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The South Caroline RAILROAD and Charles.
'I tom, INV trr

The south Caroline TsiITroaaaa ana c, :.
The Sumter News, referring to changes in the
rates and schedule of the South Carolina Railroad.
says goods can now be brought uia Charleston to
Columbia at lower rates than by any other route.
It adds :fEitse ~ yt'iiNcj N MI
me enemies OF the South Carolina Railroad can
not longer hnd cause OF complaint. That road has
ev1nced Q spirit Of accommodation fully equal to
the exiRencles OF the times. Since the war. i'm
proportion as it's financial condition has improved.
IT has from time to time lowered its rates to anti
me demands OF the country. It must be borne in
" State institution, it has a right to expect Il
nom us. Greater prosperity will enable it to offer
sui greater Inducements to the public. The sub
the one to which we have briefly alluded above
SUCH expressions, as we have sometimes met with
u, w;t Goa aasGm Papesr rs 10 charging ar + .ss the CITY Of Charleston
Carolina. arc simply childish. N9 =
we VIII not recall what she did during the war,
into aas4, which h On the action Of the entire people, led the
be expected that she wonld reap her reward in the
increased attachment and support Of our people.
But is it the case3 Il is the old story. Home
miamni e. sglss' home markets and honaesinatitu-
termination on the part of our merchants to create
o. Southern trade would soon rebound greatly to
tneir advantage, put ior want OF Combined effort
IN tne rlgnt dlrectlon, they still go Northward for
thelr goods. But even under adverse circu1h-
stances. charleston offers advantages, which are
worth ..inquiring into. She posseesess mar.
chants the business OF whose lives has been to
watch for and take advantage OF every iuctuetion
IN the market. With this experienGe, they cannot
but be ableto buy pssbsttertesmsShen the conno
Try merchant, who visits the Northern market but
twice Q year at most. The reduction allowed them
on the immense stocks purchased for their whole
sale Establishments places the goods in Charles
ton, after freight is paid, at q rate but little. il at
al, higher than what they would cost alflerchant
accommodaeonS are % much asS' greater gaat Il is we'll
worth inquiry and trial on the part OF our mar-
chants. whether they cannot, buy to- Is great ad-
Santage'ih Charleston As elsewhere "vS
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, III rriuhy IL zotu instant, AIRY infant
daughter OF JAMES d. and ANNIE M. BUDbs. +
1I-Thc Relatives and Friends OF Nr. mi
MRS: MOSES KING. tcolored. and Of Miss MARTHA
MTrcnHELL. are respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral
OF the former, from his late residence, No. "A Coming
street. 4Afs afternoon, ut 3 o'clock. IL
A5- Tho Relatives. Friends and Acqua int
ances OF WILLIAM 9. RIGGS, and of his brothers,
J. s and 7. W. RIaas, are respectfully invited to attend
his Funeral, from his Late residence, No, AZ Cannon
street. at THREE O'Clock, P. M. - nn .octoherl 90
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m9rons arc the places Of amusement that a visitor
A number of wealthy Southern fanmil;os mo hano
estaDnsned themselves here since the close Of fhe
war ana contribute much to tho general tone Of
society.-C0r. baltimore san. e"' 'oneo
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OFFICIAL,

OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military Dtstyict,(
l i.r CHARLESTON, s. O., October %, 1867.
(CIRcuLAR,l ..l j.. .gU tt
l.. Commanding Officers of Posts. upon tho nomip
lions of the Boards of Registration, will appoint for each
eiecnon precinct or polling place within their commands
tNrco discreet and duly qualified persons, who win be
designated Managers of Elecions,'--in all appoint
ments for the State of South Carolina-and .Inspectors
OF Elections" when appointed for North Carolina.
IL. When suitable persons cannot otherwise be oh.
tanned, members of the Boards Of Registration will be
eligible for that purpose. .i..
III. When 1t il inpracticable to fill such Offices for any
election precinct or polling place, such election precinct
OF ponhhg place will, by order OF the Post Commander,
% consolidated with an adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments are complete
Such consolidation will only be made among the respcc.
I'VE election precincts belonging to one registration pre-.
cinct. .,toet. sar #l = ~
Nv. The order appointing officers OF elections will
specify the election precinct or polling place by number,
and also by the local name or designation thereof. II anv.
ana also will specify the registration precinct to which
tue same belongs. and the County OF District for which
the same is made; aud such order will be forwarded with
out delay to- these Headquarters. 7
v. The officers appointed as above provided will, i'm
medintely upon being appointed by the orders of the
commanding Officers of Posts, qualify by taking the
oath prescribed in General Orders No. 65, current series.
from these headquarters, Form No. 1. '' ''
VI. commanding Officers of Posts will all all vacan-
cies in the Office of Registrar that may occur, stating in
the order therefor the persons to whose places such an.
pointment is made. and the cause of such vacancy: and
such appointed will forthwith qualify. (
VII. When a Registrar is o candidate for election at
the eiecuon ordered to take place on the 10th and Goth
days OF November next, he shall give notice thereof to
the Post Commander. and such Office of Registrar shall
be deemed vacant. 4" y '
VIII. The powers and duties Of Registrars as superin-
tendents OF elections, and Of officers OF elections whose
appointments are herein provided for. will re .axed bv
General Orders. '
IN. Managers and Inspectors of Elections will receive
no pay or mileage, but will be entitled for clerical labor.
not to exceed the sum Of ten dollars for each Board for
all duties performed in regard to elections.
4. Inc pay and mileage of Registrars as superintend-
ents OF elections viii DO fixed by General Orders.
By command Of Bvt. Major-GeneraI ED. r. q. c.Nunv
iNN r. h ~, LOUIS v. OAZIARC,
,.. Ade-de-oamp, Actg. Asst. Adj't. GEM.
ohcial: L. v. CAzIARC. Aide-de-Camp. Actg. Asst.
Adj't. GenI. 'N' " i7E' - F'
October "a !o5r.trn t tinfH .G'e.y@
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st. LOUIS, October &c. unchanged. Corn
firm Mixed 81 10 q 1 IL White 81 IL. Pork dull
at $21 rs Bacon lower Shoulders 13a Clear
Sides i73. Lard 123. t."
LoUIsvMLE, October 28.--Corn dull in sacks
81 o5. superhne Flour 90 80. Mess Pork $21. Lard
18a. Bacon Shoulders 143 Clear Sides 1871.
CINCINNATI, October 28.-Flour firmer; Corn I'M
changed. Whiskey In good demand. Pork held
firmly ct 81 so. Bacon unchanged. Lard 12A.
WILMINGTON, October 26.-Turpentine firm at
81. Rosin quiet at So so per barrel for No. l.. Tar
firm at 50 ~. Cotton advanced and steady at
17A q 18. lrt ,a. Hu. nj. 49,. 3,-a a. {
AUGUSTA; October 2G.-Cotton advanced 1c.:
sales IT'S bales Middlings 17a. Receipts, $50.
SAVANNAH, October 26.-Cotton in active demsnd,
prices firm, all offering bought, sales s15; New
York Middling 10; Receipts 22O5. y.
MOBILE, October 26.-Sales to-day 1000 bales,
Receipts, 79s. Demand active at full prices Mid
dlngs 17A a 172.
New ORLEANS, October 26.-Sales of Cotton
1900 bales-active. Low Middlings 1sc. Receipts
1877 bales. Exports 1874 bales. Flour buoyant: de-
mand active. Superfne $40 Is; double extra $lO as
q III 75; choice extra $13 50. Corn.-Market nearly
bare OF stock-that remaining ii ia held at 81 co n
81 70. Oats.-Stock reduced-prices advanced Sc.
Pork very dull at $24 as O $24 $40. Bacon I'M
changed. rd.-Pri in tierces st IA, Gold
%. , Sterling 62a q Sc. Sight Exchange on New
York 3 . 3 per cent. premium. GSI
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Havann Market.

HAVANA, October rs .-Exchange on London is
Is per cent. premium. On Paris % per cent. pre-
MUM. United States currency 26 a 27a discount.
Gold 81 per cent premium. Sugar, Dutch standard
"a q 82irea]s per Arrobe for Nos. 10 10, and
Muscavado5 reals. Clayed reals. Lard 16S Der
100 pounds weight in tierees, and 1sa in IS pound
for sugar cured. Beeswax, brown, "a; White 1o9.
Flour 10 so ala 90 for Spanish and American
shocks q IS q 2 80 in hogsheads. Freights 800 per
box, and - IS in ourrency. ,@l5I 49,.
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BRONCHIAL .TRR0NCHE h

Having a direct influence TO the parts, give Immediate
relief: For bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
COnsumptive and Throat Diseases. Trochcs
are used with always good success. ! Sfef'
Singers and Public peakers use them to
clear and strengthen the voice. I,. ~ lT0 - Z
OBTAIN only Browns BRONCHIAL .TgocHEs." and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may be Of
fered. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
October AZ .
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SS-7MARRIAGE AND CELiBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHooD.AAn .Rssay for
Young Mem on the Crime of Solitude. and the physio.
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm.
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief
sent in sealed letter envelopes. freeS Of charge. fH 7
Address i.9al On. JsKILLN HOUGHTON.
!sJA, y4,i Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
September 26. as,, =, amoo
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RICHMOND, October 26.-Oficial returns OF the
State election indicate the election Of 80 Conserva-
tives and 60 Radicals. 10 Of the latter are colored
men. 65 counties give 70, TT for and A, Ss5 against
a Convention. A number Of counties vet to be
heard from. The polls closed IN Richmond ats1
O'Clock Thursday morning, with q majority bf zoe
for the Hunnicutt ticket. fIEi
il. Gilmor, a. prominent lawyer Of Richmond,
fled with Scho6eld o formal protest against the
counting Of votes received sitter sunset on Wednes-
day. He holds that the clause Of the Supple
mental Act which provides that forty days public
notice shall be given Of the time Of holding the
election, limits the General to the time designated
in his order. He also urges that shameless frauds
and covering of Conservative voters by the colored
police in the employ Of Colonel Rose, Superintend-
emit OF the election, should invalidate the result.
Considerable excitement has been caused by the
fact that two citizens OF Richmond, one a promi-
nent tobacco manufacturer, have been ordered, by
q vigilance committee Of colored men, to leave the
city in forty-eight hours. Their offence was vio-
lent opposition to the Radical ticket.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS having clahna against the Estate Of the late JAMES
p. EARtE deceased. as requested 10 present them
duly ath sted; and tn ose indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. DURYEA Il COHtN. Attor-
neys at Law, Library Building, Northwest corner of
Church and Broad streets. el ANNA r. Earle ~
October 10 4 l8 acknowledgements NJ
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Tan ttQUxEMs on THE EAd1ianR TUuEt.-The
sEnglieh Papers toll iSf the ,cafebfaAeHs mao
IA8hisysfnent Whi6his The hsrpihee' &c bres9ttSo 81
the sporting mem " thst counkrnz aa having Been
p hes lowner worth her weight ia gold. During
NJ which5adte has won i1fteen, nottinH III astxAeb ~
ncr owner $l4G,00O. Astounding her weight ~ 10
hundfed weiRhS, ana fF tSkss anaouts q Kunareaa
weight. fDf COINED gold to MAke that sxnotint.
Lnose large receipta are e~xclusive or The sums the
homer, who has the hOFse 3Dexter. thaS nesas wa
beaten, ssthhy perhaps End III flsis ceieirated
E2g4sA antnheA q compSHt6r uosthy Of his noble
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A@- NOTICE.-CONSIGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIPS P~ROMETHEUS and MONEKA are hereby notified
That they are this day discharging cargo ut south Allan
tic Wharf. ALI goods remaining on the wharf at sunset
Will be stored OF expense and risk Of owners.
JOHN l. THEO. GETTY, Agents,
y ~ freight amounting to fifteen u6) do rs or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery of goods r.
October % q
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Our Washington Dis,atches,

Our Washington Dispatches. XXI
WASHINGTON, October 2e.-It is stated that three
counterfeit $50 compound interest notes passed
through three branches Of the Treasury, and were
finally stopped in the Registers Office. 1t is stated
also, that q counterfeit 500 compound interest
note passed into the New York sub Treasury.
Bishop Wilmer is here in good health.
1t is estimated at the Bureau OF Statistics, that
the districts unreported will add lie to the crop
figures telegraphed last night.
The President has proclaimed the 28th of No
vember as a National Thanksgiving. ".
Grant has gone to West Point and returns Tues.
day. o
The Treasury holds 1878, s9S, O7O for National
Bank circulation and public deposits. The total
circulation $290, 107, 900. .,I .I,it ..y.
The Revenue to-day is $4O3, 600. For the week
s2,29O,OOO for the year $67, 7ss, 900.
The Customs, for the week ending June 10, are
/ 1896 600. AZ. t'I- ttft &tf
Tho correspondence relative to the Nashville
election will be published on Monday. Grant in.
structed Thomas that his duty was to prevent col
lisions. II Brownlow should issue a proclamation
declaring an insurrection or intasion to exist too
formidable for the force at his and cali
upon the United States for aid, aid should be
given. His mission was to preserve peace, not to
take sides In political differences, until called upon
"ccorohR 10 Jaw. he was to prevent InObn from
aiding either party, and if called upon, legally, to
interfere. rgn:nfA
1t is stated that the government has agreed To
part with it's interest in the Orleans and Carrolton
Railroad to Beauregard and others for $2sO, 900.
A new panel Of twenty-s six white jurors has been,
drawn to try Surratt.
Governor Austin, Of Honduras, has been remov-
ed by the British Government for illegally giving
Crown lands to Southern emigrants. ~ =; fg
The Hayden rebellion has been suppressed.
The Hon. L.. p. Walker, Of Alabama, is here.
The complexion of Congress-, which ssemble
on the 21st proximo, is as follows: SenateAKe-
publicans, AZ; Opposition -. neutrality-suspicious.,
A; Opposition, 40. :
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s@ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-N EQUITY
CHARLESTON Observation-Disclosures vs. ROBERT
sON.-Under the order made in this cause, notice ID
hereby given to the creditors Of the Arm of ROBERT.
SON, and COMPANY. and the separate
creditors of ALEXANDRA ROBERTSON, JOHN F.
and EDWARD N. THuRsToN, who de-
sire to take advantage of these proceedings. to appear
before tho undersigned at his Office in the Court House.
and prove their demands. on3ioor before the Goth day Of
1857, or be debarred the benefit OF Tie decree
to be made in this case. ltiii JAMES TUPpER. stf
October z m7w1 ID "5-f4t{& Msster In Eou,tv
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Domestic Markets.
x,no~, - /.

-~>N OA0& 0AOhe
NEW YORK. October, 2s.LFlonr 1c asaoc.f better.
Wheat 2esS %. setter. SbOonsa1d 1ci, bssttor. Mess
pork, s2l rs Q a SIT. Lard dull. .whiskey steady.
cotton hrmer At zoe. Turpentine dun at sd q 51c..
aosin quiet; s~ssAihsl,, $st7S.s Sterling. time. 81 :
u; sight, ~ Gold, az. a82 Coupons, iiaS 4 I1os:
lower. ''A' ~"
.FHs1' 'A2vENrxa DSstAr66aa. AJa Is 81
new YORK, olsqs9ber "a. 4AMohey. easier for col,
loans than for long time; easy at 6. The hark
statement on Monday will be favorable, with : s,d-
den ana marked rise in governments at tina c,oaA,
with on improved demand, Sterling dull and toSS.
insI Gold closed firm at All. Stocks At III ~.
open board and subsequently were lower. ira
hsnk statement shotgsA A dfecreAse In loans, sssan.
forties, 5000 decrease. Specie, lag. 600 aecrasso
Circulation, $500 $4,000 decrease. Denosits
s974,00O. Increase Of legal tendon, sese.ooaS a
BALrIseonr, October 28s-sCotton Arf6er at4oxySS
Eicsr sArmer. with sozhSS exporta dsFasndt. ui I
Mills Supcrane $40 . OH 2B. Wheat advanced h.
Choice 6onthefn Red % 90. Corn dun, Yelyos
$1S7A u 40; White "a 800 i VA GsAts, A Ain az I'd
. TO. Rye more active at 90 q 100. Prcyisfchp
dull md nominal. 'fS sy3 4 asrnN''l .ssaat
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-A GARD
CHARLESTON. 8. O.. October ~, lse7.-It having come to
my notice that an individual has been soliciting sigma
torres to o petition in his own favor for tho office which
I now hold, and by false statements that I had rcsip ned
or was about to do 30, has induced numerous friends Of
mine to sign It in tho belief that had no further use for
tho said office. would Inform my friends that nothing
Is farther from my intention ut present than to resign.
The statement as uttered by the individual In question
being q malicious falsehood. CFofT, n NETT.
OctOber "a IA sg - =. s
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A Cough, Cold, or alSore Throat.
Requires immediate attention, and should be checked.
l. II allowed to continue, jt,It
Irritation OF thc Lungs, a Perm nent
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
.e,.u.. Is. t, Is often the result. a4.r'i
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DIED. on Friday the '25tt instant. MARY inf
daughter OF JAMES D. and ANNIE NJ. RIJDbs
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aB-FINAL NO rICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING.
any claims against the ESTATE Of the late Mrs. Am
coB1A will present the same properly attestad; and
those indebted to tho same win make payment to
Messrs. BOWERS & SILICON. Auctioneers, No. 1877 Meet.
ing street, on or before the 10th November.1se q or thew
will be debarred payment. ". H. CORA
October % A H. ma "a g. NJ 81 Admn.
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S N a.

RSN FOR NEW YORK-MERCHANTs
TISM LLNE.-The Fast 'Clipper Schooner. M. r.
IkMX&9 DRAMHALL. Husscy, Master. having N " nor.
patch. meg" VIZ u"T9 prompt DIS
October % noAOh;
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! SS. CONSIGNEES' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Line Schooner M. b. BRAMHALL will discharge cargo
1n's Day. at Adger's North Wharf. Goods lot called for
oefore sunset Will be Ut risk and expense Of iconsignees,
october 20 om ] "' " WILLIAM ROACH
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RALEIGH, N. c., October 27.-A large and enthu-
siastic gathering assembled at the Court House
on Saturday night, in response 70 q Cal! pas. .:=.e
in the city papers. It was simply an outpouring
OF the people without regard to party, all polti-
cal compilations being represented. The meeting
was organized by electing M. A. Bledsoe, Presi-
dent. The Hon. A. s. Merryman addressed the
assemblage, his speech was a long and elaborate
argument against the Congressional plan Of re-
construction. Resolutions were adopted, dsclar.4
ing devotion to the Constitution ana civil liberty!
Delegates we're appointed t. a cpo5uasy Convention
to meet here ON Thursday. n + Mssl
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K{N FUR INTERCOLLEGIATE EIML
r$xF& snip AMELIA. GAMES Conner Master, to loa
zz3&EMMIs WIN dis"aae. k~. Freight engagements ar
October "A "rI'mhN.
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Marine News.

New Yonx, October T.-As the steamer Leo.
from Savannah, entered East Rivsr she collided
with the sloop David, sands, through the careless.
ness OF the latter. The sloop was sunk, and three
drowned. The Leo was uninjpsed. = n
Arrived, the Allemania from Europe, and the
Corsica from Havana. ~ q -, nI'.cr m aa7
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yellow Fever Reports. "
NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.AThe interments for
the past twenty-fonr hours amount to IS. The
weather is cool, with o heavy rain. f's' n =
MOBILE, October 26.-There were two deaths
from Yellow Fever in the past twensy-sour5hours.
1t commenced sainingtthis evsnings
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STEAMER FAMRIE....... 3. "a. .GApr $500
dSNEO Oh THE ABOVE STEAMERS, WHY INA tsni
.unafsestoh every Monday, Wsanesday AMI Ey,aav.
1soIhsn9ss. ~ O'clock; and Savannah every fonIc:
wenaesday and Irid.ss ,Aorainas, .at q d'ciock. To,cHH..
wv Wsa ! ,h,Sn ron on MS.aay, trip from qaarleseen. una
Ia. All Way Freight ss also Bluaton whasssss. mia :Bs3 p54a e. p
For freight or passAse. saprpIy % noie2 sdtWio' jfHispi :
n,so LON BEaaUsoAsaA caommodai6n Whsrs. aoais
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~oyeriiowings ard TIE
and 70 san-
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Suspension OF @ Broker.
PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Charles P. Bayard
a stock broker has suspended. X. ,s1
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-19
B Y TELEGRAPH.
NooN DIsPArCIIEs..
NEW YORK nIsPATCHEs.

Santa Anna and the eAdHainistraai0n--
Ts,e Mexican PrIsOners--R RfdieuiOus
saFmise in RegArdlt0 Fillibusterias-
European Powers 20 Declare War
Against MexieO-RemOgaI of Civil
Oiftcers In Texas. ra tsiiE1 sslizha5t
NEW, YoRK, July I8.--The Herald 5
Havana special says during Santa Annals
presence at Vera Crdz, he held tive inter-
views with the Commissary Bureau, Gen.
TabadO and General Perez Gomez. Santa
Anna informed the Imperialist authorities
that be returned to Mexico with the con-
eurrence Of the United Statas, and he ex-
hibited written document, covering three
fools cap pages, signed by President john
son and Secretary Seward, and bearing
their official seals, to return to Mexico and
establish himself as President and Dicta-
J tor, and that the United States would rec
ognize him as the constitutional govern
ment, and furnish him with loans to the
amount of $780, 900 per month, and what
ever arms and munitions of war he might
require, in addition to granting him per-
mission to recruit iB the United Stats. My
ihformants declare emphatically, of their
own knowledge, that the document was
genuine. roLlaa Lalss- =
The hospitals are crowded with yellow
fever patients. No fever reported in Ja-
maica
A letter of instruction from Minister
Meiia to Gen. Escobedo is published, in
forming him of the intentions of the gov
ernment in relation to his prisoners, and
intimating that the law would justify pun
ishment upon Identification, but that more
complete justification of the proceedings
would be furnished by granting the pris-
oners a trial.
The letter of General Prim the Spanish
reyolutionist, is published, acknowledging
he first suggested the plan of the French
intervention in Mexico.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says, the entire fillibustering movements
throughout the South ostensibly for the
purpose of avenging Maximilian, are really
movements for the Inauguration of a new
rebellion.
The Herald's special says, France, Aus
tria and Prussia will make war on Mexico
in the event of a refusal by the Liberal
government to deliver up the body OF
Macmillan.
The Times special saws, a letter from
New Orleans states that Gen. Sheridan
will soon issue orders, removing the entire
body of Office holders in Texas with the
exception of few who hold positions OF
minor importance. Judge Paschal will
probably be appointed Governor in the
place of Gov. Thockmorton, the present
incumbent.