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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
900 ., tlt Bank Of England show. decrease in Ou


Hop =, fcru,rrrsu. s Fivetwentes 'Va7Oi II
,;,,,. Cerfrsl n r. eGasOl. Er.c R.k. '%9G0%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

THE MOST REFINED And INTELLIGENT LADIES H.
dorse JAREDs "ExAL Pshs for impsing 5seuiu c,ns
- an .oN white transparent skin wing recsles tan and all
gbness and rendering IT, The color ana %
tire polished ivory IsABsAu S2 Bway sole agent snd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
LORD J. RUSSELL TO LORD LYONS.
kToREI0s OFFICE, Nav 6, le6l

Ny LORD: Her Majesty'S Government are disap
pointed In not having received from you the mail which has
Just arrived any report Of the Of affairs and OF the pros
poets OF the parties with reference to tho issue OF the
struggle which appears unfortunately to have commenced be-
them but the interruption OF the communication be
tween Washington and NewYork sufficiently explains the
non arrival OF your dispatches.
The account however which Her Majsstys Consuls at DIFF
eren ports enabled forward by the packet coincide in
showing that whatever may be the final result OF what cannot
broken between several States OF for
the at least States have separated into dsfnct
Confderaces and SUCH carrying on against each
nfler.
re question for nsnnl nations 10 fonsider To- What 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

The liquor aud agcr beer retailers OF the Eastern District
yesterday kept their places OF business closed and no disorder
OF any kind observable All TO acqulesce Ia the
order things bat many Of the lager beer retailers be
leye that the Excise Commits will finally modify their
action with regard them Only arrest for selling
liquor is reported that of Hugh McGoerge IN North FIRST
st. near Unlonaye lie was caught in the Of retailing
out vlanous Wamsbargh whisky to some poverty stricken
wetches by Officer James Lee OF the forty'hnh Precinct
This Is the second arrest under the law the Eastern
District and both cases will up before Justice DALEY
this morning
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
Opinion. Of the Press.

DR.DoHERTY Is n .killful physician md
honorable gentleman. Any ~statsmentshe mnkrs
to his patients he IL sure 20 fuiilL. That fact Is
Que great cause Of Ills eminent success In hi. pro-
fession. II Ia fortunate that among the many nd
vertislng physicians there 4. one who can be de
pended on. "-R-view.
'DR. DOHERTY'S reputation ~ a physician
10 4 sufficient guarantee FOR the cure Of any case
he undertakes ."-Chronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic. specific and secret prae.
tiee. and ~ such IL now the most successful Of
auy physician In San Francisco."-rre Press.
"DR D0HERTY'S reputation IL secoud to no
other physician on the coast in chronic and spe,
c!nc p~ractice. Mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
proEesIop. have succeeded In gaining the coma
denee Of the public In their skill and judgnen, rs
he .haa"-Enquirer.
.,DR DOHERTY ranks ~ ono Of our most
distinguished physicians. and also one Of the most
successful. which Ia now the criterion by which
he medical practitioner Is judged."-Echo.
"DR DOHERTY enjoys n more. extensive
,~ractIce than any physician in this State."-ES-
Address, ". X. DOHERTY. NJ. D..
ranl am 100 2 = San Francisco, Cal.
I"aA TO-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
BaIunere Ameriean aold ma Isll

BaItimSre Ameriean Gold and !HIi~
yer Mining Company-Locatlon. Gold HUI. Sto.
rey county, N~svsda-Notlce 10 hereby given,
that at a meeting Of The Trnitess O sa,a Com.
Abatement Of Two Dollars (e2) per share was
levied on each and every share Of the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately, In
gold coin OF the United States, 10 the Secretary,
a. the Office of the Company, Room No. IS Mont.
Romsry Block. San Francisco. .m - 5sIil..
ANY stock upon which said assessment ahsll
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
April 1885, will be advertised on that day AZ de-
lInausut, and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, will DO sold on tho 18th day ofApriL 1854,
70 nav the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale. HT''
.ggw9'a1o go J.H. SAYRE! Secretary. }
Once, Room No 80 Montgomery Block, San
Francisco. California mrl2 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
Exchequer Miuing Cempany-Ls
,.4tn,snf Sorka Gold Hill. NeyadR-N0tIce

cation Of works, Gold Hill. Nevada-Notice Is
hereby given, that at q mesting OF the trustees
Of The Exchequer Mining Company, held on the
twenty.seventh Co7th)day Of Marcel. 1866, an a..
sessment oftwo (e2) dollars per share was levied
upon tie capital Tosk u said Company payable
In gold coin OF the United, States, Immediately, to
the Secretary Of the Company. at the Office OF
the Company No. 7l2 Aontgoassy sSse5S sS
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
THlRTIETH (3Oth) DAY OF APRIL, 1856.
shall, on that day, be declared delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for iale a. public auc.
tion, and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, will bo sold on the sixteenth Q6th)
day OF Nay. 1866. to pay the delinquent assess.
mSnfitofenaerewith costs Of advertising and OK.
81 DAVID =. HAGLRN ssretsry.T
OaaceNo. 7f9 McnteoneSystrset Dan Praneisco,
rsiIfornia- mr3I I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
BeIeber Company-No,iceisI sr,l,

given. tbat ut 4 mestiur 81 the Tfrusteer on ma
Company. held this day, an assessments Of Sixty
$500 Dollars per share was levied on sachI and
every share Of the capital stock Of said Company,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary, at the
office Of tho Company, Virginia. Nevada On
United States gold coin Any stock on which
said assessment shall remaIn unpaid on TIE Goth
day Of Aprtlals66. WILDE advertised On that dag
as delinquent and unless payment Shall be made
before, VIII be sold on the sob day Of Nay, 1856,
70 pay said, delinquent sRseSiment together With
cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale, s,.s, ,.a,
By 'ts.' 6s'As 4 si ssa q hs1;ssssS s.er...,,.S
vIfrnlt New, March 30, Is66 sp3 IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
CALIFORNIA VIEWS
o TIE
srRRROsCOFE AND ALBUM.

OvER ONE THOUSAND DIfFEkENT
~ Photographic Views, ALL NEW, ana taI'o OF
interest, Illustrating the different processes oil
mining In gold. silver, copper, QUICKSILVER; &c.
The beautiful scenery Of the Yosemite valley
The mammoth trees Of Calaveras county. Noun
tain lakes and waterfalls; mountain road views
and way stations; snow-elad mountains and FER
ne city and bay views, .
loo most eomplets series ever published. and
tne mos' suitable Present TO send 10 friends
lam
world. rs
Published and for sale by
LAWRENCE & HoUsEwoRPHn
SIT and 3l9 Montgomery..t. San FrsnJ.,o
Complies priced catalogues sent 70 anS sddr.,.
RHI noSno
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
-Notice.

N.tice IL Hereby Given, that At =
Regular MsgDESfths Truatsesof - California
::;,ssss sss g: B Y s ss5 :i : =. l'S''e as s9
6hCQNNELL, Secretary.
asla I'M. IssrsslS -. iSss. nrls@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

m. FOUNDRY BUSINESS wril b rarted'
on by us at the Pioneer Foundry, under the man
agement Of A, j. TYRRELL tsupefintendsn
BOOTH 4 PRESCOTT.
n. BAH persons who have any, demands
Whatsoever against the Association, arefequested
to present them within Ten Days., or they VIII
not be allowed. BOOTH
Gold Hill, February Is, 1856 fe13u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
srREMEMBER.-s
Dr. Chas. H. Tozer'sI nstittlte
49, isat the northeast corner Of
cisco kssT co,i isrsas., saaERran-

Entrance on Kesupy dre.t EIulh,,.,. ,,o,,s
me Post Once or EIpress sSonld Be- SSSres.sa 70
.ian "a VHA9. Il. TOZER
IAN Rrnnctneo. Cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
NO. 2z.

An Act for tho Drainage Of Certain
Town Lots aud the improvements
thereon, sitlated, lyiug a.d bei.g
Within the Corporate Limitl OF the
Town OF Gold Hill, aud ON the East
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
UHLSs SALOON.

uHL|S SALOON,
rw. Dssrs above the Eclipse Stables,
GOLD HILL
ALwAYs OK HAND, THE Best WINES,
n Brsndies, whiskies, G!u,0ld Tom. cordiAls,
Csafs, and beSt Of all.
sFresh Carson Lager. -
Ken, sool and nice In . Stone celer.- All drinks
nd cfrnrI ND III cents.
fsSpahls sfs invited TO call nrn =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
Dissolution.
IslHERBBY1 GIVEN. THAT T

NOTICE rs HERBBYa GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Association known as tho PIONEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" at Gold Hill. 10
this day dissolved by mutuarconsent. All debts
due the AsEnciatiou viii Be paid to-B0OTH 4
PRESCOTT, who ahaye~ this day purchased all
the right title and interest Of said ASsociatlon In
erty belopdur 10 aid ADocisaons ana6sald
B0oTH & PRESCOTT are alone authorised to
receive, collect and receipt for said debts, and al
debts duo by ssId Assccist!onEwfi DO paid oy
Booth & Prescott. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
~. c,pRoy,s ADVERTISEMENT.
TO THE FORTUNA
VIEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIESn
DIR. Gibbons DiSpenSary,

en- KEARNY STREET.
V1l near Commercial. san
Francisco established in 1854.
for the treatment OF SeNuul
and Seminal Diseases, such Us
Gonorrhca. elect. Structure,
syphilis in all its forms. Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency.
etc, Skin Diseases (of years
standing) and liberated Legs
successfully treated
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

/ NOQnl convention Thai LUlb YAK WOupu ylciu tue Ms
year from ten to nnccn thousand dollars. with 9
large annual Increase thereafter, and that,Gt az
early day the interest from the proceeds OF this tax,
he board OF Regents TO establish this branch Of the
TniyersIty and TO put IL Into successiul operation w
| a very short time. The section! 10 referred 70 aoovs
or tho Constitution Is In tnetono"ins isnsuase' "
@The Legislature shall provIde special tax OF one
or o3' tS q. Sta Ses,S. Ia .ddition 70 ths other mean. pro
vided for the support and maintenance OF said uni
The last three wordS, "and common ~schools,h
above, were coupled with the word Uniyersity to
make i appear m sns I s,S clear that the T Tn.y intsS,
he proceeds Of this half mill taI. win more clearly
appear BY reference 70 seton I, Or tne Hcueamonsi
to Wit: p...,,, .h,u from N. ,,,.r..,
aeeruInE nom the Grst fund! Qsom the half min taxi
Ize and maintain the said Mining Department. (of
the Unlversityl ~ such manner IS to make II the
conclusive and Sindins on tSe Board q Regents that
the interest irst secriing from the State fand nrust
annually among The several countIsi. In the State
FOR the support Of Public Schools, as section ist Of
the School Law provides, however important, that
H %sSs q FIX *! Psi sIi. NJ 81 81 s sSppTPs Iuls.so4. i "a fs sSs rs sI Ess:
cultural aud Mechanical College" as sec section IL
Of. the law creating that important branch Of the
State UnlVerbtty, hpptONeu uAIcn VII, JOY, lnQf
rectly intlmates, but to organize and maintain the
MINING Department Of the University. oYtrg -.
MINING SCHOOL.
The Importance OF . well conducted Mining Col
lege, under tho management and tuition OF the
wiscst and most practical and scientific minds OF the
age; that shall pass constantly In review before the
student, the various observations OF the pick and
shovel. Mining Enpduecfs,l GeologiSts, Chemists,
Mlneraloelsts and mill men. OF the present and pre-
vious generations, In our own and other countries, 70
be located here In, the midst OF the most extensive
mining operations In the word, Is too apparent to
require argument or illustration. Foreigners, favored
with o scientific and mining education, posses great
advantage over our own people. Of eQnal or supelloi
natural capacities. school OF this character would
soon bring, not only our mines under the manage,
nient or Americans-of those who love our countly,
and sympathize with her alike. both In the hour OF
her humility and her glory-bpt y would $40 many
millions TO the wealth Of our State.
n REVENUE Law pITEcfIyI, As RroARns THE
SCHOOL frNp.
mill isxn nj Which M Reysnue Law. OF thu last
LtgfsIatareis d, I think esentl,lly dcSsetiys' 4, az.
Section OF Article K Of the Constitution onpA1A'
ssast s y "a sss Eur P 8 La isSssSSs s5sss,1H.sss
to- rata of aaainIn01nt GudOG3Huens -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-26
Scarcity of Food
kAUAI. May Is. 1866.

kauai, May Is, 1866.
Mia. EDIToR-Dear SRI have seen in a late
number Of the Gazette a letter from DR.. Hillebrand,
in which he says it is his purpose to introduce
snakes into these Islands, as an antidOte against
the destruction of rice by rats. In order to allay
any unpleasant excitement or prejudice the public
may have against their introduction. he saws they
will not consist Of the kinds which are venomous.
Now. Mr.. Editor. I for one earnestly protest
against the Introduction of any kind of SNAKES
whatever. Next to the Introduction of the incar-
nate Old Serpent himself, | should deprecate that
of any kind of snakes.
y snake is a snake. whether venomOus or not
and there is Il deadly hate against it implanted by
the Creator in the human breast. which has existed
ever since the Fall, and ever will exist toward all
snakes.
Now. if they are brought here, and shall increase.
as no doubt our favorable climate will cause them
to do-flling our marshes, forests and jungles, in
testing our premises. and crawling into our houses
horror of horrors! then farewell. a long farewell
to all happiness and comfort! for strangers | am
sure they will be to these Islands. No more pic
mic parties-nom more rambling abroad for pleasure
As Jericho was straltly shut up because of the
children of Israel none went out and none came
in-so it will be in a great measure here.
L have always considered that we are highly
privileged in having no snakes of any kind and
though venomous snakes can do more hurt than
those called innOcuous. yet all are nearly alike re-
pulsive and the good it is claimed they will do,
will by no means COMPENSATE for the Mortified feel
''-- oN ''r'"' ''-'H - J''BAS III 6th'lpi"
What is the loss of a little rice compared with the
sacrifice of peoples comfort? And cannot tie rats
be destroyed or checked by other means? And
whether they can or not. Is it right that the pecuni-
airy interests of a handful OF rice producers should
be made paramount to those of the great mass of
the population? Ought not the majority to be con-
suited and their wishes respected?
True. it is the purpose of the Doctor to send us
none but cieUer snakes: and so also was it his pur-
pose to send Us none but good Chinese dbOrerS
but how do we know that he may not as grievously
fail in regard to the character of the snakes, as he
has in the character of the LdbOrerS ?
| cannot but think that the public will agree
with me that if the Doctor accomplishes his pur-
pose. he will have introduced into the Islands, and
entailed upon their inhabitants, a great calamity
and curse and | think the Legislative Assembly
should take such immediate action on the subject
as will pnt an effectual stop to their Introduction.
Yours, OCTSPoKEN.
I'VE never supposed the Doctor was really seri-
Gus or meant anything more than a good joke. No
sane man would ever attempt to introduce the
cursed reptiles into any country where they do not
exist, or the attempt would be speedily visited by
public retrihution-ED1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-26
J c. SPENCER.
r. II. S~rDONALD-

R. Il. ,rDoNALD. ). c. SPENCER.
o9issl 6sa{sTf:sr
NH. & Az "a o.
III III HHHHIIa.
MITIjI|II|lENa
r. Il. g. &C.,
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
DrugS and Medicines I!
Pure Chemicals and Extracts.
ALCOHOL.
TINCTUREs.
ESSENTIAL OILS,
PATENT DICINES.
The following list comprises a part lonIyl Of our
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK!
Which We receive direct from the manufacturers, and can
oTer them on quite a. good, if not better terms than any house
on the Pacific Coast:
Tarrsnts Aperient,
Tarrant's extracts copabia and cubebs,
ONygenated Brtters,
Cachous Cor the breath0
Diamond Cement,
Mrs. Kidders Cordial,
Hunts Liuiment,
BraGs's Mustang Eminent,
Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Condition Powders for Horses,
Railways Ready Relief,
Rat Exterminator, Thorn's Extract,
Darey's Pain Killer,
IndeIibIe Inks,
Lyons Kathairon,
Ointments, a great variety;
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
Pills, 100 kinds; Barry's Tricopherous,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Hungarian Balsam, Cheeseman's Baisam,
Roman Eye Balsam, Oxyood's Chologogue,
Ayers Ague Cure. Rhodes Fever and Ague Remedy,
Bachelors Hair Dye, Hair Dye, different kinds;
Liverwort and Tar, Iouckfs Panacea,
Swaim's Panacea, Pepsin, Houghton's;
sarsaparflla. Townsend's;
SarsapariIla, Sands;
Sarsap lrnla, Bulls;
SarsaparilIa, Ayers;
Browns Essence Ginger,
Davis's Pain Killer,
Hair Invigorators, different kinds;
Nermituges, II kinds;
Gargliug Oil,
Plasters, all kinds.
All the new Chemicals lately introduced,
HYroPHosPHArE OF LME, PoTAssIA, SODA.
SYRUP OF THE PHOSPHATES, OR CHEM
ICAL FOOD,
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
Orders respectfully solicited. Goods packed with care and
forwarded to any part of the Pacific.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05
MARRIED.

On Monday morning, Nov. 9TH, BY the Rev;
Father Kroes, DANIEL STEPHENS, OF
Richmond, Na to Miss ANNIE =. GA HAN,
Of this city. ssg -.Fsso To,sa 49, s-s ~ st.-.,r
~ At Beaurcgard, Va, ION the morning of me
25th ultimo, by the Rev. Father Walters, f.
CLARENCE 1NEALE, Of Baltimoroo, and NJ,
ALICE COWARDEN, of Richmond. -
q In Marion 'Smyth co., Va, at the residence
of Mr.. u. S. Watson. on the evening of&thf
30th of October, 1866, by the RevsW. +. Wilson,
Mr.. j OHNfG:: MEM, Of Lynchburg, to Mrs.
SARAH Z. GIBSON, Of Marion Fl .-SA .
~ On Wednesday morning, Tie oath ultimoo, by
the Rev. Father Grimsley, at the residence %
the brides parentssO. 7. HAlNES, OF Peters
rpaha1lnock county, Va. 49, .t. ~
: On Wednesday, the 3lst ultimo, at the Epis
copal Church, Warrenton, BY the Rev. Mr.
Hubbard. DR.. ZEPH SWIFT, Of Florida .tc
Miss JENNIE DAY, of Warrenton. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05
LATEST FROM EUR OPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We have .advices from. Europe to Saturday
last. The Paris Presse states that the alliance
between Prussia and Russia is fixed. . The Ita-
ian journals denounce the .allocution of the
Pope against Italy. The Count de Montholon
has beenordered from Washington to Lisbon.
Count Bertheny is appointed Minister at Wash
ington, In the place Of Count de zMontholop
1t is reported that the Government of Spain
coutemplates coup d 'etat. The military and
the naval forces OF Russia are to be raised to
their full strength. The Diet Of Hungary has
been convoked for the 10Th inst 49sd.s aaT
Count Won Beust, formerly Premier of Sax
ony, has been appointed by the Emperor Of
Austria Minister: of, Foreign Affairs. The
King OF SaxoHy has returned to Dresden, and
has been welareceived abyGtne people. The
German Parliament is to assemble at the COM
mencement of The new year. The famln e in
India has abated. 3 A Calcutta letter says i t is
estimated that three-iorths ofthe laboriDg op-
ulation, ndone:half the lower classes of az RI
culturalists have persisted or will perish befo re
the calamity is stayed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05
NEWS or THE DAY.
so shoe hegery age and body Of the times.


A number of cases of muskets have been
seized under suspicious circumstances at the
=railway.station, at oodsteck, canada w est.
The. jury in the case OF the Episcopa!lan minis,
'ter,jD. F. Lumsden,, whoSwas tried at Toronto
Canada, on the charge Of completely with the
Fenians, brought in "a verdict Of not guilty.
He was intoxicated when he was with the
Fenians fuzE42 e.js} : 1lsI
Sanford Conoyer, alias Durham, who vas
last week arrested in, New York, charged with
having fraudulently procured w. H Roberts
to swear to false statement as to matters i'm
plica,ing Jefferson Davis in the assassination s
ofAPresident Lincoln, is now in Jail in Wash
ington, awaiting the action of the Grand Jury.
Alexander Fl. Stephens, of GEORGIA, pro
nounces the report in the Northern papers
that be is in favor of,the Constitutional amend
ment to be entirely, false On the contrary, be
thinkslthe Legislature should promptly reject
it. ~ ~, s.5 s TO- ~ fs en- = 5''' ~
The West India aud Atlantic Coast squad
rons have been consolidated, the. stations O
which extend from Halifax, to the capes o
Florida ,tineudi the West,Indies. a7 - 2
+ General B. F. Butler was prevented, by
crowd of opponents, from speaking at Repub
lican. meeting at New York on Saturday even
In o. last yafE a. ,7s-,..s Faza.. H.. ~ - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-05

z CHARGE OF POCKET PIcKING On friday
last Rev. George T. Williams, rector q the
Episcopal Church at Suffolk. Sussex county
Va. Twas, it's alleged, seen by lady,ln a
Broadway stage in New York, to pick the
pocket OF Mrs Moore, who was sitting next to
him IN the Stage II; Williams lefttke stage
at one of the stopping places, and upon the
statement of the lady referred to, he Awasepur-'
sued and arrested He much alarmed,
implored them not totake hinlzintoa custody,
and returned the pocket book, with its eo con-
tents, sos, stating chat he had found the peck
ct book on the seat, and only took possession
Of it to advertise ior the oWnersae Heglhad on
his person $50, in greenbacks, ard letters OF
recommendation from Reys. sMessrs+ w oodi-
bridge, Minnegerode and otherelergymr1enl m ask
ing aid for him in bis efforts to recsabllsh m. his
church and school in his parish Ills ezam'-
nation was postponed until to- day asas.s} - es
Mr.. JEFFERSON lDAyIs--All the guards
over Mr. Davis, in prison atFortresss Monroe,
have been removed, and the severity, g. OF his
| confinement thus ameliorated.2 tits SAID ne
has expressed great qualification at this action
of tie Government, and already contempIates
the vacating Carroll Hall, and taking zap his
residence with Mrs. Davis 10 the classmates
assigned her shortly after her arrival there
! Some thinks that this orderis preparatory to 9
parole or release of Mr.. Davis. but we doubtslt