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'Fhc Regulars and the BoiS@gs.
A GRANDJOINT DlSUUaSiUA
Observation-Disclosures -JlLI3oE

Observation-Disclosures -JiLL3oE.
One night last week, tho Regulars, IN
private council determined to have L grand
rally of their clans in Camden, to'heoF IRON
some of.thc great apostles Of the F. D. Mo
scs dispcnsation, but. the. Boilers being on
the alert. managed to discover their " little
game" and accordingly sent ont runners. 20
notify their alhcrcnts 70 come into town the
some day. and Trocnrod Bowen and Ier&G-
son to meet thc Nose: men Oh that ocea%!oh'
Saturday Was u*hoyed in with fiery heat.
but This did not sccin to interfere with INC
men and brcihrcn,' and by ten o'clock, /"
considerable rumbcr We're as*o:nbled III
town. The negol:rs were taken by Sar-
nrisc Lnt caail not decline T. GIVE nc OH
er side hcai'i,.% ;ni 1T t%sl'e o<'!"c',
motley crowd woaAed their wayto the g"oTe
near the cYl,rcd p9h'ie arhoa! house. We
cstin.lo tic nm...b>r present aS "b,H. two
hundred. enc lruylh.ei wMaia %c:c white
men. drawn, there by curiosity: T.. E'on' to
the galq;nc Republic a.ha@mor- cach oSh-
or. Mr. Il. C"rdy%a being called to the
c,,:air, tic Meeting wa* e"l's-I to crdc"; and
III. ferguson: n&cH'%.a"2 T. '''''y a." EFN:3
;olorcJ, proceeded t.. address Ae crowd.
lie compared the tWo l.eplalean tic&cis
advised hi: audience e vote ~ TDn':nson;
recor".cd charges Q? rrlul and corruption;
accused .,..es Of various IrauA' s0cii ~ the
;s,lc oi ray certificates and t&c receipt oI
money from ti.c "armol io:eo' lUnd; and
pronounced him unwoElay Of t2ioS eAt'ua'
led with the ;...airs o.. government lie
rronon"ccd ";inanc:al' ''.l""4a"'r'"," AK!
on this acco:.Mt VS. lhRshol 1t hy some oi
hi, better ilor"ci hearers. 70 whom he
i,,rr,l and declared t!.at he wished i 10 be
understood tha. he WIS not q i" cole sc bred
m,n
>1r Wall succeeded him. and wcas l@r
~, =. r. he moont to MT him to the wall
IN tho course Of his somcwhas scai,lins re
,,,.,,,s 10 called attention to the amount Il
:. cacsI.o displ:wci b. Ferguson, i'll coming
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blgy1 ;se cslne Aere u - .:,.t., oS-t;'' :.
tr::h1l IN t!lsy, ;I.li. s;3 .t?j from the
majority of'ToIt. -'ihh2 t3n"e;iiion, before
tl.. doaunc;=t:on uf N'GoNo:' were uttcr,d,'
Ind not. in OFT opinion, c%h"ust"d nj !bo-
coming means Of prevailing on him to acr
cent tic distinguished honor tendc;tG Nm:
i.Gml2mcn. We Lave you with The N"'atH'
@o;,,icsicn thu VIC can no lon%er scrvc OF;
COMMON cc,fl;ry, our State and our prime
i.lGs Iy STcnaini@;: witI you"
S;..ucd By David t"ul!y. Il. G Kelley.
II. Lair. on behalf Of the delegation I %"
Louisiana.
Immediately after Tic adjournment Of the
convention Ike delegates rc-ass2mblcd as IL
,.s:Ys.; meeting: s. j. Bayarl, Of New Jersey,
in the chair. Mari, Po.n"voy: Goioday,,
}Tccirs, and others made speeches, and =
Telegram from Asianta was read: &rnoun-
cin@ greet an.hU3;asln. in that city over the
actin Of .hs convention. .r-:
QUINCY. Mass. Sept. 5.--CJi. Eb'at2n
Daar3r. LQ#i.o1jr. hcatncl% l Will gladly
serve as Nice President with O'Gonor, but
will accept nothing else. 0'Conor must
positively stand. JOHN q. ADAMS.
The i;1:M.owius is Tic Good!st Resolution
il ia!l:
Ecs2Iscy, That in t!c scnsoof this con-
?cn;i2n. thas Charles 'Conor having fully
and heartily. aj1yoy2l cf thc objects al.l
purposes Of tAe'D3uycn,iGn, and having been
uH.niMocisy Nominated fc: President, ana
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.NGssRs WALKER EVANS & CoG3wELt.-
THIS wcI!.known and cntcrpris!n& firm:
dong business in Charleston: sustained q
damage often thousand dollars by fire, the
nr:.-;n Of which seems 70 be involved i'll
mystery. 70 meet Tic demands ofthciy busi-
ncss, they have already ordered four ncw
printing presses, the Insurance Companies
iproving very prompt in the adjustment OF
their loses.
rs every day is worth 4 great deal Of
money to them, We extend our assurances Of
coincidence with them. and have no doubt
th#: they Will soon arise as Phoenix from
the aslcs, renewed. tried and proven to be
s;aunch BY that sc,cre$s Of tests ''a$ by
ire"
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COMME..DAELi; md ENCOGahC:NG IN
AMpLE.-Thc Atlanta .Sga, Of thc 4til inst,
contains IN article from Che pen Of Ion. a:
II. SrEpuEys in regard to the Atlanta Ned
ical College, in which he refers to DR.. lfN
4. LOVE. enc of the Professors, in tic iol-
lowing terms CT commentator: -.
~Without intending any discrimination
between the new members: We take occasion
70 express our personal qualification at tho
promotion of Professor Love. Nc have no1
seen him for many years, but haTin@ known
him when he tcgan lie, and having; taken .
deep interest il BIS professional. success, We
arc .lad to sec him enrolled among thr,'e
who have achieved 50 much deserved dis
tinction." -. ..-,
The learned Professor here referred toby
the distinguished writer, Is 4 native Of : III:
dca, received his curly cdac':tioi} AZ or
academies, studied his pFoi;'sSin under Or.
Edward H. An,Tarson, formerly = th;E:.';ac2,
and thu% equipped, cooraa2oe h:.' career in \
eli. sister ,s5..tc Of. l;cag!;, :, there Ne has
attained the Highest honog5 Of It's rroic$-j
siof---a leading physician. connected with
Ftsc Atlant. Medical and Surgical JG'nna!,
and prolcssorof the, HIalical Co!!"2>. Whcii
we recall the G"ct that DR.. Loyc WIS l2'5 ;el'
orphan son of widowed lnothor in strait
I ...l l,.-
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-I--,--,,-.- CyIJyIy 4. H0I'TMk%. NEWS
Sr,rwr ,,:-rr~,.iNt; AGENTS. 40. ioE;t stree.
g i:SLriMoG, Mn arc duT a'hor%cH - criTaT. rae;
q r embellishments i5 our love stratCs. tt:cfsStS
II r,ouyStcd 10 lc&vn their l"y1:' WIN
Il his horsc This frn la3 ey""l ltor&! !a"'!t:, ior
II nIscfrr DIVER; srr!cIts chc.pl% NJ: We f"HJ ,.
I'd .n i r,,r-riuy nj who dusl.' to ADVERTISE III .
Vi Cct5wn papers. especially those haflES Fe' e''~
Y TO scll-to these gCnt!c!rGa
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PERI urnery sc,

n EniiAN an French Cologne. Luh;l &u&
II Lows pxuao,s, 'i'oi!Ct Pow,lc:. ag'! S'o"Y'
IN lar c va icy. LILY 'Yttiia, PrcpDcl Chat,
sc. AGc>a, Iiai" :. ,,or, Eco: c:Ic:oas, K"t..::-
rinn, Sic:iiaa Hair hgncwol, Gcco,. CrcHn. 50,
70 lon' %al .too.h lowllora.
... NUDCSON S: DIEL.tp.
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1.ou-c5j WILLIE CCNV.L,-,IICN.
Trfn SnNGIT-CUT C@ETEITlOE-N|EUh
rARALYTIC .EE0Ki,--No CANDIDATE
a. WILL ACOEiT.
LOUISVILLE, Sept.

,,. -. IT,. I.I1l;,',,u ;nd !
phi2 r;'$t i'"I N?'I,' 10 .%'',I ~. T,o
refused 10 ot%h=c ; '"''-'' '''S' ~' "
vote was ua'A'il.ots. II !. ,o.., :,.,.,s..
"2''i3S } .,.J ''.'1''1 l t''''' ''''','','
bnt was seated ~ ,,..o t.. ,,,,,sc.,.
IHneHA $"y'Ha nc ""s ."''o .,},,d : n''. .,,.;i
and nos " delegate: h' "''' "a l''-'E' '''','
%re%t il;"@inG. -,
mid great c?h' "sio"' "" 1:;" T.''',, Il:t :.'''
cod the'Voie: " IYEa.r oyyI T. m,:Sor"si |'G.v,r"
= ie'toi WI: 'Ec,,' ':2" '""n ,,, r,, s',;,,. -,
;.inS' a"ho'Ee1n5 '.'. -, ~ "', "o,i ,,i,cl "a
Conner aho "ecePS "'H S''';,,' l:',,~ ,,,.,.,,
an: was no!H!"aIcd lof ie'' ''S''''''' -
'Ae th!fo OaiIoc c,,.,.. ,,.l,-n,,o, IN rc-
A'tclegrHn: 1Eo,a CN;'ic, y, ~ -y't,.G, ';aard a..
ply to thc Ho'iica''3n ol N2 n'','i,l,,V nisn".ni
::-GGes the se!cc!on s,.c o. S'N'' Wv '' .'''
leave hia III rr1'I'o h'J. I,,:,, ,,,,,I,cr,glo
the sane lnls .;o. ~ - III, ~ "bc f";s.
i!11hty TO- anu ',i'l'".s? ~: Wa. r, ,. =, ior.,s
Vi'e iti'' t;'N' 1A' Nv ." ;.ao.!J.,n,, 90 o,,
th3t he VIII not accept ~ !. SI'.;' :no :3.:nn
Indication that ne VIII "e'@--.' i '.'0 o'''''''
| tIon l&8@'&.
~, c,,-..:....
l.nU!SEI'hE:, ::p'' - 10 io!i'%."; -. H.,
coInuuois"t'2" IN !nt F's.'''el |, W ,,., '.s
L'H*IaNa 4"'"& -! 70 :''c 'rs,I.S,' ~, ~o.'
rcniion SO {" representation oi '''' ~ .''''' -
cy d. Louisiana:
." It is solemn "a.J Hapo.S' n a|;i ~, ~ a.. 90,
tA@ mcmcht 70 Y"'c V'i.'y -, .;.oI. ~. ,,:,
. Conner Us 4 cana u]'r oi we 0n;a,.
party Tor 1:cs9ea, AZ" - w. oIar ho,;c, ,;"I. ":
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CANnrx PlcGoRlAL AnvEaTE&FE.-
Friend II. Darucl, has asked Us t,.cEchm&e
will! l!;s papc: bearing the above 'itlo. It
is spicy sheet, cmb2!!i$hcl with dr2wing$,
nor.rayine the numerous bargains which
can be Obtained RI his store. He publishes
hi; pancr Gratis ana collects the subscription
(&000, $4,000 in &dYaQcc.
We put him down Oh our exchange list
with much pleasure.
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Or. .,1%~Ts n C@ArL@:TN advertising "...,
49,. .,.. 81 Waller. Trans X C2@2wcii represent
81 ~ Roswell y. Logan ESQ. Is ;hc only "aiho'-
;rrl ',rc9; ;or this rancr, III Charleston.
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Fly Tclcnr III TO The Tribune

Cri@AGo. .Aug. 23.--,fho Hon: Daniel
y. ioGrh addressed large gathering at
Greenfield. Ind. today the raiii interfering
sJmcwhat viii! The attendance. Mr. Foor-
hco5 &pck2 for tTo hours, and w&s warmly
erected. 'He said'o the Elanton Duncan
movement = -. haye told you that have
s.ca} rrtsn@St ii'Gv ttat class Of DemiegaEs
who i,unI t Necessary l.. reason themselves
int2sthc supp2Ts oi Aip. Greeley! i belong
TO tl!at tc.a@5 tarsaljf,' and hTvc reached my
position by acaIolal survey oi' Inc #2Id o.
duty: ard nclfrrI fnpal'5 OF :acrc personal
inclination. haze weighed tic calamitics
which ;,alaccruc :2tho country from Nrm5s
rcc&c!icn %Gain@t :I:2 Benefits 10 be produced
by tie election 81 N.co!c-. and have taken
NJ @t.md &ccGrI.n2lg. / haze 10 wor.l .s
a6usc to hurl ara:;,. 5 The Len engaged III
cailing the Louisville CaHyc&!i1%: b.. thcr
T.arpoFo cs3not;bn pis LAX; 4n.l q 4yary in!cIii-
!rcl nan ii ihc Jn.lad States knows that il
is . Increment soIoiria The interest 0? ?G9Ant,
a.s4 dir,etJy toalias;5to,s his see5c tim. 'Eiai
CCnTan5is5 4 .hc hope .of the Grant p;I.t.y
SIR. (.rclcy is noY tile only cia:ec. wcf cal
make 5$il'Eiug p,ace and rccoacii!ation'to Tie
2a;v2'E3 - ~ *. : ,..-....'
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----'I : :: --' = ~. . - .7'--'
Cw.a2 - t.r?rcY.i,ca.!f+::c from abroad
tic rs,2 81 ..;,,e ISL y=a,2,l.aE fill;
=. &c rcpl.h9&l2a ~ tac Scci 2S) balcs
c.;:>::i. ;..a~g a e 3 =. j.: ga,:nd 70.
@,;1:l.hs Ht;Pmca; -. II '@2Gss; 300 bales
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N:..y. X. t.i.$on i'oiliywcd .llr. iewan,7ia
4 &,1al s;.oay:I---i:c defended the aet.oH 'f
tN@ Moses rar;y--a~cpaa,l 'i'o'nIi"son Of be-
:n~ cm~arcd in tic loihyin@ Of tAc Hhos-
pilatc ~! %nN tho UrcenYjlc railroad sWiH-
dic-iu&tifcil Inc intfoducti5h Of Tic i<u
;Iilx p.;,a}; III their pjnlt'rm, "n'i asked
Dawcn where hc li}.) woui,l then h"To been
nut for E..ccutiyc clcmcncy. Although '"t
an orator: Jiil>on s:ocai;s Tcrywcl!. AMI made
a favorable Impression unan his audience.
At night, an cir>rt WIS n!@@c io %cf up two
meetings, onc Bc!tcr's and oHc EcSSalar*,
but the Regulars hummer cr''':d the l'oHcr"
and cailicl off The OILY l.uI,:lci5 i'll town
70 the Court lIoW&c. whore quite crowd a.
#2uhIcl and were as:cca5Iy c;.te@:a:ncd hy
.,jcssc.: G. en;Tcr, s. placc'anG others. .iho
Boilers caught particular fits, or rather con-
siderable abuse Of ,}Ir. Bowen md Ferguson
was INDUCED III. the la5tcr being dc-
nominated '.I'rench gentleman from BAN
we'll while ncwcn was made out to be III
awful monster.
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PROPOSAL.

SEALED Proposals Will be received at the OF:
flee of the Comfy Commissioners at the Conr
House, for ore month, for the building OF
bridge on Buffalo Creek III faley's Mills. The
names Of slrc:its ma3i accompany the bid.
.. j. T. SUTHERLAND, Chairman.
A"- 22.-iTO.
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J. w. Dep SIS,
U Ee / All ,ytJ s I'll 6 u.

IL Claim. -! n ny '.snia for collection,
"A. wilI receive pro;!li.t:5 -ent:oa..
(Ghica Up.aii> IN #oI'i:;4ln r'!!ing.j
aug If. ..r..
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F5y Dga,:si3.a, mitigation, depression Of spiF-
its and general dgbiity intheir, various forms
also rs prey onta:iye asaiHst JteYer anu aSne
:.ri o!hcr Intermittent fcvers, the Ferro-phcs-
rhoratcd cixcr O! c&lys6G rade$llg Casewet,
!!Tazard ( Co.. i. =, and sold BY SHdruggists
is the hcs. tonic. and a.; . tonic for patients re-
covering from fcy,r, and her disease, il has
no equal. l.. {, = -!t.>' |A4l-t 50. So
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Srp,ron'STAXD DurLucATE.--3lr. Donald

.ArDIFon'sTANDUrL ---lr, Donald
1iclEncan, County auditor: received on
Tuesday ,cornin@ new tux Nupl;catc, con-
tanning lhrcc hunired pa%cs, printed en- fine
aancr and handsomely bound. lie cstI.
Ina,: n,M it will A.Il oat Gor two years.
Tic book probably cost tio $:a'ea' Iess:ifly
dollars
E,., says SoaiI Carolina is bankrupt!
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NOR I0&uuiTU E.T.; .. :'I.o1, :! "a.
Il ViuuD < i3IMP'S.
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C,rjoiic S4ips Recommended BY ihe lcadng
niiys:cians and the President Of the board 'of
itcal,h Of New York rs the most heaiing com
pound ever known. Gives, Instant reliefto burns
and cur5S aiikiHls Of sores cuts and wounds; and
4 most invaluable salye for ali pu: poses. Sold
everywhere fOr 4jc, Jcnn T. IIearJ sole propri-
nlnr s Enilcnc nlucc Now YoIk. 49, y -
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S;jyri Gniis of AsWbyare nos spic;cr 'han ;h'
,arcna wlic!i the fragrant sozod9nt lmpsris Il
the breath Norris thc heart Of The ivory nN
wl:.er than the teeth that arc cleaned daily SIT!
that niatciiless iufl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

@Josephine Mansfield is living quietly in
West Philadelphia.
~Dolly Warden is usurping the province OF
"Shoo Fly" on all our streets and in our homes
~Dr. X. shelton Mackenzie testified in fhe
Gould-Gordon case at New York, Yesterday
that Gordon, as an English earl, is an impostor.
~The Haymakers, of Troy, defeated the
Eckfords, OF Brooklyn, yesterday, by a score OF
IL TO IL.
~An Ithaca paper saws that Geo. r. r.
does IL mean?
ga couple were married on the cars IN
Missouri recently. The bride had the longest
train on record.
ga modest and unprotected young an In
him on the street.
ga youth Of seventeen, attending the Agri-
cultural College at Lexington, Ky, has Just
married q widow OF forty.
ga telegraph from Berlin say that Prince
Bismarck Is again indisposed, and his physicians
insist on absolute rest, or the consequences may
be serious
s%The Prescott (Arizona) Miner publishes
two columns of fresh Indian atroc iies in that
section, and says the troops are quietly waiting
the result Of Gen. Howard's peace mission.
VPatrick Kelly, aged seventy years. ana. II
IL alleged counterfeiter Of hfty years prac-
tice, has been rearrested I'm New York for
plying his vocation while out on baH.
The six-oared gig race, three miles, BE-
tween the Cndine and Chesapeake boat clubs.
OF Norfolk, Va, was Won by the Chesapeake in
- minutes % seconds, the Undine making 10 ia
- minutes 10 seconds.
the Mormons sad Gentiles % forszke their o 0
hatreds, and mite I'm realizing and a lsan.inE
the changing Commercial and in 4s.E.Ai sltaA~
ton Of Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08
The Democrass and greeley

BEN WOODS NEW YORK ASSOCIATION.
The national democratic association, a poIit.
ical organization recently formed under the
auspices of Benjamin Wool, in New York last
night passed resolution indorSing Greeley and
Brown. During the meeting Wood stated that
he had had an interview with Greeley, and had
asked him whether and m what event it was
possible he would With raw as a candidate.
Greeley, in reply. l. adj assured him that he
republican convention at Philadelphia might
nominate; but that his " thdrawal was possible
should the democratic ma onai convention make
an independent nomination..
MISSISSIPPI DUBIOUS.
Col. c. E. Hooker, a member of the demo-
cratic national executive committee, residing
mittee suggesting postponement of action uR-
til after meeting of the Philadelphia conven-
ton, and says the people of Mississippi wish
such a course 10 be pursued. An enthusiastic
Greeley club has been organized in jackson.
VOICE OF THE SOUTH.
The Charleston Ne,cs of this morning has the
following editorial:
'The Toice Of the .SouA."-The democratic
national committee meets in New York to-day.
We trust that i'm its deliberations due weight win
be accorded to the public sentiment and rea-
sonable expectation OF that section which in the
past has been so stea 1fast and 50 powerful an
ally Of the party to US Of the south. The action
OF the national democracy must either bring joy
and confidence and the assurance of speedy re-
lief from the worst of our troubles, or else pro-
long indefinitely the reign of anxious doubt and
haRrant misgovernment. If there be any portion
of the democracy who have the right to object to
Dit. Greeley as lifelong antagonist of their
cherished political views, ii is certainly the
white people OF the southern states. IL there be
any whom suffering and wrong and relentless
persecution have entitled to hearing when the
question of stalking their fate upon the doubtful
fortunes Of a triangular contest is raised, Ii Ii
this same people; and we but give expression to
the unanimous sentiment In South Carolina,
when we urge and entreat our democratic
friends throughout the north to sink for the
moment all personal prejudice and party pride,
and give the death-blow to national corruption
and sectional hate by q prompt, generous, and
hearty endorsement Of the nomination of honest
Horace Greeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Cier gymsn, while residing in south America,
as missionary discovered safe and simple remedy
foC the Of Nervous Weakness, Early ID cay,
Disc Of the Urinary aud Seminal Organs, and The
whole train Of disorders brought on by bsnefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers hare been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desir- 10 benefit
the afflicted AID unfortunate will send the recipe
FOR preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, 10 any who needs il. Free Of ChITgs.
Address, JOSEPH IMAM.
Station n, cible House,
TsT22ly New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08
End OF the Revolution inNe>icn-

WHY TEENlNo DtD NOT ATTACH NArAMpRAs-
ms ARMY DENoRALlZEA.
hEApSCAETERs IEENINo's Forces. Rry-
NosAi May a visit to this camp shoNs ths
cause OF the failure 20 attack Mtfam,ra.
Whatever the original force OF rrevino'- arm
Was, he has now only n pieces of artillery. sHa
infantry, and 400 cavalry. The balan e have
deserted aud are scattered. HIS army j. cB.4-
pletely demoraized and destitute. Tar maf1..-
~ OF his officers are shOeless and dismpunrs
Their animals being unable 20 walk. TIE on .I-
W without pay or food, are stealing aud bsgst ne
The country j. cleaned OF hOrsss. catiIe ana
small stock, and the whole army l. atrai OF
forces appear, Irevino's aImy would dissolve.
ana abandon their wagons. artillery aud every
thing. IL II evident that 1reyno n yer inten l.
cd 10 attack MatanOraS. He was TO that fhe
national guards there would Omen the CITY 20
him, and when undeceived he retired. Treviuo
saNs that j gaTeZ i certain 10 be o. erthrown by
THIS or another revolution. There l. nD conf
dence between the officers ana men o. the reI8-
iutiOHary forces, and no bass a. 20 tha eNas-
geTatcd reports a. to the doings OF the rcvolu-
t0niSts IN the interior. The tTath j. There - ua
force OF any magnitude, there being oaly IN a
bands in various states proving on the people.
The universal opinion among the lea lers here
- that DaZ i dead, and that the port OF his
being al Jallsc0 j. untrue. Nothing l. know a.
OF the government operations i'm tie interior.
There are no signs Of a force coming hithcr.
From present appearances the government.
with 900 troops could pacitv the northern
frontier. Many commissioners from the interior
are here. They expected Ia bay arms alter
Matam0ras was taken, and they regard the
failure a. death blow 60 the revolutionary
cause. 1reyinO. with his troops. has Just Starte
for CamargO. He saws he will await CevallO~
there, but he vii! doubtless 90 on 20 Monterey.
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The Tariff Question I'm Canada.

OTTAWA, May Sin the house last night Sir
-. >. Hincks said, a week ago, i'm making his
financial statements, he anticipated the posi-
bllity OF having 20 make a change in the Cana
dian tarlh, on account of the tariff changes OF
the nited States. The government n al learned
thst the President last night signed the bill
making important changes, 10 operate from
July next, repeating the duties on tea aud cor
Zee. HE Canadian government therefore pro-
Poseu lhal from the LIST OF July next the duties
on tea and coffee imported into the lominion
should be repealed. He gave notice that on
Friday next he would move for permission 70 20
go Oraye inconvenience had followed the
uncertainty prevalent for months In the United
states as to what would be done with regard 10
those articles; but the Canadian government
designed TO prevent anything Of the kind here
its policy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. G.. Saville. Lessee and Manager.
4 MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS.
\ GREAT HIT. GRENT HIT.
TIE CRITICS UNANIMOUSIH IT'S PEAtSE
This AND EvEEY EVENING DURING THE
WEEK, AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
After Iro4ths OF preparation Charles N. B.rras'
Ii mentiy Spectacular Drama. in tour acts,
THE BLACK CROOK,
with new aud gorgeous scenery, elegant costumes,
AND GRAND BALLET
THREE PRISCIrAL DANCER,
Premier paEseuse AssOlnia .,....-......H lie Lupo.
star Premier. u lie Bette hemmslshurg
Pr smier Danst use...... lie Sophie R-inmalsburg.
FIFTEEN CORY PHEES. AND FULL CORPS
DE BALLET.
MISS KATE SAINT Ely As STiLiCT4.
IL sur passed anything of the kind that has ever
been presented to the Washington public.-Rt
liam
it Is the most praiseworthy attempt Of the kind
ever seen in this city.-ChTOHicls.
1twss unanimously agreed that Saville had
Gee ied the sntcipatJns of the most singuae of h
fritIds.-SfdT.
The performance closed with grand traasforma-
tiC1 scene Of dazzling briliiancy and ingenious and
con- plicated ma chinery .-Pdviof. ias Il
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CHILD SHOT In ITS BKD.-Thomas Scan
lon, aged seventeen months, while lying in his
crib near the open window or his parents home,
No. 431 East Eighteenth street, New York, day
before yesterday, was shot i'm the thigh by some
unknown person.