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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28

say breaking IN shortened writing hours and pro
yoked 10 talk of Confederate loan etc. expresses 10 me
hh practiccd opinion that Mr.. Ammsduke Sampson
esq city correspondent and money article editor OK Do
London Times has turned pretty penny lhonest or
notl about his pet Confederate loan. Ny friend banker
and operator Ms notion s that Nagis'erisl D. al ma,
duke Sampson whatever ruin he has pulled down IN ths
money column Of the Times natives innocenty rus.
ing that Dagon has made very nice business Of IL
for himself. -,
It may 10 shred Of comfort 70 original stockhold-
els" IN the Confederate tuttpn-now quoted al 'f"'"
to know that there is notion current In specuiathS
circles In London TO the effect that whatever Mans'
dukes gans may be- he dare not openly profit by Them
in enlargement Of his daily manner OF life. ieS inc
virginia. purity Of his money article appreelat,ols
thereby fan into suspicion ard thence he lose hi, place
and s handsome yearly emoluInent. The Idea ueh IT,
that slough the Msnaduke sometimes yields to tempt
ntion Of bewitching Deliahs who do, ~ were, CLIP
his hair he dare not betrsy his profits and his
by augmented luIurlanoe OF living. 10 the vulgar.
prying public. LIE must still soem to spend only ms
regular salary paid by The l,mss Profits on the
bqrsed" Confederate cotton bale loan and othors.
must be quietly Silly sid aside invested In the ufurr.
Marnadnkes children at beet may In some future
safely break ont ssn Of the ssonstio Samson
actual unproIounceable gains.
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THE POLISH QUESTION.
Another Dispatch Of Prince Cor'h"hon 10
the French Government.
From Our Own Correspondent

The following is the fall text Of tho Dispatch
" Prince Gorchalof 10 Baron Dc Eudberg Enbassa.
dor u Russia at Paris dated the 18th (Otl) u July
1868 summary Of which has already appeared In cur
paper;
have Ibis instant received your Dispatch " the 18th
(23th) of july shall send II Immediately a. Finland.
where IL III be placed before his Majesty tho Emperor.
am not yet therefore. allie 10 noqunint your Excel
Iei,y with tho impression With which our august mus
ter will receive fIom IL.
| do not. however. wish 70 delay communicating by
the prrs.nt courier the obscrv atons which rapid pc
rus Of II has suggested To These observations do
go III. bottom of the question: since We ae gno-
rant of the practical conclusions ut which tie French
Government viii arrive after having consulted the
Cabinets II London and Vienna
shall note here only tho INDIGNANT which M. DrOuyn
de Lhuys deli, oed IN his conversation lt you ON the
Val ious points VI our reply
l. The Minister of Foreign Affairs OF France ac'
knOwlcdges that In pincipc We do not rcoc the sii
articles bnt he differs IN opinion ia To The previous con.
dition which place OH their application. lie bcic' 80
that putting them immediately III force will hasten tho
pnciicaiion Of the Kingdom. while. In tho state Of
agitation which ut present Ieigns there In impossible
To foresce the moment ut which those reforms could be
granted. n. Drouyn do Lhuys to conclude that
our answor defnlt,cy imphos intention not 10 70.
co,e them under tho appearance Of adhesion ~ them
N principle
Il seems TO u.s. my dear baron that tho facts speak
with sufficient clearness this point Most OF tho
contained In ths ak articles have been already
accorded by his Majesty tho Emperor Far from psci
fling the Kingdom. thoy have been the starting point of
tho armed nsurrsction 1hs SstAi"r' hs"~ -adc use
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FROM FRANCE.
The NnpeIconic Scheme In Mcxhco-I"c
Proposed Alliance with the sou'aer"
Atutes.

From Our Special tOnrsdOndeht.
PARIS Aug. H. 1863
The election (l) Of Austrian Archduke Max
imilian to the Mexican throne. and tho approaching
meeting Of German princes ut Frankfurt divert alen.
ton somew hat from the Polish question. Ma1imilans
acceptance is not yet certain ii is said that the nego
tatons on tie subject have boon carried on between
him personally and Napoleon. the Austrian Govern
taking part in them directly ~ far rs cnn be
judged from the viennese Journals tho Mexican throne.
under French protection Ia not looked on hopefully by
the Dukes oountrymea. The Dukes imperial brother
In reported personal "a well political grounds. u
be unfavorsbls " the acceptance. Some think that
Maximian will accept only On condition. first; that II
Mexican popular vote sanction the vote Of The EOtnbs
secondly that England and Spais. az well M France.
guarantee " hin the throne. England hss had enough
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II. r,LLxv d our sssS In NrwrOHr. T. L. "~-
Tng TRisvkh n
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-05
FARM FOR SALE.

r will sell my farm lying in Mason county, KY.
three miles from Maysville, on the Jennings
burg Turnpike road, containing 14515 acres of
Superior Land, 25 in Wood-nearly all of the
remainder in Meadow, and all in the best condi-
ton, at least 20 acres is superior Tobacco land,
40 of which has been cleared but few years,
1t is we'll watered, having on it several fine Ponds
and never failing Springs. More than 2 900 Trees
of Choicest Grated and Budded Fruit, consisting
of Apples, Peaches, Cherries and Plums, about
ZOO ofthem have been bearing for several years,
ard the remainder now old enough to bear. Also,
one acre ofGrapc Vines. about years old There
are on the premises Frame Dwelling Houses,
2 of them containing rooms each, with Kitchen,
Smokehouse, Dairy, &C., and two Wells of su :
pOrior water in the yards. There are also OH the
premises Frame Rope Walk over 500 feet long
and two stories high. Also, large Stone Mill,
three stories high, with fine large double fued
Boiler & Engine &c, which.will besold seperate-
Iy, or retained at the option ofthe purchaser
Also, a very great number of fine Locust Trees,
many of the largest size. For the superior quality
of the land l might refer to any one and every
enc is acquainted with it. Application may be
made to the subscriber on the premises.
Feb 90, 1S6S-1m MILTON TAYLOR.
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SEQ advertisement
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In this city, on Thursday evening, Feb. 26th,
1868, by Elder John Shackleford. Mr.. DAVID
WHITE to Miss LAURA RUSSELL.
Well! Davy, you have embarked, and she who
has been ''the Starlight of your boyhood," "the
ocean to the river of your thought" is tho com
panion of your voyage May your barke buffet
gently over the waves of life, sail proudly and
triumphantly above their angry breakers-do-
mcs tic discord and find safe nooriug in the rose
wreathed and myrtle twined bowers of love and
affection. May you and your fair bride, together
hand In hand ascend the hill of life 10 its mcrid
ian splendor, bask in the bright orbed effulgence
of its noontide maturity, and glide as gently
down its declivity, without discording note to
mar the melody of matrimonial affection:
...-... j. E. NJ.
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For nice Fancy Cashmere Suits
GO TO BLUM & HECKINGER

6TThe London Times states that the
reported offer made two months ago by par
ties in Paris to negotiate loan for the con-
federate government of $4,000 sterling,
on the basis of cotton, at fvepence per
pound, the holder having the option, after
a certain period, of exchanging his cotton
for confederate bonds, at seventy, bearing
eight per cent. interest, has been partially
Rccenteu. 49,
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6TIt appears from the records of the Or
phans' Court of Baltimore that the report
made on the 18th of January, 1868, by the
sworn appraisers, of the value of the slaves
(of whom only one hundred and thirty re-
main) belonging to the personal estate of
the late Charles Carroll, of Daughoregau
Manor, Howard county, assessed the value
of said slaves at an average of SIS each!
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6T-The most superb lunch that ever
made gladness in an editorial sanctum, was
sent into the Bulletin Office yesterday, by
our neighbor, BOB. WALLACE, who carries
on one of the finest restaurant is in the whole
country. No one who has ever mad chance
to play knife and fork at one of Bob WAL
1AcE's spreads, will desire, or believe it
possible to procure, any thing better. Let
every hungry and thirsty soul go to Bob.
WADLAcE's SALOON (on Second near Mar
ket stree y and every want will be satisfied
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ora dispatch from, Washington to the
Baltimore Sun states that news has oeen re-
ceivsd here of the invasion of Sonora by o.
900 French troops, who have captured
Guayamas, seaport town on the Gull OF
California, and are marching on the capital
The cause of this invasion is said to be the
confscation by the Governor OF sonora o.
the goods of Frenchm en-, and their Oan'Sn-
mont from the State.
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TAKEN UP AS A STRAY, by John
Bean, sr,, living in Mason county Ken
tnckxA abont seven miles from the city of Mays.
vile and about four miles from wi f5s fo% UH'h rcd
a; "a ers rod about 10 years old, no other
marks. Appraised at sl2 90 before me a Justice
of the Peace for Mason county rroh,,
Given under my hand, this Zn9 &c Gay p S9 ~
airy 1868. D's. ohADN march 5-4t
true copy
s.e--e-ssrI = EZEsI
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Money.

Gold 172 to IT'S. Demand notes only ]
per cent lower than gold. Gold at rs prem.
determines the relative value of paper at
81 II cents on the dollar. Silver 155 to
158. Kentucky Bank notes 10 to II prem
Indiana 8; Ohio II. Such are the rates re-
ported at C;ncinnati-but we believe the
rate of premium on Kentucky Bank notes
is understated.
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Commercial.
NASHVILLE MARKET.


Thursday, Mar. S, 1858.
Sugar New Orleans, II to 15c.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans, Bbls. $780,; Half
Bbls. zoe.
COFFEE 35 to 40 with upward tendency.
WHEAT.-Red 81 20; White 81 80.
FLoUR.-Selling at from So 90 to Sc IS.
Whisky.-Market firm Nelson's extra selling
at 45c.
Crush Sugar, 1sc.
Gran &c 1Sc. .r
Loaf &c 1Sc.
BAooN.-Sides Sc; Hams $3.50; Shoulders
1ARD.-s to size, per b.
HEMP.-$100 per ton.
ToBAoco.-Selling at 109l5e lbs.
MAoKEREL.-Bbls. No. 2, $12; Halfbbls. T,eO'
Quarters 1925.
SALT.-5oc. % bushel.
IRoN.-Bar Iron 2sz; Nail Iron 6A@sj Horse
Shoe 3sl@5c.
NAILs.-$5 90 for 1Od.
RICE Sc. % b.
FEATHRRs.-37 cents lbs.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
~ DUFFEU & MCCARTNEY, has this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to said firm will please call and settle
their accounts as soon as possible:
G. F. DUFEU,
IA. MCCARTNEY.
Feb %
C. F. DUFEU win carry on the business at
the old stand as heretofore. He has now on
hand avery large stock of WATCHES, CLOChS
JFWFLRY. SILVER 6 PLATED WARE, a
large part of which De is selling at old prices
1 sell exclusively for Cash.
rwWatches, Clocks and Jewelry REPAIRED
on the shortest notice by ExPEE1ENoED WORK
MEN and warranted toperform.
wJEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE, made
to order. OLD GOLD AND SILVER taken in
exchange.
. s.. - ~ t.E - &C. F. DUFEU,
Bet. BURGESS and MINERS Stores
Maysville, March 5 1868.
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Mason Farm for Sale!
FLEMING FARM FOR REMIT!
ON SATURDAY, MARCH IA. viii offer
~ for sale to the highest bidder in the
town of Mayslick,
40 ACRES OF LAND.
Living near the town and being the farm now
in possession of George Myall. will sell at the
same time all my Naysliek property, ipeludlng
one valuable House and Lot-a convenient and
suitacle residenc for any party buying the farm
and near enough tn the land for farming Pur-
poses Terms made known on day of sale.
At the same time and place will rent the
farm formerly owned and at present occupied
by Mr.. John Bolts. This farm is delightfully."-
situate on the Maysyille and Fleming pike,
four miles this side Of Flemingsburg, containing
about 29O Acres of land in high state OF Gull
tivation and is finely improved with % acres OF
small grain thereon. Any responsible parry
who will take provident care of the premises can
obtain lease on this desirable place for term
OF years and at is place to make one in love
with life"
Mr. j. B. BURGESS, is authorized to rent
this farm privately before the 14th of March
and as he lives adjoining, will take pleasure III
showing it to applicants. 1,,,,,
March I'd M K: BUhGEeS'
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rThe London Times finds the views oi
the Government ard of the Opposition the
same on the American question, all British
statesman agreeing that restoration of the
old Union is impossible. It has another dis
paragng article on emancipation meetings
and those who take part in them. and says
it will maintain its solemn protest against
domestic NJ assacre in the Sarb of emancipa-
ton.
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HEMP SEED.-We were astonished day
or two ago toilearn hat Hempseed was held
in this city ~at the high price of Sc per
bushel. Our people ought to raise more
hemp and fax than they do aud it is no
doubt owing to the neglect of the culture
that seed are so high.
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SALE OF LAND AND OTHER PRO-
-t.-- PERTY


WILL SELL. ON TUESDAY, THE
i 10th of MARCH, 1868, at Public Auction,
If not sold before privately. my FARM, situated
on the Turnpike-road leading from Flemings-
burg to Elizaville, one mile from the latter place.
of easy access, convenient to good Schools and
Churches, and surrounded by good Neighbors,
containing about
2lo ACRES3
Of good land. This farm is we'll watered and
timbered, about so acres in small Grain, 40 of 80
acres well-set in Grass. fine Orchard, good
Dwelling House, Stables, Barn, Icehouse, and
other necessary ont buildings. l will also sell at
the same time the well-known Jack SAMPSON
a good brseder and sure foal getter. Also, the
celebrated Stallion s'BOSTON;' IL head OF
Horses, including Mares and Colts, some of the
Mares are now in foal; Cattle: Sheep; Hogs;
Farming Utensils, dc. have also Is fat two
year old Mules, and seven Mule Colts.
TERMS-The Farm will be sold for one third
CASH, the balance in two equal annual pay
ments; the stock will all he sold on IL months
time except the Mules, they will be sold for Casa
Notes with coon SECURITY will be required be-
fore the property is removed: ,,n1,nz
Elizaville, KY, Feb. a6th, 1sss-2w
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OEFIn the House of Commons, on the 9th
Mr.. Bentwick made some remarks on the
American war. He said that he believed
that if the proposal to recognize the South
was brought forward it would be supported
by Parliament.
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EOFAtthe Lord Mayors banquet Mr.. Ma
son said he anticipated close and intimate
relationship to be established between his
government and that of England at day
not far off. The declaration was received
with much applause.
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0FThe Louisiana Legislature, which
held its usual winter session at Opelousas,
instead of Baton Rouge, passed a bill! draft
ing all able bodied men between seventeen
and fifty years old for the rebel army:
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Thirty-seven of the one hundred and thir-
ty-two colored men of New Bedford, who
are between the ages of eighteen and forty
FIVE, have enlisted in the colored regiment.
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FSoms curious genius states, as the
result of an estima ate, that million one
dollar Treasury notes would weigh over a
ton, and make pile as high as the Wash
ington monument. = f.r+1,
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@The Washington Fire Company in
tend erecting magnificent cupalo on their
their Hall. The work has been CONNIE =
need and will be completed il few weeks.
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TThe exports exclusive ofspscie} from
the city of New York to foreign ports, for
the week ending FebruBry 23rd, amounted
to "a. 191, 73o; previously reported, $685.
S92, 900; total since the 1st of January
S31, O74636.
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Public Sale.

Against 7 Attachments, DC.
Alex. &. Umstaddt.
DY order of the Mason Circuit Court
ID rendered at the special February Term 1858
thereof in the above suits, l will on Saturday
the 4th of April 1868, il the town of Mayslick,
Mason county, Kentucky, offer at public sale, a
likely negro woman and child attached in the
above suits as the property of A. c. Umstaddt.
This woman is about % years of age, is a fine
Washer, Ironer and Cook, and of excellent char
acter in ever particu ar; the child Is hearty,
fine looking girl, about years of age. The sale
will be upon a credit of months, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, to have the
force and effect of sale bond under execution.
B. W. JAMESON, Receiver.
March SGT
Weekly Eagle copy ct and chg Bulletin.
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0TThe French War steamer Milan ar
rived at Charleston, South Carolina, on the
18th nit, and lies anchored within the har-
Dor with the British steamer Petrol.
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~. A despatch per the steamer Glasgow states
that the new steamer 1896" was lying in the
Mersey, on the 5th instant. and expected to
sail in few days for rebel rendezvous.
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0TThe rebels recently captured near
Romney Virginia, train of fifteen commits
sary wagons and the guard of fifty soldiers
in charge.
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GTThe Polish instruction is spreading.
Wengrow has been taken by the Russians
after sanguinary battle, and the insurgents
there have been dispersed.
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Mason G County E ar m
FOR Sal0H

WILL be offered at Auction. at the Court
w House door, on the 9th instant at IL
o'clock at moan, the Farm of NJ. STANLEY, on
the Fleming Pike "a miles from Maysville.
This Farm contains 1913 acres, double log
house, stable and other out buildings So acres in
wheat. The purchaser will get one-third OF the
wheat delivered in Maysville. The balance of
the land Tor oats, corn, hay, pasture de-, at the
disposal of the purchaser.
The Farm is well watered and timbered and
known on the day of sale. Persons desiring to
see the farm may call on n. Stanley on the
HAMILTON GRAY,
HARRISON TAYLOR.
March 5-1w ch Eagle
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OLA. P. Hyde has been nominated ior
Congress by the Democrats of the frst dis
trict of Connecticut, and james Z. English
by the Democrats of the second district.
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OTThe Sumter has escaped from Gloral'
tar, and the United States gunboat Tuscaror'
has sailed from Medeira for CadiZ.
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@Our outside pages will be found very
Interesting and valuable this week.
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If YOU want to be in Style
GO TO BLUM & HECKINGER.
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j. @Persons wishing the Bulletin. must
pay for it in advance. We are compelled
to adopt this course in justice to ourselves.
Our terms are only One Dollar per year.
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TThe officers and crew of the steamer
Hatteras, which were captured by the Ala
bams, have rived at New York.
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CASH HOUS Sc!

~ Il " GO . Ds.
"THOLESALE and RETAIL STOCK,
w Just received and for sale "Cheap for the
t;n,es,, ot the SENSATION STORE.
Onr terms are Cash and hereafter all bills will
be presented monthly for payments.
March 5, 1868. M X. 6Oh0EoS o. sun.
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NJ Il w
GRAIN, GROCERY,
AND
HOUSE,
Corner of 3rd & Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, : KENTUCKY.

II HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
i GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly occupied by Jas. c. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
will pay the highest market price IN DASH
or W HEAT, RYE and BAILEY.
Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, &C., &c. together with q general assort-
ment of all articles in the Grocery line; all war
ranted to be ofthe best quality. My goods have
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
1 have also on hand large stock Of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Commission, Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth of
their money, will please give me a call.
june 18th, 1862. BEN PHISTEN.
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n+Tbe steamer Asia, which left New
York last Wednesday, took out 5000 ooo IN
SDecie
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For French Patent Yoke SHIRTS.
Go TO BLUM & HECKINGER.
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There are many volunteers among the Abb
oltionists for the red-ink service; but none,
or very few, for the blood letting Cincin-
natl Enquirer. t.-- r--.
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ERigran.

ssI1l die for the flag" cried Treasury clerk.
Quoth soldier: 'tMy, patriot friend, look here
This shedding our blood for twelve dollars a
month
Amt like shedding red ink for twelve hundred a
year." Exchange.
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R,v1arn,s Camel Coal !

(PRICE REDUCED)
inst received two barge loads of the above
y excellent coal. (TERMS CASH.)
March 5 CHARLES PHISTER, Agent.