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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-29
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TF,HE SUBSCRIBER IS AUTHORIZED TO
L offer for sale the FARM Of Joseph herby
esq This farm is situated at the mouth OF
Broad Creek, on the Maryland Shore, where it
empties into the Potomac river. 1t Is an excel
lent alluvial soil, we'll adapted to the growth of
all the crops usually grown III that fertile sec
ton of country. 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria, Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden The improvements consist of
8 large frame dwelling containing eight S@s
rooms, and all the necessary out buildings, saaa
in good repair. From one hundred to three
An excellent fishery, attached to the farm, will
be disposed Of at the same time and place
A rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
q safe investment, or to engage in agricultural
pursuits, as it will be sold at a great bargain
For terms &c., "pRRIEyS pRREySDALL + nARBURy,
or to W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Alexa., Va.
Pr Georges CO., Md.--e 1l-2awtf
TISRING SHORE FOR SALE OK RENT.
l. Morris's Landing, better known as lrWln's
Shore containing FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
Ian D, and has on it good house for othcers
and men, large shed, with watts enough to
strike seven hundred barrels of herrlngs, at u
time Any further description is unnecessary
as the shore is well-known to all Potomac fish
ermen 80 be one of the best herring shores on
the Potomac. For terms apply to
lI1O Mad L IltlE
No. s, Prince st.
2. S--There is an outfit of capstans and Il
boat on the shore, that will be sold low to any
one buying or renting. [my 3O-tfl I. T.
EOR SALE.-A FARM in Culpeper county,
i two miles from Brandy Station, on the o.
& \. r. r., and lying on Mountain Run, con-
taining 800 acres, with a Dwelling House, Barn
and othcr out houses. There is Grist Mill
within of mile OF the farm Possession Civ
en- lst Of January, 1867 Price $1,000 cash.
Enquire Of {. Z. SMOOT u son.
scp26-tf Alexandria, Va.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
y OF ALENANDKIA.-Wii be sold at
private sale TWO ADJOINING LOTS, on
the west side Of st Asaph street, between Glib
bon and Wilkes, fronting on st. Asaph. street
10 feet each, and running back l23 feet > inches.
Each lot has a Frame Dwelling thereon egE;55
For terms apply to li:a
BRENT & WATTLES,
oc lS-eo2w Attorneys at Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-29

in z:ni. a. I f,i9aE last Dr.. l. C. Maddux was held
5inrY Y3y ". bal at RicElnond, OH charge Of stab
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-29

FOR SALE. -,
.I,:;. \ b y II G y | n $i
FOUR FRAME HOUSES, on the west side
OF Water street, near Gibbon, each containing
SIX rooms The lots run back to IN alley. The
advertiser will sell one, with the privilege of
The four. For further particulars, terms; &c.,
upplyto " NJ. COCfAN,
ic If No -, north Royal ST.
, 1866-01-27

Severe Storm In EuGland-The African
| S3nre Trade Pronounced ExtInct-The
Wa,',,,, ,.r-s.1.SStan1,ens, 11ovemeut,
E'an sa s.,ssa - Ma~I..n fsn+etlas
More ASfestt-Khe 't1e11eAn NueesAss'
Tho spanish 3erois Quieted-N1arkets
Wv, r., aa .rhe- .t.,n,.h,o .1,r4 rror,
.AN ApAh1 ua9. lux ste11f ~ iai ~
Lestpooi' 1otn, ra Qaeensto"a' 4s9o' a1'Ne1 'a1'
viGiert ero1v p.or,o ,,-,sr,afs N tho pi,cs Tele-
r. apeic Communication with London WAS suspcnded
II Q daya Il continued upiutesyuptcd when The
Jkga LETT Liverpool -,
African alare trade practically extinct.
Tht, Ftniau triais arc stil nrprfexstnc. The fury
eouid not aeTee on verdict III the case cf 5yrnc
he PHI on Safden charged with aId,ns tie cscape
of SteuEcns and were 3ischaryei -. BIrne rrmains
Il Il reported that Stephens is not allowed IL stay
In Paris IND has gone 10 Geneva 10 confer WITH n
Hersou aud r,,embers Of fis fnfcrnstioral n:.ni11
tlonsry dub. e~ '~'''@ '0'''N'
engaged in castipg hpllcts st lie Tine. '' "~N-
The Pans cs1rr4.1on}enf t,f III. y;,,,-s pnra shp
MeIiesn ditBcn1Y Was fss5nrr ihe lsst m.Tisie,T-l
counci All or enrig iii he minister efs f,r tht-
speedy recali Of lie French troops. Ths Emnsrur
-
, 1866-01-27
FIRES.

=
5nn ~ ~ 49,. vn~l~' e..
uons - ..,s N1's AotAs nno 'Au
Cialres WIS.,, and Earnns mich.
=, - IsDIANAPo11s, Jan. a.
a restaursut called the Ge.susaua, owned b7 a
" 11.,a.h t,sr-sa ~. ~. ,s.t.s s-,,, ~ sIo ~,
a1' us1es0., AsuAe @ 1os '4s A1tRe sa1n " *1''a"
was found to be on ato In three oraFour places On
the inside about Three O'Clock tbis morning. The
Gonnes uere ert,ncu1she1 hou.eye- ,rithorf nnch
Hasse. Ae essantssAnSns. ~ "asa ~ .aSnsioassJ III
nIeu up Las nega S1o9e9 ~ .us so15 LINE as aa 9
ho' psJ ~. .,,n,,t,,ns tne ,t.ee @
tS.,. Il .c.ratstn. 4 sr.,.S X Wsn,,.I, 4ao n1a'
'hs's u fe,nssAil,s ~. s ao.sea a, ~ 1ea4h"1s.
lepeclal Uespatcn 10 Inc chicago 1T1bune-l
. MILWAUKEE, Jan IT.
, 1866-01-27
F'ENIANA.


Great Meeting at HuHnlo-Largc Prone
i&es-FcnIanls1n In New York.
BUFFALO. Jan. ga large FeaIau nlasa meet
brennan b M ap1ta ma Hon. John u. Murphy wers 'fhe be
speakers. O. II. Cfapp presided. Gen. Sweeney
pledged hfmEelf II supported, tat before utxt b1sy
The friah nag shall be planted. and, which shall
be made the base Of cpezattona against
EDglaul for the liberation Of Ireland Col. Roberts
promised within ninety days TO have the green Gag
supported by the greatest army OF IF!shmcn npdn
winch the am eve shone. The Sensse was entht-
Chain policy OF O'Mahoney, and begged his hearers
10 support Gen. Sweeney. AL oenlReSenf remarks
we're greatly appnuied.
Owing to several verbal Mfssakes 10 tho notice Of
!he rema,ks Of Representative Ward, Of New
York, yesterday, which plsced that gentleman in a
pToposed that al PERSONS who shan be deprived ol
the elective franchise tn any State, By reason oftnI
Or properly qualification. ar any other which
was not IN force on the f1st Of jannarJ,
1865 In any State WHERE The game Is applied shall
be e1s1udea from The bssls Of representation: ne
than the one reported from the Committee On Re.
conatructon. he would adopt 1t, but be hoped thai
she amendment which be had soggaestsd would pre-.
rail.
new YoHB, Jan 26-Mr. Jamea Brennan, Late
o'MahoneJs general organizer. has aecepteda Com.
tzez. ~ hs letter Of acceptance he speaka very bit
te.ly Of O. f3tahoney and bis late convention. e.
e1yihlue Is significantly quiet It O'Mahoney't
Headquarters. Union Square. Il Is stated upon
rood authof3ty thas eaatfatng developments VII
eoon b made which Will demonstrate that tht
otMnhoney faction Il now STRONGER than the Of
nization has eyer been, md that It Ia devoted II
w0FE
, 1866-01-27

Injury to Ex-Governor StewnFt-Tllc
Nli.Aisstppl Br4dge-The PARKS uh.
bea. Corpus Case Continued.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, jan. 10
A telegram from ST. Joseph says that E1-Govez-
nor II. II. Stewart tcn upon thelsIjppery pavement
on Tuesday, and fractured leg. The dispatch
further states that owing to his age and 1nrmitlcs
it ia believed the wound Will prove fatal
In the County Court today memorial to ths
Congress Of the Cnllsa Staies, asking for the pas
pase Of chartcr for bridge across the Mississippi
at the city Of st. Louis, Wis ordered to be s,1ntd
by tho presiding Just!ee Of this Court md at,ested
By The seal Of the Court
In the Parks habeas oo1pus case before the Il. S
District Court, lhe District Attorney 1tpresentet
the Government in the hearing. Capt Parker We
then called, when Col. Met1ne, Judge Advocate ~
peated In his bebhl. The Colonel stated that hl
hal but jns1 returned rom Cincinnati, and Was no
prepared to enies into the case. No therefore ask
Tor continuance Of the caGe until Monday for tn
pufpose Of laying the pnpers before the commanding
General Of TIC Department upon whom the Feal anl
Whpie responsibility Of ohcyfnE o. disoheying th
orer OK te Court mast rset. With the consent on HI
Mcuppald 1.-The petitioners attorney the heartn,
mas couttnued Until Monday next at II O'Clock
When The Court had adjourned, eoye Of the epccts
tors remarked that in their opinion the delay ha
ouy been asked for tn order 10 obtaln time To
Parks to Washington out ot the control Of Capta1
Parker.
, 1866-01-27

Pursuit. OF LAborerB Under Difficulties
How Southcrntr Lost His Emit.

Pursuit. OF Lnborers Under Difficulties
How southcrntr Lost His Emi~
grants.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
CEscExA71, Jan. 20.
TIE trihu!ations Of on1 southesn bre.hzen in r.
gard to iabor moi confined to the negroes as tt:
following Incident demonstrates. The fact that en,l.
g1ant shtpe arc constantly arriving in Now Yotk
With hundred. fhary adventures seeking fortunes
in the Few world having attracted the attention ol
Southern planters enee the loss of their negroes,
many Of them bare gone On and brought. out
tbese emigrants and established them as
tenants or laborers- Among those who sought to
revive their business In this way was Nj. ]. j.
Mehoon, living near Memphis. This gentle
dled viii em5gtsnfa unable to sci away tor want
them to 20 With him 10 Memphis 10 Z ork for. hin
.s thsi1 9soaS sspn.e On es ass s
Gled csr with them, men women and chsldecn, to
the number Of st1tYt paid their faIe amounting to
worked satissctostlJ until tbe5 arrived hele. Yes.
Lille Miami Aailroad for reshpnen%t % n boat Be- B 70
Memphis. N the ahsenes Q: y. Mehoon. they
or br friends Who met them there. to
desert their eutesprising bencEactot and In very
short time their big trunks and Little boxes we're
thrown into express wagons and the whole crowd
started for the German quarter Of our city, where
they were soon absorbed IN their native clement.
When Mr. 1lcboou returned TO the depot, be found
twenty dollars aptcec had taken to hoIs heels IKE
hen vent III 2g5asst and REosssts re- ot saf "a
Of a Legal process, and called 1t the Hammond
street ststton house, hut Lieut.. Small informed him
that since the repeal OF the fugitive saEe law there
while VII lasorers Who asdat cloose 10 wosE IN Ten, .
neeeee or Mississippi.
, 1866-01-27
THE COLORADO QUESTION.
Important Letter from Gov. CnmmIn.l
condition Of the Coloreti People o1

important Letter from Gov. Cummings
Condition Of the Colored People OF
The Territory.
N1w IoRk, Jan. 26.--Gov;, Cnnm1ngs. Of Color
ado territory, teleSraphs to Senator Sumner about
tbe petition Of the eoiorrd citizens, calling his
aiteu)pn TO the fact that the legislature OF Coaoz
ado at tts FIRST session In 1861 passcd law essah-
1iehlug The qualification Of voters. making no dis
tjuct1ou On account Of color OF race; but the ses
uulattoe. Of the right. Gov. Cummings sa5s:
~ invoke your earnest attention to The subject,
4nd hope, for the honor Of the country. that yon
till promptly take action to etato this odions
record. I deem 1t proper to taY. also, that the
Legislative Assembly owes It to The enlightened
the condition Of the colored people with regard to
Tho public schools, under the lay Of 1897,
others. They come here in considerable
numbers, and. to IN equal no
greater extent than any other class Of inning
are seen in Denver some Of the hnest property in
The toun belonging to them. They orc 'suhlcct to
the tax laid for the support os the public schools,
sshle their children arB not permitted to attend
them. In consequence Of this exclusion from both
public and plisats sshools, soms q thess pGeple
en- States to be eduea.ed, while paying t41es FER
education in thus Territory but all nre not able to
incur this expense hna, necessary Consequence
many Of their children must grow up IN isno'
| rance. ....-.
eeIeis,aed non the public schools; and yoar sehon
| viii determine how long This hnmiltatpg spectacle
shali be preaensed 10 the world. Juxres 10 The IE
inc md gratitude to thosa who diad that The uaaof
, 1866-01-27

Legislative proceedingN- Attempted
7kupe- e-lndfctnlcnt uGatnst Go =. Sloue's
l1te Sectctnry-JudIctal Decision.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
UEs NorSEs, Jan. 70.
Petitions were presented to-day In tho Senate, By
Mr.. Bassett. ;askiug that no farther extension be
granted TO 1snt grant railway companies to CON-
plete their roade, md asking the Legislature 10
memorable Congress On tho subject. =
Gcn. Sheridan reports that the 1ss Iowa cavnlry
has been mustered out. !,
Milton Campbell WAS yesterday asreated on sn
Indictment for an assault with intent 10 commit i
rape On hts e1ser, gisl only tbreea years Of Rge.
The assault was cnInmltted on the 13tn inst.. In
default of bail be Ens committed to jail.
There IL proposition before the Legislature for
the purchase OF eight hundred copies Of Captain
ateNafte Town {.o!ouels and their Regiments:
DEs HoINks, Jan. M.--The Grand Jury OF this
county hare found bills Of Indictment agstnst X.
6. OrNig, ise P1sata Secretary Of Gov Stone, for
embe2zleme1t and forgery connected with The re-
Gently atecoTet& embe1ziement Of public funds.
An Important decision was gwen By the Supreme
Court yesterday A Constable was brought hcfofe
The Grand Jury ofthis county, and sefused 10 an
swer questions respecting n9uor sellers, for the
tcafpn that 1t might c1lm!nate himself md he ~as
committed to jail By Judge Soasre 1or contempt.
brought 10 the Supreme Court, which snstained
Judge Sourse, and the Constable was recommlttcd
til lie answefs the questions.
The Board OF Directors Of the Cedar Fa1ls i Min.
uexotn Railroad have decided not to extend Inc
road I'd TIE vAlley Ut pre5cut.
, 1866-01-27

Leg1s1atlye ProeeedSns4-;en. El.Sley-
Election ofSuFveJoxs Of Lumber and
Normal school Directors.
:. Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrbuneJ
: ST Paul, Ja1-2G-
Senator Randolph introduced concu1rrnt rcsoln
tions In the Senate today, thanking God fH tho
close Of tho var.
The House passed eefiss Of joint resolutions
asking Congress for grants Of lands 10 aid in tho
construction Of chip canal connecting Lake Supc-
r1uF with Portage Lake.
Considerable debate occurred lnthc Committee Of
*he Whole relative 10 the bill appropsiaunG $l0nW
for The erection Of normal school building IN vi
uona The committee recommended its passaea.
The bill allowing the ST. Paul and Superior Rail-
road Company to withdraw their deposit Of {a0, 900
AZ guarantee for the construction Of the road was
strongly denounced BY 3lr King, Of MeGkeE county.
The committee rose without taking any action up
On 1t.
Gen. siblcy deeiens removing to New To.k, TO re~
Ihe 5eint Lesislaii!s Convention to-day elected
Anthony. $. =. Grannls OF Red Wing, n. j. Fowler
Of ST. Cloud. Lneus Richards. Of Wabashaw, and
Chandler Fhllbrfck, Of WinonA, for Surveyor Cen
eIals Of Logs II this Stale. Geo. ". Prescott. Of
st. rauf. n. J. Carnes, OF St Cloud, and Uanie!
Duck, Of ManEato. were elected Directors Of the
State Normal School,
, 1866-01-27
Chicago @rlbnne.
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1893:


ztE Ne
The Late EucTilla Mosby las oot@n re!ea'eo.
Secretary Seward xnd family af31rco 81 HA-
vk1aA On The nth init
The mateh trade for the coming year, It Is
estimated. will amount to nine million dollars
Ex-Governor Stewart, Of Missouri, Was
s.ta1rv trtnT,d few day1 sinee, BY Shipping upon
m Nv pavement
The Telegraph chronicles disastrous fires at
indianapolis, Wankesha, and Eau clatfs, Wiz,
London, G. ". and Ps1zna, Mich.
The Canadian kmugg1ers have transferred
.hc,r ora,stfons In The vestezu bouudn.v of
minnesota.
The military departrneut Of W3scous;ns
Arm I9aas.nton commanding. has beeu aboti.hed
and The lapers turned ose1 10 Geu Ord, 1t Detroit.
m, sto.,n,r na,id Martin w.e sr,r,,..a :,
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80. 80 aa'e P.NAee cec!eant' -. -. ~
onP. 1@s wen ua1etea t@ esobtaf1neot ann 'ot-
T9a $500 ~..s y. .o"s paoe '1pa so;,+.
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w. 1.s,
Ane Cnlhaa Government n4s mAa' Ao-
poss1 10 MI. Nehb iof 1Ae pu1eueeo " ns 1aA
1uuoaaE' AZ. "eoo a"a.e ~ 49,. y. u4e
out'ea e'a'ss e''s' ''A'e''@ St'',e@''' - 49,
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"hsaneteH acSta1eu ela'ss @ua* ~
laie aptefS1c~ oes"een asapo'eon a1a me american
Min1ster the 5otmef unlimited toat 1c ehonld with.
us"" ALE &AtAt@u apoIs Lux SaeAAc". Aue oulteo
s'a'ea gave security 'of pesnaneos neutrality
an c1tsaet lfoln M interesting 'c'tef reaa~
live 10 Inc CHlufuD QUEHt1fb. WfftfEQ 1T tpT.
, 1866-01-27

LeG1s1atlye ProeeedInSa-Gen. El,Hley-
Election of Surveyors OF Lumber and
Normal School Directors.
, 1866-01-27

An Imperial ComIn3aA1pner Imprisoned
In Lower CallloFuta.-The Imperfai-
lsts Hemmed In on the Coast.
NEW TonK, January s6.-A letter from San
Frapcieco. December 9Th, 1855, saya 1hat one
If Maximillan's commissioners, backed by az
California, and compelled the submission Of ne
Goyeyuor md Legislature Of .thst State 70 Imperial
authority but 1ssolutlon val soon M satasi Which Which
adherug 10 the cause OF President Juatez and In
nrisoned ihe Imperial Commissioner and old Gov
eefnor, but they subsequently, made Their escape-
In the Sta1es Of Stnnloa, Sonora and Guerrero
the Jmperi.lIss are confined exclusively to the re
spectiys port. Of Mazatlan. Gnaytnas and Acupulco
and do not dare to venture outside these towas, tbs
md even these places they wonld be immediately
compelled TO give up, but for the protection gyeI
fhcne Nv French NaT vessels in the hAfbof3.
, 1866-01-27
Markets bV Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial Despatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW TokE, Jan. II.
This depression In tho Stock market continues. The
oeafs - less ACTIVITY, but ntses are weak. tbs
ton ard thif6 q posI I'd "a buy n anticipation
Of an upward reaction. At the morning Bo.1d. buJ-
ers options rredomnated oFcr Sellers There Is very
little outsda tuyn and the brokers have everything
pretty much to themselves. The market at the |
o'clock session waa steadf Railways and rather
better On Pittsburgh and cid Southern At tha last
Board there wns less desire to SELL md slight ad-
vance on SOME Stocks.
CLOSING rEicEs.
The following arc the eloa,nr pr'ces at 10 p- m:
Eew yoEE CeasEs1, a15:; Ere. SIX; Hudson IsireE,
lm4; Reading, 95X Michigan Southern. 65S CleYe-
lsnd Ptttsburrh, !sH 1ock Island, osf; Northwest
ero. ~; Northwestern Preferred, III.
GorxHsxKxIs,.'
Governments 1so dull, with more sellers than buy
ess- Old a7ns vete kc lower sos also declined nc
os show some scnsftyeneAE from III. possibility thst
certain sount zutghtbe returned here for sEallza
tIor-
Rates fos money ranged ., s9e per cent On can With
moderate demand and good supply.
Xl8CEILA1I0CH.
Among the miscellaneous LIST there sharp rise
On Atlantic md Pxcttc Mail lhares; the former ad-
vanced to lii bid ind the lattet to sAa hid
GOLD.
Gold was in steady dcuard. confined almost csclu-
nlation Of any account. The seuor Of tho foreign
neE1 Of yestarday has tendency to Strengthen
the prenaluiu. Tho market closed 1t LIN.
Px1EnLEUA.
In the Petroleum stock market to-day there VIA a
further decline ID BeuuehoH Runv Ptho1e cFtek. and
United states hnt the ehsnges OH the bannce OF the
List were not important Sales wezo At the following
rates: Common wealth. &c; New York, &c; National
$3.50; Palmer, N1s; Renneho6 Run, sl7.3; Buehan1a
Farm, &c; Bradley, o6c Esohattsn SOC oceanic. NC
ptttoe Creek t9S0; Ryud Farm, 6oc: United States
$sso- Petroleum "a nosc steady; crude oaog quoted
at $as51Hc. with su1An saits; refined Ia bond, ac
Sa1es 900 hrls+
The following ARE tho quotsttous from the DFy Good:
Brown sheet,nss-Pac.ac 4 -s,xe; Paeidc E, &c
P1ttsteIa 4, 75e.
Ble,ch,d snirting4-Saw York Mills. soe Pepperel
sleyen quarters. 3l.15-
Pr1n,s-crocke1s, 80 Hamilton, 2Ic; AIle1, TX.
pelatnes Manchester, 2se; Pac!ac, &C.
Cn1ubIdts-MAnyille- axe Vlctofy. Nc-
| Denttns-Massachutetts. 43c Manchester. 4xc-
RilIctas-Inalan; Orchard. a!Ac; Clinton, sscs CAn
ton. -.
| Tlcts-Amoskeag a. c. A., SIC; Amoskcas a
s1c-
strfnes-Nhittenden 4, 40: Whtttendcn d. B., 8.
Boon SRIr.s-Btad1ey's and Meyers l. !. L II fall
| demand. .
The attendance Of out flown buyers the Exchans
WIS quite large this morning. and 81 11nx trade - e7l
I dently about 70 commence.
The following despssehes were received at the Dr.
| Goods Exchange:
81. Iar1s-Trade dull eyen At the latest quotations
Puu.ApKtPHn.-Matket stendy- Cottons rathe
| more active. Woolens steady and not much doing.
] BtsIoS-Sman sales. Parties unable 10 supply tneu
! selves at quotations.
CEcxSA71, Market inactive. Domestcs ReneEalf
arc being offered lower, but buyers holding oh-
, 1866-01-27

0bituary-Imporfant DecistoD-A Bur-
EIor Scntcnced-GRs ConlPanYss Pnr.
chase.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.J
DE1Ro1r, Jan. s8-
Apriyate telegram was received in this CITY this
morning, announcing that James Frazer, Esq., .
man prominently identified with the interests o
The Saginaw Valley, died yesterday at bis pEe3eb'
place Of residence near NeF York city.
In euit before The Circuit Court today, brought
by fady 10 reeoycr the value OF money and proper
IL stolen from her ttate.room while takfns passage
on the steamer City Of Cleveland, the jury re-
turned a verdict Of no cause for damages. The
court charged thnt the propEctors Of the boat
not common carriers Of personal property OF pas
scpce1s unless The came were delivered into their
care
burglary and robbery. to the amount Of several
thousand dollars, has been sentenced to fifteen
years. imprisonment .-...-....
The "a company Of Ibis city have Just purchased
LOT win dock front Of a. feet and 30 feet IN
length, abont mile sorth Of the Michigan Central
depot. upon which they propose to erect new gas
works has been insufficient 10 meet the wants Of
the city for the past year. nndhs addition has con-
sea1eHtly been rendered necessary
, 1866-01-27
Albany Cattle Market.
[SpeeiaI Despatch to the Chicago Trtbnne.l

Al8AYT, Jar- e.
BW CATTIH-The cattle market VIE no better to-
day than yesterday. The demand Is extremely light
especially On New YORK aecount, snd holders ind 1t
tIcult 10 rea1zc, though willing 70 Eualt 10 de-
citne al k@kc = n live weight. In sons tastauets
sales have been made It decline equal to sc =.
Money w1s lost on nearly a the cattle bought here
last week and buyexz are ttnld IN via~ Of The fact
shss their home markets. are E1utsed with beef Bat
few sales reported thus f. 1 this State sfhle1
averaging LOGO NJ. at z3so; 81 Ohio aFeFsxnx l1'
pa 1t 31a; Is Kentucky, the best IN market. asssaZ-
Ing 1s4Q ns At $50 4nu 80 coa1se. averaging
1t $15 % ultuos o1en Averaging 1,fd ns II $50
Z, steers averaging 111o H. t7-eo: t. keotucky. ~
e1sglas ls0 NJ, Ss5o. - averaging as b at t9a
and II averaging l1G nsa ~ 4'12A- Total suppJ tot
week s.i0c. ...-.. ...-
snE1rAre neglected At es.6oa TOO. Receipts 7ooa
I Hoeg-At 31p9oaI1.pa; but little doing. Receiptl
/ ESQ; shipped 10 New York e.Ne Dressed hogs t.
rnot demand Ii 125xfl3g.
, 1866-01-27
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.


Rcported Interview Between Napoleon
and tho American 8Kinister+
new YORK, Jan. 28.-A Washington Epecfal SAYS
Il private letter from a gentleman In Paris, dated
tcTyiaW between Napoleon md the American Minis
ier. Napoleon spoke ffankly on The Mexican ques-
lion, and expressed Determination to pEessFye
tt7endly relations With the United States andihie
could be asstlred our policy of neutrality toward
Mexico would be continued: le intlmnted very
MaxiIian as long as there was any danger that the
United States would pull down what be built up at
much expense. AL he would. ask was that ne
should not Interfere with the present eoYernmcnt ot
left 10 ifselI he w1s convinced, could be secured.
The correspondent adds: ! have reason to believe
tepoIt d this Interview were received By TIC State
Denart1rept BIZ the last steamer.
, 1866-01-27

Nv YnaK. Jan. e6-A new counterfeit has
naac Its appearsnee in this eisy5:0s On the F3tst
National ank q Ind ,nsp9: Iae ss.EsrS cds i
,,1 fehe renutre lie picture On the back. Of the
Baptism IN St Poeahoptas, Is pale and ID P@ooti5 @ e1s.
epsed, The lettering il scrf 'atE bat The number
nsje and poorly denned. Ihc bill is veEy talf TN
ts+jor II Ihp rrnnine plate.
, 1866-01-27
ATTENTION !

viii serd ~ nxll post paid beautiful military anun
Win p<raltx Of our Entoo Generals or only 5ost9
Adasss. cHAs. !. BRIGGS. Ia DesEeosn a. Gna-
saso, LL1uts. 9NV