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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-13

Tho undersigned, foreman and compositors OF
the Dispatch office, are well pleased win the gas
II sht as purified aui imprnyet by he appliance 9"
the American Improved Gas Light company of
yirginit. They find IL soit ami pisss ant 10 the
eye. and that with the reduced coEsumptioa, - In
dicated by the metre, they have quite as Aaen
light as before The Change.
- C. HARsrIS,
K. d. GRAsTLASD,
j. A. GIBBS,
RoBgRr d. forrr.
TAonts J. Ia PkApH,
LEsELLYs J. HUKr,
q. ". &. iCkgKLbr,
A. n joss,
f l.. FCRD.
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OUTRAGEOUS RoBBERY.-A gentleman
who reached this city day or two since
was drugged ON Thursday night by a set of
confidence men, who robbed him of valu-
able gold watch, a diamond pin, with ten
costly sets, an elegant ruby ring, and about
$500 in specie. 1t appears that he met
with these men on Thursday night, and ac-
cepted an invitation to drink with them.
After taking second drink, he was en-
tirely overcome with drowsiness, ana IN
q few moments lost all consciousness. he
found himself Yesterday morning in Lump
kin's alley, minus the articles above emu
merated. He does not remember where
he took his last drink, but is certain that
he can readily recognize his betrayers.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-Ths Board OF Com
uissionsrs on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DR.. DOUGLAS BLY, to furnish Az
TIFICIAL LIMBS TO to- disabled men who are en-
titled to fhe benefit OF the appropriation made by
the Legislature.
la order 10 the best working OF the commission
and tie manufacturer, and that no disappointment
msy arise 10 any party, IL Is important that sppli-
cants for limbs observe the following order, viz
l. Let every applicant furnish his name, post
Office, and county to the Commissioners forthwith
2. Applicants will not come to Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders to do so.
3. Applicants will be attended to In the order OF
their application.
Each applicant win receive circular with In
structons.
The presidents OF all railroad and steam nboat
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation to the applicants.
3. h. PEIHPOIST,l
VIZ TAYLOR, Commissioners.
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WHAT WILL TWENTY-FIVE CENTS AND ONE
DOLLAR Do2 Go to Holland 4 Co.'s, 7s Main
street, and find out. Several OF their customers
tested this yesterday. One in being the
ciptent OF of splendid set OF castors, one an ele-
giant buttsr dish, and four OF fine calico dress pat
terms. Go and see them.
They will receive by steamer day fine lot OF
engravings in medallion rosewood frames, which
they will furnish on any certificate.
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WHTG OFFICE, RIcHsoyD, VAIL
E,bTuAry isgT

To Di0Di IL may concern:
We, the undersisr ed, do hereby certify that the
average consumption OF gts for this establish
ment during ft,esn daJ-' observation previous
TO the 25th OF January was eight buDdred and
twenty seven (s27j Ieet psr day, as indicated By
the gas metre.
Also, that the American Improved Gas Light was
introduced on the 2ith Of January, and since then
the consumption las been only fonr hundred (too)
feet per day, with much better liYht--saying
four bundred and twenty.sevsn ti27l feet per day,
with five additional burners IN uEe. The II ght is
remarkably brilliant, -te.dy, aud much sssier to
the eyes. BoSDURAST, ELLIvrr y SHIELDS.
Pfoprstors.
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RIcHAoyD DISPATCH OPpIcE, !
Cahruary 10 1851.

The average consumption Of gas In our printing:
house for fifteen day, preceding the 1t instant
was / O2s feet per DAY Of twenty four hours. IN
that day tn. i bmsrican Improved Gas Light
was introd uced and the avsr.ge consumption OF
gas for The hts succeeding days Was 80 tpet per
day ot twenty four bonre. or saving OF zoo fsst
per day The new lg0t is much better In every
respect than that before n.ed
Editors and Publishers.
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CASE OF HABEAs CoRPus.-Patrick Con.
nor, charged with receiving stolen goods,
was brought before Judge Lyons yester-
day upon an application for bail upon a
writ of habeas corpus. He was admitted to
bail for his appearance before the court at
the May term.
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ACCIDENTAL young gentleman, whose
name we could not learn, while riding very
rapidly up Main street yesterday was
thrown violently from his horse and very
badly bruised, besides having one OF his
ankles sprained.
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The improvement Is OF incalculabls benefit to
ell employed In the composing room OF the Wig.
The soft, mellow light produced Is a great relief
to the eyss when compared TO Tho pulling, ylaripg
light we had heretofore In conjunction with all
the compostors, l heartily Recommend the In.
vention, particularly to those who have sewing,
reading, or work TO do by light. IL produces that
steady, agreeable light which has long been Q
desideratum DANIEL MURPHY,
ap 9-d&clm Foreman Wig.
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IC CARD.-VOCAL EVENING

VI CLASSES for young gentlemen, Tor the pro-
Ier cultivation and deli very Of the voice reAGlng
usic al sight, and the most useful and Necessary
Iar' ~ yirg Fundamental principies OF music.
J. rms mod crate.
Also, a clsrs t,r Vocal and Instrumental 'nsiruc-
ADt iH t4t HtirTnoOH fOI young ladies, II desired
&t aOOn ~ tie prescribed number 10 enrolled the
t-asnea vii D. opened iGInr rdiatsly. -
apply soon 10 PROFESSOR De CGSlbLI
corner OF Seventh aud Marshall streets.
6L8-4
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LII IN WANT OF
FINE CAssIMERE SUITS
will fnd them at
TT BALDWIN & CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets,
ap9 above post Office
DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL INSTITUTE BUILDINGS.
TENTR, MARSHALL, AND CLAY STREETS.
ANEW TERM BEGINS APRIL lsT, 1857.
YoR SMALL GIRLS.
The Institute offers admira bly, arranged Sc
three experienced teachers give their time en-
cIusiveIp to them. This department hae been
very successful, and We have recently found oc-
casion to enlarge its facilities.
FOR YOUNG LApIRs MORE ADVANCED.
We have thorough and comprehensive COL
legiate course, with the various extras and La, sc-
the Institute is authorized to confer diplomas and
iiterSry distinctions. For circulars, with terms,
teachers 'iSSssRf cRSKIEs ei q: WINSTON, M. A..
NH es President.
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4itllmrond 1ispatrh.
SATURDAY. ........"APRlL l3, 1867.
AUCTION Sales This Day.

CoxsrABLB CRUMP will sell at the constable's
Office, on Bank strset between Ninth and Tenth,
new buggy, stoves and pipe, looking
glasses, etc.
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CHOICE TOBACCOS OF THE Full
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
PLAINTIFFS PRIDE. pounds;
COMMONWEALTH, pounds;
PLANTERS DAUGHTER, half POUNDS;
EXTRA EAGLE, los.
sMoKIEG:
FRUITS ANDFLOWERs, In fancy pound poxes
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, In fancy half pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above brands,
offer to the trade In quantities 70 suit at reasona-
BILE prices.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM CO.,
Aucuoneers, Commission Merchants,
and Heal Estate Agents.,
NH Its No. IL Pearl street.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

i IST OF LETTERS KEMAINLNO
lIIN THE POST -OFflCE AT RiCHhoNp
STATE OF VIRGINIA, APRIL IL, se,. :.
sent to the Dead Letter once.
To strangers or transient visitors In atown o.
ci,y whose special address may be unknown
should be marked on the lower left-hand corner
with the word transient
Place the postage stamp on the upper rlgnt. nsn9
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
TO obtain any of these letters the applicant mus
call for ndr1rtised letters" giving the date o.
this list and pay one cent for advertising.
" B.-A request for the return OF letter 10 tht
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
ofce and State across the left hand end Of the en-
velope, on the face SIDE will be complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-13

A LETTER passed through the Richmond
most office o few days since directed to
nMr. E. Man You Well Fields Richmond" !"
sc.
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ExEcUTIvE.-William +. Mercier, OF
Loudoun county, was on yesterday ap-
pointed notary public for Loudoun county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-13

'IO DEALERS IN SODA WATER
4 For~scOAClny elegance, convenience, aud
dufaDiiiiy use tie AkCTIC SODA APPARATUS-
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
apo Nanufacturers Agent.
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hailed with JOY ana acclamatlonS, ana III q
few short days abused, prosecuted, and
condemned to die an ignomnious death
upon the cross by those who had just
before sung hosannas in his praise. With
these lessons before them, the faithful
enter into the solemn season of Holy
Week, in which they are called upon to
enter seriously into themselves, to exclude
all thoughts of worldly things, and to me-
ditate the, end of the great mysteries
which the Church commentaries. To this
end the ceremonies are of the most i'm
posing and solemn nature, and the prayers
and lessons such as to excite humility and
repentance in the breasts of those who
earnestly observe the ordinances Of the
season.
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A CARD TO THE LA LADIES-DkESS-
N MAKING CsRRIsn oS At RfDrCBD
PRICEs-Mrs. A. v. JONES and Mrs n j.. PAk.
RsR ara prepared 10 CUT a. MAKE DRESSES
on short nosics AM a. low prices sni win CUT
and BASfE ;or tho ladies 10 make for themselves.
We are determined 10 be AS accommodating As We
TO suit the um+s. Panty and al o,h1r
DRESSES made With promptness All or1ers from
the country promptly attended to. Ladies should
call and see Tor IN. mssives, as we warian salts.
faction. and never disappoint our cnston.rs 30.
40 Broad street, opposite DuFuy's drug 'iofs'
anA-lwk
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:" 90 IS CASTALIAN IL A n
w CREAM cannot be surpassed as hair
dressing and tonic. For sale By
apl2 and all draSgists.
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DOLLAR SAvIsss BAsK.)
Office, corner Wall and Main streets, I
under 6t. Charles Hotel. }
NOTICE.-The stockholders in this
IN Bank are hereby notified that the frst install
ment Of one dollar per share 10 now due and pay.
able during this month up TO the lst day OF May
and will be received In such sums as may % con-
yenient.
The books for subscription tn the remainder oi
stock will remain open until the lst OF May;
JOHN 4. BOISSlkUx, President
WV ANY, Cashier 0p Its
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rCO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA
l. Just received ut J. n. ASTBuaY'S TEA
STORE, 72l Main street another lot II hat ssperor
GUNPDWDBk, JAPAN EsE, and ENGLlsH
BREAKFAST TEA which has given such universal
satisfaction to all tnose families that nave as.d IL
As will DE absent from tho CITY for eight or ten
days, and as my customers will cnd IL as diAcult
TO got good tea as they did 10 get good water when
the hydrsnts W here stopped for ten days Iiequsst
them TO call aud supply thsmss!ve. oy Z. Gay
night the sth instant. j. aaIHOnl,
apo ak doors above the spotswood Hotel.
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EOR BALTIMORE, sAvASNAH,
E AND BOSTON N;.P0wHATsS 9r1x .
WEEKLY LINE. Leaves gichfnond 1z3x
sSu.sV Ths stssmsr EILiE KNOTT, Captain
ClAnL.s T,AvEAs. viii leave hsr' SATURDAY
Freight received up 10 II o'clock a. n. sAruR.
This steamer has splendid saloons. stsss.rooms'
and pasyen1 AT accommodations.
Passage nncluding nsals), ~.
State rooms, 4l.
For freight or passage applIL q ". cusRrs.
once at Charles r. Workman Co.'S. Fifteenth
street. spu-H
EOR NEW YORK.--The SARA.
~ TOGA, Captain KING, will re- n
par par ght mp to the hour OF de- <6SIR4S
BAY. islSS, O'clock 4. n. sArUR. 6
nour. ~rs requested to be punstusi to The
~ LIT GARRETT p. WATSON.
EOR BREMEN.-,r,---- -.
T. barque GOETHE, Cane a 1 bremen
viii be at City Point In a5oiap DEKTJss, TT
Load for the ibovs. nam,d pois, N days 10 <fM
For freight or passage apply TO
: aps-aw roLIiS6 6h~~URR
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PALM SUNDAY.-To-morrow is Palm
Sunday, the commencement of what is
known in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches as Holy Week, during which is
commemorated the passion and death of
our Saviour. The faithful are called upon
to excite within themselves during this
holy season feelings of love for our Saviour,
compassion for his sufferings, and earnest
repentance for sin. Tomorrow the Catho-
lie Church celebrates the triumphal entry
of Christ into Jerusalem. In Catholic ci-
ties and countries, on this day palms are
blessed, distributed, and carried by the
faithful in procession through the streets
aud along the roads; but in this country
the clergy and those who serve at the al
tar only join in the procession along the
aisles of the church, as they distribute the
palms to the people, who carry them to
their homes.
The ceremony of distribution IS pre-
ceded by the ceremony Of the blessing OF
the palms, which is commenced by the
singing of the "H0Sarma IN ErceLSiS -
Hosanna in the Highest blessed is he
that comes in the name of the Lord, Ho-
sanna in the Highest"-the hymn of praise
sung to our Lord on his entry into Jerusa-
lem. A prayer asking that the fruits of
the passion may descend upon the faithful
is offered by the priest, after which, assist
ed by the sub-deacon, he sings portion
of the collects and lessons of the day. The
palms are then blessed by sprinkling them
with holy water and fuming them with in
cense. They are then distributed to the
clergy and laity, who receive them kneel-
ing. AS they receive them, the anthem,
"The Hebrew children carrying olive
branches met our Lord crying out and
saying, 'Hosanna in the Highest" is
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7 TITLES WHITE OIL.-Best pre-
i 4 paration ever offered for all diseases OF
Evil, Fistuia, Scratches, and al pains and sores
horses are liable to. In general use as lini.
men, for man, and q sure cure for rhe eumatism. II
Is warranted, and sold by all druggis,s every.
whore and by the wholesale ss ssnts,
Commission Merchants, Fourteenth street
ap3 between Main and Cary.
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RrcHsoSo, March %, 1881.

MENTAL NOTICE.-At a monthly
IL meeting Of the Virginia Dental Society; on the
Resolved, That the Secretary 0s requested to
publish In two daily newspapers OF this city no.
tice Of the adoption OF a uniform tariff OF charges
for dental operations by the Eichuond members
OF this Society; and also TO atts ga 10 said mo-
tices the names OF the dentists belonging 70 this
assoc ciatiOn.n
In accordance with the above resolution, the fol-
lowing dentists, members OF the Virginia Dental
Society, have agreed TO the uniform tArin OF
charges above referred to
JOHN q. WAIT, JOAN MAHOyf,
X. N. HUDSON, g. i. KLoEBER,
w. LEIGH BUTTON, J n. HARTAks,
J. EDWARD CHASE, JOSEPH WOODWARD
W. B. PLEAsAGTs, J. HALL MOORE,
H. CLARKE, PA JBTEE,
GEORGE b. STEEL, q. W. JONES
w LEIGH BURTON,
NH 2l-ts Secretary Virginia Dental society.
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FOR ALL.

Why cannot CRACKERS be made as low ana
as good here as anywhere else?
Look at our prices:
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BITTERS,
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
kOCEEsTER. Decemhnr 2A 1901

"MEssRs. y. ". DRAKE: Gentlcmcn,-I have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three or foul
year, and tilcd many remedies without effect.
'ad IL CHhAudnu profession. and SUIT red greatly
from every ihiEg ate. lhave now tried the Plan.
tttion EalI"rs-they helped mel continued Their
a,g and am now nearly well man. / know OF
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MUSIC STORE.
- A. GgB Il A 3 7,
successor to

Music Publisher ana Dealer, NO. IsA, corner Of
Main and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va,
would respectfully announce TO his friends and
the public generally that, having purch assd and
removed the stock OF Messrs. Johnson 4 hamber-
laype, be will be able TO present at his store an
uni allied stock OF sHEhT MUSIC, PIANOS, Or
CANS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and MER.
lion Of the musical public.
Mr.. K. n. Chambsriayne. Jr., (lsts Of the frm oi
Johnson y Chamberlsy ne,) may be found nj my
establishment, and would be glad to see hts isndl
and patrons OF the lAte concsrn Of Johnson
Chambsriayne. Address A. GEBHARDT,
Music Publisher and DeslsP,
Ta, corner Of Main and Eighth stresta,
ap o-lw Richmond. Va.
pRIME ROLL BUTTER for sale by
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER for sale by
L Apu HUNDLRy TAfUn.'
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bnup,J v. o. Io.
Shoot, Jno. II.
khirnin, 6am'l
ehappard.W-T T.
shanks, VIM.
Slime, Andrew
Smith, T. r.
Smith, Geo. T.
Smith, J B.
Smith. J. n. &
Brother
Smith, Isaac
Smith. ]. l..
Smith, N. 4 Co.
Smith, N athan
Smith,
snider, g. H.
snellings, John
Southan. VIM.
9piller, G. @.
spiller, Jas. n:
spriggs, X (c'dl
Stephens Hon.
Alex. II.
Starks, Daniel
Stofrign, Ernest
strans, &.
Staples, &. (c' d.
Staples, H. L.
Stovan, ]. b.
Steinbruker, J.
straus burg, r.
Sutherland, c.
Sullivan, J. K.
Sweetman, E. d
Sydnor, Geo. B.
sydnor, K. T.. (2)
Tate, James 81.
Talia ferro, w. G.
Tresy. Edward
Tenniile, J. T.
Thomson, A.
Thompson, b.
Thompson, u. G.
b.
Thomas, F.
Throckmorton,
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sung. hO
the altar
ring the c.
Jeruselem,,
to the cont
our nature,
fore them, j
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-08
Convention OF no Convention.

The Phoenix, Of the 4th, in very able
and lengthy article reviews another letter
from Mr.. B. F. Perry. We regret not
being able to give it to our readers. In
it Mr.. Perry is clearly shown to be mis-
taken in his views. We arc only able 10
give the opening paragraph, which says:
This second letter of Ex-Gov. Perry, OF
course, will be generally read; but, at
the same time, We must be permitted to
send forth with it to our readers our own
convictions in relation to the question
discussed and the arguments the writer
has brought forward to sustain his posi-
tion. We take issue with him, both as
regards his arguments and the conclu-
SONS deduccd thercfrom. We sincerely
regret that Gov. Perry has felt it to be
his duty, as a man prominent in TIE
councils Of this State for many years, to
attempt to make this issue before the
people. We consider it unfortunate, in
every respect, that such al issue should
be made at time when it is utterly
futi1c--an issue which, even if seriously
considered and the position Of its origi-
nator endorsed by portion ofthc people,
can only be productive Of q useless and
damaging discord, where perfect unity
is desirable. As matters now stand in
this State, as far as our observation ex-
tends, the people seem determined to
comply with the provisions of the bill
commonly called the Reconstruction Act,
and which, until its provisions are COM
piled with, subjects them to military
government.
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NEWBERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, Nay 8, 1867.
Periodicals.

GALAxY.-The May 1st No. of this
sterling Fortnightly comes laden with
its usual budget of goods things. 1t is
one of the best publications we receive.
Published by Church & Church, Park
Row, New York.
SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-April No. re-
ceivcd, The Cultivator is always eagerly
looked for, and read with great delight.
The amount Of matter Of all agricultural
character given each month makes it in-
valuable to the farmer and planter, and we
hope that all agriculturalistS on our sub
scription will take it. 1t is the only
monthly paper Of the kind suitable for
this latitude. Published at Athens, Co.,
50 per annum. Clubbcd with the Herald
at $3.50.
UNIVERSITY Journal of Medicine and
Surgery for May. Edited by W. Pane
NJ. D. Devoted to Medicine, Surgery,
Physiology, Hygiene and general Litera-
ture. 81; Philadelphia.
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Latest News Items.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Thc Judiciary
Committee commenced work on Monday
1t is reiterated that Chase refuses to
preside at Mr.. Davis trial within the
territory ruled by the military. Judge
Underwood, yesterday, issued writ Of
habeaS corpus, directing the commanding
officer of FotreSS Monroe to bring Mr..
Davis before him on the 18th, on writ
obtained by George Shea. 1t is under
stood that the writ will be obeyed, and
that Mr.. Davis will not be remanded to
military custody.
WAsHMGToN, May 3.-Judge Under
wood, District Attorney Chandler and
Mr.. Davis attorney, Mr.. O'Connor, are
in this city, for the purpose of consult
ing Attorney General Stan9erry regard
ing habeas corpus for Mr.. Davis. If the
Government obeys the writ, which is
probable, bail will be rendered and the
prisoner discharged.
MOBILE, May ga colorcd mass con-
vention of the State in session here for
two days, adjourned to-day. They adopt
ed = preamble and resolutions. The first
resolution proclaims them part of the
Republican party. The second expresses
confidence in Generals Pope and Swayne.
The third states that employers had 3iS-
charged colored persons for refusing to
become their political tools, and call for
a standing army for taeir protection, and
that further legislation by Congress is
needed, even to confiscation. The fourth
declares for peace between the two races.
The other resolutions call for schools,
military courts and Union leagues. They
pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred
honor for the observance ofthe principles
cfthe Republican party. They also de-
clared their undesirable right to hold
Office, sit. on juries, ride in all public
conveyances, sit at public tables and
places of amusement. They meet in
Montgomery in June next,
CHARLESTON, May Ex-senator Wilson,
who arrived yesterday, addressed a large
crowd on the Citadel Green, this after
noon. About 1000 negroes and about
200 whites were present. The speech
was two hours long, consisting mainly Of
the arraignment of South Carolina as
the foremost champion of slavery in the
past, and advice to the people, white and
black, to unite upon the platform Of the
Union Republican party.
LONDON, May 3.-There is considerable
uneasineSs in financial circles here and
on. the continent, regarding the peace
conference. Earl Derby says, officially,
that no certain base is fixed, though he
confidently expects permanent peace will
follow the deliberations.
BERLIN, May 4.-Saxony approves the
constitution:
LONDON, May 4.-The Government ac-
eepts the amendment to the reform bill,
and has concluded to permit the reform
demonstration in Hyde Park,
PARIS, May 4-The Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs stated in the Corps LegiS.
latif that the basis of negotiations agreed
upon assures the peace Of Europe.
Bismarck announced in the Prussian
Diet that the Government accepts the
proposition for the naturalization Of
Luxembourg.