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ESLIsTMENTs BY STATES.

TWhen the war closed there were IN the held,
on the sOth day of April, 1865 1,00O,5l6 men
actually in service, and an enrolment of q 245, ,063
men subiect 10 draft. This would make the
total ighiing force of the free States, bet wee9
nbysica1 health. and not including foreigners
not paturalized, to be 3,245,579 men.l
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A Young Woman is Deserted by her
Lover, and browns Herself.
From tie MiIa0asGkee Sentinel, November 20.

From the Mit1Odakee Sentinel, November 20.
On Friday last young German woman named
Mary Wahl, about twenty-five years of age, who
was employed by a family in the town of Lake
as a servant, suddenly disappeared, and no
trace could be found of her. 1t was supposed
that she had gone home to her folks, who reside
10 Washington county, but on Saturday girl
handed note TO her employer, which was as
follows:-
al am mad, and don't want to live. was 80 happy
hst week, but Heinrich Gays now he wont make me
his wife: Good:by, Tell mother was miserable,
and couldn't help It. MARY"
This note told the whole tale, aud search was
at once instituted for her, but with no avail up
to Saturday evening, when some men discovered
a dress and crinoline lying on the banks of the
Knnickinnick river. The river was dragged
and her body was found. She had tied several
rising to the surface. The poor unfortunate,
who had thus fallen victim to the per6dy of
lover, is said to have been a warmhearted,
intelligent, and industrious girl, always ready
unexceptionable, and she had made many
friends even in social circles higher than the
one In which She belonged.
Strange Bnd of a French EIOPement.
The following strange story Is going the round
of the French iounals;-"M de R, having
acquired a fortune in business, retired 10 hand
some property he possessed near F0ntainebleau.
Soon afer, his daughter Julie. twenty -one years
Of age, was asked In marriage by gentleman of
the neighborhood, and in spite of her opposi-
tion and avowed repugnance, the wedding took
place. In the evening the bride was missed,
and the result Of the researches made was only
TO find that the groomsman, who had been a
friend of the young ladY's from infancy, had
likewise disappeared. The father, like every
one else believed In an elopement, and all the
usual means were employed TO trace the fugi-
tives, but unsuccessfully. This occurred Eve
years ago, and NJ de R., having lately pur
chased some adjoining property, on which wa;
quarry long out OF use, set some men to work
who found at the bottom Of an old excavation
two skeiet0ns, which, from the remains OF tht
clothes and the Jewels, were recognized as thu
missing bride and her lover"
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By the United States associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 27.-Captain A. III.
Bre yoort, OF the Marine Corps, died yesterday
in BROOKLYN, I'd I'd l4--
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Arrivals.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE steaaer city of
Washington, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her
ao .ces, up to the l4th, have been eblticipated.
RTLAND, Nov 1.-THE steamer Belgian,
from Liverpool, has arrived here. Her advtces,
up to the 18th, have been anticipated.
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t5g- OFFICE OF It THE u LEaIGH COAL

- FdILAphL hLfhIA. NOVemgef Is 10
dend o. FIVE PEE CEET; Or Two Do.lass and half
BE on demand clear OF NetiOAal aud state faxes.
u 35u SOLOMON SHEPHERD, TeasuNQ
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Late.t Financial News.

NEW YoRK, November T-Noon:-The fol
lowing are the latest quotations;-G0 14l&;
sterling Exchange 81 per cent. premlu y.
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FINANCE AND OOMMKROE,
OFFICE OF tue EVENING TELHGRAPH,
Tuesday, November 27. 1866, =

There was very little disposition to operate in
stocks this morning, but prices we're drmer. In
Government bonds there was rather moredoing
1862 5-2Os sold at 100, an advance of 4; 1866 do.
at lOs4 an advance of (; and June 7'30s at 106t,
slight advance. 100 was bid for 1O-40s and
1865 for August 73Os. City loans were un-
changed. The new issue sold at 102bDlO2A
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list Camden and Amboy sold at 1901 an
advance of IL; Res ding at 57057t, an advance
OF 4; Pennsylvania Railroad al 54s, no change;
Philadelphia and Erie at S2t, an advance OF
and Catawissa preferred at 2S2, a slight ad vance
on The closing price last evening; 32J was bid
Tor Little Schuylkill; SO for Minehil; 35 for
North Pennsylvania; 67 for Lehigh Valley: 2sa
473 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were un-
changed. Germantown sold at 32b; 80 was bid
tor Second and Third; 20 for Thirteenth and
Fifteenth; 35 tor Spruce and Pine; 72 for West
Philadelphia; and IA for Hestonville.
Bank shares continue in good demand for
bid ior. Philadelphia; l3O for Farmers and
Mechanics; 95 for Northern Liberties; 95 for
Southwark; 100 for Kensington; 100 for Trades
mems; 40 for Consolidation; and 623 for Union.
doing. 26s was bid for Schuylkill Navigation
common; 35 for preferred do; SO for Lehigh
Navigation; 85a for Morris Canal; ia for pre-
ferred d.; l42 for Susquehanna Canal; Sc for
Delaware Division; and 54 for Wyoming Valley
| Canal. =
Quotations of Gold-1O4 A. NJ, I4Oa; IL A. NJ,
14l; IL NJ, 142; P. NJ, 142l AN advance OF
| Ii on the closing price of last evening. ~
The Board of Directors of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company, have this day declared
| half q share, on the capital stock of this Com
pany, payable on demand, tree of State or Ma
tional tax, ~
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
money is decidedly easier. to stock houses anG
6 per cent is readily accepted. The wants OF
stock houses are much reduced, and as usual in
| disturbed times, call loans have decided pre-
ference over long engagements In mercaatile
paper no change. Long bills are not in favor,
and 6s97 per cent. is the rate for best shori
date bills. The bank statement shows further
contraction, the deposits being reduced 81 mil
lions, and the Legal-tenders 81 millions"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-nAy
Reported by De Haven & Bro No. 40 S. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS
100 sh Reading. ...... 67t 200 sh Read lots $50 81
2OO sh 90 lots SOU 61 100 sh do. &c 81 Lie
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Third street. report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold l1ll
@lA2; Silver ae and Is, 1877; Compound Interest
August, 1854, 144; do, October, 1864, lsi; do
December, 1864, l2i; do, May, 1866, III; do
August, 1865, 10; do, September, 1886, 81; do,
October 1866, 8.
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ITALY.

AhneBty TO IthIIahs WHO EMIIsted Tor
Austria.
VENICE (again preserved), November H.
Victor Emanuel has granted an amnesty to de-
serters who enlisted in the Aust riau service.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
-~>~>Ss~N~~>I~~Oo~o~rN~>~~~S>S~
Dispatches from Venice. Madrid,
Berlin, London, Paris, and
Liverpool To-day.
---~~~Y-~y>~O,r>~~oeo~~S>>~o.~~~~
THE SPANISH TROUBLES.
-~~~~~~>~>r>>~~r~~~N,e~c~D~>~--N
Mr.. Gladstone's Visits to the Pope.
~~~~~N~~~>s>o~Do~>~~~~~~s~>
A FFAIRS IN ITALY.
-~~~~~N~N~~s~o~~D>N~~N~~~>~D~>-
Prussia and Austria Not Good Friends.
~o~o~~~~r~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ETC., Etc., ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc.
~-~~~~--~>SO~,~~r~~~~~O-~~~~~~~~~
BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Gables
N~N~VS~~o~v~y~O>~ ~oro~oO~~~o~o>
TO the u s. and EatfoDedn Associated Press I
BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Gables
ITO the .. s. and EsT0pedn Associated Press
THE FRENCH In MEXICO,

Crews for Transports.
PARIS, November 27-A marine levy has
been ordered in France to I'll the places of the
sailors on furlough, and form ews of trans
port ships to bring back the French troops from
Mexico.
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The FenIan Prisoners-No New Trials to
he Granted.

TORONTO, c. W., November 26.-The Court Of
Queens Bench has not yet delivered judgment
IN the case of the Queen VS.. Stevens, Mcmahon,
Lynch, et al, as TO whether the rule will be
granted on the application of Mr.. Mckenzie for
new tnal. As Saturday was the last day for
moving for new trials, none can be made IN the
case of the Queen vs.. Hayden, Quin, and the
remaining prisoners under sentence of death
who Nill be executed on the day already fixed
nnlese their sentences be committed,
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There will be lsA acres Of glass used in the
Psyl, E1PosltVn building.
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THIRD EDITION
EU OP =.
-S~N~NN~D->N>~>>-sN~o>~,>N>---~-
THE LATEST NEWS BY STEAMER.
-~-~-~~~~O~~~~~~->-~~~~~~O>~~>-~~>~ .......
STEAMER SCOTIA" AT NEW YORK.
~~~~-~o~o~>~>>,~o~~~ec~o-~~v>|O-y
Relations Between the United States
and Great Britain.
~~~~~~~~>.>>~ooo>Nooo~~oo~~>>~~
The Neutrality Laws and the
Alabama" Claims.
--N>~~~~.>O>>>>1-~>>,>~>o.~,~D>~~~~
Interesting Advices from
South America.
~~~>NN~nooo~>oNn~>~~>~~~.>~~--~
Etc. ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc.
Interesting Advices from
South America.

Etc" Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc.
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Oflce, No, 26 Merchdnts Erchuhge
Reception and Movements Of General
sherman and Minister Campbell at
Havana.
HAVANA, November 20.-General Sherman and
Mr. Campbell and their suites attended the
Grand Opera on Sunday and Monday evenings,
and were present at splendid military review
in honor OF the birthday OF her Spanish Majesty,
Queen Isabella, after which they we're invited to
the palace and attended grand banquet there.
General sherman and his aids, with Comman-
der Alden of the Susquehdnnd, left for the
country this morning, and will return here again
tomorrow.
The Susquehdnnd will probably take her de.
psrture for Vera Cruz on Friday morning.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Te'egrams to the United States Associated Pres
Ofgce, No. 20 Merchants Erchdnge.
, 1866-06-30
ERUE ST. LOUIS.

tom f,t<G3otl NJ tue His&ontt Pacific
IEzltsnAd-lAr=~ Train fur tts- Plains
-%euaGor 5I.ape-Enl=rxns~t Tor %ait
I.1kr~FerAonnl.
l>pceal1 D1pa.eh to she ca.e7-o T.fhea-.1
-. Lotlr. Xo.- -roe ~.
The Iaei tzi1 Of tho Mi-+cufi Fsa1e Railroad
eount et,uc s. Lo7ia with Lr1+rrwr7a. ~14 Ind
last eFeEtrz. and sht AEooruefE7eot r. Ea2te thai
the road hAS nox zcard lft it7r1irus- Everybody
if frsp:itra 3Ed Er131c6 II fte *a:1y coaetSoa o3
thu enterprise, la ~hea mach I, G1e to ths CO.
tcsrrt4e 1od pubic <ptr7t Of ihe ea&!Ee3s Of It.
Loui.. THO daily pa~+<Eccr ssatxs eos1cacsact
ru1 MFR each nay On 51,y eet. making :hc tso ol
thrt- hnndEeA a.:d tair.~c1 tu,ies n Efrra s1d 4
f,au hours. AYt1nc~<ptp'~ 1fr farioc nAde tot toe
tie tsrEsv1 train ut the At1-0u. hd7n- ttffy ;.
opc bIx-11Ie teatne. ie1f - jo4eph ye-:e1d1t <o1
1be 41slpe. fselgasrd with dry Eo<'4t xod pro-
s.ttoue.
Gu. t;.rc:. md Cor. Tsezana. ~isa soe4. .ns.e+
ief ls.s <srnIre tot New O.sesnt. Th-* - 'besct
10 MaA1n6cxf. wtr7t xfus h4se htcu ehTpaed tru;.
this court1y fo& the Ishefa, z.uy.
&'tu- 1ausrv II. lauc. who E1d . p4r1!vic shot2
at II I4udeu Hole! Ia Tins ery~ hat ,sels 7-At
l4r home II lawrence md y poE with 1t. ss:nsls
trpdstd WAGONS belonging 10 she La:.Fr u,
:stn.,, ha,e 4sz4Trd drz1rr the pA.t ~er1 tfou
tsCat sit Lake and Iruuiper4 toe1 rtAse sk1f 10
emigration frozn Enrup- to tan Lake this 81: n
~tG cxcert my s~c se1a tanoe 1ee os<a.izA:at:
| OF she 7esy.tosy.
t;rre7sl Wa,tft1a Ashley. n Old West Poan.e7. n.
x<aAns planter Little Rock. IL IN fats e.1T q
! ror9f 10 M1Upe.o,a. 7hf G<ne.al hi. 'hao.sp
l eerer tu costou thirty EnaIes bcso~ lIp< n!Ed q
| " bite River The 1s1t7za inra>h f3eod {
+pt. 1. H. taad. 70 have ufrvu1 no*so-~s ~o1sn o
3b< sEf,suscb Of the UElon foscts II lstste Rock
, 1866-06-30

tstt 6=tttcg took p1zne, End tset3e4 to sxsJ ese
EXT Cfs3xtuH.
TIE f1Atty wns Wxxuoed ~ XRynE XeC.ra-y.
md beft lsx1eta1 *t*xEek md Se1zter lxae r.
p!scd. ..
Ars5 the E.u.xz. rno4a stssufEHe an1 tEts1ss.-
liz adtt. -+E> As-r &t:5ztx~d ~ EkeEr-e1.s ss<-
t-+.x1.i Ft:pc. Ct A,-cc=tsa: l.: ri Htre+- II
GE&o: G<7~4si ke:<Ae2- al .se~ 1erx: NJ lit
sfst.s~. od %t~ J'9.<y: NJ Aoeu2z. N Ft=nsJ+
,42.ia: III. Len, & *<r Y4ex. xx- I4e.-. eE
-st~ 1erA tI<ss- Laes1t re1enry~oa- od t.e..Ft~
fsr t}trk os lhe H*7-e OF IL 4pf. %tzss2ssr<: I'D
tntaot1 Nesx7.zod. A.t~9 .Li~. = nstaF L1:e 1.A
f1zttxl >c.abcl x.ss Hr4t- ea'xH tE, Ed xLt.-21~
cd IN se1f eltqo<r e9~r~.@e~.
1be parry - hs1d d-o1-'. <xtsz-4ts-sd tk1a ert9-
trx ~ tl00 Ea~1sd kt4aEroa. G:-a@ ;ca'.e ts
cxe tte e3t11t17~ Of A<tt.%s5T:. f111c=sy :Ae -
ts.-. 1T sh,A cur si=s 10 ,lt:A-u:e..
5n~ Gst ~: &c. tdiz ~ 7$ea+xst- soe p x@a:
- III It IT. 1,tA<-s II. tzr- +Er.a - a. E--E1
s1sau tr.rc 1:sa ::A=9 fGe>+, ~tu a1s4: -e.a<ZSes
7kr pA1tx II t-ftt II :lt 3olir.-
, 1866-06-30
FIsUtl DES HOLMES.
Nmr3aT yIsii- -%.satu. Ar0und-.1 Quan-
dnsy-Ia..rAr g'hicEe~ Hanged.

Emr3aI ylsii->:.sa1u. .around-.a Quan-
dAzy-Fx.rAr Thieves Hanged.
Especial Uc.I.s'ch 70 The Chicago lt,huu-.
IEs NolsEA. Junc =.
The Goserpos, Secretary OF s'atc, Tn'usurer and
Auditor arc nov hnic1a! xi-ts 10 Fort MADISON
10 look at.e1 shc cr,uif,an Of tho fcnan:isrv.
*QuAtty EA~zrl:- oi Lee County. and oheT
s.wax-n.ccr'' tG.'ct:cr. arc et,ll haugtus shout
tom Offering .he ksa.aora4 ol this world 10 .lo:-
Fhop 3epubItcaaa. an'! ro+tuE nrouud gentlemen
holding po.Itors ,irdsf The t'urrs1nnr'ls. - ) v
certain fhess II. hat the co1umnt O? ;1r 1scpu:s
uean parry 1T III" CAPITAL 1+utsio uHhFak"n
Dsrset Drlgadler 9;theraa 1noua. Hart Sen'on.
Junior. has len ttt city. The Cor7tthra1> and
kan.troos Esr crc1ly a-1ta'ed. and saciIlatc
Nteihcr fttsr G: Ert 10 inrc.
The ihree ho,sc t.!rrrs, whore ar7rsf At Nrr:o1
nutiten tW0 = cti;s $50, were fakrn 10 the Sboae
and. II IL rcs.otte lan..n by thr |lrilarc: ':"rl
mrtee. The people ETC cc:cs1iusd sornt au end
10 horse thieves.
tspcc,aI Dcrp,'eh 10 The chic5 20 Tabuae.l
DE-. n ,iSk4. Jna: =.
The Supreme t'outt ad,ourret to-day
The attetsor't valuation Of property in thl
county T. upxasls Of eeyen million doliarr
Ofone hunds* and n.eeu couT1c:s in the Pen
9trnt.Azy. oar nunArrd and 1asrteen are Democrat
z1d t.so conservative Republicans.
, 1866-06-30
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR


Battle Between the PAr4=uAyaus aud
Ati&e~-1f he LaxeeT &satn a Nominal
acknowledgements Of the brazilian
F1tfts Ffr~
NV fonk. Iure ~ The Nfruids tt:o I3uei:o
rns7tt po1depec etsrr The 8~'a!i< sf thr .satr c3
E.sasa I<itaao. srt~s<n Tie txssxrsyxn% 1od Lie
stlltd Afmt. II af'p<Afr ttt f'a1 A<z2s sE.- IT,
.'t "a Of iasuc hack fro.a 11rsnai1a. st~ a.s<
elahdcn1is e1rressd. sa,ttd Tie &rpFoaet Of tho
Liter. and. ty 4 bold ind sudtcndae rxte :
ses-rf flo 10 ths a. hut sutoscceotr at1s,:nr-
sbr lsrx-tnzn$ tn1li< rssn,sd thr y: n5:. toA-
tees ~ifhnrt st~ 11tt of fzttcy oa 1s4hlc49. c1p-
,<:tcd b, The tassensxsus carly tn The tEat- The
1rh! 4 .Fty sevrfs ucr. AuFr 5En5 4 thou End
uoundc6 ail%c5 aae asyssrd 1t CenT.ssu tro.a tne
d4M.
The FArasuAytn& ftti se4otutesy heid shcie fer
md kesefc la't.t NE. anticipate: MI thar u
se,tr1 hsd bccu CONVERTED Ito dos'in- tAtss1ae..
~h fbe cArt1,ou Of cse. Nhieh sYc - =: ~ ttAn+
f<'vt4 Nd bc~yat19 ssaas..
The Essxaii1a 0tr1 fHd lei: The J'afar2. md
fa.to c IT, position ahoyt Tic tsaczs. II TX
faSnt usy lifs'T >osue Of she ncNf ps{e7- trPoa1
:tlr q itf1 IN thc tattef EtteS T. tAftn-.
EEas<aAi xu.t.tF~ II asyaTtl ~e4v anizapsofed.
The Iu,1ed >iSfe- ft,szoer urool: I'm ~ 70 :iip.
a: 1'uen<s A'se+ for It. tle.ena- nth the Al
| tllral ou oGto. The JonlAlA NJ, Ordered fsor
| ~: 'rs1'ea 80 :r.tr1r tic J:.uoAtr. "a: ii.
| *Es~sart 10 trilrte 1bt $h1rsak:r- iAe kxa.s
| M ii EoRstx1dfo.
, 1866-06-30

1anmenis fo1ns ont The ftsnks Of three s:.efa,
members Of tionrrrts. Ouftsdc ot 'hi. reoof' We
her Of CouGre,s .e!ls biz frauk~ The retsoft was
Ok. Axp RAILROAD TAX.
The House having ehoTn uumietakah'e st.ns Of
determination to oppote The amendment 70 toe
eotnp4nes 10 ehasFe their rr..epue tax upon con.
euur1s Of ~. nd tszre!lert npca raistoaf:.
sfe si rorS to ~. The srsssrs cona.e % to ,s
sticking point In order 10 deAt the ~1s0icrone de-
Termination Of the Aou-e therr !. rea.on 20 h.
lther t1anch snn that thls ingenious 8nd tnnAt uu
}a+t psnpositson to force The t'nhl,c to pay the
taxs- Of tat cupofafioEs ~1ll utterly fait The De.
Ut o1 tne rnca,uEr IN th~ linute due IN patt 10
The earnest eno:.+ Of lion. u. ExRie.t9n. oi tue
*econd D,etzlct Of Ohio.
TUE hoU1u REWARD.
1he HOME cUnms;'ee on cialus. hss concl34ed
ef ICON. and nport IL r<pet7cd to-noFroa.
IASua FOH MICHIGAN AND ios"A.
Thf Land <btJcc hss lust transmitted 70 The Cor
c.no4 uf The Siac Of Michigan approved lit So.13.
rer'tnc tl'e In The ,.att tn s.1i acres Q! 'wamp
ssn..al Ersut by the Of thc @s:h Of ~eps~fnbes
lsl. 81 10 The Gos7nos Of ioAs. IN zfaro*cd LIT
Of tuamp and unexplofta land. covering f.if~
prsr-. vt1t!n,: title IN thG State uottS the State
f1act
An flor. y being made fo get shr Hoa+e Con-
.uitttc on tatne 10 reconsider tie suie ty which
tbef pos.portd It'll rcat D~cemh"T TIE eou~ldefa~
Ton O, inc >cua,e bill !os lie t'eu-at Of cett4ln
;ronc I'd confrscsosr. who jctt laFvc ataourts O!
! ,nope; Ia hu!,dtn: tsouc1adt-
crrroas HEck1r7,
The so1lortn. If a,sscs 4 III tuc fee~pts IRON
eu-futus thr tour EafEtIps! port- Of tie Cnlted
| Stx'r-, tsou tbc lCth to she afh Jape:
New York. Il. .3Lh.7fs: uo.lou. <-ll.sbi: Fulla-
4i-tbA.a fl3LLiy; tsalttunosr. IT,, 81; toal- t..
| til Ills.
/ CONTRADICTION.
rcten: report 10 the Secretary Of ,he My synnr
t'olnsuapdtr 1ll~mas Patterson. commanding ihs
Ehlr0 'ates stcat.,rT Nu4curIc. .bp*- 1A4a fhcf*
j. 10 Foundation % thc recent rp,s fnat sr@edn-t
lsd - e. ,aien % 4uaa and soid, n The Cu,.an,
1r4u.r 10 puschate sLenu OF IN my ~sY 10 hare any
| f!3ty 10 do With ihru.
l Tn Mokday c,cpinc pexs tue Qou.e Commute,
Oh lorrisp 1i1us tttt tr1u: .o:s ssd tnc!t srport
| oI lie Eextcaf, question aud the Fen,4a ata4. A.
n. sd. ttt ,at.r7 ,tcy 1,s report 7tsessex TO sh
p,opv.ea itrca. af The oeu'r1th5 :anf. and. - IA
net. Of lhr Nc1ltrp Loan
/ 1ukArEs RA11Y1Eu,
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BUFFALO. Jure "a special dcspasch 10 tho
[pvrie1. 3ruua canaada1-ua lass u.SAt. rays tue
Gnnd Jury p,e-enicd inaicimenf- a=sfn.t 'he fol!
loptne Feniso prirune1s this atseruoon: I"an
O7Ne'l% Owen Starr. John Hsy. John So1asd.uc.
TITpotny U'Lessv. Phlllip ii. Hunnay. John N
Fosa1tJ, John F. Lean. Sohn Mct;nise, H. Ft'z-
Buasio; Hiehsei L. Mnrpnv, y. IT, Lindsey,
james J. Hc1csnan, Terrence QuIun% James r.
RiIey md A1cz e. E4ton. captured IT Malone:
Ire pfisppere xe1e4sed On ball.
, 1866-06-30

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International rclecrapn Expc,tt,on.

1ntfTaAt1oHaE 1r1fEFRp11 ExpCd1KaOH-
SAX FRANCISCO. June e5.-The Western t-ulon
tcsdas for relropolskt theuce 70 13eAnrc>t Slrslt
and pointe o. tlc iiuts!an aud Amesscan COAST.
Colonel Charles nG ls5. ensinecr ~ charge Of The
RpssIau Telegraph Expe 11tlon. tr!c1 Gu the
Wight, accompanied !J Corn I. Annae .otf rru,-
missioner or Tie u-*tan ;oscfnn.cni 10 the Tee
graph Company. aud 1homa. "; kns M X (. an.lor
cTc As+oelated rrr.s. EouDt Anua%sor rcuaalr- In
siberia 10 a..f-t The telegraph enferoztec. and will
al The Aupooy EGycr early IN Aucutt. toonri k1 y
will acrorpzr: 10 tar AmooE, snd pEocscd sh"nce
ort9iard 10 ~ Pcfez~hurr. The Cotup1ny'- taFkt
Clara Bill, rsIrsetsa, Eualers, and UuAstd farc
all gone 10 their .a116u- potnts oi desunafsa Tne
Golden Gate md Nightingale N!i +ali d soon Ct
material they ar Na'iinH foF Arrives.
, 1866-06-30

xyenlheF-IEctsrr TImrs-Cattic DiAeA.e
- TxcHtf-<sOtd Discoveries.
EEw fonE. JuEr c9.-Adrsccs from the carc o.
Good Hope. lG'h of MaF. stale ths: ltc eca':"t
con,IDued sttnafkabiF G1'c- aud ther: was 8 quiet
ftaet1on toH1fn thu yrtu1o Of better stes. Mls!nv
operation. wesc h-in: earned fayo.a slv IN cscrr
direction but hts} Io-.ef sfi occurred In f-oa.ed
dl.t17ca< fton, d't-src: euaon- cattle and >tce3.
The settlement q: treaty Of pcsct heir zen 'he
tac1ori'y. The -old discoveries in frau.sacl ~err
cdnhEfued ss,t nj r.. editions had lels Sa'a! IN
their ua. 10 the di-ktp:f.
, 1866-06-30

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