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Ia BED spreads, only SO so, at A. W
Martins, 333 Main street. II

CRops. - The Bolivar Bulletin says:
The late drenching rain with which this
section was blessed has caused the cot
ton and corn fields to present decidedly
healthy appearance, and planters are
now confident, in great majority of
cases, of making more cotton than was
anticipated few weeks since. Corn
has improved wonderfully, and bespeaks
an average yield.
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SAVE YOuR MoEEY.-You can save a
large share Of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office. We make a specially Of
this part of our business, and. having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest, our facilities for doing the
best of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed BY any house in this section. We
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-16

MILITARY vs. Civil AUTHORITY. -Sev.
eral attempts have been made recently
to arrest Robert E. Clary Deputy Quar-
termaster General, for contempt OF
Court, but he always defeated the officers
of the law by ordering the guard at his
headquarters to put the Sheriff out or
shoot him. On Saturday Judge Smith
ordered Sheriff Winters to summon a
posse conitatus of sufficient strength to
arrest the defer of the law, and that Off
Ger, with large number of the Metro
politan Police, hunted for the military
gentleman. But they were unsuccessful,
for the law-breaker hid in the neighbor-
hood of the navy yard, until a boat
landed there, when he jumped aboard
and was soon steaming northward, to
enjoy his leave of absence.
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ARREST OF A HIGHwAYMAE-A man
named Elisha Roberts, who lives about
three miles from town on the Hollylord
road, was arrested on Saturday for rob
bling Mr.. A. o Harris on Friday night
1t is stated that shortly afterward he
robbed negro of thirty dollars. On
Saturday morning Roberts attempted to
rob negro named Claibe, presenting
his pistol and swapping cap at him,
when the darbey seized the pistol and
beat him over the head with it, until he
drew derringer, shot the negro in the
hip and made his escape. When the
police arrested Roberts at his house they
found him in bed with his head tied up
and upon being informed of what he was
charged with, declared his innocence and
stated that it was him who was robbed by
the other party.
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A LIVELY RUXAwAY.-Yesterday NOR
ming the quietness Of the levee was dis
turbed by dashing runaway that caused
considerable excitement. A pair OF
spirited horses, attached to carriage,
in which were a lady, gentleman and
child, were seen to move down Court
street at lively pace, and when near the
corner the carriage was overturned,
throwing out the occupants without in
juring them. The horses proceeded
northward at fearful rate, leaving pieces
of the carriage every few yards, and
managed to dodge every one who at
tempted to stop them, until they halted
of their own accord. The carriage was
completely demolished, part of the har-
ness being the only thing behind the
horses tails when they finished their
wild career.
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ored bride with him. During the trial
this morning Mrs. Jones was present,
and at its conclusion, walked of by the
side Of her husband
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employ the best Of workmen, have all
the latest and newest styles Of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your favors to
l3 Madison street. 1871
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The diamond shirt, the best shirt in
the market, at reduced prices, at A. W.
Martin s, 1893 Main street.
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MISS ADA MosrRosE, at Good Idea

RAID on KEYo.-The Keno establish
ments recovered from their recent scare
sufficiently to open on Saturday night,
and the game was soon in full blast
However, damper was put upon their
business about nine o'clock by visit
from the police, who requested them in a
very persuasive and argumentative man
ner to shut up. They did so.
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On BAn.-Mike Waters, charged with
ASSEMBLING with intent to kill Capt Nc
Fadden, waived an examination before
Esquire Creighton, Saturday, and gave
bonds to the amount of ten thousand
dollars for his appearance at the Crimi-
nal Court .t
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Down They Go.-The best Of Business
Cards printed for Sc to sc SO per thousand
at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office. 7
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Official Drawings Of the Missouri State
IL ~ ~ Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS No. 4sl-JULY IA. 1866.
Is, 8, SO, 50, 80, IS, ~, 6S, 81, "a, 81,
Sc, 6S.
CLASS No. 432-JUIY IA. 1866.
"a, %, II, II, CO, 20, IS, 81, 3, II, G,
a, 81. A
sFftf Mk.htt ~ ba.fta t-a
Glass 4Sl paid prize of $500.
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SHAVED ice makes the coolest, and
genuine fruit syrups and rich cream,
make the most delicious soda water in
the world. These are only to be obtained
in all their perfection at O'Hara's Tenn
pie of Fancy, 66l Jefferson st. I
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BEARD & PLUNNER have changed the
time and place Of the sale Of the Paine
tract of land to Wednesday, the 18th
inst, on the premises See advertise
ment and attend the barbecue
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BLEAcHED domestics are sold at Is, 20
and 25 cents per yard at Elson Bros. /,
297 Main street
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
M H M H HIS,
Monday Evening. July 18th. 1866

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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EVERY style, at prices to suit, is kept
at Ames, Woodbury. 4 Jones, 1872 Main
street. Go there for furniture.
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Circulation.-A morning paper Keeps the
following lines. in large letters. at the head OF
its editorial columns; "a Largest circulation Of
any paper in West Tennessee Largest city cir
culaton." The city circulation of the Pubic
LEDGER is greater than that of any other paper
published in Memphis fact which the editor
of the paper alluded to is perfectly aware Of
Comment Is unnecessary.
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A Coon PLACE.-At the Southern Pal
ace Saloon, opposite odd-Fellows Hall,
may be found the best Of liquors, wines
and cigars, both native and foreign; also,
a splendid lunch every morning at ten
o'clock Call
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SoMErHIYG BIG.-A mammoth cotton
stalk about four feet high and filed with
bolls, blooms and squares, has been sent
to our Office by Messrs. r. S. Jones q
Co., of No 8 Madison street. 1t is
from their plantation near McNeirs.
Landing, Miss and is one of the largest
we ever saw at this season of the year.
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COUNTRY merchants buying for cash,
will find great bargains at Elson Bros,
297 Main street '
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Night Blooming Cereus like the Bard sub
lime.
Not for a day. but for all coming time.
Cortland Gazette.
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SENTENCED negro named W. I.
cambridge was sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the peuitentiary in the
Criminal Court, Saturday, for larceny.
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YEAsr POWDERS. "A splendid article
is manufactured by NJ Murphy, lis JEFF
ferson street. and sold by the pound
cheaper than that manufactured at the
North Try the Memphis manufactured
Yeast poyders.
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DOwS They Go.-Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars a ream at the
PUBLIC LEDGER Office. T
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s. G. RHINE, 1856 Main street, has three
very large aud desirable floors for rent
can give lease from to s years. j32w
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TOURNAMENT AT BoLIvAR-We learn
that there will be tournament at Boil
var, Tenn, on the oath of September,
for the benefit of the monumental fund
of Hardeman county, The prize will be
three hundree dollar horse, and sew
enty-fve dollar diamond ring and riding
yhin
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City of Cairo, Northwest, Des Arc,
Lady, Anna, Pine Bluff, Commercial
Boats Leaving To-Day.
The celebrated steamer City of Cairo
is the St Louis packet this evening,
leaving at FIVE o'clock Captain Bob X.
Riley-oue OF the most popular com
manders on the river-has charge of her,
and Mr.. w. H. Block presides in her
office. Tickets can be obtained at the
Union ticket office Jefferson street
Ohio river travellers should remember
that the neat and commodious steamer
Anna leaves for Louisville and Cincin-
natl this evening at Eve 0 clock, in COM
mand of Captain 10. Shinkle. Mr.. Dun
lop will be found in her Office, ready and
willing to attend to passengers in his
usual affable style.
Miscellaneous.
The Adam Jacobs has had thorough
overhauling under the auspices of Capt.
Roland, aud will leave our wharf some
time during the present week.
Eugene Turton has sold one-fourth of
the Governor Sharkey to Vim. Turton,
for $4,000 Tunstall & Holmes sold one
third of the Gem to Captain Thos. W.
Wills, and Amos Abrams and David p.
Green sold two-thirds Of the same boat to
Wills and other parties Price of boat,
$4,000
A CAIRO dispatch says: The Belle
Memphis is direct from the builder s
hands, and attracted much admiration.
The finish and painting Of cabin is Of
new style and beautiful Her speed is
good as expected, but she was not built
for a race horse, as reported. She is be-
Iieved to be the best boat for her trade
yet built
The st. Louis Democrat of Saturday
SAYS The river was stationary yester-
day; will doubtless decline to-day. Mis-
sour falling, and large stage Of water.
Upper Mississippi low and declining. To
Keokuk there is FIVE feet on the lower
rapids three feet and but three feet be-
tween Dubuque and ST Paul No
business Of any moment is being trans
acted on the upper Mississippi, but the
crops are full on that river and the llli-
nois, affording a time Of busy tines
shortly to steamboats, Business in the
aggregate is dull here, which is perhaps
well, as the weather is tremendously hot
STEAMBOAT PRHTNe.-We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex.
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was caused by a chimney burning out at
the corner of jackson and Front streets.
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CALIcoEs are sold at Is cents per var
at Elson Bros 297 Main street
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Notice.-We earnestly request our friends
not to pay moro than five cents copy for the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsboy at
two cents a copy, thus allowing Them over q
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
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STILL THEY Go. = Where? Why, to
Cayce's Arcade, 80: Main street, where
they purchase bargains daily
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PIrrsBURG CoAL-Briggs & Peterson,
Office IL Madison street Branch Office,
34l Main street,, B. Moseley, agent.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
without Reserve or Limit.

WE WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
w bidder, on the premises, few hundred
yards beyond the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad depot,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE SECOND. THIRD AND
II fourth stories of building 356, Main street.
Entrance good.
iy3-2w 3. II. KLINE.
NOR RENT.-NEw HOTEL AT MOUND
Il City, Arkansas. For particulars apply to
J. II. WAGGENER,
je29-1m 294 Main street.
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LADIES hosiery and underwear, ele-
CANT assortment, at Mack Bros, d
Bohm's, 26l Main street T
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LINEN handkerchiefs can be bought at
81 so per dozen at Elson Bros, 297
Main street. I
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The Port Of Memphis.

The riyeris falling slowly at this point,
The weather this morning was cloudy
and warm. There was some look of
business at the landing five boats
being engaged in loading and unloading.
The following arc the arrivals and de-
partures since our last: }gI-1.S
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-TYPE METAL (BETTER
i than babbet) for sale low. by
WHITM0RE BROS.
PUBLIC LEDGER office.
EOR sALE.--AN ADAM PRESS. PLATTEN
II 19x25 inches. withsteam apparatus completes;
will be sold low if applied for soon. 1t is in
good running order. and may he seen running
any day in our possession.
Apply to, or address,
WHITM0RE BROTHERS.
NOR SALE.-l2A ACRES OF LAND ON THE
IL fernando road. four miles south Of the
city one of the most desirable lots in the eoun-
try. For particulars apply to Il. WHITMORE,
at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office, IL Madison street,
or to M0NSARRAT, LANIER Il co. Irving
Blonk
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each Insertion.
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THE best furniture can be obtained at
Ames, Woodbury. & Jones 392 Main
street
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The rush to Elson Bros. great clear
ing out sale is unabated 7
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm Of fire,
about ten o'clock yesterday morning,
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LINEN lawns, beautiful patterns, at
Mack Bros. a Bohm's, 26l Main street
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Our Public Directory strangers visiting
the city in quest of any of the necessities or
Injuries Of life. will find the names Of all the
frst-class business houses in our city, together
with large amount Of other important infor-
nation in our Public Directory column on
the first page Of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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LACE points, of elegant design, at
Mack Bros. & Bohm's, 26l Main ST. 7
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MILE zADA, at the Good Idea.
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Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR..
j, SKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia. Pa. apls73n
Rochell's self washing Soapfor sale through
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THE best selected stock of cloths and
cassimeres for eustom-made clothing
at Reid & Bros, l51 Jefferson street 7
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SILK cloaks at first cost, at A. w Mar
tin 3, 1893 Main street ''' -
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SILKS, very cheap, at Mack Bros &
Bohm's, 26l Main street
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DREss goods are being sold at 10, q
and 25 cents per yard at Elson Bros.
297 Main street. I
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OSCAR WILLIS, the Memphis favorte.
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" you want your clothing made to
order, 90 TO Reid 4 Bros l5l Jefferson
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LADIES and ehildren's shoes, cheaper
than ever, at A. W. Martins, 1913 Main
street. 7
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Stores and Offices for Rent.

Stores No. 4l3, AIS, All. 49 and 423 Main street;
Also, No. So Beal street;
Also, Nos. 70. rs. 70 and 50 Madison street;
Also, ROOMS AND OFFICES for gentlemen.
rT,HE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS,
1 corner Main and Beal streets. containing
Sixty Rooms, Bathing Rooms. etc. and very
large basement. The rooms will be rented Tor
the purpose of hotel to be kept on the Euro,
pear plan. There will be a large wagon yard
connected with the same.
To competent and responsible parties great
inducement will be given. Apply to
p. HUGHES,
JOPLIN AZ Main street :
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GEORGE PowERs, at the Good Idea.
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PITTsBURG CoAL--Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Branch Office
374 Main street-R C. Hite, agent. +
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JOINS KEEoAs, biz DANCER. Good Idea
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GENTS furnishing goods, very cheap
at A W. Martins, 1893 Main street.. 7
, 1866-12-17

Liberal taocesses In a1ex1eo-l.srada Gsne
liver t. the Liberals with His Nhsae
Fotct, dic--K1poet ot E"heaI-Trade-hon- on
e. n1arAet. 6se.
SAY FnAxc1.eo. December l6-The Mexican
Low Ind GeEesai Mcdowell Of Li6es1 successes
In Ae1ieo: 1he latter responded that he had tc-
ce1red and read the accounts with the greatest ia-
r.,v.te Litter. rom Ae.puleo ~, he
ST. s. n,en3ss IT, o. s% g. ~; :, Md; s
witb lie troop: recently ari,rn - trom soao!s md
sI1.s1oa; but The movement wa prevented by tbs
DETECTION ol Losaaa, Imperial eoHaaasa { u r.
the Liberals, md united with The troops sent b.
Corona from Mazatlsn 10 at'aek the French co1.
oi.e hunared men under Marines would aito
uni'e in The attack. II - ,'eievcd thtt CasiCney
would sail for France from the Pacific coast in.
The American schooner Drcadnausht had II.
rived =: Acapulco With ! cargo Of goods Tor tho
French aset, Of which three were In kae harbor,
sAx FRAxcnco. Dcbczbcr 1s-lt Is estimated
California thc p.e!snt year Is az millions, dvc
1he retail d1y eoocs, trade Is good, but whole.
essies: sa!ss ot Gssts =, Klea Cote at : esals
Commercial acs1ces from Honolulu, Eovembes
~ report busire improving and vha1ers ntt!n1
ont ont I'D t4stnx 1ap'dl5- Supplied abundant
Snc Zip Geersc Davis, 20 barrels Of oil aas
4,fp pounds Of 6one, and chip james MuuaJ, -,
sss Sr S3l sna pounds Of hone
| 1te bark Ethan Alien, from Honolulu, desret
| yetttiaaJ with %. On Of treasuse.
,.ets anf g. fsssa s2o.s Fsa Ssa @ o. cses; Ses
~; Empire 4;Il. 31.ss; ophir, si.oo; impe
sAK FnAEc1tca, December 1e.-General Nc
Dor I'll has is.ue4 IN order complimentary {
Iapthtne q. B. sanfo,d and Coe, First Uulte,
Slater Cara ~. and ateo Of some Madeaoo an
Elmo Ipc!au., 1os gafanpy displayed in actio
! with Apache Indians NEAR Fort Mcdowell Artzppl
Tbs tteamcs Oit.mznt, from Portland. Oregon
arrived yesterday Htlh &a61, 100 In tscasnre.
N*arly ct persons have a!'e,dy secured pa!
hrst nip to Japan and China On Janu:9 fir l.
sAN FRAacI.co, D crsnher 1.-THE GRIND 3ut
lfs fonnd indictments sgainat the Aztcrsors O
| .iIte+ counties who continue TO make returns o
A. AveI!, at Sacramento. Instead Of Blgter, Pre-:
ideDt Johneon's appointee.
Seventy ~'halers arrived at tha Sandwich Island
thie seaeon, With average cAsgoes Of oil.
California wheat IL quoted to-day 1t $t.At
$a.G0,
, 1866-12-17
FROM ST. LOUIS.


The t'onec rvntarcs Ask Gsehcral TAucoct to
E1pel the 4lasc Hlalstta from Lexington
OrtK1p o1 the FtEht-SRfcldc-Heacho on a
r,ts.,nr - f:onrrr..,ou.i s:a,,e.t IN ,h-
W.T. ns,,rct-Th. Er.the-a M.n-. A.
NA '.'o, -. :. -. ,,',.7
Especial oeepaten % tne en'caeo lHnone'l
ST. LOUIE. December Is
The leading Con.erraive. in tho wc.t.rn conn
H.. hox,rr ncti,toncs General U.ncoct ~ foyrf.
~ NA''.t = p. ..N.,,., =. 49,
Hy exrtl trc STATE mf'iua qaa1ssfea II Lcx1nston
By Governor Fletcher. he has sent Major Kclr, Of
h.s slaE tu Lexington TO investigate matters, and
ronwhi,o I'm f1,eo,],v r..e,ed sher1f has ro,,nr4
-, raa.o 'o1 ~ S.e,r-s ~ ,.tad -
ca rotse o. oas9S i,,s, sna u'sa 20 seF e.
tcs.ering with The police regulatlons Tho fEht
,4nortpd hy tctrpranb rrcH ont OF this dtf1lcuity
.,..:, -" ~. t,.,..er ..,Ia,. -sc-.1I.a H. ~.
INC Somt4t tee As uraus lA1tuts aneu n u ~
f'o1f na1is OF tEe Saa'c' tesponfIse 10 otne aoFef-
nott Cali.
a man 9med y. r Aaiuen so'omttea sul1ae
yesterday beeAuts biz Mite bad proven tslst and
cf.e'ea no"se q p39:u,sauoo l.,
, 1866-12-17

By the eCab.c-Reperted Arrtvai In EaK'and
and Arrext otstcphrns-The Pope Keeetvcs
the New ltaltnn 3tlrlAser-0peHfnx OF tho
Jin,inn as4rli~mcut -~p~eck Of Writer
EuaaneF-E7e wilt Reapcet The Pope'a Trr-
r,tery and Judcpendencc-Thc CKar 10
G*rnnt Concessions II fo,nnd-
LONDON, December 1e-Eventng.-A report ts
current to-dsy thai Stephens had arrived in Eng
land. vas t1seed 10 Norfolk, and the police had
suttted him. TIC rnnor is considered doubtful
The Government have eiTeu up the steamer
Bolivar. SUPP cted - Fen,an prtvatoef, to the
Colombian Minister.
RonE, Sunday, December 16.-1he Pope re
cei.ed the new Minister Of The 1sallsn Kingdom
vesy g.aeloutly to-day- and his mission to tos
pope will, 1t IL hoped, provo sncceetfu1.
FIohEncz, December 1e.-The 1t3}t1u Iaftis'
meDt has been opened By Victor Emanuel. he
delivered \ speech In which be congratulated INC
people Of Italy On their delivery from Br4ash
yoke. and theaF union undcs ons rove nment LIZ
says be will respect 1he Popas territory and tnde
re1denee. He expresses 4 hope that ths qnes
lions between His Holiness and Italy will be tot
I'D with satisfaction TO Ill parties.
The King, in his speech, al1aded to Eapo1 on
With whom the relauona Of Italy vare excellent
The withdrawal Of The French troops from Roms
bsd cemented tho alliance, md he hoped lh.t II
taicscu!tica In tho way Of United ttalY would b
removed By the moderation Of the lillian peot Il
md The foresight OF tae Pops. Thf, done. Ita'1
would become, In fact. leading Dauou Ii
Europe. Tie speech WIS much applA1dod.
yuxrA. Ueccu uber 16.-1ht Haue4rtsn Cham
bcr. have screed 10 the address Of tho Eupe.o
francs Joseph, a. proposed by n. Dack.
LONDON, December t6.-Adyaces ffom Russ
, 1866-12-17
FROM THE GULF.

From f.uha-Recetpts of Custams Mt New
t1rseaar-Thc Te%t Oath A1atut4ined-Thc
BrnZli Rebel Colony 4 Fallure-Aoout
-uRnr Piah1tux-*Eam Mexico.
NEW OH1IAxe, December 15.-The steamer
Liberty, from Baltimore, tta Havana 11th, arrived
to-day.
twelvc and fourteen. 8@8H reals.
The Captain General OF Cuba had Just recovered
fiem revere a11neeA.
s. Thomas coAtnnes to be infested with
cho1esa and su1all pox.
This feee'pta Of 'cus,oms At New o7!cans On
r nssdsy fsst were $40
The Cntted States District Court here tttll re-
nulre< the test oath from al lAwJess psactieang be-
fore it.
Kes. Ballard Dunn. Brazil Immigration Agent,
md Major Houston. who went out hou Alsban IA
With , colony 10 the Amsxon. ase here. They
met TITLE encouragement IN their enterprise.
tic plsntcrs OF Fermillion Par1sh aEe hrs!tatnG
1bous ilAntip4 Engaf cane, having beard Inst Con-
= csa hhd determined to rpeai tho duty on foreign
suca.e.
The Jtnr1' City Of Mexico correspondent mn
der date D! Norembcr -, saJs that Na1tml1tan
ne ve7 intended 10 leave Mexico. ue only went to
Orizaba Oh sccount Of hil health. lie wss ihen in
Prebla, ard all e1A1sea o{ Me1seans we1e pfepat'
ing TO support him, when TIC French troops a+a
withdrawn