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csf- I, is said that John Morriscy Ia a com.
potiior with Andrew johnson for public honors.
llc eoinmenecdii lie IN a very low posiiion--he has
been In,-ca,cher, dog fighter, . priEs-fightcr
a gambler, and finally member of Congress. Ne
has gone around the entire circle and leaves the
Constitution aud Gag with his constituents. Il h
barely possible that he may ye, Iecone Presi.
dent.
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DIED

~ Mount Pleasant baltimore county. on
Monday mnrning. lith inst, JosErn TAYLon.
Very eudd"nly, On Thuraday evening, 9TH
inst, AZ twelve o'clock, Mrs SAnAn JANg DEnr.
-Hi, aged ~ year,.
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Nea0 advertisements.
Fnrm Hand Wanted.

EiTiIER married or single know how
IL 10 take care Of horses. 4 house will be-
furnished 10 man with a family. Apply To-
JOHN SLADE, Lauravillc T.. o.,
Feb. id.--3ts miles on IIarior, Road,
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FiRg ~ TowsoNrOws--TnE SNEDLEY STABLE,
DESTROYED. Tucsday afternoon last, about
i've O'Clock n frs broke out In the Snlcdlcy sta
hlcs in this town, and IN about an hour the en-
tire structure was in ashes large number OF
our citizens collected as soon rs the Gre wns dis
covered, and succeeded IN saving all III, horsos.
carriages aud harness that were In the stable, a.
well as q wagon shed adjoining The origin Of
the fire is unknown, but IL supposed 10 have been
caused by some one smoking IN the building
The loss il 10 SUPPOSED, will reach $1,000, to Gov
,ual Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford county
Mr. Langion loses about $3.50 worth Of hay,
corn Ac
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DELEGATES ~ ilAsr HALL CONVENTION Al %
meeting " the Towson Bass l,all C!ah, held NJ
Win. - kccci's office, uH Thursday. February
9Th, Hon Richard Gr.,sun and H. g. Nicholas
Whiti.c were chosen 10 represent the club in the
State l:aso iiall Convention, which assemble IN
baltimore on the 10th instant
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
Z. Il. CLEAVELAND g. CO.,
No. lob North Cav Street,
Cash House.
1HEFLA'E 10 bUT cHEIP ron rANH

~ cLEAvELAND. for ~ year, with J,,nc.
os'ctty, will bc pleased h. arr hi old rus
TONERS and friends az lng North tiny street
whcru lac 10 confident of suiing them in nj
G"-ls pertaining 10 the
DRY GOODS 81 NOTION LINE.
Our store has been rcltt.d and We have AL
the convenicnccs required a. show goo,ls. The
iirat hnnr y exclusively for Retailing; n fine
line "f Prints, lilcached aud brown Muain..
White inens, Dress Goosls. "a largo stock: nia,
splendid assortment Of Mems and Bays wear
four stock Ia this line Is complete, aa well a. ~
The oihcrs.l Flanncls Of all kinds. Towclinp. ~
nice aaa"rtincnti aiull line at Stocking. GLOW.
shirts and Drawers, Collars, Hair nrurbc4
eembs and Suspendcrs. Tho lower iln,r IL r.,
Wh"lcsaiing, exclusively. We have thr,c
apartments here, fitted up in a tasty manner.
iAt.-Duincstic Cnlicos, flanacla, Kcutu.kv
Jeans. Cottnnadcr, Cnntona. Diaper, galmornI
Cambrics, rs, 4, 50, lie aud 'I2.l Blr.ric.l
nhd irown Muslins--a heavy stock
2d:--Threads, Suspcndcrs, Linen IIIkf.
spool Cotton, Pins, Needles. Hooks and Evr.
Paper, Pens. Ink, raatoboard, aud ryarytl;ug
In tho notion line.
arl.--lilankots Of all kinds.
We sol Goods Tor c.iSH-,hia must 10. ur
arr.""~i; W" do business on a fair plan. nnh
Wy ~ suit all. Our stock l. large and yntir.l
aud The most iastiiious cannot holm beingauu
tccd. = "'"''
--heneisLcr he Xasae and XEmhsy--
u. II. CLEAvELAND & Co,
l"d ~ Gay -, ono door from Front 81,
baltimore, Md
P.R.-Namc on the windows AMI on ~,
signs on the awning ut the sides of the store.
GEORGE II. SIMMONS. Salesman.
Feb ~, iss7.--u
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rANts From able presented D., comp.
lruiicF Leonard 10 the House o. Delegate. IS,
learn tina, the taX-cnllrc,ors tor this county ias,
year, paid into the State Treasury tie sum oI
sl3G, iSi, larger amour, than any other coun-
y except Frederick Baltimore tily paid 81 :
;Gi3;0
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TRUSTEES SALE
V A l. u a BILE; FAR M
AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
ON sHE
HARTFORD TURNPIKE Roar,
seven Miles from baltimore city.
DI virtue 1T q decree IT thu Circuit Court
Dior Baltimore county. sitting in -
t2p equity, the undersigned. as trua- Ess,M
go will Oii'r at public sai'' :;:
"Wednesday. Ne iah day o, March. 1907.
a, ~ o'clock ~.
on the prcniscs. scvcn miles from baltimore,
an the Hartford Turnpike Road, and adjoining
thc lands Of Mc'srs. John Ridgcly, cf Hampton.
Jacob Hiss. Charles Amos aud others.
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
ct which William Hiss diod'scizc'l. containing
POS ACRES,
ONE ROOD AND 30 SQUARE rERCHEs OF
LAND. more or lees, improved by large
STONE AND FRAME HOUSE.
about forty cct in front ani depth, two s,orics
high. with garrett, and containing cightor ten
rooms, large new
FRAME swiTzER Or BANK BARN,
about iuxGo feet, with excellent stables. two
3oxlo feet, with carrin % house attached, new
LOG TENANT HOUSE.
one story and q hal, high nnd about l6x.n feet.
% Dairy, smoke House, g'0d log Stable, aud
all other necessary outbuildngs.
About one hundred and fifteen acres -. said
lnuI are arabic. AMI the balance is
VERY HEAVILY TIMBEREp
with good Oak. Chestnut ami Hickory wood.-
There ia q pump al good water and also Il
8princ near The house, and there are several
olh,r iic spriussan streams 1T water on the
place. The dwelling house IL nI the cast side
~ the ilarl"ri Turnpike Road. and about one.
vuurlrr g.. 20 mile from sail rpld. Churches nf
several denominations. school aud mill convc
uivut.
Tho property will hra, be offered in l.oiy.
ani % act sold cntTc. viii b. offered in tive i.,is
lot ~. = containing Twcnty Four Acre,
.ui one .,uH,i.
Lot -" containing Seventy rhrce Acres
trl Thirty Fcrchcs. "n which The i;uiliinge
mentioned ahnyc are situated
let NJ. 3 containing Thirty Seven Acres
ant Thirty rcrchcs.
60, S".i containing Twenty Seven Acres,
l;o-,i. gu.t 81 rrrchvs
L't NJ. containing Forty Three A'-csDnd
N."i
-f- = road lot the common u.c at tho prop.
crty has been laid ont connecting these l.nl=
with tho Hartford Turnpike Road
Trrms a; sale "a prescribed by tho decree
arr-Onc third Cash, ono third IN II months,
and tho balance in two years. thc credit pay
incnts e. bear interest from tho day Of salcand
in h. occurred 10y tho notes " tho purchaser
with security satisfactory t. the Trustees, or
the purchaser may pay nll cash. at his option.
go For further Information apply tociihcr
% the Trustees, ar h. Mri. Hiss. Oh tho prom.
iscs. who will show the house aud plat "i tho
property t. pcrsnur wishing ~ SEQ them
49, ! plat 81 the property NAV s.hc seen
20 the oii.co of L. W. Tom rlcinnan Z To-. M
10 i.c&inginn street. Baltimore. ar At tho office
%. Mr-7rs. Whcrcr AMI K"cch. Towson;nwm.
Tito indisputaii,
GEORGE \. SMITH.
WILLIAM ). KEECH. 't"-'""''
JAS. ". OWING;, AuciioRcrr.
Feb fG.-t4
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A STONE DWELLING

anu but-bnildihgf
Eu~Landa IN this noighborhool nrc said Ia
bc very valuable. Persons desiring b. purchase
can, prior to tho sale, view tho property now
in possession Of tho said Abraham q. Johnson
and ltcbecca Frances johnson.
Terms Of snlo--CAslI.
GRO ~. GILL. Trustee.
Feb Id
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:, idruco. On Mr. john @. Prices Dairy F,r,h.
near C"rk"y'viilc. 80
I,rtt,, tic es'h isy y F,}rror.. i,G7,
al iu o'clock i. NJ.
All hi Personal Property, VI. n
THREE coon HORSES. nW~
No. } iuu Mare. years Old. By ~. MN
year. "id, works we'll AMI H. an excellent sad
III" h"rc y. if q Norman Colt. rising four
yc'r. "li. very gentle ia double harness,
FifR ~ FYTE l'uT'NG Mules.
N n broken t. nj! kind ni harncss and
GzA-d perfectly gentle
ONE YEARLING COLT. by St Lawrence :
5gEca L. head ct M.ich Cow. q
Sys.sA them fresh: Hotter. three f'<Yfy
IL oarlins Calves. Fat Steers, &c.
7AE AkDERYEI' BULL.
- HEAD OF EWES. wilh Cy---=,
J4YTA lamb; ! good Brood spyys. ~Vls-fif
N-Nl-2lwo OF them Chester breed, -~-N-H
! with Pigs by her side. / chester li5ar. and
10 Chester Shoat5 for breeders. Also, % large
collection II FARMING UTENSILS. &C.
one br ai-trcad Wagon. ! two-hnrsc harrow.
tIca'l i", one spring Market s-%-~,----,
Wagon. Carriage, nearly new GAI1N'
-uitabl" !er one ~ two horses aEza1NAsZ,AkaL,
Stone Bod hny Carrincc. scli-Raking Rcancr
and Mower. ,flickingcr's patcnt.l tw".hdr.c
!urrnw Flows, ! threc-hor,c do. ! hillside
Flow. single shovel iiows, ? Double do. Z
Cultivators, twn-horsc Harrow. Grain Cradles.
Moving >cythos, = Brar -Scythes. LOG Chains.
Fiith chains. large lot Of Double and Single
Tree, brccchbanis and Lead Genrl for hnr.
60. set 81 Market Harness, sets oi Buggy
Harness. suitable Tor Double Harness; lot II
llalters. Wagon Saddle, Riding saddle and Br:
die, whcclharrow, FORKS, Shovcls, Hoes, Hakcs,
Matt"ck', Spades, Sc, Ae.
DIIRY FfXTUKEN.
Con isting Of ~ gallon Boiler, with Stove. .
Butter Tubs with Cooler. ! Churn. large stone
rcain Crooks lo, Of Stone Milk Pana, Tin
MIX Pans. Sc.
E''-ALsO, 30 bushels seed rntatocs, % 10, o..
Turnips. and Vinegar by the barrel
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITNRE.
vs-vss.e,s.-, licdstcads. Table,. Chairs. l.,xcs.
S.T-.1 Barrels, Dish Trough. G..i Cook
Z-Stovc and Fixtugc,, Isrlor Stove.
dc. ALSO. half interest ia l. Arrcs u Wheat
in Tao ground.
TERMS All saias Of s2u and under. Cash
"i' A.i sums over that amount q. credit ri four
months, with approved security. with inter, I
ron ,,hy W sale. ELISHA BROWN
SAN l. q. WILSON, Auctionccr
F.ft
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.
DECExBER TERN 1890

Hon. D e II. Emory, Judge; John T. Ensor.
Esq. States Attorney John H. l.ongnccker
En- Clerk John X Harvey, ESQ, sheriff
WEDNESDAY Feb. 8
oliver L warleli, Commissioner Of Burn,
Records, -. The County Commissioners Of Bal,i-
more County Application for a writ o. n,gnfi-
mus. Argued before the Court some time since
and hcfore reported Application refused
The Northern Central Railway Company W.
The Cantor Company of Baltimore. Action Of
rcpleyn Tried before the Court some time
sincc and held ',sl eHria Judgmen; for defendant.
SATURDAY. Feb. o.
Henry Musseliaan "a. Joshua Griffin. This
case was tfcid before jury on the l III Of June
last, and there was a vcrdic, rendered for the De.
iendant, and a motion for new trial was then
hlled. To-day the motion was argued aud new
trial granted and the cnsc was tried before the
court and Judgment rendered In favor of the
plaintiff ior Ss7; 80
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John s. Berry and Others commissioner &c,
". Charles Shiplcy and others, reported yes,er.
day. The argument OF this case was concluded
after yesterday report was closed held sub
curia. \. vogeler and q J Lnhn, trading AZ
Vogrlcr Co, vs. Richard Willis Judgment by
cOnsessman in favor u plaintiff for Si12, with
interest rom LIT Of February, 1907, and costs.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
John 5. Berry and Others, commissioners On.
der the &C, Of 1854, chapter -, ETC., vs. Charles
Shiplcy and others-appcal nom the county com.
nissi0ners 81 baltimore county before reported;
appeal dismissed. Snsannah Hiss, next friend,
etc, VI. Mary Jane Hiss and others infants aS.
captions by the purchaser to the ratification al
the irusiec'a report Of sales before reported as
argued before the court and held sub curia ex.
ccptions overrulcd. John T. Legg, Indicted for
selling liquor on Sunday recognized In the sum
OF 500 Tor bis appearance al court State Vs.
John ]. lcrg, indicted for keeping an ordinary
without the proper accommodations siotied on
l.aynen, Of costs by defendant Adjourned un-
III the 18th instant
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PUBLIC SALR;
OF
Horses, Mules, Cows,
SHEEP, HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, sc

Tt7!ir undersigned. being about g. r,inui. (,
Il farming. Will sell ~ Public sale. Il Ii.
r, !druc'. rn Mr. jnhu @. Prices Dairy Farm
near C"rk"yfvllc. ~
Htr"t., dc 2s'h 8ay Q, Ftjrroc. I-67.
az iu O'Clock 4. NJ,
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TnE COLLECTION o. Tolls GoiSG TO OR REruaS-
iSG FRoA FugEaALs.-Thc following bill In ref
crence to the collection OF tolls upon any carriage
or other vehicles, or horses, going TO or return-
ing from any funeral, which passed both branch
c. OF the Legislature on the 9Th inst and "a
therefore now a law, will no doubt bo read with
interest by our readers
SEc. !. BE II enacted by the General Assem-.
by ofMaryland, That two sections be added 10
the 30ih Article Of the Code Of Public General
Lava, relating 10 crimes aud punishmcnis, as
follows
Size. 2Od. No turnpike bridge, or ferry com.
pany, and no pTopFictors Of any turnpike or
other road, bridge or ferry, shall hereafter col
lect any tolls upon any carriages or other vchi-
clcs or hoEses going To or returning from any
funeral
Src. 2o, Every toll gathcrcr who shall know
ingly collect any tollS contrary 10 the provisions
Of tlIe preceding section, or who shall knowingly
refuse TO allow any horso OF vehicle going to OF
returning from funeral 10 pass without pay
mcnt Of toll, shall forfeit and pay for every such
oIensc u sum Of not lcss than lifty dollars Gntl
not more than one hundred dollars, onc-hnlf 10
the informcf aud the other halt TO the STATE, and
the company VI other parties owning such ruad,
bridge or ferry shall be responsible for the same
Tic act takes effect from the date offs passage.
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John Il d. iIcdiotd. use OF WIN. Galloway,
". John u. Gent Judgment by confession In II.
yor Of plaintiff for S3l2, ~. John S. Berry, John
Slack and Carey Mctlelland, commissioners UNI
der the act Of 1864, chapter ~, &c, ". Charles
Shipley and oihcrs-appeal from the county com.
missioners of Baltimore county motion 10 dis.
miss appeal argued before the court by Mesefs.
Cuttings and Mnchcn, Grason and Ensor, for ar.
pellees, and In favor OF the motion 10 dismiss the
appeal, aud for appellants aud agains, tbs motion
by Messts. WIN. Schley and Edward Duffy
Stili on trial
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

Df virtue of the authority given by an In.
ID dcnturr al Mortgage from Abraham q.
johnson aud Robocca Frances John -
- son 70 ucorgc NJ. Gill, Trustee. c..sA
81 dated the lst OF May. ISGG. and lssss
Il recorded in Libcr J. n. H., No saAs
~ i"lin iS-, &c., ohc Of tho Murtgngc KncorsIs
q baltimore county. the uudnrsignc.l, t;cnrgo
NJ "ili' Trustee, will scil ~, public auction, AZ
T"wsontown. In Baltimore county.
at tho Court House Door, on
Tuesday. Tho l2h day Of Marck, isG5,
at " o'clock, noon.
Tho following Valuable Property. particular.
" described by mctcs and bounds ia tho said
lndcnturc Of Mortgage.
Alb THAT Lor on PARCEL OF LAND
~ b1illmorc county, designatci as
Lot ~. ?,
including parts Il Trac,a II Land called
"GEiiAR, lIoOKERS ADDITION. a."
"IARMOEY IIALL,"
and part Of Lot M :, aud containing
NINETY-ONE ACRES
and Twelve square Pcrchca ~ Land, ,nSrc or
lcsa, and being tho same property ta which Re-.
bccca Frances johnson became entitled in fec
under Deed ~ Trust from Elijah Mcrryman
and Rcboccn Rcistcr his wife, g. Thonaa Lave.
dated llth March, 1850. and recorded ia LibcT
4. X, No. 2Sa, folio 5a2. Sc.
Tho farm offered for sale u situate near Cock-
cysyillo, IN Baltimore county. aud the soil IL
rffturtHl 10 be gnnl ftunrovc,,r,,ta .,,s,.t -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONCERT AND FEsTiyAS III our seada,s wish to
enjoy pleasan, evening, We advise them 10 at
tend the concert and festival az Luthcrvillc, on
Friday evening neat. Thoso engaged in getting
4 up--,hc ladies Of the ;owu aud the NuSseaF
Musical Associaiion-aIc sparins No effort 10
make the affair an agreeable one, AMI doubtless
Il will bc great succcss The object Of the en-
tcr,ainmcnt s TO raise funds suilicCn, 10 purchase
an organ for the Luihcrvillc Church Don't for
get !, Is mex, Friday evening, 22i inst, At 3
o clock.
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shcrifT's Notice of Lien Law.

Fob. let. shcria 81 BaItimarr
The national Republican., 1867-05-24
TIE Sultan has had cock-fght on q

.THE Sultan has had cock-fght on q
grand scale. The combatants were intro.
duced as at Knowsley in the olden time.
The most stalwart chanticleer was named
Ais, after the sacred Padisha himself; the
other competitors of the gallinaceous brood
were named Bismarck, Napoleon Ill, Pal.
merston, Frederick William, and Victor
Emanuel. After a fierce conflict, Axis
vanquished Napoleon. The delighted Sui
tan instantly decorated the conquering
cock with the order Of Osmanli Of the first
class in diamonds, and thus accoutred, the
bird struts about his harem as though he
fully appreciated the high honor which has
been bestowed upon him.-Lodon paper.
The national Republican., 1867-05-24
Pen, Pencil. and scissors.

The French war steamer Jean Bart,
practice ship for midshipmsn, Is At Annapolis
MAJOR GENERAL B. r. BUTLER publishes
. letter in the Tribune ofysstsrdsy. 9
MuRprRs in New York city average one
. day.
RroExr adyices from Brazil, by the way
Of England, intimate that the declaration that
the Emperor Of that country had abolished
slavery throughout the Empire needs confirms
tion.
TIE steamship China sailed at noon on
Wednesday from Portland, taking 10 passengers
for Halifax and % for Liverpool. She also takes
out slsS, 900 in specie.
TwKSrY-F1vE Of the forty -four members
Of the senior elias, at Phillips Academy, AndO-
yer, Mass, have been expelled for going out Of
town without permission.
JEFFERSON DAvrs arrived at Montreal on
Tuesday, and Is stopping At tho residence Of biz
vife's mother, Mrs. Howell. 1t Is said that Mr.
Davis has purchased the Mc9ivsrin estate at st.
cathsrins's for summer residence.
MorEY is represented to be so scarce in
some portions OF the South, that planters who, In
order to secure thsir crops, have been forced u
borrow, have paid as high as ten per cent pei
month for It's use.
The iron mines along the Juniata river
near Mount Union, Pa, are said TO eOptsin boti
gold and silver. An assay proves the ore Il
contain s1s.so Of gold and 80 cents Of silver Il
the ton Of iron.
l=TuE New York papers are discussing
the propristy Of holding the coming con'titu
tional convention at Saratoga, instead Of Al
bany. The preference would seem TO be In favo
Of the former place.
In THE Supreme Court at Providence, r
H.. on Monday, Mary spooner recovered $1,000
from the Boston and Providence railroad fo
the loss Of the life Of her husband Sam. II. Spoon
er, through the carelsssnsss or negligence Of TIL
defendants.
HORACE GREELEY is out in long defenc'
Of nearly two columns in the TrtbHU Of yester
day, Of his signing the bail bond Of Jsf. Davis
The article appears over the writer's name, an
is strikingiy Characteristic Of Mr.. Gressy's styl
Of argument when aroused. 1t Is directed to th
Union League, and is bold, defiant, positive, an
cannot be mistaken in its scope nor misundeI
stood in its conclusions.
The national Republican., 1867-05-24

TIE NORTH ATLANTIC SeUADRoS.-Th,
United States steamer Monongahela ar
rived at st. Thomas, w. l., on the 18th
instant The United States steamer Sacc
was at Cape Haytien; all well on board
and all quiet on the island. The United
States steamer Peoria was to leave st.
Thomas, in day or two, for q cruise
around the island OF Porto Rico. The
United States steamer Pawnee arrived at
Rio de Janeiro on the 25th OF April. The
Juniata was to leave in few days for the
United States.
The national Republican., 1867-05-24

The RICHMOND EXAMINER journal
has retired from the field Of politics. In
its leading article on Monday it says:
"In the present condition Of Virginia,
with so many considerations pointing to
the importance Of q devotion Of all ener-
gies to the material advancement Of the
State, it appears to us that there is little
need for newspapers Of political COM
plexion, and that such need is already
more than supplied. We have, therefore,
resolyedto convert the Examiner into a
journal strictly devoted to the dissemina-
tion of news and the promotion Of the
practical development Of the resources oi
the State, and particularly Of this CITY,"
The national Republican., 1867-05-24
From Mexico.

New YoRK, May 23.-News from Mex
leo, via Havana, by the Moro Castle, just
arrived, is as follows:
Vera Cruz dates to the 18th inst. have
Just been received.
Miramon, on the 9th Of April, tried to
force through the Liberal lines, but was
repulsed and badly wounded.
The Castle Of Chepultepec was taken on
the 14th ult. by Guadaramo, after fierce
struggle. '''
The Liberal army is being rapidly
swelled by recruits from all the States.
The Emperor Macmillan is still al
Queretaro.
Lisal was in the hands Of the Liberals.
Don Limon Peon, OF the .Imperialist
army, was executed at Lisal.
The national Republican., 1867-05-24

NAVY BULLETIN. - Detached Second
Assistant Engineer John Lowe, from spe-
cial duty on the Richmond, and ordered to
experimental duty on board the Maumee.
Placed on waiting orders-Mate G. J.
Murphy.
Placed on retired list-Third Assistant
Engineer II. @. Christopher.
Discharged-Acting Master G. @. Wells.
Resigned-Mate Ed. Ryckman, Of the
Osceola.
Honorably discharged-Mate John F
Hutchins, from date-May l6.
The national Republican., 1867-05-24
BY TS1Sgraph.
From Europe by Cable.


LONDON, May 22.-Flood and Duffy, the,
Fenian prisoners who we're recently con-
victed at Dublin, have been septenced to
imprinonment for life, at hard LABOR.
Mcclure, another Of the Fenian prison.
ers, was placed on his trial at Cork to-day.
LONDON. May ay22-Evening. The Derby
race took place today. Although the
weather was unfavorable, an immense as
semblage Of spectators was present The
race was won by Hermit in the midst Of
a snow.storm. G 4lh -Ly..
Hon. Mr.. Stanfeld, member Of Parlia-
ment and firm friend Of the United
States during the rebellion, is dead.
LONDON, May 22-Noon.---Mr. Stewart,
the chairman Of the Board Of Directors of
the Angio-American Telegraph Company,
published another communication in the
| London Times this morning. He says the
broken cable will be repaired and ready
! for business in three weeks from this date.
PARn, May 22.-The differences be-
tween the Emperor Napoleon and the
Corps Legislatif, with regard 10 the army
organization scheme, have been adjusted.
vienna, May 22-Evening.-The En-.
peror to-day made Q speech from the
throne TO the members OF the Upper and
Lower Houses Of the Austrian Diet.
LONDON, May ~ -Eyening.-Account
received here from Madrid show that the
internal troubles Of Spain are Increasing
and fears are entertained that political
crisis Ia at hand. lPsIR
SrocKHoLn, May 22.-The Swedish Par
lament has passed resolutions in honor ol
Capt. Ericsson -rF TFr. =,
LONDON, May 23-10 q. m.-At this
hour the markets are not open, but Tho
best authorities on the street believe that
consols will open at the closing figures q
yesterday, and American securities are
somewhat lower.
LONDON, May 23-10 o. m.-The cot
ton market is quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-10 a. ma dis
patch has been received which states tha
the ship Medoras, Capt Matthews, from
Newport on April IL, put into Falmouth
England, damaged.
LONDON, May "a Noon. = Console
opened at 90; U. s. 5-20's, "a; Illinoi
| Central shares, 76; Erie shares, Al.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-Noon.-Cotton
quiet at lid. for Uplands, and II I'D. fo
Orleans. Breadstuffs are generally un
changed. Corn declined to 39s. Pro
visions quiet.