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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-18
SANTA ANNA AND MAMMALIAN.

Senior Romero, the Minister of the Mexi-
can Republic at Washington, has furnished
the Department of State with four letters,
written by Santa Anna, and published in
Maximilian's newspaper organ. They plain
ly show that the ox-Mexican Dictator had
much TO do with the Imperial Usurpation in
his native country. The first letter, which
is dated in July, 1854, coniers on Don J. NJ.
Gutierrez de Estrada full powers 10 make
proper offers 30 10 the Courts of London,
Paris Madrid and Vienna, 10 obtain from
those governments, or any one Of them, the
establishment Of a monarchy in Mexico
The second letter was written by Santa Anna
in 1861, from St Thomas, his place Of exile
addressed 10 Estrada. lie congratulates
him on the alliance between France, Eng
glane and Spain against Mexico saying
that he did not wish 10 iniure Mexican ma
tionality, but to establish n government of
order, TO repair the damages of party strife
and TO restore the Catholic religion. In his
third letter, also addressed 10 Estrada, he
expressed his approval of Macmillan rs a
suitable incumbent Of the Mexican throne,
and announces his own intention Of return
ing to Mexico, to see with his own eyes the
country prosperous and happy. The fourth
letter, is written TO Macmillan, under date
Of December 1863 The writer assures Maxi
milian Of his entire devotion to him, and
EXPRESSES the conviction that he will be the
means of making the Mexicans happy, and
placing his name among the heroes blessed
by posterity.
Santa Anna is now in this country, for
what purpose, time will show Cincinnati
Gazette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13

designs Of the radical csh.I controlling Ooup<e &
not soon abandoned or thwarted HoF draws -
vivid picture Of the future which awaits ~
people OF the South in the embrace ofsuch scly
erpment - ID being established Notwithstanding ~
gloomy prospect however, he oounssls fossearans sn
endurance on their part and rests his chief hope On I'D
return Of sanity among tho misled people q the Nost
and the overthrow Of the ambitious leaders. whos1
course would drive any but noble and patient peo
plsto desperation and lead tho govenmsnt on Q Wild
career Of msue and tyranny from thenas 70 b pre-
cpitated into abyss Of greater evils than 1t has ~
encountered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13

ARRIVALS.
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NEW RE cams George Wy.sanssnr Chan
s and
SSn NJ. vie S ssa and and
ysushn and wife; Mrs DoisssS, Mrs NswhOuss. Iss
4''{ Hunt n'' ssps Miss Af9l'
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a%s two ss .m MRS M2s 81 sS and %
Mrs bailey two children and servant; Dq6row Henry
k koS by,n Mrs G1 s. Psnss
Tsssn. Abe Myers Henderson, Gil Perkins, U N; 4
Mrs c ses5 ~
%s1s .Ss James and Ssn DAVID s.d &
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James Robertson wife, jacob Gosns Ms John Adm:
Fas Isys
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white 1 ans s,: .nf Nor s
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Macse Miss Mss Crooks John meywer.h Rev r Ehman DR.
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Ellen Seal and child Lowcry McClement, Elizabeth KY
aria and
four children Robert Manuel and wife Miss Rebecca Per-
%s
Mesdsson ferse. FIa.sr r and Mrs. ranss
nv china
and MI; redsten snd servant Norris
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ann %as
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Mr. and Mrs john Lad%s we!ss Nsnsiaat GmtrstS,
csse se E MT and NJ
Ruply and two children Master s:pstyas k1py
mann Henry Nieeshr jacob Bsrc.ard. JOIN boSnt Aug
Me John DaSS oar" MSy ss:
Barrel SsT1ss Charles Iauiasr: Sha W.
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Ja.s Nea Louis w,kowss Charles Philip Ward Paul
;se1ssF and Mrs Tss
Kaibsl and one child Mr. and Mr.. Levy and ehld Mr.
Mrs DR. Stein and children Mrs Helene Lerkowitz and
NJ a & II %Ha Ms 3 oae eh r
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6h,rs: 1Ssl Peter paw, Flip Ranger child NJ
Iudord, Frederick BONNER Link, Hahn-and others
in the sceragc
NEw Enthusiastically star Of the Unon-Mrs
Daniel, Mrs G Cushman, two children and servant,
ssmS "S1 dSsTss v.s
WIZ ny and Ma sbarnn w Sosepn Geo ETnt
Harding Miss LeS Mis- Bennett snpson and lady,
Floral and servant Mrs John Dow and two children Aug
ssee, II Mortimer, Miss Lucy Wells, II d Ambrose
MISUNDERSTANDING Herman Liyingston-J 7 Ewing
y Messmore csne e,ty relstlckeI, chaplin
son. Mrs James Ncbernl Miss Louis Ludicas Mr. Parker
berger, Colin Llghtbody, Williams $ G Ayre.,
ehae Henry Hess ~ aSns , S%0 Chat.
,erick Young Young Jessie Hall Chas Wa,roas,
DIR osgood, James Finnegan, VIM De Nyse Ls-
roy, u Emerson: VIM Brennan Fred Brosher. Blum
4 shaw Z Talbot Charles Never, James Gardiner,
Bronson. lady and servant-and 80 IN the steerage.
Won Ksmp N enrg and Fsd
George I MsMehsel. William 4 Howell. Jos carter
ham Miss Mary Duncan SeDonslS N Charles '' HIes.
't IaEon F%sr fp s Henry sSS
Mrs Gemmenden and daughter. Chas spaeth, Russell,
Henry sas sssr drSSSps
Cunning, A u Townsend. Jas Murphy Robinson Miss
Msr and sossnS.ss s sss S.a
ouintard, + IL Greene. and Is in the stecrase.
, 1866-03-21
Legislative ProeeedfnEs-Death Of Geo.
r. I4aHtinSs-The Weather.
Especial despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Legislative ProceedfnEs-Deattlo Of Geo.
r. I4aHtingH-The Weather.
lspecial nespatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
MADISON, March, 70.
Do1h houses Of the Legislature were in scesfon
list evening. In The Scnate bills were introduced
10 repeal the act app1opIatinc year for an
agent OF the Bunk Department In New York, and
the act OF 1875 requiring insurance companies 10
deposit bonds; TO amend the lar In relation to tag
title deeds, 60 as 10 give yea1 for the redemption
aer The deed is givtn to amend the charter Of the
Plattvillc d Calamine Railroad Company. 30 az to
autho.ize The extension BY wuy or jsncssil1e and
Troy to M1lNuukee- The Assembly bills Wrrc co.,
CURED in 10 repeal the chapter lars proridtng ior
The enrolment Of pcrsons hah'e to military tuty.
agent tor The collection Of Claims Of Wisconsin SOL
d'ess against the Emitted StNee Government 4
motion 70 reconsider, howsTe5; being nsds on tho
q wleh / sen.ses caande sas nd moss q
m1os mno;e mersoons eans md u.s!a
on the seo,e Of scenomy Bo1ed IN e fsySS @ Ct psy.
pcntet in contetttpg the GoFe1nosship with Colet
kashfosd, in 1856. When he had no ehadoW OF clatn
tore:a1n ihe office except On Slees3on returns which
characterized bill 10 encourage ELECTION hapde-
II Il pal, Of IN omnibus OF simar bills in which
members Of both parties r. interested,
on The repor, OF The Committee Of CnnfeTenca in
faros ot cutting Oh ali new business 9ter to.mot-
row. Among The bills introduced, wss ooc to bet.
'er provide ior The appozronmeut ot the school
moneys 10 tchoo1 d,str7cts on statc line, jointly
with districts IN Illinois. Senate bills passed TO
uloFteased rtthont The consent Of The mortCagee;
10 authorize poteon 10 BE- used for killing wild cats
fol challenging desc.tes. md excluding them nom
voting nt the general election. to provide for psy
cnt Of danlasts III la5ing county roads: to re4n1re
Of pessons IRON Office 10 give bond. 10 pay The e.
pcpeee: TO provide for fees in Circuit Courts IN
cAses nf change Of venuc or new t5iAL The Assem-.
biz bills we're concu1ed In. Incorporating the Osb.
kosh + Miesi elppt railroad Company, and to 9ive
Stae aid 10 eolo1od sode'1 enlisted Or oraed into
lbe military Eerfce Of the United Statea, md cred.
tied 10 this Slatt. bnt not Incorporated IN WIern
stu regiments. The hin allowing parties to con.
r I'D pot Ee eScceans te W.s odesea to
II DC Assembly laat eseulpg, eommgn,csuou
, 1866-03-21

The Republicans still Maintain tho
Conte%t-Severnl FtEhts-maury Gone
tn Europe-lnp pcriAilAts Oreaoixtng
for Il Vigorous Campatgn-Mas+arr
Of FrJ*oner~-Thc Ruins Of s.Eo AM
Client Clticx discovered.
New IoRr1. March a0~-tAte Mexican advlces.
per steamer Manhattan from Veta Crnx nh instant
chow thai the promised Imperial pacincation Of
I he country II fur from realization and
lhn1 the Republicans et1 alplain the contett With
the invaders IN nearly Ill sections. With stubborn
pcse and energy. Not the t!lsh1eet tndica1ion Of
The intention Of the French 10 Withdraw il Jet ap-
paEcnt.
Several additional fights nre recorded. The VIC
tory Ut Gen. Efntez over ihe Republican, In
Michoacun Il cia!ned to have heen ht rnorc fmpor-
tani ttan at ff*t reportcd. and he afterwards had
hstlliant reception ut MoE,ta In honor thereof.
Mendcz kfys himself that he fought the bands of
AMI that biz Own 10ezee were eeTcip.
Confirmation Is furnished regarding the critical
potltiul Of TIT lmpcHalfsts at Tampico. The Re-
p1b!lcAE+ were threa tentnE the town. being In
force within twenty mt1ct OF H..
In the Pacific statet the 1upeFtAlists were still
confined 10 feH ports. the Republicans holding
all The country. The iater had boldly attacked the
garrison Vi Aazatlan three occa .ions within i've
Extent. Gen. Many. Ma1tmIllan's Mnisier OF
Colonization. had left for England. md II was
rurnorrd be had been thus disposed Of 10 avoid
r1.1nr furtber ot3eEcs TO the United ssstes.
itrnHntr1le. Texas, despatchcs Of the HUH Inst,
etsie tbat Tho 1mpeEassts Of MEXICO wore 0srantx:
Inc ,or 4 vigorous campaign west OF the sieszs
NSdfe. Their torce nnmoeRa t1x thousand men
, 1866-03-21

Fenfun& Sweeney and Hoberta-A Large
Force Of Fen1ans Said TO be Assem-
bling In The Vicinity Of Saginaw
GnrrtsontuE the Forts, Etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DErnolT, March 20.
The distinguished Fcntans. Roberts and Gen.
Sweeney. passed through this city this morning.
They arrived BY the Southern Road and lett by The
hrst train on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad,
II Is believed for Saginaw. 1t Is rpmored
that large force Of FenIans aSc
assembling IN the vicinity OF the
lstter place, with hostile intent On Canada.
Three companies Of the Seventeenth DnIted Statee
infantry will arrive in this State In the consse Of
tex days. One q them will be stationed at Fo:t
eompan,es mil garrison Fort Grsttot, near Port
ilurun. The company Of the 4th United S1ates ID
tantry now At Fort Wayne Will be removed to
Fort Bady, at the Sault 81. Marie. Fo1 Brady
has not been occupied BY any force In more that
fourteen year., and Fort Grattot has no: been oc-
cupfed for eight 5caEt.
In The .; =: Distnct Coust to-day, YIN. franklin
pleaded guilty 10 robbtng the Wyandoftc Post Of
tcc. and IVES sent to State rson for fire years. S,1
PERSONS pleaded guilty to smuggling, but have not
hcfu eeuftucEd.
, 1866-03-21
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1866.

time Of abduction Was that Of slaves, ;and
thefr introduction into Cuba was In violation
Of the Laws 0f Spain. A long corresp spohlence
folfows, including O. letter from Minister Tas-
sara, dated Feb. 4, 1866, inc!osing conmuni-
cation from the Captain General Of Cuba,
caused by the alleged kidnapping and d'carrJ-
Ing to that island Of FREQ negroes from the
Southern States, to be held II slavery. III
ssys Senator aunake er busted himself In the
session of the Senate. On the 9th Of January.
The Captain General adds that what tile Sen
a or said as to Cnba is not true, and case of
ths k%d cannot be made out against soltary
Mr. Hail, Consul ut Matanzas, in letter
dated Feb. II, 1865, informs tic State Depart
ment that, after dihsrnt Investigation, and
having heard the opinions Of persons lih1y
to be Informed, he has not been able to learn
that there Is any truth in the unofficial iuEor-
nation as given to the Department in regard
to the kidnapping Of negroes who havo left
the Southern coast .u tho United States aud
arrived at that island in vessels laden with
cotton aud other produce as alleged. lie
says, however, he shall continue his invcsti-
cations and communicate promptly to
tho Department whatever he may learn.
he states that in 1864 Mrs Whit.
tlculore arrived at Havana from New Orleans,
bringing with her colored airl about twelge
years OF. age, held as alaVe when she left the
latter place, Mrs. Nhitt1emore representing
that she would remain in the island few
weeks only, when she would take her North.
Subsequently the girl was brought to Matau-
zas and sold. a statement VAS made to the
authorities, IRON which 1t is seen that the
girl had been decided to be free In fact and by
right, and placed at the disposition Of the
Consulate The Governor OF Matanzas per
mfts this girl to remain in the care Of pri-
yate fau,l1y until an opportunity shall otter
Tor 1cr return to her native land.
William T. Minor, United States Consul at
Havana, writes to the State Department that
upon the receipt Of the first despatch he In
stituted inquiries, and up to Feb. 10, 1866, be
Ind not been able to find anything to warrant
the belief that colozcd persons had been
brought to Havana from the Southern coast
Of the United States on vessels large or small,
lnden with cotton or other products, and lett
on the Island. He says that he has no doubt
that refugees from New Orleans brought
there some of their slaves during the past
year. Seven OF these have been reclaimed
through the Consulate, four Of whom hare
been sent to the United States, and the other
three are waiting for au opportunity 10 bc
sent to New Orleans. Ile Consul believes
that such facts rs these givo rise to the
charges Of kidnapping.
, 1866-03-21

Continued Activity In New Tork-Eke-
ported Secret ExpedlfIon--A Fentan
Plot Discovered.

Continued Activity In New Eork-lke-
ported Secret ExpedlrIon--A Fentan
Plot Discovered.
NEw YoRK, March a0.-fn this city the Central
Council Of the Feniaps 1t Union Square were ID ee.
ctet setti0n al through yesterday. but nothing ot
their prDceedinRh was given 10 the public. The
funds and r1let arc ttlu oaine in, both here and
tome important featQ1es are now tn process Of deve1
opment. 1t Is currently reported that O'Mahouey
has within lev dRyr sent or IN expedition Of
400 men 10 some point Unknown to the public
The total strength OF oweene3's forces, organized
into regiments and b:ttafons up to date. given
'hc number will b~ doubled. Contributions Of
money nnd munitions Of wnr cnutlnae to porr into
the tIeasufy and ordnance depots OF both branches
Of the Fenian bsolneshooa
The Htyo4ds special Toronto despateh says: "a
despatch from Ottawa says that hattety left thetc
tor the front on Saturday. Other movements oi
troops to the tsont are reported from different
points. 1he organization OF ncw companies il
going forTa,d With great rapidltJ, and the alasm
"'Eyc3body now feels that the Fenlans made =
desperate attempt to Obtain Canada. to use It a.
harr, and very little dependence Ia placed upon the
American G0Scr1mcnt's pfoftefipns OF observing
neutrality. The authorities terl that they c4p eJ.
pect no sympathy rom the United States, and
must help themselves II they would u1afntain pcaca
.'Statenenta show that h0fU regulars and 1000C
volunteer ar under arms and ta,009 more yolpn.
teets are drilled and armed, hut not Under pay,
making IS. 000 ready at = moments notice.
"a plot IL Hported 10 have been discovered 10
blow up the dHl1ehed xnd volunteers while dill
ing at Toronto. A large city sewer runs undo.
OF. Report slys barrels oE powder are to be rolled
up The sewer, md when volunteers meet for drill
IN the Rhed, the whole h.e to BE- blown up Tbt
sewer Ii now guarded day and night
, 1866-03-21
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

Two Great HoAti1e Armies Confronting
Each Other-Irospecx Of q Desperate
Battle.
NV YoEE. March a0-The Heyntd< Rio janet.
70 correspondence gives further p-Et1cuars regnfd-
ing the Kiycr Platte wur- Immense preparations
wete mixing for The battle, hlch waR Imminent nt
the date Of the Latest nvicrs The allied army 0!
The Drazilsns, Atsentipcs r. M snd u1Hsaa5a9s' nnm
eonsidcrable and edacleni naval feet, laY
on ihc south bank Of the Patana river.
m the vicinity Of Piss de |, Fattsta coufonted Oh
only 0c0o men. Defensive works OF great strength.
boNevcr possessed by The hitter, were supposed 10
nc' traNze to some extent the numerical advantages
toon attempt the passage OF the river. snd des-
pezate struggle wna expected. They had also IN
contemplation flank movement. and IN attack on
The fa,a4usyan rear. Parties OF ParaRuayaus nad
crossed N boats over the river. 66fmiahinE had
occurred The alitea, however, repnl=ed the Pata.
gp4ynne With e1nnn lOss.
, 1866-03-21
FRUK ST. LOUIS.

The SppkrE Steamer Gen. Sra nt-%h1p
Carpenter md CauikcFr on = Strike
Lrs1kln1ust Adjourned.
1spec,a beepatch to the Chicago Ts.bune1
ST. LoCrs, March 20.
Despatcha. received at The Office Of John s. Co
;elin, ycet rdAy. snno1nce the sinking Of the Gen.
1raut at tue nouh Of the f1attc, By Ice. She Haa
tie ftrst morntan boat Of the sca.on. aud ono OF
the best in the .zsde. She will doubtless prove a
tolsl loss, bciac funk up to the hurricane roof.
The GIANT xss 5stcrpwheeleF Of inferior standing,
and her eiukng VIE predicted before her de-
pattuse-
lis s,atedihat the ship carpenters and caulkers
of st, Iouir tnd CaroDdclei art Oh sttiEe- The
creyanc+ c,npisincd Of We Understand TO be the
cmploy1neni pl atr. lhnmua Emerson ~ Snpe1n-
xcndcnt Of tnclnartne docks and ways. The men
asked lhe f1cs6ens 10 discharge Iii, F. which be-
inc trfused, nay quit ok and refuse TO work
on any boa1 h5mGtnE 10 any one who holds stock
IL tho docLe tol ways and there the muttcr rests
ine Leei.1sure Adjourned finally yesterday. The
Dabcocxe 1nasnsauny COMMITTEE made a report
.xonerat1nr Colonel Babcocke from the sianders ol
The Mias0ud EpNMitdn,
, 1866-03-21
| CONGRESS.
THE CHOLERA AT
KEY WEST.
CONTINUED ACTIVITY
In FENIAN CIRCLES
IN NEW YORK.
$4,000 Men Musteredint
Service.
They are said to be Gathering in
the Vicinity Of Saginaw Mich.
THE RuMoR or TWO ANCIENT
CITIES DISCOVERED In kaExsC0.
SIXTY REV0luTI0RISTs ARREST
ED IN HkYTI.
Mayor Monroe Left Ont in the
Cold.
AN OIL TANK EXPLOSION AT
Boutwell,.
The Causc Of the Rinderpest
and its Cure.
General Burnside Nominated for
Governor Of Rhode Island.
pR0CEEn1NEC M CONGRESS-,
Mayor Monroe Left Ont in the
Cold.
AN oil TANK EXPLOSION Ar
Boutwell,,
The Cause Of the Rinderpest
and its Cure.
General Burnside Nominated for
Governor Of Rhode Island.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

"As1rISGroE, March 20.
SENATE.
Mr.. FEsSENDES reported from the Committee
support Of the Military Academy. With amendments
Which strike out The provision prohIbltfn: the pay
ent Of money IN vio!atton Of The oath Of office act
Sth.cs lately In rebellion. The appropriation for
the library if tncteaecd, and al-o that for 1cpars Of
off:ccrs' quarters. and some Other amendments.
The john resolutions asking IN appropriation Of
$a5OU for tie relief OF The colored people Of the
district Of Columbia4 wat referred TO the Comnll-
'es e. On !hs histFsf g. raa Se,1%ois
printing <aa, ,0n for dfstributton a.nun: the de:u
tnte whlte people Of the District. The senate n
tee;ed he s.neaamsnt3seas, 5; nsys.ss-
Mr. DAWES, Of Mass. asked leare to introduce
a joint resolution In relation to the pubic lands
PERTAINING 10 The a1mory nj SpIfn:feld, Aase.
Leave was granted. aud the resolution was read
Nr. SMITH introduced joint resolution giving
ihe thanks Of Congrcas to NM: Gtns. Gordon GEan-
Grr ann James 4. Garfield, and 10 the men under
lhcit commands, fof tbetI callaniIy.
TIE uouee proceeded to the unfinished busiaess
Of yesterday. pending the hlll making appropr1a-
tions for thc legislative executive and iudlcial e1
Mr. WAsHDTRSE wished to amend the bill by
striking ont th8 paragraph increasing the fala.1es
otscest md clefIs d tie mint at Phiisdeiphi.. e
The vote was taken 9y yeas and nays. and the
amendment was agreed to. The bill was then
Iii. LAWRENCE. OF Ohio introduced reeolu-
tfon, which vas adopted tnttructne the Commit
tcr Military Atalis to tnqure as 10 the pnoprie-
s,opoerapa,c1 map Of he bas1le.aIeids oi lie r..
bcllior, with 1pads rasiner. plans OF battle. ispo
s.ic0 Of troops. landscape !7ews Of battle-fela..
plans Of forts and ontNotke. &c
The Home proceeded, a. the neIt business in or
q he iii fcported LII weei MN the jaa,sisiy
has Atf
, 1866-03-21

Return Of Three nf the Pnrty-Courte-
stek Of a steamship Company, Etc.
New YoRE. March 4.-Threc Of Professor Agas-
siz's Assistants retusucd from Brazil in the list
Unied statea and Brazil Compans'e mall steamer
Havana.
The eouztesles Of the company hare been most,
hnntlfomelr extended to Professor Aghssiz and hts
assistants. pot only as above. but Id transporting
from The Amazon the collection Of fshes 10 the
United 5fates.
The Boston Journal is informed that Professor
Asassiz and others of the party will not return until
laie IN the season.
, 1866-03-21
VOL, XIX.

One column had left Monterey to march directly on
Mnsmo!af- a eetond was soon to com nence ops
fatiuns From Monterty 10 Pietrns NeCras. While 4
th1rd ~ss to note On the Victoria, san Fernando.
and MafsnoEas line The Intention Vas to strike
NE d;nesena bauds OF Republicans eimultaneoaslf,
70 ae1eaf anc uiApere them. open up comnnnic4.
nuu between the Rio Grande md the Interior Of the
country, and 70 revive commercial relations. Gar
risons wczc to BE- placed at eligible points on tue
vanous roads, md ench arrangements were 10 be
made a would. the lmpesiai'ts fond1y anticipated,
render the country open and peaeelul
WASHINGTON, March NI-Tne United States
Conful At Tohasco, Mexico, reports 10 the Depart
meal Of State. 5snnary sd, the position Of, the
sai il Informed that hortilitjes have oeen wagel
along the southern border Of the Staie Of Vera
Crux tince the 1sspe Of the Emperor Aaxsmtlian's
proclamation. winch has led to the massacre OF
thote who we're go unfortunate a. to be takep
prisoners Of war b. elthcr Of the cpntenoin9
parties. The Consul informs the Department thai
in the ae explorations he haG discovered the ruins
Of two ancient cities, which hare remained un'
noticed and unknown since the days Of the
, 1866-03-21

NEW YonK, March so.:-The Commerttas eays
the activity In htockf continues, and March, april
snd May ac likely 10 maintain their established rep
utaIou AZ the months Of in the railroad
ist. The bullt sill contto! The market and their
movements in progress IL little disputed hr The op-
posite eide. This morning all the leading stocks
were higher. The clique In Michigan Southern are
buying UP Glsteels, 6ns w.ta9at etfeet upon
drmcr bnt eomo Of the coal stocks are Ae11 per
erus better. State stoeks are less active. Activity
in gold stocks Is rer3vine after reaction Of three
four dayt. and II is cx1endlne over the whole lst
Atlantic and Pacihcls in more demand and stronger
probably slight reaction from shs larre demands.
Money IL without chance from the late c1'seyne
eaec. Discounts are active prime names are cur
nut al 9@7.t PEI cent. 4 lew exceptional napaet
s;e sd IT. YG bn DO 3s not pd d s snysa
Lower grade 19Stt5 per eent. .na
although taken somewhat more carly, are tt1ll dill
cult Of negotiation DRY Eoode auction pan7r Is
cuJ1ept 1t 8YGL1 10 per CENT Gold active. There is
copeider4ble demand tor covering ehors,put out In
aptteIpaiion Of decline, ref1ltng from ye.tcrday
sct1on in Congress upon 'he losn bill. Gold quetcd
1sTsfG 1eEs:. FnfefEp exchange continues ttnii,
weak, md dif5ca.t to eel 1t tTcn 107h.
, 1866-03-21
Putney, Knight & Aalnlin.

And hare rurrhased what few goods FOSTER, Put
EKY CO. had band after tte1r big clostngout sale
Ut 1s1cr discount ffom cost which enables to pur
chase almost an entirely n@w stock Of Foreign and
Domestic Goods 1t the present PANIC PRICES as
Auction ano elsewhere, which Offer to the Ladies
Of CHICAGO and The GRkAT NORTHWEST at 1ess
p1tcea fhao have been known bincc t;o9d Wal above
par One Of tho paruGs VIII balm market a tho time.
sending new gooda to u daly. All o1r Goods will be
purchased for CASH, and sold for CASHfor that res
son pay Ing nothing In New York for c1edit-euahlea
to buy goods very low. that sell goods ut
low p11ces. Wa intend to keep the yery best and
enofrest 4tock OF