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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
| T T Z N T I O N II

TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, sc.
Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
Corsets
Hosiery Gloves,
Wells.
Nets
Lace and Linen Collars.
Hair Braid
Ribbons, Edgings.
Sontags.
Knitting Cottons.
Yarns
Zephyr Worsteds
Berlin Wool.
Hoop Skirts.
Hair Brushes.
Combs Soaps.
DRESSINGS, &c, all of which [ will sell at
prices to suit the times.
Acc 5-tf q. q. BERR \, -. Alng ST.
DARE CHANCE, for man with limited
IL means to make money!-A STORE and
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE, at q reg
ular depot on the Orange s. Alexandria r. r..
within 40 miles Of Washington, where q good
business can be done. A regular Postotiice i! is
be sold reasonably if applied for sson Reason
for selling out-o!her business to attend to-
For information, rs to terms, &c, Apply to
jal1-lm Nokesville Station, o., & a. r. r.
OILSI OILS!! OILS!ll-Winter strained
" Lard Oil, Winter-strained Elaine Oil Sperm
Oil, Polar Parafine Oil for Machinery, Bleach
ed Whale Oil, Elephant Oil, Binnacle Oil, Tan
ner's Oil, Straits Oil, Neatsfoot Longmoor Lu,
Coal Oil, Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL Roofing
Oil, Opal Machine Oil, Tallow Oil, Train Oil,
Paraafine Spindle Oil, do. Engine OIL received
and for sale by HENRY COOK,
jan g. 49, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

oils, tSc.-Raw and Boiled Lnseed Oil,
~ Neatsfoot Oil, Sperm, Whale Straits, Tans
ner's, Common Paint OH, Lubricating Oil, Ma,
chine Oil, Parafine do. ''Spermo Lubricatcr, .
adapted to railroad uses for axles engines: and
ell heavy bearings, where lard or whale oil is
used For sale by HENRY COOK,
oc IL 80 and 224. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
y L E @ RIG SOAP
THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE &GEI

Time, money, laborand Clothes Saved, BY using
DOBBINS ELECTRIC SOAP!
When used according to directions no wash
board or washing machine is necessary. and by
its use child can do the washing of a large
family.
1t makes the hands soft and white. and will
not iniuIre the most delicate fabrics For sale
wholesa and rotail by HENRY COOK, -
ie diff 80 and 224, King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

CORPORATION STOCK. -Seventecn shares
y Corporation Stock, in lots to suit purchas-
ers, will be offered at public auction, on the
| 18th Of Feb at II m, in front Of the Mayors
Office fla l5-ts1 THOS. DAVY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
GREAT ADVANTAGES TO FAMILIES

MrrKLESBURG Co., Va Dec. 17-tFeb Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29

DOARD.-GENTLEMEN desiring DAY
q BOARD, can be accommodated by apply
ing to Mrs y. W. BAGGARLY, ut No 273,
KING STREET. A few can be accommodated
with LODGING. Transient custom also de-
sired dec 27-tf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

rtiohtof tihessams scauasss whsnldepsisoa 6fAalt,,
the rest of their system is aepieted of its due
proportion in Che blood; and when the equiii.
brum Of the system is III this way disturbed,
the aui,pal is more liable to disease, and to
Esuccnlph to its%hen sttaoksds ssIFss
That the natural instincts of the animals
prompts them to the use, Of salt, is evident
from their visiting the salt licka Of the Western
States, pregiodg to and during their early set
dement's, and frohi What issstill. l.fwitnessed ut
the present day Oh The pampas ofsodtli Amer
ica, where herds Of wild horses and cattle go
many miles to the salt ticks to obtain their
nuch-noeded supply.
cess To- salt prevents many. Of hesdiseuses to
which animals are liable; for when it has boen
regularly given. theniGit has been productive
Of the best results, as evinced in their exemp-
ton from disease. The presence of salt
in large quantities in the cellular tissues,
shows conelusively, the important influence
which it exerts in 'th6 production Of flesh
and fat in animals. Salt by increasing
the flow of saliva, assists digestion; and further
aids it by promoting thirst, and a constant sup
plyssof fuid;to assist in dissolying much Of the
food that would otherwise be iimperfectly d.
gested. 1t has been found by active expert
ments, carefully conducted. that salt given to
hogs accelerates their fattenihg; and TINT when
two hogs were fattened at the same time, one
WITH and one without a supply of salt,
chat the one supplied With salt, exceeded
the other in weight SO pounds, and fattetd
easier and in five weeks less timc-Rurat
american. IL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
The Power Of Prayer.

H'i;95sti S;iySESf :c..sa f,zy4k
The Bible account of the power Of prayer is
the best we have Or can have.
"Abrahanfs servant prays- -Rebekah an
pears. II =. s =
aJasob prays-the angel is conquered {;
Esau's revenge. is changed to fraternal love.
Joseph prays--he, is delivered from the
prison of Egypt. ..E 4,< ~
Moses prays--Amolek is discom6tted; !;
Israel triumphs. ,.
Joshua prays-the sun stands still victory
is gained '+- Z"
'HDavid Ahithophel goes out and
hangs himself. s NJ ,'.
l,o"Asa prays-Isracl gains.a glorious victory.
.assJehosaphat. prays- God turns away his
anger and SMILES 80
"Elijah prays-the little cloud appears. the
rain descends upon the earth
ELISHA prays-the waters of the Jordan are
divided; child is restored to life. r.
Isaiah prays-one hundred eighty and four
thousand o'l Assyrians are dead
- "Hezekiah pfays-the sun dial is turned
.l'a back; his life is prolonged
"Mordecai prays-H Haman is hanged; Israel
is free.
Nehemiah prays-;-tho Kings heart. is soften,
ed in b moment.
E'2ss's prayE-shs walls 9f ) jerusalem begin
to iisc. AK EisSS HI
ea,,iPas aThs o,h ohsFs's @ fhs Holy Ghost a
"The Churchprays again Potter is delivered
by an angel.
"Paul and Silas pray-the prison shakes ;
the door opens every mans s hands are loosed."
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
AGRICU LTUR.AL, &C.
: Salt as an Article of Food

The true value of salt for feeding to animals
is neither as we'll known nor appreciated as it
should Re by farmers. That animals actually
require it,ia ahownsby The amount of.sait con-
tanned in the blood Of the human, species, be-
ing fully J per cent, and Of the ashes of blood
;a7A per cent. 1t has ALSO bsent tasoertAined
that this proportion never varies, and if not
supplied in the food, other parts of the system
have to furnish it to their own injury. And,
what is true of the human species, is equally
true OF animals, which suffer from the opera
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

''The Church Of the Strangers,
NEW YORK,
REV. DIR. DEEMS, Pastor. !.

CTRANGERS VISITING NEw.YORK ARE RE-
y spcctfully informed thnt congregation, com
posed Of Christians of different Protestant dcrom-
nations, has boon organized under the Pastoral
charge of the Rev. Charles F. Deems, D. D., : 80
Tho service is held morning and night in the
Large Chapel of the University, two blocks west
Of the New York Hotel -
The Pastors residence and post office address is
221 West 54th Street. Strangers in the city, who
arc sick or in distress, may. freely Call upon Dr.
Deems for pastoral service. -
When any member Of any Church comes to New
York TO engage in business, let him coll promptly On
the Pastor Of the Church Of the strnngers. Espe.
cally Let this be done in the of yuung men who
will have cordial Welcome
june Is e. II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
In tho Court of Common Pleas.
II. ii Jennings, Jno I. Jennings, F. A. Wilcox
son, A. L. Taln,adge.
ATTACHMENT,
X7HEREAs The Plaintiffs did on the 2o,h day
w of May file their declarRtinn against the De
fendants, who (as it is sad) are absent from and
without the limits of this State and have neither
wives nor attorneys known within tho same, upon
whom copy of said declaration may be served !,
On motion of Illusions & Legare, Plaintiffs Attorneys
II is ordered that tho said Defendants do appear,
and plead TO the said declaration on or before the
22nd day of May, which will be in the year of Our
Lord, Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
eight otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then he given and awarded against them.
j. +. ROBINSON,
May 20, 1867. XX jun e3m4 C. CP.
XXTHISKEY LABELS FOR SALE IN
wv" quantities to suit Purchasers Apply
ni ihis lnicn -. ~. y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
STEVENS HOUSE,
II, %, 20 a 81. Br~u7roy, ~ +.
Opposite Bowling GREGG

. " Ian:
FENHE STErENs iiui:sE;. ~rilan,l ridct, knov,
= TO the travelling public. The lornticn is cs-
pecial!y svitab.- :" MERCHANTS anu business tcn 1t
Is in close proximity 70 ;.: .il"ss part of .hc
cm,-is :. -: niqhway of Southern and Western
,ravel-nnd .l.c cent % all tho principal Eai!ro,.
aud Steamboat dcpv' :.
The STEVENS HOUSE 'ihcial accomlnoda-
tion for 800 gnesIs-it Is well .c."nslicd, and
Possesses ovevy madrrn Improvement for n.-c com.
fort for IT. s.i'aatoa Tho rdins nro spaaious ana
we'll vohiiiute:l--provded with gas md waicy--the
uttonnnce Is prompt and resructful.-nd tho table
is generously provided ~hI Uyery dppaoy of the
sc0son-nt moderate rntes.
The rooms having heem rccurnishel und pc,no.lel-
ed. we ara einhle Ia nar extra facilities for the
comfort AMI pleasure Of our g,tuAtsi
GEO. K. CH.taE T. co,
june l-Gm rrnprietors.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

r1ERMs.--Two Dollars per year. or 81 for six
IL months; 30 cents for three months In Ap-
VANCE Single copies 20 GENTS.
/. ga- All Communications for the paper and Sub
scriptions must hO addressed to WIN N. WHITE,
Athens Ga:
mar % q II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
Rules For Farmers.

L. L. The farmer ought to rise early, to soc
that others do SO, and that both his example
be followed and his orders obeyed.
2 Theywhole farm should be- regularly in
spectcd, and not only every field examined,
but every beast seen at least once day.
/ 3. In considerable farm it is of the utmost
consequence to have hands specially appropri-
ated for each of the most important depart
ments of labor, for there is often a great loss
of time; where persons are frequently changing
their employments, and the work is mot cxccu-
ted.so we'll
4 Every means should be thought Of to
diminish labor or to incrcase it's power. For
instance, by proper arrangement, five harscs
may. do us much labor M Six perform. accord
ing to the usual mode Of employing them.
s. A farmer ought. never to engage in a
work, whether Of ordinary practice or intended
Improvement, except after the most careful in-
quifies; but when begun, .he ought to proceed
in it with much attention and perseverance, un.
til he has given it fairtrial.
g.. Itisla main object in management not to
attempt too much, and never to begin work
without n probability of being able to finish it
in due seaaon
Z. Every farmer should have book for insert
ing all those useful hints which arc so frequent
" occurring S in books in papers, and gathered
inlthe course Of his reading, or in practical
management of his Fl farm Stineldn
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

VN-1-NUI11'CItU DINI NICI.s
The State of South Carolina, In Re.
Ex. Rel. Sol'r Southern Circcuit. Lost Documents
Application having been nude by Josep, II. Nor
gan to prove the past existence loss md contents of
the last Will and Testament of Martin Friday, de-
ceased, ON motion of Illusions & Legarc Solicitors
for applicant, it's ordered, That all persons who
desire SO to do have leave to appear and ex
anime the evidence produced, and introduce evil
dence in reply before the 18th day Of Sep
tember next.
Commissioner Office, v.D.v. JAMESON,
Orangeburg c. H., Commissioner.
June IL, 1867.
june Is xii 3m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
IN EQUITY.
ANGEBURG DISTRICT.

OR A N G EB U RG DISTRICT.
The State Of South Carolina
Ex. Rel. In re lost documents
Solicitor Southern Circuit.
(. Application having been made by James W. Reed
and wife and others, for leave to prove the existence
loss and contents of Deed of Conveyance in Trust
made under order of the Court of Equity in Febru
ary, 1850, to Levi S. Tyler for the use of ]. W..
for life, and afterwards to the issue of the wife
On motion Of Illusions Lcgarc, Solicitors for Ap-
plicant, it is ordered sFhat all persons who desire
so to do may appear and examine the evidence
produced and introduce evidence III reply, before
me on the 18th day of November next
Commissioners Office V.D. JAM!SoN,
Ornngeburg c. H. Commissioner.
Mar. q, 1867. MI
mar 80 Sm
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Drop Letters must be prepaid one oent; papers
2 cents. l., PC. HUBBELL. p. Nj.
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- - y hfr's 1893. svI t5s4.a -, s+,-;x ~
+ ntae.tyyiiaa,ssasRs.. "a sss.c's -'+'Ss=saS 5,
EihIAeS--Rsv. A.. E. Dtoxsos, every sahhath, at
IL A. NJ and4 P. M
Lecture every Thprsday AFFIRM, mg
ss1aatss piiseo,a ]. IL
YI1AoR--Rss. srrIss sIrIIrcuAap, every other
Sabbath morning ndafterpoen. .,,,..~
LaSsse sssas an, & 81 ;.Sssss :.
REV. W. 3Trini:y lat mud Sd Sun:
Rs,. P. psaasoxlAt / l.. ma.snexs & ,st aud Sd
spndayss -.Atj Lebanon 2diand 4th Sundays. s :, I
.,.g. Baptist.
.v1inAaE.-Rsy. DIR; i D, Dpngas,, rlst Sunday Of
each month at Z p ~, and 80 sandey Of saoh month,
at IL A. M. and,7 z, Nj Z ,sr:s5 -. ~.
REV. On. I'D. pusnAM1At +. i -Four Holes, 1st sun
day 81 each. month q Es''f srEss $50 '.-a- l
iasy r. j. EDwAnps:1A E: Brsaanchvills, 1sf and Sd
days Of each h'moneh.
RsAw FS Scn&pslds Il : -At lEbsns,er,, lst Sunday Of
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday of each month.
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month.
REV. D!F. srfaaRRaE At Antiooh, ed and 4th Sun
days (morning. J. Gorinth 2d and 9Th Sundays (af.
ternoon) s ia. r5sa,r ,rs5se.c1s 4z.-,i .3.
REV. W. J. ssIpsn-rAt alepgary School House,
lat and Sd Sundays. santee, (colorel Sunday
sohooD, I'd and .4th Sundays. = ~
Meshodiss-Af,po'iiutment& for, 0sangeDu'y DIS
trict, s.. c. Conference, Sd Quarter.
ST. GEoRak s4-indian Fields, June 90, %. d
UPPER ORANaR-Calyary, June 20, 30,
BIAoKvIIIEA Hebron July Q, =
ORANQEBunor Zion, July 1s, a., . ~,
Pnov1DEscn G: NJ, July ls and IL. {
UpPBn ST. MATTHEWS -Limestone, july q, o.
BnASoHv1ILE-New Hope, August 8, 4.
EASTERN ORANaE-Shiloh August 10, II. = -
ST. MA1rMEws-Je Jerusalem, August II, IS.
z. LEXINGTON !-August "a, 49, 2. .$g
BARNwELI-31st August, 1st September
AIKEN AND observation-disclosures 7; g. I
= - A. n, CHRIETzBERG, p. E.
- s!.'s'7st'ss- !, - ~ = .-s,q, Z
vlIhAoE-REv. W. g. CONNER. every Sabbath ati
11A.M y.:5 ,s.<..
Rev W. G. CoxSER-At Prospect, lst and Sd Sun
days (afternoon.) Zion, Cd and 4th Sundays (aftcr
noon. - ~ ft&SL A.f ,lk
Rev. j. 8. CosKon,--At Providence, Cd and 4th
Sundays 103 Am. SAtGcrizim, ID and 4th Sun
days 81 p NJ. At Target 1st and Sd Sundays 101
A. NJ sAt tBethlehem, 1st .nnd73d| Sundays 81 =.
M,
Rnv. JOHN INAnlxEr.-Andrew Chapel 1st Sun
dny, Ebenezcr and Gethsemanc I'd Sunday Trinity
Sd Sunday, Calvary 4th Sunday, .~"J
Rsv. L. W RAsT.-Trinity lst Sunday; Calvary
Cd Sunday, Adrew Chapel Sd Sunday Ebenczer
and Gethsemenes4th Sunday. TtE.
REV. E. A. AusrIE---At Days Bridge, I'd Sunday
in ench month at ia. NJ. Hopewen Church. Sd.
Sunday in each .month,Tat 11s.A M.,;tPiney Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at IL A. NJ
Rev. THos. RAYson--1st and Sd Sundays at New
Hope, 1o3 A. NJ, and Bethlehem at 4 p NJ Cd and
9th sundays'at sardis, lnear Dranchville,) 10Y A.
NJ, Cattle Greek, 4 P. M -.t's ..ls,,u4
ga~ We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
speOtfully invite. the Cergymen Of various denomi-
nations to send in their appointments and they will
beinserted with pleasure among the above. 'e,-T
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

TIME CHEAPEST STEEL AND IRON HOES or
4 direct Importation from the English Manufac.
tory, arc to be found at
EZEKIEL & KOHN'S.
tep 20 y lc
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

NUMBER OF NAILS TO THE .PoUND.-It
may be we'll to hear what an man that chad
nothihgto do and couldn't sleep,'' should say
about spikes and nails. He says there are not
quite ;fyc inch spikes to the pound ); seven 6
inch do; ten inch do. +, twelve IL inch do !;
and sixteen 4 inch DO, Cumberland manufac-
ture.] Also, that there are-
3d % pannv na;ls yh;ch, o~o q I ;rnhoo lonu
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

Henry Livingston, Ex of Will Of Barnci Living:
hgstpn w. B. Williamson und other
Dcvisecs nnd Legatccs.
1t appearing to my satisfaction. that the Defcn-
dants Henry aml George: Williamson Elizabeth.
King, widow anil the children of John and j..
seph Williamson. deceased, nrc absent from and
reside beyond tho limits of the State, it is or
dercd, on motion of Illusions & I.egare. That they
do appear and plead, answer and demur to the CON-
plainants bill of complaint within forty nys from
this date. decree of Pro Contesso will he on
tered against them. v. D. V. JAMISON,
may 25-6t XII Commissioner.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
IN EQUITY.
DRAM EBURG DISTRICT.

y II y ~ U y u Z N u u y
The State cx relntioue ] Dill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit. perpcttutr
In &c lost pocun,cns. Testimony.
Application having been htd. hy Mrs Ccly Mcits
to prove the Existence, Les nii1 tahents Of tlir
last Will and Tcstament Of james D. Mcits, dcccas
Ur u.v.:., a., ;" ..ssrs 1vlar s Dibblc, Solicitors IT
is ordered, Tint all persons u..s :esire so :" do
may appear md CROSS examine the evidence pro-
cd, mud Introduce evidence in reply before me OH
the ofth day of June noxt
Cnmmis ssioncrs UItiGe, T.. y. y. JAMESON, :.
0rnngei,nrs g. H. .Gunilniscnucr,
March l. 1867
mar 90 Bin
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
rrNAVCIAI AND COMMERCIAL.

Toypov Nav cs-1O q u-Rusiness on the stock TX
change las not yet opened, but il is the general opinion
at this hour that Consos VIII open 40 the closing quota
ton Of last evening better that United states fiVc-
Twenty bonds and Illinois Central shares VIII snow an
Improvement ;Ld that EnC Railway shares VIII exhibit
Noon-Consols for money, 93t United states Five,
Twenty bonds. I-4 Illinois Central Railway shares i6i
Erie Railway shares, 60
are now quoted ~ S9l. United states FVcTwcnty bonds
have declined and are now quoted at 12 Illinois Central
EvcrInc"C osois for money 9st United states Five
Twenty Bonds y! Illinois Central shares 7t3 Eric
ehares, 393
FRtNKFORT. May Noon United States Five
Aftemoon-United states FiyeTwenty Bonds have
sold here to-day at 775.
May 2c-Unted states Bonds quoted to-day at 772
LIVERPOOL, May 40 a. motion IS active at the
closing quotations OF last evening.
NOOn.-COttCn firm; the estimated sales 70 day are
10000 bales. Mddlng Uplands, I'D Middng Orleans,
nd Breadstufs-Corn 993 Wheat-sales of No I
Milwaukee Red at 1919, and White California az u [.
Oats, C. Barey.4 At. Peas, 4li6 Provisions unchanged
Produce without change Petrolcum-spirts I'D; stand
ard White l3. Pot Ashes, 1915. Rosn-saes OF Common
at 49, and Fine at l2G Spirits Tnrpentinc, S53 Talow,
43t9 Clover Seed, 81.
Evening-Cotton closes firm The sales to-day foot up
1900 bales. Middng Uponds, I'D Middling Orleans,
ll4d. BIeadstutfs close steady. Corn, 80 g. wheat
36 Barlcy,47. Pork, SOL Beef, l3) Lard, 50 Bacon,
s9 Cheese C7. Petroleum I'D for Spirits, and for
Standard White. Pot Ashes, 1916 ROsn, Tor common
and II iol me sprts TuIpentlne, 35'3 IaOW' 45I'
LONDON, May 25-Eoon.-No. p Dutch standard Sugar,
al Scotch Pig Iron % Calcutta Inseed, G5' Lnseed
Cakes, 80 49,. Ols-LDseed, $50 10'; Sperm, 4l3l;
Whale SS9.
Evening.-No. p Dntch STANDARD Sugar 2Il. Scotch
Pig IroD 1916. Calcutta Iinsced, G5i Linsccd Cakes
49, OILS $50 10 for Lmseed G13l for Sperm and s39
for Whale
ASrwERP. May 25-Eyonng- Petroleum closed at :.
francs 50 eonmes Per Dbl for Pennsylvania and Canad"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
SOUrH md CENTRAL AMERICA.
RIr

The country is still without an Executive. The
President refused to accept the resignation Of the Minis
try and Congress has passed provisional law prohibit
ing the President from appointing any Minister whose
conduct has been ccnsured by them The Ministers re-
sgpation must be accepted and the President viii have
To appOint "A Cabinet, and we nope DY next man 10
announce that he has succeeded III obtaining Mhlsty
that will command the respect OF Congress ana tno coh
try The administers too much under clcfca lhlu
ence Great preparations being made iOr thc ecc
bratlon of the glOTiOsO segundO de Mayo GcltIa
business rather dull There has been run0r current TOT
eight days that TrOncOsO the parish priest OF Caao ad
been instigatne OF his people 10 burn the Engsh
church to the ground and consequently thcfG mas Dee
little excitement, and guard has been Keeping watch
over the building the past week The rumOr may Dc
q malicious one and although the people OF CaliaO are
peaceaby disposed and very friendly TO the English com
munty Il s unfortunately too true That the PARISH priest
is capabe OF doing anything he disgrace 10 ms Ordei
and an the intelligent members of his own church regard
him with contempt. The COmpaia Nacional begin Ope-
ratiOns Oh prOX The steamer ChalacO IS TO run
OH the San JOse station. .
me Panama StaT and Herald OF May "a says: "ExAd-
mra Tucker who recently resigned his commission IN
the Peruvian Navy has, understand, been sent by
that Government n mission 10 the Amazon Ihefc is
little that fuckers resignation 20 some extent
brought about by his recent conduct toward ncd states
naval officers We progn0sCaed at the time OF his ap
pOintmen to the command O the Peruvian navy tat nc
would not likely TO hold his commission very long, ana
we thought then what has been proved since tat TIC
selection Of Mr. Tucker was very nudci0us on the part
Of President PTadO."
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
CANADA.

ROYAL RATIFICATION OF TIE DOMINION-IlIE CANA
DIAN sENATE-IIsT OF SENATOR'S
~ rsIrGRApH TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, May 25.-The Canadian Confederation
act which users in the North American dominion OF
England was signed by Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle
London yesterday BY virtue Of the royal sign mahua
the dominion OF Canada comes into existence on the st
OF July next list Of the members OF the Canadian
Senate appointed under the act by the Queen Is pun
lsbcd today Sixteen OF the old members nave ee i
of the roll The following the names OF the senators
JrOriuee of OuidTiO-The Hons John liaulIton Jonh
Ross Samuel Mills. Alexander CampDtll james nh",
lanes g. Akens Elijah Leonard Asa A. Burnhain James
Skead George Crawford, Oliver Blake, walter McSrae'
Roderck MathesOn, Benz Seymour. waiter H. DicnSon,
Adam l. f. Blair David Christie, DAVID hcesor, niinim
McNaster John Simpson, ID. l.. McPhersOn Dohalu hiC-
Donald Billa Flint, George William Allen A.. ~.
prorince Of Onebee-Sir Narcisse L. Beea, the Hohs
Jostph f. Armand Luo Leteer, John Hamilton ANTOINE
nucrsnoy Col David f. Price the Hons. Louis Lacoste,
lean H. dueyremont, Thomas Ryan, James Ferrlei,
Charles Wilson, a. Is. Foster, Louis a Ohver ionls
Rennud Iric j. Tesser, ElZear Duchesnay, Charles H.
DE Houcharyie, William II. Chafers, Charles MahOt,
John 3. Sanb0rn.
Mr. Ietellier il the only Reform man among them, he
being a Rouge Perhaps Dumochel is another We have
already rather melancholy example OF the effects of all
this canvass about royalty, dominion and so FORTH
gentleman OF tins city has become slightly
craled aboring under the deus0n that the Queen or
Great Britain Is his aunt and that his mother by some
trick OF law swinded him out OF right to the possession
OF Buckingham Palace. GOaded by his imaginary loss,
he made an attempt to murder his mother yesterday
JEFF Davis reuans very quiet and was not out al the
volunteer yesterday There were oOoO volunteers
present There Is not the slightest Fenian excitement
here at this moment