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7, Appo1srrxEsT.-The Hon. w W. Holden,
Governor elect of North Carolina, has ten
dered the position of private secretary on
his staff to Robert Douglas, the eldest son
of the late Senator Stephen A. Douglas, Of
Jl1inoia t-.gss-.--. -.ss..ss .sEtsjtfrEr 81
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SpECIAL NOTICES.
-. Tur LATEST NEWS FROM MAIN
We STREET. n 81. s-..,.

T.
STREET. H .s
npy GOODS CHEAPER THAN EvEB.
.-s,, sale Of BARGAINS still continues,
i .,,s : srea. rush to the cheap store Of JOSEPH
S~pr.sE is a proof that the public appreciate
s,c, that he Is selling goods cheaper than che
- sSa.ncs,. Having bougst heavily 81 The late anc-
.,o,s can safely say that can sell goods cheaper
..,, they can be replaced for In New York. Look
;, cur price list below: Z; sz4.,,s
r,.o-ea Mourning Pop,.ns at Soc, cheap at soc.;
r.rpers, Satin at soc., cant be replaced for less
than soc.:
p,., Colored Tamsrtincs at s7c., worth eec.
nrcuadine for Wells, all shades, at s7c., worth
zinc Linen Bosons at Sc, worth double the mo mo-
Good Linen Handkerchiefs at ioc,I Iiic., and Is.
: ,dies, and Misses Hose at l2Scs and upwards Y
check and Cambria Muslins at Is. per yard;
a,,.woo, Flannel at 2sc., worth s7sc. - at
:. splendid article Of white Brilliant only Soc;
Linen Crash for Towelling at l2ic.;
Apron Checks at l2ac.; !ifk Sttf ~
shiriing Stripes at l2}c.s 54F e.sf.s4rr,..
Good Bed Ticking at le3c; s.lsst,....9 ~
IriSn Linen at s7A worth &C.,; lad 49,
french Corsets at 75c. and 81, a great bargain; q
Haregc Wells at 45c., worth e2ac. &,
4 large 10, Of beautiful Embroidered Bands at half
their value;
Brown sheetiug at 14c., worth ls;
pIl,owcase Cotton at 2oc,, ~ inches wide =
10. Shecting at 45 worth eoc.
White Alpaca very fine, 55c., cheap ut 81;
Black and Colored SILK, the cheapest In Rich
mond;
Kentucky Jeans for men and boys ut 2oc., worth
aoc.; .tstsf-c
A fine assortment Of Tweeds, Cassimeres, Satinets,
&C.. which win be sold without regard to value !;
3! Linen Damask for Table-cloths 7sc., worth $I;
Ladies' SILK Mits at Soc, worth 75c.;
Fast-coored Calico at lsic., worth 1s.;
Merrimack Calico at 15c., worth 2ec.;
Ladies' ohawls, Hoop Skirts, and other goods, too
numerous to mention.
Call early at the store Of
JOSEPH STRAUSE, IS
and get some of those great bargains.
Don't forget the No., 1854 Main street. between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth, opposite, Palmer 4
Son. ,,s. s&3T ap %
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r y y 5FfETTv E1I TFfsffft iIgfyf;s 40 i - q.
Corn and Flour E1change.
RrcH,roNS, MsJ Il, .186e.
orrHRINos.

Whsat.-White, u bushels. Red, 70 bnshcls,
Mixed. .ll5 bushels. .Jt III f4d1S6w ..eJtt,tsg
OHs.-As bushels.
Rye..-ska bushels. ,E2d4sas EFrt}tsg 80 -
SALES.
Wheat.-White, u bushels very good at $3.50.
Red, Ia bushels good at&27o. It; ,l-gs
E5ru.-White, 200 bushels at et.td; 80 bushels at
9LlG Yei1o~, rso buuiseis at Slsis " buaneis &c
81. III ~ ~, ss 4
oats.-4s bushels prime at esc.a as -,
Rye.-2s bushels fair on private terms Ia bush-
els fair at $L77i.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.--In this
court yesterday Mr.. Maury concluded the
argument in the case of Hart Us. Allen, an
appeal from the District Court Of Williams
burg, and the case was continued.
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Insurance AND SAVINGS CoMPANY OF
VIRG1NIA.-The second annual nesting Of
the stockholders of this company was held
at the Office Of the company on yesterday
at S P. NJ. o.r4e o84 i, gotarsl95 stzy s.
The annual report Of the President and
Directors made very favorable exhibit OF
the condition Of the company. ,''.,'-
The Board of Directors elected for the
ensuing year consists of Messrs. D. j. Hart.
sock, John Enders, W. B. Isaacs, W. G..
Paine, Parker Campbell, John G. Williams,
A.. Y. Stokes, 8. G. Tardy, W. G. Taylor, g..
s. Palmer, and e. s. Turpin. as ~
Mr.. D. J. Hartsook was unanimously re-
elected president, David ]. Burr secretary,
and B. G. Wherry, Jr., assistant secretary.
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EAST HANOVER PaEsBYTEnY.-This ec-
clesiastical body held an adjourned meet
ing on Yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock at
the rooms of the Publication Committee IN
this city-Rey.zE.H. Rutherford, Of Pc
tersburg, moderator, and Rev. :. B. Con-
verse, temporary clerk. After the conside-
ration Of important business, without re-
cording any 6aal action, Presbytery ad-
iourned to meet this morning at the same
place at 8 o'clock. 1,,, &f5f ,s.,.yI s: Essg. rs 3
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MssnHEsrEaJam II. Cox, Esq, Con-
seryatiye congressional canvasser, viii ed.
dreas fhesc;tizeus Of Msncheste tonight ct
s o'clock, ct the Town Hall.
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REsreNEp-P. A. Davis, Deputy United
States Marshal for the District Of Virginia,
hos resigned his ohss,
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sg VIM. B. IsAACs & co., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. SRI =
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or ON
time in sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same. Fss - ~
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold Ut liberal discount
mh 2s-sm s6!
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AUez7oN Sales THIS DAY. IL. !

PtreAdsers Of Recf Estate sold 6etsceen he &rst
ddY9 u January and tse frst day Of July pay The
tares thereon for the current year.
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ExEcUTIyE.-Simeon n. King, Of Chicago.
was on yesterday appointed commissioners ~
for Virginia in Illinois. ~ ~ ,'s =. =
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Cry WATER Works: THE new superin-
tendent went out to take charge yesterday,
but finding q merry picnic party on the
grounds, concluded to wait until to-day.
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.NIOTgE-lULESA AND HORSES
Ky arrived, and Tor saIe on very accom-
and ssia fsi,les Rrcnklin street. ON -.
HUNDREUMULES and HORSES amongst lnem
some broke mules and seyeral pairs OF so.a cessa
b rnh a. 3 = s.IT1ssll as3s JoHNsb DAFfH.
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gT POUDRETTE.-To FARMERS and PLANT
ERs this article Is recommended as the best FER
TILIZER known for corn, cotton, tobacco, and
vegetables. 1t is more extensively used In Europe
and Asia than all others combined and Is extern
sivcy used In the northern States. Made from the
night soil dead animals, and offal, from the city OF
Richmond, properly deodorized and made inodor-
GUS and believed to be equal, If not superior, to
auy made In the United States. Packed in strong
barrels, and sold at only TWENTY DOLLARS per
ton Delivered In any part of the city ,oitsout e-
ira charge. ,o,.nocn
a superior article for ToP-DREssING wheat clover,
and grasses, and permanent improver Of the
land.
Send for n circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAMIN,
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH ann Richmond Va.
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RoBERT IL. MAURY. JAMES L. MAUA1.
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
r. III. MAURY & CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1885,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
No. l0l4 Main street, ssEt saE
first house below the post-ofice
RICHMOND, VA. -
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, .-@i
and RAILROAD BONDS
and STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE all accessible points IN the United States.
fc7 ET ~
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sNTETIIGaENCE.
T1OR NEW YORK-.OLD 7 Do

T1OR NEW ORK--0LD DO-1&T1R
10 MINION STEAMSHIP CoMPA
NY.-The splendid new side:wheel sssmsmPs
.HATTERAE leave New York for Rtshmond every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and .SAIUkDAY:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FkkliplAf, 1' ana
These ships are entirely new thsy hsye elegant
saloons and staterooms the mre, aseounoo1-
Fresebts for points beyond New York foryarded
with dispatch, andnc chaEge made save ZOE &c.
'uei peSnnsstions sds with ssearars for al
southern and Euy0pe1n ports i Is s q. e.
insnrance eaected at lowest rates when ordsfed
n. L.9 MCCHEADy, President 1sI SfccnwacR
ssfeye' Wy'rEIiAMo. Iii o .DUNHAHlA CO.., Aseats ~
mys corner Main and Eleventh stsefts.
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sN- w. N. WORTHINGTON,
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
BANKER AND BROKER,
a5 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of STOCKS, BONDS GOLD, AND Elk
CHANGE st5S
Deposits received subject to sight draft and four
per cent. interest allowed on daily balances.
REFERENCES: - .yf3ss n
Ward& Co., New York: William Lamb, Esq,
President First National Bank, Norfolk, Va;
Garth, Fisher u Hardy, New York; Lancaster 4
Co., Richmond, Va, James Punnett, Esq. Presi-
aent G Bank Of America, n. Y; j. L.. Worth, Esq,
President American Exchange. Bank, N. Y;
Brown, Lancaster 81 Co, Baltimore, Md.
mil &-3m 'EEl .ssT
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DHILADELPHIA !, RIcHM0Nn e4fk
nisi AZ corsDostnafhls line win leave Phusdelfksa
every sATOBDAy,,s sad Riehnrnd syszy shi-s
D1krI atstassef issss for Norfok sIse
TON, akYANNAHs and NxW Q8ItAkHh fad
ai Psss.ss . ss1as 3 s isensS s. s. sss
ssssT9da. q! q q. xs9kss ssss = sSs HsSsss sToss
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NIOTIC mote dated the 4th day Of
October, 1867 made by Mary z. Briggs, for
fa aus, s,f two hundred and Elxy-slx dolfarsaad
eiQlrty-I,lne cents t$s6a
Alter date, neKotl liable and payable at the Mer7
chants and Mechanics Eaylngs Bank OF HlcMnond,s
NJ 4 fjsse siAy stolen from me- As the Hote Ma5 not
e,,inrsed bYmp, At cannot be negotiated par
sons sre hereby fdrewarned against dealing VIII
sns sg ssRs TN H say 1l -: :MesEs ooAsHaz,
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CITY GAS WoRks.-The Committee on
Light Of the City Council (Nlr. Clopton,
chairman y visited the gas works yesterday,
and receiving the same with;an inventory.
of stock on hand from Mr.. Campbell, the
retiring superintendent, turned them over
to Benjamin Bragg, General Schofeld's
appointee. The new inspector,o of gas was
also duly installed in the presence of the
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.EsREMsH M EoAlIATOEs Il 81 q FOB SALE AI
y 81. g 4 lny ETELls''ss. u.
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The Sherman House, at Chicago, which
is to- be the headquarters of the Radical
delegates, does not admit colored persons.
The Louisiana delegation will have to quar-
fer p1aawhprn ~
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Robert Ridgeway, Esq, viii address the
people Of Amherst at May court.
The Lynchburg EEginian fires yoney
at John Brown Wells every day. gTII -;
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8ielllllolld lispatlIl.

THE CALCULATIONS on THE .sDrsPA ATcHr
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINEBsCIRCu-
LAI1ON 0F ALLTHE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY
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JEWELLERS, &c.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-An persons hay
Il ing Watches, Clocks, or Jewelry with me ,or 5or
which have been on hand for six months will be
SOLD FOR CHARGES II not called for within
thirty days. c. 9. MALIEh,.
between Seventh and Eighth streets
Richmond. May II 1858. my l1M,ssa aA-
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sssza Ordered. Thst the order Of the Senate
that It will proceed at 70 noon to-morreW TO
ycts ON the articles of impeachment be re-
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L5rarian.-W. C. Mayo. ,...5 4. .,,s,
Reqisrar. pr. j. Hall Moore. J.
mo other business Of importance WAS
transacted. ;a.-3 .s-.4+sh go tGa2@a - .z9 :
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ASSAULT ON A POLICE CAPTAIN.

Captain sloat OF the Thrtieth precinct police, was
riding down town IN one OF the Eighth avenue cars
last evening" when couple Of young men, who had
evidently been TO westchester or some other place
where the Excise law Is not feared or respected, be-
came dsorderly and were annoying the passengers.
Captain sloat arrested the disordery one Of the
palr. and while carrying him to the station house
heard voice behind him calculating some
sentences Of fearful import The Captain turned
medately cried out, "victory or DEATH" and with
me idea Of getting one and giving the other, he
struck the Captain a severe blow on the head with
a shingshot. Doorman Ron, Of the Twentieth pre-.
cinc happened to be near the trio at the time, and
assisted the Captain In arresting his assailant The
younp men gave their names as John and Edward
Goodbody. they were locked up at the Thirticth
precinct station house, and the Captains wounds
were dressed and pronounced not dangerous.
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NEW JERSEY.
y srscy CITY.

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-ference Begins, who re-
sides at sos Railroad avenue, WAS arrested and com
United TO prison yesterday on complaint OF Catharine
Kelly, for an assault made on herself and her hns-
street and severely beat John Kelly, and when
Catharine came TO her husbands assistance he
brutay treated her also. Kclly's wounds were OF
such serious nature that he was subsequently re-
moved TO the hospital.
HOboISen.
A Boy RUN OVER AND KiLLRD.-About four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon child named Louis Kolb aget
three years. and son OF Frederick Kolb, residing a.
the corner of Newark and Monroe streets, was run
by the horse No. Is, OF the Hudson City line
and instantly killed, opposite his own residence
The driver, Philip Warner: was arrested, and com
bail. An Inquest will be held this forenoon.
Newark.
SERIOUS DRUNKEN AFFRAY.-At an early hour yes
eriay morning ARRAY took place on Belmont ave.
nue., between Jacob Conrad, proprietor OF an iron
foundry in the vicinity, and q man named David
Walter, in the Of which sungshot composed
of sharp piece OF stone and a handkerchief was
used with terrific effect on the person OF the former
The police interfered and brought both to the station
house. On arriving there COnradi, who was bleed
ing profusey from several ugly wounds on the head,
besides having finger nearly cut OF, had TO be
Guentiy he appeared before Justice Stopr at
the police court and entered complaint against
Walter. The two men had been drinking in q saloon
and quarreed about some trivial matter, the ADJUST
ment of which was transferred by mutual consent 10
the street. Walter, who also showed marks Of hard
usage In the shape OF obscure Optic admitted the
charge but SAIL he had acted In self defence. lie
was admitted TO bail to answer.
East Newark.
A FAMILY PoIsoNED.-On last Saturday family
consisting of several members named Douglas were
poisoned by shadfish which they had used for din
ner Mrs Douglas had procured the fish at market,
as usual and ii was not until late In the evening
that It's fatal consequences were perceived when the
members began severaIly to call for medical assist
ance, hut which was unfortunately rendered at too
late period rigid investigation wiz Immediately
10 q lY the auihOIlllpS.
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ARRIVALS.

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PIE Pr 81 Cape sna.
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thirty hours, with merchandise g Phillips 4 brown.
pa sssa%sup % Ioriisrd
steamship Gaucus, wadron, Boston, with mdsc, to VIM
Sp Moocka Hawthorne Liverpool rybee Island April
ssis Il,e Morrow ,,r, Baker Newport, =, March IS,
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yCss ssh SSaa sOs o a E0 s days ys
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sugar, 70 Walsh Carver ns. been dsys Of hassS
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ses and fonr tasyengers TO r Hsnford Co. '"" "''
Eng Lydia II Cole tBr Joncr Guautanau MIL a. wit
| surar, % Waydei Co; hatroders,s wtnis r.
sTs ws S9p .ns nss rf.s Az with bid
entire passage Was supplied with Prov BY pilot boa
schr sul,ana ABr yacht, Of The y OVAL Yacht squat
Cape do Verbs, Barbados frnbdsd Granada 81 vincen
Martinique Guadaoupe, Antigua, 81 tts Lagiayra Cur
| coa Havana and W gton. NAY '''' e-"''
schr s9msrs 4 scul .of srss Egg rIarbor, s,ecmsl
S :ss 81 sS ~as. y p. sS
| Hatteras.
| and rnolasses Roche Bros 'f' '
schr Helen IIow Coz schas y1nsalls, Mayssue RI
schr Nor wessers Foster Havana Ray with fruit, to DO
| ner A Potter.
schr setssswN sryS at, Masan,as May !, with fruit,
Meacham fNns,ms May g. on Cape tlorids passed Gel
l Ann Garrett tRiind New York.
Schr nc poy.s lof Rockland), Croctst, nasansas,
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photographic News
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
CHINA.
United states Naval Mission to Corea-seS sch
for the Crew and Passengers of tho General
Standardization Citizens Said to Be Alive
ia the Territory-Thc Bodies of the Dead IN
BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Consequences An.
ticipated.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, May TO- 1868.

| VoEEN's HOTEL, LONDON, May 10, 1858.
kilograms just to hand from Malta, Of this day:
date, report that dispatches from China hav,
| been received by Admiral Farragut announc
ing that the United States steamer Shenandoah
h! seven guns) Captain Febger in command, serv
| Ing in the Asiatic squadron, had proceeded un
der orders to Corea to inquire into the fate OF any
Of the survivors OF the American bark General
Sherman who may be found on the territory Of
the peninsula.
Reports have been received nom tirne to time by
the American naval officers in the China waters, as
well by General J. L. Kernsn, United States Con-
sui at ChingKiang, which stated, vaguely at first,
that some few American citizens belonging to the
General Sherman zone was named as Akerman)
were still held by the COreans, the responsibility Of
their detention being made to osclate between the
Chinese and Japanese.
Other accounts asserted that all the crew and pas
sengers of the Sherman were dead ancsh their
bodies were buried, but may be recovered
The Shenandoah will be employed in clearing up
the case.
for the duty, and it was expected at Shanghai
for some tune past that he would be detailed
on 1t.
The Captain is second in command of the United
States China squadron and was transferred from the
steamer Ashuelot to the Shenandoah on the 22d Of
February, to succeed Commodore Peterborough who,
becoming senior Flag Oflcer on the station by the
sudden death Of Admiral Bell, hoisted his flag on
the Hartford.
Captain Cebiger's command extends from Ningpo
to the Gulf Of Petchili and during his present i'm
portant mission he will make strict inquiry into the
fate of both the passengers and of the Sherman
and endeavor to obtain some proof of how they were
treated or disposed Of
and English.
The French had an expeditionary search in the
Corea in 1866 after the bodies Of murdered mission
aries, and the British sorrow with the Americans in
the case Of the General sherman.
Captain Fcb!ger and the Shenandoah may open
Corea to foreign commerce. much desired event, as
the country is said to be rich in gold and silver.
In 1866 the French sacked the town of Kanghoa
and carried Off public library, and the present
American expedition may terminate in a smart wal
extending to acquisition.
The government OF Corea is a despotic monarchy
but the King tacitly acknowledges the feudal SUI
premacy Of China, the Emperor sending two high
officers from Pekin to visit each monarch on his
accession to the throne.
The massacre Of the crew of the General Sherman
may lead to important results.
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The Death of Lord Brough,m.

We laio before the public yesterday, by
means of cable despatch sent exclusively to
the HERALD, the announcement of the death
of Lord Brougham. When man who has la
bored with so much pe-sistency upon almost
every subject interesting to his fellow man
winds up his career at an age exceeding oy
full score the ordinary number of years allotte'
to the human race, his demise ceases to be a
matter of surprise. Nevertheless, the dcath
of Henry Brougham, the ripe scientific scholar,
the able advocate, the eloquent debater and
lifelong reformer, will be felt throughout the
world. AS the successful defender of Queen
Caroline, the prosecuted spouse Of ''the first
first known outside his own country, and the
reputation then gained as barrister was in
creased as a parliamentary debater, prolific
writer, essayist and reviewer, and strenuous
agitator for reform, which he pressed in the
House of Lords with intense vigor. Even the
comparative retirement of his past life at his
favorite French villa did not withdraw Lord
Brougham from the sight of the public, for he
frequently emerged when the cause Of science
demanded his voice, and, indeed, delivered
some of his ablest addresses before learned
societies within the past few years, exhibiting
vigor of intellect exceedingly rare in minds
submitted to such wear and tear as his for
quarters Of a century. This vigor did not
seem to desert him to the last, for it is not
many months since he delivered mastery
address at the Manchester Congress.
Lord Brougham has left behind him the
record of one of the most remarkable men of
the century, by whose death link which con-
meets the present and the past in English poll
tics and literature is broken.
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COURT CtLtnnAps-THIs DAY.

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asa l3e IA0 1000, 1854 1904, 1915 $780, 14l4 1924,
sas 1870 s46 1885, 1914, 1864 $780, 1894 1884, 1890.
SUPREME CoURr--CHAMBERs.-Noa III. liz, lao,
164, III, 202 900.
SUPERIOR Coz Rr-TRIAL TErM.-PART mos. 37s1,
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GERMANY.

Minister Bancroft's Mission to the South
The naturalization Treaty.
BERLIN, May 10, 1868.
United States Minister Bancroft, with the approval
of King william and the Prussan Cabinet, takes his
departure from this Gil. tomorrow, bound for Baden
and Wlrtemberg.
His object is to meet the representatives OF those
countries and negotiate for the extension of the pro-
visions of the naturalization treaty recently con-
cluded between North Germany ana the United
States TO Baden, WdriembcTg and the other states
of South Germany, If possible.