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RILAIARp rABLGs-pEhl.1AYsp .rAEsll1s
A @ A Il D .

A ca RID.
In answer to the several Inquiries to u.s. in regard TO the
quality of Cushions of the Billiard Table exhibited by j. NJ
BRUNSWICK BRO of this city, at the Mechanics Fair
ana on %Aeh we played friendly game the 10th inst we
are happy to esdy in Justice The MAKERS their Tables
land cushions in particularly perfectly in correctness Of
Angles d nre Of the opinion that they be reiod on as such
ana consider the one on winch played the we have
ever seea Wewpuld further remark that onnd no dc
whsoFe IN acortaning tho anelos whereby to direct
Inc balls ~ order 10 make counts did perceive any hard
ness in The The balls The cushions from which ct
we Infer that as whole their Tables perfect in every snpe
or form in fact j. ws pleasure to play This Table MS the
balls smooth and easy COLD be desired We therefore
eheoray rccommend the Mrs98 Brunswick to nil amateurs
and observation-disclosures wol MI hoa engaged in the BIZ
Hard basaccs as worthy of patronage,
PlIIi. TlENAN.
Cincinnati, October ~ 1860. JOHN pEERY.
Interference to the above will state m the premium
on Gold o3alfor Billiard Tables has been awarded 10 The
hesrs Brunswick by the FAIL COMMITTEES the Ohio Meclan
les Institute.
NJ BThe above Tables also all other Trimmings in lie BIZ.
lard line, for sale at No. 81 st. Louis street. by
ID A.. ". RfERRT4K
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, fJsT5 b Natch1oches PEckrt-For NachIocfas 5r9-G
seoTc st. M9ucice Collie Alexandria Eormsn.s
3frbina and Gornns T.1niings- Tle far arT
6ptna!d passenger packet steamer Mary IT, W Erysii
master %i teTr Gboye, taking freight for all lardf-GE ~
e al" lI+Ae rivers or LFe- passage Apply on beard
FLRGIHIUS u. REEIHFlj,, '
Ht4 Advertising
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LEGAL NOTICES..

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COUEr CUTRER HARRISON e. Co w.
Of New 9. leans. THEtR CREnrTORS--No. 0GI
NJ GlICG Is hereby given to fhe creditors
~ OF MeSsrs Cnref Harrison Co. that they haYe Tins day
h'eF petition in the ahgre Court prAyn respite Of t,yuy
md twenty four months aud thst meeting said ere ir
will be held before f. ~ GottSriRjk, No'ary PEhc on SAT-
GHDAY sd day Of ATtCh PSI ut 10 o'clock A. NJ for The
pppo Of taking inc consideration The affairs OF petitioners
md OF 4nnin. lc Aspa prayed for refuse The sane
in the mena, all Judicial proceedings against their NJ fso
nnd properly stayed.
by order Of il4c Court
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STEAMBOATS,.


". %. AND srzss-,,-rr-.-..
s5sR.afa MEMPHIS U. =. NAIL AsssR ss$3s
Sssas2Sg& sssIINE OF PACKETS.
Composed of tte splendid steamers
Tnwpntar, j. n. Clarke, master,
T1d. j. Gay. Bart Bowen. master,
leaving every TUESDAY at5P.M.
Imperial. G. S. Rogers master.
john Sinlonds. ]. F. Hicks, master.
Every THURSDAY, bpm.
New Untle Sam. A, r. irwin, master
H.R. w. Hin, Il. II. Newell master,
Every SATURDAY, at6PM.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight passage apply to
JNo E. HYDE CO, Aenpha Packet OnFcc
MI If 81. Charles Hotel lief: wing.
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MOBILE.

F=aa. FOR hs{bEsEg4E DAILY u. &.
ta4ffEfss.s5 isue-WnTE ATra1EeEelt-Tho sg0n
Gid los pressure packet staulerE Gs1tlltg
A. r RosrdIna1 master, Cuba, James Hopkins, nnster
ISsI9foFIEil, a L. yers. master ali built rsai for
Trade Wit" hr5r0r Recommendations, will maka pg and
lhiHgS al foGs unless prevented By had !G. o.
lev water, Of fa acCsnt u1gahnerE-
Leaving die Lake and Of the PGntGtartraiP knoad d Ally
On ha REriVA! Of the E o'clock r. NJ cars Mobile
greet Hetsnis% 5tops q Fac"@44ln PGss rlatian aud
E~Fnr tickets through New York by Crnrl5stnr ard
Savannah Steamship Routes reduced rates, hos in
formation, apply to
- r. EKUDER. : gent,
EEI y "a
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? Il Ri RIVER.
LeaGes s q ,W.,EgG ,s1; G,n ,n:, 6r. v

r71T, 7 T.
<zry =, FOR PEARL RIVER, COLUMBIA,
fiST Il nterilo aud George 10 Steamer Ii ul,I
SrS W atsnIs \. Pi7rcg ter V leave Tho
: New Basin above fer The ab VIC aud niene-
49, ~ 4 &c will hp found " III Now Basin to re.
~ e,eet Tor The y W. on the NOR. log of the 9Th inst Ror
freight ofpass &c apply or h ar1.
yTRaINIrS g. DENTIRI.,
dvHrtia iru Ayauf
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P E 0 PLE'S LIHE.

,,, EEQELE!S lime FOE THE 60 ksr
;ge sGaach comfortable PaEci,gnr tc ~;
r 9tdGn Age, Capt WoI6iing la 5Gs eg59,
$"H - " 4 anANe CO. &prntE
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RETIiA1s RED RIVER NEEvXr
- hsnRtENNS AND SliGEFEP0Rf satnrf.y
iess73s4A$tsss3%sszf| u 5. Nal PasseN- Pocket '
Sa25ia25 he now and magnificent frsC1nsa M sson-or
PACKET SRA ECs Bulkc. Sam hPpagate master vi l5vr
regularly for Shreveport Grand Bayou Coushatta rn1r
River as follows: 9' VI tSN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

NoNs ID. G. SAulkEs&, UNDERrsKER. CORNER
OF Camp and heord Streets ospaelv informs his friends
40 the pubic generally that he established the above
&C. where ne VIII Dc prepared TO apEd to al business his
line a. the horest notice, day or night He inform
me public thA ho hasFecure Tho Mr. JOHN RAY
formerly in he employ of Daniel Monr e whose
~ me qnsskRg business fos The last gR years vii enable
Nj IA will att nd per onallv TO ali funerals
hand. ~ ~ ~ Va
Also, Carriages for Hire. do 8ra
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MEMPHIS AND II NV on S,Fraws
SssFS b Packet Lane-Reguar U. S. Mail FacEot--FoT
Memphis and Gll the FtHrts-The ltst cIass mas
ssGzssEsSSemger packet steamer Tngortar, j. D. Clark
master win be ready receive freight foot Of iroT
street Monday morning and will lsave above For freight
passage apply on board, or 10
JOHN F. HYDE 4 Co.
mo er ST Charles Hotel left Ynr
This boat oo22ects nt Napoleon with regular nace for tie
Arkansas end White rivers. and Memphis tho MsrDh
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets St. Louis
and louisville.
Bills 2ag signed at the Office of the agents up to o'clock
day Of departure.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY At 5 n'oark P NJ
Msl w ~, *. -.
Low Err COAST.

LeaVoH every WTnNEEn ~ mud SATURDAY, NJ 10 A. "
FOR QUs gANrrFNGt ASD LOWER
~ n nf~- ce tEc'fs-1hq Ha, T.-s. .r7 rgr tai
E;I3pilf Pn~jhF!, 4, Gaut, Ir rlast2r
WhDh ESpAY, TIM d Of October.
E@22 ?. Ia SrUE. agent
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clerk aways thc lending Of ST. Lors street. to
| bn4ta 80 N
nl2 IN Z. TAEOUE Agent
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I INDIAN0LA and GALVESTON steamship
head cattle C wilkins &co--.3 horses
Col a q Myers snndlies to Duncan, Payne eco
Parrish & Kern-B iscoe & Simms.
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Leaves on WE'D ESDAY March AMP N
REICsNY.A ". EzAY2ETR Il z tFIIs,I

i-EIIa 2 III - hEtFt BN fs7FEIF1E,ft-
=, ~ esElgz Picket The S1lcndi nasspnTer
pacRet steamer n. 3. CorIcy, J. G. SinN
aa ter, will leave ahave Arkansas jro
Cora But Lynd Grove. DGtilaile Pleasant nrrita
CITY renon Monroe UaTrjsonhur Trinr and alt trfernS
gate lRIilngs on Bayou ERHhaonlew Guachin River
For fuhsr information apply bo4ra ~
- NlRGINIUS c. DE&TTEr.
.i..uYfjr i.,r
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Leages on WEDNESDAY. Much t.. nj 3 r NJ
k'4l5E. . FEnsSi8s A. ID BAYt%iJ MACON
GS q, The I"' ligh, ru~ah Ns, cnger PaefqS VcanS1
:gf9SsSEa' andy NulfSn, J. INslsD nal.iur viii i4gzs
a st2a.1 I0oyG for GsR2 St0 ee1 FqyI ?
root Puma, Vista Egypt OSbssri = f#i%a }r, TTy
Anchor a:taon GGbnau Rit; e. TrinfiT and al ,,lS
mediate 5ElinSo on fCnaa, paeou Macon ana Lig ritcr
For freight Or passage apis board. '''
md ~ - iS i.,.Li -, ,
P":fcn7rs aDd shppc9a rcl on the steamer A5 on
LeInGfine in lle t a0e the enlic sru.oT "''''
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laaTSS nTGCy MONDAY 81 r. NJ, and THURSDAY
He" of4e&rs 9is and aLpu!Ghe Transportation CO.
FOR THE COAST AND Ia
f9nTcbS--I1o Gno fast Oas'cHGo packet Music
brown, maat"r WIN her handbag f55
u " Louis street, above NG.1lrEllr In ~
Coast every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, in d0yjiEht 1IS
Leaves every TT HSDAYatGP. NJ, and TTFDAYnt7GA
WkRh FAST tfAESTGE{3TEie + sliETf
dsY saEnkouIC3Ac, A. DnHaR, Dlasicf ies7r9 NV
,lc4la ~ above returning down ha C1asf gTsrs
tE1la1bSsSSsiaa Monday INA hlr5dag- in Daylight '
va 3L-4Gi&IuS q. DENTTTJ,.
~ ~. -r, =, - :, -, rn Advertising Af,,rt.
90 The y G., g snd L. r CoRaany viii lave M. =,
tIe root Of 81 I&u6 street from this date 10 rccrTo FiL
EoG lEeh$ o. passage apply board or at tho oGiae Of he
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b WEDNESDAY, 6 h irst vi s p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW OR LEANS
80 l. tHcket lIue--i:s Eula u S. Mail Packe-Fo
isssSSss Memphis md shG The Gne frstciass
packet steamer Ed. j. cay Bart
Bowen, master will be ready 10 receive freight on Monday
morning nj The foot Of Grn and will leave as above
For freight passage apply on board. or 10
jNO. Z. HYDE L Co,
fer Gnder st. ChUT'ss Hotel, left wing
49, This line Napoleon with regnnr Packets for
the and White rivers aud At Memphis with tic Mem
ph$ and Gharlrston Railroads.
10. Bills laaiUg signed the o!ce the agents MP 10
o'clock tha tsJ Of tSCGarr-l"a
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Leaves On WEDNESDAY NfurchG at5PN
FOR LOUISVILLE, CtIl0, MEM
IT. b nh59 and IN, EpngltEhe Zine fcenar pgEgpnprr
I4SAfl ss&1'eT Chancci1Or, 81. Mabon, n,sStcr
VII i'Rec ~ above fD~ the EbnvE ard al
diste ludiHe. For ftcs passage apply on boar' or 10
M 60 RHhT BELL & az. ri Phqd9sset
rue u viii nay artcuHr attention 10 the delivery all aay
g1d IInrtatian bunirc-4 ' '''
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political Items.

Tss NswAsx Mrcssy svggssts, IN vis~ q
the trust fund robbery, tbst the most spprs-
pirate hymn to uss on Mr.. BUoriAsAsis fast day,
b that besinning II love 10 steal awhile away
THH PBII.ADsLfHI. Pass Of Saturday, has
the following dkpstch from Wsshinston ia
the PRESENT excited and unsettled ststs ef -
public mind, the pro7sisty 81 removing Ne Be-
cBA,AN, In case hs recalls Msjor AHDsRsoo, -
creating GeneYss Scorr Provisiond Presld0t
until the ith OF March next, h freely discusssA-
ARnIsa Fcsr goHpYLHR.-Wlhia 0 ~
days pest, deriieks have besn hggsi at F9t
scbuylor, Thrcggs Neck, Wsstcnsctr Cousty,
and worhmen are engaged IN lowering the few
mounted guns, preparatory 10 placing fall sea-
plement q ten inch Columbiaas, which srs daily
expected, in ths batteries. The fort has fr
mauy Year, been In charge Of single srgssut,
hut Ia now reported that the Secretary Of WG
inunds TO place q gsri ison In II shortly.
ME-. CArrKR CLAIMING A RS-pLxcrIM.-
Tbe Suffolk Uh.on in,iu,a'es that Mr.. Lurusu
Z. CARTER, Of the First Congressional dis;Sist
intends 10 contest the scat Of EDWARD II. SMrTR
In the mex, House Of Reptesen tativss. Thsrs wses
two Smiths In the field, the gentleman 20 whon
the certificate has been avartsd, and EosRnr
L. SMrrB. II is said that several thousand votss
which bad Icon given TO the latter vsrs csust~a
Scr his inoro fortunate naincsake. If this esa b
proved MI. C.kTnR l. entitled to the place.
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Tho list Of the unique prodigiss OF Washing
ton Is without limit. But mnvcls heapod to
gether cease To DO marvellous, and Of all PLACES
in the world museum Is the most urssoms. 80,
amid the whirl and roar Of winter life In Wash
ington. lie becomes an intolerable bore. Yet
tho place has an intense fascination for all; and
those who have lived In Washington arc seldom
oontented elsewhere.
Washington Is an imbroglio Of ludicrous an
omalies. Planned on q scale q surp assiug gran
deur Its architectural execution Is slmost con-
tsmptible. Blessed with the nam, Of the purest
mon, it has tho reputation OF Sodom. The seat
Of the Law making power, II Is tho center of vio-
lence and disorder, which disturb the pesco and
harmony Of tho whole republic tho chosen re-
sort for dutlliDg, clandesi1e marriages, and tho
most stupendou, thefts
IL is a city without commtrce. ard Is m tnu-
facturers arc newspaper CORES poadents, who
weays tissues OF fiction out OF rumor and prsva-
Iication. Tbs site Of the Ui tied sta,ss Trsssu-
~, II i, the home OF every thing bu. afl usuce.
iIs public bui,dings are splendid its pivate
dwellings generally squalid. tbs houses are
low, the Isnts hign; the s'rosts ar, broad, ths
cTossinRs narrow the squares are triaugls, sx-
capt that q The Capitol, which ID Oy Al snG
the water n 80 soft that 1t is hard 10 0Iiok it.
. 1t hv n monument that wi never be nish
Cd, Capitol that Is TO have doms; u Sci sntiii
Institute which docs nothiug but report the n
AID fall Of ihs Thermometer, and two pis,ss O
equestrian s,a'uny which IL would be q W ,sts o
time TO oriici Q. Ii boasts a rsamlst III sni o
with ths nns OF the river loci, and this sIrelm
lei Is Of the size and much ths appsaranc, OF
vein In dirty mans srn. II has canal, bu
the canal Is mud puddle during one half Of tn
day, and an empty ditch during the other
AHdntic AORhy
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:, The New York correspondent Of ths B,stcn
fon thus enumerates the federal offices in ttis
Guy, with the corresponding salaries;
First in Importance and revenue u the collsc-
sors6i with It's fixed salary Of $6 $40, and some
SZ.oVO more In the form Of Pickngs and fees In
soe Custo IN House, as suboreinatss to the Great
Tycoon above refsred TO- are an suei st
700 an assistant auditor, 5000 cashier,
ya.oV0 assistant cashier, $2.jVo seven depu-
y eolisetors, S2.5Oe eacb general appraiser,
appraisers, 81 0t0; chief entry clerk, 3s. 900;
warsht use superintendent, 81 ONO ; doug exsu,-
incr, $1,000 thirty. three clerks at St.5OO;
thuty three w.ishcrs, guagers, and msasurors at
St twenty six clerks At 81 400 one
nqnid,eHung clerk at SL.Goo; ten clsrkships
at 81 100 two hundred and ixty-ens In
spcctors at ~ .095 81 clerks Of 81 900; and ons
hundred aud twenty-tw regularly salvisd
claks, &c whose pay varies fiom 800 TO $500
rsr am um. neod not enlsrge upon the sug-
gestye items Of extra service, fees, and tile long
detail Of similar methods Of iLcrezsiog both the
numbsr and pay Of officials 10 this department Of
Uncle samu.ls houtehod; nor need | refer TO
tho local light house scfvic,, with Its immense
patronsge-eay $50 900.
Than, as sort Of corollary, must be named
the naval oice, with Its CHIEF officer, At 81 $50;
aud tie indefinite Tor rather infinite fees; thrss
deputies, $4,000; two subordinates, at al, 500:
seven ~ ~ 400; two at 81. 200; uve at 81 OJO;
twenty-hv at $1,000; and t,irteen at from
5000 to $500. Let me not omit mention OF The
tufytyors office, which furnishes easy chairs for
tho {, lowing oAicisls Surveyor. 81 300; two
deputies at $4,000, one clerk At Sl.20O; four at
SLIGO; i've AZ 81 900; and several "subs" At
Gom $500 TO $500 each.
1te post office b always vastly over estimated
as . sourcs Of income to Its incnmbent, albeit
the late lamcn,od Mr.. FOWLER found IL profit
Tho actual salsty 10 OF ly a. 900, with a com.
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Business Items.

Tus COAL pRALNBs or Prrrsnusa have Ss-
terminsd not TO chip any moro ooal 70 The Dsath
al prcssnt.
ruRrsa TIVE FAST rsAr, III. Ma.,ss... :.
sett cjtton mus have manufactured 10. 2Gs ga
yards Of cotton cloth, or . web 11.190 nile, h
length.
SrArprIca OF TIE sr.Auauruxrxa rsr srAmS-u-
MsnTs Al Brighton, for the Boston msIkst, shov I,
Capital employees, 9661. 900; valus Of NEST.
ei65G. 800 annually In the yssr ending Msy
last, thefe were slaughtered; Bsevss, 3ls s6Ss
shssp, 305.5Go; calves, 10 500, and hogs rs 0oo.
Tna.s n no DOUBT that coal exits |. lnrrs
quantities In the Great Basin Of Ut,h. O
tho Weber river, . tributary Of Great sslt
Lake, nom the Western slope d tho WahsassA
Sangs, coal i nov regularly mined, and selling
at the pits for p per ton though tho price =
Salt Lake City Is ss5, On account Of the sx-
Pensc Of oftrsnsPortation.
fExALn LABOR In the Pacific ststss q Gx
totter paid than In the East. At San Franchise.
the average wages Of sewing girls is dsiisr ~
is%snd ksm 500 70 80 per month Ss1 snS a 81. =.
tsaehsrs obtain froa *6t ts oIOO psr nnnsS :
IN sne Interior II Is found impossible to rsisi,
od-lookirg servants In families at the -.
ratos, a. advantageous ofFsrs q marriage Q i le
them 70 hire instead Of being hired.
Iun aTArE VALUATION OF COTTON
wooLEN FAcIoRiKs, In Mas, shows, L. NJ
rex rex County, 1G cotton mills, appraissd at
.iS.ns; aod ~ woolsn mills, appraised a.
II.o9o. M'ddisssx County, 68 oottoa MA.
appraised at 81 7S7 800. Worcester Count Il
cotton mills, appraised a. 81 792, 778; ai 70
wcolsn mills, appraised at q 500 900. 4 v-n.
shire County, IL cotton mills, appraised at Q .
| s,2i and y woo'sn mills, sppra'sd at ei7 49,.
| Hsmpdsn County, 90 cotton mills, sppraipd \
| S2 2a5 1872; and IL wooden mills, spprai.s Y
| x13l. 100. Bsrkshirs County, n cstton wills
| appraised at e36l 100; aud 20 woolsn mil =.
timated AZ $53J.oJ0. Norfolk County ~
ton mills, appraised at s2si. 1902, and 10 s, ,,asi
mills, sppraied At 1851 700. Plymouth e -s.
ty, cotton mills, appraised At $2is 22O. a..r.
| tol County, 5G cotton mills, apprAiss at . .
| slOi and wooden factories appraised at 3 ~
These aggregates make 29s cotton mill siI
| mated to be worth go 96i. .4s6; and III ,'-
factories, valued at a7.8G3.3j0. The inc -. ~
the splndles in tho cotton mills since 20 "a
| f7i.1s7. The cotton used cost $l0. .5S5 ~ -
l number os operatives employed was So $50, =.
/ which ~ 600 vere fam alas
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pun css shs had az heart. "At ths sans time, ("
= I'd tho Minister, 'fyour Msjetys wishes are
MY orders and II your Majesty ios,str, 1
MD, on my own responsibility, over. ride
,he cecision ef the jury" Thu o1,r
the Empress deellned-probabiy thinking that
u would never have come to the making
ott, Nm. fouLD had properly ecv lbe Emrse.ss
wishes before the Jury Of the C,ns~pa.s;rc.
Hence beginning Of irritation, muci, increased
by alleged want n respect shown by N. Fouxs
IN relation TO the arrangements for official mourn
ing at the funeral of the Duchess Of Alya--thc
beloved sister Of the Empress. The anger OF the
kmpress against N. Fouip is said TO have gone
10 far, thr, after In vain pressing hi. dislnissal
upon the Emperor, she suddenly announced her
determins tion to leave France, and not return
20 long ~ NJ. FouLD continued mirister. M.
FouID has now resigned his portfolio 80 that
tho Emprsss Is free to retarn, without vio,,titg
her vow. IL Ia chArac tetistic u I,oui, N.r,s
IEor, that tho ostetsibls reason for tho En-
preess whit to scotland-,he urgency c' distrac'-
ing tho melancholy caused by her SISTERS death
- reached this country at the sane ine A.
the Emprsss herself, snd that he ha, .ince turn
ed the manifestations Of cour,syy and admiration
to the woman to account, 10 the Aoniteur, as OK :.
IT.,sicns Of cordiality towards his dyuasty and
policy
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s.ckins Of tho Cb,.ese Impersa, Palace. y

lrdisciininats loot was allowed for two days.
The public reception hall, the state and private
bedrooms, ante-rooms boudoirs, and every other
apartment has been ransaoked. Articles Of rertn
OF native and foreign workm Anship were taken,
or broken Il too large 70 be carried away. Oina-
mental lattice work, screens, Jade stone orna-
msnts, jars, clocks. watches, and othsr pieces Of
mschsnirm, curtains and furniture-nons have
escaped from destruction. There were sxtsn-
sive wMdrobes H every article Of drsS coats
richly nbroidsssd in silk and gold thrsad, In
.s ipp''i. dragon psttS5n 6aSt, head S.s drss.
There must have bean 10000 or 10000 pieces
Of silks In rolls, which at Canton COTS $40 or
330 each. Hundreds were thrown down and
tramplod on, and the floor covered thickly with
them. Nsn wore throwing them d sach other,
@ and all taking Is many as thoy could csTy.
loading tf carts filed with than. A treasury
containing q large quantity Of gold ingots and
Sycee silver Is under charge Of guard, and Is to
be divided betwcen the English and French.
The total value Of property destroyed would
Claimed. A party party % q the Fr.ush WV went sS through
the apartments breaking everything that
remsinsd-mirroIs, screens, panels &c.-in
revenge for the treatment tho released
prisonsrS their eounirymen, had received.
Much ditsatise action has been expressed at
tho decision o the com nandsr- in chief. that
b.jt;ng nIaca s,o % ~ ,,;oin.,a IN ~. n,,,a me-
nav. ~ ,I. rss, Ia "a a, uS ~ Tn mU
CSo,w snd ais. wh,r. lain. .rni,S. ~. so,s
msrS.rl IN ch,os anJ .Sioos. '..;,nd
than IL ~ 40 shssa ma,d ;m, 70 rs.t r.,,,.
..s rrIssn,sJ ~ on .n ~. SV,u Ius M ,hs
srm1 ssrsyai % npssr srnm tha Ri,Isb y conn' nav
m.nd., Sh;ss d.Urad ,hat all aet,is. hv
ali ncsrs and man ,.a,s to hs amt In Sor s,Is ~
public auction for the bsnsst Of The armv which
Va dess' All ..rs nsrmiIt.J "a bsvs Il srtI.
cles brought .wsv bv thsms.Ivss vs,nsJ ana
hsy. tbs ootisn ~ tskins or rsisctins tbs.,.
N.nx hssnfyfnI and cn,iaps s"nrsDirs ,xs,s dina
oLtsined A. a nominsI n,ic. Ibs s.ls rs,,jn "A
81, O6O deIisrs which pmiti tba vaiu, Of fha
treasure, estimated At sI 900 doIlars /. 70 be
divided q prize money on the spot'
Jho Mon;teu, de- rmes civ q the folio wing do.
tails OF the place TO which th, Empsror Of China
ded,
Mouk den is not In Tartary, properly 40 call
al. but Ia Mandchouri,. Ihe country of tho
Mar dchoux forms part OF the interior provinces
OF ths Empire, and comp isss three depsr TIN ats.
The first Is that Of Chisg- King, having for It's
chief town Moukdsn or Foung- ihssn the sec
ond, Ghhip, with chisf town os the same
name and the third Is Sathalisn. Ouls- Kbosou,
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Sorrows Of tho Empysss,

The London correspondent Of the Nan .hes.er
Guaydia. ss~si--" hsys heard an aceount OF
the resson Of the sudden visit Of the gracsfal and
gracious EuoEnIs 10 Scotland. which balisvs
70 rsst on cocsidsable authority. II oriSastsd
In hsr quarrel with FouLp. In n. FouLDs ca
pscity ~ Minister Of State, the supsrlntsn1sncs
Of the Consevvatosrs d. MuS9us came withia his
functions. Tho kmprsss asked him to grant the
Soils du Co~snpltoire TO protsgs of her ovn,
for q concert. Nj FouLp proceeded to lay the re-
quest before, the Jury Of the C0sseroaI,Te, which
Includes the leading French c,mpossrs, aud rs-
turned to the kmprsa,. with the antssr thai
they had declined 10 graat the sdNs Tor lhs
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NE returns published from these s,a.os.
Mr.. IL. cole a.d Major AuSeron.

During the Black Hawk Indian war Of 1892,
Major ANDERSON was Inspector General OF IN.
Illinois volunteers. Of one OF tho companies OF
which Mr.. LISooLr was captain. Now, the
former has been promoted TO ths position Of Ma
jor OF the first artillery and the latter To that OF
Commander In. Chief Of tho army uad savy
The ono Is in charge Of . post to which tho eyes
Of nation are directed, and with the defense Of
which the greatest interests are connected, and
the other ha, bean chosen by his countrymsn As
the Executive OF their government. Aud It u
. coincidence not little singular that nephew
q H.jO' AHp...css I! III R:sry:rd ;,i Coii.s. a aum