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QUARTER GENERAL.
District de la Louisiana Cccidentale, !
Alexandra l9 Decembre 1864.

Alexandra l9 Decembre 1864. (
Ordrss Generaux No. l57.
II a sentence de mort rendue recemIneut par
~ les Cours MartaIes contre les deserteurs.
ct executee sous mes ordres, montre suffisamment
ma determination de punir des hommes qui, au
moment du danger, abandonment leurs camara-
des, leurs drapeanx ct leur pays. Dependant, je
viens une fois encore offrr aux soldats de mon
commandment qui ont 81 lachement oublie leur
devoir, une derniere occasion de rentrer sous
ieurs dfapeaux.
l. ceux par consequent qui ont deserie a.
want la presente date, gui SO rendront volontai.
rement I'm officer de farmee confederee avant
le Ter F'evrler 1865. pour aer ensnite reioindre
leurs commandments r.spectifs, 'otfre lie pardon
au moins de la peine de mort: ct un pardon alb.
so!u, sils peuvent mnntrer pour leur justification
des circumstances attenuantes.
Tout officer qui receyra ainsi des deserteurs
on des absents sans PERMISSION les enverra leurs
commandments respectiis on au Quarter Gene
raj plus rapproche, avec un rapport par ecrit
contenant le fait de la rendition volontaire du
coupable.
L'offre de pardon ci.dessus menfionne men,
traine ancun relachement dams la poursnite des
deserteurs; All contraire, tUus les officers sont in
vtes employer tous les moyens pour les atreter
ct les raduire en- Justice; ct tout deserfeur trouve
conpable sera fusle. LIE pardon ne s'applique
qua eeux qui Sc rendront volontairement
4. II doit etre ciairrnent entrndu que ce par.
don n'embrasse pas cerx qni deserteraient par.
tir de la presente date; ct ceux qai, apres sstre
rspportes ne reioindraiest pas lrar G, lnmande-
a.ent dams nm temps reasonable. perdraient lie
benefre du pardon qu I-nr es: off-rt
je mai nnl!ament Ir desir d',,srr efryers per
some dune seve,iss non nleri,e..; mais la Justice
que ie dois aux braves soltlats on, restent fiiees
a leurs drapeanx en- face Gu danger ct malgre ts
p!us penbles epreuves, exige la pnni,ion Ia plus
severe pour eeux qui hs abandonment d l'heure
de i'eprenve. J'espere par consequent cue lam.
niste lei oferte ranlerera les conpables sous leu,s
drapeaux. ct Que lenrs services l'avenir effaee
ront la tache sim5rimee leur nom par leur deser-
ion passee.
S. B. BUCKNER,
33-3t] Lieut. Gen. commandant
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y On Nouveau 'Journa1.-Le Confederate
States, public q Ia Nlle.1bsrie il y a quelques
snesrs. ct dont e materiel avais etc jets au vent
pat les Yankees vientde reparsftre sous lie .tre
De deCortederaey' John A. French, rediteu7, est
ap4aessous de Rage de conscriptior.
QUAINT lediteur du Confederate States, NJ.
Burnett, le ceur lui mangue, CONNIE tapt
ataHes, ct de compagnie avec son ouyrier, M.
white IL passe 1 l'ennelni. i........-.--.--..-.-
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Take des Etats Confederes.
4Acte amende du II Ferrier 1864.
AVIS AUX MARCHANDS EFT AUTREs
PERSONNES

AVIS AUX MARCHANDs EFT AUTREs
PERSONNES.
NNOUTES les personnes qui ont etc employ.
II ees ou interessees dams aucun genre d'af
ta'res, de profit ou de gain, (excepte emploi do
fermler ou habitant), ct tous ceux qui on. exerce
une profession OIL vocation quelconque texcepte
celle d'ecclesastique, Oil un empoi civil ou mill
taire) dams cette Paroisse, a aucune epoaue de-
puis lie Ter Janver 1864, sont par le present To-
quises ct sommees de rendre, aux soussienss,
Collecteur ct Assessor de District, dams les guip
&c 5ours qui snicromt la date du present aris, un
eat fidele ct exact de eurs ventes ct recettes us
quau Ter Janvier 1865, ct payer, sur icelles, au.
dit Collectenr, la take generate due confol me-
ment la loi, CONNIE aussi la take dun ciDauje-
me additionnelle imposee sous racte du 10 Juin
1864, ''pour pourvoir la pale des soldats"-
Cette take additionnelle dun cinquisme doit etrs
1864.
N. B Les personnes eui negligeront &c faire
leurs Tetours do lenrs ventes ct recettes serons
sujettes it une amende do double du montant de-
la take due par eux.
THEO. c. LITTELL, Collector.
c. N. EALER, Assessor.
ID Jan. 1s65.-33-2t1 pour St. Landry
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ron trouve lie passage suiyxnt dams le der
nig message aunuel dn President Davis:

nrE message annuel dn President Davis:
10 disposition du gourernement i resoudre,
dune maniere amicale, les questions que rennemi
slsfsers l'arbitre des afnes, etc trop sou vent
naaissiee ct est trop bien cvnnue pour en de.
nnder de nouveles assurances Mais ben Gull
Rityrai que des individus ct des parts, dams les
fsis. unis, aient temoigne lie desir de substituer
hraison la force, de suspendre. par la nsgocia-
iob ub plus grand sacrifice d.. visS humain-s ct
q iaire cesser les caamitss qui trappent les '.ux
pys--,es sutoli,es qu regissent lie gouverne-
neut de hos ennemis ont. crp-udant .rop sourent
sirup ouvertrment enonce leur resolution dc ne
hHs Ia paix en,a Ia condition dune soumssion IT
dune degradafian sans eserse. pour nous douner
aatnn espoir d uiis cessation d-hosfilites, araft
sus lsur Illusion de pouvoir nous subjuguer n.
sNt disspes.
Pra ceux deja disposss la paix, il en- a
s sgissent par principe, qai desapprouvrnt ct
eEhbhorrent la guerre Unique que fait isur gou.
ssssinent; tandis que les autres soue mus par
hfnviction gull NEST plus de l'interst d-s
AaSllnis, de continu+r une ,lnt.s don't lis ne
Eassns sortir yainquenrs. Lersque cette con.
NTion. q,i se deveioppe tous les jours, aura pris
Mrne dams lesprit de Ia msjorits du peuple du
Aeld ssIors sc manitestera IL desir d.. faire des
lsgoeations de paix, aui, jusqua present, ma
ae tenogne que de notre cote. II est manifesto
gusa paix est impossible SANS que les deux par
a. en gnerre ne le desire,it. Le meilieur ct lie
piussar moyen d'eveiller cette disposition chez
nes ennemis, est de nous montrer habiles ct inc,
hsnlables dams notre determination d defendre
msdroits, ct de pronver quill NY point de sa-
cr'lcss que nous ne fassions pour les obtenir. se
Qaand nos ennemis temoigneront le desir d..
iHs y paix. i ne sera pas diicile de trouver les
H5araf0, fs.,. *
eydtnt que, dams les circumstances actuelles, le
eoncours ne peut stre mutuel Le cas- echeant.
sgouvnrnenent, auquel sera devoln le pouvoir
" islie e traite, ne n1anquera pas de maysfs
Hupfss airiver uii but 81 longtemps desire.
paus gssPoir que le4 jour NEST pas eloigne on
asra peflas . ces Etats de reprendre sleurs an
ssnles paisihles occupations, Ct de developer
- saoondantes resources naturelles qu'iIs ont ell
laflage Ieilerons notre ferme resolution de con-
aslef tottes nos forces, tonte .notre energie,
nos foyers nos existences ct nos Liberties
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~ Une rixe eu lieu en- notre Vile, Mardi
dSsfr, entire le Lieut.. Burns. des eclaireurs de
Buie Vieson ct un nomms Beackam, dams Ia.
saele le Lieutenant recu une bale dams lab.
amen, qui met sa vie dams un grand danger, e.
Bsackam une bale dams la cuisse. Cette der.
aiars blessure NEST pas dangereuse, dit.ou.
IL moteur de Ia rixe stait, CONNIE on le sup.
sose dGia, un exces dc boisson.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
Els PLANfEURS qui ont en- leur posses
AA sion des preuves. temoignages on pieces jus.
stfcatives duplicate, deivres par des officers
de rarmee, en- Placement de la take de la dime de
1864, devront les delivrer aux agents de Dsp6s
avant rexpiration de rhaque mois, ct reeevoiy
deux les recus convenabies
ISAAC F. LrTTELL.
Agent GENERAL de la taze en- nature
pou,,sa Paroisse St. Landry.
Opelousas 81 Decegbre 1864 3ltf
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k7-Nous regrettons de ne pouvoir donner a
al lecteurs aucune nouvelle positive sur la posi-
hude elarmee yankee de Sherman, nj sur la situ
dan de notre armee du Tennessee sous le com.
r,ndement de Hood. Les nouvelles sont telle.
rens contradictoires que nous n'osons nous en-
rndrs recho. njour Sherman a pris savan.
,ah; Il lendemain il ne Ia pas pris. Tant6t Hood
.ae battu impitoyablement; tantot ce sont les
,betionistes qui fluent devant les braves de no
IN eeourageux sabreur, don't le Quarter Genera
esi Nashville En6n nous ne pouyons bient6t
azzzare nj croire personne, quaint aux nouvelles
hh guerre, ct il faut atsendre, atsendre eucore
iouours attendre........
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MELASSE A VENDRE.

TINQUANTE BARILS de bonne melasss
" vendre aux families, par baril on demi
baril. ~ 'adresscr au bureau du Courier des
Opelonsas. (IS JUN. 3ff
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A VIs.-Le soussigne, ayans ete details par
IN lie Gouverneur Allen pour monter ct repa-
rer les cardes cotton pour la Paroisse St-Landry.
acknowledgements celes don't le manche est 81
NAL pose,) annonce respectueusement eeux que
celia concerne quill est aujourd' hui prst remplr
ce devoir, aux prix les plus moderes. a Opelousas
LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas 90 Octobre, 1864. 2I-tf
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AVIS.

AVIS.
4 u BUREAU DE POSTE etc transports
- sur la rue Main, pres de rnucuignure de C.
N Eairrt "u le soussigne ven.ila des maFchandi-
ses rs des prodaits par commission
JOHN MACDONALD
Ope,ousas 81 Derrmbre 1864. 3lf
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Maries-En notre vile, Mardi dernier, par le
Rev. +. Raymond, NJ. J. A. Gauthier a Mile.
Elodie Delboulg, tous deux de cette Paroisse,
Puisse lie ciel verser sur toutes lenrs annees
Mile properties tune l'autre enchainees,
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AVIS
N vertu dun acte du Congres des r.
tats Honfadsrss o,,ro,,6 t. 1tI;


- N vertu dun acte du Congres des r.
lhn tats Confederes, approuve le II JUN
1864, intitule "Acte pour pourvoir a le-
tabissement ct au Placement des reclama-
tons des proprietes de certaines descrip-
tions prises GU pressees dune maniere p
formelIe pour lusage de l'armee;' ct con-
formement une nomination par lie Secre-
'aire de la Guerre. js procedera, d mon
Bureau, en- la vile d Opelcusas, tous les
jours, entire 8 heures Gu matin ct heure
de rapres midi, a reeevoir les preuves don
nees sous sermcnt, Reinforcement d toutes
les reclamaticns dams ce District pour fou-
rage, provisions, betes a cornes, moutons,
cochons, chevaux, mue,s, attelages ct wa
gons ci devaut fourn l'armee par le pro.
prietaire, ou pris GU presses d d'uDe maniere
informeIlc pour lusage de l'armee, ct qui
nont point encore etc payes, par un off.
cier quelconque du service militaire, on
par soE ordre, directement GU indirecte-
ment. Les reclamants devront fournir lie
papier necessaire pour enregistrer leurs re-
clamations ct prendre les temoignages.
HENRY L. GARLAND.
Opelousas ri Janyier 1866. 34-6t
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rrLHon. CHAs. Fl. OUTON est candidas
M une reelection comme Juge du 30 District
1pdcaife, compose des paroisses st. Landry,
rsjcssieu, Lafayette ct Vermillon.
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Almanach pour 1866.

TET almanach. public Ell faneais, au bureau
~ du Courier des opelousas, content le lever
ct lie coucheariu soleil, les phases de la lune, les
salsons' les tetes mobiles, IL comput eeclesiast.
que, les Quatre Temps &c. a vendre au bureau
du Courier, chez Bloch Firnberg & Co., chez
P. l.. Hebrard ct John Posey, Opelousas.
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Par ordre du

Par Ordre du
COL. E. G RANDOLPH.
Commandant deS Consents Dist de Louisiana
GOODWILL, Capt g. Adjudant.
81 Dec 1864. 31--6t-
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qui recament exemption do tout service, ou du
service dams larmee, pour cause d'iucapacite
physique OH mentale
Mansfield, Get 10 Janvier
Nanny, l2etl3
Lac Charles l7.t18
Abbevie, 81 ct 23
Franklin, 25
Nouvelle-Iberie, 81
st. Martinvile, %
VermillonriIle, 80
Opelousas, l,2 ct 3 Fevrier
MarksvilIe, 6et7
Alexandra, 9, 10 IL
Natchitoches, Ia I5
Les officers enr6leurs annonceront de la ma
Mere la plus etendue ct la plus publiqus dams
leurs paroisses respectives, des jours fixes pour
lexamen, ct requerront que chaque conscrit non
asslgne qui reclame exemption, Sc transporte aux
leux ct les jours cdessus NOMINEES, au'ils aient
etc prealablements examines ou non. Les off.
clers enroleurs seront presents ct devYont etre
exacts enroler, avant lexamen, chaque conscrit
qui n aura point encore etc examine Ceux qui
ont etc anterieurement decharge de tout service,
ct quI seront prononces par le Bureau eapables
de servir soft dams larmee, soft dams les bureaux,
seront enroles de nouveau ct disposition en- sera
faite contormement aux ordres antereurs Les
OFFICERS enroleurs enverront devant le Bureau,
pour etre examine, tout homme entire lS ct 45 ans
qui aura etc detaille en- vertu dun certfeat din
capacite de service ct assgne all Corps de Reserve
quand lis auront lien de croire que lncapacite
susdite cesse dexister. ST ces houmes sont
par lie Bureau propres au service du
camp, ills seront enr6ies dc nouveau pour Ia
classe du service actif
Par ordre du
COL. E. G RANDOLPH.
IOpf ~ !. r
GOODWILL, Capt. g. Adjudant.
81 Dec 1854 31ft
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QUARTERS GENERAUX
District des Consents de la Louisiana.
SHREyEPnRT. LNE., 81 Dec. 1864
ORDRES SPECIAUX
No 1893
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vi. LIE .a>dreau Medical d'Examnateurs pour
les Consents sera present aux lienx ct les tours
ci-apres designes, dams lie but d'examner tous les
conscrits qui mont point encore etc assgnes, ct
qui reclament exem ption de tout service, ou du
service dams larmee. pour cause diucapacite
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-30
Governor wells, Message Cotton
MarkeI-Eire In MObIle.

NEW ORLEANS, November Ex-Governor
Wells message was read to-day. IL says Lou
siana's loyalty was renewed without reserya-
tiOn and accepts with sincerity and frankness
the new order Of things. determined by the
arbitration Of the sword IL urges the speedy
election Of United states senators, recon-
mcnds that appropriations be made for the inn
mediate construction Of leyces on the Missis-
sippi, that means be devised 10 pay all accrued
interest without severe taxation. the enact
ment Of the laws regulating the labor system,
leaving IL to the parties Interested TO make
their own terms, and asks that all impedi-
ments to free immigration be removed. invokes
the needful legislation 10 suppress secret poll
teal associations, which are undoubtedly being
revived in the state.
lie says provisions have been made to re-
build the State Penitentiary, and 10 erect a
state House.
lie urges the immediate and perfect organi-
zation OF the State militia. and recommends
that all the taxes levied upon the colored peo-
pie for educational purposes be employed for
tho education Of eolored people exclusively
lie says the President laws great stress upon
the course Of Louisiana, and is anxious that
she should take her place in the Union.
The Governor invites the State Legislature
TO unite with the executive authorities in
fresh evidence that Louisiana is determined to
stand or fall with President Johnson in his re-
construction policy.
The other parts Of the message are of a purely
local nature.
Cotton depressed; 800 bales sold at soc for
midding.
sugar-Fair to fully fair l7sz@Isc.
Molasses 81 05@1 II.
Gold l49l9. Checks on New York &c dis
count.
Freights Cotton 10 New York IA discount.
and Liverpool ll-l6c.
There was large fire in Mobile on the 2Sth.
destroying eight dwellings and a stable Loss
S4O.OOO; no insurance. A ear load of cotton
was burned on the Jackson Railroad.
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synopsis of Legislative Proceed

In the SENATE, yesterday, the special order,
House amendments 90 senate bill, No. 19G. con-
cerning the writ Of habeds corpus, occupied
most Of the morning session the senate re-
fused 20 concur by vote Of ayes IS. noes 20.
In the afternoon. the special order being the
consideration Of the bill =. No. G6l 20 provide
for the registry Of voters. etc, after some de-
bate il was recommitted.
The bill for the relief Of the Treasurer Of
Clinton county, after considerable debate, was
ordered TO third reading.
The bill regulating the fees Of county officers,
etc. :. 226l with amendments was agreed 10.
and finally passed by vote of3l TO II.
The senate adjourned until O'Clock this
morning.
In the House.. yesterday, numerous petit
tions were presented asking a change Of the
Liquor License law.
The balance Of the session was occupied in
the consideration II the special order. viz: the
consideration Of the hill II. II. 2Isl 10 amend
sectons and of the license act Of March ).
iSj9. and prescribing penalty In case Of a
second or subsequent conviction. the question
being on the third reading. Various amend
ments We're proposed and voted down or laid
on the table, aud finally the further cOnsidera-
ton was postponed until this afternoon at two
O'Clock
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NEW YORK, November 20.-The Posts spe-
cial from Washington says: The report of "A
Baltimore paper that Gen. Butler intends 20 20
10 Florida, i denied by his friends
The Custom House authorities have ceased
their search after the body OF Hon. Preston
King. A thorough search has been made Of all
places where IL l. supposed the body might be-
The Post says: Wall street has been trou-
bled to-day by number Of sensation rumOrs,
but notwithstanding the unsettled state of
public opinion, and the vague inccrtitude as
10 the immediate future of the money market,
there i less division than prevailed u day or
two ago. The loan market II fairly active.
There il an ample supply Of capital, but lend
ers are cautious. The rate l. seven per cent.
The stock market IL quiet. Governments are
steady, without much pressure To sell.
The monthly report Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the National Freedmen's Associa-
ti0n, dated the 18th November. says: The dis
bursements for educational purposes the past
month have been more than $1,000. although
but a very small part Of the field i vet occu-
pied. Operations have been greatly restricted
by the want Of funds 10 meet the expense. If
bcneyolence l. not more thoroughly aroused
the association cannot retain the present corps
Of teachers in the field.
An abstract from "a letter from the Supcrin-
tcndent Of the Frecdmen's Bureau. at Peters
burg, Virginia, says that IT a distribution Of
clothing nj Petersburg IL was found that forty
grown girls had each nothing but a dress.
nanN poN- IN ttlf NIFtttS n;iu no covering Dut
shirts. Hundreds Of men and women, too old
10 work. We're covered with few rags. In
view Of these facts. the Commission urge imme-
diate action to arouse a more active sympathy
for these suffering people.
The shipments for the lst of November were
Of the value Of Sl2.lll 9i-more than one half
in clothing for distribution.
The Commercials Washington special
states that the Secretary of the Treasury en-
dOrses the Recommendation Of the COugptroler
TO remove the Currency Bureau To New York,
and TO increase the capital Of the National
Banks 10 the extent of $4,000.
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American Industrial League.

PHILADELPHIA, November "a very
large meeting of gentlemen entrusted in the
protection Of the interests Of the workingmen
of the United States, the development of the
interests Of the country. its Growth and
wealth, and the maintenance Of the national
credit, was held in this city to-day. Ii was
resolved To organize an American Industrial
League To countcract the mischievous design
Of British free trade recently formed i'm New
York. IL is intended that all the American in
dustries I'm all the states, representing the in
tereSts OF the whole country, shall be combined
IN this organization. rs To give an opportu-
nifty 10 all these interests TO represent them
selves in the League. as ii shall be finally con-
stituted. The meeting was adjourned TO meet
again in this city on the 18th Of December. in
the Board Of Trade rooms.
10 i expected that al that time there will be
full attendance Of the cotton. woolen iron,
steel. machine-making and mining interests Of
the country.
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From San Francisco.
Battle with Iudiaus-Shipment 70
Mexican Ports at n stand still.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 37.-An official
telegram to-day Rom Nevada says: ON the 18th
inst. Lieut.. O>mcr with 90 California volun-
teerS and a howitzer. attacked largt band Of
Indians who had faTtificd them>elNe> in Black
Mountains. loo miles northwest Of Dungelen
in the north part II the state II Nevada. pu-
ring the engagement one volunteer was killed
and two wounded. OF the Indians 10 were
killed: few escaped. All their horses. arms
and ammunition We're captured. This was the
band which three weeks ago robbed train
and killed the teamStcr> and afterwards ohli-
gcd thirty armed men. no were scouting after
them. 10 retire after an unsuccessful engage
ment.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 29.-The ship
ments 70 Mexican ports by the John l.. Ste
vcns. " hich sails tomorrow. viii be extremely
light. trade in that direction having been
brought almost o. a stand-still. This i owing
in a great measure 20 the action of the French
Commissary At Mazatsan in rejecting. on frivo-
lous prcieNts, considerable quantities sent from
this city 10 supply French troops; also 10 the
Tact that lille the French troops occupy
Quay amas. Mazattan and Aeoyelo, the Iiber.
als have control Of Affairs inland, ~ that b.
tween the opposing forces communication 4.
cut 81
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From New Orleans.
Louisiana LegisIature-sugar and
Cotton - Mississippi LegisIature =
Cotton iu TexH>-tsen. Grauger-s
Course I'm Texas Denounced-Tur-
ther News from Mexico.

I
NEW ORLEANS. November 29.-Nothing 10
ing In the gislature-waiting for country
members.
Pierre soule has resumed the practice Of law
here.
Piaquemine's Bayou being closed up. the
Parish Of Iberolle, which before the war made
nearly $1,000 hogsheads of sugar. will make
this year about co. and about 600 bales OF
cotton.
The Mississippi legislature adopted the bill
permitting negro testimony. In all eases except
where whites only are interested.
The Galveston Ciriiidn, speaking Of the
stock u cotton in Texas, says: The receipts up
10 the 18th inst. since the nrst Of September
last. u 5000, NJ Galveston. and. including the
lst of September. 80 90. against Al 600 for the
same time in leGo The amount received on
tLe Texas coast since september lst rs 5000.
The receiptr Cor tlas yesr wiz probably reach
Gen. Granger's course I'm Texas Is generally
denounced and l. said % be infIsing insurrec-
tionary sentiments in the minds Of freedmen.
lie addressed the freedmen. denouncing the
course Of Col strong, Of Gen. Howar,l's staff
who. In previous address, advised them 10
return 20 their former owners a their best
friend. and not depend on the Government for
assistance.
The Herald Of the 18th says: \ number Of
Liberal officers have arrived from Mexico con-
slderng the Liberal cause 80 desperate in their
don II.
The Mexican Times Of the 18th ult. gives n
favorable account Of immigration to Mexico.
and publishes list OF Confedcrates settled near
CordOya.
The lmpcrialists claim victory near OIac-
ca, routing three hundred soldiers, Killing
thirty-scSen and capturing sixty-eig
lake In the neighborhood Of the City of
Mexico, rose within one inch OF the level Of the
city. creating considerable alarm.
An eNiled Confederate has rented planta-
ton In san Luis Potosl, and will plant five
thousand acres Of cotton.
band of robbers made a furious attack
upon the town Of Panos, Coahuclcn, which was
repelled by the citizens. innicting heavy loss
on the robbers.
The family of Emperor Iturbidc would leave
Vera Cruz ON the 9th, In an American steamer.