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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

DEPRESSION or BueIKKse IN NEW Yopr
The internal revenue returns of the saias 90
several of the leading houses indicate the yen.
eral business depression in this city Ia the n.s,
six months. The Gales Of 1essrs. II. Il. Clsfiin
Il Co. lasf year were less than fftv million ~
dollars, AID those Of Mr.. A. +. Stewart. in tSa
wholesale department, were q little more thar
thirty.two millions faliing on OF NOR than
one,third nom the sales Of 1856. The restoration
of the Union will bring a restoration ~ h.,ea
ness and general prosperity at the Norfh sx ss,,
as at The South--New York Wsrjd '' ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

HoRAcE GRIZZLY wrote the twenty ma tn
chapter OF his "Recollecuons Of Q Busy Life,
while waiting for the train at Pittsasld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

NATIONAL BANK NOTES.-The Senate TODAY
passed a bill. reported from the Finance Com
mittee, authorizing the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency TO issue new blank National Bank Notes
in lieu of those which have been mutilated or
otherwise defaced, and providing for the de-
strusfion OF the latter in a manner now pro-
vided for legal tender notes.
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OEFTCI ~.
LIST OF LETTERS,

Rseafp-n= iu the Wa~hinStou City Posi-
9fHcr, Friday, Ionuary pa, ls<y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

THE WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeting OF
the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
present except Mr.. Stanton. This forenoon
Senator Dooaittle had long interview with
the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

personal ExPLANATIoN.-Hon E. Il Wash
burn, Of ILL.,, rose to-day to a personal explana-
uon in regard TO the statement in a Pittsburgh
paper that he had lodged voting on the recon
siruction bill that lately passed the Heuse H..
stated that he gave his vote in the Affirmative on
that oce asion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24

A LENGTHY SESSION of the Ways and Means
Committee Was held this morning, al which the
general features of the proposed new Internal
Revenue bill Were discussed, but nothing def
lite was accomplished. From the character Of
the discussion il may be inferred that the chief
object of the Committee is 10 modify the present
law, so a to put the burden of taxation on what
is termed luxuries Of life. and as far as posi-
Bile relieve Industrial productions, especially
such a. enter into daily and universal con
sumption.
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THE SECRETARY or STATE was advised yes
terday Of the execution Of a treaty between the
United States and the Republic Of Columbia
for the construction Of a ship canal across the
isthmus Of Darien. - =
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BARON GERoLT, the Prussian Minister, this
morning visited the Executive Mansion. ac-
companied by Secretary Seward. and present ed
his credentials To represent the new provinces
recently annexed TO Prussia
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

purposes that they have recently issued in the name Oh
the Company, and sold in the market az less IMAM par
1900 shares OF the capital stock OF the company III
addition shares previously issued all the
being of the par value Of 500 each that tne @ 600 Va
such new shares which amOunt to more than si0oVOV'
are in the possession and control OF the DreetoTs.
The prayer OF the complaint In the first suit for
ment that the defendants be enjoned and restrained
from making any such contract and from creating any
such liability and from using any OF the moneys OF e
Company such purpose and from further increaeDe
the capital stock OF the Company and from using the pro
ceeds Of any of the 1900 shares, except 10 redeem
and exngsh such shares until the stockholders OF the
Company shall at their next annual meeting In june
1868 or at any speca meeting TO be called for that pnr
pose have passed upon the action Of the directors IN Is
suing the shares. -. =.
The prayer of the second complaint for Judgment as
asked for the first complaint and further tha ne ue
PENDANTS be enOined and restrained from dohg any vi
the things enumerated, etc. On the complaints ~ tne
two suits and atdavits on the art OF tne Pnun an
pdre Injunction was issued by the State Court on e
9TH OF January 1863 enoning and restraining Ine ae
PENDANTS until the further order Of the Court as SO prayed
for in the complaint in the second suit motion 10 now
made to this Court on the part OF the Company ana rc
to dissolve and set aside the SAID W
remand denied.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
MILITARY ArFAIRs.
ApJuTANI- GENERALS OFFICE,
AIHAAN A AnrIl IL


ALBANY, April IL, 1863.
The following named officers have been COM
Ini,soned by tine COmmanderinChi hicf in the National
Guard : y Y during the week ending April IL
s Ef0pf IafaHH-lresrck W LutL Connizsary Of Snbsk
Ah Ig4af y-J"n g. Leherts Captain with rank from
March re Pa resigned Ava ". Powell Second Lieutenant
..,i rsul April vice John VI. Chrsdeli. resigned
ega1n iJufrg James >nh Colonel With rank from March
D. vice Joseph Wright, resigned. -.
4h Rt0fsaf IJaag-Eutge p Miller Quartennasier with
y from d. Weaver promoted; Stephen Scsrd,
Chaplain rank rom March 49, vice The Rev v Paiengi re-
siguei. 49,,
March lg vice John H. Bel. resigned
ROiaGt 81 i(Ut-BrsPp0BIDen ohceTs, RANK APi o.
1867. hsm Wsr Aduaut Ahrot Gregg Qusriernaster Tobias
Green Snrreon. Cha Bacon Assistant Surgeon Theodore NJ
Bishop Chaplin Charles VI lee Comu''sfy Of SubsHADee' original
appointment . - ~,
olt R,gs5ni a. I0Bfc-u Ulcers rank from Feb ~ 1868 Mm
A. Nsh Asut g. .. Prescott resigned; GadDe g. Pat
Qunme tire Samuel j. Andus removed from Dud fred-
Subsistence original vacancy eVer.it T.
Captain Mattheg W. Rowe promoted MoTi Asher
Baldwin. rr Lieutenant Wn A. Walker appointed AdInant
Froc L. BusTGed Second Lieutenant vice H. T. seymour pro
iao,l Captain
designations for the foOwing-named officers in the
National Guard = " y have been accepted by the COM
mandeI-inI hcf during the week ending April IL:
Itt Jhrts0LA Adju snt6en Paul T. Jones, bp1l
Lbf>am B'geds-inspector Benjamin Haskell April H.
1h Rgtacet iftmtg-Frst Lieut. Frederick W Weber Apnl
6at itAsA lairg lent Theodore Neville, APn H.
10 RfgDDndf drdry--FiEst Lieut. NJ. D0nObue. April
~ Ee0psH frtitTR- Lieut. j. B Kiersted, April g.
Gov FeneD has conferred upon Capt. William E Van
Wyck Of Company f. 9th Regiment NJ g. S. n. Y, com
mission as kreNet Lieutenant Colonel for gallant and
mett0JOus services AT the battle of Irish Bend La,
April "a. 1864 aud for distinguished and conspicuous ser
yiteb during !be late war
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
BAL D,opERA AT PIXIES OPERA HOUSE.

Notwithstanding the rain that fell all day
long, stayed at evening the ateness OF the season. or
the dullness Of the times, the beautiful halls OF Pixies
Opera House were pleasantly flied with couples
not overcrowded so that dancing amounted only TO
shove this way and step that yet there lack
OF numbers so as to make it gloomy but Just enough to
have good time The stage was spendidly "set," and
the parquet was as usual oored over for the dancers
The magnificent chandeliers Lit up arches and groto and
far back OF ALL mocking the weather. svery stars
shone ont OF fell of dark blue DOwmngs Band. OF the
list Regiment, gave forth harmonious music Happy
parties smiled down from the boxes upon the dancers
There were not many masqueraders dozen princes,
brace Of wandering knights, coyey OF trouDad0Is q
lonely Yankee, and "lost pleade' from the Nnte
Fawn were about all in the male line Ladies in domino
were more Many of their dresses were ee-
CANT Peasant girls and queens crossed hands toRetnef
and sweet gpsey fOrtunetellers wished their hands
crossed with silver the last bali Of the season the
company seemed determined to make the most or the o
portunity and appeared TO enjoy themselves
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
PROPOSITION TO CAPITALISTS.

THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL WATERING PLACE - TBs
GREAT MINERAL SPRING AT GETTYsBURG-TTs nSIRIr
MUD BATHs-ITs SURROUNDING HISTORIC GRovHs =
The proprietor Ofthe Gettysburg Katape Spring and @. a,,
burg Spring Company the lesees Of the ssty
the attention Of capitalists the advantages which this sphrr ,.1 ~
Surroundings oGet Cor a xateringpacs.
As to the medical virtues Of this spring they e great ,,,,
ton IL has suddenly acquired the and only sst,
To the advantages Of the Medicinal Waters are b. -.
Thousands uns the deposits Of the spog black mud euI
mineral odor and charged with the
this tuh which deposits highly prled by ipva
These formed along the Tyalet from M.
mud baths which unryaled. w
The OF this spring and i deposits the two .op,g v
and rock Of which eoqeat he tses n ~
battle will be given 10 those who viii sumner botel T
the pnbe accommodation consideration
ground which he easily paid out Of the poes o ~
hotel aud hospital = ~
hc and patriotic considerations involved 10 the ehierpuse thS
accepted BY capitalists the ho be ready by he In a
fought there anBcto Of boa wooden cottage. exists On d.
beautiful without for at least the fr Ths
appearances that hotel which would ten as.t
would amply could be By the i AZ
Fa keepers have applied for the refusal Of an
hshmep As the proprietor and e Of the spring Al eh n.
they do supply the water 10 the medical aud Invalid natl,
make this offer capitalists desiring safe profitable sfrssa, ~
| yestIneni.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

John Graham has brought suit in the U. 3.
Circuit Court against Gregor0 Doznon, the Consul for
Ecuador at this port The defendant arrested by the
sheriff i'm civil suit brought against him by Graham TO
recover $2OO0 damages alleged 10 have been sustained
by the latter consequence Ofdeendant having obtained
MONEYS by fraudulent representations Subsequently the
defendant was surrendered by the Sheriff to Deputy
Marshal by virtue OF eGpids issued by Judge Batch
ford out of the L. s. Circuit and the defendant III de
fault OF $3.50 OOO bail. was lodged in LudOwst JAIL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FORT OF yEwYoRX...........ArmL 20.

ARRIVED.
Tempa BAltmore Wilson Baeno Aes ." days hides to
T. y. Davidson 4 Go.
Bark Union Orb Giroir View Castle Eng - days Hdse TO
tDan Fnncks Rio Janso - days coffee to Fnch
Mncke Wendt April Of Bermuda vessel 90 hre, win
msuyfwar by her
Bic Herrera tos Andrews v b. IIlyeuer sagua days
sugar. 10 master
Big Virginia Wood Cumberland HArboT 'uba ID Hafs, sigNi 10
Miller Io1ghton
Sch Ia tNrecser Brrn ftukusTs Island from eramna'
tou supposed the oop SIgu but which proved to
D. 4 schr loaded eIth coal
SIR Eclipse stout Carleuas DAYS l. MeCready
Eton Nsguabo p r. Il days sugar, to sturse'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
IAunonncsmeuhI

Had Mother Eve been satisfied with what
s she liberty the Garden of Eden without eating that
fatal srp probability would have come into Vogne
bu; sntae the consequences
don't know regret mueh Tor man
certainly looks well under stylish bat the VI Ps Ua OF hats
are those sold by KNOX halter, No 22 Broadway.
FABULOUSIY Low PRICES Tor Carpets anu Oll
Cloths AZ IR,N No 90 Bowe all the latest novelties IN
English Medallion Velvet Bmsses Tbrepy AMI Ingram Carpets
Shades Mats Mangs Canton Mn at 25 cents yard by
the piece.
DEALERS ~ COMBS AND THE NOTION RADE
generally something interest TO them IN advertising col
umu, this morning, under the head Of " CtrTioS'
CURTAINS
Lace. Broca,sue Rep Terry, &e
G.L& ~. b. KELLY a So, No. AZ Broadway.
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
l. GJ B. KRIrr 90, No. ii7 Broadway.
GFNTLEMFN's HATS.-FOT Il stylish and eie-
gAu Hat 50 Manufacturer No li8 NaassH'L
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

scuooNERs-iuYEE ,Np o9.fIN,F -
j. ). Bnsu SeoLoulob. yoaa q, Melee Noraalk.
Two sisters Virginia nt,d rI,lot Tl E,aainS Baltimore
Prank Jameson; Charleston. 1'9, p. fogs; leugItr
Albert Treat. Philadelphia j. Allen. virginia
Tto. W.uaus Virginia e. y. Rogers, Virginia.
N " Bepsdlc, Philadelphia. G. c. Brooks. P1ilAdelpb,
C. :. Was5u. Philadelphia Fla ,. CroasI PailsielPhs.
y II,Her. Philadelphia. Rainbow Virginia
Eais, Faie rSg,efs yi,sisi5 MA b wrg' Ptisi.iplia
P 4 Sauden Philadelphia. r. Law. Philadelphia
e u. Hazard. BdlgcpOr. Gem. Rockland
J. Tinker Norask Mar Aun. NeN.iaNen
= " SH Sni5 Tss,hIye1 t a., - Ss, lo.t' gSnSsson
Mist NeN Iavea. Corneia. Black Rock.
+ IL Baldwin. Yes.L Loudou MarIs Geu,t. Ply mouth
Ida Crave. Nea.Ilayen. United Brothers Ne..llayen
ten. Banks. Providence. Mary Tee. Sew.Ilaven.
Erebu. stanford P.e9I Port Jefferson
j. A. Palmer Westerly. ,ieerse Washington. Stanford
q w garrison Pro,iienee Harriet sarah New-IIaven
e. e. Goodwin. New. Haven. wn s Camp. Derby.
=. Rushing NeaHa'eu' n'Ia1e, Nt%li1'gn.
Roauoke Providence. Wave New-Iayen
Abraham Osborn Fall River. sarah Jars. New. Haven
IVA, Proyicuce. James Hoffman. NeNlaveu
S,sring Southport Tiie. Nev.Ilaven.
g', % 1 P5,dss. S5ts S.,s a Iso% Rs farnG S' ''''"
Chsrgec NeuIIasen. Lady Jane, New Haven.
DOMESTIC PORTS
April 2oArved bhgs ManehahA Centlegos; Lsnboa
from Havana sehn Mary l. Walker from Cape Ha1uen soierno
YIw'LoSpoS April arrived steamship sheueLs NeUYorl for
Nof H. iOumans SeWbah Tor do James Fitch Newiok to
Arrived .eh Daniel Webster Neuburgb to discharge; Az
drew stewart Providence Newburgh; Smith FAN River
Yort soops Rur NeNYok for Nevpor A. Mount RondSn
sailed 10Th Mary Matt Gen. Marion, Uuca for
wISSGroS " C. April 2oAr,d steamer Fairbanks New
Hsy wy.r Fla April 2OThs vessel sydney Price
Arrived, brgs J. c. Berry and \ B. Mefnck.
FOREIGN FORTS.
CruBER,Np HAKsoR. Cubs.-ln port April barb Mary Ben,
for NeNior1 IN days brig Artisan d. do.
SPOKEy.
april s lat 2' Ion . l' barb As"a ho@ Phl'depha for Ss
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

Lace Brocatsue Rep. Terry. 1e
g.. L. 81. h. kELrY 60. No ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
FAnrLorsLY LOW pRIcEs for Carpets and Oi

DEALERS IN COMBS AND THE Notion TRADE
generally will ind something m interest 10 them IN our advertising col
umus this morning. under the head Of " CArTioN'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

GFNTLEMFN's HATS-FOr a stylish and eie-
gAut Hat 90 10 EsPENcHEtD MaHneur.r No l8 NaassH,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

thus proposed erection Of hotel the Ge.r
Spring: rods good road the Chanbe tay,
pike indispensal inland watering place Such wosd
be supplied with ordinary springs
Wiougbbys Run, all Of which In the immediate
expenditure capital erection
would be The best paving investment Of the
country Of dinung military IDEAS
the people freemen would partak
public enterprise deserving the coun,enance and
THE PHILADELPHIA UNITED STATES GAZETTE AND NORTH
AMERICAN SAYS;
publish this viii be noticed that
eca springs Gettysburg better prospects
the famous ground aud enterprise has hen
star connection which bids fair render this
conspicuous Pennsylvania The following
the gentlemen eugaged 10 the unhearg
though private yet interesting to the public
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

FURNITURE COVERINGS.
LGL B. KELrr 90. Nc. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21
THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRESS on THE GgrTysprpa
WATERING PLACE.

TT
The Herald edons the prospects Of G,
bury From this statement and others that have ,.,,
touching these remarkable mineral
Of Gettysburg x in the .ss q
among nyads Of all the Watering places eoaDsp W.
pleasure Ge.tysbav ii
henoeob famous for thousand wears fe Of "a, y,
grandest and hotly contested Of the bOoe
onentous decisive battles Of the al
the wonderful virtues OF these Getysburg
waters may safely predict that the das ,r Of shn c.
sbur each Summer will have its hosts Of pilgrims b.
those of the Asic sheh the Arabian desert yy
yist tue tomb Df the Prophet Allah MsshafshFb '~'
rJIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
eioay the Spring and the proposed
The village Gettysburg situated the ,o,
boundary Of Pennsylvania will for the century he ku ~
national interest the goal Of patriotic pilgrimage nal, s
Northern limit reached BY the forces of the rebellion great
aud the
other place this country strongly erection ef
Of sojoum like the Profile Hoss. u n.
White Mountains and trust the public viii reas orS
ulsaslel.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

-1IIET[ I
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

Union " ANIIINE MACUINE,
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MANGLES Tor ironing clothes by hand power.
Wnnseu OF s kinds repaired.
WARD 4 Co. No. % Conrtlspts
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look herlon huy AZ No. 20 Greenpiehst, SeWlsb les
Japan %l hest English Bea<. Tea 81 plendd Oesls
Flour l2 = bbL aud upvan Roasted and Ground Cer
Is best market; all grades of At reabsr Ps
ptgs New Orleans MoaSses THOS X AGSkM-
20 TO MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE:
" eon.r Of Twenty hr Broadway aud gs bel s ssasah'
FRENCH NOTE PAPER
Five ouires for Rl, stamped.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-21

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edy which never fails to cure the ITCH at once.
As an external application for Rheumatism. hrup-
tive Diseases of the Skin Ulcers, Old Sores, Gan
creme, Burns and Scalds il is very effective.
Sold by Druggists. Price 20 cents.
OLIVER CROOK - CO., Proprietors.
Burnhams y Van Setback, Chicago.
John D Park, Cincinnati o., Genl Agents.
Feb 21'67-y