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s-verely ~oundsd- A couple of veteran
reserve regiments wrr- prsmp'ly ord-rei
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sided before the veterans arrived.
| General Gss-gs Arrr.srd.
Mr. York. OF. lS-t;rn. Ort-s, was
arrested in this city at the instance Of
Col. Al''r. Mexican recruiting officer. who
has expended one thousand dollars in pro-
curing recruits, which sum Or,rga refuses
to reimburse.
| Ski,@is hing about Nasamor~s.
New York, Oct. 2O.-Th- HrraITs cor
respondent on the Mexican side ofthr Rio
Grand states that confused condition of
affairs prevail. Coriinas and her Re-.
publican LEADERS are still lowering in SIN all
binds in the vicinity Of Matamnras. and
skirmishes between them and the Imp-r.
ials ore still occurring though not frequrn-
ly. Som" of the Liberal leaders in that
region are remaining in comparatively
quiet state, awaiting the result Of General
Carvajal's mission TO the United States.
They art confident the result will b. the
furnishing them with all the men, money
and material necessary to rid the country
oflmperialists within the next eight months
They have already received reintorccments
fiom some quarters.
Prisoners taken on either side in these
border contests have little chance Of life.
Generally. after being subjected to mock
trials. they are taken ont and shot.
| General News.
New York, Off, l9.-At the Democratic
ratification meeting last night. speeches
were made nv Gen. Slocum. Montgomery
Blair, John Van Buren, and others. Presi.
dent Johnson's reconstinctio policy was
endorsed, negro suffrage denounced. and
the necessi'ysof enforcing the Monroe doc.
thine in regard to Mexico, WINS sustained.
Detroit, Oct. l9.---The Michigan Cen
trail Railroad fright depot. cont aiming a
large amount Of freight. was entirely de-
stroyed by fire last night. The loss is cs-
timatrd at one million-but partially M
surrd.
New York. Ot. l9.-Alcxsnd4r II.
Stephens and Reagan are at the Astor
House and have been visited today by
large number Of persons. Those who con-
versed with them say they expressed Tn.
ion sentiments.
Naahriile, Ost. 18.-General Fisk. sup.
erintendrnt Of Frecdmen's Bureau, announ.
ces, affer the passage of bills by the diff
ferent States. protecting in courts negroes.
that h. will aholi>l, in his department all
matters connected with civil statutes of
the negro.
Nashri21e, Oct 19.-Ths bill permitting
negro testimony to b. allowed in Courts.
PASSED the Senate to-day by vote of9
10 10.
The Hera1rs Richmond correspondent
says: Gen. Grant refused the application
made by Henry A. Wise, who declines TAX
ing tile onth. for the restoration of the
lands formerly owned by him.
Richmoxd, Ort. 2O.-Rslcigh papers
nf yesterday publish telegram from the
President to Gov. Holden. declaring that
every dollar Of the debt created to aid The
rebellion should he repudiat~d finally and
forever. and expressing the hope that th.
people 81 North Carolina will wash their
hands of everything that rartsk-s in the
slightest degr~~ Of the REBELLION 90 recently
crushed by the s'roag arm Of the Govern
meo'.
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