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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or SEw.yORK.......hikos 10
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wilmington Cole Galveston hsfeh yin mat .na pas.
ny the Gulf rind and he. sea to the north
ss.hiU H,,t,r.. CoucA Richmond Va Mecr.d Co
Steamship 81 George tBr Smith. Portland March H. In ballast 10 j.
s.,n:hiP sS,tosA Alexander, Norfolk d's and pas. to L.
BO.oD) Trscn cad.nA' days, With sugar to
az T g pi,SS: RSG' s Mi: s
'l &c c,FRsshy = days e ; e log :sTs".
heavy yale nom w. vheh and had started frame Pot
Long Island sound and 0Hsd to the city By the sr''fns
to s %. RAVE a sssgs s tie s ''' O''''
BHs c.mSts. si {o5s Smith GARDEN. u days With
sI sehi ini jesse SI. s, ~ Boston. r,o ou,s M
nS.,.s. :. & LLOYD e. Bath from mobile vi bJSs a&.d
wanted assistance had commenced to re jury D Iad supposed
1oG. gs u '. w ice g, w..stSH Del S.;
iors.a H. and iyHs lb obliged Pui % repair
March ;sd Ps.'I @ S'5s s. s ~.
Nsru' Son, Had noh,r SiDd' up to h'''' and 'ae'
S% cs. ne 1 hods via SLoaa as
5ekr Carrie CCi ba'' BrAI TeI.' 10 days With
''s Schi Gen Bssi. Thsssd New Haven for Baltimore.
sehr Ed..rd Lad's{ M New has Sh for i''eeAP0r
ScSr coHn.eisu. st,pisa.Cn R,b,tSpOrf Ploaese,
Sch, Hy$9s'A sS k asc.GSS1 S r fi,sss
seS S oni rS Heath Eii.ssihPoT ioi Providence.
schr Pavilion Bsnseit RlIs6eilpor for Bridgeport
HIsaIaSss~sasdosS brig BARI bns, III ous bound
Wind light, s., cloudy, and iOssy 81
SAILED.
s,eam, Key West, for Charleston ships COlumb, BOBon
AHeiPOOi' fA'H' '' 1'1'..,'s-,, no,rs
o,roS March l3Arhyei Barb CoBId Iesus brig hlse
C., SmJrp. sehr. NJ C. hosely, CitnfegOs.
FoETEK MosAoE March 3-Haed ship Ferdinand big Kenne
bee Ella Matthew foT Philadelphia brgs Caroline Prince Alfred
Waterwi,eh sebt Dibres for Blnore brs 81 Lawrence for
Cniet for Rio impesor for Pertsmbuoo Zsh and Bertss
Temple for Lvepoo brss Waiham for H.vsna Ambc.a Light f
HALIFAX Alexander Kfknd for Porto Rico Nellie
Mitchell for A,pnv. sehr. Blanche for Nassau Vasns Tor West To-
dies and large feet Of coasters
CHlKLEsrOs c. March l3ArVed steamship Sea Gull BAlt
steamship Webbing NeSiOk Sailed steamship James Adgs
NeW.York.
SAN PsAs.co March I3-Cared Ship Professor Amy for Liver
pool with 100 bbls. Flour and 1900 sachs Wheat.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON March o-The steamship Bavars Myers Of The
Hamburg American line which len NewOrAns on the I'D u arrived
port about II a today the 10 Hamburg
barks Ms Beatty hg Fanny kAes nom Ca
dsz New Orleans put jan 10 distress would be ready SAL on
MOiuing Eewfori dtehsrng brig Ahee,
loading for Baltimore Seh Samuel cAIsneT loading for SewfoTfi
ready 10 sail
and Ellen, for HeH.YoTki Annie, do.
CORRECTION.
The bark from Maes reported tue barb T. X Wtfen should
have been the barb T. X. Weldon
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LATEST GENERAL NEWS.
tBy Telegraph

by Telegraph
a.. Buffalo harbOr is clear of ice.
Eight coal-oil refineries were seized by
revenue officers IN Baltimore on Thursday.
Two distileries were seized in st. Louis
on Thursday.
-, Reynolds satnet mill at MunsOn, Mass,
The Saltwater Brick Mills, In Millbury,
Mass. valued at $4,000, were consumed yesterday.
ALI railway communication between Chat
ham, Canada, and Detroit Mich, Is stopped.
49,. The revenue officers at Richmond seized
70 barrels Of whisky on sunday consigned 70 motifs
The Cleveland and Toledo bridge over
the Msuee has been repaired ana trains are running az
usual
The Missouri Legislature will authorize
St Louis City to guarantee OOOOOO Of the Mississippi
| Bridge stock
| ....Ohio and Indiana capitalists are in st.
Louis arranging for the construction Of railway from
| st. Louis to Indianapolis by way Of Vandalia, Ill
Mr. Rolfe, brakeman, fell from car in
Portland Me- and the train cut on both legs just above
the knees.
1.-THE n. Y. Senate Committee to investi-
gate the affairs OF the Erie Railroad, have postponed
their meeting until next Thursday.
90. The University of Pennsylvania held its
centennial commencement yesterday afternoon, and 10
graduates received the degree Of NJ ID.
The Memphis Police Commissioners fined
about 20 gamblers yesterday whom their patrolmen ar
rested on Thursday night.
go. Pcault, Montreal chemist who admin
stered poison by mistake causing two deaths has been
committed for trial.
1.-THE Second Congregational Church edi-
fee, in Norwich Conn, destroyed by an incendiary
Ere at about o'clock yesterday morning Loss, $4,000;
insurance $4,000
.-..I In the House of Commons, Ottawa, yes
terday, sir John A Mcdonald notice that he would
Tuesday, introduce bill respecting treaty between
the United States and Her Majesty for the apprehension
OF offenders.
49,. Coils Galloway and Campbell of The
Memphis Avalanche before Judge Waldron, yeser
day on writ Of habeas corpus They were released on
their recOgnizances until Monday. meeting OF the
Memphis bar was held and action taken upon Judge
WadrOn's decision
"A broken rail, three miles west of Leba-
non, the Reading Railroad threw of two ordinary
passenger and one sleeping Thursday night,
and several passengers severely wounded The
wrecked. Among the injured George w. Dost,
Atm u. g. Infantry, and Mrs NIter Of Ireland.
AL the bridges, except those of the rail-
road between Chatham and London have been swept
away The railroad track has been undermined Through
trains running the sarnia branch The damage
IT Chatham is estimated at 100000 Many farms
inundated
a.. During the war, Col. Thomas G. Williams
OF philadelphia married Miss Saunders. She died. leav
ing her estate TO her husband. The validity OF the Will
was contested, and the decision against Williams.
An appeal taken to the Supreme Court or Tennessee
which reversed the decision yesterday.
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THE WEATHER..

NIvYo Hour Their Bar Htnd Hour. Thst Bu Umd
March 49, 100 1881 s. W. March lJ-t 20 I5Y w
u go 1886 :. w. ~ 1913 w
leo 2a83 +. W. il 2' 2set W
Raxans-Mornsg df, rain which ceased between the hours Of
ard s. overcast Afternoon overcast very eoldy the sun hene
elear minutes before EvsEng cloudy e iog RON
"a g. overcast 81 1885, nPed
pg the from land objects could be 800
only clock s53 70 IL
fegsv The Past Cold the coolest erpensueed this
oily very many years February the coolest DeesIbsf th
month eodett Winter Feb - The coolest pour
was between morning Of Sunday Feb rs when the her
ometer marked the very pob, Of degrees below zero Inc
Sound floating y feet thick Lake Chsnpsb 10
inches; on the Hudson froia IL 10 20 inches.
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Music
ITALIAN oPERA-DoN GIOVANNI

ITALIAN OPERA-D0N GIOVANNI,
A good performance Of "Don Giovanni is q
delight to be long remembered, and the performance
last night was certainly more than good one; as q
whole it was excellent and in some of its principal parts
1t was nearly perfect Madame Rosa was the Donna
Anna. She hardly produced such vivid impression as
she did by her Wednesday, but nobody could
have sung the part better and letter which she
restored 10 the second act OF those superb
pieces Of vOcalism which she only can give U.S.
Miss ROncoDis ElCira was weak. Miss Hauck, as
ZernG achieved very marked and welldeserved
cess We have rarely hcr sprghtly and charm
ing than IN this delightful part, and rarely heard her
pure voice and correct syleYith more pleasure. The
La e. d"em duet with Beni was encored and the audi
ehoe seemed disposed to require repetition OF every
thing she sang Pancani the Don Ohario The music
Is mol entirely suitable for robust tenor, and his voice
was not In perfect order; but in several scenes
and particularly in the IL ni9 tesoro, he
was excellent OF Bellinis Don Li0rdnnt we
have only to say that it was quite eA,al to his
usual high standard and his acting in the last Asene vas
particularly good. Ronconrs Lepo,elo ia famous and
fnnny but we cannot like It, lie appears "a a vulgar
bunoon, ready TO sacrifice everything for the sake If
laugh In the impressive last act when the Tragedy
eliminates in the awful appahon Of the statue OF tho
OoldenddtOTe the spectacle OF the clownisb servant
ding vctuas under the table, and distracted now nv
terror and now by gut0ny, 80 ncOnRruous as 10 he
PAINFUL When great artist 30 lowers himself the yul
s~ may laugh, but tho ludieious grieye.
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THE DRAMA.
MATINEFs TO-DAY.

At Niblo's Garden, 1.-THE White Fawn." At
The French Theater, 1.-The Grand Duchess" At the
New-York Theater. "Nobody's Daughter" At the Cir,
GUS the usual entertainment Of the week At Banvards
Museum, Uncle Toms Cabin" At stenway Hall, Mrs
Kemble as Macbeth" At Pixies Opera House, Fra
Dlavolo." At the Olympic, Huppty Dumpty" At the
Broadway Theater, Sam" AT Bunyan Hall, "The PHI
grim" There is sufficient variety here, and witha suf
Gent excellence to satisfy the most asdious pleasure
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THE ATTENTION of all
Il SUFFERING AND DEBILITATRD,
SICK AND SUFFERING.
OLD AND FEEBLE,
''''p''"-'' HOFFs MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
This celebrated health preserving beverage has prov't
valuable effects
Flint; Al an extremely Paatsbe,
"'"''H'Ds' Xouri,hiug, and
STRENGTHENING TONIC,
Improving the Blood, 40,
which may be INDUCED at pleasure and 'nJ hour o'h'
-. day or meals
Second: Az preferable to VINE spirits, ale, or porter
Containing two per cent
AND y,FS SIs S ii1f CENT SqEss ALCOHOL
and therefore
h0fF' MALE bb HhaasSs OF HEALTH
""' ONLY KNOWN q
SLIGHT sTIMuLANT.
NEITHER EXCITING ,r,uo
'"'' TO o. LA iiGIs' Of WEAR CONSTITUTION
MOTHERS NURSING
hoffs MALT AS SESERAGE OF health ,v WAN.
IS rHs BEST AND MOST AGRkBsBLE REMEDY.
Awarded With three Gold and one silver Medal
PoR HOARsRSBss,
COUGHS, ,
MciPIEST CONSUMPTION,
Loss " Arrhiii FOUL STOMACH,
Sod ey Grocer Druggists, Special Agents iH every city
"''' 'N'''' S''I Ho i MALT EXTRACT DEPOT.
No. 542 BRoAOWAf, ~ l.
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IAlnstretmenitI

SELLING OFF-Our entire stock must be
,o before NAV for important alteration o
extension in our building cheapest largest and hest REAprhhDs
CLOTHING for aud Boys he found In this city, Our hshah
T.onr the management Of Mr. Browne ave OF
Broadway been renshed with an ent,e ne"
Boston, and New lors one ehuIe
store fu lust made up Spring BRoKAv BROTHERS
~ No 81 Lsiayette-plsee and PouTth-Ays,
opposite Cooper llsNinit
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WIN he rv ounce Of SoUrd and ,.si her
s,,I rs rSsT letters patent from the United sn.st 49,, na,
Ass,eA ard the Coffee presents i.ou. 60. awe,
-. Rr.T, finally shont use IT, as nlesn 70 $500 ~.
Coffee" one can In every t"enF eohl
For sale everywhere II yosr grocer ace,
Dol teeP VI" s0H''' ' 3. I. BABBTT,
ale i-"'k o q, s. g. g. ca C. "a and - wa'ng0a'
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FkCKI ASD--on Weiaesd'y' N'i'I - ~
. ysi S d friends Of father Thos x nv
ard isos o. IS IA on saturday Afternoon March H. at oeoeA
fr,n N. 50 SeyenhsL n l. So, p..L
vel Aye s.' he sSdepce Of his father Daniel Ayes No Isl
l;rookyn Sunday. March j., at oeiocG u
Az Bs.kug Ridge n j. Friday Ma g Of coSgnp.Cn'
Betsey AbTo widSr % iieS nno.o tiesss COW
BLIssA Hoanau House IN this City GU FTaay' a'H 40 '
wife Of Ira Bliss aged GO years - -. .hs f,,s-al sol,
"a, mus VIII he removed Stamford, Comb where zoe
we. vii be- held late residence on Mopo 80 Is
E,s are invited - steud leave the city o. me ~
trsp Of the HewIlayen L. from corner Of Fou1A'" SNu ~
Heventhst. -. wiso ~
apAyTIn Brooln on Tbursdsy March r. Margaret Grss' wi o.
VIZ" Giant In H. ed year see She was native Of Ie~Pe
vi tVss Spd Ruds Of family respectfully invited e attend
The funeral late residence No. % befseNs" "VA9Ni Va
Saturday March a. at2 o'clock p N
Boston papers please copy - q, -. A
yACgsOS-A Washington Thursday March ~ george n
G ds are respectfully invited attend the funeral
from be residence bis bohernaN, NJ EaWsru H. uuy.
Noudav O'Clock Trains leave IHrNeA" huoN "
Il Al IL snd o'clock 3. returning Al o.
IgAsK-On "Wednesday H. Margaret wife OF Henry S Lssss'
% and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
d. fners o The Mariners tupe corner Of hely Ano
Oiyersts Sunday March 10, at = Oc'"'A p H.
PowELL-At Pougbkeepe Fhh day 2;a iu Gel powell II
pss,I S sle paee al Friends Meeting House First day morning
n O'clock Relatives AID friends Of the family are respectfully ue
70 attend without further notice. III,
kAYRB--At Honesds Penn on Monday March = & en-,
81 Marcus Savre ESQ Newark n j. and second o4usli "
". Stone, esq, OF the former place
VAN NoSTRANDAt RdgewOod L. l., Friday March H. NorinSi
Van Nostrand 30 tie SD year Of as sge . d s ,srsl
and friends cult
o. SUNDAY March IS a. o'clock from ms ste Tsoel'e oO'u
VI Cooper anu N!ckOfaeS
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RICH KANSAS LANDS.

I<Nr-h.NN RICH KANSAS LANDo' - 4
Tho Union Pacific ERailway Company are
0r,ne thor lands for sale on very reasonable Wrns
The lands are generally Of the best quality ana o
tending Of tho railway cannot but insure inc ca on
meut II tha great region with, Of course a. - enc
vince in the value of farms Afternoon Is 0Hi''" "
Advertise ment
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GRAPE VINES.
" Our -Four Best Kinds

80 IONA IsRABLLA, DELAWARE DIANA
Offer plants quality the above kinds for early bearing
IN garden and vineyard plants Of high qus m general
planting prices much less than the cost Of production ~ -
The IONA now Acknowledged be unsurpassed quality y shy
European grape equad American knd pen early hn
proue.ene ION mature vne and PsTeeeA
Of Iipenng Of ALL Of our native kinds "a -. 4
The 1sRAELLA is early the Hartford Prolific equals N pro
ducysn and beyond better quality spirited and eo
quite through 10 the center; than an other black grape
m the table ana excellent red wine hnehsyored and without
ine although earliest Of all good grapes opening III one OF
best for late keeping hanging unshTd upon the vines ~ so
yember and keeping easily as Diana until Spring. ..n
hs general assortment o. the I'''''S ''' '"''''
and avoiding cost oftransportauon. a..
Propositions Price Lists and Pamphlets sent for Sceot
stamp Plants Of like quality cannot be expected 50 eheap s
AID pamphlet with engraving iens i0r ~
II contains fill directions for vine making.
drank made from Iona
with demjohu ck and dining Tor celg
American Agnculturst go, 49, Z. w uhAst
TROCERIES and Observation-Disclosures
" looi heYbu can buy At No 100 Gresnwieh,t hssiST bs
Tea Doe Plour b upward Roasted and Ground CoA
i5e market all grades Of Sugars resnes prices. 900
nhs. EswO,lears Molas,es THOS r. AGNKW.
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lace tartnips Embroidered at Importer prices snt-i t.
f6 a., Sin Coverings Window SbaGes o. foiea f Pisno
srdsr; Pable linens Napkins and Doyhe W'tR,vss
1o'eTsfne tsos covers No goa Pr,adway beow f0aithSN
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For SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Prices, 60 TO ~, ~ :, rr,or.,
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DUDLEY FIELD, esq. e residence has been saved
from burglars by the BURGLAR TseRAPB which aroused h
family the instant the window va, iere.d open.
E. HoIxu No. 7ol Brosdr,y
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OUT.-KNox's Spring style of Gents HATS.
No. 2l2 Broadway corner Of Paonst Enough sad
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VERY EFFFCTIvE-WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILL
CHsHRY in eases Of suddtuI Oughs or Colds
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GrSTIrNES's thanksgiving style for 1868 are
,,,5 fT jp.nop and sale AtiRsPgScBEIDs No is Nsut
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AfARRIED.


rs0N-NoE RHILn BrOol{n On sr5iey Of Jsmcs NorTe
Esy y. G. Iil David Wilson 10 'suu''
Rfookvr.
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WEST INDIA MARKRTs

w fHs erD CABLE 10 TIE TRIBUNE
hAVASA, March I3-RIeLsBEs on London 9asl n, ..,
n'ed States eUususy 2sf11l per cent discount, ,s a.
Sre0ee On rAis 5a3i per cent discount Sugar 7!a,a -,
f ay1os iqI No u D. Potatoes o. 50 per Dbl The
az sS1ssvS0: 30 ,-ylosr qg.t E,i,.. - Is, sspst,s
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Sustial Aotitts.

The Magic Ash Sifter.Thst this the cesnsi the mos
aube the NOS. ornamental and all the cheapest Of a
The hs ever invented will be shown By moments eKsninsfiou
saves it, price sitting Of coal it gives universal satisfaction
On exhibition and orders received At
No 25I BROADWAY NEW.YORK.
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20 TO MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE,
FRENCH MOTIF PAPER
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Composite Iron Works.
TCHIN SON G. CO.,
ExCLUsITE MANUFACrUREKs or Tbs
PATENT
COMPOSITE IRON RA1LINGS,
P,Kx FEScRs, GArkwAYs GCkRps, BALCONIES,
VERASDAHs and BEDsTEADs ...
Also WIRE RAILINGS WINDOW AND DOOR Ut AIDS
With other Ornamental and Architectural Iron " ORA
Once and Samples
No 9J Pnnee.st near Broadway \.
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FUNERALs TO-DAY.


ICKLAND HATTIE A. r.. Ne. 80 Seveuthst
pOOTH Miss MARY NJ. No. o. West Foarh-sL
IYPHER Mrs. ELIZA, ST. r. Church, Nlite fIalls y l.
CROSBY THO. T., Daubury. Conn
EAMAN MrN CARRIE j.. No. $50 Chrton-st, brooAgh
NeCLAVE JOHN, No. 4l4 West Forty .silth-st
MCGUIRE Mrs MARGARET r.. No. as East NneteenthsL
NcNALLY. MARY ANN, No. ia sugolk-st
RHODES Mrs ANNA, Ne 246 East Twenty -hhi-st'
kOANIIN Mr.. ELIZABETH A., Fity-eigbihst
ETANSBURY, Mrs SARAH. No, 2l7 ThonIsonsi
WATERS Mrs. MARGARET No l22 Cbsr.tops|
FUNERALS TOMORROW.
IRASK. Mrs. MARGARET, Mariners Temple Oli'erst
NcIAUGHIIN Mrs GRACE, No l16 jay Brook. d.
heQUADB Mrs. ANN, Staten Island
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sos, 900 FOR LESS THAN $4,000

received premiums fully proving the actual value Of accident
One principal accident companies Of England In
Of years has paid s+oOo upon 400 losses Hhe 'e
TRAVELLERS three and bali years Of active business has pse
$50 900 upon claims for fatal nOnfas accident
Bow We give Let OF the ia death losses By accidents above re
feTed TO-
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CASH ASSETS JAN. 4, ls6S,
$40, $40 81.

THE TRAVELLERS ESuRNcs e. Of Hartford grants insurance
agass, ACCIDENTS e,usns death total disability from labor OF
business. Policies any from month to one year
insung any sym from 500 $4,000 Of m accident OF ~
TO $50 weeiy indemnity for disability caused BY accidental injury
4. anna, premiums ranging s5tO SIS $1,000 according 70
occupation sad degree Of hs1srt
the las, tao or three abandoned the % the TRAVELLERS
continues on the tenor way aud doing large aud successful
buhu During he year 1867 the TRAVELLERS issued upward OF
10000 accident policies receiving In premiums therefor S''"
In March II had written IS5 900 accident policies and
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PAID $4,000 in LOSSES,

Including 400 claims f fatal Injury 10 sums Of ssc eo'O
each az, ia death losses By accident which realized to the fam
lie. Of these pOley.hoIler the large sum Of
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-30

q -- .as sHTt' ~ ..H H = =
F FIRE IN MouaT PIEAsANsr, The
steam gin and grist mill of Mr.. Wm.
Hale, ut the foot Of the Ferry wharf,
at Mount Pleasant, was utterly de-
stroyed by fire about O'clock yes
.sc.-i.sJ morning. TIL The ioss is auout
S4, 600, and is believed to be covered
by insurance. A colored boy named
Tom, has been arrested suspicion
as the incendiary.
.4 Charleston Courier.
ANOTHER SUICIDE. Rev. Geo. W.
Brush, of the Central Ohio Confer
ence, committed suicide by hanging
himself, at Delaware, Ohio, on the
25th inst. From the evidence before
the coroner's jury, it appears that ho
had been contemplating the act for
several days. He is supposed to have
been insane.
General Burgoyne," an old and
highly respected negro, died in this
village. last Saturday night. Bur
goyne was nearly 100 years of age, n
quiet and inoffensive man.
Marion Star.
1,723 infants, which had been
thrown away by their parents, were
picked up in the streets of New York
last year, and TAO of them are now
cared for i'll the institution at Ran
dall's Island.
PANTHER KILLED.-A large pan
ther, measuring seven feet, was killed
at Craig's Ford, CASTOR County, N.
c., last week.
Hon. VIM. Lander, who was n
member of the Confederate Congress.
died in Lincolnton, N. c., ON the
9th instant
Napoleon recently got up sere-
made for himself with band consist
ing of 400 drummers and 900 musi-
clans.
Half grown peaches, English peas,
and tomatoes, are plentiful, for the
season, around Tallahassee.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-In the
House. the Committee on Foreign
Affairs reported bill-heretofore
publishe hed-concerning the rights of
American citizens abroad; there was
O wide diversity of views on the sub
ject, and it was postponed. johnson,
of California, asked whether the civil
rights bill and Constitutional Amend
ments conferred rights of suffrage,
&c., on the Chinese in the Southern
States. Pile objected to the resolu-
ton, as being burlesque on common
sense.
In the Senate, resolutions from the
Assembly of Colorado, asking admis-
sion, were presented. The recon
struetion bill was resumed. The
Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions reported favorably on the Sand
wioh Islands reciprocity treaty.
A joint resolution will be Shortly
introduced, resembling Grants order.
discontinuing the Freedmen's Bureau
in certain States.
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"The Queen of HIedicine /.

A n ascription OF praise moreworthy the
N trinmphs Of art than gilded obeiisks,
or monuments of stone, is the voluntary
testimony Of q grateful people. A thou
saiid hearts, and as many rendv ton rnap
yield a willing and ~ thankful tribute oil
praise 70 tho merits. Uf that incompatible
panacea, f,-tff,t .f,f -
: HEfNITsurs QUEEN; DELIGHT.
These are the living trophies:
"Snatched from the curse diseasc las
brought. =
To speak the triumphs skill has wrought" /"
In the brief period of twelve months.
over 5000 cases have been treated so sue.
cessfully as to entitle it to be the wonder
Of the age.
For debility, prostration, nervousness
mental depression, impaired digestion,
loss of appetite. restlesness, want OF vital
force and low spirits, it is more invigorat-
ing and strengthening than all the com
pounds of bark or bitters AS liver
invigorstor, it is OF inestimable value. As
stimulant, it is safer and surer than all
the rum and whiskey tonics of the day,
and il you value your life and health
pins fee, avoid these quickcning stimu-
lants to the grave and use the Queen.
Delight. For sale by
FISHER Y HEINITSH,
Jan ~ Druggists
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-30
The Reconsideration Conventions

CHARLESTON, January 29.-The
editors of the Mercury were excluded
to-day from the Convention; this was
done to prevent breaches of the
peace and personal collisions on the
floor. Resolutions were introduced
for the purchase, by the State, of oil
the lands forced on the market; these
to be sold to actual settlers; also
praying Congress to appropriate the
collected cotton tax of South Carroll
na-$3, 900, 0O0-for purchasing land,
to be sold to the poor. An ordi-
nance providing taxation for pay
ment of expenses of the Convention,
amounting to $75, 900, was passed.
New ORLEANS, january 29.-In the
Convention, article SO Of the Consti-
tution, was adopted to-day; it dis
franchises all persons who shall have
been convicted of treason, perjury,
forgery, bribery or other crimes pun
ishable by imprisonment or hard
labor; all paupers and persons under
Introduction, and oil leaders or officers
of guerilla bands during the late
war.