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MaDitowoc, Feb. !, 1866
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

CRIMINAL CouRr- Chief Justice Cartier
kdyard q. Darlington, Esq, District ATTORNEY.
prosecuting
Benz amin Harris. indicted fo- assault md hat.
terry upon William r Bracket; verdict gui y, and
sentenced to jail for "a days.
ELIAS Lee, indicted for stealing horss from VIM.
Chase verdict guilty, and sentenced to Albany for
two years
Alexander sibert, indicted with Lloyd Gibbs for
stealing money from David A. McNair; jury sworn
as to Sibsrt; 70 dict guilty. and ssetencsd to Al.
bany for one year.
Elias Lee, indicted for stealing . horse from
George Chass; noils proseqni BY United States A.
torney.
Alexander johnson, indicted for assault and bat
tsry on James Middleton verdict guilty, and sen.
tsncsd TO jail for so days
Thomas Edwards. indicted for stealing elothins
from WIN J. Keller, noils pyosAsss BY United
States Attorney.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- lNms, sTABLks, iAhclso, ~hAAvEs. &s.. AT
orARrERAAsrER 0kSsaAL's 01HioR, }
tiRsT IvIsios,

wAsHI,oroS, D c., Juu- I >, 1865
By order o. th. aa.rtarn..t.r osaer. her. .nis ss
% meme ~ on TcEinAv JaIy 10. iss It /: oei'ss. ..
% I jay o. '.iI %S:S 'ss% a.s Z. W.:
sr~orEs viii be .old until the whole shall bss. he
disposed o. the folowSs described pubic propery,so
Eleven u onees (rsp.) 2sxl4', 0wo .,oris } lsrao.
ins ic,isJ ssss issls, two as,as, % snd as.a '''A'
Eighty nine (ss) L bor.r, ou. tsr-, Qrams) seven
-four iesls fourteen i2.lI aud ons le.'s. with shed
Tea 40 DWELLINGS. 0ram., 2sxo. cwo stories, with
9th ~us issi' snd two t,isSso. % sdjSiaus s.ia .sa
loxlo, 1870 with wi iozl+ Ax24, (w,th shed sd-
Mn: ysl M-.. House,. er.m., ssriso ewo .tori..)
with .ddl,io.. lOEi2) 2sxso, pw0 stOnss,j isIoo.
Thirty two (sg s.sbls,, arsm. twenty. four as.4a
.iI 2sxsas one LISA and one lsxs with shed ado'n-
Que % Hospital Stable. Grams) with Ss7Oiu..l fee.
o.. q Issuing Stable, Nr.m.J with 0sls sla..l fee.
,.T; srts .. !. p a. .s s.s, &C.
Shedding, I 75s ln.si feet.
styss.y eight l7s' A.nssr', s4nis-tAr's .nd . half
o.. GG.'1%i}y az H., IT,, ss.as sS. asT:s; iSsssia
One ~ Grain House. rama. bex2eo.
.qas,: isst md o.. $50 $50 .sa.I. ~ . ;t' ts.' one I'LL"
FeusipR, 2S $50 liueal feet.
One ~ storshouse, (fram.) 52I,So.
Two srksmith Shops, ifraue,) tssleo, and ssxleo.
oue (i) Engine House, l7xS2
The bn ldipg- will be sold spgly, and must be re-
moved With" 'wepty days.
The bu ldiugs will be taken down at the expens. Of
the pursbasers The depot II sese-sihs BY water aud
vessels Of the largest class he loaded si tie wharf
Terms: CA.b 10 0overnm mebt funds
b"at for o. sboro will the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day Of sale
For further information apply iu person. or hy letter.
to Capt. GE0RaE T. BROWNING, A. O. n, ,ois.boro',
D. o., or to this once.
JAMES A EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. U 5, A., 10 ehArgs,
jeH.jyl0 First Div sion, @ n. Q. o.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS


NOR INVEST CorNER SEVENTH AND STREETS,
INTELLlUENCER BuILilNG,
IL In Union Of Colleges extending 10 the principal
elites Perm penty based up,n the Just PriLeips Of
Individual owasrsb p, oners upsqualled ADVANTAGES
At rates much lower than can be Afforded BY any other
schools
spene.rsn Pepmspship taught In nS purity BY Henry
G. spet Ger, the celebrated suthor Of the sP.nesrsn
Key 10 Penn snSh,P.'
The ~ ten II Business Practice ipv. ned a'd sue
uly ,sught BY tho proprietor, sill receive hi. spe
eAl attention, 7his ~ the most imp rapt n OF the
Book keeping Course. Here ps student applies hts
theoreIieGi knowledge, snd L. prepared for Tue more
minute details Of actual business The system Is 20
vsluHbir that y ere are u,irgit
Ipdvidusl ip.trueon, adopted 10 all branches allows
the student To proee,d As rapidly as L- eh oses The
teacher the only eds 10 know the dsdeirn-
IS of suy pupil kspeeislly l. this the ea.s du'ipg
the summer months, whsp schools usually have small
attendance
tn, public srs invited to call aud examine the most
beautiful collection VI Psn work exhibited In
IcI circulars address HEsRr u. COPE n,
jsis.u PropiistoF
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
The Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge Wyhe.-Homiller
for plaintiff far SIS 98
wn. Lee ssain-t Joseph D. Stewart. Judgment
Union Bank Of Marylnnd against John A. Smith.
Ju igDsnt confessed.
ment confessed
Wyo"f D-nni'on against Andrew J. swss,ser
Judgment confessed.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
n l. o Il II ! n G
NAVY DEPAarnxSr,

NAVY DkPAarnESr,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoSs AND rLo,HrEa,
Juus ~. 1896
parate Prop sails, sealed aud endor-ed 'Prorosals
for Navy clOIhiug aud ClolhDg Mater ais, :, will be re-
esiyed at thi. Bnres" until o'elaek m the 2d
day Of July 1866 for furUihnR aud delivering ION re-
eevug thirty days' noteel at the usited STATES Navy
Yard at Br oklyp, New York, ,'n such numbers aud
quaptiles Apd Al Sueh umes may be specified by the
CHI 4 THE Bureau or by the Commspdant of said
Navy Yard the numbers aud quantities of the dfsrsnt
arueles sP-eiusd iu the follow pR It, viz!
Bius fanuel yNd,, 2o, O0
CAlf.kiu Shoes, pa r.. u.s. 900,
blankets, number, D, ,0T
The Flannel to be deliverable one half In 90 aud
half 40 days
ouerr may be made for QUO articles, at the "p
uon OF the bidder, aud 10 th.n aTtiel. ls
contained In the "f-r. the thief Of the Burs.u will
hay~ the right to accept GU. oi th- zriess
tsin- 10 such oGrr. aud p Jsc the remsioder
For description II the articles In the amSs 'iE' bid
ders are referred g. the samples at the NTsy Y-rds Al
New York aud Bosou, aud for information as TO tbs
l-ws aud r-gula,"u. Nu pamphlet iorm) r-ssrdiog
oourst- T. the Uf r.s ~ the Com ndAnts aud Pay
MASTERS vf ue rev"rsl Navy yaId-
lhe D'rsrtment reserve. the gbt to reject any pro-
p"snl not considered advantageous TO the Co srumsat
j.22.iawtw
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
INSURANCE. CoMPANIE .

EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON.
IL rANY.
SAA W.
OrvIcs...............N No. $50 Bro4dway,N n X.
This Company lu.ures all binds Of BuidinEs. House.
hold furnurs Merchandise Vessels In PORT and other
Property against Loss BY Fire
DiNEcroRs:
MARCUS 2. HODOEs,
BU0RNB PLUNKgTT,
JOHN GARCIA,
WALDO HUTChiNs,
WILLIAM PERD IN,
R0BERr-w. ngsBiT,
0UsrAvR REYNAUD,
ALIAS fOSvkRr.
RAMSAY CROOKS,
JOSEPH YOUNG,
CHARLES PILL,
q. PACALIN,
8. y. 0lLBE-T,
JOHN 9. WARD,
RoBEKr sCH.LL,
JAMES L. MOHGAN,
0H0N0EF NE>BIrT,
JOHN 3. LEFPlh0wKLL,
r. wEsLkY,
GEORGE 7. srEDMAN,
HkNkY LEWIS,
SAMUEL n CRAFT, sse'y.
j.0.sm kARdUs ,. HOOPS, Prssr
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
VI THE BENEFIT OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL oRPHAN>' HOME FUND,
under the su-pises Of the soidisrs sud saors Upiou
wAshipst ., D. G, At Grover. Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August g. 1855
- 800 oOo tickets viii 10 20 d At q s@eh-75.0N
prr.-uts awarded. va urd At tROonl tl3. 01 Of th.
profits b. given to the 'odi.rs aud Saiurs NHtou1
Orphans Home Fu d. - 50p to the wash,ugt"u M4ls
and Female Orphan asylnm the balance. after daet
expenses, to bp p.d the VI the Soldiers
sailors Union u Washington, b. G.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

Nor RscovERED.-The BODY of A,c,.s
Tonnstt, drowned while on q pIeasur. .,.n,',.u
down the Potomac, on Sunday last has not vet
been recovered, although every effort bss bssn
made by hs friends. Who were engaged ali ,sstsr.
Day In dragging the river opposite Giymont.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

MAP Doos.-Yesterday morning Rounds.
man Walling. Of the Fourth ward, shot a mad a..
In the yard Of John n. johnson, Rsq, on Z stree,
between Third and Fourth streets.
omcer Clements also killed one Al the corner Of
II street north and Delaware avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
Ths suicide Of s..a,sr Lane.

Ths Suicide Of Senator Lane.
The following telegram vas yesterday afternoon
received BY Hon. Sidney Clarke. Representative
from Ksnsas:
LxAvsHwoRrs, July ., 1896 Judge DeIshay
reported Jasss II. Lane dead. lie Is alive, but
uncouscious. I have just sssDbim. TIE surgeons
unsninously decide the case fatal.
D. r. ANTHONY.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

uariaes licenses 70 is4 couples, Of vb,ch A ,.,.
Issued TO eolorsd psrsous. The numbsr ,ssueS n,
June Of last year vas io7, or II lsss thar dudns
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
central .sd .o.sA America.

Censral aud sosth America.
Nsw Yoas. July THE steamer Northern
Lights, brisging Psnsns dates To the 22d ult, hes
arrived. uqts
Ths United sts,ss stssmsrs Nyaot and suwAnss
are at Panama The commander Of the former died
It Callao, Nay slst, Of brain fever.
The steamer st. Mary vas to issvs Panama for
San Franeis.o on the 23d ult. ',- -
vaIpsrdso Is beng strongly fortified.
Adpfral Pearson, with the steamer Powhstan
and she doubls-endsr watsree, was at Cnilao.
congrs. met at Santiago on the lst uit rhs
es.ar. Of Pfssidsss Perez vas received with hissss
and jsrision.
fhs revelation Is awaiting a favorable opportu.
nifty to burst forth among the Chilians.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

ssiss today. 1s.eeo bales. the ssrkst closing
arasr, with % advance Of isid. Brssdstuas arn,
bot iusetivs. Provisions quiet sHd steady.
Lospox. Saturday Evsnius June as--con'ols
sios<d st ssissel for money 8. s-3o's 6siaes.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. los BROADWAY, H.w YoaK,
CASH HCAPITAL............ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS. JANUARY, 1885. 81, CAS- ssls
This Company iusures. d customary rates Of Pre-
uium, against all MARlNEant INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS CARGO or PREIGHr; also against loss or
damage BY FIRE.
~ PREMIUMS ARB PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured recsve rs per cent. Of tho net proats
vi hout iucurrus any liability, or, In lieu thereof st
their option, liberal discouut upon the premium.
ALI losses squitsOly sdjus ed aud promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared JsuaAry a. 1866,
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRINER GRAHAM. Pre-,isnt.
ROBskT n. G. GRAHAM. Wee President
JAME> LoRiNER GRAHAM. Jr.. "a Vice Prsst.
HENRY II. PoATER, Secretary.
CHARLks kIN8, Agent.
Room No I, W shilston Building
je7.ly Coz. P.nnsylyauia av. and ssvsnth street.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

MARRIAoE LIoESsEs.-During the month
fJuns Mr.. r. ]. Msigs clerk Of the court, issued
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

Bank Statement.
New YoRk, July 2.-Incrsase in loans, $2,4oo.-
oooi circulation, s22o oooi depo'its, $3.50. 900;
legal tenders $780, 900; decrease in specie $7OO 900
The national Republican., 1866-07-03


ThaAwArds will be made after the concert the stage
Of the theatre, where the thousand persons can wit
ness It, committee will bs appointed By the sudisnse
to superiptsud the same
Printed lists Of cards will be Published and supplied
to sgsuts and ticket holders Parties having ekpts
will retain them until sf.r the awards made, aud "
their numbers pPear In he st. they viii forward their
tickets mnedaty, with full dreciiopa TO the ship
ping Of odn deeds for the properly. rok t-fr sale
at all the principal Hotels H"ok aud Music stores In the
Bui ding for the henehof the Soldiers aud sailors. Ma
tionL Orphans Home Fund, corner Of ssysnth street
and Psnpsy ylvAnia svenus, Washington, D. @.
The Drecrs sppesi to thu lib rnlty of the people 10
give this enterprise their kind support aud thsr BY
sst 10 relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
oomfzass. .. -
MANAGiHG DIRECTORS.
MAI " A. HALL, Pras't soldiers .nd salors Union
COL, CHAs Z CAPEH<RT, MAI ALBER0ER,
WILLIAM MORSE.
TREASURER,
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Esq,
Cashier National Bank of the Metropolis.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

Contest between wsshisgton and Philadsl-
phia Base Bali Clubs.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2-Ths base ball match
to-day between the Athletic club Of this city and
the National club Of wasbington was witnessed BY
hvo thousand people. The score stood Athletic
H. National 8.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

BOARD OF HEArH.-The regular meeting
OF the Board Of Health was held at the City Hall,
yesterday afternoon, Gen. P. y Bacon In The chair
and DR.. @ M Dove secretary Present, Drs Smoot
Todd, and Ford, Messrs. Wilson, Aryes, Elliott
and Gaddis
A rssolution was adopted requesting the Mayor
to have tho city market masters enforce the Law
relative to spoiled meat and stale vegetables and
fruits. prohibiting tho same from being In the
market,
A resolution authoriIing the secretary 10 request
the Superintendent Of Police to have the sanitary
force visit and inspect provision stores throug
tho ciiy was adopted.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

~ ALE Vt . EhM bOILEn, FOnCh
p Jumps, wATsR PIPE, PRS ?. Uas BE-. con-
fin WATER. WORKS AT oIEsBoRo'. D. Q.
ouARrElxAsrEa 0ESzRAL's osyic.,)
vA.ulroros. D. c.. jas. 70. isss.
BY order OF the Get era there will b
sold, The premises, At public suction, under the d.
.ss;iS. Sf G.H..,s Iss ISsssr.s 5IoSn,,s ..
o.. steam yoilsr 80 f.t. long and feet ia diameter
iron viii all the neee...ry .Ppurtss.nss. ieeudi.s
e.s,ron front gauge eoets globe valves. feed pump,
graf. pipe. plus' reducing pieces. As slin good
eylnsr sineh stroLe IS horse power each, and each
capable Of pumping and forcing 100 900 gallons Of .ater
si.nd., so"piiss.. ssna.. sisos. soSSis S.i,. oil
cups, Sc Thee Pumps are comparatively new, sndis
''%f %isss: aS.aa'y CIV q Water R!p.. :. follows,
s1ss e., s.,ass s,as e..';!ron Water Pipe
800 fsst 2.iseh wrousht.iron "
set fee. !, 5.ineh eas'.i'on :.
isoo feet i.tash
5000 feet A.ineh 4"
viz T. the s::: ,'s n.: p.s
stop p-eosks sbows four-w.y p ee., &c all IN szesi:
s9 1sas ana r.p... i, .s:s
Pps.eu,ug n.eh,;nss taps .ad dies, pysrs, sr.bs
The depot h accessible BY watss and vessels Of the
iarsss, class can be loaded al the wharf
Term>: Cash, In 0ov-rpment fubds.
Deliveries will be made to purchasers before
the nrst Qst) day Of August next.
boat for Gerboro III leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour duriug the osy OF ,als.
Any further iuformston that may be 5ssirsd III b
upon application 10 person by letter, to Capt
George T. Browning, A. O. n, 0is-bHro', D. c., or at
this once. JAMES EKlN,
Brsvst Brig. Gen. U. y. A, In charge,
js2l l-tjylS First Division, O. 4. U. o.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
" Iu vi,toe Of . writ Of F-ri Fieis. ,,susd from
tho Clerk once Of tae supreme IL iha District VI
Caiunb,a and to me directed Will EXPOSE to pub 10
stro', TuEsD ~, the Sd dsy July u-xt 1857. at
Par Of OF No. In square NJ" 2}3 beginning stake
| on the building line Uf Nnrth street lin" with
the building lius Of N b. smith h"us-; thence
north aioug said line to Vermont avenue thence south
along ,aid the orgiuAi pouths est VI
said lot and thence ard rect to the place
II b. gum ng, forty our feet; aud eunt.isinE Soo
square feet less Also. that of laud
mencing at the extreme th pont Of aid above ted
lot aud runuing IaralleI th Vermont avenue teen
feel. then aud parallel tb the ley aud = h-f
| feet thence south aud rsral-l with v-rnout
twev- feet theme" west aud parallel with The slsy Z
feet, thence south aud parallel with v-ruoBt avenue
~eiv. feet thrncs north the place Of bsgpnug to-
g.th-r with s aud -uguar the improvements thsrsoa,
| In the city Of Washington, d. G.
| Be red aud levied upIu - the property Joseph
segar, and will be- 80 To satisfy writ No. 664 TriAls
1 January Term, 1853, In favor Of Z o~eu Co.
| D. s. Uo0UIE9.
jels.h s Marshal strict oI Columbia.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

BURoLARIEs.-On Sunday afternoon the
store Of Mr.. Don ,ldson. on New Jersey avenue
between Il and F streets, was entered by burglars
and q lot Of tobacco, canned fruit, DC taken on.
Sunday night the 8 ore Of @. @. Saver, near by,
was also entered and a lot Of goods oien. Yes
terday morning officer Shafer, Of the Fourth ward,
arrested John Dacey and James Warden, and por.
ton Of the goods were recovered Roundsman Kelly
with 0f6cer shafer subsequently, searched several
places and recovered greater portion Of the stolen
goods. Dacey and Warden were sent to Jail for
court by Jus Ice Walter
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

Horrible Butohsry Of Negro In Georgia.
AUGUSTA July 1.-THE Savannah Neps and
Herald Of this morning says A freedman wss ar
rested at Macon for the murder Of woman In
Wilkinson county, and was brought back to the
scene Of the outrage. Aftsr the mutilston Of por.
tions Of his body he was bound TO tree, surround.
81 BY fsggots and burnt.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03

Cali for . State Convention In Maryland.
. BALTInoRE. July IA call has been Issued BY
Hon. WIN. II. PurneII, chairman Of the Unesndi.
tional Union State Central Committee, for the as
ssmbling In Convention, in this city, on the 2s,h
instant Of delegates to represent the voters Of the
State who sustain the restoration policy Of Prssi.
dent johnson.
The national Republican., 1866-07-03
y. ID, hNTCHlNooN, ksq,,
Cashier Eatioual Bank " the Metropolis

All persons favoraby disposed requested to act
agents, but no eommissi"ns will be allowed.
MONEY should In cases bs seat by post once order,
draft, express, or Registered letters
Iu every Case send the name and post once address,
uty and State Of each separate
stamp All orders for tickets must he add rsSrd to
WILLIAM s. MORSE,
EnlA nd k.ll.. Nail a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23

WAsHSeTox, April 22-on Friday
fory-eight colored prisoners, charged
with petty larceny, were, by their own
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
Artistic Caprice of Woman Of Fashion

Walking up Broadway, yesterday. re-
marking the extreme richness and variety
of costume displayed by the women OF
New York, and the delightful and unhes-
itating liberties taken by the March wind,
was reminded of the tendency to excess
which pleasure and fashion confirm, and
thought of the very remarkable artistic
carrice of q woman of fashion in Italy,
at grand costume ball, given last winter
by banker of Florence Madame Ra-
tazzi Princess Salms) riveted and
amazed all eyes She was attired as a
Bacchante. Her head was encircled by
a magnificent wreath, formed of grapes
of various hues, with insects of gems
glittering among the leaves. In her
hand she carried a golden goblet. Her
arms and neck were bare, and her only
drapery was closely fitting red and vel
vet robe with a leopard skin drawn tightly
over the back. The skirt was left open
at the sides, and literally revealed her
limbs, covered over by hesh-covered
tights. The seat she chose at the supper
table was somewhat original one, to
say no more Owing to the great crowd
there was scarcity of chairs, and the
fair Bacchante gracefully posed herself
in her husbands lap! Her costume,
in spite of its questionable shape, was
astonshingly picturesque. 1t was made
at Paris, and cost fl00
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
Inat duration of Thomas Carlyle.


The Scotsman Of the Sd publishes the
speech of Mr.. Carlyle, upon his inaugu-
ration as Rector of the University Of Ed
inburgh, and says
Thomas Carlyle, writer of books, was
yesterday installed in the office of Rector
Of the University of Edinburgh, to which
he was chosen by the students, in No
vember last The ceremony took place
in the Music Hall, which was thronged
by an eagerly curious and enthusiastically
cordial audience Mr.. Carlyle's recep-
ton on first entering the Hall, and the
frequent subsequent outbreaks of enthu-
siasm, fully testified to the intense inter
est which was felt in the return Of the
lecturer on Heroes and Hero-worship"
to the rarely visited platform. The for
NAL part of the proceedings over, Mr.,
Carlyle delivered an address-the drift
and form, ifnot the subject of which had
been trusted to the inspiration Of the
moment-on the duties of the student
and the proper object Of his study, and
generally on the question of how the life
and work of the student or of any man
ought to,be lived and done. The address,
eloquent in the truest sense, weighty with
wisdom, and thoroughly Characteristic
though characteristic Of Mr., Carlyle in
his best and tenderest moods-was lis
tened to with extreme aud obviously i'm.
pressed attention by those within the
range of the speaker S voice and often
during its delivery, and especially at its
close, the enthusiasm of the first welcome
broke forth in even greater intensity.
The occasion, the scene, the half-sadly,
half-humorously earnest words OF the
great writer, are all matters to be kept
fast in the remembrance of those who
heard and saw. None who look back
upon yesterdays proceedings can say
that the welcome back to his alma
Mater of the illustrious Scotchman--
who, in the fifty years that have passed
since he left its walls, has endured so
many and so useful labors, attained so
varied and so rich experience, and con-
quered so surprising distinction and re-
ward-was not at once worthy of those
on whom his name sheds honor, and
ignoring to those who have done what
they could toward the recognition OF his
worth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
BY TEL EG RIA PHI
FROM ALL POINTS.
The Midnight Dispatches.

New ORLEANS, April %. Allen & Co.,
from Calcutta, have arrived here to open
direct trade with line of six steamers
with New Orleans. The company is
composed of Englishmen and Panzes,
who say there is much demand for tim
Der and Western produce, bacon, hams,
oil, grease, etc, in the East Indies.
They promise to bring back gunny cloth,
bagging, teas, coffee, spices and all kinds
of groceries for the Mississippi valley.
The Western parishes are all Hooded
and the water rising.
The Eastern Military District of Lou
isiana has been abolished, and General
Sherman is ordered to his regiment All
records have been sent to headquarters,
and monthly report OF prisoners is or
dered
The press demands the release of Sen
ator Gwin.
Workingmen demand the adoption of
the eight hour system the by municipal
candidates.
Benjamin friends say he will not re-
turn as he can do better in England where
he ranks among the first lawyers.
Corn, cane, wheat and all vegetation
well put in is forward. There is de-
mand for cotton seed The Boston
steamship Concordia is up for Liverpool.
The direct trade is increasing. Charley
Armstrong won a race of four mile heats,
beating Rousseau on the last heat by
three lengths. Time, $50, $50, sos.
The race horses all left for Louisville
this evening on the steamer Louisiana
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The French
Minister had an interview with the Secre-
tary Of State, and presented formal ad-
hesion of the French Government to the
American principle of non-intervention,
as explained by Seward. The Emperor
kindly and cordially replies to the United
States, agreeing to withdraw French
troops in three installments; one in No
vember next, and the others in May and
November, 1861 1t expected that the
full correspondence between the two
Governments will be sent to the House
Of Representatives this week. Promi-
nent Congressman think the present scs-
sion win be closed early in June.
ALBAST, April 22-The house of Da-
vid Pellet, a farmer residing about mile
from Norwich, Chenango county, was
robbed on Thursday Of SO ,0OOin money
and Government bonds, during the abb
sence of the owner. The rObber beat
his son almost to death, compelling him
to reveal the place where the money was
placed ..- rr.s
WAsHSGTox, April 22.-0n Friday
forty-eight colOred prisoners, charged
with petty larceny, were, by their own
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
COM M ISSION.

b. NJ. BLACK, Memphis, Tenn; J. b. CowAY,
Late Medical Director Forests Cavalry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-23
DURING THE YEAR 1865,

CHoULD SUGGEST THE NECESSITY OF
- good insurance TO every man who desires to
protect himself against the loss which follows in
the wake of fire,