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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

AZ rsrrs, to say that the ohoissA has pre-
vailed here Of late to fearful extent Rorthslaat hfss
weeks, from ten to ffy sixty fatal eases each day
have been reported ahould Add thA the Pain Killer
sent recently from the Mission HouAoh been used with
considerable success during this spde Q. II taken In
season. It Ia generally aeetual in checking the disease
REV. OHAs. HARDING, N
sholapore, ,India.p
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

This c6rtiAes that have used Perry Davis Pain Killer
with great success In Of cholera inntum common
bowel complaint, bronehltls coughs, colds, a.; and
wOnld chesrfuliy recommend 1t as a valuable family
medicine. REV. JAMES o. BooMkh.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THIS DISEASE
MAY BIZ FOUND IN TIE USE OF
MasHArrAu, KlusAs. April II, isos-

MANHATTAN, KLrsAs, April II, tsee,
want 10 Say little more
about the Pain Killer. / consider It very valuable
medicine, and always keep It on hand. hAvstravelea
good deal siuss have bssn In Kansas and never with
out taking 1t with me- In my practice uHsd 1t freely
for tho Anro Cholera iB ls4O Aad with bsttsr success
than any ether sdclRe also used here for Cholera
in 1866. With the same good results. Yours truly,
AaUNTINd, NJ. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-17

GROCERIES.
.c.e,, The subscriber Informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has taken the store,
VgSh No. 2Is Market street,
Pormeraly occupied by the lalv John Price, and has
hand good asnoFtment Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-03

CUBscRIBR FOR THE PUBLIC LEDGER
- which Is the CHEAPEST daily published
in Chc State Of Tennessee.
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CRY oRpINAMcEs.


pr. onn xrr,, nv r,,,,, 49, 81
ISrih VnDaitrnD - LIZ nvA ~ ~
phs That tI he foiiowins nsasJ Streets. TO-
WI, m'in, i1ora Auc'i1n - ocutn 'r 2c.v" -
,rom AUCTION 70 benic rcp.n5s from rt9ns ~
nesersc nua u.s. I'm I'm 1aon ~, " ~
noscase' * yenersoh, iIom rionr ~ On9r.essvn
sas vnnI,estoh nvenHr, Inm ne .s;lr. "
mns11.s"n ~ aulson, irom ra9u' ~ sno unasnosu
plluso flgeon hoost rpan, Iom wnaiscn
:u,oes ~ tp"n neselse op,v ns r V
,sh hIent 70 'nserseGss.Jn WIN ssS ,rh;vj
, sonu fiIn.' IRON Unsn ~ 1vu.m ~ ~. LII
,mt WutNe. " ahn, ~ mani -
WIZ knYwn hs .ne I;.ss5 X ~ aIv.r.
Use, ioI twenty dnys IN w Guy pnpSfs, t lUe
ipnhl,n M ior s'suins, foanunf NV ~ ~ H.
w WY III pa,. su?royI, fao and
sho MAJ " my r1s.n; ~ The
porta o5 Aldermen nre nersoy susnorn ,scc ~
H. ~ ...se, lnso sum WI: ~ " c
suc tar,s ~ y, @ .,n ~
snd ,'rJcr s,, s Pay ~ ~ .nav th;nI
h M. 1"u'' '"on 'es'''o''ons Us 'ne' A""' '"~
D1 %: Immea,a,.,v .e.r A.. nassa,s ~ th;s
r;av a;v;i n, enaer shsii sarth-
.,h ,rocnad 70 ~ ~ :, "a 81 ia straess q
JsscrheJ IN s az I'M su az he lots
Le,,,'I M. q ~ ~. sau p hii 4.
octuai messnrc,Daus sscsr, snn nnmhar ~
sset Sront on eacS Ia hnnnd;ne n and ahvst;nc
1 an essh 10y 5oupdina anu nat
the name az The awnsrs os sneh III and che
numher of feet he,on zinc N each and make
such ,.ronsr exn,or"sorv ~, a. a,.;roi notes and
rema,Ls "a viii dss;crsta annh Ia ~ s;sc'
shane' nnmber md awSersh;n AID IL the
name Of The owner or nwr.r, csrrnt he ascsr-
tanned Ly him. he shall mari unon such Iot The
words. Uwner's name nnknorD'n q hicb sa;d
Mat Tho CITY Fnvineer shaiI c",,rlets without
DELAY. and retain The same in his "fiice for Inc
;nsnection of .lIi concerned He ahail also rre !.
pare md Law before the board Of Mavor and
Aidermen. at their frst meefinr after con
tract shall have been made Nv them far the
Grading. CONSTRUCTING and paving az The street..
eutter or alley upon which such lots front q,
abnt. nm estimate of the entire cost and ex-
pensa OF aid i'm provement. under tho contract
aforesaid. as shall be opposirc The resnectiye
lot or lots from the sidewalk, including the
mark mon said iot The amount tbcreof And
such amounts are hereby declared to DO a rpe-
cial tax upon such lots. respectiyeIy. and n
debt due By the owners thereof in such INSTALL
ments as the BOARD Of Mayor and Aldermen
may determine and he shall mako ou.. and
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LATEST FROM ALL QUARTERS

NEw ORLEANS, January 2.--The
steamer Morning Star, bound to New
York, has been fast aground on the bar
Of Southwest Pass since Saturday morn
ing
Gea. Sterling Price and his three
daughters arrived here from Cordova,
Mexico, to day.
An Imperial Mexican decree of De-
eember 18th orders new enrolment Of
all estate, both real and personal, in or
der that il may be taxed for the support
Of the Government The taxes estab-
I;shed by the decree of December Sd, in
pursuance whereof this enrolment was
ordered, must be paid within The frst ten
months
Macmillan is fully established at
Pnebla, where the city council have pre-
scented him an address welcoming him to
the city.
The Cabinet was still engaged on the
new National Congress, but no account
Of their proceedings had been published.
The French Minister and Castelnerau
were also at Puebla-
A sanguinary conflict had occnrred al
lie 5F;dg: Of Js:.a, beiweena small force
Of the ImperiaIisis, conducting a convoy
and 700 Liberals, ekercin the former
Suffered severely. IneIr cavalry wa
captured, and whosi eo.apnoy is miss
ing. The Imperialists had captured ans
shot one Col bravo, and three othel
Liberal chiefs
Collector kellogg was summoned before
ihe Committee here, yesterday. Gov
ernor Wells was to-day called upon tc
testify as 10 the riots, and TO the cOndi
sion Of the South FROM ais ss-.ss,Ss..ss
Its the intention Of the Committee ic
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Watcr Works.

DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID Mayor and Aldermen:
s'cction ]. That there shall be elected three
citizens. on the nomination Of the Mayor. to
eoDststafe n. Board OF Water Work Commits
sioners, for the erection, care and management
Of the Memphis Water Works. wha shall hold
their Offices until the 1st ol July, 1861, 1t which
time, aud annually thereafter. there shall be
elec ed in like manner, az their successors, a
like number ef citizens.
2. The persons so elected shall meet and or
ganize themselves into a board. by choosing
and elecung Cna,sinan snd secretary from
regulations for their Dan government as they
may deem proper.
3. In the event of vacancies in said Board
the Board e Aldermen shall, on the nomina-
ton of the Mayor. oil the same.
4. Said Go umisslonefs shall receive such sal
airy ne may be fxed By the Board OF Aldermen.
5. said Board Of commissioners hail have
the entire control Of the erection and manage
ment OF the Water WORKS; they shall. however,
submit all plsns and c-iimaies 10 the Bsard OF
Aldermen for their approval.
g. 1a- board Of Commissioners shall have
power to spp0int 81 engineers aud such other
otiicers. and employ such laior az they may
deem necessary I an early commencement and
completion .. the work.. aud shall fix the
snlarie- Of al cheers nnd employees. and sub
nit the sane for the approx al Of the Board Of
Z They shall make monthly statements TO the
Board OF Aldermen Of their PROCEEDINGS. and Of
the rrOlress Of the work. and furnish such
ether information rs may BE- desirable for the
Board Of Aldermen and the citizens to know.
The cs=s---. .. s=s.9 De-. -. -. s<ssu.-<
y general fuperyi ion over the works and the
property bslonging thereto. No member of
said Board shall be interested, direct or indi-
rcctiy. IN any contract made by them. either
for labor or uateriais 20 be furnished.
3. ON tine election and organization Of said
Board Of Cammis.ioners, there shsl be placed
10 their credit on the book az the city. subject
70 their order, 500. for the purpose Of making
the preliminary arranEcHCnfs for carrying onf
the object Of this ordinarcc.
Approved December Ath. l15
W. o. LOfLAND. Mayor.
Attest: L. n. tIcHsans, CITY Regisier. l0l
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1
close per 'aoo's w. s ~
Tor "asn'nx'' '""'t"~ ~ sS'''
oil evidences 70 so'.
Inc in'esura''"s vo"''''' s'.s ~
their 'aoors 20 aay my ""'' o .
taxing ne 'es''"ony =, "a"' p -
VINO "e'. oe'o'e '"' '''"u ~
o'ners whose na"es "e'' s"''' =
We" 40 '"e s'' ~ u, r. "A. M.
In exa'"'ns 'u's'
'''c' oou.'' 'o,ua'' :, MN. -
ment unaer naa" w. ms 80 49,
uohs ana fe"asAs ','u'' ' In
'ney hau oec'ueu ,'"e '"ss' 49, 80 ~.
.ahe no s'a'e '"e' =. 20
loya'y 10 or '"e ''a'''e",s =. '"e ~ ~.
PIE ouuee n"'u .'o'"''"s NAV p r1.e
were 'o'a'' a"u '"a' '1' 's''' -
men were 's'p'''s
ne "'s 'a'" "'"' :. 10 ,:sI l..
the oonieoe'a'o se'''ce' " "n ~. ~
replied 'na. ne naa resu'ne' III.
giance III iooo' i"'s was ''0a s'
tnan many Oh 'ne p'oseou's rsas :.
"'n.so'"N' ,h., M, i'm
s'oa .u'Ho,'" ~ 80 IN, 4. ;u,.o-
pcacn'ns 'ue 49,, 80.
uuceu 'n'o 'n' 90 M. ss-s.
oy Asne'o ~ M, p...;s.., 80 no,;ea "a
" sue.es. H. f,s, .ns evnrsssss h;msell
"'a' -,
''S n T.;,oa s,.,os s,so,rsr por ,savss
s,;. ,a.d.v on s.cra, m;s.;on
A'.p -, pa.,a- ond n.
rI's 1891 Sea- As.;s,.n, So.
~. - CO. TIT dos,;ro,;on and
oh;oc, - hel;avea IN he 10 establish
- 80, c.. aa,to.;,v on som ;sloua
,...,'. a;,oo,sroa d \ i understood that
- -, -, III, 49,, he hoard from mil
W s 7, NJ, ,rne ,ha, General
60 c. ..s.aeu,,.,;as Tho mission
c.,vrsror Jan,.arv s-The heaviest
| ,oso c,,, haro .aov
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CITY ORDINANCE.
Privilege Ordinance.

| r,r TT oRnAINED By THE BOARD OF
| X IL vn IND idsrm an of he civ Of Nam
mis-. rs follows:
SkcIlas ans' ,nu,u saa', on W. All hranshes ..
son s;, h.rauai,ap dss;gnated which ssii tax
shall without excep.on o. paysoae II aus snSo
no ~, saods vars ar ,nerchand;se Of his own
but whose pus,nsss rnhsns ,naae Nv 9 him
for oshar narf;es or ON orders from them, sha III
pay annuany ior ,, y, ersor Who -
assd u he sale iof goods. wares or merchan-
dso,, ~ own accourt (which are not exempt
aise on nis own ,hn ~ ihe state shaIl
nav Annually for license for the privilege of sell
ng twenty aod,s, anu up r;no ' ~ the ctv ei
cost Of The goods at the places where
purchased. as follows .os o. nsreb.na;.s no, ar.
.osdng vn HIM n cost AZ 'o01 -eroceries. SO
otneT merenanuise' c Saos in cos, 20 him of
az oo,,Ms sa sso o,her merchandise. $40.
a. .: :o IN same, no' "a. etbas ,nsrchandse sd
~ n. same moi exceeding in cost TO him of
ga ~ sans. ios ca, oshns, M arJise s1o
s,uc mni cyceedine IN co. 70 him Of
ers o6a -. s.r;as e-5. III her ,.,eteha nl;se S1J
Yn same, 70, cIs, n a's sIl n
siy'vo. s. 80 ax.eeJ;,c in cosf 10 hin, nj
sl7i5cS6nr n 500; other merchandise,
M i.o" Fio-s''-s' "
stv'o - 80, .xe.ed;p, !, cost N him of
fSa MI xn s ar.r;ss sils niber mcrrhandise,
~, si"oo'''"' Wv
On same. not exceeding in cost to him of
coz o M sn Nuo.;a Si,al nibrr mer,b andise
ss11S5t s'ooeiie'' *'
si1 40, .x...,;,,r 4, .o.t N him or
,s ~, c an sano. ao' Slsi a,bar ,asrch,.nd;.e
s% % -siocei'''' Si''' o'''s $500
s<iv' o.-.x.oo,,;nn ,n cost "a him NJ
AL ~: IN same, not ezc. asb.r ,uareband;sc
33 o3a WV o
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. - ., 800 STOLEN,
$500 Reward Offered!

ON THE EVENING OF SUNDAY. M
W cs1nber l6- J. c. Lauenhaupt lcft Helena,
Ark. on the steamer Ned Tracy, With 81. 500
g United staies Treasury and National Bank
on the morning Of the nth. For the rscoysry
n this money I viii pay Five THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. n all IS re-
covered. or ope-fosrth Of tho amount Of such
portion a. may Be found. address
>. L0gESHABPT.
i4 Heieut, Ark.
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NEW YEARS ADDRESS.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE PUBLIC
LEDGER



III
by '. Y. Rockhlf'
-
40 wwtthhoi3 vnyr proud disdain.
II faithful 40 The accustomed door,
- ivie Z. rRrrR comes again.
80.
i"o And checrIess be his way.
you will not scorn to listen while
ne sings his humble lay.
,.,
The bright glad morn appears,
And hangs rainbow in the cloud,
And in the widows tears.
The winds their anthems pour,
While swcetly pensive sounds the mute
Along the wayy shore.
,.
Fly fast before the morn,
And tell the hosts sun, still beyond
On earth a yedr Is born.
And heard her latest sigh,
And when eternal GOODNESS came,
They closed her faded eye.
-,
ier crown of stars and dew,
And swiftly forth ON noweIy wing'
Der earth and Nature new
Broad as yon azure. sea-
Her train swept from the bound oil Tine
And touched Eternity.
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Gas and steam Pipe Glitter.
242H Second Street. corner of Jefferson Street
MKAPHIs, TENN.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
and Force Pumns lM
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LEGAL SALES.
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND,
NEAR MASON'S DEPOT.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Il Honorable Chancery Court of Upton coun-
~, Tennessee, made at Nov amber Term, 1886,
will sell to the highest bidder, at Mason,s. De-
January 4th. 1867. about $40 acres Of fine Lane,
belonging to the estate Of Rev. Jos. j. Somer-
veil. deceased, being all of the lOi61z acre tract
on which said Somerve'I formerly resided, ex-
cept that portion Of tne same allotted TO his
widow. Mrs. s. A. S'Jmervell, as her dover
This land is in one Of the most desirable neigh
borhoods in the country, only ~ miles west
from the depot. and will be divided to suit pur-
chasers; ere tract Of 1853 acres. and the balance
into two or three tracts, each containing a part
cleared, and part woodland.
Only 10 per cent. Of the purchase money re-
quircd in cash, the balance in two equal pay
ments on nine and eighteen months credi: !:
notes with two good securities required of pur-
chasers. and leins retained on the land.
This Is a, good opportunity to obtain e. 40
lands near the railroad, on very easy paymen IS.
REFKREScRs-John Se-ervcll, Attorney nj
Law-efice, 40 Second street; Df. S. p CIR zen ,
Adams Block; Col. Joseph Williams, 30i + ront
street.
Dol. r. B. Somervell, Mason's Depot. will
show the above property.
II. II. MUNF0nD.
=
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and axe prepared at all times to do Commercial,
Law. Steamboat and Railroad Printing, in the
neats st. cheapest ard best style of the art.
Gail and examine our goods, styles and
pricf s. l2V
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| ANsPoRrATIoN.
1866. 1866.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
<raeKes1eaxan
RAILTcOA LIN f..
SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE
TO ALL POINTS
North, East and West !
Two Daily Passenger Trains.
Through to Louisville Without
) Change Of Cars.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all
Trains.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH 70 ALL
PRINCIPAL CITIES.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
L leave depot Of Memphis and Louisville
Railroad. at head of Main street. as follows;
LIST. Might Express Daily at $50 p.
m, for louisville.
Also making close connection for Cairo, St.
Louis, Chicago, and all Weste;n and Eastern
cities.
Time to St. Louis 10 Hours and 40 Minutes.
Connections at Nashville, wit b trains on Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railre ad for all impor-
tant points in East Tennessee Virginia, North
and South Carolina. At Louisville. passengers
have choice Of route, vim J effersonville and
Louisville Railroad, or Mailb oat TO Cincinnati
and all Northern and Easter cities.
I'd. St. Louis and Louisville Express Hail
atl0:00 pm. Every aJ, through TO Co.
lumbus and Louisville Without Change
Of Cars.
Making close connection T. Cairo with Illinois
Central RaiIroa 1. and at Louisville with the
United States .iail Line steamers. and Jeher,
sOnville and Indianapolis Railroad for all
points Eorth East and W est.
Trains Arrive / n Memphis:
st. Louis Mail EXPIRES at.......l0:00 am.
Night Express at"..".-.. .."..........5:3O I'm.
Mailing close connection with Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad for \ lew Orleans, and with
steamers for al points OF, White and Arkansas
Through tickets and ii information can be
obtained at Ticket 0ffc .. 237l9 Main, corner of
Main and Jefferson sire sts. and ut Depot office,
Memphis.
SAM. B. JONES,
los GENERAL Superintendent.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
Between Memphis and Eastern Cities.
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VRUSTEE'S sALE.-BY vIRTUE OF A
4 Deed OF Trust executed to me on the 18th
day Of October. 1865. BY b. K. Norris, to secure
the payment Of certain notes due John D. Ar
NOR, one of which notes Is due md unpaid,
said Deed Of Trust being of record in the Regis,
ter's ofhcs Of Shelby county. Tennessee. In book
"a. part first, PAGES 252, 253 and 20, will pro-
coed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash, o
the premises, In the eitv Of Memphis. on Mon
day. january 81, 1867, between the hours
OF ten o'clock am. and l2 M, the following de-
scribed land, lying and being IN the city Of
Memphis. county of Shelby. and State of Ten
nessee. to.wit:. Lot No, IS and ten feet on OF
the east side Of Lot No. IS, adjoining 80 id Lot
IS. part of John ID. Armors subdivision Of
Original County Lot No. 4a6, beEinning at .
point on the north side Of Pigeon Roost road
90 feet from, and west of its intersection with
Orleansstrcet. running thence westwardly with
the Pigeon Roost road 40 feet. thence north
wardly $50 feet 10 an alley, thence eastwardly
40 feet. thence southwardly 80 feet 10 the be-
ginning. il being the same property conveyed
BY jobs D., Arnor to b; 4. Morris on the 18th
day Of October. 1856. and recorded in the Regis
terra Office. In book 81, part drst I.ages 25l and
81 The title Is believed - - sorsi nat /
snnveg a. Trustee only. Z. II. DAViE.
liz Trustee
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am compelled again 20 call attention 10 the gross
frauds perpersted upon The dopasmsnt oy violations OF
the frankng privilege almost al parts OF The country
The fac rrie franks OF different mrmDeIs congress
lottery crculars business eard &C and 70 cover all
kinds OF business and domestic cocrpondencc OF per-
sons not authorized by Law 70 fssnk masAbe matter.
Unless something done speedily py congress 70 check
the transmisso Of free viii have 10 be increased
from $709 600 10 1t 900 000 ~ avoid the con-
tluuance OF serious abuse In the use OF the names
Of members Of Congress without their knosiedRe or
REQUIRE the written signature OF the person exercising
the frankng privilege upon the matter ranked and TO
rosvs tue heads OF departments aud bureaus OF great
labo- that ranking clerk DO authorized oy law for
each department OF The government WIN the authority
70 frank all matter pertaining 70 tue department. LOT
which he 10 30 appointed.
the commerciai enterprises OF the people OF the
United States are carried 10 very large extent by
the Of foreign shrs the ocean mail service also 10
performed TO very great extent BY foreign ships The
commercial and post interests OF the country ought 70
be made aids to each other. We are Too dependent
upon the enterprises OF other peoples In tho Transaction
OF our bug Some encouragement ouehtt be given
IN some way own ship builders and cirzsps en-
GAG ed in ocean commerce build ships and buy ships
and oTn ships "a be used our own husines 10 70
be hoped that Congress will relieve labor and snip build
ing materials Of and impostous 90 that own
ships may be huit waters TO bear cur COM
paid by other governments 10 ard 10 establishing and
maintaining lines Of steamers to and from Euro
pean ports gvine them the command OF the carving
trade with comparatively little comettion, ~ que 70
furnished 70 American enterprises. This can, In my
Judgment be very properly and pr0nabv done BY SUBJ
lines OF already established or 10 be
estabished consideration for carrying the ocean
ALEX W. RANDALL. Postmaster General.
Tan pnHkIDENr. ~ s8r M&
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which hsgns ~ citing the following lines from the
frd, written before the hattie vi Montana The latter
Journal announ ed an Approaching attack upon tie Carl
DaalAas and died -" ba the Itiiian troops not
~ eel reey indirectly with the military opera
u'hs a prrsent progress be desired because
Easy " tes TIE grace consequences which may result
RON turr indifference The SAINT Petersburg Journal
tnen coa naes has, That wish has been fulhlied.
ihs ftHiian Hvnp- have not interviewed otherwise
tan AFTER tne DC cat u Garbid by taking possession
OF ana ueGra ny liz companions. Thanks TO the
lovaiy pfnasaee an energy 0 the Italian government
the afaet cens u lnces which the Ftace apprehanded
hass remained vain lear and the French gOvsrnnenL
cannot fail 20 Acknowledge thai Victor Emanuel his
nislors AMI bs army did all thst depended upon
them oppose The exra-'es al enterprise which tho
King haj condemned and winch France fastened TO
combat in ths Ponsihca States TINS conduct incon-
testaby COURAGEOUS and worthy o. faithful ally must
necessarily be fully appreciated by tho Emperor OF the
French aud oy the judgment OF Impartial opinion To
preserve ihe an Qi4 Rome Is 10 give az Italy the
r., oition 10 solve the Roman qlesti9n in the sense
tpd,aed bys political neilscice and by us APP
Probation 0f the interests OF Roman Caholiciiy IL
to piece ILaig ia a POSITION 10 anticipate cain aud
pro psros future Her ASPIRATIONS IN thai case being
satisfied al that W ncuraby reyou ti0nary amongst
population wouii rally round inrone te soVefeign
.oud the Independence Of the nation
aud THAI Of lhs spiritual power Of tho Papacy"
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THE EXECUTION OF the FEaAns.

Allen, Larsxiu and Gould Hanged BY Cuicraft
In nJnncheescr-Serccs In the CJty-L ast Mo.
meuts Or the Convicts-Lettsr fvom = Mar.
chisness TO the Mcn.
fTron abe London ssrpiss Gazette Evsairs Ncvsu-
Ter 231
The execution q the Fsnisns took place a eight
s'clock this msulns a. the Nsw DALEY Prison. Stafford,
n Manchester. TIE fog had become ssirspey asnse,
90 a 10 mako The recognition Of A,a Lsrkn and Gord
ditlcuIs 70 my bat those who wors neM the s05old
II they nsds any attempt 70 address Tbs crowd IVES
not obssvAsis except W thsss eioss ~ hssd
the ssctemsnt WAS intense, Boa no effort was made
70 create q disturbance.
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The ocers Of prominence who resigned were Generals
W. 5. Rosencrans, Kenner Garrard, W. =. Smith and
Alfred 7. A Torbert, o! the regulars; ard Generals
James b s.eedman and John n Palmer, II the voun-
tsera &1 Ea. st saa Hl
Among the destinations No observe that Generals
Henry W. Slocum, Manning F. Force, John +. Hart
raust and Robert b. Potter declined colonelces In tho
regular army. Generals Alfred Pleasonton Albion P.
Howe, JamesB. Ricketts,, John NJ. Branuan, Robert s.
Poster. John N. Corse, Thomas n. darris. s6ersham
Mott Lewis A. Grant, John w. Spragus and Francis
Fessendon declined Observation-Disclosures; and General
Griffin declined majority The merits Of tho latter
ocer were subsequently adequately recognized By
his appointment tho coiorelcy OF the Thiry-hfth
Infantry Generals Ricketts, and Fessenden have since
been placed the retired list with the full RANK held
by Them In the volunteer force Ut the they received
the wounds which incapacated them from active SER
vice. MerHMM r aaME NMa
ORGANIZATION TIE REGULAR AMY.
The following tabular statement shows the orgsniza
on Of Ins regular army under the act approved July 2S