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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ o N @ e r T HA L L,
~ CHIe NUT Street, above Twenn.
For sRSrt tine only. spm@enGpg nno on
WEDNfi SD%S and s&TURDH9S l'2Sl lAFFERN ooNs'
et ~ o'clock. The wonder and marvel Of the age
Magnificent and DxPe; xPScI The 9Spsp
The Book Of Revelation uuseaied
THE VISIONS OF ST JOHN PRESENTED TO
From depIgus by the celebrated French artist, Gus
Country S 0s 5De & Pdndd designs S9
senting what 81 John saw when door in Heaven
r. violation. commencing with he Vision OF the
seven Golden Candlestlcks, and ending with tue
DAY OF JUDGMENT.
THE RIGHTEOUS ASCENDING TO HEAVEN.
me 1'' @,OAsu ?TSfffpf'9F T4E B0FFToS1Ess i9sS PIT
TURF HOMIE OF THE W sTREET 4 SH
LIFE AND TRE or FR TiM aoLbEN R5t VRS EVE GE
Fb COZ SS ES p P4LAgE5 h NTH JEW LEW
WHOLE EfQEHISG fN NJ 4 sqETE El55 \ i OF INV
tseemns 70 The beholder one perfect blaze OF glory
NoTICE-These representations. which have filled
ihe largest nails n all the cities of this country with
lhe most refined and Intelligent in the community,
were placed before the public by request the
most most % eminent div1es Of ALL DENOMINATIONS.
dny nave peen produced upon scale of Magnihcence
SRer SRa fPiPf9r oF% SEs 6S9Fs 6H6fTPtsd cost @
emil artist HSmmatt BiinEs ESQ w whose bS
i%lsnt liant conceptions Of the Visions of St, John have
Albert Barnes Of this city author OF Barnes Notes
would make the finest cravings in the world And
in order that the entire community may be enabled
TO view these beautiful and instructive representa-
tions tn price of
ADMISSION no ALL PARTS OF THE HALL Is
PLACED AT TWENTY-FIVE (25) CENTS.
No Reserved Seats.
EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at 21S O'clock when children will be
admitted for l5 cents each. Doors open, Evening, at
7oclock; commence at 8. Afternoons, doors open at
2oclocki commence at 21s. Ticket office open during
the day.
Religious papers circulating over 500 copies in the
city Will please publish this advertisement call atten
ton to the same, and send bill to Concert Hall Octo
Der Is. A, GUDNEY,
l0Su Proprietor
The Piano used at these representations is from
Schomacker's popular establishment No. ll03 Chestnut
street. Tickets Tor sale at Trumplers andat Riseys
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YESTHRDA Z

Brig Rifemsn, small 6S days from Cette, with wine
to Walden koehn d Co. -,
Schr s, Warren Connell, l day from Magnolia Win
grain to j. L. Bewley d Co. ,..,- -, ,,
echr ]. J.. HeveTin, Melvin, day from Little creek
Landing, w iih grain to j. L. Bewley 81 Co,
schr Sarah and Mary, TruaX, day from Dover
with grain 10 j. Barrett.
Schr NJ. g. Burnite Richards, 1 day from Camden
with grain to j. l.. Bewley u Co.
Steamer Cham beriain, Devinney, 4 days from Nan
ticoke river having In tow barge both with lumber
to Bacon, Collins d Co.
Steamer S. f. Phelps, Brown, "a hours from New
York. with mdse, to w, NJ. Baird d Co.
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CLEARED YEsTERnAY.


steamship Tonawanda, Jennings Savannah Phila-
dephia and Southern Mail steamship Co.
Brig American Union, Smith, MonteYideo, Warren,
Gregg & Morris-not as before.
Brig i, Q. Madeira Moslander Antwerp, D. s. SteLson
~ Co.
Echr A. Curtis, Pattson, Richmond a. Kerr q Bro.
Str j. =. Ide, Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
STR f. Franklin Pierson. Baltimore A. Groves, Jr
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SALE OF BooTs AND SHoKs We wouId call the
special attention Of buyers TO the large of Boots
SnoeRt Brogans, BalmOrals, ETC., To be sold by
McCleand u Co., auctoneers. at their store No 508
Market street, on Monday morning, October "a com
mencing at 10 O'clock. -
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MEMORANDA.


steamship Pioneer, Bennett for Philadelphia
cleared at Wilmington yesterday.
Barque M. e. Libby Mounttord, for Philadelphia In
10 days. at Sombrero 22d ult ,,,-,,,
Brig Q. Hamilton, from Rockport for Philadelphia,
al Holmes Hole 10th inst.
Big H. "A. Barnard, Lipplncott, Tor the DelhWAre
Brehkwater at Havana 9Th inst. ~ q, ,,.,- -.
Brig Olive, Harvey, hence, at Savannah 10Th inst.
Schr Ida Nicholson Price, for PhIaoelphla sailed
nom Savannah yesterday. - ,,,, 49,
Schrs L. Maull, Buehler, and X, Edwards, AllenI
hence at Georgetown 10th Inst. . -, =, =, r.
Schr A. ID. Scu Somer for st. John, NJ b.. sailed
Tom Savannah yesterday. go. ..,,
ECbr A. RyersOn HOugntOnI Tor NEW ChsLle' Cleareu
schr Reading RR. No. 4S, hence, at New London eth
instant
schT NJ. Patterson. Whitaker, from Georgetown, at
schis Bee, Hurn. and Gen. Grant, Colburn, hence.
scbr BIeeSe' Barteit from Trenton, Providence
schF R. yaux. Whitaker, from Wilmington, at
Schr F NJ Fox Chase. from Providence for Phila-
delphla, at Newport 9th Inst. -,,,,, ,,
schr L, Fish, from Bangor for Philadelphia, cleared
scSr Calvin S. Edwards hence. at Holmes Hole sth
schf r. W. Tun, Robbins for Philadelphia, cleared
scST j. a. Babcock Doughty. for Philadelphia, sailed
schTs N. P. smith, Greeni H. A, Weeks Hickman;
Ross; Ephraim ana Anna, Thompson; NJ 2. smith,
Grace Pearl Adams; ]. II, Bartlett, Bartlett; D. =.
Mershon, Ayresi b. L. sherman, Whletts e. Nicker-
Kelly; and j. Lancaster Williams, hence al Bos-
IS Steamer g. H. Stout Ford for Philadelphia, sailed
from Georgetown 10th Inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the third class nun buoy
on Pond Island Reef entrance to Kenneoec river,
Me, having been sunk at its moOrings, spar buoy
has been substituted In Its place until further notice.
Portland, oct. o. 1867.
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BURGLARY.-Last evening, about half-past
10 o'clock, . private watchmau saw a man
coming out of Bullock's cloth store, at Second
and Chestnut streets. On examining the door
cious individual captured him. and handed
him over to policeman. The store was then
examined, when it was found that the safe had
been opened and rapsacked. The prisoner was
taken to the Central Station, where he was
recognized as John Cronin, who was arrested
some time ago on the charge OF robbing a store
on Market street. He will have hearing at
the Central Station this afternoon.
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JUDGE LUDLOW SERENADED.-Last evening
number OF citizens met at the Hall in the
Twentyseventh Ward and proceeded to the
residence of Judge Ludlow, with a band of
music, to congratulate him on his reelection.
In response to the compliment Judge Ludlow
made few appropriate remarSs.
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THE MoYAMENsING AND Hope TROUBLE
Last night the Special Committee of Councils,
the Moyamensing Hose aud Hope Engine Com
panies, held a session in the Common Council
Chamber. Mr.. John L. Shoemaker acted as
Chairman, and John Eckstein as Secretary. The
Committee last night took testimony in the
Hope VS.. the Moyamensing only, reserving
hearing in the contra case for future occasion.
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FINE CoNFECTIoNs.-At George W. jenkins
no. lO81 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, ETC., as we'll as
fine assortment OF confections Jenkins is
worthy of a call ' 40
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CBRAP SoAPl GOOD SOAP - Natrona Refined
Ssponiher or Concentrated Lye. Two cents pound
for superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of Soft Soap
for cent, Every family can make their own Soap
All varieties Of Soap easily made cup of coffee,
is new concentrated lye for making Soap just dis
covered in Greenland in the Arctic seas and is COM
posed mainly of illuminate OF soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat produces the best detersive
Soap In the world. One box will make l75 pounds Of
good Soft Soap. its equivalent In superior Hard
Soap, Retailed by ali druggists and in the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
ran obtain II wholesale in cases. each containing 4s
hoxes at a liberal discount, of all the wholesale
gYocers and druggists in all the towns and cities of the
United States, or OF CllFFORD PEMBERTON,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Pa
GRAND DISPLAY OF PITrsBURe GRAPEs.-On Tues
day and wednesday, October 10 and 6, will be
nib tion the Philadelphia depot OF thesKnox Fruit
Farm and Nurseries, No. 727 Market street, upwards
of ffty different VarietI OF grapes, including many
new kinds of great promise. Amateurs aud the public
generally are invited to call aud see them,
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IT Is WELL to get clear of Cold the first week. but
IL Is much better and safer to rid yourself of t tue
htst torty-eight hours-the proper remedy for the
purpose being DIR. Jaynes EXpectorant, Sold by all
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M THOMAS 4 SONS, N Os. ISs AND lac


ocobdr s5dE Is OF AZ REAL 5s ESEAI sr9oKs
0TAGoNY-Elegant country seat, residence, ana
TTAA669EXyP COS V country residence.
,WALNUT-Nos. 2l21, 2i25, 2I27, 2iS3 and 2is5, five
INVENT SECOND AND TwENrY.TH1Rn-
sEYENTEENTH AND EleHTEENTH-LarEe
siXTH:I;No. sis Cs.l, Valuable brick dwelling
RMEIRsWHIqq8S3p1T6NS. MIsWHIq qSp16 5S2, brick brick dwelling.
CHRIsTIAN-Nos 22O4 and 22Os, two genteel dwell
fRoNT AND VINES. E. corner. Camden. W.,
SSIE NfRs st2Si Snd dwsR Saans
RASk AND p J&GoBSos 'I E. EASosoSISSc ooTScr, store and
GADboNFIELD. N. J.-cOuntry seat and farm. 100
RICHMOND Nineteenth Ward; six brick dwell
EDGEMoNT AND DIVISIONS. W. corner, four
FORTY FIFTH AND OREGON s. E. corner.
EIGHTEENTH-No. 1871, above Walnut modem
DEAN-No. $50. modern residence,
MARRIOTT-No. 1885, genteel dwelling.
5YsI 2Sp ana
PINE AND ALBION Modern dwelling
EMALLQN1No M LON 722' two brick dwellings.
EiGHTH = No lSS, above Walnut, store and
LANCASTER AVENUE Modern dwelling and
IOcUsT-No 4iCs handsome residence
SHIPPEN-No lbs, store and dwelling.
4lo ana 4l9a Two Modern residences
WATERING. 8. above Market valuable store.
GROUND RENTS-s2l a year
&ooO flrst mortgage SonS Baid Eagle Valley Rail-
10 shares Green and Coates Railway Company.
20 shares Enterprise Insurance Conspany.
| 5000 Huntingdon and Broad Top Consolidated
share in the Philadelphia Library and Athen@um.
$50 shares American Anti Incrustator Company.
ssIares soui6wark Bank. ''''O'D'
Is shares Union transportation Company.
c3 shares Empire Transportation
25 shares Central TRANSPORTED ion Company.
5 shares Academy OF Music, With ticket.
Catalogues now ready. [10I2H
SUPERIOR WALNUT FURNITURE EIEGANr
PIIAANo EoRTEs tE Ie EINE ca RPETs; OIL CLOTHS,
On Tuesday Morning,
Oct 10, at 10 o'clock, at the N W. corner Eighth
and Spruce streets, by catalogue the entire superior
Parlor, Chamber, and Dlnlngroom Furniture 10 l22s
fA PUBLIC sALE,-TH0MAs & SONS, a
VERY VALUABLE FARM AMI COUNTRY
SEAT rs Acres, Lancaster Turnpike, PAOLI,
CHESTER COUNTY, Pennsylvania, about 1S miles
on TUESDAY. October 29 1867, at 70 O'Clock, Noon;
will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
very desirable FARM and COUNTRY SEAT
seventy-eight acres, near Paol Station, on the
Chester county, Pennsylvania, eiGibly located ior
Country Seats and Building Lots. The Improve
style Tenant House, frame Barn. spring-hou
Shr1isge Car @ House and all necessary ontbIildngs:
SON. on the pFTfmTtoSsS; TToI;XGsE GE 70 SONS Arotorao.
10 u sat Nos. lS9 and I4l S. FOURTH Street
T N. GUMMEY "a \ . SONS, AUCTONERRs,
Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES A 70
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
5 Sd ana sSee
full descriptions Of property TO be sold also pars
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LET Us SETTLE DowN''-And In dolngthat, let us
AL the winners and the losers IN the election, get
Ing won, l. is 9ppFoprlate to appear 70 the best
they may look as though tbey had Won This
ment can be effected satisfactorily and at little cost,
ing House, under the Continental.
TIE AMERICAN Combination Buttonhole over.
seeming seeming and and Sewing Machine Company, are now
with the demand for their machines. They have
great perfection and can now defv All eompetitlnn
saesrooms at the corner of Eleventh and Chestnut.
FINE CoNFEoTIoNs.--At George w. jenkins
NO. lOSI Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc., as we'll as a
me assortment OF confections. Jenkins is
worthy of call.
sbsaa s11 oT Rgo5s 81 AMR wSgd CAL the
SHOES, Brogans, Bamorals, etc, to be sold by
Market street, on Monday morning, October li com
mencing at 10 O'Clock.
IT WELL to get clear of a Cold the first week. but
first foTty.eght hours-the proper remedy Tor T he
purpose being Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, Sold by all
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
lug Machines, No. $50 Chestnut street.
USE "PLANTATIoN" ToBAcco-the best in market
E, Goodwin Brother sell II everywhere.
suRPAssED BY, NO OTHER, AND MADE BY HAND
30 The model Shoulder Seam Shirt"
BB- The "Model Shoulder Seam Shirt"
pa The Model Shoulder Seam Shirt
McINTIRE & BRO, No. 1895 Chestnut street.
JONES d THAoHER. Printers. 6lO Minor st.
~" TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT
ER Tremendous assortment
Hf Tremendous Assortment
80 Tremendous Assortment
Mems and BOYS Gothfngy=7Sn
Mems and BOyS' CZOthiRg g@SSm
Mems and BOVS' Clothing l=tsn
Mems and Boys Clothing l=6N
H5- Latest and Best StyIeSg
Rf- Latest and Best Suites
90 Latest and Best StVLeSg
Ad- Latest and Best Stytesl
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING House,
OAK HALL.
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
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RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
Shares One Dollar each,
Engraving and Present with each share.
Value of presents, $500 coo.
Onicn No I2oh Chasnnt street..
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETIryGs Frr,,
49,, . On Friday Morning,
october Is, at IL O'clock, on four unontha, cradle
about zoo pieces of ingram, Venetian, list hemp COT
tage, and rag carpetlngs. s. fIGi ~ NJ
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TuB AMERICAN Combination ButtOnhole Over
scanning and Sewing Machine Company, are now
pushing their business tremendously to keep pace
with the demand for their machines. They have
brought the quality and finish OF their workmanshlp
70 great perfection and can now defy all CON petition
EAlesrooms at the corner of Eleventh and Chesnut
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeaOs see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RIsEs. s...........-...6 sos Moon RISES .,, ass
SUN 25 HIeH WATKR..-....... O27
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
tug MaehLnes. No. 80 ChesnnL slreeL
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Oct. IS, at 10 o'clock. four months credit 1000
packages boots, shoes, brogans, ETC. of city and
Eastern manufacture. fi095t
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TNHOMAS BIRCH Il SON, AUCTIONEBRS
j AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
CHEsNUT Street, rear entranse No. llb7 SanaOm
street.
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LA SSis PosITINE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
On four months credit, - NSN4S1s -
,.., =. On Thursday Morning,
october H. at 10 o'clock, embracinp ahont ,Ooo ao,N
ages and lots Of fancy and staple ARTICLES fio N
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At 10 O'clock at the northwest corner OF Eighth and
Spruce Streets will be Sold the furniture OF family
declining housekeeping, comprising rosewood piano
forte made by Schumacher Co.; suit parlor furni-
reps; Brussels other carpets furniture of
fifteen chambers; mirrors; fine hair mattresses;
diDng-room and kitchen furniture; ~ stoves fetc.
Catalogues can be had at the auction store saur
day. [l01l2t
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" JONES, TEMPLE q co.,
~ y A 8 H I N BILE H AT I r g.
NO. Is s. NINTH Street.
First Store above Chestnut street, t49a
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AUCTION SALES.

LARGE PERRIN PToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETO -
On Monday morning,
october a. at 10 o'clock on four months credit 900
lots or French, India, German, and British ibry
Goods. Ti0aM@
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USE "PLANTATIoN" ToBACCo-the best in market
u. Goodwin g Brother sell u eyerywhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The evidence
presented in the Surratt trial to-day
related to the general conspiracy, and
did not seem TO involve the prisoner by
any new evidence. Surrstt paid close
attention TO the details Of his mothers
arrest, aud at times appeared moved by
their recital -- -U...
Gen. Grants presence on the witness
stand attracted the greatest interest, al
though his testimony related to the sim
pie fact OF Jacob Thompson having been
in the rebel service. Surratt manifested
no little curiosity to see Gen. Grant, and
his counsel shook hands with him as he
came from the stand. Gen Grant was
aitired IN plain citizens dress
The prosecution, 20 the surprise OF
many, announced that they would close
their evidence in two or three days IL
may also be added that there was some
disappointment at the inability Of one
witness, Mrs Benson (late Hudspsth) 70
recognize Sprratt as one Of the parties
who accidentally dropped a letter 70 Her
presence, relating TO the conspiracy 70
assassinate.
Members Of Congress are arriving
quite freely even this early. and no
doubt is felt ofa quorum in both Houses
on Wednesday next A letter from
Speaker ColfaK is published, dated Gin
einnati, June q, urging an attendance
Of he nembeEs on the hrs1 day-cl the
session. - on
The Star Of this evening says, that il
learns ihAt the President decided before
he went away not TO accede to General
Sickles' request 70 be relieved.
The truth Of The report Of the resigua-
ton Of Admiral Tucker, Of the Peruvian
navy, formerly in the rebel naval ser
vice. has been confirmed BY subsequent
adrices from Callao.
A bill Il being prepared for The organ
ration b. Congress Il iis coming session
Of q Territerial government for our re
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MAX. A PIgHTIsr.

A correspondent of the New York
Herald, named Clark, accompanied
Macmillan from the City of Mexico to
Queretaro, which be left on the lstof
June. He arrived in New Orleans
few days ago, and the New Orleans Times
says: Mr.. Clark states that in all the
rencontres between the Imperialists and
Republicans, the former were uniformly
successful, and that on all occasions
Macmillan displayed the most brilliant
courage and high soldierly qualities.
The capture Of Queretaro, Mr. Clark
thinks, would not have been effected but
for the treason of Lopez, - sag
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rar v,roroRAr coLLEaE OF is0s.

A writer in the New York Epenfi'g
Post submits list Of the States, aud an
estimate Of their political complexion 70
the next House Of Representatives and
in the electoral college at the next
Presidential election. He gives Con-
neciicut and all the seeded States to
the Democrats, together With Delaware,
MARYLAND and Kentucky. The result IN
the electoral college is, Republicans
22o, Democrats, 80; in the House, he
publicans, l4l; Democrats, lO4, "a The
writer adds:
IfNow York be given 10 the Demo
Gratis, the Republicans wonldPstiil nave
in the electoral college one hundred ana
a;ghtv-seyen votes, TO one hundred and
thirty. two Democrats. lfNew iork ahu
Pennsylyania are both given TO tue
Democrats, this would make the eleelo'
raj college stand one hundred and sixty,
one Ropublicans TO one hundred and
ff,v.eigbt Democrats. If Connecticut
wb;ch is given 10 the Democrats In the
I;s, should 20 Republican, this would
Give the Republicans fifteen majority,
With the loss TO them Of New York ana
pennsylvania. If the Republicans should
Iose these States and New Jersey and
gain Connecticut they would sun nave
a majority in the electoral college lou
will see that the struggle is likely 10 De
lively and the contest close.
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FROM PORTLAND. ME.

PORTLAND, June 28.-At the Republi :
can State Convention, held at Augusta,
Ga. ] ex-G Governor CARR presided. Han :
nibal Hamli1 made speech advocating
impeachment. Governor Chamberlain
was nominated by acclamation, Senator
Morrill, said the President could not be
trusted, and Congress did not trust him
when. they adjourned until July Sd, and
events had yindieated the foresight /
Hon J. A. Pike addressed tho Conven-
ton. He said he had only stopped aon
his way to Washington. Congress we're
going 10 make recopstruction laws SO
plain, that the wsyfaring man, though
fool, would not err therein. They had
spent the last session clipping the wings
Of the President, but if he was still dis
posed to soar, it might be necessary to
r
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STAMPEDE IN PAMELA.

Information has reached this city,
through sources entirely reliable, that
in Pamela county, Miss, quite a number
of negroes have fed from the fields and
gone TO hide in the woods. This has
been affected by negro preacher He
has informed them that if they register
they will be sent to Africa, or be drafted
into the army and taken to the West to
fight Indians. The reverend stampeder
is playing havoc with labor contracts,
and plunging crops into sea of green
grass and weeds There is something at
the bottom of this. What is it
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THE HEATED TERM.

Congress is to assemble on the first
Wednesday in July. The Louisville
Courier says the fat has gone forth IN
the form of manifesto issued by
schenck, the hero of Vienna, which has
been ratified by over thirty of his fellows,
and confirmed by the Jacobin press,gen'
orally throughout the country. Schenek
a second time appears as the leader in a
strategic movement against the South.
On the first occasion he was remarkably
successful. A maneuver was executed
by him that arrested the attention OF
even so veteran a soldier as Winfield
Scott. And well it might; for to this
renowned leader belongs the honor OF
being the first general ever known who
mar ched his troops with locomotive speed
into the very jaws of an enemy ready
and able to gobbls themlup. ~ 3
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Gently acquired Russian territory. Two
candidates for the position OF Territorial
Gosernor have already been limited NJ
here. A.
Only four members Of the Judiciary
Committee, Messrs. Boutwell,, Williams,
MArsihsiii aud Eldridge, are at present in
the city, consequently there was no
quorum at the meeting this morning.
The absentees will probably be here to.
morrow morhing. '- !
Representative Boutwell, is in favor of
pushing the impeachment programme,
and proposes tho adoption of articles at
this session, and the trial Of the PRESS
dent by the adjourned session in October.
IA No orders are about TO be issued, as
stated, by direction Of the President, to
military commanders on their power to
make removals. This question is GER
.tainly delayed until bis return.
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BY TELEGRAPH i
THE NOON DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The principa
witness examined ia the surratt tria
yesterday, was louis J. Weichmau, whose
testimony was quite lengthy, and impli'
Gated both Mrs. snrratt and John d
Surratt in the conspiracy. Weichmar
was boarding with Mrs, Surratt at the
time of the murder Of Lincoln.
The President and suite, accompanied
by Governor English, visited Yale Col
lege. The President-addressedr the stu
dents in parental and practical m annel
concerning their studies, aims and
chances Of life Seward also addressed
them. The party left at IL o'clock. by
boat, for New York.