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htcp0atea a.osN Of an Ei8gliSh
Mail AtcaSmer aud Nearly
aNOtsr Hundred lives.

FasFes. Deember - - A letter has been
received here troin no. dated November
3t.nnd i published IN Tie TsarsHcr Of this
city, whiep eopiains tie following appalling
stsiementM{ 49,
fhisin0fning 8 Brazillan stsamer has ar
rived from Non1evideo. bringing the news
ofthe lpssof tho English null steamer san.
tarsi. ID q terrible gale off thru place a week
ago. She ss& irtn chad, aad Que aof the
Observation-Disclosures Fever saw She len
the harhur Of Bahia wtiIewe we're ii anchor
there. Whom sac went down she had on
board 900 peFsons, including the orcw and
passengers. Among the latter was she Eng.
lish Aiiaister who had just been relieved, to
eaalHe bin 70 make short visit bome.--
Tie, with the rest. was lost, only fourgccn
oai p Tie whole being saved.
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Close following upon Tic terrible mas.
.sacrc 6nihe Lake Shore Railroad comes
h fIfgbtiiil sacrifice ataea; 1ho s,oam.
ship lileigh, a coastwke steamor was
burned op TuesJay 81 last Beet 81 her
trip from Now York 10 New Orleans
while OF Charlesfan. Eighteen per.
sons were picked up; and lsndedY al
Charleston By a Tug; tliifteen lives we're
believed n DO lost, but twenty four u
The pessebgers and erewiwere sill miss.
iilz ulle wore last seen 10 tbe boat, Or
fllli is M pieces pf t!le wreck, I.
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"IHg hHay}sragFA, aiai knW ihfy Lived
Fosglli mad Died lot bisie. With lneiasai
asa SseigAes VI ial,,sia the Caaissicst sx, a
s tlte title uf hanlsamo svplums, js.s -
siesl By Jones Brothers 4 Co. rasladcl.
l,l4,a "a,
There ID rcfiaiu pgTtion ~ ilsa War illat
vii Huter ~ imi0 tba nrWusaf histories. nar
De ealhesiirA 10 rinsancc ~ gs,esse|. which "a
nFeEy rial part ~ a. knd eill II -, served
cnnrey " sAroeeliaR grs,sKailawe . better
iifae 'sfttis afaIi d lhe rts,a.ns tsan hsaBe
dIy Frpofts ~ carrlai nasfatises ssr tva5iis
sud this pati nay be- cailei Inc gsasril,. che
tin. che palhos u TIE Mar. 'ibs iaaslr4tss
DE ohsuAi ter 81 ihs leaiers, The hasnof af
u'n ssldiets- the Devotion 81 wanaa. Abe
bravery ~ e,ea, The plisk n our haf0fu. il,s,
fua1ance add hnnishH,s II tae ssrstta -.
From tho beginning 81 til war ,lla natl,as
aas l,qea rnanse,i - eailessas Ali Ito aepts
dptes caausssisi wiih efliiaarsiisa st 4. ard
ta' s.vr'--l .,.4 sssi iissls ii,,.sss ..sl-. -.
psoFF'siq hessis, and Ia tasy silfaeiisr
form.
The bsok contents ihelide srtuiu,scoa
eos "ieanp, packet. Wy. scent, bivsaaf.
s'egs. sol laiiieeile'd, y ,tb thrilling leais 81!
bravery va drolieTy comical atsi ludiceeus
adfe8iarss, cie., etc.
AtHascfesnt ~ well ~ itasirlction mas d..
found y ctofY lasa. ~ grs,.iis ieiail. hr,i,
All VS., aui asthrsiic tory arc tkiIi.
Tally interviewer h tlis wsrk ui literary All.
u IL insi aach splpupa a. sBl hnJ ia
mefeps astAascrs, Aad just ssah. as,a,, ~
pcFsuas Feeking ia ael ~ ltOt s.ss,.nfs ,lsuald
add 10 tlactg .iat.
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Dividend.
COAL AND LUMBER YARD

y VIE subscriber thanking his old patrons
u ior The ilieinl Encouragement bestowed
nppi him hcret5fore. w5uld reapectfiIly
state that he Is still actively engaged II his
oldslufiness and ke.sl,z 81, iattd a FIN sunnlv
az sf,lsnnod lF'@
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large ana cutnmudIOBs II " / & N As tf- 4
BN BILiNG tap stories and half kzurA
high, carefully built and we'll finish. ssss.M
ed with porches and other COVE tsEtWA
piences. Also good and eoInmo- leksEU
dious eNttxer Barn with large Wagon House.
Corn Crib and Harness House attached. smoke
House, Dry House. Wash lFousc Work Shop.
Ifa sl HOUR aSa.s s aSg. s wsae sg @ st,gs
also good Brick Dairy finished with cement.
water trouglis and fountain tef ne tcf .ailik9
water near the Mansion. There 4 nlsa !. .gs,od
two story Tenant House and Stable 90 one cog
ner q the property. -" land Is Of good au j.
aud i laid of iuto c5hys IL 6eids aeder gcsd
fencing. There are about 81 Acres &c excel
lcnt N0On LANp, consisting 81 White Oak.
Black Oak and Hickory. There is Largo ana
hne APPLE ORCHARbof choice fruit; also
Peaches, Cheriesapd PlaP@ "a
This property lies iwitilih JaHiles OF the w
u, X, X, and na- the Unionyile and Union
Bridge Turnpike road now IN course bf co,A
siructies; and there Is fine Depot at pnlsn
Bridge There d also "a gupd Connts fAasl
passing by the property. This properly also
lies in Qne af The most desirable neirhborhoods.
having Mile, Schools and Churches con 0ns,as.
Those Mishiug 40 view tho farm viii please
call On N I. Jusr1h McKinstry. residing al Nc
kinsisy's aills, Nhowilltakc pleasure Il SHOW.
ing tho aboveproperty and giving any infbfl
nation desirable. ANY one wishinR informa-
ton by mail Gag 4sldress y. ~. Buckingham,
WaFheldsburE Carroll cHunfy, Ma, or by
.alli9g upon him Plat win be exhibited. ~.
TBlias. = Ono bird cash, one mid ii he eua
df twelve n'nnths, and one third al the ehd III
tlyo years, the. purchaser OF ehasers giving
~ "a their notss gith approved security, heat.
'pg interest s,.'st ~ aa5s spf sels, a y III
slS16. ii. sdNncf II .ids.>aa
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~ tAt gfct'aff Court .for 1afroN county
AN tsYt ef Ersitg, 40. 95a.
1A'sa; s. 9lislSss no R asIS as9 81
keziah Cplhidyr 4 ethsrs J bcccmber. 1851,
that The saie made aud reportedsbw WiN3m
lipqck, Tfl,stcc fur ihp Sale VI ths Zeal Estate
~ tltls eatlAV dececed tn,be sold, bbfAtiied and
caniirmed, unlese caare toihs cp1tra,y thereof
be shoen ~ eF before die % day of February
next i'fgrtied cany qE the. oFder be pnlk
isted ~ saDc nsN spa per published in,faFrM
siys Weeks before the 2sth day % January next.
Ihe report states the an.qgut of sale to De
$3295. co.
wstH. HAYDEN.
True cory-TastF 2 III
ja2-st a Jous ~ RoylE, Clerk.
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nsa w see ts'ated the i5s Tow
sontown ffee Press, a neutral piiar, is
about 70 be sold to lartiea who intend
chapgins IL in,oa Domocfaic journal.
M- sorry 20 hegr there Ia pros.
rea Of prs Mr. Church from the
editorial fraternity lIet SIC suppose
h's has ccn the experience Of thou.
saud other oditors--a hunkiuil Of nc.
counts lots 81 haGcring cncoraioms--
bmA9a llille ca,A. @
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tERtnlNe.- There seems 10 BE- aiite
passion for mssmero1ing tiiis hdi,hy
season, andih yaiingi,n who enenee Il.
lae si'eft SEEM 10 enjoy II isngelg. Snnshuf
Them We in'ye seen did not iii their costumes
properly, or else mist have hid heavy
weights 70 their hats, for die sidewalk we're
700 narrow aid the streets IN many cases
not wide enough. III
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Mere, thn9l three hunsly4a kius|s
hoop skirts alp munusacis<od iu Sae
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neEgAsgp os lstny Juhn y. lscntou, Who Il
charged with being the person who sold our
citizeussharcs Of stock last summer in a bogus
patent rightfor hay fork. which was "a d.
wonderful things, had a hsasing before Judge
fiaydenoh Ffidp last He was released ID
S4,loe security e snsweta At The MAy Term.
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Acrolxrmnsfs Weerc Informed bat thol
following named gentlesosp h 80 bedpe ppoints
ed olhccFs Of the Dircuil t6rfe or Chs county.
VIM s. Brown, or WetminssAf, Cfl@ JOSH
kahn, Of westminsisfF Elias lilickibI3nalp, ief
siaDrheaiers Josiah shilling, qfwoaless' - l5lk
tics and jobs 4. Hgownyef uNiSutSf
Baiiias.
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AIDES call a 0EArtg'saDd ret apar Of
Ia Siaie hing Briefs, asoihe ding new. You
VIII have no tisn Tor Over Shoes Don't forget
buy thep, Opposite Catholic Church.
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Rh- The csrl 81 DR. Fensrd Mils. late
y II cnlrcrt eoumD, ~ln b found tn anpih.
er column. Tho Dr. Formerly prAciletd
medicine ~ t'6ioursan Distsitl, ma l,As an
excelisn, medical repu,nlion.
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Tnt CorxTT CpUar ~-cya Monday mex
the aliaarThd sitsloa of TIC Noyemi,er
Term Of the Circsil Cont rs Carroll coaa
Y viii COMMENCE, Chisf ,iasl;co N,ller and
Asfoelaie Jaaiess Hammond and uaydea
will, i Is expected, preside upon the slcaoil
Theirs arr. = goodly Wnrrl,gr Of criminal ca
SEES upon lhS aestttadd tlid 3,a docket il
also pretty an.
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@nFisIAAs. n CsBstHns week was pretty
generally observed By the luck uorials who
have not thr cares Of a businoss upon Their
shoulders ihcae pinching ,i,ncs. and ,l,cre
was sooa deal ~ scAsonal3r hiinriiy
arouud ~ Cari.sthAs day. we tnpnovr de
sport isAbw veil oeer, nod ~ viii se,,ie
themselves down 10 ,hr stern rcsll,ifs.
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LII M & -

Of every kind. Also, the various kinds IL
GOAs., nlways on hand. dust received
10000 No. ! CYPRESS SHINGLES.
40,0p No. 2 i. 81,
for sale az reduced prices. nH
:. Once aud yard on Main Street, short
distance West Of tie Railroad, Westminster.
Nd. H. w. DELL.
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fBE PHeKs1ingiiAL I9rExN. ron last
ahy --NeN salame--is rich N e,io.i readian.
and praisieplv iiluHraiei With poftrnifs
sk,'laliss q Patrick Henry. kdNard Everett.
Frgsieri,ik y holpeasea. Pisx GfrSae Hal
ises. riih kiaEa. Qascns, and f,siAr6fs 81
Europe isc ~ Culiure - the Miaissrg
Anlparon 20 SHiei,le lhe idiot TrAiabsl
"a llas on jHmes Island fbrija indiana
Oliver CromvollF Stuck l'p Nsse Oar
NuebtFy The i4ittl iioness as8a GIBBS s
Ns'aracirf mad lltl6ts 4 Qhaker Medium
lsde triaaisn; IA uiet 81 dasaase Tbs
l'unso Imperial with physio gnasny. plF
s'olngg. h'hHelotF Fsychaingy. aud Social
Nneace. tslly ~ yesif 81 30 cents "a
ab'aier Adtrcss $ X Welh. gsa BraA,i
Wny, New Turk. Nup iatlc iintg N sub
atfibt.
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SAFE ~ Pnafrary Captain Thomas
l.ara b.. .olA y, iaru 'Elyerlqa, pfieo
acr''S' near i'eis,ersiovp, - ibis repniy, 70
~. APos Jpll,he. Il FREDERICK county,
Va. fgf slo,0p II e imprpgod bva com.
mof'Q4s Stone dwelling, Nth ereFy conye,
uiguce fpy drss elass farm. !, has been
ibe homestead Of Capt l.geas ig the lssi
t@epssoight years..-- To'rumfoisa Union.
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"A RApIeAL DsfTo aRy..4zIIie West.
81 stcr 'S'Hfhei Of -lust week comrades
le editorial obitaary or lAs. party Who
as be SAYS, ,,,i fer sIx years u,aeeged
D deafiaies. ne scolds his s:loyal'
lers Fouudly because thsy .alloa fbe
loyal papers e issue tlaei;S: slan.
and obtain batter srppoft Than
"a Rsnting has received, wltb ID, I'LL
lcpgispttee purity IL The wislplfass.
1sE ed editor would giye his readers short
sketch Of Abe Rlaytm ANTICS cl. bis
'srl t''I friends ri tlesa sslfsp'nc six
years i would ne doubt ID hiSb! I eli.
pertaining and u bring u mind
"reminiscences sfssstlaesqos ps,tzad
geps f9feyfrta esss s S .ss
Mg,Hsg Sheilpsa y ID take elures
Of tbe paper. aud we believe viii striss
u al D legitimate -basiaess, aid AIise
and letlivs.'sa Wewish him success
"a - - 3 :. .<+s-.. & 81 +
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I Aug GASP SYsFHn,5 n swlll 10 seen thai
two of our VIDE awe Va NrFchapts--gphn u,
Rsifspjaerr In, thsI West ksd, and p, r.,
qernand, East End, have had their eyes
opened to.the fact that il their customers
viii reduce theif dealings. 10 a cash lnsis.
tliey eantheaehy seii them goods aKsuch low
rates as 70 make 4 sslcaitslble enough for
every purchaser b avail Of the offer, ard
buy oitly fof ready money Speed tIie day
whqp every business nan wslI e6tae q the
ssltna conclusion, say We.
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oca BrsISgss --soms persons seem ~
tl''nk that printing Newspaper isa yery
prohiablc business that there Is a lilae
mine Of Greonhaeks hidden away some~here
~ the vicinity of tho cylinder Of a printing
press. Bat we wish they could ran 4 rha.
ehine Ike ours awhile, and their eupeeit
would soon be taken ont. We wish some
Of our patrons who know themselves indeit,
cd 70 ~ Wpald Try anil hing alorga ii,ae
cash We need II badly.
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M4tlF splpt K rreyanian Nils, siiaslea
betHfeR y qianioEn and IapeylpEq, this
county, haYe been, sod y Mr, Charles Me.
faaqen, gad will he carried on by NJ, r H.
Taylor, ,a,iasg sae s,f.f ~.
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S,ioonSG hfrea. On no lay afeer
Christmas party q asgrQes wer cneagei
- the sport ~ shooting or pigeons Il The
e'pSsica locality knopn.ns Hack Anble. :"
OF Kceforyllle negro village on The Man.
chester road shout hnlfa,nile fcon town.
pgrieg lhs ahqq,ipg mqa named Samuel
Alekum Fas BY gpnas aesss ssrues IN tbe
sFle hy ball ffole The p,slpl uf a yeilou
man nas,el, Lcwia Miner, inaie,ing ssrrc
bus pol AsgeFoas wound Miner was held
toibeil by sqaITs Hoppe 10 s9oeto answer
apy eharsa silat maybe Jseasla Agsisss him.
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PUBLIC SALE
I'D or NALUABLE YssE
REAL ESTATE.

IN Nftnt ~ lp0Wef o. AtlOrney, leKeqntQd
ID t. us By the heirs ~ REMAINS Btrktxs-
as late VI Frederick countv, decreased. Na
will seli NJ Fablic Saia. on the premises In
Frederick opanty, Nd. on ~. w rs n. :
THURSDAY, JANuAisY aOth, 1865. Il
Af1 0'cfpcK, y. ",
That valuable Fhrtn lying aud situated 2 nilrs
Mcst OF hckinstry's Mills aud mics East III
gnhnsyiiie, and on the road leading from Lib
city .IqMa to .Aekiastvy'a Miles eoBleinipg y
p 1S1 Acres, 3 R0OtIs and IN
NpNrrk.s.a "a En-.f ITfFn
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RlcB,-;-We lake lhe following rich spea'
men from the advertising columns Of .
Washington county ekchapga a 81
10 All Concerned Il iiio gsa :
] hereby, give popceto AL Merchants and
others, that !. win not .pey anYhills contract;
ed Nv nv wife OBJ ahd after Ills date. as ]
AM hbohttired supporting The whole line Of
eonhosssons, da~fGto tbe 4Vth Cousin. q
sflsb Il sstisi gno. F.sliorine. I.
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Bargains! Bargains!

we.laia.lar. Ala.. .laas u - 60.
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CoesTY conAtsGovtas. On Monday
neSt the Board vf County Commissioners
will meet Ia regular sc@iog. les believed
all'i'e remaining appointments before The
Boanl VII De mnla 4. lNi. anssina.
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THE PRIZE RING.
The Coburn-McCooIe Match.

As the time approaches when the great puri
nsuc controversy between Joe COburn aud
Mike McCoole will be settled, the movements
OF the principals are narrowly watched and
any information respecting them, no oweyer
slight II may be, is deyOured with avidity. THIS
he natural, as the magnitude Of the stake 10 b..
contended for and the celebrity of the contest
ants combine 10 render this match of great i'm
portance IN pugilistic annals. The record of
Coourn IN the ring ls limited 10 three essays,
the nrst occasion being when nineteen wears
OF age, he met and fought draw with l. 4 ward
Price. His second essay was against the late
Harry GriObin, in Canada 1857, ON he
whipped IN thirty minutes. His next attempt.
after SIX Years OF quietude, was in the spring of
1865, when he succeeded IN making arrange
ments with McCOole, whose admirers. .Iatad
with his victory over Tom Jennings, OF New
orleans, Were eager 10 match him against the
pug'listc representative from New York The
battle was for Sl,U0O u side, and tobk place at
CharlestoIn, Md, May ), with az easy VIC
tory for Coburn. McCoole has fought and
defeated Andy Blake, Tom Jennings Ri
Davis, and Aaron Jones, and since the latter
two were compelled 10 succumb TO his superior
pugilistic abilities, has reputation throughout
the entire West has increased unprecedentedIy
where he is thought to be inyincib BILE and his
success IN the approaching great csatest is re-
garded as a certainty.
The men have been steadily at work and
there is excellent prospect that on the eventfuI
day both will De an proper condition. COburn
mas labored zealously under the guidance of his
trainers, and to-day he deserts MS training
grounds in Harlan Tor Pittsburg, slowly max
ing his way further westward. Although Their
Is nothing from McCoole's headquarters and
despite the MAJ flying rumors Of hls trainers
inability 10 get him IN order, his friends give
evidence OF possessing unwsvering confidence
IN hls ability by their manner of betting
lhe colors TO be worn by Coburn in the ring
have been manufactured. and are OF very ele-
CANT and snowy character, being a rich silk OF
emerald green ground with the harp OF Hiber-
ma an the centre, beneath which is an ordinary
shield Of three compartments, of red. white.
and blue, with black border, aud interpersed
with white and blue stars The shamrock is AZ
each corner, and the square is boriered by red,
white, and blue, intermingled with stars Of the
same colors. The design Of McCoole's colOrs
has not been learned, but they will in all prob
ability partake. like his opponents, of blend
ing OF The national emblems of the United States
and lreland.-N. T. Herald.
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NJ ssh, Mrs; J. l.: Liddinger, L. X. Lapp. wm.
Chllds, III. 4. Simpson, W. Shelton. J. n
ROLES, Peter How, A. West n. ID. Baptist. A
Kenyon, Mrs. q. N. Holden, W. N. Welser,
n. {. Scofield, Levi LOOMS. T.. X. spear.
II. blanchard, A. Kinmobt Stephen Tucser,
L. Harris, NJ. Il. Britton, Jesse SitsOn, A D.
Low, o. L Crittenden, l. Palmer. ]. q. Cra-
ven, Il. l.. Read, D. W. Anderson, L. AIexan-
der. r. Torney. W. J. Walker, NJ. v. wrgh, !,
L W. Madden, J. l.. Discon, VIM. Trost, l.
Warning, G. Leonard, VIM. II. Brlsban-, A
Waddeli, Chas. Satcheil. l.. Straight NJ. Dun
bar, q. Middleton, Rev. ". y. Jacobs, n. n.
White, p. @. Wills. y. a. Merry, N. fryerson,
". " u. oNiaii, p. Marnll, 1. CamPeeil., ,. r..
srs, w p Grifln, J. X. Morrison, r. Jones,
mos How, G.. Z. Post, Il. X. Post. IA. Bead,
n. l. Perry Correspondents Secretary-N.
Brown. 1rsasGrer-H. .Chamberiain. AG-
olloIs-A W, Howe ard N &. Rogers. Re-
cordlng Sccretary-wm. Howe.
1he report was received. and the persons re-
ported were elected as ofioers
Mr.. n. Brown rad the repof. of the Board
OF the Society, which was adopted
by the President
Second Day.-The Society con yen.o this morn-
ing, when, after the open ing exercises, he Com
mitte- on the state sf the Country made thsir
report, which was adopted. The report en-
bodies a resolution endorsing the reeenstrQo-
ton measures Of Congress, aud acknowledges
the necessity OF the Freedmen's Bureau and
expresses confidence in the integrity aud Ahil- :
ity OF General q. q. Howard
The Committee ON Finances and Agencies
made their report, which was adopted.
Gen. q. %. Howard was then introduced, and
try snd the temporal welfare Of the eolored
people.
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THE BOSTON RACES.

BOsToN. May l3.-The Boston Jockey Climb
held its spring meeting at Clyde Park TODAY
and Notwithstanding the weather was bad
there was quite large crowd in attendance
Inc course was In good order for the first tn rec
races of the five on the programme but the
ram made it heavy afterwards
The first race was for gentlenen's hacks, for
sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 500 added
There We're only two entries, and the race was
won by II. Salten stalls alexander"
Four horses started in the next race of one
and a half miles, for the Jockey Club purse
and was easily won by Mr.. Forbes mare Gil
max. in 355A; Remorse being second
There were nine entries for the LADIES' plate
and the race was won by Mr.. Forbes Black
knight in two straight heats. Time-255 !.
255h. The Beacon handicap-One mile heats
was won by Climax. The last race, for stew
ards plate-A mile heats-was won by Gale.
don
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IMPEACHMENT ABROAD.
Fran Kansas.

The following telegraph dispatch, signed by
a number of men, including delegates to the
Chicago Con ventio,, has been received by Gen
Schenck, dated
LKAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, May 13.-We hope
and pray there will be no division among our
Senators ON the con victlon OF Andrew Johnson,
as there is none whatever among the Republi.
cans of Kansas.
From Rhode Island.
Special dis patch from Governor Burnside to
General Schenck:
PROVIDENCE, May 13.-Rhode Island is a
law and order State. She is in favor of i'm
peachment because she believe the President
has violated the law of the land
A.. E. BURNSIDE
Senator Henderson received the subioiued
dispatch yesterday, 10 which he made the an
swer following:
ST. LOUIS, May 10, 1s6s-"Hon. J. b. Hen
derson:-There is intense excitement here
Meeting called for tomorrow night Can your
friends hope that you will vote for the eleventh
artclel Ii SO, all will be well. E.W. Fox"
ANSWER.
"E. w. Fox, st. Louis, Mo.-Say to my
friends that am sworn to do impartial Justice
according to law and the evidence, and I will
try to do it, like an honest man.
J. B. HENDERSON"
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EuROPE rO.nav

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
Departure OF Minister Adams from Lon.
don-Queen Victoria Lays u Corner.
StOne--The Attack on Prince AIfred-The
Irish Church Question.
LONDON, May 12.-Charles Francis Adams
took leave of the Queen at a special audience
to-day. Mr. Adams left London soon after.
wards, leaving Mr.. Moran in charge of the
American Legation.
LONDON, May 13.-Queen Victoria laid the
cornerstone Of Thomas Hospital to-day.
The corporation of London has adopted an
address OF coincidence to the Queen for the at
tack on Prince Alfred.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone
moved bill to stop the appprlonment in the
Irish Church and 70 suspend the action of the
Irish Church Commission for a limited period
PARIS, May I'm. Thiers yesterday made a
public speech In which he took ground in favor
Of the protection of home industry
MUNICH, May 4.-Hon. George Bancroft, the
American Minister, is i'm this city. where he
awaits the arrival of Prince Hohoenhohe. who
is now attending the Zollverin Diet IN Berlin
Mr.. Bancroft will Immediately enter into nego.
uations for nationality trea,y with the Bava-
rian Prime Minister Immediately on his return
to this capitol.
LONDON, May 4-Forenoon.-Consols, 81 "a
81 for money: u. 5. 5-20's, 7OA: ILLINOIS Cen
tral, 95 Eries, &C.
LIVERPOOL, May 14-Forenoon-Cotton firm;
sales Of 10000 bales; prices unchanged. Bread
stnfs and provisions unchanged. The other
markets are quiet.
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tra,ed 10 carry the election in the several
States. tyranny worse than that ever
countenanced by the Czar Of Russia
or the Sultan Of Turkey had been per-
powers sthat had determined TO control the
elections there by any means, no matter how
or by what means. The whole object of Con-
gressionsl legislation was apparent Ii was all
In power here have amnesty and pardon ard
welcome for any man who embraces RADICAL
ism, no matter what his past cond oct or past
acts may have been, or how deeply and darkIy
his hands had been imbued in treason Those
who accepted radical views Were pardonsd by
wholesale.
Mr.. Brooks. time here expired, and ne OBJ
tanned leave 10 print the balan ce OF his remarks