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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
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Il 70 'LUjU All 1p ts ~ az
Cor. Baltimore and ChaFleSsBtS.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
1IUIIR INSTITUTION y NOW IN TIE M0s1
prosperous ard aguTlIblng eVndltlpn TNlee ~
Flng hSla1t two ytlf1 hal tbeeu Gbtall
eFaSslnE nHmbOt Il Stndmta, FUpFOs0nting hoaElJ
every State In the Unlon. f'es5 t ~
II nov ocenplos one Of TIE most eonSploa0uS ant
dollrably located bpAingl n che Sity. Lho Eodlas
~ eoHlHOdloesy AlTangS lPAtl9pii and tlsgaTtll
ne SdySutsFus sad lSslss herS offered % youuV
msn desiring y qualify the4lelyol pruperly r. ~
various duties Il thO Cpuhtlng R1pnl q 70 obtain
TkororqA IFGejeal BuiiRtlI EUedtG0R goneEAll, an
snSaFpl,'d 70 a1y paEtisaIAE By any similar sstAb
the Uhllod etatsa. ~
~ FAOuLTYi "a
1 hK.LpSIBR, tt
PrihnlpAl -LNctuFF q Tie goloueo o. Aee0uBtS Con-
f mOFcs, BuSlnGI8 Cust0ms, &c.
I'M. PHILLIPSy
Professor 81 he Theory and % pk.KsSplns
aHd Commercial Caleahti6hS.
H.li.pAYIES,
Associate Ptols! u q Book. Keeping.
NO. JOHNSON,
Professor o. RuSlhsaS aud ornamental Personally
s5al5sg AT,WILLIAAiS,R Bq.,
LoetuFog on NtreahtilO Law.
REV. RRESB, D. D.,
lecturer On Commercial EthiOS.
-g H TRUHFBEs! 93r,a sli5EL
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua YanIaDt, =
Hon. ThoS SWnan, Wm. H. KtlGhlsF, ESq.,
Jacob TFiSs; "a ! Wm. KnGS6, N, "
The College 4 provided With COmnGEellt IibTtEl
q Standard Works expressly for thS ~ efths SO
ISSh studsut hasa doIk 10 hlmt6lE asa i SPA
FatOly Instructed. t.s u
There being 10 vacation daring thsyoaI, sudSats
4Ei:sIa:s'aSily s'splEoa.so 't..A.fsllespr..;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

nlVtbh best 10 llo0y nave NNNtlouuu
Elf Coughs, HpaFseAbss, IhlqbDIs, ~ ~
and the concomltant symptoms q \,
Cola, d your OlfERRT PlcIURAL, It, ~
constant uIoin my practices and ny
hmiIy IbT the last ten Year, has ta
sloWI II to posses superior VlrtnpqS DF
plslutl. HBEd KNIGIIT.N.D.
A. y. NORFLBY, ISq., Il Una, n. r, writes: II
have ned yulr RataTlt myself 10 my family OVeF
Snee you Invented II, and believe i the hvat meik
cine ST ltS puEpSSo ever put nut. With bad cold
Sh0ulL abo6sF Ray twenty-five dollars ttr bIttlS
than d Vllhou(it, OF take any OthSETenodyf
Group, VhooPIng Cough, InhuenEa.
l, sPatNoTtEIp, Alss, Tsb. I, 1850.
BROFHER ATER; Will chSorfully certify y1nF Itc.
tFal 4 the best TemSdy We p0lasss TOT tie cure d
WhOOplng cough, Group, Rnd the chest disul.Os o.
ehllAfah We Of youF fraternity IN the South ap'
ptpclats your skIl, and SainmSn4 yS9E mediei1s 70
our people. HIRAM o0NKtIN, MD
AMOS LRF, 20, MONfEGEI, Ia, writes, "a 1An,
lSSS; " had tedious Influenza, Ulllgh o0uAHtd mo
10 door sIx weeks; took many meieinu4 without ~
lief; aually tried your gtoral BY the advice Of our
clSrFyHAu. The hESt d0as relieved the s1THAt1l IN
ny throat and IuHEi les than one bali the bdttlS
made me eomplSttly well. YvuF mSatinol arr the
cheapest a. we'll ~ The best We can buy, and We y.
tSSTi YOU, Doctor, and your medlslhea, as the poor
mans tEisnd." t"
Asthma or Ehtutblol An0 bFVmpaltsps
WGs7 MANcEESFER Pa, FEB. 4, 1856.
RlRi Your CieTTV ReiOEat Il performing marvel.
lous cures In this SSetlOn II ha4 FallaVhd leTCEAl
from alarming symptoms u consumption and Y row
curing H,an who has lAboFed under IN Affection Of
The IEnHs for the last forty Year..
HENRY u. PARKS, Merchant.
A, A. RAMSEY, II. D., ALIiOS, MONRoE o., Iowa,
writes Etpt. 8, 1885; @Durlng my pFAetloe Of macy
years l have found nothing equal 10 your CARRY
Ret1ral Tor giving ease and relief 10 conaumptIte
patients, or curing Sue' ~ arr euHbles
We night odd volumes Of OyideReo, but the most
convincing proof VI the virtues Of this remedy Il
found ial is edeCta upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy hla ever been known
which cured 70 many and such dAAEeFouS eASOS -
thi6. some no h1uIAn aid can reach hut oTan 70
those the ChsTFt ha0Fal ad6Fdo FIlioi and comfort
ASTOR HouSE, NV YeRK ON, March s, 1850.
DoCTeR Arm, LoEllI; tset 4 duty And pleas.
done fnTmY WllG Ghshid booltlVS moaths labOfing
Under tbs danruFous symptoms u 0ohtRmptIou from
which no I'D Ne could procure gave her mnch Fpiat.
She was gtsAAlly hlllnE, until Dr. strong, Of this
eity, WhsFS 10 have come ioF RaVlee, recommended
. tidal Of SOuT medicine. We blo1l hla kindness q
We do your skill OF che has recovered from that day
She q not yet ~ strong q she used 70 e but d me-
no her coukh, aaA calls herself we'll.
YpurS With RahtudO ard tOEaFd,
ORLANDO SHHLBH, o. sHu1TVtLlI.
Cbasnmptirtt % not. dSspair tIil You have tried
Arms CiERhY PEel0llt. Il q made " one of the
beSt medical eAsmi 4 he World ard IL cares al
aEOand y bespeAt ~ o merit ,of IT, viFtuolg-
Sliladelnk Md Ltd1tIt $3.50 ,f,saitt T
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8aIIg SattHIglaf1T.

gaiIg gutFHIgfaffF.
on THE GIIORbsOH TBNNESSEN
aisy .,fF FEfep - p trfFN
"Moys ~ armchair faithful Pompey,
iRthfS sunshine bright ard strong,
F6E tliis World d th9ipF Pqfapey-
Ms5st WOhtbS VIII ron l0ng,
And I ain Eould htaE the south wind
Bring once more tie sound 70 me,
or ths V8yoletS OoitlY breaking
90 ths chores q Tennessee.
"MournI1l thoughlhs HppleS muEmuF
As they Stll their story sbll,
How no Jtstell boat tbs banner
That I've Ioyed % long and we'll.
/ OhAll listah % their mnsie,
Droamihg that again ] ~
stGFS and StEpos 90 SloOP ard hhalloP
Sailing up he IenHesseH
..Ahd, Pompey,VbiIs old Anaaa'I wai1IDi
POI dOatblS last dispatch 70 cone.
II that exiiOd starry banner
shOald cone proudly sailing home,
You shall FEoat Il, slave no Longer
Voic0nHd hand shall both be Tree
That shout and point " Uaion ooloE5
% the waves Of Tennessee"
"Ma,sa's berry kina 70 Pompey;
Bat ole darkSy's happy heso,
Whsrs hs'S tended eOrn and cotton
\. POI desc many long gone year
Over yondSF Missis' aleeping-
No'one tends her grave Ike me;
MObbo she would miss the flowers
She uSed 70 Iovsin Tennessee.
Ha I.N i1"H Nt-'
"'Pssa Ike abe vas NnIchiUg AiassR--
II Pompey should beside him stay,
Noble she'd remember better
How for him abe used 70 pray;
Telling him that way up ypnder
White a. snow his soul would be,
T be served the Lord Of Heaven
While he lived In Tsnnsssee"
Silently the tears were rolling
Down Tie poor old duSky face,
Az hsltspPsd behind bis master
In his long accustomed place
Then silence fell around them,
+ AZ they gaSsd on rock and tree
Pictured IN the placid waters aa q.
Of the rolling Tennessee 1
Master dreaming Of the battle
Where he foug hit BY MRrion's side,
When he bid the naughty TaElt0n
Stop bis lOFdly crest Of pride
Man, remembering how yon alespsF
Once he held upon his khes,
Ere she lived the gallant soldier,
Ralph vsrvair, Of Tennessee.
Still The south wind fsndly fingers
Mid the veterans silver hair;
Still the bondman close beside him
Stands beside the Old.arIn chair
With his dark hued hand upliAed,
Shading eyes he turns to sec
Where the woodland boldly jutting
Toms aside the Tennessee.
Thus be watches cloud.born shadows
Glide from tree to mOuntain-CHeaI' 7
Softly creeping, aye and ever,
II the rivers yielding breast.
Hal above the foliage yOndeF
Something AuttRFS wild and free
tMasSal MAsSR HRllelGjahl
The fag's come back 70 Tennessee
'Pompey, hold me on your shoulder
Help me stand on foot once more,
That 1may salute the colors
~ Az they pass my cabin door.
Here's tho paper slgned that frees you,
Give lresman's shout with me-
God and Union + b our wAtchWorl
Eysrmore in Tennessee"
Then the trembling voice grew fainter,
And tho limbs refused 70 stand:
One prayer to JeSuS-and the soldier
GlidOd TO that better land.
When the Gag went down the river
Man and master both were free,
While the ring doves note was mingled
With tie ripping Tennessee,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
rnR T1E RAPIp CuRE Og
courus. COLDS, HOARsENEss, IN.
FLUEHzzA.ss RRO SSTfT
GR0UP, ASTHMA,
TNCIPIENT CON-
lTlNTPTIOH,

and Zoe the relief q cOuinmPtvs patients nadTlne
a StaEss Of the dsleAAe.
Ia SeSd not sPtSE 10 the public Of .! virtues
FbronGhont every town, and RlmOat every hamlet q
IN Am0ricnn States, ~ wonderful cares Of pnlEnh
Srveomplalnts have made u already Known. Nay,
~ ~ AZ mllleS n any civilized country On thu
s5ntlnS6f without some personal e1peHGnee 9tUS
SaSetI, nnd fOEer ret the eommuRlttNs any where
vhieh nave pot aSisng them some living tEOphyoL
n TetorV over the subtle And dangerous dloeSeao
he throat aud luuEl. While Il the most pGet
SBttjote Vel known 70 man for the Formidable and
janFpFona diseases ofthS pulmonary organs, W
10 ne piSauahtOSt aud aAio1l remedy thAt ~
oFlployVA Ior infants and young p?rS1ng- FateaIa
shStlld have Il Ii Ei0EO agllnat the lnliGuous
lhRt Sfelis unOn them upFupaFOd w nave Apall'
nj GFoNnda 70 believe the CHGRRI FEGfoAAt aNes
n1SrS nv 81 mo ennlumptlonl II pFuVpnls than
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thoy are enFAbls not neglect them until NO hnnah
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droSdfi fatality Oflung disorder, and - they Know
100 The Virtues oithia Eunedy We nsod nos 40 more
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We man 10 cost nor care 10 toll % PTOdneo u the
tSo-f perfect puSabls and thus adoNi thoae Ueo rely
on Il The best agOht which our sll can furnish iof
their eRFo.
Prepared by DR.. ]. O. AVER,
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Ard old By 4. u. GOOD CO.. and By al DTuEEistl
and doalerS Ia MValeiRs OVOTyWheIU' mhIH
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PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID cURR OF
Coughs, Colds, and
HoRraenesA.

BRINYIEtD, MAS, Dec. q, 1855,
Dale. ATER; lido not hesitate 70
aythtbOstE remedy IhGVo ever found
Elf Coughs, HpaFseAbSs, IhlQbDGa,
AMI the conepmltAnt symptOmn q a
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PR MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. lsb8
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IN RECE1PF OV AM % RIA FOLLOWING
" RnA, b Oh e Ha,lSl0sp elaHP4, lho Sab
StbSF Uiti baaa ~ SVtuTl % nail " OShoJUia, -
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-27
Comm. JOS. SMITH,


Chief of the Bureau of Yards ard Docks
We learn that the will be paid oil perhaps to-day
or to morrow The delay has been occasioned only b!
the lack Of small change.
Qiite number OF the presented themselves al
the ward yesterday morning though nothing had oc
cured and proceeded 10 work From this fact 6ptsir
Turner decid d to comnence the repairs Of the st. Louis
which was 10 hsve been sent 10 Boston. /! may s. b.
Necessary however to despatch her thither in case thai
any trouoe experienced from the h)stng ice. will
be no inc0nsdctabe work TO convert her into vessel
carving heavy batteries. Is intended 10 take OF all
her upper works aud aker her into guuboat in the
manner as the Keystone State She has hitherto beeL
used in carrying stores to the Gulf.
The Miami and tue st. Louis are the only two
ses OF any considers size remaining for repairs,
of the fou.la that we had here n few weeks SINCE
The Miami viii bo ready for service in a week Her
improvements are being expedited with all possible haste
Yesterday morning her machinery was tried at the wharf
thus rendering "uiL trip" upon her completion uune
oess,Jy. Such shiekng Of steam, snch puifng and
vhirrng such a turning Of polished wheels ill they all
became hot aud gdiy such stupid obsinacy OF cranks
that would and 60 with feminine vaeclaton, all the
while splitting drops of grease from the packing boz
es such satisfaction oil engineers and men oil science
Who all had word Of wit congratulaon; and snch
nervous solicitude Of black faced mechanics working
and rkng at purposeles, panks and ropes to show hos
lar "strike had always been their intention The test
was successful in every delan fact, series OF sue
cesses from the tina OF commencement, when nothing
but panoply of umbrellas Was to be sen with look
Of aghas horror the rognsh spatters Of mud above
ancle level until the bell for dinner rung at noon, and
look OF grateful bengny sho1e stronger thaa the grin
! o the wOrkmen's faces.
! The United States Shop of war Hlriford sailed at
noon yesterday from Reed street wharf She will po-
ceei a. far a. New Cise and there anchor until the
complement oi her ceew has been made up She wants
about sixty men.
The following eff OF the Hartford reported them
selves on Saturday with che usual array OF trunks and
carbet bags EdRard izeton, setting midshipman
Herbert b. fyson, do and Robsrt ID. Baihe, captain
clerk. Mr.. Tyson is the oi ser who brought the Prize
sloop Have )ck 70 this port th, 27th December After
being released from duty by tbs United States marshal
he ordered to Join the Hartford.
The Janiata, which nearly completed that she
was 20 have been launched within few weeks, VIII ne
cassarily be delayed R consequence OF a work having
ceased upoa her. The hole Tor the propeller has been
completed and the engine builders will proceed to de-
post u q bed of her engines this week.
The M,nong lhels, the keel Of Which was laid few
works since, is likewise in staH 9uo IL the Iworkmer
lad continued work fast they had been aecus
toned to upon her, her ribs and staunohions would haV'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-27


MILITARY ATTENTION The undersgnsd has,
VI hznd and mAnufAc ung letters
ibes Gross eAnnons for MtAFy CAps ssh TO call t
attention of the mliiary 10 the fact.
orders promptly attended 10.
All letters Of Inquiry contain stamp pay return postage
Brands Of all ses designs made n order Also
81. Tor making Othing made - order. LAWS KAYlON
Hand Cutters, f8u betHeen Main and Gary stIertS
address. by mall Lewis Kaylon, BoS S9a Aehnondy Va
JUNORJEs.-isOOI los Cotton obe, assorted
- 20 DO Hemp TNine 10
100 DO Pal Lin n Thread
% doz hne Ffeuch Calf Skins
10 10 do Morocco 10
~ DO English Sheep SKINS extra
'25 do Cold iinlng skins
10 Gdes Pat. EnlnieleJ Leather asd colors
$40 pr. Mems Shoe Lasts
9O Romsns and Children DO
90 Idoz Alexanier's spool Cotton
100 pks Pins assorted
loco VI. rrace Chains
800 log, Firth aad Tongue OiAuS
100 Mil snl X Cut sats
80 Circulr saws, ass "a 4to 81 To-.
genu CASTLE Soap
800 N, ID AMI English Per. UIDs
In store and for sale By RHODES WILSON HURT,
sueces3ors 10 smith, Rhodes 4 o.
Iail " Pearl street
I aIIskN bbls "hlsky, OF Virginia noantain from
w years old the largest and hnel stock IN this
city 70 select nom, for sale By va WALLACE sONs,
dele Corner Of Pearl and Gary Streets
" ROa poNnA %,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-27
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
EXTRACTS FROM LATE YANKEE PAPERS.
rHs PsiLlDxLrmA NAVY YARD.

THk PHiLGDELPrHA NAVY YARD.
Af,rs st the navy.yards presented more brisk and
animated appearance yesterday in spite of tie fog ard
the drizzling rain. At carly hour in the morning
Secretary Crabbe received the following te,graphis dGs-
patch from the Navy Department at Washington, touch
ing the recent stgke:
WASHINGTON. JAN. Is, 1863.
Gown j. PrSDERGRLsr. NAVY YARD
BY order Of the Secretary pay oil the men who refuse
TO work under las and regulations Record their
must be suspended. The paymAster will make requisi
ton for funds IL uQS on hand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-27
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

fEEa.
Dali Fspst s8 par Aaaaa; ss Eseky gSi hssky, ~
vags in advance ReuKlcsc be nads ~ s rss oi We
Pas aerr s evidence tasen on Tee depols OF
is,iccia tls eoEi OEcs oouisiaiEs ronsy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-27

NO ,lvs-se-. be eoZslA q by the noah or JsaF
. 90 aaceles c Ssausept previously sgssd upon BE-
We - rs-ass.
a. '---t act sssrssd % copy or spsei.ed nun.
s,- s ss IN ec e15unred urdI ordered sut sad PAynen
gxa-s.' tr-r-i rrly. .
Er ts h5r,T1Ea ssSfo avoid any eItsndins
,1t r- & ault Adyt-seys t proper % stale da'tihos
h..-- only -Etsnil 20 tcef anedae euness Eesi
E.tAa - N Ta~ Adrsssleris sent ~ the1 70 De an
AElIsaa -rHsct. -ej no vyr' tlo1.
~ ss Estate s7d General Agen AdyeEfsa1sas nol 70 %
$50 rv m wear cTarrl 40 it1 u-uEl fsAs saosrc
! -r.4 I--.ouats s- ff ai be SFrlcl apoz.
Hrcxs yrt-y slYllist sccsssly ensAgiag ons
v-7-. ssa.ra tNs rsiyGsge r1snse shan no on Neh
,sa-iv a.es fn .ly sssE iass Sn The Ansunt
ag-sl s1s rl- The couaSi aud AL enoeN
diar sacN ar1puuI be cAarg,l a. trc -gcAl rstea
Algs-tsseo1 asegt-i On hc SerWecsy Whis Al - esca
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10 600 BNrTLEs, Immediately. A good price vii b,
kO,OOO paid SAMPSON JONfS Agf
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Tue KILLED AND WousDRD AT

Tue KILLED AND WoUsDED AT
PrrsBuRG NUMBER BURIED.
The P,ttsburg correspondent of the
Oh clgo Times writes. on the goth.
The work of burial is comPleis,
and The returns shnv ov,r six thou.
and killed. OF whom four thousand
and four hundred were rebels. 1t ia
difficulty TO account for THE, but the
rebel dead are undoubtedly donb!e
our own number. In estimating the
mortality the fatally wounded must
be- added to this number. swelling II
to over seven Thousand killed in the
battle. In addition, there are eighI
thousand ofour men in the hospitals,
who were wounded in, tho battle
We have no means OF knowing how
many OF the enemy are wounled. .bu'
undoubtedly the number is az groa
as ours. Seven thousand killed an'
sixteen thousand wounded gives to
tai of twsnty.tiiree thousand mel
disabled in the great battle of Shi
loh. ..# fN. f-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Orr E'oRT PfLLow.

Thursday Evening, April 2i)
Gunboats still remain quiet; two
mortars. the only ones now in pc.
sition throw twenty or thirty shells
daily ut the fort. The enemy al
ways responds with shot and shell
giving us two tor one. W. have
not been damaged yet. TIC rebJls
have been reiuforded by four nov
gunboats.
An attack has been expected fui
several nights, Commodore Foute',
wound is no butter. lie remsrke d
to day, that if Gen. Pope's forces
had remained with him he wOuit
now be at Mstnphis. The capture
of that place or Fort Pillow at this
time would be un ,vailing, aimee W.
could not occupy them.
Some cotton was shipped to-day
by neighboring rebel planter, on
the DeSoto, tor New York.
Dahl grcn Parrott guns ARE dali.
being substituted on our gunboat
tor others less effective.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

REPoar or the SoLDIEns' Arm SooiErr or
FispLAY. Within the last week III. ladies
of an, soc;.,v hav. p,ena,ed ,no,hs, ho, ~
"
goods Tor the SICK ana wounded soldiers OF
our army:
List of articles CON aimed in bo, yosi,.-
27 Ned Sacks' 40 usir Drawers. o shiri,.
Quilt. lbs. Dried BlaokbsIrles. l3 shse,s.
TPillow Cases, 90 Towels, 3 HandkercLi.is' s.
q cans Peaches, 6 pieces Dried Beef, 6 bags
Dried Appies, l bag -ElleIberr,es, IS lbs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Important from Mexico.

The news from Mexico BY way Of
Havana, April 17th, 10 exceedingly
important, and shows that tho Al.
lies so lar have failed 10 give stabil.
;iy to any Government in that revo'
lutionsry country. The long an
ticipated conference at Orizsba had
taken place between the Allied
Commanders, and the result OF the
deliberations was unsatisiactory.-
The French Genera! had declded to
march bic division against Mexico
City, taking upon bimseH all the re
sponsiblity Of the act. The Eng
lish and Spanish plenipotentisries
therenpon decided to withdra " their
troops. The reactionsry party had
made preparations to make . fDsl
campaign against the Jusrez govern.
nent. Gen. Robles has been exe.
cuted under ths charge Of being a
traitor to his country. This execu-
ton had created great excitement.
Ills brothers have, through the l'ress,
asked the public TO suspend judg-
ment. The Ministers o! Justice and
Agriculture had arrived by special
express from Mexico City at Vera
Cruz to conier with the French Com.
msnder. They were also received
with all dne honor by Gen. Prim.-
Gen. Miranda and ex. President Al
mont are with the FIR, nch General.
and havc published proclamatioDe
60 the people adverse to the Juarez
Administration. Senator Dob,ado
had issued a counter-proclamation, n,
branding Almont and his adherents
as traitors. The plan OF Alnont is
to overthrow the present Govern
ment, to have himself recognized as
Dictator, and then call National
Assembly, to take in consideration
the deplorable condition Of the
country, and decide which will be
the best form Of government for it.
A member Of Almont's adherents
have signed document supporting
this measure.