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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-20
(By Harrison, Goddin & AppersOn, AuetiOneer..J
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG. -

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG \
" TON OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACT0- EiH
RY, DWELLING HOUSE AND UNIMPR0vBD *eS
PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HEHRIC0.--By virtue OF decree Of the
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond, pronounced
the ID day Of July, $780, affirmed by the Court Of APP
peals and Of decree Of the said Circuit Court made
the It'll October 1855 in three suits-the FIRST styled
Lefwich and wife VS. Sheton's executrx and others
the second, Brummel Leftwich and others and the
third Lefwich and others Royster and others-the
undersigned special Commissioners therein named,
WILL FRIDAY the sd day Of March, 1866 at eleven
o'clock A. M, proceed SELL public auction, the
premises the highest bidder the following Real Es
tate embraced in deed from A. L. Roysier TO Joseph
Brummel, of the Sd April, 1855, much thereof as
will satisfy the purpose OF the said decrees upon the
terms prescribed by laid decrees to wit for cash as TO
one-hrd OF the proceeds Of SALE and upon credits
the residue of SIX twelve and eighteen months, In
equal instruments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale the purchasers executing negotiable for the
credit instalments and the title 10 be retained until
conveyance is directed by the Court the taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchaser:
let. The valuable LOT OF GROUND the southwest
corner Of Grace and Twenty seventh streets, on
Church Hill, l32xl65 feet, upon which is large Brk
Dwelling House and other buildings, In the oeeu-
pancy Of OF the family of A. L. Register, deceased.
ID The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on Tween
ty6fth street. between Main and franklin streets, S5x
l32 feet y
3D. One LOT the south Side Of Franklin street, be-
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets fronting
on Franklin street 80 feet and running back 80 feet TO
alley. . +.
4th. one LOT on Franklin street, adjoining the
above 33xl65 feet
5th Twenty LOTS in the plan Of Mount Erin, in Hen
rico county Nos to 20, being the lots conveyed
to A. L. Royster by VIM Christian and wife.
P wM VA cEUM EPBkKrs' Commissioner.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsON,
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THE ADVANTAGES
these spsctaelss over all others are !:

I'd. CAN BIZ WORN wITH PaRPRcT EAsB AMI LENGTH
Of lime at one sitting giving astonishing clearness Of
vision, particularly by candle other artificial Light
comfort TO the spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.

VIOLATED CITY ORDISANcEs.-Quite num-
Der ofpersons were reported yesterday, at PO-
lice Headquarters, with violations OF city Ordi-
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[By Telegraph
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. March 19th.-Cotton has a declining
tendency; sales 900 bales at 40a4l cents. Flour
dull and lOa2O cents lower sales 5000 barrels State
and Western at Sc sOaS % and gil; Southern I'M
changed, but heavy. Wheat dull and 2a3 cents
lower Corn la3 cents lower Pork firm at 500
Lard heavy at l7al9s cents. Whiskey dull at 20 26.
Sugar, Coffee and Naval Stores dull. Turpentne
81 99a2 30. Freights quiet; Cotton 6-16a3 cents.
Gold 1881
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NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, March II, Noon.-Flour is quiet
and unchanged. Choice red wheat 80 20as2 DC;
white, 50 40aS2 70. Corn is bouyant sales 10 0O0
bushels; yellow, zoe. aloat, Csc. in store. Prov-
sions are firm. Mess pork s2S. Lard 194c., an ad-
vance. Whiskey quiet; Pennsylvania, 81 25as2 26;
Ohio, g 27as2 %.
CHICAGO, March l7.-Flour is dull and prices have
declined l5a20 cents. Corn is quiet Oats are dull
Mess pork is firm at S26aS26 So Cumberland mid
dies are in fair request at l3la16c. Hogs quiet
at s. 75aS9 % for medium to good. Dressed hogs
are dull at $40 25aSl0 80.
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TEMALE sCHOOL.-MRs. GENERAL S.
COLLEGE,

w H LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next half session Of this institution will begin
February LIST and end June 2sh 1866 under the Pres
dency Of General ROBERT E. LEE, assisted by com.
petent corps OF Professors. .....-.. .-
TERMs.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lege fees, $50, for the term OF 1--WE months.
For further particulars address
decl9-d&c3m c. J. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty.
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nan AND PASSENGER TRAM

MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily except sundays at 74O A. NJ
Arrives at DNnville a. 4.5O, P. ~
Arrives at Greensboro at $50, 2. NJ.
Leaves Greensboro daily Sundays excepted at $780,
P. NJ.
Leaves Danville daily at 5;45, A. NJ.
Arrives al Richmond az 3:l5, p. N.
Trains connect at Burkeville with Trains on the
Souhside Railroad for Farmvile, Lynehburg Bristol,
Knoxville Dalton, ChattanoO Memphis, &c. sc. at
Greensboro with Trains the North Carolina Rail-
road for SALISBURY, Charlotte. Morganton Lineolnton
6e., sc. N. c.. Chester, WinnsbOrO, Columbia &c
SC, s. G. THOS. OODAMEAU,
mh2)-f SUPERINTENDENT
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STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.

The NIAGARA will NOT leave forS,ZzfS IEt1
New York until SEQ o'clock TO-M0R- 72S2lsE-s.--I5
ROW ,wedn esday) morning.
Passengers requested to be board prior TO that
hour. GARRETT p. WATSON.
mh20-lt
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.HAY, WAGONS &C., FOR SALE.-A
III spirited and gentle HORSE, with BUGGY and
HARM sS complete, suitable for Amily.
90 Government Wagons HuHI .Iacf .
20 Ambulances .
600 bAlss Timothy hay. - ..lf..
P. LATHROP, Agent,
mhl7-n 18th street, south side Of Dock.
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THE CONVICTION & OHIO RAILROAD.

INHE CUVINGTUN q UHIU RAILKUAU.
The Commissioners appointed by the States of Virgil
MIA and West Virginia to offer the Charter for this great
work. for the acceptance of capitalists will meet at
willards Hotel, in Washington City, on WEDNESDAY,
March 2Sth, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The following are the commissioners: .t.. r-
FOR VIRGINIA:
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Augusta,
GEORGE W. BOILING, Petersburg,
THOMAS S. PL0URN0Y, Halifax,
ROBERT H. MAURY, Richmond,
WIN. ]. ROBERTSON, Albemarle.
FOR WEST VIRGINIA:
GEORGE w. SUMMERS, Kanawha,
B. DESPARD, Clarksburg,
JOEL MCPHERSON, Greenbrer,
JAMES o. WATSON, Marion,
JAMES BURLEY, Marshal.
punctual attendance is Of great Importance
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
Washington, Baltimore and Wheeling papers will
please copy. mhl9tdm-
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THE MARKETS.
,HE com AND SILVER MARKET.

,....- RICHMOND, March 10.
Brokers were buying gold to-day al To- ana
selling at 12s.
Silver buying at l9Oi and selling at Pc
Market very unsettled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-20
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Thes,e

MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE.-TheNG
- subscriber will sell publicly, on the lOTH&Ye
PAY OF MAY next, or privately before that date, -
his Farm, containing .IT. TE FEI..|
327 ACRES OF LAND,
Situated in Botetourt county, Virginia, mile from
the Buchanan turnpike, i've miles from Dibrell's
Springs eight miles from the Virginia Central railroad,
and within one and half miles Of the James River and
Kanaw Ia canal. This Farm adoins the lands OF John
Poague, DR.. William Walkup, Lewis Circle, George
Stafford, and Others and within or two miles Of
Presbyterian and Methodist Church The location Is
very healthy and in excellent neighborhood
THE DWELLING HOUSE,
Plain but comfortable, containing four rooms and attic
besides Kitchen, Granary, Stable and other out houses
There is also a fine ... f..
cd. APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
On the place. The Land Is well timbered and waered
and peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Tobacco, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, &c. The upland has been pronounced
very superior in location and soil fort Vineyard There
is also iron and limestone, said TO be hrst-rsts
quality 100 or l75 of the land Is under eultiva-
ton, and fencing in good order.
There will be always some one on the premises 70
show the land Further information given by address
ing me at Locust Bottom Post Office, Boetourt county,
Virginia. will also offer for sale at the time
and place. 200 bushels OF CORN and 400 bushels 81
OATS. Immediate possession will be given to the pur
chaser, as wish to go to West Virginia. o.
Terms made known on day OF sale. -- Il
mhI2-ctM DANIEL CIRCLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-20

Admirably adapted to the Organ OF Sight perfectly
natural to the ye sfording altogether the best artificial
help to the human vision ever invented.
Sold only by the Professor OF Optics and Spectacle
Manufacturer -.f' . ..t.. l'
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VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.


NOTICE, EXTRA.-The concern of HITCH
~ COX & OSBORN has been dissolved, l having
purchased all the interest Of E. D. Hitchcock in the Car
rage business ALI claims due him, individually for
Carriages Carriage repairs, also all claims due
Hitchcock Osborn, up December 81, 1885, has been
duly assigned to me- and !, my agent, Is alone au-
thoriIsd TO collect the same. beg leave most re-
specially to say to my old friends, that their claims
are at the Office of John ]. Osborn Co.. on 7th be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, where / should be
pleased to have them call and settle their accounts by
due bill or otherwise. LIE. .. u. .. . .--....
Thankful for past favors, would most respectfully ask
q continuance Of the same to our new concern. -
ianl6-dSc6w* ]. J. OSBORN.
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
IN n,

OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF MANCHESTER,
MANCHESTER, VA, March Is, 1866.
ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.-Sealed Propo-
i sails are hereby invited, until the 4th of April,
1885, for the construction of BRIDGE ACROSS JAMES
RIVER, to connect Manchester and Richmond.
The proposals to be for IRON BRIDGE on Piers Of
rock face ashar in cement and alternative for three
sites, which will be specified by the committee.
The Bridge will either site be less than 800
nor more than 100 feet in length including causeways
on islands.
Length of Spans not less than 90 nor more than 100
feet.
The committee will also consider proposals for
WOODEN BRIDGE on Howe's or Pratt's plan.
Separate Offers may be made for the masonry and the
trusses. ... .....
The committee the right TO reject any all
the proposals.
For information, apply to the committee in Manches
ter, or address Box 800, Richmond
g. G. MoRkE,
WIN. BRADLEY. fCommiee.
wM.H. GARRETT,
ne Times copy mhl9-6t
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.
L. RsBERG, corner Cary and Thireentn streets IN,
tends removing to New York about the LIST Of April
next and pt GasF w, his sherry ssSs Gin Po Wine
Cbsmnssne in original Packages; also general as
sortment OF ,oopprrc
much below market prices so as to save cost Of reshp
Parte, having claims against the firm will please
send them 10 AZ once for settlement. ''
L. EsBERG,
Cary and Thirteenth streets,
L,qf - Cummarefal 8iock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-20

BS-ofce hours from A. NJ. to 6P. N.
N. Blowing to engagements elsewhere, Professor
Bernhard will be able to remain here for short time
only. mhl0--dSclm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-20

DURE NORTHERN S3ID POTATOES
i We have constantly on Land lad for sale ia lots to
suit, the following varieties Of POTATOES, grown 30
Northern New York, and warranted pure seed:
EARLY WHITE SPROUTS, EARLY DYKEMANs
EARLY BUCKEYES SEEDING MERGERS
M0sIroRS4 "l PEACH BLOWS
PRINCE ALBERTS, ..I. &C., &C. ..s
orders from the South will receive prompt attention:
Consignments OF early FRUITS and VEGETABLE
and other Produce solicited.
REPERRNCEs-DrexeI 4 Co, Bankers, Philadsl-
phia Dare, sproston Co, Baltimore Isaac Jeans
Co.. Philadelphia L. Jones Co, Baltimore; snkmAn
! mhs-isw4w rIfl., 2Se n. wharves, philadelphia.
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,ToUNT VERNON NURSERY,
UPON TIE ORIGINAL
WASHINGTON ESTATE.

Twenty thousand Apple Trees, and great variety Of
Fruit Ornamental and Shade Trees and Shrubs for sale
For full catalogues, apply 10 the subscriber, Post
Office Box 2O2 AexandIa, Virginia, or at the nursery.
C. GILLINGHAM,
GEO. WATT & CO., Agent
dec9-w4m Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
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SPECTACLES.
ballard HOUSE. loza .azAB sa7lfs :.
lADrEs' EsrRasor-FrRsr Ftooa-Roox No. Isl.
s,as IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION. =, y, 4 p

= - = 80 tHlNau tAslA no l.lH
ADrrs' ssrnase1-F1lsT YLoo.-RoOn No. Isl.
sass IMPORTANT NEw INVENTION. I. y y n 5 ~
AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL '' ''41't i-l@
.,...s -.-.-s DOUBLE VISION sPECTACLEs.
THE ONLY PERFECT LENS IN EXISTENCE.
Superior to any other in constructed in accordance
with the science and philosophy Of nature In the
liar form ofa III g..fraI -.... .--s. '-
b. CoyCAyo.CoNvRx ELuPsIs. t.r
Admirably adapted to the Organ Of Sight and perfectly
natural TO the eye afordng altogether the best artificial
help to the human vision ever invented.
Sold only by the Professor Of Optics and Spectacle
Manufacturer. 80
THE ADVANTAGES
Of these speetaelss over all others are:
1lst TEE ONLY TRUE LESs KxowS, BEING PERFECTLY
free from chromatic light SO well known 10 be the
cause Of injury to the vision, and which makes the
change from specacles to Glasses OF stronger power SO
often required while both and distant objects are
seen with equal facility through the same glasses
ID. CAN BE WORN WITH PERFECT EAsE 20 r AMI LENGTH
Oh me Al one sitting, giving astonishing clearness OF
vision, particularly by candle other artificial light
comfort to the spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
Sd. CHANGE oP CLASSIC or sPacrAoLRs OF STRONGER
magniyng power In most cases never required, should
the defect arise from age disease premature decay
thus securing to the patient good sight during life
4th. WHEN THE EYES ACHE Oh PAIN THROUGH rHB Ac-
ton off bright light, such as Is reflected from snow
sunny weather. white paper and In reading, writing
sewing, vivid coored bodies these lenses by son.
ening the rays, effect most agreeable sensation and
perfect cure.
5th. liz ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS The gYR, CAUSING
dull and startling pains In the eye ball temple APP
pearance Of luminous and dark spots in the
aching feeling like sand in the eye the disturbed
nerves are quieted soothed and entirely restored.
9th. GROUND BY PECULIAR MACHINERY, GOT UP AT
great cost Mechanically calculated expressly for the
centre, point Of vital Importance and which other
lens possesses.
7th PROOF OF SUPERIORITY OVER THE OLD KIND OF
Spectaess They used exclusively at all the hospi
tails for diseases Of the eye in New York and
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- 49, ....--s DOUBLE VISION sPECTAcLEs.
THE ONLY PERFECT LENS In pYIsrrrcp
coyCAyo.CoNvRx ELLIpsIs.

Superior to any other In constructed In
with the science and philosophy Of nature In the
liar form ofa III s.-frrU 20 ..... --.' 7'
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CAPITAL $500, 00l
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 81 900, OO
PRINCIPAL OFFICE NO. 100 MAIN STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
INsuRRs AGAINST ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS

An annual premium Of twenty 1--we thirty dollars
will secure policy for &,00O twenty dollars
per week compensation in Of injury. Any other
eral accident policy covers every possible form OF
casualty, including the risk in travelling. Also all
forms Of dslocation broken bones ruptured tendons
sprains, conclusions crushings bruises, cuts sabs
gun wounds poisoned wounds, burns and scalds,
bites Of dogs unprotected assaults by burglars robbers
or murderes the action Of lightning stroke the
effects of explosives chemicals foods and
sufoeation by drowning or choking.
900 FOR TEN CENTS travelling tickets Of insu-
rance of the Southern Accident Company be obtain
at all the Southern railroad stations These tickets in
lars per compensation and only ten cents for
twenty-fou hours.
This company was chartered by the Legislature oil
Virginia, the 18th day Of January 1885, the stock
was taken ana will remain exclusively In Southern
hands and is represented by Directory whose names
are sufficient guarantee that its business will be con
Quoted with honor and liberality, and as pioneer
Southern enterprise, appeals 10 Southern public for
their patronage.
COL. MAURICE s. LANGHoRNR, President.
GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, Of Georgia, Vice. Presi-
GEN. HARRY T. HAYS, Of Louisiana dents.
LUClEN PEYT0N, ActuAry and Secretary
g. W. LATHAM Solicitor.
COL. HENRY E. PBYT0N, General Agent
DIRECTORS.
JoHS R. MCDANIEL MAURICE s. LASGHoRNE
WILLIAM D. MILLER, JOHN II. FLOOD,
GEoRGE N. RucKER, ABRAHAM D. WARwIcK,
STEPHEN T. PETKRs CHARLES N. BLAoKYoRD
@. W. LATHAM LUcIRS PKYroS.
mhl6-St
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR REBUILDING
~ the JAIL in New Kent county, according to the
plan and specifications filed at this Office and with the
Clerk of Nov Kent will be received by the Committee,
at the Court House OF said county until the 18th day Of
April next BAT. D. CHRISTIAN,
WIN. W. TALIAFERR0,
JOHN d. CHRISTIAN,
JOHN MAYO,
HENRY L. BROOKE,
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I
MARCH 18th, 1856.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be re-
i ceivod for enclosing lakewood Cemetery, with
substantial PLANK FENCE, until twelve o'clock NJ.
TUESDAY the Goth instant at this office, where plans,
specifications and form OF bid for the work be
By order of the Committee.
mhl6.td W. GILL, City Engineer
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STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS, &c
d g q -!


DICHMOND AND DANYILLE AND
III PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
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FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.

IL LIFE AND ACCIDENT !
THE PIONEER
SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY g,
OF LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
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John Bull Let Out,

In reading the French Diplomatic Circular
we feel curious to know what the Emperor
means by ignoring England as he studiousy
does. What has become of the cordial I'M
derstanding which Lord Clarendon announce
cd some years ago, and by virtue of which
European influence was to be extended
to American politics The cool omission
Of John Bull from any mention in
this document, suggests to us that Louis Ma
poleon has not forgotten, and will never for
give his {" perfdous' ally her desertion of
him in bis grand scheme to establish Mexi-
can Empire. Aud the commentaries made
by the London press, on this silence, are very
different from the tone of the British press
thirty years ago. The fact is, that the Cabi-
nets of Europe are now managing their af-
fairs with very little relevancy to what is
thought at st. James's, for since the Crimean
war, and England's shameful desertion of
Denmark, the proportions of the British lion
have woefully Unfinished, and his roar is
by no means so potential as he used to fancy
A consciousness of this seems have dawned
on the mind Of the royal animal, for he roars
over this matter as "quistly as a sucking
dove"
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A had Sign.

1t is a bad sign in Republic when the
people look towards military men with the
conviction that upon their views, opinions
and actions, much of the future welfare of
the country depends That this is so among
us we all know, and it cannot be denied that
Editors, North and South, have followed the
movements, and speculated upon the proba-
bic opinions and future action of Gen. Grant
in manner painful to behold. 1t seems
very much as if we were all so many curious
Romans looking from our Editorial ramparts
to witness the tale Of the ransom, and curious
to see if the sword is to fall in the balances
But lamentable as is the sight of !. Republic
following the movements of any one man,
soldier or civilian, there is another show Just
now which is more humiliating by far
We allude to the Importance which attaches
to certain heroes calling themselves - Gener-
rails" who appear to-day on the stage of pub
lie events, General Butler, and General
Hamilton, and {" General Banks and :. Co
lionel" Forney " Generals" without victo-
ries, and as destitute Of claims to confidence
as statesmen, as they are lacking in histories
as warriors, OF virtues as men. The two Bs
have evidently considered the military art to
consist in rapid advances to the rear, and lib
eral appropriations Of private property ;
while as for IS General" Hamilton and /" Co.,
lionel" Forney, we confess our ignorance in
what fields they Won their military titles. But
Insignificant as they are in the annals of war;
it would be an egregious mistake to suppose
they are not people of consequence now. They
are the tide-guages which show the move
ments of the rising food, and it is for this
reason that men watch them, and give their
biographies in such scraps as they may have,
to the public. In scrutinizng Grant, we have
the consolation of knowing that we examine
genuine historic fgure-a soldier of hard
knocks and obstinate courage but in follow
ing the other Generals" we are Disguised at
the study, while impressed with the necessity
OF watching their movements as we would the
bubbles in eauldren of boiling night shade
which may, perhaps, be bottled up for US to
drink.
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GENERAL NEWS
From Washingfnn.

Washington, Oct. 4.-The Secretary of the
Navy has issued special order formally an
nouncing the death of Rear Admiral Francis
H. Gregory, at New York, this morning, ar
ter an illness of few hours AS mark of
respect to his memory. the Navy Department
orders that at the New York navy yard, on
the day OF his funeral, the flag shall be hoist.
ed at half mast, and thirteen minute guns be
fired at meridian.
The numerous anxious friends If the Mar
qnis de Monthelon, whose son was supposed
to have been captured and executed by the
Liberals in Mexico, will be gratitied to learn
that letters received from the young man this
morning give evidence of his entire safety.
JEFF Davis's counsel were to have had an in-
terview this week with Judge Underwood,
but for some unexplained reason they failed