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Mem sriai services ih IEonor of q overnOr
.stf .4s.s s. sesSs Andsc.v.e

.t....+.l8s 81 .1e.sH BesroN, Nov. &c.
Memorial services in honor of lctc Gov. An
the auspices OF the City Gogernment. Tick
cts of admis ,iol were isSled and the large
hall, appropriately decorated, was filled.-
Mayor Norcross presided. The exercises con-
sisted of prayer by Rev. James Freeman
Clarke, who also read an original poem by
Mrs. Julia Ward Bowe, and singing from Bee
thoyelsand Mendalssohh. Edwin T. Whipple
delivered an eloquent eulogy on the deceas ed.
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Lost,
an Saturday evening, the 10th inst, while walk
ing from Cougres to Snislner 81 eet, via. State
and Dani1rth Streets, BLACK BROADCLOTH
COAT. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving II at this office. H nOV2Sdiw'
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r. .Taa sra.sS4. ist-@ ~" HAVANA, Nov. 25..
The latest advices received from Haytil and
st. Domingo, confirm the reports hitherto re-
ceived, of a rupture between the two coun-
triesr0fF l..aisl .5hifs r. " Fftu!i - i.s8t
Ger Montez is still held a prisoner in H yti
The revolution against the authorities OF Sal
nave, in Hayti, has come to an end. The for
eign GoHsuls in Hayt against whom soIn3 an
imosity has lately arisen, have been guatan-
teed projections Vehpi @G a'.ltF ht" -".Hlf
Ian attempt was nrecently made to Xiii the
U. S. Consul at Port Au Prince He was call
ed out by mob, and when he Appeared upon
the balcony Of his house, he was fired at from
rifle, the bail fortunately, however, doing no
other injury than grazing his, temple. II -
I The brother OF Gen. Montez has made his
escape, and was aided in doing 50 by tLea Brit
ish Consul. IA Gdgs gfigr 81, lllaseFs-s siio
The rcyolpta oIists on the frontier of It, DO
miDgo number 1000 men. They'are ini posses
sion OF the Important province of Coobas.
Cotton Is arriving in this ely from the inte-
ries, aHdis seuingsat 3feaisae pound.I -
Some pirateS ihkn oped boat, on Cape Dame
Marie. lately attempted to take possession OF
the American schooner Lucy, from New York
for Kingston, bnt were Fepulsed by the crew
of the Sesselss The fght was quite brisk one,
aad several OF the pirates were killed nnd
The earthquake in J amaica, ON the 11tlr inst,
I did great damage to property, and caused con
siderable loss of life, 1t is predicted that great
e1artfnns will shortly be made to induce the
people OF the Southern States to emisrate to
this Island. ftTfTt a.rt lANFtH4
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Naval Stores.
Far y brl. IS 90 @ 5 50
Pitch 10. Tarj3 % a
VII. Pitch B so
Rosin g 90 "a IL Go ,
TurpentiIe gales g 20
oakum.
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hAiltts Oh NJ n AAoSt
Mol. City. q 80 q 8 90
.H Sug. City. . so (9 2 10
Sug. CRY. l 81 Y 1 %
C'tryRiit Mol.
Hhd. Sinks. IT'S q 9 90
HID. h'd'gs, =.
40 Sole Pine. 45 q 70
bH Hard Pine. % a 80
Hoops 14ftl.35 90 gao 90
R.Odk Stavesa5 90 $50 90
Copper,
Cop. 5heathing 80 a
Y.M.Sheathing 26 49 ~
Bronze Metal 20 a. fi .
Y. Al. Bolts. - 81 (9
6>,,1 n c-a
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Rrosa syasislngssp. ~

lU,l / Q 10 WAsHINoFoN, Nov. Is.
The Executive session Of the Senate to-day
was to Consider the question of taxing up the
nomination laid oyefat tile Hast session, that
ofEopL Gapron7 for. Commissioner Of Agrieul-
Stqre. and others. Some Senator'S desiring to
obtain further information no action was Ia
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ReesIs,rae,iea convsa,l.oa.

-, ~, Ia MONTGOMERY, Nov. 26. |
fhe hecopst,u2ton Convention adopted the
All taxes on property in this State shall be
assessed in exact proportion to the value OF
such spropertE apreeided, however, that the
Genera 4 sseidU shan levyla poll tai, not to
exceed one dollar and fifty cents on each poll,
which shall be applied exclgsivelyin aid Of
the public school fund.- oI 40 - 10
The days session was consumed in discuss
ing the proposition invy sting the power in tie
Governor to'appoint Judicial officers.
The Convention finally provided tor the cleo
ton OF the Supreme Court judges and Chan
ceiiors by the legislature, aud all other judi
clal officers 10y the people. ~ 80 =
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Medical Motto
BOARDING.

Oh. CHADWICK, NJ D., will devote special g.
tention to Dsea es OF tbs Eye. No 30l4 Congress =
Office hours from Ham. to Up. M.
MAY 1S. II
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wes.sn,. I,ed.e..slaa Fea..

LA PORTE, ND, Nov. % /
- - Weston arrived here at 615 this eten ming and
remains here tonight. He leaves Tomorrow
morning, and expects to arrive in Chicago at 8
O'Clock on Thursday morning.
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EUROPE.


60 ligow haa .lgsT---7,gbs p ,45S-a
+. II ~ s.ef,. i & FLoRENoE5 Nov.125. =
: The Ministers of War and Justice in the
new cabinet have been chosen deputies to Par
lament after a closely contested election.
20 A bulletin from Varignano reports that Gar.
ibaldi is considered better by his physicians
this morning. Sa3soEsro ,, no,5ilN a.
Dispatches have been received here which
state that the illness of Garibaldi was caused
bythe harsh treatment of the Italian prison
officials who took that course with view of
3 driving him to the United States or elsewhere
out of the country.
Notice was given in the House of Commons
Q this evening that the Seward Stanley letters
relative to the Alabama claims would be cali
ed forpu Friday next.a LgALa
.-s,.s, o., PARIS, Nov. Is, Evening
The Emperors Of Russia and Austria have
formally signfied their intention OF parhcipu :
ing in the proposed conference for the settle
. ment of the Roman question, as suggested by
the Emperor Napoleon, as have also nearly all
the smaller powers OF Europe fIhe course
that Prussia will pursue IN The matter Is not
a oficially known, but it is believed that she too
will send representatives. The note recently
: sent from Great Britain on the ,sublectls ac
cepted here as a mere formal objection: His
Holiness the Pope il known to Oppose IN ad-
vance any acton of the conference which in
vades the rights he now enjoys, and particu-
ly any plan divesting him of his temporal
apg9weeaEihI1I 9aiafosuror,1.l J, NAH
among the Fenians yesterday not only in the
great cities OF England, but those alsslpf ira
land. Tho Sabbath being day OF leisure,
large crowds of Irishmen congregated at the
= street. corners in Manchester, Birnline ham
and Dublin, and freely canyassed the action Of
the Government in the recent execution OF the
Eenian convicts, While the demonstrations
81 were incorporate, to say the least, there was
no open riot or serious distnr bance OF the pub
b. = lie peace The government is fully prepared
to meet any outbreak. Dispatches irom vari-
Gus parts Of the country, dated TINS morning,
announce everything quiet ot1
80 s4arsi.fr4 ,s5sls BELFAST, EoYs25-TN9 Noon.
There have been several quite formidable
b. cad riots in this city recently dheyhWere
all suppressed, however, without serious
trouble, and the city is now quiet t.o--. ie1'
~ 4Htttti LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25-Eyening. !
1t is reported that the prisoner Kelley, who
was rescued tfroIa the. pohes fsathorties at
Manchester by his Fenian brethren some time
since mas been reeaptured. - ss@ "a
DiAarent stories as to his whereabouts had
been in Circulation for sas Considerable time,
some persons claiming that he was in Belgi-
.um. others again thai they had SEGA, him in
France. According to dispatches Teeelved to-
dav n seems when the regular fnnan \ ne
ss:ya1n,ahiI, City of Paris, Capt Kcpnedy,
which sailed from this port co the th.lnst-,
reached Queenstown, some q theEpolica 1oi
that Sitx quietlf wants aboard and taptirei
Kelley, who had disguised hlmSslI ana taken
passage ft liverpool FOR New YORK
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!. N - ~ WAAnNaToN, 10y. ~.

9l.Iaa Z " - 81 WAInNGFoN, y o 1i 20.
Mr., Plumb writes from. Mexico that me e, let1
Ter which Capt, Roe, Of tho u. .. steamer aSo1
ney, addressed to the President, fsaHfsilne WI
delivery OF Maximiiian's remains to Ado1lr2l
tTegethoh, was never received blythe Presi1
dent The remains are now given M ON the
application Of the imperial family Of Austria.
The Prince Saln Saim was released at the
request OF the Secretary Of state,made in con
sideraton of his gallant services in orr late
civil war. Mr. Ewin, Maximilian's private
Secretary, has been released at the request Of
the Secretary of State, through the good off
ces of the United States rendered to the Bel
gian government .as .i.f lf.H ..t f,f't ~
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s,resensassst 81 she Wises' s.s The prsse
egSsa fi9hfs ss.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 49,
day presented by tina grand iury Tor assault
with intent to kill Edward "A. Pollard.
Z The city Is filladwith Sporting men from va
rious parts of the country, who caine 10 wit
ness the prize fight between Collyer and Kel-
ley. The steamer chartered to convey the
parties down the Chesapeake did not arrive
here last night.
Ldter-The fight between C0llyer and Kel-
ley isaoff, the former havinT failed to provide a
boat TO carry Kelley and his party to place
named Cusick, the trainer Of Kelley, was ar
rested this rior iilt and held inD$2O60 bail not
to engage in breach OF the peace in Mary
Land. i X aiieysciainis the stake. -4
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-! - n = FIuancinl.NH \. -
NEW YORK, Nov. 2G--5 P. M.-BIoncy closed easy
ats "a per cent onicaH Discounts dull at la 10
per cent. Gold closed at 1881. Foreign Exchange
dull and steady and rates unchanged. Government
seen itcs closed steady Stocks stronger and higher
at the Close Che balance at the Sub Treasury to-
day was S110,0JG,000. ~ l--aa --
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A LADY desires situation as Honse-keeper:-
n used 10 all kinds Oftamiy sewing A situationout
of town would not be rejected whore home and So
clal comforts can be enjoyed Satisfactory references
given. Any one desiring eAicient help viii do we'll
TO address with particulars.
no22d1w- Portland Post Ofice.
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nEAY walk easier with Steam Refined Soap In his
H stockings; but In walking his hundr ed miles In a
day he should have good breakfast Of nelknnp's
steam Refined Tripe, 1t would help him won
derfully M ~ .-...+rs .nOy &C. d3t
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House Id Let.

Two Story House, containing IL rooms, located
n ON the line OF tue Horse Cars, in the western
part of the city, lnay be had till seTieg:
Apply 10 WIN, II. JERKS.
Law
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A LEASE OF Stable and its fixtures. two very nice
II horses, one new top buggy, and one Jenny Lind
harness, &c. For terms, apply TO
sep20dtf A. NJ. MCKINNEY
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Portland Army and Navy Union

esEsEssa ---eAT-- So
NEW CITY HALL,
Thanksgiving Evening, nov. as,h, 1857
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4 WASH on delivery, and tho highest market price
~ paid, at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street,
near Grand Trunk Depot, ier barrels suitable for
sugar. LYNCH, BARKER Y co.
October IS DIFF
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A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gen tleman, can
"A be accommodated with furnished room and
board in a small private family, at
November rs. diws q wILMOT ST.
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in-.Aij CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 25.
= 1t is reported that an election riot took place
last night at Rockville, on Wadmalan island
and number of whites and blacks are said to-
have been killed. No authentic Information
has been received, but detachment of troops
were sent to the island this morning. a. !
- ~ ~ $3.50 ~, Il SAVANNAH. Nov. &C.
The boiler of Launan's cottoui press exploded
this morning, killing two negroes and serious
ly injuring the engines. The building isIa
complete wreck. The shipping in the vicinity
were in great danger from fire, bet prompt ac-
ton saved it. IN. 4ia','.t ......i 5i4Isl mola
-. s,lfls- l'EAa AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 26.
n The conservative Convention at Macon
promises 10 be fairly attended. 4 he press is
urging on the people the necessity. of a thor
ongh pTgsln zatioll for the PURPOSE of defsa.i
ing the constitution which is to be snbm tt I'd
by the reconstruction convention. Meetings
have been held in various parts of the State
delegates appointed to the Convention it is
Believed that the Convention will issue an adj
dress urging the people not to take part in the
election Tor the ratification of the rec onstruc-
ton e9nstitution, Hoping bysthis msa ms to de-
NEW ORLEANS Nov. &c.
The river packet Idaho blew up at!her wharf
to-day and six men were wounded two OF
them mortality The upper works of the boat
were completely wrecked. sa.dtah i.fi siaAoy
he Princess Salm Saim arrived here to-day
by the French steamer Sonora from Vera
Cruz, accompanied by Eugene Dedaris. ia /
.s4!.ss.g' ssaa MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov rs. 4
i.The result OF the Mississippi election is still
doubtful. The radicals claiina small majority.
j
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ON Saturday, last, nesr the Kerosene Works i'll
~ Cape Elizabeth, a dark BAY nurse, with black
,,ssns snd rail- The ownfr can have the same by
Calling ON r. }. sKILI.lNdS, proving property and
paying charges hoZod5t'
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40 LET.
stores to Let.
10 Lei.

nNE Store Nos. isf and IsG Fore Street. and two
W Stores at the corner OF Fore and Deer Streets
Apply to y. d. CURTIS,
noV26 Nv etfas No. Deer Street.
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IInstl
Found,

A GOLD Pencil and Pen, marked so. TO r; T. ).
ters store on Congress st. VIII be es'iaby rewarded
Nov 20 d3t~
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fgNHE brick AMI wooden building occupied by
Messrs. Davis, Baxter ~ CO., on Richardson's
Wharf u le.lr s. Vi. .4....-. l
Terms liberal, possession given FIRST December
For further particulars enduire OF
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BOUT 800 feet OF the lower end OF Cust5nl House
n Wharf, and the Warehouses; and Otdees there
on now occupied by Thomas AseeDeio a. Co. lEn-
auire OF go "a, LYNCH, BARKER q CO.,
septIlf go $50 Commercial Street
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FIyHE second, Third and Fotu til STORIES In Smiths
New block, No. sc Union St. A desirable location
tor Jobbng or Manufacturing purposes. VIII be leas
ed entirs or separate. a. ply %
.r...ii.. nj o.. ...Hi .'CUSHldAN & Co,
iuly25ltf .. . "a No. "a Union Street.
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MIR. Paine introduced bill TO amend the in-
act of June s3otli 1851 Refer

MIR. Pa1ne Introduced bill 10 amend the I'M
terImlTeyenue act of June s3otb 1864 Refer
red to the Committee On Ways and Means. ID
!, 2 AT go q. Nj tho ii ouses wepts into aC5m-
niittee Of the Whole on tie state OF the Union,
and Mr.. Blaine spoke at length in review Of
o Gen Buffers and Mr.. Pendleton's plan for
paying off ive-twenty bonds in greenbacks,
taking the ground that this mode of payment
was, in .eontrayentioh of the honor and good
faith of the nation.
Mr.. Butler replied sand finally yielded to a
motion for the committee to rise, with the pnr
Outstanding that he should have a full hour tos
morrow. l. t--.s.. "a. ,rf En-. .ana.I7asgel
The committee rose and at four O'Clock the
Houee adjourned. =" - 81
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For Lease.

'UtHE valuable lot Of land corner OF Middle and
l. Plumb Streets, Tor a term o. years IN, 6H9urs
OF q q. MITCHELL &SON,
: Ann. "a. ,sse. AT, N'fI iIs Foro SECT.
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WE5~ The Aerial Wonders.
Harry Gurr.

The CHAMPION SWIMMER OF THE WORLD, In
his marvellous Aquatic Evolutions In an immence
body OF REAL WATER, wherein he will be seen to
Astonishing Eaats /. J.
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Rooms to let

t4x<.s 4 l..
.kk{ frH BOARD; large pleasant front rooms, suit
w able for gentleman and wife Also rooms for
single gentlemen at 81 Free st. no22du
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TO ksSETF N

.pXA0U 5fugrO Let. 30 af9tNA
MYTH Board, pleasant rooms, at no 80 Hantorth
w Sc. ,.-t. = - .a Oe2sdti
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE second and fourth i!S Sas q p s,Hrf 10 ioi
mn9nie Suee' ST. JOHN SMITH.
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Oct as-,,.i aaa :. Z. SIS se SaaAss'al St.
To Let.

TI1HE second and third stories o. the store IN the
Il new block ON the corner % Middio and Church
Streets These rooms contain about seven thousand
square feet and we'll lighted ana adapted whole
sale store. They will be ready ior occupancy the
first OF November. Apply " LlF
ALLEN HAfNES, -
Or SHEPHERD & CO., Exchange St. oe1dtt
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TO Let,

IL Including Cellar, Ground hloor aud Lon, all 70
BY n feet. Rent $500. Enquire al store.
November t6. d2ws t" t'''f'-
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which liCentiousness of speech should not be
allowed TO 60. But we trust that strict i'm
partiality will be displayed in this matter.
Lindsay is not the only man who has been
using language calculated TO array the two
races in hostility. The Virginia conservative
editors are many Of them just as bad as Lind
say, and good deal worse. They are con-
stantly doing all they can to bring on a colli-
sion. Let General Schofeld arrest them also.
Let the military commission give an impartial
tiial to all these reckless and lawless malcOn-
tents, whether they be white or black, radical
or conservative.
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ARKANSAS VOTEs FOR A CONVENTION oN.-Arkan-
sas has voted, by large majority, to hold a
Constitutional Convention. About fOur-ffths
of the registered vote has been cast. This
shows that the election has been participated
in by the people generally. There is a strong
loyal element among the whites in Arkansas,
and we have no doubt that the Convention
will frame liberal and truly republican con-
stitution.
1t is evident now that the dog-in the-manger
game of the Rebel element in the Southern
districts is not to succeed. A majority Of the
people are determined to organize State gov
ernments, and get into the Union as soon as
possible. They are not inclined to stay out in
the cold to accommodate the supposed inte-
rests of the Democratic party.
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as the worlds great exompIar Of q free, Chris
tian republio9 This is not question to be
settled by the ordinary standards Of partisan
ship. It is one for every good citizen to settle
with his own conscience, and in view of the
responsibilities he is under, not only to him.
self and to his fellows, but to the future and
to the generations which shall come after him.
We have paid the price in blood of our
ia hers errors; shall we send down like
fateful legacy to our children?
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THE AMERICAN BUTTON
HOLE, oVERsEAMINc, AND
SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY are now getting ready
their splendid combination
FAMILY MACHINES for
Christmas Presents. Nothing
could be more appropriate for
agift to a Ladyfriend than one
Of these magnificent Ma
chimes. Beauty and utility
combined, it would prove a
constant, daily souvenir Of tho
giVer.
For sale at S. w. Corner of
ELEVENTH and Chestnut
Streets. natnp
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THE GREAT SAFE TESTS.
Lilies Chilled.IrOn Safes Master
Of the Situation.
Impeu etrnbIc to the Elements OF Fire or
the Burglars Implements.

Neither five hours ofthe most intense heat In fiery
furn ce, hours of the most scientific drilling
yet known in thus country, the thorough use Of
the steel wedges aud the Bledge for long Time
could against It, III Two safes which stood the
above tests now exhibition In NV store No.
$50 Arch street Also. the Evans u Watson Safe
with the Boston Steam Patent, burned in thu same
furnace, with its back and burst its sides caved
in and twisted. much of the wood badly scorched In
Indeed appearance, it's last legs, only
reuuirit z "a iItte longer time have nnished it
trey; aud Bimuly ask any Snd all candid and intel
lgent men, having Bny interest IN FlreProot Or q
Burglar Proof Safe to call and examine those three
Safes for themselves and form their own opinion as
to their peCtlVe IN erits.
full reiOrt will he made, early as practicable
OF the above afe Tests and signed by both citizens
ana oppr atora M. O. 5 DLER Agent,
No. B39 ARCH Street.
p. ST. notice In sunday newspaper EvaAS& wat
sons cu arpes and statements and their self cOust
committees report all OF which Will be properly
answered in due time, and ia their order. But say
now here aud every where that every base and SLAM
dpTous alep alton made the eiu against Mr. Lille or
myself "a absolutely untrue, and that neither Mr..
Lille nor myse require snch eubteruge5 to suS
tain the merits of Lilies Chilled Iroa Safes,
n ii St NJ. q. SADLER, Agent.
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A HEAVY CAPrURE.-At the prize fight near
Alexandria yesterday, the military and civil
authorities of Virginia made descent on the
spectators and all engaged, and captured some
two hundred of the audience. They were
marched to Alexandria, five miles, and there
relieved on legal quibble. We are glad that
the authorities have taken decided step in
this matter. This prize-fght thus interrupt
ed, is but one of series which have been
dissracing the soil of Virginia for the past
year, and the ignominious treatment meted
out to the spectators will, we hope, act as a
warning to deter therespectable portion of the
citizens Of Washington from patronizing such
brutal exhibitions. 1t is the custom of the
residents of the national capital to turn out
en- masSs on such an occasion, and the five
mile march as prisoners is a needful admoni-
tion. We hope General SchOfeld will persist
in his course, and break up all such disgrace
full affairs.
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The ARREST OF LNDsAY.-We are glad to
See that the United States military authorities
III N'ehmond have arrested Lindsay, the
oo'oieu delegate, for his recent foolish and
ineenuiary speech. 1t is said that he is to be
urea ny military commission. This is right.
In communities situated as the Southern
districts now are, there "a A limit bavond
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Pennsylvania Railroad Corporations
Excluded from Doing Business in
Ravu