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The Froltc in Prussia

Tho Frolic, on the way from Cherbourg to Kron-
stadt put in at stettin, Pruaaia to take on board
overland, through Cologne, up the Rhine, and Bor-
lin from Paris. The appearance of the FroAs at
stettin the first visitation OF an American ship
manifested on the part OF tho Pruaaians. At first
there was kind OF hesitation about the progress
Of tho ship up the Oder on tho part Of tho Prus-
tho first appearance OF an American armsd ship
steaming SO far inland. AS tho kind In
tontion OF the Frolc was manifested, Tho
vslA' them unboundod 20 5 courtesy ] " thon @ enthusssn,
which vent on increasing amid shouting, rsjoic-
ing, firing Of cannons, and bands OF musio till one
and shore welcomed tho Prolic in Prnsaian waters.
Az tho Frolic approached stettin. the shore bate
ries psaled forth the natiousi salute 70 Amofieai
The people thronged tho shOro in crowds, while
tho Prussian garrison was marched ont, and nd
stood at psrade rest, TO welcome the Frolics
editions announcing the ships arrival, and the
Prussiap commander came on board, weloom-
| ing tho ships airiyel, On the morning o. The
about il, 600 people looked over the Froo With tho
GREATEST curiosity and admiration; On the aTTlFsl
sian authorities furnished magnificent carriages
! to convey them TO tho ship. The people throlBed
| tho carriage, throwing bouquets and shouting
ASl,'e Ahsro PruSaap @ p bands and eiesanty dressed
aids. .de-camp accompanied the ladies ap board
Once on board, the grand salvos OF sYtii.
iery burst out from The shore, and every
hoise-to and every available space Of ground
on other side OF the Oder vas thronged Will
| America The steamers carrying the American
aag now pushed out FROM tho shore with bandl
playing American strs, and thT2pged with Officers
mudo, where q grand bah was improSised in homo
| of the American shlp No one can account for tb!
| vast enthusiasm Of the PrnRsians, unless It cam
politically through the conmana OF h'ng "inah,
| at Berlin.
Froic was one Of the Clyde built stean1srsj fte.
She was Captured by our Heet of Charleston dur
ing tho war Her oigina| name in Englspd va
tho Lord Clyde, and her rebel name was A. L
Vance. ~ q
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Ss'REG IST TRATIUN-P NOTICE,
FOURTH PRECINCT. WARDS No. 8 AND SAND O AMI,
S.-Ihe iloiri of Registration Tor the aboya na,ue
"ari- III order Ia complete the registration OF Tho ssni
ny tile i9th inss registration will DO hold at tho wssh
s'on Ensino House. vandsrhorat atreet Tor Wards M,
and 8, Tas"ay Wedpe,ddy aud Taursday ue1t tl,.,
ioh il' aud 18th days Of September from to O'Clock
cach day.
had al Tie EsRte Engine House. Meeting strcet tho
'o'owlg ~eof. for W,rris No. 6 aud T. ON Taesdaz
"sIheshty lnd Thnrfidy. the nth 18Th and Iyt Sen
Iehocr from to O'Clock eIcl day. nfer whirl, tl,,
oooks VIII positively DO closeI.
Inc rcsstraoE lists will be exposed for public o1a;
nation VIZ: At tho Eagle Engine House on Monday ant
tueiday the aad aud Gath ing md Of tho Hasbipyto
Ehcus hou'e On Wednesday. Thrsddy and FJaiav III,
3''a '"h anu 2Ith september. from II 10 O'Clock each
ua! after "hch tme ior two days. VIZ: Saturday tbs
2S' aud h"aiiy 0h September the Doari will reyI,
anu correct this iis ad register my person who nav
nave o'en baore prevented from registration Tho salt
revision will take pacn At the Engine House
from II tn . aoc.ork eacl day.
SATiI'L TYLEE senr..
Chairman Board Registration 4th Precinct.
Sepiumber5 sa,, n =, =, =, 40 n, =,
as-FINAL E0TICE.-ALII PERSONS HAy-
INd demands against tho Estate Of tho late JONAH
fENsiStar are requested to render the s,mo and those
'nuoo'ed thereto will please mako payment to
D. d. YENNINa,
Septafnbera tu,I,na. E.
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IL sPEAETHd oil the "clumsy and obscure style
which Mr.. BANCROFT again eIemplfes in his last
volume, writer in Western paper remarks: 'tBe-
fore putting this history into final shape Ar. BAN
cnoFr would have done well had no got place OF
some first-class newspaper where he might have
learned to write. There ia not reporter connect
ed With any OF the leading journals who is not his
superior for there is no school Of writing so
Thorough as that afforded by the daily press. The
easiest and most popular authors Of England and
Amcrica-DIoKENs and IRVING commenced as
Journalists and it is because they arc journalists
that"-certain editors whom the writer mentions
have achieved great success as the authors Of
popular books. 30 far as We can annIyze journalism
and the journalistic STYLE We suppose the peculiar
ty about them is the directness with which tho mat
ter in hand is always approached. The Cheating
round the hush," the digressions, the padding"
the exploitation of ones personality, which are 30
common among common book-makers, have no
place with the journalist. To have something
to say, to say il foroibly and clearly, and above
all, to say it directly and pointedly, the points
that we observe in the best newspaper writer's.
Az rule, tho questions Of tho hour require very
prompt and decisive treatment, and each requires
TO DO treated specially and by itself. There may,
| among authors. be great intelleets and charming
genuises, like MoNTAiass, whom you permit to
talk about everything whenever they wish to talk
nbout anything; but such oasos are eIoop-
tional in literature and cannot bo tolerated at all
in journalism, We certainly think that hyo years
| drill on tho New York Press would have made
Mr. HAAoRoFr o far moro concise, valuable aud
Ieadablo historian than he now is, Frs.
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The strength of the Rcno1 army.

To he i:ditor Of the Nelo York Tribune:
SIa fonr Issue Of June 26tli, containing AN ar
strength OF the rcbol armies in The tlolI. has ONLY
recently como into my hands, and hayo oIamin-
ell 1t with great denl OF intereit. Its details cor
oIoopt m WherS ", a % SM and
ply the missing Muster-rOls Of Lees army at tile
most important aud interesting period OF the war.
tho record in Ssrneins sSs@ 1nsi Il is satis.
factoriy shown to the CONT ary shall mover b.
ese , TINT the A5my " w. Of Northern Virginia at any
important periodic know it was about 30. .OO0. TO
wit, rs near aB am ablo to any First Bull Run
28OO0; Antetam, $1,000; Fredr ricksburg. So, GOO
As .it thGse arc c1nddy-ontoi tained Impressions,
respondonts know more about it, on irrefragib!e
data, would gladly aud deter .0tially accept the
information.
Iyentuto to correct your Correspondent in
small perhaps unimportapt, matter, TO wit, the
Confederate force at Mobile, rat the close OF The
war. which ho estimates at 2o,oaO. 1 was tho in
you that the force defending Mobile whom It was
attacked by General Candy wn about 1000 strong !:
this included city battalion and thr6o regiments
otrcscryes, robbed from the cradle and the grave;
OF tue seasoned and quasi regular troops there
were abuut 5000, including some dismountet cav
ut Nashville. o'''''
would add that whom Taylor surrendered to
Candy ho had, as far hs nm informed, about 5000
troops in the field, Of whom 1000 wcro Infantry,
dismounted cavalry and artillery, under Maury:
and and ub9nt ont the same number OF cavalry under For.
for pickets and other outlying squads in the south
ern and western part Of this department.
As You perceive, make no preienco. of superior
Information, except within my own specially, and
write more in the spirit Of one desiring informa
tioh than offering to school otlIora.
Very respectfully,
Lieutenant Coloaol late O. S'A,
Washington, August &c, 1867
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH,


New YoRK, september 4.--Flour dull aud farors
buyers. Wheat qniet. Corn steady. Rico quiet.
Oats 1c. bctter. Pork 500 50a29 65. Lard quiet.
whiakoy steady. Colon quiet at 2Gsa27c. Tur-
pentine unchanged. Rosin firm. Stocks steady
Money, 4as. Sterling, 9la9!. Gold, 41ia41i. 1862
coupons, 14t.
LyESS0 DIspATCh.
Flour rather moro active; State 20 G5aSl0 30 /;
Southern f9asi3. Wheat steady Southern Am
ber 81 30is2 IS. Corn unchanged. Gals flrmer /;
southsrn Cea6s. Mess Pork $23 i5a.23 70, closing
ct s2s 65. Lard steady. Whskoy 36a9s. Cotton
more aetivo and flrmer ut 2G.a2. Rico md Sugar
quiet. Coffee firm. Turpentino 6sa5SI. Rosin
firmor. Heightn dull and lower. Stocks steady.
Gold A. 80 coupons III
q BALTIMORE, September Cotton dull and lower;
Middling 2Gs%a. Coffee nominally unchanged.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady; primo
to choice 81 s0A26o. Nhito corn sll5a11 16; yellow
s12ialA Oats GGaG5o. Rye s1.25a1 ,35. JProvis.
ions yerJ Arm. Bacon tending upward |; hold 4
bshar. Bulk meats very firm. Sides scarce, 15o.
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SECOND PRECINCT
THIRD PRECnCT.

Coon FOB PTUs 1.-Pope Plus * is said to bo
in favor OF, early marriages. and tho following
anecdote, which we find in foreign paper, midi.
catea that whatever he may think Of the matter in
regard to the clergy, he does not favor celibiey
among the laity. From the incidents mentioned,
Eugenie de Guern:
young professor OF tho sorbonne, ON ardent
and pions Catholic, died after abort illnesB leay-
ing widow and young family aud little for their
support, except some unpublished manuscripts.
Tho friends Of the family had th4ae revised and
sent to press, and tho celebrated Father Lacor-
dAire consented to writo preface to the work.
In this. while paying the. highest compli:
young writer, he also made warm eulogium Of
his private character; stating that during his lifo
he had avoided most Of tho snares and pitfalls OF
this wicked world, with ono exception -matrl-
mony. Tho book came out, aud tho widow OF the
pious author made q journey to Rome to lay q
copy at tho feet Of Plus X, and TO beg OF him TO
give 1t his official sanction. Tho End-hoarted old
man ran his oyc over the preface Of Father Lacor-
daire, and said TO the Lady, putting his hngor on
the passage refe1ing to matrimony Madame,
70 approve OF book containing this paragraph
would be extremely uncomplimentary toward
you, and, besides, tho head Of the church cannot
acknowledge that church to have only air secra-
ments, and ono 'snnre or pitfall T."
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From Now Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September I.-Tlie deaths from
yellow fever yesterday wero twenty-eght. The
Board Of Health last night declared the fever an
epidemic, buL describes it as being OF mild type
A Communication was sont to the BOARD Of
Health yesterday announcing tho reorganization
Of the Howard Association, but that IL was entire
ly without fnnGs
Tho streets Were aooded this morning by tre-
.mendous rain.
Tho school imbroGlio is conli.1g to q iocus. The
schools oponed ON Monday, tho asv speciiiod by
law, undcr this anspicos NJ tho old Boafd OF Direc-
tors. Tho appointces OF Council arc restrained
from action BY q writ OF co-,rarrantre, returnabie
on the 9th before Judge Du PLaINT1Enz. Council
last night adopted resolution suspending tho
schools until October l, on the ground Of an cpl
demic. The resolution amounts to nothing legal!
rs the Board OF School Directors exercise authori
ty under the State lave. The Republican suggest
ed the cuttig of the supplies from the schools al
as a means Of overcoming the difficulty.
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ofcrcd. Shoulders held at 12Ea13. Moss pork
quiet anu ullehanHed. Sugar and wniskey quiet,
anu nominalIy unchanged.


offered Shoulder, held at 12Eal3 Moss porl
quiet and UNCHANGED. Sugar and wniskey auict
anu nominally unchanged.
CINCINNATI, September 4.-Flour Grm. in lair
demand. Corn advanced; supply unequal to tho
aen1anli II l0a1 IL. Moss Pork active; closed at
s23 75a4. Bacon higher; Shoulders l9'; Clear
Sides i6Sa17.
sr. LOUIS, September i.-Superlue tlu,lr s0.5Oa
TIA. Corn unchanged Mess s2i so: Cloar Sides
17a; Shoulders l31a13i. Lard lsal3I.
WILMINGTON, sioptcmber 4.-rurpentiue ouiet.
So. Rosin quiet s2.s5a6.75.
MoBILE, September 4.-No sales to-day; receipts
for two days 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-Salos 200 bales;
dull Low Middling 24a25c. Receipts 153 bales.
Sugar and a[olasscs unchanged Tobacco quiet.
Flour dull and depressed; superfinc So GO; choice
Extra Virginia s10a11. Corn dull; Mixed 81 90:
White and Yellow 81 25. Oats dull; Gsa7oc. Pork
in request; held firmly; quoted in round lots at
S26 90. Bacon activo; Shoulders 1ia14Ic.; Clear
lsibbed 17a17ic.; Clear 1916. Lard steady and
firm at 13la14c in tiorccs; 14Ia15c. in kegs Gold
All. Sterling 5Sa553. Now York sight pre-
MUM.
AUGUSTA September 5-Cotton more active.
Sales $50 bales. Siiddlng 23Ia2ic
SAVANNAH, September 4.-Cotton more active:
sales ITO bales; Middliugs 2ii to 25 Receipts 81.
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wa,,,tuaiop xexvs

WASHINGTON, September i.-GEoRuE T.. WuIr
INo, Grand Master Of the AIasons Of the District
and a prominent officer Of the Interior Depart
ment, Is dead.
Tho Amnesty Proclamation is expected tO-niDr-
row. The list Of exceptions will be quite short
Tho Cabinet, GRAST and BRowylNo absent, ac-
corded with irc President, except SEwAIiD, who
feared the list OF those eSccnlcd by the President
from tho amnesty list was mprudcntly eScll,h. &c.
The Radicals have elected tho SIayor or vii
mington, Delaware, by 200 majority.
The Committee appointed to investigate the
mRlseasanco in cotton aud other abandoned prop.
erty, state that many Of tho largest operators are
dead, while the majority lost thcir gains by sub
seqnent operations, and by tho decline in cotton
Tho payment Of loyalists cotton claims, recent
ly decreed By tho Court of Claims has ocen sus-
pended by the Secretary Of the Treasury at tho re-
quest of tho Committee.
Hon. THos. n. srILLwELL, of Indiana, has been
appointed Minister to Venezuela. F. ". Scorr, OF
Tennessee, has been appointed Consul at Mata-
moras.
The Radicals carried Vermont By 1900.
The debt bearing coin interest has increased
s36,7sl 600: bearing currency interest decreased
s66 800 O00 natured, but not presented, incroas-
ed sS,80S, 600; bearing ITO interest, S7,l57, 900.
Coin decreased s1,6i2o00; currency decreased
s25 401 0O0 Total decrease Of deposit, ss2 S93 U00
Captain ". H. HALE, of the Marino Corps, died
st Pensacola OF Yellow Fever.
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General Ca nby,

To Ms Editor Of he Nep York Tribune:
BIN 1T Is just and generous in you, TO "sus-
pond Judgment" in regard to the recent appoint
inent OF General Candy. served with him. under
the most intimate official and personal rotations,
in this city, in the War Department, and in the
military division Of West Mississippi, and, whilc
tho people do not know It, know tint, in hs own
quiet, nnpretondipg way, he ''assuncd" many
Responsibilities" which satisfied mo Of his nm
sweIying and uncompromising loyalty in tho full
application OF the word, and enabie me to predict
that hIr. johnson will find himself beautifully
mistaken whom he thinks that General Canby will
bo q tool to his ''policy' any more than General
Sicklca. ,,,
II WAS my fate during tho war to servo
under and with many regular officers oi
note, but I don't know Of any who
80 carly and heartily endorsed tho ornancpa.
ton views Of Mr.. Lincoln rs General Candy, and
although have no doubt that he would intensely
dislike 10 DO called ga political general" yet am
sure ho 10 at heart truo Republican, and that hil
acts will very soon show him to be suoh. ~ id.sr
III Yours truly, !i.d @. T. CHlISTENsEN.s
Lato Assistant Adjutant-G General United States
! volunteers, Brovet Brigadior- General. q b,
No. 125 Front street, New York, August "a, 1867. !.
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staplo OF the Dacca cotton it can only be woven
into yarn at certain times Of the day. The morn
Ing is generally SO employed before the dew has
left the grass, II spinning he carried on after
that timo, the spinner, who is always woman
under thirty years Of age, spins the yarn over a
pan OF water, tho evaporation Of which affords
sufiicient moisture to prevent the fihFes from be-
becoming too brittle to handle. Delicate as the
muslin is u Will wash, which European mnslins
will not. The durability Of the Dacca muslin
Notwithstanding fneness-a piece Of "eyonlng
deE,n one yard wide and four Yards long, only
weighing f56 grainH-is said to be owing TO the
creator npnbeF Of tYists given to tho DAcca yarn,
as eompa' ed with tho finest muslin yarns Of
England o. France. Tho timo taken TO spin and
very great; o FeEtSr Nilf not, therefore, be sur
prised TO hear that 1t sells at the rate of guinea
yard, & tEsI' - .
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NEW YORK, September 4.-Havana dates to the
29h state that tlle customs law is strictly
forced. AL vessels emitting tho rames of con-
signees aro fined s25. It is hoped these reforms
will be revoked.
Nothing has been heard from the telegraph
vessel.
The Operator al Charris il dead.
Exchange on New York currency, 24a discount
on London, 1sl premium.
The extent OF the troubles in Porto Rico are nm
known. Reinforcements have left Spain for tho
Island.
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American and Raglish style OF yoiing- oxen Ia BY
arranging the 1osd to pull on tile shoulder OF tue
animals, giving. them no ohance to use tho ire
nondous muscles Of the mock, whore, In truth,
thsir greatest strength lies. Tho Spanish custom,
which at frat sight would look awkward and annoy.
ing to the beast 10 yoking by the hOadi with pads
upon tho forehead to protoof il from extornaf in
paPoF mentions the way IN which TeIan tesrastera
became convinced Of the superiority Of this old
Spanish contriyanpe, while hauling COTTON into
Mexico during the rebellion. Moro work was, 40.
compltshnd, and with less apparent effort. II
you'd atleast be worth trial among some of our
farmara
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TELEG.RAPIlIC.
Our Gallo ni.satchus.

LONDON, September A. Dispatches from Athclis
announce an amnesty in Crete.
LONDON, September I-Soon.- .-Consols, 81 3.i6
Bonds, 73i
LoHDoE. September i-Eyeuiug.
o. 1916. Bonds 7sl. frankfort Bonds I'll.
LIVERPOOL, September 3-Evening. Cotton
strong Throughout tho day. Sales 10000 bales.
Quotations unchanged. Manchester adyices fayol
able.
LIVERPOOL, September -Noun.-Cotton steady.
Others unchanged
L1TEEfooL, September 4-E7ening.-Cotton
closed steady; Uplnnds loI; Orleans 1ot. Sales
10000 bales. Corn 34s. Cd. Wheat 13s Cd. Pro
visions irregular. Pork 75s. Lard 5Is Sd. Bacon
Aas Turpentiue Cd lower, closing at 2as. Roaiu
steady; common Il. G'l.; middlug t2.
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NEW YORK, September 4.-The Persia has ar
rTed with dateH to Tho 2jth. just beforc starting
it was discovered thatthc new cars bearing Vic
ronA from Carlisle were too vide to pass through
the bridge.
The harvest is progressing satisfactorily
The cholera is an epidemic ut Rotterdam anu vi
cinity. 1t has also brol;enout on tho southern
slope Of the Alps
The Spanish insurgents and troops had severe
fight at Castongia. All but thirty insuvgont, we're
cut to pieces. Ehc French officials, to whose
border the insurgents fled, sur r,lcrsd them.
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Ut may he assumed, that 10 disability will bo
courage Reconstruction. In every Stato where
the terms offered BY Congress shall DO rejected,
II is plain, that thenceforth political power Will
those who have cror been loyal to tho Union Dy
tho rejection OF tho terms of reconciliation now
GIsred; the promoters Of dscorl will, soouer OF
ont franchises, and no longer tho poor OF the
humblest Citizen Of tho Republic and thus will
INC rebellion have worked out upon its unrepont-
BUTTON" -'''
Extract from General sickles' lotier to the Board
OF Trade Of Gharieston, 8. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ ~ ADMINISTRATORS N0TlCE..-ALi. PER-
soSS having duiuuls aHaIu.t tho Estate ar the lat,
JAMES FITZPATRICK. Will present thr ss,ne properly
auestcd and all persons Indebted ilc said Isaie Will
make payment TO McsSrs. CsMrnELL L SEspnooK, No
oo broad street. MICHAEL sTAUNToN,
September ,lrsuld Administrators n, h,ni, nm,
aSrSoTICE.--ALL PERSONS WHO ARE EN-
titled TO bury. or be buried, Ia tho CEMETERY EsTAB.
l.lSuED FOR THE BURIAL OF ALL COLoRED PER
HoNS h'taclicd 20. or wor5ppng in tho First Inlcpen
dent or Congregational Churrh situated in hfectiug
sr'e known as tho "Circular Church." and all such az
"ero attached to- worslpped in tho Second Indepen.
uent or congregational Church In Archdac street. now
kno"n as the Unitarian Church," requested to Us.
oeno'e at NO. IL Roae lane. Upper Wade. tho frat
ahTsaay In September neI ibeing tile l tlayl at ionr
O'Clock r. ~, for tu purpoac Of appointing nlw Trustees
In tlIr place OF those who deceased agreeable Ia Tho
trust ac, fnr'h in t,r original deed OF conveyance,
HENRY y. MATIlEwES
august > aug y. ~. sept Surviving Trustee.
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ara YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO lIElt
country homc after sojourn of lew months In te
city was hardly recognized by her friends In plaeeo
s9arsc. rustic. hushed face, Bho had soft ruby con-
ple1fon OF auiohl marble smoothness. aud instead,
t"ntyhree she really appeared but eighteen. Upon 10
qnrS aa o the cause of sn great change she plainly
told them that Rhe used the CIROAsSIAN BALM. sna
considered II an nraiusbln ncquIa TO any toilet
By its wee any Lady dentc Improve their per
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combination as Nature herself la simple yet uusurpass
cd in iis efficacy In drawing impurities fom alao heal
Ing, cleansing aud besuJlus the skin aud complexion
by its directaciion on the cucle rawa from all it
impurities kindly healing the same. and leaving thn sur
lace "a Nature intended should be-clear. soft smooth
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ceipt Of an onlor. by
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The Albany tGn.l News not Suppressed.
AUGUSTA, September 1T is not true, ma stated
in some Northern papers, that General PopE sup
pressed tho Albany Ec,os. 1t is also demed that
private instructions have been issued forbiddng
freedmen from running for tho Convention.