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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

Sroay oY A ZoUAyE.-They tell story Of a
Zouave having been asked his opinion Of the English
soldiers after the Crimean campaign. All" said
he, " set them down in an engagement ready pre-
pared and well fed and no men tight better but
Yet them get into misery or distress, aud no men
know less how 10 get themselves out Of It.. Par er-
annie, our battalion was encamped beside an En-
glish regiment which had n magnificent buck-goati
The cayajy horses Of their army had no forage and
the poor beast, getting no food, sickened and died
AZ this time the soldiers he belonged to were with
oat ratons 10 eat or fire 10 warm themselves with
and what do YOU think they did Why, they collect
ed some boards, made coffin, and buried the buck.
NV oomrade and myself, shocked az such waste Of
GOOD things, took the poor animal up that same
night parole dkoaaenr, we had three good fires
from his coffin, delicious messes from his flesh Tor
seven days and for the rest OF the campaign we slept
upon his skin, which kept III from damp and saved
us from sickness. Now what do you think Of the
English soldier after such piece Of folly as this
| have my cat, i carry him on my sack, and he
comes under fire with me, you may perceive from
his having lost fore foot, love and nourish him,
and he in return will, should there be necessity,
provide me with two days good living
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

FINK-on Monday OCT H. washiprtoo Pipk IN t,s 9et,
year Of his age 49, - Wv ~
al, ends and those OF his brothers Arrest Jacob n and
Ge0rge W. Fink respectfully invited 10 sftand his
moral on Ih1rsday sfteTnoon ct O'Clock from bs ae Tss
dence' NO o. econd avenue corner OF Fourth street
F0WLER-ln New Brighton StBten Island on s.,n,s..
October H. Theod0s'us O. Fowler. in tho list year Of 81.
age VI I'M
FRANCtS-On Monday morning Oct a. after brisf lns..
Hiram stowell Francis, aged o. years.
Go0DWIN-ln this city, on Monday Oct. H. Of eensun,o-
tiOn. John +. Goodwin, aged % years.
sANFORD-suddeulv, on Monday, Oct IL, Mr. Caleb WIN.
Sanford late o! Albany aged u years. 10 months add
days
His funeral win be attended Thursday ts 18th inst II
O'Clock NJ frcn his late residence, No 80 West Seven.
teenth street.
Albany papers please copy.
wEAyT Ron Tuesday, Oct. is, Z. J. Viewer.
His friends invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday Os
H. at O'Clock from his LATE residence OF Blrs
aud North Eleventh streets, Brooklyn, L. d.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK. .s....oor IS
Cleared.

Co.
Sbipss, Louis, Berry. st. MARINE VIM Nelson Sons,
Reliance Bangs Aspinw all Tsppsn Starbnck c. Rorss
Merritt HsvTe, G. C. Duncan Go. u. T. Gaban (Bremsnl,
Won Hagen Bremen, c. Lung; Constitution (Brl. Young
BOYD HeinOksn.
Barks-Meridsn (Brsmen). Levy Bremen, Ringer Bros;
Cora Linn (Br Kelsm Cork, Thomas James GeesteInunds
Ham Kulte1 HsvTe +. Unksrt; Rex lSorw.l Jensen.
Cork for orders Punch, kcincke Wendt Tsoony, Nnndsy.
Mccall & Firth.
Portl Bsrbcza opoTo L. E. Amsinek
Co. Maehias, Marston Nuevitss, Il. Owen Son.
Schoonerssarah, McKeeyer. Po.tlandi H NJ. Johnson
Wells Providence, H. 8 Rsckett Am lBr. Doherty Aux
Caves, Wilson Csmmann.
stesmersConco'd Nornsn, Philadelphia Auda, Robin.
son Phsdephis.
Buge-ShTiVer, Adams Baltimore.
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Tie DpiaiOns Of Sept. % says.
"tfaacc having interposed her good Offices Ia pre-
ven, q rupture between Italy and Spain, ON Gov
ernnsu has suspended al further discussion in ref
erenoc 70 the recall Of It's representative al Madrid
A psmyhi b. Father PassagliG, coEdcmnatory Of
the temporal power Of the Papacy, has appeared at
Floronae and produced an immense sensation. The
journals ieoice at the support thus afforded to The
Italian eause By tlis eminent Italian t1aeologian.
The OD.aione says: A telegram frOin Madrid an
nounees that France has proposed that Inc archives
81 The Nesfoli'an Consulate should be consigned 70
tee fSeleh Consullr agents, who Would traDsmit
them @ III Italian Government.
II IS believed that Spain accepts this propo-
stOu.
The MoriDe1Ro s,ates that protest against the
occupation Of Rome by the French has been rigned
IN feDei "a amid great enthusiasm.
A,ConIsOIy was held at Rome on September q,
dinaie.
The oesth Of the Patriarch Of Venice hes been an
q, eA'ta from Florence says Tie first sitting Of
tue SOnstss OF the WOrkmen's Societies was held
Ga tue R~'h. sighOr MoTdini proposed declaration
Tor heoyson 6y the Societies, TO The eject that they
s'0af' oe''eT themselves with politics IN order 10
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POLAND.

Bils have been posted up, and are privately cirou-
lated in WarsGw containing address to The Poles,
Lithuanians, and Romans, calling upon them 70
send OCCUPATIONS from all the towns and places Of
the former kingdom OF Poland, es constituted in
I772, TO q solemn meeting, 10 lie held on Oct 10, at
Haralla, near Lubhn.
dispatch from Belgrade OF Sept. q says: The
Prince and Princess Of Servia have returned 20 Bel
grade, and have been welcomed with extraordinary
enthusiasm. Their journey through the provinces
hss been o real triumphal march.
The Polish Bishops had addressed memorandum
10 the Governor Of Poland, demanding the re-
establishment of the former rights of the Catholic
Church in that country. The Governor, however,
refused to accept it.
The Bishops then met and were addressed by the
Archbishop, who, in biz speech, said:
" Let US always stand by the people, and defend
the cause Of The Fstherland, and not forget we are
Poles,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

A dispatch from Pesth Of Sept 80 says The build.
ing in which the sttings Of the Assembly Of the
Comitat Of Posth are held occupied last night by
the military, and the members were prevented from
assembling by force. During yesterday and to-day
large crowds have assembled before the building
where the sittings Of the Assembly are held. The
surrounding streets are occupied by troops. A
lieutenant with his sword drawn, forbade the Dep
uties 10 enter the building.
The Magistrate Of the Conlitat II Pesth has ten.
dered his resignation. On leaving the Hall Of
Assembly more than 5000 persons assembled TO
accompany him home. They were followed by
military patrols. When the people reached the
Palace of the 0bergespan, TIE Magistrate delivered
a speech. The crowds then dispersed peaceably.
All the flnctionaries in the Comita. have rendered
their resignation.
A telegram from Pesth, Of Oct. ], says: Count
Karoly has returned unopened the order Of the Gov
ernment requesting him TO remain IN Office. The
seal Of the Comtat has been deposited in the National
Musuem.
Switzerland has entered into negotiations with
Holland for the conclusion OF treaty Of commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

aeouire strength to resist the Government II 1t az
tempted anything contrary TO the welfare OF the ma
ton such as the cession Of Sardinia, which, ne saiu
had been universally rumored The majority OF Tue
Deputies protested against this proposition.
When the President had restored order, moruIuus
proposition, after having been sensioly inoneu' war
adopted by ~ against SO votes. ~ ~,
A telegram from Bologna OF sept ~ Sye. Ano
dearness of provisions caused another ro,ous as
sembaee in the streets Of this city Ihey were lnl'
medial9ly spersed. Measures have been taken 70
prevent similar manifestations. Ia, N-,.;,u
The King will review the garrison ano the NSeiohc
al Guard on oct 8. Dispatch from mafseliieS OIL
Sent % saws: The police have instituted search ~
the bouses of those persons incupaed in the enroll
merts for the NeapOtan reaction. Two arrests have
a disnstcb from Naples Of Sept. 80 says:
The small band Of Reactionists commanded by
Borges has been beaten by the Italian troops. The
greater number Of them were made prlsoners' Dor
Ses himself, with few men, is still at large.
The Senteneile, Of Brescia, says:
On October 3, Austria Will set ut liberty the Mod
enege political prisoners, who have been sncarcerated
in the dungeons of Msntus since 1859.
A dispatch from Rome Of Sept. 81 seys: The
Pope pronounced an sllocution on the events Of
Italy, and alluded TO the violent expulsion Of the
Archbishop Of MAJ les
Three more English war vessels had arrived at
Naples. The number now at Naples is eleven.
marriage has been arranged between the King
Of Portugal and the Princess OF Savoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

WsIlT OHIO Has Dow .--tdi. Gen Buckingham
reports osicisliy, the number OF men furnished by
Ohio for the war for the Union ap 20 Oct. q Of
ii ,O0o. or this number, - 800 inflntry soldiers
over 6s2 artillery, and l60 cavalry, are III active
service Distributed 0s follow: In Western Virginia
81 regiments; in Kennedy, regiments in Mis-
souri, = regiments. Two batteries Of artillery Gre
in Western Virginia, one in kentucky, and two In
panief arr, two in Virginia, one in Kentucky and
two il Missouri. Add to these the two kentucky
regiments, 80 called, 1900 infantry, and the total
Ohio contingent now IN actual service is g, 93s.
There arc Ia camp full, or nearly full and rapidly
lery snd regiments Of cavalry. The number Of
these that can be immediately called from camp into
active service is n, 2g1. The number Of authorized
infantry regiments, Oct. 9Th. was77 Few Of the
loyal States of The Union can make better show.
ing ,han this.
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MARREE ID.

Monday, Oct. Il, BY the Rev.
James Browur@ BIZ. Robert a FEaHe TO Miss Maggie A.
Co1rton, al Of Staten Island
KNAPP-KNOX-At the PgetbyieTiRn Churob, NewtoWu,
Long leland Tueadsy Oct - b the Rev j. T. knoI'
Sanford u Knapp Of PoeftSll 10 Georgia " Knox, tsugk
ter Of The officiating clergyman.
KENWlRD-DEVOE-on Thursd6y. oct 10, =, tls wssh.
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, By TIE Rev. G.
w Anatle, Mr.. stephen keDUaEd, Jn, to Mas Maggie
Devoe beth Of Brooklyn.
s-LONERRF--On Mondsy Oct. H. At the rosidencs
Of the bdas nthe. by Fends cereHony Dsnie Titus 10
Annie NJ. daughter Of BeniSm VI. Lowe7e Ell OF brookyn
WAITS oN-wIILIAMs-O Monday, Oct. H. 81 Tie reel
deuos Of the brides father, Captain J. W. Williams,
BY the Rev. John 7. GuiveE, n. " y. Watson O West
chester Nev.loTE, 70 Jennie II. Williams o. Norwich,
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COURT cALENDAR-TH. Dsr

USIrED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-PTize canses'
sUPRKNE CoUnr CtpoUIr-Part I--Salno hs
Tuesday and Nos ~, lee o added. Part ILNos ll5s
llqq ne s,s l-i NE l19 lle2 uS ls6, llsg So ll2
1895 1900, 1907, i1ni, 1926, 1919.
suPREgF Couar-SPrcI,L TrnN.-Isgues Of
Law keNos 40 100 aj s29 4l, f32 435 i16 tJ7, 433
gl1 8l3 80, as. ff7. sf3, 4t9 40, i5l - -
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. 1889, 2l77, 2e6l
2rrq % 1850 2lgI 2295 1851 1850 1901 1908 1898, PSI,
lJIl Pnt U-Nos 1854 5s6. 2l99. 2tO go. 1883, 300
2J1 2JB 2JC 23ts. 1850 1881 asa, 2JS6 15o, 2otO 2J
Xbt 2lte -
CouRr or CoNHoS PLEAs.-Part Nos. l4l7,
1851 1909 s, COL 66l, 1855 1863, 1904, 1902 1919 lt6
no 90 !0q Noe 1850 1897 1862 ITO, res l+j1,
I4S8 lt4e 1907 1870 lt5l. 1872, 1874, l47a, l35eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
FRANCE.

The Portuguese Consul has received information
that since tie 26th ult all ships arriving from 81.
Nazaire have been admitted into the Port Of Lisbon
withou! having 10 undergo quarantine.
TIE Pays announces that Gen. CialdiDi has die
solved Che National Guards Of several towns in the
Neapots1 provinces for having failed 20 act with
energy against the distubers Of public order.
TIE same paper athrTs that the state Of things in
TIE Ne9p0litan provinces las much improved
JheLORd0l Times correspondent save
French manufacturers are making gres, efoIts,
BY reducing the price Of their produce keep pos
session Of the home market, that on the lat Of
October The treaty Of commerce with England is
about TO DC carried out into full operation.
The aunOunce ment that the Governor OF the Bank
Of France had raised the rate Of discount 70 81 has
not caused any surprise in Pars. II il said that Ae
reduction In the specie held by the Bank since the
last monthly account amounts 70 29,OJo,OOOf, The
stock beld 6y the Bank az present is 10000 0JOf.
u is appiehendCd that further Tiee IN the rate Of
discount may become necessary, should the present
drain eOntlnUe.
American wheat was nOt very plentiful in the
Paris market.
The IiaYre Market has likewise beer quiet with q
fall Of lf the Quintal on American wheat.
The.yntage Is being carried on with great activity
an the seosh OF France and IN Burgundy. The re-
ports sie most favorable.
The P0trfc says: Tie Chinese Government not
having permitted Prussia 10 have q resident Minister
Al Pekin, the French Minister has taken charge Of
Prussia. Interests in that capital.
Rtntcs closed on Monday at 6@. Soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
TURKEY.

dispatch from Vienna Of Sept. 80 says: Let.
tiers from Ragusa state that symptoms Of insubordi
nation had appeared among the Turkish troops In
the camp &C BaleciR, account Of the nonpayment
Of the arrears due 10 them by Government Omar
Pasba thereupon paid up the arrears.
Telegram from Trieste, says that information
had been received il that city from ScuaTi, stating
that the Turks would not probably continue hotiili
ties against Montenegro much longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
AUSTRIA.

1t il stated that all the public funcionaries OF The
COmitat Of Pesth, from the Palatine down TO the
lowest employee will tomorrow tender their resig.
nation, thus leaving 600 600 inhabitants without any
administration. The members ef tho Assembly OF
the Comitat win be prevented by the soldiers from
meeting again. The Minister Of Finance has Issued
decree ordering tho collection Of the taxes by Mill.
tary execution, to be vigorously proceeded with in
those parts Of the country where u had been tus-
pended on account Of the barvest. Nc forbear.
apce will be shown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
nisasfrrp. Ac.

BALTIMORE, Oct ~ too.-
IN. ,lip Tp Clark ffom Uave IN ballast arrived ~ -
and re ports whis at anchor in Lynhsyen Bay vas
near tie beach during gse, aud while IN tns ty sho,
shei bat without doing The ship nAicl Roads
M s steamer Daylight finally ran down ron viii The ioss q
silencea the battery, and to~ed the snip
an auohor and chain ,., -, ore from the Pacific, Va
1' ss "a sr 70 r TpRs wst SEQ uaa'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - Der. I5-Befors
Recorder HOFFMAN,.
Patrick Dooley was tried for assault and battery

ard acquitted.
William Wilson American 20 years Of ago, convicted
larceny from the perton OF hares Ch4con in stealing om
him watch chain valued at as demanded Cor sentence.
Owen Mous acquitted Of charge Of asssnl. and bat
tary ga driving tho Second railroad Nc 81
Azsln,t EIwfrd Ahron aged years
Henrietta Council woman OF the town, was charged with
stealing IS from Roswe G. Peek the lat Sunday In Sep
tenber. by hs ptnel game, complainant having attended
church The faue day The case was good deal myshed
and The igry brouslt In q verdict Of Acquittal.
Henry Mc0i chGYsod With stealisE watch from John
McGuile, gEd was tTied and acquitted AeJouTnsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
TnE CAPE OF GO0p HOE.

Tie London Times says: H. consequence Of the
report Of an outbreak among the Zulu Cafres, the
Master OF the Supreme Court Of Natal COM
missioned 10 GrahRm's Town and Cape Town TO
send up all available fogces. Sir G.. Grey immedi-
atey dispatched the j9th Regiment. On arrival it
was discovered that the expected outbreak had not
occurred the accused Chief, KetchwOyO, having
sent in tokens OF peace.
Mrs. Livingstone was II Cape Town, intending on
the first opportunity to join the celebrated traveller,
DE- IIYinpEiOne az The Zambesi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
PRUSSIA

The PreVSSiscLe Zeitung says: The King will
proceed to Compitgne on Oct. g. in order to return
the visit which the Emperor Of the French last year
paid his Majesty at Baden. The same paper says:
The latest reports received from the Prussan Minis
ter at Tien-tsn relating to the negotiations for the
conclusion Of treaty Of commerce between Prussia
and China r-rnlt the hope Of speedy aDdfavorable
result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Movements . Of &. 0 2 sa Steamers.
Passenger ArriHed

IN neamalip Brenen from Bremen and SIMULTANEOUSLY
A. knooP and daughter Capt w Collagsn, NJ Baehmsnu.
Gil and servant " Chrissn c. A. Zoebi.eh A. Coies c.
sthsmer Marie her H. q. Gerdes L. Ludeens c. Canes
Herel $. O. Harris b. Rowe, M. Otto, and 24s ia tbs
steeraze.
IN steamiap Salada, from Kingston, JAW Dsvidssu.
Cola Campbell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-TRI.L TEas.-oCT. 15-
Before Judge BRADY.
RESERVED SEATS IL THE THEATEBs.
Ferdinand Mcneil aet G. w, Fox Ell al

Ferdinand Mcneil ast @. w. Fox ct al
Plaintiff sued for damages for election from the
New BoweIy Theater IN 1855 by the defendants Il appeared
that he paid the usual admission fee but took
On being by Of the defendant, take another
seat he refIso d, ard was then elected
The Judge charged that il plaintiff that e. the
Ia theAers 10 certain sea he had right
refuse giving NJ the seat when requested
The Jufy found verdict for tue plaintiff assessing bis dam
ages az six cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
fAay,riIfetaent.l

YoUYG MEg THROWN Our or Emri oYfiENT
In business which aey hked have now good oppo.
i1iiy 10 select ne1 busoess ~! shchtho az M
PHaps i0aICAL EKAMiKarinN 81 foHLkh VIII > Nv
IN8 Rfoslusy VIII show them jefl what 10 DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
sURROGATE'S COURT-Ocr. 15.-Before Surrogate Wzsl
CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs.

The will Of Elizabeth Ruckel, 81 tins city, mas
been admitted 10 probate Tie es,atx amer providing for
relatives the following charitable bequess:
To the Missionary Committee Of the Protestant Ep'co
nal Church OF New York WV
To the Corporation Of Trinity Church, In this city 60
be spoiled 10 the support Of eyed and INDECENT fe' 80
OF that church. AtV
To the same 10 be applied TO the support Of the Orphan
Society or Orphan Asylum, beon gin $40 said church 100
The Will OF Elihs Bsier deceased, has been admitted 10
probate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

SoSGs BY BAYARD TAYLoR.-Mr. Horace waters
is publshinga series Of National soDgs-words and
music-luited to the crisis, and calculated to render
patriotism more feryid, and sodery effort more gen
eral. Among them we notice the two last the words
of which are by Bsyard Taylor, and the music &C
Septed German airs. Their titles are, llaTkl the
Signal" and "March On :" respectively dedicated
to Col. Max Weber's and Col Biddles regiments
They lie well under the voice. aud have easy piano
accompanimens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-ooT. Is-Bsror,
judge BETTF
THE PRYATTER sAyASSIH AND HER PAPERS.
District Attorney Smith made application for Or
der directing the papers and testimony !" Trepar1ore inths
ca, Of the ,Geer Savannah to be opened and hAnded io
for us. o. tho trial o. the pivseenmen who were captured
on that vessel Ameng these gsPe r.t the Centdsat' letter
Of nsrque and instructiouG
A., L,rosoue on behalf o. the prvs'seT,nen made no
crpo.,,iou 10 the application and Il granted
LIBELs DISMISSED.
On motion Of Assistant Distict-Attorney Allen,
m ,ssiast The following property were dismissed
United States .g 20 essi' Of wines same est bonds &c.
IN hands OF Pennsylvania Coal Co, belonging TO Le Hart
stem. ION investigation In this Il sPpcsTed 'hst the bonds
were he personal pose''ion Of Lieut. Hsr'tens in Rich
mopdl ho une tE $1,000 in hands OF Livingston, Gro.
eb.rop Co same at bonds &C., Ia hands Of 81. Nicholas
FIRE Insurance Co. the Sst bonds, &c in hsnds OF
Brewer and Caldwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

Board OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Tbe Board OF superyls-
ors met yesterday morning, and accepted several
resgnaiions rs Inspectors of Registry, and filled the
vacancies Mr.. Purdy offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Registrars to use the fol-
lowing places designated by The Common Council
and none Others resolution authorizing the Police
Commissioners to pay $l97 for extra work on the
new house for the detention of witnesses out OF sur
plus funds in their hands, was passed over the
Mayors veto. The Board then adjourned to Monday
next al p. M, when Inspectors and Canvassers OF
Election will be appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
F1RTHER FROM EUROPE

.pRIyAL OF THE BREMEN.
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TIM RrsUII OF KIErISG BAD CoarANr.-les.
erd.y lanes seFvoy resident Of Broolyu complsincd
inst on Mouday night ho mot with lts1els Campbell sEa
while IN her coilrany robbed Of ~ IN no.ty LtI
knile and other aTitss Amer leaving a.. woman, Do
became aware Of bis Ices, aud informed Obeer Mo6Tey oi
he IOurh Precinct who aucstcd tie accused sne aupte
onentiy took her 20 the Tofnbs Police Coa, "h'f 's''
Brennan committed her for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

qba Intervention Against Mexico
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puy ORFICTLTY BETWEENlTALY AND SPAIN