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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
GFrom the N. Y. World. May 1o.
Jefferson Davis-KaiS Arrival in
fsfE1%r ~ this City.

"A small and anxious group were looking
out last evening from the Quarantine on
Staten Island for some glimpse of the com
ing of the vessel which brought the man
who, to the general Northern Imagination,
incarnates the rebellion. The walters for
the coming of the Niagara had faith that
her captain would make more haste with
Caesar and his fortunes" than the usual
exigenciesa of her trips demand, but it
was some time past eleven at night when a
red annunciatory rocket streamed up in
the ofing, and the black quarantine boat
shot out from the land, bearing, among
others, our reporter. The black bulk of the
coming steamer grew huger and huger
against the sheet of moonlight in the off
came to dead stop. The health officer did
his routine, the other occupants of the
stern-sheets DESCENDED to the cabin, and the
Niagara sped on -ss...z t---=ea
Before the length of the Lower Bay had
been half traversed, state-room door
opened, and one was aware by the instanta-
neous attention and respect that was given
to the person that came ont of it, that this
was what we had come out to see.s By this
attention alone, for the published pictures
OF the fallen leader give no notion at all oil
him as he now appears. Familiar as is the
story of his illness, one is not prepared for
the pallor and enaciation which long i'm
prlsonment mas wrought upon MS lace and
figure. His hair is almost white, as is also
the short beard which fringes his whole
face, and the set lines of that face remind
IN Vi so y. C,lo al
eu, whose oneek ueep scars OF CnunQer IN
trenched," though here too "plain on his
front engrayen, deliberation late, and pub
TIC care, ana prlncely couhsei III MS Iace yet
shone. lie spoke pleasantly TO his ac-
quaintance on poard, ana now ana then
carried on conversation OF some length,
put more out OF complalsance, IL appeared,
than real interest,", Tor as soon as 1t slack,
ened his head fell into MS open and wasted
hand: and ne sat "revolVlng many memo
lies till something more imam tne puzz OF
conversation nappeheu 10 rouse MIN from
MS revere: ;. do,o,, :, +ho h,oo,, ,,ooh
Mr.Isuds s was uresseu lo IJ h;b 4iacS s,ouci,
nat ana neaVy greaG-coaG Oh Whien SO mnch
mention mas Deen nitaS wtG.,iit Cne last lew
Gays, ano carrleu, eViu3nt!y Ior service, a
strong waiKIng-stlck. beslues Lne phys yslcai
ieeDle eness ABOVE mellGloheo. Wnlcn may Df
traced TO MS long imprisonment, ana from
wnicn' IL may De hopeu, ms enlargement
VIII Sc soon restore nun, @ ne mas ory cough
Tba few nossen9ers u Ebo were stirr,no on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18

Iris hardly generous to demand consist
ency in political party.-JornGl.
1t is about time that the leaders and edi-
tors of the Republican party, commenced
calling upon their deluded followers not to
look to them for consistency" In 1860
they promised peace and yet suffered war
to come upon the coun try. tN
They did avow that their party would
practice the most rigid economy and prim-
tive official purity. They have practiced
wastefulness and prodigality, and have suf-
fered corruption to run riot. isI
They protested they were not in favor Of
Negro Suffrage, and now they assert that
it is the most important article in the whole
Republican creed.
We might enumerate without limit the
inconsistencies of the Republican party
but these instances must suffice to-day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
Amusing.

The Courier (of yesterday, under the
above caption, pays its respects to General
Morgan and the Democratic party. in "a
stvle that renders the caption altogether an
appropriate one for the article in question
The Courier, no doubt, feels bad over the de-
velopment of base frauds perpetrated by
Delano and his friends to secure the cleo
ton of the former to Congress. When
it is shown that $4,000 and over
was used by them, as a ,corrup-
ton fund, and that Democratic challeng-
ers were driven away from the polls by
them, and that sdraft sneaks," deserters
and ex-rebeI soldiers voted their ticket, we
can reasonably expect remOrse on their
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
An exchange says the Empty g S

AN exchange says the Empty Sleeve =
suggestssd the brave boys who have passed
through bloody scenes and upheld their
countrys flag upon the battlefield p
While it suggests this, it also suggests the
recreancy of the Republican party leaders
to plighted faith. Had they been true to
their pledges made to the people in 1860,
there would be no & empty sleeves" sug7
gestiye of hard fought battletields. '1 ,,9 2ao
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
Newsof the Day.

.GbEG6RE sSSsa,I -3Srr,Tsa OUpE.a
Gold closed in New : York yesterday even
Ing aG f15fsTssy o. esgu sIer1sd yt1ihT vi {
81 oA Town In Maine makes a thousand
quarts of shoe pegsa day. uouoHE
.AoA,DAyENPoRT, Iowa, woman, who wasn't
sslnaEried when she expected to be, sued the
faithless for $l1 %, expense for lights, re-
freshmentss &c. - '2'99
-u-THE. Austrian Government is about to
appoint special commission to makesr-
afangen1ents for the adhesionsof Aust. ia to
the monetary convention between France,
Italy, Belgium and Switzerland.
0 kFS5Sa lady, when out. with q rather
timid beau sleighing one evening, compla-
dceatIy remarked to Ghfm that she seldom
went sleighing but she got chaps on her
lips The young man, took the hint, and
chapped.. EsssOT 5m9TTfans
~ATn TAnE Fan sAalt Gazette says that one per-
son out of every five hundred in England
is recognized as insane. The people in
this country recognize two thirds of the
Radical members of Congress the same
May:1ITATG IS A3IJd8A1U6
The lumber season has been a. good one
on the Penobscot waters, Notwithstanding
the lateness ofcommencement. The guam
.ttity Of logs.cat is Somewhat larger than
during the previous winter; but a greater
proportionis on the smaller streams, and
the drive will probably be less.
1.-The most strenuous efforts are being
made by the French military authorities to
supply the Chassepot breech-loader to the
infantry. There are already one hundred
and if Thousand Of these new arms ready,
and they Were to be served out to the Inn
periaI Guard within amonth.
ALfTTLE boy in an Illinois country town
was recently killed under somewhat odd
circumstances.. His father had buttingl
ram, and the boy was amusing himself by
putting the handle of pitchtork through
crack in the barn door, for the ram to
butt against. The ram butted at the ham
,slle, aud drove the tines of the FORK vio-
,;lently against the boys head, one of
them entering an eye and penetrating the
iibrain.sse6 JTfsss1 q 3sd: is1oas1s1i zssaGzgd
10 aqTI1HIlE; The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
North America, supreme head of the Inde-i
pendent Order of Good Templars, will hold
their next annual session in Detroit, COM
mencing about the last week in May of
,whiehslneetings due notice win be giyen-I
All members of subordinate lodges in good
standing, who have taken the two new de-
gF9css5wt be permitted to visit the r. W.
G.. J.. while in session.
Il antluai exports xot Of San Francisco are
abess s7e, ,eee, ,O9os the imports nearly as
much the manufactures are worth nearly
s$20,000 coo, the real estate sales amount to
about $12,OO00OO, and the cash value of the
land, buildings and movable property of
9 theeityris about $500, ,OOO, 600, although, as
lsessed for taxation at only $4,000, 600. She
sends away about forty tons OF silver and
six tons of gold every month. -, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
Cleanse the BLOOD.
WITH CORRUPT

and stimulates the organs of life into vigorous action
Hence it rapidly cures variety of complaints which
are caused by impurity of the blood. suchqas
ScrofItLa or Ki11's tE1il, zunnors, EIcers Sorss
Eruptiona, PanDtes BlotcLe8, Boils, ST. Anthony's
Fire. Rose or ETysip las, litter or SAT- Rhels1n
ScaId Hedd Ptn9 Worm. 9CdRcer or Caaceroas Ia
s10r, Sors Eyes Fpals DSst dset; such as Retes1-
ton, IrrfgAlTity SttEl,ressisa, RAitsa Sterility,
also Syphilis or Heneredt Diseases, EtUer CON-
PARILLA and ee for yourself the surprising activity
with which ceanses the blood and cures these dis
ordersJ ..i.,,. I.,fg.., .,,.,.,. 49,
During late years the public have been misIed by
large bottles pretending to give quart of Extract
of Sarsaparilla for dollar. Most of these have
been frauds upon the sick for theY not only contain
little if any, ,arsaparilla, but often curative in
gredient whatever Hence bitter disappointment has
followed the Of thevarious extracts of Sarsapa
rlla which food the Market until the name itse fhas
become synonymous with imposl ton and cheat. Stl
to supply such remedy as shall rescue the name
from the load of ohlOquy which rests upon it. I'VE
think we have ground tor believing it has virtues
viii h irresstibe by the class of disease it is
tended to cure. We can assure the sick, that We
offer them the best Alternative we know how to pro-
duce and have to believe. it by far the
most effectual purifier of the blood yet discovered.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is SO universally
known to surPass every other medicine for the cure
Of Coughs. Colds. lIhuenzs,s Hoarseness, Group,
bronchitis Incpient and for the relief
OF COnsumptive Patients in advanced stages of the
disease. that il is useless here to recount the evil
denee ofits virtues. The world knows them. o.
Prepared by DIR. J. C.,AYER l. Co.. Lowell. Mass,
and sold by G.. Roberts, Columbus, holesale and
retail, and by all druggists. q ''i J" 81" .. "i.A
apFS-dtw6W2n sL--5-S l@olA Sfd l.t l'I8
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-AntohIogranhicaI.

, Judging by an item in yesterday IS
Journal, in (which the local says he is
writing up dog item, we would infer he
is engaged in writing his own autobio-
graphy. 1t will probably be entitled,
:. gknash upon Sausages. .''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
lAfrIca Don,t.

IA Republican paper says the world
progresses. Africa, however, according to
the account of recent travellers and ex-
pl6rers, don't. Itshows no more progress
than it did thousands of years ago. .a5I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18

GENERAL Comfy pretends he has no
heard OF the disaster to the Republican
party in Indiana in the recent local elec-
tions. There are none so deaf as those who
do not want to hear.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18

THE Dan, the new London newspaper,
says. of England :-ssWe have no painter
worthy to compete with the men of France
and Belgiuni; no sculptor at all; no musi-
clan worthy of the name. England has no
high class poet; her noyelists, when they
dolnot initiate the French, are tame, and
{ her playwrights when they do. We are
beatenon the turf by France, on the waters
by America. and in learning by Germany"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
Household N Necessity Exists for the
Use of -ey7
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF,

Which, in the first stages of cold acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria. and Bronchitis
Sore Eyes. Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. beinr
the result of Catar,h This Snuff removes and pre-.
vents all these' and insures a healthy Head. lts
effects are pleasant and safe. even for infants W
suffer from Snutles. ~
1t IS the highest professional testimonials. S
by all Druggists. or sent by Mail to all parts u
or 90 cents for One Box. or 81 for Four Boxes.
F Address '' JAS. DURN0. T. U. OK I2s5,
Isl - = New ork City
Park Row. New York. ...- iune9-1yd&W.
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part, And when we consider thatupon the
heel. OF all this, some, thirty-tive or forty
lille al votes were proved against Delano
in Bsue Rock township, we do not wonder
at leir fury and hair pulling. when
Mo gan is in Mt. Vernon" says the Co,s-
rier, 1.-THE Banner spits it most venom
ous,g. AS he swings to Licking county,
the A6uocate bristles with it, as
tho gh it had backbone, and when he
dro;s into the arms of the faithful in
Za, l'svine, the Signal re-echoes with
gro ndless propositions and brazen asser-
ito =" This, SO far as relates to the Signal,
is rdly worthy of a denial, as our readers
wei know; we have published but few arti-
Gle as editorial in reference to the contest.
wi e almost daily the Courier has taken
OCT sion to refer to it in the most ground
lesl assertions, and at the same time, had
no. the moral courage to publish the cross
examinations that their readers might ar
riu, at their own conclusions.-Zdnesuill
iSig .tdL. '
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; SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & co.
NO. 90 WALL STREET,
Cor. of Nassau Street NEW YORK .

We buy AMI sell at the most liberal current prices.
and keep on hand full supply of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-THIRTIES
and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and exc
cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS.
BONDS and GOLD. --s 10. ,..t.
-0e. go CONVERSIONS. s7nrs
We convert the several issues of SEvEN-THIR-
TIES into FIvE-TwENT1Es ON THE MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, taking the 1st series at GOVERNMENT
RATES. allowing con mission to dealers, and PAY
ING FREIGHT TO AND FROM NEW YORK. Circulars
with full particulars furnished upon application.
5E ahl- T. -..r,. JAY COOKE & CO.
mavs-d&Wly ,. itt. - ,.T i.f,.,=3-- -.I-.-.-
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STATE NEWS.

6IAl6 NHW .- ~ =
WE learn that on Friday last, the distil-
lery-of Messrs. Ellis & Co., at Monroeville,
was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; in
sured to the amount. of $4,000. 1t is not
known how the fire originated. -
VAfBELLEv11LLE, Ohio. Saturday, com
mittee of citizens seized lot of liquors in
the freight house consigned to Lewis Hun
niwalt, stove in the heads Of the casks, and
allowed the liquors to escape. A determi-
nation was expressed to submit to no more
lquor-selling in Belleville. There is con-
ssiderable excitement The committee is
apparently fully sustained by, the citizens.
.HunHiwalt had receipted for the liquors,
aud the loss fell heavily. upon him. He
has brought suit against the committee for
damagesoITOV1 IL DsEL
yR1cHzRDs sSrnwELI, theprofigate sonof
the late Judge Stilwell, of GAINESVILLE, who
forged and obtained $500 at Louisville,
few,mopths since, lately yictimized, a Fed
peral officer in SO, at Montgomery, .Alaba-
iifA.os Young Stilwell has made several bold
efforts to break into, some penitentiary,
SlIF1ugErEne 'front.' gate, and it is about time
that he should succeed. His family is one
'ofs the most respectable in Ohio. q AV'5h
0NFridaylast, says the Highland Bonner,
.Mrs Samuel Ronk, Of this city, carpenter,
lost three of his fingers on the right hand
by circular saw he was attending in the
sash factory, and yesterday Robert Coats
working at the Gait foundry. had two fing
erscpt off by circular saw, and the others
badly injured roye
4sWE have never known the fruit trees of
saIl kinds to promise such an abundance of
sfruit as this season, and so far it is uninjur-
ed, save in some localities along creeks
The peach trees for. the past, week were
clad IN beautiful colors- and sweet
and late cherries also, presented a mass of
bloom; of strawberries eand raspberries
we shall have an abundance. Wheat never
looked better at this season. of the year in
this county, and clover and timothy equal
ly fHe.-If ne blightiBg ner'wester or nor
easter yet overtakes US. We shall have an
abandaht year, says the HIghsand Bonner.
.n0Eg SstardayI last as iMrs Alexander
Smith and wife, of Hamer township, in this
county, says the zz1titts6oro Gazette, were
coming 1tobtown in spring wagon, the
horses became frightened atgthe whistle of
the locomotive, about mile west Of the
depot, and Mrs. Smith, becoming alarmed,
supposing, the horses, would run away,
Jump .3Hunmiped out of the wagon, and, in doing SO,
broke her arm between the elbow and
i wrist, and, received some other bruises and
.eoatusions, but none Of then SO serious as ]
the breaking of the arIn. i9s1jl dsili fi!3l a.. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18

J .DEMOgRlTiCa STATE TItCKEIEaT, t XII

.DEMOeRATiC STATE TIOKET.
,02SSSeSlSAoN
sSs1te b0OIH foR aoyERsoa.
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of Franklin.
,SIGgi9 B IarHi5iaFaass sovvnaasSos, v 0gul
.AsRANREh ~. URLs of Aolmssj
TREAsURER OF STATE,
- Q.FULTON,s of Crawford.
~ = 4IxrupfroR OF srErs, ~ w
Aua.g. JOHN McELWEE, of Butler. IN
-.,-,-- - ATTORNEY GENERAL. .--., D.
tSnl uFfkANK n. HUfRD, Of Knox.
SUPREME JUDGE,
gFH0 MAS M. KEY, of sHamiiton.
'bnl pTst. goMPTRoLLBR OF THE TREASURY, sci
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, jr., of, Wi illiams
MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS.
-ARTH UR HUGHES of Cuyahoga.
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,sPEGf4EIl: 7MlUTIGBs.

Z q ]!
Ed as Small Pos. ."-ReO. Charles e. King. M.
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WE learn that on Friday last, the distil-
lery'of Messrs. Ellis & Co., at Monroeville,
was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; in
sured to the amount of $4,000. 1t is not
known how the fire originated. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-18
ANN oUNcEMENTs.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR

Z 11E-I4AISI
WE are authorized to announce PATRICK
DUNN as a candidate for Infrmary Director, sub
ect to the decsi of the De noc attic primary cleo
tion TO, be held June sth, 1867 -
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....... KIN csS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,

MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTIONS OF
Rev. CHARLES, z, KING Il. D., LisyD, O..
s&GA ron. rHE fREvBNTIoN AND CURE OF u
Q o N - U M p It L o N ,
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y :
EDITOR STATEsMAN-Please announce the name
of ANDREW w. SHEARER as ca aldidate for
Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election. - go qv..f
r PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
EDITOR OHIO STATESMAN = Please announce
JAMES W. BARBEE, as candidate for Sheriff
of franklin county. subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention, and oblige
1871. .4.. '. t.'l-- i' MANY DEMOCRATS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
FTNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Oct. 1s-NOOn.-COnsols for money, 943.
United States FiveTwenty bonds, 68, excoupon Illinois
Central Railway shares 77t Erie Railway shares, Al
Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated bonds, 2lt.
AfternOOn.ConsOls have declined 10 93i. EiveIWen-
ties stronger 6s Illinois Central 7!. Erie Rail
way, 45
Evening-Consols closed 'at 93a for money; American
Securities closed rner at the following rates United
States FiveTwenty Bonds, 683; Illinois Central Railway
shares, 7T Erie Railway shares 454 Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated Bonds 2l4.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 18-NOon.-United states Fiye-Twen-
ties for the issue Of 1862, a.
EveningUnited States bonds closed at 73 for the issue
of 1862
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is s-Noon. 60 Cotton firm the esti-
mated sales to-day 1900 bales Auddng Upands,
sd Middling Orleans, sgd the sales Of the week foot
up ZOO bales OF which 1900 bales for export and
5000 bales speculaon livestock port Is 7lsOOO bales
Of which OOO American Corn, 9 per quarter for
Mixed Western Wheat III per Genital for White CalfOr
MIA and for Red Western Barley nominal at SIC 60
for American. Oats, $40 10 70 for American. Peas,
n t0i for Canadian. Beef, l22l6 304 n for extra
prime Mess Pork n 200 for prime City Mess Bacon,
$50 cWt for Mddles. Lard, $751; y ewt Tor American.
Cheese, 52 y cwt for MddliDg American Kosln, sl6 y
cwt for Common American, and l2l Tor Medium Tai
low, 1919 y FOR American. Spirits Iurpentlne, III v
ewt for American. PetrOleum-Sprits, li2 Y gallon,
aud Standard White 1i5i.
, Afternoon -CottOn-1bere is increased activity in
business, and the market j. rnef but no advance IN
Prices has been realized, and quotations remain he same
~ al noon IL Is estimated that the sales today Will
reach 1900 bales The adyices from Manchester are
favorable. The tone OF the market for goods and yarns
y nfmef, and quotations show upward tendency.
1he market f0r Breadstu1s 10 heavy and nominal Corn
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
JAMAICA.
SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REFORMS
THE REVENUE.

SOUTHERN IMNuGRATION-JUDIcIALR REFORMS
THE REVENUE.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept. 10, 1867.
The great subject of conversation everywhere
In Jamaica the immigration Of Souherners and their
families The planters and the old Creole families, with
Europeans generally, favor of the movement; but
the negroes and many OF the laborng naturally
opposed TO IT, as they TO the introduction OF Cooe
labor. They say 1t is too bad that the country
should be given up TO strangers and divided
among them, with such extraordinary advantages
which are denied to the natives Of the country.
The Government not sangune OF success as tho
colonsts are being evidently unwilling to enter into any
engagement for the subsldizng of line of steamers be-
tween Jamaica and New-Orleans, without guafanteo
Jamaica Government provides steamer for te cheap
conveyance. At Committee meeting. Col Graham was
examined aud so was DR.. Melor, both having come
from the Southern States very recently put ey D9th
came away from that meeting disappointed at the luke
warmness OF the committeeman and their eNden1 uis
inclination 10 do anything without further inquiry
Committee OF the Commercial Association OF hInes-
ton have been sitting upon the subject OF sma conaso
cent piece Scj 1t proposed 70 introduce onest,
tuo-ceni and OnednddhdlEceu piece OF nickei SILVER
Great Judicial Reforms about to be ushered In the
new District Courts bill having passed through Com
mttee of the Legislature. will speedily become law pro-
cess Will be summary, litigation cheap, and execution
quick - - =. . o.,o,o Tor
last quarter and II are TO believe the news ta y cur
rent the quarter for 30th September promises 10 ehho
an even greater deficiency The revenue FOR imported
goods deficient $4,000 per month upon ihe ="
the last three years.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MEXICO.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-ARRlNALo oF THE
AMERICAN SECRETARY OF LEGATION.

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-ARlIVALo oF THE
AMERICAN SECRETARY OF LEGATION.
HAVANA, Oct. 1S.-By the arrival of the
steamer Louisiana from Vera Cruz we have advces from
the City Of Mexico to the 18TH and Vera Cruz to the ith
inst
Jparez had received majority Of votes for President in
the CITY of Mexico but the proposition for an amendment
10 the constitution was defeated The general result Of
the presidential election j. not yet known
u" 1rroago the companion OF Marquee In his flight had
been discovered on the Texan frontier by party Of sol
diers, but had succeeded IN again escaping from HIS io
lowers ..t H.. ,.,,t..t ., .
very unsafe for travellers A. a., -
Mr. Plumb, the Secretary 0f Legation Oi the United
States had arrived at the city OF Mexico. d.
M poitvan Minister had been received by President
Inarez and congratulated him the great triumph OF
nv the steamer Louisiana the following distinguished
persons who have banished from he1ico have ar
rived here on the way 10 Europe Inc WIDOW OF Mira
mon and her family the Imperial Ministers Marine Ihe0-
philo Interor-Juan Perela Foreign Ansirs Nicolas
Pnrtilo Gen Roa Counsellor EscandOn ana the Bishops
of Ormacchea and Tulancngo