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CHARLESTON

CHABLE EsrON, November 30.--COtton easier
exports TO Great Britain 20s8 bales; coastwise
llsl bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAYAN,sAH. November s0.-Gptton QUIET
Sy5<; sales 80 bales; receipts 5000; exports
1873 bates
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Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention 70 the above. vye re-
specially request g continuation OF yonr t,a-
trOnage, and promise. Dy strict attention 10
business. with the interest of our patrons
ever before us, TO merit 70.
nOZ d.SW HILL. FONT NE 4 CO
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CHANCERY SALE
-OR-
WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1859.

No. 2Sis. o. R--Chancsry Court or SfeInT his
Henry T. James vs.. VIM T. Epres staI.
~ Y virtue OF an iBteriocurory dec ea Iu this
ID cause, / Will sell a. public aucfiO- 20 be
highest hidcvr, In the town OF FORT i-ic-er5ul.
on WEDNESDAY, Decem bar u, isi,'. within ic-
gal hours, the following de- scrioeu l.cal Eslzile-
10 wit.
The snufh half of Block No. 70. IN that part
OF the city OF Mem phs csiilrd q Fort Pick Eiug.
and lyin. between Finn street On tu- tst,
and Fourth street on the west, and tihoiSUu
street on the south. aud the Erst All ey east Ct
GhOlson street on the nOrth, fronting l:a fe c
. Inches on FIfth street and 500 feet on GLOl-
son street
TEaMs OF SALE.-C Cash to the emOunt 0f tho
decree herein and eUsts; balance on q credit
or twelve months. Equity Of rels mpt-oD
barred.
In case the above sale shall fan 10 bring the
smouEt of The q. cree herein and costs, theu
and IN that event the north nall OF esiU
Block No. 81 viii be sold, Ia lots or suudivi-
siOns; sale 10 continue until she aIuoUur
requisite 20 satisfy the decree herein AID
costs. in CASH, IS yielded.
Terms Of sale OF north half OF BLOCK NO =
One-half cash; balance en- a credit OF twelve
months. Equity Of redemption barred
nos A ALSION, c. ard ".
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TELEeRAPHIc Markets.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, November b. Cotton firm
e higher. sales so bales; I plands ~ j.
Flour s. s5o5 ~. Whisky 81 U3dl g.
Wheat-No. Spring 81 2Sal 20 corn 81 Il
81 IA Rice steady; Carolina 7@5g4e. cof-
Zee unchanged. sugar heavy--Cuba lldlil4.
Molasses quiet-PortO Rico 62)l96SL.
Dry GOods-It being just AZ the close Of the
month, there Is little demand for any class OF
textile fabrics, nor any inli ortant change in
the prices. The decline In Merrimac b prints
yesterday 70 ll1z has failed to inpaft any
stimulus 10 the trade, " hieh, upon the whole,
Is hralthy though quiet.
Money-Mr. .Boutwels sudden change of
policy to day, Just on the eve OF the Inaugural
lion of the programme OF the Treasury De-
paftment tor December, was the all-. -.bsorbing
tonic OF eonver- alton in financial circles this
afternoon. All bids for gold under ~ were
rejected and as the Treasury proposal 70 sell
a million OF gold only drew out bids fr ST.
495 600 at 10 65-lO0d l2l 100, they were all re-
iected. The firm making ths large bid denied
The right OF the reci cietary 10 reject their bid
under present sdvisement, and rendered 10
ths Assistant Treasurer tbs legal tsnesr notes
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HAYTI.
Late Mail AdyiCss from the Vest
Indies---Affairs in hayti.

NEW York, November 3O.-MaiI
news from Hayti 10 the 18th, states
that Cape Haytien had surrendered
to the revOlutiOnists. The gunbOat
SalnaYe had been sunk.
Preparations were making to attack
Porte-au-Prince, then the only place
in the possession Of Sainaye. Salnave
IS fortiying and strengthening that
place, and swears that he will blow it
up before he will surrender.
The brig Meteor had arrived at st.
Marie from the United States, with
ammunition, etc.
The yellow-fever prevailed in that
port.
The ram Atlantic, intended for Sal
nave's use against the rebels, will
leave Philadelphia tomorrow for
POrte-au-Priuce.
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MORE WHISKY.
Petitions to Congress to Reduce the
Tax on the Ardent.

LOUISVILLE, November 30.-Ihe
wholesale liquor dealers Of this city
will memorialize Congress to repeal
the Internal Revenue law OF July 70,
1869. They suggest that the Govern
ment assess the capacity of each dis
tillery and that the distillers pay the
tax every fifteen days, and when the
spirits 20 on the market they shall not
be subject to seizure by Revenue
officers.
Rumors are rife tonight that Geo,
Z. Heinsohm, an alderman, lately en-
gagged in manufacturing tobacco, had
decamped, leaving cashed forged notes
and indebtedness amounting to $20, ,OOC
or $50, 900.
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On tuesday. Decembar 7ih.
Receivers Sale.
On thursday, ihG eth Uay of December. 1873

A 7 the hour o. &c O'Clock am, ~ the auc-
y ton house Of kOyster, TT-z=v1ul & t.o.
on the corner OF 1istu ana Jefferson So Eearz.
in the Clty Of Memphis Nlil sell % fft.
highest bidder, fOr cash. the 1ONowiu- d.
sclibed Bonds and Noes .Crp0-Itsl t.s IL a.
Waddeil. 10 secure hls tade1tt dlta, 10 ne
GayOSO saving fasti-utiOu:
live Bonds. Nos. ~ TO 4 inclusive Thra.-
bonds are made uy &. l.. Wa4d-ls -ud toa.-
man bnN d, dated Aiay O. Is,6 and la5 bile .--d
May, fslZ Zach - these bau..s D. -o- enc
thousand doflarS. and each has seven L.. eau-
pouS, EOI due, for thirty tailtr- .srl. Iiss.-.-
bonds are secured by & deed ga cut CL tl.s
OFerton Hotel and other zeal es-nfr f.s ss..
city OF Memphis nsde oy C.. How'd ard e
W sgdell, On the "a Mag, isc5 sI4d recoI ded IA
the registers Office o. -He!4s -ilJi-ty . ellIi.
IN Book No 20, part Isl, p.ige5 a5i, ~. t;c
one note dated November IS ls51, made tv
=. b Robins 8 Co., fog $500. yaysilie .sl tgg
OF January ls7U, 10 the oc.ier OI .. Is. V al
dell, ano by him indoued-
seven % notes mae BY = 2. Robins & Co,
Memphis. Nov "a Der !, i>t-. -O~ SEA eac ca as-
able 10 The o. der OF z b. W .sLd- d. and uF
him indoTsed. payable As follows. u .e. liir-a
months amer date tyO, 81 G.u- IuuEr ..- d llr
date; two NJ nVe months ate C1l.. o-y-at-
six months after date, auC enc a. seven
NOM hs AFTER date
nos :. MCSiaN- Eeeg frnr.
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For division between owners,
On the 18th Day of December.

To the highest and best bidder The houses
and furniture are In good condition, and eve
rything Is in readiness to continue business
Accommodations for 100 visitors.
For further Information and circular de-
scTiptive OF property, address
nr.a EI.1.I- q co prnrrlafnra
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AVALuARLEE

CONTAINING I60+z acres, 90 acres cleared
u and IN good tillable condition. the balance
In good timber, will be sold by the under
signed, heirs OF Hugh Mcclellan, to the high
est bidder fol division, on
Tuesday, the 9TH Of December next,
Between the hours Of n and 2o'riock, on the
premises. The improvements are a good
dweliing-ho Kitchen, smOke-hOuse. sta
bles, cribs and other out houses. grslss-lot and
rnc young orchard. row bearing Said farm
is situated u miles northeast OF Memphis, In
the first civil district IN shelby county. two
and a-half miles from shelby Depot, Nj. 8 o..
Z. r., and on the road lead ing 10 PJrtersvilie-
IEEMs-Hall cash the balance on a credit
OF twelve months, with a lien retained.
Z. c. MCCLELLAN.
W. r. MCCLELLAN.
VI. A. DAVIDSON.
uol7Wt II. J. MCCLELLAN
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Adams Street Residence at Per-
emDiOrY Public Sale.

WE are directed TO dispose OF the B-ic~
w Building situated on the south size g
AdnIns street, hFst DIV ellluE-lou5c east ol iisa
bayOu-turee stories aCove gr0uud wiz god
basement and back yar,l. convenient 10 the
business part OF the clIy, and FaIucuia IS so
20 the Memphis aud Charleston A.i .ltuad
Depot Ihe sale is peremptoly. The prop
eTty can be examined before lbs sale, " hicl
wiz be on The premises, at : p.ul,
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The bridal tour OF Richmond
couple was walk to Jail. They had
furnished their house with stolen
goods.
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BAILEY SPRINGS
Laudardale County. Ala

THIS celebrated Watering Place, with the
4 Hotel and cottages, containing I'D Sleep
ing Rooms, beside PariOrs, Ballroom, Dining
Hall, Kitchens. Bar and Billiard Rooms and
Offices, together with about 100 acres OF land
adjoining the springs tract, and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bar and
tiley Fixtures, Mules, Cattle. Hogs, sheep,
etc,
Will be IdPnblicIv
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COTTON FACTORS,
$50 Front Street,

icEtHS SdSUs McniphtSg iOitn'
WE are now receiving one Of the largest
w and best selected stocks of gOOtS 10 has
ever been our pleasure 70 offer 10 the trade,
and to first-c ass buyers we are prepared to
offer Inducements that cannot be surpassed.
500 sacks Rio Cohee-a1l grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-all grades;
80 hhds. Louisiana Sugar-ali grades;
SEQ packages syrups and Molasses-an
grades;
l0O kegs English Soda;
2oO boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Macksrel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky;
100 Bourbon Whisky;
100 Rectified Whisky;
so Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
50 boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGAsON q CLAY,
ses $50 Front Street.
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Farm
AT AUCTION.

I 'HE farn, belonging TO tbs estate OF D. @.
i Goodloe, deceased, lying three mile
north Of Forrest Ciiy. Ark, containing 80
leres-l5o el-ared; VIII D- sold TO highest
ltder. st Madison, Ark, WEDNESDAY, De-
sember Is. 1873.
al f.nnnT M AGrufr
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25 Wood Choppers Wanted.

ATO. c. WHITES woodward, AZ miles be-
"A low Memphis, IN Arkansas. on the river;
good timber ash and oak; 81 50 per cord for
ehopping; pay every satu day supplies FUR
better Information apply TO l.. LAWHoRN,
dealer In groceries and family supplies, 2
Main street, near Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Depot, Memphis, Tenn. nosQ
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ThursdaY. Decsmhsr 81.

TfRMS-1hird cash, G, l. and is months,
with interest, and trust deed upon ile prep
srty sold We repeat, IN order nor TO le gvei-
inOk ed, that the sale IS positive and per-
SzIPtOry. Titis peTieet.
ROTSTETt, TREZEVANT & CO,
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I'VE are now receiving a complete and care
w fuily selected stock of GROCERIE Is
our gO0ds were shipped at very low rates Of
freight, and we offer them to the trade At low
prices. Csli aud examine.
nc special attention given 70 the sale Of
Cotton and cOnSighHienls solicited se5 d4w
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SALE OF STOCK.

IN FRIDAY, DECEMBER I-TH. at my resi-
" denee, six miles nOrth OF Forrest gity
AK. ! viii sell a lot OF fine Mares and Colts.
Mich Cows. Work Oxen, Beef Cattle, Hogs
and Pork; also,
"Cyc1OPss7
A thnpugil-bred blood stall lon. and sTER-
LING" a short horned Durham bull
Ny creditors especially invited to attend.
del 4. T. GUODLOE
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COuRT cLERx,l
MEMPHIS. November Is, l2si9
n@ Notice is hereby given. that In accord
anee with an order OF the Quarterly Court,
made this day. / win cOuntersign all warrants
issued for appropriations prior to october o,
1859; also, all Jury Warrants which are out
standlng-all OF which win be reesived in
payment Of county Indebtedness at this Office-
nois JOHN LOAGUE, CleIk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ThEsf . , = III II 7 .
MEMPHIS THEATER.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING Dee l>t-For
the Beuedt Of Mr. J. e. McCOLLDM, the
young and talent actor, on which Occa-
sion 5lrs a.. p. BOWERS VIII appear ia her
grand iinpPrsonatiou OF ELIZABETH
queen OF Engiand-EliZabeth. Mrs. u. p.
Bowers; Robert, Earl Cf Essex, MIR. J. C..
MctoilOIn.
Tomorrow Thursday, December 2l LADY
AUDLEl'S SECRET-Lady Audley, Mrs. b.
p. boWers-posit'vely It's last representa-
ton -Hn arttstlc euCft, prononnced bN the
press ard acknowledged by the public, n
perfect triumph ot art.
FTday-Nrs. Bowers Farewell Benefit
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slgetu- 2lork Daily Gribmar&.
FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1869.

In Parliament Mr. Gladstone has requested postpone
ineut OF the discussion ON the Alabama Claims. The
action Of the Lords on the Church Bill had excited the
public mind and it proposed to reopen
Reform agitation. The Emperor Of France is
said to have made confession of error, and some
concessions legislature Canadian papers ad
voeato guarantee Independence by the United States
aud Great Britain. Spain probable that the Cab
net will resign. The Captain General of Cuba has pro-
claimed the closing ports, ana the treatment
Of flbusterlug vessels pirates Our Government will
siren CITIZEN IT'S feet in Cuban waters.
The Governor elect Of Virginia was enthusiastically
received at Richmond and his speech foreshadows the
policy of his party. Bayard Taylor delivered an adj
dress aud poem from Oliver Wendell Holmes was read
at the dedication of the monument to FitzGreene Hal
lock at Guilford Conn The Army Of the Gulf held their
first reunion Long Branch yesterday, Frank Blair ap
pearng in character. fire occurred at Titusvile, Penn
yesterday winch destroyed 1000 barrels Of petroleum
Master Fred Grant saved young cousin from drowning
yesterday. The National Camp Meeting at Round Lake
is beginning TO assume large proportions.
The City Controller yesterday opened bids for S2760OO
of Tax Relief bonds over S12 100000 being offered
average Of IO2 The cashier the Central Bank has alb
seconded With about 100000 The presence Of the Har
ward crew who sail tomorrow for their international
Race exctes deep boating and college circles
Con GOlcOura charged with breach OF neutrality In Mt
ling out the Cuban expedition has been discharged.
Judge Bedford yesterday sentenced John Howard an
complete OF Reddy the Blacksmith, to State Prison for
Ave years The st. George CricReters defeated by
the Willows OF Brooklyn yesterday The Germans are
moving for the Introduction OF their language reRu-
tar brancG OF study in the schools.
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If a man should write and publish a book to
prove that two and two make five, and that a
straight line is not the shortest distance from
point to point, his family would probably con-
slider his intellect impaired, and put him un-
der wardship. Yet here is one Lord Cairns, who
rises in the House of Lords during the debate
on the Irish Church bill, and solemnly declares
that the union of Church and State lin Ireland
and everywhere else) "is the only security for
"religiOus freedom and independence" Running
over with wonderment, we put this sublimely
audacious statement upon record for the instruc-
ton and amusement of future generations For
admitting every modern amelioration Of the
ecclesiastical government of Ireland, the 1.-THE
system which forces n man to support a
church to which he does not belong, which
he never attends, and the doctrines of which
he totally rejects, would seem to preclude
religious freedom aud independence" pretty
eifectually.
The general theory of Lord Cairns, that to
secure religions freedom there must be Union
of Church and State, is refuted to-day, and
has been refuted for more than q century. by
the experience and example of the United
States, while all history proves that whenever
Civil Governments have undertaken to support
religious establishments by the authority of
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number of ladies in Cambridge have estab
lished Cooperative Housekeeping Associa.
ton with a number of gentlemen (including a
College Professor) to help them along. First,
they are to have Cooperative Store House,
from which food will be supplied at cost Then
they propose a Cooperative Kitchen, in which
food will be cooked at cost. Finally, they i'm.
tend to set up a Cooperative Laundry in which
clothes will be washed aud ironed at cost.
Without pretending to dictate, we think that
the Cambridge women should have the last
named institution first. The waste and drudgery
of washing at home, without the aid of steam
and the steam.engine, the patent wringer, the
hot room for drying, and the mangle for iron
ing, are among the worst of our modern houses
keeping disadvantages. .......
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The idea Of employing Mr.. Robert Buchanan
(who cannot write ineligible English verse; to
edit MOxon's (London) edition of the works OF
Mr.. Longfellow, who can do what Mr. Blu
chanan cannot, strikes us as queer bit Of lite
rary drollery. The patrOnizing style of Mr..
Buchanan's preface, in which he observes that
"there is seldom any tremendOasReSs about
"this singer"-that Mr.. LongfellOw is "pas-
" sionless" and calmly commonplace" and
that he never treats us to "the scream of
"pain" or "the thick sob of manly tender
"ness us about the coolest bit of impudence
and vanity which has lately come under our
notice. We can understand why Mr.. Moxou
should print an edition of poems which SO
many people in England wish to read, but
why he should commission red-hOt maniac
to introduce the volume, we do not under
stand, and do not expect to.
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There is an auctioneer of real property
in Boston who displays in his advertisements
the choicest gaces of a beautiful style, and who
may DO called the George Robbins of New
Athens, Having an estate to sell in DOrches-
ter just "gobbled up" as they would say in
the army, by omniyorous Boston, our man of
the hammer announces that the purchaser of
the place, in addition to "cool shades and
bright flowers" will have all "the benefits of
"a city government He can not only vote
for Mayor of Boston, but also "amble in the
fields and gather the wild flowers that per-
"fume and adom this charming spot" This is
really a rus IN urbe which is not common, and
we anticipate vast improvement of the breed
of pastoral poets in those regions.
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We are pleased to observe that lady in Salem
has burst into satirical song against the
Grecian Bend. She prefers "a bend over the
washtub and over the churn," cover the
" cradle and over the good Book"-"a bend at
" Church" and ga bendn that shall not be
" like the ,amers hump" or "the pannier of
" the donkey" She is unalterably opposed to
all fashions which make women shake in De-
"cember and swelter in June" and with the
love of a bonnet just perched on one hair.H
she keeps no terms. She AYERS that most of
the fashions are invented "tO hide some de-
" fOrmity." This may be the purpose, bat not,
we venture to assert, the result. Many of the
modes which to-day obtain, simply italicize de-
fects which might otherwise escape the eyes
of masculine critics, as we can confidently as
sure our female readers, fair or otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Infinite Soul, it will call all places sacred where
a sweet humanity has followed after the
Highest. And when we lay our great ones
down to rest, whether they were of high or
low estate, we have laid them in "a grander
temple than the marvellous Church, if the
pavement be the green turf and the roof
the smiling sky. We will seal them in no stony
isolation from their kind, but give them back
to kindly earth, that out Of their sweet dust
violets may spring. But the shaft of stone shall
tell their nobleness who had once mortal
life, and the living shall be grateful for
the inheritance Of their genius aud their
simplicity. 1t was fine saying of
Schiller that to the Artist is intrusted
the dignity of Man. No artist ever kept tho
trust more simply and more highly than Fitz-
Greene Halleck. What could we do for him
yesterday save to leave him in the Poets
Corner, and to cut his name in the stonef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Suffrage. but solely as to the disfrancmsement
of ex Rebels. The Democrats cannot hence
forth take ground against Negro suffrage
without throwing themselves at once INTO
minority. This they are nOwise inclined to 40
They find the long end of the yoke decidedly
preferable. and mean to retain 1t. They voted
NTH Blacks and for Blacks at the late election
and elected several of them to the Legislature
Il was not so in Georgia, where, nevertheless,
the Democrats committed gross Oiunder III
expelling tho Blacks from the Legislature
Sucb suicidal offenses do not bear repetition.
The World sees that the day OF Govern
ment by Caste is over-that Impartial SUI
fraee is a fixed fact Yet it dare not brave
the fury of its party by frankly telling 1t the
needful truth. 1t began to tell them IN leoo
that Emancipation could no longer be resisted
and was bulhed into seeming to back down.
It saw last year that the States as recon
structed under acts of Congress, Black
Suffrage and all, were not to be overthrow
but George T. Curtis and Frank Blair came
out on the other tack. and The World sue
cumbed. So with regard to the preposterous
platform and suicidal ticket put forth from
Tammany Hall. 1t now sees clearly that our
late differences are to be finally adjusted on
the basis of UNIVERSAL AMNESTY with IMPAIR
TIAL SUFFRAGE, but dare not plainly say 80
What is the use of leader who never leads,
but is continually whipped in to repeat stale,
outworn party cries which are at war with his
o,pn clear fresh convictions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

The temper of the English Commons in dis
cussing the Trades Union bill is commended
with reason, we doubt notify Ihe Times
Though the present bill may not pass one Of
the fruits of its discussion will be proposal
from the Government to repeal all laws making
workmen's combinations illegal, and to relieve
them from special penalties for offenses under
the Trades Union laws. Thus is recognized
not only the power of trade cooperation for
resistance or for profit, but the natural right
of labor to combine and have its free being
Social laws will better govern the Trades
Union than any act of Parliament. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

What Mr.. Gladstone says of the Alabama
Claims makes their pOstponement this year
from the Commons matter of certainty. In
his announcement to that body he observes
that an interval between negotiations will be
agreeable to the American Government on
account of the state of feeling in this
country. 1t would be not less agree
able, we presume. to the British Govern
ment on account of the state of feeling in that
country; but this we let pass. Mr.. Gladstone's
words generally accord with the late fore
shadowing from Washington, and compel us to
seek for some new meaning to the report that
Mr.. Motley has called upon the British Gov
eminent, and come away dissatisfied-that is to
say, if the report be true.
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Smnstmtnis, 1t.

BooTHs THEATER Twenty third-st. between Fifth
asa sIh-aveaThis Evening q" Buoeh Arden" MI Edwin
Adams nd Miss Blanche De Bar
BROOKLYN SKATING RINK.-This Evening.-COn-
cert by DodWoHhs Orchestra
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN Scventh-ave. and Fifty
enhsLThs Evening Al 8GTsnd Concert Fhso Thomas OF
skestrl Mr. j. Lew
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, cor Eighth-ave: and Tween
o. thStTbs Evening At a." Oliver Twist Lucille "tsierp
NBIO's GARpEN-This Evening at s." Sin
bad ths Sailor" Lyds Tbompsons BSsqus troupe and the Co
dOshe Troupe.
OLYMPIC THEATER. - This Evening at 81 Inc
New Psntomias; iissory Diocory g. L. POI Kray
Troupe
WALIACK's THEATFR.-This Evening at S-Ienny-
sons Idy Black Byed Susan" Boston Sewyn Combi
nation
WooD's MUSEUM, Broadway and Thirheth-stT
This Afternoon al this Evening B"Tbe Wandering Jew" b
Kddy.