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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

a. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by issving their address
at the Omnibus ohRce, l7 Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House. e
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bw~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
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see outside.
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nTANTED-Men having from $50 70 5000 cap
w itsi to engage in q permanent and very prohI-
abis business. Local and TraEelng Agents wanted
Wounded soldiers, inystcs and ladies' employed
n. PAGE. No. 2 AtEater BECK, CieYelaBd, Ono.
lan3G.zot
nUsNESS MEN WANTED-Liberal Salaries
Is OF Commissions will ne paid to competent men
VINO can engage for one or more years 90 sell Drst-
class subscription books and sDgrayings. Gensral
Agents wanted 70 employ men and superintsnd the
sale Of subscription works Great inducements are
offered TO experienced business men. Apply at Room
No. 8. up stairs, Johnston Block BANK street
Cleveland, Ohio. Ian2g:zs5
DEVELOPMENT WANTED-By competent
~ young men Of good character and steady habits;
VIII accept almost any respectable situation, no mat
ter what employment, time Or salsry For intor-
nation address "E. f." "B. T." or "A. b."
Leader office. lanSl:zS
nARTNER WANTED-With & capital Of
from eight TO twenty thousand dollars, In an old
established Wholesale Hou-e with an extensive
trade. Address ?. 0. Box 2326. JAMS 80
HAST OFF CLOTHING just
received a large order from the South fer ladies
and gents cast-oH wearing apparel also carpets,
bedding, &e. ! an willing to pay a high price, by
calling on or by note sent by post 10 MRS. HANNA.
40. 10 Pittsburgh street, Cleveland, o. lan32s6
TANTED.-second-ha hand Furniture, Carpets,
w Stoves, &C, &C., at II. mOor's old stand, I61
Ontario street, for which the highest price will be
40. decl4:y2
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CITY NEWS

Tax o will close Saturday, February Sd,
1855. H. S. WHITTLEsEY, Treasurer.
iau23:S35
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TEIEGRAPHIC
Lc0asinEsd rom frst paqe.l

lcOnshaped from Tirst pags.)
August- The Irish leaders relied on Colone
QMahonY to send over q cargo Of rihee and
. large amount Of money, with which to
pay the Celtic army, but neither being
-. forthcoming the movement was suspended.
- TRIAL.
The trial of the Adams Express robbers
was postponed till to-day. Tristan has adj
mitted his guilt and pleaded guilty, but
Clarke proposes to fight it out. Clarence A.
Seward and Mr.. Beardsley appear for the
Company, and ~ex-Judge Stuart for the pris-
oners.
The Tribune's letter from Austin, Texas,
says q spurious version of the Presidents
- message was printed there. The wires broke
down while the message was being trans
mittedi after a while they were splieed
sufficiently to permit q spurious version to
be received, and il, with variations, is the
only version that as yet has been published
in the Southwest
MEETING or sEoExAKERs AND SHOE DEALERS.
Ameeting Of shoemakers and shoe dealers
was held in this city yesterday 70 petition
Congress to take the tax from the manufac-
turrs Of leather and place 1t on the raw
rsaal material.
REFUSES SoIsTERFKRB.
Dispatches from Washington says: The
President refuses to interfere with General
Terry's recentordersa nnualling the vagrant
act Of the Virginia Legislature.
INTERVIEW.
Secretary Seward had a long interview
with the President to-day, and after he left
Mr.. johnson remarked to a friend, that Mr..
Seward finds all his foreign matters in first
rate condition on his return.
rE GEORGIA NEWS.
The steamer San Jacinto, from Savannah
the evening ofthe 9th, has arrived here.
The Savannah Herald states that q reso-
luton passed the Legislature requesting the
President to restore to their owners the
lands Of the islands off the coast of Georgia,
and other lands.
KEx-Governor Allison, ofFlorids, has been
released from Fort Pulaski, and arrived at
Savannah.
The tailors in Savannah are on a strike.
-Four companies of colored troops have
been ordered to Columbus.
The Herald reports the cotton market de-
elined lie; middling is quoted at 47949e.
stock, 10000 bales.
MURDER.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 3O.-The trial Of
Albert Starkweather, who murdered his
mother and sister st Manchester, in this
County, in August last, has been before
Chief Justice Human and Judge Pardee,
of the Superior Court, since Tuesday last,
and was closed this afternoon. The Chief
will charge the Jury in the evening
ft The Hon. Schuyler Colfax is announced to
sneak in Allen Hall on Saturday evening,
under the auspices of the Young Mems In
Etituts.
ELECTED.
MuLEDeEvuLE, Ga, January 30.-In the
Legislature to-day, on the first ballot for
Senator, A. H. Stephens received I52 and
Mr.. Hill IS votes; scattering /. Mr.. Ste
phens did not consent to the use of his
name and on the sixth ballot Herschell V.
johnson was elected, receiving 1872 votes.
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Dried APpIes-Unehangsd. New held at II
9l3e, and pay for packages.
Green Apples-Unshsnged and in modersts
dOmana at s4,OO@4,5 80 for good sound fruit.
Reans-Held at sl,7592,0O for white.
POtatOes-Peschblows steady at sO@s5c in car
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nn,;.v WILL NOT be deceived 70 deal
I9eL n-ho1 NIKE <ALsE PRETEE6IOhS.
~ oniy way 20 saVs ySSr eye ssst u py PLoss s
Rne yourselves with . Psir g sooe iRsSseS snS veil
eanooll 60 I~nstitute Of Mr.. eOlCAOAsOhhs
i99snper;or stresi, under the American.
%6cvars Of trsTejSrs claiming to b Nj. Sole
nonson or bis Agent
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Fine Piano Fortes at HALLS II Monument
Park.
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WANTEp--HELP

"ANTED-Approntioes for the Navy Applica-
w tons for enlistment can be made Wednesday
and Thursday Of present weak, at the Meddeu House,
70 Il. H. STEVENS, Commander u . N
Cleveland, JanusTy 18th, 1856. yan59
"ANTFD-SALEsMEN-For Holand's Life
Nv o. Lincoln" Photograph Albums sdhe beb1el
Oval Picture Frames, BY samples Sold by Eubscr1p-
fion. O. [. BOLTON : BBOp 81 superlor-stIeet,
Cleveland, Ohio. lAn2.zoo
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Chieaeo Mnrkef-Ian. 40

~FLoUR-Aetive.
WHEAr-Aetive. Sales at S1,2sE91, 2aZ for
No, l, and s3%9s5ze for No 2.
C~ORN-Dull.
OATs-DuIl.
HIGHwINEs-Duli.
PROvIsIoSs-Mess pork active and advanced Is
G50c. Sales OF 20OO bbls a. 2 6,25927, 90, closing
at e, so; prime mess held at S2f, co.; ordinary mess
quiet at $500.
GREEN MEATs-In moderate request. Hams at
15@l5Ac; shoulders &c; rough sides I2%.
BARD-Steady at I6Z@1To.
ESaLIsH MEATs-NOminal.
Hoss-Less active. Sales at s9,0099,50.
DRESSED ~HOGs-Firm, opening at a decline Of
Csc, and closing quiet at Sl0,T59Il,00.
REcEIPTs-Flour 1890 bbls; wheat g., 900 bu;
corn l9.Oe0 hu Oats 5000 bu.; live hogs 2,1OO;
dressed hogs 10. 900.
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FOR SALE.

THOR e~ALE-HoUsE AND LOr FOR SALE
Il no. 20 Reneca street, between Lake. and sum
nit streets. Price Sl,s00; ; 400 down, balance on
time. ENQUIRE on the premises. gauSl.Z4
Il or one-half Of same situated on the north side Of
Kinsman street, between LOngwood avenue and
Forest street. Enquire OF J. Downie q Co., 81 Pub
1o5llz
EOR SALE CHEAP-Farm of 254 acres under
y & high state Of cultivation, 10 miles from Cleye-
land, well wsteredi % acres OF good timber and good
buggy; 10 head of cattle; lzs shoepj 50tons Of hay,
Nnset, ost., re, corn ~ ;Sne a. ~, drm nun N II tbroS,n @ s.
a. so per acre. Possession given Immediately For
t bi0EI miIes s sS1t S9 Of Cleveland. t%janSf:2sS
EOR SALE CHEAP-A good farm. For par
e ficulars apply TO or address GEO.H q. oLMSTED
BsvsOnville, Lorain Co. o. lanZ7:2a
TNGINEs TOR sALE-One second hand
Potable 8 horse power, at Novelty Works, corner
&. Clair and Wason Sta, Cleveland, o. THos. R.
nor sALE-House Eos. 81 and IS Frankfort st.
. with lease running over 4 years containing II
rooms, etc., in best repair. Inquire Of DR.. P.
ROEDER 2l3 Seneca street. lan25:254
T front on Case Avenue, for which 1 viii take in
part pay q good horse and spring wagon, or double
seated buggy. Apply ct 27O Superior st. Z D;
B1Ok. lanl5.nlg
TOR sAIE-Grist Mill ana Is acres Of Iand in
Il stark county, situate on Deer Creek, one-half
mile west of the Lima Depot. OF, P. &C. Railroad.
me MIL ld AyOA anu "a hA VI ,oAoAodl
z water wheels and g good steam engine; plenty Of
water q good part Of the year and has a good run Of
custom, with q good retail trade. Also, two houses,
GOOD orchard, stable. &C., viii be sold reasonable.
For Information apply TO the owner on the premises.
p. s. Twenty five acres more land will be sold with
the above il desired. JOHN 7 lan6:2S6
TOR SALE CHEAP-One Secondhand Bill
e lard Table, In good order. Enquire Of YOUNG
LOVE MASSEY & Co., SO C~entre-st. dec29:292
EOR SALE CHEAP-one Second hand Boiler
Il IN frst-rate condition. Size, p feet long q in
diameter, two fQes. Inquire OF
NOR 6~ALE-OIL-A fine lotof Petroleum Burn
Y ing on, s. the Factory Of WI. GUILD, on Cen
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CLAIM AGENTS.

YIN. &. PRESTOM
Established December, 1861
licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE 30. I LYMAN'S BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sOld.
~ Our Special Agent, resident At Warrington,
D. c., gives persona. attention to I Claims hIed
BY MS. lrl u
HS- Soldiers Of 1881. i62 and '3 can nou fIs their
Discharges with us to obtain their Bounty, al
though the Law has not yet Pssseds-
m. Fees low.
German Languages spoken. HA janI6
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EOUND-In October last a Lady's Switch was
Il found noar Euclid Place, and by an oversight
has been neglestsd to be advertised. The owner eau
havs II by proving property and paying for this ad-
T~ertisOment. Gail at Leader ohBce- Jan2y:zA
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cleveland WholesaIe market.

TuEVAY EVENING, Jan. 80, 1s6e.
FlOur-Dull. I've quote City brands Xxx red
s1O,5O@1o,75; do Xxx white SIl ,5O@Tl,75. cOun-
try brands Xxx rad ss,OO@lO,OOi do Xxx white
$40, Oo911,OO
Hheat-The market continues quiet prices
are without qusfabIs change, but irregular. Re-
ported sales to-day are l car Shelby red at 81, rs 1
car choice No. 1 red at 81, O6 1000 bu rejected red
at Sl,2o; 400 bu No. l Spring at sI,62.
COrn--Demsnd moderate. and prices irregular.
Sales / ear new sheled from store at CSC; 1 car do
do at 6Sci 5 cars do do at 52c.
Oats-continue inactive. Held nominally at
3s44oe for No. 1 from store.
Eye-Dull and nominal.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Dressed HOgs-Reoeipts very light and mar
kst unsettled and nominal. Packers are not anx-
ious TO buy at above 1Okc.
P0rk-In moderate trade demand and steady.
City Mess held at $500; Clear held at sgl, 90.
Lard-stesdy. Oty-rendered held at 1sc in
tierces, 1ee in kegs. Country-rendered I5@Isc.
Hams-steady at Csc for sugar-eurod.
ShOuIderS-steady. Held at lee.
Mess BeeE-Quist and steady at $500 for
city packed.
Dried BeefSteady at &c.
Butter-In moderate demand and firm for
choice roll and tub at sO9a1c; common to good
grades dull at a range Of 2OG25O.
Cheesc-Unchanged and in fair demand at 15@
zoe for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York.
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TRIAL.

The trial Of the Adams Express robbers
was postponed till to-day. Tristan has adj
mitted his guilt and pleaded guilty, but
Clarke proposes to fight it out. Clarence A.
Seward and Mr.. Beardsley appear for the
Company, and ex-Judge Stuart for the pris-
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Eggs-DuIl and nominal at 24925c.
Highwines-Dulf. Held at 81, $685. 20.
AIeOhOl-Steady. Held at S4,4O94,45 for SO
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,55. Men,
trail Proof Spirits s2,s5@2,4O.
PetrOleum-very quiet. Held at 65as7c FOR
Refined free.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-31

MnIrDeEvILLE, Ga, January 3O.-In the
Legislature to-day, on the first ballot for
Senator, A. H. Stephens received 152 and
Mr.. Hill IS votes; scattering /. Mr.. Ste
phens did not consent to the use of his
name and on the sixth ballot Herschell V.
johnson was elected, receiving l32 votes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-31

A Remedy for the PIIes.-It is 9 blessing
to tho suffering to know that we have an eneetua
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. ]. P.
Hazarde, of 1s4 second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
Or. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
Who make use of this splendid preparation. It Is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, otncins
natl, Ohio, and sold BY all Druggists.
Benton / Dnpham, Cleveland, o. mys:R5
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August The irish leaders relied on Colone
QsMahonY TO send over a cargo Of rifee and
. large amount Of money, with which to
pay. the Celtic army, but neither being
tortheoming the movement was suspended.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-31

Money Market-Jan. 80.
MoSEY-Quiet and steady at 5G6 per cent.
STERLING ExcaAEGE-Dull at IUsH@IOsZ.
~GOLD-Firmer. opening at 14Os, advancing to
AZ and closing at 140H.
ROs & Prenffss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged by Us:
HAMs-Sugsr-cured premium hams . D.. %
OASvAssED HANS " 3D..
DRIED BEEF-9 ,....-.
SBOULDERs@Sugar-cuTed % D.--.-.-........ 16
BAc0N-0r Smoked Sides D b..-.-.....-..- 20
LARD-Prim Leafkettle-rndT in bbls or tres 10
" Prime Leafkettle-rndidi in kegs . D.. 10
PoRK-Go- 1 mess (new)P bbl--.------..S28 90
Extra clear p l---------.--..-. 81 90
pS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, aud equal to aaything in
the State. Orders promptly filed
ROSE Z PRENTISS.
Nos. 142. IA aud l46 Ontario street.
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FOUND.

mn LFT-A Iurnishsd front room for a gentle
i man aud wife, or two single men. Apply at2S
johnson street.
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DR. JOHN W. HUGHES
How He Passes the TIme-His Muse
and HIS Poetry.

DR.. Hughes divides his waking hours be-
tween reading, writing and receiving the
calls of friends, ministerial and lay, men
and m He is now in considerable
suspense, pending the interview Of Rev. j..
A. Thome, his spiritual adviser, with Gov.
Cox, before whom that gentleman has gone
with numerously signed petitions praying
for the communication of the prisoners SEN
tence. The Doctor says he is making up
his mind for the worst.
Beside writing often to his wife and friends
in the Isle of Man, the Doctor has been en-
gagged in the composition of a poem, which
we have no doubt will be widely read. 1t
runs as follows, and, as will be discovered,
is quite a medley:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-31

All history, tradition tells the tale
That men prolong their years robust and
hale,
In hearty strength to hoary generation,
By self-denial and in moderation
Supply with prudence natures craving
wants
OF meat and drink, not needing stimu-
lants,
Nor bitter nostrums, prescribed by patent
right,
Easy 70 be taken, morning, noon and
night
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OPTICAL.

'. sAaDAIa, enc. v. sVa1. E444s-
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SPURIOUS.

The Tribune's letter from Austin, Texas,
says a spurious version of the Presidents
message was printed there. The wires broke
down while the message was being trans
mitted; after a while they were splieed
sufficiently to permit q spurious version to
be received, and il, with variations, is the
only version that as yet has been published
in the Southwest
The national Republican., 1866-07-07
From Pogsland.

PORTLAND. Me-, July s.-Five carloads Of pro-
visions came down from Boston last night, and are
now being distributed among the people, L'rgs
smounts Of supplies have come in from v'rious
places They we're greatly needed, As most Of the
provision stores had been burned, and there was
scarcely anything len to Be bought, and our poo
pie were living on bread alone
The Athsusuu library was totally destroyed.
The city buildipss and Custom House biased
up again this morning. .....'
The rain 10 falling now, but Il 10 scarcely needed
- the flames were so furious that everything has
been burned up
The national Republican., 1866-07-07
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrILENcE DESTROYED.


DR. ECoURTARET's DIsIsTECTIH0 FLUIDS ss-
Let Patent 10 the Uaied asd France
Prepared solely BY the New York Disiufeetiug Com
pauy, at their Laboratory Nos 2ss So aud sOi Henry
street. N. Y. ohce, ~ CEDAR street
1his Company org sniisd = par maueut basis With
Dr. CoutzrsL the celebrated french Chemir In charge
is Laboratory, 10 prepared to furnish Its DisSYscr
ia FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurer es, URN water
Dads, hospitals prisons, and public tu.tuan- Of all
dnds, saug hter bouser, oha aud fat buins sstsb sh
u-nts all kinds OF manures, tfams.seit the
s-lus Of the latter to cry Iarmur aud wnsr pol
ouou, AID oGsnsiy. gsses exist These agents are de-
doriers, antisepics auupursse@nt aud diiuiectAuts
the s'ientne meaning uf the words tn teAovs
oxious gasesA md od"rs by chemical prime pl-s-savng
their aces heahkIui air. they Ess, aud
ot merely bsoreatS of poll gasss-uot inj juvous
ntsns 10 10 which they ar u.ad. The stentiop Of
medical aud scieothc men H. directed to the.s dipee
scoysry, which, with hun reds Of othsrs, can be cen
Il The COmpAuy ONO: r.f.r, ...
DFLAvAx Horss ALsAsr " reh 81. 1880
r" tbs Prssidsm Of ths No fOrk Disir.fee Tag Goa.
DEAs sIRi II is aiIit Is ,srrA-aut.d to he w-b.ye
ahe many trails Of dsthfs tasts, hat new euusid-r
ha We have inand .a sryos which surpsssss all
thers as arsmsdy assinst all bad oior..
T. koEssE 4 Co
NEw YoRK, Aprti o. 1895
To the President Of hs New York Disi,,sctinp Com
DEAa sIR; We prouousee 1t without exception to 10
the best We have ever known. Its effect upon every
C A. sIrrsos, .sior Houss
sassrs aedrr tho dtrecti" of the ,any PJes OF the
Metropolitan Health Dsp.rim.nL Me- Y.r.
POWELL THOMPSON,
~ .uar s,Tes, \ Y,
0s eral aud soe AEeHts for he Uui ed stae .1d the
CsnAd.-, to ", ON al orders IN ND ?. Ad esd
81 Psnusy lvuni. av.nus
For sale by all Druggist. aud 0sus. al us.er- IL the
United State. .nd Ca Hda-, myN 3n
The national Republican., 1866-07-07
Two Perso1S Droyvued.

Hupso~, N. Y, July "a sad calamity occur.
red yesterday afternoon. While party was pro.
osedins to Rossr's Island on picnic excursion IN
small boats, one Of the boats was swamped two
miles bslou this city. snd Mr.. Frederick A. Gif
ford. Jr, Of this city. and Miss Louisa Manlay. o
Ottawa, Illinois, were drowned. Mr.. clifford wa,
one of our most respected young business men, and
the sad affair casts general gloom over the city.
The bodies have not yet been recovered,
The national Republican., 1866-07-07
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NURiHwEsr CO. NER sEvENTH AND D STREET.,
INTELLluENCER BUILilNG
Is In Uniou Of Colleges extending TO the prip
cities Perm prntly based up, the just priooip,e o
Individual owuersb p, offers un.quailsd Advantage
at rates much lower than can bs afforded by any o'hs
schools
sP.nearisn Pepmsuship taught in IT.. purity by HspIy
sPe, GER the celebrated author Of the "sPsne snsn
Key 10 Pennanshtp.'
The ~ ten OF Business Practice invented and sue.
ees uly taught by the proprietor, ~i receive his pe
ciA attention. 1hi- 10 the most imprapt D t Of The
Book keeping Course Here ts student Applies b !,
theoretical knowledge, and l. prepared for the MOI,
minute details Of actual business The systsm Is 80
vslua BILE that u ers are usiuE Il.
vidual instruction, adopted In al, branches allow,
the student to proee'd . rapidly as he oh oess TIL
teacher s the only Who needs 10 know the dshesu
o. Of any pupil Especially 1. thi. the ea.s durny
Atteudspcs
Thu public are invited 70 call and examine the IN, d
bssutful collection u Psa-work ever exhibited In
Washington.
IGI circulars address HENRY n. ooPp. IN.
tslS-u YysyIissey
The national Republican., 1866-07-07
BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
EsCoBEDO OCCUPIES MATAMoRAs.
MORE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
FURTHER FROM PORTLAND.
ARRIVAL OF PROVISIONS,
LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
EscoBEDO OCCUPIES MATAMoRAs.
MORE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS
Later from Mexico.


NEw 0HLrAHs. July b.-The steamer Pessano,
from BAsdsd on the 2oth. has arrived At Brashssr
City.
The steamers Haloombs and Eugene. with two
schoonss containing Gen. Aivsro and staf, to-
ssthsr with about one thousand persons, consisting
oftroops. Government officials, women and children
crossed the bsr Of the Rio Grands on the Goth ult
bound to Vera Crus. aF. ar
Gen. Rsoobsdo occupied Matamoras on the even:
ing Of the 25th with $500 mon. Matamoras Is 70.
msrkably quiet and healthy.
GALVESTON, July 8 -Matamorns dates 10 the 81
instant state that carvsjal will issue an address
saying that bis troops. naked and hungry, expect
$loo, 900 to be contributed without lsvyng loan.
Juares has been sent for to re-sstablish his gov.
eminent. They are now confident Of capturing
Monterey. ....,..-
Great confidence exists in the passage Of the loan
bill BY the United States Congrsss.
Mstsmoras 10 unusually quiet.
The national Republican., 1866-07-07
Destructlxe Fires.

NEw oRLEAxs, July 5.-Ths Odd FsIlows' Hail.
the most massive and magnificent building In this
city, excepting the st. Charles Hotel, was burned
last night, Tho building, including the furniture,
was valued at $500, 900.
The Masonic Society have offered socommeds.
tions to burned lodges -ElstE B
CncNsArI, July 6.-Ths total loss BY the FIRE
in Lawrencsburg, Ind, will reach $780, 900. Twsn.
ty-ons buildings were destroyed, covering an area
Of nearly two acres.
nrs here, on the 4th inst, destroyed nearly
$4,000 worth Of property.
cHERRr VALLEY, N Y, July 6.-Nsarly all the
buildings on the north side Of Main street, in this
place, were destroyed by nrs last night. The loss
10 from seventy i've thousand to one hundred thou
sand dollars.