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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-13
true copy Attest, George II. Knowlton Register.

Attest, George III. Knowlton, Register.
A., Court of Probate held at South Berwick, within
and for the county of York, ON the irst Tuesday IN
April, in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.six, by the Hon. l.. L Bourne,
Judge of said Court;
nS Inc petition Of Lydia J. Sewall, Administrative
" of the estate OF William II. Sewal, late Of York,
I'm said county deceased representing that tho per-
sonal estate OF said deceased il not sufficient 70 pay
the just debts which he owed at the time OF his death
by the sum Of eight hundred dollars, AMI praying
for license to sell and convey so much OF the real
estate Of ad sS and q ,n ss
ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof TO
the heirs of said deceased and TO all persons interest
60 h s SSii.bsd three weeks Excessively in the Un
ION and Journal, printed In Biddeford, In said
county that they may appear ut Probate Sourt 10
Tuesday In May next, at ten OF tho closk IN
the forenoon and shew cause, II any they nave, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
Attest.George III. knowIton, Register.
>"'' Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
Ala Cour. of Probate held at South Berwick with and
for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday IN
dred and sixty:.ix, by tho lionE.E. Bourne, Judge
ELISHA LIBBY, named Executor in a certain in
Ia strumcnt purporting to be the last Will ana tes'
lament of Hannah French, lato oil Dracut, IN the
County of sIiddlesex and Commonwealth Of Ma,a.
Sa,n and rcUre:en,nr thai said Hannah was at tho
tme OF her decease, residing IN Dudeiotun INC sau
county Of York. .,,,. a.
all per,ons inter, sted, by causing a copy OF this
order to be published three weeks excessively In ths
Jn,or 4 journal, printed ut Biddgiord, IN saia
To 10 holden at saco, In said county. on the
arst Tuesday in May next, at ten OF tho clock IN
the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have, why
the said instrument should not he proved ap.
proved and allowed the last will and testament 81
WV Attest, dcorsc H. KnOwlton, Register.
A true copy. - ,,, ,,.
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operate with Congress in restoring to
equal position and rights with the other
States in the Union al the States lately
In insurrectiO.n
Mr.. Stevens asked that the resolution
be referred 10 the Committee on Recon
structiOn.
Mr.. Bingham assented 70 this.
Air VOORHEES,: / should Ike to see the
question met.
Mr.. Bingham-I demand the previous
question.
Mr.. Voorhees-That's flying in the
face Of the enemy. If the question should
be decided IN the affirmative, would il
carry my resol ltiOn.
The Speaker decided that it would.
The demand for the previous question
was seconded, and under the operation
the resolution was referred % the Com
mittee on Reconstruction. Yeas, one
hundred and seven; nays, thirty-two. as
follows.
Yeas-Messrz. Allison, Ames, Ander-
son, Ashley, Of Ohio, Baker, Baldwin,
Banks. Baxter, Beaman. Benjamin, Bing-
ham, Blaire, Boutwell,, Brandegee, Brom-
well, Bromall, Buckland, Bundy, Clark,
Of Ohio, Clarke, of Kansas, Cobb, Conk-
lin, Cools Cull0m. Davis, Dawes, De
frees, Deming, Doneiiy, Diggs,
Eggslest0u, Elliott Ferry, Garfield,
Grinnen, Hale Harding Of Illinois,
Hart, HAYES, Henderson, Highly, Hill,
Holmes, Hooper, Hubbard OF Western
Virginia Hubbard of Connecticut Hub
hell, OF Ohio, Hubbard, Ingersol, Jenkes,
Julian, Kelly Keis0, ketchumi kuyken-
dali, Lafrn, Latham, Lawrence, Of Ohio, .
Loan. Iongvear, Lynch, Marion, Me-
CHUNG Mckee, McRuer, Mercu, Miller /
N0orhead, Morrii, Morris, Mouiton, /
Myers. Newell. O'Nei, Orth, Paine, Pat /
terson, Perham Phelps, Pike, Plants, |
Price, Rice of Massachuseets, E.ce oi 4
Maine, Rollins, Sawyer, Se0fieid, Sheila- !
barver, Smith, Spaulding, Stevens Still /
we'll, Thsyer, John L. Thomas Ir0w- /
bridge Upson, Van Aaran, Van Horn of /
New York, Warner, Washburne Of Illi- I
u1is, Welker, Williams Wilson Of Penn /
sylvania, and Window.
Auys-Aucona, Berger, ,sB0yce, Brooks, /
~hanler, Darling, Dawson, Denison, |
IlIdridge, Gl0sshrenneF, trider, Harding,
If KY, Hogan, Jas. NJ. Humphreys,
Kerr, Lebl0nd Marshall, Niblsck, Mich
olson, NOEL, Radford, Randall, Of Pa,
Raymond, Ritter Rogers, Ross, ST0use,
Tabor, Taylor, Noorhees, Winfield and
Wright.
Tie House adjourned.
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II w O
Splendid C0ttGn Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A SPENDIDLf improved tract of Land be-
n longing % the estate OF Seth Whealley sfi-
uated on Bayou Macon ia Carroll Parish, La
i5 miles west Of Lake Providence This tract
contains ziv9 sores, so OF which has been
cleared for q long Sine and viii produce a bale
Of cotton 20 the acre. There is a good dwelling
house, quarters for labQrers, steam gin mill and
az necessary improvements ON the place.
Bayou MACON Is navigabis for steamers and the
products can be shipped direct from the private
lanGing ts New Orleans.
Alsa, z550 acr % Of which Is open. situated
miles south OI Memphis, between Horn lake
road and the river. This Is one OF the best plan.
tations IN the county, producing cotton, corn
wheat, oars, etc, equal 10 any upland place in
the state. There Is a dwelling house, gif house.
quarters for abCrers, inili cribs and stable on
the place.
Great bargains may be had IN either o.. both
Of the above places. Apply 10
DR. d. u. SAUNDERS
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THE BEST -PIANOS

hB0Wn tG Musical Critics and TO Minds
capable Of judging t1RDortiolllf, are the
celebrated SCH0MAkER g CO.'S
Piano FOrtes, foF sale at Il. BERNARD's,
80 lldia Styest, Afenlpl,is, Tenn. The
best g0ools IN the 1fltsicok line IN the
qreatest variety and Gt tke Ioa0sst pri-
ees, at $50 Main Street. Each iSlSlrlt-
nleat WGrrGAeed, and old Pianos taken
ia eDehdage.
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N. B. PRIyANE AND CeNFIDENTa AL-Thers
Is Barrel on Tap. FsTbam sap.
jana tf F&A.
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CONFEDERATE RURIAL N sAvAN-

The RepEJlicaB says: One of the
most solemn spectacles that has ever
been witnessed IN our city, took place
yesterday afternoon, the occasion being
the burial OF twelve Confederate soldiers,
whose remains were recently disinteTred
at Sailors Creek, near Farmville, Va.
the spot where they fell on the sixth OF
last April. They were buried al Laurel
Grove Cemetery.
" Shortly after two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the Savannah Fire Brigade,
C0mposed Of some of the finest young
gentlemen in our city, formed in process
sion, each member wearing sprigs Of
eveIgreens and bearing laurel branches,
proceeded to the cemetery, where the
last sad rites Of Christian burial were per-
formed il the presence Of a vast con-
course of afflicted relatives and sympa-
thizing friends, who had gathered
around the fresh made graves 20 witness
the retUrp OF "dust TO dust, asAes 70
ashes
AssOon as the c0rtege reached the grave,
the cofiins were removed from the tomb
and placed in front OF il, where the burial
service was read by Rev. DR., I-sndrum,
Of the Baptist church, after which the
cOrpse1 were removed 10 the graves pre-
pared for them, where Right Rev. Bishop
Elliott delivered q most eloquent address
after the burial service had been read by
Rev. pT. AKsoB, ofthe Independent Pres
byterian Church. In the eulOgy which
Bishop Elliott pronounced SO fervenHy
he remarked; THE time has not yet ar
rived 60 raise a monument to perpeIuate
the memory Of these gallant men, but as
sure as there is a God of Justice above,
that time VIII come when the country
will recover from its present delrium,
and a monument viii be raised towards
heaven in memory Of those martyred
ones now gone forever
" A large number Of eN-COniederate
officers and soldiers We're in attendance.
This graves had been beautifully deco
rated with the Tarest kind of flowers,
which filed the air with fragrance. As
soon as the collins were lowered into the
ground, crowns, crosses and flowers were
sprinkled upon them by 5eyeT8l young
ladies, wLilh lUrmed the most touching
episode connected with the ceremonies.
Quite a large number OF Union soldiers
were present, and it was really a Chris
tian sight 10 witness the true respect they
paid TO those who they were willing to
acknowledge as fOemeu one wear ago,
but as friends to-day, believing, like ali
Christian soldiers, that the grave should
hide every error ala conceal every fault
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-17

4 RAILROAD TO SANTA FE.-The St
Louis people are discussing the plan Of
building branch TO the Missouri Pacific
railroad, running directly through the
rich counties Of Cas-, Lyon aud Chase,
IN hansss and running 10 centrally as
y loucE tuv county seat Of every one Of
tnein; IhB road at its nearest point,
VIII pe twenty-five miles south OF the
Kansas river, and al least bring 81 I .ouis
and Santa Fe twenty-five miles nearer
together than by any other projected
road,
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Aofice.


ITO All Whom &c May Concern; will apply
G6eIbv county for letters OF administration
upon the estate OF A. p. Mcknight, deed.
JAMES N. MCKNIGHT.
IT n Mallory Atty. ial0 IaW3W.W
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IRA NSIENT and Day Boarters can be ac-
| conimOdated at reasonable rates at 45 Pop
lar street. near Main street, Memphis.
iau5 l0ts KOS AMOND q FOREMAN.
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BY The Improvements which are
taking place IN Judea are very great.
For some distance around Jerusalem
there are extensive plantations of y0lng
olive trees, and in and aa0at the city the
new sU.ldilss are both numerous and
handsome Every European nation
seems anxious 10 have footing in the
Holy City. The Russians support the
Greeks, the French the IatiHs and the
English though not ayowedly Is na-
tianl patfonize the Jews, whose interest
wa probably become the strongest event
u2ny,
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Cotton Plow Lines.

We are agents FOR the Memphis Cotton NH,
and have in store one hundred Coils = Cotton
PlOw Line, which viii be sold 70 Merchants a.
Factory price.
Orders for Rope Of any size win be filed
prom Dtlv and 4 prices lower than Sc Eastern
Mis- a. J. WHITE & CO..
Dealer In Hardwars % Front street.
de27-ia
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D. ". Hopkins e Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Little Rock, rkaaSas.

4 W. HOPKINS. fornerIv real estate broker
~ aud agent, af ilctuphis. Tenn. John W.
Faust, attorney 81 law ami general insurance
agent, and james A. Martin, land surveyor al
Little Rock, ARK offer thelrservices 70 tie pub
lie generally as agents for the Collection OF al
Civil Claims. iJr the sale and Payment OF
Taxes ou al Property entrusted to their care
AN communication promptly answered hir.
Hopkins, ur thla hrrn- Will be fOumd IN business
hours at NO. Z, Post once Buiidiug. office Of W.
j.. Barnett g. CO., lOr a few weeks 20 come. We
have on hand "a large number Of kfua Elaata-
lions. some f1r sale and some for rent mauv 90
which are on the Mississippi, Arkansas, Qua
chita. -uuhower aud other rivers. and near the
same Large and -naI Places Also, about Two
hundred Thousand Acres Of ChlcOt Cotton
Lands. selected Tor actual settlement all priced
Law. Ferr L0ta j. W. HUPlSlEs & co.
Memphis Tenn Dac. ~ isdl. tir2B Inn
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DENTAL NOTECE-REMOFAL.
DRS. J.B. 4 WI. WASSON,
3I2 DENTISTS. Big

usvro-c, removed our Office 70 the corner Of
II Rsofn and Monroe streets, We take pleasure
in announcing to our numerous patrons and
f,iends both IN the country anu city, that We
80 now prepared to perform all operations
bovveVsr dffficult and Intricate. belonging TO
o,,r nroftsssl0u, in the most judclOus and skill
mi manner. All late improvements In Plate
with our practical experience and facilities Tor
5perafing, we feel safe in Offering our services,
with an assurance Of rendering entire satisfac-
ten 70 all those who may favor as with their
confidence. Memphis Dental Depot At same
place No 3i2 Main ST. de1s-lm
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UNDERTAKING.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
FT,MWOOD CEMETERY

TeSrABLIsHliD some eight months ago. are
" still I'm active force. au4 yili be Kept M
notwithstanding The withdrawal OF the mlfl-
tary guards from the gates.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain a
Permit, or otherwise they VIII not be admitted
within the inclusure.
Tickets ean be had AZ al times at J. c. Hoist
q COS, Main street: W. h. smith & Co. s. Mon
roe street; owen smith, corner uf Gayoso and
Second streets, undertulsers
Family tickets can be mad at all times At the
once IN The Cemetery. fEOS. SrEWAh
del-.im Su-feril f=TitieHE.
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PROFESSORS:
NATHAN GREEN, SR., LII. D.
NATHAN GREEN, JR., L. 3.
Course of Study.
COVingtOn Female Seminary.

The next session OF this institution win open
on Tuesday, the 3Jth January. Tuition inclu-
ding the higher mathematics. ancient langua-
gues, etc, per session SIS, with Sl forncidentals
French, so; Music, including use OF instrl-
ment, s25. When tuition is paid IN greenbacks
they will be taken at market value.
decl2-lel" JAS. HOLMES
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ResoiUed, That this House have an
abiding confideneein the President; that
in the future, az in the past, he Wil lcO-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-02
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw YoRK. Dec. /.
The news from the seat of war in Paraguay
is dated Rio Janeiro, Oct. 10th. -
In addition to the change Of commsaderi
N the Brazilian army, which vas feported Ia
the Herald few days ago, anew commander
has been appointed - fShe teet in place Of
Admiral viscount Tamahdre.
A levy OF $500 men in Brazil is demand.
Cd, but the recruits are coming hut sluvly.s
Tbs loss nf the Allies 1t Fort CArApatse Is
now reported to be 1000 men, besides three
iron -elads being seriously damaged.
The Allied army. il w6s ~sumored, would
fall back on Corrientes.
The national exhibition at Rio Janeiro
commenced on the 18th Of October. The ex.
hibi,ion is intended to display the products Of
that favored coantxy. The Emperor and
Empress and the Prisces aad Processes, &C,
eonpasied by = larse ssite, attended the
opening.
Further hsavy duties lsss been imposed
on the distiilation Of ran IN Jamaica by the
Legislature Of TIT isiand. hat little margin
for profit now remains With the business un.
der the new tax.
There viii Be in the fsssss no direct COM
munication bstwusa KinG4ea a1d the United
States, except b. nsnaisqs gn1Iag vassels.
A screw steeasr, palled ~ noissr, reach
ed LAguaysa, Venesssla, a ~ 18th Of Oct
last, havine besn 6fied ont n Engiand for the
use of the VeAezselian navy. II was man
ned BY Englishmen, Who insisted on being
retained ~ it, crsx, end on finding that the
Veuesoeiian government would not retain
them, they put to sea with the Bolivar, and
have not since been heard from.
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FROM WASHINGTON. :
NrkYow. Vee

NEW 4 09kk. HISC.
A Washington special says Judge Carter,
of the Supreme Court, will delivss. the ad-
dress of welcome at the mass reception Of
Compress.
There have been 22e designations Of clerks
in the Treasury Department during the year,
mostly on account Of inadequate salaries.
4 DtruoR effort will bemade tohave Con-
gress increase these salaries.
The estimated receipts OF revenue for the
next fiscal year instead Of $500, ,000, coo. as
has been published, are really less than $3.50.
OOO, 600.
The Secretary of the Treasury will not rec
ommend the issue Of any per cent bonds.
as stated, and will indicate the time at which,
in his Judgment, the assumption of specie
payment can be safely effected. Ii is his
opinion that this may be done in Is months,
but hopes for an earlier date.
ideat's message has been deliveredto the agent
ofthe Associated Press 70 be sent tothe leading
journals of the country. Copies for the New
! ork and PAiladeipAia press. however, have
been entrusted to the care of special messen.
gers, who will deliver them when the rsadiAg
ofthe document il commenced In Copgte4.
The Worlds special insists that his sum-
mary Of the Secretary of the Treasury De-
partment published few days since was made
up from the books and was entirely correct.
The Heralfs Washington special says Sem
ator Aorriii, of Maine, it is understood, will
immediately, en- the sste emblage o Congress,
introduce bill TO confer the privilege Of
suffrage upon the freedmen Of the District,
and will energetically insist ON an early vote.
1t is said to be his purpose to have this new
law in full force before tho next municipal
election In this city. Il wa Senator Morrill,
who introduced and carried through the bill
emancipating the slave} Of this District.
Secretary McCulloch is desirous that Con-
gress should enact clear law, making it dis
tinctly understood that the United States are
pledged to redeem the principal, as wen as
the interest, Of its bonds in gold. But know.
ing the opposition which all his measures will
meet in that body, ne will not directly pro.
pose il. In another form, however, it is not
unlikely that this and several other measures
he has on foot, will be brought to the atten-
ton of Congress at the prOper time
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- ~
FROM CANADA.

= 1s5 - sAt
* il ToaSSro, C.. r., Dec. l..
Judgment was delivered this afternoon In
the case q Lynch, McAshaa, s.avin and
School. There were not many present il the
Cou-t, end nothing unusual in McMahon' 4
case. Tho Chief Justice sxpounded 1t some
length the law under which the prisoner was
tried. After .diSpossng of objections raised
by prisoners Counsel to Courts Indictment.
His Lordship read the evidancs siven q he
trial, showing prisoners cqpnectioa wilh he
Een1AAs, and stAtes that, after careful, de6b.
crate confederation, he agreed with the learn
ed Judge who tried the Gaze, that although
the prisoner came over with the Fenians, os-
tensibly for the purpose of administering
apiritual consolation to the wounded, he was
aiding and assisting, and in fact, was equally
guilty. Afidavits put in by prisoner were
then read, and their insuticiency for erantins
. nev hid dwelt on.s In conclusioa, Hi
Lordship stated hs was of opinion that ell
grounds taken BY the prisoners counsel fol
grsnting thGNk ha6 1a11GGN9 hadit been
granted il would merely nave been wasting
,'ss sss,d II 81 sls sg 49, 3S aSs;
most careful consideration hs could arrivs i
no other deceisA stA6 Sostenss The rule.
Il rs sass q az deSss y! k3ssz. Hs;ibs
rscepitalated thAsh hsstisus, hs stAtsd hs per
nv ssss5Iiss9 .s9 i ~ yIisa es S:., =,
mach c.Fs and stadt e u di1sssnt point
involved snd q liog lsissd, Nd CONE &
lfhe copcinaioa TIT no a3cianf ,srpnndA he1
4. ..ds de- y !. e 9. hsrn 8
1as.;ss Wares dsli.srsd juds.sns il Ii,
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VOL. 1IIL

Aafes convenfon Of pqeA Ca1b
VA held 1t Cohodgin this 0Ase, and eIeSesd
delegates to the q. 8. Convention of French
Canadians to be held here To- day. The Go,
hoes Cosvestion was stfosgjvg in favor Of
Canada endeavoring 70 gain admission to
the United States.
8 i special Wsalfaksos tdsspassh. kyssthe
annual report cf the Fostmssesr General il
printed Il shows that there have been less
changes in discharges and appointments du-
ring the fiscal year ending June s0th, than
any pssyiens ysas. AHe1& The recommen-
satiuu should 81 rsia y clssks in the Depart
Jment.
] Alsahaai 7 saystle U. sreH
er, s kss :siisd rom 2olsol1 u serdks n
spsct vessels Of his squadron stationed in
S0ssas1 sSoesls E ssss I'D s o1sS Allan. am
tic squadron, making h one Of the largest in
the service.
Eugene Murphy has been appointed q. 8.
Marshal for the district of Louisiana, vice
Mckee removed.
Two nerehants At Ttusville, Pa. who have
charge Of the Parker Oil Refinery, hsve been
arrested on suspicion of having committed
. heavy fraud on the Government BY evsding
the Internal Revenue laws.
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FROM SAN FRANCIECO.
GAHFaxxcIscn. Nax.

SAW FRAxcIsco, Nov. 80.
Up to Wednesday afternoon fourteen bod
les from the wreck Coya hsd washed ashore.
Capt Paige, DR.. Rowden and Mrs. Pearson
among them. ~
AdVlces from idaho y Nov. II, rpp4sens
the Indians as very troublesome.
The Internal Revenue Collector Of Idaho
reports the value Of the bullion product from
January lst TO November lss, at 81, ,o7s. .256
in currency. ru vsx 81 x@ .zs n
The ship Bilas Greeamau, Capt WelhIusn, .,
which Rus into d.oh. the o IT, 10 dss.s. r. s
ton by the agent Of the underwriters.. She
will probably be condemned.
Legal tenders I'll.
The Central Pacific Railroad is completed
70 Cisco, 93 miles from Sacramento, l23
miles from summit Of Sierra Nevaaa, and
50, Ill feet above the sea.
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FROH PHILADELPHIA.

PHIIADgLpBIA. Dec, l..
To-day the Coort OF Quarter Sessions, h
Banjo, Judges Allison and .Pearce on ths
bench, imposed sentence on all the prisoner
convicted OF various crimes in The courts ol
Oyer xdd Tefminer. Mason Roberts andths
noted professional burglars each received I've
year, inAhs couety prisoss VIM. A. xegune,
the murderer Of Maggie Baef !, tte Conti-
Mental sshsetes ia pSGs, uAs ssatsacsd tesiehl
years and six months in the penitentiary.
Newton Champion, the murderer OF Mar
Kearney in June last, xaA sentenced 70 be
hane While Judge Allison vas passing The
seAtence. the sdene wns Of an unusually
solemn character Champion paid no astep.
ton 70 it, but during the impressive remarks
Of the Jvags nafehsd ppanddown he dock,
with his eyes liked on vacancy. He has here
toees soesht % create the impreasioA that
he is insane.
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FROM MEXICO.
Nr~yo.r n

The Heralfs Mexican correspondent, from
Chihuahua, Nov. 7th, says the policy Of Ju.
ANA seoafding those Mexicans who have
served in the Imperial armies, and who may
fall into his hands after the final embarkation
of the French, is slightly limited ~ in com.
municaaioh Of the Secretary of War of the
Mexican Republic to General vavon, at Tux
pan. The Secretary disapproves, in strong
Language, Of vAolessis pardons 70 such per.
sons. .
Certain documents are published, officially,
BY the Jnarez Government, which throw 4
food Of light upon OEtega operations The
latter has granted the privilege of coming
Mexican money in San Francisco to citizen
of New. York. Jusrez, ON being requested
BY The Same individual to ratify the permis,
sion of Ortega, promptly refused.