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In the Catholic and Episbal churches yesterday ssr-
vices were held In commsnssion Of the circumcision
Of Christ but the sstsndas al the churches gone
rally very small whethslt was the storm or the moro
generally observed custom Of calling and rsoeiv-
ngn or both the storm anthe custom Of the time TO-
ectncr that deferred Chrfans from attending 70 the
practices prescribed by u church. u IL dicut 70 say;
but judging from the appearance OF the churches yes
terday the really religion portion Of the community Use
asc.deA minority. S
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mAYuR's u|n.

Statistics Of the DupeaJsf Permits fsr de
.aN K Ycnr 1t8.
The Chief Of the Bureau dP,rmits in the Mayors
Office has furnished the fol4ng statistics Of his de-
partment for tho year hoe number Of Licenses
granted, 1923; whole nursr Of permits granted.
46ll amount received for Dnlts, $7S 05s; amnnt Il
fines received. S1.42s; who Aumber Of complaints.
1907 In the city treasury tie has been paid 90 els
in the sinking fund there hdsen paid ssl.o1a rosaa
amount paid into the city ts1ury and sinking fund.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

Our coquimbo (Chie) correspondence is dated Novem
Der 90 and records mainly the working OF the copper
mines in that country The mineral wealth OF Chile Is
enormous and the for four thousand miles u in
dcatve OF copper deposits
Our Sants Fe New Mexico, correspondence Is dated
Deceps. IL and contains interesting of the
pursuit .p1 rapture OF the two bond robbers, the Ham
ton brothers, who decamped from Eckhorn, WIS., in
November 1885, with $4,000 worth OF government.
securities comprehensive account Of the mineral
sources OF the Territory Is also given.
Our Macon ga correspondence says that fully one
fifth OF the population OF that State is Of Northern
traction and that they have generally conceded with
the old time-worn opinions OF the born South
erners but that the population from the North which
now flows in Is composed Of OF Northern principles
who are not afraid TO them and ncucate them in
others
Tho negroes in Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Hampton. Va, Charleston, s. c., Wilmington, N c.,
Nashville, and several other cities in the South,
celcbra'cd the anniversary OF the emancipation proca
nation yesterday. speech was delivered to the I'D
~ Richmond by the lustrous Hunnicott which being
violently ncendary received vocferously by his
hearers. No disturbance ensued A large meeting of
the whites and blacks in Boston held the same
occasion at fremont Temple. Fred Douglas C. L.
Rcmond, George Thompson and others addressed the
meeting
grocery store, pork and grain warehouse, railway
ONCE and the Western Union Telegraph Office at Rich
mond. Ind, were destroyed by fire Tuesday morning
The loss Is estimated at over 500 900.
The wife Of Aaron Ward, Of Newark, shot by
burglar on Tuesday morning her The
wound is dangerous The burglar escaped with two
watches belonging to Mrs Ward.
Joseph A. Veszic broker in Boston, is said to have
failed with liabilities amounting to half a million
dollars
partial list of the rebels pardoned by the President is
published in columns this morning
All the hotels in Brighton Mass, had their stocks Of
liquors seized yesterday while the Bostonans there
seighing There considerable disappointment among
them on the occasion.
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cost q Large sum cfmoney. The best thing tho
Canadian government can do Is to sell them TO
the Bishop at once and pay up the poor archi-
tects and mechanics, some Of whom are in the
States suffering for the want Of their money.
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A BIT or ADVICE TO THH DEMOCRATIC ASSEM-
BLYMEN.--The New York representatives In the
Assembly opened the ball for the session
by regular Tammany Hall "mud and hlth"
fight over the question Of who should receive
the empty honor Of . nomination for Speaker
from the small squad Of democrats Left in the
State Legislature, to show that such an organ
ization once had an existence. One "ring"
member who has been sent up to Albany by
the Street Department for three or four sessions
was indignant at the efforts Of "certain gentle
men to run the machine" and thcrcupon, MS
our dispatches inform us, "the excitement be-
came very democratic" We will offer our
city representatives piece Of good advice,
gratis, thus early In the session. Let them put
q check upon all this folly and absurdity, which
only makes them ridiculous, and take the lead
In Offering resolutions adopting the constitu-
tional amendment proposed by Congress and
endorsing the North Carolina bill just intro
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tho total amount recevo4y the Chief Clerk on sas-
tioncers' bonds was 46e6| There were a lSoenses
and this amount paid tdAe Socsty fos Ne Rslef
OF Juvenile Delinqucnts." N HeM
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shutting up to . great extent those subter-
ranean whirlpools of vice whose Syren spells
not even the cunning Ulysses could overcome
had he and his adventurous companions been
travelling in Gotham. The glittering indecency
of the Broadway ballet, in its more captivating
want of attire, has fairly dazzed out Of life the
coarser Vaccinations Of the Broadway concert
halls. Such are some of the ups and downs Of
theatrical art in this ever changing metropolis.
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TIE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT BunDNas.--Ou
Canadian ncighbors have just finished erecting
q handsome set Of government buildings at
Ottawa, for the work upon which they have
not yet paid their architects and builders.
Every person remembers the difflculty that
grew out of the location Of the Canadian seat
Of government, only q few years ago, and
which had to be settled eventually by the
Queen Of England. That amiable lady, being
entirely ignorant Of the country, selected
Ottawa little place away in the woods, on the
outskirts Of civilization, as the site for the new
buildings, and there, in obedience to the royal
mandate, they were placed. The government
has only been in possession Of their new quar-
tiers few months, and they are now as anxi-
Gus to get out Of them as they were to get into
them. The uneasy "seat" Is TO be changed
again, and IL Is said that the Bishop OF Quebec
has offered to purchase the buildings, Of which
there are three, probably for use as monas-
teries and schools. They are yery substantial
and handsome specimens Of architecture an d
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TEE EXCESS Law DEcIAHED CoSsrnurIoHAI--
The Excise law for the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn, passed at the last session Of the
Legislature, has been held 10 be constitutional
by the Court of Appeals, and win henceforth
be strictly enforced by the police. So ell our
beer drinking German fellow citizens must
make up their minds to abandon their lager
and their Rhine wine on Sunday, and persons
who happen to be out after twelve O'Clock at
night must be content, in the coolest weather,
to 90 home without "nip." The law last
fall gave the democracy in New York and
Brooklyn their enormous mgorities in the
election, and its full effect was not felt in con-
sequence Of Its non-onforcement pending the
decision OF the constitutional question by the
Court Of Appeals. Next fall the majority will
be largely increased, unless the present Legis-
laturc should be sensible enough to repeal or
materially modify the law.
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sTBfNWAY HALL. East Fourteenth street. near Irving
Piace.-Por ULAR VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CoNcxRf.
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DODWORrHSHALL.8 800 Broad ~av. --PRovR,Sos HARr3
VII PsRroRA ms MIRACLES -Tas HEAD rHx Ain
AUL1Un PARv0.
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SAN FRANCISCO MlNSrREf.s 5sS Brosiwsv opposit 9
The Metropolitan Hocl-fv ErHiosiAv ENrwRrAtv.
nEss SHcINc. DAScISo AND MISUNDERSTANDING CUPDs
q ISOVEs RAnnLxS
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE Nos and 4 West
rwenty fourth stroetBgDwo ,ras MissrRslS- ;rHortAv
nINsrRsLsr. BALLAns BuRLxseUEs &c.-NEw YEARS
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THEATRE FRANCATS. Fourteenth street. noar Sixth
avonue.-ELuABErH. QUEEN or ENGLAsD.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway ns,r Rroom
observation-disclosures or New Yoax DN-rHa vIorIns,
NEW YORK THEATRE. Broadway. opposite Now York
Hotol-CwNpRuLoN.
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KELLY Icons MfNSrRELI 70 Broadway, oppo.
stetho New York Hots.-lN rusR joSss DANCES Eco
rRsounS BURLRsoUKs, &c.-ScaMrr wrrH a Y-Cmp OF
ORD BLoOK-NEw YxARs Calls
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TONY PASTORS OPERA 10 Is: III Rowrrv.-co1tJ
vocALIsu-NycRo MSsrasLsY BAtLse DIvksrIssgxxSs
Ac-LrrTLK Tor TUcKRa.
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HOOLEY'sOPERA no JSs, BrooxivN. -rruto,tAy Mis-.
nRKtsY. BALLADS, BunIxseu.s PASroxIxEl
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BRO0ELYN ATHENEUM- AYEas & Co.'S GREAT PAN.
TNc-NA-rREC-A TRAVELS ~ EuRoPx AMERICA, AND
vOYA0R ACROss ATLANTIC
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AxUsExENrs rHfs EVENING.

ve'ame xxxlI-........ ........,..r ........No. ,
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CHARLEY WHITES COxsINArrON TROUPE. ct
MechanicS Hail. x72 Br0AtwAv-la VARIETY r.ioar
AHD LAuoHAsLa ENTERTAINMENTS. Coars DIX BALLEE "a
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MARKETs

NEW ORLEANS, December 7.-COttoB.
sitter middlings, Ice sales, 1000 bales
receipts, 1868 BALES exports, 6056 bales,
Sugar, unchanged. Molasses, dull ana
declined common, 40945c: prime, 63G
SIC. Flour, dull and unchanged. Corn,
quiet, firm and unchanged. Oats, scarce.
s5c. Pork, advanced, S24 25@24 50.
Bacon, shoulders, llci clear sides, 453c.
Lard, very firm prime tierce, iSt@iBSc;
keg, lSic. Gold, 1877; sterling, 46lG5l p;
York sight, I discount. Z
ST.. LOUIS, December 7.-T0bscco.
nothing doing. Cotton active and higher;
Middlipg lie. Flour steady Xxx S7aS.
Wheat quiet s. 4592 So for Fall. Corn
Barley firm, 81 9O92 for Fall. i've bet
ter, 81 rs. Pork higher, $2I 50922.
Bacon, clearsides I4ic shoulders nOmi-
nalylIfe sweet picked hams I2tc dry
salt clsarsldes l2e. Lard Isle. Hogs
weak, 65ej packed 70 date 10000.
Weather much colder. Froze hard last
night and to-day.
L0DnsyILLE, December Tobacco
scarce but hrmi s. 509lT so for Bright
Jugs, medium leaf. Flour Rrm ; SUPER
foe, 81 5O97 IS; a No. l, S1l 755l2.
Corn, new, ear, sec. Oats, bulk, 6sc.
Wheat 3 2592 IS. Cotton, middliug.
l59l5tc. Whisky, in bond, S5c. Bacon
dull shoulders, HE; clear sides, I52c.
Lard, l3@l84c. Mess Pork, new, SD so
@E23. Hogs dull, 6IG7e gross receipts
BY rail, $3.50 hesd. River falling; two
feet sis; inches in the canal. Weather
clear and cod.
CINCINHATI, Dec. Flour firmer.
family, Sll@u 25. Wheat frmer;
g b592 90. Corn less arm new ear,
SIC. Oats steady, Csc; Rye advanced to
81 SIS. Barley firm, 81 B59I rs. Tobacco
quiet and unchanged. Cotton active
and tc higher; middling, I5fe. Whisky
dull. Hogs active, S. 75ae. Pork. S2I6
p so. Lard active, lac. Green meats
79Gl09l2c. Butter, 3664Oc. Potatoes.
81 so. Cheese, l449l5c. Glover seed
dull, ST. 25Gl1 50 timothy dull. 50.
fax, - COfee dull, WG2Blc. Sugar
dull new crop, l56l5lc.
NEW YORK, December Cotton dull.
with sales Of 1890 bales uplands, I7aa
l74c. Flour l09l5e better. Whisky
quiet and unchanged. Wheat case bet
ter. Bye firm. Corn &c better /; 81 sea
! 81 for new mixed Western. Oats quisf.
Western T9ac. Rice dull. Coffee quiet.
Sugar steady; Cuba, 1I16l2lc Havana
l29l2i0. Molasses quiet. Pork 6Fmer.
10 S2l 55. Lard firm; bbls l2i@Isk.
Money quiet; call loans 7. Sterling
quiet but drm, at 93@l0. Gold, S6E. Ex-
specie, s77,S75. Government stocks
lncbsnRed. Coupons Of 81, l123lI2f;
.0-Sos, l0lt9l0lii 7rsOs, lO4f9lO5.
stocks firm.
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RTSCfPLE8 GOVERNING THE con
DUCT OF THE APPEAL
A GovERNNENr Of white men for Viii

A GOVERNMENT Of white men for white
men; and no political misoegenauon.
LOYALTY 70 the Union OF the STATES: FIpKL-
ITT 10 the Constitution IN its true extent and
meaning Ooedience to and maintenanos Of
al law, State and National, cOnsttutiouauy
enacted.
RESISTANCE 70 Tyranny, U~surpstion u Op.
preston, OF one man or many and to al en-.
croschments upon the rights OF freemsn or o
States, OF upon the just and Constitutions
prarogatlves OF any Department Of the stat,
or National Governments
No ESTABLISHMENTS Of Military despotiSms
no en~throning OF martial law, no suspessfor
ofthe writ OF Hsbezs Corpus, no siayfnz OF cit
liens by Military Commission. no interference
with the Courts, no Iazres ds-oaeheL in time Of
peace.
STRICT sUBoRBINATIoN Of 1.-THE Military TO the
Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time Of
pesce.
R-EroRArIoN OF ~diSfranehised citizens 20 All
rights and privileges OF which they have been
d-isseized no prosecutions OF disqualification
FOR political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences; for the PRBENT aud FUTURE,
UNIoN, PEACE A a1d OKDER-
PERPETUAL AssURASCE 70 AL freemen OF the
African race, OF an tne CIVIL rights OF Eeemen-
No REPUTATION, by state OF Nation, Of any
honest and lawful debt
No REVIVAL or old party differences; but a
Union Of AL Conservative men, Of all former
parties, whit revere the Constitution. TO restore
the old landmarks OF the Government
Nc L~EsTsLATIoN TO plunder one portion ef
the country FOR the profit OF another portion.
WHArEvEB Is Just; whatever is RIGHT;
whatever is OF GOOD REPUTE, and worthy OF
the descendants Of English freemen.
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CONGRESSIONAL
HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, December THE
Speaker presented a communication
| from the Secretary Of War dd interim
relative TO the volunteers discharged il
! the territories. Referred to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs.
A summary Of the proceedings in the
trial Of Henry Writ was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
A summary relative 20 the case o
Miliken, and stating That Gen. Thomas
report on the subject was in the hands o.
the Attorney General, was also referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
The speaker stated the next business
In order to be a resolution for the i'm
peaehment of the President. Pending
the question, Wilson of Iowa, moved tO
lay the subject on the table. After con-
siderable filiibustsring, Logan said if the
Chairman of the Judiciary COMMITTEES
would withdraw his molten and allow
the vote to be taken squArely on the
impeachment resolution the minority
would Withdraw all opposition.
Wilson ssseDted to the proposition and
Withdrew his motion TO lay on the table,
and moved the previous question. The
resolution being seconded and the main
question ordered, the House proceeded to
vote by yeas and nays on the following
resolution:
Resolved, That Andrew johnson, Pres
ident of the United States, be impeaehed
for high crimes and InisdemeanOrs.
Yeas 81, nays los.
Schenck, from the Committee 8n
Ways and Means, reported back the bill
declaring that from and after its passage
the authority Of the Secretary to make
any reduction in the currency by re-
trenehing or ~csncelling United States
notes, is suspended.
A running discussion, In which the
impeachment question got mixed up,
ensued between Sehenck, IngersOll, Ste
vens Of Pa, Logan, Garfield and 9th.
ers, but Schenck put an end to it by
moving the previous question on the bill.
Previous question seconded by "a to 81,
and bill passed-yess, l27 nays, ..
Schenek moved that the House 20
into Committee OF the Whole on the
state of the Union.
Stevens offered a resolution to distribute
copies OF the Presidents message amORg
the various Committees to which the
subject applied. Among them was a
proposition to refer a portion 10 the
COMMITTEES N Reconstruction.
Ross stated mat the resolution was out
of order, as there was no such Commit
tee in existence.
The Chairman overruled the point Of
order.
Stevens modified the resolution 80 as
to refer the subject to a select Com
Ross denounced the Reconstruction
as an obstruction to the
policy of the President. He was
glad to see the Radical Representatives
r~epenting, and was willing to take them
on probation into the gres: Union party.
He moved to strike out that part Of the
resolution.
Stevens said be WIS much pleased with
Ross eloquent remarks. He was right
In many points, especially where he re-
feTred to that fragment Of q party which
voted with him on impeachment. He
asked for q vote on The resolution at this
moment. Rejected.
The currency question was next taken
up and confined till adjournment.
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ST. THOMAS, WEST INDIES, TO
BIZ DELIVERED TO The
UNITED STATES.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
THE GREAT EARTH.
X les.
st. Thomas Bankrupt and Aban,
dOned.

Ntw YORK, December 5.-Adviesi
from Santiago of the Sd, state that the
Governor Of st. Thomas has returned
from Europe 70 deliver that island to the
United States, according TO the stipula-
tiOnH. The amOont TO be paid is 81, $780,
600.
The Monongahsia ia a total loss.
E-AyANA, December 4-FOrty-sevea
shocks of earthquakes, rapidly succeed
ing each other, were felt at st. Thomsss
on the Goth of November. One shock
lasted two minutes.
TIE sea rose sixty feet in the city, AMI
everything was submerged. The loss Of
life was enormous, and immense guam
titieg OF merchandise vas destroyed.
The surviving inhabitants, houseless ami
destitute, fed to the mountains. Those
who remained are striving by every
means 10 leave the island.
The steamer Lapla Is the only vessel
which has sailed since the calamity, and
she left 1900 persons behind for want Of
accommodations.
Every business firm in the island lie
~insoivent and all steamship and other
companies have abandoned Il: no coal
to be had and the whRTves are destroyed.
At the time Of the sailing of the teamer
the earthquake continued at intervals.
The destruction is ~lncalculable ut ST.
Thomas and also at TortolA, st. CroiX.
Little Cuba is a horrible volcano and
nesrly burned to ashes.
No intelligence has been received from
st. Domingo since the hurricane. The
report that there had been an earthquake
there was incorrect. The statement re-
ferred 10 st. CroiX.
The Austrian frigate NOvara left TO-
day with the remains Of the late Empe-
r0r MAMMALIAN on board, steaming
slowly and s0lemly out Of the hRrbor.
La5er advices from st. Thomas state
that the shocks Of earthquake had
ceased.
There were $50 persons for passage by
the steamer instead Of 1900.
Cameron lost half a million dollars and
Morrison & Nilmaeh lost $3.50 600.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, December Her Majesty,i
thester took fire last night after the au
dienee had retired and was totally de,
stroyed. No lives lost. Origin Of the
fire unknown. Loss very heavy.
FLORENCE, December THE Italian
Parliamentassembled yesterday. Count
LanZs was chosen President of the
Chamber Of Deputies over Baron RstEz.
Zie by forty majority.
LIVERPOOL, December 7-nooR.-Cot-
ton opened steady sales, probably 1900
bales5 middling uplsuds, 73d; Orleans,
Sd. Extensive sales Of American cotton
10 arrive were made al It'd for middlipg
uplands. Breadstutfs quiet and without
change.
PARIS, December THE Rresse says
the Conference will not meet at Munich
as at first proposed, but in this city st
the time originally appointed. Enjoys
OF the vsrions powers, residents in this
city will be present.
LONDON, December 7-NoOn.-Consols
92i 5 2Os, 70 1915; Illinois Central, SO 1;
Erie, All.
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LATEST
BY
Might dispatches.
fs1srrns A-AsoolAr1D p4,ss a.roarar

NEW YoRK, December New Ten
nessee, 624 old TeBnessee, 634. BAnk
Eeturns Loans, S247, 450,04; decrease OF
1886, 425a Specie, s~I,5SD,6254 decreases OF
ST6T, 634. Circulation, SS4,092, W. de-
| creaseo OF sIl,4IO. Deposits, $l74, 500, S55;
deefease OF S75e.S7Sg4 Legal tenders,
So. sos. $50; increase Of 1897 SIS, Re-
ceipts st the sub-treasury today, S2,6ll,-
SOC; for the week, S36,029,0 4I. Pay
ments to-day, 81 $50, 054 for the week,
S8s,458, 54Ss Balance, Sl04, 6SS, 4S8. In
ports for the week: Dry goods, SAT- 1856.
General merchandise, $l,515r2S6.
WASHINGTON, Dec. T.-NdteBSeat OF
interest, 81 $40, S67, s91 so. Total bearing
currency interest, 1878, 2e2, 40 20. Ma
tured debt not presented for payment,
S14, 173, 363 So. Debt bearing no Interest,
S405, SAB ,S5z e5. Total debs, cS2,65s, S82,-
572 IS. Amount in treasury: Coin,
500, 800, 645 SO; currency, $37, 486, l75 "a;
total, Sl3S, 176, 82s SO. Deot less cash Ia
treasury, S2,50l, 205, 75l 75. Receipts from
internal revenue sources to-day, S5lS,-
800 ; for the week, 1907 1885, total for
fiscal year ending to-day, $9l, T93, 6l7.
Fractional currency Issued Tor the week,
| S505, $3.50; amount forwarded, S52S, pa,
also $500, 900 in United States notes.
| National Bank issued 1921 700. Frac-
tional currency destroyed, S458, 900. o..
NEW ORLEANS, December I'm the
Convention to-day, IN discussing the
preamble and resolutions denying the
statements contained in "a memorial to
Congress expressing fear Of q war Of
races, negro member Cromwell declared,
" we will rule until the last one Of US
goes down forever; ;" that negroes were
going to have their rights il 1t were by
revolution and blood, in spite Of Andy
Johnson or anyOther man. de declared
that he was ready for revolution.
Pinchbsck, also cOlored, deprecated
the remarks Of Cromwell, and declared
that the colored people OF this
country could get no rights which the
whites did not see tit to give them that
the talk of wal between the races was
all q humbug, and alluded to the dispar-
ity OF the members Of the two races ;
declared that the Shareholders of the
South had been in the past, and were
still friends to the negro; that it was the
province Of the Radical Congress, and
not this Convention, TO discuss questions
Of this kind. Aa 4.| -Ul-
The Republican states thSt Judge
Dwell, Of the United States District
Court, has ordered the juries to be drawn
for his Court, to be composed Of citizens
without distinction Of color. Dwell was
appointed by President Lincoln.
The grand and petit juries were dis.
charged yesterday. The new panel
according to law has been ordered.
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