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THE SUPREME COURT.

There Is an individual case soon to come before
the Supreme Court, which II is believed will In
voivc the constitutionslity Of the reconstruction
acts Of Congress. This fact, of ITSELF 10 creating
good deal OF comment, and the opinion 10 cur.
rent that all these laws will be declared uncon.
stitutionai by the court.
Some Of the particulars OF the case upon which
the constitutionaiity of the statutes in question
will be tested, are As follows:
One William McCardle, an editor Of news
paper published In vicksburg, Miss, called
the Vicksburg Timer, was arrested by General
Ord, and ordered to be tried by a military
commission, in accordance with the law We
recollect to have seen several articles in the
Times, and they were certainly anything but
courteous and loyal. They were charged to the
brim with the abuse of the Federal Government,
and were such In their tenor, spirit and letter,
that no general in command could fail to notice
and suppress. These articles not only denounced
the Government, but were slanderous and
abusive to the last degree OF all the officers In
command In the district. They went so far as
to exhort the people OF that State to acts OF vio-
lence. 1t is evident that the best men OF all
parties, knowing the facts, would say that Gen.
Ord did right In arresting McCardle and in bring
ing him to trial before a military commission.
Before the trial came off McCardle was taken
out Of prison by writ Of habeas eorpus, issued
by the United states Circuit Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi. The case was
accordingly taken before Judge Hill, Of that
court, who, after careful and attentive hearing,
decided that McCardle's arrest by General Ord
under the propositions, was In accordance with
the provisions OF the reconstruction act Of March
2, 1857, and the Judge therefore refused to order
his release. McCardle then appealed from this
decision to the Supreme Court OF the United
States. The counsel Of Mr.. MeCardle are Judge
Sharkey, Of Mississippi, and Hon. Jeremiah
Black, of Pennsylvania. The case was entered
in December, and stands $50 in the docket, bu,
has been assigned by the Court to the first Mon
day in March.
This being very important case, inssmuch a,
II involves the constitutionality OF the recon
struction acts Of Congress, we have deemed It oui
duty, as public journalists, to state for the in
formation Of our readers the precise facts In tn,
premises. We may expect, therefore, at no dis
tant day, decision In respect to the constitu
tlonality OF the reconstruction acts.
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faSt daSshter Of John 1. and Mary 4. keily, ased
months and II days.
Funeral on Thursday, sd inst. at o'clock, from
Its parents residence, corner Of Third street east and
street north, Capitol Hil to which friends VI the
family are Invited.
At Boston on the 18th inst In the I'D year Of her
age, Mrs. SARAH yrsrfcE BROWNE, widowed william
Browne, esq, Of this city.
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From North Carolina Convention
The Mileage Question.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 22-The convention spent
to-day In fixing its per diem, travelling expenses,
etc., and resolving to have q reporter for the
convention. The per diem was hxed at eight
dollars for the members and twelve dollars for
the president; travelling expenses twenty cents
per mile.
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DIcKEss' LEcTUREs.-rhe season tickets for
Mr.. Dickens lectures have all been sold, which
embraces a very large portion of the house The
sales already amount to about $4,000 The re-
maining tickets will be sold for single nights,
the parties having choice Of seats.
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"PICKwIcK GALLoP."-Mr W. q. Metzerott
will accept our thanks for piece OF new music
with the above title, published by Oliver Ditson
Boston, composed by J. W. Turner, and ded!.
Gated to Charles Dickens, The title page q
adorned with an excellent likeness OF Mr.. Dick.
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AARON va. THE ,USKsowN.--The New Yor

AARON va. THE USKsowN.-The New York
Clipper for this week has the following;
"THE AARON UsKSowN MATCH.-The Bixth
and final deposit OF $500 o side in the above i'm
portant match has to be forthcoming at Rocky
Moore's, the "Inwood,n on Sunday afternoon,
25th instant, when In all likelihood the name OF
the Unknown will be definitely settled, and the
public will discover whether their speculations
In regard to Patsy Sheppard are well founded or
not. We hear that Barney contemplates train
Ing at q fashionable resort near the metropolis,
instead Of Philadelphia, as he intended. Dooney
Harris will be with him.
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Sailing THE STREETs.-In the irst branch of
the CITY Council, last evening, a remonstrance,
signed by upwards OF 5000 persons, was pre-.
ward, asking that measure may be passed by
the Council to prevent the managers OF the city
the purpose OF dissolving snow. The complain.
ants state that the salt In forming slush, greatly
Injuries the hoofs Of horses, 10 . detriment to
health and injurious to the clothing Of pedes-
trians. The remonstrance was referred to the
Committee on Highways.-Bah Sun.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 22.-The convention
assembled. No business of any Importance was
transacted except the appointment OF standing
committees. VIM. H. Christie, secretary, re-
signed, and s. Conant White was elected In his
place.
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Jos. SHrLLISGros, corner of Four-and-a-hali
street and Pennsylvania avenue, sends US &" The
Helpless Hand" No. al of Beadle's Dime
Novels. by Capt. Msyne Reid.
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JoHS O. PARKER, No. +Ss Seventh street, has
for sale the address delivered before Universal
Lodge No. l, A. A. NJ, tcolored,) Of Alexandra,
va, at their celebration Of st. Johns day, Dec.
~. 1897, by Charles whittlesey, published by the
Lodge.
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LONDON, ian. 22.-Thc discussion Of the Ala
bama claims has recently been renewed in the
English journals. Lord Hobart has written two
able letters to the Time,, in which he sustains
the position taken BY the American Government
on the subject.
The celebrated writer "Historicus" and the
London Tmes editorially reply to Lord Hobarts
arguments. Some OF these replies arc moderate
and conciliatory.
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Mrs. Secretary Welles received the congrstu.
lations Of her friends at the residence on II
street, north side OF Lafayette Square. She was
assisted by the Misses Merritts, Miss Williams,
and Miss Curtin. The ladies had ample employ
ment during the reception hours, and they ex-
erted themselves successfully in entertaining.
Gen. p. II. Sheridan, Gen. Rucker, and Colonel
Crosby, Of the army, were among those who
called, and In conjunction with the large number
Of ladies who were present, formed most bril-.
liant assemblage. Mrs. I. l.. Casey, Mrs. Gen.
Hardie, Mrs Senator Drake, Mrs Gen. Hum
phreys, Mrs. Edward and Miss Mcpherson, Mrs
Senator Hendricks Hon. J. Ross Browne and
lady, Mrs. Senator Grimes, Mrs. J. A. Niehol
son, Mrs. r. wallaeh, Mrs. Horace Cspron, Mrs
X. W. Taylor, Mrs. Senator Morgan, Mrs. II. @
Parsons, Mrs. J. J. Weed, and Mrs. DR.. Eldridge
OF Elmira, N Y, were among the ladies ant
gentlemen who called during the afternoon. tn,
reception was most agreeable one.
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Expensesof the Navy Department for
1859.

In his communication to the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday, giving his estimates of cx-
penses for the year ending June, 1860, the Secre-
tsry Of the Navy says: 1.-THE Importance of
placing the navy yards in a condition to meet
any emergency that may hereafter arise has,
upon several occasions, been brought to the at
tention OF Congress, and It is not necessary here
to repeat the suggestions made in my annual
report and other communications. II we omit to
profit BY our experiences SO clearly indicated
during the recent war, we shall fail In our duty
to the country. In view Of the diverse DISPOSE
tion to control expenditures and to postpone to
certain day the Improvement OF our navy yards,
as well as to reduce the number Of men in the
naval and marine corps, I have thought proper
to rcnse the buroau estimator"
The Secretary then submits the reduction OF
estimates as follows For paying commission,
warrant, and petty officers aud scsmen, from
tlo, $500, (arst estimste) reduced to 500;
for navy yard at Portsmouth, N. H., from s7l7,.
s2s to t6s,TSo; Boston navy yard, from o. s3s 1856
to ts7o,6dl; Brooklyn navy yard, from s3,9l3,7l4
to $3.50, 100; Washington navy yard, from tiee AS
to $4,000. There are other reductions in the
same ratio at other yards. The first estimates
amounted to vi, SIT 1895, while the estimate as
reduced amounts in all to "a 92t, 4rso5.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23

Mrs. MARSH, wife Of our Minister at Florence
Italy, is daily active in works Of relief for the
wounded GaribaldiAns.
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For Sale or Rent.

~ FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
One Of II rooms, ncar our once, el25 per month.
G8One Of II rooms, Capitol Hill 500 per month.
One OF fourteen rooms, near President Square. $3.50
per month.
one unfurnshed, on Sixteenth Street, $50 per month
d, L, WELLS CO.,
Corner Sixth street and Louisiana avenue,
ial7.6l lstarl
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Mrs. Secretary Stanton was kept busy during
the afternoon receiving those who called, at the
residence on X street, below Fourteenth, and all
were made welcome. We noticed Mrs. Senator
Patterson Of n. H., Mrs. Senator Morgan, Sena.
tor Pomeroy and lady, Mrs. Gen. Rucker, Mrs.
Gen. o. NJ. Poe, Mrs. Gen. Baird, Mrs. Gen
Hunter and nieces, Mrs. Gen. J. II. Wilson, Mrs
Richard Wallach, Mrs. Gen. Hardie, Mrs. Gen.
Vincent, Mrs. Senator and Miss Harlan, Hon. II
L. Sanford, Minister to Belgium, and lady, Hon.
II. II. Starkweather, OF Conn, and lady, Mrs.
Gen. r. Delafeld, Mrs. Gen. Bsdcau, Mrs. Gen.
A. A. Humphreys, Mrs. Horace Cspron, Mrs.
George p Fisher, Mrs. Calvin Z. Jackson, Mrs
Gen. and Miss Spinner, Mrs. John A. Logan,
Mrs. J. ]. Weed. Mrs. Hilyard, Miss Beck and
Mrs. George +. Tyler, Of Philadelphia, Hon. @.
@. Harris, Hawaiian Minister, and lady, Mrs. r.
W. Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Gen. and Miss d.
II. Rueker, Miss Lee, and Mrs. G. S. Verdi
among those present. The entertainment was a
fine one, and the friends OF the lady were dc
lighted with the afternoons enjoyment.
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1 seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county. IN the District Of Columbia. let
Il Jeaer.SH ,; kSrts, late q Wa,hlnstOn cousiy.
claims Sans the sad deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, With the vouchers thereof 70 the
next they may otherwise By law DO excluded from
1888 R0SANNNA KORT6. -
jA22-Wsw AdministrAtrix.
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New York, January 92-The United statea
steam frigate Minnesota, Commander James
olden, has arrived here from Aspinwail on the
6th instant.
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Convention OF Manu- fncturers.

WORCESTER. Jan. 22.-The convention of man.
ufacturers OF New England assembled here at
noon to-day, and organized by choosing Hon.
WIN. Gray, OF Boston, for president.
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GALE OF AMBULANCEs, SPRING WAGONS, &c


DEPoT QuARrRRHAsTKR's 0FFIoI,(
Will h saS fsros5H Ts sss. Js AZ Il. i
this city, on SATURDAY, the LIST ofFsbruary next,
'0n% II .R1sBttihsS SssO SAb sIP&INo WAGONS
not required for the public seryiee,
The articles must be removed Immediately after the
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
By order OF Brsvet BrigadieI General @. II. Temp
kini. Chief ausrtsrmastsr Fifth MiIitsiy Pi'i5isi
ja23.td Byt. 1t. Col. and A. q. H., u ga,
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Prom Richmond - Entertainment TO
the Peabody Trustees-Thc Con-

vent10n.
RICHMOND, Jan. 22.-General Grant leaves
for Washington tomorrow.
General Schoheld will give an entertainment
to the Peabody trustees tonight.
Bishop McIlvaine, OF Ohio, made 8 brief ad.
dress TO the convention.
In the convention the proposed article OF the
bill Of rights declaring Virginia co.equal with
other States, was defeated.
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south American News in General.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2a-The steamship South
America, from Rio Janeiro, December 20, ar.
rived to-day. The news from the seat Of war Is
scanty. Two raids were made by the allies and
three thousand cattle and horses were captured
but no parties Of Paraguayana were encoun.
tered.
1t is reported that Lopez, with three thousand
men, is at work making q road through the
Chaco, and that his plan was to have Humarta
The river batteries OF Humarta appeared to be
crumbling away under the continuous fire Of the
iron.clads. A report says that an expedition oil
five thousand allied cavalry was being prepared
to go to Ascencion.
The cholera has almost entirely disappeared
from the allied army and feet.
A considerable quantity Of runaway slaves
were attacked In the forests Of the provinces by
wild Indians and all but Ave killed.
The small pox has disappeared from among tn,
crew Of the United States steamer at Bahia.
The cholera at Buenos Ayres is killing from
eighty-six to hundred and forty persons daily
Great numbers are fleeing to the country, ant
trade Is stagnant.
The banks OF Uruguay are allowed to suspen,
payment till the end OF May, causing paraliza
tion OF business Ia the Rio market.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23

Mrs. Secretary McCulloch was assisted In the
reception of her visitors, at the residence on II
street, above Sixteen-and half street. by Misses
Bailey and Mann, who acquitted themselves Of
their task with much suavity OF manner and
grace. A very large number OF visitors called
during the afternoon; among them Mrs. Senator
Drake, Mrs. Noah II. Swayne, Mrs. Alex. Del
man, Mrs. Senator and Miss Harlan, Judge
Parker and lady, Mrs. Gen. Wilson, Major Gen.
Emory and lady, Mrs. Gen. Poe, Madame Gerolt,
Mrs. and Miss r. W. Taylor, Gen. T. Kilby Smith
and lady, wsldemar De Bodisco, Secretary Of
Russian legation, and lady; Mrs Gen X. Della
field and daughter, q. O. Harris, Hawaiin Min
lister, and lady; Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan, Mrs.
Gen Badeau, and Mrs. N. b. Decker. Mrs. Nc
Culloch was robcd In green silk poplin, elabo.
rately trimmed with white bugle, and 1t is need.
less to say that the lady entertained her guests
Handsomely
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FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE.
Frame House. Ave rooms. on Ninth street. q, 500
ATwo one story Bricks, business location, on Sew
enth street, ", 100 each, cash,
Frame House, six rooms, Navy Yard, u 800.
TwO-stOry Brick Dwelling and Store Room, on Sew
enth street, Island, ", 900.
ThIee-story Birch House, Modern Impro vsments,
Coach House and Stable. near the Treasury, 1870.
d. L, wELLS& Co,
Corner Sixth Street and Louisiana avenue,
janl7-6t tStarl
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$4,000 A sktEEEsp rAnuIso LANDS
IN IOWA, INDIANA, ILLINOIS. MISSOURI AND
with perfect titles, for sale cheap for cash Apply to
I. 2. SHEPPARD, 2Bowling Green. New YORK. r
o. Box 4OsS.
RooMs FOR RENT,-GooD AND PLEASANT
~ ROOMS may be obtained at reasonable rates, at
No.. SO Thirteenth street, between street and New
YORK avenue janl-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000 RE.
VA III sss: ri: sSo S:ss: Is o. aI ssss
New York. jAlo-d&Wlk
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Far up Montgomery street, on the Heights OF
Georgetown, is located the fine mansion OF Sec
rotary Browning. Though the distance to 1t
from the centre OF Washington is considerable,
yet 1t did not deter the friends OF the accom-
plished lady Of the Secretary from paying their
respects to her, and many were the calls that
were made during the afternoon. Mrs. Browning
was assisted In the reception by her amiable
daughter, Miss Emma, and her afable niece, Mis-
Patty Colbert. Among those who called were Mrs
Senators Grimes, Corbett, POmeroy, and Freling
huysen; Hon. Noah Jeffries and lady, Hon. Isaac
N. Arnold and lady, Mrs. Gen. Hunter and nieces
Mrs Edward and Miss Mcpherson, Judge Par
ker and lady, Col. Baxter and lady, Mrs Gen. T
M Vincent, Col. II. MeAlister and lady, and NJ
Blacque, the Turkish Minister. The ladies o.
the mansion were untiring in their endeayors tC
please, and the time was passed very pleasantly
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Jr s. ENGINEER OFFICE.
RoPosA LsFoR WOOD.

PROP sALsFoR WOOD.
CHIEF QUARrERNAsTRR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO, )
SANTA FR, n. NJ, December 30, 1867
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE nl
u clock m. on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of eb.
ruary, 1865 At which time they will be opened To de-
liver TO the Quartermaser Department ut Fort SIAM
400 CORDS OF PIYON WOOD, OF GOOD
QUALITY.
Delivery to commence at the option Of the contrac
1853
Proposals for apy portion less than the whole qu
tity required will be received.
For further particulars in making proposals M
advertisement forProposas for grain, dated 0th In
or apply at this Office,
Endorse bids proposals. for Wood, at Fort 81 I'm.
ner and address to the undersigned. at Santa Pe,
New Mexico
By order OF Brevet Major General q; " Getty.
N. l. LUDINGTON,
Byt Col. and Q, M, U. y. A.,
ja2J.td Chief ouArtermaster
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Ice blockade In Now fOFk HHrbOr'
New York, January 2.-The Ice In the mar
Dor Is increasing-in quantity and thickness, 80
much so that navigation is at times almost sus'
pended.
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New Advertisements.

(,AME To THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
y on the 10th Of DECEMBER, q ycarIing CALF
The owner OF said Cal Is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take him away
jasi-S' G. ADAMS, Drovers' Rest.
E0uND.-PAPERs RELATING TO THE CLAIM
i Of CHARLES DoNNBLLY. 10th New York
Regiment, for pension. The owner can have then
BY apply at thi. once and paying Tor this adyer-
tIEeInent ia9l-9t
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AZ Notice to Special Depositors.--Ths
attention OF depositors of bonds and other val
liable packages Is respectfully called to the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency, Hon.
II. r. Hulburd, heretofore published. Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men have also been given. In consequence
thereof we do not feel justified In longer assum-
ing the responsibility of the custody OF such ar
ticles. Depositors are requested to withdraw
such deposits now In our possession, at their
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1868. W. s. HUNTINGTON,
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skate Depot, s2i d street, near Tenth--sign Of
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