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ben 3itsen na9 alien @unften int @etst, GibpeIten unb
Nproweten All.
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unO abenbs rs HRr Geunta8S fruR 3 so aab M9 uFr
Na6mitta8s ~ unb Q6enb8 rs n6r.
@b9an9 BON @af6ington frH6 7, M8 unb
N12 l4r, gto6m. 2, 165 $50 unb 8 nEr a6enbS
Gpnnta9S fri!9 M8 lbr. gtG9m 2 $50 uno @6enbs 6
u9r. Die A1O llbr @lrrSeu3ii8e unb "a lEr gtu6>
nittaSs3ase BON Baltimore urb bic 7 rGr Iprgen,age
uAS bic 2 lfr gta9mittags5iiSe BON Baibinstpn 9altea
an ben Wespuutten an. Die Z 05 Ibr Mlprsen3lee un6
bic ~ rbr NaGmittass> 3Hse BON Baltimore nnb bic
rs tbr @iprgeu- unb IS lFr g3a4mittasSs 3ase bon
darlington i4Iisben f& 3igen anf Der aunappItfer @abu
an.
3a9e se6en Spn qnuoYpis fri6 ~ u6r anb gtad,z
mittags uni 5 nFr 40 M;n. mad 8altiinpre ruS gsaibina
ton alb.
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II. I. NJ. perbe man i@ an s. 3. Gn8Ianb, gSentsu
in Der Camden Station, pber an bas 8iletsUi reau.
Spbn2 8. gBtIfpn II, Sranspptmeifer
Ill 6. so. 6 pte, Saupt=$iQetsgs
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fai6tis fit Ginuannerer.
gleue a~rrun9sment8 fir @inpanperer bts mad
benz gBe!eu III retIeu wtnlAen.

IttUt %tt|utSSNhStA2 iIS S'h'""'FN'N| w "N
benz M6elten gu reiGen pGnIHen.
Son teute, 8. Iopbr., ait tperbsn BITE Ginipaaeere'
auf Der glpetGern Central @aIsert Ctr. 0eppt Gilenba9f
nit Rem GrpreBSug ~betSroert. 0ie 8a9H bietet pacurd
BEN Gmisrauten einen srSberen 8ortbeiL, ais irgene etn'
albere Satn, au9 1T fs nm 81 Nfetlen tur;er ais teo'
anSere Sa6u ua@ teuanuteu 4lGsen, ais
Ytttsburg, &leuslanO, Detroit, Sort @Sa9ne,
G6tcaac, Wilpautee, @aIenn, Dubuque, ct.
gauI, Icd SstanS, burlington, Soma @tt9
NIB peroeu tesGalb bic nit Der gtprt9ern Central Saba
ae6euben @erIpuen 10 Gtunben friDer aS bic nit ans
BERN Sabnen gebenbeu bort e%intreifen, nnE perSen pier
OtaG mtniser bic g6agen babel s%elpedielt. Die SapiI
siett bur9 ben i6Enftsu Gteil bon Obtp. Die Sands
@ntferuuna BON bier bis GbicaSc 1T 500 Wfetlen. =
0as @epdd wirb bier sessi6nst (%uarteS) nnb 9sRt nit
BEN %aIIasisrsn an ben Sefimmun8Sort.
W16 GreRltne, DaptOn, Cincinnati, Snotana'
polls. 2puispi1e unb ct. QcuiS
perbeu ebsn'aHs 9aflasiere %teiSrbert rub fir iPr @epSd
feine meitere rlmlabungsfpTeu 6ere9net. Die Pahn.
aiere fSnnen nit benz 3 tbr, pber @beubS TO lPrs3ue
nab nGen weflt9 gldteu SePen, r9ne ~nnter~egS anfSe.
9altsn Su tperben.
Dur8fa9rts-SiGete perbeu %eertauit in Der Office bss
Igentet.
&6arIe5 @aIfer,
(oft14@ $40. rs Gelfr., nabe WaterS IParf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-27
TcuerDer fberuu9
Der alcciirten 6suermannS @erIi1erungsgeIeas
iGaft BON Baltimore.
go. A SoutbRr segeniiber benz Gun-@ebduOe

Sn SetrnGt Der srfpIsrei6eu G6Gtisfeit bes Dampfs
6ener.D epartements iteIen mir BON jest AT gum bilise-
rem greiie Bplicen aus unb erneuerI aud bic alien gu
ben b~tligfen &aten. GIe Sieienisen, melGe Sduier,
MDbelu pper icnitiSe Nert99esenitanbe fir Elm rber fiebsn
Sabr ;u perit3eru pitni@eu, werben hermit eiuselaben,
F6 bic 9ifte rnierer lerabseietteii 8rGmien a~p;uIebeu.
ale @srIuite teerben tpie tisber prompt un6 liberal
au5beSa6lt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-27
U8cCt68

GEESMANIA
Gebtme @crF1srungs : GeieaiGntt,
So. SO SrOabtcat, NetusWUrf+
capital uno uebsri4nB. 80. $1,25O,090.O9
Sdbrli6e8 @tntOmmen. 100000
SeritberunSen. .2Z,OOO,OOO
Gu8be5nbIt fur 8erIuite I'M Iebten
A1idrtdl. 94c,O Uo
Die @efsui4aft 3abtte bis jett $780, 900 fit SsrluRs
aus.
Suep 50 efenbpHd, Prii.
s.. g &wenbIer, Gices@rGf. II. Ger.
3 aIttmsre 6tpdSaIterS unb Referen5tH;
6. Sdbubrna6er %. 9re1iel.
Samiltpn GaIteru Chr. Stnru9S.
Ser1ran bon Scpf Setnrl, Stefu9
O.. 90. Gail 6. 90. @pilfer
Sate6 GueClp4 B9. urlnnb.
0faber Gtein D.. Wieienfe!o
GuSfunft, 8rpi6iiren NIB 3abeItn perben gratis ans
! gesebel BET sem Isentet
Cart 0brenf4 all,
GenercI=Isent fir ben Gtdat Msdrplano.
gRr. Is Secpnbftr., Baltimore.
uuteriu6enbe Ier3te:
ST. SpeI Seltu1ann, $50 Bearlftrs
9r. @uTa0 9iebmanu, 63 u. 6rcntfr.
Sr. 0tcpIaHs 8atber III autprifrt, Ifplitdttca
nen fir pbise @efeGfDaft ent9e5eH 81 nebmen. (matlr
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-27
6eiIe JclcNe0Octte'l,

3)0t0mac
.aT@en Gran8portations = Glntc.
Sir
Mleraaorta, @aI9tn9ton uno @epr9stOtpn,
in aquta Greet nit ben 6ra6t6igen Der Rio
mpup, Treberjdsbur8 unb P%otomac Gts
ien6a6n III @erbinbuu8 fteRenb.
9ampfey oGrpreb", Capt. u. 6. 9fdle, uno
9ampTer .aennebed", Capt. S. S. @iipu,
serlaHen Baltimore bonn 9ter $40. 8 SiS9tftr. Wtart iebsn
0teuTtug uub 6reitas @a9mittuS 4 n9r far OsiSe Slate
upo bic gewB6nliGeu 9anSun8spGBe GIN gotcn1ac TluB.
9uradfe6renb ~berlafen ~bjeielteu % aibtngt n
ieben Njttpc6 unb Satnitdg 6 l9r Niorgens rnD Ale'
ranbria Z n6r 0lpr9en8.
QBeqen @uSfunft User Gra9t ccer @afia8e wenSe man
f4 III Baltimore an
ReebBam & cons,
mr,12jl 142 Sight StraBen W6erft.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-27
ds.~ Sic alte
S Dutbsru ISOS7 s2tnie

iber ote 9rpbe Qtlanttc @0aIf Qinte EdilrCao.
VafIasiere BON bieIer beliebter @inie BADEN sic @eles
senbeit, bic alten Sap einie 9ampfer nne Sesei9iffe u.
&panofe @iienbabn, oeer iiber StiGmpno, 6reberidsburg
unb Bptpmac G%iieubabu, mad Gfi4mCno, tber 6iducnq
nnb Oanbine, pher uber Gibmpnb unb 8eterStur9 mad
GBel6pn, banu iber @aleisb unb @aitpn, pber itber bic
Niiminstpu unb Gelbpn Giienbabn uaG &in9soiue nno
laoen ilbrigen Bunfteu heS Sibens 81 benuteu.
Die dlte Gap Cine lit bic ein3is neIe ber9eitelte, fpels
DE 3pif6eu Baltimore, SprtreB 0tpurpe NIB GrrfcIt bic
Ser. Staateu Ypit befSrbert.
Zines iFr 8opte SerlGst tGslit, GrnntasS ausssnpms
men, ibre g9erfte am Su6e Der Union Dpd, Nabmittas5
AZ lbr, uub i6lieBt f@ III gprtsmputb NIT benz Sesels
f6if unb 91panpfe Giienbabn Q 3igen all, pelGe bic
&au1beu citation, Baltic. Obip @airoab Depot I'M 4. 10
Wtprgeus uub 4.15 Hammittas8 berlaiien NIB perbinbe Ell
F& in BaIbingtpn Direct nit Ger GtiGmcnb, 6riebridSs
burg unb Bptpmac &nil Hpab iber Gauia Greet.
@ines Der IGue0ften uub reSeluG6ig1teu Dalnrfi9iffe,
DerlGst tGsli@ Ieinen Dbarft 6uB Der 6. StraBe, nm
6.45 Wfrrsens nnS Z nbr abenbS, SpuntasS Z nh
@benbS.
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~ttr;efe, unb bic eiuatse birette Houte mad Hi6mpno, gez
~tersbura, Gbeutcn, Ylpmpntb, 0ilmineton, 9faleieb,
Sanpile, Salisbury, Gbarlrtte, GbarIeIton, Sapanna5
uab ausufta, aud bic birette einie mad gtlauta, Npntz
gpmerp, Wtcbile, Ner Srleaus, 4enfacola rnb Gernans
bina, Slpriba.
Die alien gaS Cine 0ampfer p~ertinten F9 in @pyfOIt
nit benz Danlpfer @oluS an Montas, Ntittmp1, 6reitas
fir @berrpTtpne unb Gaitern Sbcre, @irginia am Sienftns
DounerItag unb Sonuabenb fir OfattbepS unb @lcus
cefter Counties Inb Dprttcrn.
Dur&binete uub GepGd Itarteu fnb an allen Ssr5ius
bungs YlGten gu babeu.
Tafasiere, wel1e Nep 9crt mn 8 l1tr uHb B6ilabeIs
| bSia nm 11.45 gta6mittasS p~erIafen, fSnnen III 8attis
more nit Der Oh Sap Cine ibre 9teiie peiter fprtIeeen'
gBeitere 4ustunft tam man in Der OIo Sap Cine
Office unb in Der Baltimore Obc 8ailrpab Office, @au=
ben Depot, f& %erfrdgen.
ID. u. SdlS,
Br1fbent BaItp. Daupfz8adtt Go.
g.. q. DIR Moent her Gedelfhife uub Rpdupte 81 ~.
lSugb O'@ onu BaNagiersIssnt.
Y. 0etbbam & @pbu, Gen. agent q. 8. unb g.
q. R. @pmpaguie.
(ptt1s-iD s. DR. Sanep, Sen. 6. GSt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-27
Die i6nellte unb t~lrjcite 9lOute nab 3id.
mono, 8u., uno mad benz Suoen,

Die f6nelfte unb tlrjelte 9tpute nab 8ida
mUno, 8a., unb mad benz Sioen,
pia Der Baltimore unb ObiO GifsnDa9n na6 gDaYBiustOn
Bptrmdc Dampfbopte ssGen bon eirt6frase ggerft
mad Icania Greet unS 9fiGmpnb. Die 6reoeriGSburg
nnb Pctcmac @ilenbanbn lit Jest bon bon 4auia Gree
bis GiHmcne In cc1en @arse unb bic 3ise esrielbsn
ftePen in Serbinbnns nit ben 3iigeu Der &i6mpub unb
@etersburg unb Der GiiGmpHb nnb Oanoile GiIenba9geR
fir %etersburs, @eIbpn, geilrtinston, Gsleisb, @resnS.
born, Salistms, GParIctte, @9efer uub S9arlsitrn, Sjb
Carolina.
Die Sise oerlafien bic @ambsa Station I'm 10 Scrs
'mtttags unb 3.15 uno lilo ga9mittasS NIB ieben In
StrbinbunS in WaibtnstOn nit ben 9nupfbocten, pel6e
tdgliG, SpuHta9s a~us9eupmner, ben GirtbhraBen gSarf
um 6.25 BUruiittasS Hub Z ubr g2a9mittags ~oerIalIen,
unb in &i&mOnb nm 200 ~gtabmittasS unb $50 8oras
anfpntmel,.
Dnr@ na1 HibmOnO in 10 StumbenI
5iuf5iS Wetlen firjer IL. 10 etunoen idneIer
na9 yti6mpnb, als irsenO cine anoere &Cute.
@eFt fiber uub nsBmt sus all Der 9ambsn StaticH
Our9btlstte pa Gqnia Greet uab Treberids6ura pa9
Rit'nCnS unS last eu9 DurGsGteds fir euer Gepad se
ben.
Omnibus NIB @epSdwaSen itegsn i~sberteit in gsa.
tnstoh eereIt, nm Bafia9iere unb @epGd ~uneAtSeISl
nap ben Oamrtbrsteu 5n ~befSrberi.
u. &eebbam & cons
Nc. 142. eisFtfraBen BerFt @eneralsIgentsn, .
@barIeS 50. Saenebs
(20iun-) General g9eat fiji P~afiaatere. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06
THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN rRxA7y-a dis

The RUssIAN-AMKRIcAN TRKATY.-A dis
patch TO the Secretary Of War, from Gen HAL
leck, dated San Francisco, April 4th, saws
81 learn from gentleman who has recently
visited many parts Of Russian America thar
its value is greater than has been supposed
The rejection of the treaty would cause great
dissatisfaction on this coast, especially in Gal.
ifornIa.' Quartermaster General Msigs also
writes to the Secretary of State that he can
conceive of no greater boon to the Pacific
States. and speaks of the value of the fisheries
and timber as equal to that Of Nor way Hesays.
''As a lover of my country, anxious for the
growth and prosperity, strength ard virtue of
The nation, L should value Russian America.
Its fisheries and mines, beyond the hot plains
OF Hexico or the fertile plantations OF Cuba.
Commodore John Rodgers, commandaut at the
navy ward AT Boston, writes in favor of the
acquisition, urging its i'm portance to the navy
He says the ''fisheries and timber NAV be very
valuable, The timber particularly so TO a coast
so bare as that of the Pacific" and that the
price would be bagatelle considering the
facts that few houses in Broadway would
amount TO as much, and that the value of the
ground in New York Proposed for the post
ofhce is estimated by some parties at Fl We mil.
lions of dollars. Chas. Fosdick Fletcher. of
Philadelphia. thinks "we shall want all the
fsh that can be caught there to feed our rap
IDLY increasing population
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06
THE RETURN OF REASON.

No better evidence of the recen. hopeful
change in the political attitude of the people
of the South, resulting from the firmnsss Of
Congress in dealing with the question of re.
construction. has been brought to our notice
than the guarded comments of the press in
that section on the Connecticut election.
There is no '.JubilatIon," ard they do not
seem TO see the coming ssreaction" promised
by some of theft conservative contem-
poraries IN the North, bus have evidently
come TO the wise conclusion that their
future tate rests with themselves alone.
and does not depend on the gain or loss
of one or two Democratic Repres entatives in
Congress. The Richmond papers are unusu.
ally reticent on the subject. The Wing saysit
is "because they have forgotten how to crow
over election results" But there is something
more in it than this. They at last begin to re-
aiize that selt-interest il the ruling motive
with their Northern sympathizers, and have
determined no longer to sacrifice the good of
their section for the doubtful prospective ad.
vantases of an alliance with the anti-Repub-
lican parry of the North. The case is APPLY
stated by the Charlottesville (virginia) ChroH-
irle, which says: e Neither the Democratic
party. nor President ohnson, nor the Supreme
Court is going to be of any service to the
South IL sensIbly advises the people in
that section not, as usual, TO fly off the helve
about the Connecticut election, nor to fal,
back sgain in hope upon the Democratic party.
saying: .a-r
1.-The Northern Democracy hare use for us
In peace' they h6ce none IN 1rdr. Their object
rs 10 make party capital and the south is
merely ball that Is struck by the bats of the
contending parties But the very moment
Ben Wood & Co show their heads pIainiv
and run mp boldly the Democratic flag, and
call on the South 10 stand by them as a unit,
that very moment Will the North be a uni
against the south and all the Democratic
champions 1t is hatred and fear OF the Dem
scratlc party (whose strength was in the South
that has made the Northern people so sharp
and so extreme with the South. IL is this ha-
tired and fear which has kept the sore running
since the war. There toiH be no peace for tn
Sovfh uHtd the Democratic party MARCHES of the
fsld of b1ttIe.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
SAruRpAY, Aprii 8

SKSATB.-Mr. Anthony, from the Committee
on Printing. reported a resolution providing
that one thousand copies OF the report Of the
Commissioner Of Agriculture, heretofore or
dered, be transferred TO that on car, to meet de.
mands for that document. The resolution was
agreed to. The committee did not think IL ad-
yisable to recommend the printing OF addi-
tional copies.
Mr.. Chandler said the Senate had hitherto
been indulgent as &c the reading OF newspaper
articles. and he hoped that a like li0eraiity
Would be extended now. He sent TO the CLERKS
Desk, which was read, an account, which ap.
pesred in Philadelphia paper. of a sersnade,
on Thursday night, to John w. Frazier, re-.
Gently confirmed Assessor Of Internal Reye-
nue. of the First District OF Pennsylvania
Nj. Frazier, in his speech, sad, among 9th :
er things, number OF his radical friends
had invited him into their fold, but this
he declined. He did not consider himself
under any obligation to the Senate, as he was
appointed to fill vacancy oceasioned by the
death OF his predecessor. He would do his
duty as an officer Politically he was still a
conservative. in favor Of Johnson Grant,
Farragut, sherman, and the Supreme Court
in opposition to Sumner, Stevens. and Butler
He was against the radical element which
would trample the Constitution under foot,
obliterating State after State, demoraiiZiug
trade and finance; and he was for constitu
uonal law and civil Iiber y, with all their
benign influences and substantial blessings
Mr.. Sumner did not call up, as expected
his resolution for the expulsion of Mr.. Sauls-
buryI y
The Senate went into executive session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

0A prize fight took place between Frank
Drew and Johnny Bernard, opposite ST. JOS
eph, MO, on Saturday last. Drew was de.
clared the victor after one hundred and sixtv.
five rounds.
~ An eminent statistican says "of the TWEEN
lynne thousand four hundred and eight
Young ladies who tainted last year, only Sc ven
teen had the misfortune to fall on the floor"
ga distinguished London surgeon has
taken the lecture-room to re-assure the ladies
In regard TO the ''chignon fallacy" He saws
the organisms" are neither entozoa nor epI.
zoa. but only ectozoa. This OF course makes
1t all right and we breathe freer
The Confederate bondhoiders, in Lon
don, we see. are still keeping their .sclaims,
before the public, and at public meetings are
calling on the Government to do something for
them IN the way OF recognition.
" The LyBchburg Eirginian contains a let.
ter from the agent Of the Virginia Immigration
Society in London, In which he states, a CON :
SIDERABLE number OF Immigrants have left thar
country for Virginia, and may shortly be ex
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06
Affsirs n ueers.,.v,.

TIE MARKEr.-The markets presented q
very far appearances this morning. The roads
Improving uuosr the gales And the warmth OF
the sun afforded the country dealers an Donor
tunity Of presenting their prod uce at the mar
ket places, and the licensed dealers, with thei
ms unl energy, offered an excellent supply ia
their various departments. The prices are as
reasonable as IN the best markets OF the Dis
trict. The FISH market was we'll Supplied with
bunch fish, shsd and herring. and the prices
are coming down To reasonable rates TO the
profit, Of the deaiers aud the Qualification of
their patrons. Shad were selling at IS cents 10
81 per pair. Herring IS 10 50 cents per bunch.
1HK MERCHANTS ExI HANGE-The atten-
dance this morning was mp 20 the average but
the offerings were meagre. No fenr was Of
f-red mt the tables, bat prices have advanced
30 cents per Dbl upon grades. Choice family
is held al Sisasls 25. prime extra, Sl6; cut ex-
ira, Sl3 5OaSH, eupers Sl2 So. Helders firm.
No wheat offered. Red would bring 81 30 to
S235, and white $40 10 ~ SO, IL in the market.
Corn was quoted at lO7 10 100 per busheI oats
IS cents. The meagre offerings were because
az the failure OF boats 10 arrive before the hour
Tor ons nees, which have subsequently, ar
rived with flour and grain.
The ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-Several boats
bound Tor ALEXANDRIA have been tied up near
the Aquednct being unable to get down. The
reason is said 70 be because of a slide Of the
embsnkment near the Four-mile Run. The
slide Is not more than one hundred feet, and
can be repaired in a short time
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is called 70 the
advertisement in to-dsy's Stor of the Building
Committee OF Christ Church In this CITY for
proposals for remodeling the church.
TIE CONTAMINATION Mill Boy, corn,
10 Hartley Bro; j NJ. Forbes, wood, to mar
kel; Mary. light. Departed-The J. NJ. Forbes,
merchandise, 10 Berlin: Mary, do, to Little
Fails Dam, Mill Boy, salt &c, TO Berlin.
COAL SHIPMENTS The shipments of coal
continue TO be comparatively light. This
week they foo: up as follows Borden Co
255 tons; Cumberland Co, coo tons; Con soli-
dation wharves, Coz tons; Rays docks, 2,Og3
tons.
PORT or GEoRGEgowS .-CIeared-Steamer
Norfolk, Vance master, for New York with
merchandise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

GENERAL SCHoFIELDs ORDER ON KEGIs-
TRATIoE.-General Sch0feld has issued an
oroer Prov ding for registration in Virginia
Inere Is 10 be one registering ofhcer TOR each
magisterial district in the coun ties and one
LOT each ward In the cities. The qualifications
are Having been an Off Ger in the United
Stsles army. or being a loyal citizen Of the
county in which he acts. or of some other
county in the State. He must have high
character, and, as far as possible have the
commence OF his fellow-citiZens. He shall
not De candidate for any office. One officer
OF the army or bureau is to register in each
county. The city appointments OF all oficers
are 10 De made by General Schofield, on rec.
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06
DISPOS ALOE prRIIcIANn

The Commissioner CT the General Land
Once has received returns showing an aggre.
gate disposal OF 1854 acres of the public lands
during the month of March, at the folio wing
local omces Iallahassee. Florida, $3.50 acres
under the homestead act of lime DIS, Iesc
which confines the entries to 81 acres each.
East Saginaw, Michigan. 6,1e2 acres: Ironton'
Oissopri, It's acres; lonia. Michigan. 1.6si
acres. at the last three named offices nearly
all the land disposed OF was taken for actuaI
seuiement and cultivation. Since the opening
OF the ofice ar Tallahassee, Florida, tbirteen
nnndTed and eighty-hve farms have been
added to the productive force of the STATE
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EHGLIsH REFoRM.-At a meeting of the
Liberal party, in London, on March 2lst. il
was decided that they would not oppose the
second reading Of the Ministerial Reform bill,
but that IL the government did not aba ado n
the s'qult vote, they would make the cues.
ton OF the House gong into com mittee on IN q
bill the test. The second reading is to Ne
moved on April 9Th, and the Chancellor of the
Exchequer will then make his speech. advo-
eating the motion, and will, no doubt. an :
nounce the government decision as TO the
"qUai vote" The motion to go into commit tee
will be made shortly afterwards, so that we
will probably learn the fate OF the Ministry
and its Reform bill by the close OF next week
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Success Of the Hax,ien Rernlu,ian

BOSTON, April Ga private letter received
In this city. dated PORT au Prince, March "a
cohnrms the report OF the overthrow of the
government OF Hayu. Two attempts were
made by the revolutionary party, the first on
the 29d OF February, at the capital which
iaiied after the leaders of the insurgents Pros
pero and his son, had been KILLED, and a sec
cond, few days after at St Marie, which
was successful. President Geffraro finding
that public feeling was strong against him
sent In ms resignation, and on the 18th of
March EN- barked with his family on a French
man-of war for Jamaica A new President
OF Hayu must be elected
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A CURIOUS Reconnaissance DAYS since
Mrs. Harrison, of this city, was robbed of n
fire dress and some other articles of Clothing
Yesterday afternoon she was walking up the
street, and observed a woman walking in
lront OF her with her dress on. She went up
10 the woman, and uestioned her concerninr
the dress she had on. The woman was very
much hurried, and Mrs. Harrison turned to
call policeman. She quietly loosed the
ment, and few up the street in her under
skirt She made her escape.-Richm9nd Dis.
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CoSPIRNEp AND RRJEcTEp-The Senate in
Executive session has confirmed the nomina-
ton OF Alexander Asboth. OF Mississippi, Min
lister Resident TO the Republic Of Uruguay, and
rejected the nominations Of ex-senator Mes.
NTH, Of Oregon, as Minister 10 Austria, and
Gen SOL Meredith as Surveyor General OF
montana Territory. Ii is said a motion has
been entered to reconsider the vote by which
Loveh d. Rousseau was confirmed as briga-
der general.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
CRv Cahie In thu assoc;a,aa o.o. ,

10y Ooose W INC hssoC'ated Ffess.
LONDON, April 4-Noon.-C soils for money
81, Eries. 3H; Illinois Central, 75k u. 5.
five-twentiee, 75k.
FRANKPoRT. April Gu s. 2o.'s, -.
PARIS, April 6-United States Five-twen-
ties, open at sax.
LIVERPOOL. April 6-Noon.-The Cotton
markets. dull and inscuve aud prices have
further declined I'd. The Gales to-day will
not exceed 1000 bales, Middl,ng Uplands,
l2Hd. Orleans, l3d. Breadstuffs - The
nsrket Is firm, Flour. sSs.od for Western Ca
nal, w heat lbs. Cd. for Milwaukee red. and
CaIiiorna white Corn ais: per quarter for
Oats 3s. I'd. per i5 lbs. The Provision mark
ct is quiet; Pork, 71s6d., Beef. 1875 Cd Bacon,
SIS Cd: Lard, los; Cheese. Cos. The prod &c
market is generally unchanged; Spirits Tur-
pentne, 37s.
LONDON, April 6-Noon.-The marke's are
generally unchanged; Oloverseed, 5is.; Lin.
seed, Cos; Scotch pig Iron, SOS 'f--'0
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e. O. CANAL.-Chough the canal ,s in
navigable condition throu ghout its entire
length, but a small quantity OF coal has been
snlppeo. only one or two companies are
Is between the companies and the boatmen
with respect 10 freight the boatmen ASKING
Sl.5Oper ton, while the companies are indIs
posed to pay over II 25.-C Uabertand AlIsgr.