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.TEiA.S

THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT By VS.
CORWN CO., and pass through no other bands. en- en-;
abNne us not only to WARRANT THEM AS PUREAND
UNADULTERATED, but to sell at the following pr1ces
FINEST YOUNG HYSON. ~ OO
FnFsT GIINp0WDER .:....;. 25
rtTHoE rHnISEsT aF FNGTIsH RRE;KFAsT
ENGT,ISH RREAKFAsT 80
CE0ICEST OOI NNG .....,...2 90
GEo1CE 00T 0N| =. / so
We keep, ALSO supply Of cheaper grades COCO
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED. at u 6o
per pound. - :. .o,,,,,,n
Just received, q new supply of OLD JAVA COEFEE,
45c.; PARCHED, &c.; GROUND, 81 :; OLD RIO Sec.
Tho PARCHED COFFEE we represent to be OF tne
FIRST QUALITY, parched by us with great care l1a
Of these Coees, Green, Parched and Ground, VIII con
vince the consumer on that point = -
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA.
The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended TO by
one Of the Managers Goods delivered to ell parts OF the
city FREE OF CHARGE
TnesdaV 3mo February
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE pAvEAIENTs AND SIDE
WALKS THE CITY.
l. Be IL ordained BY The Mayor amt hlermen fCharss-
ton, City Council asse5ed adH is hereby ordained by
The authority Of the same That from and after the first day
of September next there shall be laid down by the owner
occupant Of each lot III the city having entrance
carriages wagons, carts aud drys, platform OF wIod
stone, extending not than four feet from the curb
stone towards the centre OF the street, and tile
occupant of a'y such lot not having platform herein
required toprotect the pavement against the
carriages other vehicles, shall forfeit AMI pay the
of five ollnrs; and in the event that the sud pavement
becomes broken, lie shall pay, in addition to the atore
sad penalty the costs and charges OF mendng the same
and also tue sum OF five dollars for each day the
shall remain 30 broken.
Ratified in City Council August 10, 1861.
Jn1I1ary 1no
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT,

=
CHARLESTON, s. c., February 18th, 1857
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED by the undersigned until 26th inst, for
cleaning and repairing the Fire Well at the OF
Beaufain and Smith Streets per specifications to be
seen ct this Office
Also, for making TEN FIRE LADDERS, as per speci.
fcations. NJ. b. NATHAN,
February Is 10 Chief Fire Department.
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FIRE LOAN.

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CITY HALL, November ., 1866.
A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN Z BE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to proceed in the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to al in building up the
City anew are hereby notified that the form of appli
cation for oans be obtained ut the Office of the Clerk
of Council, between the hours of A. NJ. and P. M.
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office, the Committee will meet every Monday TO
slider the same.
By order of the Mayor ". e. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk Of Council.
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Extract from Ordinance Ratified November a0th, 1906
Sec s. No cloth awning shall be put up in such
to obsruct loot passengers; and no aignboard
shall bs erected otherwise than thirteen feet nom the sur
face of the ground or foot pavement -
under penalty of Twenty Dollars for each and every
day. while any such rnng sgn-board Fixed or form
ed otherwise than as herein directed shall 50 remain
SEC g. Noperson or persons whatsoever shall, for the
purpose Of exposing any goods, commodities or other
articles for sale, place. or cause to be placed any such
table bench board box, other appeudage, In any
street, lane, alley or public thoroughfare, any foot
pavement within the City, under penalty Of Twenty
Dollars each and such offence and Tor each and
every night day, the may bc, on which any
such offence is cornmtted Prouided hoceuer That Ven
due Mrsters shall be permitted to expose before their
stores such goods ano commodities as they sell at public
auction but not to ake up than the front Of
their respective vendue stores and to the distance OF sx
feet beyond the same
SEC. T. No person or persons whosoever shall suffer
of any description or any other matter thing, to him.
her. them belonging consigned to lay or stand for
longer space than four hours, In any street. lane, alley
or public thoroughare within the City, under penalty
of Two Dollars with COSTS for every hour that any such
article thing shall so lsy or stand ond the above
mentioned times e1cepng materials for building In re-
gard to which the following regulations shall be observ-
ed namely: When or persons shall erect OF
repair any house other building upon street. lane
alley. open court within the city he she, or they
shall mako application for the use OF 80 much OF the
street public way shall not exceed the front OF the
lot on which such building s to be erected extend
more than rect into the street, which space auch per
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence least g1 feet hgh in order to deposit within the
same the requisite materials for building and repairng
and such fence together with the remaining material hc
she they shall remove as soon as the work be fnsh.
ed or whenever tho Mayor shall require 1t, pain Of
forfng Two Dolars for every hour that such fence
such materials shall afterward remain unremoved; and
on paiu Also of having the removed at his her.
their expense, by the City authorities.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES
" FEBRUARY 7, 1sG7.-Recovcred and at this
Office = yards COTTON GOODS. The owner is rc-
quested to come forward and prove property.
j. C. CAMPBELL,
February8 Lieut.. in Charge.
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F o U N D.,

HOUND. "A SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
Il BOND, with Coupons attached, for One Thousand
Dollars which the owner can have by proving property
and paying for advertisement. Apply to J. n ROBSON,
No. 62 East Bay. fwm13 February
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I,.porsr C,Rcu1AT1oN.-The DAILY

LARGEST C1RcuIAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the 0Niciol List Of Let
ters remoiintiny IN the Postc0ice at the e"''
of each aceeA,, ayreeuJIy to the tollo~'"y
section of the Ncao Postcbice Laao, as the
newspaper hoping the largest circulation an
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted, That lists OF ie
ters remaining uncalled for in any Postohce IN any Guy
town or village, where newspaper shall DC pr,o
hch he;ne nublshed weekly or oftener, shall have tne
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the salo
Office
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON s. G.. January Is, 1857
TIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
Il LLSHED for general information. The Police have
orders to report all of violation and after the list
of February next. c. b. SIGWALD,
Captain of Police.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT
or
M USIC

A GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC WILL BE
n given at the CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH. on the
evening of Wednesday, Goth instans for the BENEFIT
OF THE CHURCH. -F
Tie Choir will be assisted by Mr.. I. D. RUDDOCh,
and several Ladies and Gentlemen comprising some OF
the best musical talent in this CITY, who have kindly
rendered their services
The following selections from the works OF the great
composers, will be the
PROGRAMME OF THE EVENING
!. Organ-Cum Sancto Spritu (12th Massl MOZART.
2. Chorus-The Lord Is Great. .kIaH1N1.
8. Solo and Chorns-"Qui Tolls" sd Mass HAYDN
4. Solo and Chorus -"Quonam" sd Massl HAYDN
s. Recitave and Aria-"Wtth Verdure Glad" (Orntorio
Creatonl. -HAYDF.
6. Chorus-"To the Cherubim and Seraphm lDethn-
gen lie Deum) ~ -
OiBhu-fuBue. - 49,
8. Chorus and Solo-.KyrIe'' I'D Massl HAYDN
o. Tro-"On Thee Each Living Soul tOratorao Crea-
TO- Duo-"aracefui Consort (oratorio creaon) HAYDN.
II. Grand Chorus" Halleujah" tOratorio Messlah)
Observation-Disclosures. .aANDEL.
Mr.. T. D. RUDDOCK, organist.
Mr.. G.. o. ROBINSON, Conductor
Doors open at TX P. H.; Concert to commence OF .
PM.
Tickets s1:OO-to be obtained at COURTENAY's,
GREER'S RUSSEILS, and HOLMES BOOK STORES,
also ut Dr. AIDfAR'S DRUG STORE.
H No Tickets will be sold at the doors of the Church.
Eahr11arv If
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO TAVERN KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
February 1G 1867.
4 IL PERSONS WHO HAVE MADE APPLICATIONS
n for Tavern Licenses arc hereby notified to report ut
my Office on Tuesday next, 10Th inst.
W. II. SMITH,
February 18 Clerk Of Council
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF PoLICE,(
CHARLESTON, s. c., January &c, 1867.
TIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
LISHED for the benefit of oil whom it may con
Germ. c. B. SIGWALD,
Captain of Police
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SEED CORN AND OATS.

Ennn BUSHELS SEED AND PROVISION
OUUU CORN AND OATS, landing from the
steamers Falcon and Souder
1000 bushels Prime Yellow Corn by the brig Myrover.
LEO bales Prime North River. Hay s.:
6O00 bushels Of Bran and Shorts and Black Seed Oats
by the schooner Loyal Scranton
100 barrels of Jackson White Potatoes selected with
care. 70! planting VIII be sold low while landing this
day nom steamer G. B. Upton
IN STORE
PEAS, GRIsT, CORN MEAL, &c, &C., &c.
Apply at the PEOPLES GRAIN STORE. -
JOHN BiNNS,
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don. Queen IsABEILA has banished some Of the
fret civilians Of her kingdom, and now shows her
impaftiaity by striking at the princes.
An English journal says that Lord DERRY's gov
.nment may not be destined to last very long; but
no one eau say that it has not left it's mark upon
the country Lord DERBY has appointsd to-.
judges, all of row; haif-a-dozen peers, including
q truthful and beautiful baronet; three bishops,
though only Irish and Indian; five baronets and
twelve knights. he has had to dispose Of three
garters, five. lord-;eutenancies and four colonial
governorships.
The warm weather Of the past few days has pro-
dlced q freshet at the West, and considerable
damage has been done to property. The Chicago
and st. Louis Railroad bridge over the Karkakee
river was swept away. A portion of the illinois
Central bridge at Galena has been swept away.
Two steamboats, and barges have also been carried
of. The breakwater is also injured at Aurora, Ill.
The island was overaowed, covering the first floor
of business houses, and compelling families to
leave their dwellings,.
The coins intended by the United States Govern
ment for the Paris Exposition were finished on the
14th. Their manufacture Was trusted to the Mint of
Ph;Isdelphia. They consist in sets in duplicate Of
each Of the coins Of the country-gold, silver,
nickel and bronze. The gold coins are double
eagles, eagles half eagles, three dollars and two
and-a-haH and one-dollar pieces. The silver coins
are dollar, half dollar, quarter, dime half dime,
and three-cent pieces. The nickel are five and
three cent pieces, and the bronze two and one
cent.
A railroad train in the South Of France that had
I'll
ed by number Of famished wolves, who had been
attracted by the smell of cattle on board. The
beasts besieged tie men who were watching, and
after resorting to all manner of means to frighten
them, the men beat hasty retreat, butwe close
" followed by the hungry wolves. They got safely
into the car however, and after the retreat Of
theWolyes the night was made hideous by the yells
and howls Of the CATTLE which continued until the
blockade was removed and the train was once more
tp motion.
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l O. S +.
S I 0lEM N.

GTOLEN, A BILL OF EXCHANGE ON
- Rathbone Bros. & Co., Liverpool for SIX Hundred
and Seventy Pounds Sterling, drawn in our favor. All
persons warned not to purchase the same as psy
rnent has been stopped @. '. ANCKEk 20.
February 16 8
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70 r SALE,

NOR sALE.--A BAR-ROOM, WITHLICENsE,
and LEASE for several years. in the mest frequent
ed part the ci to be sold under acceptable cond
lions. J..,. ...g.- i
Application by letter. addressed to W q, Box No. 28s
Charleston P o. will meet with attention Immediately.
: 4To1,r
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ITO RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOP
ER River eight miles fromsshe city, containing 404
acres between GO and 70 Of whh bean planted the
past summer. On it is comic ctable Dwelling, Kitchen
Barn, Stable, and negro Hon., Apply at this Office.
Deoemhas 2---9>~c:s - ~ a stuthm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12
WASHINGTON.

an TNrEACBM6Nv MOVEMENT IN THE shNAl SELL ol up
P.eTNENT, SALARY BILL PAssED-RbPokI VI M
SHSY osiv,SS CoynfrTrRE-A BILL FOR THE RBoR'
G.Nzr1og oP LOUISIANA REPoRrtD-ASoI , . hH,
CITING TIME IN THE HOUsB-PRoSPECIe ron me
,uive en- so,vrIIRRN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
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Commercial Anxiety in Paris.
the DvcHY Of LUXEMBOURG.

The negotiations which havo been initiated by the
Emperor Napoleon for tho acquisition of the territory OF
the Grand Duchy OF Luxemburg to France NAV, in.
dicated by cable Dispatcher In the end constitute
main Cause II not the main cause, or In Europe
Consequently history OF the territory will DO found
very interesting to the readers OF the HERAtp:-
Originally county, Luxembourg was made duchy IN
1854, and remained uadcr the dominion OF Its dukes
during the fourteenth and ni.eon.h centuries. Louis
XIV seized the southern part OF the duchy ami ncor-
porated with France tho remainder being left undcr
the ruio OF Austria until the French revolution, when
the whole OF Luxcmburz became Frcuch possession.
The Congress Of Vienna again restored s separate
istence, and the King OF the Netherlands became Its
Grand Duke
In 1890 Joined the BegIans their revolution, and
the London Conference divided II between Belgium and
Holland the portion falling 20 the latter state being the
territory now known the Grand Duchy OF Luxem-
burg. Tho right OF maintaining garrison In Luxem-
burg conceded 10 Prussia by the treaties Of tho 3t
Of May 1918 the sth OF November 1915, and the 18th
OF March, 1917.
The population Of tho Grand Duchy in 1860
200. 5A
Tho present King Of Holland claims the personal right
Of dsposing OF tho Duchy IL he choose, with refer
once to tho legislative body In this connection II Is
stitution under which Luxembourg ID held by Its SOW
ereign.-
Clause l. The Grand Duchy OF Luxembourg Is an In
dependent, indivisible, and inaIienabe State.
Clause 81 No portion Of the Luxembourg territory
be coded EXCHANGED for and no portion OF for.
egn territory added TO Luxembourg except BY virtue OF
q law
Hence II follows that the cession Of the country 10
France could not be legally sanctioned by suffrage
universal but requires the ratification OF the Chamber.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.

PRECAUTIONS AHuiuSt HtTes
The developments given recently in the HsRALo Of tho
danger OF Ore which patrons OF Of the largest
theatres in this city through the carelessncss and
want Of business talent the part OF the managers,
inspire the public mind with an anxiety TO know
whether the theatres they paronize safe or not
We visited the Broadway yesterday and care
fully inspected the precautions against 0ro which
Mr.. Moore has initiated. They are complete
fire axes, water buckets and heavy blankets and
line Of wator buckets may be found In the files and
above the stage, reaching the carpenters ROOM
STILL matter hat precautions taken against IRE,
IL almost impossible TO guard against careless
The carpenter shop Ia a mine OF destruct on
which spark may at any time explode. To prevent
this Mr. Moore will not allow any light whatever In this
dangerous locality. There no gepipes In
IT, aad all the work therein must DO done
cumsances 70 carry light thhcr. and day and night
Waterman Is always hand TO keep look out Tor dam
ger Under the stage the floor Is kept carefully swept
no shavlngs other conbustiblo matter being allowed
to accumulate All night single gas jet Is left burning
on tho stage, which DO turned OIL BY very simple
process, and which Iuminates tho entire theatre.
All the carpenters, scene shutters, supernume-
raries, &C, have been organized into regu.
lar corps Of pompicrs or IRE wa,chmen,
that purpose Tho scenery, too has been painted with
chemical coors TO render u 70 some degree IRE
proof and across the stage In event OF IRE
shuts II on completely from the auditorium The 0ym.
rc ia guarded the manner with the addition OF
hose trained amid the nies With such precautions the
patrons OF these establishments may fs2i ~ce2SciV
sscurs durins The PERFORMANCE
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THE REFORM QUESTION.

Debate and Division the Dcrby-Disrneii
Btl-Defcat OF the Gladstone. Bright Oppa-
sitiou and Triumph Of the Cabinet.
LONDON, April L. Midnight
Tho debate on tho Reform bill occurred IN abe House
or Commons this evening
Mr.. Gladstone the leader OF the opposition Offered
amendment to the BILL fixing the voting at i've pounds.
After long and very interesting debate tao an'ni
mont rejected by decided vote, tho government
msjorItiss being 81.
The London Times the Ministerial Victory.
LONDON, April 13-Nooa.
Tho Timer OF this morning has congratulatory edl-
tora article the defeat Of the liberals tho Reform
bill in Che House Of Commons last evening The course
pursued by Mr.. Gladstone Is severely criticised, while
that OF tho liberal members who deserted their party
.corespondingy laudcd.
The Times thinks that tho liberal boilers hold III
balance Of power and virtually control the Reform
bill.
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MOVING TOWARDS WAR.
Count Bismarck's Speech ON Napoieon's Ncao-
tiatiOus for Tn ~ mburg.


tiations for Tn emburg.
In the session OF the North German Parliament April
Herr Bennigscn rose TO question the government
relative 10 the rumorcd ccsson OF the Grand Duchy Of
Luxembourg to France Count Bismarck having prcvi-
ousy announced his readiness TO give immediate
ply 10 tho Interpolation. ii
Herr Bennpsen said A disqucting rumor Is current
that Germany Is to lose Luxembourg. birthplace OF
German princes and Parliament wishes TO learn what
attitude the governments Of the Confederation intend to
adopt In the matter The question Is hero OF Federal
German fortress and OF a German frontier terri.
nsrer dreamed Of soihing 10 become French The
speaker then read q letter from Luxembourg,
which was described as cry Of distress 70 the Par;
lament, and In which was asserted that out OF
200 900 Inhabitants there not 200 whose language
was other Than German. Herr Won Bennigsen then
continued as follows:-Bcforc this question all party
differences disappear When TIE integrity Of Germany
threatened all parties tcI unite and support the Ministr
for peace 5us viii nos shrink from war Il be
a,ass our honor. Ee. US awe speedy and
France, and shah afs them IN ne bud; TO be
silent would be Weakness The promise given by the
served by the people In grateful remembrance Let him
call upon them and he will find that they Tho
work OF tho new constitution can DO concluded within
lew Gays u foreign Intervention threatens We do not
seek war, aud II Il breaks 1t France be amscrabe
The German and the French nations could live side by
deep wounds; but France attempt 10 hinder the work
OF our reconstruction we will show her that Germany Is
CorSr BISMARCK In reply said BY the dissolution Of
the old Confederation this King OF Holland acquired
fun sovereign rights Luxembourg There prevails In
the grand uuchy characterization TO enter the North Ger
man Confederacy on account OF the military burdens
tina, step would entail In the higher aud highest
circles bad feeling is entertained with regard 10
tho victories OF Prussia, and in q despatch ad-
dressed to the Prussan government last October
Holland demanded the evacuation OF the fortress
OF Luxemburg. The government not wishing to have
foreign Princes In the Northern confederation has not
put any pressure upon the Netherlands Prussia
values dmcdois relations 'ci France, and has respected
mr. suscepfibttes % far az was Consistent Nth her
ovn honor The Prussian government does not adopt
between Holland and France; but cannoG on she other
hand assert that the contrary IL the casa The question
hrst officially brought forward by communication
made by the King OF Holland 10 the pruNan Ambassador
asking what position Prussia would tale up IN case his
Majesty should In any way ceds his sovereign rights
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Liverpesl Previslsns Market.


LvERrooI, April l3-Nooa-
Pork, TIA Cd Beef, lisa Cheese, Goa Lard, ses.
Bacon, a..
LIVERPOOL, April 13--Evening
The market ID generally arm. Pork TIA 3D. per Dbl.
OF zoo lbs Beef LISA per Dbl Of s0l lbs Bacon has
declined to Goa 3D. per cwt for Cumberland cut Lard
Aos. Cheese, oos for middling
Liverpeel Produce Market.
LwERrooI, April 13-Noon.
Petroleum spirits II; standard white, Ia Sd Rosin,
common, 81. Sd nne. TIA Ois-Linsesd, CSC; sperm,
Elsl; whale. ESQ. seeds-Clover, Sos Cd /; linsssd,
e5a Pot ashes. ga Scotch pig iron S2a Tallow ~
Cd Linseed cakes 80 loA Spirits turpsntne s7s
LyRrooL. April BARK
The market for sugar Is nrmeE
LURrooL, April 13-Evsning.
Petroleum. La per gallon for spirits and Ia Cd for
standard white. Rosin, sA Sd. per owt. for common,
and Tia for nns Ashes, ga per cwt for pots TAI
low, "a Cd Spirits turpentins. sTa per cwt.
LvERrooI, April 13-Evening.
Sugar closed firm ct 24A per cwk for No II Dutch
standard
London Markets.
LONDON. April 13-Evening.
The markets arc generally without change Lnseed
OIL has declined S. per ton and Is quoted ut f38 l0
Sperm and whale oils frm the former at f1S1 and
the latter at ESQ per ton Iron-s2s for Scotch pigs
mixed numbera Seeds-Clover, 6ss Cd. for American
red. Hnseed o5a per cwt for Calcutta Lnseed cakes
60 10a per ton for thin oblong.
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Cal MA DA.'

United States Troops af Reuso's Peiue-A FSA
nian Raid ExpececA-Pilos Boats Waiting fsu1
the Spring Fieet-A Mail RobbeY CoHvicse4 =
TORONTO o. w., Apht Ia ro6x :!
special despatch TO the Globe from Montreal, ssyg
that force Of United States troops arrived = Rouss
Point yesterday. The impression tho front u thaS
. Fennn raid will be made before month
The hotel kept by Mckee at Henningosu, was aacke0
the other night by roughs from the other sde who were
fred on and driven OF.
pilot schooner with seventy i've pots left Quebec
yesterday for the Gulf 10 gwan the spring ncst.
DAVID Brown was found guilty on the charge OF rob
Poniten,iary for life
Tho river Rchelieu Is clear OF lee