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8 LONDON. June 23.-The dispatches
from Madrid. announcing the news of
the proposed mediation of the United
States ia the question at issue be-
tween Spain, Peru, and Chill. is gen.
orally accepted In official circles as
the practical termination of the war
The latest adyices from South.
America state that the Spanish Pa
eife squadron, under Admiral Nune-
Ze, had arrived at Rio JaDieTo. .-.
LONDON june 23.-George Francis
Train was again arrested to-day, and
brought before the Court of Bank
ruptcy, in Barring Hall Street. !, He,
vehemently protested against his ar
rest. and declared it proceeded from
political motives, and appealed to the
United States army and navy for pro-
lection. He was eheered bby the
spectators, aud after afbriefexamina
tion was remauded to- prisoniTbyV the
Judge. haG aGluJ 8gt moqn hAs.a-
EoNDox, June BIN the House
of Lords this evening" the Scotch. ReF
form Bill p1ssedsto a secend9 reading,
p 0I3 3oSDoN, June 23-Dlidnight.-4In.
( the Comm ons to- night the bill for the
purchase. oPitelegraph lines by Gov
eranent was referred TO a committee.
q llil s s'0S.si ?. I TTuRkEY.3 81 q ess +
y BELGRADE, Juue 28. MILAN dates
of the 4th Say that the new Prince of
Servia has arrived from Paris, accom-
panied By Councillor Ristich and his
tutor. The Prince is received with
great. enthusiasm By all classes. He
was met at the gates by the principal
officers of the Pmncipalijy and con-
Quoted to the cathedral amid the se{
clamations of the multitude.
At the conclusion Of the grand and
imposing ceremonies at the church,
the Prince was escorted to the palace,
where he is now installed.
Alexander Kara George Wich indig-
nantly repels certain insinuations
which are circulating against him,
and denies that he had any connec-
ton with or knowledge of the plot for
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From HaYana.

HAVANA, June 23.-Ex Mayor
Monroe. of New Orleans, who arrived
here lately with a number of men, to
carry on the business of loading and
unloading vessels In this harbor, has
been prevented from engaging in such
occupation, on account of the severity
of the Spanish laws, which permit
only discharged seamen and members
Of the navy to act as stevedores.
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The ChInese EmhassY.

New YoRK, June 23.-The Chinese
embassy will return to Washington
tomorrow night and remain about
three weeks to close up diplomatic
propositions. subsequently, visiting
New York, Saratoga and Niagara, and
sailing from this city for Europe,
where he expects to spend two years.
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BY CABLE.
ITALY.

ROME, June GA consistory was
held yesterday, at which many new
Bishops were appointed. The Pope
delivered two separate allocutions,
one concerning the Papal Bull. call
ing general council Of the Roman
Catholic Church, and the other on
the present state Of religion in Aus
tria. -1Eg9cme4
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License Law to be Enforced in Mass
af rr achuSettS f ID I

Boston, June 23-ChiefSsate Con-
stable Jones has issued orders to HE
s1berdinates to rigidly enfore the Law
against unlicensed liquor sellers. n
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Progress Of MISSISSIPPI Elactlon.-

y MEMPHIS. June o. 3.-The election
in North Mississipppia Is progressing
duietiy. CAS- far as heard from. every
town on the Central Railroad, from
Canton up. gives large Democratic
maiorities. except Durant.a Water
Valley gives Ats against the Constttu-
ton and Z for it; Walden, 300 against
aud % for; Springdale, 200 against
aud none for.
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HOUSE-.. AsHINGToS, June 3.
Paine asked a question 81. pTiyIeges and
( he b owsad nj nis1ered to Logan H. Roats.
James Kinds anq Thomas Boles, members
elect from the state of Arka usas.
II s.y nard st1gg ested Whether1t would not
p be better so take the same course as nad
been tax en- in the case OF the tennessee
delegates-refer the CREDENTIALS formally
TO the Committee on Elections, and the
resolution was so modified and agreed to.
Stevens, OF Pennsy tvanta, ohered the
usual resolution directing the Clerk TO
present to the Secretary of state, the Ar
kansas bill passed over the Presidents
veto. Adopted.
O'NeilI introduced bill to provide for
the granting of pensions 10 those ex-Oth-
GERS of the army, according to their rank
at the safe of final muster out, who were
wounded while serving as enlisted men,
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PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-In the
Fourth District the Democrats have
nominated Jas. B. Nicholson for
Congress
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y nashville, nJuhei T23. - B. H.
Payhe, tried in the, Criminal Court of
Nashville for the murder Of NJ. s. AL
len, seducer of hisl#4fe, was acquitted
today The cause occupied the
Court a week, and the jury was but a
short while In .agFeeing upon iver-
,lietF iikinsr fsG8H To arEnIf SIT
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FOUNDER on Vassar college bead.

PoUaHKEEPsIE, June % Mathew
Vasssr, of POughkeepsie, founder of
Vassar College, died suddenly this
morning. aged n.
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chs, assassination Of the late Prince
Michael. 80 g

FRANCE.
PARIS, June 23MLa Lt5er7s pub
fishes a report that Menatti Garibaldi
is raising volunteers to make another
attack on Rome.
.dAt public banquet in Civito Yee-
chit General DHmente, commandant
of the French. forces in the Pontifeal
States, in a speech declared that
France Eeuld peveH abandon the
n OH amer, " .aefEf2 b8fay sHf
Ri8sh rshea GERMASYss of veb.of
Z BREMEN, June % A4Ani extensive
fire s yesterday ddestr6ysd thegiBare-
skousesIofi Fritz Boys auaoSbuthing u
tSohsd The buildings con tai ned heavy
st9cks96fnee tlen aa6 bobaeeb. bat lit
tile Of which WIS isaTed.d q The fire
originated among cotton gsanlRles.
1loss1and INSURANCE sHet asceFtalned'
,tAo4IkI9 PRUSSIA. NoN
ere BERLIN, june t23.-=It is reported
that the American Minister Ban
croft, has signifed his intention of
being present at Worms, at the cele-
bfation of the Reformation 10 unyeil-
4 ing the status of Luther.sr
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a0lLEII pRESsIA. -
POlsoBia5i case,

+ CLEVELAND, June 13.-The jury in
the case of Mrs. Victor on trial for
poisoning her brothets William Par
qnet. with arsenic in February. 1867,
TO day yrendered a verdict of guilty.
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Pencils,
InkStdnds, DC,

ever brought to this market, and which
hey propose to sell, fa ou
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wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL,

st small advance on Eastern cost.
Their stock consists In part of the follow.
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CONGREssI0NAL PROCEEDINGS
ARKANSAS SENATOR'S ADHITTED'
sra - TO SEATS. r b
CoNsIDRRATI0N aoF TAX Bill

- ~ - Ia F
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important Resolution,

Senator Conness introduced the following I'm
portant resolution, which was ordered to be
printed:
Whereas II is stated on credible II not Tin.
doubted authority that American citizens have
been arrested and are deprived OF their liberty
by the Government OF Great Britain upon sus-
picion OF conspiracy and the commission Of overt
acts Of hostility against the peace and dignity OF
that Governments; and whereas the first duty Of
aGovernment Is the protection Of its citizens
against the hostile acts OF foreign States; there
fore
Resolved BY ne Senate, ths House Of RePrsssnta-
tipes concurringD That the President OF the Uni
ted States 10 hereby directed to cause immediate
investigation as to the facts OF such alleged ar
rests Of American citizens, and II 1t hall be found
that any have been so arrested, who have com.
mitted no overt acts hostile to the Government
OF Great Britain nor conspired to disturb the
peace OF that nation then the President Is here.
by directed to demand the unconditional and i'm.
mediate liberation OF such person or persons and
also indemnity for such violation OF the rights OF
persons so arrested or held In custody and the
President is hereby authorized to use such part
OF the land and naval forces Of the United States
as shall be necessary to enforce said demands.
Senator Ramsey presented petition OF citi.
zens OF Minnesota OF similar import; which was
referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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Tho Presentation OF the Roger sher.
man watch 90 Lieutenant General
". n. Sherman.

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- a. -. a. In,oro.,In. a.,.,na.I..
y...is.s - ,,a.o ....m,,oS N.tasa
-. 49,, p.n..y n.iIaeIa snd rmn,,,Con
modo,o p,iJges tbe P,vmaster 0eneral of Tho
N.vy s.c,et.ry Wel,es and A..I.,ant ssc,o
tsrv Faxon, senator, Cameron. wilson. Ramsey
noo,,,tIe crime, John,on pom.,o, ra,,y
.nd o,ber., Repre.entatiye, woodhrid1e Pc
land. Maine. Kelley. Mvera Mo,ri,.ev' Weed
Ketcham, seeley. Ch.n,cr. Morebead. and many
other gentlemen Of the House, SNEAKER Coifay
and Ii.,ten.nt C,over,or vooJfo,J of N.,v
York, Hon. Isaac N. Arnold. Of Chicago. and
m,nv other publie men,
An hour or an WA. spent in soci,l chat and
eonver,ation. when the guests were called to
o,de, .n1 the pre.eptation ceremo,ie, were On.
tered upon. and conducted with eminent success
and .,tisf,ction.
The presentation .peech was made bv Senator
re,,r. ~ Connec,icut, and when We s,,te m Al
IN. .dd,e.. ~ the bonor.bIe gentleman wa.
y.rv h.nny etfort unIoue In m nner and m ,tter-
-, nerfect vcm of itsclf-we only saw what al,
n,e,ent w,il endor,e Mr. Ferry traced the life
~ Roce, sherman from his childhood d.v. nm
10 hi, m,nhood. and through his long and bril-
liant career a. A nublie man and .tatesmnn. His
f.,hs, a,oa wbsn ,oung sherman w,. . mere
yon,h 80 ,ot, . ,y,doy and several vounvs,
brot,srs and .,.,er. denenacnt upon him Tor .nn.
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Senator Wilson presented the petition of the
delegates to the Georgia State constitutions
convention, praying "the Congress OF the United
States TO authorize the convention, either
directly or through the Governor, to institute q
civil provisional government In said State; and
that all true friends OF the reconstruction acts
be made eligible to once under said government
The petition was signed by nfty-nine delegates,
and was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Harlan presented = bill for tho relief
OF the destitute poor Of the District OF Column
bia, which was read and referred to the District
Committee. The bill approprlatcs the sum Of
$4,000 for the temporary relief of the destitute
population In the District, to be expended under
the supervision and direction of the Commits
sioner OF Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lands 1t also provides that as far as practi
cable the money shall be expended In the employ
ment Of persons upon the public grounds and
works In the District, for which appropriations
have been heretofore made by Congress, said
laborers to be under the direction Of the Com
missioner OF Public Buildings.
Senator Harlan presented the petition Of
farmers and others Tor the regulation OF the sale
OF hay and straw in the District OF Columbia
which was referred to the District Committee
The bill provides that hay shall be sold by the
net hundred, and that twenty hundred weight
shall constitute a ton.
Senator Morgan, from the Library Committee,
presentedA bill for the relief Of Philip X. Fen
DALI granting him the OF % 100, out OF moneys
not otherwise appropriated, for citing the
writings Of James Madison. The bill passed to
a second reading.
Senator HENDERSON presented a bill for the
funding of the public debt and the amending of
the banking laws of the United States, which
was referred to the Committee on Finance and
ordered to be printed. The bill has seven Sec
tions attached and is important In its provisions
The supplementary reconstruction bill passed
the House yesterday by vote OF 1873 yeas to 10
nays. 1t now goesto the Senate, in which body,
1t is said, Its fate Is doubtful
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Senator Patterson, OF New Hampshire, pre-
scented bill In addition to an act entitled IAN
act regulating the tenure OF certain civil Offices "
1t provides that the act regulating the tenure
OF certain civil Offices passed March End, 1867, Is
hereby so extended that after the passage of this
act no general or special agents, by whatever
name or designation they may be known, OF the
President or OF any Of the Departments, bureaus,
or branches OF the Government, shall be ap,
pointed, commissioned, employed, or continued
In ONCE, except such as are duly authorized by
statutes, specifying the character, number, and
ployed
Sec. 2. That the term OF office Of all general
and special agents named in the preceding Sec
tion lawfully employed at the time OF the pass.
age OF this act shall expire within thirty DAYS
after such passages and hereafter every such
agent shall be appointed by the President with
the advice and consent OF the Senate.
Sec, 8. That all the penalties provided in said
"Act regulating the tenure ofcertan civil oiicesn
shall be applicable to and enforced In case of
any violation OF this act. The bill passed to
q second reading
Hon. BEN. WADE, Senator Pomeroy and others
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Assembling OF the West virginia Leg
isIature,

WHEELING, January 2i.-The West Virginia
Legislature assembled to-day, Mr., Stevenson,
the former speaker Of the Senate, was reelected.
Mr.. McWhorter, Of Kanawha, was elected
Speaker OF the House. The Governors message
was read this afternoon. 1t Is a concise docu.
ment, and displays an encouraging exhibit Of the
Affairs Of the State.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 2i.-Joseph Beker was ar.
rested yesterday while serving on the United
states jury, on requisition from the Governor
Of Missouri, on the charge Of obtaining 10000
worth ofgoods from A. l.. Lacroix on false pre-.
fences.
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ArPoISrED.-wm. McLsin was yesterday APP
pointed, by Commissioner Cspron, chief clerk OF
the Agricultural Department. Mr.. MeLain has
been acting chief clerk Of the Department since
Mr.. Capron has assumed the charge of the
bureau, and the appointment is most excellent
one
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1T oIvKs US PLEASURE to state that the accounts
Of Col. Forney, Secretary Of the United States
Senate, have been fully adjusted by his financial
officer, and any persons DESTROYS OF information
on the subject can be gratihed by calling on Hon
r. W. Taylor, First Comptroller of the Treas
ury. There has always been large undrswn
appropriatlon In the Treasury to the credit Of
the Secretary OF the Senate, and the Government
has never been In the slightest danger OF losing
a dollar.
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IoYYICIAL.1
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.

wAsHiSGTos, January II, 1865 !
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. John Black, the Vice Consul o
the United States at the city OF Mexico, of the
death, on the 18th OF December last at that city,
of I,cwls q Slocum
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HAVANA, Jan. 2l.-At San Luis P0tosi the sol
diers were robbing the people. The bandits de-
feated the troops sent against them.
Atlatest accounts affairs were becoming more
quiet at Yucatan. 1t was supposed that the
approaching expedition was having good effect.
Gen. Lersindi Is determined to prevent the Or
gsnization or departure OF an expedition from
Cuba for Yucatan. The followers OF Santa Anna
are consequently much depressed.
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onIrr S SrAa =. s.. z or,Ior. !

VHIEF VVIHTKHHAsrfh g UfFICI,1
DIsrRIor oY NEw MRxIco,
SANTA FE., N. NJ, January s, 1853
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
Y clock, M, on FRIDAY, the sst day Of January,
1859, when they will be opened, for delivery 10 the
ouartermaster's Department at Fort wingate New
Mexico, Of 90 bushels OF CHARCOAL. made Of
Delivery to commence by the 18th day Of February,
1858, and TO be completed within four months.
tity will be received.
For further particulars in making proposals see my
advertisement for proposals for Grain dated the Dll
ulRtimsc, or S apply. A. this oalee. ,,.,.,
Nm "A1 "'''' " INC u"asf''shsa ~ santa re-
BY order Of Byt. Maj. Gen. George W. 0etty
n l. LGDIN6ToN,
,,,. Byt. Lieut.. Col and Q. NJ, o. 8. A.,
JAZZ lUt Chief Quartz rmA Ater
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THE SUPREME Court yesterday rendered de-
cision on the motion made by Judge Black to adj
vance the McArdle case on the docket, setting
the first Monday in March to hear the argument.
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The House of Representatives yesterday, by a
vote OF So to Of, tabled the bill which provides
for the appointment of marshal Of the District
by the supreme Court OF the same. The bill
was also intended to give the marshal the power
OF appointing the warden of the jail, but the
action of the House yesterday puts a quletus
upon II.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STArEs PArEsr OFFICE,

~ UNITED STATES PArEsT OFFICE.
= On the petition Of l. orIo p Meyer. q Nswtown,
20 R iSt ths I % 81 patent granted
n Treating Caoutshoue, and other vglesniIAbls
R ss which takes place on the az day Of April,
Is ordered mat ne said petition be heard a. II
next, asia o,sI0sk m and ~ psr;Sn. nOtIdsd
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO hle
IN writing, at least foenfy days before tho day Of
hearing Al testimony hled by either party, 20 DO
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The USUAL CABINET MEETING was held yes
terday, all the members being present excepting
Mr.. Stanton The session was prolonged one
The White House had few visitors during the
day, amous them Senators Hendricks and Buck
Rlew.
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Mn. DELNAR, Director Of the Bureau Of Sta.
tistics furnishes the following compilation rela.
tive to railroads In The United States!
In 1928 there were miles Of railroad In 1885,
l,s+3 miles; In ls4s, 6,os2 miles in 1883, 2sTs5
miles, and In lsCs, there are IS COG miles.
The deceminal relation between domestic ex.
ports and railway mileage was as follows:
Decade ending 1887, to one mile OF railway,
s22t5,oOo decade ending lsII, ga, 900 Of exports
to one mile Of railways decade ending 1857,
$4,000 OF exports to one mile OF railway decade
ending 1901, little short OF $1,000 Of exports to
one mile OF railway.
From the uniformity Of the details from which
the last mentioned average is taken, the proper.
ton 1t furnishes is deemed a fair criterion for
the future.
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been nxed In lieu Of the after.
noon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLYAx's receptions are to be every
Friday evening, from So to II p. m, commencing
Friday Jan. II.
The receptions of the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from l to 4 p. m. Resi-
dence, Lafayette Square, Sixteen-and-a-half
street.
MRS. PosTNAsTER GENERAL RANDALL win
hold her receptions on Wednesday afternoon Of
each week, at No. 4o2 l. street, corner Fourteenth
and l..
The LADIHs Of Secretary Browning's family
will receive their friends, as usual, on wedncs-
days, from Il to o'clock, p. m. Residence on
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
GENERAL GRANT will be at home on wednes
day evening, Februsry6. No cards Of Invitation
will be issued. Residence, I street, near New
Jersey avenue.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirEp STATES PATRsr Orr


n .,--,,,, WAsHIk0roN, Jan. II, lSS
!r,x de bonis non Of James H. stimpson, deceased,
Baltimore, Maryland, praying for the extension n
patent granted 70 the SAD james H. Simpson, rs
executor Aforesaid, the l7h day Of October is MI
pRssaa,sa ~ s snH A As
ysS a. 5T0 r. shs expiration q Which takes
Is ordered that he sad pltiticn Ia hard nj Tho
Patent once on MONDAY, Tho SotR day of Mare eS
al. 20 spSsa and sRG% WY
r e: Pst SsSNSns so ~ 70
oIksaIV hisa " ssss s pas.y sI 70 S 81
% % (. Y xl oho which
Dispositions and oihsrpaper, relied upon as testl.
mgGt DO nled II The otaoo ttsaty days before
dsysshet ding fIS tostYmcay, aA'' "'h'H' 70"
Ordered, also, that thil notice be published I'm the
pafie e Sna ,hs dntsIHiYsnesr WssLnspn
week for three successive weeks, the frat Of aid
9ss 70 DO least sixty days pseyoas The
|aH-fS ponmfssioner Of Patenh.