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pogr OF RICHMOND. MARCH 30, 1865.


ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland. Captain Thomas
and passengers, D. & w. Carrie.
steamer Alexandria, Hu,arick. phiiadeiphia'
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, ria Nor
folk and City Point, merchandise and passengers
steamer saratoga, King, New York, ria Norfolk
and City Point, merchandise and passengers, y. +.
Steamer j. B. Hutchins, Guy, City Point. barges
AMI schooners in tow, A. Millspaugh, agent VIZ
ginia Towing Company. u, pos.o, mar.
eh ssnHoes1 w Sri roger { Cr9SeIl:
Sch Schooner hlbiona, sPalaing, Baltimore, mer.
' 5000 fhree Sisters, Johnson, Accomac oats, to
captain.
Steamer N. Martin, Hahes, Norfolk uni;ea
States mail, merchandise ana passengers "NsA'A'
8 sehosnsr Rebecca knight, Bartlett, New York.
ria Norfolk, to load with wood Tor \. aii'spaus"
Schooner Sch Home. Bunting. Cherrystone' mef'
chandise, A. Miilspaugh &Co nsrcb.n.
al Schooner SSaa Mary. Iatkia Cabin Point to LOAD
lumber Ms Kso,ss TTw sar. Miller Camden, New
racnv rai,road iron, D. " Cnrrie: p.,,uo,.
Isaac ,o. xr ior s s9.eos ssaS.ra
- MEMORANDA.
c.n,.,o Ha,tarick, OF tho steamer AlexandFia,
.alp phiIadelphia, reports. March !stn. tnst ~
r9 heavy gs!s Cd .Ss SsosSS
sixty m.Ss miles north OF Cape Hstera shifted
Spr cargo but damage 10 20
sr or cargo Reports also THAT ne passed me u
snip yoing to Norfolk With rudder and ruddss post
sshoo1s, san Fhs on I.as GpsS:ssss
as sne crew ssfe could not learn the name o.
sba a schooner Stesmer Patspseo came into ninp
ton Roads With her eaIeo 20 shifted ~ 'e End The
Canaan wss taken to Norfolk by pilot soss0 s''
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THE LAST PRISONER or WAR.-Ihere arrlvsa
{, This city last evening, on his way TO North
ra rolina the last of the Confederate prisoners
who had been confined at Fort MeHenry. HIS
name IL Hayton Davis, and he served through
The war as a member of Barksdale' brigade OF
The army of Northern Virginia. He lost his
,ao In tho hattie of Cedar Greek, October, 1904
and was there captured. He was detained by
the nature of his wound, and speaks In the mos !
grateful terms of the kind treatment rece'ea !.
from the United States oihcers anu soiuio'' -
the rt-PsterSbuTg iider
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a.-,r,MiLY MEDICINE.

..cEr,r OAKS FROM LITTLE ACoRSs GROW
~, ,r,r>, diseases known To- the human race spring
.-.,, causes - small as 10 almost defy detection.
-~. volumes Of scientific lore that MI the tables
.nt shelves Of the medical fraternity only go to
.-,,. and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while You may The
.m,l,,,. pimrIc on the skin is telltae and inai-
,,.raf disease. II may fade and die away from
surface IL the body, but il will reach the vitals,
perhaps, a! last and death be the result and final
.... MAGGEILS BILIOUS, DYSPEPTIC, and
pIAREHtEA PILLS cure whore all others fail.
vu. l.r burns, scalds, chillblains, cuts, and all
..a,.au, 81 the skim MAGGElL'S SALNE is infal-
.E... >o.d 10y J. MAGGEIL, % Fulton street, New
yarA aul al! Druggists, at twenty five cents per
t.x NH 26-dSwly
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MaSCHESTER ITEMS.


WE aak she indulgence Of our friends for the
derrth of local items the past week but that
Inns been oecasioned by the indisposition OF our
Yep. tetr. who, however. is d" himself again.
and VIII try 10 keep our patrons posted III all
mntiors Of interest.
Wages have lately been considerably reduced
La ~. various cotton and WOODEN mills in our
t.1si.a and while provisions and dry goods
a:..h taken = reasonable decline, rents still re-
9e;7sa ia Stair qU0, and some landlords talk OF
f;s,asLg, them. This should not be. Let all
iapdlords charge for their houses in proportion
10 wagas and the price of other articles, and
al zl,a,. yb, pI,alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

ORGANIZATION OF ANOTHER FESlAS CIRcr
At meeting held by number OF the Sons
Erin at the house of Mr.. William Ryan,
Rockets, on Thursday night, a new Circle
the Fentan BROTHERHOOD was organized Ma.
Toohy presided over the meeting, and assist
In orSoniZing the Circle, which was christie
cd the "Sarsfield Circle of Richmond" I
names of nine teen members were enlisted, n
the following officers elected President, J.
Mcfarland Secretary, Patrick Roach Ire
surer, William Ryan. The meeting adjourn
TO meet again on next Tuesday night.
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MERCHANT TAILOR
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has received his SPRING STOCK of
CLOTHS, -
CASSlMERES,
VESTlNGS,
,owlirh he calls attention. The stock Is large,
and contains the various WEANES, COLORS, and
QUALITIES produced for the season by the most
CELEBRATED MAKERS.
>r,u.h Of color and durability of fabric has been
hi. object in selection aud confident that his Jadg
u~rl will be approved, he asks an examination at
the same time, pledges the
STYLES OF GARMENTS
shall toe satisfactory 10 all who order.
w. S. TUPMAN,
far ,ong time in the clothing trade, can be found
al Mr. poHERrY : store, where he will be pleased
Ia show the stock, which he can recommend as per-
Fec in every particular He also makes
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
good in quality low in price as possible, and nj
guaranteed.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NH l5-lm NINTH
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MAMMOTH EXPRESS CoMPA NY-We learn from
the New York Ee,CS that the provisional con
tract for the consolidation Of the various great
express companies was accepted on Wednes-
day last by the National Banker Express COM
many. 1t is understood that the arrangement
is TO increase the capital stock OF the Ola
companies to the extent of five millions OF
dollars, which stock is TO be taken by the
National Bankers. The National Banker Ex-
press Company goes out of existence as sepa'
rate company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-, THE PETROLEUM vAroR COOKING

W TuE MOST USEFUL INVENTION OF
stv' ,cr Having been appointed Agents for this
ihn va respectfully ask the attention of the
, 70 this STOVE confident that 1t only needs TO
l'y'' 70 be appreciated !, is simple in construc
o. o., rIs>nlv, perfectly safe, and easily managed
' ,oI KEEP; in order 1t is PERFECTLY and rSrIKk1n
~r from opoS sN"Nk' nrsr' or ASHES The heat
.,rnSc and uniform, and can be applied to al,
Finds q cooking, the work being better done than
~ N," an ordinary cooking stove, and at much less
exYan>' ,,,,,r,,oso,s FROM, ,,o u,
- -, which II afterwards consumes.
,x,<rrE every stove
w, a., also agents for the UNION WASHING
,,'ruTyE-universslly admitted to be the best in
ALLISON & ADDISON,
d. n, No IL Fifteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

prp,ous RIDING. The attention OF the CHI
Of Police is again called to the reckless ma
NOR in which certain persons, either strange
or residents, ride along the streets OF kia
mond. On yesterday afternoon party OHIO
persons rode up Main street at q fuil gaiio
and near Governor street one OF them nea1
roda over n lady who was crossing the stree
The " gallant equestrian did not check \
animal or attempt to apoiogise, but kept on
the same furious rate, with one foot In
stirrup. Will not the police be so kind as|
arrest some OF these people
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SHOOTING AEFRAY.-A shooting ARRAY oc-
Cured yesterday ut the National Saloon, on
Main, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, which resulted in the wounding of
George II. Nuckolls, one of the proprietors of
the saloon, by German barber named Ven
dun. Eendum fired three shots ut Nuckolls,
one of which took effect in his knee joint, in
fiicting painful wound AS soon rs one of
his shots took effect, Yendum made his escape
ont of the back-way, and has not since been
arrested. The difficulty, IL is said, arose from
remarks made by Nuckolls in abuse of Ven
dums wife
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The Freedmen i'm Rockbridgc County.

Our Rockbridge friends must be 4 set of ter
ribe rebels According TO the agent of "the
Bureau" who writes from Lexington, they
stand in need of . reconstruction. " The
Washington SGr lets the public see what this
agent writes concerning the people among
whom he is operating We q0ote:
He says that he heard and decided upwards
of fifty cases of conflicting claims during the
month of February, some Of which were as
saults upon the freedmen, ana others In re-
gard TO non payment of wages. The great
difficulty seems to be caused by some Of the
whites not being willing to pay for the labor
after they have agreed to do so. In some cases
he found that the former owners of the freed
men had taken the whole amount OF last
wears hire from the parties 10 whom they
hired their slaves during the hiring season OF
1864 and 1868. Whenever he found this TO be
the case, he ordered payment TO be made 10
the freedmen from the tenth day OF April,
1865, at the same rates for which they were
hired previous to the surrender. One case
had been reported to him 'in which Il colored
man was struck thrty-nine lashes by ms
former owner because he got IN order or state
ment from General Darall last June and TOOK
it TO his master TO prove that he was free
man" Another instance Is where IAN assault
was made by boy upon Il colored girl the
cause assigned by the boy for the act was that
she was singing 'Uncle Sam is rich enough
TO send us all 10 school y He states, further,
| "that unless there is Il better disposition on
the part of the citizens and their sons, and
cadets and students, troops would have TO be
sent for"
The Connecticut election takes place next
Monday. Let us hope that we shall then have
no more such stories for Il while.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

TICKET FOR JEFFERSON WAaD.--A med
ING IF the citizens was held ut the house
William Ryan on Thursday night for the p,i
Nose IF putting forth ticket for Jeifers'
Ward After elaboration, the following tic,
was agreed upon: Fer Mayor-Joseph May
For Common Counal.R. II. Styii, ";
Gentry, James NJ. Griffin, and 4. A.
Gloplon. For Magistrates-James b. Roy
ter r.. o. Haskins, r. J. Christian, X.
Sanxay, John NJ. Higgins and Ihon1
Elaherty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

LOUISIANA OFFIcEs.-That General Butler
should have any influence in the selection OF
officers for Louisiana is incredible. Yet the
Baltimore Transcript informs us that the Name
d.Legntion have recommended for certain de-
sirable position Captain b. Packard, VINO
served in Maine regiment moier Ge"erdl But
ler. and who has since resided in New Orleans
Could anything be cooler than thisY Inc
Maine delegation interfering in local appoint
ments in Louisiana, and soliciting place lot
q friend of General Butler in New orleans :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

ALARMS OF FIRE.-The alarms of fire rung
yesterday morning were caused by the burn
ing of chimneys the first, of house near the
corner of Nineteenth and Broad streets, and
the second of house on Ninth, beyond Broad
street. The damage in either case was trifing.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-The alarm of fire last night
about o'clock was caused by the burning of q
chimney at the corner of Twenty first and
Main streets. The fire department were
promptly on the spot, but, fortunately, their
services were not needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

y. ISBELL DAVIS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTlONEERS,
CORNER EIGHFH AND MAIN STREETS,
WILL RENT OUT HOUSES,
SELL REAL ESTATE,
both at auction and privately;
NEGOTIATE LOANS, SC.
NH lin
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THE FAIR At LEIGH STREET CHrRcH.-This
Fair is now in the full tide Of successful ope-
ration, fact upon which we congratulate the
lady managers. On Thursday night the
church was crowded, and DR.. Bagby's lecture
on Bacon and Green's was listened to with
much interest. While this repast was going
on up stairs, the ladies below were preparing
a tempting array of refreshments, in no wise
inferior, though of somewhat dif terent sort
being composed of dainty rs well as solid
yiands. Among the most attractive tables at
the Fair is that presided over by Mrs. +. ;.
Turpin, to whom we are indebted for accepta-
bic delcacies. The Fair will continue for seve-
raj days and nights, and we urge all who
would enjoy themselves to go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

AsE.RcH1Sa @ rEsTIoS.-Would Bishop Will
mer. or any other bishop, or clergyman De
arrested now for emitting the usual prayer
for the President of the United States!
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NJ CO-pARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed partner
ship, for the purpose of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name OF
STONE, WILSON Il POSTER,
and having taken the connexions warehouse Oh
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days. ana I"
which they respectfully call the attention oi the
trade. HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN Il. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH l3-ts r t FOSTER.
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~ CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned, of the firm Of Kent. Paine 4
Co., have formed CO. partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm OF
PAIN L & c O.,
and have taken the store No. loo Main street. next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will be pleased 70 re-
ceive consgnments from their friends and the
public w. 6. PAINE.
Ia lets r. A. PAINE.
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THE LANCE" AssAULr.-Thomas Jg:asi:+.
negro boy, was brought before the Way
charged with committing perjury III s"elii
100 Iocoh I,ngp struck him on the head " /
y, rock Four white boys swore positively u
LANCE did not strike Jones, but waiter oi'
dozo, white boy, and n negro witness, stau
distinctly that he did. His Honor sad LII
the balance of testimony was strongly again
Jones, but rs the fight seemed TO nave pr
,o,,arol and the evidence was 50 con tradic tor
hn Uould discharge the prisoner.
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.E.>E!N,-HuUSE OF WILLIAM Il. lssAACs 4 Co,
Goth March, 1866.
RI NOTiCE.-We are prepared 10 issue VlR-
GINA REGISTERED BONDS in sums of ONE
H"NpRED DOLLARS and It's multiple for the
COMMISSIONED NOTES Of the
BANK OF SCOTTSEILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PHILIPPE,
BANK OF HOWARDSSlLLE,
MONTICELLO BANK.
,hol-lm WM. g. ISAACS < co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

THE STUART MEMORABILIA meeting of the
friends of the late General Stuart was held
yesterday, and an Executive Committee was
appointed with power TO receive subscriptions
and adopt such measures as will best secure
memory of the fallen General. The committee
are empowered TO determine the location and
character of the proposed monument, and are
directed TO report their proceedings to public
meeting rs soon as the erection of the monu-
ment is completed Erecujre C6,nIaiHts: Ma jor
Ball. Major Johnson Colonies J. CT .Cabell, r.
=. Chew, and X. A. Caskie; Captains 7. r.
Price, Jr., Phillip Haxall, Francis w. Daw-
son, w. K. Martin, and Il. kennon; Colonies
Julian Harrison and w. b. Woodbridge, an d
Major w. b. Warwick. Captain w. X. Mar
Tin was appointed Treasurer. The adjourned
meeting announced for Tuesday next will not
take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

In Massachusetts, the legislation Is SAID 10 DC
divided into two parts-public acts ana pr
yate axes
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r.rr.r l. LANCASTER. Y. J. WRIGHT.
]. l.. WILLIAMS.
- LiNCASTER h CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VA,
buy and sell on commission
STATE CITY, RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities.
,.Nla-lm L. w ROSE, Teller.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANA C-MAKcH 80, lsss.
sun rises .......,...54s Noon rises 6a
sun sets .............6.R High water......, 4.oi
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POLICE ARREsTs.-John Harold, mas w
forged with stealing an overcoat and she,
the property of w. Bracket
lanes Piles was charged with stealing I
taen dollars from Eliza Edmunson.
John w. Walters, soldier, was arrested
order of Colonel Davis.
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.~Icc cIpps WILL GIVE VOCAL
Al is Am INsfRuxsSTAL LESSONS Ss,s ~ s q.
month OF quarter. s Ta,sa nh ss-ss
ply Il the Arlington soo.0. ---..U1D
ONE HUNDRED. B 3; o,2l q , SaS
" GINA sUr iss. 'RsurTER' icr sale 20 elcss
f IIK.Aa,.nnsS,s. 10 u SPOTS 1..S.s:
E,uREE HUNDRED KITS no. !
nnCKERSL,s reelected ana packed sxpss~V
for ,hi., market. f0s sale ss1kxcH casxsH.w.
U,,wENTY FIVE H y
4. \, sSESsss '1idSssss l { li;sSat'
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nj FOR GARDENERS AND FARMEkS'
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED,
jus, received and for sale by
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
Ie SIS
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The Yorys MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the commencement of the late war this
Association was in most fourishing condi-
ton. Among its active and associate members
were numbered the frs. gentlemen In the
community, and by the quiet, steady influence
which it exerted, it was producing vast deal
of good. The library obtained about two
thousand five hundred choice volumes, and in
the rooms of the Association our young men
found attractions which gradually weaned
them from the so-called pleasures Of the bar
room and billiard saloon. In the fire Of
April 3, 1865, the property and library Of
the Association was completely destroyed
and since that time the operations OF the Asso-
citation have been principally carried on at the
rooms on the corner of Broad and Eleventh
streets
The managers have now rented two hand
some rooms over the Planters National Bank,
on Main street, and they will reopen their
library and reading room at that place on
Monday next. AT present the library and
reading-roo will be open from 9 A. Nj. to 3
z. NJ, and from p. M. to 10 p. NJ. The
library contains about eight hundred volumes,
which were principally contributed by the
Richmond Library Association: and dona-
tons are invited for the purpose of purchasing
n library of about twenty five hundred finely
selected volumes, which can now be bought ut
a very reduced rate. Mr.. ID. Lee Powell is
President; J. +. Burrows, Secretary: and w.
III. Walker, Librarian.
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pRovosr CorRT.-Colonel McEntee still hol
his conrt for the trial of soldiers who 7
guilty of misconduct in the city Luke Dai
was brought before him yesterday on v
charge of being drunk ana disoroe[y on
street and was sent TO the Libby for flftd
DAYS
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NE FARMERS, SAVE YOUR SHUCKS.
BALE YOUR SHUCKS.
SEND YOUR SHUCKS TO MARKET.
CD STACY l. SON,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING,
No. Ito Main street, Richmond,
will pay one dollar per one hundred pounds Tor all
the sHUCKS you deliver TO them at their NAT
TREss MANUFAcTORY, on Cary and Sixteenth
streets, Richmond. De V-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

TEMPERAScE.-The meeting advertised to be
held in the town of Manchester on Thursday
evening was well attended, and an interest
which will prove, no doubt, lasting, was ere
ated Speeches were delivered by Mr.. Fl. Lam
sing Burrows, of Richmond, and the Rev.
William L. Hatcher, of Manchester. For
some reason, there was not the full attendance
of the Sons of Temperance that was expected ;
but there were sufficient present to awaken
the people upon this subject and the conse-
quence will be of much good to the town.
Steps are being taken now to reorganiZe ut
once the Division of the '.Sons' in that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

ArCTIoS SALES To-DAY.--NIessrs. Harrison,
Goddin Apperson will sell on the premises,
at4P NJ, all the ice in the house near Mrs.
Mordecai's mill pond, about four miles from
the city.
Messrs. Rrgnault * Co. will sell 1T $50 Main
street at 10 A. NJ, n large assortment of car
pets furniture, crockery, &c.
THAyKs.-We return thanks TO Mr.. &.
Welsh, of the Southern Express, for Norfolk
and Augusta papers.
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THE OPERA-ERSANI.-Th performance n
the Theatre last night was satisfactory, but
the house was, in consequence OF it being
Good Friday, but poorly filled. free crttique
will be published on Monday. Tonight, Donl-
zetti's grand opera, Lmcin III LdmmeynDor, will
be represented. This opera is in every way
attractive, and no one should miss an opportu-
nifty of hearing II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

SUNDAY SERvIcEs.-Dr. Burrows will deliver
a sermon on Sunday night, at o clock, at the
First Baptist Church S"tjcct: ''The present
political and social condition of the Jews as
foretold in prophecy proof of the divine in
SEPARATION of the Bible At the Broad street
Methodist Church, ut =. NJ, DR.. Duncan
will continue his course of lectures to- .v lung
ladies'" ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
The Concord. Flnss., Bank Robbery Arrest
Of the Recovery Of S196, 900.
Boston, Saturday, Feb. 10, ls66.

BosToN. Saturday, Feb. TO- ls66.
The mystery surrounding the robbery OF the National
Bank OF Concord Mass. the o5h of September Last
has been partially revealed through the untrng efforts
Of the detectives.
A few days since. two of the robbers captured
In another State and sl960 00O Of the money recovered
being about twothrs the total amount stolen. The
money recovered has been paid over to the President OF
the Bank.
1t is believed that three persons concerned In
the robbery and the third person is still at arge but
lie IL known and will probably be arrested. For pru'
Dental reasons the circumstances attending the cap
tine of the two robbers are for the present withheld
from publication.
IL will be recolected that the stolen money belonged
principally 10 the Middescx Savings Institution and
TO residents in the Town Of Concord.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
MEXICO.
Reported Capture Of Monterey BY Escsbedo
-Negrete FOrsakes Juarez for Ortega-
Gen" Crawford Censured for the bag
dad Affair.

NEw.ORIEANs, Friday. Feb 9, 1896
The BrorasriHe Courier of the Sd inst. an
nounces that Gen. Escobedo is reported TO have tokei
and occupied Monterey.
Gen. Negrete has arrived at Brownsville. It Is re
ported that he has forsaSen Juarez for Ortega.
Tie Commission to investigate the Bsgdad affair ha'
reported. They throw the blame on Gen. Crawford,
and state that the party of United States soldiers en-
gagged in the affair acting rnder orders !eontrary
TO those given them and that the soldiers were sent
over into Bagdad BY request Of the authorities Of
,hs Iepublic Of Mexico TO preserve order.