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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-09
j. TACEY, Clork.
Brent K Wattles 2. Q. sep 7-law4w

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk :
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, on the ID day Of September, 1867, John
W. Burke, Guardian Of Henry DaingerioId,
RrycrIy = .Duingrricld, Eliza Daingcrtcld,
L. &. paing"ri!cd, Ju!in s. Barbour and Susan,
his wife; Edward 5. LcnIbcntcr, Admlnlstra-
tor Of John Lcadbcutcr, DECEASED Samuel II.
Junney admir-. Of Joseph Janney, deceased
William H. Mnrbury, Admir-. Of George ID.
Violet, pluinlitis against Edward ). Hou9h,
Henry Cook, Caleb ). unllowel, ZephsnIah
ENGLISH, Executors Of John Withers, deceased;
Samuel Miller, Thomns A. Waters, Lewis Nc
kcnzir. George Swain, Deborah 5tablcr, John
K rcfpoint, uurriSon Bradley, Samuel y.
BnggctL and Benz. Barton, delts In chhnccry'
The object Of this suit is to obtain II d. cree
for the dissolution OF the Joint stock company
known ns "'lhc Alexandria Lyccum and LII
brary Company" and IL sale e the real estate
Of the same AMI division Of the proceeds among
The l,prn"s entitled, and settlement Of the nc
counts If said company
The d"iru ant. Caleb ). llul0wcil, and
the Ir.rndunt5 whose names urc unknown;
not having entered their appearance" ANA
given security according to The act ul
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL
appearing by affidavit that they arc not residents
ni this Slate, it Is ordered tha: the said defend
ants upprur here within one month alter due
publication "f this order, and 4" what is nccc5sa-
~ to- pr0lrrt their interest in this suit; and that
copy of this order be- forthwith inserted IN tho
Alexandria Gazette, y newspaper published IN
the city Of Alexandria, once a week Tor Tour
successive weeks and posted 1T the front door
Of the Court house of this county. copy
tcste. j. TACEI, Clerk.
w Tovlor u O. sep 7-lAWiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-09

NOTICES. DEALHAM l06 King street, has
returned from New York, and is now prepared
to show you TIE largest, finest and best selected
stock OF Clothing and Gent, Furnishing Goods
ever before brought to this market seG-2wtf
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CASSIMERES

VIRGINIA CASSIMERES!
Y VIRGINIA CASSlM E rs
VIRGINIA CASSl NJ Ell S
We have on hand - lull stock Of Y ltGl N y
CASSlMERES, culors fast, and goods free from
ahoddy RRl AN y BkhEE WOOD,
oc Aim No. T6 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-09

Cd stock of Fall Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing G DDS just received at
George s. Rosenbaum's 49, King street.
p. S.--A new lot of Paper Collars at ole
prices sep l9-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-09

STIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the County Court Of AlcXandrlH
county, on the 2! day oi.Scptei"her' 1851 John
Cowling piantih, against Samuel h. DE-
| vaughn, defendant: Case attachment.
The object Of this suIt is to recover OF the de-
frndant SIS 80, with interest thereon from the
lSt day Of ,Iuly 1861, till paid.
The defendant not having entered hIs appear
ance and given security according to the act "i
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IT ap-
pcaring by affidavit that he is not resident OF
this State it is ordered that the SAID dciendaHt
| appear here within one month after due publ
cation ofthis order, and DO what is necessary to
| protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
| Of this order be forth with inserted in the Alc1-
| andria Gazette, q newspaper published III tHe
| city Of Alexan,iYia, once 4 week for four sue
| ce:svc week., and posted ut the front door Of
| the Court House Of this county. \ copy te-te
J. TACEY, Clerk.
A. & G. +. Stuart, P. Q. sep 7-law4w
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EXCURSIONS. BALLS, &c.

~ Z A I'd
VI TOURNAMENT s BALL,
By THE FAIRFAX SOClALS AM flO-
NEER BASE BALL CLUBS
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'''Vi VFIFI' wv W "
Washington, &C S-lW
NT | (f II r $ G. II O q l. :.

T. Fairfax street bridge, black end white
HOG. The owner will come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take it away:
WILSON JENNINGS,
oc S3L# Near lannon's store.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-08
The Case of Nicholas Carr.
THE LATE MEXICAN NEWS NOT
CREDITED.
WAsHuNGToN Anr;l

AsfiiNHlON, ADTll u.
The Senate has confirmed Henry G. Thomas
Major General by brevet, and Wagner Swayne
Thomas l.. Crittenden, Daniel e. Sickles los
eph j. Reynolds, Benjamin H. Grierson and
&elson a, Wells, Brigadier Generals by bre-
vet.
The Senate rejected Adolpheus L. Jones for
Postmaster of Cincinnati
In the case of Nicholas Carr, convicted of
mansiaughter and sentenced to be branded, an
order was received from Gen. Sickles prohibit
lug branding, on the ground that it comes with
IN the law of Congress against manning. The
Judgment of the Court was amended, and the
prisoner fined $4,000 and imprisoned for twelve
months.
WASHINGTON, April 7.
The Senate has confirmed Joseph N Hodges
Tor Postmaster at Peterborough, Mass. and Maj.
Ten. Edward McCord to be LIST Lieutenant in
the 4th regiment of United States cavalry.
Gentlemen here well informed on Mexican
affairs, disbelieve the report by way of Vera
Cruz, of Gen. Escobado's defeat.
The following is an extract from a letter re-
celYed IN Washington to-day dated Vera Cruz
March I'D: The Imperial Commissioner at
fuebia leaves by this steamer, the Alabama,
ana tins shows how little confidence the people
have in the success OF the Empire. Passen-
gers from the interior report Gen. Diaz was at
lacking the city of Puebla, being already In
possession of the outer works, and the greater
part Of the Imperialists were reduced to the
plaza or square, and by this time they have I'M
doubtedly been captured, and Gen. Diaz will
be left free to march ON the city of Mexico
where he had already large portion of his
army in good position.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has been confined to
his bed ever since Wednesday last, from gene
raj prostration and an affection OF the heart
Secretary Seward called this afternoon, but
Mr. Stevens was too i'll to see him and other
inquiring friends.
Within a few days past there has been large
contribution of facts from various sources con
corning the character Of the Russian Ameri-
can territory, serving to show that comparative
ly little has heretofore been known concerning
it. In consequence of these new revelations
there is better prospect than there was week
ago for the ratification of the pending treaty.
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From California and Arizono.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6.
Late advices from Arizona Territory report
great damage by the floods. Arizona City has
been inundated and several houses washed
away.
The Apache Indians had attacked the
Money nine killing one and wounding several,
among them Oscar Buckalew, the new United
States Senator who was dangerously hurt
Five Indians were killed and numbers wound
ed. The savages were well armed with guns
and rifles.
The leading bankers and capitalists of this
city have purchased the steamships Idaho,
Montana, aud OregOnian, for the purpose of
establishing a line of opposition steamers be-
tween this city and New York via Panama
IL is understood that vessels are ready to make
the connection on the Atlantic side.
An enthusiastic meeting was held on last
Thursday night. in aid of the destitute people
of the Southern States. Gov. Low presided.
Over 81 100 were subscribed and arrangements
were made TO take up collections through the
Pacific States. The express, navigation, raul,
road, stage and telegraph companies have all
offered their gratuitous services.
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| EGGS tor Matching, from PURE Brahmas, and also
~ from tine best of English Imported Dorkines.
L. L. RECORD.
stevens Plains, April 4, 1867. aplE3w*
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AUCTION SALES.
K. M. PATTEN & CO., Aue;ioneer.
PLUM STREET.
valuable Property in WestbrOOls
at Auction.

| ~ WEDNESDAY, 10th day of AprD. at hall
-, PasC TWO T. NJ. Tor ii stormy frst t,tr dav
sar,a a. IN tne premises without the least Z, :
- . ~ tpiowhg described patceIs OF l,eaI g.
~ III SloIook, as fOllows viz: Homes1,I m
ateu at Aliens corner, so called eontnol, I u
forty acres of land, with the bailinn' aLg about
sistng OF good one and half storis 49, CON
with u attached, with Kitchen Waost 81 ilouse,
House. Aso large barn 81 BY 10 teI ~ ~ - ~
and Corn House near by, buildings al con oi,vl
arranged and in good repa r. Also anufher ~ ~ y,
Land at sail Aliens corner, containing ahont ~
acres. with good Barn. P1ggery ami She'd ali II, ,n
order
About 20 acres of drained meadow. rs good or hot .
ter land for gardening than be found IN the state
situated Aliens corner ON the road leading To-
Portland via Tukey's bridge.
=, About acres of Meadow and Upland situated on
the road leading from Aliens TO Morrilfs corner he
M very desirable lot FOL building and gardening.
al oi sad land in he town of Westbrook, about
p H. u from the city OF Portland, and one mile from
Al N. railroad and Portland Horse Railroad.
vail .ne above Lands in ligh stale of culti-
desya3, .n very large amount of front, and very
Im,nal; ioI oulldlnS lots, farming or gardening.
ahouf after sale OF Real Estate will be sold
Ueiters IN, nua9red Sheep and Lambs six ows and
Wae ms Earn n'orses and four Hogs, together with
hold Fn,niin ,ihs Tools and portion of the House
Ine ABOVE property is TO be sold In the bios, hi1
DER ana ON the most favorable Term ishess oiu-
purchasers 50 desire, or one ouartar Iasn u the
ahce from one 10 nNe years with note and 4, crt,,
interest at SIX per cent. semi-annuaIy Tb .s'sD'
sonal property to be sold for c;lsh. A Fei
For particulars call on Cyrus Thurlow 1eS co.,
mercal street, or ON the Auctioneers wv 100 'ohi-
ER Sale to commence with tine Homestead
Mar 27
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EUROPE.
NEy VS. BY THE Ca h l. K :.

LONDON, April 8.
The budget laid before the House of Com
mons last night by Mr.. D'Islaeli gives general
satisfaction, and is well received by the press
and members of Parliament.
All hopes for, the safety of DR.. Livingstone
have been abandoned. Later advices from the
Cape of Good Hope confirm beyond doubt the
report of his DEATH
sHe.r BERLIN, April g.
:, The North German Parliament will adjourn
on the 18th.
The Prussian government is about to raise
loan of thirty million thalers
DUBLIN April 5-Evening.
A desperate rebel recently taken prisoner in
the fight near this city, and who gave his name
as Mcclure, proves on examination to be Col.
McIver, a prominent Fenan agitator and for
merly an officer in the United States service.
iH IHsl UH-I LIVERPOOL, April 8.
The chip W. b. Dinsmore from Callao for
Hamburg, put into Shields to-day having sus-
tanned severe damage from collision with an
unknown vessel at sea.
The steamship Denmark, from New York :,
has arrived out.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-08

no Spring Of any consequence In market; No. 2win-
ter sold at Oh, and White Kentucky at rs. Corn
IN good demand and a shade higher; sales ear SOC;
shelied S5c in bulk at 90 9sc sacks sold at 90 tor
delivery next week Oats in iair demand at 20 lg Tic
with more offering at the close. Rye firm and adj
yanced to To- Barley dull; choice Spring ~ FAN
dun at Is a. 26Ic In bond. Mess Pork dull with no
demand; city al p rs q 2soo, and ,5 nominal Bulk
and lie far ham Bacon in good demand at o.; III
"a I2ic for shoulders, sides and clear sides. Hams
steady al 10 a. Isle for plain, and 10 q 15Jc for sugar
enred Lard was held at 12l q 13c, with no demand
these rates being nominal Butter very scarce; fresh
made in demand at go q 35e. Cheese firm at II q
TIc; common Ohio at IL q 19c for factory.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-08
XLA ooNGREss---Exsoutivs Session.
WASHINGTON, April 6.



Mr. Anthony made report from the Com
u,;ttae an Printing. against printing additional
ron;es OF the report of the Commissioner of
Agriculture but providing that 1000 copies of
those heretofore ordered be furnished TO that
otficer in order TO meet the demands upon
him.
Mr.. Chandler said the Senate had been re-
marlably liberal towards nominees. and as an
instance OF how they expressed their gratitude,
he caused to be read a newspaper article
Inc Clerk read it in substance as follows:
M mat at the complementary serenade on
thursday night rendered to John w. Frazier,
recently confirmed as Assessor of Internal
revenue, for the 1st district of Pennsylvania,
TINS gentleman is reported to have said IN ac-
knowledging the honor, that a number oil ms
Radical friends had invited him to return 10
the fold, which he declined; he did not cohsld-
er himself under any obligation to the Senate,
for he was appointed to fill a vacancy. Politi-
cally, he was still conservative, in favor of
johnson, Grant and the Supreme Court, and
in contraaistinction to Messrs. Sumner, Stew
ems and Butler He was against the radical
element trampling the Constitution under
foot iniuring of the currency, ETC."
Mr. Sumner did not, as was expected, call
up his resolution for the expulsion OF Mr.
Salisbury.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 6.
Cotton-steady; sales 1900 bales; Middling Up
Flour-Receipts s14s bbls; sales 800 bbls; State
and Western 10 a 25c better with more doing. Sup
p 25; Choice do at IL so q Is 2O Round Hoop Ohio
II 05 "a 10 05; Choice do 10 10 a IA 35; Superfine
Western 10 10 a II 10; Common to good Extra Wes-
tern IL So a IL 80; choice do - IS a IA 80; Southern
tirIner; sales AGO bills; mixed to good at II G5 @
Is 10; Fancy and Extra, II 20 a 725; California
rmer with sales of 800 sacks and bbls. at 10 90 q
16 10.
Wheat-acive and excited and 8@ 1Oc higher, with
good speculative demand for Spring. sales 132, 600
Milwaukee Mixed at2 30 a 81; Amber State at 20;
az Der Michigan at 80; White California at 20 q
8 30; Choice do at 5 40.
CONNECTIVE and q &c BETTER sales 166, 900 BUSH.
Mixed Western, in store, at 12i "a 228 chiefly at
81 g y; do, afoat at 20; Yellow Southern %
for new. =
Oats-a shade f1rmer; sales 80 900 bush. State AT
7Si a Toe; old Western at CT q &C., new do at 6s q
Beet-steady; sales 425 bbs: new n,a;n mess .t
II 90 a 20 90; new extra do, 1s 50 a % 30.
POrk-heavy and lower; sales 400 bills. new mess
at % 80 az % So closing at % "a cash. regular old
mess at q 90 q % %; prime at 10 so q Il 75 also
1000 bbs. new mess, sellers May, private terms
and buyer for April at % % a rs 81.
Lard-unchanged; sales G5o bbls, at Il q l3Ic for
Butter-dull sales Ohio at 10 a 15c; State at 20 a
Whiskey-quiet.
sngars-in fair demand; sales 700 hhds. Muscovado
at 10 "a lie.
Cofee-quiet and firm.
Moasses-quiet.
IN NAVAL Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at rs a
nc; Rosin at 121 "a 9OO
Wills, U,as.gmet; hnseed at 81 a 2s; lard sperm and
ed az S @ crude at 16 1esc; refined bond
Iail9westeady; sales 1Os 900 lbs. Mt 1Oz 40 111c.
WoolEiirm and in moderate demand: sales 100 900
lbs at - q e2sc for domestic fleece; 81 a. Sic for
extra Pulled; al a 42t for Cane ~ Ole for super and
Freights to Lverpool-quet Cotton IA h., ,o;, 49,,
a 7-16d by steamer. ~ " SAIL anu
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MEXICO.
Reported Defeat of the Imperial
lists.
Santa Anna Organising q
Force for If1V0sion.

New ORLEANS, April 6.
Brownsville dates of the Sd inst, Monterey
of the 9th ult., SaltillO of the 18th and San
Luis of the 10th, are received.
There were no new features in the seige OF
Queretaro The Republicans were not dispos-
ed to assault but hoped to capture the city by
starving out the Imperialists.
A letter from well known merchant Of
Zacatecas, says the last news from Quetetaro
to the 18th ult., was TO the effect that the I'm
perialists attempted sally, but were driven in
with fifteen killed.
Porfiero Diaz was at Guadalupe one league
from the city of Mexico.
Riva Palacio was in Tacabaya. Many other
chiefs were about the City of Mexico with
force of nearly 10000 men.
The reported capture of La Campaua and
the Qualifications of La Cuerta is authoritative
ly contradicted.
NEW YORK, April Z.
The Herald's spccialsdispatches from San
Luis Potosi via Galveston deny the report of
the defeat of Escobado. On the contrary it is
said that MaximiIan's forces made a sortie
from Queretaro and were driven back after
five hours hard fighting. Both armies were
being reinforced, Escobado having drawn in
his lines leaving open the road to Mexico City.
Forced loans were being levied in all the
principal cities.
Several Americans nj been arrested at
Bagdad for assaulting the Iiexican guard.
The Mexican Minister al Washington has
reliable information that santa Anna is or
ganizing fillibustering force for the invasion
of Mexico The party is known as the Emil
grafton Society and has many military nota-
bles among its members.
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Wanted Immediately
New Employment GGGee

No S2S ~ Congress st,
Id Door West Of City Building (up stairs.)
GIRLS capable of doing all kinds of house-work,
VI to whom good situations will be given.
Also LABORERS for various kinds of work and
CLERKS for every kind of business
eB-We are able at allstimes to supply parties in
any part Of the Statewith GOOD RELIABLE HELP,
either as D0mestics Mechanics or Laborers.
Merchants, Contractors, Farmers and others will
be supplied with Men and Boys for all kinds OF en-
plOyment FREE OF CHARGE. Don't forget the num-
ber 229t Congress Street, next to City Building Port
land, Me. GOURLAY q HEWITT,
Feb U-dt Proprietors.
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News from Colorado and the Overland
Komfp.

k0ufe.
NEW YORK, April 6.
Edward H. Hall, who left this city on the
18th of December last for China and Japan by
the Pacific Main line, reached this city to-day,
returning from San Francisco overland. He
furnishes the following items of news:
Gen. Connor arrived out at Austin on the
9th of February.
Met Gen Chetain March 18th en- route to
Salt Lake City.
The Mormon temple and tabernacle at Salt
Lake are advancing rapidly to completion.
Gen Augur and staff were detained at Lone
Star station on the Union Pacific Railroad
from the 23d to the 30th of March, when he
proceeded to Fort Kearney The snow block
ade on that road and its Eastern connections,
the Chicago and North Western has been re-
moved, and the cars and stages are now max
ing regular time.
No foundation exists for the reported massa-
ere at Fort John Buford. They knew nothing
of il along the line of the Overland Mail and
Union Pacific Railroad at the date it was re-
ported to have taken place. nor was the report
credited at Denver or Omaha.
The winter had been one of unprecedented
severity Thousands of cattle, horses,' mules
and some few families persisted with cold and
hunger. The stations on the Overland Mail
zine have been kept supplied with provisions
at great cost and labor. The snow in many
places rendered the roads impossible for miles
in the vicinity Of Salt Lake city, The Their
mometer ranged from 33 to 40 degrees below
zero TOR several days during March.
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New York Ifenas:

NEW YORK, April z
Anthony Main, who few nights since stab
bed and killed Stephen G. Garland, has been
committed on verdict of the coroner's iury.
-Four hundred and nineteen deaths occurred
in this city last week.
Nathaniel Oakley was arrested yesterday on
charge of engraving plates to print fractional
currency from.
Capt. John Powell, of Brooklyn, is building
vessel % feet long, to be propelled by four
sails arranged like the sails of wind mill. in
which he intends to cross the Atlantic.
New $40 counterfeit bills on the National
Bank, OF Cherry Valley, N. Y, are in circula-
ton. ~ g.. st -.
Att meeting of the Workingmen's Union
last night, it was stated that $50 carpenters out
of $50 on strike, had received the advance de-
manded In Brooklyn the strike had been en-
tirely successful. -..EI
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RuiIdinr for Solo

FYNHE Building on Market street, I'd door from Con-
gress street, now used as gas fitting shop, is for
SALE 1t Isl good location for mechanical business
for a trader, Price $500. Apply to
mar2gllw# VIM II IERRIS Z
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BOSTON, April 6.
A private letter received here, dated Port au
Prince, March IA, confirms the overthrow Of
the late government of Hayti. Two attempts
of the revolutionary party were rade; the
first on the 22d of February at the capital,
which was suppressed by President Gefrard,
and the leader of the insurgents Prospero Ellie
and his son, were killed The second attempt,
few days after, which was made at ST. Mares
was successful. Geffrard, finding public feel
ing too strong, sent in his resignation, and on
the 18th of March embarked with his family
on board French man-of-war for Jamaica x
new President would shortly be elected.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, April 6.
The sheriff of Luzerne County has tele-
graphed to the Governor that serious riot ex-
lists in Hazelton and Foster townships in that
County, that his authority was exhausted with
out success, that an armed and organized force
was necessary. and that he wished an order
calling out Capt. Ellis company of Wyoming
veterans. Soon after Capt. Ellis telegraphed
that the sheriff had ordered him out to quell
the riot aud asked further orders. The Cover
nor subsequently telegraphed to prominent
citizen of Luzerne County, who advised him of
the exact condition of affairs, and then sent an
order to Capt Ellis ordering him to hold his
company in readiness for future orders, but in
no event to move without orders from him. 1t
is unofiically understood that the cause of the
riot is strike for higher wages, the majority
attempting to prevent the minority from work
inu
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yUyE subscriber offers his farm for SALE situated
/ alb ut one and a quarter miles from Freeport
Corner, on the road from Freeport to Yarmouth.
There 40 of good land equally divided int
tillage, pasture and wood land, with house and
barn. The prope ty will be sold for StlOO If appea-
ton be made Immediately, to Charles Rice, Pownal
Corner, Soule, Freeport, or
j. L. RICHARDSON,
APPLE div. Pownol
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First Glass House For Sale.
A FOUR STORED BRICK HOUSE on Park ST
"A has seventeen rooms, hot and cold water and
all other modern conveniences. A party is now
ready to lease it at TEN PER GENT. on the price
asked Apply to W. H. JERRiS. !
Mar 30-3w ta - ---'-N !
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April z.
Phillip Tempest, Independent Democrat
was re elected Mayor, yesterday, by 2,018 ma
jority. The total vote polled was 1912,
HARRISBURG, Penn, April Z.
Nothing later from Luzerne County has been
received and the presumption is that all is
quiet. s,W
OTTAWA G. W., April 6.
Parliament is prorogued until the 10th OF
May.
The discount ON American invoices for this
week will be % per cent. F. ea -
New ORLEANS, April6.
The levees above continue unfavorable. The
Mayor of Baton Rouge telegraphs that Halls
levee is in imminent danger.