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, 1865-11-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.

4 Juarez Agent named Bravo, md
What Lie Reports-Horse Thief come
to Erfef-Ihe Crlme-nnanI1 In Belle
willie, Ill.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LoC1s, Noy. a7.
The following yarn is doubtful: Col. Andrew
Bravo, Of the Liberal army OF Mexico, arrived at
Kansas City, from Ell Paso, lat Friday, md Lett
Immediately fos Washington He u the bearer OF
important dispatches from his Government. Presi-
dent Juarcz is At Fl Paeo and in the best Of tpt1ta
Col Bravo states that the Mexicans hare over GOO
troops under arme, and that Is 900 orc can be pu,
In the field soon means arc raised, which will
bc speedily.
On saturday night patrol Of the citizens Of ca
rondelet stopped a Suspicious character who was
travelling due South. Upon being asked his bus1-
ness, he said he was going to st Louis. A. be was
travelling In an oppo-i1e direction, the patrol
thought themselves Justified In searchins him, and
their proceedings Wc1e rewarded By the discovery
Of halter IN nugut and letter. The letter. which
waa from Indfaua adytsed the man that horse s,eai-
Ing was not tafe bn.!nesr In Illinois. hut doubt
Wcu1d be good IN Missouri. Il further nd.
y7sed tue bearer 10 obtain a good map
~; Illinois md compses. 40
fh,t he could make bis way Across Tx, sta;e
rithout making au7 inquiries to excite suspicion.
ma s)linc he thief TIA, Il The horres were bFonshi
sxejy 10 hin, IN Indiana, he could dtsro%e Of them
,rithout difficulty. The wou!d-be thie31s still de-
, 1865-11-28

Trial Of As.hWaymcn for the Murder
OF VIM. 11edeEnnu-A ShcrlA.eIect to
be Hung for the Murder OF Gen.
Robert H. McCook.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
The cu1t martial for The tI1al Of the mnrdcrc1s Of
Heae1nan. convened on yesterday, and after taking
the testimony adjourned TIL today, Further tce-
timopy was tnkcn to-day and the Court adjourned
till tomorrow. There ia little doubt Of their con-
siction. a number other arrests hive been made,
and great vigilance is enforced BY the police md
cIti1ere.
Hon. c. J. Cooper, Col Hawkins and Gov. Camp.
bell, Aembers Of Congress elect, le!t tor Washing.
ton this evening, sia Cincinnati.
NAeuyrtH. Nor. sz.-The Military Commission
for the TRIAL Of the mnrde1crs Of Vim. Hedernan.
closed The case to-day for the prosecution. The
Geotrc Croft. James LysaEEht and james A. Juuee.
The Couft adjourned TO two o'clock, tomorrow,
when sentence will be given.
Croft. who was wounded, ts considered the prtn-
dpai actor in the tragedy and fe from New fork
Sfate.
Nj ueEernan'e funeral took place on Monday,
from the Cathedral and Was attended By an I'M
n1cnsc coocouEse Of citizens.
Yesterday, Frank Gutley, the murderer Of Gen.
r. L, 1icCook, reached here from Hunleyille Afa..
utere he has Just been elected county Sheriff. Last
night Gen. B. ". Iohnsou, acting hF orders from
the War Department. returned the prisoner to
huntsville, Where he Will be executed On Friday
next.
The cotton market Was dull o-day prices ranged
larger than SIS bales received and 464 shipped,
ThR ffyer il fourteen inches On tie eloala,
, 1865-11-28
Scandal Mt the italian Court
Florence (0cl. 2S) Correspondence Of the London



II Is evidently high time to marry Prince
1lumbcrt. He las been now allowed long
enough to cultivate that particular field Of
oats which Yields cakes to others beside wild
Scotchmen. In tho meanwhile prince Hum
bert will 70 to Naples ag1in, to spend The
winter and great deal OF money. Scandal
says he is over head and CARS In lore and dent
4 Lombard banker, whose name figured tn
the Bastogi business, Is said to have Obliged
LIS toyA HiElness lately with loan OF +SoJ,-
eN, and another Lombard house-not bank
lnl. one, Thoughts said to haye got clear Of
al IT, debts, or " hich it was known to have
;!Tcat many md these two statements form
combined topic IF common talk In atiiuu ci:.
tlts. Verify, 1t Is time for this " fast" Young
prince 10 get steady by marriage. Indeed,
1he evil tongued pretend that Tue matrimonial
yoke alonc cAr now save him. There is
probably cAaEGeration In these Fumors. but
they arc not bascless. Nor arc the Kings
own attalrs quite In such IN order Us one
might dcsiry. The 1hrce millions given IN
lust ycat by The civil list 10 relieve the ta-
1fonul finances were more sensihly felt rs n
loss 10 the douor tl1an as a gain to the rcliev
cd. The remaining twelve millions form
pyet,y round sum, certainly: but ~ Cn ,4oi .ie
1if ,,as de 14tt," as said Isabelais. Se1la has
lntely been b0uudcd as to whcter tl,p national
ilncuces be not sufficiently relieved to dis
1rnse with tie royal three millions: Ills re
i,lviis moi known yet something is likely to be
brought forward next session for the Increase
ri tie royal famlly's income. The motion
viii not tie pleasant QUO 10 make, hut It
would no doubt ba carried.
, 1865-11-28
L Cargo 0f Africans Landed on the
North Coast Of CubM.

klaAfhHa CU8EE$. t4ctA] A>E" AtEh At9a4A'l
One Of latest topics Of comment ind con-
sersation in all circles here has been afforded
by m event, formerly very common, but now
looked upon rs something most extraordinary
and unexpected-namely, the arrival IN our
midst Of d cargo Of Africans. The number Of
these uufortunates who have thus escaped
from the tcshpots or sacziHcfal stones Of their
beloved Africa, IL yariousfy estimated at from
one to seven OF eight hundred, the latter esti.
mate being more probable, some Of whom, on
being landed, were se1zed By the Government
authorities, and afterwards, It Is confidently
asserted, rescued, the eyes Of their captors
having been temporarily blinded by peculiar
process with which custom house officials
landing was affected at the plantation called
El Pan de Azucar {the sugar loaf,1 on the
northwestern extremity Of the island, some
leagues this side Of Cape San Antonio. They
were carried there On the brig fucatan,, -. T...,
tain Urbide, chartered, 1t Is said By some, for
the purpose By the Exce1entasimo Scnor Don
Francisco Martx 2. Torrcus, against whose
Immense wealth, however, I understand,
there is no direct proof, though certain it Is
that the plantation above named is his pro-
perty, having been purchased By him very re-
Gently; and equally certain it is that on or
about the day the landing was effected Don
Pancho left his sumptuons residence over the
fish market for Ills new plantation, which Is
admirably adapted to my purpose Of the
kind, being close to the shore, and .afe
place for vessel to anchor. thought had
tome time since chroniclcd the last Of these
adventures; but 1t appears not, and am In
anitcly Obliged to the most excellent Don
Pancho, Grand Cross Of San Carlos &C., &C.,
for the very valuable Item he has afforded me
in these hard. dull times.
, 1865-11-28
IF Here ia pleasant and authentic auec

T Here ia pleasant and authentic auec-
dote OF the late ]. F. Herring, the animal
painter. A dozen years ago he palnted q
crs, and received D check IN payment. The
check was written on slip Of paper, Pay
air. J. F. Herring" and duly signed, but with
out the insertion of the words :. bearer or
"to order,'r' and the clerk Of the Union Bunk
the person presenting It. The artist noticed
this, md demanded what was wrong. Tl9
clerk explained. ssDon't you see it's payable
to J, F. NHcrr'ngt' al d." said the clerk
swell, am he" s"How do know that p
Herring Is ~ "Rather,h sa1d the clerk, I've
rot the Three Members OF the Temperance
Society at home" Herring was delighted.
He seized d pen and, on sheet Of plotting
paper lying on the counter. dashed oil sketch
Of some horses heads. "What'do you think
Of thats'' sald he, hunding 1t across. The
clerk paid him at ouce.-LoHdon Star.
, 1865-11-28
THE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.
pcilIccr Identified By Friend-The
Inquest to be Commenced To-day.


From the New York Times, 2Sth-1
Last night the District Attorney Mr. 8. D.
Morris, and Police Surgeon Cochran, visited
the man Pc1lIcer, who Is now confined In the
Forty-foufth Precinct Station-housc, on the
charge Of being implicated in the murder Of
Ortego. They examined his person, and
found his right hand cut across the fingers,
The cuts are clean, mud show TINT they were
mado with sharp Instrument. His clothes
were also examined, and found to be bloody.
A young Spanjard named Juaa Ve1c, called to
sec the prisoner yesterday He represented
himself rs cook In q French boa1ding.house,
and that he boarded ut the Hotel de Cuba, tn
BECKER street, New York Hestated that he
had furnished Pclliccr with money for ten
days, In consequence Of being out OF employ
menf. and in needy circumstances. Some
days ago, hb {tte visitor) had Invited several
ladies to go to the theatre, and wished bis
him look somewhat decent, be bought him a
rnir Of kid gloves, and he {s1r. vclc) idcnti-
lied the gloves, which were cut across the
fingers ns the ones he bought. Mr.. Vele saw
Gonzalez at the Hotel do Cuba at different
times. On Wednesday last, about O'Clock
qpircd for Mr. PellIcer, who came down
10 tho door, and admitted him. Con
zalez said he desired lodgings, and
wns then Invited by Pelliccr to his
room up stairs. The servant girl Was In the
meantime dirtcted to sec the lanllady, and
ask hcr whether she could accommodate him.
She sent word TINT she could. Mr.. Vele oc-
cupied the same bed with rellicer the night
previous, and WIS present when Gonzalez
came 10 the room. Gonzalez asked Pellicer
10 come one side, and they cngaged in pri-
ynte conversation, which continued for some
| time. The parties subsequently went down
stairs. In the evening, about 7::o o'clock,
Gonzalez anu another mau, supposed to be
| Orteeo, called at the hotel. Vele Was there
nj the time. Gonzalez sall to Pellfcer,
| ssCome, let's 60" and Pelllcer answered !,
swat, forgot something In my Eoom,'
| and be forthwith went up stairs
into q room which hnd previously
been locked, and returned. The parties
| then took walk toward Broadway. Vele
found, from the action Of the others, that be
was not wanted In their company, and left
them. Gonzalez, Otega, and young Span
!! lard continued their way down Broadway.
That was the last that he saw OF the deceased.
Pc|lscer was not seen nt the hotel after that
evening. When be left the house he wore a
spotted calico shirt, white Derby hat, and
| dark mixed coat, rest and pantalOons. The
clothing Was found saturated with blood,
The prisoner denies any knowledge Of the
/ murder, but refuses to look at the body oi
,he murdered man. He prctends not to un.
de.stand English, but will converse in Span.
iii with ftiendA- Yesterday lie was permitted
10 speak with IN acquaintance, md It was
ascc1tainel that they communicated with eacll
other In suu,e other than the Spanish Ian.
guage. The conversation was cut ahort by
rnnf Wnddy who Eas DreEeut,
, 1865-11-28
4 Mtll boy In Philadelphia Gets Two
Holidays md a Term in Jail.


Prom tho Philadelphia North American, 1Gkh.l
We chroniclcd the other day, the destruc-
tfon by fire Of a woolcn mill Of Mr. Jos. Hill,
Mount Airy, Twcnty-sccond Ward. Mr.. Hill
has number Of mills upon the same stream,
Gresham Creek. A small boy, fifteen years
old, named John Allen, ,was among bis numer-
Gus employees. Tho boy has erinced depraTity
almost astounding, when his tender years ase
taken into consideration. Some three months
since, in order to enforce holiday for him
self, he severed the big belt that drove the
machinery, and operations were Of course sus-
pended until the damage was repaired. He
acknowledged the commission Of the deed,
but the benevolent mill owner forgaye him
upon professions Of contrition and promise OF
reformation.
Agoiu be sought holiday, tlis time by
burning the mill. The Fire Marahal has Learn
ed Ill these facts since the damage was done.
Tic 50 far perfected lis fdea as to stuT shay-
iues under the roof Of the engine house, bnt
another boy, who was to furnish the matches,
had previously put stones on the water-wheel,
and obtained d holiday by dislocating some
The Friday preceding the day Of the Fire
mems parade, investigation shows that Allen
proposed to several Lads employed in the fac
tory to stop operntlous, either BY damaging
tho machinery OF burning the building,, bis
0OlREL OE1UE ~ VNktNAAA AAe*4Ff AAAs sA~
BIT see The parade. Very fortunately,
something occurred to prevent his plan from
Oh % Monday evening last, he tried to persu,
ade small 10y, named George Black, to sat
I'm in thc mill. Black refused at that timc,
Int It was understood that the work was to
he accomplished on Tuesday morning, before
worline hours at the mill
Il circumstance prevented the cousumna-
tiou Of the plan at the time; but at noon On
Tuesday,. when everything was qnict in the
mil and the employees were at dinner, Al
len. after having already supplied himself
With matches, took Black out Of the nam
hni;dinr and went to the picker-house, which
ferns part Of the structure. A window Was
forccd open, and the two got into tho build
inr. Alien made Black gather up large
nisrntity Of cotton, afler which Allen pulled
mt some matches and deliberately isnited tho
ccttop, Hc then told Black to jump out OF
tfc window and watch until the fire started,
nri then run around the building to the rear,
and make oil. Allen remafnedS and when the
flames wc1c under way he jumped ont Of q
side window, and running around to the front
cf the main structure, proceeded up Stair
itto third story room, which he had ueTel
been at work In, and commenced washing OF
some rollers. Black, after running some dis
, 1865-11-28
DOG LOST.

Asua1l Dlsek and While Spotted English Coach Pup
ttiut), sbou1 tltee months old nas one black esI.
hhe can be found 10 .l0 West Adams street, Will be
1jhernly r. wafted. yc91p
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tained in the calaboosc at Carondeiet to await
further development.
The crime mania has extended to Be1lestile, Hi
Dots, md injected the atmosphere OF TINT plac=.
The citizens OF Bc!lcy.l1e held a meetns
Last Tuesday night. at the Court House,
at the cali Of The Mayor and resolved to organize
city. On the very same night one Of the boldest
tpbbe1iee OF the season was perpetrated al the
boarding house Of n. Reheler, on Illinois street,
entrance into the house md carried Oft large
quantity Of clothing besides considerable amount
Of money found In the pockets OF the boatders.
, 1865-11-28

tauce, CARO- the alarm Of fire.. he. Is only
twelve years Of age, md IVES also employed
at the mill.
Mr, Brooks, one oftnc principals in the es-
tabIishment, going to the window, saw Black
running, crying nre. Shortly aitt%ards ~ ,,sae ne
house. The tlremen presently arrived, but
the picker house was 10 flames. From the
card room in the mAln building m entrance
way could be had into the picker house by
means Of large irou door. This door being
closed the flames wero kept from entering the
man building The "a7 IN sa'sly 1n!
amounting to 5000 was covered BY insur-
ance.
officer Silyerthosn arrested Biack, who mads
a confession, and Allen was shortly afterwards
taken Into custody.
, 1865-11-28

or Clean by The day, are requested to call 1T the
rooms Of The Young Mems Christian Association,
No. 13 Methodist Church Block, where they cnn
fud the address OF women living near them who
need such nosk for The support Of themselves and
tamil1es. We nlso want employment OF all kinds-
Tor discharged soldiers, who are seeking employ
nent Cold weather Is at hAnd and these parties
nutt have work or charity. G1re them the work
10 that they will not hare to ask tos charity:
, 1865-11-28

Railroad NeetInE-Commun
with the Lake Superior Country
Boy Drowned.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tnbune.J
DETROIT, Nov. r..
A meeting Of the prominent business men Of this
city rms held nj he City all this evening, for the
purpose OF discussing the subject Of Railroad COM
munlcatlon wih the Lake Superior country. The
meeting was very largely attended and addresses
were 1nade By several influential citizens, A COM
nittce was appointed to look after and procure, II
possible. land grants from Congress to aid In the
construction Of the rpsd.
A young man eighteen years of age, namcd Felix
Be1cne1ux. was drowned in tbe river yesterday by
the capslzius Of sail boat. lie with two other
lads were in the boat when 1t upset, bnt both the
1attcr were earcd bJ e1inesns TO the boat until res
, 1865-11-28

CINCINNATI, Nov. s7.-The ADKINS Efpress Com
paus, through their Superintendent ut Cincinnati
odef reward Of one Thousand dollars for the ar
rest and holding cf Rudolph L. Dodge, who escaped
ftcm jail at VfcIstutE, Miss. on tie night Of the
Goth instant, where he IVES held On the charge Of
robbln:. the Company. Dodge Is I've feet eight
incles In height, stout built dark brown hair, dark
complexion, heayy black moustachc, blue eyes,
pleasant address. Hfs parents reside at Portlaua,
Me- Ue has wife In Chfeago.
, 1865-11-28
SCANDAL Il HIGH LIFE.
Great Divorce Case at New Tork.
OpenIn. AiidrcAs for plnlntta-Issues
to be TFied-l1tsforY OF the
Case heylcsycd.

Tho trial the divorce suit Of Strong 81.
Strong commenced In the Superior court yes
tesday forenoon. The session OF the day WIS
entirely occupied In the opening address Of
Mr.. Cram, one Of the attorneys for the
plaintiff. .~-'., :-=--z
, 1865-11-28

-RIcuHoxp, Nov. eZ.-At a meeting OF the City
Council this afternoon, Communication from Gen.
OF the dminulou of thb military force in this dis
trict and the scarcity Of medical officer, It Is
necessary for tbe city autnorises to assume charge
Of the Ctr Aims House and inmates without delay.
Another Communication from the same source no.
tiled the Council that the military police force will
be withdrawn on the 10th Of next month.
, 1865-11-28

Gen. Logan and the Mexican Mission.
WAEuEG7os, Nov. a7.-Gen. Grant received q
telegram yesterday, from Gen. Logan, who ss at his
home In Illinois. he states that be will be in
Washington about the first Of December when he
will decide what courae be will puIsue respecting
the Mexican mission. Before this Information WIS
received. a communication was cent to him By the
Department o: STATE desiring to know at once
,Shctnet he accents tie nnpQintr1Gnt or not.
, 1865-11-28

Legislative PFoceeGinES-PropoAI
to Tax Government Bonds Referred
TO Special Committee.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibnne,1
IyDIAxArol1s, Nov. q.
There Wns little done In the Legislature today,
there being no quorum In either House.
In the Senate Nj. Hanna, Of Vigo, Introduced
resolution Tor the taxation Of Government bonds,
which sras referred to special committee Of one
from each Congressional district.
The following bills we're introduced: To give
agricultural societies general powers; to pay the
Gettysburg Cemetery Association <e,4G9.s3; to
protect eheep allow the hanging Of gates across
roads; to fl the time Of holding eourts in Wells
county.
In the Honse nothing was done beyond reeeiring
reports Of standing committees.
, 1865-11-28

West India Squadron to be Increased.
NEW York, Nov. N.-lt is reported that the
six additional war vessels. and that 1t IL 10 be under
command OF Commodore Palmer. The wAf steam-
cre Rhode Island aud Swatasa two Of the Vessels
xlcitapt watch oE Amir In the Gnlf Of Ae1tco.
, 1865-11-28
Mr. McPhcrHou md the List OF Con.
&.rcHsmcn Elecl-CoElln1Hxton to In.
Eestlgate Enlistment FFAnd&-Tlc
Fifty Million Conversion Lonu.

,-,----. ,,r,,-
NAsu1EoToE, Nov. H.@Io-dav the Military Com
mission. composed Of Generals l1ltchcock4 Nott
and Sch WintsmA, met and o:ennized. This ooE,-
mission r authorized 70 Investigate certain aauds
alleged to have been comm,ttea a. Hoeson, MAST
BY agents who, by n1nd and Misrepresentation, In
dnced and folced German entrants to enter our
asny - snhsttItes TIE cqmHission vii p.ohS oh
Rey e5S e m to nos'o0 where " Will
Robert Hetb. committed TO the Old Capitol With
Iayior @ tor spproprasi9s to ihsiE oTn 1se shout
~. ~ 'ne at ;oi ;,a;r " ,.nds ~. r.
nl, aa wie,sa W1n VI. ao ~ e1 ,aMt % ~. ~ -
SaptIs "a ~ IttcHalguI' VIE ats :aotnE te.Sase1
Mnm @ 1ns uio Sapaiol os o5uST q tae eeaeialy o.
na. -. 1n.SEA ,..n3 ann -. 4ons as VII so IT,
very ieW o. nc s3sltors a. me Nhtse Aoase. 10
day. 0btancd interviews With the President owing
to the pressure o. important PUBIC business;
al A.ktnsss, wcrc Ut the Attorney Generals odIce
toleE. nzc!nE their csaims for pardon.
On aDEcstleaiion- It II afccrta!ned that but CON.
, 1865-11-28

No. 81 State Street
, 1865-11-28

BUFFALO, Soy. fla ycrg disastrous f'se oe-
eurred al aieadeyiile, "a. yesterday, An ent1se
block or wooden buildings on Notre and pcck
some Of Tho NOR important business firms Of the
city. Loss estimated from f15o,000 10 $l75 o0-
Eleven Etoses, several millinery shops and the
journal printing office were destroyed. It is snp-
posed o have been the work Of an inccnatarJ. In
Hufance AruAil
, 1865-11-28

Irish Fenlan Refugees In Parfs-They
Threaten Canada,
NEW YonK. Nov. e7.-Paris correspondents Eays
one Of the editors Of the Dublin 1f5& fkoJEs and
one hundred other Irish refugees have fed TO that
c1ty. They assert that the 2Ist move OF the Fenl-
ans Wtn be to capture Canada.
, 1865-11-28

The NeW Gold Certificates - Case Of
Cholera NePorred-Aid for Freedmen
Obtained Abroad.

The NeT Gold Certificates Case OF
Cholera Neported-Aid for Freedmen
Obtained Abroad.
S-yopE Nav -,n1x d.r, b.xc e,oaea
tince the deposits Of eold for certlacates com
md during the ten days t8,67s $50 worth Of ecrtt.
fcs'es have been Issued u N & The same period he
colored Clergyman. Rev. Sel!a Martin, eave the
results ii his mission TO England TO obaln aid for
The suffering freedmen OF the south, 1t ihc
ine. He had succeeded In co!iactlne about
$4,000, but thought that the freedmen must Yely
chiefly on the contributions Of the North for lelet
clithmeu, but general unw1ilinencss 10 contribute
peeYnia1ils. lse@ 1ea1 let they might DO eonsi5
itjs rrporte ed that case Of cholera his occurred
on Greenwich street. tn ibis city.
VIII etreet Is dull md there ia but little specpla.
INTERPRETED, uhie tbc es. approach Of lie meettns
Of Congress the connictiog rnmors as to Mr. Mc.
Culioeh's roliey, md The aieed fact th7t some Of
day b1lIe, tend 10 inccase lie General fuce,titude
EEw YoRK, Nov. N,-Iu the Supreme Couu 10.
day IN action was brought by Mrs. Ann Cu,1an
acatnst The Warren Chemical aud Manufacturing
Whsch Il IL alleged vas eaused By his inhanz car
bouic acid while IN their employ. The ease was
wv ~'' -
The Atnlantnsa Paasen-eTn-Hele4se OF
Observation-Disclosures p1erre,. Itfx
T..n. T-c,x, C.~..3.s
Na-N1ee' A'"'a SHa"un0.AAncAa"
Ton schenes-From Mcxico-The
Empire Preparing for War.
NEW YoaK. Noy. a,.-It ia renortexa thst n...cn.
cers of tbe Ai.antn bound west viii he aiinwtd tn
come M to ths city to.mouoW snd procecd 10 ihcir
destfnafIoa. ~ N-1~-A
Orders have been received from Washington at
the Uendouayters Dcpastmep, of The EasE ior the
rsio~sa ~ I'll vnIwnte.r sn1iers rho hnra haon
roMe1ctnS ri 1esrT4son ard 49, nnderr,fn ,nn'.h
49,, ~ tf,.t ostnss rh.s Viii rsfas ~ .,t 90
~ eIh.nr t:nneoIa tna IL 1hS.a III ~
toin.d ~ 1,,ions .utittarr 49, "o aAo ~n"s ue
'sipIa Iottn. =. ~ f, Saraned kJate'
80 -. y ,es.I m.,.!. - -. s5 Sa5e -. Il
, 1865-11-28

LOUISVILLE, Nov. a7.-Gen. BEssbens co1ored
brigade lett yesterday tor Helena, Ark.
The Collector Of Internal Revenue has received
a despatch from Cincinnati 10 seize boat with
thrre thousand barrels Of ui r0ufe to St. Lonis,
on Its arrival here.
, 1865-11-28

Curious Hints TINT Preston Kiln: SfIlI
Lives

fnF3oU1 GHIUfE E&1Hf E1EXI8U AIHE SIIII
ItTcBs
NV YonK, Nov. e7.-A well.known contributor
to the prets Is not the only New Yorker who be.
that method In his madness enabled him succe.s-
fully TO dccelre bis fraendt and The public lady
whose husband occupies high political Eank, has
forwn,aed II 10 Watmncton, uudcs injunction Of
TIC stHetest secrecy. she cndeayos to prove that
Mr.. King. II unmolessed In d retreat which he pro
reason. Improbable as thls may seem 1t int eight
, 1865-11-28

dess to1 the command Of the West India Squadron,
which Is Don being formed.
The trial Of Commodore Craven was continued
to-day, Int nothing especially interesting was
cHc3fed.
Geo. G. Whiting. Esq. Acting Chief Clerk Of the
BY The SECRETARY, rs special agent Of The Depart,
1nent. to yit1i The Miami Indians ot Indians, and
pdy them their Aunu1ties. lie LEFT the city fodaJ,
fQE that nurrQae