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New Goods.

WARD 4 6OUTHMAYD
"AvE received by stesmbnas, and sAsr for ssle
600 ps. PRINTS. assorted,
800 ps Sattinetts. Jeans and Tweeds,
$50 Pc. Nous. Dc LAines.
50 ps plaid inseY.
IS Pc Alpacca blk and cOid,
40 dor Wool Shawls,
20 ps Woolen Piaids,
30 bales Domestic.
100 dozen Hats. various styles,
IS cases Boots aad Shoes.
Country meLchants and traders from the Indiar
Country, invited to call and examine our stock
mar. "a, 1861. VI. 8.
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Boots g. Shoes.
OSA cases of every description, consisting OF
Ce)O Ladies' Kip. Goat, Kid aud Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Buskins
Misses do do do do
Mems Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington, Union and
Jersey Ties
A No Pump soled Brogans
do half welt Go
do Calf and Pat Lcath. slippers
Boys do Pump solet Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do 90 do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet 10 do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole ". p do
do Kips 4 welt do
Boys, Youths. and Children's ditto.
all of which We offer low to the trade.
JAM l9. 1860 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
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- u doz Hostetters Ritfers. 95 dox Bulls Sar
separilia. IL dcz FORESTS Wine Bitterr. dca
Sioamach Bitters, assorted. IS Wolfs S,hidan
9ehnapps. Is doz COrGisis, assorted. . dog Gin
~ Wine u doz Ginger Brandy. l2 dog Black
MY Brandy. IL dog Brandy Cherries. II doa
Hsasdy Peaches. cases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial eases Sa.idIebas and AmbrOsia Whis
y. ~ eases Port Wine, pure juice. IL cases old
royal Holland. IL cases Claret Wine. 2 eases
wDe apple Rum. For sale by
iulyN. wARD& sOCTHhAYD.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ron rnH nAPID ccK1 -

30R I'M RAPID CGB8 o.
Cssghs, Celds, InAuenxa, Hearseness,
Crsap, DseacAifis, Incipieat ConsuAp.
sion, md fse the relief of CsassAptive
Fasients In advanced stages Of the
disease.
So vide is tie feld Of its usefulness and % nx-
nerous are the eases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in peEsans pub-
6ely known, who hare been rsssosed Apm alarming
and even tesperats diseases Of the 4mgs BY il
1se. When once tried, its superiority over evsFy
stber medicine Of its kind is apparent 70 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public NO longer hesit1tc what antid0te to employ
for the distressing and dangerous Affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
esunnnity have failed and been discarded, this
kzs gained friends BY every ial, conferred benefits
On the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
6uced cures too numezo0s and TOO remarkable to
BE fergctsen.
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TUsr RECEIVED
~ $4,000 Choice Cigars,
So DLER;
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Calicoes, Ginghams, Musiins. Jaeoaets. Don,est
c., bleaehed and unbleacised. Stripes Bed Tick
ng Hosiery aud Gloves ladies and ehildren's I
Fancy Hats !; hickory shirsing linen cheek Flan.
| nels. white, REQ aud yellow, etc. ETC.
Ciofhn9-cOa.s, pants, vests, etc. OF all kinds
Shirts, under shirts and drswers Umbrellas and
arasols, eet, etc.
School Books Of various kinds paPe-, ink. pens
Looking Glasses. Men, ladies and ehildrens
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
ust rec d and far sale low p. PnKH.
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kk0A8ED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.

LOWELL, AASS.
Sold Ly Dr. L. q. White, Van Burrn Mayors 4
Dro Fort Smith. and by all dealers IN Medicine,
every where
Wholesale BY John Wright Il Co.. New Orleans,
.nd H. f. Fsrns worth d Co, Memphis
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Fancy LiuvnOps

Q cases Simpsons Bitters 10 cases sherry wine
O eases pure juice port cases MADEIRA wine
casks Sicily wine 4 or casks W. " P. COMA.
8 !oz Wistar's Balsam wild cherry dog sedlet,
rowd"rs dog Settler aperient 20 boxes I'm.
, syrup; ~ boxes brandy cherries 10 doz Uundne,
woods tomato catsup; 3 doz walnut catsup do,
pepper sauce doz Turner's peppermint, Just rec d
| and for sale by
mar 8, 1860 PEsNrwrr Scorr A. n.
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NEW GOODS /.

} PERKINS has in store and is nov receiv-
ing large assortment of Goods. generally
pt in . store Of this kind consisting in part Of
Dry Goods and ClOthing.
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lCRASs ROPE.
ut $50 coils MANILA Rope, from u to inch
lust rec d and for sale low. by
feb $3.50 j. HESRy. WILLIAMS
1nnn PACKAGES of every description
lOOO of Dry Goods, suitable for Northern
Arkansas and the rou,ding Indian country, re-
ceived by late arrivals. and will be sold to the
trade. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il CO.
Jan. ls. 1869.
~ 100 dozen chopping axes. of the following
kinds:
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Bruffs and Warrens, light and heavy pattern,
n Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale, BY
iaRSO. go J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
GdpTCH SNUFF
0s&sown's Scotch Snuff in I OF papers
Dodwin's do bottles
do Maceoby. dc do
dee l6 j. HENR-, WILLIAMS Co.
RON AND STEEL.
u t33 600 b-oi every description-to wit
Bar Iron ( to in by n to inch Band iron
l to inch by l-6 to a inch. Round Iron II to
inch. Square Iron d to ~ in. Oval Iron a
-ol d inch. y Round Iron ID to d in. HoopIron
4 to 21s inch. Slab Iron s to ID in by 3-o to a
.nch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. Amer
and Sweie Nail rod Iron. Cast German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister ali
sizes. with which We are prepared to furnish me-
chanics everywhere.
July 6,5s. JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
- = box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syru.
I'D in store and for sale by
June % j. HENRY WILLIAMS Co
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THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. IL, 1881.


The Pacific Telegraph being now completed,
the whole continuous stretch of telegraph wire
across this continent, between Cape Race on the
east and San Francisco on the west, is about five
thousand miles Its cxtrcmitics comprise seventy
degrees oflongitudc, making difference in time
of moro than four aud half hours. The agents
at Care Race might send dispatch forward at
set ol sun, and the news reach San Francisco
willie that luminary was still above the horizon.
Ii a telegram were instantaneously sent over
the whole line, il would reach San Francisc, at a
time, according TO the clock, Of that city about
,hrcc hours AMI fifteen minutes before the time
ut which 1t left New York, according to tho
clocks there. Thus a dispatch sent from New
York at the high business hour Of 10 t-2 4. NJ
would arrive in San Francisco before the miu to
whom it was addressed was out of bed while a
dispatch started from New York in the edge of
the evening would hul tho same man up TO his
neck in business
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foundland, and if the News Yacht Of the Asso,i-
ated Press can find the little red flag bobhin A.;
about upon the waves Il is picked up, the can
lister opened, and the abridged dispatch is telc-
graphed 10 us from Cape Race. And twice in
five times believe (perhaps not 80 often) some
thing comes of this, otherwise It ia all lost. But
this is not ala third and bricler dispatch, a
new abridgment is prepared in duplicate by the
evcr-useful manilolder, and this is put into the
Sandy Hook canister. Each copy of this dis
patch Is written on piece Of tissue paper tied
around with string all ready TO be attached to
apigcon's leg and let flv from Snly Hook to
the city of New lork-thc duplicate is to allow
greater security.
A steamer sails this Wednesday from South
hampton well as from Liverpool-sn that the
agent at Southampton is doing the vcr,. same
thing that Stuart is doing, with the certainty
that the work of ono or the other of them will
he wholly thrown away; which, depending on
which steamer makes the quickest passage.
This time Stuart thinks IL will not he his work
hat H. wasted, for thc City c. New Yosk makes
fast passages.
Now when Won consider that there is stctm-
cr from Liverpool every "Wednesday, Thursday
md Saturday; that one DAYS later papers
must bo mailed to Queenstown or Lon
dnndcrry TO hit the steamers in their cali
thcrc-aul one daV later ncws trlegrnphed
thithcr also, will be seen thit the prcpara-
tion Of the dspatchc. dnd the making up Ul the
parcels is no light work.
Stuart sai writing with It'll, clock beside
him--in the receipt OF ;clcgrlphir dispatches
from London AMI other centres to be- inrorpor-
atcd into his --latest until ten minutes before
twclvc--when oNrrythinsWa closed, tn cuiis-
tors filled, the bag tied up cab called aud
The messenger departed wi'h hi- llri ,ht ior the
steamer tu reach her jus, she sail IT, at twelve.
No time is lost or wasted.
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Tho following, cut from the Atlanta (Gn)
h,,Rg,ac,r, of recent date, l. a sampl, Of the
.tufT an which r,Lels thrive,
A .Ifqtiay iu.oug me- Tnion 7,uop,W UoI-
ingfoH-GeHerH HcCEIH Sh@ dHd hJrt'dy
A rcIinhl, source In regard TO the reported
slaughter pl i1lerh tr9nls at ~
change th'T arms Mhe''ulon my n,u''m't ,,i,h
nlu I ,''''u."' b" iii st,ncs aui brick
bats then commenced, md to qusll the riot Nc
Clcllan gave the order to ire. Iho slaughter Is
represented to have been te1rIul. Sdrely the
Liurolu,tys hur commenced The work oI car
maze among lhcm~,lyc, \ report Is IN r'lcu,
lotiou that Mg' Ham has since been sh'' M ana an;
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Day on a United States Frignte.

The ,hp'- cumpanyis divided into two Watrh-
..-stnIl Oard AMI port, and n portion called
illGro" "-nen who do not keep watch. At
,..ht bells G o'clock A. NJ. the rovcille il
.uuUd and all the " idl"rs' piped up hrn-
rork | he'd AMI slowed away in the MEETINGS,
.,k, rubbed and holystourd down, anl at rix
ell, e. o'do ~ the watch below is piped up,
i j thu man that takes more than II minutes
90 l..g up and stow away his hammock
uu-t Tool, on, for " brcilhors.' At II
rim before eight bells, & o'clock }
..c ,-,u,hs are spread, and at eight bells
lr dr. ms are rolled off, thr stars and Stripes
are Hun; 10 the breeze, salutcd by the marines
presenting arms, and the band playing national
airs. breakfast is then piped, aud grog scrN ed,
nj which porod those thai drink whislSey 90 to
the tub when their names ara called, which is
done by the purser's steward, and they take the
quantity allowed which is a winc-;lassiull.
At one bell O. o'clock), up mess cloths,
when dishes are cleaned crl put away. Al
80 o'clock, "lll hands turn to- is pipcd,
when all the men are expected on deck.
At two bells c. o'clock) quarters are beat,
aud every one is expected to bc at his station,
ns if on the eve Of battle, Then come morn
ing prlyors, and Immediately after the sick list
is sounded when those In need Of the advice Of
the surgeon 70 to the " "sick-hay,' a portion ol
the beril-dcCk partitiOned of for lh' use pl the
sick and there the surgeon attends to them. Al
three balls @ - uClOoS) the mechanics ami
" busy men are set to work, and at bells ~
o'clock ) dinner and gros is rolled. Al two bells
Il o'clock "all hands turn to- Is pipaI again (;
and al sis balls @ O'Clock Is the officers dinner
at which time We have some fine music by our
band. At eight bells II o'clock all hands are
pped to supper at which hour all work for the
dny /, over. At sundown the flag is lowered the
band discoursing national airs, and occasionally,
whcr it !, pleasant, the men are allowed TO
lance.
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F,eu,o,t E,rI,ement IN ~, LouI..

On wednesday evening the lower part Of the
city was In Hurry Ot excitement growing ont
of the late suppression Of Gen. Fremont in tho
command of the army OF the Mississippi. The
German citizens seemed to he particularly ex-
aspcrntcd AT the removal. The LAGER beer sa-
looms and other public resorts were throngcd
with Indignant crowds, who huzlacl Justify for
Fremont and gave frequent groln4 for Frank
Blair, whom they regarded NJ chiefly RESPONSE
hlc for the recent change Of commanders in the
Western Department
The principal gathering appeared To be at
"Tonv's, on the corner Of Elm and 4th streets.
The saloon and garden were filed to overflow
ing, and at about o'clock the highest pitch OF
excitement was reached. Everything was IN
the ''most admired disorder and Babel could
scarcely have exhibited worse confusion Ot
tongues. The payemcnts were lined with pco-
ple assembled out Of curiosity 10 see what was
going on. Cheer after cheor for Fremont went
tlp into the crisp air-somctimcS sngly, sOme-
time. in Squads and often in grand chorusos and
''bIttaiJus," These were mingled with AL kinls
IT obs ryprrOu, conversation, intor-pcrsrd with
mnu. comments upon the "laihlinlGrS.
ryir F.. tn hittcrcsl dcuuncitiuns Of Colonel
,ut. \ report was circulated that t. later
gd a, wed in the city from Washing N, and
nor were heard rs 10 paying that o'lir r the
.GrOr # Cllathumpian scrcuWc. y large
Yl. o. arcion, kilcs, tln-plus an 0.h'r
Ii.i, instrument, Of that description was
il.,.'. Ia vain II was stated that Colonel
i % ,,.s uo. in town; thlt tho report in a
ruu luycr To- the cilicl that he hu arrived
.., ".rrmlturr;' aud that were Fremont her,
'c VOL be- far from cOunscling any such pro-
rocdinc as that talked of. Such arguments did
not seem to entirely cool the cfIcrycscing in
dignation.
Col. Curtis, in command at Benton Barracks,
sent into town a troop Of cavalry Of about eighty
horse Capt. Lee, Of the Police, also detailed a
force Of men in and around Tony No oc-
casion, however arose for the exercise Of any
harsh measures. At l1k O'Clock the excitement
hal pretty much subsilel,-Us3oUr, Rp'ljlt-
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Tho wheel Turns ROunl.

TrdIT ill., above quotution tho Columbian
S,p'iad oi April II, 1897, has the following
editorial, Three years have hardly expired
since Aaron Burr III second magistrate Of the
United States, ana President Of its highest
court, ,at in judsmcn, on Judge Chase, Now,
the smnr Mr.. Bur i confined IN prison. on
charge. Of treason, and is TO be ri before tri-
Llnll in which the sam Judge Chase VIII pre-
side" From tht time Of Barr to tn advent of
lhock miigc a traitor has no, lllled the olc' Of
"sccoul magistrate Of the United States, .
The ''whcel' may make another "turn, nnl
some statesmen Who have been dcnounce in
former years 10y the traitor ".,,hiulil 90, may
lit in Judgment, when the lat named migrate is
ricd lor his life, for treason to his country -
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Arrest of u lInII Robbcr.

Mr.. Charlie. Noycs, the special mail ascm in
St. Loui-, having received information, u week
or two since, OF mail rohbcrics committed 10
bethany Harrison co., Mo-, left 81. Loui. 10
arrest the robbcr il possible. The tlini, how
ever, WAS found to have ab-conlcd some three
day- previous 10 the agent arrival at Bethany
which t. some iOrty-liyc miles from any rail-
road conveyance. The robbcr siilrl uud'r 80
many assumed names it was difficult to trace
his wanderings, but by obtaining a relay ot
horses the agent finally captured him after pur-
suing him adistance OF one hundred and thirty
five miles through Northwestern Missouri, into
Western Iowa, where h. was found travelling
a, a farmer for Oltumwn. III. right name /, j.
Il Aleu- lie was taken to 81. LOul, on
"Wednesday lasl and lodged la Jail.
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F | n A N CT A L, 60.
NEW YORK. Mnnday, Nov. II.

Tho Stock market slows great lrmur-s trl1y
The .,,ud news from the feet has h,d tendency b.
produce better prices. OF government stocks there
were up public les. The quotations show D firm
rar,,t especially for the fyes Of 1871 AMI 1874
The slN, s Of ls,l remain quiet 1t %, 9ih aud OiH
There vus more inquiry for southern state bonds.
The money market is easy ot per cent. On call
The rates Tor paper are unsettled, GH6I per cent.
Sr \ ~. / names. Sterling bills are 4 per cent
'slor and bankers at 90 days quoted lo7'(; francs
nrr ai,l advanced.
Tic receipts on account of the government loan at
tlcuG go # the L. :. Assistant Treasurer on S'tur-
lay were StiO.122. A reimbursement Of S9lOWO
AMI n' rest IL h,ing made b. banks this morning.
un n., amt ofthe popular loan. This makes S!2 jlO
$50 iu 20 which las been repaid, or ca 40 per cent
ofthc uf,dui absrription of so 5.0Oo.OOO Another
rl., ln.at of ten per crnt. tt35oOOOol has been
, lied On hcseconl subscription payable tomorrow.
On .h.nge t'day the nour market WIS a shade
c.ai.r, with moderate export demand. Wheat
WIS uine higher with good export demand Corn
r,sglso shalc better with n good demand, partly
speculative. Pork wasstcady. Beef quiet, and Lard
in fair request at steady prices.
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We hnyo recorded the arrest Of this noted
person by the Government and his removal to
Fort Warren. lie will he remembered by some
of our reader, ~ the Minister plenipotcntiI Iry
sent ly the Rlvas Government ot Nicaragua tO
Wdshin- -,ton in 1875. lie was then the cUmpl-
nion Of VIM. Walker anl took large shrn of
the conduct of affairs in cs hhlishingaa inIcpcn-
dent government, 10y flliDustcriug from tho
United States.
At this time Il, was placed under arrest bv
Secretary Marcy, for being engaged in cnli,lug
men for hostile purposes against u friendly
power His arrest caused some dissltisac ion
in the foreign diplomatic corps, ,ls II wns thought
to BE- breach of privilege; and either from
this cause or for want of proof, he was dis
charged.
After the Mexican war, he WIS engaged with
guerrilla force on the borders, and lost his
arih ~ is supposed in one ol these engagements
lie has also been duclst
II j. known that he was in South Carolina
IN the early spring, and cImn to Boston in
May. Here he remained several months liv-
ing very quietly. lie kept up large cores
pondcncc with leading Union men Of the border
states under the name OF Carly lylcMurray,o of Ken
tucky, and with the letters received from them
he used to introduce himself to Union mon
here who were interested In obtaining support
for the Government in these states. lie became
acquainted with several Of our citizens, and
aNOfally impressed all by his apparent mod
cstv, his good manners and his intelligence.
llc ingratiatcs himself with the lilcs wherever
he goes, and has many sins to answer for on this
score.
Ills acquaintance with the rebel leaders is OK.
,cnsiyc. aud En one could have been selected by
them ~ well adapted ts carry out their ncia-
rions designs in the loyal slaics.
lie married lady Of one Of the best families
IN Illinois, u relative OF Gov. Edwards OF that
state, and has been twice separated from her.
She now resides near Alton.
cvorl weeks ago he was arrested In Phln-
dolphin, by MIR. Lawrence Of this state, but
was released after four days imprisonment by
n writ of habeas corpus. Now that he has fallen
into the hands of the Government it is hoped
that he may be held to answer for some OF his
crimes. -Bostot JoYrRdi.
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was good deal Interested, writes a Liver
pool ,spondcnt, under date Of OCT. 10Th in
the operations of Mr.. Stuart, the agent her, Of
the Associated Press, and found lac had very
much moro work 10 do than had supposed. In
the first place IN his Office are boxes labeled with
the nlmes Of all the journals In America Which
belong 10 the Association, AMI in these are
placed every morning the copies Of the English
papers ordered by cach--sO that on tho days OF
steamers sailing thoy are all ready TO be- made
up into parcels for which the printed addresses
are already prepared, But this forms
but small part Of Stuarts work. lie
makes "A summary of the news, maniolled
in sufficient numbers to allow a sepa-
rate copy to be given TO each of the New
York papers Immediately on the arrival Of the
steamer in New York, and one to bc tclegraphed
TO Us in BostOn-this is tho full dispatch-and
ON the Wednesday of which am writing that
prepared by Stuart for tho city Of New York
was 26 very large octave pages, written In IA
separate manifold copies. Next he makes the
abridged dispatch, about three pases-this also
h written in manifold for a reason to be men
toned. The principal copy is placed in the
Cape Race canister Of tina thing somewhat
like A 0sweet marjoram box" but bigger-about
a foo. high and three inches in diameter-air
ight SO that it foatS, the bottom slightly loaded
with lead, and slight stick attached to tho side
| four feet long, bearing little red flag. Thi
is thrown overheard Oh Cape hace, New
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A DccInr,,Ion of Independence.

The Southern women are going to have their
own styles hereafter. The Mempis appeal con-
tairs the following;
NEW SOUTHERN sTYLEs-Mss NJ Psrlue,
y 326 Main st, II nov prepared a. present u the
,di,s, II Memphis aud vicinity the southern Styles
,ottcn up expressly flr southern we1r. We No
longer viii Tor cml depend upon Now York for oul
iylts and ia-Io II, which never did ault our eli
mate or our people We will have our opening o
Fal Mnuc-y ON Saturday, October bth. We asl
you, ladies', one Rnl all, N call and examine on
goods and then decide ipr yourselves Y Memphi
has not outdone anything New York could ever pre-
aeut " the South,
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A New Order Of Mobility In France.

The usually well informed Paris CORES sponIcnt
Of thr London Rriew SAYS
~ creation of mobiles on q large scale Is nt
this moment one Of the chief prescriptions of
the ruler Of France Il hls long bcon thought
of and often his Majesty has been on the eve ol
promul,atint, the decree which j. to raise all
liDnap1rist dignitaries into m uhcrs of an
ar,tOcricy but nj the last moment there has
llwavs been a fear Of riliculc, and the decree
has been withdrawn. NDw however the timo
seems tu bc como for this great step, and
those nearest TO the Imperial presence
live in hopes OF shower of hOnOrs. NJ.
Walcw,ki il to be- transformed into Prince CO.
lonna: NJ. de Mony into Duo de ChmI-
raudc; NJ. de Morny is 10 become Due dc
Morny; and all Ministers arc to b. made
Counts, NJ are also all Generals of Division
Tremendous are the antiDpltions aud heart
luttcrugs of the hopeful AMI unhopeiul and
those people who have tried to seem ~ though
they disdnined titles, are painting with delight
at the notion of having any to bear. Still
would advise them not to be too certain of their
gains. Much may happen ~ prevent their
realizing them, and it is possible that at the
last hour some one may persuade the Emperor
that the time when France il clamOrinS for
bread j. not precisely the time Ia perform 80
magnificent IA masquerade.
A rumor is current, which must be taken in
connection with that Of the new creation Oi
mobiles, and which have the best reasons fOr
bclieyin, to he founded on fact IL il, that the
Emperor will Obligc all his great dignilarics 10
commence receptions, on grand scale, at their
country houses. His uncle's practice was to
force all those whom ha paid to spend in thoir
turn the money they received, and the present
Emperor seems Inclined to follow the example.
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In!Ied Stnien Srnntr.

Tlc United States Senate will undergo some
change from what It was even no further back
han the extra session. Mcssrs. Brcckinridgo
,nd Powell of Kentucky will not be thore.
Mr. Brcckinridgc has resigned and will have a
successor, and Mr. Powell, it is said, will absent
himself 1t is expected that Messrs' johnson
anl Polk of Tennessee will do the same Geli'
Baker is dead and will be succeeded by u Demo
crat. Gen. Lane Of Kansas, having accepted a
commission in the army, will give place to some
another N.