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,,COnPLETENESS,

dream o Dream by day and night, &aE
dream Of mingled dark and light;
a dream of bitter and Of sweet. a.@ W.
OF Arctic cold and Torrid heat,
Or wtntry blast and summery calm,
And piercing pain and soothing balm, .A
o. changefm hope and fitting fear
All Tar ut times, and sometimes near.
And OF this Dream TINT 80 dream,
Myself the Visions self seem l
And in that sceming's self see
The dark. and cold, and pain are me;
And in that secminR's sclf is shown @ sE
The bitter, also, Us mine own; .. e X.
And longing for myself complete,
IN chase hold tho warm aud sweet.
The warm and sweet that know no cold.
But are irradiate Eke gold !; -
That wear no aspect caught Of paiu,
But have with joy forever lain g w.
Thst hold In darkness no degree
But are sunshine fair and free: WI"
Whom would mingle with for ave.
O warm and sweeti TINT ever f1yl
That ever smile, and ever fly
Into the blessed By-and-by: .t""H i
Where neither darkness cold nor poin. u
NOT bitterness. nor fear remain
Where hope is constant constant bliss.
Just into that world out Of this @
my completeness will complete,
And clasp and hold my warm and sweeti
.ag.s IN .gs&-. I.l-- w. A. KENDALL,
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1861.
Mobile Market.

MOBILE February 2e e-CorroN.-The demand has
been light and confined to three brokers' Sales
Sales made on basis of osc for Middlng. 4
Liverpool accounts are Of depressing character, quo
Light sales. 5-r 77'71 7170a -
MONETARY AND FrsASc1AI.-New York Sight has been
has caused general dullness in the market Rates
stit ut * discount buying commercial bIls checking
discount ~. sas. 17@17' - = HI n
New Orleans Sight quies at par to u discount .+
the close, New York advces to 315 reporting an ad
vance there to !ss caused dealers hero advance their
fg1res but: we heard of no Sales S sEa 5'7T T7Ta
Sterling LAT. ~ -u-- -. - -. Il. --a3 ~
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MANHOOD AND THE v1aoR 81, Yo,,rT

MANHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF YOUrrs
~ restored In four weeka by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
0f DE- Rtcord (of pnrs after years Of earcsx -
hcaHon. has acceded to the earnest roouas
@ s9e Amsfan public and eppointed an Agent IN New
1ork ior the sae Of hts valued and Eenne
q Lite This wonderful agent win restore manhood h
sne Nest shattered whether aziaing nosn
e1ceasee tue effects OF casaIe natural causes he
time required to cure the ness tnveterate cas- Il nr
wesss; and u.ed aooording to printed tnsuctions,
wnicn afe vary simple, hiture II tmpossdhe This I
restoring remedy should be ken By a about to msry
aaos es s saess az by tie
Tbs developing powors are mrnculoua scasa n svcr
Gsse y - ssrtsn - that senoe Ignorance
essence Ollie 1s sold In casee with eul In:
1or use ss - or four quantities In ono tr CO.
~ VII = sent 20 carefully psoisd, On rccafp
- "a 20 his aecedited assns
March IS II f. No sd Isbsfty street.Ns Yosk
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$5oo,ooo.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
W. name and value Of ach article goods are
married. On tickets, placed sealed envelopes and well
such ticket will be drawn without CHOICE and delivered
at our ofce, sent by mail any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article draws and It's
which may be from one to five hundred dollars-cau
then on payment Of dollar, receive the article
named exchange = any other article marked
on our circular ut the value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANxs.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable deaing
The article drawn will be delivered our Office reoard
less OF Its value, promptly sent directed by return
mall express. NJ
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from us, may be hle
hce, among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Hocomb. Lanbertville, N. gold watch vnue
$3.50; Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street Brook
lyn. sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt, Stamford Conn.,
gold lover watch value 5000; Hon. r. Briggs Wash
tngton D. c.. diamond PIN SITS; J. C. Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue, piano. $780, Mrs NJ. jackson No
20S Nineteenth street, N. Y, sowing machine seO Jos
Camp. Enira n Y. melodeon, si5o Miss /. Collins.
Atlanta, Ga. diamond cluster ring. S225; Dr.. Henry
No. 133 10th street. N. Y gold watch. $50; Ew Boyn
ton, Nashville, Tenn, melodeon s1OO; james Russell
Montgomery, Ala. gold hunting WATCH $3.50; r. T,
Smith, Providence, r. l., silver lever watch s6O Oscar
rdy Madison N. j., music box, S45; Hon. r. S. New.
-, St Pnuls, Mimi, gold watch, Sl85; J. R. Sperry
Litchheld, Conn, silver watch, $685. VIM B. Peck Hnr.
lem, Ills, music box, SIS; Wm Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver tea set S125 Miss E. NJ. Schenck Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings S225; Pierre Bcaudin St Chnrcs
Hotel New Orleans. diamond ring s17o; Mrs Martha
Barnes st. Louis, Mo-, mclodcon, value SIPS
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a. B. OLNEY, l5s
2. c: GAHI4ARD, Mayor.
P. G. aE1LLARD, Mayor.
J. II. HONOUR. i z,
WHLIAMsRAVENEI, =
VIM. T. WRAGG. Nm

The following Bin was taken up for it's second
Isad1ng and passed. The Bill was taken up for q
title changed to Ordinance. The Bill ives ordered
TO be epyrossed for ratification at next meeting:
ELL Eo REouIATE THE coNsTRUcT1NG AND RUNNING OF
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RAILWAYS IN THE c1Ty ~
ezan1Eg5oa. Gza r 8. q. AS3 ~ THEIR usEa 53 IL !"
~ s1o = Be .toratned by TIE Aayor and Aldermen, Of III.
cay q Ohar1esto, in City Coaeil assembled That when
eser hsreaer any company or corporation shall desire
70 Sonsues s railway for the conveyance Of goods
be required petition the corporate AUTHORITIES fr e
privilege stating the seets along which they desire to
sire to build the same. ICY oe ~
SEC Thst whenever permission shall have beer, o,
The track along such parts Of such streets as this bn
snal direct complying with surveys regulations and
me city, and shall such rails as the COMPANY and coy
Rosste authorities may determine upon and shan 60 ay
to the ice use and eoet os th than is
euage Of said track tracks shall he snc
upon and that aha be run on saa zsca
e tney nsve fled In the Clerks Office certif,cate
1ogulstons q Council have been coned 11 apd
company aha9 build and keep in repair ali b1dres tn1
OF sheng the track between the rams and for as
oe mot exceeding three each side Of tbe 1 4a1 y
aaa a%s sst required tie
or are about to be- paved by the corporate
q soEon sSgp violate
the same ahan be liable to such penalties as ba ang
hsy Be y to have Seafs for each and
s due notice given by the City Inspector or Enosnea
Bee. g. Be H further ordained That suci. .coSone,
1es Ssaa emp soy s careful sober
Ex miles Per hour, and shall use all exeSons to aHo;d
giving due notice to the drivers OF other veh
ces and foot passengers to prevent the sae and anv
sc % of nts section shall be punished ne for
dolar. That tlrE nne aha not exempt the cnrany
o the penaes and responsibilities Of such volaons
sc1 committed BY the drivers conductors or oacsia
eeoa s ans4 5e he dy IT, o The drivers q a vehicles to
way unnecessarily obsruct the progress Of the e.1e c
eon violating any part Of this section sha1l he
Vunaned oy nne In such as the Msvor rnav fn
pose NOT s1oeeding Afty dollars i1Ay IN
s1o q S6S tHTzher ordained That said co-nnsnv ~
shali use no other motive power nniess s "
ag Permitted, for the conveyance Of passenrers or
Tea8 En1n hnrses or mu1es and that whenexer9 r. sm
Sc 20 stsach two horses they shall be driven
SEQ Be sreer ord1tned That it aha1l he t,a 49,
@ socn company for passengers, run oar on reey
oay4 as least - ofseu every hour from nr 70 q.
NJ and oener requred BY tie corporate authori
oee eceoe on those routes which shall 30 laid for
rs tips only. tharunn!ng Of which shan Sc decded
@ s1 soSass s nntal directed hy the M.
: 90 Sundays. only during tho pleasure Of
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.

does not fAil TO cure Gonorrhea Gzeet and al M,,-
{ cons Discharges in Mae or Female curing rscenf
cdses IN from. one to three days, and is especially
recommended IN those cases Of F2uor .Atous Or
< Whites IN Females. The two medicines used in
conjunction will not fail to remove this disagreeable
complaint, and in those where other medcinea
have been used without success. @$ E
r1ee EIsmsdy Iaao,5ys One Bottle e Three Bottles 8:
The Cherokee Cure,n |" Remedy and g A,3ec.
tio's = nre to be found In nl we'll regulated drug
stores. aud are recommended by physicians and
druggists all the world for their intrinsic worth
and.merit. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounds-in order to make noney-.
in: place Of these. b not decesoed II the drug
gists will not buy them for yc;, wrteo to u.s. and we
will send them to you by exprese, securely packed
and Tree from observation We treat all diseases TO-
which the human system IS subject and viii be
pleased TO receive fun md explicit statements from
those who have iled to receive relief heretofore,
Ladies' or gentlemen can address US In perfect con-
\ jsdencA We desire to send our thlrty-two page
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman in the
land. Address all letters for pamphlets medicines
or advice, to the solo proprietor, e
DE-. ". r. MERWIH. 81 Walker St.. n. z. y
May2k ,9s - i8{7Es. ~ e. ~ $sli ......,-
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AuXustR Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, February y2s-FNANc1A1--Noney market
Silver buying at 1so selling ot 1856 Securities Of ali
kinds dull 4 Nv; f~r|+sE Ia TM- :7-7* \ =
CoTToN-There still better feeling in the market
today, and advance Of h1 1c within the last two
days During the afternoon very little sold buy
crs and sellers coulr not agree owing to the stringent
prices demanded by sellers From sales made we quote
strict midding e. and good middng 80 cents Fayora
BILE Liverpool and New York ndvices affected the market
saes Of the day to l24 bales follows: nt ~
Tat s7A, at 2s at 2s, II at 28a at %, at 2s,
Is at 29, So ut So 3O} and bales fancy cotton at
81 cents. Receipts 131 bales
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, February -CorroN-The market to-
day opened with light stock and active demand at
29a29 closing firm at 301c The receipts cotton at
this port for the week amount to 7147 bales annst 1860
lot the previous week showing decrease bales
The exports during tho same period were 1888 bales
against o for the previous decrease of slS6
oaes The stock on hand and shipboard not cleared
is S6 1852 bales sGsS sr,I.i
a- ....s. -. COTTON STATEMENT.
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COMMERCIAL:
The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Chnrleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening. March 1. 1867.
There was On active demand and. with light stock,
prices hardened about half rs. Gales near 800
bales-say % ut 23s Is at 25 q; 4e % II at
2sI; Il at 2sz % at 2sss Il at 2s 47 at 2s1S so at
29A 1876 at 80 81 at S0k and 80 at Sic We quote
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER,

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that Of other in the far-faned
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such secured
tho high eneonaiums OF all who hive used it. possess
as It does IN an eminent degree cathRrtic diurec
Alternative and tonic qualities. ~ N = :
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
tracuee OF Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
PHILADELPHIA November Is, 1856
nave been for year or moro past in tho habit OF
taking the watcr of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion or my invalid lite
70 use the different waters of the fountains which
Doll up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them for much Of tho comfort enjoy nm sats-
ned that the Excelsior Water is we'll adapted any
which they are generally employed It is very agreeable
strongly lmpregnated with tho carbonc acid lively and
diuretic. SAMUEL, HENRT DICKSON NJ n =
me Water Is put up in Pint and Quart bottles and
packed IN good order for shipping Pints in boxes
four dozen each and Quarts in Of two dozen each
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MARINE NEWS. .
PORT OF c HARLEsToN.
Arrived YcGteruaY.


~ sehr s,9 = " Smith Tookes. New York. days Mdze
Alley, ANIME, A Bischof, Eischo6 Co. W M T3ird
d CO, Burnham, BoImann Bros, Burt & Writ Camp-
sen CO. W Clark Co. A Cook 4 Co. Canale &
AZ Caldwell. corwin 4 CO. Dow1e i Noise, Do
yid, = Dawson CO. L Falk & Co, r W Gale & Co "
Gurney, Hart & Co. Horsey, HasHe calhoun L Co "
Harral, Hukamp Co. Jennings, T6omlinson 4 CO, j j
Maiss asas m Rsn9as RTesse MdIss Mdaogs
Bowen O'Netu, O'Nein & Son, Ostendorff & CO. J
Oteraann, Paul & Co, F. Psnkn.n, j Cyuacken-
bush, Q 3 Agent, Ravenel & Barnweu; J Russell, q
stodda!d Co. Shepherd Cohen, Whnden L CO. W
Webb, Wagener. Heath & Monsees West & Jones ED
slake, Werner Quicker. White, Graeser Lee Smith
CO.. SoloInons. T a Marscher. G Madsen and Or
to SW. Nh s~1s. ss : >'.s' - -
schr VIM Slater smaney, Rockport Me- 1s days. Lime.
Rock and Hay. To- the Rockport Lime Company. II T
schr Elizabeth Alcu1srius, Jackson Richmond, Va u
sehr g Deas, from West Point Mil. 50 bbls Rice.
To W n LawtoIl. = h ~. sf,i!e sEl.IINr7i
Steamer Eliza Haneox, Richardson. Savannah, via
Beaufort, Hilton Head. &c. 8 bales 8 Cotton, and
Mdze. TO Ferguson 4 Holmes Adams Frost CO, s G
= 4 GO, Meatzler, Roper Hospital. Ma!
IN THE OFFNG.
N bark, two brigs, and schooner sy; gs III
+ @ ss Went to Sen Yesterdny. .-.5s .s
schr Carrie M Rioh, Amsbury Georgetown. s c. f .%
Schr @ W Carpenter. Fitzgerald, Wilmington n c. a
Steamer Dtcator Coxetter, palatka vn Jacksonyille
II Fernandtna and Savannah. N 0-7TTsss a n
..sG& IsE g From this Port. n G5
Steamship Geo Upton, Crowen, Boston, Feb as. &1
Up for this Port. 45.j.
schr Iouisa Frazier steelman, at Baltimore Feb 49,
Cleared for th1a Port.
Steamship Souder, Lockwood. at New York Feb a.
The Rlanch Campbell at Liverpool, Feb H. $:i, E X
schr 9 Austin, Willard. ut Philadelphia, Feb 2s
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o9n aaAMI6a e Lay aarat Mi,s = ~; =. 60 40
s 9ase HR ss %
nnnd active with sales Of 5000 bushs mir to strict,
PRIME white at e5aesc 800 buahs damaged do st s7c I2
bashs good TO prime yellow at s6a97c oats-s7oo busb
1 offered; 500 bqahs only reported sold at &c.
s7s hhds and 5e tcs Cuba for boiling sc Per gallon
PRov1sroNs-We hear Of no transactions in Bulk Meats
Sut nnder the advance OF gold and the Improvement
the Western markets, holders are quite firm Baco1
continues very active on Southern orders chiefly witl
Shoulders 1oa11 cts; RIB Sides 12a12E cts: clear rf
the inside prices above the spot and the
outside for short tine Wealso notice saIe Of % bbs
Western Lard aqts n Ct sal
R1oE-With some inquiry, quote prices frm at 101
sAIT-The market Is unchanged; We renew sa fosme,
quotations as follows: For Liverpool nne IS Is; dc
cents for large lots ana eass Per buael for small
suaAn-Ia very hrm under the higher range Of eold.
We report sales to-day Of as hhdp Deerra vacuum pa
at cents; "a hhds prime Porto Rico ot cents
WaaKs9-No Gales reported to-day; quote in bond,
Western 2saS0 cenis per gallon. 80 - y I -
New York Market. !.
MONEY mAaKhT. !.
The New York Eoe.ing Pos Of Wednesday. Fehrusrv
27th says tE s7 fF7 4E:s'17 s.-;s-
The belief that no financial measnre w;,f ,aa.
hss a produced ID areassulang effect on the masfet
aold Is advancing. partly on the e1pectatan OF The
veto OF the Reconstruction B partly On Conn.,
pnanon o1 the capitalists who are reported to have
cline. i, - ~. - o .as. oe-
The loan marketi Is easy and inactive AZ 8 q cent M
demand is quiet at 8a7 choice paper
rhs stock market opened with Inore animation ,ov.
ernments are fraction better. Railroad ehsres Ara
strong. and close with an upward tendency =
: Foreign exchange is inactive Bils st 90 days ON
London arc quoted at 10ea108x for commercial: iGss
10eH for bankers; do at Short SIGHT 400 xs10as. 80
at 60 days 1895 15; do at abort sight 13s<ns 1S1
Antwerp, 18Ae5 16A sw1ss, 1eXaS l63<: HansIrso'
36Ha36H ;1Aznsteda 41ax131 Erakfort saz11<. Rre
men. 7s4lass; Prusaian ttalers. 72a72a. a, x ii 4,
" NJ PRODUCE atARKHr. NJ I. q y
NEW YORK, February .2a-FLouR, &c,-1hs m srtat
Tor Western and State Flour Is little xcse acfive
but prices are sn treg1lar opening seady but cIosi
duh and rather easier for the l0w grades. ~ 5 e,
The saIes are $500 bbas $S 66sa rs for sunerhna
State and Wesn $40 O0a11 rs for extra state; S9 No11
for the Low grades Of spring wheat Western extra: $40 90
all 60 Tor Ohio S11 75a12 60 for trade and fa
brands os Ohio Michigan and Indiana and S12ale for
Flour Is dull ut 50 6Oa3 per 10) M
Ga1s,an F7ouri 10 nnohanged ssies of 100 bbaa Il
Stada1A 50 W So - oOa1 , -
ttouthstn dour isaun and hcayy sales 81 200 bhls
for common 70 ana conn
So 10aS16 so for trade and
Bye fonr = IN 1ar dsmand salss of 100 bbis ot s7
Corn meal 10 dnn and heavy .ifS 3tsS
aAn-Ihe whsat market Il mora acsye perticulgrly
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Menaor2flda,

To CoNnaaEEs-A dispatch received here Yesterday
from Norfolk, Va says that the schr Transit from Bos
ton for this port which put Into that harbor distress
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per south Carolina Ra alrond d

Constgnees per south Carolina Ra alrond
7'' s, 4.Ho March I.
466 bales Cotton, 4S bales Domescs as bbls and Ia
bags Potatoes, car Slaves, car Old Iron &c. To
Utsey, Rodgers Co. L NJ Aver L Co, J l. D Kirk-
pati K " Dowlsng Johnston. Crews 4 Co Wills 4
Chisom, Hogarth Murphy, Ryan, J NJ Caldwell
q Sons, G W Williams Co. D1ucker, Mrs Elias Wal
lace Bro, M Israel, Thnrston & Holnaes B. sloan
Mowty 4 Co, " c Courtney b Co. j Wisa Co. 81
Bagget Co, a Jefers & Co, W W Smith, Fraser 4
Co. 9 Hopley Co, Mure l. Co. B Agent
t'rsl Passenger. gt" "r ~
Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah, via Beau.
Tort and Aiiton Head-C Green and Lady, Mrs W Ly
ons. Thomas, II Cohen, W a Prealeau and lady g
Hamilton. T Glst W 81 Allen. DR. Wragg, G Germen-
den. Bryson, DR. Williams, W Steele, F Ryerson B
D Wood. W Enslow, G McTureoue, C Pinckney
and lady, JHayne, Strobhart and IS deck.
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Alderman Olney made the following renort
which was adopted: .GGs"1-o r"-'-'' !
The COMMITTEES on Accounts beg to report That thew
haVe examtned the following bills which they find cor
rect and recommend they be ordered for payment VIZ:
e 5an tuna11c asylum 81, 81
Sunoty nais Gas Light Company. 22s7.17
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Cherokee Remedy,
J. 81. RAY & co.
No. 5ss BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
December 20

! ! ; .
Cures all Urinary Com.
.& ~ @lN plants, viz: GrapeL Lqhdns-
.IAI In TX Nj: :4atio7a Of the Bladder and
Xf:A &&8 kM WKidneys, Retentio1 S of
VtSf8 ANN Urine, Syrict'sres Of Mo
eER& 4 Urethrd; Drops;cdz S,oeL
Y 3}S 9Ass - HklE& sS}FinDs, Brick Dust Deposits
Y 1Y and all diseases that require
~ diuretic, and when used in
II .sf , conjunction with the sii &ga'
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FPRODUCE EsMARKKr.T

Il Corn meal 10 du1I and heavy sssF sS.s
wheat znarket Il mora scS.yo perticnIgrlv
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sehr Z Peterson, EeIly; alea
Schr Sydney Price, Stevens,
teehr A BsrastS , Bartlett, cle
schr Samuel Castnsr,J u, Rx
-6chr Margaret Reinhnrt Ha
eohr WV Pharo, Allan, Gle,
Schr Fannie & Shaw, Shaw,
echrA O Austin, willard, eli
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New York News.

NEW YORK, May 3.-There was fall
of snow early this morning, sufficient
to cover the ground.
1t is said that two-thirds of the six
hundred thousand dollars contributed
TOR the relief of the sufferers by the
great Portland fire, still remains in the
hands of the committee.
The Post says: On Wednesday last,
George Shea, one of the counsel for
JET. Davis, presented petition to the
United States Circuit Court of the Dis
trict of Virginia, and moved upon it be-
fore Judge Underwood, for a writ of
habeaS corpus directed to Gen. Burton,
commanding Fortress Monroe, to have
JEFF. Davis before that Court, at Rich
mond, on the second Mondap in May.
The Judge, after hearing an argument
from Mr.. Shea, and some elaboration,
granted the writ. The writ has been
sent to Richmond and placed in the
hands Of the United States Deputy Mar
shall, for immediate service.
A Washington special to the Com
merciaI says: The Japanese commis-
sioners attend a reception given by Sec
rotary Seward, tonight, in their honor.
They have come here to purchase
steamers, arms, machinery and books.
IfJef. Davis is not released on bail
by Judge Underwood, next week, the
President will order his liberation.
Representatives Ashley and Covode
continue to urge the Judiciary Commit
tee to recommend the impeachment of
the President, in which case there will
be an extra session of the Senate In
July.
Chief Justice Chase sees nothing in
the condition of Virginia, under the
military bill, to warrant him in depart
ing from his former course in declining
to preside at the trial of JEFF. Davis. He
will hold no court in the South until
civil authority is SO far restored as to
cease being dependent on military
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New YORK, May S.-The Herald's
Panama correspondence says the par
ties cOntending for the future owner
ship of the Panama Railroad, were
making quite a lively fight over the
matter. The holders of thirtymillions
of bonds, in England, have offered the
whole of these securities, together with
large amount of money, for the road,
but the present owners have bid yet
higher, and it was probable that it
would still still remain in their hands.
The Herald's Chilli correspondence
says the Spanish fleet had not reap
peared in the Pacific since the reslgna-
ton and departure OF Admiral Tucker.
Courtesies had been resumed between
the CHILEAN and United States vessels
of war.
Work on the Valparaiso Notifications
was being pushed ahead with vigor.
The harbOr was full of war vessels. The
fraterniZed with each other, but both
were coldly civil to the French and
English.
The Herald's Havana correspondence
says that the revolution in Hayu is
still in full activity,
No election of President had taken
place, and Gen. Message continued to
exercise the functions Of Provisional
President.
Gen Victorine looms up as the chief
of the revolutionists, and had proceed
ed with troops and cannon to st. More
to oppose Salnare. Several French YES
sells were expected there to enforce the
payment OF claims due under the treaty
stipulations entered into at the re.es-
Enlistment of Haytien independence.
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NEW YORK, May 3.-The Times
Washington special says that Judge
Underwood has issued a writ of habeas
corpus for the purpose of bringing JEFF
Davis before his court at the next term
at Richmond on the 18th inst.
John T. Monroe, ex-Mayor of New
Orleans, had an interview with the
President yesterday, complaining Sc
verely of General Sheridan's action as
regards removals.
Private advices from New Orleans,
received here to-day, state that the Rau-
zeal Unionists expect to carry the city
at the coming municipal election.
Governor Sharkey, OF Mississippi, ex-
pressed the belief yesterday that three,
II not four, members of the Court will
favor the granting of the military re-
construction injunctions. Five is a
majority.
The Herald's special says a rumor is
yet cut rent that Postmaster General
Randall has rendered his resignation.