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No. 10 ThfrtsentH BtIsot' DuE"o 111'111 '
rHIRTY-ONE VALUABLE BUILD.
ING lots. ON THE ROAD LEADIA9 From
TIE MghDOWBRIDGg ROAD TO SEVEN
TEENTH STREET, FOE SALE AT AUCTION.
We riIl offer for sale at auction on MONDAY, go
Dscsmber, at o'clock P. NJ, the above valuable
BUILDINd LOTS, located RS above descrlbsd
These lots have front Of 30 feet each: running
back l4O feet TO an alley 10 feet wide. They are
we'll watered,, Level, and Immediately outside o.
the corporate limits. being ashort and easy waia
rare opportunity for a profitable Investment.
TERMS: One third cash balance at three, six,
and nine months, interest added and secured by
trust deeds. LEE q GODDlH,
5a 90 az Auctioneers.
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Boots Shoes, R0ts, &c.

TOHN DoOLEY, "a
HAT MANUFACTURES AID DEALER,
l2I Main street, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va,
has just received q new lot OF
Ladies' and Misses FURS,
Gsntlsmen's aud Boys BATS,
BUFFALO ROBES,
FANCY CABBAGE ROBES Cturl.
FOOT MUFPs, &c. de
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SALE.-Ry virtue of

SALE.-Ry virtue OF a
L deed of trust from Edward B. Newburn TO the
ind rsgned, bearing date on the 22d day OF July,
A. D. 1857, and now of record in the Clerks OIL CO
Of the Court OF Hustings Of the etyof kiehm9nd in
Deed Book 81 B page 500, shall proceed on TU ES-
DAY the 94h day OF d december, 1867, on the prem
ises to sell the following dsscrthed p!opeTyIthat
is TO saw a Lot or PAhCEL OF GROUND lying
and being In the city of Richmond. in the State of
Virginia, bounded as followS-ytz., commencing
on or Broad street at point ftty-nin i59) feet
from the SOUTH east corner OF Twentieth street,
running on or Broad street forty l4o) feet
eastwardly thence at right ANGLES southwaIdiy
one hundred and fifteen ll5l feet thence q. right
angles northwardiy one hundred and fl teen (ll5)
feet to the beginning.
TEENS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay 400 VITA interest
from the 25th day Of November 1857. until paid !;
and on credit as to 1910 urtil the 18th day OF jan
uary, 1868 and on a credit to the residue which
will b. mad, Known on th9 day OF salo.
Selling ~ trustee, shall convey only such title
as Is vested in me by the said deed Of trust
de lS-tds GEORGE D. WISE. Trustee.
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FUTURE DAY.
BY 0mohundro Co., Luctionsers,
Broad street between Second and Third.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF CHINA,
VI CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. LAMPS, TOYS,
&c, MONDAY and TUESDAY, December % and
-. at 10 o. clock A. u. and o clock P NJ at NO.
3U4 Broad reet. rear Third.
l0,U0j PLATES,
IL, 900 CUPS arc SkUCEpS,
100 EWERS and BASINS,
1000 BOWLS, PITCHERS, CHAMBERS, and
MUGS.
ALSO,
large assortment of TOYS, suitable for Christ
mas and New Year.
These goods must be sold to close ont the stock.
Merchants and houseE eepers Will do well to at
tend. they will got the goods At their prices.
de 2l-3t ON DHUNDHO Il Co.. Auctoneers.
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TRUSTEE s SAj.".-By virtue OF a
4 deed Of trust from Edward Newburn to the
undersigned bearing date on the 9th day OF Octo-
bGr 4. D. 1867. and now OF record in the clerk 8
office Of the Conrt Of Ausin8s o. the city Of hlch;
on Tuesday the oath day OF December, 1857, on
the premises to sell thu following described prem,
ises-tbat il TO say, a l. o T OK PA RCEL Or
GROUND lying and being in the city Of kich-
mond, in the state of virginia, bounded as fol.
lows-viz Commencing on II or Broad street at
point (59) fifty nine feet from the southeast cor.
ner Of Twentieth street. running on Ii or Broad
street (Ip) focty feet eastwardly; thence at right
angles south wardy one hundred and hftHen (i.S(
fact thence at right angles westwardly forty (4O)
feet tn ence at rig mt angles northwardiy one nun
drad and fifteen tll5l feet to the beginning.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay 1851 50 with ine-
rest from the I'd day of DscamDer 1897. until paid
and on a credit as 10 $500 .4S until the 80 day OF
February 1868 and on 4 ere dit as 10 the residue
which W IL be made known on the day OF sale
Selling as trustee, sha convey only SUCH title
az is vested in me by the said deed OF trust.
do l2-tds G GORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
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BY James n. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. 82l Main street
thraa dOOra b. low SnotSRood Hotel

A DESIRABLE FIRM OF ONE
N HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, WITH A
DWELL,HG THEgEON. FOUR MILES AND A
TURNPIKE, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY thu 27th Tecember instant, on
the premises, at - &C ock N. the desirable
FA NJ lately owned by Mr.. 4 a. E. Dabney, con-
tanning one hundred acres Of land, highly i'm
uroved with good FIR n sd WE'LL Nc with
four rooms tn usual ont. bu dings, consisting of
q Kitchen Stable, Barn. and leo Il ouse, all in
good order. il has yong orchard of choice
fruit trees This is considered ons Of the most de-
sirable farms Of its size in the county. It lies be-
tween the Osborne turnpike and James river, with
a good road leading to the city Of Richmond.
Terms: Ono third cash !; balance on q credit Of
four snd eight months, negotiable notes, Interest
added, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON,
ds9l Auctoneers.
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OFFICE EICHaOND AND PBTgRsBURG)
RAILROAD CAMPASY.
RICHNoHp, december 3, 1867. }

CPECIAL notice. fter this date
~ the LAD P. NJ TEAM from Richmond TO
Petersburg and tbe 9. 80 L. u. TRAIN from Peters,
burg TO Richmond, will rot stop at Manchester
crossing Z. II. GILL,
de lin Engineer and Superintendent.
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R0SMOGds.
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FREIGHT OFFICE RrcHaoED. TaEDBHIcKsBUEG,
AND PoToHAC RAILROAD,
RICHMOND, VA, december Fl, 1857.
.THE NEXT REGULAR FREIGHT
4 TRAIN will leave this city for fredericksburg
and intermediate points On TUEsDs z, Dec mber
a4th, and return same day; Tho freight trains will
than be discontinued until FRIDAY January I'd,
1858 upon which day they win resume the. = rtgu.
la, tIlps &. Fl. CHAN0LBi.
de at General Freight gent.
EseIssER AND sUpSgIsTgsDsyr's OrY1og1
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILEoAoCo..
RIcuMosD, VA, December II, 1867. J
THE FREIGHT DEPOTS UPON
! y THIS Road Will be closed on CHRISTMAS
deM-at Ensinser ard superin.sDdsnt.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
' The running Of the FREIGHT TRAIHs on
this road will be discontinued from wEDH rs
DAY the 25th instant to sATU yD,Y the 18th.
The depots will be open for the reception OF
freight on Saturday the 22,h, and the fTeIzht
trains will rda as u ual thereafter
Fl. H. wHITCOAB,
deN-6t General Superintendent.
RICHMOND AID DAsvrLLE RArLsoAO,1
hCPRRIsTfHDBsT's OsFIcR,
EIcBAoyD, December "a, 1867. }
NOTTCE.-The FREIGHT DEPOTS
~ on he line q this road will bs closed on
WEDNESDAY tho 25th instant christmas day.,
and remain closed Until Thursday the I'd day Of
January, 1868. THOMAS DODNMEAp,
de 9-2w Superintendent
NIRGIEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
? On and after MOS DAY, December 10, 1857,
an ACCOdaoDaTIuN PAssENG 81 THAN viii
be run between Richmond and Cord 1nsv!De (eI-
cept on Sundays, leaving RtcbTond at 4 80 p.
u and arriving at s so A. N.
By this tral passengers between Lyncbburg,
Washington, &c, and Richmond connact In both
directions with the night ins o., ths Orange and
Alexandria railroad. 81. j. WHiTC0MS
de IL General Superintendent.
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BY b. Gathr1RnL, a urIIoIIo'r'
No. 1893 Main street. between fouf'eeh'n "nu
PInaanth streets.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Lee & Goddin,

FUTURE DAY.
BY Les & Goddin,
Pea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NJ, ~ Tb,,tesnth street, between Main and Cary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE FENLdNS.

The late turbulent excitement in regard to the IN
surrection in Ireland which has ragged for two weeks
past, eliminated Wednesday night last in a grand
eu de Oe at Unionsquare and the intervening twenty
four hours have been given TO repose and renewal Of
strength by the enthusiastic Fenans of this city, There
is no situation" or "strategcal 10 speak Of at
present excepting those in possession of the British SOL
diery All is quiet at No. 10 Chahamst and the Chief
Executive, Mr.. Anthony A. Griffin, still anxouely waits
Ior victorious hdings from IIeland's green hllsdes
regulations in tw0s ana threes from the Circles attend
his evees with as much anxiety himself i'll search Of
news.
lighted office that of these represent Roberts
circles who stand ready TO Overturn their former leader
Anthony A. Griffin and Mr. j. j. Leary of Bandon Cork
Ireland are the expounders and headcenters Deputa-
Albany Newburgh and Newark promising to sell Roberts
S8STs ronad
dns Metacomets, aud other names suggestive OF heavy
caseates -neh DMangren, M ana lo-Ileil 0niuDlus, are
manner calculated TO bewder the outsider irrelevant
hysander and IN an inferior room sit the Fenian sister
hood in solemn cOnclave debating upon Ireands deliver
Great is that which transped in Fenian circles
yesterday. The session of the Fenan sserhood, which
held for the purpose Of aiding the in the Cap
was prolonged until late hour and the business OF the
meeting meet was EeSt strictly sate van he T%
messenger from Ireland hnted that the un6oats in the
tured and the green flag flying over Dublin Castle ere
many days
THE FENIANs IN NEWARK
The two factions of the Fenian Brotherhood in
Newark have recently become fraernaly united, and
grand meeting FOR the purpose OF securing aid for
the cause" is to be held Library Hall this evrning.
MEETING IN BOSTON.
Boston, March IA large and enthusiastic meeting
OF Fenians the friends OF held in Faneul
Hall this evening. for purpose Of depressing sym
pathy with and giving assistance to their brethren who
are at present battling for the liberation OF their native
jeremiah O'Donoyan and p W Cronin Of New York and
J. f. Fitzgerald Considerable enthusiasm was mani
tested and large realized by contributions to
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Bf TkLsehAPB TO TBs ThlBuNh
LONDON March l4-Noon.-Consos open at Oh for
money American seeurities-Erie Shares 39i; Illinois
Centrals, ia; u. s. Five'Twenty Bonds, 74i.
Evening-Consos closed this evening at 90 for money
American securities closed at the following quotations
United States FiveTwentes, 7Il; Illinois Central Shares,
77i; Enc Railway Shares, 39i
firm, and with continued activity The sales to-day will
reach 1900 bales. The quotations still l3id. for
Mddng Uplands, and lSid. for Middng Orleans. Corn
has advanced TO 3si9 per quarter for Mixed Western
California Wheat firm at 1919 Lard 500 per cwt Tai
low, al per cwt Rosin, 9l3 per cwt for Common Will
mington. Lnseed OIL 999 per tun. Spirits Turpentine,
3TjG per cwt. Ashes, 33i for Pots.
Dispatches from Manchester report improved feel
ing, and advance in price for goods and yarns.
Evening-The activity In Cotton continued throughout
the day. and the market closed firm at advance OF
fully id y 10. The following the authorized quo
tations Mddling Uplands l31d.; Middling Orleans,
92d The transactions Of the day exceeded the noon est-
mate, the sales reaching 1900 bales The market for
Brcadstuffs is firm, with upward tendency. Corn sold
during the afternoon at 39 per quarter for Mixed West
ern advance OF 3D. since the opening The market for
Provisions is steady but prices are unchanged. Pork,
prime Eastern Mess firm at previous quotations. Amer
ican Lard J0iGd per cwt Lnsced Oil $3.50 per tun.
Rosin-Fne American l5i per cwt. Petroleum lI6 per
gallon for Refined Pennsylvania and Crude White.
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EXECUTIVE APPOLNTMENTS.

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
rELEsRAPH rsIBuSE
WASHINGTON, March l4.-The Senate in executive
session to-day confirmed the following nominatnns;
Henry of Connecticut be Commissioner of isucon
H. Heap OfpsRnsyyana 10 be Consul IL Tuns gefry
resigned.
Thomas RugeT Jauesle Wis Fred Lowell
shA b. As Cold Spring N y Joheph a. Paeb Hud
" Ebert James Chattanooga, Tenn william Po.Js Wa
yerly, rrok
Collectors o. Iarnal Rress-Panhn Tavis Seventh Ds., Of
Joseph kamsey Fogb District Tennessee Peter
Wilkinson Th District Of Tennessee Robert Tlid District of
Illinois - ~
Of Internal RereaHeJsmes Distr
Ohio; Daniel T. Neyin, Twenty third District Of yania
The following nominations were rejected
POstmdsteTs-lsSAc H. Hldebrsnd HUNTINGTON Pa N p..,.
Nesburgh n Y Jeremiah Aeke Genesso Cbas Cl,.,
nsyle, I'LL A. W Rawley SusquehanBah Dpo, Pa n W,sS
Peoria I'LL ChAs Case Wsakegsn III George l,nsen Caks,i.
Tenn. J. J. Lash ksndalvle, Ind. ' '''"''
Nardl 0Neer.-L p. Ashmead. PHILADELPHIA.
United States Mdrshdseog. II. Gordon nstriet AZ
ssts Norman Andrews Eastern District Of Mun james ,a,
Western District Of Michigan - N'' '''h'ys
Missouri "A''''s of
Collectors OF IHeHdl RerskS Moor, Tnl D,.,, a
Missouri William C. Webb, Snth District Tr.n.rse &c. ~
Missouri '' p'N Dissns %
assessors Of Lntrad Reren-Jaine. K,., e.soua n,,
indiana John h. Thomas Seventh District Of Ohio " 01
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
FRANCE.

Debating In the French Chamber Is getting sharper.
During the very useless debate-a summary OF which
came by the ma-on the legal right Of the Emperor
10 abolish the Discussion the Address which ended In
vote Of 2 to 25 in favor Of the Emperor, NJ. jules
Fayre told the Minister OF State: "We hold ev-
srything at the will OF one man. You are no longer OF
your epoch In the midst Of Europe emancipated
Won believe yours or rather you wish to believe your
self-the Minister Of Marcus Aurelius or Traian,
pretty plain speaking One member shrieked about civil
war; and NJ walewski had difficulty in restoring order.
His management OF the House dspleases the Emperor,
who has every day TO regret the Due dc Morny
REoRGANIZATIoN OF THE ARMY.
The Etendard Of the Of March that the En-
peror signed the 2sh u decree for the reorganiza
ton OF infantry in conformity with the report OF the
Minister OF War, published In the NOneT de PArnte.
Each regiment consist in future Of 20 companies in
stead Of a. while peace footin g, but Of "a when
war footing.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
HUNGARY.
TIE NEW HUNGARIAN MINISTRY.

TIE NEW HUNGARIAN MINISTRY
The official organ of the new Hungarian ministry
publishes the following document addressed 10 the
authorities Of the Nation "Our constitution has been
rc-established. The rnest support and powerful
protector Of liberty is order the maintenance Of order
therefore strict duty Of responsible Hungarian
ministry the defense OF the constitution No can
OF himself assume duties which belong 10 the legislative
power Of the legal government OF constitutional
corporation. The person doing and fOTcbly mix
ing himself up with matters not within his cOmpe-
would disturb order violate the law and outrage
the constitution. The destruction of arms, OF embems,
of colors aud inscriptions, their forcble re-
oval Of the kind alluded TO- IL being the
duty Of the responsible government 10 take measures for
this purpose therefore request you 10 publish the fol
lowing Icscript In order TO enighten the people III
this occasion any disorders should arise YOU will proceed
Ia suppress them with all the rgor OF the law-Count
Jules Andrassy, President Of the Council; Baron Bella
Wenkheim Minister Of the Interior" The rcscript re-
ferred to directs that as all the branches Of admstra-
ton cannot come into the hauds Of the Government tin
the 10th 0f March, the ordinances ard made
by the previous administration should remain In force
till then.
A rcscrpt Of the Austrian Government has arrived
M Agram censurng the authorities for certain articles
published In the Croatian official papers II further de
cares that dissolution Of the union between Hungary
Croatia is lusOy, and that the Emperor desires the
maintenance of the union of the two Kingdoms
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
ITALY.
CAPIBAI,DI's TOTR.

The reception Of Garbald along his route 10 Venice
most enthusiastic. At Rovgo he with difficulty
got through the crowd In brief speech no reminded
the youth that they must learn the " art Of arms"
This independence which have secured
can only be preserved by Italy's being strong.
II Is not enough that you red shirts aud caps you
must learn rifles You have a deputy elect do
not forget that there is vast army among you, the
priests and do elect who will for them.
You must put down the priests, or they Will put you
down"
AT Venice the throng the Grand Canal was great
that the General had To be conducted the JTOcurdt
where an apartment had been prepared for linn by the
city through "A side canal The enthusiasm was indie
scTibahle
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
VERMONT.
sT rurreRipn TO rnn TRIBUNE.

I TBLreRAPH TRIBUNE
MONTPELIER, Vt, March 14.-Gov Dillingham; has
issued proclamation convening the Legislature in
an extra session on the 9th inst The object is 10
afford relief 10 the southwestern portion of the
State where the people have been cut off from rail
road outlet South and West by the action of the
Troy and Boston, and Rensselaer, and Saratoga Rail
road Companies. These Companies both operate
these roads in this State which are under the control
of the Vermont Legislature The remedy proposed
is chaTtering Company 10 build a road 10 connect
with the Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
KENTUCKY.

Col. +. r. Weir, nominated by the Union party az
candidate for Congress from the lid District, has
declined the nomination Oh the ground that his
health il sucb that he cannot make the canvass in so
Effective a manner as he would desire. The follow
ing nominations have been made lst District u ;, "
tfict Milton L. Rice; IXth District, Samuel Mckee.
Lieut-Gov r. T. Jacob conservative Unlon), Is an
nounced as a candidate for Congress in the LOUIS
Vile District
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE UEdTHER.
MORNING REPoRr-MARCu 1l.9a m

MORNING REPORr-MARCI IA, q. M
BY TELEGRAPH TRBusE.
BosToN.-WndN n. NE, cloudy thermometer 43o =
PoRTLAND.-WInd n r., cloudy, Thermometer $50.
WoRCEsTER.-Wind ~ T., cloudy, Thermometers $50.
sPRINGFrELD.-Wind n. T., clOudy, thermometer 800.
HARTFoRD-Wnd N, cloudy thermometer 800.
Observation-Disclosures N WI indications of snow; ther-
mometer 29o.
BALrmoRE.-Wind N, cloudy, strong gale, thermom.
eter 3io
wAsHNGToS.-WmdN n. W, cloudy, windy and cold.
OswEGO, March l4.-Weather cold, with occasional
flurries Of snow,
CINCINSATI, March ii-The weather to-day has been
colder than ever before known at tins season In GIN
cnnatl Ate a. nl. the mercury was only u degrees
above zero
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE IRISH REBELLION.
LATEST DATES BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LATEST DATES BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE NsURRECTIoN NOT YET QUELLED-FoUR GUN
BOATS ORDERED TO DUBLIN.
LONDON, March l4-The Fenian troubles are not
altogether ended The Government has just dis
patched four gunboats to Dublin, and they will be
posted at different places in the River Lffey The
Fenians have taken refuge from the British troops
in the Wicklow Mountains, o few miles south of
Dublin, where they pershing from the extremely
cold weather
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
CONNECTICUT.
GREAT MEETING AT HARTFORD-ADpREss OF GIN
GARFIELD or ONO.

GARFIELD or OHIO.
81 rsLE6RAPH 10
Hartford, Conn, March 14.-The grand Union
mass meeting here this evening was a great
success, Allyn Hall being crowded 10 it's ut
most capacity. The speech of Gen. Garfield OF
efforts. He compared the past history of the
two contending parties with, telling, effect ;
analyzed Hubbards recent speech, until there was
appealed 10 the popular Judgment upon the wisdom
Of the action of Congress since the war, and
insisted upon the Radical Reconstruction meas
ures as not only beneficent but magnanimous
on the part of Congress Gen. Garfield concluded
by heartily glorying i'll the justice which was to be
neted out 20 the loyal black men of the South, and
appealing to all who not Rebel synpathizers to
vote the Union ticket headed by Gov. Hawley at the
coming election. This speech was received with un-
candidate for Congress III the Norwich District, fol-
lowed with al eloquent and characteristic speech,
after which the meeting dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
MICHIGAN.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
TELH0hAPH o TRIBUNE.
DETROIT, Mich, March 14.-The Democratic State
Convention yesterday nominated Sanford NJ. Green
Chief-Justice of the Supreme Court, and VIM NJ
Ferry, jr., and Ebenezer Wells, Regents of the Uni
versity. Resolutions were adopted deuouncing the
Reconstruction BILL and declaring the nfIanchise-
ment of negroes, and the disfranchisement of whites
by pretended Congress action, as unconstitu-
tional, arbitrary and revolutionary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
WISCONSIN.

nv TELEoHAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
MADISON Wis, March 14.-The Assembly by a
large majority has concurred in the Senate bill
authorizing railroad bridge across the Mississippi
az ar acti"n and passed the Eight-H0ur bill. The
Democrats of the Legislature have nominated l. p.
Weatherby for Judge Of the supreme Court IN place
of Orsannis Cole, candidate lor leeico'ion'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
RHODE ISLAND.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
TuN

3 TRIBUNE.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. March 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention in this city to-day nominated
Lyman Pierce of Providence for Governor, Gideon
II. Durfee of Tverton Lieutenant-G Governor, VIM. j.
Miller of Bristol Secretary of State, George " Bliss
of East Providence AttOrney General. James Akin
son General .9easurcr. In the Eastern Congress
sional District the question of making nomination
was referred TO a committee. In the Western Con
gressional District Henry Butler of Norwich was
nominated.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
NEW- ENGLAND

THE PRoHiBIroRY LIQUOR LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BY rELrsRArs rnBrSz
boston March l4-During the past week ais per.
they had stopped selling liquor '' Nons'"oies tha'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
MARYLAND.
BI TELs6RAPH TO THE TKII

TELRGkAPh TIE THIHINh
ANNAPoIIs March 1.-THE Cecil and Hartford
County Boom bill passed the Maryland Legislature
this afteInoon having previously passed the Senate
il is now a law. III caucus held tonight 10 non-
the new BILL one ballot was had, without an election
Mr. Jarrett strong Conservative had the largest
vote.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

to Mr. Magnn The function Of the Catholic priests
B to not TO punish They are ready 70 make every
effort prevent the misguided Of their flock from
falling into mischief but they not quito prepared
70 put the rope round their necks.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

WoRKINGMENs SrRIKEs--Most Of the poSs
asons of Newark yesterday yielded to the aen""s u
the jonmeymen for advance Of Wages 10 - IL fa ~,
The painters Of Newark, II Is uDdefslVou' MN " " -
ADVANCE Of wages on Monday neSt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
ITALY.

FLORENCE, March 14.-Nearly one-half of the 1tal-
ian elections are TO be repeated The result is ex-
ceedingly doubtful Gen. Garibad is at the head OF
the opposition party
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
TEXAS
81 rKLHoRArH 10 TnE TRII

GALVESTON, March 1.-the conservatives arc
moving for "a session of the Legislature 1he San an
tonic Ecpross a Radical paper says one VIII posi-
lively be held TO divide the funds OH hand and or
ganze for future action The weather Id cold ior the
season.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
NEW-JERSEY.

In the New-Jersey Assembly on Wednesday the
report of the Committee in favor of amending the
State Constitution, so as to allow negroes TO vote,
was rejected.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
OHIO.
~ rrSLssRApH TO rnR TRIBUNE.

CINCINNATI. March 1.-THE Union Convention 10
dav nominated Charles f. Witstach for Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE TENNESSEE RRIncrs
BIT rRLEeRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

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the NaahrhidE, hlhiE, March H.-Mr Bnms, President OF
uiSht , r ana Chattanooga Railroad, returned last
ss RON washington. He says the road and bridges
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