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Slv Francisco, Jan. Q, 1857.
The Nevada Legislature INC. yesterday, and organized
by electing Charles A. Simmer Speaker pro feR OF the
Senate, and r. D. Ferguson speaker Of the House. SO
far there may victory claimed Tor anybody for
United States SENATOR Mr. Dceug will be the successful
date the principal oct- eject being his friends.
Inauguration ceremonies take place to-day.
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LxAvExwoRrB Jan 8, 1885.
Advices frvm Topeka stale that the House called
to order al noon to-day, aud MAJOR Plumb, OF Lyon
county, elected spcakeE Tho Governors message will
DO delivered The election Of Major Plumb
was made test on the Senatorial question. senator
Pomeruy Ia now considered the hindmost man In the
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-H 80 HAkRnBURG Jan 3, I56L
Tho Cameron influence Ia exceedingly strong Stevens
arrived to-day and IL al Jonas House. He had
interview with Curtin The latter Is hopeful and hs
nuflfc
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Ban FRAS.isco Jan. g. 1857
HON. o. Beatty became Chief Justice OF the Nevada.
Supreme Court yesterday by OF the exptios -
Chief Justice Lewis term OF ONCE
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COLUMBIA, Jan. 8, 1eSE
General Howard and suite arrived here Saturday.
and have been visiting the coored p.ope and exainisaG
into their condition Last night the freedmen taruAA.
out 10 large numbers with torches banners, trnns-
parsnces, &C. and escorted the General iaftE
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aAILRoA0 ACCIDENT.

" $50 CHICAGO, jan Z, 1887
A passenger train. on the Illinois Central RailrsA
goiBg South Sunday Afternoon thrown from sbS
track MENDOZA Mrs II Wilson, OF Ackr IN. wsa
instantly killed. and several other passengers we've
iniurod
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JgxyxxsoS CRY, NO., Jan. Q, 1867
The caucus OF last night decided about nothing and
broke up in considerable confusion separate cancuses
Of beng held TO night party feeling running
high IL II rumored that Governor Fleseher will With.
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10 .s.s .lmgy but enph..icay tina. there . foa.as-
the friends Of our hous, who Hasssrngy have
Il has been question With u whsshcr II nsos~..ry
Pearsd In print been reeehsed from Europe
Il i now vsrsas on hsi century since the. estabssA
msnt ha. been A,s-
sd re- =
: ''-'''' '''S ALr. BLACK : CO., J:.sl,sr.. /,
\ New Fork, Jan. 1851. *
AsarB b. g'. aiG GaEfrf rrLr INSTRUMENT
e. cqe S s tree sc 70 r Hss.
wanted sverywhere address j. b. RoaAus. Manager N
A. A's n'.ad'T T'is. BALANCE
VERY ELEGANT srooK
sSs; !: Ss Z is 4 ss: fl
N #M JOHN r. rsRRr
ss5AsR .''szs .sif.'sss,I s sasablxi
vATOR 3s Canal and druggists send for carsasx
Asse.a 70 she First sympsn.n. Of CasSs.5.-
JSYSEs ExPEc TosxsT 40 remedy for III .Asss''s
Of the lungs and broaahia Sold everywhere Nv#
----
AZ e.! rG ~. .s..ss .: Esy
RUsHf0N, 10 Aston souss, and ey all drussisss
All Prizes Cashrd IN LRRRH L0tterscs.-Cte00~
- '"a '''"@' .. CLIFFS. Broker, i's broadway.
Is su 2, :.,.. ..s ss .ss Ezss Ma
Aston House. M##
2. Fs. ysr E:s ST.: SSsss
worst stages once ci Ftfsh avenue, Of TweoAs
eighth street
ys: e ss= Iss B::
Cstarrh and AsihnA- Once 81 rif.h avenue
EllIgs,c $. VI: C:l. LscL.sssch SEWING Ms-
,ass, New YORK snSfssasyNan,s state I.irs lisa
Florence SssfrsEflSIf 1KESwsiAso MACHINES
sos Broadway rs@ yoss
r 4 ss nsssS: r;s s:s Scs shirts
,.s s:yss = rhsrs 'ss fre" ss:..
1ewe'ry and ), W Z, sssss,,s,,,oo. and
STERLING SILVER WARE
for sais BY GEO. O ALLEN, 40 srcsdwy
nhsgmssl.m, Nssr:,sielr Gent. R AeiIlH;ssffiic
Bsrnes wells Helm6cld Kitchen Cssdinsion. sAdcss
Button. FRESHMAN, drugsrs
gold Iaforsnaiion furnisbed' Tho Ell rates rsid O.
boabcons and All kinds d Gold ard silver ,.x
TAYLOR CO. BankerA ~ wan strce1 y. !.
The S:ws ssshIIssS Cs. d lcss s .r.ss r
sowing mschinel, President. sos broadway. Ne~ f"s
whcelsr 4 yIIses'. L:ckss.ssh sewsss Ma-
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The News in ireland.
* OUR DUBLsN coRRKsr0NDnNCs.
DUsLm, Dce - le0e.
me result OF the great yacht y ocsupying
much attention here People plsAssd 70 hnA hat Tho
Hsnrietta Is the winner
IL Is believed that the Royal st. George Yacht Csb
tend inviting Mr. BsnHsst and his fnsads 70 vsiG Irish
waters and parsks Of Irish hospitality. sa
From the Cork Examiner Dso 27.l
the yachts engaged In the from New YORK 70
Cowes for Of $4,000 have arrived q their dess
nation Tho Henrietta, belonging 70 Mr. Jsmss Gordoa
Bennett D. arrived nrst and The price the Fleet
wing came nsxt and Then the vesta Mr. Bsnnstt saaled
20 ~ with her tho passage across the Atlantic
he's oeen very rapid Tho yachts len New York on tho
rss @mpiaely ohscsro ne ps.y cywisa ~ ~ 1xoltA
sqsdens and Young America bas for the time Il least
takea The shine out Of the old country In national pes
TINA --
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owners Of the Americas yachts On thor way to
Cowes Of the polite offer 0 assistance extended to them
BY the Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty. have
the honor TO DO your ohedient servant
JOHN BRIrr0N, linked states Consul.
To hESRr G. Lkssox, Esq.,, 10. &c
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AEjecrWM Of TINE CONSTITUTIONAL AnEMonEnr " the
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE. NN
TnAmSosz. ~, Jan. ., 1857
r. 'egslsturs to-day rejected the constitutional
.-.s-umsss wsshoss asgumsats The Hoass " . vote
Of % 10 20. and the Senate ~ vss q - 70 T. n8E


RicMoxp, Jan. 9, 1851.
The House has referred resolution opposing the rati-
ncaon Of the amendment 70 the constitution motion
had been previously made 70 suspend the rules In order
that the resolution might receive Immediate consdsa
ti0u. lint 4
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.A.--Mcst,s Chemscsl Pemgde Resssres cry
decidedly the best HAr Dressing useU Seha ~
RUStIrON, 10 Astor house, and BY all druggists
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xs51,s p.ecsss Rsfi'sRsI s sNb
vATOR SOB Canal street and druggists send for csrssAas
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All Prizes Ca-hcd in Legal Lott erics.--Cisou~
- '"4 1''""A j. cLurE. Broker. iY6 broadway. =
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DIR. Won Else nberS, Cnres. Every pisc4se -
worst stages once Isl Ftfth avenue, Of TweoAy
~hth
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The following correspondence exhibits very hand
somoly the disposition In high quarters 70 extend every
possible courtesy 10 the yach,s--
ADMIRALTY. Dec 20, 1895
sr-I am commanded by my Lords Commissioners OF
the Admiralty 70 acquaint you that they have directed
Admiral Sir A. Paisley, the arrival Of the three
lean yachts which left New York the 11th inst 70
race Cowcs Isle Of Wight that he Is 10 unicate
with their captains owners and In Of need or
them the assistance Of the Backyard am, sir, your
obcdicrt servant HENRY @. LENNOX
To JOSH BRrrrcS, ESQ.,, United States Consul, south
sm-iru.
UNITED STArEs CONSULATE, I
SOUTHAMPTON Dec. "a 1890.
fr have the honor 10 acknowledge receipt OF your
ie,.t Goth inst and In rcpj bsg 10 state that
sL1l ave great pleasure 70 inform the osptsins end
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Royni ffavapa Lottery. lives Paid -
roid Infor,natIou furnlsbcd Tho eat rates rsid -
boabloons and All kinds d Gold and silver ~
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Crsssndero,s rIair Dyr.-The Best Ever Maar
ufacturcd. Wholesale and retain; also appliods 81 NO.
keln
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Rhegmetlsm, Ncursisia,r Gent. :, Asih,ngs;c
rosltvsy no cure no paw Dr. FlTi.EEs RHEu4Arau
REMEDY purely vegetable. New Yo~t agents, Icmsi
Barnes. wells Helnbold. Kitchen, Coddington eAdrs
Button. fresmn an, druggists.
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The next day bright and cold; We carried all sail,
making eleven knoss hour until noon, when The Hen
ne,ia struck By heavy squail and the top
sails had 10 b. taken In During the twentythree hours
we had made two hundred aud thrty-n knots BY OBJ
scrvaon and Two hundred and tniryseven BY log and
found ourselves In lat 40 OF and long. os 81; the
wind northcry and in strong gusts At ten min
ntes to four passed the steamer Cuba and another
steamer, TO both which showed racing signals.
receiving prompt replies Several sailing vessels were
sgn,ed, but they all kept away from soon We
showed dark blue flag n believing the canard that
the yachts wore FenIsn privatcers The weather grew
stormy towards night and little boat at times
hall under water but behaving most admirably. Tho
mainsas were rcefcd before Midnight, but ~ the
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Or. vcr Ei.enhsrs,s New ,Isvenssen. 49,
Catarrh and AsthfnA. Once zsl Fifth
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Jcwclry and Watches,
Of ali drscriptions and
STERLING SILVER MARE
for sale by GEO. q ALLEN, At6 Broadway,
one door below Canal street.
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hoNled past, Dull uio not astnto neI
Before noon the nsxt dsy Dccembsr 1ol the Wind had
lucd and tho ship again started "a ori,kiy :. q rested
Cor once old superstition proved true, for the wind
shifted 10 The north and west again The sun shone
waves blown about ike the sandhiIs OF desert. dis
closing strange mragcs tents and sas ~ they
our shortest distance on this stormy day gaining only
ons hundred and ffythrce mica AZ three r. n ve
were gong nfteen knots and kept up this pace fsr
several hours In the evening we sailed calmly in the
mellow moonlight that marked our track before M with
is sheen the capin Gre allowed 70 dis out and
ike walls, and the yacht swiftly between them
the OF thirteen knots an hour There could have
NO sas 4 Ss sane pace Ss next "
scored two hundred and sixty miles By noon.
hs clouds nosinS II Grand aU%
three 4 N. We passed the steamer Louisiana
nsgR Thai night everything wss cheering, tho yacht
sang Justify In the CABIN, and Tho sailors answered
the Gt lime our start bat nothing 10 10 variable
REFRESHING IN GALE
BY one O'Clock the next mornina there was a
dead calm, and came on deck sftcr brcakfass
70 ind a warm summer day The yacht was scarcsiy
moving through the water, the sails hung dropping
frorn he yards the was perfectly smooth; tho
stiffness was remarkable, there was no ripple OF tho
waves no rusiling Of the saso course another super
discovered 10 be professional barber and shaving
shop was mprovised every body contributing oils poma
tun and perfumery There general ''rcjuvcna-
ton thQsa who had pot been shsven for tsn days
came out from the BARRIERS hands AZ from disguise
MS o. unsusrec,ed hnery such e neck es and scarf
gals day. but IN truth nothing could have been worc
for us than this caimwelcoms even anoaher esie ~
that II came from tho west. ~
Ali this mummcry was again efrcctuai; about eleven
A. nnc hrccxe sprung mp fro the SOUTH and under
iu canvas all tho sails drawing we'll The Houricttc cut
her way through the calm The cabin was too
for comfort and the yachtnen reclined on deck
like turtles In sNe iool Of PROPOSES passed
the ship and the sc,rnd mafc stnrted legend whinh
cannot but believe @ tho yacht was going SO fast as to
strike OF the fish cut II In two Better evidence
OF her speed 70 be found in the log which records that
she sailed me hundred and nfty-scven miles that day
.cspme the time lost BY the calm. BY night we were
making eleven knots with everything as snug and trim
on The first day our MNst
A soft balmy morning succeeded, and reused
mp sunrise 10 salute Bremen e'eamcr that dipped
her colors M sbc passed The ya,nt now ran easily
like machine, rolling up two hundred and ntytwo
miles by monday; At three r. ~ We fell IN with a
Scotch MIST in the midst Of spoke the packet ship
Philadelphia, eleven days out from LIZ pool The cal
tain or the Philadelphia douhly encouraged US BY r.
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BIZ ofL1ERTs FILE INSTRUMENT
positively the worst o. piles sent ~ sl
receipt N o. Circulars Sold By druGgsts Agsns
wanted everywhere. Address b. Romaine. Manager ES
Broadway, New York.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

SKNArE--Yes,erday afternoon. the bill to
regulate the tenure of Offices being under con-
slderation-
Mr.. Harris amendment, 10 include Cabinet
ofhcers in the provisions of the bill was dis
cussed at some length, and, on a vote being
taken, was rejected.
Mr.. Howe offered an amendment pro vidin o
that in case OF suspension from ONCE by the
President he shall require persons appointed
temporarily TO furnish bonds with sufficient
sureues Tor the faithful discharge OF their
duties.
Pending the consideration of the amendment
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsR.-Yesterday afternoon
Mr John L: Thomas, Jr., (Md.,) presen ted
petitions OF cigar makers of the second and
third congressional districts of MARYLAND
praying for specific tax of IS per l,0DU on all
domestic cigars, for the retention of the present
the stamp act
The Speaker appointed Mr. Banks Cl1ass }
and Mr.. Van Aernan N. " TO fill vacancies
in the Committee on the Militia.
The Senate amendment to the bill TO fix the
times fer the regular meetings of Congress
providing that Lo membe of the next prece
oipg congress shall receive any compensation
or Itage Tor gong TO or returning from the
place Of meeting OF the next Congress. was
agreed 10.
The Senate amendment to the House bill to
amend the original acts OF the Territories OF
Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota, &C., was agreed
to under the operation Of the previous oues
ton by vote 10i yeas to 3s nays
Inc amendment prohibits the denial OF the
right OF franchise to any citizen on account of
tude.
The title Of the bill was changed so as to read;
An act to regulate the elective franchise IN
the Territories Of the United States'
The Senate bill to admit Nebraska as State
was then taken uP-
Considerable debate ensu ued. and sc veral mo-
tons to refer the bill to various committees
&c, we've rejected, and without any der n ite
action on the bill the House adjourned.
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FROM EUROPE

LONDON, Jan. 1e.-The Reformers have come
TO the decision not TO make their proposed de.
monstration upon the assembling Of Pariia.
ment by the presentation Of mass petitions de .
manding reform. They will take the better
course Of permitting the question of reform to
come before Parliament in the custom arv man
ner, without endeavoring to force it there by
disorderiy demonstrations. The Times of this
morning arrives at the conclusion that the
proposed impeachment OF President johnson
foreshadows revolution IN the United States
and points out the dangers Of such 8 proceed
ing. ...- -
PARIS, jar. 10 The rumor has obtained
currency, on apparently Trustworthy author. /.
ity, that Austria, France and Italy have en- /.
tered into an alliance on the Eastern question.
and that Russia and Prussia have made sim .
liar agreement
FLORKNCE, Jan. 10.-The report is current in
semi Official quarters that the Italian Govern. .
ment has determined TO restore all the proper
ty OF the Church which has been confiscated.
on condition OF the payment Of a heavy in :
demnity. Rain Bey, the Turkish Minister 10
Italy, will, it is said, shortly be withdrawn.
and accredited to the United States Govern
ment
TRIESTE, Jan. 10.-Advices from the Greek
Mediterranean islands state that the reyoIu
tion = spreading, and that formidable nm
risinfs OF the people have occurred In other
islands.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Jan. i0-The indications
OF serious trouble between Turkey and Greece
are increasing, and the Porte confines to send
troops to the Greek frontier.
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

The Republican caucus met at Harrisburg.
Pa, last evening. Speaker Hall was chosen
chairman. The caucus remained ia session
only half an hour No speeches were made.
simon Cameron was nominated for Senator on
the hrst ballot. The vote was as follows:
Cameron, 49, Curtin, %; Stevens, 2; Grow, S.
Grow, 4. All the Republican members were
present excepttwo Lancaster county Senators.
The nomination was made unanimous when
the Caucus adjourned.
The Maryland House took up, yesterday,
the bill enfranchising the citizens who have
been disqualified t. vote or hold Office under
the constitution ON account OF participating in
or sympathizing with the rebellion. After
some dilatory motions and the Offering Of seve-
raj amendments, which were rejected, the
bill was read a second time, and will no doubt
be nnally passed to-day. This measure is a
virtua, repeal OF the disqualifying provisions
of the registry law and OF the constitution.
The Quebec Mercury of Thursday morning
says eoitorially that the plans arranged for
the defence Of Montreal against further at
tack or inroads from Fenian or other enemies
mentin London and that he imperial Parlia-
meat will be called upon to make an appro-
prianon OF two million pounds sterling for
completion OF the work.
The Indiana Legislature met yesterday
morning. The Republicans having a clear
majority both branches organized Immediately
by the election OF the Hon. ID. T.. Branham,
Speaker, and Cyrus Libixon CLERK of the
House; Major o. M. Wilson, President, and
Gen. Tom Brown Secretary of the Senate
The Governors message will be delivered to-
day.
The Wool. growers Association OF Illinois
met at Springfield Tuesday, and adopted I,
resolution that is Of vital importance TO the
wool-growers of Illinois, and 10 dependent Oh
related industrial interests, thai The House
tariff bill on woods and woolens, now pending
in the Senate of the United States, or one
equally protective, become law.
The condemned Fenians were TO be sent to
the Penitentiary yesterday morning, but their
retention at Toronto has been ordered until
after the trial of the other prisoners. The
grand jury Will not consider the Fenian cases
until other business has been disposed OF.
The amendment TO the national Cons stitution.
known as the fourteenth article, was ratified
by the upper branch OF the Illinois Legisla-
ture yesterday afternoon by yeas, II; nays, ::
not voting, 1.
The Republican caucus at Albany, N Y,
nominated the Hon. Roscoe Conkling "a their
candidate for United States Senator.
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tiatsd, only, can answer. They had previous.
ly Published q stateme mt that nearIy fs5.Oup had
been already disposed Of There was at one
time slight hopes that some OF the secret his
tory the Transaction might have become pub
hc, but they have not yet been real zed. Not
long after the drawing, one Of the partners in
the concern was arrested by the other n rec,
for With gliding come part OF the money taat
had come into his hands-rumor dxing the
amount at $4,000. He was quietly released
after few days confinement and the promised
Havipe thus shown that the Soldiers and
Sailors Union 10 guilty only Of tacit snemis-
sion 20 the humbug, and that from motives
Of concern for those thrown on its care, and
itselfthe chief. n not the only sufferer, those
Of ITS members " no care for lts good name an q
Its noble oojects,-thus so long throw wn aside
that IL might be used for the personal aggran-
dizement Of q few ad dventurers. who have un-
fortunately obtained control Of Its offices-so-
lcit that the public will not condemn IL to
bear the odium brought upon IL by this great
imposition on the sympafnies and Charitable
feelings Of the people; but aid and assist those
who are now trying 10 bring back its manage
ment TO the single aim and purpose for which
u was primarily organized. The same chief
engineer Of the former hnmbug having with
another scheme. and without authority en- =
dorsed on his tickets the stampe OF the soldiers
and Sailors Union, we wish IL well under
stood that it 10 without the slightest vestiee of
authority or fantion, and that the professions
on which he trades as Lobbyist about the Oon-
gressional Halls are as destitute OF backing as
his gift concerts. Yours, for the Right
SEVERAL MEMBERS or THE =. a = UNION
Washington. ID. a., Jan. lst, 1857.
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ga clergyman IN Detroit got ei 200 as
New Years present from his parishioners.

"A clergyman IN Detroit Tot 81, 900 as a.
New Years present from his parishioners.
~An the contribution boxes were STOLEN
from Reading Sunday school the other day
~The Baptists are very generally moving
for open communion. The world moves
~After the LIST of January, isYo, the ram
be closed, by order Of the Government
TROY has "Praying Band" LIS men,
bers 20 wherever they may be In vited to pray
&C. o. I. r. now stands for Coming Or
durate Irish Renegade, who Comes ut) Over
Irish Republicans.
~Hon. W. L. 4ogein is named ae q eandi
date for Governor Of Virginia
~Tne New York papers state that this 10
the dullest season OF the year In trade, and the
sayest In fashionable circles.
ga lottery 10 advertised m MARYLAND for
drawing comfortable berths In q buryinr
groRnd-
~The mysterious burning OF q canal hos,
has excIted Richmond, Va.
ga negro In Mississippi vas lynched last
week By some OF his own color for stealing .
watch.
ga New Yorker complains OF a huse rat
staring him in the face while he WAS discuss-
ing the viands in . downtown eating noose.
IL wasn't cooked.
o6Governor Orr has had to eend q mIlitarv
company 20 KtnEstree. South Carolina TO stop
the thieving and robbery among the freedmen
there. ..E ...f
~Tse supreme Court of New Jersey ns.
decided that the liquor law Of thar State ie not
legal.
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From Central n nd south America.

NEW YORK. Jan. lO.-The British barK ST.
mon hobley was sunk In a collision OF Oape
Horn by the American ship Star OF the Union
crew saved.
Chill is said TO have positively refused the
proposed mediation OF France and England IN
the Spanish question. Ex-President Peget,
OF Peru, and Cabinet have been sentenced TO
fifteen years Punishment as traitors and
mulcted in a fine sf fifty per cent. OF the s1-
OtO.oU paid 10 the spanish minister in IS65
Gen. Mosquera has resigned the Presidency
OF Columbia 10 the Supreme Court, giving as
reasons that he is unable 10 replenish the ex-
hausted treasury, which has been robbed of
millions OF dollars by false certificates that
the Clergy are in rebellion against the Execu-
way with him by assassination, II necessary
The supreme Court has refused 10 accept the
resignation.
Advice. from Valparaiso state that the allisa
squadron sailed for San Juan Fernandez on
December ., 10 practice their guns, and would
then return. The proposition OF General M os-
guerra for new American Congress was IA
Cana has left Chilli as Minister to washineton-
The bark Fannie has arrived ~ Valparaiso
from New London, with fourteen Parrot guns,
purchased IN the United Srates by Senor
hckenna for the Chilian Goyernment The
United States Minister, X. II. Rousseau. has
been received by the Honduras 4overnment
honduras and Nicaragua have entered into a
treaty OF peace, amity, and friendship. The
cotton crop Of Nicaragua is suffering from
worms. The coffee crop OF Centrai America is
turning out well. A terrible explosion &C.
Cured in powder factory In Honduras, Costa
Rica Five women Were blown 70 atoms The
explosion was caused by a man dropping the
ashes OF q cigar into the powder The dry sea-
SON has set In. The roads are in fine order.