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Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
THE FRENCH OCCUPATION OF
MEXICO To CEASE.

LOUIS NAPoLEos's organ, tho MOnitemr,
contains a carefully written editorial explain
ing why France became entangled In Mexican
affairs. II concludes with tho following sig
nifcant declaration:
Tho French Cabinet has no aims at con
quest, and II has taken nothing, accepted no
thing; II desires to retain nothing Of the
vast extent Of country occupied by Its troops
rs occupation, as it IS notc understood IN IN
United States, ., purely Temporary one, ana
,ctU cease ,cith ne causes phieh created IL.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

ALL letters relating to the subscription Of, or
Advertising In, the REPUBLICAN, should be I'D
dressed to the publishers, as abovs.
All letters or congratulations intended for pub
neation, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
To CoRREsPoSBESrs. NO notice can be taken
Of anonymous Communications. Whatever Is
intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name aud address Of the writsr-not neeessA-
rily for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
Aith.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
obligS the Publishers and the Editor by comply
ing with the above suggestion.
We cannot undertake to rIturn rejected com.
muLieAtiona
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
Colored schools I'm Maryland.

Gen. o. o. HOWARD, Of tho Freedmen 9
Bureau, this morning received notification
from the authorities in Maryland that there
Is law still in existence in that State against
the organization Of schools for colored chill.
dren, and that they would have to be discOn.
tinusd. In reply Gen. HOwARD informs the
authorities that the schools for colored chill.
dren will not be closed, and that the Freed.
msns Bureau will assume tho responsibility
Of keeping them open,
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

SHOW ME WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED In
lHBsE CoNsPIRACIBs, WHO HAS FIRED
Upon Snc-pGRs 9SR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN IN
TOM HOUSES, AND ARsENALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoU UATRAIT0R.
WE'RE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES WOULD DO AS THOMAS JBffER.
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THB CONSTITUTION, By THE
BTBRHdL GOD \ WOULD EXECUTE
TRBM " - ANDREw JoHssoN, tn tie Unttsd
States Ssndte-NAreh I'd. 1851
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

ORPHANS OouRT-Judge PHresh.-Morris
Adler gave bond In the sum Of $1,000 as admin
istrator OF Mary Ann Clark. ..'..
The will Of Mary Ann Clark was fully proven
and admitted TO probate.
The answer Of Sarah X. Boswell, widow Of
Ohio Boswell, to the petition Of DR.. 3.
b. Boswell, asking that the widow should be
cited to show cause why the profits Of the busi-
ness should not be applied to the payment Of the
debts before distribution Of the estate be made,
was fled by the respondents. .
Letters Of standardization were issued to Mary
Horroghan on the estate Of John Horroghan.
The court passed an order directing the ex-
eoutors OF the will Of Joseph Bryan to pay over
to the trustees named In the will the balance Of
their money in their hands. ......
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

TORONTO, Jan. 1e.-A rumor has been cir
culated that arrangements will be made in
Washington for the continuance Of the reci-
procity treaty beyond March for the purpose
Of securing more mature consideration.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

CHICAGO, January l6.-Governor Stone,
of Iowa, was inaugurated for his second term
last Thursday. He cordially approved the
acts Of the President, although he desires
him to 10 further than he has. He emphati'
cally fsvors negro suffrage. He opposes the
immediate ro-sdmission Of tho rebel statos,
and they should be kept out until the inhabi
tants have abandoned their offensive theories
Of State sovereignty,
He recommends an amendment to the Iowa
State Constitution striking out the word
"whitem from the article on suffrage, in
order that this much-agitated question may
be submitted TO the people for an ultimate
and final decision. .........
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

BALTIMORE, Jan. l8.-Flour inactive and
heavy. Wheat, kentucky white, S2,s0i red
steady at $2.40a2. As. Corn dull; white
S8a90; yellow 80. Oats quiet at 63a54. Pro
visions dull; lard 18i. Seeds steady.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
Machine shop Destroyed by Fire.

CArAsAuouA, Pennsylvania, January 10
The machine shop Of the Lehigh Crane Iron
Company was destroyed by Gre this morning.
The damage Is not so great as at first antici.
pated. Considerable machinery and valu'
able tools were not materially injured.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

SUPREME CouRr OF THE UsIrEp srArxs.-

SUPREME CoURr OF TIE UsIrED STATES
-........ TUESDAY, January l6, 1866.
On motion Of Hou. Reyerdy johnson, Jas. Q.
Smith, Esq., Of Alexandra, and VIM. 8. Waters, OF
Maryland, were admitted attorneys and coun-
sellors Of this court.
No. ps. The Baltimore Steam Packet Company
owner OF steamer Louisiana, appellants, vs.. the
Flushing, College Point and New York Steam
Ferry Company. r.t'
The argument In this oAuss was commenced by
Mr. Sly for the appellants, and continued by Mr.
Cartef and Mr.. ]. Mason Carter for the appellee.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
Damage to Steamboats, by Ice al st.
LAMA.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 15.-It Is estimated that
tho loss in steamers, ferry boats, barges,
canal boats, ferry docks, 6c., in this harbor,
since the hrst movement Of the Zoe, is eight
hundred thousand dollars. The insurance is
probably about half that amount. The Ice
Is still running, but navigation has been
partially resumed with the South.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

-.
Buns run up 20 oquickiy'--P""ch' III
THr secrstsry Of the Treasury has In.
structsd cotton agents 70 make no more ssle'
at present. He believes the staple is going
up.
liz thirteen years the public library In
Boston has risen from collection OF few
thousand volumes TO above l2o'ooo, and from
circulation Of about 'ooO year 10 above
lsO, 700.
MRS. MARY WILLIAMS died at white
House, N. j., In the lOoth year OF her age,
on the 18th December. She had never beer
sick In her life until few weeks before he'
death.
LITTER from Rio Janeiro, speaking o
Southern immigration to Brazil, says one
thing Is certain, namely: that whoever goe'
thsro must make mp his mind to work, fol
slavery Is doomed there.
SPEAKER CoLrAx lectures tomorrow eve.
ming at Rev. DR.. Gurlsy's Church. "Acros'
the Continent needs no word Of commenda'
tion from US. It speaks for itself, and speak'
woll.
A LITTLE boy, Ave years old, was carried
Of by eagles, while playing In the woods
near Maynesville, Mo-, last October, His
body was found some time after with nearly
all tho aesh picked from the bones.
On, surpn., pub,,.b., n I.,t.r IN which
n. Affirm, that nj, o,n,ur.d pr;,onsr, In IN.
o.mn.isn A N. y.l,s, numh.r,d NOR, than
JubaI FarIv d.ol.r.. his uholo fore. con.
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gov.rnm,ntn 7, proh,bIv ,h,ntf,b., N,
conf.dsra,v st,u I;vss and tb., m. .,mis, a,
tho United States, under n Mcclellan. nrc
still fying from Richmond.
A Society 1. N bs formsd In Fnvlond
..oh .nh.or,h.r IN nav an ANNA, "a. 81 on.
suin.. 20 oau,s s,.m,nation, % bs mad.
in,o N, nublio and nr,va,s Iibra,i,, Of sna;n
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noaVy iosor oy o"n'er iuooeii aeis'cat,on'
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Nh
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

Nav YoRK, Jan. 1e.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Flour buoyant. Southern
steady. Wheat dull and better qualities de-
clining. Corn dull. Beef Pork and Lard
steady. Whiskey dull.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

The Insulated Line Telegraph Company
opened through to Boston to-day, via New
York city. 1t is said that this line will work
as well in rainy weather a. In sunshine.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
Gov. Fenton and New York city Cor
rupfionista. H|..

ALBANY, Jan. l6.-Gov. Fenton, 10 mes.
sago to the Legislature, recommends the ap'
poin'ment ofa commission to thoroughly in
yestigato the cases Of New York ofice.hold.
ers, on which he has been engaged.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

'Tr Is TINE THB AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
TREASON IS A CRIMB-NOT IN REVENGE
NOT IN ANGER-BUT THAT TREASON IS A
oRIMR, AND SHOULD BB ESTEEMED As
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH"-AsDREw
JoHssos. Presfdsnt Of ths Unttsd Statss-April
10, 1915.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

KEEPINg 0PEN AFrER MfDNiaHr.-with.
In the past week or two several restaurant
keepers have been arrested by the police ofieer,
on charge Of keeping their places Of buslness
opeu after IL o'clock at night. Fines have been
Imposed In many cases. Several days since Mr..
Henry Turner was arrested on charge Of keep
Ing bis place OF basiness open af.ef midnight.
The case was brought before Justice Walter this
morning, when the following petition was ned
by Mt. samuel L. Phillips, attorney for the de-
fsndant: 0.I
"The defendant says that the Justice Of the
Peace, Chatles Walter, Rsq., before whom the
defendant Is compelled 10 appear, has not the
Jurisdiction TO try th'd csase because he says that
the said Walter 10 not q Police Magistrate duly
appointed by the authorities Of the corporation
OF the city of wsshiug,on, D. c.. wherefore this
defendant prays that he may be discharged, &c. -
Justice Waller decided that all magistrates had
the same jurisdictiop, whether they were ap-
pointed By the Police Board or tho corporation
Of Washinqton
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 18.-There was q
novel race yesterday Of ice boats on the Hud.
son. The winner made eight miles in ten
minntas
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

The Forty ninth Annual Meeting Of the Ameri-
can Colonization Society will be held in the First
Presbyterian Church, on Four-and "A half street,
on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. l6, at ~ O'Clock.
Extracts from the annual report will be read,
and addresses may be expected from Hon: AbrA:
ham Hanson, Com missioner and Consul General
from the United States to Liberia, and Rev. r. J.
Keeling, Rector c! Trinity Episcopal Church.
The public are invited, jRlS-SH
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
Extensive Conhssration at Bergen,
Nav York.

BUFFALO, Jan. 16.--A FIRE last night at
Bergen, Now York, destroyed fourteen
buildings No particulars.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

nasistfaiss.A Th.ss nssistrstss DO moi sprssf
" ee aooouatahis 70 any authority for their acts,
sne they make no report Of THAR proceedings. II
u doubudl whethsr some or them sven keeps
deckst Zach Of tbe.e magistrates usually has
county constables, self-styied "detectiyes '' who
apparently hold some -kind Of oohnsc,iou with
tho magistrate In the way Of working upi' cases
and bringing business TO his (the msgistrats's)
Office. To say the least, the present system IL
loose aud unsstisfsctory, aud BY corrupt and uu-
prinolpled men may be prostituted 70 base and
meroenhry ends. a.r
In conclusion, the Board earnestly requests
the co operation Of the Secretary In urging upon
Congress such legislation as may be necessary TO
remedy the defects and increase the efficiency Of
the police force
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

MT WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING 1T, IN THE PROPER AND FUJLEsT
sEHsE OF THE TERM, PERMANENTLY RRBK
-AsDEEw JOHsSOs- WasAin0tOn, April 10th,
lsea
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

LECTURE BY THE
HON. SCHUYLER C0LFAX,
AT THE NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH, (Rey.

AT THE NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH, Rev.
DR.. Gurley's)
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1866.
Tickets, 80 cents. To be had In Washington
at the principal bookstores, and at Majors and
sells drug store; also, at the door on the even
ing Of the lecture.
Doors open at Ell Lecture to commence at ~
pm
As Mr.. Colfax declines receiving any compen-
sation for repeating this lecture In this city the
entire gross prooseds will be devoted to the BEN
eht Of the North Presby yteriAn Church. Jal5 So
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Morlingm,ssn's Conventhon:E.A ,siI 2. "A
In the Council Chamber, City Hall, on TO-
MORROW "wednesday EVENING, at s o'clock
All are requested to be present.
By order OF the President jal8-2t
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
Bx TMLnoRArH 2
: ~ 70 fxs AN.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
NAPoLEON STUDIES HOW To
BACK OUT OF MEXICO. Cd

NEw YoRk, January 16.-The steamer
Borussia, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her
news has been anticipated. r
The Heraid,s Paris letter says the Emperor
and Cabinet are carefully studying the means
Of Withdrawing from Mexico honorably and
with as little loss Of prestige as possible.
The Emperor Is desirous Of so doing by May,
II Of his own free will, and not under menace.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

CmcuIr CoURr-Judge Oin.-The case
Of Lucieu Psyton against Sweeney 4 Huyck is
still on trial.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

DIbThIOT UF OUIUMBIh,
Corner OF Sixth street and PennsylyAnia avenue.
There will be = general meeting of the Board
Of Trade on FRIDAY, January 10, 1880, at
o'clock p. m. at their room. The election Of
President, Vice President, and twelve Directors,
to serve for the next year, will take place full
attendance 10 expected, X. b. MoHUN,
jal6.4t Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16
AZ Madam MountI PiIe salve-

sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c can be found at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotelj
Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hotelj Ford g. cor
ner Of Eleventh and PennsylvAnia avenue; En-
tWisle's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylyania
avenue ;Elliott's corner OF and Twelfth strestsi
Harlan gh s. corner Of Seventh and q. Jai2-u
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

So The National Republican Union
CLUB OF the Seventh ward will meet at Island
Hall, at 7 p. m, JANUARY 10. AL good Re-
publicans are invited to attend.
IA BOSWELL,
jal6 President
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

ca Philharmonic Socicty.--There
will be no meeting Of the Philharmonic Society
this evening on account Of an engas ement Of the
Conductor and Pianist at the Coket Concert In
Baltimore. Meeting next TUESDAY EVENING
As usual fiji J,P. CAULFIELD.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

LARCENY CAsEs.-Charles Ford was ar.
rested yesterday by 0ficer Walker, OF the Fifh
precinct, for stealing psir Of shoes from August
Bruhl. Justice Morsell sent him TO Jail for
court. The shoe were recovered.
John Thompson was arrested by 0fioer Hur.
die, ot the First ward, on the complaint Of Moses
Wood, charging him with grand larceny. Jus
tloe Morsell sent him to jail for court.
Braten Chase was arrested by 0hioer Harris,
on the complaint Of Phil W. Merett, charging
him with petit larceny. Jnstiee Morsell sent
him up for trial ... ...,
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

AS- Tho Guardian Society, still ad-
herring to the act Of Incorporation and sustaining
| the rules and by laws adopted In conformity
| Herewith, will hold an adjourned annual meet
ing at 4se Ninth street, on the l7TH INSTANT,
| at1 o'clock p. m. N. b. NORTHRUP,
| jalo-lt# Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

IsrsRSAL RsvIsUH RsqsRrs TO-DAr--
$3.50, sos.2l, -- 90
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

AEIn Consequence OF the ise C1nSa
BRIDGE. and the great insecurity and danger OF
opening and closing the Draw, Il Is thought
propeT that the Draw shall be left open for
navigation until repairs shall be made:
B. b. FRENCH,
ianIO.7t Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

In MALE ArrIRE.-Maggie Ford, . fair
at half past ten O'Clock by 0hlcer Franklin, Of
thu fifih precinct, for being dressed In male
attire. She was taken before Justice Morssll,
who made her pay e3 for wearing the pants.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

tism' Se'-HED6EMAN cos Genuine Medi:
cinai Cod Liver Oil has proved, by twenty years
experience, the most valuable remedy In use,
as while It cures the disease, 1t gives strength
and nesh to the patient Warranted pare and
made from Fresh Liyers. Sold by Druggists
generally. HEdEhAN O9:,
roIQdkwem New York.
Daily national Republican., 1866-01-16

49- Wonderfully stranEs.-Ma aiame
NJ. H. PERRBdAULT, who has astonished tne
permanently located herself at Albany, n. 4
Madame Perregault, by tho aid OF her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope. guarantees
hand or wife OF the patron, together with the
date Of marriage, leading traits Of character 90.
mpAtion, etc. This is NO humbug, as thousands
on testimonials can assert. She Will send! when
aasITad. A written guarantee that the picture 10
what II puTports 70 be. By stating age, height
complexion, color OF eyes and hair, and enelos-
Inc 30 cents and stamped envelope, addressed 70
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
'-"' MADAME N. II. PERREGAULTL
7. o. Drawer aO2, Albany R'i'
oele-lyd&N
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

v,orrR oI sry PARTIES CAN OBTAIN BOARD AT A
fan hyse Morrstoyn& In In splendid Location
and spiendt shade Address boz ZIG Post office Norris
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

county member IN the mother cor srx and sse 10
turned by newhat analogous cons' uencies bat SIT in
seISraSs chamber Their Anetrac right therefore 70
vs the taxation Of the PEI le is os nooutestble
u moral and political a. upon CONSTITUTIONAL grounds
', shall presently now un sremopsorsy and auds-
cously that right set aside ty democratic admins
tration, backed up by pr xectionsl majority the
Lower Eouse.
Weeks elapsed and MONT ~ wen. By and eth, no sign
ofa bill % lssaze she imposs which being COZ
ected AZ tne custom Ass under the mere authority oS
the resolutions OF Vac Legislative Assembly. Al length
began 70 be whsp srcd abroad that the government
having arrived " the foregone conclusion that the frf
bill would ~ reJected by the Legislative Council had
determinec h9ld back until the end Of the ssssion,
when II wSs 20 be tackled to the annual Appropriation
bill IN the expectation that It's passage could De thus
forced through the Upper House In,errogted as 70
their nv sons the confessed that this
the Inc OF action they proposed 70 pursue Upon this
becor0 ng known the Legislative Council Thought ne
cessaVy % place upon record some intimson OF the
ccnrse would adopt in the OF being subjected 70
this Unconstitutional coercion, that tho government
m he fully sppsed Of the inevitable Consequences OF
tlY modated The agitation has SINCE progressed
tafheend Indicated.
The New York herald., 1866-07-05


The programme for Commencement week as Union
College, 1890 Is as follows On Sunday July % at
eight O'Clock p NJ tsccalaureate address by President
hcsok, 10 the Presbyterian church. Al half past
O'Clock r. H. Rev. Henry J. Fox Of New York. will ad
sas the Theological Society in the First Dutch church
On Monday, 23d, at four O'Clock p. ~, -, Of class
OF 1868 Will deliver tho masters Grafton in the First
Datch church. At half past O'Clock T. NJ, Right
Key. Thomss NJ. Clark ID D.. Of Providence n l. -c"
meeting OF the Alumni Association will be held at No.
& At eleven O'Clock A. NJ, Rev. Abraham N. Little
john D. d., Brooklyn Of the class Of ls4t, will address
the alumni IN the First Dutch church. Al O'Clock
T. NJ the Alumni Association will hold their annual
reunion In the College chapel Al two O'Clock p. H., the
Phi Beta Kappa Society will hold their annual meeting
No T. At half-psst four p. NJ, Alex. W. Bradford,
IL. D., Of New York. will pronounce eulogy on DR..
Mott, in the First Dutch church. Al halfpast seven
o'clock p M there will be prize speaking by the Sopho
and Junior classes In the Frs; Dutch church On
nent exercises viii be held In the First Dutch church
nIpDLBRuRy COLLEGE. VERMONT.
Sunday August 8, bscc laureate sermon by the Presi-
dent: Tuesday August T. addresses by Senator Edmands
OF Burlington and Prof Edward A. Park, OF Andover;
"Wednesday; August g meeting Of the alumni. with an
orstion by Joseph H Barrett and poem by r. B. Sber
man Thursday August Inauguration Of the President
elect Rev. DR. H. u. Kche, Of Chicago, and the exer
cisss Of the graduating class.
NORWICH UNIVERSITY VERMONT.
The Commencement Of the Military University at Nor.
wichl VI, will occur August 2. An oration VIII be
delivered by Daniel Eeedham, Of Boston. before the
OF Trustees and poem before the united socie
ties by Captain Charles A. Curiis The institution will
probably be removed to Montpelier Mortified,
before the NEXT DniyersAry.
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

The Institution 10 10 consist Of four distinct buildings
standing at right angles with each other, and connected
by corridors which passage ways and for the
saircascs The appearance or the front 10 that Of
c'nsre building my feet wide, connecting with corridors
extending towards either side . distance Of tbrty-two
feet and connecting with wings fortytwo feet 'front.'
The centre surmountcd with Q cupols standing at
height from he ground Of one hundred and six feet
and the wings each with venlilaors ninety feet from
the ground The buildings 20 be three stories,
elusive Of basement which rises eight feet above the
ground The latter s 10 be Of cut stone and the super
structure or brick, with cut stone quoins and window
dressings ne windows In the basement and nrst story
circular or achcd. The exterior OF the buildings will
be OF plain style Of architecture the architect having
devoted hmaf more seriously 70 the interior plan.
In the iron, centre building. on the rsf noov, are To-
Gated the ofhce, reception room and paflors on the
second story tne mstrons rooms and ON the third the
chapel zach wing " 20 be devoted TO males and females
respectively ON the nt stories the school rooms
from twelve By sixteen sixteen by twentysx feet The
second roues the wngs divided into rooms equal
IN number aud about the same sire some of which are
10 lie used % class and some dormories, and
the third arc cs.h divided into -four large dormtores
The rear building embraces the domestic department
10 The basement the water closets bath rooms wash
Ing rooms drssng rooms, engine room and laundry.
three pantres aud carving room The second story,
two hospitals With two wards each with dispensares,
nurses bath rooms closets and three large
rooms for The third story embraces two largo
doTmtores hrse large for servants and two large
private bsd-ooma The building will be heated by steam
and thoroughly vcnisied indeed the heating and ven.
tilang arpsirs strike No ~ nearly perfect The mont
building aud Of the wings are TO be built imme-
ds,ey and waan the whole oompleted the work will
be an honor 70 ue state.
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Gross-Nsvsorso-At the Church or 81 Bon face
Br.,okiyr, on Saturday. JUNE ~, by the Rev. NJ j.
DecS sr Mr. hcuAuI q GRoss Of New York TO Mis-
n Josumss BsrTnA kr~sorR<, Of Brooklyn. No cards
Died.
AyTEos--suddenly, d East Hampton, l. J., OF pa
rNyrs RsoptLp Asrnos, N thc s2d rear ~ his age
The friends of the family AN requested 20 attend the
ipb<rs, vltLeQt fsrku Letee. frcp ~ ANki ehnroos
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

,erous and were making therefore were pros,
Srde The cost OF living had been rednc6Ss NV
npd the material welfare OF the colony rested upon
ore solid foundation in 1864 Than at any previous pe
ypd Of history The productive activity of the popu
Iation Of Victoria may be approxms estimated 6y A
snumeraton OF the chief items Of produce raised or
unspufsayed in the last mentioned year. together With
the yaJce the detern Deo either W o'"-'- 40