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April 8, lat IS s. Ion 80 80 w, ship Pride OF the
Port, from Bombay for Liverpool;
April m iat 2 al s. lon "a 40 w, ship Seminole.
from New York Via 81 Thomas tor San Francisco
May 8, lat SO, Ion 80 snip oid Dominion, from
Nav 8. lat 4s N, lon SO W, ship Oneida, McGilyery
from Liverpool for Alden.
May I, no lat, &c, ship Thos Freeman, tina Liver
pooI Tor Callao.
May lat "a, Ion 70, brig Cosmos, i'm Porto Rico
for a Northern port. - -''"o
May q, lat 25 25 Ion 70 AZ, ship Alaska, from New
Orleans for Liverpool. 'N-' -''"
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-28

CONSTITUTION WATER is certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. mar16eod3m
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Ar at Liverpool 18th inst Koomer, Griffin, from
New York
Sid 18th. Southern Rights Williams, Cardiff and
New York Galveston Norman, HALIFAX; 18th,
Priscilla, York, Callao via Cardiff.
Cid 18th, II ID Brookman. Savln, new orleans
Emf out 14th. Sunbeam, Chadwick, and Onward
O'Brien, Murphy. Boston.
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video.
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Philadelphia. --o"
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Philadelphia.
AT at Bordeaux nth Inst, A G .Iewett, Reed, and
Kennedy, Duncan, Havre
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Archangel; st Lawrence, Nichols. Buenos Ayres via
bordeaux; Shamrock, Stone, Newport and United
States.
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dleton, Callao.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FENIANs-REARREsr OF DEAsY--ARREsT or
TWO OTHER AMERICAN CITIZENS.
y ATLANTIC rRLEGrAPB TRIBUNE
LONDON, Jan. 1G-Considerabe excitement was
occasoned in this city to-day, by the announcements
that the Fenian Deasy, who, with Kelly, rescued
from the custody of the police at Manchester some
weeks ago. had been captured The police, late yes
terday afternoon, overhauled near v aterford.
Ireland, who answers completely to the description
of Deasy There are other strong circumstances in
the case which warrant the belief that tho authori
ties have not mistaken. The prisoner under strong
guard, started for Manchester this morning where
he will be confronted with the fellow-prisoners
OF Deasy for recognition. The Government officials
are very active and vigant. Yesterday afternoon
two Americans, named Barrett and ONeill, were
arrested at Glasgow and imprisoned. Papers found
their persons indicate beyond doubt that they be-
long to the American wing of the Fenian organiza-
ton. The motion recently made In the Court Of
Queens Bench for change of place Of the trial Of
the Fenians Burke, Casey. Shaw, and Mullany from
Warwick to London is likely to be granted.
THE POPE ASKED FOR AID AGAINST THE FENIANs
1t is reported that Lord Bloomfield, the British
Minister to Austria, and Lord Clarendon, have
gone on mission to Rome. to request the Pope ia
his influence with the inhabitants of Ireland foi
the suppression of the Fenan agitation.
THE FENfAN EXAMINATIONS.
DUBLIN, jan 16--Evening.- preliminary ex
animation of the prisoner Lennon has been
cluded. Evidence was given to the effect that he
the leader of the attack the police at Stopa
side last Spring. He held by the magistrate foI
trial on the charge of high treason.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
AUSTRIA.

CARLOTTA INFORMED OF MAXIMILIANs FATE,
BRUSSELS, Jan. 16The intelligence of the death OF
the Archduke Macmillan was for the first time com.
municated TO his widow Carlotta four days ago
What effect this announcement had upon the mind
and health of the Archduchess is not known, as nc
report has since been made as to her condition.
MAxIMILIAN's BODY AT TRIEsTE-soLEMN GER.
EMoNIEs.
TRIESTE Jan. 16-Eyenng.-The remains of the
Archduke Maximilian were landed from the Noyars
this morning with the most solemn ceremonies and
in the presence of immense crowds of silent peO'
pie gathered the buildings, piers, and ship.
ping. In the city. public buildings and
private houses everywhere were draped in mourning
and flags were covered with Grape. Business was
suspended and the stores were all closed. On the
vessels in the harbor and at tho wharyes the flags
were at balf-mast At 10 o'clock, the procession
escorting the corpse moved from the place of land
ing through the city. Tho coreego Was prcceueu Dy
a body of cavalry, and consisted of the municipal
Government of Trieste, tho clergy in their vest
ments the hearse loaded with flowers, the Archdukes
of the Empire Admiral Tegethoff and the officers OF
the fleet, ambassadors of foreign nations, Austrian
officials of high rank, the foreign consuls,
the various corporations of the city and the people
generally, division of infantry bringing up the
rear. A feeling of profound grief was everywhere
shown by the vast mutitudes who lined the streets
and thronged the houses along the route of the pro-
cession. The day was very iine the sun shoDe bnl-
liantly. Almost the entire population was assem-
bled to honor the memory of the Archduke, who was
greatly beloved by the people of this city. The
solemnity was as much popular as an official de-
monstration of sorrow, and was one OF the most
touching and impressive speciacles witnessed.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION CON-
YENTIONS-A QUESTION OF ADJECIIVEs-
WHAT IS COLOR1
RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 16-Nothing of interest
occurred in the convention to-day The Sentinel having
designated the In the Convention by the words
NEGRO" and "whie," exasperated both races OF the
Radicals aD1 the following resolution was adopted by
vote OF A to 1o -,
ResOlred That no reporter for any newspaper shall
hereafter be allowed upon this floor who shall " l7
reports treat the Convention or any of lts members
with dsrespcct but that they shall In case OF oense IN
this respect excluded from the floor OF the Hall and
galleries. by the President Several Conserya-
tive members proposed to enter protest as follows AS
this resolution step toward restricting the nbereb OF
the press and keeping information from the people, we
protest against its passage. This not allowed TO be
spread the Journal
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ALABAMA.

THE ANrI-nEcoNSTRUCTION MOyEMENT-NON-
VOTING TO BE THEIR POLICY-A DAY OF
FASTING AND PRAYER FOR DELIvERANCE
FROM THE HORRORS OF NEGRO DOMINATION.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 16-A meeting of
the leading citizens of Alabama has been In session here
for two days After calm and patient deiberation, the
following resolutions were adopted unanimously:
Rsod That recommend the people Of Alabama opposed to
The Convention lately IN session MONTGOMERY 20 abstain from voting
the eee 70 be held the and 5h II February either pon
tie question Of rg rejecting that Constitution or for candidates
for officers under IL
od That also recommend the opponents Of said proposed
Constitution that they form and maintin effective political organ
themselves In Of the state until tney are 10
hyered from the pers wiich are impending.
The 3Oth day Of January recommended TO the peo
po Of Alabama day OF fasting aud prayer to
Almighty God to deliver the people OF Alabama from the
horrors Of negro domination
An address oso adopted settinS forth to the people
OF Alabama and the world the reasons prompting the
white people OF Alabama to abstain from the polls.
ANOTHER JUDGE REMOVED.
SELMA, Ala, Jan. 16.-The Hon. =. G. Wood
has decided that he could not comply with Gen. Popes
order in regard 10 placing negroes on the jury without
violating his official OATH and yesterday his Court was
suppressed by military authority. At meeting OF the
bar Of Dallas County Judge Wood was unanimously sus
tained.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
FROM THE PLAINS.

INDIAN TROUBLES-ARIZONA on RAILROADS.
NEW AND SHORT ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Jan. 1G-A dispatch from
HAYES CITY, Kansas, says party OF Arapahoe Indians
took posseson Of Government train at Cmarron Cross
ing and helped themselves to what they wanted.
Later dates from Arizona give an account OF large
meeting Of citizens OF that Territory, ut Prescott at
which resolutions adopted strongly urging Con.
gress to extend necessary aid TO the Kansas Branch OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, to construct railroad
through New-MexicO and Arizona TO the Pacific ocean
Latest advices from Gen. Pamers surveying party re-
present that they have found entirely practicable
route 100 miles shorter than any line yet surveyed from
the Missouri River TO San Francisco. go
central Grant Club has been Organizedhere with the
Hon. Henry I. Blow, President.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ARREST OF GOLD AND SILVER COIN COUNTER
PETERS.

BUFFALO n. Y, Jan. 16.-Daniel A. Rhodes
and John parties engaged In manufacturing counter
felt silver and gold con In shanty In the woods about
two miles below the Suspension Bridge arrested
yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Toes In
formation given by officer ID. H. Thomas OF Niagara
city considerable quantity Of genuine and bogus cOin
implements, and acids &c, were also captured. The
Of wOOdebOppers The prisoners arraigned before
United States Commissioner Gorham this morning. but
the examination postponed until 81 o'clock this
aft
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
AGGRESSIVE POLICY OF RUSSIA.

fU1sfNf UT
LONDON, JAM 16.-The aggressive policy Of tho
Russian Government in the Eastern question causes
much alarm in Turkey. The Northern Post of st,
Petersburg has noticeable article on tho subject.
The writer declares that Russia does not desire an
extension of territory her only aim is to tho
safety of the Christian subjects of the Porte. The
St. Petersburg Gazette asserts that both England and
France have urged the Sultan to make extensive
military and naval preparations in the Mediterra-
nean
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
FRANCE.
THE FRANco-MExIcAN BONDS.

THE FRANCO-MEXICAN BONDS.
LONDON Jan. l6-It is reported that the banker
Jecker intends to bring suit against the French Gov
ernment, for the recovery of sl3OOOOoO due on the
Franco Mexican bonds beld by him.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AT TOULON.
TOULoN, Jan. 16.-Admiral FaTagut whose fleet
arrived here this week, was received with every at.
tention by the city authorities and was superbly
entertained by the officers Of the French navy at this
port during his stay. The United States squadron
under his command sailed to-day for Naples
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
DISASTROUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 16-A serious accident Oc-
cured the Allegheny Valley Railroad Tuesday, 10
miles west Of Franklyn, VenaDgo County, Pennsylvania,
caused by collision between two gravel trains to one OF
which attached cabOOse carrying over 20 Ia
borers working the road. The traus had regular
time for running and the conductors them not being
informed Of each others time, met while moving at tho
rate OF Is miles per hour The engines OF both trains
badly damaged, and the caboose literally
demolished Most OF the labOrs severely injured
and three OF them are reported dead
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
SOUTH CAROLINA.

GEN. CANDY AND GOV. ORR INVITED TO SEATS
on THE FLoOR-THE NEGRO DooRkEEPER
INDUCED TO RESIGN-NO WHITE DELEGATE
YET CHOSEN FOR BOOT-BLACK.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 18.-The Convention
to-day passed resolution inviting Gen Canby, Gov Orr
and Mayor Gaillard TO seats within the bar
The negro who was elected, last night. eergeant-a
Arms was Induced resign account OF ncompctency
morrow night
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ATTEMPTED MURDER OF WIFE IN PHILADEL


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.--To-day while Mrs.
Lucy Graham years Of age waiting on her motier
inlaw who Is lying ut the point OF deatn houm oIa'
nam her husband entered the room where the two wo
were and without prcyocaton placed ms arm ascu,
a pistol. the ball entering her brain AFTER Few mill
ute he left the house and delivered himself into custody
stating as motive for the deed that Ills wife had two or
three times tempted poison him, and that he was
determined to ayenge himself An examination o. ths
wound on Mrs Graham showed that portion OF the
brain protruded No hopes OF her surviving more than
a couple Of hours are entertained.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE WEST INDIES.
ST. THOMAS.

POPULAR VOTE IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION.
BIT rrLxohArn
HAVANA JAM 16.-A Danish man-of-war has just
arrived at Santiago de Cuba which brings tho
news that popular vote had been taken in the
islands OF St. Thomas and ST. Johns on the question
of annexation TO the United States In both islands
an almost unanimous vote was cast in favor of an.
nexation, only twenty-five voting in the negative.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ST. DOMINGO.

PROGRESS OF THE WAR-SUCCESS Or THE PAR
TISANS OF BAEZ.
HAVANA, Jan. 16.-Adviccs from San Domingo
state that after bloody attack, Ger. Ovando with 200
Baezsts took tho town Of Azua and had established
Provisional Government. including within s limits tho
towns Of Neybo and san Juan. His forces were march
Ing on the capital.
News fIOm Porto Plata reports that after sangunary
combat the city had surrendered TO thu evOutionst
President Cabn and his generals sedadcd In haste from
tho place the Treasury having previously been omped
by Gems. Luperin and Punenel.
Gen. FroncOSO was in command OF the Baeztss. Baez
himself at the town of Hungrara with an imposing
force. He operating III connection with fotla,
and expected TO take thc capital by fire and sword
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-The National Con-
yention OF the Grand Army OF the Republic again In
session to-day The ritual and constitution amend
ed and finally adopted At the evening session the elcc
ton officers held. Gen. Logan OF Illinois
was chosen Grand Commander and Gen. Joshua T. owen
OF Philadelphia Vice Grand Commander Two hundred
gates now here.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
PARAGUAY.

THE PRESIDENT LIKELY TO FALL BACK ON
HUMAITA.
LONDON Jan. 16.-Later advlces from Rio Janeiro
represent that the situation of affairs around HUI
malta was such that it believed that President
Lopez would be compelled to withdraw from the
Rio Parana and fall back with all his force on
Asuncon, the capital. The Allied army had been
heavily reinforced and was pressing the siege very
closely
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

Johnson ms ne cond prove On the 2lst OF july leo
GOV. Jenkins voluntarily surrendered his nationality and
advised the people OF Georgia defy their obligations 70
their Government. Who paid the attorneys employed
by Gov prosecute the case of Georgia In the su'
premc Courtf
After further discussion the subject motion OF
ar. Ashburn himself was laid on the table
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
DENMARK.
THE MERCHANTS OF ST. THOMAS.

THE MERCHANTS OF ST. THOMAS.
CoPENHAGEN, Jan. 16.-It is reported here that
the efforts of Chamberlain Christensen in his negota'
tions with the United States Government TO secure
certain privileges and exemptions for the merchants
of St. Thomas have been defeated by the opposition
of Secretary Seward.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
BY STEAMSHIP.
ITALY.

NEW YEARS RECEPTION BY KING VICTOR
EMMANUEL.
FLORENCE, Jan. 1.-The new years reception
was held by the King today The presidents ana aepu
tations from the Senate the Chamber OF Deputies ne
ministers the the municipalities officers ofthe
army and the National Guard were present In reply 70
the OF the King IN
postion OF Italy had improved within the last few months
his Majesty hoped heChamber would act such manner
"a to render n posslbe TO govern effect all the reforms
so long expected by the country Addressing the Mayor
OF Florence the King much qualification NJ re-
ceivinr the Of city the inhabitants or
which had so admirably conducted themselves during the
late caamous period. and regretted that their example
had moi heen followed In of the other italian cities
The King thanked the National Guard for their exertioDs
10 preserve order.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
FATAL ACCIDENT.

FONDA, N. Y, Jan. 16.-yohn Binins, foreman
the Fonda and GoversSe Railroad, was killed nes.
here this ateruoon by the cavng him Of emban
ment. One arm entirely pulled OF In endcsvcrins
extr!cate hlp
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
TO THH AssocIIIRp PRESS

TO THE As0cIATRp
Danish steamer arrived at Santiago de Cuba
from st. Thomas She brings the announcement that the
people OF st. Thomas and St. Johns voted with great
enthusiasm and unanmity favor OF transfer to the
United States Only % thrown against the
measure.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
CUBA
MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA.

| MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANN.
| HAVANA, Jan. 16.-Senta Anna and his COM
panions are very busy occupied and some curious de-
velopments III regard TO his schemes aud nrgues are
| looked for.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

dinner was given last evening by President
posrorfb az tho Board of Excise. Commissioners LIN
coin crane Acton Parker MI jackson b. Schultz ana
others were among the GuestA
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
WASHINGTON.

rr,v oorrov TAX IN THE sENATE-No PROGRESS
AN IMPORTANT GREENBAcK P1s7dTsT1oy bllrnrEUrhG
no ". ~o,IuIssIONER OF PATENTS-NEW-
UopK POLITICIANS AT WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

TIE LEGISLATIVE COUNClL-A BLACK CLERGY
MAN IN ENGLAND-DECREASE OF CRIME
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS OF THE NEGROES.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA.

THE STATE GOVERNMENT ASSUMED BY GEN.
MEADE's oFFIcERs-REMovAL OF THE STATE
CONTRoLLER-ANoTHER ORDER CONCERN
ING TRIALS BY CIVIL LAW-SIGNIfICANI
WARNING TO DERELIcT OFFICERS.
TELEdRAPH TRIBUNE
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 1G.-Gen. Rugor and
Capt Rockwell have entered into possession OF the Offices
OF Governor and Treasurer at Micdgevile. The Con-
troer Of the State refused to recognize Gen. Meades
thory, and General order No. IL, Issued this evening
from headquarters, Third Military District removes from
office John T. Barnes the said Controller OF the State Of
Georgia and appoints Capt CHI rles Wheaton OF the SD
Infantry to the vacant Office.
The following General Order Is exciting much attention
here:
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
e~a ORassE CspsrY.
Csurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Tern, 1867.
Bashsba Hopkins, BY her Gaardian w. W.Msnsun,
Heirs Of Gilbert Hopkins.
Ms .+ Peiilisz 10 eel Land
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of The Csort that
the defendants are not iassIsIsnls of The Stale,
II IL ths'siss ordered that psslicalion be made In
Ihs HHisssfosgh Recorder, nswsparsr polished
Ia the iown 81 HIsbOfnugh. for sE ~ssks notifying
ias sss DESCENDANTS 10 be and appear 81 the merit term
Il this Court 10 BE- hsld 10 tho Csuri House in Hill.
baough on the fourth Mosdsy sf February nert,
thea and thsre to plead snswer Or dsmaf 10 said Pc
sian, sr the same zill b. taken pro csnEesso, sad
heard ex yssie ~ 10 them. #.s@@ II @a a*@ %eta
waassss George Laws. Clerk Of said Court, 81
afii,c in HiIIssorough, the ioaah Monday sfNovem-
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n,..s GEORGE LAWS. C. c. C. f.
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THE sssrsfihs wsols respectfully inform his for
4 nj. patrons and ihs public generally, that he
k.s nsda ssmplsle srsngsnsnls 70 Iersise both
prssk snd Picked OYSTERS regularly, from The
Iss, Uyslsr hsu<s 10 Norfolk. aud guarspices that
tia. the Oysters from this establishment both fresh
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lrsuxht 70 this markslg =
ne. kss also s6usd up HE cutting room expressly
f~ sssknr pp srasfs in all Tbs besl styles. apJ be
ass.ets h.lassIf that sfst Iwsaty years experience
no Gill be ssls 10 give general sasiacsion 10 all who
NV 10 sispo.ss 10 patronzs biz hous. Oysters esn
u lad al an tines both night and day He returns
his sincere thanks 10 bis friends Tor their liberal Pc.
lsousgs Ial ssnsn. sad lrssis tlsi be may msrIt .
ci.ausnes or pssrosags for The seassn Of 1857
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TO coNsUhPTlvEs.

TsHE Rev. EDWARD. A. WILSON will ard
T. Gree Of charge 10 All who desils II tbs prsscsp.
lion with directions for making AM, ssng The simpk
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af9.aNo. los so. and ST., williamsburg, W York.
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AND FRESH, CHEAP GOODS CON .
.c.<3 INC TN EVERY WEEK. 4'>'

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or Gloves and Gauniiess Collars and Uutis Coz ssts,
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Burners, aud Oil.
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