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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
cTrA,rSprp TJNF-FOT, NEW WORK. .

,,t>.-,.~ The ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL.
ISS9SS,f'.i STEAMSHIP "MANHATTAN,"
s1ITIIYsllZi2fQ@ Woodruff, Commander, viii leay0
zSSSss.-- Adgers south Wharf. Tor the above
port on Saturday, March Z, at o'clock P. N.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER Co.,,
Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf
March 8 Up stairs.
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1,HE ORANGEBURG NEWS,

nUBL1sHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRNlN
at Orangeburg. s. c. Terms ~ per ANU
- During the spring and fall seasons extra copies
tb. 1,ptSaEnuRo News will be circulated for
bonc6t OF our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted ca the mos
rhnra, Terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
uo''' 'e'-N' Editor Orangeburg News,
r,ebruary 25 0rangeburg, 8. c.
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@ NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. FORESTS
JUNIPER TAR" is warranted to cure Cough,
Group. Taroat and Lung Diseases. Of Whatever
naiure II not hopelcssly bedridden. or the price VIII
be positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
PRODUCED. Try it, and If not satisfied return the
Empty bottles and get your money back. For sale
hy druggists everywhere.
Price Fer bottle-35 cents.
T.. CHAPLIN l. CO., General Agents,
No. 20 Hayne-street, Charleston, g. G.
February20 thstu 3mos
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Obitnarg..

LORD-DRp, In Richmond. on last Monday
morning, at 10 o'clock, JOHN @. LORD, late Of
Charleston, g. c., In the fortyseventh year of his
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
[PER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN MARKETS, ETC.

FOREIGN MARKETS, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, March 4--Evening. = Cotton
closed excited at 9sda94d; to arrive, 9sa9id;
Orleans, 9sa1Od; sales, $4,000 bales.
March 5-Noon.--Cotton opens buoyant;
sales, 10000 bales. A brisk speculative de-
mand has driven up prices. 10 arrive, sSa9}d;
on the spot, 81. Orleans, 95a1Od.
2P. M.-Cotton very firm and advanced 3D.:
prices very fluctuating; Uplands, 9sas5d; Or
leans. 1Oa1Ot. Pork advanced 76s. Lard de-
clined to sos Cd. Tallow, 43s Sd.
Evenins.--Cotton closed quieter; sales, TO-
600 bales; Uplands, 93d; Orleans, 1Od. Com
mon Rosin declined rs I'd. Others unchanged.
PARIS, March 4-Bourse heavy Rentes OF.
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HOUSE,
CHAs. A. ELDBDdE,
P. VAN TRUMP,
GEO. ". WOODWARD,
W. E. N1BLAcK,
w. S. HOLMAN,
DEMAs BARNES,
A. ]. GLosBRENNER,
]. LAWRENCE GETz,
b. NJ. BOYER,
STEVENSON ARCHER,
ALBERT G. BURR,
JAS. A. JOHNSON,
JAS. ,. BECK,
ASA P. GROVER,
CHAs. HAIGHT.
LEWIS W. Ross,
L. S. TREMBLE,
A. S. GoLLADAY,
JNo. ". CHANLER,
THos. LAURENs JONES
W. H. BARNUNI,
JNo. A. NICHOLSON,
! Jas. NJ. CAvANAUGH,
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Ca OTICE.-1, MARY ANN FLlNN,
wife OF THOMAS FLYNN, residing ut No. SO Market
street. formerly carrying on business as Billiard
saloon aud Tavern Keeper. Nos. 125 and 127 Meet
ing-street, do hereby give notice that intend to
trade AMI carry on business as scle Trader In ono
month from the date hereof.
MARY ANN FLYNN.
Febru,ry 95 tuths limo
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Shipping.

FOR WILMINGTON. N. c..
THE FIRST GLASS SCHOONER "J.
tA ALLEN" CROCHET Master, having part
ENEA of her cargo engaged, viii be promptly dis
Sn@ patched.
For Freight engagements apply to
Wills & CHISOLM,
March North Atlantic Wharf
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DETAINED 10 ACCOMMODATE sH1PPEaal
Fpn CHEKAW, GEORGETOWN

GARDENERS BLUFF. AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS on THE PEE DEE RIVER.
-g-n-.,. TEE FINE LIGHT DRAUGHT
nsasst.si.-a E sstlsi.-s Steamer PLANTER, Captain G. CAR
Roll THITs; is now receiving Freight for the above
points, and will leave Tonight 9th inst.
All Freights to be prepaid On the Wharf
No Freight received after sunset
JOHN FERGUSON,
March & Accommodation Wharf.
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Rs- CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLES TON. March A, 1sos.-M. b. NATHAN,
Esq, Chiet of Fire Department.-Sm: It is hereby
made your duty, after the occurrence Of fire, to in
vestigate tile and origin Of the seme and to
report the result of such investigation In writing to
this Office.
By orter of the Mayor.
WIN. W. BURNS, Mayor.
w. b. SAITH, Clerk of Council.
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ss- THE TIME HAS NOW COME WIEN
the celebrated and wonder-working PALMETTO
HAIR Rl,NEWER, which is so popular all through
tho Southern States. can be obtained at Wholesale
and Retail, of the principal Druggists in South Caro-
lina DOWlE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s. O.
February II tuthsl2
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sa- HOW TO POISON CHHDREN.-GET
L Wet Nurse with some taint or impure blood ire
member 1.-THE sins of the father visited upon the
children Unto the fourth generauon".) substitute
for healthy Breastmilk, containing, by analysis, all
its ingredients is CoMsToCa's RATIONAL FOOD.
1t is used by the best physicians.
Febf11aly1l tuths12
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~ EXPARTE VIM. POSTELL INGRA-
HAM.-In the matter of the application of wM.
POSTELL 1NGRAHAM to come in under the In
formation In the nature Of bill to perpeuste tes
mony and prove the past existence, loss and contents
OF eleven Bonds of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company, each for the sum Of five hundred
dollars $780, with quarterly interest at per cent
per annunl, and guaranteed by the State Of South
Carolina. bearing date 9th March, 1860, and the num-
bers thereof being 2s4. 2s5. 2S6. 2s7 1885, $780, 24O.
COL, Co., 6o3, e04. with coupons attached On motion
of PORTER CONNER, Solicitors for applicant, notice
is hereby given to the Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road Company. and to ISAAC W. HXYNE, Esq, Attor-
neyGenert. in behalf of the State Of South Carolina,
we'll to all others in interest to appear before
me, JAMES TUPPER Mastor In ohsncery, on Mon
day. 9th dsy of June next, at 12 NJ, to crossexzmne
the evidence that may be produced, and introduce
evidence il reply. JAMES IUPPER,
March 6 1amo4 Master in Equity.
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EoR WRTGHT,s BLUFF. 5. @.

BUCKINGHAM POINT, AND ALL NTERME-
DIATE LANDING, on THE sANTEE RIVER.
~N-sss, THE LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER
ruaa..ss1ltf-l aa.slthf-l MARION, Captain ]. T. FosTEB, Is
now receiving Freight for the above poilts, and Will
leave with dispatch.
No Freight received after sunset.
All Freight to be prepaid on the Wharf.
For Freight engagements apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
March Accommodation Wharf.
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Spefial aotifes.

@ CCNsIGNEEg NOTIOE.-CON-
sIGNEES par Schooner CHARLES E. PAIGE, from
Baltimore, are notified of her cargo being this day
discharged at Brown & Co.'s North Wharf Goods
remaining en- the dock at sunset will be stored at
consignees' risk and expense.
March 8 1 STREET BROTHERS CO. =
@ TAX NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
will be in Charleston at the Office of Messrs whaley
Mitchell Jlancey, from the 10Th to the 18th March,
to receive the Taxes of the Parish of st. Johns Col
Teton, falling due before the S1st day of Aarck,
1868. J.J. R. WEsCoAT,
March 7. @. St. j. O.
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BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD AND BLUFFTON.
nTo THE STEAMER pilot Box"
E ,!szssss4al7 sss42asl7 Captain W. T. McNELrY, viii leave
C6arlestons every Aonlay Night, at II O'CLOCK ana
Savannah every WedncSday Morn,n1, OF O'CLOCK.
ALI Way Freight, also bluotcn wharfage must %
pre-paid.
For Freight or PassaQe apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, AccomD odatiop Wharf.
March 8
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Foe LIVERPOOL,

FOE LIVERPOOL,
THE FIRST-CLAsS BRITISH SHIP
&9N sEDBERGH, WM KNEALE Master Will
EE13SY have dispatch ,ts:
.s49G .es@G For Frerght engagements apply to the
Captain on board, or TO -. -.
PATTERSON & STOCK,
March - South Atlantic Wharf
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

THE AMERICAN SHIP "GRAHAM's
&1S POLICY" CHARLES BURGESS Master.
EEKIS4 having the largest portion OF her cargo
with quick dispatch.
For Freight engagements, apply to the Captain on
hoard or To PATTERSON STOCK,
- FcnrunrS 10 South Atlantic Wharf.
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The correspondent Of the New York Herald,
Oh tho other hand, is equally certain OF the
Presidents acquittal. He speculates as TO-
lows:
Notwithstanding the party uDanimity with
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FOE LIVERPOOL. i:.cT
THREE-FoURTHs OF CARGO ENGAGED.
THE NEW Al AMERICAN SHIP
A1SN "JAMEs a. WRIGHT" Captain MORSE.
EE$ISY Is rnpidly filing up, and will be dispatched
.f.z@6 at an early day. ~ 3D.
For balance OF Freight room apply to
STREET BRO1EERS CO.,
March2 No. IA East Bag.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE NEW BARK "siTKA," THohp-
h1S SON Master, is now receiving cargo and
If%T&9w will be promptly dispatched for above
le@se5r.port 1870, ,.......-.-f
. For freight engagements apply 10
RIsLEY & CREIGHTON,
March Nos 148 and 1I6 East Bay.
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EOH pALATIlA, FLORIDA,

FOR PALATNA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FFRNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE;
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JoBN's
RIVER. --
rD, STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
.rzssSs!e.sls CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
evcrJ Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at o'oI'ck.
for above Llaces and Savannah every "Wednesday and
Saturday, ats o'clock P. NJ.
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt L. n. coxErrER, SANS
Tuesday Evening.
day Evening - :
of J. D. AIKEN / CO., Agents,
JanuaryS South Atlantic Wharf.
ToWAGE.-TEN CENTS PER TON.
ENGAGEMENTS GAIN BE MADE
.EzsssssttEl@ with the undersigned for Towing
Vesses t5 sna from sea at the rate Of Ten Cents per
| ton. JOHN FERdUsCM,
March q Accommodation Wharf,
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March Q
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FOR LIVERPUOL. 1888
THE FINE AMERICAN SHIP B. @.
A3N WINTHROP. ]. H. STEWART Master. hay.
lTXFW ng the largest part OF her cargo on board.
sufsss& will meet with dispat o. %
For freight of 500 or 600 bales apply to the Captain
on board, or to PATTERSON & STOCK,
February % South Atlantic Wharf
FOR LIVERFCOL.
TIE BRITISH SBIP GORILLA. JONES
jim Master. having q bort on Of her cargo en-
IxK3I;s gagged and going on board, will meet with
e. dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply 70
RoBT. MURE CO.,
February27 Boyce'a Wharf.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
pRoaApLE MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.

An inquest over the body OF Christopher
Eneent of Newark who died at the Almhouse Hospital
early on Thursday morning, was commenced before
Coroner Warren OF Jersey CITY yesterday Happehis ht
deeensed with n number OF companions, came up from
Newark on Tuesday night last tho train Legon
to the procession In jersey CITY About
oclnck the following morning he found lying ia an
Insensble condition at the corner OF Grovest and Pa
vonia-aye aud WAS carried into the house OF Engine
COMPANY No T. near by The general appearance OF HE
wearing apparel showed that he had been dragged along
the ground feet foremost There was Also pruSe on e
was kent at tho enginehouse until morning,
whence he the Police station ana attended
10 The Asouse Hospital where he expired IL appears
also that late the night previous there was row hert
deceased was found among persons following Tue
pr0cessi0. during which the Police arrested haadOzch
NcwaIker-, aud II is thought that Nugont was oi Inc
tory was cliccd at the inquest which was adjourned 10
await further evidence
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
EyANGELIzATIoN IN SPAIN.

In pursuance to call many OF the friends o.
the American Bible Society, American Foreign Cstian
Union American Tract Society," met aSt evening at
the Church Of the PILGRIMS, corner ef Henry and Rem
sen sts Brooklyn devise Of aiding in tho great
work OF Spanish Evangelizaton The meeting WAS
Opened by prayer after which the Rev. Dr. Ganse was IN
Oduced. He said that the cause OF religion had Bept
pace with the march Of commerce aud science Chlha
and Turkey and more recently Japan, had been opened
the missionaries of the church, and now the REVOLUTION
In Spain had opened vast held for their labOs Trend
Of BIS had lately returned from Spain, where he sad the
people, just previous to the late revolution had been
deeply impressed by their national degradation whch
had been caused not alone by the immortality cf their
Queen but by the tyrannic exercise OF unlimited power
the part Of the Roman Catholic priesthood. Tho
revolution had not been matter OF day.
II had been brewing for many years, anu
the at the head OF 10 had only awaited
OF the people, rise in their might and depose her
When she issued edict commanding that al matters
pertaining education should be placed In the hands OF
priesthood the signal revolt gwen and the
revolution became established fact Previous to tins
revolution, Protesants Of whom there were few thOu
sands the country had been forced order TO worship
God after the dictates Of their own oonseences TO retire
dens and caves and then feared To sn2 because
Of the wnchful priests. The new Government Of
Spain had announced itself IN favor or eVangrhZhuOn
Cen PrIm In Ia telegram from the British Bible
Society had answered them that Bibles would not only
be admitted to Spain, but would be heartily welcomed
Dr. Gansc said that the American Foreign Christian Union
already had agent ia Spain, ana, n supplied Win
funds, could have very large number The Tract
Society had provided i27 different publications Ia span
sh while the Bible Society ready To furnish large
number OF Bibles After few remarks, the speaker
concluded with ervent appeal for aid in promoting the
great The Rev. Drs. sOrrs aud ScheEck also adj
dressed the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

fearful ooths and resolved for repubcanism are known
to exist here They ,e as the
breath TO the distant passenger; h,ed ,e breath of
that liberty which. Grattan has it. VIII mo, not
die with the Prophe put snrv'e n,nd low thesc
Cardinals here, supported IN their stately pomp
wondered longer when heard some Of the secret
and the will ouch You may see their carriages roll
INC v adorned with aud liyered servants. They
live sumptuous style In splendid palaces when elected
salary OF about $4,000 Is attached 10 their Office, as we'll
establishment They are sources Of power; and this
affords them an immense revenue The prominent card-
nal is named. believe, Antonelli He was formerly
bandit and condemned as such. Gregory XVI found In
him. shrewd ingenious, gifted mind, and attached him
10 his household He rapidly in the priesthood and
Let me nye you fact. During the revo
linton our Charge bad access to many many places places
In one Of these peneraas OF power he read In Latin
Cardinal his wish 10 leave him his estate all that was
necessary upon the death of the person to obtain the
estate was for the Cardinal to proceed TO the sstne
Chapel and make oath 10 the bequest when all other VIII:
set aside aud the Swiss Guards were ordered 10 pu
him In possession. The Cardinal at the dying hohf naa
the power TO command a ont OF the presence 9r tno
dying You may thus what bundle OF inquiry
is this statute We'll may Il be kept ad Sloe % ons ~ the
Oldest OF the noble families OF Rome, named @
was about 20 ode de "a s reh1 & e o and adoinster the
holy water lie had before soemnly disposed OF his I'M
70 his rdest son Who had married an American lady,
and the rest OF his estate satisfactorily lie dled
at night. The next morning tHe SNiSS 'u.iuo
put the Cardinal into the family palace
and into all other possessions. and the family ont upon
the world penniless This just before the Revolution
The eldest son became Republican, aud died IN defense
city His widow il pressing her suit IN eecesast
cal courts but without hope. The Court il made up OF
Cardinals or priests. who without soul or sympathy
Not having families, they know tender ties OF father
or husband. They sit In frgid iceberg dignity IN the
large marble palaces and warm except in lie lust
Of power and progacy Yet the only Tribunals oI lome
are constructed Of such. They have no record They
have not even that respectable appendage oi Court
termed dpyers. Bribery their argument ana corup
N uginuu
that 10 press tribunal would bc 10 appeal 80
suen stone Here IL anywhere on earth, tho learned
pate ducks 10 the golden fool" The English Chancey Is
beaiitude to tigation such place ! hope the Pope
will create no Cardinals for America. II runored
that BISHOP Hughes 10 have nat The ~ success
of attending the Wseman experiment iu IDEllnd will
prevent PJpaCy from creating any CarIiiht ~ lIvV
estani countries.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
NATIONAL GUARD.

The following named officers have been COM
nssioned by tho Commandor.inCniof ~ the National
Guard State of NewiotA during tho weok odihg octo
Der "a ,
Msure NJ T. McMahUn rrgned VIM
H. Cheebrough Ordnance oheer John Fowler h promoted
Com o. fhubtrue VIM H. Chez ,ongh ap'
pdnci Ordnance oesri Carl Juasen AID With anf Of Major vice
Donaldson, promoted
"a original sppoatnent eGry L. AeG AMdet amp frst Leun
anti With rank Sept a. OF uai appointment
Nm IA halry LsJimen urJ Nchsch CHptain With rnrk Oct
,ice ohn r H. resigned, Anthoa, FohcT F Lieutenant with
rsps Oct 9 vcs Henry Scharch promoted
Sieth IaJonip kgnsn George iigbhmsnn CAPTAIN win rans
Vice John resgud John ON ger PINT Lieutenant
, nk AUG H. Wm Bechsru gnsi fblp Won Seeond
Iisnsnan With July 2l vice g. Taylor resigned Frederick
sp second uteasnt wh rsak sept a. yce Dnies esgned
Ny IHJaairv-Josph Koch eeond Llrntrhant wnh ram
Ang vi e Reinic promoted. Wa kuhns hccoud LeulepA1t
vii rank Aug a. vice Ri Btaun resi,nti , ~,
I,rI BlHdHoa MIang lEthls lbd Brsads-0dsIna Ysean
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
TIE DRAMA.

Jefferson will play IN Detroit tonight
after Dark" is announced at the Howcry.
Mr. Forrest plays the Gladiator tonight at
Nibo's Garden
Mrs. Bowers is shortly to play an engage
ment at Nibio's Garden.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons has concluded her brief
series Of readings IN tins city she viii read in Boston
next week
Mr.. Leonard Grover iS to hc the Director Of
the new Ahambra, In Tanmany lali-noW ih coutso Of
construction
The Hbcrnicon, which has done gooj bpsi-
ness at Pkas Music iIgl Is 90 Do transpanit Co.. lNfng
Han, where doubtless. IL viii continue 90 prU-.el.
LeOtald VIII not Icappcar, II ~ sii't' unll
after rho election, when II ls expected that greater nt'r-
eet than his hitherto been cvincod n Eis arroc per
formluccs viii Dc shown 10y tAe public.
Mr.. Humphrey Bland and hlr LOWS Baker
De associated IN the management ~ N1iN bi~t
HOnsn Washington where fhrN viii begin s"t son Of
hrsclass dramatic entertainments Oh the yti 81 No
ycmber
The last week Of the enlargement of Mr. aud
Mrs Florence the Broadway 1hc1icr j. to c ti.d by
revival Of The Ii.Aci-oi inaYe Nan. Nf. fi'icnce
will enact BOB Brierc,. and if, Iorcucc VIII api'sT n
the conicai part OF Julie - IrfcH,pHf
Mr.. Daly's Under the Gaslight viii he acted
on Wednesday evening at the New-lofk Ihfhicr. hcn
to De roopeued under tho m'n2gemeli ~ Nf "linu,
Woucl Mr. hud Mfs. conway, ~ ~ Viola Gro .tfi and
Mr. j. X Mortimer. among other plcr. afc in fIc east
Prof Rohde's Earth aud Dau' at Al,cmanla
Ha-uuc 0f the l sffuC1c Eu prH-lu. ti"l'Alh-
mcnis now before the puhic-has been ru further en-
lnrged by the addition OF pictures. E,~ry person
interested in the study ~ geology s earnestly recon.
mcnded to see this unique exhibition
Ia SOunambua; or, hc Grccian B'ndcf
who Walked 90 her Sleep l7 llt Tile oi tt ht" hhf
lssquo HAT Eryaut- Musir,ls " produce iii. "f"uns
tonight. j. "Leon'. orphous iu -. vileA in1' DO. r'cn
al Messgs. Kelly a Lrou's.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
NAVAL AFFAIRS.

Asst.-Secretary of the Navy Faxon visited the
Now York Navy Yard Saturday last, business con-
noctod with the station, and received with salute
Of IS guns In the early part Of the past week the
machinery OF the rstclass steam s0Opof war Nesanng
tried by the Board Of Engineers ana found 10 De ~
excellent condition In reference the expected return
OF Admiral FarTagut In the iIig0e Franklin report Is
current that the vessel sailed from Gibraltar or home on
Oct Is another report has 10 that he viii remain abroad
until Spring. The new sl0OpOf-war kenosha has been
placed the drydock and IL being coppcred ana having
portions her machinery placed on board. Commander
TuxtOn Who reported to have been ordered %
mand The Portsmouth. has been ordered fO he command
OF the jamestown The sailing sloop pOfwar Portsmouth
very fast vessel VI her class heing thoroughly over
haued previous to being placed in commission. hen se
Will cruise around the wod. On Thursday last Court
Martial convened In tho Nayy.Yafd with Rear
Admiral strugham presiding, and Roar Aduilnls Bell
aud lirluer Commanders Bogs aud Bissc Capt- Clerz
and Nichols and Juig'Adyooat' Go0dDu, ~ s officers
The business of the Court j. the INVESTIGATION OF the
charges gIiusf lAout Commander ellis ldo Commander
OF tie slOOpOlear WacTce. which ntic.el OF tie
coast OF Chill during the recent earthquake.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

cesBdvsd Homes Captain with rank Sept Kelley
Captain with rsak sept n Patrick Kelley Captain With rsrk
l5 Chas Strong Captain With rank Sept l7 AdaB sprpge
10; Thomas Judge
sept IL Kugen First sep
hsnley with sept II. Pat
Second Lieutenant with rank Sept lo John Go' Lien
with rank Sept Ii Lewis H. Dodge. Second Lieutenant
Sept Watson Second Lcuennrt sep, H.
Battalion Of IPaatry Klevsn BrgdsOrgns John
Ruege Captain Gieh Captain With
Sept IL Henry KOper Captain with rank Sept II Matthias Pc
M Captain with rank Louis Fnkemeier Leetebsnt
Frederick Hldenbrand FIRST Lieutenant
Sept August Bottle Lieutenant with Sept u;
tine Ebe First Lieutenant Sept II George
LennsB with rank sept II Charles Wage Second catrnsut
Plant Second Ientensnt With rank sept
II; Henry Bergen Second Lieutenant with rauk Oct g.
REsIGEATIONs ACCEPTED.
Sfniy fsf RegHfAL-secoad Lieut. Peter Eagan Oct 10
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
GrORGIA.


ATLANTA, Nov. IA large Democratic meet
ing last nist was addressed by benjamin H. ill Who
said that Grant nothing, that seymour was hothS
merely representatives the Of cenrafcd despotlsW
he other OF constitutional liberty II for the Deoc
racy to decide Tuesday whether free government on
this continent should live or die. lie Ocncved sey mour
chances for election 70 be better than Grants And !at
the Radicals built all their hopes 0f success panic m
the Democratic ranks. II The Democrats eome square
up duty. Seymour will be elected aud the COBst
tuition vndicated. j. h. levy prominent l6raehte OF
this city, publishes card supporting seymour
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
CALIFORNIA.
rnE DEMOCRACY our IN the DARK.

THE DEMOCRACY OUT IN THE DARK.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 2f.--The Democrats had
torcllght procession Tonight But Attio eutAuslasnn
wa itested by the spectators and the streets along
the route were generally dark.
TIE ATTACK UPON 4 REPUBLICAN, PROCESSION.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 8i.-Ihe Democratic
County Committee and the leading Democratic citizens
have Published cards IN the morning papers dsayOving
the dTaceful proceedings Of Friday night, when at
tack made upon the Republican procession. They
promise 10 assist in preventing outragcs IN future.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

a. ua,or A. M Hancock and r. stockett Mathews, esq
re InSeng was finest demonstration ever Witnessed
m Baltimore. The vote for Grant and COliaN IN the sure
viii undoubtedly he largely increased tle Repub-
linnn VOTE nf laet wear.