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BDecjGG Notices.
sC- STILL THEY COME.
JULIUS SyCLE,

sieA!n street between Ninth and Tenth,
..rs, :, !nform bis many friends and the public
..asr.Ily that he rs constantly making additions
,-s.s already large and varied stock OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
-. en- sell as low as the lowest, leaving the
r.rzaaser 10 determine the real value of the
s..a, He now offers the following bargains:
f.l assOytment DRESS GOODS, comprising
sMpRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH MEKINOS,
ALPACAS, POPLINS, ALL-W0OL MOUSSE
LANES. 60;
Beautiful FlGU5ED MOUSsELAINES at PC;
CLICCSA fall stock at sio loc., l?.c., and l4c.;
DOMESTIC GIHGHAMS st Isc. !;
yAgD-wlDE BLEACHED COTTON at l2Ae.;
BLEACREp and BROWN COTTON from loc. up
10. BLEACHED and BSOwN sHgBTING at 4Oc.
FCLL s.: EXTRA HEAVY BROWN sHEETING
:, &c;
WHITE FLANNEL at IS and SOC;
HEAVY ERD TWILLED FLANNEL at 35c.
GoDn 64LMoRAlS st$I.so;
WHITE and COL0RE0 CORSHTS al 81;
,1TINAT At 50 and Soc.
!LJ.wGOL CASHMERE atSl;
, EL4CK DOUBLE. WIDTH CLOTH FOR CLOAKS
az 81;
SACK CLOTH CLoAKs at IS aud upwards;
! full assortment LIGHT DOUBLE-WIDTH
CLoAkiNG.
ALSO.
/ large stock BED BLANKETS, white and co
lgEed
CoUyFE3PANEs. HOSIERY.
GLOVES, SHAWLS,
rEDEEWEAR for Ladies' and Gentlemen;
WHITE GO0pS, TABLE LINENS,
PIASO and TABLE COVERS,
RUSSIA DIAPER. and CRASH TOWELS and
TQWELING. SO.
invite eli wishing 10 purchase goods 10 give
ueacal. JULIUS SYCLE,
s!3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed sATU SpAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and
wou3 be pleased 10 see md serve their numerous
friends aud acQpsintances:
gITER q. GAZE, GEORGE SwABACHgR, JoEAs
WEISBsRG, GEoRGE p. BAGBY, and J. ADoLrHUs
FRESCH NJ j. SAAL. de i-ts
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gWAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

seg AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, LYCgRINg, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed war
raned not only equal but superior 10 the English,
and fifty per cent cheaper. They are superseding
all foreign toilet soaps in this Market as It'll well
known that since their introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen of fully one-haf. Manu-
factured only by
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEE b CO.,
81 south Front street, Philadelphia; 30 Barclay
street, New York. no 3a-eowsm
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nN A COUGH, A COLD, OR SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. /: allowed 10 continue, irri-
tation Of the lungs, permanent throat disease,
or consumption, is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imms.
date relief.
For bronchitis ma, catarrh, eonsumptive and
throat diseases, TR0CHES are used with
always good succsss.-
Singers and public speakers use them 10 clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. osfe-eod4m
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NOTICE TO SRIPPERs.-The boats
" Of the JAMES RlIEk DSysrrSyssx5Ssss sssSI sas
KASAWBA CANAL COAPAa fazssSsaRsaastssss
p.Q leave the dock as u.usl uuuvc
promptly At u O'Clock Il. on TUESDAYS 1hoHs'
DAYS, Grd SATURDAYS. .h,o.nd
Yre.gbt rnd tolls on goods for LynehbuIg hho
beyond collected Oh delivery or Prefsie a. ne op
ton Of The shipper Freight received and dei1'ef'
e. Et Ioy oHcs, on the DOCK ,,,..
Way Freight viii not be delivered ali esasgsS
AZ aid
III" t.If :. "00 N--@ EDWARD pILLos, Agent
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THE PUBLIC DEBATE of the Jefferson
Literary Society will take place at half
past o'clock on Monday evening next.
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Ritllmonil 1lspattll.
SATURDAY........DECEMBER 21, 1857

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
N 20 the Board OF Directors Of the lrglnls S Ss !,
iIal Railroad ompany Tor the Ie-lssus o. Sohlf
20 eTi for FIFTY sHARES OF SroCh, issued =
April 2Sth 1889 apd to the Board OF foI OF
SCp y 10 2sS for TEN SHARES OF STOCK, Issued
10 James yons. both OF which have bean lost
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
" TO the Board Of directors Of The Richmond
and Danvills Railroad Company for the Te-issne
of the following bonds. which have been iost Or ooo .
bond 80. iS2 for IS. 900 : Issued 70 D. 3: Gorton,
us,ee for 4 c. Thomas: Bond No ts+, ior s. -, 81
* GOO issued 10 D. H. Gordon, Trustee for a; U.
hn1 I'd ch ildren. Oe I-S-AI
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A CALLED MEETING of the City Council
will be held at 4 = o'clock this afternoon.
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7 UsT. in the neighborhood of Four
/ EItaepth and n am streets, the blowing money
one $50 national bank te, cne 81 note, one MY.
ceat note one TWEEN yfve cont note, one ten-ceh
note, and two tsn-cent pieces, all closed IN Z
memorandum OF sale OF silver. The hncef Will
please cal al the Office OF ,on,r
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
d.
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FAIR FOR ORPHANS.
. The ls5!es OF s.. Paurs Church Sewing So
.>.tv 81 - ho'd = FAiH and RBSTAUSANT for Ia o
S.SyFlT OG THE ORPHANS OF TRS CHURCH
s"ug. to open THIS EVENING Tuesday, the
In pecemher al o'clock, in Stearnss building,
opposite the post-otice. de l7--lw
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E0rGaUGre.

cPEAE g. JACKSON'S SAWs..One
= package Of these uprlvallea SAMsmsaiho, 81 no.
5i,rsot rom the ma ksrs For sale at low
eet iuaiAs' hS''' ~ lk25 NJ ain street.
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OST MISPLACE NEGOT1-
LABLg NOTE executed by W. J. Georgeto order
4 4. Roberts, and endorsed by said hobe!tS.
hssrinr date the 5th December 1851, al siXtv says,
amounting to SiO4 io is lost The public are ca a.
toned against tra7ing for same, as application
bss been made for its renewal. For farther rar-
ticuiar- INQUIRE al this ot1cs ae -u--t
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So UNION BANK 0F RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsrITUTIoN)
oYTlCg AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAEK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PR CEsT.
OS DEPOSITS.
l. pAvEGPoRT. JR., Presidsnt.
JAMES MILLER, C&Inisr.
DIaEcroAs.
> E. L. Pains, L. D. Crsnshaw, W. z. ousrles.
Tn. 4. Lyons, Jy., &. &. Blanksp-
:, Bodefsr, B B. Wo,siSer, ship,
". A Spot Moses Bnyson, J. 4. Winston,
l. L. Rllett. Jas. w. Archer, A. a. Hutshin.
Z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenoaum, son.
". 3, Bin:ord. }. ". Han, r W Dosweh'
IA. Bolvin, w F. Gray, VI. Il. Tanner,
TU Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. h. Eowlin.
The security offered 70 depo.itors Is undouoted,
&ud the insritution should commend itself to All
classes.
The attention OF Ell In city and country is called
to taIs institution. Here they will fnd security,
convenience and profit. Sums as small one
dollar may deposited, ana Six pc. cent Interest!
received ssrla.
once hours fron s :. II. :ogP IL. on Saturday
from 4. III. tos P. M, and from tosP. 4.
js L!-d&swA
Eo3rGT H. aAVRI JAMES L. KAUEI
2cBsEr TT. Escosa.
Ey r. Il. HhURY Il CO.,
(zsrABLIszED IL 1884,
sAEKRRS ADD BROKkhS
80 1914 Il Sin street,
arrl hcrte bslow the post-oass,
RICHMOND, Va.
STg2LITG EXCHANGE, GOLD AND sILVAk,
BANK EOT8s, STATE, CITY, ard
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &e.,
bought and sold on sommiss!cn.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
EADE on all ASasaSibls points IN the United
sA:sI re
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OST COW.-Straved from my sta-
1 ble.vard on Ttur.day small fFSpr.gvysa
DARK EED COW, with long tail and sSSegSSN
crooked horns. She came FROM Mr.; E
tnirew L. Ellot,'s farm, near HaifG-262s
Sirs All parties are cautioned against trad lns
for he. suita Bile reward will be paid for her
aajrs,v n CHARLBS l.. TODD,
a. ',t4 corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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snort, A. +.
Shaw, c. r.
shafer. C.. G.
Sharp, J. 7.
sh ook, John q.
Sport, Newton
kherwood, W.
Singer, Geo.
sincoa, II. G.
Fins. 2. K.
Simpson, Wm.H.
t2j
Slate, Joseph
smith, g (2l
Smith, J. q. (c'd)
smith, 2.
Smith, n J.
Smith, W. q. 4
Co.
snipes, W. J. i
Splitter, &. s.
sprudling. L. Y.
spald!ng, J c..
Spinnetto. Peter
Sp-are. VIM.
Stein, Mr.
Str.ttner, Chas
Staples, Edward
stribling, T. T.
Stra uss, Y.
Stock. Phi.
ste wsrt, a. G.
StaDard. X C.
stone, hobt n.
Sttrks. T ernple
Stratton, +. &C. }
Staples, w. 7. &
Sund berg, ! Y.
swift, Daniel
sy nor. Fl. C..
7 ayior, a. K.
Taylor, g W.
Taylor, John
Taylor, Israel
Taylor. J. G..
Tanner. J. 2. n.
Ia iaferro, W. C.
TAYLOR, w. g.
Tanner, WIN. z.
Tesrney, A.
Thor 1'on, A.
icoloredI
Thoma', r. VI.
Thsxton, 6. D.
Thomas, q
Thomas, VIM Il.
(coiored)
Tillis, Jos. s.
Toney. Jno W.
Travsrs, John
Tracy. Col. J. C..
Tuttia, G..
Turpi n. Tn os.
Van WiDkla, s.
Vinal, Ahijaht2)
Walker, Col. K.
Waddell. z. J.
Wa!drcp, T. J.
" ard, 7. }.
Wellics, w. &
Son
Walker, W.
Wade. Ed w.
Watkins, +. n.
W atkins, u.
Wslker. Geo.
Waldrop, G. q.
Walden, J Il.
waagoner. J. (2l
W atkins Juds' n
Wells. 10. n.
W hiitls, S. D.
white. w. =.
Whittle. Chas.
Wheat, Francis
White, John E.
" illiams, N.
Wistw ond. w. J.
Wigs 8 4 Co.
Wilson, \. A.
Williams, q. P.
Williams. E. S.
Winston, 6.
williams. Jacob
Williams, Jesse
Williams, j. -.
vii iams. John
WAX, VIM.
Woodruf. Mr..
Wood. Jas. 2.
WOodhoTse J g.
"a right H G.
Wynn, VIM. B.
wyatt, WIN.
Wynn, 3 lc'd)
Wyatt, Felix
Wyatt, Il. G..
faucey, J. A.
Zentsr, =.
CuIpD ID M
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LADIES' LIST.
Byo.!..,sv, Mrs. George Percre Mrs. lnais r.
Campbell, Miss & (cnld) Rsams Miss Maria a.
Glayton Mrs. Ann +. Roberts, Miss Mary II.
clarke. Mrs Fancy Ei!ey, Mrs Emma
;'urry Mrs e. :. Stewart. Jiss VI 5.
row Ms. 5. Smith, Miss VI. z.
Gowen, Miss Pgrthenia TIruer, Miss MGry(e)
hancock. Miss Bette q. Walsh, Mrs. Mary
hsrris, Ms Ell-n Walker, Miss ss!lie j.
Hatcher, MRS. Mary 4. Metcott, s. rs. L.
Hobbs, Mrs Maria Z. Wells, Miss Cora 2.
Lewis Miss Mary Watson, Margaret cord
McCrsath, mrs Emml Wake, MES saIlle J.
rowu!I, Mrs. n. A.
GETTLEMEN'S LIST.
Hen Boiling Leonard, Joseph
Adams, Peter G. JthgoW, William /.
ChsIkly Barton Lewis. David
Charlton. Joan Ichae, =. o.
GRAY, Wi Ham D. Moore, Thomas Z. t-)
CogbiU, Na'han Mann. Johr Il.
Claytop J. s Nelson, G.. G..
D.bny, Richard (cord) Powell, James 3.
Davis e S (g Perkins, DIR. a. b.
Evans, a G. Se2ward. Joseph Is.
FickIina Co, T. D. suotts, John Il.
Hancock I. J. Warren, John
Hail, J. w Welsiger, ID. J.
Gogan PANEL Wyatt. joseph W.
]. II. MOODY, P. II.
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BY COwARDIN & ELLYSON.
.AHS2ISe77lesatS.

y I a IL AM iNSIk u M I'm IAls
' CONCERT to be given at the BALLARD
HALL on McHDAY the zad December, 1857. in aid
oi the Fl IN ALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION OF
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
Tr'o-Violln, Tioloncello, and Plano-Kess-
7jeh, Thilow, and ReiuhArdt.
I. snlo-RsSs-M2Gic Fiute-Mozart
y solo-Pisuo.
h7.a-Scpraao--scena and Cavas!na, l Due Fos.
t.r!-Nerdi.
C.er;ette- soprano. Contral.o, Tenor, and
observation-disclosures.
PART II.
T-,o-vio1in, yioloncello, and Pieno-Eess-
r,cA. Thilow. and keinhardt
. Sclo--TenH r-' Sleep Well '-Abt.
pun-Teno- and Sass Martha-Plotov.
1 Tr!n--Soprauo. Tenor, and BGss-Atsila-Eerdi.
! puo-Two pianos.
r,iee Of tickets ONE DOLLAR. To be obtained
&. The music stoses AID the otice OF Ballard's
ko.s..
sr.s thau there are comfortable seats in the hsl
p0Cr- oman AT o'clock.
Concert commences q; half past O'clock P. n.
De ?o-td
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DRAWING THEIR Per DIEM.-Several
members of the Convention waited Oh
General Schofeld yesterday morning, re-
questing him to issue an order to the First
Auditor Of the State directing him to pay
them their per diem, and desiring him to
include the interim of their vacation. Inc
General, in few words, told them thai
while the people were SO poor and mao
such heavy taxes to pay, and while the
Treasury was so short OF funds as to be
barely able to pay the senn-annual IN
terest, he did not feel at liberty to order
ANY extraordinary sum Of money to be
paid from it, adding that when the ques-
ton of per diem for the vacation came
properly before him for his decision he
would. then give definite answer. He ac-
cordingly issued an order for the Auditor
to pay them up to the time OF ADJOURN
ment, which was done on yesterday.
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A New RADICAL PAPER TO BE STARTED
Much dissatisfaction has been expressed
by leading Radicals at the lack of ability
and enterprise displayed in the publishing
of the Ne,c Nation, the present Radical
organ in this city. 1t has in no instance
served their purposes, and many of them
will not recognize it as their organ. Many
have expressed disapprobation of its Bun
combe and absurd emanations, which have
only elected the blind admiration Of the
ignorant and deluded.
In view of this, a party of Radical CAPT
talists have, We learn, made arrangements
for starting Republican paper early in
the coming year. They purpose, it is said,
conducting frst-class paper, to be well
edited in al its departments by an ample
corps.
II this be true, the lord of New Nation
Hall must soon cease braying, and must
take the alternative Of blowing his own
horn in the capitol.
Luter.-We learn that Colonel A. \.
Sheldon, of the "Gate City" keokuk,
Iowa, has made arrangements for publish
ing the paper above alluded to. The first
number will be issued on the lst of January
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INN PLATE, ZINC, WIRE, SHEEI
IRON, for sale by GORDON SGRiSGpA,s;, , p,S.,
de 20 --E---r-- 90 -
OAR LEAD, BAR LEAD, for eale oy
% Pearl Block.
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Steamers.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
4 STEAMSHIP COapAsY:IThs EGEA
ALBRMARLR SARATOGA, HAT &Z.tnSsESH
TRRAS, NIAGARA, and VIRGIN IA,
leave New York for Richmond direct every WED:
HHsDAY and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, and were b1ili
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and staterooms; and tho fare, &cSoMmo-
dations, and attention, are unsurpassed
l. Goods ppsd by this line are landed regularly
3. New York on the Company,s covered pier "'
North river within forty. eight hours.
Insurancs effected at lowest rates when ordered:
Preigbs for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no ch arge made except for ae-
tual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston. aavannah, New
OYlean ns and other southern ports, leave from the
adjoining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly I.nsferrsd without exposure
street. ssw York; Samuel Ayyss l. Co. siea-
burg; T. r. Webb, Norfolk, Va.
For freig ght or passage aplly 70
SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents,
da4 corner Main aud Eleventh streets.
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CPIkITS TURPENTINE.-6 barrels,
y daily expected, for sale TO arrive bys I'VE
nCsS n e. aoa.
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Lost. Str0yeG, and E0aI1o6.

cSOO REWARD.-Stolen from e
SCDU my quarters, on Tbursday "a
,lgnt. HUNTING.CASS GOLD aTCH EN9.
and CRAIf. with charms on chain. NJ eAD
nam. and rank are engraved on the inside oI the
case and ~ on the back ia German text. re-
ward o. 53OO will be given for The return OF the
watsh and chain, and $40 mora lor the conviction
Of the thief Arply al Nowlan Co.'S, corner
Teeth and MAN streets, or TO
A. II. D. WILLIAMS,
Captain United States cavalry, camp Grant.
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CTRAYED FROM MY RESIDENCE,
> az Bacon's Quarter Branch. onTasEI5Ts
Thursday last, a WtlTE cow, inSTtsfsY
good order reasonable rewarl will WI
be paid for her Return. S@zs1
dsolq,s Stall No % New Market.
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LADIES' LIST.

T iST OF LETTERS FEM lNITG
iIIS THE M,NCHEsTER F0SI. OFFICE DE-
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I0R RALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
i N Observation-Disclosures ekly @ Hx ~
psry-Ch.+p.st Route Freights he
d1c.d-No charge for Wharfage by this Line N o
!r4asAI pnent of Goods-Le&ves BalnmoIe eFe1S
Wednesday and ssturday-LeAves Riehmone
every Wednesday and Sunday a. O. CLOCK A d -
Steamer ELLIS KhlGHT, Captain CaAEtEs ia, =
vtk- will leave here on SUNDAY MVhNlNS nv "
s.sg'cIocS Freight received every day tSuhoay
e1c.ptsGI up 70 o clock P, NJ. This steamer hES
Splendid saloons etaterooms, and PASSENGER ae'
LGF- WeEIs and staterooms extra. For 1rslSht
{: passage apply TO ru,r.u CuppIE
&c a. SaA' %" - de z0--2t
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Shipping.

TOR PHILADELPHIA st a M
7 ALEXANDRIA, Captain PLAT, " @Sz 2
now ly!cs at Aer berth in the dock, rEss-sS-N.=-i
viii receive freight for the above port
r.l SATURDAY The get instant al l. Q civck "a
y.sisht ;.ken for Norfolk, also ior tharI eston,
Save L. h, snd New Orleans, and olils OF !aains
,..n-c through Passage to fhilsdelphia, inelu-
ding meals and BtaterooIu, 80
w PORTER, Agent,
ts2o-e, Once No. 2125 on the dock.
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"To Jennie " Lucy Ann.
PACKAGE.
Miss sarah adams.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27
santa Anna and Are.leo.

From The Times,
We cannot share the indignation of some of
our neighbors at the interference of our naval
officers to prevent the landing of Santa Anna
in Mexico. Perhaps it was illegal, but it was
fortunate and useful nevertheless. We have
professed to be anxious for the restoration of
Republican authority-and we certainly do
not care to see it again menaced and the
country thrown into fresh oommotion by the
Vaccinations and intrigues of the unscrupu-
lous adventurers who are always ready to
plunge Mexico into civil war for their own
advantage.
Santa Anna has outlived his public useful
ness. He is old and broken down. Nothing
has survived with him but his unscrupulous
and unprincipled ambition. When Maxi
milan first landed, he made haste to tender
him his services. His letters were eloquent
in describing the need which Mexico had of an
Imperial Government and of foreign aid.
When his services were rejected here, he
offered them to Juarez, protesting the greatest
indignation that foreigner should dare to set
foot on Mexican soil and try to overthrow the
institutions of the republic Rebuffed in that
quarter also, he repaired to this country, and
has been busy ever since in getting a chance
to invade Mexico on his own hook.
If he he were to succeed in getting foothold
there, he might prolOng the struggle against
the Republican authorities little longer. He
would probably rekindle the fires of civil war
now dying away, and bring about the slaughter
of some hundreds or thousands more of his
former fellow countrymen.
We are not sorry that the action of one
Of our officers has defeated this attempt. We
hope Juarez will speedily regain possession
of his legitimate authority, and that the
experiment may again be fairly tried whether
the Mexicans are capable of self-govern-
ment or not. We have fairly made ourselves
responsible to the world for the peace and
good order of Mexico. The prevention of
the return of Santa Anna to Mexico for
hostile purposes, is the first step towards a
fulflment of this obligation. We hope it
will not be the last, if others shall be found
necessary.
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.RIvY WELLS OWNERS OF PROPERTY.
u The only place 90 get PriVy Wells cleaned AM
. oisiniected ~ very low prices. 81 E
A. PEY6ON,
..f H ManuhctuKer Of Poudretlo,
slOs ooLDSMIrH's HALL, LIBRARY atreet
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But the Dominion" must nun IFS course.
Il is monarchy's 'last card" this side Of the
valley Of the Amazon. Let as quietly watch
the progress of the experiment. depreoating
Great Britain which would tend to excite hos
tile feelings between us and the Canadians,
and thus embarrass and postpone that frater-
nal sympathy which will yet be developed.
We would not acquire Canada by conquest,
nor yet by purchase, no matter how moderate
the price; but, believing that the true and
lasting interest Of both peoples would be sig
nally promoted by their fusion by mutual CON
sent we would be careful to interpose no OBJ
stacle to such contamination. IS -.-r.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27
The New Conflict on Recommendation
What VIII Congress DO!


From the Herald.
The President, through his Attorney Gene
raj, one of those Hudibrastic lawyers
"Who can a hair divide
Betwixt its south and southwest side,"
has revived the conflict, which we had sup
posed to be ended, on Southern reconstruc-
tion. He has again thrown down the gauntlet,
and the Executive Committee of Congress has
promptly taken it up in call urging full
meeting of the two Houses ON the Sd of July.
''It is thought essential, says MIR. Schenck,
Chairman of this Committee, 'to secure quo
runs, if it should only be to remain in session
long enough to pass some declaratory act on
the subject of reconstruction" 1t may, then,
be considered as settled that quorum of each
of the two Houses will be present in the capital
on the appointed day, and that their first pro-
ceeding will be the sending joint committee
TO wait upon the President, announcing that
the two Houses are in session and ready to re-
Ceive any communication which he may have
TO make.
The answer of Mr. Johnson will probably be
message explaining and vindicating his re-
cent course OF action, under the opinions of
his learned Attorney-General defuing the
metes and bounds of the governing powers
conferred by the acts of the last session upon
each of the five Southern military district com
manders. The action of Congress will doubt
less be a new law of reconstruction, so clearly
and minutey establishing the powers of the
five district commanders as to admit of no eva
sion of the conditions of registration, the
qualifications of electors, and the rules and
reStrictions applicable in each OF the States
concerned to its State Convention, Constitu-
zion. and Legislature, and to its election of
Senators and Representatives to Congress. 1t
may be safely assumed that under this decla-
Tatory act a more rigid enforcement of the
general terms to the excluded States laid down
at the last session will be exacted than would
have been required had the President, in his
execution of these laws, leaned more to their
@'true intent and meaning and less to his
exploded policy. Had he desired the special
intervention of Congress to reetify the irregu-
Jarities and harmonic the action of the five
district commanders, he. could not hav'
adopted more effective measure to secur,
mis- object than in the course he has pursued
but wiser expedient would have been a
simple proclamation recommending the pre-
sence of a quorum in each House ON the 81
of July. IHrlI
II is evident, however, that his purpose ha
been rather to embarrass, delay, and defea
the Reconstruction programme of Congress
than to assist in bringing it to a suoeessfu
issue. With the failure of the appeals TO th
Supreme Court of Sharkey, Walker Jenkins
and Company, 8 general opinion of acquiescenc
in the opinions Of such men as Generals Lei
Hampton, and Longstreet, and general dii
position to fulfil the conditions OF Congress