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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-Newspapers Containing
Congressional proceedings on the matter of al
legiance and citizanship have been received
The comments OF the press here arc generally
favorable to the views expressed in Congress.
Ihe aole speech OF General Banks on the
question is especially noted and commended.
Important dispatches have lust been receiy-
ed from Abyssinia. At last advices from the
interior General Napier WAS AZ the front push
ing on tne advance, snd tire hostile forces
were drawing nearer to each other Ranorts
have reached Annesley Bay that skirmishes
had alrtady taken place between tile British
advance aud the forces Of King Theodore, but
no particulars OF the fighting are given. Off
eiai dispatches fro n General Napier are any
iousiy awaited.
MI. William b. Brett member of Parlia
ment from Helston, has been appointed to sue
coed Mr.. Selwyn as solicitor-ge aeral =
FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. LILA France in it's isst,a of to-
day insists that Bismarck has asked permis-
SION to resign his post at the head of the Prus.
sian Cabinet. A"'
Mr.. Felix Belly, the well,known French
railroad contractor in Genital America. has
been sentenced in court here 10 nav a heavy
hne Tor publishing slanderous article acainst
the government OF Nicaragua. Il - v !
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE North German Ca
zette newspaper, which is generally recogniz-
ed as the private organ Of Bismarck, has an
editorial to day in which it finds fault with the
baron Won Beust and declares that he is pur-
SUNG dangerous course in too zealousiy be-
IRE ndln2 the exiled princes of Hanover.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13-The following are m all
kilograms received per steamer ST Laurent
st. Petersburg, Jan. 28-It is officially an
bounced that tine general bond Of the issue Of
the REMAINING 80 Sln re II, a. w
Railway loan Of 81. 100000 has been signed by
the company anu the Imperial Government
London. va AZ
A decree, published to-day orders that the
naturalization Laws hitherto valid in Poland
subject. va --1@
The Governor of Poland had arrived here.
ttenna, Jan. 8-Ereneag "A special com.
mission, consisting Of six Field Marshals, will
meet next week, under the presidency of the
Ninlster Of War, to discuss reforms Of the
military organization. ~s
Ile Italian General Mezzocopo has received
the grand cross of the order of Leopold
-Agfcnl, Jaa 28-EUening.--The Crotian Diet
has decided upon sending deputation to Pesth
with Hungary
Constaatinopie, Jan. 29--Last week two
Turkish frgaIes left for Crete with fresh troops
and stores. On board one of the frigates was
~ 81. seso-"e-eSup OF the sultan, The bearer OF
the hrman granting the recent concessions
The Prince of Samos has arrived here with
some samlote deputies, on business Of the
principally. -. :
Cozstolstinople, Jan. 2S-Geu Ignatieff, the
russian Minister, is positively expected back
10 Jour weeks time, passing probably through
Berlin. && - 10
The Grand Yizir is still expecte 4 from Crete
soon. q, eto
The Levant Herald publishes news from
crete OF the l4th, reporting some tri1ing skir-
mishes without important results.
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g O M NJ e GAL
New York stock und Manner nm

NEW YORK, Feb 10 Money unchanged and free
" odered at per cent. on Government securities
and per cent. on collaterials Sterling Exchange
dull at 1923 g 1929. Gold fell per cent to-day on
the defeat OF the impeachment bill in committee ana
closed steady at 1409 1iog export to-day s317 $50
Hentny, Cleayes q Go. report Government securities
dull bat steady, and furnish the folIawirg 4 80 p M
quotations :-Coupon 6's 1881. 1i1F % 1I1S; 5-2O's
1861 ~ g 1lls; 1884 1889 g 1885, do lsG5 1905
q 1899; do new, leg a 1915 do 1857, 1871 "a 108
lo stosi,i iOM e, loi; .-SOs, Io.! g 1919,
er; New York Central and Erie were The features
the former selling MP to 1$4a and tie latter to 363
North Western is very strong and beng quickly as.
sorhed by strong parties; market closed heavy,
sho9ga sun active New York Central lS49 q 1914
Erie rs g IGs; do preferred 901 a SOL; Hudson IA;
g l4sg; Harlem e 129s; Reading a5 q as; Michiea
Central nS (@ 1855 Michigan southern 93s a 49,
Illinois Central 1885, "a 1856; Pittsburg 9GI q 565; 70.
ledo 1l3 q 1lS4; Rock island SO; q ISL; North Wos-
tern 6O3 g Of; do preferred 74t e IS; Fort Wayne
Cog. y 49, W
Mining shares active and buoyant; Gregory 4s0 "a
70; Quarts Hin 49, g IS; Waikiki 81; South Parma
lee 300 q 325.
The receipts at the Sub-Treacury was s1,s24e65;
payments, s1,o59,tS4; balance, sio2, 2cs,579.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NORTH CAROLINA.
DEsTRUCIIYE FJRE.

WILMINGTON, Feb. ia destructive IRE is
now raging on Market street. 1t originated 8!
half-past eight tonight, in store occupied By
Charles Gothman. 1t Is feared the entire
block bounded By Market, Front, Dock and
Second streets viii be destroyed
Later-l0.30 p. M.-The fire is raging Ia IN
abated fnry. Thus far the following establish
ments have been destroyed: Charles Guth
7. Blair, dentist; Drs Arlington & Emery
dentists; Fl. 81. Muson, clothing; A. n Rous
Xxi, dry goods &c; NJ Vanderbilt, photograph
er; the Wilmington Post newspaper; Aller
Evans, grocer. The fire is still beyond control.
1t is thought to be the work OF an incendiary
1t is impossible to estimate the loss. The fale
graph operators are getting ready TO vacate
their office which is threatened to be destroyed
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TO BE LETT

THREE Brick Stores, in Merrills Row, Fore st.
Il Front two Stories high, Rear four stories.
Brick division walls. Slated roofs. Steam power
convenient. Rent low. Apply to
WIN. ii. JERKS,
Jan u. d2w Real Estate Agent,
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Nurse Wanted.

A PARTNER in a Manufacturing business Cap
u ital 1000. County rights tor sale. Apply e
176 MIDDLE ST.
Feb. g. d1ws
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The deficiency bill, which has become a law
without the Presidents signature, IL haVlns
been sent to him eleven days ago, contains
provision limiting stationery and newspapers
~ members az Concress TO Sl25 worth per ses-
sion; also an appropriation Of 100000 for re-
construction purposes.
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NILSSON RE.
PROPOSITION TO AFFIx STAMP 10 CIGARS OPP
POSITION OF ST. LOUIS DEALERS

PROPOSITION TO AFFIX STAMP 10 CIGAKs-oP-
POSITION OF ST. LOUIS DEALERS
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ia letter from the Inter.
nal Revenue officers at Washington to the u
S. A assessor of this District notifies him that
the Committee on Ways and Means are unan-
imously Of the opinion that the tax upon c,-
gars can best be secured by afixiug stamp TO
each cigar, and requests him to obtain an opin-
ion OF the trade upon the subject with this
view
Mr.. Popin, the Assessor OF this District
submitted the above letter to an informal
meeting OF cigar makers last night and there
was an almost unanimous opposition express
ed to the plan, ON the ground of trouble and
Inconvenience, but another and formal meet.
ing will be held in few days at which par
ties interested will give a more careful and
particular expression of opinion.
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who Wants Business {?

VNE are Offering the best inducements now for
w one smart man IN each town in the United
States to canvass tor with and useful in
yention which Is needed in almost every house and
business place throughout The country. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 30 cents
proft on every 81 received. 80
Write your name and address plain, giving nama
of Town wanted also name OF County and State.
Address with three red stamps. |
UNION NOVELTY CO.,
jan2s4w : .r West Buxton, Me.
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' MEXICO.


ANOTHER REVOLUTION ORGANIZING.
GALVESTON, Feb. 13.-Mexican news Las
been received to the 9Th inst. 4 revolution
was being organized in Puebla in the interest
OF Ortega III N #I AZ
The building Of the telegraph line between
san Luis and Matamoras has commenced.
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PENNs SAVANNA,

1NAFIAA Ut IEtts LIQU'l1k LAN.0-- !. :
HARRISBURG Feb. 13-Thn House passed
the bill repeating the celebrated liquor law o
the last session, which proven ed the sale 0
liquors on Sunday
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
GEOK aSIA

Recommendations OF THE GOVERNMENT.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 13-In matters Of the al
Iesed INSTRUMENTATION on the part of the
PRESENT Municipal authorities, Gen. Meade IS
eeelde9 Tue evidence does NOT meet such char
gss and therefore dismisses the case.
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Foreclosure Of rrortgage.

NJ OTiCE is hereby gwen that William Curtis. of
IN Portland In County of Cumb,rrsnd and STATE
Of Maine, on the thirtieth day OF November A. D.
1863, by his NOR gage deed Of that date recorded in
the Registry of Deeds for said Cumberland County
book go. page 439, MOI tagged to Thomas Amofy
Dsblois, OF said Portland, then living but since de-
ceased, and William Pitt Fessenden, also of said
Portland, acertain LOT of land with the buildings
thereon, situated on the southeaserly side OF TIE
Eastern Promenade in said Portland, bounded and
described az follows: Beginning on said Eastern
Promenade at the northeast corner OF land sold nv
Harriet Dcering and others 10 Theodore L. Curtis
and others, by deed dated the first day of August
A. D. 1851, and recorded in The Cumberland Regis
try Book 2Si, page 96s. thence by said Promenade
eighty feet th-westerly to point, and from
these two points extending back from said Promen-
ade south thirty.ive and half degrees east, keep.
Ing said width OF eight five feet 10 The northwest
erly line OF the Atlantic and st Lawrence Railroad
that the conditions OF said mortgage have been broke
by reason WHEREOF we hereby claim foreclosure OF
the same.
". p, FFSSENDEN,
w. H. FESSENDEN,
Administrator Of the Estate of Thomas Amory De.
blos. ian 70 v3w6
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HANDSOME OFFER TO RTsroRf.
HAVANA, Feb. i2.-Ristori has received a
letter from the Emperor of Brazil offering to
pay all the expenses Of her troupe and give
her the free use OF the theatres if she will
come to Brazil. asL -rr frI-.le
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ALAR A..

RECEPTION OF SERGEANT RATES. re-
SELMA, Feb. 1SkSergeant Bates. carrying
the flag from Vicksedrg to Washington. was
publicly received last night. At meeting OF
the citizens:re RESOLUTIONS were adopted pledgin
TO support the Constitution and defend the
'he dag Of the United States. ~ ~
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Agents Wanted.

xXTE Want hrst-class Agents to introduce our
w NEW STAh SHUTTLE SEWING
MAC HINES. Extraordinary Inducements to
good statesmen. Further particulars and Sample
work furnished on application to W. q. WILSON
& CO., Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass: or st. Louis.
No. jan 25.-d3m
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. CALIFORy,A.
ARRIVAL OF sTEAodER ooLDI.S CITY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 49, Steamer Golden
City, from Panama, arrived to-day
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Gen. Palmer, in q dispatch dated Nicola, on
the route of the Union Poetic Railroad, Feb
18th. reports that the line runs through bette,
country than he expected. Notwithstanding
the weather the party encountered no snow,
except at Tebachagnez Pass, and there has moi
been more than eight inches of snow at any
time during the winter. At no place along
the entire route will the grade exceed sixty
feet to the mile. Gen Palmer is satisfied with
the survey, and expected to leave San Fran
cisco for Washington by steamer on the 18th
The bill making eight hours legal days
labor was passed by the Legislature to-day
and viii no doubt receive the approval Of the
. Governor. WH " ~ ~ ri
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Foreign Markets.

g 9ss.
American securities United States 5-2O's zii; Hi
n1is Central shares 49,; Erie shares 1s4
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A YOUNG LADY, thoroughly competent to keep
"A any set OF books, would like situation. Can
furnish unexeeptionahle reference as TO character
and ability. Address Box 1868, Portland p. o.
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ROarders Wanted.
MAINE.

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or gentleman and
~ wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle St
November 6. dtf
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nNE eight horse power Stationary Steam Eng ne !;
~ one large Crane; one Cupola. Apply at No
266 Commercial Street, Portland, Me,
February IL, d&w2w
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Once I80 Fore street, Portland
John ". Mua0er d Son, A0eNts,
Feb 5-eod3m
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WEST INDIES.

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, Feb. 13.-Advices have been re-
ceived from Cape Haytien to the 10th inst
The Cac0s were advancing on Cape Haytien
and were quartered within twenty miles OF
the place. They had captured 300 followers Of
President Salnave, several of whom they had
shot, including a General. It was generally
believed that Salnave would soon be over
thrown.
MISCELLANEOUS,
:, "A british man-of-war has gone to the bay al
SANTANA to watch the proceedings of the United
St9tes government in that quarter.
- Way rutnored that President Cabral had
lett st. Domingo on war vessel and gone to
Jamaica. eF-' ~
A submarine cable Is projected betvaap
Basseterre and Point Petrc
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STATEMEST Of the condition Ct /. ,hs i! !

CTATEMENT ofthe condition OF the Inteyn..
= tion.I lnsnrance Co. Of the City OfNew
York. on the 31st day OF December, 1877.
The name OF the company is International In
snrance Company. Itislocated IN the City OF New
The amount of Capital Stock IL. s1OoO,ooo
The am's Of It's Capital Stock paid up Is 100000
The Assets Of the Company arr as Jotloags;
Cash on hand and in the hands of Agents
or other persons, ss5,4oilO
Zeal Estate unincumbered None
Bonds owned by the company, to wit:
I. s. $40 bonds, par val, ST20,O0
Y: s; 1910 bonus, par value, 10s,0o
Virginia state Bonds. 57,l0D ~
Wisconsin War Bonds, 5000
n Market value. 49,, Sss9,Gi5CO
first lien on unincumbered real estate
- worth double the cunt loaned, 1000 OO
Debts otherwise secured, z;,bI5 10
Debts Tor Premiums, iT'ie5 Sc
All other securities, 20C63 u
Total Assets, si059,7sOEs
Liabilities.
Amounts due or not due 10 Banks OF other
creditors, IT None.
Losses adjusted ami due, None.
Losses adj listed and not due II ,OtS "
waiting Tor further proof root - ~ 1880 s
All other claims against the company, l,Woxi
Total L abilities, sr57.s749i
The greatest amount insured in any one risk; The
greatest amount allowed by the rules he corcrsay
TO be IN any one city, torn OF village; The
greatest amount oil owed TO he insured N any ona
block: No arbitrary rul's Tn these points. This
company is covered ny prudent regard for the con-
.truction, occupancy pa. and exposure OF risks.
George W. Sa' age, Prtsitl, mt, and Will an, g.
Hughes Secretary. Of the Inter national Insrranre
Company of the CITY OF New York, being ,u " sworn
depose and say, that the foregoing Is fnI true ami
statement OF the affairs of said comrany that
the said Insurance company is the b7aa ode owner
OF at least One Hundred THOUSAND Dollars Ct sctr,I
cash capital, invested in State anu United States
Stocks and Bonds, or il Bonds or Mortsase OF Real
Estate. unncun,hered and worth double the ano nj
Tor which the same l. mortgaged and that they are
the ahoVe-deseribed officers of said Insurance Go.
II. GEORGE ", SAVAGE, President.
WILLIAM j. HUGHES, Seer taAy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 95th dny q
January, 1868. As Witness, hand an othciaA
seal. THOMAS L. ~ ORNEIL.
Notary Public.
Portland Once I66 Fore street
.. w. WuNGER g. SON, ASent.
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DLEASANT rooms to let with board for two gen.
Il tlemen or gentleman and wife, in a private
family. Enquire OF LUTHER BRADFORD, 1S4
Exchange street. feb4d1w"
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NE w j ERsEY.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL UELEBkATloN.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-A memorial celehra-
ton of President Lincoln's birthday was held
in Jersey City, yesterday. AT the banquet
letters were read from Secretary Stanton,
Robt. S. Lincoln, Speaker Colfax, Senator
Wilson, Generals Sherman, Logan and Wood
ford, Gen. Geary Of Pennsylvania, Gov. Burn
side Of Rhode Island, and others.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
The New Jersey Republican State Couven-
ton Is called to meet at Trenton March 16, 20
choose delegates to Chicago.
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NEW YORK


EAPLosIoS AT THE BROOKLYN pARAFFISE
WoRks-THREE MEN KILLED
NEW YORK, Feb. 13-Richardson's paraffine
works in Brooklyn exploded last night. burn
ing James Brough and I. Conray to death, and
fatally injuring another man. The works
were destroyed. Loss not heavy.
GREAT SALE OF GOLD
Upwards Of million in gold was sold at the
evening stock gathering in Fifth Avenue last
night, rates ranging 14i IL So Gold open-
ed this morning at 141 ga
MISCELLANEOUS
Several steamers were seized to-day FOR y;o-
l2tion of the Internal Revenue law.
Horace Greeley has been reelected Presi-
dent Of the American Institute
q. 3. Deputy Marshal Newcombe is held for
trial on charge of receiving bride from
a counterfeiter to condone an offence.
A row OF frame buildings in Third Avenue
were burned this morning. Three fremen
were injured by the fall OF an awning.
TIE METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
ALBANY, Feb 13.-In the Assembly TODAY
the new Metropolitan excise bill was reported.
repeating the present act and vesting power
TO grant licenses TO sell liquors in the Mayors
Of New York and Brooklyn. 1t will be CON
sdered tomorrow.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws: - l1s-1-t -
Nov. H., 1867. at appraisers Rooms, p bottles
Brandy; Nov. II. 1867, on Fore ST.. cases Gin;
Nov. 20, 1861, on board Steamer Carlotta bottles
Brandy; Dec. 3, 1867, on board Steamer Chase 5
bottles Whisky; Dec. 8, 1867, at Cape Elizabeth,
Rbl; Molasses: JAN; 10. ,1scs. on board steamer
Cariotta, bottles Brandy; Jan. IL, 1863 on Com
mereial St., Il Dbl. Whisky: JAN es 1893 on boar,j
brig Lena Thurlow, Kes Tamarinds.
Any person or persons claiming the Same are re-
quesed to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said Goods
will be disposed OF in accordance with Of Con-
gress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1863. diaw3w
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Book-Keeper's Situation wanted,

Wanted.
A WEI NURSE. APPLY AT So DANF0RTH.
IA STREET. feb4. d2ws
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TO LETT.
To Let.

DLEASANT apartments in the new house No
l. Anderson Street, i'll be rented to a small fafpi-
iy;, Possession Immediately Apply at the houae
Feb 15-d3t
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Good House 10 Let.

w II Board, q desirable suit OF rooms on tina
Feb l3-dtf
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VERY convenient for one or two fanatics. La
ga, furnace, plenty hard aud SOFT water. Good
stable and large garden. Apply 20
iebl"diW~ W. JERRIS.
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WANTED.
Wanted I!
WANTED.

BOARD and room in c. ntral locality by young
ID man. Address p. o. Box 2141, Portland.
February I3. DIT ....a
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FeANgronr. Reb. l2-a P. M.-.upited state.

5-2os quoted at 75s. ~
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12-5P NJ The Gotten market
closed rather more quiet but firm Middlng uTlands
" Middling do SD; sales 10000 bales. Bread
studf, Provisions and Produce unchanged
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Wanted.

A GENTEEL RENT of four or six rooms, con.
n venient and centrally located No ebildI en- Ad-
dress or call on j. II. f. No. Deering Block.
Feb. 8. d1w%
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Hair Work.

RANDs, Culls, and Ornamental Hair Work done
II tooFder at No. 8 Congress Place. "a T
Jan g. d1m=
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- ". IT. fESSENDEN,
Administrator Of the Estate of Thomas Amory De
blois. Ian 20 v3wi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-27

that they will ultimately overturn the con-
stitution of the country and change the
aspect of the State, for the sole purpose of
making q clearance of places"
Do we not see the proof of the wisdom of
this declaration now? The impeachment
ofMr. JOHNSON on merely technical grounds,
might be readily disposed of, were it not
for the immense number of place seekers,
to whose interest it is to effect his deposi-
ton. No doubt they will succeed. But
when they have secured the emoluments of
Office, what is there to prevent others from
initiating the precedent Those who want
promotion will always be in the majority;
and the majority rules. Let the wheel
begin to rotate, and what is there to arrest
its revolutions, except the wearing out Of
the axie-tree of government itself?
There is no safety to society or to our
institutions, when the chief support of the
needy comes from the national treasury.
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Generous Maryland!

The charity of Maryland has not, it
seems, been exhausted by the munifcient
and untiring liberality of her private citi-
zens, towards the stricken South. A bill
is pending in the Legislature of Maryland
that proposes to appropriate Gn addition to
what has been heretofore 80 generously
contributed) twenty thousand dollars for
the relief of the suffering people of the
South, more particularly its women and
children. The Baltimore Sun remarks:
That there is absolute and pressing need of
all the assistance that public and private be-
nevolence can contribute is O most mournful
fact, and to such on extent does this exist that,
as the bill referred to above truly sets forth,
ssmany of them (the Southern people) are with
out tie necessaries of Life, and not q few re-
duced to starvation for the want Of food" In
one State, Mississippi, an appeal has been
lately made by lady of that State in behalf OF
home for famished widows and orphans
established at Lauderdale Springs, Miss, in
which, it is stated that five hundred mothers
and children, without shelter, food or clothing,
are pleading at its gates for admission. Hun
dreds of these sufferers are described as wan
dering up and down without the pretence OF
home, in tattered garments, with bare and Il ce-
rated feet, and hunger unappeased. This ls
but one out Of many like scenes which may
now be witnessed in section where, before
the war, pauper was almost unknown
where. in fact, there was more general plenty
than in any other land under the sun.
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Heavy on Old Thad.

The "Nation," the ablest by far of the
Radical papers, does not relish the crack OF
the whip of the ''leader of the House" In
its last issue, it declares that it has for
'ssome time given up discussing Mr.. THAD-
DEUS STEVENS opinions either on recon
structiou or political economy, owing to the
growth of o conviction in our minds that
he did not reach them by ordinary human
means--in other words, that he is a
prophet or soothsayer, or something Of that
kind. y Y X 1t is well established that you
cannot refute prophet your remedy is,
if he becomes troublesome, to disbelleve
him." 1t adds that Mr.. STEVENS IS at
present rejecting on the subject OF the
Declaration of Independence, and discover
ing new things in it every week. This is
uncommonly hard on the Great Un-com-
moner.