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ORPHANS COURT, June 18th, Isss-Drs-
" IEICT OF COLUMBIA. WAsBINSTON COUNTY TO
with the case of PkTER u EEM, Adj
mlni-trater Of John Meem. deceased, the Ad-
n.iHistrstOT Aforesaid has, with the spproba-
non OF the orphans Court of Washington
County Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the
lNh day Of July, l5se for the final settle
Dent and distribution of the personal estate OF
sad deceased, and of the assets In hand, a. far
a. the same have seen collected and turned into
money when and where all the creditors and heirs
o. sad deceased notified 10 attend with their
claims properly vouehed, or they may Otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said ecsssed
estate Pro-tded copy OF this srder be published
once 3 week for three weeks In ths Evening Rtas
,o- Tsst-JAMEs B. o'BEIRsB.
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y stores ii and 3lf,
Southwest corner PENN avenue and 9th street
CHAkCERY SALE or VALUABLE IN.
WEST
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dnfriet OF Columbia pas sed June lith 1855 in the
cause OF Whestley vs., Clampit, ct al, No. US
equity docket No. g. the subscriber will sell Al
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY
July ~ st 57s o'clock, M, certain real estate In
the CITY OF W ashln gton aud District Aforesaid he
Ing parts OF lots and = in Todd subdivision of
original Lots mum red seven, ~ D eight 81 and
described as follows: @
Beginning for the same at Q point on the east
side OF 2lst street west, distant one hundred aud
nifty tl5O) ieet from the northeast corner of q
street north, and running thence east one hundred
up feet. thence north and parallel with said 2lst
street fifteen (ls1 feet, thence west enc buudred
(lD feet TO said 2lst street wet and thence with
the line OF said 2lst street west. south fifteen lsl
feet 70 the place of beginning with the buildin es
rights and appurtenARoee ~ the same belon gins
win right OF vay reserved over the rear thr ee
ans half t3hD feet OF the south part Of Lot 4 TO
the alley ten ll0l feet wide at the south of said
Lots and for the use Of the above described
real estate.
Terms One half cash; balance in sir and twelve
months. eae will be required when the property
Is ruck on. IL the terms OF sale not com pli ed
with in days from day of sale the property will be
resold at the cost and risk Of the defsulting pur
CHARLES M. MATHEWS, Trustee.
le dd6ds W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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$500. S agSia $ SxslH;SIs,J Trustee zee.
DY GREIE WILLIAMS,
No. s2S Southeast corner Of Seventh and sts
TRUsIEIy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE; sITUAIHD AT TIE NORTaEAsT


No. s2S Southeast corner Of seventh and sts.
TRUsIEIy SALE % VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. Situated AT The NORTaEAsT
CQRNER OF l0fH -sTRERT WEST AND +
sTRHkT SOUTH, uSLAHD)
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Coirmbia passed on the Sd OF uy,
1883, in . cause therein pending, wherein Rridley
ct 81 are co0Rlatnants. and Thomas ct a defend
ants. will oasr for sale, ct public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'D DAY Of July inst, a. 81
Ssl t,an p o; IN 20 !, q the Rssn s al ths
Ing st the south Of said lot and runnn
ssst with the line Of south street about II feet,
being the front On se1th street, occupied BY >
90 feet, thence about u lest TO 10th street west,
thence With the line OF 10th street vest 70 the place
OF be ginning.
TsiHs Of sale - prescribed BY the decree
One-tkird cash; balance In two equal install
ments n six and twelve moeths, with interest,",
term Of sale are not complied viii within i've
Gays nom the day Of sae the Trustee reserves the
right % rsee the Isemisse q the risk and cost Of
H t9e nnS,ie stiss S1 n ~ Srs 7,
so0e lsx sDaDer D0bliahs1 In the City Of vsshine.
ton, d. c.. OF such resale. Oonvsyanctng end
stAaps 1t cost Of Durshassr; ..x,v.
Hses QBEkS WILLIAMS. Aacis,
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Pr ICB o.

sonsnds 0srnsn Bittsrs, per bottle .......-.-Ol o
nail oosen.......... Z,
aoens.1S German Teais, pat - In uAft bottles :.
q = ~ bottle, Or hA1f losSa for o. @.
- Do not forget 70 examine vel ~ article yeu
buy, In order 70 get ths genuine. mas
Sold By Druggists aaa Dealers svsryWhsssi
0.D6Wool0 p ~
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I o. l BAT mack KREL.

NO. BAT HAOKKREL.
The attention OF Wholesale and retail dealers ID
called 70 eng large stock Of No. ! Boy and Shore
lowest Eastern jobbins prices.
h. n. BROWN D CO.,
Penn. ave-. bet 10th and 18th SITS.
Agents for Hawley's Mushroom Crackers, New
York Cider and Cider Vinegar. msl-n
MANIPULATING eighth edition Of this new
w Medical pamphlet, REVISED and inst published
work treats on the and cure Of premature de-.
cline and secret abuses of youth and manhood. 1t
gives q clear sy nopis of the impediments to mar.
risge and the remedies therefor. Enclose SIX
stamps tothe author, Box TIT Post Office, WASH
ington, ID. q. je A-lms
nan A III. WHQIa n n A p 0oGGF p n
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R2Y GREEN WILLIAMS
u, Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
NO. SAG, southeast corner It'll and ID streets
On TUESDAY, the l4th instant, at 81 O'Clock D.
n, We shall sell, on II ct. north, between LIST and
North CAPITOL streets Lot being Is feet front by
good depth TO Jackson street, with two small
frame Houses, having two good buildine fronts
Terms cash. GREEN WILI9AMa
ly 10 I'd Auctioueers
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DINEY POINT HOT TIL
SALT WATER BATHING.
This favorite resort, having been thoroughly rem
ovated, with increased cottage and other n n 4
accommodations, NEW BALL ROOM, &A0
LING ALLEYS, &C, will be opened lk:I3G
tcr the reception Of visitors the FIKsT Oh
JULY, when the subscriber solcits . continu ation
OF patronage heretofore literally bestowed pom
Board, Der :. :. 1s ~ 80
RtI Meek u 10
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AUCTION SALES.
q f0-MORR00.

AZ WE; I. WALL 4 Co, Asssioo.es,. = :,
onQnA aocSe and Casr,a6s BalAar.
| ve boeisisos avenue. e
sALl or HORSES. oaRRrao.s H.pxxs,
rr,r DC Ae. - -
,~sIOksQAf AORNlk9, July lsth, n ten
o'ci9sk, Es Win sell q The BAsaAr, Q aunssr OF
Snoole Ssfrfage and Noyk Horses, IL full sscriD-
uon . eA1et coUprising about
I0eff HORSES AND MULES
sui1ols 70 ssddie and hsrness, Of which . fall de-
.r.I -, TILL also sK Asstp.
hcTses, ban high and {sArs ola, y,
me 1isok mare, hands high. gssrs old, line
BAY Horse. Is. hands high 8 pears old fine driver
Sorre Aare, Is hands high. tyears old une Saddle
Or driving paPe. ~ - :.
Ihs above 10 first class stock.
A large eori.etep OF fsS and Second had Roc.
re nochswsys, Carriages, Wagons. and other
= ... Also. .ar-
vaad second hand assnsss. Saddles. Carriages,
ReeulAf sales dsys-Tussdays, Thur,dsys -
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
II W. u. WALL 90, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES:

AUCTION SALES: 1T
tina AFTERNOON.
lyY GREEN Z wTILIAMs,
- AaGtenesrs cod Besi Hss>ss erok-rs.
DO sac oouthesst corner 1th end d strees.
Let No s. in sausss s,s On. or NOR. lots.
Ioni.ns on aSaskLn street. bstyesa New Jersey
scrtH Is fs.s stncse. sres2 e s.et dss, 10 N ~
sy. On MONDAY. Jsiy lsS. i,sssst, sts o clock
One All I'll s;l xfiii ~ !. s: ss:s'
81 SSaM 9 Ei Ut ..I .,.,. 49,.
No, sss. :ostSs. f corner iih ana :ss:....
: rRsnE aoys. AND Lot TRoHrIse on
TMknn AND n SHEETS HORiH, ar
on a4SSkJ, u. 18Th instant. .. 81. O'CLOCK. ..
IA We We, 'sa,l .su on the premises, good House
Terms; os.. h.li osss; s.,.sc. in siz and ,v.,v.
nSnshs for notes sss.iss in.ers end secured 6y
4 ss y, L y. ,','s..'t
3. SEQ. sAE!1s J.. Esssl;:
'''p ss.l f one: SS ssiu nd
sra ISSsfH sfRfETs: ss& SSS aGPfk66
oakhL kr 4fAhR IS AJE si1 los s
SIX O'Clock on the premises we shall sen ths Whole
OF Lot and part Lot s. in Square "a, situ stsd on
the north SIDE Of Il street, bee~ssr Sta ana III
yard. This property hes front u g. feet. more
or less, BY depth Of lss feet p inches 70 ~ foot
lone Brick Building on the rear Of the Tot.
This property certainly ofers the best chance for
that has been offered a. this city Tor . hong time
Terms: One third cash, balance In 8, IA. and Is
months, secured BIZ deed Of trust and notes tesr-
ing interest All convey ancina and revenue stamps
At cost OF purchaser. 80 down st time 9, sale.
r. ie24dAds Int. and Chron.l Auctfoneerv
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs UNAyOIpABlY
postponed until MONDAY. July Is, same hour and
plsce COOPER LATIMER
y L-d6ds Auction-ers.
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llY GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40 Southeast corner Seventh and D sts

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY I6rY.
at O'Clock, on the premises. We will seIl tia
beautiful LOT on street north, between lsth
and 18th streets, having O frost OF n feet ana a
depth OF las feet less aud rear of lot front
ing On 81 foot paved sllev, between TIVE ine
three story brick buildings and both sides nv ~.
used for building q new house -
Terms: One hsh cash; balance in six and t~ Fl We
mont hs, secured by deed OF truet. All convey
sncing and revenue stamps ct purchaseris cost
SlOO deposit at time Of sale
MCMILLAN, DARNEIhLB q 90.
- Real Estate Brokers.
as 18th street, between and g sts
~ ls-t GREEN WILLIAMS. Aurts
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by C0OPER 4 LArIMER, .Aactieueers, =
u Late Clerks With Jas. G. Mcclure 4 Co :,
Southwest corner Of Penny lvsnia avenue ana lth
street, star Omce Building.
ASSIGNEES SALI OF LEASE, FIyTuREe,
GOOD WILL. &c., TOGETaIR WITH A
SSIUUSh of FANCY DBH GOODS AT Acc
ON TUESDAY MORNING. July I4.h, a, 10
O'Clock, viii sell AZ public suction Oh the premi-
sss lately occupied by Chas A. Howard bankrupt
snd known = the New \ ork Dry Goods and Fancy
store, No. Al street north, nsAr the corner or
Seventh street west. the ertire stock OF FANCY
Dkl GO0ps and VARIETIES in said Store, TO.
WILL belonging TO the sane The Lease h.
sir able. '' w
Terms cash. GEORGE MASON,
Assignee.
COOPER LATIMER,
jy4stuthiyli Auctioneers.
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TBSTIMONIALs.

HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
estO Jsstiss ot tis Sxyrsnas Cosut of Pa ,,v;tss.
PHILADKLPHIA, March Is, 1877
III ind .Hooha nd German Bitters' Is a FOOD
Epic, useful In diseases Of the di gestive oresns
and OF great bench In cases Of debility and want Oh
aervous action q the system. Yours, truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
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V,O ALL WHOM TT NAY OOHCERN.
DEPARTMENT or rHR IsryR1o1

TENSION OFFICE, uly 18th. >l88.S
Application having been made under the act Of
June g, 1850 for the reissue Of the following dc.
sss5eS ID! Land Which have
that At the date foIowins the description Of each
:pDes u.s. M s4RSs 3a.'Sn saadS ss''
No rs $50, for 10 cre., ISSUED under the act OF
nil, and wa. srsntsd March 8, 1853 July IS isss
was granted cs5 November IS, 1855. August 5, 1853.
9; 1855, in the name Of Clemeace HALEY, widow Of
SsSres HALEY and was granted Nag as
No: 69zis, for lSe acres, issued under the act Of
f.srgsry Il, is!,, in he c name Of Willis Lssth,
nd was granted May 80, 1919. August u 1873
No $50 for 100 acres, issued under the act of
was granted October 2 1856. September S, 1853.
No. 6s757. for lse acres, issued under the act of
OF Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
EsioSa Is, September be- -. 1865 .,
son, mother ana heir.st, law Of Daniel MeAHasr
50: ISL: September Is, 1858
No. 50 lO4, for 100 acres issued under the act of
nett. and was granted May 80, 1919 October 8 1873
t Nfsbs ST2 ~ PfTENT oFf1cs,
On the petition of sTEfFHEF aS fnS q 6S1n
wall Conn, praying for the extension OF patent
ar n ans By ssa@ 1r
for seven years from the expiration of said pa
tent, which takes place on the Sd day OF October,
1873
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the lith day of
September next, at IL O'Clock m. and all persons
are notified to spPesf and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Office their objections, spsci Ally
set forth in writing at least tr,sy DAYS before the
day IF hearing all testimony filed by either party
b. be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rnles OF the Of
ned which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon 40 tes-
tnDny must be filed in the office t,csnty days be-
fore the day of hearing; the arguments, IL any
within days after nlIng the testimony,
ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and In the INTEL gencer. Washing
ton, d o., and ip the Register, New Haven, onI,
once . week for three successive weeks; the Arst
Of said publications 70 Be et IeAs oxty days pre-.
vtous to the day of hearing.
ie2s-vsv ACTING Commissioner Of Patents
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WIN. MITCHELL, Prophet

STEAMERS LEAVE WASHINGTON every
- e. Tuesday at IL O'Clock m, wednesday
= et O'Clock Q. N Friday at o clock
O. m. and Saturday at s O elock Q. m.
AMI LEAVE BALTIMORE every Tuesday at 4
O'Clock D. m Friday at O'Clock p m, and Satur.
daJ az ! o'clock p. m. Touching, going and return
IN &, at the Point el6. II
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oTICE OF RKMovAL.

We would re pectfully Intern our customers,
lease the I properly on PsnnsyvsDia avenue be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, known As the Mast
bnifd a very handsome and commodious house, in
all respects suitable for . first class Dry Goods
occupy, and in order TO prepare for removal, We
from this date commsnce
LOSING OUT DUB STOCK AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Those who are familiar with the class OF goods
We usually Keep, and our manner Of transsctins
business will readily see the advantage Of such an
offer, and will no doubt avail themselves Of it,
Our stock Is very large for the season, and hav-
Ing been purchased very cheap, we are pre- pared
to offer the public some unusually fine bargains.
articles which We are very desirous OF closing out
in the next few weeks, viz:
$50 pieces OF Spring and Summer Dress Goods, at
lss4 and scents per yard.
80 pieces S Of a., spring and Summer Dress Goods, at
100 pieces of spring and Sommer Dress Goods, at
LOO piece. Of French Lawns and Organizes, at s1l
26pieces of Printed Linen Lawns, good quality, At
30 pieces Of Printed Linen Lawns 81 perior quail.
ity, ct 30 cents, reduced from IS cents.
Is pieces Of Broche Grendne in colored and black
grounds, at ii per yard-former price Sl.25
100 piece, q 6Oiered Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, at
aoo pieees Of Plaid Muslin, from % cents upward
20 risoes q Oolored Piaue, 1t 70 esnts-redaeed
% pieces white Pique, from rs cents to 81
With many other desirable goods, which We wish
TO close before moving.
DUB STOCK OF BLACK AND OOLORED
SILKS
is very large and the prices we are Offering them
az should be great inducement to purchasers.
OUR STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS
is very large, and comprises goods of the best
make, and are At the very lowest prices.
Newould also call attention to our
ELEGANT STOCK OF LLAMA LACE POINTS
which will be found the handsomest nd cheapest
in this market
One price only.
". n. SINISTER BRO,
je u d3t&eo3t No IS Market Space
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BOYD, HILLMAN co., ..
PhoDuCdnS, MEL3Hka SSRHAAts Sa AND pr SEHERAL
AssSssJor sale Of ths Celebrated PiasSxrs CasI on
rEBrIL1zERs, 81 bos REf bUsT, IPpoupRRrrl.s
No. ~ AND - LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between 9th and 10th SITS, Washington, d. q.
References :-Bsnk Of Washingtos; Lewis John.
First Sctionsi bsni: fitzSueh coyis, Prssidsnt q
National Bank Of Republici Sayles J. Bowen, Esq,
Insurance Agent; Hon. A. J. Dietrich; B. e. Fox
ESQ, Real Estate Agent Clagett Sweeney, Rea
Law. fe l9-Iv
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M WI; WALL Co, Asstiooses. =
o"fteA t aS.;. s.a S.,.,sss Bsi..s.
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FROM HEV. JOSEPH h. KEkNARD D. ID
Hs,tnx of tix Teafh RaptIxf Clnrck Ph,IaA.L.A. q

8hOM LEV. JOS6Kd d. hEhNARD, ID. ID
1s.fo, OF ts TsstA Baptist Caxreb, PHILADELPHIA
DS. Jacksoa-Dear Sir: I have been frequently
requested to connect my name with recommenda-
oHs OF different Ii ads Of medicines, but reg srdns
have in all cases declined; but with clear Oh oof
IN various instances, and particularly In my ewn
tsIaily, of the usefulness of DR.. Hoofand's German
Bitters, / depart for once from my usual course,
" express full conviction that, for general de,
b!tty Of the system asd sSpeeiailp for Ltrsy Com
'laiHt, tt IS SAFE aad ralsabIe pIsparattos. In
sill be very beneficial to those who suffer from
he above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth. below Coates street.
FkOM REV. Z. d. fENDALL,
AssfHdrt Editor Carts,iar Cyosicl, ph;ln
i have derived decided benefit from the u.a =,
hoenand 8 German Bitters, and feel In INV nrivi
lege 70 recommend them as q most vain Able tonic
. ell who are suffering from general deSility or
liver. Yours trnlv 'ne
E.b. TENDALL.
CAUTION
Hoofsnd German Remedies are countarfa,,s5
See that the signature OF Q. NJ JACKSOSis IN
the wrapper Of ssch bottle. All others are coun.
terfeit
Principal once and Mandatory stthe German
Medicine Store, No. 631 ARCH SfREETdPhIIa.
felphia, Pa.
CHARLKs n. EVANS, roprietor.
Iormsrly O. II. JACKSON co.
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HUN. JAMES THUMPSUN,
tJsdss Of ths SNprsms Court Of PenasyIranis
PEILADKL PHIA, April a. 1886
/ consider 'Hoohand's German Btters' q raIEn-
ss usdietss In cases Of attacks of IndiRestion or
Of II. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOM PsON.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-15
Congress-.

The Senate yesterday passed the bill: with
an amendment, to modify the act to Temporal
rily supply vacancies in the executive depart
ments. The case Of Senator Thomas OF Mary
land, was again taken up, and another interest
ing debate ensued, but no vote vas taken. The
Senate then adjourned until Monday.
The House rejected bill to extend the pa
tent Of the celebrated wood screw making ma
chine. Mr.. Logan introduced joint rcso!u-
ton providing Tor the payment Of, an internal
tax of two per cent. per annum from the first
day of January, 1868, on all j. 5. bonds col
lected, by deduction from the coupons Of said
bonds at the rate OF one per cent, Or onehalt
OF said tax >emi-annuaily, when said coupons
are presented at the Treasury Of the u. 5. tGr
payment The resolution was referred 20 the
committee of ways and means.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The barn of Mr. Frank Gardner, three miles
southeast of Charlestown, ". Va. was destroyed
by fire on Saturday night last It was
doubtless an incendiary act, as it was discovered
to be on fire at both ends. The loss is very
considerable, probably between $4,000 and
$4,000. With the barn was consumed four
hundred bushels of wheat, two hundred bush
els of corn, twenty tons of hay, besides farming
implements; also calf and several shoats.
Gen. Schofeld yesterday issued an order re-
moving from Office the Tobacco Inspectors in
Virginia who cannot take the Congressional
oath of Office. He has also addressed letter
to the Court OF Magistrates as to why certain
Inspectors were allowed to discharge their
duties without taking the prescribed oath.
The tobacco barn of Mr.. Geo. W. Morgan,
near Pigeon Run, in Campbell county, was
burned on Monday night last. together with
is contents, about 1000 pounds of tobacco
The fire was altogether accidental. Mr.. Nor
gan appears to be marked out for bad luck, as
last wear he had about s 900 pounds of tohacco
destroyed in the same manner as the above
Commodore E. M. Boutwell,, late of the ..
S. Navy has been appointed Commissioner Of
Revenue, at Richmond
The enterprising citizens of Culpeper Q. Fl.
are already planning McAdam road to Madi
son G.. H., by which they expect 10 attract
the bulk OF the trade now going from Madison
q. 81. to Gordonsvile.
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Foreign News.

| Yesterday, Admiral Faragut, having recoV-
er from his slight Illness attended State dln-
ner at the Royal Palace in Florence, to which
be was INVITED by King Victor Emanuel The
Admiral was received with marked courtesy.
The Italian journals contain frequent re-
ports with regard to the visit of Admiral Far
ragut, and seem persuaded that he Is there on
an important mission. The last rumor which
has appeared is to the effect that bis object Is
to obtain naval station in the Mediterranean,
and that he has been Instructed to apply to the
italian Government for the Csc of Spezzla to1
that purpose.
Lennon, the Fenan, who was convicted OF
! treason and felony, but not of murder, was
| brought before court and sentenced to lmprls'
| onmeDt at hard labor for fifteen years After
receiving his sentence he made a bitter and
defiant speech in which he predicted that be-
! fore he had served out the term OF his lmprls
onment the British monarchy would be over
| thrown.
The auxiliary corps of Egyptians remain
in Abyssinia, and are going forward as the ex,
| petition advances, notwithstanding the request
made by the English Government to the Pasha
of Egypt that they be withdrawn. Reports
from the interior say that King Theodore and
| the British captives were at Masdala.
| In the British House OF Commons, yesterday,
Earl Mayo, Chief Secretary for Ireland, asked
leave to bring in bill to suspend the wit Of
habeas corpus for short period from the first
of March. He said that the Fenian leaders
had shown an utter disregard Of their oaths Of
allegiance to the crown, and stated that OF two
th1
| tv-fve were Americans Although the Gov
eminent had succeeded in SURPRISING the re,
bellion, still an extension of its powers was re-
cessary to enable it to complete the work.
Leave was granted.
In the House of Lords Lord Stanley laid be.
fore the members an additional paper on the sub
iect OF the Alabama claims.
It has been decided that the British West
India mail steamers shall cease calling at st.
Thomas, but some other place, probably Jamai-
ca will be chosen as Z mall station.
In the French Corps Lcgislatlt an amend
ment proposed to the bill for the regulation
of the press, introducing certain reforms III the
administration Of the courts OF justice, was de-
feated after stormy debate.
The Government is rapidly pushing forward
the organization Of the national guard 10 all OF
its departments.
Rumors are current in Paris Of a contempIa-
ted change in the Ministry in Difference TO the
wishes and sentiments of the Liberal party.
Menabrea, the italian Primo Minister, has
told Parliament, in reply to question, that
the Government had dispatched seven ships to
the river Plata, South America, but gave nc
information as to the object of the expedition.
The bullion in the Bank Of France has in
creased this week twenty two million francs. -
The Bourse is higher, and Rentcs strong
Cotton shade lower.