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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Wn Die @ebre6liden unD User
ipunDeten.

Or. Seq. genner's beilente Salbe teilt ale 8rontiden
unb ,%ufGliaen SSuncen. Die iOnit fur %unbetlbar erHart werctn'
rruo y]erbuucen, weise @eId,pulr 1nO6enfrab Riaets
pSer entteluns tes GHdarates. srumn,e unt gudli9s
terren wieter serase, msnn ie mod i'm juseneliten Utter lsnr'
Gbeumatismus @lietcrifmers, !Sautaus,6la9, Scrofala'
Gryipelas, S6arlah, 6eubbnfsn, GntSunrnn8 Ger Seper'
Sunoe, Nieren, Iugen tnp Sbren.
Srnbe @unten merhen in unslaublt6 fnrser Sett gebetlf,
ebe &c Sitter aitt, nemlih 9ranowuncen nne SrOftsenlen'
8npdenquetidunse pcer Teriplittsrun9en tn 'olben Sauen,
MO grano orer Sterilization anfanst, pire in snei Stunsen
ale @efabr peribpinten.
Stir @Gberes mOue man aterefIiren une elmer Goaffdmp BET
lesen an
0r. @srra Bsnncr,
5ifin, Seneea 60, Sbtp.
Sd whni6e in allen stibten asenten Ut babtm.
Mug. 10. 1865. MI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

u0a6 bein @ramsn unb cein Shamen,
gtrebe ted unb fcrbere laut,
limb mo mirp fh bann beqnsnnen.
llnb nn ffdhbrit uns du bic nBraut."
Gabli BIT irssnbmc Elm Snfsn,
&raec bih ais gbrenmann,
Msnn bid heine Shnbe hriidsn,
Stun, 70 ;isb' YantrHeln an"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

Gin lbiratiide Masb faltsts, ais fe bonn Stid
a~ufitann, bic 9anbs unp betete.s
u3tatsr @ctt MAR ba6a 'ssBa,
&tsr no net latt;
Nsr bdtta no mel '9eea.
Gaia aber mir Mat 8'bat"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Sine Tarua Ri perfaufen+

Der Undergraduate whni9t ietne. in Nid'lanp Somnl9'P, zLa
Npeileu nprtweflid BON 8lpripa, in Defiance @pnntp. Sbtp,
aelesene Sarm su perfaufen. 9teielbe umfabt 100 ader, no.
BON 60 ader FLAIR fnt unp 40 alder SOlslanb, weldss ~
Meilen iaslit BON her SOleeo @~iienbabn liesit. Der goesn
1T pom arter 8sIdafenbeit unb befneet fd elm 9rpser OBJ
aarten, V%entbaltene piele Sprten obj, ippie elm 9utes 5rarne=
8pbnbaus, Sdeuer, Seller, @iiterne nne Srtntpafler anf ct:
,pabntem 9anb. 9ieies if cine pprtreflide gele9enbe!t etn'
9ar,n ~ faufen. ta Der Gisentbimer bieieIbe bilis pertaufen
mill. Vtaa aprs1tre
Sriebrih &eihclo,
glOrira, Senrs @punts, Ohio.
sGSr, . 1858 6m %
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Scr bcTnunaspcIIe SprGblin q

lSaustmann: Sier, Ssrr astrsr, trins i'd S.,
nen meinen Sunsen: MAIDEN sic mas Nsdt's aus
asbrer: ST reht semahien; fam CT nean aud
ihcn mas?
Sauptmann: Bia's mstnm Gr fuht Sbnsn
,idcu wis Gin alter.
'2sbrsr: 60, 10! Sam Ct hsnn AUDI ettras t'
ten? o., =
Sauptmann $50 benfen sie BIN, 10 Gin fls'nss
Gtnbl l. @
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Narnt Ri p%erfaufen.

Der ltnterseitnete 1T ssionnen, feline Sarin gu periaufeH.
0jeielbe 1T in Salem S~punIbip, Sttawd 60. o, 6 WFetlen
unterbalb een1 ~blabensen stdptden Glmore. am NOrta9e ~
Mder. ,popca AZ gder out fultipirt itnc, Ger 9ielt pom n Ider
1T malpuna nit sutent Hsol,. es teinret lid aui risisr 8arm
Elm autes arran,ebaus, staIung, Sbit9artsn nnp q adsr tra=
oenbe e1einreben. 0as 2anp ei9nst lid ieGr gut fir gSetn=
Ran iGnos rem HluTe. Der 3lufer fam ipeleta Seiis happn
nrbmen, fir auten Saufbrisf wirc ~8etarst. Der Nrets uns
bic pecinaunoen iinc bel Serrn 81. Sramer IN Dat Sarbor.
Sttawa g., g., Su erfabren, pser bet Gem Serfaufer'
Gsprsc Noam Srr9,
Sttapa 60, Sbip.
Iuauif 3. '65.-6 nj 70
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
S06nfdrberei!

Ginem eeebrten bieiisen iomie auswartissn &nblifuu, Made
i'd hermit e~raetenit bic @nseiae, has i'd nunrhebr TN Stanee
Bin, allie mir iibersebensn stpTs idGn, ~rauerbaft nne btlis gu
firben, nGmli6:
Mtlas, @sins, grapsi6amls, SamensS lsiSer, Sans
Der 9runets, mpuene S6amls, StrnmSTSarn,
lcnis Srisn uno &pfs.
gme mir anpertrauten StpHe msrbsn 70 aefartt, eas tie tte=
her has gusIeben ron neusn Saden erbalten. peer iperre 'b,
mie beneut wire, tieielben nit ir9snb elmer ~bslisbt9en 8arse
fGrben.
Sc tpirt n,ein gefreben fen, mir tnrd binioe nnb cute BE
tienuna bic CUNT unb 3ufrieeenbet bes eeebrtsn Nublttnms
IT erwerben.
Safcb Mi6asl,
SO. PHI sciptp Strase, @de pcn @berr9 Guep'
Ira. IS. 49,. 4mtpbmIeW
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
WeihdftS=N nSeige.

WefhdftS= VtnSelge.
S1euer @rpcertes unb Nrpbuftenzg tpre.
Ginem aeebrten Eutlifum bierIelba. icpie unIern austpar=
tiaen Sreunten, erlauben mir uns biermit ~er1ebenlt anShse'8en.
raS mir an Der
Sic Der Gong uno 3ten StraBs
Elm neues @rprerie= rrc Grptuftengefbdft erbHnet baben.
Sinen ausae,rdblten @prratb ppn allen Scrten Der be1ten 9rpa
ceries unb grptuften BADEN mir ~beftdnpi9 fur arlere wertter
@Dnner ,ur gtnabme bereit unb wtrb elm geiud %eteielber
fber,euoen, tb mir int stanhe iinb. bic beiten @aaren 10 bl=
liza rie irsenb Elm anteres 9ans tn Der start Su seftah1en'
mesbolb mir unSere 8reunte %einlaeen, Re. inns Spr,uipreden.
s. Wt. &Drnsr,
Gam. Strena,
Ode ron Gong unh 8. Strase.
mat p. '65. bp rD
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

- gDir MAIDEN aui Die Gn5siss nes nsnen
steuerz@clsstcrs 9. S. Martin auTn'erflarn.
1te1slte 1T fir a1s Steasriabler pom S"tstsiie'
Dine 3,psifsl mirb 6crr Mlartin oas Amt NIT unls
idt unb 3upcrfDmmsnbeit psrmaltsn uno Ct" prs
pulGrer GrQectcr trernGn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Oeuti6e
Teuer=Y eritderungs= 0elel1harI
GleoelanD, Sbio.

1. Rapital unn l1eterihub ........... $1lS,lOo
bYpotbsfariid seidert af ~lie8snes' @tssntban'.
2. Wsitsre 9cranttpprtlihfsit Der Stcds
boilers Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 600
9ie teutfhe @eielidaft, ~8earanbet Tsbruar S. 1853 NM
autprifirt hurd bas geies tes Staates Shtp 1erf@ert &C.
Ben @erluit burd Seuer:
Neb6ube @aaren unD pcriOnlideS Glge1t1lln1
int Staate.Sbp.
9te ~fpssielen gsrFderunss 9esin8nnsen Fns BEN gsrfbs.
runas =~ltrfunben, welhe in tenhber uno en9ltl9er sprape
aus9efertist werten. ~beiseerndt.
Sireftpreu bcr geielidaft:
Or. @n. MeYer, 5einrtd 9ettmer, asplf @sttbers,
8 SO Sbmibt, Sacpb DPuIer, Sacpb Weaper.
Su6m sSasner, ausuF sbisms. Or. Sb. @Sesr.
Yealnte:
abOIf @ettbers, Srai. Saeob Waser, U'eepral'
Saepb Muller, Setretar unc Sdasraetrer.
Muswdrtige Mgcuten:
afrpn: g E1eber unt 6 STINT amberft: s lltbe
Wpnroepiue: q 3ipfel Wsrmilltpn: y 9aoer
bellevue: s & @iienbeis 9urpn: S9bn S1n.ot
eren,nnt. Gr. g, gbeineaaer Gilmore: MiQiam Tu6ernapel
sifin. Gb gmi6 glad gtiper Spbn Stang
WaffIpn Setter Sncius Mppn: Neter Setner
Canton 80 iLliam Starbpf liverpool: Yanl sSe9
5intlap: Spbn 0Reiiel U,ilan: . grnnner
Dpungstomn: So Neli4 Sueprus: Vt SnlWma""
g%onSusfn. g Sraub gpr,palt: SO Subr
CInr;o Snbn 0Drfb @refline Wtidael N9eber
eSoIIinn 6. q sbneiter Marren: g.. 9. 9ude
Ropeuno: Sermann seenan 8ptpria: GR. Rinsieeb.
Sauudr 10. '65, emit pp1
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
@ebr pertbpoQ fit Uarmer !!

Sebr wertbUOu fllr Vdrllter!
maemeines@ iebarsmeitu6. Oter ltnterriat, mic ber sane'
mann 91srbe, Rintyieb, S6aafe, Sdweine, 3issen unp gun
be aufsieben, warten, fHttera unc ibre 3rantbetten srfennen
unt beilen iUa,
BON e. .. NObtues,
fGnislia prsusi4er sbisrarst.
@saen ginientuns ppn ST unp 4 4offtdmps perieneet Der
itnter,eidnete pbises Bud an irsens sinen Elas tn Den Ssr.
3cuts, Sraub,
samtust9 @itY, erie Co., 8.
Mpul 6. IS. s " bmt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Naffbau6 Ill Derflufen.

Ser llnterseidnete 1T seiunnen, ien unter hem Nannen @r-
dance befanntes @afbaus sn Serfaufen. Satlelbe TT tn
gponsTelb, Ridlanb g., Sbip, an Der IPain Stra6e gele9en.
Ser greis betrGat $4,000. GO brin9t seaenwdrtt8 $3.50 Gente
elm. 8epingunsen mad @elieben ess 8aufsrs:
Sobn 9. Netiher,
MansIelh, 8i6lanc 60. Sbto.
o~, o1 ,eE 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
grpcerie unD 9ropiitonsftore.

Sie llnterseidneten brinsen einem sssbrten Tublttnl1 'ps
ppbl, ale tbren bsuti6en 5rennsen, hermit CUR Sennfnib' ras
fe an Der .
gfs rem Sch1rabs unb scut9 Subtle sane, I'M
alien @tcrs bes Germ S. Staurtn9, en-
@rpcsrie unb NrDouften 0efbaft
erSTnet BADEN. Siefelbsn baben tereits sinen aris9e;e'fnsten
nprrotb Won Groceries ~empTanaen unc perpen tt ben1uesn'
Sis gnnf pes 8%ublifun,s taburd su srwer6en. has ne itets be.
reit iint, bic Soften gsaaren ;u iOlden &rsiisn Su ltefern' mel:
DE sdufsr in jerer siniiat snfrssen ftellsn rsFssn. :s ais
iunae ~anfinssr retnen sielsltei aWt 0's Hmls.p n,sIhs ; igtea
stors bsiuben, 70 ,u betiensn. rab sisislben pieesrtommsn:
U esfaufte GSaaren perren ben SunSsa fret tns Saus
~ TriebriA 8ed,
Ytittrp Shn,ibt.
SuLi 10. IS. W9 ne
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Some gerii@srungs=9 eieaidaft,
Columbus SbtD.

y}e{e 81 mpdante perWhert db9fIpNVErl18 VVtHI9HW, .FEHtt WNHHe
a,rm oesssSas. Wriyat .~gDpbnbduRr uae beren Snbalt. 9srf6erua8s.
Sat;Ssn nsrben entwtper mad hem 4eten- ober & betlndbme 'ylan IN
smar auf trasnS cine 8it sa aiat m;s q ss fant Sa1 ns sa ssstsum
w mi smr1 = n Neuer mebr ais $4,000 rertb 8eraSrt wsreen trnnte.
Ssjs gsmpaante Serfdsrt eesen Ssftdrteuays cssr entsanenns sssS
~ pja ne yirettsren feben mebr bdrauf. h6ert ais ans8eeepnte
@sslS Ss ~ ttan, Ia Sies cine before garantis fur M.a bic 5s mssas ssa ae
Re- SSnffiS unb blie su beri6tsen, f3 bet tbrer @eh&attsfan'
runa sss beRen unb fsarfamfsn glanss A. tsslsasa ano PEI g irhiM,n
!ssasusreife Der gerluae unS ausiasm sswasssa, Ia be @s as sttt sas.
W. 'eiaiabsu. tes NIT Der fsfefsu ueterssuguns su tbun, oas per Sn
fbnsgn in anpsneuns sebraate sian BE SelsalSsIt ~ ars "e' aA'"'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
NQttbauszWnSelge

VQHpuuos~&NtetDt-
Netn.n ausmartssn Greunren fcpte BEN retieaoeh YueI-
Glib SpdRraBe Wo. 269 ssleseaes Saus lest poatanss yum
0anbaus eiagerittst babe unb paber i'm Stanee pm, Nellen.
be ~ ieper 3et auf's Bette ~ %benotrtben. Nerenee mstsen
nortreIltt, Rpa, 2in1mer Betten unb Gufnterti aute ofpenan8
BEL nir 6nosa unS merbe Id immsr bemubt fei, sas mir &c"
ltentte 3utrarsn ~ erbalien. ..ue
81. y. Da n1sin 9aus an So@hraBe lsg. no pc STa.
een.Gi5enbaba p~urbefdbrt, 70 fam bas yueltuna fMr . Hfe.
Scr, Naa Epap Depot biz an nnstn Saus seiansW'
,,s 4etsr @pr3ilius,
Sc, 269 Glib poafrube nabs eer gbehbetea Sfres'
&~clnrnbus, Obip.
wx., =, ,s, ~ 1fw5&
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@ei6dft5=u ebernabme+

Die ilnteraeitneten isBsn bic geppbnsr soa s,sns? UNI
1macasnb aatunespua In atnntnb, bab Ne has weblbefannte
GrpseYe. geltaft bee Serrn Saeob ypuna in StnneY nber-
nenaraen babea unb i~urtabren nerbsn. Dur% suaen sfobea
Dprratb ppu pDrsnSli1en 0rpeertes,
pne ant.reu Mrttsln Fnb b~ieielten I'M Stanbe aauisr 81
ebsr 2et aufrieben ~ feasn. Mut perssn a!e Scrten pro-
butte ~ yaareelp ansearmmsn. Hcmut unp epa R'pp'
Simcus unn Bruber.
eofbnep, gibbs 60, D., Mprl 5. 1864. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

9eilmittel,
our ihneuen Seilnns ron

@ehiel= Sieter pter Tieber nne
@aue, Remittirentem Sieber, Sal=
tern Nisher. Neripoifhem pGer Vt=
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Obsequics Of signsr Augustine Revere.

The funeral ceremonies of Signor Augustine
Revere, late a distinguished member Of the Maretzek
Opera troupe took place at ST. Stephens Roman Catho
e Church Twenty eightbs yesterday. at u o'clock m
sgnor kovere was the bbGO singer II the Company
and by his aence as an actor as wen as vocalist
be forsotisa AtheasA b.tS asn 40 ana % year. o,
are be usually enjoyed good health and no was one OF
the last who would have been expected TO BE- near his
fual hour. His death was caused by liberated sore
throat. combined with congestion Of the brain. To
show the extraordinary nerve OF tho man. he Is said
% sho. ns pTI aesd 10 m him With his own hand by pass
ing fingers down his throat with lancet clasped
between them; but II only afforded him Temporary
relief A few moments before his death he was dining
with his friend and brother artist Signor Ardayani;
Sgnor Revere suddenly iel back in bis chair, and
almost before he could be carried 10 hs bed death put
an end 81 his suferiDgs.
High Mass was performed over his remains at St.
Stephens Church yesterday with great solemnity and
macneence the services being conducted by the Rev.
Dr. CumuIings Tie attended by large
congregation OF musical people, friends admirers and
fellow.aitis,s Of the deceased Among the latter who
were present, we're SignOrina Masslmilianl Slgnora
Barih. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. Miss Adelaide
Phillips. eignora Zucchi, signor Mauoleni. slgnor
Massimani Signor Bosisio Senor Antonncc, Signor
ArdavsDi and number Of others. Mr.. Max Mareizek
was also present in company with number OF musical
critics and amateurs.
MANY Of the operaic friends of the deceased assisted
IN the mass which was therefore magniicently rem
dered some special pieces also performed with
great effect. The "CuJus Animana," from Rossnis
Stabat Mater, was powerfully rendered by Slgnor MAJ
z,oni: and SignOr Ardayani Signor AntOnuccl ana
Miss Kellogg also sang special pieces with power and
sweetness
The sermon was preached by Dr. Cummings; and
then the coffin. appropriately covered with chapets OF
lilies and other white flowers taken possession OF
BY the friends OF the deceased, a large number OF
whom acted pail bearers. A large band OF music
playing funeral airs preceded the sad procession. which
finally conveyed the remains 10 the WlIlansDusn
Catholic where IL was inferred,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
10 the u. .. sloop MonougaheIa.

The screw slOOp Monongahela, which sailed
from here on Thursday last. returned on Saturday.
having lost her fore.topmast foreopgalantmast and
bead OF the foremast while en- route to Cape haytien
The Aonon gahea has Just been Tilted out TO join the
West India Squadron, and was IN the most thorough
order and prepared for long cruise she is nne
vessel and was built at the Philadelphia Navy ard IN
ls6l. Her engines we're built by Merrck & sons. On
the 18th Of March 1863 she attempted the passage OF tae
Port Hudson batteries and on the 7th Of July OF the
same year Rebel battery below Donaldson opened
on the vessel. killing her commander. Abner Read;
She performed excellent service in the Gulf and
returned Moth the ith Of April ls65 The follow
ing is Il list of her officers Captain, 5. b. BsseIl !
Lieut. Commander. G. Ii. Greene Lieutenants, j. r.
McGensey, II. b. Rumsay; Acting. Master, j. Mellow
an; Acting. .Ensigns, p. +. Harrington. r. MOTIFS
Mdshpmen, T. A. Lyons. l.. N. Ford Isaac Hazlett,
j. f. Craig; Boatswain, A. Pomeroyj Surgeon. W. L.
Hood Passed Asst. Surgeon; j. T. Luski Paymaster'
j. Hoy jr; Chief Engineer w. II. Rutherford; First
Asst Engineers, j. II. McNary. John HINT; Third
Asst. Engineers j. II. Thomas, c; j. Haorynors5i ,v
Worsely L. NJ. Reensterna; Captains Clerk, l.. h'
Mason: Paymaster's Clerk, Wm Pier dc Behreng
Carpenter, T. c. Thomas Marine Officer, First Lieut..
L. l.. NcElrath.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
THE ST. Louis ICH GORGE
1T GAVE WAY ON SATURDAY.
Terrible Havoc Among River
Craft.
ST.. LOUIS, Saturday. Dec. 10. 1855.

SI. LOUIS, Saturday Dec. 10, 1905
The ice gorge in the river below the city gave
way this afternoon and the ice swept past the city with
tremendous power, sinking or seriously damaging
dozen steamers and number Of barges, involving
loss of about 100000 The following partial list OF
the steamers sunk: The Georgia. valued at $4,000;
the Rosetie. $4,000; the Calypso, t35 90; the High
lander, heavily laden, 10000; cargo valued at s2500o
both fully insured; the Omaha, valued at e450 0o0 the
Admiral, value not ascertained.
Beside these steamers which total loss, some
half a dozen are badly damaged, and several barges
and wharfbosts laden with Government grain. were
crushed like egg shells.
1t is not improbable that more boats may be sank
when the ice above the city moves down.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
From Fortress Monroe - Reef - Marine
Items.
FORTRESS MONROE. Friday

FORTRESS MONROE, Friday, Dec IS. 1865.
The old United States frigate st. Lawrence,
which for long time been the naval ordnance ship
at Norfolk has been put out Of commission and her
stores transferred to the frgate Constellation. The
former commander Of the ST. Lawrence, Capt Lynch,
Col Curry today opened l3 proposals for fresh beef
for the troops at Fortress Monroe Norfolk. and the
SURROUNDING camps. The prices ranged from He to
lie. per pound.
burg, with cattle for Morehead City,
The steamer Washington Irving has arrived from
New. York. and is placed on the mail route between
Norfolk and New bern Through the canaD.
The schooner Burrows c. is at Newport News, load
ing for New.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

The Fenian Senate was in session on Satur.
day but the result OF its deliberations has not tran
spired Messrs. Daily and O'Salliyan, two newly ar
senators went 10 the headquarters Of both par.
Ties 10 hear their respective grievances Reports from
lie country were received by each party during the
dav The Connecticut Fenians endeavoring to pour
ol on the troubled waters and announce their neutral
itv between the belligerents. The Senate will be In
sesron this Monday morning and WILL II Is expected
i,,uc some i'm portant documents Meanwhile, OMa'
honys clerks are busy engaged preparing huge reports
10 ay before the General Congress TO meet on the "a OF
January.
rHB HUDSON CITY (S. J.) CIRCLES SUPPORTING
OMAHONY.
At joint meeting of the Emmett, Vol Tone
and Hudson City Circles Of the Fenian brotherhood,
held on The 18th inst, series Of resolutions were
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Matamoros Gessip-Antictpatien Of War
Between France and the United States.
NEw.OPLEANs, Thnrsd y, DEC

NEw.ORLEANs, Thnrsd y, Dec. II. Is65.
An old and estimable citizen of New.Orleans
returned from Matamoros few days ago who was
intimate there with the French officers ne says tney
fully anticipate war between France and the United
States and they believe that it will commence on the
Rio Grande. They already have their plan OF cam
paign mapped out which anticipates the sudden cross
ing of United States troops over the Rio Grande On
pontoons. They win then abandon Matamoros and the
Rio Grande and fail back on Monterey. which would
be held strategic point These officers clam 70 %
informed as 20 all the means that the United
States have their disposal here and in Texas or an
advance into Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
OUR MINISTER TO CHINA
LOUISfANA.
Arrival Of Gen. scsu 1t New.Orlesns-
Steamboat X Expiesiou-Four Killed and
Several scaldcd-Legisiative Provision
for Federal and Confederate Soldiers.
NEw.ORLRANs, Saturday, Dec. no,

NEw-OBLEASs, Saturday, Dec. l6 1863.
Gen. Winfield Scott arrived this morning
from New. York on tho steamer Mcclellan. salute
was fired in his honor. -,
The steamer De Soto hence for Pascacoula exploded
her boiler killing tour persons scadng four others, ana
wounding the pilot aud second engineer.
In the Louisiana Legislature bill was introduced
proyidng $40 600 for Disabled Federal and Confed
crate Soldiers and Citizens Bureau.
The cotton crop In the parish OF Nachitoches la,
.monnts 10 400 bales, all told. In the TeIrebonne
PARISH the yield Of cotton and sugar 10 very snail
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Commcrci.l Ma.sers;in Canada.

TORONTO. c. W., Saturday Dec. 10, lt05.
Reports from Ottawa state that American re-
ciprocy Is engaging the earnest atention oi tue no,
tstiou win proceed to Washington to continue negotia
tions. ,., o..
The Hon. Thomas Ryan has been appointed Com.
trade with British America and the countries on the
IediterrApean.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Juarez Soon to Return 70 Chihuahua-
Further Retreat Of the French.

WASIINTON- Dec. IT, Zoo.
Senior Romero has received official informa-
tation from FL Paso up TO the 10Th Of November.
President Juarez his Cabinet and the other officers OF
the National Government intended 10 leave FL Psso
on the 18th of that month for the City Of chihuahua
The French had returned as far as Durango and it
understood they would also abandon that State in
their movement Of concentration.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
her cheeks which is very wildng, and not the not
house exotic Of the ballroom.
" Aons the frozen lake she comes.
In linking crescents fght and feet;
The ice-imprisoned undue buns
I..f tH. faatf


The ice-impris0ned undiue buns
\ wecOlne TO her little feet"
The amusement Of skating as well as beng most
wholesome exercise must also contribute 10 strengthen
oues seconfdence 10 Judge of the bold feeedom when
distinguishes the bearing OF many girl whose constr
tGiiOn NAV be somewhat delicate. Numbers also en-
gage in the less ambitious sport of sliding there
being on the pond several long sliding places which
CLEAN Ike silver under the friction OF many double
sole.
SLIDING CHAIRS
also much in vogue, and Saturday We saw sew
eral ladies, who appeared 10 be iuvads sitting in
these hight chars shod, and enjoying themselves
amazingly, they swiftly sped away under the impe'
tus Of a strong armed skater behind.
At about noon on Saturday, the ice having become
much up and il not yet being perfectly strong the
skating came 10 q close the Fifth Avenue pond but
II we escape snow storm, we shall soon have an
abundance of Ihs glorious pastime, not only here
nut on
THE VARIOUS OIHER PONDS
in Now.York and Brooklyn. Several Of these in the
latter city afforded very fue skating Saturday. and
many Of hem thrOnged with skaters Of both sexes
Preparations already being made at the great ponds
OF the Central PARK for the reception Of the large mum
beIs who will fail 70 cck 10 tina. democratic field
open 10 all when the word is a last given that the
significant ball is on high
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
GEORGIA.
TeIesran from Gsv. Jshnsen - the Presi-

wAsHyGIoy, Saturday. Dec. l6, lse5.
The President to-day received the following
dispatch: ,.s.
MHLEDGEyILLE. Geo. Dec. Is le65.
His Eresllsncy ANDREW JOHNSON Presfdenf:
The Legislature takes till the lotn OF Janu-
ary without electing Senators. Gov jenkins was
inaugursted yesterday You will be pleased with his
address I feel confident that there will be entire
harmony between him and yourself
J. JOHNSON, Provisional Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
BROOKLYN NEWS.

LARGE SALE OF CONTRABAyD WHISKY
About the middle Of last August consignment of 300
barrels Of whisky from Providence, K l.. to Ely Co.,
foot Of North Fourth St. E. d.. seized by the u s.
Internal Revenue Department, and con6scated At
public auction for the benefit of the Government.
There was spirited bidding and the purchasers was
his Honor the Mayor of the city. The lot comprised
1900 gallons and brought So 80 per gallon, halt the
proceeds of which go to the informer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
TENNESSEE.
Negro Testiniony-Action Of the Freed
men's Bureau.
NASHVILLE. Saturday. Dec. 10, les

NASHVILLE. Saturday. Dec. l6, 1855.
The Legislature of Tennessee having refused
TO allow negro testimony 10 be taken in the Conrts OF
this State Gen. Fiske Superintendent OF tne freed
mems Bureau OF this District under special orders from
the War Department, has issued an order which de-
mands that all cases in which negro testimony is In
voyed, and which have heretofore been disposed OF Dy
municipal authority shall be brought before the Court
for ahinhinnfinn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Navigation on tho Hudsss.

POUGHKEEPslE, Dec. 10 roo0'
We have experienced succession 10, Oh c1ia ,s.,
days Reports from up the river TO the ehee. ,Ha a.
navigation between NewYork and Albany the
an end for the season. At Castieton yes'.' i nh
river WIS filed with huge fields OF noa'ns ce,,inS
night boats for New.York passed at p m' getting
through with difficulty. A.. T.. ,hove az very
The propeller Beck reports tne rspt ,ce vii, nm
donbealr settle the question. The weather Is clear