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AN APPEAL TO THE CHARIrABLE.-The
following appeal in behalf Of the Female
Orphan Asylum should induce all who
have anything to spare to make contribu-
tions:
"The Female Orphan Asylum Of this
city presents itself to the citizens gene
rslly and asks support--the means to
provide for thirty female orphan children.
a. the close Of the financial year, the
treasury empty, with no stores provided
for the coming winter. No powers Of
rhetoric are needed to tell this tale.
Thirty destitute female children asking
for bread and sheiter-shelter from pau,
periSm, vice, and misery Shall they plead
in vain
Contributions of money or provisions
gratefully received by the children and oy
the Association. A. NJ. BOLTON,
"Secretary of the Board Of Directors"
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Educational.

rY,HE SDUIHtkN COLLEGE-ON
BaTwggS TENTH HAaD ELEVENTH
sTgpgTs -Th. principal Of this institnion re-
.p.c,fuly inform. bis friends and the pu3!ie M that
IN. evening session o! the sOUTbEnN IoLLh"s
Ill r"mmsnc. on MONDAY EYEdIIG at
O'Clock November IL, 1857.
The course Of instruction VIII embrace slpgis
and double entry book keeping, commercial cal
cnIations and psnmauship, math m>ties uncsn.
ding algebra and geometry, the ancient ana
modern Languages. .
Terms are very moderate, 10 suit the times Am :
pla prsparations have been made. Teachers OF
uGdou nted reputation have been engag.d
therefore can offer the very best faciliaeS. anu
feel confident Of giving entire satisfaction.
For particulars. please apply al tue college.
Eespec Itully. etc,
Ray DR. A. l.. .MAYEH, principal
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RrsToRI's LAST NIGHT.-Neyer since
the benefit of Caroline Richings has our
pretty little Theatre held an audience SO
large and so brilliant as that Of last eve
ming, the occasion of Mime Ristori's ap-
pearance in the character Of " Maria
Antoinette." This piece far exceeded in
general effect either Mary Stuart" or
" Elizabeth" and the audience, as the cur
tain fell each time, gave Ristori, the grand
Ristori, such ronnd of applause as forced
her to appear and render her acknowledg-
ments by Il graceful bow. 1t was with a
sigh of regret that we saw the curtain fall
upon her as she marched forth from the
"Chamber Of Death" for though we
hoped to see her again, we could not but
fear that we should never more behold 80
great genius OIL the boards of Richmond
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Murine Intelligence.

dtEIhTURE ALGAHAC-EovEMBER7 7, 1857.
sun rises 6.5lI Moon sets........... l53
.,cn nssfs.,.....6 { W High tide. Z. ME- 80
POKT OF RICHMOND, NoysAsgRd
ARRIVED.
Schooner Isabella Thompson Clifford Boston,
merchandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer John Syi veser, clifford. Norfolk, msr-
chnnaise ard pass. ngers. l.. b. TMtum
steamer Petersburg, Travert. Baltimore, nsr-
chan iise and passengers, j. w. turrie.
BELOW.
Schooner Mary Howard, -, from New York.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Sandman, Nobrook, from Rockland
for cats Point arrived at T-w fork on the 5th.
schooner J. H. Lockwood, Sherett, hence, at
PrOglIeuce on The 3D..
Schooner John stroup. Crawford, cleared from
Phtladelphia for Rich hmuni on heath.
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MATCH GAME OF BASE. .BALL.-A match
game was played on the Old Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon between the Union
and Germana clubs, with the following re-
suit: Union, 81 Germana, IL. The
home runs were as follows: Union-Cleve.
land, 2; Costello, 4 Burus, 2. Germana, 0
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DICHMOND FEM A L + ISSidi tos giIi.
~ TUTs.-This !ns,itut'o5, ds.rsa .na borders. Is
nos yoqnS n IL,
TPs sssss eoR;ss s,sh
s,snesa eeeespptspononsy ssG T.. ample
@ Ia,,i,ssss %ay f'sSS snp. @ . S%s
sscotniho.N thar each ot--. wheth-r IL .n s
T,a slsasnt. mt or The ;,S E1 ,.ash
trance .,n,y N
ror circulars; Ga AL ,RLEs il WINSTON, A. NJ.
=, President.
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Chairman of Committee on Publication.

COMING TO Hrs SENsEs.-Y Yesterday
morning crowd of "manhoodS stand
ing on the street corner discussing the
politics of the day were joined by another
one, who, pointing to the piece of ribbon
in the button-hole of his coat, accosted
the party thus -" You see dis here thing
I say, does you see dis here thing Well,
dis here piece of rihbn done coss me mo-
dan 'nough ribbin for my wife and children
for two years. done wild dis ribbin, | is.
Dem d Fitchetts is done made money
enough out O. me and some yuther fellers
to sot up two stores, when one is as many
as dey ought to have. done tired o. sup
por,in' dem d Fitchctts, l is. You
hear me, don't your l done left de blue
ribbin crowd | iS,n
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RICHMOSD GYMSAsIUM.--There will pc 3
meeting OF the stockholders of the Rich-
mopd Gymnasium at Virginia Hail 10
night at s o'clock. Stockholders VIII conc
prepared to pay their first instaimeh''
Election of officers will take place.
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THE N1STH-srREET SHOOTING AFFAIR."
The continued case of Robert Danell ana
Robert Anderson, negroes, charged with
shootiDg Robert Burnett, negro, on Ninth
street. was called before the Mayor yester-
day morning. The wounded man still be-
ing unable to appear, the case was again
continued until the 18th instant.
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To HEAR RlsroRI.-A party Of Univer-
sity students, one hundred and twelve III
number. chartered train yesterday and
came down to the city to sec Ristorl's rem
dition of Marie Antoinettc. They reached
the city last night about o'clock, and re-
turned to charlottesville after the perform
apce at the Theatre was over.
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LIGHTHOUSE Boat. A lightboat mas
been towed to White Shoal in James river,
and will be retained at that point until
the lighthouse ordered by the U nited o'a'eS
Government has been built there.
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OAKwooK AssocIATIoN.-At a meeting
of the Board of Managers Of the Oakwood
Association, held on Tuesday the 5th OK
November, in the Third Presbyterian
church, it was unanimously resolved to
return vote of thanks to the propretors
of the Richmond Dispatch, the ENQUIRER
and Examiner, and the Southern Opinion
for their kindness aud liberality in pub
fishing their appeals and advertising for
their late festival free of charge.
Mrs. DR. VEST,
Tb,;rp,ao IF Committep m Publication
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adopted at the meeting in October, 1860,
appointing committee Of FIVE to examine
into the condition and management OF the
affairs Of tie company was repealed.
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF YIRG1NIA.-There
will be meeting of the managers OF Inc
Bible Society in the lecture-room OF 4t.
Paul's church this afternoon at O'CLOCK
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STRANGE DI>APPEAKiHCE.

.--es, YEuM PuI4LlpS TO THE HOME
CIRCLE.
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DEPARTURE OF TRoops.-Company II,
Twenty ninth United States infantry, left
last evening for Washington by the Frede-
ricksbllrg train.
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PAYING OFF TR0ops.-Colonel Stanton,
paymastcr of the troops in this District, is
now making his regular bi-monthly pay
mcnts to them. To-day he pays off those
stationed at the City Spring and at the
Libby. The aggregate amount which these
soldiers will receive is about 10000.
The company now doing duty at the
Libby have been ordered "to the front"
Company II, now at the City Spring, has
been ordered to relieve them.
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CIRCUIT Court OF RGcuMoSD-JUDGE
MEREDITH PRESIDING. This court was en-
gagged yesterday in the transaction of
civil business of no public Importance.
Messrs. James N. Dunlop and John S.
Wise, Of this city, qualified to practice in
this court.
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>. .~r Clothing of the Murdered
Woman.
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-. pRlxHEH's EARW MuRpE,:
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TRIAL OF J. J. PHILLIPS.
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Shippjng.

sIOk BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
LTEF- POWHATAE STEAMBOAT es--zRxAl
DMPANY-CHEAPEST RnUTE- ssIEy2EMNk
PRElGHTS Re DUO ED-NO Che hGE f,a
WHAEPA1E BY THIS LINE-ND TRANsHlP-
MsSr OF GOODS -Leaves Baltimore every
WEDN gSDAY and SATURDAY. Leaves Rich-
rnont every "WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY at q
n'ciock A. H-steamer STAT Il OF MARYLAND,
captain TH0MAs TKAvgRs, win leave here SUN
phY MuRAlHH at O'clock. Freight re-
csiyed every day Sunday excaptsd) up to o
o'clOckP ~ This steamer has splendid saloons,
ftat.roorns, and passsn ger Accommodations Fare
reduced to THEE DObLAka Meals and state
rooms extra For freight or passage apply TO
DAVID Il WILLIAM CUARlE.
o,r,a, no 5--4t
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unEycE FOR THE PROSECUTION
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100 CHICKENS, OYSTERS, CAB
AO'1 6Aoh' &C dEogGE Z. GILES CO.'S.
po5-3t corner second and Main afaSe'
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civil business of no public importance.
Messrs. James N. Dunlop and John S.
Wise, Of this city, qualified to practice in
this court.
MAYORS COURT-REcoRDER REGNAULT
PREsIDING-W EDSESDAY MoRSING.-Saw-
ney Johnson, negro, charged with stealing
one coat, one vest, two pair pants, and
one carpet-bag, belonging to Peter Young
and Moses Rowland, was arraigned. Saw
ney came up, having on at the time pair
Of pants, jacket and vest, which were
identified by Peter Young as "ther'n."
| This, in connection with other evidence,
proved his guilt, whercupon he was sent
on. Peter and Moses insisted on Sawney's
"Shucking off" their "duds," but Sawney
protested, as the weather was cold, and
he had no others to put on; whereupon he
was allowed to go on without being re-
duced to the unpleasant necessity Of ex-
posing his person, although what he had
on wasn't his'n."
Robert McSwccney was arraigned for
unlawfully entering the house of Willie
Ann Harris and stealing blanket and 4
counterpane, valued at SO. 1t appeared
that Willie Ann merely suspected that
Mr.. McSweeney's daughter, aged about
eleven years, had taken the things, and had
nothing to offer against him. She could
bring no evidence either against her or her
father, whercupon the Recorder dismissed
the case.
Josephine Barado was arraigned for
abusing and slandering Joseph Romer, aud
Lizzie Romer was arraigned for aSsaultiuS
and beating and making her children
throw rocks at Miss Barado.
Miss Barado swore that Mrs. Romcr "cut
down her clothes line, and dirticd her
clothes, and did it two or three times ard
ara, she, ara, threw a bucket at her, aud
ara, mashed her finger; and then, not con-
tented with this, she got her children to
throw rocks at her, she did I; yes, sir, she
did"
Mrs. Romer, well charged with q kindly
feeling at hearing the statement of Miss
Barado, "kissed the book" vehemcntly
and hastily, and simultaneously with the
smack, commenced her version of the
affair. She had not cut down the clothes
line Of Miss Barado, she hadn't; nor bad
she ever thrown any slurs at her, although
she threw surs at her and hers over the
fence which divided their yards at any
time. She hadn't intended to raise any
disturbance, although there was but little
peace between them.
Miss Barado now opened her battery,
which was replied to with vim by Mrs.
Romer. The Recorder, however, inter-
veued, and required all OF the parties to
give surety for their future good behavior.
This pleased all hands. They gave bail,
smiled, aud went off in a harmonious man
ner, contrary to all precedent in family
jars of this kind.
Charles Morton, negro, charged with
stealing furnace and clothing from Louisa
Chiles, ncgress, was committed to Jail until
he could give evidence or security that he
would leave the city.
John Robinson, negro, was arraigned for
cutting John Chapman, mulatto, over the
hand with razor. He was sent on to an
swcr Indictment.
Amanda Turner, negress, charged with
stealing barrel slaves from the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, was set back.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsENT-WEDNEsDAT MORNING.
]. B. Faulkner and others Us. Benjamin
Davis, upon an appeal from decree pro-
nounced in the Hastings Court of Rich
mond. This cause was further heard yes
terday, and the argument continued until
to-day.
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EVENING SESSION.

The committee on the report submitted
by the President Major Carrington) re-
ported as follows:
The committee have carefully considered
the subjects referred to them, aud recon-
mend the following resolution
"Resolrsd, That the report OF the Board
of Directors be approved, and that the
thanks of the stockholders be rendered 10
the gentlemen composing the Board for
the prompt and etticien. manner in which
thew have discharged their duties, aDd for
the iudicious plans adopted by them for
the protection Of the property OF the COM
pany.'
This resolution was adopted.
An election Of officers was then held,
with the following result:
Major Charles S. Darlington, president
nominated by Dr.. Graham. Directors
Colonel Coalter Cabcll, nominated by DR.
/ Graham, on the part of the State aud pri
vate stockholders Lewis y. Csensha%
nominated by Mr.. Morriss, on the part
the private stockholders.
The existing committee to examine
books, papers, and accounts, was reap
pointed.
I On motion of Dr.. Graham, the bylaw
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On motion Of Mr. McCance, the report
and accompanying documents were re-
fcrrcd to committee CO i've.
The following commi. was appointed
by the meeting Messrs. McCance, Ora
ham, Holiday, Maury, and Morriss.
The meeting then adjourned until
O'Clock P. NJ.
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EOH PHIL ELPHIA-TWICE a
bRIA, Captain PLATr, now lying a--r1k3s-J
IT nor berth in ths dock. will re. sgzzz--is1S< u
stL instant Ut IL O'Clock ". Freight taken Tor
Norfolk at moderate rates also, FOR Charlestoh'
Savann,h, and new Orleans, aud blils GI IA
diug signed through. Passage TO Phlladelphia,
including meals and stater0oIn. plO
w PORTER, Agent,
,oga 4. Office No 242S on the dock.
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RSDAy...,.. NOVEMBER :, 1867.

t-r CIRCULATION OF THE "nlS
-. v +, LARGER THAN TIE COM.
nm CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
EE lDAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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.IOTICE 10 SHIPPER5.-The boats
IS OF the JAMES RiYEa ANDtyHe-NA
KANAWHA CANAL COhPAH HSExaLfI
will leave the dock as usual
promptly at u O clock y: on TUESDAYS, fHohs'
PreiyEt and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
bsyond collected on delivery or prepaid At the op.
tion OF the shipper freight received and deliver
Wsy freight win not be delivered TIL charges
paid.
90 :. EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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y,UR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
II nIOY STEAMSHIP COMPANY: >GSCH
Tns now and elegant site.whesl <H-EI
,1ssmsnip HATTEEAS, Captain Ns~nt%axsE
V0rcH, will Leave her wharf At zss4ssssSa -
Eockets Oh FRIDAY, November sth at J! O'Clock.
;reIyht received up to IL O'Clock A. NJ rare,
si2 Konnd t;cksts $50 StseIage, S8. Through
Bills signed to Boston, Mas. For freight or pas-
cage apply TO sAhuaL e,,h q hn' ,-oo,.
m Miln ana rh'T't0'
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T1OR CHARTER, the 3 A @ U T.
a civilian AESNIE," now discnsig Tt
jny At civ Point VIII bs ready in about sSyST
ten days. Capacity a5o hogshsads. or 4, ,'VO.-szsL
b+rrsi7 no nouf' DAVENPORT a co.
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T1cR NEW YORK FIRST VESSEL.
n The ,uperior fast sailing schooner tGt
JtCOb KEEZLG LAKE, master having the SFyT
larger portion OF h-r cargo engaged ahGcS.sa.
goin. ol bonrd, will h4vs quick alsp@'ch. foi
aE ~ - spy CKOWELL i CURRIB.
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Ga this balance about $4,000 has been
adjusted, and the holders have directed
its investment in the mortgage bonds
which are now being issued. There is
satisfactory evidence that a large portion
of the remainder Of this debt will soon be
furnished.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
TH1RTY-HIHrH CONGRESS.


WARRINGTON, March =, iss7
10 Senate metal eleven o'clock
fHs puSoERsma.
GRnss trsp) Of Iowa called up bill for the
n ef william h. wsbb oonssructer Of the iroa- clad
1a~bsvs
SnUnpuf1, rcp.) OF III, moved that the Senate
yssd the confederation OF executive business, for
ehurpess he said, Of clearing the docket Of certain
Asbssisne, shout which there was 10 contest The
~ wss nos agreed 70.
bill named BY Mr. crmee was taken MP. u an
- s(Govenmens upon the Dundsrberg upon the con-
enf ra6apdng ali money advanced 10 him on the
3oneA The bin was passed, and goes 70 che House
90 touryVnoc IN amendments.
q nasis voLusrxRs ~ TIE RseuLAR ARnr.
stNso0 me sin declaring and nIlss the rebs Of
vo@3sn N the army Of the United States made re-
~ Srssd V, this bill provides that In enumsraipr
AAe ~ sssved BY ofncen Of the regular army, ap-
ssvtos volonsssss shall be counted the same ~ sf IL
I'D N n the regular service for all purposes OF pro-
ncte insrsased pay and additional rscns. vhc6 &C
ia sosDoslsr ov AnnsscAr crrIzrs nEuco
M amMn trep, Of MAesL J from the Committee on
pNofU Reiasons reported adversely the resolution
% psosct The rights Of American citizens 10 Mexico
AJD q ssaslutioa 70 protect the claims Of American
eifSenwbo have invested in Mexican loans
Sxs yu11Ans C0nMTISs pmTAe0Sp SHos oosspuA-
sOnmdicu Of Mr. wnsos tho Military Committee was
akAgbrnt NON furthsr confederation OF number OF
bOs jsas Vssslssoss ssc., moss Of which had been
''''srrs :. =, ,c.S Sss.s s''r rc.rn ,.r.onpp sru
-. = :s !" ~ AZ "a fc! Rssss "; sisohsrssd
% q e. ne T,,sss ~ s:s. ss::'''iS is
.sSiiS =. ncsica ~ Csnnss ssid ths sss,:cs We
ven Important ope snH worthy Of more ecoesssasIs
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and TO be informed by many Of the leading Of the
South that was the purpose Of the Southern States 70
experience. The constitutional amendment, II II had
been adopted would have brought into this chamber
ana the other chamber from the sousn n
which we passed. and which afterwards amended In
the House. would have accomplished the same pur-
before the Senate. 1t was amended, and the
amendment is the most obnoxious feature Of the BILL
ss ssaats and voted 70. m
ascertaned that this falling, OF more rgid
character measure founded upon the idea that the
property liable TO forfeiture would have been exaced
Mr. SAuIsHURS. ldem.) Of Del, said he did not rise 70
uss ns NJ u wo.ch me resident IN ms
upon the most iniquitous bill presented in the
Senate. He expressed the hope that the southern
people would never enter the Union upon the terms now
Mr. HEsDmcxs tdem.) Of Ind, followed Mr.. saus.
bury In brief review OF the bill and in endorsement Oh
Mr. DIxo., trep) Of Conn, believed the bill to be in
conflict with the provisions Of the constitution and
should consider himself In voting for II as violating ms
official oath. The country was peace and the
OF the had been announced by the Presi-
on by Congress he could see no power 10 establish mill
tary government Believing the bill to be plain and
papable violation OF the constitution he should vote
against IL.
Mr.. BucxAIKw tdem.) Of Pa. next addressed the
Senate against the bill
After much debate the quests put " Shall the
bill pass the Presidents objections Notwithstanding
1t was decided in the affirmative, as follows
YrAs-Messrs, Anthony Cattell, Chandler, conness,
Cragn, Creswell, Edmunds Fessenden, Fogg, Foster,
Fowler, Frenghuvsen, Grimes Harris. Henderson. How
ard Howe Johnson kirkwood Lane, Morgan, Morrill, Nye,
Stewart, snmnei, Trnmbnil, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Wiley.
Wilson, Williams and Yates-39
NAysMessrs Buckalew Cowan; Davis, Dixon Doolittle
Hendricks Nesmh, Norton, Patterson and Saulsbury0.
ABSENT yorNG-Messrs. Brown Guthrie Nc.
Dougall and Riddle.
The Chair Mr. FOSTER announced that twothirds Of
both Houses having voted TO pass this b
ing the objection OF the President it had become law
The galleries had been densey crowded all the
ng and the announcement Of the result Of the vote
followed by strong manifestations of applause.
The CHAIR directed the Sergeant Arms arrest the
offenders against the decorum Of the Senate but the
offenders about hundred to against the door
keepers, no arrests were made
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session at eleven
o'clock and is not likely to reopen the doors until two
O'Clock A. NJ
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IN I: XII o.
RsxIaiLlAR TAKES THE FIELD IN PERSON
MctfE Gslins q Great Victory
over Caravajal.
a.. 90. 90.
NEw ORLEANS, March 2, 1867.
Of Mexico to the 10th Of February

NEw ORLEANS, March 2, 1867
hees tfoc city Of Mexico to the 10th Of February
A1rs asss ranCl ed.
aAlHiis@ - left, going TO the northward with 60Oc
Ae Iis dassaation Ii the scene Of war.
ssAr had command, and, with the 5000 men,
nts ~sNA With 1900. He killed or captured the
aa gffa ng their cannon and baggage
hEae reeks the liberals have lost sev enty -four
In six considerable battles they were vic
torious the French without delay when CAP
tured Bazaine destroyed the guns, military stores and
arms Puebla and other cities rather than turn them
over 70 the imperialists The imperialiss have won
several battles and reclaimed three hundred miles Of
territory but the liberals rapidly investing their
capital and contracting their lines.
The French marshal is showing many marks Of kind
ness to the Americans who are leaving the country.
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THE EEnlAxs.

General Gleeson, who is now Military Director Of the
Fenan Brotherhood has given contract for two
thousand uniforms large clothing firm in this city.
The uniforms will lie made entirely OF bright emerald
green CLOTH after the pattern Of those by the
Imperial Guard Of the Austrian army. The General 70
going work with vengeance to equip two regiments
Immediately and 60 where glory hm--to Ireland.
session OF the Board of Directors held last
ing for the purpose OF perfecting the programme OF
action adopted recently by the convention.
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San FRANCISCO, March I, 1857.
Ross Browne, from Lower California per the steam
ship suwanee reports tho discovery OF rich mineral
sources Masdalena s splendid bay for naval station
The surrounding country is barren and water s scarce
~ Browne and party are making detailed reconnos-
sanco the Interior and they will probably make four
months' journey 10 Sandigo california
lees and Steteon Lopaz arranging for the pos-
session o. granta An elaborate report, embracing
cnmts measurements and the observation Of its coun
Try, 10 In progress OF preparation. M
ne steamship Herman sailed day for Yokohama
The ship Day Dawn sailed today for Hong Kong
Ehe carries e23l, 600 In treasure
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4 SOUTHERN PLANTER MURDERED AND ROBBED sY NEGROES.

CHARLESTON, c., March 1867.
private despatch TO the family in this city reports
the murder and robbery this morning of Captain George
c. Heyward planter by the negroes his plantation
May river, Savannah, Ga The deceased before
the well cotton factor OF this city, and
during the rebellion was captain the confederate
service,