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QuALTKRhAsT gR-b YNyRALs OFFfcg, rtrsr u
M.aaINaToH y. @. Alrll u. l5b.


WssBiSsTos, D. G.. Arrl II, 49,
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL, at the Cavalry
- Depot, Gs.boo D. Cy order Of t- olaena .erC enfI
there the prsise at public auction qnder ne a.
rccon OF Cart George H. browning. A. O. NJ OF WEDNESDAY,.
MAJ 1896 u o'clock the following described puoie proper
" " vi" oYg % STEAM GRISDIyG AND FEED MILL,
(frmc massive grant fudsonsl ~ By ~ iee wan Goes
engine houses ctei all Constructed Of TOE S Oe u
terial and n sub. sntisl IN nner
the time and pace tue machinery ana sppa"oe"
VIC iH" 0SE M ENGINE OF 100 HORSE POWER
with Under @ inches di feer AID twenty
inches iron bed plate with cold sed bc>
water pumps aud heater sd cssrOn wheel with dhsiac
of diameter ana
f,,r a,I inches face, with Juisons pa sDt goyern9I
''u4 W Two n, B0iLFRs OF slIiORSF! POWER EACH,
boiler n, tv reenhs D Of an inn N tc
dameeI. iouTeea
borr srventysix (1tD 1pwedcd ina
three 60 and fourth ID inehss In diameter WIN al re
TIN no, Pairs or REEDS PATENT BUCKINGIIAM THIRTY
f30) INCHES STRING MILLS, .
consfrueed french msoBe and set IN heavy wes
with hsycuefs elevators and conseyqr sh ~
10 cat and handle hey and prepared feed on tho usa
economical and LABOR gs.ns plan. -,
The Skating ohnished wrought iron ard tic pley
with hangers and boxes riientto yo @ 5
pairs burs driving oct OF tour ~ Ply ruots
and inches wide The bets for driving the uils.
ofthe oak tanned patent stretched lea her
The Engine. Boilers Maciisey and xtures 81 e'ty
condition aud working orde the % ns'us peen u
deemed by the asnt Govonnont tue day Of
sole. the buildings will b. soii separately.
Terms: Cash, In Government fund.
Puohse required their propcTty before Tie hf
s Of July oherwiso arranged With tho owner
the grounds.
boat for CebOro will leave the sIihs, wharf every hoes
ANY farthsf Information may be desired viii be given
application, in By etr 10 aptain OIJh Dt""
lie A. q. d. Oiesboro, tni. office. JAMES A. EklN
Bst Brig Gen in charge lst Div q W. o. Q.
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PEAT, PEAT. PEAT.

Al persons ncres,ea Ia The ranue,e q Pea. r Fuel should
AMI PE Al MACHINE sScciul oTcr-
Thls Machine she most ptrisc. and
al gtfies here and nine y For ier par
tcd.s cal ades, rkEKthiLL bANVtAtrt RiNt3 COW
PANN, P,ssssl. " v.
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xxTETL co WITH GRANT AGAIN, or, the

w Song the Monroe really one q The most
u. are by George Cooper ard the by Henry Tucker the
+bor ~ When this cruel war. IL over GONE NON SH &c'
Il 4 S6es 70 esrts, copies sent By nail
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rJO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPOSALS.
will be received at The ofce hottmd r. uni m9nd,y
i,ne Ilr6 q n pc,s a ~ BUILDING tDd COMPLETING
REsKRVOIn su5 GA1E HOUSES 81 tunan'te near tie
IIisb Bridge. ~ ,,,,..
Csrsv ,osoihcs WITH tho n-nie Of tie bidder
I'D Us ~ Offering.
Tho amount ecnty required IN 30 Forty Thoo'sni Dollars
plan, and application Of
tic fngiucefs Office. r., hty siiha., nebr tonn!tve .
Hinnt forn Of a en s. obtained App aton al this Office
0air. CrotoD Asucduct Department, May 10 1859
THOMAS S1EPHEss } Nroon
ROBERT I. DAkHAOH. , Aguedoct
A. ". CRAVEN, Board
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tHAHLks lOUtb tutIvt. 20
4 UCTION SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N THIS DAY (lUEsDAYD II o'clock, at No 10 "et fit
sen,h nz OF o. esant Psaortr $3.50 nj Ps
or st Bus.es ngfuin Cape on Panus' fer erd US
Nirrors dusuty OF excellent Bedroom d bnse
room Furniture Sixth aud seveutsve cars ran within stoS
doofs If theu
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ITO SEWER BUILDERS and STONE-BLOCk
PAvERsscpeate seed Preyo,ai, eah indIsd With the
which f,eiss tie of tie bidder snd date
Of onerus, ~l b, received q h ofc uii II ococ. IN
TUESDAY, May 49, 1906 Tor %. ton't uctioH o. e following
Stree, lmpy0voments. % Wit: SEWERS III
Clf.topt;, between Msdsou aud iienfyr's IN
Thy-hird sud Thirty between Tenth and Eleventh
syes and in said Ayenues; IN
Forty cirlfht,., between Fourth and Fihbhvesi IN 70
between Ninth aud Tenth ayc.. and IN ien'L ave-
Bsyar b,iw Chrys'ie ord foTyfi-s's Ia
hs ve d;re.o M.rcorstA sud IN Sheriff -, be-
tween Rivire'on Delaacrys Alec Tor PANEhLNtS
Third lave from Rov'cry 20 touteenihsi.
Thirty -oiglth.t from siI'h o. rest nihav"
Twentieth H.. from FolIh 20 Broa1way.
(afheriuc-.t., from ChhhanrsGu 10 70 SouiAs'
Eoprteeutbst from Third 10 louihaso
Leonard a. from Brogiway 20 West Broadway, sid
MuIbeny-ff from Bccckerto Houston-s' 49,
plans bo and blanks 0f bfds can " Oh
"a. AQucduct D. psrtment New
York, May u, Ett. IiC4iAs Slfrhtn..sSs, ,foloh
~ ,U y
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ARM tLoTBfsG AND r OUTAGE
EEw.loRx May II. 1876.
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPEKTY.-Wnl be sold
- At PUBLIC AUCTION at tie Depot Of Army Clothing 81
tnuipcc corner Laisat Wsshiu0n NEWTON tty.
FRIDAY Isl commencing at 10 O'CLOCK NJ s fc
lows:
2eo0o Spades
100 Sheyels.
Pickaxes
Pickaxe Handles.
These goods manufactured and a IN TIE ersh
packages.
saps articles be the depot, ard flTttW
infornistiOn obtained -
Term cash funds Ten per cent down and the b.
the depot which dust be vrhs
three days sale of the goods and ten cent
byt. tEig zen. d. IA. SINION,
D. Q. NJ. Geu- u. :. A.
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PHS NIX q d iiitS$SSo'rR. ro#d Of A'','o"
(Tee Ros~l Il As-s.ofs House Nay u, lSp


DROPOSAI.S Tor ~IUU,WU NEW AVUEUUNI
STOCK offic CITY o. NEW -YORK.-scaed proposes VIII
b. received tie Comrt oilers oHile anil TULspf May ~
1866 AZ ocort he u be publicly opened IA
The whole OF ay p.It Of ON HUNDRED rOt oAAD
DOLLARS Of Sow Agucd.cl sioek he Ciy OF He.ioi
thoriEed by Chapter SCI Laws Of 1868
said stock vii interest tie fs'e Of on per rent per an
nntn p.var quarterly Principal viii be redeemed on the
first day August 1854 nom tie sinking tund Tor the Redsnpoh
ofthe City Debt.
per one hnntrcd and tie vLote
c.lsd required O. deposit wih tie chamberlain
lie sums awsrde1 10 them respectively.
tie Comptroller the receipts Of tic Chamberlain
for depos si be entitled 10 eerhcstes
r equal Of tho oi tie awarded TO them
b,hing interest from the date, 81 psyu'uts .
Each pfoposs should be sealed AID ndrssd Popo Tor New
Aduedu St0cs Of the CITY Of fO md Dc0d second
euyelop@ addressed 10 the Comptroller $3.50
The shi Is feryed sny al Of e bids II tie Interests
OF the C0rpoIsion Teql.Ts u. ....-...
INV MATTHEW =. BRENNAN CompTolor.
Civ Of Department Finance ComItTors Ohce
MAY II, 1906.
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Sales bn Arciicn.

A. 81. Nfsw'S. AHctioneer
by BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co., Nos. GJi and
AZ as Broadway, Of fhstsa'es Of Books stauonerL
Pictures. Wotbs x Ar fsnrv God. FHrlf1r' ~
TUESDAY EVENING. Nay =. at o'clock
BOOKSELLER" ~ lk-Cous'Iig Of iarge assorIeft o.
v,aa1 Stand ri 4ni u Ltrare Ia 81 degtaentA
ami io1lUdius many hueiy liusT.trd Books, &c.
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JOSH BILLINGS Ills BOOK-A Iih, comic voone con
sniue all tho lenreb sayings Ioveb and GOOD things grnsy
done by Josh billings one OF The most conf book eyer h
in America Fun Of humorous Illustrations Price 81 90
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GAME BIRDS or TIE NORTiI-An entertaining book
X g. ROOSEVELT President OF she Newlok Spornens Gu
and suthcr Of Game Fish Of the Norh" Superior FISHING
Price r..
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BFYMINSTRFA splendid English novel by the 6uthcr
The Silent Woman Ibis capital fiction Is being reed
thousands and thousands the bes nov readers abroad and o.
stinK greet SENSATION. Price 81 -.
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nRMORESTr MONTHLY hAGALlNE.-Ihe
- aad JIJNE number with rand eoinbssnen Of arsie
rov,sties ready. Yearly - with valuable piss1m 70 each
subscbe Splendid presents Tor elphs NO as Broad
80, sinxs copes ~ c;s Bach numbers slsensns, ~ ea,
poss free.
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Ueooin9 CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EVERDELI.s SONS, No. 10i Futon-St.-
N WEDDING CARDS aud FINE STATIONERY Established
1857
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! MAGAZINE READERS complete your sets. Back
w NUMBER Of s the Mtgre Of low prices. q. CiAs A. MIL
| IFRS No "a Nn.sausi. New lt % catalogues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-07
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

bS the huantlc Gable.
LoSDoS, Dec. 6.-EvenIng.-Consois closed
at s. \ Tor money.
The following are the closing prices Tor
American securities: U. > Five-twenties II
Ere Railway shares, a.; Illinois Central
shares, TX.
QUKKNsTOwN. Dec 6-Evening The steam,
ship Erin, from New York. November oath,
arrived here this afternoon and proceeded to
Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 6-Evenine.-The
steamship New York. from New York No
vember 2itb, touched at Cowes and proceeded
to Bremen
LONDON. Dec. 6-Eveuing-It reported here
to-day that the Emperor MaxImillian has tela.
grarhed by the Atlantic Cable that he will
soon land at Gibraltar
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-Eyening.-Cotton is un =
changed; sales OF 1U,OB bales Breadstuffs
market is unchanged. Petroleum market is
better: sales OF refined to-day at one shilling
six pence per gallon.
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From Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Advices from the
interior of Louisiana show that the people
though disappointed in the crops this season :
the worst for twenty years to the breadth of
land planted, are about to start early for the
crop OF 1867. 1t is likely less land will he
planted for want Of means, but II will he mora
diversified farming
The greatest dearth seems to exist IN regard
TO political matters, which are hardly alluded
to. even Dy party papers. The coIored organ
here, to-day. again sig hifies it's disapprobation
Of the acknowledgements of Southern rebels
and its want Of confidence in Southern Union.
lists. and instances Missouri and Tennessee as
examples.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING Last ,y.
ming: mass meeting of the Temperance people
was held under the auspices of the Catholic
Temperance Society, Potomac Division, Foun-
tain Division, Sons of Temperance, aud the
Good Templars, at the new Market Hou.-
were made by Prof W r. Drew. W n Crs,K
and John A. Goldin. and during the evening
the pledge was taken by over 50 persons.
THE DECREE OF REBEKAH, L. q. OF, was
conferred upon four ladies last evening by
Covenant Lodge, No. -, at their Hall on Con.
gress street. There wae a large attPndance
many members ofthe degree Associations being
present.
SUSPICION or HORSE STRALINe-Ypsterda
morning, offcer Harry arrested a colored man
named Anderson woodfall upon suspicion OF
stealing horse belonging TO Robert Wright
colored. The prisoner saws the horse yss le,,
al he ndall Green with d man named Joseph
Murphy, who advanced SIS on the horse 10 q
man whose name the prisoner did not know
The man never returned, and Mr.. Murphy
had no use for the horse himself but had
1osned the animal to his neighbors 20 plough
their ground, and finally loaned il TO the prs
oner The story was so plausible that Justice
Buckley held the prisoner for further hearing
in order to corroborate his statement by wit
nesses from kepdall Green.
THE CANAL-The rumor that the watar will
be drawn of from the upper divisions OF ne
canal on the 18Th instant, turns out 10 be IN
correct II was probably based on a supposi-
Der last year. IL would be the same this wear
Ii seldom occurs that the water is drawn of 50
soon the usual time for drawing il being du-
rinG the month of February. IL rs true thar
many boatmen were taking of tieing up for the
season, but the navigation will not be sus-
pended on that account. Arriyed-Boats T.
Slanbope, wood; cath Moore, bark; Marion,
corr IN the ear: Capt. Snort, wood: and twenty
four boats, with coal 10 American Co, SAN
tons; Ceptral Co, L23i-s tons; Borden Co. 5Ii-3
tons; Consolidation TO-, 223-f tons
BARNEY MCQUADR BROKE JAIL.-News
reached here THIS morning from Cumberland
that Barney Moo uade, notorious character
on me canal, who has several times been in the
hands OF the Metropolitan Police for various
onencee, and was lately con fined in the iail Al
Cumberland for larceny, succeeded in es-
Gaping from his cell Wednesday night tied ms
laiior hand and foot, and took the KEYS ana re-
leased the prisoners. large reward has been
offered for his Apprehension.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr.-The market
for nour and gram has undergone no change
since our report yesterday. The indisposition
OF holders 10 sell at present rates pcstpones
transactions OF importance. the sales being
mainly In small Tote 10 the city trade.
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THE CoNDsMHsD YsHIANs.


NOTE PROM THE BRiTIsH MINISTER
The following friendly note from Sir Fred
srick Bruce has been received at the Depart.
ment Of State:
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF your note of the eth ult, relating to
the sentences OF death passed on Lynch and
j. Mcmahon. in Canada, and stating the vie WIS
entertained by the Government OF the United
States in the various consideration of law
policy and humanity which might be expected
to arise in the course Of the trials Of the indi.
viduais concerned In the raid committed on
Canada last spring Immediately on the re-
ceipt OF that note, transmitted CODY of IL to
Her Hajesty's Government and await their
instructions before entering at length upoa
the several and weighty subjects contained in
IT, Inc course purs ueo by the Canadian Gov
eminent, in bringing these cases before the
regular tribunals Of Justice, TINS securing to
the prisoners the full protection Of the
shown BY them TO communicate all such docu-
ments TO the Consul Of the United States as
may throw light on the justice Of the senten ces,
and the regular of the proceedings will. trust
satisfy the Government Of the United States
that, while vindicating the majesty of the In "
the authorities do not conduct the prosec utions
in any vIndtctive or harsh spirit 1 am, more
over, authorized to state that the whole oues
ton OF the disposal Of such Of the prisoners as
may be onyicted has been referred for decis-
ion to Her Majesty's Government who will
certainly be animated by the desire 60 to deal
with il as to secure peace and harmony he
tween populations living IN such immediate
proximity and separated by o long frontier SO
easily uaversed.
have the honor to be. &c,
FREDERICK W. A. BRUcR
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LATEST BY THE CABLE
Extent Of the Fenian Orga nj zatisn in Eng
o. land

fBy the Atlantic Cable.I
LONDON, Dec. .-Noon.-Ths Post, in stroag
editorial this morning, urges that strict in
quiry be made In regard TO the extent Of the
Fenian organization in England, aud in what
manner the depots OF arms in Liverpool and
elsewhere are guarded. s-a " ,.sy
BERLIN. Dec. s-Noon.-The Grown Prince
of Denmark visited the King of Prussia to-
day.
PARIS Dec. s-Noon.-The French vessels
of Var have bfockaded Corea
koNE, Dec T-Noou.-The French officers
who have been so long on duty in this city took
farewell leave Of the Pope this morning
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s-Noou.-Cotton - The
Brokers Circular to-day reports the sales of
cotton for the week at $4,000 bales The mar
ket shows decline OF Id on the week. mid
ding uplan d. being quoied at l3xd. Sales to-
day will reach 10000 bales. The market at
this hour 10 somewhat frmer than at the open
Ing, though quotations remain unchanged
Bresdstuffs-There is no change reported in
the breadstuf market. Proyis ions are with
out change.
The opening price for consols is So ( for
money. American securities-U. =. Fiye-twen-
ties, II; Illinois Central, ~; Erie, "a.
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RIsfeRr AS ELIZABETH OF ENGLANp-Tbe
National Theater was crowded last night, and
we noticed among the audience several heads
or departments, foreign ministers and alta hes,
Senators and Representatives, and q great
many distinguished army officers and prom
Inent civilians. The performance was worthy
OF the splendid audience which witnessed it
and deserved their enthusiastic applause. Not
till last night did the public here realize the
wonderful power and capacity Of the great
rragedienne, and their verdict at the close Of
th. play was, Z" There is but one Ristori.p The
play Is the only drama based on the life OF me
maiden queen, and lie the productio of a Geno.
ese. All q the principal incidents in her life
are worked NJ with great dramatic ability. and
tie interest, which never droops, eliminates
in the fifth act. By almost unanimous request
this play will be repea.ed on Saturday eve.
ming. This evening, Macbsth.' ---...
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TIE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale, and In wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, among much other reading matter
ccntnu of the articles on 1.-The Future of
the South;" the Presidents Message and ac-
cOmpanying Documents; the Mass Welcome to
Congress. with the speech OF Judge Cartier
and reply OF Speaker Colfax; the opening OF
Congress; the Republican Cane uses; the Mexi-
can difneuliy, capture OF John H Surratt; Con-
gressional proceedings; Humorous Sketches.
with domestic. Military, Naval, Departmental
and Local News; Agricultural and H ousekeep.
ing Miscellany. and the latest TelegraphIc Dis
pate hes from ali quarters.
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Horace Greeley and Governor Perry On
Universal Suffraee


AUGU STA, Dec. 6.-Horaoe Greeley, in a let
ter TO Governor Perry, says the true basis of
settlement OF all our trou b,es is uniyers al suf
frage. He would have all disability because
OF rebellion aId of color utterly and absolute.
ly abolished, and strongly hopes and trust,
settlement on this basis will be made st
Washington this winter
Governor Perry says impartial suffrage NAV
be accomplished by permitting all persons,
black and white, to vote, " no are twenty. one
years OF age, but The Southern peopIe will
never consent 10 this, as IL would degrade the
right OF suffrage and demoralize the Govern.
ment and society, il proposed. To enfran chise
me negroes who could read and write and
hold property qualification. without disfran-
ehising white persons. might, with reason and
propriety, be acceded to by the Southern
States.
Governor Perry strongly urges a national
convention for the adjustment of all dificul.
ties, and thinks an association OF loyal patri-
otlc and virtuous men from all parts OF the
country would have a salutary inf uence in
ad ustlng the present diffic ulties
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FROM MONTREAL.
MCGEE Censured By the St. Patrick So.

MONTREAL, Dec. MIR McCiee has been
eensured by the st. Patrick Society for the
speech he made at the bsnquet lately gwen
mere There was warm discussion as 70
whether he should not be expelled
About ten tons Of specimens from the Geolo-
gicai Department are to be sent to the Paris
Exposition. Drs Hunt and Richardson are TO
have charge OF the Department Sir VIM
Logan will be present, and every effort has
been made toprocure the best species of mine
rails, &c. which Canada can produce
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Southern Markets

NEW ORLEANS, Dec Cotton unchanged
low middiings. 30a3lc.: middlings nominal.
J2c;: receipts, 3,S2O bales Sugar firm; fair. OK
MoIasses easier; inferior. 4Jc: prime CSC Flour
IN good demand; super, Sl0.5OSIO.75: extra,
Sll5OaSi5.JO. Corn in good demand: mixed,
II 25asl 30. Oats, zoe. Pork dull: new. sg3:
ders, 13c.; sides, Sc. Lard dull at I3aI5c. Hay.
Ohio river, S25. Tobacco dull; fair, IGaI2c !:
medium leaf. 9aiUc. Whisky, e2iO Gold.
39k: Bank sterling. 81: New York exchange, 4
discount Freights unchanged.
MOBILE, Dec. 6.-Cotton-SaIes TODAY of
l,UtD bales middlIngs at Doc. Market quiet
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TIE CAUCUS TO-DAY.

A caucus of Republican Senators is being
held this afternoon to hear the claims OF the
Senators elect from Colorado and Nevada for
admission. 1t is slImly attended, as many of
the Senators have left the city until Monday.
and it has been agreed that should any ether
question come up in the caucus no vote shall
be taken upon it. .-t .t IT.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

American Forces Withdra n from Mata.
moraS, and Escobedo in Comman
NEW ORLBANs. Dec. 6.-rhe Galveston
Bulletin. Of the ath says 1t has private in =
ton that Eseobedo and Canales met as frien do,
and that Escobedo now commands the city of
Matamoras; that the American forces were
subsequently withdra wn frouu the city. THIS,
however. is doubtful, As q Cincinnati Com
mercial despatch Of the Goth ult, makes no
mention OF it -..-. ,f,, 49,. ..... ~ II. !
A Washington letter published in Matamo-
ras says instructions TO Minister Campbell
contains the following points: That the United
States does not recognize any other govern
mtnt in Mexico other than that OF the Consti-
tutional Presidency of MIR. Juarez, and that
they do not propose, neither do they wish TO
acquire, any part of the Mexican territory
That they do not recognize in any manner the
claims of France, And that they are willing 10
extend to Mexico any aid with the object TO
queIl local disoi ders whenever required by
the constitutional government Of Mexico with
out proposing to Interfere in any manner in
the domestic squabbles Of the country.
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Defaultins Clerk.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Charles Cady, book.
keeper and confidential clerk for Messrs
Riker Co. Mining Stock Brokers, so Broad.
way, decamped on Wednesday. November
18th, taking with him certificates OF stock in
hrst-c class gold mining companies, valued ar
S100 O00 which he bad distracted from the sa n
of his employers. The defaulter was arrested
last night at the Tontine Hotel after a severe
struggle He Acknowledged his guilt and
delivered mp all the stolen property, admitting
also that he had defrauded the firm 10 a large
amount by means Of fraudulent entries on the
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ;
fBY UNITED SrArES AND EUROP EAN
NEWS ASSOOIATION.l
THE ARREST OF JOHN II. sURRATT.

THE ARREST OF JOHN III. SURRATT.
A mentreal Account.
The Conspiracy 70 ASA ssiuate Prrsidrut
Liacsln Planned In Ric hun end, with the
Assent Of jeff. Davis.
MONTREAL, Dec. The Herald publishes
important extracts from the CORES pondence OF
the party who gave the inform Ation that led 10
the arrest Of John n. Sbrrao, m Italy This
person is a Canadian who ser we'd an the Amer
can army. and subseq uently In the Pap,i force
into which Surratt enlisted, and was there
until arrested. The correspondence says that
Surratt told him that the conspiracy 10 sssas-
einate President Lancoln was planned in Rich
tnond with the ascent OF JeG. Davis. The
informant Is now on his way to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-07
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Dec. The Post says: Loan
markes easy and well supplied for call loans
with considerable business At six. Discounts
dull At Ease. Uncertainty has been produced
by rumors that the government Ii selling gold
and drawing greenbacks into the Treasury
with a view OF disbursement on Saturday
week Stocks unsettled. Governments steady
Railroads lower, Transactions, spirited and
limited; at close was more animated