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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

~ We had ths pleasure Of Wait
from Mr.. A. l.. Hay Of the Shrsvs-
port News.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

~ The news from Washiagton,
anticipated duriag The ensuing week
will b. full Of interest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

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most pleasant ssnmes ~ have ever
known.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

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whits, 50 blAsAa, l,lse. Tel,
l,3se.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

- The Pioayuae IT IL letA
gives the following ssnnary Of the
return. Of registration IL Losisisas !;
Whites !n,Ns; blasks, es,7s0 ;
total l02,136. A. will - ssan The
blacks ousaapbss ths Whites ssss
two to one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

- Ths spsstsa proclamation Of
Naxinilisa, iasssd sAsssiy sfssr bib
surrender, il vAish H. sx-sapsros
asnossesd Lssis Nspolssa, tsrns
out to b., - ws supposed ssd sAassd,
4 forgery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

(Doe New OsDeauA Agsnea.
Acsssu- Wharton 1 lilaakswsssA No
~ CeMnea ssrsss, New Or3ssaa, sss tbs
duly authorized Agents II Ne Repair
lican in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

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ssansslA Hagiaad, hithssts hkisao-
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has kspt aioef ftsa eli slllsasn tAat
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eossssensss Of Essiasisa. What
~ night ~ havs bsss willing 70
hsvs undertakes b ~ lsAs was, II
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sAhim IL Rsrsps, and viii anply
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and - ~. Jsosnss ~ svsaty-
Avs tsaa Where r. ~ sa:srpsi.
sing nes?
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

~ A cross marx - papev dssoss
that subscribers tine has e1pised.
We inscnd. hereafter, n do saAA hssi-
mesa II j. more tsoahlA b csl3sst
newspaper sah.eriFsioas thas hey am
worth.
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VALUABLE INvoRAAfioS.-We
have on hand several huadrsd copies
Of slA Ds.osfstie Alnsnae. publish
ed by vsn Erie, Hortea 1 Co., for
1865, containing : great dsai Of val.
usbss histcsical, chronological, sta
tiHtical Information, which ~ will
forward v ssy part Of the. Unissd
States, post paid, on tAs receipt Of
TEN CENTS. The pasphlst coa-
sains eirhty-two pagss, Independent
Of advertisements, asd b replste
with information NO man should BE-
without. We will mail i2seories to
one address, on recsipt Of u.
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= complimentary sssies Il Dr. c. @.
Young from IL deserves Tinas, SD
credits h 70 IL p~;s;ssa Tinss,
What's ~ natter Viii car eoteass
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Thsssday NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
FIRES IN NEW Ypsk.

FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-About hllEpas eleven o'olsdl1
last night discovered II the hat end cap stss
No. 1855 Broadway, owned BY John L. Prime. The sme1
was discovered issuing from over tn door By CSpeAA
Carney, Of the Fifteenth precinct Wild promptly ony
premises and succeeded In extngushng the nfe hpfoe
It extended 10 the upper part Of the building Tho so
tire contents OF the store were destroyed The loD "
supposed 70 DO about $1,000; said 70 be ~
time when tho are was discovered large nre WE'D
found burning stove at the part OF the storey
which the nre originated bat nom whas cause d 81
present unknown The adjoining store, on the corner
merchant talors. Their stock II damaged By smokX
and water probably 10 the extent Of insured
$4,000, ~ Observation-Disclosures Insurance CompaaY1
$4,000; American, 5000. and Continental e6.oeel
upper part a. hotel, called the Clinton Place Hoss
kept BY Owens HerDert. Tho damage q the restau2
rant 10 by water and will BE- about 900 Tia upped
part escaped uninured the fire. however, eauseA ceaE
part OF whom had retired for the night The bpl1iag U
tent Of 8, 500, and ID insured. M,aAxyks11--sT n
FIRE In EAST THIRTY. sixth SrRHf.~.kbouC ban. 30
twelve O'Clock IRE broke out In the livery stable No
IL East Thirty sixth street. owned and occupied BY w.
wakey. Il Ia supposed TO DO the work Of inoendasy1
The damage to the building and stock will be aboaA
$1,000 insured There wore eight horses Ia the sahe
all Of which were cxtricatcd from the burning buildn
uninjured by the police and nremen. ~ * ~
FIRE IN WEST TwzHrr.yUrH SmEn.-Aboat haif-paao
ton O'Clock yesterday morning . Gre broke out In ~
dwelling apartments Of Mary Tiernsy, No. 6l2 Yves
Twenty NTH street. and before the flames we're ertia>
gushed nor property damaged me extent Of 42oe6
Insured for $500 in the Peoples INSURANCE Company
Tho building is owned by NJ. Rafferty,; Il q damass9
about 500. and 10 insured
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ne steamship America, Captain Ernst OF tho Bremen
1ias, which len Bremen the 14th and Southampton
the Isth. arrived 1t this port early yesterday
ing. The America landed FOG passengers and large
cargo Of merchandise She also brings special
ssspondsnoe and European files 70 the 18th nst being
shres days later than heretofore received
The steamship Hammonia. Captain Eblen, arrived at
CHS port yesterday afternoon, from Bremen the 14th
and Southampton on the 18th inst She brings large
number Of passengers and valuable cargo. She also
brngs our foreign nes the 18TH being day later
chan the mail brought by the America
The news was unmportant.
Adsspatch from Berlin dated 18th, reports the do
ssture Of the King Of Prussia that night for Frankfort
The BOvsn Zstsng stated that his Majesty would visit
che Courts Of Darms.adi and Stuttgart 70 inspect the
Asssan and Wuremberg troops bis capacity OF Com
1andsrn Chisf OF the North German Army. The royal
Princes vii visit the Queen the Castle Of Hohcnzosrn.
a royal decree, published the lTth convoksd the
HAnovsrisu Provincial Diet on September 81.
despatch from Berlin, dated the 17h states that In
0has days sitting Of the North German Parliament Dr.
smscu elected President BY one hundred and thirty
tive cut Of one hundred and eghty.seven votes The
Duke Of Ujost elected nrs and Herr Won Bennpg-
cen second Vice Presdentths former BY one hundred
and nftneight votes out Of hundred and eighty.
Nine the latter By ninety out Of hundred and
eighty.
Baroa Won Beus arrived at Rechsnbsrg on the l7,h.
end was received BY the authorities Of the town Ir
che speech he delivered he laid stress upon the nscsy
Of reconciliation taking place between the sssional
parties In Bohemia I. positively sts'sd that the
Baron would visit Dresden, saxosy, tho nert day on
private anain
The lAusnbws pls has resolved shs. special ssssp.
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the GERMAN ARMY.
Military Strength and Immense War Power
Of Fatherlaud.

Military Strength and Immense War Power
Of Fatherlaud.
Berlin Sept 12) correspondence OF the Cologne Gazette
The military strength OF the army Of tho Northern con-
federation including the Grand Duchy OF Hesse. Is i'm
posing In every respect and does not exist like that Of
the late Germanic confederation, on paper only Ac-
cording to the arrangement OF the contingsnts Il will
include, ON a war footing
Frx-Feld troops. not including tho siege artillery
which may be formed and the reserve pontoon corps
H. $50 officers, 497573 petty officers and men, 1872 426
horses, ], 2S4 guns, II, 873 wagons
Secmd-Troops at the depos, 4477 officers, 1875, 900
men. 1855 horses and 220 guns.
Thud-Ordinary garrsons 4,066 officers 49, 146 mon.
1881 horses
Fburh-Other military corps remaining In tho country
472 officers, g. 100 men, 200 horsea
Thus at the first moment OF the mobilization there will
be placed foot 20 965 officers, 834 433 rank and le
17S0l4 horses 150A guns. and tho wagons above mon
toned.
TO those forces may also be added
Ffsh-The remainder Of the garrison In forrcsses:-
guns which makes total Of % oS3 officers, 500 1a1
men, 200 055 horses 1854 guns, and IL 813 wagons
The peace effective Is 270 900 rank and e besides ON
cers tho duration Of service s three years; the four
years Of the include deduction Of twenty per
cent being made for nonefsctives, 288. 900 men, TO
which number must DO added 81 900 dsposabe Of
the landwehr which forms, with the permanent army
OF 300 900 men, in all o0S, O00
In addition TO these forces those Of the hree States
OF Southern Germany-Bavaria, Wurtsmburg and Ba-
den-which are united TO Prussia by offensive and de-
fensive treaties They consist OF about lO2 900 In
the field 100 In the depots and 226 5e4 in the garr
sons. II those Of tho Northern confederation with
Hesse only taken at 692 1 men, shat makes total
force Of ], 101, 2l1 men, besides 28 900 officers.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER

coming campaign. The wnA TER appears 70 nave some
acquaintance with that part ~ AREA or AZ any rave
q nave been among the Bcha anu une auy
snlan tribes crossed with the s , who mauas. VI
nave settled, between the Nuban sae S ls' r T
OF tne Aoyssnian mountains and the. Neo rn =, ih
trpes and the Mussuman Gallas TO the ouen vi Aoys
snia, are the particular OF the En-
core or Tedros, as appears he is called b. 'N0 d.
81 Thus the English will have to contend only with the
Cnnsan population Of Abyssina proper-that Is to sas
WIN the people OF the high table lands As auxiaries
tne baggara Hamran all the Arabs Of the province OF
Gedaref, the Chaghie around Mechref the Gala Abyss
Of the high IN t h,s xons 70
nave had presentment Of the theory of great aggom
eratons Re dreamt OF uniting under his sceptre all the
the name tho Abyssnians call themselves by, Of the
Ethiopian rite Not that he dsdaned the Mussuimans,
Of proselytism have always been subordinate to
his proslavery practices and the Ably ssinian chiv.
airy airy has largely contributed to people the East
Gala true believers and particularly the Chaghi6 and
Bichari, have handsomely retalated the Abyssnian
IedrOs King Of the Kings Of Ethiopia It Is to be noted
that pot all the people Of the high table lands are or
nave warm Of s
prstends to be descended in direct limo from David
chronological notons In the little feuda confedera-
ton out OF which his empire is formed he nobody
sions raised him above his fellows rRa warriors Of the
Tgre Of the Takazze, seeing In him good leader,
dreaded chief, with whom there always probability
Of victory and certainty of plumber, followed him In
preferences to another Some Europeans who happened
to be with him or him on the Egyptian frontier
gave him much advice and few arms All these for
tunae circumstances combined enabled him to beat his
numerous rivals in detsL II must be added that in
1nighty fazhion no himself Of shem with his
own hand. "
The writer In the LiberX proceeds TO deny that Theo-
dore has ever had what could properly be called an
army. He has had under his orders extremely fiuc-
uatng force consisting of the warriors whom the
less favorable chances OF razza assembled around
him.
"a few thousand llthy brawlers armed for the most
part with aveins and long, straight swords with the
Ethiopian dagger fixed 10 the arm-among Thorn a few
muskets with without fints. II is true that those
European soveregns who have taken Todros sercir
have presented him with superb arms with all sorts OF
revolvers and needeguns But will answer for 1t that
with the exception OF the Of the Negus Tedros him.
SELF repaired by European hands, there revolver
in all Abyssina that would 20 Off The people have
already broken them to what there was inside"
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TINE DuMIMoH or CANADA.

Meeting Of the Executive CouncSi-PrOba.
biiity OF Move In PariianeOt FavorinG
tho Admission Of tho Hudsen Bay Terri
tory to tho COufedereaioR.
OTTAWA, Ca, Sept. %, 1867. I.
All tho members, exsept Nessrs Campbell, Mitchell
and Archibald. present At tho meeting Of ths
Executive Council yesterday.
The day Of meeting for tAe Parliament q Canada
been decided upon and referred to the ners
for his sanction. 4
Hon. Mr.. McDouga, 10 speech al concert last night
said he had received o communication from poliu-
in Newfoundland, stating that tho Parliament about
TO assemble there would pass resolutions asking admis
sion into the Confederation Also that at the eessioa
be held Ottawa resolutions would DO passed.
and sanctioned by the imperial government admitting
the Hudson Bay Territory. re-
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THE FENIANs.

Activity Of tho Manchester Police-Sc0res of
Persous Arrested-The Prisoners Dischar gcd
for Want of Evidence.
MANCHESTER, England, Sept. 27-Evening
The police Of this city very active in arrestng per-
sons believed 70 have been implicated in the recent
Fsnan riot Scores have been apprehended since the
report The prisoners all discharged, however, fast
hs examined BY the court nothing being proven to
rant their detention: has anything the plans
,pf the Fenian organization been ELECTED.
Another Fcnian Cruiser Reported ON the
: Irish Coast-Procauiiouo to Prevent nm Out.
LONDON, Sept 2s-Noon
The Fenian rumors arc still current
II is announced this morning that another Fenian
cruiser has recently been lowering about the Irish
coast
The government is taking every possible precauton
% prevent any outbreak
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the POSITION OF THE SOUTH.



Under n Tyrauny-Thc People mt Bay.
From the London Times Sept Ill
The position Of tho excluded States during this discus
nothing Of the constitution or Of federal Law In any form.
They haze no protection Of ppry and no means for ~.
nvsrn nns sbe,g s.s.s lav. src eaneesd and nsw
made for them at tho uncontrolled will OF majo
ry OF twenysix states II Is said by Northern writer's
that the tyranny Of subordinate officers or the military
governmentbureau agents. tar assessors, aud collect
OTIS Oppressive and irritating TO the last do.
gree win very Few eacspV sps cs"ess co 1ns
lesser officials bitterly hostile 10 the residents and
speak 70 them and Of them in tho harshest manner"
Since these officials must know that any excess OF al.
thority upon which they venture will be regarded
as certain indication OF loyalty n the North and that
larity their alleged line OF conduct very natural The
southern people still exaspcrste their rulers by refusing
extenl 10 them the commonest hospitaltes or cvil
ties Congress has not yet attempted 70 laws
pens the Southern ctzeus TO give federal soldiers
welcome their households. The Legislature s indeed
oso OF them b to eradicate the hatred OF the conquered
towards tho copqueror General Wade Hampton, while
advising the people Of south Caroline 70 encourage the
abstain from taking any part In the government 1T
u.s." no tells them Tiny honest and nrm belief that the
voluntary acceptance OF these measures BY our people
would surely bring not only TO the SOUTH but 70 the
whole country evils far greater than any We have yet
~ e a sy sareS. . ~ s sSs
thai nothing cas 10 Be gcined By assrtg the principle nat
a STATE gDvevnmen q system DAich Ass only % long az
Southern population, II We may trust the accounts In
Northern Journals has been driven bay and States Uhtch
assfed MAX ms oens 80 are dso . a. M ~
fdined tie crcusivs representation In this anomalous
state the government OF the United States must remain
until the people consent TO listen again 10 the nerpret-
ers OF written law which srpposed 10 Be incorrupt
tk With intervention OF the protecting power which
might be amusing 70 the cynic Ne find negro candidate
for Congress, in the State Of Georgia, promising, N
elected TO do all he 70 ameorae the condition Of
the whtea" Could We nnd moro striking comment
airy upon the work Of reconstruction done BY Congress-
or upon the condition OF the South, than that WHICH
this single sentence presentsf
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p r U s STA.

Discomfort with tho Revai speech-Nothiss
Said About South Gcrmany-War Prcpn-
rations In Frances Qualifications ueing
Erected and Cannon Mounted.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Londoa Morning
Herald under date OF September H. writes follows
The royal speech with which the Imperial Dict vas
opened the 10th inst has excited tisconten espe
caly by u silence a. 10 the relations tosards South
Germany aud by only designating tie political state Of
things In general way as being satisfactory. The ree
son OF the former circumstance the unfinished condi-
prevailing In reference 70 the designs Of France TO
spsSk Of The iorus AiDp WI assume Nheh ~ Nv
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Violence the number Of cases being reduced to ten
daily.

violence, the number Of cases being reduced TO ten
daily.
letter from Biarritz, dated Wednesday, says
The Empress and the Prince Imperial left the Villa
Eagene yes erday afternoon accompanied by ts Mare
chaie Serrano, Admiral Julien de Ia Graviert Com
mandant Lamey the Marquis de Caux and Others for
bayonne Two court carriages and four with Positions
conveyed the party The object Of the short excursion
was 70 visit the Chamois advice boat Captain d'Ares
placed oy the Minister OF Marine at the disposal Of their
Maestes during the stay OF the court at Biantz The
same DAY had arrived from the building yard OF IA.
Armand Of Bordeaux for their Msjeses large barge,
and from Rochefort. where it was built small steam
cutter thirty feet long The Prince the MARKETABLE and
some others OF the imperial party embarked In the
barge, and made short trip out to The Empress
and the Admiral remained on board the Chamos At
haif-past i've the party returned to Barrtz.
The elsgaphic conference Of representatives, from the
Frsnch, Austrian, Turkish and Swiss governments has
ds.> srmNned to reduce by ouethrd che telegraphic
csrss foy passing their territories Of messages be.
tween Eglacd and India and between London and Aus
a, prusted that this reduction should DO ratified BY
their respective governments -
Tho betotha> Of the King OF the Greeks to tho Grand
Duchess Olga vii! lake place about the middle Of next
month.
The Emperor OF Russia win not return to st. Peters
burg before ths ed of October.
The Borsen Zssung OF 81. Petersburg referring to an
article which appeared In the Revue des Der Aode on
the Panslavist Propaganda says that the Russian gov
eminent has taken any part 10 the Pansavst de-
monstrations which have recently been made.
The Grand Duke or Baden has just deantvey noni-
mated the Prussan KajorGeneral Leszsinski Chief Of
the Staff OF the Army Of the Grand Duohy.
The Prince and Princess Giovane Of Venice, arc at
present In Paris The Prncess Is the niece Of Mgr.
Chigi. the Papal Nunco.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia recently sent tho
following telegram to Mgr Pharete, Bishop Of Moscow,
-
ing the episcopacy
In congratuating you venerable prelate, on this 70.
markabe occasion, we call to mind, with feeling OF
particular esteem, the course OF the services which
you have rendered to tho orthodox Church and to
dear country. We pray the Almighty to give you
strengthland to prolong your precious days.
MARIE.
The Duke della Roca. son OF Queen Christina, the
German journals state, IL about to marry Mile. Gro
becker, performer at the Kari theatre, of Vienna
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lBY TIE CABLE 10 SEPTEMBER 2S.
CONFLICTING Reports from
Italy.
Napoleon Thanked by the Pope for
Garibaldi's Arrest.
Moro Rum0rs Of Fenian Move.
ments.
THE REVOLUTION.

Reported Sxppressisu Of All she RIots-Tho
Country 00lcially Announced Tranquil.
FLORENCE, Sept a. 1861
Tue recent riots by Garibadian psrtisans in various
parts Of the kingdom have been suppressed, and it is
poaly announced to-day that the country is tranquil
sConnicting Reports from ItaIy-SerI0us Riots
at Modena, Milan, Genoa and Naples Re-
ported-Garibaldi Going to CaDrera.
LONDON Sept 2S-Noon.
The reports 6fom Italy very conflicting. The
latest dispatches received to-day mako mention Of se
GUS riots at Modona, Milan, Genoa and Naples
General Garibaldi was going to Caprera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
the ABYssInIA EXPEDITION.

Another French View Of tho Prospect Of Sue
cess-King Theodore Has Properly NO
Army.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times, under
date Of the 1eh writes - follows in reference TO the
Abyssinia expedition
Asa 90. on TO the dolefu representations Of Count
B,sson Who IL appears, organized an Unsuccessful
colonzng expedition 10 Ably ssna and has naturally re-
tanned exaggerated impression OF the dmeuies and
dangers there 70 be encountered We Ind in the L<vt
an Article fer les unfavorabls 70 We prospects Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
the ENGLISH TURF.

Last Day bus Ono Of tho Newmarket Races
Friday tho Winner Of tho October Handi-
cap and Athena Winner of the FOrlorn
LONDON. Sept %, 1857
Yesterday the last day but OF the Newmarket
sneeting. The crowd large and fashionable, the
weather delightful and the racing spirited. The nrst
race was for the October handicap, and was won by
Friday Trocadero came in second.
The second for the Forlorn stakes easily
~ Athena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
THE JuRlEs OF THE STATe OF TEXAS.

Order Of General Mower In Regard to Draw.
ing Jurors. -
NEW ORLkAxs Sept 2s, 1851
General Mower issued order to-day modifying
military orders relative TO the jurss Of tho State q
Texas, to render practicable 70 obtain jures In
that State The order requires Jurors 70 be drawn froa
those registered and none othen and no other oath b
required tnan that OF registration. ,syy