davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-04-26

EvAxs7oS.-1hc ladies' OF ST. Marks Church will
hold fair for The sale Of fancy and uscful articles
and Refreshments, on Friday evening, Saturday and
saturday evening OF this week, in the basement O!
The BAPTIST Church In Evanston.
, 1866-04-26

LAKE. FoEEsT noTEL-We call The Intention OF
parties anxious to tscape from the city during the
coming summer. 10 the advertisement Of Capt.
Sam Whiting, Of the Lake Forest Hotel, twenty
teven miles north Of Chicaco, On the LIKE sl.orr
]. lea brautt'ul summer resort, unsurpassed for
,lc beauty Of Its eurIonndnga, the hcnlh!ulness or
location, OF the comfort OF lis management. Eapt
Whiting II a man o sar1ef expeie ieuce, haytng
commanded ytrsels on the se& ann Like, aud wicld-
cd The editorial pen nlsh much ability. lie has re-
Gently reftsed the house with everything calculated
10 minister to tic comfort Of his PATRONS
, 1866-04-26

Itch, Ifch!: Itch.:. Scratch,
ScnA7cnit ScEA7cu!ti-Dr. ulaus's Itch Ce1stc
VIII cue The 1teh In &c hours: al-o cures Scai5
Had. salt RaeEu1. and all disease, ot The sk:u.
de,isovre mercury and Ere dangerous. Blanks
, 1866-04-26

"FRo7u AND DnEos."-"Wild Egenon'' nil,
deliver his lecture on this subject this evening, Ia
~m.,h l. Nixon, ualt. 1t will be the last oppor-
iunfty Of uca:inE 1t, and should be embraced.
, 1866-04-26

lIumphrcFE.-A new md freAh Aupolv
Of liumphrcy's Spec1dc Homeopathic Mctic1uct
iu-t received ny smith 4; D~yer. whole- 4lc and
.e,ail xcents. Chicago, IlIn1is. Also. agents tor
Ncmrhrey@s Pond. E1uacts. See advertisement.
anIbuGN+ TU-7l1sIsAT,
, 1866-04-26

THEoEon PER T1iE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Rail-
ROAD Yesterday very desirable chauce was
made on the Michigan Southern route to the East,
hy which can will run through IRON Chicago 10
Cleveland without change, irving hut one ch4nec
10 Buffalo and two u New York A number OF The
>ervcc, Into which way passengers viii not he ad-
ulttet,
, 1866-04-26

Teeth l1kc PeorlA-Sernrrti By the tlNc
Of Caswe!l, Mack 4 Co.'s ..Fcnpdealat' T.,o;h
Paste. II Is absolutely iree from all substances
snjutions 10 ahc ictth. and Il used hs the best
dentists. CAswELL. MACE 1 Co.
.... Sole Manufacturers. Now YORK.
sold by all druggists, Ap,sIy1i3.a,tn.th
, 1866-04-26

TeAtcsl by TRst1r.-I'Ar Throat Diseases,
Ecifs nrd Coughs, s' Brown's Bronchial Tro1hes''
hare proved thelf efficacy BY test Of many year,.
The cood effects sc~ultin. from The u.c or The
T1octe. tasr brought ont many portflcsa 1,ni,a.
lions. Ohtain only Browns t'ronch,,l rtoehet,n
wGJ
, 1866-04-26

NnYd.& NIct1tcuScsl Crenn1,-T1,c mos
pleasant srd Eufcst for tct. csatchc. Tettcr
lzmr1Ec, an1 Pmp!cs, csy1 pt:c ID before III pubic
1t is nat grca>x ointment, will not stain The CLOTH
lnc, Il pertctiv harmless, and Il i. finely erfumrl
any toilet ar::cle IN use Try II ouee and oe con
vtnccd. p.:3.sSS6ASt-xsy1l.
, 1866-04-26

rsfe or fs.-f,nn sEai, ~ ~ Eaus'sa ~, aao wy
n h. icrt1 + - ath. ~ ~ rniie u sn1t required
nu laws oi tie S1sic ."1a''e Fs'Pst's u as zeVe-
THIS .cction provides. n. i. ,rs,1 Ia o,a.-,.,
f!tkf that lhr flar may ~. ,s|d ~, r.
mode in which It thail he done III. 1,xn. n =, no
crrc,ed hy The rtycnuc Iaws Int ,f,c seHone " os
cnnsn nf Tia srr.i,,n -nnptra -, rns .nS sefono
irars "a h. r.i,,,d ht isd I:ant ~ u tne
nra.iT ara ia4, A. ihc esme rs;e ae h,r M
1rtr .nH - tc nsxe*nd =, ~ hS nS @ y I
Shareholders J11fipr Ih;s mod, or ,asa.sinr fha
sh,rcs ~ ssst ~ IT,, ta'i % aS ~ aessinG toe
=, ~ H.. sh.rIhna: mE T. ten.o ra tapssa
;.s,, ~ tif; r y a. .us ,.s Gsc.pe
St,Ic he,rG ,hns ;isn-;xd or ~ $500 an0 @ ~
,noscd H., sna~ @ sa vs. tene. W.
xhrciid - s,, ~ s - ano , en.saelo4s moae
;4ti usop,So, ~ pssT " !pe IIaud. nat INC
IL, H. ,s,r 49, - 49, a. - y ~ lAs
'si9 @ ,u 49, IN ~ IL !tu aas Q! rcotuatF'
.Ss;or, fhrn odn;,,"4 :: Tha r.,i,.i ~ r. Hc pso
at.1ra Sa ntol'Su t ta esP1ta: tsock of eter5
, 1866-04-26

3E7A>TED-Agents-Fo great
q q. ed"r,. '.Fslen Heroes" and Ins.io;s oi ga
1ar OF TsIsss a. raInished Eew Fen!au mt! af
6f.t charce, ever olefrd lrs men 70 make money
, 1866-04-26

Gzs Fl1tnrcx.-Eor new and beautiful
devices Of ca. fxinrct. At factoy prite., call al
MeGinley's yG Washington 81. wG0s
, 1866-04-26

So. G, or TOtlct Cologne. II the nsn~t
pleasant and dIrsble perfume Hsde II Is Preferred
hS those who E.e II, to the ticIuan.
tAswELL- MACK T. Co,
Sole Manufacturers. NrlI York.
, 1866-04-26

FOVND-In the alley between
Randolph a-d Lake. 3nd between Canal Kad
Gliatoa streets, pocket soes containing about e.
psy charges md sske Ii, as 81 West Ia9e street
Y3zl
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

ATEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot d
~ Courandt..t for PHILADELPHIA at Land 10 q 10 n
and u m Tor BALrIMoas and WAsHISGTos Of and 10 N
p ~, and u midnight
INOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and SPRING.
FIELDstsames leave PecKsnp for New Haven st Jn -
L In wit Railroad
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

ton procured oeeups by them urdsr the psmO hNo
Sy,n .ss con,iuis the sn4ioS o. ,smno, IN tss cry
thereof at the foot EzhyIth street. and that the smpoe
gursqani re q the n oy os.sr and aa s', h
direction Of the Street Coami'one aid he sceomP1Dyns edi
ie spo Of t iaority Of the Committee wa, being resd
Alderman oBEIEs moved Tat The further reading Of the same be
suspentsd. and the rsreI ~ laid over
AfmsiiSe- Aoo Conan, Flynn, Broe, oBrsl and
Kessye-Aldernsn Norton McBhen sSiunon, esiasy Ely
Rsy & M1s9a % f saa sbs va. then concluded
The reading Of the maory iePon leyE W pesn b
hs at%s r.: ..i ~ mssns ss i' Tie ''-' o. We SUBSTITUTE
Iiiettnsr Ko5efos l moved to lay the zane over.
Alderman sEASSoS moved rseoma the so'hs Com
alderman vAxsux accepted Alderman E resolution in lieu OF
''s ,l,ted ~ question to be on TIE oooruirg
Aud The question being taken thereon the sac ~a esee y 'e
AailnissivAdermen moore Conan. Morton, McBrien Flynn
Shannon, bnoe, y BTien End Aclnai.--I =, - , ,..,
NegaveAdermen Geaaey Er Reilly Ma''e''on and 'snun'
Report ofCOmee Finance favor Of adopting resolution "
Resolved This, the Comptroller be Is hereby authorized and
CALVARY Church or the um Of hundred and eyeven d6a
SpSpery qS %q,' or Sn rs1n tR SiSS @ s boR lie &
Fourth with Belgian pavement and eha-e the amount to tile
NIich was by the foowinsyote ~. ,,.n,. r,u,,
Shannon Gedney, Ely Refill! Brco' Aa'isT'oa Vlrnan oSH'H
iTo same was directed be the Board f counciinen
or Of Committee and Sciences in fvo Of adopting res
tho Committee Arts and the boo
dermsu Committee Haional hts~o the Board Of
Councen hereby authorized and directed on pc
half City Newi for prelent foa
Sky ninth, and Ninety sixth hegsn Now OK
Slate National Guard each stand o.. TegmenG coors the cost o
regiment exceed the OF oihi hundred dof "c
hereby appropriated therefor and the ComRrosi authorize and
directed payment for the upon tH pre-
proper vouchers and charge the same TO the account
OF City Coutiugencies. 80
Which vas adopted By the following vote: -
hiratiye-A Moore Conan, Norton, hicbren tyrn
Gedney, Ely Reilly BHso Msserson Nafnun Y Obnen
and McGinnis-l4. -, ,, c---.,,.-
for concurrence. H. -
follows:
Resolved with the receiTin basins snd
eulv b built Third svenso from Sixty hhh 20 Seyentyhrs
ee under the Coion Aqneduct Board and tt
the eccompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
W adopted BY the following vote;
observation-disclosures Moore, Conan hcBnsn fynn shannon
Ccdney Ey Reilly, Bnce MAer.on, NAnum, Obhen and Nc
Ounis-lJ
for
meet next Monday the 23l instsnt, at ociok .
Alderman SHANNON moved 70 amend oy Adoahhs 20 meet Oh e
fret Monday IN September,
Which wAs lost
The question being taken the motion Of Alderman GrDSrr
the carried
the Board stood adjourned until Moldy neyt ts -
o. O'Clock p m d. A. NALLNAi"H |'0'A
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18
Otean 5ieamers

DACIITC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
Il THROUGH LINE TO CALlFORNlA,
CARRYING TTIE UNITED STATES MAIL,
River foot Of CnA! a. u cok noon
llh ani 2 o. month lzce whea t.s aSe. fa1
tie preceding Saturday. fot ASPl' ALL
r1ur.sti6. wa Pcnsma Railway with o the Company Q
strsn.hps fron Panama cor SAN FRANCISCO touching ACA'
PJLCO .n.,,
3i.-ARTZCNA, connecting With GOLDEN ACE
APRIL
rh-UEsRY CHAUNcEY. connecting with CONSTITUTION
1l.t-hEN-fOhk citing with GOLDEN ClIt.
Dcf1uras 1T and 2 connect a. feuams with steamer, gi
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Lee aud I'm Tor CfNIt.hi'
A,fEElCAN PORTS. Those VI the lot touch a. MANLAN
Hge checked through On. Hundred Pounds allowed each
aduli
An -x'eec- Surgeon board Medicines and stendsncs free
Ticket further niornisiiou apply o. tue otn
r,ny kss Ce, the Wharf oo' OF eAnA'I' NORM h'e
wv" "'A Fw. q BELLOWS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18
NTEW.YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAO.
1855 WINTER ARRAN6EMEEE iss
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 70, lbs
Passenger Station IN fswYors cns twenty svsa.hs -
fOurtn'tvs Ens .uck on Twenty ssVsnth-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Yo

TRAINS LEAVE NEWfOkh; a.
rer erYew.Hs.sn 100, 500 (EI,l n3Ol IN nls' tEfJ ~
ELJ 3te, 80 aga $50 S(EI,lp. ntx ,r,, aa
fes e.Ssseport 100 500, tEI,l IL" m' N''' NN~~ ~"
Hr. and 8 " tfx M sln,n
Milford S a a ti.s1. M u A lN .
.For Fairned Southport aud W ''@p"'i "''. ~
For Yorw.ls ZOO 400 ErJa a0nN, N ialA fELJ a@
(Ex.1 345 40, $50. 400 (Exl
FOR 0sisn 100 S SO Il Il % a m io4s 80 aaE@
For Stamford 100 a0o tEx $50 ll0 lal tEIi ~
For fot 'n,.,-,,,.. stations TO- aS LIN =,
sts, 40 40, 6.30, 100 D. m. -. a q t.,- "a
80 CONNECTING TRAINS -
IA, Bo,,o, ~ s"rasa9ld 90 = lEIl 800 Er,laN -
For Boston, via shor. Line Az lEI s%p I,,. n ,m
500 m e2-s..
For Connecticu. River Railroad 400 Gx) i2lsp a 70 No.
tcal 800 m. Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fhhkl Railroad 800 lEIj ~
Fof Haven. EswLsudOu and ssninssoa Railroad 80
For Cana Ralroad. lsl5p. N to Northampton
For Houss,>,nic Railroad. sa m
Fo Nsugs,acA Railroad. aOJa IN. aGO o.. N
For Danbny and Norwslk Railroad. 100 40 m ANA.
Csmnaodious Sleeping Cars sttsehed to aOo p IN. tram
JAMES Ii. HOYT supA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

" 10 CALIFORSIA. VIA NICARAGUA
on THE 2OIH OF EVERY MONTH
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE.
Ft,,, cl,.' second Cass Tairi Clsn
tf15 ~ $500. @i20. - oOO'
~ CURRENCY
THROUGH 10 SAN FRANCISCO.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY having
place. has steamboat LAKE NICARAGUA thereby inur
'-' A PROMPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT
vii .spatch fas and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
JERRY ". SMITH, esq, Commander
an FRIDAY 10 from Pier TO- ~, North RveI
Tor asas sppiy early BY mail person. No III WEST
s4'' e''Hs' o. "-i''''" D. N cARRINGToN Agent.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

cogp., KEEcH moved that the ofs BOard Alder
men ~, tIs rc,-s o. aid payer, b. complied with.
Coanemsh sTaccx move that tho son'aeI'n Of the subject be
AS%Shiii'x %iis ". pi.sp1sih iH.s ny Ii. follow
ara.!vs-ooascImen sl4oon Robinson, kenn'n co'ol0
hsesy keess hst''t and i%I o1s r,,n os1o u,,r,,
Bha;man wsit, Kseeh, White, 1JnS ThOnss
Ccanemsn KsEsAs moved ih1. to whole subject be laid upon
the tabls.
The PHEsIDEsg a,ed the question to be the motion OF
Which ' as carried by the following vote:
AhrmAtlvc coune!men Long Flynn OBfies Hsrtmhx Blink
man Ko,er, w.i. Keen Green White Kellogg ynE Thomas
Iislorsn Robert. .nd Hstiriek-le -
,sio M,ct.y Pullman .nd may-a
Board Of &ids@sn in adopting rs.olaiioHs. follows.
THAI the % n sn sDa Eh & Of cns hSnd.S S .ns
pace Of for feet s wide ios.h iaS middle @ 81 the under ne
Which y. .aeegsa Sy the following S,s sS,., op,.
so Hartman Roster ksh, oOsn. Thomss Haorsn Roberts
Esa,,,IcOu.cm.n Keenan, Long Flynn BrinLman, Watts,
wss R.ps Mtc hiS. on TX. ko. sf ia .ss Of amending
Bo.a Of Is,,. to Improving Esah S sy'4ss
streets % read as follows
sen ous Hundred and T~.nyh md One funded and Twsny
ninth streets regulated .d.d curb and gutter stone. % % =: and .
direction Commissioner and the
Report Of COMMITTEES Roads favor Of adopting resolution
Resolved That Hundred Tw.n,ythlrd street between
Avenue and Fourth curd and 1..ered and ne side
already done the sam. bs direction
for adopted
Rsps COMMITTEES Roads favor Of adopting resolution
follows:
Resolved That One Hundred and Twenty eighth street. from
Second Third side q Third svenne nom
One Hundred and Twenty srss, 70 One handI:a ana
street be ourbsd and suffered and he
tagged and rshsssd four feat wide thousn hs center OF
the where already DONE under the dsos Of tn street
ooans%.s Bssa.1s Saa.d s. the Or
den lvis: 324, 22s and 49, be laid upon the table.
Which was los,lby the following vote;
hs1s ss% sS"T .as os.n
ketyecoanclmen Robinson Kssnoy Costello Hartman Orcsn
Tyns Thomas Haorzn Pullman Hettrcs and lmay-
Councilman KEENAN, said Gen Orders be referred
tho Committee on Street opsnnss
Which carried.
MOTIONS RESUMED
Counclnsn KrxoH moved that ths Board Do adjsora
Which Loot
HLAr suspsnd the rules fs the purpose
permitting him 10 oder q Issoaton-
Witch Vss carried.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

yT,fiz7 NoT5f77 AMERICAN LL0YDs r new NNy line inc
Il oil hrstcas svsS New York from Pier No &c, ~ r.
BREMEN via Cowe..iears the following THURSDAYS: .
ryng tie United state Msi en- h. 26h ior
SALIrSA g Hq1ssf iJs d' 5 8; nh Nag
ATLANTIC {. Hover oder h.Sy .uns iSv' pp p iy
BALTIC, A o. Jones der 9 w tln' LoVn p ~ c.In
Prlces Passage payable gold Y S eqavaoHs' ht Na'
e05. "a Cabin. s51 50; s,eerNse, *J ."
For Freight and Passage apply 10 .>..,. ~, AZ ~
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18


AND ENEhI SATURDAY IlAEhEAFIEh
The sire q Steamships admits Of very spacious state Rooms
into the Saloon tho and rare ss
uni. irusssei the lower than other line
An e1per,ncei Surgeon on each ship free OF chafge
Jlsilec. 80; steersg- $50 Payable in currency
sce- eEet bTug parties from Liserpoo Or queens
town tor $40 currency.
The OF be accountable for ipsols or val
sho bills ogdng hAvn. the value expressed thereon ere
signed therefor
For fesht cabin srpy the Office o the Company
No 81 Broadway Storage Office OF the
COMPANY NO. - D''41 J. " j. HURST Manager.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMEk, fITCHBUR0, NASHUA LOWIES
CONCORD, THE WHITE M0UNrAIN3 AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and sanch came the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF FEEWY0RK
leave New daily sandsys sKcspssa O'Clock nGR
Pier No % North River foot Of vsstry-a,
FOR NEWLONDON,
Tnfn
points Norwich Worcester Boston and Wos sssssr Wss
tsr New London aad Northern Railroads
Freight The Fer inomaon inqsirs of
s. MARTIN. Agent. fts8
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tr leave James
II sip, New. York. o. follows
800 I. u. 0uenport Mail. stopping u ell StaioD<
II 90 Q IN. for syossst
500 o. n YsphanL Express and 10 Grssapot Saturday,
o -. Syossct Express
500 D for Farmingdale.
for Roslyn and Glen bead savs s:ooA end SO
o.. changing 81 MineoiA
sunday ElcuSses Trains leave Huntss's Poist sD
4 WHITE, Supsristsa1seA
DARffAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
~ On sna snes MONDAY A gse, ises Ae I'M. -
Camden viii be dssontinusd The Steamer viii ssvs Rte Ne
rs.ta hs:I daily ssnd.ys s.esg:sd n 0'assssas ~
FREIGHT rOR CAMDEN and ntsFmsde sssisns WI = tn1
flow RATES ihs seesk line rsscktns Camden The -
morning
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM hAlL-hOAU.
On and .sr Monday jan 1856, ,ns for Albany an ufo&
connecting with Northern and Western tans viii leave
follows -. r..,A
T8O m va Hudson River Railroad, Thrtiesnst and Essn
ave connecting witt trains for North aud Vest . -
Hudson Railroad connecting with nortnsm -
Western trains.
IL m Harlem Railroad Twenty sixth and Fourth go
uecsinz wit for North and West .>
Hudson River ksilroad connecting Ifoy ".
train for Montreal. with seepiugcsrs sttaohsc - - -
AIS o. m Harlem Railroad connecting Albany vita 49,
trains and At r. and and b. soads ior po
North, With sceping-csrs attached a.
m Hudson Raioad seepinsesr. tom of.
Buio Suspension Bridge without chance A'o 10 monues
Saraogs. This train Sundays. 80 - .,,...-<
eopascng at Albany with morning tns for Sottn -
West. VIM H. NhNphhblbl,
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
lN1 Foot OF Barclay sL-On aud asst hoy aL heinh.
for Hackeustown and inenedIae sAuoI. a, Wiz
s;3s "a Express all stations weS Of AnOurn ~ W.
p. Mou,town Express At p IN ,,, s..,,o,..a..1
New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

FIELDstsames leave PecKsnp for New Haven Js -
connecting with Railroad
NENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY~
~ and Freight Depot IN New York foot Of laosrs
connsct. Hampton Junction with the Delaware Lackawas
Railroad and Esston with the Lehish Valley EA9
and connections forming direct line 10 Pourgn aa -
"''' GKEIT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Express Train. daily from the West except sun1,y wnse
one the evening
SIty saved By tts line 10 Chicaso CnaS
natl 81 Lou. with ctsnge Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENT5
Commencing Nov. 2e l965-Leaye New York as follows
At6s m Easton Mauch Chunk. Wiiamfp,r, WuasoAnS
Malanoy City, ETC. ,,,.-- n
NIL ;IRAis-At g. for Flemingtou Esson. Wstsf ~
wxsbarre Great Bend Pttston BIN ese
ga NV Express fos Esston Alento~n hsrrso,sh
Pittsburgh Ws with bun change Of cars 10 Cineinnss
or Chicago, and bat two changes 70 SL Louis z a..
u TRArS-For Esston Allentown. hauch Chnns hes2Aso
Potsvls. Harrisburg &c. =, ,..,., IA
Mauch Chunk 80 -
bp m-For Souervils and tlennsten
$50 .. nl-For Someryuie.
o u.-for somervile.
spm.-wEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-ro' Es'ton. Alsn''~.s
Resding Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the We., .-.-.-.
Sleeping jersey City Pisouzn very eveo
De obtained At the ONCE OF tne Oen.S
Railroad Of New.Jsrs-y zoo, Of LIBERTY st. n r. No 49,
IIou.e Al kos an and and the principal hotea
~ JOSIAH .. STEARNS. supenntendeut
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

The BALTIMORE DEMONSTRATING
could be heater than the manner in
which the Baltimore police commission
ers put Gov. Swann's friends on the
wrong side of the door. Possession is
nine points of the law as everybody
knows, but its advantages were never
before SO forcibly Illustrated. We may
now hope that the whole affair will pass
off without great trouble, for Governor
Swami will probably be willing to have
a legal decision of the question as to his
Jurisdiction, which he has heretofore
thought it misconduct in the commits
sioners 10 raise. In the meantime there
is good evidence that the old police are
not such bad set of men after all, for
Governor Swann's commissioners issued
s proclamation on Friday in which they
said -
ave do not design interference in any
respect with the police now organized,
or to remove any person connected with
it for his political opinions, provided he
does not hereafter render himself amens-
Die to the laws now in force for the gov
ernmen. Of the police of Baltimore. We
believe that the officers and men in the
department are disposed to be what the
law requires them to be,-conservators
of the peace and it is hoped and ex-
pected that they will cheerfully aid in
preserving the peace of the city,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
From our Special Correspondent, ]
Letter from Montreal.
MONTREAL, Nov. 3, 1856

MONTREAL, Nov. 3, 1866.
Editor Ruiland Herald We left Rutland
on Wednesday morning last, and nothing
of note occurred until our arrival here
on the same evening, when, deeming
1t advisable to acquaint the readers OF
the HERALD with transpiring events in
this section of Canada, concluded to sit
down and write you few lines. We
put up at the Ottawa Hotel, which by
the way is one Of the very best hotels
we have ever enjoyed the privilege of
stopping at, its popular landlord, MIR.
Browning, taking especial interest inmak-
ing his guests comfortable and happy.
The absorbing topic of interst in this
locality the present week has been the
annual races of the Montreal Steeple
Chase Association, which took place up
on the grounds of d. L. McDougall, Esq.
near the city. The weather has been
unusually fine, and large crowds of the
elite and fashion of Montreal have been
in attendance.
The cases of the Fenians who have
been sentenced to death at Toronto for
waging war upon Her Msjesty's do
minions, excite much comment here, and
though the general expression is that
the sentence of the court must be eX-
ecuted, the Fenians are not without
their friends, and though these friends
must necessarily observe silence with
regard to expressing their feelings upon
the subject, it is limited in some quarters
that should an attempt be made by the
Fenians OF the United States to rescue
Messrs. Lynch and Mcmahon, the res
cuing party will receive much more sue
cor from Canadians than is dreamed of
by the authorities here, and much more
than did their brethren in the invasion
of the provinces last June.
Hon. Thomas Darcy MCGEE made
speech before the Caledonian society of
this city on Thursday evening, in which
he took ground in favor Of hanging the
condemned Fenians, and instituting
such other measures as would forever
warn citizens of neighboring govern
ments against melting or aiding rebel
lion on British soil. Ifsimilar measures
as Mr.. MCGEE recommended had been
adopted by the home government in the
cases of the young Irelanders" of 1S48,
we question whether he would be so
fast, it he lived through the ordeal, for
recommending such summary dealings
with men who have been convicted of
nothing, and whose greatest crime is
that they were found upon Canadian
territory after the skirmish at Lime
stone Ridge.
Most of the Canadian ministry have
arrived here from Ottawa, and a cabinet
meeting will be held on Monday. 1t is
understood that several Of these meet
ings will be held in this city, though
why such meetings are not held at Otta.
wa, the capital of the United Canadas
has not yet TRANSFERRED Truly yours,
IT II p
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

MEXICAN NEws.-Letters from the
City Of Mexico, dated Oct, 10, have been
received. The Emperor was at Chepul-
tepec fell of fever. The Imperialists had
been defeated at IXmiquilpain by Marti-
nez with loss Of sixty men. At Te-
huantepec, Gen. Prieto attacked the
Liberals, who were strongly intrenched
at Juchitan, and aftor an action Of four
hours duration, completely routed them.
Gen. Prieto charged at the head of col
umn of 900 men Of all arms, aud having
dislodged the Liberals, pursued them
into the town, where they were again
beaten with great slaughter, although
reinforced by bands from the vicinity.
The Liberals lost all their horses, can
non and munitions, and had nearly 300
killed and wounded. The Imperalists
had so killed--among them the Chief of
Battalion Vicente Canalzo-and 20
wounded. But the most serious loss
was sustained in the death of Gen. Prieto,
who died at Tehauntepec Of typhus
fever, after brief illness, brought on by
the fatigues of a campaign. The balance
of the news states that the campaign
against Escobedo will be energetically
conducted as far as the Rio Grande, and
that the resources of the enemy are
weaker than is generally believed. The
rainy season being near close activity
would commence in November. A letter
from st. Thomas, written by relative
of Santa Anna, states that the ex-Dicta.
tor would shortly return to St. Thomas,
having become satisfied that his enter
prise to the United State was sad fail
ure. An attempt to raise money on his
confiscated estates in Jslapa had proved
unsuccessful, and the bonds which he
had prepared, based on these estates,
were worthless.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

1t was a matter not under his control,
and referred the application to the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. Mr.. McCulloch
held that, having been seized, the to-
bacco must be held by the Government,
and stated that the claimants had their
remedy Ia an action in the Court of
Claims. Instead of hardening to this
sensible advice, the Rothschilds immedi-
ately instituted these various suits In
the State Courts their first stepts being
to procure an injunction, by which, some
time ago, COL Loomis was restrained
from selling the tobacco, since which
time 1t has been in the possession of the
Sheriff of Henrico county. The Roth
schilds may succeed in their suit in the
State Courts, but, under the ruling of
Mr.. McCulloch, it is difficult to see what
good success will do them. The Gov
eminent can hardly violate the law and
surrender the property in obedience to
the order of any State Court. The value
of the property in controversy is stated
at about 100000.