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Mr.. DRAKE rep, MOI moved 70 amend the sixth sec
ton. which declares the intent and meaning or the oah
escrihsd IN the supplementary act, by inserting te
brds lille holding any such Office or so as 10 make
OF h8 Legislature OF any state, who has held any
ecutSe or Judicial office in any state whether ne iHS
ken oath to support the Constitution OF the Ceu
states or not while holding any such Office or aRTWaFd
engaged in Instruction or rebellion" etc.
Mr.. TRUMBULL did not believe this amendment neces-
sary.
Mr. DRAKE was Of opinion that cases had already
arisen in the South rendering At all events
he thought Il could do HARM and he hoped the Chair
man OF the Judiciary Committee would not object to IT,
called 10 this subject by gentlemen Virginia,
who spoke TO him OF the necessity for such provision
was now proposed
Mr. .JOfINsON Dem, Md said the effect Of the
who held office OF any kind In the South during the Re-
beliOn There were many In tho South who took office
the sake Of the good they could do the Union
was with Lord Hale during the Parliamentary
In England and whose course approved wise
patriotic. He dd not believe that Congress ought OF
this special session 20 enlarge the exclusions That was
not the purpose for which Congress met. He had
ceTed letter from Gen. Sckes urging that Congress
tar from extending the exclusions under the original b
should reduce their number Such course Gen Bckes
said, would have beneficial effect In South Carolina.
Mr.. WILSON (Rep, Mass) said If the amendment
M ant 20 exclude those who were In ohce when tho
Sttes went out he would be In favor Of IT, IL 10 meant
bie e was opposed 70 IT, He did not think wise 70
large the lst OF exclusODiss He believed all the South
ern states would conform 70 the requirements OF the NIL
afy bil and out on the ten, lie believed that seven
would send here In favor OF the union OF the
try and equal rights for all men.
Mr. DRAKE said the officers OF registration In Virginia
had settled down upon conclusOn that no man
eAised. This was the necessity fer his mendmont.
k2f. HOWARD said the amendment vi Mr.. Drake was
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBL &c.
Having experienced the beaehCa effects Of hc skill
and experience Dr. LIGHrHILL the treatment Of Calh asa
knowing of his many other treated By him hks
pleasure recommending him friends ssl the public
C. c. wArre-
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T E X A s +.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

The Military Bill In the Sfate-IudiHereuee
Of the PeopIe-Number OF Troops on the Ris
Grnnde.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas March % 1861
By the arrival Of the steamship ST. Mary from New
Orleans informed that the Military bill about
going into practical operation in the Southern
While the local press OF Brownsville, like the great
majority Of the papers Of the South, very bitter in It's
Aenuncations, regarding lone OF the most
less and nexcusapie ou,rages perpeated upon
enslavod people," the great majority Of citizens per-
fscy indifferent TO It or TO any other act OF the govern
ment at Washington The people on the American side
of the Rio Grands have been particularly 'oya
- particularly rebeous Their close proximity 10 tho
shifting political the Mexican side the
fact that the great majority have for greater less
sme resided In Mexico has dcmoralized them In the
matter OF allegiance. They always quite willing TO
accept the situation whatever be- and are never
known TO CRY out, "wo will not have this to reign
usn Nor Is II probable that the border will be in
any way affected BY the change Slavery practically
had existence there long before the There
freedmen to create disturbance, and, though crimes
are by no means seldom, the most exacng radical in
che world could find fault with the energy, deermi
nation and impartiaty displayed in bringing criminals
20 justice.
The number OF troops in the sub. district OF the
Rio Grande is very small, probably not hundred
men Tor active duty. These occupy line not far from
nve hundred miles in length, and u Is not probable
Siore that they will be called upon, IN any way, 70
with the civil administration OF Affairs
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wEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

PAnADs or fm MoRnrslMz Fms 6EsAnrxnr.-Ths
various companies comprising the Monsanis Fire De-
partmeph under command OF Chief Engineer n. J. Ber-
se viii turn out In full force this afternoon for The pur-
pose OF receiving al elegantly finished carriage designed
for hope Hose. No. 2, Of Morisania delegation Of
charge Colonel Mooney will also be in attendance Ine-
different sections will form Harlem Bridge al half
presented, after which the Department viii parade
through Boston road TO Washington avenue along wash
ingon avenue to Fifth street. up Fifth street 70 Ford
ham avenue along Fordham to Eighth street, up
Eighth street TO Fulton avenue along Fulton avenue 70
Seventh street. through Seventh street TO Boston road
down Boston road and along Fordham avenue 70 Fisn
street, down Fifth street Railroad avenue and thence
to Coombs Morrsania Hall, where substantial collation.
will be served up
ATTEMPTED SrABBNG AFFRAY.-A German butcher,
named John Koenig. brought before Justice Haupt
man, at the Police Court, Morrisana, yesterday, and
sentenced to sixty days the county prison at
White Plains, for having attempted to stab man
named John Seabold It appears that while Sea.
bold, and his son John, member of the special
friends in lager beer saloon kept by Conrad
Friedrich. on Fordham avenue, Morrsania about,
one o'clock yesterday morning koeng dropped in and
having been refused permission TO JOIN the party about
TO drink quarreisome at the same time making
insulting remarks referring to the elder Seabold,
which resulted in the matter being transferred to
street. when Koenig drew his knife and made several
attempts TO strike seabold with it, but was happily pre-
quently arrested the accused and placed him in the
lock up
MARROW Escape FROM DsowSISc.-Four young men,
named John King. Martin Feen, John Ha1ersy and
Thomas Carroll, had escape from drowning
Monday afternoon in the Harlem river II appears they
went out on pleasure excursion in q row boat, and
pulling along at q brisk rate, when squalf
suddenly sprung up and capsized them. For
some time they held on by the gunwale, but finally
struck for the shore and became entanged in tho
weeds Christopher Gerraghty, young man in the
employment of Captain Delaney, with others. procured
boat and, after difficulty, succeeded In rescuing
the men from their perilous position.
CORRECTION In the report Of an affray which took
place in Coombs billiard saloon, Morrisana, on Friday
last of OF the persons engaged was given
RUSSELL whore it ought 10 have been Russell Coles
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L
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March q, 1867.
Hon. ALHERr VooRiEs Lieutenant Governor Of LouisI-
ana, New 0rlcans:-
heavy press Of business has prevented an earlier
reply TO your favor OF the 9th inst You perhaps have
seen In the public prints letter which wrote short
time since on the general political situation.
II seems 70 that is the feeling OF the South.
ern people TO contribute their best influence In favor OF
an early organization Of their respective States In
cordance with the requirements OF the recent Recon-
sructon ACT CONGRESS claims the rht TO control this
whole question. In my humble Judgment it is unwse
10 contend longer against It's power struggle further
against It's repeatedly expressed will.
am clearly OF the opinion that appeal 10 the
would accomplish good If case were brought
before the judiciary would open up OF most
complicated questions which perhaps ever engaged tho
attention OF any tribunal Questions OF such vast mag
nitude could not speedily be disposed Of. They would
necessarily require much time; and before conclusion
could be reached the Southern States In all probability
would be fully reorganized under the Congressional plan
Indeed, the supplemental bill provides specifically for
reorganization aud the only practical question is who
will participate in the workf II the many do not
operate in the movement and give proper shape the
few will carry II TO completion and there telling
what discrimination may be made against the non.
actionists Very respectfully
r. NJ PATTON, Governor OF Alabama
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4 FLORIDA SHOOTING ArFRAY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

Amusements Of the Floridians-AIdttlc Shoot
ing Anray-The Combatants First Acquitted
and one Afterwards Held to Bail. &c.
GORDON, Fla, March 20, 1867.
Yesterday the city OF Gainesville was entertained by
a little shooting affair. Captain George Bucklin was
accosted in the morning by one Baily who wished
know Il he (Buckrn) pushed two ladies' of the sidewalk
the day beforey
"No" replied Bucklin.
"You a.damned COWARD said Bailv
ssYou are damned fool" replied BucLn.
Baly then drcw bowie knife and cut the Captain in
the hand, and snapped his pistol at HIM twice 1t did
go or Buckn then drew his pistol and shot Baily
twice. in the breast and In the hand neither
wound fatal The Sheriff then arrested both parties
and they tried a. once and both acquitted.
Captain Amcs commanding United States forces at
this place. then interered and told the Judge that he
GOULD not allow Baily to be acquitted, consequently lie
(ayI bailed To appear at the next term ot Criminal
lou
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GENERAL pupe's DISTRICT.

Ihe Civii Rights BIZ to be Enforced In Ala.
bama-No Rebel War Debt, or the stute to
be Paid.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aprn 2 1867.
General swayne, WHO'S charged with the administrs-
tion Of the Military bill In Alabama says literal com.
pliance with the Civil Rights bill will be exacted and
payments for services rendered the State during tbe
war are peremptory forbidden.
General Pope will establish bis headquarters a, At
nanta-
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GENERAL scHorElo's DISTINCT.

ssspcnsion Of all Elections in Virginia Until
shs Registrntion Of Voters is Completed.
RICHMOND, April 2 1891
General Schoned has issued order suspendng all
elections until the registration is completed In the
meantime the vacancies occurring will be 1ed by the
commanding Cencral
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SHIPPlN @ NE w s.


Arrived.

ArrlScus -~sAr
Steamship City Of Manchester (nr), Jones' Liverpool
March TO- and Queenstown leb and 306 passen
gers, to John Dale pfch 27 lat a. lon 30 o. passsd
passed large qn3p.y of ce 24th lat 4s o. lon o. eI-
land for LIVERPOOL
[F6rotker Shipping Intelligence zee ffth page
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

BRO0KLYN PROPERTY.
lots on cissson sy 100 feet Lafayette av each ESQ
lots Atlantic 100 feet from New York each
gore lot adjoining above. e..:.................. l0o
from wyctoa St, each ~. 80 ioo
Grand sv. 2ao
four story brick store and lot adjoining ..... 1900
each ~ 1000
lots Hopknso OF Bergen St, EACH 1876
3 lots Howard bet Baltic and Butler sts, each ID
By James NJ Miller.
Grand ST, eacS @ 500
Three story brick ho,,se and lot No ga From,
Three story brick house and lot No 2s6 Front slOD
our story brick 3i3 Water 200
Trrec story house nd h, No 3t5 Water 81 - $500
Three story brick house and lot No. 42i West ST. 20
- - -, by Muller, wilkins a Co.
av., each .............' ................ Ia25
lots adjpining above each. 1000
lot on e. corner ah and l3sd st st.......... 2s0o
lo norr SIDE Of lltth st. 1875 IT. east of av.. 1850
io n nors 10 OF AiSh st. 3sp H. west W a.a v. 7d
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"A TO DRU GGISTS, GRoCERs, MERCHANTS. Ac: o,.
The European celebrated HoFF'S MALT EXThACE
HEALTH BEVERAGE towards the end OF last year.
introduced into the United States OF America
Mr.. RoT has established
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT (for Americal.
81 Broadway, n. Y. opposite Barnum 9 Museum.
For the past wears Of Hos Malt
Extract Health Beverage been known in Europe both ~
health preserving beverage and ~ tho
and remedy. unsurpassed by any nauseous
medicine.
os Malt Extract has been awarded several gold and
European Academies OF Medicine, owing 20
its failing efficacy diseases of the stomach thoas
and chest, and especially in consumptive cases.
metropolis has hailed with delight the Establishment
OF Mr. Ios Depot The President Of the New York Aca-
DENY or Medicine appointed committee TO report upon the
value OF this remedy which maintains exceptional rank
m of the so.caed remedies OF which tho mnTAct S
everywhere filled.
The physicians OF New York prescribe g daily Tho
families table drink Tho attention Of
who knows by reputation the enormous consumption Of
ors Malt Extract in Europe ard of one who finds
IL th- favorable report mads 70 tie New York Ac,demy OF
Me cite hy ,nittee safe or tho
superiority Of HoHs Malt Exu1ct called 10 the fact OF ~
Introduction into the United states.
Only agent appointed IN eacn tUwn .
Price s6 per DOZEN any part of this city o.
suburbs charge Orders By mail promptly executed
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ARKANSAS UNION STATE CONVENTION.

LITTLE ROCK, April 2 1861
A State Union Convention, consisting Of hundred
and hfty.six delegates including three negroes, and
eeprosspng 1fy counties, met this evening M the ss.c
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House Colonel johnson, Of seesse'ss 0senv' VOC
chosen permanent Chairman, and made an e'oq0si' anu
stirring speech. eongratuans me ssso ana rseols
tons we're appointed and resoutscns adopted inviting
General ora and Governor Murphy 70 seats tomorrow
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THE HEsToalM OUTWARD souso.

PORTLAND, Apr ?, 1867.
The steamship Nertoran sailed twelve O'Clock last
night for 81 John to load She will rs,urA here for tho
mails
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A GENTLEMAN IN GOOD POSITION, RESIDING on
N the Hudson river, wishes N correspond with
yourg lady widow with natrimony; aged 25 70
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given and required. Address for ye1A y TertNs
box l,75g New York Post olce.
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IfAll0vsd to eoatiaae.
Irritation 81 the LunEs, Permanent
Threat Diseass, sr Csnsnnpt ien,
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Browns Bronchial Troches

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Special Notices.
Is Stimulation Necessary


Is Stimulation Neccss0ry.
Thh question ID pr s.icaily aaswsrsd In The sArns
tive By thos ands Of physieAss every day. sonstns
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How 10 obtain shares and En-
cravings.

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-06
OAMnEN AFFAIRs.

A New ORGAY.-Last evening, st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, on Market street ABOVE
opening of a new organ. A number OF eminent
artistes from Philadelphia were present and
performed. The renditions of the oyert4res 10
Martha, by the Messrs. Kuautf, and to WMtdm
Jog nv D. d. Wood, were especially admired
The organ contains twenty-eieht drawstops; two
sets of manuals, each with a compass OF twenty,
eight notes from @ @ 10 G., for the great ana
swell organs respectively; set OF pedals ol lull
two octaves, from @ @ TO @; and three 'com,
position pedals" operating upon the stops oil
The instrument has been constructed with
special reference to the church IN when ~
stonde and is enclosed in a handsome case OF
CHtbic finished in the natural wood, and QUIT
from an original and pleasing design 1t pre-