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The New York herald., 1866-03-08
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Significant Declarations OF the French
Corps Lcgislatif-Mr. Scward Promis-
WithdrawaI OF Five Thousand French
Troops by the End OF May.
ACTION OF THE FRENCH CORPS LEdIsLATIy.
In the French Corps Legsati the 18TH uli. Count
waewsk read from the chair the address in response TO
the Emperor's speech, which contained the following
significant ailusiou to the Mexican question
sIEK--The Corps Legslaiif s happy to observe with
your Majesty the tendency, constantly more and
general TO resolve foreign difficulties by pacific means
This tendency strengthened NJ " has been by your
tervicws with many soyercigns and by the friendly
meeting Of tho English and French nce,s, ID add
spends the requirements OF peoples, accompshes
the wishes OF France and honors Tho wisdom and pru
the Emperor the nrm hope that reconciliation wil
take place between the Pspacy and taiy-a reconca-
ton essential TO both their interests 70 tho peace OF Eu
and the repose or conscences The convention OF
September Is honestly executed will e fresh guarantee
Of the temporal power-fapplause)he maintenance OF
which is indispensable 20 the independent exercise Of
the spiritual power Of the Holy Father more approba
toni Oar erpsdaton 10 kenio is opprodehsr1 "a end
The eotry has reeeir.d ne axrcae, Of IA. 'cs sof.gae
RON We evyrs forced o. % 10 Aerco ~ ne fnp>r0'r,
duty of proecting oossoyDen d1asnst cdIvs violence
dsd otasning e redress Of 0Sr no lc1ima> grieronces
s.gned M your Na,sv D. C>iy dsvctednse TAs rpcdi.
ton dteSs 20 dstarf cories Ce dtfincr.sed
re- ss 1Ss and e s r q t,'sss agp% y lS = sy p'sS ~ =
poliey ard N traditional synpahi,s whieh nsptrei has
D. tate vHabyo9e a, e pr,aene # our trs on
Mexiedn foiL 10 maxi D>ir recall dsp,d>@ vpnn onv
o,her oons,d,rd,ion ndn csrenerc> could b.
cppdfpe 1 rights and honor cloud applause
or these sire, you tho guardian, and the Corps
IL xislntf knows that you will watch over them with
a solicitudo worthy OF France and Of your usme
ALLEGED DESPATCH FROM Nm. SEWARD.
From the Paris Patrie Feb 10
II II rumored that at Cabinet council recently held IN
wash.ngton Mr.. Seward presented the crafI Of dee
patch 10 the French government. msnhestng the most
cOncliatory intentions towards France and aigd~ .ng
ne r,ddiRes ofh> UsVed Slater % Prodio bsir NEURAL
" ia kerico, subject b e>yto,n conditions.
WITHDRAWAL or FIVE THOUSAND YREscn TROOPS
BY TIVE ESD NAY.
The Paris Pr,r Feb e. says certain proposals have
emanated from Mayimlan which render possible ~
turn II fs, 0oasand beops from hezsoo by ~ ead o.
Nan
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
THE sPANISH-CHILEAN WAR.

the Spanish um ma ary Re-
lection OF the Offer ny the Chilean Cow
ernment--Cuban Subscription to Aid
spain I'm the War Against Chile and
Peru, &c.
HAVANA, March /. 1890
The Fomeno newspaper Of Porto Rico copies report
from the Panama Sar and Herald 10 tho following
enect:-That Commodore Nunez, commanding the
Spanish squadron the Pacific had proposed armis-
tce all questions issue between Spain and Chile to
stand a. before the war the Cavadonga and the Spanish
prisoners be returned To him. and commissioners to be
appointed on both sides TO treat the question amcaby
all OF which the Chilean government refused In very
decided manner.
Nuncz thcn proposed that the Chilean Minister Of
Foreign Affairs come board his flagship and arrange
the amisce To which the reply tina, scnor Mendez
Nunez liberty 70 20 the capital to make any
proposition he it, but that the Minister OF Foreign
Affair." could not leave treat any subject with the
enemy.
Some OF our citizens having expressed their readiness
contribute towards the expense which the war win
Chile and Peru may occasion 70 the government, the
Captain General has sgnhcd hts acceptance Of the oner
and comntec has accordingly been Organized TO col
iect the subscri ptona
This South American crusade however, " very IN
popular In this country, with the Spanlards who
foresee no good likely from II, and nnd their
commercial pursuits obstructed by IT, Tho disastrous
results experienced st. Domingo by no means for
gotten.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
News from Ell Paso.

WASHINGTON, March T. 1865
Onlcial from Ell Paso the seat Of the national
government OF Mexico has been received in this city up
the 10th Of February President Jusrez and his Cab
had heard satisfactory from the interior The
dissatisfaction Of the people against the French rule
growing every day.
The movements OF General Ferragas brigade arc
thought render necessary the evacuation Of the city OF
chihuahua by the French
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Neyys from New Me1ico.

SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN FREIGHT TRAIN BY THE
TMPERIALrsTs-DEMAND OF TUE IArRRIALIsrs
FOR PROPERTY CAPTURED BY LIBERALS, ETC.
San FRAscEco, March 7, 1895
The Flag has advices from Fort Mason, New Mexico,
stating that the imperial commander at Magdaiena,
Sonora with band Of Indians, seized freight train
belonging to American citizens. and prohibited further
transportation by American citizens.
Colonel Lewis commanding at Fort Luis, has becn
served with demand by the imperial commanders for
property taken In action by tho liberals and sold to
American merchants. Tho demand has been sent TO
headquarters. These orders emboden the mpenalists
70 invade American soil 70 plunder aud murder In
offensive persona
Generals Mcdowell and Mason refuse 10 allow Colonel.
Lewis and ha men 70 rotalate
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Oar Havana Correspondence.

N HAVANA, March i, lsoo
he steamer Vera Cruz leaves this afternoon, and By
I send you the Mexican news received by her Dates
n tho capital are TO the isth aud from Vera Cruz 10
22d Of February.
is said THAI Marshal Bszains would shortly make .
70 ousretsro 70 preside al council Of war In which
orisnt military operations are 70 bede,ermined
he government had gwen permission for the con.
ucioD Of canal for the drainage Of the city and
ley Of Mexico, which vii cost 5000
enorJ. Forms has placed twenty I've sq-sre league
Msns. " ihs easie 1 Lngn. 70 rapaS.saaA bot.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

SUPPOSED MrrpKR N srooxp AvxsrR me body of an
unknown man was found last evening, shout seven
o'clock at the corner Of Tooth street and Second ave-
From the fact Of pistol shot wound being sp-
parent In the head, ~ " supposed that he must have
been murdered The locality is lonely one, there
being no houses IN the vicinity, and such deed mght
be committed after nghtfail without The act being Wit
messed The body removed the Twenty third pre-
cinct station house. ~ Eighty sirth street and
Fourth avenue and coroner notified 10 bold an nqnes
Deceased IA aged about thirty year, Eve feet seven
inches in height has light brown hair and goa,e>, and
dressed brown sack cDat light under coat black cloth
vest mued pants and 0no boots
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

PcroS ssoorso MArcu Brwus Tl-toa IrD rBs
JnsEr BoY-Tw JrAKv Dor vEcroEovs The second
match for 81 ooo between John Taylor Of Jersey CITY,
and VIM seess tho Js~aey Boy, m MY douhie birds
each too. plz1s a. Gfseovilf yestefisg lsteri on
esofe W. V.cfrugr7 haglrG s.4fl eighty f1lf N.'1
a.alrai cl.ftf sy TafisT rhlre asfs sirt lfc .n.
ifra o. aff f's'f' 1s'uns sss = - Or % ssfsay
80. az y - i.sSs-
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Royal Havana Bottery.-Pyiss- patd
ir sd inflammation furrshsi Ths highs~t paid f1f
ao'tlioyus ard a. siffs ~ sdlf ard silver
TAYLOE co, Bshksrs. Va wall street ~
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Boon.-ward's Ladies' Paper Collars
Cuas Also Gents Wholesale ard retail wholesale
price lat with drawing o different styles sent free v h'
Lsde n W n. WARD. 81 Broadway, ~ y.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Fire I'm q Tenement House In Maiberry
street.

About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon IRE broke out
IN bedroom on the first eoor of toe tenement building
No 100 Mulberry street In apartments occupied BY Alex
apder watson from which the flames extended up be-
tween the building and the adjoining Ave story tenement
house. No Ill occupied by upwards Of twenty families,
and IN this way Are communicated 70 the second
and third noora On the breaking out Of the hre the
smoke hIed the hallway OF the building, rendering
escape by the stairs extremely hazardous but no lives
we're lost
Mr. Watson's lo~s viii be about II 900. Tho other
tenants ia the upper par OF the building have sustained
damage 10 tho extent Of $500 The building 10 owned
by william Dosn II ~ damaged about 500 saId 70 be
insured Building No. Ill s damaged about $500, and
~ owned by Mr. Nash
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A.-FinTrs Ready dsds Ciothfsg In Anne
reA0ents Youths Boyf, snd Chil9renA all quite
70 custom wort BROKkW BIOS, O. fAfsyett place,
And "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper ullon.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A.. often ovefioosss Worms n ~ siorash sni hy-s'
osas. irritation ~toh bs r.vsd ouiy W ne u a
sure remedy BROWNS -vEagfFUgE coMyrTs,' o.
worm Ios.as.. sr. sirsl. ana ss.iasi
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

All Primes Cashed In Legal Lotteries
! cLurR Broker. IYs Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

All Legal Lottery Prires sCsshsa-Drsw'
J. " CLAYTON 10 wau street n. y.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Address.-Poiisk - Son, meer.haum
manufacturer Goa broadway, usAPouftb street Iip~r
Cigar Holders, cut boiled snd mounted
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

All Kinds of Headache Cured with
"ePALDfso's CEPIAfIC rIIIN." aiso eosr A. na-a1
infifa ston anf Dytg-ptia. = CcHDl
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

SUSPICIOUS.
Some two weeks past tho American brig Open Sea,
Captain A. Coombs cleared from New Orleans in ballast
Cor Havana having board passengers very large
party OF southernes Late Of the Confederate army.
from some not very well defined said brig came
into 'his port" the 18th, and the southerners were
landed Altogether this must be looked upon very
mspcious transaction, taken In connection with certain
acts bearing upon the organization Of bands intending
% raid through the country for tho purpose Of robbng
ndlscrifnnately We told here that vessels loaded
s,h late rebels" permitted to clear from New
orleans for ven Crua n this IL then IL looks very
arcngly ~ though Captain Coombs cleared for Havana
While intending 10 sail for Vera Cruz lis all very well
pr tho Captain and the confeds say that they
blown" down here, which, In tone scnse," ~ right
nough; but there s considerable doubt 70 how tho
rts was "steeredn
W. arc in possession Of information that another craft
N New Orleans lately clearing for Belsa. Hcndurnsh
aided with more soatherners and that the vessel rs ex
There doubt that the 'Confedsrntes" In Mexico
q engaged In some secret movement Of small I'm
,rtance, and no matter under what banner-with
inly not neht on the side which has got the least
oney nor be particularly -crpulcus about obeyng any
,Iers inconsistent with their own desires True they
glory, tthis time " that they take the field
To-day Vera Cruz u alive with Confederate Americans
EN- standing several parties OF thom have dissp
ared within the last week OF 30
All the consus have their Gags up, ihis being wssh-
gton's birthday.
nded in vora Cruz, while stlll another has received
her Is great deal Of talk on the rcpor, Of the con.
hplaied issuing u paper currency BY The imperial
terument
he liberals do no, seem 70 b very active nor DO ing
sthing very brilliant, just now
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A.-Jnpauese usfr stain Coiors n Natu-
raj bAck % brrvn Oniy prepsration. fftf erne
boz AZ HhRNEy, II Para rOw, ani Y. q, WELL. cJ's
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

pfshing T.ehi. - Ersry p.erlp,loa
~ ~ss y - st~- a-pA.tBk =
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

The Improved Eiiip,s sewing Ma
sh.ss A a. EUrLEE. 81 sf..xvsy srsss stttsA
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

From the Waren Leaves OF the Cereus
Grzndinorn- MONT BLOOMING CEREUS-Phslon a
Son have ELECTED The most entrsncng perfume that
charmed the ssnss There IL a furur- forv Il Al ouos
yoluptpous healthfu and almost iueradrahl~.
PHALOs a son, New York,
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Boots shoes of every de1crpon reduced pr,oss ~
ladies' and children the largest N ths W
Al Brooks' SIS Broadway. oppo.le Nstrgyoltan Hosi
PA. BROOKS, Arsrt
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

ws..ter a wiispn's Lock s,iteh sswiss
VI, u g. G.A.. $3.50 A-sAaGs e~-2s-4sAs
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A.-Uphham's MaracheiIa Causes ths
ysssaSsE:s: a farf row, aa3 }. Z. wkELs CO. u
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Tssrel Torts AmsthTsi snf Ffafi fe'ffion- - -
Uhrrst gofaL tafs~ f1uf tFr Fts 81 ~
n NV a. lsrn Ygf sal- py % q. ALLkh "a bfssl
So, ats sasr tsl1v Carsi suHsl
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certainly ~ ~ondsr ~ NE age issfy
ts aal dpctfs ~ tbls rfty
sHalrs 70 thsh patients osiy fa<
rnateu ever fnosn
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

bury mt Pier No. "a East River-Lo-s
Estimated at eIIO.0OO.
About ten O'Clock Wednesday morning nre was
discovered among the cotton in the forchold Of tho
ship Earl Of SALISBURY, Captain Konmann, lying
at pier No. E East river The nroncn were
promptly nj work, and tho Police boat No. ! also
had two powerful streams " water the Ore; but
notwithstanding their exetons the vessel had 70 be ned
with water before the Ere cogd be extiDgusbed The
vessel clear for London day two, she had
ncary a fu cargo board consisting Of 800 bales OF
cotton 1o4 hogheads OF $50 barrels OF potash
45 of logwood and other articles owned by VARIOUS
parties The damage 10 the vessel VIII be about $40 600
and the los- the cargo may smonnt 70 tlo00 said
70 be mostly insured.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
S HIPPIN G NE W S.


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The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Logro. MONEY HAKKET, PEB. ~.
The Bank - England has reduced its rate of Discount
20 per cent
Consols for money, sTI a s75 United States i've
twcntes, o9,s esh Eric shares, SO 531s Illinois
Genital shares, 76jS IL
LIVERPOOL COTTON NAsKEr--FEBRUAKY u.
Sales OF Wednesday and Thnrsday, 10 000 bales In.
cluding 1000 70 speculator and exportsrs Market
irregular and oneqgar,er Of penny lover under news
from America.
LIVERPOOL BRyk psTrYys NAnKyT--FTBrUsry ~.
Mcssrs Richardson, Spence Co, and Wakefield kash
Co. report dull and generally heless market Flour
duii, and diftcult 10 sell; quotations nominay
changed Wheat In moderais demand at about late
rates; winter rcd and Southern los a io- Cd Per
oental Corn quiet, aud shade eier; mixed 2ss ID.
a 2ss. I'd. per $50 ibs
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NssKET--FTBKrAEy r.
Messrs Biylznd, Athya Co, aud Bruce ucAu-
LIE rcportBeef In good demand at the late advance
IhdA mees i35s, old b5H Pork scarce aud nrm At
full rates Bacon quiet snd n shade lower Butter very
dun Checss firm for choie Lard closes nrmer Amer
cnn Tss a 76s Cd. Talov unchanged.
LarxgTAIi provisions aioady. sxcops bacon which v
1rmer and lard which tends upward
INDIAN MARKETS.
BosnAr, Feb lA-co,ton advancing and cotton goods
Grrner. Exchange "a I'd Frcights 10 Liverpool t0N
CAicrrrA, Feb. la-harket improving
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
Metesin's Great Rheumatic Remedy q.

Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, President go Brosdvsy AEspt'
wanted
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Coughs. Hoarsenes- and the tnrtous
Throat Arectons " which pube speaksrs N 4I onsrs
anf anRrfs a.. liable relieved by HROetfH BkOSrHiAB
rRoChkr Having direct nhospnr W me afeci.d l~rts
u~y sllAy Pulmonary Irritation. Tho freeden iron All
dtsr0u- ugfedsna mskrs ihr Trochs safe remedy fof
delicate female youngest shd ard tAs cAusSd
lbru be held In the hsb.-t sHtssn ~ uoss rno 80
m.
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20, cn. r. ce%; ss.s ~. s; ~. s, . ,s
Tor 81. Dr GNo b ALLkk tls hraaasar.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Grover n Bsher's Highest Prsmiuns
E.s,o suchA and Lort sum sewing hs-hn~ 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
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Marine Disasf~rs.

Steamships Cuba. Heels. Eagle. saratoga Albrm1Fle
wind AT sunset NV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19
Western Texas in 1860 and 1865.

We would call attention to the pros
poets ahead ofus, by comparing the rela-
tive degree of prosperity which We en-
joyed before the late war and what we
May reasonably expect within the lapse
of the current year. In 1860 the amount
of cotton raised west of the Colorado
river, which found its outlet through this
bay, did not exceed in value 81, 250, 900 /;
the value of wool and hides did not ex-
ceed $l50,O00; and we sold abroad about
5000, 900 of beef cattle-altogether two
millions of dollars. This year we esti-
mate that there will be 5000 bales Of cot
ton raised in the same territory as 1860,
worth 81, 5000 The value of beef cat
tie exported and sold above the home
consumption will be 81 900, 900; of hides,
will be $3.50, 900; of wool, will be 81, ,000,-
0OO-altogether three millions eight hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars -IHdid-
nold Times
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19
The First Blood.

The London correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette thus writes of Fenian
| affairs:
On Saturday, the 18th ult, the day on
which the act suspending the habeas cor
pus was passed, party of three police
men called at the house of farmer
named James Ryan, residing at a place
called Glenbane, in the county Tippe-
rary near the borders of Limerick. As
they approached the house they heard
the sounds as of men drilling with guns,
revolvers and other arms. The consta-
bles knocked and demanded admittance,
and Ryan opened the door, but seeing
them load their pieces he put out all the
lights, and then his drill party fired at
the police, wounding one so badly that
both legs had to be amputated. The
second was wounded slightly in the shoul
der, and the other escaped. The Fenians
then rushed out and yelled and hurrahed
for free Ireland, ETC., and fled to the
mountains. A second and stronger party
of police returned soon after to the house
and arrested Ryan and two other per-
sons, and seized six-barreled revolver,
three barrels of which were still loaded,
which the fleeing party had left behind.
1t is said that new commission will
be appointed for the trial OF the Fenians.
Troops still continue to pour into Ire
land, and every little town and hamlet
throughout the country was being gar
risoned. The Cold Stream Guards and a
body Of sappers and miners were ordered
off on the day the steamer sailed from
Liverpool (2lst). As many of the Fe-
mans arrested have been sent to the
Model Prison at Pentonville, all subordi-
nate officers of that institution, of Irish
birth, were transferred to other Govern
ment prisons. 1t was stated, but after
ward denied, that guard of the mail van
had been fred at during their passage
from the Dublin postotiice to the Great
Southern Railway, on Sunday morning
18th ult Three regiments have received
orders to sail for Canada as soon as pos
sible The statement was also made and
corrected, that Mrs Stephens, Mrs Luby
and Mrs 0'Donovan had been arrested
The Government, it is said, does not in
tend to interfere with them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-19
Death Warrant of Christ.


The Courier des Etats Cnis, of late
date, says; Chance has put into our
hands the most imposing and interesting
Judicial document, to all Christians, that
has ever been recorded in human an
mails; that is, the identical death warrar {
of our Lord Jesus Christ. We transcribe
the document from copy Of the trans
lation
SENTENCE
Rendered by Pontius PLATE, acting
Governor of Lower Galilee, that Jesus
Of Nazareth Shall Suffer Death on the
Cross.
" In the year seventeen of the Empirs
of Tiberias Caesar, and the 4th of March,
the city of the holy Jerusalem Aneas
and Caiaphas being priests, sacrifcators
of the people of God, |, Pontius Plate,
Governor of the pratory, condemn Jesus
Of Nazareth to die on the cross between
two thieves-the great and notorious evil
dence of the people saying
/. He is seducer.
2. He is seditious
3. He is the enemy of the law.
4. He calls himself, falsely, the son Of
God.
6. He calls himself King of Israel
6, He entered into the temple, fol
lowed by a multitude bearing palm
branches in their hands
Order the centurion, Quintius Corne-
lius, to lead him to the place of execution.
Forbid any person, whomsoever, poor
or rich, to oppose the death of Jesus
The witnesses that signed the death Of
Jesus are:
/. Daniel Robani, Pharisee
2. Janus Horobable.
3. Capet, a citizen.
Jesus shall go out of the city by the
gate "Streneous
The above sentences are engraved on
copper plate, on one side is written
these words
"a similar plate is sent to each of
these tribes
1t was found in an antique vase Of
white marble, while excavating in the
city of Aquilla, in the Kingdom of
Naples, in the year 1925, and was dis
covered by the Commissiarat of Arts
attached to the French armies At the
expedition of Naples it was found en-
closed in box of ebony, in the sacristy
of fCaurtem.
The French translation was made by
the members of the Commission of Arts.
The children requested earnestly that the
plate might not be taken away from
them The request was granted as a
reward for the army. Mr.. Demon, one
of the savans, caused plate to be made
of the model, on which he had engraved
the above sentence. At the sale Of his
collection of curiosities it was bought by
Lord Howard for 1881 francs