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steamship CITY Of Port au Prince, Curtis Prince.
March 20 with % a. to Maaya ya:G.n J Port rov
hours % ousrtermasssr a. sisnaiissz
Scanning Gsn seas@ss q .Sspo VIZ
sss%hp se
e Yssoo & Couch
TOY Qgarterma;ter, .. r, w..,..
tom s 70 Was detained Delaware Brsa
Bark VIM Wilson sBr Plummer Malaga, 40 days and -
the Rock with fruit and to Giro FraneA
Bark Peters, Hooper, Cadenas u days with
gar to Peters. Had heavy weather from HAsss'
Transit Keller Beaufort NC. days, in ballast to-
Helm. ws sss,ss% %s. Rio aran 's days. win
&
e. days. with -
Bls. ss # d ~ u 4s r. Ess: s:
% days from sunsm for boston; TO si %ses ssk iro
ss % ~ Ss z
Brig Eeynoai. Br', Dick Arroyo day, with sugar.
with strong al head winds and bad weather 4A''
y'si' 81
sS's' ss rss:
MsS:y y;s..;; .. Do"n'' M.''n..' days. "
Brig Ponvert Allen. Cenfuesos % days. with sugAy. -
Thompson Hunter Had very heavy weather.
Brig Annette (Dr Newell, Sagua, 10 days vhh molasseG
Brig Clara lcf Fscspor. Brown, Trinidad dsys,
with sugar Walsh Carver Tho Brsm barb Trinidad ~
.day prevons for New Yo~k
Schr Matilda (Br, stsveps CayshaGsna % dayA. With hds
de Pumarsjo March - lat 81 lon u ~ spoks big y
schr Mstamoros obj, Russell Masamoros n days. WIN
schr Horton ir, walker s. john. Pr 10 Days v.ss
IN IsM g xs Df .. deck Hss &
Mason cot rcwine~town Hen 1erBon, Jaesn1
u days with coGec to n Becksr 4 Co.
with coffee Miller Hooshton. Had hsAvy NV wso40
or Haerss Saw Br bark ss Fortune Isaod the orsv -
schr brewster Cof Brookhsys. Hawkins, sAsuA AAys
schr Lewis tof Belfas, Ae shute, lsasua, loAayA
with moiasses 10 Thnyer b Sargent
schr Little X,~a STERLING, xarysnd, 2 dag.
schr W Hoscy Hains., PhiAAsiphia for Nav Haven
csr scsr xd%i. s sslmpson. BsSsA Essipor aaSya
Schr Roilirs Parsons, EASspovt days
Schr Geo Ia Curtis, " PostAnd.
schr Cnrti,. Haskins PortAnd, dsyA
s.eamtug America vrdes, PAlsdeIphis rowsd - 1sfA
port tho Breakwater sshs warJsr she hsvnS ~
vousiy Doe collision and tsst nAinbcs& (rhs ssns
Ship Tigs4s, of Beslnn.
Bark Nc Dsszuma, from Barbados.
Bark CoTnwais tBr,.
Bark Fla (fAr).
Brig c Coson OF BekfAsa Has oeca coiisieo WisA O
steamer 4. the staboar So 70 ~
waters ssge and otherwise damaged. was towsA ~ ~
steamer under the HI ghlands and came n.Anohor.
Brig Sparkling Sea (Bst
Wind a; sunset NV.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO.

Gwin's Mexico Colonfzation Dcheme-He
IL Expected to Return to Sonora, Ao-
cempanied BY French Troops, By the
Middle OF May, sc.
Ban FRANoeoo, March 2S 1906
The Dsmocrdtic Pre Of this city, which seems TO have
had the confidence Of Gwn's agents and has been
couragng immigration TO Mexico under his auspices dis
regards the denals which from Europe as To
Owns colonization scheme, and says:-'Tho arrange.
mcnts between Gwin and The Emperors Of France and
Mexico, which published in January, TO us d.
from the city Of Mexico under endorsement OF the
Marquis Montholon, the French Minister and the sign
manual Of Maximan the Emperor, through accredited
agents Of both Powcn II there has been any
change In the arrangements since there are po
neans by which the fact could have reached the
public prints Of the United States here In advance Of
advices upon the subject We yet ignorant
Of any such change We credited the report that
Gwin had been created duke, or that Maximian had
ceded the dominion Of part Of the Mexican territory
70 the French government; but, on the contrary,
plicy stated that Gwfn had not become subject Of
either monarch and but the trustee Of both TO ad
minister the OF the territory for the French in
dcnnity, subject 10 the Mexican government. Gwin
Is invested with penary powers to dispose OF and make
all ncedful rules and regulations respecting the territory
or other property belonging 10 the Mexican government
but nothing in these powers shall be construed
tcular State"
SAN FRAScpco, March 81 1895.
The Democratic Pres says has learned directly since
IT. last article on the subject that Gwin left Havana for
France FEBRUARY H. and thathc expects to be In Sonora
accompanied by Marshal Baxane French troops by the
middle Of May Nothing had occurred At the date Of his
sailing from Havana to interfere with his projects in
Mexico.
despatch from Oregon reports the destruction by re
the oath inst, Of the Lynn Company's woocn mills
at Brownsville, involving loss Of 500 OOOks
Advces. from Idaho report that popular iectj~gs haze
been hedapprovg noI yon course IN removing
per Of the Territorial Legislature, the capital from
Lewiston to Boise City.
Efforts are being made TO establish overland commun
ton between California and Idaho Such route would
greatly decrease the distance General Wright has pro-
missed military protection by the i of May, when stages
and wagons make the trip.
SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1855
business is much paralyzcd by Eastern tccgrnms.
The rise in sterling cotemponeous with the fall in
gold II is undcrstood that the rise in legal tenders
advances IN the ratio that gold declines They
selling at 01A Commerce from this port IS musb less
In volume h'crly, owing TO falling of In exports
caused by scarcity of brcadstuiIs.
Treasure recepts continue heavy Crop prospects
everywhere excellent Sales today 5000 bbls Caior
MIA crushed sugar Al l8c.
Arrived sbip Crcmoyne. Now York
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7 II Q W A s.
GENERAL STONEMAN'S RAID.
y >~~~~>> fH
Ills ADVANCE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Capture OF Boone, N. O., ON
a the eth Ult.
The Rebels Forced to Evacuate Bris-
tol, East Tennessee,
&o., &c., Go.
GENERAL sT0NEMAN's RAID.
HIS ADVANCE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

HADoUARrERs, Drrncf or EAST TsuxssEu,l
BooSE, O., March a, 1896 7
The advance Of General Stoneman's force commanded
By Major Keosh, AiddeCamp entered and captured the
town Of Boone, N. G., st twelve O'Clock to-day. Tho
rebel force routed with loss Of ten killed and
sixty ynve wounded and prisoners Major Barnes bat
TALON Of the Twelfth Kentucky cavalry lost few men
wounded
General Stoneman's command Is now well into North
Carolina and will be heard Of In the heart Of rebel
dom.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

ALBANY, April 2, 1900.
Governor Fenton says there IL money SUFFICIENT TO pay
drafted mon, and probably something more and there
fair prospects Of additional subscriptions TO the State
loan The bonds are now ready for payment 10 towns
cities and counties upon proper proofs being furnished
10 the Paymaser General Of the muster in and credit Of
men. He will forward circulars With instructions to-
morrow b. mail 70 Supervisors and representative agents
OF localities
DR. 8. D Willard, Surgeon General on Governor Fen
tons stan, died this evening.
Governor Fenton, on learning from the Secretary Of
War THAI great battle had been fought made arrnnge
ments for sendn forward 10 the army several surgeons
TO tako charge OF the wounded soldiers from this State
They leave early Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03


The April term OF the law courts to-day,
with every prospect Of busy time number Of inte
resting suits the calendar among the rest the
Strong divorce case, which, II of, win furnish
the metropolis with weeks sensation at least The
Merchant will will also prove interesting trin
and pretty certain OF coming on The Supreme Court
Of Oyer and Tcrmincr will be presided by Judge
Ingraham; Part 2, Supreme Court, Circuit, by Judge
Clerke, and Par by Judge Pockham. In the Supreme
Court Judges Barbour and Garvn will hold trial terms
Judges Moncrief Mcneil and McCunn tho general term,
and Judge Robertson the special term ln the Court Of
Common Pleas Judges Cardozo and Daily will hold the
trial terms while Judge Brady will preside at Chambers
The April term of,the General Sessions commences
this morning, Recorder Hoffman presiding. There is o
large calendar OF cases, and there will be number Of
indictments for homicide tried during tho month
COURT cALENDAR--rBis DAY.
SUPREME COuRp-CirCuIT. Oyer and TeLm.
ner--No circuit calendar Part 2-Nos 1850 1b4Os
1872 1546 1bs 1850 1882 1854 1853 1850, 1862 1904
l56o 1858, 1870, 1872, 1874 1915 1878, 1850 Pan -
~ Duane street 1402, 1894 I0t0, 6S4, 2sJ 1923
b4b les. 1lsl biS 57 $50, seS 4le IS9 6oe 6ss $751;
SurERipa CouRr-TRnL TxRs--Part Nos 1870
4es 1880 5775 SOFT 4e05 1853, b02 4e93, COOL, 1892
434l, 1875. Part 2--Nos 1850, 4g00, 44A 4912 bO0a
6s9 4s2s, 1917, 4s7e 4t06 450 1929 to0, 5o24 3O5o
O6uar oy Cosrxou PLEAS Part Mos ssp, s2a, ss2
s2i, 826 s27 $780, $751; $685. Sl5, 787 b79 s8 8l3 ESQ
Part 2-Nos: 4so, 104s sss. so2 023 I "a 776 S74.
j Ia $40. saa. aos, col, 25c. -
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RVADBuRYS GRAND SCALE SQUARE, rIANOfORtE.
The subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
purchasers and tho mucssi public 10 hs new GRAND
SCALE SQUARE PIANtl-an irsiruurnt combining the
power fulness and richness Of the yard Piano w The
convenient and unique fora O the I'll ssh In
srumens have been thoroughly tested BY the best artists o
New YORK, and pronounced psrtec htmph In the art OF
pianOorte making Relying net wh6nyupon his judg
ment manufacurer and musician Of many years expo
but also the candid unqualified testimony of
the well known and most honorable arhts Of New York
well the multitude NJ purchasers In and out Of the city,
he believes he has attained degree Of perfection In the
square panofor,s not esceied by other IN the world
All interested invited call apd examine for themselves,
vol as note the Testimony OF more than thirty ars class
artists, such GorrscHALK SASnFnsos MASON MoReAS,
HBLLER FRADKL, THosAs BnRav BRisrow. PAITisor HA
grs, &c, Ao VIM h. BRADBURY,
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commissions fsom sas Assocaaiion:-
psris wits IS, | basa. 'S S:s.s ca ROBE: zss::
so George xSs'G Z Ser, :css spSy s "a bns,
Ede woedbouse; 4Oss Andre. Chares. bark 0ss
Ss.% RIas se's sr zpss; s.s sffs%.' assa '' @
prsssnied q Me oace for renewal
Miscella nsous.
srrASsms G.n LyoN-Yor Of the burning -
Tie transport Lyon at with sa Of hoss Of -
and srcw who pksd up y the ssAnso,
Cen SedSwick. nsws ooumoA
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.os sts. oss 20 20 s.ass IL. Il s.s
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Clear, smooth Skin
and beautiful complexion follow the Of HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
removes black spots pmples and all erupons Of the skin
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Address 20 SmOkers.-POllak & Som.
MecrschAnm manufacturers, 6e2 broadway Fourth
street Pipes reasd prices order boiled
mounted with silver and repaired y
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP ~ the best and
remedy In the world for all diseases OF chdron such
oe.hrg wind collie, 40 Il correcs acdiy of the stom
ab regulates the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
W mother and child Porfeoiy sale In n oasey millions
R4 Ugh Holborna Loodoa knalsnd-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BoGKRT-HALNxD.-By the Rev. II. J. Fox, JAMES H
BoGxRT to HENRIETTA Hal srED, both Of this city
BntL-FRosr Tuesday March %, by the Rev.
Thomas Armitage D. D., w. H. BILL NJ D., 70 Miss ELLA
E. FRosr, both Of this city.
HooxEH-YouNo. Saturday evening, April l, BY
tho Rev. Caleb Capp Mr.. HENRY d. HOOKER 70 Miss nA-
RIA LOUISA YoUNo, second daughter Of Walter j. Young
ESQ., all OF this city.
Springfield (Mass) papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday evoning,
February g. Mr.. GEO. ALBEIT LOcKHARr TO Miss EMMA H.
hAcPBERsoN, all Of this city
Ithaca papers please copy. -.
PAaE-NOrr-At the residence Of the Rev DR.. Nott
Schenectady, N Y, Tuesday, March 2s, BY the Row
Edward b. Allen Rev. WILLIAM W. PAGE to MANIA,
daughter Of Mr.. Joel B. Mott, Of this city.
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A Beautiful 1Complcxion.-The Genuine
and old established LAIftDS BLOOM OF YOUTH, or
LIQUID PEARL is prepared only by GEORGE ". LAIRD.
Depot u Fulton street. Druggists everywhere.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

"Xhite's Patent Lever Truss" fs .
prnHpe forcurng rupturc pressure the back
inward and upward motion Cures warranted.
GREGORY a CO. 0Oo Broadway
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Thing OF Beauty IL n JOY Forever.
Those who desire brlliancy q compilation must purify and
enrich the blood. which HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Invariably docs Recollect Il
is patent medicine Ask for Hembold's Take other
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Gouraud's Posdre Subtitle Uproots Hair
fronlow foreheads Of the body Warranted Al
HJbroadway, and drugglsts
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Prixes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotteries
and Information given Drawings sent. WI.
]. CLUTE, Brokers' Office, 176 Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Highest Premium Eock stitch .Sev Ing
Machines. WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broad say. See
Wheeler Wilson's Button Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Beautiful Complexion Stands the
ciosess scrutiny. HELMBoLDS EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA II tho remedy.
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Our Corunna Correspondence.
CoRuxSA, Spain, March 13, 1893
Our Ferrol Correspondence.
FHARoL, Spain, March II, 1865

GREAT NAVAL BATTLE PROSPECT.
arrived here few days since, in order 70 be the
scene Of what takes place. will be Of the most
nos the most, remarkable contests in the annals OF
Ancisus modorn naval history. Every here
expecting combat, which may take place at any hour,
Between ths United States gate Niagara and the sac
insnso on ne one side, and the celebrated rebel
sam Stonswai on the other.
The history Of the latter from the time OF her de-
Dsrurs from Bordeaux up her arrival here on the I'd
OF last month have already written you from Paris
TIE xAx ANCHOR.
Herewith send you sketciof her as she now lies at
fcrro port opposite here and nine miles distant aud
ehis sketch with the following description WILL think
sonvey very correct idea Of this remarkable vessel
She brig rggcd OF -about eight hundred tons burden
u plated with iron Of the thickness OF i've and half
anches and carries an spur Of about thirty
feet IN length on her Prov She IL armed with three
,guns-ail Armstrong-one Of three hundred and the
other one hundred and twenty poundera The three
hundrsd FOUNDER is forward in stationary turret and
she others aft and gged In the mannerthe after
suret having four portfolios She carries seventy i've
ncn and has been endeavorngto take board and st
A sxpecting thirty forty She is said to be capa
bls Of making not more than ten kpos an hour.
VESSEL TAKING CREW.
Upon her arrival at Forro she proesscd to be In very
isay condition, and 10 have put in for repairs Since
Ahen although the spanish accorded her tho
Rrvlxs q making such ~ were requisite 70 render heI
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SHIPPING NEW S..


YoRx-rHn
nsns II NOON SETS. morn -
................ 20 -
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The best I'm the
Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvetive
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skilfu artists.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

DyspcPsfs Tablets.-Welling's DyspeP-
Tablets for Indigestion and Heartburn. 10 eentsa boz.
Sold By drugEtsts. Wholesale 81 Broadway.
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Q A N B Y:
~-~~~~~.>~~~>~~>>>~-~~
His Cavalry Raidlng In the Direction
Of Montgomery.
s~~~~~~~ss>>>~
The Alabama and Florida Rail-
road Cut.
~s~s>~~cess~~~~~~>~~~
The Citizens Of Montgomery Called Ont to
Dsfsnd that City,
:. DO, 20, %.
Rebel ACCOUNTS.
DxVs oAYktAv 6f1SArr4o AdAiNss FEE

0BO091 AO0QOovoe
cxNyxVs 0AYklAY 6P1SArIhG AdAiNss fHs SOUTH.
~1RH ALAb4AA RAIt8oAD.
Losnooxssf, Marcha2s, 1895.
4 Yankee seidmg column struck ths Alabama and Flo
Nds Raiiro4 twenty miles below here yesterday
ipe end ca6ursd trsn. The passenger train which len
k3e fnsdAy evening collidsd with the wreck and
aso captured. Come Of the passenger were wounded.
me enemy rs stating u 6 their destination Green
viis Governor Watts called the citizens TO prepare
70 defend the city, and the oomnandant Of the post
ordered the organisation Of III persons belonging 70 the
army 10 repsl the movement on the railroad.
Ehs steamers Folly and Dixie colidsd on the river
fbue miles above The city, last night The Dixie was
sunk. Tho passengers saved. Five hundred bales
q cotton on board were losA
ssooxD DuPArG
MoErooxmx, March a. 1896.
Tho enemy on the railroad below moved down the
road after the capture and destruction Of the trains b.
low Crseuv Thsif force 10 believed 70 be twenty i've
hundred strong. principally infantry.
AAAsrs In Msmphis.
Nsxruu, March 90, VA CAno, April !, 1855
Petitions sing signed BY many psSsons here pray
Ing that the President declare Tennessee no longer In
surreotonay STATE and that the Secretary d the Tea
eTn Seases. u
Tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad ID running 10
ooisnviiis. and sooa will bs extended further Tho
telegraph u working TO Lafayette
Al another evidence Of General washburnss desire 10
restore ovu law be has ordered tho United States police
oonnne their attention entirely to military offenders
Cotton very dull st 26 cents There heavy losers
he 10 from the decline In cotton.
News from New Orleans.
CAmo, April q 1855.
Tho steamer Henry Amos, from New Orleans 9th ult
hAs passed up with thirty bales Of cotton for 81 Louis
Major General Pope and stan arrived at Memphis on
the slst route to Helena probably on tour OF in.
spection.
Forty.two bales Of cotton from Memphis have passed
up
NEW ORLRANs, March ~, 1865.
The steamer Guiding Star hard aground on she bar
this morning.
Arrived bark Happy, Bordeaux; brig Sarah Peters,
Boston.
Cotton nominal and saeA Sugar and molasses dull
and lower. Supernne -four SO. Exchange on New York
premium.
DoDwoRrH HAiL.-Miss b. Barnett announces vocal
and instrumental concert at this hall this evening, with
q very good programme, which viii DO performed BY .
plumber artists who have kindly volunteered their
services
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

LEEDS MINER will give their personal attention 70 tho
sale Furniture &C. at the residences OF families decirng
housekeeping usual for past Thoy VIII also
have weekly sales at their spacious saesrooms Liberty
treet, few doors west from Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Lndies-Use stcrling's Ambrssia for
your mice, rAbbis 0rccian curis waterfalls and smp
n0 he hai
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Tne Infants Friend.

The Injurious Effects OF Alcoholic
stimulbnts the system purified, BY using
HBtNBoLD's EXTRACT sARSAPAR1tLA.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Boys All Wool Melton Suits at %. 4.
BROKAw, 81 Fourth avenue and 62 Lafayette place
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Mid Yourself OF HumorS
IA the spring months, by using HIiLMBOL18 CONCERN
TRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARI ALA.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03
SCENE OF THE EXPECTED NAVAL FIGHT.

Anticipated Battle Between the Rebel ronad Stonswa and
Wooden Union Steamers Niagara and Sacramento
The New York herald., 1865-04-03
Rebel Accounts.
THE EAST TENNKssKK MOvEMKNr.

(Trom the Richmond Enquirer, March 81
The hostile force operating from East Tennessee
consists principally Of the Fourth army corps Stanley
commanding nftccn thousand strong, and stoneman's
cavalry, six thousand strong On the 18th Stonemans
cavalry reported to have reached Messy crock tw1y
seven miles this side Of Knoxville This is advance
force Of the main body engaged doubt In rebuilding
the railroad and preparing the way for the rapid
movement OF the infantry The FIRST object OF the enemy
will doubtless be- says the Lynchburg Vbeinan, take
possession Of the country low down New river ncud
ing the salt works and the lead mdes and then fhe op
posing obstacles do not appear formidable to
Lynchburg That the plans Of the enemy will mscarry
and disaster attend his adventure we do not fear His
route, winding through strong mountain passes would
surely lead 10 ruin better country for defensive opera
tons than that lying between Lynohburg and the Tennes
see line could not be found These advantages when
improved by skful generashp and backed by adequate
forces will fail nict insurmountable barriers 70
the onward progress OF the enemy.
Later intelligence represents that the enemy-we
suppose Stonemsns cavary-have fanked BRISTOL leav.
ing II to the ef and passing by the way Of Tay.
lorsve, in the direction Of Ghde Springs Taylors.
vse Is m johnson county, Tennessee, In the extreme
northeastern Of the State or this move
ment will compel the evacuation Of Bristol
The New York herald., 1865-04-03


prpht directing how speedily sight and give
mp spesces without AID OF doctor modcne Sent By
mail Tree on receipt Of 10 cenis Address,
E. b. fOOTE. NJ D. LID proadwav New York
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

Rislsy's Buchu Cures all Affections sf
the Kdnsya, ,tBladder &C. en- ard children
Depot lAl Chambers street. Sold sy ali drugglsa
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

DoDwoRrH HAL.-Miss b. Barnett announces . vocal
and instrumental at this hall this with
q very good programme, which Will DO performed by
number OF artists who have kindly volunteered their
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-17
From Texas.

New YORK, July 10.
The Herald Texas correspondent: saws the
streets of Houston are enlivened By many
visitors from the interior.
Many of the most respectable planters are
taking the oath of allegiance.
A small garrison Of Union troops occupy
Houston.
The rebel wigfall's family had arrived at
Marshall
A food on the Rio Grande had swept away
| 800 bales of cotton. stored on the Mexican
side OF the river. The greater portion will be
saved.
Jayhawkers infest Middle aud Western
Texas, and are rob6ing the inhabitants and
stage passengers. Governor Murray had been
robbed of $1,000 The citizens are pray
ing for Union troops to reach these local.
ties.
The Houston Telegraph complains OF the
fight to Mexico and elsewhere Of the leaders
of the rebellion. leaving the rank and file tt
hold the bag.
Parties are preparing TO ship cattle to New
Orleans. Beet cattle are lie.
White labor is Immediately in demand il
the wheat raising districts
Gold aud silver Is abundant, but the rapic
influx OF greenbacks is retiring the ''mela
dollars. by which they hope 10 promote
further advance. The bears are quite ind Is
posed 10 put themselves in danger of bein,
comered by the bulls. Quotations were ls2
fa l43s.