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Evening star., 1867-01-22

CLERiCALTRANsYERs.- following trans
fers of clerks were yesterday made in the In.
terror Department Il. Cutting, transferred
from the Indian Once 10 the Patent Once. a.
w Fitch and j. II. Mexican, from the Land
once 10 the Patent ON ce; Messrs. W. J John.
son and i. t. Wysong, transferred from the
Patent 10 the Land Once, and Henry M Hur.
die from the Patent TO the Indian Once
Messrs. Cutting and Hurdle each recei We q /. 40,
per annum, and the others 81, 200.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 4s4 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ Al 9th streets.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist l24 Penn. ay.. be-
tween ~ and 6th streets, continues the sue.
ceesful treatment Of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a. m "a
Evening star., 1867-01-22
SPLRNpID JHwELRY.

York, whore be took from the Custom House 8
very mag.incent assortment Of Silver FiHgree
JEW1Lkf In lortsd from Italy, which be will
tanned ct any other establishment here He also
bronsht on q large assortment Of new style
which he will sell at the same rates
- B0- gao Pennsylvania avenue.
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WANTS.

WHsff1Rz4FE .!ssl. ,;sg
sss:;s: sea- Ss.. Bet Of rsssrssoss Addfs esi To-
w 1snDt ser,.He.tt r;:.::s.s.. oLlt e E. s:.;.::
;. sM, go - ',ss ,.S SIS pssa.. s.:.:s.
f;s a.. e.: & ss"s': 1V9k g.
!sS sts hone others sssd aSplI. Arb 500
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.a. s.i,a aIs5 {! y!::s 3. y::S a. M
s;s ); 4: ! s::; =:
ySSSf sna g sr Il
iS: rs. ssss :ss a:s, 4ssii
cv, ~ fiSnS. sns Is no..skespsx. the sther a.
sss s!.nS:. 81 Ss.r. from 's ~ o
sss1 sxiss,sfiSs H'''s
WAHIID TO REHr-A second story BACK
wv k0OA. which hes com pists set OF bed room
f.rnitrre s.A NETTING Ale, third story fROHT
nots. ssS y, SH Per Zonih. In advance. Apply i3,T
A GENTLIMAN WANTS ROOM, furnished
ID: fiIs. e g. wsFd. address Boz iSs Post once
A Il OUT or EhFL0YMINT s6ouId aot fail
avenue between iath and ss 18Th ss:' wsnsed"T.s
Girls, White and ooisred !: fos Esnersi houssvoTS.
situstion: promptly nilsd. Ass.ss vsatsd.
WANTED-A good SOAP Make: one that
in all its branches None need apply but these
who q. give '';eSfSis sSsaas iffaGffisrHARr
ia st. street Wharf.
WANTEDL WAITED * At the Recruiting
wv 0n,ce No S6f Q street. near Baltimore
Depot, kkOBUITS for the United states Army.
js 10 I'm .I--'''.
WAnTID-New and Osst-of CLOTHING, old
" GOLD and SILVER, er epy. .othsr article Of
SsS store sss o is R:p %
ssss HssHsfS' sifsSeSiskh'ss asSEwlsa MACHINE.
WAGTKp.l0O DIES inmedi .!eIY. to en-
mel skirts, SIi ppers, and Initials. TO GOOD hands
s, who bring sampls Of work, gsod wages and oon-
Ing ses@ ass ssh street, epposi.. 4 nf P.,so. osos
81 srAHPISa 4 4 reduced to FIVE cents 'sr width.
WAHTED-I0O 900 LADIES TO know that At
p.ste Patent once they End Ii. best sesscssS
Clocks. .Sspe:. ADTop:. Jo.sys. waists. T Yokss, 10.
tiaIs Also. designs for Pillow Oases OtIom Aus,
Chair Covers, Pianos. and in shert, every variety
Frelcs Mseh,ne I % and % PIset,s.i % s..~,ep, pas "ss
"-'e ''o'SfH FIVE i1e oGsTs HisTf ) pER WIDTH.
..s osson ss
WAFTED-sECOND HAND FURNIrURE.
w Also MiRR0Rs, CARPETS: BIDS, BED
de.crptcn BGSHnr SGs sg4ns IN ssrsss' 1s ss'r'
jee6n between G and b, east side
Evening star., 1867-01-22

TH8 Snow LAw.-The officers have COM
rnenced 10 enforce the snow Law since the storm
last Sunday. Eight arrests are registered
mainly IN the Second and Third Wards and
warrants are being issued for others. The
officers made all allowances for the beuefit OF
hsusekeepers, giving several hours beyond the
limit of the law TO begin the work, and consid :
cred the difficulty OF removing the tee The
law was loudly called for by our citizens be-
fore its enactment, and no one can reason ably
nnd fault with Its en- enforcsment
Evening star., 1867-01-22
-AMUSEMKNTS.



WALLS NEW OPRRA ROU1E.
4. s.fsiiiifS. S..-....---=ST1saiS IL nxnASss
Deos ops, 1t !, II svfernsaes conns>s,s e.
The nsosssus.' ,sks greet passsurs iu On.
IuxsDxr zvxzIna. J....., d. NJ,
Js:.is IN: -,
q. ''' fioo. 900, 80. -
:s :rs s.s . iLsIso ''d
RATES OF 1DMIssuos.
S:s.:a' s:a'Sissr Si4s F'"' Chr
NATIONAL THEArRE.
i Psnnsyivsais svsaae. nssr wiiiards' Hossi.
s.ssn.n. the bs~ieSsos .ns .soomess.oi. sst
- MISS MAGGIE MIrcHILL,
supported By isi ~ psse1I.1 " USs. UsSSrog ::s.or.
and the po-erfui Cone:nS. Ak'
THIS tTns:as!I EVENING. Jan, -, 1857.
OF. EHr 4 so4sss's so4st e sksHIia. sAaGHi
ODD FELLOWS HALL. r.A street.
EVERY svEHING THIS WEEK ONLY.
TIE Great Oonfederstion Of Distinxu rushed
ETHIOPIAN ARfISTBS,
BURGESS 4 LA kUIB CARNIVAL MIN.
-. - =. BTBELS
The L1sss:.t an most Perfect Minstrel Company
TWENTY fOUR BRILLIANT STARS.
eix Comedians, facluding the great
PURDY AND EGAN.
-Four Clog DsnceYs, the champ pions OF the world
MIKE KANAEL, BED WEST.
and the wondrous UTICA BOYS.
Marvellous Vocal Quintstts,
SWEET oHURSEi SED 6sk4EPk 6BsRkk4EPkssI' WHEATON
NED KHEELAHDp MAGNIFIoENr OROHEs.
An entire new Pr egramme every Evening.
T,okets. 3S and SO Cts: Oolorsd Gallery, 25 OTIS.
- 27-tt' d. @: LA RUE, Manager.
METZEROTT HALL.
UHKQUALLED SUCCESS.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Fl. 1867.
nd every evening during the veek.
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
TWO PEAK FAMILIES,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
Assisted By the
BlRGBR FAMILY.
Voosiists, Hsrpists, and Pisnists.
25 PERFORMERS, $50 SILVER BELLS.
TIE LARGEST TROUPE OF BELL RINGERS
IN THE WORLD.
cents
Tickets for sale at Metzerotts Music Sto,a and
at John y Ellis, 306 Penn'a svenus, where seats
can be secured three days In advance. +
GRAND MATINEE ON sATUKDAY AFTER
NOON. ja2-et
Evening star., 1867-01-22
WM: ~; WHIAILIYT PRRMIUM sTRAI
w RYnINa . ShlANsfNa EfABt fsa

TaSnArs aSnLatsS SIsH sSt rEsfk Esk szsf T1S rsocHss
for Coughs -CQlds and Throat Diseases. special
druggists. - ! O. - : I. % s-iits
WA. KNADD O0.p PIANOS, -
Pslson 90 : 3xAss AID MI \
for sale ana rent o.. sasy Ssrns. .: Ne. Sse nh
% e i.:ss%s s' f'aAs'iys 3. 0svishSSfto ishSSftoHnHBAou.
Soar Anp daaR & Z; bi1 itsyHsIhtj Z HsHI.htjrAoruss..
frisnds ana cssseness men S s Is NV 'Sises q sd.
ness, street north, bet. tth ssd 81 streets,
mipn ooADs anA caadles.s and eai1t ogllAae 70
cell them t the lowest Gosh prioen % et1sse, be-
y Fwaitsss. Old IuTnitars Repaired. RS1S.
holstsrsd and varnished. lsth end sts s., (nesr
The oanaL' Aishsss DEsss Dsia 1os Second, hasd
Evening star., 1867-01-22
ID f&s&H z - sa No. 41l street.

Hsvips started BRASS FOUNDRY in coupse.
tion with my Gun and LocksDith busiasss an
prepared to do ell work In that line.
- H Sm JOHN J. PEABODY
Evening star., 1867-01-22

oPPER a splendid stock OF fine 1S karat
Gold snd Silver American Watches Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. belo W
cost, to close business.
I. ALEXANDER, 24O Penna axenus
Evening star., 1867-01-22
CITY ITEMS.

u. q :. - 7 .E.r 80.
How 10 GET 4KIvInR O4AHrxaHn-rAv-
u,oeo ~ ma drink: exsry year %, ooo.eob bottles
OF genuine AID ls,n0c.oO OF spurious cham
PeSseSf neriy so .0c.o 300 worm. noWne one
Genuine can Be oetained, but ssme o. che imi-
tiesons will deceive even dealers The oaly
ssi' way v 70 pnrehase from wsn knewa aud
ertcle fLsy deal in, ssd +. q. Dyer & 90,
oealees N lisuors and ciearA ON Pelasylv vaais
4venue, mini this req uiremeAt to the letter.
Tney import their liquors and cigars and know
JiwrkHY.-Nsw styles ofJr wsiry and Sill
xer-fiated Ware, received this morning, at
Prteks One Dollar Jewsiry Store, No. as
fennsSi'ania avenue near ~ street.
BID M DIsoou8sz, and will enchans thine
ear win stores Of Clothing for One Price on.
corner Of seventh street and Maryland avenue.
GLovEs. Halt Hose, Merino Shirts and
Drawers, White Shirts, Ties, Scarfs. at re-
Han.
OLD Fort DEPIARcR, 2Si O street, corner
11th--6eeeiving daily the finest Norfolk oys-
tors, which am selling at my raw box for 10
cents half dozen. 1 have not raised the
prices in my saloon during the freeze. Fresh
opened oysters selling at 40 cents per quart, or
tl5o per gallon; extra large, SO cents per O uart
or Sl per gallon, which can be had IN nan Ii :
Ties from ono to two hundred gallons per day
Gail at the original oyster depot, 9ef @ street
corner OF 1lth street, where you can always
get the best oysters served in the Fulton
Market style. I. N. HARVEY.
MY OLD PATRONS will find 1t greatly to their
advantage by calling a, the new Shoe Store,
NO. 5Os 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall
G. II. WILSON,
oPFER a splendId stock OF fine Is karat
Gold snd Silver American Watches. Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. below
cost to close business.
i. ALEXANDER, 240 PeRna. avenue
DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Penn ay.. be-
tween * and 6th streets, continues the sue
ceesfui treatment Of corns, buniOns, bad nails,
eaIarged joints, warts, m0les, vascular ex-
cresences, DC. Once hours from a. m. to
p. m, and to p. m. Established 1861
For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 4s4 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ Al 9th streets.
A SURE PILE CURB-Dr. 9ilbert's Pile In
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. b. Romano, Mana
ger, NO. SIS broadway, New York. g.
PDNHIRs can be had In auy uaptItie at thu
Evening star., 1867-01-22

II EMEMBER. you Of the Base Ball frater nity
~ hat CROHIH'S b cad quarters 10 No 93S Pa
avenue: Call one and all, and examine his ne
SEGAR6 and TOB hCCO. ia9i-sf
GOAL, IRON. AND OIL. or the Practical Amer
" ican Miner; being q guide to cur mines and
mineral resources. with numerous maps and illus.
trations. Price S7.so.
Jsl8 FRANOK TAYLOR
Evening star., 1867-01-22
BOARDING..

EOR RINT-Thres FURNISHED ROOMS,
i with Board, In DrivaD family. No. 42l 10th
street, between q and II sts., one square west Of
the Patent once ..F ja 1885,
EURNIsHBD ROOMS FOB RHNT-with OF
! without BOARD. With Board for two
with kitchen privilege II desired. No 81 PennH
ave.. between 24th and 18th strssts. ia 1857
A FEW WELL FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
"A IRE and gas can be obtained at 374 d street,
near Patent once, with or without BOARD.
TABLE BOARD ss no. A6A 10th street, . few
moAth. a T. n
Evening star., 1867-01-22

MY OLD PATRONS will find II greatly to their
advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store,
No. 50e 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
G.. Il. WILSON,
Inn late OF the firm or urns & Wilson.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

VI W. B. II sES'
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AHp
BEDDING sT0RIs,
NOS. s21 L s1e, INrELLlGENCRR BUILD.
ING, OoRNEB 7TH AND D.,
AND
no. sos 7fH eTRIIT, fH6RNB BUILDIHQ
ADJOINING ODD IILLOWs, HALL,
AND EXAMINE THD FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
ne nes All the latest designs made In Philadel-
pna. 1ey York, and Boston. The stock 10 always
selected By Mr. Moses, and bought at the lowest
stes Tor cash, VIII ch enables him to pete with
1asern prices. His finest y urniturs 10 made to
SSasr s In Psiladslphis, and Of the best material
inrchassrs should study their own interest By
ealnng At his Stores and ami ming the we'll -as.
sorted stock Of CARPRTS,. JORHfTURi,. 60.
weich be viii furnish with pleasure.
nls sssortment Of Mattresses, Blankets, Dom.
tSos.' SsS:' % q, Ptlovs Bo'ssl. Feather
nisers u compiete, which he offers st the lewest
Hex Iork and p Philadelphis prices.
p1ememoer Nos o91 and e19 1ntelliGe1oer
,i ,umoipe, corner 5th snd D, and No sos 7th
s1Ieet, Ihornt Building. adjoining Odd Fellows'
NMn W. B. MOsls.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

FIss BosssAux w1Hss.
SSss:s::s Ss:Ss E,ls nEs.ss.1, vintage. 1881,
CAstssa IAsfa1se, 81 la8
4ArHauX 0edoc,
GAnIeDao Hedoe, " -
C6ateAl Ian tie, % leSl
Ohatsau LeoTilfs, -
Cbatseu eaaterne,
Poatst CA1et,
e. Julien, I"
Tor sale - reduced prices b.
q. DYEk co.,
ass snnsylvania avenue,
- n-eo6t between l3th and 18th streets.
q 300 1RI IS.
Evening star., 1867-01-22
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSx AMI EOUND.
0sTEon the afternoon Of the 18th instant. q
II MINK SABLE vIOrORIHE. A suitable re-
oetweeH 18th and 18th. ia n ST.
I 0sT,Op Saturday evening, the Isth Instant .
- Black DOG, strsyed from $40 st bet wsen
chain and iron weight attached. The nndsr will
be hbsIaiiy rewarded BY leaving him at $40 ST,
osT.In gS,Pg iTS% We'll: 0'sE: MS.,' e e:
RING. large size, with pendant representing an
sPps 1rIsunGsa p1 III; hnasr will ?:
once OF fwiliard's Hstsl. Jazz 2t'
CAME TO DUB PRRMIsRS ASIRAY. white
~ COW With little spots on both sides; right ear
Sso 'aS The viii es
sRiE' 18th sass;: ss.. af IL
BROUGHT TO MY STABLE AS An EsTRAT,
sst od OF SGIs sSs nsna'
little bobbed. The owner will please come for
Rs apd is5s him
u 32-St' st., bet. lsS and Iith.
ss%.fs ;aa ohIS DsSSs
Win one no,ehsd ear The owner can have the sans
b! sns H.{as sa .ss Sss p.,o
oAIDly At Clsrk's hes pens, near Baltimore and
az VIII LIB Z iPA!R e .nI ere Nho vim return
6isck and tan TERRIER DOG Anssors to the
name of Pete. Hsa on his neck red Morocco
collar with brass lock. ja 81 ST.
&S BlWARp-Lo.t, .n the ID OF Janaary, 1881 ,
YO CH1Ck on the Treasurer Of the United
states. No: .zs9, for Sss %, payable 90 TtmSthy
y. b. The check has bee n stopped st the Trees-
ury. and the finder 10 requested to return the
senAl, y. o. ja 1857
con RlWABD-etelen on tho night Of the
%OU ,sd Of ss..e%pHes fson sAs rsmisss q
HOkSE, marked q. and I. o.; medium size,
nane and tail somewhat sunburnt; has roam
nose. The above reward viii BE- l1sd Il returned
COS Hyatssvile, Prince 0eorfeS %. Ma,
Evening star., 1867-01-22

OksATINe NuIsANcn-Yesterday even
butcher, for creating o nuisance. and TOOK mir,
before Justice Thompson for trial Lieutsn an,
Sklppon testified that his attention was called
70 nuisance In the canal at the foot Of 9th
street. Upon going there he found the nujs
ance 10 consist OF about cart load Of slaughter.
mousse onal, calves heads, entrails, &C. and
Notwithstanding the coldness OF the day, the
sncn aIisine Irem IL was past endurance
The accused confessed that the Nuisance was
created by some Of his EN- ployees, but promised
that the public should not have cause again to
complain OF him. Justice Thompson nned
Evening star., 1867-01-22
MIsonAsf f4IISSIcI5Es r. RSI ne p,,.,,.,,..

wshss 70 i..its car fssssa.. e,s.sns, A
ines, Of n: hssst st, les, vhicS We ~in
MAKE 10 order IN the most superior style -
Of the ert, st much heslsr rstss than the ususI
~ Est = s2S "a. s:s.. 81. ssh .Da = ~ ~
Evening star., 1867-01-22

H. BASE BALL
AND sKAroRIAL H1AD QUARrlRs,
Dealer in Imported Cigars. Also, the follovtus
brands Of Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Pun,
Robert Burns, &c. also keep Ane assortment OF
Tobacco, Meersohaum and Briar " ood Pipes and
Fancy Articles.
A large Assortment OF the hnsst and best
6KATE9. A. "a In,
Evening star., 1867-01-22

DoRIAs's "SLIxpTNs CHILD."-Some time
since we noticed bust of Lambert Tree, ESQ
OF angular spirit and excellence the work al a
seIttaugnt artist, Mr.. Thomas p. Dorian, a
clerk In the city post once. There is now To
De seen In the window Of Galts jewelry store
anoiher enort by the same artist, figure in
marble OF sleeping child. The attitude is
the marvellous attraction always beienging to
the faithful representation Of childish tuuo.
cence and grace As q first effort in nepre
mooenpg, the Work 10 something remarkable.
Ibe work was done in edd hours. and mainly
oy lamp light, We learn. We shall leok for the
fetnre achievements Of Mr.. Dorian with great
interest.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

IHh DISTRICT IN CoNsRHss-Yesterday AZ.
ternoon, in the House OF Representatiyes M
lngersoll asked leave TO Introduce a resolu lution
2pproprtatinE $4,000 for distribution To the
poor OF the District OF Columbia, through Ma
Jor General Howard. Mr.. Eldridge said be
woula object, unless the Mayor of Washing gton
wss associated In the distribution. Mr. InSer.
soii consented 30 TO modify it. Mr. Radford
said ne would object, unless there was an nm
oerstanding that that amendment should NOT
oe changed. Mr.. Ingersoll ex pressed his readi.
ness TO have that understanding; but Mr. viii.
son, OF Iowa, objected 10 binding the House in
any such way; and, conseq uentiy, the resolu
ton did not come before the House for action.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

Nl BOWLING ALLEY,
d street, between uth esd Ire. near Star o6os
hy enc, ". BAUIRs. 49,
Evening star., 1867-01-22

GLoyKs. Halt Hose, Merino Shirts and
Drawers, White Shirts, Ties, Scarfs. at re-.
dnced prices, At Francs pop uiar Gents Furn-
Han.
Evening star., 1867-01-22
7 ApIIs LOOK AT THIS.

John d, oLARK, ATTORNEY AND OO0N.
No. 52e 11th street west, IA ll.Iv
Evening star., 1867-01-22

~ T.
TO REPIT.
With view to rebuilding cur stsre in the
spring, ws have deter mined to sell the
WHOLE OF DUB STOCK,
consisting Of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
and general assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
AT COST,
from thh date anfil the first day OF May.
BREDK PILLIN0,
ass Pennsylvania avenue,
- U-ot next to llth street
Evening star., 1867-01-22

JHwHkRY.-NsW styles ofJawsiry and Sill
yer r-fiated Ware, received this morning, at
frfGEs One Dollar Jewslry Store, No. as
fennsyivania avenue. near * street.
Evening star., 1867-01-22

BID M OIsooU1e1, and will enchant thine
ear with stores Of Clothing for One Price on
y-marked In PLAN hgures-at. Henning's,
corner OF seventh street and Maryland avenue
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

The Republican State Convention which met
at Syracuse yesterday elected the Hon. Roscoe
Conkling President, and then disposed Of the
Twenty-third-st. delegation by adopting the
report OF the Committee on Contested Seats.
recognizing the regularly elected delegates as
the only ones entitled to seats in the Conyen-
ton. The following ticket was then put in
nomination:
Secretary Of StdteGen JAMES b. McKEAs OF Saratoga.
Controller. CALVIN T. HUIBURD OF St. Lawrence
Treasurer. Gen. T. c. GATES Of Ulster
Attorney General Judge VAN Corr of Kings
State Engineer. ...-..A. G. POWELL of Onondaga.
Canal COmnlissr. JOHN NJ. HAMMOND Of Aleghany
Prison Inspector. GILBERT DELAMATER Of Genesee
Judge O. Appeals. Judge CHARLES MASON Of Madison
Gen. MCKEAN, who has been nominated for
the Office of Secretary of State, was born at
HOosic, Rensselaer, County, NewYork on the
5th Of August, 1921. During his youth he
worked on his fathers farm in Saratoga Coun-
ty, receiving his education chiefly in the dis
trict school and academies. His first Office
was that of School superintendent for the town
where he lived. Next he obtained professor
ship in JOnesville Academy. He was admitted
to the bar in 1Sl9, and in 1856 was elected
Judge for Saratoga County. In 1853 he was
elected a Representative from New-York to the
NXANlth Congress, and was reelected to the
XXXNllth, serving in each as Chairman of
the Committee on Expenditures in the State
Department.
The Hon. CALVIN T. HULBURD, the nominee
for Controller, was born at Stockholm, st.
Lawrence County, June 5, 1909. After COM
pleting his scholastic education at Mddlebury
College, VT, he studied law at Yale He was
a member of the State Legislature in 1s49, 1874,
and 1862, and represented New-York in the
AAANlllth and XXXIXth Congresses.
The other nominees upon the ticket are all
worthy the suffrage of the Republicans of our
otate' and will carry our banner victoriously
through the November contest.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

none of these things will do it. Failing ID all
these terrific resources, we are to be subjected
to one great and conclusive scare. But this Is
surely the last way in which the President
sbould think to commend himself to the corin-
try since it indicates course to wlilch inc
country would not, for single moment, SUD-
nit. The first Executive interference with the
perfect independence of the Senate ana the
House would be the signal for popular up
rising which would make short work even OF
the Maryland Militia. A scattered Congress
would have no difficulty in conyening elsewhere
and Immediately; and it is not probable that 1t
would meet in an Overamiable MOOD. MI
Johnson would scarcely find his coup Fetdt per-
slasive; and really we have great hopes that
upon sober second thought he Will conclude
that to defy the whole body of the American
people will hardly promote his personal glory
and comfort. We would not make jest even
of his bad temper, ridiculous rs it sometimes
is: but we entreat him, for the sake of appear
ances. TO control it and especially we entreat
him to give up bullying the country, which may
be yexed and embarrassed, but Will not submit
TO be driven single inch from the path OF
honor of Justice, and of safety. IL there be
one honest and able man who does not think
the course of the President utterly mischieyous
who does not regard his whole system OF
vetoes, proclamations, circulars, and removals,
MS so many attempts to thwart the will OF the
public, then we ask that man to speak OUT
loudly clearly, and freely. But we are SICK
of all mean and mousing ways; we have no
patience with the Presidents "dodSes;" we
deprecate violence with our whole heart, but
we assure his Excelency that the people are
not in the least afraid Of it. They can support
IL if he can.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

The statistical tables No. 8, sent forth by
Mr.. Demar. contain some valuable inforna-
tion concerning trade and commerce, but there
is an odor Of antiquity about them that we do
not like; for instance, none of the import and
export statements are later than the close of
June, now nearly three months past. While
every prominent newspaper in the country
makes up such statements ready for publica-
ton on the very next day after the close of a
monthly, or quarterly, or annual period, the
CrcumlOcution Office takes twelve long weeks
to do the same work. The statistics of cur
rent trade, revenue, &C., are supposed to be
of interest to the present generations but the
Bureau OF Statistics, or whoever directs ITS op-
eratons, seems to work only for that New
Zealander who is to stand on the ruins of
London Bridge and moralize over the lost
metropolis.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
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