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Judge Ben. r. Curtis concluded his opening
for the defence yesterday at 800. Adjutant
General Thomas was then brought up as n
witness, and for three hours was upon the
stand, General Butler cross.examining him
very severely. The evidence amounted to but
little more than has been previously known,
and, to use the words OF a by-stander, "was OF
no consequence either way" There was an
excellent attendance Of spectators, though the
number present was not SO great as on Thurs
day. The representatives Of the diplomatic
corps present were but few, but the fashionR-
bic ladies' Of our city were largely represented,
and they enjoyed the proceedings immensely ;
at Intervals paTtaking OF lunch, which they
had wiAely brought with them, or were fur
RisEed by their gallant escorts. Lieutenant
General sherman and Hon, ThomaS Ewing, Of
ONO, were again in the same locality as the
Lsy previous, and were the " observed Of all
observers" report Of the proceedings will
be found under the appropriate head,
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forvsos~sI
Andrew johnson, President Of th
United States OF America.

Andrew johnson, President OF the
United states OF America.
To all phom may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Post Captain PRIScE MAKsIouToyY
has been appointed Consul Of Russia, at Sitka,
do hereby recognize him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges as are allowed to Con-
suls by the law Of nations, or by the laws Of
the United States and existing treaty stipula-
tions between the Government Of Russia and
the United States.
In testimony whereof, 1 have caused
these letters to be made patent, and
the seal OF the United State to be
hereunto Affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of
Washington, the sth day OF April, A g..
tsEAL.l ID. 1865, and OF the Independence Of
the United States Of America the 02d.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President;
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of state.
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NJ. D,.r..,, and the English Church.


The Premier OF England has written let
ter TO the Earl of Dartmouth, which IL at
tracing good deal Of attention and comment
in the English journals. Mr.. Disracli uses
these very remarkable words, and he will not
fail, therefore, to raise storm about his ears
and will assuredly bring down upon him the
strongest censures OF all the Independents and
non conformists. The Premier says; ave
have heard something lately Of the crisis Of
ireland. In my opinion the crisis OF England
10 rather at hand, for the purpose 10 now
avowed, and that by powerful party, of d e
stroying thst sacred union between Church
and State which has hitherto been the chief
means Of our civilization, and Is the only
security for our religious liberty"
This declaration Of Mr.. Disraeli cannot fail
to awaken adeep feeling. It 10 rather late In
the day to to advocate the union Of Church
and State, or to convince the world that such
Q union Is the "ehief means Of civilization"
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From Richmond, vs.-The Conven-

RICHMOND, Va, April io.-In the eonstitu-
tional convention today Porter's article for
homestead and other exemptions passed byA
vote Of % against II. II provides that real
and personal property Of the value Of 1900
shall be exempt from forced sale for past and
future debts, except those for the purchase
price Of the exempt property, wages Of labor
Ing men, taxes and other meritorious claims.
The contest over It was very lively, and Its
adoption was hailed with loud applause.
General soh0deld today appointed eight
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-11

The Presidents counsel were engaged with
him yesterday morning previous to the Cabi-
net session. At the latter there were present
Secretaries Seward, MoCulioeh, Browning,
Welles, and Postmaster General Randall. The
session lasted over one hour.
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AlnrvArsA AT rnE norsLs.


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Haneeek, New Orleans; Simon Van Etter, y
ssln! Ma! IT, Nj Nj. T asi.a s..S O. s0'n
STATION HousE-JoHs II. sHnxrs.
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F.ss p os.s re :.S VIZ Hsss
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81 u .sl s!'s' RS;s;
.METRoPoLIrAN-Porrs = sH.ILsr.
p 3 10y and Geo II Ray,M n Col John
9t:'iss H;r . CREW. RHil,S., q "
Aisxsndss, baltimore, o J Avefeli. Bath, n
u J D Pattoa, Va; II w Howgate, U A, J
z Smith, Moi Dan Rsthburn Oregon; Miss J
s ssSssi Psf.a:ps E Safs conn sSs oA''
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWNS.
II z PEBBLES, 81 Louis; s O qallaher, W N
Qallahsr, Phiisdephiaj E @ Hall, n d. J. I
Han, NfT 4 orth, X Lswis, Val Wight
,InxroNsoe .hs s.h instant, h.nJu. Jr; y,I.
s nottiEs. s.iy darshssr Of sashias X. and k'iia'
-sissp SsassiS iSsir ia. Of ssSw,
Ths puts lip: that once esrssssd me
hs'sr viii press again below.
TIES. I. .,s.a Of sss.hls.. a0wsn
.fs he sSsrsatSins Bower.
Eyer shed their sweets above.
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GRAND rire P.rede ar MobiIe. An,

MoBILE,ALA., April lo.-Yesterday was gene.
rally observed A. = holiday, being the thir
tieth anniversary OF the Mobile fire depart.
ment. The FIRE companies paraded the streets,
presenting One appearance. The sidewalks
and balconies along the line Of march were
thronged with spectators. Everything passed
of pleasantly.
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War Denartmau,

A general court martial, consisting OF of.
heers Of the Engineer corps, has been detailed
10 convene ct willeps Point, New York har-
Dor, on the 1Ath Of April, for the trial OF such
prisoners as may be brought before It.
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From New Orleans-Death OF an EdI-
tor-Destruetion Of Vessels By Fire
Tho News from Galveston, Texas,
New OnLRASsApril l0.-Judgc william M.
Semplc, Of the New Orleans Crescent, died here
to-day.
A FIRE broke out this afternoon among q
number OF vessels laid up on the right bank Of
tho river. The steamer Southsrner and sew.
eral others were destroyed. Loss not ascer.
tanned.
Accounts from Galveston to-day state that
the shooting affair on Sunday, at Hampstead,
growing out Of the murder Of Mr.. Saunders,
on the Friday previous, resulted In the killing
Of threo whites, and the severely wouding OF
two other whites, and two blacks, one while
going for physician.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-11

city eoanciimen-Jsmes NJ. Humphreys, col
lector Of customs, and Andrew wsshburne.
superintendent OF white free schools. All the
others are permshent residents.
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Terrible western stsan.
hoat Di.aster and Loss Of Life.

AuSther Terrible western Steam
hoat Disaster and Loss Of Life.
c.,c,oo, AprII io,-A terrible disaster oc-
curred At Lake Michigan at an early hour this
morning. The steamer Sea Bird, owned BY A.
Z. Goodrich, took FIRE between and O'Clock,
shout thirty miles from this city, and was
totally destroyed. A number Of lives are be-
lieved to have been lost. A gale was blowing
at the time, and the lake was exceedingly
rough. The steamer, which was laden with
nour and other merchandise, was worth s1o,ooo'
There was no Insurance on eishsr vessei or
cargo. ...
CHICAGO, April io.-JAmes n. Leonard, we
third survivor ron me steamer oes BTU
makes statement Of wnieh 'he 'o"o"'hs"
the sues'anee'
Az about seven oeloef yes's'asy moin'as
went upon aeek Ana eohveIsea Vim 'hs IL
NATE OF he esme, ~ ~ \. ~. .san. .,..,tv
cniesso, ana ieArnea 'ns' ovu.
mnes. itnen wen. 70 m!
snu ION ~" ". 'H ~, W." 80.
49, vus ~ sna a.. a.. n,s.,,ns an,
'ne ova' On ".s "Iu w" MISREPRESENTATION.
n's1 w. s. ~, s"' ,.,n.', ~ M. a.
l haa JUST rev. mmeay ,u ," m. IN W
rescue my ~nei W. ~ss p.e,enVeu run uo,ns
20 oy ,he nsmes, wh''n .us on oomhun,essoa
win the s'a'eIoom a'a no' sec VI he" VI
my wife AFTER left the state-room when tho
alarm was given.
NJ Ieonard aereea with the statement of
.,,., -, ..-., $500
Mr.. Chamberiain, ana OF the general oeserip-
tion OF the catastrophe, but thinks there were
not more than thirty passeneers on board. A
,N.."..g =. ,,,,...,,r. . =
large NUMBER gov On ~ mhwausee' muen
larger, he thinks, than that number embarked
At that point
rt.s,p :, 10, a.. ,.., ,,
he"s Wv nv " so, va VI. oos'' "n1
realizing the fact that her destruction was In.
,'' .l'-- ..-,,,.
vigorous swimmer' soon GOV hoio oi ooAa'
and elinging to piece OF the paddle-box fOat-
ing near, he chung to this and drifted with the
wsvo. "a t,s .on,hv.., ,.na,nv ,h,.. r,,I..
waves W '"e 'ou"" '""a'"s '"'ee A.
north OF Evanstown, between seven and eight
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Political Anairs in North Carolina.
wILxISaros, N. O., April lo.-There was
. very large meeting Of Radicals at the theatre
last night. The audience was almost exelu-
sively negroes. Speeches were made by d. L.
Russell, o. II. Dockery, and s. s. Ashley,
whites, and A. II. GoldwAy, negro.
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AssassinatiOn-Ru &c.
OTTAWA, CANADA, April lo.-It Is stili ru.
mored that important disclosures have been
made by the arrested parties as to the assas-
sination Of darcy MeGee. Nothing has been
made public yet. The proper authorities have
been taking evidence continually.
The report OF the police expedition sent into
the country expedited the escape In = carriage
OF parties connected with the murder. Pub
lie meetings have been held to express abhor-
renee OF the crime and sympathy with the
family OF the victim. There Is = growing con.
viction In the public mind that Whalen fred
the fatal shot, and that 4 number OF persons
are concerned In the plot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-11
n JOHN 4. SHIELDS,
W IMPORTER AND DEADER IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Sl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
apll-lm WASHINGTON, D. C,
COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLUTION.

r. o-PARTSERsHIP DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership lately
wiNGATE, under the arm Of II. W, HAMILTON
GO dealers In Sash. Doors, Blinds and Build.
ers lzrdware. at No, 662 Seventh street west
Washington, DC. is thi. day dissolved By nut ua
consent: Al debts due The said PartnsIship will
demands on the said partnorship are to be pre- .
H. W, HAMILTON.
APRIL ], lSs H. wINGATE.
The business Of said fria will hereafter be con-
HAMILTON co. composed Of II. W. Hamilton,
y. T., Wrisley and Perry Colman. A continuance
Of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old nrm Is respectfully solicited for the new.
II. W HAMILTON
y. p. WRISLRY
PERRY CQLMAE
APRILl, lS1. apIl-S2t
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From Albany, N. Y.-The Charges Of
Legislative Corruption.

ALBANY, N. Y, April io.-The committee to
whom was referred the charges OF corruption
made by Mr.. Glenn against Mr.. Frear, a mem.
Der OF the Assembly, reported that, after an
investigation, they found that the charges
were not sustained. The Assembly, by a vote
Of 81 against 10, censured Mr.. Glenn for false
Limitations.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-11

SECRETARY SEWARD 10 said to be preparing
2 reply to Judge Blacks letter on the Alta
telA case,
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From New York-ArrivaI or Dis
tinruiah ed FeniAu Head Centre.

NEW YoRK, April lo.-The steamer william
Penn has arrived from London. Among her
passengers Is Stephen ]. Meany, fenian Head
Centre, released by the British authorities on
tho condition OF not re farming TO ireland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-11

CHARLESTON, s. O., Aprillo.-deneralC Candy
has issued quarantine regulations for the
second military district during the ensuing
summer.
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For Sale or Rent.

ll 5sSl0 SEAAffHH yhsEs s SSss2sR
Ss sisT fsRSa gEsN sS CON
sIoWihs 500 ctRR&kT BUshEs, wi,h : variety
Of other Nursery Stock
Being DESTROYS to close out business, the above
stock will be disposed Of, wholesale or RETAIL o.
reasonable prices -
Trces and shrubbery will be delivered in wash.
inEton or Georgetown at shortest notiee,
JOSHUA PEIRCE
Persons wishing to plant Peach Orchsrds voald
DO well TO call and Inspect the Trees 90 Tier arc
Of uncommon fne growth and the most Desirable
varieties. nhiS-eoim
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ATTEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
~ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
A Terrible Western. Steamboat Dlasisr
GROWING ExcrrKnENr m CANADA
-
minors OF fnpertsnt Disclosures
Tho Political Affairs in Southern States
LATER FROM GALVESTON, TEXAS
Destruction Of Several Vessels By Fire
Grand Fire Parade At Mobile, Ala.
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION IN NEW YORK
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no Political Affairs in Southern States
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,sstruction Of Several vessels By Fire
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.mor. Of r.psrs.ns D,.e,e.urss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-23

6. s. Srames, Der Iaut Der stnftase bic
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UNI cine 9lrtie &leiper uno WertbItben.
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Wu5 Nnihiuatpu.

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9~eitriaen Send.5Iieun9 beantrd9tc Sen1tpr
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RAN Or. Srumbua fein gSort Der On aea.
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9(n rem gPdnten ttr0tn aus edtbfperf per'
ferti9te Sdiloer, Sprd5 uuo 8rarse; ed'
sptlden tparen rOib'wei6 'btaue, fhpdrtS
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fic6ene 8,pnleuGty NIT farbtsen 2ateraen
terdb.
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ten Slle pm etpem cle9anten 9utltfum be-
test, unb rus fol9enpe SrC9rartni fam CUR
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DIETER dus9cfutrt pon td1rmtlt6en an
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acntcn 0blc9te, unb etnflmmt9 iprab iid
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rem Gsieb9ebuns etnen Nnidcin SCn Reht
su rerihdftn. Gle itctcn ia, mic Slnpcr,
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unter g%9btttmcrc's GpriiB. Cine &n3abl
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