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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-02
The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS, September l.-Late aQvlceS Ire!1
Fort Kelley say the Indian outrases have re
creased during the past Ten days. Onthe 18TH
a train from Santa Fe to Lesyenworth was at
tackled at Cinnera0 Springs and ten 1nen
killed all the stock was captured, and the
train abandoned. o. the 2l5t two hundred
Indians attacked several trains, including one
belonging 20 the Federal Government, sixty
miles west IF Fort Larned. One 2asan was
killed, and all Che stock captured.
Large bands Of Indians are oongregatiug IN
the neigh borhooI Of Fort Lyon. Several un-
protected settlements between Fort Lyon and
Baze Mountains are now receiving the atten
tion Of the Indians. The country trayersed BY
the Indians extends from the Platte 20 the
Arkansas river, about four hundred miles from
east TO west. TIE present Federal force is
e ,tirely inadequate for the work before it.
Over two hundred persons have been killed
or the Platte route, end one hundred On the
Arkansas headwaters, Smoky Hill, and Re-
publican rivers. $780, 900 dollars worth of
property has been captured and destroyed,
besides three thousand horses, five hundred
mules, aud two thousand oxen. idaho and
Moufana are said to swarm with "csjsloyaS
men" It is estimated that two thousand
Of this cltss have gone there the past year, and
half Of the Mexicans are very uneasy along
the entire mountain range, Rebel Mormons
are said TO have been at work among them.
It has long been known that the Queen Of
England was engaged upon species OF bio
graphv Of her late noble consort. The work.
ony recently finished has nov been published
ia London, under the title Of ''opeeches, ETC.,
Of the Prince Consort." The book bears on tie
title page the name of Mr.. Helpsas ''edl~
tor. but in recent speech which that gem
tleraan delivered at Manchester the confession
was made that the book was entirely the la
Dor of love- Of Queen Victoria.
A Northern paper says that the people OF
the eighth Congressional district Of New York
have adopted the plan for filing the quota
with which the Boston pdol le we're so success
full, A company has been formed to charter
a steamer to 60 to Germany for men, who VIII
be enlisted on their arrival and credited 10
that district. They expect to have a cargo Of
such recruits ii. time TO apply on the draft.
Seven million dollars were furnished yester-
day by che =. S. Treasurer-5wo millions TO
pay General Grant army: and three millions
for General Sherman 5 one million tor troops
in Washington, and the remainder for dis.
hurseu,ent elsewhere Tvs millions was re-
Gently sent to New Orleans.
The National InteIligencer says: The re-
ao;.fa froro internal rezenua for the month Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-02

azy~DFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
sona,s. formerly French's) Book Store.
The following short but significant article
.nnears in the Washington Chronicle OF this
mer,iing Of is very evident that the oppo-
s;t;;on to the war for the preservation OF the
Union has resolved to make formidable effort
10 elect George B. Mcclellan President OF the
limited States. A concerted movement, slim
Mated by the money OF foreign capitalists and
bv that vast influence resident IN New York
and other cities. which looks to the dissolution
ofthe Union more as speculation than other
rise, and which has never acted nor voted With
apy partry in American politics, and has SIM
py held it's position while realizing fortunes
ont Of the commerce Of the country, has been
set On foot, and will do everything to battle the
eHorts Of the friends of the Government TO
save and to sustain it. These latter must take
note of the fact we state. This Is no time tor
dssepsiops. no time tor lassitude, no time tor
Indifference. Every nerve must be strained
II connteract and crush the Vaccinations OF
theleadegs Of the party who have placed den'
Mcclellan ia nomination.
The New York Tribune says that Hon.
SCHUYLER Colfax, late Speaker OF the U. s..
House of Representative, made the following
statement few days ago, in speech at Peru,
Indiana :-.sWh hen Mr.. Vallandigham return
ed It was very natural that the first place ne
went to should be Democratic convention
Heknew that Mr.. Lincoln would arrest hlm.
Mr. lincoln knew the fact that at the time
there was a secret organization In the North
west, the details Of which he may not nave
been familiar with but he knew the intention
vas to make Valladigham' S arrest prete3t
for l;pht;no the torch of civil war all over the
Northwest. Anxious to preserve peace az
your own homes, Mr. Lincoln passed over the
return of V Vallandigham. "
George w Brown, substitute broker, who
was arrested several weeks ago by the military
detectives, I'm the act Of running negro SUP
stitute from W asnington to Baltimore, where
be exnected to receive large bonus tor the
man. IL violation of an order OF the Y. ..
War Denartment. has been tried by military
commission and sentenced to pay me OF
$500 and be imprisoned in Fort Delaware untll
the same is pad.
The renort that Captain McClusky, formerly
Postmaster If the u. S. House OF Kepfesen.
zoo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-02

The Warsaw correspondent OF the London
Times under date Of August 5, relates as 1oi"
lows. the last act of the late revolutionary
movement in Poland :-sThe final scene OF
melancholy drama was played to an end 70 day
The last chief Of the once Polish National GOV
ernment and four Of It's members died thlS
morning upon the galovs. Originally twenty
two men and four women were sentenced 20
death by the military tribunals, but the Wee
roy pardoned seventeen Of the men and al Jhe
women. i must not be imagined, however,
that the objects Of County Berg's clemency
have much reason TO congratulate themselves,
for their sentences have been comEnuted partly
into many years Of labor in the Siberian mines,
and partly to shorter periods OF confinement ln
fortreses in the same bleak and lnhospltaoe
conntry. The Eve persons were executed up
on the gIacis Of the fortress this morning. -
They STEPPED upon the scafold firmly, and un"
derwent their fate with perfect resignation and
com posure, in presence OF and immense cro"o
&C excited spectators. The Autocrat OF the
Russias drives the Caucasians into exile, AND
hangs the Poles. We suppose, it may now be
written. -''Finis Polonie.
A strange vessel, is reported, by CORES
nondent of the New York Herald, to have
been chased by the 3. s. gunboat MontceI'o,
last Thursday week near New Inlet, one OF the
entrances to the Cape Fear river n. e., and
running fight is said to have taken place: IN
which s:no damage was done to elther side,
though 'grape and canister were used
The account then says :-"As the Monticello
anproched New Inlet she drew the hre OF
Fort Fisher and soon afterwards the chase
was abandoned. In the meanwhile, hoWev~
aver. other vessels of the Federal blockadng
squadron, responding to the signals OF the
Monticelow, joined the latter ana kept watch
through the night When day dawned,
greatly to their surprise, they discovered that
the stranger was the Tallahassee, and that she
was lying serenely and securely under the guns
If Fort Fisher. The tort gave the Tallahassee
eo)ntn of eleven guns, which the latter duly
returned. -
Dispatches from Cairo, represent that all
the region contiguous to the White River, IN
Arkansas, 'sis alive with guerrlllas, who ire
INTO all boats passing. On the 23d, part OF
sho,lv's force attacked the Federal forces
o,,or ord;np the railroad between Duvalls Bluff
a and Little Rock, and captuered the 54th III"
nois Regiment, occupying three stations ool'
Mitchell is reported killed. shelly's force Is
threatening Duvall' Bluff and St. Charles
Gen. Buford is preparing for another raid into
Woet Kentucky. His advance guard entered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-02

The National InteIligencer says The re-
CENTS from internal revenue Tor the month OF
August will, it is stated, De about seventeen
million dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

ErJPDICE.rn P-ia,, E.x H. of cop.p,,, Inn OctSyia
C. wife Of IsY,d r Hr,dick, - :" ''-' ~ d
Ths fiend. of lila family Ar. invited 10 stlead The funeral on
Wedrcsdsy tie pa In, At O'clock D. M fton, No. p3
Ui,b s Brookvn ''
, o ,.,, -.
oLLhLvp saturday NOV ~ sisdelne "a. aaa3n
o. tns ute James DnncAn GENE Su seoh " o'''"so IVY
tencs NeN.
The friend. Of the family re'pectf, .ed 70 send the
inIsai aysrS Church. coif o. u M qua won
..V.m"st' OF tuesdsy the go nv ~ 9. O'ooA'
Moh'iea' snd Oua"s papers please copy
UOaAN-On SUNDAY Nov 90 Hste Hogan in the sd
OF her rage .
The relatives end friends respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral Tuesday tho I'D ust, y, ~ from he resi-
dence Of her brother law, ism y. Dayy No III Jc
seyst., Jersey City \ !.
iN0AIIsO, No,t,v Nv u Mary vii, of Henry J. ID.
'' 49,. - ~ w., wv 80 '' W $500
So "a"'' !'"s' -. =,
Tie friends OF the family and thoe o.! her son'lniiw Ared
a. Valentine and Edward X James are Invited t. aitend her
fgDcra WedDe sdGy th, sd in al ~ O'Clock u H
Al Sons Church, corner Fourtlaye aud fwentietiEst
JoUNs- In tbt ,,v M, M,rd,v NOV 81 Sidney H. son o.
u, Cv,ns iohn. ::,,sJ ~ ys,rsan9 If month.
=, q. -. rr
ktLLi-ob Salaiday' ROY, " sii'' 'iaf" hou'e Ne"S
daughter OF We lhe James hehy; -. 49,. =. o,o
ne, WIZ 'lhh pisce rom h'' . az, 49,,
W.. on iss.ulA " - So
avn no" 'ues 20 ~ hii NJ. ~ W. ~ p, o,
W. " S''nh h4isiH 'l'.s 'o' ~ ~ -. 4
The friends Of tho family and those Of ter brother yohh
hriy, qua James uTry, are f'sItCunIy w
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eJobn d. Cough
AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec. 3, 1884
vigOr for the Weak.
BIOKEENE;
iJohn d. Cough

LIFE REJUyENATOR
Tho uses Of th powerful! rvsorant may be summed -
few words Iielevcs with absolute certainty oil dsao$<
tics debility Of every type. restores the -
hausted animal after long continued sickns's' P~
and arrests premature decay vtalizins ssrcnshSs
wing cordial 70 the aged may be relied upon BY woman V
all her physical dues harmless and restorative&
an dote 10 the conelusnces OF early ndscreon in boa
sexes he relied apou specific Tor paralysis partial -
entire has no equal he in cases Of dy.pefss sss
sus only the physical strength but the constitution itse
and all poets the bes. tonic depuraive and an,bs
cordial IN existence. Sold By pEMAS BARNES CO., Ne
81 Park row; H. T. HELMBOLD. No 5sa Broadway
One Dollar per Bottle, six Bottles FOX o. Sold ~ DRUG
gists generally. ..---...
Sent by express anywhere. by addressing
HUTCHINGs 1 HILLyER Proprictors
No Al Cedsr-st., Nov York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
The Vote Of Neyv.Yorls.

ALBANY Monday. Nov. 81 1874.
The Journal this evening states the Union
majority on tue electors In this State at C.566 and
on Governor. eIqT. The returns arc Official except
those from New York and Eric Counties. The total
vote IS abou, go O0 or nearly 5000 more than in
-6O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
Business Notices.
HALE's HONEY or HogEHoUSD AND TAR,
ToI tho Cure OF
COuGns. CoLps IsYnKsA HoAnstSr.a DirrcuLl
PREArHiyG AND ALL AFFECTIONS or rnE THROAT,
BRONCHIAL TUES, AID Lrsss
LEADING TO CoysrsrTroS.

Th. nf,be remedy composed ofthe Hof'. o the plant
Horehound In chemical union with Tar Bain extracted from
the L,yR rrHcrpLv Of tho forc., tree e, Ba'sdnsa
Balm Of Ciesd
Thu 5ney RI Horehound soo,s 0ns cne'I al iTr'son
and nnamatioai end The 1arBalm dsan' aud hroi' The
hrOa, ami al Ps..ases leading to hs long Fire. additions
Ingredient. I'D the organs COOL moist snd IA hcsihul &c
ton Let d, prejudice hnder you from testing this sovereign
remedy ns,rIous physician aud chemist who himself
thoroughly tested year. in h extensive prva'. practice
I, /. SAFE cure aud pleasant tie Tar Balm being entirely free
fson the offensive qualities o. common tar.
PnIcr ~ CIl. PER BOTTLE
rog sss by al Drugsis's
CHALys DowsKR. 0encrsl Agent
No a Ccdnfs,, New iofs.
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special Notice.

PoSTPONEMENT Of the CONVENTION Of FRUic' ,
GROWERS q, IONA IsLAND.-The steamer Resoiuts
ohsrteied for tho occasion, having failed to arrive W sap
posed Of H.. fog the Sound and exof.
ton been used to another without avail the Frut
Convention unsvodaby be postponed until further nc
ce bu, such persons desire 70 v,, Iona AND return ~
same day can do 80 on TUESDAY BY the Hadsoe
River Railroad, tho $50 a. u. being the best trsis.
The address Of Mr. Beecher however. sud some
others will be delivered aud the occasion made -
interesting. may be under tue circumstances Ercsr.oa
tickets will be furnished for The occasion. Mr. Zunds' an
friend, are requested 70 take the 10 m train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

AdvertsemenJ
Give CONSTITUTION WATER fair trial.-We
mean Won who are under specialists from year
to year aud particularly allude to ladies who are
constantly resorng TO loco, ,Tra'neHf and oil sorts %
local application for dsenscs, with much chance OF
success rs there would be from local applications to the
throat for diseases Of the brain. Sod wholesale by
MORGAN & ALLEN No. 4G Cliffst., and oil druggists.
ftdver'isrmen'
,JIFFRRs. No. 573 Broadway is now prepared
10 -ell his Ladies' mud thldrons SrOrs and Gents
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS prices to suit Tie times
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forkTu COLLECTION DISTRICT NEW YORK,
THIRD, FIFTH, sixth ASD EIaHrh WARps, \
ASSESSORS OFpics, No - fRAsKLis's ST.,

Internal keycune.-N otco hereby gwen that, pup
suant TO tue joint resolution Of Cougess OF July lSsA
aud the instructions Of tie Secretary OF tlD lTeaur4
issued in accordance tier, with ;he Ut OF ss.esmeu
ybe Special Income Tax q Tvs ccniun upon the ssn
profits or ,nr YER ending Dee 81 hos o. al Pc
sous rcin- in .hi, District 1. completed that tn
aid hst wi remain open the inspection o! oil e'ons %
may apply inspect the sane for the SPACE OF zen ay
NcyYo:k; and further that immediately AFTER me
ID r.; ~. iays thereafter will receive and Oct. rnine
al nnsa relative 70 any excessive vausons
ap.,o..,s or ,nur,eruons contained in said ns AL e.
p ms, la In writing and mus state the Particular CAUSE
matter OF thing ,pec,n which decision 10 Iequss'sa' sac
su-i' "'''''' PlFhRE C. VAN WYCs,
Assessor Fourth District y. y,
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RSwia Forrest 1t the PhiisAslphis Acsd.
emy or Music.
PHILADELPHIA Monday. NJ

Edwin Forrest opened at the Academy Of Mu.
sic to night ono Of the greatest theatrical audiences
ever assembled in this city. Every seat in tho houss
WAS occupied. police fcrco WINS found neosssary 70
restrain the crowds which thronged the pavement in
front OF tho buding time before the opening OF
the doors. II has rained heavily all day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
PENNsYLVANIA.
The OmciaI Vote at the October Election.

HAIgIsBUEC Nov. ~. 1894
The following is the official report OF the vote
OF the State st the October election ii includes the
Hmm md Snllinr-, xnia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
The Weather.

BosToy MONDAY Nov 81. 1894.
A steady casterly rain storm has continued oil
day and is still falling. Thermometer about AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
ILLINOIS.
The Vote for President.

From TIE Illinois State journal, No, TO-
Below will be found cooperative table
showing the vote for President in lo and the official
and reported ,ncrties the Presidential vote OF sc
Official majOrities are marked byaT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

Fnii and Winter.
am prepared 20 oHss o. the largest stocks q
FAIL aud WINTER CLOTHING ever ohered u
this city and made in hs most tss.y and best mac
prr and At price. low they esn possibly be mad
Furnishing and child,eas Department not c9usieo
r. b. BALDWIN.
Nos and To Bewery.
The lsI,c.. store IN the ,sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
Death Of Ex.Govcrnor Pnirbnnks.

BOsION. MONDAY, nov u, I55I
Ex-Governor Fairbanks Of Vermont died yes
teiday at his home In ST. Johnsbury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

ECONOMICAL liousEKgEPERs tsB
PYLF's SALuRtrre. PrLrs ~ n SOAR
PYLT's CgEAs IARTlR lyle DIE ktNS T""phh
r1Lr's NAKisG SOFA fILEs Sf"vH POLISH.
Article. designed f,f an VITO want tie best goods full
Sod by best Grocer cverywiero. Each package
bear. the name Of I,sYs rYLr Msnufscurer. NewYck
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Rcorouy. Neatpcss and 4 Utility.

HEOEMAN CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENIiNE re-
moves paint spots grease Instantly and cleans gloves
silks ytp ons etc equal rev, md without injury to the
eosor or ia5ric-ony Is ccn c-rtO'le IEGENAS CO..
Chen. 's'' snd Druggists Nos. ao3 400 sli.- -" X
and corn, " seyenieen.i. sad Fourth ave-, NEWTON
by Drugsi.ls.'
Chappcd l.apds Fnre, Lips, Sunburu, Etc.a
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURE.-HEGEMAN 4
CO.'S CAMPHoR ICE WITH GLTCERINE II u,ed accord
ing shc directions will ksrp the snds son 10 the coldcss
weather Price Is cents. Sent by mail receipt OF ceus
HEGEMAN& CO., Chemists and Druggists Nos. 30 80
81 and 76 Broadway mi cosr Seventeenth and fourth
Sold by drugsls,s
Wutrr Pre0f Clothing.
4. r. 1AiLDE.
No. sBARCLAYST,
Offer for sle the follow ing articles. made from the Amer.
" ater Proof Cloth Co.'S Ngcan1ed RC BBEN GOODS.
LADIES CLOAhs,
Fluei in boadciob and the only real We
ter Proof Cloa.s ia the u. bet. -
SACK COATS TALMAs, LEGGINS. 80.
Also
4 NEW AND SUPERIOR STYLE OF HORSE COVERS.
Cabinet Gurniturc-in consequence Of the fall IN gold
we offer our stock a, greatly reduced prices, consisting
of paor Library dnpg reception and bedroom sets made OF
The best secr,d 1te, aud iD the last fashionable sty
under the direct snpcrlrtendnce q NJ j. T. BTannsdo.
All goods warrgntrd. WE'LL bkaUNsDoht,
briween Essex and NortolAss rs and ~ Risnronrt
The Bell Railroad and Cof,lanits' sss- pass within two
blocks OF the store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
DIR, Wistar's Baisain Of Wild Cherry.
ONE FTHE OLDEST

AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN THE WORLD FOR -
COUGHS COLDS, HOARsENESs, BRoNCHPr@
And al diseases Of tie THROAT. LUNGS, and CHEST.
II does dry GA and leave tie seeds OF consam
ton in yern bat loosen. and cesno- tue lungs Of .
impurities
Up DlNsMORF No i9l BROADWAY. Eew.Yosk.
s W FOWLE & Co. No. 10 FREMONT ST., Bostoos .
ard by a. Druggists
fuckers Patent Spring Beds
FOLDiN 20 WOOL o IS
Are univer ally acknowledged 20 be the
STANDARD ARTICLES IN THE MARKET. 80
ISsriRE yog TuoKsRs PArESr'
For sale by the Furniture Dcaers generally throughout ~
United States Al wholesale be-
HIRAM TUCKER, ..
No. III and lls Court a..
Boston Mas
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New.Ysrk County Returns.

Tcil'. - Co's.3J32E 3H,76l 2sJ, So 2'2, 23
Union maj. s,453i Dom. maj. in 90, s,6'l.
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DIE D..

ARMsTRONC-At Newark, N. j., on Saturday, Nov ".
Mrs. Ezs j. Armstrong widow ofihe late Anal Armstrong
Her relatives and respectfully invited s'tend her
funeral Tuesday the ed last, s&esscs NJ 0on tss
l.v ge6dsI;e,
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
COTT-Ir Brooklyn Moir!sy. Nov. 81 w
the Rov. Henry blanchard .sso H. Archer TO Lizzie NJ.
daughter Of the late Charles NJ. Oleo esq. No csrda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

To- .355539 1906 362,6i6 3l2 so
Liucon's maj 6,4S,, do. III 1860 30, lS6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
The Battle ON Fridny-Our Army TN Excel
lent spirits-suppIies Abundans-Thc
Capture Of Fitzhugh Ice n Fiction.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 4, 1864.
This afternoons American says: gentleman VINO
len the front OF o'clock Friday morning, represents
the attack reported by Gen. Grant, as having opened
with the feroest cannonading along the whole line
Cannonadng could be heard as be progressed down the
Peninsula One important fact reported by our nfor
mant is that the army is in the best possible condition
and spirits They have never, In any previous cam
paign, been so well supplied. There was abundant
provisions constantly going forward. The whole army
worshps Gen Grant and say that he is the only man
who has given them a chance 10 fight
The belief was universal both among the troops and
residents Of The country in the vicinity of Richmond
hat the Rebel capital must fall
There had been no attempted raid the White
House. reported. and consequently the rumored cap
iure Of Ftz Hugh Lee and his cavalry was IN
founded.
The White House presents scene Of activity I'M
ITeeedented even during Gen. McClelan's campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
From California.

SAs fkAAbsSO
There is q iair demand for money to-day upon
satisfactory paper Brokers discount first class at
per cent per month Money has accumulated moderate
H. and tie msrkes II easier. Tie deposits OF bullion
Ia the -nch mint during tie past ten days amount to
million dollars, and considerable accesions TO
the cCffcncY coming from that quarter. Mining
stocIs greatly out Of favor. and holders who want
money upon them find great difficulty in negotiating.
Gould Carry, 81 e0Jd 1895 per foot Ophir, ESQ.,
SAy Francesca Friday. June 3, 1904.
Advices from Colima 10 April y say that the
Mexican General Ursca with 10000 men, tho
main road between Colima and GGadalsjaTa. in CON-
mand Of important position and daily expecting
attack 10y the French.
Dobiado was Riendagez Negra with 5000 men, and
OItega NJ Sierra Premas Hith 400 men.
The French declined 10 attack Ursga, finding his po-
stiou strongly defended and retreated to Gadalsara.
The steamship st. Louis sailed to-day with li5 pas
sengcrs, aud 81 3s 400 IN treasure million being
for England.
The brokers here decline to cooperate with the
Washoc brokers' TO effect a change Of currency.
The demand for Money is active. Currency bills ga
zoe premium.
Gould 4 CuFrey's dividend for May is sl25 per foot
Arrived. ship Colngwood, Melbocrne.