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Washington items.

WASHINGTON, February 28.-A gen.
eral order from the headquarters of
the army states that the Fourth Mill
tary District has ceased to exist, and
by direction Of the President the State
Of Mississippi is attached to the De-
partment of the Cumberland, with
Brevet Major General Cook command
ing. This order Is a necessary Sc
quence to the admission of Mississippi
TO representation in Congress.
The Senate judiciary Committee
has not yet finally determined on a
report in regard to Georgia, and a re-
port is expected to be made Thursday.
It is understood that the committee
will recommend the acceptance Of the
Legislature. The question of the SEN
atorship has not been considered.
The public debt statement will be
Issued tomorrow.
The expenditures on account of pen
sions within the past few days have
been very heavy, but the indications
favor a slight decrease.
The official notifications from all the
States which have ratified the Fif-
teenth Amendment have not vet been
received, which accounts for the delay
in the official Proclamation.
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FEARFUL LOSS OF uIF
The United Steates Stamer Oneida Sunk
with I2O Souls on board.

WAsHINToN, February 2S.-The
State Department has received dis
patch from Minister Motley, at Lon
don, stating that the British steamer
Bombay had collided with the United
States steamer Oneida, near YOko-
hama, and the latter had gone down,
and it was reported that 40 lives were
lost. The following is a list of the
officers of the Oneida, as it appears on
the books of the Navy Department:
Commander, Edward p. Williams;
Lieutenant Commanders, VIM. f.
Stewart and Alonzo w. Mulduor; /;
Surgeon, James SUdderd; Assistant
Surgeon, Edward Frothingham;
Passed Assistant Paymaster, ThOs. L..
FunOck, jr.; Masters, Walter Sargent,
John r. Pheland, Isaac j. Yates and
Chas. B. Arnold; First Assistant En-
gineer in charge, n. B. Litig; First
Assistant Engineer, Harland BarstOw;
Second Assistant Engineers, John Tor
renee and Chas. w. c. Senter; En-
sign, J. w. Currie; Carpenter, J. ID.
Premes; Captains Clerk, Wm. w.
CrOninishield; Paymaster's Clerk,
VIM. c. Thomas. The Oneida was a
vessel carrying eight guns.
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PubIIe Expepdi,,res

New YORK, February 2S.-Hon.
Henry L. Dawes, in a speech at
Nashua, New Hampshire, on Satur-
day, said: There is an earnest, con-
scientiOus effort in all branches of the
Government to see to it that there
shall not be dollar more appropria-
ted for the next year, than this. [ was
charged yesterday afternoon, by the
President himself, with this message.
He told me to assure the people of
New Hampshire that this exhibit /
have made here Of the successful col
lection and the economical expendi-
ture of money during the present
year is an earnest and a pledge of
what it shall be in the year to come.
Tell the people of New Hampshire
that during my administration there
shall be no ascending scale of public
expenditures, but whenever or where
ever the closest scrutiny shall disclose
the possibility of cutting off a dollar,
it shall be DONE"
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MARRIED.

MARTIN st. Peters Church
on the 2Sth of February, By Rev. J. A. Kelly,
Mr.. JOHN B. MARTIN and Miss Rosa MARIE
all of this city.
RAND-ROBERTS.-o the even
ing OF the Sd uIt., at the residence Of the
brides aunt, by Rev. ID. f. Burns, Mr.. B. F.
HILDERBRAND and Miss MARY B. ROBERTS,
all OF DeSoto county, Mississippi.
ROSSER-GORDON.-On the evening of the
24Jh ult., at st. Peters Church, Colum bia,
Tenn, by Rev. George Beckett, Mr.. ISAAC ROS-
SER, OF Memphis, and Miss VIRGrNIA G. COR
DON, only daughter OF Col. p Gordon.
without thought of disparagement to the
fair ladies of Memphis, must we commend
the taste Of The groom in chilling from that
land, where every lady is a beauty, flower
for his bride. We learn that the ceremony
was graeed with the presence, as attendants
on the happy pair, OF Capt. T. F. Tobin, OF
this city, and Miss H. NJ. ZollicOfer (daugh-
ter OF the late Gen. F. X. Zollieoner, one of
Tennessee's noblest martyrs TO The Lost
Cause'0, 8fr. J. w. Gordon and Miss Belle
Gordon Ia fair daughter Of Kentucky All
the little nlceties which are 50 scrupulously
observed In the midland counties. including
a genial, hearty ''At Home" by Col. and Mrs.
p. Gordon, concluded the wedding. day. May
the happy commencement be an omen Of
their walk through life.
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A. H. NAhLAND u,
T. J. CHuRCHILL,
REESE PRITCHARD,
The New Republic.

The Red River Republicans evil
dentlV mean business. heimprisOn-
nent of Hon. William MeTavish, late
Governor under the regime of the
Hudson Bay Company, on a charge Of
fampering with members of the Con-
vention to defeat the bill Of rights,
and the excitement caused by the Ca
madam attempts "tO corrupt the repre-
sentatives Of the people" indicate dis
dnctly that Riel and his cOmpatriOts
viii stand firmly on their American
platform Of fselfgOvernment- We have
given the provisions Of the Red River
Bill Of Rights-the document pre-
scTibing the concessions demanded by
the people from Cahsda-and we are
not surprised that the agents of the
Dominion find its terms impossible.
Hence the sinister intrigues which eX-
cite the Indignation Ofthe Republican
leaders.
Probably no man in Selkirk settle
ment has more personal influence than
Governor McTavish, and his arrest by
President Riel is a most significant
fact. 1t demonstrates not only the
ascendency of the latter, but the de-
termination Of the people to assert for
themselves, sin the largest measure,
the political and personal rights which
are sscGred by the American terrific
rial organizations. Our readers will
have observed, from our former ab-
stracts, that the bill of rights, which
IS alike obnoxious to the Hudson Bay
Company officers and Canadian ennis
saries, bears paipable'marks Of its
American inspiration. We can well
imagine the CONSERVATION at OttOwa,
and, for that matter, in London, when
fts terms were communicated by tele-
graph. The leaders of the Winnipeg
fnsurrectiOn have fairly baffled Eng
fish and Canadian diplomacy. We
confess our astOnishment that such a
combination Of GOODNESS, tiPmness and
sagaeity should have been witnessed
on their part.
When the whole story is told, it viii |
appear that the blunder of the Nc
DOugall commission was nothing to
this last miscalculation. We were
surprised, here in Washington, by the |
intelligence that an ambassador { Mr.. |
Donald SMITH, who bore credentials |
from the Earl of Granville, Colonial /
Secretary of England, and from Sir |
John Young, Governor General Of |
Canada, as well as from the Directory |
Of the Hudson Bay Company, should |
recognize the gOUeTaHeat Of successful |
se5eLs as legitimate. Not only so, but |
he invited a legitimate negotiation on |
the terms OF union with Canada. A |
was called, elected, and |
assembled, and ii is the action of this |
body which influential parties now
under arrest at Fort Garry are seeking |
20 defeat. We are entirely willing to |
believe that the Representatives of the /
Red river people viii stand like a
rock" to use Riel's expression, on
their Republican ultimdtliBl, and have 1
some confidence, that, If rejected at
Ottawa, it may yet be presented at
1TaGhinptOn
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When the War Closed.

WASHINGTON, February, 2s.-The
Supreme Court to-day in the captured
and bandoned cotton cases from the
Commissioner on Claims, decided
that the people Of the United States
were not called upon to determine for
themselves when the rebellion closed,
but that on August 20, 1865, the date
OF the Presidents proclamation de
claring that fact, was conclusive evi-
dence of the question.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Proceedings of the Legislature.
sPEcIAL To AfBMPHIs APPEAL.

SPECIAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, February 28.-Senate.
House resolution requesting the Gov
ernor to issue his proclamation to
Registration Commissioners was con-
CURED in.
House bin providing for the sale Of
unclaimed property in the hands of
common carriers was rejected.
House bill repeating the act incor-
pOrating the Memphis Abstract, pass
ed first reading.
House resolution providing for in
vestigatiOn into the official conduct of
Secretary Fletcher was concurred in.
The Senate tackled on as an amend
ment to House bill on second reading,
that the Legislature adjourn on the
9TH instant, to convene again in ad-
jOurned session on the 9th of May.
House. "A communication from
Secretary Fletcher was read and re-
ferred, in which that official claims he
had a right to charge the State for az
fixing the seal of the State to certain
bonds.
Senate bills to re-eharter the town
Of Dresden, and to Incorporate the
Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad
Company, passed second reading.
The following Senate bills passed
second reading: Incorporating the
Memphis Gruetli Society; to charter
the Memphis and VicksJurg Packet |
Company; Incorporating the Chicka~
saw Boat Club Of Memphis; to charter
the Memphis and New Orleans Packet
Company; incorporate a certain Ital- |
ian society in Memphis; to incorpO-
rate the Union and Planters Bank of |
Memphis; to incorporate the Empire |
Manufacturing Company of Memphis;
to incorporate the Marine and Indus
trial Exhibition of Memphis; to renew |
and amend the charter of the Masonic |
Temple Of Memphis; to incorporate
the Citizens Passenger Railway Com
pany OF Memphis; TO incorporate the
Memphis Manufacturing Company; to
incorporate the Memphis APPEAL
Publishing Company.
The House refused to recede from
its amendments providing for the sp-
pointment Of county marshaIs.
The following Senate bills passed
their third readings
To incorporate the Memphis Water
Co.; to Incorporate the Mechanics
Bank of Memphis; to repeal an act
for the benefit of discharged Union
TO amend a charter of the
Life Insurance Co.
A bill to authorize appropriations
or Mayors and Recorders Court
passed bill to repeal Mechanics lien
aW and bilitO amend the charter of
he Carolina Insurance Company of
Memphis.
Gov. Senter viii issue his proclsma-
ion tomorrow, ordering Registration
to hold the election
-,E,,Et0v, ~
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From italy.

From ltaiy.
ROME, February 2S.-The Pope's
sOlemnization Of Pere Hyacinthe
gives general satisfaction.
From Spala.
MADRID, February 2S.-Three Brig
adler Generals and several ColOnels
have been transferred to a distant
post on the Peninsula, on account of
disloyal utterances.
Missouri Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, February PA bill
passed the Lower House Of the MissOu-
ri legislature on Saturday by an almost
unanimous vote, requiring the School
Board to appropriate to every private
school now, or hereafter established
in st. Louis, ten dollars for each schOl-
ar receiving tuition in such school.
1t is said that If this bill becomes a
law it can be made to almost entirely
break up the public school system,
but an effort will be made to defeat it
in the Senate.
From England.
LONDON, February 2S.-RiO Jaueiro
papers state that Lopez had retreated
with about 600 Paraguayans, and was
overtaken by a body of troops of the
Republic, and completely
routed. Lopez, however, made good
his escape. He left behind all his sick
and wounded, together with the fam
lilies he held as prisoners, and threw
into the river a great part of his artil-
lery. General Canale, with a large
force, was pressing Lopez.
The six iron clads had returned to
Rio Janeiro, finding that the war is
ended.
The people are In great distress
throughout the southern Provinces of
Italy, on account Of the failure of q
bank at Sicily.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Bullionist
urges the submission of
the affairs of the Atlantic and Great
Western railroad to arbitration, and
proposes Lords Derby and Camus as
arbitratOrs.
LONDON, February 2S.-The follow
ing dispatch has Just been received
from Managiny: ITO the Directors of
the Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Company: When about
l50 miles from Yokohama, bound in,
the Bombay came into collision with
he American corvette Oneida. The
after sunk soon after with the loss of
about l20 men. The Bombay was
not injured" She was due at Yoko-
hama from HOngkOng on the 2sth ult.
LONDON, February 2S.-The subma-
-ine cable from Bombay TO Alden, at
L IL. L
laid by the Great Eastern.
This link places England and her Indi-
In Colonies in direct telegraphic COM
Telegrams dated Bonn
)ay, to-day, have been received.
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2 DRY GOODS.

Uni dOODo.
GOOD NEWS
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GREAT REDUCTION
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Being Compelled to Make Room
for our immense
SPRING.
IMPORTATION.
Soon to arrive, we shall continue our
Great Reduction Sale
FOR
TWO WEEKsLONGER.
All those In quest Of
Great Bargains
Would do we'll to avail themselves
Of this opportunity.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
HAS BEEN
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The Bridge at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February 2S.-The bed
well under the eastern pier of the
bridge, one hundred and ninety-five
feet below the surface of the river, was
reached about seven o'clock this
msrning. The workmen celebrated
the event by firing a salute, blowing
steam whistles, ETC., but the company
gave the matter no formal sanction,
although the sinking of the solid piers
is considered as practically and success
fully demonstrated. The air in the
chamber now is forty pounds to the
inch.
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Ser0hIa.

Struma, GIanduIar SEellings, Running, or
Crusty Eruptions, salt Rheum,
Kings Evil.
The Scrofula taint, inherited or otherwise
dlling life with untold misery, Is, by all usual
medical treatment, hopelessfy incurable
The only true cures which have ever seen
are those which have been performed By me.
l viii contract 10 cure, without fail, every
case OF Blood Diseases, even the most terrible
forms OF LeprOsy, Erysipelas, Eczema, Can
GERS, TumOrs, Ulcers, Assesses and every
form Of red. scsly, or dishguring eruption IN
from fOrty-etght hours TO few weeks.
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Cuban Afalra-

NEW YORK, February 2S.-Havana
letters state that sixty-two Cubans,
enlisted men, had been shot by the
Spanish at Cienfugas, and that Gen.
JOrdOn has publicly announced that
he would shoot eight or ten Spanish
chiefs and officers in his hands for
every Cuban taken prisoner and after
ward killed.
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Less of thn Sfeanar Eississinni

LOUISVILLE February 2S.-The
steamer Mississippi, from st. Louis
for New Orleans, capsized and sunk
at Waterproof, Louisiana, this morn
ing. Her passengers and crew were
transferred to the Virginia and landed
at Natchez. The boat and cargo are
a total loss. q.
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