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Wilson'S Bill to Gail Conventions In
the Southern States.

Wilson'S Bill to Cai1 Conventions in
the Southern States.
In the United States Senate, on
Friday, Mr.. Wilson introduced bill
supplementary to an Act, entitled
can Act to provide for tue more eff
cient government of the rebel States,
and to facilitate restoration, which
was referred to the judiciary Com
mittee
Section cnc directs the command
ing officers of each district to cause u
registration to be made, before Sep
tcmber /, 1867, in each County or
Parish IN his district, OF the male
citizens over twcnty-onc years OF ?ge
resident therein, to include only
those qualified to vote by the Act to
which this is q supplement, and who
shall take and subscribe the following
oath: I, , do hereby solcmnly
swear (or atlirm) that [ am sincerely
and earnestly attached to the Union
and Government of the United
States; that l will steadtastly support
the Constitution and obey the laws Of
the United States, and that I viii, to
the best Of my ability. engage all
Others 20 such support and obedience; ;
SO help me God.
occ'loh t"o 'uTcct" ShG c01Ah:a'ti-
ms general as Sp0h - 'hc iSSiS'ti'-
;loh IS @oh!picie'' 70 cause i'!l eiectl0h
10 3oE aele&;'1e$, 70 Il cohNeh,lon NO, .,; 20 pe
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ti''tloh, lol 'A4 i'.II '''''>, 81 ''l'I@liutll
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reg ,or"eioH, Plcsl''e ~ tile c4tc'-oAS;
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lii''Ne is''.'l1'S tH7tcoi "Il1, q ~ 'ile Per
ooils eiectc''' ''is'' nc Sii''il 'iieii iD''.c
~ psoei'l.i:tSl0I id.:. 0. 'ne persons eieeleN'
aiiu l nollll l I yhGl1 MltHih - S'Aos o'ys,
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q: silc eA:s 'ilss ol it,'illcu q ne" con
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o1t;n,. ~ f;ln1nl'1eo o ,9a 20 'le people III III
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~ lion ol ~ o''sS .l. l-olil notice 'Aeic-
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2cC,iol' - ne pro- l''cs .,i's' II 1i'e
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

The New York Heraza's Mexican
correspondence, dated at Fresnillo,
ID the State of Zacatecas, gives a
short but comprehensive history of
the military experiences of Ortega,
the pretended President, who is now
q prisoner in the hands Of Juarez.
In regard to his probable fate, the
writer says the chances are good for
his being shot as deserter, though
he may be tried, convicted, and par
doned when it is found how futile
his revolutionary efforts really are.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

\ special to the Baltimore Su,', Of
Friday, says:
At the caucus held after the Sc
nate adjourned, the whole subject of
adjournment and its relations to i'm
peachment was fully discussed. A
surprisingly unanimous sentiment
was developed against the impeach-
mcnt movement, and especially
against any recess or adjournment,
which would bring Congress back
here again in short time for the
express purpose of considering this
question.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

The extensive locomotive and car
factory in Alexandria, Va, which
has been closed for some time, is to
be speedily re-opened. 1t will give
employment to a large number of
mechanics and laborers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

Sixty Roman Catholic priests ar
rived in New Orleans, last week, to
open schools for the freedmen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

The body Of an unknown man was
found floating in the water off the
Northeastern Railroad wharf, in
Charleston, on Saturday.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

SWEAR THEM AGAEN.-Under this
caption, the New York Times, of
Friday, has the following severe az
t;cle on Summers new proposed test
oath:
Senator Sumner has favored the
world with a sight o. the awful oath
which he has concoctcl for admin
istration to the raging rebels. 1t is
certainly the most wonderful thing
which has been gotten up since the
days of the first Egyptian dynasty.
1t not only compels every rebel to
swear to the indissoIubility OF the
Republic, he must not only swear by
the national debt and forswear slave
~; he (thc rebel must not only swear
to ''resist'' or rebel against ";lll laws
making distinction on account of
race or color but. to cap the climax,
MI Summers oath prescribes that
the rebels shall swear to support
education and the diffusion of know
ledge in public schools open to all. y
The idea Of getting people to swear
that they will do such things as
these, and the idea that historical
institutions are formed by oaths of
this style, are rs ridiculous notions
rs ever entered the brain Of the most
ignorant charlatan The trouble
seems to be that NJ. Sumner takes
the Southern people to be fools as
well as rebels, and the Northern peo-
pie to be madmen as we'll as knayes.
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RECONSTRUCTION IN NORTH CARO-
LISA.-Holden's paper, the Raleigh
.Stanfdzrd, has the following para
graphs on reconstruction:
From all that we can hear, we are
satisfied that the great body of the
Union people Of North Carolina will
promptly and cheerfully accept the
Act which has just passed Congress
to reconstruct the State. There is
some repugnance with some of them
to general colored suffrage, but they
will take it, for the reason that it will
enable them, beyond peradyenture,
to put down the rebels.
The white Unionists of the State
and the colored people will act to-
gether harmoniously, and will keep
even and rapid step in the great work
of restoring the State to the Unicn.
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FUNERAL GRAFTON. THE Richmond
Examiner TINS characterizcs the re-
cent, and perchance the very last,
message of President johnson as
'tshe funeral oration OF the repnb-
lie" The E.canai,e1' adds:
Should it be, as there is every
probability, his fate to fall, he may
apostrophize his judges on the close
of his official life as Lasource at the
close of his personal existence: 4
die at . moment when the people
have lost their reason; you Will die
the day they recover it. .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-12

NEW ADvErTIsrME,rs. Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time
Celebration Passage Military Bill.
At Mckenzie's-Ice Cream, etc.
d. L. DeSaussure-Equ Notice.
g . Commissioner Sale.
George Svmmers-Groceries, &c
d. McGuinnis-LunchT o-dav.
c. II. Baldwin-Choice Hams, &c
r. .Shiver-Something Entirely New.
\. Efird--Citation.
Fisher x Lowrarcc-House to Rent
Country Hams.
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hi1Er Cool.-Mr. Mckenzie re-
opens his ice cream garden to-day.
We know this will be pleasant intel
ligencc for the ladies and little folks,
but what the ''lords of creation"
think about the matter, we will not
pretend to say, Disbursc your quar-
ters, gentlemen.
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TsLEsasfn,C slARssT REPORTS.

:" &C. sso' ds sp1s Sc asl' Tor rs 20 'S H1e
sa y ' ssss s'r' Tssss 81"
8 = Corn S 20 es1n m:s y 3 poa
10 es Mi feed siepay; sas sHipsaas PSI per
sn 10 oSssl s.
" Ind Ever o''I Lake. 20 SeaS
he1 bushels corn 2?Oi 900 feet lumber Canal exports
o V Saabs Ssr ba icy, s.hs sa' . 0o'ns''
BUFFALO. Sept. q, 1887;
&
aa isg 9s,'ss sH "sSss emo
Sasasa sssS ana ps. .As' @
ass and aa ancons PORK
ssS wsss s. e q
soc9 bushels Oats oosS bushels; b,rcy fo SG
S ssss eos Gar 5 ss
81 ooo q coo hgshe- Gain IN sore g o b.
els barley, q, eOu bushels rye.
c. dull and unchanged aas s sp, do .ss in
fair ea3Rd sales os s45 $50 sheep DIN and l. sss;
4,o0j head at 50 81 u 81 90 =, ,ss-
Flour dun declined I5e :sc wSss, saet md de-
Rye less active ana declined lc sll9 Cor 70 and
Z i for for S 3D. brSy fa ana eaf t e
i've hogs duh and unchanged Lake freightsMheat to
i1So bushels wheat 1902 Dc corn 1900 d. Sh
CIYcrSvArr Sent. % 1857
Flour firm and in GOOD demand at unchanged prices
Wheat Arm and demand at 81 30 for No red Corn adj
vtnced to 81 o. for Nc. mixed TIE receipts light
hcoounts from The interior regarding the untavor
able a rule Upland Is almost failure Oats adj
vsncct and Ia good demand at 6c Barley unchanged Rye
lrm at 81 80 Colt dun at 23c 23]zc for indting
Nhiskey duh and there IL hardly dernani for
bonded; free IS selling at 81 90 o. . according
% circumstances. Mess pork sod ut SCI; best was
held at higher rates. Bulk meats held rner; there were
large orders from BALTIMORE ard the West for bacon s
5c little could be hid Ire inside rates Bacon held at
iic Iillc for shoulders, 6]c IKE sc. for sida
clear rib and clear sides Lard Eye lsc sales ct the
Inside. Cheese firm. Batter steady. Eggs zoe, and scarce
snTqr arm and 10 fair demand Coffee firm Linseod
acSiy Cola, li214 li3. Exchange steady. MoneJ un-
changed
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fhe following s comparson OF the pricss current al
tho iya regular hoard las: Monday and the hast open

There very moderate business transacted In gov
securities the counters OF the leading Dealers
and the ucre. closed steady at these quotatoneRrgs
tered, 1881, 1l04 Ill; coupon, 1881. Ill INK;
$40 REGISTERED 1862 l0os ossS; $40 coupon, 1852,
11431 1l4s s 20 coupon, 1904, 1o9 l091s $40
pom 1885, 1lo4 ll06; $40 coupon, 1865, January ard
July, 1919 1855 $50 coupon, 1857, 1918 1osH;
1910 registered o9s oo'4; 1910 coupon, 99S 99A;
gold, l427S 143 June 1909, 1oe5 107; July zoos,
1865 lo7; October compounds, 1864, 1l9H 1913;
December compounds. 1854, 1lsH 1lsN; Nay com.
pounds, 1865 1l7K 1IT7s; August compounds, 1895,
ll6h . llo7S; September compounds, 1896, ll51
1855; October compounds 1885, 1151S 115ss
Tho foreign exchange market Arm but duh at the
suojoned rates:-Bankers' bills on England at sixty
days. 1o9,z 1oe%; at three days, 1925 Ito; com.
meola bills 1885 100; bills Paris at sixty days,
5l6N 5.lsiz; at three days, Is 5l3&.
Tho United States Assistant Treasurer in this city re-
turns the days business follows
Total receipts s., 3o7tio Total payments. s65i073
For custoins.... 1914 900 Balance lls, $50 lSo
For god 100000
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breakdown ,hrcughou. ~ list and the lowest prices Of
the month were toJhed IN some ,nstaaots Er @
so'a a. a03s Nevsy York Central lo3; Hudson kvor
1877; Readlpg. lQSE 10l%i Michigan SOUTH RI, 75%
1875 clsyea~ ami Fisisecrr, 10 q 7s1r; Rock hlanc
49, 2o,< Eciihwes'efu, s62l do. Preferred s3A
western yion telegraph 3aal a 40; milwaukee, and a.
Paul lrserrci So Toledo, Wabash and Western, ~
Subsequently, raaic-liko feeling prevailed AMI Sse
prepare to sell Increased Prices consequently con-
10 II 70 decino, AMI AZ haif-past six oelock tho
g.arket oiosea very weak ard excited attho following
qun,atiGns Now Y orS Central, 1o5% 1861: Fro,
59% 597s Hudson River. 1857 l21 Reading, hiA
lOa{; Michigan Southern, ao3s 1874; CLEVELAND and
pittssHrg, ISL ~; Rock Island. asA ssT; Fort
WAYNE. 100 100 & Northwestern, $50 ssH do. pre-
ferTod. g. x e35t Pacific Nail, 1914; OHIO and Mlssa
spp certificates rs 2e5E; Western Union Telegraph
ss5 $50.
fhe following is comparison OF the prioss current al,
tho at regular board las. Monday and the hast open
4
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half ie.ehe tlse scilcr or'ion. BONDED vas without
natesi ca nnrSr sing rather stv ~ tSf
Tor s.nd,sd White on he spot de sars ere ln ols
sfaniar white fer this 40a at 33lsc 0 90 40
delivery on private s.c.ns d. M Tetnbcr 5c
sD no. og feanaf az NJ and n,o4 lions In ,ius; q.
stn hhs sandgrd white. frrs &c .eb,r 70 eee'us g.
3 e. ssl l. 80 do 40. for hrs mont. stiSc ard Au'
do. f'- 'ici9aCr - .li.e-, hsytrsophon.
lo Pficcs wese uaehshgcd; brs me business vas nm
III ic't
s'reDs logcr unchanged az l2xe. l3c. Eimosn
was "a d5 at 81 70 80 and rough FAX 81 sc - CO. VITA
out OF
susAs-- demand was fair. and prizes were seaqy.
Far TO food vNnug quoted - 1xo n il5se RE sues
ve 3 hhA tuba ~ i &c isfe los BOXES ~ " i 20,
aisc Tor yeN l5rc a lhs[c Tor sSft white and iclSc
b5ac. for powdered, crushed and gftgul tel
rIEARN mel steady with sales OF &2S bs part ~
lac i%c. also 20 go do. grease AZ 9lsr allizc
is'loarhe demand was fair. Sales $4,000 iba al nc
a le9Sc
wssSY. Receipts 563 bbls No naics II conaequence
Were rNnorted. Prices nom nally uncksnFei
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laval INTELLIGENCE.
Onicini Rc1or. of Admiral rarra=ut's Reccp.
ITO, ~ StocSholm.
The following dcsr.ch has been received at the Navy
United STATES FLAGSHIP FRAygLry,
orr wAAsolN, HELow srocNaoLN, sepl 3, $50. !

UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP FRASRLiS, I
Orr WAxsoIN, BELOW STOCKHOLM, Sept B. 1867
SIR base the honor TO report that early tho
morning q August 80 left CronsadL with tho Frank
n Carardajgua, Tconderoga aud Froc, and proceeded
10 Eangsund Roads. This excursion made be.
OF wish expressed by the Graud Duke Constan-
tine that / should visit the iron clad noet assembled
there for tho purpose OF naval exercise during the
summer months As entered tho sound ealing to
iranssund Roals sloop-ower on the lookout met us
and salued iny flag. Some eight miles further up
discovered tho monitor fleet, ten In number, coming
down two abreast led by the commanding officer, Rear
Admiral Popof As approached they formed in linc
abreast, anked by two Shops a war and rod salute
OF seventeen gun each vessel taking part in the salute
and firing consacuvelv from right to left. This salute
novel bu, tbs effect was beautiful rhey steamed
past US in line, turned in line by general movement ad
age where tie hoavy iron cads moored In lne and
where the station or honor was assigned US in the all
vance Vice Admiral Gregory Bouakow who Tag YVES
flying from the iron clad frisaie Petropoonsk, saluted
ard the whole Russian fleet cheered After ancnored
each OF the monitors constituting the squadron rounded
under the stern OF his ship, aad she passed fir her
battery the cheering and took position in OF
the heavier ronclais Our rigging was manned, and
each chip passed. cheered in turn. Vice. ADJ
mral Pouakow, with bic adlrals aud rins, cal
on me to pay his respects ana wanted myself
and afterwards 10 dine with him on board h
flagship. In the evening lOnorcd
by novel but beautiful AMI nterostinr disn'ay An
the boats Of tue iec fully manned, formed in
divisions In line ahead, tho boats bearing brilliant
lights and tho crews singing Wild Russian peasant songs.
We acknowledged The compliment with cheering by our
crew and our band playing the Russian national hymn.
On the following cay, with my stat and commanding
officers went on board tho turretied ship smerich,
under the escort OF Nico Admiral BnutaSow. AID
steamed TO Wyborg A number Of nv officers followed
in the government steamer Yimicn. Alter visiting
some places Of interest ana receiving handsome
tanment We re'uraed . orr she's In TIE evening
accompanied bV nnHbor ot the Officers nf my squadron
dined on b0atf tAe Russian Gazshn On Ibis occasion
most Kind eld graceful compliment "a paid 20 lac
American people and navy by extract frosa the
Egssan sirnal order, copy Of winch cuc.age This
extla.t is printed on embossed edged mole paper and
both inc lVrch and Rus lhaSc
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ton al vauou. datcs

At thc mapcs cent OF buSress this morning rail-
way saarss unsettled snd lower than a. iue close
sa,nrday ba. a: She early the open board
they bsesme hrsar and genera advance ,sok place.
Ere sod .. CAS- sew York Central 1879 ReaIns
1o7,, Mchssn Southern 7Tss, Csvsl.nd and ttsburs
eik Northwestern 40 aud Milwaukee and 81. Paul
preferred g.. a. the E-s. regular tsard there vas
further impf svorcnt or portion 81 the list which
WAS IoN 5seyer as.hs call Progressed The volume
OF business ~ts large aud Nev York CcnA aud North
western wsrs the mcS active Of tho railway
shares the former tsins also she hrnesL
New York Ccn,rrA closed a. 10 higher HAS same
slime on saturday, Erie a. Reading X, isaisan South.
-srr ~, csyssna and Pisssurg y, Clovcsal and 10.
lseo Brock Island y. Northwestern Z, do preferred
~, r~< gszns =, Toledo Wabash and westrra Z,
Aarfrss. and - Pau, 4, 0lss aud NasiSsipp, Ocria-
x=s ~ Western UnIou Telegraph \: Hudson River
ms * lower Government securities were firm and
moderately active a. the noon cali Coupon nve-iWsa-
ties Of 1861 showed an advance OF ~ inue Of 1895 r.
Among the safe Missouri sKes advanced "a, and
Tsnpeesss SKIES new declined a. Tito express shares
were dun, bur wsl!s-FGso recovered 5. aud Adams
~, While American declined x
Al tbs opsn board at one oNcoak tho market
~as from :. to per cent Lover, under some
pressure to sell and dmIH shof demand to
cover shorts AT the half past two regular
board the marx" showed general decline while hich-
AN southern was the weakest OF the .ralnsy shares
end the tendency OF The entire rst "a, 6ovpws.l New
YORK Central ecsed =. lover than ~ tbs frat regular
bosrd, Erie ., Reading Is hohigsn Southern ~.
Cleveland ana Pittsburs q Cievsiasd and Toledo ~
Rock Island Il, Northwestern =. DO pre'errsd A. For!
wsyue Is, Milwaukee and g. Paul preferred \. Ohio
end Mississippi certificates r. Canton ], western Urion
1ssFraph = Government securities were neglected
aud lover Coupon 1vstventss Of 1894 sho-ed a de-
cline Of y, Dew issue Of 1907 q. Tennessee sIss rev,
vo's y lower
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Cleared.
Steamship ending star soedn, Rio Janeiro via St Tho.
Steamship Virgo Buckley, savsrnah--xurray Ferris &
Steamship Virginia. Roberts, Narfolk-N sccready
| "a p Polar Star. Rich Bal,imore-c Carow.
iars Ne,le. heafss san Fr,nci scae y sutton Co
Dark Nuavo Fauaa Nu.',, Gsbeiia, cads-socorieh &
asS O rain; j1r. Eu,bral, Asp:auaii-s L Merehau.
B1k raras (.rl. gdile, Hs'irs--Iori,hrez
~ hna lr, King, GibEa.tsr ior oricssCrani.u, I'm
Brig Eaiad Brl. Richardson, ci.afn.gos-TucEer &
.Brs j Porter lBr), Frost S. john NB--crandan, Ur.
,ssGr america (Brl Mason corawariz--crandali um.
.schr Rescue tBr>, Duan sscsvirc sB-crandan, I'm.
scir Laura Gertrude Campbell, MoSiis--E nuribu.
Schr Iug7no. Johnson jacxsonvlns-I z Eager.
seAr W smith, lo7key, Chaglesson-N L MecrsadY 4
schr I Davis. Rlsboe, Wilmington, Melons suish
schr P'Thompson nasston. Washington. Nc-ThOaaas
ssssT yoyH25; wlsSS n,t% II. sarssss
sioop Moniezuma, Alsn. Key vast
Arrived.
Steamship neilora r), Dixon. London ser: aud Havre
<th. with mdsN and ffS u0gisgl z
wall sep s lat 90 "a Ion 10 ~ ship Ionlw anda froa
steamship leatonia Ham, Klcr Hamburg sep = with
mise ana 81, pas.susIr 70 hsassTs Co. Les.ed ont
Winds; nasei cspe Race isiS; z)h l., "a % len 6 ~
COX hs I%S.-.rs sept
Eagle. Of aud Tor New bedford; .oth lat ~ w.
ss aso son So aasa sd GA SsT osa sr
steamship ten Meade. Sampson Nsworls,ns Sept IT, to
cromwell, 20. 18TH. Alex Wsrker SHIPS baker died
steamship Nsrvs tBr, poveil Key west. days ia bal.
Lond9n came hero TO land passengers and procure SUP.
steamship Empire Price, Wilmington. NC. to James
Steamship Aleemarle. Bourne. Richmond and Norfolk.
shlp Calhoun. Cray, Liverpool, Aug H. with mdse. 70
continued scriy winds from thence port Igat va
n,,e wnds and calms Took pilot from the Hope, No l.
, sse John Bs Be- sa liam, Petersen 1nsas as
sept Sfs ..@ s.i Snso is%sr
pn a iss ", Msdssi.es ,.ru. m, Nj. r So.
with Tim .sVsN kd Ssy' .a Rsy
Bark siaTa tDf, Brookraan Gisce Bay. II dsys with
SIs ss' wilson, N.ss ,.ays -,s ma.. 70
saas. rom INV an lost n.nio9m,,, sep n 1T 40
f. who suprlea u with provisions.
Brig Marllosa of 3oson Nash, Lisbou. 81 days. viz
Grie Haskell Hicks Linssn. CD u days. with coal.
Bre Iiiareiis BT. Rutherford Iansan. with coal TO
Brig Label raoppscn tBr,; Stephens ship Harsor.
Big Tangent. Kich Woods Ioc.
Brs Monies Mitchell, New Havcn.
sctf Kat Brisssu Luce Havre, 40 days With miss "a
Bad iiueken had moderate weather !he enIrs Pas
sax Eaepoiia ssr; c.Iise. ai.ce Bay. CD. 10 days.
sem Aary i.on',s, ss.1il. Washington. NC. 7dy.
shr yssss " r ch5 for ~.r'aam
sssss @.., s. sssS.' sew sssi ss,.s.s
schr I a 4, Hsfiinsame. ! p'ler Boston
sssr 10: ilsy.s s.sawIy Ssrsssm for Philadelphia
seSr i.acsns, Merrill, irovidsnsA
s sssr Mor.s 'nrs .Issy essonS TO- SAFER"
sebr Wave, Fslksnhsm, Rcndout for vosscn.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunari ma stearnsh China viii leave Boston on
wednesday for Liverpool.
The mal'a for Europe will alose In thls city quar-
tsrpal one and half past o'clock on Tuesday after.
noon.
The New NozK characterization for Europs-win te
ready a. ten O'Clock On Tuesday morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing. us
cents
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Tho progress Of the contraction OF lecs tender notes
since he beginning or the year has bean entirely too
rapid to sccori With ho interests OF tho country, the
smo,ni Of thole vthGgown between January and sep
temb,r l,7irE bcea SOC 12l COS chiefly however, il
sompouna atoV ro.f. pldag tlis tlmo there vas
no .nctasso IRA tho lcuonal bank circulation Offset It,
IL We compare the snount outs snduy ia ssptcmbsr,
lsd6 wish the tots. nov nd Tia contraction has
been to TIE extent Of nesry hundred millions durng
which tins the national bank notes issued have
amounted to only thirteen millions. The following
statement shows ths Of legal tenders in crcua-
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Died.

AISsn AT sra on board The steamship CITY Of poris
on FRIDAY, sepspber 20. loRics f. w. ArKyR, aged 80
Yeas and "A days
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the fu.
neral services al the Church Of ST. vincent dc Paul In
West Tweutv.tbird afset, near sixth avenue Wed.
pesiay morning. at eev,W O'Clock.
b eLFy.--on Sunday, ssvtsmber ~, FN'scs BAoLsy,
after lingering and ranfa illness, in the 7ls year Of
his ase.
Tns slatvse and friends Of ,~e family ere respeet-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

NarrIed.
Hsywsnp-NosHyS.--0 Tcseday, September IL at
the First CongregatonN church. Polchkespsle by Raw
J. l. Corning, Mr. Dawn s. HAYwAsn. OF New YORK. TO
Miss MstvNA d.. daughter OF Labs.ns T. Mosler OF
Poughkeepsie.
MAIton-KrysRpr. Thursday evening. ssp,srs.
Der TO- by the Rev. James Neit, at the brides res.
denes, THOMAS q. MALLORY, late OF Boston, to MIS-
sssAH JANn KENNEDY all OF this ci.y
RoonB- MoRAy.-on snndss. September 20 At the
residence of tho Rev Father farrr A. L. C. RooyP 10
MARY bosAs. both Of New York
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KrSssroS Ontario sept &c 1867
On sunday morning tho watchman at ito Morton
bravery and dsiiiiesy, named Irsco n;raersd by
menA was afterwards broken open ana about 81 500
sioes The murioraro traced 10 Wa.crtoy1 New
York. whore three of tLem have nce bsen arrsrlsA
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HalEpast Two o'Cloci, r.
COMMERCIAL Rrpo RT.

MONDAY, SOW. rs T. v.
CoFrKs.-Rio quiot but prices we're steady sales
were made OF 100 bags steamer North America on
private terms.
CoTros-rhe market was very quiet snd prices vero
nominal The business confined 10 80 bales al cur