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CHICAGO, January lo.-A very large fire was
discovered this morning in a block of buildings
on Clark street. near Johnson, owned by I. L.
W. Peck. The total losses are about one hun
drcd and twenty thousand dollars.
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SAVANNAH, GA. January 10 Hon. Peter
Cone. FOR many years State Senator, and a
prominent citizen Of Bullock county, died al
his home on the 9th.
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Seizure of Cigars,

Louisville, January 0.-The collector Of
internal revenue seized two hundred and fifty
seven boxes o%fcigars, from New York, because
OF fraudulent Government stamps being on
Them.
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BosTUN, January l0.-A fire in Salem yes
to-day partially destroyed 4 small cottage and
~uttucatcd TO death an aged lady and 4 young
child.
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Gale NJ the East.

B"sroN, January l0.-A heavy gale has pre-
vailed since Sunday. Several wrecks have oc'
Cured off Cape Cod.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, January n.-Flour u ii South
ern wheat declined 2G3c. Corn declined lc'
Beef, pork and lard firm. Whisky dull. Cot,
ton steady. Sugar and coffee firm. Naval
stores dull. Gold, 1854.
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III. b. DICKINSON.
TEMPORARY OFFICE
No. 7 FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER EX-
CHANGE HOTEL.

This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
ELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES In Ii UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE:
Its services are respectfully rendered TO al
BANKS, BANKERS and OTHERS for the ransac-
ton Of business. o,,pc
Especial attention will be given to- COLLEC.
TONS on ali available points in the South, and
prompt returns made.
Highest price paid for Government securities.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..

with a view 10 encourage a spirit OF economy,
especially among the laboring and salaried classes,
this Bank will receive deposits and grant, certin.
Gates therefor, payable with interest and on de.
mand without notice.
This system il In extensive operation In the
Northern cities and i'm Europe. and Its advantages
are so apparent that none having, idle capitsi
should fail 10 avail themselves of it's benefits.
de Its N. AUGUST President.
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QUEER TAsTE.-A livery-stable keeper IN ~.
Ionis has on his premises n playful little
animal"-a huge bear, namely-nna also u
couple OF prairie wolves.
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SOUTHERN SHARE OF TAxEs.-Under the act
of August ), 1861, levying II direct tax OF
$50, 900, 900 on the several States, the aggregate
quota of the eleven Southern States then IN
rebellion was fixed at sc, $50, 900 %: OF TINS
amount South Carolina, the first State to go
into the rebellion, was assessed as her portion
of the tax, 1868, sos and mas ALREADY pau
into the Treasury s234, 7J6. II; Virginia, whose
quota was fixed at $937, 55o.66, has paid IN
sl7l, 400. 81; Florida, whose proportion was
S77, $50. Sc, has paid in S43,1o9.si hrknnsas
whose ouota was slGl $50, paid in $50, l65. 81
Louisiana, whose quota was 1855, $50, paid in
$3.50, 900; Tennessee's quota was St6s, fos' anu
paid in sos, 272; North Cardinals quota was
s576. 1874. 66, and paid in $50, $50. The States oil
Georgia, assessed mt 1854, Sol. S3 Alabama AT
S529, Sl3 80; Mississippi at s4l3, oS4. 90, ana
Texas at 1886, lot. GO, are the only States which
have not yet paid something on account OF tne
,ay From this statement il will be seen that
the late rebelllous States are indebted in these
items alone to the Government $5,las, PSI
Washington Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
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Death Of q Distinguished Agriculturist.

New YORK, January lO.-Professor James
l. Napes, a distinguished agriculturist, died
today NJ his residence, in Newark, New Jer-
Soy, aged sixty years.
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Secretary of War James A. Seldom, Secre-
tary of War John II. Reagan, Postmaster.
General; X. M. I. Hunter, Senator Alexan-
der II. Stephens, Vice-President, and sundry
other persons OF less note.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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Ohio-IuauguraI of Governor

Governor Cox deals in generalities. Does
not recommend any particular measures. He
j. 4 military man.
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IRON AND BRASS FoUNDREs.
r

METROPOLITAN WORKS.,
INl CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREET,.
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary
patterns, we are prepared to execute, at short no.
Wv EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS, BRASS
u RON ON ffRS6lSTs, FOR STORES AND WARE
hCCaassTISGsFo RAILROADS, all kindsi
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY
A AxLEs COMPLETE, WITH BOXES
SASH WEIGHTS, Rat BARS, &ci &c:
paired in the best manner r, and with quick ais.
patch. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Having erected q commodious Smith shop. We
are prepared to do BLACKSMlTHS,- WORK OF all
kinds, including WROUGHT IRON GRATsSGs
for Dwellings, Warehouses, &c. Also, FINISH
ING BRASS OR IRON WORK.
In addition to the above, we are prepared, In our
Wood Shop and Sash Factory, TO supply SaSss'
and M0ULDlNGs Of every pattern punvre
Orders solicited. TANNE q EinEiSc
COPPER. &c. tde 25-sl u. o..
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

NATHANIEL AUGUST, President.
JOEL A. FITHIAN, Vice President.
l.. p. HULBURD, Cashier.
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
II OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER. 1865.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 49,.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON Co
VERNON STREET, NEAR TO MAIN, AND
NEARLY OPPOSITE IL l. DISPATCH
CORNER.
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MARINE IRON AND

BRASS FOUNDRY
Thu spbse,,hers have associated themselves 70.
gether for the purpose Of conducting the :
IRON AND RASS BUSINESS
In ali its branches. They solicit the patronagso VI
their friends and the public generally: -
We have procured n0LL0WW nom orig,nHi
patterns, and as W. intend TO make that our primer
pal business, we are prepared TO receive o10ci''
and All them promptly, al Baltimore prices; p,-..
Location on Dock street, below the York niSo'
cash PAID FOR OLD IRON, BRASS and COP
PER. Ai;tHIp cnx
de ig-ts WlLLLA1a
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NEW CABINET ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW CABINET ESTABLISHMENT.
~ W. most respectfully call the attention Of our
friends and the public TO our establishment, on
Broad street, third door from Trinity Chsrch. We
are old cabinet-makers OF Richmond, and have
been engaged az the business for the last twenty
years, in all its branches, and can assure our pa,
irons that all work done by, US cannot DO surpassed
in workmanship and style. No pains shall be
and YOU will sanction what we say.
FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER, FURNITURE
fully done. UNDERTAKING promptly sttended
to, DO not forget the plaee-Broad street, 'hi'a
door from Trinity Church nu,ups
do 25-3tawts L.. W.. w. a. biLLVto'
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IRON BUILDINGS, ...uvvpy

UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
or vIRaisIA, .,act from
raspectfully announce their readiness Ersinee
Rn3Idincs Of ali STYLES to repair steam : ~
and machinery OF ali kinds with prompeness'
to do all ws akN nsR1IIy MACHINE SHOP.
AZ their works, on .u~ru
c.py sTPeET NEAR fIFTEBNfhi .,tsx.
49, al rarts OF the country are sea ~.
and oa'p parties may rely SpSn ssdss|li,En saa
al1s,ansiy on hand f1s ssls
As above.
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NATHANIEL AUGUST, JOEL A. FITHIAN,
w. HALL, J. L.
/. w. LAIEBROOK Ohm D00LEY, -
W. N. McVEiGH, WALTER K. MARTIN
John II. GREANOR, HUGH w. FRY,
II. b. DICKINSON.
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From New York-The Captain of the Ship Nep
II Held to Bail in the sum of S10,O00-LOs'
Of the Schooner Texas-The Crew Saved
Escnne of CnunferIaifar Roberts.

Escape of Counterfeiter Roberts.
New YORK, January 1.-THE captain of the
ship Neptune has been held to bail for trial in
the sum of ten thousand dollars, 1T the Marine
Court, on complaint of eight of the passengers
and crew for alleged cruel treatment on the
recent passage from Liverpool.
The schooner Texas, from Norwich, for Viz
ginia, was totally lost at Wood Bay, Long
Island, on Saturday. The crew We're saved.
The notorious counterfeiter, Roberts, escaped
from the Jail in Brooklyn at noon yesterday.
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r p. BELL d CO., WHOLESALE
81 AND RETAIL DEALERS IN NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES,
STATIONERY, &c, NOS. 81 " so MARKET
STREET, LYNCHBCRG. dc bin
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I TMBER.-JuSt received, Seasoned
Inch PINE LUMBER. very nice and wide.
Also, in yard, HEART one, one and q quarter,
one and a half; and two inch Lumber;
MERCHANTABLE PINE. assorted sizes
One and one and Il quarter inch
housed and dry,
BILL TIMBER cut to order at short notice.
Hay, LIME, LATHS and CEMENT for sale
q" MERCER 4 WOODWARD,
Ia 2-3m corner of Ninth and Byrd streets.
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ryppNayy A ELLERY

PURCHASE AND SELL ON oMaIss.oS
United STATES G0yERNMENT
SHARES, PETROLEUM SHARES, AMERICAN
GOLD, INSURANCE AND TELEGRAPH z
PROMPT ATTENDANCE AT ALL SESSIONS OF
II REGULAR BOARD OF BROKERS.
REFERENCES Mechanics Banking Association
BALM & Sander, Burling & Davis, Hoyt, sprague
& Co., Importers and Traders Bank, Einstein,
Rosenfeld & Co, ,Waterhouse, Pearl l. Co, Ran.
dolph NJ. Cooley & Co. de 2s-lm
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IL of Darby, Read & Gentry, wholesale and re-
tail dealers In Boots, Shoes, sc. Also, agents for
Weston's Metallic Artificial Legs and WILCOX
above Tenth, north side, Richmond, Va.
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HALL 81 HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand Of
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
No. 7 Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed a co-partnership, as
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A W~ELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly Of Thomas, Hughes 4 Caldwell.
g S. HUTCHINSON,
formerly Of McYeigh, Howard &Co.,
de Its Lynchburg, Va.
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TOHN c. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
Shoes. Trunks, &c, 2l7 Main street, three doors
from corner OF Ninth, Richmond, Va. de Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-12

DAGLAND Il CO.,
II LUMBER DEALERS, FIFTEENTH STREET,
offer for sale
so. 900 feet l inch YELLOW PINE,
200, 900 feet II, II and . inch YELLOW PINE,
5000 feet Ms WHITE PINE, common to prime !;
$4,000 No HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES,
10000 No. . CYPRESS SHINGLES,
WHITE PINE FLOORING, dressed y
WESTERN BLACK WALNUT, twenty-five Inches
wide:
OAK LUMBER.
Also, q large stock Of
JOISTS AND S~CANTLING, from twelve TO twenty
four feet long.
Also, HUBS, HOUNDS, SPOKES and FELLOES,
various sizes, for wagons, carryalls, &c. A large
In, nf them ia l-lm*
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c. H. PAGE

WILLIAM r. SHAW, thanking his friends for
their past patronage, informs them that he will
continue business at the stand formerly occupied
by Shaw 4 Easeley. uu
Ia list WILLIAM u.
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BANKS AND BANKERS,
u EMOVAL.

X Co.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BROKERS AND BANKERS.
have removed to their NEW BANKING.HOUsE.
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR THE CORNER on
TWELFTH STREET, where they are prepared 10
buy and sell on commission BONDS, STOCKS.
BANK NOTES, GOLD, SILVER, DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND LOANS NEG0-
TIATED. lao-Im
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have unts -, remains Of the Pilosaurus
Of the BRITISH enliy been added to the collection
the fortico 'a,i museum and win be described ia
seees memoirs se ~ p Of the
In,n is consist Of nearly perfee. o sa me re-
sRa eas al9sssa asar g then form T Hs
ramiof The lower law ar se e rect in length. The
tset long from the pivot which thai Of I'VE
sae Front point, where they unite. 'aey WORK 10
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OFFICIAL INFLUENCE IN PRANcE.-M Hastrom,
z banker at Poiiiers, and exmayor of that town.
lately absconded to escape from his creditors He
managed to get off very cleverIy. He WAS at
raf,s when he found out that he must fly, and the
packet tor Brazil whittier he had resolved to go,
s ssnea cue same day. He went to the Minister Of
Rra ana stated that he wished to send clerk to
re,,sas ona very important commission At his
dsin III me minister autographed to Bordeaux to
to ess o eme packet. This gave NJ. Harstrom time
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

nan De oot AIMED by application to undersigned
less I'm are recommended by Medical Profession
6FF!Upe v o9 9 america, as superior to all others,
Every LAMB warranted and fit guaranteed. Patients
the expense and trouble of leaving their homes
incarnation and pamphlets oinstruetons free OF charge
Apply 10 JAMES SYME,
Wholesale Druggist
l39 Canal street.
Texas. Ff '
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SPEEDS ELECTRICAL FERRIFUGE
AND FEVER TONIC,
this most excellent preparation the cure of the eyeTs
nous TO the South In Congve and Typhoid FsYe and Tor
Fever and Ague its success Is remarkable ~ ~ '0'
1t can be had, wholesale and retail, at
SYME'S Drug Store
,,so.E uo,,r,,,r 139 Canal street,
corner Chartres and Bieuville
New Orleans
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OFFICIAL.
DRoCLAMATEON
BY ], MADISON WELLS,

GOVERNOR OF 1ns STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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CONGRE Ss WATER.
w lT TE cases CONGRESS WATER and EMPIRE SARATOGA
hesh from the Springs just and for sale at
sYME's Drug Store ~
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans.
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MACHINERY.
DRUMMoNB, DoIG q CO.,

=
MACHINERY.
DRUMMoND, DoIG Il co..
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
A0" 'ss'' locomotives fiuea and Cylinder Boilers Gin,
fers' Filter and Juice Boxes, made a. the
Shortest Notice -.".. .t..
Fire ren.s G @r sf Ras ssd al
Pipes yees etc Chmneys Breechen ali of sbo Stand
All work executed our ioe easas eihSss will b.
eq% IN point OF workmanship and material to any te @
fG e Hs sG5 and Steamship Sc s Agents respectfully
Street between Metre Dsne and Jala streets 40 fHoNr
A TTENTioN, BLACKsMITHs IT,
aud BELLnWs NOZZLE which give tho Cast On III
e Than possible otherwise gives q on two and ID hotter ,ba.
blasts on the same r and spreads the heat over wide rn
se Why e1 heass svea, s o.
Tuyees REQUIRES ve be done a, one 0aansy
greatly tins Sn and fuel Is FIRE completely under he
hot, and will last indefinitely. = A'A''of gets
Prices, According to Size, BIS SEQ ana asr
Orders hlled by CLINTON 4 RICHARDS, No n Maea,n.
street, New Orleans. " 'A
mechanics; 0''''as
Mr. D. c. FREEMAN-H. S. Beny's PATENT TuYsREs
have been in use IN some of the oges under No
using them prefer them TO any they ever used cheerfany
rence In lacksmhing heating the IL quicker more per
cty and with less fuel and getting ont Of order
JAS. McCABE (.
Foreman Leeds Foundry Smith shops
NEW ORLEAss March g. 1875 Is
ri p q 81 FREEMAN, Esq-Dear sir-BERRY's PATENT
at b s In
ever used 1t will heat iron Of any size quicker and mora
s and coal than with any other
neat oh ends perfectly In fire. thus saving tme
aof and coal IL does hot consequently bur
out and does not get choked cheerfuy recommend tbsm
Foreman of Smith Shops McCanns Foundry New orieann
For parish rights in Louisiana county rights in H,
hppi ana Alabama address me at Clinton Richards
d. O. FREEMAN
GOULD MACHINE COMPANY
NEWARK, NJ.
Mnehinists' Tools. Wood Work ing Maeb,n.r
Circular Saw Mills, Stationary Portable Steam E,,.
Boilers, Steam Pumps.
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Just received, large supply of this excs,ent nro.,
S rosnng and aiming Furniture removing ali binGs ~
aaa,ns Spots arising from spilled liquors. acids oils etc and
restoring at once their original polish and color ~ anu
'"' SfaES Drug Store ..-.
lo9 Canal street,
New Orleans
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4bOAEu Vi ulFecGOFBs
GEN JAMES LoNasrREEr, dongstrees, Owen 4 Co. }
President, New Orleans
D. o. HoLDREGE, Holdrege Paxon Fosona) Vice Prssi
dent, New Orleans.
A. G. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New sans
L. r. MAY United States Treasurer New orlesns
zen. r. D. HEBRON Commission Merchant, New Orleans
SAM DESoW, Commission Merchant New Orleans
w. c. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Nav
chant, New Orleans.
j. r. DILLINGHAM;, Dillingham; & Bonner, ATTORNEYS,
New Orleans
'I"hif LANE Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant, %
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. INGERsoLL, Of Mobile Ala
GEN NJ j. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. D. GRIsWoLD Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia
g. WILLIAMS, Secretary New Orleans.
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do not boast of having advantages over my neigh
po out Will assure customers that from eighteen years
lehce IN business in New Orleans aud det elimination not ia
De nndersold offer Inducements quality and prices
equal to any Drug House in New Orleans f
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hIsLEY'S EXTRACT OF RUCHU.
Just received full supply of Risleys famous comno,,d
r,nia Extract OF BuCHU, very reliable preparation Fa
SYME's Drug Store,
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans
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PELLETIER'S FRENCH QUINfNE,
1900 o. French QUININE for sale at reduced prices by
SYMF, Druggist,
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans.
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The undersigned sole agents. hand vii
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate with the buckle firmly at
taehsd end of the hoop This Tie recommended to-
planters its simplicity strength and the
with which 1t can be adjusted bales any size
1t has been used by large number of planters since 1852
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at office
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
& % and Poydras street, corner of Trhoun;tonIa.
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PoURvoY4NT A L ELECTION EFT COMMISSION pARIE
eouvERNEuR Dun JUICE DE PAX POUR Ia Pa
RoIssE ouAcHIrA EFT pEF1SIssANT LES Fou-
The New York herald., 1866-02-22
than the natives would In half a dozen centuries II


PACIFIC rouADaos.
me Nnl'ed states steamers Mohongo ana Nyack were
NJ Nh'Mhs' al NE Lass dates The Natsrco had aaied
from Calao southwad supposed Tor the On nca slands
Noihng had boon heard from the squadron Of commo-
dorc Rodgers, now anKousy looked for Valparaiso
Our squadron wi" now have its hands full the south
coast and more vessels could b, with adyantage
there IL no telling wha, may turn up before this trouble
TIM ROBBERY oF rATMAsrm mrrnuocar, unrEp srArrz
The trial OF Mark Bradley and the boy Icke for the
robbery Of Paymaster RttenhouAe United States Navy
commenced last week, bl will not De terminated for
days, account OF appeal taken py his lawyer
10 higher court The accomplioe 'Ncd who
rested San Francisco n sun board tho - NaryH
He viii be held as a dcserter from the United stAtes
steamer Naragansei, and his trial will be by court mar
ual
MiscELLAsEour sgwn
The steamship Houry ChRuDccy, Captain Grey, from
New York tho lst inst arrived az Asplnwa al noon
on the eth Her passcngen and mails CROSSED the hamo
day, at once embarked board the Colorado and
sailed the night for ran Francisco Among the
passengers by he Channcey were Lieutenant Commander
Franklin United states Navy, who VII command tho
o. New York author or Sketches IN Cuba y vino. with
his lady and sketch book VIII pass a few months IN
.s~~c ,rrAIs cbI yt,65pEss,
The Commander of the United States thp 81 MaryG,
Capt Colyocorc5h, has taken the liberty calling me 10
cunt Tor having given plain and truthful statement
the appearance and conduct of hs niger boats
10 the trccs q Panama aud In the argument he lost
hls mper He wa 90 Kind to toll me what IL and
"hht u not ny dnty. He might a. vel have directed
tho press OF Caao not % give ~ his having
run Tue 1 hhfyh ashore FhnAl IA tAlaO hhfbor,
nine O'Clock Ia the morning Of clear dAy when ho
N charge of tho deck ana when the shp be-
ing lost as To tel mo that am not TO hay what y eyes
and my hear
continues dclghtful and the health ~ The Athmus per
feet II Panama did not bear such bad reputation
dseryedy and had better modatun for stAngcrn
there j. no doubt Il could he made dntnf the winter
months most aitrncuvo resort for tA0rc who deAra
climate during the cold wealth OF the N0rth bNt.
am sorry 10 say beyond Tho climate % Panama from
January until May there nothing la nduro visitors 10
r"Wnin longer than necessary. ueW hotel has been
"going 10 Ibc built for long that IN despair,
uni Yankee energy aud capital viii undertake the
terprhe.
Hrn sAJKsrY r mp uKyA1iuos,
Commander JOllne from the coast Of Motc0 IN route
~ England arrived here the evening tho ith ii-
She brings NJ ncwH later than YOU val have fved via
., aan ne -.-j-sty's steam s6op " ino now
'yhed hefo bat expects 20 be relieved by anothcr
yrs., a. - same class The tic riram n gate nag
sh,p Of Rear Admird TIE Hon. ) nmsu commAnlr'
o thc Bluah naval forces IA ts' racto y wsY ~ kc5
way 10 aparao look after Tie tfuuhc4ih hai guar
ter There vlh soon DO a, that port al hat twenty i've
foreign thps Of war