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SPAIN.

Scrrnn0 Sworn In as Regent-The New
Minstry-Finances.
MADRID. June 10, 1862
In the Cortes yesterday Rivero administered the
oath OF tie regency to Marshal SerranO. There were
loud for the Regent and for the national sove-
reignty, but disturbances, as were apprehended.
The following Is the new Cabinet as far as an
nounced:-
General Prim, Secretary of War ana President OF
the Ministry; Silvea, Secretary Of State; Herrera
Grace, Minister OF Justice.
II is said that the government s opposed to the
proposed deduction in the rente and only sanctions
the present deduction OF five per cent on account
OF the internal debt.
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TENNE

Tho Contest for GOvernor-East Tennessee
Certain for Stokes.
NASHVILLE, June 10, 1862
The new Stokes newspaper will be issued on Mon
day. Advices from East Tennessee indicate that
Stokes will carry that section by large majority.
Sener will carry Middle and Western Tennessee,
but only borough registration, which has hereto
fore prevailed by the refusal of registers comply
with the law, can elect him.
Crop reports from Arkansas. North Mississippi and
North Alabama are favorable despite the unpropl-
ti0us weather OF some weeks past.
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VIRGINIA.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Grent
Yield Of Wheat-Release Of the Cuban Re-
cruiting Oh1cer.
RICHMOND, June TO- 1862
The Convention at Staunton adjourned sine die
last night after returning thanks TO the citizens,
heads OF public institutions and railroad companies
for courtesies.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad win be COM
pleted to Greenbriar, White Sulphur next wednes-
day.
The Valley OF Virginia will yield 5oOo 900 bushels
OF wheat this season.
The alleged Cuban recruiting officer was released
to-day. there being no evidence against him.
No changes will be made in the conservative Iegfs-
late ticket on account OF General Canby's opinion
that the test oath must be taken by members OF
Legislature.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey viii sail from, this
port on Monday for Aspinwall. ..
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will CLOSE at halfpast ton O'Clock IN the
morning.
The NEw YORK HERALD-Edtton for the Pacific
will be ready at half past nine IN the morning.
single copies. IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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PENNS YlVANlA.

The Gettysburs Monument Dedication.
GETTYSBURG, June 10, 1859.
The tents ordered to be supplied by President
Grant for the accommodation OF the volunteers who
will attend the dedication Of the national monument
on the LIST OF July have arrived David Willis, Pres-
dent OF the National Cemetery, who has charge Of
the arrangements win probably pitcn the tents In
the hlstOr lc grove where General ReynOlds fell.
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OHIO.
The smuggIcd Sugar and Coffee.

CINCINNATI. June 10, 1869.
The government having found that the quantity
Of sugar and coffee smuggled into the country
through the port Of New Orleans Is larger than at
first supposed and that It has been sent all the
West and Northwest, the revenue onicers are now
here looking after the goods and 1t Is rumore that
seizures are being made and that holders Will be
compelled to prove that duties have been PAID IN
order 10 retain the goods found In their possession.
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GERMANY.

The Zoiiverein and the Relations with Mexico.
BERLIN. June ". iso9.
In the zoIlycrein today Mr.. Delbrucs said that
the new charge d'Anaires at Mexico had been In
structed with respect 10 thar government and he
hoped 70 ay treaty before the Diet at lie next ses.
esoa.
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Pleasure Seekers, as wcil Mvalids, will
directing superb Hotel ust
completed at the famous Misssquo Springs in franklin
county.
The region of country which this hotel iocted has
for dry bracing atmosphere and Ia gort
ous picturesque scenery and the sPrngs have obtained
wonderful extraordinary tonic and
waiting properties they have effected
With the greatest combination of attractions and under tho
experienced management OF Mr. Burroughs, siro
that the MIssIsQtOI SPRINGS ROTEL will at rank
second amongst first class watering places
We refer readers to the advertisement In another
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

At an early hour this morning we received infor-
nation that Of the New Jersey Railroad trains,
consisting Of q locomotive and eight cars was pre-
ciptaed into the Passac river the draw bridge hav.
ing been left open. Our informant could give no
surther Details
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A.-Beauffful WOmun, 1T You WOHid DO
beautiful ose HxGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM
gives pure blooming complexion aod restores yoo'"
ru beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfecG .
removes Rednes, BOches and Pimpes cures Tan. sun.
barn aud Freckies and makes lady thirty appear but
Tae MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth sad
peary the eye bright clear the cheek gov with tes
boonof youth and Imrars fresh, plump appearance 70
the counenance No complain % o. her somps1io"
whom Is will purchase this delightful arucie-
Depot 81 Park row, New York.
Use only Lyons Kaihaironfor the HAIR
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Rumor Regarding Suspected Parties the
Spanish Frontier.
PARIS, June 10, 1869.
It ia said that the government has ordered the ar
rest Of All Carllsts and Isabeaists the frontier
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French Jewelrv, Just Rcceised.-New and
elegant styles Of
EARRINGS AND PINS,
LOCKETS NECKLACES, a
BRACELETS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &C.
For sale BY GEO. G. ALLEN SON, Importers No tJ5S
broadway. between Twentyssyen,h sad twenty esnss
door below Canal street
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Barker's Hirsutus Will Positively Cause
Hair grow and prevent from fsng out Soldevev'
where Depot 6s2 Broadway.
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Fireworks.

EDGE's,FIRsr PREMIUM FIREWORKS.
Wholesale and retail depot,
Laboratory Jersey City, N. J.
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Discharge Of Prisoners Arrested During tho
Election Disturbances.
PARIS, June 10, 1859.
Eight hundred prisoners, who were arrested here
during the recent disturbances caused by the cleo
tions, have been discharged. Two hundred are still
kept In confinement.
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Owing to the great increase OF bust.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors OF
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A-Tt,e lvasliOu Of the Season In GentleS
mems Hats juw introduced by EsPENsCHEID. New
York and thc I'm ION accepted the quarterly
issues OF the governing styles Of the day and
hs smue for 1863 will be f01nd the highest
saesroom at No. fls Nassau street, betwssn Ann and
Beekman streets.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c, Execufe6
with quckness and despAtch twenty cent
cheaper other printing establishment the CITY,
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING. ESTABLISH
NENT, 97-Nassau street.
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MrScK.-At her residence, 1o1 West street. on
Saturday night June 49, at twelve O'Clock, WlLHEL-
NINE MiNcK the beloved wife OF Peter Minck
The funeral viii take place on Monday at
twelve O'Clock, from her late residence, 101 West
street. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
10 attend. 4
lFvr other Deatns Gee EIqAA Pugel
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For First Class, Printing Of Evc-y Descrip.
ton to the Metropolitan JobPrntins Essablshment,N
Ma An treet.
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| A.-ytaIian Lotion for the Complexion Prs
Freekles. For sale BY Or. zAcHARIHv
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Montana CordinI.-NO DIore Dyspepsia. TS
be taken before and after each meal
II. A. CHALvIN, Ia Fulton street.
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FRANCE.

Funeral Of the Election Rioters.
PARIS, June 10, 1859.
The ofncial paper to-day publishes the following
A crowd or people attended the funeral of the
rioters who killed here recently in the political
disturbances. There was no disorder
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All Sizes Flags On Hnnis &c ma y anuinctrcrs I,
prices. EOJEK e. HHAhAm n -,
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A.-Ladies> Faces EnameLJed; also the ffc.
paraon for sale, with nstrsctous BY M LAuSSON 'oS
Hroad duaV
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Alto Remove Moth Patches, FrerkIes ana
tan from the face PERRYS NOT Il and FhECk l..
LOTION Prepared only BY Dr. y. c. Pc Rkf Soo by ."
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A.-Foggau,s Genuine Orlyfde Gold Watches,
gl0 $l2 $5 ana $50 each Sect c. o. d. 70 Nassarsree
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NEW yoax COURT os APPEALS cAlssuAa.

ALBANY, June 10, 1859.
The following II the day calendar of cases for June
n; Nos 10Y, 49, 80, ~, ITO, liz 173 ia, l75 i1o,
III, IT'S, 17o, ls0, lSl.
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Beautiful New Style Of Bathing Shoes at NJ.
r. HILLS importer 149 Fourth avenue between ThteentA
and Fourteenth streets.
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A.-Use Sapoli0 for Cleaning and Ponshinx:
Wholesale depot 2l Washingroo street .ENOcH AoKGANS
SONS.
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A.-FOr Black Worms and Pim'ples on tho
FACE use PERRY'S COMEDONE and PM LIE kYAEDY,
prepared only bv PERRY, ~ Bo nd sSseet; New
York Sold by all druggists-
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ing Establishmast having made exterAivr
additions TO its "matsriAl," In the exrape |
OF Presses, Type, &C, &c, is now nreg ared
| Its patrons aud the public know f,Hl well
| its style OF work andlits moderate " ices.
Our designing and wood encre1 lps a..
partmsnt has. been considers 10 ~ spj srsed
to meet the denfnds Of the 10 bile. and
largcd facilities for such org ,ra AZ thev
may see htto yyise, feeling = assured tha,
our prices viii compare ~ orsbiv vitb
any other work Of the XIV ID. Posterr'
CIcnisIs, CsrdA Pamphiy . OF every de.
and oolor work. Woody snersvins dome
al short petice and at very low price.
"a Nassau street, old HI aid Bujldiur'
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THE EVENING TELGERAM

will be sent by mail to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address " Mas
sau street. 4
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Persons Wishing to Subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
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The Metro,yslitan lob Pr,ve,n~ ana r,~-.x.
having mY ie extensive additions
prepsred 10 s.as % snape ,t resses Typc, Ac, 4c now
rate prices. 'N ~ 'vs Va "orA IN" w '
0ur dessnins and wood engraving department has been
W. Se. ~ " meet the demands Of the public and
press viii com % n e sys feeling sr .s'ure% sr. % ~ e %
os'es Circulars, Carts rsmphles oL every
ursctpuon, Jaw Printing &C. Plain and cQiof work
Wood Bngr Avna done At short aad - price,
7" NASSAU street old Herald building
Use Tiemann's Laundry Blue.
Free from acid.
Deoot ls6 Chambers sSssL New vess.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
Itisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue 1t is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
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The Real Test.-Burglars Foifed.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD osvIas,
PrnnYsvILLE STATION. Pa, July is.Jisss.S
Messrs FARRRL, HxRRIss Co, No. so chssls 1t srssA
Philadelphia
GEsrs-A persistent but unsuccessful effort
the night Of May 49, 1862 c ,s
from you . few months ago
From facts tha, hays k.ewisdes Ia n evident
that the attempt to open renewed nday evening
following Finding drl usesss an effort was
then made to break lock the hanmerins By
parties in the neshborhood but supposns
to arise from tho railroad replacing defective rail-
excited no alarm The tools, s1ees ,on Of the drills
were ls II s evident they My well prepared
but perfectly familiar wh The construct ION OF your Chest
rha. they failed another ,ha, your Banter..
Chests are wha, you claim for them bug slar prsos
Respectfully yours,
J. 'BALsBAcS, Agent
Berns's pal en-,
CHAMPION BANKEs s. SAFES,
made Of wroush, and hArdes sss. aad the patent
sPIEGEL rIsEN,
the best resistant to burglars tools yet inysassa.
Manufactured onlyby
HERRING, rARREL a SIBERIAN,
No s5l Broadway, corner Murray s,ras> New y,rk.
FARRELL HERR NO A Gu.
PhiladelrhmA
HERRING, FAKkEL a SHERMAN.
New CvieAns-
HBRRIsa q CD.
CNaago.
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Relief and Health to Your ChiIdreu.-Nrs.
WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children relieves
child from pain nvgorates the stomach aud bowels
rects acdity collie. Perfectly cAsex
millions of moth ers testify.
Be and call for
"MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the -sme of Curts Perkins'
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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To XIII Moths In Clothing, Pur., Csrvess,
&C., LYONS INSECT POW DER II vu do 1t. Nothing
will. Don't wait till the mischief is done. Kill
Be you get Lyons Powder. See Lyon'sAgna-
ture on Buy other you will Sais4p
pointment Depot q Park row, New YORK
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NUMEROUS equipakcs Vee"" w wv WIG ''''" vi sno
Having taken an hour for dinner and the proven
bial cigar the party was third time escorted to the
AN EVENING WITH srNBAp
and laugh over the burlesque OF the matrimonial
market from q private box. The alighting OF the
party was the signal for hearty rounds or nuzzas,
In the midst OF rain OF which, bowling bis head to
The party, consisting OF the President, Mrs. Grant
and daughter and the sister OF the President were
escorted TO q private box commanding the stage
from the most favorable point OF view. Their pres.
ence was not observed by those already seated until
near the end OF the second act, when, by sort of
instantaneous teegraphy, II was flashed from spec
tator TO spectator and then, suddenly, as II by some
magic of scenesnifting, everybody was aware OF 1t
IL was Impossible TO prevent an outburst. First,
Whispers OF "Grantr' GTant' went round; then
cries of "Crantp' "Grantl'-nobody seeming to re-
member the title In the ecidt OF the name Every
eve was turned upon the box-a perfect battery OF
coup d'Gu by the way--and dozens sprang to their
feet by way Of obtaining better and more satsfac-
tory glimpse OF the proprietor OF the great name OF
il was useless TO shirk the responsibility; and
after repeated calls, the President appeared ana &C.
knowledged the enthusiasm or the crowd with q
bow and smile OF thanks. Loud huzzas succeeded,
In the midst OF winch the President retreated and
the briefly interrupted career Of 'snbad the Saor'
was taken up again just where its thread had been
For the remainder Of she evening the spectacular
OF the Fast went on quietly, saving an outourst at
the auson to the President IN a succeeding scene,
which was received with hearty rounds oil applause
Cries for Grant again drowned the voices on the
stage but no face appearing at the Presidential box,
the tumult died out IN nothing.
the party was again pursued with loud recogni-
tions upon emerging rom the theatre, 70 wn'cn.
eowng hts thanxs me ne President resident assisted 'he meu
Tue party Will dine With A. 7, Stewart A Ma resi-
dence this Aftsr;teous
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-23
"Mack. /" nor anybody else, ever said

Mack, nor anybody else, ever said
truer thing on the subject than this
1.-THE worship of shoulder straps Is
about the shabbiest kind of idoiatry
know of. When political party Ignores
all the men who are conspicuous In ,he
civil history of the country, ana rnsnes
with open arms to embrace a west FONT
ignoramus, itdeserves no pity Tor what
ever ill.luck may befall i. You have no
more right to expect political wisdom as
the result of q West Point training than
Won have to look for q successful naviga-
Tor in the graduate of dancing school.
II only needs little more Of that trucu-
lent button-worship which led to the
election of Grant to change our repubi'
can form ofgovernmenti into what history
upites in condemning as the worst kind
of despotism--a military democracy,
/ am inclined to think that the universal
disgust which pervades the Republican
breast Just now will have good effect in
checking this abominable and dangerous
spirit. 1t will teach men that they can
not gather figs from thorns, nor states
manship from drill sergeants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-23
ALABAMA,

MOBILE, March 22.-The spring meet
Jag over the Magnolia course commenced
to-day. The first race for two year olds,
mile heats, was won by Catrrelrs Daniel
Boone colt, beating a colt by Mickie
Free, in l:4s3 and l:4ss.
The sweepstakes for three year olds
was won by F. G. Moore's Bsyonet, beat
ing Lscust Post, Nellie Mcdonald, and
Puss Prodax Time l:5l-l:49.
The match for two year olds, half mile,
was won by Catirel's colt, "The Cover.
nor" by Bill Cbeathsm, beating Captain
Moore's Lightning colt. Time: $40. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-23

DY VIRTUE OF A. DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court Of the county Of Claiborne
and State of Mississippi. made at Deeembe-
term. 1868, the underlined commissioner Will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. for
cash.
On Monday, the 2eth of March,
A. D. 1869.
At u o'clock M, at the Court House at Green
vile. In the county of Washington, In said
State ALL the plantation belonging TO the estates
Of HoTsee p and nd John Nj Carpenter. known as
Washington. 10 the said county Of Washington,
FIVE miles from Skipwith and Carolina land
ings, composed Of the following lands. wit (:
Sections twelve and thirteen and lots one and
two in section fourteen, township fourteen,
range eight west; the southeast quarter Tor lots
7 and g Of section Twenty-Five: OF 6 in section
twenty seven the y and wv and u Of n
W 4 Of section IS. and 4 dissection 81, all in
eighteen hundred and eighty acres. more or
less. The foregoing Us one of the best cotton
plantations in the South; $50 acres Of the land
under fence and In . high state of cultivation,
having produced fine crop during the past
seasc-. The place is we'll ditched, and has a
gooC dwelling house, gin, quarters, and all
necessary outhouses, and well supplied with
cisterns.
Also, at the same time and place. the undi-
vided one-half Of the following valuable unim-
proved lands in said county Of Washington, to-
wit; Sw u section 6 s 4 end n " y and " y
Q q section q u Of y o q and SCI Of
section is; IS and INV section 20: n a
and W neN and Q WI and v HseM
sestion %; wHswH section 50; Il section
%. all 10 township is. range west. containing
about 1854 acres; W 4 section "a; fractional
section 10; use Il and n W sectieu IA; n
o = and W 4 section Is; sw u section 81; n
" y and = section q. and a neL
section %: W lSne section 81, all in town
ship IA. range west; = NV a and sw
Il section -; sw 4 section ~; %nw sec.
ton u; G sc u section 2. all in township IL,
range west. containing about 2579 acres; lots
I and 5. section IS, tswnship u, range west
Of section 30; all of section .; W y Of section
q, al ofsection S2i u Of section q. town
ship IL. rance west, containing 273l acres n
" and q ofsw section 81, township l6,
rsnge6 west, containing go acres.
Also, at the same TINE III the interest Of said
Horace and John NJ. Carpenter in the follow
ing lands. situsted In the county Of Bolivar.
to-witi Lots 1. 5. 8. ard 3. in section /, town
ship %, range west. and lot 6 in section 4.
Also. in the following lands situated in the
county 81 Ccah0ma. to-wit: Lots and In
section q let's 4. and 9. section l3; all Of see
ton II; 8 and OF " section II,
township 90 range Z west, containing 1855
acres. Also. in the following lands situated in
the county Of Isssquana. to-wit: The 4 Of
section Is; = Of section II " y Of section .,
aud 4 Of 4 Ct section q all in township
u. range Z west; and v y Of sw Of seetion
range west, ceniaiuing 1900 acres.
The title OF all OF said lands i believed 10 be
undoubted. an1 viii be seld 10 the man that
will give The most for them. For inf rmation
apply 20 Eiictt Phelan.
fs2-1 NJ. q. HOPKINS. Commissioner.
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BY TELE G RAP H
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.


Admiral Hoff, at Havana, state that tn
gunboat Youtich had arrived there from
Aux Cages, Hayti, reporting that Sal
nave was beseiging that place, and woul'
lombard it soon. The merchant ant
naval vessels in the harbor were crowded
with refugees awaiting the result of thu
bombardment.
A Senatorial Republican caucus, on
the Tenure-of- Office bill was held for two
hours this morning, but adjourned until
this afternoon without action. Senators
Morton, Grimes and Sprague withdrew,
refusing to bird themselves to the action
of the caucus. 1t is generally believed
now that the bill will be suspended for
four years
Captain E5bert Thomas has been or
dered to the naval station at Mound City,
Illinois. vice Commander j. I. Foster
relieved and placed on waiting orders
The Senate adjourned at two o'clock,
when the Republicans by previous agree
ment resumed their caucus on the sub
ject of the Tenure-of Office bill, with a
view to accommodate their differences.
The President sent in no nominations
to-day.
A dispatch received from Rear Admiral
Radford, dated at Lisbon, March Sd, an
nounces his arrival at that station in the
Franklin on the 18th ult.
The Ticonderogs and the Frolic will
return to the United States in obedience
to orders from the Navy Department as
soon as their necessary repairs are COM
pleted.
The Richmond Wing of to-day says
that several Austrians will arrive next
week to settle few miles below there. A
large influx of Englishmen will arrive at
Norfolk in April. and arrangements have
been made for the importation of Ger
mans. Letters received from the Neither
lands, Russia and other European States,
show that there will soon be large
emigration to Virginia. Northern men
are also prospecting for settlement.
All the clerical force at army head
quarters in Richmond was engaged Sat-
urdsy in preparing new appointments for
State offices, the time having arrived,
when, under the law, all persons who
cannot take the test oath are to be re-
moved from office. Among the appoint
ments for Richmond lie Colonel Egbert as
chief Of police.
1t is noted as curious fact, that
throughout the length and breadth of
Virginia, with few exceptions, no mar
riage can be solemnizsd, because Of the
removal of clerks.
Charles NJ. Wilder (negro) has been
recommended by the South Carolina Con-
gressional delegation and appointed by
the Postmaster General, for postmaster
at Columbia, S. c. He was formerly
Deputy United States Marshal, mem
Der of the State Constitutional Conven.
ton, and is at present a member of the
Legislature.
Mrs. Grant to-day completed her selec.
ton of ornaments for the Executive Man.
sion.
The statement from Charleston that
General Henningsen has gone 10 Cuba is
incorrect, as that gentleman is now here.
Private letters received here from Cuba
represent that it will be out of the power
of Spain to put down the insurrection in
Cuba. The freedmen prefer joining the
insurgents to working on the plantations,
and the insurgents are maintaining more
than one halft the island.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March PA special from
Omaha says the Missouri river is rising
rapidly, with a prospect Of the opening
of navigation within a few days. The
weather is mild. but heavy storms are re.
ported at Salt Lake and farther west
The Denver Neirs, Of Saturday ev.
ming, publishes telegram from Pueblo
reporting q fight at Fort Lyons OF
Thursday night between the cOlored snt
white troops, in which several men wer'
killed aud four or five wounded.
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Valuable plantation and
Lands for sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancsry Court Of the county of Claiborne
and State of Mississippi. made at Deeembe
term. 1868, the undersigned commissioner will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. fol
cash.