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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

The kewanee 4doertiser has been dis
continued and Col. Bassett, the proprietor,
has become interested in the new and
sprightly paper at Galesburg, called "The
Liberal" We wish him success.
The democracy of Henry county should,
at once, look for good man to start dem
ocratic paper at Geneseo, and, if he makes a
good county paper, support him literally.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

The sick room should be large, lofty, and
II possible, with q northern aspect in order
to avoid the heat Of mic, day or the after
noon sun; the windows should be capable
OF being opened by drawing down the upper
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02

Monday Evening, December ., 1857
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02
The first the RAIDS saw were the groups
OF stragglers, and then the retreating troop

- prEah -hurrah, foFE Democracy.
sturfsh, hurrah, forSthe loyal van -. z
And when their statues are PLACED on high,
Under the dome ofthe Union sky,
The loyal Americans Temple of Fame
There with tAe glorious Democratic name,
Be II said in letters both bold and bright
1i0os Impeachment aud Nigger sused ske doy
. ~ carrying loyal ase. iato ths JigM,
From ocSaR 10 6ceoa-fhonsu,ssis Of ,nffcs AGAR
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-02
TO-DaY's Advertiser tsa
kIaT Ok IETTERs

ID ENAiNIEG UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
IN oicest Rock Isiani, State of Illinois, On
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
LITERARY ITEMS.

T y Davley g. Co. are about TO issue
. .r1 American Publishers booksellers, ana Stallonel'
ratolorue containing in single volume unoIin "et
az every publisher IN the United states anu O"u'u' ~
~ intended 20 publish the work annually ana o'''i'"0
n Gratis among the membeIsof the TRADE III TINS county
G.. p. Putnam & Son announce the revival Oh
"Putraln's Magazine" Of which anew series VIII sholy
be commenced The high position atanCdby tls IaNo"'
ne,i,d,ol AS an organ OF intelligent criticism, vigorous
sssavs and sketches, and attractive popular literature
nil iteure it "a walm welcome in its now form. Inc
names Of the contributors to Tie Magazine have nov 9
hee made public but u is certain that they VIII iD''uo
many of the representatives, Of tie purcst ts'o an" ~
most advanced culture in Tie country Among" o."9
men row coming forward into active life are hol ~"
brilliant and powerful writer's whose he'' Ooo"' ~
20 be hoped, Will be mingled Wh tne S'o'N -
vears GIVING assurance that the new Putnam VIII keep
pace with the progressive spirit OF the age
,rbo professors of Natural Philosophy in Edin-
burcb and Glasgow have produced the first volume OF
more thorough treatise upon Natural Philosophy than
has been hitherto attempted II will form four suhstau-
tia octave volumes OF which the q = more n goo ldteS
tbick appears ts week Ia smaller tyne DO 4dus 10 lle
fnl account Of what is known Of natural philosophy
ful connected outline Of Tie mathtM0tical crtS
uneXplOred 10y experiment
The Continental papers publish characters
tic letter from H. Alexandra Dumas 10 the Emperor Ma
pocon Being unable 10 obtain from one Of the pnbllc
libraries Of Paris certain documents which lie required
10 give historical accuracy novel ON when he Is no"
encaecd-"Les Hlaucs ct les Bcus"-he addressed the
snhoincd coumucat0utO the head ~ the state Illus
trous Confrtrc-Whcn you undertook to write the Life
of the ConQucror Of the Gaus all the libraries were eager
20 place your disposal the documents which they con
tain The result IS q work superior TO others, IN the cir
eumStauCc hat brings together the greatest nuDe! on
historical documents Engaged at the present honc,in
writing the he az another CAESAR named Naloleon %
parte require documents relating 70 ms allti @ vi
the scene c this world. In brief should ke 10 my III m
the pamphlets which tho - Nendcmaiie btous'&. & l @
have asked for them at the library; they nave Dcch S
fused There remains 10 me no other means ma, " PlS
In Won my lu,triOu COIerc, TO whom hOthlhS Is It
fused 10 bcgyOu 10 ask for these works III your own l
nj the library. and to he good enough Wheh you SLd
have received thcm TO place thcma at my disposal II you
will be so Aiud 10 grant this request yon VIII nave rem
dered me service which, In literary sense sna never
forget have the honor TO De, with respect llSTOus
author Of the Life OF CWs1r your very humble ana
most grateful CoufIerc, ALEXANDRA DUMAS Ihc next
day the writer received through NJ. Duruy the paphes
asked for We hope that in gratitude he Will dc,lcate
the forthcoming novel TO his "iluStrOus cOnfTcfc.'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
An HISTORICAL NOVEL.
-. r..-L.A ..r.r .llM
~ iNlls Nt iis NAA H.
Translated hy Nathaniel Greene.


EXECUTlYE.
LEGISLATIVE.
JUDICIAL. AND
PoIITICoMrLrTARY FACTS OF TIE PERIOD,
From July I, 1866, to APRIL, 1851
IUelujirs tie late action Of
CONGRESS or RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Cul ofthe House OF Representatives Of the United States
CONTENT;
rl,,lelt Joir,oa's Speeches
H. Messages
III Members ofthe Cabinet
Second Session 39ih Congress-
H5st Session 4Jh Congress
ID Camsris ofSes,s Therein.
~ Votes Political Bis ahl Resolutions
V. Reconstruction Measures Of 99th and 18Th Ccngsse,
Reeoasiuc;.on Aetand Supplement- Copy Of Tes Oath
Fourecuth Constitutional Amendment
VI nocamat.ots and Orders
VII Judicial opinion OF Hsbeas Corpus.
Test OAihS
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VIII Reoaons Of National aai State Conventions Philadelphia
Pittsburgh. Cleveland, &C.
Party pla.oras-Couneeut Maryland Ohio Tennessee Ala.
tsna Arkansas North Carolina, South CsroHra Virginia
The Kentucky aal Virginia Resolutions Of 1898.
Il Political Miscellany. Elective Franchise.
Proposed Substitute or liih Amendment
kectoas olla.' MARYLAND Recent Legislation.
Coustiuioaa Convictions Public DebtofUS
Price bound cOh Paper ,5 ~ NAL on
Acres THE TRIBUNE Sex.York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

seventeenth day Of September A. lsl Warrant Ba1t
rnptcy against the estate Of GEORGE CANNING ANRS
OF the City Of Nclok the County Of New YORK ard state f New
York who s been agcd Bankrupt hi Petitions that tbs
" debts aud delivery Of belonging Ia such
bankrupt or his and the transfer prp by bin.
forbidden by law; that meeting oi tie etfs II iae sa bank
mt 70 prove their debts ani to choose Que o' n' Sgr' Of "a
estate will hrhl Cogr OF Bankptc. e. r holden az thu
VI No 2e1 hundred and iNo HoltN 10 ihs
Isaac Dayton, Register ihc fourth dy %
October A. d. 1857 oclark m.Dated sept q, 1861
r. MURRAY. L. \ Marshal.
Ne Souti rru li,tr ftofN York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
NHIS IS no GIVE NOTlCE-That on tho

Il ~ ~ VIIN
thirteenth diy Of September A. D. 1857 warrant IN Bankruptcy
issued asai, the Estate Of CHARLES q. PATTERSON
of the Of New YORK. ui Of New
York Who has been autge Bankrupt bis Petitions that the
Payment DEBTS and Delivery Property belonging 10 neh
Binkup hn his and the Transfer y Property BY
him forbidden h Law that Meeting th Creditors Of the said
Baurt prove their Debts ggd 20 Cho,e Agnee o
bis Estate will he held Count Of Bankruptcy 60 te ho,n u Nun
her Dcrkman coucr Nassau Rooms at g. The City OF
Ncwlork before Mr James Dwight Register oa he tNenttA
n. MURRAY 4. :. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
60 e1lbom ii map Gon1ru.

I .ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
e e bkAiIS-CHAELES T. LRHARp: sare.os and r@e,ieal
tso ~ Slte % crf tcogr ; Mas and Pruf,cs aA 70
ky cut Coung seats laA Ceret,es &C. &c Eeclsl antoa
VI be gra 10 he important subject Of Land Dfanage sher
siongh sa se accurate srrrcys u impossible
sisFe-ee-ls toou Ols Agricultural Etor y Y Tribune
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
NnIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE-Thnt on LhN-

fNlIlS Is TO GIVE NOriCE-That on tho
second DAY Of September A. d. 1851. Warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the Estate JOHS TYLER City Of Scu York
county OF Newlo and state Of York. has auget
huhr on his own ieon; that the Paymeat of any Debts sud
pte} ol any Property belonging 10 such Bankrupt him. bis
u AMI ir n'i-r Pptty b lin, forbidden ly Laa tass
Meeting OF The Creditors ct tie said Bnkrppt prove their Debts
,Aonsr BIS held
OF ban'c 10 he holden No 2O two hundred and tgo Broadway.
m We t OF Newlors Room No before Isaac Dayton Register
The ouhd OF October A. 1851 twelve oclock Sept ~ d6T.
X. MURRAY, L. : Marshal, Messenger
Southern District oi Aew.lok.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
V'UIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that ON the

eighteenth September 4 D. lJ7 bankruptcy
Ma, issued against estate ot NATHAN A son New.lork
CIV in tie Connty Ney.lork. and NeN.lork
la, been aluigd bankrupt his pcttan; That the
pa, debts aud delivery OF property belonging
said bankrupt to him. or for BIZ and tie transr Of property
him forbidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors o tho
their debts AMI choose
OF will be heh At Court ~ Bankruptcy be huen No.
Bccknsnst Nlsaust Rooms Nos and T. the Cts %
Nca.lors, before James T. Dwight Register the Tive
day ol OcioJe D. 1907, at two o'clock pmSept 81 1901
II. MURRAY. L. :. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

WANTED-The following copies of THE
W DAILY IHiBt NJ l65 for whch liberal vii be paid
TIE TRIBUNE OFPCk. June li Juy l. % August s. O. IS
tnd T.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Slrofrssioaal 29otitts.

TI4UttSS4v'IIF StUtItt9s
CUIARLES NETTLETON. No. III Broadway
~ flEST FLOOR COMMISSIONER or S,ate ari Territory
nR. RALPHs OFFICE REMOVED to No.
~ IN Egaths; near BroaiEay Hours to aud to o'clock
I M0RGENTHAU, from Sharon Springs =.
~. Special Physician 10 Rleamais Ne. 2l Seeondaye
ss~ York
Ohcc loaN from TO o N. lena from p. n
80
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
N ihe nISTRICT C0URT of tIe IINTTED

4 STATES Er the sOv rHERN DISrRCf 1f NEW.YORK.-in
bankruptcy IN The matter Of JOHN klCANoN Bankrupt TO
EN: The undersigned hereby gives Iocs
NJ, spnnrt as Assignee JOHN T. RICHARDSON 81 tue CITY
~ NevYork County Of Newlrk. Of York.
within District and who bas been arige Bankrupt uIon ha
own n.tou tie District Cont II said Dsilt NewYOrk
m. 20tb ls Of September D. 1861 ~ ANUguSS Assignee
l.W3NM. No. - flFc Nry York liV
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Situations dolmltS 0laIts.

rE'O MACillNlSTS-A young man desires n
.l,ton MACHlSST auy branch of hl'le cop,ieai
take cr.c luc Address Box so -o nhuac ofcc.
At CARPENTEKs large frSt-class Employ
4 Hcut O4re fr SELECT hEKNANfS y" l1 Ee7e4tlst cor
lii sl d, vrarsl l' found constantly baud
,aLe re ati ai. Lrp G,ra1 Rs,h Scotch America. a,d
lsh Iuatc au. boarding houses ald hos u city
eolttr.
ALL WANTING CLERKS, PORTERS.
4 COACIlMEN. GROOMS. WAirERs. GAHbENEkS. OFFICE
BOlS ctry description of Male Help supplied IkE OF
CHARGE thus te floI anil lIunfaacc ol aics
lug 90 UEALI - No. $50 HoIlaar. We study 10 please
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
frUIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the

L twelfth day OF September 4. D. 1867. W.naa ia BANK
urtcy ssucl sgant the Estate Of JOSEPH ANTHONY
Of Nwi kC in the County Of New.iok ad Sie of NeSlok.
who has been fdjudgd Bankrupt lis Ieoui that tho
Debts and Delivery of fop, hcougrg such
Bankrupt 10 him. for his aud the Transfer Property by
hm forbidden hy Law; thu Meeting the Creditors of the
SAID Bankrupt to Prove their Debts and to Choose Asstes
of bis Estate N be held Court Of Bnkp~ "a BE- len the
oe the Register uaIuber 9 hundred d tool BgoaSa In
the City oNewl Room No before Isaac ,ytap Register
tenth day OF October D. 1867 ~ twelve O'clock 81 1857
MURRAY. 4. y. Marshal.
Mexsau ~Soutt tsrn ltsf rof Nork
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
gjous,s anS :farms d0laairS.
90 GIT.


'JUItI5,
TEHE AMERICAN HOUSE, HANOVER-ST.,
boston
Is largest and best arranged hotel in NELSGLASD The sleep
sratged completely furnished families .d large travelling
par.; and the viii cOninue to be kept 6Tstcls ho
LEWIS RICE Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
IN fLe DISTRICT C0URT of fhe TNITEI

STATES for SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of EEYYORK-In tho
matter Of SAMUEL c BISHOP. Bankmpt-TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN unleruei hereby notice bis appointment
A~gec of SAMUEL C. BISHOP II tie City u Neglork in tlo
oNeNiork and 81 Newiork th sad District Who
adnigd bankrupt his W tie District CuIs
said Dstne-Daed SeSc.ae l. D. 1861
WILLIAM II. BREED. y Ass.gnce.
No Pa -ul y tyiork
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Situations 0lmitS- fmaIts.

4 SITUATION WANTED by an American
- ll III hNEkl Coz EkNESi has hl htg ciP renec
a. iah,r oa, q Ac lrs' lo,s Boz tbs STATE aou Ase O. 80 70
iaas or te Wirr ois be- tie bet % rlerslrs A. to char
a.l rllt- Please ai r.s fr et VI, f. g. Sitn D.
{NANIED-By Respectable Woman, slt-
uaton Cuok n private fIt g," twelve 'r
J. Apgy No JlJ Twenty lrst 81, btttsea
iff ali trt"niarr
4 NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
a A1loNa AppJ % No Ioo ii.' Hou''o'st near oserv
4 NUMBER of Wcll-Tccommcndcd German
u Cfsurt SITUATIONS mr s,arr louse ofi. &C., ' nrd
Car- af Sire LOVES GfH'Ah lS lfi IT.. SO j. Siluouu %,
ls-r tluf.e b,ee,a fAe Iof,U ali thrIsh,st
4 LII Respectable Families, Roardirg-llouses,
n 60 as De- lPplCl a -ooi sLtt ANS fon M nations
prlt,,t.r a4l Catholic a. MRS iOAhaIOAS OFFICE ho %
L.rrcitrst
CELECT SERVANTS, German Girls &c, for
y s tr rr 'Dfrl rh lH atoms, 40 Ac
lal.o iIts.ss SERVANTS INSTITUTE go 20 srihare.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
2notitss Of ailnkrnpt,n.

aBankup-S BASKRrPrCY-BepFe ISAIAH r. WILLIAMS, Regis.
ier-rO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The u al lerAy gig,s
Of bis appointment agnee of GEORGE GREEN oi tho
Ctv Of the County of Nwlork Of NeHloT
said District, who has been ajairel kna upon bis own
petition by the District Cont OF said District t the lth day "
September, A. ID. 1867 ALBERT SMITH. assignee.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

Tlc l1nc coHn' 3 lame q wl,e oak died With b,k
brick fruscc a ile cellar renders the house
icc.y Winter lclcc The location high dry and
l-tiiv Tie railway facilities ample; comutaJn %
Tor father particulars sppy % ikiul FkAZkB, Real
l- Agents No. .l Bcaisav or TO the owner HENRY g. HARDY
so D. A,E-. e prrres Parties Gcsnrg 10 See the
tf ssh e 0 divided % at huyersl before The ds of
lc t.liI a CuIndt Il Fel and return IS
o. dv of sa ihsg lrlre ~ and
nrisc l pTcs ,ffe the sale bega Tie
auuo aI beg al u O'Clock Trs made known on The day
Of
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
n the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED.

STATES or southern District " Eew ia the a
JOHN ~ FOX BankuPt-ln Bauknreyl Hf it may cone,Tn
uulgutd hereby of M gfl'arr Assignee oi
JOHN st. FOX 10 the Cy o New iora. county o Nslork
and NewYoS within said L,trct hs becl sns,d
Bankrupt upon peto1 by the District Co-r = Dhtl
Dttei at Nrs. York September :. 4. y. 1901.
JOHN SEDGNCk. Assignee Ne. lJi Bo1irir 20 York City
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
y the DISTRICT COURT Of ,he UNITED
81 the DISTRICT COURT of ~ UNITED

n INt 7 ININ NVNhI Vt Nv
b STATES FOR tie sol TlIERN DSTRlCf oi NkA -lORk-q
Of WILLIAM TYRREL, Bankrupt n narkrupfy-IQ
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TIE unicghrd hrHg yel nouce ~
bis appointment Assignee Of WILLIAM Ilt.l ~ NeNloa
CITY IN the County Of NeNios and State % NeforA wilma sad
District has been adiudgci Bankrupt upon Is petition ~
the District CONT At To- che 2h DAY 0I
September A. d., 1867 l. NJ AHBhl ~ A'si-ice
laNjsM No ~ iiic-s-' Nr'-iofk 'liJ
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
6itu TtaI Gstats for salr.

RROWN-STONE HOUSE for sale, four-stoIy
sud asemeu eoei throughe and lrscas every parc
lar nearly new ard complete orle furniture be bad desired
Apply at No. 4li Waterst ------
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
4 GREAT BARGAIN.


~ AUCTION On SATURDAY, Sept %. % = VIcocA, p
Nc'lc.n NssJcrsey only hear fon Jeey C and hreo
mguies from The depot
CORNER lot 81 floui TWO ACRES thoroughly fuie ald shaded
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
8tIp dlllnt,N.


N "
i &c, AcNc Wish to Agent than
5000 population ouyassrg business. ngn wAg
already esalsbd n occupation which allows him "a few
M ls several hundred dollars
Tbs opportunity fr active TO prottahc connection
With the i established Acitng Agency the Uuie Ad
dress With f pei.eis references Gc GLo. L. HOWELL Co.,
no a. iiaTk.r.S n W 5E.fsy . sr~.,p4
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
\ ME DISTRICT COURT of d. UNITED

tne DIN Il XII NOOil oi TIC L NllED
STATES Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT - Ncv-fork-Ta
ofJOSEPH EOSEHBtSll and ALBERT AKrAS BankTup
No. Ih-S BANkRUPTCl-TO WHOM n NAY tONCEkS. Tie
un ned hereby notice Of bis npPohtme1t u Joh
Rosenlh bert IT, Of the O Of Nesf the Csur 81
aui Of New York within said who have been
ac bankmp upoa their petition BY 4e rrt Court o lid
District Dated ~ kcglors, TIE hTst day ofAu.i A. D. l6s
JOHN SEDGWiCk Assignee No ~ roif- y YORK Cityi
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
8oaro ano Hooms.

POONS. en- suites, complete in all respects
hA private table ong No le Fthaye
fRO LEl-Plcasant ROOMS with board in n
house sere there only ira hoara App al No. 30 West
cenu a., between Grecna!cL ave. Wa,cIp tonrcut
"
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COMMON COU Neil.

AT called meeting Of the Common c3un n.
ell Of Alexandria, held May -, l8''' inr ,
Mcssrs. Moore, Hopkins, Neale, Warteld, SLlng-
son, Harrison, Brown, Clifford, johnson, mol
ensbury Lambdin, Martin, Robinson, Summers
and Nails.
A petition Of John w. Burke for the Ac'r'
Of Henry Daingcried, in relation to INC Gree
ton of fence on the suburbs OF the cry Wa
referred 10 the Committee on Streets
An act, for raising Il revenue Tor lGc year
1867, was received from the Board Of lderlneh.
and several amendments adopted, when LIE
Council adjourned to Thursday evening, The
10th instant
Tcslc: THUS. NJ. WHITE. Clerk
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GOLD.
GUILD.
NEW YORK, May 30.-Gold to-day, l%7!.

L,,.;, E.,rr.,,
~ decision III I,'' 1', m ~ r,nr, IN Mao
argued III INC w. Ne >''''' ;.;...,;on
lork Guy some ','h' "s'' ''' ,,I o:.~I.;.l
10 stay Ha'''.l''''' ~ 'i .I,,an, .,o,unr.1
from co'i'''''"E va 1'' J''<'
against h'''' VI c'ai'''''s ''"'' ','''' ,'' 49,.
~ reason Vi 'no T''''''' "''' .,.,:..
"'y ny '''os'' i'''''''' 0'"' '''i. ,,tha,,,
! ne coTle.-..''i; VI n'" ,'' '..' g. T.,;.
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
At 3 called meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men, held May -, 1867, there were present:
George Bryan, esq, President; Messrs Mar
kell, Gwin PrcttyInsn and Fleming.
The Revenue Bill for 1867 was taken up, pass
cd to its third reading, lhe 2Glh rule suspended,
and The bill passed. rsas-.a- -...-
A communication from John W. Burke for
heirs of II. DaingerteId, was received from tho
Common Council, and laid OH the tab e
a petition Of X. Owens and others 10 lay Il
crossing corner Queen and Henry streets, WAS
received from the Common Council, and their
action concurred in. s.
4 resolution in regard to the crossing, corner
of Columbus and Wilkes streets, WAS received
rom tbe Common Council. and laid on the
A resolution from the Common Council in
regard the dock loot OF rrns9 str st. Gsi
Gn,nritter NJ essrs. Markell and Pretty man.
The Board then adjourned, c.,> ,u.l.
Tn.te JOHN j. JAMESON, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

From EUROPE. In the British House OF
Con, mons last night, the borough franchise
was settled on the basis OF hnuschnd suffrage.
Commanding has been practically abolished.
The tenant pays his rates personally, instead OF
through his landlord, and therehyls entitled to
vote. The county franchise was settled as toll
lows The occupants of lands or tenemcnts
worth twelve pounds per annum are TO have
the right to vote The government proposes Il
standard of Gl5 valuation, but the liberals
wanted to make it Cl0; and the House finally
adopted IL compromise on the basis OF Cl2 val
uatiou.
The government had determined upon carry
out the law against the Fcnians to its utmost
rigor but in view Of the universal sentiment
of the people and the press, and fearing that
the Fcnians might resort to measures OF re-
venge, it was at last compelled to remit the
sentence of Burke The cabinet recommended
the Communication on Saturday, ard the Queen
assentcd to it at late hour last night. In
both houses Of Parliament last night the an
nouncement was received with cheers. In the
House of Lords Earl Derby said he could see
no palliative circumstances IN the case OF
Burke, but his sentence had been RENTED be-
cause the government had received he over
whelming testimony OF the llislr people that it
would be polite not 10 allow the law TO take
its course.
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- ! a n o $ |

p a N 'S' r1ANoau
VICTOR BECKER,
no. 81, NORTH WASHiNGTUN HEl.EEI,
CORNER of QuEEE,i
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEDN1,
knahe " Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Eo:cs Celebrated
Second hand finno&-vcry low.
Reed Organs for rarI"ra anal ChnrrheS
Term. tn suit the times unh every instrument
warranted.
Piunos, M:I"he"n=, Arr"rdeplls, Hr., tuned
uEu rcphIGi . ,5I
Orders for me will be received ut Mr. e.
Entwise's Book Store, 10, King street; aI*0
Mr.. Robert Bells Book Store, No I'll, King 81
oct 20 If
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There was an extra supply of exchange on the
New York market for Wednesdays Cunarder
und the succeeding packets, TO the extent Of
about ten millions Of Francs, enc vnlcnt to
GlOo,oOo sterling, for French goverEm In nc
clyI Steam ram Dundcrbcrg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

Baltimore Stock Board yesterday. Gold adj
vanced per cent, closing at 1879. Govern
mcnts were a triAe lower and comparatively
active OfStatc stocks, Virginia G%, old, brought
a. and new ts 32!.
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BALTIMORE NJ ARKET, M AY %. The mar sct
for Flour is unchanged. Wheat continues dull
and dropping. Corn, however, Is better, and
has advanced abeut cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
CANAL COMMERCE..
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MAY 3O--ARRIYED.

Boats u G.. Hamilton, WIN. barrow, NJ. A.
Myers, H. Dolatield, G. Dubois, coal to Amor
can Coal Company.
Boats Ingomar W. y. Brydan, coal to II.
e b. T.. Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boats Amazon, JOS. Noble G.. Clifton, P.
Quiglcy II. B. Cromwell, Ingomur, U. G..
Hamilton, VIM. barrow, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

Mr.. Thaddeus Stcvcnss last confiscaton let
ter shows that his venom is embittared and
that he persists in his determination to con
tinue his efforts further to oppress and annoy.
His accusations about ''outragcs" and burn
ings' might provoke rctolt, the justice Of
which every fair minded man would acknowl
edge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

MILITARY INTERFERENCE AT the March
term Of the Charles City county court coorcd
man named a. Davis was arraigned for cam
vassing the county and buying cattle, contrary
to law He was found guilty and sentenced to
pay a fine of thirty dollars and the costs OF the
prosecution. He Left the county and came to
this city. A few days since John W. Wright,
sheriff of Richmond, received from the clerk OF
Charles City county court 4 capias pro flne' or
dering him to arrest Davis ana hoid hlth III ms
custo1v mill the fine and cost be raid. lie
obeyei the order of the writ and on YESTERDAY
received notice from the officer in charge OF
the Freedmen's Bureau, directing him to sus-
pend further proceedings in the case until an
Investigation can be had
This is the first instance in this city IN which
the military authorities have nterlercd with
the proceedings Of the civil courts since the
commencement of the new regime. --Hichmond
Erdnuney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

INQUIRIES ABOUT LAND-The land agents
in this State and especially in this city, are
receiving numerous letters making inquiries
about lands Yesterday one OF the most prom
nent firms engaged in this business received III
orc mail letters from New jersey, Delaware,
and Pennsylvania, mading inquiries. These
indications show that mnch interest is excited
concerning the lands in Virginia; and here
must ere long be large sales 10 new c"mrrs.-
Richmond Dispatch.