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CoMMRs. OFFICE, Dec. 22d, 1866.

COMM RS. OFFICE, Dec. ZLd, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that | shall en- the
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF JANU AK45
1867, ut my office, ut Fairfax c. H., take the &C
count ordered by the decree Of the Circuit Court
Of said County, of which the above is an ex-
tract. THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioner in Chanccry,
dec 22-lAwiw Circuit CT. Fairfax co.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAH
L county, November term, 1866, Francis &.
Johnst0n'S administrators VS.. A. S. Robinson, ct
uls.-ln. chanccry.
The Court doth further decree that Thomas
Moore, one ofthc Commissioners Of this Court,
do take an acc1 ant Of all liens upon the said
tract Of land with their respective priori!ics,
and that he also report the respective disrbu-
tive shares Of the heirs Of Francis Johnson in
the real and personal estate Of which he died
seized and possessed, and that he also settle and
state the administration account Of the admins
truti0n Of the estate Of the said Francis John
ston. decd; but before taking the accounts here
by directed the Commissioner shall give notice,
By public advertisement, published once week
for four successive weeks in some convenient
newspaper, which shall be cquiyaicntto person
al notice EXtract-Tcste
- ". j. COOLING: Clerk.
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COAP! SOAPll SOAP l!!-Alexandria, Bal
y timore and other brands of Washing Soap:
for sale low by GWIN & BECKHAM,
jan s. MOI, Union streeI:
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s. ALEXANDRIA r. r.

Ia "a OF III - -
On and after SUNDAY, the 10th instant, two
daily pass ger trains will run between W ASu-
INGTON and LYNCHBURG the day train
connecting at Gordonsylle with the train on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Staun-
ton, &c, and at Lynchburg with the trains on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad for all the
Southwest
Leave Washington daily at G30 L. N; and G.13
,. M; and Alexandria at 7.l5 u. III and 49, p
M, arriving at Lynchburg at 43O p IN. and
900 q. IL.
Leave Lynchburg at 100 u. N, and So p m,
arrive at Alexandria at AS p. m and 80 IN,
and at Washington at $50 p III and {. 80 4. m.
This road is attractive not only for its com
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bu!
Run Manassas, Bristoe, Catlctt's, Nappahan-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and GordonsvlIe
places Of impcrishabe interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to al points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Ph!la-
delphia and Baltimore and at the offices OF tn"
road in Washington and AleXandria:
j. III. BROApUS.
dec l5-tf General Ticket Agent.
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TEAS! TEASll--
Choice Teas, received to-day, {bough
since the decline in gold for sale by
ian 10 J. G.. MILBURN.
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YOUR EYESIGHTl
Dp WHITES EYE-WATER

DIR. " HIIFS u I T. W y I EIN =
Takes at once the first rank among a'loptha-
mics vet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing to thousands of sufferers III
Europe for over twenty years. 1t cannot be too
highly recommended to all men of business, es-
pccially to bank and other officers, book, keep,
ers, clerks, artizans and all such as are obliged
to work much by artificial light or ire; ana TO
work. 1t will not only strengthen and improve
weak eyes but speedily cure all Inflammation,
cold, or lameness of the eyelids, and also, re-
move the beginning cataract, and positively in
sure against blindness Price IS ceats bottle
Mailed TO any address upon receipt OF one dol
lar. For sale 6y JANNEY & CO.,
.... No. lbs, King st.
And by all Druggists. Jan l4-tf .
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DIAMOND SYRUP
~ very beautiful and delicious Syrup
received to-day, and for sale by
ol7- J. G. MlLBURN.
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A XLE GREASE.--Su Antifrction Axle
II Grease, received and for sale BY
- iv 80 and 224, King street
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TTISH.-No. ], 2 and 9 Maclerel, Goldfish,
Hake Labrador and Smoked Herring: just
received and for sale by +. G. SWAlNE..
nov 2O-tf
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OUANO AND SEEDING. Peruvian
J Guano and Timothy Seed, to arrive and fo1
sale by THOMAS fhhhl,
sep TT NO. 8 frlnce sC.eeL.
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CAGE.-Just receive 3 large supply Of Fresh
y Sage, in bulk; also, Thyme, Summer Sa'
dsc A. JANNEY s. co.
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MOURNING GOODS.
We give especial attention to goods in this
line, and have at all times a choice selection of
Alpacas Delaines, Reps, Merinoes, Cashmeres,
Sc Also, superior Clape Wells, Grape Collars,
English and French Grapes, for trimmings, sc.
Call and examine at No. 10, King street.
dec 2S-tf 1855 ROBERT L. WOOD.
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TLOUR-50 bbls. Old Dominion Extra Flour;
r Is bbls. John Davidson's Extra Flour; ~
bbls. John Davidson's Family Flour.
nov 20.tf F. G.. SWAINE.
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DOASTED COFFEE
II A selected article of Coffee, (toasteO
Every Day." for sale, ground or in the grain,
by NOV 10 49, j. Z. MlLDO RN. :
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NEW YORK.
Arrest for Attempt TO SWindIe -
YOung Mems Christian Convention
-GeneFaI Mcclellan 20 Stay In
Paris till Spring = More Prize
Fighting.

NEW YORK, November 13.-Geo
held for trial, charged with having
attempted to procure u. ). bonds
amounting to SIG, ,450, on check for
$28, ,466. purporting to be drawn by
Fred. Bntterfeld & Co., on the Tenth
National Bank, in favor of Jay Cooke
& Co. tDa-
The Young Mems Christian Con
yention commenced its session to-day.
Also, the Protestant Episcopal Dio-
cesan Convention. Bishop Lee, of
Iowa, by invitation, took seat be-
side the President of the latter body.
Gen. Mcclellan did not return on
the Scotia. It is said private busi-
ness keeps him in Paris till Spring.
There was a daring highway rob-
berry in Flushing yesterday. A per-
son. whose name is not given, was
robbed of 81 800 in Cedar Street to
day. The money had just been pro-
cured at the Sub Treasury. ~ WH
O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, has
challenged Jim Mace to fight him ia
this country for $1,000 Mace is
shortly expected here, but it is not
known if he will accept O. Baldwin 5
challenge. 1aIlfg tf
O'BaIdwin has also forwarded
challenge to Mike McCoole to fight in
England or America for $1,000.
Report says that Jim Elliott will
challenge O'Baldwin. should he come
here. @CtN l1s
NEW York, November l3.-Fer-
nando Wood was nominated for
Mayor by the Mozart Democracy last
evening. -
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front of the Governors residence,
and by half-past three a large con
course had assembled, comprising
Americans, Russians, Creoles and In
dians. At the last named hour the
Russian forts and fleet fired salutes
In honor of lowering the Russian flag,
but the flag would not come down
In lowering it, it re its entire width
close by the haIyards and floated from
the trees forty feet from the
ground. Three Russian sailors at
tempted to ascend the inch and half
guy-rope supporting the flagstaff, but
each failed. A fourth ascended in the
Boatswain's S chair, seized the flag and
threw it in direction directly be-
neath him, but the motion of the
wind carried it off. In FIVE minutes
after lowering the Russian flag, the
Stars and Stripes, went gracefully up,
Mr.. Geo. Lowell Rousseau having the
honor of fiuging the flag to the
breeze, the United States steamers
Ossippee and Resaca at the same time
honorine the event by firing salutes.
As the Russian flag was lowered,
Capt. Pestrechoff stepped forward and
addressed Gen. Rousseau as follows:
" General, as Commissioner of His
Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of
Russia, | now transfer and deliver the
territory of Russian America. eeded
by His Majesty, to the United States
Gen. Rousseau, IN response, as the
American flag assembled, said Cap
tain, as Commissioner on behalf of
the United States Government, re-
ceive and accept the same according
ly." The Commissioners spoke in
tone of common conversation, and
only heard By Gov. Makestateff, Gen.
JEFF. G. Davis, Capt. Kuskol and a
few others, who formed the group.
Several ladies witnessed the ceremOn-
les, among them Princess Makestatof,
Mrs. Gen. Davis md Mrs Maj. Wood.
The Princess 'wept audibly as the
Russian flag went down.
The transfer was conducted in
purely diplomatic and business-like
manner. The entire transaction was
concluded IN few hours The Os-
sippee, with Commissioners on board,
was steaming into the harbor< at II
% clock A. ~, and at 4 o. clock P. NJ,
a dozen American flags were afoat
over the newiy-born American city of
Sitka. A
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mems Bureau, at Winchester, has
had Judge Parker arrested on Il
charge that Union men can't get JUS
tice from him.
The Times special says the Comp
troller of the Currency is preparing a
statement which will refute the state
Bents that the Government pays the
National Banks $20,000,000 per an
mum for the privilege of issuing their
own notes, and others Of like char
ter The truth is, there is no interest
In the country which pays so great a
proportion of the taxation on capital
invested as National Bank interest
The colored militia question re-
mains unsettled. The Pay Depart
ment Investigating COMMITTEES will
not be prepared to submit final re-
port on the meeting of Congress.
Judge Chase says he is more Radi-
cal in. ma me than In fact, and that he
has indiscreet friends.
1t is probable that Gen. Pope will
send to Congress list of rebels fit
to be enfranchised, and it is probable
that the Alabama Convention will
make provision for such persons in
the Constitution.
The Worlds special says General
Sherman is expected in Washington
this week, and some of the Conserva-
tives are proposing a movement in his
behalf for the Presidency, as coun-
ter irritant to the Grant movement.
At Cabinet meeting yesterday ii
was decided that the Presidents mes
sage and accompanying documents
shall not be sent to Congress until
December 1st.
. NEW YoRK, November 13.-The
Herdids Alaski correspondence da-
ted October Sth, says:
The formal transfer and delivery of
Russian America took place to-day,
Major General Lowell Rousseau being
the first to hoist the American flag.
The same correspondent. under
date of November I'd, says that the
steamer Ossipee experienced terrific
hurricane forty miles off Archangle,
and was nearly wrecked. She lost all
her boats and a number of sails. Her
chronometer was destroyed, and most
of her fires were put out; shipped an
immense sea, damaging the powder In
the magazine. A number of sailors
were wounded, but none killed. Gen.
Rousseau and staff were aboard at
the time.
The hurricane swept over the har-
Dor with great violence Several yes
sells were badly damaged some were
driven ashore. A number OF houses
were blown down throughout the city,
but no lives were lost.
The Russian Commissioners have
r1r
the Fur Company's buildings by Uni
ted States troops. By courtesy the
troops are now sheltered. and the
supplies stored there. The matter
will be referred to Mr. Seward. Much
i'll feeling has been exhibited since
our occupation of the city. Seven
duels on paper have occurred, but
they were settled without bloodshed,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Merchants Exchange Chamber OF
C0mmerce-ArFival OF the steamer
nOntana-IndianS Depredating in
EaStern Oregon. .r- 4tsats

SAN Francisco, November 12.-
The Merchants Exchange, now in
session. hav rendered the Chamber
Of Commerce a perpetual lease, free
Of rent, Of one ofthe rooms of build
. ing on California Street, which will
be dedicated to the uses of the
. Chamber of Commerce, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, tonight.
The steamship Montana, from Pan
anna, arrived to-day.
The steamer Sierra Nevada has ar
rived from the Northern coast, with
$4,000 in treasure on board.
The Indians In Eastern Oregon are
committing depredations A COM
pany of cavalry has been ordered to
the Burnt River District for the
protection of the settlers. A great
deal of difficulty is experienced
in gathering the Indians in open
reservations. The savages of Idaho
are unusually active. They attacked
Hunters stage and killed. one horse,
but were repulsed by the passengers.
The settlers are suffering for want of
stock, the Indians having run off and
killed a great portion. E8l
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ACHIsON, A KAN.
The ElectIon OHlcIal MaJorltles.

AeHrsoN, KANSAS, Nov. I3.-The
official .niajorities from twenty one
counties, and reported majorities in
six others, the most populous in the
State, give the following result: For
negro Suffrage, 5,995; against, 1868.
For female suffrage, 5,043; against,
13,49S For disfranchising disloyal
persons, 9,253; against, S.6O3. Seven.
ty-one Representative Districts return
fifty Republicans aud twenty-one
Democrats. Fourteen Districts are
yet to hear from, ten of which will re-
turn Republicans. The Senate will
stand. Republicans, 20; Democrats. ).
The House will probably stand, Re.
publicaps, SO; Democrats, %.
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Formal Transfer ana Delivery OF
Russian>AmerIca-The Flag HOisted.

NEW ARcHANGEL, October 8, via
SwINoAIsH, w. r., Nov. 1.-The
formal transfer and delivery of Rus
sian America to the United States
Government took place to-day, BY
Capt. PestrichofT. Acting Commits
sioner on behalf of the Russian Gov
erument, and Major General Rous-
seau Ats o'clock 2. NJ a battalion
of United States troops, under COM
maad Of Maj. Chas. o. Wood, of the
Nineth Infantry, was drawn up in
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FAIL RIVER.
rhread MIIIs DestrOyedA loss slo. goo.

FALL RIVER. Mass, November 13.-
The Mantle Thread Mill, owned by
Z. NJ. Swail, New York, and j.. Nj.
Davis, Fall River, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last night; loss, $40, 900;
partially insured It is supposed to
to have been set on fire by an incen-
diary. About eighty hands were
thrown out of employment. ras -
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PHILADELPHHA.
Thad. Stevens Gone to Washington
He is I'm Good Spirits.

WEST PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3D.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens left Lancas
ter this morning at 8 o'clock in a
special carr arriving here at noon.
The car was attached to "a through
train for Washington. The ride did
not fatigue him. He was sitting up,
was IN good spirits, and conversed
freely with a large number of friends
who paid their respects to him during
the time he was at West Philadelphia
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RICHMOND,
Arrival of Chief Justice Chase
Cost Of Registration in Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 13.- Chief
Justice Chase arrived this morning.
He presided IN Court this morning.
Davis is expected on the 23d inst.
Gen. Schofield left for Washington
o-day. flt
The cost of registration III Virginia
is S239, 600. Cost of military estab-
lishment in the State for the last ten
months, $5.000,000. 1851
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The Suppression OF the Temporal
Power OF the Pope Indispensable
to food Relations between France
and Italy Roberts, FeatherStOne
and Gould Sentenced TO Prison for
Five Years, Etc.
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ROCHESTER,.
Departure Of Weston The Roads
Muddy. -

ROCHESTER, N Y. November 13.-
Weston, the pedestrian, started at
twenty minutes past II o'clock this
morning for Buffalo. The roads are
muddy, but he avowed his intention
to be in Buffalo at 3 o'clock to-mor-
row morning. He Indignantly denies
the statements that he is Ia league
with those who bet he will not make
one hundred miles in twenty-four
hours. rF na.
s BUp9Aho. Nov. 13.-Weston is ex-
pected here this afternoon, aud re-
mains here to night.
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7 TELE CIR AP III.

TELE CIR AP III.
Tor Commercial aud RIveT Dispatches see
FVth Page.
Genera Sherman Expecte
at Washington. s.
The Conservatives Want
Him for President.
Formal Transfer and De-
livery of Russian
America.
Gen. Rousseau HOSTS the,
American Flag
Chief Justice Chase in
Richmond.
Thad. Stevens en- route tor
Washington.
He is III Good Spirits.
Tho Cclcred .fili,ia Ques-
ton not yet Settled.
s.sa4 .s4-+.
Imp rtant from Europe.
Th Temporal Power Of
the Po',s.
lis Impression Necessary
3 v to Good 'ielations Be-
tween Italy and
France. S.
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MACHTNTsTs.
EAGLE WORKS
ia Manufacturing Co.
i55f ~ FOUNDED
OVER QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
P. w. GATES, President.

Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
EVap0rators,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Mills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines.
Lathes, Pianers, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses.
Saw Mills. Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing.
a Office, is Canal street.
d HICA GO.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THos. CHALidERs, superintendent.
ID. r. FRASER. Assistant superintendent
AMI Draughtsman.
X ALPH GATES, Secretary and Treasurer.
W. Il. CHASE, lCfeneral Agent, New York.
Mabbs q Bros Agents, Lake Superior.
novI2 dem
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FLORENCE, November 12.-The Ga
zette published the text of a diploma
tic note from Prime Minister Nine
brea, which declares that the suppress
sion of the temporal power Of the
Pope is Indispensable to the mainte-
nance of good relations between Italy
and France.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Woman, Hahged--EailuFe Of Lumber
DealerS-Escape OF COunterfeiters
Snow Mt Buffalo. s

3 BRooKvILLE, PA l., November b.
Mrs Lcnallier, the German woman,
who poisoned her husband last win
ter. WAS hanged to-day. She made
full confession. e9 3if
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MONTREAL, November 13.-sene-
cal & Meigs, largely interested in the
United States lumber trade, have
failed. Liabilities, 100000. - a'
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N. Y. SPECIALS.


Reported Negro Plot TO Kill Whites
in Virginia-Judge Parker Arrest-
ed-Statement OF the Comptroller
or Currency-The COlOFed Militia
Question not Jet settled General
Sherman Expected af Washington
The Conservatives Want Him for
PFesldeRt-Cahlnet MeetlRg-EOF-
NAL transfer aud DeliVery OF Rus
siaH-AmeFIca - General Rousseau
HOistS the American Flag.
New YoRK, Nov. 13s-The -HeY-
ads Washington special says: 1t j.
reported that negro plot to kali cer-
tain white aud colored men who voted
the Conservative ticket in Virginia,
has been discovered near Lynchburg.
1t is also said that the negroes are de-
batting IN Micklinburg and adjoining
counties whether to seize the lands
on the first of January, if they are
not given them.
The Superintendent OF the Freed
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Kansas election Returns.
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BUFFALO. Nov. 13.-The ground is
coverel with snow this morning.
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BosToN, Nov. 13.-The friends. of
the late Ex- x-Governor Andrew are
engaged in raising fund of 100000
for the benefit OF his family. Over
$50, 600 have already been subscribed.
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ToRoNTo, Nov. 12.-Ulrich &
Harieq, American counterfeiters. who
were confined iu Jail here awaiting
extradition. escaped this morning.
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PARIS, November 12-Midnight-
The reported resignation of Marquis
de la Valette, Minis ter of State for
the Interior, is confirmed. The EN-
peror has appointed M. Pinnard his
successor. NJ. Pierre Maque has also
been appointed Minister of Finance.
ENGLAND. 40
MANCHESTER, November II Even
iug.-The prisoners Roberts, Feath-
-erstone and Gould were brought up
before the commission to day, and
were each sentenced five years impris-
onment. All the indictments having
been disposed of, the special commits
sion for the trial of Manchester riot
ers was dissolved. o
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Late dispatches
from Florence state that the recent
note from Menabrcau, Prime Minister
Of Italy, has had very quieting effect.
The press of Italy, however, are al
most unanimously of the opinion that
it is Impossible to reconcile the differ
ences existing between the Italian
Government and the people and the
Pope. = M
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISKS
Taken at fair rates
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIZED CAPTTAL....... ....... 81 ,O.0O0g
PAID Up CAPrrA AI,............ ........... 10000
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Formal Transfer and De-
livery of Russian
America.

Thad. Stevens en- route tor
F Washington.
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JOHN s, HOPKINS, President.
JAMES H. CUTLER, Secretary.
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He is III Good Spirits.
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WILLIAM HEILMAN

ll-neeessor 70 Kratz 3 AelIm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18
Editorial and News Items.

JUDGE SwAYNE will be present to hold
u session Of the United States District Court In
Louisville, Kentucky, in q few days. Several
cases under the Civil Rights law will come be.
fore the Court.
IT is announced that Barney Aaron,
instead Of being dead, Is now tending bar in
Baltimore Neither Aaron nor Collyer are much
hurt The latter has gone to Fortress Monroe
to sec his mother.
The steamer Niagara was sunk in the
Alabama river, 80 miles above Mobile, on Friday
last. She was laden with supplies for the suf.
ferers in the interior. Tho boat was worth
$26, 900, and the cargo as much more.
They have in the Southwest bands OIL
desperadOes known as regulators" Some OIL
these scOundrels visited the cabins Of freedmen
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad recently
and whipped several negroes and shot one, who
was trying to make his escape, in the leg.
THE roughs of Baltimore, inspired by
the recent prize fight, are displaying their yaloi
In that city. A party of these villains made ar
assault upon one James Gallaher on Saturday
evening. GalAher was shot, it is supposed,
fatally, These are some of the fruits Of the Coll
ger and Aaron fight.
THERE is to be convention of all the
railway agents of all the principal roads leading
West, South and Northwest, in Louisville, or
the 2sth inst. The questions which these gem
tlemen will have up for consideration will be an
increase of speed, uniform time tables and more
certain connections. There is wide margin
for improvement in these particulars.
The Republicans of Louisiana have
adopted a very radical platform. Cover
nor Flanders has appointed the State directors
Of the opelousas, Great Western and Jackson
railroads, MesSrs. Angomar and IsOm, commits.
SionerS sent to New York by Governor Wells to
sell the lsvso bonds, have been recalled by Gov
ernOT Flanders.
IT IS now understood that the Juarez
Government in Mexico has decided to Danish
Macmillan and his principal officers from the
country, and this is done as q concession to the
United States. They should not do as We have
done with JEFF. DAvis-let him 80 without trial.
We hope they will try him GrSt and then Danish
him. Tho Liberals It tho city Of
Campaehe.