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DHILADELPHIA, RICE 8fSh
Il MOND AND NORFOLK STEA A., 80 ~,
SUP LINE.-EoR PnIsA 4 = I 3 z TT y y.
A We K.-steaImssrsn PSE ZEN comnosIps this
line, win leave Richmond every A0MD!AnY and
THbRsD and Phtlsde,ph,s every - a,c,as
n. Freight received every day tsundays except
ed at the on the Dock Is,ss
Fsegns =, takf Ph Lnt including meals and
+a,oraom "a. ". P. PORTER,
Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 1895 Dock street.
WIN. P. CLYDE q CO.,
Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices No. IL South wharves,
IN ~ and No. II North wharyes.
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NToTICE.--I have the celebrated CE-
IN MENT PAINT for stopping leaks In old
roofs. ANY person having leaky roof can have
- = JOHN BOWERS,
Successor to Yale, Bowers Z Yale,
Iron Block, Governor street, Richmond, Va.
fn 7-5yn
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TTTRG1NIA gTEAMs1IIPAND 49,

yYIRG1NIA sTIcAMsa1pAND SkHa
~ ciffsn1is frieuJiy fo this important entezprise
land it IS TO be presumed that IN q our citiEers
sc,,,,nanv as the once OF "The Virginia Home
Insurance Company" next door to Messrs. Par-
cali. Ladd q Co., druggists, Main street, where
tl,r, can record their names. Mr.. B. G. WHER-
Nv Jr.. assistant secretary OF the Insurance
COMPANY. has kindly consented to take charge OF
this list, He has list Of the names or al tnose
that In We subscribed np to the present time which
can Inc seer, by any one Interested In this home
enterprise. The terms are liberal as ds icy cam
learn from him made so Ia order 20 aaaRs in aaI
not been Called upon by any OF the committees
having this important matter In charge VIII re-
snond freely 10 this call Every citizen Is expected
to do bis duty. All of rs mast be identified Ill In
tercst In this enterprise.
NH 1-2t GORRIN WARWICk, PreSldent
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. r. Co., !

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. X. CO,,)
January & 1910.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
l. Richmond at $50 A. N. DAILY, except SUN.
PAYS, and at $50 p. 81. DAILY. Returning,
leave petersbnrg at $50 4; NJ. DAILY, and c1-
Local trains leave Richmond at $50 A, NJ. and
Petersburg at 8 A. 81. DAILY, except SUNDAYS
THOMAS II. WYSEE,
IA Superintendent.
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By w. Goddin, Auctionccr.

BEAUTIFUL F RM OF SIXTY
ID ACRES ON THE WILLIAMSBURG
TURNPIKE ONE AND A HALE MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, WITH HANDSOME
REs1DENCE, TnEREoN.-At the request
of Mr.. John II. Mackenzie, l am au-
thorzed to sell his very valuable FARM, To-
Gated as above. 1t contains SIXTY ACRES OF
LAND GU Williamsburg turnpike between first
and second mile-stones, near all cleared and IN
cultivation DWELLING nearly new rramed),
with seven rooms, with closets In three Of them
framed kitchen OF four rooms, smoke-house, sta
Bile &c. and two young orchards Of a variety of
fruit in full bearing; seven long asparagus beds,
and two wells of excellent water In the yarc.
and five acres IN clover, which produced over 8, 90
pounds per acre last season. II early application
be made. bargain can be had.
P. 5. Around the dwelling there Is handsome
fe 9sOst W.GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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r ANDS
IL IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
Ihavc in my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every section Of the State. A number of them are
large, frst-class estates, with splendid improve
ments, and desirably located.
GEORGE nj. DREWRY,
fe2-lm& l0l4 Main street.
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a deed Of trust from William H. Turner r7sr. to
of'cn 81 Charles CITY county, shall, the 9Th
day of March. 1870, irocecdto sell on the prem;
ises the TRACT OF LAND conveyed py salu
decd contaihing 150 scres. bounded by tho iands
OF William Pearman, @. Brooks, and |, Others fSi
70 On tnhsx Sub. Trustee.
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DAUL PRY IN RICHMOND,

TWISTING CARDS PRINTED At THR
DIEPATCH PRINTNG-E0us4.
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-SHlU,
Z MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR ~
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIVER.-Thc fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
JOHN SYJVE IS T E &,
Captain Q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the a0ove-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and Ehl'
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. and returns on Iues-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time TO coz.
aect With steamers for Baltimore and poinls
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri'
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, $3.50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturdays
from IL NJ. to 81 P. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmoutn,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal lanolngs on
Chesapeake hay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED:
Frefghls for way-landings must De hreIpsltt
Apply TO L. =: TAIUSl, agsns.,
sell once, steamers, WDsrIs
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FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SsakssSssa&
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, MA GA r A, Abe.
MARIE, and HATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond. every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. al O'CLOCK
p. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRl"
DAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships are entirely new, They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda.
tons, nnl attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered: Al SUAk-
TER or ONE PER CENT, ut the Offices OF this
coulpcnv. - ,.
WILLIAM C. DURHAM q CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets,
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s z sssee1S ssssg
YYTGH CDNsT ABLE's SALE.-ONE
Ell yRAMED SHED At AUCTIOE..-Will be
soId on SATURDAY, March s, 1870; at IL o,clocs
ground. situated ON the corner Of Seventh and Ca
nal streets. TO satisfy distress warrant In my
hands in favor Of Seth d. DuYai ana against IL.
" f. S % apu i'' JAMEsLAWRIE, II. G. G. X.
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NASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.
FERRO-P HOSP FORA TIE Ell IR
OF CALIShYA BARK.
This beautiful anbcr-colored cordial is agreea-
bic TO the taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction wher-
ever introduced. and Is prescribed by the most
eminent physicians In all cases where pleasant
and eftlcacious tonic Is required.
FERRO-PlIOSpHORATE ELIXIR OF
CALISAYA WITH BISMUTU,
adapted especially to gastric difficulties.
FERRQ-P SPHORAT ELIXIR
CALISAYA WITH STRYCHNIA.
COD LIVER OIL: COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BR0MINE, AND PHOSPHORUS;
COD LIVER Oil WITH IODIDE OF IRON.
AMMONIO ClTRATE-BISMUTH,
al incstimable remedy for difficult digestion,
acidity OF the stomach, nausea, and dlarrh9a.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP,
very efficient remedy for cutaneous affections.
ELIXIR LUPULINE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ARSENITE OF STItf CHINA.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fp7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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ONO /
ia Observation-Disclosures

TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
i p. NJ. EXCEPTED TO THE NORTH, EAST!
AND WEST, OVER THE FAVOtITE ROuIk
VIA AQUA CREEK-THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-Thc THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
of Byrd and Eighth streets at ii. Is A. NJ. &ndsEf.
NJ. Sunday at IL Is A. NJ. only. making close and
reliable connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and With trains
Tor THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is made.
The elegant and commodIous steamers on tie
Potomac river stop at Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except.
ed) at $50 p. NJ, and arrives In Richmond ut s''
A. M.
Through tickets to al principal points North and
West. ,.,.,.
For further information ami for through tickets
North apply at the Office corner Broad and Fiphtl
streets and for through tickets to all poins Norm
aud West apply st the ticket office corner b!fd
and Eighth streets. -
no IS j. d. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the Enyi-
neer's Office at Charleston, W. Va, until l. NJ.
March /, 1870. for the GRADUATION, MASONRY
and the SUPERSTRUCTURE OF BRIDGES on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad between the
Falls OF kanawha and the Ohio river, including
THREE MILLIONS CUBIC YARDS OF
EXCAVATION. and SEVENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS OF MASONRY.
Also, at the Engineers Office at Richmond. Va.
until y M. March 10, 1870 for several heavy Soc
lions east OF the Falls of Kanawha, Including the
unfinished work near Miliboro', and that eight
miles east of the White sulphur Springs, tie Great
Reud tunnel 600 feet: Lewis tunnel 1900 feet :;
five other tunnels from 500 to 200 feet long; Seyc.
raj sections in roekcutting and about 90 cubic
yards OF masonry.
Proiilcs and specifications can be found AZ tie
office OF the company, 81 William street, New
York; 1t Richm ond, Va. ; aud at Charleston, W.
Va, ON ard after January Is 1870. The comnany
reserves the right to reject any or all the bids
offered, and 10 make private contracts FOR The
work.
Information rs to time: etc. viii be given :, The
letting. For further information applyio ". u.
Whitcomb, CHIEF Engineer, Richmond Va. or L"
W. A. Kupar, Principal Assistant Engineer.
Charleston, West Virginia. >-,.r,
President Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company.
o. No.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIhoRE,
THE NORTH AND MISUNDERSTANDING
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY( EXCEPT SUNDA1sh
On and after TUESDAY, Sth OF June, pass.enkst S'
for Baltimore and all points North and Horth.
west will take the passenger train from the GSpo.
Of the Richmond and York kdvsF ,t Ks tsS s
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. c. FREEMAN
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. II; FnEEH4 TS,cSSa
BaItimOre the Following morning in time to con-
meet with the trains FOR Phiadepha n Se N.Y. f?E
& Lirht-Street wharves, foot Of Barry street daily
except snnSays ut oSosk r nj the Sowas
dav in time to connect with the express trllh
Richmond and DaRye r9rSae lSf
salisbury, Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columo.h = -
and all points South
rasves Richmond daily Except Sundays)
o'clock r. NJ; leaves West Point daily Se1ceP'
'1ohua'S' o. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
TOT Superintendent.
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IMOND AND DANVILLEP 4U-

II ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-in
and after WEDNESDAY, December 20, Issp. the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be RIM nm
GoiNG souTH.-Lynchburg and Danv!lle pas
senyers leave Richmond daily tcxcept Sundnv,l
at Sis A. NJ; leave Burkevtlle daily 1except Sun
daysj at 1915 P. M. arrive at DanviIe daily tex-
ccpt sundays at $3.50 p. u: THROUGH SAIL
And EXPRESS leaFea Richmond daily ut So,
r. a.: leaves Danvile daily at :a5 p. NJ; arrives
at Greensboro daily at 4:l5 A. ".
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchburg and Dany!lle pas.
sengers leave Danville daily Except Sundaysl at
7:40A. NJ. leave Burkevfle daily Except Sun.
days) at l2:45 p. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sundays) at 3:5oP. NJ. THROUGH MAJI
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at o.;
p. NJ; leaves Danville daily at ll:57 L. N. ar
rives Mt Richmond daily at 1870 A. n.
The Lynchburg and Danville Passenger Train
connects ut Bur5eville with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and all stations on the Sou.hside and Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-.
lina road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta. sa.
v4nnah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c.
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond aud York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CiIILESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS OH the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD
de % Supe TintenGent.
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FOR LIVERPOOL qAHHER2Nsrows.: it,
INNAN1LEE OF MAIL STEAMERS 3; SAlLIEG
FROM YET IT TGRK E ~ EiTE SsAhTIUYRsDAf'
RATES GFrASSAGE 81 THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Cola. a., =,
LISerp'o! ter PsgSs in ourrsacy w
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX !:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold)...".....$ SO 90 90
g. aai Jois oa f., by branch steamer isod: 20 90
Storage, Payable IN Currency.
Liycrpoo! OF ~ Nv
s. Johns, n. f., by branch 80 90
Tickets sold to and from England Ireland and
For further Information applv at the Company'o
offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
WILLIAM G i DTNHXM !, { CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.
cs Sf,@e ss S Sfss s. HyyEEe esSas
bier Il North river every Saturday -:
b PHAMAFk, 2R4HEfSSS, FEE$SsE1AHA
CABIN passage, 800 and SIS, currency.
Storage passage, 800, currency.
f37, In currency.
Sieeragc passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
terdam. and IIavre, S.5. in currency.
For further particulars, apply at the offices Of
the company, 60 Broadway, F. W. j. HURST,
i" NV WILLLaM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
sTEAM TO GLASGOW AND f~as
LONDONDERRY. &AEAA
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorite Clyde-built passenger steamers are In.
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90. North river, at IL o'clock 81.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, geo and
S75.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, Sleo.
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, $40 !; intermediate,
835.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $37.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Eavre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
tain.
For further Information apply at the company's
offices, 80. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN.
DERSoN BROTHERS, or to
Ali %
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DAUL PRY IN RICHMOND!.
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DAUL PRY IN RICHMOND
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, on Monday night, GOLD STUD.
IL The finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at
this office NH 2-2t<
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VESSEL CWs.as, ASSOCIATION.
Rates Of Wharfaae--The New Quarnniin
Tariff.


Rates Of Wharfaae-The New Quarantine
Tariff.
The regular meeting of the Vessel Owners and
Captains Cooperative Association was held yester-
day at No. SO Pine street. There was limited
attendance. Mr.. G. A. Brett presided. The secre-
tary read the minutes Of the previous meeting, which
were approved.
The CHAIRMAN said that in January, 1868, q COM
mittee was appointed to prepare a form OF policy
and endeavor to procure legislation on the part Of
the State to make such policies binding on insurance
companies. 1t was desirable that there should be
one uniform policy that could be understood and
adopted by all classes, and 1t was his intention to
bring the matter up when the members Of tile COM
mttee were present.
THE RATES OF WHARFAGE.
The CHAIRMAN announced that at a meeting
Gently held 1t was resolved not TO pay double rates OF
wharfage except IN the limits OF New York and
Brooklyn. Hunters Point was beyond those limits,
and, according TO the laws Of the State, they were
not bound to pay double rates at tnat locality.
THE NEW QUARANTINE TARIFF.
M. BRETT continued to state that in regard to the
upon by the commission, the commission had
never met since the last meeting of the
Merchants Committee, and that therefore the
rates could not have been determined upon.
But even If they had been fixed, he was
Informed by legal adviser that the rates
settled upon by the commission could not be col.
by other responsible parties for the same work,
and they had right to protect themselves against
any imposition Of the Kind BY legal process.
Mr.. Snow complained that ships coming into tho
ness OH board were stopped ct Quarantine by the
Health OIlcer He suggested that test case should
be brought forward In order that the question night
Health Oicer had no right to detain vessels under
the circumstances he had mentioned.
The meeting then adjourned tn september next.
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ZEE SEVENTH EEGlMEYT sXsURsioy.

The Regiment to Leave for Philadelphia and
Cape Inlay This Isurnug-A Good Time
Ahead.
The Seventh regiment take its departure for
Philadelphia and Cape May this morning. The COM
mand will parade In full uniform (gray pants( with
knapsacks and Overcoats rolled, and viii leave the
armory at seven O'Clock. The line of march will be
through Great Jones street to Broadway, and down
Broadway through Canal TO Desbrosses street, where
q boat will be In waiting TO take the men to The
depot Of the Philadelphia Railroad in Jersey City.
The regiment will parade about 600 muskets, and
will be accompanied by the iul band and drum corps.
special tram has been engaged for the regiment and
every thng has been done that could be done to make
the trip an enjoyable one General Sewe having all
the railroad arrangements IN charge The train Will
stop at place between Jersey City and Pmlaael-
pha--viz at Trenton, where the delegation from
the City OF Brotheriy Love Will meet the regiment
and accompany 1t to Philadelphia. No person not
connected with the regiment, with the exception of
the representatives " the leading morning papers OF
this city, viii be allowed OH the train on It's return
to this city Saturday, at four r. NJ the command
will be received by the Tweny-second, Colonel Por-
ter, and the Ninth, Colonel Fisk.
Colonel Fisk and s,aif have been invited to he pre-
sent at the hop which is 70 be given In honor Of the
Seventh at Cape May on Friday, and they will leave
by special train on Friday morning.
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nsIfcIIYs lilly TRACKING A burglar.

On the 25th Of May last the premises 80 Mercer
street. occupied by Henry w. Freeman, dealer In
silks, were burglariousy entered and thirtynne
pounds of silk, valued at $3.50, stolen therefrom No
clue could be obtained IA to who the burglars were
until yesterday when detective lilly, OF the Central
Police Once, discovered In NJ Hymans store, 45
Grand street, three pounds OF silk which, on invests
CATION, proved TO be portion OF the proceeds Oh the
burglary. lilly learned from Lyman that the latter
had purchased the SILK from o man named stein, OF
quently learned had purchased 1t from 4. Lester, Of
the Bowery, near Houston street, whose house de-
tective lilly searchc1, and found therein twent.slx
pounds more OF the silk, which hasbeen also 1dentl-
fed 10y Freeman. Lester states that he bought ais
part Of the property from the notorious Henry Mel.
Nelson were arraigned In the TOubs Police Court
yesterday, before Justice Hogan, and were held for
examination.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Proln;neus Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Judge G. J. Folger, of New York; J. Mccullough
OF California; Colonel G. Diehl, OF Maryland; C. II.
Burton, OF Texas, and Colonel r. F. Hazelton, Of San
Francisco, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain Theodore Cook OF steamer Java, and the
Marchloness OF vellaba, at the Brevoort House.
Governor Bowie Of Maryland; Dr. Mott Francis,
OF Newport, and General Cary II. Fry, of the United
States Army. are at the New YORK Hotel.
General A. J. Warner, OF Ohio; Z. Mccormick and
G. S. Darol, OF the United States Navy, and f. IL.
Rollins, Of New Hampshire, are at the Aston House.
Governor Brose OF Chicago; ]. IL. Ramsay, Of
Albany; General w. II. Noble and Colonel j. L. Dem
ham, of Bridgeport, and G. G. Gilman, OF Iowa, are
a. the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel f. Baebaza, DR.. Gabriel Fernandez and
Joseph Barduleus, of Buba, are at the Everett
House.
Colonel Mckay OF Louisiana; d. N. Stanton, OF
Massachusetts; General Easement, of Ohio and
Governor Burnside, of Rhode Island, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Judge Hammond, OF Maryland, and Judge Hale, OF
Essex county, are at the Hoffman House.
Mayor c. Haddam, of Cohoes CITY; T. Addison
Richards, Of New York. and Thomas e. Courtney
Of Baltimore are at the Coleman House.
Colonel G. Barclay, Of Schenectady; Alexander
Berry, of st. Louis, ana Il. G. hayward, of Boston
are at the 81. Charles Hotel.
Professor Robinson, of Sacramento, ana Rev. DR.
Hutchins, OF Belfast, are at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Colonel S. Sullivan, for Saratoga; Colonel j. Lar
kin, DR. Bliss ana Governor Gilpin, for Washington
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thought Of conquerors and conquered in France
interruption Oh the Lett
M MAGNIN-We understand you perfectly well.

thought Of conquerors and conquered in France
interruption on the Lett
M MAGNIN-we understand you perfectly well.
M EXILE OLIVIER said:--when spoke OF the
French Sadowa meant to indicate that the p,ebis
cue mad given to the French policy the same force as
the battle Of Sadowa gave 10 that OF Prussia. (Hear,
hear) There IL one remark OF M. Jues Favre that
@ we we
blame, as above us was win which rendered our
own nugatory. The Chamber viii admit tiat mys self
ana Ill my colleagues IN the Ministry have always,
with jealous care, abstained from introducing the
name OF the sovereign In our discussions In c0nfor
W a Win aI pTacses Clear hear
word would be presumptuous and Unconstitutional
but to coyei It, But we wlfl not accept In silence
words Which would touch the Emperor unJustly, and
since you force u.s. we VIII no longer suppress the
eulOginm nave hi herto retained on lips, and
Will say that there would he an imp0ssiDiity TO
approach o sovereign who pracllses Win more
stralghtlorwardness, nobcness or mind aud SINGER
ity, the new institutions which he mas introduced
Into the country. lHear, hear.)
M: JULES FAvRE-l am happy to have given the
Minister OF Justice an opportunity OF relieving his
mind OF euloSlum, which the most simple sense Of
proprtety forbids me from contesling. My silence IS
SUFFICIENT tMurmurs.) Besides, statesmen are 70
be judged BY acIs and not By declarations. we have
often said that you have not fulfilled your promises
ana the present discussion ID another example You
Say that there il no cause for dsquetade as 10 lhs
preservation OF peace, and yet you still nlaintsn
s sG IRON the Throns contained a. engasemSnt
sell heard. returned to his seat.
NJ. GARNER PAGEs--lf the Chamber viii not liz.
ten let the debate be adjourned.
The PREsIDENT-M Jules Fayre has exercised his
right. dissent on the LEFTY II he wishes 10 cont
nue. he has permission 70 speak.
VOICES on the right 10 NJ. Jules Favre-Speak !!
Speak mingled with cries "vote.r
NJ. JULES FAyRE-I Will not humble my dignity be-
fore your Intolerance. applause ON the left.)
The PREslDENr-The discussion continues, aud NJ
Jules FavIe has the turn TO speak.
Fresh cries OF "AdJourn, adjourn - Counter eX-
CARNATIONS arose, ana IN the mldst OF great uproar
number OF Deputies left the Chamber.
Tie President finding that the d. puties were not in
sufficient HnlnDer raised the sitting.