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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-01

er A brefess young barrlster says
that any lady who possesses one thousand
acres of land presents sufficient ground tor
an attachment,
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

d y take Or rseeivs. ty way ss pis&xs. paws
o. exch sage, any goods. wares ~ merchau-
die. or any kiad u personal pcopsstg what
ever, for the repayment or security OF money
lent thereon. when usiSg capital q not oyss
ESQ., 900. for license .......................
". DO : using capital exceeding $50 900, for
6y1Ft additional 81 900 10 excessepf $50 ,0a0
Pediers. u,s.aar which term "a included every
person who ss..s ar cie-s to sell al retail
goods, wares or oshes 0pmmodtties, tsavee-
ling from paoe 70 place e !ns street. or
tbrosgh diGirent parts OF the cSsalsy, whea
Prevailing with more than two hcssoe &
sHnles, for each iicenss. .......... ..sss
Do. do, when travelling with two horses a.
mules Tor each license :. ......... ......
Do do, when travelling with one horse or
mule, Tor oaon license. nso............,... .....
Do do. when travelling on foot, for each IT,
Do VII, sell newspapers, Bibles or religious
racu. ...'-...... ..-..... .........s
Do. VIII, sell or offer &c sell dry goods. fofslsa
or domestic, BY one or moro original packages
ar pieces ut uuc time to the same porson, FOR
each license -. =, =. :. :. ....-
Do who peddie jewe,ry, Tor e,ch itcenso....
peoner around. aad all limitations OF per pound
Perfumery. same az "Msd ctnes-"
Pn,ai. containing medicines. so same as "Bos-
te5,' which see.
Photographs, or sun pictures, except as fci-
lows;-Upon each pict ire. whcn the prtce
shal, not exceed 25 cents. ."........
D.. do exceeding the retaM prsce OF D cents,
and n,s exceeding the sum cf 30 cents s-.....
Do , exceeding tho retail price OF 6U cents, and
rot exceeding 81. $l....,..........,.-....
Do. cxcesding the retai! price Of 81 FOR eycry
add,ttcoal dollar or fractional pait........
Phol graphs, or any other eun picture, being
copies o. eugravirgs ar works OF art. or used
for the illustration OF books, and on PHOTO.
graphs 80 small 10 size that stamp csnnos
h0 Affixed
Photographers. under which term - included
every person who makes for stia photo
graphs, ambrotyes or pic ures, by the aiiioo
OF light, or each licsnse, when the receipts
d. not exceed $500 0......>....... s.........
b.. 10, when the receipts are over $50 aud
| under 81 coo, for license. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Do do, when the receipts ARE over VI ,0o0s tor
Physicians, under which term s nctnded evert
person (oxcspt apotiiecarics) who's business
| IL Is 70, for ice or reward, prescribe remedies
or perform any surgical operation for tic
cure of sby bodily disease or Riiin<. dcntisss
| Included. for zach license. se.................
Piapcsortes organs, melodeWs or other parlnr
musical instruments, kept for use, not m
Guiding those placed in churches or pubi'e
| efitcos, valued at not less than 500 nor
i above 800, each. .............. .........
10 value over 5000. not over $40e. each.
Do value over $500, each. h...................
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

one the of
Tatnot
ylnw.
Mooreied, Mooefld Monday, October
Octo onr1o
ofer2O
81.
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"A.
toIer25.
a these
D afe December 2m1
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Am. p, M.
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
3n5iuF5s Garas.
j. Nj. ESTEP.

A II = o y I1N AT LAW,
(adiz, Ohio.
CoLLECrIuSS made, and business OF Exc
eu'ors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended To.
Also the collection 81
Back Pay. B0unties, Pensions. &c.
Ot Soldiers anl Widows and heirs of CrSrus-
ed soldiers, Sc.. attended u.
OFFICE-On Main S;r4,t, Opposite Byali's
Drug Store.
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II. S. MOODY,
s. B. SHOTWET,L.

s. 3. SHOTWELL.
n It II o II - TGX AT LA w
Codiz. Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting business of
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales of Lands. Settle
ment of Estates, Titles to Real Estate Con
yevancing, Suits ut mt Law and in Chanccry,
Looming and Investment of Money, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
&;seHe is Agent for the State Bank OF
Ohio and others, for loauing money, &c.
&G~ Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan. d lShn
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Treasurep's Notice.
TAXES OF 1864.

of
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eof ofdun
n Table
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Valuable Farm and Mills;
'" E'OI. Sale.

TEVIlE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
a aud Grist and Saw Mills, situated on
Big saltwater, near Freeport, Harrison
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and seventeen acres of good land, on which
there is two dwelling houses, an excellent
young orchard in bearing order, coal bank
and an abundance of never failing springs
A large,amount Of the land is excellent bot
tom land. The farm is all under "a good
state OF cultivation.
The Grist Mill is II large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind
at all seasons Of the year. There is an excel
lent coal bunk at the mill door. The mill
has threerun Of bulrs. Everything about
the mill is in complete order, and can run at
all seasons of the year.
The subscriber VIII sell the above valuable
on reasonable terms. Persons
wishing further information can call on the
subscriber on the premises, or C. N. Allen,
editor of the Sentinel Cadiz, Ohio. ilE ,,9j5'i
~ L,s.l ANDREW STEWART.
Fteeport, April |, IS63-tf.
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JOSEPH SHARON,

A II II q II n L " At LAW
(adIz, Ohio.
9-S- Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarawas Counties.
Office in the brick building, opposite the
"Cadiz House." Jan, 25. ,6O.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13
-opee,ol to The evening Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-Richmond pa
pers OF Saturday, received here this msrning
have news OF Sherman up to last Sunday .
They report him as then marching down the
ogcchee with an army corps on either side of
the river; that he attempted to join his forces on
Tuesday last, but was trus rated; that body o.
his troops attempted passage Of one Of the
ferries of the Savannah, but was driven.
The Rebels prophesy that q battle must have
ensucd ere this and, while they arc very tenn
pera.e in their tone, they profess to believe that
they have a sufficient number of troops in and
around savannah to defeat Sherman.
Chief Justice Chase was not inaugurated this
morning, as was anticipated, owing to delay in
preparing his commission.
The Star says the Richmond Dispatch, of yes
terday's date, contains tho following:-
"SuERhANs MovEMENTs.-The latest news
from Sherman is that on Saturday he was at
BloomiDgdae, on the Central Georgia Railroad,
fifteen miles west of Savannah"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13
DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI.
General Dodge Succeeds Gene
raj Rosecrans.

UgAuouAR1RRs DEPSNTMENT OF THE MIS-
soUpt ST. LOUIS, No. Decembor0, lS8t-l. In
compliance with General Orders No 294, War
Department current seies), rellnqnSh coul-
mand OF this Department.
H. In thus seyCrng my connection WAR ehe
troop OF this command, heartily thank the Dis
trict commanders and the officers and soldiers
serving unCer them, for their energetic and cor
dial cooperation in all my efforts 70 increase and
render effective our inadequate means for the
protection Of the lives and property OF the people.
In the duties 0t 4 campaign most hara3slng, ana
recurring the highest degree OF selt-sacrhce,
vigilance, energy, and courage, they have nobly
responded, and their efforts have at last been
crowned with substantial and glorious results,
both for the State and nation.
Ill. The civil duties of my administration have
brought me into relations with the loyal people
Of the State, 10 whom, in taking leave, | express
sympathy with their great suffering In the cause
of the nation, and respect for the sacrifices they
have endured for the preservation Of law and
order OF home, while sending TO the field sixty
odd regiments of as heroic troops as any who
have stood or fallen for ifeedOm and the Union.
II | have not been able TO do for them all 1
desired, in securing them from invasion by q
combined campaign against the enemy west Of
the MissIssippi, nor, failing 10 this, 10 retain
the necessary troops at home TO put an end TO
three years Of most barbarOus ga trila warfare,
trust that in what nave done 10 raise troops,
organize citizen guards, establish system IN tne
administration OF martial law, defeat Secret
eonspiracics against the Sate and nation, secure
outside help, organize and direct our own
forces save our own main d0pOgs, and most )i
the state from the hands OF a formidable pOliticO
pundefng and recruiting invasion, and brlnl
that invasion % Hought while it gave triumph
to the loyal people in the lac election, have
done them and The nation some good. And Ia
parting they have my best wishes, hopes, and con
gratulatlons in the auspiCous sigls which al
ready appear for tner future greatness, founded
on Tho broad principles OF justice, humanity, anC
freedom, without distinction OF creed, color, o.
nationality.
To the members OF the Department StRf, l ex
tend my sincere thanks Tor theiE able and efe Cn
services while under my command as well q
officers ana soldiers of lhe state militia, whOr
er.Ob cto l have commanded, whose cheerful, pa
triOuc, and uureJulted services Tor their couccr
1 tuNy appreciate.
W. S. RosECRANs, Major General.
Official "a. r. DRoUULAHD, Capt.aad \. D. (
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

ELECTION or IEAcHERs.-At meeting Of the
School Controllers, 70 he held this afternoon, the
selection of a Principal for the Girls High and
Normal School, and a teacher of music for the
laD9 institution, WIN form q prominent p lrt OF
TIE business. Under a resolution OF the Board,
the Committee on the School is required tl re-
port the names of three candidates for each posi-
lion. II Is understood that Professor john s.
Hart who vas uRmGd for the PrinlipalshiD OF
the last meeting Cf the Board, viii not be a can
didates
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13
THE NAVY YARD QUESTION KILLED
FOR THE PREgEST.

wAsuNGvoN, December l3.--The House has
killed the.Teague Island aud New London Navy
Yard Iron clads question for this session by q
resolution from the Naval Committee, which
was tabled.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

UEpQrlnrEHs Sr. LOUIS DisrRrcr, 81.
LouIs, NO, December s. lS3i.--In pursuance Of
ordsrs from N. i1r-grneci Boseeraus, commando
isf Department Of the Missouri" / reassume
command OF the d" ST.. Louis District"
Tie TaG OF the District viii remain as Il was
on thr l0lh ult uni further orders.
(Sigugdj TBONAs EwING. Brig Gen.
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n RNrRA NOTICE.
The ChesnW Street Theatre, having been handsomely
rendered by W. II Sim, Esq., br complimentary BENE'
iiA' ~ ~ JOHN IT ooD,
on WEDNESDAY Az ETNuVN December II. 1854,
The iol owing Artists have I'm the most willing manner
volunteered
Madsme Pons Miss Alice Gray, Mrs. j. II. Scott Miss
Gerhard -
Mcssrs. John McCulough, W. II. Hambin, W. H.
Bokce, A. =. Dubuls, G. warwick, d u Reilly, John
yanorden,J b. BradiorjC V. iess. By kind permission
OF John 4. Fore EsQ. Acar emy OF Music
Mrs. Charles Henri Mrs z. \. Crecs Miss West, Mrs.
Woucl, Mrs, Ggrmon, Miss Lucy Cutler, Miss NJ Price
Charles Henri, j. A. crnp, 3, BAh, B. Young, II. Il.
BasCOub, T.. A. Anderson, 4. CreCs, sloan j Reed,
by Kind remission OF Mrs. NJ A. Garrttson, Wanut
street Theatre.
Miss q. jefferson Mrs Annie Graham, Miss E. Price,
Mis- Thayer. Mis- MaruWr, sirs Gillths, Mrs Hayes,
Miss Morse Mrs, Brestord s, Gardner Messfs James
Robert Craig ". A. Donaldson owen MariOwe, 7, Green,
h. Marble MI lliard, Mr.. htul by Kind permission OF
Mrs. JO II Drew, New Arch SUcyt heauo.
Mas FhiC GGTuOn Miss Belle vaughn. Mrs Chapman
Flora Lee, Miss clara Reed. Mrs. Baker Kate Baker,
Nessrs Lewis Baker Frank MOgdlunt, Walttr LonnON,
W, Z. Higgins, W. 4. chapman j.. r. sinclair, II. s.
Muydoth D. 4. Ward d. v bney g. Turner. j. B, Ever',
Mr. Frobls Mr.. Naglo, A Olph Brgic and orchestra
Mr. SAhan and assistants Mr John A. Ddsey and assist
ants by kind permission O W, T. Sim, Esq, New Ches-
nut Street Theatre
strauOn have alsokindly consented to tppear.
The performance VIII consist Of the Trial Scene rom the
MERCHANT OF YENL ".
TO be followed Dy utcrlsdc After which the 5croa
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
After which, 4 MELANGE.
10 conclude with the Iitih act OF
Admission 90 cents. Doors open at o'clock the per-
| fJtmanco to commence at l.
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PRoFEssoR BoLLEs' ELRCTRIcAL INSTITUTE,
No I1O valiant street, Phlade phia.-Dr s. " Beck
Wlth successor, formerly principal operator, Invites the
eaC Of all aiced with acute chronic diseases ofevery
Kind both maO and female lung and liver Diseases the
digestive organs throughout ana al FINDS Of nervous
ness ygeaAnsss, almost brIriaby cured. The Electrical
treatment Is more BuoCe5s 10 all classes OF disease man
all other practices e.U}gsR GuaIauiees Of cure given
when desired n patients are pronounced cuEabe. Ihe
sey ccs Of Dr. p she a. % New YOTk one Of the Aolest
and most "a perienced Eeorsans IN she United States
VIII be continued Rrs. Is. A. Ia ton lady OF great and
varied aKperi.nc will Etsad 70 the ladies. For mutt
tude Of references call rr ye Office Al business letters
"a resstd TO Dr. s. W. BGshwith, No 1910 Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
PuofocRApHs made at b. F. Reimer's are real
gems OF Art For accuracy taEte In arrangement un-
surpassed 60 oarly-aemand great and days short No.
/ G24 Arch street.
" YOU WANrrO GET RID ORA CoLD use at once
Or Jaynes NJ pcetorant.
| Do You KNOW DEAN has removed TO No. 4l3
Chenut steet2 He sells Tobacco Cisars Pipes 6c atty
per cent less than any other In this city. Keneuber
! OsAn, No. 4l9 Chssnut street
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Failyre of an Attempt to Cross
the Savannah.
MOVING DOWN THE oGECHEE
IN TWO COLUMNS.

Ess.. Etc. Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc" Etc.
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FIFTH EDITION
Late fi'oM the South.

RICHMOND PAPERS OF SATURDAY.
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GEN. SHBRMAN's MOVEMENTS,
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NEW CIIrsNUTSTRrEr THEATRE.

N EXTRA NOTICE,
The Chestnut Street Theatre, having been handsomely
rendered by W. Il Sim, Esq., fJr complimentary BENE'
FIJI. q G teuutTCul0
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

EXTENSIVE SALE or RICH PARIS HoLDAG GOoDs
Those seeking really beautiful goods for the Holiday
should read the advertisement Of Meisrs Il HO5pn
Co. in Pnoor column OF paper to-day. The sale vii
comprise out one thousand lots Of The finest good
crcred this season, slI embracing many A)veltie3 Tl
goods win be open for exhibition on Saturday the llu
instant.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

Mr.. Reading Doty, Of Warren county, Ohio, says:--
had recently another atGck of Asthma and for time
in greatest distress Nv wiC having begged
q try Jayrch ENptcior5LtI id so aud obtained Amos
ns art re- lei, and continuing to take 1t, la short time
lOund self IN better heal Jhap Tor two years past
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

THR wOoLLgN AND SAW MILL advertised In
our advertising columns, presents an uncommon oppor
tuniy to a man with a moderate capital To make money
Il can be bought low and on easy terms,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-03
NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOIIS;

rs THE Official depository and financial agent Of th'
II United States and will furnish, the most favo a
be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-03
FOUN DRIES

4 Ii OUR STOVES ARE 0F THE LATEST AND
~ most improved patterns.
Our other work will embrace Iron Fronts, Columns
Railway, Mil and House Castings, &c, 3e.
Orders by mail or otherwise solicited and prompt at
tentiQn given.
Oar prices vii be found . low any.
Ofhee, SAes-roon and Foundry ls3 South De
street, two squares directly east VI The Unios Depot
ect33
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BOOKS, &C.
4 Voice From Vicksburg.

Voice From Vicksburg.
yIcKssrss, MIS-, Azs.0. 1861
DE JOSH BUIL-near Sir am happy to state TO you
that have used your valuable Cedron Btiers With great
dement, to myself In general debility and prostrAtion Of
innuenees OF the Mississippi River and around vicks
burg, having been WITH Gen. Grants army throughout
It's Whole Southern campaign. confidently recommend
its use to all persons who are exposed IN unhealthy e
mates. H w FOGIT
Agent Q. 5. Sanitary Commission.
LOUISVILLE, XII, Sept. le, 1883.
On the Esd Of July last submitted through an agent
Of mine to the Medical Director Department OF the
spectiOn, and requested, after analysis he found IL
mersrous, 70 sanction and approve its among
soldiers. &.
The following is the Medc. Directors reply, and also
Gen Rosecrans permission ship 500 dozen AZ
have IL sold 20 Suffers. JOHN BULL.
81 satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no harm
any enc, taken properly and in moderation. see
objection Dr. Bull being permitted dispose OF II
Sutters A. HENRY THURSTOS,
Surgeon and Medical Director, ID. c."
HEADQUARTERS DEr'r or CU.rKRLASD,l
NASHVILLE, TKSs., July "A, 1858. !
DR.. John Bulls Agent, Mr.. -, has permission 20
ship TO Nashville Tenn gross Cor 300 dozen)
Bulls cedron Btsrs, for sale Suffers in the army
only.
The regulations OF the Treasury Department TO be
complied with strictly.
By command Of Major General Rosecrans.
WM. NJ WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal General
J. F. SENOUR. Druggist
West Washington Street. Indianapolis.
narchl-dem
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. UKlSA-
IL RI AND SEXUAL sYSTEAS-Se~ and reliable
trsainent-tn Reports Of the Howst Ass0c.atoD-Senf
" sA IN sealed letter envelopes Tree u eAargs Al
&rsss D.. J. sSlLLIy ESJaATSN, Heard As-oeiAcan.
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PAIN TING.

~ LONG. 80. > EAST NEW YORK STREET, OF
u P0SITE University squsrs, prepared 70 90 al
kinds " House and ssa Painting Draining aae 5i11fng
shor ssf.ss and N the vsxy esst style rsrs~as
vsrs6s vsrk n IN ~ - rs%s~s~ Es As
~ sWs0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-20


Petition for bsbess corpus on appeal from the de-
las
In this ease tbs m.joriiy 81 the supreme court Of
Alabama hold the following: A. J. Walker O. J., and
J. d. Phelan, ooncurrfEgs
l. That tbs war and peace power, conferred on the
Congress Of the Confederate States by the Constiu-
ton the highest and most vital trust conded 10 that
Government, because upon is proper exercise ths
msiatenanse and protection Of every valaahle right,
whether Of individuals the body polite and inVov.
ing the very existence OF both, must IN case Of insEr
Ieetion or foreign invasion, ultimately despond
That this high trust II Is the imperative
dnty the manifest right Of that Government to
exhaust if 1t becomes necessary, the entire military
force Of the country in men, money, and every other
ayailabe material Of war bui especially to hold under
its conro and to employ all the males Of the country
eapsbs of bearing arms, Of performing other military
service
g. That In view Of this g trus and this great cor.
relative duty conferred and imposed upon that Govern
for tke public defsDss, aud the preservation OF
e liberty and property, It is not IN the power Of any
Congress grant permanent and trrspealabe exemp.
lions from military service upon any any
by Congress- must be taken under the implied condition
that he exigencies Of the country require they may
be revoked and set ssds and that sKch successive Con
gTess be The judge Of what the public defense and
the necessities OF the country from time TO time require
Proceeding upen these principles, decide thai
the act Congress Of January 5th 1864, which declares
that no person shall be exempted from Military ser
vcs by reason Of his having furnished substitute
the act of February the Ilth le6l which repeats al
previous exemptions both have the effect Of repeating
so much Of the act Of April 10Th, 1863 allows ex
emption 10 any fnrIisnng substitute, and are Va
lid and constitutional; and thAt the petitioner in th
case Is liable to military service, as seaby 70 h'
provisions Of the said Of January 5h and Februs
~ l6th 1884 notwithstanding he had furnished sab
Ths decision Of shs Chancellor Il affirmed,
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s-naa Aua--AnAars ia nls1lso.


| HAYAHA. March % Gen Santa Ana, who
left here for Vers Cruz by the English stea msr
last month, returned to this port s few days ago,
/ on board the French war steamer Colbert
Il sppearS that on the 18th inst, the military
commander Of Vera Cruz informed him Of the
order to leave the Mexican territory, which had
been transmitted from the capital, according 10
instruetions from Gen. Bazains in conjunction
WITH Almonts, snd which order was dated On
/ the 9TH, in Mexico City.
| Gen Santa Ana left on hoard the Csolb,y. fba
sRms day shat the order was intiussted 10 MIN
/ His unexpected arrival has oecssioued no lit
/ tie surprise among his political and private
| friends here, as il is stated that Gen. Aimonte
on the very day of signing the order for his uui.
/ ting the country, had sent hiln g letter of con.
] graduation on his arrival
/ That such reception was unexpected By
him is evident from the fact that be was accom-
I panied on his voyage by his lady, vino had been
/ living hegs for some tims psst a. Mariana, and
who, few years ago, shOne among the fashion
/ able world By the brilliancy Of hsE mise, and
the richness Of her dress at the assemblies OF the
eaptsin-general aud others.
The SiglO Of this city ascribes the order for
/ Santa Ana to leave to Gen. Bazaine clone, and
/ that the regency were Of different 0pinior
/ The steamer daily expected from Vera Cruz viii
no doubt give Us moro anpls particulars abs1t
Ibis persmPtory behavior on the part Of Cen.
/ BazAine.
In other respects the situation Of Mexico is
said to be very satisfactory, from the disagree
msnts among the hsads of the regency Arch
bishop Labastida had been forbidden 70 pub
lish his second protest; and it Was being cireu-
lated in manuscripts
The Marquis de Mlnthol0n It was said, re-
/ fused to present his credentials IS minister
| plsnipotentiaTy to the regency until smother
election wac made, disp1tng the Legality Of the
present GoveTnmsnt, which sppesrs strange
conduct for French ambassador, bat Is may
| be untrue.
Tae purchasers Of tho property Of the clergy
| appeared disposed to make any sacrifice to get
deeres that would make yslii the sales made
/ during the adminisi ration Of Juarez.
| The wills Of the 5 mora Perez Calves, At San
| Cosms, in the neighborhoOd Of ihs capital, had
been purchased By the regency, aud was inha6-
/ tied by Gen. Bszsins, who gaze parties every
/ evening. The members Of the regency lived
| in a sPlendoT thss excited much attention, as
/ theiT salaries were By no means commensurate
/ with expenses.