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BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.--Cotton dull: low Mid
ding nOminally "A. Flour quiet and steady at
yesterdays prices. Wheat firm; prime red Sl-30
al35; choice, Sl.40 Corn, new white, 90a96c
Oats, 56aSc. Provisions entirely unchanged
Whiskey steady but lower, at sl.O6as1O6H..
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-Virgnia 6's, old, Az
bid, As asked; do 1866, "a bid; do. 1861, - bid
30 asked; do. coupon, new, 53 bid, 81 asked.
settled and heavy. Money, 6a7 per cent Ex-
change, long, .; short, 9S. Gold 2la. 5-2o's,
1862, coupons, 124; 10-4os, coupon, 6x. Vir-
ginia 6's, ex-coupon, 50 asked; do. new, -
asked North Carolina 6s, old, Al; do. new, % =.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.-Flour rather more
steady. Wheat 1a2 cents better. Corn cents
better, 't"
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PERsoSAL.-Hsn. II. II. Starkweather, of Con-
necticut, and Hon. Il. NJ. McNeely, OF Illinois,
are at the Ebbrtt-
Hon. Justin s. Morrill,, of Vermont, arrived in
town this morning, and is at his old quarters,
No. $50 A street His family will arrive here
early next week.
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THE RAILROAD MEETING THIS EVENING
1t is expected that there will be a large and
spirited meeting at the City Hall, at N o'clock
this evening, to perfect permanent organiza-
tion of the friends Of railroads, and chose officers
therefor.
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THE SUPREME COURT Of the United States
will take a recess of one month from the 3Vth OF
Deeemher,
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THE CENsUs.-Among the features of the new
census bill the committee will report provision
for increasing the number OF members of the
United States House of Representatives to 300.
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Mr.. r. III. T. LEIPOLD, OF the Secretary's
Office, Treasury Department, has been detailed
az special agent to examine into the banking in
terests of the Department in the South.
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the weekly reception at the Argentine Legation
last evening, including the Secretary of State
and lady, Mrs. and Miss Cox, Baron Gerolt and
wife, Senator Sherman and Mrs. General Sher-
man, the Spanish Minister. and many others
well known in society.
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THE EXCHANGE OF MAILS between the United
States and France will cease, in consequence Of
the abrogation of the present postal treaty, at
ter the first of January next.
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ga very practical temperance society is the
Philadeiphia FounsaiA Society, who have in six
delphia, besides SIX trcughs for the use Of ami
mails. e-.t.Fa ~. ~ F.
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
MIR. James w. Marshall, OF Boundbrook, n. J.,
has been appointed First Assistant Postmaster
General to ill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Mr.. George Earle, who retires from the
Department to engage in the practice OF his
profession. Mr.. Marshall has arrived here and
will enter upon the discharge of his duties to-
morrow or next day.
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ATTRACTION ENGINE TO RE TRIED IN THE
SoUTH.-The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceiyed communication from Savannah, Ga.
asking that permission may be given to the Yer
non Shell Road Company of Savannah to i'm
port from England free of duty "A Traction
engine, y TO be used on their road between Sa-
yanrah and Vernonburg. They'state that it is
to be used as an experiment. only, and ii it
should be successful, would be of vast advan-
tage to the country at large, as it would facil-
itate in bringing to the railroad dcpots and the
river landings the agricultural products of the
country more speedily and at a less expense than
bv teams.
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NAVAL CHAPLAIN APPoINrED.-Secretary
Robson has appointed Rev. John X. Lewis, OF
Syracuse, y. Y, to be Chaplain in the United
States Nayv.
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SECOND ASSISTANT ENGINEER CHARLES r..
RoELkER has been ordered 20 duty in the
Bureau of Steam Engineering at the Navy De-
lartmpnt
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THE GARNET met at noon to-day. all the
members present, and remained in session most
OF the afternoon
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RATCHFIOR.S HAIR DyE.

This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable,
Instantaneous, disappointment; ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes inv rates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK Or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at BatcLelor Wig Factory, No.
10 Bond street, y. Y. 80 Seoly
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month of Dec ember the following named parties
are to be hung for murder: Owen Hand, to be
executed at Brooklyn l.. l.; John Fields, at
Williamsport, Pa; Zachary Taylor, cOlored, at
Antoine Maurer, at New City, n. Y; William
Burke, at Jamaica, i. l.; Joseph Messner. at
Rochester, n. Y; Daniel Walsh: at Chicago, IN;
Max Klengier, at st. Louis, Mo-; Benjamin
FarhOut, in Wyoming county, N Y.
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The Case Of Rev. Sella Martins
Daughte
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PERFECT Manhood.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils of
SELF ENERvATlON, with certain help for the
erTing and unfortunate. Sent in scaled letter
lpes. free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. . -eo3In
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u is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world
making ieess, stiff, brashy hair, healthy soft, and
glossy.
Price 500. For sale by all druggists.
X. Z. HALL 4 Co, Nashua, y. H., Proprieters
BO 1 i'm
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PRESIDENT GRANT AND W. Fl. SEWARD are
to receive rings made Of the "las. spike of the
Pacific Railroad.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

The UNITED STATES STEAMER MIaNro
NOaAH has arrived in New York.
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Urau
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1sT,
BOIELDIEC CHARMING OPERA
LA ID VI Z l. III Z.
t ..... ~ -.
Reserved Seats. Psrquet and Dress Circle soc extra
Resery ed Seats, Orchestra Chairs extra
Balcony and Gallery. cts
MATINEE PRICES.
Admission, tincluding reserved seats, 1 90
No extra charge for reserying seats aOU.
$780, -- -- -.-s. s.>IU =.
Seats can be secured at the Theatre II
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENTs.-The
President has appointed John Parsons, OF Ohio.
to be L. 5. Consul at St Iago de Cuba.
Thos. A. Savier, Edward r. Geary, and Jesse
Applegate, to be commissioners to examine and
report upon the road and telegraph line author
lied by the act of July 18th, 1866, to be con-
structed by the Oregon Central Railroad Com
pany.
VIM. f. Smith, has been appointed Post
master at wOodstocks, Ill.
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THE SPANISH GUN-BoArs.-A motion to dis
charge the Spanish gunbOats from custody, on
the ground that there is no war existing between
the United Ststes and, Peru, and that there is
proof Of their being intended TO act offensive
y against Perm. win be argued before Judge
Blatchford on Thursday; in New York.
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/, Indianapolis has a lady. UniversaIist
preacher. Al the young men of Indianapolis
are now Cniyersalsts. . 80.
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EXCURSIONS. DC.
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

IYOR MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW. Capt Thomas StsckpOle,
leayes her wharf, foCt Of 9TH street, II
pAILY .teN-ept Sundays at 10 m. SreS9fEN
l6IMOCNT VERNON. touching atzSD0.
Alexandria Forts FOUte and Washington. Marshall
Hall. Md. W Whte House and lone, Va, returning to
JAMES SYKES, Gent Supt,
auZd OfiCe-Willards Hotel.
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THE King of Prussia has lately reprieved
Wittmann, who was sentenced TO death, and
committed his punishment to imprisonment for
life. As this criminal had been proved guilty
of making away with his four wives, one alter
another, and his two children, from purely
avaricious motives, ii is supposed that this act
of clemency Is a sign that no more capital sem
tences win be carried cut in Prussia, and that
the punishment Of death will shortly be abol-
ished by law
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THE DARIEN SHIP CANAL SURvEY.-The L.
s. steamer Nipsic, which has been fitting out at
the Washington navy yard for some time past
to sail for Aspinwall, as heretofore announced
in THE STAR, will leave about the last of this
week. The Nipsic goes out for the purpose OF
making survey of the proposed ship canal
across the Isthmus of Darien. Commander Sell
fridge will have charge of the expedition, and
he now awaits instructions from Rear Admiral
Davis, to whom all the papers and maps per-
tanning TO the survey have been submitted by
the Navy Department. Il
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MARRIAGE In VIRGINiA.-The statute law OF
Virginia, whose general laws arefthe best i'm the
world, provides for all attempts TO deceive the
woman by pretended marriage. 1t is as fol-
lows: = ...E.t
Every marriage in this State shall be under
license and sOlemnized in the manner herein
provided; but no marriage solemnized by any
person protesting te be authorized to solemn Le
the same shah be deemed or adjudged to be
void, nor shall the validity thereof be In any way
anected, on account OF any want Of authority in
such persons If the marriage be in all other
respects lawful, that is, be between. persons al
lowed by law to intermarry, and be consumma-
ted with a fun belief on the part Of the persons
80 married. or either of them, that they have
been lawfully Joined in marriage"
ANoTHEEt "NATIosAL CoNvKNrIoN.v-It is
proposed that the various "trotting clubs OF the
United States shan elect delegates to Q conyen-
ton next year. the object OF whioh shall be die
forming Of National Trotting Association, to
prepare and adopt code Of rules for the gov
ernment Of races and race-courses througkout
the land. n ID proposed to institute various re-
forms In the turf management, to rule fraud
and chancery of the track, and to let DRYERS,
course debsrs him Who commits IL from recog-
milton on an Other tracks.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.

ATIONA L III L \ TIRE.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 50, 1s69.-Jay Cooke & Co
furnish the following quotations Of Governmen n
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HoNORs TO RHPoRTER.-Mr.J j. X. Edwards.
long and favorably known in Canada as Par
liamentary reporter, being about to leave
Toronto for Washington, where he will fill
responsible position in the line of his profession
was on Friday last made the recipient of hand
some public testimonial, which consisted OF
valuable gold watch and chain, handsomely
filled purse, and for Mrs. Edwards an elegant
silver tea and coffee service. The presentation
was made on the floor OF the House, and address
es were read by the Hon. John s. Mcdonald
and Others. Mr.. Edwards confreres Of the press
afterwards entertained him at dejenner in the
parliamentary saloon, the use of which was
specially granted for the purpose by the Minister
of Public Works.
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LOCAL NEWS.
MIXED SCHOOLS.

The Opinion Of Corporation attorucx
Cook
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4.11.44.-Ben Wood, representing the interest
OF the lottery dealers Of New York city generally,
with their attorney, Mr. Elmore, yesterday had
an interview with Commissioner Delano, during
which the assessment made on the lottery dealers
was the subject of consideration. The amount
of the tax assessed is over $4,000, and as the
revenue officers had notified the parties the tax
would be collected under disarmament, they
now ask that an exception may be made in their
case, by which they may carry it into court as
defendants, instead of plaintiffs. The Commits
sioner refused to make the exception, and the
test will have to be in the usual way. The as
sessments ON lottery dealers in Richmond rs now
promI tly paid, but the complaints are numerous
that the taxation deprives dealers of the best
part of the profits. They are branches Of New
York firms, and the course pursued by the reve
nue. officers in New York win doubtless cause
many complaints from that quarter. ..r
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The GREATEST PROJECT oF rHE AGE-T'he
Darien Snip Canal. directly connecting, in the
middle, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. ami
cutting or fourteen thousand miles. more or
less. "a cutting OF the Continent Of South Ame-
TICa.-N. D. HTTcId
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THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES A DELEGATION OF
IsRAKLITRs-A Plea for the Persecuted Jews ta
Russia.-A delegation Of Israelites, consisting of
Messrs. 8. Wolf, A. s. Solomons, H Adler, i.
Abram, Of Cincinnati, and Rev. j. s. jacobson,
of this city, waited upon the President this
morning, and were introduced by Secretary
Boutwell,, after which they presented an appeal.
signed by many Jewish citizens, aying the
President to use his kindly Offices with the Car
of Russia, through our Minister Resident there,
to effect a revocation a modification of the
Ckase lately issued by HIM expatriating over
two thousand Jewish families into the interior
Of Russia. 4
The President. in reply to the delegation, ssid
it was contrary to the spirit OF the age to perse
cute any one ON account OF race, color or re-
Iigion; that il would afford him much pleasure
to be the medium OF requesting revocationof
the ukase, and he would lay their appeal before
the Cabinet to-day for consideration.
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PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RFNFWER

Can have their hair restored to its natural color
and If il has fallen out, create a new growth, b
u.irg
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THE HIGu PRICES-The causes or tle r-,.s.,.,t
high prices operate in cIrclc Il coSs> IA 'rv a
produce things lhau formerly. maiuil bs-.srr~,,
labor j. higher, anu labor i higher becalsa Ia
ing = more costly. Nobody i cnntsut-d WITH
the profits customary before the war. aud cannut
aiioFd "a bc, because taxes and other 1r-.t'sSa-g
expenses are ~ much heavier. And 40 = T. "a
whatever dir, ctiou ~ look. Tho custom lin =
fault with the retailer. the latter tll -iws fh.,
blame on the wholesaler. he saws the rea' trnuble
y WITH tie Manufacturer or producer. aud the
latter wants to know how he i going - I've %
less price for his goods ur wares Suppos
all acknowledge that one - a. much 20 ~
as another, OF rather-which i prob
Tie truer st3tcment-that the present s,al,
living has irrcSi>tilly followed from cen,
eanses. without amy special fault on THE pa
INDIVIDUALS. he real question l.. how shall .,
get out ot the pre'ilcament? Here. too. tit-
mast evidently Toe the same conjunction of iur
ences. IL used 70 bc said that bring down gol .
and everything else would come down. Il o.
not prove 80. however. for the same reason Ne
have noted namely, the interdependrnce OF -
many agencies bearing upon the matter. First
OF all. We want series OF good crops. to make
production abundant. That viii give the first
blow TO the high cost OF living. That will cheap
en- labor without injury to the laborer, which
VIII multiply and cheaPcn manufactured goods.
which will extend business. With these prp
cesses will come n relief from the necessity OF
large Frohts. a dminutiOn OF the rate of taNa-
uon,~ith undimlnlsbed Revenues to the Govern
mcnt. and gradual return 10 specie paym,uts
In short, a. President Lincoln said about ;he
war i'm one Of it dark periods sswe must keep
regging away" Every man who does all tho
work he can, and lives a. frugaly, and pays as
promptly, il doing his share toward the return
OF better times. And il we can only have the
greater part of the millions Of people pursuing
that course. the Improvement will be absolutely
irresistible, and pretty rapid, toO.-BostOE JOaf.
How To hEEP CIDER SwEET.-Put the cider,
fresh from the press, into large kettles. copper
or brass are best. iron will color the cider:
boil and skim until all the small pOmace or other
impurities have been thrown OF. Have ready
clean, tight barrels. kegs other vessels that
can be sealed air tight; pour the cider INTO the
vessels boiling hot, seal Il up at once, and place
II where ven design having u remain. before t
cools. In this way have kept CIDER inst as
sweet and nice as was when running from the
press. for two wears. and know no reason why
II Should not keep for many year If carcfuIl1
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She is a Legal Pupil and Must be
Treated as such.
Hr. Cook Reserves an Opinion ON the
Other Points.

corporation Attorney Cook has rendered the
70. owing opinion in the miNe,-schcol case. re-
f,I ID TO HIM by the Sub Board of the First Dis
Evening star., 1869-11-30

srHE HIGHEST Cash PAID IOR LADIES
j GsutsI ard CbiIdren- Cast-CH Clsthinx, Boot
shc~r, etc a. n = HAKTOGEsSIS, "a 3thstrsei
bet~-.n N and y. Any order through mail promptly
attended Io. &C 3-iy
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ThOs. Royce, Newspaper Agent, San
Francisco, is authorized to receive subscriptions
and advertisements for our paperrand act az busi-
ness agent generally.
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Business men, worn by care and sedenta-
~ habits, often suffer from constipation of
the bowels, until the evil consequences of
such condition are realized in extreme de.
bility, nervousness and prostration of the
vital energies of the system and it may be
safely asserted that majority Of the female
sex are little better than invalids, from the
same cause, but by simply using DR.. Walk
er's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrTERs, this natu.
raj aperient and tonic brings back the yigor
and buoyancy of health
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The simplicity and practicabiiity Of this new
Plow c0mmsads Il faVnrabiy to the special notice
Of every farmer. 1t possesses decided superior
iiy over ali other PloWs now 10 use. The wheels
are foar feet in diameter kad run on the unplowe1
land. It's entirs construction Il in no way com
plicaied The PIou l. managed in every manner
with case, and Fequirca only Wo levers 70 be used
in making any alteration. The superiority II the
"Gay" Plow will be clearly shown by The follow
ing certificate
We the uniersigued. citizens of Linn eoEnty.
Oregon. having purchased and used upon our
farms the GAY" PL0W, hereby certify that the
same has given us entire satisfaction. It's facility
for adjusting TO suit the depth Of the furrow wh-
ont moving from the seat. Is simple and easy
We like the PloU for its draught because the samc
Is brought 10 bear directly upon the plow beam
instead Of the eArrisgs also beeanse II Ia strong
and durable, all e7aept the wood york being con-
strneisd Of WrongB&sron no castings are used.
The wheels running upon the solid land is an ad-
vaniAgs over other Gang pl0ws in striking on
lands and In Plowing, not having to make the
necessary changes in the machinery and the seat
is always level not throwing the driver forward or
sideways rs in other Plows. Better work and
more Of il can be accomplished by the use Of this
Plow than by hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the "GAY'
PL0W 70 suf brother farmers n one having no
superior in Oregon. j. q. REED.
MAY 20, 1859. A. s. L0oNEY,
W. IT. GOLTTkEE,
W. p. ESHoM,
T.. W. PIKE.
HENRY DAVIDSON.
EFThe "GAY'' PLoW is manufactured by
II. Goulding, Portland Machine Shop. All orders
will be promptly attended 10 by addressing
g. =. GAY,
May ~ '69v4n40y1. Portland. 0g'n.
:. BARRoWS & CO., and JNo. BRIGGS
are authorized Agents for Linn and Bentor
counties.
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Pure blood IL essential to sound health and
long life. No chronic disease, sores, ulcers,
skin eruptions, glanduIous swellings, dis
charges from the ear, sore eyes, sores or
cankcrs in the mouth, will never appear If
the blood is pure. TO secure this great de.
siderAtum, take DR.. Walkers VEGETABLE
VINEGAR BIrTERs. It is the great Blood
Purifier, and life giving principle, increasing
the power of digestion, and exciting the
absorbants into healthy action, whereby all
impurities Of the system are carried Of.
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mercial party to California, speaking in
the highest terms of their reception there,
and expressing the beliefthat great trade
will soon spring up, not only between
California and Chicago, but with China,
via San Francisco.
Madrid, Aug. 6.-Nearly all the Carlist
bands are dissolved, and have DISAPPEARED.
They are discouraged, and the movement
Is considered dead.
NEW YoRK, Aug. The Heralfs
special from Havana dated August 4th,
gives intelligence from Santiago de Cuba
to the Both ult, It reports that the au-
thorities had seized the American mail
for Havana. The citizens released from
confinement had again been arrested by
order of the Courts. ValmsEeda has sent
to ManEillo three hundred soldiers under
Col Quiers, from that port. Part Of the
expedition will be sent in search of Col.
Forreno and $50 Spanish soldiers, who
had not been heard from for some time.
Fears are entertained for their safety.
Some of the volunteers have deserted TO
insurgents, The cholera has broken out
among the Spanish stationed on the plant
atoms.
JACKSON, Miss. Avg. 6-The G0rioN
Of to-day publishes an address signed By
thirty-six Old Line Wings and Democrats,
representing every county in the State,
urging the people to support the National
Union Republican party, and vote the
ticket they will present, claiming that
this party are the supporters of the views
of the President and the Congressional
plan of reconstruction. This party has
called = nominating convention for the
eighth of September, in this city.
The HeralTs special from Richmond
says that Sheriff Mayhem and Deputy
Stevens, of Norfolk, payed visit to Tsy-
lor's farm in that county, for the purpose
of serving writ Of ejectment on negro
squatters. They went down in = buggy.
Coming TO the village they left the horse
on the road and passed through the differ
ent streets, leaving notices at every house.
When they returned to their buggy they
were astouished to find that the buggy,
horse and harness were decorated all over
with the notices which they had just
served. On inquiring into the cause, the
negroes informed them that no attention
would be paid to those notices; that the
military would have TO remove them.
They offered no violence TO the officers
but assured them that no civil law was
recognized in that village Thus the mat
ter stabde. Taylor is deprived of his prop.
erty BY the military, and to recover it he
is referred TO the civil Law, which iS pow.
erless.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The Spanish
Minister is in the city, but his object has
no direct connection with the seizure Of
the Spanish gun-boats. He is waiting In.
structions from Madrid. The boats still
remain under guard Explicit instruc
tiOn as TO what is to be done with them
will probably be received from ssere
tary Fish to-day. Delameter, the contract
or for building gun-boats, is anxious about
the vessels. They cost him over 5000, 900