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New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS,
MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
ITALY.

TIE TURKISH AMBASSADOR TO AMERICA.
A Florence telegram says Rustem Bey, who has
been named tor Turkish Minister 10 America, re-
mains at Florence as the ambassador of the Porte.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.

,r,o Dan, ro "a carots fine and are pointed with the
very hest Idosin Points, carefully seee'eu a. anu nGe
o ihs ouaty is sold with the sllghtest ipcricV''on
which sIiil and fhe closest scrutiny can detect 49,
Every Pen is stamped 4" A. Norton First quality ana
The Points are warranted for SIX months except against
accident. - c,... IA ,ou ,his cua,i,v
are extra heavy and strong. ., ,,,,,
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER LNiLNsloN
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
CITY ITEMS.

CoNsERvATIsM.-GeorgeW William Curtis will dev-
er his lecture upon Conservatism this evening at the Re
formed Dutch Church, sIxthav., opposite Amltyst.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These carats fne ana superior to any Morton
Pens made previous to the year 1860
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality
and numbered.
The Points warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Gases are made Of Coin Silver but are not 80 heavy
az those Of the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
PENCua
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

THE STREET DEpARTMEST.-'Thcre Is nothing now
occurring in this Department for the present the Street
Commissioner having made no changes Mr. Mclean an
nonnces that about the middle Of the month he will COM.
,n snp for proposals for various street nl-
nroyemens such as regulating grading curbng and re-
barring guttcI-stOnes, &c'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
ITALY.

FLORENCE March 1.-THE elections for members
Of the Italian Parliament have generally resulted IN
favor Of the Government, which carries majority
Of the electoral districts.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Please call Ready Made Clothing for Gents Boys
Youths and learn the present prices. . ,,
BRoKAw BROTHERS. No 62 lafayette place
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

CONSTITUTION WATER is a Certain Cure, for
Diabetes diseases oth Kidneys Depot NO 20 Chrst l.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
GERMANY.

ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND THE DE-
THRONED PRINCES.
An arrangement had been effected between the
Prussian Government and the Duke of Nassau, and
il was reported that an understanding was almost
concluded between Prussia and the king OF Han
over.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

THE WoRRISG WoMEN's HoME.-The Trustees OF
the Five Points House Of Industry have purchased prop
erty fronting on Elizabeth ana Mott-sts just above
Canast for the permanent establishment of the work
inc Women's Home. The building Is OF six stories, 90 by
2 feet mainly fire proof and VIII accommodate goo per
sons The cost of this property Is slOO0 The additional
sun of $3.50 VIII be required In remodeling II Tor the
rposes of the Home 1he Trustees Will take possession
OF the building on the lst OF May.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

Tnr NEw-YoRK YACHT CLuB.-At recent meet
, ., ,h NcvYorl1 Yacht Club Mr.. II. +. Loper read
ompnicoton requesting Aat attention be called to the
- nm fair classification OF yachts. At present 1t pre-
Pu the larger wing equal chances Win the smaiicr
NchS ~ " ,cc ON mot Ion Of Mr.. II. NJ Morse the fol
,sS Gonmittee was appointed TO inquire into the pro
niety OF altering the CLASSIFICATION r. osg3m' H.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
announcements

4 CARD.-A. RoUX, No. 40 Broadway, begs
10 snnouuee that Of FrRSurRs VIZ be sold at Ha,
upI be- Will io the marble bnhh
N g7 Broaway dous o making purchases o The lr'i o'
Furniture Will w ASU " calL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

MuTr,rING THE CITY PAIN1NGs.-ln obedience
10 a resolution adopted by both branches OF the Cits
Council last week Mayor Hoffman has issued notice
offering reward of $500 for the arrest ana oi
he neron or persons who malciOusly mutlaed the NE
Size paintings of Alexander Hamilton and John Jay
which were hung up In the chamber OF the boad OF Al
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are u carats ne and although cheaper
al least equal to any gold pens made elsewhere as regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities;
Every Pen IL stamped "A. Morton, Third Quality and
numbered -,
The Points are warranted for months, except against
accident. - -
as those of the First Quality
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

PERsoNAI~-The Hon. VIM. B. Allison, Iowa, is at
the BrevoOrt House. Gen. Vim. Whiting Boston, ana
Gen whitney, Boston. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Major Of the British Army IL at the ~ james
Hotel Gen. Ruggles, u. <. A., is at the Everett House
The Hon. Alex IL Rice, Boston, is ut the Fthave HOTEL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

MUNUMLNI TO INsFECIUH tHIIIN IL " "si4su
ficeni sum Of MONEY lQr monument 10 the late H.
spector Carpcner M cypress Hills Cemetery The mOn-
1Henl viii M OF white marble, apd about 63 feet high
on fTs pement, about 6nethrd the hight OF the whole
coiUmn will be a statue OF the deceased. Near the top
QI the pedment will bs the police shield, bearing the
arms oi the State and beneath this Masonic badge Az
IA large raised letters
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
FRANCE.

NEW pAfERs.
sx new Journals are registered in Paris and to
De published forthwith.
THE MONITEUR on TURKEY
The Paris ApBitfw Rays thal " S2nSegag=a.Se &C. u
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
'9!s,i SsiI,rs..nmsaS.Y l15s.y s1ssssaSyDY Nl2st3Sas

THE EMIGRATION FUND.-A bill has been presented
20 the Assembly with view TO authorize the increase OF
the Communication per cdptd OF emigrants arriving from
A. to s.. The following figures show the state of the
Emgrant fund a. n Is: Commencing January ]. 1857, the
Commissioners OF Emigration had overdrnwn their bank
account sg22 IS. The tOirl receipts 20 January 1866,
were {26323 81 and the total expenditures S65sJ 49,
leaving net balance January 1865, OF s3O762y ~ In
favor o the Commissioners Of Emigration. This sum has
since then greatly increased 10 the credit Of the Com
mssoners and January 1867 there was over $4,000
balance Oh hand 10 all purposes.
a. yxytrx e IL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
MORTON,s CHEAP GOLD PENS.

MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.
mot WARRANTED
These Pens 10 carats fne and are Better writing,
and Durable Pens than can WITHOUT operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery be produced Tor the prces even
were the Gold furnished gratuitously
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN sILvER-pLATED EXs
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen 80 so. with Pencil Case. 81 %
Lucky Pen n....,.... rs. with Pencil Case. %
Always Ready Pen. / 90. with Pencil Case. 80
Elegant Penn IS. with Pencil Case.- 2 90
Excelsior Pen. so. with Pencil Case. rs
These wellFnished, GoodWriting Gold Pens, wit'
IdOsmin Points the average Of every one OF whe
will far outast gross Of the best Steel Pens, although
heg are unUdrTdnted and therefore not eTehdgedtle-
They numbered but correspond In size TO Nos
3, 4, S. and respectively. -
To CLUBs-A discount Of 10 per cent will be allowed
OF t2 Of SIS per cent on s4 and OF 70 per cent On
$40; IL sent 10 address at one time.
The risk is taken Of all remittances by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery Of goods guaranteed to-
all who send twenty charge for registering In ad
ditiOn to the price Of the goods ordered. -
On receipt Of the money the subscriber VIII SEND by re"
turn mail otherwise as directed, Gold Pen or Pens
selecting the according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON,
No. Is MAIDENLANE. NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

Please cs and the operation and application 1.-THE BURGLAR
AA'"N'" 40 ''r''' ~ E. HoIxxs No. 2ol Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

THE NEW ENGLAND SoCTETY-An adjourned meet
ing OF the New England Society in the City OF Newfork
held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening. In
consequence OF the absence OF the regular officers j. H.
Choac esq, called 10 the Chair and g. ~ Stebbins
was appointed Secretary. Fifteen members were
added the Society. Col Horn moved that Committee
Of three appointed TO inquire into the expedency OF
Spring Misunderstanding otherwise for the purpose
Of giving the wives mothers sisters, and daughters OF
the New. England Society an opportunity To see ana
become acquainted with the husbands fathers brothers.
end o the institution. They were denied attend
ance at the annual banquet, and there were no good
why the Society should deny itself the companion
ship OF ladies' To this Mr.. Bailey replied otjectnH 10
the Committee and the proposed festival ON the ground
that the society recognized but one FESTIVAL day IN the
year and that the 22d of December
Mr.. Babcock favored the motion of Col Horn, hut IL
was lost by "a very decided vote. Mr.. PersOn then moved
Co appoint committee To inquire into the proprety Of
inviting ladies 10 the December festival. This was
adoptcd, though committee appointed, and the
meeting adjourned. The ow.Eugland Society In the
city of New York founded In isi for the ayowed oh
icct Of communicating the landing ~ the Pilgrim
FATHERS Plymouth Rock, and 10 promote friendship
mutual assistance, and Ia establish aud main
tain library" Two thousand dollars were added 10 the
permanent fund last month making the total nearly
s22,tGO
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

PASSENGERS ARRIVEO.
FROM NEW ORLEANS March ll-In steamship Raegb-Capt
NJ. Power, f. Knubbs, Chas. Baldwin, r. Sn0uI
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

VERY VENERABLE VAGRANT.-Among the arrests
for vagancy In the Twenty seventh Precinct yesterday
Morning was that Of Ann Maloney, said to he lO2 years
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

SnIr JoINERs MEEuNG.--At o'clock p. m. ycster-
day meeting ~ ship Joners held nj No. 267 Bowery
for the purpose II taking action the proposed rcduc
ton Of wages from A. 2j 20 IS per day After some dis
cusslon the following resolution was adopted:
Hs.fo ascep the reduced rate Of Tages under project
p.hc all place ac Of compensa
.uai with that frcriyc hr hr ship eafpeniefA
The ship joincru complain that their measures are
when their business II inactive flock Ia the snip yards
aud by flooding the market reduce the value ~ abor IN
he slim Jolncrs Union there are about members, and
The Officers of the Union aver that II but 400 Of these
would become active aud earnest members they might
control tho employer, ustCgd Of having 10 accept what
ever terms they choose 70 offer.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

THF NFw Posi- OFFICE, AND THF BARGE AND REV
ESrE OrrIcE.-At O'Clock on Monday afternoon there
wasa meeting Of the Special Committee Of the Board OF
Councmcn appointed 60 hear and consider the propricty
of annulug the grants 60 the United states Government
of granting privileges 10 erect new Post Ofce IN the
City Hall Park and granting portion o the Battery for
- site for "a Barge and Revenue office. The members
present were Councilman Gilmore Chairman aud Coun
Gilman iinft No person appearing before the Committee
Io give thei views on either of these subjects, the
mitce adjourned all further consideration OF satn,
D. .l.-l 49,. % - l--l
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

The Numbers indicate sLe only, No lbehg the tmaest
and No 10 the largest
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

BtTI's HE,D.-Caitle men thought 10 make liz
tie money this week 10 compensate for some former
losses Having only sO head sale NJ nehundredth-
IT. yesterday. and owning most Of them they put the
priccs up &C. from last Monday. Butchers said it was
Lent and they bought freely last week they did not
want stock these rates and not few Of them went
home without buying. By yielding little, owners and
barely closd ont thcr lots the final sales being
little " any better than The range from
for bulls i'c fora splendid ot ofco cwt Ohio grade
Durhams The average little less than Ice Sheep
very aud high lOc being the price Of fat lots
aud n, butchers have 10 buy m contracts there Is
help for them Most OF the sales from 10 ioc and
the prospect al looks favorable for feeders than
butchers Hogs have fallen off &C.. with free arrivals
they are selling slowly at a aslc. n, live weight.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

EMS: AND PENS IN SILVER IN J.
CASTs WITH PENCILS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
A National Thanksgiving,

President Johnson has issued The fol-
lowing proclamation designating Thurs
dav, the 2sh day Of November, as day
of national thanksgiving and praise
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
In conformity with recent custom,
,ha, may now be regarded as established
on national consent and approval, |, An
drew Johnson, President Of the United
States, do hereby Recommend TO my fell
low-cilizens tina, Thursday, the twenty
eighth day of November next. be set
apart and observed throughout the repub-
lie as day of national thanksgiving and
praise 10 the Almighty Ruler Of Nations,
with whom are dominion and fear, who
maketh peace in His high places.
Reoling and RETAINING from secular Ia
bors on that day, lei US reverenIly and de-
votedly give thanks to our Heavenly Faith
er for metcies and blessings with which
He has crowned The now closing year.
Especially let US remember tina. He has
covered our land. through all lis extent,
with greatly needed and very abundant
havests (; that He has caused industry 10
prosper, no: only in our fields, but also in
our workshops, in our mines, and in our
forests. HI has permitted us 10 multi
ply ships upon our lakes and rivers, and
upon the high seas, and al The same time
to extend our iron roads SO far into The Sc
cludsd places OF the continent as 10 guar
an,es speedy overland intercourse be-
tween the two oceans. He has inclined
ouI hearts TO turn away from domestic
contentious and connexions, consequent
upon disr4cling and desolallng civil
war, and 10 walk more and more in the
ancient ways ofIoysliy, Cancellation and
brolherly love. He has blessed the peace
iul efforts with which we have established
new important commercial treaties with
foreign nations, while we have, al the
same time, strengthened our national de-
fenses, and greatly enlarged our national
borders.
While thus rendering the unanimous
and heartfelt tribute of national praise and
lnaUksglNlDg, WulCu 10 oO OOC W
Almighty God, let US not fail 10 implore
Him that the same divine protection and
care which we have hitherto so undeserv-
eddy, and ye; so constantly enjoyed, may
be continued 10 our country and our peo
pie throughout all their generations forev-
er.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
SET my hand, and caused the seal Of the
United States 10 be affixed.
Done al The city of Washington this
twenty-sxlh day Of October, in The year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixry-seven, and Of the independence
Of The United States the ninety second.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of
Stale.
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Alarriaers.

AZ the Methodist Parsonage, Charles
town, on the ooh ull., by the Rev. j. w.
Tongue. Mr.. NeDion Uoier 10 Miss
Margaret +. Backhouse, daughter Of
George Backhouse, Esq., oil OF Jef1er.
son County.
On Thursday evening. By--I2ev. J. +.
Campbell, Mr.. UTHam l.. .7rfhur to
Miss Mary Edvards, both Of this town.
On Tie 29lh ull.. al The Reformed
Church by Rev. w. ID. Lefcver, Mr..
James ". Rush and Miss Mary finn
Gibbons, both Of Berk'ley County.
On the 29Ih Ult, by Rev. w. A. Han.
son, Mr.. Charles II. Pnzer and Mis-.
finn NJ. Seibert, both Of Mariinsbure.
On the Bridge al IIsrper's Ferry, on
the 22d ult BY Rev. Mr.. Baker lin. N.
Baker, formerly Of Co. Is. l2th Va. Cav
airy, to Miss Belle T.. Allison, Of Ed
inburg, Shenandoah county, Va.
Do the ooh ull., q, the residence Of
the brides mother, By Rev. A. G. Hop.
klns, Capt j. BENJAMIN Franklin. 10
Miss Eliza DGUiS, daughter OF the late
Garland NJ. Davis. OF this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

pears that the white people. disirscledIby
clashing counsels, largely remained a,
home al the late election. Richmond being
almos, the only exception. Counties like
Bedford and Rock bridge, having large
white majorilies, have elected radical del
ega.es. There is large white majority
in the State, and il il is permitted 10 ex-
press lis will al the ballot-box, no consii.
luton which is offensive &c il can be
adopted.
\ dispatch from Richmond, dated Sun
day evening, says:
Information this evening states that
from reports Of registering officers al mil
ilary headquarters up 10 lhi, time, thirty.
three conservatives and ffty-three rsdi-
Gals have been elected 10 the convention.
OF the last twenty-five are negroes.
There ere nineteen districts yet 10 hesr
from. Ii is thought that Underwood will
be president of the convention. John l..
Msrye, Jr., The sblest man returned 10 the
convention, will not be permitted 10 take
his seat because he held the office OF may
or Of Fredericksburg before the war. The
convention will meet early in December.
A handbill. offering s25, 900 for The as
sassinalion Of Hunnicui. Underwood &
Co., gotten up, 1t is believed, by the Rad
lcals. was found on the streets OF Rich
mond this morning. This, i, would seem
was evidently intended as an Offset TO the
letters Of the negro vigilance committee
ordering certain citizens to leave the city.
Richmond, ia. October 2S.-The
following reply was received this after
noon by John H. Gilner, in reply 10 his
protest 10 Gen. Schofeld:
"Mr. j H. Giimer, Riehmond-Sn:
am directed by The commanding Genef.
al to acknowledge The receipt of your
communication Of the 25lh instant, refer
ring TO The laIe elections in the city Of
Richmond. and TO say in reply tina, the
charge OF ofiicisl misconduct preferred by
you against the superintendent OF cleo.
ton will be duly investigated IS soon as
you will file proper specifications in sup.
port OF The charge. The question you
raise as TO the legality Of the election will
be referred 10 the convention, which will.
on the proper occasion, Judge Of the
election returns and qualifications OF iis
own members:
Very respectfully, your Obsdieni servant,
rs. T. CHAPLIN.
"A,sisisn, AdjuIsnl General"
Several citizens oflhis city have 10 day
received letters from the negro vigilance
committee ordering them 10 leave The city
within ninety egh, hours because they
have spoken Unexpectedly OF IIunni-
cut and his party. Hunnicul has kept
an armdd negro guard n front of his Of.
fee for the pas, three nights. They
have refused 10 allow citizens TO pass on
the sidewalk
Rumor has it that the solution of Gen
ersl SchofeId's action in the election is
10 be found in the fact that he is a candi.
date Tor United States Senator from Viz
GINA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
Book y Oticeg.

II The Old Guard for November has been
received, and as usual, i rrpIete with interest
ing matter. The story of JoScelyn a tale Of the
Revolution, grows in interest with every sue
ceeding number. John E,tcn Cookies battles
in Virginia contiCucs 10 excite the admiration
of the reader The original and selected poetry
is excellent. Address Van Eyrie, Horton &
Co., publishers Old Guard, New York City.
AZ Perhaps The boldest and most original
plan ever I'D pied TO give a new publication an
immense circulation is the very popular one a.
dopled by the publishers of the great rival pa.
pers, Tine Pen and Pencil" They propose TO
distribute $50, 300 Of the net proceeds Of their
paper 10 the patrons by a drawing which is 10
take place after certain number Of papers
have been sold. The way the matter is ex-
planned, 1t can be easily done, and it becomes
the greatest wonder in the world why similar
plan has not been adopted heretofore. Every
purchaser (price l0c. or by mail &c., has a
ticket duly numbered emitting him to an equal
chance-snd every subscriber has a ticket with
every paper. There are 6,3l3 prizes, the high
est being $4,000. 7. R. Dawley & Co, pub
fishers, New York.
U7 We have received Godey's Lady's Book
for November. This No. is certainly equal 10
any of IFS predecessors. 1t contains magnif-
cent steel plate, entitled "The Woful Heart"
the usual Fasbion-plate; "Sports in Childhood, :"
picture for the Juveniles and still another of
those beautiful tinted plates-"SceDe in Ven
ice."
There are also wood-cut fashions; depart
ment devoted 10 fancy work-braiding, crotch
citing, SC; Drawing lesson; plan for suburban
residence; in fact everything 10 make it first
class ladies' magazine.
The name of almost every writer Of any re-
pute in America, has appeared in the Lady's
Book. 1t has been published by the same edi-
tor, ever since July, 1880; and has advanced
step by step, until now it stands high above any
Of its contemporaries.
We would suggest that now is the time 10
make clubs, as the earlier orders are received
the sooner they can be supplied.
Terms for l56S-ODe copy, one year, 20; two
copies $3.50; three copies, $3.50; four copies
sl0; SIX copies, Sl4 nine copies, sol; twelve
copies, S27 so. Address l.. A. Cooley, n. +.
corner Sixth and Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The Lynchburg News says: 1--WE are
informed that Mr.. James r. Williams, OF
this city, has sold HE interest (7-l9) in
the Hot Springs, Bath County, 10 Mr..
Samuel g. Tsrdy OF Richmond, for $780,
900 cash. This is one OF The largest Gf
not the largest sales Of real estate made
in Virginia since The close Of The war.
The Warrenion Lader says about $50
Texas canle have reached the Wsrrenlon
Junction, purchased by Mrs. S. Owens,
OF that county. They are said 10 be 10
good condition, are larger and considered
asuPeriOr quality to our Virginia cattle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

On Sunday night says the Wheeling
Register, large fire was raging in The
woods Of The Ellington farm, about three
miles out the National pike, and the
flames spread over thirty or forty acres Of
woodland, doing much damage. The
FIRE originated from q campfire Of some
sporsmen. Ga Monday FIRE broke out
in the woodland of A. P. Woods, short
distance up the river, spreading rapidly.
Another FIRE was raging in some woodland
on hill nearly opposite The North Wheel
ing Mills, in Ohio. verything now be-
ing so dry ana psrched up, fire in wood
land will spresd very rapidly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

o. WILD CAT.-For the first time,
say The Spirit, in many years. ono OF
these animals was killed in our neighbor-
hood on Thursday evening last ltwas
discovered in a tree near The former barn.
~ Mr. Howell Brown. and as Richard A.
Welsh, son of Mr.. Baker Welsh, was
coming ia,o town with his gun, his uner-
ring aim soon made capture Of the "var-
mint" 1t was supposed 10 be compare
lively young, Of gray. dapPled color, and
measured four feet six inches in length.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

The Charleston Courier says: We
are gralifed 10 learn that their is a pros
pecl Of The early release Of Lieutenant J.
c. Braine. Of The late Confederate navy,
who has been. since the close Of the war,
and is now prisoner in Fort Delaware.
Lieutenant BraIne has never had trial,
and il is understood that he will be re-
leased upon parole, and when his case is
called mol. pros. will be moved by the
Distric, Attorney OF the district in which
he may be indicted. All that isl necessa-
ry now 10 effect his restoration TO liberty
is the amount which will be required 10
pay the expenses Of process 10 satisfy
the forms Of the law.