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New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
1prsrrRs ARRESTED IN NEw-oRLEANs.

NEw- ORLEANS, June 23.-Abont 100 arrests
were made yesterday by the United states Marshal o.
crsons who are suspected OF belonging To santa Anns
hbnsterlng expedition TO Mexico About 30 OF the prs
Oners were found in one gang
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
LIQUOR LAW.

MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAW.
BosTON, June 23.-Chiefs State Constable
has ordered his subordnaes to tgdy enforce the
law against unlicensed liquor sellers from this date
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

The papers then read, beng the credentials Of
Arkansas dated on the oath OF November 1866.
Nh WENDRICKs Thought that Congress has no right
10 establish Governments. but since this was the
first state pese5s fe action should be taken and
therefore the credentials should so TO the proper Com
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem,, Md concurred.
Mr. MORTON Rep, Ind insisted that the reference TO
the Committee not necessary =,
Mr.. HOWARD Rep.. Mieh) moved that the Senator's
elect be sworn in. Agreed to.
Messrs Mcdonald and Rice were sworn in
Mr.. CONNEss REP. Cali withdrew his resolution TO
discharge the Committee on Foreign Aairs from further
consideration OF the House bill for the protection OF
American citizens abroad his ground being that the
Committee have made report
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL
WAS again taken up. The question was on Mr. Summers
motion strike from the amendment OF the COMMITTEE
the clause repeating the act creating the offices OF the
Second Assistant Secretary OF State and Examiner OF
Claims in the state Department
Assistant secretary and Examiner OF ClaiIus should
retained absolute necessity to the Department
20 amend by providing for the repeal OF much OF the
act applies to the creation Of the office OF Examiner OF
Mr.. HOWE Rep., Wis., favored tho amendment He
was disposed TO vote TO retain Mr. Hunter the Second
the department, but he thought that the duty OF ex
aIninug claims should be performed by the Secretary
Mt, CoNKLING Rep.. n; " had been Informed that
IL the amendment of the Committee on Appropriations
prevailed IL would put end TO the tenure OF man
who nothing TO do with the business Of statistics but
MIR summers amendment was adopted-22 to IA.
The next amendment OF the Committee agreed TO.
increasing the Treasury Department the force of clerks
u Glass SfrOm II TO IL In Glass from to IA In Glass
l. from to 49, and increasing the amount OF the appro-
pratiOn accordingly
The amendment adding six clerks Of Glass T. for the
First Controller was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. SHERMAN, the amendment appro-
patng for temporary clerks for the First Control
Ter was amended by increasing IL TO $1,000.
Another amendment adopted increasing the num-
her OF clerks for the Second Controller from IL In
Glass to 20 in Glass is TO 2s III Glass TO 81 IN
Glass l. and adding IL copyists. - -
An amendment by Mr.. SHERMAN 0Sep, Ohiol adds
three clerks for the Commissioner Of Customs
The Committee added for the same clerks TO Class
2 10 Glass 8, and 10 Class 2.
Further amendments by the Committee were adopted,
striking the provision to continue in force much OF
the act OF a. 1854. authorizes upward of 200
clerks classes In the office OF the Second
Auditor until June 80 1862 and longer adding FOR the
Fifth Auditor nine clerks, cOpyst and two laborers
as Temporary force; increasing the appropriation for
detecting and bringing to punishment viOators OF the In
ernal Revenue law from 100000 20 s200OOO increasing
the number Of clerks Of Class in the Land Oco from
At a o'clock wohirds OF the bill yet remaining to be
considered on motion Of Mr.. TRUMBULL (Rep. Ill the
senate went into Executive session. and after tme
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
WASHINGTON.

THE ARKANSAS sENAToRs-THE WHISKY TAX
ATE-COX-PROTECTION OF AMERICAN
CITIZENS ABRoAD-THE CURRENCY-PERRiN
GEN. M'MAHON-CHAsE-OUR DIPLOMATS
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.
The War in <t. Domingo->hocss %
Garthaaakr-TheR " rbellion in Haytt.k

Especial DESPATCH 10 the Star.
HAVANA. Jan. 2i.-By the arrival o. "a.
Steamer Haiereo Del Raano have news lrcm
-. Domingo Ia the llth instant. There had h---u
bloody attack NJ AZua. Gen. OVanda took tt4.
CITY al the head OF l.2vO m'n. Puerto PIn.s.-
after a blOoc combat, capitalafed. several 80
Cabral's generals enbarAing Tor foreign port
Gen. Hungria had lefi Santiago with imposing
forces 10 take rie cspitsl nv fire and blood
Lupenn and Pnn.ntal sacked the custom -.ou %
en- barking. The fleet of Bsrz was eNI,ecs.,d an
front OF 81 Domingo TO operate the Plaza 81
Accord with HungIis. Th- country was bar,
Of provisions, and starvation H. Tmminrnf
" ar vessels had been despatched 10 neighco--
Ing ports tor provisions. They Were prov.
with SJu0.e1 in paper and ~ioo.toD in silver
The war schooner AliRgrasia had left May.-
euez, Il. r., with 900 haIr.ls OF proNieioas nor
St Domingo.
On the Eth snd 18th in slant shocks of ear.n-
Quskr WrTF felt Al ~. Domingo CITY.
BY sfPamer we have news from Havui - tue
OH instant. The Caco rebels continued -
attack the nailonal troops on the nortbs-n
frontiers The Haytien corvette Sylvan had
captured The Dominican war schoon.r CuUo-
tiilo. with General Juanancez. forty men. AMI
the armament. The crew Of the bark Fsnny.
" recsed al Main. had arrived at Santiago. Th..
population OF the district. including slave.
amounted TO ia-OoO, and the tax TO be lsys.c ou
lhem was Sl5U.0uO.
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A DpkEss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL

A DDkEsS TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL-
trsctcd from hidden causes. and whose cases re.
quirv Vmpt irestme Mt to render existence desira
involuntary discharges what eject does il produce
ppon -FOUR general health Do you feel weak de
prsduee palpitation of the hearth Does your liver,
or urinary organs. or your Kidneys frequently get
or focky. or is it ropy settiingy Or thics
scum Tise to the topi 0ris sediment at the bot
Of short breathing or dyspepsia' Are your bowel.
sonstipsteS Pc you have spells of faintins or
paired Is your mind constantly dwelling upon
this subject? Do you feel dull, listiess, moping,
alone, get away from everybody? Does any little
thug make y9u start Jump Is your slee broken
Ths bloom on sSur cheek a. Bright; Do Sou eaoy
yourself in society as wellS Do yop pursue your
much confidence in yourself Are your stirits
dull and tagging, given TO fits of pielsnchOIy ? II
you Your sset soa. tns.
weak and have but little appetite, and You at.
tribute TINS TO dyspepsia or liver complaints
Nov, Iesder, self abuse, venereal diseases badly
cured; and sexual e1eesses are all capable Of pro
p X f
ant. energetic, pcrseyering, successful bus; mess
men are always those whose senerativee organs are
In perfect healthY You never hear such men com
pi,ation Of the heart They are never AFRAID they hey
snt IL The eoWpsny of ladies'. ana look you and
the rlght In the face-none OF your dHwncast looks
or any other meanness about them. DO not meap
those who keep the organs infamed by running TO
exaess These will not only ruin their conssftu
tons, but also those they do business with or for
Row many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the effects OF self abuse and excesses have brOC ght
shout that state Of weakness in those Ii at
has reduces the general system so mu ckss to in
duce almost every other disease-idiecy, ipEacy
paIsly -is, spinal sfsctions. suicide, and aln,st
eyery OF her form OF disease which hum is heir
70. and the real cause OF the trouble scarcely
suspected, and have doctored for ali but the nj ght
Diseases Of these organs require the use of a di
uretic. HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BU.
CHI is tie great Diuretic. and IL = certain eure
for diseases Of the Blsdder Kidneys Gravel Brop.
81, Organic Weakness, Female Comp plaints, Cen.
eral Debility. and all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans. whether exiting in Male or Female fsy,m
whatever cause originating, and no matter of how
long standing.
II no treatment is submitted to- Consunptse on or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are ST 0.
ported from these s0urt es and the health and D.
piness and that Of Posterty, depends pen prom pt
use Of n reliable remedy.
H-lmboId's Extract Buchu, established upward
Of eighteen years, gre pared by
594 Broadway, New York, and
bo4 south 10th street. Philadelphia, Pc.
PHIcE-Sl. Is per bottle, or six bottles for $5 80,
delivered to any address. Sold BY all Druggtsts
everywhere. oc q 1-dAwlF
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V90lL. XXI.

co SsIsAf.sGn i.s e. S!es,I Sssi g.:A
oO-Osh, rn srien Daniel o, o'COnaer o ],
nstcra Horace g, VrndOf John A, O'Conner
c5s: -fssla1 rslca1, ssts,y, Charles y Petit
Ed.srs snPSss Uhss po1;as so psmsr I DR.
hie!, Pattsn John b; Preston > H., Parker B,
iS0 Pas,s PsS pGsD
Py Py ss Fl7.oI P.s. s;srS.T t:5,s :S.aSR
ssI Fsss Rsyss
bar, Frederic, Rsits Rev g l., Ruby Geo c, Ray II
B. RGn.on ohn ssppe B.
Eobt, Rup%on Samuel, Rixey DR. Samuel, Reid
Jhos J, Richard WIN, Robertson Vim b, Ryan
S-shaT Maj Arthur, Shut Anton, SEWERS
. i Co, spiesaI 9 NJ b, smith Charles H. s6et
lea G. e, Sehwab Conrad, sins Col Chas, Steward
ton F5sSei. sirlHseia sesahan 1 S sssss sssiH
mepto Ferdinand, Stone Frederic, shut r 8,
ss9.oy NTH GsG saErs L., Smith Gsstoa @ stone
Genl g I: smith HSy den /. stevans Henry, sher-
sniiiysns John NJ, sander John p, s sions y1s sSo
s,-Hs. s,rs.ron @ T; steward g. s.erheIs John,
Jno Shed fis snp ssssfHaaRs
u snss Jas, Scott ee. Scheffmachr nj 9, schwars
d X. SimOns Richard III sullivan Mr.. Shuftauerer
h, Simpson A, Schriftgre-ser 4 l., se,den
Robert sa!terstress Richard. Spotward Silas \,
atastou Thomas, scott Thos I, stoves I hos Smith
Stampen Win, Scranton W Smith " alter
Steps WIN NJ stark
TT thompson A W, Thomas Alexander b, Tuck
Amos Tslman VIM c, Thomas g 8, Tucker c. Tay-
lor TriSes DaDdridge, Taylor Geo VI, TAYLOR
Henry Thonsom Harrison, Treen Isaac A, Trayer
IoPhsm John p: TTusty Rev Jacob B Tabb Isaac
Tarm Michael. Thcmas II L. Thayer " TTiel
Peter, Thomas Silas, Toole Hon j r Teesboye
Hm- burner VIM TreXler Vim x Thomson " m
TYLER b, Thorgan jeremiah.
I-Cpger Peter, Urich VIA.
N-VanbuskiIk Andrew Van Ri per B Van Lin
d.nburG & Van Trees J b Van Mern q, Van
BnIen r, Virginia VIM -
"-Wells g. Ware J Ward Hon II White
hise. Wigsin Bartlett, Wells Benz. Wolf G S,
W inter Col d. " allay David, Wall Dalus % B
N"lHan Edward waih Frank &. Wolfe + 8
Walker Fred D. " God Geo VI Williams, George II
Mhsehr Hilary, alter II A, Wilson n c, Wilson
:! W oodGIe Col Jos. ashington las. Willard no.
Nooiworth John 7, Wishunt Jos, Willis J no Hen
~. hltehea Jc"l. WoOdgate John H. Wilson
jos. " ak Cadet b. v goldman J " ellis j. vii.
lialns Lewis, Woodard Il. Waters Bic R. vii.
kins Samuel \, Wright Capt samuel A. Wright T
ds Wm. Wilton Wn II, Waygaiet " T. hiriow
Capt WIN 4. walker WR. WalfW r Watts "
White " A q CO.. " ales Wm
N-YOung Hon 4. Yonng Merritt Young Theo
NJ lsC EILANEoUs Il. p: g. W; Elijah Lodge
So. 20, q. y: b; W. W; x. :. Liberty Lodge,
g streets. Washington, ID. C.; Ezekiel Wa-hinR-
ton. II. & /; Casbier Union American Campany
Washington u e.
II g. J. BOWEN Pm
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The fndians-Miuinglta n ndtdat. fof Ten
grrss from Ariyona-Mesement. Of s..a
MrDowel1-Alssks-to Suffrriu. amsn-
the Troops.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 24.-Late Ari1onA .A-
vices state thai General Palmer. Southern Pa
elf railroad surveyor, expresses tn. op.u.5n
that tins road viii be built rs parallel.
Ii A. the intention OF Gen. Palmer u pr,,-,,-I
la " sshington VIA >sn Frausi 60 imrn.silas,l.
10 make rrport ma IIme To -.cure som. Guu-
eressional assistance 10 thc Southern cO.npau,
a. was granted the Central road.
The heavy rains have fiousasi the lower eot.u-
try rendering the roads irnpass;sble.
San Gabriel river has oN.'rfio w.d ils tauLs
and Inundated thr finest country i'm southern
California, and flooding .he town Cf ElInun !. .
III" lndians are Iuirt in the vicinity of WI
llams' Fork.
The work in the copper mines a. bang car
ried or vigorously.
The Grat Central Company hss s:rncs a
large body cf rich ore known a. gray sLl-
phuretts.
The lower tunnel OF IN. Planet and ~priug-
field Company continues 10 work wlLb saiir-
factory r-Sulfs.
Geo. W Derlt. Territorial Superintsnaeu. ~
lnalan Afalrs. H. a candicai- for tongrs-~. "a
4 a brutbsr-in- law Ia Gen. Grant.
Gen. Mcdowell and stafi has arrived b.-.
Irom Arizona.
The --latest adNiesS from Alaska. 10 Dee mt r
~. mention no suffering among the trccps. but
on the contrary represent all we'll
The Cong ressional resolution of inquiry
whl, reports the troops iu want of accou.tns-
dafions, provisions aud suffering from ia. -
trem' cold weather. cr''atps surprise ber
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Mr.. Trunhle hoped the W ysous qs-s. %,
VIC oUlo nos then D. seconded, - hc "a - .. q e.
Nas dangerous measure
Tie previous question ~as SEQ a. r. "a
cte OF s. 10 90.
Gr. wsshburne said the oor,og a ~, -,ia.
this tnl Wa for the Pe-po-e Of gfssHr ~
u ndIsds OF thoe-aaas q siellsrs fr,ata q s,..
cut Of the Treasury - JItc IEt4 80.
The hill was imported uuauia1l.-lg .-.f
ihe committee, and thry b-ii ~ thI: f.' a.....
of thsss claims Shot Ia ~ l,s.d au;il aI..r ..
Tas "a the careful scrGtiIy 81 tsir Ics.s
hr. Boutwell, Mas alNed AZ o. w. SO r.-
c'ss'Y t'iOr' IN. - claims 4" ,I' Is..l .i. -i.
hUdIiar OF th' Treasury n. part.ssDi
hr. MashburB. repli"d tnal ti,.- ,...f.-
" n act>d upon out 81 he linr IL Ia, o-.s.lr,
tusih.f' ord'rs had b''n gwen 90 tEa. -s..-..-
ahu chifns had hNcu Vai1 at tie I~a.,.-.
Ilcus'.
M. H0ut~eu.-By Who-c order w.ro u.....
paA tu.nts mads
Mr. Wa~hhurur.- r., rho ,rs.r q t.,,... .,
authority
Mr.. Boutsssll--W Who does tue gcutsuan
moan ~ tho-s Iu au.hOIitV
hr. N~hhurn" supposed the ccptlrI..u
knew very wen who N-rr h. authc-tty IT,.
now.
Mr. Ma, uari Suggested lhas ,l,. r...,..,,,,..
indignation -hoGld, under tAe cif.t. l.s.sr. a.
~ directed 70 Officials, and at o. tna h..
claimants.
Mr.. washburne had no Indignation Cor nor
ct claimants, but f thair claims were h.t...-
they should COM h'o and Eo. snraE N
% the Departments. Hc did not - ga.
there much Objection o. anv ciaf. i,
of tue hil "Ncspt tue third. Rad q.
the door Was once opened ar ~.
payment Of claims tor th~ occupation Of l.f.l
in the South for military purposes. in-ne wCuid
~ No nj oi payment 81 claims 60 rsh-l- a.
should come TO this House II they hat sCE.
claims.
M. Maynard asked Nr. washhurne 81 D. a.I
not. 81 last Conrre~~. Nota for \ resolution %
prevent the payment OF this class os ol...r,.,
H. IA. H. n uns
resolution offered TO eNeIapt loyal lltiz..ts rf
Tsnnsssse from the operation of that r,.-7i.
Mr. Washbune admuted that ne had ~ vl.ss.
Mr.. Maynard then suggested that hay iRg -i...
the door Of the House upon these claims. Z w..
unfair 20 present application az the Dspa-.-
ment fer payment. He wanted no better spl.-
menisry on Mr. waShhurne's hill
tn" dctat. was an progress when our ,.s.-I
cloS.d.
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LADIES LIST.


Adams LI.da, Abraham ere Mr. AIaNar-
s.ITy Bstlon al, Bowie Fg,nie, -kiakery y NJ
hI., Br9"Fs fui h, bootAsaH Emrsa, BrCnnet
BsIro~s'S n NTs B-Ises " a, Mrs, SayIsy wr, y
Mr., srk.r BItsra, bsseS A Mrs
Ct,rs aasit Hrs, Cssrs Mr.. arr ssa,a MAJ
.oiee l. tlss.u !ohn hsS, CrsSfOrd Lucretia
SriSsSa Mr., Chsse .an sTtS ssTah Mr., MHr.,
~ - 'rSns,, ,SIi. Mr., Sampeell Sien Gr9s,,t,
NHIfy fatAs NM Mrs issss SeEDss'sI EIiLsS,s nri
sou UHrse 9 Annie Mrs, Dickinsos y c Mrs.,
sinsios j. pr:sli Ms: p,sss Lucy. = 6ent Mrs. sun
F-E.rBsr sTides, Mrs, Eten Marv Esiis 4 VI
F'-Fitzhus4h Lsr.ir co.'s Freernan .aa Mrs.
rre.man Mrs, fls.t Wien Mrs. Frais Clara
nrs' Foley u, fIeychei Ma Fre Msrhs II Sr. ars.
lsrhham Sarah Mrs Ford Rehcccs a, Fenton
G-tir,>-asn say, Garrhar Jane sir Gross.
Nate So" Hannah Mrs Garland Mrs, esant
-heHd.ieks Arthur Mrs, Hansen Annie Le.'
hsnAsesn MARY. Hntsslns Amelia Mrs, Hough
Hall El.rabeth h nrs, H"usen Elk. Have Mar,
s. n.s Pq11.r MT. ffeRy HsEsyr M HnouI =
Lucy, borten MIs. Hs,e Virginia Mr., n oIm al
Ne Ho.iiai ihsTsas mr fPtf mitfs wm snsard Mr.
I-sT~in Angelina Mrs.
Matilda Mrs tcol.i lone Lucy. Jennings Maggie,
ysHninss bloT"nce, Johnson : Mrs, johnson
n
A-hell"y EhTrbeth Mrs Kelley Margare.
keIi"y L"ttlc, hug Martha heating n and L.
a-Lrwis sarah, Lewis Ami. Mrs. Lavi.r J :
Mrs, Lancs-I"r Mary Mrs, Loving Mr.. Lsrah
Alice.
h-NadisOn Mary. Marsh p Ms Murr.,
Bessie n VI, sic Mrs, Mills Ssrsh Mrs. Norri
con Emellne Mrs. Magruder = Mrs., Mpnnry Mrs
Aatber Bsrlen hrs, Morse X Mrs in Martin
job snns Mrs, hsher Maggie Mrs, Manu El1f. ~ III
nrs-2, Moore Msry A, Midget " M.-. Mitch
I'll Margaret Murray Salii-, Mills Sc7hi-. No
yuTdy Jessie, Mclaughlin =, Mckennel betsey
MIS-, heCormsC X Eva
N,hichois Susan P Nugent Mary Massey
ks rsh
o-oBriss Rose
P-Pearce A X Mrs, Pstee Ann Mrs Pr relI
SsIy, Patterson Mary Mrs, Platt 8 Mrs.
R-Rsad l. n hrs, Robinson AleH audsr Mrs
kobeItson Annis, kanhin catherine A Mrs, Bai-
r--mith Sarah. smith Maria Mrs Smith Co.
mrs, Smith Doulsa N. >toTy Annie W, Ste1a-i
kmily Mrs. sinks Lizzie Mrs, Simpson L J
Mrs, cpotward Nancy Starr Marian. Sigman M
rta. Swell Mrs. Shorter Mar Mrs Stephens
Mar Mrs, Sargent l. L, Solomon Sophia Mrs
I-TUrn"T Susan, Turney Amy Mrs, rhesneson
hrs, Tansr Harriet Mrs. oun Lucratis n
fnnlsOn Mrs, Tuburn Mary Tnmpkins sarah
" MIS-, TraS~Ts Eschel Nr-.
I-UiTich Hannah Mrs
N-Sandyk- : A Mrs
~-N@-t MaTy Nrs, Wiib-r Lizzie Mrs. Wood
Msrsarrt Mrs. Wood Annie, William Ms
Wstt.r EhZa Mrs. " bite uetty "a, willard Ma
mic West Virginia q, wsidle Mar Mrs.
f-T0unE ssTah Jane, Yates Henrietta Grs
nr-cFLLAsE"U~--hrs. 4. VI. t; COUSIN Edith
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Forrnoon.- q. -
s2S for money, and eeS for account. Unissd
Ststes secs, 7Ika7is. Fries, sss. Illinois
Central, e5a.
PARIS, Jan. 9;-Forenoon.-The Bour-.. a.
heavy and renbss tend Downward The bal
lion in The Bank Of Frsnce has increased tsS. a.
tl-seNen million francs since last week
LIVERPOOL Jan. 24.-CoIton opens buoyan,
Il he sales OF the day are estimated AZ L5.eso
bales. Ssles of the week. TOT 900 balas. whereof
lo.s0 bales Were for speculation. and q, 90 fur
export. Stock in port. 4es.O0O bales. VIII. rot
ll1.,so bales are American. The sh5pn.n-s
from Bombay MP 10 the I4th instant ansouui "a
5000 hales. Br.'sdstufs firm.
QrEEssTows, Jan. 24.-The steamers Cus
OF Washington and Denmsrk. from New Yors
arrived late Yesterday
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NUTINY On BOARD SHIP.
The captain stabbed and two sailors shot

Especial Dispatch To the STAR
PORTLAND. NE. Jan. 2s-The bark Ella aud
Anna Captain A. ;. Randall which sailed
from this port for Savannah yesterday, ha.s pnt
back. - serious mutiny having occurred ou
board in which the Captain Wa stabbed - v.r.-
". Two sailors named Tbos. Davenport and
W william Mctarty, We're wounded with pls.oi
shots. The mnuneers were subdssd by tD..
Officers, and We're brought 10 port in iron.
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At ministerial dinner given Al Bristol
England, "wednesday evening, Lord stanley
who was present, made a significant SPEECH
Referring to Ireland, he said that Ireland has
never been in more prosperous condition nor
has she ever been more disaffected The ls1trr
he attributed mainly to the designs of Amer
can soldiers He thoug hi the proposed church
reforms ought TO 60 over to the next Parliament.
and as to the land reforms, they were out of The
question. Duffy, the Fenian who was arrested
1T Dublin, and sent to Milbank prison, died
there yesterday. The Chinese Goverumen,
has taken some military steps on the Russian
frontier which the latter regards as wariike
and offensive. protest is to be sent forward.
The French Emperor has forbidden the publi
cation OF Prince Napoleon's pamphlet on III,
subject Of the foreign and domestic affairs of
France. The appearance Of the work has brsn
looked to with great interest, and there is con-
seq uently, much popular disappointment Al
this unexpected decision Of the Emperor. The
biia for furnishing improved Spanish breech.
loading arms to the army, has passed the dor.
tee. and is now q law. The United States fi1s,
under command of Admiral FarTagut, will re-
main AT Touloa during the rest Of the winter.
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IN Spr1nsh'id. Mass q lively opposite,
- ". regular msrket men is spring.ng an
nNai snhi~ are called ~curbsfore mar
1one hundred thousaad Arab l.,.
starved 70 death IN Areris. . -
Ihe mineral and mari lands ,a a. 60,
and Madison, Va, have attracted a vo-ss.",
purchaser, who desires TO huy lO.ee a..r.- IA
s,,...a mineral region aud sttir Graa oosouy
- Rev. Dr, Bellows ssys DreS...,, j. tan -.
oeer and music saloons snd gars.ens, s.rr.
men carry their pipes, and ladias their as,s...s
ana with mid ent ionr pofafions. sft out .s-
cellent concerts OF four hour l,.r.s...., - (.
cv0t Of ssxp~nce Q bod
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FIRE IN NEW YORK.

tspecisi Dispatch TO the star
NE" YORK, Jan. 2s.-The mems farnlsh.,,
foods house of Waterhouse. Have a 90 ar,
dry goods store OF III. Il n. ]. Bruner. No q,
had head ttreet. was partly destroyed by ilre l...a
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~ Within the past eish,eau maa.hs ,,..
fhllsdelphians have nvestsd over on. ~,
drsd and thirty thousand dollars in tha ,,',
cnase and improvement OF land m S.,-n'.,..,
county, Nd near Westover station a. "a
Eastern Shore railroad, a contlnunfio. 90 -,
generally called the Delaware r.iIroas r,e
iand IL 10 be used for the cultivation or ann.
peaches. and other fruits ana herries'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

vorce case Botoriefy, was csnyh, -. sSSs az
POLICEMAN tne other day, IN negro rui.s- ySs,e
sAss e,scssned ss hauling wsTos in Which n wae
: honss s,a x.,: ne had been running the s;iiI IN
81 = nose - iroin which attention had been df,.-,sa
s os biacsrd OF "smsll-pox- on th, a.. 9
nj, ""rHn seems 70 b. sfter something ,IIie.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24
GOV. fENToN.s RECEPTrOS To rur
NEW NoRk LEGuSLATVRE

iHPecia bspatch 10 the Star
ALBANY, jan 2s-The annual r~crn,,oo of
sns A~gisiaiure was given last nighi by Gov.
fenton nj the Executive Mansian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

pS-To ohtaip 7uy of these letters the arrH-an,
m.st call for advertised Letters" gp.e the date
oH ths list.
sSHn cslIed for within one mont, they will be
-.sst 90 tbt Dead Letter DfEce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED. - Acting Third
Assistant Engineer J. n. Clements, of the
Navy, has been nonorably discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

1Brigham Youngs new school NJ ,h>
Prophets is to introduce phonetic speiiirs
~ The liquor dealers Of TORONTO uuh,,. n !.
the Age. SfH'' ci
"A New Yorker protests against p,os
bIots cooking eecanse he doesa ! make bafed
n1-0vsr two hundred villa tnrhex. <.
psep saet near 1anassas, We, this seasou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

THK FURTHER CONSIDERATION Of the case OF
Isaac l.. Gibbs, nominated as Governor of
Idaho Territory, was postponed to-day by the
Senate Territory Committee until Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

NOT EXACTLY-The New York Nal saws:
The newspaper correspondents of Washing
ton are delighted with Dolby and Dickens
Reason why-they were complimented with
free tickets
Not so. Newspaper Row" is IN a ferment.
from being slighted by both dickens and Dolby
We saw the correspondent OF leading New
York paper plank down SIS yesterday for six
ickets, and explosive was his wrath thereat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Pacific Raiir.ad-Hrssy Rain
The 1ndians-Ni iuing-S a ndtdats fof Gca-
srrss from Ariyona-Nesrment. Of s..a.
MrDoweI1-Alssks-R Suffrriu. amsn-
the Troops.