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PoRK.-The total Number of hogs packed at
all prominent points in the West during the
one-half millions. There Is an increase over
last year OF more than seven hundred thou.
sand. Cincinnati has ceased to be the~grearest
PORK market OF the country, that honor now
belonging 10 Chicago, which thus year packed
OBS, 1S2 hogs against i62,6l0 packed at Cincin-
natl Illinois stands first as State in this
business, Ohio next, Indiana third. and Mis-
sourI lourth. Inc quality of the pork packed
this year is said to De unusually good
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THE WHITE HOUSE

The usual crowd OF visitors were in atten.
dance to-day, and large number had int
views with the President, among whom were
several Senators and Representatives. Attor-
ney General Stanoerry and Postmaster Gen.
eraf Randall had an interview with the Pres.
dent this afternoon.
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LAND pATPNTs

Inc Commissioner Of the General Office has.
during the past two weeks, transmitted for de-
livery to the patentees 1920 patents for land
sold for cash, and located with Military Boun.
Iand warrants and Agricultural College
herlP Inc patents were for entries made et
nVlue, MO, Des MONIES, Iowa, Eau Claire,
Wis. East saginaw and iona, Nch ST Petsr
ard Du Suerh. MINI.
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THE CHoLREA-The authorities of ST. Louis
az well az those of New York, are already
taxing precautions against the cholera. as it is
feared that epidemic may again visit these
places this summer. The police have received
instructions TO inspect all private residences
with view TO the improvement Of their sani
tary condition. The city is TO be thoroughly
cleaned. and vigorous measures adopted for
the preservation OF health
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR EvANs.-A tels.
graphic dispatch received here this forenoon,
from son Of Hon. George Evans, In Port.
land, Me- states that his father died there las.
night The deceased represented his State
eighteen years in the House of Representa-.
uves, andsIx years in the United States Sen.
ate, with credit 10 himself and State He was
man OF distinguished ability, especially in
financial matters.
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FRACTIONAL CuRRFNCY

During the week ending to-day there has
been received at the Treasury Department
from the printers S2O9,5O0 in fractional cur
reney. During the same period there has been
fOrw arced to national ban KS SIS 80 o. in en-
Iency; ei6,Vto in rs TO United States depository
al Baltimore, and $4,000 in Is and a's TO the
Assistant Treasurer AT New York
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, April G, 1867.
Jay Cooke & %. furnish the following quo.
tat ions ~ Gnxarnrnanf aecnrifias
FINANC IAL.

Lewis johnson & 90. quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. April 6-1st Board-U. S. 1881
Coupon 6's, 100; do. 5-20s, I09x; u. S. SIS
lO-&o Q, Coupons, %; Mo. State 6's, tO6; Canton
Coil y: Cumberid GOAL Go prerd BOX; q uick-
silver Mining Go. 81 Y; New York Central X r.,
lO0H Erie Railway, s5s; Hudson River X. r.,
I36h Reading X. K, lUlK; Michigan Central
r. X, =; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X. X, Io1; do. guaranteed, -; lllinois~Oen-
tral R.R, HAS; Cleveland and Pittsburg K r. ,
"a; Chicago and Northwestern r. r., 33X
do. preferred, 81 Cleveland and Toledo X
X. Il9: Chicago and Rock Island R. r., s. 2;
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. r
Pacific Mail, 1904; Gold, p. m 132Y
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The OLD CAPIToL.-The arrangements for
the sale Of this historic building were com
Pleted this morning. The price about $4,000.
1t was purchased for the New York Hotel
Company, who intend to erect a large aAd
splendid hotel on the site.
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A 'DefauIter

HUDSON, N. Y. April G-Josepn Hasbrook,
the defaulting cashier of the First National
Bank, was taken from Jail last evening on a
requisiuon from the United States Marshal
ana conveyed to New York, where he will
have an early trial before The United States
Court.
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NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY

w 1O-'1kI Da-Nh CURKENC1.
During the week enoIng to-day there has
been issued from the Treasury Department
So so IN national bank currency, making the
total amount issued up to date 5000, 1886, 25S.
from TINS Is 10 be deducted the CURRENCY re-.
turnee, including worn-out notes. amount
ing 10 -, Az $50. leaving IN actual crcuIation
a. this date S29c, SSc, GA
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Oead.

PORTLAND ME-, April 6.-The Hon George
Evans, OF Portland, formerly Senator from
Maine, and for many years chairman of the
Senate Committee Of Commerce, died this
morning, aged seventy years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

~ The act OF Congress vesting the appoint.
ment OF Marshal of the Supreme Court Of the
United States in that body does not interfere
with the marshalship of the District of Colum
bla, MI. Gooding continuing to hold that Of
nee. " -
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DISBURSFNfENrS

during the past week there has been dis
bnrsed from the Treasury Department the fol.
lowing sums of money: War Department.
S2ss2rSs7; Navy Department, s2a3, O5i: Interior.
S55Cy325. Total, "a, 245, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY DESTROYED.
During the week ending to-day there has
been redeemed and destroyed at the Treasury
department S33s, 500 in fractional currency
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SECURITIES HELD

Inc securities held by the Treasurer OF the
nited States in trust for National Banks re
ported to- day, are as follows: For circulating
notes, S34O,61n-950; as security for the deposits
OF public moneys, S35,sSO,950. Total, $50
1880. '
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY.
The Omaha National Bank, at Omaha, Ne.
braska- has been designated as a depository o,
public money, the securities necessary for the
same ma wing been deposited with the Treas
urer Of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

THERE WAS thin Senate to-day, many OF
the members being absent from the city IL
seems pretty certain that the session will co q /.
Time through all next week.
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INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s3l4,35l.I7, making
the total amount for the week ending to-day
,seo2 %, and the total since the beginning
OF the present fiscal year. s2l9,o24,4 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

~wsdnesday, the 10Th instant, Is the dav
or which the question Of cailiag q Constitu.
tiouaI Convention In Maryland, is to be de-
cided. &c 1-l- tt h
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HFron J. Shillington, Odeon Building. we
have The GALAXY tor April Is, concluding the
third Volume, and The Black .ytsed of M Prai.
az. highly seasoned sensation story.
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FIRE.

EAsPORT, ME-, April Ga fire broke out
last evening on WhaIen's wharf, and all the
buildings were consumed
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PFRsosAL.--Senator Cameron ha. gone to
Harrisburg, hut is expected back early mex
week
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5Si4ED q EHE t34HRFo oespcr
o. 4. petition y :Ffh Il M
70 Iii, ossSs er e.
F sa G So q
he ;s,S s;tisss which takes place en-
%. %: e I &. r. In s.:,e
&; ss s s a1s aa.ss s:s e
s n Ss sns ..s Are g
the day Of hssri1s; al Testimony Md By either
q: :es s Rs; s. 3:
Of the once, which win bs furniShsd on sSplics.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upou a.
testimony, must % hled in tie once iscssts day:
With. e s .i!y: ; ,S.i hHs .hs
g. sa NE p
wssh iSt three ;uec:s;vs vssLs the nr.t 90
T. o. .TH1AKHR,
P.S-1ditors OF the above paper viii nis:.s
COPY, and send theIr BIN. 70 ths fstsns Once,
+ teen hands high, seven years ola; war. II nj
Prss Sssn used :ssSi;
corner EsS 81 and New Yolf ave. stable; :e1st.
w IsK ms = -
MUsrHS6DHHs,
Forced to grow upon the smootest face in from
three to I'VE yseks By HstnG DR.. eSvIGIIW
deriul diecoverX II modern science, actinS mn
the Beard and Hairfn On almost 1lfaeulOCs I'm.
London with the most 6stterins success. H.m nac
OF al purcheeen Will b registSsed, end m eSfirs
III = !: pss s;s q
sesil6 end lostIaid DESCRIPTIVE circuissS ss3
SHUTS 90, Ohemists, No. 0sS River sfrsse
Troy. New York. Sole agents for the UnitsS'
S.X1ssII4!!t:,, ~ sSR re- Pr, fzHE6E oidHE5
ers'a i fSSifS Il III 81 sSLp a.
SssHsr,eory 70 rs.silaisf otoFs;
';S .. HI. ~ h : H w ga. f % 81,
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NEw SPRING GOODS

j. HENRY WILSON has received his supply
OF GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety adapted to the season
All orders promptly and faithfully executed.
Good Goods, good work. and we'll fitting gar
ments guaranteed in all cases,
general supply of gentlemen FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Georgetown, ID. O.,
North side Bridge street,
sp32w next door east from B.Ak of Commerce.
CHEAPER THAN EyER.-Just received at
" M1LLER'e, lO1 Bridge etreet, Georgetown
II. e., 9 large stoGk Of Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing choice Press Goods in the latest novel
ties. Also, sou Yards Oalcoes at I21, IS 49,, %
cents; Beached and Unbleached d Ia Sins 10, iz5, .
Is Is, 20 cents superior Shirting IS cents house-
keeping Goods, CLOTHS. Cassimer and DrfIings
sklrts, Parasols, shswls Gloves, Corsets. Hosiery
and MOTIONS Our Goods have been purchased for
cash since the recent decline, and great bar aims
may be expected BY all who may favor us with a
call. "
NH 26-lms BENJAMIN MILLER
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EEJAMIN MILLER
WIN. H WHEATLkYs PREMIUM STEAM
w DGElh0 AND CLEANSING
ERTARIISHM

once, No. 40 Jefferson st, GeorgetownD. q.
Established In 1881; premium awarded by the
metropolitan Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1886, and Is
now BY tar tn largest and most complete estab-
iishment OF the kind In this section of country
Dyeing and Securing OF all kinds done In the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the supscrtber
sonci 10 the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No SO
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday,
when 1t 10 closed at 81 o. m te l6-6m
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BOARDING.

- Terms moderate. ap6St
EURNIsHED FRONT ROOM, second story :,
. with Board, In q very pleasant locality. on 6th
sfe'b Apply at 43s 7th street, between G
anu II. ap civ.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can be &C
"A oomnocstes with Front Room ana good
board in private fam lily where there are 30 chill
dren Apply at 2s6 II street near 18TH ap4zw-
E'ROHT PARLOR TO RENT, with BOARp
Il Tor two At 500 per mouth. Back Parlor for
Two, WIN Board, at $50. Apply at $50 street,
near lVtn ST ap ST.
ROARDlHG.-A Gentleman aud his wife or too
D. sinsle Eentleme5, can obtain pleasant front
North. Inquire at no. 40 street, between aN
abo am mo 70
LOB Rem Two well furnished PARLORs, On
the srst noor. With or without B0ARD Ap-
ply 1893 ST., bet. 9Th and 10TH Re nj
TABLE BOARD at No l6< 10Th street q fev
month. AZ "a
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

SOMETHING NICE FOR THE SICK-PRU
y NELLAS. Also, sweet ORANGES, PRUNES
from Daniel St. Amant. and Layer Figs, a d Va.
nilla Ice cream, at WALLACkE. SIS High st
Georgetown, b. O ,nb-,,-
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

kLEACHING, DYEING AND REPAIRING
- STRAW HATS and BOENETS can be d.ns a.
LEWIS BAARS
81 Market Space
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nAHLIAS, GLADlOLUs, TREES, SHRUBS.
- Vines, Roses, Seeds, Ferns and Ivy for bias
kets Tor sale By "A r. AORBIS, Ja.,
apo-W' 913 l. street, near It'll.
YOUNG AMERlOAN PERIODICAL sEQAR
1.-THE Rosrr-B:st rs Cen, o.sr ,,w.,
ing ton. TIRE CAUTUS"-Most popular is
cent Cigar in Washington. EUGENE Gull.
fOkD BIO. New York ave., bet. llth aud
litn sp arts
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N~PUBLIC MElTING.-The WHITE 9TH.
U3 Ems of the FOURTH WAED are in.
on SATURDAY Ey1HIHG next. 81 half osst
seven clock. to take such measures - may be
voter. Of the Ward Citizens OF the different
wards are cordially invited to be present.
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SILK HATS FOB THE sPRING,

Go and get the Lest Of the latest Spring STYLE
SlLk HAT, tor 50 50 only, and the Broad =
way style HAT, SIS Gall At III
A. DITTRICH -
Hat Manufactory
apS 81 423 18th street, between n AID II
The New York herald., 1867-02-22

Amaze esatioO the Alternative of Confedcrn alton.
Iondcl FEB y correspondence OF the Toronto Globe
Their IL a report current tho circles which in
teresteo in Canadian affairs which, In common with
others, have heard enclose letter 10 be used In
case OF necessity, n exception be taken TO my remark
II Is cad that numbers OF the delegates have stated in
somewhat petulant manner that II confederation be
rcectec by the imperial Parliament, the province can
fail bads the secret project Of the American govern
ment tIerng annexation on very advantageous terms
that tir scheme would accept oil Canada debts and
obligations and would generally extend all the bonehts
concentrated by confederation. II Is possible that no
aroun nd exists for the report Or II may be unwise
badnap But certainly u such proposition
has born made, Il ought to be known IN oil
ts bearings and should he brought forward with calm.
ness anil dignity not Haunted threat n the face
OF tho mothef country Al the Same time the propaga-
ton OF ucx report s posiye injury 10 the province
IL has IN unpleasant innuence all COMMERCIAL rea-
tons au, may have the effect OF stopping the investment
OF MONEY so far as In England can Judge, II would
not be entertained for moment by the great body OF
the pesf,e But, II Ii has been made, why has u
been kat secrety Az Parliament meets mm cdiaely,
question will doubtless be put TO the Colonial Secretary
as TO h knowledge OF the circumstance for the report
has cared feversh feeling subvcrsivc OF confidence
These rmsrks will doubtless call forth some expression
OF opinn theiprovince both as 10 the expodency OF
poicy % decided and OF the questionable conduct In
Pertaining negotiations all the subject for certainly
no dpbmatst OF the United states would have mado
such an orsr unless encouragement bad been given him
40
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL GRANT.
lfrom the Troy Daily rimes.l


We raid our respects 10 General Grant a his head.
quarters ON saturday. We found him hard work, hat
cordial as usual IN receiving iiends We bad iasi met
movement that crushed out the rebellion Then he ar-
peared aud almost Frustrated by his great labos
gives evidence of easier He and less exacfng
duties He ~ however. the same cain, modest, emf
neptiy seushle and we'll poised man whose military
combinations broke the hack o. rebellion and brought
the traitors surrender He freely upon the
condition OF the country. and there il no attempt nj
cealment OF his views The questions put 20 him and bis
answers substantially as follows:-
a. The rebellion put down by the strong arm of
military power under your direction, and surely the work
pe pursued for the reorganization Of the late rebel
Staics2
ished the very important matter OF reconstruction Is
yet be completed think " the Southern States had
accepted the amendment, instead OF rejecting u 50
hastily they would have been admitted by Congress IN
Decemher but now think they win have 10 take the
amendment ami manhood suffrage besides, Congress
will insist upon ibis.
that IN Texas and many other sections adequate pro-
teiior is given 10 Union meny
A. II Is true that a large proportion Of Texas a
Uni on man il beyond the limits OF military pro-
tect ion In and about Galveston better of things
SIS, and majority Of the people have no doubt.
other sections OF tho South loyal have proper
~ for life and property unless they ae so located
az to taken OF by the military The civil courts
fail 10 punish offences against Union citizens white and
and black and for that matt err they always
miss am told that no murderer who had held what y
crime was ever hung otherwise punished IN the Slate
OF virginia and believe the same is true Of II not
all the late slave states.
protect Unonists nj the South. Well are not the
called state there the greatest Of all fail
urcs
A. That is political question for Congress 10 decide.
only give facts, and others may construc them they
please believe that large numbers ct the South would
Be aIad 10 have tho laws enforced mparsiayiu some
parts this the sentiment OF the majority But the
trouble ls they overborne by the lawess element
and cannot enforce justice
o. Well In any event there can BE- no more fighting
A. Oh, no, unless Brooks snd Wood and that copper
head set get up their thrpatened and there
doubt think whether they will undertake carry
their threats.
One OF our party made the inquiry whether Unor
man il perfectly safe in travelling South.
OS, yos perfectly safe There h no danger as al
on tho regular lines OF trave But then you shoult
stop and get into angry political discussion there wout
ing would probably be passed on justuable homicide
| IL the murderer was arrested II ell
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
wires wsre cut to-day stopping communication with .hs

wires wero cut today stopping communication with ths
interior.
Decree Of Corona in Jniisc0-AH Persons TAX
ing Part with the Imperiaiisi- 60 Leave tho
state in Five Days-Guanajmato stiii In tho
Hands OF tho observation-disclosures at Mata-
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Il, 1867.
Later dates from the interior OF Mexico state that Co
had issued decree the effect that all persons
taking part with the empire must leave the State Of
Jalisco within i've days
Guadaara papers ed Of January state that the
imperiasts still hold Cuanajuato and ts vicinity. Some
petty liberal chiefs had gained trfing advant Mo-
rea was in possession Of the liberals BarIozabA had
completed the organization Of the National Guard at
Matamoros consisting OF thousand men, completely
otiicered and we'll equipped Escobed0 informs Bsrio-
zaba that he will Immediately place al his disposal two
thousand men, 20 be employed in preserving order tn
the State Of famaulpas.
Cortina was the State OF Guerrero with . smsQ
fcrcs.
ConArusati0n or the Defeat sf MirRm0n n-ThS
Capture Of Juarcz-A Wild Kamer.
WASHINGTON. Feb 2l, 1857
Official from Vera Cruz. OF tho 18th inst.
ceved to-day tho Mexican Legation. confirms the
port OF tho defeat Miramon by General Escobedo
the city zacateca All the details report cd from
haamoros
The report OF the capture President Juarez by Mira
mon was only Wild rurnor.
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sale of JeT Davis War Vessel.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21, 1857
The steamer Rsppahannocx sold at auction to-day
by Mr. Dudley, the American Consul, for tho sum OF
f5, 200 sterling.
Disaster at sea.
LUERPoor- Feb. 21--Noon.
The English ship Southampton, Captain smithwick,
which ef this port few days for New York, went
the rocks the Irish coast, Belfast last
ing.
Arrivals Out.
HAvRE Feb n, 1867.
despatch from Brest announces the arrival Of the
steamsaip Europe. Captain Lemaire, which left New
York the 9th inst
LONDONDERRY Feb. a, 1857.
The steamship Damascus. Captain Watts. which left
Portland Me- the 9th inst, arrived at this port this
morning and subsequently sailed for Liverpool.
fdvERrcots Feb q, 1867.
The epais on the steamship Great Eastern having
been completed, she successfully launched to-day
ON llc gridrou q Birkenhead opposite this city.
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOcIATIcA.

BosroS, Feb Fl, 1861.
At adjourned meeting ths evening Of the Southern
Relei Conmittee resolved that Wm Waters, or
the Boston hdpcrtisfr and MIR. Greene Of the Post 10
requested 10 act treasurer and that appeal be
made 10 the public possible to contribute
funds for The temporary relief Of the extreme destitntioa
existing IA the south.
FousD-A BAaY.--On the 10th inst, the conductor q
a freight train the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail-
road found a day old white child III the tunnel
Nashville It's clothes well soaked With rain. c0ored
took charge Of IT, declaring she would care Tor
long lived
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
| { j R D Pc.
By THE CABLE TO FEBRUARY 2l.
The Habeas Corpus Suspension Pro-
lODged in Ireland.
Foreign Fenians to be Executed
for Rebellion.
COUNT BISMARCK OANeEROUSL III.
A Christian Congress 10 be Called by
Turkey.
&c. &c. &c.
The FEHlANS.


The Habcas Corpus Suspensions Continued In
Ireland.
LnSpoS Feb. 21-Noou
The suspension the writ Of habeas corpus Ireland
has been prolonged.
Where Is Stephens
LONDON, Feb. 81, 1867
II Is nov stated that Stephens, the Chief Organizer Of
sths Republic" Is aud has Ireland
I, is reported that he has recently been in Paris
The British Military Position.
LONDON Feb 81 1867.
The national troops in Ireland posted at
places in Kerry aud Cork counties such numbers as
effecuay prevent any further outbreak
Warning 10 Foreign Fenian Volunteers.
LONDON, Feb. 81 1867
The English government announces thai II will treat
aliens caught in the act of rebellion as pirates.
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

A Christian Congress 20 be Called by the
sultan.
LONDON, Feb 81 1867.
The sultan Of Turkey has officially informed tho lead
ing Powers OF Europe that he has decided to call to-
gether assembly of tic representatives Of ali the diff
feren. religious creeds in the Ottoman empire for tho
purpose Of celebrating upon and adopting for
the eectual execution Of the provisions of the
6rmap OF 1856.
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.


HevhInttOn OF Railroad (bnrHce, &c.
LsAvsSwo&ra Feb. 2l, 1861.
bill has passed the Legislature OF this State reGu-
aiing the rates Of fare freight the railroads with
10 the state. The bill limits chsrgcs -four csnts
mile for passengers; first class freight sixty cents
ond class fifty conts and third class forty cents per
hundred pounds for hundred miles
bill amending to restra in dram shops passed
both houses to-day by aggregate vote ayes Is
nays The bill prov des that applicants for dram shops,
grocery or tavern censes shall be compelled 70 obtain
petition signed by majority Of residents over -
years Of age both male aud female in the township
ward IN which said dram shop grocero or tavern
be kept The House has passed similar restraint upon
man n M
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
GREAT FLOOD IN THE ONO alyEa.

CINCINNATI, FEB 81 1867
The river Is rising rapidly and the houses along tho
levee submerged TO depth OF eight or ten feet
The cellars tho lower part Of the CITY nearly all
Hooded The railroad tracks this place all under
water The reports from above state that the riyor
still risnc and that the prospect il gloomy
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
p & U S slA.

Dangerous Illness Of Count Bismarck.
BERLIN, Feb. 81 1867.
Count Bismarck the Minister of Foreign Affairs
OF Prussia has again bccn from close attention to
his Official duties, prostratea by sickness Doubts
entertained Of his recovery.