Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-20
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department mas recelse0 = cotnmuuich
ton from our Consul at Guaymus, a.
dated September II, stating that the
evacuation of that port and the State oil
Louisa by the French squadron and for
ces, would take place ON the l4th of Sep.
TENDER. He was officially informed Of
this fact by the Admiral in command
The propositions for the evacuation,
which have been going on for few days,
and the withdrawal of their forces, have
created a panic among the population,
both native and foreign, and in conse-
quence the steamer which leaves on the
18th for Mazatlan and San Francisco
will be crowded beyond her capacity.
The merchants and respectable fami-
lies, not comprimsed in the political
difficulty, apprehending danger from the
lower classes during the interim of the
withdraw of the French troops and the
entering of the Liberals, have sought the
protection of the United States Consul,
who has addressed letter to Governor
Pesquira, the Chief Of the Liberal forces
of the State, with an appeal to his gen.
orosity in behalf Of those who are threat
ened with ruin. This has had the effect
OF quieting apprehensions Aa
The Department also has letter from
our Consul at Peru, informing the Gov
eminent that a native Gillian, resident
of Lima, has left for the United States,
with the object Of contracting for 1000
families of negroes for that country.
This speculation is under the color Of
free colonization, but in fact, the me-
groes are to be sold in the same manner
as the Chinese Coolies, for the term of
eight years. The Department has issued
circular to the different governors,
suggesting all legal and moral means
be used against the consummation Of
such wrong.
A delegation from North Carolina and
Virginia called upon the commissioner
of Internal Revenue this morning, with
view to having change made in the |
regulations made by that officer govern
ing the shipment of cotton
New ORLEANS, October 49, -Through-
out this region the weather is clear and |
temperature pleasant Cotton picking
is going on vigorously, and what has
been spared by the worms will soon be |
in.
military order directs the arrest of
Terrence Toups, in Lafayette parish,
charged with shooting negro The
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1t is understood that Gen Sheridan
has directed the recruiting officers in the
country to order their squads to desist
from forcbly recruiting hands employed
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ahoat tnat tne russo. saxon miitaiy
convention agreed on tne basis OF the
common Occupation OF Saxony
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lV4, 00V oaies market To-Day urn sales Il
lV'oOV baies middnng opianos at lofd r
eatner sun unlavorapie i9r crops,j
1readstaffs consequently advancing be-
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