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, 1865-09-02

Ice at Nexy 0tleanA-Later from Texas
Terrible Atrocities OF the Indians
N1err1ttss Cavalry on their Track.
1snecisl nes1tateh IN The Chifnco Trihrne1

Ice at New 0rleanA-Later from Texas
Terrible Atrocities OF the Indians
merr1tt,s Cavalry on their Track.
Especial Despsteh to the Chicago Tfibune.l
C41no. Sept. !,
The stestncr Lcyiathan brings New Orleans dates
to the eGth. Orer two million pounds Of Ice haa
arrived tn Ncw Or}eans. 4 number OF vessels
loaded with this article were soon expected 10 II.
rive, yet prices were considered e1orbatant-
The San Antonio, (Texas,} Herald Of the sth gives
tic particulars Of sone darfng and fendish depre-
dations committed by 1ndians IN that nelghbor-
hood. II seems thai Ms. Henry Meyer, while On
The eftt, WIS attacked b. party Of twenty 1ndl-
@ sftes sta6bea IN th1ee diTent pisces u he body
by las bgt 70. ssased l. ~ son "so ~ On On
thc heetness Of bis etecd to StstsFdAe where ne
procured assistance and went baek to the scene Of
The outrage. His father was 1ouna dead, tohosd Q.
cone, Tie zane party Of Indians etole III the
hho1scs ii lie Vicinity ot ssstcrdale.
Another pay q 1odisns on the Ia ioo1ng o: Mon
above Ftcde1ickAburg while be was On 6is Wy
home he Wss stransled to death BY being dEag9s4
some distance By rope, fastened around h1s 9eGS
sa sexs u psets wSR az & IT, sea
horees. saddle, pistols, and al the eontcnse OF Nil
WaEun. Tai,
! mt appeared o. Sauaw treek settlement, hisesn
niIee shass F5ede1ielsbusg Ihey rode nR 70 ae hie
wife alive md aleEwasde cut her ac4oat the body
will knle. besides s,abbing her IN eeEera plaess.
| hcr persou having been previously violated Ine
Indinne took her only child With them: 4 Doctor
vas Immediately procured By the ne'ghtors ~ w
thought 1t possible that the wopan mieht reeosh ,1h
! scout 0f citizens were scat In pursuit o. s'eA
| parry.
In addition 10 the aborc terrible ost1sgsa, on tae
xh q July German named Ien3 hsa1tns, r. su1 @n:
ref,ded IN Mnson county, while naans ~ ~ w
gy with bis vile vas attacked py p.ty ot eoae 1e
n;s psns ArF being gu; ~ 3he a hnsry
nlnf he soS5 z e bnt were 20 soo
ieS1n. Nj t. Was 3.medintely Killed md Tsiped,
lit vie Was at,s,;asss s%t,pEsS % q heT se1nng
ass Rssses in b. breast Then sealped md isl
= Ese'Shad: 81" *t3 afterwards recovered by rome
sbne horrible, p.stica1ars. .othefs wefe
shd With p%4oned =, ar1owa. These n.
e1ttncly anxious tS e saptare ta!dle hoFz aad ss1-
d. I'D frequently paxtng dsh. aFeas who'll
ro1es - stock animals and noss7 one. 1t
, 1865-09-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Great Indian Conncl1---Nrits
Served on Gen. F1ctcllcr--Thc GtatIof
Street PFfkon.
(Specia Despatch 10 the Chle4go 1tIhupc.l
sT. Loc1s. Sept. !, 1855
Maj Gen. Curtis 1eit the city Last evening for St.
rsu1 rid Kcokuk, there to meet Gen. Sibley, Gen.
Edwards Of Dakotah, an1 others, who have been
appointed Commissioners to a,1auce the basis Of a
treaty with The Indians OF the Northwest The
comuaiseioners and Indians viii probably meet
each other about lhn 18th Of October pext-
During Cor. Fle,chcrs lRte viii 10 this city, two
wrats were eered upon him, one 10 appear beIosa
The Circuit Court ut It's September term, and chow
cauae Why be ehonsd not be proceeded against for
dlaEcgasutng the Courts injunction torhtddtug In
reference with tho records and papers Of the sa-
prcme Court; the other that nj action had been
commenced against him tor damages.
Lieut. 1saAc GutTett, of the 9Th Ean4as carAfrT,
took charge OF the Gratiot Street Military Prfeon
5estcftlay, as Commander. The Prison Is to be
cleared ont shortly. and the Government property
on hand will be sold at auction. The prisoners viii
be distributed among the ss,ious State Pendscnda.
rift that have room for then.
Government at Jefferson Barracks. 70 be used for
the stor2er Of MI Kinds pi ammunition. The buiid
lngs, when completed, will cost about IS, co., a
force Of about one hundred worktnen IL now en-
gagged on them.
, 1865-09-02

Receipts OF CuatoIns-1N;cn. Tcrry-The
Wcrz Tr1al-Socicty Of iindersonSf1Ie
PrfsoncFs-N1cCaustIa Escaped.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 1.-The coin receipts from,
ctHtums AZ this port hagc thus far In the current
caEudar year reached 500, ,1s158, making the year
y EgEeEate Of <S0, 600 ,00o.
Mlt Gen. Terry has returned to Richmond, suf
fefInt from tue effects Of ennstrokt caught while
ref1ee1nE the troops at Petersburg.
The ssiD6Fs Washington speeIM sass, On the nu-
thortty II the Chr0afe1e that the War Department
has summoned cTery witness Werz has named for
the defe1cc, md that many Of them are already
here.
a meeting Of rnturnel Apdc.aons111e prisoncrs
rsas held to-lay for organizing permanent soct-
ely.
Hospital buildings which cost The Government
<t1oVo nlc telfug for s 900 to-day:
TIC Attorney General has notified Gov. PeIrpoint
that claim agents PARTON brokers' lawyers and 9TH
er middle men deAY rather ltan accelerate the get
ting of claims and larflous.
Tne efforts of the eo!erament to arrest McCaus-
land. the rebel 6enerl, under An Indictment in
pennsylvania, have not:ucceeded. lie has len for
parts unknown.
new YonK, Sept. Lie sIonadnock, the raons-
ter monitor. which AdmiIs Porter eaij he would
Cross the ocean in, is to 10 apt to SIM Francico,
around Cape Horn.
Preston King. the new Collator, took charge Of
the Custom House this morning. The Deputy Col
lcctors were introduced to 3Ir. k1r and sworn tn
It Il said hut very few chanecs of ill
he made. The Naval Officer. Mr.. 3Sses 4. Odell,
also TOOK possession OF hts Office.
, 1865-09-02

Statistics Of Internal RcEenue-Break-
Ing up Gangs Of Thteye4-11illtasy
NpntFnr.

Statistics Of Internal ReEeuue-Break-
Ing up Gangs Of TLteyea-11flSasy
Matserx.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bnne.1
MADISON, Wis. Sept.1-
This is the ff1h excessively warm day, the ther.
u1ometet being nearly 100aboye zero.
The Statistics Of the United States internal rev.
enue for this (sndl Congressional District show
tota1 annual aesessments, {ls7, 600; income tax,
&sAGss; ncenfes, e, s7l. counties as follows:
Rock, IS, 4.s1; Dane, F53,;sos5; Columbia,
s16,ds1.75i Jefferson. SIS =. &c The cities in The
District pay Is follows: Beioit *too,3i5; Janes-
rifle. FL, ,099; Madison, f4a,01s; Poragc City,
$1,is0: Watertown, 7,0sa
In consequence oi the tecgnt attempts Of some
Of those successful al stealing hero, .omc ten
OF twelve yagahouds, with yislhlc means Of cup.
port, vete arrested to-day BY Sheriff McDougal aud
warned to leaye the city before to mutrow night.
The county and city authorities aIe determined 70
rcak up the gapga Of williams attempting to oper-
ate here,
The 44th regiment for some time stationed at
raducnh. Ky., IL expected here tonight. -Four Of
The oldest companies Of The regiment came home
month ngo. The 18th and S3d regiments were
paid Of to-day.
, 1865-09-02
FROM DETROIT.

The Peyvnbte Dixastcr-yerdEct Of the
Steamboat 1nspcctors-A Boat Racc-
Military.
Especial Despatch to The Chieaeo Tribunal
DETROIT, Sept l.
The Boazd Of Steamboat Inspectors for this Dis
t7ict haEe concluded the Investigation Of the facs
With reference to the tinIdnr Of the PewabIc. and
the Tcsutt WIS this morning reported 10 Collector
1ebcn, Of ibis port Tie testimony presented be-
FORE The Inspectors entirely txculpates tho officers
Of the Meteor rom blame, while the responsibility
Of that fearful disaster rests upon the Captain and
Ffrst Mate Of the rewubic- The Beard Of Iutpec-
tors have revoked the pilots license Of George r
Mckay, Captain Of the Pewahic, md have asked the
Board Of Inspectors Of Cleveland to revoke the L.
cense Of George Cleveland. the First Mate, be har
fue been 1iceneed 1t that ron- The hitter WIS IT,
ken tnio custody Ee.eral days since BY the United
S1atee Marshal OF this district
three mile race took plsce on the Detroit stssr
thss afternoon. between the Windsor and Hamilton,
C. ", boat clubs, which was won BY the 1aster in
n minutes md 45 seconds.
TEE 18th Michigan Infantry, CID men, Arrived here
thIz morning. They will rendezvous In this city
pntn mu1tcfcd out
, 1865-09-02
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1865.

Wnahoe and along the PlacerFiue ronte are c1ratl5
disappointed 1t sfe charge, Is It affects thc1I Il;
te1ea.s nnhsoEably. The optnlo1, gains ground n
Railroad it must become, when completed, very
expensive monopoly. having power TO chargS sash
rates o. Freight and paaaage Is rt1 necessarily T..
tard the Development OF the country trafersed Tbs
newspapers here urge that the Unlted States Gov.
ern4.ent, having tho means Tor constrnettns the
road, onsht 10 induce lis army engineers and so1-
It speedily On Government aeconnt, thus retaining
The power III tho bands OF Government 10 take the
mad When completed and make 1t the cheapest one
10 t,avel on.ln Amefica which would result IN de-
velopipe OUT empire Of mineral and agricultural
wealth during the Present generation.
, 1865-09-02
FROM THE SOUTH.


In the Gulf States.
eucc from Ancrsta, Geosgia, says: II travelled re-
Gently eighty miles along the line Of Sher1nsn's
march, and not bale OF cotton or gin OF house
had escaped The torch tn all that region but # was
only twenty miles In width, nnd constituted but
email Restfon f the STATE r.; Ihers', ne.,y tull
sun 70. our Impoverished people.
The aTcr1ge crop is nbont 10000 bales for the
Statc aud about $o0o ooo bales were within Its lin
its when the var closed South Carolina Is smaller
than GeorrIa, and Sherman>e march WIS through
nc sci to be found within her limits. The barring
Of cottpn 1T Selma and Montgomery by Gen. VII
Eon and the Confederate authorities Was more de-
fttucifTe than the rayagc8 Of Sherman in Georgia.
Bat $4,000 ba1es wi1lbc carried 10 the ses ports
from Alabama.
Tbo production Of Florida is Email and from MIe-
elssippi Louisiana and Aransas large part Of the
cotton hsd been transported before The slose OF
var. These four States NIL furnish z0Q0 0oa bs1eA
more. From the Western p11 OF Texas much OF
the cotton had found its way out thrnpEh MeEico but
lion Lad been large md neither Federal of Confed
e1Asa forces had destroyed It. 90 that $50 bales
VIII BE- furniehed from this State.
sTne pstsent yeal'A crop vii Md but little to the
rcsourrea Of the Southern States, Peace came too
late Ii the season to induce planting 9nd the low
Encourages Its production. In . Journey of three
hunare1 Int.es, ~hlch recently made through this
S.ate, raw but one ded OF cotton, and reports
ncm every pa1t OF the country are the saEae, few
fields Of corn we1e ptowed up 10 give plaee to
cotton when The news Of peace arrived bnt the sea-
rrnera]. Not one hundred thousand balas viii be
Tateed this yeat tn South Carolina. Florida and
AI6baUa.
, 1865-09-02

~ ss'' ,o, Is'o9 1851, #; a;15 l?!s! II 1852
1857. t9i, Isl, l1osi. la, s2s9, 3sss d., 1tst Ill,
!ks i5t stv t6s3 1ECo tllo i3i13, l17 il6s1 tSst,
!GS 12s:e ~ ~, .s:t. sl96, 1900, ISL, 1864
@ Is @ 6es 1:I; . ~; Ss ' s1: nl lss lG 1T s III
ss:S!. - tG& Jog. lis0l s siis is:5
5s So, 1us7 ssss ies iaSs. iiI iii. i:f7, ios.s,
i'll feal 1SlS ~ l1tz IL; 15 s0s 5 ~ Pa 19i9a
n. t91: cE 1871 te15 1sta =s9l 5QJ isisl lSYl,
n ~: 1874 1874 f. 1:9t ~ f!aS @ ES, tqsi M $s 1ssS' 59 :l
- os9 ls2 tst9, 1si1o 1Ss:i, 1s5,, 9.9 lst, ts6a.
@ ssS s4a III 1s A. 1;5 1S ~; ;, E 15is II: 10 2lg
El l9b1 1Gat lGG0!. 1tas l7-.S, l1Sll, 17S 10,
nss l5! 1e19 ~, I::G:, 1a.p9, St 1sSi3,
, 1865-09-02
FROM DES MONIES,

for Gen. Croeker,s Fu-
uernl-Po1ltIcal Matters-Lecture bY
Bishop SImpton-SuIctdeo OF n Soldier.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
DEs MoHEs, Sept. I.
Extensive Arrangements are being made for lhe
funeral OF the late Gen. Crockcr, The surviving
ncnbcrs Of company D, I'd Iowa Infantry, Of which
the General was The Captain when 1t went into tho
service In 1861. wtu be PRESENT. and the military
generally Of this section Of the State.
E-Gov. Ktrkn ood epoke to large and enthu-
siastc audience, at Lewis yesterday. Gov, Stone
will address The people at Nesada.
Bishpp Ssmpsonis r. In ATTENDANCE 1t tho tonter-
enee at oeeola, sna wilt lecture here next week.
Mrs. Gen. Crockes arr1red from Washington last
evening. The Generals remains are expected TO-
morrow night
asw Democratic paper. called the Booue Coun-
t. Adr0cdtt, has been sfnrted 1t Dooncsboso.
LuefuB Bond, soldier 0f the 18th regiment com.
mittcd eulcldc, by Jumping from the raflroad
bridge u Davenport, yesterday.
Gov. Stone addressed an immense meeting at
Nevada to-day, notwithstanding the thermometer
etood at % dr.. Great interest and enthusiasm
characterized The OCCASION.
Hentun has not been heard from since his nomi-
naion It ia believed he Will bp ont in few days,
defining his position, In four column letter.
, 1865-09-02
FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCI-
DENT.
Il Stage Coach Ikun xnto by Freight
Trnin-Ouc Killed md Several In.
&nrrH

i Stage Coach Ikun xnto by q Freight
Train-0uc Killed md Several In
jurcd.
Bosrox, SEPT, l.-Ycsterlay afternoon at Que
o'clock stage coach with party OF twclye lslies
aud gentlemen. Nas on It's way from Lovcll'a Cor
ners, South Wrwouth, ,yhe7c they all reside. to
the beach at cohasee.t the party proposing 70 star
some dass at The last PANIED place. In crossing The
South Shore Railroad track at West Hlnsha1.
whcn the country road and railroad cfpss each
other obliqre,y, Tnnning almost parallel, the txo
hosses sletycd little at The approach Of freight
traIn, and one Of tbe coach wheels csnght betHfen
the rails and wooden planking Of tho crossing. At
shat moment the cow-tatther tt1nck the Naee1,
turning the coach oscE on Nj. Lowell, killing
him Instantly. seven others Cut Of the party wecc
badly injured. One nau was thrown ttom the top
Of the coach On to the engine tender, and WIS not
Injured. 4 lady wae thrown on the eow catcher
and carried on It., till 1he tsau stoppef losing ono
Of her Eyes and felag IN other re+peciy badly IN.
Jurcd. Mr. James Wendell WIS very badly hnrt.
Mr. II uolbrook bad his head fnjnrcd md wa con
Etdcred woree this morning. Mr. Ahsttn roole had
his leg shattered and 1t was amputated. Il was
thought THIS morning that be ,,sonld not livc
through the day. Mrs. LovelFs lorer limbs are
pa.altzed, she having been injured In tho aptne.
Mr. Poole is te1iou.ty Injured. 10th Of the ladies'
are In 4 rery critical condition. The Others were
hone Of them dangerously injured, although ee-
rercly Jared and bruised.
, 1865-09-02
HAY1II,


GeTrnrd Preparing for Fl1sht-The
People Threatened with Starvation.
New 1oHK, Sept. 1.-The Asralfs Kingston
tJamaIca) correspondent says that she headway
which the fesoluiiopists are making in Hayti lis
been deemed by President Getttatd sufficiently
alarming to induce him to make preparations foT
escape from bis conntry. a mall steamer has there
fore been chsrie1cd at Kngston. to proceed 10 Port
Prince, md there remain I'LL the time arrives for
hsn to seek eafety In digit. OF till the danger Of
such IN event has passed. /:
ncr IN the Island Of Jsnlafca, 10 The henry taxu,
and other cautea, the negro lahorers there hate
been reduced 10 most abiect poverty and great suf
ferins. md taousanda Of them arc on ,he vsfge 81
GERS ~ The eau-e OF their Affections, and 60 strong
and bitter is their feeling against the local Govern
ment That outbreak On theiF part Is feared In the
two guntoats bare been dispatched to that locality.
, 1865-09-02

EEw Yonk, Sept. 1.-The Rost pnb1!fhcs Atettcr
from cspt: Anderson, Of the Great Eastern. Goa
wss Il nrst q doahte., but seeing the Eean
adopted. he became hopeful. Then, with th, ac
tua1 experience. he has become Eansntne. H.
hriedy details this experience which bus alnadj
been stated, and earnestly urges another tra!: frs
in LAYING new cable With additional u1achilesy
aud then picking up the old one. He Suggest tha
Eastern and The necessary machinery cannot b, gol
ready under two tnnt ten, as telesfaphtd,) months
Ills letter elbows that he Is very fansuine as to Uln
mate snccess, and says Mr.. Field md al On aoart
share his hopefu1ne&a.
NEw foRK. Sept. 1.-The Last mail from Eng
lsnd brings a report On good authority, thit tht
Great Eastern Will be Mt once despatched fton
TIP Is to tsh up on the way the fragments q DIS
seScsed eadic, which Il Is hoped VII BE- recoee1rG
by means Of EEappnels md buoys. The promoter
smother cable next ycaf. making use Of recovered
portions OF the Old one.
, 1865-09-02

Can he Invested in 3fanufaet huaIness that will
pay. profit Of rs per cent In 40 days This party
having the money can be either active Or silent. Al.
Eax 1H1H. efstu .ttuet
, 1865-09-02

1IfIttary-1texpect to the Late Governor
sion Of the Lestslnturc.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tahune.1
IkDlAx4R0Lts. Sept. I.
The 18th regiment arrived today from Clarts-
burg, Ts., for muster ont and paJ.
The Stale Offices were closed md baSs placed
at halnaast to-day during the hours Of the funeral
scr3ccs OF Cor. Drough.
Gen. uoyty will rctnain here about month to
eettle M his business before he leaves for Peru.
He will be succeeded in command Of this District
BY Hig. Gen Pitcher.
It Il now rendered certain that an extFa session
Of the Legislature will be called. The general ap-
preparation bl bill providing for the payment Of
The stase, and the appozfionmeat Of the S,ate for
Congressional and Legislative purposes will be the
mott prominent bussnesH.
, 1865-09-02

>, HAFBE nr GRACE, Nd, Sept 1-Hr. Brown. OF
Boston, one Of The principal Submarine dlrers
pioyed q the philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more railroad Co.. constructing iheir bridge at
1his point, Nas su0theted 10 death In bis diving
tfreta this afternoon, owing to defect in the ar
, 1865-09-02

Tic Reynolds Station Railroad Mur-
dcr-Cto4c Of a Circuit Court-Trouble
Between White and Black Soldiers,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
NAsly1LAE. Aug. 81.
About thirty dead bodies have been taken from
The wreck at Reynolds Station. There are others
not yet fonnh.
The Ctrruit Court 70. Carroll county has Just
closed Its session, being the r1t held for several
Eeara- About one dozen men werc indicted for
thcls ctimes.
Much ialfeelfug Is said to exist between the white
and colofed soldiers In East Tennessee. Several On
both sides have been killed.
, 1865-09-02

lSaI GIla. III ta9S, 81 1T, l9i73 IT'S, 1911, R07
1871, 1854 l45R ts1a lEll, tl,s, Lt s3iS is9tt 97
iS ia ;os iii 81 s:t 3Sss, ,aS ~ "a ct
ts.1 M !Ss M s,ei In n if '.s 18Th s.1a iS S,.o
81 saa s5di5, iiss, i5iiss as is;oS iit sdis :o!
ssts. & s, :a M4.. G;ts sss 1 @ !s, ss s,, t:5 ro
lei SCH :o17. so'a lass ltn: r2, ls;5 sol3
I'LL les leaas, 9e9I, a 's ll5os lt:al. ~, lt507
Nj; oIs s; 6 @ id. A22 @ sa L! ls H.; H ! sS
3s3 issls VT III: ass; lss 1s4ts t 1Ea M
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, 1865-09-02

NEW YoNK, Sept. 1.-Adyiees IRON South Amer
tca to nc eth of July Rt1te that the Palasnayans
md eufeEed a reverse near South Bora. 4 Brazil.
Ian force hsd attacked the vanguard or tho Para-
guagan army und driven 1t back with lozs OF TOO
men, AGO hpr.es and two flags. The B.oxEiuus rc.
port loss Of $50 Killed and wounded.
Duenos Ayres
, 1865-09-02

Font LARAMIE. Sept. LA wagon road party,
Gohnor Powder River. After manJ ha7dshIps, In
1ssdtnte condition. They report The routs By the
nambroea and White rtgefs fmpracticsble, and
Indians attacked them several times hut
were driven OIL The party lost
LIT d9see killea, among them Col. san3ess h:uther.
Conner. Powder Rty@ md Cla1ka Fork, following
, 1865-09-02

Ekw ToKE. Sept 1.-The 7Ia,e4' Washington
s1ecta1 saJs Col. Flagicr, Ordnance Ot1eer Of the
War Department. has 5nkt returned frog. tour
through the South, where he has been engaged In
ifpoaing Of the ordnance stores Of the srious for
tt6cation* captured t0D tic rrpels dariu. the var.
IN imutcnse amount has 1,een shipped to tho
asresnl. Nnfth mud large amount especially On il.e
Mississippi. has been found wosthleas, and con1e.
1ueuty condsmped.
, 1865-09-02
m Hxnnfp.

New foaK, Sept. 1.--Coiurobia Commaudcry
No: Knight Teuptars Of this ciy leave TO morrow
hight for Columbus, Ohio. to attend the td.
eDnial session at the Grand Encampmcnt Of that
order which s to have convention In that city the
fIst Of college week.
, 1865-09-02

Bosron, f,ept LA horrible tragedy oceurEca In
6outh pedhaIu last night. Dr. Carlos Matsion. Z
physician, Hnd his daughter, an lnteretun. G:fl o.
ten seatr Of hEe, were shot By Mrs. Aatston ths
Nork fr shooting hs7sc't. Mrn. ftsr@tou hes been
del fo1 number Of weeks past, and has, u: tsnes
Esvcn csldence q mental % desanscmcM for sesefa
, 1865-09-02
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The Fuf8dlE OF kNG SUElNuNUAN-AUG
Union Pacific Hallrond-A Thfea1cn-
cd nonopo1y-ComplaIn Of the Peo-
pie.
Satanac eaflcta from Aemodai, Btfush Columbia,
On the I'D inet tant, pursuing the Shenandoah The
Suanec arrived at tie game port on the silb4 and
would so0n Follow the Earanac.
The Central Pacific Railroad Co. h,e purchased
controlling interest in the Valley Ra1Irosd e1-
tcDdtng from Sacramento City to Faisom. thereby
md Weehoe ia PIacerriDe md rtaainIng Also pos
sessou Of the!s original route to Washoe f1a Dutch
Flsf: TIL IT, has been followed by consolt-
both roptee over ihe mountains, aud
their consolidation % The butch Flat route greatly
stEengthe1s the Iacsfe Railroad Company 81 des-
t tGo{tng ~ opposition, enabling Il to charga such
completed portion pay handsomely, Tne people ol
, 1865-09-02

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!st11 r. ~ 1ssa ats 'es III i:ol; II 1i:.d Sss.
is:s ssx issoa iii 1851, issx. ::iss sis, 3s9,
II "a 15 a5 M is9i3 ix Ss s LIZ, x il III III sS @ 1S'
g 3sss sS ess, ts h, JOS e. ,x #'s -
SG, 1asii. IS, 1cz. :56, ros, ISL. 1871, $s, i,
gst at e fsSs, sGla tGsst, 6;a tsl. LII 1n !tt:
r1sis 2t lssf, 1efs sloi, l0Ia. lxss 51n osE ta,.
;1s ss Fl l1s1 1sst1 - xY ~ ss es i s I s: s
1ssgt 10 Io9 es05 1aae lGss ~ oc7 $50 9lle
129f tE tx @ LIN A., HS H. s5t1 NJ; ~; s ~ la!3
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, 1865-09-02
MEXICO.

French BragSa8ocio-Prospe OF 4
War with the Quilted StAtcS-Hebels
In Mexico.
NEw foRK, Sept. 1.-The T'Fitnne's MatamofLs
correspondent says the French are yery torchF cQu
~cc1ninE war With the United States. and brag
greatly They bay IN case OF VIII with Mexico, 40
long ns i was uuder French suppatt. my thonaxnd
at once, which ne could not hope TO fight with sne-
cess, eFen with two 1aeo to one. A1sot they said
1orcc OF "a Geo French could be marched Into tho In
terror of The United Staes, =
There l. a la1ge accumulation of merchandise
btoekaded In the City of Mexico TLcr> ..>4ss III
ncrous bands Of Copfedesates In The city. What
k1owE, but they hare all lost coincidence ID Maxi
, 1865-09-02

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16nl lst.a. 1nSta :El3. Ss33, i5, ssh. 74ta i3.52
1n615, Jl67, 1863.
, 1865-09-02

LbE1sT111E, Sept. 1.-The 18th regiment Of y. S.
regulars are 10 garrison this city hereafter.
All the white froops Of this department viii be
mustered out BY the middle Of September.
, 1865-09-02

the east bAse Of the D'C Horn Nnmtaiu Is reportei
aa practicable and cuts o 40 miles Of distance By
the old tail. Plenty OF wood water and game are
eaId to be on thu ro,lfe
, 1865-09-02

Morc Troops to be clustered Ont.
GEw ToRK, Sept. t.-The Ibsf+s erecial says
oEders have been fesned 10 muster Ont thirty re:-
meuts Of infantry, easalEy and artillery,
, 1865-09-02

Damage to the Eelland Canal. =
ST: C&ruEniSss, c, ". sert THREE. gates Of
the AllanbnEg lock On The Welland Canal hare been
Carried away By, q schooner. Navigation viii be re.
fQmHd On MONDAY.