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"A magnificent Russian chapel was
recently erected in the outskirts Of Ge-
neva. Its golden cupslOs may be seen
at a distance Of twenty miles. The ded-
ication ceremonies were very imposing.
All the protestant pastors in the city
were present. The papal church was
without representative.
"A Philadelphia paper contains an
advertisement Of +" waterproof shirt
mont, which is described as a snow white
shield, light and pleasant to wear, which
looks better than linen, never rumples,
and when solIed may be wiped Off with
wet towel or sponge. One viii last for
months. With one Of these over your
cOlOred shirt, you may go to London and
back without q change Of linen. II you
wish TO attend wedding, you have but
few minutes work" This wonderful
article costs but twenty-five cents.
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ExeAauxa for sale on pFiaeipaI elite
OF Tsifed states AID on ali PriH-
cipai eitles OF Europe.
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Bonnetg Cleaned, Pressed az
present Fashion.
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The iron-clad Kalamazoo, of four
thousand tons is ready for launching at
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of forr Trust Deeds executed by j
ID and NJ FlRhei ty to A. Aston, Trustee, ano
the powers Of sale therein conferred, and bS
virtue OF the decree Of the County Court d
shelby county, Tenn, Substituting me as Trus-
iee III the room and stead oi said A Aston
con ferred upon said Aston under and by vir-
tue 81 said Trust Deeds, (which said Trust
Deeds and the Decree Of substitution are d0'y
registered in the proper ofncesj, for the purpose
OF paying the dsStS therein mentioned, will
ON Saturday, the lisa day Of Jane, 1867
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell al
NLOts Nos. 8 and 7, fronting each IS feet on
Wellington street, in said city Of Memphis,
Tenn. and running back each 10 feet, being
tie sar,l e Two lots thus numbered and designs.
ted in the division Of the furiey property.
Also, a certain trart or parcel 0f land lying
and being in the county OF sneioy and state OF
pins, near the Pigeon Roost road, and bounded
as fellows, to-Wif: Beginning at the south side
links along the lie OF the Pierson t7act TO 4
stake thence west with the line Of said tract 7
chains and 30 links 10 a stake thence north s.
chains and q links to the south side Of Dunn
avenue thence aiong the south side OF said
syenne chains and 80 liazs 70 the beginning,
known as Lot No. 40 OF the Subdivisions OF the
Owen 5 farm as per survey made b. n A.
Kerr, on i7th OF May, 1856, and containing IS
6S-lo0 acres
Ia The town OF Corintn. Miss, n the west half
of RleclS No. sol, COM cfenci1E at the south
Weet corner OF said block and running thence
north $50 feet with the western line Of said
block.
Also. $40 acres OF land iR Crittenden county,
Ark, composed Of the following parts Of Sec.
tioas. an In Township 8, Range ), t9-wits
Southeast quarter Section z
south half northeast quarter Section q.
East half OF southwest quarter SectiOn 81
Northwest quarter Of southwest quarter Sec
tion 2.
North half Of northwest quarter Section Is.
Northeast quarter Section 2, and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Sec
ton q.
Ark, in township 10, north Range l east. and
cam posed OF the following parts OF Section T.
10 said township and range to-wit:
West half of section Z.
West oalf OF east half OF Section 2.
Northeast quarter OF southeast quazter Of Sec
me title to the foregoing property Is believed
TO be good bat 1 Will sell and convey only as
Trustee.
TERNs OF SALE --One-han cash, balance ia
slx mouths. vita interest," and Trust Deed "a
secure said deferred payment
Equity Of redempt on waived.
@ysid = J. 7. PErToN, Tsussss.
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IraESfRe,4 NnLR
OF Real Estate in 6ibSen County. TenR.,
70 be sold at H1mboidE, Glbs0a County,

VI isfAl EotNtt IL Ut8oGl Lu4HtJs 1tNH.l
% be Sold at H1mbGidE, Glbs8a County,
Teaa-, eH the 2SIh day OF nay, 1851.
| IlY virtue Of iced OF Trust executed 20 w.
! ID A. Jones by Wrn- D. Fly, bearing date l4til
Uecem Der, le09. for the purpose Of securing
certain dsrts due BY said Wm. p. Fly 70 =. n.
ABDerson 4 Co.. and which are therein speci-
/ aed and By authority vested IN me as Trustee
substituted by decree of the Common law
Court o the city OF Memphis entered l7th
| april Is :. IN the room 0i v N A. Jones de-
ceased. v N, the st day Of May, lssl. IN
/ front OF the Hotel 81 humboldt, Gibson County
Tenn. between the hours Of ten O'Clock, q. "a.
ard four o'clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
] Ter "A ..erf ain tract Of land containing about
se.s asres situated in Gibson County, and lyina
sIIs,IIf IL miles northwest o. Hum boldt. Tenn
i,eins. me same tract parcel Of land con
vevssi 10 said VIM ID. Fly By Joseph n. Lam
NUN Bg Deed registered n registers Odice OF
fs4l5s,l Comfy, 70 which reference is made for
more particular descrf ptiou.
This trset OF land VIII be subGiyitleI in Ia.
follr lots No. con tanning 50 acres and known
- fla Ell. Nos 2 3 and containing 90. s.,Tsg
each, lines running east and west.
TEKzls.-0ne-half Cash, balance at 6 months.
the purchaser 20 execSte note, bearing interest
frO1u date, and secured by Deed OF Trust enl-
oraeing the sane terms as that under which L
am nov acting.
Tbs right Of redemption Is waived, ard the
title believed to be good, but I viii convey
only such title as Is in me vested as Trustes.
Adj En " -. ElFfNfrT
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In these ten yesrs, from 1850 to 1850,
the wealth of Massachusetts, with all
the government protection Of tariffs and
fishing bounties had increased but forty
two per cent; while that Of Virginia,
without any Of those powerful aids, had
increased eighty-four per cent, or just
double.
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LEGAL.
She1.iT's Sale

DT virtue o. an Attaehmsnt in favor OF 4. F.
ID Frsnkland ". J. J. Newman, I viii on4r
and sell AZ public sale, on Friday, lhs lTLh da5-
OF Nay. le6ls between the hours OF l0 o'cloclE
am and O'Clock pm. AZ the auction store or
A. : Levi, so Second street, city of Mamphis,
one small lot OF Dry Goods and Notions. one
lot Of Groceries. and one small lot Of IeEelry
aud OSher articles. etc. To be sold as perishalIs
property, for cash, to the highest and be bff-
der, to satisfy the attachment above named.
p. NJ WINTERS
Sherin shelby county
BY J. II. SWAN, ID. =.
MaY :. lla-. NJ. q
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NOTICE.

THE creditors OF the est ate OF e. ~. Appleby
[ are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency of said estate to the Clerk Of the
County Court of Upton county, Tennessee and
the creditors Of said estate are notified TO ME
their claims, duly authenticated, within six
months from the date hereof sr this notice viii
De hled in bar OF the same.
rca- -
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FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat Roofer

HTHOLES ALE dealer in Roofing Gum and
w Pitch, Saturated SoOdng Paper, Imported
Felt. Manufacturer OF a superior preparation
for the preservation of Tin and Metal Roofs
that given satisfaction for Fourteen years
OFFICE-Southeast corner First and Market
streetg IOufgWilla Kentncky fahl0 sfn
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A. 7. LACEY, WIZ. Z. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company viii restrict their business to
FIRST CLASS RISKS Policies issued from one
month 10 six years. 70 is HON 4 COMPANY
pledged and devoted TO the fartherauce Of
HOME INTERESTS
The mutual system has deservedly bacrme
the most popular mode OF insurance IN the
United States, aud is The one embraced by
those best informed upon the subject, and v no
appreciate and desire security, perpetufty and
economy. In purely mutual company the
assured derives al the ADVANTAGES which can
oe realized from an insurancs, and at the
lowest rates or exact cost, paying no tribute or
prOnts 70 the prsprietOrs or Stockholders for
perhaps, an inadequste capital or security
Cheapness mbined with security, aud a GER
tainty or accom- plishing the object in view
are the essential elements sought far and hey
may be found eminently existirg in a well
conducted mutual Insurance company and
such company the luccrp0ratOrs and Officers
propose Tor the Tennessee State Mutual Full
Information viii BE- furnished AZ the office Of
the company. There are SEVF NrEEN mu-
tual Insurance companies IN successful opera
ton IL 81 Louis, covering by their policies
ENEN-EIGHTH OF the real estate OF that
city. such Is the popularity OF the mutual
principle IN cur sister city. ap4 In
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HEBREW AxB KAsOSIo ClLESDlR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


LODGES.
AEGERoEA, No. Iss. Meets lst Monday IN
every month, Al Odd-F Fellow Hall. cor Court
and Main. D. c. Trader, W. N; Il. I. Tom
nusOn. Sec
soUrH MExrHrs. No. us. Meets I'd Friday OF
each montn-HRi. cor II adisOn snd second.
J. T. Gellars. ". NJ: Benz. X Pulleu. Sec.
LILA SCOTT. No. 2S2 Meets lst Friday Or each
month-Hall, cor Madison ard Second. John
A 'uSIie, ". n. n. P. Woodward. see
H.rra LION. No. -. Meets 81 Friday OF each
ats,--odd- Fellows Hail. P. NJ. Stanley,
Ss,--,.l.srs = G. No. 81 fU d. Meets sth Fridsy
of eReh TnOnth-ali Front street John J.
Worshsm, sd, ". 4 B. X tu1len, sd Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PExE Chapter, No s Meets i 2d Monday Y, q each
H p; z. H. Paynter, Sec.
E ASD s. X.
RrzEKA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
s-Geh mouth-Odd-fe eliows' Hall. John Ient,
n. III; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEAIPLARs.
CYRESE Coramandery, No 4. Meets 5th Non
day OF each month. John ZeBt, Com; \. J.
Mlsgiu, hee- "
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
% FFogf SlTssf.
HKKxEs Lodge sf Perfection, l4th; No. 1
stated Communications % "Wednesday night
of each month. Henry p. NHoOdard, SD, g..
H-s Charles NJ Carroll, 18th. Sec.
NrrH as LsodEe OF Perfection, l4th.i NO :.
Meets stli wednesday Of each month George
HeIlersh, I'D, o.. NJ. A Il. Frankland, I'D,
l1sFPss1a Coune 2 ofPrincFs OF Jerusalem, 18th;
SO. !. Benz. *. Bullen, sd, Tarshti -
CIT,vtFy aPrER OF Boss Croix, 18th, No. ].
Charles ". Adams, Sd, NJ. W.; Il. T. Tom
PTrsfPrE DUPIEssE1s Council Of K-h, Soth.,
No / Henry p. MOodard. S2d.s Gonna
WflliaHa Y. Cirodc 6zd, Rec ..
CoNsIsroRY or WEST TEHNEssEE- SD. John
Ainsile SD, Conn. In Coief; Dodge {.
Trader. sd, Reg.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
assets April lst, over sl,5OO,OOO.

D. A. JANUARY, President.
las. A. LUCAS. Yiee-Pres1dent.
WBT. 4. SELBY, Secretary.
WIZ. h. BENTON, Gen'l Agent.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate


4AUHttt31 OeeteO - ACOts
$50. n. r D-Beni- ]. Eddins vs.. WEn. d. Dusn.
Chancery C0urt Of Memphis.
NY virtue OF an interi0cutory decree. in this
rs cause I viii sell, at public auctiOu. 10 fha
ni7hest bidder. at tie Courthouse door In the
(ity OF Memphis, Tenn, On
Monday, June 3, 1857,
between the hours Of p IN. and ~ M sbs
following described rsal estate. to-grit !. a es--
tain lot or parcel Of lan1 situate. living s1;,f
being N The Ci1y Of Memphis shelby col-,i,-
TeDhessee. known and designated a. tli-.f l,slrt
Of lot No. q IN 3 ock =, on the soul ihside OF
Gay oso street between nain and Shelby street,
as SHOWN upon the plan OF said City 81 Mem
phis. heretotora conveyed 6y TopD Z Mccall %
D1uley Dunn, and eontailtirz about 2I feet on
Gayosl street and extending back atout lae
teet, SAID lot lying On the easfzide o. tho alley.
betWeen lots and IN said block, alld being
near the daycs0 Hotel In said city.
TERMS OF SALE-ou credit q sz and
twelve mcnth~- Notes win good security and
hen retained tn payment of ~ pll thEse
z6eUsToS AIs10S. Clerk a. 1 Masisr.
Wyj d
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DIR ECTOR S:

THIS Company is ues Policies on lives on al
I the dittereDt plans and at as favorable rates
a. any other while it has no restrictions tn re-
grrd TO residence or travel, and all its profits
arr divided annually among its policy hOlders.
II Is prompt in the payment OF losses, having
months.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
Ar
So. e. MADISON STREET, DeSOtO Block.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. $. WHITE, ND. VT. IRWI6, N. d.
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SIGN OF TIE BEEHIVE

MME. MITCHELL 8 CO.,
SfrasC Bonnet Dealers, aEIltisers
dlsd Dress Makers.
ADJOINING THE IRVING BLOCK,
Northeast Corner Court Square,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Bonnets cleaned. Pressed and altered 60 the
present Fashion. ap2l sa
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FEcNAHON & Otis,
General gents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
70 whom all applications FOR Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
j. +. AiCMAE0S. NEWTON s. OTIS.
y. :
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Collections made oss ait accessible
points sss the Southwest.
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ENfrstnia News.

! he on ,ers asd director q - FI-s- - q.
toasl Bznk o: RicnmOnd annoance that a.
stossholdeEs 81 ne National FNcn knEe Bsns
VIII re assent of the Comp roiler OF ths Car
rtncg, haye agreed 10 cOusoli1ate W.tl lhs
ttrst NaTiouGI BANK. and hereafter tue brs %
nSNs OF Toe twO esnE- vii ~ COO q tied II d.
~ name Of I h First Nst oaU Bisk. Rv
thie corsoiiaa-ion the SO knoldere % .as.9l
os nfs Win save large expense. al. VII
corEespopdinEiY ben.rt the puol. rne sa1.-
iSl stock BY his arrangemsR' g.ll - .a-fssse
to tour huncred -housaad 10 lore
EoC killing has conDenoe1 early, u w. 9lF
qntft-rs Cf Ine state, MSS -ason- Tue pcrE 8
EeasrAlly hue hcg -ud hoaRy IA ; E.rgllla
oisn, - well - bacon aud green's
Tue WarfHutcn SeufiEc' says Ms = q
Jennings has sold n lCt % 80 Zee, frcati.c ca
Main s-Eeef and si-uated in gs1 a. ely -. reeu
bsr Ieslosuce and ma q Nr = G. Ssvhv. 81
MI lsaae fo.iard OF -. Louis, for $3.50 IT
= Is fisber les par, has-d of NJ = "
flnks TIE balldlng on Nam street. rev crc1.
pieo oy Ir Phi.iips a. a drug sore. for Ss sos.
Virginia has 81 pOSt cfii &C. mail trau.por- -
taiicn, VIII ceieriiy, &c, 6,sI5 males. A. q COS
c. SlJT al stearb boa, 80 rniies. $3.50. "a l.
road, 1871 N les, Slol.ros
The market in LyncabDrg ia e. cro r.tea--
with rSbbits-v hi n sell a. % cents a piece y
nne, large, la CKos. "Dld hares" are 7f.-v
numerous ttis winter.
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Arer some discussion, Mr.. ScAeaex was
disposed 20 take the vsi when
Mr.. Garfield tOhic) objected 10 fskiny Sc
ton on this Important neasare without de-
oate.
Mr.. Logsn asked Mr.. Garfield n he d.d not
do the same thing on the impeachment prop
ositiop. ...r y-
Mr.. Garfield said the impeachuaent SUBJECT
had been considered for ZINE r-onths, and nad
been voted down. The geutlerl an had more
than ntne months % ,als upon this sub,-ct
The Gentlemen who compiaired this morn ng
had long perrod 10 make speeches.
Mr.. Logan having misunderstood a rem .rk
OF Mr Garoeld's, said he understood hiu 10
say this party CT Impeachment had had n,ne
months tor preparation. what party lid Mr.
GARFIELD mean, and vha. party did be now be-
long 10 .-ss-..t '.
Mr.. q 9arfield rephed thar he had So 4 moth
ing abont party; he had said "thess gentle
men, and n he made a mistazs IL calling
tbsm Gentlemen be regretted IL Laughter
The SPEAK r declared tbs discussion about
Impeachment out Of order. and Mr. Scheucg
demanded the previous question Or hIs Olll
and it was seconded.
The yeas AID nays were demanded on the
passage, and resulted l2o yeas, - asys.
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Mexican News.

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-Mexican dates to the 9th
have been received. Peouage has been aba, :
ished. A steam marble factory mas been es-
tablshed In Mexico. JuareZ was present a.
its Inauguration, and made a patriotic speech,
suggesting thai the first piece Of marble cut
should be used il monument 10 be erected 10
the memory Of Mexicans who fell martyrs to
the cause of liberty.
The condition of The Mexican treasury is
Improving. statements are published in the
newspapers that a contract has been m ade be-
tween Minister Romero and the United states
Government for three million dollars worth
OF warlike implements, two millions Of which
were 10 be taken in rifles and m muskets and
sm aller arms, and the balance in cannon.
8The Mexican papers have published letters
from Gen. Grant, Senor Romero, Secret ary
Seward and Madame Juarez in regard TO Mex
lean affairs.
The Kidnapping OF wealthy persons con-
tinued TO be carried on pretty extensively py
numerous bands of bandits.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

HADAME Il. +. THORNTON, the great English
Astrolegist Clsiryoy ant and Psychometrician, who
mas astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame I Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF as TO enable her to impart
ef the greatest Importance to the single married
Of either sex. While in state of trance, she de-
nneates the very features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument OF intense
power, known as the Psychomotrepe, guarantees to
produce lie- like picture of the future husband or
wife OF the applicant, together with date Of mar
rage position in life, leading traits of character,
&C. This Is no humbug, as thousands of testimo-
nlals can assert. She will send, when desired. q
certified certificate. or written guarantee that the
picture rs what IT prrports to be. By inclosing q
snali lock OF hair, and stating place of birth,
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you VIII receive the picture and desired Information
BY return mail. All communications sacredy con-
ndsntIal Address, n confidence, MADAME 4. ",
THORNTON, p. U. Box 223, Hudson, n. Y.
ap S-D&Weoly
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WALKING MATCH FOR s5,O0O-From N,sc
York to Ihtiddell Ida an 20 HoHrs.-Tn ne sporting
fraternity OF this city are deeply inter-
esfed Just at present over a match that has
been made between two gentlemen who have
wagered $3.50 each that Frank Mclutire the
champion trainer in thls country. cannot walk
from New York to philadelphia IN twenty.six
hours. McIntre having consented % under
take the task, the parties met At No. IL Ann
street, where the articles of agreement were
drawn up and July signed, and the money de-
posted In the hands OF Mr.. James Lee The
pedestrian is TO start on Friday next, the 18th
inst. from No. ii Ann ST., at o'clock, and cross
the Jersey City Ferry, from which place his
journey will commence. The distance that ne
will take will be one hundred and ZEN miles
and Will pass through Newark, Patterson
halfway, Elizabethtown, New Brunsviek
Trenton, and all the intervening places Nc
Intire will be accompanied by GrindeIl, the
Pedestrian. who walked with Weston from
Portland, Name. The party will be acomps-
MED BY two ia dges, q Teferee, aud stake hold
er. 0cJntire, II will BE- remembered, was the
trainer OF Joe Coburn when he fought McCooI.
and also trained the Cast Iron Man, Rockey
Moore, and other noted pugilists. He has also
been engaged TO train Toe Coburn in his next
fight with McOooL. There is considerable bet
ting en- the result.-N. y. Egyress, 6R
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THR ENrRAoRDINART PROsPKRTTg -
NAsBINGVUN CRY excttes very general con-
raent The Philadsiphia N5rk A,a.ricGE SAYS
TIE late returns % census OF the Dstrl .-
OF COLUMBIA, taken IN behalf Of edacG'ionsI
interests, show a more general prosperity
be capital than had b-en anticipa.ed The
iotAl population of Ne District j. sst down
l2S,AO souls. of whom the cOlored peOp.e
cons'itnts about o1e-third. A. tne las, de en-
nlSl census TIE ag-TeEAte population was IS To-
90. and the cclored element as ABOUT one
bftn OF the whole. Al the former tIne tis
CITY cCntS1nec Cl,toa, and nov if has iH.Us-
a gain OF 43feO IN less than seven years. In
Georeetcwn and ne District outside Of ne
CITY limits, zoe population has grown from
bfte 70 l2.aO0- Tie eurrsnt year has beau
more prosperous than any in the eYlden oes OF
wealth Although the price of land has IN
creased. and notwith standing tie fncreSsai
oos1 Of labor and living. more good Ualnnez
arc desirable business buildings have besu
erected than an perhaps any eqn nal term TEsre
II prompt demand for thess buildings, and
any number of moderate pIlced houses % zld
be made remunerefiye.
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PRIZE FIGHT-Tt,elpe Rounds F0ught.- At
day1igh this morning prize fight came OF In
Westchester county, near High Bridge, be-
tween two buffers named Jim Long and Jerry
McCormick, both belonging 10 the east side OF
me city. There were present about forty OF
their friends. ard every thing was conducted
so quietly that they managed 10 elude all pur-
suit of the police, who, 1t seems, were on the
look out for them. The men fought twelve
second round. and Mccormick the first knock
down in the fifth round. After the sixth round
Mccormick had matters all his own way and
he managed to punish his opponent terribly
tsenth round he failed to come TO time, and
Mccormick was declared the winner-New
York EreY.Ss, Gu.
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
IMPEACRMENr At AN END.

( In the House this afternoon, the question OF
Impeachment was finally disposed of, by q
vote of 81 ayes and 1os noes, on .he melton OF
MI Logan for the adoption OF the majority re-
port Of the Judiciary Committee. favoring i'm
peachment. This decisive vote puts an end to
the matter, beyond any chance ot -esuscita-
ton.
The vote was taken snidst much excite
ment and with profor nd silence or the par, OF
galleries following upon some unexpected
vote being given pro or con. The fate OF i'm
peachment was pretty soon settled. when men
of the prominence in the Republican party OF
Messrs. Banks, Baldwin, Bingham, Blaine,
Dawes, Eliot, Lafflin, Ingsrsoll, Garfield,
Poland, Spsloing, Van Wyck, the washburns
Welker, Woodbridge, and James +. Wilson
were found voting dead agsnst it.
Some vent to the excited feeling was Afforded
from time TO time by the laughter occasioned
by odd excuses and explanations made by
different members. Mr.. Brooman rose to say
that his colleague. Mr.. Schofeld. was not here,
but If he were here he had no doubt he would
vote-right. [Great laughter.I Mr. Miller,
ofPa., said he should vote enc" OF the ground
that the evidence was not strong enough to
sustain impeachment. Mr.. Eleridgs dem. }
said that was precisely the reason why he
voted against it. Laughter
Mr.. Stevens was not in the Hall when the
vote was taken, but came in subseg guently,
and was the last, or fifty. seventh man to vote
afilrmatively for impeachment. All the four
Washburns, (Cadwalader 9. Of Wisconsin,
EHhu b. OF Illin Dis, Henry ID. Of Indiana. an d
W1n B. Of Massachusetts; voted in a row
nstImpeacnment.
The vote Of 81 for impeachment is precisely
the number estimated for it some DAYS ago in
the STAR. Had every member in favor Of i'm
peacament been present, hewever, it would
have secured 60 votes, and had every member
opposed to it been present, the vote against it
would have reached the number of 12I. The
vote OF l0> against impeac hment may be SET
down as composed of 50 Republicans and 40
Democrats.
MIR. Myers, of Pennsylvania, stated that,
having been prevented from Offering a reso.
luton of censure Of the President, he shouId
vote "aye." II was expected by some OF the
friends OF General Butler that when the test
question came he would vote no; but be
seems TO have felt himself committed to the
impeachment theory.