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Mr. UAsKISs offered the following concurrent reso.
Reosed That the President Of The United Stat, be end IL
x roue.d 10 retain Ia tie military seryce OF the Union
- o3cers Of the veteran Corps who have been
wounded or d.sabed while In the line Of anty snu VIM
NH pFysirsy and otherwise able and qualified smc'enuy 10
eriorr military service.
The resolution adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr OAKEY-Fot the payment oil certain HaDii'ies
Of the Quarantine Commissioners. ~, VI.
BY NJ RIcaARDsoS-To Incorporate the Ne"'ioiA
Marine Association. ..;,a, ,,o,,
Nv MIR WumR-TO prevent Donresidents IRON
holiiug stands or stalls in Newton markets.
Ply s. " HuNnNGrOS-To incorporate the refnan
Savings Bank Of Brooklyn also to incorporate Inc Tx
celsoT Trust Company. ,.,. ~. vi
Free Academy 10 Free College ,.., ,,or q,
BY Mr. CoXGDoS-Ag ainst amending the charter o.
the New.York Medical College Agreed 70. 49,.
By Mr. JEwETT-To Incorporate inc ioue"A'P'''
City Railroad Company.
NOTICES.
BY Mr. wnuANs-For tae better protection OF li'e
az railroads also 10 piegent the issue OF He p"''''
mon railroads except 70 employees.
BILLS ISfRODuCED
BvJL. RIKIR--ro regulate free Schoo's III IN
nv Mr. GooomCH-To incorporate the BfooSyha L a.
de:, Coegc also for the examination OF ie.o.us
| the New.Yorl County Clerks office WHOM ie' Va
nv Mr.. worrH-To incorporate the Grocer' AsSo
By Mr. BrSnfsAx-For railroad in John ana otnei
streets in Eew.York; also, 70 incorporate '"0
York and Kings Bridge Railroad COMPANY! r.,s,,nz,
| BY Mr.. CRANER-To incorporate the La A'P'~
Benevolent Society Of New-IOrk . .u.ta ou
| BY Mr.. PiTTs-Compelling taxpayers 70 ian
lists Of property under oath, and repeating Ely ani
also to incorporate the Empire State Live s'0cA ah'
Thief Detective Society. ,;,,o an,
BY Mr.. MAUMcR-To incorporate the ioiH'N'e A.'
4 Astoria Horse Railroad Company. "i,
| BY. Mr., SEEBAcHER-To strike out the woIu a.
dicia, from the act relative TO the Ne"'io'A Wv
Judge. ,c ,as.a
by Mr. WHLrANs-To limit the issue OF rec pa'1'e
bv railroad companies 70 directors and employees neo
for the better protection OF life railroads com
railroads to bring oil trains 20 full stop before lss.
drewbridees, under penalty " 500 hall " ~ I'd
informey.
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Alarming Prevalence OF the SMALLPOX
at the South.
CINCINNATI. Friday. Feb. .. ls6

CINCINNATI, friday, feD. - Aooo'
CINCINNATI o.. Friday. Feb. ., 1866.
Special dispatches to The Gazette state that
the smallpox is prevailing to an alarming extent
throughout many parts Of the South.
The HunfsriHe (Ala) Ind,psndsHt says that, unless
organized effort is made TO arrest its progress II
viii become atmospheric and sweep over the land.
The Southern papers are filled with accounts OF muir
dprs n nd robberies
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Business Notices.

II is a mean trick of trade to sell as foreign
extracts domestic scent, made Of tie wors, materials The
price. At which they veuded Is less than the duty on the
Variable articles Could folly further than to throw money
,,,,v on such rubbish. while PHALoS's NIGHT BLoosno
cyHxr. reaoen, Of tropical fragrance within the reach Of
all Mon,ro.e Republic.
"ExCHEpIyGLY EFFECTIVE BROWNS BKoN-
cu.L TRocHss are excellent Lozense. for the relief Of
osr.ene.s or Sore Throat They certainly exceedingly
Elective We have known sey,ral instance, in wbchrOube
SON. cough, have ceased very speedily after one or two
Troche. were taken lchr.iian World London. England
Are you disturbed at night and broken of rest
by child suffering and crying with the pain Of Cutting Teeth
II 90 90 a, once aud ge, bottle Of Mas WNsrows soorn
rSa s,nrP rrlleyes the little sufferer Immediately. 1t
cure. wind collie requisites the bowels and perfectly "fe IN
al cases. Tbirty.hve cents a bottle.
A RELIABLE REMEDY for expelling WORMS
90 common with Young Children will be found In BRowss
"yYnxIYsg CoAYrrs" or Worm Lozenges, which are
pl.asu, to the taste; and child vii refuse to take them
Tn. combination Of ingredient. used In mailing the
Coxrir /, such a. TO give the best possible effect with
safety.
It is well to get clear Of a cold the first week.
bu, II il much better and safer to nd yourself Of the hf'
hourhs proper remedy for the purpose bsn. Dr. Aisks
Ea,,cronaxr Sold by all Drugfi'ts
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OP SUPERIOR QUALITY asp
,d,,t,b,y. Army and navy furnished gaiis win the ~
r,t rorIrns.ion OF the SugeonOenefa Army ny T."
HrpsyS NJ. d., Astor Place. Clinton Hail. n l.
BRAUTIfUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
ra,,.. Vigustts - per loren. Duplicates 81 AZ mes"
tive, Te.istsred II. A. LEWIS No. 100 Cha,ham', y 4.
NyTCALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
in.,sv relieves pain and never fss 10 cure NeurasA
Nervous Headache aud pain, IN the head or face.
J,Mgss CELEBRATED LISIMgST for kheuhia'
,i,m Neuralgia and scia,ics Warranted No sA,.oiP
TRussEs ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusPENSOhI
BIypIex, SUPPORTERS. kc.-MARsa Cos hadc" ''''
Tru,. Office only al 10. Vs'eyn. Lady susno.h'.
The Universal Clothes Wringer, with cogs'
ooh the first Premium at Fair Of the American
The best in Il. C. BRowsisd NO. sf' bIoao"e,. -
BArCpELoRs HAIR DYE.-Ihe best III w"
World Perfect natural reliable, harmless and ~
| IN eject. The fenuins 10 signed WlLLiAs \. DA'N
| Sold BY ali Druggists. Factory No. 81 BsrclAyM
ARTryICJAL LIMBS B. FRANK. PALMER, LL. IL.
o,v,. TINE "BEsT- Patent LIMBS TO soLDInRs-rh a..
IBvAY Y 1913 CHEsrsUr ST, Pha 10 okkks - Z 4
ton ConnlssioSgp BY SURGEON bE1sHAL bAkSe - = :
EygRDgLL's GARD DEPOT, No. 3V2 broad way
In Autb Iair., ,tyl,. of Wedding and Visiting c"a'
MouoErsms Freut note Pepper, Silver peoFP s'e''~'
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CLUBBING FOR TEA.-The Great American
Tea Company advertise send Teas to clubs at whole
sale prices. The following letter from customer tells
its own story. We know nothing of the qualities or
prices of their Teas but if they represented the
movement is a good one.
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,a.o,,. Patent barometer InkstanS.

Tn. superiority Of TIL, invention over sI o'he.'
induced certain unpncpled persons to engage
tn. manufacture and sale of an article denon,n' tn.
nl.nd wherein, many have been x,S c.rcsy
importers and obbe in the o o. " IN. validity sud
~ TIfI}sOSS PATENT have discontinued W., Of the
aid Thermometer lnk.tand when T" u"
BAROMETER INksTAND .,.,r., manufacturing.
The public are hereby cautioned sssns, nkstsnd as
selling or using the said sooslsd ne ,aSy
III III viii be d.alt with according 10 s"' ., 81 N,asu
GLITTER TOWER Co, staoness, So psyonhire-s
and Beekmav.st, EewYok City , na ri AGENT. Of the
bo.on. Fot sale ct the prncipsl sssioa's In 'as
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Coal Holes and Scuttles, a. well as all the
windows and doors the house protected with the
BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH. applied invislDiy ana
without damage h. HOINT,. No. 49, Broadway.
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MEXICO.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM PARIS
French Troops to be Immediately
Withdrawn from Mexico.
The United States to Remain
Neutral.
,o.,i. Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday Feb 2. 1866

WASHINGTON. Friday Feb. 2 1900
Letters have just been received mere from
Paris confirming in every important particular the III
a,maon concerning the Infections of the emperor OF
France with regard to Mexico otich gave you some
limo ago The Emperor is ready to withdraw his forces
rom Mexico with the least possible delay demanding
,obin Of the Government Of the United States except
A,, II meanwhile remain neutral between the bellger
.nt psrties according to the assurances Frequently
,ivsn and reiterated by this Government during tAe
as three years The Emperor of France does not ask
OF the recognition of Macmillan, nor insist upon az!
other treaty stipuations The statement put forth oy
The Paris Pres~, that an Extraordinary Commissioner
as been sent TO Mexico to make preparations for the
evacuation is confirmed by the letters here received
have good reasons for believing tina; the State Depart
eut is already in possession of official information to
Obi. effect, and it is to be hoped that such information
will soon be laid before the public. The statement here
ziyen came from most Trustworthy source, and may
be looked upon as absolutely Trustworthy.
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IAareftl.eInenis.

$500 Bricks perhour are made by the NATION
it,,cr NJ which. without . auestfoo the
best Bfick Machine IN America. ADRIAN REQuA. Gen
erai Agent. No. 100 broadway, y. \.
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EHgine Explosion in LoWisiana-Thres
kiIicd-Four Wounded.

NEWORLEAHs. Thursday Feb. ]. lstb.
An engine on the Jackson Railroad, near
anite CIV exploded yesterday killing three persons,
including Col forney. exCLef VI Police. -Four others
ssrs wounded.
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Gpetial Notices.

Executive Committee OF the mon GeneraI
Conniftee-A Special Meeting Of this Committee WI DO
held AZ corner Broadway and Twenty thrd
At, on MONDAY EVENING. Feb 5, 1861 at u O'CLOCK
THOMAS MURPHY, Chairman Gen. Conn.,
Henry H. II hg pia.' Secretaries Gen. Com
Car, schurz. Wendell Phillips, Henry Ward
Brecher and Vim. LLOYD Garrison viii ,Prs,nn ~ ,ne
ACADEMY or MUSIC, BROokLiN; upon 1870, ~ a..
Course III 50 Single admission, ~ cents For SAFE I"
DYAs Cos No. 2<6 fultont Brooklyn
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fTcs Of the MatamOrOs RdnchtTO from the
% 70 the 9th Of Jan. are received.
re Ranch 70 insists that President Juarez has left
E. rasD for Texls and tat his arrival at san Antonio
toe reported and then denied desired 70 be con
cea'ed also that he had great deal OF silver with
hiui for future use.
he Rio Grande He returned and crossed over 10 q
,,.nf fifteen miles below MatamOros the 10th.
Gen EscOJedo with bis entire force, tgO hundred
inl fly strong has left CamafgO FOR some interior
Mexican point
Gen. Cauales with a small force has left Mier for
Victoria He and Gen EscObedO are az open variance.
Tie Rlieie0 says that Canale. and EscObedO cannot
escape 20 neutral territory for protection.
Esgdad abandoned on the 26th ut by the Lib
,-as audby me United States guard there. The In
Jerial troops reentered the town on that day.
An English, French aud Spanish man .of.war are
fuisiag of the mouth Of the Rio Grande, and three
Mexican Imperial vessels are cruising from OFF
Major. Gen. Wright is reported 10 have arrived al
Bagdad 70 investigate the Bagdad affair.
A better condition Of affairs is now prevailing al
Monterey than for some time past. Business men who
Iad left there for SatillO are returning.
Nearly all the merchants al MatamorOs Mexican
snd foreign among the former several prominent and
intucntai Liberalisis have published solemn protest
against the course OF the United States army and civil
officials the Texas side Of the Rio Glande, charging
then Uith being responsible for the troubles and out
rages the Rio Grande frontier by aiding the parii
sans Of Jlarez-a party which at present. the protest
says has more iOothOd that frontier than that
aes. ded 10y said officials.
y protest ia very in its tone and its truth is
officially certified 10 by the Vice COnsuls AT Spain,
trasce Prussia and Great Britain, resident at Maia-
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TRICHISOSIs,
disease droduced by fine harke worms said to be derived
from Pork.
The disease very fatal in Germany, and caused by
small worms whose seed is found in fofk ana are
pr,paga'ed In the human body when its humors are IN con
don receive them They penetrate and breed in every
part causing most fearful ulcerson which destroy lie III
few days. TT,
Medical Of Germany know for this formina6e
disease but admit that all who eat the pork ale not IN
footed lh proves that require: certain deprvslon u
the humor whou, which the seeds Of these worms cannot
breed.
therefore most truthfuly tell
that no person who will few doses ofBRAspRrTHs
PILLS. can be infected by this
HoKRIBLK Dr,HA.E.
and what Is more they will certainly cure H. u used carry
oa % bdy wcS pp ' Soa THE
One dose Of BRASDRErHs PnLs will parsyze every Worm
second Kill them. and third inslbly remove them Ann
send some BEASDRErHs Pills to EDERsLEBEs will
supply ia boxes charge to g. Bs,sDarru
Feb /. 1866. New.York.
ITcu! ITcH SCRATCH No MORE!
Itch Cura IN from u 70 iS houra " letter.
Itch SnArSEs OINTMENT letter
Itch" SwArsEs OINTMENT letter
Itch" NEyER FAILS CURE TeiteT."
scad head, Saitrhegni. Sores. all Skin Diseases; ss
No $50 North siIih-., Philadelphia box will be sent b.
mail postage paid, 70 any address. Sold by
DKsn BARNES Il Co. No q PARKRow, n. Y.
SECONDHAND SAFES in large numbers, of our
own ,nd otb.r make taken IN exchange for our new patent
%Ips i and DRY Dsr PIAsTxs sa,Es. For ..le low
MARvIS CO. l65 Broliwsy. and ~ Chestnut st. Phia
SCHlLBERG'S GERMAN OlNTMENT-N arranted
certain cure without the sigi,e. danger for Piles. Old
Wounds. Scrofus Ssi Kheuu. all Bone and Skin Dsesses
&c Ior 80 Bowery. aud by al principal Druggists
MUJAyIRo is the most delicious and lasting Of
all perfumes. The odor ike bouquet composed OF roses.
,o'e,s ianin and hrotrope What be fragrant
For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy stores
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN AT NIGHT. with won
drfu BY the magnesium process a. Barnnm
uu,.uu by ;. A. HOLMES
THR FLORENCE GOLD MEDAL LoCK-SriroH
sEwISG MACHINE With reversible feed
No. SOS Broadway. New.YoTs.
GROVER 4 BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic STITCH szwNG MACHINE for ianiy use No 80
Broadway.
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Iallors
and Manufacturers. GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE
CosPAsI. No 40 BrosdNay
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPASY.-ELIAs
Hova IT, President. No 629 Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELER Il WILSON'S Lock STITCH SEWING
M,cHiNs and BurroSHoLK MAcHSE No bl1 Roadway.
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SENATE....ALBANY, Feb. >, lS6d.
Mr.. ANDREWS. from the Committee on En-
crossed Bills reported the Metropolitan Health Bill
when Mr. FoGfR moved that all orders Of business in
teryenng be passed over and that the bin nov have its
final reaGing; which was carried The annual eIpen
diture Of the Sanitary Commission Is limited 10 900 600
except IN case Of The actual presence OF pestllence
The bill passed 10y vote IL 20 yeas against 3 nays.
Noes Messrs ii. {. Murpby. Chambers. AID I. q.
Cornsil.
To amend tie cherter of the last Ncw-York nnd
Jamaica Railroad.
BILLS INTRoDC, Ed.
Authorizing the First Baptist Mariners Church OF
New. York 10 convey their real estate 10 the Baptist
Home Missionary Society.
Br Mr. IA EAU-An act securing 10 the owner or
lesce Of any wharf or slip Of NewYOrk exclusive
of the same whenever the wharf sip j used by yes
ses employed in any regularly established line oil trans
pOrtaton.
Baggsgs Company FOR Ncw-York and brooklyn.
ELLIS PASSED.
Au;Loiizng the AuGno. anG Commissioner OF Taxes
and Assessments in Brpokbn 20 appoint deputies aud
clerks under them. Giving wider scope 10 the mean
ING Of the word mercantile in connection with limited
par.netslips. Requiring tie preservation anu e1hib
ZION Of aidAyi's token by magistrates on the issue OF
criminal warrants. 49, ,,,-,r
gneer OF tie Groom AcQueduct relative to The under
ground railroad in NeW.York. He shows that such
road could not be bs without disturbing oil the water
pies and sewers different streets that wond be
crossed bv IT, and that such disturbance would IN
doubtedly Involve the city IN very heavy damages 10
the owners OF property and Others. aud also would be
very likely 10 seriously affect the public health
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD HEADING.
Locating the Office OF Treasurer OF Wehcbestef
COgnty VI White Plans.
saiion Of certain town officers in Queens County
Directing and making appropriations Tor survey oi
the Hudson River from Troy TO Fort Edward and OF
tie Champuiu Canal from Troy 10 whitehall ffOeress
reported. Adjourned.
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20 Per Cent
DISCOUNT
on
OVER COATS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
AND
BOYS CLOTHING.
DENLIN & Co..
BROADWAY. cor. GRAND-SF.
BROADWAY, cor. WARREN-sr

Richard Montgomery's Corrugated Boiler Iron.
the owners or builders of and contractors for Boilers Tor
Ocean Steamers, River and Sound Boa' Locomotives En-
rne, ScA parties requiring new Boilers Tor any oil the
above purposes can have them constructed OF the Corrugated
Boiler ItOnths strongest she.t and safest form that
can be adapted for Steam Boiler purposessppro'od oy tue
mos, emnen. builder, in the country. Orders viii be re-
c.y,d for furnishing the Corrugated Boiler Iron at Mer'
KEMBLE WARMERS, Nos % andas we't''' at Mesar''
mIERs CORYELLs oaiee No. as East feminist al the
Moran Works. and also q, the Novelty Works
Dcafoess and Disc hnrges from the Ear Radi-
c.y Cured BY the Of the receaty invented 'sssaoS
eI,rae,
OTITINE-
Price al 80 bottle. For sale by all Druggists
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Drussis,h No ITO Warrington v 1
Wholesale Agents
CatnrrL: -Neisr< in the Head
,oproS's NEW REMrpIEssFoR CATARRH
Remove. ali The wre.ched symptoms - the ase
and permanently the moss hole ouids 10 bs In
These Remedies consist OF isnr ha'"''
h.Sd from q, pam q TRshTMFNT peculiar. The frss
application lives r'lisf, and cures H'''
have fAi'' satcE ., PER BoTTLE-s+PER SET.
N.,ton,. Rev Pamphlets on Cstnrh.hoo'.
All ,sho Nav. the Catsuh-send Tor ~
nii he thiuh they hsvs h-,ssnd orh.
Information ns. GRRRIT NORTON.
Sena a"HP No. IL Anu-st, New YORK.
l-7,,s ne simeut Reception and the Ladies'.
| ~ PEcIlMENT RECEPTION AND THE LADIES.
| WI THEIR T0ILETTES.
| THEIR TOlLETTES.
| SEE THE SUNDAY COURIER
/ SEE THE SUNDAY COURIER.
The B0ud0ir.
The Ladies Costumes at the Grea'
j Charity Ball
wyaE souDolh No, n-css.eS'
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FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President.
OF NETWORK

CASH ASSETS OyER.... "...""."".014,5O O,0oe
CURRENT INCOME ovER.............. 4,OOO,0os
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Arrival of Rc.enforcements for the French
Army-Reported Defeats of the Libe'-
aIs-Progress of Railroads, and Othsr
Improyements.

The steamship Vera Cruz. from Vera Cruz
jan g via Havana 2sth arrived at this port yes;e''
DAY. We have, by this arrival, files OF Tie MezieoH
T.r.e.. from which we make the following extracts.
FRENCH TROOPS
Il estimated that 200 French soldiers have arrived
in Mexico during this week TO reinforce the various
corps.
Three hundred Arabian horses have also arrived
With this accession the sQuadrons will be OF 100
Arabian horses not estimating the Mexican horses
Another LOT " Arabian horses is SCOT expected.
REPoRIED DEFEAT or LIBERAL TROOPS.
Col Treyiho on The Goth Of December last, com.
petely routed band Of dissdenis at Salinas Victoria
killing six taking ak prisoners, their arms and money
and - horses
On the An Of January. Commaudaut d. Alvaro de
Preuder with 80 Of his own command, left Toluca
and attacked Garcia Cano the dissident chief at San
PHILIPPE del Obfaje routing him completely Killing
many. WOundine large number, and taking 10 PTS
oaers with large amount OF horses arms aud M.
riiors Of war On the 9th, Garcia Cano attempting
T. escape alone the diligence, was recognized aud
arrested having on his person $500 in gold. He was
taken prison in TOluca, and is now guarded By a
body % Belgian troops
IL is reported that the dissidents are concentrating
near Ztacuaro for the purpose of attacking Touca.
Geu Rosalanda is Oh the spot, anxious ioT them 10
come.
Ue suppose of preaching crusade against the Empire.
The Diar0 del Impsro Of the 18th Of January furnishes
long list OF dissidents who have submitted TO ne
Empire Tie country everywhere is being quieted, and
brier aul confidence restored
RAILROADS
We are informed that the tracklsying beyond Gauda
i,oe on tue New Line has commenced and is now pro-
Pressing 6aely. Among the sturdy intelligent English
neu VIC came with Mr. Lloyd, none excel Mr.. Jacob
Cumming il energy practical skill and industry lie
IL loW engaged on the New Line, and he assures us
hat tie utmost efforts viii be used TO complete this
road a. sOoD a. possible.
assured that project Of the horsecar railroad
between Vera Cruz and Pncbla. passing by Jaiapa,
Perote and San Juan de los Ianos has been approved
by tie Emperor.
The road between Vera Cruz and Jalapa must be
completed in January 1907 and 70 Puebla al the end Of
che year.
MIGRANTS FROM THE SOUTH.
We (isyicaa Tines have received letters recently
f-on Sres Price shelby and Harris. ct COrdOvs. They
sre on well and doing well and delighted with Mexico.
We have aso heard from Col Terry OF GGaGalajara and
Ecl O'Baunon OF san Luis PotOsi Both well.
se5or John Henry Brown late Of Texas, Is in Yucaa,
AID corresponds for the Times
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For sale by ell dru-gists.
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Rcported Departure Of Juarez for Tesns-
Movements of Corfinas, Escobedo aud
CunaIes-Bsgdad Abandoned by the
Liberals and United States Guard-The
Town Entered by the IuIperIaiisis -
war vessels OF the Mouth of the Rio
Grnnde-Improved Condition Of AZ
fairs mt Monierey-~oiemn Protest
a,o;u.t the Course of the nited States
Army.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, II has pleased our Almighty Ruler to
remove from the scene of his earthly labors, our
venerable Ex-Governor Andre Bienvenu Roman.
Therefore, be 1t resoiped By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The State Of Louisiana
IN General assembly conrened, That in the death
of Ex-Governor Roman the State has been de.
prived Of beloved Executive, pure minded
statesman, an able fnancier, tvirtuous citizen
and devoted son, and the void created by his de-
mise will be long and painfully felt. -
Resoiued, That in token Of their respect for the
memory Of the honored dead, the members of the
General Assembly shall wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days, and that both Houses do
now adjourn till the hour of three O'Clock P NJ,
when they shall assemble at the State House and
attend in body the funeral services
Resolped, That we tender to the bereaved
family of the lamented deceased our sincere and
heartfelt sympathies for their great and rreparable
loss. 5s s3tsB S-a5 81
Resolued, Thatthese resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of each House, and copy of the same
be forwarded to the family of the deceased
through his Excellency Gov. ]. Madison Wells.
(signed) DUNCAN s. CAGE,
- Speaker of the House Of Representatives
\ (signed) al ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Lieut. Governor and President of the Senate
Approved February 9, 1866.
(signed) ]. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, ta d
Secretary Of War. Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19
AC,TE

AMENDANT LA PREMIERE SECTION pun AcTE DETER
MINANTt LES DEyoIRs TT LA RETRIBuTIoN pH
I aL'IMPRIMEUR D'ETAT, APPRoUyE LIE JANvIEB
1866. sy
\ SECTION l.. lie senat ct Ia chambre des repre-.
sentants de Etat de Ia Louisiana, reunis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent: La premiere section dun
acte determinant les devoirs ct la retribution de
limprimeur Etat approuve lie janyier 1865, est,
par lie present. 'amendee ct decretee de nouveau
dams la teneur suivante r. W
l On deyra proceder d arelection dun imprimeur
d Etat, lie quatrieme lundi de la premiere session
reguliere de chaaue assemble generate; ce fonc.
tionnaire occupera sa charge pendant deux annees
etjusqua ce que son successeur ait etc elu ct ait
pris qualite.
4 SEC. 2. Decretent de plus LIE present acte
sortira son efet compter du jour de son adop.
ton. s+'-''
Signe: j. B. ELAN,
\ Orateur interimaire de la Chambre des Rep.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenantgouverneur ct president du Senat.
Approuye lie feyrier 1866.
! j. MADISON WELLS, ),
Gouverneur de rEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
j. H. HARDY,
secretaire d d'Etat.