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, 1867-12-06

NEWSPAPER ITEMs.-Henry Ward Beech
er says the item column in a newspaper is
worth all the rest, for like a caravan it
stretches along with packages and parcels,
spices and gems, bits of fragrance or cum
niugly wrought metals. gathered from the
Orient and all the world besides. The items
of the paper, like the stuffing of the Thanks
giving turkey. represent everything in the
house, crusts of bread, crackers and all spi
, 1867-12-06

HIr HIN AGAIN AN exchange says that a
man that would systematically and wlfully set
about cheating printer would commit highway
robbery on crying baby, and rob it. of its gin
gerbread-rob church Of its counterfeit pen
nies-lick the butter of nigger's last filter
pawn his graudmother's specks for drink OF
whisky-steal acorns from blind SOW and take
clothes from a scare-crow, to make q respecta-
BILE appearance in society.
, 1867-12-06

DURING the war a lady passing from cot
to cot through the wards of hospital, was
shocked to hour a soldier laughing at her.
She stopped to reprove the wretcbed fellow.
"Why, look here, ana am" says he, "you
have given me tract on the sin Of dancing
when I've both legs shot off,
, 1867-12-06

AN individual calling himself"Lord Walk.
er." and pretending to be heirto large En- :
glish estate has swinded the people of Kan
kakee, Illionis, out of several hundred dollars
and considerable other property. He is un>
der arrest.
, 1867-12-06

THE education that does not prepare for
successful living is unworthy the name. A
child should be SO trained that when he
drops into the world he will fall like the cat,
RIGHT side up. and ready for run.
, 1867-12-06

The population of Jerusalem amounts TO
$4,000 of which 5000 are Mohametans. o.
900 Jews, and the remainder Christians OF
different denominations.
, 1867-12-06

The latest sensation in Chicago is the discoE-
cry of an honest man, who returned pocket
book containing eighty dollars to its owner. He
did not come from Boston, and i. is not known
what made him settle in Chicago.
, 1867-12-06

The Jewish women were once punished for
adorning false calf. Let the women OF this
country take warning.
, 1867-12-06

A laundering lie is now rendered. iulmlnS-
ting enlargement of elongated veracity.
, 1867-12-06

A religious paper calls camp,meetings the
strawberries aud cream of Christianity.
, 1867-12-06
VOLUME vi.
Nalla agalla gtatesmaiI.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
WILLIAM II. NEWELL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Office Statesman Building, Third Street.
, 1867-12-06
TOR PRINTING ofevery description lone
II. SHEIL, III. D.,
DIR n. y. HCGG,

DVYSICIAN AND SURGEON. las resumed the
Practice Of his Profession. and may be found at
h. Orfice on HHin Street. Walla Waa 40-tf
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sTEAhERs, RAILROADS, &c.
NTEW MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON s. GEORGETOWN STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

.N=-A The steamship E. c. Knight will
.ssss:-Gsail from Pier No. 8 Alexandria, for
New ! ork, on Thursday, the 7th proximo at
noon.
The steamship John Gibson will sail from
Pier No. 80. East River New York, for Alex
andria, Washington, and Georgetown, on Sat.
urday, March 9th, at noon.
| The steamships of &is line are irst-class, and
sail weekly between the above named ports
The Company have made thorough, arrange,
ments for the transportation of through freight
to al! points north; and connecting with the
Alexsndria, Loudonn Il Hampshire, and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and all points south
and West.
All freight must be sent to the dock early on
the day of sailing. For freight and passage APP
NV TO HENRY e, WlNSHlP,
r'' No 81, north Union ST., Alexa.
G. P. HOUGHTON, Il Co.
Agents. Washington and Georgetown.
.-..... ~. SMITH, BROWN Il CO.,
fe 29-tf Agents, y South st., New York.
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feb 22-t
ORANGE s. ALEXANDRIA K. r.
IL 10 ng }az - - -

IL ka l l Ss=ass:s.:saE -
On and after SUNDAY, January 9th, two
daily passenger trains will run between w Ash.
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvlle with the Virginia Central Rallroad
to RICHMOND, and at LYNCHBURG Will
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, for NE w
ORLEANS and intermediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked TO
Richmond, and all points South and SouthWest
@n,.NO CHANGE OF, CARS BETW ZEN
WASHINGTON and RICHMOND.
Leave Washington daily at GO a. IN. and $50
D. m; and Alexandria at I. Is a. M and 7.25 p;
m, arriving at Lynchburg at 4.25 p. N: and
497 a. m. and at Richmond t4.0Op. m, and 800
q. m. ...
Leave Lynchburg at 1926 a. m. ard I:2o p. m;
arrive at Alexandria at AS p. NJ. and 70 an,
and at Washington at 5.35 p: m. and 6.25 a. m.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
inn Off General Ticket 4 gent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-05
r AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.
VIM. COGAN,

Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and all other goods in thetrade, at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot Of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
sed at extremely low figures, and offered at cor
in handsome Paror and Table camps had bet
Ter come quickly. NH 8--tf
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ROUND STE r.

Having ased the Alexandria Steam Mills"
on Union street, | am prepared to furnish q
prime article Of GROUND PLASTER on rea-
sonable terms. I am now selling at nine dollars
per ton 1920 pounds. delivered on the cars, if
the purchaser will furnish bags, or will fur
nish the bags at three cents each, to be returned
in ten days If not returned in that time, an
additional charge of three cents per bag will be
made for every ten days, or parts thereof.
feb 25-tf = c. f. SUBTLE
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TENV RIVER LIN +

IN ..# ~. $50 - .u,
The steamer MAWASET, Capt. r.-sal Il +
SAML. GEDNEI. will leave Al sssss; - -
eyandria every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
MoRNTNGS, at 7 O'clock, for Curroman.-
Returning will leave Currioman at o'cl9cIl on
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNlN 0"S,
arriving in Alexandria early in the evening.
She will touch at all landings for freight ana
pass gers, which will be taken at the lowest
possible rates.
For freight or passage apply 10
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN, AgtS.,
feb OFT Foot OF Prince street.
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r P. B A R T Fl 0 L 0 w

r P. BARTHOL Low,
NO 25, KING STREET,
(Between Water and Union Streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS
.Ij AND MACHINERY.
Importer and Grower Of
GARDEN, FIELD s. GRASS SEEDS,
Dealer in all
STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
rs Agent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes. j. ?. BARTHOLOW
25 King ST.. Alexandria, VA.
ian lily 558 7th St, Washington, D. G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-05

OILS! OILS! OILS! l-Wintcr- strained
" Lard Oil, Winter strained Elaine Oil Sperm
Oil, Polar Para1linc Oil for Machinery, Reach
cd Whale OH, Elephant Oil, Binnaclo Gil, Tan
ners Oil, Straits Oil, Ncatsioot Longmoor Lu-
bricating Oil, Natural Petroleum Oil, Refined
Coal Oil, Raw and Boiled Linsccd Oil. Roofing
Oil, Opal Machine Oil, Tallow Oil, Train Oil,
Paraaliine Spindle Oil, do. Engine Oil, received
and for sale by HENRY COOK,
ian O. 80 King street.
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NO. 80. NORTH ROYAL ST,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Is now receiving one Of the largest and hist
selected stocks ever offered to the country trade
and the citizens Of Alexandria, consisting in
part Of six hhdS Il. r. English Island and
Cuba Now Sugars.
% bbls Crushed, Graduated and Powdered
Sugars.
10 bbls a B and Coffee Sugars.
20 d" Portland, PhladA & Stewart Syrup.
20 sacks Rio Laguyr. and Java Coilrcs.
5 hhds New Hams, Shoulders and Side Bacon
40 boxes Brown and yellow Soap.
20 I" Colgatc's Toilet Soap
20 " Tallow Candles.
10 " \. D. Candles.
10 bhls Pittsbarg Coal Oil.
20 L" Assorted Crackers.
20 Paptap co Family a"d Extra Flour.
20 &C. Il. Hatcher's Extra s. Super Flour
10 Columbia Mills Extra Flour.
20 Super and Fine Flour.
20 " Old Va, Thompson & other WhiSkirs
10 I" In casks French and Dom Brady.
n. f. Rum and Gin Old Port, AIa;Iaira and
Sherry Wines
~ boxes Factory CnccSc.
10 " English Dairy and Pineapple Cheese
90 bbls Labrador, Eo,tp"rt and Potomac
Herring
20 chests and chests GunpoWdcr, Imperial,
Hyson, Japan and Black Teas.
20 boxes Warrcn's Yeast Powder.
S gross Of Extract Coffee.
10 bbls Baltimore Pickles.
90 " Cider Vinegar.
10 boxes English and American CASTLE Soap.
5 bbls Virginia Buclwheot.
20 doz Blucking, Whitewash s. Scrub Brushes
20 boxes New layer RaisinS.
10 bbls Baltimore and n V Ground Coffee.
10 boxes Virginia Celebrated Tobacco.
20 " Pipes
- sacks Fine ana G. 4. Salt.
10 dozen Smiths Brooms.
- " Painted and Cedar Buckets.
so roams Wrapping Paper.
gross Axe Handles.
) kegs English Soda.
TOGETHER WITH
Canned Fruits, OF all kinds.
Italian Maccaroni.
Mustard Allspice, Cloves, Sardincs.
Bottled Brandy and Whskcy.
Wine, Scotch Ale, Brown Stout
Olive Oil. French Mustard, Tomato C'lsup.
Cocoa, Broma, Geatinc, Chocolate.
Mason's Backing.
Corn Starch, Heclier's Furina.
Boxer and Stoughton BLter>.
English and American Pickles.
Common and Parlor Matches.
Carrots Snun:
SatpGtre.
Cigars.
Goldfish.
WashbourdS.
Wooden Trays, Bowls,
Candle wick, sc. feb I'll
JAMES e. HENDERSON. ElcH'p. ". Az ERf
VGENDERSON & AVERY,
III Successors to John r. Henderson,
No 22;, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
Would respectfully call the attention Of their
friends and the public generally to their nrgr,
fresh and we'll selected st"ci, Of
CHOICE FAMILY GKOCEklES,
consisting in part rs follows: Old Government
Java, Prime Laguyra and Rio Coliees; all
qualiticS Of Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hy-
son and Japan Teas Stuart'S celebrated Honey
Syrup, Family and Extr. Flour, English and
American Pickles, Canned Lobstrrs, Fruits,
&c, and other articles GENERALLY kept~in our
line, all Of which We shalt sell At very low fig
ures for cash. Soliciting the trade of the old
house, we will cndcaVor to please all that may
favor Us Goods delivered 10 al parts Of the
city free of charge.
N. B.-Produce Of all kind: purchased or
sold on commission. icb l5-lm
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

Il e " A n E,
NO. q, NORTH ROYAL STREET,
r doors south Of old stand.]
Has or hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
GROCERIES,, WINES s LIQUORS,
which he will sell cheap for cash te Is
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THE GAZETTE.
! T II s,,f AZ S! !; EVENING, MARCH 5.

pATfas.-The Radical Governor Of Iowa is
in q pretty fix. Last year a committee was
appointed to investigate deficiency OF $35, 900
insthe Governors accounts and took the testl-
mony of Governor Stone. Recently the same
matter was brought before referee, and the
Governor again called as witness, when he
swore to the contrary of what he had pre-
viously testified before the committee. BENG
asked blythe counsel the reason OF this dlscre-
pancy, Governor Stone replied that The regard
ed the investigation by the General Assembly
merely as political investigation, ana the pre-
sent as legal investigation, and hence the
difference in his evidence. - !--7renton ~. u. J
Tine american.
THE RULING PAssIoN-A good story is told
of gentleman in this city, who Is somewhat
addicted to card playing, aud With whom the
game of seven-up, also known as ;old-sledge, ~
IS a specially. One nighs recently after he
had INDUCED in game, and :he usual accom-
paniments, to late hour, he wended his way
TO the--House to Sleep His room was in
an upper story, to which he had to be assisted
by policeman, and got little out ofpatlence
tefore reaching it. Hating moment at the
top Of the last flight OF stairs. he said, Look
here, young man, IS 10 use, II you can show
higher than this you are out H'-Erchange.
The New York Tribune says that the Sena.
tor who denounced the duty On bromide OF
potassium and had to admit, when Intercepted,
that he did not know what it was, might have
perfectly satisfied his questioner by defining 1t
rs az oxyed of maganese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON May 4-NOon-COnsols for money o.; United
States FiyeTwenty Bonds 7l3 Erie Railway shares 81
Illinois Central Railway shares, 763
Afternoon.-COnsOls for money, M4. united STATES
Fiye-Twentes 7l2. Erie Railway shares, A. ILLINOIS
Central Railway shares 764.
FRANIlFoRT May 4-Noon-United States Fye-Twenty
Bonds, 76I
Evening-United States Fiye-Twenty Bonds closed at
7G2 for the issue of 1862.
sunday May United States Bonds are quoted on the
BOurse to-day at 76s.
LONDON May 4-NOOn.-NO u Dutch Standard Sugar,
2 Scotch Pig Iron, 52; Calcutta Lnseed, 65 Linseed
Oil $500 Sperm Oil, $751; Whale OIL $50; Linseed Cakes,
&915
Afternoon.-No - Dutch Standard Sugar "a; hnsecd
OIL $50 Sperm OIL, S1Sl Whale Oil, 939 nseed Cakes
50 IL; Scotch Pig Iron, 52i; Calcutta Linseed, $751;
LIVERPOOL, May 4-NOon-The Cotton market is quiet;
sales to-day 10000 bales; Middhng Upands ll5d. {;
Middhng Orleans, llld. Observation-Disclosures Of
Western Red at IS 9, and California at 1916 Corn Az
Oats ST. Barley. 40. Peas AL. Provisions are firm.
Pork, 77i6 Beef, 1916 Bacon 39'. Lard SIG Cheese,
co., Petroeum-sales Of Spirits at lld and Refined at
49, Pot Ashes, 34l. Spirits Turpentine, 36I. Rosn-
Sales Of common at 7j9, and fine at 14i. Talow, a.
AfternOOn-The Cotton market closes firm; the sales
today are $4,000 bales Mddlng Uplands, lad MiddlinG
Orleans 1l3d Breadstufs close quiet Western Red
Wheat 1875 White California Wheat, HiG
Corn, AL; Barley, 40 Oats, 81; Peas, AL
Provisions-Polk, ne Beef, 126 G. Bacon 39i. Lard
BIG Cheese COL. Spirits of Petroleum, Id; Refined
Petroleum, 49, Pot Ashes, 3d. Spirits of Turpentne
$751; Common Rosiu, 7l3; fine Rosin, 49, TallOw, 44
Clover Seed, 81.
ANTWERP May 4-NoOn-Petroleum, Az
Evenng-Petroleum closed at a francs p Dbl. for
Standard White.
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alignment the occasion for several capital naneu-
ery turning every now and then TO check the advance Of
the successful defenders and their advance was also
delayed by retiring with diminishing. Ultimately
the Invaders made second determined stand on range
Of hills just above Custom and the second division
having relieved the FIRST some vigorous Sighting at once
commenced The fleet having nothing on land in sght 10
fire at turned the whole Of its attention to the Castle and
western nights. 1t is noticeable that the regulars na
been able 10 fire so fast with their breach that
their ammunition was all gone. The enemy had, how.
ever by this time been thoroughly beaten ana cut on
from their ships that there help for them but TO
give inland give in they did accordingly and are now
We suppose, prisoners OF war" - -,
Az TO the squadron the Terrible and Virago, and other
war vessels were giving the forts plenty to 90 long ate
the enemy had surrendered and the last shot was neu
from the forts on the western hight about o'clock
This has been by far the best field day the volunteers
have had and everything tended 10 make things go
off well that the Dover Review will be remembered
with pleasure and profit by all who took part IN IT, only
accident occurred and that happened at the close OF
the firing. ramrod was discharged from the 46th Mid
dlesex, and struck gentleman on the forehead Inc
wound however not serious the metal pate III 'front.'
Of his cap having diminished the force.
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MEXICO.

JUAREz Az THE CITY or MEXIco-THE SIEGE OF
QUERETARo.
BY rzIEGRApn
WASHINGTON, May j-The Mexican Legation has
received the following official letter from Gen. Esco-
bedo to Meja, Secretary of War:
CAMP OF THE HAcIESDA DE Ia ESQ ABEDA,
April 10, 1867
SIR: General Guaderrama has just forwarded to me
the following report 80 -. 4,
some 40 persons after which some 500 Ffench
and Austrans also arrived in small detachmente lie
yesterday made rcqusiton for horses and 1t is to-day
said that he left for T0ca with cavalry going In the d
reeton Of Las Cres We have inst arrived at this place
the village Of Gaudaulupe and we are skirshhg
Gen. Diaz Is coming up with considerable force
"GUADERRANA."
And I communicate the same for your information.
In front of Queretaro, Arl H. 1867. EsCABEDO.
The following ~ taken from the official organ OF
the Mexican Republic published at San Luis on the
18th of April, 1861:
We have news from the camp before Queretaro TO the
l4th inst The enemy made sOrte by the way Of tho
Garata to Mexica, and the Aqueduct. The movement
was repuscd ut both points on the night Of the lOth
Don Pedro Santo made prisoner while on his way
as Commissioner from Macmillan 10 Marquee 10 inform
latter the state of the city, which he declares can
not From private letters and those OF MarqueZ
10 il evident that the city of Querearo must soon surre
derts garrison being without either munitions or proV
sOns We presume that by this time IL has fallen, and
that the complete and decisive victory Will nave
crowned the efforts OF the nation
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FRANCE.
wARLIKE MOVEMENTS.


The Transportation of war material from Lyons to
fortrsses in the east and northeast of France Is thus ac
counted for in the Lyons Saa Public 1t says that Lyons
has been over stocked on account Of the return OF mill
fary supplies from Mexico and that these changes were
ordered before the Luxemburg question was agtated
but that this does not military inactivity, That no
mystery made Of the activity at the arsenas and arm
factories and that In Of France would be most
thoroughly provided.
At Toul0n volunteering for the navy, suspended for
time again permitted by order Of the Govern
Inent.
PORTABLE CANNON.
The wonderful French cannon, the construction OF
which supposed 10 be profound secret can be fired
isssaid times minute. 1t carries correctly 1000
yards and a single discharge would destroy the whole
front of a battalion 1t is SO light that two men can
easily lift it.
VIEWS TIE FRENCH PRESS
The Steele positive that the Cabinet OF the Tueries
viii accept any honorable compromise if the evacuation
of Luxembourg by the Prussan garrison be made the first
condition.
The Temps wishes TO the impression that Napo
leon will insist upon taking possession Of the Grand
Duchy and says that If this true would be in
eyitabe That the uneasiness of the public mind cannot
lie quieed tin 10 known what may be the minimum OF
satisfaction claimed by the Imperial Government .
The LeyH thinks that is almost certain, and that
81 victory certain for France If she Is united,
proud and free the France of 49, and that freedom alone
giving national character TO the war; can save France
IN the struggle which lmpends
The Pdtrie has hitherto endeayOred TO quiet apprehen
sion quoting the moderation OF the Berlin Journals but
now expresses surprise at their change Of tone.
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TURKEY.
THE IMPERIAL COUNCIL.

THE IMPERIAL COUNCIL.
The results of the extraordinary Council lately
held under the presidency of the Sultan are emineny
Turkish and thus set forth In the official La Ttuqe
His Majesty, in language fun OF wisdom, deigned to
recommend 20 his Ministers the complete reazati0n OF
the which contribute to cause all his SUBJECTS
without distinction to enjoy permanent peace and pros
perty ~ augment the prosperity OF the country ana 70
contribute the grandeur and glory OF the empre 10
develop means OF communication, and 10 give fresl
Organization and extension 10 public instruction. THESE
orders cOnfOrmabe In all respects to the dictates OF re
son. are striking proof OF the inexhausble efforts which
prosperity Of the country and to the good organization
Of the affairs Of his empire"
EXCITEMENT AMONG TIE MUssULMAEs.
Our Constantinople correspondent writes TO the Tribune
Bureau, London April Is:
ave are I'm the midst of the great festival OF
Conrban BeTam and, the peace Of the city has not
vet disturbed think shall nave no outbreak
here although there Is excitement among the Mus
suInans than have ever seen before"
TURKEY AND CRETE
'The present plan OF the Turks IL 10 make Mushnrus
their ambassador I'm London, Prince OF Crete. The
Cretans will reject him IL they hold out against the
Turks"
TIE CRETAN INSTRUCTION
Our ConstantinOplo correspondent writes:
The fighting in Crete is going more vigorously than
ever before The insurgents have been very successful
I'm several battles. Men training in Athens with
needle guns 10 Join the Crctans."
RISING IN EPIRrs.
News has been received here OF the rising OF 10 towns
in Eps against the Turks, and Of the destruction of
small band cf insurgents by the Turkish troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
NEU- ENGLAND.

THE FINANCIAL FURRY IN BosrON-ARREsr OF AN
OPERATOR IN MINING SHARES.
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
BosToN, May 4.-Mr. John Leighton, q leading
operator in mining shares arrested yesterday by
Boston detective at the instance OF parties in Newiork
Previous 20 his arrest, the Directors OF the Franklin
Mining Company Of this city, of which he was Formerly
an officer had determined 70 take legal action against
him. ON account Of alleged embezzemen or Ihe iuus oI
the Company and overssue OF its stock Inc
obtained warrant his arrest which was served soon
after ne was taken upon the warrant OF tne
parties Pending the conflict OF JuIfsdctloi-tne New
Sork pares desiring take him 10 that city last night,
and te Rost0D creditors ObjectingMr leighton remains
here in charge OF the officers The claims OF the new
York parties upon him are not defney known, put u Is
they connected with the recent spec
naton in (oryon Gold and other mining companies IN
which Mr. Leighton has been largely interested for some
time past.
sppIycrIpLD Mass May 5.-The time for holding tho
National Horse Fair IN tins city has been nxed TOT Aug
~. %, ana %. ,.,.e.... ,,.,,,,,.o, ,,o,iaoe
M Amherst has partially recovered from his recent III
ness lie has gone on western TOUR ana rcsue' MS
nut ties I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1867.

his cOunenance to the great English pasme and Is sag
TO have backed the winner" and won quite pile.
Vauban is the property Of the Duke of Beaufort and mas
been for some weeks the favorte the betting was on
two and half one; his sire the celebrated morse
Muscove and Vauban gave proof that in horses
blood will tell" Knight of the Garter ran second anu
IL said TO have been magnificent contest u was
contested for Wy Is horses.
If ALFRED TENNYsON.
subscription is foot in England for the purpose OF
presenting testimonial to Col Richards who was the
originator Of the volunteer rife movement which has
now assumed such giant proportions and which Is Kely
10 execciss so powerful an Influence Engands posi-
tion in Europe. The Poet Laureate has subscribed ana
has sent to the Colonel the following characteristic let
ter:
"FARRISGFoRD, Freshwater, Isle OF Wight
April 10, 1857.
most heartily congratulate you O.. your having
been able TO do much for your country, ana nope
that you will from your abors until 1t Is the
law Of the land that every mancld in 1t shall he trained
fully, A. IESNfsoN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

GARIBALDI--CHANGE or MINISTRY.
Garibaldi arrived in Florence the very evening the
Chamber OF Deputies adjourned for the Easter holidays
and the guest Of Deputy Crispi who lately declined
seat IN the Cabinet II ~ believed that Garbaldi will
urge the settlement of the Roman question The Elnpe
ror Napoleon Is suspected To have accomplished the
change In the Ministry by threats promises, so rs 10
supersede Ricasol, who Is well known TO synpatmLe
with Prussia, and 10 establish the neutrality Oi Italy
,ror befy yccu France and Prussia must come.