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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-12

DOR T, my DWELLING
II HOUSE. on the south side of Marshall -
above First street. 1t contain eleven rooms t.:S
and brick kitchen with four rooms has been I1A
recently painted and repaired, and Is in perfect
order. Water and gas On the premises. Apply to
ROBERT WENDkNBURG,
oc l2-lW opnosta SnOtsWoOd Hotel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16
Thy Will be Done.

Though storms may darken DER our way,
And SORROWS compass lifc's brief day;
Though gathering shadows intervene
Thee and our f,itllless hearts between:
Though wcaric,l, sore, and tcmpe>t-tosset,
With shattered sails. and anchor lost
Thy will he done!
When filed with fears, by cares opprcst,
We -igh for some calm haven of rest;
When 'whclmcd beneath the surge Of grief,
No earthly arm can bring relief;
Mid pain and want, and every ill.
Father, we pray. thy holy will
Thy will bc done!
Though. in the sultry noontii. heat.
We turn, with hurrying. wcaried feet,
And, mid our tears are glancing back,
WiStfiil, across lifc's morning track
Our dearest joys forever He'd.
our treasures numbered with the dead
Thy will be done.
With eye offaith, We look to Thee,
With heart ofhope. Thy wisdom see.
In darkest night. mid widest storm.
We hear Thy voice, discern Thy form;
Till, gathering courage by the way,
Our iailitiug hearts. Lord. calmly say
Thy will be- done. Il. Y. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

all. Our house is full, and 30 had to find
quarters elsewhere. I'm just going home
to drcss.'
Il should say 50, decidedly. see it all.
old fellow! You've been on u lark, aud
had to put up in the watcll-hOusc; come
now, own up and tell II. all about it,
NO lark at all, Fred; nothing Of the
kind, | assure you -=.
We'll, If not a lark what kind Of bird
was it. From the looks of the feathers
should say it was n goose
You're the goose, Fred. But scrieusly
I've word to say to you If a most impor-
tant nature. Be a man, Fred, and make
up your mind to bear something excessive
ly disagrceable. 1t must he told you anon
er orlatcr. and may ~ we'll tell you now.
Good Heavens. Gus how earnest you
look at me !; youlon't mean to say that
that anything has happened to Belle Bron-
sOn!'
Don't mention her name again, Fred,
or think Of her any more. fUr she'll never
he anything to yuu. ! have It from on.'
who knows all about it. that shc has long
been attached to somebody else, and that
somebody else mems tO marry hcr.-
There's no mistake al,out it; 50 bear NJ
and try your luck cleewl,-re.'
But Fred Evans was not tn be discour.
aged by mere hearsay. That very day he
went to see Belle, determined to know his
fate from her own lips. Soon alter he left
Oakyllc and did not sec him again fo'
several years, when. meeting him in town
ono day. insisted on bringing him home
with me and presenting him to Iii. old
flame, Belle Bronson-the present Mrs
Evergreen.
'Ah, Fred y said he. after dinner. when
my wife and the little Evcrgrccns had lief,
us to Oursclves-.Ah, Fred, you :crved mt
a shabby trick when ycu allowed me tn
loose my heart to the girl y"n were ali
along intending to marry yoursslf-- ve-y
shabby trick, one of which never suspect.
ed you"
So had to tell him lin strict confidence
Of course, as tell you reader) all about
the bedroom affair ut the Oakville Hotel,
and the love that grew out of Of it.-Har-
pcr's Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

2oetrY.
Firnnness.

Well let him 60. and let him stay
do not meat to die:
guess he'll find that can live
Without him if try:
lie thought to frightcn me with frowns,
So terrible and black
He'll stay away u Thousand years
Before ask him back.
lie said that l had acted wrong,
And foolishiy beside:
won't forget him after that -'.
wouldn't If died.
III was wrong what right had he
To I've so cross with me!
/ know I'm not nn angel quite
don't pretend to be.
lie had another sweetheart once,
Au'l now when we fall out.
He always says she was not 80 cross,
And that she didn't pout.
1t is enough to ycX n saint
It's more than eau bear;
! wish that girl Of his WIS
Well, don't care where.
lie thinks that she was pretty, too
Was beautiful ms good;
wonder il she'd get him back
Again. now, il she could:
know she would. and there she is
She lives almost in sight;
Aud now its after nine o'clock
Perhaps he's there Tonight.
I'd almost write TO have him come
But then I've said won't;
do not care 20 much. hut she
Shan't have him If l don't.
Besides. know that WAS wrong.
And he was in the right:
guess I'll tell him so-and then
WISH he'd come tonight.
-PA~Je Carey
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

Josn BfLLtSes on Observation-Disclosures
ia not important for iaKt-trnttiny hcss -
1t he can trot f;'st, never mind the pedi-
gree. Thnrc IL great ncnny fast ,n~ti
even VIII" aint got no pedigree. Thars
amt much art in driving a tr"ttin hoes !;
Just hold him back hard. and heller him
ahead hard. that's awl. A hoss will tros
the fastest down Hill. csprsl,illy il the
briching brakes. Kullars is no criterion.
I've seen awful mean hos.rs nf all kutlurs
excerpt green. never seed u mean ona "f
this kuIlnr. llosscs live tew an honnral,il
old age, often seen them that appeared
fully prepared for doth. Hcathcns are
awlun kind t" h"sscs it is among Chris.
tian people that a l,o-s hax to sr"t three.
mile heats in hot day. for :25,oJ0 coun-
terfcit mummy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

GOING To COMMIT SrfCInE.-As one III
the DIVER (Englsnd) volunteers was pass
ing along, rifle in hand, he was accost-d
by II prccocious urclin, vim called out -
'Who shot the ,loy!'
This saying, our friend appeared hy M
means to relish. So, turning, he said.
'lf You arc not ot very soUn, IN shoot q
donkey
Whcrcnpen the hoy calling out to ono
of his companions. r,jointd,
i -ny. Bill. look i,crc--tLis fellow 10 go-
ing to commit suicide
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

OErriNd PEEsIMMoNs.-Whil the rrh.
cl Gen. johnston Was n,sAchiRg with his
hen to the BristOe Station. In the fall Of
1863, he perceived onc of his men on a
per.innn0m tree. aud called out 10 him;
Il say. there. what are yen doing m
there Why ain't. you with ynur rrg.
ment 4
.!m getting simmons, l a'n.' replied tho
soldier.
'Prr,immons. thunder. They arc not
ripe yet. They are not fit to eat
Yes, but, General persisted the con-
fcdcrate. I'm trying to draw my stomach,
up to suit the size of my ra,ions. lit
stays like 1t II now shall rta,vr.'
The General had nothing further to say.
but rode on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

cGA while ngo farmer In Virginia
lost his wife. and out Of love her h,em"ry
called his estate 'Glcnmary.' A uciyhbor
having met with the SAME affection. and
equally dcsirous Of keeping before him tho
Image OF his dear departed. foliowesl his ex.
ample, and this farm is now known ~
'Glcnbctsy.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

EA diving bell weighing i8.0Do pounds
is IN use in the construction Of the f'untla-
ton of the new Eastern Railroad bridge
across the Mcrri'nnc. at NcwI,uryport. IL
is seven feet square at the base AMI gives
an area of nearly fifty square fevt. in whicl.
the worknen have free access I" the hot
tom Of the river. at depth so,,,etimss of
thirty feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16

at "a writer on the climate Of MainN.
Us that we barely escape having It niucll
Colder than 1t Is. and We ought therefore
bc content. There Il solncthing in thA
worth thinking about.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

senger packet, in charge of Capt. j. f. Worley,
with the efficient Mr.. JOS W. Spears in the Office,
backs out at 7. NJ. to-day for jefferson, shreve-
port and all way landings. The Hine has already
made great name for dispatch in executing her
business, and has given general satisfaction 10 all
her patrons, shippers and travellers, She has a
neat and comfortable cabin for the entertainment
of guests.
Sr. NICHOLAS FOR Bayou sARA-Erpress Pas.
| seHger Pdchet-Fhe new, superior and fast passen.
ger packet St. Nicholas, Capt. s. Heno comman-
der, and Mr. J. G. Lihano clerk, leaves this morning
at 10 O'Clock for Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara and all intermediate landings on the coast.
The St. Nicholas is beyond doubt one of tue most
elegant and desirable passenger packets on the
river. Her superior in all those thousand qualif-
cations which, combined, so to make up first
class packet has yet to be launched. In word.
she is g crack" packet, and the public know it
and patronize her accordingly.
NATIONAL FOR RED RIvER.-The large and
fayorite passenger packet National, Capt r. Sin.
mott, commander, and Mr.. John T. Hall in the
office, leaves this evening at 5 O'Clock, for all
landings on Red River. The National is, be.
yond doubt, one of the most elegant and desirable
passenger packets in Red River. Her officers are
disposition, as weas thorough and efficient steam
boatmen.
CoTnE FOR BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.-Th This
new and unsurpassed passenger packet, in com
mand Of Captain R. G. Rawlings, and Mr.. William
Guss clerk, leaves this evening ats O'Clock for the
above and way landings. The Cotile has neat
and comfortable cabin, with spacious state rooms,
and is under the command of the most prudent
and competent steamboatmen.
MARY FOR MoBILE.-The splendid new low
pressure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A. L..
Myers, commander, leaves as above from the
lake end Of the Pontchartrain railroad at P. N.
to-day. Agent, G. Harris, corner Of Camp and
Common streets.
ooAMNoNwEALTH-MERoH AND Peoples,
LINE-FoR ST.. LoUIs,-This large and commodi
Gus passenger packet Captain Jos. Lloyd, com
mander, and Mr.. J. X. Boyles in the Office, is the
regular packet for Cairo, st. Louis and Memphis
to-day, leaving at 5 r. NJ, connecting with the
railroads for all points East and West. Remember
the Commonwealth leaves as above
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
con.lenees.

Per bark Libertad, firm Philadelphia Fl Keep
Atlantic and Miss S S Co-French, Richards &co-
W p Converse ir-rS Pablo--L Maillot--0 Zarow-
sld-Newman d Gehlbach-Wheelook, Finlay &co
Ham q Frederiekson--EM M Ivens &co--H NJ Hays
Fabo, Marks &co--T Henderson, -Slark, Staufer
Aeon o Gas Col Hayne-D McCoard-H Fl
Hansel-A Erntrice--G slocomb--V Ochmichen
D Humbrecht--J A Baffer &co-Wilson, Cbilds &
co-Willam Armstrong; Paderas 81 e F Mioton-
K Bleakley &eo-Horter, Peterson & Fenner--P G
papin- Henderson, Peale&co-A Lanauze- Judge
Lee-M W Smith--G N Morrison-H Allison &co-
Moise-Foger &co--S MeConnico Sco--Heyl
q 1iiien--A Bertel &eo-R Pitkin-A SiGnons-T
Slaisef--y Baekus-E Hacker V0elkeFA Heaton
Experimentation 3 Huhbell-A Koenig-
ID Elklnton-J S Smonds-Kursheedt & Bien-
yenue-W Mclean &co-Sam Locke-J ] Barr
v Leeds @ &co-Taylor Cburchill-Rice Bros Geo
81 Nabster-W FHhjte-=FJ J Hart &ce--I Ma.
con-R n Denman &co-ordeI
Per sehr q KING, from New York; Bauer
Atlantic and Miss S Coz w Burbank-Cohn &
PPhelps-B 3 Castendyk-W P Converse jr-M Ne.
Graw-P Gelpi &c0-Levi Il Navra-W G Lyon Il
eo--W j McCraeken-- McIsearn q Mason-M N |
MeLellan---Aiayer Bros-H Mullan &eo-Pothoff
q Anight--S NJ Todd &co-E Thompson &co-
j Wallis &eo-order
- tl, Per bark Shawmut, from Boston-J s Aitkens- /
= = Siocomb-Buckner, Newman &c0--E A Wit /
Y 5sls 6eo-J solare-J Voelkel-Yose Bros-L n I
Hubbell-J Il Keep-order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
Riuer gntelIigenrp.
oREscEaT OFFICE, No. 04 CAMP sTRET
WaduaEdav NInrpfnU I,,,,a 4 $3.50

cREsGEsT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Wednesday Morning, June 9, 1866
Yesterday was most unequiyocally hot Busi
ness was unquestonably dull, and doubtless it ha
reached the highest point in the commercial tber
mometer. Freights for the upper rivers wer,
very scarce. In the lower tributaries they wert
nominal, and at poor quotations.
]. N, Sharp for Lafourche, General Quitrnan fol-
I.Vicksbprg, and the Ruth for St. Louis were the
only departures.
Hhearriyals were the Cotile from Macon and
Tensas, Irene from opelousas and Commonwealth
from St. Louis, to whose officers we are indebted
for favors.
The Irene and Cotile are receiving, to leave
again this evening, and the Commonwealth to
leave tomorrow evening.
The steamers 7. D. Hine and Starlight deferred
their departure yesterday They are receiving.
and leave positively this evening for all landings
up to Jefferson.
The steamer National, for Shreveport. and Wm.
Butler for Cincinnati, announced for this even
ing, and will leave punctualIy at the hour adver-
tised.
The splendid, safe and fast express passenger
packet ST Nicholas Captain s. Heno on deck
win Mr. j g. Libano in the office, is the regular
packet feF Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara and all inter
mediate landings on the coast She leaves pune
tuaiiy at 10 o'clock this morning.
IRENE FOR oPELousAs-Fhe fine, fast and COM
plete passenger packet Irene, Capt. O. Hinckley
commander and Mr., NJ. Kenison in the ONCE
leaves at five this evening, for all LANDINGS AZ |
above. The Irene has neat and comfortable
cabin has good and safe officers aud can give tirst
class accommodations to a large number of pas.
sengers.
srAsLIGHr roR RED RIVER, The justly popuIar
and unique passenger packet Starlight Capt, I
chas Hayes, commander. and Mr.. G. F. HAYES, I
CLERK leaves this evening for Shreveport Jeifer I
son and all way landings Her passenger accom-.
modafions are unsurpassed by any boat in the
traae' which statement ia proven BY the crowds
q passengers she always carries, while her com. T
boat P1-'-' e''0ii 'ne
MN. buTIEE FOR CTNorNsArI.-The new and
splendid passenger packet Wm. Butler, Cam a
Z, Hopkins, commander, and Messrs. HoDkins aud
asrkins = III The Office leaves to-day al p. M for
s4ssaphis, Cairo, Louisville and ciaeiBnau con.
vssag With the railroads for all points East and
a;sss. y eheerfuly commend this packet to our
s,saas ass aaa The public generally. sbeis stauneb
dst,ons 1si' a'sAlaer, with fne passenger accomme-
: = --'FA FOB RED Riyss, This fayorite pas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

ST L0UlS-SteaIner COmmonwealth-.S20 SKIS
bran $3.50 SKIS oats 1881 SKIS corn 20 bales hay 10
bNs candles to order-522 SKIS corn NJ Smith &co
2237 do J NJ Richardson do $40 SKIS bran and S97
bbls -four HorrelI, Gayle &co-l25 do Huntington
Bros--46 do Woods, Matthews Sco--6 plows TO l.
DoyIe-62 rolls leather W H H Witherell-l3 case
bitters Arthur, Stone ico-97 bhs flour Jas Con-
molly AGO. bales cotton Chambers I4atting-5
do Jno Williams &Co-l60 doz brooms H S Seward
81 SKIS apples A y Grieff-l00 ties lard to Grief &
Byrnes--l5 bxs mdse Dbl whisky Perkins Il Her.
sey-200 bxs candles Il Thompson &eo-2OO SKIS of
bran Woods, Matthews &co--l csl hams j II Car
ter-249 SKIS oats bXs eggs Dorman u Bruno--l3
do Stannard Il Sayback-l5 bhls pork j Wallis
&co-2l pkgs mdse Rice Bros &co--932 SKIS oats to
Geo Martin-44 bXs eggsl2 bbls meal P S DuSou-
chet &co-l099 SKIS corn Sinnott, Adams & Wayne
rs bbls eggs Is do meal Howard, Preston & Barret
kegs butter etc Schneider 4 Zuberber-sundres
to order-Total bales cotton
CAMBEN-Steamer Idahoe--7 bales cotton to
Brooks 4 Macdonald-S do Davis, jenkins &co-5
Williams, Nixon &co-4 Stevenson & May-l do to
T Henderson, Martin & Hawthorn-4 Duncan &
Randall--6 Cowan & MaYo-4 Campbell & Strong
l H j Phelps &co-l Montgomery q Smyie-4 do
Fellowes &eo--5 Byrne, Vance &co-1 bales wool
B L Mann &Co-32 rolls leather kaufman-Totai
81 bales cotton and sundries to order
WARSAW-Steamer Cotile-l bales cotton TO
NJ ellis &eo--l do to Pinckard Il Steele-and sun
dries to order
WASHINGTON Irene-25 bales cotton
Darby, Mouton &co-4 do A J Da Silya-and sun.
dries to order-Total 80 bales cotton
THIBODAUX-Steamer ] NJ Sharp bales of
cotton Hy Tete-sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

MARSHAL MAGNAN--Tbe Paris correspondent
Of the London Daily News writes "Ihe late
Marshal Maguan, who commanded the army of
Paris at the time of the coup detat of 1851 is de-
scrihed at length in Mr.. Kinglake's book-a his.
tory which. though to some extent discredited on
account Of its sensational character, is, as l can
youch from personal knowledge, one Of the most
truthful in all essential particulars that ever was
written. Well, Marshal Magnan, who was smelt
out by keen nose as an officer in difficulties who
was Of the stuff to make tool Of never knew
what it was to draw his full pay before the coup
dietdt. The half Of his pay was always seized by
creditors. After the coup d'etdt he was furnished
with means TO pay his debts, and he led a magnii.
cent life till about two years ago, when he Quilted
this world full of years and honors A lawsuit
with his heirs hasjust brought to light the by no
means astonishing fact that his old reckless habits
continued on larger scale after his accession to
fortune and after his intimate association with an
act difficult to justify III any case, and requiring
for an excuse the evidence Of good faith and great
personal purity on the part of the actors. Well,
i has transpired that Marshal Magnan pawned bis
senator's salary as security for gambling trans
actions at the Bourse, and the legal question not
yet decided is whether the quarters arrears due
at the time of his death can be made available by
the creditor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

Havana, to master
Brit brig Sir Robert Peel, Gonnor, 6 days from
Havana, to E Troisgros- Cargo, go hhds IS
tics 90 bbls so hlf-bbls molasses to E Troisgros
Brig William Henry, Bernard, from Havana
Mex schr Neptune, Ribas from Havana, to mas.
ter-Cargo, l25 hhds and 100 bbs molasses
TO order
Brit schr Sybil, Ode, from Cienfuegos, to ] Avet-
Cargo, 27O hhds 25 tcs 50 bbls and 80 half-bbls
molasSes
Brit sschr Billy Butts, Hewitt, from St Domingo, to
Jos Kelley
schr Brazos, Carlton, from vaultai, Mex-oargo,
fruit
Brit sehr Mais, Hardenberg, from Vera Cruz 26th
ult to Valeauvia-C Cargo, coffee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
Exports Yesterday.

corn Is bbs -four bbls pork and gunaries
lNDlANOLA-SchrA Anna Maria-35 900 feet of
lumber
BRAZos sANTIAGO-sohr AIexa-55o SKIS Of
tcs lard 2 tcs hams so bbls -four 100 hxs starch
and sundries
M0BILE-Steamer Vigo-7 csks bacon 2 hhds
sugar 10 hbls -four and sundries
NEW Y0Rk.-Bark poscana-1053 bales cotton
229 bale moss 2S SKIS salt 80 bbls -four aud sundres
MOBILE Steamer Oreans-3l bbls -four 500
SKIS corn bbls beef 20 bbls whisky Il csks bacon
MATAM0R0S-Br schr Ada-250 bxs soap Al
ties lard 80 bbs onions 20 bbs potatoes 70 bbls Of
whisky 100 bxs starch $50 SKIS corn and sundries
M0BILE-steamer Mary Conley-l hhds sugar
1879 SKIS corn
LTyERP0OL-Ship Zephyr-856l bales cotton
HAYRE-Ship SorVents-4462 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

ST CHARLES HOTEI.--G @ Moses and wife, city
n Slater, La Capt ] Ysunker, Indiana; II
Williams, Y;J Osgood, coast; j Morrow
W Brewster, N X; WI Boon, Miss j a Hudson
Springfield La Perkins, city; w P Kelly
simons. La; I Il Tate, city: ID /. Boon nh,
Boon and child De smet. Belgium; j Nc
Donough, ST Louis; A Hancock, do A Robinson
coast; u Cuthbert. la; Dr Brockiebank city
81. JAMES HOTEL Grof, city; q NJ Cole
man Carroll parish; II 7 Patton, VI 4 Simmons
Miss; "a Leblanc, La; Mrs r Pritchard j Ware
city; n Bradford, A 3 Hardie and wife. d
Iarr, Mfss; Mrs Ward, Miss Coleman, Mobile; q II
Pasteurs W Parsons, Miss Lafon. La; Miss N
Hord Tenn; shepardson, Miss.
City HOTEL-W w Holman M Levy Mobile.
Y Brooks, Baton Rouge; 7 Lamkin, Homesyile
Fahens Hazeihnrst;J ] Smith, Port Gibson; II Ii
Igron Miss; o Robbins, Jr Shreveport; B i Leg
get, Mobile; Morris Jackson, Miss D che.
neg, Bacon. Ala; Innerarity, Mobile; j Lynch
and wife, La; Mrs Paine, do; G W Greene, Cofum
bus, Ky; ] A Sample, Memphisl G j Shepardson
Jackson, Miss; Mrs J Dim, D Jerrold and wife.
Covington, I.ai o Byrd. Point Coupee; ] Newsan'
Dc; Danzigsr. city; " Booth, Miss; Mrs DR. Cow
ling, Houston, Texas; R Il Leonard, Waco, Texas
y p Burroughs and wife, Moscow, Texas: I, q
Agres and family, Miss T Ridges.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
aarine gnteHi9enre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 94 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, June 6, 1866.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 94 CAMP STREET, 4
Wednesday, June 6, 1866. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship N P Banks, Pepper, for Pensacola,
Halves Bowen
Steamer Vgo Norton, for Mobile, j E Hyde &co
Steamer Orleans, Wayne, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Mary Coniey, English, for Mobile, Master
Ship Zephyr, Porter, for Liverpool.
Ship sorvents, Wilson, for Havre, ~
W R Buddendorf
Bark Toscana, Delano for New York,
Brig Benz Delaro, Ryan, for Pensacola, in ballast,
schr Anna Maria, McCarty, for Indianola, etc. =
Err Poole
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Br schr Emily Ann, Joseph, for Grand CaVmsn
Island, in ballast. Master
Br schr Ada, Sbisa, for Matamoros,
Goldenbow Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

How AN EMPEROR REvENGEs HIMsELF,--The
little speech at Auxerre or rather the little addi
ton made to it afterwards cost the speculators in
Paris over one hundred million dollars Some peo-
pie lost by it, whom it was probably pleasure 10
Napoleon to punish. NJ. Feury, for instance, is a
deputy, and the president of the Credit Foncier
As deputy, he had the imprudence, the other day,
to shake hands with M. Theirs, after the latter's
famous peace speech. 1t was N. Feury who ur-
gently solicited the Emperor afterwards to visit
Auxerre but Napoeon's speech sent down tbe
shares of the Credit Eoncier 50 as nearly to ruin II