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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
ATTCRN Tvs.

That liberal and enlightened statesman,
Jos. Ch2pIine, has introduced a bill into the
West Virginia Senate, to prohibit all lawyers
who cannot take the odious test oath, the
right to practice in the courts Of that State.
as 1oo's bread and butter depends upon the
exclusion, from the bars Of this circuit, Of all
the older gentlemen Of the profession, VIC are
not surprised at his course, but We thin. the
people, who are so unfortunate as to be ia
VOWED IN controversies requiring the inter
Vcntloa Of the courts, will suffer even more
than he will gain. This conduct is even
more radical th.n that CT CID Thad.-who
has had the grace to introduce a motion into
Congress doing away with the cath so far as
lawyers Of the United States courts are con-
ceTned; bat, verify, old Thad's grace only
came to him when he found that the Supreme
Court was about TO decide tie test cath IN
stitutopal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
GEN, wE1rzEt TO GEN. CRAWFORD.

GEN. wEITzEL TO GEN. CRAWFORD.
HDQ'Rs DRY. OF THE Rio GRANpE,
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. 2, 1866.
r. Clay Crawt0rH General Of DiUis,on,
-Arn9y If MEXICO.
GcaSrui-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt CT your communication of yester-
day. have notified General Mejia OF the
opinion which firmly believe my Govern
meut holds on that subject, and entered
solemn protest, in writing, against the act
General Mejia replies that he is obliged to
obey the orders of his Government. | will
notify my superiors of this but have posi-
tive written orders not to commence hostil-
tiles without Instructions so to do.
am, General, very respectfully, your
obcdieut servant G. WE!TzEL.
Major General Commanding.
From the sane source we extract:
General Crawford was shot at by the Mex
leans over the river, few days since, while
riding on our side, just below the town
General Wcitzel sent an immediate protest
to the traitors, which was received, and an
apology was returned; but these insults are
becoming rather too frequent to be looked
upon co0lIy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

GEN WISE appeared as counsel for a
parry arranged before the Mayor of Richmond
F." a, few S days ago and commenced his speech in
the following characteristic way:
lie had never taken any oath, and hopcd
he would not be considered prcsumptuous in
appearing thus before his Honor. He never
intended to take any cath to secure tho
liberty OF speech, and he meant to sneak or
die. lie had been asked to come into this
court and take part in the discussion. He
had been looking upon ruins so long that he
hardly knew where he stood There was so
much confusion in all things around us that
VIC could hardly tell whether laws existed or
not.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at the residence Of the late James
~ u. Gibson, one mic north Of Char IcstUwn, Il
O" HeeL"esfGy, FeGrmay;y 14Ih, 1866.
the following property:
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTrr
NITURE:
Beds, Bedding, Chairs, aud several good Store.
FA2AING IMPLEMENTS.
Two good four-hnrs Wagons,
One good two horse "ayo1I,
One good Iuc-horsc Wagon
Ono Ok Cart. one Horse Cart,
One Dorsey Wheat Reaper
One " BIcLsman aud IInfF,naun wheat Dr;II
Onc first class Wheat Fan
Two BlTshcar PIOughs
four Double Shovel PIDughs
Two Single Shovel PiOu Jus,
80 tlarrOws, etc etc,
AI=OS Gear aud Gearing.
STOCK:
Two good young Mules,
-Four god Work Horses,
I wO two year old COlts,
Several goo: NJ Itch Cows,
lot OF young Stock Cattle,
a Hrst class yoke of Oxen also.
Six head Of Shutdown Shrcp,
Thirteen head Stock Hogs-among them 6Ts
Brood SOws.
Also,
Seventy-Five Acres Growing wheat,
and about IT'S BARRELS OF CORN
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of Elk months will
DC given on all sumo of twenty S20) dollars and
upwards by giving bond with approved security.
Ci,Gcr That amount the Ca W-ilI Sc required.
Inc CORN viii be sold for Cash. No property
TO be removed until Of arc complied with.
January 30, 1866. Ad3ry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
Died.

o. the 10Th December. 1865, a. Harper. Ferry
at NE rSsIdcncs Of Mr. Tnont4 c iIah-r, NIr2
NlA!'f ANN ST!tiOER, widow Of John r. Stndcr,
on he 18Th instant. in Stsunton, Mr.. W. w.
SFE.tNf OF th't place. but fJrncrly of winches-
Cas- lis in this county. Tbursday 25th Instant
'pilN PENbLE1 ON KENNEDY, y0ungc.t child
Of John W kelmedy, aged near eIgLit n.nnllIa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

1t is of such material as this the Commit
tee build up the claims of West Virginia to
the rich county of Jefferson, against the
wishes of three-lourths of the voters of the
county; against the unanimous sense of the
State legislature; and against the plainest
requirements Of the Federal Constitution
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

We see that our Old friend, Jxo. J.
PALMER, Esq, is candidate for the place
OF Superintendent of Public Printing for the
commonwealth. He is most admirably quail
ihed for the place. having had about as much
PractIcal experience in all departments Of
the business as any gentleman in Virginia.
He is one of Virginia's best men. and we
shall be pleased to hear of his election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

a Coon SIGx-In tie columns Of the NeworIean
DAG We 6nd stirring apf tai. signed"G. T. 3 au-
regard" he wishes to have sealed proposals for the
GeIvery OF fifty Thousand cypress cross.ITcs along
LuIsIana railroad OF which he Is General upernfen
dent and Chief Engineer. There is no better proof
that Erm-visaged war is smoothing its wriukled
'front.' than The military men afford in devoiing
their great energies TO the creative works of peace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

West Virginia has d proposition belorc the
Senate Military Committed, which is under
consideration, to have Uarper's Ferry turned
over 10 that State. Tie Committee have
come 70 TO conclusion in regard to the mat
ter, and he!orc anything is done will ascertain
the yj"w; Il the War Department respecting
i. The Committee, IS well as Congress. are
opposed 70 ever rcsi,~citatinc it for an armoly.
or iur any National work, and Will direct lis
sale to the hinhest bid..cr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

SLE1GnING.-Our iolks-young and old
are having a jolly good time. The sleigh
ing is admirable, and all day long, and more
than half the night, the bells are merily jung
ling. Surprise parties" are the order of
the night, and our country friends are con-
stantly required to take up the carpet and
put on the hickory, to administer to the dane
ing propensitics OF the happy young ones );
and beauty and gaiety reign supreme. The
wars ravagcs ex ended to slcighs as well as
to other vehiealar conyeyances, and the.con
sequence is the improvisation CT all imayina-
ole kinds of slcds, from the jumper up to the
tour-horse cutter. The turnout of Sunday
was particularly rich in numbers and quail
ties, and among them we noticed little fell
low, with little box on two poles, with
very little mule hitched thereto, and two or
three little bells tied round its neck, who at
tracted much attention-esrecially to the ac-
tive enterprise exhibited in eluding the lar
ger and faster I" machines"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

After twenty nine years spent in Richmond
as Prosecuting Attorney and Mayor of the
city, Hon. Joseph Mayo, at the age of three
the law on the other side of the bar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
VI ENILAN II LIL BLIC,
AMERICAN DIVISION,
NEAR NORAE. Mexico

THE Mexican Government having duly
authorized Major General Crawford to raise
and equip division of troops for the Mcxi-
can service, and to appoint the officers Of
said division, you are hereby appointed Cap
tain, and authorized to raise a company Of
sixty men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
TO rnB PUBLIC OF JEFFBRsoH.

For the purpose of carrying out the wishes
of the people of this County, a; expressed in
the,County meetings held in October and
November last, money is needed-aud our
aeitizons are requested to pay, as much as their
poverty viii permit, to N. S. White, treasurer
Of the Committee on Finance, and to do it
without delay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
THE MISCHIEF on THE RIO GRAXnE

The statement that the capture of Ba.,,lad
was accomplished by band Of adyenturcrs.
organized for purposes of plumber, is not
sustained by the facts, so far as they can be
gathered from the mea@re reports. 1t ap-
pears that the guiding spirit Of the cxpcdi-
ton was General Crawford, recently an officer
OF the United States, now a Major General
in the army of the Mexican Republic re-
gular:y commissioned 10y President Juarez
The expedition was under the immediate
command of Colonel Reed, the Chief Of
General Crawford's staff.
General Crawford has apparently been
very active and successful in organizing IL
force in Texas for service in the Liberal
cause. He has issued commissions to several
ex-Federal officers. furnished them with
money. and authorized them to recruit for
the army of Juarcz. The commission thus
sued reads as follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

Lord Palmcrston's will shows him II have
died worth 100000, nearly all of which he
leaves to his widow, and upon her death it
goes to her son!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
RRcoNsrRucr1oN.
Condensed Statement Of the Te,es of The
I"esiaent- Testimony from q RaaicG5
tFrom the National IntclIire,

Source.
tFrom the National IntclIigcncerl
Below we publish letter from the Cincin-
natl Gazette, the leading Radical newspaper
of Ohio. The author Of the letter is SO well
known that it is hardly necessary to say that
he is an intense Radical. but exhibits in all
his writings disposition to see things as they
are, and not as he would have them. Besides
he has the requisite force and kecuness Of in
tellect to state accurately Whist the President
did say, while superficial minds seek to infer
from the phraseology ideas to square with
their own.
ident are not new to us. All and singular of
them have been stated from time to time in
these columns daring the past year. Even
II we had ;:ot the warrant Of authority torsuch
versions, none other could be gathered from
the very numerous addresses OF the President
to various delegations Of pc itcians during
the past year:
The President and Congress-Aui1emtic
Statements from Urtttcn Rccor3S) of
1r1tat Tie President says.
Especial Correspondence Cincinnati Gazettc.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ill have rot been
swift to rush into print with CARRIED state
nlents of what the President said to Senator
Smith and Representative Jones, Gas retaicd
by them on the avcnUe,) concerning his rela~
tons to Congress, and the existing differences
Of policy. l have thought it more respectful
at once to the President and to my readers to
say nothing TIL l could speak advisedly.
But it is well that the country should un-
dcrstand precisely how the President does
talk, and how the representatives of the peo>
pie talk to him. If 4 breach between them is
widening, the countryrshou.d know who wi
dens 1t; if disposition to concilatc is shown
who shows it; If an Indifference 10 consc-
Guences-wh0 man!.ests that. l have there
fore taken pains to procure correct accounts
OF several recent interviews with the Prcsi-
dent. Careful minutes of some were made at
the time, and am writing with these before
me
WHAT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS HAVE
BEEN SUGGESTED.
In one case several members, roru!urly
known as Radicals said to the President that
if he would be satisfied with constitutional
amendments, basn~ representation on voters.
making all men equal before the law. cxceDt-
ing in the matter Cf suffrage, repudiating rcb-
cl debt. and guaranteeing national obligations,
they would make an effort to bring the party
III Congress to an al justEcnt Cfthc rcconstruc-
ton question on that basis; and would even
~ cV u n'g,o.,"s tennessee III
"rI ,,i' ':'e ;'a'e ana Oh te gen
Sho ",,I1 ~ f',,I Loi'ey ny !sle south II
,nonts 'N'''S 's'ec ~ 'DV@e "n'c"o-
w Without on+o~;o
's"' % .''c'ln? 'l''o any serious corSid-
;J I " Ia J'elt MATER 'I1e president
"r'u 'to "u "'JeI''ohS on General grounds to
,--'o'l;'i amendments, Its was once
:" ,''o' "a S"uiG hlh,Scn, ana was on record
III 5nf i favor p"1 lheSe we're changed times
ana the tendency was too great towards unsc;>
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
"a. F. REED,
"Chief Of Staff. ="

The affair assumes very serious aspect,
in view Of the system and activity displayed
in organizing an army Of invasion within the
lines of the United States. 1t will be diff
ficult for Federal officers in command on the
Rio Grande to demonstrate to the satisfaction
Of Macmillan that they were not cognizant
OF the movement or that tIey made any effort
to prevent it. There is no measuring the
trouble that may cnsue from this untmeiy
raid. What is most to be apprehcnded is
that thousands Of reckless and adventurous
spirits in this country may regard the bold
stroke Of the Texan ':flibustcrs' as a signal
to shoulder their rifles and march to the
frontier in search of glory and booty under
the Liberal standard 4 few successful en-
terprises Ike that which resulted in tie
capture Of Bagdad would give an impulse to
a!ibustering that this Government would not
be able to check in time to avert collisions
that would cuIminate in a war with France.
We need craftsmanship nov in the National
Legislature, and it is high time that partizan
intrigues should be abandoned at least, until
the peril is over.-N. T. Ncrs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

CAUGHT AT hAsF.-Bill Cave, fellow
who has been lounging about town for some
time, and who had no ostensiblc means of
support, but who, Notwithstanding, always
seemed to have plenty of money and g good
cIotkcs,'' vas arresteda few days ago, by Off
Ger Sheet, upon the charge of horse steal
ing. Care had long been suspected as the per-
son who was spiriting away 50 many horses
from this rcisl.borhood, aud although he had
been closely watched. he conducted his ope-
rations with so much secrecy that he was
never caught in the overt act until the time
of his arrest. We understand he confesses
to having stole nearly all the missing horses
iiom this ncighborhood, and hope he will be
kept in :" out Of the wet" until lie learns to
let lis rcighbor's property alone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

k@G~I he article in another column, headed
g Reconstruction" we regard Is fully rcla-
bic on the points noticed-cxpository of the
Presidents views, and will be read with
interest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

PUBLIC SALE.--Will be sold on We'd
nezday, the l4th of February, by Geo w.
Eichc!&crger, Administrator, nearly the Gu
tire elects CT the late James D. Gibson. See
acknowledgements.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

TIE CONTRESSI9VAT, RFP0R7-STE-
TUS OF JEFFERSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30
1z8~Wc take the following from Peter.

L55"Ne take TIC l0I!Owlng from Peters
burg paper Of the Goth instant:
UNCLAIMED BoDY.-In the yard of 'sNEarl
llill,' the residence in Pri2cc George county
Of Mir. James Saith, is buried the body OF
Lieutenant i. Lucas, Company ID, 18th Va.
(Coniedcratc) Cavalry. lie was killed on
the 2Vlh OF September, 1864, near Syca-
more Church. Mr.. Smi,Ii desires US to say
that should this meet the eyes of the friends
Of thu deceased, and they will communicate
with him on tie subject, he will furnish a
coffin and bring the body to Petersburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-30

CoHFEDEtATEs YET UNpARDoxED.-As
the impression prevails to some exteut that
nearly or quite all the distinguished persona
ges who were active confederates have been
pardoned, we are permitted to state that
nearly t'ceire hund' ed applications are now
upon the Presidents table, most Of which
have been there for several months. Seven
hundred Of them fall under the $40. 600
clause. The remainder says Forney's Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
FRANCE
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES

A telegram dated Paris Nov, -, says n BoU!-
has tSob nominated 20 'ao post az French Emssao ~
COnstant-ofc and NM Bonneville o N.Hit roa anil h'T
Nery sc Been appointed French Minister q heWc Lblnt
and washington respectively baLnrs.I1 lI ic succeeded
in MS former poet l.rofo et Fr.I Afr hy v bqrfCl
Couat 10 Sari-es rs believed wal -erl.n q. k0ue and "
Benclcit az berlin. stated Eat 90 che aprrc.'hrG J'f
Italy the Emperor Of ta' f'nh wJ te F,Inrruifd ~ be
The Pis torr,sp onlslt q Te T.r roys considerable I'M
proyement is reported 20 a.c akcl T-,e 10 its ErI-os
health
TIE REORaAyIkAues OF TIE YRNCU AE,fY.
The M0n'ilur contains the following olot from hfsha
Random Che Emperor Napoleon respecting ti' 'e
proposed bJ Majesty rrasanlso 81 he brooch
army:
SIRE. grave which Just taken place cr
many have led several The Powers 81 Europe introduce
esty has thought France could not remain Indifferent 20
this state of things and ought study the question 20 90 10
ascertain whether - not also necessary 20 intia' o INC
military forces OF the empire the notifications which ceun
stances seem 20 point Your Majesty consequently "a
pressed 10 your intention Of nirnstng 20 commission INC
resency Of which your Majesty cd tO yourself the task
of oscertannR what shond h. done order place M
and 10 maintain our pocal influence In obedience TO
Maesys wish have the honor TO propose as members oil ih
commission:
Here follows list OF names which includes tx members OF
the cabinet viz Rouher Minister Of State Marshal all
liant Minister OF the EmperOrs Household and Of the Iine
ster OF War the Marquis de- Chhsseoup Daubat Minister OF
Marine aud Colonies and NJ Nuiry President OF the
Council Of State the Aarhas Of France NJ fleuy TIE I'm
uerors Adede Camp and several officials connected with the
army and the ministry Of The report is approved by The
Emperor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
TURKEY.

The Times. in one of those articles the unexpected
OF which always marks evolution the Govern
nf policy or change IN the views Of the directing classes
has made tight Of The fate Of CnstantnOpe and Of the Ottoman
Fmsire altogether while the contrary attaching 10 the
destins OF Egypt Importance sufficiently great 70 warrant
the sacrifice ofhe last shilling aud Of the last soldier or En-
GLAND How viii this programme obtain Tho assent OF
public opinion England Whai chance mas II Of being ae
cepied aud approved by the Canne Of London we 90 n9
end 40 know We Do know THAI Europe passing through
cris and that The peace AZ Nkobng only ne ismina
tion OF ite Grst period
THB INSTRUCTION ~ CANDIDA
C,usiartinorlo dispatch 81 Go ld myf Ten lhnisabp
erears ero engaged IN tho battle pear Urissa fly lofi
40 l'Iled Tic 1Irhifh losses were ESQ largo
Druufatous announcing Doe .IbftsIr1 ut ..aAlR' lH
-rr,r rom 90 ,atf 81 mo s.ald hc futNh nrdI.1f'rn
fe fhfrIui g"u'g Hll rod ig'rp ciu 10 TOO thfA
ol h.rdol we've dowu'i - Nc fiS.lr 'i 80 sstr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
AUSTRIA.

A Vienna dispatch Of Nov. says: Count Bel
cred Baron Beust and Count ah agree all points a. TO
home and foreign policy Baron Beusts entry INTO the
has strengthened the Austrian pohey OF eoncoh O"an
Hungary" -, -, -
She Hungarian Diet is cenvoked for the 18th CT NOVEMBER
The nomination Of the special Hungarian Ministry is declared
BY Government be dependent upon tho bofaton on l
rfeeKAne on affairs to Austra and Hungary LAID
down BIZ committee of IS members elected by tho Diet.
Cholera ad nearly ceased az Pesth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED OUT.

ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. BITE steamship Manhattan
fom NewYors Oct 81 arrived ere to-day and proceeded 70
Liverpool
BEEsr Nov. l3-Tho German Transatanhc Companys
steamship ST. Laurent touched 70 day route TO syre
STEAMSHIP PERUVIAN DISABLED.
LIVERPOOL Nov. I3-Tbe steamship Peruvian which left
Glasgow 9Th inst became disabled and was Obliged to
tam her passengers at Ardrossal Scotland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
TURKEY.
AMNESTY TO THE CAFDIAg BsURaEErs,

amnesty 10 TIE CANDIAN IfsUHtEhIs'
LoyUoS, Tuesday, Nov. 10, IsCG
Dispatches from the East announce that tho Turk
ish Government has ordered general amnesty to be
granted to the insurgents Of Gambia.
THE CHOLERA.
CoSsrANTis5rls, Tuesday Nov Is 1866
The cholera has again broken ont in this City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov l3-Tbe Cotton market is du and drcop
lag Mddug Uplands quoted at lad The sales to-day
amounted 70 only GOO bales.
LIVERPOOL BRRADSTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov l3,-eyenng market for Bread5tufs
is fmer Corn has Tsnced 3s y 40 for Mixed West
em Provisions are dull Petroleum s quoted at l70 for
Refined
TRADE REPORT.
MANCHESTER Nov l3-The market for woods and yarns is
heavy and lower.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Nov. l3-Consos quoted at go for money
LONDON Nov. l3-Eyening Money Market is steady
(JeAsOls for money, 80.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the prices Of American securities
United States 52Os 69i Illinois Central Railroad shares "a
Erie Railway shares jlt.
following the closing prices Of American securities
s. FiveTwentieS 69i Illinois Central Railroad - Erie
Railway, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

Tho early retirement Of Baron Reasoli was e.
pectod. ,.,o
Baron Rcaso has addressed circular TO Tho yfee OF mo
Kingdom stating that the cessation Of foreign oceaPGLoh
enables the Government 20 recall Immediately toe rshols vac
have been removed from Seoe eoafned 10 certain Ied nee
The only exception made for the present apples snops
igue has been recently furnished Count BuTG oIIf5ed ms
evening IN Berlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Lott
which len Liverpool at o'clock on the afternoon Of the 3D. and
Queenstown on the b November arrived here wednesday
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
RUSSIA.

An Imperial manifesto had been issued ordering the
Russian military and naval forces TO be raised b their n
strength BY levy Of recruits throughout the whole Empire IN
the proportion OF four every thousand OF tho mae popaao
The recruiting 10 take place between the tih Oh January ana
18th Of February next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
DENMARK.

OPENING OPP rEB CHAMBERS.
CoPESutGEy, Tuesday, Nov. ia, eco
The King, to-day formally opened the session of
he Danish Chambers IL lis speech on that Occa-
son, he said be was convinced that Denmark would
soOn regain her natural frontiers by popular vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
ITALY.

Troops have been dispatched sgans. three serg aated
bands Of brgaIds IA Tkessay.