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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that l
~ saa.l apply to the Second auHitor Of the
...s u Virginia for The renewal Of Certificate OF
gs l the Commonwealth of Virginia No.
',g4,"h January =, 1850 and issued under au-
"' +! u .ct uf Assembly of March 20, 1851, for
IAN Of EIGHT HUNDRED DuLLAk rs iSsOol,
w.. .'..' q certificate having been lost or de-
s".i u ataUl apr!l, 1851
III " iu3u PalLIP A. TALlAFERRO.
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GyUND, about ) o clock on Saturday
/ r1s-', a SATCAEL and CONTENTS, watch
.-~,"avT can grs by proving property and paying
..' SIS LlyvEil-yiu-Gi. j. Fl. nBHAH AN,
No. G23 Broad street,
ae.s-I- ov.r 6 H-llsr's shoe store.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE ELECTION DISTURBANCES.
The Disturbers before the Military
Commissioner.

The trial of the parties charged with
interfering with the recent elections was
resumed before Commissioner IIambrick
yesterday morning.
MRS. WHITTINGHAM
was first arraigned to answer the charge OF
L" keeping her bar-room open in violation
of election orders" After an examina-
ton she was fined five dollars and dis
charged.
The case Of
ROBERT LoTELACE
was next called. He was charged with
attempting to vote illegally"
The Commissioner asked him his name
He replied that it was Joe llarman, and
that some white men had told him to as
sumo the name Of Robert Lovelaco and
vote.
From the statements Of parties called
in it appeared that harman had been made
the dupc Of other parties.
The Commissioner told him that he
would discharge him, but advised him
never to come before him again for any
such offence.
MIR. SAMUEL ". FACE
appeared for the third time to answer the
charge OF disorderly conduct at the
polls" Mr.. Page was arrested and locked
up il the Libby by order Of Colouel
Thomas B. Rose but the Colonel has not
appeared TO prosecute him. The Commits
sioner discharged Mr.. Page without an
examination.
The cause of Mr.. Pages arrest is as fol-
lows: On Wednesday last u young man
was arrested upon the charge Of voting
illegally. His friends requested Mr.. Page
to act as counsel. He consented, and
walked up and addressed the young man
under arrest. One Of the registration
officers ordered him to leave; which Mr.
Page refused to DO, and insisted upon bis
right as counsel to talk to the prisoner
At this point Colonel Rose came up and
had Mr.. Page placed under arrest.
Sam Miller and Frank Mnllin, charged
with keeping their bar-rooms open in vio-
lation of election orders, will be tried to-
day.
Young Hunnicutt, Brockmeyer, and
Parsons, will be tried Wednesday.
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ping LO>T.-Lost, on Sunday after
II Noon, between Eighteenth street and the
t"mt Hotel large BLOODsT0SE RING.
.a- a.-tr viii ia ltberai!y rewarded by leaving
as,Flg Dtsrlsrt oflcs oc 2g-lt~
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AN121.Se73lentS.

EIcHMoSD, VA, CctobsT IS, lsG7.
y D. OGDEN, ESQ Dear sir
IA. Knowing that you are disposed 10 aid the
orphan soci .iies Of Richmond. we ask that you
viii, at your convenience, give benefit IN thstr
b-half With great respect, va ara your obsdisns
servants JOHN D )OLET
WILLIAM W. PARKER.
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HSiRAY.-Taken up on the 18th OF
'-..a r. aver Vi j ! cali 'of, or he viii SS
''-sa.I WILL according TO ia~. NLA
as.t- No - New Market
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING .
Coal and Wood.

A NTHRACITE CoAL.-SlO 80. s. 80.
"A We claim 10 have reduced the price OF COAL
from $40 so 10 81 so per ton, and promise to re-
duce il sti lower Just as soon We can get up
at OF ustornsrs that viii warrant in snlargfng
our business. oc IsI b. uAhD w LLb
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Maria Powell alias Wade, charged with
cursing and abusing W. G.. Crouch, was
committed in default of surety.
Ralph Harris and John Hill, negroes,
charged with creating disturbance and
fighting on Eighteenth street, were ar
raigned. 1t being evident that Harris was
peacemaker, and was arrested by mis-
take, he was discharged. John Hill was
fined s..
Jim Waleman, negro, was arraigned for
assaulting and cutting with knife skew
eyed darky named Patrick Henry. 1t
appeared that Jim owed Patrick Henry
some money for job of work, which mo-
ney he persistently refused to pay, until
at last Patrick threatened to have him
warranted whereupon Jim called him a
ID rascal. A blow was passed, and
jim, drawing forth dangerous looking
jack knife, gave Patrick a cut over the
left eye. Patrick, it further appeared,
had threatened to knock the money out OF
jim If he didn't pay it. Patrick being
shown up as being as much to blame as
jim, he was sent about his business, as
was also jim.
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W'07ats.

.-,<Trp. = SITUATION. by a
II Ans,,s woman, as No. cook IN a Ar-t. class
" wa. .~.-s,r.tquds her business in All ils
HE.T .ga vii. ba Found Trustworthy In tne
Ea.5a,'f'. d. her duty has no incumhra"eo, and
E,u5''t%~r hos: reference from her last place in
t,.1 pfessa address N. D.. at this Office.
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WILLIAM HALL CREW,
CORNER OF CARY AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS,
Dealer in
RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
for Stove, Crate, and Foundry use.
SOLD BIZ WEIGHT.
Orders received for Bitumiaous Coal, Coke, ard
Wood. 0
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LISTED. a MANAGER for farm
u ~ E,o.ellaad cnnnty. on James river. Man
t.a..> Tr-foued. address post office box
.,..os where Al Interview can be had.
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hICHMOSD TEEATRE,l
RICHMOND. VA, October %. 1887.
To- .Hsssrs. John Dooity and William u. Parker: ::
Gantl.men.-With great pleasure | assent to
your req asst, and appoint FRIDAY, November lst,
wishing the enterprise the s1ccass II deserves.
have the honor 10 be, with great respect, your
oosdi mt servant,
oc % r. D. OGDEN
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/ ~, t"I,'If. ~ ING 4TTLES AND
AcA: for BAL, Nv
20 CAAALyS J. SIETOg.
ls3b X sin siraat.
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: T
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Mr. J Grau respectfully informs the citizsns Of
Richmond and lis vicinity that the creates. living
tragedienue,
NINE ADELAIDE RISTORI,
will make her frs: appearance in Richmond on
moEnAY EVENING, Novembsr!,
in her most celebrated character Of NtRT
STUART, QUEEN Of SCOTLAND, supported by
her renowned dramatic company expressly on
gagged in EurOpe-among them SlEuor BnZIb ;,
If the best actors the Il. n ttags. TU 1S-
d. November 5th, GiacOmati's great tragedy, /,
ELIZABETH, QUEEN uF ,EGLAND Debut Of
signor 5UIZD as ESSEN. WEDNESDAY, No.
venb-r o, .iiacomettis new great work, MAI
AnTUI3ETTE. The tragedies will be presented
with great splendor, gorgeous costumes, and costly
properties. surpas,ing anything Of the Kind ever
seen on the American stags.
Reserved seats, orchestra and dress circle. - J;
parq ne'ts, 81; admission, or promenad' tick-t
sl.so; family circle, 81 gallery, 35 cents sale
nf seats, for the three lights. conuencss on
WEDNESDAY. NJ 20 a. Nj, at WuUDHoUSt 81
PARHAM'S, 1875 Main stra"t: and seats for either
OF the three nghts. ou TIT GnsDAT, AT 10 p. y.
Door open q. Iuarter-past commencing At
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INy'
Young Hunnicutt, Brockmeyer, and
Parsons, will be tried Wednesday.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER will make Gsau
4 To order as good d DOU SOLE RESy
BOOT IA can be made In Virginia, OF the y NV
,cst French Ca.iskln and w hita- oasTan- VIZ"
ed Sole Leather AZ TWELVE DOLLARS per
pair. shop Hul street one door above Eighth,
Manchester. Respectfully,
&c lin r. w. NIXON.
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-,>yEu. SIN YOUNG LA DIES
II 't.be RALLEr during MADAME RIsTORIS
" -, auu!y at rhs hratre oc 20
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

The Director beg, leave to announce that his
company will play in Petersburg
MUAD,T TUESDAY. and w EDN ESDAT,
with Il LIE sIFTTA RAEhL,
opening in Richmond again
On THURSDAY EVaNiNG. October 81,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS or RICHMOND.
Tickets can be had from the Committee
November i:h, 5.h, and 6th, Nine ADELAIDE Z
RISTQRI oc"s
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Hur0tay0re.

Il ZAVY HANDWARg.-25o dozen
ts..s. e.soC.d; $50 dozen Spades and
ID .9V dofen Painted Ruckets 300 kegs
j.. %s'''rd tO ksgs iiorseshoes; rs tons llol-
u:ra, =. ~ ttDs DtindStones So casks Trace
,sl main, iUr bale d. loves. market rates by
vs. DONNAN CO.
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D 6-I,..,, n ETAL.-501 pounds fine
ears sr, ,1e'a. jrs, received per steamer Nj
~ I"t tale low by
4e- CHARLES J. sIHTON,
l.ah Mann ntrnet.
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main long enough IN oice-whch IL certainly problem.
aticsi. Is the Austrian and uramonaae party
GUS nj what they call his aposacy and Se doing their
best TO ruin hin In the Kings iayorere can hardly
ne doubt but that Treaty Of friendship viii ee
cIudeo ctween his government and the North German
Coufedersliar Bavaria having set tho example, tho
other South Gsylsn Fuses VII nave 70 ,olow whether
they ike il or NOT ana the barrier Of the Main win then
be at east pvrally bks- afvp and union OF all Ger.
many-m mus Austria-re- e. apliaAeu, tnoush On a
iooser and tess comprehensive foun @" aaA Wo olu
suna. 10 austria ana what - !. would obyi.
ouS> be highly unNelcome, put they Apy'u
have no grounds Tor rcmonstranca, ~ ny mo
ueay OF Prague the Prussan government Is authorized
enter any relations h the south German States
which do involve thor incorporation with the North
ern Confcderacy. Whether France wiz look on quietly
II the ex.fecerl orresses OF Landau anu Kastadt are
occupied by Prussian troops has been already done
with Mayen and Luxembourg 10 ano her question: but
Count Bismarck evidently Of opmon that for the
present the Tu'eries arc hers de coHlat aud he will
scarcely be detcrred from the prosecution OF ms schemes
by mere brutum fsinrn.
Or. Jacoby, member Of the Prnssan Legislature for
Berlin and leader Of the extreme fct OF the Democratic
party, which u.s. however reduced TO very few men,
bers has declined running for the North German Para-
nent In letter to the chairman VI the lection Com
Intee which had proposed MIS- nominal on be remarks
that highly he appreciates the confidence
shown him by his fellow c..izens, he cannot
accept their vocs, being persuaded that the object OF
the Pari ament, con,oxed by Bismarck ministry,
was the formation VI North German under
military dictatorship Of Prussa aud, this would
be greatl, preJudc al 10 tue lib ry aud unity al Ger
many, he should belle all his political ecedents
who told Frederick William Nv. in lS4S that hi
the misfortune Of kings that they would listen
the truth" He was sure being elected here In Berlin
tbesoes many other paccsl but mis- refusal viii cause
spit in the liberal party, ~hich may rebound adj
age OF The conservative candidate, General Moltke
By his friends Jacauy blamed and his st gma
tized mpractcabe II is NIL events consistent,
which is more than can be said for that oi most o. ls
c,llea. ues-
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Meeting OF THE FIRE DETACHMENT, MoRErAMA-l
meeting Of the Fro Department Of this town took plac
Monday night At the house Of Hook end Ladder Com
pany No. J. Fifth street. Fire Commissioners Toasdae
BIauyelt and McGraw, were present. The 6rst manned
Gentleman presiding The pr ncipai features OF the pro
cecdngs were the expulsion Of five members Of No.
Hose for neglect Of duty and the swearing ia OF six
members The scmLannu ri report was submitted,
showing the amount Of duty performed BY each member
during the past SIX months IL Is slated that special
meeting Ii 10 be called In q few weeks hence for the
purpose Of consolidating the Departments Of Htghbrdge
With that Of Morrisania. s-
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY ~ MELRosR An attempt
made early yesterday morning by gang Of burglars 70
gain into the premises Of Mr. John Knoeppe
Boston road Melroee, which fortunately frustrated
BY tho sudden appearance Of Mr. Knocppe, Jr, his
return from ball Although holly pursued BY several
persons che mlscreants made good their escape. The
entrance effected By sing the wall to the Of
the house.
TEE GERnAMA MAESsxSrHoR MAsoUEaADH The first
annual masquerade Of the Germania Maeunerchor
or on Monday night ut HaYmen's Hall, Melrose The
Teuons mustered great force theoccasion and WED
with each other in fancfu adornmeui During the
quent intermssions the Union Maenncrchor sang several
selections from the German masters with admirable taste
we'll with that dem0nstrative epprcciativensss f
which tho natives Of FaderIand are 30 remarkable
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CLOSING OF the EVENING SCHOOLS.

Interesting Ceremonies and Exercises In the
Different Schools. SEc.
Tho ceremony OF closing the evening schools under
the management of the Board Of Education took place
last evening IN tho schools throughout the CITY,
AT School No TO- located in Fourteenth street, there
assembled The pupils md teachers In their best
attire and in full forcr. Tho large schoolroom was
crowded with the relatives and friends OF the pupils and
hundreds were unable TO lind admission. Tho exer-
clscs Of the evening were commenced by Mr. i. G.
Wagner, xh0 delivered short address, Ia ~sic lie
counted done during The winter BY this estb
islmeu; which educated hundred aud ffy young
aiics. On tho platform we're Commissioners Miller and
Nelson, OF the Board of Educatien and other gouIe-
men, Who delivered short and humorous addresses.
progransuc consisting Of singing reciatsous H.,
then through Ia hammer highly cted'tabic to the
teachers and children.
At evening school NJ" 2s, OF which Miss Hoffman 10
principal. programme similar to tho gone through
vi No 10 per orned in interior To none in
tho city The at,enda c, at this s.hoo Is also large
and the proficiency Of tho pupils excellent
The programme At the large evening school in the
Fih ward WIS remarkably good selection of solos
Determinations and dialogues, in AL Vt which the scholars
showed themselves 70 be we'll up Ia their paris
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inc dignity o. Lord Mayer OF the city Of Dublin; tho
czens wisely believing The practical ability OF Mr.
Joynt rendered him q glide for that otfco
me Jnic nj statistics Of Ireland have been compiled
cy ". Nelson Hancock, ESQ., Ii D., and prepared Tor
presentation 10 Parliament when Il meets They pre-
sent most favorable state Of the morality OF the
irish people ana show absence Of grave crimes which
contrasts ias oraby with other nations The police esab
shen's IN Ireland of three kinds the ccnstabnlary
numbering eleven thousand six hundred and forty nine,
the Dublin Metropolitan Police one thousand and eighty
nine ana what known the local force, Numbering
hye hundred mud eighty nine men, The total expense
OF maintaining these bodies is equal about So 500 900
per anntm The proportion of police to population y
one TO Tour hundred and ID five Though the number
o. police IN Ireland Is double the number In cores
ponding portion OF The population OF Ell gland the num-
Der OF criminal classes is less than one-haIf In cores
popding portion the population Of England appears
that the numb OF the criminal classes n ireland
less numerous by twenty per cent than the
number OF the corresponding classes equal part Of
the population Of England.
Reasonable and sedt offences arising out Of the
Fenian conspiracy are the chief unavosbe statistics OF
offences And Is worthy OF that the average
Of murders 10 equal number Of the English p0pula
ton is in excess OF those committed In Ireland The
maries exhibit this very satisfactory result that the
numbr OF prisoners In Irish Jas the beginning and
eud OF the yeai--although augmented by Fenanism--
only half the number in proportion 70 population
In English prisons
The nnal meeting OF the Atlantic Royal Steam
Navigation has been held Eleven thousand pounds
Ii all that remains Of the large capital and this after
the deductions for law expenses, &c will be divided
anon. the preferred shareholders
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TIE LABOR KDvEM:nT.

Mass Meeting Of Journey men TuilOrs.
The rooms of the Journcymen Taors' Protective So-
city, No. 10 Stanton street. crowded to excess
last night with members Of the tajors' society, who
summoned to take action the anticipated and
in instances, SEXUAL reduction OF wages The
meeting called 70 order at eight O'Clock BY Mr.
Jacob korstadt the president OF the body. and Mr..
William Tucker oSfciaied secretary. he Chairman
announced that the object the meeting TO enecs
tboryu9h organization Of the trade IN order 10 project
Themselves against auy unjust encruachmens which
might be made Ia The matter Of redncoi wages At the
wesent tine there was ony one SHOP on2striSe in the
city, aud Il owing to the organization OF
tue Ia that shop that was SO situated.
The shop announced strike was Brokaws, which
establishment nad not Ged joarneymen that II tn
tended reduce tho wages twenty-five per cent
The n a,te' LAID before the body at It's meeting
Monday niza and the men working for Brokaw were
instructed 10 oppose reduction OF wages aud 20 on
strike, which they did yesterday morning In rea;ion
Brookes' establishment the PRECEDENT stated tina, tho
working there sufficiently well orgauized
oppose the reduction VI wage. and no action was
In reference 10 a. with the exception OF allowing
the work there Of tho red icon until thoroughly
band together when they would not only compel the
present wages but nigh rate that received
from rmila ssaolisimeuB Addresses we're then made
by Me~sss. Arn~isdt, tucker and Conway, alter which
comitlrss las tbs zxtton of shop meetings
appointed, ~ she mocting adorned.
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THE OLD AND THE NEW ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENTS.
Another Polite Gard from MIR. Crnig.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALp.

Ngw YORK. Feb IL, 1857.
You were kind enough to publish, on sunday, my cir
cuar appealing for justice the hands Of the New York
Associated res after seventeen years OF faithful ser
vices the anzer and manager Of the Associations
American and European news business
lad scarcely hoped for prompt aud complete .
vindcaton OF my appeal appears in tho rcspons,
find in the .EALD this morning, the signature OF
J. ". Simon,on When this charges dishonesty
upon any one his general for yeracityknown
particularly In Wash ngto1 iShere he was cc ted from
the Senate chamber for pslryL san Francisco and this
cityoneh perhaps to be satisfactory; for in truth it
would, IN the JUDI ment OF any who knows Simon.
ton intimately, vaiieate III CHI ,racser OF any
Still hone ths Associated Press VIII not close their
the sta emeuts made by Smonton, bat VIII
prosecute tho investigation ask for with vigor, hunting
up testimony, II possible, that viii satisfy tho public
tlat their snargcs truthful 10 before pubic,
least that portion which knows Smonton, with
ments made by him Will My entail defeat; Tor
knows him who win believe word he says Heacc the
testimony of such witness Is moro than worthless.
May aSan app al to The Associated Press 10 give mo
tho investigation have asked fort Reterating the
substantial trn Of every statement in circular and
deny ng, for myself aud all employees the silly false
hoods OF Simonton IN his attempt to account of the
fact the Associations cattle has been
In the hands of spectators daily for three months pat
long in advance of its delivery 70 the press o. trs city,
remain, respectfully, yours, D. II. CRAIG.
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The HUMAN Tableaux.

The panorama OF Bunyans Pilgrims Progress Is st'il
on exhibition ut the corner Of Broadway and Twenty
th street. and richly deserves the EXTENDED patronags
Of citazcns Beginning with . representation Of
D1nyan dreaming, carries through the sasirs hrs
tory q chrsan.s sventfui journey and that Of hts
wife and family Among the especially excellent
tho Paintings "The Approach TO the Interpreters
House." by May; ssThe River Of Lrc," by Cropsey
the sunset Doubling Castle; aud the crossing Of
the River Of Death by Christian and Hopeful AZ the
enerprng proprietor has recently caused tho capacity
Of The hall to DO increased onchrd, need teal
that he will be unable to lnd ROOM This Is mentioned
particularly Wednesday last fully ono hun
drsd aw ay unable " find The hall will now
seat comfortably more than six hundred.
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sErious ACCIDENT nv ENTHUSIASTICALLY after six
o'clock Monday evening Isst re broke out at the
dwelling Of Mr. John g. seidsu, on the Richmond road
caused by the explosion Of kerosene lamp young
woman named Jane JOHNSON. while cndcavoring 10 ox-
ngush the flame, vas severely burned about her body
and The damage to furniture &C, Is about $500
no insurance.
A PRorosEp viouAscx COMMITTEE Slowing 70 the nu-
burglaes complained Of on tho island. the
residents Of Caseton have agreed upon organizing
vigilance committee for the better protection Of life
property
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Frenci. Theatre

sardou's most charming comedy, La fdpi''onne,
presented for the third time last evening II Is
superadous to say that the rendering OF the piece
improved by its repetition albeit its first performance,
already referred 10 in these columns gave ttlc scope
for adverse criticism. slight change the cast yester
nrh did affect the general excellence Of the acting,
and tho substitution OF NJ Chandora for NJ Dcigne,
although not needed, did not dotract from the good
effect OF the play, whose sparkling dialogue and anus
ing situations with the comca tho THIRD act,
cited hearty laughter AMI liberal applause NM Scr
bot AMI Juisnet and Mines. Sarner and Carle wero
comedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

THE AMERICAN ecHunxxS BuSn--The 0ermao
Rchustzen organizations Of this city are naakiag
arrangements for . grand national shooting fesst
val, which next year will b held In this CITY. =.
snesting Of delegates OF the schuetzsn organiss-
tons, OF which Mr. Stefen II President, wo
held Raenes HOTEL In the Bowery, yesterday, whea .
committee appointed 70 prepare plan Of organiza-
toE, and 10 make ceran arrangements, 70 be submitted
1t the next meeting OF delegates
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

sr. Lor1s, Feb IL 1897.
SPECIAL despatch from Jefferson CITY says Mr. Nc
Cormack, conservative, offered bill In the Seuate TO-
day 70 submit 70 vote Of tho people proposition TO
rntfy the decision OF tho United States Supreme Court
In relation the test oath required BY the constitution
provided that no person shall be disqualified a a voter
unless convicted Of treason Or felony The bill was
jectcd BY vote Of 20 - The radicals promised thss
while their party will abide by the decision Of inc
Supreme Court they do noe pruposs 70 give rebels tho
riQht 20 vote vet awhile.
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RUSSIA.

Pro~ress or the Russc-American Telegraph
I.ine-Omcial Compliments 10 the American
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb II, 1861
Lieutenant Colonel Knox. embassy Of the Russo
American Telegraph, waited upon the Emperor yes
terday.
He represented that the line the Asiatc side viii
be completed in July next. Governor KorsackoG and
General shelasinkon. in Siberia, had formally acknow
lodged the courtesy Of the American Congress regard
TO the attempted assassination Of the Emperor