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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

ATEsSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TIE
Erors and abuses incident TO Youth and Early MAN.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
aept by mail freq OF charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p. Philadelphia. Pa
January 20 {&
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a1-NOTICE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that will not be responsible for any debts contract
ed by the crew Of the British Steamship CAMILLA.
March 26 HENRY PEACE, Master.
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AS-HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON
The Annual Public Examination Of this School win
commence on MONDAY. 29th instant at Nine O'Clock
A. M. Parents and Guardians Of pupis and the pub
lie generally are respectfully invited to attend.
W. r. KIN0MAN, A. NJ,
March 23 Principal.
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A8-M THE COMMON PLEAS, CHARLES
TON coUNTY-FIasT CIRoUIT,-rt is ordered.
that Special Session Of the Court Of Common Pleas
for the First Crcut shall be held at Charleston ON
MONDAY, the twenty.ninth dYy of March instant;
and that the Clerk Of tho Court shall cause the time
and pla for holding the Same TO be notified for two
weeks esaively In moro Of the newspapers
published In the City Of Charleston.
(Signed) q. b. CARPENTER. .
MARCH II, 1859.
true copy. 4. 9. RICHMOND,
March IL is Clerk.
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a@ ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment Of WM 8. CORWTN 4 Co, No. 27E
Kingstreet between wentworth and Beaufain, are
Of the FIRST QUALITY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted ss PUBL AND GENUINE. Thists
an established fact.
aTWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIvING
a.cza the Moyune Distriots OF China the choicest
ohops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAs Of new seasons.
which unrivalled for their strength and decacy
davor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
"a serated, and toGtye general satisfaction. As we
constantly IN receipt of large eargoes Of Teas We
enabled to offer TO the public the anest chops at
price that many dealers offer Inferior Tea 1t. A
trial and conapss1son will at prove th asser-
on. and it only remains for the public to Judge Of
themselves VIM. 8. CORwIN & co..
No. 275 King-ssreet
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a@ CHANGE OF DAY.-THE STEAMER
CITY POINT. Captain GEORGE e. MCMILLAN, will
hereafter sail from Charleston for Savannah and the
Florida ports, ON FRIDAY EvENINa, instead Of SAT-
URDAY, az heretofore. I'D. AIKEN g. co.,
rs Charleston. March 22d, 1869. Agents.
Marcl, IA A
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sS. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
Estnta Of the late John MsaoNSY, JR., are re-
auest~d 70 settle the sanne, and those hrvng clai,s
viii present them at once to
CAROLINE MAHONEY,
March "a wss Qualified Executrix,
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COATPY,el
THROUGH Line TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JApAN

EAO1N1O H1AkA SVkEAmSH1P OOMPYS@
THROUGH LlNM TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSi
s line s leave ca ps Pier No. To- a, Mo- North REs. Rys1.
A1NdE84@ foot Of Canal-street. New York. az
- o'clock noon, Of the LIST, 11th ana
on Sunday. then the Saturday precedingj.
Departure OF 1st and 2lst connect at Panama with
ports Those Of Ist touch at Mansanillo.
Departure Of l1th OF each month connects with
the h new steam hne from Panama to Australia ana
Steamship J. PAN leaves San FrAr cisco for China
and Japan May A. 1869.
No California steamers touch OF Havana, but 90
direct from New York 70 Aspinwall.
- One hundred pounds baggage free to each adula
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information svply
at the ooMPANYs TICKET oFFIcE. on the whsM
foo: Msa,S ., c19astrees ,Y North River New YORK
FOR GEOsaETOWN, 9. o.,
AND LANDINGS ON TIE PEEDEB RIVER.
.aE-A TIE STEAMER EMILIE. CAPT.
ISAAC DAVIS. Will receive Freight TINS
DAY at South Commercial Wher', and leave as
above Tomorrow tsaturday) MORNING. 9th in
Returning, Win leave Georgetown on RaDAx
Freiaht for Landings on tho Peedee River win be
transferred to Steamer GEN. MAHrdAULT, at
No Freight received after sunset.
shHoKELroRp & KELLY. Agents.
AAnKSA 40 NO. bOyC6'0 W0Axfs
FOR WRIGEaTsS Bl.UEF,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE SANrEE RIVER.
=. zRH@A TIE STEAMER MARION. CAP
TAIN J., T. FesrzR is now receiving
Freight at Accommodation wharf and win leave
ON SATURDAY NraHT, the 9Th Inst
Apply to JOHN FERGUSON.
March -
CssANGH ssEe SCHEDULES.
INLAND ROUIE-DNLY TWO AND A HALF
HOU r. AT ~EA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARIES1 ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PAOKNT
LINE
uNX-snA TIE s1tAMEk PILOT BOY, CAp-
.ksssss = TAIN FENN PEcK wi leave accom-.
modation Wharf every MONDAY and FRrDAx MoRM-
Iaa, at 8 O'Clock. touching at B suort only;
returning leave avanuah IUEsDAY and SATURDAY,
at 9 O'Clock a. n. making the tripin even hours
The steamer RANNIE captain AOArR will leave
Charleston every 1HuRsDAy MORNING ct O'Clock
touching at Edisto, Chlsolnn's Land'nr and Hilton
Mead; ret,lrning. ie,v4 Savannah every FRIDAY at
O'Clock p NJ, tOtiAh,hg at the aoove landings.
win touch as Burton on the second lHUnsDAx IN
every month, going aud 10 urping,
N95f T1#, JoaN FER0USON.
March 10 Accommodation WharE :.
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NB IHE VELHibfsATEO W. 8. q. CLUB
house GIN. pure. soft and unequalled-W 6. COR
WIN & CO.. Sole Agents. Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin in is pure state
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who usa it incidentally. as an article that only
quires to be known to be properly ap preciated.
AT q 30 per bottle. 41B per caaa
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THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
List OF the Acts passed by the General
Assembly OF South Carolina, at the
Ssesion ENDING March "a, 1869.

Session Endtng March "a, 1869.
The following is full and correct list of the
laws passed by the General Assembly, during
the session which has just closed:
An act accepting the donation or lands to the
State Of South Carolina, for agricultural col
leges.
An act to renew the charter of the Camden
Independent Fire Engine Company.
An act to provide for the payment of the fees
of sheriffs for dieting persons confined in jail.
An act to make appropriation for the pay
be of the General Assembly, and the salaries
Of the subordinate officers, and other expenses
incident thereto.
An act to amend an act entitled Sc An act to
provide for the temporary organization of the
Educational Department Of the State.
An act to alter and amend the criminal law.
An act to incorporate the Lake Swamp Navi-
cation Company Of Horny County.
An act to renew the charter Of the ferry
across the Great Peedee River, known as Old
Ports Ferry.
An act to incorporate the South Carolina
An act to incorporate the Home Insurance
| Company Of Charleston.
An act to amend an act entitled can act to
| organize the Circuit Courts"
| An act to confirm and declare valid the re-
| cent election of Mayor and Aldermen Of the
| City Of Charleston.
An act t. incorporate the Columbia Building
and Loan Association.
| An act to change the location Of the county
seat of Barnwell County from Barnwell Court
| house to Biackville.
An act to enable the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad Company to complete their road.
An act to ratify, confirm and amend the
charter Of the Charleston, South Carolina,
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
An act to provide for the consolidation of the
| statute laws OF the State OF South Carolina.
| An act to alter an' amend an act entitled
| San act to alter and ,-mend the charter of the
Kings Mountain Railroad Company" passed
| December 16, 1861.
| An act to enable the banks Of the State to
renew business or to place them in iquida-
! ton.
| A joint resolution to provide for the fitting
| up of certain portions of the State House.
A Joint resolution relieving j. M. Wilder, late
Sheriff Of sumter County, Of q penalty OF five
l:per cent. peE ppoll Lions not res
Joins assSiSsiS spE 81 thsS sliea efs MINI azasys
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Special Mothes.


AOrTO ONSUMPTIVES.-THE ADvER-
TIsER, haying been restored toAhealth in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with q severe lung Affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow.sunerers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the pre-
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find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi.
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formation which he conceiscs to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer win try his remedy as It win
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please ad.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
February8 Smos
a5 ERRORS OF YOUTH.--A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature ecay. and all the effects of youthful In.
discretion will. for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free 70 all who need II. the receipt and direc-
tions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers Wishing to profit by the advsTtis.
ers experience. can do by addressing. In perteo
onfdence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. "A Cedar-street New York
February 5 8noS
0OrJ. 8. MARTIN (IATE GRUBER q
MARTINI will pleased zee HE friends ana cue.
toners at VINE 8. CORWns CO.. No. 2TS King-
street between Wentworth aad Beanfain. Va.
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A~ ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING
the children Of PATsEY HENDERSON, formerly
belonging to Genera! Stevens family, OF Martins
burg, Berkeley, County. Va, will be thankfully re-
ceived by MARTHA WARNER, Summerville. g. G.
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A3- OFFICE OH iRLESTON GASILGHT
COMPANY, CHARLRsTON, 8. O., MARCH "a,
1869.--A DIvIDtND OF FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE on the Capital Stock of this Company hav
ing been declared By the Directors the same will be
paid on and after MONDAY, 9th proximo.
The BOOKS OF TRANSFER will be closed from
this tc to 9Th proximo. w. J. HERIOT,
March "a Secretary 40 d Treasurer.
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE A1ARBOR.
>& THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND COM
~ FOhTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
<@Awin resume her trips to historic points in
-. .the harbor, and will leave Government
Wharfdaily at Ten A. M. and Three p M
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG,
december IL Captain, on board. =.
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as Commissioners by the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, the books are hereby opened THIS DAY. at the
Banking House Of the South Carolina and Trust
Company, (the Southwestern Railroad Bank), for
Subscription to the Capital Stock of the vAUCLUSE
MANUFACTURING CoMPANY-the whole amount
e1ng fSe Thousand sharcs cE The par yelua OF 6lts
hundred dollars each. JAMES =. GREGG.
March 16 mwf1O Ooporni aeionar
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Shipping.

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIME.
FIRST VESSEL-ONLY REGULAR LINE.
4 EN The FIRST-CLAsS SCHOONER B. N,
MN HAWKINS, WYATT Master wants 150 to 400
zNASSbales Cotton and light FREIGHT to fill up ana
1znsmeave promptly.
March 26 WILLIAM ROACH r. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
GENERAL NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

A correspondent of The Omaha Herald
predicts much trouble next spihg from the Sioux ana
Northern Cheyennes.
f. G.. Randall, the Postmaster at Portland,
Oregon has been convicted OF mail robbery and senten
ced TO twelve years imprisonment.
Reeds extensive cabinet warehouse and
factory at Hamilton, Canada were partially destroyed
by fire on saturday night The loss Is $1,000.
"A dispatch from Denver, Colorado, re-
ports the killing OF named Mcguire. at George
town. on Sunday night. in a saloon, by q woman.
THE Central Pacific Railroad is completed
miles east Of Sacramento, within 26 miles Of Humboldt
Wells The road will probably be finished before the 18th
OF April.
THE extensive pork packing and lard es-
adjustment OF BOyntOu, Swallow Co., at Brighton,
Mass. destroyed by fire on Sunday night The loss
was $4,000
THE prize-fght between Mike Donovan Of
Chicago and John Boyle OF Peru, Ind was fought near
Upton Ind yesterday and resulted In FAVOR OF donovan
III the SD round.
One Thousand miles of the Union Pacific
of the Union Pacific Railroad Tor the year leoe are ON
cially reported at s5,O666Sl 6l
Cassius NJ. Andrews, aged 90 years, hail
frnm U1inois wa arrested at Buffalo on Sunday,
when about taking the cars for chicago charged with
Issuing some 80 forged checks on business houses.
Robbers attacked the house of eX-SheriH
Reuben King OF Robinson County, near Lumberon, C.,
and wounded Mr.. King and visitor named 3. f. Ward.
But little hopes entertained Tor their recovery. The
nerpetrators OF the crime escaped
=. Fred Sucker, private detective, entered
Keors saloon, No 90 Dearborn ST. Chicago, yesterday,
In quest OF Dan. Boechler, discharged empoye, VINO
was suspected Of fraud against his employer. While
there BOecher attacked the detective and out his head
badly with hatchet that his recovery Is pronounced
hopeless. Boeeher arrested
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

act bright burlesque again paper few fac To
about 1t must here suffice II is comprised in nine scenes
and involves upwards OF thirty characters An ae-
gorca scene begins 1t, fixing New-York its locality
aud presenting various representative persons. Eight
illustrations Of local theatrical matters follow and mag
ncent piece Of scenery by Marson the
This last depicts the Deep Depot" wherein Neptune
appears surrounded by "diyng bellies" The topics bur-
esQued are The Emerald Ring" "Barbe Beue," After
Dark 1.-THE Foxs Nest" Cthe Olympic, Opera BOufe'
wherein Ristori finds incidental place. The Lancashire
Lass" "Ixion," and 1.-THE Grand Duchess" They
are all living topics, and they have been here
In illustrated with much adroitness OF invention
and much pungency Of wit One of the happy devices
Public Opinion, with his whip, which he snaps and
cracks at divers attempted breaches Of prOpey and Of
taste upon the stage. Much may be seen In this
the moral purpose Of this clever piece IL was
carried through with great deal OF snap-hgurave
well literal. Miss Ellie Germon, Mr. Arthur Natthison,
Mrs. Eckhardt, Mrs. Prior Miss Annie Firmn. Miss
Emma Ames, Miss Clara Fisher, Miss Eliza Newton and
other performers sustained the several parts There s
ample talent and beauty in the company. Among the
newcomers especially greet Mr. Arthur Matthison,
player and vocalist who manifess lively both Of
character and comic situation sings with sweetness and
with vim, and guided by fine instinct Of taste Ref
to every performer is impossible at the
but ought TO be said in testimony the thorOughness
with which the Review" has been prepared that every
performance eyncedcarefu study and jealous effort to
excel There always danger that critical justice VIII
be withheld from the makers of fun. Mercutio
such happy fellow, that dream he may be In
need Of sympathy Much hard .work-and many tears
we dare say-went TO the making Of all the mrth with
which BrouRhams Theater inaugurated. II was
trying ordeal but it has been happily passed. and now
the new barge Dong described by us) safely en-
barked upon the smooth tide of public favor and pros
porous enterprise. May all suspicious winds speed it on
its voyage May never white sail be furnished; may
gfs
the gallant heart Of Its hemsman fall or its bright flag be
| strucki
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THE TEST INDIES.
CLrBA.

CONTINUANCE or TIE DISTURBANCES IN HAVANA.
HAVANA. Jan. 2j-Most of the recent
troubles between the citizens and soldiers in this city
have taken place In the Jesus Maria Ward. Yesterday
afternoon these disturbances broke out again in the same
quarter Some people the housetops fired upon the
volunteers IN the streets and tho latter returned the fire.
II Is not known whether anyone was killed. AZ late
hnur I'M the evening the house ~ senior Albania, rich
planter Who Is suspected of giving ala ana comfort TO
Inc revoutOusts entered by police officers sup
ported by guard of volunteers aud searched for arms
supposed TO be hidden there. The building was badly
dannged by the troops The spanards assert that this
@ 6. ~ mos fratn which the volunteers were
fired upon. At o'clock on the same night IN the vicinity
f The ou Coffee House and the racon Thcatcr oppO-
Site shots nrciat some volunteers who were passing
through the street. The lower hall OF the Louvre
WAS crowded With people, who utterly
or on the upper floors Of the building
The detachmontof volunteers halted laeeu to io1vIc
feet Several Spanish gentlemcn government employees,
aud officers Of the army were killed Two Geraan iner
were dangerously wounded samuel Sohnor, well
known about o Inc same time BY some armed
men, who supposed to have belonged 10 h YOUNGER
hcotor shos We're fired by which two ladies and several
freriy Kew West wreckcr has been brought this
nnrt ~ "A nrize by the Spanish gunboat Delta on
suspicion OF carrying supplies to the hgD9s wien ds.
S6ip lost on The Colorado Reefs The Arreta cleared
from Key West on the sth for sIsal
MEETING OF MILITARY COMMANDERS
HAVANA, Jan. 25-G p. ma meeting or the
commanders Of the volunteer forces III TINS city was hed
today Captain General Duce was present ana SAID o
depored tho recent occurrences IL WAS resolved thht
ali volunteers excepting those on guard sal hereafter
remain at their homes and only come OUT Whe sgha
of twelve guns Is fred at the command or ther chlet
officers meantime until the arrival OF additional reg
lar troops Spain, sailors from inc SPash neoi
war IN the harbor perform pfol duty ana they
are now patroling the streets outside the walls:
Business has been suspended since the commencement OF
the dlsnrhances with the volunteers. But the people
are now greatly relieved the feeling OF security Is grow
ing stronger as tho sailors are wen disciplined sober
Of all The city is now % p. M perfectly quiet.
HAVANA QUIET.
HAVANA, Jan. $50 o'clock p. m,I M quar-
Nothing has occurred tonight TO disturb the public iran
qunty The killing OF Mr.. Conner IL inc general themo
~ cayersatIon and Is looked upon as cowardly
sinatiOn.
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PRUSSIA.
A NEW NEEDLE-GuN.

The Berlin correspondent of The Daily Nelrs,
writes on Jan Q: About week ago tho Vosslsche
Zeihn0 astonishcd It's readers with paragraph an
nouncing tho invention OF new rife, called the
"ZGndwassergeWehr," or igutOn-water gun. Although
the experience OF the last few has prepared s Tor
oil SORTS OF wonders in the way Of firearms yet Ignition
water seemed enigma winch could only be solved by
the who knows how 10 set the Thames on fire Inc
passage copied in other, papers, and Will probably
little interest in other parts OF the world unt
the prOsaic explanation OF misprnt has cleared
up the difficulty The real namo OF the IN.
yentiOn I'm question Is "ZuudmcsserReWehr OF an
Ignition knegun. 10 appears that the cartridge IL made
of peculiar kind OF paper and that expOdes whe
cut by knife This sounds very dangerous; but must
assume that knowledge Of the details would show That
the ignition is not simple as 1t seems. Ileut-COl
Count LehndOrf one Of the Kings Aduants has tried
the new rifle at the Hasenhaide range near Berlin IN
company Of the inventor, Herr MeyhOfer, Prussan
country gentleman and the results very satisfsc-
tory. Herr MeyhOfer succeeded In two experiments IN
hitting the target 10 times In SO seconds Another won
derfui invention Is reported from st. Petersburg Rus
sian officer has constructed cannon which can IRE IO9
shots in minute IL II extremely easy 10 handle anu
very effective up 10 800 yards
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
TIE LoyDoS PREss OK THE CONFERENCE


me Standard. Of Jan. T. hopes ntte from the Confer
erea An The Poera erragcd IN a-s 100 dcony inter
ostcd In the subject matter of dispute 10 act as impartial
nrltrators Evon II peace be preserved IL Will be be
cause war sn0t Just convenient 20 those VINO Pre-
vent H. viii be postpOnement not settlement
OF tho difficulty. 1900 . ...
NE Daily Ners expects the Conference 70 preserve
care II fbuks tho exclusion OF Greece unfair but the
advantage 90 Turkey apparent than real Both VIII
have 20 submit the award Of the Powers. Iurkey ~
greatly 10 blame Tor giving the quarrel Us present dimen-
sOns. .-----..
he Daiy Telegraph thinks the demands OF Greece ut
that country are acting II they had lost their heads
But though the circumstance uutOwurd, The Icsgd
thinks the powers win not allow themselves 10 be iOed
by the mad folly Of Greece.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 25, 1869.
pIITg ISTROUUCED

sENAIE.-- .ALBANI, Jan. 3, 1907.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Genet-PrOviding that Avenue Railroad
may extend its track from Avenue through Seventeenth
and Eghteenthsts. TO Avenue A, aud through Twenty
third-s 90 East River also, from Avenue along Tenth
ST. 10 East River; also along said avenue 70 feminist and
70 SiXthayenue, to Christopher West, aud Duane-sts
also, from Washington along West Houston 10 Mestst;
also, from Greenwich along Charlton 10 Westst. Mr.
BanksReguating and prescribing the fees OF the Albany
County Clerk. Mr. Chapman-F0r free bridge across
the Susquehanna River, between Union and Nestal Mr.
FOlgerProyding that IT, after making any will dispOs
ing OF whole estate OF tesaOr or tesaX such person
shall marry and have issue Of such marriage such Will
shall be deemed revoked unless provision shall have been
made for such issue By settlement and provided Tor
IN the WILL in such way to show an Intention not 10
make such provision, and evidence TO rebuff the pre-
sumption OF such revocation shall be received. Mr.
Morgan-To provide for the revision, codhcaton, and
amendment OF the laws relating 20 the canals and canal
fund and the powers and duties OF the several officers
employed in the administration thereof The Senate then
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26
A srAN1sn REpuBLICAN MANIFESTO.

The PUcDIO OF MauTlu publishes MHhIItsIU
which has been issued by the Republican party In view
OF tho approaching elections Spain. The substance OF
the advice gwen TO tho electors Is 10 reject all doubtful
candidates. and 10 sacrifice personal rivalry and amD
nu ia order that the whole strength OF the party may Do
turned 10 account Tho electoral operations arc 70 be
closely watched and all Illegal influences strenuousy op
posed the other hand, tho fullest use y 70 pc hhe
Of the means Of legitimate agitation supplied by tho
press, by public meetings, and political organization
Union IL 20 DC tho watChward OF the party ana constitute
h. strength amid tho divisions which arc undermining
the moua!chicu party" The proclamation concludes by
exhorug the citizens 10 exert themselves 10 the utmost
n order 10 obtain the triumph OF the Republican can
dates and says that they are successful lt Vtsss
OF The old regime will DO swept away, aud spanbe saved