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The national Republican., 1867-12-12

RESOLUTIONS or RgsrEcr.-At regular meet
ing of Home Division, Sons Of Temperance, No,
Is, held last Monday night, resolutions OF condo
lcnce and respect were adopted concerning the
death OF Josiah Melvin, esq, which occurred n
few days since, he having been member Of tn at
division. A copy Of the same was directed to be
sent 10 his widow,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

SELLING LIQuoR-Oficcr Davies, of the Sew
enth precinct, yesterday arrested J. B. Dyer,
the proprietor Of the hotel by that name, as the
corner Of Indiana avenue and Second street, on
the charge OF selling liquor without license.
Justice Walter fncd the accused $40 and costs
for the offence.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

THREArs OF yIoLENCs,-Edward Pearl,
charged by Samuel Bailey with uttcring threats
Of violence against the complainant, was ar
rested by Officer Harris, OF the Fifth precinct.
Bates, before whom the accused was
taken, required him to give security to keep the
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
Eourrr C0trr--ysdgs WyIk-This court was
occupied Yesterday ss fctlywsi

EQUITY C0trT-yud0s Hyk.-This couft was
0sSspPSsS SPgssS y:''SStdX ys SsIsX1s, & :, .rilYw''
Gibson, former partner OF GarAper, hles bill for
settlement Of the copartnership aeesunt aud the
payment Of such amount as appears thererAer TO be
due to him. gibson alleges that while the eopartner
ship existed the frm took large number Of NEGATIVES
po!Gn5sl and stsEs that le I. entitled to one half Of
Gardner in his ansEst sn.s the exsisnce of part
nership, aud tho taking " sundry negatives, but
AYERS the copeItuershp vas s,ssolyed By mutual
agreement at HArrson's Landing, tf 1861, and that
snce that time Gibson has had intefevt Whatever
In the business He admits that Gibson IL entitled
Portion ot the prons on the negatives taken while
eSparirershp existed, and holds himself ready to pay
the same.
The case was referred to Judge Johnson-speeiaI
order 70 examine aud fetcrt the profits on the mega
tyes drring and since the cctart ttershp, &e.
llOj. Eckels vs. barrett. Order appointing o. B.
Owens as guardian to protect Infants iptsfelI In the
~. Peuah vs.. HitI ct d. Order ratifyiug the su.
s!l: Grammar VS.. Todd, and Probaseo. Decree that
Nudtor shall examine and State the account Of deal
inys betNeen tue paIties.
l0l6, Joslit rs! Joslln. Aetl0u for divorce time
for taking testimony extended by ordef Of the court
es5 somelschniidt vs.. RuageNet sl. Answer Of de-
fendants wife allowed TO be hlel alev eEulaI time
G2 Frank w. Gardner ct al Demurrer 10 bill sus-
'aincd, aud leave granted plaintiff to amend.
gl6 Ruppert vs., Grier ct al, Order ratfyinE truss
tee sale, and AUTHORIZING trustee TO pay taxes,
Ills. memson vs. Harris ct al. Order OF publication
against Rbsant defendant,
The court adjourned until this morning..
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

wAsHISaToS NATIONAL MONUMENT. The
Washington National Monument Association
have u,emorialized Congress for aid to complete
the monument. The memorial was read In the
House Of Rcrfesentdti ives yesterday and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations. 1t 10 stated
by the mcmoriallsts that the association HAS ey-
pended about $40, ,000 and carried the monument
to the height Of ia feet, leaving 1It feet to be
completed, in accordance with the original plan.
The memorial Is signed by Peter Force, Philip X.
oglc Tayloe, W. W. Corcoran, J. Carroll Brcni,
John NJ, Rroadhend, James Dunlop, John d.
blake, VIM. H. TODD, ..fages, NJ. Carlisle, George
Peter q. Washington, Henry d. Cooke, and ".
J. Mcdonald,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

THE REv. Dr KEELINu.-A n recent meeting
Of the members of Trinity church, Chicago, reso-
lutions were passed rcgretting the resignation Of
Rev. DIR. Keeling, after u short EOjourn among
them, and wishing him abundant success in his
new field. The reverend Doctor Is now the rector
Of st. Stephens church, Harrisburg, Pa.
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Chemists,

call All ask Is tTiRl, aud feel assured that
will SECURE your lavoTs.
n, u. Private entrance al onicc ring the hall bell
mhi.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

UISMHSAL OF FEMALE CLeRIis There is TO
be another reduction OF the force OF female clerks
in the Redemption Division and Secretary's Of
that about thlIty OF the ladies' employed In these
branches of the Treasury will be discharged In
consequence OF the scarcity of work. This dis
LIST Of January, by further reduction OF fifty
clerks.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

si e. ~ :i aas " aS .u R Rs;'s ns
aaf sc S.f & < Sspa rs s. yss e.
igy ih., plspia bad tendsrcd Peer amer his desth
ssss s.ns sisin .ss e sss y rss'Ss.
M. noy sontsndea ,ha, the court said in rerusIns
sasi.,e . Institution o. lie sui, Tor % 1s.e.ioa and
ssoidanse, In ehsrsing thsi in order % complete
%.ds in IsasonsSis time, snS IA refusing to shSfss
'ns sy s dsSs q Ss ,sys Peter tender
psinlsihs the correctness Of the views o. the court
ssI. hsSSle q sSgn;e ioE plaintiff In error, VIM
s.sc1s'; y n. 81 sS ces JsSs y ,Ss md Jus
M, Chief Justice Chase. northwest corner Of and
NJ }S.iiss Nelson, National Hotel.
}siss }}S:siss Sii5id SSi6is5 fI ss,Sns HSrh ;;Ie
M js:!Iss .I SiiisI. h ssioasi a hc's hi''
H. jSssiss jnsSs Fisd R kU stlsPf' Sa .sIss hS.s.
W. Mddson. esq o. e.rE Eaf iSSSH SS Us Now Jersey
& %:s. %s'9 4.pslsT %Iss; Saoas H Hotel
Financial.
JAY cooKB& CO..
BANKERS,
TIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE THE TREASURY,
buy and sell at current market rates, and keep con.
stantly on hand a full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.THIRTIEs,
and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks. Bond, &C.. executed and Coliee.
tions made on all accessible polnt,.
FIRST NAT1oNAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. y. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke Co. , President.
W. 6. HusrISoroS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
brH STREET. OPPOSITE rHE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Government securities with Treasurer United States
~oNB MILLION DOLLARS.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT |
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give cAaErrL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to u.s.
PULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times ehserfully furnished.
W. s. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WARRINGTON, March 20. 1855. mh2l -dn
THE TIONAL
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

THE ST. DoMISICK'a CHURCH BELL, which was
sent to Baltimore to be recast. II was probably
the largest and best toned bell In tho city, and
was struck at different hours OF the day for the
accommodation of the public. The choir OF the
church, assisted by some OF the most noted ANA
tenrs, are preparing to give concert, in order to
raise means to pay the eNpcnce OF recastibg the
bell TO which we hope thepublic will generously
respond,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

A RAID on THE HOUSE REPoRTERs' GALLERY,
I'VE are Informed that alter the House OF Rep
resentatiyes adjourned on Thursday some un-
prineipled scamp entered the gallery (by false
keys II IL thought and carried off all the paper
belonging to the reporters, except small auan-
tity on which the key had been turned This
caused quite rush OF reporters to secure paper
when the House reassC plbled yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

RoBBERY, = Several burglars, on Thursday
night, about 10 10 o'clock, succeeded In entering the
while the iamily were asleep The first and
second second stories were Thoroughly rsnsacked, and
thieves also managed 10 secure a number OF
pieces OF jewelry from the room Of Mr., Knight
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

PATENTS TO uiNGToNIASs,-During the
past week the following patents were issued to
citizens OF Washington To William +. Brown
and J. nottingham Smith, for q hay-rakcr and
and washer. To Joseph Bell Alexander, for u
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

eace-makers arc In the city for the purpose of
the President, the Indian Bureau,
and Congress to adopt measures looking to re-
waited upon the Indian Commission, at its meet
ing Yesterday
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

VIOLATION OF CORPORATION ORDINANCE
Frederick Cartons and Andrew Reddilts were
the charge of Violating corporation licenses.
They were each lned o.,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

No REvESuE STAMPS RequfREb.-It hes -en
decided by the revenue department that the po-
sltlon OF treasurer In the Order Of Odd Fellows
or Free Masons, or in any other similar orgnni-
zation, Is not an office within the meaning OF the
statute. The bonds given by the persons holding
such positions are, therefore, not subject to a
dollar stamp each as bonds for the due execution
or performance OF the duties OF m office, but TO
q twenty-five cent stamp only.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

PAID ny TWE CUUNTr.-Yosterday, the police
due them from the Levy Court. We are glad to
know thar these policemen win have some
show, by this means, for their Christmas tur-
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

SERIOUS SHOOTING AprRAY.-The Petersburg
(ya.) Express, Of the 10th instant, publishes an
which may be interesting 10 folks In this city:
"On Saturday night last about nine oclooh,
Mr.. Patrick Curtis, residing on Halifax street,
horse, when he was seized BY. a colored man
by the name OF Shadrsrh Adams and shot
through the neck, the ball lodging In the rear
part OF the neck, which was subsequently cX-
tracted by Drs, Smith aud Scott. Adams was
subsequently arrested at his house by officers
Mcntasue N And Roberts, and so@~ittcd M i to lsil.
rob Mr. Curtis, as an order from Mr.. Oscar Peg
person when arrested He partially acknowl-
was brought into his presence recognized him,
and exclaimed In feeble voice, "Shndraeh,
Subsequently, Mr.. Curtis, believing his time
near at an end, sent for Justice Buttcrwofth
and gave In his dying testimony, to the effect
that Shadrach Adams was the man that had shot
him. He had so improved yesterday as to be
able to sit up by the stove. The examination
will take place M soon as he Is able to attend
"P. S.-HearIng various rumors last night In
relation to the condition OF Mr.. Curtis, we WIS.,
comfortable as could be expected under the cir
cumstanceS. He complains of soreness and thirst
and has very little use of his arms. His brother
arrived last evening from Washington"
THg FRASKLiN School BUlLDISG.-The Frank
lin school building, at the corner of Thirteenth
and X streets, In the Second ward, il now In n
fair way OF completion.
Tho foundation of this building was laid some
six years ago, but for some cause the work was
dropped. i was resumed again, however, some
three months ago, and the brick work OF the
nrst and portion OF the second stories has been
finished by Messrs. Wise n Gallaher, brick
layers, who have the contract for the same.
than the Wallach school-housc, and will contaln
six rooms on each hOOr each of which W III nC-
cOmmodate one school,
There are also to be two large halls running
east and west, and one communicating hall
each floor, The front Of the building is OF anc
pressed brick, with octagonal columns on each
corner. The main entrance of the building will
be on Thirteenth street.
Altogether, the structure will compare favoFa-
ance and accommodation The carpenter work
Is to be done by MIR, q. Downing, who has tho
contract for that branch.
REMEMBER THE 0RPHASs.-In order that all
may have an opportunity to assist In beautIfy-
Ing the christmas tree for the Protestant Orphan
mated as places Of deposit; MT Ballantync's,
Mr. Ruppert'p, Philip SolOmons', Mrs. Glitch,
Mr.: Ridenour's, and Mrs. Norbecks. 1t is earn
estly hoped that generous public will make the
little hearts rejoice. Therefore, while purchas-
II desired, the names OF donors, or for whom In
tended, may be put on the package.
=
RoBBERY. = Several burglars, on Thursday
night, about 10 O'Clock, succeeded in entering the
premises OF Mr. Henry knight, on Capitol Hill,
MhIie the iamlly were asleep. The first and
clothing and other articles carried Off The
thieves also managed to secure q number of
pieces Oh JeWelry from the room Of Mr., Knight.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

ESNEss.--John ODOnOyan, who registers his
calling as u temperance lecturer, was yesterday
brought before Justice Morsell by Oficer ]. Ii.
Brlen, OF the Fourth precinct, on the charge OF
drunkenness. lie was allowed to depart on the
payment of line of ",
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

RECITAToNs BgPOn. Law STUDENTs.-Yes.
terday, Pro. A. A. Grithth gave several Of his
pleasing and inspiring reeitationS before the
students Of Colupblan Law College, at the Law
building, on Filth near II street, He was irC-
quently greeted with rounds of applause,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
HrAyY EluoEsY.yThs- -FonowIns seresfdm
from New York appesrsd y the sfternoon papers

HrAyY EluoEsY.(The FoIIowTns teresfam
from New York appeared y the sfternoon o papers
"h.oasid ih 1 fffasaEa ifaysE isd gdwia a. wecd,As
latter a New York brokerllwsrs arfestcd yestsr.
worth as X or of fevenue stamps 10 BsitiSore. fssy
were arraigned before Judge Hogan. Several
witnesses on both sides were examined, and the
accused were remanded tfii today
the New % York Rt TRRss hat BnyeE and sfS Wssd had u
a hearing at the TPmbs when Collector smith,
,Nn SSia s 10 as Ss 81 %.s ss
ssso%psslsa I Ss ifaysSioa the d i of NSv.%Ssr r
The collector says;
: I%.S i. At s . .. .a$ ed ssass ss Il % & s
S he $ h e saysHSs The %SaPS "a S
aid outsider told him g bring them ihj after
:sS II Rssi iss $ f n isssp; = sis ei
Sss; iSsa s% e ~ .si sl s ss' ss
ss,ss hS1S OH Seos ,Sd Gs had ,ss "a
large amount Of stamps bad bs.s stolen tD$ Ss q:
hsS and that w1n,sd 70 lp9w ,Sc where ssy ~ tsoss
tSoss stolen nom BALTIMORE. Weed said, "Huyef.
10 ~ da my Spsy gong
~ @ Ts /. ss syss Z .yS Srs .sj SsS Re "a q
ssSssSsSqSs sISsSs @ i iG sa Ss%ss WIZ q
Whom % va man II FIisSaSs W.. @ indeSisd ~ isrss
sum Of money, and who bad three or fouf th0usptd
dollars In beer stamps, and who proposed to pay HIN
IN pprt in the stempsI Huyek wanted TO know what
inent o2Ii Huyek said he wanted to make something
out Of hhimself; next saw hip nIhe Oth ult he
came In with n stranger aud Mr. Weed he did not
demur at selling thcm at the Government r-to, the
amount Of stamps now here are worth e3,5R. %.
length but the only fact OF importance elected was
tRGt weed said he had advanced to Huyek 3,062 on
There being 10 fstitsr evidence ready the masi.;
until to-day. When examined Hnftk stated that ho
WAS a banker, native q New York. tesl5lrsAt No,
guilty. Weed r p, a native OF Connecticut, aud a
broker lie resides at No 81 Sixth street, and pleaded
not guilty
Joseph Il. Stewart appeared as counsel for ac-
cuscd, and being put on the stand testified that
both the prisoners were In New York when the
larceny was alleged to have been committed.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

W. $; HOLIDAY, broker, lately sold most of
square No. 1888,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

In COUNCIL,--The National Council of the
Soldiers and Sailors Union League held secret
sessions In Woodward Hall, on ID near Eleventh
street, yesterday and last evening. We are In
formed that reports were received from each
state, which represented generally manifest
Increase OF the membership OF the State councils.
Several plans were submitted for carrying on
the Presidential campaign, which were earnestly
discussed and several Of them were tabled.
1t was soon Rscertained, however, that Gen.
Grant Is their choice for the Presidency.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

daughter OF Cornelius WENDELL esq, was mar
ricd st noon yesterday to Capt, Frank Taylor, Of
knot was tied by Rev. Dr. Hewitt, Of New York,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, in the
presence Of . large number of'the friends Of the
partlcsI
TmRGArs OF HloLENoE;1Edward Pearl;
charged by Samuel Bailey with uttcring threats
rested by Officer Harris, OF the Fifth precinct.
Justice Bates, before whom the accused was
taken, required him to give security to keep the
peace.
SELLING LIQuoR.-OficGr Davies, of the Sew
cnth prccinct, yesterday arrested j, Il. Dyer,
the proprietor Of the hotel by that name, AS the
corner OF Indiana avenue and Second street. on
s insEs 81 'Gf DaS wnSS @ sS,
for the offence.
THE Rev. DH. KEELING.-A recent meeting
Of the members OF Trinity church, Chicago, reso-
lutions were passed rcgretting the resignation Of
Rev. DIR. Keeling, AFTER short soJourn among
new Held. The reverend Doctor is now the rector
of st. Stephens church, Harrisburg Pa.
PATENTS TO wASuIMToNIANs.-Dur the
%Sm to
and ]. nottingham Smith, for hRy-rakcr and
loader. To Edward 4. Ellsworth, for a nut-lock
and washer. To Joseph Bell Alexander, for y
lamp,
AoUAKEK DELEG ATlON.-A delegation OF these
peace-makcrs arc In the city for the purpose Of
petitioning the President, the Indian Bureau,
and Congress to adopt measures looking to a re-
form In the condition OF the Indian tribes. They
waited upon the Indian Commission, at its meet
ing yesterday.
TEMPERANCE LRoTUHRR ARRESTED ron DRUNK
ESNEss.--John ODOnOvan, who registers his
calling as a Temperance lecturer, was Yesterday
brought before Justice Morsell by Oficer j. II.
Brlen, OF the Fourth precinct, on the charge OF
drunkenness. lie was allowed to depart on the
payment OF line of ".
RECITATiOSs BGPORg Law STUDENTs,-Yes.
terday, Pro. A. A. Grithth gave several Of his
pleasing and inspiring reeitationa before tho
students Of ColuUlblan Law College, at the Law
building, on Fifth near u street. He was frc-
quently greeted with rounds of applause,
PAID ny TUE CUUSrY.-Yesterday, the police
men doing duty In the county received the money
due the from the Levy Court We are glad 10
know thar these policemen win have some
show, by this means, for their Christmas tur-
keys,
VIOLATION OF CONFORMATION ORpINANoE-
Frederick Cartons and Andrew Reddilts were
yesterday arrnigned before Justice Harper on
the charge of Violating corporation llccnscs
They were each hned ".
W. $; HOLIDAY, broker, lately sold most Of
square No, 1888.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

CoSsTRuCTIoS oP New FERRY BOATS.-The
Alexandria and Washington Ferry Company
We sec II stated, have contracted with Mr.. Jos
Belknap, of New York city, to build them two
fine new fcrry-bOats, to be named respectively,
tho City Of Alexandria and the CITY of Wash
ington. These will be similar to the celebrated
staten Island steamers, having cOmmodious and
convenient upper saloons, and the steam power
Will be Increased manifestly. II Is expected
that these boats will be completed and on the
river by the lst Of March next.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

lhE IRAND SOCIAL REuHIoN,-COlumbia
feunlon at Odd Fellows Hail. on Seventh street,
tonight, In the large public hall, and very
brilliant affair can be relied on. Early In the
night the degree of Rebecoi will be conferred on
number of the wives OF members of the Order,
which will be very interesting, of Itself, to the
membership, The public exercises will consist
OF music blythe celebrated Amphlons, an original
poem BY Mr. II. A. Dobson, of, Washington
Lodge, No, q, vocal and Instrumental music by
excellent musicians, and interesting addresses
by Grand Secretary L. H. Sweet, Grand Repre-
sentative y. ID: Stuart, and Past Grand Master
be made by PAST Grand Master VIM. Il, Mclean,
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New York-HoffmAn L& Curtis, Watson 4
Crary, John Tracey 4 90, 3. n Pike Co.,
McConihie Co, Il. p. lngraham, Jones Il Co.,
Phos d. Kerr, Blaisdeil d Scheli, 0lcott 4 King.
Massschusetts-Antwell 4 90, NJ. q. Cole u
%; shIs e; q Axre. 49, Co. Chester II Grave
Coz Perrin q Co, dould 4 Co, VIM. Harris q
Co., Jas; Emmett 4 Co., Hamilton, 0lay o.,
Gibson Co, Empett Brothers,
yirginin-S. NJ. Lee Co., A, Smith, Jas. Fos-
IllinoIs--C. II. Gusts 4 Co., Thaycr Bros,
North Western Distilling Company, Albert Cros-
BY, VIM. I. Hughes, Gamer Freese, p. L. How
Mi.souri--p. W. simpklns 4 Co, Derby d
Day, Henry Haarstiek, W, 4 X. Heinnihshoper.
" ulmsn a l., 4 20, dottsehalk h Co., Adams b Co.,
Kentucky-Z. b. Mctlvaine 4 Sons, z. NJ,
Shindley, Dun, Backhouse h Co.
:. .Pennsylynnia-John Gibson's Sons Il Co.,
area & mhvee w 10, nesry my hannns S,nn GO, An
Jacobs & Co., Elkins n Co., J. Rhenstrom Son
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awarded by the Court OF, elaine IA,
snid the Chains cou II be sxanlinaa BY
the proper c6lanit 20 Il th B ne axt sess. s
sion, and paid by appropriation, il
1onnd correct; passed, "A resolution
authorizing the CO lmittse on Soa3h-
ern Railroads. to proceed bysub- COM
mittees passed. Mr. Robinson asked
leave to introduce preamble and
resolution to remove the raw cotton
tax. Messrs. Allison and Benjamin OBJ
jected. Resolutions sympathizing
with Canada were passed. Mr.. Bine.
ham sent to the Clerks desk, and had
read, the following telegram, received
by him to-day from General Sickles:
''Thanks for your handsome reply to
MIR. !Eldridge. You may relieve his
anxiety with the consoling informa-
tion that my equipage has not cost
him or any of his friends anything,
said equipage being the cherished
gift of my colleagues of The Third
Army Corps" Mr.. Logan offered a
preamble and resolutions, which was
passed, reciting the general rumor
that armed expeditions are being or
ganized in this country against the
Republic of Mexico, at variance with
the feelings and wishes of all good
citizens OF the United States, and
contrary to established pnblic policy;
and respectfully requesting the Pre-
sident to issue proclamation re-
quiring ali proper officers of the
United States to prevent such unlaw-
full organizations being formed, and
warming all persons who depart from
the United States on such cxpedi-
tlons that they will forfeit all rights
to protection under the laws OF the
United States. A substitute was Of
fered for tho Senate bill guaranteeing
equal rights in the District, striking
out the word "whitc" wherever il oc-
cured in charter ordinances or laws;
passed. Adjourned.
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LoNDoN, July 18.--The naval re-
view in honoz Of the Sultan was the
most mRgni fcenf eyer Witnessed IN
English waters. 4 high wind in
creased the, interest of the, event.
The squadron Numbered eighty YES,
sells, bearing hoo guns. A Athousand
vessels, filed with spectators, were
present, Queen Victoria and suite,
ON the yacht Victoria aud Albeft;sf'
tho Sultan, ;on the "Osborn;" the
Prince OF Wales, both Houses OF Par.
liament, the Lords OF the Admiralty,
and all the members Of the Govern
nent, were present. a
VIENNA, July 18.-Letters state
that Maximilian's mother gives evil
dence of insanity.
SOUTHAMPTON July 49, is esti-
mated that the great naval review
which occurred yesterday, off Spit
head, cost $4,000 pounds sterling.
One gun-boat was driven ashore
during the rain-storm which prevailed
at the time, but beyond this, no acci-
dent occurred. The rain also seriously
interfered with the programme of
evolutions and the proposed illumina-
ton of the feet in the evening.
L1vERPooL, July 1S.-The raft
"Nonpareil" was spoken Wednesday.
The little croft and crew were well,
and required no assistance.
DUBLIN, July 18.-Six of the Wa
terford rioters have been convicted
and imprisoned. .-
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WAsHINcToN, July 1S.-In the Sc
nate, q joint resolution was intro
duced extending the steam mail SER
vice to China. The Committee on
Foreign Relations was authorized to
inquire how many Mexican soldiers
were executed under Maximilian' -
decree. Wilson introduced a regolu-
ton landing the Mexicans, which was
referred. The consideration of In
dian affairs was resumed, and the bill
finally passed. 1t provides for a
commission to obtain peace, if posi-
BILE; but, otherwise, 1000 border SOL
diers are to push the war. Adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Schofeld offered
a resolution dire cting the Secretary
of the Treasury to withhold payment
of So, 100000, for the cotton claims