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Sbfrif's Salrs, Nf.

state or LOb16IANA-~pARIHH OF EAST IA.
ton Rouge Succession Of Bernard Dupuy, de-
ceased4~No T26.
Dr. VIRTUE of O writ of q. a., issued In the
I'D above entitled and numbered Hnit and d.
rscted tn the Sheriff Of said Parish from the Hon,
Fifth Jupcial District Court, in and for the Par.
ish and State aforesaid, have seized and win
expose to public sale In front Of the Court House
door Of said Parish, 10 the city Of Baton Rpuge, oa
Saturday, tlie list day Of y. ptennber next
d., 1866. at II O'Clock, A. NJ Of said Day, all
the right, titEe Interest and claim Of the saeces-
sion nf bernard Dupuv. In and to che following
Described property, so.wit: ,=., ss4aHE
+ A certain Let OF Ground situated In that part
OF the city OF Baton Rouge ca lied .Jaskson Gar
den," bling Lot No three ~ having a front on
Main street OF sixty 1907 fes by the depth tbete.
unto beidpeing. with AL the buildings and i'm
provetDents thereon t.g -
Another certain Lot of Ground situated In the
aforesaid CITY and Parisb ard In jackson Gar
den," bling Lot NO nihe teJ having 4 fra, of
sixty 81 feet on North street by the d. nth there
unto belongii Y. with oil the buildings and i'm.
provemsut thereon.
Seized TO nav and satisfy the amount Of judy.
menf, int est ard costs claimed hrrein
TERMS oF sALE~-caAh, with the soneHt Of an.
praise ment. 4. >. Bird,
July3l aheri9.
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| Se6

RATS Tegsus BIkDs.--W Whoever engages IN
snooting nifds Is cruel man; whoever aids in ex
terminating rats In beuefsctor. We should ,jte
some one 10 give the benefit of their ext erience
in driving out thee pests. We need something
he .ides dogs, cats, ana trans for this business =
Scientific american. " Y.
sssy- Soc CosTAR's nd vertlsement above.
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/ S(11

"e0sTARs" RAT KITTEN MINAToR is simple,
safe, aid aure---the most perfect RAT inc ,ion
u eetEI We have ever .tten led Fyety lat can
get II properly prepared, will eat it., and ever,
nne that eats II Will die. generally al son e place
AZ liant as p ssihle from where 1t was taken
Lake Shore Mich mirror
10" SEQ CosTAR q nd vertisement above.
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1861.

INCREASE or RATS The TURNER'S Gasetse
tBngiiHhl asserts and proves by figures that une
pair OF RATS will have progeny aud defendants
no less than COL 900 In three years Now. unless
this immense family can be kept down, tf,ey
would consume more food than would sustain
65,0h0 human beings.
aeg~ See CosTAR's advertisements above.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or EAST BA-
ton Ronge-Fifth District Court In the Msti,r
Of the Succession Of Daniel kullivan--No, bos.
WHEREAh, Mrs Mary Hogue, widow OF de-
~ ceased mas iiied with the CLERK Of taid Court
an app ieaton TO be appoin ted Administrat ~ Of
the above succession. "
Notice Ia hereby given TO all parties Interested
70 show cause az any they have,, within tor, DAYS
rom the hrst publication Of this notice, why the
said application should not be granted.
Witress my hand and the seal OF said Court
July zSth, A. d., 1856. L. ALLAN,
eugz Depiy Clerk.
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$1,000 PER YKAR!-Ws wan,

$1,000 PER YEAR,-us want
Agents everywhere 20 sell our BPRovED 80 ses-
ing Machines. Three new kinds. nndrr ana I'D.
per feed. sent on u ial. Warranted FIVE yasrs
above salary or large c. mmtsious p,id
OILY machines sold in the Upite states for l.ss
than $40. which are fully licensed 5y Losoe,
Wheeler d Wilson, GroUer d Bdher sinner d. 20
and BdcheEder. AU otter cheap m cIines arc
infyinge,aents and the seHer or a4ser are liable
to drrcst gs,e and S,nprtsonntent Hast Ated
circulars sent free Address or cal! upon SHAW
d CLARK. at hiddeford, Maine, or Chicago, III.
iupe2 tv&w6m#
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NOS. 66e AND 67e BROADWAY.

NEW Yong, June LIST, 1865.
7 HAVE the honor to inform y Q travelling .pub-
Il lie thqtl have become Proprietor o TIL, b. au-
tiful Hotel, and am now pain ing fretc Ing, deco.
rating, refurDisbiDg, etc In the moot spspditi
and luxurious style. The building Ia of white
marble, five stories gh froi ting two hurd ed
feet on the gayest ps,tDf Broadway ; most COM
modiousiy and comitrtab arr ng.d for tami ies
and single ptrsons, and Is IN the very midst Of
the most elegant stores and shops, and the most
fashionable places Of amusement.
Elegant Coaches and Carriages always in readi.
ness TO convey passei gers to aud from hai roaI
Dep6ts and steamers
The Prophet is determined that the soUTHEsE
HoTEt, in no sespsci, shal W exreed by any
house In this city, and there fore feel. COZ ndsrt
that he can A. d will i've entire satlsfac lou to
his friends and the travelling CO" mp, Y
HENRY BRUCE,
jy7-3m tJats 81 Ke tIcky piopretor
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500 A MONTH!-Agents wanted for
sir cnttreky 7teac aTtickes Iust out Address o, II
CAREY, Iity Building, Biddetord, Maine.
iuns2-tw&w6ms
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STATE OF L0UIfIANA-PAR1sH OF EAST
Baton Rouge tifth District Court succession
of George Rutherford. ss EfI
WHEREAS, JAMES MCvAy has this day applied
w to the Clerk of the above Court for Lettcrs
Of Administration upon the above suct ession
Notice In hereby given n all par ties Interested
to show cause tifany they have) within ten days
from the first publication OF this notice, why the
said application should not be granted
. witness my hand and the seal Of said Court.
this Dist day Of jay, A. d 1866
aug2 L. ALLAN DENY Cls,l
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MY BUTTON TIE was the first offered for sal.
IVA to any extent In the south. and has been
used by thnusands of planters with universal ap
provai. have made valuable improvement Ia
tho shape u the button since IL was first intro
due d, and have also procured n ,tsnt for d
Buckle Tie which, for simplicity facility and en-
ptditton of adjustment 10 bales of any or Of un.
equal szes, and for security In holding, ID think
superb. to any offered to The public.
Ihe advantages OF iron over rope for baling cot.
ton are pow Universally acknowledged, IL holds
the ia In much smaller compass; Ia applied
and fastened with much more facility, both IN the
country pressing and re comp essing at the sea.
potts; lessons Immensely the risk from Ere IL
stronger, md its strength Is not impaired by
time and Exposure as that of rope This last ad.
vantage has been strikiugly manifested during
tbs war thousands of bales of cotton have been
lost by the rotting and breaking OF rope, which
could have been preserved IT, iron hoops had been
used. ID addition TO this, II can be furnished
nearly fifty per cent cheaper t1sn ro1e. The dc.
rangemenl of labor In the hemp growing States
has reduced the supply Of hemp to such an extent
as to cause prices to RUE unpreeede teddy high
indeed,H shthciency for b sing moderate cotton
crop cannot he relied on at any price
The hoops ate cut 10 lengths of TO- 1OI< and II
feet Ten ieet are most per era.iy used, but 10
ard II are sometimes required for large bales
The buck e' are fastened to the hoops; the but
tons will be put up ID small boxes The weight Ia
abo"t 10 pounds to the bale of cotton
quantity OF the hest English Iron. and have made
arrangements with Messrs. CHAMBERS LATTIgs
for the sale and delivery of my Ties.
sH1p RErueR, New Orleans, July 7, 1869
II. FAsssAN, ESQ:
sir-in January last received your press 1889
bales OF cotton. Of which about 1000 were com
pres ed and bouI with your new Iron Tie. /
can safely affirm that the cotton 40 bound was re.
eeved In better order than II generally comes from
the Presses that IL stos ed better, and enabled the
ship to carry more than on any previous voyage.
The cotton W en- discharged from the ship In
Liverpool was In better order than the rope bound
cotton 1t Is highly preferable TOR ground tier,
as the damp arising from he ballast has no effect
upon IT, for 1t Is well known by practical men hat
dampness will rot the rope bound. / can conf
IDENTIFY reet m mend your Iron Tie. M took this
lot for an experiment, and carefully watched IL.
both in loading AID dischargpg.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD, Master.
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
As E<... IT, q. ma
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Fred. lid. T9gsaasN ard.
| TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
| l. friends and the ublic generally. that he has
| increased his facilities for doing bu mess and is
now fully prepared to execute all orders for manu-
factoring and repairing all kinds of
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS.
CARTS AND
WHEELwRIGHT WORK.
PLOWs! PLOWsli
FLOWS,
HARNESS AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of every description made Of the best material
and workmanship.
IRON 'FRONT.'
have on hand and will continue to keep a full
assortment Of X IN, Of the best quality including
PLOUGH SLAB,
LAY IRON
ALSO, FOR SALE:
ONE LIGHT WAGON,
ONE LIGHT DRAY,
ONE FINE BAROUCHB, nearly new.
ONE Nd TOP BUGGY.
TWO CARYALLs,
Suitable for Butcher or
Peddler Wagons.
ALSO, ON HAND:
JAPAN VAKNIsH,
sPoKEs,
And other material, which offer to the trade at
New Orleans prices.
ALSO:
LIGHTNING RODS AND
GdAIN PUMPS.
The attention OF Planters Ia called 10
SUTLEY's GANG PLOUGH
Safard's Sulkty Corn Dc Cotton CuztiUator,
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
II does the work of five hands Both Of which
can be seen and for sale ut my establishment
Corn Planters! Corn Planters!!
am prepared to furnish Patent Corn Planters,
that with one man ana mule will perform as much |
work as five men, and three mules In the ordinary
way.
The old patrons CIV. Y TUNNARD are invited |
to renew their former patronage, as the former |
proprietor will be found at the establishment to /
4 tie nd to his old as well as new customers
All work will he guaranteed, and sp. ciai atteu-
ton will be paid to
PLANTATION & PLOW WORK.
Now Is the time to encourage home industry and
Southern enterprise, and ell are invited to call
ind ex,mire at the old stand corner Of Man and
JhuFeh streets, Baton Rouge, La.
marl7-y FRED ~ IoNNARD.
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% Il BEwAREi ofail worthless limitations
RW Sec that "CosTAR's" name Ia on each Box.
Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
eH~ Address
HENRY R. COSTAR.
49, Broadway, N Y.
g. Sold In Baton Rouge La., by all Drugeistp
and Retailers. ES. WARD h. 90,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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STATE OF L0UfSIANA--pARfsH On EAST IA.
ton Rouge-fifth Judicial District Gourt-No.
694-Probate-Successioh of M Grin fjerprrop.
WHEREAS, John M. Gracy has this day f,l,d
w with the Clerk Of said Court an applics ,ion
praying TO be appointed administrator OF The
above succession ia .-.. .at.+ 4s III M
Motto il hereby given 10 all parties interested
TO snow cause IF any tn have) within ten d.va
from the fl st publication hereof, why said atnii
CO lion should no, be grar ted .s r
Witness my hand sd seal Of Office this 10Th
day ofJuy A. D.. 1865
julyio A. GALLAGHER, Dep'y Clerk.
STATE on LoUIstANA-pARfsH or IA = IA.
ton Rouge Fifth District Court aneeessioa of
u A. Wrotnowski, deeeased-ko BO3--pt obate.
WHEkFAs John NJ Tracy has this day filed
w with the Clerk of said Court his application
praying to be appointed administrator Of the
above succession.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested.
to show cause III any they have within thirty DAYS
from the FIRST publication her eof why said appiis
cation should notb granted. r.
Witrcss my hand and the seal of said Court
this 18th day of July 1865 s.a. ,...'F.-.-7
july19 y. A. GALLAGHER, Dep'y Clerk.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA--PARIsH OF EAST IA
ton Rouge--Ffth judicial District Court-No
SSj--Probate--in the Matter of the Succession
OF Elizabeth Enger. ss.5
NIOfECE IL hereby given to all persons hold
IN ing claims against the above entitled and
numbered succession, to present them TO FAy#oT
q LAhor, Attorneys A. Law, for said suecessiou.
FREDERICK FUNKE,
Juiyl1 Administrator
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STATE or LoUIs1AEA--PARIsH or EAST RIA.
ton Houge--Fiith judicial District Cpnrt--j ucy
- Courtney, vie vs.. alex Courtney. husband.
HIs CAusE having come on for tri i ac.
a cordlne ts previous Assignment. The law ard
evidence being In favor Of plaintiff and against
defendant tt E4B a'tft ro'N
IL IL therefore, adjndged and decreei that The
community ofacqueiH and gains hereto sore extst-
ing between plaintiff AZ a her usbnn6 be dis
solved that said pIs" III recover the admi ,t,t,a
tion OF her separate property, and ths she hay
Jnufment sgsinst her said husband for The sum
81 one Thousand ami ftty Dollars win Ava ! Or
cent interest thereon r. m Jpi I'll 500 win
,egai mertgaEe on his real estate, to tie from
January lat, 1SaS
costs of this tut ''
Thus done, read and sigued in open Court. this
9TH day Of July, 1866.
(signed) RT. Poser.
Judge Fifth Judicial District,
true copy.
ans7 l.. ALLAN, Deputy CLERK.
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NrD Orlfails Embellishments
FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
COTTON BALES.

: -1on- Z III "
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SONY infallible remedies known"
Stree from POis0ns.
SHOT dangerous to the Human Family.
"Rats GENE out OF their holeg TO die y
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For Rats, Mice, Hoaches, Ants, Ffeas,
Bed Bugs, nlcths ~ Fnrs and WooIens,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals. eto.
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ROOTENEDUF, bNAiEpM & Co.

4 n.rib..I ss9a ssssS "" q ta-ia Y
.sS.l4 + 80 ..s.s -.it@sF $ Assssf9&e'"
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Corn Planters! Corn Planters ! +!
PLANTATION & PLow WORK.

Now Is the time to encourage home industry and
Southern enterprise, and all are invited to call
snd ex,mire at the old stand corner of Man and
Church streets, Baton Rouge, La.
mar17-y FRED. y, TUEHARD.
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y y y FVN" NFNF v
THg king.

THg KING.
Berlin June 10 correspondence OF London Tine.
symptoms forestadowlng the immediate comtnenc'
ment Of hostteg abound In the district of Oppslen,
South Western sicsi, peaans have been pressed ino
the service 81 the military auhouies 10 help ~ watch
lng the boundaries day and night
The Brcslaa branch Of the frussian Bank IL psying
back deposits declaring a. tic time that ID sll
undertake any guarantee for those that are not with
drawn.
The Prussian army In sTcsia have b en- ordered 10
backen the gittering metal Of their helmets, olcsr
being directed remove their cpsn.itss and every
other marx o. distinction likely 70 attract the attention
or the esemv's Fharpshootcra pruss an hospitals
forming not only In the immediate vicinity Of the pre-
sumed seat Of var bu, a fsr In The rear as Berlin,
the beds put up are koned b, thou -ands
Some 10000 or 1900 Bayarian troops, 40 long a.
esnped pear sch.einilfh are marchin. sss an1 pave
portant item of sil, ] may observe thai the Austrian
army under The orders o. General Benadek, disposed
from Craeov u the Saxon ironiler h here estimated a
so 600 cottant who by co-operat ng til the ,on
army Increased 10 the total OF 900, 90
go 900 10 both sIieaia aud saxony With reserve u
so oC0 halfway between Berlin aud the SAXON frontier
OF court there are sbor 20 600 non onbasns stached
T Ring proroscr 10 leave for lhe front III day after
t>morow Immediately before his departure procia.
nation N. people Of Prussia Will be pioml gated
Thie awaiting the ssue document which may be
des.ncd 10 iuangtraie long seea of struggles viii
satod gno.her hsriy css interest ns JUS, d,ssn W
of tic Interior II gsnerai ply 70 the numerous
peace afdrecs present 10 ihs course o. The last isv
weeks ltssyf'--
fif Ma etrlas te.n grnelcusly psassd - Jes N my
nds number n adl sse Seeeuty ptesenssd by 'naq q
exres or ia. urgent Wish ihst the d'nsrT Of
nov usgselnr n. county my ~ svertsd andpeae
preserved sme oi the yctione seem 10 l00k upon peace
The eny copdsivable blessing % humanity which he
maintained k costs. others ehie aarn ttlnz that
may ary uphold the honor u the nation
ana prooci - wsar Jet assert that neher o. hs.e = a
present imt~rllsd.
~ df.isd = n. nsssy 70 return general refly 70
80 above addresses
nis hsissy w I, diJba,s ~ r,slas - 1o, ada,,se,
tr sxyyssto ~ tAf tsfos nd J tt dst's ssf>ps
veys6 other sd1rsues Particularly ths, of he
Brcsisu Town coIuc IL BE reply the last mentioned
address hs Majesty Las grhsd that could -
punfGly sse v the sscaces wguid en'al the
country. and ta4f Thoroughly Of The
r esiy cf ale sAtue tufsrnes ~ the fullest snf
pcs, cord Al eetgod between sovereign and people tsn
H. self Is Ma esiy la also deelad hat bis oulr o. ct
III la.lng hi4 people % arms a. cefenf ffssA apd al
1at hff an6 that tis fitrerrsi wst ane
gssssf kirsArot v nSss ~ tetisr understanding -ih
FafiAmtnl ... -.
ne .aG u. . Sy = Ne Gov. ss@ ~ 'Ss''-s = ~
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on the relcy o. calling conference 10 sete ds,u a.
between the European Powers, and ogrcttpg ths il had
failed IN this ease - ~ - 1T~s13NaN
sir r. prn oontrasted Mr. Gadstones expression ,hap
he answered under pretssl With Lcrd Caondon rca.
diness 70 give explanations In the other House. ana
warned NJ Gladstone hat these discuss might here
after be not unf equenL He surbasd the ,resen crl4
the overweeuing ambition Of PRUSSIA fosored by an
INSCRIPTIONS Min s,sr, hintng that had Lord Palmer
sons advIce 10 bis rnhnet bson followed the Prsslan
policy would have 0cen checked al tho commencement
~ he ma rtxh var
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Complete Diplomatic Rupture between
Austria aud Prussia-The Austrian
Minister to Leave Berlin-Dimculty of
the Minor States Of Gsrma my.
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Diplomacy. oE
fAPeLEoA's roLicy-As ihPERrAL LETTER on
No kLuTBAL POSITION AND TERRITORIAL
haas.
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country and none other can be vouehsafed any pe

country aud none other be souchsaed to any pes
TONERS.
In OF the daily increasing peris OF this period hs
Majesty expects that the hole Prnssan people calm: 10
mind the traditions or heroic past VIII manifest their old
devotion 10 the highest and sacred interests Of the
country. COUNT EuLENBURG, Minister OF the Interior.
BsRLIN, June 8
The peace addresses have ceased, and the papers,
3 in duty bound, refrain from all irreverent com
mcnt upon the hopes and feelings expressed In the
above. Were they allowed to criticize ROYALTY, or did
they not think II as unbccomng as wolld be super
uous to renew the ancient quarrel day before the pos
sblc outbreak OF the war; they would simply have rc
Grated the views put forward in the Objectionable mis-
siyes
Yesterday the King was waiting for the arrival OF
Pomeranan regiment the platform OF the Stet'n ter
minus shorf thickset man, nth hedrH club in his
hand, ,rshsd fotodrds his Aajeay He was instantly
large number of assembled in front Of the Foreign
office, all cladoring for admission Upon inqurng thor
errand II discovered that they had at and the
same moment bcen plrposely sent by untnown parties
with letters addressed TO Count Bsmark. The Prussan
papers responsible for the correctness these stories
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THE SEAT OF WAR.

Pen md Ink Map 81 she Position Of PSss-
sss for Defence aad Attaek - m pori
Of usr Hoif In Bolss mts-Ibe I.Attrosi
L''~s-D0e Prussisn Army sod iss sta
tiaus Sc.
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TIE REsULT IN nEDEoBD coUNT1


ssIYo have met the enemy and they arc
lnotl ours I" The result in the county was
not As we wesupposed it you'd be early in
the canvas. Wewere led to believe from
data in our possession, that the conuty
would be very close, but the increase Of
votes in the heavy copperhead districts,
and the inability to increase our own vote
in a ike proportion IN Republican districts
exhibiting the fact that at the last two or
three preceding elections. our entire vote was
out, completely unhorsed US and sent the
county into the hands of our opponents by
majority varying from one to three hum
dred. We certainly expectedth that John W.
Lingenfelter would be elected Prothonotary,
but the treachery of some Of those from
whom we had rightte expect better things,
and the enormous vote, brought defeat even
to his door. Never in the history Of this
county was there such an effort made by
the party in opposition to the Republican
party to get out their vote and to keep the
shaky members of their party under their
control as was made during the last canvas
Money was layished with degree Of ex,
travagance unsurpassed in the history Of
political corruption. Thousands of dollars
were expended where previously only few
hundreds were necessary and applied;
Offices were peddled about and rendered pro-
miscuously to any one who was willing to
fall down and worship the golden calf;
threats we're applied to all who held Office
under the administration Sharpe, Latta,
and others were imported to harangue the
people from every stump and school house
in the county, and when the fact that Bed
ford county had no district candidates upon
the Republican ticket and that the entire
work Of meeting the hcrcuicau offorto of the
opposition deYolveaselely upon the party in
tho county is added, is it not astonishing
that we did so well The majority against
Geary will be about 23S, an increase Of l02
votes on the vote Of last year, or the Re
publican gain of us on the vote for Abra-
ham Lincoln in 1864
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FROM MEXICO.

Santa Anaa again Recruiting IN San
Antoata for an attack on MqtaBaoras. =
Whereabouts Of Jltarez- Condition Of
the Liberal Forces.
NEw YeRK, Oct. 8.
Advices from San Antonio, via Galveston.
Texas, say that quite number of Santa An.
ma agents are at work recruiting for raid
on Matamoras.
But little sympathy was shown them there.
it being fully understood that Santa Anna had
pledged to Napoleon to acknowledge the
French debt if he succeeded in gaining a
footing on the Mexican soil. Very few have
signited their intention of joining his stand
ard, as he is known to be inimical To- the Lib.
eral cause, and his antecedents with the Tex
ans having always been of questionable
character from his former treacheries.
Quite large quantities of arms, ammunition
and supplies have lately reached the Mexican
frontier, designed for Juarez's arms at Mon.
terey and other places.
The forces under General Escobeda are
now in excellent condition and will soon be
fully equipped for. the coming winter cam
paign.
The latest adyices from Chihuahua of Sent.
II, state that Juarez was then at that place
preparing for an early departure for Monte
rrey, where General Escobeda was at present
in command
The Liberal forces were in excellent con-
dition and sanguine of success, and await the
presence Of their President, who for five
years has upheld their cause.