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Commander Of the Order, which was publish.
cd In the TRIBUNE on the arrest Of the pris-
cnere.
natnkss: The paper shown to ms now by the
itiation to the Order by Or. ". Aver. Il embodies
the principles had to subscribe TO. It was ex-
hieited to me b. Dr Aver g, an official document
ninistered to me in the ante-chamber OF the lodge
in McCormlck's building, By Dr. Aver. On enter
Ing the Lodge, lhnd to take second cath which
Judge Morris did not name The enclosure our
friends we're in. He said 1t was little enclosure,
and must be broken to effect their re1easc.
The Judge Advocate here proposed to read
the address the witness identified, and have it
Incorporated Us evidence. It's testimony
p1icated none Of the accused, then none would
be hunt by it.
Judge keye consented that the document
should he read, but objected most decidedly
to its reception as evidence.
Mr.. Hcrvcy also objected 10 Ills being intro
duced as testimony. as it WAS not fair that
his client, Judge Morris, should be made res
nment he had never seen. It had not been
shown even that the document was an official
one Or had been written or originated by any
member of the organizat1o Then again;
the witness had asserted thst be had been q
detective. Now 1t had not been proved that
nc Qla mol e0IeT Il6 ofuef as a detective to
get up evidence for the conviction Of suspect
ed parties- How easy then, it would be for
him to produce as testimony q printed paper
which IN reality The members Of the lodge had
ncrer seen.
The Judge Advocate did not claim that the
paper had come beneath the attention Of
Morris. He did not care whether 1t had OF
not, or whether he had ever seen or heard Of
it. The question was simply, had the Sons Of
Liberty nything to do with the conspiracy
Now it had been proved by Hull and the pres
ent witness that they had. Then it had been
shown yprima Jaeia evidence that some of
the prisoners were members Of 1t. As for Mr.
Keys client, il would be proved that not
only wns Col. Ben Anderson q member, but
prominent one, one who had gone through
KeEtucky TO organize the society or Order.
II then the organization vas part and par
eel Of the illegal conspiracy, It's ritua1 OF prin
ciples we're certainly admissible as testim mony.
A1ter proving rs they had already done that
the Sons Of Liberty were reasonable body
Of men. the act or declaration of one conspira-
tor became The deed Of all. The document,
II had been prove d was exhibited to the wit
ncss by mcmbcr Of the Order and therefore
Thc objection Of the defense was oycfTuled
by the court who decided that the address
should be read and accepted us evidence.
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A T SMITH & NIXON'S HALL
IL MONDAY EVENING, Feb. q, the rebellion Of
SATAN,
and the aOE OF GOD driving h nj ont Of He1yen
as osscraeen BY Milton, will be On exhibition.
fe3hs6It Ia
WE HAVE THIS DAY DIS.
POSED ot our interest In the " Chic*go PAper
Ec!laf Meunf -cr1tiug c IL to Mr -tsnss Foster Who
N connetf n H!th 3lr- e. 4. Po' ter tho presenE
6ss 9 name m esyle Paeer Collar M-na
ccrner " pea rborn and Monroe strert. aa We hope
that our friends Will CONT hrir liberal patronage
to the new firm. ], e. WILSON, 4 c,1'S
Colcagos FeoEuafJ2 ?, 1865. fe3 h373ti5
M GORE & CAULFIE ED.
ATT0RNEYSAT-LAW
Roona t6 and II, No. 81 Washington It, chicspo. H.
8. u. MOORE, R.G. .CAUIF1SI.1,
lies.h;pst-hl AS1'o'
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n
,ra do at 1;c. and 1t8 hsis do at 14Ac. ~
F1Sli-Are fr1n With more active demand urIcr.
, 1865-02-03

101 Hogs at ~ 8 aad ~ q, dl11alnG On Ao nx-
% - . u g 1nti Z e. - :. 20 os-
HIEflWINE~ Received to-day. 1fl hrls; ship.
ped. 81 bri-- UwinG 10 xss favorable advtces trom
New Tcfk tho n1n1sce totdaY was weak, and prices
ccsea lc lower. Sales wer-: 500 brls In loa-a1 at
u closing dnll.
, 1865-02-03
The members born In Slave States {18 In ally
are divided politically as follows:

Copperhea1.
Ranett Virginia.
Curtis, Virginia.
/ Gobhla Virginia.
| Perry. Virginia.
/ James, D. c.
| kerley. Tennessee.
A. W. Miller. Md.
SaEtonst4!l, Kentucky.
Shelby, North Carolina.
FohrfF,,t~ Law ~ ntrw
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49,. +.s--...+ AG<l A13 ]
OILS-aFe In very light {
ever. no ch.. .nxe in pItctt. 2
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Rusic.
STRING MUSIC.

~ = = N-H--1- = ~ ~ y - ~
4 Am prepRie Ell ~ urnish String Music for balls,
L p rites, 6e at the lowest possible rates. nhyinE
liay ed with FrOl. aiIchu durng the lsst summer
tee confident that can satisfy all hIs Old curtoni
ers. / a member Of the kegimental Band, and
can furnish any DumJeT OF pieces tor suing tand.
All orders let with Charles 4heolaid, corner Third
aud Jefferson streets, under huston hall, viii be
promptly attended to-
delldSm DANIEL b, BARER.
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u Grocertrs, Mc.
E.O'BREH N. O'BHtuE.
GDwARD O'nBlEN - BROTHEtt,
WHOLESALE GROCERS


HrandieH, wines, Gins, cigars, and Irish
and scotch Whishy,
AID DEAbERs
DOs~ Jtic wines and LiquOTs.
ALSO,
Age % for Sale Of Pure Bourbon whisky,
No. sOi Second stieet, Dayton, ONO,
llEG leave most respectfully to ac4uamt their Gus.
- toners and the community generally, that they
have entered inlo partnership, under the nsmo and
style Of f. O'BRlEN6 a BkO HER for the purpose
OF carrying tho wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco business ~ Dayton, ohio, nv tue late
stand Of n. O'Br,en, No. 3Ot second street.
Having ample meanS to enable ~ & purchase goods
rom the best houses New YORK, Bslhmore ami
Philadelphia, aud having had fifteen years experience
in the tride, hold out the best Inducements 70 our
old customers and III others who may be kind enough
to purchase from u.
NJ. u'BRIEN, late Of the firm Of O'Brien h Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention to
p aaAe adj those who come to iuy NJ this we'll
known House, and F. r.O'BkIEN, will treat the COM
munity b tier Il possible th ever before. Roth o
~ fee vory for past avors, and earnestly
meta share OF your iuture patronage. aulsdaw m
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The EssenfIaI Principles of Our Gov,
Az ~ ~ fti u ~ eiin M sTt. ,i w. aa


From his Inaugural Address OF March t. lsOl.l
About to enter, fellow citizens, on thA exercise Of
duties which comprehend every thing dear and val.
uaOle to you, II Ia proper you should undersiAnd
what deem the essential principles OF our Govern
ment, d consequently those watch ought TO shape
its Admnistraton. will compress them within the
narrowest compass thry VIII usar-statlngthe gene
raj Principe, but not all its limitations Equal and
exact justice to all men, OF whatever state persCa-
sion, rel glouB or political; peace, commerce. and
honest friend ship with sll nations, entang1g allan
ces witt none; the support Of the State GOYernm6
all their rights, as the most competent Rdminis-
rAt ons for our domestic concerns, and the st
bulwark against anti Republican tendencies; the pre-
constitutional viglr rs the shesanchor OF our peace
at home, and safety abroad; jealluH cage OF The
night VI election by hs people rnilA and SHE cor
rectiVe Of absea which are iopped by the sword OF
ed; absolute acquiescancs in the decision OF m3or-
w. ths vital principle OF Re publics, nom ich Is
appeal but 70 force the vital principle OF despoHsms;
a we'll l-dsc lined mil TIA, our hest reliance in peace,
and ioI the fret moments in Wsr' nut regulars Gen
relieve IA m; the supremacy OF the r'W over the
military aUthnTityi economy in the public cKpCNi g,
tnat Ia ormay be lightly burden d; the honest pay.
ment o our debts, Snd sacred preservation Oi the
public fath encouragement Of agriculture, and Ol
commerce. ns ts hand maid, the dluusiOn Of infot-
nation and the arral nment o! all abuses { the bar
Of public reason; freedom 0f religion OF the
press, and freedom OF person under thc protection
Of the hahea pus, and trial hy Inres imparii ily
selected These prmep pleS i9rtp uln bright r9etela-
through an age OF reYOluuon aud reformation, The
wisdom OF our cages and tho blood Of our heroes
have been devoted TO their attainment. They should
b. the creed Of our political mth, tho tex Of civic
cas of those we trusti and should we wander ON
them IN moments Of or alarm, let u7 hasten 10
retrAce our steps, and tO regain the road which n.
lone leads 10 peace Derty, aud srieiy.
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Insurance.
fllSlltAnCf,
The Best is che Cheapest.
INSURE WITH TBE
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
\. HARTFORD, ODNN

l. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS ac.
ceP ed, nov heretofore, at ,ir rates and liberal
conditions
2. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dispatch
and accuracy. o. a
3. LOSSES ALWAYS MET with rromptness and
j complete Justice
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fThe Lost Inheritance OF the msrcau People
ARTICLE

GThe Lost Inheritance OF the nsricau People
ARTICLE l.
Congress- shall make no lag respecting an eetab
lishnent Of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof or abridgng tho freedom 1f speech or the
press. the nsh VI the people pea eably TO assem-
Die, and 70 pettion the Government for redress OF
S'.S'n'0'' ii ARrlotsm = W
we'll regulated Militia being necessary to the 20
curty Free stato the rg 4 OF the people 10 kcep
ald bear arms shall not be mifInged.
ARTICLE Ill.
No soldier shall In time Of peace be quarlered in
any house without the consent Of the owner, nor in
time Of war but in manner 70 e prescribed by law.
ARTICLE ~.
The right OF the people W be sscure m their per
Sous, no ses papers, and effects, agalnst unreasoD-
able earches and seSures shall not be violated and
no warrant shall issue, but upon probable cause sup
ported by oata or affirmation and p,rtieularly de
scrhng the place to be searched, and the persons or
tnngs 70 bs seized. ...,.
No person shall be held TO answer for capital OF
otherwise Infamous crime, unless q presentment
of Grand Jufy, except IN cases arising IN the Land
or Naval forces or ~ the MiliuR when IN actual ser
wee IN tune OF War, or public danger; shall any
person b. subject for the same offence to be twice
put IN jeopardy Of life limb nor shall be compel
led in any criminal case be a witness against hun.
self, nor he de- rived Of life, liberty, or prope IT,
without due ocess Of lrs; shall y vate proper
ty be taken for puOlic use without just N pensaton
ARTICLE vi.
In all cnmlual pr ,-ecut0ns, the accused shall en-
10y the right 10 SPECIFY and public trial by an i'm
| partial Jury O the Stae and District wherein tht
crime sh,ll have been committed, Which distrlc
/ snAu nave Detn previously treefplineu by law Hnf
TO informed OF the nature and cause Ol the sccu
| sAOn; q he confronted with The witnesses agains
him 10 have compulsory process for obtaining wit
nes, es in his avor, and TO have the assistan,e G q
| counsel for his defence.
/ tTTrErEf AnFlCbE vHgEE3 or
4 In quits atcommon law, whtra thh vplne I'M con
roversy shall exceed twenty dollars, tn, right nj tn
nj by Jury shall ha preserved aud no act tired by
Jury shall bs otherwise re-cNamnei IN any cnurt q
the United states, than according to the rulCs Of W
'''''"'' '' AGTI1LE VIII.
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor eNccssiv
hne- imposed, nor cruel and o.. ,punshule at
nhlctsd. .IlEtT gfalA4l .NaI
ARTICLE TX.
The enumeration IN the Constitution OF certai
rights, shall not bee construed to deny or dsparag
Otners retained by the people,
llf ARTICLE X.rtlfI..
| The powers not delegated TO tue United States b.
the Constitution nor prohibited by II to the States
reserved to he states respectively or to the people
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Al.hA ~ HAA~N
nyk A MONrH-Agents wanted 70 sell ses1n.
DIO Machines. Wo viii give n co smisslon on AT
machines Sold or employ agents who si work for
eie AbSVe wages and all expenses paid, Address,
u. b. HERRfNTOE \ o.,
nova hnd Detrat. MichiRNn.
GOW srRAYED-A rad and white spotted
~ Cow, ran away on The 2sth Of November, from the
rusidence OF the nRdersiRned. liberal reward will
be paid Tor any In ormatiOn, or the return Of the
same, Mrs. FREDERICK RGRY
deodA Near dis AsylaIn.
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MUSIC STORE.

VNHE attention oi musicians and ali lovers OF music
i - called to our splendid assortment OF Mus cal
lnstfuInents OF the most approy d manufactures
We have constantly on lsind hne stock Of Niphns,
Flutes, Guitars OOncernos and Accordeons Of every
variety ol quRilty and prce. -HE
Being also agents Tor Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fortes, able 10 furnish the public with
these fne .nstI uments which may be iavoTaby COM
pared with the best nov manufactured
UuTiaoiltes are such rs to enable US TO furnish the
above, as, alsO Iiusc looks music ana al kinus
N musical merchandise, nj prices and terms thst rsL
not ta.l 20 prove satisfactory 70 purchasers,
Ch.J. a A. flsHEb, M IA ain street,
a2J Between 1lurd ana uuTth.
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9ailg G>mpire.
TRAYELER,S REGISTER.

sS-Trsins Rrrvesnd depSrttrom the Union Depo,
CisanArI, HAnILror AND DAYTON
Depart. Arrive.
Louisville and 81 Louis Male 830a m
Oucinnah AocommOdst on.....,.l.aO m 5;Hb NJ
Cincinnati Maii........... ......-...3.U0 m T5O pm
tiucinnad Aeeomin odation.-.. 6A6 y m
DAYroS, XEEA ASp CoLUuHUs.
Eastern Express. m $40 m
500 m
Eastern Expressa. 1880 a N s;45pm
SASDUsEy, DArTos AND oINoISNNn.
SanduHky Mail ............ ...,,..6 $40 NJ Tl5 m
Huntsville Acoomm dation. y IN 2i45 m
DATToN MtoHIoAE.
Chicago goMal...-,....,............s;35a IN 1920 m
Chicago and Detroit hEpress.. $500 m G:4Op IN
IsDIAHA orsrRAL AsB DAYTON a wRaTsEN.
It, Louis and Chicago Mail.....4.4O =. m lI:Ie M
indianapolis AccOmmodntlUn..o;6Op 2 IN GSO y m
est. Louis Express. m lz;25 IN
DAYTON UNION.
Accommodate on, ,........ ............9:OO m $500 m
$50 m 6;lU m
----
g Leaves daily except Monday; stops only atsonora,
EldOiado aud New Paris,
Ps-rassengers going East on the 100 M train
must purchase thsu ticke,s eiOre 500 m. The
Ticket Office will not le open Tor this train.
AUGlTUs " WINsOR, ia, Agent.
CISoIENATI AND CulcAdo RAIL ROAD.
NORTH
Matt 1920 m u............".Leaye Riohm'd 1913 IN
Nght EXPRESS 1863 y n,'.....,,,....,s lO;3O y m
como SOUTH
Mail, 4:22 pTn........ nj hchmd bA5 m
Hght Express, 500 80 m
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sSktrts
HOOP SKIRT S /!

Hoop Skirt Factory.
fINHE undersigned have established Hoop Skirt
l. Factory at No. ZIG Filth atreet near tho Oceola
Mll. All kmds-New York and Psris Stylo Skirts
reptired neatly add warranted ior sIx months.
Oorsets and Bustles constantly on hand. Ladies'
member the place no. 27U, Fifth street, Dayton.
luue2S-u j. nEnSTElN & BRO.
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NET ASSETS JANUARY. ls0l,
8 q, o o 2,85G 90.

4. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION OF the Hltna,
aer iorty-hve years severe trial, has realized he
greatest puhic advantage and success Of the va
rlOlis systems OF Ftre insurance IN the country
II is now better than ever prepared 'or duty
3. SIXTEEN THOUSAND Loss CLAIMS have h0en
settled and paid. SIXTEEN MILLIONS Or
DULi4AItSl
9. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY ny FtRE
10 the United states, averages over slO0,OO daily
Is Your property exposed aud unprntected1
L.. ARE lOll INsUhEn1 IfnOt, Why nOt2 Ihecoa
Nis trhtngifh duty Is mnnilesG TIE result mayt o
your Escape from ruin-whe DELAY ae1 hegle
may involve youin b... u!'.. . ,N rty or cru
disappointment.
=. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and 1egard is glver
10 small rsks as well n large ones. Able seouri.
" and superior commercial advantages Afforded
Policies ISSUED without Delay.
feeOdly JOHN IT, sTOPPELMAN. Agene.
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CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Estlbshed in tho Year 1850,

Estihshed in tho foaE leoO,
FOR THg CURE or PRIVATE DIsEASIs,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminont
Phyaiclanain the world,
DR. r. BOEAPA RTE, from london and PARIS
hospitals, aud for the past ten sars Of the Gu
cinuati Vsnerea Hospital, and Or. e u. kEfhOl4D5,
late OF New York. This Ihe only office IN the city
where a nermsnent cure OF Private Diseases can he
obtained without the use OF mercury or change OF
Diet Gonorrhuaa cured in TO AZ hours, &eet cured
IN TO 10 DAYS; structures cared In TO weeksi Noe.
turnal Emissions stopped ~ to days. seminal
Weakness cured to wsSSsi syphilis ia As prima-
ry stages euSed IN days; Sec ndary symptoms 10 l
10 3 geets; Skin Diseases cured IN to weeksi i'm
potency, Vigor restored m TO weeks All diseases
af private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
Dr BoaapArto's great w0lI on private diseases the
Private Guide 70 Healsh s beneficial TO ALL male and
emale old and young, should read this book will
enlighten those who Sr0pe IA darkness! Price 20
enLa, by mat.
pereoy sale, and never sa TO % satisfaction tits
the only sa4e aud sups preventive against disease.
Price Of the French Patent Mse Safe, 81 the single
sS- dads,rne LOZfER's Female Monthly Pills Is a
safe and reliable remedy for suppreaslOnH and all
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
prognsngy, As they wi.l prohlee miscarriage. Prlee
81 ~ per 0oN-extra hne so-sent 70 any address by
mail.
questionably acknowledged 70 be the champions and
kings Of venerea diseases, and the only Doctors who
feaeive monthly reporH from the old world; they
have been accustomed isom ~ early age OF youth 20
witness the various diseases which aiict mankind,
and TO watch the progress through long career OF
professionalism In ever sphere oflile rom The
Thy, and having asoertalne beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined TO select The
vote their whole attsnon 70 the Walton OF the ds
eases OF these important functions. Noletters will be
answered unless they esntana remittance post.
Drs. soNAPARTE a AEYEokDs,
No, 1852 Sycamore street, bess~eep rnby iKth, east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NftIr - y A n
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WEEKLY AEVIEW OF THE NEW
YOBK MARhET.

.Har N1W ORK, september y.
The Post has the following weekly review of the
wholesale market:
'Jhs excitement in Dry Goods continues tho gb
somewhst abated from Last week. The uestern
BUYERS having bought libersl assortment Of goods
waiting until they have sold part Of their stock
There Are however SUFFICIENT buyers from other
sections to keep the N ArkeE in hsalthy state Of
excitement and pTodnce a partial speculative de
mand. There are thoss who have courage to buy
up cotton goods At prices which leave mAnutac
turers 90 % 100 per cent profit. In hope Of realz-
fnR an advance. It would not be 1urorisinR were
these narties 70 iud that manufacturers have 8
few more goods than they would have the public
beli-vs. Il il impossible that the present quota
tion should bs maintained be1ond very bIief
period IS il will be exception TO al experieDos
/ the immense profits nov being rea ized by pro-
ducsrS do not very speedily. result in large In
O. Iease in SUPPLY OF goods. At present, however,
the tendsncy Of prices OOntiaues to be upward.
Many Of the makers Of cotton fabrics have ad-
vanoed 6a7A psr cent during tina week.
The exports Of domestic oottons from this port
to foreigu ports have been 147 PackSges tor the
year.
slack IN the first hand light and pr s are higher.
Fine qualities are in demand, etsrkaInoiAn, Or
cbard, Lawrence, 1noian, Head, Appleton and
Ar aIy Standard are asld BY sgents 1t S113s4s,
biaher, 4 Augusta factory S61<, 7-s gusta fac
tosy s21I, "A Racsuaetts 81, Agswam S5, Tre-
mont k4-A are soid s. value, PacAset Canoe 40
inches and Pseaset 4 both sold at value.
Appleton Sc FOR @, 3S for D. Newmarket 3 r SIX
Newmarket A $50 Newmarket a $50; Milford
So IN Mnssachusstts 81 for and 371& for B; Nashua
Extra 3515 Otsego "a; shirtings z61a for Applston
Z, and Si1s for n; Cuches Indian 80 Bleachsd
shirtirg st cks are reduced to merely nom nal
amount Orders sre mostly given in advance Of
the prt ductiou at value. Prices biil tend M vArd
The New York mills nave been delivered at 571%
Memsutta last delivered at 55; WamsuttA So
| cope so Lonsdale 6f15 Social A Water Twist
52SS sociel O AZ fOrtst Dale 65 Masonville 81
MaronYille 651ss5k; StstersYille 43; Bartlett
621< for feur-fourths, 461Z for seyen-eighths apt
40 Inch Red Bank IS foF four fourEhs and Il fol
/ e. White Rock are sold ahead st value. Brown
drills, stock Is nominal and prices higher, Bootl
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rOREIRN NENR.

FARTHER POINT, September 10.
The Hibernian from Liverpool, August
3lst, Wis Londonderry September LIST, has
passed.
The following is summary of news BY
the steamers City of New York and Hele-
vita:
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. having issued
formal notice that they will not attempt to
recover the cable this year, the Under
writers consider it equivalent to total
loss, and have settled insurances on the
cable.
A meeting of the holders of Confederate
cotton bonds had been called In London to
take place on the 4th of September to con-
slider their claims, and, if deemed expe-
dient, TO appoint q committee to protect
their rights and interests.
late Richmond correspondent, controVert-
ing the charges against the Confederstes Of
cruelty to Federal prisoners.
General Sir George Brown, OF Crimean
fame, and Judge Haliburto0, the author,
are dead.
The French fleet, consisting of nine first
class iron clsds and four others, was being
fitted up at Portsmouth.
Queen Victoria inaugurated the Prince
Albert statns at ooburg on the 2eth.
The Cholera appears to be receding to
the parts from whence it came.
It was stated that French frigste he'd
taken possession, in the name of 4e
French, Of a vAlusble gusno island the
Pacific, in about latitude 913 and 10 situde
< E4bq
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
The Latest News
sY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
WIRz TRIAL.
Abuse, Outrage and Horror
DRARTH OF FOOD In Viz GINA.
Hog Diptheria la Fairfax.
tbs NEW CONSTITUTION OF
MISSISSIPPI.
Discussed In cabinet Meeting.
FOREIGN NEWS
Late Mexican News.
FkENOH TROOPS WITHDRAWN
FROM The BIO GRANDE.
A conspiracy Against MaximiI-
Han Discovered
Arrest Of the COnspirutvrs. /
Associated Press Report. 3
Discussed In Gablnet Meeting.
FOREIGN NEWS
Late Mexican News.
TROOPS WITHDRAWN
FROM THE BIO GRANDE.
A Conspiracy Against MaxImil-
lien DEcoororad
Arrest Of The Conspiru u.v,, >.
Associated Press Report.
FROM TRxAs

-. WASHINGTON, September 10.
New Orleans dates OF the "a, mention
the arrival at Houston of Gen. Sheridan
and stsfi where he was greeted BY salute
from the 4th Massachusetts, battery. Sher.
idan was en- route to San ALtanio.
Gen. Custsr, with three cavalry regi.
ments, passed through Hempstesd, fifty
miles north Of Houston, August 25th, en-
reute to Western Texas.
The Galveston Chamber of Commerce
has reorganized.
o. N. Cutler has been appointed Treas
ury Agent st New Orleans, vice Sanders,
removed.
All the French have been removed from
the Rio Grande, and native soldiers put in
their places.
ALI rebels have been ordered by Maxi.
millian to proceed TO San Luis Potosi.
The Fredericksburg Journal states that
q heavily and strongly guarded prisoner
was lodged in the jail there and was sup
posed by some to be John Surratt.
The Sunday Mercury says that private
letters from the City of Mexico to the 2sth
ult, states that the city is under the most
tyrsnnous form of martial law.
On the Oath, NJ Seamonoa, formerly
Minister of State, Romero Rubia, ex.meui.
Der of Congress, Madrisgs; and M Guv.
man Lsgreher, with twenty six Others.
we're arrested and sent to San Jusr, for
IN alleged conspiracy to kill Msximilian.