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Evening star., 1868-02-07
LADIES LIST

A.hshlsy Mary u Araristd Lucinda Mr.. Al
I.n IA, hT'i alsh Pauline, Anderson char,otte Mr.,
B.Bs,lsr Octave; Butler l. nr. Butler Mary
Ben s.na Mari F9sy k9ss so5ss st5sT NJ
= Mrs BsrisI A tipso Mrs- Brysnt Martha, Beverly
M, sy nr1, Ell Msssle, Benton Louisa d, B.Gd
bSroh cNSiIhnds, BuTaett I; , ATdeii1 "
hr., Cromwell En.ms Nrs cooier Mar. 'Iaf
idxe An9ie Mrs, Chfi"n bell-2, Casey Anne Mr.,
tiia Mr., sapEell GtnI ir-. Conlry Kate, Crs%-
ford u Ms Carter Sarah Ann, Cooke Rosa NJ .
So s bonaisaa ri Ma CASA SSai, 1 'shs NJ. ~ hs
G-Iolin. Mr., Dgu,ost kmily Digs Ellen A
Bsugta-- Mar Davis Nsacy fcoI, David g Z Nr.
EEngeri Mr.. Earshsrt Cecilia \ Mr.. IA.
F.fani- NJ .Irr, Frszier Mrs, Fitzpst
ries Ann ,'r-, FleTry Chss Mr.. Fouke susie,
JulIrr MARY FoTd su-sn "-'''
me. G@rdIer khzs Mr.. Gaylord Mrs, Graham
Mp 4, AZ S,,toP :, NJ. G"TdOn I;i ksehsl Mrs..
Ca,hsrinr Mr., Hart Anne Hull Mrs. iipi,it pkin.
Bet,.y Nr., Hsiiisid Mr.. Horn Mar, HR.isT
rannie Mrs Ho2 ls Jss srr Harrison frs,
I-lIyin- Bose Mr-.
JchD-.n Js. 4 Mrs, Joh9scn Jerome 1rs'
Jshpssn "a May Joh..9B HsTsarst A Mr., I.,k
hAiIe Nm. Jone. Dyretts Mrs. Jones ". n Mrs.
mr.. P Kns%P.S kesace. satSa & 'n'e's O. Mig Joan
L-Le~i- sarah Mr., Lewis Ann Mrs. Levi.
B-ise. stham Fannie Lee Alice. L~sch Emu
asg, NJ e. LGm1f Jslis s, An NJ LoTd Mr.; Log
Mrs. Logan Minnie, Lucas ksry
M-her,issth Mrs, Mills sophia Mrs, HaddcN
MardeE harth. n Mr-, Messiah harths aulissn
sn. e MIL N1 NJ hrs, Cd Hilsr spn AI., sasaes
a.s Nall caroline Mr. Mendst CsioIins
Mc-heN eill Emma. McFedden Ellen, NrCar
" Mary HeCrid h zti+. Mem namen John Mrs
heSsTr Laura Mrs. Mccormack aargr, Mctioa-
Moro Bridget. Nisholsou Anna NJ Ms
P-FsTk~r Anna Peter. Johanna. Pavton Ehz-
steth Mr.. Psg- Hsrri~t. PAGE Priscilla " Mira
prathor JHiis Phlpps Mar Mrs. Paris susan
MI Powers InCln4a-
R-KeaIn- NaTy. Rohrcr N VI Mr., Richmond
John Mrs, Ritter A q Mrs. Rebinson Mari coll
ROtInsou NJ Mrs, RODE Mary N. Robert. atil-
da- ksy " Mr., Reynolds NJ Mrs. Rice Maria
drs~ hrs. Rearton Sarah J Russell Geraldine,
eNsn@wden Miss, SPEAK. Ealna ]. simmon.
HeBrietts, sonbeiI Mr., Snow J. Speads Jane
Mrs, stalhpe Margaret stull LYDIA T, shultz
MAtids Mr.. sutton Annie, spiler Rebe,cs Mrs,
MsT5 n, smith Fanny. smith Am Mrs, stewart
T-Towl~s Rosert Mr.. Torberf Lizzie c Mr.,
ISsIlon J9ley TAFT A Mr.. Todlenlsn Emms,
Thornton Sarah Tspp ng Emms-3 Taylor Emmz.
Taylor hIs, ThonR-on Elizabeth Mrs. Thomas
Ann Mr., Toms MAJ Mrs, Tounle, Helen
N-Norgsin Mary, Nanhun Jane Ms.
Wv iliism~ MARI Mr.. Williams El-y. WI
hsms Lizz,s Mr. wirSrrd M~ggi. J-2. Weir
Lizzie, Wellsck MAJ Wells Mr. Nrtmare
J-2, WalleT Ja- Mr.. Wort John Mr. Walsh
Johanna. " ard Geo hrs W williamson bettie ars
H-i1LLg Ssssn Mrs.
hiSCELIA+HsUs.-.'snnieD ID; Mis- ".
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GFNTLEMF.S-S LIST.

Adams >, AttWau Cla- A, ABBOTT Gorne
hu. A-h Cha u. AdsnsE y Annike Eon n,
AndeTsoD john G. Adley. !. Atvin yas.Y, Ap-
pleton Joseph, A AHSie JO,eph. AIderly geseph b,
.Tm-issd N Ms.oT, A. ~in Mr AnnaGIe nsJac So;
Al.h.Bo.T L, Anderson ", Ander-on l..
H-Buchs A N, BRIGHAM Augus,us, Ber-
upH II Brown AIa0s, Brick }. BunA-x u y,
s.scs DANIEL " Bai-s II q, Blanchard DR.. Barrett
40 -, Burn frzLeis r. c.n brancis- Bur
Go Browning Geo, Buriey Geo, BeaI- Geo n
81 En- ne ,I becGxy Henry, Baocosk Henry n,
B, Brian harT5' bress n ,. 8u.ehina HsnIy.
E.ruett y Blessdsil ig; II Buckley jobs /,
X, bEsl y jas II Beri+ir Israel. BurnsS Jno 8,
Bes-Iri ; .se p, bro.n Ia- BIsy }, Barnes yno,
n ., ., ~ E"irri : bailey Ro5s. Bsnjamin "'s
y, b.frsu @m, Burr-~s VIA IL, Blaekburn Nee
a. Brosn wr,. RroRn .'G e R,sg. sew H1 ysl
Blown Hm n, BIigE. wn.
var ger, Cisrk Brn-ai.ai~ CSksr. s.ioi.. Cs,Ixhan
sat Ss5s' .n,u:. G.'ersr
Gem rh.il a. ID, Callahan Dennis. Carroll David
S ssq = rGf: S'ff n tGsE cs.
Jerry, Curry Hon q L. Crawford General, clifton
csship9 ans n CoinicieT John Cullen ismas isnns
CTo,ty .. ClAsstt John b. Curtin jeremiah,
csdm.n Jshn 4. co.tie1n John, CAstsll J9ha II
Cookeg V, Co1Ie Col John Il Ci.rk John n, Cost
Coansr- Michael. CLipLHan n 5, Carpenter o,
Coser Peter. tolurhss p y, Cha mhlsss Robert
Curry stephPn. Cook stspbsp John, Cook samuel
W Clark samuel, CoIii- Col Thomas, Campbell
ID -p,aig {; DasisE g. Daniel Col EAwa-,,
frury IN. Dayidge III. Dsnn Hon Hiram Dew
In i, DsnEsy Jos, DaInsli JBo, Davidson yss.
pnfee lr L, pxsI.OnJ q, Derntson G: Davis
NJ, ps.iscn ? q. Dsrwan Geo, Davis Hon z r,
pssisl II. pssgl. wD y; Davis wm n, Dyer
E-iaeiss Bss.i,et. lsssr Cbss NJ, S1 ,sstea
Evening star., 1868-02-07
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
Especial DtspaAeh to the Star.l

NEW YORK, Feb THE Worlds special from
Montgomery, Ala. last evening says :-.' The
extension of elections over Saturday is due to
representations made from this point TO Wash
ineton. The Radicals talegraphed last nj I'll,
TO the Reconstruction Committee TO extend the
time, or the game rs up. Meade was telegraphed
to at Mobile, and telegraphed his order here at
noon to-day, and it will arrive here tomorrow
morning. The vote is still light, and
without fraud the constitution can't be
carried. Meade wished TO separate the
election on Constitution and for officials under
It but Grant ordered him not TO interfer- In
South Alabama the heavy negro portion is
voting hight. North Alabama has not been
heard from. Thirty-six hundred negroes out
OF sixty five hundred have voted TO date in this
county, The Radical stron gin old in the Stale
Thirty thousand votes have been cast in the
State 20 far, hut eighty.six thousand are neces-
saIy 10 carry ratification
[By Associated Pressl
NV YORK, Feb. "A special MONTGOMERY
dispatch 70 the New York Telegra "a, says that
Gen. Meade has extended the election another
day, TO include Saturday. but the probability
is that the constitution will he defeated any.
how. Little more than half the negroes voted
in this county. Hundreds are being discharged
by their employers, who detected them voting.
There II rumor that a riot occurred yesterday
in Tuskagee. The whites are very bitter against
all who vote. The returns from several coun-
ties indicate the defeat Of the Con yention
Evening star., 1868-02-07
4S6 SEVENTH sTAHhr' 1856
OVAL AND soUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAsSELS
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS, EEGhAYINGS,
PAPER HAEGINGS.
WINDOW SHADES. &C.

WlSDOW SHADES, &C.
Person. having Paintings. Enersvins., or Pho
tesraphs te Frame, are invited toosil and examine
stock Of Oval Wslnot and all Gilt Frames,
ranging In size from 6xs TO 2ex24 inches also Ras
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made TO order.
PICTUKE CORD AND TAsSELs
Picture Cord Tasseis in different colors.
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
An grades Paper Hsngiass. embracing hne EN-
varied assortment Of Medium and Low Priced Pa
pers, Borders, &c. Window Shades of different
sizes and col rs. PTvate Dwellings aud Store
Shades Of any required size made to order.
sPAINTINGS AND ENGRAyINGs.
A choice selection OF Paintings and En- cravings,
embracing. with etherr, he following gems The
Baptism, BY knaus- = chocolate Girl, by Meyer
Rescue, by Coldewe Little Barefoot, By Dc Mon
lignon; Fine Interior, by Renoux; Dante and Beat
sen, Wsy, and othere.
EEGRAvIHGS.
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris 1915, Franklin
before the Lords st Whitehall, Merry MslinK in
the Olden Time. Psac7 and War. Sunshine Of Life,
Love Messenger, Ae.
Having paTchased for CASH, ] shall ain BY Of
ferins good articles fwarrantinR them ss repre-
septedj at the lowest remnn-ratiys prices, 60
cure u liberal portion OF the public patronage.
ders ard prompt s-ttsms nts pected Ia return.
Any erder NOT enthusiastically filed will be iamedi
ately corrected and satisfsction guaranteed.
aNTERMs CASH. FOR GOODS AND LAEOR.
3. MARKRITER.
No. 4e6 SEVENTH STREET.
doors stowe Odd Fellows Hall,
n IS I'm bet. d aud e
Evening star., 1868-02-07

1Hr ALPENARLk GHOST The ScottsVills
(N al h.gister of the let SAYS
sometime hack We gave detailed accoG az
ln the Register of What .-the Ghost had ban
dong mp 10 certain date. Some of our 49,
changes and some Of our readers look upou tas
whole affair "A miserable hoax" bat we can
assure them they are mistaken. We have
taken particular pains TO give an unvarni-G-d
history OF the movements OF s-the Ihpst."
Gentleman OF integrity, aud gentlemen a.: -
much intelligence and bravery Of ..Old H. ~
ory." hsN-, night after night. for months made
unsuccessful efforts 20 kill or detect the party
ar parties that annoy the family OF Mr.. Mo0A
by throwing lights on and through the hou -.-
throwing rocks on the house, aud al the z guard- 100
getting on the roof and rapping. and knocking
out glsss-someiimes entering the bou-A " ga
false keys, &c. Ac. For some time past he nt>
failed 10 throw his light abou. the prstni- -.
We think IL more than probable that hs ass
broken his magic lantern. He has not, no ~
ever, failed, for the past two weekS, 10 app az
In SOM shape almost every night. Mr.. VI Mpsu
II now on q professional trip south. ami siu,s-
h- lett, Mr.. "Ghostn cuts up more capers thsI
usual; he raps against the house, gets on i4r
roof. "a story aud a half high,) and when ta-
guard approach HIM, he, like the irish ma =
nea. a. not there.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

SrICIDE.-The LEWISTON ND Journal saws
that on Sunday last Robert 4. BriggS. OF, og
the most respectable farmers OF Auburn. conf
mitted suicid- by hanging. For the past t.So
y.ars be has been somewhat ont of health. aaa
-uhr CT To fiis Of temporary d-rsngement bn
Sunday he appeared about usual. and no
thing strange was remarked in his coadut'.
Soon after four O'Clock ne took "A water pal
and Proceeded 10 the barn. Beng ahsrat
longer than was thought usual, his son, a Ild
Of fourteen years, went 10 the barn TO -.
y hai delayed his father. The latter told h.,n
he would b. an presently, and the lad retnrn.,d
TO the house. About O'clock the lad wen; "a,
the stable again, and on opening the doc th.
desd body OF his father. hanging from = hna-n
by small chain, was the awful sight that c,n-
ironted him HaStening 10 the house, an r.
turning with his mother, the two MANAGE .
release the body from its situation, but lifs was
extinct. The unfortunate man hal fixed the
cham about his neck. the other end bsing n "A
around beam, and leap from The NOW.
Evening star., 1868-02-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Bad News from the Abyssinian Expedition
HBy Gable to the Associated Press


IBy Gable to the Associated Press
LONDON. Feb. Later advicas have been
received here from the British army now ope-
rating in Abyssinia for the purpose of releas-
ina the English captiyes. The news lie Very
dlscouracing, and forbids the hope of success
ful move this season.
LONDON. Feb. 7-Forenoon.-Consols, a} \ a
&3a -. ). 5-2Os, al AL y Illinois Central. ~
Fries, ~.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 6-Forenoon.-U. :. 5-Yl's.
75a.
PARIS, Feb. The bullion in the Bank of
France for the week has increased twenty lone
million francs. The bourse is fiTmer and rentes
higher.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 7-Forenoon.-Cotton ac-
tive. Sales Of 1900 bales Prices unchanged.
Sales of the week l05,0O0 baies. whereof 5000
bales Were for speculation, and 1900 bales for
export. Stock on hand ,}i0.OoO bales whereof
1JCO0 were American. Corn 42s. I'd. Other
articles unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 7-Afternoon.-U. s. 5-aI's.
1la; Illinois Central, S7A.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Afternoon active
and higher; Uplands, 5; Orleans, sid. Peas
45s. Lard, 5is. TalloW, AIS. Cd.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

Young Beitman. drowned i'm the Wabash
a Nincennes last week, was murdered instead
OF committing suicide.
0Some ofthe people Of Boston are horrified
al tne ors vity OF the garments Of the females of
ballet troupe performing there.
1.-THE Deseret News reads Eastern mora,ists
q lessen OF Interference with mormonism wbii.
tne deseruors Of infants and child -murder an.
so prevalent heYeabouts.
~On Rock Island, in the Mississipp, n y,.r
pottery for baking building blocks +, oa.
turn out the material for large storrhous., ~ !
sinele aay. y"
e0zechariah d. Breytosle eom,n,,..s
tide In Desewars, O., ne cshe, da."r.s sat ut
, oeeoant Of his naDe. P'So."'y
Evening star., 1868-02-07
Amt of rebt, less Cash in Treasury, 2.Sz slS.s 10

Amt Of rebt, less Cash in Treasury 2-6G sI5.Hs 10
The foregoing is correct statement of the
public debt as appears from the books and
treasurer returns in the Departments on the
LIST OF February. 1etS.
HUGH MCCULLoCH.
Secretary of the Treasury.
The large increase of the public debt state
ment this month over last is caused by the verv
heavy payment of semi annual interest on the
5-20s and bonds of 1ssI, amounting to S25, ,000,uO0
and the falling off of the receipts from Customs
and Internal Revenue during the month
HALPINE, of the New York Citisen, accom-
panied by Miles O'Reilly," was about the
Capitol to-day, and had interviews with not a
few of the NJ. C.'s.
INTERNAL REvgNUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day, were. sai9,497.3s.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

Baltimore clergyman - lectnrrns ON IN.
advantages OF the modern dance-
The Pope is willing 70 resume negotiation.
with the Austrian Government for reyi-ioa
OF the Concorcxf
ga young woman has skated across Ia
ChxmpIsip M Rutland.
Inc Mon,ana red how 20 fashionable
in Paris H. brilliant shade liS- ruby.
- There are go women comno-,,o-. 10, ,as
various printing ofhces OF New yors City'
NLosy etons Is losing neaey in oonse;..
sut.
Evening star., 1868-02-07
-ov,-d, January 81. Is,s.
IprBLIc RsNuLrTIoN-No

"A REsoLTTION hmIs5u. contracts fOT stationery
and other suppliss ia the EXeSdtiye Depart
msnts ~ one year
be u Ea-sOtr~d ~ n !N,H1ts and H.LSe Of Reyrs-
seEttsees Of the CrSif-ti atsS Of Tica 80 Con
srsss ieG. That il shall net be lawfu for
any oi-ae Executive departments to ma he con-
tracts SOr stationery OF other supplies for a
ioHerr Term than one year nom the time the
contract = made and that whenever proposals
Tor >ua'DlIvs have been collected the parties re-
rponolng TO S1Ch solicitation shall b.. duly
notiird of the tim" and place OF opening the
bIcs-and be permitted 10 BE- present either in
peTS<n or by Attorney. and a record OF each bid
shall tlen and there be- made
Approved, January 81. Iss's
Evening star., 1868-02-07
A MAN ABOUT TO FREEZE To DEATH
WITH $4,000 IN HIS POCKET.

beastly state OF intoxicatiou, was taken to the
stao house last evening by the police 10 pre-
vent him from freezing 10 DEATH and when .x
amilied by the officers more than $500 IN
greent acks WAS found on his person.
Evening star., 1868-02-07
TIE OHIO LEGlSLATURE
Vote In Favor Of Congressional II RepeaI OF
the Reconstruction Acts.
lSnecial lisnatca To the Srar

CoiTnEus, Feb. The House Of Repre-
sentafiTes has adopted. by strict party vote,
resolutions in favor of the repeal Of the Con-
gressional reconstruction acts, which are de-
clared TO be- subversiye of the rights of the
State the liberty and prosperity of the people,
and OF the conventional powers Of the executive
and judicial departments OF the Federal Gov
ernment- They also denounce in unmeasur.d
terms the pending supplemental reconstru ctioE
and supreme Court bills. The resolutions go
la the Senate for concurrence.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

" An address Of adhesion 10 the Pope. wtih
2,"S,utN signatures, has arrived from SDa.a
anu the spanish Embassador has offered MS
holiness a legion Of spanish voluntes. - Gar
dinai Anioneiii exprsssed his appr sciaston a.
ths tender ppport, but said that the Ponrif.,,al
Government could not accept IL at the present
moment
Evening star., 1868-02-07
FROM HAYTI.
Salnave ENcOmmunicated The British
Legation W ithdra W ed-Sale Of the Bay Of
Sam na to the United States.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEw YORK, Feb. From Hayti we have
sdvices 10 the Eth uli The French clergy
had excommunicated Salvana, on the ground
that he had established of fetish reIi gion
The British Government had refused to recall
tue British Legation, AT the demand OF Presi-
dent Salnove. There was general dissatisfac-
tton and CONSERVATION al rumors OF Senior
Rngol's mission To the United States for sale OF
SAnyoe,
Evening star., 1868-02-07
SCHOOL HOUSE on FIRE

NBsv YORK, Feb. IA panic occurred in the
public school An Henry street to-day, caused by
the building taking fire from stove upsettinS
There was much confusion, but all escaped
without injury. The building was almost
completely destroyed by fire.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

A Jealous youth and his new marie,
VIII, az nonsatonie, Mass recently agreed ON
couidn Z endure absence and came 10 =. rae a.
M siIec: Sne cooled his ardor with a $40, "a
'asL and ne resorted 10 phial of arseuse: has
-@st, ior the tragedy-his wife snatchiag AZ
rom his hands found IL buckwhesf four
Evening star., 1868-02-07

~ One OF the conditions under wls.sll .ns
Cow -lor OF kaxan. q semi-TartSr city OF Rus.
sia lioesseS theatre was that lat least on n
week the manage. shQuid give performance
of such naiure that II <bonid he possible for n
mother TO take her daughtec % see a." In this
country such regulations are NOT i~appsad
Evening star., 1868-02-07

~ A man named Otway G. Baker has con-
iessed to numbering clerk in the store Of ".
safe, and then burning the bpiidinr IN ~ os cs
covering up his Dksdeeds. - v
Evening star., 1868-02-07
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIRE UNIrED STATES,
Tssss d e. Second Session o. Ecrtieth Congress
OF FIC Ill.

fPUBLIC-NO. 81
Al ACT - suspend further redUc hon af i,.e
currency.
Re a. Horf.d D. IA Sat cad HosSs eI Reprc-
sEfCfssst IF tkT fstsd !tatiS Of As~so 4 "A CroI,-
sTtss css.pstiSf. Thai from aGd Gf,-r shr ma.
sage q ttis act tEs- authority OF tbr Secretary
OF tie I r-asury te Instsc any rsxit.Ssson of the
currency by rrring canplfar~ United
SiatF@ uOtes sh;IIi b. and IL h.Esby .uspenS.stl.
but EotEing hsr,Sn contained s2aall Ore vent ths,
ssBStlIation ard desiruStloa OF mutilltsSi
I na,,d States sSotss and tn rpl, cling Of the
same with sCSes OF the s~7ae clIarac,er and
slnacuni SCSi<JYIEJ, CoLFAx.
>p'akerNI th- Hous- 90 Representative.
Il WADE
Prsldent OF TIE SeH:is. pro tsB,po..-
Endorsed ey the Pre~Slrnt '.sliecriyed Jana
ary b tSsS
[NOTE NY TIE DX-s RT6rrsr or STATE
The foregoing act h2 Na-ly b~ep presented 90 the
Pre~lcfHt OF the Y UEaSsa states Tor his app oval
and nUt having bc.-H rsturn q nv him 70 the
EoUsssci Congress ~ ~ hich e. originated with
an th'' trle prescribed by lhe Constitstio ion of
fhs uised States, aszS b-cCme a law without
hrs aafI,rovaII
Evening star., 1868-02-07
NOMINATION..
Especial Dispatch to the Mar,

ALBANY, Feb. The Democratic memb.rs
OF the Legislature in Joint ballot last evening
nominated Matthew +. Brennan for .the va.
canf police commisssonership IN The Metropol.
itan Board. opo'-
Evening star., 1868-02-07
tPvBLIC R4s-nLUTleN-No. 81
JOES1 il ESOLrTlnN for n. rplief of DE- ~ NJ

JeEs- RESOLrTIoS for tke rpIiet of ,s.s .Itute
persons IN thu South.
Ne Il rsSoarsd Lg tts l>S1iS.r and House Of RsYrr-
ss<Ottc, of tbS Tn ted stats Of 4m.rc1 81 f'os-
1-sSs oss'n,b9cd- That the Secretary of war ~
Dc n by authorized tO lsSI". for the rlff of anv
ard all CLASSES of deStiJutes in the South. such
-tsSIccaicd IroiaiOsS and dcSiCIc atd mix -d veg
STABLES - hstT+' accumulated during the war
7hd n . not n'ded for Uss in the army. the same
- be issued 1tnder the direction of the Com
missioner nffhe Burez u oi Refugees Freedmen
and A ban dCned Lands
hpprO V,-Ct- January 81. ISts
Evening star., 1868-02-07

To obtain any of these letters the annie Ant
rsast call for Advertised Letters giving dase
u the list.
~ IL not called fcT within month they will n.
e~at to the Dead Letter one
Evening star., 1868-02-07

Nor READY TO IMPKACH.-It is denied to-
day. by members Of the Reconstruction Com
mitied- that the committee at its meeting las,
Wednesday declared in favor of impeaching
the President. There was nothing said on thar
occasion except by Thaddeus Stevens who
gave il as his opinion that the Presi
dent ought TO be impeached- The com.
mittee Of two-Judge Bingham and Gov
ernor BouiweIl-who were appointed I,
examine the law on the subjec, of the
Presidents advising an officer of the army to
resist the laws of Congress, have had no formal
meeting yet. Each has for himself been look.
ing into authorities, and iii is expected they
will meet this evening to compare no.es on tn
subject. The Reconstruction Committee ha, a
meeting tomorrow, when the sub-committe.
will make a report Of their labors
TaE BANKRUPT LAw.-Mr Ferry intyo
duced in the Senate to-day, q bill additional 10
IAN act TO establish uniform system of hank.
ruptcy throughout the United States.r epact.
ing that whenever, in any action, the properly
Of the defendant shall have been attached by
legal process, and such attachment shall be
dissolved By proceeding in bankruptcy uuon
final Judgment for the plaintiff in sueh acfinn.
the taxable costs of the same to the time Of snrh
dissolution, shall be referred claim arainst
the property held by such attachmenf and
shall be paid in full IL such property shau he
Sufficient for mat purpose Referred 20 Jud al
ary COMMITTEES.
Evening star., 1868-02-07
NEW YORK TELEGRAM OFFICE BURN.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-2:l0 p. N.-The Telerram
once u now borning. The cause ives the 40
cidental igniting Of printers ink.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

TIE PUBIIC DEBr.-The following IS the
statement of the public debt of the United
STATES on the lst Of FEBRUARY, 1853 just issued
from the Treasury Department:
DEBT Bsa,ras Co,s Tstuest.
8 per cent Bonds. s2F Js9, zoo %
per cent Bonds OF
Is5 Is51 ssD, and iSs Rsnd. ,ss; ,ss s.sssa .s ss
g. per cent. 80 Bonds, Il -3ss .4Ss $40 90
Navy Pension Fund. lS,0.0o 20
DsN Bearias Cnrrssey Intssea
6 per cent. Bonds....... - 40 .OOo 10
3-year Compound In
fereet kOtes...---.-..-.. Is. "a $50 %
3year7.30 Notes.-...-.. 2l4,9t3,hJo 90
per cent. Certificates Is GSo,co0 %
Matpyed Det,a prsssntsa d for pavnsems.
s.year 7.SD notpe. due ..'
Auenft ls, ls5 -. I,74aese %
Compound Int. Notes,
matured June 10, July
and Dec Is. 1871 . ceoo no 20
Rouds, Texas indemy 2j,0Co 90
Jdly II, 1851, and prior
Bonds, April is, Is42..... ;..... sou %
Treasury Notes, March
- .. 10 S.. Ibb.lH w
Temporary Loan. AVA SIS b
Certificates or Indebt-
e"ess........-. s'oe "
Deof BEARING no la,ere,
u. y. $50 lSo III "
fractional Currency 81 DAG ass 81
Gold Certificates VI De-
Ts.o?ists 81
Total Debt t........ 2ssl .s54 ess -
Amt in Treasury, coin, 0s. .49i ,l6t 20
currency, 2S-51s ITO IL -
Amt Of rebt. less Cash in Treasury, 2Sg sIss7s 10
Evening star., 1868-02-07

RECEIPTS PROM CUsToNs--The receipts from
customs at the ports below named from Janu-
aIy 2sth TO 3lst, inclusive, were follows -
Boston, S1t9.4s SO; New York, SI,6J7 ,OOO.OO;
Pniiadelphia, S56,096.ss; Baltimore, $s,29s.7l:
New Orleans, from January l2th to 18th. S47,-
tO5-5l; San Francisco, from December - 10
to January 4th, inclusive, S2,9sl.0s. Total,
S2,U61 ,41755.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

ARRoAD-Among the Americans registered
in Paris during the week ending 23d January.
we notice the name of Mr.. W. G. Gunnell. OF
this city
Evening star., 1868-02-07

i fore ths nsrvo1s aa1 1s15lSSoSSi shoall in.
ns6le6s>y - AUASeIgb 1SsAAST DU01V.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

Ihk HOUSE ELL making appropriations for
Distrlct OF Columbia Institution for the Educa-
tlon OF the Deaf and Dumb, was to-day made
the&pecial order for the last Tuesday in Feb
Tuary.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

MAJOR GENERAL SILAs CASEY, Colonel 4th
infantry, has been granted leave OF absence for
six months.
Evening star., 1868-02-07

THE AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.-The follow.
ing is the bill in regard 10 the reduction OF
the currency, which has recently become a
law:
..That from aud after the passage of this act
r,.s authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
TO make any reduction of the currency by ~
tiring or cancelling United States notes shall
be, and Is hereby, suspended. But nothing
herein contained shall prevent the cancellation
and destruction Of mutilated United States
notes, and the replacing OF the same with notes
Of the same character and amount
ARNY ORpERs.-Major q. p. Andrews. OF
the 5th artillery, has been transferred from the
Third TO the Second Military District. Brevet
Brig. General q. A. H. Blake, Colonel lst cav.
AIRY, has had bis leave o1 absence extended nm
~ June 10t. i i