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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a Q. n. No. IL, BROOKLYN, WILL !
,wsdns.dsy Eyenins, a, ~ oslOcf Eyery member
.nes viii b broush, before the meeting By order q
ne President JAMES BRoE. THOMAS coYNb-
"A p. A., HENRY CLAY LODGE NO.
IA. 1O-rhe member. OF the above Lodge are re-
AZ aud 20h y 90 wsdpesdsv Evenins, Oct. 9sth, .,
et.l,ns elm. D. ofess wv SrTa&SAN. ". "
a PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
bof b. VII sf b.a ,b 3 SEC sSss s no. ,Se n
hsll con south 70 asd Fourth as Williams
ing By the Cub. Don, forss, , seO Youns Sen,
Giand Bal on Tuesday next, 5ist Octoter, at IRE
nOi po% w 81 Ra "a Hall f. hrLLi0AN Pc"
FATHER 7. A. d. SOCIETY No. 4, OF
4 y. Y, will hold public meeting at theif hall,
1913 East 9Th st this evening, at ! o'cock L.
Ssns y s. s,. Teri sS.y and 1S Waller. Is%
.ocd. PATRICK LAMB, PresidenI WN. OBElEN'
Rec. sec. 49,
L'ATHER MATHEW T. A. u. SOCIETY,
NobN. y. Han bet 5Ith aud both at. s;h sy.
Puric ueeting This evening a. O'Clock y. NJ
speakers Nj ! l.. Lynch, Lsq,. President u pa,eIi
society and o!her,. singer. ksssr' Sale, lSana
NJ. Mciinte,. aud others THOS hEAGHEN'
Prs; MICHAEL heGEARY, Vice JAS. oRhihLi'
hec. sec "'
FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY no;
6of \. win hold public meetins n sh sa,, ~
cor. S3d ~ and I'd ave, on Welnettr 20 MI Iii -
O'clock, P VI. Mr. Logan aud Mr. Bs Ty-, ~ ~ W.
Csbs Ss s ao VI. osshoa ~ M roy Me, ",
CHM and oiborr. PETER CURRY Pres" w, W. "a
PETERS, Rec. Sec. l'i
EATHkR MATHEW FEMALE T. A. Is.
i society No. /. Of Biooslyn,E d, .ill hot pub,
| lie T,mpetsnc meeting at Masonic Hall Giard
| ct, on this Wednesday cvoa.ng commencing a. >
O'clock Speakers, Hessr.. Nite'And ard liatwsy.
snsias y the Ttnee' ibc r1sae &C .hs, 20 y
present. ss there will he an election Of oihco and
other business Of impoi erce . transact. CiAkLfss
| RICHARDS, Pres. BErsEl A. REID, sec. lly
EATHER MATHEW 7. A. b. SOCIETY, No.
q Jer,ey city, win bold public temPesIaneS
| aves " ednesday evening, oct. 25lh, a. o'c.ocs
spe king b. Nj. Chsrles Mills and aI Can, " l.
Ss@ Yorf n JUN sSlf"f DGSS, Pres; JOIN titES
| Rec. Sec. lsE
IT AIDES FATHER MATHEW 7. A. b
| hSocety, No. 3, Of y. y, bod. public meeun,
IN their hall. cor, l5ib It. and stb ave his Mednes
day even,nr, at o'clock. John rafferty,, E.9- .ll
ana Daniels aud MI,s Masnnn, Kiss Canuavan, anc
a host Of Others. n B.-The Fist Annual Ball Q
Rooms, on Friday evening, Yah lnr. Teke. TO b
bad in the ball. o. A. the entrance on he nj ny 2
he ball Th9f pf fAiy, pIe,'' JOHN SILVER
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE I. A
l. IS. society, NJ. !, OF Book, n, L. d. will hold
, | tempe tance meeting q * o'clock this ming, a
temperance Hall, cor. Grand anu ! hss Speaks.i-
Ss B.se and S0TI 5.i Pr, Nj r IT9sr
AeCABE, sec Nv
. THE GRAND DIVISION s. OF T. 0l
l. Eastern Ses York will hold lite annual session q
Z " ednesdAy, Oct. 18th, at Z O'Clock, F. NJ, Ia tn
Grand Lodge Room Of the l. y. o. D. cor Cenue an
= GTands 81. a. onieeis Tor me ensuing year Nbl =
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g HERMAN CO., AUCrRS-SELL on
~. this dAy, Wednts.ay, o. Ia o'c.ock. At "a
u oadvay, the entle stock and fixtures Of drI
cls's Concert saloon, yiE-Chairs tables, fns bgI
and bar hSIures gas fixtures, miro and al o,hef
furniture, hue ! octave ioieNo COZ piano, In sooi
orser Gso are Asso tment OF wives aud Liquors,
viE-Old Bourbon vb-key. b.aDdies, sin, pori aud
thlrry wines, segafL &c. sale poliuye. lie
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NEW loag, oct. Il, 1865.
T7hprs 4, no cbapre in ths mArset Tor ha,, The
ann ~ stll being heavy, but ns the demand u qure
ac.ive u PIE eni, picss bSye undergone 20 yhlugs
worthy OF note, le.ng quoted te-oAy al oyAoSS i0I
,h ID ng, and .jGSJc for ietah 10 o
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DAwNBRoKER's SALE rms DAY

pAWNbkOhEh - SALnI Dai-
Io,. rs ON, ne Clothing, sk merino and other dipfs.s
broche and vooi shsvls, ,ir velvet sIl 9th cloak
uuder cl0thes remnants sheets 4ullt, niantCts 4li
Nara,i oil u,A,r Lonls j. j. Ivy. la sLEln nN.lt.
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n BURKE, AUCT. = SALESROOM :
~. Blocker ct. will cell on wednestay, Oct. I6tL
p,t o'clcck, took and txlure, o. W. ~
'tote - nou So INV 9sD
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- & j. BOGART, AuC1 'S-THlS DAY,
os At " y O'clock, at tie suction rooms Nog,L
Wiiiam st ex IA large OF household luiniIuts,
soia tbbtL chairs, bureaus, wGhstands, bcd.t ads
bees and bedding, carpets stoves, suiIts. dIsrefs,
blankets sheets, ha $, caps, curtains. coupeIA ics
BIKE on, top buggy, gold atch, cask vine, &c Us
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MI DOUGHTY, AUCTR, WILL Sell,
wi. this DAY. l0{ o'cloct, at 421 West toih a. me
entire hou'ehold furniture contained 10 the owe
pes rarioi suitl broclielle cursns, centre table,
bureaus acknowledgement mat brs"inrni
orilV sold 10
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Auction NOTICES.

n soLINGER, AUCTIoNEER : By NJ.
r. aIa ace BE Bowerv, sells this day, Oct. %,
=, IL o!eoei he ecn,en.. q lsrgs eoneer, saigon
inosnn Camp 5igsl" itg Winia ..s ~. cor. H..
sh.ate-. q, consisnR Of counter, shevtne' tADier'
e. air,. beer pumps, sigma &c Also years les 5 on
sslaon.
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IIENRY FELTMAN, AUcT. lo9 SEVENTH
A., se'ls this dav. at o'clock, 'oct and hx'urs
o, M nluor s.ofe, 40 CLs.ry ST. eLe bar beei M
and god hr'ules a.. -
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FATHER T. A. b. SOCIETY No. 4, OF
Il y. Y, will hold public mee,,nr at their hall,
1913 East 9Th si this evening, at o'clock L. N
speaking by hesr, J. Carr, Reilly and W Afford.
.ocd. PATRICK LAMB, President. wN. O'BEIEN,
Rec. Sec 49,
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"This Establis n ment Does Not Advertise
I'm The New York Herald"

few weeks ago the proprietor Of the NEW YoRE
HERALD for reasons which he deemed satisfactory 70
himself refused 10 publish the advertisements OF two OF
our theatres This Of course he had perfect right 10
do The ncensed managers however, did not view the
matter In that light They thought that Mr.. Bennett
had no right 10 refuso 10 publish their announcement
and they a. once called meeting Of their professional
brethren 70 devise ways and means 70 compel him to
publish the excluded advertisements. Al this ng
OF the theatrical managers . committee was appointed
70 walt upon Mr. Bennett and demand his reasons for
not publishing the obnoxious announcements Mr. Ben.
nett would not give them his reasons but very quietly
told them that he would manage his business In his
own way Finding that they could not the editor
they retired, and ~ a subsequent meeting Of thee
association was resolved that no member o. that
citation should advertise In the HHRAp. Tbissbe
gers their part had right 70 do lately, however,
they announce In conspicuous type'This establish.
wonder thss has never occurred 10 thee tbcstrcai
managers that they simply advertising and thereby
benentng the HEnAfD By sush novel snnoapcemsnt In
their showbilIa From our own experience In adver-
tsng We are OF the opinion that the proprietor Of the
HEnAtD could asrd 10 pay thsm Handsomely fcr con
sany keeping In that the name Of hs paper before
then patrone some Of our daily contemporaries, we're
Gret 70 80, have taken sides with the thsaicai mana
gers IN their attempt 10 bully the press NOV dothey
know that may not be their turn nezsf IL me msns
gers were 70 succeed In debating terms 70 one pspe
pu,1 they be hcly 70 stop hsres We think not and,
tHsrefors our sympafhiss with the pres, and In op
position 70 Shs pssnh conduct o. the theatrical Issna
aUn
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Hand or Indians Defeated with Great
Slaughter In Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ~, 1900
An ofncia telegram to-day from Nevada says that on
the nth instant Lieutenant osmor with sixty California
volunteers and a howtzer, attacked a lage band Of
Indians who had fortified themselves in the Black
Mountains, about hundred miles northwest Of Dun
gelen in the northerly part OF the State OF Nevada
During tho engagement. volunteer killed and
two were wounded or the Indians one hundred and
twenty killed few escaped aud all their horses
arms and ammunition captured. This was tho
band which three weeks ago robbed train, killed tho
tcamsters and afterwards obliged thirty armed men who
were scouting after them retire after unsuccessful
engagement.
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GEN. GRANTS SOUTHERN TOUR.
Our Richmond correspondence.

RcnMdsD Va, Nov. rs, 1855
The movements Of Lieutenant General Grant have
p,cn forth my despatch Of last evening, OF tho
modest character; and there is really little that
be said in dalton to what has already been said
The party io,S psnarters at the spotswood and tho
arrival did become generally known until after dark
AT about clock the presence OF tho Lieutenant
General In the city became known and large crowd
assembled At the hotel TO and welcome him. He
passed portion Of the evening at General Terrys head
quarters General Terry aud stan having previously paid
their respects TO him He leaves this morning for the
South stopping Newbe and other points along the
Atlantic coast There is really nothing 70 chronicle
touching his visit Richmond which has been almost
literally without incident owing to his sudden departure
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La France Of Paris contains article directed against
the rumors OF intended territorial notifications attribu
ted to the Emperor The writer says France does MT seek
any trraordl dggyandieent; she has no desire what
ever to reconstruct the map Of Europe; but other
great Powers wish to overthrow for their profit the
European balance Of power France would be compelled
to forty her defensive positions TO take precautions
and secure her safety while reestablshing cqu
brum which would restore to her those guarantees the
changes elsewhere might have destroyed. y
An imperial decree had been published reducing the
French army by about forty thousand The reduc
ton will take place at the expiration Of the various
terms OF service until the strength Of the various eg
ments has reached the limit fixed by the decree.
The London Army and Navy Gdsette remarks that the
reductions OF the French army remarkable as 70
excite surprise and respect Tho changes are 30 large
that they may be regarded guarantee Of change IN
French policy"
The Paris Bourse on the 18th November was fiat
Rentes closed at o8E 35c t
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Nsw ORLEANS, Nov. ~, 1885
Tho Galveston Civilian, in reference TO the stock Of
cotton In Texas, 70 the 18th instant
since September L. 900 bales at Galveston ncludipg
the stock September 10000 baes, against IL 900
bales at the same time In $780, Receipts the Texas
coast, including Houston, since September l, 5000
bales Probable receipts this year, 150, 600 bales
General GregorB course In Texas is generally de-
nounced and said 10 be nfusng insurrectionary scn
ments into the minds OF the freedmen He addressed
the freedmen denouncng the OF Colonel Strong
OF General Towards stan, who In previous address ad
vsed them 70 return 70 their former their best
Friends and not depend on the government for assist
aure
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would DO opposed to the whole spirit OF their political
system II considers that the Emperor took unfair
advantage Of the American government placing Maxi
milan on the Mexican throne time when its hands
were tied II believes that neither the French the
English nation would approve deliberate attempt to
Introduce slavery In America and regards the compul
sorry service Of negro troops in Mexico form OF
slavery does not Ush 10 % to Nth France, but
does 1ish b protect and defend those political principles
chach the AMERICAN pespte are most attached 10.
These are the opinions OF the government " any
oody heocs them better than the government ikcf then re-
Ject ne Jtreqong sioteneft tM.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

A Whole Family Brutality Murdss~d tn
g Mannheim, New YOrk-No Clue TO the
Murdorers.
ALBANY Nov. 20 1865.
On Monday night last tho family Of Daniel walrah, Of
Mannheim. Herkimer county, consisting OF himself, wife
and daughter about twelve years Of age murdered
by party parties unknown. Mr. Wslrath was shot
through the head Mrs Walrath IS head mashed in,
and the child 4 throat cut Coroner Fear, of Mo.
hawk, is holding inquest today. There is no clue TO
the murderers
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Governor Morton loft Baltimore tonight for New York
Tho statement In Washington dispatches that he Ia
charged with confidential mission by the government
20 Europe unounded and the further statement that
no N TO be accompanied BY Judge Roach Dr. Taft, and
A. Lebrand his brothern-law, is also without founda
m
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DISCOVERY or rHB BODIES or NAN AND vonAx
PACKED III DAnRuL on THE sTBAN1R BEAM
RicHxorD, Ynon NEW ronK-sNow sfoM.
AIaAxr, Nov. -, 1885,
Some excitement IVES oocssioned hero to-day BY The
discovery In barrel brought me steamer Dean Rich
nond, from New York, Of ne bodies d . male ana
female packed IN sawdusA me baysl We dirscted 70
John Fowler Geneva, and u y supposed the coDses
vsvs ATTENDED for dissection. coroner he them
We were waited BY heavy fAli Of NOW shIs morning.
NJ thevwowsA~p - nAep wse thlvtv.ninA
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Kickham, having been communicated with by means
OF an ear trumpet stated that he had nothing 70 say
The prisoners then committed for trial-Stephens,
before his removal requesting the reporters to give hs
observations fully and accurately. $500.
was stated that piles Of documents revealing all the
secrets Of the organization we're found In stephens
residence and that Fenianism an open book, at
least TO the administrators of the law
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An explosion Of gunpowder occurred at Evans gun
store OF Second and South streets nearly destroy
ing the building and shaking the adjoining houses.
James r Evans and william Branson we're severely
injured
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publishing articles insulting TO the United States
soldiers the people arc hereby ordered that the
officers and soldiers Of this command Will not allow any
person the neutral bank to insult any person on the
Mexican side.
All remains quiet around Matamoros
Captain Burr United States Inspector OF Subsistence,
made satisfactory inspection OF that department on the
Rio Grande.
James Sibey and his quietly settling down
as imperial citizens Coriova.
AThe San Antonio Herald Of the 18th inst says num-
Der Of liberal officers had arrived there considering the
liberal cause desperate In their country that they were
compelled to abandon it,
The Mexican Times OF the l4th ult gives favorable
account OF the immigration to Mexico and publishes
list Of ex-C onfederates settled near Cordova
The imperiasts claim q victory oajaca, where
they routed three hundred liberals killing thirtyseven
and capturing sixty eight.
The lake in the vicinity OF the city OF Mexico had risen
to within inch OF the level Of the city creating
siderable alarm.
An ex-Confedcrae had rented plantation IN San Luis
Potosi, where he would plant ave thousand acres of
cotton.
Robbers made furious attack on the town Of Pamos.
in Coahuclen, but were repused and suffered heavy
loss .4-.
The family of the Emperor to leave veH Cruz on
the 9th, in an American steamer.
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CAno Nov. y, 1893.
Tho following iron-clads, gunboa. and rsms Win
plating partially removed were sold u hcusd cv 70
day -rndanola, 100000; TuscumbiA $500; Missouri,
e2ioo Avenssr v,ndcssor O. Soo n'sse ~.
ta7oo; Lcuisvills %, zoo; Essex, eAoeo; Cnnss(se
5000; Ozark, 5000 Decides these sS 'un csee =
transports, with plating removed, sold roI IN ss
o. go, ESQ; and Two propeller, The Little RSssa sas
Mistletoe, FOR %, coo
pasnpd fer o. Louis " 5AA
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The Schooner voima Wrecked and ADan-
doncd ne Sea.

Our F0RTREss hONHOB COMMANDMENTS.
FoRrRrss MONROE Nov. ~, 1895
Tho steamer Cuba from Havana which place shs lon
on the 22d inst put in here this morning short Of coal
She brought the captain and Of NO schooner VIENNA,
disabled below Cape Hatera In tho gale OF the 2ad and
oath inst Every effort made 70 save tho vessel;
but she leaked 80 badly that was found Impossible 70
save her and she accordingly was abandoned. The
schooner was from Georgetown, 3 c., and bound 70
Boston, whore she liz owned sho was loaded with
lumber.
r~Kxowr ecHoovrR wRHKED.
Gaming down tho bay Iat evening, tho Adelaide fel
In with an abandoned schooner just below Point LOOK
out The steamer hove TO- but ending no one on board
proceeded on her journey subsequently, tho George
fsrv sav the same wreck and also stopped 70 render
sssisianac n any should DO required The name Of she
schooner was not ascertained. -
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Commercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Manchester Guardian (City Articc) Nov 10
An increase in the general demand for money to-day
1th), coupled with vague apprehensions Of the
among the causes Of the increased depression.
The sum Of 1Sl 900 in gold was taken 70 the bank TO-
"a. ana q. Of SS bond, which
bctter-at 63X-a further disastrous fall has taken
place in all foreign stocks Spanish Passive Is again
nearly per cent lower At ~ and the certificates At 1a
Shares and railway stocks have been dull and Over
% ne
The Bank Of francois return this week shows further
dminuton Of E5oo 900 In tho bullion.
count Z d., SIX ss EIcSsqSsr bills. March, g. ID
Eychequer bills, June, los. 3D.
Consols after Official hours closed q SIX exactly.
AMERICAN sscURrrIEs
McssrE Barring Brothers report fAr amount OF busi-
ness in United States nvs.twsnty bonds, which are
n Ss. and IL p: SssI uSas
ss@ ss SCRIP
LONDON, Nov. ls-P u
H fIns.. c ,ss %s :s.,.: :s sis :ssx
United States dvstwsnsies, osx aeA
MRssRs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE . CoNPAnY'e CIR
CuLAR.
LvHxPool, Nov. II, 1896
Upward tendency was checked ; oy u:
reapsed Into dullnes but closes to-day with more de-
mand The sales for the week ending Thursday
10 720 bales of which rs $50 TO the trade Q070
for export and 800 speculation. To arrive there
has been fair demand Manchester continues nat IN.
der the apprehension Of largo supplies Of cotton
BRKADsTuvrsTho corn trade has boon very quiet this
week. and with largo arrivals OF French wheat and -FOUR
prices lower. Tuesdays market was very dull To-
day there disposition 20 buy wheat a reduc-
ton OF 3D. 3D. per GENITAL No demand for -four Indian
corn declined 3D., mixed, 3os Cd ais white, a2s. .
32s. Cd.
Bnv-Holders are very firm, and dealers are begin.
ming 70 make inquiries which may result In business
PoRK-None In stock
BAoor Very limited demand for American. which has
further declined "a S. psr cwt Home cure and Eu.
ropean plenty, and comparatively cheaper
LARD.-very little doing, and prices are nominal
CHzsk is Arm, but demand slow.
BUTTER dull
TALLov quiet at last quotations In London p 7. q
huctuated L. . Ia 3D., closing At 4oe Cd.
Ons.-Sperm slow NJ els for winter; crude, Els.
PKmofxuM THE stock being In ono hand, the price
has advanced 10 3s Cd for refined To arrive 10 offered
- a. I'd. Spirits retail a. "a Cd
LusExD CAKs has advanced 70 20 16s Q % It's o.
QuyR. BARK steady at a.. buyers for Philadelphia
Naval 6roRnA A-Rosin--Demand limited Spirits Of
turpsntine, ass . 4Sa
CLovnR 6xxD scarce and wanted.
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LrvnSooL, Nov 19--P. n.
Cotton is nmeY, and prices are Va Va higher than
the circular quotations The sales to-day were 10 900
bales Of which 1000 wore taken BY spsculson and
Breadstuns arc excited tsssady,,
Provisions are unsettled, except lard, which ID 0rm,
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Pom Down, Q. W., Nov ., 1885.
me bark william Treat Captain Barn, owned BY Tsy-
Tor yewess, bound from Chicago 70 BufAlo with q
cargo Of twenty Qvo thousand bushels Of corn ashore
AZ Long Point Z tug has been cent for Hopes
ned that she win be got Oh with the loss Of part Of
her cargo
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Restriction OF Trade Between San Fra n
cisco and Maxatlan Through the Ac
tion OF the French Comnaisssry at Ma
xatlan.

San FHANCIBcO, NOV. u, IbbJ
The shipments TO Mexican ports by the John L.
Stevens, which will be extremely light,
the that direction having been brought almost
TO standsl This is owing in great measure to tho
action OF the French Commissary at Mazatan In reject
ing, frivolous pretexts considerable quantities sent
from this city to supply the French troops also to the
fact that while the French occupy Guayamas Mazatlan
and Acapulco the liberals have control Of affairs inland
So between the opposing forces communication is
cut M
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The Mission to Mexfco.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 70, 1855.
General Logan expected here before this but bias
telegraphed that he cannot come till the close Of
week. There is no doubt entertained here Of his
accepting the mission to Mexico.
The French government is reported TO have large
Of money in Washington city for lobbying purposes
connected with Mexican Affairs The members Of the
third house shutting the cxpectant spos already and
making grandcr arrangements than ever before