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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
SATURDAY, NovsnBrR 81. 1857.
SHERirr SUE v virru. 9, en- vssel..sg

SsHERfTF sALE.-Bv virtue = or- vencitloui
Ntxy-.siss ExecIlleu and enc order of sale issued
irolr ne vi<p Circuit Court, directed ard de-
.ivrred osss IN f-vsr 81 william Ncksen a. i
sssi >; wel ~ Cooper asd Cisulentin> Cooper and
ossc Ia vor II John minor aud Alex srer n Aud.
. "a aid <sast W liter :. Cooper, william Durham
aud Csllam Rsiiy. aea ordered 70 sci he f8o<-
lhx d-srribed Real kstasc situated In vigo county
f~fiaDa. t0-~it.
Toe solth n,'f - 10. ur-uh~r ,vcnty-four IA
sid an of 10, ugasr tsensy-shree f2sl n Parse,
sud .is 2 part 4 iots ~ sbcr u Eve lsl
AID 81 ltl "a ~ not = = 4-4E.er Il sreilos
went wen Il tovn>h p Twelve q north o,
range nine " west. adjoining ths CITY " Tefre
Hsufs. viso AMI. i-dla-a. and On
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9;a, lssi,
Within the legal kour, u sad day. a the Court
Hsuse or, Trrr~ haufe viii s'-r The rent and
nsa1ts ~ The above DESERVED Real Estate t0xefher
with al n privileges ,.f srp1gte-ances % the sare
be.o1sng. for tern not exceeding seven year. u
tl~ rb~s. bifi.r fsr cash. I'D upsn failure &c
afa sua. suffi II 70 satisfy sad cxeVuton order
q sais and eosts sal then ard therv &C. th- f.
.. api ard 20 sasd kai Estst., % thr highest bid
a. for cssn, 10 sat..fy Tue SAM.
Ia io.h Day q -, sober. 1881
sAACEL coSSsR. shcrfr
Cc'i4~3 spr- fset o..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

soouit be tax in the early stages Of Bilious Com
plants and II ocrsevered IN strictly according 20 81
rec-isns. viii osiiively effect cure
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
THE LIFE MEDICINES

~ bilious and liver complaints. with thel- many
~eli known Attendants. eilscus and sick headache
pain and oppression sftrT AIS gi6diness dizziness
heartburn ioss q af?cu,e, arc sakncwiedged te be
sspsrior . anything ever before oered u the
puhhe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
THESE MEDICINES.

Have ao~ been before tie puhlS fog a period Of %
yesEs. and during that tina h@vo maintained high
eaArASsr IN almost every part % the gcee fos tho
cstfaortnary curative properss watch they possess
I'm Many Thousands
u certified instancc. they have even rescued suffer
from lae ,rry verge Of an uni!mely grave. AFTER
al tie dsOers,vc nosTus Of he day have invariably
aied So great Indeed has ,Aslr efficacy invariably
and fatality proved. that Il hss appeared Scarcely
lee than miraculous 70 thoss ~ao we're acquainted
nth the beautifully philosophical principles u2o1
shsei they are Compounded. and upoa which they
consequently act. Il the.s ATTEST AL sensible
.ct.u In purifying tie spriasa ard channels Of ine
% ea1uing them with renewed tone ant yigof, sla
@sy were lDsebssd for tAess lsu.sL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24


ny sb- 49, q tbe-e Pills the periodic attacks Q
Nervous or SICK AeadGoAs nay be prevented, and
aiken Al The commencement q an attarA iuneclate
elief from sickness vii b. cbiainct.
They seldom saa "a rsnoying the To.ssI sae
8sad.Ic1e 70 which f-msl~~ are 20 much subject
They act generally u.oa the boEels-reD0vtng
CossirSasss
Pr LslcrarS f,-sa. .xssi<r.i>. Delicate Psnaies
and al p-rsons Of s~fegrs Acb.f they are ssiusts
Laxative. ~ Improving The dpT-sG>. giving fc1-
ami r42or The digestive ogg.ns ar re-i.Tiis IL
ostrsi electricity ani strength q The whole ,ysfsm
The CEPBAIIC FIIIs are n, result Z hong inv~--
,lcauon ar carefully o41l-'s- experiments. having
been IN - many ycars, durils whick nt y
havS prevented and rslevcl a vass aG.euus . pa
and suffering roIa heasachr. whether oig.uaurg q
tA< r.>-sas sjsslzn O. from drange1 s,ats CT -
stomach.
They are entirely v-ye'shle 10 the.r composition
an may - taken al tines ~iih perfect sstesy
without making any change q diet and 0se abscno>
Of any dis1grsc11Se s1<se renders e1sy = adn's7
gstsr Isc.n % clidre7s.
BEWARE OF COrNTERFEITS
70 ~..fuine hsv- sigrature. q Beary c. spsuiains
% Cs-a OK.
sod y Dzugrs.-- m Al ether es.isrs n s.-;i-
zin.--
hm vii BE- SEQ, ~ GAL ca feociP, q ~
PRICE IS CFSTs.
All srser. should b. addressed y
HENRY c. sPAULDrNG
ssC>isr s'reet. S~v Tor,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

ss~ single by,tls a sPACID.SC's rilfrAktn
sLrF AL cave Tn the ~ os<tSs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
NJ e DlCAl.

pG RHAVE,s
Holland Bltters
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever cad Ague. &c.
I'm successful istroduetioa and U.s. Of this oeis
brss~d R-saedy has b>o the sisAl Cor literal Good
&rms fum quart bottle T. fseSsion keg xnrl
tbs gosd Ditersr is bet snoshsr name fox grs"
SONS stliAnsus Whisky IAiiters.
But the really great rslies derived NON the minute
aoss, ons tsaspoonful, Of our medtciBs,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BIrTyRs.
end o< s.ssrs obssso> q ai- fvostyafo-, has ssss-
bsh-d Cor reputation which The hort q limitations
ana cOuntsrfsli< have tied 10 cDcernins. IL rs-'
lively vegetable preparation. with barely sacisAs
Bot oas s1s q he genuine. UIsPins Be.is.)
ns m-dicsDs q long -trssd sfBescy Coz Pr1ed-s
~ Hasf % sssaatiAl for ths beDasnoo q god
ha~ith and CIR correcting disorders q the stou a
Two or three do~es VII oosvtnee the .Ictsd Q. its
: .slsast '. ss.,th, .oo q n. S.sr. I've. =:
kidDeys viii scoo take place sud rsSswed hs>itA -
tia 91lck result
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRAsH. Try
Berhayc's Holland Bitlers.
For HEADACHE. Try
BGrhave's Holland BItters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For COsTIvEEEss. Try
Berhaye's Holland Bitters.
Tor PILES. Try
Berhsve's Holland Bitters.
In eli Servoos, Rheurasssc. AMI Neu-sigie Arsc
bsDccclAl, and In otbers e:-Scte' 'ec.led cure
Read Carefully
The xrpuina highly-cono~ntrstsd BozHkvrs Hnl
LAID BIT7ns s pui up IN hsifpnt bottles only. AM
r~tasisd Que Dollar per bottle TIE great dsrnana
or thh truly celebrated ms-tcins hAs inaoo.d ms a.
snatAfs1ns which the public should guard ass-ns
purchas.cg.
Beware offnporttorf .S> cbaf cty ocss< - o. y
tdb<l u e,<Ty bot1s y0.s by.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

STANDINGS PREPARED GLCg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

Tax Amount q bodily and uental MISERY asissas
ton nesect q anal plants "a inoalealabls az.i
Il Il therefore II the utmost laaportAace hat s.r.es
attentive % the least and Inost trlaag bodily al
nenta should be had, fos diseases q the body lava
Fsae'y A-eet sae mind. Ia. No<sAz's yrerrAsLs
larT ssncsss. In ever lsssAnee where they have
been thcrcnghly used, have rRIvsuaED osKH pss-
sA-s. IA almost all iss diversified fons The sAluts.
y Effects u he Lie Medicines have fact hsn
universally experienced, that they have become fully
sslsensAe a. the racss easy safe and perfect mode
q TIE ssrneai ever crered % the public
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

(, ERIEF : sALE.-Bv virtue of

&. EhIEE ; SALE BY virtue Of
IS. III cxser fors sass-d fsor nc Nigo Circuit
f4. f- a-e -ircctet srd felvered. Ia fsvur -
.a4 Aatel re az iast J@ncs , Ciafk. Que n
i..- he ,out1ern B4nk 81 inciaDa and as-in,t
Jt.ael $ Car. .s.la IL 1zprusn al.c hear Fair
.lus- enc a. ftvtr 4 ArrnAnds fuQua aIc aSa;4.st
.o-4 4 Caapm4a snd James Clark y inc. 7sis.
arc ta4es Aok reple N tail. aid one ~ fsvur VI
he lfL n tbs STATE 81 L.. IA, bTarck a. 1llT8
H1u-e I'd sgaiIsf 4sr-es = Sitrk, gcla a.. Chap
-f- = ia-ae. =. AGsnls. Tones Wstier ard q. A.
coe.s - I. v 81 as the io-iorinx described Real
Lstt.s st1tfer "a Va co1ai1, Indiana, tC-x:c
L number wv runared AID tTvcr'y-1se fs.sl In
&c cay ~ ferTe haais, I'D on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Oh, 1857.
Vttkia The LEGAL hocrs ~ said day, az the Court
8..sse DOR. ieTre auto ~l1 os1r tie rents and
r.o1ts Vi lhe Il scsto-d Real Estate. tsseth-r
Will sl n privilege ad appurtensnces g the ssnle
Delyn.f Z f.r tern not sz.-ediaz seven YEARS 70
tie 81 6idisr 70 css1 and as. i.iiurr real
s.s e. suf1cisit - stti4fy said executions ana
ccs.s I ~ tee a.d Re e yr,f the fse-simpls ia
esf . 81 : trai k.tlte Tho high.st bldoer fer
cab. % sai.f, TIE -al1e-
Ihls lib isy II Octpne-, 1851.
SAMUEL CoScyI. sAeEia.
ce.ff~3ssprs f.eS<.00-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
SnERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue q

GHERIFFS SALE. by virtue 81
- ,us v-rdif.ori Exvossss Ezecrfioa issued Gen
~. - Cssl.E.i,a Pea No4rs. nrtetet anr
g.. red, % Z. ~ y CHI n = st-oa asd r4tnes
.14alan srd * Mt Jos-pn = Xs-4ID and Rsnsssn
iIef Dsifrilssi,. "a crsrsT >obfs r-plevtr bail
I ia C. "a q, ell TIE .0.ioaing dsscribec Re-
ta.s - -~i y. : y. 1lA1s, tD-<fc q
- C = 900 Z u 10 RIB 80 o. 'ut ~ numOeT
iNtAif g. apns : co.fril 'tt &C =. slsl "
rlter.5. e. 4. . g rHaecr sc<eitrsa I'D 40
+. lgiiiLss at +. = &C. uanl.cg t~-.sfy 20
o.it sd Ia ce.lg pa L I'ol al. 90 = 10
-. b. fare .'su-e. - -
sAICADAt. SCvrnBEsaf
= IA - - IA t0g.s q sse. % ,he Cert
10 80 dor. - 1ss.s - 'xls - b. re1S.
OF, - tbs s-ev sr.4esa "a a. - ~, ~
get wi't al 'ht... gl'eses AID llrist -.<,s =
ne ..si - a 49, ser- xe-t.site
yesr. ~ - Il oisdst ter isii-
lr- Fl. q e = sr-.-.sul - sat.,fy sA1 xrCs-
"a q cot. vii tnea "a here Ser tie E
a. T. - sld SAX - al. h1--ca- BID
20 4n, ~ sstisfs tie Sat
t. ltb a., u O-tober al.
SAUL CONNIE. Sheriff.
o. -lss5,r - f-e<1CC
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

CAluON
A cer,-lh unprin1pi-i persaas ~ stt~nqting
palm % GA ne lz4S1spectin. p1eii- int.tfous o -
PREPAREDGLuE, su1l1 csrfiou p-r-7-4s - cxao
n b@fsre purrhast-F 10 scs "a. i-e I'll nz-rs.
f--sP.rLpfyG's Pr ptpgn GLE -zs
. On rsf cu.s's. ~Tsppsr all o-.n are
so1aDqel-A
syze1vr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

srAuLDrNcs PREPARED GLUE
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STANDINGS PREPARED GLUE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

SAVE TlgE PTEcrs
rco~oa,- uIsPATCH
a. .os5.r.s -.fi hspps-. evs1 ic ~en p suis,4
f.r,Illss a - s~~v desirable have 1919 cheap A.
conveaisnt way for repairing furn'1r~. 1o5s. Crpch
ery. a..
srAyfI,r-vO's rfZTPARxD GLCE
xsess al sach snarrgscc1ce. I'D - bvusaoid cam
sord N - wfthoui d. = ls always really And %
lt~ -tiotirg I-trf.
"UsESTLIs EVERY HOUSE"
Nh hrosh .sso.spsrie- s.rh boss1s
Prfo~ p ose.s
Attr-ss.
HESEY G. sPAuLDIsG.
-. e. CEuAR -. Se~ york
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
who Owned the Cata1iue
Especial to tho Timss.l

There ~ much dispute At one time,
shortly after the burning of the steamer
Catalina. as to who owned the vessel. II
| am not much mistaken, the records Of
the Congressional Committee have made
that matter clear. The owner Of the
Cataline was O. B. Matteson, Of Utica,
who purchased her for eight thousand
dollars. Shortly afterwards he sold her
to \ company Of tour persons, viz :
Thurlow Weed, John E. Develin, O. b.
Matteson and Gilbert G.. Davidson.
These gentlemen paid Mr.. Matteson
eighteen thousand dollars tor the boat,
the sum Of the purchase money being
divided into four notes, each for four
thousand five hundred dollars. Each Of
the gentleman named becoming the en-
dorser Of three notes and the maker Of
one. Shortly after this purchase was
made, the boat was chartered to the
Government. BY this speculation Mat.
teson appears to have made five thous.
and Eve hundred dollars clear, besides
retaining one fourth interest in the 10.
crative charter which he and his coafrs.
~ ere enabled to obtain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

H.sesases Gs1''&21G Rlas1sas " -
The venerable NJ. Csitassdea y me-
king . tour a the nountsin eountiss Of
kentucky. stirring up the People to their
duty. He has tahsn ~ 6sld tor the
var, even enrolling himsslf - . member
Of the Frankfort Home Guards. The
Frankfort correspondent Of the c'no'n-
os,i Gassets writes:
However apathstio many may b,
there il no apathy about the vcnersted
st.tesmsu Who he's succeeded TO the
pIa-e Of Henry Clay in the affections o!
Kentucky. "(3lory b 70 God" shouted
an excitsble gsstlsmaa 70 yohs. J. Crit
.eodes, this morning sMeCsei!an =
sending 10000 men from Warrington
70 Ciuoiuuati, for Kentucky. We'resaf y
now" "SaG ~ exclaimed the veteran
Senator. doesn't it blister your
tongue to tell it? Sofs! BY Ohio and
Indiana troops, while K~entuck'ans a.
low themselves 70 be protected BY 9th.
er.. It's a shame 70 old Keotucky,s sir"
| had thought that understood the
chivslrous Ere Of "OId Kentuck" before.
but never did ! realise II 90 folly .
when. . moment after the venerable
Senator, addressing = townsman, evi.
IDENTIFY about bis own age, but with
whose portly form time bad dealt fas
more keenly, exclaimed, "George,you're
not too old for . soldier-of course not
I'm not too old for a colder ; not q bi'
too oldI We must turn out and shame
these pretty young men, Who ought u
have aprons tied around them J" And
sure enough the aged patriot started od,
almost immediately %afterward, to cal
out volunteers among the mountaineers
Also, the correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writes that MI
Crittsnden has arrived at Camp Dlcl
Robinson, where he was IN object o
enthusiastic attention. Among othe1
remarks made to those arouud him b.
said: 1--WE can make this war, b.
Gods help, > blessing to 10 ~ > natiol
for oil time to come"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
BavbaTlty Of the Rebels Toward II
Union Prisoners II RichmOnd.

Bavbarlty Of the Rebels Toward the
Union Prlsoners ut Richmond.
Washington Correspondence Of the n. Y. Herald.
Drs. Homiston and Swan, the sur.
geons who arrived here last evening
from Richmond, cslled to-day upon Gen.
Scott and the Surgeon General, and de.
tailed to them all the facts in regard to
the wounded prisoners at Richmond,
and also the facts respecting fifty seven
prisoners who we're released. They de-
tailed to the Surgeon General the man.
ner in which our wounded have been
treated by the rebel authorities. They
have suffered everything that mortals
could suffer at the hands Of the persons
who had charge Of them.
There are now about 500 prisoners
still at Richmond. Seven hundred have
been sent to New Orleans, and about
two hundred to Castle Pinckney, in
Charleston harbor. 1t was deci led to
send Congressman Ely to Castle Pinck.
ney, but they finally determined to let
him remain at Richmond. MI. Rly's
health was pretty good, and he WAS in
fioe spirits. Quite . number Of our
prisoners lad been shot by the guard
for looking out of the windows. They
are not allowed any privileges whatever,
and every day the rebel authorities are
0 rigid and strict in their treatment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

The public has been bored pretty
thoroughly by the squabble between
Frank p. Blair and family aud General
Fremont, and VI are glad to hear that
there isa prospect Of bringing it to a
close. In order to investigate IS to the
condition of the Western Division Of
the army, the President despatched the
Secretary of War to Missouri, and il
reliance il to be placed upon tho news
paper dispatches, Mr.. Cameron haa
found everything in . satisfactory shape
This being the case va presume there
will be no farther difficulty about the
matter, and Gen. Fremont will be a.
lowed TO 60 forward with his operations
without molestation from the Blair dy.
nasty. There has already been too
much trouble and perplcxity arising from
this case Of Jealousy. W. hope for
tho welfare Of the country, Ne have
heard the last Of it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

THE Montreal Herald notices the set
Element in that city Of some wealthy
citizens from the United States one,
recently . banker in New York, doing
business mainly with the South, who
takes himself, his con, and t25O,OOO "a
Montreal, in fear Of lodging in Fort La.
fayette; > second, who has made . very
large deposit in one Of the city banks,
and seeks to obtain naturalization ~ q
British subject, and to invest his capital
IN ships; and . third, whose brother j.
In the rebel army, and Who settles down
With his family an fortune in Canads,so
- to b ont Of harms way.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

FRIoHrYUL ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.
Yesterday morning, IS . child about 8
years of age. belonging to . family at
the Barrett House, VAS on its way to
school, it was attacked near the market
house by . large, savage dog. The face
was severely injured, one bite close un.
der the eye laying open the flesh in Z
deep, long wound. The brute next seized
the child's throat, and would have
strangled it but for timely aid. 1t il
not known at present whether the dog
was mad, but Dr.. Scorf took all posi-
BILE precautions, under the suppositiou
that be might be.-Burlington HaWk.
eye, Oct. 1lM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

FeAnos will need from fifty to eighty
millions bushels Of foreign wheat. She
can, and will be, to . great extent, sup
piled from our overlooking granaries,
Her purchasers are spread over our en-.
tire wheat region, and, At many points,
control the market. To this, Of course,
no one objects. But it il an interesting
fsct that while our people are fighting
the South they ere, at the sams time,
1esdiag he woeld. :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

sAHusls AHsAD.-In the city Of Ly.
ons, We understand that Ben. n. Sam.
usls beat both Kirkwood and Merritt in
the recent election, by . handsome ma.
jority. This 10 to be accounted for on
tho ground that for ZONE months past
there has been only n paper, and tha,
IN ultra Republican sheet, published 1t
list city. Il fairly drove the people 10
lespeeaGioar-to voting for . candidate
vAe ~ - + The field, and even "a
ridi'aloss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
II (kWMce for Vc6losneeess.
no! FOB FORT LEAVHNWORTn,

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO GARRI-
son Fort Lssvenvosth and relieve he re
lars now s~tationed ct that post. This chord
s~xssllsnt Opportunity Of garrison duty 70 voI
and Of ample time tor thorough Drill and prepas-
alton need only b mentioaed to b impoverished.
This H. the best chance for snlistiee that has
ever been offered in Iowa. Aaks haste 70 impeoye
i.
Psy, Sl3.o Per mosth asd . bounty Il $1,000
given on diseharge.
Good hoard. good clothisg anl the bsst e ned.
ieal attsadenee, II required.
Fort Laeveeveste y % The Missouri sivss, II
The state Of KAaaasAad 10 II eoonunice&ioo With
the ret Of he esantsy By daily nail snd telegraph
APp!ytn9sdiaes!y 70 TIE uldssdQsd 4 & he
rsesaitng oGkss, Fejssvasy'b Block.
Septs9bes q, 1851. J.. b. PRICE,
epo6-dewJ Reesuitns O1ees,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

Rueopeaa I~possvoosDoo ID 0sx1eo.
80 : N5SGsHssv usssng
Nsv YesE, o. IL.
The Lopdou Aornieg Pos brooght
over By the last st4pmer, 49,: I'VE
are Had = be lbie to hat the
terms Of . essaty between ~ Que9p, the
Emperor Of the French, and the Queen
Of Spain, sre in course Of arrangement
tor an i~ntsrvsotion, BY the combined
forces Of the three sovsrsiGns, in the n
fairs of Mexico. The old standing elaine
Of the Britah,the French, and the Span
,sh people against the Mexican Repph-
lie have 1t let bsoughs To leg su6e&'
ing Of these three powers TO u end.
The intention of The alliea, u 10 send .
comhiasd naval force into the Calf Of
Asxioo. This fosce vii blockade and
will, We apprehend, temporarily OCCUPY
the principal ports upon the Gult, such -
Vera Cruz Tampico, and . or two
others. By these.. means the allies will,
no doubt, bring the Mexican Government
to IN immediate a~cquiescsncs IN their
terns. Bot whether they bring them to
terms, or whether they do not. will pro-
badly make very little difference in the
attainment o their object ; for What they
will do BY treaty, ii they do bring the
refractory Government 70 terms. they
will do BY force if they do not bring 1t
TO teema.'
1.-THE plsn on which they have agreed
Tor the satisfaction Of the outstanding
| claims IL this: The allied powers will
seauestrate the customs and revenues oi
the ports in question. They will charge
their consuis, n some other authorities,
Jointly to collect these revenues 1t the
different ports; and the consols, acting
together, will form . sort of %interoxtion'
sl commission, constituted for the pur'
pose At each port. No ship will be
able either to enter or clear 1t the port
Of Vera Cruz, Tampico, DC. without thu
authority of these oonsuls, who will ex
act-aud not only exact,b but themselves
also receive-the customs dues on such
entrances and c~learsnces. They will w
presume, observe the existing custom
duties recognized BY Mexican lsva, and
will throw the proceeds into . commoI
treasury Of their own at each port. They
then intend to retain . given proportion
Of these proceeds for their respective
n~ations,and to pay over . portion to tn
Mexican Government. We believe tina
the allies will retain about SO per cent
of these, and will pay Owe so per cent
to Mexico"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

MUNITIONS OF War AT QUEBEC.-The
Montreal Advertiser says that, before
the season Of navigation closes, the mag.
azines at Quebec will be filed with ~
amount Of military stores greater than
they ever held before, with arms, cannon
and equipments for % ayMp8 fo- i.
three years. war.