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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

THH last wDrda which John WIlkss Booth spoke
an us stsEs ware % Spiel tragedy ~ The Apes
talAs as psseara De says, elIaching bis daEEers--
Traitors and slaYes! hal that thoughs This, thls
iGlsf ne still within my gFAsp, clutch Il Ike
Hssos and desperate joyI Look herei loah heFes
uile Msori despite Of fats stll EhAll triumph Ger
thea he h then ss1bbsa snd die.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

TESIH TEEEEssEG CAyALRY.-we had the
pleasure Of meeting with the familiar but long abb
sent face ii Lissi Col. D. r. Absfaathy, Of the 10Th
Tennsssse cavalry, who arrived here with his brave
regiment 81 strong, on the 9th inst, and eamped
Ia the suburbs Of kdgeheld. The 10th lstt Nssh-
vile 90 The 10th Of Deoembet, Just ~ the tsFrinc
two dAys fight opened, ca route for Passport and
thence 70 New Orleans. Afser long series of hard
and teilsoEne MARCHES, having encountered many
difficulties aud lost many members by sickness tie
10th left Hatehsz on the "a iRa. Tor this city,
Nashville Press a,sd T,1ass.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

Mrs. jefferson Davis, on the 18th u January
ls5l, sent an order 70 3 arm IN BastoB fUr biackk
mixed waterproof cloak, with hood 10 draw over
lie bonnet The essak Bss cut In the form Of =
ssck With the pockets on The inner side. Button.
l0lss weTa Hade all the way down the front Of The
garment which hzd double bresst, and was trim
ned slh lara pearl battens. This order for an ar
L-.z u wearing apparel, which may have formed
ne CHEF ShFt Of She disguise worn BY JET Davis
Chicago Fair
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

MEEIIAG ~ DIKoK CouxrY-A large messing
q citizens sud psroled solaisrs IN Dixon county.
held on the Sd Inst adopted the following, aneng
0tner resolutions IL i. in keeping With the express
s15H 9i other couHtaz and Of numerous eitlzsns Of
he State
Resolved That Nc heartily approve and iudorss
sEe energetic course Of Gov. Win g. Browslov, iu
The discharge u bis oiseiai datles
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

xe1neasoe. -
VTTHEREAs A infUYmafien was aisa 10 the District
w Caart of the Uhssa States lsF ths EassFa District
Of Terneasse, 81 KHaxyis, the SSH day Of April
1865 b. g. W Hail. Rs9 Attorney Of the United States
lea sealnss One Trac 81 Lard n The iith riv aisTet az
Jsasrsgu eeunfy containing Si2 aares adisihing tke
lands u Jases Waea and eheFs sEizsd The property
Of aiasoa MerssS sSsS seAiasi an FeFsOus iaseef b.
tesssasa - Ar interests thsFaiu alleging tAaf said
traei 81 land bad basa hsFsAairs seized vs. hsvsaas
Aes a. orsiis 10 the United States Tor causes IL said
insstlss set forth and agssd 10 Be true snd praying
or he usual process aud moniioa A0s, megeiefs puE
directed hereby give pabs natlee 20 ell parsons
esrpsJ n Issfss h said saci u Had 70 appear befoFs
said Court 81 The CasFl House IN KngKFie aforesaid
DE a7th day al Nstsmbafi 1855, q le eeeck, 4, NJ
thea ead kefe 70 nsFposs ther claims and make thslF
Ailsgatoss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

NOTaikg CAD be easier than the payment Of "a.
laL9hai deE u sadicious measures Be taken for he
.e, eopmeht Of the whois Of eur mighty resources
= thilfy American citizen can stand eight or tss
. heaVy TAXATION IS British or French sub-
- they. = '1'' sD'Hs3
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
NE sss,l
United States Of America - District Of East
TennnaaAA

"HEREAs, Az iaFOrmaii6u vas hied II he District
w Court Of The Unsd States fag toe EAsesp Disies
Of Isahssaee. q kaoxfiile On he 1sak day 5f April
1854, BY G. W. Hail. Bse, Attorney Of tbs HatsA Ssasas
ea against 0as Tract u Land Ia The tth ey dstEss Of
Jehsgsan eoonty, joining The snda Of J. u, Bswisy
sad IhemAs Franklin astssd The property Of Thonas
nsakins, aud against ali persons lawfully interesting
Tor their interests theresa alleging that said tract OF Lana
had been hsftssfets ssissd by Reverse Agents a. erG
I'd 10 The United States tsr 10 ssa tBtsmAcn
forth aad aysred 70 he us and pFsyag for The uSaai
process aud maBito1 Now thsEsiafe paFsaant 10 the
mehss, andsF the ssal Of said coaTl. aFsctsA
hereby give Pablla uees ali persons ssBSsFssa 10
Interest II said tract Of land 10 scar before sah coar
81 ths Court Hous 10 Knaxyis The 1fh day Of No,
vsmbsT 1883 81 10 o'clock. r., sh and thss 10 later
poss their ei4ims aud make their allegatlohs
B. MsDAENEL,
n s. BarskSI Diet 4 Ts1s
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21
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Coroners' Inquests.

MELANCHOLY CASE OF SuICDK-About three weeks ago
Mrs Weber, German woman whose husband lives at
1886 Greenwich street, lost young child, whose death
seemed depress her TO unusual degree Mrs. Web
constantly incurred the loss Of her baby and refused
conferred For several days past the unfortunate
ton of mind that her friends deemed it prudent to care
fully watch her movements. On Tuesday evening Mrs.
Webber retired without removing her Dress and at day.
light Yesterday morning she arose, and when about to
leave the house. Mr. Weber and others seized hold OF
attempted to deain her She, however broke loose
from thc and running rapidly to the foot Of Charlton
street. North river plunged overheard and drowned
The body subsequently recovered by graphing, and
inquest held by Coroner Cover. The jury rendered
verdict Of suicide by drowning Deceased was about
twenty eight years Of age. She has left two children
KILLED WHILE TURNING SoxERsAuLr.-Corone Gam
BILE yesterday held inquest at No 80 Market street
the body Of Thomas Dunphy about fifty years Of age
fracture OF the spinal column, caused by fall on his
head while turning somersaut in the hallway OF his
residence The jury rendered O verdict OF Accidental
DEATH Mr. Dunphy has left q widow and several
children
FATAL MACHINERY CAsUALrY.-0D the 21st ult Tobias
Dillon, young man, twenty four years OF age, was
caught in the machinery of mandatory in First
nue. Twenty street, and so terribly crushed
that he died in Bellevue Hospital whittier he was con-
veyed after Coroner Gamble yesterday
held inquest the body. Deceased was native Of
Jamaica, West Indies.
FATAL FALL ON suPBoARp An inquest was yesterday
hold at Bellevue Hospital by Coroner Gamble the
body Of Peter Watson, thirty1ve years Of age,
whose death the result Of injuries received by falling
down the hold OF the ship Ahambra lying at pier IA
North river few days since His jaw and several ribs
injured verdict Of Accidental death" was returned
bv the Jury.
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sy.ss so ~: Jones New Orleans: % cSss
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xi ssf5 ssss. S:ssss
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Joseph dresssS. Srl SsS;S
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srd dol Lord Daasrin Christensen. Savannah; Ellen
LONDON. Nov 2S-Arr Adele claussen philadelphia; 2sh
% a nSu sss %
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!s;isa Hudson Sysk ssna a FROM
< Stephenson, PriaaIe Buenos Ayres; Annie KimSsiI
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L1sIAsa Nssd Ida, Mena1s; Agnes Lovett Losett,
an aScsn Aps Now caToc storey om
Gss.Iss sy Essaasss r r1assss
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Nov & port sas Hp Dan avT Ru dor DO I'D
oS Nordskoa DAM Hansen, New York; 22d huda
os. Arr Geo Peabody, Paine San Francisco
SD a. ss pf e cs Ms' noe Warren for London
MApRAs Oct 2In the roads, Richard BuStsed Knowles
MosrEA,pEo Oct Ie7Arr DudEwan, cann' 81 John
sawroR1 ' Nov a@Ar chas sprasue Pike, Bristol for No
PoprsxcurH, Dec Putin Union 50, Palmer from Lon
don for NYors with machinery danaged. ..o.us
PORTLAND, Nov 3oArr Alfred Storey Ascongn' AeAan-
PAIrRmo, Nov ls-Ar Gratta Craig. cagliari 2sd Enge
g, G %,s w ssso s7d NFors
Dec cG ssas om
salvador, Wig ships Nary Riggs. Lowell. and Winfield
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pn.scs Noy ieArr sohr Hsipe. Eiisap Boston
Srnoss Eaasa SYofk acivcg DO fGr IysfpSs
baa s, Glover New Orleans both for Liver
Arr OF do 25h Ida Fcnsng Philadelphia sid for
RorrxRpAx Nov 2s-Cld W Gnade, Gehn Boston
RYpE, Nov 30Pu in for orders, Emily Farnum, Shines,
SHE. ps, Nov 27@Xrr Herald of the Morning Williams,
ST MionAnIs Nov i0-Arr Blue Jacket, otwsy, Work.
ST. vIxcENT, WOW TO- Arr otheo Piakham, Newport
soURARAYA, Oct Ain port Metcalf, Anderson. for
SINGAPORE, Oct 2o-sld MAGNET, King Boston;
ST JOHNS PR Nov 29-In port bark Sir Geo seymour
Watlngon for New York days. brig Sarah, for HALIFAX
DAYS
vALEscIA Nov 23--Arr Chatsworth Campbell, ealiao.
VERA CRUz Nov 2j-Arr barks Rapid (Br, Marschak,.
| NYork; 18th, Caros Reals, Glasgow.
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| Francisco.
cath Bouqeran. San Francisco Sid 2Sh, Harkavas San
| Francisco -
In port Sept 3d. Philip l. Mackenzie. unc Ida Rogers,
Norton Passing Cloud, for San Francisco; Saml Rus
| sell, Luce,
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/ NYork1.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S.
CIEAREn

CLEARER.
steamship Scotia tBr), LIVERPOOL VIA Queenstown
Steamship ATLANTA tBr) pInkham, Lcpdon--lIowlaud
Steamship United States Share New oreans-H Crom.
Steamship Harvest Balsen MOBILIZE W Copeland.
Steamship Ariadne, Crary, Apalachcoia, Fa-Benner
steamship Granada. Baxter Charleston SEA- Lears.
Steamship starlight pedrck wiming.on M Leary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fox &ce' 'A '
steamship ralrfai Winters Aexandra-II b Cromwell 4
Steamship Q II Stout Borden, Alexandria-J Hand
Steamship westchester, Ingraham Wilmington, Dei-A
steamship Chesapeake. Sherwood Psrtland-H crom-
Steamship Mary Sanford Sherwood. Bosson-whitney
Ship Chancellor (r) Jones' liverpool Williams Guion
ship Energy, Caukins, Liyerpool-spoford, rileson
ship Empire Queen tBr) Moran. LIVERPOOL w Eweli
BARK Mozart tBren), Hunterman, Liverpool-s Lulng
lark Ariel tBr) Jackson, Vera Cruz-Hargous a Co
Bark Thomas tBr), Peterson, cardenas-spence, Men.
BARK Ca.co. Gardner, Trnidaa-G Stephenson:
Rars sanehD Pansa Hsssn
Brig Il Kennedy. Smith eslyes.on.-yeung cowsn.
sS S 4ae srsn'S@ oay Bun.
Nsss
schr Union, Rich, Norfolk-J Henry.
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ms:s s%s Cscr :d Ds
Steamship PERT Delaney savannah Dec with mdse "a
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SHE Patrick Henry sof Iondon Page: mssoarn. Ags
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5 lon ia r. from thence tcsk due course for Cape
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4, a. g e, 50 % creed !, the equator Ecs q
lon p o. SPIKE sh,p scShen Empire Of ana frcm yer
oW spoke ship Cori9ga and for Boston from Cncvt,a
100 days out; Nov ~ Ramsay ralnaker, Of Boston
died aged " years; child OF Isaac Seymour passenger
dedngcd months; Nov 10, Mrs Rchd Mayer, passenger
was delivered Of twins.
shin ,y q Montreal Dassctt London DC, rs with mdss
N 1hus Durham. L.
ship Deifthaven Freese, Hamburg a days. with mds,
and SN passsnsers to Runhardt Co. Had six birhs AMI
three deA tbs on the passage.
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81 with mdee and passengers y Boyd hncko
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Brig fxxB Ryder, Pennington, Salt Cay Us " days WIN
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fsh, IL. 70 \ Dcvoif 4 60
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Goveraor Eyre on the Causes OF the RE-
voit-Haytien Prisoners Demanded from
the United states War Steamer De
soto-Haytiens Forbidden 70 Land in
Jsmaies without Passports. sc. -
BY way Of Europe we have received Jamaica advces
TO the eth Of November three days later than
received direct from that island In Jamaica papers OF
the 9th ut we find the following statements:-
Sir Leopold McClntock, the newly arrived comrno
dore, has hoisted his Tag at Admiralty House, Port
Governor Eyre had issued proclamation TO take effect
after the Both, prohibiting any Hayden landing the
island unless furnished with passport from the British
Consul and signed within ten days Of his departure from
Hayti
both places burned the huts there. Five rebels
had been shot by them They now going the rounds
The rebel authorities .L Cape Hayti sent TO demand
from the captain Of tine United States shpofwar De
soto all prisoners who had been received on board from
her Majestys ship Bulldog, inclusive of the wounded
and sick of that vessel The captain Of the De Soto
fused deliver up the English wounded and sick, but
handed nine Haytien prisoners, whom they had
ceived from the Bulldog.
GOVERNOR EYRE ON THE CAUSES AND RAMIFICA-
TIoNs OF THE REVOLT.
in his speech at the opening OF the Colonial Parliament
on the TN November Governor Eyre said:-It is my
duty point ont TO you that satisfactory as II is to
know that the rebellion in the eastern districts has been
crushed out the entire colony has long been, still is,
the Drunk ofd volcano scica may at any moment burst into
fury There scarcely dirict parish in the island
not ,cideiy dsseminated and many Instances openly
expressed. The msapprehensons and msrepresenta-
tions Of phanthropists in England and In this
country the n1ammatory harangues seditious writ
ngs Of political dcmagogues OF minded men OF higher
position and OF better education and Of worthless persons
without either character property TO lose the personal
scurrious, vndictve and disloyai writings Of cen-
tous and interruptions press and the misdrected efforts
and misguided counsel OF certain ministers Of religion
sadly niscaled II the Saviours example and teaching
Is be the standard-have led 10 their natural their
necessary their inevitable result among ignorant
citablc and unciviized popuation-rebellion, arson
murder These hard and harsh words, gentlemen,
hut they and this 10 time TO indulge
lected sentences or polished phraseoogy mighty dan
ger threatens the land and in order to concert measures to
avert IT, and prevent far human wisdom can any
future OF similar state OF things must
examine boldly deeply and undnchingly into the causes
which have led TO this danger ! know Of no general
grievance wrong under which the negroes OF this
colony labor Individual of hardship injustice
must arise in every community, but, as whole, the
peasantry Of Jamaica have nothing To complain Of They
less taxed can live easily and cheapy and are
less under obligation TO work for subsistence than any
peasantry in the world.
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Police Intslligence.
ALLEGED THEFT or THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS.

Police lntolIt 8ences
ALLEGED THEFT OF THIRTEEN HUNDRED AID FIFTY
DoLLARs.
Eulaie Cmomi, French woman, was yesterday ar
rested by officer Hodsson Of the Essex Market Police
Cou on the charge Of having stolen 81 900 In Treasury
notes $500 in gold coin and furniture worth $50 from
Simon J. Peixer Of - East Ninth street. Pezer al
leges that during his absence from home the accused
stole the money and hiring carman, bad the furniture
conveyed TO la Leonard street. Tho accused denies
stealing the money and claims that the furniture belongs
to her. According 70 her statement she mas been living
past The accused detained by Justice shandey for
examination.
ALLEGED ExBEzzLExENr.
Max Newman, recently in tho employ Of Messrs
Hyams Crow, 80 Walker street. yesterday arrested
the charge Of having collected moneys belonging to
his employers appropriated the same to his own use
Tho firm seem 20 believe that Newman has thus appro-
prated about 81 800 OF their money Lewis Lewason 10
also implicated tho crime and was taken into custody
Justico shandlev committed the defendants for examna
ton
swINpLrNe WITH MARKED CARDS.
Henry Hammer residing at No. 1876 East Twenty
second street. complained before Justice Shndcy that
no entered tho premises OF Christian Johansen, 229
Bowery, with whom he PLAYED game OF cards called
vingtet.rn, and lost fifty dollars Mr.. Hammer played
with other parties In the place and lost one hundred
dollars Hammer charges thai the CARDS win
which he played Marked and by that disadvantage
he was swndled out Of hts money. Johansen was ar
rested, and the magistrate held him In $500 for cxamna
tion.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
James Robertson and Fritz stam twenty two aud twen-
tyeight years OF age arrested by officer Field Of
the Fifth precinct charged with breaking into the dwel
means OF forcing orcn q rear window. An overcoaf
cigars, tw bottles Of yhfkey and two dollar bill wore
stolen The prisoner Robertson oon,esssd ina, nc sna
Justice Hogan and committed nor Isl IN defauh o.
81 900 bail
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Out orders with great care and promp
titudc. As much and Judgment MN be used IN tho
goods though the parties the spot
satisfaction aud feel certain tha, oio
favored your orders Will command your future pa
tronagc
Positively the largest variety Trimmed Jockeys and Der
bys In New York ranging prices from 80 u Sl6 We cal
the especial attention OF parents and - tncse ana
ask an inspection OF on? STOCK.
Goods put up good yle expressed to all parts OF
the United states collectable delivery. -
The propsctors employees OF any of the hotels VIII drecs
strangers to our
I26 sixth avenue, near Tenth street
NJ r. III sGISs
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BEs E.s.sssssBr, Murphy, windsor 10 days. Vim yass
p ". ras.s :as.n !. ss
e 10 's ss Rs :ss reg july
Fourth, Of Rockland for Mobile. -. 80 "a -
sehr Royal Arch (bE Dawson cornwahis No. !" Gays
schr Hope tBr, Cunmns Horton, Ns, 10 days. WIN po'
aaoes TO D r Dswolf Co.
schr = Kingsley Thomas, Fernsndina' RIA
schr w Richards, Arey, Jacksonville
Schr ID w Vaughan, Mount Savannah
schr Ten B.nks Rydsr GeorsesoTTn a,ra.vsn
schr Norah. Clarkson, Ballinaore.
shr Horace Staples Gibbs for New Bedford
schr Sarah. philadelphia for New Bedford
scbr Chas Moore Ingersoll: Philadelphia
sehr VIM II Dennis Lake, Philadelphia for Boston N,,
schr Black Diamond. yonng Philadelphia for Newport
schr jacob RAYMOND Poiwe Eiixabehport for NHaveD.
schr Martha MaS dr Prosdenee
Schr Edwin Allen. Elzabethport for Fan kiver;
schr Hannah wileis BOLT Ezabethport for Providence
Schr Cummings Boit Elizabethport ior rroVuehcc'
Schr Saxon, Cassidy. PASSPORT.
schr Frank Emily soiley c9law I1,l.ne,o, Nc
echr Ned Sumpter, Lord. Rockand.
schr NV Cook Bankenbury, Salem for Georgetown.
schr Emma Bacon Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Mary Cranser, Cranmer, Newburypof George
town.
schr James Logan, smith. Fail River for philadelphia.
Schr John Myers Van Cieaf, wareham for Baltimore
s schr Esry f Bird, stebolns Portland. G.
Schr Herbert Manton, Crowall. Newburg for Boston
Steamer Mets Burton, Baltimore
Steamer Chester Warren, Philadelphia A&
Arr l2th-schr J W Webster. Betsworth, Savannah,
days with cotton, to Van Brunt slaght.
BELOW
bemarie Ariqdne. United States, Washington.
Wind al sunset Ne
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q ahs.t hve hundred, the liberal general may have
res nay DO on ne cusk irss of rs town he win hardly
venture much closer the fortified position 81 NE Inn
perasts and 70 the ire Of the French veseloN war ID
the haxboT
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The Navy.

CHANGE op COMMANDERS OF THK RECEIVING SELF
VERMONT.
Captain A. H. Kitty has been detached from the Unled
states receiving ship Vermont and ordered TO Baltimore
on special service.
Commander A. @. Rhind has succeeded Captain Kitty
In the command OF tho Vermont
SUSPENDED FROM DUTY.
Mr. Rose, master sLipsmith in the Constructors de-
partment Of the Navy Yard has been suspended from
duty
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The Philadelphia FcDsaus In Favor OF
tEie senate.

A meeting Of centres and officers representing six
circles was hold in Philadelphia Tuesday evening"
for the purpose OF coctpg District Centre The meet
ing after passing the following resolution, adjourned to
meet on Saturday evening next
Resolved, That tho resolutions 10 favor OF Mr. Q Ma
hony published in the Philadelphia and New York
papers Of Tuesday purporfng 20 DO the unanimous
sense Of the Fenan Brotherhood, Philadelphia dis
dct. entirely unauthorized by the said Brother
hood that the meeting at which said resolutions were
adopted not a meeting of the Feniau Brotherhood
not having been called by any competent authority !;
that Is the duty of the Feniau Brotherhood Of Pha
dephia and OF tho Uncd states. TO sustain the const
tued authorities created by themselves and TO frown
down any attempt violate the constitution adopted W
tho last Congress- OF the Fenian Brotherhood
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THE Pa IFIO.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
THE DIFFICULTIES I'm PERU.
~ >~~.~~~~~~~>~~>~~~~r~~
the ESCAPE OF PRESIDENT PEzET.
Progress OF the Revolution i'm
Bolivia.
N>~~-~->~No~~~~~~~~-~~~
News from the Central American
Republics.
.>o~~>~~,~>-~e~~>>~-~-~~~
AEpJ. CHOLERA MEASURES In PANAMA.
&C. &c. &C.
wrI-CHoBERA MEASURES IN PANAMA

BY the arrival at this port yesterday Of the steamship
pa,c. Captain Homer, from Aspinwa on the 4th inst,
We have late and interesting intelligence from the
Pacific which win be found in the letter Of our Panama
correspondent. The Baltic brings no mail from the
Pacific ports south Of CObJa
Purser Moves Of the Baltic, has thanks for the
prompt delivery Of our correspondence
The following is the specie list OF the Baltic
IRON IAN FRANCISCO Wells, Fargo Co. SO, 600
Panama RaroadCo $34 695 Order u, 339
Drexel Wnth'p&Co. a. 700 FROM AsrIswAIL
Eugene Kelly Co. l030 600 8 l. Isaacs ASH. 100
duncan Sher' ms Co. 4Ol9l Miller Il Houghton. 500
Ang Bollnsnt 4 Co. 9b416 Hadley, Emo Co.. 500
q w Jordan $500 11776 Ribon 4 Nunoz. 1,472
Walter Watson. .... $3.50 r r. Walng....... 4O0
Lees & Waller. ..269,9l8 -
Total $ISo I3o