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The New York herald., 1869-06-29
DENTrsTRY

A LAUGH 1T HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED oAs
n successu uly administered since hrsI introduced 1ve
years since. Registered names OF thousands. No extra
charge Nervous delicate patients carefully treated,
Beautiful light upper, weighted lower and partial Plates
without clnsps. Pmpers Work, for style aud eapness
beyond competition Call and examine. No payment except
suited DR. EVANS, $40 Sixth avenue near Twenyrst IT.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctionees .
Sassroom o5 ambers n streets Caller
N7 and 6l9 Broadway

6l7 and 6l9 Broadway
On Thursday. July
at IL O'clock al their 95 Chambers and N
streets continuation sale (from June 16) OF Carets Sa
ternes, high grades brands of Fnke CO., Cruise Fills
fun stock Of old Brsndies Henness Msrte Pinet Cast
len Co., Otard, Jamaica and Grenada Runs, Gins
bourbon and Rye Whkeys Scotch aud Irish do Pale and
Golden Sherries Old White Top India Madeiras White
Top do fine dry dinner California Wines Malmsey
imported IN toes also Brandies Gins Wines, Whisksys
quality and present good opportunity for persons desiring
superior qualities 4 examine stock.
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ITO LET-A FIRsT FLOOR, CORNER OF FORTY
fifth street and Third avSnue only three families in the
house; rent q good ienscl Apply TO L. j. CARPEN
TER, "a Third avenue Bible Hopsel
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A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, STOCK AND FIX.
lures o. well established Con ectionery and Ice Cream
rent Apply the premises 2247 Third avenue side
l22d street.
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SO7 EAST FoRrY.FIRsr sTREEr-A SPLENDID
) Floor OF four rooms water and water closet, 10
et enlall family Of sdus hrst class location rent S5
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ITO LET-AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR ~ BROWN
j. stone house. to very small family possession lmme
disiey. Address Lawrence, Herald oace.
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ITO RENT-IN A FINE LOCATION ROOM AND
privilege In paror furnished not first floor suitable
for dTessmaking single gentlemen Inquire at Bank st.
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rJ,o LET-AT ENGLISH EEIGHBoRHooD, n. j.; TWO
Cottage Houses with gardens mnutes' walk from the
Northern Railroad, foot OF Chambers street Inquire OF c.
D. PRATT, % John street, or Of d. MACDONALD, on the
premises.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
"A SsOUOo worth Of magnificent Household Furnrure
rors Carpets China Glass Silver Ware at public auction
ias E,sy day Tuesday At the eessn! mansion No. % Yves!
mencing 0js O'Clock. superb Drawing Room Suits,
rosewood Easeres Bookcase Eneognure marqueere Bos
Ss Rsss Cabinet Table Velvet Saps
Lace 6urtaIns; bronze CLOCK. Pier aantei Mi
rosewood, walnu. Dressing Bureaus, Bedseads, Ward
robes Hail, Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets
sverware Chinawsre, Table Cutlery, Linen, ac n BThs
auctioneer would call particular attention OF bis friends
and the public this SALE the catalogue comprising the
largest richest assortment household furniture offered
hou
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS no LET.

A PARTMENTS.-FIRsT FLOOR AND BASEMENT
~ seven Cottage 2Z East nth street
hesr Ihri avenue 81 also Second Floor -four rooms Ssg
also Third FLOOR three front Sos Third $40
Second Floor 0i l45 Third Avenue three rooms "a
Rooms open, ROBERT q. RICHARDS,
tia D .tairs
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FOR SALE.

A FOR sALR CHEAP, BUTTER FRUIT AND VEG.
sS; Hd ans o, Store Barber shop down town Ks.taa
Beer Saloons Billiard Saloons, Bakeries Wholesale Produce
Stands sixth avenue Fruit aud Con econery, for $80l
AITCHELL'S Store Agency, AZ Cedar street.
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A BARGAIN.-$1,0oO WILL PURCHASE ONE OF THE
best located Liquor Stores In New YORK retiring;
lease alone worth Sl,600 full license. Apply at I6
Roosevelt street. N' -
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EDWARD sCHBNCK, AUCTIONEER.
u Consignce's sale Of hne on Paintings most of
masters. ny EDWARD SCHENCK, on Thursday, Jny /, !
IA o'clock nj salesroom, 90 Liberty street.
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A FINE APARTMENT on The FIRST FLOOR or
II house 81 sixth averua % renL furnished 70 repecabs
family single geufeuen thOu board comfortable
wei ventilated Apartments top n9ar FURNISHED
avenue.
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ITO LET-oN MAIN STREET ORANGE, N, j., NEAR
Brick Church station newly furnished House for sum.
nner OF year. See b. BARR. with II. b. Ciaan Co.
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DY A. NJ. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER-MORTGAGE
~ sale dns Household Furniiure.-A M. CRlsTALAR 4
SON will sell this Tuesday, June 2 at l0 O'clock sales
az BfosSAyj between Howard and Canal streets,
black walnut and rosewood Chamber and Paror Suits gilt
frame Mirrors, Hair Mattresses, Sideboards Wardrobes,
bookcases, ONCE and Secretary Desks Lounges Sofas
Rocking Chairs imported Willow and Straw Chairs &C., &c,
Catalogues OF sale.
Also, at private sale cheap,
Two Cottage and one Square Panoforte.
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VALUABLE NEW INVENTION FOR SALE.-CALL
"A at BOB Broadway, second oor b. during business
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A MANsARD ROOF HOUSE, IN PERFECT ORDER
"A witt nine lots OF Ground at Cypress Hs minutes
walk from Brooklyn aad Jamaica Railroad, aud
York and Union Course cars el0V0 INQUIRE OF W.
JAY BARKER, 6l2 Broadway
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DERsoNs WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
J. HERALD WILL BE SERVED At AN EARLY HoUk
BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS At THE BRANCH OF.
FICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, f5 FULTON
STREET, BROOKLYN.
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J)AWNBROKER'S SALE.--WATCHES AN9 JEWELRY.
FIELD, Auctoneer, lS5 Chatham street, will sell on
Wednesday 800 lots OF Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond
and Gold Jewey, Guns, Pistols, &c. By order n Wilson
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Why don't our farmers turn their at.
tention to the cultivation Of broom
corn? 1t is quite as easily cultivated as
the common corn our climate and soil
are admirably adapted to IL; ii is q sure
crop, and is probably more remunera-
tive thai any other production of this
section Of the country. Almost any acre
of land that win produce a hslfbaIe Of
cotton or thirty bushels of corn viii turn
out a ton of broom corn, and we see the
price quoted in st. Louis at S150 TO $3.50
per ton. This is 3 very handsome profit
for the products Of an acre Of ground re
gulrlog 80 little work and attention.
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Bfr. SUMNER, Chairman OF the Senate
CoEmittse on Foreign Affairs, msde s
buncombe, spread eagle speech recently
upon the Alabama question, on which
occasion be spoke the sentiments, not
alone OF the GRANT Naturalization, hut
( the Senate and House, and demanded
that new concessions should be inside by
Eoglsnd TO smooth the now much II III d
feathers Of the American bird. Ia anti
eipation Of just such intsmperance, tie
London press have announced the de-
termination Of the British Government
70 eoncede no more, and to stand by the
arrangement prompted by the good
sense Of REyERDY JOHNSON, and rail-
fed by the Administration Of ex Presi.
dent ANDREW JOHNSON. They say
that the JoHNsON-C CLARENDON treaty.
not only indicates the purposes Of the
Eogiish Governnept, but tie sentiment
and temper Of that people. They will
make no more concessions. What then ?
We shall soon see.
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NEngEllS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 20, 1859
TIE RACES.

The spring meeting over the Memphis
Association Course was i~nAuguTsted yes
terdsy under not very fattering aus
plces, we regret to say. TIE track, owing
to the rains OF Sunday, Wss very heavy,
and the number Of persons in sttend-
ance anything but what We expected.
However, we will hope that the report Of
the days sport, TO be found in another
column, will have the efee. Of encour-
aging the ladies, as well Sc tie gentle
men Of Memphis, to show Themselves il
telling numbers to-day and curing the
remaining days Of the week. As We re-
marked in our issue of yesterday, the
purses and programme Of the Associa-
tion premise unusual prizes and sport for
all who attend.
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BRowS.YELLow Mo RLacE

Coming events cast their shadows
before. The mongrelism to which We
are fast tending is well exelnplifed in
the foreign appointments Of President
GRANT AS typical OF the Monaghan
low pouring in through the Golden
Gate, We hear OF the appointment OF one
J. R CLAY, IL yellow man from L9uisi-
aus.) as Minister Resident and Consul
General il Liberia IS typical of the
Mslsysisu and Polynesian, the appoint
ment # EBENEZzs D BAssETT IA brown
man Of Pennsylyanis) aG5Iinister Resi-
dent and Consuj Gsneral at Hsyti; and
as representing the uDsatisfabls blsck
Radical element, already a eurss to cur
country and arezdy-made meaus TO an
archy, N SILAs A. HUDSON (bisck) Of
lowe, appointed Minister Resi- ient tint
temala. Col. ELY S. Parker represent
ing the red race a Indian Commissioner,
completes e list that should satisfy and
doubtless will crafty ever SUMNER.
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RETATNEDT IN OFFICE.

It is gratifying for Ds to be able to an
nounce to or TeEdeTs the fact that the
Board Of County Commissioners yester-
day voted Mr.. J. J. POWERS continu-
anes Of the ofics Of County Trustee,
which he has flied 50 sccsptably and
well during the LIST two yeaTs. This IS
merlted compliment and proper recog-
milton OF ability and trustgorthiness.
The community will appreciate it, and
sn the more that it emaustes from 3
Board composed of sv0wed political op-
ponents Of the gentleman they have thus
so handsomely treated.
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL 0URT-GeO. W. Waldron,
Judge.-The case Of Foster, Chandler
& Co. sgsinst Partee, occupied the at
tention Of this Court all day yesterday.
Il will besiven TO the jury the first thin.
this morning; after which the following
eases will be called, to wit
1868 Choate & Co VS. Tighe.
1914 Partee & Harbert W Evans.
1865 Bethune VS. EAkin & 20.
1866 Shaw vs. Taylor.
1870 Hackstt ct 81 vs. McClaskey.
1872 Twohill VS. TRobiil.
1875 NJ & a OF Memphis vs B~oggianno.
1876 Same We Saitsiamachia.
1877 Same vs Fappianni.
1878 Same Va Rsgsio.
1879 Same VS. W0elier.
1850 Same We BOtto.
1881 Same vs. Lszz 4rettO.
1882 Same VS. same.
1888 Same vs. B1ggianno.
1884 Same VS. anne.
1885 Same VS. same.
1886 Same VS. same.
1887 Same vs. Himstadt.
1888 Same VS.
1889 Same We Sturls.
1890 Same vi Elliott.
CHAHCERY COURT Nm. Ii. Smith.
ChdnceU0r.-Court convened 10 special
session Yesterday. No business 0 fimDor-
tance was transacted. TIE case OF Crisp
VS.. Barry is set specially for to-day.
The attorney having the papers of the
cass of Hodges VS.. Coleman viii please
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rslurn them to the c. and M,s ofios in.

return them to the C. and NJ q Office in
stanter.
CRIMINAL COURT. - WRs. Hunter,
Judge.-This Court WAS not in ses-
-tsn yesterday, IL having adjourned
Saturday until to-day for the purpose Of
snsbIing the Sheriff to summon the
nsnsl ordered TO complete the jury in
the D0ran case.
Parties summoned as jurors to this
Court must be in prompt attendance to-
day at ten O'Clock am.
LAW CoURT-H. s. Lee, Judge -
The regular calendar wss taken up yes
terday in this Court aid the following
cases disposed OF;
1915 Easnn va. Fleece, judgment for
plaintiff, S2476 %.
1900 Orgill Bro & Co. W. Jones d Co.,
Judgment for plaintiffs, 1856.
1908 Miller VS.. Ridgawsy ct al, judg-
ment for plaintiff, $500 IS.
In No. 1895, Watson, Trustee, W.
Rsrnbert ct al, q new trial was granted
This Court stands adjourned until
Thursday, the &i.
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mARREEs.



EEw ycRK. April 10 Cotton unchanged
Upia0ds st 2s4e. Flour s. 25@5 IS. WHISKY
nominal Wheat lI2i lower Corn Ss%@S9c.
Rye duil and unchanged. Cof g quiet and
steady C1oa sugar l4szc. MuIasses, Musca-
vaco, SC.
Cincinnati Market
C~IEJTSFaTI. April 10 -FIourS6 50G6 70. Corn
&c. GAS 66@70e. Whisky 90c. PnrK SSl. Bulk
meats held at lZH9IfZe rib
and clear sides I5HGl74e Lard IS@lsHc.
Sugar l3ZGi5<c- M0l2sses s09Sic. Wheat 81 IS
al AZ. Rye 81 409l Al. Butter 33g3sc. Eggs
I5c. Timothy seed "a Clover seed SIS z5gl5 ~.
81. Louis Aarket.
ST. LOUIE, April 10. Flour, IS d6. Wheat
81 30al 90. Corn 64%1eSc. oats 6Id68c. hys
81 Z30I "a Barley 81 20. whisky SIC. Gro
eeries duuaud unchsns ed. Pork $50 50SSI %.
B1lk clear sides Ice. Bacon l3Z1eLg17c.
aams2 zoe. Lsrd l7Zc
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, april "a Flour 81 O0g6 co. Wheat
81 or. Corn 44444%c. kye 81 I59l i5%.
oats 520s2Ac. BARLEY 81 90. Htghwirts SOC.
Pork $50 p. Lard l549Isc. Hamsl 5A@l5Ec.
BaIk shoulders 1H2GI$4c
Louisville Market.
LoUIsvILLE, April IS. - Tobacco-sales 81
hhds at s. 20gl2 so, PORK SSl 50. Lard ls4c.
Bacon 1870 I79l719c BuIK meats R49lS1ac.
Com 659oss. OaUse6G6Sc. Sugar and mOlas-
SEES quieg ard unchanged. flour, S. 5096.
Wheat. 81 4jgI 90 Hay s20G2l.
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IOUKNALTSTTC.

The New Orleans Crescent having
been purchased from Col. NIXON by Mr..
WEED. Of the Times, will be merged in
the latter paper. The Crescent has, dur
ing It's long existence and management
by Col. NIXON, occupied a front rank
among the ablest journals of the South,
and its demise will be learned Of with
regret by q host Of friends of its gallant
editor. The subscription list and good
viii Of the Crescent, added to that OF the
Times, will give the latter a prestige en-
joyed By no paper in the South. It has
i b5st wishes.
The Montgomery Mail, has been COM
log to Us for s. few days past in q new
dress, as tasteful and elegant as the USE
fulness and distinguished ability of our
eotempersry deserve. As the Mobile
Register observes: New clothes are q
"pretty fair sign Of prosperity, for a EEL
CLOVIS waning credit is pretty apt to be
" stopped at his t~siIOr's. We, therefore,
/" hail the new outfit OF our cotemporary
" as q proof hat it is making the money
"and achieving the newspaper success
/" which no psper more richly merits"
Good luck attend the Mail.
We have received the fiest number Of
the Bluff City Times, published at Ea-
fauls, Ala, by Posi- & WILLIAMS, ]. NJ.
MACON, editor. It is a neat, well printed
and ably edited paper, and will take tie
place Of the Clayton (Als.) Banner.
From the ssluistoFy Of Mr.. MACON, We
make the following sensible paragraph,
the sentiments OF which viii fad pretty
general endorsement throughout the
South. He says: "O' politics, how
'' ever, we thiak the S nth has had a
{" suflicieney, and cur desire is to have
90 Is little 10 say in that department as
4" possible /; iIhicting cur readers with so
90 much only as is necessary to keep them
g posted on the issues Of the day. Our
" whole country needs re~euperation from
81 the terrible ordeal through which it
- hiss passed. Oar changed system of
81 labor needs development, organization
q and uniformity. Oar towns and vii
e lagos and the interior Of the country
- need railroads for the facilities Of trade
. and means Of transportation. The
;" vast water-power, unemployed, needs
Il the bum Of the spindle, mingling in
. sweet cadence with the melody of it's
e ceaseless song. And when we shall
. have but begun in earnest this work
8 Of our own development, the sp-
s probation OF our power as a section
Z will be manifested in the enactment Of
& laws for u advancement in lieu of
8 those discriminating against u.s."
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THE SOUTH WasFERN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.

@1-
COMPANY.
This is among the largest, the most
thriving and the most important manu-
featuring establishments in the city. It's
stockholders and directory comprise
many Of the principal bankers and busi-
ness men of Memphis, and it is in charge
Of one of the most sctive men in the COM
munity an untiring energetic, intelligent
business man, as well IS preacher Of the
gOspel-Dr. GRAVES, the widely known
and esteemed BIptist clergyman.
Although under the auspices of this gen.
tlemsn, it is not denominstionaI estab-
Iishnent. Il is as broad and comprehen-
sive an institution as its title indicztes,
and will be found well worthy the sup
port Of the whole public OF the SOUTH
west. l. supplies 3 want long felt in
this seetion-the need Of a printing es-
tablishmelt where books may
be produced, not only in 8
style commensurate with the i'm
proved means Of printing aud binding,
Of which Europe and tbs East are Just
now giving SO many tasteful evidences,
but as chesply a. New York, Cincin-
natl or 81. Louis. d.. GRAVES is s gen.
tlemsn Of much experiences in the pub
fishing business. Before the war, we re-
member him as climbing the steep as
cent Of success with a rapidiiy almost
~unexampled, and of his securing FIR
Nashville the credit OF a second printing
and publishing house OF note and char
aeter-the frs. being the Methodist Book
Concern, still, We hope, a fiourishing
institution. Dr.. GRAVES is the right
man in the right place, and We hope
that the example Of his tscS his skill
and energy will not be lost upon a people
to whom more than anything else, just
now, manufacturer are a necessity. We
extend the heartiest wishes for the sue
csss Of the Southwestern Publishing
Company.
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NEW YORK.

NEI YORK, April 19.-Lord Stanley
in a recent speech at Glasgow, said in
reference 20 the Alabama: "Not8ith-
standing the failure Of the late negotis.
tons, 1 cannot bEiGg myself to take 8
gloomy view of these relations. For my
part / have very great faith in the good
sense Of the American people. lido not
think they wish TO increase their difficult
ties by getting into any fresh qusrrsls
Whatever happens, however, We have
secured She point. We have satisfied cur
consciences and have put cur country
Enthusiastically in the right,u
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THIRD ASSISTANT P0sFMAsT

THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER.
One Of the bsst appointments made By
the present administration is that of Col.
A. H. MARYLAND, SIS Third Assistant
Postmaster General. Col. MARYLAND
Is e thorough business man, with q full
knowledge of the wants Of the whole
country, and administrative capacity to
supply sll demands in perfecting and
keeping up 8 well ordered postal system.
The postal arrangements in this and ad-
joining States have been mismsnsged
since the close of the wsr, but w look
now for great Improvements in that re-
spsct, for We know Col. MARYLAND hiss
a knowledge Of our wants and n%eeessi-
ties, and have full faith that he will see
them promptly supplied.
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CALIFOHNEA

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The Cali
fornia "Eievens" were victorious ct the
international game of cricket, the score
standing: Californis, 157; Victorisn3,
146.
The Yellow Jacket mine opened again
yesterday. The fire is still burning. e.
forts are still being made to extinguisa
it. Kentucky aud Crown Point shafts
are still closed, though no indie atoms of
fire in either.
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And RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS. April 19.-The river is de-
eliniUg here aud above.
LOUISVILLE, April l9.-The river is
falling, with eight feet w inches in the
canal.
New ORLEANS, April 19.-The MoIlie
Able, for 81 Louis, and Indiana, for
Louisville, departed.
Arrived-Richmond, Sunday Missis-
sippi, to-day.
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By Telegraph
n

WASHINGTON, April I9-In the Ssn-
ate MF. Chandler offered a resolution
that the President be directed to open
negotiations with England for a settle
ment of all questions on the basis OF g
surrender Of all the British N,r.h Amer
lean possessions to the United States.
Mr.. Chandler read long extracts from
his former speeches to show that he orig
mated the position now assumed by the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and
insisted that if bis advice had been fol-
lowed heretofore the Alabama and other
claims would not now remain unsettled,
but would have been paid il thirty days.
Mr.. Chandler said he hoped the prJ-
posed negotiation would bs made, and
the Csnadas acquired peaceably but II
England would not settle, snd wished
Rsr, let it be short and decisive. The
sixty thousand veterans Of Washington
alone would see to the capture Of British
North America. As in the case of France
with Mexico, Great Britain had staked
the continuance Of her empire in Amer
ics on SUCCESS OF rebellion. The resolu-
tions we're referred to the COMMITTEES On
Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Ksllogg offered a resolution d.
rectiDg the examination OF the bar at the
mouth of the Mississippi, and 8 report as
to the bsst means of removing it.
Agreed to.
The Senate then, at halt-past one pm,
proceeded to the consideration Of exeeu-
tive bills.
The following nominations were sent
in to-day Shtllabarger, Minister to
Portugal; Geo. w. Lippett, of Rhode
Island, Secretary of Legation at Vienna
Robert W~instsrd, Collector Revenue, 80
Arkansas James Mullins, 4:h Tennes-
see R. T. Patterson, 8.h Tennessee; D
f. Boynton, Pension Agent, Knoxville,
Tenn.
1t is understood large numbers Of clerks
in the General Postoffiee will shortly be
removed to provide for new appoint
ments.
A special Cabinet meeting to-day to
consider important matters, lasted mos
all day. All the members were present
but B5rie, who is absent from the city.
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NEw POsEEASTER Al NASHVILLE
While Gen. GRANT shows wonderful
and most unparalleled prcclivity for sp-
pointing his family to important n 10
crative positions in the Government, he
seems to care but little for the family Of
Senators ard Representatives on whom
bis administration Is dependent for q
support, as we BEE be has cut eff the hesd
OF Mr.. B. EMBRY, Postmaster at Nash
ville-the fatner-in-lsw OF Senator Fcw
LER-and appointed an itinerant carpet
Dagger in his stead. "Let US have
peace,n
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BORIE AHD TaE wORKINGMI

Gen. GRANTS new Secretary Of the
Navy, Mr.. BORIE, has recently promul-
gated an order, through the commander
OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard, dismiss
ing every employee of tine Government
Who is not al open and unequivo-
e2I Radical. The result Of this. worse
than JesuiticAI order, was the discharge
Of a large number OF Democratic me
e6anics and laboring men WHO were
wholly dependent upon their dsily wages
for & support for Themselves and families
"Lst Us have peace!n
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DEATH or CHANCELLOR S. j. "
ECEEV

DEATH or CHANCELLOR 3. J. W.
LUCKEE.
From the Knoxville Press and Herald
Of Sunday last we learn of the death, at
JOnesboro, on the 18Th inst, Of Hon.
SETH J. W. LUCKEY, for more than a
quarter of a century judicial officer Of
the first Chancery District Of the S ate.
In announcing his not unexpected de-
mise, the Press and Herald says CT the
deceased worthy that be has left be-
hind him an uDblemished reputation.
Throughout his life he illustrated the
exCelleneies of the Christian character,
and his death creates a vacancy both in
public and private life that but few ale
qualified to ILL.,"
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL will be ready
tomorrow, presenting its many resde's
a mass Of valuable news, foreign and do
nestle editorials on prominent topics +;
crop rel from exchanges and CORES.
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