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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05

MAN BusxRp on faE CAaa--0n Thursday night,
wessefn Railway hsd len Wipdscr for suspensiou
Bridge, the passsaesrs were annoyed BY smell
Sessser. the engineer di.eos.rsa .iss. It sbs
front end Of the baggage car. ssd stepped tne
train 10 ascertain the Az soon ~ the srain
'sepvpsA nan jumped to the ground 10 names,
scrsamiae With pain end fright The sufferer wns
relieved . speedily ~ posslbie from furshsr oan.
ger; ana proved 70 be pretty badly burned. He
Was . peer traveller, Who he'd got upon the
for ward platform Of the baggage car, 70 steal
ride, and white there hia clothing had taken nre
osn s2s,s Tss s msn se.ssm.S ssr hsp Srs
could not be heard while the train vss To motion.
lie was really In desperate sttuaefou-consums
log by Are while the train was running q speed
which would have made Jumping fatsl. He could
not reach the tender before him TO 60 forward and
a. there wss no door 10 the end Of the car be oc.
copied, be could not 20 back among the passens
gers. few minutes longer and he would have
been reduced to helplessness BY the fre, and
then might have fallen upon the track beneath the
whsels Of the train Rochester, N. T., Uhion.
----------------
TnanrK wkAran ON rue MouNraISs-The Salt
fske Valley Tan, Of the I'D Of March, In noticing
previously reported, BY saying that the mail carr
riers encountered succession ofstorms and hard
weather, unparalleled 10 the history Of the plains
and mountains. Most all the men became snow.
blind, aud bad to lay down frequently 10 the snow
for whole days, with nothing TO eat but crackers.
| The poor mules suffered severely. Eight persisted
| between Needle Rock aud Bear River, and such Of
the men ~ could had to pack the mail On theiI
| backs. The Valley Tan adds:--"some idea may
| be formed ofthe severity OF the storm and tbs
depth of the snow, when, as We are informed, they
we're two days Ia going two miles. Those who
| we're blind were brought along BY holding on Il
the tails Of the mules and most all the party were
| severely frost-bitten. At Weber they had Il
1 plunge into that raging stream, while 10 the
| valley they encountered that heavy snow storm
that swept over this city on Saturday. There II
no doub tof IT, that this has been the hardest win
ter ever experienced in the mountains"
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WnOle 1tckets, <ios hoiFoos % Sua1toiSs - " |,
'sn PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from TO 600. corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, are encrcied with small tin tubes
and placed in one wheel.
The first 4o7 Prizes. similarly printed and elcir-
cled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revoiyed snd mum Der is
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex,
hiblted to the audience, and registered by the Com
Der drawn Thia operation Is repeated until ali the
Prizss are drawn cut.
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
ton Prizes. For example IF Ticket Number 1880
$40 $40 il Ticket No $50 draws the $4,000 Priss
thoee Tickets numbered 548. $40 $751; $50 will each
identified to $780, and 30 on according to the above
The s.coo Prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last Il cure Of the Number that draws the $50 QUO
Prize. For ex ample: if the Number drawing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No I. then all the Tickets
II the number ends with No q then ali the Tickets
where the Number ends in viii be entitled to $40
90 d. = remember that every Przs il drawn and
pay able in full without deduction:
@The Managers' Printed Certincates OF paoka-
Gsr:iacato Of Da0i.g Of I, z WHOLE tickets. $50
" l0eighth 10
In ORDzkIN6 TIoKBT6 Oh CARrIyTcA8xS.
nnclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered. on receipt Of which they wild be forwarded
By nrst mail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending In
Any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers snd Prize, WILDE sent
Observation-Disclosures after the drawing.
! Ia future our single Number Lotto ries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Address orders for TisEsn or osrtisoasss IL the
above schemes 10
WOOD, EDDY co, Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD. EDDY co, Atlanta, Ca.
Or WOOD. EDDY co. WILMINGTON, Dol.
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HGN FACTORY, CORNER or 9TH AND
BROAD cfREETS.-Thes subscriber having had 10
years practical perience in the manufacturing Of
CARRLAGESin some OF the largest establishments
the North and South. fstters himself that he lie
fully able to manufacture the most fashionable as
we'll 40 tho plainest style Of CARRIAGES, to be
found In the state Possessing various advantages
In his business he Is enabled to se his work at low
prices than be afforded by others in the trade
he has now on hand. Of his own manufacture. BUG
GEES. with ana without tops, ROCKA WAYS, de-
which he will cell at very low prices
40 FLINT -. JOHN DOES
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NATURALIZATION KNILEE.
1 prizescf 500. experimenting to $4,000
prizes of $500. approximating to $4,000
prize, are Loco
prizes OF SEQ. approximaf1ng TO $1,000
prize, are 1000
prizes Of S2zs, experimenting to 5000
prize, are goo
prize, are S0c
4 prizes Of $50, approximating to 5000
prize, are ~
prizes Of 500, approximating to $500
prize. are 400
5000 prizes of SO are 100,O00
!. as PRICES. amounting to sazo0oe
whole Tickets. xlO; Halves, Is; Quarters 81 so I;
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

NORFOLK LODGE, No. l.
NORFOLK. Sept 9Th. 1859.
DIR BuRRow: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request we. the undersigned would cheerfully
state that ur attention was called to the deporabe
condition of stranger in the aims house of this
city who had been treated by the physicians of that
institution for Syphilis. without efectinG cure
and By the order oil the Masonic Lodge of this city
(of which this stranger was brother,) we directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine, and that
after he had taken it Q few weeks. he was pro-
nouncsa cusei, and left Norfolk apparently we'll
man. Respectfully yo2rs, .o
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Mac NIFICEN sc Il E ID = !.
The following Scheme will be drawn By WOOD.
EDDY CO., (successors to g. SWAN 4 Co J. Man
agers Of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. of
Georgia. at Augusta, Ga, in public, ss follows:
GLASS 20 draws on SATURDAY, May l4th, 1889.
CLAEe 81 draws on SATURDAY, May 2lst. lo5e.
TO BE DRAWN ON The PLAN OF SINGLE
NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDR ED ANp
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,tfully and truly yours.
] ODENHALL,
Late Prot. Norfolk III. Academy,

y, 4.
Oh. B. BuRRow: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request Icheerfully state that have the
most remarkable success attend the administration
OF your reliable medicine TO patients in the Norfolk
City Aims House. and H,y opinion is. it should be
speedily introduced in ell hospitals and charitable
institutions. Respectfully yours:
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Goods for the country packed In boxes and deliv.
cred TO any railroad depot In the city free Of charge
an la-2ms :.
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will conduct, at my old stand, on Cary street. two
doors below the Columbian Hotel, General Com.
mission and Forwarding pu,iness. shall give my
undivided and personal attention to the sale of
~ kind of country produce, such as Wheat, Corn
flour, Tobacco, &C. and BY strict attention to bu
siness hope TO receive liberal share of public
patronage. BAM'1 II JETER.
ap 20-lms Agent for FranB A letter.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

TUESDAY, Dec. 20, 1859.
C0FFEE.-The demand for Coffee continues brisk and
the market for very firm in tone We have reported
to-day sales of $50 bags low grade Rio 10A cts
bags fair do. at IL cts ard 600 bags do IL cts
making total to-day of 250 bags. We still quote Cof
fee follows viz at 1ld1lA cts. for medium Rio; IL
aha for fair do II cts for good do; u G12K cts.
for prime do 12G13 cts. for Laguayra and 15Gl6
per ID for Java The stock here including the two car
goes afoat is about 81 600 bags.
FLOUR.-The Flour market continues inactive and
the feeling in it to-day is evidently weaker than it has
been for some days past We heard Change of sales
of 400 bbs Howard Street Super at S5 25 and quote
this as the outsdate to-day good brands
ard Street and Ohio Super There inquiry for
City Mills Super and heard of sale of 500 bbs choice
at IS l2H Regular standard brands would not however
have brought SIS per bbl There is nothing doing
Extra Flour butwe still quote it at Ohio
s5756 for Howard Street S6G6.25 for regular shipping
and s675(G7 per Dbl. for fancy brands City Mills.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour continues in good de.
mand and quite firm We quote Welch's s., Patapsco
and Reservoir and the Silver Spring and Ashland
brands at AZ 25d7 80 per bbl Ohio and Howard Street
Family NAV be quoted at Sc so per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-We quote Rye Flour to-
day at and Corn Meal at s362k per bbl for Bal
timore but We hear of sales of either article.
GRAIN-Wheat was dull again today, and for red
prices were lower than yesterday There some
1900 bushels at market but only part of it sold
Red sold at cts for good to prime and white
12512S cts for fair and 130G136 cts for good prime
but choice lots would probably have brought 13sa140
cts. Corn continues active and buoyant The receipts
to-day were however light, as compared with those of
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBE

yesterday, but the supply nevertheless fair the
ngs amounting to about a 600 bushels New white
at 72d76 cts and yellow at S0dS2 good lots
but damp parcels of both descriptions ranged
to 20 cts per bushe There has been Rye received
for day two past, and in the absence transactions
we are unable to give quotations for it. Oats continue
firm. There were some $500 bushels received TODAY
and they were mostly sold at 40G42 cts. for Vir-
gnia and Maryland, and 10 cts per bushe for Pennsyl
vania
HoGS.-The supply of Hogs continues large the re,
ceps to-day amounting nearly 1000 head. The mar.
ket is du and prices range generally So 50 to
S675 for good lots although heavy Hogs are still
selling at s. per 100 lbs net.
in Moasses There is an inquiry for crop New
Orleans but no sales Of moment making. We quote
Cuba before at 22d24 cts. clayed and 2527 cts
for Muscovado English Island 27G30 cts Porto Rico
at 3Od36 cts and New Orleans at 48 Is old; and
81 cts for new crop.
PROyISIONS.-There has been very little done to-day
in Provisions, but have change note in the gen
eral condition of the market. Bulk Meat is steady at
cts for Shoulders, SSGS& cts for Sides cts for Hams
and quote Bacon at 81 for Shoulders and q
cts for Sides We have reported day sales of Is hhds
Bulk Shoulders at cts and of 50 hhds Bacon Sides
at 9A cts There is nothing doing in Lard but we
quote it before at lOk@1O2 cts. for new City and
Western Leaf. We quote Pork to-day at SIG for old,
and Sl675 for new Mess, Sli.50 for Prime, sll for
Rump, and Beef at sl1 5OGl2 Tor No. l. and SIS so
Gl6 per bb for Mess. There is new Mess Pork Of
ferng a the price quoted above but there is very little
old remaining in market.
RICE.-We continue to quote Rice firm at 35G44 cts
for good te prime crop. There is fair demand
it. and we note sales to-day Of about 100 terces within
this range.
SUGARS.-Thcre has been no movement TODAY in
Sugars but the market for them continues very strong
McSsrs. Lennon Brogden advertise lot of $50 hhds
new crop New Orleans Sugar for Auction Friday the
23d inst and there not likely to be much done in tbis
description until after this sale We quote Sugars dav
follows, viz at S712E 725 for refining grades 81 so
G775 for rocers' STYLES Cuba and English island q *
S5O for fair to prime Porto Rico; SSS so good to
prime old crop New Orleans and S99 25 for crop do
SEEDS.-Cloverseed still ranges at from s. p to
5.624 for fair to prime but hear of sales of i'm
portance today. We continue to quote Timothy Seed
at So and FlaXseed at S135dl40 per bushel but
so far are advised there sales making.
SALT.-Salt is in good demand and very firm. Liver
pool is selling at 81 05 10 for Ground Alum 50 2k for
Marshall's and Jefry Darcys fine S225 per sack
for Ashtons do and quote Turks Island before at
1SId!20 cts. per buShel from store.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey is quiet, but quote it steady
at 26d264 cts. for Country and City and 26A cts per
gallon for Ohio We note sales to-day 100 bbs City
MhiskeY ut 26m
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

! KILLED on THE RAILROAD.-As a stock train on
| the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was passing Ben.
wood station, on Monday, drunken man seen
| coming down the county road, which crosses the
railroad track and in spite of the warning of those
on the train and the efforts of the engineer to stop
it, he fell under the engine the whole train plssing
over his head killing him instantly. His name was
! not known, nor could he be identified by anythinu
| found on his person.
! There was also another man killed near the same
! place on Friday night named George johnson. In
attempting to get on the train while the cars were
In motion, he fell, and the train passed him,
cutting off both legs above the knee He died in a
few minutes afterward. He a middle aged
man. and lived near Wheeling, Va.
COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-JOhn Baxter, mate of
the brig Zuleika, Capt. Crozier, from Bosten, who
was arrested on Monday, the charge of having
committed deadly assault upon William Sutton
aseaman board ofsad vessel had hearing yester-
day morning before U. S. Commissioner Hannah,
which resulted in his being committed to Jail to await
the action Of the Grand Jury of the United States
Court Four seamen, who witnessed the affair,
were also sent to jail in default of security to ap-
pear and testify in the case Sutton charged the
captain with being party to the assault, but no
evidence being produced to sustain the accusation,
he was discharged.
DWELLING RoRBED.-At a late hour on Monday
night, the dwelling of Mr.. Georrc r. Berry lG0
South Sharp street, was entered by burglars The
thieves effected entrance by climbing over the
back fence and boring the shutter of the kitchen
window. They thoroughly ransacked the lower
part of the house, carrying off pair of gold spec
tacles and some silver spoons leaving lot of plated
ware unmolested.
MORE TRooPs FROM CHARLEsTowN.-Ye esterdav,
the mail tran from the West brought two com
panies of troops, numbering So rank and file, from
GharIestown, Va. They stopped at the Relay
House, and took passage the Washington train.
They are part of those who were ordered from
Petersburg, and are mustered out of service
and on their return home.
CONsrABLEs.-F Davis, constable of the
10th Ward, yesterday bonded and qualified.
There now remain but two constables who have
not bonded. viz: Charles H. Marshall, of the 7th,
and James G. Mccarthy of the 8Lh Ward.
The STADDING CAsE.-The person who was stabbed
on car No. 2, on Monday night, was Joseph F.
Creamer, one of the Deputy Sherif$ and Clerk to
George F. Dutton, Sheriff of Baltimore city. His
condition is improving, his wound not proving as
serious as was at first supposed.
STEALING.-Poceman Davis on Monday. ar
rested Elias Poole, charged with stealing the door
and window frames from house Of Mr.. Balm, on
iidgely street. Held to bail for further hearing
by Justice Showacre.
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TReported for the Daily Exchange

W.
Court was called at 10 o'clock this morning
Judge Price was not present. 1t is presumed that
his absence is caused by sickness, as he stated on
Friday last that he was unweil, and did not know
that he could be here today
The Grand and Petit Jures also a large number
OF the members of the Bar, an many witnesses,
were present.
At II O'clock the Clerk adjourned it until to-
morrow morning at 10 % clock
If Judge Price should not be in Court tomorrow
morning, Geo. Ii. Carman, Esq, Clerk, if it is
deemed necessary, will act, upon the suggestion
proper steps to have a special Judge appointed.
In the event of an appointment Of special Judge,
the members of the Bar have indicated their pref
erence for the selection of Richard GrasOn, Esq.
One of the strongest reasons for the appointment
of special Judge in the absence of Judge Price, is
the fact that large number of Bench-warrants
are in the hands of the Sheriff. and many OF the
parties will be arrested during the present week.
And by rule of this Court, bail only be taken
by the Judge in person, or by order from him
to Justice of the Peace and there to be taken
in the presence of the States Attorney In the
absence of any Judge, the Sheriff will be compelled
to lodge the parties in Jail, where they will have
to remain or some two weeks, although their Of
fences may not be OF an aggravated character, and
they could give sufficient bail; and further. there
are large number OF persons in the custody
of the Sheriff who could give good and sufficient
bail il the Judge was on the Bench
The jury in the case Of Lewis Whitcratt C9. Sam
uel Butler before reported) to day returned
sealed verdict, confirming the judgment below. y
motion for a new trial was filed in The case.
Court will be called again Tomorrow morning,
but we would advise parties to suits witnesses aud
members of the Bar not to attend there will be
no cases called for trial.
Messrs. Richard Grayson and r. K. Boarman,
members of this Bar, have been retained by the
County Commissioners their legal attornies at a
salary Of 500 per annum each.
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q a ri K I'm C.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.

2 BANKING
JOHNSTON BROTHERS G CO.,
No. I8s Baltimore Street,
Offer their services for the purchase and sale of STOCKS
on COMMISSION and for the transaction of the Banking
Collection and Exchange business
Orders received by letter from persons residing in
country will receive faithful attention.
We make advances Stocks and Bonds, and discount
time paper favorable terms.
Deposits received of City funds and checks
paid presentation without charge
d6tf BANK No. loS BALTIMORE STREET.
FNGLISH, FRENCH, SWISS,
GERMAN AND ITALIAN
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Just opening at
CANFIELD, BRO. Il CO.'S.
ONDON WATCHES,
COPENHAGEN WATCHES,
LIVERPOOL WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES,
For sale by CANFIELD, BRO. Il co.
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS UNSET,
RUBIES, EAIERALBS;
SAPPHIRES,
PEARLS, &c, UNSET.
For sale wholesale and retail by
CANFIELD, BRO. & co.
ETRUSCAN JEWELRY, new styles Pearl Jewery
Carbuncle, Coral and Mosaic Jewslry. imported direct;
For sale by CANFIELD, BRO. Il co.
WEDDING PRESENTS of the richest and rareSt kinds
opening at CANFIELD, BRO. IL co.
NEW STYLES MALACHTTE WRITING DESKS
Dressing Cases Glove Boxes Portfolios, InksaDds,
lapc Cases Jewel Cases Paris Fans, Opera Glasses London
Gold Watch Chains.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
~ The goods, by the firm in Europe
this offered moderate prices wholesale and
reta.
CANFIELD, BRO. s co,
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Tl0nttarT an6 GGmmtrtial 8ebteh.


There fair business done in Stocks to day at the
Board but the operations were they have been for
several days past almost exclusively in Railroad shares
Northera Central declined again SIX, but for Baltimore
and Ohio the market continues buoyant, and further
advance of 81 per share established in it to-day.
Northern Central opened at SHY this figure being de-
cline of the closing price of yesterday, but it fell
from this figure down to $16H and it left off at $16& bid,
S16A asked regular way The sales to-day reached about
200 shares Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
$50 shares sold at $6S6S3 regular way 10 shares only
being sold at the latter gure 6SK buyer "a days
and s6sHG6SA buyer GO days The market for it closed
at s6S4 bid $GS asked regular way and s6SA bid 500
asked buyer 60 days The only sales at the Board in
addition to those of Railroad shares of 10 shares
Bank of Baltimore at SlOl and of shares Howard
Bank at Sl0S City 6s and Railroad bonds were steady
at yesterday quotations.
The Freman's Insurance Company of Baltimore have
declared semannua dividend of two dollars per share
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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INQUESTE.

Coroner Sparklin was called upon yesterday
morning to hold an inquest the body of man
named John Martin, aged about ffty-three years
who was brought to the Eastern district station.
house during Monday night. 1t appeared from the
evidence, that the man was discovered by police
man lying among some logs near the drawbridge
at the mouth of Jones Falls, apparently intoxi-
Gated. He was taken to the station-house, and was
visited by DR.. Healey, who pronounced that the
man was laboriug from the effects of an apoplecic
fit. Remedies were applied, but without effect,
and the unfortunate died about ; O'Clock in
the morning. The jury rendered a verdict OF
''death by visitation of God"
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Wilson left
Washington this afternoon for Massachusetts,,
having been summoned thther in consequence of
sickness in his family.
The Pacific Railroad bill, which Senator Gwin
intends introducing at the earliest opportunity is
the same as reported from the Select Committee on
the subject, and the amendment made thereto by
the Senate just previous to the close of the last
session.
The ''paring off, by some of the members of the
House, accounts for the reduction in the aggregate
but does not alter the relative vote for Speaker on
the first two trials to-day, when Mr.. Sherman
lacked four votes of an election. On the
last, however, only three votes were necessary to
produce that result and this was occasoned
by the absence of Mr.. Reynolds. The thirty-eight
votes for Mr.. Boteler cast by nineteen of his
own Southern American friends, with George
Briggs and eighteen Southern Democrats
Mr.. McCernand's % votes included all the Illinois
Democrats and some from the South and elsewhere.
No other Democrat received more than seven votes
for John G. Dana, and Mr.. Dana voted for Mr..
Clark.
The Democratic Senators were again in caucus
to day on the subject of the nomination of a public
printer; and as on yesterday adjourned without
making nomination.
The proposition from Major Hartley, who is well
known in connection with the manufacture of fire
arms, to establish an armOTv and mandatory Of
arms in Richmond and which has been recommend
ed to the Legislature by Governor WISE meets the
approval of prominent citizens. The enterprise is to
be under the auspices of company with 81 OO00 600
capital.
Commander Boggs has been appointed Light
house Inspector for the twelfth district vice MIR.
De Camp, detached
Purser Cunningham has been ordered by the Sec
retary OF the Navy purser of the Naval Academy
and Annapolis station.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. l7.-Brownsvile, Texas,
dates of the l4th inst are received.
Brownsville was defended by three hundred men.
COrtinas has been reinforced, but no fight had yet
taken place.
Deg0ado lost half of his army and all his ar
tillery in battle with Miramon, near Queretaro
Being pursued By the Church forces he retreated
to Monterey, but was also forced to abandon that
point.
The road TO Tampico is is now open to the Church
forces.
Mramon had left Guadalaiara to attack Mazat-
Ian. He had suspended Marquee, who took the
three millions in specie.
The Picay"ne has a letter, dated Mexico, the 9Th
instant, which says that great excitement exists at
the capital in consequence of report that Juarez
had signed treaty Of intervention with the United
States