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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02
Election To-day

Need we remind our readers that to-day
Is election day, and that it Is of the utmost
importance that they should vote the en-
tlre Democratic Ticket, if they wish to
testify their appreciation Of the policy
President JOHNSON is pnrsuing2
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tW INC sphynx. a Mystery.
EInclinn Rntnrna

The returns of the township and the diff
ferent wards will be sent to the Democratic
Headquarters, at the Democratic Associa.
tion Rooms, No. 227 South High street, as
soon as the votes are counted out.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

A. j. HARRIS, of Fremont, mentioned a
few days since as having wounded himself
by the accidental discharge OF pistol, hes
since died from the effects of the wound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
Civil Rights bill sis measure that won't
do for test Of loyalty and respectfully
invites ''members Of the House, who expect
to be candidates for reelection next fall, to
make careful examination Of it in regard
to its fitness for q platform to run upon.D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02
vote 20 Sustain President J TOhnson.

Vote to-day to sustain President JoHN-
SON. Allow that purpose to control your
vote, The only way to support him is to
vote The Democratic Ticket. Remember,
the Radicals found support in the result Of
the New Hampshire election, although the
Republicans, before the election, claimed to
be supporters of the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

WE will guarantee the largest, cheapest
and most complete stock of Paper Hang.
ings in the city. S.SELLEcK & Co.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

MEssRs. SELLEoK & Co. have just re-
ceived more OF those beautiful patterns of
Wall Paper in gold and satin.
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ELEGANT GOLD, Satin and Cheap Wall
Papers abound at Randall & Aston's, made
to order by the best manufacturers and
greatly reduced in price.
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ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED.


John d. Nourse, appointed Administra-
tor of Elizabeth Kinderd, late OF Truro
township, deceased. Bond $500.
Albert S. Bixby, appointed Administra-
tor of Rufus Bixby, late Of Columbus, de-
ceased. Bond $500.
James NJ. Paxton, appointed Admins
traitor of Jacob Durham, late of Norwich
township, deceased. Bond 5000.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The will and codcil of JulieUte NJ. Pier
son, late of Columbus, deceased, was ad-
mitted to probate and record.
An authenticated copy of the last will
and testament of Margaret Williams, late
of Newark, Ohio, deceased, was admitted
to record.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

A GRAND Social Ball will be given at
Ambos Hall ION Thursday evening, April
9th, 1866, by NJ. I.ahey and e. Logan. Good
music will be in attendance. ap2-d5t
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Devols she En.Ire Day . Ihe

Do not, fellow-D Democrats, allow single
voter Of your acquaintance to remain away
from the polls to-day who can be induced
TO vote the Democratic Ticket.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

The LADIES say Randall & Aston's
Brackets are the finest in the city. a
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

EIGHT persons sentenced during last
month in Hamilton county, lett Cincinnati
on Saturday morningf for the Pcnitentiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

RosEwooD CoRNIcEs made to order and
hung by RANDALL & ASTON.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

The following, among other business, was
transacted in the Prob te Court of this
county during the week ending Saturday,
March 3lst:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

KEEP SHADY with Randall 6 Astons
Window Shades. They hang them in the
best style. mr29-6t
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rBThe sphynx, a Mystery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

Mr.. GARDENERS J bill, TO amend section Of an
act concerning divorce and alimony.
Makes insanity cause Of divorce.
Motions to postpohe ill January next, and tolay
onthe table, were lost. The bill was then indefnte-
ly postponed,
Mr.. Gaddis' bin, Authorizing the trustees Of
Storrs township to levy tax for the repair a1d i'm
provement Of StOrrs township hre engine and en-
gine house. Passed.
The special order for II O'Clock was taken up;
Mr.. NixOns bill, 10 protect the stockholders OF
railroads and shippers thereon.
Prohibits the appointment to any Office Of trust or
profit Of any railroad company, of any stockholder,
owner or part owner Of any express dispatch, fast
freight or transportation company, 60, aud Furnishes
such person for exercising the functions of such Of
fec. Passed.
The House then took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-02

All other persons pretending TO sell the above Ma
chimes, or improvements thereon, are imposters.
apl2-lmeod .-.--.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

o. tie ST insaaaL by he Rsv. J. p No
LHaaA a. ia re&3eaes q De bri3ss l.
Aef, Capan /. D. Waooz, Mr. BE3girs
PArTEssx, 81 H~Eatsu5s, A1, AID Ms
LkxA WnLBsRx, q this oysagy.
Tie assys notice vss leesmplris5 ay lss
Bat m~agnikesai Prsssai srsf ssat to us
Osee-CAks, "a @0A-Sss praDr ga,
lte We wish the happy eospss srsyaGg
nee, s~ssL pretty, gOo3. de5esas asa
svsgtbag fbsy %. ssAs stink, eazs to tie
hsGrt hRs dsv to ihs be41 q fsrse
o. tss % last, ~ Rev Mr.. Easss.a. NJ
Lorls HoLsrEs. a kae0a, asd Mss HnE
rTTA CxsEL. q ESabs.
The happy eoaPls III plesse Accept ssr
saank IT. a D3tle Of Rblas v ice.
o. ne SD instant b. Rsr n. L Cansvar
NJ. J. L BLLBs9E, and Mss CLAKtSDL SxIYE
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d. Mage writing f,ou Coriuth 10
tie MsnPat Baiietsn, bears down 10
Tie following style On TWO Eromil-u.
N D Of the { S A..
On ttis point sbeTe I am standing.
| remember well a mouraful c1rtete
once passed bearing The body Of Albert
5 johnson well remenb 7, too.
SitA shat .lo5ljness the news 81! hi,
deah was received By the t,oops along
The lice, Then, aauy curses we're NJ,
tered agal St bis surgeon. that gnrelia-
tie fellow, Dave Yandell, who occupied
that position on the Generals staff bu,
who. on tie day ef the greatest need
fol his services, was easily prevailed on
10 leave Ais position Of dlnger, oui &c
70 the hospitals for bis own personal
safety-yct they were tie very places
where he was least needed, aud where
be was a drunken nuisance. This ut,
Ter abandonment Of the General was
without excuse, and evidenced att.i.
butes that made him despiSed and hated
By every gentleman in the medical de-
partment Of the c. S. A., who was IN,
fortunate enough to ccme under his ty.
%rannical domination. His bullying.
braggart style, yet withal his evident
cowardice aud duplicity, made him the
most contemptible man who ever aspsr.
ed to rule, and misrule in the Confeier
ate army He was without digrily,
honesty, decency, character or capacity.
Had he been at his post Of duy, a
prompt application of a ligature would
have saved bis chief. His drunkenness
aud coTardice lost US a General.
BY these memories of him, | am also
reminded Of an incident that occurred
in the office of his eouuterplrt. the
Medical Director Of Hospitals Of the
Army Of Tennessee. Til, fellow sur,
gsob Stout, by some accident or bad
fortune TO as, was cast to the surface
from a very dirty pool aud placed in
that position, one of much Importance
aud responsibility and the perfect Or
g%anlzation and success Of which is dae
to the energy and capacity Of his as.
SIstant, DR., Bemiss, o. Louisville, Ky.
a. \ HHN e" -
On the OCCASION | refer to, this drunken
and contemplate, ovsrweening aud
naughty little, contemplate fellow, s
II. Stout, who was a plant tool Of the
aforementioned Yandell, was sitting in
his office in Macon, Ga, maudliu drunk
and autoOratic, Ills clerk, a gentle.
man soldier, Uame into tho room aud
advanced toward the table, Stout ola.
rea a. him q moment and shouted cut,
MI hiosup> Walker Ia do. yer know
who am up?' aYes,. sir, replied Mr..
" You ure Surgeon Stout, Medical
Director, etc. "Xes sir,hie Mr.. Walk.
er-up.Ia surChen StoOt.t' med dire,
h'c. tOrsup'ospt and sir-l hub. want Won
70 honordp.hlc hiC,me by taking YOUR
h.c'cap.oR yburr.up head, when you.
inoln here up damn the hic.c.up nj
Mt. Walker answered, "Dr. Stout, Il
yon wiSh to 30 especially honored, YOU
naa better got a detail made for Ia,
} duty, sir which anaaNh .ost a.
walker Tho losa of bis place. though 4
FURNISHED . deal Of amusement 10 Cha
! army. There we're numerops other bI0
uogs - our army, who will b skelched
anon By Cous,r Nors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

PLASTeRs WILL R~EAD.--Agents Of plan.
tets have no difficulty In employing hath
laborers In thisicity. We are told ESat any
humber Of stalwart men can be. emploved
IN Memphis to cultivate cotton IieIds. M
long ago, countless hrmera Ii Mshroe.
LOwndes aAd NoSahss counties, In pIl.s'
lsSlppi sought fvr field haads In Mem.
Phis. Ncne could be Induced II leave the
the city. All this l. changed, and how.
ever aeEl9rasle ths aisass slapIeged Ia
beget these results, We must congratulate
the city and county that eight q tab
thousand oilers ID Memphis may becoms
%iuvaluabla On desolaled plantations Il ths
ntorlOts-Bullotlu h apa ~
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new RoRK.-POsfs Washington House
Indicates Tbs third amendment tostho Con-
,"rY.vA. tyiasiss ~ u~lsIFAncnlalnB Fepaea
until 1870, be struck ont.
Ex-1ov. Parsons Of Ala, speaks At
Union League ClRt rOOmaaby invitation
THE sYealas.
FoRTaEsa MdER6e, May iO.-Miitary
Uonrmissloa has been convened At Nor-'
lob ~ ordsd Of Gen. Grant, 10 iAssRh.
gate causes OF feeent riot there.
Judge Underwood opened g. s. Ciaeait
Court u NotfOlk chic morhlne,
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state Iatelilsence.

Ma. !oHy A. ABEET. one Of car pU.est
and mo.i psaniring yosBg uea, d.eG yes
erday laornhg Of consumption, afi<f e
paiaial sHi lingering llssss Of several
mOnlhA-Colun5os lndsx-
AplorEsxEsr or CorR1-Oa Thurs
day noon, Hon. Judge Fooie adjoafbei the
Cieaii cart that bad been i6 sessi q Ia
.Lss city foF nearly two Weeks, ahtl TIE
aeGi REGULAR tenu 10 November.
In snotaeF c0lann xiII he tsuud the sc
ton Judge Foole thosghl proper to aF-
upon = ease that rose In his c urt. 10
ahlea vs. invite the attention Of our rea
dac
We avsii os-seIf Of the oeczso o. to ex.
press ihe oPiaion ihst 10 taking fuH time
70 deliberate bpoa The matter, Judge Foois
aeied wisely aad aisereety. gSeaaaeL.
Ma EUrsOK VIII yen slow the to ssy
through the medium Of yoor colanaa tbai
be approaching suniyersay Of ne B.p
list Site Convection Of the n Il II Miss
i,siP, wtl be one Of uau.u4l interest and
Importance Its meeting Is appointed 10
be htl+ o. the 3lsi iEst.. 10 the cts Of
l4ckson We are assured ihst ample a.
rsngsmehts viii be made b. The citizens u
l~asEson fof the aseommojaioa ofthe mem
beers d the Co11eaiioa. Among IDA iate,
rests 70 be promoted b. toe Con, ea.ioa.
al is approaching Anniversary. srethe fol.
loving, namely The Mississippi Coiiege /.
the Bible and Coipofienr aofk he @,ork
Of S,a,s Missions and especially tie Or
Phahs' Home Of tie SLis Of Mississippi
II is sincerely hoped thas q yefy iAtgs al.
tendance wil be see red al The meeii1g OF
the Convention No ordinary eorc-FI DenIs
.holld deter the brethren from ~al,euiIag
me meeting end | trust il will be q clio,
roas reunion, after 50 org an interruption
Of intercourse b. the circumstances OF .hz
late terrible war.
Yours very respectfully and truly,
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NEWS ITEMS.

Cas- F!aGk C. Gl.sy. $40 vas
Ira military commission 70
b L. C. BE charge Of Being TIE
q Gen. McCook aud aoea
ssaEa 10 prison al HcauEills, Tas
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u.l51 tgrn tie Northern Chure5
a4sy gssrs ego, las uedf fed it, Hane.
1c5 VI. be aeaeefo:ta kuoEn a. Tie
Z ag4 Methods, Church.
Al tie Msih35ia C6siereues at NrE
Orleans o. tie 25tb tie COMMITTEE %
he Ceaeaay ot Mehodi u decline
h3aas aug anniversary 81 this time
Regarding tie o~rgaair1lon e the
Church Ia l734, The begiBnln. Of
Ne,5g3.a, proper, they propose to
Z tsr tie matter aa'H 1884.
Hon Wn sprsgas. Radical Sen
s.r f~yn Rag5s lsand, and sos-in.
az 4 CliatJ4,ee cbsss, gaze $500
q reesg @las Ladies Southern Re.
Hsf Fair a Baltimore Jay Cox
-5s banker 2 Fas5i-g'71, si@ 4 Rad.
..al eg1uibaal Tie saue algal:
Nh. P-s ziis Of Gen. Sterling
Pt- a7.3ffM ezis1 90 Tuesday IN
liz .sam.Li, Vera Cuz She is &C,
etmfa..- "A by bsr daughter aud Two
sous. Qua q vhgl, Captain Celsius
Pnes. served Flh distinction % bis
t-tlers SAT- .hr0a .t9u, The war,
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The Gonzales, (Texas), inquirer, OF The
2lst, says: 1t
IL il quits raining and II We don't have
a dFougth-and ifthe worms stay away
and it the cholera don't cone-and II the
summed isn't too hot for the ffeemsn-we
say, PIT the cotton crob Of old Gonzales
down sL the biggest" known for years.
Fact.
If lhUre were no "ifs" IN the way what
a great place Texas would be, Hkewise
aacen, and i al delinquents on or bOohs
would settlohp, we would notAuOw what
1t h to be In debt. as
A US, Senator said 10 his place the
other day that he believed 10 woman,
vine whisky and wat.T--tEx. afa{
iaei Is 10 The right blaes To- emliey bis
RFopensitles. 4 ,as,T s8s temFsp.
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ca $50 Orrhans, nome.

~~~@@r 'Ntt 1N1F*NAtAH @l+ AAAfts
r, c. TEASDALE,
Gen Supt Ofphans' Home.
PaP-rs throughout, the Stale sill please
toPg.-[Ciarion.
We have heretofore mentioned the mur.
ief Of the Conmi.sioser cf the Freedmen,
Bureau d Grenada. From The Gazette u
the 9th, We gel these particulars
While NJ Woodruff. a merchant 9th
pIage, aa3 Lieut., Blahding, A3jatsht ofthe
Ereednen's Bureau here. Nerr waking the
streets last Monday night about 8 O'Clock.
the l4,.sr was ssot three times, s8ccss,
.irelY-i3 tie back Of head, body and .
BY snma uukhowu person. lie was CO..
lied to the Collins House, Whea De-
Gage and NcAfte gave tm all the meai>
90. aid possible Bat all to 90 purpose
tie expired the aext dag ab,ui ten O'clock
u VS. made the occasion Of ealing a
meeting Of She ~eiiissn. to d-saoaaya laF>
I~essness and consult upon measures to
suppress it,
Col liil4er Of the Nalchez Courier.
writing from New YORK, to BIZ pausr.
expresses ln opinion thss Mr.. Jefferson
Davis will not Be released 90 parole, but
tried 10 some form, and if possible, cen
rte's9. H. lhiaks President 10 usou has
: roGg persona. pnJudiee against u. Da.
yis.
MISSISSIPPI RIELEs-We have before
Us q very neatly printed phamPiei Of iG
pages, being a History OF the Mississippi
Rifles, ION Mississippi Regiment, coin
llled by J G. Riett,' and printed at
glasgow Scotland, by - Anderson Eadie,
"a Pfnee's sqnare.-lStandard.
Dgf Green, ofy'eksburg, says the Her.
aid, has been appointed United States Mar,
shal for the State Of Mississippi. If We
re not mistaken, he was lately Of Mobile.
Ala, snd during the war. Qartetmaster
General Of the Safe Of Alabama, 10 which
G paciiy he rendered good service TO the
Confederate cause. We approve the ap
Polntment, but ATE mystiied We don't be-
bin 10 understand hew such things ale done.
Messenger.
The editor Of the Messenger is mistaken
IN his man. Duff C. Green, who was Q
Nc Of Alabama, died about q year ago
lie vas a soa Of the Duff Green who was
formerly editor Of the U. S. Telegraph,
and Gen. Iackson's right bower, before he
went off to the nnlhfers-to Calhoun
Duff Green, of Vieksbnrg, is an CID mer-
chant of that city, whose political antece.
dents We know nothing nothing about.
The eldest daughter Of onr fellow cili-
zen Jacob kausler, was terribly wounded
on yesterday BY the accidental discharge ol
a gun in the hands Of a sen Of Mr. Wells
herrall OF this ity.-Jaekson News.
We have how 10 this county, 3 large
Freedman's school taught by Lady Of
Southern birth and education, and who,
during The late struggle remained on the
Confederate side-tCoahOmian.
The Gonzales, (Texas), inquirer, Of the
2lst, says 1t
IL it quits raining -and If We don't have
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FEEN 0EHH
heiF Co9L Az CLPAs Dick Cray
IS & ted up biz bath Louse for tie &c.
soa notation Of gentlemen vno NAV
anl to take o Farm cold or shower
bath. lie has ilro rcf,tcd bis barber
Salon ia a uea. and city like fassion.
WAslHss- ~ ia % Secretary Ne.
CuIIsogh, replying 10 inquiry says "AH
can Do for The relief Of the people. of
South Carolina 10 regard to direct lax, has
already been done. Al sales for taxes
have been suspended until Congress
should have al opportunity for actine
definitely on The subject. have % poa.
er 10 withdraw tax commissioner not
suspend collection oftsxes from those Who
ars abe 70 pay. What action CobpFcss
viii take on the subject cannot b. di,idgdr
Senate yesterday occupied 10 dive aasiOn
Of the p~seAideni's psAcy. Chandler re.
marked, Alawaot no more bleed, no more
conhscation an6 none of the houses and
lands ofthe ReutAsFaess IsBssa TO give
both acts thought. everything ! have 10
future 10 elesalsS improve aud build up
the South. believe ahat IsaY 81 ny.
eli. TIRE of many nsa of IL
fire. States"
Nav YoRE. Nsy I0.--NooS-Cotton
3ia see. steady Odd %.
biOBLr, NAY .. cOlion % Qails
firm.
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Pexes adyiees received represent the
ca ton crop 10 tbtt State to be large.
The Danish ConsuaI GeDeral sent a
note TO the Spanish Admiral saying his
Government would hold Spain Tespunsi.
Die for dara4ge ts7 Danish property il
Valparaiso. The Adhiral refused to re,
the n8te.
The English minister was requested'to
vacate me premises occupied by him, and
nobody will rent him another house, and
bis name was stricken from the Club La
Union.
Only two were killed aad eight woua,
dedby the bombardmeBt. Several church.
es were dsslEoyd and ISL Government
stores, valued al 100000, containing ut.
wards sfss 600, 0oc II foreiga uleShap.
disc The bulk Of tue loss hills on fOr.I
eigDeTs.f
The fertilization Of CailAo Is making
aetise preparation fsrGhe~ reception Of The
Spanish feet. F
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Men place greas s.res. upon litt'e
iBcedea'a which le Immediately to the
recent riots. IF are very lnimpor.
iaH1 The igh had to come. It was
breWiDgall last wiu,er. Promoted by
the enao mea; q the Civil Rghts Bill,
With 9 crnde idea or which negroes
have been lmbled hurricd-on by that
seemingly natural aatipasby which
snbsisls bet"eeu cabnnen and naygers /:
it had 70 come. Andrew johnson pre-.
dicted it in the .ast veto message and
We have only to congratulate ourselve ,
that ex red citizens and soldiers shared
no participation in or guilt in these
deplorable events
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MISSISSIPPI RITLEs-We have before
Us a very neatly printed phanFlet Of iG
pages, being a "History Of the Mississippi
Rifles, ION Mississippi Regiment, com
llled BY J c. Rie,t," and printed at
Glasguw Scotland, by !" Anderson Eadie,
IA Pfnee's sqnare.-fStandard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-17
II RIPPLE SH e E T
TO ADVERTISERS.

We bog and ontrcat OF our advertisers to send in their
Advertisements early tho afternoon as possible in
erder to enable classify them properly and to
from the increasing pressure
columns For long time past the circulation OF
the HmAio in the metropolis aud tho surrounding cities
has exceeded that AL other papers put together
Being tho vehicle Of communication with public upon
all subjects relating 10 their social political and
mcrcai interests, we'll 60 TO business in the
motuine without reading the HERALD from which he
ascertain the state Of the markets what be sold
aud whore he can buy what he requires sc. Our
sdvrrsers therefore, will the advantage to and
to themselves Of sending in their advertisements
early hour, that insert them such place and
In such regular form will render them most available
FOR the public benefit and the creates, good for
the adv srtl6crs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-17
MOVEMENTS Of SANTA ANNA.

Departure Of Gmcrillas-An AIleGed Mexican
Spy-Deniai Of the Reported Purchase nj
EnAeld Rines-vlsit 10 Fort Richmond, &c.
Tho movements OF the Mexican chief, who recently
created excitement BY his aliason with the Fenan
and tho psons. surrounding him not only reserved
but TO treat inquiry with extreme signs Of aver
sion II appears that come party or parties Of Santa
Annals entroge have lately been SET aside dismissed
from his service for imprudently divulgng what they
knew and IL positively asserted that American
recently from Mexico in the employ OF Macmillan
as a spy on Santa Annals movements.
Two hundred and eighty.three men, iutsndsd A. the
nucleus OF guerilla parties in the interest OF Santa Anna
hsvo left within week for New Orleans and Havana
II is expected that more will leave during the coming
wcek--chIeHy by way OF New Orleam. II 10 not yet
known what effect the fall OF Monterey has had upon
Santa his cause. Gut the casc, Of the arrival
the Rio Grande OF his psrissns may be looked for
with interest
Tho story about purchase OF arms-,en thousand En-
Geld nGes-to DO concluded to-day, s denied At Santa
Annals headquarters, although Is known 70 be fact
that least dozen different samples OF army reviewers
~ well a. Springfield Enfield and other styles 81 mus
kes have been left for ANIMATION 81 the headquarters
on staten Island What DO the meaning Of the
change In Wall street by certain parties Of large
amount Of Mexican gold ounces-reportsd 10 DO twenty
four hund,ed-for grcenbacks, on Monday
On Monday General Santa Anna drove around staten
leland and highly interested By the inspect Of
For, Richmond, at the NArrows