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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON. S. c., December 81 1867,

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., December 81, 1867. !
General Orders No. lG4
I. PARAGRAPH II OF GENERAL ORDERS NO.
10, from the Headquarters of the Second Military
District dated April H. 1867, is modified as follows:
Judgments or DEGREES for the payment Of money
on causes ofacton arising in North Carolina between
the 2Oth day of May, 1861, and the Goth day Of April
1866, and in South Carolina between tho 10th day OF
December, 1860, and the 29th day of April, 1866,
shall not be enforced, by execution, against the
person or properly Of the defendant. Proceedings
for such causes of action now pending shall be
stayed, and no suit process shall be instituted or
commenced on such causes of action until after the
civil government of the respective States shall be
tablished in accordance to the laws of the United
States.
Paragraph III of the same order is modified as
follows:
Shcrifs, coronors, and constablss, are hereby d.
rected to suspend the sale Of all property upon exc
cuton, process under any judgement or decree Of
court of the socalled Confederate States, or of the
State Of North Carolina rendered between the Goth
day of May 1861 and the organization of the provi
sional government said State under the Pre- sdents
proclamation of the Goth DAY OF April 1866, or OF the
State of South Carolina, rendered between tho 10th
day of December, 1860, and the organization of the
provisional government of the said State under the
Presidents proclamation OF the 3Oth day of June
1885, unless the written consent Of the defendant be
entered ofre.ord, and except in cases where the
plaintiff. or his attorney, upon oath, supported by
corroboraive testimony. shall allege that the defen
dant is disposing Of removing, or about 10 remove
his property beyond the jurisdiction of court with
intent to defraud his creditors: Provided that such
judgment 30 rendered, within the periods aforesaid
shall be bar to the commencement, in a State
court, of suit upon the same cause of action in
any In which, by law the defendant may remove
or appeal the same 10 court Of the United States.
The sale Of real or personal property, by foreclos
ure cfr Is likewise suspended in the cases
embraced in Paragraphs II and III of said Order No.
TO- as above amended except in cases where interes
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-CorroN.-T
sales to-day amounted 10 5000 bales, at about pre-
vlous rates We continue to quote Ordinary at 15
al5Hc Good Ordinary at 16t4al6Hc, Low Middling
at I7ka17Mc, Mddling at 1754alSc. and Strict Mid
ding at 1814a-c.
Tie movement was checked BY dark and rainy
weather. and during the early part OF the day prices
showed increased weakness, figures being accepted
In exceptional cases which indicated further de-
cline and no inconsiderable portion Of the business
being either at the inside rates in the above quota
tions or at fractien ess but at ater b. ur the en-
couraging tenor OF the Liverpool kilograms inspired
more confidence on the part OF tlctors, and rather
stimulated the dem md. 1le supply was moderate.
but had the weather been fine, ths sales would, no
doubt, have been on more liberal scale.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1s 1867.... bales-15, ,256
Arrived to-day. ay........................ 5.32S
Arri ed previously 4OS, ,OS9-i13, AIT
A2S673
Cleared Today: .................... 2eS
Cleared previously. 320. .649-32O,9 ,9l7
Stock on hand and on shipboard. ......... 1O7,7
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Summer Longing.

7 must away to wooded hills and wales,
Where broad, slow streams flow cool ana snenIS
And idle barges flap their listless sails. s...;
For me the Summer sunset glows and paies'
And green fields wait for me.
I long for shadowy forests, where tho birds
Twitter aud chirp Mt noon from every lres,
long for blossomed leaves and lowing heros'
And Natures voices say. III m! stie "orus'
'sThe green fields wait for thee'
dream of uplands, where the primrose snineS'
And waves her yellow lamps above the lea;
os t.ns,sd copse. swung with trailing vines;
~ onsn vistas, skirted with tall pines,
where green fields wait for ME.
think of long, sweet afternoons when
NAV lie and listen to the distant sea,
Or hear the breezes in the reeds that sigh,
Or insect voices chirping shril and dry,
In fields that wait for mo.
These dreams of Summer come to bid me nnd
The forests shade, the wild birds melody,
while Summers rosy wreaths tor me are t"1neo'
While summers fragrance fingers on the wlno'
Al" sA'0- lGeorge Arnold.
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THE BENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
ut Bennettsville, s. c., in the eastern portion
Of the state, by STUBS LITTLE, Proprietors,
and offer superior inducements to Merchants and
a others who wiah extend their business In this
section Of the Pee Dec country. We respectfully
solicit the patronage Of our Charleston friends.
Terms-s3 per alnum, invariably in ADVANCE Ad-
yertisements inserted ct very reasonable rates.
July 8
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THE MARION STAR,

EsTAsLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO,
u Is published at Marion, S. c.. in the central
portion OF the country, and offers favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists, Macrinists and
all classes who desire to extend their business in
the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of our advertising patrons, we
SHALL IN addition to our subscription list, which is
constantly increasing, publhh and distribute,
gratuitously, copies OF the STAR, during the busi
ness season this Fall.
Rates of Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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THE oRANaEBURG NEWS,

DUBLlsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNIN
at Orangeburg, s. C. Terms 81 per annu
In advance
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies
The OnANGEBURa NEWS viii be circulated for
benefit Ol Dur advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the mos
liberal Terms. Address SAMUEL D1BBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News
February 2S Oran1rhnrg. S. G.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNORS & CARTER, PRopR1EToRs
DOBLISHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
i at Lancaster e. H., S. C. Having large sub.
scrpton list, 1t offers favorable medium to Mer.
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business In the ur per Districts of the State
Rates Of advertising liberal. Specimen copy OF
paper sent on application. August 22
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PEABODY'S
PROLIFIC COTTON SEED.

SOO BUSHELS OF THE ABOVE SEED FOR
CUU SALE, at So per bushel, by
]. N. ROBSON,
NOS and Allan ic Wharf.
append the following extract from letter receiy-
cd from w. q. Mood, Esq, as to its value "This
seed will produce, on good land, or land manured
with Soluble Pacific or Peruvian Guano, 1900 pounds
ct Seed Cotton to the 1t brought 81 cents per
pound last season in New York"
February
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nHE CHARLEsTON DAILY NEWS

WILL BE ISSUED BY SIX o'cLocK. EVERY
MORNING to subscribers in any portion Of the city.
at EIGHTEEN CENTS A WEEK, payable weekly.
Orders left at the Periodical Stores Of Mr.. Rldh
TER. Nos. 161 and 1888 KING-STREET, or al @ e9e
Office oftIe DAILY NEWS, No. 18 HAYNErsTREEi'
will receive prompt attention. ,snv1,y
1,Acor,baro Agent fo- City Delivery.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 81 uRPESTNE--Is in
demand and market firm Sales Of 450 bbls at SO 10
for soft, and 81 for hard. per 280 pounds.
SpInrrs TuRPENrnsE.-Only one small lot changed
hands to-day ut 55 cents per gallon This, however,
cannot be considered criterion o. the market, as
there is little or none Offering, ind higher rates
could be obtained for larger lots.
RosIN-Marketi Is frmer. Sales Of 81 bbls ut S2 10
for common SO do at So 20 for strdned, and 127 do
at So % for No 2.
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THE sUMrER wATCHArAN N

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM.
L TER, S. c., by GILBERT l. FLOWERS, Proprie.
tors, ut FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in
advance.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF Job Erintinp rXr, utr1 In the na1 =
est aivla ana greatest 4 - ch. S-bInmnf1 GO
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FOREIGN.
LONDON.
Ship Missouri, Edwards cleared. d.............Ja
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Mary Ogden, Coldfey, up. Jan ~
Ship R q Tucker, Rundlett, up.... Jan n
British ship Charleston Mosley, cleared. Jan "
The Gorilla Jones, cleared. .Qec 20
Ship R winthrop Stuart, sailed. .......... Jan z
The Arbitrator, Irvine, sailed. Jan
The HOBO, Hancock, sailed. Jan
British ship Sedbergh, Kneae, sailed. Jan ~
British Dark Hector Nelson sailed. Jan "
Br bark The Queen. Knight, sailed. ..Jan 20
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Sabina, Martin, sailed. ..Nov ~
LE1TH
The Sophie Muller, sailed. Dec ~
MATANzAs.
Br schr Altayela Thompson, Jan 81
DOMESTIC.
RocKLAND, ME-
schr Bullwiuhle, French, sailed .......... Jan 2S
BOSTON.
Br ship Now Zcland, Hutchinson, cleared. Jan ~
Brig Cyclone Frisbie, cleared. ..Jan ~
NEW YORK.
Steamship Mimi, Mclaughlin, cleared. Feb 8
BARK Mary Louisa, Davis, up. .Feb
Br brig Ida, Belts, at New York.. Jan ~
schr c Raymond. Higgins cleared. ...... Jan 20
Schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, up. Jan II
Schr Northeast, -, up. Jan ~
Schr BENZ Reed, Reed up. .Jan II
Schr b Terry, Weaver, up... ...Feb
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Edwards, Bartlett, cleared. Jan 8
schr Naylor, Naylor, cleared. Jan o
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Maggie McNeill, Snow, up. dec ~
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THE wLoKENcE GAZETTE,

DUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1T FLOR
L ENCE. s. c., offers al excellent medium to
Merchants and others who wish to extend their
business in the Pee Dee section of the State Raiep
OF advertising very reasonable. September IL
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THE TRI-WAEKLY NEWS,

nUBLIsHED IN wINNsBORO' s. G.. AFFORDS
profitable medium for the advertising pub
Lie oi Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their PATRONAGE tor our
mutua benefit.
NnsNlr har Il
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
m.

10 bales Cotton 80 bales Mdze, 1928 sacks Corn 70 70
cars Lumber and Wood, car Cattle, &c: 10 6eo i"
Williame & Co Thurston & holmes, Wiss 90.
J Sloan, g Walter & Co, Rodgers & 90. J
R Prlnglc, Adams, Frost y Co. c Mey, Fraser q
Dill, G Follin. N Israel, Col Page, snoWde9,
Mrs Frohne, NJ storen Graeser, Lee, smith e.
r Agent, Mowry & Co, Mantoue Il Co, Willis & Chis-
olm' Johnston, Crews & Co, ] II Albers, Goldsmith
l. Son, ] Holmes, W Courtney Co, c AVerih,
Cohen, Hanckel Co, W & Ryan, Cameron, Barkley
& Co, q Baker & Co. A Seago, Kanapaux Ian
neau & D Kirkpatrick.
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No. ,IIoIJOk LIcENsEs.

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR NO. LIQUOR LICENSES
n, must be filed in this Office by the 18th in
sta Mt w. II. SMITH,
lanuarys q Clerk of Council.
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The East Florida Banner,

OCALA, MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
r. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Sc DEBRUHL. Assistant Editor.
H,HE BANNER HAS LARGE C1RCULA-
TION throughout the most populous and veal
thy portions Of Florida.
Business men, desirous Of introducing their busi-
ness through that section, would do well to adver-
tse in its columns.
SUBSCRIPTION, So A YEAR.
SpARN1cK Co., Agents, at Courier Office, Charles
tom South Carolina September ~
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TAR.-Thirty-fve bbls changed hands at 50 20 per
barrel.
ing for higher figures Sales Of only 16 bales at li
cents for Low Middling and Middling.
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Arrived Yesterday.
scbr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill "a tcI
Rice. To Thurston & Holmes.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Wautauga Munro, Georgetown, 8 C-H Ba-
ker Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, 50 hours.
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rHE sI1MTER NEWS,

DARR & OsTEEN. Proprietors.
,,- regrn Every THURSDAY. AT SUMTER,
:. Subscription $500 per annun. To
0sSS sSSsrtseu,ents e Insered on liberal tarma.
Oepnlbtra
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ConsIgnees per Northeastern Railroad,
February 10.

254 bales Upland and 81 bales Sea Island Cotton,
bbls Naval stores, Lu I.ber, Furniture, Mdze. &c.
To L Howard & Bro. Webb; Adams, Frost g
Co, Mowry L. Co. Ottolengui, Davis Graeser,
Lee, Smith l. Co, Ravenel & Co. M CsldweH son,
willis 4 Chisolm, " Ryan, L Chaplin & Co. G W
CLARK e. Co. Cohen, Hanckel & Co, Kendall q DocRe,
~, D Silverstein, H Jcfords Co, D Stoney'
SAWYER and Railroad Agent.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

HcsSNayssssSMNN.
AhA|g|S| gggzz
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Gommerfial.
The Charleston Cotton nlurl

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, Feb. 10, 'Ss.
The difficulty of procuring freight room had a
strong influence in keeping buyers out of the mar
ket, and the sales were restricted in consequence.
but PRICES were without important alteration, the
trapssctons amounting to some $50 bales, viz 2 at
15H % at l6A IA at 16; "a at 15A 4 at 18A "a
at Tx 4at171s; 81 at 17a; a at 1s; IA at 1s1S /;
so at 1sA.; 1876 at1s1z; 10 at 1sN, and ct 10. We
Qrote:
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
u O@Fk& NOx@6O y 166s
KINGSTREET LINE.

Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Looer Termi-
at 9 AM, and at inter- nus at $50 AM, and ct
walls Of twenty t20) min intervals Of twenty G2o)
utes till Three (3) O'Clock minutes till 5So I'M,
P. NJ, when the interval when the intervalis every
is every ten t10) minutes ten 10) minutes I'LL f'So
till 100 P. N. Pm.
N.B-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6.2o r.
NJ. The last trip Of each car to the old Posoomce'
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loi0cT 1eIm'nas 1N,aI
at AM, and 0t inter- at 9.37 AM, ana u hter u
minutes tilI 10 O'CLOCK M. minutes till 1887 PM,
when the interval is every when the is e'eiy
thirty 1907 minutes till thirty l5OI minutes ILL
3.45 Pm. 7.SO PM
N.B.-Al the trips are to the Battery, until PSI r.
NJ. The last trip OF each car to the CID Poscomce
S. W. RAMSAY,
January92 Secretary and Treasurer
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KMG-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,Oer Terminus
at 730 AM. and at inter- at AM, and at inter-
walls OF ten 10) minutes walls of ten 10) minutes
during the day till the during the day till P.
LAST trip 1t $50 PM. n.
N.r.-Leave the Battery on each hour from 8 A.
A., TOT P. NJ. Every other trip from the old Post
oiIcc. 't.'-'ii'
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loper Terminus
at 7.3O AM, and at inter- at a07 AM and at inter
walls of fifteen l6 minutes walls Of fifteen @ minutes.
during the day till SIS during the day till sP.M.
Pm.
N.B.-Leave the Battery Hir:y-sere,s (ST minutes
past each hour. Every other trip from the old Post
office,
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Gitp Aapertisemfnts.
AN ORDINANCE

Trio RAISES UPPLIEs FOB THE YEAR ONE
| THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY
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tMarinf aems.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. February L
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CHARLESTON AND sUMMERvILLE.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY
OFFICE CHARLESiON CITY RAILWAY Co..
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREET, :
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, January 1st, 1858.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTas OFTTCE,i
CHARLESTON, =. c., October 8, 1857. I
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 8, 1867, TEE PAS
~ SENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Bail
road will run as follows, viz:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

1ho Petersburg Lisr says Cats
staius uf leners0n will ho inansu
rated al the Virginia University
during the coming commencement
week -EtchaHgr
Aits. GAiT, ia ssu'pioF shs disi ~
gishuoni ia lsl3 o. "a. as ons u ihs
ussi promising youug sTiis's that this
oouuiTy has ITeiuosi, AL sss stricken
isun iasl as the study II lsns long ysaTs
wss hsginhiug 10 dsVsloPs the native talent
u "a artist " the hrsi class Nhsh quils
a boy, sitting in the Pest once at Norfolk,
Va in which he ~as = CLERK under his
father the I, NJ, his leisure hours wsTe all
spent in the ehissliug Of little statues from
Eool aud stone, with such rude Implements
as hs could oblain, Thus DO ne remember
him in the ysaTs As aud 40, We have
never sesn him since, bat have oeeasional-
~ heard Of bis earteE lie vent 10 Italy,
on obiaiuiHg manhoeis estate, where, We
believe, be spent the most Of his lime until
about the breaking Out u The VAR, and
then returned 10 his native State, where
be was entrusted With several Important
statues, among which was that Of Mr., JET.
fsrson, for the Virginia University, IL We
mistake not there are other evidences Of
his skin to be seen in the Ancient bOmln-
ion, As boy when We knew him, he was
gentle, Kind and a universal h'ori'ei as a
man, he developed artistic talent Of the
highest order, His death came all too soon
both for his own fame, aud that Of his ma
tive Stale,
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Inc Va R.lla. Initrnrl.t.

N Has slih ihn greatest pleasure ani
deepest ihieffsi that 90 visited 60 stills
u d. Dallas MsnufafiurinE Csmrany o.
amiusi ihsir nss sni splsniii marhinrry
ana vsTe shssTsi ~ ihs assurance that
ihsrs Is siill energy ani snisTpriss, a. h 10
the dslsrminaiion II ihs Campauy 10 im-
msiiatsly erect cotton faeiog. The
steam capacity " the msshihsry is equal
10 forty horse POSER and can wiih ease aud
pr0dt run iwo thousand spinilss That
the investment viii yisli splendid inlsr-
ssl the conviction is irTepressibls whrn one
considers the immense amount saved By
being freed from the cost Of transportation
10 market, insurance, commissions, broker
age aud the final profit Of the maa ufaciurer,
Messrs- neale 4 Co. Of sulPhur Springs,
have engaged in the business, sni their
estimate will show how certain AMI splrn
did they consider the investment They
say'
"lIrre cotton eau be purchased at siK
cents per pound, specie, which is equal to
y cents currency the cost Of the same in
New Orleans would be, say l7l, aud ia
New York 20! cents. These figures show a
clear profit Of II to u cents per pound In
favor OF this point, in addition TO which
the expense TO run factory here would be
cheaper Than at the aboye-namel points.
Wood OF the very best quality for steam
purposes eau be had for ~ 90 per cord,
Labor is also very cheap aud plenty, No, !
white hands eau be had at from - 10 S2n
per month. The indueement for factory
here to control the enterprise Of this Sec
ton would be this, 10 sell spun cotton
here at the same price in currency as the
same can be purchased for in New Orleans
or elsewherei the factory would then make
the difference between the cost here aud the
cost below, say II to ~ cents per pound, as
welns the profit the New Orleans manu-
fieturers make
The inducements here are the same as
those of Sulphur Springs, and the enter.
prise would confer n great advantage upon
Wv NS"H'gs - iN"Nl hAiANA ~ A'"'N w
cotton in the seed, q market for il in its
manufactured state, and all surplus could
be forwarded 10 different markets and sold
upon commission at rates that would ne.
cessitatc the withdrawal Of the same arti-
cles of Northern manufacture. We have
been Informed by one of the stockholders
that the Company would be able to sell In !
New York spun thread at the same price
as the raw material commands. The great
benefit the community would derive would
be the necessary buildings to be erected,
the employment of mechanics and opera.
tiyes, the centreing and retention of capt. |
tai. We understand that arrangements are
about being effected with Capt. Cole, the
surprisingly energetic agent of the large
machine mandatory Of II. n F. Blanly
Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for the necessary
machinery. All who appreciate the i'm
portance and necessity of factory must
feel deeply interested In the enterprise and
desire as speedy completion of the work
as possible. At some future time we sha II !
rccur to the subject.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-uousc
did nothing to-day. The impeach-
ment resolution finally passed, al
lowing unlimited speeches, oral or
written, by managers and defense.
The galleries were crammed. Bout
well was about commencing one of
bis unlimited speeches. The trial
will probably be prolonged ten days
further.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Conscr-
vativcs express intense satisfaction
over the election news from Louisi-
ana, Georgia and North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The
Treasury Department is preparing
II list Of applicants for Office since
February last, which the names of
Congress recommending them.
LONDON, April PA letter dated
Ashango, March 10, states that Gen.
Napier had arranged for an imme-
diatc dash on the works ofTheodvre,
at Magdala. The main body had
reached within two days march of
the Kings camp.
Dispatches dated at Jouda, I'd
April, report that Gen. Napier had
started forward, and that the con-
templated assault by the English
storming party had been made, but
the result Of the movement was
unknown in consequence Of break
in the field telegraph near the army
post at Lcnape.
LONDON, April 22.-Tho Prince un-
vcilod the statue of Edmund Burke
to. day. The House of Commons
passed the bill making executions
private. An amendment was offer
ed abolishing death penalty. Gre
CORY and Mill opposed it.
The Japanese Midado promises to
indemnify foreigners for losses in
ficted by either party during the
late civil disturbances.
The latest Abyssinian advices
state that Napier intended to make
a dash on Mogdala on the second of
April. Theodorus reached M0gdala
on the first; the rear close at hand.
The whole force would concentrated
on the left bank of the Sinnua.
Theodrous has ten thousand pris-
oners, who are still ill-treated.
New YORK, April %, u M.-Gold
1899. Cotton steady; demand fair;
middling Bid.
LIVERPOOL, April %, noon.-Cot-
ton steady. Sales 10000 bales -
Upland 12sd. to lid. Orleans 12Sd.
to 129d.
LIVERPOOL, April %, 2PM.-Cot
ton quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, April %, noon.-Bonds
704. Consols 931.
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Some one has been grouping to-
gethcr the names of some fifteen
hundred of the newspapers of the
country, and finds that they can be
reduced to 256. The Journal seems
the favorite name, rs there are ZIG;
the gazette comes next, 80; the Re
publican, 70; Herdid and Democrat
are each Ga. There are So Times,
As Unions and .SentineiS, and Ii that
rejoice in the name Of Express.
Some of the names arc very origi
nal, IL nothing more. There is II
Magnet, Mundo and n Jimplecute,
and one comes down on its readers
as an Ardlanche, and another sweeps
what is before it as n Broad Are.