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The Mexican Question i'm France-Speculationi
About the Emperor's Intentions.


Paris (January Ia) Correspondence Of the London
News.
The Presse says that at a ball AT the Tuile-
ries last night the intention attributed 10 the
Emperor 10 announce in his speech the eVacu-
alton of Mexico, for this year, was favorably
received by all the political company. Inc
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the world that the Mexican expedition, the
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are preparing 10 be acted upon in 1oulon, pre-
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more troops. This does not look like evacua-
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Paris January Isl Correspondence Of the London
Globe
With regard to Mexico, ii is known to-day
that reinforcements TO the figure of one thou
sand men have gone forth, and that the throne
speech on January 22d will not show the slight
est sign of altering or hesitancy in the Imperial
mind about carrying his fixed purpose TO the
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Paris Correspondence ofthe Independence Beige
That which appears TO be the most probable
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speech from the throne,) while anticipating
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thew are still unknown TO the ministers them
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news which will be brought at the last mo-
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-SESATE.-Mr.
Wiley offered resolution, which was adopted,
instructing the Committee on the Judiciary TO
report bill for the payment of loyal citizens
of the lately rebellious States for quarter
master stores taken from them for the use of
United States armies.
Mr.. Sumner resumed the floor in continue
ton of his argument of yesterday, and spoke
ut great length. He said that the principles
he contended for, despite timid and perverse
counsels would triumphantly prevail.
HorsE.-The House resumed the considera-
ton of the bill extending the powers of the
Freedmen's Bureau. The first amendment
voted on was that none of the provisions Of
the act should extend to, or be in force in, the
State of Kentucky. 1t was rejected.
The substitute for the bill presented by Mr..
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among other things, that the freedmen shall
retain the land on the basis of the Homestead
Law not exceeding forty acres each, and that
the occupants of the land under Sherman s
special field order should be confirmed in
their possession, and no person shall be dis
turbed or ousted therefrom unless settle
ment should be made with said occupants by
the former owner satisfactory to the Freed
mems Bureau
The bill was passed-yeas, 1886 nays, 80.
The House considered and passed, by vote
of one hundred and twelve to twenty -four,
the House bill giving the assent of Congress to
the transfer of the counties of Jefferson and
Berkeley from Virginia TO West Virginia.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT CAPTURED BY GUERIL-
LAs.-We are informed that the steamer Bel
fast was captured by guerllas, on the Tom
bigbee river, few days ago. She was heavily
loaded with cotton, which they took off al
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From the Southwest.

New ORLEANS, February 6.-Civil proceed
ings have been commenced by the Texas State
officers at Brownsville against the parties
implicated in the Bagdad affair.
There are upwards of forty-two thousand
destitute persons in Alabama who will require
the expenditure of upwards of two millions
dollars per annum 10 relieve them.
The labor prospects on the Red river are
more cheering The freedmen are disposed to
give better satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07
By w. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond.
THE PLACE CALLED WOODBURY.,
i IN GIQIrCESTER COUNTY. CONTAINING

THE PLACE CALLED WOODBURY.,
i IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, CONTAINING
OLD SURVEY, FOR SALE PRIyATELY.-Locs
within quarter Of mile Of York river: Jones'
ing-six miles from Gloucester Courthouse-about
a half mile from Lees mill. 1t has mill site on
it. About two hundred and fifty acres are cleared,
original growth, chestnut, pine and oak; The
cleared land Is all under one fence OF chestnut
rails. Land capable OF producing. twenty bushels
of wheat and from eight to ten barrels of corn per
acre On the place are two excellent springs. The
wood on the place would more than pay for II. The
dwelling lis old II contains six rooms The out
buildings also old; no value is placed on them
The neighborhood is excellent. Abundance OF
w. b. ROBINS,
la 1s-2tawts Real Estate Agent.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
"a -
-. Sv WBs Robins Real Eststs Agent,
ifon-front Building, Governor streM Rfehrn.S


A c m.EErRSY, VALUABLE FARM 10.
M I kaITR IN, GLOUCESTER COUNTY ~
fks Ikoa AhER aAE5s s
iAND-sbout two hnnSrssa a HUI PRED ACRts o!
which are cleared and laid on ma ,hrs ssrss o.
divided by good cross fences n IL r, rrSS aSia,s
state of cultivation. The remainder h IN d 1ign
growth af pine and oak. The DWELLING tvsieS I.
two story framed onsl Is nearly new, having
been built lust before the war Il contains avs
rooms, besides one basement and two garrett rooms.
The yard il large, well enclosed with railing, and
beautifully shaded: The garlen Is IN acre, well
enclosed with ratings, and very highly improved.
There IL pump OF good water In the yard, and An
excellent spring about dfty yards distant: The
kitchen contains two rooms; I'm addition 70 which
there Is building Of the same dimensions, used ~
nursery or laundry smoke, house, carriage !s
wants houses, a large stable and large barn.
with sheds attached, all in fair order: There y
good apple orchard, covering sbout On .srs O
ground, Of fine quality, different kinds. There Are
hne mari banks on the place. but the land y "a
such good condition now az not 70 need IL tbs y
a very desirable place, and Is very healthy. Lies
only one mile from Purton bay, ON the river noted
for It's fish and oysters and is on the main road
leading to Yorktown. The neighbo.hood is excel
lent. Price only 5000. w. B. ROBINS,
ia ls-2awts Real Estate Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Especial 10 the Richmond Dispatch.l
From, wushlunton-Sum gpeech

-THpVCIa1 DISTHtVH'J
From Wnshington-Snmner's Speech.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-Sumner's speech
to-day was In support of the principle of abso-
lutte and unconditional equality Of races, and
no reconstruction that Is not founded there
upon. The remarks were read from nm
immense pile Of manuscript. He opposed the
amendment on the ground that it will consti-
tutionally admit that State has the right to
exclude colored men from the polls.
TINON.
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BY w. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent, s,es
ron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
TOR SALE, THAT VERY DEsIRA-

TOR SALE, THAT VERY DESIRA-
II BILE FARM, CALLED BARREN POINT, IN
GLOUCESTER COUNTY. CONTAINING F0gR
R AkEs sTTAT HRsE MhRs
CAPPAHOOSIC FERRY. The cleared land Is
divided into three fields Of about seventy -nve acres
each, with good fences and suficiency Of wood and
rail timber All the buildings are In perfect order
and nearly new. The dwelling has eight good
large rooms, beside garrett and basement rooms
seer's, negro houses and stable. Also, an oyster
house, and as fine oyster-planting ground as any
largely. The situation is fine, being in full view
of the river. 1t is convenient to church, schools
ward, and 1t is good stand for q store Price,
Sl2 900. W. b. ROBINS,
la l9-2awts Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07
Steamer Burned-From Monterey

NEW ORLEANS, February 5,--The steamer
Mary A. Brener, with eight hundred bales of
cotton, was entirely burned on the Sd instant
At the mouth of the Red river Her passen-
gers and crew We're saved.
1t was reported that the Liberal General
Escobedo was marching on Monterey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07
New York Markets.

New YORK, February 6.-Cotton steady, nj
IS cents. Wheat firm; New Amboy and Mil
waukie, $2.7S. Corn dull; declined lc. Pork
unsettled; mess, 800. 75@$3O Lard buoyant,
at l5@lsc. Sugar more active; Muscovado,
l26l3c Naval stores dull. Gold, 1885,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07
NTETROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND {

vi CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary
patterns, we are prepared to execute, at short no.
LEV EVERY cry DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS, BRASS
" IRON sSSN fiR Ta8{N FOR STORES AND WARE
Il CCAaSTIINGsF FOR RAILROADS all kinds - ~
u WAGON " EGO AXLEs COMPLETE, WITH BOXES;
ENGINES and MACHINERY of all kinds re-
PAIRED 9 The Pt sRa 63n'k dis
We would call particular attention to our facili,
P PR SE i MLEs &C. Having done
a considerable quantity of this description of work
recently our stock of patterns is very complete.
Al the Wrought and Cast,ir9n Work n Tor the
including the Long, Heavy Bolts complete, with
Nuts, Angle Blocks, Washers, &c.
Wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Kali
roads, fitted up complete, with Wheels and Axles
Having erected commodons Smith Shop, we
kinds including WROUGHT IRON GRATlNGS,
for Dwellings, Warehouses, &c.
In addition to the above, we are prepared, In orr
GLAZED Or TNGLAZED; BLINDS AND DOORS,
and M0ULDlNGS of every pattern. DID CO uvopv
supplied at this establishment, respectfully beg
leave to refer to Charles Campbell, Esq, superin-
tendent of City Gas Works, and the Officers OF the
the Superintendents, Engineers and Master Machi-
niss OF the several Railroads leading mthiscty;
also to Major E. T. ID. Myers, Engineer Richmond,
Fredericksbnrg and Potomac and Richmond and
Petersburg Railroads, and A. L. Maxwell, Esq,
Bridge Builder Maceni Ga, for whom we have
executed large orders. " =
Since the admission on the LIST of October last, OF
Mr.. J. J. Montague to An interest in our
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR BUSINESS
we have increased and improved our machinery,
and are now prepared to furnish, with neatness and
dispatch, at lowest cash prices, SASH, BLINDS,
DOORS, MOULDINGS and SCROLL SAVING.
We ask especial attention to our facilities for
CIRCULAR M0ULDINGS
of anv size. HARD WOOD MOULDINGS FOR
RAILWAY COACHES, and ORNAMENTAL SAW
ING Of all kinds - r,,,u,
Orders solicited. TANNER q EHBEIS;
Highest cash prices paid for OLD lRONi BRASS,
COPPER &c La lbs II. " IA.