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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
proposals.
OYTIcH OF AsstrAsr
CorsIssAHI GENERAL or suBsisrEscB, I


CorxIssARI GENERAL OF suBsIsrEscB}
No. STATE ST., NEw.YoRE. Nov. II, 1863.
4 RMY SUPPLIES. PROPO-
an aS, oeoe. x" & on wEpSEsDAY v n is Sovess
supplying for the Of the United States Army sUBslsr
ENCE STORES. to be delivere1 in Ne"1ofh OF bfo'ASh
1000 barrels ,if PoRK-MEss or PRIME MEss-of the
packs Of 1904 65 In hooped oak or ash bhrr. WIN we
iron hoops Meat 10 be free from rust or STAIN nl welgh,
and thoroughly alted Bidders will state when ther poh
100, coo pounds prime NEW WHITE BEANS, in well
cooperrd aud fan hradned honr bar,i he bids TO Do "a
so 1000 poadd. good nard SOAR to be made by b,G7Hg
and only from GOOD materials free from clay oluDe gas. on
Other aduiestion have unpleasant odor 90 contain
not more than twenty-five per cent oil waeT ana 70 10 "e
The stores are required for immediate delivery.
Separate proposa ia duplicate must bc made JOY eaeh aI
Gle enumerated aud bdde my propose ior Tie
ssmpe ofhc benns aud soap be delivered with the
proposals, and referred TO therein
printed copy Of this advertisement mnst be attached 20
each opoa and the proposals must be specific IN complying
precisely with a the terms. Zach bid, TO have consiraon
must contain the written guaranty Of two responsible nSe
I'VE the und,rued hereby gpfrlnty TIM, hOnld all Of
any part Of the above hld be accepted y shl Dc duy '
flied according 20 its true purpori aud condiitons so mat
written contnct wh bonds 70 tie amount o onolGIrh o
the value Of tbc stores proposed to be furnished a 1' e1
The sellers name place Of business, ard the date Of pns
chase well the OF contents with weight gross and
ofe and ppintmark 10 be- hereafter deignsef must ne
plainly marked every package. All other old maIks must
be obtcruted All boxes to be strapped with green hickory
Certificates Of inspection by professional packer. Or IN
pectors Other than he drfy niiag e PToris9H', WI be
Teduired for the certifying the part Of the seller
h,r present quality and condition, end the Immediately pre-
cdng Inspection The will also BE- examined and passed
upon by Robert Getty Inspector on tho pert Of the United
States.
All the viii BE- carefully Inspected before their do.
livery aud compared with the retained sample. Rrturs o
weirht' signed by professional fublie Wcsh must ID
furnished.
Payment sH be m04 in currEcy m e7rrdcHi, as soon
o. funds received for the purpose.
Contractors expected 10 bold their goods without II
pcnse the United States until required for shipment
LiIEks FfsBo-1is rH he fVrnhed az this Ii,e nhh
must b. iEclocl ~ CrrsPc Gddreea 10 ne andcrgned
agi fHdorscd "P,oBosai t0r SHbnsfeHce N0res."
n. =. CLARKE, Brryet Brig Zen aud a. Z. q. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
A. j. BLFEcxKR Auconerr. ... ..,.,,
nERTMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE,


by order Of the heits the e tTsne4 mon 2. 2 an
WEDNESDAY I5tI of SOvelteT iao'. a. - cog ~ D'
F,cbsnro Sae.room No. III Broadway, by 4 j. DLLE'N
~, sgyEsrH sr2 LOTS o.A side q Fiiy - enthi
,id0 80, .tre-,, 90 feet oi scanftvenne j. lots
FryrY SIKH ST. Ions distcay ~ sNI oi a'o's' run
sh.. ..,.. fr1Ts .ouib siAe
Of one Huudred- nd ~eveniecitI 70 10 ts' .e' " '''
ave- , AZ, y feet BY ilf tie hio.k l.
FovsTgAvK-2 LOTS each s'a' u rgtiih-fT'. %
,yosri one ln3fcd and szieeah snd OneIi''li n ~
Eor.ra.syE the LOr of ground on he so9tliwcF I
.or.r of foasih8vs. and ono iiIlffe+ 80 -
a. fert VIDE and ~ trep. . or -. - ID - oo.
O~K.HrxDaYD AND SINTHsT.-3 IOi sol'n ''n' % ""'
INIT. 49, u . f-tt " -st ol F01li- ave
ypgrp AyD fouiH-tT-2 LDl norii fdn o. ohs
gro,eds ghtu.si., SO lset vest Of to4Iirs5 -
1ovxr,t. sT Tho LOT Of ground. WIN = l'uI i.i
sfrifD Diyfi- No % Come s IT, Lo abort SA 'iuttsl
t,fva.u X .e- Ssr and Fourth sts -...,. 80. .rr
F,e7 gR1.Dw.Y-Gtrre tory bTi's hoL ~ ano
a. Tor y, hos Eat Br3aiVty, so1h side between HIafA''
.1d Plke-tt,. Lot sbolt taT g.. 81, a.. ,io.l
n tb- vet side Of Avenue A. between no, az i
including tho c1n"f'-e1"N JOY '@'A'''' '
s0ruers 3 inches widrfi- 1900, ,... .,. how. On III.
III 40 ~ = fty.se- oul--t. cacl 45Al l.'' , -,
styry1BIKp-sT-S LOiS in r,sr - AZ o &
.-tr -id@ of eDty-third ., end " tho stAr
"a lies In a body oil q L9t', tnd Wou form AZ aa
- W'P.i' 30 - Is,as - .nufsct1ras busLcs1 a.,
m LOTS, CA tLo ucin 'l9' 10. ',.
=, 1fsi C~rt rt.t of FoHrttavc ibetWtrH L'A"t''" '
Tosrth-svse.;. esch l5 frct - l0ps 4 .1 H., .s'e'
Tne fitIes 10 all the above pIopty te t'S ~, Ia
;iiL. "Sre,op.orv TEBHS at tie dine o. t4e 'ie" d.
,be Agciionr6om' No. - 1etais- - ----
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
OuARrERnssrRR. GTSRRAL's OrpIcR ,
WasHIEoToy, d. e., Oct. a. 1908 !
EINAL SALES of GONERNMEN1

Is
u HORSES and JULES.-WHl be sold a. public tuetion.
dntns The month OF November 20 the highest bidder 81 The
time and places named sSloT, Slc,y yanv VIZ
Ecw'Yora Ciy-TUESDAf OF each wees. 100 HORSES
Eog,fors City-THuRsDAY Of each week loo MULES
. PENNSYLVANIA.
Pmlsdelph.e' Pe.--ThuRSDAY November ? g. 16 and %
Philadelphia, Ps.-sATURDAH Of each week, 100 MULES
each day.
Harrisburg, Pa-TUFsDAY Of esch ve,k, 100 MULES
,lsnshglg: Ps.-IHUBsDAY. November p . Is and %,
,Mnsosanicsburs, fa-TUEsDAY. November :, 100
Allentown, PA-wEDNESDAY, November 10, 100
6ORSES.
Pottsyiie Ta-FRIDAY. November o. loo HORSES.
Chcssr Delaware County, Pe-NtDNEsDAi, Noyem-
Iitusviie Ps.-THURsDAy, November 80 100 HORSES.
iitusyiIc Pn=IHURSDAI and FRIDAY, Noyembcs %
"d2' leo MULES each day
Wilmington Del-rUEsDAf Of each Sect, 100 HORSES
Wilmington Del-FRIDAY Of esch week, leo MULES
,seh day.
=, b9lt.more, Nd WEDNESDAY. November H. 100
Baltimore. md.-wEDYESDAY. November %, 100
HORSES.
TUESDAYS and TIT RSDAYs Of each week, 100
HORSES eGch day. 49,
NO sALE or MCLES WILL TAKE PLACt Al WASH
~ this series OF sales Oh the GoveGnment animals will be
disposed Of BuycTs shoud therefore avail themselves Of this
Fcr salos OF pubic animals in toe Wet see oHcil wsi,
uswspapcrs
Auiuas win be sold in,ly.
Sales IL ~ 20 q eioCt . u.
Terms: Cash IN United States ciuoucy.
BY oIdeT Of the q lsIicrIns ter General. -
Rrcvet- Erissd'erG GenefA.
Ia cifS liTst Division, q. NJ o. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

SALE at BROOKLYN.-On
saIIIRD ~ Nov lg q "a O'Clock noon, q the Com
nereiI F1chsns. \. ~ Fa.ton.,. O. ~. sIE' Ehs.
p,-e WI le r1A ~ pubc auction. The two uns ihf"e-
- ti,k Uptr-fs noe lll aud tf Huris0ust. corner
Ittr,t .9 mall LOT from the o. thc sane on
Ucksst. Tho sa!o pcrempiory.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
A. NJ MERvis. Ancuoueer.
DY BANGS, MERWLN 81 Co., Nos. GA an,

X Dh W. MEN" ~ W OU', No; VI HlI l
onery Pictures WORKS of AT Fancy Goods Funlro Sc
TUESDAY Al fERNOON. Nov IA, ~ O'Clock, and follow
ing DAYS q hour, until al il sold.
GREAT SALE or NEW BOOkS-Eugi-h and Ameri-
cau-embr1cns variety OF choice Stondrd Works in al
Experiments Literature aud the Sciences. in rc and sub
anal bindings, and lrse collection of Miscenueous
publications cudng supeTby illustrated Books EHbel.
ishrd juveniles Phoo-riph Albums and ricturrsall
and perfect stock Also AmbToypes Stationtry 30 To be
sold purchasers. Catalogues ready. Aud
also fr OF whom may concern, several Of
fine English Books, daua gcd 10y water.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Amnsemfnte.

OLYMPIC THEATER.-COmmenc ~ ~.
~ Sole Lessee and Drectrcss. JUhM WV W. y
,rBIs EsrADi isHnESr DOES NOT ADvERTIsE IN THS
NETWORK HEiALD)
MAGNIFICENT FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THRE z
PARTS,
SPLENDID ARIIsTicAL, MysicAL. AND MEcHANI-
CAL hESogRcES &o or m fa[s Tp ThEAaR a."
NEW AND orc oRiGNAL Misc. rs C. cttosnPosEp AND
ARRANGED BY THOMAS BAkER
sLREeryG BEXUTT hTiTa N N TIE WOOD
MRS. JOHN WOOD
PRINCESS ISABELLE.
Thi-l appearance this season Of -
~ BIN strict adherence 70 the modern school OF rne.o
dramatic composition, eigteen years 10 be supposed 70
have the fret and SECOND parts one hunde
yels between .ecou1 and third parts and hundred
PART FIRST-PERiOD l58l
'"'1''' ''''''''N '''''' Mr Ghnls. Peter,
oneen Serena this consort) q. II. Gilbert
Princess Isabelle, she apgo red when only three
mouths DID, The Youngest Lady in the Company
FaeO,um .Pr dtIsh I've yhinsl...'M & n9Tto1 ,Tt,,
ss:5 g. S,'' 23s H:' AZ a;sI;:: Z E: E:
F1iry Rosbu5 toihe Miss ,,, +, Gs'paiae
F F,ry chSTo%asc:. rRTSn, ::. D'''''' Geraiqe
Ferry D'nsk ksRF 1Si ?i ?siEGSay6-FfnloD s5 Ammo '
Princess Ta belle tagged 49, all bu, IN hour ,ou,, voon
'i - NJ.
''' FART THiRD.PERIOD 1901.
Prince Perfect (of the Emerald Ehe Newton
Larry O'L's his coGnynmnl W. Jdin,. Lewis
Colin Cqmp "a MI o. r. hrn"ay
spECIAL NoIICEhe audience are Ie;pSrcay re-.
tign Scene concluding tho Extrawnnzo.
The performance viii commence wih
A QUIET FAMILY.
Seats secured three day in ndvouce
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

4 ARGE SALE of LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
IL CARS RAILROAD SUPPLIES, MATfR'AtS snd
fOOLS-Win be s1d q pulHs auction. % Nrwbetn,
Ko-h Caroiuo o. THURSDAY, November - 1865, tie fol
HIGCtMUTIV FNGISTs 4fet C3 inch r,-ss.
p tog FREIGHT CARS feet 9! il.h sa1se
10 RACK CARS. 4 feet 81 incl gauge.
10 FLAT CARS. feet 3. !. b gauge.
HAND CARS. feet = iuch -ar . .,
At0, tAc machinery, too- end Jai fa's - Nr L. : n
EG road Repsif Shops 20 Ncvhrri p I.
rteIs will be o-rvo .,lgr 80 taas kro4i Iron
Arse ouautty Blid;e R-rr-d Itcs tinr tafpca
I,rs Back smiths ard Mschriats Tools Iron s'er aud Cop
Ger, and Railroad Supplies sgd asteIts zcne-.lS
The attention o. Rsro4l md dccs Invited 90
be large quantity of th cls Of property ohfei embracing
everything required IN tho construction pAif ard operation
Of Railroad. ., .,.
~ the epziues viii be ,uon o. TIE LLdtlsn'i
tRaleiga, =. c. by letter ~ teiegftph
Terms cash, o day Of sale 40 80 4
ssi 40 rer,eDce a. 10 oelock q. November 70 and
,out,n,o nom day 70 day glu the ~ - ~ - s.ld
By order of hr,vet Bng Grn d. 1. N''aH1A' O'N''"'
Manager Military Railroads 4. = D. pnNn
Col C. Q. VI. 4 Gent Sept, u. p n Il Yep ~ -
Ralelsh y c, Oct. y. 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
DhRNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM Ny
D BROADWAY. between Spring aud Prnce-sts.

hAHNl No NEW AMEHltAN MtcEC-n 4
~ BROADWAY. between Spring aud Prince-sts'
lTnE Fs.ABL,sHaE DORs NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NETWORK hkhALD)
UNpRECEDEsTED ATTRACTION.
WONDERS WONDFRSi - WONDEHS -!
WOsDkRS!!! !!i
LIVING CUHlUSiilEs.
the beautiful Miniature Lsdy.
JOHN BATTERsBY.
HANNAH BAIrERSBf' u,. WIZ. wsi,siDs nearly 20 n.
wan '''''' 0'''O Eight feet high.
OLE ANDREAs HANSEN,
ANNA SWAN, NOVA sCoTIi GlASrEss,
Tallest Woman in the World.
GEN. GRANT, ,Jr,
ZURUBA HANNUM srl ZULUMA AGRA,
Two belglilu Ciresssisn Girls.
TWO ALBNOs. .,,,. .,,,
AFTERNOON AT D. EVESlSG AT 1i
The popular and yrrsntlo actor
&. W. CLARKE,
will appear with the entire Dramatic Company end extra
Chorascs in the exquisite Ronaui!: Musical Drama OF
DON CESAR De BALAN,
with ell the odz zinal music by ....
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
under tie direction q Prof Krssaur
w n. HARRISON Extemporsneous Singer.
BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES ~ MOTION
THREE HORNED BULL TWO LlylSG IOCUAns;
ONE HUNDR d LIVING ,9I M0Nklhrfss sr ,GRnGi GRAND
Tho LEARNED SEAL. WAX FIGURES AtIOMATON
PERFORMERS, CofmorsH4a, etc.
Airi,,lon % rents Children under ten, Is cents.
Reserved can be secured in advance In Private Boxes
a FiRsT-cLASs CIRCUS TROUPE
will appear MONDAY, NON 20, IN conjunction with the
DRAMATIC COAPhNY, without any aiysnce in prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Noven,h,r IGtb. nth an, Is,,,

THE VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF the late
charles w Bradley american Consul At Ninepo, China
and curious works in Phoogy, Granmars Dcticn,r:
Bbcs aud Te,ners IN upward ofJoy different languages
EncyeopedilS Lhoooscd ard Miscellaneous Books Works
on Exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
6alee bp Antiio,s.

POOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49s
- Bwsy, nearly opposite ST. Nicholas Hote- GEO A. LEA
WITT Anetion,er bx r. C"ooy Consiglnn.nts solicited
WEDNESDAY, November IS al 8 n m
GREAT SALE OF CONTINENTAL MONEY: an .lmost
complete Collection OF Continental Money the properly of
Benjamin Haines, ESQ, ~ Y. On exhibition "Wednesday
nOsuDg
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
BrngAu or ORDSAsos. Navy DITlTls,sr - ~

CHE OF NAVY CANNON.-Notce i3
- h-,hy giy.u tba, ou u.o hl.t day oi DecemiOsi
40 e1ock noon thoga a b. so'd II Fubhc Ani'l.
:, ,ts Navy You'd, Philadelphia, ieun" orc h'"'''N ~
,'t,,.,v five 4 J5l old cannon. . a, ,.. t.rf q a
"s 1, sro 10 b. sold by IT, pound end one zen n
Ih''r t t,, l. Va b. paid thc completion ot Tie sle
-if npon the removal Of the guns by the Fu'-
be,s, vIi h removal rlU.! take pace VIII" ''N u'
the salr' ana " VIZ 'A' H. A. WISE Chief Of Bureau
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
--.---- ,,...,.,, ~ fJnoy,Scr. NAVY DErAaTHEST,

BrsEAu o. OhD.AScr, Nhsi ya,l,";-'fs le5.
nup of NAVY POWDERS.-Will be ,5i. soid
P,s hnesp, anleg tbe direction Of Gap,sin y,i1 W%
EphthS "A f"n, s,OvDsY November ~, 1852 Il " "
, Iaj bsel, ofBAvY CANNON and hUsATi
tbese Po,gdert -sn bs seen, gntii me cay
-, f !, i.nrs Oaisc win The description ana qu'I"I "
''1 sa payIa must be- removed b the purchasers ""
tve dsys from the day q tsIe.
refaa cash. IL oo'''n'' H. 4. WISE. Cbiefof Burosu.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

ABRors DuSSISG Co. Auetiouccrs.
GOVERNMENT SALE oi Medical and Hos
~ Ti'l Property the Dae 4. : T. Hospital, orc as"s,
hag-lu aecoriau,e wtE nsru 'ul Of Bs Ger safer
Nedica PuEvryor T. : Army there will be sd % Fub,
Auction q The Dale T. ;. Amy lospe Worcester HAS
comm, ncng at 10 MONDAY, Nov 20 si the Medi
cul sud Hospital Prcprrty oi thu we'll appoatrd nsNuto
consisting in Part Of from & two hon and cles OF iron
Bcdsee3s, aItTcssos, Sheets, bllnkts auteinance f-
lows and Pillow toks. Beifcks Iuveis, Dressing Gowns,
Drawers Shirs Soct Nigh-ceps &c many of which srti'
rcs ana In the Original usckle % rcivrd from
The uauuflcturcr. There viii 80 b. sld i supply of
hrs quality medicines together Fitl Medical Book Dtus
tss AID OfiCe Furniture, Chai Tai trocs7Tv aud TIN
ware and large ysreiyof Hor,c Thius sud Mscclla-
Articles.
Sale "Uncondonal and without r,sere. aud 20 continue
hon dsy 10 tav ntI a g. sold Terms cash m Government
funds. J. THEODORE CALuOUS,
Bravei Nainr agd A.. suTEaOn U. y Amy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
~ FouTeenth-st, between Third and FoUraVesi oprc
site the Academy OF Mgsic.
H. b. LENl,....s'.'....''. HeH'geI'
N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Director OF Am nlents
lTHIs YsTssLIsHNENT DOES NOT ADyEarIsE ~
Ngw YORK HERALD
SECOND WEEK OF THE NEW MAEAGEMENr,
SECOND WEEK or TIE NEW DOUBLE TROUPE
SECOsD WEEK OF
THE WORLD RENOWNED
JAMES RDBlNSOy,
JAN /. 3 ROBINSON,
JAMES ROBINSON.
THE MOST DARING AND ACCOMPLISHED RIDER
THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN,
whose extraordinary tents,
UTTERLY UNPRECEDENrED
in eyoy respect nightly received by crowded and fssn
ionabe sudiouees, with
MORE ENrHUs ASJlC DEMONSTR ATOMS
OF wonder and admiration tsn be.owed bpon any
equ.stri an artist who has appeared IN New York.
ROPl NSON'S RIDING
IS MORE THRILLING AND EXCITING
than saythng with led in the Arena This great sIns
Is supported BY - , - e,,
TIE BEST CIRCUS TROUPE
ever Organized in New York, who Will appear ln -
MOST VARIED fND BRILLIANT PROONAbME
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK.
ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AtIENNOON3
on WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERSOONa
AT HALFPAST2 O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
iflatbinern.

V,NGINES WANTED.-One horizontal IN.
IL eiu. about I2a2i ono engine. besu or ho1o,tI ll1a'
irrles 81 Jdg ffs. JOHN STUART, no. i@o btV'a"'''
dealer IN machinery -----
DEERLESS CLOTHES-WASiLh, orlghaI,
in esisioncc and tho only sehine dsrted iSr the
.taofIsry wash tub. Pdce, SR. fi& 10. s',ll,
.rr Of o0ties anl 90 tako out sPO sf Hh 49, D's''
,,nnliel Agents wanted. Territory for salo.
'ugPGbFT KANE pfopflotoIs and ManIisciGfers,
S"ODN' No o Bedford 81, Ne.g-Hoih
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Professional Noiltes.

.nOCTOR A. n. GUM has resumed his busi-
~ ness at No 249 West 4,irs,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

TNHE HORACE WAIERS Granh, NlnaIe
l ami U,l4itht PIANOS. MfLODEoNS. HARMO.
tred piece 40 lei and dloweiit pushn.ed Monthly
,,,,,,s 4. riycl or - Second hand i3los bl
,r, Gof 4,J . -223 Factory snd wlrcr' ons. No foi
lfo-dway Cal, paid of secoudhaAd fi'ro- Fli0' luNea
md Z, ,pa. rod boxed snd shipped
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
The Army-FinanciaI.

New YORK. Nov. 20.-The Times special
says: The estimate for maintaining the army
for the ensuing year on the present peace
footing, is thirty three millions of dollars.
There is enough war material on hand to
equip million men, or to maintain the
present force tor year on war footing.
Orders are going out from the Navy De-
partment to reduce the working force in
all yards, and in many cases wages, also,
which will result in the discharge of fully
two-thirds of the employees in the yards.
The Times special states:that Secretary
McCulloch will urge, in his Forthcoming
report the reduction of the currency by
positive and cautious means. He will con-
tinue the policy of contracting whenever
practicable, as the floating portion of the
national debt becomes due. Government
depositaries have been notified to redeem,
upon presentation, twenty-five millions OF
five per cents, due December 1st, and for
ward to the Treasury Department for pay
ment and cancellation. On account of APP
preaching maturity, interest notes have
been held by the bank as part of their re-
serve capital. Though urged to replace these
notes by new legal tenders, the Secretary
declined, and they will be paid as fast as
presented. Over four millions of one year
five per cent. notes, long since due, are still
out. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
Important from MexicO-Maximil-
ian Concentrating His Forces.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-News has been re-
ceived in this city, from authentic sources,
which is really of much Importance. The
Emperor MaXimilian has determined and
ordered that all his forces be withdrawn
from the outposts and concentrated at
Vera Cruz, City of Mexico and San Louis.
He will make these three places the head
quarters OF the respective districts, and wait
the arrival of his expected reinforcements.
He has abandoned his proposed visit to
Yucatan, his affairs at home requiring his
entire and undivided attention. The EN-
press is preparing to return to the continent
of Europe, whether to plead for assistance
or as forerunner of the Emperor is not
known. AS soon as the French troops are
withdrawn to the three places above nam
ed, the Mexican people will rise en- masse
and take vigorous measures to prevent any
future advance. The spirits of the Liber-
ais have been much comtorted by advices
from the United States that material aid
will soon reach them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
The Tunisian Em ba.sy In Boston.

BosToN, Nov. 20.-Gov. Andrew received
the Tunisian Embassy at the State House
this forenoon, and in brief speech said il
gave him great pleasure to welcome them
to The capital. He hoped their visit to this
country had proved agreeable, and that il
would help to preserve good understands
ing between the two countries. His re-
marks were interpreted to the ambassador,
who in reply said that everywhere in
America they had met always with the
most agreeable receptions; the remem-
brance of which they should always cher
ish, and they hoped it would result in a
ments. .sl1a,
The Tunisians will visit Waltham watch
factory and other places of interest, in
cluding some of our public schools. They
leave for Europe in the steamer Cuba on
Wednesday. r1b,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
The Russian Telegraph Expedi-
fiOn. sIh y IT p

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1S.-The Alta CAL
ifornian has news of the arrival of the eX-
pedition of the Western Union Telegraph
Company at Petropoliski, Russian Siberia,
on the 10th of October. From the time the
expedition left this port everything has
worked like charm; the most sangune
could not have expected to succeed better.
No accidents have happened. They had
landed che parties necessary to carry out the
explorations projected, and they had gone
to work vigorously. They can but antici-
pate great results by another year. Every
where they have been most cordially re-
ceived; every assistance has been given by
all they have met. . fs...s4
The expedition left Sitga Aug. 23d reach
ing the redoubt st. Michael Sept.l3, where
they lett Maj. Kennicutts party bound for
| the IOnton or Linpak river country. The
following is a list of his party! Maj. Robt.
| Kennicutt, w. Ii. Ennis, Joseph T. Duser,
Thos. G. Dennison, Frank Ketchum, j. B.
Chappell, Richard Golfer, Fred. IL. Smith,
Geo. Adams, o. DeBudelin, Chas. p. Lewis,
w. Greenburg, Michael Higberg, j. M.
Bean, w. A. Bannister. 'ess'E T-r GTT
Since leaving Sitga the expedition has
completed this seasons work. AT Michael
they established depot of supplies, under
charge of j. NJ. Bean.
The party under Kennicutt took. with
them the little steamer Lizzie Horner, and
were furnished with everything necessary.
We have made thorough extension sound
| ings in Nitkon sound as far North as Behr-
| ings straits. There are no difficulties in the
way. The native tribes in Northern Sibe-
ria who, 1t was feared, might throw obsta-
cles in our way, seem anxious to assist us
| in everything. and express themselves much
gratitied at the prospect Of employment.
| The party which are to ascend the Anadair
river is probably well advanced by this
time. n -.-----f..o.,s ,--...-,-.
Col. Bulkley left the party at Plover Bay
with steamer intending to visit the Gulf
| of Anadir, and we learn here of the safe
arrival of the Olga with the party under
Major --Abosa in August, at the mouth of
Amoor river. Major Abosa aud two others
left six weeks ago for the Penjinak Gulf,
whence he would proceed north, if posi-
| BILE, to meet the Anadir river party
Messrs. Mahon and Bush left Nicholaski,
bound also to the north. ...,. IN
| The work is being most vigorously pros
| ecuted in all directions, all the parties
which it was proposed to dispatch this year
are already well started, and judging of the
success of the future by thatIof the past, it
is confidently hoped that greater progress
may be made during the coming year.
| Much credit must be awarded Col. Bulkley
and Capt. ScammOn for the energy with
| which this seasons work has been prose-
cuted.
The expedition will probably leave here
direct for San Francisco Immediately after
| the arrival of the steamer with Col. Bulk
| ley, now daily expected. and hope to reach
your city by December lst, if not before.
All are well on board. 1"HD.E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
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