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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOUR HOUSE, -
NOTICE.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, n. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
SECOND DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, >
Baton Rouge Dec. 9Th, 1865. J
DY PROVISION of the U. 8. Revenue Law all
ID Cotton, Sugar and other articles subject TO
duty, must have such duty paid to the Collector
before shipment, or the articles can be shipped
under bond to be furnished the Collector Of the
Dis riot, in which such articles are ioc&ted.
Hereafter the tax upon Cotton, Sugar, etc. ,
must be paid, or bopd must be furnished in
double the amount Of the tax, before such ship.
ment can be made, and such infringements of the
law as are discovered will work seizure of such
property as may be found to satisfy the amount
of tax, with the addition Of such penalties as the
law allows 10 such cases.
The amount of assessment Is due and payable
at this office, II shippers desire to ship on bond,
they will make application at this office and
bonds will bsffur nshed.
HENRY BAUsHER, JR,
Collector AM Dsbursing Agsnt,
dec14 United States Internal Revenue
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AUCTION s LIE
Mules and Agricultural Implements,

Mules and Agricultural Implements.
WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, Dec 9th
w at Halls Plantation, l mile below the Cor
poration, all the
MULES, PL0UGHS,
WAGONS, GEARS, z
CARTS, HOES,
AXES, COTTON sCAFF0LDs,
SHOvELS, COTTON BASR ETS,
SPADES,
and lot of Seasoned WHITE PINE LUMBER,
RAILS, PIJKETs, POSTS, &c nov on said place.
Sale 10 com nsnce at IL NJ.
Terms-~Uash On the spot.
dec Il ~
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MUSIC! MUSICl!

CHEET MUSIC, for Piano at New Orleans prices.
Accordsons,
Flutes,
Violins,
Flageolets, "3
Flies ard Patent Fife Tubes,
Violin and Guitar Strings, at
PEALs BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
septs Cor Third and Convention SITS.
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LOOK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER
H. CZARLINSkY,
Main Street, bet. Third and Lafayette

(Prendergast'a old stand,)
A Walls himself once more Of the opportunity
Il to infor 4 the ladies and gentlemen Of Baton
Rouge and It's vicinity, that he Is still better pre-
pared to furnish them in
LADIES' CLoAKs, of the latest styles.
HOODS, sHAwLs. CAPEs, NUBIAs, PoPLINs
DELAINEs, &c, DC.
He has also on hand one Of the most oomplsss
assortments of
GENTS SUITS,
DRESS COATS,
OVERCOATa,
And a variety OF PANTS, which he proposes to
sell at very reducsf prices
He is constantly receiving Fresh Goods from
the manufactures, which enables him to satisfy
one aud ail, both in taste aud price. dec12
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~ Messrs. DOYLE l. COCHRAN
are subscribers to the Plank Road
Improvement, to the amount of twen-
ty-fve dollars.
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y Ogiby the translator Of Ho-
mer and Virgil, was unacquainted
with Latin and Greek till he was past
the age Of fifty.
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- 1870 --------"---
TEL r. & R A = HEC.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE pros.
poets of an early admission Of the Ten
nessee members are daily growing bet
ter.
New York, Dec. 11.-The Fenian
Senate is investig ating the dIsburse,
ment Of large amount Of funds with
out authority with which O. Mahoney
is implicated.
w. Ell Roberts succeeds John o.
Nshoney as President of the fenlan
Senate, the latter being depnsed.
There is strong reason to believe
that EogIand will back from her posi-
ton on the Alabama. and consent t.
an amicabIe adjustment Of the question
10 dispute.
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Our Agents I'm New Orleans.

MEssRs. GARDNER L Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 6, Commercial Place, New Orleans
are to, duly authorized Agents in that city for
the Gazette and Comet.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.,

Will be sold at the same rates.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
Come and convince yourself that the articles
above enumerated will really be sold at the prices
specified. j. KUHN,
deco Third St. opposite the Bank.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by an experienced gentleman
n in the culture OF either Cotton or Sugar,
who managed Cotton Plantation last season.
Terms moderate and the hest If ree renee5 given.
For particulars apply at this office. decl2 tt.
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Nest Unprecedented Excitement!
The Store Crowded with BUYERS!
The Most Elegant and Magnificent
STOCK OF
Carefully Selected Merchandise,
Corner Of Lafayette and Florida SITS.
e.. BoNNEoAzE's OLD sToRE.)
OWING to the absolute necessity Of departure
by the at of February, bargains can be had at the
above place, for short time, at prices which
defy ell competition.
REMEMBER,
Corner Of Lafayette and Florida Streets
THAT You OAN PURCHASE
CALICO, warranted not TO fade, at rs, 271z and
80 cents per yard.
WHITE COTTON, at rs, 80, 3211 and s5c. o yard
:. ;. Longsdale, at so cts. per yard.
UNBLEAcHED COTTON. at 80, a21s, So and 40
cents per yard.
GENTLEMEN's CALF BOOTS, at g 90, ss so,
81 90, 81 so. s6 90, 90 90, 81 90 and 81 80
per pair. -
MEMS SHOES, CATERS and BRoaANs, at so
per cent. lower than at any other store.
A very descrip ton ofLadies Misses and Children
CATERS, BALMoRALs. SLIPPERS.
SHOES and BooTs-new styles.
The most varied stock of Boys Children's and
Gentiemen's CLOTHING, at incredibly low
prices.
A ane assortment Of NUBIAs, soNTAGs, Chill
drsn's JACKETS, HOODS, sCARFs and La.
dies HOODS with NUBIAs.
The reatest and finest stock of TRIMMINGS
HOSIERY, MILLINERY, Boys and Gentle
mems HATS.
A very large and varied stock OF French, (Black
ard Colored) CLOTH, CAssIMEREs, SAT-
TINETs, Kentucky JEANS, FLANNELs,
ETC., etc.
Every species Of JEWELRY.
:. French PERFUMERY.
WHISKY, by the bottle, 60 cents; half bottle, 30
cents; half gallon, so so.
All at O Complete Sacrifice!
noy30-1m =..
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Say Ludocyico, at the great age Of
one hundred and fifteen, wrote the
memoirs of bis own times. A singu-
lar exertion, noticed by Voltaire, who
was himself one of the most remark
able instances Of the progression Of
oldsge in new studies.
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WHO WANTS A NEW CLOAK,

TUsT RECEIVED a lot of beautiful Cloth and
ID silk Cloaks, also a splendid assortment Of
Hoop Skirts and Corsets, Of the best make. Will
be sold loss than cost of material at
PARRER'S NEW STORE,
dec2 Main st. near Third
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sayIn New York, on the 18th,
cotton closed dull at 46 cents for mid
ding. Gold closed at 145.
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FOR SALE.

- LIGHT TWO.HoRsE JERSEY WAGONS, one
Il WITH and the other without cover. For par
ticulars apply at the Drug store Of
dsc1l-tf J. X. T. HAYNES.
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SOMETHING NEW.

DEsT QUALITY ILLUMINATING AND LUBRI-
ID eating COAL OILS, Ia and 10 gallon Pat
snt Safety Cans. Prices moderate.
augl2 JOSHUA RKAL.
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BATON RousE CRY CoUNoIL Session of
December 5M.-Present: Hon. J. L. Elan,
Mayor, and hessrs. s. M. Hart, Jos. Lar
guier, L. L. Laycock, Ed. Willis and D..
G. Montan, Seleotmen.
Resolutions were adopted ordering q re-
moval of the old steam boat hull which OBJ
structs the landing fronting the city.
Permission was granted to Mr.. Rimaso
to build cockpit within the fire limits .
said building not to be permanent one,
Also, to Mr.. Jacob Piper to erect wooden
building on lot on Main street, the lum-
Der for the same having been purchased
prior to the extension of the fire limits.
Also, to Messrs. Becker & LANCE to cover
their new building on Main street with
shingles, until they can purchase slate at
reasonable price for that purpose. Also,
to Nine. Bory to remove a house, within
the fire district, from one part of the square
to another.
effective police force Of the city, without
further additional cost, by swearing in the
Constables of Wards Nos. l and to act
as City Coustables, their emolumeuts to
consist of ten per cent. upon amount Of
fines collected from parties arrested and
tried before the Mayor, the same fees to be
n L
Marshal.
A resolution was adopted to extend the
fiscal year of the City from the LIST of Janu-
airy to the 3lst of December in each year
and to abolish the present revenue system
of the city on the lst of January, 1866,
and requiring the Collector, Assessor and
Treasurer to attend the meetings of the
Finance Committee, and furnish them
with all necessary information toward en-
ablIng them to report on new system.
A Resolution was adopted, requiring due
notice to be served CD oil property holders
on Main, Third, Church, Lafayette, North,
Levee, Laurel, Florida and Convention
streets to repair the cutters traversing
their sidewalks and to repair said side
walks, as far as it can be done without re-
laying them with brick.
The following communication was re-
ceived and referred to the Pauper Com
mittee
HEAD QUARrERs PosT BATON EorGE,
BATON ROUGE, nov. 9th, 1865.
Inn. J. B. klas, Nogor of Button Rouge:
SIR Col N B. Bertram, Commanding
Post Of Baton Rouge, directs me to inform
yon tnat in accordance with par. of Gen
eral Ofaers No. 65, Headquarters Depart
ment of La, dated Nov. 9th 1865, copy
If " hich is herewith enclosed, no reiefcan
be given by the military authorities TO des-
titutes or TO the different charities at this
place after the Both inst.
Very respectfully your obi. servant,
A. +. HUNT,
FIRST Lieut.. and Post Adjt.
With this was received 8 list of IS pau
psrs turned over to the Corporation.
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auction :!

r PROPOSE TO LEASE OUT AT PUBLIC AUG
L ton at my residence, on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-06
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
The Army On the Move, Etc.

N,ubsyn, " O., March 3i.-Gener'I sherman ro-
turned here yesterday morning from Fortress Mon
Toe, Aocon panied ty MAIoI-Goneral Leggott. Brga-
dier-Genorh McCulum, General shetmAn's brother,
and Secretary stanton's son. Tho party leit ior
Goldsboro last evening. IN, enemy are supposed TO
be located quietly for the time being between smith
field aud Raleigh. ShormAn's men are Amufns
themselves by making raids small scale into the
cnemys lines capturing ,upplie, rebel officers and
men, who daily brought in camp. The steamer
Bat, which General sherman returned from Fort
ress Mon roe broke down ies miles below New BERN
and the General ed to tie city In ya~l-boat
During the day, while riding with General Palmer.
the hore, Of his carriasc took frsht and away,
bu, the General fortunately escaped injury BY Jump
ing from the vehicle
PhiidislphiI, Ir,t 6.-senator sherman srrvcd
in this city TO day. Ho lett General Sherman On
saturday morning. Tho army Of General sherman
then about moving according TO the pre- ed
plan adopted his late Walt to General Grant at
FORTRESS Monroe. The army was 10 magnificent con-
dition, and iA number much larger than generally
supposed
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Account via. " nshington
From Europe.

Tho nnau steamer E'nA, iroil Queeustosu on the
ljId OF Mach, Las arrived At this port.
The London M,RNING STAR Ia reiening to the al.
10 ed possibility pi rplliasion by the United States,
aasetts that the Government a Washington IL a. u.
capable u rcpudiAIhs ts oblisstous the Govern.
meut Of England.
The Richmond correspondent Of the London TINES.
writing On tho 10th February says that he never had
less hesitation assuring the North that their work
is not more than half douo lie lhat the tsrn.
offered BY MI Lincoln at tho recent coniof once has
wrought cou plete revolution In the feelings OF tho
south.
In the House Of Commonsl on the 9cth March MI
Gregory asked whethoT any aud what .tCps hal been
taken protect the yoperty Of Brith subjects, pur
chased and paid for Ia the southern States Of No,th
America before tho comueIcement Of the war here
proof had been afforded OF the bona dde nature Of tie
transactions.
Ar LAyGrd said | presume that the question sp-
plies mcle piIlcu 70 cotton, TINS CO,tou comes
under two categ that which hiss been y cd
Nv anihlI LAs " Vie soeasd ConisdsIats sLAlas
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bresh. and tho c-7slu NJ the forces made ,hov Of
supporting the uoN~tnu.vnL bot ~ neither his ucN-
nor bis men '.oJI - him. be soon rave himself
up. tntortunAaiv, i'JT Vr five uidte we're kaDd,
rather by id,ut th.n othersi anj SCOd doA Of
alarm existed for time
Senor Counr .1ly sworn In NJ NOM vcstcr-
dsy At the CsllildO, as f.oyta,on0i tfcsicut o 'hc
State. On Friday last an nFu ed force IA DiapN'' ''ht
from Panama 20 AsIIuwpll, ~ tsta hrh The pros r-
iQuA guverunOui the 9. GA the NriiNHl of tlt men,
they wetC met b. the ~ ec', S'uor Rra,.o O. Ui-
po-ei them With tue sidNl police '..rt un '. IH'
ehArre and IN the eucJuntei tLtv" o. 'lr lt. ttr
niI"d The aeps eut va 1hca m'Hocl '.r ~
tie Tee FNveiuueut. On VI .LfuH u'r, t ''.'. O -
sent 20 NetNuV erd Ch. i;ul with a suIi,Rr '.
" Ia eypartrd / ltoe le lioodslrd ga 20, ni..
I.sce, as thu, i the ex-rrrsdonr' ugfitl riG'. Ia
isnnua e,"N Thing IL 4.ict, anu no tuttA-t '".. '
II angic patel
A -Niudlof hom ran, naursi Uraurc ard, p 'uin-
uon OF tie Conietcrao reu,tal ot thai nrue, phh'c4
through hero on the 2tsl lie b, .U IA O.. .. ihn
Iafh Buuis" 20 the cttou' oi 2,Uo.ut irNuc4. \
French dete,tr COULD t.low him to san ltan.i. u.
ne eiu OF N-U c. u"W NUthAaUnA lac ca
desti lcN NN ftt. .sis4 ...HH..aN.
III, Pr dent pf tuurli iA usa rrcummru oil tho
free rans, at -uss the istA the ciUa- oi Lou4-
y vessels " war.
The1.s snir ,arca cr 0ou uanlcr Davenport
bca, ing tic broad pyuutut .t NtwIuI peaIsJa, IA.
rived here on the i5tl. 'fom tHi.to
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their sort,. and sfer = false attack. late hour
is.t nisht evacuated, and shio-i Immediately after
Cors auvsneed and occupied the In, IN their mont
And at day ght OF the morning Of the 3ri OF April
House.
The following are the name. Of tho eompo.itor-
ETC. employed In editing sctting NJ type aud wort
Ins oh the hrr Union paper published in letoubute
Va since the commenceueut oi the i'l ellion Ma
lor X. Eden S1ih Wisconsin Volunteers, editor /;
Capt. ChAs. M,Cicery, sth Michigan Neter ran Nouu.
lee.I Vsi.tsn; editor ChspIAn u. HeWie, First
Miehifan shaipshoo.ere editor :. W. uihih sec.
G asrstt q Bfirsde lot 6yi.oa % B,nd 'i ). BSSt,,
feld, sth Michigan Nouutccrr Corporal John Tcas-
dale 5''h Wisconsin NoIunieois; Private ", n. u.
stuart. ld Michigan Sh.i p-hootet.; Private =. d.
h~tvicS. ist chttan 81 .p.hu,tets, Private >.
DAlryiupe, g5th rounsy lyania No.unt,er..
The following items are taken from the editorial Of
the paper.
FAsmoN,BtE ApRtv,tA, ArEu 3.-Cen. Grant
and IAN, sni the aruiy Of tho Poe me reurIaly.
, a nAc cent = Gee AMI pc' pennl we're found "
the Petersburg Court House this morning, supp lsed
TO le Gil the svallAl g spece N the city.
From vh.t w hAve s'en Of supp 80 In this city,
ue ludre the sores are hN no mean- all empty.
OF ably on the return Of business pt'icscs 10 ths
place there would lie activity and bustlo enough
within their opruCd door
Not the least happy OF the roterhurnAnS mado
hnTpv hy ou- co.nins IL the coiOrpi population Ia
IA thoy are ali just slid in the ubiauon to see rs
hoIo,
Among tho dstlnruishcd citizen. We saw on tho
ct Get THE morning ere hris-tcu fpor, toniedcr-
ate ptiolri prisoner, and ". / Jones, Jud, OF tho
JlIyuit Court OF ths distiict
ON saturda, last huur IN Petcuturc sold AT the
mO4efate price Of eleven hundici dolsfr barrel.
Su.af and bacon vr,e ejuAlt Moderate. n doul 10
sav-back Confederate hlucuack being the cost Of .
pound OF each.
Al tie bridge. about Pctcrburr, some five or ii,
IN number Heie tos ed by the robcs lat night ON
Their departure.
he band OF the Second brigade. Fir.t division,
Niuth COPS, ttc tt-t band Co pay In the ci.y
ai % s capture, They entered It.. city Just after
"a, 40 at, slt vtis sgn l,s,olrsint ~ ttt mu,.o lo
the uproat hu tuushs OF the troops and the whole
cont ubund tribe.
The First Michigan sh,rp-hooter- have the credit
Of bcing the hr-t to occupy the city, and Of hoaug
their taf tlOu the dome Of the Ic'crslurt Court
IioIsC. Other dtgH / ousing to different tosi-
Iucntr, were not long b,DiudhHnd In setting ih"m-
ru pysed all the lIudiIgs OF pubic character
tu the c4ty.
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Important from Panama.

The Panama stan AID lInA Id Of March qist IN.
hgen ece.yed. 1t states that On Thur.dsy evsnln.
the 9th inst the long talked Of revoluton assin,, m.
state Government broie out in Panama. 1t.
quiet aiiaT, The whole matter being settled In foe
minute, by the actual President Senior C.lancaa,
abandoning his post and taking refuge In the United
atss Consulate, until he hid a ohsnos 70 ssceps
shout ni'ni.ht on bOard the United States ,opp Of
war St AaFys, the ar.eet Of the Ieadius member, Of
his admin 'rston, and the assumption Of ths ires-
DENTAL chair BY the candidate Of the revolutionary
party Senior jill colun!e The national tr.. ~ lhs
militia, and the population general a.9e- 90 hsvo
been on the same aide. The uImAuH u the
pAlloaal 0rnAs W AkIaAlAS W Ila -AA 49,
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MeWa LENA


JAY CooEs reports hs snOs'' p'un7 90 ~ tet.
on thirty Loan yesterday, al s-Jti,'oY
Rsvigsiioa between D4uIIk AM C.,-'-.
sandusky, Tos11 az Delf> - su4" oie..
Xmas BAR. n, On, e., Be-, most rcsl.. t.l ,,..-
zsns Of Baltimore q el vest ia3 upr,.u,
Tns Rish. fa,y ~. a. .'s LaAccy, l. .Ao. .,
the wsatsfp D,Das.o - :-~ ~, .loI -. ...l.,..
d.ncs In 0sney,, y,-t rlaY uipg.
RsnAL .lezrAn no surgeon AAru4.r, as,.
81 uN44Ot'. H. %, ii' 9th. reports tul, "a
GSnerL Pytts. "a soyert.y, but pot dan. .et us.t
wounded. II sYlrcted that hs vii re- o.gr
TuE volnd.. olS,Grs and mon from t., l.t, ~
tics eon.l'.4a ~ Arrlrs u Washing on Crown
prspnSIs eJnitnus 70 arrive al ~ Point .....
numbers are belt Seut or 70 P..nt L5oko..
Ins fans Il of Surgeon General WAlarI, .. ..lv
renton's stSh took place Al A. Dsny yes.er a .rr.
Noon. and wAS sHsndei by Le Governor saa ,s
stat, the msmbsrs Of tie LsgislAtar. an u. Lu-.
and HlA regimentA
c0.sp'ysa w ~ .LaG paga
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New York State Legislature.


Albany. hp-tl S.--DrLs PAssrp- -Incorroratnr
and Justice, Courts ia brooklyn The Oruoto Cha.
ter bill lgeorYra'ins he students' AID Assoca-
additional poser- tpon the arbitration committoa ii
the Nov loik Nh@uoct OF 'omme,ce. lncoIpoiat NJ
the 'Lonrshofeu"A'. BeueNoleut Socicty, liU1kIvu
oRpsErp To tulm kgApISG. .-lncoiporsting 'Ae
Young .ns oul AbstinCnce society OF New IIri
ety Nc. T. oi Se~ York. 10 chsnge ths nGme VI ,ha
Free AGnig'Iy q New hork lncolpDnuus tLc
OF Me- Soft. -' ' ''a''NNS
Mr.. 'ha1er then Announced the dgA'h ol L. -.
Hard. sureeon-GensrJ On tho stac Of .io,. a.
and AFTER brief etloslcs to his m'mor, Pos A
shafer, Angel and hlabcn, the so4.io toota u,.g,.
The senate resgtne the consicfr 1n II the ., t,.-
M. shsfcr novel to .,rite ont g. D 4 ID, pr,iiin.
that ieristered nGnio may b. o. t,I of or i.r
ys,h % OF ~ electors that Tue person not AYuNcd
Ihi. clause was rIhsoluenty eh-ii'ed 50 NJ 20 ,..-
pooi 10 the inspectors that tho lyi-1. - boz. eu..
le bi siicr further debate wa, orlo.a4 .e third
reading
Assembly.
iir Creamor Introduced uill 10 srieud thr oi,i,-
5, of B,ooEi,n. Tielirf.. .i', i,'t,. rr
map Of blookiyn ~ p,af't iu, u..i Of. .iut tvo
taken w and ro".unitt.d u .uc '....uj' CUmi.lI-
tee.
The Dry Doct ,n1 Fat Brood w. Railroad Uua,p
thea ;akeu up and "a ssd, ~ to,-.
REroHls 10 anne the e. GO. n Nc Erst No,
lolk and Jamuica lta. lrusi Co.. ..u.. int .tu.i
IN adth aud l25'h succt-, Nca lp.y ln,o. .rnll,ia.
q American Literary Ksil~.' uioI. "a .,ri,. t,,,.
stiAh wy hhltht' .'hhl '.f 60 TfI. IN 20. ~ t4
ing the Il ook}u MtrS't touiu,.t. ~ e4nena 'ha
at Iolhtyrto 'eut.a-c AMI dra. 30 in .,t~ 70.
and broOslyn. lncoipprAtus thr Tl.t tcsiu.ont a
ISOLATION VI New lo.k. Amrudtus me cuAliui ut
the French lien 'v'lnnt socip u, Nc hoIk. I. -o,.
pontins tho Beethoven Manor CHOIR. luco pot,l -
the veteran niO4 & .boi Su~ huit. tuDo,I.llR ius
the sta'e Eclectic h'clcM SUr.r .rtg Hc.ati,o to ilr
Court Of Special sersions NeT iork. To ,stnbn. .
tho Low tnatitLtN OF Ags yrk.
hlLH iSTtppt 90 -.Rolu'Iyo 70 NhGrta'c ~ Nr.
fOrk. lilW r the -uut hIll A was iuUulucs ia tln
h"nao last eN'ulnf. IL itAuthpiaDs the tptuin ui 40
Port ~ Clart tN''an t"srtl- ILut tIu nov ,.r.U.i
fIUm tit r.y i1t . Of uHunuc, one ant h.li fa..
c'nt per IoT tu'ir tauutsC To- prevent oint tt q
companies from J.,i di7luUidH O'u.T tlnn ton,
KEeoiu1io,,-'s Mr. y C~1,!u To urpend ,h,,
rucs VA oTdul r. ToousliCr 4u tuu siv,!pe ana,
vote pn the iirvaiNaY faa4lI. lAiupad tin IlD
resolution w geNolsisor a. ftod ly vote oI a,
" ~.
TvtymC ftssfOF.
The Assembly fns1t ~ 80 thanks 70 Hrira. sf.
General Cut.s aIu NOH H to- their horUic condurt -
Fort flsheii rcte -dDgted uHsuunOuiy.
bundry trfnous'rAuro' were pIeseu. ed a. aust tho
Second and IhI.u tuuo ksilioai bills
MI Lows reSHl.uOn, IN i0yOT OF giving preiefo Ca
In the hppOintusu1 10 O,lce 70 ueu WAu have r,.tt
the eountry Ia We AIuiy " navy, vas Gdoptc4. A..
Jul uod
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letter iHicd ~ IiavsnA Apr,l i.t, ss,, "Mrs
Oyicdo. cf diamond wcddn; fame is lIlng % very
critical condition ia the small-ioN. OF which va
have sevetai Zee. Tho disca,o is t,IyitcI 70 hl,o
tcon brought hvher from New York. Tho s'oam,r
Ovi, Captain Miht, arrived bore MarN 3Uth. She
tried TO 80; into Nassau, hut could not Tho nuthor
ties iheio still h,d Marr. lieutenant In du. arca
vii. los hzyiug r",.uitoi there, 10 ia 'Rd that tuo
owl iriei To act INTO ~ Maft's and iacd. Tn El.
lish steamer AJAX 10 At Nassau, d0uhur-s iitiue ogt
fol "a Cofuair. rebel steamer came m there tAs
Othor day, communi Gated with her and lett
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The Rhode Island Election.

Irortdenee, 4 priI b.-At the state election o.da,
Mr. Smith was reelected Go,ernor without opp,.t
ton. There only about b hif "a vote out Thonns
A. Jsuctes and Nathan =. Dixon are tc-oe, to to
Congross by large mainiites. Mixed tickets ot Re.
public ,ns and Democrats elected TO tho \ sruhlr
in ,his city, Newport, North Piovid, nee Gun lln.
Maruick and othor towns.
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Tho Firo DrpV r:mcnt Commisn.Ioncrs
Dyoinled

Albany, Am. ioyornor Fen,on thid lnoir o.,
70 the senate he names OF aesais samuel Ss,,
Piuckney, Is otL and Brown, Comnissiousrs l.1 f..,
Paid Fire DcPIr1-ca' 'i provided BY tie IA. .
Gently passed by tue lApisi-tufo.
There has Gcn od dori u feeltue boo o.s.
Governor Ponton'a choice Of Cauml-Iou. . 80
excepting MI b."~H' MsT Democrat, al s-e L,y...
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