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Sherif's Sale.

81 .-sa Sheriff's Sale.
John Station Court of Common Pleas
Z VS. of Franklin County,
Samuel Swickard.) Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF A s'VENDI'' TO ME
ID directed from said Court in the above stated
case will offer for sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House, in the city of Columbus
Tuesday, the 10Th day of November, A. D.
- ...t.. 1867, r.
at O'Clock P NJ, the following described real es
tai e, to- wit:
Lot No. Is in the town of Groveport, in the coun-
ty of Franklin and State of Ohio, and adjoining
the Ohio canal.
Printers fees $3.50. 80
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On and after SATURDAY, June 90, 1861, FOUR
TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, 81
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
~ TF DIANAPeIIs n 0HIGAGe.g
without change Of cars to DAYTON and
" DiANAP6Efs an af1S rs sndNSi and CHiC&Go. Il &
~ Connections are reliable as follows:
~ -HON 9F1RST TRAIN. J95
DAILY, except Monday)
Leaves at l:2O A. NJ. for Cincinnati. Circle
vile, Lancaster, Hillsboro and Chillcothe; stop
A. london, South Charleston, xenia. Corwfn
cinnati at6:l5 A.. M. ;.5Ff
SECOND TRAIN
Daily except Sundays.
Leaves at 500 A. NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton
West Jefferson, London, South Charleston. Ce
darville, Xenia, Spring Valley, -Corvin. Morfow
South Lebanon, Fosters. Loyelapd Milford ar
irving at Cincinnati at 1920 A. M cspnectina
with the Mail Boats. - -
THIRD TRAIN.
"gnt IaH DAILY except Supdays0
Leaves at 1915 p. M. for Cincinnati, DAYTON
Richmond, Indianapolis, and Spring gield via Xe.
mia, arriving at Cincinnati at $50 r. NJ.
.'..l ,I3E FOURTH TRAIN. 1l -r-
..- ,f .if,,, daily except Sundays3
Leaves at $50 NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton
and Springfield via London, stopping 1t Alton,
West Jefferson, London. South Charleston, Sell
ma,Cedarville. Xenia, Spring Valley. Corwin
Morrow, Loveland. and arriving at Cincinnati
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rms 'rain ioaVes HnSa MES nsghSRn1t SATURDAY

tram JAMES
Little Miami & Columbus6 Xenia R.R.
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Indianapolis, Chicago. Cir
clevile, Lancaster, Hills
boro and Chillicothe. lao a. m. 1880 a. m
Cincinnati. Dayton. Richmd
Chicago. Indianapolis, Hills
boro', Chilicothe and Mari
Cincinnati. Dayton. SDring. " ''
field, via Xenia, Richm'd
and Indianapolis .......... 1915 p. m. las p. m.
Cincinnati and Springfield
via L0nd0n'''''STt' i. Ro6aH, Z R 'iss 2ssns. R M
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, Central
Ohio Division.
TRAINS EAST.
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No. l Lightning Xpress 8 lilo A. M.
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No. Might Express arrives in Columbus Il s5 Pm.
No 10 Lightning Express =" PERKINS tso ss.P; Pm.
Columbus and Indiana Central Rail-
Night Express. 1925 A. N. l:5oA.M
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lceommodation.. .......... $50 4. NJ. 4:IO p Nj.
q. A. HILL. Agent. !
Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark R.R.
Trains leave Newark and arrive follows:
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Fast Freight and Passenger. 400 p. Nj. Sis p. M.
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ITO Denison ony-starts from Freight yard,
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0glo Statesman
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

showing the arrival and departure of trains at &C.
hmbus, Ohio. On and after Monday. April a. 1867,
aius will run as follows:
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New Freight Arrangements.

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Columbus Xenis, and Dayton d Western Rail-
roads have so their Time Tables to mako
direct connections with Freight trains at Richmond
in both directions. making the time from Columbus
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Closing and Arrival of Mails
AT THE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY II.

The steamship North American Captain Kerr, from
Liverpool January 10 and Greencastle January IL,
arrived at this port at ten O'Clock last night
Her Geographic report embraces few mail details Of
our cable dispatches TO that day.
Owing to the severe storms the Greencaste tee-
graph lines were down, that she brings no late
dispatches Details OF tho effects OF the disastrous gales
In Great Britain continue 10 be published. The damage
has been great on land End water, including many
wrecks and much loss OF iic.
The London Times remarks that the movement for i'm
parchment of President johnson is evidence OF the
revolution through which the Union Is passing IL Is
hint OF what may after The fate OF Mr. johnson
s trie compared with tho safeguards OF all personal
liberty individual freedom which are thus subject To
unchecked caprice Of fuctuating majority.
Austria.
An imperial rescrpt states, the reason for the adj
iournmcnt OF tho Croatan Diet that an understanding
must be arrived at between Austria and Hungary before
the claims OF Croatia can be settled
Turkey.
The Turkish government has received information Of
tho plans formed by the Greek party OF action Tor TO-
meuting insurrection in other islands OK the Archi-
pelsgo -,
BOMBAY, Dec. %. 1857.
sbirt,nas and muls twist unchanged. Cotton dull ;
phoIlera l55 rupees Exchange on London Is. 11Hd
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requested TO report 10 this House early the
R&a tne several newspapers and printing companies
0e eH OF New York for The years 1864
Giving rise 70 debate the resolution was laid over
under the rule So :, - -rsr, + 81 3. ~.
bills ORDERED TO A Third kiAbnd.
70 amend the charter and chance the name OF the
Albany City Fire Insurance Company.
TO incorporate the New York Mutual Benefit Piano
forte Society.
10 amend the act relative TO savings banks.
Making appropriations TO pay the expenses OF the
maintenance OF navigation Of the canals.
To amend the General Railroad law.
Making appropr ATOMS Tor the payment Of the prnci
pal and interest Of the canal debt
Adjourned
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The CAsEIyAl SEASON.

Cnrniv alistic sOirec ut Dramatic Hall.
AT Dramatic Hall. in Houston street, found set OF
fellows assembled last night in room which was deco
rated with all the parapbernaia and the embems OF the
Prince Of Madness THIS jolly old prncc makes his APP
pearance regularly once year at certain season dur.
ing which time n appears, he rules supreme over hts
subjects The soc,ety Frauenob, clever musical asso
cniiop appears to be fully under the Of the prince
alluded TO- They appeared in full regaa and fools
cars and all the attributes Of beczzos and clowns
not wanting. The Carnival Committee OF the Frauenlob
seated elevation, were drinking ink which Was
ia store In large quantities in ink bottle strn6ng be-
fore hcm. Trey were drinking ink imported from the
banks IL the Kane where Prince Carnival and Ibis sub
ects have been ut home for the last thousand years A
immense amount OF Carnvastic nonsense Wa let
loose aud the carnivasc rhymes full Of car
nvsstic wit aud satire Everybody and everything OBJ
noxious In existence has 70 be
hauled and made ridiculous In song number eleven
one Of the songs prepared for ycste days sessDaap
pcafed the following Passage
And Kennedy, says he, nov come says,he Tx you.
says lac, damd Dutcbman, says he. IL Is euro, ssrs
he Excise law, says he, the beloved, ~ now here"
Bctz, Behrngcr and Others who, OF corrte, abused
everybody within tcir reach and 81 the rest o. mau
kind. Among Others a curious song about " frogs
rendered. as If there had been around latsy too
many Of this rather repulsive reptile.
That Excise law is never ceasing subject for ca
nivalisc crtcsm and IL appears that the subjects %
old Prince Carniva! divided others. One portion
Of the princes followers praise u as wise measure
that Is say, true carnlvalistc siyeaddrg that
they know how relieve themselves from voluntary
ana Involuntary abstinence on the first day OF the week
commonly called sunday. Tho other party as abusive
excise anything and everybody else Some
trouble occasoncd after the singing Of each OF these
new carnivaIistc songs TO find out the composer and
when the committee would not make satisfactory
planaron, anybody in reach was trotcJ and intro
duced as poet One Dr. Rbcinbold delivered very
serious discourse about variety OF topics embracing
full description Of certain antediuvan animals con-
corning when the Doctor has made special researches
The DISCOURSE being very Profound was fully appauded
This sort or carnvastc nonsense was continued untif
late, when the FOOLS caps removed, and adj
10 urnment took plnce
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CROSBY OPERA HOUSE DRAWING.
The Lucky Number 5S,6O0..-Tho Other Num-
bers and Their Prizes.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HeRAlo.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 81 1857.
Tho drawing OF the Crosby Opera House Art Assoca-
ton commenced at noon to-day at the Opera House.
Tho large building dsnsely packed with an excited
and enthusiastic throng OF men and women The train
Last night brought large crowd Of people, and long be-
fore the hour Of opening Washington was blocked
up with people. Order only preserved by strong
police force posted either side tho main entrance and
along the sairways Al eleven O'Clock the doos were
opened, which was the signal for grand rush. and In
almost incredibly short space Of time the house was
filed TO overlooking in every part while hundreds were
left outside Tho parquet orchestra chairs balcony
boxes and family circle were filled with the crowd,
which included many ladies'.
As will be subsequently, the number S. 600 has
won the Opera House.
The stage was occupied by the committee, and the
orchestra BY the reporters At twelve O'Clock the
mittee appeared the stage with boxes containing the
tickets Their arrival was the signal for q round Of
great applause. tseI.stra
Mr.. j. r. Mum, OF this city, then announced that tho
committee had received the tickets from the engraver
and that they were correct. The tickets upon which
the numbers were engraved then deposited in the
large wheel, and those upon which the names of the
prizes engraved In the small wheel When IL was
completed both wheels tightly closed and revolved
for i've minutes tor the purpose OF thoroughly mixing
the tickets
Before the drawing commenced Mr. Coabaugh, OF
Chicago, announced there were between twenty and
thirty thousand tickets unsold, which belonged to Mr.
Crosby ne also stated that IL the audience preferred
appoint two persons from their number to draw the
tickets that privilege would be accorded them The
audience. however, unanimously declared in favor OF
having The committee draw the tickets. Accordingly
MI Pulsito OF Boston, was designated 70 draw from the
SINAI. wheel and Mr. L. c. Dorr of Chicago, from the
large one. These gentlemen then 90 their coats,
barred their and TO work at twenty Ave minutes
before one O'Clock The drawing progressed as FOL
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NEWS FROM NEVADA.

SAX FRAScsco, Jan. 81, 1867
Dispatches received from Unionvilc, Nevada TERRITORY
state the following The Idaho Waterman says Secretary
Hewlett received telegram from Secretary McCuoch,
Secretary Of tho Treasury, prohibiting him paving or
certifying members Of the Legislature until they take
the oath Of allegiance rsquirsd by Ian. The members
manifested great indignation The opiu 10 among the
majority that NJ despatch 10 bogua y appeaz that
structlons and received shs above answer.
The Governor has vetoed the bill appropraing $4,000
TO support Catholic schools In the Territory. The veto
gives general satisfaction. He also vetoed the bill pro-
vsdng for the appointment Of 70 ps0oesd 10
anancsi affairs betussn the Treasury Department and
The Secretary Of tina Territory ~
Three houses were blown down u. AZ By wnirwind
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THE WEST INDIES.
our JAMAICA CORRESPONDENCE.

Trooys for Honduras--The Island Healthy
and Qniet.
Kxesros, Jan. s, 1857.
The British steamer Doris twenty.four guns, Captain
vesey leaves this day for Honduras, with Governor
General Peter Grant, who gees to settle disturbances
with Indians.
All vessels from ST. Thomas placed In Quar- antine.
The island Of Jamaica Ia qnite healthy.
The city OF Kingston il no longer corporate body.
The municipality expired q the 3lst ultimo and we
have municipal ponrdW seven members Tor eaoh
There Is polit ical ncwe Governor General Grant
is very popular Durng bis visit 10 Honduras General
O'Connor, @. B., acts ~ Governor
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ALBANY, Jan. q, 1857.
PEroRr or THE STATE ENGINEER.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the State
Engineer and Surveyor ON tho canals.
ruE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Mr. o. MrRPHr said he was unavodably absent when
the vote was taken the constitutional amendment,
and asked consent TO have his recorded
In the negative. His request was entered on the
journal n $50 f
mas Surrcxp
BY Mr. O. W. BucK-To create . bureau In the law
department OF the city of New York for the collection
by application TO the Cou or Arrears Of fees and taxes
BY NJ BuxkowB-TO incofpornSe the National Savings
Bank OF Buffalo 100 stsN = n.f. =.
: BY M OAxs1--To prevent obssructions upon piers
and wharvss IN Tie pert Of New York, and 10 regulate
tho use Of slips and waters adjacent thereto also 70 set
apart bukhesd clip and pier No 81 East river in the
city OF New York for the DISC Of foreign fruit dcafesa
BY Nj. srAsn--ro provide for Supreme Court 70
porter for the state
ELLIS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. Lr1LsJoHr 70 regulate the Of certain slips
piers and wharvss In the Last river in the city of New
York.
By M. oAE.r, 70 open and establish Metropolitan
avenue In Brooklyn.
NOTIONS ATD nnsoEUnom
Mr. O. MuRrHr introduced the following rescluton:---
Rssolvsa That Vie ocppEoss sf ~ City u New xck b
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1857
The Senate met at half past seven O'Clock p NJ.
ELLIS NOTICED.
BY Mr. PEnsos-ro provide for the consolidation OF
manufacturing mining and chemical companes also to
enable husband and wife be witnesses for and against
eack other In certain also 10 amend section 39s OF
the Code Of Procedure 1.-THE witness secton also 10 In
corporate the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Socey
No Brooklyn; also TO amend the charter OF the New
York Commercial Association; also for the relief OF
Roberts CO., warehouscmen--to make advances paid
by them lien upon the property Of Mr. Piatt for the
benefit OF holders Of mortgage bonds OF Patsburg and
Montreal Railroad.
BY Mr.. La BAu-Incorporatng a company 70 build
a railroad from Hunters Point 10 Flushing.
The Senate thon adjourned.
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R,6h ..yenue Opcrn IIeu.e.

The denizens Of the up town wards showed their ap-
probation OF tho Efforts o. ho management here pre-
SEN. an enjoyable entsrtanme relieved OF the ncon-
venences or travelling down town. desidetum this
particular time, by crowding this mnsS hall last night
Among the attractions the en'ree Of J. Collins and
Billy Shepard, announced great Californian and Aus
traiian favortes They both well received, Collins
evucing peculiar talent this line OF business that
gives guarantee Of his continuing to receive the
piaudits that welcomed him last night but II is submit
ted to Shepard that he stick 20 the niger and leave Irish
low comedy TO more discriminating actors. George
company credtaby sustained reputation already
car
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ANNUAL RBcxrnoS or CoxFASr A, Twsrr-mrRs
Rxorxrr. Tho .nsmben Of Company A. rwsnsy-third
regiment NasIopa Guard held their nth annual reosp
zion, at the Brooklyn Athsnsum, last evening. The
receptions Of this selscs organization favored
nv The presencs Of the bravo and the fair and certainly
tho elegant given by them last night
no exception 70 this ruls The programme was ohosos
and varied The music y their bandl unexosp-
tionabIe The decorations of the hall wefs unique and
original IN design rcneeting credit on NJ Defuie the
decorator while Tue gonend sowt eNsexsak was all that
could DO desre ~ t..e most crtleeA ooanoisDsur
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NEWS From FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrRxss MONROE, jan e. 1857
The Spanish steamship Ocean Bird. which putsintS'
Norfolk leaking will be placed In the dry dock a. the
Navy YAd.
Arrived schooner Rachel vanuamau from New York
for So Marks Florida Sire encountered heavy gales
and could get the Dslawarc Break water con-
sequence OF heavy ice extending ten mies TO ace.
largo feet OF vessels anchored along tho beach
from Absecom TO Barnegat, with their bulls and rigging
covered with lea.
schooner Adele TrudelI. Ncwberne, for Philadelphia,
gates Off Hatteras and put into the inlet
Schooner James Hague for philadelphia. and,RichardI
Williams New York from N ewbcrnc. anchoso6s
IN the inlet waiting for favorable weather.
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A NJ U s e M E N T s.

Broadway Theatre.
One Of the most spirited and agreeable entertainments
at present to be found in this city Is given every evening
at the Broadway Theatre whore the pretty and pleasing
wore Sisters cater 70 the amusement Of large and de-
lighted audiences Last night the performances
mencsd with romantic comedistta entitled The Pets OF
the Partsrre and concluded with the extravaganza Of
Camaralzaman and Badoura; or, the Peri who Loved
the Prince In both these pieces the sisters appeared
good advantage and ably seconded by Miss Ella
Turner, Mr.. T. l. Donnelly and Dir. J. H. Jack. The
first piece presented last night for the first me and
proved quito attractive, but not moro than the last
one which abounds In ludcrous anachr0nisms, good
local hits and lively dialogue intespersed with appro
pirate songs by the sisters and Mr. Donuely The entire
company acquitted themselves very creditaby with the
exception Of Mr. q. W. Ssoddard who was as stiff aud
heavy In his part II the play blood and Under
meiodrama instead OF light comediotta-
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SAN FRANCISCO, JAN n, 1867
The southern coast steamer has arrived Appearances
indicate unusually prosperous year FOR the southern
portion OF California
Advicss from Arizona are TO the 7th. party or
Raagsn attacked . camp of Indians near Fork Rock
Dprngs, killing twenty-five. Tho rangers lost one man
md bad four wounded The Ar zona Gazette says that
many smgrans ere coming In from Montana, and that
70 be regretted that they nnd IN ~ Territory 20 Do
grdlod By 0vngee that prospecting u impossible.
From New Mexieo come reports q Indian outragss.
asd psson for protection containing Hy.two feet cf
0RnafurQo hes beGo sont 70 Washington.
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Park Theatre, BreokIyn.

Tho Bouccault sensation drama Of Pauvrete together
with the farce Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter White constituted
the bill at this house last evening u the piece the
Misses Queen acquisitions to the stock OF the esiab-
lishment were cast for the leading parts and with Mr.
Conway bore the principal weight Of the drama, which
is sufficiently exacting for the experienced artses
The farce 10 old but still maintains its popularity Mr..
White.
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fun houss assembled u the meat little hall last
ing The Arst parts Of the evenings entertainment
passed or smoothly and very well received: but
the most amusing portion the buricsquo entitled
Cndcr Leon. Although not bearing the slightest
semblanCe to Cendrlon 1t nevertheless sufficiently
comca 70 create laughter and mirth that sought
TO by the audience, those present wcro satisfied with
having something 10 laugh A. without caring whether
the hurleQue any way rescmbcd tho piece being per-
formed Al lie Now York theatre.
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RIsIunI N Int WEST.

CHICAGO, Jan. II, 1861.
Ristori and troupe showed In In indiana and the
performance announced for tonight at this place will
not come or The receipts for tho Of four nights
will DO $4,000
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Musical.


There could not be substantial and decided proof
OF the success Of the Rchngs English opera troupe than
the immense audience that crowded Olympic theatre
last night from parquet dome. There standing
room only and very little Of that those fortunate
enough to have secured seats The Bohemian Girl
the opera, and It has always been the strongest
card Of the troupe and the which Miss Richings
Castle and Campbell have particularly signalzed them
selves, the audience expected treat In music such
il rarely offered In this loving metropolis.
They we're not disappointed, for have seldom heard
those artists acquit themselves satisfactorily.
Want Of space forbds to anayze tho many gems of
the opera and the which they rem jered
but very poor display Of singing The dandy Flores
tine well given by Wylic, and Mss Arneld q
mediocre gipsey queen The chorus excellent, and
the orchestra little better than before.
The German opera of the Magic lli'e at the Thala
Theatre last night presented pain contrast to the
smallest house have seen at opera concert
still the opera well given. the leading rolls fairly
filled, the chorus admirable in ble Mt least and the
orchestra, under the able direction OF Adolph Neucn-
dorf, excellent Mile. Frederick should her fine
judicously and strain 1t piercing shrillness
otherwise her Pamina very good thandoris
Sarasro displayed his well cultivated bass voice TO per-
fccton and Wilhelm Formes made merry, lauehable
a Papascno As one might expect Or Mile. Eaddie we
have spoken At length before The other artists were in
general very good.
Last evening Messrs G. and r. H. Atwater chief
benefit that house, number or musical celebrities
volunteering, and the public turning good numbers
70 make the occasion happy one, both in IN artistic
and pecuniary sense.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cuuard mail steamship. Persia Captain Lota
viii leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
,he mails FOR Europe will close al haif-past' six,
oei,ck Wednesday morning.
The NKw YORK Rehabilitation for Europe-wiii be
ready at four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
sisglc copies, in wrnppcrs ready for mailing. SIX
cents
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EN- CLAN D.

Reform Not Cabinet Measure.
LoNDox, Jan. 81, 1851.
II Is said that Lord Derby has concluded not TO pre-
sent government reform bill 10 Parliament
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Marshal Bazaine Said 10 BE Relieved.
PARIS, Jan. 81, 1867
current here that order has been issued
which relieves Marshal Bazaine of his high powers in
Mexico q. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~ QrEESsTowS, Jan 81 1867.
The Inman steamer City OF Washington, which left
New York January touched al this port and proceeded
% IiyarnnnL