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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoS STREET.
fusdsy, Feb. 1e, 1868.
First righs Of EFsul Tessr. Drama Eve and 10
TAbleaux
LIE BossU...DUKE MOTTO.
Monday Evening, Feb. IL,
81 J'ETAIs ROLF WE'RE KING,
Opera, in 5 at, y Adam.
Performance commences at 7 O'Clock, precisely.
ca. AkLEsTnEArEK-sr oAAALAsSr
BENEFIT OF Mr. p. GLEASON
FIRST APPEARANCE OF Mr.. d. n. HARKINs
Sunday Evening. Feb. 10, 1s0s,
VIII be perisrmed toe rsgedy OF
JACK CADE.
JACK M u II
The performance conclude with TOODLsS-roodles Ben
Tu..d,y Evening. Feb - ssh. ANNUAL MARDI
GRAS PAL will b. .iven at 'hs ihsster 49,.
Dr.. H. o. soIs' ,f Shs,
81; Family ree 5Oc.; Colorsa 'rvAs Box IN Fanny CIR
koIIOt.-Deors oPeo AZ garter TO T. Overture viii
0"' uA' p GLEASON. Treasurer.
FoIIoE-A fine assortment of Opera CLASSES for hire in
VARIETIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srAKEr
ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN ADAMS.
Sunday Evening, February 1sih, 1865,
The great French drama Of the
DEAD HEART
Robert Landry.. ADAMS
MONDAY EVENING Feb l7-sheridan's brilliant Com
sdy of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, with a magnificent
cast including number Of the company, aud Edwin
Adams as Charles Surface.
TUESDAY EvENING-Eawin Adams in his superb rend
ton Of HAMLET, PkIN OF DENMARK.
NATIONAL THEATER-
~ CORNER BARoNNE'AND PERDIDO.
SUNDAY, Feb is-Fotor'. charming Opera, in acts
Lionel IicEsts told 10 FRA DiAvoLO are good for
MuEDAY, Feb H;-LssS Night Of the opsrA-IHk
ACADEMY OF MC.IC.
sPALDING a BIDwELL..... PrOprssors and Ssasesrs.
j. treasurer
Saturday and Sur Icy, Feb. Is asd I0.
AT TIE MATINEE. IL O'CLOCK TO-DAY,
And saturday ar Sunday Nights, the Entire Troupewi
appear Carefully eisced programmes, ntrOdactn amo
other Novelties, ST Valentines Dsv, Bereaved CONncmen
Me Father sOuld Charcoal and BLACK and Tan Ball
MONDAY SIGHT viii be presented, for TIE srst time in
this city. Thrill ing startling DramA in l.
titled "New OIlean. Und the Lamp Post" sbounding in
breadth scapes by flood hsid aud railroad
terrific scne OF Colored H-ruine rescuug Man md
Erotber fem imminent danger Of being crushed oy Mule
Car This rroducuon IL Il confident expected will slrpas
in interest," Days iAramed new TX Under the
Light "EItvty is he soul Of Wit Nuf Ced
EAIR..... ....FAIR........
AaRAND lADIFS VAR
For the Benefit Of the
Hebrew Education Society OF New Orleans,
At the reutsche Conn Any Hall Of
ard Exchange Alley, viii mence MONDAY EVE
MING February i7h, and continue until the oath inclusive
tFrday 2lst excepted Tcters, . cents.
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GREEN a ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
n Commercial Place
To Owners OF Real Estates
We have cansant demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Property; sFo for Country Place around tbs city and
the and rivers Persons wishing sel invited
place their property In hands make eharss
Unless q saie 10 efecf-d
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pANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS FEB. a. 1863

meeting OF the Board Of Directors held 81 ns
It resolved that the Stockholders Of his Bank be
qnes,ed call the banking house SATURDAY the 7h
Of March next from 10 O'Clock NJ to O'Clock P. n to
the advsabty Of further reduction Of the capital
stock.
The Of the Stockholders following
embodied in the repor Of ths eOmnittss the
actual vslue Of the Of the Bank.
n. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
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The Government % Bri'ish Honduras invites tenders Tor
the cfnveyapcs during per commencing on
the 20 day Of MAY XT month Of Malls between 'es
Orean Al Beze British hOndura by steam vessels o.
not than s. Ene sh measurement with fu'tAols
aocamn 20 md 100 second "a 'n
Rer stain aysble passage and Tor tbs
= r,ut good-dy and wet 7 steamer to leave
New The Fuutth ,1URDAH In each m0Ath
takng TIE Enp- Mails and al other Mails fer British hon-
durAs The New Orsa Dc performed in I'VE
The IN a Belize for seven days, any
day which her srrv he LAYER thsn IL a. noes
Ieckorcd OF the Ths tenders 70 state
for what additional charge the ste will cali Havana
be to Ter Britannia MAJ sty s
Consu Orean b-fors the 18th II March 20 be
vaded 10 4 Governor OF itsn HOndura-
B-Ste TT, ing Mails under sontract with tbs I'm
peri'l G. NAL Government exempt IN British Honda
M pnrf rharres
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1900 bbls FLOUR-Plants Extra Plants FaVortte,
Premium Live Oak, Cuba steam, Ahd others
800 hbls NJ IS PORK.
20 csaks Choice CT. n SIDES.
80 . q. SHOU LDEkS.
20 . RIB SIDES.
100 tierces LARD.
40 Kegs LARD.
100 bbls Heayy RUMP PORK.
go reIces Vi AGNOLIA HAdS
80 . DAV SIS HAMS
10 hrkns Cnoic- GOSHEN BUTTER.
20 tubs Choice WESTERN BUTTER.
For snIebv KEEP 4 CAuLFfELO,
II and 70 Poydrts street.
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GREAT DISCOVERY
EVERY MAN his ovE ARTIST.
A Scientific wOAder.

An Instrument BY which any can take correct Like
Photographs This Instrument wits full instrHs
ANES CO.,
Isl Broadway, New York
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CHAKsPEAEE IKON EOURRHL.
80 oirOc street, Nsv Orsses
ooHE asDUEs-yos. A. sHAKsPBAEE-s SSooPJ
Gsddsss shskspSare a Cs.s
lYsa nd Bras and 6aeAlnlss nAnaf.ears s
variety sf Ensnes Sugar Mia, Draining zNa2nSA
Mn and Gin Gearing Crate Bers seere frann oNah'-s
G..h w.ights piarksr,ifN Won cfai E'nrr
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FFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive DsFAHrsYEr, 1
New Orleans, Dec, 8, 1881. !
vIyHFRFAR james NeIIIgan has r-ade APP
w plic ion cancel his official bond auctioneer, in
and fur the parish ~ orleans, tn-wit:
hord dated the 'ls 81 December. 1871 In he sum OF
GnNO sign a ~ himself principal aud Patrick IRWIN
hirhsrd kIur, nv and ter 4 Farrell. ~ securities
the I'D ~ June 1875 Tor the amount,
with ne Irwin aud kChsrd Muruhv, ties the
A. said james Nelgau Of his duties uouecr AFR sad
Notice hereby ali Persons uJse-ted u the said
home show writing office II the Secretary
ate, within ninety days fer the as publication hereof why
Given unde hand and seal OF the Stse of the above
date the Independence Of she United States the ninety
second - . -. ...-r.-.,
tsigueO B. ,. FLANDERS
j. H. HAsDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
DEPARTMENT. ExEcurF, 1
Nouvelle- Orleans l. ; deoembre, 1857. !
ATTFNuU que James elligan ISlt- ua
~ apulicao, pour le canCclement Dc lien 'ie
me eucsutsur dams paur pareisse dutesus sayoir:
On bond date n Cccembrr, lta, pour Ia sOmme de-
$1,000 lu CONNIE rucps e. Pat lex Irwin, hien
ard Muith et Gerald ~ rel CONNIE -ecuuteS.
2 In bond Gate le 21d JUN, 1855 tee som1e
avec Psr OK IfV Rich RI Murphy securities les
de snt otute pour Haccompi sement hdele
Ses devors par dit james Negan CONNIE encAnteur aus
est par e present dome les persounes int
re-sees dav cOnnaitre ecL bureau du
tsire dEtat es ingdiN iours cut suvront
Ia deruere publication de avis les risous lssQuees
les at bonds ne sersit pas canceIe ct snnulle.
u me Signature 81 e de Ihtst 81 10
dse meuuorne 81 Il ngtdouEeme aimee de Fin
otptr lance des Etas Uns -
(Sguel h. y. FLANDERS.
Par Il gouverneur:
J n HaFPY. secretsire d'Etst
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EOR sALR-ELEGANT COTTAGE. WITH LARGE
Grounds St Charles Fourth District Green
EldeI, Agents, Il Commercial Place.
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FOR SALE.

EOEt SALEs
EOR LE-MARBLE QUARRY, 100 MILES
II allows Mobile Ala the Alabama river. known
acre with one ssd half rs front on the rysr Caayis s5s
for the largest stsm.Ts at al seasons There are a1s
ey AID woodward large Quantities Il vauab oak ssd
tbe finest quality and bsautful varieties i'm
medstey on the river bsak is is hne opportunity for
IN supplying Mobile New Orleans with HBe and marble
Ira.s Snp. and . rssS Es.r n Canas1c oI
Piece ''' --N ''' '''- '-'' - '''''''''''
EOR sALE-IN GREESvILLE-A NEAT cor.
tsge and entire Of ground fenced and cultivated
the lire The branch railroad Charles
This T. coRvsnient aud healthy l4casn and will
I'D at great barEsn. Green Elder, q Commercial
LOB sALE-rHE DOUBLE TENEMENT COT.
tsge house Ne $50 JOsephns street between Basin and
Rampant Streets containing eight two Kitchens
servants rooms, two cstsrnA Green Elder. Agents q
EOE sALF-BRICK RESIDENCE, MAT AND
street bet-een B-ro- ne and Csrondee House coutani
Hs Souble farsr three Chameers, tvossoIy rear Bad
Place 81 IN E'0o order Green Elder AS'n'' o'@m'r'''
COR sALE-Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE WITH
II six ROoEs-hchen, Servants etc, on Magnolia,
COR sALE-HANDsoxE BRICK COTTAGE. NO
stance streets With two lots Of Sround &c By rs House con
tsns hall three below and attic IN two roos
etc tern; roof slated; buildings years old
Green 4 Elder Agents, Fl Comm rcial Place
EOR sALE-IN HUEsTvILLE-A SMALL HOUSE,
large barn and entire square Of very hgh geuud,
square ST. Chares Nashville Avenue he
place fence and cultivation and ba srgs number
orange se msspss, spps ald other p trees
fEe location fsr residence. for gardening
dsi y. Green Elder, q Commercial Place
COR sALE-ELEGAETR INSTRUMENTATION AND
eleg Residence Washington Avenue built Of
stersls o. and water throughout Hall front and
gal ee -Four below besides kitchen pantry. cO-eta
seven chambers above Servants building detached
LARGE shade trees handsome lawn tagged walks Greer
A Elder, Agents, q Commercial Place
EOR ssLE-NEAT COTTAGE ON YALESCE
street between Magazine aud Live Oak, City o. Jeder
House coniains three from snd rear galleries.
kitchen Of she'd estern etc House sits back =
feet with neat front yard Green Elder Agents 81 Com
mercial Place
EOR sALR-sUMMER RESIDENCE AND FARS
II VI 81 Acres Arcola Station, II miles from NeE Or
leans 80 land tiva Ion. House contains four
and hall, elevated above ground Fr7ni
and galleries -Four Tor Kitchen and servants
Bars, Stables Good Fences and LaboTsrs Houses
stOcksd wit Cattle Farming UsnsA all Ia good vOrs
ing der 'sautifu lscat Green Elder, Agents,
Commercial Place.
EOR sALR-ELEGANT COTTAGE. WITH LARGE
Grounds St Charles Fourth District Green
ELDER, Agents, Il Commercial Place.
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VIII attend all outdoor sales of CargOes Cotton, Furniture
Resl Estate Etc, well indoor sales, By auction or
Otherwise.
Consignnents Of every character solicited upon which
liberal CAsh advances will be made
WILLIAM J. BEEBE to his friends that he Il
engaged with the above house and will give his persona
to all bzsness they may favor the house With
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WANTED.

IA ANTED-SUGAR PLANTArIONS-PA PARTIES
W desous. Of Selling sugar Plsntsto are invited 10
end rs deser have inquiries foF them from
srties vi hing TO bay Green der, Real Estate Agents,
I Copmercisl Place, New Orleans
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF rHs
w OF employ wishes sbtsn q ustion in
my knS OF business ere be can nske himself generally
USEFUL Eecd and and Afrts
4 work Noud Brefor the wholesale retail Grocery Basi
Best Of references gwen. Address u. Cressni
0hfce.
UANTFD-THkEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w btai-ed With board strictly
iamiy, the Fourth District eosvsn Mt TO St Charles
Prytsnia street References given and rsqu red Ad
dress Pestsfiee I.sck Bex So
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE TEASs,
w and who has had business IN New
Orleans. wishes situation mercantile hose where the
compensation would he Sufficient 70 himself and vie
In respectable He feels satished that he coue
meet the lrsm Of any persen The ampest
meudstons be fern shed note len ~ the CRSsrKsT
Office to C K S. will meet with prompt attention
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DEUTSCHE COMPANY HALL.
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLEY AND BIENvILLE
STREETS.
This large and elegant Ball will be rented for Balls Wed
diBgs etc. etc. the reasonable For partieu
lars apply TO FERDINAND Marks
At Camp sweet
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EOR sALF-TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON
Magazine street. between Third and -Four streets with
hail. paror, dining kitchen FRS heor; four chambsrs
second floor Green Elder Agents n Commercial Place.
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Buegies without Axles.

We yesterday saw a curiosity in the
shane Of buggy built by j. B Whitney,
of l72 Grand River street, under patent
granted to HIM January %, 1868, and
which is applicable to every descr pt'on
of wheeled vehicle, aud ia adapted TO
heavy as we'll as light work. To under
stand this fully one should see it, but to
a person conversant with mechanics, the
following description will give an idea ef
the plan of construction. There are no
axles, but short shaft of mandrel, made
fast in the hub, each shaft running in two
independent metal boxes, secured BY
proper fastening to framework Of wood
or iron, in the shape of a capital d, with
The addition of three light stay-bars run
ming across the d, thus making a very
neat, light, aud substantial gear. All the
weight of the load and strain Of draft is
,hrown upon the main Journal Of the hub,
securing at the same time hght but
strong and durable vehicle.-Defroff
Hni0u
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A War Ralic.

We have seen copy Of Gen. Beaure-
CARDS private correspondence from the
time be took command ct Corinth 10 his
occupation Of Chattanooga just before
Bragg entered Kentucky. Ii contains
the secret history OF that army during
the period named. II is nov the private
properly Of q gentleman in this cry. Bg
the vay, IL is fact not generaly y known
that the United States government never
succeeded in csp'uring the records Of
the Confederate War Department. They
we're last seen at a point 10 North Caro-
ina not long before the surrender Of
Gen. Johnston. We suspect they were
destroyed, but they may be in ex, stence
yet-Kaoon (Gs.) Journal and 4essen-
rTer
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sI,ar in bonor of God in bowing before
a o. IN eyh;h;,;no the cross as The
'ne s"s' Ss.,;n.. n ,ha com.
s9ynn;on syw; of sa;n,s. IN confe,.ion: in the
Tuaho.;s,. u and IN fac, In nearly every
.L;ea ,ha hs,boi;c. hsI;eva in, They A.
.n.. o., hs,;avs 49,. in nn,ss,orv for thew saw
.hos. ?ems'H ;n,arwsd;a,a .,a,a of sn;y;,uaI
sues. ;...n.a . - wh;cb sopIs M, nnre enouyh
A.u.., Ian. - whan ,hsv lssvs Tho hodv
ior o;saS nea ga rrsnsrad for beavenIv
.le p''irLs do No, Inn ,ba, ,bev believe in
Joys, w e., s;u hn, ;f ,5ev do moi.
aooo'o.o. 80. III. oonf.ss;onal
ny "ay % ;naI;nad ~ fsoor cel;hacv
- r;os,s for The sama reason that
anous p..s, n ,ha Cs,bol;c Chnrch
IT, =. 10 nd oo :" ,Sa E,ohar;st thew believe
iu .ee.u ,.. ~ 80 onir hrsod and
.na. 'ue e'Smo" hai;on: in tho real
W'ne, ou' my isl I'So ,honab ,hev do not
p1eseuoe =. ..J ~ ,b;s Ia ;ntrodncad
se,;au ssi;ps :, ,sa, no human nnderstanding
oene.,us aaa .s \, Thara ore many other
Ca. Io"pa s,;.s :, ,he Cr.sd hat has
arIc'es =, 'a.sa a,.n, foo,boId in New
,a'e,y ,ase. ~ % - -.t;ao, onas annme-
Iors' ou' .ne ies " [ ssow vha, R;tnal;sm
!A'eu are enousu " ''o'"
To- - ,nvvcx nm .,ru.1,sx
III, p;,..i;a,s Ill 10, sdm;t ina. there
ine n"ua &c d,;f,;ng INTO Roman
Fl ara.d ,nan ,bropob anv
ether tbouob their opponents in the
En;sconal Church maintain that they are
going beadloug in that direction. To-
deed these npponeuts say, when they
are nsrticularly angry, that the Ritual.
;s,s might as we'll call themselves Catho-
los los at once. since thew have borrowed
40 mncb from Rome. The chief lights
IF tbs new movement maintain that
;no,a.d nc marching toward Rome, they
ara merelv bringing the Episcopal
Thrrob nm n what its founders intended
Il 10 he Not being a theologi n, will
M, at,emnt to saw whether they are
r;ob, or wrong merely record what /
haor and nei,her make comments nor
draw ;nferences DR.. Ever, who is not
wore than a sten behind Father Morrill,,
declares that Protestsntism is failure
Ua has nreacbed soue able sermons on
"The Failure of Professionalism" which
sermons have attracted the notice of
monument members of the Eoiscopacy.
Ona of tbese-A ssistant Bishoo Cum
n,;ns of Kantnckv-replied to Dr.. e yer
ia., @ Sunday evening. maintaining that
pso,estant;sm % il not a failure, aud giving
the Rnuslists a severe handling.
VIZ ,w
rns i; Csrnon;o ,I;s ovement
now 'ne o.iuoHo0 e." osLoJ have
Is queslon 'ra. 70 49, sasL of Il
heard several Oa.h"ic press 'STSa IT. - 80 -
Simply ss maui, .nrosS =, % hst mot IN the
GRAINED .. ,iS Rbe'Ca Tbe C',hoI;cs % so Far as
least su Pr'seu. LUG a 1879 ,Sa Ca,hoi;za.
i.can SIaers.ana, resa,u Wv u . nnes,;on of
tlon oi .uis Souuiy no o"'9 -
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A Touohine Love Story.

AT the mature age of fourteen l had
become a being of dark imaginings, on
whom the freshness of the heart had long
ceased to fall like dew, in consequences OF
nv entertaining fruiiless passion for a
charming cousin Of mine, who was only
seven years aud half older than myself.
One September morning, when l was
about to return to school, | came to the
fatal determination Of declaring my pas
sion aud, with that view, ran her TO
earth in a simmer house, which over
looked the lake in her fathers grounds
| rushed in aud fell on my knees before
her II remember to this day how the hrr
cones with which the place was paved
hurt them), and bluried out my love In
an ircoherent speech, which may have
lasted three minutes or three-quarters OF
an hour. so far as ! Rm able TO state az
this distant period. love to think OF
her now. with a moderate amount OF
gratitude. because she did no, laugh; but
helpinr me up, and kissing me on the
forehead, she said: Poor, dear boy, and
so you are going back TO Winchester,
are your Mind you are good at your
lessons. Don't get 6ogged, which would
crieve me very much; and here's halt a
sovereign for you, aud-and | think yon
had better not keep the carriage waiting
To this day / cannot help thinking inat
il must have been excess OF emouon
which caused me 20 run away as hard as
ever could. ~iih the coin safely slowed
away in my vaisfcoat pocket
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-09

Siilson Huichins, editor Of the St
Louis Times, has brought suit against
the Registrars Of the Sixth Ward for re-
fusing TO register hin as aqualieea voter
uitboui taking the test osth. BE lays bic
damages a. $40 900. The suit = brought
10 tesi the constituuonshly Of The voters
oath. snd the case viii Be carrie up 10
The Uoited States Suprsns Court for that
purpose.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PUBLIC LEDGER is published every AZ
ternoon Except Sunday) By e. wHITMURE.
+. A. TYLER and J. ]. DuB0sE, under the
firm name OF
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City Directory,

Our reader. wiu Jfad IN f.is 60 s''n a 80 %
leading ond rsiiob q Hsin % ~ uses Of he ely.
which ,oin BE- vai,.abie for present and fa'ars re-
J,rence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-09

Ina speech at HnntsviIle, the other
dav. c. G Crove confessed that be mur-
dere5. hung aud shot for bis AMUSEMENT,
several negroes Ia Mississippi. No ns-
gro can vote fer Gen. Grant today uiih-
out also voting for c. c. Grove, whose
name is on svefy Radical tieket-Selna
Tnes, Sd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-09

The "Grecian Bend" when last heard
from, had reached Meridian, and vas
still a-clinbing
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RATES OF ADVERTISING G :

Eight lines OF N0npareiI, s0hu' constitute
square.
Displayed advertisements will DC charged 40
cordine 10 the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines Of solid type to the
inch.
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special offices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
To regular ad, ertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate OF charges and man
ner Of displaying their favors. go,
Adyertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
uH- All letters, whether upen business or
otherWise must be addressed TO
- WHITMORB q CO.,
prhiishars and proprietors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-27

United States does not operate to
dissolve his allegiance to his native SOW
ereign. Or II any citizen shall be arres.
ted and be detained, whose release upon
demand shall have been unreasonably
delayed or refused, 1t shall be the duty
Of the President forthwith to report to
Congress, If in session, all the circum-
stances Of such arrest and detention and
any proceedings for the release OF the
citizen 90 arrested and detained, that
Congress may take prompt sction to Sc
cure TO every such citizen Of the United
States his just rights. But il Congress
be not in session, then the President
shall De, and is hereby empowered,
to suspend In part or whole the
commercial relations with said Gov
eminent, or in case no other remedy
is available, 20 order the arrest and de-
tentiOn, and detein in custody, any citi-
zen OF such Government, who may be
found within the jurisdiction Of the
United States, aud who has not declared
bis intention TO become citizen of the
United States, except Ambassadors and
other public Ministers aud their domes-
ties and servants, and the President
shall, without delay, give information
to Congress OF any proceedings under
this act 8lS
The Legislative appropriation bill be-
ing the order OF the day, it was then
taken up.
The appropriation bill after some dis
custom, passed.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Msj. Whit.
tlesy, L. ). A, has been detailed as Pro-
lessor Of the military service at Cornell
University, I-bica, n. Y.
Leave OF absence has been granted
Second Lieutenant Loya! Farrsgut L.
). A, who joins the squadron of his
father ia Europe.
The receipts for customs for the week
ending the 10Th were 50 49,, 304.
The Senate's Committee on Foreign
Relations has agreed 20 report favcrably
on the nomination CT Gen. McMahon as
Minister to Paraguay.
Gems. Grant and S.oneman had an
interview with Secretary SchOfield to-
day relative TO sffairs in Virginia.
Gen. Grant and Mr.. Dent leave on
Monday on western tour.
The Conservative soldiers aud sailors
last night appointed delegates to the
New York Convention, and passed reso-
lutions ia favor of the nomination OF
Hancock.
The Finance Committee is already at
work on the tax bill, and viii probably
make many amendments, though it is
not likely that any alteration will be
made IN the tax on whisky as fixed by
the HOuse.
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Means Committee viii yet report a
tariff bill covering some of the articles
in the schedule.
Yates introduced bill in the Senate
to-day, that the Territorial Legislatures
shall meet but once ia two years, and
that the next session Of said Legislatures
shall begin two years from the date of
the last session. The bill also fixes the
salaries Of Territorial Governors al S25OO
per annUm. 1t was referred to the Ter.
ritorial Committee.
Gov. Yarmouth has called a meeting
OF the Louisiana Legislature to convene
on the 9Th Of july.
Pending the trial OF Msjor Richards
before the. Police Commissioners this
evening, q dispute arose between Mayor
Bowen and ex Mayor Wallack, ia which
the former accused the latter of false
hood, whereupOn Wsllack struck Bowen
a heavy blow in the mouth. Wallack
was Immediately arrested and held to
bail to answer charge Of assault and
battery.