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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

20 the future position Of hqsmaIke Is e ADercao crop
With moderate crop prices al probability VII De nam
Iained With large yo they viii give way uhoet the ac
eumnaon OF Of East India when are
messing on the market this tendency 70 glut OF East
India that has kent American descriptions rom ad
yancinc One Of The Liverpool cronars dated August B.
serv the arrivals Of India cotton for tho next three
months ust be al the Of so 600 bales week and the
largest possible demand cannot be expected TO absorb all this
epts he bgk Of what will get from that quarter for six
months 10 come know BY telegraph that scTcey any
cotton is shipped f England is il likely that export
will be freely for several MONTHS still these consider
nons be expected weigh much til Inter IN the year
then the prospects Of the American are poor
II evident that win have ample supply OF Indian cot
ton last til uex January February and BY that period
will be receiving freely whatever America has 10 spare
from crop TIE conclusion from these views H. that
although easmoney Market scarcity OF cotton faDrcs
additional demand for yarn IN the German make are
FOd Of season their influence cannot be felt from the a
quantities Of Indian cotton pressing the market
Toe important point is the extent Of the growing crop 1h
h gnees work until ali danger Is past hem Inc uuaI
that visit the cotton crop until the peklng season 10
over There never was period in the history OF the COTTON
Iade which the estimates widely varla- eunIaO
Ing the extremes Of O0 20 600 600 bales the oest peng
100000 and the highest oO0000 We are inclined 20 soop
lie medium between figures and estimate
A00o 0c0 AZ the crop 81 let6 o. - -, A.
0r summary Of conclusions from the above data lead TO
these nrences That the receipts VIII IN ali prooanhtY
1eaeb N coo bales That tho large supplies OF
cotton IN England and the way VIII tend 70 depres the
marke That the OF VIII be Large IN COB
sequence Of prospects peace and the increasing ease OF
The money market the effect Of progressive reduction oil the
rate Of discount by the Bank Of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
,lort-iOaroen's Notirs.

STATE NRw.YoRK I
PoRT-WARDENs OFTcE. No. 70 Nillanist
NOTICE is hereby given, IA accordance with Sec
~ ton ofthe passed Arr H. 1851 entitled An Act 70 he
or-are Wardens Office Of the fo Of New York 81 pnr
sns having charge Of the snbee. mi,ef o. .aes
inquiry that the following vessels are new
under BY the Port Nadn and that the said surveys o.
viii be completed within oexE succeeding in
Of bosId srid vess-s
Steamship Margaret
Steamship IRA ada
steamship Scotia
Steamship
Steaushp iadonh.
Ship John II. RyeSscn - -
Ship g. &c..
Rgrk Mary Lnefrfa ~ n
pig }ente Anne. wee.
sssssssssisptftts
Sea. anna JehnsoH -. = =,
J. Auos llRaEuiAg Secselery.
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INTEREST AT THE RATE OF CENT PER ASEuM PAY
ABLE sESu-ANSUALLY, ON THE FIRsT DAY OF JANUARY
AND JULY.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
gnr sun ssts.......63tI Moon Hsss...ssI
Sandy Hook Gov. Island. ISIS Hen
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AucuO, oI.sOs ssss6 eOO.' In Coupon Of 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THB CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CosoP CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

We quotes
Dutg, Sack, 24c. y 100 n Bulb, 10 y 100 n.
Liverpool Groand y sack.......-.....el s5otl ~
Liverpool Fine, Ashton's..--; .......aold 30
Liverpool Fine, Worthngt0ns....... $50 W
TutS's Islands y bush ....-...........-. 500
sEEDS-Tas inquiry moderate for Clover Seed az l2e
l2o Timothy p4nty and quiet e4aSi ~ for DID, and
Ell 2as4 6 for New Rough FsI Seed is and wanted
AT a. 1888 IS BUSH the later for Now Calcutta Lnseen
has been fairly at full proes sales ct 81 35dei % In
SHOT are without changes sales Of Buck at lie and Drop
at l2o, cash. - q,
SIX NS-There has been large business IN Foreign Goal
and Deer Skins at some considerable decline but prices are
kept private. -.
SOAP-Castile has been in good demand and Is better
closing = 10 a l9c, currency.
AZ g. a6ie Tor foreign gold and lalle for domestic cur
IcDcy -.
pres We have change note article under
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cbamtss for Basinsss' alstl
vI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il OURNER Co.. 70. 90 Cedar It,, New York
ga Advertisement In another column.


V,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
0gaSER c sSc, 10 s % Ssda st. He" f0'I
A NTaRACITE COLLIERIES TO LET.-Propo.
N al viii Do received until SEPTEMBER u 1866 a ne once Of
he PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY No
-p n Ssir Coal Land. and coisre. enhancing about
1000 cr Of land the r Of the hahsnoy Coal bsan IN SehuJF
Ts a., four distinct Galleries in working condition on the
MAMT6TH PRIMROSE AND sKIDMoRE COIL BEDS
leys wsrksd By CRY slopes tunne and drifts with
beake rne, minerf houses and all we sppuen
cs, a. sSsas boa. oo5
market ara not surpassed oS any ''nef
Personal ia. pec,,on Of n,.Gss .sT.,ca ,.,. -,
maps and P.' can pc in Phdhs o. By
their Superintendent at the Mines OF at the Sr,e SUE AYR
Engineer Of Mines, Pottsylle, Pa
INEXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE AUCTION
N EER well and reputation command se
iiness wan@ partner who has moderate espA lS - W ~
devote bis entire time to the business Of tue once Aoui " ~
ass Postohies-
nRUG STORBfor SALE-Large and well stocked;
NJ win be sold cheap Apply a. No. S6'0reenweb-aye
EOR, sALE-E right of DECKER's PATENT
b ocE and aoct Without Key IN coo ways. has but .s
and requires machinery msnneture Half CT quarter IN
small farm. C. W. MAXWELL No. ii South ffthat, Williams
6ursh. LII
EOR SALE on WEDNESDAY, the Third Day of
OCTOBER neIt IL at HObOkep near tho ferry the
ReveDue Steam Propeller o,.,,.
m rgred brig harden 5o6 tuns built BY We'er
welt HwYok in 1855 Frame live Oak locust and CEDAR
and thoroughly repaired by John Linn In Philadelphia 1903 no"
Hsssne complete set Of cotton sss nearly aoS well Found
deeE and an ths appointments Of a man-oi war;
Two oscilatng engines 8t1J2i
Composition fee, diameter IA feet ptchi
Tn" vessel can be examined on and ne Monday September a,
oboksn terry day Of sale and Information
Collector Of Customs NswYors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
Bcnuties ano pensions.

rINHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
II gunner a Co., No. S0tedar IT., New foTk.
See Advertisement IN another column.
A DDIrIONAL BOUNTlES to Two and Three
~ Years Wounded Soldiers and the Iier Of Deceased Soies
Miiows Pensions increased month for each chill Applications
shoula now be made. j. j. HUNT, no. -. piS-swsf.
ATSHELDON's OLD OFFICE, No. Beekman-
~ A. New YORK additional discharged soldiers widows
&c ana all other cans collected a. usual Three
months extra pay Tor officers.
A TTENTION The first thirty -eight Regiments OF
~ Y v are eniel to Bounyi also widows o. three ana
pne mouths youuterrs. CAL At sELDONs BOUNTY AOENSf
No BreAmau-s'. New York.
DOUNrIES AND PENSIONS, 500! $50! 1.-Two
~ r,nou laws giving increased pensions e. sodcrl who
have lot one foot and 70 widows att orphans Per
month 0r each under 10 have been passed by tongr also
re boiy w giving soldiers and The relatives CT deceased oi
d.e. ard ROO uofe bpuniy.
NV rlay blauasto make application or the above
mn lions boin Accurate copies OF all the above ~ ior se
Ia i .eut. or 10 cents each. CHARLES NErfL TON.
~ No. ms Broadway. heW-York City.
Refers by spec permission to 4e Hon John T. Hoffman. Mayor
Of Newly n Cay.
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lsYog Oh PAcFC NAIL sTKDnHIP COKPASY,
kEv-YoEK August g. 1860
rTNHIRTY- THIRD DIVIDEND.-Notlce Is hereby
rivu h,l Inc Board OF Directors have this day declared
pivff1rgn 80 FfVg Isl PR CENT q the earnings Of
e Quarter end Jay payable a. TIN ole. u ne Coqpsny
stusv sspsbrf The Tfrsfr Books VII be ci1sed honday
an Inst sld reoeened Tuesday. September by oer Of Tie
Doild Of Diro,tar. IiE9 u, tIli '9uN se,f.,-i2-
TyNHF GPF8T & ffFoRNtA WINE DEPOT
4 OUHgER T. t0.. h0 Cd rlal g.. Naa.i"'
SEQ dvenis.l4e. q % COS column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
rTNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
u GUREER L CO., No. 70 Cessrst, New York
See Advertisement Ia another column
BEAUTIFUL. SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR
ID is obtained by the .sStfDr A. gENTiL's
HAlR REGENERAT0R,
remedy which the falling Of hair by nse ae
a three
Il prevents from hhng turning eAass 70 e'an
" virginia THE MORNING DEW
prevents wrinkles and gives 10 The akin - $1,000.
TRANSPARENCY FRESHNESS AND YOUTH
on a diseases OF the lair sne skin
Dr. ARTHUR GENTlL No. Ta1 Broadway
sid Pueyo by special aproiBinesf 70 re Court o. ss
d
s1nisans bonorsd with three medals Of encouragement
HANAFOCkS.-An invoice of splendid quality,
suitable for going the country Canton Mstns
ard fancy. for sale Wholesale and retail D. hOW
JOHNSON No. 81 BeSveEst New YORK. and No lls Aafket'
Philadelphia
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
WI No. l6 Broadway n z.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
MASONS SPERM Oil and EXTRA LARD Ola
Scr Railroads STEAMSHIPS and Factories
DRESERVE YOUR FRUIT.-MAsoNs FRUIT
JARS by pscGsge dzse hes: jST IN he usike. f0'
sale by X }. NOV bhAt 10 OK Ne'ry-sI,x
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Situatlons iloanteo- flases.

rI,UE' GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GURSER 4 Co, No 90 CedaTs;., He~fork.
S~eAdVerti,smen, IN another column
NOACHMAN wants a situation; a single man. who
thoroughly understand bis business wiling 70 maze himself
generally useful s.d of work milk and do aost
snf,g abou produce the very best OF
reference. address c., Box No. IJi. Tribune chcr.
VA ANTED-A situation by single man ~ take
w chse III GENTLEMAN SEP LACE understands the cafe
and Of har,e good Mil err understands The care o'
sfnscs required Wins 10 make himself generally ntea
ear produce the ltrss j. Box No 3i Tribune
Uair~.
NALL al the UNION INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
fr fr,,eass DOMEsTICs No Aniiyst second heo near
be- Of broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

Gituations mante0-fcmales.
NATANTED-By LADY Of refinement and pleas
w ing address, POSITION supernendA sentemans house
hold; would lie to South No. 4s East fry hrst-s
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
IA want SITUATIONS 10 do general HOMEWORK, Se at Mrs
LowE's IBtGe, No II stsnions near The Bowery
Tt,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il GURNER Il Co. Ma. go Cedar 81, New fors.
See Advertisement in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
furniture.

LUtUIIULf.
rENHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
\ GURNER & Co No. 90 c,dars., Eew.Yors,
See Adverts ment In another column
ali KINDS or FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
~ BEDDING. LOOKING GLASSES &c.s cheapest ~ o. W,
gNEOEN CAMiBELLs, No 2GJ iowcry between satoh aa
ou,tol warranted aud delivered free Patent seciea
~ Bsdtteads; Furniture IN suits
BEDROOM ENAMEIIED FURNITURE OF war
red Aso soid Chestnut audi alnn 1han41eI
suites pn and ornsrenta 81 H. Y. FsKRiNdlUNs No Sos
Canal oupofs worst Established IStl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

TIME GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
GURSER 4 Co., No. 90 CedSrst., New York
See Advertisement In another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

44se, Standard White t594sio and Prime do, tta4cici
Free oil is quoted at 51a62c
RICRIhe market moderately active at about previous
prices sales Of 800 bags Rangoon at si9 loc.
SALT-The receipts Of both Sack and Bak have been on
moderate and with good demand prices well sustained
M
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alarbe AlanteIs.

ftlarb4e Alantels.
FENIIE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
GURNER & Co.. No 90 Cedar-st, hs~sfoTk
See Adye tiss aeut n another column
NTARBLE WNNTELS. The best place In the city
Na NJ rbsse ARRIE IAfyrE lof Ire eS designs NJ very
Low, rress 4 al A. ELABERS Marble Works No ~ Eat sh
IT, nelr 3isve n Malp nni Hptn ono couu'ry Cut ne o,
hsARBIFiZRIl SLATE TELs-ssalgFiCg N
W. srrfs. t--e drrfci ia. tle rdre ot suale " =.
STEM ART 80. COS siKta 5si. s5.h a sOtl ia.
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'1apiuas bauNs.
i1ipi0eno Nolices.

orrcR on TnB CHICAGO AND ALTog RAILROAD Co.
0ufCAsJ IT.. August ". 1866.
dividend NOTICE.-NOIICE is HEREBY
9lVFg 40 che shoiers 81 the CHICAGO AND All -
EAutOkD CONAN, that DIVIDEND cfFfvE PR CENT
a. tiov.rnept Tx dee at tao earnings tho
,,t Az months upon tho Preferred and Commoa Stock Of .c Ce
IA IA IrogdNnv m DE Cy n Newfok tie hrst day OF sep
br nex he holders Of aid may b. registered
h The o. ~ business Of August 1904
~ which tine he Transfer Books will be closed and reopened the
30 day ofSeptemb-r next for iransiers-
b. order VI tho Executive Coulniluc.e' .o,.n-,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

SUGAR-There been fair demand Tor Raw Sugars To-
day butYrces heavy the tendency downwmd we
hd AZ O4ic for Cuba and ia aI4ic for Porto eRioo
1000 boxes Havana 9ia4Ioi Refined are stu du ana
TAILOW-Thc inquiry fair but at rather easier prices
sales OF A. l2Gl2io. for Western and l2 Gl2te Tor
City. 81, .,
TEkA GOOD demand prevailed for for.Green Teas and
prices were quite firm; sales Of 900 halfchests.
mr., have been well sustained andoose firm Plates nave
l. "A .ir hnain u-na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

fLOUR ARD MEAL-1le heavy feeling in the low
grades q State AID Western Flour which GsilgBshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

FRUIT-Thee has been only moderate business dong IN
Foreign green and dried FRUITS last price,
have undergone special change though unden he
fall in gold holders have been disposed to realise feh
Domestic Fruits are in good supply aud dull Driec
Fruits quiet and prices IRE nominal We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
feip r)antso.

rT'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il GuRNER Il Co. No. 81 C,dH-st, Sev.fork
Foe Adverssnirn; ~ another colaaiB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

OILS are only In moderate demand prices
we special change 70 note American Ltnseed re-
with a moderate demE3C English has been
more active and improved Lard Oh continues quiet but
nrces have undergone essential change Other kinds are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

months ,,.- ~. - -
LFAD-There has been rather doing IN Pig since Our
a. bnt prices are without special change closing al e 90
81 for Syapsh o. eta7 for German kehEed and 81 ttU
a. % for Enesh Bar elo 80 and Sheet and Pipe eO TO-
LEArHRit-Tbere 10 an active trade in Hemloek Tanned,
the receipts are quite large and the assortment good though
stocks are non aggregate large Oak Sole shows an -
proved demand but il stu nsetivS We quote (essh NJ,
Oat-Iieht 33Q36c.; Middle 3edi5e., Heavy. tSd4.c :
Light CfOprea. I5a5oc., Middle Cropped 5a5ee Belle,
Crcpr ed ~ PIE HeulockBus Ayres Ae LRa, s5t
sac Middle 3jd36c Heavy, 57i 3sc California, Light
s2i2Y3lc; d. Middle 34a35c. do, Heavy, 81. G5oic
(yiuOco &C. Iight 3il a &c do, Middle 1, &c Heavy
39a33c., do. Damaged. 3Od33c.; do, Poor 22a23e
Slaughter in rough 1850; Oak. Slaughter In Tie
roueh Light 5d3.c. do, Middle and Heavy. S043o .
IIMI1Thereshas been good demand for R0ckland aud
nrIc.s are firm a. 81 Is ior Common and t2or Lump.
MOLASsES-The demand :. moderate and tpriccs rather
bssyv sales Of 40 hide CubG Auseoyado at 3ic D hbds
Guadloupe at Soc and by auction 235 bhds and 10 scs
Molssses at 60a64o. -,
active demand prices have declined closing heavy Crude
TuTpenne remains quiet At fair prices Common and Strained
Rosn are small supply and with good demand prices re
well sustsned The from Europe favorable for
these closing firm The high grades OF Kosn are dull and
heavy Tar remains steady with moderate
To-day TN active demand prevailed for kosns especially IN
and Sraned the inquiry has been chiefly confined of
export and with purchasers stock Is greatly reduced
sales Of 500 bills Black 81 73i 900 bbls :So thirds
quality do at g so aHd from COS to bible Strained No
and Eo IL Pale and White ~ RON eja e. Is We quote
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-17
TIE HARRIET LANE.
A Curious Record.

A dispatch dated New York, No.
vember 10Th. says:
The steamer Harriet Lane is OK.
pected to reach this place in a couple
of weeks. Her history is curious
and interesting. After being cap
tured by the COnfcderates at Calves
tor, she was sold to Mr.. House, of
Houston, who loaded her with cot
ton, and she succeeded in reaching
Havana, where she has remained
ever since Mr.. House transferred
the vessel to a Mr.. Hurley, at present
clerk III his employ, who in time
executed an unconditional and ire
vocable power of attorney to Capt.
Scott, who claims the vessel, he hay-
ing executed bond for 100000.
Mr.. House, who has been pardon
ed by the President, turns over all
claims he may have on the Harriet
Lane to the United States, and u.
5. navy officers are expected to ar
rive at Havana to take charge of
her. Unless Capt. Scott institutes
suit Ol Dthdll vi inc PARTIES IDF
whom he is acting. among whom
Gen. j. b. Magruder presents little
claim Of over $4,000, there will be
no further delay in the matter.
The amount realized from the
sales of cotton carried by the Har-
riet Lane, together with the sum of
S2j, GOO, received from the English
insurance company, being the
paid for damages to the
ship by fire while lying in he harbor
of Havana, was investigated jointly |
by the Confederate agents and Mr..
House in the purchase of the steam
er Pelican, which will be placed i'm
The hands Of Messrs. Morales & Co.,
Of Havana, who will sell the steam
,r, the proceeds TO be divided by the
United States aud Mr.. House.
Those are the remnants of the
ate Confederacy in Cuba, only half
dozen eX-COnfeds Iemainin" in
Havana engaged in commercial and
mercantile pursuits.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-17

WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-The Bal
tlm0rc Transcript says the South is
at this moment in the most profound
quiet and repose. There is not a
rebel IN arms there is not a United
States soldier necessary TO preserve
order in any part of the South, ri
states; there is absolutely not rip
pie left to Show where the great ship
of the Confederacy sunk, and sunk
forever. Yet, at radical meetings,
the prop, sition to Inarcl, slaughter
ing, burning and confiscating
columns into this peaceful and I'M
resisting South, is received with up
roarlous applause. In the name Of
humanity, justice, civilization, What
q rs all this mean!
Thad. Stevens plan in regard to
the President is said to be to appoint
Joint Commi ttce at the opening of
the coming session, exactly as the
Joint Committee on Reconstruction
was appointed, whose duty it shall
be to fully investigate the course
and conduct of Mr.. johnson, and re-
port to the two Houses what action,
If any, is demanded Of Congress by
the facts elected.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-17

/ The PAIGE IF CorEoN Not only is
small crop Of cotton likely to be raised il
the Southern Safes, but the adyices from
luSia are very unfaYorable. The circu
lar Of VIM Bruce & c.. says:
Tie famine which is raging in India
will, Of course, reduce the cotton prodac
lion of that country. and the best inform.
ed persons in Liverp oil think 500 .ooO
bales, at least. will be required from the
cotton Staies-an amount impossible to
give hem. If he crop turns ont what it
Is at present msted-l. $40 600 bales
not over 1000, 900 certainly could BE-
exported. The season Of 1916 was pre,
cise!y analogous TO the present. and its
elect on the crop cannot fail to be remem,
bered by many interested in the staple.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-17
ABDICATION OF MAMMALIAN

The long prophesied withdrawal o
Mcmillan from the imperial honors t,
which he was seduced by TIE emperor o
the French, has at last taken place. w,
publish elsewhere the intelligence, whicl
We have reason TO believe authentic. o
his departure from the city Of Mexico
and Of his expected arrival atVera Crnze
I By This time the Austrian steamer dis
patched for his accommodation has re
ceived bin on board, and HE late weareI
Of a crown that rested solely on French
bayore's has left The unfrirndly shore, ia
which lie was never really invited, and
There his presence was regarded as y
standing menace to democratic inst'u,
lions. For Macmillan, the Austrian
prince, the American people have naugh,
but good will for the husband Of the IN
fortunate CaDota. the kindiest sympa-
thy; In, for Maximii4n, the Mexican
Emperor, it was impossible that they
should have anything but aversion and
hostile wishes. My prospecting gale.
watI him safe home to the embraces OF
VIE happily restored to her right mind.
[Natio al In'elligeucer, Nov. G.
The di spa,ch furnished the IneIliSen.
Ger By MIR Romero. and which it seems
to rely upon, is as follows:
VERA CRuz. Oct. &c. 1866 -Max'mil
an left the CITY Of Mexico on the 90
INST resiyning. verbally, 10 favor of Gen
}a2aine.
Gen. Bazaiue enleavored 10 persuade
i'm to d'lAy his departure until Gen
jastlenau's arrival, Two days later, but
ne declined, and escorted by 800 Austri,
n, he proceeded to Orizava. by cross
Dads, to avoid meeting with Gen. Cas-
onau. He reached Orzava yesterday
nd is expected here tomorrow here to.
borrow.
The captain Of the Austrian frigate
'andoio states that as soon as MsximiI>
IN arrives be will at once leave for En-
,pe. Il is said that Maximilian will |
ubl;sh n manifesto at Orizava.
G n Ca.tlenaH reached the city OF
IeKico soon after Maximilian left. and
ok possession of the palace and assumed
% reins of government.
The French soldiers who had enlisted
1der haximiiian's colcrs will be return
to Frsuce under Gen. Casleuau's in
renee.
Gen. Do,6rio Diaz has captured the
y Of Oaxaca. taking all The artillery,
nGanition, men and supplies. Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-17

The New York Tribune again
makes a plea for ex- President Davis
and says: 1--WE feel confident that
magnanimity toward Davis, on the
part of those who hold impartial
suffrage as an essential element of
national reconstruction, will power
fully contribute to that just appre-
citation of the North at the South.
which is the first step toward bene-
licent and perfect reconciliation"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

WAsHrNGroN, Nov. Messrs. Hill
yer and Lowry called upon the presiden
to-day, by appointment. having previous
~ sent TO him The Mississippi legislature,
resolutions in relation TO jeff. Davis
They also presented an accompanying
letter from Gov. Humphreys, based or
the idea that there will be no trial, but he
says while they do not seek to screen him
from this. they believe hat bis imp,ison>
menI is not necessary to secure his pres,
ence when desired for the trial, and can
only be attended with fatal results to his
health. and that the ends of Justice will
be reached by admitting him to bail or
parole. The president gave them a
courteous reception. and promised TO take
The subject into consideration.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Nov 10 The
senate has passed bill extending the
tre under the relief act for the payment
OF the first instalment of ne-fuurlh the
deb's to the LIST Of January, 1868, and
applying the benefits of tie stay law to
all 'he Jnd smen's on claims incurred 10
to the LIST of June, 1866. The house has
passed bill to provide for an agricutur,
al college for the Safe, under the Iorr
scrip act of congress.
BRANcHvILLE, s. c., Nov. l9 The
negroes who killed Mrs. Garvin and
daug about tes miles from Oranre,
burg, were hung on Saturday. The cit
liens where the murder was committed
and The .eedmen of the vicinity, were ST.
Incensed against the perpetrators of the
outrage, that they wanted to lie the muir
Gere>s to stake and burn them. bu,
were prevented by the active Interference
of the citizens.