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The Washington correspondent Of the New York
zsmes gives the following on ats: s.
From the report in the London Times Of recent
hearing IN one Of the cases pending in relation to
appears that the recent newspaper comments in
the United States in relation to the recent
settlement, do trustee ice to \ Messra: Morse
The arrangement provided for q statement
under oath Of all property under the control OF
Fraser, Trenholm & Co., and its transfer to the
advances, such liens not to be allowed beyond
n50, 900. The whole legal lien was shown, by the
sworn statement from the books Of the firm named,
TO be s27oo ooo or thereabouts. The Chancery suits
brought TO recover the property were to be dis
q S aSa SS bee The
the agreement, was to be at once sold, and the
proceeds, after the discharge Of the LIENS paid
to the United States. It is stated that after this
settlement, other rebel agents voluntarily came
iorward and offered to surrender property, and
that al or nearly all the rebel effects in Europe
we're sbont TO be reduced to the possession OK the
we're suspended by order Of Mr.. Seward. Vice
Chancellor Wood is probably correct in s1lrrnjsinc
fhat some ne mplomame reasons prevented the clos
Judge Redaeld, OF Vermont has been sent to
England to confer with all parties, and his report
will probably determine the final action Of th.
Government This arrangement is said to meet
with the hearty concurrence OF ali parties.
THE IMPEACHMENT.
The Judiciary Committee are still at work clos
ing up old business before commencing their OK
animation into the impeachment charges Of Mr.
subpenas have been issued for witnesses for tina
purpose, although the names of many cf then
nav nave been obtained. MI. Wilson in the House to
ments regarding the action Of the Committee here
tefore published were false and refused to Civ
M t,e e insight into its designs He caution
operations of the Committee. '~-
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ieus skull was recently discovered in France, and
by Lrder Of the Government restored with great
pomp and solemnity to the mausoleum originally
Partisan sneer, usual ON all such OCCASIONS found
expression next day in the following bon mo. !:
s.Ah, yes; we have half his skull. Would that we
had half his brains" 5s %.i5 II.
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| From the Louisville Journal 21st.l
william Brown, who certainly, if any man, de-
rious John A. Murrell, the Tennessee land pirate
murderer murder and desperate, has long ravaged Marion
Taylor and the surrounding countless Tho mur.
ders he has committed are innumerable, and the
ao has be
Tweed into Northumberland, and lifted" honest
saxon farmers cattle, caused more terror Is an
Rro, fae cly IN those l. SECTIONS Of our State where
borhood I" ' 'AAA' 1'1n Ofo"n Is N 'n0 nesgn-
Rob Roy McGregoI when he made raid into
decaed sn poa
5erds s OF lat cattle. .Caterans must be fed," was
ta hob Roys motto 'Ne,ghbors must be bod was
OF nlr. Absalom Jones, and borrowed his horse
without his leave Bill quietly choked Mrs Jones
m unsl sne was nsensbe to keep her from raising
2nG much more valorously, .nlade for tall timber
WI William lar Whaley objected to Bill Williams borrow
brokers' ticket in return. Billy was 80 in
gently blowed Mr.. Whaley's head into infnitesmai
nus a fancy, and because John raised objections to
BUY politely inserted Texas bible betWeonq s qaG, bis
rbs, and John fell upon tho ground pale, cold.
and bloody corpse. ---- o1' -~'
thomas JonlSins, an adjunct of the freed1nens
valiant Siiiy's supervision Thomas had a silver v
deiaehod i; lover and several portraits Of Mr. Chase
i IN MS vest pockets Billy was bothered about the
time Of day and wanted 9 tine-pcce. He was fill-
ing up photograph album. and Mr.. C's photos
would come just to his hand: adp,eatit 1Idde
sable TJaass u-nver," and then piously cut his
throat, acting upon the principle that s'dead men
tell no tales" -
But it would be useless for us to go on and emu
merate all Of our heros exploits. Suffice it to say
ba thaf he has been guilty e crimes enough
he will get his share Of hanging but that has moth
ing to DO with tho affair Of last Friday night.
On the night mentioned, James Murphy, a con-
stable, who held warrant for the arrest Of Brown
summoned Samuel Bromfcld, q son OF James
Bromfold, of Bromfold Station, on the Lebanon
branch Extension, to assist him in tho arrest.
Brown lives in sequestered village called Lynch
bur burg, in Marion County. His house is barricaded
a1q mas looRholes @ egt in it's walls after the
tho officer and his posse approached the house
Brown hrod upon them, instantly killing young
ply. 7T17- M S"-,'- -
AS Judge Lynch has been holding regular terms
OF his court in the bailiwick, would not be sur
prlsed II In to-morrow's journal We did not have
the satisfaction to record that Ar. Brown has been
found satisfactorily suspended on limb.
. 81
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@-COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS CELE-
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made from the choicest materials. ts mild and erno1-
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ealeby all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February Tyr
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ton viii be gallery devoted to the history Of Ia
bor classed IN ten sections, and arranged IN chro-
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t Miss ANN r CuNNusaHAM, Regent Of the Ladies,
Mount Vernon Association, has made a report,
aho"lns the receipts to date to be about $3.50 ooo
OF WIicl EDWARD EVERETT raised $6s, 200. The
purchase has bcen completed, and 1000 spent IN
repairs. Si:t ~i@ Nj y. n, .s
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a1 ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
". " thENTIss. of Calvary tEpscopaD Church. will
perform Divine Service III this Chapel Tomorrow Aeer
noon "a inst, ut hafpast Thrco O'Clock February
Hs CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH.-SE
IVES 1o-AorTow Morning, at hnlcpast 10 O'Clock; y
the Pastor. Rev. LUCIUs CUTHBERT
ihero viii be no Service in this Church at Night in
OF the Pnstors appointment to preach for
tho Young Mems Christian Association
Februaryo .s i. l-,
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D1saRAcEFuL AFEAm.-The Newport Express
contains account OF an unfortunate affair" oc-
curring at Newport Center, which they character
ize in the language of Mrs. Partington, as q new
method OF dispensing with the Gospel J" and that
different parties have attempted Of late
ITO prove their doctrine orthodox
BY apostolic blows and knocks"
The summary Of the transaction is that Rev. M.
Bulard, On tho afternoon Of the 9Th inst, stepped
into the blacksmith shop Of one CALL whose reIiei-
GUS views are those OF the Adventists, whom con
troyeEsy arose as to the time and place Of holding
religious beliefs, and becoming excited, Bullard
coming Iu 4 up behind Call seized him, threw him
the shop. Billiard asked him if he would stop
preaching his doctrine, and snswering in the neg:
and face, Call crying murder" and calling fol
hep The sequel OF the affair is that Bullard was
en- appeal taken. a suit has been brought for pr.
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complained of Gall for disturbing religious meet
ing, and no was bound up in the sum Of 5000. Bull
lard has also brought suit for private damages
for the sum Of $1,000. ssf 7- -H m 11
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sEAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new. without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
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PHOTOGRAPHS s.

5aDARLOW, THE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH.
ID LIZ renovated md htted up tho Old Star Gallery
and e prepared % take an kinds OF PORTRAITS He Is
thankful TOR past patronage and further eocs share
the trade He has also Photographs Of Confederate Gem
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other Fordfcadons, Wholesale retail st e COR
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Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of Ba.
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The genuine is signed Wziam d. Bachelor. Ali others
limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers- Factory. No. 81 Barcley
street, New York. . - M
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John A. nIurrcll Rcaivtvus
IFrom the Louisville Journal, 21st.]

DESPERATE DRIVEN TO H1s FonTIF1cAT1oNs- MA
h1oN COUNTY CUT-THROAT-HE FIRES UPON AND
Hills ONE MAN AND MoRrALLY WOUNDS AN OF
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Couurcasfonm1.


WASHINGTON, February LIN the Senate, the
Tariff Bill was passed by vote Of twenty
to ten It goes back to the House for concurrence
IN the amendments.
The Bill directing the Clerk Of the House to
place on the roll of the next Congress only the
States represented now, was passed by vote of
thirty-one to six.
Senators pushed their favorite Bills, but gave
way to the Bankrupt Bill, the discussion on which
was resumed, but the Senate, without action, ad-
journed.
In the House, resolution Was passed permit
ting Capt. JNo. A. WEBSTER, Of the U. s. steamer
Aahoaang, to receive q chronometer from England
for valuable efforts in saving English vessels on
our coast
The Committee Of Ways and Means was instruct
edto inquire into the e1pediency Of destroying
conhscated stills, and selling the same as old
copper.
The Senate Bill, regulating removals from Office
was taken up, and amendment extending its
provisions to Cabinet Offices was lost by vote Of
76 to 78. Several other amendments we're reject
ed, when motion to adjourn prevailed
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Washinrton Ners.

~sSSAAAAASsOAA
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The National Banks
are working to defeat the Bill retiring their notos,
The transfer Of the Indian Bureau to the War
department originated with Col.4PARKER an In
diana member of Gen. GRANTS staff.
TIC President has submitted to tho Senate re
port IN reference to the capture Of Mr.. DAv1s
which is voluminous
L. A Bunno1sT, prominent st. Louis banker
s days aSRse aaop1eo the cen1a,
system, commencing the LIST Of March.
The President submitted to the House mass of
Mexican correspondence, most Of which has been
published.
The Government declines to interfere with the
present lights before it in the conflicting claims
for the possession Of the Tehuantepec transit
route. Mr.. SEWARD directs Mr.. CAMPBELL to eet
information thereto
The Hon. PHILIP JOHNSTON, OF Pennsylvania. is
dead.
IAr CooKE, Of Pennsylvania. Governor smYrHE,
OF New Hampshire, THos. B. PAGE and JSo. w.
ELLIS, Of ONO, E. J. NoyEs, of Indiana and other
prominent bankers and business men, held O con-
sultation with the Comptroller and Secretary Of
the Treasury They also had an interview with
the Senate Finance Committee, and have all
agreed on q bin retiring the compound interest
notes by the issue Of National Bank temporary
certificates, bearing four per cent interest and
payable IN lawful money demand. This tenn
porary loan shall not exceed s100, ,00O, 900.
DR.. STEPHEN DUNCAN, late of Natchez, Missis-
sippi, died. here. s
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aSS URN VEYOR'S OFFIC E-PORT OF
CHARLESTON-JANUARY %, 1ee7-owners and mas
ters Of sloops and Boats under Five 5 Tons who have
taken out Certificates of Announcement since July 3oth
1866 are hereby notified to said Certificates to
this OMce, and receive Of admcasurement fees
"1& CECIL c. NEIL
January - Surveyor Of the Port.
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S Nip PIN G.
FOR FLORIDA,

VIZ SAVANNAH, ER VI s VICE. SIR
MARY'S FEENANDINA JACKSONVILLE AND Al III
THE LANDINGS ON TIE ST. JOHNS RIVER as
EAR AS PALATkA.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Disuntches.


LONDON, february LIT is announced that tn,
Austrian troops in Mexico will not leave that coun
try with the French forces.
FLORENCE, February Count BAaRA1 has beer
appointed Italian Ambassador to Vienna.
PAR1s, Janusry s1-Noon.-. g. Bennett, Jr.
Is TO have an imperial audience, and gold medal
men. &
Inc Gazette de 7'76uneaur Of to-day contains
an editorial article protesting against the rendition
or 1-AMERANDE, q defauiter to the British Govern
ment- Pap N
LIVERPOOL, January 81 Noon.-Cotton dull and
favorable to buyers, but quotably unchanged.
M.ddhng Uplands 145d. Sales 1000 bales.
Inc Portuguese Senatorial action favors the
abolition OF slavery in the Portuguese colonies.
FEBRUAnY 1-Noon.-Cotton has unde, gone no
change. The Brokers' Circular reports tho sales Of
Cotton for the week at $1,000 bales. Sales to-day
1000 bales Middling Uplands 142d
LONDON February 1.-Consols advanced j, and
are quoted ut 80 1916 for money. Five-Twenties
declined LIS, and are quoted at 72 11-1e
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Domcstic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.


NOON DISPATCH.
NEW York. February 1.-Gold 95a Exchange
1oS5. Sight 80.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and droop-
ing. Corn dull and heavy. Rice dull and droop-
ing. Oats dull and heavy. Pork heavy; new mess
$40 81; old s1e. Lard dull; in bbls. 12@13tc.
Whiskey nominal Cotton dull and heavy, at s3a
a 94c for Mddling Uplands. Freights dull and
dropping. Fa
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton ac. lower; sales $50 bales. Midding Up
lands ss3c. Flour more steady and higher; State
superAne s10a11 60; Ohio $40 9Oa13 80; Western 50
a10 IS; Southern 81 25a16. Wheat quiet and IN
changed. Corn quiet and steady; $4,000 bushels
Of mixed Western sold at 81 O9a1 liz. Oats more
active, 60a6Sc. for Western. New Mess Beef 12a
1sc.; Extra 17a18c. Pork closed fr1ner; new Mess
$40 so; old 1s 25; prime s16sa17c. Lard more ac-
tive at 11a123c. for DID, and 12aa1s4c. for new.
;;Whiskey quiet- Sugar quiet; Muscovado sold at
l0ac. Molasses steady; 400 bbls. New Orleans sold
at 8s3assc. Other groceries quiet and dull. Tur-
pentine 65a66e. Rosin 50 75a8 80. Tallow at 1OIa
11S. Frei hts lower. On Cotton, by sail, s 16d. a
3d.; las 16d. by steam; Sd. on Corn.
BALTIMORE, February Coffee firm and mac
tive. Flour-prices frner; Howard Street super
fne sl1. Wheat winter red s2 8Oa3 co. Corn
good white 81 03a1 O5. Oats advanced &C., at 5ea
Sc. sugar--stock reduced, at 1O2a10lc for re-
hning. "a
MOBILE, February 1.-sales $50 bales; Middline
nSVN -
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General. Newx.

New ORLEANS, February brownsville advices
confirm the capture Of onrEaA by JuAnEz. He
was to be tried by the chiefs who had pretended
to espouse his cause. G;
New York, February 1.-The stemshhip Arago has
arrived from Havre, the Yazoo from Norfolk, and
the Florida from Galveston.
TAUNTON, MASS, February 1.-The Doighton
Woollen Mills haze be- n burnt. Loss s12O OOO
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The Failure OF Fraser, Trenholm & Co.
From, AS Rottoa Adperti.err1:i -

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May %, 1ss7.-The SEQ
oretary OF tue Treasury deoms It proper that, a
statement should be made as to the situation In
Which the United statss are placed by the failure
for saying either that ve are losers thereby. or
that wo are amply secured. The Government
doos not admit that anything is owing 10 IL
from this firm. We have brought suit against
them ior certain sbps and certain balos
Tero IN their possession as agents Of
the re6oi goycrnment, and which wo claim, not ex-
cusiyely under any special law Of our country but
nnder the law OF nationa and the common law OF
England, Whoroby all moneya or property con-
or ey tsxaton to carry on the rebellion, beSaine.
at the termination Of that rebellion, vested in the
United States, This matter s in tho Ohancery
Court OF England, and is not affected, one way or
the other, o. tho failure Of Fraser, Trenholm &
lleying that a. the clos. Of the rebellion this Arm
was IN possession OF othor property and waa largo
ly indebted TO tho so-called Confederate Go7e9u.
ment. We set up. o general claim 10 oil this prop
oT and tnis a wall as 70 tho shs
claim has mover boen ascortained. rho President
pardoned Geo. A. Trenholm, The rebel Sscretnry
OF tho Treasury, without so much as requiring
statement o. his business accounts with tho rebel
sdoyeFnment, and from that day to this we have
eminent might, perhaps. have forced tho firm In
sutheriz and subsequently, repudiated settle
meat made with IT last Fall by Mossrs. Dudley 4
through the Courts. II the Buits for tho sbips
and cotton arc decided in our favor Of eoufso the
other claim will be good, and this trim will be adj
judged as having possession Of lnrge amount
OF money belonging TO tho United states. Tho
may and may not prevent ns from getting
this money. :. .,. =, b q. .
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From New York.

New YonK, Juno 1.--Judge" Barnard 'rocently
rendered decision, holding that tile provisions Of
the State statute OF 1SG2, which gives the Stnte
yessels arc in coitlaycnton to tho Constitution OF
tho United Stntos and tho Acts Gf Congress, which
vests the powor to enforce maritime clnInls e1cu-
siVely III tho United States Courts of Adm raIty
Tnis decision oSerturns q long settled course of
proceedings III tho State ..ourts to enforce claims
by seizng aud subjec ing vessels to sale without
the owners or agents. -" - :
.s,5 tEE W. oYonx, juno Up. M.--specio shipmcnts
:, The remains of Charles T. Browne tArtemus
Ward), have arrived. They will DO conveyed TO
Maine for inturment