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wrongly addressed, or not deliverable for
Whatever cause, and all registered corres-
pondence not deliverable for any cause, shall
be returned as promptly a. practicable TO the
onginanng once, q It's cost, IL any cost rs in
CURED. Any hostages on returned CORES
pondence which may have been charged
against the returning once shall be disc harsed
from the account All other correspondence
which cannot be delivered shall remain at the
disposition OF the receiving admin istration.
. ARTICLE XVII. Small sums Of money NAV
oe mutually transmitted from one country to
the otner ~ means Of postal money orders;
snd the rates and conditions NAV oe arranged
oy agreems Mt between the two departments so
soon as such arrangement may be found con-
ARTICLE XVIII The two administration
shall in conc ert establish detailed regulations
for the execution Of these articles; and both the
articles and the regulations may be modI ded
from time to time by accord Of the two admin.
trations, as the exigencies Of the service may
require.
ARTICLE XIX. This convention shall take
enect on the nrst OF April next, and shall con-
t'nue In force until one year from the time
when one OF the contracting parties shall have
given TO the other notice of its desire to ter.
inmate II, unless sooner terminated Or modified
by NUT ual agreement
ARTICLE Xxx. This convention shall be rati-
fed on the part of the United States by the
Postmaster.General, and on the part OF Italy
by the Director General Of Posts, and the rati-
hcations exchanged as early as possible.
In testimony whereof, the two commission.
ers nave subscribed their names and affi xed
their seals thereto.
Done at Florence in duplicate original, this
eighth day Of November. A. ID. eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-seyen.
f.. JOHN A. KAssoN,
ISpeciai C0Rn.sstoaer, DC, dc.
ISL Gro. BATrrsrA TANTEsIO,
-, C0mnaiSSioR<r of Posts.
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TIE MARYLAND STATE AGRICULTURAL
FAIR--Baltimore Will this week doubtless,
present an unusually aninAted and holiday
appearance from the large numbers OF visitors
who ore expected TO be In abundance upon
tural and Mechanical Association, CONNER.
cling to-morTUw. The Inauguration Of the ne q
fair groupds will be accompanied by grand
military display OF the Maryland National
Guard Of that city, consisting Of nine regiments
Of infantry, finely equipped and discip lined,
two full batteries Of artillery and several reg.
inepts OF cavalry from the city and counties.
its ualnumber Of visitors during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

HON. koBfRr WALKsR, who has been in
iii.heai'h in Philacelphia for some time past.
mas returned 70 his home in this city. : -
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~ Bsnhzrs' ssd Bvoksvs' fslee.apa, ya~es A.
Gassaeay. opevofer.l

- Oe<s1fs &F'sNs frt,fIdISs so8f9 ".
r Gsssseay. opevofer. -
Lewis johnson q DO. onots stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markses - fohowG .t
Nsv YokK,Oetober l,.--Secooa Boare-u.g.
6's .ce1 coupon lls S1o'a. isok. coapon. lass;
lseA ooupons 1IsSi iSes, eouponA llsA; lsaA.
coupon. nsw. il7x; eNA le1, ooapos.
ll7As s!3ps, lsee, coupon, ii7a; le-so's COUPON,
lyrai Currency s's l07s; Canton. sea;
Cumberland, 2sk; MariposA,s, Ohso ana nss-
:,ssippl CsruAaise 2es Paelns NAH %. sss;
Vsssern Union reieErsph, 3ek; Qaicksuvsy.
ID; Boston Waiss Power, none: New York
Central 1oek; Erie 3og; do prefsrred. a;
HUDSON, LIZ; Rsadine. S&; 0ichieaa Oes-
tral, 122k; Michigan Southern, W 4; lninob
Oenrn, 1885, Cleveland and P1ttsburK roo;
Nornvest ia; DO. preferred 50; Rock
lalandL 1884 Fcrs Wayne, Sax; Alton q Term
Haute, none; Toledo snd Waoash- IS !; Adams
E1prees, S. welle, Fargo z Do. Exprssa,
sos; Uniteo etasse Express, S. \; Amsrican Ex-
press, Jk; Merchan1' Uaion, sX; OMioago
z Alton: nl \; DO. prsrd AK. MNkst sisady
LONDON, Oct. as' p.ra.-Oonsois, ssx.
boads, Sa's, stx; SIS, SIX; e7's, eS. latoS,
70. Illinois @k. Erie, aIs. Atlantic, IS
Market steady.
Rsaes, ilf S6c. ~ A''
LIVERPOOL y. m.-Ootton market sceady
sales l2.o0 bales Middhng Uplands, u, Md
ding Orleans, l2S
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MASSACHUSETTS PoLrTICs.-A strong coali.
ticn is alleged 70 have been formed between the
Liberal Republicans and the Demecratic Cen
pose OF defeating the Prohibitory Liquor Law
candidates. It 10 understood that the Democ.
racy have expressed their willingness to secure
this end and 10 cencede the election of Repub.
lican Legislature, If by so doing they can secure
The success OF the remainder Of their ticket
Active measures are about to be taken to carry
these plans into operation.
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CUSTOMERS, like sheep, are gregarious and
flock where they see others 60. II nobody else
We're engaged IN the same business, il would
Re importans to tradesmen and dealers to ad.
veriIse in the paper, because people are tampt.
I'd to buy what they read of. But others are
engaged in the same business; and even II they
do not advertise, IL becomes the more important
for you to DO so If they do advertise 1t becomes
deubIy impcrtant.-Anon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

PRHeIDrNT GsAEr and family attended ser
wees at the Metropolitan N. E. Church at II q.
m. yesterday.
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PERI HYIcmTHE expects to visit tais city
dpnng, the holidays g. 4eA ... s T7r
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The Governor OF Tarragona, Garcia de
los Reyes, was put 70 death BY the popuIace
OF that city, because he opposed the RepubIi-
can movement Of General Pierrad He an.
preached the Generals carriage TO remonstrats
with bim, when the mob, who Judged from
the revolver in his hand that he was about
TO hTe upon their fayorlts leader, poupced
upon MIN, cut on his head and threw the re.
maInder into the river.
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TnANKsGIvING DAY.

THANKSGIVING DAY.
Telegrdphed Erclasirely to Tae Eueasng Star.
CoLUMBUe, ONO, Oct. 25.-0oyeruor Hav.
today issued proclamation setting apart the
18th day o. November next as 8 day for
than nksgiy wing
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WA. b. TopD. Esq.. has been Appended by
the President Trustss OF the House Of Correc.
ton for the District Of Colum bia.
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- A gentleman absent from Nashville ON
business journey received q despatch from
home 10 this effect: -Your wife had q child
iast night but Is doing well today" He hur-
rIed home with very various emotions, TO find
that there was q mistake. The nurse who
signed the despatch had written .schtl,- and
the operator knowing fun well thar letter
was missing from the word, guessed thai II
should end with d.
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Nh. Low, the new Minister to China, Is ex-
pecfed 70 arrivs In Washington shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

HOY. ID. X. CAKrRR. Chief Justice OF the
Supre ne Court Of this District has returned
to the city "a t ~ t...
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ALLEGED ATTlNPT TO PoIsoN.-A negro
Woman named Eliza PoseJ has been arrested
TO poison Mr.. VIM. L. Bowers, residing in Still
reno. She lived In Mr.. Bower's family, and
u said to have been caught putting the poison.
ous substance In his co6ee.-chester soicn, Ma
Ntps : -. ~ -
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w. J. SCow1LL, of Baltimore. has been CD.
pointed postal clerk on the care between this
city and New YORK. ~ % aT
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

lHrsREAL LRBvssuR--The receipts from this
source to day were Ss76 6,3Os.6a. FL, 9--,-r I
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rhE CHNCHNNAf1 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1elegrdpheS Ezcissicely TO TAe Eseaisg Ssar.
CINCINNATI, Oct 25.-lt 10 thought thar the
Board OF Education will tonight exclude the
Bible from the public schools
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PElsoNAL.-Major Ben Periey Poore is back
from his Eewoaryport farm, in fac conditen
for journalistic work, Of which he does a.
nach perhaps a. any maa IN the couotry.
Mr. d. W.. Bartlett, another veteran CORES.
poudent, is in town, in a suany condition. II.
ter q season OF ,ooral- -loorai izng on his norts-
er1 fsrm fE.
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TIE POET BRYANT connsels a Young contri
bntor TO the Post as follows: my young
friend, observed that you have used several
French expression In your article. I think II
ycu will study the English language, that
you will find IL capable of expressing all the
ideas you may have. / have always found it
so, and in all that / have written 4 do not
recall an instance where was tempted TO use
foreign word. but that, on searching found
better one in my own language"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

RHv. DR. PIHoKgHY, of the Ascension
Church OF this city, was in Geneva, Switzer-
land, October ION, and left there for the United
States on Saturday last. -' Ell
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.,AnoNe THOSE who had interviews with the
President to-day were General Harvey. Sea.
ator Dole, Oliver Ames, President U. p. E g.;
E H Rollins, Z. L. Persins, Secretary Of New
Mexico, and Others.
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THD-PRRsIpsHr and Mrs Grant win leave
here at noon tomorrow for Philsdelphia, 70
attend the wedding OF the daughter Of Bishop
Simpson, uahe Is to bemarried in that city on
Wednesday. They viii return On Thursday
evening or Friday morning.
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.Alexandria and vicinity.

The following items are from the Gazette Of
Saturday eveving: s- .s... tr.i
THR LArs OUTRAGE rumor current
on u. this A. atsnss had
the maa charged with committing the outrage
upon Mr. Crowns little daughter on Wedces-
day morning last. out Of jail ana lynch him,
nine and ten O'Clock last night three unkpown
men did knock at the jail door, out Mr. Hud.
gins, the turn key, would not open II, and when
happened to be there At the time. went out
through the door OF hts private residence and
informed them that they could not see the pris-
oner at that hour. They tken left i'm medietely.
seEted 40 terrible indeed, and her father says
that ne believes knife was used By the Perpe-
traitor Of the outrage. AZ the crime was com.
mitsed outside OF the Corporatlon lines, and
Sheriff Kirby, of that county, says he will
start with Church for Fairfax Court House or
Wednesday morning next. F
I (The-iittie girl, IL 10 reported In Washington,
died OF hss terrible injuries on Saturday even-
IngI .s G.
was observed issuing from the windows Of the
Mayors Office BY some Of the butchers who
We're preparing their stalls beneath for market
hoa-s, and the doors havink been broken open.
it was discoved that the floor and the wooden
partition were on ire- A few coal scUttles full
of water, however, sson exttpguis he'd the
flames, and the damage sustained, which was
very sight, was repaired this morning by tho
company IN which the whole building is in
sured. 20
Txs FAM OF THE LATE J. M. BORIS SOLD
We learn that the farm OF the late'J. M Bolts,
near Brandy Station, C0lpeper county, en- the
Orange, Alexandria ana Man assas Raiiroad
containing upwards Of nine hundred acres. has
neen sold to q gentleman from the NORTH, for
$50 per acre, or about e55,0oO cash.
IRE CoLoRED DELICATE FROM ALHrAN.
DRIA.-The Richmond Dispatch say, "6sorge
SeatCn, the colored member Of the House Of
Delegates from Alexandra, In said to be u orth
SlO0.dOO." Hardly that, we suppose. But still
that may be the figure. He has been an indus
trioue, thrifty man, and saved moSey.
NhCUs SRSzED.-The exhi ibition Of Ltpman's
circus, advertised t0lN place at Manassas
yesterday, was prevented, IN conseq uence of
the seizure OF the tents, horses, trappfngs, &c,
beloneing to II, BY the sheriff OF one Of the eoun.
ties along the line Of the railroad.
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DOMINION CABINET APPOINTMENT.

feiesrafhel EsciunvelyGo He,Erening Star.
SUBBIc, Oct. 25.-Hon. NJ Dunkin has re.
signed the Treasurership OF the Province OF
Quebec, and been appointed Secretary Of Stats
IN the Dominica Cabinet
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rBy Cable.l
fHE MARKkrS TO-DAY

7esegraphed EzciEsirely 70 fhe Eue.ing Ssar.
6ALrIno11 Oct. 25.-Cokoa quiet-uomi-
nany n 26a26S. Flour dull-fav orlng suyers
Howard streetsaper ss.s0as5.7s; do. extra 50 2sa
eS-sOae6.s0; do. extra ss.2sas7 IS; DO. famliy,
s1Sa&9 IS; Westeru super, S5.sOas. IS; DO. extra.
s5.!5as6 50; do. family, s7as72s. wheat dull
Corn dull White. s,Sssfis Sssl1f l'S S.,oS
slos. Oats dull at J6ase. Rye, ell0asi. n.
Pork firm at %. Bacon quieS Rab sides, 20,
fisaa fs,a CO. n;. 2ia :hosidey,, z; Mans. a..as.
sl.22. Stock rery scarce, with more buyers
than sellers.
BALTIMORE. Oct 95.-Wm. Fisher & Sons
quote Virginia SIS, old, IS bid, ASK asked: DO
lse6, 81 bid, 81 asked; do 1867, ~ bid, ss asked
NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Stocks unsettied, with
downward tendency. Money 67 per cent
5.Ne, ls61, coupon, 2OSi l0-io's. coupon, sS;
Virginia Sixes, ex-coupoR, So, do. new, 81
Norm Carolina Skies, old, a.: dc. new, 3ex.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat unchanged. Corn lower for Nm
sound, and firm for sound grades
y ka-b besh- o-da.way, a Chippewa chief,
has three Indian wives and wants q white one
promises her that she snail have plenty 20 eat
assures her that he has never vet struck any of
his wives ana avows thar mis- heart is big. we
do rot know his post-ofnce address.
- Within the past day or two the people OF
Sing Sing have enjoyed a sensation n the dis
covery OF tour ha1an skeletons on a farm sd.
yoinine the camp nesting groands, snort dis
lance from the village.
The daughter Of Q wealthy grocerymau In
Boston elop with q colored barber on SaGur-
oay. Ire Iady rs only seventeen, and an
a.te ndant upon one Of the mcst fashionabIe
female seninaries In the country.
insNeveda specis Do % scarce thar atbe
liheie OF q pelf dollar can be heard from one
/; nd OF the State TO the other.n
young woman went up in q balloon NJ
re Miami county (Ohio) Fair, and after an
nours noe pumped down into q pond. ana
was severely but dangerously sswetted. |"
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has connie.
.so ner reIoinder In the Byron case and left
for Brooklyn, whence she viii .oon
proceed 70 Florida. Her editorial connectioa
win Hearth and Nome will end this m onth.
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CALEB GUSHING TO THB CUBANs Some
prominent Cubans having addressed Mr.
Caleb Gushing in regard TO certain features Of
their course. he sent the following as his main
objections to their policy: First their consti.
tntions were manufactured in. this country.
Second, when they could legally have pur-
Quietly nassed on nnarmed TO Cnbs. % thew nHse hss
persistently attempted 70 At out armed expe.
ditions. Third, this course gave the impress
sion to our government that they were seeking
opportunities to involve us In trouble with
Spain. and greatly prejudlced the Cuban
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- Sevsrunene eec0rsstes.s
WASHINGTON, October s6 lsos.-yay Coose A
Co, furnish the following quotations. OF Gov.
eru u<nt &C urftfer
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FOREIGN NEWS BIZ CABLR.-Mr. Gladstone Q
recent letter, declaring It the intention Of the
British government not to grant amnesty to the
imprisoned Fenians, has caused considerable
dissenst0n among Liberals ahd 1rishucen in
England. The London Amnesty Association
entered tss protest, and proposed to show pub.
lie sentimensb By apublic meeting held in Lon.
sS..Ss9 ~ rAity tnoSssnd Peopae. Kssofutions
demanding the release Of the prisoners were
adop:ed and infiammatory speeches made The
flag Of the United States was displayed and
An impertai nasnifesfo l. OK pscted In France
to-day. Many rumors prevail ~ to its con.
tents, bat aothinc 10 positively known. Some
journals assert the government 10 making
enormous military preparations to prevent q
public disturbance to-day. Another element
OF Gistpr rbance is becoming evident Ia q gene.
raj strike among the workingmen of Paris.
originating from a strike OF the merchants
clerks.
The ceremonies on the euccessful completion
Of the Suez canal will begin at Port Said on
the 16tn Of November. The vessels forming the
feet will proceed TO asmaili on the next day,
and remain there till the 18th, and will 20
through the Suez on the 18th, where the pro.
oesdings will be ended on the followi M day.
General Prim announced In the spanish
Cortes Saturday that If the Gcp men ical Coun.
ctt ehoald adopt decisions hostile to the Span.
Ish Constitution they would be treated - null
and void. ...-....
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PRRFECT MANHOOD,

IseAYH FOB YOUNG MBH on the evils q
81 sIkI-DNDRvATION. with eertain help for the
vsloRes. Tree Of charge. Address HOWARD As
ISOLATION, Box p. Philadolphfa, p. Oo16- 6-oo6sn
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Pedestrians on the streets appear to have
some rights. An injured one M Boston has
just recovered fifteen hundred dollars DAMAGES
Tor three ribs broken BY wagon e. he was 1t.
tempting 70 cross 9 thsroaghfara Whsn
hundred dollars they will be apt b hate mose
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real property belong eing to the estate Of the late
Gov. Hammond. of South Carolina, took place
at Augusta, ia, last week. With the excep.
bought in by the executor. The plantations
Sold were Cedar Grove, 1854 acres. TO Major
:; B Cumming. Of Georgia, $4,000; Silver
BLUM. 1,90O acres, 70 Maj. Paul r. Hammond
6: Chapman, Esq, OF New York, for S6,5OO.
Inese lands are situated mainly on the South
Carolina bank of the Savannah river, and
within easy access Of Augusta or savannah.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

LEp% Ct s'
The famous Burlss9us Of ..s.
Or. TH. Man AZ FEBs wHs.L.
i'm Ne s.1 Tols ssS
iSI%sd every ;s:.sis:i nisS. dasiss p .:s.: .
:snisd here viii sli IT. oIisns ssS spslkiias % It.
irsctiors, entire new scenery, and sli the original
s. % hsb Es of
Wednesday "a PsS isS Srs1ssi Burls'ass0
ID sa!YSkaiAn SSiidl.ns s' & ss0'i oe
LINCOLN HALL. :,
PAATTTI:: PfATTI:
MAX STRAI00CH resvectfuIiy anuouaces
sss Ysst i:a ':s
ton, MILE Csrlotts - D..
PATTI,
MI. MI make her ar.t :plsarspcs in Washington
ONE GRAND PATTI OONCIRT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. Sd. as ,. IN.
J. u lie Car!otts Patti will be as.isted by
Pc. ei.:sle.i y. LAM. Es.G q. ssr as'.ris:
s.ss,.s.s 1ss 9s. s...s
Its.ioS ks.srr.d Seats, fssssRs'n''' sasr!
ss :s e tSs it Mn:io ssor. 81 Msses
The Grand Piano used is from the manufsctory
u eteinwsy Sons. oc8
SECOND MASQUERADE AND CIVIC HOr
BKOTHERLY OoNoLSvENo a,sPK.
ODD FELLOWS Hall. NAVY YARD. .
THANKsGIvIEG I'VE, Nov II, 1868.
Ticket 81 admitting gentlemen and ladies'
froi. John Ballet Master
COSTUMES be daf La hsf
esst, OPP. Marine Barracks gate. 1ccs5 81
,s.l Hky1 Sn TaIs
!. ' : ::ss = e.: .s ::
and splendid sssortme nt Of in line.
ss s"ss r.: s.sss ASs sssS e
's'' at all times ''d''rsstE sEfs r si,s ,assrRoso
IE4AsHlSsAsIl s.,.sss 81 a S|,
stressS - nov open for the reception Of
bay. 2 Snd ins sSsls q tuition Mi..s.
SSr,.Hsns ~ sscsen, nom to ,. on Tuesdays,
Essie:, :1S sso. s:'sEsf' * q m Tuesday,. and
fsf dss!ienen, from to 10 ,. M. w.ane sd.y,
W ois:s Sq Tor sdxanssA sehol.rs Of Ladies .nd Gen.
:' Sss sssas e ..4 .. tn.
Academy Or .t the Masie stores. 90 S-tf
%: sesI On 1xl!IffI01 I1c. 1ss
s,s1.,. s.s I At A7RxsAf44}sy. sr.n.,. ,ss
EisSt Doors sSsv: 0dS Tsiio.s Hsli, i'''
2s,s,es 2:l ss.sftass, t, 43cEssst.c, 0srs%S:: q:
sS.s, fssSsr. ffssss, fistsss Ssea ga wi,Ss: fs:
oA5A. flseSs 1s9sober Maas61 IanSSr.
g alE s -.
P1C,NIGs. ExCURsI0Ns.& 20.
issAiSRs Rakt ssso6fa+iS5SEP 81 or iS5SEP.ss
:sle.:,s sis ;; ~ 8. fss::s aaes:ss "a BIZ
q n0nDAl OetsHsr nj. ~. TiskstS y
Ts. .. ::::"'s s.1 azscy = p. rhe.as s.ss-
:F:ss, DAi5n p.. for nS6al' nsSs65Hal' yh7eSS3EH86::;!
sss..is :sso. is.s.s !. ss:isi'a9 : Ia sa,. 49, -
Ysrs % Mount yeflsq spQ SSkufr lin ~ - -
.,u.u = aSAfutoSesq ,SssS2Sa6
TAIL efyLI --0Ave yourold styls 0fbE HAf
\ eek 20 > hsso - - 4.XVHskW
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PBRsoNAL.--Senator Casserly, Of California,
Is at the Ebhitt. 80. Hon. Leonard Myers, of
Pennsylvania. Is at wiilards'. -. Hon b.
+. Butler is In town. sss-- .-..--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

THE BALTIMORE CTY HALL 1MBRoGLro.-
In the first branch Of the City Council, on Sat.
urdAy evening, message was received from
VIM. II. Norris, Esq. City Counsellor. and
Rotert T. Morrison, Esq City Collector, that
the ordnance providing for the appointment
Of new buildine committee for the new city
over the veto Of the Mayor; also enclosing the
resignation Of the old building committee A
resolution was passed in the first branch and
concurred in by the second branch, declaring
t. ordinance referred to legally passed, and
declining TO take any action upon the mayors
message except TO lay 1t upon the table. The
City Council subseq uenty went into conyen.
tion upon q sealed Communication from the
Mayor nominating new building committee
in place of those resigned, which the conven.
ton declined to consider. A resolution was
also passed in the first branch declaring the
veto message informal and invalid, 1t being
printed pamphlet and not even having the
Mayors signature in writlnR.-BdLtimOre Sun
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PosT-OFPECl DEPARTMENT,
wasprNcHou Novsr,, he, % tSS,

"AchIN1TON. NONeu UT ~, lcOs.l
Having examined and considered the fore.
going articles Of a postal convention. for the
modification Of q convention executed bet ween
the I'm ted States Of America and the ingdom
OF Italy under date Of eth Jaly, 1ss,, which
were agreed upon and signed in duplicate at
Florence on the eighth day Of November, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, by
the Hon. JOB N A. Kaesop, special commissioner,
&c, on behalf Of this department, and by Chew.
alier Advocate Giovanni Battista Tantesio
chief director Of the Post.Ofice Department Of
the KINGDOM OF Italy, on behalf Of his depart
ment, the same are BY me hereby ratified and
approved, by and with the advice and consent
OF the President of the United States.
In witness whereof, have caused the seal of
the Post.Ofice Department to be hereto afh xed
with my signature, the day and year first above
written.
isKAL. ALKxANDRR W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General United States
WASHINGTON, November 30, 1867.
hereby approve the aforegoing Con yentlon,
ans IN testimony thereof have caused the seal
OF the United States TO be afiixed
SEAL ANDREW JoENsoN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary OF S,dts.
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