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Governor. Hunt % Colorado. Asks Per N issfOn
to Organize Mounted voiunteers-Move
ments Of General ShermRn and General
Augur's Cavalry. &c.
OMAHA, Nebraska. June 8. 1857.
The following important kilograms have been soot co
Secretary Stanton-
DENVER. May e. 1851
To y. N. STAwroN. Washington, ID. @. -
SIR-Depredetons from Indians olr eastern and
western borders Of daily Tho present
military force being mostly infantry IL entirely made
quate for the protection OF settlers and the greae'
thorouehfares. would most respectfully ask ~ In
Montana authoEy to organize mounted volunteers for
campaign against the savages Three hundred friendly
Utes will join the expedition. with your permission
Respectfully, A 9. HUNT, Governor.
A. X Mcclure sends the following to Secretary SIAN
FL beg prompt attention 70 Governor Huncs
despatch. I have been detained here two weeks DO
the Indians raid the Western route at pleasure
ton. Please give prompt and decisive orders. Pas
Indians"
Lieutenant General W. 7. Sherman arrived here lass
Saturday with Brsve Colonel Merrill and corps OF
gineers General Sherman and stan left with tho Cos
gressonnl party special train for North Plato a. sGhe
A. NJ. to-day. General Sherman designs 70 accompany
excusionists far Fort MCPHERSON and themes
10 the end n the track the Union Pacific Railroad.
when he will JOIN General Augur and stan now In the
field II is understood that General Augur has secured
ample cavalry force under distinguished cavalry
officer very soon TO 10 on tho line OF the ratlroAA
charged with the protection Of The road and OF tho
working parties.
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All RighM. You Bct.-n You Want to Per.
cxuernt ale and becoming Hat you muse
make your purchase at KNoXs His stores 2l2 Broadway
SO under he Prescott uoua the favor
lie the nte refined The reputation Of
Knors HAS world diae, and hs8 been honorabiy
achieved, (.
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All STYLES of Photograph Albums Repaired.
Music Pauphlet and JOB Work promptly executed
at WEMYSS', ia Centre street.
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Irish Aid to French Sufferers.


The Most Rev. DR.. Keane, Bishop Of coync. Ireland,
has received from the Bishop OF Orleans the following
letter In acknowledgment OF The subscriptions collected
10 the Diocese OF Coyne for the relief OF the sufferers by
the nundations Of France
OrIrArs May 2 1857.
Mt JoRp-I cannot toll you how am affected by your
generosity towards my poor sufferers from the late
dalton, and by the kind-too kind--words with which
you accompany your offerings. In the name Of all my
mock I thank you and that admirable Irish
charity which. even In lis distress, nnds
10 give with such abundance Ireland we have,
unfortunately, done too little for her; but We
love her Is dear and afflicted sister and pro.
nounce her name without a feeling OF unbounded sym
patty for her Christian faith and her misforunes NV
Lord this charitable impulse Of your flock which Affects
10 tears could not increase the love that have
always borne 10 Ireland but am happy 70 have such
opportunity Of expressing u anew while joining TO u
the accents Of my lively gratitude.
Ny Lord write these few words In haste at the mo-
ment OF setting out for Rome whittier the business OF
the Church aud the desire OF the Holy Father
me- BE pleased to convey ransmIt 10 your dear noea
the expression Of my entire gratitude and for yousef
receive my beA thanks with the homage OF MAJ de.
voted sentimeAss In Our Lord ord, =,
HIS Lsydship the Bishop Of cloyna
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n Wcsd 20 Ladies'.
Moths IN snrs woollens Ac.
Use only "COSfAR. ~ lnseci Povd8r, 49, Broadway
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American tWnlfham) watches.
IT ia believed that WRhan watch is worth double tA
price imported watches "-Scienti6e Amsd-
For sale 1g all first class dealers
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Care Warranted on Money Returned DR..
MTLERs Vegetable Rheum tie Remedy permanently cures
EheuIaaiism, Neuralgia, Goat; warranted harmless.
bscn,. DRsAs BARNES Il PAX row; uEMsoLD -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON June 3-2P NJ.
The steamship Northern Light, Captain Ellis, from
New York the 18th OF May, has arrived at this port
QUEENSTOWN June 3-2P.M
The 1nman steamship City OF Manchester, Captain
Jones' from New York the 18th inst, arrived here
yesterday.
soumAxrrnS. June a. NJ
The North German Lloyds steamship New York,
Captain Ernst IRON New York on the 23d inst, arrived
here to-day.
GLASGOW, June 3. 1867
The steamship Caledonia, Captain Mcdonald, which
left New York May Is, has arrived In the clyde.
Disaster mt Sen.
LIvgRrooL, Juno AL ".
The ship Ceres Captain Humphreys, from New York
on the 18th OF March for Faya put into the latter port
icaky, having experienced heavy weather
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A.-Carriages. Harness. addIes. Sheetss
Ac 70 at wof x, hight trranses, small profits.
Tufrs RepoutsTy, E Cedar street.
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Bsscheior's Hair Dye.-The Best ~ ima
world the only fuloss rea0s lnstahssno
GUS Factory 81 Bar iay street
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Hur~ett's Kali isesn. ne = Aash for Beauq-
flying complexion, has no equal ~ distinguished Tor
81 cooug and soo properties and is admirably adapt
unnatural Conditions OF .s skim removing Tan.
sunbnrn, Frecke Redoess aud pghness OF hskn, %
curing Chapped ard, and alayng the Irritation caused
by the oites 81 moal,oes and Other annoying Insects
sod at S92 Broadway.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

Heavy Fall OF Snow In CoIorndO--A General
Attack Along the Platte Contemplated BY
lndians-The Commissioner and Parry At
tackled at Bridger's Ferry. &c.
ST. Louis, June 8, 1851.
Late Denver papers report that fifteen TO eghtees
inches OF and heavy rains fell there between me
10Th and Goth May. The is deep in the noun
tsins that the coach could not go through 10 Centrxf
City.
boy named George Miller aged seventeen years.
captured by tho Backreet Indians 10 1885 and
stolen by the Cheyennos in tho following year. had
capped and reached Denver. He reported five whitA
women held captive, one Of them the wife Of doctor At
Council Bluffs.
The Indians keep thoroughly posted with regard 60
military movements They have many Spencer rifles,
procured from the traders The Indians contemplate
general and Simultaneous attack along the Platte oary
in June.
Indian Commissioner Judge Kinney and party were
attacked at Bridger's Ferry ihe 18th. Captain VIII
lis With his tro gave pursuit. recovered all tho stock
and killed one Indian
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Eli niic Lock-.i.ch sewing Machin .s,. :
Frsi tsmiurns lr. t}5 Bro1owhy tfNsHh iootf voMs
tenkIt ~. dlustAbls drop feed
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Dr. VI. vrrgne's Elcctro.Chcmicnl B.sss,
Certain cur. Tor all nervous at
fectons and = or chronic diseases
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ssristn sloro,.. lair Dye.--The Best Ever Mnus
ussetured Whcs1Alc and rslsl. also arsiicd, a. No
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De6a nee Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
Also Sec oad Hand safes cheap az " Murray street, corner
OF cole 70 place.
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Dr. Won Ei-cnberx's E.,he.ice- Nemrnlg is.
the OF all Diseases OF the
Eve Lar TAroat Catafrh and Asthma. ofes 25i fifh az
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Nfissjsausi Sprina Water Cures CRncers
srtofna tossnmpon Salt Rheun and Is specific for all
Kidney complaints Fer sale BY druggists, OF whom
Vhlets can be obtained.
L. n. HAPG0OD, Agent, sheldon, Vermont
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curtains "a spee'" RELTY,s al Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lostcry.--Prizcs Paid ~
gold Information furnished. The highest paid 20
DoubIoons and all kinds OF Cold and silver.
lAYLOk 4 Gu. BRnkera. 10 Wau atrest " Z.
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The Howe. Machine Co.'S lock stitch ,a. sc "
ing Machine ELL As HOWE. Jr. toginal Inventor w.
sowing mAehlnel, Presldent. ~ BroAdwny New tofI
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a-.-scc, .,,
paes 2! many The imported x,eSe. '-ssenSs Xn:s.
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Eheataa'Ism senr.!s,a, Goat wsrrsnsd hsrTicsss
AGENTS, pEAAs BAhSE1 II FAX row; hEMsoLD -
uR,sm: You Be,.-r You Wan, to Par
chase an c.oern season ls ana peconns Ha ~, xou
4 so TIE repsss,.a Ss
achieved.
n Word 10 Ladies'. .r
Use only "cosrAn-e la.ee. ro-e.' 90 Broadway
A-Carriasr-. Harness. = addIcs. sheetss-
~ GU "o'' ~" TUFTS kepan,siy Il Cedar street.
aar-e,- Kal...n ASH snr n .s:S z;
~ coOue and .o9 gopeities and = admirably adapt
curing Ghappsd nsrds and sayias the irritation caused
y sod ed a. sss 3 Brosdvas. ""' ''-s' -
B.,cse,s.. .i5 pysrhs .,s sss .. I. .ss
oa a. Factory il RASSisy street
pysT.,. n ss,! Eyer ss,-
ss'sI House, -
Curtains "a speciality al, rv,s M e.o.a-.,
- 49, : =
vsrsns- .s e. Ii S.s.f.
feoti 'ans' AID ~ chronic diseases
pr v"1 a.f S;S. G 10 Is.
Eye, Ear iafOa caafFh and Asthma ohes sSi ffA 40.
p.G. nee FIRE and Burglar proof safes.
Hand ssss cheap a. ~ Murray street. corner
Ell nic Lcck-..schh ro,sw,y ,.,s fco. so7,,e
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Lea e. Pcprin's sasce-Dcucious with sssrs
i0hS DtSeAS's Sons, Aron,s.for the United States.
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| Mae t'nes 10 broadway, New YORK
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Total number OF delegates 160 republicans OF demo.
Gratis, 60; republican majority, a.
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,h sas nsrSs .S Sff k sssshgt

wigs, Teupee. and Os"pc ,.'ss. al ccict. a
RESI- aiaitr Hair p,e And nsH p'sD" -
BATCnkJuRs, 10 BOND street
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From the Capital.

spac!al telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, November 20...A quo
rum of both Houses is present tdsaight.
The President is engaged tonight on his
annual message, for the December session.
A large portion Of it will be devoted to
financial affairs, and it will recommend the
repeal of the cotton tax.
The Judiciary Committee are all present,
and will be prepared to report tomorrow
Mr.. Powell, Of Tennessee, is here to
contest the seat of Butler, of the first dis
trict, on the ground of the latter's dis
loyalty, he having been a member of the
Confederate Legislature and tried to raise
rebel regiment.
A resolution is to be introduced in
quiring as to the antecedents of Mullins
and Stokes also.
Hon. E. Cooper's commission as Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury was signed
to-day. He assumes the duties of his
office at once. WALLACE.
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4}ittmoni| 1ispatcIr.
81, 1867.

MINORS RELATIVE TO GENERAL SHEER
,,,x.--Somc anxiety is manifested here to
learn what disposition will be made OF
Lieutenant General Sherman when ho ar
r;ycs. as il seems to be pretty clearly set
nrd that he is destined to occupy some
o,,;cial position in the District of Colum-
h;a. Narious rnmors are afoat in regard
"a The duty that will be assigned to him.
one IS that he is to have command of the
department of Washington. The latest
,yplana;ioD, however, Of General Sher-
mans coming here prepared to make a
rrolonged stay is much more likely than
the ether, and Genes from source emf
re0tlv trustworthy. 1t is that General
Grant has, with the sanction Of the Presi-
dent. directed General Sherman to come to
Washington to assume the duties Of gene
-sl-in chief of the army during the time
that General Grant occupies the position of
Secretary of War I'D interim. The General
has hitherto been discharging the duties of
both Offices; either of which furnishes
enough business to keep him employed
6urjnc Office hours. 1t is also stated that
General Grant does not so soon expect re-
lease from the War Department, notwith-
standing the minors and statements to the
effect that tho President would immediate
N remove Mr.. Stanton outright and appoint
2 pcrmancnt Secretary Of War. The Presi-
dent has given no authority for the state
mcnt that he would in few days substi-
tate permanent secretary for General
Ggant.-HTdld.
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From Was hiDgtOn.

WASHINGTON, November 2O.-The Judi
ciary Committee has imposed on itself alb
solute secrecy regarding the evidence
taken before it and its reports. They will
possibly report on Monday.
There are six cases of suspensions from
office in the Treasury Department which
require reports of the cause by the Presi-
dent to the Senate.
The Southern Railroad Committee has
summoned additional witnesses.
There is nothing definite regarding the
trial of Mr.. Davis.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
General Stevens, formerly Confederate
officer, and lately superintendent of the
Vera Cruz railway, is reported dead.
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The Reported Arrest of Jud9 G
Parker.
BALTIMORE. November II 1857


Editors Of the Baltimore Gazette:
Gents,-The statement which has been
published in the Gazette and other papers
in and out of Virginia that Judge Parker,
Of Winchester, had been arrested and
suspended from the exercise of his judicial
functions by an order of General Schoaeld
isincorrect. No such order has been is.
sued, and the only color of foundation for
tho report is that q few persons at Win.
chester-most of whom are newcomers
and comparative strangers there-hayine
made some statements to General Scho.
neid charging that the Judge was so deeply
'moued withprejudice against loyal lawyers
ana sultors in his court that neither could
expect Justice at his hands, General Scho-
held, unfortunately for himself, attached
sufficient Importance to the communica-
ton to refer it to the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau at Winchester to investi-
gate the charges and report to him the re-
suit. 1t is not necessary, perhaps, TO say
that neither Judge Parker nor his friends
have anything to apprehend from any seru-
tiny, however rigid, into his personal or
official conduct by any tribunal, civil or
military. There is not Judge on the
bench in Virginia or elsewhere against
whom such charges might not be made with
as much propriety as against Judge Par
ker; and venture to say, without the fear
of contradiction, that there is not. a lawyer
who has practiced in his courts, for three
gears, who will not endorse the opinion I
express. Being in Baltimore for day or
two, have made this statement, which
you can use in any way you please. S.
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In the Alabama Convention on Monday
the suffrage question was the main topic of
debate. 1t appears that the Convention
is going entirely too fast for the Radicals
in this city, and kilograms are received by
Generals Pope and Swayne every day
urging them to moderate the zeal of the
majority. Bingham and Griffin, the leaders,
however, refuse to be moderated, and urge
that RalicaliSm in the State is dead unless
sweeping Acknowledgement clause is
passed. Swayne hopes to be Uuited States
senator from the State.
A Washington dispatch states that the
price to be paid for the Danish West India
Islands by the United States is S7,5Oo,O00
in gold. The consent of majority of the
people Of the Islands is to be given before
the bargain is consummated, and the spe-
cial mission on which the Rev. Mr.. Hawley
has been sent by Mr.. Seward is to obtain
this assent. Since l7l3 the Island of St.
Thomas has been subjected to periodical
hurricanes similar to that which has just
deSolated it.
The New Orleans Bee Of the 18th says:
uThere is a rumor in the city that the
Ghioni Troupe, composed Of some twenty
odd members, male and female, who per-
formed in this city last winter, were re-
Gently attacked and murdered BY the
banditti of Mexico, while the troupe were
on their way from the City of Mexico to
Vera Cruz, with the intention Of visiting
Havana and New Orleans"
There is disposition manifested by
leading Conservative Republicans to do
away with the nine days. session of Con-
gress by adjourning over from Thursday
to Monday, from Monday to Wednesday,
and from Wednesday until after Thanks
giving. The ground taken is that no prac-
tical legislation can be effected in this
short session.
The Republican members of Congress
propose TO have caucus on Thursday
night next, to determine what, if any,
measures of importance shall be taken up
during the November session; and whether
Impeachment slrall.be further progressed
in or dropped after hearing the report OF
tire Judiciary Committee on the subject.
The Dav Book says the most popular
man in Norfolk is Adams, q hackman; who
refused to let General Butler ride in his
hack.
Ned Horton, of Lynchburg, the three-n ne
shooter, has been arrested by the mill
tary for impudent conduct since his &C
uuittal.
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TINS TRIAL or JEFF. DAvIS.-I learn that
Chief Justice Chase will return to Rich
.nonI on the 18th Of this month, and pre-
side at the opening Of the Circuit Court of
the United States. He will deliver the
charge 10 the Grand Jury, and will then
return to this city, not having time to re-
main throughout the session, on account OF
toe meeting of the Supreme Court, at
which he is compelled to be present. The
counsel for Jefferson Davis will object to
their client being put on trial before Judge
Underwood, and will resist to the extent
O. their ability his being tried before that
Jsjgc. This will probably cause post
poncmcnt until the May term Of the court.
!, has been ascertaiued from an official
source that Davis will be tried on the in
Gictment now pending.-Herald
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CHEAP STAMPED ENvELOPEs.-We sec it
stated that the principal post-ofices will
shortly be furnished with large num-
Der Of specimens of the stamped envelopes
now furnished by the Department. These
are all made of thick, strong, smooth pa
yer, and are sold at the mere cost of man
UfActure, with postage added. The stamps
.ange in value from two to forty cents.
When ordered in quantities Of five hun
drcd and upward of any specific denomi-
nation, the Department will print on the
outside, ":ree Of charge" the address OF
the sender, with the request that it be re-
turned if not delivered within a specified
number OF days. No extra postage is now
charged for return letters. Stamped en-
yclopcs of any required size and denomi-
nation can be ordered through the post
master. .Alerandriu journal.
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The Mark eta.

New YORK, November 2O-Noon.-
Stocks active and improving. Money
active att Sterling-Long, 1O9ss; short,
1857. Gold, 40. 5-20's, '62, old, 1851 a +;
new, 1917. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat 1@2c. better, and very quiet. Corn
L@lc. better. Mess pork, s2O.s71a. Lard
quiet. Cotton steady at 1870. Turpen-
tine, 54@54bc. Rosin-Common, 1925.
New YORK, November Pop. M.-Cot
ton easier; sales of l,400 bales at $50
1SLc. Flour dull and in favor of buy
ers; State, SS.3O6$l0.15; southern, 500
Sl4. Wheat quiet. Corn dull southern
yellow, s1.2O. Mess pork heavy at $1,000.
Rice easier; Carolina, s3l99Ac. Sugar
firm. Naval stores steady. Wool steady !;
Texas, 1s@26c. Freights steady. Stocks
dull. Gold, l395a. Money, per cent.
5-2O's, '62, coupons, 108. 1905, 1855.
BALT1MokE, November 2O.-Cotton
rather active; low middling, II; mid
ding, liz. Flour quiet. Wheat steady.
Corn firm; receipts mostly new; dry
white, Sl.15@sl.26. Oats dull and declined
&c.; quoted at 7O673. Rye, s1.45@sI.55.
Provisions dull and declining.
CINCINNATI, November 2O.-Flour de-
clined. Corn in good demand; ear, 800
78c. Whiskey and provisions dull. Mess
pork, al9.5O@s2O.
LOUISVILLE, November 2O.-Superfne
flour, 1887. Corn, csc. @sl; new ear, 6S
@75c. Mess pork nominal at s2050.
Shoulders, l2Ic.; clear sides, 1910,
packed. Lard, l2I@l21S.
ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-Superfno
flour, sG.5O@s7.5O. Corn, 9OG92c. Mess
pork, SCI. Shoulders, 12c.; clear sides,
l534@l6c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 90
Spirits turpentine quiet at 4sc. Rosin
quiet at $40 for common and S2.S212 for
low No. l. Cotton firm at 1910. for mid
ding.
CHARLESTON, November 2O.-Cotton &C
tive and advanced 1890; sales, Zoo
bales; receipts, 1,450; middling, 1870
1876.
AUGUSTA, GA, November 20.-Cotton
opened firm, but closed in buyers favor
sales, GOO bales receipts, 800 bales; mid
ding, 1870.
SAVANNAH, November 20.-Cotton dull
and declining; middling, lG4c.; sales,
Az bales receipts, $3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 20.-Cotton
in good demand sales of l, 500 bales; re-
ceipts, 6,662; exports, 1888; middling Or
leans, 17@l74. Sugar-Common, O.;
prime, l2A. Molasses sells fast as received
at 1898 for common to choice. Gold,
1893.
LONDON, November 19-Noon.-Cotton
dull and declined l-16; uplands, SO; Or
leans, S5a estimated sales, 5000 bales.
Breadstuiis quiet.
LONDON, November 19-Evening.-Con-
soils, % GIG. United States bonds, II.
LIVERPOOL, November l9-Evening.-
Cotton closed dull; uplands, sgd; Or
leans, sgd; sales, 5000 bales. Manches-
ter advices are unfavorable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-21

THE CASE OF GENERAL IMBoDEN AGAIN.
General lmboden, who made application
10 be allowed to register on taking the
oath of allegiance to the United States
Government and was refused, filed an ap-
plication to-day in the United States Cir
cult Court for writ forbidding General
Schotied and all persons from interfering
with him in casting his vote in any cleo
ION. Ii the application be refused, which
it undoubtedly will be, he will carry the
matter to tie Supreme Court, and apply
there for similar writ. He was formerly
q member of the Virginia State Legislature
aud general in the Confederate army
NeraM.
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LoudOun County Affairs.

LEEsBURG, VA, November 16.-At our
county meeting to appoint delegates to the
Conservative Convention to be held at
Richmond, John Janney, Esq, presided,
and George X. Fox, Jr., acted as secre-
tary. Sixty-five delegates were appointed.
Our people seem to be revivifed by the
recent political change at the North, and
entertain the hope that all will yet be well.
The heirs of the late Henry S. Taylor
sold on Friday to Samuel T. Davis, Of
this county, farm of about one hundred
and fifty-fv acres at S53 per acre.-A!er
dndria Gazette.
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Mr.. STEVENS AND IMPEACHMENT.-It is
stated that the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
Las prepared the following bill to be intro
duccd in Congress, which meets to-day:
"Bc 1t enacted, That whenever the Presi-
dent or Vice President ofthe United States
shall have articles accusing him of high
crimes and misdemeanors duly preferred
against him, and the court constitutionally
provided therefor shall have ordered his
trial and fixed the day for it to commence,
hc shall be considered as lying under a
disability to discharge the powers and
duties Of his office, and said disability shall
remain until the termination Of said trial."