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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

GENERAL IRWIN BOLIVAR BUCKNER has
retired from the New Orleans Crescent, and
engaged in the mercantile business.
Ex-Gov. Thomas Overton Moore, of Louis
lana, took. the oath of allegiance in New Or
leans last week, preparatory to applying for
pardon.
CAPT. JOHN G. RYAN, who was conveyed
to Washington last summer in such mys-
FERROUS way as to excite attention, has been
released. He has been in prison at Vicks-
burg, Miss, five months.
A REPORT submitted to the Annual Con-
ference of the Georgia Methodist Church.
lately convened at Macon, showed that the
Methodist book and publication interest had
lost $4,000 by the failure of Confederate
currency.
SOME of the Southern journals are elated
in chronicling the fact of direct trade with
Europe. The Charleston Ne,rs SAYS "a
ship is expected here in a few days from
England, freighted with merchandise, which
will be offered to our merchants at rates
probably much cheaper than prevail at the
North"
THAT great and good man Bishop Hop
kins, of Vermont, is now making a tour
through the Southern States, for the purpose
Of delivering lectures in behalf of such char
liable objects as the citizens of the different
points at which he speaks may designate.
A SEVERE Sunday law, directed at the
Germans, has passed the lower House Of the
Indiana Legislature. About the same time
the negro exclusion law was repealed. Thus
We see Radical Legislature increasing the
privileges of negroes and restricting those of
a white race-the Germans.
THE winter has seen new fashion in Ia
dies dress inaugurated in Paris. 1t con-
sists in having the great-coats, which, in i'm
itation of the men, are now worn, fabricated
partly of one color, partly of another-the
body, for example, being black, and the
sleeves blue.
BY the Prussian law of divorce, it is re-
quired that, before Interior proceedings, the
pastor of the quarreling couple shall have
an opportunity of reconciling them. In
1864, of 1886 applications for divorce,
3,174 were reconciled by their pastors.
IN the Senate of Virginia, on Saturday,
the joint resolution looking to petition to
the President for the release of Hon Jefer-
son Davis, ex-President of the late Confed-
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MIR. CLEMENT G. CLAY.

Fate and the national will and purpose
that prolong the Imprisonment of jeff
Davis measures out the same destiny to Mr.
for speedy trial and persistent writing to
urge for a hearing, he has subsidized into
seeming apathy and patient waiting for
whatever may betide him. He would have
saved much waste of ink and worry of spirit
if he had entered on this course long ago.
Meantime his health, notwithstanding his
natural delicacy Of constitution, continues to
improve, as it has for the past three months
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16
GREAT PUBLIC SALE
OfNOst valuable City Property

ON THE PREMISES. on WEDNESDAY
" DECEMBER goth. 1863. at ~ o'clock
A. ". Two desirable Vacant Lots each 81 feet
on Cherry street. between Church and Broad ~
adjoining the residence Of Tom Smith, Esq
Terms Cash
On the same day II o'clock NJ, We will sell tho
JOHNSON HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, Kitchen.
etc. on-Broad street, near Cherry, and opp1sitr
the Broadway House The Lot fronts % feet also ?.
feet adjoining. Terms one-tdird Cash. balance
one and two years, with interest, and notes paya-
bic IN Bank and lien retained.
Immediately after this sale. between u and l
clock, we will 90 the residence Of the late Judge
Nancy, on Broad street. and sell two Vacant Lots
Immediately beyond fronting eacn s. feet on
Broad street by 2l09 feet dcen. :" free Territory
no taxes for period Of twenty years. Terms Cash
A rare opportunity j. now offered 20 secure
residence, and make good investments
J. l.. & r. W. BROWN, Agents.
declj-5t gSiL Union street
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THE RUTLEDGE ESTATE.
Great CI.nncery Sale or0fLots

GrcRi SF.GncCry Sale OF d lois.
NN THURSDAY. DECEMBER IST. 1865.
~ on the premises. at II o'clock A. NJ. VIC will
sell at Public sale. to the highest bidder a great
many Of tho most beautiful
BEErDaNG LOTS
ever offered for sale in the city Of Nashville. be-
ing those beautiful Lots on College HILL known as
the RUTLEDGE ESTATE, fronting each from
~ to - feet on University Avenue, Lebanon Pike.
Market, Rutledge, Castleman and Central streets
These Lots, in addition to their eligibility for pr-
waite Residences possess all the advantages Of Free
Schools. Gas and Water, and the early completion
Of the Street Railroad making them within a few
minutes travel Of the Public Square. Everybody
are expected 10 be on hand at this great sale.
Omnibuses and COLLATION. as usual.
f. b. FOGG, Executor etc.
VI. b. HOW ELL. e. x. NJ.
J. l.. & r. W. BROWN, Agents,
declj-tds SSlz Union street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

OFFICERS.
SAMUEL WILL President.
JAMES II. LUCAS, Vice President
VIM. T. SELBY Secretary
VIM. n. BENTON, General Agent.
DR.. JOHN 7. HODGEN, Consulting Physician.
LAKELAND, CLINE & JAMESON. Legal Ady'rs.
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actuary.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

nNE OF THE MOSTDESIRABLE GROCERY
~ Stores in the city. Address Box SIG, Nash
will -Dt#
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FOR SALE.
REsZDENCE FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.
PERSONAL NOTICE.

MIR. JOHN HOWARD WILL PLEASE CALL
vi on j. ~ Howard. at the United States Claim
Agency Of Howard Nelson. No. p North Cherry
street. nearly opposite the State Bank, aud learn
something Of material interest TO him. dec9-lw
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MORGAN C co.

DARTTES INDEBTED TO THE ABOVE
4 FIRM will find their Notes and Accounts
with Mr.. JAMES KYLE. al the new house Of
Stratton. Pointer 4 CO., Broad street Mr. X. 10
authorised 20 receipt for All money due the firm
Nashville. Dec. 2. '6J-dElm.
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FROM ALABAMA
NssrO testimony in AIabania-yTem-
9rial 10 the President TO withdraw

Nssr1 , Testimony in AIabana-ncm-
9riaI 10 the President TO withdraw
troops DC, dc.
The Legislature at Montgomery on Satur-
day last finally passed the following bill
concerning the rights of negroes in the
Courts:
he II enacted, dc, That all freedmen. free ne
grOeS, and mulattOs shall have the right to sue
and be sued, plead and be impleadcd in all the
different and various Courts Of this State to the
same extent That white persons now have by law /;
and they shall be cOmpc ent to testify only in omen
court, and only In cases in which freedmen free
negroes and mulattOs are parties either plaiptil
ordelendant, and in civil and criminal eases for
injuries on the persons and property of freedmen
IreS negroes ana mulattOs, and in all cases civil
and criminal in which freedman free negro or
mulaito Is witness against a white person, or
white person against "A freedmen free negro or
muiattO the parties shall be competent Wines !.
and neither interest on the question or suit nor
marriage shall disqualify any witness from testi-
lying IN open Court.
On Monday adopted the following men,
orial and resolutions on the subject of the
removal of Federal troops from the State:
The memorial sets forth the fact that the freed
men OF the State. the great majority OF whom are
under contracts for labor for the present year arc
encouragedin their idleness, violation ofcOntracts
and Misrepresentation, by the soldiers. especially
the colored portion thereof The memorial closes
with the following resolutions:
l. ResOtDed, That the President of the United
states be, and he IS hereby respectfully requested
and memorialized by the General Assembly of the
State OF Alabama to order the withdrawal of the
Federal troops now on duty therein
:. Resotued, That the Governor be- and he is
hereby authorized i'll the event of the withdrawal
of said troops to tender to the officers of the
Freedmen's Bureau the use of the militia com
panleS recently organized by the Provisional Gov
n aTRt Tharr . r
this memorial and resolutions be furnished to
General Swayne, and to our Senators and members
TO Congress, to be presented to the President Of
the United States.
The memorial and Joint Resolutions were
adopted and directed to be sent forthwith to the
Senate.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN TIE
i Fourth Story Of the USION AND American
BLOCK, well adapted 10 many purposes Apply
at the counting -rOOmof this office.
+. c. BURLINGTON co.
decl0-tf
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Dividends declared to Policy Holders Jan. l, 1865
Forty Per Cent.
Reader, Is Your Life Insured

DIRECTORS.
JAMES II. LUCUS.......... SAMUEL WILL
Robert NJ. Funkhouser, of Funkhouser & Burnett.
Chas. ii. Peck, Presd't of the PhiIo Knob Iron Co
Robert X. Woods Cashier of the Merchants Bank
Geo. r. Robinson of Robinson & Garlard.
ChaS W. McCOrd, of McCord & Co.. Machinists
John I. Thornton of Thornton & Pierce
Isaac H. Sturgeon, Presid't of the n. Mo. Railroad
Hon John Hogan, Member of Congress
Henry Overstelz, Of Oyerstelr, Wagner / Co.,
Lumber Dealers.
Mich. Schaffer, Of Nicholas SchaTer & Co Star
Candle Dealers.
William I. Gay, of IIanenkamp & Edwards
David Keith, Of Keith Woods, Booksellers and
StatiOneTs.
r. p. Hanenkamp, Of GAY & Uanenkamp
Isaac W. Mitchell
D. A. January, of d. A. January & Co., Grocers
- and Commission Merchants.
VIM. j. Lewis, of Lewis & Bro, Tobacconists
+. Rozier, Jr., Of 7. Rozier Jr.. K Co.
Jacob Tamm of Tamm Meyer
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

Jeff Dayis-IKis Condition. Health,
Prospects and IAOPes-What He
Thinks About His Triai-Hi. Views
of the Utility Of Bullets in Connec-
ton witt, the Presidents Message
Condition of Clement q. Clay.
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LOUISIANA.


Central X. Road Banks
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company. -
Bank of Middle Ga.~...S5
Marine Bank-..-.....-.....65
Bank Of Augusta
Augusta lnsurance......lC
Bank Of Athens...-...-...lS
Columbus. II.
Commerce.....lC
Empire St'te.l5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
J. J. CLEANER, New Oregon.

sFiinss Bitsors are prepared, in pure Bourbon
fs.sky, from combination of over twenty dic-
Ifsnt kinds Of roots, barks and herbs, which
AZ IL perfect concert one with the othgr pre-.
pared fro-l the original formula given By the
taat chief, Red Jacket, to Dr.. Chaplin, Wa
aSed Ae!n ucasssuy in lis practice for many
ysars, and by their gained Sc great pop,larii,
q the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
compliant Const! pa,ion, Sick and Nervous Ncad-
N4ae Fever and AcNs, al all distascs arising FROM
rpli liver or indi.cstion Persons s;c. ing from,
Ser Of these loathsomc diseases will find n sure
&c by tliI sSe of these itters hich are reric.,y
etfe and free from all those drugs and ;o.sors ur-
Giy pat UP in such preparations and palned Oh on
- ais'sase'ing public. single trial will caE-
S:lce the laost skcp.tcal that in the RED JACKET
N"rs Ia Virtue which no other bLters possess -
Taey strengthen and inv: gorate tho system.
Eaey are uaequaled for goaoral debility.
Thsy are sure cure for dyspepsia.
Thsy give good and healthy APPETITE.
Ta@y assist digestion.
Tasy are ia, best stimula1t in existence.
fhe5 ere p.e7eativo Of Fever and Aqua
T2s7 re.ia7, constipation.
icy cure Nervous Headache.
Say are perfectly pure aad palatable.
'ssd persons and deiicat. females will find they
e sare large doctors bills by the Use OF these En-
b"s
BE v2cs Of coun.eafrits. The Red Jacket Bat.
sTs are csiy sold 10 ho.iss with COR name blown
on the stie. aGr our private government aanln
K.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
At WHOLESALE ONLY:
Watches and JoWelry
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE
LOWEST PRIZES FOR CASH,

Army and Coustry Merchants,
Iraders, Suffers, end Genera! Deal
ers can muks enorDson, prsfna upsn
small mves!menN
Jewelry ofany pattern or quail
ity and in any quantity ssxde to
order. ...s ~. .a..
ly- Estimate. for any class Of work frrni-h-
cd ~ ra,ticulnr attention pad ie SUPPLY
ing Huelicnst,s Country Fsdlars Indian
Trc4:rs, and Army D.aler,
ANY style of Goods manufa sturcd, suil
as Inventions, etc at short notice.
ry~Good CGarassing CLERKS, Nth smah
Capiial ean fnd constant Employment II.
iul,ratsd l.ls.s and full part:cH ar, free.
The profit to the retailer is
very large!
Il Wholesale Supply can be carried in
knapssck, hand valise, or carpet bag, and
will not be like books-bulky Or inconyen-
.nt to carry from place to place
Remem1er another Ming'-Tbis businees
i, strictly honorable! rThere is no need
Of misrepresentng or exagerating. Or,
goods show for themselves, and prove theE
selves
~ 10 u DtibiuCSo III "t4Sh ~ oAbp"
satisfactory equivalent is given for the ny
ey received and an encourrrcing prof
pocketed at the rnnae time. 1t Is o.,
ton in which no person need be afra'
ashamed to canvass the same field e
and again. for where once our goods arr.
troduccd a pcrmanent and continuous |
mana is created.
To Soldiers in the army, or those ut hog
disabled by the Eardships Of war, to Cicrg
men out of health, Teachers, Postmaster
or any person W 10 wilhes either local o. -
active occupation, and one that brings will
it Great Pecun,ary inducements, this prs
sents a. opportunity seldom met with
TRY TT! AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES!
Carefully selected lots Of Jeuelry, compri-
sing our newest styles and most saleable
variety Of Goods, will be sent anYwhere in
the Loyal States. We are constantly filling
orders from persons leaving the choice Of
Goods who'll y with U.S. To such we prem
Use tho best exercise ofour taste and judg-
ment, and from our long experience can en-.
sure satisfaction. We ask no pay in advancs
state what style ard quality Of Goods are
waited, and we will send the same and col.
lect pay by Express at the end of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured in
the best manner, ofpure material, all war
ranted at prices from $40 TO $3.50 each.
Sent any wherc-pay collected by Express.
Satisfaction guaranteed! !! All apatches at
first prices; tAey being Of our osen tmpo'to-
tioa.
Circulars free by mail! Send for them!!
T. e. G. GAUGHAN,
Nanufaetursrs & Importers,
u52m3l 1tS bnoADwAv, New YoEx.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
Putnam Clothes-Wrin Ger

The ONLY reliable selEAdjxstiex N.irgcr
TIL. Fl, me beng Of Iren, thoroughly gal.
van zed. all DANCE from ruais removed, and
the liability to shrisk, swsll, split, &c 50
unavoidable in ooIen rachinss,!is proven
ted.
No thumb-mrevs or complicated )a.'sning,
to wear out or get out Of order; it can be
fastened to the tub in 4 SINGLE second
WARRANTED WITH OR vIrHQuT cos WHEELS
It took tho FIRTT PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1863, and is
u,tho,A an srctstion, the best Wr.nger ever
made,
Instead Of believing shs sta tements Of par.
ties interested in the sale Of other Wiring gers
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it thoroughly with any and all others,
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
It will wiring anything from thread to a
l.d quilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England,
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from ) to 10
dollars per day. .,... -r
Putnam manufacturing Co: gi-.
GrsrLxMrN; know from practical e.
pericnce that iren ueH galuan'eea nth zinc
,riN not oridise or rust one particle. | can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture Of chain for chain-pumps
and wat.r-drawers, in which | have tested
the affinity of iron and zine, that if the pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family comnen-
ced using one Of your Wringers. 1t row
performs all of its functions as well as it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an indispensable article with us, have
closely observed several other kinds of
clothes-wringcrs, the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringer but in my judy
ment they have failed. The Putnam wiring
en- is as near perfect as possible, end I can
cheerfuHy recommend at to be the best in use.
Respectfully yours,
JkO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio,
MANY years. experience in the galvan-
ising bushes en- able me to indorse the above
statement in all particulars. '.@'
JNO. G. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beekmann St.
New York, January, 1864.
No. 1, $3.50; No. A, IS 50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
TUE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. IS Plat St. N Y, and Cleveland Ohio.
pse,5> s. &. NORTHRoh Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03

NOR SALE.-A valuable farm situated
Il about midway between the towns OF
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 22o acres, 100 acres oft timber, 40
acres under cultivation ) 80 acres under pas
turc, grass land and mellow ATTACHED. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County
It will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
the prersises or of S. M: Cole OF New Oregon
w. B. OLSON.
pen Vernon Springs Howard Co. 1oaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03

TO PROFESSORS OF MUSIC AHATF.
YRS, AND THE HUSICAL PUP
Lie GENERALLY.
P. A. Wunderman,
Foreign & American Music
Warehouse,
s24 BROADWAY
Having on hand the largest stock Of Fer
eign Music in .sew York which he imports
from Europe expressly 10 meet the tss.a and
requirements OF the 4 meriean lovers Il Nh
sic respectfully calls attention to tia faos,
that he is row supplying Music Of Every
Sly e at Reelection OF TWEFTY-Fl|kt
FIFTY PER cent, less than any otEar house
in tho United States.
Private Families can be supplicd (pess
freey ny forwarding the cash to the aAe,a
address. Should tho saoun: Ct cash fer
.arled excesl TIE ecst Of the AUsis,
tie balance VII BE promptly returned in
postage eurrc1cy.
DE,LEss snd Professors 81 ou!i not neg
lee. tsis oppo-tsn y; :hey will be literally
dealt with.
n. B. Any ana s'ery Iieco Of Mnsie We!
cal Or iastrumentsD puhlshed il Europe
or America, will he supplied 70 order, If az
conpaniQd by tho carh.
Ecmcniter the Address.
p 4. " y y r N 4 y n,
FereigH and american Muse Warehouse.
S24 Broadway, New York n52m3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
EDUCATION: its Elementary Prin.
Phrenology Proved, Illustrated,

Spi AesLiEp aesompsRehhy a Chart, embracing an
Analysis OF the Primary Mental Powersin their Various
Degrees Of Development, the Phcnoncna produced by
their Combined Activity, and She Locatt.a " the Phre
biological Organs In the Head Together with view Of
the Moral and Theological Bearing Of the science Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03

t.I.r eF ACADEMY, sTEAAsaAT, T!NE ALARM,
AND GugRCH BELLS, WIN PARTICULARS As
70 w.ios.. airs, PRICE OF BEiLa, HAN
I&as &C.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
Es'TRAY NOTICE.

NSTRAY NUIICk. t3E
Taken up by c. A. Salmon Of Saratoga
township, Howard County, Iowa, on or
about the 9Th day of December A. D. 1854;
One black & white OK without mark or b. sad
supposed to be about seven years old; aAp-
pra;sed at twenty eight dollars befoseC. W
C.F WEBSTER
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
The illustrated IIvdropathic In.
Works of Hon. Horace Man, il

GLIDING his hest public lectures among which ar
Thoughts for II Young Man Powers and Putlcs c
Women Demands of the &c on Colleges; Rich An
Educated Poor and Ignorant; Eaccslreats Addresses
etc These esturs., particularly the first two have II
se ssesgxts fsrg.s had immense circulation, and ar
universally acknowledged 30 be Of tbs greatest value
sl.;5.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03

Il SGpfs Tims. Labor Cl3theSan Money.
Il (. sssy and firmly secured to the tub Washing
s,.s and vi it su Of any Sifs shape. Is Is simple
IN s conHrucIon aud does not ssSly get out efrepair
l.i.sot only rERFECT WRINGSR, but thu Cog
wheels give TIA POWER wiiSh renders it most aXcsL
pressing and separating as it dsss the DIRT
Nth she ~IVsa from the sl,thes.
Any u asieYuc,rsn can use id Ch,ld ten
seGrS Old can tg0). IL.
I. va sse its ever. months In tie saving u cosnss
gTs h0ye Screen sises. trom SIS o. 10 $4,000
1',c ordinary FGm'iy s!-esas No. i, 10.
ana No. ?, l. I,hsse hars
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-03
FAMILY DYE COLORs

FAMILY DYE COLORs
Black, Crim.cn. p;nk
Dark Blue, Dark Drsh, Purple,
Light Blue Light Drab, LOYAL Parole
French Blue, Dark Green, Salmon,
Ciaret Brown, Light Greea, Scarlet,
Dark Brown, Magenta, Slate,
Light Brown, Maroon, solterino,
SnuE Brown, Orange Violet
Yellow
Psvedf fast co'er., for ,lye;ng Silk, wo.llen
and Mixed Goods, Shawls, Sc.rfp. Dres-
sss, Ribbons, Gloves, Boxnsts, Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's
Clothing and all kinds Of
Wearing Apparel.
4 Saving Of eighty pc: cent.
Far rs cents yon can color AS many xs--s
~ wound otherwise cost five times that sum.
Various shades can be produced from the
samo dye. The process is simp!s, and an,
one can use she dye with perfect success
Directions n English, French and Ger
man, inside Of each package.
For further inform alton in tve:nr. and
giving - per feet knowledge whist eolors are
best adapted TO dye ever others with uany
valuable reeipes,) purchase How and S.ev
ems treatise on dying and coloring. ssnt by
mail on receipt Of prise,-iG cents.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene
rally. IiOWE& STEVENS,
n7T5yl SEQ broadway, Boston
;. Huntingdon, asr Wholesale Agen. at
McGregor, Iowa, is authorized to supply
dealers atosr prises. II. IS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-10-18
News, from INSTRUMENTATION of
q United States Troops.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 10.-The Tribune s
Brownsville, Texas, correspondent, OF
Sept. 18th, says: The 25th corps is pass
ing in review On the 10th inst. the 1st
division, under command Of Gen. Smith,
was reviewed and found in an efficient
state. The sanitary condition of the
corps is good now, owing to the change
in locality of hospitals, which have been
removed to ranches near the town. This
change has caused decrease of one-ffth
in the mortality, and the sick list is
growing small.
Again we hear that Gen. Carvajal is to
be here with 5000 to 5000 men, but
those few days have multiplied SO much
that put no faith in the report.
The Tribune's Matamoras correspon-
dent, September 14th, says on the 18th,
Guadalupe Garcio, who four years ago
was in command Of the line Of the Rio
Grande, arrived at Brownsville. He re-
ports that loan of 10000 has been ef-
fected by the Liberal minister to the
United States. He also says that arms
and other warlike materials have been
bought for the army. If this be true
the loan will enable the Liberal Govern
ment to raise legion Of 10000 to IL,
900 men, and this it has had in view for
some time past Such corps would en-
able it to regain all the country north of
the Lowlander river before the French
could collect force adequate to arrest
its progress.