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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-18

re BiDGOOD & RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OKSELLERS AND STAT o n ERs,
l2l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand complete stock OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
all of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our stock
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended to-
,uho. B. &R.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
pfira oppOsite the SpOtswood Hotel.
GALE OF LOT. BETWEEN FL
- STREETS -Pn

GALE OF LOT. BETWEEN FIF-
STrEyTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS. .-Pur-
suant TO A decree entered by the Richmond ,ius,
Jugs Court on thel lst Of May, lssi in the SUI ol
| shall on WEDNESDAY, the 2sd day Of May,
1906, at S o'clock, ?. NJ, sell upon the premises
the real estate in the bill and proceedings men.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth and Marshall and
Clay streets, IN the city 81 Riehmondl, az pnn
ing FERNS To wit: One third cash one third on
credit of four months, and the other third on ere
dit Of eight months with interest on me credit pay
be r.uured for the credit payments, and the title to
the properly will be withheld till the whole pari
-, ~. rnnri THOMAS J. EVANS,
- ''' Special Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Auctloneer. NY
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NrTICE. Books will be opened for
' ~mn.lurtlou 10 the casital stock OF " III L
.iN'ND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PoIo-
#A. EAlLRuAD AND RICHMOND AND Pc
.>r"EG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
sRN". al The Office of the Richmond and Peters
.r. s. road Company In Richmond, and at the
..-...s 3Ae Petersburg Railroad Company In Pc
a.. .e, on Ia. Isl dav of June, ls6h, under the
....... ..,,it the undersigned, Commissioners named
r. y. HaXALL,
T. Y. DANIEL, JR.,
CHARLES ELLIS,
g. A. MYERS,
rva-er r. H. WYNNE.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctionccr,
Main street, opposite Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
Y DENCE. WITH FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
NEAR CAMP WlNDER, ONE-HALF MILE WEST
OF THE CITY, FOR SALEAT ACCTlON.-Will be
sold on MONDAY, 2lst May, 1855, on the premises,
at o'clock, 7. VI. that valuable and desirable
COUNTRY RESIDENCE as above described, for
mcrly owned and occupied by the late Captain l.:
H. Dance, deceased. The dwelling Is one story
brick and one story wood, with about seven rooms
and portico all around the building, with All thc
usual out. buildings situated in beautiful oak
grove, in full view of the city, and in twenty
minutes walk of the capitol. There is pump oi
very fine water in the yard, and on the place are
many choice fruit trees. &c. II contains about sN-
teen acres of land the soil of the very best quaity
in a high state OF cultivation, aud well enclosed
Anv person in want of one OF the most desirable
suburban residences would do well To examine
this place before the day of sale.
Ii will be sold all together, or divided, as may be
desired on the day of sale.
TERMS one fourth cash, balance at SIX twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Ihie-
rest added, and secured by a deed OF trust. Iaxes
of lsC6 To be- paid by the purchaser;
JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
The above can be bought privately before the
day of ale my l4-eodtd
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Grubbs X Williams, Auc,ioneers,
Corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
TWO HANDSOMELOTS, ON CHE

TWO H \ DSoM r. lIt)1S, oN III ELL
i SEA AND MADDOX HILLS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION We viii sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, uu Tt ESDaI, May I'D, at q clock, 4. NJ,
two LOTS--ouc On Maddox Hill, nf two acres,
w:thiu the present enclosure Of Mr.. Hebcncr the
other, beautiful lot of one acre, III the village oi
Chelsea. =,
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance AZ four. eight
aud twelve months, with interest. The taxes ior
l>6t to he paid by the purchaser.
nv II GRl'BBS y WILLIAMS. Anctioneers.
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UNION LODGE, No. ], l. 0. 0. F., meet
to night at 3 O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
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E$~ SODA APPARATUS.-The celebrated
ARCTIC" SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS, FOUNTAINS, &c, complete. As agent Tor
the manufacturer the subscriber is prepared Ia
furnish the most convenient and elegant apparatu"
known Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
an 2O-ts corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets
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re REMONAL.-O. II. CHALkLEI CO,
Leather Dealers, have removed 10 their NEW
BUILDING, on THIRTEENTH STREET, between
Main and Cary. my lS-ts
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II.
ARRivBD.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, mefchan-
disc and passengers, Hsskins Bridyford.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, meFchsn.
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford
schooner Messenger, Holden, New York, via
Aiksns Landing, to load with lumber WsrdWeii'
Rogers i Crowefl.
MEMORANDA. .l
Schooner Corvo. Ahern, arrived In New York.
from Richmond, May 18th.
BALrINoRs. May B.-Arrived, schooner o. W.
Glover, from Richmond.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
YNRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
L HOUSE AND LOT, ON DUNAL STREET,
NEAR BROOK AVENUE.-ln execution of q deed
Of trust from William Hill and Matilda Harrison to
the subscriber, as trustee, dated I'd November,
ls6j, and recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
office, being thereto requested by the creditor, Sc
cured by said deed will sell al auction, upon the
NJ If fair If not then on the next fair day there
after, the property conveyed by said deed, being
LOT No. 81 in Marshall, Mann, &c, plan situated
ty-cight feet, and upon which stands BRICK
DWELLING.
Terms: One hundred and ninety two dollars and
expenses of sale in cash balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
credit payments 10 be secured by deed Of trust on
the property A. II. SANDS, Trustee.
GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
lT--rOit2Jiny Nitds
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NJ DENTAL NOTICE.-JoHN e. WAYT,
Dentist, has removed his Office and residence TO
SIS FRANKLIN STREET, two doors west of Ninth
street my l5-ts
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JXTM. KNABE Il CO.,-G
w MANuPAcTCRERs OF
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL, v wv
GRAND, SQUARE -
AND Ufhl0hT
p I A N o 8


PI A N O s.
These Instruments having been before ths pub.
lie for the past thirty years. hsvo, upon their sx'
cellencs alone, attained IN uSPURonAssS pas'
gxIsKscE that pronounces them unequailsd. TSsis
TONI
combines great power, richness, svsstnsss, ana
ans singing quality, - we'll - great purity o.
intonation and haTmoniousness hroughoss NJ
entire scale. Their -
Is plant and elastic, and 70 entirely nee no. ne
stiffness found In so many pisnes' WHEN sssss'
the performer to 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
tnev cannot be excellsd. Their aceion - soa.
s,rnc,ed with care and attention 70 every pass
therein that charaeteriaes the ansss n>ehAnisn.
None hut the best seasoned material ues1 u thsir
msnufaeture, and they will accept the hard asagss
~ ,hs e,ncert.r room with that cf he psslor upon
an souslIty.-unss ssetsd In their melody; In tsse,
they are Constructed H. --ss
mot FOR YEAR-BUT FOR xvxH."
An our square Pianos have our new tnpeovs<
Ora nj Scale and the AgYa1s Treble. II 49,
Every Piano fully warranted fos FIVE YHA13.
WARBsoOMS: SO WEST BAL1llOR1 STREET.
sp I7-.-su BALTIMORE. .bslye
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BY Paine Il Co, Auctioneers.
. No. lO6 Main street.

On TUESDAY the 92d of May, commencing at
10 o'clock, at the newly erected four-stery ware
house corner of Fourteenth and Cary streets, next
door 10 McSsrS w. g. Jones Co., we will offer for
sale AT auction, without reserve, large and gene
RAJ assortment of
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, AND
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
together with variety of other articles pertaining
/ 10 the trade too numerous TO MENTION to which we
! invite special attention.
! my l4-tds PAINE CO., Aucnoneers.
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re COLE X TURNER,
NEWS DEALERS, WING BUILDING,
Furnish the daily papers OF
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE
and WASHINGTON,
at the laces of business and residences OF cll-
zens. immediately after tho arrival of trains Or
Iers left at their counter will insure the prompt
delivery of any paper daily. ap ph-n
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FURNITURE, ETC.

IL BROTHER,
Ill FURNITURE DEALERS,
would respectfully inform their friends and former
NEW STORE on Cary street. between Ninth and
Tenth, where they will be happy to see them, and
will furnish anything in their line at reasonable
HABLlSTON 4 BROTHER, Cary streets,
mys between Ninth and Tenth.
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49, puoToCR,pHs, PHOTOGRAPHS

Rf PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS! =
E. s. LUMPKlN Il CO., PHOTOGRAPHERS, No
737 Main street, are supplied with every facility
for making SUPERIOR PICTURES, and promise
to give entire satisfaction.
"CARTES DE YISITE," 50 per dozen-tinted, il
desired without additional cost. my s-eod2w
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAr IL, isss.
Sum rises Noon sets. .........n.L II
sun sets............7.0 .03 High IL
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EINE SHIRTS AND COLLARS.-
We take pleasure in directing attention 10 our
''es II 1ns Shirts and Collars as being OF the peos
44altty and warranted 10 III and wear well.
ap1 WERTENBAkER WILLIAMS.
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....aagr of nature and experience demon
r,tvhocvcr would enjoy the pleasures Of
r.,srscs 81 l,adscSpe>--thc Joys oi com
-r.r richness of l!icrsiure--or the
station and rcnown--mu1 prcseTre
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THE BROADWAY NUISANCE PROHIBITED.
Injunction Against the Dry Dock and East
Brondway Railroad Company.

Injunction Against the Dry Dock and East
broadway Railroad Company.
An injunction granted yesterday by the Supreme
Court restraining the Dry Dock Fast broadway and Bat
terry Railroad Company from continuing the obstruction
OF Broadway between Fulton and Ann streets by run
nins their the tracks recently and surep,itiousy
laid The following Is absrac. Of copy OF the order
OF inIunction:-
II is ordered that the Dry Dock Eas,
Broadway and Battery Railroad Company, the defend
ants IN this action, their and each OF their agents, EN-
ployes. attorneys and servants, and all and every
person claiming under them, or acting by
their employment, authority direction, be and
they hereby absolutely cnjoIned and restrained
from putting any ears for tho transportation Of
passengers upon the double railroad track recently laid
down by them in Broadway, extending from Park row
at or near the junction OF Ann street with broadway to
Fulton street on the westerly side Of Broadway. and
from using the sad tracks portion thereof for The
transportation Of passengers by cars, pr In any Other
manner whatever and from doing other act or thing
In said street tBroadway tending 10 cucumber the sane
or 10 obsiruc tho and common thereof tho
same has been heretofore cninycd and for violation Of
this Injunction the said defendants will be liable TO the
penalty therefor prescribed bv law.
New YORK, November g. 1869.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

AN IMPORTANT DEcsrox.The manfnm sgairst tho
Registers Of Election the First district Of the Seventeenth
ward Of BROOKLYN commanding them register the
q Augustus Wheeler IN nc coming election Or to
fore Justice dlbert q ne Special Term q bc Rns nny
lion Wheeler was ,nrrcon in the rebel army Va,
resident OF this state year past, Tho re-
ssssn "ase dss ase Ia na. under he
he has n right 10 vote.
Tnr BRooxIrs vorxns.--rhe registry Of Friday
night from all the districts with the exception Of two
the Forty precinct show tho aggregate registration
for the day To be 0A Adding this tho ss2.s
which had been previously registered and the grand total
for the city, exclusive OF those registered ye tedAy reaches
the number Of E,36.
TAXING Darn ArLrGixscx.-In The city Court Of
Brooklyn up the first Of this month nj which time the
court adjourned for the term -four hundred and seventy.
eat foreigners natural zed and IN the Comfy Court
the number bss reached high fifteen hundred or two
thousand the precise ngnes b. being out o. rcnrh n
the subject Of ireat Britain though other DAuonaes
~ course represented.
IL suRHooArrs couRrwls Of the following persons de-
have hecn proven Thompson, John Sin
clair cathnrne rlnrnsu Jonathan ". Vincent q Brook
Ign, Letters 81 administration granted the estates
WuI,s polssp. " Tbas p.vnnits w,iiam D. gosss
Christian Weidnar and sophia schunde All Of brooklyn,
also apon the estate Of Meta Ranch e brsnsn Germany
ANOTHER ApJormxrSr. THE Boughton habeas corpus
up again yesterday before Judge Benedict, n The
United States District Court, hut adjourned until
Thursdav next 70 give tne Tor The au,hore. N The ese Q
wlth Tho findings Of military tribunal
tocfpysrMrs Ellen Hickey hfty four years u
aae. fell Luqueer street Friday
afternoon broke o. her legs She taken 10 ne
City hospital.
HuaAS EgnaiNs Il leg nnd a foot ~ . human bcns
found Friday afternoon aoaiing In the b.
caulkcr 10 nc hryard 81 schultz Deape At ~ foot Of
Part ton street.
the week enaug yesterday go tie grca,ei number
~hicA-s2- oecasred % the 9Th uL
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HEAVY LARCENY or Bosbs.
rive Thousand Dollars North 81 Securities
Sfnlen Ernn a RnnLing Onice.

Towards steven O'Clock friday morning t~o Strangers
entered ~ orce Of tho British North American Bank
Agency. az No "a Pine street. and requested interview
with Of he prime ~ the house They u.hared
inio ~ o. the main apartment where they
aceored gentlemen seated double desk and facing
each other oae Of the visitors proceeded mOuopoze
attention u ~ the occupants ~ the once whs
stood beside the other. After exchanging few
words, during which time o. the business lad
rson entered the front onc- for minute and re-
turned to he the ntrnfefs took their leave the
- the place almost before the men
hal creased the threshold that package slfog
bends witch hsd been Tying upon the hsd
bceu snarhei IN aud carried on by lie Nl~res Search
was iaefasy made far ~ rngles but 20 cine - their
identity hiss keen obtained The
Their reported 10 fNspeclr Ca1enfe~ fe Central
tho - The honds-t0l ~ iG II ga ~ 4il
H. made puhc insure their Efforts
- made ~ dispose Of the missing property.
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r,cTrs o. 1.'sM;sEt s1Art sEsArsri

NGsHvntK Nav 4 iso6
Hiram Pa,is son rsdcss Is elected state senator from
Summer and sr nh counue ". Bailey Peyton, n
.sryallve by over one hund~d majority. Wright. ndi
cal s elected ReprN ept3sve ,rom Summer county over
ponharn, Conservative, by for,y avo majority Csm.
snls rsdcal formerly member II Congress- elected
50 alugt representative from summer. smith spd
Macon COUNTIES. over CsdAeus conseNvsnv.
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{ N q | A N D.

Relief for the Quebec Sufferers by Fire.
LONDON, Nov. 3, 1866.
4 large fund has been, and now Is raising
for The relief OF the sufferers by the great fire
In Quebec, @. E., recently.
E.ssuraxement 20 the Nicaragua Transit
Route.
LONDON, Nov. 2, 1866.
The British Admiralty have promised a depu-
tation that waited upon them in regard to the
matter, that they will encourage the projected
Nicaragua route.
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Tally.

1hc Repe's Ailocution Denounced.
RoNE, Nov. 2, 1866.
De Italian press denounce the allocution Of
ne Pope against the conduct Of Italy.
n ID reported that Count Ricasoli win soon
seslgn his position in the Italian ministry
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s R A N cE.

Change In the Embassy mt Washington.
PARIS, Nov. 2, 1906.
II is said that Count dc Montholon has been
ordered to retire from Washington and repair
% Lisbon, and that Count Berthemy count
DeYtholet y will 60 TO Washington and take
HI place there.
PARIS, Nov. 3, 1866.
The rumored change in the French Embassy
- Washington is fully confirmed.
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME ccusr--caAxstss

Before risrks y
GcQrgs Liia v. Lmshae Lts.--Rsfsrsnge ordered 10
t8ke proof
Before parnsrd y.
wgsm " Hlfrtv Mary " kidnew -~nspors ~ referee
c1etnu-i anl llanusnt ef divorce grated custody ~
eNld Avmrt4f 10 piAutH.
Chansnior y tsryoy - MafsEfr A. Jsrvey rgepart Of
referee confirmed and ludgfosht y divorce grated.
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W19syrsx q w Nov 4 tNfe
nuMNaf - Hssao ~ fMa-tsss hays hssa sss,ad ~ n
fsi~sY ta4atga nnttf Fasgrssq#s rfcentanxas Fsart
"a bstta Ap.eaF has $50 60 tsas~.lg "A
u. tnit~a tisifs trf@Afaa Its e9ns sGsss ags Eas
Abswu Nwfm
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utcsrss IN SUPERIOR rouar-sptcnL rfpm

before Iustlcs fones.
Ihwnrd nMrks John MArdsnbnrgh Motion granted
caNssa referred. &C.
Ihomas j. TSrddie George Honmsn.-Eouoa
granite
j0hl Rolen william Parter.--Noton nAntss on pay.
v
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rm SUPERINTENDENT rm stapas POLICE mmsrto
MLuInn - al ~,

NFIfHp. Nov y 1893
There IT, considerable exetcmert here ihr arrest
iasf KIT " ea1mDnt n The Metr0r0i.
TAO police together slh " w. Pratt BIZ ohlef daiocilve
Tor malice ann8 IN once, leryiug black mai &C The
brought 4p this afternoon, AMI number 10
witnesses fof The prosecution ware examined snd the
ra.a rlnllnIlI Mnfl MuulAH.
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rus +, ycKrY o. rRt sSY o. TENNESSEE

Cfvcsx.ri, No. s. 100
The Society 1 the Army Or tennessee are makins
.c,,ve prepar.,o render tho coming mccng N this
,rv ON The ian tnst, compiote success Hair fare
arrangements win be made with the leading railroals
c.uer,, Gran, and 6 tnsral Sherman ull % preaeni
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The RevoIutionists Likely TO BE Anticipated.
MADRID, Nov. 8, 1866.
h is said that the government OF Spain con-
templates a coup d'etat
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

onsreurYq oP A PRosisrSr MERcHasr.The funeral ser
vices ~ the late Mr. Charles A. Hecksher, prominent
merchant OF this city performed yesterday morning
at Grace church. The congregation large, and
every seat In the sacred eddcc occupied before the
vices commenced The OF the deceased gentleman
having been removed from his late residence az No 3 fh
a.ehur were received on their arrival at the porch o. we
church by the Rev Drs Dix and Morgan, aud carried 70 the
head OF the centre aisle whore they placed upon
trestes before the chancel The coffin which covered
with horal and religious -mblems, bore plato on
which was engrosscd The inseripuon:-
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vfTsva. ~ E. MgY 81 tNA
Ths f8fa3 FsvNmwr n ~. g8y4spse 80 M, ~ y X. n
f<ios"s 80 titifi.oosl sfps@osisfas tSys 40
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S~sraaa hsesf 49, ~syr rre4fa "a 81 - II y y 80
e@fggsh, Olss ysslsfaaf ~ shrFss MH~ef ~fvssA
Ms hssA
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R U S S ! A..

War Preparations and the Nation Aiming.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3, 1866.
The military and naval forces of Russia have
been ordered TO be raised to their full strength.
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A U ST R "a.

~~----~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~
The Imperial Relations With Hungary.
VIENNA, Nov. 3, 1866.
The Diet Of Hungary has been convoked for
fbc 10th inst.
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mtnl rlLlials u ~ ~ rsas w1.lD

The Pre- -ide-f. General Graos and Secretary
stanton Have % Consultation Ab..s B.ifi-
asre Aaalr. so Troops srsr fsea WASH
iasi.a General ,.Tsns not ~ B.itim.rt. a =.
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6U0 u Is
News ny the Cable to Saturday,
November 8,
a RUSS0-GERMAN ALLIANCE
Russia Aiming to q War
Standard.
The. French Minister In Washington
Ordered to Lisbon.
-.~~--Y~,---~~~~~~~-~~-
italian Denunciation of the
Pope's Allocution.
England to Patr0nize a Nicaragua
Transit Route.
-. &c. &c.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

The Alliance with Prussia Declared Certain.
PARIS, Nov. 2, 1866.
The Presse says the alliance between
Prussia and Russia is fixed fact
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Tn. -s-rin's Posse Iareibi, Elected from ,h~
toavs Hsase~ fircamsssscs- Of the Arrr.t
81 the sn s.l..tswer. Thsiv srprsfanre ~
sourt and Defence BY GsW.ei, ~.
hsiu#pss, Noy ! la
Aih.N pasi ers ss'o 'tw ~ nar - ~ sggsAfsf IL
The tsstla u tie Court Hsgse $50 ssramsne@i a
s,seaing M shsrrs psss@. wke cfv~siss ~ -
stairway from ne Foash enistBes V ths khsrft 9Nes
ssovs. A scans s1ssss ana ~ ,sps ihsss
sissrshls o,@fvrsn sbd nD<h thr-ssssss issxSass
used May y DE spectators b~oofalts alarmed.
rnafs hssty srn ffufa us bsiislas. eatsns
fsueh sseiisns1t yalssds pfe~aNT ns 1sm Cen.
fnasslo1ers sea syyro@tlex ~ bsFth sntfsscs
~ Ms Nv ifng INfAHs 1s sifrmt Ihsy b.6 afe@ly
saisr~1 TIE tsSug shea Nsshsi tsrin shAs
pgssrsi oo1sisg gfem ~ esrsstoa " iss lsnssl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-22

mag be, guilty whtte man." Everybody
knows that he is guilty OF treason and IL he
had had justice done him, he would have been
hung long ago He is living comfortably and
luxuriaDtly "within the walls and moat" of a
Government fortress let bim wait the plea
sure of the Government. But Chief Justice
Chase has nothing to do with him. He did
not arrest him, and he does not hold him in
custody. President johnson arrested him,
and President johnson still holds him pri-
soner. Ifthe President wants 70 assume the
responsibility Of setting him at liberty, let
him do it, II not, let the President answer
for keeping him in confinement.
Meanwhile the counsel of Mr.. Davis" had
much better deal directly with the Presi-
dent, than to rush into the newspapers with
a foolish TRADE against the Chief Justice. Mr..
Chase stands too high to be reached by
slander and vituperation from such source.
The people appreciate his labors, they revere
his character, and they can never be sufi-
Ciently thankful that in these stormy and
dangerous times we have a phianthropist,
statesman, a iurist, and Christian as Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the United
States,