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SANTA ANNA AGAIS.-Augel Lopez de Santa
Anna, the son of the exiled ex- President of
Mexico, hss addressed long letter to the Ha-
vsns papers, which concludes by ssying that
the object of the communication is to prove, ss
clearly IS daylight, that his father, the most
excellent general of division, De Antonio Lopez
dc Santa Anna, neither did nor could fail to act
sgreesbly to bis pledge given on board the Eng
lish steamer Conway that the manifest had
been printed in the ofice Of the OrsAba Tadiea-
dor without his knowledge; that if the general
left his home in San Thomas, it is because such
was bis VIII, and because by so doing be com
piled with the repeated invitations of great
macy Of his countrEmen and Of some members
of the Regency; that the natural consequences
Of the unpleasant occurrence at Vera Cruz will
be mere personal matter between him and
Gen. BEzaine, chief in eommsnd Of the French
forces 10 Mexico, and had no relation with other
persons OF things; that bis feelings and personal
aspirations are the same as heretofore; that be
viii csuse to be sent 10 toe Emperor of France
his plant for the mannst be has been dealt
with, and claim the justies he thinks is due him;
and finally, that be win lay before the throne Of
the Emperor Of Mexico that offense to the most
lOyai of mis- subjects
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H.qTTEE HOTSEt

THE prUprIstOrz Of this wsn-kaosh ard pOpulsr
H0uSe
Return iheir thanks 70 he citizens ef kesie sud sbs
traveng pub il fer he vsry liberal ps,ronsse hereto
{5rs extended and hope by strict attention TO she
wants O the people, % msrit reoelTs oOntinu
Ence Of ths same.
We would say n this noiies. to correct rene mis-
representation that has gone Eb-osd that charge
b. FIFTEES DOLLARS PER DAY snd IN no case has
more bsen charged.
FAMILIES eesirOas of procuring apartments esn
do 90 By Addressing tie undsrsigrsd
EABRIEG, DUVALL & CO,
apl5 In ProBrietoTs Habiie. Ala
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FROM TME FRONT.
Tas Figktisg BssHH-Fau Report Of SnNaSy's
Operation.

SUNDAY NIGHT, 10 o'clock.
Well the ball has opened. The resl Sighting has be-
gun. Contrary to The expectation Of svsrytody, ths
enemy advanced mp NH Greek gap this afternoon,
about O'Clock, and sharp skirnish followed until
dark At times the IRE Of mnskstry was very heavy,
while the csnnOnadlpg regular for two hours The
force of the enemy appearing a the mouth Of the gsp
on the other eide of Of artificial lakes YVES ten
to twenty thousand Our vdsites fell back after some
sharp practice, and the Yankees hAvug planted bat
terry on q little ridge, began TO shell our works We
replied at intervals Meanwhile. battle was began
far away to left which lasted late into the night
At this hour-I0 ocoekI unable TO Learn the par
tieusrs beyond the fact thst the enemy made dash
upon Dug gap. They were met and-a courier has
just told me-Tepulssd with slaughter. Al daylight the
conflict vii be renewed. odr-msn az confident as
on driH, sld everything cheerful face. The
approaching dawn IL hailed with eager hope by al.
go TO my blanket with light heart and no fesr. We
shall win noble victory before the setting Of another
an, WAVERLY.
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PLEASE SgHD Ne SUrH'E.''-CsDt Horsv.
euit, OF an Esst Tennessee Federsl rs,,iS,s,y,
confined II Libby prison, has written isss.- :.
Her ExeelleneJ, Mrs. RTssidsns L,incoi5 y =
qaesnng boz Of provisions, and pTono;-;,. - =
repay sae same when he Is Prssii.-t - ~ =
United States, sfter Lincoln ssFves ~ = ne
term ths letter Is fanny, but expssss ~ - s'Sl T
zee nlee s5 though under the inlss1Ss IS -, :
sLong aramlaend hight Oar HoneYcutt 4. = ,,os !
sssez ~. enough ior President, and L;uoola Mi
~ ~ e; y fs-eiselea. However, We hous bs vii
sbro1.S ~. - AZ - ptoVis'ons Tee letter passed
ETamin<-. 80 ' N1''SS'-- ''seEa
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BUTLER RAzsED.-Ths Nov York Herald
has the following paragraph which shows that
Butler has besn rSzsed down to the level of
sort Of shystsr general, for cross examining
Coniederatss suspected Of having cash:
General Grant, it sppeATs in a short visit TO
Fortress Monroe, found out the true vocation
for Gen. Batter, and has accordingly raised him
TO the civil sud uncivil duties cf chief of police
and military magistrate of the Peninsular De-
psriment. Ia this role he is unsurpassed, and
in defining the laws of loyalty, cnspter and
verse, to cunning seeeSsioniSts, intrsctsble
rebels in eriHoline, negro claimants aud other
injured admirers Of JeH Davis, esn Butler will
bs in all his glory. Hs luxuris:os in the skin
sing Of doubtful character who stakes his case
upon the chances of slipping through the loop
heles Of the law, and, as a strict eonstruetionist
hs plays With Southern sxpoundsr as a cat
Plsys with mouse.
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EXTR.aET.

HEADQUkKrERs ARsT or TEsEEssEE
Dsltoz, Ca, April l3sh, ls64.
Special Orders Ne. lo2l
X Al tie reqasEs OF she Chief ousrter1a sster,
Major J. Blue MOORE, Assistant Chief QuArtsrnss.
ter is especially charged with the eoeetion ship
Easut and supply Of i0rsse for The Amy Of Tsnnss.
ses an oHicers AID SCENTS now upos the above duty
by order from bese Headquarters VIII report 70 EAIor
Moore.
By eonnzna Of Gea. goHssTos.
KINLOCH FALOOEER,
HaIer J. BLuE HOoRg, A A General
1szt Otief QuarssrmAstsr, Army Of Tennssses.
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tending seems plain II God nov wills ta removal Of
great wrong and wills sIso that Of the N0rth -
val you Of the Souih shall pay fairly f5r ycur com
plcty in that wrong Impartial history VIII dad fhesr
new cause TO stlest ard revere justice and goodness
Of God
Yours, Truly, A. LINCOLN
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CUR SPECIAL REPORTS
FROM GIN. SonNsTON,s ARMY.
CAPTURE OF Az ENTIRE FEDERAL
CAVALRY FORCE.

Special Dis5aish 70 tbs NsapAs Appeal
D1Lros. Nay e-Tbs entire esvalry command or
Col. Lagrange. composed Of troops hon Indiana ana
Wsseensius wsrs csptars near varssis station to-day
by Gen. WhsslsE COL Lssrzsss had Two horses killed
under him. The prlscosrs hzTs iast srrivsd
A hsavy eaaaouadnS q IN progress on our freut
WAYERLY.
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A LITTLE roo CONFIDENT.

Bot q few days sincs the New York Herald
msde the assertion, in sll apparent caador, shat
GRANT fully estimated the importance Of the
campaign in Virginia thst he appreciated the
prestige Of Gen LEE, and the fact that his
army within the last thirty days hss been
sselled from forty-fvo thousand to ninety sheu-
sand men, and these nearly all veterans; :" that
Mr. Davis had "resolved to stake his Confed
erscy upon the delsnEe of Richmond" and that
g his struggle to maintain it will be the most
desperate and ssnguinsry of the war" GRANT
believing al this, and knowing cur strength and
energy, the profession is made by the Journal
named 6 that he has made his dispositions for
a successful conflict with the largest army that
DAVIS can muster in Y yinia without absolute
ly abandoning his base supplies in Georgia
We feel sn easy csnfda Y, therefore, in the
faal result Of this Virginil campsign, con-
fdercs which We could not entertain while the
army Of the Potomac was subject to the mani
pulstions OF the Gil laundering Washington
directory-with th.t unqualified and unqass-
toniug conAiencs which is left by the public at
large in the SUCCESS Of Gen. GRANT, wa await
the issue Of the grand impending struggle" =
We csnnot help wondering how the Herald
viii be pleased with the result Of its heros first
effort If Ire msn on hOrsebsck" was so well
pasted as to LEES strength. snd She m.gnituds
Of tee work Il would be necessary to accom-
pBfh to overthrow cur continuously victorious
leader, of course, having the power to do so,
bis own preparations were on scale supposed
to be large enough; and now, having tried his
hand, having met LEE Gnd his veteran sTmy''
at his own time, and been worsted after stFng
gle running through three days, Whist can the
Herald say, aud how great must be the dissp
poinimeni of the Ynkes nation, at the 6Est
results Of the 50 confidently anticipated over
whelming on to Richmond VIII not BEENET
abandon bis last idol, and Ysnkeedom viii
ring with hoEls Of rage and Disappointment
We think 50, and shall expect to hays reports Of
both at an early dsy.
While our people By no Haseps think the cam
paign in Virgins is ended, or that tko Teyersss
be has met with will canss the Federal general
to cease bis efforts, and while they continue 10
watch the progress of events with the deepest
solloiAu1e1 . uoPelu4Aoss - ioh hhtouguv aHo
Confsderacy, greateE than hss existed for
months. A confidence is felt in the military
wisdom Of oor Yirginis leader, and tho bravery
Of our Virgins srmy, that IS much moro to be
desired than a spirit Of boasiing sueh as Our en-
emies indulge in. We are waiting and watch
ing, with every significance in our fsyOri our
foes are bosssing beforehand, with every prObs-
bility, at present, that their dreams viii not be
reslizsd. Oar chances in the end are best, and
o. feelings si present certainly the most sgree-
able. Bat what TeSSons bsve our enemy to be
hopeful and how can they longer indulge in
the dclusion that a single man, whom they have
worshippsd without measure, can save their
sinking cause
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aI0O REMARn,

n An AWAY from tae subscrlbeHE a. CshEba, on
Il 4 ne Eiett Of the Ssh uitinos me BOY, MATT,
40 slout twenty yaars Nith very atts OF no beard
- copper seer has small scar on his left cheek
rsssd iron . recent boil da speakg quickly when
oken Co ana is very Intelligent. The boy Is sup
ssd % have left Cahtha Nith cne Hiillznis ara 70
ve lsFs selma n shs Southefn aePnb.le On her up
ID Of Wednesday, 30lh q &
WI give III above reward Tor the eeilvery Of saia
srro o. Il ledged b any Jail HheIe We GAG gel him
HRsAZEilLE EJOkE,
CshEba,
s,,s ga Dallas County Ala
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~ John I johnson, adjutant of the 3lst
Georgia regiment, was killed in the recent ight
between Lse and Grant.
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T EL E GRAPHIC.
Report. OF the Pres. Association.

Entered according to act Of Co1gszs IN The year 1888
BY J. s. THzAsHER, IL Tie Clerks cfacs Of the Dis-
trie Coart Of tho C0nfsdsrsss States for the North
District Of Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-10

a The Louisville Journal. Of April 27tb,
admits shat Banks is no account and says
bs wAs lamentably beaten BY Kirby s Nth.
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~ The Rebels Dalton correspondent says
the Yankee spy, (of one of the Michigan regi-
menis.) ls'ely cAptnIel in Confederate uniform,
viii "go up" shortly also two or three others
who have had an unmindful eye to the health
Of thar nacka
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-10

n Mrs. Mary A Gillespie, wife Of A. J.
Gillespie, auditor public accounts Of Missis-
sippi, died at Aberdeen, Miss, on the Sd inst.
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Volunteer Toasls.

Freedom Of speeeh In CongTess-Gay It be Long bo-
fore il is sgain fettered.
The stssE-MAy ihey remain as distinct as the plan.
cts In theteavens, and again become harmonious in
Hon. Clement L. vslsnd sbAm-Ths champion OF
liberty. the Victim Of despOtsm.
Ell Gov. Seymour, Of Connesticut, on being pre-
senled said that he unequal to The oeesson-not
from the Of viii ability, but from fear that hs
wou!d be 2ble fdlfil the expectations
of him. He wished that Mr. AeKson had bssn present
50 that he might follow rather preceded hI no
no. Ia the darkest dEys Of the country they hop
Ing and would hope, for better mes; they would a.
he believed redeem the country from the arbitrary
rule that row Oppressss everything t. He hal al.
ways b snored his flag bus he would be excused for
saying that 1t 70 him longer the sans a lF until
shall become the symbol Of to all who bear the
American name. tAPplause lie called attention to
ths FIRST month Of the present AdmIostrati0R Wheu
first began TO talk OF war. They then opposed the
idea of going with those whoRe blood ran in our
own veins The fathers Of the Constitution esabshed
by armed force Until the present desozting war be
stopped, he said there be nothing like eongtitu-
tonsl freedom In the face Of Euch Important eircuu
stances !. is proper that the memory Of IhOma j. Fer
son shosld be remembered and eonseeTAted. ZAP
pisnse
He spoke Of Mayor Gun.hsr as a peace man. and re
cited the most prominent CON plants Of the American
rsvolutioBlsts against George Ill., drawing parallel be-
tween the revolutionary and civil contest He
went into Aeresn history at great length 70 elus5ss
and explain the intellect the power and the patriotism
Of Jefferson he expressed himself more In favor Of
peaceful eounsels than in the flaming sword. An bon
orsble peace he believed far better than DESC
listing England los. the colonies because the King
denied 10 the people the rights guaranteed them by
the great British Constitution, and the North Sre
losing ard destroying the unity Of the country neg
leeng observe the eOmpset which the fAher Of the
republic had beguathsd unto T. ever we hope to
establish the Union lay aside the sword and
take up the olive branch. lApplEEss There was no
other hope for the eOuntry-no other way in which
can freul
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- UadeE the superintendencs of Msjor
Charles Merriweiher, Of ths Conitderats Safes
tslegTAphie ceTps, ths new military telegraph
line-to CONNECT selms, Ala, with Bone, Ga -
is progressing rapidly. The wirs is now up Is
far as PianlersviIle. An instrument win be put
on as soon Is Randolph Bib county, Ala, is
reached.
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II Col R. w Folsem, of the I4th Georgia,
was killed on the 9th inst, on the RApidsn.
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r. The esrd factory 9! Selma, Ala, is run
ming four mschines, 6hioh turn cG from twenty
70 fifty pains per day. The proprietor win soon
commence manufacturing wire from common
bar iron. The cards viii at SO per pair.
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ssEREgOTF' TIE"
Hoop IRON BaRds--Patented--
Substitute for Rope ia
Bafimg Cotton

oaAAAs COAADA
Costs Isss-is pul flsisr-holistbe bale twenty to
twenty Eve per cent smaller ihan rope sad wiz not
rot ADJUSTED suy szs Of bzlss quickly 81 rope.
Painted ana put uD IA The ms. convenient packages
for rssEporEtoa tbs relative balk being mach lesE
than that Of rope.
A supply always on baud, Tor which orders for any
quantity vii be promptly hlo5 aud further Informs
Sion given application 20
Q Il. THORBURS,
Friee 10 Bermuda Wiimirgton. y. c., or
cls per 10. " T CAMPRELLs
a1l6 3m S. Georges Boruuda.
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EE Sugar sold ct auction in COlsmbuS Ga,
on Saturday, at $4 95 per poundr and country
jeans al Sc so to So so per yard.
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n The permission granted the 1st Missis.
sippi infantry regiment to report temporarily 10
Brig.Gsn. Chalmers, has been revoked by
Lieut-Gsn. Polk, as the Port Hudson prisoners
have been officially declared exchanged.
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~ Prices sre still rapidly declining at Mont
Qomery, Ala.

~ Walter C. Wright, Esq, of Columbus,
died very suddenly in that city, On the Oh.
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~ The passenger srain on the Southern
railroad on yesterday commenced running
through 20 s'andon. The pssseagsr train leaves
Msrdian at $50 A n, As soop as tuTnsable
can bs erected at Pearl river. the trains win 90
down to the eastern bank of that steam. This
we understand will be done this week.
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C0-PARTNERSRIP.
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
JOHN' IN. KING s. CO.,

* ENERkLs COMMISSION MERCHANTS near
VI NorcroEa, corner, Ha-letta street, Atlanta, Ga
vii ATTEND peFzonsy end promptly 10 al ordsrs and
c-nfslanuertE eptrn.led 70 hog care. nhas 2n
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~ MotheF," said Spartan boy, going to
battle, my sword is too short add : step
to it," was The heroic reply Of the mather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-10

+ lady Just from Knoxville, furnishes the Augusta
C0nsrituOEsli with the following valuable infOrms.
ton List OF Confederate siek at KnOxvs on the nth
Of April
W ovsrton, 90 A, Phillips legion. doing vel; A c
Adair, co d, OObbs legion, very feeble; W PRrks co
+, 2d Ga cavalry, died; G w Smith, co I7th Miss
doing wslii Nixon, go G, 17lh Miss nurse; Z
Fourt, b, 18th Miss, well; 7 J Ovsrton co A. Phil
lips legion. nursei Joseph Oliver 60 H. IN ga doing
wel; Duffy, co G, 7th Ga, doing we'll Serst @ W
Hollimani co 4, 5sLh So, doing we'll Roht Juiek K
5lAt Ga, nurse; Parks. II, SD Ca eeok d L Ken
asdy C r. 5st Ga, ehrO ds, feeble; T White, 60 D.
PhIllpR legion doing WE'LL Lieut. W L Wilson, 90 Il,
18th Ala we'll A COosby, co /, 50th GE, Sergt n
Block, 60 Z, llh TeuR, doing vslh s Sawyer, co h,
5lst Ga, doing WE'LL Lieut. w Csrrathers co K Cd Ga
cavalry, improving slowly oorpl Wright K 5th
Tenn, doing well; Mheeler co D. 4'h Ala cavalry,
nurse Orderly II Moor, @, 18th battalion Tenn
cavalry, dong wsl6 Haynes, co T, Slst Ga, died;
Lieut. " w Oliver, @, 5lst Ca doing well; n Win
nnger, co F, 18th Tenn doing well; Thomas Reid co
G, 40th Ala doing yell
conyssseelts sent North to prison, iro9 guo@vllls.
the sth of April:
o Whately, co d, 3D. Ga cavalry; Veenry, co Y,
43d Alsi Capt Z Russell, co g, 18th Texas; Fl
Brock. co F. 50th Gsi Anderson Allen co O. l2th Tenn;
l PrinEle. CO E. 18th Mss; CUpp, co K. 7th 9a;
Lieut. K HOy ee K, 7.h Gs, = Little, co 5lst Ga.
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s.ATRR FROM FaR ZRANs-aHssIs-
fsEPPL


Surrender Of BassEs' .Frn1g Demanded
Surrender Of Steele Exported.
EERIDIAS, Nay 9.-Steeis's army, nins thousand
strong, surrendered 10 Gen Price 81 Camden Ark.
On The ooh uit., Gen. Taylor demanded The saFrsR-
der Of Alexandria whsrs Banks forces then fol
Tying bui the result Of the demand Is not known
At last seSognis ihe enemy Hsrs attempting 70 dan
Red river % asto get his boats over the rspids
Federal EePerss frsm steeIe's Army.
-HoBILE, Nay 9-Ths operator Al Senatobis, reports
on the 7h the authority Of the Memphis Bulstn q
the Oh that ivsay your hundred Of Sssss troops had
srrivsd ct Little Rcek and ihs bslsncs were twenty
Eva miles out.
Stesies loss was heavy. He had Destroyed al his
trains and lost nearly all bis artillery He was followed
By Msrmsduke and Fisurigan
Little Rock and Plns BiaG It was thought, uouid be
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II Col A. s. Marks, commandsnl Of the
post, a. LAGrsngs, Ga, has been appointed
judge Of the military court in Gen. Forests de-
parlmsnl, with the rank Of colonel Of cavalry.
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HATSE HATS

IN -HobBROOK oHzrs for sale, at TrhoIessIs OF
81 retail, ls-gs lot Of home made Wool HATS
Also Til give in ezchsngs one Hat foT tho pounds O
C5ssn vss6ed Wool
wool esrdsd into Rolls 10 ordeT-and viii pay TIE
highest cash price for Wool.
J. n HOLBROOK,
Whtobsll street,
Hrug in Atlanta. ca
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various eapitals Of countries which have tres-
lies With japan, for ths purpose Of explaining
the present stale Of affairs, and Likewise TO en-
dSaTor % arrive Is s0no effsBgemsnt about
foreigners eaitting Yokohama. TIE sntire ex-
paness cf tie embassy srs borne BY the Ty-
coon's GoVsrnmeut
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: 'epis20
FouM B.

$50 r-sek's ago. LADF's BA8ksTPIH,
.~.asI en -: 8, isis ctess ~ pSoYins
"a whch The s9ner-.,
O. same and pzyi1gEirr h.
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EerRIss q Sss8scrfB9IOn.


The highest market p1ies. either IN money
OF subscription, Eils ne paid for clean cotton
or Gnsn rsss, ,ssAits Or eOlsrss, delivered at the
APPEAL couuting-TO0m, Atlanta
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INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE AT BUFFALo-At
a meeting of the commissioners of the Inerns-
honAl Bridge company, held at Buffalo recently
for = bridge between that place and Canada,
over the Niagara river, over 100000 were SUBJ
seIibed. The estimated cost of the bridge Is
only Sl,000,0O0. It's speedy construction is
looked upon IS certain.
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ZEE KEw JAPANEsE EMaAssF.

The Japanese embassy arrived AtHosz Kong
on the last day of February, It consists Of
three ministers, SIX hTst class etiicsrs, ten Sc
copd cIass officers, sad sixteen serVants-iu All
thiTty-f ;. Il is the intention of the euas ~
who are accompanied by Mr.. Brakeman, Of
French legation, 10 visit Paris, London, aud b.,
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ROGERT q CO.
C0mmissi0I Merchants and AuctiOneeTS,

Corner OF Psrlisasat and Bay streets,
~ G BOGERT, Es0su
II. OF New Orleans, : Mp.
.lran-s .ni -nnslgn- -nenta .nllsllea nbs IN
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The London SssY says that Lord Palmsrgton
has offered fhs plscs vacated By Ar. Stans6sld
to Mr. Baxter, 81 p, Of 4onn85e.
A Parliamentary return shows that the n1En-
bes Of rifles and masksts exportsd fTem Liver
pool to Federal ports Ia 1851, sss fifteen fhoa-
sand one hundred ani fssty-eig ht-Whils n
1852. it amounted 70 one hundred and ninety
SIX thousand and 6fty-shree
The rev Mexican losR Of eight miIlicns SER
lirg At sixty three was 10 be opened en the l5h
iastant.
The bombAr1msnt Of Duppsl and Sondsr5ure
continues, but It Is rather feeble. The allies
have extended their trenches and traced anolhaE
parallel
Tas Dsaish representatives, TO the Conferences
have arrived in Lsndon. There was nothing
else to induce 3 meeting Of the Conference. A
committee Of the German Diet had recommended
the Diet 70 send representative.
There was rsaeHed activity among the Polish
insurgents, wfo continued brGEsly 20 struggle
for fhsiT l.bsTfy and indeF eadenee.
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AdaisionaI frsm Wssl LoussIann.

dispatch from BcOOshsTsn, ths Oh, rePoTts de
authority Of Col D. Z Cage, Who crossed the Missis-
siPpi At noon On tie 5tb, hat dispatch from Krsg
Smith TO Taylor stated Banks was shut up Al Alex
aadria, and ths Coafsasra.ss were below eutIEg cf
supplies.
Tbs Yankees wsrs sndssvOrHg . erect dam at tha
fOes Of the falls TO enable the 70 gs thsir sunboas
bsIcE
Frsm North Carolina.
GcLDsRoRo', May e.--Ths expedition to NsHberu
rsturnsd suaday morning. We captured sixty three
prisoners. Our loss slight