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The Irish Proclamation

l .
The following is the proclamation issued by the
Fenians in Ireland an abstract Of which was given
some days ago in our cable dispatches. ,,.,.
sL R.-paooLAMArtoN-rHE IRzsH PEOPLE TO THE
| tai$ WORLD. y 9
ssWe have suffered centuries OF outrage. en-
forced poverty and bitter misery. 81 Our rights and
liberties have been trampled on by an alien aris
toccacy, who, treating ;us as foes, usurped our
lands and drew away from our unfortunate coun-
Try al ain material 5iches: The real owners Of the
driven across the ocean to seek the means Of Iy-
ing and the political rights denied to them at
to eo s 5 5Sso1g5s agd Ha aoR
never lost the memory and hope Of anational e1
We appealed in vain to the reason and sense OF
Justice OF the dominant (sic) powers. Our mild
est remonstrances were met with sneers and con-
ceo, eegPs orr M appeas to arms were always unsuc-
left we again appeal to force rs our last resource
we accept. the conditions Of appeal manfully
dom than to continue ON existence Of utter serf-
| dom. AL men nre born with equal rights; and in
associatinE together to protect one. another and
associations should rest upon basis which nnain-
tains equality instead tsic) destroying it. We,
therefore, declare that, unable longer to endure
ut founding q republic, based on UNIVERSAL sui sui
frage (siol, which shall to all the intrinsic
sent IN the possession Of an oligarchy. belongs to
u.s. the Irish people, and to it must be restored
We declare, also, in favor Of absolute liberty of
conscience and the complete separation of church
! and state. ss.5 ~. .7@-'~T7I7 :
Ws appeal te the highest tribunal for evidence OF
tho justice of our cause. History bears testimony
to the intensity OF our sufferngs and we declare,
in the face of our brethren, thatwe intend no war
against the people of England our war is against
who have eaten the verdure of our fields against
the ar1stocratc 1eeches who drain alike our blood
aaa and theirs i; Republicans Of the entire world our
Let your hearts be with us. AS for you, worlmen
of England, it is not only your hearts we wish but
dation brought to your fresides by the oppression
Of labor. Remember the past. look welt to the
your children in the coming struggle for human
freedom. f . /, t5j8.5aI .f:t3Tf'.i .t 'To'. i
| Herewith we proclaim she Irish Republic
-1 tuTF51s pp0vJsrnvAr y 3
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On hand and shipbo' not
cleared. Al, 1856 1S,TO3


make important change this week in tho receipts
at other Texas ports and in the exports New Or
leans Being unn3!e to procure reliable accounts ut the
Obliged for many years to compile them from the re-
eeipts nom those reported in the New York aud Nw
between Texns and Now Orleans via Berwick Bay aud
sent commercial year. it was agreed BY the publishers Of
the New Orleans Price Current and myself to arod
counting tbs sae cotton twico in the annual crop, that
al the cotton received at New Orleans by TINT route
should be credited to Texas but te cotton was thon
grown in that portion OF Louisiana Now, however
culture has to large extent given way to cotton culture
and the result o! growing correspon
dence with Mr. Young OF the Now Orleans Price Current
shows that of the receipts per Opeousas Railroad to the
LIST inst 1924 bales Of cotton tho product Of Lou
iann That amount have therefore deducted stated
above. ~ ~ tiS;sF5s .J - +" - JAMES Soa1Ey
.Gnlvestc n. March 18th 1867: III. : "i~.'- o'~-t
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yhe 1api1gg 1pigg . Nems*
z-=THURsDHM MoRa1No; MAR0H q, 1857; = :
] THE UNCONSCIOUS ORPHAN.

Mother, j have found tear
: In your ovol How came It thcrer
More arc comin2-uow they chase
One another down your face.
How feel your bosom heavel
What does mako you sob and grieye?
Let mo Wipe your tears away,
Or cannot go and playi H
Why is father sleeping SOP
Put mo down and let me go
Lot me 90 whero can stand.
Near enough to reach his hand.
Why, it feels us stiG and cold
Az piece Of leo to holdl
Lift me up TO kiss his check;
Then, perhnps, he'll wake aud speak.
Mother, oh it isn't he,
For he will not look at met
Father hadn't checks so white
See the lips are fastened tight.
Father :!-s:c:ys enaEe end smiled.
Calling mo bis ''dnrling child"
He would give and ask kiss
When came-but who is this?
# 'tis father. has he done VI.
Speaking to his darling one? N
VIII he never, never moro
Know and 1--we me Us before2
Could he hear what we hive said
Tell me, what is being dead
Oh he doesn't breathe q BREATH
Mother, what's the cause Of death?
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baltimore Marked.

BALTIMORE, March 25.-Cor1oN-There wa bet
ter feeling today and prices advanced 1c. under
favorable "cable adv1ces. We report sales Of Hddng
CoFrEE-1s inactive; the only sales were 100 bags Rio
at9 cts and 100 do private terms Last sale Of
guHyra was ot 1SL cts. we quote ut 18a19 cts.
EIouR-The market is firmly maintained though very
little doing For thercis but little inquiry
and since the Late advance the rado buy sparnqy
and only for immediate wants Winter wheat brands of
E1a we're advanced to-day in sympathy with tho recent
OF spring gradcs the price of Chesapeake
and other similar brands now $40 So ana Paapsco s17
We have only to notice sale Of 100 bbs Howard Street
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Conway boro, s. O., March 18TH 1857. tAH14'' 80 q

.sDNIyERsrrY OF SOUTH Cxho11HA. !!&1Re are in in
debted to Rey: g: Bruce WalkSS 1or ., copy Of the
catalogue of the, above Institution; The Uniyer-
schools. Students are a.lowsd to choose the de-
partments which they wish to: spursue provided
however,, students will be allowed to enter less
than three schools. The appi icant for admission
to- the University must be at least fifteen years OF
certified IN writing by his last preceptor, ,or aenae
other suitable person: II from another university
or college, his standing must be:shown: to have
been good at the time Of his leaving it. He must
also have good. elementary acquaintance With
arithmetic and algebra The schools are all flled,
with the exception of Law and Medicine, and these
vacancies will :be filed in May. There ARE lOs
1nntric.1lates: The ibrar 600 volumes.
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li-5H.s: -.aHALUED AT
100000. !.

MILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w name and value Of each article of our goods are
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed Onreceipt OF Is CENTS envelope Containing
such ticket will be dawn without chotce and delivered
at our office. sent by mail to any address, The pur-
chaser after seeDg what article It draws and its yle
which may be from olr to Ave hundred dollars-can
then on payment OF dollar, receive the article
Named or may exchange It for other article marked
on or nt the same value Every ticket draws an
ardcle:worth one doIr- or more No BLAHKs. -
Our patrons can depend on 1air honorable dealing
The article drawn Will be delivered nt ofice reear
ess o 1ts value Or promptly sent directed by return
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from be file at our Of
nee, among whom weare permitted to refer to: i
John g. Holcomb Ianobertvie, n j. gold watch yalue
$3.50; Bennett NO Cumberland street Brook
y9 sewing machine $50: Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn
ington p. g, diamond pin, SITS; c. Sutherland No.
2S Ntneteenth street n T.. sewing machine, 80; Jos
Camp Einira, N. Y, melodeon, si50; Miss l. Colltns
Atlanta Ga, diamond cluster ring S225; Dr. Henry
Smith, Worcester, HASA, sewing machine S85; A. Shaw
No 13S 18th street. N T., gold WATCH $50; Edw Bowl
ton, Naahvle, Tenn, nelodeon, $1OO; James Rrsse;I
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; n u.
Smith PTovtdence R. T.. silver lever watch $50: Oscar
Purity. Madison, n =, music boz s45; Hon. b New
en. ST Pnurs, MINI, gold watch, $1sS; T. r. Sperry
LttchAead,' Conn.,, silver watch, SIS; VIM B. Peck Har
leIn Als, music boz 575; Vim. Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver ten set Sl25j Miss E. M. schenck Detroit Mich
diamond rings, s225: Pierre Beaudins St. Cariea
HofeT NeusEorcana diamond ring. $17O; Mrs. Martha
BARNES, ST. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value s125.
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moaaANs &c! MEN n Ono DUKE:
iate SECOND n command TO MonaAa, writes Of the.
conduct of the Confederate troopson hg

late SECOND III command to MonaAa, writes of the.
conduct of the Confederate The celebrated
The dispoaition2 for h0lesale plunder exceeded
anything thas any of ms had ever seen bafora T'he
men seemed by a desira to s.pay OFF, il
the .,eneny.s country an scores that the Federal
cause appeeh hension which our zsuaion mieSt ai
nave lnEpHeA seemed only to make them .reseic.
iess Calico Raa the staple article Of
each man could Eget 'one) tied d bolt of ii
to nus saddle onayto throw sway and get afrs sh
with any sort Of method Or reasonNit seaped p ~
be q mania, Eenseless and purpeseless one. man
carried brdTcarRe with three canariasin 4 lfnr
TWO days. Another. one rode with q chaa1np-dish.
wnacn: !eokea like small metallic cofiua on Ithe
20 t6qaW s = a%sv as saddle until an him
weather. was Intensely warn, nm, m:
other stu slang geyen' parse skates around his
very few articles or Eea value taken-theY pllaged
hke noye fopplng an orchard. i. would not have
Deheved that g4ch q passion could been DE-
veioped, 80 ludicrously, among amy BODY 81 ciyil
l3ed men. Is AZ Hketon, Ohio one MN, = hroi;a
tnfough the guard posted Mt q store. r11shed II
3tremblng with and ayaficeG and filed
fa has POCKETS VI; hon buttons They would With
awhile tied 81 Their s TOYS. 9unoer a1ser
The General ssayB that they; were treated with
distinguished attention by the citizens 1 Of. Ohio.
Before quitting Ohio il ia bnt inat -
the kind hospitality Of the citizens Al avery hoMse
that We approached the dwel1ers thereof. them.
setves absent, parhaps unable to endure Ineet;no
tnat would have been had LIFT wnTm ,,ies'
Iesny Raasds the tables This touching at
.ne1a 70 our tastes was appreciated Some ind
PIES we're intended to propitiate u.s. and prevent emf
Lne It1nder OF the houses;
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ter the e1ports 292 bids sugar and 40 bbls molasses
FaE1oH1s.-We quote: By steam for New York, Hc,
y for cotton and s5 2 hid for tobacco: by steam to
oston Nc 10 for cotton by sail for Liverpool 9l6c.
Id. q ib A = 4 - = :.
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sTRANaE REcovERY.-some time ago man in
this District WAS shot, at distance Of thirty or
forty yards, with large brakebone.. shot. One of
them took effect in the left shoulder Joint, two
and half inches to the left Of the spine, just be-
low. the scapula, and is yet visible between the
breastbone and left nipple, and o little below q
level with the nipple. After running short dis
tance he fell, and every symptom 6f concealed
hemorrhage and speedy dissolution was visible!
Brandy and morphine we're freely used, with small
ton. Blood freely escaped from the mouth, nose
and bowels, and on the third day he arose and
vent to work, complaining only y,of little soreness
.; (: s. ,-. -, .,r .e1ts EYE Witness
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New x orks Market.
,:.;S 11oEEY MARKET.

- OoAo ~ z2oV Ss PER 9s1lpt- si.9- Sr u
X. X Il - ~: III New York 1Iarket. A
50 tiss:sE u 4: ~ 1doSE9 MARKET. 1t,l @
The New York Journal Of comnacrce of Monday, March
25th, says F.G; Fs b.
The market is moderately active in the various depart
with capital the demand from speculative borrowers
Less urgent IT. than fsw dsys since but sufficient to main
securities IN asge sums at SOS cent T1 T5o sSnse OF dis
:.! PRODUCE MARKET. s.. = y s5
| NEW YORK, March 2S-BaEApsI urTs,e-The naarket
ss as & ss
at 50 salo 76 for sperne stta IS sor conmon
5 81 e s9 & Ss
and s11a1a extra DO; s2 rs choice extra
% 1aasG ct s1a
Louis at s1sa1l Is for spring. s 25a17 tor winter
tsa sste :s.:: sos1s sogis 70 %
1ess %sssn: i esg1s sss@1s IS IS
Extra Ohio round II 70@12 IS
g g SSgos SSsos g g
sooTEa F1o1nThc market i. mora seys 1s at siGes ~
conmon, and sla 7Oaae 70 extra and fhlIy brands
holders demanding ar1er rates We notice sales Of
500 bbls and sacks at 81 5uaI5 25 a.
SSs anag e run N
% 65a5 rs aEoat and tn store.
WHEAr-The market is quiet at m adynnra = i II ec
essnkie; So 45a AZ for common "a fair ~. 90 ~ r NJ
dos IS IL ior white Caifornia and IS 10 for am
bes State. r- Il
2esoo At @ sse far se
CoHa-The market opened duh and heavily hrtnloa: a
two me sales are bna al AZ s7 GS no
ssipptns Western mixed IN stores; and 81 1sal1s do
maintained. We notice sales q f2so BAGS Santos
balance Of OF 1nsulanerin and 5000 bags st DO
fningoin bond on private terms. -. a., d, ~,
I IS The receipts have been
many holders decline to sen unless nj aIaiie beter
prices than prevailed yesterday The sales ere lare5y
Ior speculation, haf salas We Quota
sli st< I'LL Vts 4lsy Ii 4aorleans
[E.tt Up1nnd. Florida Mobile. and Texns
Good Ordnary .:&.28 :-g-. 2s g. sss.-s ~
Low 1Mddffng.ss IL ;So9 So so i5 81 IL
Middnng 81 T7y TT 81 ET&Tt.S 50 50
Good fMddltng :t:22 <
FHu11s auction $3.50 boxes Sicily oranges were
sold at g 1oes Bs and 1900 boxes lemons - sa 7on
HAx f4ir demand. with sales at 81 ssa1
noIlsaEsL more active. at about forInes npures
sales were made of $50 hhds As terces Sc bbla Tndai
at 60c70 hhds II Heroes Mnnzanila 7oc sna 10 hhds
Centrifugal at 4Oc g5T T ----- - ~
NAVAL sroREs5-s1trits Turpentine ..is inactive We
quote at 78a79c for Io In rogna bnsness
Is SMALL common is held at 25: aaes Of so bbs NJ
made
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The Macon -Aeeseages ssays that the ME-, Solomon,
Sonnson, nez1n recenf1 posnted Treasury cIark:
e MsMashington sEas ones the oaehnan: of Hons
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BEN BurIKn on THE P1rza . In. !. IN 1;a .+i,t .,
Mr.. Blaine on the impeachment ouestion ~ Con. ~.
gress, pm Saturday. the hero of Fort Fisher in
Singe@ ina ySe aoe ,yeE regard
the newspaper people, he said, who had not dannb- h.
+els ts sens negheWa. neles, aunts and cousins in
tnth ne Ihefssm fss,s Offices q the government Whatever
ne members ef the pro9ession Who Iie Rnissr ~
M taao ASIDE an honorahle calling to follow pursuits
t tpr whleh they we're utterly untitled but In WHICH
to11etY One thing, however, can Be sS;d @ - tAs IL
;T;pape&r & soldiers which cannot said Of other
1,e,s +M WHO no were ambitons q military Elory
% the subject silyer asons lheym nave IA Ssi
tne!r WEAKNESSES, but il was only in associa t;o
with Whlskeypnnch. r.. Herald Of ne 2ah9 -
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harp.
We take the following Communication from the

Herewith we proclaim che Irish Republic. #
n.3: t'THE PROVISIONAL GovERNMENT.n
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, Z: 5:; s!.:s s. s.! I
-l = s E5 s9 47 ~ s-f cts r q. az !+f.s
i :: :: r. :;;r:9!5;,f
lss X, .s :, ..tF NJ ;isZ
"a smile was on her iip-health was IN her look
strength @ Saa IN her STEP snd in her handsPLAsEl.
!, .s. III; $. + i s60-X Il s:;fss!
"a few bottles Of fElAura1Ion Hrrsr a. ~ y
M VIII cure Nervous Hesdache ..s5zf425
:. gold E1tre4natiea and Feyensh Iipsss
s. sour Stomach and Fsttd Breath. s.
- EIasulency and Indigestion. $ss@
Md Nervous Affections. 4f.N sSS s>Ff NJ y ss% Il
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath fT
.a.. Pain over the EyeA. - " s5 a a
- 7" Mental Despondencyj sS;s s. .s.4ss 81
"a PtoatSattcns Great Heakneas : Y Al
~ SaloH Compilation, Weak Bowels, DO n
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3 lMqoRTANruERwIF7aAT.E,salsss: l d:

4y RoCHE$SER q, T. .Dece;uber u lRS1
MesGacRaHaDn1xRA Asc6-zI have bean e crast mi.
esser nom Dyspeps.a Or Ssd hsdto
ia1andan AZ ny protesaio1 Abent months agU /
now nearly 4 well mAa. have rscomrasnded fhain "a
several % know Always With signal
'be1eat, ana, respectfully yours,
s;9 Rev. ~ q. 0ATRORE.a q
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The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Monday, March
25th, says. I5Fszss5s .,Tsil5s Fs-I f
The market is moderately active in the various depart
ments The money market continues to be well supplied
with capital; the demand from speculative borrowers is
less urgent than few days since but sufficient to main
stock collateras ut 6a7 p cent and upon Government
securities in large ut SOS q cent range Of dis
count for the best commercial paperta 5as @ cent per
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x PRODUCE MARKET.

| NEW YORK. March zs.-BREADsI IuFTs-Thc market
tor State and Western -four s quite active prices
ruling ten cents better Sales Of $500 barrels
extra sate s11 soa12 70 for good to choice do 50 $50
10 7hfor s1perhne Michigan, Ohto, Iowa. &C.,
Do; including brands Of round hoop Ohio at
31 7oa12 S. and trade brands S12 Goals 75 81
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Total gross recet. t..sas .E ne4!
From Mobile, etc. 1874
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R1cE.-Market quiet mo sales we quote Carolina at
10Sa1OI cts for Sir tor11se Rangoon held ut eka9

3u1AR.--We, continue to report quiet market, the
only saea were 80 bids. Rico at 10k cs and 1s
d. DO at u cts; generally unchangcdfair
sAL1-With light stocks aud moderate demand prices
are maintained ns before quoted viz: for Liverpool Fine
.Isla.id G2a65 cents per bushel. &Qs5 ,s
!. WH1sKEH-Resans inactive and stin held nonfnally
IN bond at 25aso cts per gallon. .fT +,
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Gn1vcstOn Cotton Statement.
sGs GALVESTON. March 90, 1867.
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COMMERCIALS.
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~ ErD0rfa.r = y.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka-70 tiercea Rice ~
bags Cotton. 100 bales Upland; Cotton 1As bales
Domestcs, Sc 124 Packages. 80, t.. rsa
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E.!5AAsN.Wheat-l370- hllsJrss Pennsy1vana,:
ssje Jn-72oo bushels wbite ana G0oo bushels yellow
prsed he receipts; included in the sales 1850
els air to prime Maryland white 81 07a 10; and 1900
bushels yellow at 81 o7a1 o. Of oats 152e bushels
do ut SIC. Nothing doing in rye. , . ..S ,9:: 5Ft
to report; stock In first hands
sasts OF a2 hhds Engsh island; or other descriptions
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4, GcorRetown Market.

GEORGETbWN, 8 c., 1Earch 2.-untiiyy III one
bae to report this week 1--WE quose from 2 to 80 Cents
dntaes paid by purchaser. u. e. ; ~ :
this weekatthe above figures. .iA =
InreEnsales Of about 100 sticks ordinary at ftcu s
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oMPARATTyE RECErTs OF, COTTON .AT.yNTW onIEA A1gs
YtR r1E pAsr rWo wrEtS, -
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49,. III Is
Exported previously s. "a
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Augusta Market

(. AUGUSTA, March 26:--- Money market quiet
GoID.-Buying at 1s5 and selling at Isl.
SuvRR-Baying at 197 and selling ut 1S2 But few se-.
c7lEittes offcrine without any change quotatona
CoTroN.-The market this morning opened active and
but in the afternoon depression cannsd By the adj
vices OF decline In New York and Liverpool and the
market closed rather dull Sales Of the dry amounted to
237 bales, follows: at 49, at at at 81
at 2e1, % al a. at 273k, 49, As md la
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Z. 80 -. ,:il3i2 LIST OF VESSELS + sSsss
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

] The steamship George Upton. Crowell from this
port for Boston put into Norok March 2 short of
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The State Military Association reconvened this morn
ing Resoiu,ons were adopted urging tho Governor to
order an cucampment or much of the National Guard
rs may be desirable the coming also request
,,g no Legislature TO drcc, tho Central Park Commits.
scncrs 10 appropriate suitable parade ground ia the
Fork Cor ths use of tho First Division
The various amendments propo-od to the military
cote worc refcrrcd 70 tho Adiu'ent Genera
and The Inspector General Colonel Hail moved 'hht
eonc action he by this association Nv which nc
sum or ssC1oco shah he appropriate for TIC purroea
aiming and cqnipvng tho National Guard The resciu
iion was adopted Captain Heath moved that Two
officers Of ,he association be appointed eonmi,ce 70
confer with the Constitutional Convention. aud bring 70
aach matters rs pertain 70 me interests ot suc
NATIONAL cnard Tho resolution was adoptea
The following ~e,c then elsctcd officers tor we ensu-
ins vcas Precedent General lloyd Afpinwail; Fret
vice sprosdeA, Colonel n. Thonpscnr second do. {,
Coionc. J. c. Bennett lhid 10, t0lonei "cnrge beacu
Fourth 40, SENEGAL A. Brown; " 'arc,, cap,ain
Her ~ Heath Recording Secretary, Capsn Il. Ma
soa l,orrssponding secretary, Cconc, a. wags,a Jr
Clsr ain. nov. & Y Hpghcs
Cs,onei wnes,ai, General Asriuwa aud Colonel
Ttomrson wero appointed committee to present tn tho
military committees OF the Legislature tho several
amend meu,s proposed to the military code.
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tn. THOMAS DIVORCE CASE On the Goth OF November
last notice was Published of the entry Of Judgment
o. divorce in favor OF Augustine Thomas against his
vita Fedora Since then the Judgment bes been va.
Gated and On In. 18th inst order vas entered in the
Supreme Court disconinnins .hc acon by consent OK
tho plaintiG who became sa'is1ed that the charges
preferred against his wife were raarlv false
Im PRosrEcr PARK ExrESsIoS-Tl,c proposed read
jusincn Of tire boundary Of Prospect Park BY extending
4 soushward and taking 10 twelve blocks from Third
Fifteenth streets and from Eighth to Mini avenues IL
n present exciting considerable interest in Brooklyn
The Commits toner's consider the extsion essential to
the completion Of their project in laying ont aud heau
Tying tho grounds and authority therefor vii. be asked
from The LEGISLATURE during It's present session u is
hcrcf every facility will be afforded them 70 compiec
is n.a;h needed end popular undertaking, which he's
been fayor1by inaugdIated -. - ---.s>s
Rry OygR.--Aboui noon yesterday, as Dr. James
Stafford, OF No. 235 Union street. attempting 10
cross 6, the OF Court and President no was
Knocked down and over by grocery wagon, which
was driven by hoy, at rapid rate, down Presids,J
street The DOCTOR who s about Atty of ego WAS
Gu, In the ad and much bruised about the body. He
was conveyed 10 his residence BY OF his ncighbors
who witnessed the accident IL was not ascerfaiued TO
WHOM the wagon BELONGED THIS the second accident
Of the kind which has recently belaIen Dr. Stafford.
Result ov RECKLESS DmviSa--As Aero Man Rrr
oytR sSp FATALLY rxIunEp An old named Barney
Kenney, aged seventy two years, ON Tues
day evening On the Calvary Cemetery plank road by
hacl. returning from funeral and sustained injuries
which resulted In death few hours Afterwards. The
driver cf hs hack dsd not get OH his boy To render
the injured assistance, hat continued 10 drive
rapidly til lie reached the 6reenpoin' terry who're he
crns,cd over 10 New York. Coroner smith yesterday
took charge OF the body ~ decreased and had sent 70
the dead house. lie will bold an irquest today