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New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
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year Of his age. formerly Of Warwick, n.
CRyTRR-At Pelham, westcheer CO.. "Wednesday March o.
and mouths
COLBsn this city, Wednesday morning March 90 Cons Nathan
TIE family and friend. are attend the fuse .ere., tho
Finhsyes on Friday, the I'D inst at IL O'Clock
b. $s9 & p s..SS Ec DAY Ss as; s s as $
The relatives and friends w respectfully invited to seSa ss m w.
Esltesnht this sixth LAY Fridsy at O'Clock Inter-
Congestion Of the lungs Dsysnpo The sh yc,r his
ELLor-on THURSDAY March a. william w. Of vOne, aad Ass
Relatives and friends are respectfully attend the funeral at ths
residence Of the parents IN goonna e - on sS . tss 80
OfBarclay,st at Ii:1o a.
MOLESAOR-on Wednesday morning March 90 1851 Eliza j. ~ife q
David Moenso and daughter Of the late Roger Williams aged
Tie relative. family respectfully Invited e attend
aeSes 1sf Of Jas 1 G. BaSwn No 10 East Tseuy eo"ds
rS @ ins % s ~ sne Sce se 10 2Ss West o. Friday
March a. stl O'Clock p m.
PooLE-on Thursday March a. Samuel Poole sged s yea
the funeral on Saniay i aOeOcE from zoa Church.
M.disOnave Thiry-egbth.st
ROBERTSON Wednesday 2Oh inst, william Roberts, aged Is
his relatives and friends, Of his father Marshall Roes
aud his hsrnlsw Augustus L. grSxn are invited 20 attend 1
ST. O1 SATURDAY a1d inst. at O'clOckR
SMITH-Tn Danen cOns on Thar,y March e. ds'san' wife o.
The friends family respectfully invited 10 sstea
at Daen Saturday afternoon, f o'clock
TIPFASYAt Iryingou T. Thursday March a. Howe nf.as
son Of DEXTER and Elizabeth Tiffany . -.
Funeral services will be held the residence OF o. b. Tseedy rvS
ton Y on Friday I'D at q O'Clock TrnH leaves
hiethst Hudson River Rsosdb for lrTngou at2 snd re-
turning leaves Iryugton at f:55 p m
uyDRRIILLOu Tuesday the 10Th inst James W. Underha at hA
esenee No second 10 the th Of be age
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited ssesA
his funeral further notice from Calvary Church oa fnAy
the I'D INST, at 10 o'clock a. m -. -, A..
wIGGSS-Cu wednesday March DO Mary ysanges daughter Of NE
late John Virgins . A, 49,, - -. LA.
residence No i0f Fortyarstt Friday, at O'Clock no.
rhe remains will be taken 10 BronIylle for intemept a.
wATKNs-On Thursday morning. Margaret the beloved VIE oi kes
TIE epd and the y and those OF her sso kees
Watus ir brothernsw Samuel atkins ana faw
En- W. Morgan members Of 81 Dsds Bneht ssciesy ara
Al II o'clock from Welsh Methodist Chuh Threntsst bet
VIZ VFRAt orsnge ~ j. Wednesday March @ Chsrss r. ws
Joh Weaver aud daughter Of H. 81 9ohn The sb year @
The -ye, and friends e attend her funeral hon her iss
residence Saturday the SD inst Trains leave ns
BarcisT.t M for Orange Brick Church ssassh re'afa's
3:l0p --r.s 49, r |-Als -. 4
Tn. members Of NORMAL LODGE No $40 and NJ are heef
required special communication Of toe Lds
10 he held No 59s Broadway the CITY Of hestos
on SUNDAY 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon precisely for
purpose attending the funeral Of late Brother AAoh WI"
The members Of the Fraternity respectfully nt:d v
attend. WILLIAM r. CoothNoADn"' ""sS''
ANDREW BLAZE, Secretary
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NAVY GAZETTE.
Rr TELEGRAPH TO TIVE TRIBUNE.

PaymAe George Cutler has detached from duty inspector
charge Of provdons aud clothing Boston Esvylad on Ap
Potomac
waiting odersi Acting Volunteer Leu Leonard from ne
Glasgow, and ordered North Volunteer Lieut. W: D.
w,OHn aud Acting Ensign Arthur HEAVY from ths BsssIso1 "
Acting Ensign g. w. Arthur, Mates Charles H. cieyehhta
and james b. Butt from the Choena and ordered ho,'n
Acting Volunteer Lieut. D. G. Kel Acting Hnsghs H. Miller ana
wngate from the Tapoesa and ordered North Aesg Master W
from the HstrelA and ordered North Acihg knsigm '" :,
aud r. Strong FROM the Paul James aud ordered N9,'h
ing Endgn Emile Ehfer from The DadOd when she'll so ava VT
derei Forth e...L....
Paynssr Gilbert Thornton ordered duty as Naval
the Naval Academy Paynasier John H. Renhoase ohs,t
Inspector 10 charge Of provisions aud el9Iblbg 0s pSiW Ns"
Yarl, 10 relieve PpJna,IsS Ca,ish
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

THE FENLANS.
THE CANADIAN ALARM.

Br rsLxGRLPH TO Tribune
TORONTO, =. W., March 2l.-At the parade Of the
Queens Own last evening an order issued directing
the men to have two days ratons OF cooked provisions
constantly on hand.
ALL QUIET on THE FRONTIER.
MONTREAL, March 2.-RepOrts received by Gen Michel
show that all quiet the frontier There Is no ground
whatever for excitement on account of Fenian move
mehts The Executive Council held meeting at Ottawa
yesterday. The business transacted was merely OF
routine character.
A"HERALD" SENSATION EXPLAINED.
OswEGo, March 21.The troops stationed at Fort On
taro belonging to the 4th Regiment u s. Infantry have
been ordered by the War Department to Omaha to par
tcpate IN the Summer campaign against the Indians
They have been relieved here by a detachment OF the
42d Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps from Harts Island
Eew-York.
THE LATE TRIALS IN CANADA.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The President, in re-
sponse to resolution Of the House. transmitted to-day
letter from Consul dated Toronto March 49, nclosng
communication from Mr.. X. Mackenzie, the United
States Attorney employed to defend the prisoners, in
which the latter says the Court of Kings Bench has given
Judgment III the case OF Patrick Mcrath, one OF the
will be recoeced that McGrah tried at the Noyem
ber Court for in the Fenan raid OF June last
as citizen OF the United States and acquitted. At the
January term he tried second time, on another In
dctment for the same 0ffense as British subject To
the latter Indictment Mr.. Mackenzie recommended him
10 plead plea OF dure tos ao beside pleading over
to the felony He was convicted Of the felony The re.
suit first ah0ve-s the Court having in this
instance departed from tnehonored principle: There
Is no appeal so tho matter must rest The Judmen Ia
Of which is 10 convictions. and % acqutas Tho original
number of Fenan prisoners lodged In the military prison
at Toronto DC o. The Secretary OF State reports
to the President who has sent this letter to the House,
that thecorcspondencc relative to the arrest imprson-
me and treatment OF American citizens in Great Britain
or its Provinces within two years past still IN progress,
and therefore its publication at the present lunctIe
wond in the opinion OF the Secretary, be incompatible
with the public interest
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LO UISIANA,
BIT 7ELKoRArH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

7ELKGRArH TO TEE TRIBUNE.
NEw-ORLEANs, March 2l.-This city is to be regis
tered at once, preparatory to a municipal election
previous to which it seems yet uncertain that there
will be any change in the city administration. Bu-
reau Agents throughout the State are to send up
loyal names Tor registers, and there is to be small
military force in each parish. The Unionists are
organizing; WarmOths grand amy numbers in
these TWO districts 300 and the intention is to make
thorough canvass Of the State. The Nullifers also
are sounding the keynote of general movement.
duncan L; Kenner's Senate resolution yesterday,
eXhOrts all to register and vote. The two black
CLOUDS are rising over the campaign, and the moro
confident are the Nullifcrs. Weiss impeachment Is
dropped as now unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
EYECUTTVE APPOINTMENTS.

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS
pr rsLKGRApH TO TIE TRIBUNE r..
W,sufNGToN March 21-The Senate in Executive
sossIon to-day confirmed the following mountainous
J,i,d sas MarshalJ Patterson District o. NeNhsmp'u"s'
,oit0r OF Cnsloms-Nelson o. label Detroit nleh
posnnsr,-Anthony w. Street, Salt Lake ch oI Al
Smith Po, Knob Lewis klosterman .hs pfst. ~
Torsus-Chaes Milne Of NevJersey At CGogan % Do' n ~
noce OF New Jersey at Hamilton g. W. w hudson vs,s,. c.
.sv At Moscos Of PeBnsyNaua al eA'eeaj "e"
Ginn PnnsylsA Ana At Cape Town q co,.n ytb District
Coectcrs Of IniITai RereHs-Arhn " D"'" br Gssis,
MARYLAND; Jacob Weart Vth District Ne"''''''' '
Iytk District, NewJerssy. ,
o, of Cstoras .llen Tracey, Philadelphia Robert CA'h
cart Baltimore Md M WILLIAM. yIIu District. Penn.
Hl. ~, NJ n McK,.nap XlXth District, Pennsyivsnh
=" Naval OgoerA Arthur d. Marley, PhhahepniA'
Tho following nominations rejected by the senate
ON Tuesday and not confirmed rs erroneousy reported
,,or, Of Internal RsrsaueGeo H. Greene Second Distinct OF
% isyry ~ We Tweniy.thi District OF Pennsylvania heP
I'm Wlure Eighteenth District Of Pennsylvania Dsyld Sanrs
Pennsylvania and George sAhdenon Nnn p
ttict Of PeunsflFaniA ga. A. C.orgs ~
Srn s Cuba VI Albert g. CLARK At Toeo ohoi hehss bea
Arb0r Mich WIN snyder a. FinAui 'H''i NI '
u. Trul, al COhoes, N. Y.
TIE TENNESSEE RIVER.
MeupuIs March 2l.-The Tennessee RIVER al panNulc
Station IA stu ak feet oyer Tue teeglppA RYIsa
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
MdRRTED

wednesday Msrch 20 ct Church %
the Messiah Rhinebeck T. by the Rev A. Omesd Edward @.
Chenden ot Chttenens Hollow Stockport Co.. 10 Kate L..
daughter OF Charles 7. Leake, esq, Of.his CITY,
ssuk City Wisconsin Tuesday March is
by the rev j. w Dnmore James Clark Of
aa daughter Of T. stowel ESQ., Of the place tate Of
FESNER-R Weinessy the inst by Tn. Rev Dr.
Prents Arnold Borden Fenner Of Pn6e Mary
daughter Of Thomas Rguey, esq, this oiy
FOOT-TAPPBN0n Thursday, March a. the West Presbyea.
Church BY the Rev Thomas Hastings d. D.
Elizabeth, daughter OF Col Chss u. Tsppea
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
CANADA.

THE COMING ELECTIoSs-A NEW IRON ORE COM
PANY.
OF TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, March 2l-Nearly all the present mem
bers OF Parliament in Lower Canada will be returned Tor
the House OF Commons large number are as yet un-
opposed II Is understood tho elections will not take
place until mid Summer An irOn-Ore company has been
formed here carry operations the north shore OF
the ST. Lawrence River from Quebec 10 the division line
OF Canada and Newfoundland The stock Of the company
is $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
MICHIGAN.
End or THE RAILROAD SCHEME,

y TRIBUNE
DETROIT, Mich, March 2l.-In the State Senate
Yesterday Gov. Cnpo's veto on the Port Huron and
Lansing Railroad bill was voted upon and resulted
in the bill being lost-laclung one vote This morn
ing the Governor sent to the Senate the vetoes OF ~
railroad bills OF the same grounds the former
veto The Senate took "A vote on two Of the bills but
lacked strength 10 pass them. The Others were Ia
bled This probably ends the project of building
railroads in this State by taking the municipalities
by violence.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
ARKANSAS.

On Tuesday the I'd day of April there is to be n
convention OF Union men at Little Rock. The Helena
Shield says: ---
movement OF this character, that has not for It's oh
the overthrow OF the State government and
that will take extreme positions that serve 10
cOmpcate rather than ADJUST the unfortunate differences
that exist IN the country, cannot but beneficial
and must meet with the hearty concurrence of all reflect
ing friends OF the Union of the State.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
TENNESSEE.
THE SUPREME COURT DECISION IN FAVOR OF TIE
FRWCHIsE LAW.

FRi&CHIsE LAW.
txtsoRaPH
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2l.-The Supreme Court
rendered decision sustaining the Franchise law
of the last session Of the Legislature The decision
is contrary to the expectations of the Conservatives
The Radicals are much elated
The repairs the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road have not progressed as rapidly expected.
Trains, however, will be running through on Satur-
day.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
NEW-ENGLAND.
WAR B0UETIES 4

WAR BoUETIEs PAID BY MASSACHUSETTS.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
BOsToN March 2l.-Paymaster-G General Marshall Of
this State in his final report shows that since the begin
ming OF the Rebellion Massachusetts, paid thirteen
and quarter millions Of dollars In bOuntes, 10 soldiers
and sailors.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS
br TELEGRAPH TO rHs rnIBuSx

Bf TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, March 2l-The receipts from Gus
toms from March 9th TO 10th inclusive at the ports below
named, follows:
New.York ....-.. .s2s7s,9n 90 New Orleans Mch -
Baltimore l0s02 IS LIST TO 9th s116,9s1 90
Philadelphia. 156,098 g7 ---
Total. s32GO,O6i 90
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
FIRES.

MASSACHUSETTS, SCHOOL HOUSES BURNED
Boston, March 2l.-Two School Houses in lBrigh-
ton-one occupied by the High School, and the other az
a Primary Departmen-were burned Last night by IN
cendiarios. The loss Is estimated at about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THE TAX ON ALCOHOL.

ri TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.--A meeting is being held
to-day OF druggists to petition the Government 10 reduce
the avon alcohol and stop the manufacture Of contra.
baud whisky,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON. March 2l.-Gcn. Sicltles arrived to-
day and was received with q salute OF H. guns
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
MISSOURI.
THE LAWYERS TEST oATH-GooDYEAR RUBBER CASE
DECIDED
Br rHLBoRAPa TO THK TRIBUNE.


Br rRLBGRAPH
ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-The State Supreme Court
has rescinded the order requiring lawyers to take the
test oath prescribed by the Constitution.
The Goodyear Hard Rubber case, which has been
before the IT, S. Circuit Court for the last two days
was decided this evening by Judge Treat granting an
injunction against dentists using said patent, with
the privilege to them TO dissolve the giving
two thousand dollars bonds 10 keep account. and
pay such sum as may be awarded OH final hearing
and costs.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
VIRGINIA.
~ rbLaenirH TO THE TRIBUNE.

RICHMOND, March 2l.--The Legislature to-day ad.
jOurned until April 10. The State Debt Interest bill
was passed.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
METEOROLOGICAL.
THNfPERATURl

TEMPERATURE
Nrw-YoRK March 2l.-The following is the range
OF the thermometer in this city TO day:
I'm nm 9p n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

ACard-MoURNISa GOODS every desirable had, csassssf
JACKS0NS Mourning stoc, NO. 9oi besa~ eppess
tiffany 4 Goa Prices yery reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

TIE TENNESSEE RIVER.
MeuPufs March 2I.-The Tennessee River at Danvulc
station IA sly tx teet 9ysg tle tslea2ph RYIsS,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

Watches and Jeweiry
Of all description and
STERLING SILVER WARE,
for sale by ALLEN No AIS Brosdwsy door oses Csa.t
Clothes Wrinsers Of all iais REPAIRED by the BAfLkL
WASHING AND WRNGING MACHINE COMPANY No " oea"
shdt st. NewYork .-----,
Wigs roupees and OrnameuaI Hsir.-fg' saiHBYyrSa ~
dye and hair dyeias Black Broup, all sesss ~ ", -
k4QEs.E M lS B2udsh
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

Tn, members Of NORMAL LODGE 513 and NJ are hsFeef
required attend special Of Toe Lss
he hed At Broadway in the CITY kesfok
on SUNDAY March O'Clock the forenoon preeise for tas
ngno,s Of ATTENDING Brotker, AMOk VIII
LIiMSOS n .,... =.
attend WILLIAM r. CoothNohDh"' '"~'s''
ANDREW BLAKE Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Matiuual Z @rpnblifau,
AMUaEMUNTs.

Mr.. Owens had . substantial beneAtiast night
and performed the part Of wellington DeBoots,
In nEverybody's Friend and Of 'Toodies, /" In his
inimitabiy humorous manner. The different char
aotcrs Of the hrst-namcd piece were well done.
Mr.. -vsndenhon, as Featherly, showed great
sdaptness TO that style Of character. Latteriy
hohas been, east In roles in which he has ap-
pcsred TO much advantage, and he shows study
and isudsblc ambition to please. Miss Waite
and Mrr. Barrett acquitted themselves sdmirt-
bly, in the part OF Mrs. Feathcriy and Mrr.
Swandown. Mr.. Foster did the difficult part Of
Icebrook very cleverly, and he and Mrs. Barrett
were much applauded. II It fell short In any
thing II was in not blending a cool disposition
with the bashfui trait-somethjng that even
the name Of the character suggests.
The piece was pruned rather closelyj whereas
the afterpiece was, as we may say, "--linkcd
Toodies long drawn out.n Mr.. Spaulding seems
10 have an eye single to the qualification OF his
patrons, and deserves much credit for affording
the public such acceptable theatrical entertain
ments. Tonight, "Sweethearts and wives,n
"Toodiss,r and "Forty winks,r will be pre-
sented.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
oY rHE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
UNNIHG WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARENow oMPLETgp

This brings the line 70 the eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains, and II Is expected that the track will be
laid thirty miles further to Evans Pass the highest
point on the road, by January. The maximum grade
from tho foot Of tho mountains 10 the summit il but
eighty feet TO the. mile while that Of many eastern
roads Is over hundred. Work In the rock cuttings
on the western slope will continue through tho win.
er, and there Ia reason TO doubt that the eutre
grand line TO the Pacific will DO open for business In
1870.
The means provided for the construction Of this Grea
National Work are ample. The United States grants
Its Six Per Cent Bonds at the rate Of from f6 900 to
~. 900 per mile. for which II takes a second lieu
security, and receives payment to large not to the
full extent Of Its claim In services These bonds
Issued V9ss W twenty mile section IL finished. and
after It has been examined by United States Commits
sioners and pronounced 10 be In all respects nrs
class road thoroughly supplied with depots, repair
shops stations and all the necessary rolling stock and
other equipments.
The United States also makes donation OF u, 500
acres Of land to the mile, which will bo Of
large revenue 10 the Company. Much Of this land In
he Is among the most fertile In the world.
and other large portions covered with heavy pine
forests and abound In coal Of the best quality.
The Company Is also authorized TO issue It's own First
Mortgage Bonds to amount equal to the issue OF the
Government, and more. Hon. B. D. Morgan aud
Hon. 0akes Ames Trustees for tho Bondhoiders,
and deliver the Bonds TO the Company only the work
Progresses, 80 that they always represent actual
and productive valuo.
The authorized capital Of the Company IL One Hun
drod Million Dollars, Of which Ave millions have
been paid In upon the work already done.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
T o us ETz IS

TOUIs BRTZ's
RESTAURANT AND PRIVATE DINING ROOMS.
AT NOS. 30 AND 2H STREET.
Where can be had all tho delIeacleA of tho scasop
served up iq the q euliaary art. The
fsileihrated M MhSSlEN HLlsl ALE on ITaughtj also,
bcsi ereworcs 'cil6iGg WlSEs, LiqtdfRSs% fRS% SaS IN
CIGARS to by had at the bar, desS.lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

INV AssuAt R.cgrftos or me students Of
the Con.cllds,ea Buslssss O9,lsge "a, @ held last
gentlemen were present. The dancing was excel
lent, and ne College ootIil,on, spsnesris. Ian.
GERS, Bslance-shect Waltz, and Graduating
vas handsomely decorated with evergrecns and
Heads band furnished the music, which, We
need not say, could not well be surpassed. AT
about haf-past II tho party, At the invitation Of
Mr., Copp, adjourned to an adjoining room, and
sat down to handsome repast, prepared by
Messrs, Albert 4 Bowers. The dancing was kept
up until 9 o'clock. Altogether, the reception
was a brilliant AFFAIR, and every one present ap-
peared well pleased.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGES

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nearly Three Hundred Pages and One Hundred aud
Thirty Pine Plates and BngrayinEs q the Anatomy
ease, with treatise on Early Brors, its Dcporable
Conseqgenses upon the Mind and Body, with the
successful mode Of cure, as shown by the report oi
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The national Republican., 1867-12-28
pRoPosALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
oFRIcR or THE CHIEF or oulRrERMAsrI
DEPARTMENT on THE CuMBFELANp

DEPARTMENT or THE CuMBERLAND,
q, LOUISVILLE, Ky. December ~, 1867,
:, Sealed proposals Will be received a ihls once until
Horses, '' $3.50 WV ~"'""S
dark grey color, sound In all well broken
in LuH nesh aud good condition, from l5 to ID hands
high, from Ave to nine years old and we'll adAped In
every way TO Cayalry purposes and delivered M JEFF
1865. '' -' ""a S''n VI January
Bids must be made In duplicate, with COPY of tbi.
w..sn written EpSranty Of rosp9nstblo person, that, In
contract. 'NS VI '"v
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
by order the 0uartermRsteT General u s. A.
, Th0s SWORDS
deH,M A. Q. NJ. Gen, Bvt MAJ 0en.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
TINTED STATES POWDER FOR SALE.

Sr. LOUIS ARSENAL, MIssOURI)
@ , w December 0, 1857,
Sealed proposals. will be received until u clock m
January lSs, for tho sale OF powder obtained from
broken up ammunition, In quantities to suit Consist
mE OF cannon, mortar, muskot, and rifle powder,
Tho attention Of railroad contractors, quarrymep
and others, respectfully called to the mortar
as being suitable for blasting purposes,
Tho Powder to be delivered at tho magazines noar
Jefferson Barracks, and In boxes from 10 100 pounds
each, aud In barrels Of l0J pounds. The package.
when in barrels, tO be paid for.
Samples Of the powder may he seen by application at
Proposals to DO addressed TO the undermined. and
marked Proposals for Powder. ~ ~
The right ID reserved 10 reject any or all the bids
,,, -, y. CALENDER,
doli.td Byt, Brig, 0en, u. g. A.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

IsDrcRsr ExposuRR.-Thomas Stein and
Augustus Baurdt were arrested on Thursday BY
einet, They were fined t6 each BY Justice
Tucker.
James Moor, soldier, was arrested by ofneer
Jarboc, Of the First precinct. He was lined "
by the same Justice.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

The PARDON Of young man nsm med Miller a
New Yorker, who was sentence last January
70 ten years' Imprisonment for alleged embes-
element OF letters, was presented ia Washing
ton 10 his father as O Christmas present,
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

DEATH OF A CoNTRACToR,-Mr, John Connor
corporation contractor, died at his residence
Third streets, on Thursday night, OF congestion
Of the bowels.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

SELLIso USsoUND FRUIT.--Edwsrd 0'NeaL a
huokstsr, was arrested on Thursday by Onicer
James II, johnson, OF the sanitary company, for
selling unsound fruit In the market. He was
nned " by Justice Harper.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

oyyIoERs ELEorED.-At a regular meeting Of
George Washington Camp, No. ], Sons OF Lib
e.ty, held at their hall, Eighth street east,
Christmas night, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing quarter: Worthy
chief, Alonzo D. Shaw assistant chief, Edw. +,
Caseyi financial scribe, Henry Stewart record
ing scribe, James Edwards, treasurer, John u.
Herrellj sergeant-at-arms, William d. Hineline;
escorter, William q. Parks; chaplain, John W.
Thompson; marshal, William p. Westwoodj rep
Alonzo ID. Shaw, and Richard NJ. Green.
Union Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F., elected the
following officers: Noble grand, Lewis Shoe
maker; vice grand, Daniel Carrigan; recording
secretary, p. q. Joseph s. Martini financial Sec
Richards.
Webster Lodge, No. 7, Knights Of Pythias,
elected the following officers on Thursday even
ing; Worthy chancellor, A. Forrest Altemus;
vice chancellor, Philip Peyser; financial scribe,
Richard doodheart; recording scribe, George T..
Strobeli guide, II. M. Lockej banker, Jacob
Peysert inner steward, W. II. Bradley outer
steward, b. F. Crabbs. The officers OF Decatur
Lodge, No, 0, Of Georgetown, were installed at
the above hall by the Grand Lodge officers OF
the District OF Columbia.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

SKInMIsHIN0 HoR LOCATIoN-We are in
formed that several capitalists are in the city
from Chicago, endeayoring to secure COM
manding position at which to locate u banking
house They are represented as having = capl-
tai stock OF Is OOO,O 900,
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

RE-INTERMENT or DEAD DBoDIEs,-About seven
hundred dead bodies were brought to the city
yesterday from Point Lookout, and taken to