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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
The Moral A Aspects s. BIZ Rebellion. !.

Z hThe passage oflaae5 & sWifter shan the
h weayer's shuttle, eAnother year has rolled into
the ocean of eternity with al its records ], Of
good and evil. What have the lust twelve
months isho%A as s0DoI sAeiti records bear Wit
ness toCthe waning power Of the. rebellion r.
!, These are questions Of momentous interest
to US and aworid.1isTT' IaoI1 sao,l,o
e A'year ago many o" as we're fatteYed with
the belief that our hattie fields would drink
their last drop of jblood, 5tsst precious life
be laid on the altar, Oflour country, and the
! last tear be shed over new made graves Of our
soldiers ere the great bell of time tolled the
tthll Of eighteen hundred apdlsiStyfYer- But
such have been disappointed, apd yet their pa
trlotism burns as brightly on the "unsee IN lalo
.ats p thslr hearts # ala p9 af fhe e0Rnencst
Vi s.ne yearIsoo1D yimsT osisGj 10 10 a.
9Meawho' live IL 9as 1whfrf ~ Pas ing events
are not qualified to pass an unbiased judg menti
upon them. We have hsa,a large experience
of war for the pastfew Years. mt what has il
taught usi2si. Someone has ,aid.-coLERrpeE.
We beleye, thatall experiences. serves ssus ONLY
as the stern-lights serve a ship. Tbay mi mine
the way already passed over. b1nitE s}5som ~
'hghtonlodf iihmediatef 8aKesi The events of
the pastyear'afe altogether too near us To 10
OF much practical use or beheft we hno,~
5whAt has beep a8ges but thatssneylsage df does
not show us all thatist to. be done before the
work Of completely crushing out the rebellioaaI
shallhage been aceowplishedsi5 w
iTous. the pest few m ms N have been preg,
.nant with momentuous issues. 1t has been a
briei, but an eventfdl period III our 6istory--
The whole civilized world has been amaz ID in
witnessing 6Fr struggle. I Seldom III the an
nais oftae world have such battles been fought
and such immense armies occupied the tented
fields. The Aristocra.s, yhesA bselsilsts, of the
Old World have watched ia Win varied feel
ings according as the tide Of battle Set, while
the Republicans the Liberals of the same
countries, have looked upon the terrible con-
fict and prayed for the success of the Federal
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

A.. Ar as q saasshss Nov Dsrqee aqpttess. WHEEL.
Sid I'm FOOchOw Nov Sd. Eclipse, Camman. for
Ar at Hong Kong Nov 10. barqus NostOr, clOut.
sd rs faisSao lth dt- AlDio6, Bstoh.ldMer Nor
VA. a !; Ts sls'sas gLa stil Mslpsts Bride. Jon
~ e IN GessoE 24tA ult, ship Harwoqa Nixon.
SID i'm Sunderland 2sth nlt, ship Helen, cooper.
At Barbados 2s.A ut bart uS ifiUAibbrSoOE
Sma from Boston. justaf. Id GYIla
kinson, from New York sdh Mary Patten. id1. A"-
New rork: brig Jeremiah, Ford for PHILADELPHIA:
s seS penn 9 Anna Chase for Portland all to sa
ca q Havana 7th Inst brig Clara Robbins Per-
Ar at Hatanzes inst, brigs Frank z Aiieu Mer-
phii portland; 4th gredonia, wall, Philadelphia
Ar st BeEnudalSth ult, brig Henrietta, Nod don,
Newsie1ssEs5TOssA 9STRL
IIAT1Rer sseamer ghlDa.a NswfoFk. IA
Ar attiyerpeol 2oth,sM L Riggs. Lowell, Bangor,
SVtn. Steele Fumore' Boston y II Soule, Sinnet,
AZ q Deal 2sth. Aristides. Bockman. Boston.
"a aS e sfS IFy Robbins SP Boston
e A:s asfSsiSS cgng NsAap cAllnO'
Ar at Bristol. Gettysburg. Edgerlys RanForu
liverpool yan Is-Fb ship Great of the Wave is
t Gssa e ysPrTsi'0 SisS eleven Of the crew
, The ship Rsdoma. from Shields for Havana, is at.
The ship iss6el ron, ,Ss,, y,r 90. a.
Fayai, ieaky and discharEing. n dSl~I51 u
I9'A2o 'aoqqSa sP0FFN.z s'aalsuoG
DS disrI ~ iS$gVzs brig Rival from PhudsI-
.Na f4stH j. ID.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

NEW ORLEANs,,Ar oath ult, barque Dresden
Emerson, Philadelphia
Ar 2ell. barqaes Union. ;plmer, and Pawnee, vii.
l ias fefNSsPsl D5igs ST Ward Briggs. and
Ar 37th,' Baraae Fanny Eaiet. Perkins. New York
brigs Gland athrie, fhiadeipha Benz Delano'
Amy Chase; Wilson. Rockland;; Democrat, Gregory,
a ssiS ssIaae Andamin. OTIS. tasaae,Dh,a sch
bsia s''f sk,S SiSWssssSS ssy qs sa
barQue / ddG kimball. Clark from 40. ;
CID 7Sth, bafQua Alhino Waiter New York. sch
Judson, Krown, Matamoras i'1n MsoE
Went to sea 18TH, brig Safnl walsh. u h. baro,,s
Commerce brigs n eb faska, and Aroosiook S~'s1o
,,A1y Sth, ship ~ Winthrop. for New York with
dispatch; barqpe welkin, for Bcrdeaux, Dency, fof
PENsAc oEA!4In port ssih nTtliUs s,iva,a pss
tOac; o steamers 0,sipee fiaeia asascc R eos
neesc, Seioia, Aroostook, and Penguin u baroues
Arthur, knh,, ADDER 3nr - WI 1~ee
siss slS ssSts sfss ts steamer: Clyde
ship Dale. U barqae q siless 49, Ss'aseai
smo AaIiAokE-Ar il'h, brig p.isarins: from NAT
a o .s,i,'| ..ss AaistsAssnd jail. Ann,
-. Ar lstn brig Ells Maria naisy, Fortress Monroe
son Idaho, Waite, Georgetown 7i',fa
CD liza; brig Harriet. Speas, Chester River Nd;
csdy croweif il DO Srossl. Fortress Monroe;
tfo aSMs oGssaT6 lsh. brig NapsGns
=, RsHtiLADELPHIA--Ar, 10th, .barqss ,Eventide
iHiavstss l sons Redwipe Wood, Port Royal Sc
Ar AZ ahh sch Ocean Yrayeler, Adams, Stone inlet
nuaa 1liR, cob q siyn Langhiin, New 0rIeans. n7''
ILL BRIG Msnzoni. smart. Somhrsrei sch Ef
Ar 12th ship Uncle doe, Nickes. Pensseola; sch
NEW YORK-Arpllth. s sseamers Union. Eau
eonrqy, It eOp, from the GSlfi Kensins ton. jI6 L
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
sB
.IR 0AM H XII
HoR RHoyND IANDT TARi

IacFoB THE CURE OF
HGs s . sna sf i sss Ssss S
Bronchial Taoss aad lungs, leading
N 20 ConSnEsptiossJ
ii Ao1sssign remedy 70 ScspmpoShasd from the
favortt recipe of an Physican and Chem
list, who for manyyesrs usedH with the most COM
ptets success in his extensive private practice.dT
he hal Tong been pfofandty Impressed with The
wonderful virtue of honey Of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the G9eoas5ag and Healing properties
ttacsed fromthe Eits Ry5ncipl forest
Tree Aotse BGtsGmeQ or Balm of Gilead For years
ne tiisofh hisateempts TO- blend these great
forces into su,h unio4 that the original
pewerofeeeh wodfdbS prjsersed the liisa hrseable
qualities OF common tar removed, and the price of
thHeompeundbe within the Reans Of ALL, At Last,
after alonRconrse OF iGellt ehamical Experiments
he found that by adding to these ne other ingredi
ents each one yaIasel by itself not oaIY obtain
pedeths desired results, but greatly Increased the
curative power ofthe compound. This la ing been
thoroughly testetby practiee, Ia now offered to the
general public as asafe pleasant and intalbe rem
Frics 90 Cents ger Botttis. 70 .,,..A
DO QEss sale byw.F Phillips, Portland, ind aildrug.
S''''' eaAIns- DoSsSRH. Ge6sfat AesssaopA
noysdsnR sba44 Cedar s.. sew ,Yerk-
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

The Pirate Tallahassee Seised al Bermuda
The Blockade Rssfs3sisag Business.
~tbbA@<ztV2 ~ n 20


A Rebel Major Protecting Harris0nhlsrg, KY,
81 81 r. Ifrem GssrrtHas.s % - :.
~ % - 20 koUIsvILhE, sKy3 Jan. IL. Al
Taylor sent nag Of truce a few days ago in
Ito Harfisonbhrg offering to- assist the home
guard to protect that town sfrom gRerIillss. "
His offer was accepted; aud he Is now operat-
ing in conjunction with the Union guard
against Davidsop'a gang. %
baGiAdo g,f aga i7--7T -TTl7-- 7--T. a., grtry.-,
ias1ia ID 'Gesss Gras0esss Expeditionss q AZ
- NEW York, Jan. 49, 81
| Gen. Granger, on the BAD uis,was atwentyl.
eight miles from Mobile. His force had met
with great success in the operations from Mo-
bile Bay to Jackson county, Miss. IS
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
g 'DRY'ue FOR THE cArARRH."

anirqa HhL uEFUhn TEE iEAIARRH-" 10 J
Reader. did you,eyer near of thlss If you have
n9to then let ms tell yon Al an nvaruable Medi.
cine, and speak of what we know, Some time ego
we purchased bett.e to try it, as we have been
tnaachtreubled with Catarihs, We used one bottle
neatly and-ice scere cured Il - s5t.,
Dry up ishot IN appropriate name for this great
medicine. as it is expscsnrantq II clears out the
mucous nbrane, aiiays ali INFLAMMATION engender.
ed by long standing diselso, heals the nasal organ
!An9 sFss teS ysnt tavsgits.iaa V''''
For the blessings in that respect we now enjoy
we indite this item, in Aopes that others sfieted
may Be shnhafiy heassd Y Syracuse 0oistitutiop ar
ist. An ,dHAlTaOq ols,o
II. FL. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent, Portland.
jan6dSwtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

81 N -. t.,,.l,. -. 'sl,'oHa 70 ilal n H'
4 g 0ResE q G0o DIZZY y co, Sss Hanover
street, Boston General VI holesale Agents a
w. W. WHIPPLE, Agent forr oftlHn &. Maine. NJ.
Jan 2eod 4m*
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
,,1s ss.s NJ s. T. L ECsTiSs as Il p y,
ASS EMRI.Y:.4

/ "A I'm IElSII AMI, {. S. HALL.
lS1 On Thursday Evening Ian 18Th.
Tickets for Five Assemblies IS 50. a.lAoA3
Music o. Raymond Dimond's FsH oua1SS,;lG. Bard
ID M4ANAeERst-J & Anthoine, Il s. Wcrmct, w II
Np TaS.,.s ~ isoert, MT Dunn. ( tlrJTs
| % begin q stfA - % l0ITSlJs nlsft
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
ThsS, MsssaisSas,a,s ytiii Iio1tss.g theft, Nsty

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
Dates8fom Aexicotto thel2A lost. show the
Republican troops still giving the 4pperialists
plenty tolldo.d oBetweenos4 900 and . GOD of
Maximillian's troops were defeated by Juarez's
troops at Ella. The reported defeat of the
Republicans NRders Ortega is pnfounded.-
Throughoat al southern Mexicesupporters Of
Juarez are very active. IN one town the I'M
spPeEiat garrison had ,revolted put the Peegect
to death and Joined the Republi soes Z
The Peace RGnors: --A-
u l ~ lfs,g1loss2 h"os YORK JAM 10.
= The Worlds Washington dispatch says'it is
rumored in that city ,thatsthe rebel peace COM
smissioners had asked permission to pass our
lines, hnt no reply had yst REACHED them
'FAs' Times dispatch says IL Is reported That
Mr.. Blair has returned from Richmond.
The Richmond Wing of the 10th reports an
Interview between the commissioners of ex-
|. Change, but does not know the resaltsa ~
eaAihas. ss-r4+rtt+-+t T++t-74-- ~ frert
The Efrate Tallahassee Seised al Bermuda 7
The Blockade Rssis,sifg Business.
=. ..,s..a HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. ID. =
Iss,The blockade runner Chameleon, late Tallas
Bhassee, is nadersarrest at Rarmusia, The Col.
Lamb is-at Nassau repairings's ~; tisw Hc5ssr
Tn Bermuda, Owl, Stag, Charlotte, Maria
Campbell, Whisper, Susan, Beinu and Dieppe.
or seYenty one blockade runners visiting Rer-
Imada during the past year, forty three have
been destroyed orcaptnred.l ssosn s'inss s
p MOB y HDU u Nlss3L ilNt a..tt .f.s,,-.f - L
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
- ~ IA IVA sotVllJ I 10 9llffF 1Psfr1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

J. Sts@t1 rdtiy bsa;s.9 sa;,s...,s.fJ IL.
Sun risesi s.aq.- ..sl2I Length days, 90. CPS
Sun setssoasA .sL..sA5ai High water; &. . lad
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
From.Nesp 0slea,ts = FSsFest,s Mes conscript
ing, R0bbtn0 and MWrdefihO.
.sAooda hEsa da<i 1n q In 90

'sA0'da hGAfko, a., 5an; ls:
The astsamen Niagara. from lNeW1 Orleans
6thy has Arrived iashsid sd bas dsGo aaidg 7ol
There was some inquiry for cotton at New
Orleans at low prices, but no sales : ITO bales
had arrived from Matamoras via Havana
Clarified sugar. a47-S a25S Prime molasses
sS Is reported l;p attssa gtS
Eqargeforee ato Paris, Hennli !; A large number
of HIS men are lowering around their homes in
Tennessee and Kentucky, robbing and muir
dering Union hden! no1IREsssg
R1ifofs prevail of aoforcs. being 1org a1ized
10 attack gAiist 81, Gf S1aasd gaoy ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
BY TsELEGRAPH
- TO THE
EVENING PAPERs.
T'oO Days Later from, Europe.
R-s%TE-E

NEW YORK, Jan. l3
-Fhe steamship China, from LiYerpool 3lst,
via Queenstown Jan. LIST, has arrived.
M Li1erpool, Dec 3l.-The London Times of
to-day IN its adnual resume of the affairs of
the year, abiding to the present attitude of
the North to Canada, says: In the present
state Of the n orfhefn feettng there s-too mucA
reason to appfehends an outrage, which may
render rupture inevitable eCSK FIAA W
Americans neither appreciate the strength
of England, 1orunderstand the unanimity with
which the war would be prosecuted If forced
Upon llcnutgovernment and nations The
first result Of war would be the immediate and
airFeyo cabIe estpBlishmentp Of The Southern a.
dependence. sssTbba esesiq S s6sSs.,. b
The. West India mail Ateamer arrived at
Sopthampton To day. with over two and hall
millions OF dollars In speeie.seS lsbSiaGt
Paris, Dec. 31.-Tbe Imperial decree au
,thorizes importation OF merchandise of ev.
,AEtYY description, from any country and Under
any 'fags intoaSts Louis Senegal and Isle q
Cores. 2zAAother decree opens the postt OF
cayenne to both the French and other foreign
EsessetsO II bnR 21ON GG
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/ .srtGEscshlI. XIX / ! No .T,lE.nCEs..s
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

dT'faS adT r5fi1 rfdyl SrstlfioS aSi ne W
come in. The STATE Of the soantry5 denoted 1t.
The business Should hot be flufried,s II was
of too gfavea character oPoor,legislation was.
worse than nopssS There must BE Tina afit to do
it, LA record of the sessions for sqsefies of
syearsy would pnoya his theorySa ManySdsof the.
sessions exceeded one hundred d odays:sg The
average Of .twentylens'years show more than
ninety days. BE didnot belieys that ninety
days could be brought down to fifty. HI was
willing To do his bsss " aefectft; but he did
mot think It could be done.'o 10 Y
Mr.. Eatep, Of ReadHeld, said he was anew
member. IF, in the Judgment Of experienced
&eh, tfe session could Be coa.faetea ,Aeahould
rejoice. Duts fIyoudix the day, do not re-
tract oStatid to your votes dThere were sever
al questions Of Importance, which Occupied,
former sessienss that VIII not AoY jateryena
He had rather work than play, for the same
'paH LeEthei eemnitteess be prompt, and the
lseIslPtpre npkt b kept - waiting for them,
Mr., Jones. Of Lewiston. thought the motion
would aetaepopaqsh IL purpose, Hteiiqptroduc-
ed aresolution to tie effect, that the members.
lagEeeJP All energetic iSp0sition Or business;
snat lfey VIII a sa1. ,a lea committees faith
'dnny-wlli WORK SIX oaSs-and tnAs st1ige'for'
a shoGt )seasjqn: i Thus y would be accom-
BIZ pilspn y aptaiiAt41 ,ai a.s,a. yaa,. aes ~
Q iMri Dnmmer, .ofo HalloWsn, Was 10 Favor of
iorty nipe days The pub will be- salts fed
with short session. .Fixthe time and adhere
ito it Is uaaola sal5,aso1 s,liinoa. raA
faaMr, Roberts Of Stcck % was equally senr
NguihesA The'purpos Is more fixed than ever.
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SHOCKING SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
TIE LONG ISLAND DISASTER.
Tidence Taken Yesterday.
TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN MASSACHUSETTS
A Woman Shoots Her Husband,
Her Daughter And
Herself.
&C., &c, &c.

WAsnISGToS, Sept l.
The Secretary Of the Treasury represent, that the
DEPARTMENT is easy to funds. The receipts from
revenue have been fully equal 10 the calculation
heretofore made those for ths month Of August
anountins to over s3AOO10c0.
The Hon. Geo. Harrington. with hls faIniiy, has
left Washington for New York. to take passage for
Switzerland, there " enter upon his duties L. 3.
Minister.
To-day's NATIONAL ISrEILtGENcTH says 1--WE
ssured from the hiehest source Of hDos ledge on
the subject, that the government cannot 10 any
event, be loser to any consderable amount BY the
Norfolk winde, or by the operations Of aEy Of the
officers Of the entire pay department"
SO far as possible, the President is desrous that
every application for amnesty should tAie s regular
course through the Attorney Generals Office Those
Who file applications now will fnd about 1900 ahead
Of Them.
Among the many mail routes recently restored by
the Postmaster General are the following; From
kshville 10 Johnsouvie, and from Nashville and In
tsrmedste points TO Chsttanooss, and from Wart-
race to shelhyvllle, all daily service; from Coumbi%
&. C. to Gieenvio and all the intern edists Offices
three times week.
The several courts-martiai which have for months
been In ,eaion In this city are gradually being dis
solved. The one Of which General sweitEer va
<p}resldent has Just gone o1t OF eIhtence.
The President to-day appointed frsnc. A. D Bre-
mon as Chief Engineer In the cutter service
3 OF the United States.
Application wa made 10 the Freedrnons Bureau
! to-day for iu sanction TO the employment OF about
one thousand freedmen, at fair wages in extensive
coal mining operations 10 be commenced on james
River by stock eompsny OF Northern capitalists
The Raleigh RrOtsTER learns that Governor Holden
has received dispatch from President johnson. In
which he states that " be should vist Richmond, he
will extend hi, Journey TO Raleigh, North Carolina
Col. Flagler, ordnance officer Of the War Depart
neut, has Just returned from tour through the
South, where he hv been engaged In Opposing Of the
ordnance stores Of various Notifications captured
from the r,bels durine the war An imnen,e amount
ha, been ,hipped 10 arsenal. At the North and large
amount especially on the Mississippi, has boon found
useless and conseque nty condemned.
Itis said that General Butisr is to be associated
with the Attorney General public prosecutor Of
Jed Davi,. In the trial whoh Ia likely to occur. a.
stated, before civil court at an early period.
The efforts Of tho Government to arrest the rebel
General AcCausiand, under ndietasnt in Peun.yl-
yania- have not succeeded lie has lefi for part,
unknown.
- The President hs. appointed Victor Bssubochei
Consul at Jerusalem, aud Asa CAldiA Of Vermont
Consul at Nice.
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THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Eighth Days Proceedings.

Washington, Sept. The wirH trial was re-
sumed this morning.
Nazareth Allen testified that he was for a time In
the Confederate service at AndersonvIlle, and
guard there. attached TO the Third Georgia Reserves
He knew that Capt. Wirz commander OF the
Prison He had men In the stoets and In the
ehain-gsns. one man died in the stocks lie ~ss
thus punished for trying to escape. On occasion,
prisoner stepped out Of the ranks ask Capt wirE
u transfer him 70 another mess when wrI imme edl-
Atey ordered him back cursng him, and threaienng
70 shoot him, The witness testied at length W tho
hlthy condition OF the Prison. The stencil had
while he on duty in the stocksde, that he vas
sick pretty much Al tho time. lie and others made
complaints 10 their officers on the subject. A man
Sho was sck, lying on the ground calling in his dis
uess TOR his mother, asked the witness for tent
materials, but he could net give the articles,
vas Asuinst orders, Ihe .Ifsoners we're deprived Of
vegetables, including onions which they had puI-
chased at the gate. He knew that hounds we're kept
Ut the Prison, 10 scent those Who had escaped
CToss-eIdrntned bg the ds/enee-Witness con
scrted into the Confederate service. He had never
any Of the persons ahct, did he Ghoot any
them. lie never had orders 10 shoot persous uhS
srOsaed the dead line" The hounds were common
plantation dogs and not particularly ugly savage
be sd never seen man bitten by thsm
TIsTnoEY OF CAPT. J. HEATH
Ca0t J. Hss,A. yAs bad bean on aaU IN TIA An
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belIiOn arrived yesterday in ,h. schooner Argus

rebellion arrived yesterday In III. schooner Argus
Eve.
A telegram from Rolls, No, s,ys that Colonel
Bsbcock and his snsire command have been s1oner
a'el from all blame In the matter Of killing Judge
wnshs and hi. sons by the Grand Jury and ths,
tho Circuit Court has relsas d Bllcock.
hR naoop, of Boston ono o' the pr nclpal sub
marine diver. employed by the Phiadolphis- VIII
mington and B,iumott Il .lltosd Company n con-
struci ug Their briuge, al Hsvrc Ic GrAc., Md wss
nn5thofsl to death in lis diving Jiesi ysstoi day.
owing to q dofec, IN The air punp,
InE frauds troIght light ~ Rslumors, upon
the Government, by means cf fraudulent muster
lie based ur'n forged esc1rtive lists is,ued ~
C'ptain d. g B.ckwith, Assistant Comm sssry Of
Musters, prom 10 sssune la-se proper icns
Be tvth aud number Of hi, alleged accompl ccs
In the fraud are now in close conarem Mt a, B,lu-
more. The sceomplic.s Of R,'kNitN, I is stated,
would personsts different parties, going from one
hospital to smother, assuming To be sick, oh ain
,hcir discharges md then draw ,he from th.
p,ymuser, and divided the spos with Bsetwitb
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph 70 the S'S York su".l

HoS. HAyrmAL HAaLIs he newly appointed
Collector Of the Revenue Customs at Boston, took
Possession Of his office yesterday.
Tar undsrtaker Of Nswtsrn \ C., reports only
six deaths in that city among The white population
during III, present month.
TnE interest Of tho City Of Baltimore In tho
Northern Central Railroad, "" sold Yesterday for
sssi'ooo II is understood .hs''h' Northern Cen
'ral Railroad COMPANY we're the purchasers.
A RRorsm OF Alexander II. Stephens In COM
pany with Col. johnson, friend Of both brothers.
went 10 FOr Warren yss'srd'y' with permit to
VISIT the late bel Vice P ,Hdsn''
Tn arst cargo Of co,so received I" rr0vidsncs,
u l. tzan Rsu oxlA.as sAAa ~ saiArsAk - ~
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From Fort Laramie.
Tho Wagon Road Expedition.

Fort LaIamb S,rt The wagon road party
under Col Sawyer ON Sioux CITY, arrived a, Fort
Corner, on Powder R.'or after many hardship., In
a destitute condition, They repor, the route by
himersza and White River, impraetichbe. They
we're sometimes two days without wa.oa The In
disns atacfed them several time,, but -oro driven
on. Tho party Loaf three killed among them Col.
sawyer's brother The route TO Montana, to ihi,
place ria Fort Connef, Powder River and Clarke
Fork. following the east bNe Of Bs Horn Noun ains
10 reported practicable II cuts of 4SO miles Of the
distance by the old tail Plenty OF wood, Nator and
srsAs are ssd to be the shleh very direct
The post for Powder River Ia loc,ed on thi. route
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South America.
Battle Between the Braziiinns and tho
Parsguaysns - he Parasuayass De-
feaIed.

The latest news received here from South America
announces the departure Of tie Emperor for the
Of war and the dsbanding OF urlulzG's troop. Fur
ther details show that both Of these events had eI
cited much comment. The Paraguay ans are In pos
session Of South Bora which place they fortify-
ing column Of li,OO0 men Is on tho march to
attack Itsqui, In front Of which town, and op the
other bank Of the UruguAy. they have G,OoO men An
engagement has taken place near south Bona, be
tvson the vanguard OF the pargusysn army and n
brigade under the Brazilian Colonel Fsrnsndos,
which had received reinioTeemonta, and compelled
the PsrasuAyans to fall back, leaving 1OO men the
field, besides 5000 hor,es, mostly sadd ed some
and baggage and two fars. The official report states
that the Brazilians had lkl men killed aud wou unded
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A wsmnn In Massachusetts shoots her
Husband. her Daughter and Herself.

Boston, Sept Ia horrible affair occurred In
south Dedham last night man, his vifs and daush-
tor being shot dead. DIR. Carlos bar'ton q homoe-
pathc hysicisn, and his daushter an interesting
Girl Of ten year, OF Ase, shot by Mrs Mar'ton'
the doctors wife, who Afterwards finished her dread
full work by shooting hertelf. Mrs Asr,ton has been
sick for number Of weeks past and b" at times
given evidence Of mental deranEsment. For several
days past she has been growing worse.