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Chances for Business Hlen.

COTTON FACTORY WANTED-A Cotton
~ Factory capacity 1900 10 10000 spndes and Looms
Parties having RENT for term OF years will
please address. ROBERTO. GWiER, No. 81 Waier-st
DARE CHANCE-To buy good PHOTO
IL GRAPH GALLERY. One Of the stands in the
country Also good Daguerrean Car good line for bust
meas Both will be sold CHEAP Il applied Tor Immediately.
l.. L. BURR, Rockville, Conn.
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY OF oCTO.
BER 1905 premises the valuable Iron Property known
as THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with6.44J acres
Land about 600 good Farming Land cleared and under
fence situate the Cumberland River hny miles above the
mouth, In Lyon County, Kentucky embracing large and
complete Rolling MIL Forge with twenty MODELLING Fires,
Machine Shop containing Lathes Boring and Plann. Ma
with Gri.t Mil attached a large Warehouse Dry Goods
Store Brick Office and large number OF Dwellings for work
Also about forty thousand bushels oil Stone Coal and
sixty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
e above Iron Works have been In successful operation for
number OF years. and tho reputation Of the iron fully estab
shed with capacity for making 1--we or six thousand tuns OF
superior Charcoal Iron ycaryunsu passed by msnuc'
tory in the United States Tho facilities for obtaining Pig
superior establishment In the West there be-
ing three charcoal furnaces within TO three miles OF the
Mil capable OF producing eight thousand tuns OF
Pig Iron yearly
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies of Corn Pork and
other articles unsurpassed -
shipments OF Iron be made 10 the mouth oil the Yum
berland River all seasons Il the year.
TERMS or SALE. .
The Rolling Mill Forge and Lands thereunto attached All
Tools acng Mill Forge and Blacksmith Tools and weigh
ing Scales TO be sold credit Of two THREE ana
years from date with approved security aud lien re-
tanned until thu purchase money IL paid.
IL Is understood that the OF the MILL lands ana hf'
lures l. take the iron and cast iron scraps stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools corn nay mules
cattle hogs. iron safe and hIures In ohce wagons carts
medicines etc. aud pay cash lnir valuation two dshtcr-
esed In said ysuaon In case they DO NOT Ssfee 70
call m third man. =, a.,
The object Of the sale TO close up said partnership agree
ably to the article, OF coparncrship. .,, - .
Capitalists wishing to invest IN profitable iron properly
will do well 10 examine the same where competent men WIZ
until day of sale lILLMAN BROTHERS.
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Go rbom it man Concern.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the line OF
N duty and heirs such have died without receiving
bounty call with your discharges on LEtFERTS HUFF
MANA Co Military and Naval Bankers, No. 10 Patk'row
Times BuildngD New York. who will collect OF cash ne
bounty Also. OFFICERS CLEARANCES PRoMfILf
OBTAINED LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
IMPORTATION WANTED OF JOHN
MEYER late Corporal OF Co u. 7th n. II: Vol, arrived
in this city on 18th inst from Concord aud Boston the
his brother l. snrions TO sec or hear from him
Il. MEYER No. l07 Trinity Building ~ " or No. 5i HUG
son-st., (resr building), Hobokrn, n. j.
NEW PRIZE LISTS NOW READY-Col-
econs for all claim. against the u. = Navy including
PRIZE, BAG MONEY BOUNTIES and ARREARS OF
PAY COLLECTED at once. Call or address l.. BROWN
Co., No PAX place. New York City.
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Geaebers h1auteo.

4 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, of much
N experience In TEACHING desires sutable situstion
Ia some Educ atona Institution Address TEACHER, Box
No. I43. Tribune Office.
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QuARrKRxAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON ID. C.. July %. 1888. }
7 ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STEAM

OUARTERMAsrER
WAsmISGroS d. C.. July 20. 1855. J
I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF SIEAM-
~ BOATS, BARGES and SllP,iARp:- -. daIo
PROPOSALS are invited and VIZ % eesvRe a. and Rres
Transporaton) Washington D. c. until the FIRST DAY
Of the oown! named STEAMBOATS, BAGEs other
prSPsry ,,o.m.r cbicsamauga, registered ,unnase 2O7
tuns. -. 100 .
sidewhre steamer Burnside registered tunnage 20f tuns
Side.whee steamer Thomas. registered tuun'rr i0 tuns
Side wheel steamer Sherman registered tlnnsse io tuns;
side-whee Wauhatche. registered 1unnage, ~
Side wheel steamer Knoxville registered tunnsge 70 tuns.
sde-whee steamer Dunbar lwEcokh registered tunnase'
Stern wheel steamer Kingdom registered tunnsse % tuns
Sterwhrcl steamer kenesaw Iesseiea .un.so w ' 10;
Bridgeport, registered tunnase iof
stern wheel steamer Hoon registered unnase Sc uns
Sterwheel steamer Missionary, registered tunnase' Ito
sernwheel steamer Chattanooga, registered tunnase "
Stern wheel Steamer Atlanta, registered tunnaee 22i TINS
Side wheel Resaca. registered tunnase, ig2 tuns
sde-wheel Lookout, registered pnnasc III tuns
sie-wnee. steamer Stone River, registered tnnnase' i
tms .
Also, seven % Gunwale Barges:
One Row Boat, and one Model Barge.
All Of which be at Chattanooga Tenn at any time
prior to the day Of sale.
Also for the Buildings Ways, Stationary Machinery and
apparatus in the United States shipbuidns Yard at Cta-
full description Of which be at the offices Of the
Qnartermasters of TRANSPORTATION at Cincinnati LOUISVILLE,
Nashville, ST. Louis and at Chattanooga
Proposals invited for each boat or barge separately; The
the boat description OF the badge to be dessnased
Ia the pro posal. 49, =,
m description OF the property may be obtained on appli'
cation Breyet Colonel Arthur Edwards, \. q NJ, ST.
Louis. Mo. .
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed md in.
doed Proposal for Steamers Barges and other property NJ
Chattanooga Bureau OF Raj aud River Transpoftaton
and addressed to the Quaermaster General u > A. Wash
ington. d. &. ,
Payment 20 be made in United States currency upon the
acceptance any proposal aud prior to the delivery Of the
property. III,
The Government the right 10 withdraw any OF the
above property and reject proposals If deemed too low
BY order Of the Ouartcrinaster General -
LEWIS II. PARSONS.
Biz General and Chief Of Rail and River Transportation
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~ s. SANITARY COMMISSION, PRO
~ TECTIyE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION. Bureau OF
Employment for Disabled and Discharged Soldiers and saor
At the above Office are registered discharged soldiers and
sailors all trades and qualifications and OF all conditions Of
body both disabled and able bodied, aud all we'd recon-
mended
An urgent request made TO employers to call and register
their applications for employees Both parties served free
Of charge.
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A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

IA EXPOSED. PALACES UNMASkED! Dr. LAR
MONTS Paris London and New-Yora Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide SOth edition 900 nearly 100 Ans'omc
Iustrs,ions upon Debility Urinary Deposits, structure Eu
ropesn Hospital Practice the Authors neGused fars and
London Treatment, &c. All who would avoid unsueeesim
and treatment should this original woIk OF the
AMERICAN NEWS CO., l2l Nassau-st. T.. WARNER No
Vessys price ST. consult the DOC NO i'S Broad
way. lup sairsl, New \ ok, from a. III. to r. m
1--WE concur other papers 'n recommending Dr Lar
mont and his "lCouref des E,ats Unis German die
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,T,HE AMERICAN INSTITUTE will hold

7TNIIE ANEKICAN INSITTUTE VIII HUIU
i their y6,h ANNUAL EXHIBITION at tho Armory on
Fourteenth e.. S.wlork. from September ~ 20 October ~
II will consist exclusively q AMERICAN INVENTIONS
MANUFACTURES aud PRODUCTIONS. Manufacturers
Ascuur Hortcultursis and others solicited 10 con
trbur articles exhibition. No charge will be made for
space Inventors and Manufacturers Of Machinery are pac
uary solicited 10 exhibit l. intended that the ExbiD
tion .ha be hrgey composed OF machinery in motion Ap
pcaiions pce should be made Ut in which must DO
the nature Of the atcr and residence OF enhio
tor and amount Of spac. required Machinery received ~
early Sh other articles from the 9th TO l2th OF sept
PRE- NUNS of Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals and Dipio
ina. will be awarded In the Agricultural aud horticultural
Departments Silver Cups and Plate will be awarded April
cations may made Circulars oba ned by addressing
u. TfLLMAN, esq, American Institute N.w'losk: Ar,icies
for exhibition must be directed TO }. w. 'HaMDEhS'
AInorY. Eonrteenth 81. New.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

A GENTS WANTED-MALE or FEMALE,
n 70 ..ll m, LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN" Pepss
Edition. Address B. B. RUSSELL & Co.. PustAsn
Bost0n. Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

lIJerys Erie r. FL Orsnce Co.. N. Y. reopcns Sept H.
Address Rev. l. II. NORTHkUP. Principal . ,
The mountain scenery air. spacious and wefurnished
house excellent table thorough instruction In all departments
OF female education with iuenjoyment Of social and religious
privileges all combine TO give value to this Institution
From letter IN The Philadelphia Press, by T. Sears, LII
fnen of and intelligence In our large cities
were only aware of the peculiar advantages both uenfd and
physical enjoyed this Institution, spacious as The building
could not contain half OF those for whom admission would
be sought
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1.-TWO ACTIVE BUSINESS PARTNERS

i WANTED In n Commission and Brokerage House Of
many years standing and of high responsibility; Apply to
MIR AyERELL At A. j. Bleccker Son Co.'S, No. II Cedar.
IT., Mr. TODD lat IL O'Clock, n No. ~ Pine'st, Rooms
Nos. 7 aui8
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Jpes' 1]atent Camps.

II can be filed. trimmed lighted regulated e1nguished
without removing the shade chimney Great saving Of
glass as well as oil! To places within reasonable distance
where our lamps are being sod viii send
FREE or IRA NSPORTATfON CHARGES. What we espe
ciay want Is GOOD CANVAS5ERS TO thoroughly introduce
this new Invention We grant exclusive sale In the territory
assigned and offer liberal inducements for good ieable men
CIRCULARS giving descriptions illustrations prices and
Testimonials, sent on application.
JUklHH AYES 1 CT ~. u GYYslasal.s Nia:ialh
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)EDFORD FEMALE INSTITUTE. Bed


I'D DOLBEAR No. 6o9 broadway, trains boys Pracueany
for good positions in stores, Offices or banks icy ca
manly bushes habits become quick ut figures rapid business
pcnien and good bookkeepers. Gentlemen can secure pr
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J. Z. TlLTON & Co.,
aPnblisl
NOW READY, the SEPTEMBER Number O

~ HOURS AT HOME.
Among its contents ..,.,,.
DANGERS AND DEMANDS OF THE NEW Liza
BY JAMES II. SPALDISG.
THE SEA OF GALlLkE.
BY WN. c. PRIME
THE THIRTY YEARS WAR (Conduaed).
rs Archbishop TRENCH. - -
GEOfFREY THE LOLL ARD. by fEANtIs hAsT"ooD
THE HOME FEELING, by Dr.. HARBArGH
GEoGRAPHICAL DISCOVERIES IN THE EAST py !"
p BRocKETT. NJ. d.
EOBODY's HEROES by SARAH PnlTcHaRp ,,bor by
MIR IINCOLN'S FAVORITE POEM, and ITS A"''''' =
Col. J. GRANT WILSON. Nm.
MAGDALFNF hv EIIzARrrn STUART PEf,rs. ropr,xs
HERO WORSHIP ON LAKE LbthhNH -
sTp WrS rro SHINY SCHOOL TEACHERS, oy ho''
c. :. ROBINSON. , ro,,sov ID d.
xxdNnFps M pH0T0IRAPHY and other papers oil III
terest with several Poems -,
Ahe ehoeni'"TIi TIFF SEA OF GALILEF.
,r. d q n year Six copies & rs Clabs oil ten OF moro
each s. So S'hip.'4--N ' -
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A YOUNG MAN lately discharged from tn
N Army, desires a SITUATION. Can write IA, ~
No objections travel. Address to JAS GOAMAS no. /"
Eirstaye.
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gTNHE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT OF Nery'
i GUS Seminal Urinary and Kindred Affections Sediments
Structures the Blood Skin Nc For the sse o. 70, n
formerly Professor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery IN ,e
Syracuse Medical College, N. Y. Price 90 r.
y al Fat Tsven tv.s. that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

H,UE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. a. C..
i FISCHER the best and most reliable Pianos made
wholesale RETAIL at Nos al 2iJ 2 2aI and Z4s I"eh'y
eighth-st near Sinh-aye.
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OIANOs MFLODEONs, HARMONIOUS
CTEINwAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL

~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now consdelei
the beat Europe well this country havrs received inc
t Prize Medal at the Worlds Exhibition IN London lSoz
The principal the Seinwsy Pianos are superior
10 all others it, that the firm 3 composed oil hvr picihG
piano ore makers father and four sons VINO invent all he
own end under whose personal persson
every part of tine instrument Is manuacturef WA,foon
No. and ~ East Fourteenth between Union square And
Irving Place New York.
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Wants.

A RESPECTABLE young WOMAN wsne
N SITUATION in private family a. NURSE sndns
p ain sewing or other work would not object to the co
Good references wages moderate. Address or apply ~
rs Laurens ST., first floor
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Mem publications.
NORA DARLING; r
IL TIE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Price 81 30.

Th.s one Of entertaining and intensely inter
esng stories winch the has produced DoA Is en- Vsi
mai chsracr placed ia ccunstances OF great novelty and
exciting pic;uresqucness." -, . -.
tale OF the war, romantic and thrilling, WIN sn- i
eens that illustrate the power OF human sympathy woman
tenderness and Christian effort II carries the eaae' through
the battlefield among the SICK. wounded aud dShs ana iods
3s attention with increasing force until the c!osc'-lNew
York Observer , - 49,
For Interest this enpacally the book Of the war so
Intensely interesting that cannot lay down tef HAVING
commenced it until the last page is timed = uiioa'
n
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DIANO WITHOUT A MASTER.-Very easy
II and simple but very complete rules and exercises and
90 easy pieces music with al the lingering marked to which
is added SO popular POkss waze' sons' &c fce ''c'
mailed.
FREDERICK BLUME No 2O3 Bowery Publisher.
ON MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.-A Ply
oogca and Medical Essay Of great value to persons in
feeble health Just published and seat by mail Ia scaled let
Ger envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. j. SKlLLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association No. South Nnthst
philadelphia. Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

Il Pi.fed, Mass.-Wi commence its 18th Academic Year
Sept Is 1865 The excellence aud Of Its corps
Instruction its superior facilities Tor physical culture ana the
beauty alubty of its location widely known. foT
circulars address the Rev &. V. SPEAR the Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

BEADS B axb FANCY B aoobs'
H. P. BROWN. Importer
No. 1S6 Pearl-st.. N. y.
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II STpTFMBFR NUMBER contains brilliant Literary
Novelies grand display of Fall Fashions popular Music mi
size magnificent and costly Engayng 6c &C. Inc
bio Premium. Single copies rs cents or back NUMBER as
necmens 10 cents Mailed tree receipt OF price Address
~ JENNINGS DEMOREST, No. 473 Broadway, n. y
Ready IN "Wednesday
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practical BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IL No. el9 BROADWAY cor. Twelfth.st. Book. pinv
Writing and Arithmetic required first business house,.
taught At this institute by Nogsdof practical book eeper
DSSssAsa.sY sss.a6 saa Iseoli ukeleSsle weIsbSat
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XVANTED-A MAN thoroughly aauu .s
w with the Oil business to supcrntend the t.,s1
.sparence need apply. Address IT, Box No. IN INV
Office.
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TTHE MISSES MARSHALLs SCHOOL,
No. l4l West Ihirty-eighthst. will be reopened on
MONDAY, Sept. IL. "
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VALUABLE SCHOOL PROPERTY for
v SALE or LEASE two hours distant from New-York
city Terms easy. Address X L. Boarding School, Tribune
Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
COMMERCIAL.


DAILV UNION ory1CE,
Nashville, Nay 20, P. 4.
,ALC0HoL-SJ. .eol7S so per gallon.
APPLzs-SI2Gl6 per barrel.
BEANs-S5. so.
BAGGISG-Suc per yayd.
BALE EOPE-2Jc per u.
BEEF- Dried &c per p.
BUcEFTs-Paiuted, "a, ,5065 90 PER doz.
BACoS-Hams plain zee for sides, l5c.
for shoulders; sugar cured hams 25c. per
pound, Country hams 1Jc.
BRoows-S6, ,0o6Ss. 90 per dozen.
BurrER AND EGGs-Butter soc. Eggs
25Gs0c per dozen by the barrel.
CANSED FEUIr Peaches, % So 90 per
dozen, % s. IS per dozen.
CANDLrs-Taliow 10000 Star, 2{e per b.
CHEEsr-Hamburg, Is aud 3sc. per n.
C0FFEF-Prime RIo. SOC and SOC per 70.
CovE OTsrERs-2fb cans 5000 per dOzen in
b cans s., 90 per dozen in boxes.
CRACKERs-Bu.ter l2Jzc per n, Soda IL.
DEv Goons-BrcwE Sheoting soc. per
yard.
CaIicoes, ,Merimscs ". S3aS5c; other prints
ranging from 20 to soc.
Foreign Goods sre scarce in the market
with an upward tendency.
FLOUR-Superius S, best brand SlOall Per
barrel.
DRIED FRuIr-Apples Ioc 10 peaches 1Sc
FEED.-C0ru in sacks IN store 81 so; Hey
g, ,5OaS; Oats 81 GOAL IS; Bran 81 SO; shorts
HIDEs-Greeu Salted Hides, 4a5c per lh :
Flint Hides, &c per ID.
IRON-Common bar Il &c per ID.
LrArHER-Oak sole 55@6O; heUl--a sote'
4OG5B: skirting 80; ha--sas, % priaie
ps~ doz. SS5HsO. KIP skins SoO0s0i caii
siO37O. wiper S40N50.
TsrD-22G2Jc per n, in tiCrce. Reg e6c.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,55@Sl,6O per
gallon. .,,,, ,-,..-
No. I. S. No 2, $40
MEM-SI, so per 5ushcl.
MusrAvD-Germau, in iars S2GgS per dog.
Union do 81 90 per dozen.
NAfLs-Teu pennies s. 90 round per keg.
Ou-Tauuerz 2.5UuS2,55; Nest-toot, S2,5li
Lard 81. .7JaS,O0; Castor, 5000; Linseed,
g, ,O2; Coal oil 81 ,2j "a so per gallon.
r,r0Es-Irish, s. So per barre.
PrCELE5-Piut jars $3.50 per dozen, qeart
do IS. SO per dozen, DO iu half barrels -.
PEPPER-Black 55c per n.
EusrSs-N. Is. J.. S5,,5Hs, so peg box.
Srg,Es--N. o. Sugar iu Hhds is0.Zic, IN
bbls. 22G2I, crushed, graGulated-, a1i pow
dersd 2JG26c per ID. ..,.,
sYRrr-Gcldeu, 81 go per gallon in = bbls.
Kegs Sl,I1-
EtLr-Seven bushel in barrel s. 80 by the
] 100 barrels. 5000 iu smaller lots-
WulsEEY BOURBON per gallon 50 O08y;
| Pure old X. G.. "a 5BtgS5 co. Wlszs vary
| ing from S25 JJ 20 SO, owing to vintage
BraIdiGs S4gSl2.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
OUR MEGI AN RELATIONS.
The CPssion Of Sonora 90 France D'ui-
ed by the Agent Of the Emperor Max
imilian,
IN YoaK. TagRsDAI. MaY I8.

NEW YoBK, THURSDAY, May IS.
70 the Editor Of he Ne,0 York Tn s.
I observe that certain journals in this
city persist in speaking of supposed
cession by Mexico to France Of the
States OF Sonora, chihuahua, Durango,
&c. entirely oblivious Of the denisls of
this cession which have appeared in
French official journals
Without referring to the solemn en-
gagements Of His MJesty the Empor-
or, my august sovereign, on the sub
iect of the integrity Of the Mexican ter
ritory, a cool and judicious cousIdera-
ton of the OH ctions to such a CessiOn
should demonstrate its falsebood
am, however, perfectly aware that III
intentiOned persons desire to make the
American people believe in the reality
Of a thing which neither Is nor can De
! and. as ! am authorized to meet all
such calumnies, desire to inform the
people OF the United States that it Is
| absolutely false that His Majesty, the
Emperor OF Mexico, has ceded the
| sboye-named States to France and that
! His Majesty will make no arrange
| ments which can ALLEVIATE or imperll
one inch Of Mexican soil, or detract IN
| one iota from his own dignity.
It is equally false that Dr. 6win has
! been made q Niceroy or Duke III the
empire Though for some time pres
ent in Mexico, DR.. Gwin never had any
| relations with the persons who com
| pose the government OF His Majesty
At the moment of sending this letter
I observe a dispatch from Washington,
| vhich AYERS that HIS Miesty the En-.
peror Of Mexico has bern ENGAGED in
negotiations with the Confederate Gen.
Kirby Smith
Such allegations diectly involve the
person and government OF His Males
tv They can only be intended %
wound the pride and the susceptibility
of the United States, at 8 moment
| wbeu all discreet journalists and
the intelligent public Of the United
States are c)ndennIng the hlibu 5eT'
ing movements 80 eagerly agitsteG for
short time past and 90 th- Du5
Hcitv ven n them predI poses men
min IL IN The United States against tlt
order Of things actually established %
/ Mexico, I earBot permit he oppo-tu
nity TO pass og stauug that [ nm iu'll
authorised 10 contradict any statem EI'
which implies any lmpulzJIOu upon tE'
I street neutrality when the g0yerun eu
Of pie Imperial n jesty has preserved
and viii continue % preserve, u re
spect. 70 American affairs under The
same sense OF It's duties . the Law oI
pations which actuatas the Governmen
of the United States
trust sir, that you viii permit mI
10 count upon your courtesy Tor the IN
sertior OF this letter IN your Valus5l
journal
Aud an, very respectfully, You
obedient servant, LUIS De ARROYO.
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! Severnl bosts are loaded and ready 70 come
out Of Red River as soon a. permitted. An
other flag Of truce boat is expected down.
The steamship Clinton from Brazos, brings
Information Of a fight st Boydelschio Pass
between the Union forces under Col. Bar
rett and five hundred rebels, in which the
enemy were driven twenty miles towards
| Brownsville. The rebels receiving rein
forcements, Barrett rstreated, fighting, and
rs'ched BrszOs with e loss Of p killed,
wounded and missing, including Captain
Temple, Lieut.. sedceicz, "a h Ohio, cap
tursd. General Slaush,er's official report
msrn hss our forces and clains victOry,
adm.tting loss @; 20 killed.
sr. LOWS, Nay 2s.--A terrible storm
passed over 3 portion Of johnson county,
Kassas, on the evening Of the 24.h, blowing
down houses, fences, uPrOOting trees, and
doing great damage. Hail is said 70 have
been blown into drifts two or three feet
deep. Several persons we've seriously in
jus ed, but no lives are reported lost. The
storm entered Ibis Stags from an easterly y
d-octiou It Frustrated the telegraph line
at several points, and did much damsge on
the route. Il reached here az nidniI ht,
sud ragged iu-iously for tive or three hours,
destroying coasidersbIo property in the
city and surrounding country. At Sedalia
several cars were blown from the rack,
ard freight train also, completely wreck
ing the engine and six cars.
BUrFAio, Nay 2C.-The billiard tourua-
msnt closed here last evening. The first
prize, gold mountod cane, was won by
Frank Martin, and the second prize, a silver
mounted cue was woa by J. C. Stewart.
WASHINGTON, May 2C.-The following
semi official statement is made in couuec-
tiou with the authorized announcement Of
the fact that The insurgon. ram stOnewau
unconditionaIly surrendered to heSpauish
au,hor,ti,s at Havana, viz: The conduct
Of those authorities upon the oecssion was
judicious, dignifed, aud in entire conform
ity with amity towards the United States.
The following named general officers
have resigned their commissions in the vol
uuteer service: Maj. Gen. Burnside, schurz,
sigel, Alto and Brig. Gen. Raum.
EEIE, Pa, May 26.-Mr. Lamberton while
digging cellar discovered rock containing
silver or lead and white sand rock suppos-
ed by all thai have examined il to contain
gold.