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OFFICIAL
pErAHrMlyT or STATE.

DspAsrsESr or srAIE,l
WARRINGTON, March Is, 1855.
Information has bees Received - this Depart.
nent rom Mr. Horatie J. spssgue, the Consul
Of the United States Al Gibraltar, Of the death,
nom sxhaustioA ION the isth Of December last
b sea,sf jos prHr, Ssae Of the American
-sehoose AsseS wsAnts
! InfdpA .ti> p. fsef ssiysSfpsp the same
cook OF the above-named schooner, whose de-.
cease occurred on the same date as the above
named seaman, and from the same cause.
HrAp0rs Irrss psyInIxIyrgy wA.nisaIos.I
WARRINGTON. d. G., March 81, 1865. :
0snsrdl 0rdsrs, No. a.
The following assignments to duty at these
Hssdqussters are announeed TO take erect April
!, ls6si ua f.-s- flfgzbA VsW
Breyet Major General Z. A. Carr, Major, Sth
U. s. Cavalry, as Acting Assistant Ipspeetor
General and Discharge 0nicer ~
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. J. MeNett, Gap.
tain, .tth U. $. Infantry, as Acting Judge Advo'
cate Of the Department. r..
They will be respected accordingly.
By command Of Brevet Major General NJ. II
Emory. rE|.s#.. J. II. TAYLOR,
Assistant Adjutant 0sneiai.
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Indians from New Mcxico.

Two noted Indians from New Mexico ar. at
present In the city and have been around oh.
serving matters and things under the guidance
OF Gen. Clcaver, delegate from that territory.
Ambrosio Abeyta and Alejamdro Tadllla are
the names OF the prominent representatives of
the American Indian. Abeyta is some seventy
eight years Of age, and very wealthy, possessed,
1t is said, OF over 100000 In cash and stock At
the time OF the Texan Invasion he loaned to the
United states Government 800, 900 for the pur.
pose OF repelling 1t. Tadila Is a wealthy Indian,
seventy-three years of age, and at present Is the
Governor.
ofcivilized life in the settlements among the
Indians the most lies in cultivating the soil and
raising stock. They all profess the CathoIic re.
igion, and not only have, but deserve the name
OF the most honest people on the American con.
tinent. Theft aud adultery are punished by them
with death. Since the time the Territory has
belonged to the United states there have been
but two Indians punished for crime In the courts
of the Territory.
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The impeachment trial consumed the time OF
Congress yesterday, and no business whatever
was transacted by the House. At the appointed
hour that body entered the Senate Chamber
having resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole for this purpose. Hon. +. d. washburne
Is the chairman OF the committee, and he, with
the members, came In, with the Doorkeeper, Gen.
Lippincott, and Mr.. Mcpherson, the CLERK, and
took their usual seats. H. IL rs
The witnesses examined were Mr.. Kersener, Of
Delaware, who was recalled, Hon. T. w. Ferry,
Of Michigan, Gen Emory, and Col. Wallace.
The Presidents letter to Gen. Grant, request.
ing him to hold possession OF the War once
against Mr.. Stanton, was read and finally az.
mitted, after some objection from the Presidents
counsel 1t was claimed By them that the re-
butting testimony of the members of the Cabinet
should also be admitted with the letter, but the
Senate decided that the managers need not read
the opinions Of the Cabinet ministers. The trial
Is progressing rs rapidly AS could well be ex
pected.
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Second Assistant Engineer John A. Scott. has
been ordered to the Michigan. Acting Master
II. +. Mofat has been detached from the Micbi.
gan and ordered to dutyAt League Island, Penn.
sylvaRin. Acting Masters W. u. Morris and /. NJ
Butler, detached from the Michigan and placed
on leave for discharge. Acting Master Charlie,
Aekley, detached from duty at League Island
pennsylvania, and placed on leave to be dis.
charged. Acting Ensign T. LInderman, detached
from the Saranac and placed on leave for dis
charge. First Assistant Engineer II, s. Talbot.
10 be detached from the Contocook on the 10th
OF APRIL and wait orders. First Assistant En-.
gineer Edwin Wells, detached from the Miehi-
gan AID ordered to the Contocook, on the 10Th
Of April
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The following important telegram, relative to
the internal Affairs of Japan, was received this
day, april lst,) at the Department OF States
LOCATION OF UStyID STATS. ~ JApAS,l
HIoGo, March 2, 1865,
tria San francisco, april l, 1903, received al ne
Department Of State, April 2, 1881
10. William n. Secard, Secretary Of State Ty-
coon was driven from Osaccs after Ave days
fighting. The Japanese attack them with rides.
Foreigners here on the Ith OF February. Ameri-
can sailor and two Frenchmen were wounded,
Pursued by American and other marines and
sailors and dispersed. Town WAS fortified.
Eighth, Mikado Envoy arrives; peace restored.
The ministers demand an apology and capital
punishment Of the officers ordering the attack
demand acquiesced in. Execution expected to-
day. Tycoon abdicated. Mikado sending troops
towards Yeddo. Notices Of neutrality issued by
all foreign representatives.
l have the honor to be, sir, your obedient SER
Want, r, b. VAN NALKENDURGB.
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TN TED STATES MAILS,
"
ALABAMA.

POsr 0PPICg DRPARrARNr,(
WAsHIs0ros, February ~, 1868. !
Proposals will be received at the Contract once OF
this Department until p m Of April u, 1855 Ito be
United States from June 1868, to june ~, ISL:
Route No. USb -From Montgomery, by MgANeg and
Benton, to Selma, 81 miles and back; daily
Leave Montgomery daily Heg,m:i
Leave Selma daily at4 pm.
Arrive at Montgomery next days at $50 am,
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known aS the test oath. and to exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed by
law aud the regulations Of the Department
For further aud fuller particulars 20 the eondi
lions to be Incorporated into contracts, and Of the
Ut isement, dated October -, 1851, !nylting
proposals for carrying the mails u the United States
principal post-oihees.
pCsa Rosta as "a " aSs%. rS
afpSseh % Second Assistant Postma.ieT 0snerai
Contract lMee, " ALEX, W. RANDALL,
mhl7-TuW Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

DEPOT QrAKrgRsAsrgR's OFFICE,
FoRT LEAyESwoRrH, KAN, March %, 1855. !
Sealed prop9sal; Ia tripieatr, will be RECEIVED at
m, for the delivery. at the Forage Yard OF this
GOO BUSHELS OF CORN,
5000 BUSHELS OF OATS.
The grain TO be of the best quality. freefIom dirt
other foreign matter; to be securely sack ed In new
Eunny sacks. and subject to the inspection and &C.
ceptanee rejection Of the undersigned his Au-
thOrired agent; Sd pounds Of Corn. or 81 pounds uf
Oats will be considered u bushel
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
part OF the above QuEntity,
The usual conditions, which may be aseertancd At
this Office, will b. enjOlned upon contractors,
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
application.
The right l. reserved to reject any or all bids
Contracts awarded under this advertisement will
not be considered In force until approved by the Com.
mandsr' Of the Department and Military Division Of
the Missouri.
The whole quantity Of grain to be delivered within
thirty days from tho date VI such approval.
BY authority VI the Chief QuaTtenaster OF the De-
partment. BEHJ. g, CARD,
sp2'td Byt, Brig. Gen. Depot a. n.
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THE SENATE GALLERIES were well filled YES
terday during the sitting OF the High Court, and
the utmost attention was given to the proceed
ings by the spectators. The expectation that
Gen. Thomas would be called upon TO testify
created more anxiety than usual among the
tieket-seekcrsi but though many were fortunate
In securing seats, they were disappointed IN
hearing the evidence Of the General, who It is
thought will be called upon to-day.
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IDsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING. -How
either may fasepats and gai9 the Aaestiaas Of
pefity in love OF busiAess. Every one cap acquire
This Singular power, This queer exciting book has
been enormous, and Is the only book o. the kind In
the English Language sent by mall for o cents, ave
&! rIsd SAs HSSrs.: Book Publisher,
PhiladelphiA.
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NIAIL-MEssEN0ER SERVICE.
&" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DlsIhlSl VI tobN"biA.
rosr ofpIcR DEPARTMENT,
Sealed pfcpasais Viii be icesi%ea Z tfs cSutrse
oiss q Psp,,.,rsns. until SP Nay 18Th 1sTi.
as''shsSi Service y NJ Giy I: ",
-" = s$i lS$ y:
From the ws.hinEton CITY. Post once 70 Tie Po.
r;S% wv %s:: \ y; X.
From Ss ii aud u Ohio i r. depot to poto
nare steamboats,, foot Of Seventh street, one trip
From baltimore and Ohio R. II; Depot TO Orange
Prom thc Orange and Alexandria II. Il. Depot.
ss III Z G Ss S 81: S.. sss
&ss sSsraSsy fpd Snf DsSs
except sandsy snS.SS SUNDAY md
% baltimore and Ohio Il. h, Depot. one trip
iSad avenue. to Rsiii%Sre and Ohio K. Il. b.
-, pot. one trip daily.
to b at
masters the mails to be taken from and delivered into
.t.ntIs one 81 two; or.s WAGONS q .asisns eapssy
for the entire mail. well protected by suitable
s:I from sd wAp aS IL hs
harness, driver aud guard e be subject at all times to
talon q mail II at.es % ffSa The Ely
ns The mail. Of he tatsd sisss from hat city, ia.
Guiding Congressional documents aud FREQ publica-
Ss1 g. a" a anfs % aa'ris
stood that the contractor will not receive any
service" nor for amy delay In consequence Of tho fail
urs Of the mail" y arrive Sp , S tims
contract and bond with two sureass Of ample and IN
az ne he
Of 6s s ssSiy sha
Of the sGs and be Y A
posed aud made ior failures and dsiinqusn.
;;%; IA the may e. rRa All cha. iss
violating the post office laws or disregarding the n-
e failure y ,Ss accented s!SaGr to Sxs
ised aud rect at the expense Of the falling bidder or
pd ss wSsslS s' ssa e. S
and War Be ri
.aa n. ssf q pssySa' any
S Saap Siii' ss S 3D. tie sum, ror
aH 9asy Sa pafS each 'Ss e &C.
made In accordsncc with these hgurss The sun
9al f2I g the service Will also be stated In the body
The Postma.ter General reserve. the right z sars
which may Fs deemed ,oD,,a,,.r viii,
no, GS aP isS% 'Ans 0'aa''' OF WI"
.a 5s Mi fi%s be se ssrs r''HSi
paJr%:ssd !sscond A.. slant Postmaster Gcnorai.
'"'' U r|s, ''''' %EEs&ANDEg "; RAS8DALL:
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Nor SO'-The New York Herald states that
the new constitution Of Arkansas confers the
right to vote upon women. This Is not SO; and
the Herald Is either mistaken or mlsrepresents
that Instrument
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WAR DgPARTMEST.-There was nothing of
importance about the War Department yester.
day; visitors we're few, and OF news there was
hut little.
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LATEST rELEGRAPHlO NEWS
N E VS. FROM z UROPE.
DECENTRALIZATION TREATY
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES
TRIAL or DAVIS POSTPONED
A Man Found Murd or O d
THE CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN CUBA
TRIAL OF DAVIS POSTPONED
A Man found Murd o O d
HE CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN CUBA
FROM EUROPE ny GABLE.


BERLIN, April 2.-The naturalization treaty
with the United States has been ratified by the
Federal Parliament. The approval was almost
unanimous. Bismarck said the subject was
clear on all points, and hereafter no German
naturalired In the United States would be
moiested in Germany, The Polish members
voted against the ratification.
From Havana-The Religious Dimculty
HAVANA, April 2.-The Bishop Of Havana
sails direct inthe steamer which leaves this port
tomorrow, the order to that effect having been
received from the Queen. Considerable excite
ment prevailed, and public demonstration by
the priests 10 rumored. with the people, how.
ever, the course Of Lasundi Is generally ap-
proved, while the Bishop Is disliked. 1t is re.
ported that Concha will relieve Lasundi.
Reports heretofore sent regarding the landing
Of slaves on the island are undoubtedly exagger.
s.ed. .
Prayers were offered to-day In All the churches
for the safety Of the bishop.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

MErROpoI ITAN HorEI,-PorrsA sHxLLIr
: densyst Z a Msnvv ana a ushtsr Tsnst aau,t
w saston. Thomas Holmes, New York, Thos
lanes wbitlsteb. Helena, Montanai Jason
crane. Thomas Price, i s Morton, b + Day, A
X sloan, n Y, W q Wilcox, Schuyler Merritt,
ford. Coma 4 j kellogg and son, M L Kellogg,
BsltimorsiB Lyssh, ~, o Madsss, ohsslseton,
deiphia, Ms VRits1e, Mia Nhitind q W
SS osSnn; ~ " bso"h'ns An."S'"'
joshua Bishop Pnhadelpnisly Slm1nton'
ILL., ho1k'vWp, IA mdss n I X, "a u
nnInS, VIZ " " NJ E, s"u sx fon,s, IS.niei
y Dhy, DeE W McCofu, SL kvuhj
Mccain, Baltimore; John Schiey, Nai
Porter H,Algef and lady, Mfs. Stiea Brown eno
sister, Nd, A II Widen, MINI, Mri Grail, Pa;
Hammond, N r, Vim RenhA Messt p W
Shelley, Iowa, John H Ming and vile. Montana
John ID Brown and aister. ID 8omefs, N vi
MR. whifnsv and dsu Enter. Ocorre w Cochran
wis. ~ TTS- EsTuEU0n o..
"sr.r1t,~ ,.,,,,rS ..,i e.v.>,.s
lSEAION HOUSEG.JoHs T.
= ~ Sherer Phllaj NJ ENeIetLy y S.ensu,
Md; A. Engitsh, Wilmington, Del, J Charles
Baltimore; w Edwards, T W Hewitt, N VI
Campbell, Phila, H W Flsndreau, N Y; W
white, L Easton, Phila; p Abel, Atehisoni
Mo; j A I0ndon. Cinclnnsti, Ohio; Hiram For.
=
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

4 RM SU L ES.
OPPICE CuIgP QrARrgRNAsrEK,l
fORT LEAyESwuRTu, KAN, March y, ls8 !
sealed proposals will be received at this once until
u o'clock Of the 9th Of April, lsGs for the de
500 BUSHELS CORN, G55 lbs to he busheI,) aud
t.jJO BUSHELS okTs, (52 lb, to the bushel.1
To the Post Quartcrma ster at Fort Hays, X nsas.
Bids will be received for portion or the whole
Delivery to commence on or before April Is. 1855
aud be completed within thirty (p) days thereafter
Post to be kept fully supplied from time OF rst de-
livery until the contract Is filled.
Persons making bids will be governed by the usual
condition. regarding proposal, and contracts. In.
formation Of the conditions can be obtained by appl
cation Ia person or by letter to this Office.
By order Of the Commanding OMcer, Department Of
Missouri. l.. g, EASTON,
ap3-td Deputy q. N. Gen. #, C. q. II.
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BosToS, April 2.-The annual State fast was
observed to-day In the usual manner. All bust
ness was suspended and the churches well al
tended in the morning, and places Of amusement
thronged In the evening.
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The METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH BILL
We learn, from Annapolis, that Gov. Swami has
promised to refuse to sign the bill passed by the
Church Of Its church property In the rural dis
trirts OF the State. Under the new constitution,
his failure to sign bill within five days after
It's passage 10 equivalent to o vote, and the act
becomes null and void. This bill was gotten up
Dy parties who have been heretofore seizing
property belonging to the Northern Conference
Dy force, and was so cunnlngly worded as to con-
ceal Its real meaning
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virginia News-Jen. Davi..s TriaI.u

RICHMOND, April Am ordinance authorizing
the issuing OF certificates Of indebtedness for
the expenses Of the convention, receivable for
taxes and redeemsbie at the Treasury, passed.
The trial Of Mr.. Davis was again postponed
to-day until the second Of May.
John White, a respectable citizen OF Pow
hatan, was found dead In that county on Sunday,
with Ave bullet holes through his body.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-03
MAGGIE MITCHELL'S
NEW PLAY,
Lo7LT.

~ U NO.
" No. / Peruvian Guano, Best Super. Phosphate,
Pure Ground Bone, Fish GuanO, Plaster, Phosphate
Guanos, &c. for sale by GEO. y. WHITE, 80 Front
street, New York,
N(rE HAVE BEEN CONSTITUTED SOLE AGENTS
w for the District OF Columbia for the Inanufae.
turing aud selling Of guaranteed non-burstlng and
GAS AND WATER PIPES.
Also, Tin, Lead and Copper ROOFING, SPOUT
ING and GUTfERING. secure against leakage from
expansion and contraction.
They will be offered to the people as soon as our
arrangements are completed. iofh a Ioritten guar
Hntes and bond ia double the amount Of damage Ia
case ~ accident loss BY failure 10 psEform as
promised,
mh3l .eOUt JOHN II. ELNANS 4 co.
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PR6a III q sTRREr SnRTh., A

pRoP0sAL TO gRAyEL SiXTEENIH STREET.
MAIoks 6yyicf, CRY HILL
Proposals will b. Ieeeiyed At this otnee until u
o clock, IN. . on WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst, to
north or so much thereof as the Mayor may direct;
the gravel, sueient, to be taken from the line Of
Ing on four inches at the gutter lines well rolled.
and free from boulders,.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
Erayeng. aud also the price per cube yard at which
they will trade said street from to street, but
price to he paid for such grading. either cutting or
nlling. that which measures most,
SAMUEL DUvALL.
Commissioner OF First Ward
wM. DOUGHERTY,
THOMAS ALLEN,
ap]td Assistant COmmi ssioners.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-03

HOARD FOR THE E0.

NIafsMEDiCAL BOARD FOR THE EX-
w ANIMATION OF CANDIDATES For ADJ
MISSION INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SUR
At the Naval ylun, ladelpha for the eSala ma
ton o. eandidates for admission iSta the Medical
Gentlemen DESTROYS Is Appearing before the Board
must MAKE Spplietuon TO the Hoaorabe Secretary Of
place And date q birth. Applications to be accom-
panied by respectable testimonials Of moral character
Candidates must not be less thar tw eBty zose nor
more than twenty six years Of ago, =,
dates eWenaisg tko lessdna VI the Board, AS buc-
ts1sinl s31Mhet.oa Ia legal prerequisite for APP
The many vacancies existing In the Medical Cares
dates. =, j, HORWITZ, Chief OF bureau,
ZEE fe2B- WdstmyO
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From 6eorgia-Movement Of General
Meade.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 2.-Dr. Beckwith, the
bishop elect OF Georgia, was conseerated to-day.
Gen. Meade arrived this evening from Florida.
There are rumors Of inyestiEations.
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SHOvELs. SPADES, FORKS, HAKEs.
AND SH0VELS

By special arrangement we arc prepared 10 supply
the trade with aboye.named goods AZ factory rates,
for cash good 0dAys papsr aud subject to the
discount u allowed BY BsltiPSrs jQsb,pf 5su.es,
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MAGGIE MIT(HEIL'S
NEW PLAY,
Lo1LB.
DEMOLITION IN TRADE.

DEMOLITION IN TRADE
Greater inducements than ever before offered to per-
sous getting up clubs In our
ONE DOLLAR SALE,
send for New Spring Circular.
VI and 90 Federal st., Boston, Macs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-03

Ex-Gov. KoERNoR, OF Illinois, declines being
Governor,
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been fixed In lieu OF the after.
noon receptions, az they were last season.
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JN.THgsgPBEMEG COURT 0F THE pIsTRICT 0y
/ COLUMBIA. TIE 2iTH DAY oF PEbRpAhf,
Elizabeth Dayis)
No, ll9G, EQulty Docketb.
Charles Davis,
On motion Of the complainant, by Nj. X, browne,
appearance be entered herein on before the
rule day occurring forty day. after this day, other.
default.
(Sgued) A. b. OLIN, Justice.
is26 WOW Clspky
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ALBERT T. WHITING,

HAT AND BONNET RLEACHER AND MANU-
fAcTuRER,
n. E. CORNER TENTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE.
Third sroRY. ESrRASCE on TESTusr
All the latest style. u BONNRTs, HATS, &c. , for
women and ehildTen,s wear 70 be had.
REPAIRIND and CLEANING expedItiUusly done
at most Teasolab bio prigAs,
The latest fashions introduced simultaneously with
Northern eitieg. mhS.lm
GREAT BARGAINs-PIANOs.
$3.50, ~
t225 u
behaves, $40.
One Andrew Stein, as.
wafsrooms q %P'A cay ", q asT2ERoTT / 10. - "'
Sole Agents Of steinway 4 Sons Pianos
mhSl'st aud Mason Hamlih's Cabinet Organs.
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TR wiilian., f + q jarvis, sL Csnasla, Gen
auntinston, " Miller, Va; W Fowler, N y; ::
d whifhan, w va; b T Atkinson, Pa; W 4
Golfer, U s A, p H Smith, Baitimose; O
Beekwith, Pa, 900
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KRAsZYNsKI-MYERs.- lin this city, At the resi-
denee oftAe New. NJ Addison, q Trinity Church, on
Tuesday evening, March 81. by the aaIne, Lieut.
MArRicE ksIsfissKI o. s, Army, to Mss ADA =.
MIERs, o. Now York city only daughter OF the late
John u. Myers. No cards.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-18
BY STATE TELEGRAPH.
From the Virginia Enterprise ofyesterday.

From the Virginia Enterprise OF Yesterday.
CHICAGO, January l6-Washington spe'
cials say that McCulloch has forbidden the
heads of the Bureau of the Treasury De
partment to recognize Stanton as Secretary
of War until his status in that department is
settled.
It's said similar orders have been issued in
the other Executive Departments.
1t is also said that the President intends
to issue proclamation forbidding officers OF
the army to hold any communication with
Stanton as Secretary of War, and not obey
the orders he may issue.
Impeachment is strongly talked of in the
House should Johnson refuse to recognize
Stanton. Congress never manifested such a
settled determination to stand squarely to the
position assumed.
The Senate last night passed the anti-con-
traction resolutions.
New YORK, January l6.-Specials reter-
ate the statements that the President says
Grant promised to notify him before leaving
the War Office. One correspondent says
Grant admitted this in the presence of Gem
eral Sherman.
McClernand will be appointed Minister to
Mexico.
WASHINGTON, January 16.-Letters from
Tullahoma, Tenn, say that revenue officers,
in attempting to seize an Illicit distillery,
were attacked and shot and other outrages
perpetrated.
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PEDEsTRIANIsM EXTRAoRDINARY. - A
new pedestrian feat is proposed by one Ser
geant George H. Batos, late Of the First
Wisconsin Artillery, who agrees to walk
from vicksburg, Mississippi, to Washington
D. c., through the South, displaying on his
whole route the stars and stripes. He agrees
to go alone, unarmed, and without cent in
his pocket, and is to receive one dollar day
from the person with whom he makes the
wager. He will start after the first of Janu-
airy, and expects to arrive in Washington on
or before the 4th of July. He has faith that
the flag will be respected. the wager turning
upon this point quite as much as upon his
powers as pedestrian.