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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March -Noon.-C onsols, SO.
United States bonds, 721s@72I. after
roon.-Securities unchanged.
LONDON, March 16-Euening. -Consols,
92T993. United States bonds, 7211s9
721.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-Noon.-Cotton
firm and more active; quotations the same ;
estimated sales, 1000 bales. Afternoon
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Breadstuffs,
lard, and naval stores dull.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-Euening.-Cotton
easier but closed firm; uplands, 1890
l0Ld. on the spot and..afoat; Orleans, 10 g
9l0hd.; sales, $4,000 bales. Tallow, AS.
FRANKFORT, March 16,-United States
bonds, 754@753s.
FRANKFORT, March l6-Evening.- u
States bonds, 7511.
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At different places in East Tennessee
where there are veins Of copper, zinc, or
lead ore, there are found excavations that
must have been made hundreds OF years
before that section was settled by ourp eo-
pie. So extensive are some of the ex-
cavations that to make them now, with all
modern facilities, would require an expen-
diture of thousands of dollars. The rocks
seem to have been fractured by heating
and throwing water upon them. Some
persons suppose that these excavations
were made by Spaniards who were in
search of precious metals.
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Ia,aasaGaace Conap01ates.


piedmont LIFE IN SURANC .
L COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.. @:
CARRINGTON, President; Or. O. HENRY
PERROW, M. D., Medical Adviser; J. J..
HOPKIN, Secretary. This company issues
policies on all popular plans, including :" re-
turn premium " plans; on some OF these
plans after one cash payment, on others after
tho. Its policies are non FORGETTING.
The success Of the PIEDMONT Is unprece-
dented. During the first five mon tbs of its
organization it has issued q larger number Of
policies than any other company in the United
States during the same period Of its existence
The PIEDMONT 10 q great success. Its
responsibility is unquestioned, Its terms are
liberal, its rates low, and its management
is in the hands Of men Of as high integrity
and as fine business ability as any in the
State. Finally, tits HOME INSTITUTION
RICHMOND AGENCY,
Office 1915 Main street. nearly opposite post
office. n. Q. DESHIELDS, Agent. A
DR.. I. r. PAGE, Medical Adviser
mn 17-on,
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COMMERCIAL
Report of the Tobacco Market.

Report Oh the Tobacco HaafkeEs
RICHMOND, March Is, 1865.
We report breaks heavy the past three days.
Market firm and prices without any noticea-
BILE change. Below we give the transactions
472 hogsheads, sc tierces, and 81 boxes, sold:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L,gs.-Common to medium dark working,
So. 5O4$7; good dark working, 81. 50@S9 sun
cured common, So. 5o@$s; sun-cnred good,
S9@Sl3; coal common, $l0@$l4; coal
cured bright, $15@$25; coal-cured fancy, $3.50
$40. - NV .-,., ,.
.Lea5: Common dark working, sz@s8; me-
dunn dark working, $99$lo'; good dark work
ing, $ll@$l5; fine and wrapping, $l6@Sl7 !;
sun cured, sl2@Sl5; yellow wrappers, COM
mon, S20@$4J.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Ntgs.-Tery common and heavy weights,
$5@S6.5o medium, $79$S; good, SS.504$0.
Leaf.-Continental shipping, $l30Sl6.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, s9@slo; good, Sll0al4 !
fine, $l5@Sl6.
stenis.-Very common to good, :1G34.5o.
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. United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Cty of Nash
ville'us. Cooper, brought up. from the Cir
cult Court Of Middle Tennessee. judy
ment reversed:
s'McGardle Us: United States. Georgia
Us. United States (new billy. No pro-
ceedings.' - ? ,.' '.' .''-' d"
A bill was filed, by feeve of the court, in
case brought up from o Nevada court,
in which it was decided that the State had
no right to levy capitation tax on passen-
gers. This decision affects the Maryland
and New Jersey railroad tax on passengers.
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GAMING OF A COLLEGE PROFESSOR BY
VIRGINIAN.-At the commencement OF the
Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery, held
on the 18th instant at Concorda Hall, in
Baltimore, DR.. Hugh McGinnis Grant, one
of the faculty, was presented with mag
nifcent gold-headed cane by Mr.: Judson
B. Wood, of Richmond, on behalf of the
junior class. The presentation was pre-
faced with appropriate remarks, to which
the Professor happily responded, and went
on his way rejOicinq.
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IMPORTANT INVENTION IN TELEGRAPHY.
Mr.. J. w. Duxbury has invented tele-
graph instrument which has hitherto been
considered about as impossible as the in
vention Of machine which would work
with perpetual motion. The invention is
a selfadjusting repeater"
4 "repeater," as its name implies, is an
instrument which, in effect, takes mes
sage off one wire and sends it on another
without the aid Of an operator, except to
sec that the instrument is properly adjust
cd-yery often needed in rainy weather,
when short lines have to be worked.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s53O,OO0.
Hon. A. Fl. Stephens, Of Georgia, visited
President johnson to-day.
Arlington, General R. E. Lees estate, is
to be divided into five and ten-acre lots
and rented to negroes.
Alabama's admission was not mentioned
in the House to-day.
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The South Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March l6.-In the
Convention to-day the attempt to remove
the disabilities from all the persons in the
State failed.
An ordinance was incorporated making
void contracts based on slaves, and one
opening the public schools to both races.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, March lo, 1865.
OFFERINGS.
Waeat.-White, III bushels. Red, 1o4 bushels.
Corn.-White, 2,76o bushels. Yellow, 665
bushels Mixed, l,O04 bushels.
OatS.-l, sol bushels. :.
Rye.-2l6 bushels
Meal-White,. unbolted, Sc bushels.
SALES.
o. Wheat White, lao bushels common at 80 .25;
81 bushels very inferior at $l.50. Red, IS
bushels fair at $2.45; S bushels very good at
$3.50.
.C3rp-White, s06 bushels ut $l.l0@s1. IL.
Yellow, IS bushels at $1.15; 900 bushels at
private terms. Mixed,'7S bushels damp at
.sl.os ;irest at Sl.lo. = -
outs 1851 bushels 1881 bushels on pri-
xate. terms; rest, at 77N@Soc. for. very good
to prime!
Rye.-s4, bushels on private terms so bushels
good OF 81 SPY. a,rt
Meal.-White, unbolted, AZ. bushels 1T Sl.15.
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A new Office is established at Farnham
Crossroads, Richmond county, Va, and
A. FL. Weinberg appointed postmaster on
route Warsaw to Kilmarnock.
Jefferson Davis is on board the steam
ship Cuba, from New Orleans en- route to
Baltimore.
William Thomas, of Norfolk, was arrest
ed Sunday for attempting to violate a
little girl only nine years old.
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END OF A LABOR STRIKE.-FuN River,
IMQss., March l4.-Thc strike in the mills
at this place has ended, the spinners and
weavers having voted to return to their
work on Monday next on the terms offered
them previous to the strike.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
M COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH SURPLUS OVER. ....... ..$2s, ooo,oo

CASH SURPLUS UFEN.... us, UOU,UUU.
- ,
This is not joint stock company, but every
dollar of its vast accumulation is the property
Of the insured, and an annual dividend, which
can be used IN payment of premiums, is made
TO its policy holders. ''
This Company has been in existence for
twenty-five years, and is now in receipt OF a
England or America, thus giving to- the in
sured the amplest assurance of its reliability
and security. -, r....s..
The sMITTUAt LIFE receives and pays
in CASH ONLY, and its assets are so invested In
bonds and! mortgages as to place its policy.
holders beyond the reach of any monetary
depreciation or financial crisis.
49,. D. N, .WALKERt& CO, Agents,
:: 80 r ' 'r-ia '1Ol4 Main street. 4
DIS B., MoOAwS Medical Examiner. no %
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NOTICE., ANTHONY WAYNE,
IN the guardian of Anthony Wayne Ola.
renee Wayne, Linda Wayne, Alice Wayne,
and Florence Wayne, my children, lawfully
appointed and qualified in Ohio, the State OF
their residence, shall, on the first day OF the
next term Of the Circuit Court for the county
Of Accomac, where their estate Is, apply 20
the said court, by petition, TO order benjamin
T. Gunter, their guardian in this State, 10 pay
personal property and money belonging TO my
said wards in his hands is their guardian in
this State.
Given under my hand this l4th February,
A. D. 1865.
fe l9-luwiLN ANIHON1 WAYNE.
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FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS FROM NEW
UAMPsuIRE.-C Concord, March 15.-Correct-
cd election returns make Harriman's ma
iority $3.50. The House of Representa-
tiyes stands Republicans, 1872; Democrats,
12S
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GENERAL HANCoCK.-The President has
telegraphcd General Hancock to come to
Washingt on forthwith. AS yet it has not
been determined that he shall be relieved.
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HRION.-This fine racer and magnif-
v Y non t-lonlrinn ST I ION hv Re. Il

NRION.-This fine racer and magnif-
" cent looking STALLION by Re- 49,
venue, dam Nina by Boston Ia full ISN
brother to Virginia's unrivalled race---
horse Planetl, will make the coming season at
Bullfeld, the farm of Major Thomas boswell,
in Hanover county near the Junction, COM
mencing the 18th of March and ending the LIST
of July. Should arrangements be made, he
may have a stand in the vicinity of Mango
hick Caroline county. The war break
ing out directly after Orlon's appearance on
the turf commenced quitting stop TO racing
for the time) has no doubt prevented him
from exhibiting record of many brilliant
achievements. The few races he ran, how
ever, were sufficient TO show that he was q
good race-horse and of indomitable game,
running one of his races of two miles and re-
peat at four heats.
TERMS: The season will be $50 If paid be-
fore its expiration after that time $50 must
be paid Grooms fee, 81. Mares from 4 dis
lance will be kept at 30 cents per diem.
Every attention will be given to their care
and management, but in no event responsible
for accidents or escapes.
THOMAS & THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
NH l2-2aw4w
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMIss lOSER's OFFICER
RICHMOND, March 10, 1865. :
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
Samuel b. Denoon, deceased, and all parties
concerned, that have appointed the Goth day
of March, 1865, ut II O'Clock NJ, rs the time.
and my office, in this city, as the place, for
taking proof of the debts or demands against
the late Samuel ID. Denoon or his estate, when
and where they are required to attend.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
NH l2-2aw2w Commissioner.
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More than one-half of the employees of
the Gosport navy-yard were discharged
last Saturday.
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EOR SALE.-MULES, CARTS, AND
IL HARNESS, for sale. The busy season
being about over, will sell all or portion Of
my teams.
TERMS: Cash, or good paper satisfactorily
endorsed. }. NJ f1LCHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
NH l6-lw
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| IHE hey. .DR. IYSG, .JR., 4GgBLICBY
REpRrMANDED.-The Rev. Stephen Tying
Jr., was publicly reprimanded on. Satur,
day morning in the Church of Transfgu.
ration, New York, for violation of q
canon of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in officiating in the parish Of another
| minister without his consent. An i'm.
mense coDcourse of spectators filled the
church. Bishop Potter administered the
reprimand, explaining the nature of the
offence, and cautioning Rev. Mr.. Tying
against repetition Of it. Rev. Mr.. Tying
sat in the aisle of the church in plain COS.
tune. He manifested no emotion and
made no remarks whatever. The cere-
monies were very impressive, and at their
conclusion the Rev. DR.. Tying, ST., one OF
the counsel for his son, handed the fol-
lowing protest to Bishop Potter:
"Right Reverend Sir,-It has been your
pleasure. to approve of the findings OF
| this court of presbyters, and you have now
administered the sentence of sadmonition
recommended by them against the re-.
spondent.
"Tbis is your own act and your own re-
sponsibility. l, Stephen q. Tying, D. D.,
a presbyter in the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the diocese of New York, and
rector of ST. Georges church, in the city
of New York, and one Of the counsel for
this respondent, do most respectfully but
firmly enter my solemn protest against
this whole proceeding, now completed,
from its commencement to it's conclusion,
as false in its allegations, unjust in its
principle, uncanonical in its form, illegal
in its transactions, iniquitous in it's pur-
pose, and voluntarily and persistently per-
scouting in its spirit, process, and develop
ment.
"And do solemnly appeal from this
decision Of this court, and from this appro
val thereof by the Bishop of this diocese,
| under the most earnest sense Of the cruel
injustice with which this respondent has
| been treated, to the supreme and final de-
cision Of the general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States; to the abiding sense of
justice and righteousness in the individual
members Of the Church; to the conscien-
tious review Of the Christian Church
throughout this land; to the accord of fu-
ture historic truth; to generations Of ad-
vancing light and religious purity and
power which may come hereafter, and
with the deepest humility, but with conf
dence unfeigned, to the iudgment-seat OF
the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the one
great head and ruler of his church, and
whose approval can never be given to the
persecution of the innocent, or TO the OPP
preston Of the weak.
"Given in the Church Of the Transiigu-
ration, in the city Of New York, this l4th
day Of March, A. D. 1868.
"STEPHEN Ii. TYING, SR.,
Rector Of St. Georges church, in the city
Of New York"
The offence of the Rev. Mr.. Tying, Jr.,
who was convicted by a cost Of prcsby-
ters, consisted in preaching in certain
Methodist church in New Jersey, a terri
tory embracing parish Of a Protestant
Episcopal minister, and doing so without
obtaining authority from said minister or
other church officials having the right to
authorize him to otliciate in said parish.
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nOARD.-Mrs. A. K. PARKER having
Is taken the house No. 1904 Ross street, near
Governor, can accommodatse nr 1e@ families
'iiu ''i0o 90 NH 18-1w
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TITO THE AFFLICTED.-BENS0E'S
SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF
WISDON-a specific for RinEworm. Istssr:
Itch, BARRIERS itch Ulcers. and all srapaio aa.
Of the skin, no matter how maiisnant OF or nov now
long standing. Warranted 70 cure s o. nv p ana
Try II. and Il i ss aass a eradicate To dis.
pSip ,hs mon money win DO refunded IN every
INSTANCES BLUNT b MOSELEY,
Druggists, No. Isl. MAJ. s.rfet,
anss 1Rlchmond. Va.
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DRESERVES.-We have on hand q
PREsERTED Strawberries,
LINES, DAMSONS,
GOOSEBERRIES,
PEACHES, Q OUNCES,
PINEAPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
APRICOTS,
which we are offering ut low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI CO.,
IN Ia s07 Broad street.
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Second DisDdtCh,

AUGUSTA, GA, March l6.-Active pre-:
parations are being made by both parties
for q thorough canvass during. the ap.
preaching election. Judge Reise will
accept the Democratic nomination for
Governor. The main fight will be for
State and Federal offices,a as it is believed
the relief and homestead ordinances will
carry the new Constitution through.
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Official Vote of New Hampshire.

CONCORD, N. H., March 16.-The official
majority of Hartman (Republican) for
Governor is $3.50. Last year it was BIG.
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TOHN DOOLEY,
81 1911 EAGLE SQUARE, MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.;
is now in receipt of the new style CAPS E@
which have been so much called for -
Also, Il new arrival of the very finest
SOFT FELT HATS BLACK and Drab) and
SILK DRESS HATS,
LADIES and MISSES FURS, COLLARS,
GIRCULARS, CAPES, VICTOR1NES,
and MUFFS,
BUFFALO and CARRIAGE RoBES, FoOI
= MUFFS, &C., SO. ia is
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DICHMOND BANKING AND INSU-
FRANCE COMPANY-STATE DEPOSI-
TARY-CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-Deposits re-.
ceiyed, subject to check at sight. Collections
made on ali accessible points, and all business
transacted appertaining to legitimate banking.
Exchange furnished to depositors at par. In
terest allowed on deposits in savings depart
ment. JOHN y. DAVIS, Casnier
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Georgia POiitics-Meetins of Blacks
M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dc.

SAVANNAH, GA, March l6.-About fif-
teen hundred negroes held q meeting to-
day, which lasted from noon till half-past
5 o'clock P. NJ. The nomination of Bull
lock for Governor was endorsed. J. W.
Cliff was nominated for Congress from the
First District, Charles W. Hopkins for
mayor of the city, and Bedford for judge:
A. A. Bradley, Boston negro, addressed
the crowd, and was nominated for the State
Senate. No whites were present except q
few candidates who made speeches. The
white citizens who have been apathetic
regarding the elections are now becoming
aroused.
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EXTRACT FROM DECREE.

"And the court doth further order, adjudge,
and decree that one Of the commissioners of
this court do proceed, after giving two weeks
notice in one of the daily papers published in
the debts due and unpaid of the said Samuel
d. Denoon, deceased, and a further account
of the administration of his estate by his exc
cutrix aforesaid, and to report to the court
with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tnent by himself or required by the parties
to be so stated"
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INSURANCE DEPARTMENTAL issue
policies of insurance against fire on oil desira-
Bile classes of risks in city or country.
JOHN f. @. POTTS, Secretary.
JnHy r DAVIS President ia %
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and No. 2, $3.50; No. 1, 1925; pale, s..
Tar S2 20 Cotton 12c -

SAVANNAH, March 1e.-Cotton quiet but
steady; sales, $50 bales; receipts, 3,O35
bales; middlings, Csc.
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.DEESWAX.-The highest price paid
ID for BEESWAX in any quantity by
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
NH druggists,
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DRUG STORE, INCLUDING STOCK
~ AND FIXTURES, FOR SALE, corner
of Twenty sixth and Broad streets, Church
Hill, upon long credit, or an arrangement will
be made With all experienced apothecary
with small cash capital to carry on the bust
ness. This is an excellent stand for the sum-
mer trade. Apply 10
A. R. COURTNEY, trustee, &c,
office of Cannon Courtney,
NH lS-st Wing building.
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CAp1rAb............:... 5000, 600
=. Well invested and secured.
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II N. WALKER s. CO.,
L. SUCCESSORS TO o. F. BREsEB, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE 10l4 MAIN STREET,
first door east of post office, under Messrs. R.
II. Maury 4 Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and per-
sonal property of all kinds, in the city or coun-
try, insured against loss or damage by fire at
the lowest rates in companies Of the highest
standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid.
Marine and inland insurance also effected at
current rates. no ~
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Assets employed here for the general bench
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS IN
yited.
Office, No. 1911 Main street.
D.. J. ,HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURE, Secretary.
B. q. WEEREY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
~,
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.OMESTIC INSURANCE.

THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COM.
PANY OF VIRGINIA.
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NHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN-
" WARE.-FRENCH CHINA TEAS, o.. so
per dozen CHINA TEA SETS for Is, and
other goods in proportion, in the new stock Of
THOMAS r. GARY,
No. AL Broad street.
Mr.. ]. CT. SYgLsoS is with the above house.
NH l6-2m
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SeedsmaeD, Florists, &c.


SEED OATS, SEED OATS.-Prime
y WINTER and SPRING OATS, selected
expressly for seed, and of choice varieties, for
sale by CHARLES L. TODD,
NH l7-5t Sixth and Clay.
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EMOVAL.-I have removed to No. l6
IL Fourteenth street, between Main and
Cary, where intend to continue the SHOE
AND LEATHER BUSINESS at wholesale
only. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, respectfully ask con-
tinuance of the favors Of the trade. Prices as.
low as any other dealer.
CoJa NH
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Failures in Wall Street.
New YORK, March 16.-Eight failures
re reported in Wall street to-day.
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Further by the Atlantic CabIe.
THE PRINCE OF wALEs-ABYssINIAN ExPE-
- = 80 DITE0N ETC.

THE PRINCE OF wALEs-ABYssINIAN ExPE-
- DITF0N, ETC.
london, March 15.-The Prince of Wales
will visit Ireland during the Easter holi-
days. 1t is intimsted that his visit will be
signalized by a royal proclamation grant
ing partial amnesty to political offenders.
DISPATCHES from Abyssinia say that Gen.
eral Napier was about to send reconnoi-
terlng party to Lake Ashangee, in the Tigre
district. The Pasha Of Egypt showed no
disposition to withdraw his forces. The
Egyptians in camp at Massowah had re-
ceived considerable reInforcements.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's VISIT TO GERMANY.
Berlin, March l5.-Prince Napoleon, az
ter series of fattering entertainments
given here in his honor, has departed for
Paris. His visit to Germany has given
rise to many surmises, and rumors are ex-
tensively, commented on by the press, but
the object of his mission not divulged.
His reception everywhere in Germany has
been MOST cordial.
GENERAL DIx-PUBLIC MEETINGS IN FRANCE.
Paris, March l5.-General Dix has re-
turned to Paris. His visit to England was
not Of diplomatic character, as was re-
ported. He went to London to be present
at the marriage of his son, Charles Temple
Dix.
The Corps Legislatif was engaged last
week in discussing new law in relation
to holding public meetings. Important
and comprehensive amendments to the
bill have been offered by Liberal members.
1t proposes to remove all restrictions from
the right Of the people to meet in public
assemblies when and where they please.
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Cont, ORDERS.

VIRGINIA.-In The Circuit Court of
Y the city OF Richmond, February 10, 1868 !,
Elizabeth S.. :Denoun, exeentrix of Samuel
d. Denoon, DECEASED. .......P laintitf,
Daniel d. Denoon, George X. CrutehAeld,
Jr., and Virginia his wife, Dicey ID. De-
noon, Elizabeth Denoon, Mary Denoon,
Richie Denoon, Samuel Denoon, Julia De-
noon, and James 3. Denoon, the last six of
whom are infants under the age of twenty
one years, by their guardian nd Item, j. i,
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