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FROM TEXAS.
Indian TrOubles-State Convention 40 be
Held.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-The Indians have
created great alarm on the northern frontiers
of Texas.
The Austin htelligeHcer says Governor
Hamilton will soon issue an order for the elec-
ton of delegates to II State Convention, to be
held about December 18th. The Convention
will assemble a month later.
The Houston Telegraph, Of November 10th,
learns that orders have been received in that
State from Washington, not to muster out any
more troops or sell any Government property
until further orders. The Germans in Texas
are preparing to plant cotton extensively and
raise it by their own labor, and invite the i'm
migration of their countrymen.
There are as yet no mails between New Or
leans and Galveston.
The steamer Wellington has arrived from
New York
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STATE AFFAIRS.

Acc1pEyT.-On Thursday q company of gentle
men went from Berlin to the beach hunting ex-
pedition becoming fatigued they sat down to rest,
and threw their guns carelessly on " ground Upon
dentaily discharged, and his brother Lemue Received
the entire contents in his foot entirely seyerlng two
toes Mr. Seby fills the important position OF cap
FIRE-A fire broke out in the steam -four and saw
mill of Mr.. Joseph Isaac, at Glenelge on THURSDAY
afternoon last. about o'clock which was totally con
sumed. The flames communicated to dwelling oc-
cupied by Mr. William Isaac, Postmaster, which was
also destroyed Mr.. Joseph Isaacs loss is estimated
Ihe fire originated by an accident.-Hocard County
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Intervention In Mexican Anairs-The
Monroe Doctrine to be Vindicated.

New YORK, Nov 1S.-The New Orleans
Times says, in relation to the rumors Of naval
and military preparations:
''We have information that we are not at
liberty to disclose, giving positive corrobora-
ton to these rumors, and we hesitate not to
predict that, unless the French troops are
withdrawn from Mexico before Christmas,
there will be active intervention on behalf Of
the Liberals, and the traditional policy of the
United States be vindicated.'
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Fire at fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. 1s.-A fire
broke out last night about eleven o'clock in
the building known as the Shakespeare House,
on Main street, which, extending to the two
adjoining buildings, was soon a mass of
smoking ruins. All that could be done by
citizens and soldiers was done, but, owing to
the absence of fire engines, little good could
be effected. The premises of Hart q Hays,
commission merchants, were entered by bur
glars, and the safe, containing some gold and
silver, robbed. The value of burned buildings
estimated at $4,000; little or no insurance.
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THE NEWARK CATASTROPHE.
verdict Of the COrOner's Jury-The Switch
Tender Found SauiIfY of ManSIaugiter.

The coroner's jury concluded the investiga-
ton into the causes of the railroad disaster in
Newark, n. j., on Friday morning. The
verdict was as follows:
That O'Brien, the switch-tender is gritty Of
manslaughter; and that the city authorities
should restrict the rate of speed at which rail
road trains shall run through the city.
On the announcement ofthis verdict, G, Bricn
went like q child.
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Making Restitution,

R1cHMoND, Nov 19.-Gen. Turner has de-
tailed three officers to investigate certain de-
predations committed on the farmers in the
vicinity of Richmond, with instructions to
charge the amount of damage to the guilty
parties, or when the act is traced to a regiment
only, the amount to be deducted pro rata from
the pay of the officers and men of the regiment
present. Many farms near the city have been
striOped of provisions
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From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, Nov. 19.-The steamer VIM.
Kennedy, for Boston, and the steamer Hat
teras. for New York, sailed to-day.
Two hundred army pontoons have arrived
here from Rich hmond.
A whale, fifty feet long, appeared in Hamp-
ton Roads this morning.
The steamer Edward Everett, from Hilton
Head for New York, put in here short of coal
to-day. She reports that the steamer W. W.
Cecil, for New York, put back to Hilton Head
in distress.
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The Jamaica HnsurrectiOn.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 18.-The Jamaica Stand
ard says that over 1850 rebels have been
hanged and shot in the parish of St. Thomas
on the East, and it is not unlikely that, ere the
court martials there sitting are over, 1000 in
dividuals will have paid the penalty with their
white and colored races of the Island.
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From MexicO---Gen. Logan and the Mexi-
can Mission,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1S.-The Commercial s
Chicago despatch says that Gen. Logan to-
day, in conversation with friend, remarked
that he would accept the appointment of Min
lister to Mexico provided the Government
would order twenty thousand armed men to
.accohpsty him to the capital of that countrs
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Fenian Demonstration.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 1S.-The Fenians
held a grand torchlght demonstration this
evening on the Brandywine. Addresses were
made by John NJ Moriarty, of Philadelphia,
Hon. F. F. Smith, P. NJ Plunkett, and
Centre George O'Nei The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed
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General logan and the Mexican Mission.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1S.-The Commercials
Chicago despatch says that General Logan to-
day, in conversation with friend, remarked
that he would accept the appointment Of min
lister to Mexico, provided the Government
would order twenty thousand armed men to
accompany him to the capital Of that country.
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-THE La Prairie mnr-
derer, Stanislaus. Barreau, was executed to-
day, at 10 o'clock, in the presence of about
fifteen thousand people. He slept soundly
from two until six clock this morning, and
seemed resigned to his fate.
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The Mexican MissiOn-What Gen. Logan
Saws

CINCINNATI. Nov. 1s.-A dispatch to the
Commercial of this city, from Chicago, says:
General Logan, in conversation to-day
with some of his friends, remarked that he
would accept Of the appointment of minister
to Mexico, provided the government would
order twenty thousand armed men to accom-
pany him to the capital Of that country.
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Nashville Cotton Observation-Disclosures of
S,r,ime.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 1.-THE Cotton market
is active to-day, prices ranging from 40 to 13
cents.
Robberies and murders still continue in
this city and vicinity. -Four men and one
woman were killed near the Chattanooga
depot last night.
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Heavy Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-McElroy's dry
goods store, Ninth street, above Chestnut,
was entered early this morning and robbed of
ten thousand dollars worth Of silk,
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Governor Morton Going to Europe.

CINCINNATI, Nov. l8.-Governor Morton,
of Indiana, has turned the duties of his Office
over to the Lieutenant Governor, and will soon
leave for Europe
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"A pomologist in bingham, Mass, makes
a successful fight against canker worms by using
rough box with its sides about foot hgn' ana aoUu6
the same distance from the trunk of the tree lhis
box he fills within inch ofthe top with spent tan
nearly flush with its upper edge, he nails leaden
gutter which being filled with cheap kerosene oil,
no canker worm can get through,
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"A good deal of excitement has been caused

"A good deal of excitement has been caused
in Nashville through the discovery by the committee
of the Legislature appointed to investigate the af
fairs of the State Bank, that between five and six
millions in spurious notes had been issued by the
rebel Governor Harris and his accomplices. Their
plan was to secure the notes and date them back be-
fore the rebellion commenced. in order to give them
greater apparent value, especially in case Of col
lapse Of the rebellion,
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The Pirate Shenandoah.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Times has a re-
port that the pirate Shenandoah is en- route to
Peru or Chill to be sold for q war vessel.
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"A few days AGO a Som of .Inhn Baker. Q

"A few days ago son of John Baker, Of
Thorndike, Me-, knocked his father down and robbed
him of 1915. The father was at work in the woods
making shingles. when the son suddenly made his
appearance armed with stick, and demanded his
money. Upon his refusal, the robber dealt him sew
era heavy blows over the head knocking him sense.
less,
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SMALL PoX IN NASHvILE-SIXTY-TH
n - rr II

SMALL Pox IN NAsHvILLE-SIxTY-THR
PAIeNrs. .AONRF FtIpEf-A TALE OF Woe
TIM small po2( found its way into Nash
vile in dangerous and even dreadful folm
can now no longer be matter of doubt. In
a miserable building, on the bank of the river,
erected as temporary shelter for patients put
off from steamb boats, now lie over sixty-three
human beings in all stages of this loathsome
disease, white and black mingled together, no
fresh air, no wholesome food, no medicine, no
attendance. The city and county corpora
tions are, it is said, entirely without funds, but
the safety of the whole community, leaving
humanity entirely out of view, demands that
prompt and efficient measures should at once
be taken to relieve these sufferers and place
the public health beyond the possibility o.
contagion.
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A Singular MOnOmauia.

A man in Darlington, who has for some
time been suffering strange alterations Of
mind, few days since tried to force stone
down his throat, using a stick for that pur-
pose, and the result was that he forced a
trightful hole through to the external surface
Of his neck, causing death. A post mortem
examination of the unfortunate man developed
the astonishing fact that his stomach contain
ed one stone % inches in diameter, weigh
ing Il ounces; another stone, of irregular
shape II inches in diameter, weighing ounces
another stone, inch in diameter, of the same
weight; piece of corn-cob 2! inches in
length, wooden handle,r such as is used to
spin tops, A inches long and half an inch
square at the end; another stick, p inches
long and over half an inch wide; and a corn
husk IA inches long, which had been thrust
down his throat without chewing. The case
was very remarkable. e.-POUidence Journal.
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How THEY SERVE QUAcK DocToRs IN
FRANcE.-Two quack doctors, of extraordi
nary local celebrity, named Colandre and
Benati, the latter an Italian and calling him
self commentators, have just been tried by
the correctional of police at Lille, for the
illegal practice of medicine, and sentenced to
fines of 1,6O0f. each. They drove about Lille
and the environs in a carriage with four
horses, proolaiming that they would cure the
poor gratis, their rich clients paying for them;
and they became SO much in vogue that people
thronged their doors from five in the morning
till eight at night waiting for their turn to got
advice,
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On Friday the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
decided that conveyance from State bank associ-
alton to national bank is subject to a stamp duty,
as in the case of a deed for real estate from one
owner to another Stamps have not been placed upon
such deeds heretofore, the parties being OF the op
ion that deed from State bank to national oank,
into which the former had been merged vas no1
deed OF conveyance from one owner to another'
MRS. COBB VS.. OFFICER BAKER. =,
This case was called up this morning before the
Criminal Court, Judge Wylie presiding, but counsel
not being prepared to go 1t was set down lor tra
at the next term of the court,
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THE DEsr OF V1RGISIA.-A statement has been
going the rounds the press that the debt of Virginia
the case it is not one twentyifth of that sum- The
debt Of Virginia before the breaking out of the war
was only nittion eight hundred thousand dollars,
and every dollar of it, with interest, will be promptly
paid.-Richmond Repablie.
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Since the close of the rebellion the following States
have paid into the United States Treasury the
levied by the act Of Congress of August 5th, 1851
Tennessee Sl71000 South Carolina, S3i,756 IL Vir-
gna Sill 400 27; Florida S43507 81; Arkansas $685.
165 3d. Louisiana $Ss 23 r. Nevada 50 592 80; Wash
ngton Territory, 81 l43 o.
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Tree Nearoea In t:eoraln.

Hundreds Of black labor rs, says the Augusts
tGsl rEAsscalrr, NV. 9.h. Loys fo,k,1 into car
cities from tho plantations, aud have idlOi through
the streets, from day to day, without any osten-
able means OF support. They have many Of
them, ahiured all regular employment, and are
seeking Tor little jobs, which VIII &C -upy them tor
an hour or two, or day nr two. great fellow,
with the Drawn ofa Hercules, will start . little
grocery store on peck u potatoes AMI = chicken.
Two or three sympAtlizing friend, will always be
lOund by the side VI the prOprotor IS he SITS In
the street, watching his sIOres aud wa.Iing for
custom. Perhaps tAey are 81 eculstors watching
the variations oi tho market; perhaps they are tic
clerks Of the es ablishInent We passoA one .ght
\ group % uc,rOos lying asleep around fro Ia .
she'd All the Misunderstanding had leon burned,
and they had already began TO attack tho ROOT. A
tew nights sitter tho ROOF had q uto disappeared,
and they were sleeping under thu opeu sky. Many
thsits occur, as the writer Of this article les
tiiy, who has teen robbed three tunes In as ms ny
months. Tue proportion OF deaths has become
very lArso; and this ~ not wonderful, CONSIDER.
ing what novels -ro crvw led with large thiltsss
aud destitute families, who have never been &C
custOmed 20 care iOr themselves heretofore, aud
who have ~ learn the hard lesson at thrin and
foresight oil a. once. Wa have undoubtedly be-
gun W renew tLs expepeeucss vi JAna4es.
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Congress by putting up their charges q notch Or
tSo higher than they have ever before be.p. I. is
stated that members Of Congress who are
now in that city for the purpose Of en-
gagng winter apartments are completely
taken abaok 81 the outrageous demsnds
made uton them, and some who have hut
little to depend upon eScep, their salaries declare
that they csnno, positivoly afford 10 pas lhc yures
demanded. The result Is tina, they are looking
1hou. for remedy by which 10 escape tie extor-
TONERS, and It Ia reported that number % them
have engaged rooms In ,ltimor only abou, two
hours from Il! csptsl-vlie others declare their
determination TO ttteml the passage Of a rcsou.
tor, when Congress meets, providing for The sd
jourumcnt Of that body ~ rhilsdcpha. I, would
BE- punishment for the WaIhin ,ton eec' es " the
sslon should he bold elsirhere, but Of course
tie is no likelihood tina; the th,ng will be done.
Aud besides tbs, unless q ore Is srea. difference
between Philsdslphis and NcS York in re-poc. to
prices, the members would gain little by The
change.
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Explained.

Ius late orders ern.ny the equipment OF
naval yrssels, Which the quidhuncs 90 readily
;-a,'ormcd ln.o an Indication OF war with some
'esn power, are now satisfactorily explained.
seems that the Secretary OF tho Navy has de-
tormined to senI considerable portion Of our
surplus naval force 10 various foreign stations,
particularly 10 such ports 40 are extensively en-
gaSsd in commerce With the United States. No
1oabt this movemon. is designed to place this
country on 4 safe naval footing with other powers,
u order to meet any possible emergency; but It is
not likely that any present hostile inteqtion enters
i-to il. Before tie war al most tie entire navy was
~ duty in foreign waters, and nearly all tho
-'a'leblo VAR vessels were withdrawn from these
stations st the outbreak Of the rebellion. The
probability 10 thai tho Govornmen, IL now simply
'Spiac1rg them with our improved war vessels,
saa perhaps increasing tao number but when /,
u:ludes 70 engage IN a foreign war The fact will
-v1btle3s at once be made public
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Corporal Punishment, In school,

l. - singular fact that there 10 moro difficulty
"a roofing o., the old fosy uotons concerning
-iucatJn Ihal almost any o.her subject. Ia ,his
'ty, for instance, the sbolshment OF corporal pun
sluen, ia tho public schools ha. besn .dyoc. tsd
'w yoiri by tie suS, aud by all Progressive educs
to's. Y. he old relic OF past age was 90 firmly
.Ned Ia tie minds Of those having our educational
-icrcs;s Ia charge that very slow progrc,s WAS
mace toward he sbgogation Of such punishment
,he gain icing By successive restrictions, and the
'iroA nis Of the reform strictly and psrsslently
weighing ag-ins, It. A few weeks ago. 1t will DO
.uemoeree, another important step was gained,
"eea % cur1ailed tho dominion Of 'ahe rodr'
'as' It's friends have been decidedly uneasy ever
'n'e' The Bard Of Elucatloa passed = resolu.
zen 70 Tie effect th,. corporal punishment should
'e 'h'"e'ed oniy by principals Of schools aud ey II
'-en was 30 cireumscrbed az TO amount almos,
"s prghiNh'n. We now observe that some Of
vac 'Aehers aud trustees are elamorlng loudly 70,
'u' P'N"ege oI returning T. the Oh relic II bar
'"f'm' Here isa specimen from tae trustees o.
tae ssyeuth Wscd:
Tie stroke OF the ratau rrol,,,s i,s ,,,,.
chtct AZ Tue time ~ its Mr.cuo1 hut IN. ,tr,ks
pen lhAttsA lasting dd!ralo, AMI law u.r, M
VIII VISA 70 contemplate the poIsNllity OF a 40"
Al iLture DAY icing arraigued bef1r, tho trihun.
FuVhe oPinlos 'ot hehg logged years before to
sou.s toyisa peccadllo
Bosh Such doctrine IN sht have an.w.rod T.,
&c last century, but in the present or. II enllgb,
sIIus IL when corporal punishment has been lon
abandoned by our best schools what folly l., pr,,c
sch ronsense.
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Among the Indians.

The Governor Of BRUSH Columbia has been
making sort Of pleasure tour to the town Of Llll-
VET upon the Fraser River. He granted the in
hsbtAnts 0Ooi. for the purpo'o Of Prospecting Tor
gold between Chilscoten aud the head of Bddge
RIVER country uneIpored except by two white
men, who rel ort the prospects gooI While At the
village tue thermometer was lU2 In Ihe shade
FIVE hundred Indians came W IAe place, were
sumptuously treated on bread aud ulolsss,s, AND
entertainer the oihcIal V!1liora With sqIAw race
his Ercelency by all ges1lng tgnt, AUD al ano.ue or
they stole LIS cigars. While modit.tn. upon the
roe and uLsophsscate1 AAupers OF these clildtuu
OF nature, the party oAupet CUT one nlghI, aud
came near being drowned IN most viO.ent tor
rent Of rain. rho Governors exploration along
tho Fraser had al least the 'uGrt OF adventure And
novelty.
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A Passion for Watches.

Ia the city OF Boston there Au indy dual who
may be said 10 have perfect passioa Tor watches.
lilo is the possessor OF some fifteen or twenty. II
not couple OF dozen OF them They are all made
OF ths hnoat gold, and are lot ouly OF tho nic,st
Workmanship, but yery costly and valuable uine.
Keepers O4o abound. "a pearls, aaotAer In ,iIs.
monds AMI another III al 'rgs VI prsciou, signos
ana 'ns Ila' case and interior OF each differ from
that OF eaca OF sic others. Que stnkes IN. a
miniature clock every hour, another ia a repeater
an tells tie quarters while another seems 10 spg
Ike lilo Uirl. OIe VI two are uplounmouly
large aud massive Aying gold Gaze. ne rly y
quarter VI ~ inch ~ thickness others are a.
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DRATHa.

GREGORY--At st. Louis, John l.. Gregory.
In 81. PAtrick's Cathedral, Mulberry a. hi. r m
day, at 10 A. NJ, tho re will be a solemn REQUIEM
hAss offered for his eternal repose The r,latiyes
and friends Of too family are most cordially invited
attend. iii
KENNY-on tho 18th inst Jane. kenny, AGED SO
years. q native Of the Parish Of Foreday, Co West
meath, Ireland.
The funeral will take place to-day, u2P.M. from
Bellevue Hospital TO westchester. 8CT
LEONARD-0n Wednesday, Nov H. Bridget, the
beloved wife of William Leonard
The relative, and friends Of the family are 70,
9ueated 70 attend the funeral this fridav morn NO
flom S43 Third ave, to ST. John the Fyengeii,t,,
Church, at o. O'Clock, where a solemn Rsnuisn
Mass viii be offered up for the repose OF her soul Ihs
remsins will be inferred In Calvary Cemetery. 200
NULHoLLAND-At Washington, Nov. Il. 1sgs.
ofconges1on Of tho brain, Daniel Mulholland asea
- years. -'
The funeral will take place on Friday sfternoon.
18th Inst, Al | o'clock, from the resideure of nh,
uncle, FeliI Scullin, cor 29tL At and LIST ave Rrla
tives and friends srs invited, vilhouI further no.
tce i5n
POWLKS-On Thursday morning, Nov IL Ellen
Ann, eldest daushter Of John H. and Raclel Ann
fowlss, Jr,, aged years, months md 20 days
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend The funeral, from the residence OF h, r
parents, "a Washington Of, this tFriday1 even
at = o'clock. His remains will be taken 10 uacken
sack, n. D., for interIent. iOI
Felix e. Jersey City, james Sweeney, " "
His remains VIII be taken from there 10 De.brn,.,s
~. Jerry, on Friday, Nov. II, His friends and ae.
quantsnces are respectfully Invited 10 attend Inc
| funeral. Remains to be taken TO Calvary Ceme-
terry. IlO
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Mexico-Wnl Napoleon Withdraw the
French Troopsf

The ISDErEsDEsoE Bs-GE contains the following
significant article;
The Cabinet Of ths Tuileriea while making re-
serves nsto tho right oil State to go TO the assist
anee VI lie allies, has repl.e 81 ~ the American Gov
srnment thAt IL pas taken into serious consldera-
non the objections msde by NJ. Sc" ward .he sub
lsct OF the prolonged oc upstion OF n xlco by tho
French t,oopA and especially against scudipg out
fesh reiniorceInents. The evacuation VI Mexico
may therefore 10 looked upon A. . thing decided
ON IN principle. tile matters WHISTLER the reso-
luton Of the French Government has boon deter
mined by the observations OF the Cab net II Wash
ington or by private considerations Wnat autho-
rios tho belief that the execution Of the measure
decided On will DO soon eonneLced, Is TINT Marshal
Bs1aln,, who WAS sbuu. " let = dence he pos-
stsses In Paris, has couutermsudtd his order.
Prom that tact 4 would seem shat tho seneral-in-
chief Of The French army IN Mexico appears 10 ex-
PEG. 10 return W P-ris shortly. In aditou 10 tho
considerable savings which tue sNacuauon VI Mex
ito will procure 10 the French treasury, turtuer
feducIion Of .welye miulous in Iho war tudge. 10
announced.