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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

%llESIA's VARIETIES. were exhibit
0e lovers Of the marvellous IN this
% lhe evenings of Saturday and
last. The exhibition consisted
%'7alking, feats Of strength, magic
RnrilOquism, mesmerism, phre-
l'Se'ond sight, &c. Ii is true, there
much really instructive in the ex-
but on the other hand, there was
IMMORAL Martenia in his skill
I''E'rope, probably. has no supe-
1e United States. His powers
.Aoqulsm we have never seen
Everything was performed
used in the bill.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

90. bv lie Eastern papers that our
,orpsman, B. F. LUsHBAUcH,
...o.pDOinted Indian Agent for the
80. lice H. w. DePuy, removed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

Mr.. BrOwnlOw requests the Western papers to pub
Hsh the following caution, that the public may not be
imposed upon:
"Ascher & Co., Of indianapolis, have brought out a
small trashy book in cheap form, purporting TO be my
Life, Speeches and Addresses connected with my
troubles among the SecessioDIsts. This is a BOGUS pro-
duction, doing me great injustice, and by no means
reporting me correctly, either as to my history or
speeches since l came North. I am now preparing q
genuine book Of the kind, and will have 1t out in a few
days, published Oy Geo. W. Child, of Philadelphia
APPLICABLE & Co., Of Cincinnati, are the publishers for
the West. I caution the public against the bogus con-
Germ, as I shall at once commence legal proceedings
against all concerned IN vending it as well as the pub
Usher. W. g. BROWNLOW.
PHILADELPHIA, NAY 3, 1852.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

r,ei6us.-Preaching at the First
I7srian Church next Sunday at half
| ,sp, A. NJ, and in the evening at
-r before eight, by Rev. H.H. Don
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

b May nsmber of Silliman's Journal
sen received. 1t contains much Of
interest to students of Science.
be first article is a very interesting
y On Period of Elevation of those
gs Of the Rocky Mountains near the
fssOf The Missouri river. Another
Haut article is on the chemical sOlu-
d metals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
rnrIcF Tn ~ PAYERs

,5s Eouinzaion for. the City Of BrOwnville
On yeanesdsy evening. the third day Of June,
pvrDas Of eQuilizing the corporation taxes for
# Bpvnviue- Those feeling themsel agrieved
-e,ssto sDpear and lag thsir ccmpla ints before
- J. II. MORRISON, BecOrder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

e'LE AID RESOLUTIONS passed
IsaOers Of the North Star Rang
se' death of JONI Stow and GEO.
S'' Il has pleased Almighty
J providence, TO remove from
o.i iVaE Snow and GEO. HUoHs,
members of this association /;
~ That we hereby record the
loss in.their departure. In
SG h the aged patriot. who,
ir, mead was silvered Ger with
PaDy winters, failed noi to
ssg oaohe as a North Star Ranger,
homes and 6resides from a
sos savage foe. In the other,
'he youthful hero, Just
arS,. manhood, ready to enlist at
q, call under the stars and
sDhioo Preservation Of OR be-
d Thai these facts be spread.
Of this association.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

lsu Thompson arrived in our city on
,lsy last with ten soldiers, on de-
h mrpiss, which be is not permitted
bake public, He leaves for his Reg
athis evening. He brought with him
bal prisoners as far as ROckport.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

Two years old. $40 Der hundred; $50 per fBSasara
One year old, SO per hundred $50 peF fs,~se-@1
Also q large asBortInent 81 Nursery stc.ir ~ --f
cheaptO publish
Local and TRAVELLING AGENTS vsnsa5 =, -.
our Nurseries.
Wholesale and Deferiptivs CstsIoo5s.
= 49, ADDRESS e. MOODY & SON,
AlsFara Nurseries, LoekP0rt Ny,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

|ar. MORRrsON has taken the Ame-
! House in this place. Bob knows
10 keep a hotel. He has had ex-
ae III that business in this city, and
sUdze satisfaction TO both travellers
@bnrders. He will spare no pains to
nds every comfort for those who pat
be bin.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
10 Consunptives.

TIE ADVERTISER, HAVING 81 RESTORED
to health in a few weeks by q very simple remedy, az
ter having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, COnsuznption-is anx-
ious to make known to his felloW-suaerers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the pre-
scriptiOn used tree Of charged. with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind a
suRE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoHcHIT-
rs, &c. The only object Of the advertise in sending the
Prescription is to beneht the afflicted, and spread intOr-
mation which be cOneeives to DO invaluable. and be
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
tenn nothing and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg,
nd6-sm. Kings County, New-York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

b6ry's LADY's Book for June is re-
ID. This number completes the Sixty
BIB volume. Now is a good time to
Iribe-a new volume commencing
he July number. In addition to
|gading matter, the June number
ias ever 40 embellishments.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
Offices for Rent.

ne ola City Drug Store, and upper part OF the City
Drug Store now oceulted b. JudRa Wheeler, are FOR
rent. apply % JOHN u. MAUI Or
AUGUSTUS SHOENHEIT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
2 The Markets.

Ill sells at ST. LOUIS, at 30 cts !
- ;t frsm 70 10 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
. CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMAN.

who desire it, the Recipe and directions for making
q simple Vegetable Balm. that will, in from two to
eight days, remove PIMPLEs, BLoTcHEs, TAN, FREoK-
LES. SALLoWNEss, and all impurities and roughness
Of the Skin, leaving the same--as Nature intended
it should be-sof, clear, smooth aud beautiful. Those
desiring the Recipe, with full instructions, directions
and advice, will please call on or address with re-
turn postage,)
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist.
s3l. Broadway, New York.
May %, 1862. n4s-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
NRW ADEERTIsRMENS.
GEORCTA SUGAR. CANE.

1have for sale a few pounds Of the White Georgia
Sugar Cane Seed.
One pound Of It will be given to each new Farmer
subscriber, OF old one who is not in arrears and has not
received i've papers Of Flower OK Garden Seed.
u. w. FURNAS. BroWnYile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

csr Is selling potatoes at ten
.Lnsbei. Cheap enough for hog
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

81 Of new Garden Seed just
,bjS Office, for sale cheap for
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
ENCE OF A SUFFERER,

Published as a warning, and for the especial bene-
ht of Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c, &C,
by one of those who has cured himself by simple
means, after being put to great expense and iDeon-
Venience, through the use Of worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author, G. A.
LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclos-
ing a postpaid addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, long
Island, N. Y.
May %, 1852. n46-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
Notice 10 Credifnrs

HoiAsday - note or BOOK account wsl ~ ~srf fosau
on me ana settle The same before ne 28h dsF 81 Nsy
next as viii after that date collect afIo ~ hfSdebl.b ~
process mLaW. A.. S-CHOEEnEIT. AttorHoI.
REoVnviIls, y. t. MAJ Ist IssS nasa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
sELF-SEAuNG FRUIT CANS

] have procured fhs right to maBufa-turo . late gim-
PIC ana improved self-Eesling Fruit Can. to which feaiI
ne attention Of tie public. I pledge myself to sell
.nese cans as. as fair rates and on as accommodating
terms as any other establishment ID this region Of the
country.
lam prepared to PIT 5p guftefins and s5ouahs. and
All ot5eT work Of ny line at the shortest notieo, sd 10
2 workm4nlike maaners W5ish ] warrant to sivs sais-
=
pledge myself not to Be unde1sid4 IL tsa uppsr
s0nntrv.
Nay q, 1852 rc4e-t{,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
WAR NEWS.
New YoRK. Nav 96.

New York, May 26.
The Herald's correspondent from Gen
Banks Division writes that 1000 men
had been added TO the rebel force in the
Shenandoah Valley, and that the whole
force is said to number from $4,000 n
10000, with "a pieces Of artillery. one Of
which was a "a FOUNDER rifed gun. On
the 9Th Of May, he says, there was a
large rebel force in the mountains in their
vicinity, but that Gen. Banks had enough
men TO keep them in check but it ap-
pears that on the 18th Gen. Shields and
Gen. Geary were Withdrawn from Gen.
Banks command and their troops straps.
ferred to Gen. Mcdowell.
In a letter of the 18th, we find these
Generals and their forces had left to ioin
Mcdowell that two DAYS previous a
uLion had been effected between the
commands of the rebel Generals Johnson
Jackson and Ewell, and they were march.
ing upon the divided and reduced forces
Of Gen. Banks. The telegraph now
brings US the intelligence that Gen. Banks
has fallen back before a superior force of
The rebels, who are occupying the whole
of the Shenandoah Valley, which has cost
Us so much trouble 10 rescue from their
clutches.
WAsHINeToN, May 25.
W. have passed a very exciting day ia
Washington. The intelligence received
last evening to the effect that General
Banks had fallen back from Strasburg to
Winchester was understood to indicate
rather a precautionary measure on his
part than the result of any immediate
movement Of the enemy. The tidings of
this morning announced the occupation of
Winchester by Jackson. and the with.
drawal of Banks, after an engagement of
six hours, in the direction of Martins.
burg and Harper's Ferry, placed matters
in a new light, and aroused serious ap-
%prehensions not only for the safety of his
little command, but for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, the city of Baltimore, and
even the Capitol.
Later in the day the reports of rioting
in Baltimore and of the rout of the entire
force of Banks, by the quick march and
overwhelming numbers of Jackson, great.
ly intensified the excitiment. The seces-
sion symPathizers, too greatly elated to
conceal their Joy, openly expressed their
belief that the hosts of jeff. Davis will
overrun Maryland and the District with
in twenty.four hours. The report of RI
citing in Baltimore, doubtless greatly ex-
aggerated, have given the enemies of the
Union here increased boldness this even
ing. At no time since the disaster at
Bull Run have been so Wanting and de-
fiant.
Among lOyalists the feeling is one of
that by somebody's blunder, our
in the valley of the Shenandoah
should have been so seriously set back,
and The enemy given such a decided ad-
vantage Great sympathy is expressed
for the Union men of Winchester and vi
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

omaha Try-Weekly Republican
=, 10 new type.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
Among lie secessionists of Tennessee.

-
The Manuscript Is completed, and is now In press and
viii be issued about the LIST Of June Pie appearance
and typography Of the work will be OF the hrst class,
and it viii be fully and handsomely illustrated with
sketches Of the scenes referred TO, and a finely engraved
STEEL PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR.
As to its contents we have no hesitation in saying that
the public will be startled at this narrative of facts. It
will lay bare the prosecutions and cruelty which marked
the development Of the secession conspiracy in Tonnes
see,- the disasters and the ruin with which it devasta-
tedcommunities once prosperous. and sundered fami-
lies once happyj more than all, it will expose the bad
and reckless ambition and the "reminiscences ami blood
thirstiness by which the ringleaders Of the conspiracy
were stimulated to their work OF crime and treason.
The narrative Is one Of personal experience. The
author vOuches for the accuracy OF its statements. The
public may therefore accept it as cot only a reliable but
q peculiar chapter in the general history Of the times,
and we are confident that no more significant, startling,
or Instructive memorial Of the rebellion, in its minute
personal and social bearings, is now accessible.
The public are well aware that Mr.. BRowNLow is q
bold speaking man. In this narrative Of his suferings,
composed mostly while in custody in the Jail at Knox
willie, be has uttered his thoughts in language Of extra
ordinary force and fearlessness, scathing his adversa-
ries even while in their power, and appealing to his
countrymen even from his cell, with the urgency Of q
martyr.
1t sviH be published in enc volune, I2no., hand
sO1sely boHnd in cloth, of dbOut 400 pGqes. Printed
on fue paper, and will be beautifully Illustrated With
10 or 10 hne full page engravings besides the portrait
the Parsons famous letter to J. P. BENJAMIN, where be
tells the rebel Secretary Of war that he "will do for
the Southern COnfederacyw what the devil never did, viz.
leave the state"
THE RETAIL PRICE WILL BE sI,e5.
@. w. CHILDS, PUBLISHER.
62s & $50 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
APPLICABLE & CO., Publishers. for
the Entire West.
No 40 Main Street, Cincinnati.
To '0hOm all Western orders mast be addressed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
SWEET POTATO.

That has given entire satisfaction in the Northwest.
At the proper season I will have Sweet Potato Sprouts
Of the Nansemond variety, By the 100, 1000 OF 100000
from a distance will be promptly attended to.
Send in your orders early. First come, first served.
r. W. FURNAS,
BrownvilIe, Eebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

this nineteenlh day of Nay, in
[he year of our Lord one thou
f.. s. sand eight hundred aud sixty
two, and of the Independence
of the United States the eighty
sixty.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
VIM. H. SEWARD, Sec. of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29

WHEREAS, there appears in the public.
prints what purports to be a proclamation
of Major General Hunter, in the words
and figures following, to-wit;
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
DIANA GRAPE VINgS

April 3, 1862. psa-IOw IS pr fee
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-29
APPLICABLE & CO., Publishers. for
the Entire West.

To ,0hOm all Western orders mast Be addressed.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

Az Barnum's there s change In The bills ttis week
In The theatre, the spectacular drama Sadak and
KaIassde continues hold ths boards. This 10 to be
the last weeks exhibition Of the "Whai Is and the
last but one Of the Hippopotamus.
Al Bfyants' the "Od Folks Concert" "Dr. Tamblety
Outdone "The Blaeksnith's Jubilee aud Ien hnmetrs
plantation festival scene are still the features Of arac
tion
AT Hooey's there Is no change. Tomorrow Mr.. g. w.
H. 6ribn takes hG hsneht. We bespeak for him al fuil
houae This vii be the as week performance OF the
troupe AT this hail.
The Mexican Museum opens to-day at No. 663 Bread
way il said 10 be Of the finest collections out Of
Asxco Of wax nguros by native scupors and Of Aztec
rencs. IL ~ shortly 90 be removed to Europe.
GERMAN THEArRIcAIs Die Licder dos Musikanten"
(Sonss Of tho Musicians) successfully produced
at the stadt theatre last week. On Saturday the fa-
vorte play Of "Das Maedchen yom Dorfe" CThe Village
Maiden) was reproduced 10 crowded house FIVE ac-
tragedy, "Ds TOchter des Gefangen" rhe Prisoners
Daughter), s In preparation and win shortly be pro
sented.
The management Of the StAdt theatre has made ar
rangsmens for series Of German performances
IN Brooklyn, which to commence to evening
at the Atheneun with the soerehfred" This ,s dope
accommodate the German residents Of that city, who
cannot eniently attend theatre In New York
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

Tbs royal mall steamship America from Liverpool at
eleven O'Clock the morning Of the sth, via Queens
Gown the eth inst. arrived at Halifax ut two O'Clock
An Saturday morning
dates arc days later than per the Anglo
eaxon at Portland
The continental by the America is Of slight i'm
Dostance
Tho America nss thirty passengers for Boston,
The steamer Glasgow, Captain RosseD, which
called from Liverpool al noon on the 6ih, and from
Queenstown the sth instant, at three o'clock P. H.
arrived New York early yesterday Sunday morning,
xf.or stormy passage. The and newspaper files
by the Glasgow have been anticipated by the Anglo
Saxon ard America.
The steamship Edineurg arrived at Queenstown, and
Che steamship Jura, at Londonderry the night Of the
Oh inst and both reached pool the night Of
tth INST.
The Cnnard steamer Scotia bad arrived st Liver
pool from the Clyde, to take her place 10 The Crnsrd
eD> Tho report OF her ia highly satisfactory. Her
maximum speed On her trial trip nineteen mites
Ind her average speod sevonteen mies hour.
rho screw steamer Spartan, bound to Halifax With
Snaary stores Sc, lost the passage Seven per
sons drowned, including Captain Hand, Of the
oDty third regiment, wife and child.
The steamer Annie Shisds arrived Al Queenstown
March 8, having the blockade or Wilmington, ". G. ,
~iah cargo Of rosin cotton and tobacco. she has
Board tho Of the American ship Kitty coraes abaa
aossd at op the 23d Of February sinking copdi
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MlRKFr.


Tie lrnds tho 7th instant completely without
variation The discount market rsgber less easyand
there less disposition shown TO take good bills below
2ss per in United States securities and American
railways boyancy prevailed, the upward movement
made further progress Australian gold the valuo Of
1918 600 had arrived and G75ooco was still known TO be
al The total specie arrivals OF the week reached
yearly million and a quarter sterling.
Consos closed Friday evoDing March 7, at e31s
s5x for money Tho weekly return Of the Bank OF Eng
Hand shows decrease in bullion of e75 ,oC0.
American securities active, and advanced cn the
cetton OF American news. Erie s2 Illinois Central
AZ New York uoptra II 73 sxdiy. United States fyes
72iS do skies OF 7s @ Massachusetts, hyes e2 Maryland
held ut So Tennessee sxe SO renns yvahs tes Of
SO, G7 o 83 do. bonds OF 10, 70.
lThe weekly cotton market was received per Anglo
SaxonJ
TRADE REpoHr.
The sdyicas from Manchester are enfavorabIe the
market for goods and yarns being dull, with downward
tendency.
The market 10 downward, with q declining tendency
Wheat, however, rules qust and steady. Wakefield,
Nash CO.. end others repoq-Four easier; State, 27s
lls 3d.: red Southern, lis. 49,; white Weetern
i2s Cd white Southern, 12s. 81. 1ss. Corn dun and
declined Cd. mixed, 2ss. 3D. 2ss 3D.. white 34s. BIS
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAREEr.
The provision market is generally steady. Msssrs.
Bigand, Aihya Co. and others report-Beef qv,et and
firm at AS. 43s. Cd 2alow steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARK1r.
The Brokers' Circular reportsAshef quiet al 33s Cd.
for pots end sos Cd Tor pearls. Rosia very dull ii 1zs
OF. 13s Spirits turpontns dull at 7os. Sugar steady
Coffee lrn, Rice Grm. Cod OF drm u k8s fS0 Lin-
seed oil nrmsr at ass Cd.
LONDON MARKETS
Breadetufs 6rnn brt quici. Iron dull. Sugar Quiet
and Steady. Coffee has upward tendency. Rice
steady. Tea hrm Al Is. 3D. per h. for cono1on Congo
Linsssd nrmer at advance Of 2s ISnsehd 6 advanc-
ing, and quoted at f36 So. Tallow Hrm at los 3D.
l6s. Cd.
THE LATEST MARKETS..
lBy telegraph 10 Qnoepstowp.1
LIVERPOOL, March Q, ,1s61.
Cotton-The saes Of cotton yesterday 600 bales
including 300 10 SPECTATORS and exporters Tho mar
kot cosed buoy ant but prices remained unsitered.
BrcaastuIs-The brealstufs market closed qujet.
Provisons-rhe market closed quiet, except for lard
and bacon, which somewhat frmer.
LoSpoE MoSsY MAAKff.-Consols closed On Saturday at
93x o31 for money.
American stocksIhe la,est sales were.--Eris shares
90 a Sax; Illinois Central, 43 a ~ dis.
HAvRR MAREET.-Cotton-sales for the week, 2 600
bales The market is very dull Orcens tres ordinalrs
1e4f bas 1851. Tho stock u port amounts 10 SS 500
bales
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
Obituary.
DEATH or THE OLDEST NEW YORK rar

DEATH or TIE OLDEST NEW YORK PAINTER.
DAVID H. REss, The Oldest printer in New York, died
yesterday i5rnlhs a. Q2grl;sai,, aged eighty ycdrs
Mr. Reins oneo the Veterans OF ls and served in
the samc artillery corps with AldermQ9 stsneal and
ohor propiacn! typos q ths. gylsa Slyi:hs'spdiDs
his advanced age, h S29Ippsa aggr q bis profession
ss composa0fantf IFo yeaS sing, .sSn bis en-
:eed state O. mind spA 1gdy YslS k6 !cfssdaai.a
his occ2paion, sin which Time he has beon assiduousy
cared for By his relatives. Mr.. Rens Of the
founders Of the New York typographical socicy and his
recorded ~ Secretary the minuiss Of the arst
the late Dr. Francis, Immediately after tue evsraee sC
!epdart On les a,ile,h appjysrsVy 6f Ehs nsHpten ~
sc, NJ Reips SAT ios hY po.lrah, which nov hsnks
upon the walls Of Wy PrinteEs Library. The fuhsral of
Mr. Reins viii tskSPlace on Tuesday afternoon, a one
O'Clock rom the Ch'fch Of the Eoly Martyrs (Rev. Mr.
wilotis) Forsyth street near Canal ThsTypcsraphcal
eoccty viii attend and invite the fraternity 10 parci
patio in the funeral ceromonios on the occasion.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
Affairs at the Custom House.
REVIVAL OF DusINEss--NUMBER OF ENTRIES DURING
ruu Acr xvU Urr

TIE LAST WEEK, EfC., ETC.
During the last week very large number Of vessels
were entered from foreign ports Up 10 throe O'Clock
yesterday less than hundred and twenty bad
arrived with osrgocs Of general merchandise sugar mo
Iasses tea. coffee, Wines spirits, Spices &C Most Or
these arrivals were ships from European ports. with
assorted cargoss Tbs bulk Of thess goods will
be placed in bond, and withdrawn at such times
a the importers zee nt. On Thursday last
an order was promulgated that oil yard wide linens,
cottons carpets 6c should IN future be sent ~ the
public store No. IL Wall street, 10 be examined. The
object this supposed to be that the appraisers have
not sufficient time 20 10 the owners stores and exam ne
the goods there II IN IN be hoped that speedy
method may bo devised than this last one many Of
our importers will have TO walt months before their
goods can passed II the order issued Thursday Ia "
be a standing Tula
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
British News from Mexico.
ENGLAND MORE coMEoRTABLE WITHOUT TIE AID OF
SPAIN,
rErcm Tho Iop-lcn Hines. Marc]

gFrcm tho Innflcn lines, March, Al
Tie private advices from the city o&E2dexico to-day
state that doubt entertained that The allied forces
would be allowed to enter into the heart Of the country
without any military resistance being offered The men
In power believed 10 be In favor Of foreign pro-
tcctorac although they deem it necessary TO JOIN 10 Tie
popular expressions of Indignation a invasion. Iegre
dicp y ~ s arises solely from the presence of the
.Spa,,iosds, who seem to be de,ested with unanmity
that in such eo1ngy Is surprising Their having occu
lied Vera Cruz advance the cthor Powers has added
much 70 tho embarrassment, siacc caused GO 600 men
TO be put under arms, at great eSpooso, which
otherwise might have been avoided. The feeling In
favor or England Is such to inc,eass the sseT dt The
Br,ti g0c.ys delayed iiSssy upon tier rights until
As ch0te mater c03xcded scah The noseassis Of
o, nations. Ma and Zaloaga, Che maloactogs who
continue 70 style Themselves goaeras Ia support of the
ecclesiastical faction sn avail themselves
the amnesty osr cd Sy Juarez aud have perhaps, been
waiting for The arrival Of their Infamous coadutor, the
ex-frosiden Mramon who bss fortunately n0eD arrest
ed through the vigilance OF Commodore Dunlop. The
actionists ead yet nourish the nope that sTain Will
tie nunueres and monastees and eudeavor TO
sustain from secuarizaton the ming church proper
ty IL to reclaim tina, which has been already dealt
with. In commercial aaiys there little report
under the present circumstances Of uncertainty and
fusion but privilege had Just been granted TO Eng
lish company for the Of the Iacstuia river
which from Fneta 10 the Pacific. and for the
expectation OF gold and silver from adjoining
districts.
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
MISCELLAy NOUB.

AN IMPORTANT WORK on PHYsIOLOaY-i
"A London and New York--Aiedical Adviser and q
new edition, revealing the facts obtained by enato
experinens IN tho French and English hospitals, u
c0diDg treatise upon the diseases and weakne
tina human family from Ignorance of their causos, by
nens New lors physician. sent free 70 nny addrsss
byE. WARNER: No. vesey s'rrc, As,or House, or
&ToUsEY. III Nassau street n. "