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central Railroad COMPANY ara bs-.h. ;o,;.-
reference TO oil the franchises forms
anu lmnfunities Of In and 10 pr0perf,, eferssa3 -
Hhstner under the several laws 81 ilabs-ss a.
VEL Sou IS the law Of the Congress- Of ~, IT,yto5
states passed IN 1856 OF those that NAV he~ee a.
- p.ssseas tonching or referring to The e,,11-o-
pIlatioh 9t alternate sections Of land 10 sbs s,,
. Ilesss ana Alaoama Central Railroad Comnsn--t
ttSSsnlng ~ ana esfrying with said consoIidafion
me rights 10 said lands as coTnoleSel, - -
ltily. t9sether win all the benefits Of Al las-s
s Yasse ~ py Alabama and the United States ~ tbs
said NaSnvilie and Decatur Railroad fsoi,ns,,,
70 nave ana ENJOY, secure and enforce fbo --n,,s
pl IL pehent as felly as the said reuI.eSsee a1d
Ia nis.Damina ma central Railroad COMPANY -rniShf
couid' o. should Do. Therefore, be IA if-'ts''''1
kesoiyed. That the extension a. a.. -
s2stn 81 Decatur, is Of the first iuinorfsses -
~ @ com npany and Il Is our duty and intereSt n
ISster 5r ana protect the same and to adonf se,,s
st 5s,.n y shish Us construction may be consurs
tl1..9a- ana mat a COMMITTEES of three be an
pointed 70 memoTialize the Legislature Of Ten,
~ .iessei 70 aarn0rize the Directory Of this Corn
ls P..ilE % issue its bonds to an amount not e1
cesqing one million Of dollars for the ournass -
aiding IN the Construction of tue roaS f-sr, ~
eatur south 70 Lime Station. Ala: or Nv i5dors-
ing tae bonds OF any other com par,v nnd 49,;
IL CONSTRUCTION. or % adept any other 5nefns IL,
tnelt power % secure this end. and The Dire
Wy afe hereby empowered REQUIRED AMI IN.
sss.gceed 70 carry out this resolution in rood
lalth IS far As possible With safety to this eons-
Messrs. Jno. Baird, c. n. Ordwav. and
u ClaybroOke was made Committee 10
the Legislature. - /. - : : :.
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Inaenliary SPEECH bY Gen. nnfIer.

Nxw York, Nov. 25.-Maior General
Butler delivered his address last evening at
the Brooklyn Academy of Music on the
wrongs and abuses of the Executive power
and the constitutional remedy therefor.
His snaingpoints were on the impeachment
of President johnson. He charged him
With high crimes and misdemeanors.
which might be grouped under the heads
Of iniexieation, of making indecent and.
ipceEdiary harangues intended 10 ineite
the hatred and fear Of the people against
the Congress Of the United States, with
usurging the rights and powers Of Con-
gress with misappropriating the Govern
ment funds, with corruptly using the par
doning power, with appointing ineligible
men 20 Office, with neglecting to carry out
the provisions of the constitution, and with
pardoning j. T. Monroe that he might be
Mayer of New Orleans, and so use his in
huenee in interfering with the Louisiana
State Convention, and in killing, assassi- |
hating, rioting and numbering the mem
bsrs. He accompanied each of the charges |
Fith several specifications, and closed with
! general anathema against the enemies of
he country, in which he said we ask
lothing Of those who fought against us,
leither do we ask them how we shah con-
ltruct this Government
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
TIle Loulslann stale rnir.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-The Louisi-
ana State Fair, though first attempt, is a
great success. To-day is the last but one,
yet the interest is unhagging. 1t has al
ready quickened the disposition to use i'm
proved implements of machinery, an the
SJuth. The Association have resolved 10
begin immediate Preparations to hold an
other fair in N0vembeF, 1867, and to erect
pertinent buildings for the useof the same.
The Ewing cotton gin takes the first pre-
MUM.
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AnnIYerrarY nFeefinr.

INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 26.-Tbe anniYer-
sagy fseeting ofthe Young Mems Christian
Association was held tonight Addresses
were delivered BY several distinguished
gentlemen.
The members Of the 18th army corps will
meet In convention in this city on Fri
day next 70 discuss the question of,a sic-
eessor to the Hon. II. S. Lane in the SenaA
Of the United States. The Republican as
piranss are Gov, Morton, Hon. G. w. JUDI
son, Hon. james Hughes, and Hon. d. c.
Corwenes. .-..,-, -fYrr-s--st-r
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Great Feuian PreparatiOns-A Aunia.
cent EPnfan.

, NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Herald
says Col Thomas j. Kelly, Deputy @. O.
l. B., is in charge Of the Fenian headquar-
tiers in this city. .ssfre-g
Stephens has not been seen at the head
quarters for some time past, and the i'm
preston prevails that he will not be seen
again. N =, .-. s1. tv4gsa
Arms are being sent from all parts Of the
United States.-M Massachusetts takes the
lead In contributions. One of the wealth.
lest merchants in this city has promised
that on the frst- of December be would
make over to Col. Kelly, in ships and war
material, an amount equal to all Stephens
has received since his arrival in this coun-
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Our ReIa95Ons with MexicO--A RoyaI
Commission on NentraItty-The Fe.
nian Agitation. Hntf 3fa

Z
LONDON, Nov. 24.-An editorial in the
Times this morning expresses the belief
that the Emperor MACMILLAN has actually
abdicated. He looks for the intervention
Of the United States government as she
next step as a matter Of course, bot hopes
| thaf good results will follow. It is reported
that twenty transports viii sail from Brest
to bring home the French troops, immedi-
ately AFTER the arrival of the next mail
from Mexico. 80 q -
| LONDON, Nov. 25.-The condition of the
Mexican empire is the leading topic in
England and on the continent.
Trieste papers say that the late Empress
Carlotta's health is unchanged.
The Sunday Gazette this morning SAYS
the royal convention on the neutrality laws
viii soon commence Its sessions. Lord
Cranworth will be President of the con-
vention, and among its members will be
Lord HOughton, Sir Romdem Palmer, Sir
r. Phillimore, DR.. Tousa, and W. H
Gregory. .,s.-9 =,
PARIS, Sunday, Nov 25.-It is stated that
the Imperial commission appointed to con-
slider the reorganization of the French ar
my, will report in favor of adopting the
Prussian military system.
PEsTH, Nov. 25.-The Deak party have
adopted an address to the Emperor of Aus
tria asking for the restoration ot the laws
of lS4S, and promising that the diet will |
consider the wishes of the emperor as ex-
pressed by his recent rescript.
LONDON, Nov. 24-The Fenian agitation
an Ireland still continues Many arrests
OF persons and seizures Of arms have been
made. An American named McGiirany,
who was suspected of being an agent Of
the FeaianS, was arrested at Dublin TO-DAY
and imprisoned, and many others whom
the authorities have spotted viii be imme-
diately arrested.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-There are vague re-
ports that the government proposes to send
twenty militia regiments TO Ireland. sD
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Twelve thousand
breech-loading rifles are 20 be sent by the
British government to Ireland for the use 4
pt the cOnstables. Arrest of Fenians con-
ilnned to be made in Ireland, and the
troops are vigilant. Tf SN t5&iE $
further arrests ofsuspected Fenianshaye ]
been made in different portions Of ireland. .
Inc national troops are ready TO move at
warning. q La1 faA'l ! = q
proposals for some parts Of the Nicaragua p
'Oute have been awarded. The Times q
considers .that the entire scheme viii be
hEided between the governments of Eng [
and, France and the United States. liz
1here has been renewed fighting in Can i
Ia. IL Is said that the Tnrls have been LII
'adly beaten, and have suffered greatly. no n
ess than 5000 having been Killed and n
1OOO taken prisoners. Ir sss4-i 81 ~ 4 Ia
7
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Hanging OF Robbers at Lebanon. XIV.
. o.. by a H0h - ~

LEBANOE, Ky, Nov. 25.--E Editors Louis
vile journal: A mob numbering about
two hundred men entered Lebanon at
about Y o'clock last night, seized the
Jallor OF oar county Jail, opened the Jail
and took from it three men, viz Glenn
CroEdus, Wm- GOOde, and Tom Stephens.
all charged With robbery, whom they hung
to limb about one mile East Of Lebanon
The coroner is now holding an inquest
over the men. The actions Of the mob are
opposed BY all citizens. Il. Is certain that
no innocent man was hung. The mob left
i've men charged with larceny in the iail.
I The meb committed no other exeesses---
interfsred with no citizens. r. 4 > ~.
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FROM NEW JERSEY.
The Contest for United States Senator
fa ancceed NIr. Wright. tlnceaanlI

The Contest for United States Senator
ta ancceed MF. wright, deceased
NBwARK, n. j., Nov. 26.-The question
of the United States Senatorship is becom-
ing exciting in political circles. The Ad-
vsrtiser to-day advocates the election Of
Hon. F. P. Freelinghuysen, who was re-
Gently appointed by the Governor to fll
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Hon.
Wm. Wright. -a ~. isrj ff
Qritea number Of papers, in other parts
Of the State, are advocating the claims of
Hon Geo. P. Cobb, as representation
man of the State, outside of the influences
Of the city of Newark.
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FROM SELMA.
Destructive COnfERgratiOn-LOss Fsti.
mated ut Four Hundred Thousand
noVnawa

DN1NA COAAhNAs5 s5EtAhAOAA-lfU9S ESlAs
mated ut Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
SELMA, Ala, Nov. ga destructive
fire occurred in this city last night. Every
building on the north side of Water street.
between Washington and Broad streets.
were burned. All the buildings on the
east side Of Broad street, between Linton
alley and Water street, except two, MeRess
and Johnson's store and the Messenger
Office, which were ali badly damaged. The
loss BY this eon8agration is estimated at
over 100000. The heaviest losers are
Judson q Duncan about $4,000, insured
for $4,000; Messrs. Burnett Martin &
Swain, $4,000, insured fer 100000 Nc
Rees & johnson, $4,000, insured for $751;
600; Bowen Il Hooper, $4,000, insured
for $4,000. ...-.- SEE ua
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try. The California Fenians have pledged
themselyes to contribute $1,000 to the
cause through Stephens. Special messen-
gers are constantly arriving from ireland,
reporting the condition of affairs there. -
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FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. %. = The
Annual Conference of the Methodisi Epis-
copal Church South continues in session, at
Norfolk, and its labors will probably con-
sumo he greater part Of nextWeek.
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COLONEL WILLIAM PRESTON JOHNSON.
The Lexington, Va, Gazette saws
"COlonel William Preston johnson, of
Kentucky, has been elected by the Trustees
Of Washington College, at their recent
meeting, to FIJI She Chair Of History and
English Literature in that institution.
From his antecedents and reputation he Is
the very man for the position, and will
prove a most valuable addition to its pre-
sent able professorial corps. Colonel John
son is a son Of General Albert Sydney
johnson, and was an aid Of President Davis
during the war.
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AUGUsTA, Nov. 26.-The Senate bill has
been idtrcduced respecting the laWsprOhib-
iting aliens from owning real estate The
House has passed bill granting aid to an
Air Line Rsilroad, and prohibiting rail-
roads and steamers running on Sunday,
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Bil % ReOrganize the Treasury
DePartment-Arrival Of Gen. Sher.
nan at Havana.
AdVices from Havana Of the 2Otb An.
nounce the arrival there Of Gen. Sherman
and j. ID. Campbell with their suitsI Thev.
were handsomely received By the citizep:
and much attention from the aptbor;S;..
Gem sherman attended the grand revie,-
N honor Of the Queens birthday. Tbsv
are to leave for Mexico on the 23ra n NJ
II IS reported that the firm of Debon.
Clark & Bridges have filled Tie amoIInt
1-''S't' - sss efa3H ei s3Iair.l 5tT
s oi '7a5. -f iIef51 -tarl--..r ...-s--.
W -ir.L9 taeIar.r. p.. .s. .-
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3 PERsONAL@-The New Orleans Times of
Sunday makes mention of Generals D. H.
Maury, Marmaduke, Rosser and John S.
Williams, as now visiting the city, besides
Generals Beauregard, Longstreet, Hood
Buckner, p. w. Adams and Hays, residing
there. The Times says: At a dinner
given by one Of our citizens DAY or two
ago, the remarkable spectacle was exhibited
of four bishops Of the Episcopal church sit
ting on the same side Of the table, sand.
Eiched by five late Confederate generals.
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s5e-1iz saT'icA frr ar 7.1r. r.s
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-, Whereas In the consolidation which has baen
thlS day eheeted and confirmed. the Tenpesss,s
been brought and received into che sSsya.a;5 -,
eonsoHaatlon, with the fun understanding - Ts-
resolutions passed by the stockholders oS ssid
intended and accepted, that the e0nsoj;5.t;d1 1 ~ ~
me ne several companies with the NasbTiHs ~
l. Decatur kailroad Company is not and shall sot
~ eny wise inYalidate or impair any Of the fran.
n ana 20 property real personal or raixed svbieb
nave vested, OF which could, should or raiSbt
I ne eai.eE Eest Or accrue to the same, and which
Iennesseeand Alabama r. r. Co. spi n & bsJsbS
uIn5dsrstoed p and dsciaEed and 50 intended fbsf
~ ne rlgnLs m @, or Of property vested or
Alabama Central Railroad Com oany oi a1 Pima
l. aha aescIi ptlon and amount, whatever. Is re-
aned an ana earTlsd With By The said eOnsoidation
COMPANY, to be as freely eHjoined and s1jaros5
: Y done by the said tennessee and Alsbsma
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Arrival Of the Southern Members Of
COngress-Our Relations with Great
Britain. Il
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Cable.


eNEw Yonk, Nov. 21-The follow
ing telegram has been received, per
Gable, at Reuters Telegram Othce
Z LoNDoN, Nov. 20 Night The
High Assembly of the Island oflCrete
have; despatched special Envoy to
Persia, to, protest against the report OF
the submission of the Island of Crete
to Turkish authority. ~ 4'n
The Hungarian Diet has been open
ed. The Rescript Of the Diet urges
the necessity Of prompt settlement
Of the question of responsible Min
istry being granted to Hungary. ~
LIvERPooL, Nov. 20-Evenihg. -
Corn closed to-day at 39s Sd per qr1
with an adYancing tendency. w
New YoRK, NOV. n The steamer
Vile De Paris, from IHavre, 7th, has
arrived. igntsN .7siqoa aa .f0 e
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y" {
Liberals had obtained advantages,
but In the majority Of cases had been
.worsted. To this the French troops
contributed, who are again in camr
paign, and at the most exposed situa-
tions. ti htR
Cry on MExIco, Nov, 4,-Mainten-
ant has asked of the ministry OF the
treasury the necessary orders that the
Custom, House of Vera Cruz be de-
liyered TO the Inspector, ROLAND, by
virtue Of the convention OF June 80.
Secretary Lonpos replied that as the
said convention had not been pup
Iisked in Mexico, and could n9t
therefores be d flaw Of the State, ne
would, apply olthe Emperor for IN
fTIYs T5s Pgiriee states that d petition has
been presented 10 the Emperor, signed
by over one thousand Mexica9s, not
10 abdieate.l4
NoyJh.---On Saturday, the Bird, the
conference between the Mexican MIN
ister and Gen. Castelman commenced.
Nov, c6.-Adyices from Tampico
state chat at that pIace there was no
security for the inhabitants, nor unity
among the Liberals, who, besides the
loans iipforced in August, ,ghaye exact
ed Others TO the amount OF 800, ,OOp IN
September and October.
1t il denied, that at the action al
Miahantan, the battalion of Chaasuers
deserted TO the enemy, but being re-
cruits, and getting worsted, they dis,
banded leaving the officers behind
them. Their 4 Colonel, Westtard
mounted cannon, and received hl'
death wound hurrahing for Mexico
and the Empire. Also, that only 7O'
Austrian and Mexican troops fell o.
the ambuscade Of la Carbenera, anC
that only one piece of artillery wa
lost. The greater part Of the forces
after the action, feil back TO Huayua
faui.
Nov. Sth.-The Esta6ctte advises
the Emperor to abdicate, in an articl'
which plainly foretells the conse
quence if he does not, military coul
detdt.
Nov. 9.-The StaGette says the Em
peror was at Cordona and would b
Y fn Orissoba shortly. The solution 0
the present anxious crisis was an
nouncedsfo for the next week. ae.J
III 90ajaca surrendered TO the'Liberal
on the 31st of October
On the 9th large amounts OF Max
milian's baggage arrived at Vera CRU
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: CAN ADA
SDeciaI Commission to try FenIans-r
Only 80 Remaining In Jail-SeVen
have been Sentenced-32 TO be
Tried--HOn. Darcey Maghee.

y z
ToRoNTo, O. W., Nov. 2l.-The
special commission under which the
remainder Of the Fenian prisoners
are Ia be tried fhag Fbesna received
by the authorities here, and
ii .is) expected aIthatlgtke Sheriff
will forthwith receive the pTeeeRt tp
summon the necessary jury. There
are thirty-nine Fenians altogether re-
naming in jail, seven of whom have
been sehtenced.s Thirty two yet await
their trials, which will take9place at
once, on the close Of the Term, ccn-
mencing probably the 3D. proxdl
OTTAWA, G, w, Nov; H,1lt is re-
ported that q difficulty has arisen n
regard TO Hon. Darcy McGee's gd-
ing officially 10 England and France
| in consequence Of some indlscreet ut
| terafces lately made by him.
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ALBANY, N. ".
'ss~EA. ,Kf-T-EErE'
Death OF an Assembly Man-The
Canals.

ALBANY, N. X, Nov. 21.EDaniel
Slower, Member of Assembly elect,
from Schoharie County, died this
The Canal Companies announce
that the canals will be closed on the
12tb0qfas Deeenbsrs except the Cham
plain Canal, which will be closed on
the 9th Of December. 20.
New York, Nov. 21.-The second
annual parade Fofs the Metropolitan
Fire Department took place this after
noon. There were "a steam fre-en-
giues, each with tender and twelve
hook and ladder wagons. Each engine
tender aud wagon was drawn by two
horses, the former being largely dec
Grated with flags, bouquets and wreaths
of flowers, while the men in uniform
marchsd inHseotians. Two bands of
music accompanied The procession,
which made a very attractive appear
ance
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HALIFAX, Nov. 21S+AThe Africa
from Queenstown the llth has arrived
here. ,2BidHN
At the Lord Mayors banquet, Earl
Derby said he could not but believe
that the great and powerful nation OF
America would speedily know how TO
quel1 the agitation which at present
existed within, and that peace wonid.
reign from one end Of its, shores tol
the other. iaSVNAA5h
The subscriptions for the relief of
the Quebec saifeters IN lHehd0n, had
reached on the 10Th TO Gl2,500.
LIvERR0oL, NDwal0s6-8eef steady !;
pork inactive; bacon frmer; lard
tehdk downward dg8id
ITALY.
Several persons of position in Ppler-
mo. had been arrested for conspiracy
in the September ! insprgectionnry
movement; among others, the Bishop
of Moncale had been discovered 70 be
implicated.
Victor Emanuel still continued his
visits to Venice, and was engaged in
reviving the public institutions end
prt0CIDHl IldbbCIb Vi lhbSiSob's AAS N"s
meeting with enthusiastic 0tatlohs.
RoME.-Mr. Gladstone had had
another interview With the Pope, and
had visited many of the Cardinals.
Rumor attributed political motives to
his visit, and the London Morning
Herald charges that his design was to
reconcile the Pope TO the fate which
awaits him. and SAYS that he has com.
pletely failed in his efforts. Earl
clarendon had also reached Rome,
and would have an audience with the
Pope. ..ff.sr
Monrahieff Kansky, the eonquerol
of Kars, died on the 4th OF Eovem
Der. t....a.s
A St. Petersburg Telegram says th'
rumored alliance between Russia ant
Prussia is totally unfounded.
: INDIA.
w Count Boig has been appointed
Field Marshal in India. 'envtaVA
An official telegram Of the 7th o
November from the Nieefoy of India
says the distress, in Orissa was be
lieved tolb6 diminishing.
The harvest prospects were yer
4 6oodMmiII ss8gu
BOMBAY, Oct. 30.-Cotton qpie
and drooplnggi Th.Y lg99lR e1I
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NEW ORLEANS.
'Tsas TCbEsaYrfssFxF
Brazil--The State Fair.

NEW ORLEANs, Nov. l2f.-Andrew
McCollum, sugar planter of Louis
iana, who went to Brazil with view
of emigration, returned and pronoun-
ces il a. unsuitable and less favorable
to the Southerner than his own coun--
The Great Fair progresses finely
thouch inventors Of machinery and
;mnlements have been backward in
nnttinc up and bringing forward their
entries There is an immense con
course here from Alabama, Mississip-
ri, Texas and the interior of Louis
lana and even more distant sections
including all Of the Western States.
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BOSTON,
A SWlndling Failure.

BosToN, Nov. 21.-A firm styling
themselves Barstow, Edston Il Co.,
recently opened place Of business at
rs Federal Street, as commission meyT
chants, and it is said managed to buy
large quantities of dry goods on
credit. which were shipped to New
York city and elsewhere. The firm
has suddenly subsidized and the credit
ors are in pursuit.. The alleged losses
are estimated at from 100000 TO
$150,000. Shoe manufacturers In
Lynn, Wilford, and other towns are
reported amongst the largest creditors,
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RICHMOND.
Virginia Farmers, Contention Fire
af DanyIile Disturbance Among
10 the Negroes Z o1oI- hfOmnah

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 21.-A Conf
vention of Virginia farmers assem-
bled last night in Virginia Hall. Hon,
Willoughby Newton, President Of the
Virginia Agricultural Societys deliv-
cred AN address, after which 'ex- Cow
ernor Smith and others made speeches,
all predicting bright future for Vir-
ginia. After the appointment ofsevl
eral committees, TO report on subjects
discussed the Presidents address
the Convention adjourned until night,
aa RICHMOND, Va, Nov. t2l1-aA fire
br oke out i9 Danville2 this morning
Fleshmanfs dry-goods store, and the
Danville bakery The arrest of ne
gro man for stealing, while the are
was in progress Cthreatened to pro,
duce q riot among the blacks. All
quiet at last accounts.
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SAN ! FRANCISCO
Seizure OF Mexican Brig Basco.

SANFRRNcfsco, Nov. 21.-A later
account respecting the seizure Of the
Mexican brig Basco, says D,Artois
acted under orders from Gen. Ramon
Corona, attested,by Consul Goday, of
this city. These orders directed
D'Artois to proceed to the Pacific
ocean and seize any vessel belonging
TO French or Mexican traitors to-
qether with all goods belonging to
enemies Of the Republic, and 70 use
sufficient force to carry out his. in
structions. As Corona receives
power from Juarez, the stories ofille7
gal, conduct in making the seizure
fall To the ground. o.saois IM