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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.

CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
lie Senate was opened on Saturday with
t-.d by The Rev. Mr. Brown of the Presby-
'a4n Church.
M'N Nlil, OF Ga, offered Joint resolutions
- hanks, rendering the thanks of Congress
'Ue troops OF the Provisional army from
IU llt war
y',,t rgp't OIL TO establish military Court in
r.a, r,A Alatatna, reported without amend
from r,ot nom The Judiciary Committee, was
yW..atrcd and passed.
ID, ~ -, ?'ohlison, Of Mo, from the Committee
io,-,.s Dtaihs, reported bill for the relief of
iiinttd. '' WHICH, ""' oiueieo " oo
g+.Joe JOINT resolution OF thanks to Nc
battery was concnrred in.
,on IS' amendment to Senate joint resolu-
Mn ~ relation TO the claim of Zedekiah
p,n,',i"'l p1,i''l and Francis NJ Ewing, for com
hi ~. I,ion Tor blowing up the gunboat Ca
w., 1T, 'Ae ilzoo river, on the 18th Dec
ia "aS considered and concurred in.
t6r,S''e biii 10 authorize the issue of GER
.oo ',s a LOT The Interest on the "Fiiteen Mil
1b~Sn was considered and passed.
b. Iui mate resumed the consideration OF
g,,, ., " provide for tue auditing aud pay
rte Va certain claims against the Confede
.o4s i5 n.~'e6' The bill was lost-ayes 3,
'ssl0n '"'h resolved lisei into secret
l,sTsd f"taf '. met at IL o'clock, and was
A r.-,Hnl "un prayer BY Rev DIR. Duncan.
lepe,s,' 'imGlion m,.,n was adopted inviting Major
4oase wilcox 10 Il seat in the Hail of the
ayn,-n,u nan laid before the House a com
sar, e,d,t a'lon from the Secretary of the Trca-
Gis.,uslosihg statement from the Com
tle an'eli al oi Taxes, furnishing statistics OF
Gt lie ,Lrah' Ti' collected under the lst section
hot1. ~ Ia" III the ,ities Of Richmond,
tol4It.,-, ana "A ususta. The amount thus
iasted stt -. Is Is given at $4,000 1t is esti-
hae VI the Commissioner that the reve-
slll M, tn WI VIII be collected in these cities
kcL,aoo..a 'aii short Of 81, 600, 600, Of which
TbS La uN VIII pay 81 $4,000.
Novde ass s Then took up Senate bill 10
atuics a. a'a ., organize a general staff for
Cisflr 81 - ,he held, but, Gu motion OF Mr..
lndefla,'o,l ~ Ia Its furtL er consideration was
A AhhiilI''eiy hiI postponed. "''
k.htarv a,softed from the Committee on
UA'fs, to provide compensation 70
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.,pxrsC ..... FEBRUARY S, 1884
...erg ,ovENENT or s,,, i's ~

M1\aA' ,,
.,,,RgG vovENEENrTr NrTrxtNs,f,,H. Us Ia
..,e Yesterday morning 'n'e'ngehee
- ,Lc CITY that the enemy, in consid-
F'''"'1 e,roe had reached Bottoms bridge,
cS''' ..,onosea intention of another ad-
''~ "a mon Richmond. As matter Oh CON
''",s ,re considerable excitement resulted,
$""1 .ors were abundant and connicting.
80" ,.H.vca that the demonstration was
N''' p,ast Buticr, with the earnest Dc
'''' ...a,,op OF rcscuing the Yankee PRISON
ie'-'''.,' -, richmond, whilst others properly
90 .,,,1 that il was ieint TO divert AT
"'. f,,,a other, and, at present, more
a.,,ant points. During the day We en-
'~' 80. 70 ascertain something reliable
.~,r3 10 this new movement, and the
'''' = onr Efforts, rs obtained from the
Stable sources of information, dis
- the following facts
.. saturday night, about " O'Clock, our
.-ft. below Bottoms Bridge discovered
,hs enemy were advancing in some
''. -t,;h cavalry and infantry. The pick
-..;.,.l before them until the bridge was
3 when i stand was made, and the
49,, ,fy.pce Of the enemy awaited. In
.,ssntinoe a supporting force Ead beeh
Down TO the bridge, aud preparations
~. onrc made TO dispute IFS passage by
.,1a.emy At daylight yesterday morning
,n,isjpatcd attempt to cross the bridge
''' .,5r but easily rcpulsed, when they
ros few hundred yards. Here they
nod line Of battle, and it was readily
--..c3t that they intended TO make another
>, - cross ,he Chickahominy, but finding
,ocr resolutc in their purpose OF nain'
...;... their ground, after remaining IN line
I.,+,o f,r an hour or two, the Yankees
49,, ,re,L,r 10 give up the struggle al
,...tbcr. or toawait further Ieiniofcehiehts'
not known.
. rts announcement of the approach oi The
..,ay induced the requisite preparation
nom fhe part OF the authorities here to III
..,. ,hern proper reception, and hundreds
- onr citizens girled on their armors to go
~ BGf NttAH-'--
.,, ,,.a resist the advance of the invaders.
whist attention was directed to this quar-
.,ca repor. obtained currency that the en-
s~r we're making movement on the Rap
and that they had crossed that river in
,,.slcrLle force. This report, though not
,.a-rlAIr without foundation, was greatly
,.l,tr,cd IS to the magnitude OF the
r.,smcrt We learn that the enemy did
,,..sriYy morning cross the Rapidan in force
efficient to compel the retirement of cur
rsgets. hut without making any formidable
',moustra;ion withdrew before night to the
north bank Of the river.
List night matters in the city had settled
down, and things had again resumed
their usual quiet.
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The Laboratory Shooting Case.-The ex-
animation of NJ. Doyle, foreman OF the tin
department Of the G. s. Labr ratory, on the
charge of shooting at James McManus, one
of the journeymen employed therein, on
Thursday last, was again resumed before the
Mayor on Saturday morning last. 1t will be
recOllected that while the wOrkmen em-
ployed at the Laboratory were eating their
dinners in the shops connected with the
Laboratory, Doyle walked in the tin shop
and in very abrupt manner ordered the
men to leave. McManus falling to obey the
order as promptly as he might have done
some angry words ensued between himself
and d., when he ID Immediately went Into
his Office and obtained pistol, with which
he fired upon Mem. Additional witnesses
were examined on Saturday, whose evidence
substantiated the facts brought forth during
Fridays investigation, Wherenp0n ths
Mayor, in consideration Of his indtDp0eitior
to Interfere harshly with the Confederate
officers, declined inhicting any other pnn
ishment upon Doyle than binding him Ovel
in the sum of $500 to keep the peace and b.
Of good behavior for twelve molths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

THE LATE AFFAIR IN HARDY COUNTY
FULLER PARTICULARS OF TIE CAP
TIRE OF TIE YANKEE WAGON TRAIN
W. have already noticed the capture OF
sI1lkee wagon train by Gen. Rosser's com
mlrd Thi- capture was effected on Satur-
Jly week at Williamsport, Hardy county,
which Is on the turnpike between Petersburg
aud Darlington. A soldier who participated
ID the aiiair states that our forces captured
90, hundred and ten wagons, between 300
4lIiJl mules, about twenty prisoners, zone
o aAom is a Yankee Maior,) and some w
l-d Of cattle. The wagons were loaded
sth coffee, sugar, moiasscs, picked pork,
.juf corn, and oats. Sixty five of the
wagons, heavily loaded with the articles
4i0ge mentioned, were safely brought of.
AltAe time he attacked the train it was
u4'dcd by about 500 infantry, who made
slight show of resistance, but were soon
iu;en oil TO the mountains. In the fight
wcl1s; three killed and eight wounded. OF
tue AiNcd, one belonged to the llth Va.
c5.lry, aud two 10 the Eth. Lieut.. Howell,
VI t4C 81 d ttfAi itSS .''i al III
The following official dispatch with refer
tuee TO the affair was received at the War
Department on Saturday;
ORANeE c. H., Feb. e, 1864.
To G,a. 5. Coqrr:
On the $0,h ult Gen. Rosser captured
train OF ninety three wagons, loaded with
eomm!sSary stores and forage, on the way
nom New Creek to Petersburg; also, three
hundred mules aud twenty prisoners.
The guard OF $40 infantry escaped to the
l9ultains
Oar loss was twenty-five killed and wound
g.
lAtofmation Of the advance upon Peters
-E having been received, the garrison
aatoaiet il during the night.
VI the Il instant Gen. Rosser destroyed
-' bridges over Patterson's Creek and north
i-4gh OF the Potomac aud canal, and cap
-;cd ioIty prisoneIs.
'So uuudred and seventy prisoners, fifty
''se1s aud teams, twelve hundred cattle,
'e' i've hundred sheep, have been brought
1en' kosser has shown great energy and
>i' and hIs command deserves great credit.
'>sned) r. L. LEE.
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arrested for Blockade Running DIR. VIM.
Maclure, NJ. Harris, and Robert Kirby, citi.
zens of this place, were arrested on Friday
evening last, on the charge of illegal block
ade running, and placed in Castle Thunder
to await an examination before Court Mar
tial. The specific charges against these per
SONS have not yet become fully known, but
it is reported that Maclurc, who has for
some time been engaged in the business OF
disnterring and embaImipg the dead, pre-
paratory to transportation to their distant
homes has availed himself OF his peculiar
vocation, and instead of boxing up dead bo-
dies, has in several instances packed away
lice Jews in these tenements OF the dead,
thereby easily securing for them from our
authorities passports to the North, upon the
representation that the said boxes only en-
cased the coffins which contained the re.
mains OF certain Federal soldiers who have
died natural deaths, or been killed In our
country At the time Of the arrest OF the
doctor, he was driving a wagon in which
were two collins supposed to contain dead
bodies; but upon examination it was found
IL at Harris and Kirby were the occupants.
The hopeful trio were thereupcn taken into
custody and brought back to Richmond
The direction in which the wagon was being
driven leaves vely little doubt that the des
tination of these parties was Fortress Mon
roe. Kirby was formerly Confederate
detective Many novel ways for making
money have come under our observation,
but this last method of doing SO goes ahead
of any other which has yet been brought to
light.
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EXCHsAGE QUESTION.
The Phjtadeinhia fnq.Qrer saws:

The rebels refuse To exchange prisoners under
regulations adopted by Gen. Butler not because
they dislike The rules, bat because Butler they
have ruled an .soutsidcr" The General proposes
10 make them cede To his terms. The remedy
vii! be unpleasant, but fcisser performed more
barbarous acts in Aigiers. ii remains to be seen
whether the Government will sustain Gen Butter
II is believed that President Line oin VIII stand by
his friend, Gen. b. L. Butler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

The Bahama Herald, of the 20th ni:, says "Ihs
loss of lie s. s. Flora Is also reported. sac iouii
dered al sea ON hef way aIiiax fof repairs the
crew all being saved"
The .sRes. Jas. w. Hnnnicutt, OF ffeaoIseAs
hn,s Va 81, n advertised 10 give free lectures In
Baltimore ON the "ll0rrOfs of Secession.
The l,altsn Minister Of War has ordered two
hundred canaon 70 bS made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

Ia Petersburg, Va, on Friday last, Dr. n.
Marshall collected from the citizens, In lew
hours, $40 900, to be devoted 10 procuring aiheia
iinibs for mutiiated soldiers.
Gen. Bragg spent last Friday evening "a ops.ka,
Ala, He l. said % be on his way 10 klchHa"n", al
which place ae is ordered to report.
Brig. Gen. w. W. AsekaH has been appoint ed
Chief of Staff for Gen. Joe Johnston.
The fire brigade Of Charleston, d, G., numbers
4oo Iaeh--ai0Ost a full reetment.
v Dannoy, an old ctttseR Of New Orleans
pas bsea appointed chief of police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

ConJtdeyote States Cos0t.-Jndge Halybur-
ton delivered his opinion On Saturday last,
overruling' the demurrer urged by counsel
for VI. Kraker, charged with perjury In giving
to the g. s. Assessor false returns Of sales
made by him. The case will now be tried
Oh its merits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

Hastings C0urf-The February term OF
the Hastings Court of Magistrates will COM
mence this morning at eleven O'Clock in tho
City Hail.
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attempted Rsrgsayy.-On Saturday niGht
last an attempt was made to force IN en.
on Main, near 18th street. The burelaro en-.
tered through the alley, on 17th street, LEAD
ing to the rear of Mr. W.'s store. and their
first attempt was made to force tho eba1s run.
ming across the window; but finding the fast.
enings too secure for easy access, their at.
tentions were then turl ed to the back door.
After working here unsuccessfully with their
prizing chisels for few minutes. the a4ten-
loon," next door, was drawn to their pro.
ceedings, who Immediately threw up his win.
dow and levelled his musket; but, owing To
the extreme darkness Of the night, the fel.
lows made their escape before the load could
be discharged at them. This II the third at-
tempt which has recently been made to break
into Mr. W's store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

A Bell Craesed The large bell which has
for q number Of pears been suspended In
the belfry over the Old Market was yesterday
cracked in such manner while being ruDg
as to entirely destroy its fine tone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

City C6enci.-The regular monthly meet
ing OF the City Council will convene this IL.
ternoon at 4 O'clock In the Council Cham.
her af the CITY Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

The steamer Sehuitz went down this morn
Ing under fiag Of truce to City Point. Her
trip to Drewry's Blud will therefore be
Quilted,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

Sudden Death Of a Confederate Congress
naa.-The Hon. John A. Wilcox, member
Of the c. 8. House of Representatives, from
Texas, fell dead ut Mrs. Temples boarding
past 9 O'Clock yesterday morning. A physi.
clan was called in, who pronounced the dis.
ease which caused his death to be congestion
of the brain. Mr.. Wilcox was about forty.
two years Of age, and seemed to be in the
enjoyment of excellent health up to the very
moment of his death. He was q brother of
Gen. Wilcox, Of the army Of Northern Vir-
ginia. At one time he was Representative
in the Federal Congress from the State of
Mississippi, and during the Mexican war was
Major of 4 Mississippi regiment. Truly, Gin
the midst OF life we are in DEATH"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

FOR RKNT IND EALK

TTOR RENr-lntcnd ng TO remove TO . neithbcs.
n Ing plantation, eisr for rent the Farm called
''fssiern View on which Al present reside in tho
lower end Of Hanover county. The buildings ase
ample for the accommodation Of large family, all
In good repair, and every preparation has boea
made for its occupancy tho present year. There
are one haadfsd aud a'y ac.ss r", e .,.S; .nd
fc s--2. Old Church o, Hanover 90, vs.
T,1oK Keat-A House ca ssh street. 0amOle'S am,
IT. furnished OF anfurnisbed, 10 family OF single
men, Two persrns woaid not object 70 boarding, Y
taken BY family. Also, Cook for hire.
ErOR Rsnt-A large neatly frnishsl Kooo,
tleman without ehii lrsa. Apply on the south -
Of 0racs q, ths f,urth door above sth.
fsS-It'
| Il OR Rent--fo geptkmen Without fsoilles, sev.
y srai com@o3ious furniahsd roons. ADDly %
| north corner es Grace and Pesshss ssrssls
| ErOK RENfr~T~o uniur1ished Raoms, % Mar.
| il sha -, tetween 2d and -, north side.
| feS-2st
| :. 0K KkNT-A very dsslTaCie Roon, over -
IL efiec Of ths Richmond IRE Associastos. ADp1y
70 Rf BROOKE,
| Lon Ksst--A stor. neatly ntiea sp. ed u IssS
| Il stand h tAe town. Apply e
As-a. AsAissS .nsisl
TS0R R5Nr-Two comIoss table Rooas. y 5000
= door above ciay Street Church. Apply wtahis.
l.VR kGNr--A haadsomeiy rarpl1hsA onaaI6w,
i fe6- ~.
| OK Sale er R~nt--A ffAMeA Tsneua6A = u
street, south side ~ Poor UeoM p6pY1oGs
Ground. iast hoass on esst sias - Z, ARlsye
hs~ast On nssAa, ~ = ~ I'D
60 49, w. -s,s-s~-s7sss - ~ s.SS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer America has arrived at New York
with dates from Liverpool of The Goth ul. The
Confederate loan had gone up To n, and Was ad
Nap inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

with the g,inbOats Of Gen. Graham going to theif
relief. They were taken on board of oae Of the
h0Ats and reached Fort Monroe last night about
etnht O'Clock The gunboat Smith Briggs is a total
sseck, and what remains of her is In the posses
sion Of the rebels. Nearly all our brave men who
Tough; go vaIiantly are now prisoners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

tifec Of tAe Rchmond Nse Assoctsslos. ADDfy
% Rf BROOKE.
fe 6-aae Secretary.
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LrOR Ksnt-A large neatly furpishsl koo0,
I suitable for two gentlemen, Or lady and 80
tleman without ehiiirsa. Apply on the south ~
Of 0raes ., ths burth door above sth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHERN COAST.

Capture OF the blockade Runner Allf-
ance-Eer Cargo Valued as $1,000
Heavy Mortality Among the Union
Prisoners in Gcorgfa-Paymont OF the
Soldiers IN the Department or the
south-BnrninG OF Quartermaseer's
stores on Folly Island, sc.
FORTRESS MONROE, April II, 1854.
APort Royal paper OF the 14th reports the capture Of
tho sidc-whee blockade runner Alliance, the 18TH
near Dawfuskic Isnd the Savannah river, where she
run aground All but six OF her taken prison
ers. She was from Nassau, with q cargo Of assorted
stores for the rebel government, valued At eighty i've
thousand dollars. The Alliance was built on the Clyde
and has three smoke stacks
The Savannah Republican. OF the 4th Instant states
that the Yankee prisoners at Andersonvie, Ca. are
dying at the rate Of twenty 10 twenty five . day.
Nassau papers Of the 9th instant state that Mobile,
savannah Charleston and Wilmington are lcss rigidy
bocksded than ever. The papers also say that fast
steamers coming in with supplies for tho rebels,
which promises large proats
Paymasters Herrick and Lockwood arrived at Port
Royal on the sth instant with million OF dollars TO pay
oil tue troops IN the department.
Jacksonville, Fla. dates 10 tho 1lth instant give list
OF three hundred and forty.nine OF wounded men in
the hands OF the rebels.
Ere broke out on Folly island on the s,h instant de.
sroying large amount Of quartcrmasters stores Tho
government lcsa 10 twenty thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

FATAL CAsuAlrEs-Coroner wildey yesterday bod an
inquest on the body OF Patrick Doan natve Of Ireland
twenty four years OF age, Who died at the New York
Hospital rom the effects OF injuries received by falling
into the hold French ship at pier 40 North river,
about week since The jury rendered verdict OF Ac
cidenal death Deceased lived board ballast boat,
at pjer q North river. He has lot family Tho same
Coroner held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital the body
Of Thomas Mullen, who died there on Saturday evening
Deceased was AZ work on a new building u Brooklyn
when he accidentally fell from ladder TO the ground
and received injuries which terminated fatally. Mullen
was hy years OF age and native OF Ireland. lie lived
al No. is4 Fast Third street deceased has left widow
and several children living in Ireland
FouSp DROWNED Tho body Of a man, whose name Is
supposed to be Andrew Thompson was found In the
Of King street, North river. Deceased bad been
missing over four months and supposed to have fallen
oye board while intoxicated Al the time 81 his death
de- used seaman on board the ship Lena lie
thirty five years Of aee and native OF Scotland
Coroner Nildey held On INQUEST Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

A briof paragraph In our marine columns last week
recorded the wreck OF spaldng Rogers brig Hannah,
near Barnoga with twenty eght artists twenty horses,
the portable amphtheatre and the properties and ward
robo OF the Ocean Circus It's return from two years.
cruise In south America and tho West Indies. No lives
aud only OF the least valuable horses were lost bus
the brig amphtheatre and costumes were total wreck
with OF the private wardrobe OF the artists and
curosties carefully garnered as mementoes o.
tho long tour. These travelled performers have
Just reached the city, and are exciting
sensation among their professional brethren. Tney
have voyaged sixteen thousand miles, without the
slightest disaster excepting the loss OF Two OF ther
number by yellow fever IN santiago de Cuba), ano
have been received with unexsmped favor by royahy
nobility and democracy In the various capitals their
route, reapDg pecuniary harvest unprecedented "a
circus annals left solid memorials OF their soourn ~
Rio Janiero Buenos Ayres, hontevideo, Bahia, fer-
nambuco Porto Rico and Cuba the shape Of over
twenty thousand dollars In charitable benefits and dona
tions and their way homo 10 WISH ther friends
aud relatives, while renting for another similar cruise 70
Constan tinopc and the ports Of the Mediterranean
Mess.s. spading Rogers are now negotiating lor ing
construction OF a bark portable amphheatre and
wardrobe for the Ocean Circus, 30 that the contem.
plated visit 70 the Hellospout " stu IN lNr way OF
being realized; and II Ia rumored that they have made
arrapgements TO introduce the company In This Guy IN
the Hippotheatron, while the preparations for the
Besides the artists taken from the United states two
(nsturay selected for 20 long aud important an
expedition for their superior professional and private
merritt these managers bring BACK WIN snem ~ W.
dron to their troupe OF two euesans OF great note on
the other side OF tho eluatorono full b0oded descend
ant Of the principal Aboriginal saehem Of Brazil ana
protege OF the Emperor, With commission rom tuo
for the institution u an imperial hiproaav'no
10 Rio ianeto; the other Caucho from the IL flaio
liver tho most celebrated amongst the race of uomao
herdsmen whe almost literally live on horsebacs 70 .u9
interior OF South America and an addition 70 'net s'uu
OF eve native horses from the Pamras famous Tor tner
beauty, intelligence aud spirit, and already Weh P0
crossed In training for the ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

SAN FRANCISCO, April Id. 1854.
asceraned that the schooner Potter. which sailed
In ballast for the Colorado river sunday clandosney
took as cargo, after clearing from the Custom House,
three thousand kegs blasting powder. It Is believed
that this powder destined for Northern Hcxco fos
mining purposes. The authorities having prohibited such
shipments the mines Of Sonora must be closed. unless
means are devised Introduce powder clandcstinely.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1864.
Sugars teas and most articles Of foreign mporta-
ton rmer In anticipation OF an Increased duty on
them before Congress adjourns
letter dated April from La Paz, on tho Colorado
river says that h Q Indians killing people, stealing
stock and preventing mpers from working the Walker
district Unless energetic arc takcn but little
work can be done this season.
General Wright IL urged 70 send down one hundred sob
dsrs Most Of the indians along the Colorado are pcace
ably disposed, and will remain tho dstur bance3
further East quoted speedily 10 OF the greatest
importance have rata. ba speedily brought back from
Atlantic states no exercises great influence over
oil the Indians IN this part OF the country.
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Our Paris CorSssnpAdence.

Hitch in ne xeiesn SsAsse-ras Cause ~ ~ Diff.
caiy--7as Conference Upen ne DantsA Qseasss-A NeO
French cyrc,lay--MarHai 7Slsd oy Ddasu az Con
dsmned-s~ecax Ndpaeons Dinner, do.
Tho Archduke Macmillan and his " next frfend," the
Emperor NAPOLEON have discovered that the best laid
schemes Of mice and ncn AFT gang aglec," and that
their Immense scheme for garrotng an entire ma
tion at its very outset encounters q difficulty which,
az not entirely destroy ts chances Of success, wis.,
for Az time At least delay its realization, In
which intsrium II is N be hoped tho Mexican
people win come TO their and government an
country be placed In condition TO interfere with the
moet outrageous political swndo and na.opa robbery