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EEnR IS 90 5E4z75s
AnA mi q, EYPR ERA COMPANY

a XH - - -
ADAMS EXPRESs COMPANY
INVITE the attention of the public to the
/ facilities afforded by this Company, Tor the
quick and safe conveyance of Specie, Bank
Notes, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence,
Hartford, &c, leave our Office daily, at 2, P. M.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
fredericksburg, Petersburg Lynchburs, and for
points IN North Carolina, South Carolina Geor-
gia, Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily al
e. N.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied
BY careful and trustworthy messengers, and the
public can rely upon all business entrusted to us
beng done with safety, punctuality, and des-
patch.
RArEs-On heavy freight from Baltimore,
50 cents y 100 fbs.; from Philadelphia, 81;
from New York, $l.50.
No packages of goods taken by weight, un'
less weighing over 200 lbs.
feb 2O-u r. w. FALLS, Agent.
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nE BURG EXCELSIOR.-This valuable
~ manure, originally known as Super Phos-
phate of Lime is how infinitely superior in
value TO any fertilizer sold under that name, be.
ing as quick in its effects as Peruvian GuaPo
(Which nc mere Super Phosphate can be) and
leaving the land iu much better condition
than that article.
The genuine is put upin strong Barrels with
white heads, the name stencilled in Black let.
ters and the inspection brand in red letters un-
dernea;h For sale at Baltimore prices
JAMES c. C.NEVETT. Agent for
feb 81 Alexandria opposite Pioneer Mills.
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ys VESSEL WANTED.-A Vessel wan:'
led for Providence. Despatch given.
ap 2l FOWLE 4 CO.
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TRANSPORTATION OFFICE
MANASSAS GAP X. r., May l, 1858.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, 5th in.
~ slant, the freight on all articles sent on
this road 10 Strasburg and Woodstock Stations,
will BE collected at those places, except in
cases oil prepayment in Alexandra.
WILLIAM s. JEWELL,
my 3-t Agent Transportation.
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u EFRIGERATORS, &c-A lot OF those eel
II, ehrated DR. Kane's Retrigerators nave Just
arrived, that were SO extensively used last sea.
son, and acknowledged by all TO be the best in
use: also, Watermans Patent Ventilator, Up
right Stone Ware, and Chest Re.rgerators, Wa
ter Coolers, Tin Safes &c.
ap6 H. |. GREGORY, No. lis King .sti
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APPROXIMATION Prizes.
,4S5 Prizes amounting to. 1882
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 4
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

fLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, are eRcircled with small
tin tubes, and placed in one wheel.
The first 4a7 Prizes similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number
is drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the
same time Prize is drawn from the other
wheel The Number and Prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited to the audience, and regis
tered by the Commissioners, the Prize being
placed against the number drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes draw out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers TO those draw
ing the first 7 P-lzes, will be entitled 20 the 2S
Approximation Prizes.
For example: if Ticket No. 1880 draws the
$4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered l24S,
ll249 1921, 1882, will each be entitled 20
S4OO If Ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000
Prize, those Tickets numbered 54S, 549. 55l,
552 will each be entitled to $500, and so on ac-
cording TO the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined
by the last figure of the Number that draws the
$4,000 prize. For example, if the Number
drawing the F70,0U0 Prize ends with No. !, then
all the Tickets where the number ends in l will
be entitled TO $50 1.-THE Number ends with No.
2 then all the Tickets where the Number ends
in will be entitled TO 500, and so on TO U.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the
following rates which is the risk:
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The Managers have been compelled from the
numerous complaints made to them, OF unfaith
fulness on the part OF those who have been at
tending 10 the filling of orders, to resume The
correspondence business in their own name
u Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address all letters to
r. FRANCE & CO., Baltimore, Md.
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HATS. CAPS, BONNETs, &C.

MILLINERY GOODS, FLOWERS, RIB.
wi BONS, HATS, &c-JOHN I. EpANS
has Just opened one OF the finest stocks OF GOODS
in the above line that he has ever brought 10
most favorable terms he can offer inducements
that cannot fail to satisfy the closest buyers
He names in part BONNETS AND FLATS, ol
the latest styles; RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c. Also a large assortment OF
HATS, OF all descriptions, all OF which be Of
fers as low as they can be bought this side OF
New York. Call and see at No 50, King
Street. ap s
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A CARD.-NATH'L BOCSH, GROCER
~ aud SHIP CHANDLER, No 3, lrrIn S
Hhayf ALEXANDRIA, VA. mn
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GU ANO, &C.

nHOSPHATIC GUANO.-l am receiving
supplies of NEVASSA OR BROW n
COLOMBIAN GUANO, and beg to call espe-
cial attention TO It's analysis below.
No 90, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS
BALTIMORE, Feb S, 1855
A sample OF Guano from the Island OF Nevassa,
consisting OF reddish brown grains OF pea sse
and smaller having been LETT at this office for
examination, have analyzed II and found It
10 be composed as follows:
Bone Phosphate OF Lime. 4.O2
Containing OF Lime. 34.67
Do do. Phosphoric Acid ....29.35
Phosphate of Iron. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6.6S
Containing of Per Oxide OF lron..,. 3 SO
Do. do Phosphoric Acid..... 3l5
Carbonate OF Lime Observation-Disclosures. All
Containing of Lime. ..........-. AGA
Do. do. Carbonic Acid ..... 2.O7
Per. Oxide of Iron and Alumna, with
trace of sand) ...,.,....,.........l5 1878
ateT- .....--.... .........' e.o0
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2U,UUU PrlAes OF bo each.
The $4,000 Prizes OF rs, determined by the
drawing of the Capital, whether odd or even.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $5; Quarters $3.50.
A Managers Certificate of Is Wholes-where
persons wish to pay the rick only, will be sent
Do. do. l6 Halves, for. AS
Do. do. 10 6Quarters, ..........24
Do do is Eighths w II
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A CARD.-W. J. HlGDON, far the present
n can be found at w. f. ArwELLs, l24,
King.s.reet. All orders in HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, promptly atten-
ded TO- Orders from the country particularly
rennested feb l6-tf
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T. D. ADDISON, JR. II. SIDNEY WALLACE JNo ADDISON.
4 DDISON, WALLACE Il co, DEALERS IN
n .AGRICULTUR.AL IMP lie MENTS.
SEEDS aud M.ANURE, No. l3 Union street,
(.addison & HO,cards old stamd) ALEXANDRIA,
u, IT. Orders solicited ian 6-tf
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VULIUS DIENELT-DENTlSr, ALExAN
81 DRIA, Va Office, 40 Royal street, below
Prince-Cfiers his professional services to those
desiring them. Particular attention paid to the
insertion of Artificial Teeth nov BY
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.

E0KM
TVHE TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily at u
O'Clock, A. NJ, for Gordonsville, come citing
with the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road, for the South and West, and with the
trains on the Manassas GAP: Railroad, for Wood
stock and intermediate points.
ap I4-d j. r. NICKL1N, Ticket Agent.
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The above article is most concentrated
Phosphate manure, and should be welcomed as
great desideratum
(Signed) CHARLES BlCKELL, Pm. d.
The article is ground TO fine powder, and
put up in strong bags For sale low
mn l3 JAMES G. NEFETT.
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LUMBER YARDS.

I UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD YARDM
j. Corner of Union and Queen streets. North
Where am prepared to furnish every deserip-
ton Of LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME,
&c. Also, Oak and Pine Wood, Red and White
Ash, and Cumberland COAL, which am sell
Ing low for cash, or on reasonable terms to good
customers. Taug 3-t1 U. w.. BARKER.
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N S. GWlN Il son, GENERAL COM
IL. MISSION. GROCERS AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS will devote strict atten-
ton to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT, Corn, and all
kinds OF Country Produce-to the purchase OF
Guano, Plaster, &c, and to every thing pertain.
ing to our line OF business, No. Union street,
Alexandria Va. aug l4-u
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Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters $3.50

IlcKeIs SIU Halves 30; lluafteTS S-.JU.
Certificates ipackag 25 whole tickets $l40 90
Do do 2j half do 10 90
Do dc 25 quarter do 81 W
HORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Ger
tifcates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot.
teries, will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account of each drawing will be sent
Immediately after ii is over, TO all who order
from me. Address, T. J. BUCKEY, Agent
ap Z0--lm Wilmington, Delaware
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HICKORY, OAK. AND PINE WOOD FOR
Ill SALE.-SAMUEL BEACH & son are
now engaged in running their own WOOD to
market, consisting OF the above named kinds
which they offer for sale, Cat their Wood Yard,
On o. 81 Asaph street, opposite the Jail, or at the
iisa Wharf, where landed) TO their customsrs
.ha Others. cheap for cash; and - they ine:d
20 sell for small Profits, ask share Of pubic
patronage SAMUEL BEACH.
Np Tiff InHN REACH
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cUTBRERT POWELL ". LEVIN POWELL.
(1aIe " aoudoun)
HOWELL x CO., GENERAL COMMjS
SION MERCHANTS. DEALERS IN WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, corner King
and Union streets, .Alerand,i0, Va.
r. Strict personal attention given to the
sale of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. All
orders filled with despatch. my l9--u
C. J. WISE. t. GREENE
ININE GROUND PLASTER, 2240 POUNDS
TO THE ToN, constantly ground and for
sale by WISE & GREENE, at the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALcINEB PLAs
TER always on hand.
D-Counting Room, Union street, No - 2nd
story over D. S. Gwin's Commission Store.
my 5-dly
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= RRpwIs ANTHONY LAWSON
TIN A BREWIS & co. WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR, AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON STREET,
ALEXANDRIA. Va. mn lit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
rARiTIAE iNTELLiGENCE
Port Of New York, December 20, 1855.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Kangaroo (Br, Jeffrey. Liverpool Dec 5 with
mdse aud 70 Dale. Experienced heavy gales
Bassr W. AZ 40 Pm e''' w :" '"'
s,eainsnn Ar,el Brown Gate Ludlow Havre and South.
anpton Via nafax Sd win mdse and passengers
Torrance sh INST during 7 terrific gale shiroea sea
and severely injured The second ocer and two also
- spoke s,'aashc Afsso ns ns.e or Lave &
e Ss s h M os e0a aa s nsre
cson q westerly gales ana violent squalls The entire passage
ship Mercury French navre Nov with mdsc and 32opas
senesrs BOYD incken When days ont VS. IL l.n 3
had deaths and births The passage Nov l i6 ~ lon
sSe Centre ah Inst "a Nansaeses shoals, saw black sp
with white around her wasowedinio oaal atne by
Ship casida Baldmere, stafford, Rotterdam Ny with
sion westerly the asi days sa sails
NOV = Ia z o. Ion 4 ~ Ssa s ssp wess, &C.
wreck q what appeared to e herm brig waterogged win
n to- ion A. ship Mary washington from Liverpool for
Be,cn and ~ be- @g,s ION ~ ' loo - on e
in Brown native q swedsn sesIen we're lost overheard
shp hettor, zeresa, Boston; pee - in ballast. % .
>, fM maaiae Inc distance q nies u hoas; under
pier Rrook'yu 9havina been ,o~ed Bcs
TON 70 Hen oa,. IN M hours towing time, by The
is ayc, Morton Bonaire days salt 10 Jos
Brig hmeEca of sscI, Robbins AeKandrs days with
Brig Roam, Wallace, Bos,ep, adays.
schr Eleanor ' Ryan, HslfsN days, vii Gsb TO James
sssr Mar Msrg, .,s. Am, $780, y..gnis sasys
shr VIM Gregory of Rock Buctn, Rocslane - dsys
Saygnnahrut into ;hls port REPAIRS
having lat Ion % IN, during
gale from NV. shipped which swept lhe
for.hoo balwarks tore the foresau pieces obi
other damsee.
schr Richard Bullwinsle, French Rocsland ~ dAya
Schr Ggaaale Stale, Hall@ti. Boston, ddass.
Sehr r J Cummings. Jones. Providence.
Schr Lake, NourV, Providence.
siraNer Boston. Sellew. Philadelphia
steamsrPotourka. Cushman New Bedford.
Steamer WeschGs;sr. Clark Providence
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence
Steamer snrlcw. Arey, Providence.
Steamer Dawn. Wood. Fairhzycn.
BELOW
large dorhie torsa' ship showing white sl-ua sth blue
iaytn a HIrhu-, la Tow u slean.iug
sAfiFn
Steamships washngton Juan Nc Jas Adger Charles
ton; ship fiuiarsh Antwerp.
wind curing the day wsw; 10 PM $, with hail AMI rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

OrtsiNg 90 THE C0HTEs-sPEECn 0r TuE 0rEEN-
MIR RELATIONS WITH MEXIcu.
The Queen - spain opened the t0ri the isi ncrcn
ber. Hrr Majesty sfokc a. follows
serofs, senators and Deputies have With feel.
mas q lively Eatsiacton e. inangurase your labor s1r
rounded by tie representatives, 81 the nat on who an
tmos have given the most marked proofs their at
lection and loyalty, IN strengthened 10 The nope that
under the shadow of the tiroue, spain viii enjoy tran
gully the Advantages Of constitutional government. and
viii attain the power which hers through the
courage and sccnce her children her rcuzious peiy
AMI tn wise rule q Der mouar,hs.
have tie satisfaction a. O. sos that our re.
lations With friendly Powers at this moment most
cord al aud sincere.
! have adopted ali the means compatible with th ma
tunal dignity prevent peace being disturbed between
two countries bound BY fratefnal tie but r. contrary
my wishes and hopce mmcd ate result NJ. obta ned
~ pacific negotiations viii employ the resources alrca
Nv prerared support ~ demands M yiger And
euerry equal to the moderation and tempe shown
tho long period ~ the differences existing with ,hc 60
vernm,nt of Mexico.
Some ships ~ the squadron assembled Al tue Hsvarna
stat onea n the river II Tanpica ma aso ia tha
81 the sand OF sacricios with the object ol gro
tcctug the interest and The lives Of my suhiCot.
1tr EMPEROR ui Morocco recognizing ne las done
~ thc present principle embodcd IL tho treaties con
ciadcd With Spain virtue o which hc has agreed paw
40 indemnity or the ship captured b. tn Moors I'll the
k8 mere than two years ago hope that b. will coun -
g satsiy IN IKE manner nv demands, that may M
Eager ~ obliged "a have recourse 10 force insure TO-
sgeCt q the spanish flag, and that there ws be 10 rcpct
ton q the comm tied against 1rtrtys ard
our merchant shI9 by the hoors u The R various
periods.
Tie ouiragcs n which our missionaries we're Inc vc
tins . Asia have obliged 70 send n conjunction with
thc Emperor ~ The French a military expedition 10 Cochin
china Tie and and sea force VIII bot; should Lhc coca
con occur. b. below the traditions and memory III the cx
nuts which always Distinguish the Spanish soldier when
ATTENDING tho ntcsess and the honor u H. country aud
hA sovereign
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Tho leading stocks the list have be4 The speculative
Western railroad stocks NJ Gaena, Rock Isr1d and MI
Central Tie two former continue to be niurousiy
affected by the reports o. their earnings, which r.
ported much than was expected. II seems a
question whether Of these roads will continue
throughout the winter pay their expenses aud though
the Calcna and the Rock Island occupy better position
than many roads which deb, and embarrassed Of
Il they need 10 borrow money 70 carry their
road and pay rents &c &C. they become very POOR pro
pcriy 10 hold Illinois Central has been the victim a
panic, brought ny that the English holders
about 70 sell their stock docs not appear that there
any substantial foundation Cor this rumor. on the
trsry, expected that the English Will dispose, ~ the
london market o. construction bonds, 10
debt
The exports o. domestic produce from the United states
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POSTAL DIRKC tor

gugci$n Aid 1uIlcssic ns,E.s.
TNs 37 CLOSING IT rBE Rgp orFIu2
vcxrsTpC. =. Vortb--Ahany BrrAlo and Osnadss. r.N
kersk and Vest way r,eA. ........... ~ a. e.
wesesn mail via krie An 81 A H. And P.k.
sous1 and southwestern
s Ssss-p ..s 81 r.iosa 4 AND and ffFss
bv stesnsboat........... Pm.
SUNDAY MANS On Sunday all mails close al l1e p. N.
CAI1eakpA. ny ssealaer' rG2ams Wednes
The Overland asil ar s;asiorrh. .asvo. S. i~cus
every Monday srd Thursday, n q a. NJ Letters
Sesyned for usnouid 10 sa<scd "t'serlas'd. Va
q LAsE Orr Tbe Overhead fsuD Joseph Gxo., ~
Salt LSAe cng, lesvse 81 JcsepD every 5ainf-
dsy, A u Letters xsouie ~ marked
Overland 81 Joseph
30. PASusC BY steamer, Panama, v edEes
HAvAsA.. :. .sy s.eanas, Black Warrior, Monday.
rsor, New ORLEANS b, re,as,see Sa
Me lst .no 10Th Oh cash month. uslers should BIO
placed TIC OGlce al New York 1aya pre-
vtous 20 the abcvsdsta.t
EUROPE. BY stesinsnip Arabia. from 30 ton,
close here on Tuesday. Dec. %. .t2Al and 3 p NJ
The Arhia's mails by rail Tuesday will close A.
r. NJ, instead of ], as heretofore.
order all letters FOR Spain must BE- prepaid
the rfd states postage onlye,her or II cents per bah
Hail-to wit per Br steamers Wednas is,
i've cents and United states steamers Saturdays twenty
cents.
TINE or CLOSING rRE LOEDOr UsriCE
EpvA The Overland Mail closes folowe VIA Nh
aa1es, the "a, 9Th 18th and 18th Of each month
Via Southampton 9Th l1h and 1tf, touching 10
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria, 5uez ard Alden.
CaIrI Wis Aarssiss hs sa sn acsh Via SpnshNnp
ton All snd Eh
Via NEreelfee Ard sUe2 the lS1 Via sJuh
gnnpton and Sucz j2A
EAcarrna Wis Alden the 4h and z7h M The
EEAxil-.... VIA scuthsn.t1n IN he Sh Of The month
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fYsnsh Affairs ia Rons..
doom t1c I'arls PROSE-, De- !

II nearly ton years since Pine ~. re entered
Rome. pached by French hayoncts he carried In his
land The charter which called the trra OF Cacta
tl3th Sept 1879 which a solemn promise 20 his
sbcct and a. Dis foreign protectors, trt the abuses of
The Ia.i should be renewed. The above named docu
ment contained formal engagement e. give 70 the oman
states electoral law Council q state, finance con
suia. provincial aud communal counCls reform ~ the
code and an amnesty How las this engagement con.
uacted The lace a Europe, aud which was, n
we're. the price 81 services rendered been fulhedg
Tho 8Hnnaifs def DEER Ho3des for ls56-57 con
tsins some precise actaif. the pe-foCt correct
hos Of which have been able ~ verify, and
Which sow answer the question which We have INST
put The hst promise which the Vicar OF Christ ought ~
have brcu ger 20 perform evidently the amnesty
which did imply tie adoption Of any particular po
ra system The following the line of conduct taken BY
bis mincgersfrun the day after their return to Rome
thny instituted Council of 1eusurc charged 10 examine
uto the conduct OF the government officials during the
revolution and Tho dismissed several hundreds 81 them
for having taken oath 70 the republic, which, dor0tes
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III. Central American ImbrogIio- Afvan-
tsgs~ of the Pacific Hailroad.

~ ths ANaniif With the PacnC has song
tavoftf scheme viii the projectors y al nations n
chiefly with the 4 promoting thie great WORK
THAT n famous Darscn expedition wa uuisrtlkeu 4
hundred and ttty years aro. and q - the probability "a
Ne cxsgutOn q tnr that hss attracted. Ard al
continue e attract, arge sharc q pubic aienou e.
thf Affairs ~ Central America All commercial eIsrs are
nos size q tbc importance y the sub CT an that ror
csc q The lsthm Lii Panama Which bcst afApt Il f9i
thr iofmaton q a. htfoUeA0r canal has already been
the uoebr both e apufnat an military contste. W.
uut tlai ne great naval Tower VII Ill able VIII thef
fe.t fNfNrfnfc. 10 prtfeH eng renewal II IT, Opc
taNWtrl atempis 81 Walker sud hls comp11 ae. tE
Tf x tr91rci y ong etss, ~ fe1r r. gst'fase dt,-
0Je Co. toftD0t fae.t.as ofttrg ~ y ~
t.ttaf Aa.trt tf .tlNfg 1v EE3Ht a4 II r.t
Il Pc aaaUHtaf mly b. veil g. u-uescr whether
.fe ara ~ Other means ~ aF t.s fWo o.tane
g - ~ cDurf eanol ihr0Hga SOUS portion u Ccuttai
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Diplomatic Address from Mexico TO Europe


fffNif Nlf l1b3oh f1st tft0 p
cures fonncrt has Forwarded Il cory ~ the fol
o r0 tirnaf addressed BY the McNcan government %
T. Ioratc aEcnts ~ Europe. and supposed to b. tie
trc version u events that have lately transpfcd The
Na1ean rtpuhara-
NtwoSAL fUktE. NTsNU. Nov. I, 1865.
WIN n NV fTevlUus communicated referred 10 she
d'tst which thc rebel Nidsgrri hal suffered from Cen
Aramou. Tho details n that glorious deed II arms were
NJ ytt ii Wy possession but now am enabled " inform
tt8t Tie victory complete tlat tle force 0l
g0O which the above mentioned chlcltan bad IN
the course II months Succeeded IN collecting
entirely dispersed, and the ma,rtl q waf CONSISTING ~
III pieces q artillery and 40 wagons tn trophy That
With Such C0aageo was soqf ~ thu first cnls of
th~ amy IS the supreme government. This hriIan feat
has srcurtt TIE Tranquility q tie departments ~ an las
FC1s Lscateras Agrat aientes ana Durango, there
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not rcpugnant 70 their conscience but which they
ould not have refused without losing their suatons.
They allowed 70 remain IN exile great majority u those
unfortunate who hst been driven from ther country
by the whiriwnd OF politics. and threw into rAon those
who had been able TO escape. Al this present
ment out Of three millions of inhabitants the Roman
States do not reckon less than i've hundred eyes 20
litical prisoners.