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NUMEROUS CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Murder of Harry Lazarus.
Disastrous ENPLO-IoN IN JERSEY.
Turning Of the steamer eco.
wa-hington.
GENERAL RrTLER.
Reported Explosion on the Dutch Tar


Heported INplosion on the Dutch Zap
Canal
Wdshington, Jan 5--PArtics who arrived here
this morning by the NAL boai from City Point
port thstthe Dutch Gap Canal explosion took place
OF Sunday afternoon The earth blown out
and up " great height, but ID descended into the
canal Again, backing up communication.
sBooSD DIspAroH.
Washington, Jan 3.-on sunday afternoon the
bulkheAd Of tho Dutch Gap Canal was blown ou.
IN part hut the mass ot disturbed earth fell back
into the water. Tho explos.on thu, falling OF It's
otJcct. Dredging will therefore h-come no, ,ssnry
should the protector porsovcre In continuing the
work. The sound produced was low and ruuib-
hng but accounts differ rs 70 The large amount Of
powder used on the OCCASION
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The Chsrge d Afarcs was no, authorized to 80 de-
to-rnine The letter Of the Secretary has, howev-
er tcen transmitted 10 Tho Government OF BraziL
had In due time an answer will Re Forwarded
through the proper channels. which. II ~ not
doubted. win be of = responsive friendly chsrsc-
ter The Brazilian Charge d. AGair.s accompanied
the other ''reisn representatives 70 pay th@r res
pocts to the Prosldsnt yesterday, and Afterwards
o.ol unon the secrelAIy Of sL.le. AZ his rasLnnco
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Turning Of the Bo-,on Traveller once.

HUfhIhN OF tht Horton TTnNeUrr Un1ce.
Bosfor, Jan 2.--Tbe Boston Traveller building,
corner Of STATE and Congress streets vas nearly
burned out this morning, between and o'clock
Tho loss included ,he Daily Evening Traveller
ohce.
sBcoSp DIrArcH.
Tbs hre In tho Traveller Building was the
work Of an inosndiary. The composing and
choria rooms were burned ont. Their
press bcirg in the hasemcnt was not much dam
aged. Messrx willard 4 sona chronometer ms
kcr, on tho hrs, aoor, h.d their property secured
In safc. and thus escaped serious lo~s. The other
portions n the building were mainly occupied by
ofbces- The fire was chiefly confined ,o tho upper
tortcs- The TRAvsLIsa Oehoe s hilly insured,
and ,he suspension of its regular publication will
be only temporarily.
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Bad Beginning for the New Year.
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The Latest News
f. ,IeIrrrna,h N ,nn " ann
NEWS FROM VIRGINIA,

The Dutch Gap Canal.
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Sudden Dash of the Rebels.
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Message Of Gov, Fenton.

rNTERESTsNG BNATGa'RAE.
CEREMONIES.
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ATTACK ON OUR PICKET LINE.
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ASSEMBLY.


Ali 4. NJ, NJ. Joseph B Cushman, Clerk OF
tie lsst House, called tho 4 ssrnbly to order. The
oath Of ofice was administered to nlembers by Hon
Chauncey NJ Dercw, secr,;ary OF State. The House
then proceeded 10 elect speaker, with the follow.
ing result;
(ioor c e, H1skinH. nH..,...,,,.............T -
Aprsm Is weaver. ..,s.... ............ ~
Mr.. Haskins, Of Wyoming was then declared
duly el,ctcd Speaker. ua .ddreVsel tie Assembly
in few appropriate remarks and the House pro-
csedoI 30 the election Of Clerk, With .he following
result:
Joseph y. Cushnsn n....',,..........,..N
Francis HoughtaiinR ...,...........,,,.iP
The Speaker declared Joseph II. Cushm.n duly
elected ClcrL.
Cherries Y. Youur was duly elected 5 rgr.n,-at-
Arms; Henry A Rogers, u orkecIcr, ami Richard
= Stout aud Alexander Vror Assistant Door
kccIcrs.
Mr.. n ockwsy, Private Secretary T. the Governor,
announced the Annual Message, which wAs read
By the Clerk.
Mr. Kcegau offered the Glowing;
ResOlucL That committee II three be appointed
% tender The thanks Of y c people, through their
representatives IN the Assembly, 10 Ex-Governor
HOrstio scy mour, for TIE iathfl diligeuL able and
patriotic manner Ia which he has performed, flr
the past Two years the 4utes OF his Office AS Coy
ern0r of tue state Of New York
Ou motion uf Mr. Ke4dlnSton the resolution was
tabled
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ATTEMPT 10 BlGw II OUT.
The Experiment Unsuccessful,
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". YORK STATE LEGISLATURE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
. GREAT. INTEREST MANIFESTED,
NO UNUSUAL EXCITEMENT.
The Wheels in All the Districts in
fsu Motion.
Further Proceedings Postponed Until
N... Saturday.

The draft proceeded in all the districts OF the
city Yesterday and Notwithstanding that intense inter-
est was felt and large numbers of citizens were pres
ent at the various districts everything passed OIL IN
perfect order and quiet
Sections of police and soldiers of tho Veteran Reserve
Corps were present each district as on the day pre-
viou and the arrangements for suppressng any dsor
deIiy manifestations appeared to be ample. One com.
pany from each Of the city militia regiments were heu
in reserve at their respective armorles, ana ms Pre-
caution will continue during the draft
The following is the order from Gen Fry, received
here on the 18th inst upon which the drat YVES con-
menced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
~ ny AIr
--latest ship News.

ARRIVED
Steamship Commander, Powell, Hilton Head lin inS III
ballast, 4. LeaTy ~ A.. IN
hours, 20 u. s. ON. ,, ~, >,
rice and rans r. W Cameron. Passed Java Arai Dec ],
Cape OF Good Hope Jan To- crossed the Equator I'iH ~
Bark Daniel (of Nassau, Spearwsitt NAlsnois ~ -
cotton and hides TO master Has had hegvy weather On VIC
the passage Len brss Korak. Export Tronbado Ar@ds
and Jim Crow, al for New.loTs. , c,,. - ,vs
Brig Mcrrwa (of Por,and), usersol oen'es0' ''""sf'
sugar, 20 master . O. pt. ,,r.i,, 81 asvs
coffee George r. Bailey. . So. A., ha,,,
Biz Nose. Rogers Jones' New oresna days ho" ne"P
&c. Van Brunt slasht. n 4, ca. ss.x.
Bri. Merlin iof 81 John y. b., Brandt, sssna So',''
James T.. Ward \ CO. al. s,.,. ,,o.
Bdr Excelsior loi Bermuda Cooper, Bermuda dy'' HUI
asses, Ac.. McCol 3 Firth. . :. ., ,.,o,..os "A
Brig Helen (of SheiOlrue, " 81 McNehNe
days sugar Brett, Son Co. -, ch,,,,a Iisr,
ri, Champion of Pictou. n. Marted C"moes''n' ~
Dor Cuba ri days snrar. &c, TO order. , - ,.gh nj,
Schr. Maria OF Shelbume. y. :. Srow. 'A"o' " wv
logwood. &c, Brett, son y GO.
wIND-At Sunset, : E, fresh
BEIOW-lbrk and bds-both unknown.
SPOKEN
Bark Irwin from Sassas FOR NeY orA-Sd nir2n Na.au.
D.. t,-',n Niie refes'a and Oriental nom Oie1drBos
for NexY ork- "a inst. OF Cieniiesos a
Sir Magic Louisa, rom sisl New forA-lJh lhs'o"
tlatteras.
.. MEMORANDA
Tho schooner Thrasler peckonh hence fer Io oIAude
pr,,u VS.. toed INTO st. Georges on the 2iti nt asmaeu
ST. ,sd having lad gale IN lot. - ~ l'n Oh 81 dunis
~ 5 Sas hove on her end, and was Obliged to ct
away both right her which caIisa ""a 'e s VIC
ssiss AIe nsxms
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his officers acted. The police arrangements m'uef
r.. s,o.o NJ tbc ODD Precinct, were admirable Thirty
Ron from the 10Th ed and 23d Precincts with four
sergeans. constituted the force on duty whe large
- Was held in readiness Although large mum
Der of citizens were present at the drawing no mani
f.tatjou OF bad feeling was observable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

The people of Millville, N. j., were startled
last Sunday by loud explosion which provcd TO haye
burglarious attempt to take money from the vaults.
The charge Of powder great, and the explosion
did no particular damage while the robbers made good
their escape.
Skating continues good at Quebec, aud large
narties enjoy that exercise nightly with music and
other extraneous accomplishments to give zes thereto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
WASHINGTON. Thursday. March l6, 1866.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. March l6, 1855.
The following was sent to Gov. Fenton Oh
learning from him that he had issued Circular about
delaying the draft:
PRovosT. MARsHALG ENERALs BUREAU,
WASHINGTON. March -, leoj )
His Erceleney Cor. Il. f. FENTOS. Albany
Your telegram Of yesterday is Just received ! nave
not see your Circular about the draft. and DO not
understand your dispatch No delay that know OF mas
been authorized it likely that any VIII De per-
mtted ON any other conditions than those heretofore
stated and repeated, TO wit That II the Boards are
fully occupied in the examination of volunteers THO ae,
Law 70 continue only long they are uy oceupied
in that way ..--- JAMES Il. FRY,
Provost. Marshal. General
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Young, Chas, Maiden-lane
FOURTH WARD.

Names in the box, 1890; deficiency, 5ol; drawn,
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Sixth District.
FIFTEENTH WARD.

Zoller c, 3 North William Zanisch, T. 81 Frankiort
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Fourth District.
SECOND WARD.

In the Fourth District, the drawing was resumed al
a. IN. with the Second Ward, and was concluded be-
fore noon number Of names enrolled 1885, deficiency
20. drawn $40
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nrw.voRKK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY MARCH Il, 1895

Crowley. c, 80 Oak
Crossgrow, u, ~ Catherine
Condon, J, IS Cherry
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Circular from the Provost.Marshni.Gen

For Eth and Seventh Districts see Sirth Page.l
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=, Capt. Dunning pat biz wheel IN motion at II N.
The names Of those enrolled in the 18th w1d were
placed in Tie wheel. nauber.og 3,5 The enoiapf the
ward 49, and az names Qn Juding tie 100 per cent
sddiEma) were drawn. Commissioner John VI.
Sands read The names az takeu rorn the wheel Ex.
Mayor Teman and Alderman Voc. his represented the
vd On the occasion and pere ety satisfied with
the bpsress IKE manner 10 which Cbrt Draniog and
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life than the Fire eater.

L 4 & ?
There is not a nation ON earth 80
insane as not to desire to be at peace
with us. And God knows We have
had war enough to satisfy any ra-
tional people for at least halt d GEN.
fury. ra
The hurricane of war has passed.
The winds are still. The lightning
and thunder are past. But, alas |!
the myriads Of goodly trees swept
down by the storm can never more
lift their heads toward the beautiful
sky.
A good many politicians appear
to have made humbug one Of the ex-
act sciences. ~
The warriors brand is very fatal /;
the grocer's brandy much more so.
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pa- A Ferocious elephant has been
committing frightful ravages in north
western province of Hindostan. He
was taken for marriage procession,
but suddenly became wild and pulled
down number ofhuts and trees. The
next day he became wilder still, and
one of the mahoots in attempting to
chain his legs was seized by the trunk
and trampled under foot, the elephant
keeping the corpse Of the man under
his feet for two successive days, actu-
ally grinding it to dust. That very
day he struck down a Brabmin and
smashed bis head; two other men
were seriously injured, and most Of
the inhabitants of Kotulpore have, it
is said, runaway from the village for
fear OF the brute.
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LEGAL NOTICES

To the Honorable REUBEE 7. Poser Judge of the
III n Ju iicia District court heI1 in and for the
Ra'ish II Il st Baton rouge:
The petition Of William Bogel and William
Ma khan of said Parish, Testament4ry Ex cutprs
q the Bstate Of Mary Zsrada Bug- decsas ed.
late of said Parish, respectfully Represents That
they herewith file thsir first IroVlsional account
of sal estate, with vouchers thereto annex IL for
homoloeation. They also pray that legal notice
be given Of the fling Of said account according to
law, and that atsr all legal delays the said &C.
eouL may be homologated and made III judgment
Of the Court Also, that George A Pike of said
Parish, U dortutor Of the Minor, stella D.. Bogel,
he notified of he q ing Of the same, aud az In
duty bou d, your petitioners will ever pray, &c.
lsigned WM. B0GEL,
W. MARKHAM,
. Test. Executors.
Baton R1a5e July let 1875.
let pnh.ie notice be given. according to law, Of
the tiiug Of the within account, aud that George
A. Pike, Uncertutor to the Minor, Stella Bogel, be
not h5i OF the hl. Of the same
f,igned,l JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk.
july litu, 1855
CLERKS OFFICE, East Baton Rouge Parish.
true copy Of the original petition on file In
my flee. JOS. NEPHLbK,
July20 Clerk.
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EFF A gentleman who was pres
ent at dinner given to Grant by
several congressman, says, that
the General spoke but one word
during the whole dinner. His en-.
gineer, in giving an account Of a
passage of a river, spoke of it as
thirteen feet wide. General Grant
lifted his finger, and said, -Four
teen"
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Mrs. Snratt was no. the first woman
hung in this country. A woman was
hung on Boston Common about
seventy years ago. Her crime was
snatchiug bonnet and reticule from
q lady. She was indicted for highway
robbery, was convicted and suffered
the extreme penalty Of the law. Be-
sides a number Of women were hung
as witches long before that.
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CLOTHING, Shoes, ETo.--Our indefatiga-
BILE fiend, KowALsKr, has recently been
adding to his stock OF Clothing, Shoes and
Furnishing Goods, by the receipt Of a fine
assortment suited to the season. All per-
sons having the "wherewi(h" to procure
outfits, will find by calling on KowALsKr,
at HE store, on Laurel street, that they
eau be well accommodated there in every
particular.
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BATON RoUeE MARBLE WoRKs.-We in
vite public attention to the card Of Messrs.
JosrPH SMoLLEN & Co., manufacturers Of
Tombs. Monuments. Head Stones, Mantels,
ETC., corner of Main and Church streets.
Those gentlemen are prepared to execute,
with prom ptness and in plain or artistic
style, all work in marble entrusted to them.
Encourage home industry by furnishing
employment whenever it IL in your power,
to home mechanics, is good advice at all
times, and worthy to be followed.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-25

PREsH ARRIVALS At BEAL's.-For par
tiuuIars, see advertisement. Call early, on
BEAL's supplies are in constant demand,
and you may have to wait until he can re-
plenlsh again, which, by the way, be ap-
pears 10 be doing all the time. No matter
how large the plethora Of stock be lays in,
it always meets with ready depletion at
che hands of his numerous customers.
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To CAEDTDATEs.--C Candidates for office
need occasionally to be reminded that we
insert no announcements, unless accom-
ranied with the printers fee of $40. We
have on hand a goodly number of names
which have baen left ut our Office to be
announced in tho foregoing connection,
but until our old established rates are
complied with, the parties concerned can
not receive the benefit of standing an-
nouncement IN our columns.
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sUBsCRIRERS' BOX.

For the better accommodation of our
country subscribers ut present we have
arranged q box at our Office, in which
their papers will be regularly placed and
whence they can receive them when called
for.
This arrangement VIII work convent
emily for all as soon as custom shall have
rendered it familiar.
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A Chinese heather expressed his
entire willingness that bis family
should become Christians, but as he
feared the ugly dogs round abont
them would tbenceforth have the
best OF it in a row, expressed bis in
tention to remain heather, iu order
to do the necessary cursing and
fighting.
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g9- The Baltic sea, between Ger.
many and Sweden, is 100 feet deep,
and the Adriatic, between Venice and
Trieste, is l39 feet. The deepest part
Of the channel between Frarce and
England is 1870 feet. OFF the south.
west coast Of Ireland. in tie open sea,
the depth is 1000 feet. The narrow
est part Of the Straits of Gibraltar is
1000 feet. and little to the east of
this the depth is 5000 feet; $50 south
Of Nantucket no bottom was found at
1900 feet. West of the cape of Good
Hope 10000 feet have been measured,
and west of st. Helena $1,000 feet.
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aH- Gocknez Zoolonu-pre.

LIZ Cockney Zoology.-Precoeiors
young lady; claw, ma, here's a
beagle" Mamma (reproachfulIy) "A
beagle! Oh, you ignorant girl! w,
it's an howl !" Keeper of the men
agerie respectfully "Axes parding
mum, It's an awk."-Punch.
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E A cobweb marriage is thus
noticed by one Of our contemporaries !:
Married, John Cobbt to Kate Webb"
Look out for the little spiders.
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tgH6Ft4 s.-AL1-lle - i85
BRAZILIAN NEws.--A letter from Rio
Janeiro to the New York Herald says that
some Southern people are emigrating to
the province Of Parsna, in that Empire:
The writer says:
Soon after the rebellion broke out in the
United States, caused to be circulated in
the Southern papers q warning TO nv
seeding countrymen to dispose of their
slaves while they could get something for
them, and urged such of them as under
stood the cultivation of cotton to come to
the Brazils, where they could get land for
the asking, which would be much the best
way of seeding. Lately, agents have ar.
rived, and one of them, Mr.. Swain. who
is just the man for the mission, has select.
ed site ON the Bay of Parahagua, in the
province of Panama ~ .E,
The climate is mild and the soil is rich,
producing cotton, coffee, sugar and yerba.
Many streams enter into this bay, which
is studded with islands. The Portuguese
settled this part of the country, but find-
SV'NY huSy thS CULTIVATION
the soil. Our enterprising countryman,
Horace Lane, has also secured a tract Of
land there, and it is supposed that colony
OF North Americans will soon spring up
in that region.
There is great enthusiasm, he says, 10
Brazil, over the war with the little KepuD-
lic Of Paraguay, which so stubbornIy holds
the gate TO the rich lands of the upper
country Having thrown down the gage
Of battle to both Brazil and the Argentine
Confederation, Paraguay must soon go to
the wall. 49,, -..-.... ~. -, -
Many planters and others have present.
ed slaves TO the Government to serve as
soldiers. They have certificates of free
dom given them which grant all the rights
Of citizens, and they will be entitled to
bounty lands the same as white volunteers,
Now is the time for the European powers.
and the Americans also, to unite with
Brazil in opening the Paraguay River to
Malta Crosse, where an important custom.
house should be established, and push
Lopez and his policy aside to reach it, as
Peru hill be approached from the Atlantic
by the Amazon and its tributary, Ucayali.
Lopez is the Dictator Of Paraguay. who
seeks to continue the isolation of Franeia.
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FOR SHERIFF..

MesSrs. Editdys - Please announce III. v.
BABIN. Esq, as O candidate for Sheriff OF
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge al the APP
proaching Election.
pd. MANY FRIENDS.
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B9 A speculator in New York
who consulted medium lost 100000
by following her advice.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
I n estate of 8. W WEAVER, and taose indebt.
ed thereto, are hereby notified to make immedi-
ate settlement With MIRA. SARAH L. JONES, Ad-
ministratrix, or to H. W. KNICKERBOC 4 Err, her
Attorney. SARAH IL. JONES,
julyl5-3t ADMINISTRATIVE.
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arrived from above, bringing intelligence
Of the capture Of Gen. Kirby Smith and
his entire party. He was intercepted by
the Governor Of Saltillo, s. Viesca, on the
Fourth OF July, at Piedras Negras, Mexico,
about fifty miles below Eagle Pass, and
compelled to surrender.
The yictors got pieces Of artillery, 900
new rifles and q train of rs wagons loaded
with ammunition and provisions. The
officers and men we're paroled. w.
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The DESIRABLE" PEw.-A pew in
a Congregational meeting house is
thus advertised for sale in the Amherst
(Msss.) Express.
A pew intbe Westinghouse Of the first
parish of Amherst. The man who
owns the pew owns the right of a
space ju~t as long as the pew is, from
the bottom, Of the Westinghouse TO the
top or roof, and be can go as much
higher as he can get. II man will
buy my pew and sit in it on Sundays
and repent and be a good man, he will
60 to heaven, and my pew is as good
place to start from as any pew in the
meeting house.
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JUsr LIKE A WAtrER.--The Grand
Journal, tells little characteristic
story which may be thus Anglicis-
ed
A gentleman going into shop
house the other day found the room
very close aud hot. He called the
waiter and said Haven't you
any ventilators 7" The reply was,
"No, sir, they are all gone. | just
served up the last Y At
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THE GREAT EASTERN.
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LATER FROM The NORTH.

TRENHOLM SENT TO FORT PULASKI.
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IMPORTANT PROM MEXICO.
Kirby Smith aud Party Cnptured.
BROWNSVILLE, july IL. 1868.

To the Editor of the New Orleans Times.
Major TexieT, Of CoEtina's staG bias Just
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

The new and splendid passenger packet,
Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell, will depart for
Fort Madison and way points, tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock. Chas. o. Walton
in the Office. r. N. Pre'tyman, agent.
The Charley Cheever, Capt. Mitchell, viii
depart for Dubuque and way points, TO-
morrow morning, R. n. Prettyman, agent.
Tnr splendid steamer Burlington. Capt
Rhodes, will depart tomorrow morning,
en- route for st. Louis. This is fine oppor;;
tunity 70 travel or ship freight.