of 118 tuna carperi-
tors measurement named Marshall O. Wells, was
launched "Wednesday last frcm tho shipyard OF D. H.
Bishop
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pIED

.,tpsOu Tussa, evening" sasr long aud paa Illness, Mrs
csshsrins Aiea vile ef Thscdor, Alsa aged u ysss
gs Of the hv Eespeng ms,ed sWeso
i1s funeral Thadas, al 6ss's hsn s'' 'sSa-a'' NO "
ky-"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
BROOKLYN NEWS.

THE CoURTs.--The of the United States agt
Jacob DcAmatta was called up before ConmiHsioner
Jones OF Brooklyn yesterday. The defendant was ac-
cuscd OF keeping LOTTERY store" at the OF At
lamc and snithsts Nothing sufficient was proved, and
the case adjourned. .
The case OF Madden agt. Merritt was resumed In the
United States supreme Court yesterday morning, and
considerable evidence taken The case, however, was
not finished and will be continued
In tho United States Circuit Court the case OF George
Ummeu agt the propeller r. W. Burrows came ur. and
several witnesses called The was not finished
The other brought up in the courts were of minor
Importance.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

MAsoNs srRIKE.---7he majority Of the builders OF
Newark having refused to comply with the demands OF
the journeymen for o. per day. large numbers OF Idle
mssous wandered about the streets on Monday Messrs
Todd Van Ness Ciawson Hedden, and Reed have com
piled with the demands Of their men, and the worn they
are prosecuting OF course goes on
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

A NEW Posi- -OFFICE.-The rent of the rooms now
used for post-ofce purposes in Brooklyn having been
largely raised the Government has It seems, refused to
occupy them for longer term lot has been purchased
IN near Police Headquarters, and build
ing will be erected thereon ready for occupation by May
4 1857.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
THE OHIO SOLDIERS, HOME.

ry vrtssnIrH TO - - -
D1YToN. Ohio March 12-The Committee ep-
pointed locate the soldiers Home las unanmousy oo
oded In favor Of peyies-
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6perial Notices.

Sentence has becn Passed f.isei 81 -
aga.s admission Of foreign perfumes @ Ne pceeFs sAs
bus we're osherwise Preach Germaa, es Iiss sxfss
could compete ~sa PHALors maHr-BLoonNa cSHsus sAs
state absoiu.s perfection which has been beessht
- Reduced Prices Ilf N N
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

A DELEGATION OF VIRGINIA SENATORS GOING TO WASH
INCTos TO CONFER WITH TIIR GOVERNMENT on RE-
CONSTRUCTION
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strumatic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA $500
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
sovereign for the cure Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM, ..E '-t'
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, Co., &c.
For sale al all the principal Drusgiss -, ,,.,,, -. ih
Ne s. Cedsr+A =
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Middle OF che Block,
COOPER INSTITUTE. EBW-foRA
HADLRY k constantly receiving large invoices Of
D. 't FRENCH CHINA,
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE. AT ONE HALF THE USUAL
- SHILLING PRICES
White French Dinner Sets 100 pieces ~
French ~ pieces.
White French Pla DOR.
White French China Plates per
White French China Cups and ssueers "a
Also China Dinner Tes Toilet SETS white ranss
Stone plated CaieY ne
&e kc, equally Ow prices House Furnishing Goods IA Ass
'A''S REMEMBER HADLBYs MIDDLE Oh THE BLOCK
No With CORNER
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Tbs New Rdhsu revised and enlarged Of wELISs EVERY
MAN HIS OWN LAWYER AND BUSINESS FORM Book
announced to be ready March has been delayed order 70
introduce the New Mry Bill and the ussed States GsssnAa
Law PORxs AND Full AND cezPLErz kxfLA'
ross AND INSTRUCTIONS IssoLvxs CREorosa
TO TAKE Full BEsKyr LEsAI AssrAsoH
The WORK will be ready delivery March is viii be eenpiess
and reliable gaie Of law and bosass r<ns-eees -
every department State the UnionA book 2s
everybody can derssaud viii enable soAs 70
be his or her lawyer The work viii be printed hs zm" 80
pases Pas 90; postpaid resps Of price Ass vsaes
svs,vrhsre Adares, BBHJ w. HITCHCOCK PubHshe.
rIIl.lt A.. "A Chsrh~r-- a New York
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
PEHsONAL.

SECRETARY SrAsroNiS unwell, and was un-
able yesterday to leave his room, No fears arc
entertained respecting his speedy recovery.
SECRETARY SEWARD will return to Wash,
ingtOn this evening. He has been for some days
In Auburn, New York.
Hon. o. H. BRowERa, Secretary Of the
Interior 10 quite III, but his illness Is not con-
sidsrsd dangerous It is thought that he will bs
out In 4 day or two. o. ..,
TIE President has appointed H. A.
Chadwick, Esq, OF the firm Of sykoS Chadwick
4 Co., Willards' Hotel, rs Commissioner to the
Paris Exposition.
WM. sMELr, Esq, Of Lyons, Wayne coun-
ty, N Y, has been appointed By Coy. Fsnton
hSrbOr' master Of Now York city. Mr.. smslt is
we'll known in Washington, having held an i'm
PortAnt position here, He Is . decided Rspub-
lican, and has done good service for his party In
the Empire State.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
DROPOSALSFOR CATTLE FOR M
II DIAN sERv1CE, IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS
OF MARCH n. 1857. -
DErLarxEsr or tn. IsralIoa,


Sealed proposals will be received untn - clock,
m, the hTat day Of JUNE, 1857, at the ofee Of H.
b. psnmAn, Bupsrlntendent Of Indian Aairs for the
Northern supsriateR dsRey a. Omaha M ciiy, sebrssk,
oS' 800 ss.S 20 a" 81 MIX Cow. for tho winn.baso In.
aiss; isssIvatsn e, 4 s;S,aakI
dians oeeupying reservation at the mouth Of the
NiobiarA, EsbraskA
800 head Of MIX Cows for the YanetOu Sioux In.
i0c SssS y Ht Cow: for the oDssS % indians.
capying reservation In Nebraska.
81 head Of American Balls,
The Cows must bs Of good quality, American breed
not less than three moro than seven years old.
Covswith young calves, or Cows with calf will be
preferred. The Balls must be not less than three
years old ...r
All Cows known by stock droyers as Texas Cows,
Indian Cows, Mexican Cows, or half breeds, will not
supsriatsndsnt pSnmsn will have the right to re
jaot Ahy all bids that may be offered also. the
right 70 reject any or all ths cattle he deems thai
thseAtla delivered not Of the required character
Superihtsndent DenmAn will be authorised 10 re.
esye the said cattle and 10 give vonchst. toths par
the COmmis'iOAsr Of Indian Affairs in waAhiAgtOn
city. ....s... 20 be-. -H4. ...
fks Cow. % be delivered on or before the hrst day
Of August, 1881. ..... g.. ..t....r me
supsTiaisadsnt Dspman, will have the power tt
change tho place Of delivery, with The soAssht Of tho
contractor. poo. ... a .f' b.. .. e.. r'. g. H.rrs
Ths so.tree.or win bs required to s1ssss soeed
aud sun eient bond In the Of 9b for the faith
| ful falnllment Of the contract. Dor
The party or parties TO whom the award 10 mad.
must 10 prepared atoRs 10 execute the contrast and
BIDS will not be received for a lsss number thar
| the total Number Of COWS and bulls called for.
Bidders mu.t Siys their names In full, n we'll Al
PROPOSALS must bs endorsed, "Propoasls for Cattl.
for Indian Service. " o. II. BROWNING,
ap2I au Beerstary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
Tenement Houses,

1t is known that tenement houses, as
heretofore built and occupied by the poor
In New York city, have proved to be
nuisances and dens of pestilence, crime,
and death. The new law regulating these
domicils, ,iif enforced as the Board of Health
IN that city Indicate they mean to enforce
1t, will prevent, to large extent, the evil
which has directly resulted in past wears
IN the shape Of disease and destruction,
moral and physical. The Tribune says
ventilation, cleanliness, drainage, accom-.
mediation, are the passwords adopted from
the law by the Board of Health, and theil
character does not permit US to doubt thai
they will exercise careful supervisor
over the whole subject in hand At las
we can look forward to sweeping reform
oil the worst class Of tenementhouses.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
THE WHITE HOUSE YEsTER.
DAY.

The crowds at the Presidential Mansion
were perceptibly diminished yesterday
The mass Of ofiice.seekers which have an.
noyed the President, have gone, much tc
the satisfaction Of the country, and doubt
less very much to the relief of the Presi
dent The country can scarcely appreciate
the immense pressure which has been made
upon the Executive for four or five months.
1t is now all over, very much to his COM
fort.
1t is hardly possible for the country to
conceive of the persistent and clamorous
opportunities which have been made upon
Mr. JOHNSON for Office during these long,
dreary months. He has been Obliged TO
hear and consider each mans claims, and
to decide, after mature consideration,
in every instance. 1t is over now, and the
President will have repOse, which he very
much needs.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

Mr.. Dudl.y, from the dspaisssslseu Pa blic
Schools, reported Joint rpsblutIon ,Auth thoririns
th. printing sfths t!ssty seond sssastrepOft
Also, a bilftB AZ u suthorirs IN purchase II
q school lot in ihe ntf stIlool tistfist, Post.
poned. N A N
Also, abili fnAl) ssihds sjsins Jths fs.novsi of
frame building from ssehOOi lot, 10. Amended
and passed.
Mr.. Psugh moved that whom the Board ID
journed, Il be to this Tuesday evening at hys
o'clock which was not agreed to.
Tho following bills from the Board Of yAldsf
mon were passed; A bill TO grade and gravel
street north from Seventh 70 Fourtssn,h strssti
west; . bill 10 curb and pave tootvays and gut.
ters on the north and south sdes Of s stree,
north, between Seventh and Fourtssnth stfsst,
west, . bin to grade and gravel Thirtseuth and
a-half street west, from Maryland avenue u
Water street. . bill 10 curb and pave footway,
and cutters on street north, between Vermont
avenue and New jersey avenue.
On motion, the Board adjourned
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

SWEDEN, il is stated, has sold 10000
nssdls-guns 10 France. i,. ..r..
SWITZERLAND is preparing to place an
army Of observation on the French frontier.
TIE leading members Of the Suffolk
bar, Boston, Mass., arc gratihOd at the election
Of Charles Allan n Attorney General. D..
THR Treasury Department has received
from General swsyns report Of the capture Of
J. M. Parkman, President Of the First National
Bank at Selma, Alabama, charged with rOsbing
that bank recently Of $3.50, 900.
MENTION is made Of q man in Coying-
ton. who killed himself by lifting barrel Of
-four. More likely he died from trying 70 lin
the price Of 1t. rtr. ntI
MILLS, the Franconia murderer, who
| escaped from prison, has been retaken. Mrs.
James Hubbard was the person whose conduct
led TO his capture.
In a liquor seizure case in the Superior
Court Boston, Mass, four of the Jurors stood for
the CommOnwsaith and sight for the owners Of
the property. - .muy
One of the causes Of French complaint
against Prussia Is that she has failed to carry
out the stipulstions ofths Trssty Of Prague in
regard to slsswis.
FRANCE will make use Of her large naval
force against the Prussian coast, should war
break out but the event Of the war will bs do
cidsd By the action Of great armies, .rl,.
THE highest price obtained for butter,
at 81. Adams VI, on the 24th, was 2s cents,
and prices were a. low as rs cents in some In
stances.
IT Is stated that the population Of the
parish Of Ibsrvills, La, 10 now about 1900
one thousand loss than before the war; and that
four afths of the total area Of the parish is now
under water.
MACMILLAN has offered TO surrender 10
the Republicans, only asking. according to one
account, to be allowed 70 leave Msxico-but,
according 10 another, that ths'lives and poser.
mons Of his followers may DO spared.
MRS. RHoDA GREEN, the last revolu-
tionary psnsionsr in Maine, died on the 10th, at
Lisbon, She would have completed her hun.
drsth year, had she lived till June 11th. She
left 2o6 descendants, and 80 Of her descendants
prs-deceased her.
The Boston Transcript has the follow
Ing; "a dinner party was lately given in New
York, In which crimson was the dominant and
color In the appointments. There
must have been decided violstion ofths ipjunc. |
Hon not to look upon the wine when II is red and
IN anticipation Of the hour for the appearance Of
be rubicund hue.
REGISTRATION, the first step Of actual
soonstruetion, viii shortly begin In Arkansas.
'y order Of Gen. Ord. commanding the Fourth
Military District, Arksnsas has been divided into
lsvsn registration districts, and elections, both
n that State and Mississippi, are prohibited un.
II registration 10 made.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
The Paris Exposition.

Some .things are being developed re-
speeding Che Worlds Bxpositiontin Pnris
which aiford food for reflection. II has
generally bean thought and alleged, that
ne auniverssi Yankee nation Is the cutest
people in the world" in matters Of money
making; and they have had the reputation
Of not being over scrupalous a. to the
mod,s operandi Of turning an honest, or
even dishonest, penny. From letters TO
the different papers in this country, and
from srffcus sources, we Learn MAT the
lFrenebpsopis bid fair 70 carry onthe palm.
johnny Crspeau Is out tHeroding the Ysn-
kee in extottion; and there Is q Universal
complaint on the part Of oil visitors TO Paris
at this time that they are everywhere vic
timized. There is no parallel in Yankee
land to the overreaching propensity which
this volatile people, who heretofore have
been thought to care but little for the sal
mighty dollar, now manifest by their greed
mess and by their wholesale swindles. The
only wonder Is that We or any Of the rest
Of mankind should expect Of thcm any
thing else. This is their harvest time, and
all the representatives Of the world are pay
ing tribute to them. Why should they not
make that tribute as heavy as possible, in
ssmuch as they can thereby put money
In their purse.p Dol .. ..s.ss... s. Z /
+ II Is not the Yankee nation alone who
seek to take advantage OF the necessities oil
mankind, when the victims are at the mercy
Of the extortioners; but it will be seen by
this example which this frog-eating nation
is now giving us, that, to use homely
phrase, there is "great deal Of human na-
ture in mankind" What matters it though
Paris shall be the richer when all this
money comes from the pockets Of the
pleasureseekers. This is the excuse.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
Te1eg,raph.
Eroa( narsrs br Cabie. y.

- E ~N - 0N~ iILA
LospoS, Aprn 2s.-At q late hour last
night Che ffussian Gdvernment sisni6ed,
by Telegraph IL acceptanoe Of a PROPOSE.
ton made BY the Queen OF England fora
general confer61ce at London Of the great
Powers, to settle the Luxembourg dispute,
on the basis Of the naturalization Of the
Grand Duchy, guaranteed by all the Pow
ers represented At the Oonisfence. .lHI
LONDON, April 28-eyening.-The Cen
eral Conference Of the European Powers
to settle the difference betveen France
and Prussia Will meet IN london on fhe
18th Of May. - =
It has been agreed that in the meantime
the Fortress Of Luxemburg shall be dis
mantled. * ..-,
that the Russian Gov@nnent will receive
from the United States n feet Of iron
clads, instead Of the stipulated, sum Of
money, Ia payment for the 'cessiori Of fhe
Russian possessions in America. y.
CoSsrkSrISoPLE, April 28.-The recent.
NJ Appointsa Envoy ~ fhe United States,
Edodard Blheque Boy, Is abodt to depart
for America.
| !IFRlsuos1, April a7- Evening I -Bnited
States bonds are rising, and closed at 74i
FRASKFoRT, lAphl jaB.A- United Ststes
bonds are quoted to-day al rs, ;4rc rlo
PARIS, April 2s.- Rentes atc quoted 10
D FRAsKroRr, April 2sGEy yehinE. ~. 8.
bonds are steadily advancing, and were
last n,,1tsS ~ A,v % ~ "7 z.
IPIRp, April 2s-5Evening.-r-Amefica
bonds sold to-day at 80.
LONDONDERRY, April ,27.-The steam
ship Britannia, which left New York April
13, touched at Moville today, and sailed
'se sorEEssrows, n Xpril s.lThe steamship
City Of New York, Capt. Tibbetts, which
left New York on the 18th Of April, and
the steamship City Of Dublin, Capt. Eynon,
from New York April 10, touched at this
port to-day, and sailed again Tor Liverpool.
LONDON, April29-Noon.- Consols, 81 /;
us. 5-20's, T2. .~y-g--F-r S-rr-sD
LIVERPOOL, April 29-Noon.-Cotton Is
active and excited. Sales Of 25,0 900 bales.
Middling Uplands, I'D. Breadstuffs firm.
Provisions unchanged, - p
LONDON, April -2p.m-U. S. 5'2O's,
n!. ~ -. j.
LIVERPOOL, April 29--2 p. In.-Since
noon cotton has advanced Aa9d.; Middling
Uplands are now quoted atl2tal2id. o.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
Registration I'm Virginia.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 29.-Major q.
R. Putnam, Captain Madison Earle, Cap
tain Fessenden, and Lieutenant F. A.
Day, some Of the officers who have been
detached from the garrison to perform
registration duties in Virginia, left here
this morning on the steamer John Sylves-
ter, for Richmond, Va. p. ~
A. Buckwaiter, esq.,, resident Of this
place, has been appointed registering of'-
Ger for Lancaster county. ,r..... . r.e
A board OF officers which recently con.
vened in the fort, by order Of General Bur.
ton, unanimously acquitted Leutenant F,
A Day from all blame IA the rehcontre
which occurred here some time ago be
tween himself and Lieutenant Zalinki.
The attack which the latter officer made
upon him in the presence Of ladies, was
greatly deprecated by the officers Of the
garrison. .' %. ~ T. 4