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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

1hIs morning, at quarter past one O'clock
Mrs. Kelley OF No. l19 Greenwich avenue
called at the Crentral office In Mulberry street
III 4 state OF great alarm, and stated that she
was afraid that her daughter. Miss Mary Ann
Kelley, had been forcibly abducted for purposes
OF nature she feared even TO contempIaLp
The circumstances attending the alleged crime
as narrated by her. are that her dauc hter has
Deen employed for SIX months past in the Winter
Garden Palace, No. 611 Broaaway, and for n
night or two during the present week she has
Deeh troubled by the attentions of a man who
gave his name as Harvey Beckwith, but he had
not countenanced him in any particular Last
night about half-past ten o'ciock, the hour that
the ladies in the store refused to leave for
nome. a carriage drove up TO the door, in
which Mr.. Beckwith was, and after urgent So
ncitation she, in company with companion
Miss Nellie Stewart, working in the same
plsce, entered il ostensIbly 10 be driven to her
nome. The carriage called at the house, but
the ladies did not get out, and Mrs. Kelley's at.
tention was directed to the fact from her Win
dow by hearing her daughter scream fearfuIly
and cry, ''Oh, mother. come down and get me
out OF the carnage!'' She, wishing TO rescue
her daughter, rushed violently down stairs to
aid her. but before the carriage could be
reached II was driven away at great speed,
with both ladies therein. Nothing could
be seen of it moment afterwards.
although vigilant search was made In
spector Leonard at this late hour directed
the night operator to telegraph to every portion
OF the city and Brooklyn the few facts relative
TO the alleged abduction then obtained, and IL is
hoped that the arrest of Beckwith and Miss
kelly's rescue may have been effected before
this. Miss Kelly is represented as a young
lady OF handsome appearance. intelligent, and
OF character that cannot be assaiied. The
condition Of Mrs. Kelly, when giving the few
particulars she was enabled to obtain about
this rather singular case. was sad indeed
There was no one called at headq uarters up to
two O'Clock this morning relative to the cisap.
peaIance Of Miss Stewart the companion of
Miss kelly.-Ne,o York Sunday Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

AFPoINTMENTs.-The President has made
the tOlirW.iIg appointments James A. Merry
II an 10 Oe surveyor of customs at I.eweIlvn-
burg, MarylaEd, wee :. W. Adams, resigned.
Rev. III lhIbaldA. l. Taylor, of Georgetown, 10
be member Of the board of trustees OF the
House OF Correction fer the Boys in the Dis
rict OF Columbia, 10 fill the unexpIred term o:
Ley. J.. ID Gurley, deceased. Thomas a.
bUrh.ft 20 be assessor of the first distrI-t o.
AississiFPi, vice w. J. Britcon, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

SJPTEyIsJR Rollins and
Secretary hcCulloch had a length interview
this morning, when the appointment Of several
internal Revenue Supervisors was under con-
siGeration, but 10 appointments We're agreed
upon. The interview was 4 very pleasan, one,
and II is probable that several appointments
VIII be made during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

TIE ALABAMA Characterization has
ieen received at the State Department to the #.
ieCt thar the difference between our Govern.
ment and England as 10 the lawful responsible.
i;y resting upon the latter country on account
OF The Alabama claims, has been ad usted in q
manner salts factory both to Minister Johnson
and LORD Stanley, and Mr.. Seward and
Minister Thornton both believe that a final
settisment of all the questions SO long in
dispute Will soon be attained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

SSaturday morning Eliza Kerrisap. wiss
OF Patrick Kerrigan, Of New York, died a, ,hs
her clothing taking hre. The KerriS.rs ,.,oua rom
quarrelling on Tuesday, when Kerrisan sS.ad
Q kerosene lamp and threw il al his wife Tsa
lamp broke and its contents were scst,.rsd
burning her terribly on the arms. necr ars are
body. ""o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

MISS ALICE KINGsBURY, an actress who IS
not, We 5eleve, stranger to Washington
boards, has quit the stage, and is now de voting
herself TO sculpture. One of her first prod uc-
tons i ON exhibition In Cincinnati, hut we
Eaye so FAR seen no estimate OF Its quan.y or
promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

- Horstio Q. King. eldest son Of Hon. Hora.
ito King. has been appointed Judge Advocate
during ssths late unpleasantne and vss one
Of the few Quartermasters who knew vhst
rough and tumble meant. He made his first
Official appearance In court yesterday.-N. y.
Den. 2k1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26
GENERAL LoNGsTEEET is at Wizards.

In the Episcopal General Convention on
Saturday an animated debate took place upon
the cannon adopted by the Bishops that no
minister OF this Church shall marry persons
who have been divorced for reasons other
than adultery. During the debate Mr. john
soI, Of Connecticut, stated that the trightful
prevalence of divorce was sapping the toun-
datlon Of society, and Yale College, he Con-
gressicnallsts, and Professor Looms ver
making taem popular. The canon was r.
committed. The canon relating to Federal
Councils o. the Church was adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

the injurious effects OF Face Powders and Washes
All such remedies close up the pores of the skin,
and in . short time destroy the complexion. III
you would have fresh, healthy sad youthful ap-
sAPARILLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

ACLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN.
and Bear'tful Complexion follows the u.e q
HkLMBs DDS COhCKNTRATED EXTBAOT
eruptions Of the akin. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HkLMBOLDS EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Ine dose 10 small. Those Who desire large an Az.
ofy And large doses Of medicine err.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

HELNBOLD,S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, pgOPsF
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS GENERAL
DkBILITTl
III no treatment is submitted TO, Corsumption or
insanity may ensue. Our Flesh AMI Blood are
supported from these sources, aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
snd that OF PosrERITY depends upon prompt use
OF q reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies be-
cause advertised, may not be cassed as Patent
Melleines-most OF which are prepared by self
syIed poctors, who, In many Instances, are too
ignorant 10 read a ysican 81 plest rrescri ption
Preparations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

SeCEtldIy OF tue hepuOllCdn State COmlnlttc0
OF West Virginia says the Republicans have
the State by something like four thousand ma
joriy have elected all three Of the Congressman,
and VIII have from thirty to forty majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature.
- The Official vote in Ohio, including re.
ported returns from three counties, show ma
lorty of Il. 400 for the Republican State ticket.
-Offcial returns from all but two counties
in Indiana give Republican majority Of 1,O2O
General B.air will address the Democracy
of New York tomorrow evening.
-Governor Seymour will not speak in
Brooklyn this week, as stated.
- Seneca Falls boasts of ladies' Grant and
Colfax Glee Club.
The Hon. John Sherman is at home, very
much worn by his arduous labors during the
campaign. He will, however, speak at Ober.
lin and Crestiine, ohio, during this coming
week
= Hon. James Brooks has received the unan.
imous nomination from all the Democratic or
carnations in the Eighth Congressional district
of New York.
1t is authoritiveIy denied that Mr.. Pendie-
ton advised or desired q change of candidates
on the Democratic ticket, or thai he ever wrote
or telegraphed on the subject, rs stated in some
OF the papers.
Proceedings will be commenced by John
G. Reid, before Judge Elliott Of the Supreme
Court. Of Indiana for the issue Of a nsaniamus
TO compel the Board OF Canvassers OF Wayne
county to return the vote Of the south poll of
Richmond, thrown out for alleged infOrmalities
and violations Of the Registry law Mr.. Reid
has filed his protest against issuing the ceyu.
ficate Of election TO the Hon. George w. Julian.
There is great talk Of contest ey Mr. Hen.
dr,cks before the Legislature, and the Sentinel
advises Demoerats not to pay their bets Just
yet
There was joint discussion at Racine,
Wisconsin, Thursday n.ght between Senator
Doolittle and General Washburn.
|
INTRRNAL RHvUuR-The receipts to-day
from this source were ee2o, ,9o6 90. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26
MYLABORAroRY FOR THE ENANUrAcrup,
OF FLUID EXTRACTS

Has been visited BY Thousands Of physician. ana
0rugg1sn from all parts Of the United States and
the mode OF preparation received their nm anirnor
commendation. "ous
HELMBOLDy HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
ILOlO EATkACTe are Dleasant in taste md
odor, and immediate in thof actisn. s"o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

New York Grain Market rs.day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Flour dull, and IOaI5c.
lower. Wheat heavy, Base. lower. Corn uu-
changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

NoHB ARR auuuIul ,p,s- don. =, 9, ..,
engrsyed yraIDsrs, With fnc- -sinile Of ny o.
ie0 WoBohoa06, anA s1enea
b. r. HRLNBOLD.
The lfoDrSetor - comDsllsA % sAsve such q
sgi1ass, ~ - Dssvs1t sDSfSSns ~ Sssscrc1s ~
.et a- Dyeeo6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

A GOyYRNMEST DETECTIVE MURDERED
Henry ID. Christian, government detective,
was found IN st. Louis, Sat urday night in an
alley, with a terrible wound in the back of his
head, from which he died about ten o'clock yes-
terday. Christian had been active in ferreIing
out frauds IN tobacco, and had been instru-
mental in procuring witnesses against various
parties, which has given rise 70 the impression
that he was attacked in consequence OF his
position. He was robbed Of his watch and
some money. He was insensible from the time
he was found until he died. No tnformati ton
could, therefore, be obtained from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

VH ssbrevity il the soul Of ut .. -.
funny thing fashioAahie cost in isn MIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

~Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln are TO live
in Chicago.
&MicA mines are attracting attention in
North Carolina.
ga wise observer said that Ed glish women
talked Of each others looks, and French wom-
en- of each others dress. The latter were the
more charitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

~ Mormon smigrants are still leaving Enr.
land In large numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

HELMBoLDB EXTRACT
eAReAPARlLLA cleanses and renoyata. ~.
blood, instis the vigor of health into the systsaa
ana purges out the humors thar N Axe disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
OF C9mple1ion must purify and enrich the blood
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA ipysriabIy doe,
Ask for HELMBoLDS. Take NO other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

In THE sPRING AND SUMNER
months the system naturally undersoes q ehanre
and hkLMB0LDS HIGHLY CONCENTRArfI}
EXTRACT OF FSARSAFARILLA 10 AZ assi stspt of
the greatest value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

II. +. HELMBOID.
Irussist. q eighteen years' experience, ana man
HILAB0LDT 0INuINH HPRIPARArIoNs.
nj &rirStIel DsyosHHlLMBoLDp DRuo AND
HHM1SAt WARIHOCSE. No. sSi BROAD.
III HeTy neT H0rk, nezt netrololitan Hotel; and
eoUTa TENTH ef11Df. PhiladslIhia.
BOLD BY DRU00IeTs BvIRYwHBRR.
Price ol.4 pr BETTE, o. dx fss Ss.O.
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INSURANCE.
TKt NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TIE
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
shartered hy Special Act sf Congress, Al.
proved Jsiy Is, l.es.
wash heAPtrAL.....-..... 900, 600

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Conm,t,as' Shsirmsn Finance and Erecutivs
hhNsf d. COOKE, washington, Wee Pre.i.
HMaRsoS sns ss,S. " PEKr, PhIl.aslphi.. Secretary
Is.IURSER Washington. A..,.,.n, ..,,.,.
w. s"Ai ID, n. ID Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY Bo.np.
j. X. BakNhs, sareeon General United STAT.
p EoRwiTz, Chief Medical pep.rtn.n,
ID. W. BLISS, n. d, " sshinstsn.
Tie advantages offered BY thi. Company are.
II National Company, cbArl-red by special
oct OF Congress, lS6s.
A paid up capital Of 81 .noo 100.
IL offers low rates of premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other COM
Il 10 definite and certain On its terms.
na home company IN every locality.
lts policies are exempt from attachment.
iciee. W.
kvery policy is non tOrfeitssle.
Policies may he taken which pay 90 the insured
their full amount and return al the premiums so
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies vii be issued thA, viii pay 20 the in-
snIea anring hie an snnusl income Of one-tonth
so extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
II iIsures not 20 secure DIVIDENDS, hut at 90 Iov
cost that Dividend. viii b. Impossible,
COUNTY, and applications from competeat 80
ties for such sgc nces with sritA able endorsen.,
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Circulars, Pam phl--s and ffu particulars gi
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city.
GEN NERAL AGENCY
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REEvET MAJOR GIN. L. A. HITCHCoCX U.
;. IL, who has been seriously ill for some
weeks AZ the residence of Colonel ]. McH II Hol-
lngsworih, in Georgetown, left there on Sat-
urday, ny the advice of his physician, for
Charleston, :. q. The General Is stiu IN n
Fery pTecariOUs condition. and had TO be ear
Tied on mattress from his lodgings to the cor =
yeyance IN waiting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

REvEgrH APPOINTMENTS Secretary Me.
Culloch this morning made the following ap.
pCintmenIs Of Revenue officers
.Storegeepers-Joseph l.. Nc Neil, 1st Pa; Geo.
Starrett, I'd Pa; Jas. l.. Biadb ury. 9TH Ill
Henry Y. Graham, I'd Ohio.
CadserS-J. Henry Miller, 1Oth Pa; J. +.
Chen rOweth, 9th Ill; Jno, Reilly, Sd Nd; Carlos
Il. Merwin, ith Conn; David M Rue, I'd n.
y. Thos Churchill, lst Ill; Robert Wallace,
VIM. Il. Lyons, Sd Md.
Tobacco Inspector-Tmothy w. Kelly, 3oth
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

GENERAL HOWARD to-day received a dis
patch from General Reynolds, confirming the
report OF the murder of VIM. G. Kirkman,
Bureau Agent for Northeastern Texas, on the
9TH instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26
THE RIOT NEW ORLEANS.

Dihicuity between W Eite and Nero Clubs
Sin Negroes and Three w hite Men Killed
A Tow occurred in New Orleans SATURDAY
higLt about ten o'clock, between white and
negro clubs. The origin OF the disturbance is
ollHCult 20 obtain. a nnmber of clubs. both
negro and democratic We're plradi az The streets
IN various parts Of the City. A number OF
negro clubs passed down 81 Charles street
out Canal Tbcy Were very noisy and di sor-
oeGiy. Inc PIc3yune states that the nero
clubs abused and insultsd white Democrat
ciubs ma! ching in their Tear. and the first shot
hreo came from the coiored club. wounding
silGhtiy white man named Richardson. AZ
All events, general fight be@an on Canal street
te.Ween CarondoIet and West Baroaue, IN
WHICH Il number of shots We're fired. The fichr
cohLEu ued Tor three blocks, when the negroes
He'd. TWO negroes were killed between Bar
onhe ana DTyaCes streets. on Canal. one dam
SeTcusly wounded, and q negro boy crushed
10 Ceath under foot. Another negro was killed
OF tne corner OF Basin and Canal streets: one o.
t"o iuIther out on Canal street. About mid
night scattered nring was heard In all direc-
uons. NO white men were killed on Canal
street. though several Were badly wounded and
taken home by their friends. A white man was
shot and killed while standing quietly near a
negro club room On the corner OF Camp and
lDala streets. Another white man was killed
ana horribly butCEered with an axe or hatchet
on Melpomene street, by negroes Another
White man was accidentally killed BY his own
Iriepds on 81. Charles street. Coroner Roach
leid eight iDquests this morning in the First
District, three white and five black. Another
uead negro Is reported in the Second District.
making nine fatal casualties. The white men
Killed Were each Of them mile from the firs,
disturbance. The disturbance commences
about ten O'Clock. At eleven O'clock Canal
street was crowded With excited whites. who
quietly dispersed when a squadron OF cavalry
appeared on the scene. The stores, on the clT-
ner of Raronne and Canal streets are marked
by bullets, as Al from a sklrmish fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

IMPORTANT BANKRUPT DHCIsIoN.-The
United States District Judge in Elizabeth
Citv, Nerth Carolina, made an important de.
cision the other day touching bankrupts His
decision in effect was, that real estate could not
be set aside for temporary support Of a bank.
exemptions; bat that money might be 90 appro.
nriated. In cases where. the s.articles and ne.
cessaries" specially DESIGNATED in the Act did
not amount TO the specified sum Of $500; and IL
necessary to take land for this purpose. il must
be advertised and sold 1t public auction ana
turned into cash.
Groyz In lilely IN hn tAo 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

PATENTS TO BE lssUED.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, November Sd, 252 patents will
be issued from the Patent Office. During the
past week $50 applications and ~ caveats Were
filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

~oalusha A. Grow is likely 70 be the new
Senator from Pennsylvani&.
@Kansas is settling rapidly with Swede
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTs.-The Com
missioner OF Patents has ordered that hereafter
applicants shall not be allowed to withdraw
original applications for the purpose Of amend. f.
menis our when 1t Is desired 70 amend an ap-
pleation copy OF the original must be had of
the Office for such purpose. Parties filing pa.
peTs In the Office Will save themselves and the
Office much trouble by retaining copies of their
papers TO use in case amendment or alteration
should become necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

In every County and TsEn; and applications frov
competent parties for such Agencies with suftablS
Ge0erai Agent, kOBERr p. NOAH,
no. 322 St, bet 18th and lRh stresea.
Aeeut for the District Of Colu1Sis snd atsf.s a,
Virginia and West Virginia. - I'm
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INTHRHAL RHvxHuR-The receipts to-day
from this source were seas 90. -
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ADVANTAGES.

IRE a1Fartaces OF ilts Assl0. alton over orr iRar
iiie lUsur ALcc coz paLl-- ar. no garics car
brvsk II; the fs-= -rlal, and required 10 }
pAd AZ sCcl Ions iRtoI Fals, that any nan car,
secure 20 Lis family con potency upon his eeat
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MEWBERsHIP FEES.

The membership tees are dollars II Joining,
Vor Uhscs ft odf- ~ lsFAafp t-sil b. fnT-
Etsh.d.B and doilar ana ten cents uu the d.ath
OF each member, Of which due notice viii be given.
On dollar from saCh member Fos e. the wiisy or
heirs of The dece.s n member aud the ten oenta
for expenses OF cOllcgtiug.
THIS Company ~ divided into TEN CLASSES
FOR MkS aus TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN
IS soon as these c.asse- are filed ten rlass-s
viii be adopted. Men and women are not aiIosgei
the same classes serythiuE is done 10 make
ca . Classeuual
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II.ANNrS.

Class "a y hss . bl5 male memhsrs A man fses
The Association ia 0y,E within forty aays 80
% the widow or heirs and the aiming mt M lsr
forward within thirty days dollar and tn cent
each q the Associate N 70 reimhurse IT. Faili.R
To - I'D ths sum. they forfeit @ The Association II
money rail. and the Asso-iG..sv supplies A lew
neIaDlT 70 MI the place uf tle rctiriIR nne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

BAD BUSINESS FOR CHIvALRY-GeneraIJ 7
b. Magruder, late Of the rebel army, and 6
companion in arms named Higgins, were ar
rested in New York on Friday evening last, on
charge Of being drunk and disorderly, and in.
suliing ladies in a store on Broadway. The
prisoners had been demonstrated with before
the police were notified, but, psrsisting, were
finally taken and locked up in a station houss
over night, and next morning they were held in
the sum Of $500 TO keep the peace for six
months.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for 50 Premium
UNpER THE AUSPICES OF rHH
Manhattan Cooperative Belief association.
THE MaNHATTA> COOPER ArIvE
RELfEP ASSOCIATION
IL CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF NEW
lORh
ORIEI .

The object Of this Associatirn u 20 secure q cas-
payment within forty days after the death II
M mber, of many doliArs a. there are n.afnl.e
IN the class e. which he " she Belongs, 60 ms 9
her heirs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-13
FoREIGN Ne rs
The War in Candla-The Steamer
Tic0nder0ga on the Coast or Crete.

WAsHINGToN, February 12.-The
Senate Committee on Territories, to-
day, made favorable report on the
Senate bill to admit Colorado into the
Union, concluding as follows:
:" As It has beea the practice of the
Governmental admit new States with
out any specified amount Of pepula-
ton, and as the present population of
Colorado appears to be equal, or more
than as many as States heretofore ad-
mitted; and as it appears that it is al
most the unanimous wish Of the peo-
pie to be admitted under the present
bill; and as Congress has expressly
voted for her admission by an ena-
bling act, It seems but just to the
people of Colorado that the plighted
faith of the Government should be
made good, By the admission Of the
State. which your, Committee unani-
mously recommends.
The Committee shows an improved
condition of the territory, including
an increase of population since the
former bill was vetoed BY the Presi-
dent.
New YoRK. Feb. 12.-The Herald
has the following cable special dis
patches:
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 9, via Lon
don, Feb 11-Ofhcial adyices from
the seat of war in Gambia, dated the
,26th Of January, have been received
by the Cabinet of the Porte. The
dispatches detail the movements of
the Imperial troops, and calls atten-
ton to the fact that the United States
war steamer Ticondoroga, mounting
nine guns. and forming part Of the
American squadron, had arrived on
the coast Of Crete, under special or
ders received from Admiral Farragut,
in command Of the American feet
the European waters. 1t is also an
nounced. and believed in political cir
eles of Turkey, that the remainder of
lths vessels Of the Uniteo States feet,
nnder Admiral Farragut, will leave
their present stations at an early day
and sail off the Grecian Archipelago,
where they will muster in force.