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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-20
DANISTER MILLS FOR SALE

v1AN ISIFh MIlIA0 F'N 'HlI'.
ID We offer for sale these VALUABLE MILLS
which are located Banister river, near Halifax
Courthouse, Va. There are FIFTY AcsEs ~
LAND attached TO said mills, lying On bwh side, al
the river, which gives the command II Immen,s
water power The improvements are good nkisi
and sAW MILL, CoTTON-PlCk!NG NAlblak,
and small but excellent FIGURING MILL, ne"
and in perfect order
The custom 81 the mill is large aud profitable,
and might, by proper attention, be greatly ~
creased. But the great value OF this property IS
the water power II has on both sides Of the riv'r
which offers at all seasons Of the year 4 supply 81
water SUFFICIENT TO propel an almost unlimited
amount Of machinery
Persons desiring to invest capital in such pro-
perry cannot ind more desirable location In east
ern Virgins.
II not previously sold privately, II will b. Offered
at public sale on the 25rH DAY OF SEPTkMBEh,
1903
Terms One fourth cash six, twelve, and e!Sh'
teen months credit for balance, bonds with ar
proved security, and title retained until ayinent Is
made. JAMES s. EASLEY, ~
WILLIAM 7. CARRISGTOS,
IN "a vtIa Er.rutnys Juhn X IarriugtUu.
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Injunction against the Express Com.
panies.
Tho following correspondence speaks for
itself:
OFFICE NATIONAL EXPRESS
AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, ,
RICHMOND, September 10, 1866.
To relieve the public from an impression
injurious to our company caused by n
statement in the Richmond papers OF this
morning the following telcgraphic c"rre-
spondencc is published:
As it is my business to express goods,
and not opinions, / make no comment.
BRIsCOE &. BALDWIN,
Superintendent First Division.
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kUCTTONs SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
S~~-~~-~~-- ~
81 BY Jsues ". tTsylor, Auctioneer.
Pc oasg opposite spotswoeA Hotel.
"A UCT1oN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"A and KITCHEN ruRNITURE.-wilIb be sold
on SATURDAY tns 2sd Of, September, 1893, on the
premises, at 10 o'clock a: all the HOUSE
No. Is, on Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange
Hotel, embracing the following
2LARGE GlLT-FRAME MlRR0RS,
SIDEBOARD,
.--szss CARPETS,
TABLES,
Z CHAIRS, Tf-
BEDSTEADS,
T. BED CLOTHING,
SHEETS,
BLANKETS, &c.
WINDOW CURTAINS,
(, SHADES, &C.,
A large lot Of
tROCKERYwARE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c, 30.
,. JAMES N. TAYLOR,
SEQ Auctionser.
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EOR RENT OFFER FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES; situated OH Cary between :.:1
Twenty second and Twenty-thifd streets. .gk
business, having q front ON both Cary and Dock
streets also. being near the York River depot.
To good tenant the rent will be accommodating.
Z. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 81 Twelfth street, between Main and franklin.
lS-3t
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL STORES,
E With DWELLINGS ATTACHED, be- -
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. nal
Rent low to good tenant. r,, 49,
L. A. J. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 81 Twelfth,
az laat hafxaan Main and Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-20

GREAT FALL SALE OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS,
MUSICAL BOXES,
sILvERwARE, DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
JBwELRY, &c.
ARRANDALE h CO., IS Main street, will receive
by steamer to morrow friday
1000 FINE ENGRAVINGS Of Jefferson Davis
General Lee. General Stonewall Jackson,
and General Joseph Johnston-all enclosed
In rosewood and gilt frames
.. -.i ALSO,
500 FRAMED OIL PAINTINGS,
s yg s5if for pants
.egsseeT xl!S large assortment of READY
The Whole Of these, together with the other va:
Unable goods in the stock, will be closed out at VI
Parties holding certificates for these articles can
The stock for the Fall Sale is Of the choicest pos;
sH!s dSssTPon s sa %nss Boxes
Oil Paintings and Bnsravings in rosewood t ana
gin osr. Gsssss ns ss gss Grns Cseam
Pitchers, Sugar Bowls. Wine Holders, Drinking
Cups and Goblets Card Cases Bamorsl Boots IS and nd
skirts Dress Pant and Coat nvs, srsse.s
Buttons, Loo kets, Crosses, &c. All OF tns newest
And most fashionable patterns.
"Ao i' THE PLAN OF SALE
a IN st found so Satisfactory and popular at the
Great Spring Sale, and s as flows Beautifully
are snSG esTs ~ Eacs and
With each photograph IL given certificate naming
some article in tho stock which can be hsd on pay
ment of ONE DOLLAR. The article VII! De snow WI,
and can be purcha or not As you please, or you
can have some other OF the sans value in Us ste$d
Five photographs are sold for ONE DoLLAh !
ps; on, the city can send orders and money
by mail and may rely ON the most careful and
prompt attention being paid: =, ,,, .,osos a,
The sale opens each DAY atS a. u. ana CLOSES a.
9P. NJ pa d. ~ ,,a,os
Io,s no time in securing valuable RfssanI.
IL A''' '0 1r'.-I rs MAIN STREET,
..l ., corner Exchange alley.
80 '#s* .ts @ Dickinson q old stHnd.
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FOURTEEN THOUSAND BRICKS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-W be sold a,
auction at 10 O'clock A. N. on FRIDAY the Goth
instant, at foot of Ninth street. on the Basin bank,
SEQ T. W. KEEsEE, Auctoneer.
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By T. W. Keesee, Auctioneer for 8. g. 7. q Go.
Office with Kellogg h Gibson, 1917 Main street
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EOR RENT, and possession given inn
Il medstely. the THREE UPPER FLOORS -
of the ha ndsome brick tenement on the west t:;N
aide OF Fourteenth between Main and Cary .4A
streets, over. the clothing store of B. Becher Each
floor is supplied with water, gas, and water.
closets The convenience OF Its location makes 1t
desirable for any kind of wholesale business be-
ing between the depots and the principal hotels
4 nv person wishing to rent the above can do on
good terms Z. A. J. CLOPT0N,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. q Twelfth street,
hotr Mai IN nd Eranklin
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EOR RENT, the LARGE AND CON-
I MODIOUS DWELLING situated on -
north side Main street between Fifteenth ma
and Seventeenth over the store OF Messrs 3.
Walker 4 Saunders, containing ten rooms with
closets, and large brick kitchen with four roons
The location makes 1t desirable for boarding
house, for which purpose II has been used.
E. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 81 Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin
se 1s-3t
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TRUSTEE' SALE OF TWO
i FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF DUvAL STREET, ADJOINING THE
DUSAL STREET CHAPEL.-As trustee I'm deed
of trust from James Hickman and wife, dated the
eth of May, lsG6, duly recorded In the Husttggs
Court, sha sell ut auction on the premises, on
p NJ, the two FRAMED TBNEMENTS conveyed
by said deed-one Of which Is occupied BY him,
and the other by his mother.
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at the
hour of sale.
Each OF The tenements is in pretty good order,
and sufficient for the OF small family.
SO Is ALEXANDER II. SAN DIS, Trustee.
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DOR RENT, that large and pleasantly
II located BRICK Residence on the
east side of Third street, between Byrd and E.;H
Canal 1t contains ten rooms, and has wa, -
ter and gas throughout the house, hot and cold
There Is also a large two-story brick Kitchen.
Rent moderate and posse ssion given Immediately.
hppiy to CHARLES CAMPBELL, or at Risons
Drug Store, southwest corner Of Third and Main
streets. du 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-20

TOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
II BRICK HOUSE AND PREMISES, situa- IL
ted on the north side Of Leigh street between I:n
Second and Third streets. Possessio can be 49,
had in few days. Z. d. EACHo,
Real Estate Agent.
IA ls-3t Office on Fourteenth street.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
yortb vast corner Of Main and Eleventh street
WANTS.

WANTED TO RENT, Il small HOUSE
w with three or four rooms, on Shockoe Hill.
aJdrass s. F 'DiSDufch Office Sc 20-?ts
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL PLEASANT
ROOMS to small family of good stand -
ing. The rent will be very moderate. E,ix
au Its T. K. BASS, No. 4lo Clay street -
TOR RENT, the large w A X b.
II HOUSE In Libby Buildings formerly oc- -
cupied by US. Possession given Immediately, MI
with large amount OF storage secured, " 49,
u''"~''' ''A PALMER, HARTS0OK & Co.,,
tva-ts Fourtee nth street.
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ToR RENT, NLxDGE LOT, WELL
e enclosed, on water street, lust ss,ew tho
Lee, with an Office on gH&sutable for alumbsr,
coal, or wood yard, being sitnaSa imms aisssly on
the water, where cargo can be diss harscd from q
used Tor the confedsrsts navy. yard r, OPTION
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-15

say the Governor dare not enter into one
Upon "a Investigation u private book
10 the Acjalsnt Generals oiEce. nuHoer
ot cer,igcstes Of indisns veteran uoops.
credited 70 places "a 0alo. were iound- The
numoer ~ss about two hundred General
Terrell. in his newspaper reply - u. when
we fret charged fraud upon ihe state su
sh1rities. fixed the nuaber si one hundred
and eighiy-s-yen. ~hica may be true; bas
he says these credits ~ere made bsio.e the
eplion o. muster rolls. Shich is not true
The Colonel " the Thirty fifth ladians
came 20 iolndiansPoIis snd ionnd bis remssier
rolls, - veterans. did hot tx the residence
tie found lie c0uli sell The most OF them 10
one eounly. aud. with the kno9 ledge o.
GensrAl Noble. was 10 give one OF tue clerks
IA Noble'r office Si.v00 ~ make supple
mentary roI.s 10 one night. placing them 90
the credit u jennings county - tne nam
Der OF one hundred and ihiriy-t1o men.-
Colonel Keith went 70 has men after his
investigation was meDced sns 0Dtsins q
kind Of receipt from hem that they had
received their sh.re 81 the bounty money
Tne moasy obtained by The sale u yeis-
fsn troops smoun,ed 70 about $500 90 owes
aud above sny sm0uat paid 20 ihe soldiers
a. az, part VI their bounty. Col Keith il
buI vns u some ten Or more who xcre en-
gagged ia putting down the rebellion b
,s.rcusnng 10 the flesh and blood oi Indi
lna soldiers He was worth nothing wheS
ne en,erd Ihe army. lie no~ j. xcrsi
abau. $4,000.
20 Tar - Huntington county y cDncerne'
liz respeeg 70 the veteran credits. ~e stas'
lt e. IN lnconirovertIble fact that il ~
lallutmens h.d been msde 10 u 10 which y
were entitled. we would not now be weigh
et down ~lth The incnbus Of : heavy tex 4
pay ;he bounty money which the eonmis
lsioners ~ere iorced BY public elamor % IN
pose upon the tax payers 81 this county
The same sxindling which robbed Cas-
county OF tiehss-One men. imposed upo
lisnsiuston county st sess, so 900 70 b
Ernng from the honest Toll Of the lsLorin
: men
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Judge Ss5lack addressed large snd q
lentiye crowd at the Court House. u thi-l
place. GA "Wednesday evening. The speech
~rs listened 10 xiih in.ense snieresi II
Every msn srqsainisd ~igh Judge Nibissk
knows hin 10 he en- honest upright man.
They kGcs him TO be true and .rlfd Rep
sents,ise 81 the people. always working for
The true interests OF his constituents His
speech uss clear. practical and logicsI; just
such ssatrmen; OF facts % = fhinksngl
people always want - hear. sound "a srgu-
mens, and better thar sIl-comlns from en-
honest heart.
We have but little space 10 devote 10 the
Judges speech. suffice il TO say that the
marked attention given il by the large 30
dience. ~ss sufficient indic.'uon that Il
met the wishes Of the people. sud that lhey
are not only satisfied with his past record,
but that they intend 10 return him sgsia .
their next representative 10 Congres= by
IN overwhe lining majority iet xho xili be
Pit,ed against him. There s no telling We,
who his last opponent viii be- II JDdee
eBruler should fsil 20 make the rsce. hi.
brother Thomss +. u preparing hinse'f Tor
the contest. But sil the DeBrolers. al 'he
Hsrows. sll the Chambers sii the ANDY
i.Sbinsons and I'll the Cyrus N. Aliens
combined into one msn. win oil their mo.
lpey thrown ia, would not be Sufficient q
) defeat the election Of 3Ir. Nibiack. Here.
after when any OF these little rumpers lel
| |ycu that judge Nibiack voted not-snoiher.
: lmsn-snd-not anothes-doiiar 70 prosecute ths
: ~sr. jass telI,hem tina, they are dough f.ees
B liiars--shat he never gave any such vote
{ Jodge Si5Isek himself Pronoanees the man
4. whoever be me, be. IN infamous liar wh'
E would dare make such . charge. II ther,
4 T. sny man in This wide world that come
, before the people With clear record ihs
! -lnsn . Judge Niblsek.--Esekpor Dsmocr'l
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from the Huntington Demo crst-
Veteran Credits

and transter % lna9ana veteran troops 80
2sekstiaz ne goney We asserted 'ha'
'hiz - ssesa o. frluf was carried 90 Win the
Crssrnof's kno~iease ana - n'- eo'n'-
x*ne@- "e tr1eh~a 'enoe1 sPoe ~ -
t-ASeiienefr ans a. - "ees oesah W p,-s
'a~ -f"e ~
f'sf s's-T1 sne N I'll nu'hsiona 'ss'e'A''s'
~ " ~Aia n'Fs =. SoeSne1 n ''s '''s'
Ae ~ ~ 'efai-' tnH ~ +a' enc" pf1-' sas'oa-
y e =.atea t''i1 a'o''nr' x Apo~'''''n = ~
tae's ~ Cur Pcsssss.Dn. and AZ once osTa
'as.ii1hing I1oss sA11n~1s 'Ase~'i- a"oN =
ioe result - euf sh's'. ~e nov PsoP's- -
iay before We PuoAe-
ne feeofdr AZ "ashlns'oa snow 'n''
tne AeIlaan1 Uehffas ui IAe'AAl aP'As1 -
re !" ~ Depas'lsh' = "'s"'A~'s"' ''o''
'hs - ~ SeP's@os'' ioos' ''' Pe'"''-s'oA
% a'z'''o1's ~ as@'-n 'ns 'e's'a" ''''pr 7
ln-ifAa 'som 1aas s-'s- ~n'~" -''"'s"
AAFs1 a's-P- s-sts--4ss' --oo
rns= nn'nssf $50 ssun'' 1's e'sA's -0"S 7"
oHe reelmTnt' 80 'aA@ eaH' s"1"'s 's
eAas% Tsste'AsA 's-'o'1- '"Fss n'1- :
'npTt'=' W. 80 a''oa y 'a'' meter H's
c-u4'S 1aes os@aHa io' 'nsre s's-Hs.
asl 'a'An- - 80 ''s~' psSe1'' : ''A'e
"'~Ae ~ w 'aS1 TOM aalit'h' us"s'
IsrFs''' 30 'o'~ a'as' ''s -A'As - " 80
.H -'en NJ 'ses's'lS ''.s'o's A"
=~sFs ny sAAPiofea - 1'ase' Lsi-' ~
si-At "-sninf'va sna aSes''a'n ''''1 'nr
fre1F1s ~ ~ W. l'en' NY 'H~s
ser nei e'ee''so ~''n mos s'sa's -ons 'ns"
NA~n uevTFn't ho''oa 'eafnea 1Hn' ~
Esatt "a zoin- 'o "ASn'n&'"n n '-''e' eu'
iF9r Ee''er' ~ 11=pa1c'ee - Nyo's a"ef
.iH ''f 'n- pAfPose " hn'H'vn.],1s w oa-
f~rsnsss - ~ accounts Anr "af pVp-f-'
mea' 'a~n ese'siee tn't ne AeiatAnt 1ene-
~ hAss"s apPi.ea hns oot1'ned NJ rose
i'fo a's'f'Sa'- tiie veteran srooP-. should cor
(, r~ft me wrons- y any va comnhied--
0eref'l te'fei and u'sefnor Moro" ~rT'
: aPgeflei y fsr ~ pfoprr eredf's' ou' ne,
gs'1 ~ sf'sr'set'0h. Iar Ivum'--'1nsf'
~i Iars ssaa'i 'asH made 'as is'is~ins
earFzr
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Sprx SxsEE-Hr Ther60re ZImAusch,
seE-Gser. a. ~ - Elss Es-hlngssa street
80 rs~~uHly 60 ksrtiFg sxeHrsisn 10 IIli-
ass Near P1rl-h's Grave be stait all
raz rEn sarmsr. ~h0 fe~ day before
nst saA4~a A. llmsase raItlesaske. a. thick
a. msnrs -. and spurtEg one hua1red
saf Ten ragEa -. .sII tefaed. in5icsting the
rsr~rasls rr- d 1as hsntrea and eleven
sears Tae farmer ~ss sEsrsd sssary-6ss
tsiIrr- fsr shs -kia. skieh be refused Sol
nnrk ut -aaks eocntry shout ParlsA's
'Grsre siraer ss3isurpcIis Herals-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-15

IrThe Evansville Courier ssyE: Cen
erai Harrow had declined 90 account OF ill-
health. containing the canvass Cor Congress
in THE DISTRICT The chances " election
alone are enough 70 make RsdieaI sick
However our valiant opponents have g0I
another one On The rsck. Judge DsBru.
ler u named By Mr. John Chandler - the
victim. We hope the Isdge ia nan ~
good physical condition liz tryins
prsigton fer Radical % run sesiIst fate
numbcSr sni white men
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<<n The st---irnsE re-p<xs q
fslls iEsorr- the E1A.nr N !
sas, he hss sox sd @iil ro1sHsaraE s~-g
On hand. o. nsnuiarfHrs - s-f-r- ~ shs
safest and ma<r f.shUnsbi e ss-ars<s st FE--
niiure. .srh ss Wsrc-sh-<. Bsr-rDs- BFk-
~aesds. TsbieSI Lannrts- rn6 . An-E~ tssrst-
men, 0f rhnirs. 81 ne As~a -as.sr- lie re-
rpertiuliv inrn<s tho~e a~sirinE snFrsarr -
ks line. 20 cal snc sxsnine his ssOck -
ss~e pnrchssinr else~htre- - - . <srf
Gent he esn ,lesst rk~n- a - shy 90 IT.
corner os ~exson and Ppr--r-rilS< srrg~r-
JACOB ALLIES
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UThe RrAEIl Srsre S<srt-rafI -Con-
aitres- 10 this cay i Mr- loan ChandEer-
IL Ass aSnszsfei LeuueI O. DsBsslar %
raii sssar Desserts sEer she district. and
uks rfEI ss.bslessly be sent cot imneti-
ttsls 90 s<szs ~ srsssonssIe srordz before
$50 10 Sens11se men Who are By 10
rs1ns a1y~hers NlbEssks
50 r. H. Iohr.
-BiIe Ia.r Lemmy q.
There'I % uors
Eos rhs tsvIl and vcus
Essusr;fss ccurTvr
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

crnment Of the United States Of America convinced ha'
American sympethee would formerly be EXTENDED 70
the struggle Of the Crsans who have yentufed TO bo de
hanoe 20 the whole Turkish Empire, aud, IN ADDITION 70
TO TIE whole power Of Egypt Ac 'ordnFy one OF tne
hrst steps adopted by the Cretan insurgents was 10
nit solemn appeal the President OF the United STATES
and 10 employ certain other measures the result Oh WHICH
they arc eagerly waiting to ascertain.
Requiring in America faithful Interpreter OF the eei
ings and eIgences they have naturally thought OF theii
former beneiactor Dr. Howe Who by his long residence
In Greece daring the former Of independence, aud by
his generous and effective during that PERIOD as
well as by his efforts 10 advocate the Greek cause as
historian of the Greek struggle secured 70 hmse 'he
yeneration and affection Of the Hellenic people
1.-THE CretAn Central Committee In Athens, aetlng u
accordance with the sentiments Of the Greeks In gehe
and the Cretans in particular hereby appeal your We
as champion Of that country which was OF old the sea
end source of liberty and eiyiizauon This you tah OF
iectiyely accomplish by exortng yourself IN estabsnht
In as many parts Of America as possible Greek Sohmr
tees for raising ad dpatehing contributions TO INC Ce
tan insurgents
will evinco undyng gratitude to their American oene,
factors Crete at the present moment, 10 IN the utos
want of arms ammunition provisions well OF nava
force 70 frusrato the existing Turkish blockade Oh hei
shores.
In stating 10 ron our wants. leave II 10 the gene
you may find right and possible IN our behalf al ths mo-
mentous crisis Of our cOuntry's history.
In conclusion beg express our complete confluence
in your philhellcnism. Judgment, and eNpeehcei
and hoping TO be honored with speedy reply,
We remain, Sir, your sincere and grateful fHendf,
JEAN SRABRANI,
A. r. PAPoDAKIs
Samuel @. Howe, esq, NJ. D., Boston, T. S.
ADeas, Nov. %, 1896. III ChhtIoohooi'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1866.

ell the officers had 10 be educated at military sehoVi'
Marshal Naryaez has by royal decree, done awey WIN
these inydious distinctions and for the future ever!
soldier in the army has an equal right 70 promoon ~
read few DAYS ago 10 the artillery soldiers az the eeeD
ton of tho feast day Of their patron SAINT SAINT
and was received with much noisy enthusiasm az eho
annual banquet of the soldiers when according 70 me
honored custom the officers wait on the soldiers az
heard the cheers given for the Queen and ioI hhsh
Naryaez at great distance the Retro where their
picturesquey placed barracks situated Marsnsi Na
yaez aaters himself that by disbandng all the Old ser
geants appointing ones and putting into enect the
decree he has promulgated, that ne mas eIaocAeu o."
cause of discomfort and sedltOn IN the artillery corps
The run upon the Bank has completely ceased Inc
directors having received large remltanees OF specie
having paid every who came for change IN goh OF s
yer whether they would has caused small nOteS 10
be at premium. Only fortnight ago the shopkesPeIs
would only take them at per cent below then nominal
value. -. A. .
You will have by the Gazette Of to-day that the
Government intends TO support the new Captan-uenetA
of Cuba in his efforts TO put down slayetradlng. mas
authorized him TO cause estates TO DC visited, anu Oh
pewIvntrodueed slaves from Africa boZaes) to be set
ee He is eBoiDed by the decree not TO listen TO any
complaints made by the Gaye-owners OF the hdely Oh
their old slaves being endangered by such visits but 10
execute the law whateyer be tho consequences
The opening Of the Madrid and LISBON hMiway mas mas
caused the old question Of tho colonization OF the vast
tracts OF uneutyaed lands TO be again brought INTO
consideration Nothing however, be effected
till rel gous liberation granted and that is VAN 10
pect at least present. with the clerical party IN ,ne
ascendant the royal family awe-stTuck listeners 10 inc
OF half insane man. the country bowed down
with contribution and all spirit Of enterprise IN comaose
state Gen Lersundi who arrived yesterday from CuDa,
and whose presence in Madrid s supposed to be the lore
runner Of one of frequent palace intngues mas Dee
colby received by the Queen aud has agreeaby TO hint
given him by the Minister Of War; gone to his hauFe VII
age TO recruit his health.
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q, ba vou farewell Your fas e Frapce win the mission 10
uphold the rights Of the holy Fee To-day Is going back
wish that IL may DO received with the same feeling that
left am informed that an Catholic hearts arc moved;
they rembe in thinking Of the dinieuhies in vhcs>
they see the Vicar OF Lord Jesus Christ the head Of
the Catholic Church. There must be no 1lasion-fhs
revolution viii come here h proclaimed h mas
been said and II is repeated An ltahan In high po-
sition has said that Italy constituted bat not COZ"
pete Italy would be undohe II there sh remsned here
corner Of the land order justice and trahquy rsai
They desire to display their Tag from the Capitol You snow
as well as that the Tarpean rock 10 not far de'an' Apous
six years ago speaking to irsenta'ive Oh france
told him 10 inform the Emperor that 81 Augustine bshop
Hippo (Which belongs TO the French EnPHe tehsa "
the caaes which he oresaw while the barbanans were DC
eging the city, asked he Lord to be permitted 70 de esoe
Witnessing them The representative said, In reply 70 me-
nThe barbarians viii enter But he was no prophet
Another said TO me that Rome ceud not be the capital OF
Kingdom but that could be the capital OF the Catholic wo
But / fear the revolution What am TO dol What sm
TO sayf resources. Yet am tranquil ioI IN"
mghtest power God gives strength and con"ney eio
the Pope became affected aud all present participated In ms
smoon Then placing his hand his heart and raising his
ewes toward heaven he proceeded Go with my blessing ana
nv fahery farewell II you your Emperor you WIZ ten
him that pray for him. II is said his health NOS seoa
pray for his health 1t said that his SOUL NOT at peace
pray for his soul The Trench nation is Christian It's ene'
ought 70 be Christian Prayers offered with confidence
necessary and that nation 90
30 powerful obtain what it desires As for me- h's ID
Gods mercy and my blessing win accompany you On yo~
voyage
United States frigate arrived off vecchia Dee H.
NEGOTIATION BETWEEN ITALY AND ROME.
FLORENCE Dec 9-It confirmed that Commentators I0
neo has been instructed insist the oath Of feay OF
lie bishops 10 the King Of Italy the erequatur
All the bishops had been away account OF puoe
safety have returned TO their respective sees a,
ne Gazefe on Jsaice states the Government has de-
cded upon founding Venetia ge naval establishments
that the port Of Choggs has been carefully surveyed 0f
purpose.