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MOBILE, May 25.--The Presbyterian Assem-
bly, on Monday appointed commissioners to re-
wise the form of church government and dis
oiphne. The committee reported in part to-
day.
The assembly recommended its Presbyteries
to throw their lcentiates, 80 far as practicable,
into destitute felds- On the subject Of co-cp-
GRAFTON with tho General Assembly of the old
school, in the labor among freedmen, the fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted
Resolued, That inasmuch as the correspond
ence Of the Score. ary Of the Committee on
Freedmen of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church in tho United States Of
America, with the Secretary Of Sustentalion Of
our church has developed no practicable mode
OF cooperation between the two churches in
their Efforts to evangeize the freedmen, this
General Assembly IS not prepared to take any
steps contemplating the proposed concert Of
action.
Reso.oed, That the Secretary Of sustentation
is hereby instructed TO communicate the fore
going resolutions to the Committee on Freed
men of the General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States Of Ame-
rica.
A resolution for the maintenance of simpli-
city in church music was laid tover. A mis-
sionary meeting was held on Mondsy night.
plan was reported for insuring the lives of
ministers, and resolution was introduced
looking to an amendment Of the charter Of the
church. At the meeting tonight several ad-
dresses were made on the subject Of education
and publications.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

he vomito was raging at Guadaloupe.
president Grant has gone to Annapolis.
st. Thomas advices state that the steamer
Arago bad arrived to tow the Peruvian moni-
tors to Barbadoes.
4 Cabral had crossed the Haytien frontier. ana
the whole republic was in arms. Aux Cages
;Was again unsuccessfully bcmbarded.
An anonymous circular, issued at Scranton.
Pennsylvania. threatens death to those coal
miners who descead the shafts to work. In
an Dnt four mines the men have refused 20
work. Va ssri,t,, !, .ti
4. In the negotiations between the two oenaral
AAaeanhhes Of the pre=t55ssssss. 0isurcns now
in sesaion In Nav York, DR.. Beatty. or the Oia
School COMMITTEES. addressing the New school
Conamitsee, which roee 70 receive thes,, amid
great applause. sand: "This will probahav ~
the last assembly thar will be called upon 4,
interchanse civihties, inasmuch m ii, fature
they win both be one" The remark elicited
Spontaneous applause.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 25.-The steam tug William
Parks exploded at the foot Of Dock-street, to-
day, and four persons were killed.
There is q fire at Hunters Point progress-
ing, and it is burning over space four acres
In extent Blight Eropellers and other ~ rsels
have besn burned. So far. the Oil tanks on the
dockssare now burning. apd an explosion is
expected. The loss will certainly exceed q
million.
81. B. Van Auken, President of the Durango
Silver Mining Company, cut his throat fatally,
to-day.
The steamship Russia, from Liverpool to-
day, ran down the Austrian ship Figlia,
anchored off Bedloe's Island, which sunk in
fifteen minutes-no lives lost.
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The BnrainRanae mission from. China to
the nations Os The West is spoken rR In re-
cent number OF the 6haIThai Courier with
profound disrespect. "rfe ChinSee a1thori-
tes," 1t sayss stlsugh a6 flie iniA0CAnce Of for
and no authority. as Il they were act,aai,y en- en-
trusted with the c0nfd denoe p1 the Emperor.
They say they may make MhEtAver agreements
they please, ana IL very favorable 10 the Chi
nese Rovernnent will be, alad5y ndOpteds but
repudi Lated. Uhtzer sscfx eironrn1tsfSe tits
nOs likely that asay permanent Rood viii come
ont OF this anomalous naissicn. Tho deCeptiOn
win bs made clear scrne day. and the eIpose
good faith O1 the N]lineee, while The facility
with which they hed heen Imposed moon VIII
NOT increase the 0hineee respect 1oR the WIZ
d ON Of; 10fei@n naAions.s s9F gs ,55n77iS \ a.
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Applause I'd manufactured la sorne Of the
-featcr nnust imagine SsySsRl axtSuulasati ShaYra-
EneTs AZ four different plsces under the pit
noor, AND go that they might stglke ON D string
Doang pulled. The noise produced by these
yards from these hamnaera. Ia tho centre OF
the pit, were placed two instruments which
an1itated the Clapping Of the hAndes They
were twO large caaeanete ooyCyod with leather;
cords met ina part OF tho theatre, unkucwn 30
au except the Tnachinfst, And we're fAstened 20
etx sfxonR wO0aAt Keys, Ike tA0ee az d plaxo.
AZ certain passages Or the piece tho rnachinfBt
places hia hnger ON one Gf another Of the keys
ana tho applause was f0xlhcOninR.
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EUROPE.

4 RESULT OF THE FRENCH ELECTIONe.
rAhls, may 25.-The elections have resulted
30 lar 10 re"urn OF one hundred and ninety
three mem bers for the government and ninety
ZOE the opposition. In the last Corps Legis-
III the opposition had but forty-ive. Theirs ia
defeated.
STATES. .s
b LONDON, May 25.-The press continue to
puoiish bitter articles on the Alabama claims
lfhe Standard rory,) bitterly assails the Eng-
hsh Radicals tor addressing the Americans in
terms OF affection, and The administration for
tne hattery with which Americans have been
,pesmeared, and assigns It as the causes Of their
present menacing attitude. ''No man with
Eeglish blood in his veins should deal with
MI. Summers speech in such q feeble
land unmanly strain. America had been
deceived into the belics that England
would meekly endure insult and humbly sub
nit to chastisement. and had all but commit
ted itself by a message which. addressed to
such nation as England. could only be
answered by a challenge. America remembers
the plain facts OF the late war, and cannot be
humbugged into the belief that the bulk Of the
English people approved of the subjugation of
the South. Such assertions make Americans
believe that England is telling lies to escape
Hoen thrashing. We are never guilty OF the
meAnness OF denying the sympathies we enter
tts,aea il order to escape the displeasure OF O
successful party. The educated classes who
sympathized with the South are the nation
the masses are only their followers
SPANISH AFFATRs.
MADRID. May 20. Admiral Topete has been
appointed Minister to the Colonies al S,aterins.
I 1t ls rumored that Prince Augustus, or Po, u.
gal, will not be put forward as q candidate TO,
the Spanish throne, and negotiations are on
loot for his marriage to the daughter c Duke
Montpensier. .
The Republican papers Of this city assert
1shat the recent vote Of the Cortes has only dc.
ferred the scheme for federal republic, not
! defeated it.
Queen Isabella has proposed TO abaicate in
&Favor OF her son, Prince Asturias, though Con.
gales Bravos, her former Prime Minister. and
Rnd others. have advised her otherwise.
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Special Motifes.

aS- FINAL NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS OF
CREDITORS against the Estate Of MOSES D.
HYAMS, deceased. must present their claims prop.
erly attested, and those indebted to the same Will
make payment to the undersigned at Office Of S. z
TUPPER, Planters and Mechanics Bank, East Bay.
8. y. TUPPRR,
THOS III. DEVICES,
Nav 26 waA
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aFNOTICE.-TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF MOULTRIEvILLE. sULLlvAN's
ISLAND.-Al persons claiming title to lots Sulli
vans Island upon which dwelling houses have not
been erected within the time prescribed by law. and
who wish to retain the same hereby notified to
enclose them at once In order that such lots as may
have been abandoned shall be declared subject to
cation and occupancy.
BY order Of JNO. N. TOUHEY,
May "a A& Intendant.
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arTHE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment of material Of the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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The BuItan pASdomcd hale A.iiosan CretA,
LEADERS BY way of c6mplirnent TO the Frincegs
or Wales, when ne learned that she hAd
receiyea an appeal on their behalzs
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a1- The Friends and Acquaintances Of
Mrs ELIZA s.. ROBERTS. of Mrs LOUISA ROBERTS,
Mrs. IsABELLA Hoist. and Mr.. SAMUEL ROBERTS,
are invited to attend the Funeral Services of the
former, at No. 2s Cannon-street, THIS MORNING. at
Nine O'Clock without further invitation. May 20
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car The Relatives. Friends and Ac-
guaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. c. sEEBRCK,
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral serv:-
Of the latter, at her residence No. 1876 ST. Philip.
street near Line THIS AFTERNOON, at -Four O'Clock.
AfRv 2e ~
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81 VERG N E'S ELECTRO. CHEMICAL
.BATHs.-A BRANCH OF DIR. vERGNE's (OF NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths is now established
and in daily operation in Meeting. one door above
Hudson'street. over the Office of Dr. P. T. sCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
don OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi.
Gated Baths which are celebrated for the Of all
diseases produced By the too liberal use Of Mercury
In any ofits forms; also Rheumatism. acute and
chronic; Gout, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections. Debility, and Chronic Disc ases gener.
ally.
DR.. 8. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discoverer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
May 8 limo
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SUMTER, 8. O., May 10, 1869.
!. A meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
the Board OF Corporators Of the South Carolina
Central Railroad was held this evening.
cipate in their deliberations.
1t was resolved that the Sumter News, Sum
ter Watchman, Clarendon Prees, CHARLESTON
DAILY NEWS and Charlest ton Courier, be select
ed for advertising, and such other purposes as
may be required.
Agreeably to motion, the following gantle.
men were appointed commissioners to open
books OF subscription at the places designated:
At New York, Mr. q. A. Babcock; Charleston,
8 O., Charlotte, n c., and Munro, DIR. H. J.
Fog; Sumter. g. g., Mr.: J. 81. Feriter; Bishop-
vile, y. @, Mr.: HID. Corbett; Manning, 8. O.,
Mr.. +. E. Dickson; Orc, 8. o., MIR. J. B.
Rogers.
A committee Of three, consisting of Messrs.
Dickson. Fox and Babcock, vera appointed to
meet the Directors OF the Northeastern Rail-
arrangements for the contemplated junction. Of
the roads at Or near Go1rdln's 5tatlon, and to
DISCUSS other matters Of common interest to
the two corporations. It was
ReSoEUed, Thata committee Of three be ap-
pointed to represent the board at the next
and similar COMMITTEES to Wait the General
Assembly Of North Carolina, to ascertain what
!eglsiative action has been taken and what
further is necessary to carry out the enter
PRISE in that State. 1f
1t was also
Resolued, That Mr.. d. B.. McLaurin. and
such other agents as may hereafter be appoint-a
cd, are hereby instructed TO procure subscrip.,
tions, Issue calls Tor publ Q meetings, and take
all other steps necessary to further the inter
ests OF the road. &, as&, 4
The meeting then adjourned, subject TO the
call OF the chairman. HENaY j. Fox,
s9 Va Chairman Executive Committee.
Z IL u. CORBETT, Acting Secretary. y SGT3 sf-
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Special Motiefs.


%CREDITORS' S'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr.. GEORGE II. 0RUBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE II.
GRUBER, or to Mr. q. W. GRUBER. ito be found at
messrs. cORwIN'S STORE, KING-sTREET,) during
the month After the rst Of June all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands Of Magistrate
in order to wind up the affairs speedily possible.
II. GERDTS & CO.,
May 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
ag- FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MEssRs.
JOHN cAMPsEN b co. have opened Branch to
their Msrketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner Of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store Ia
large ana commodious, ANA having secured full
stock of the various cereas they prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates. g. eow24 September "A
H4- MOI IOE.-TH He UNDER RESIGNED
having been appointed CuAiMrssIO y ERS for receiv-
ing SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL ,slocK
OF THE SOUTH CARoLINA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, resp 'ctfully give notice that the Books VIII
be opened TETS DAx Ut the ONCE OF A. ]. WHITE &
SON. East Bay. and Will be kept open for thirty days
thereafter. In conformity with ths charters TWO
DOLLARS will be required on every share Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS subscribed for. X, s, %
54s MAs y aAasos. eGs%iss'sasxs ssass ssssi.ss g
t,oa. wv. 4.saA.FaRAvRNEL. J Central Railroad.
Nt8y 10 3t4Etf gWd (
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THE CENTRAL RdILROAD.
THE ENTERPRISE WE'LL UNDER WEIGH.
Organization OF the Board OF COrpo.
Fat0rs.

The following proceedings of the Board Of
Corporators of the Sumter and Gourdin's Rail-
road will be read with interest ID 'ff
SUMTER, 8. O., May 10, 1869.
A meeting Of the corporators Of the South
Carolina Central Railroad COMPANY was or
ganized this day, by calling Hon. F. j. Moses,
Jr.,. to the Chair, and instructing 81. Dickson
COrbett to act as Secretary.
Messrs. Green, Corbett and himself in author
izing the opening Of books Of subscription.
and stated that much interest had been evinc-
ed in Clarendon and the counties below, and
that the Northeastern Railroad Company, FORE
which would be effected by the erection Of the
contemplated road, was extending every pos
slble courtesy to the acting agents and officers.
On motion, the whole matter was referred to
the Executive Committee.
The names Of Messrs. =. A: Babcock, G. B.
motion of DR.. 81. Fox, added to the list Of COR
porators.
The permanent organization Of the board
was effected by the election Of the following
O., Chairman; pr: 81. G. Fox, Of Oro, s. O.,
Treasurer; 81. Dickson Corbett, OF Sumter, s.
f1he following were appointed by the chair
the Executive Committee of the board DR..
q. 9: Fox, Orc, 8. c.; Mr.. E. @. Green, Sum-
It was
Resolved, That all questions Of preliminary
expenses and outlay should be left to the dis.
cretion OF the Executive Committee.
The chairman Of the Executive Committee
then gave notice that that body would meet ct
half-past. seven 2. NJ, and invited the attend
ance or the members Of the board.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
=. E. DICKSON,
Chairman Of Board.
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THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE
United States show that periodical fevers and acute
and chronic disorders OF the stomach and bowels
ere among the most prominent and fatal diseases in
this country. Disobedience to the laws Of health.
az regards diet; the use OF perpicious stimuants:
and the wear and tear Of business excitement and of
''fast fe generally, have much to do with the pre-
valence Of these maYades in our cites while In the
West. and especially in the newly opened districts,
they are chiefly due to malaria, unwholesome wa.
ter, and the exposure and p vation incident to life
in new settlements.
Now, 1t is fact that 1t is possible to protect
the human system against these maadies as to guard
life and property against the incursions Of assassns
and thieves. Strengthen the vital organic alton with
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, and it be-
comes capable of resisting the active principle Of
epidemic or endemic disease as Areproof safe is
ofres sting the action Of combustion. This is the
experience Of thousands who have remained un
scahed by mslarious disorders In the sckiest sea.
sons, while their neighbors, who neglected to tone
and regulate their systems with this unequalled
medicinal stimulant, have falle,l thick and fast
around them. Weakness invites dis ease. vigor re.
pels it. Help nature to fight the good tight with
infec lon, whether 1t be in the air. the water or the
soil. with this matchless preparations compound
of the rarest vegetable extracts with the purest of all
diffusive stimulants. D4o 6 May "a
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HS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and cure
sent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION. Box p. Philadelphia, Pa.
May "a Smos
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FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE sANTEE RIVER.
% .uK@h THE STEAMER MARION. CAP.
Rs TAIN j. T. FOSTER is now receivin0
freight ct Accommodation Wharf, and will leave on
THURSDAY NIaHT, 9th instant
May 20 2 JOHN FERGUSON
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FOR SAVANNAeA-INLAND ROUTE
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT I'D.
PASSAG GES RE UCED.
To Savannah. .@5. To Beaufort. 90.
p >sdEM THE STEAMRh PILOT BOY. OAp.
- TAIN FENN PECK, viii leave Accom-.
modation Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MoaN.
ING at O'Clock
Returning will leave Savannah every TUESDAY and
FRIDAx MORNING at O'Clock,
JOHN FERGUSON.
April ~ Accommodate Wharf.
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A1 The Relatives, Friends ana Ac-
quaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. DOUGLASS are in
vted to attend the Funeral of the latter and their
son, VIM. JOSEPH. at the Cathedral Chapel, Queen
street, THIS MORNING, at half-past Nine O'Clock
Nav %
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAOKEONs

FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAOKECNs
WILLIE.
r ..HE@A THE FIRsT-CAsS STEAM Eg
akBssss53 y DICTATOR, Captain VIM: T. MoNxz.
TY Will aa1 from Charleston every Iaesd0y EuenjnO.
at Nine O'clock, for tbs above points.
The drst-c'ass Steamer CITY POINT, Captain GEO.
+. MCMILLAN viii rail fom Charleston every ErS.
day Evening. at Nine O'Clock, for above points.
Connecting with the Central Railfoad at 6ayannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandtna for Cedar Keys, ut which
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobile
Pensacoia. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Comnectin9 ,otth II. s.. Hart's Heanaers OcsoNGaG
and Griffin for SilueY Springs and Lake. Gri0an Ees
tis, HaTris and DuyAGns.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset win be stored es xts
ana expense Of owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement, apply to
J. d. AIKEN d co., Agents.
South Atlantic Wharf,
y. B.-No extra charge for Meals and staterooma.
November 81
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se6- The Relatives, Friends ana Ac-
quaintances of Mrs. LAvINIA A. sYME and Mr. and
Mrs. LOUIS KExAnE, and the Members OF the Circu.
lar Church. invited to attend the Funeral Service
Of the former HIS DAY. at the Crcy.r Church, at
half.paet Twelve O'Clock IL - May 26
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FOR NEW YORK..
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNEsDA
PASSAGE gao.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CRAXGE QE &AILINQ nAYSi

Af>Sarsm STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
Ix4 - line leave Pier No. 49, North River.
ZEN0A&K1H~ foot Of Canal.street, New York. ak
IA o'clook noon, Of the LIST. 11th ana
21st OF every month Except when these dstes fall
en- Sunday. then the Saturday preoeding).
Departure OF 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Americas
ports. Those Of 1st touch at Manzanillo.
Departure OF 11th Of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Francis.
co for China and Japan July g. 1869.
No California steamers touch Mt Havana. but 40
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information appty
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whsH
5Aarch IL Tyr f. r. BABY Apeft.
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funeral Notiees.

PORCHER.-Departed this life, on the 25th of
May instant. LOUISE PORCHER. wife OF PnIL1p J.
PoRcHER i'm the sixty second year Of her age.
a5-Thc Friends and Acquainta nces OF
the deceased and her family, and Of her brother,
the late Mr.. ET1aRu. are invited to attend her
Funeral, at st. Michaels Church, at Ten O'Clock
THIS MORNING. May 90
AJ- Tho Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mrs SARAH A. ROBSON, also OF
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. N. RoBsoN. and the members of
The Second Presbyterian Church nd Sabbath School,
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices Of the former. at the Second Presbyterian
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at haf.past Four O'Clock
May 20
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RKSHnxNoEs, -0overnor z. b. vance, Chariotsa:
W. D. 1ssynoids Bro. Norfolk; K. q. chic, eupsr.
intendens 9. q n Railroad. portsmos.h; 0oisael d.
L. Frsanont, 10 u. Burruss. Esq, wflmihetcn; III.
X. Thusbsr d Co., TAnghraa M9bert. Ntba Yorh;
BERNARD o'Nefl, Charleston; Alexander b nassell,
0AYanaAh. amos Apxii2
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prisoners We're iuii Of indignation at the aar+;
mants contained in Lesca's note. Opesao,
said to them: ''Senors, General Quesada :.
nota General Lesce. I pardon you all. Yon
can eavo when you will, and to effect a sa,o
exit Tor you will issue the necessary pass.
ports'" When the General had flushed sneak-
ing the liberated Spaniards burst forth in
shouts for Quesada and free Cuba. On,v two
oI them asked the necessary protection papers
W 20 10 Havana, whore they had families. and
aii the others immediately incorporated them
selves with the iiberating army.
"A movement is developing itself in Vir.
einla, having for its object a reconciliation be-.
tween the two loading factions of the Repub.
ilcan party in that State many Of the Radicals
VINO supported Wells having expressed them.
serves satisfied with the sentiments contained
IN the speeches Of Governor-elect Walker. On
this subject Washington telegra m TO the New
York Tribune says: 1.-The late Wells partv
comprised fully two-thirds Of the Republ;can
party Of the State. The other third s,,nnorto5
Mr.. Walker for Governor, and formed M haI-
ance of power between the Republicans nroro,
ana the Democrats, which secured the Fri.
ulsioh OF Walker. The yTeiis men n,w nro,oa.
TO reunite the party, and their leaders have
already oHered overtures to the Walker party.
acquesclng in the result, and Offering to ,nrn
IN and support Governor Walker accepting his
tlohmond speech as the keynote OF the policy
OF his administration. MY informant saws the
broad doctrine of universal suffrage and uni
versa' amnesty, as put forth and advocated nv
the Tribune, has been accepted by the Repuo-
means OF Virginia, and honcceorth the party
VIII, act IN unity on that platform. The Wells
and Walker Republicans united will prevent
Tue democrats from gaining control Of the
legislature, and secure two Republican mi.
'ed states senators. Should the efforts for |
reunion succeed. tho Republicans will be unar,- |
!mous IN request to General Candy to with.
urhW the application of the test oath