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The New York herald., 1867-03-23

The announcement that Mr.. Sam ooycr and xr Dick
Hollywood would give an exhibition Of the ''manly art'
last night a Tony PASTORS Opera House drew togethes
ono Of the largest assebsges that collected In that
establishment After excellent negro dslneasions
and singing by Tony corps Mr. VIM. Jones introduced
essrs Coysr and Holly wood dressed In the costume
OF the ring time being called they advanced to the
centre OF tho stage For short period both were eau
to, but few feints Holly got In wish the
right Coyers left cheek and admirably countcred
on the ribs During the exhibition Holly wood again
got homo effectively on the same spot Inc display,
though uot as scientific as was anticipated yet showed
Coycr to be quick hitter and gave general sa,isactS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Frankfort Boursc.
FRANKR0RT, Msfch 22-P. NJ
United States bonds sold to-day at TIN.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LlvuPooI, March - Noon
The brokers' circular reports the total sales Of cotton
for the week at 67 900 bales Of which perhaps oae
quarter were for speculation and export The market
has quite uctuating Near the close OF tho week
prices gave way. and decline Of y u is noted The
market to-day opens dull, with probable days sale q
5000 balea Middling upands 1ssS.
LlvERPooL, March 22-2 p. n
Cotton has declined I'd for mddIng upisnds since
the noon report. and the figures are now lsKd. The
market 10 extremely duh.
LIvzRrooL March 22-Evening
The cotton narkess heavy, ana prices have down.
ward tendency The following arethe authorized quota.
tions At the close ofthe day:-Mddng uplands lskd;
midding Oresss 13xd The sales Of the day amounted
70 1000 bales
Liverpeel Breadstuns Market.
LIvERrocL, March 2z-Evening.
Tho market for brsadstuns ID quiet. Combined
western 4la -. per quarter.
Livc1pesl Provisions Market.
LIvRPoon March 22-Neen.
Lard Is stesay n sos. Cd. per hundred weight fce
American.
~ EUxRrooL. March 21-Eventag.
Extra prime mess bssf has declined 70 ress. per
Liverpesl Predace Market.
LUxKrooE, March 22-Nooa.
Taliow "a Cd per hundred weight Ashes "a pc
hundred weight for pots Rosin l6a for ans Amsei-
LrvxuooL, March 22-Evening.
Ashes-Pos 3lA per cws Rosn-commoa Wilmiog
ton 3d. per cw Lnseed cakes fl0 for thin oslong.
Petroleum La Cd per gailon.for standard white.
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

In Pore in the Meditevranean.
PARIS; March ~ 1861
The ironclad Mantonomoh and the other vesselss -
the American squadron are still at Po Mahon. islanAsG
Mnorca (Balearic islands,
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

Masanie 10 given al the stadt theatre last night
before immense audience. II Is the most celebrated
Of Aubers works. and the music is brilliant, sparkling
cxharang and remarkable for the clearness and sim
plciy Of its dramatic effects in scenes OF the
greatest hustle and confusion. The armins barcarole
the market chorus the chorus Of fishermen, the boaut
full finale to the third act tho bacchanaiian song and
Masanellos aria arc the chief beauties OF the opera
The German version is by no means favorable for dis
playing those attractive light and the cast
last night was rather weak In Vital points II
we'll received however, and in general commercially
sung
the anxiety manifested by the music loving portion
OF the public to witness Fioows Martha performed by
the Rchings troupe, and the claim that the acknow
lodged merit OF Mr. 5 G. Campbell has ON all lovers Of
English opers drew together last nsght at the Olympic
theatre brilliantly fashionable and crifical audience
that filled to overfowng every compartment OF the
theatre. With cast including Miss Richngs and Mrs
Seruin together with Messrs Campbell Castle, seauin
ana Pcakes and the well known efficiency OF the chorus
andlorchestra under Mr. Predgm the performance was
a success The part Of Lady Harriet may be reckoned
ns one OF the most attractive OF Miss Rchngs' nu1e-
rous roles and tho music throughout was sung In ad.
mirabIe tyle Messrs Campbell and Castle sustained
their respective roles OF Lionel and Plunket with spirited
effect aud Mr. segun was an exceens representative OF
Lord Trstram Repeated and enfhrsiastic applause re-
wardod their efTbrt&
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SOUTH A NJ e RIG A.


SOUTH AME RLC A..
or ATLANTIC CABLE
The Paragaayan War.
LONDON, Mnrch %, 1857
The Brazilian mail steamer has arrived ak LISBON from
Rio Janeiro.
Active operations had been resumed against the Pa
raguayans The allied feet had shelled fort Humaita
The Spanish Pacific War.
LoSDow, March 70, 1857.
When last heard from, the Spanish squadron had
in sight of and was pursuing the combined fleets OF
Chile and Peru
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

i'm Session.
FLoRncx.. March * 1861
fhs National Parliament insugursaed to-day b.
King Victor Emanuel, who delivered ter usual speeck
from the throne.
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he Spanish Pacific War,


Broadway Theatre.
Ths successful engagement Of Nr. and mrs Barney
Williams, which is fast drawing to close, rs attracting
largo crowds those which greeted them during It's
earlier stages Last night Mrs. Williams took her only
benefit and the house crowded with most fashion
able and appreciative audience. Tho bill was most
attractive one:Born TO Good Luck, Yankee Courship
and the Irish Lion in the last piece the Irish boy and
Yankee girl sustaining the principal parts and In which
they added another link TO that chain OF popularity
which will ever associate the recollection OF the VIII
iiamscs In the memory OF tho play goers Of New York.
They were well supported by Messrs. Edwards and
Peters and tho efficient company attached TO this house
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E U R 0 P E.
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH q
Napoleon's New Idea--An Anti
Prussian Coalition.
The National Parliament Of
Italy in Session.
-. 90. q,


NsDsGesw h Assassuis9 60 ReceaseruuesG
Prussia.
RARrs March q, 10o6
II u announced that tho Emperor Napoleon favo0 .
confederation q the governments Of Fsncs, Hollaal
Belgium and swiszeriandy sgaanst Psu@is
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

THEATRE rRANCAIS. Fourteenth street. near Sixth
venus.-Lx SuPPLIcE DUN HoMnK--LAM0UR Dun
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

DODwORTH HALL, D6 Bresdway.-PRovEssoR HARfz
Will Perform HIS MIRAcLxs-L EscAMArEuR HxR
-FAiRY SINGING BIRp Matinee at Two O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
AMusKnrNrs THIs AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

:. BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Broome
All HALLow Eva.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

NEW YORK THEATRE Broadway, opposite New York
sHoxsl-K -KxsILwoRrH-MIss ELY 0'CosSoR.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

STEINwAY HALL, Fourteenth street and Fourth ave.
nue.-THEo. THonAs LAST SYxrHoNY SoIRxE.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

WOODS THEATRE, Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas
Tohs CAIN. Matinee sf J. u O'Clock.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-FRA DIAvoLo. Matt
s One o'Clock-rHE Docr0R or ALcAKrARA.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs 6s5 Broadway, opposite
Che Metropolitan Hotel-IS ETHIOPIAN ESrERrAiN
SKNrs SINGING, DANCING BuRLEsouEs-THK BLACK
Cook-SPiRiT HASH EArERs AMAZON.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

TfTR BUNYAN TABLEATX. Union Hall OF
Twenty third street aud Broadway, at 7I-MovISG MIR
PILGRIMS PRoGRxss-SrxrT MAGNIFICENT
sscssss Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at 3 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

KELLY 4 LEONs MINSrRELs, 72o Broadway. oppo.
cite tho New York Hoel-IS SONGS DANCES Eco
rRicrrIEs, BuRLRsoUEs, 6c.-CINDER-LEoN-MApAoAs
BALLET TRoUPE-PATu PARIS
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6is Broadway-
HsAp RIGHT Arm PRoBsr-THE WASHINGTON
TwiSs-woSpERs IN NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCE ART.
LECTURES DAILY. Open from A. NJ. till l0P. NJ
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ERxAN srADr THEATRE. Is and ~ Bowery.-
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'hese samo expenditures havo dcrnngcl the
finances of tho Empire TO M alarming degree.
hFe""y mas tho Government asked for IL sup
Elementary crc'lit Of IiS, ,u0D. .OOD francs,
Wpoh mas been very unr,vorubly received.
Tho cost Of tho Mexican expedition is esli-
mated at about 450, 100000 francs, besides the
guaranty Of tho Government OH n large sum in
hexicnn bonds held by French citizens, who
arc now clamorous for a conversion of tbo;r
scrip into something of more tangible value.
The Government refuses 10 recognize this obli-
gntion. But even If The Courts pronounce In
its fhvor, the moral effect will bo nearly os had
In case Of their non-paymcnt, MS would he the
injury to the credit Of The State in the contra
ry event. NJ. THEIRS, it is understood, has
ono oil his heavy guns in, readiness FIR this oc-
ension, and though he may perhaps be disposed
this time 10 sPHrc the Emperor personally, his
speech will certainly direct attention 10 mat
iers tho consideration of which cannot be
otherwise than prejudcial TO tho Government
The Exposition still commands the attention
OF tho public, and politics, therefore, is in
abcyance The general tone of the thinking
mind of the Empire, however. is ono Of more
or less nlarm, full Of vague fears; trade is
seriously injured, and there is general belief
that the present unnatural calm will be fol-
lowed by catastrophe, political, military or
financial
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INTERNAL TROUBLEs In FRANCE,

The session Of the French Chambers will
soon soon close; but very important debate
may bs expected to preoede the adjourn.
ment--' 6. the consideration Of the Budget |;
what here would be called the appropriations
,the whole Mexican question will probably. be
Drought up and freely ventilated, a. the largo
hosting debt incurred for purposes connected
Win the Mexican expedition ;nau,l now b.
'nnded sad % y Is, moreover, alleged
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Jon WonE.-We have now completed our
Office 30 rs to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends
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LARGEST CIRouLATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official LiM Of let
fers renaaiuiny IN the IostoDfce at Mc end
y each 'Oeck, ayrcca6!y to the Jolto,0iny
section Of The NcO Poste6fce Lao, as tie
neyspaper having the largest circulation in
hss Cty of Charleston:
aKTIon And be Il further cnacod. That Lists OF let
eYtcmaling uncalcd for IN any Pcstofce In any city.
toH or yllagu. vhere nowrpaPcr shan DO printed,
sl hereafter bo publIHhed only In the newspaper
which, boing published weekly Ofcner shall hive tho
Circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
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aJ- AZ communications iriendcd Tor publication IN
Mfs Journal mus be addressed TO lte Eitor of Me
Daily Retcs No. 1e Hdync-street, ChdrIeston, s. G..
business Communications 20 Publisher Of Daily
Netos.
fions.
Acknowledgements outside ofMe city must be accompd
nief ,pith Hc cash
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ORDINANCE.

TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
Il for tho Information Of all coLoerned
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE cLEANBrNo OF YnryIrs
AND VAULTS Ii TIE CORPORATE LiNITs OF rHR orrY
]. Be u Ordnned by tho Mayor and Aldermen That
nom and nfer the ratification OF thia Ordinance II sba
lot be Awfnl for any TO cleanse or remove be
conten Of Vaults Priyes within The limits OF tbn
city without having previously obtained license for tho
samsi Al such licenses 70 expire Tho als December
Of eyery rear and b subject all imnos
Cd by Ordinances regulating the granting or Licenses for
II Th,t heuss Of Barrel, In open Carts and wagons
prohibited and parties applying License viii BE- rc
qurcd 70 provide closed Carts suitable for this
: III All persona having such License ahlli repoIt M
one oftn Guard Houses during tho day. his or ther In.
tanaon 70 such work during tho ensuing night; In The
Lower Wards Iuch report 10 DO 10 Tho Main usri
H9nse IN the Upper Wards to Upper Guard HouIe,
" Tho phco or plsces for tho deposit OF such o,i
shal 30 desgnited from limo to time By the Mayor
Y. kSery oxaer or driver Of such Lcensod Cart or
Gtasr Rer.on who sha violate any Of tho proyson.
tnn ORDINANCE or shfl neglect or refuse to obsery
tne ..o or any Of hsIo sha1 forfeit lsy for Zach
ahs not 70 exceed txentynve doirs 70 bo
forced py tho hAyortn his Court or recovered In any
onef CSSrs 9: compotont jurisdiction. rs =
hauned IN City Council this seventh day Of NAV In th
ty-asvon. ig 1'f. Tf---TT - - - -
". Il. sMrrH. F. G. oA11A1R; M:vor
Clerk Of Council smo May 10
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NOTICE.
ofFICE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.

ov,,, NOTICE.
rTlHR ATTENTION OF ALL pAsfIEs kSe HERRsy
directed 70 Tho following Ordinance, ratified juno
as+Il AN ORDINANCE
~. n RELATION TO PupIic VILLA as
BE g ordafned BY hs kayor dad LLdtrmsn IN Cdfy
Soanea Giteed TtAt II shan and rnly be lawful FOR
ms Board OF Fre Alstefs from time to hme 10 rsssn
or 70 pfohbtt sfeiI As o. any sf to Public Wels
tn any part Of tho city whsneYes In their Judgment he
public good shAI require suoh restrsint or prohben.
and any peson who shall violate any order Of the aid
Board OF fttn EIstnrs In relation " de Puhno Weils IN
sonay in writing. or dolly p1blhed In one Of ths eity
nnxspsperl ibsn 30 subject cd TO pana Of tan doar
June ~ lmo chid Iirs Dessrt.nsnt
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NOTICE..

oFFICR. THR CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHAAA-EsroH. 8. O., May as 1865, /
tbs 'cissnaing OF Privies and yault" Sorbids tho
we OF barrels Ia oin cars and wagons and parties ap-
aoitAble oe the purpose. An psrsons tbsreioee uht,
p1fDose tsSnG Jobs Of tho tfnd hereby required 4,
'osreAppaylnG tor hoonsc- O. b s19WALp, 4.
,,j lAaAy y 5a.rli aHe Captain Of POlioc,
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THE TRI-'YEEKLY NEWS.

DUBIMHRD m wnHBBoRo' 8. q. APyopna
psoatahie medium Sor The sd1e1tling puhiIs ot
We respectfully solicit their p.tron.s. sur our mutu.,
80 :oA,LlARp. DearoRFRs wnIIAMa,
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AST R OIL GY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHRD
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRo1oa1sr.
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

GHR REYALs SECRETS NO MORTAL, EVER KNEW.
She reatoroo TO Happiness those who from doiefui
eyen caaAhophes, crosses In love- loss Of relations md
sriends loe, OF money. 10. hsyo booomo dospondont
she brngs together those long separated nformn
aon concerning absent friends or losors restores lost
stolen property tells you tho business You are be,t
qualified to pursue and In what you Win DO most suocsss
rn sapses speedy marriages. and tells you tho vory day
you Will marry, gives you tho Names nkcness and cbsr-
Of the person sbo reads your very thoughts
and ~ her Almoat powers nnyss Tho dark
and hidden mystertes OF tho future FroIn Tho ssrs We
see IN he maiehc starr that overcome or
prtdomnAto In tho conhguaHonfrom the aspocts sn,i
poahons OF tho planets and tho hIed stars in The
OF tho time OF brtb. she doduces the future destiny a.
man man; ts not to consult tho greats't Asrolos.f on
have 20 hyor.6le an opportunity Consultation fec With
nfonsaa and a desired information, u. Parties living
distance can CONSULT Gis Madame by mail with eousi
safety and satisfaction TO themselves a in person
fu and explicit CHART ariltcn out with ali nquIrIcs AZ.
sxsrod and hioness oneosed oent BY mali on receipt j,
price aboTe mentoned The strictost eecrs5y viii ~,
maintained, and all correspondence returnod or estrr
cd References Of tho hghcst order nrniahod thosa a
airing them Wnte plainly Tho day Of the month m,
hni.. " 1T ~ ----"-oo " ~ "
Address, MADAME Il. A. pERRIao
-. 80 P. o. pnAwSn 2as BUFFALO, ny
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EDUCATI0 NAL,
INsTItUCTIoN I'M EI,EE1,II

INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
M RS. NICHOLS. NATIVE OF CHARLESTON
lfl Tut during tho pnst fiitcon cars rcsdont In
EUROPE Is desrous OF giving instruction in Tho Froncb
OF her pupils.
Inqulro at Mrs. FINNEY's. No. 100 King street.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL, H

For Improving and Beautfying tho Complexion,
Tho most valuable and perfect In use for
giving tho siin beautiful poarfn uuL that q ONLY
found In youth. II quickly removes Tan, frecilss pn;
pics, notohes, Hoth Patches, BAl:owneas. Erupuons
and all impurities Of the AIM kindly healing the ssns
leaving tho stn vbito and clear alabaser Ia uee
cannot be dotoc.ed by tho closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harnlsis II u lie
only article Of the kind used BY tho French and u con.
hdered BY Tho PsrhiAn Indispensable 20 q perfect
toilet Upwlrdl Of $1,000 bottles sold during te
past year. sufctent guarantee Of Ito sicaoy. Prfcs
only 7s eenta sent By ma po<-pad, on receipt OF ha
= nRRaER. sHuT1s CO., Chemists,
ass River 81, Troy, n. z.
Ahfch ~. '.# X 1yr
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NJ ( ( TIN G s


GERMAN FoLuNTEERS' ASSOCIATION.
TJlilE lti:tiuLAn MONTHLY MEETING OF rIII5 AS.
soClhlloR will b0 held 7b-Siyif. TlIursttny July
strocts. above Mr.. Iinustc,lt'H BiUro.
puncti,al n!tenda:co Ia requested.
by orlcr. GUST IIOFFNEYEu
1oty 10 IL Sucroiary.
PHEENIx FIRE ENGlNIc COMPANY.
A REGULAR QUARTERLY MsEIINa WILL be
"A, held, Thin EreHng tho 18th instant ut Tho Market
Hail. o'clock precisely puuctua Attendance 10 70.
qucssed NJ tho Arrc1r Lisl will b, r.ad
~ os,sf; . "a wILLIMAN, sccrOt1ry.
As tho s. T. C. Committee will report
July IL
UNION ISILwINNINa LODGE, No. 4,
A. F. NJ.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
~ VIII DO holden at Masonic Hail This Evening, 18th
inst, at O'clock. -
Dy oHler,ofw.M. ". E. ROWLAND.
July 10 Bccro.ary.
UNION HEPUBLIChN PARTY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
A ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CCNyEN.
IA TON OF this Party will bo held In Coiuu bIa T. C..
on Redneiday. tho 2ith Of July, .8G7.
Tho tends or the Government aud this Party In Dis
Cnrlt ston requested TO assemble oloct osRalcs
aud sopd them with properly prepared credentials.
Zach District IL entitled to Tho number OF
lives That they nowed In 10th branches Of tho stao
Legislature.
Dy orlor Of tho Executive stnto Central Committed
EDWARD p WALL. Secretary.
July io 11,i9,13.l5lT,1B
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B O A r Df N a,

lfxcELLENT BOARD, At VERY LOW
rates u The most central business part Of tho city
wlthout lodging. In private house, can now be had
For particulars addrcas *. L." Postomco May Is
ROhRDING.-TIlREE PLEASANT ROOMS
- With good BOARD can be had on immediate snnli
oanon 70 NO NO 50 CHURCH STREET, west side ncar
Tradd street Terms reasonable Juno n
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CRISPER COMA.

s@ CRISPER COMA.
Oil she was beautiful and Lsir.
Win Starry eyes, and radiant hair,
g... Whose curling tondrfls, soft untvined
knehsined the very heart aud mind, a.
CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of oithor Box into Wsyy
and Glossy Rin8lets or Hoary Mnssiye -
<, t5,tIi=E Curls. -. M
RY USING THIS ARTICLE LADTR AND GENTLE
~ AEf can 6esutfy themselves . thousaud.loh.
ho only artclo In world that will curl straIaht
earAnos Tho crsper Coma not only curs tho hair bat
oeauanes and cieaness II; 10 highly and do
Hls ne hind oyer offered to tho Amt hoan public The
Csmpef Coma VIII be bent to any address, scaled and
Addross all orders 70 > l,.f'. .ti 4. sIf
E't ". I. CLARK & co., Chemists,
-. a. No West Fsyette street, BJfscuss. N. z.
Maroh 30 --- -L-A---. - - - :. iYr
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H A r L E STON

THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1s, 1867.
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C0PARTRERS RSHIPS,

DISSOLUTION,
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the namo Of r. ARNOLD & CO., was diso;yej
oy It's own limitation, the lst of April lat The busd
ness will be continued by the subscriber at The Oil
htand. No. 219 Meeting street. whore Mr. A. E. GADs.
pen can be found rcady 10 attend TO The customers Of
me catapnHnont h ARNOLD.
July 1st, 1857. No. 210 MeoiIno ntrcet
s"y limo
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lRxIAND ola'r nKAr the following: Tho Holmes.
Vile (MiBs.) Independent, which, in noticing ths
establishmont Of stcam brewery at Msgnolis,
says: I'VE arc always glad to 500 imported arti.
clas manufactured at home, at greatly reduced
prices" Whereupon tho N. O. Piodyune rom.rka.
"a great doal ofimported brandy has long been
said TO bo manufactured at homo; 80 tho Indepen.
deu may mol be 80 far ont Of tho wsy as ono would
think; but wo have never known that circumstanoo
10 DO regarded by consumers as . matter of self.
oongratulation. VE T.sf'i. il',T'
IuE Col1uss1oRER Of Indian Affairs thro1s
protty much all the blame cf our present tronblea
On tho government and the white emiarants. He
.hinks that tho only way 10 do now is TO sclnor.
iease that wo hhve been wrong and set to work In
.no right direction. He concludes By saving: ..Tl,o
Anaians can be saved from extinction ONLY bv oon.
sondating them and settling apart terrlto,v n,
thor exclusive occupation. The to.oI co., ~ A..
.nIlAn burcau IN its Intended feld Of operations,
including all It's expenditures, docs not e.coe5
three millions OF dollars per annum.n
Tn WHITE VOTE Of Louisiana IN ,ssD - n, aoo
Tho number OF whltes registered "a onIy ~ aIe
while there are II $50 oolarsd who have bss ihsi,
nanaes recorded - candidates for tho oreIo,so 10
manhood suffrage n"
The bronoh Steam ffigate SemIamis arrived Al
New York on Sunday, from Rochetort, ola Fsyai.
she win accompany TO Franco ono Of tho iron-cisls
Fe recently purchased By tho Ffouoh aoyornment,