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EOREIGN ATTACTDIENT.--In the Court Of
Coaon Plea C.ssfssd CouatV Pear JOAN H. Veg
per al VIM G. Nae rsftues iysa.nC s1i doing Bacsi nulc
sud i II Wagner Bro W Psag G. iafnoa-So 81
Ja1Gsr Tenn l1l FUferB attachment Nes.'d Comfy, -
... Tue Commonwealth = PeuasJ ana - iho Sheriff o. i
Conrt Gectlgs We lraa yu t4 0u Astscn fAlnp
Wsrn. e0lr.y ~ AZ a.i Singular h. goods
srd hs'iel AID whose hsnds possession soes
tie - may b., appear before Coa Of Common
Peas Cearle, ati fof TIE fi toulf Oh NC
sseoa Nouia, jsuusfy neIt there joan WAGER ana
William Nausr partner ned dong bIsucss uGrr tae SIZE
Cru Wager Bro. u pea a u promises Dam
ACES ua r.rg 900 A4 that aunm1n The person or
top, In lose possession lie ue iouad Vat
t.ey appear i court q Tue F and plaee Aforesaid
10 ABIDE of
cont thi. I'D sod there this wri. Wness tho
llan President Jlt2e Of lie sad court 81 '@rae, ms
fourth G,y OF SoFaEb-r, A. D.. ll6I go - 40.
The above pr pull shed by or " tie HOa smac Cyc one 81
Jgs " the Court accordance wh tie provisions 81 we Act Of
49,. - Penn. lystia JACOB A. FAUST.
nl iaW6Em hh.fh Of traaeh t9nnN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
L STATES for tie SOUTHERN DISTRICT igRR-In The
natter u WILLIAM G.. MILLER BisuPr-Befre John fich-
10 WHOM IA MAY cost hrs: Tbs gnd'.lened having g'en
notice biz appointment Essree Of WILLIAM O. MILLER Ia
HesioTk Gu tie County Of htE or ald safe OF Nes lOI
within ad DSrd Who has been @ ICED Bankrupt uPol lis
petition by The District Cotr Of sad Dicnated y hcwioIk The
ION dav Il September A. d. 1851 J. ~ ANDHrSN. Assignee,
~ iaw5wA No 50 Pine -, NeF-lob CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

IN the DISTRICT COURT of tue UNITED
4 STATS for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT II NhW lOkk-ls
BsSxHrrToY In sac OF JOiS A. fok. Bsftmpi, he
M Rsnlrp lagng APPLIED iLs Cos daur from b. lslL
By 4 Couf Aotee hrrsby pyrs 20 al tfrss 80
have rerfd debts AID Other gens iaefr 70 appear o. ie
Of SoVeher. T. D. .l, a. tst oeocs nool, -
Chan N All pstr tou it.Te j4r l"fAt hT ser
h Bankrup'ey IN District De OIc No Be- snaust thr
CITY Of Kerfok fri ster cauc 10 Wy try have Wy aearg-
should not vr-ufc sf Rfrift so frf'fr h'rr h hehr
gives ~ zoe Creditors 81 SAD Bsnsrup
vi l heh before s Rester n Dagprieg = ne sue I'm and
rsce sf,ye ,rsuuorrd OEORGI r. BtriS. Clerf
a. urrv. A..,rrer 40 vas.sa-.L Niiav1aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
Il STATRs for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW YoRK-a
The matter Of ALBERT FRY Bankrupt: The uslrlgnei hereby
gives notice m appointment Asgles Of he eis'e q ALERT
FRY Of Duve q DIteless fld state 81 Nwlors
within sal Dsiot baa been adudd BANCROFT ulon his
petition the District Cour. said piictpAita fo4ghkeelIe
H y Koycahos H. 1864. ROB'T L. WILLIAMSON
ma l..svI AsFg
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AIeI Calefrsri .s mi rurRspAY AFTERXOONs

ppIvaTV TUR4RY-Of valuable Theological and Mseelhueous
Booss ebrnr standard Works lheogy Divinity Biblical Liera'
IN, ,,br r. many aud yllnabei alSe,
tes gtce Literature; beng the collection Of an
lrs,t -iersv-an deceased. Cat !0.ges re4uy.
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NEW.YoRK and NEW--HAvEN RAILROAD.

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For Greenwich and rierHed4ase s,10as 100 a00 '' "
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Fer Danbary aBd Norsah Railroad. iso. 300 r. lBpA
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Aoiitts OF 2lmkrupttu.

4 SSIGNRES' or TRUSTEES NOTICE Of
y APrOIEIlS Tie DisTsci G9gRy q Gle vSIrID
EUPrcy-In the natter II EDEuND J. fALMiG baa4upt-Io
WHOM II MAY CONCLRN: The understand hereby hoee %
Ia sprontrrt o. 81 e Esta 81 EDMUND l. PALhhR
fths Ctyof EevYoa is Couuy ~ keEled IN s'i ind
AL Ito a. N te fpteI D. o. bi az d. lfrE-
mot uron lis own petition b. she iGct Cont oi 49, liet-
Dated q the Cy ofSen-Yoik tie 3ifi dag u Ot0oe T. d. y
FREDERIC 4 WARD. Asace. No - SssaGs- NeS-iok CITY
~ laxIuM
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
I STATES. flr tte SOUTHERN nlsrrCF ~ FtNluEk-Ts
g,w.Erprcln 81 DAVID H. srRih6HAb bsrlrrrt.
Tue hereby give, uo = q M sor'st Assne- u
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
A STATS tho sOUThKaS M5TRlCl Is NJ" YoRK-!s
BAsKgrfrcia ui.isf cl RALH e. IACNh BiakTrt The
under gned hereby rr n.tee q hs nfrottncri - Ant o.
tie estate Of RALPH BACON Ssvlo Oh Ch - At Coali 'nd
of boon b.utftlt
uton bis petition b. tie District Com, Of ~ DneLDa'ed a.
Ees-YorL CIV nov. O. 1871. FRANCS q. BOWMAN. htflse.
laMJmM No ] 80 Nv or CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
IN the DISTKiCT COURT of tho UNITED

A ,TATES o. tie SOUTHERN DISTRICT u NBWioRE.-ln
The matter Of JOHN DEGfSEY, raaaPts Bssfu frcf-souh
Drct ofHewYork the Cy u heefort te Fifteenth
day Of EoYenber lGs5rO WHOM n NAY CohctRN lft Under
gives appointment 81 John Dempsey
CITY County Yofk add Stats % hew lok,
said District who besn Judged htnIa o. 10 oSE Pci'
Of JAO hislgAse.
NJ l,rolf Nen. YlrLlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

IN the DISTRICT COURN " Tie UNITED
4 STATES for The Southern DISTRICT ~ NEHloGK-is
BAEKHu,TcrIu The nader 6EOHGE L. NEWELL Eanklupt
undefqri hereby notice o. h appointments Asnse u
Of GEORGE T. kkNLlL 81 Paer Boz The State e New
jersey who tdndgd bankrupt petition T The
District Court Of said Dstc. pat' q Nri k CT. sotsuicE9
IG5 FLANlh g. bONNhh, Aoi.Esr
Sil lAv3gM No. ie, kinsl-st. New 40rk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18

Il STATES the sol IEHE DISTRICT Of FkH-i okk.-ls
BAEEUfTClIn the matter VI lEhki .. IANsAd, batkrYi:
Tor rtergscl irr6T nouce o. s appOaer' Assnee
of tie estate 81 HENRY LANSING Eeaios Gu D. the tynng
and State % EsrYo sd Dssrel sho las been ~ ifsl hank
fuYt rr1n lis 0l hr r DiHrr Corr ~ ~ Nsrc-
j.. Ia a. Nesl On CITY Soy. 1911 FRANCIS g. BOWMAN
Nil Iar3rN A-.igure No. Be-slaslsi Ntt iori tr.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
TELEGRAMS
The National Republican.
[BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.l
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
GAMBIA FOR THE GREEKS.
MEXICAN NEWS BY PARIS,
FORE GN MA RKET rs.
MEXICO, VIA NEW ORLEANS.
POSITION OF THE TWO PARTIES.
Canadian NJ ows.
State Legislative Proceedings.
MYSTERY OF DEAD BODIES EXPLAINED.
MEXICAN NEWS BY PARIS,
r o r EIGN N A KETs
MEXICO, VIA NEW ORLEANS
POSITION OF THE TWO PARTIES.
Can ad1an NJ ows.
State Legislative Proceedings.
MYSTERY OF DEAD BODIES EXPLAINED.
From Europe by Cable.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.-Thc morning
papers to-day announce that the Gar Of
Russia had strongly urged the Sublime Porte
to cedc the island Of Candin to the Greeks.
PARIS, March 2-Noon.-A cable dispatch
has been received here from Vera Cruz which
states that communication between that city
and the capital had been entirely cut off,
The Emperor Maximilian has consequently
forbidden transmission of dispatches to Eu.
rope giving opinions on the state of the
country lest they may fall into the hands of
the Liberals.
LONDON, March > -Noon.-Consols, OIL;
Eries 36ii Illinois Central, 76i; U. s. 5.2O's,
73t.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Noon.-Thc cotton
market opened firm; sales to-day will reach
5000 bales Prices remain unchanged, and
Middling Uplands ore quoted at 13sd.; Mid.
ding Orleans, l35d. Breadstuffs market un.
changed; California wheat firm at lbs. 3D..
per Genital. Provisions-Lard quiet and
steady at sos. Cd. per cwt.; Bacon, ABS. per
cwt. for American.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
PHINNEY OUsTED-swIFT RE.
ST0REn

Major" PnrSNEY, who was accidentally
appointed collector Of Barnstable, Mass,
Uco CHAs, F. SWIFT, removed, some months
since, received permission from the Senate, q
few days ago, to retire. This was probably
on account Of his patriotic services rendered
during the war. As an act of justice to q
good officer, (whose record was basely mis-
represented to obtain his removal,) the Sec.
retary Of the Treasury recommended, and
The President nominated, Mr.. Swrr to the
Senate, and that body, with its customary
generosity to conservative Republicans, con,
frmed him, and in doing SO performed a
wise and patriotic act. We congratulate
Mr.. SwIFr upon his restoration to an Office
which he always honored, and the duties oI
which he always performed to the highest
satisfaction.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Wallis Opera House-Compliment'
ary Testimonial.

This evening the grand complimentary
testimonial to MessrS BERRY Il WALL, pro-
prietors OF Wallis Opera House, is to come
off, This is the last night of the winter sea-
son, and on this occasion the webb Sisters"
who have proved immense favorites, will ap-
pear, supported by the strength Of the ex-
cellent company, which has made the high
reputation of this popular theatre during the
season. A very attractive bill will be pro-
duced; and if the deservings of the bene-
ficiaries arc properly recognized, the house
will be filed to overaowing.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Pen, Pencil and scissors.

A SUBSTITUTE for divorce suits-travel on
Mississippi River steamboat.
A NEW glow.worm, with two fires, hos been
found in the Grand ChacO Argentine Republic
HERMANN's CONCERT at Metzerott Hall,
on Saturday evening, was a complete success.
THE Boston Post says the Princess Helena
is the next the royal list for attack Of cable
rheumatism.
TIE negro named Horace Greeley ad-
mtted his guilt before ho was hung, in Charleston
for murder, last Friday.
QUITE a large delegation from the "pre-
tended State" of Louisiana arrived in town yester.
day.
TIE sugar cane crops of Honduras are
magnificent this season. Large amounts Of rpo
cane arc waiting for the mills.
TIE venerable and famous "Stuyvesant
Pear Tree" in New York, is gone at last. 1t has
"passed in its chips"
The editor of the Discussion of Madrid
has just been sentenced to death for articles which
he had published. FREQ discussion is not allowed
in Madrid.
TIE house painters of Philadelphia arc at
outs with their employers. The journeymen want
to quit work at four O'Clock on Saturday, but de-
mand pay for a full day. To this the master
painters will not assent.
JUDGE Thomas of Virginia, has decided
that the law of Congress, passed during tho war,
authorizing the sale Of real estate belonging to
rebels in payment of the direct tax, was unconsti
tutional This decision, ifsustained by the Supreme
Court, will destroy the title to an immense amount
Of property in the South, and has created consid
orabo excitement among the purchasers of property
under the law in the South,
Mr.. PEABODY, in his letter giving eleven
hundred thousand dollars of Mississippi bonds, ex.
pressed the belief that thero will be such egslation
in that State concerning these bonds that they will
be available in aiding the object he has in view
Referring to this the Clarion Of the goth instant
published at Jackson, Mississippi, expresses tho
hope that there will be such legislation, and says
" Mississippi cannot always ignore the payment of
this Just debt"
The national Republican., 1867-03-04

ABoLIsHISd AN 0FFIcE.-In the Senate
yesterday the Office Of Commissioner Of Pub
lie Buildings was abolished and its duties
were assigned to an engineer to be appointed
by the President and Senate. The very alb
surd reason was given for this, that there had
been threats Of violence against Congress by
the organs and spokesmen Of the President,
and the President had never done anything
to contradict these statements. This being
the case, Congress was advised to surround
itself with its friends.
The real reason Is that the present Com
missioner had courted the muse and in
poem praised tho President and compared
him to Jackson. Had Mr.. French attuned
his "lyro" TO the eulogy Of Congress, that
body would have "equalized" his pay and
emoluments until they had reached fabu.
lous amount-Nep Fork Commercial Ad-
Uertiser
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
PERSONAL,

CHARLES EAMEs, counsellor at law, was
lying dangerously III at his residence in this city
last night.
GEN. G. X. GRAHAM, of New York. II. V.
Harris, of New Mexico P DiCkersOn, Of Tennessee,
and W M Taylor, of Illinois, are at the Metro.
politRn
The following gentlemen arrived at the
National Hotel yesterday Gen. John L. Swift, of
Boston, Capt. GarriCk Mallory, U. S. Al W. II.
Stanton, Paymaster U. s. A.. DR.. R. II. Stuart,
Virginia, and Hons Daniel Clark and E. A. Straw,
Of New Hampshire
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
CONFIRMATION OF GEN. DIX.

The Senate, on Saturday night, notwlth-
standing the fierce opposition of the ilnpc-
rious SUMNER, confirmed Maj. Gen. JOHN A.
DIX as Minister to France. This action of
the American Senate is not only a just re-
buke to naughty would-be Senatorial die
tator, but it secures permanently an accom-.
plished gentleman, an acknowledged states
man, and brave soldier at the Court of the
Emperor Of France, where we need just such
man. He has had large experience, and is
positive in his character.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March 2.-Dates from the
city Of Mexico to the 7th have been received.
Maximilian had left there, going northward
with 5000 men. His destination was the
scene Of war. Mejia is again at the head Of
his command.
Within three weeks the Liberals lost only
"A men, and in six battles were victorious
once the French were
Bazaine destroyed the guns, military stores
and arms at Puebla and other cities rather
than turn them over to the Imperiallsts.
The 1mperialists had won some battles
and reclaimed three hundred miles of terri
tory, but the Liberals were rapidly invest.
ing the capital and contracting their lines.
The French marshal is showing many acts
of kindness to Americans leaving the coun-
try.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
RECEPTIONS.
pRAwrHG.RooN RECEPTIONS.

We ore authorized to announce that
The Presidents daughters, Mrs. PATTERSON
and Mrs. Slower, will be OF home on Monday
afternoons,
CABINET RECEPTIONS.
The ladies of Secretary MoCULLoCH's fam
lily will receive, as usual, on Wednesday af
ternoons. Residence BOG II street, between
Connecticut avenue and Seventeenth street.
MRS. POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
receive on Wednesday afternoons, at No. 407
New York avenue.
SPEAKER coLFAx's RECEPTIONS.
The receptions ofthe Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss MATTHEWS, for ladies
and gentlemen accompanying them, will con
tinuc every Wednesday afternoon from
to 4 o'clock, D. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04

The New Orleans Picaytne says that no
constitution of Louisiana has ever contained
a single provision on the subject of slaves,
or mentioned the topic of slavery. 1t is q
further fact that slavery was never estab-
lished by the constitution or law of any
Southern State. 1t was recognized and ex-
posed, but it existed by usage, and by the
authority which founded it. Mr. BENJAMIN
attributed its existence, except in Louisiana
and Florida, to the common law cited acts
Of sale and DEGREES of title in England, and
referred its legality to the common law as a
part of the polity of American States.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
TWO CONGRESSES IN ONE DAY.

At IL m to-day the Thirty-ninth Congress
will cease to exist. The Office of Speaker
expires with the Congress. The Forticth
Congress will Immediately assemble, and be
called to order by the Clerk-Mr. McPHER-
soN-who holds over until after the House
is organized. The roll of the new House
will be called, when Speaker will be elected.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Canada.

BELLEvILLE, March lone hundred acres
Of land in the township Of Madoc were sold
to-day for 100000. Other sales on the tapis
in the townships of Luke and Tudor were
yesterday withdrawn by the Government,
and it is expected they will be placed under
the gold mining act. The price of land in
the gold districts is already advancing
PERTH, G. W., March LIN dispute
about q store last night, Captain J. NJ. G.
Chambers shot his brother, DR.. Chambers,
father Of the member of Parliament for
Brocksville. The captain called his brother
liar, whereupon the latter drew revolver
and shot the captain in the breast, inficting
dangerous, and probably fatal wound.
The doctor is under arrest.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
State Legislatures.
NEW YORK.

ALBANY, March 1.-The constitutional
convention bill, as amended by Mr.. Little.
john, was adopted at one o'clock this morn
ing, after very long and hard-fought battle
Troy, March l.-James Forsyth was nom
mated by the Republicans Of Troy last even.
ing as their candidate for Mayor.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, March 2.-The Governor has
called an extra session Of the Legislature for
Monday next.
NEVADA.
VIRGINIA CRY, March 1.-The Legislature
adjourned to-day without changing the cleo
ton law.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
A Brilliant Party.

The residence Of Secretary McCULLocu
was the scene Of grand reunion on Satur-
day evening, it being the last of series Of
brilliant evening parties for the season. The
company comprised most of the Cabinet,
and, notwithstanding Congress was in ses-
sion, many distinguished members of that
body were present, with other high officials,
accompanied by beautiful and accomplished
ladies'
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Moneyed Institutions in Trouble.

BosToN, March 1.-The Equitable Life and
Marine Insurance Company closed their
doors yesterday afternoon in consequence of
their heavy losses. They have been twenty.
eight years standing.
BosroN, March 2.-Therc is great trouble
in financial circles here. The cashier of the
First National Bank of Newton, Mass, is
short $4,000 The president of the bank
gave notice that the cashier came to Boston
yesterday at IL o'clock, and has not since
been heard of.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
The Pennsylvania Legislature in
Town.

The Pennsylvania Legislature is in town
to pay their respects to SIMON CAMERON,
United States Senator elect. 1t is expected
that the members of the Legislature will es.
cort the Senator to the Capitol about noon
to-day. JoHN w. FoRSEY ought to be chief
marshal, but as he had only one vote in the
above-named Legislature, we presume he
will not appear in marshal array to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04

THE audience at the Capitol last evening
was very large and fashionable in spite of the
spiteful weather. The expiring Thirty-ninth
Congress is watched with solicitude by vari,
Gus interested parties.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Bodies for Dissection.

BUFFALO, March 2.-The mystery of the
dead bodies found at the Grand Trunk rail
road depot has been unraveled. Dr. Madden,
the resident physician of the county poor.
house, confessed to have packed the bodies
for Ann Arbor, Mich, to accommodate the
Medical University there.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
CONGRESS-.

We are compelled to put our paper to
press without a final report of the proceed
ings of the Thirty.Ninth Congress, which has
a legal existence until II o'clock to-day.
The Senate was in executive session con-
siderable time last night, and a large mum
Der Of appointments were disposed Of
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Crowded Ont.

Much of our department and local news,
and a variety of other interesting matter,
must stand aside until tomorrow, to make
room for the veto messages and congressional
reports.
The national Republican., 1867-03-04
Hotel Burned in Raleigh, N. q.

RALEIGH, N. c., March 2.-The Exchange
Hotel was totally destroyed by fire at three
o'clock this morning. Loss estimated at
800, 900; insured for $4,000.
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THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE.

Senator WADE, who has been nominated
in Republican caucus to succeed Senator
Foster as President Of the Senate, will be
elected this forenoon.
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National Theatre.

JOHN BRoUGHAM the poet, humorist and
actor, commences an engagement at the
National Theatre tonight. He appears this
evening in a new fve-act play called " Play
ing with Fire"
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Fire in Troy, New York.

Troy, March 1.-The cordage and tow
factory Of S. A. Mealy, of Schaghticokc, in
this county, was destroyed by fire this morn.
ing The loss is about $4,000.
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STAND FROM UNDER The Morning Barn,
dcEe says 1--WE are on the eve of exciting
and probably fatal eventS."
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MINISTER TO THE HAGUE.

Gen. EWING has been confirmed as Minis
ter TO the Hague. His Imperiousness op-
posed it in language unbecoming gentle
man.
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DIED,

On the ID instant at o'clock, MARY ISABELLA wife
Of Joseph '. Hodgson, IntendRnt Of the Washington
Asylum, In tho seth year Of her age.
Her funeral, TO which the friends Of the family are
invited, will take place Monday morning. Carriages
will be In waiting at 40 Seventh street. (Harveys,
undertaker) att O'Clock precisely and at the wailach