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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
The UNLICENSED LIQUOR TRAFFIC N

THE UNLICENSED LIQUOR TRAFFIC N
NHwARK-The Grand Jury of Essex County have made
q presentment In reference 10 the unlicensed hqnoS
traffic From this document it appears that the number
Of houses in Newark where liquor is sold without
license is about 500 The Grand jury have endeavore4
10 reach this evil but II their session was continues
until the next term they could not expect TO do mucA
toward removing III besides the laws not adequate
In dense populated city and they suggest that TIE
law be amended as that tipping houses can %
presented and minor offences tried without indictmeap
or jury. before competent coGt.
FOUND DRowNED.-Coroner Kristen OF Jcr.
sey City held inquest on Friday on the body %
Whitfield D. Hope OF Raritan. Somerset County. N. r..
the NewJersey Central Railroad. 1t is supposed that
deceased walking on the narrow pankih from the
ferry depot to Communpaw and when about half wsy.
drowned was rendered. Deceased was about ~ years
Of age, and leaves widow and three children.
AWARD OF 1000 DAMAGES FOR ISLANDER
In the Essex County Court Of oyer and Terminer in
Newark on Friday. In the Of Catharine j. Thomas
agt Charles VI. Meeker. verdict rendered In favor
of the plaintiff and damages n the amount Of st.U00
was awarded. 1t appears that Miss Aeeker In an
adopted daughter Of defendants father The latter No.
Gently having married Q second time. went TO Europe
and said invited his adopted daughter to live in
elected the young woman from bis house; also viii
using slanderous language toward her, suit for AZ
legged ejec,ment will aso be tried.
ROBBERY AND ARRRsT.-A few evenings
since the residence Of w. n. Harris ct Newark was
entered and four oyercoats valued at $3.50 stolen
from the hallway On Friday evening last, Officer
Becker Of the Newark Police arrested young Gegre
named Thomas Demun, In New. York on suspicion =
being implicated in the robbery. coat belonging %
Mr. Herrck found npon the person OF the accused.
and pawn tickets for two other cOas besides Is cketR
for other articles Of yslue, such rs veets etc. Do
mum who was committed for trial. ~ an old offender,
having served term in the NewJersey State Prison.
and, it ia said, has been an inmate Of Sing Sing.
THE RECENT FATAL ACCIDENT AT Sr.
PETERS CHURCH The inquest on the body Of Edward
German, who was killed bv the giving way Of .
scafoldng at the new st. Peters Church in Jersey
City was concluded before Coroner Kristen Satur-
day. The Jury rendered the following verdict: We
find that Edward German came to his death by
falling from the roof OF the new St. PEERS Church,
corner Of Grand and Van Worst sts in Of
the removal Of brace from under o scafold which
the deceased had been OF work. The removal of tic
brace by some one " the painters was gross piece a
carelessness although done without foreseeing tho
fatal consequences that ensued. Such indifference
the safety OF life and limb meets our unanimous
cepsurep
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

~ Z. C. CLARK jr, and w. A. SUMNER retire from our
arn tins day,he rm continuing heretofore. New
York. Let JAM, 1866 WILSON, WATROUS Co.
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AN OLD SwrSDLrya GAME RgvIyRp.-About
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon last man called Al the
residence Of Mr.. G. p. Russ, No. a FirstpIsce and
representing that Mr.. Boss had met with an accident
follows; 80
aos are requested 10 to the NevYork Hospital No.
:tssr-not badly hurt He is In Ward No. a. Come soop'
From No 2i5 Pearisl" ~ ~'-
No ei3 PeaIl-st Is Mr.. Rusfs place Of business in
New.York. On reading the note. Mrs. Ross FASTENED
70 procure carriage and proceeded to the hospital
shortly amer sbe bad ef boy came 70 tbs house and
stated that he had bsea sent ior change Of slotbpg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
meooins CARDS. &r.

AT WIN. EvERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Full.
IN tou-a-W EDDiNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
6Ests5iished 1871 81
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Adjourned to Monday at Q p. m.
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miscellaneous.

IItIbttluUtpuo.
IL V. CLARK, PUBLIC CATERER, No.
He 2I suifvsr>st between Blocker and Amity ss fur
EisbeG Weddings EvsDg and Dinner Parties, Bank and In
flr,nre Companies with Collation.; also Surprise Parties End
piruics with Oye Game Confectionery IN oil its variety
CHM Glass OF silverware, Oh reasonable Nfms
>ELASTIC RAKE RODS for the teeth of the
- MHEELRAkE PUMp.CHA Address Ebert
WHITE. Stamford, Cop>
nj ANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
eA No l6 Broadway, ~ Y.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
&AsoN's SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL.
For Railroads Steamships and Factories
vJNHE LITTLE GIANT BOLT CUTTER will
cut bolts In given time than any other machine Ia
pueys, strongly built aud hnshrd IN superior
WEIGHT 100 pounds Price $50 boxed ready ship, with
cop. dies, nnter shs and pulley complete ready for
Address TIIOMAS8 SEAMEN, Junction lion WORKS, Box
nc. 40. Elnirs, N. Y.
ITNRlvAIED and BEAUTIFUL CURLS
u secured by Nine. DEMOREsrS UNIVERSAL Hal r
CLRLLR Ia tube with foubtain TO De filed with boiling
atsTl Curs the bsr in beautiful so and durable rnRets,
itbou the possibility Of seorchnE injury to the hsir
Price. 81 90 Sod wholessls and retail Ht Niue. DEMO
GESTS Emporium Of Fashions, no. 473 Broadway. Sent
postage Tree. on iecrip, Of price.
WHITE and COLORED COTTON WASTE
w FOR Machinery and Packing for SALE low, BY w. w.
TAULMAN. No. IS William Il.
, 1866-04-06
FENIANA.

stephens in PaTIs-He Is Comm. to
America--Vhy he left EugIand-
Important Rumprs-HeportedS Sailing
OF TWO Expeditions. DC.
NEW YoRK, April 5.-To the FenIan Brother
hood -BEo.heTs: i = ny duty e. announce 9 i9
osse uuisa sts.ee. IL Four eays pf.!oas to b
yonr Head Centre with Instructions to publish the
following tacts IA coon it became certain that he
had reached .he French capital IN safety,
through me- Tint he left the organization in Ireland
cent Fenian SCANDALS, which had begun IN America.
lovers Of freedom. and That be had placed The
retns OF hte Government tn the hands Of eompe-
lent, devoted and we1ltried leaders, 10 direct 1t
during his Temporary absence. ..
second-rhat he vent to Paris on most impor-
tor Irish nationhood, and not because he hsd been
TIL T6ird-He i now coming to the United State,
Tor the purpose Of restoring harmonious
Sunf & tus sa saa. Es 81 sasa as0a en-
elenepts. and 10 naEea iast appeaa ior his sinner
tbe world, His etay viii be thoTt in our midst.
Let ia receive his solvent to those shores a.
his patriotic devolion, biz high talent aud stern
Ieaionstcs yaniah from amongst Us at hlsappIoach
May The cure theneeforth and forever be TO The
felt and constantly rccuI1ng destroIers OF ous
hcpes for natural resurrection.
Your obeUtent seEs ant. .
JOHN O'MAnoxEy,
The Dublin E1prxss publishes, On the authority
Of gentleman Of the highest respectabihty, ths
following ana particulars Of the eseaps
Of the lriah Head Centre. -.....
"PAnIs, March 20.
.,Dear sir-1 write to give ron positive 1nforma
tiun Of Stephens. which I think win be The hst
authentic account OF him Stree hls escape iron
jail. He embarked from Galway in email taiNnl
vestel and sffe1 beng out seme time vas driver
| weather for two Or three days. From Belfast b
.sea 10 SeosDf ihepsf b. puns
I The 18th OF March. {Slsned,} j.
NEW TonK, April 5-The New York BeroA
| gives ruruor that two expeditions cousisuu
St three tron steamers. carrying three thousaut
men. and tho oil e Of two steamers, With twenty
T. fIye hundred soldletx On boaEd-were reported Il
haye sslled for Ber1nuda, which. II was stated, VI
TO be taken POSSESSION Of and used q ba:e e
r reported to hare EalIed from sartoaa ports in lh
Cuited states, bound tot Bermuda A1sogcsht
, 1866-04-06
FROM BALTIMORE.

Correspondence Relative to the bonds
Of General Bradley r. Johnsou.
BALTIMORE, April Gin the Tinted States Circuit
Court, this morning, there was flied by Assistant
sisting Of copies Of letter rom Lieutenant Gcne-
ral Grant to President johnson, and one written In
accordance with the Instructions Of the latter, By
Attorney Of he coaSt. The following Is he letter
Of Lieutenant General Grant:
or THE UNITED STATEa.
WlsnrsG1oy, .. e. April 3D. 1860.
His ExcelIency, Andrew johnson. President Of
= SIN: Iwonla respectfully Ieqnsst, tnas Bradley
lfased ffpn the bonds under which be 1s now held
By the stsse Of Maryland, for the part be took IL
tie battle 81 Gettysburg. = understand. IN lsss:
between Generals Sherman and johnson. AT tho
time OF his Indictment he MAS in the Stale OF Aafy
e nonor 10 your ob
dent ,t1yans. t. s. Galsz, Leu. Gen,
The following i the endorsement Of the pres1-
EXECUTIVE MAsHros, April, I'd. 1865.
Comply with this request
WARRINGTON, April I'd, 1865.
To Wm; Jones, Esq, District Attorney, Balti-
& e. ss III saa legend Fees et thts @ .hse. yS9a
note nom lie President 10 nc, IN wch he directs
me to comply with the request Of Gen Grant.
In Obedience, therefore, to the order Of the Pres-
7. johnson from hle bonds. He Is to be discharged
from arrest and not again arrested. unless upon
orders froua this Office.
lam, slr, most respectfully,
hour obEdient serrant.
JAMS SIZED,
Attorney General.
Asaoclste Justice Giles, presiding alone on The
Circuit Court bench, directed that the bail Of Gen.
johnson for the sum Of $40 0Co. entered Into the
9Th nit be exoneratec. and that Gen. johnson be
discharged from arrest, which Wns accordingly
, 1866-04-06
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON. April S.
The continued absence OF many members OF the
Legislature, caused by the break In the railroads.
Will probably leugthen the scsriou another week.
The Assembly is still without quorum to pass
the appropriation bills.
In ihe Senate the Select COMMITTEE 10 inquire
in1o the charge Of the Nfscons1n Denaocrnt Of the
ssh uIt., Of corruption and bribery on the part Of
The Railroad Con1mittee, reported that In their
optnion the charge Is without the least founda-
top ap that 1t is beyond The dtgu1ty Of the Senate
to Iollow 1t further unlete some tangible Pfooi Is
submitted.
/ There vas an excited discussion on the bill to
nroylde for changing the t1te Of the State hetorm
Hrbopi md erecting neH buildings, which was
finally fetomuntted with Instruct lous TO amend 80
as 10 leave The location Of The building to the dis
posa1 Of the mauagers The bill u 10 be the special
m This bill 1t was stated tnat the appropriations
nov before The Legislature wou1d nees=sttate a
Elaie tax Of $500 ,0W.
aoa,nst the BaretoW appropriation was p1e:eoted-
The hill was made he specla1 order ior thia even
ing. x,-.,,, ~ .,,o,r hnard. of suneYyiso,s 10
xnrar raris Of town. city End Village piats aod 20
NJ 1be Mmlplmum Of property and voters Necessary
tor the fornalon Of new towns Mefn conea5sa ~.
bills to confer m aEr5cultniA eqaeee .aaa Esaat a
hokpI!al for insane. were Vloe1eo ~ &A"A A.~3
On lie eall of The ayes and nays the senate Re;
iec4td resolution for len dollars WORM "ose o.
/ po<yage stamps al sround. an,,...
[ The Assembly yeste1day appropriated ten ootlass
, 1866-04-06
SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trionne-1
sppsxxE COURT, OTTAWA, Ill, April s.
~ snosed ny bv ho,h s,,tsa uu p's, ~ o
hlec. - 2ugnteo W D1.a ~ put..Is A. 9n p.s,
to be filed. II. ?. D. Argued BY McAlisteF and
ssaes LOT ma pa.ala curt WI x
s.s.asttaa -. hc.h n.r,Ias IN hrierto ha f,fed
stonntea ~ ootn pa1ues W nt'eA ~ W "eo'
brief to be flied. 10. Motion TO quash
wit OF error passed until second cali Of
daeket hv rpn.en,. pa. Continued for
di.a !: 5, iatsan aiiovsa, sn,i , 1ssissa =, II, n
tuua &C. o4srales q to Jon i 10
e sS u 81 ss$!sa Isa \
sRess2' s2ol tSs e se5 II! Teies 70 sddsns!
record by nectwith, alIoWsd Motion for leave to
wihd5aw the psa e GkMn aiowea re- ~ Amended IL 9t
S. Submitted by defendant oa brief and argument
a1d additional argument TO e. BE- hled; y M9hSn Of,
y. sn "a s baS p
% sns.n. TO- ss ed M 81 Sasm !;
b sss g. o,to e. %ona 3n,e f1t
qMS4 at nnst1aets IN. innod fo. elss ~
~ nu nF p.a!ed un,i sseona II, bv r,rt
eent os asf'ss Is Ruie de absaet ~ tie oS
~ cas. nG,Up s1rt Z 81 eoT ana d.mss suit cross mo-
III LEE .aT r. G,a AZ Snh1oitted Sv ntsfntitr
oo brieF y III Reyived for non-Ioiner tn error
III submitted lot aPpe!1s ano ease passsu ~ con
;snt hx hd' np e eeeGea e * suSifs b. t.
ey ?1ot Uoen IN hpes T. h. diej IT, sub1 T lied b. 3D.
ssITa a Pr 9tsss t", ~ - ~ fe i5a Snst,sa II M.
feer On ofGtS 70 ~ oS nltu - ~ y, he tet In
pe!ant on otists ah9 M & s1r.as ~ " tx i,otfnn
HatS .os snnss ~ e .nt ~ a5cent anneal
" u!sAiss @EFNtaA ~ VET. ..1.T 80 tt1ts
bonds 1G8 Aoison 70 eStenu tnae nn,n sne to,q;
~. Monon 70 e1tena tine at " uS .ao
lne ota' 1s@. 13a ua - - 1nn to;rSa- ~ "-rnF
, 1866-04-06
FROM CINCINNATI.

The Murderer Of the Rosa Family
The Presbyterian Church Dl1cuItY-
Death Of an old Edit0Fs
Ispecin1 Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
CISCESA71, April s.
CooEert, convicted Of numbering the Rosa family,
near Lebanon, was to hare been eentenced to-da7,
but hi. counsel made motion for new tr7al.
baslnc tho claim on the fsct that Of the jurors
had expressed an opinion on the caae before being
empAneled a. turytnan. This being the iact, .
new hearing will have 10 be granted.
sequel to the difficulty in the Fnst Presbyterian
Church. Of this city. which ended in row some
weeks aso, tIanep1Fed oday. The didIeulty aro*e
In The election OF eldeFs there being Two tickets,
one Of Union candldaftA, and the other OF seces-
sion proeIlyIt,es, the Uniontsts tEfumphtnc. in
the Presbyter to-dsy,.. Thacker. Copperhead
elder, reua!tiDc in ot7ec, introduced = con-
plant, aak1nc that the election be eet aside. This
was lteagrced TO. and ten. Wade, Union Elder,
presented request, efgned by a majority OF the
churrh. requesting that Thacker be directed to re-
sign. The PresbYtor5 60 directed, by q vote Of
twenty-efghtto one; and thus the church Ia rid Of
fis last Copperhead elder.
james b. Taylor, formerly enitot Of the Daily
7tmts, Of this city. and Of the fathers Of Know
nottingham. died recently at bis farm In Noble
COUNTY. Indiana,
, 1866-04-06

Hoard OF Trade In Atlanta-No Cholera
at fmobI1e-Tlic Peace Proclamation
How IL IN Coustrucd-The Charlotte Il
South Carolina II. II.
Especial Despatsh 10 the chieaeo 1tibune.1
ATLANTA, Ga, April 4.
A meeting Of merchants VAS hald this morning,
10 consider the propricsy Of establishing Board
Of Trade in Atlanta. After full md f1ee titcus-
eIon, 1t vas unanimously decided that the mercan-
tile interests Of the ciJ requrc such a Institution.
A freight tram of the track, In Georgia, yes
terday. Two men were severely kealded.
AL reports Of the existence Of the cholera at No.
bile seem incorrect, but the smallpox ma kes daily
terrible raraccs.
the southern papers almost unanimously e1ult
over the Prrsi!ent's recent proclauaai1on. inter-
pst&ing 1t to mcnn The restoration OF the writ OF
adbeas eosput release ot all Imprisoned rebels. In
csudipg JEFF. Davis; cessation Of military inter-
ference IN civil aaalrs; impoasih!l!ty Of passing
nuy Iurthcr laws punish treason; Withdrawal ot
soldiers everywhere 10 their camps and barracks
md tocn.
TIE Charlotte 4 South Carolina 1tallroad IL be-
in. rapidly rebuilt. The bridge 1T Columbia will
be reaay Nay 10Th, and the entire ttaek matte 10
Colombia ..
Pflccs OF cotton ut Atlanta: Mlddltnes SOC
Augusta. sttetiy mtldline. 9aaE E3aHc; Montgomery
du1I at aSc. Ehasfes on $50 SIC,
, 1866-04-06

there WIS quite fefment In Fenian circles osef tne
M Nv v9Ss YesE. xprN s-1Ge fa.H sa5s lie +
N m expedition Is pound for the tsland q Campo %
Delloi 1t the ent1ance OF ofPassamaqnoddg b&y. flso
Maehaz; Me- there 10 embark for their destination
ID fcboone1.. Two printIng pressfs accompany
the expedition and as soon ~ landing is eneGtso,
prpcIanatIens nfI be Issued to- the Fenians Of sae
United S.a;ea to }cin them. There are some hfIt-
1eh troops on the Island, to b. attaeked y
superio,lnunbers. A provisional government II to
be organized. 4nd a President e!tcted. Ne8 Hfuus'
NteE L. 10 be conquered. Congress cstsb!i5hed,
etc. K1lliaI leads the expedition supported BY
Tlostrfnf and otkAfs
, 1866-04-06

Head Centre Stephens to Sail FOR New
York Matters III PRfl1aMeRt-The
AngIo-AmerIcan Telegraph Come

Head Centre Stephens to SAIL FOR New
Y0rk-matters III PRfl1aneRt-The
| AnEIo.AInerican Telegraph C0n-
pany.
new YoRE, April 5.-The royal mall steamship
Cuba Captain stone, which 1sft Liverpool nj one
o'clock on the afternoon OF the 24th and Queens
toWn on the 23th Ct March, arrived this morning.
The cy ., Ms9ehsstsE y aSea nv 1t
On the evening Of the a3d Of March. The Edn-
bnrg arrived At Queenstown 90 the morning Of the
a3d and of Liverpool on the forenoon Of the 9sth.
midnight On ihe I'D. - -
it ID positively asserted that Head Centre steph.
will leave hasre foE New York shortly. 1e quit
ted Ireland IN q sailing boat. ria Galway
Fenian affairs received come attention IN Parlia-
respect 10 parties under arrest who had come from
Anenea. that be was ready 70 give favorable con
promising 10 Leave ireland and return whence thcy
In tic House Of Commons Watkins asked ii any
aud American Governments relative to Chase's
proposition for international couage bet 1een Eng
land. France and America. Gladstone sad he
Gladstone announced that tbs Government In
tended 10 proceed with the Reform Bill regardless
Of sueges!ions, and proposed amendment. They
you'd retist Grossenos's amendment as II implied
dzeet want Of soaas9ee tn t1s H.,
The ttock Of the Anelo-Amesican Telegraph Co,
si1 hundred thous apd pounds In al was subscribed
and lbe books cloeed. The cable progresses at the
rate Of nineteen nautical miles per day.
The great annual 1fnivefeiy boat race rcEuled In
the victory Of Oxford over Cambridge three
tensths.
Napoleon recel5ed the address Of The Corp.
Legtslattf and made epeech accepting The vote OF
great majority as the continued endorsement o!
biz policy. md spoke In favor Of the extension Of
liberty calculated 10 strengthen and en1l-hten the
Goycinment-not liberty which may become an
arm 10 undermine End overthrow It.
The Bank Of France weekly returns show gain
OF tweusy-two and half millions ot francs IN the
treasury. The bunk has reduced the rate Of dis
CONT from 10 8H.
There aTe three Spanish screw hieates in Cadiz
ha1bor. ready for sea in case Of the appearance OF
Chfltsu pt1yateeEE.
Recruiting for the Austrian volunteer corps 1or
Mexico has commenced.
LIVERPOOL. March 25-a. r.-The ex-Queeu Of
the French, the widow Of Louis Philippe, died at
Claremont yezterday.
The BouIee closed dRll yesterday at 68f lie.
Shanghai iChina} adytees ol February 21et repre-
sent that the Nteu8 rebels were less threatening
toward the northern ports. They had octasioned
great ala!m V.gosons rFspalRatloas Rn 9ad ,t1 oseh
Council at Shanghai, had been imprisoned for 1e-
fuaipg to eiye np ce1tntn documents.
Vienna and Berlin journals continue full Of war
like rumors, military preparations, etc.
Ii Is reported that England, France and Russia
have resolved 10 lender their mediation. Il fs as
serted that the English note ha4 been already sent
| In Rrr1fn fba jnfEfeft6 Of DEHcH.
, 1866-04-06

NEW YoRE, Apnl 6.-The Heratrs Hayana cor
respondent writes that there IL great deal Of mys:
terry attending the reported ueRro regots on several
plantations IN Cuba, the statements respecting the
atfair being very contradictory:
There lave been many very disastrous fres In "a
rtous paris OF the Island, and it is thought that
An Anti Slave Association had been formed In
Havana, to prevent the Introduction Of African ne
eroes on the leland.
new Inc Of Spauish cleaners has been estab.
lithed to run between Havana and AsptnNal, Mic
afa9ua and Jamaica.
II Is reported that the sngar crop WILL &C onequAE-
ter lens tGan WEI expected.
Revenue Fplculstlons arc plenty, and the new
thrift is said 10 ne failure.
The netnolenm excitement has reached the Island,
and fhf thnbi;ap,e are boring, with. in some casee
succesaful iudicattonA.
, 1866-04-06

worth Of stamps TO each member present a i re.
ward for faithfa1 attention. To-day 1t appropriated
the fsne 10 each member rot pretent yesterday a.
q token Of affection for those absent
Senate bills were corcusred IN to- oabolsh distre. =
for rent, and several local bills. Assembly bllls
were passed amending section Is, chapter 10. Q!
Revised Statutes. concerning assessments amend
ceInfng peIeons, DC; to vest titles OF un1edeemed
lands IN counties; to enable townships to repair
bndgea N certain cases; to amend aWs concerning
Revised Statutes concerning roads and bs.dgc.;
and several local bflls
, 1866-04-06
THE GREAT FRESHET IN WIS
C0NSlN,
Railroad Bridges and Dams Swept
y-ManufnctuFlnG Establfsh-
ments Stopped-Loss in the state Estis
mated at 81 100000.
Especial despatch to uh,eago Trtune.l

mated NJ s1sOOosOoU.
Especial Despatch to UhfEAgo Iroune.l
MADISON. April s.
The rnf,,osa ,nnnacers o,e ,pnsfrin~ dan,npe. a.
sets,. -. I..ttsn s,,,h a..
as t1plo19 - possiolt, noaus .eaoin* sonu ~ ~.
running all Hght to-day. "eet or nero eaes eau
run only beyond Black Earth, near Mozomanle.
80 nra 80, ~ ef,v -, ~ s,ore ,na .,rne
tieo away oAe epAnet S''t 4eeA - Sonet a'o aoa.o
o1 the piers are washed away 1he ofaaze eah
probably be repaired IN two Or three weeks. II Is
hoped thai by changing cars near Mozomanie and
feyTvsno =, ,he yI.eons3n n,..eor.,. ,sn ha tsten
4h.c.+S -. Ia.s.s ~ ~, - - T.s- - -
te'S 5.H L +" 3A4eo oo e"ea 1S ea'01u@T Ut 1noa'
He +o,1 hr,do4 ,r-,., III, - ~
f,hrn a. ent,TeS sset sTav sT1i ihst It sanF ~
,,sI.1y Eone' ~"e'' ''>'- '>>7> way
f>T1 TTefe Il no further damape bY hEeh water b7re
~ sf,, 1e".t ~ mi Tha c.s ssork. ~. .n1.
sni - ,to - ,sG5cf ~ +,se ~ h1ch =. n
St. H. 51;n. ~ 49," 1bus re3ncrng the snnn1v
I. ~ ftes.,1 =, nht lii .t.,nts 1T.t VIM
sTIs n1rif a3ha :T,1 snrnr ff,s II, this
s,s. + t,s5.a 1s,,,ri,nns resf;,ta The rsins
Ssra hesT hosvv ~ anrino Monday md Yesterday
nase osen nea'y. ali 9s.,as1 III tc.h"t ss
re re tus" ia. dne val dstsc 10
dsms hriuges. ratlroade and Prlsate ptopsfty, Me
neas ., 1ams aTo a ,,esd. f,,; III c,tv ~ A.
~ n5 ~. ara ~. ,IIs sna nher mannfsetnrin
.tshtishroart. h.ra atnnned f,r ren,rs. The A.
e.Aols4men.T nase R ast1nc+ie, ~ sna sm.6e
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, 1866-04-06

SAN FnAsc1sco, April 4zAnlred: Br1R Iubra.
mi csrgo Of Japan tea OF which the stock had be-
Imrcrisl Consul Gtnien has received official uews
from Guerrero, Mexico, to March 10th.
Ia an aclloE al Teptnlpla. the Liberal General
Cauo vas defeated bs inc Imperial General NfTaso,
Nth the loss OF sixty. three Killed.
Porferro Diaz, The Liberal General, met body Of
1mosriN typops under Colouel Acesal, ut Llana
t;rande, and Dfax was defeated with loss OF 100
he news much e1ated the Imperial garrison At
Acapulco. ,,n