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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06

EDWARD Y. CANNsN,
SsfentIitbsr Mota, nuo OtriAte. An,r ais.
SfFes: Gds @Dh,rner- une Gss,ilin- StrsSe-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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fnpfetlt ftiHtnSt:n in alea Scrtsn Oh unb SNaGtr
: GirniIen u. {. ~ sttnic GenittrsIas tn ieber Gtese
fur RunltraItr uHe Giesbabr BON MIlerci une 3eit,
awsivasl fr sstm Matsrialiea.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06

Ode Der 6i9b, u. GUurttraGc, port6mputb ga
Dae ssisnbe @ublifurs pire auf tisits sorads nstribtert
5otst gang e~rstbsnt auimerfiam s.nedt.
q. 8. gbite, S.csri.tor.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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ltaa, attnrS 3 llbr, rtatlmSsia, Sr,re,,r. II, h,r,,,
IN Der MILITARY bIG" fdttHnrsu.
Ssoen 'tbtsn Grnusrfana i'm Rrnat 6nr,t bic
n%'cnatltSe S%srlammIuus I'M ertalt res Ssrrn Sbae
TAFT. Naaemtotr nrh .s,s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06

ofhce: Ecke MARSHALL und ste Strasse.
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store
am Ntusn Niarft;,
Gds Der 8rcap- anr 6ten Strase.
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uno rem Yubiitum itin gut d~Nprtirt.s Eager scu Nrlb.
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vtrcen.
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une 0dt Der 6. une S9rrifr., ilrlih POM Canal. "'
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
aar @ie man aae @6mer,sn btiltn fann.

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fauit miro ba6tlbt ti
G.. %gBasHtr, q. @tbettr =ne aatn gruaaia,n
so in &ifmeae. 3crfslf une PETERSBURG.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
Oarten<@ irtbibait in @uthtrtcrn

Der uuttrJedrtts trIanst I6 ie;n.n 6rtanetn uni Dem s.Tamm>
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

TN, cCco nng whose sssety sons appreaesscu 'el,,
- DC be- at been ard from siSoe tho early part OF
eapss Uber he lstD OF which month be- " have
Jned pa ~ At the outer hoQuese aud failing 70 d. 50,
ana inteiligenoe q him having been received
spce, thought by scme that hc 10 lost.
He VAS accompanied by another neer aud proceeded
towards The panaS ~ish the view OF going 70 ms ga 10
Dse ARC resJLng 20 me so0u~te Tine party which nc
,t q, inat place Instructed " return " the Asntc
sitter waning Tor HIM certain lengp Of time, which they
cin ard from the summit 10 the Atlantic, ~ a.
rect he route indicated by Leute naat Norton VINO,
su, be r.ccDeeed, 10 a. tho head of the engineering
CORP no charged with the survey OF roue for the
Contemplated road from ocesu W fne engineers
who having prsoeunced II impyacticsb'e tho
party sho 10 be sent from the Brooso to search for
Lieutenant Morton will, ~ the same time be charged
The Brooklyn % expected 20 return to As,ln~Au or
about 5b November receive board Lieutenant Jeers
WIFE, ihst tine viii be through his survey Of the Julio
Dulre, ard then proceed 10 the United STATES.
Some seveptynve prisoners and recruits eft the 18th
the 2d inst Tor santa Marta to reinforce the gar
ritop Al that place.
1be United states soon orvar Cyanc was to have rallied
want " espee,eo from ,be sandwich Islands
y, he nidoe OF soven Der there win be elk American
vessels In this port Tho 81 Msr,s understands
VIII make short cruise In ie~ days TO Ncaragnsn
coast.
Last night at shsnt hh'f rsst O'Clock, in
Of oCke.s heug -. Ell 10 The town, which Bsed
&c people hoard the United States fgso Lancaster
several armed boats from mat ship sent 70 tue
beach They thought board sbip tina. they the
from bo Ufited States Copslate Indicating trod
oic shore ar the mistafe discovered the
boats returned 10 the ship The prompnefs displayed
ny fte unrtrF In responding 10 supposed slg
la was worthy OF The highest praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
s,TyADop

ASsicirArTn r'rp EQUITY wva NICARAGUA, r-c.
sne %. telling taa has existed 5r sons time pss x~r
ihw sovernmens I'D kesrssua sun cea,laaes, aEi as
opsn rupture between he two Countries snsi.lratsd
Ifssdens Barros sAi 70 be much exrpera.si ~ t0e
iabcaioo Nicaragua q certain lastsss dvauacaOry cf
kluf. written b. psrcs Eho we're GO ea FROM SALIVA
Do: bot Mt MON wn4t nsssEror, IL any, Ie Ia.
ienas 70 ADOPT 70 OBTAIN redress
ne road sssrg rrna TIE co,st 20 ssn Ysuel 10 ne
irteror hrost rrhsfshle, osfng 10 the bcsvv rairs
very Little pfesece LIS tssa sses " Iaafsgi Ia con
slaepec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
COSTA RIGA,

sASIaHsfYT OF POLITICAL oFFENDRRs--PUSTA ARE
MAS NOT 4 FREE PoRT
Afars are apparently qu.et 10 this country since the
taglcSi event. OF lsk; month. gre<t many arrests
have been made, and number OF psrtons suspected 10
have aided 10 The late revelation have been banishei
among ihtm Doctor Jauaes began, American citi.
zen who has resided many years In Costa Rce. he
naiia believe, iron PhsdeIphis He together with
Cen Iuan Mora and number 81 ohcrs toca passage on
the last trip uf the Columbus fnr Salvador.
The government troops, with the exception OF about
150 le gsrlson Punis Arebgs, bayo retired TO the
pnal senar Means warm friend OF tho a,e Prcs dent
Mora under o. San Joso do Costa Rca aud his
son who supposed have secretly aided and abetted
cause OF Mora IL stil board the An9ssan BARK
R5lndccr which lss CT the prrt ar runia AGAs. Both
"a her and son Will probably be 5aDlsEcd
Pupa Arenas s 40 longer free port, as NJ articles q
iDlorl nog eubjscE 10 duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
NICARAGUA.

NICARAGUA.
REdovAL or TIE SEAT OF GovERNHKNT-NoRAg
scBFhEs-rHs UNIFIED STATES rRkATY-NDId0-
IMPROVEMENTS, ETC.
On ,ns ID ut the government removed from NAnagua
Granada partly through fear Of the nlibusssrs and
rumors Of q revolt m the country, but principal
y, II ID believed, account Of Aora's threat
invade Eicasaguaarrangfn ents having been made
the removal Of the government before the intelligence
the execution Of Mora by the government Costa RIGA
bad been received ~ Nicaragua 10 said that the an
pour ce mept OF NorAs intention 10 invade Nicaragua
gave great satisfaction the anti government party
II believed that IL decided between Mora and Pres
dent Baroe Of salvador that In the event Of the
or the former Kcs their attention be direct
NICARAGUA and division Of that State made Nora
taking the Lake Tsur aud the revert
sAssoor Bat nsuai man proposes and God disposes
Mora sbot, the scheme thus defeated. That some
understanding e1teo between them nure can be doubt
for the lOsh ut letter Of President Bsrrios al
dr. sssed 10 Gen Canas published In Nicaragua, 10
which the writer symps,hzsd With Mcras cause Much re-
d nora aud CaDas, psrncuarly the later; Dat the
govsfnneit, ~ -aij received The ne~s eitn satEsac
don, as kaTImez hod been ihfsa,enei BY Nora
Hcn. Alex. Dnry. United States Resident Minister, Ia
In GRANADA: also Apjnf John p Hsiss, who was the
btaftf 81 the Lamar Ieedcn treaty hon Washington,
after bad under gone cerain od BY tho United
states senate Nj pinitry il ETH, urging tho government
to enter into for the settlement OF American
clsms but his eio's thus far hsve been unsuccessful
President HargDcZ, whose health hs much improved, IL
s2ap At she head Of STAIRS and has consented 70 cal
Unerss together the 10Th OF December for the rai
GALLON y. Tie trSAiy WIN mo Ihite1 ct4.N INC VINO
The exchange 0s toe rAt,rcscns expires ON she 29th
of tha, month which fact Induced tho President 20
vene coDeess before the usual time OF II. mcetng-the
lat o. January,
Trade is improving regular ca'oe crop Ia expected
sno piGrtug "a tapcy gong on throughout the country
ihe hacendas il is oxpcctee that large crop OF
indigo viii be raised IN tho department OF Rivas. Tho
production OF India FnhbeT Is daily Increasing and II Ia
thought that about 2uC qrutas viii be monthly
Grarada 10 rapidly improving and in ali probability
viii become finer city than before. The Character OF
be bnd.gs In course q erection IS said q DO much su
perior To- tbosc thai destroyed by Walker In TACT,
the whole STATE h improving since the people have made
up their nircs TO submit 10 bad government rather
than engage In regulations 10 olect cflgo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
Tn. vos. ON Apntrs.ioa IN rsrv,


10 ma PApJg ~ SogrRgs frsLV-sa roieon n'1unsrs
Tor sae 3sl hs.0rl 0r be dertnes ~ toe ecas
ty address ~ vcrd TO yr1 pecpc 81 sruberb IVY.
vho, hsvirf W my changed ire stats, sena 100
ceyraleur ~ every cass n OF xeps ragsNated nnd
rrtssraives of yo,- guuucipd bsdies ekinE 20 be
Ye-to ed ~ orsor besssd with fe1nm and aacl at,
nv slussoyn n viii tell ycu by shat thcnEB htn.
ssd .na bsi IA nav cor scioasncss 1t the dusies vhcs
mar placed b. Providence % an isAisA throne oaghI
ssespssa me shrose sser great nsiioss cssusy
Nv lssbss eayv ~ . tcfy example ~ Abdicstne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
RpdvaL OF THE NORTHERN L.Glr.
New from Central and South
America and California.
nlEkhanded Conduct OF the British Id
Panama.
less Of a Frigate and Two Hundred
Lives at Callao.
- FynED STATES CLAIMS on PERU,
H., -. ~

NE s,esmsb Up Northern Light, Captain Tinklepaueh,
>ou Aspinwall, reached this port yesterday morning,
vtsp daies o the 25th uit.
ne following 10 tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

win respnd 70 bis call IN Cassfa attempts 10 put
bis ihr.ais against Ecuador Into execution
1bs has esoreed that tina property Of
aces u which FLORES deprived some years snos shall
be restored him fhe Supreme Chief OF tne republic
has gwen o,derp 70 public officers 70 receive In pay
mert cues he paper money Of toe house
xTseTrsga, 70 which Franco had given forced crca
ti0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

snIsgus-Sofise, indigo and Ind n R0b-
her Jgas q, DC, dc.
Toe Panama Railroad Ccmpsny's steamer Columbus,
orpt Lndwlg, with Two weeks later from Central
America, arrived at Psnsna October 20, with the
tnais and passengers and ibc folio sing cargo2b2
rooms eochipss 25s hides As PACKAGES deer SKINS
do bs'ssm As India Rubber Il do sundrfes, ard
20 Of spccle.
The news by this arrival is unmpcrtan..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

This republic continues tranquil. The EngIsn en-
eineers who gaseo IN s.ryesi Ing tic points
through which The carriage road ~ Be opened between
The city Of Guatemala and tie northern coast lett that
city ms LII init aaa arc expected soon complete
INC survey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

ccvr trn srccTss az roAEs--Tans,rs vpaw rrrr rrr
II iciigeuce sas been rtotivo here fu Guagsaul 10
tho 18Th snss fores complete no scsstoa az ttst
city, vas dhhsldlue t army eight hundred men ~
tne afyis.on having been cert home Already pot
uIthtan ing thai President Castillo silI ma,ntaius
hostile petition sov arcs Tcnsdos Forcs counts uu
he patriotism of ~ corEty men, who he kss aaeu5sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
ARRIVAL OF THE HA2M0NlA.
INTERESTING DETAILS TO THE 18TH ULTIMO.
--~~---->~~~~-
AFFAIRS In THE PAPAL STATES.
--~~~~~~-~~---------
NAPOLEON H. AND ITALIAN UNITY.
-~~~>~~~<~>~~~J-~>N~e->-
The English Prss on the Visit Of the Prince Of
Wales ut the Tomb Of Washington.
--~~-~~-~~~o@~~o~~~o~~~~>
AFFAIRS In SY = I A.
~--><~~~,s1~~~~~>~~~~~-
THE WARSAW CONF ERENcE.
-~~o~~~~~>~-~-~-sr~~-~~~~-
ATTITUDE OF TIE GREAT POWERS,
&C.. &C., &e-
THE WARSAW CONF FERENCE.

The steamship Harnnlonia, Capt Schwensen nom Ham.
burg the 15ta and Southampton on the issn ut ar
rived 4, this port YESTERDAY forenoon.
Tie news By Il ARRIVAL Is ste az thai received
by the Europa, eleTaphed or Cape Race 90 Thursday
but the reception OF files enables us 10 give some
important details two days later than previously given
Tie official P,assiGn Gass,t<, Of the l7tb contains
leading article upon The interview al Coslentz in which
ssys,-
the cordial relations which have ever existed between
England and Prussia will continue 20 exist II the two
countries do mutually misunderstood their tros late
reris These relations nave become more deeply rooted
ard have acquired increased rmners and extn by
the conference ut Cobcniz and the ready exchange OF
vess which then took place boteen the leading states
Of zoe two countries In Wow Of the preselt great
sal isiac ~ 1t IL state ihat there coincidence
between the views and opnous OF England and Pruss on
the grea, and important questions OF Inc day.
The article thus concludes:--
While the Warsaw interview Is proof OF the gcod
Outstanding Of Prussia with her Ftern neshbors, the
hppy results Of the interview at Coben'z proves that
Prussia under stands how 70 cutvata tue nshy impor
.sli interest BY which she . bound 70 Eos.aaa
The ltn Gazette states, The strength Of Telegram,
nom Naples that General Ia Mssa has been seriously
wounded in the course OF the sege operations before
Capun.
The Vienna Correspondent or the Loadoa Hsal5, under
date Of tho 1871 nlt., says
Tho ncvs from rssth and other popuous places In HUI
gary has convinced tho most obdurate opt.mcts
thai the situation Of thst country becomes eyery day
more deporaoc and Threatening 10 the imperial a1ihor
iy. Up 10 TINS time the agitation and III viii manifested
towacs the have been confined 10 the ele
vaied and enlightened classes OF teeose Of tue CT
ties and towns Now this hostile feeling has been con,
mrn,caea the and the sborous rural popala
Hon. from one end Of the Magyar Kingdom to The other
and you That general rising OF lasorrec,ion
IS IN 1913, Il imminent and may involve The count y
Ia all hc r-is and subject IL 70 all The atrcci
ties which civl var never fails 10 bring upon the
pgDp!c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

Auv0'
re Epghh steamer valparaiso, from the ives. coast,
arrived at this port the 2lst Inst with dates from
Valparaiso 10 The % inst, and Caiiao 70 the ls,h.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Ataresuizr meedHE - the Pai-slEua sasie.s % e.
University O; Mississippi on sa-uraay marninr. Jan.
uarg =. the following preamble and res1'uhsl-. express
iuE sac dsep rezrst Of fhs members IT az ss-y s1 ar
eEpeted DEAN o. their frieud suf brsther, EHcHAaI
6 GREEH. we're nnrnim71sB zds5;ef:
w~HEaEss. Il hrs pleased Alui-ay Cd. in ne uy.
t-iaus disTib1ii9u % his al-Eisa Prarile1ce. o. rr,
marr or uuca bowed friend and brother Ei-aard g
Greer from our midst; therefore.
Received. That whne we acEnovlsdss fhe hand % our
Heavenly Father IN bis diEtressinE dispe-suaU VI
sincerely testify orr great -dui-a.i77 fr 90 hi-h.
tuci moral ehlraei-r, marked abiiy superior
inieleaual attaiuueuis % or eeossrsd @aher. who's.
early dean We deeply d-pIo-e.
Resolved That IN this Bereavement We have Iost e.
eaersrHs and zsaIous member, whose kind heart IN,
ueuisi spirit had enses-ca him 70 nj by f-lishpl
-reusea ties. and whase ramz viii ever BE- u-aribe,
On meany' nest sG-oi-aate ra=s.
Resolved That We deeply syurltt-za with The fam.
ny and friends Of our aecrssei hrohar iu ui,. ulcil
aou- a. sorrow.
Ressvsa. That he meubers drspe their BADGES fi
the Fp-1s Of hiriy cay, in token o. rhe deep Is they
hars sustained
Resolved That q coy q these rs,oluians BE- forward.
% 60 the family and Relatives o. the decreased.
Received. Thst tae HoBy sprin-s Herald sus Msm7hii
APPEAL, Dc requested 20 publish the shove.
BsCARE STUART
KTELoCu ~FaLCoNER Corn.
Z 2. MYERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

LoyDcN. December e9-Tbs mrrfat fr cn-is
t'osed a. IS sa9sH.
There has been an imp-ov msai o. 4 is funds.
closed az GO francs 70 oeutimes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

TBE FLoarscrs-Mr and Mrs W. ]
Florence eonelnded ~ eneagemeni 81 che nsv
thester in ibis city last evening, whiA was
one Of the most saceessful ones ever played
in this city. Despite the ~unpiopi.ious wealth
CT, their audiences have been large esch even
ing during the fortnight, and aheir entertain
ments have cieen unusual satisfaction. Iaey
leave us with every assurance that tbet. are
very great f~avoriies IN Memphis, and that ihe
announcement Of their return VIII always 's
received with pleasurabie emotions. Mr. ana
Mrs. Florence will lsare This city By ran Ter
Cincinnati today, and sill On en-
eagemrnt at the Pike Opera House on Tues
dsv eraaing next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

7 III NTINTTN NV TUHI-
LivEnFooI, December 2s-ms sales efcs.tsn f5r h,
past I've days aeaauui % 500. q vhIeh luauut SPEC.
ulato-s and exporters took 100 bales. Hsaaay, nsesu
MT, vas obssrssd = a h-Idsy. Re osusa marsai rsB.
orally closed dan. Prices are easier. but lie q~a'iiiouI
rrmain unchanees.
The market for bresssiuas generally ciosoi steady 90.
qulst Whsst closed with sn advanciug tendency. me
H~arketior p~rosisiou generally ciosssdul. Sugar is arm
with an aevancs % "a.
The adrioes from Manchester are unfavora5le. TIE
msrket fr softous generally closed dan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

u0 etv. or Frisay. re ish Isnuz-v. is by 10
sian Horse, Esq, NJ. IsAkcP YATES % Ws= skHAH
LOUISA o1EHRocEER- bsh q TrTs Neu Tofk
IN mh city. 81 The residence % ne 5rls-'s fiher on
TnuHsday eveninE Yah inst by Rev P. C. G7u5y. D.
y r. b. THAHUE o. the ouss OF Iam-s Tut1s * Co B..
Louisville Ky, 70 Wis MATTE n. trrHEEsraor
louisville psurrs uIsssr err
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15
From washington.

wAsHrSeroS, January l3.-The Assistant Postmas
ter General has instructed no postmaster al New Or
leans ts c charge only threcc CENTS far I%-ttrrsty The overland
mail % San Franeisoo va san An.onio. Upon The mai
routes where Ire r ntrsctors have thrown mp heir o0n-
tracts ostmastsr-Gener Hos d!rrc's hat new Strange.
meuts BE- made Il the Fame prors, generally suhstitutiul
weekly for fri-ueekiy service. O@caI sdvices received
frm Mexico state that Gen. Mirsm1n auth1rized ts
collection q a force u over s01o men Tor The purPose Of
attacking Vera Cruz senor Lerto has fsied In his
mission TO raise money for he Liberal psrty, in TIM