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Officers pay accounts and soldiers fual
statements, computed and purchased Il
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missnry aud Ordnance papers, made up
promptly BY competent aud experienced
Cierks, at No. 65 North Cherry street.
BUTLER 4 GHEEsEooD.
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Just received, per Express hns lot Of
swisssa, tarlston, nainsooz, muslins, at pfi-
vats sale. Gz0. saIzLps 4 CO.
nyI-d IS and q College street.
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We VII snaeaVor iO hsve Il sluzya in rsaeh d
Ilhe Pink Ce1-hte i ioE sale b al DEssg.
sisfS and lssiers . Army sooaa ln fa1llFii-e, SO
st by mai, posspsid, 70 any ynddreass On sscsipi
7, s--ier, hv nal should As addressed 10 7. y,
rsrnsuovih Co, snoeeazofa = Q l. e-stos . y,
gas 50. NSshFilia. fsan- =, :,
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The cultivation Of cotton has beer
commenced at the Sandwich IslAnds
with every prospect Of success ops
planter hac cleared and planted two
hundred and fifty acres, and employs
six hundred laborers, mostly Chinese
coolies Who are brought over in con
siderable members. Another source d
wealth has also been opened up in ths
island. The valleys which divide lhs
mountains are discovered 70 be admirA
biy suited to the cultivation Of coffee
crop Of which Is one Of the most
uroassbls that can be produced, wheth
e. il be retaiued for home consumption
or treated for export
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Gsxt4 ArrEAcs1os 81 Cameron, Glars 4
Cos..-supsr SIX BFossds. Frsnch Grsna-
dlss a. 1911 Also Priatsd Llasa LaEne,
Doiphas Mug'a Preach yaeoasls.
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Beautifal Pictures Of Babies takou in
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, shs great
Baby Tanner, At tho Gallery Of Gho Cumber-
and. apr1l-m
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a-.icr she fh4fse q tne shave rsnlsd FeHIIenen.
sbo were. during t1e pest fezr. sf.aclsIaf sh fi.
fsrra-f Frrafal e. ferq "a ees.fi.I f.Ias... rt
81 he SIZED a tte Fafiees 1anaifrlatfa - 4 -
eiFeai al ~ - atls carTa 81 Iasfrfef gs 81 II
eham Hslr ~ fosf coaleciea 81 81 fnr d. f'iu.
lloa1 AL - trpe1aa ueeerfaFg IS .iisfa..s a.
ol.rf Ae4 refulfiiel ef lae scheoI. HB -
aless So Psilcspai
aEuHss g. IfE
freai&al1 EeaTll 81 IFls.reas.
oHsoED aEtFfr. secrstsfv. ausis-et
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C,oNE & TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
I Bookee lera. statiOners, ana News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn rr
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TINNRRs, &c.

vrTIIsON. ]. W. CO.-AIanufseiurers and
w Wholesa.e and Retail feaieTs 10 Tic, Copper
sni Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No II
College street.
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J. M. SHARPE'S
Select Academy for Young Ladies
RDGEFrELB FEMALE INSTITUTE.

WAITED I've Miles from Nashville. Tenn
,i--.sual l.ualed 70 taeuiy-fiTe day and twenty-five
Boarding Pupils. 1eSTni--Rosfd ssOl ser SESSION
y Neets- TUITION SIS. Nose, Frel ch. J NV
49, tAla- lasa po'silrcg rell1ifgi "a afroare.
L. "e1s Would 40 weil 90 euter pupils iIn mediate
~ A0oie7s ,. n, shARFE, Principal,
-, Nashville, Tenn.
- -, ae-slozs eoinnsnae frsi Monday tslh day)
o sintsr, and sth Monday ga devl az Jsni.
- iFl4sn
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CLAIM AGENTS, &C.

FV,OMPKINs, q. 4 Co.-U- s. c ain Agents
i t,f6cers' Pay Aecoun's and Quartermasiers
Vouchers rbousht at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars
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FOR COUECILMEE,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK.
iy29dtd.
P. J. KAUFMAN

We = auIIIlTIIau q lllITI7,a g CllIIIIIl Tll
oouneilInania In Che Eiah Ward
P. J. KAUFMAN.
We are authorized % anuouuce y. II. RUST e.
eandidste for coaneiiInsn from the Seventh Wasd.
aug4tds
We are authorized % announce y. y GO1D-
Lkl a. a candidate lor Couucilmaa 70 represent
the sih Ward n The Municipal eieeaon.
We are auihorizsd 70 announce CHARLES ROB-
EhIEON - 3 eandidae Tor C0uEctlrlan fr0ui the
Frs. Ward. Elestoa lasl Saturday 10 seplsmtsr.
We are author z3d % announce JAS. Ms Hnffz.
Esd, ~ scandidhfo for Councilman from The third
sard. n ct,on iasi saturday IN September.
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Mfa Grundy says Che largest Black
Male L.evies on record were made du-
ring the lsie war
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wall PAPER, ete.

uaFRRlTF a HILI.-DeaIers in Wall Paper
iNl Window Shades, WinaOw Glass and Photo.
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets-
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AYERS 4 HUNT-Manufacturers Of all the
M Latest Styles of First Class CarEiases asei
Buqgies, Express Wagons and cArIyds y North
Aarket street. 81
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SALE OF
Government Horses.

oFFlCE A. Q N. CAVALRY DEPOT,
EpoanrLa. TrsS, aug II, lsl5.
/ WILL oaar lor sale. a. Pubic Anctlan. on
a Ahurs,ky, August flth. at TIE CayAlFy lepoi
hugtdeid, ICnu y lct OF about
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NEWS nEALEn 5. &c.

TrtUI, 4 SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
sion Merchants. our prompt ate ntion y gwen
& the receiving and forwarding Of CO4tOS- Al
South Merket & eet '
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coat AND WOOD.

TTNl6HT BROTHERS.-Dealers in Cumberland
n and itfsbsIrq c al Wood sawed snd sflu -
stove ltngths. Of6ee 80 Cherry street. Yard On
Rolling Mil 5ni, south of Broad All orders hIed
promptly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MnMCPAL uErIaY.


We are author asd 70 snoounce JOHN HUGH
5MITE as = esnd.dafs ior the office o. Mavor Of
Nashville, a the coming leCuan-lssi Saturday IN
September next
We are suihofzed to announce Cant. WILLIAM
DRlVEk - tandidale for The oiiiee Of MAYOR Of
Nashville, af the ceming eiecaon-last zatuFlay IN
5epteinneF neAt. W-9 ne
We are authorized 70 ansouuce ABRAaf afYERs
as candidate for Mayor st the ensuing sleoton.
iyaO-lde
The friends Of D. D. DICREY, request ~ 10
announce him ~ a eandidata for MAYOR, ai The
election on the last SATURDAY. N september
Jy19
We are authorised to aunounes W. MATT
BsO9N. az candidate for Mayor, az The ensuiug
Municipal Election iyS
We are au no isgd 10 announce VIZ. g. CHEAT
HAh - csndsdats iog. Mayor at he sppFoaching
e,e -tion- asgl-ids
We are authorized to announce Dr. P. 8. WOOD
WARD a. 3 andidsts ios Mayor, bis acceptasce
70 a call having been published augl-ide
We arc authorized 70 announce Can't JOHN
pA-ItlEl.L ss 2 candidate i0r Mayor e the easu-
ing MaHicipsl electon- susf-.da
For Aldermen.
We ere Authorized to ANNOUNCE aEoRGE S.
klNNk1 A. q esnd'dsts for Alderman ~ the
IS ond Ward. b. std
We are auth nzsd 70 announce JAMES SLOAN
a. a eanddats Tor Alderman N ihe Third Ward. a
the uezt election. jy1i-id'
We are auihcnEed 10 announce ROBERT
THOMPSON o. aesndidafs fos Alderman in the
Hrt Ward. Election last Saturday Ia September.
Aug 8th-tde.
VS. srs authorized to announce, for The
Fifth Ward
FOR ALDERMAN,
n ID 0rruaa,tr AH4
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CARRIAGE 1ANUFACTURERs.

CIN6LETON, K. d Bookseller, Publisher.
- S.ati0ner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Oilee
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KENTUCKY
SCHOOL OF HEDItIH.
Louisville, KY.
T0HFteenIh Annual session. iss5-a.


FACULTY
REE5. ". pvpLsE. Nd. Emssaus Fzoissaor Of
6arEery.
n 3. bvIIsIE. ND. Profsssor b Itsosy ia,
Rractce at Mclicine.
e. y. WaEsnE, n n, Professor ~ Cheul' stfy aiii
fhyaoicgg.
. A. Isltssp. ND, Proiseaor ofobsE,ucs an8
niseafes Of McEaes AM Chldlsn
:. n. honlsH ND Pro'easor oi Ana orfIr
A. =. Nc1K. - D. Pfeitssof oi suTgefv
4. FakEEE. ~ D.. fsolssser n Mafela Modica
aua ] hfraneutlca
y, hraca, DauoHstr tor q Anaicmr.
The ReElisr Leciules VII commenss or tho arsf
hcudaY u ustoher ue1t. and coauuua tous aIanuf1r
Gocd boerdng at nom ave 70 seven dollaTs ros
E'cest
ilekets ior ne tiii leilfse. - %
aialittuituu rec nl
ittt p AllAea sss.sss... 10 60
rlaaNl-ifA tet'sssss. 81 90
tor z rihfr lafolmation adircas
ausls-iots JAIRHLAND. H. n. noon.
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Two Hundred

- q ofsfed
w also ssll On FEIDAF, the iSih iEsl., iot q
eeAaenned Goyenmenl Horses
..,., Nm. SMITH,
! 'N-@ Capt. ard a. 9. y.
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FF1HIS Company is Organized for the purpose ol
4 Naming and BDfiup foI Pttroleum, aCotl, Salt
wassr ann her tauahla minerals; and
Nov owns in fee simple upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land ID Rhsa, hamilton Bled-
zoe and Van Bursn counties also
.haroHssr leases, inelu1iEg Guiehes, Gorges,
Coal, Coke sud ltpn Baaiz, one Salt Well 1hree
Ochre Banks, and tao Plaster Banks; slso
Ssrersl PLACES where ind catiLns Tor Petroleum
are g good ss asy In tne state
1he Capital Of thi Company is S250, COO. With the
PRIV lege Of increasing It to 81, l,0o0,0oo.
The resident Of this Company is an oldrts dent
Of eledsoe county, Tenn, fKForsniy snd extensive
" known
sharss IN ilii eouipsny are 500 eseh, sut3sct 70
calls Of 10 per ceRt no cfiener ihan once in three
months.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Of the Stock o
ihls Compaay has already been suhscubed-
The 0tiiee o this 60 npa1Y is At No. II College
street, Nsshv lie, where any Information car te bad
and subscr pti0ns Of Stock taken.
B, F. BRlDGMAN, President.
T.-J- WHsoN, secrsiarF. eeFEtr trfaN
lY9Ih e IT'S l0t4s
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AooK AND JOE PRINTINe.

CtaMERoN. wM. & co.-Book and Job Printers,
u and pu fishers Of the Dsy and weekly
Union, Primers Alley. between Union snd Dssd'
eriek streets.
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THE
Ferris Female Institute,
NO. 1913 Madison Avenue.
ooRNER OF THIRTY sECoND STREET,
NEW YORK.

Rrs. Isaac Frants, DID, l. L. n ,...... President
Mas. NJ s. Pass Miss =. kEHEls, Pri1cipals
and Proprielors.
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500 Reward.

NELSON a NuRFREE.
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lofmsd and most reliable sources IN
Washington. They state that these
unkind inuendoes do the President
the grOzlesi isiustice His habits are
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAA.
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The Convn.esccnis Improving.

WAsuMGToy "Wednesday, Nay l0-9 a. N.
Hon. l.. NJ. STANTON, Secretary If Hcr:
SIR; / have the honor TO report that the
Secretary OF State has recovered from the fatigue Of
yesterday, and is quite comfortable.
Mr.. +. ~ Seward had a slight homorrhage, which
was speedily checked
Very respectfully, your obdt servant,
j. X. BAgNEs, Surgeon General.
WAsHTSGToy, " Wednesday, May l0-9 p. n.
Hon. EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary Of Udr:
SIR have the honor TO report that the Secretary Of
State has had quiet day and is better tonight.
Nj +. W Seward has not changed appreciably with.
Ia tie past twelve hours.
Very respectfully yorr obcdient servant,
j. X BAgNEs Surgeon.G eneral
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.yeT. Davis's Movements.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, in its Washington
dispatch, says, respecting the whereabouts Of JEFF.
Davis:
"On May g. or the evening Of the 4th he passed
through Washington Georgia. accompanied by only
six men. said TO be John G. Breckinridge, James H.
Reagan G.. A. Trenholm, j. r. Benjamin, and two
Others unknown. His plumber twelve hours in his
rear and the cavalry who set out with him had nearly
onehalf deserted He was pushing for the Mississippi
and feared capture at every moment. Wilson says he
lad his scouts upon every road and e pry certain Of
enp,nring him lie found the people remarkably willing
10 aid him in the pursuit lie had no more trouble than
intelligence from that region Is expected 1t Is hardly
possible that he can escape"
The same paper states that Gen. Wilson had offered
sOO for the capture Of Davis before he had heard Of
the reward offered by the Government Gen. WIS
reward was 10 be paid from the funds in Jes custody
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Daring Guerrilla OuiraEc.

The Cincinnati Commercial of May STATES
that on the previous evening the Cairo express tram Oh
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was stopped thrown
from the track and robbed near North Ben' not more
than fourteen mles from the city first named by party
'of % guerrilas hom Boone Co.. Ky. The account
Says:
Tho robbers had torn up eleven rails and the locomo-
tive and four cars thrown from the track The
first nont OF attraction the Adams Express car:
The IRON safes were blown open with gunpowder and
their contents taken The sum OF money In the safes
was mrch smaller than Is usually carried by inc com,
many over that road The passengers were all relieved
~ their watches and money. After completing the JOB,
lie robbers crossed tho river In sks Several shots
we're fred. No one was seriously hurt. A party OF
cavalry started out last night to Try to enrap Tie
seoundrcls.
The Cincinnati press call upon Gen. Palmer for the
mos vigorous efforts the part Of the United States
authorities for the prevention Of any more such out
RACES.
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One of Them.

From The Cincinnati Times
The letter of the vagabond Sanders--written
from Canada, and with air Of injured innocence
which is really divertng when compared with the char
Bcter and career Of the Inan-yehemently denOunces
the charge that lac prsy to the plot 10 murder the
President.
lie offers TO give himself up to justice and to
stand his trial
In this be evidently oyerdd lis discretion II was
Intended "blnf" but IL will rebound against him.
sclf: because the United States viii give him IS 900 10
Come, and-athOHgh bis whole carcass Is worth
haIdredth part Of that Sn-be knows very well that
IL is the price OF his neck.
sanlers vainly imaenes that his old tricks are for.
gotten In this country. On perhaps he may be tool
enough 20 fancy that hs career Rebel has white
washed Ms record a Red Republican, the friend OF
Orsiuj and his gang OF brayosj the accompice Of a
dozen pois and cOunterpots Of murder aud revolutions
The Inherent peddier Of internal machines and rusty
carbineA lie vas going 10 pat spider IN half the
1Cjal drmpnge Of Europe, ten OF dozen years 0e0i
ahd bad petty contract for the manufacture Of d
patent king.kiler by Colts establDhment' When the
tbing came to light be tired to get he mechanics Of
estapslment 70 swear that the fragments were de-
tsene1 parts OF an agricultural coDtryaDce. erurer
as well ~ an ASSASSIN
= sanders is thick. square-buit man with Il bury
iooe anu bl.e, Keen. deepset eyes. He has a thin,
oH'y Ieas o. lait asiS Drosn. IleIe ~ gay Diuo
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PAH0LED PRISOEIS.
An Order OF Gen. Grnnt-Whni Is TO be
Done with ThSr,.
WAsnN = loN, Weduesday, May 10.

WAshi>o los, Wednesday May TO- 1865.
Lieut. Gen. Grant has issued the following
instructions 10 Gen Augur relative 10 the disposition
10 Do make of paroled prisoners:
fipQRs. ARAIES or TIE UNITED Srtri, I
WAsuNOIoN, ID. C., Monday. May I, le65
Major. Gen. c. G.. AuGUR Commanding Department Of
Wdsk.ns ,0E.
GENERAL; Please send all paroled prisoners Of the
late Rebel armies confined detained at A.cxan-
dria Va 10 their homes. These whose homes vcr,. at
the time of Joining those armies In the States thai have
never been in rebellion, and who desire TO return 10
them will be required 10 take the oath prescribed in the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation provided they are
not excepted from its benefits Ii 80 excepted they will
BE- detoined.
Those living in Texas will be scnt in charge Of - Of
fcer aud will be- landed on the west banks "a the Mis-
sissppi River, about the mouth Of the Red River.
by command Of Lieut.. Gen. GRANT.
4. $. BOWERS Asst. Adjt.-Gen.
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ccr o. he shall the to be secured TO be paid
as provided in these regulations.
INLAND TRAssPoRTION.
Tenfl.-Tbe provisions Of these regulations, neces-
sarily modified shall be considered applicable 70 All
shipments inland 70 within the nsurrcctonary States
by any means Of transportation whatsoever
CHARGES.
Eiererh: Goods not prohibited may be transported to
insurTectionary States free Tic charges upon al
products shipped or transported from Instruction
AIRY state other than upon cotton shall be the charges
prescribed by the internal reyeuue laws Upon cotton
other than that purchased and rcsod by the Govern
ment cents per pound which must be credited by the
officer collecting. as follows, viz; two cents per ponnd
the shipping fee. All cotton purchased and resoil
BIS tie Government shall be allowed to be transported
free from all fees and taxes Whatsoever.
RECORDS TO BE KEPT.
1relfh-Full and complete accounts ard records
must be kept by al officers acting undor tbese Iegua
ons If their transactions snder them n such mann ~
aud form shall be prescribed by the Commissioner
Of Customs.
LOYALTY A REQUISITE.
ThiTfs,nh.--ho goods shall be sold in m insurrec
ionary State by orto nor any transportat held WIFI
any per OF persons 10, loyal TO the Uoyernment 81
Tie United Suites. Proof lOyeiY must be the taxing
and subscribing the following oath or evidence to
fled that IT, or one similar in purpoit and meenir 2
has been taken, viz;
cticn Of tie United states sad III .ws made in par
rogsrER REGULATIONS EEyoKTD
Foareonh: These regulations shall take elect az
be in force and after the ION day Of My e'' '
sha suuersc,e al oher regulations and Cnars L'Te
toiore prescribed by the Treasury Department concern
ing commercial intercourse between loyal and lnsufrfc
tioDary Saol al Of which are Hereby Iescinael ana an
nullel. HrGu MccuLLoCB See. OF inc lieaslll'
Executive CHhi8ER. " AsHiScTuN, May y 100.
TIE foregoirg rules and regulations onccrning com
mcrcia Intercourse, with and IN states ana paris
Staos declared in nsurrociion prescribed by The So
cretary oi Che Treasury in conformity with the acts
Congress relating thereto, having been seoa and COZ
sidcred } NE aIc hcieby approved.
ANDREW JonSsos.
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DECREE OF MAMMALIAN
THE FRONTIER OF THE EllpIRE
OPERATIONS OF TIE REPUBLICAN FORCES
They Capture saltillo and Monterey
EInrn MeHicn,

Vera Cruz journals received here state that
the Emperor Nj ximan has issued decree defining
the provisional status of the Imporin. Government
While The Gcfnitiye organization Is proceeding.
Tic decree iB divided into 40 chapters, and sub
divided into 81 paragraphs.
Some OF the eadn' ft,tures may 10 briefly stated
The form Of the Government III 30 a limited heredi'
tary monarchy with Catholic Prince AZ the head.
IN tic q the death Of the Emperor or Of cry
her event which may inoapec.taie hin for the e2ei-
cfse cf lis powers, Ibis august spouse, The EMpIlls
vii be. ipso (ac,o, RcFel. Of the Empire.
Tho Emperor or Regent on assuming power must
take is oath; 81 swear to God ~ tle Holy Eyange-
lists 10 further by a means IN ny power, the welfare
nd prosperity Of the nation 70 te'end rs inaepcn'
derce and preserve The inlegriiy Of rs territory.
Tho Emperor wlo represents tic national Sow
eregny Wi. be assisted by Ministry Of nine depart
'mcnt.
Tie territory o. Mexico is defined as bounded on
the north by tie lines decided upon With The United
on tie east by The Gull Of llexico, the seG 81 the
Antilles and the Eagii,h establishment It Wslzei on
the south by the Republic Of GGlIeHsla' ard Oh The
west by the Pacific.
Nothing Is said about Teyos.
n Government guarantees To al the Inhabitants q
the Empire equality IN the ego Of the llw, sesurty o.
The national coors ill be green, red ard white, and
their disposition 90 the national hag VIII be eei by
4 decree. dated May TO- is devoted 10 defrition Of
Of tic extent of freedom % b. allowed 10 lie press.
which wi b. subject to about the scsc restrictions as
IN France or AUsiria.
Tie duty On imported tobacco las been largely IL
creased.
The Emperor has granted a concession to Dol Lus
bbel Tor h rsh cad ON Mexico 20 and 40 san Ccsmc
pap0tia, Iacuba, Ilanepautia, CGant.tiau viii the
terminus
IrAvAsA May 6, 1855.
The English steamer Bolivar arrived yesterday
morning from 1ampioo. which place SIZE lcit on tie
9TH dlt. No papers were received. Shortly ocicic
leayingtbc Captain received COMMUNICATION, as FOL
lows; q
OFFICIAL NEWS.
April 90" Srlo and Monicry have fsllen Into TIE
hands Oh the Liberals under the the command of Gen
regrctc CiudGd Victoria the capital Of tic STATE Of
raInanlipas has been occupied BY NeGlcz"
Tie Ddro publishes IT, but advises It's readers 81
cciyc te wtl caution, IL received ad Ices by
the Balco that although The Liberals had cap,ured
oalto tue irouch recapturcd il the 9Th ut. An
other account says that tie French attempted 10 reae
IL but laed and that another attempt ~ be made
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OFFICIAL.
repnrfntont Of state.
b. Ae Presid,ate he Uaned S'a'es u iHe'ioa,

b. TIC Prtsid,nt HE Uai,,d S'a',s i .fmerioa,
PROCLAMATION
IY1rcas tho President Of the United States, by
. Proclamation Of the nincieen Day = spill one thousand
cht hunofcd and sixty one di decle o.ol states therein
snputonef in 'ufsec,ion sgaa., the Government Of the
United stfcsi and
Bh,ea, AIMED r,isii.ce 10 he authority q this Govern
men, in 10 sd nsarre,tlonffy states may be rguded l
virtually 4 an end nl tie persons BY whom that se'stinc
a. well o.. Tie operations q nlrs,n' cIuise were directed
ne fu tivss 0 ,ar'iyes and
leea, 4 b. Understood tlat some Of ilesc cr'r1s ere
.,il injecting the high seas and o'her are n ring to cap
inre burn aud destroy vessels q ihe United s.aiesi
Now. th.r,lofs be q known thlt J. Andrew johnson
Pieaen, Of the United states hchy ojoin al navll mil
tary ard oi,l officers OF DE United states diligently 20 on
deayof by h lawful means 20 aue 'ho aid 7-efs' ana t.
brig en- iato pot the United States IN order hi they
rnay he pre,oDted from committing further depIedaons on
eros aaa that the person. bead OF item rsy u"
longer cuioy inpuniy for s,cir crimcs.
And frthr proclaim md declare iht " fer reasonable
time ha have esps,d or this Proclamation 20 tccoine
known a. the pol; II ration. claiming TO have been neuiru'
tic i .urrsut cruiser. and tho irsons board Of them
shall cou,iule 90 receive hopfy On The aid ports this
GOV. ru.nt viii deem ss Justified IN refusing hospitality
10 the public ve,s II such Daons In ports Of Tho United
s,aes and in adopting such other measurc' may be-
drcn.d sdv,, be toward vndca,nr the national sovereign
IL witness whereof have hecnrio Sc, ny hand aud caused
tie seal Of the United State, to be affixed.
Done The city II wa.linFton h. tenth lay Of May. g.
the year Of bur LoTd one thousand eight bundled sni
H. sItyVc, and Il tho Independence Il tie Uuited
- state. Of America the sniy slntn.
ANDREW JOHNSON
5y the President:
". nUsraR, Acting Secretary Of State.