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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

The Lasiosist says The persons recent
ly convicted of rubbing the United States.
Mails on the Blue mountains, have been
sentenced to ten years in tho Penitentia,
ry, except two who we're sentsnced seven,
and five years respectively. They will
be kept in the Mu.tnolnah county JAIL
until orders for their 6asi disposition can
be obtained from Washingtoa. The bill
authorizing the keeping 81 United States
prisoners, in the State Penitentiary did
not pass at the late session Of fhe I4egislas,
ture. hence the above mentioned criminals
cannot be Admitted into the Psnifentiary.
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W J. II. TAEiDEL
z. a. Frecland,

nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
~ Schpol, Miseclane rs and Blank Books,
Stnti ,nery Gold and Ste p. rs, Ink. etc.. Post
Office Building, Albany, Oregon. Books ordered
from New York ar1d san Francisco.
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TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ALBANH BATH E1G.sE.

UyIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
4 fully inform III , citizens of Albany and vi
ciL,ty th1t he has take charge of this establish
me 1T, anl, hy Ike .piug clean rooms and paying
stri-t atf.; ii N to business. expects to snt all
tn ,se " ho may fasor him with tn ,ir patronage
navIn. h rcio;o4e carried not.in:, but
First.C.ass Szair Dressing Saloons,
ne cxpec-s to give entire satisfaction 10 AL
rs Chilircl aad Ll,lies hair neatly cut and
sla,mpoo.d JOSEPH WEBER.
sepl3y2
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GEO. ". GRAY, D. D. s.,

RADUATE OF THE CiNCINNATl DEN
VE tai College. would invite all p rsons desiring
ar:i ieial teeth aud frst-class dental operations
to give him cal.
Spe i'm ms of yn'eanite Base with rold-plate
Enilrs aad 9th n new Stylas of work. may he
seen at his ofi e in P.r.i.h & Co.'S brick. (up
stairS) Albany. ufeg m
II s:dencc-Curne er Second anil Baker sts. 9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-12

Recently = Yermpptsr shased his beard !,
after i had attained three. fat six -inebss, ],
IN length.
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of all kinds,

at a. low figures as due regard TO taste and good
rork viii allow sWhep you want anything in
~ printing line, call at the REGIsrEs ofics.
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COLLINS VAN CLEVE.

OFFICE CORNER FERRY AND FIRsT-STs.,
OPPOSITE w. W. PARRISH co.'s STORE.
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s. la. Claueht,n.

@rOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT. o flee in the Post Office building,
Lebanon, eJon.
Will attend to making De eds and other convey
ances, also to the prompt collection of debts en-
trusted tn my care.
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I. BARRows. L. DLaIS. s. E. YOUNG
7, Barrows & Co.,

GENERAL AND COMMISSION MER-
ST chants. Dea in Staple, Dry AMI Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware Cutlery, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes !; Albany, Oregon.
Con<i rnments solicited.
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C. NJ Galley & Co.,
MANUFACTURES OF AND DEALERS
NH n all kindt of Furniture and Cabinet
Ware. Fret street, ALBANY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28
FeuiIIeton du L0uisiu2n;s.
LIE GAuLo1s EN- AmER1QuE.
Chap. XXVII.

Afre1 ttait marbrier, quclque peu sculpteur, ct lie
ciscan de rouvrier ircmissat souvent dams sa main
dartste Mas artistic n etait pas de mise Co
ombus II ny pas dams cctte vile de bustes de
granls hommes i taller dansile marbre dc limmor-
tae, ct lie pare italien peut srul tenter lc gott
DIES amateurs lu beau.
Filosce, esprit inventif ct fGconl Ell resources
sugeGra a-.ilied lidee dc mouer ''srosso molo' a
la iacon ialirnnc les staueitcs plitrc de Wash
ington de Jefferson, de Sicne, de Bacch,,s. de la
Nerge, ct de plusieurs autres personnages rclgieux
his.oriqnes.ou l6g,nlaires.
LidGe etait sublime.
Et c'est ,iisi que Fart fit son entr6e trionpalc a
Colombus.
Il nous semble encore voir Filosele portant sur
ttte dams les rues de Ia capale de l'Olio, tout un
echatandage de phrcs bariolfs grocsques, bur
lesaues, capricicux, grimacants, palriotiqnes poll
qrles, artistiques, mritques ous de k,utc compost
ton.
liosellc, labile metteur en- scene, porta Ia barbe
ongne, Ia blouse grse d plaricr taen, le chapya,,
pointu dn Calabrais.
-&5gnori cliat- Il claquc porte.
I IT cEaVNe ca1in cntfouvrait sa porte, s'cxasait
Il Ia f'i'tlit. patIc
| du Gaulos.
Les jrnncs files de lendrot trouvaient que Flo
selle await bonne mine pour ltalien, ct lui com.
manlacnt volontiers la statuettc de Cupidon.
Washington Sc vendait CONNIE DIES petits p:ltes
Silene ccouait sans pene ct aisait avec Bacch,ls
les delices ts cahareters
Jefferson ST debita assez bcn, car lie parii demo
cratique conlptat de nombreux adh6rents a Colom
/ bus.
statnctte de la Verge.
Et orsque Colombus fut cmpoisonnt par tous ces
platrcs, Ia grande satisfaction de notrc ami Flo
selle, lie Gaulos tronva lie moyen d'orncr les
clemin6es dun double chcfln que Pig,lle e1
pradirr n'anraient certanement pas d6savou6.
Napoleon 6tait Fun, lautre ttait I'M Peau Rouge
Napoleon /, CONNIE ACKNOWLEDGMENT pensez
portait la rcdngote historique ct lie petit chapea,
non mons illus.re.
Filose!le connaissat trop son Btranger pou
commettre un anaclironisne de coititur.
Or done, rex-pctit caporal, dams Ia creation d.
notre ami. ttait place SONNET de la colonn
Vend6me,-point perdu De l'intini Oh il paraissai
, s'cnuyer 9nrlque peu ESt-ce que Ton ne sennui
pas dams la region dcs goutercs parisennes ct de
chcmintcs fumeuses Mais celia importe secondair'
: ment puisque lhomme du destn-comme 81
destin await quelque chose voir aux affaires hr
: manes-cst tres popuaire Amerique. Nest
pas retrange parsonage des l6gendes impossible
lie den Dcu des temps modenles, l'aigle dc
horizons sans bornes2 On done est r6picier qui Il
}, salue fraterncllemcnt lie martyr de Saint-Heene
+ Est-ce que &c martyr iail pas venir aux Etats
Unis pour y trouvcr la lbere ct lie repos done
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28

Butler est malade, prive de Ia parole, peut-
etre mort.-Grant sc promcne, dine, dort,
fume ct ne dit pas grand 'chose.-Il est ques-
tion du rcjet DIES representants louisianais au
Congrcs II men serait point question, O
damnes politicians, 81 ccs representants
etaient dcs radicaux a tous poils.-Le Mcxi-
que est presque tranquiIle, contrairement d
ses habitudes. .-Lersundi pretend que Pin
surrection cubaine est insignifante, nlais
LeHundi passe en- revue des volontaires
Ioyaux Au reste, rien de bien precis de ce
cote, excepte toutefos que liinsurrection ma
pas Fair de perdre du terrain. Au demeurant,
pourquoi Ia file 'cubaine ne feraitele pas
CONNIE Ia mere espagnole ?-Salnave fait des
siennes a Hayti, ct Salnave est trop bien
connu.-Et mile autres chooses insignifantes
VIEux MoNDE.--Eugtnic ct Isabelle ont
ell une entrevue a Paris. Les cheres femmes !!
Ne sont-elles pas un peu cousines ?-Napo-
leon, rhistorien de Cesar, dessinc tles ca1tes
geographiques pour pronver aux Francais
que Nice ct la Savoc sont les fronticres du
Rhin mais Gavroche pretend que ''ca ne
prend pas. !L'empire en- a pour quelques
iours encore, car la bourgcoisie ct les soldAts
en- ont assez du ncvcu dc loncle. cleo
tions en- Angleterre ont donne I'M triomphe
compct aux Libtranx. lie Etsuve crache
plus que jamais sa fumcc, So famine ct 50
lave. -Garibalai donne aux Espagnols aes
conscils qni ne seront pas suivis, car Prim
intrigue pour autre commencement gu nm gou-
vcrnement republican,. LEspagnc va retom
Der dams lin prince quelconqne dcs Astuiies
ct une regencc de sodat. ''Irois ans de die
tature, ct puis "a rGpublique!' y GaribaIdi q
raison, done il aura tort.--Rossin, Ic Cygnc
de Pesaro, l'immortel autenr de Ciuilaumc
Tell, du Barber ct dc Noise, est mort q Pa
ris, sa vile d'adoption. Bismark dit que Ma
polton NAL aux rcins. ExcuscZ lie calom-
bour prussien.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28
Mcuvc.las.

Lov1slAEE.-Ia Nouyeile.Orleans rcvient i
Ia vie commerciale ct boutiquierc, ct L. poll
tiquo joae un simple role dc bavar,lage
aux cucoiSuurcs ues rlcs. Les Theatres sont
ouvorts, pas toujours pleins, peut-etrc toIe-
rabies mais les tenovs sont 81 rares depuis le
zW de potrinc.
La IribHae de n Nouvclla- Orleans, journal
de In population dc coule,tr ct ana carpet
baggiste, a reparn. Ce journal await lc me
rite, quill eonserycra sans doute, dc Ia since
rite, da talent ct lu courage Mus peut-i
croire que lie suffrage universal, sans Qlalii
cations de residence, d'intcligenee ct reut
etre blen de proprete, prodnlra autrc chose
que In confusion Certcs, lheure dc Ia ci
toyenneta politique viendra pour tons mais
faut-i Ia retarler en- voulant Ia hatcr Faut-
il qu'un homme blanc on noir, mais encore
irresponsible, expose 4 IA rHine, pour une
dinberie politiqne, une cause juste ct un
pays menace Quoilu'il en- soft d'opinions
/ ct de systemes, nous voyons ayce plaisir repa
ra.tre a 7rtbtote.
/ La Louisiana fait les venlanges, omballc L
cotton, ecosse lie riz, trayaille dc bon erur ct
en- bonne paix.
-Si les legisl,teurs du Mechanics Institute
avaient l'honnetete de roster chez euS, OF
bicn de modiiier eur unyrc informe ct mau
vaise ! A ce prix, meme par ces t, mps de mi
sere ct de taxes infernales, on consentirat
leur yerser genereusement un PR diem d'
quelques mois
TN almanach louisianais Va sortir les bu
reaux de la Renaissance
NouvEAu MONDE va Sc narier
Tant pis pour qnelqu'un sherman chereh
I'M moyen dapprivoiser les Intlens, ct
s'etonne que les Peaux- -Rouges naiment pa
les Anglo-Saxons. Chase est j, Richmond
tout plein de bonne volonte-Il Y troubl
dams l'Utah, trouble de vauriens.-La terre
tremble sous San.Francisco o-NIcCulloch es
time quill aura un deficit de 40 il so million
pour l'annee fiscale prochaine Bagatele il
slgnitiante pour des lubricants dc dollars.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28

NJ. Table Gouvenot est lie digne pr6tre qui occupe
aujourd hui la cure du reverend Nina.
LIE "MeschacGb6" fin gourmet de la bonne Gcole,
nous detae un menu splendde, un programme COM
plet, de quo tenter lie phlosophe lie plus bourru ct
lie plus py'llagoricien.
Et le tout all nom dune noble pens6e ct dun de-
voir regieux.
St-Jacques SC laissera certainement tenter
I'm bon diner, un bon spectacle. nne bonne ac-
ton, que fautl de plus pour dGcidcr un chr6tien
louisianais
MARtAGE-M. Frederic Roman, le frere de
rhabe professcur A. V. Roman, dot Sc maricr
auionrd hui dams la paroisse StJean- -Baptise.
NJ. +. Roman 6pouse Mademoiselle Octavie
Cambre, creole charmante ct accomplic.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28

taxes lie boucaut rachcterat tout le monde.
Au demcurant, ,:qni salt ? Ceux qui ne doiven'
lien sc scront enrichis, cenx qui doivent pour
ront payer un pcu, ceux quilauront donne des
a-comptes auront desormais credit ct protec-
ton. Lie marchand banira le boucant le bou
cant sera le salut .......
La Nouvelle Orleans salt bien tout celia.
Et quest done In Nouvelo Orleans Pun
compton, unc boutique, IN port de mer, I'M
capharnaiim d'interets inlustriols ct CONNER
ciaux.
QUAINT an Nord, il finira bicn par com
prenflre, lni anssi, que Ia politique ultra radi'
Gale ct nltra-bete est unc stnpidite contre
laquelIc protestent Ia raison ct Ia patrie, lc
bon sens ct Ia republique Fhonneur ct Ia ci
vilisation. Lie Norl est peu sentimental pcr
pottique car les Gcus y sont g6neralement Ia
vnenr de l'hommc ct Boston nenverra plus
son Butler devaliscr brutalcment les paisiblcs
habitants du Sud.
Boston aimc Ia measse.
On lui en- vcndra, ct dc Ia gluante.
La Louisiana, Fiat ngrcoc, pcntetre ma
HtllactOf1er uephlS altrhhchlssemchr, II est
plus absolumcnt tributairc tlu Massachusetts
ct de FOhio En- tournant les ycnx yers les
Antilles, sultout quand on est monte str le
boucant sonverain, on constato deux chooses
importantes que Ia Louisiana est dcvenuo I'm
Etat central le rUnion. n.ameI"caine, ct que |c
Snd commence Il File de Cube.
Celia etant, "a NonvellcOreans est appellee
Il dc grandcs lcstintcsslan lie monde dies re-
puhliqucs anti raf1icales ctalommcrcantes.
Boucaut salut
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28
-Gavroche rencontr6 Napoleon III.
Et Gayrochc dit Napoleon III:
Sire, qu,l iarl de vieilc coqnette

Aux NoYAGEuRs-M. II. Baltle Went dou.
vrit, Rue B:enyi!le, 81, la Souvee-O Orleans, lc
"Rcstauant de Paris Et des claulbres saruies
conplctcnt letab!issement nouvcau.
NJ. Bartlle est trop connn pour avoir personnellc-
ment besoin dune reconmen ndation, ct nous ne pu-
blions cette apparente r6clame que pour les habi-
tants qui wont passer cina on six iours en- vile.
Braves plantenrs, honnetes habtants, ct vous tons
;cltoyens, yous trouverez chez II. Barthe le vim qu
rejon la cuisine qui restaure, les dra,s bl;ncs Il
Ion Sc fourre sans craintc
lie tout aux priA les plus moi6.is.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28
4l,.O.
A mon ami MoULoR.

A mon ami MoULoR.
Jaime a voir en- mon verrc,
Seigneur, rire ton win,
Car Dicu nous init sur tcrre
Pour boire un jus divin.
Jaime TN peu la tillette ...
Qui SQUIRT en- passant, ."..
Car ellie est joliette
Et d'air fort innocent. -... ...
Jaime tres-bicn la follc ... ..
TT joyeuse chanson,
Car vaut-il une obole,
L'homme de la raison ...
Et Jaime, Jaime encore
Les doux pctits enfants,
Oiseaux que fait 6clore
Cn rayon de printcmps.
J Jaime aussi les occurs braves,
Les freres, les amis,
La France sans entraves,
Les peuplcs insoumis.
Fautll que je m'explique
TT disc mes amours !
Jaime la rtpnblique
Des grands Ct mobiles jours.
Mais, par Dieu je dctestc
Les cafards, les hableurs,
Les Pierrots ct lie reste,
Surtout les empereurs.
I'm jour, 81 Dieu nous donnc
Des jambes de vingt ans,
Au pays qui rayonnc w..
Nous boirons des wins blancs.
Ce pays est Ia France,
La France oil Jai laiss6 ..
Ma plus chere esptrance, .1""
Mon plus RANT pass6.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-28

Ie1yBurcau du journal, pres du College Jef-
fcrson St-Jacques, rive gauche.
Eay"Pour lcttres iournaux, echanges ct pa
parlsscs, adrcssez Il Conrem Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
,es to be encountered in its construction are insig

ties to be encountered In it's construction are nsig-
nfcant.
The heath OF the city Is just now particularly
good. Our fearful vsitant of last year. the yellow
fever, has not made his temperance, although we
fear that with the hot season. beginning In Decem-
ber we viii again be afflicted Energetic measures
are being taken by the government Ia establishing
quarantine regulations, new hospitals, &C., but the
seeds OF the malady may be still lurking among us.
Business is looking up ard frelghts for guano are
active. The American auano Company has recon-
menced chartering
The United States steamers Powhatan, bearing the
pennant OF Rear Admiral Turner, the kearsarge and
Nyack are still in port. All well on board.
have just learned that Major General Hovey, the
Minister OF the United states to Peru has received
the formal expression OF the vote OF thanks passed
by the Peruvian Congress TO him on account or his
generous conduct during the urgent moments after
the earthquake. The document conveying this inteli
gence to him speaks OF his proceedings In the most
nattering terms and expresses the gratitude Of the
nation for his humane endeavors to assist the sur
ferers from that great calamity. Admiral Turner
and the officers of the United States navy are also
mentioned very kindly In the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs note impartng the action OF Congress to
General H0yey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
IMPROVEMENTS IN the WEST.


A convention met ut Prairie du Chien on the 10th
Inst 10 adopt measures to secure an appropriation
by Congress for the Improvement OF the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, so as to open navigabie channel
for steam or other vessels connecting the great
lakes with the Mississippi and It's atiuent. IL as
sembled In pursuance to the call issued some weeks
Missouri and Minnesota. Delegations, repre-
senting Wisconsin, were present from Green Bay,
Appleton, Oshkosh, Mcnasha Berlin, M0ntelo, Port
age, Madison, Sau6 CITY. Boscobe and other points.
n More than 300 delegates were present, including
Governor Falrchd, OF Wisconsin, Governor Merit,
OF iowa: Hon. Phetus Sawyer and Hon. Il. i. Hop
kins members OF Congress from this state; General
lie Duo, OF Minnesota, President or the Hast ngs
aud st. Cloud Railroad Company; number OF mem
bers elect OF the Iowa Legislature Mr.. Hiram
barney, OF New York city and Colonel Ncedhaul, OF
Boston.
The mos. important document read at the conven-
ti0n was letter from Mr.. Pended OF the United
states Treasury Department, from which We give
some Important points,
constant stage In tho Mississippi, furnished
by the supply from the reservoir lakes, would be
Fox and Wisconsin route, appr0ximating, as
It would, In freight tonnage OF agrcul-
tural products to that OF the Erie canal.
From tile report OF the Auditor OF the Canal De-
1859 had paid the cost OF original construction and
"enlargement," expenses aud interest, and had
over ana above credit OF sll 100000 In the forty
wears after its competon--thc "canal debtn OF tho
State being for cost Of the lateral canals. What the
Ere Canal was In connecting the great lakes with
the Hudson the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement
would be In connecting the great lakes with the
Mississippi. The plan OF reservoirs for the
supply OF tho Mississippi would not only be OF the
most signal service to the business OF the Fox ana
Wisconsin route but incidentally TO the mill Interest
when the severe summer droughts are felt. At ST.
Anthony alone the quantity OF reserve water passing
woud not be less than LOCO, 900 cubic feet per min
ute, equal 10 one 5ovcntf eighth vi thet going over
Niagara tApa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
BOLIVIA.

Popular Opposition to the Boundary Treaty
with Observation-Disclosures American Bank.
LIMA, Oct. rs, 1868.
From Bolivia We learn that Congress closed Its
sessions on the 9Th, and that the people throughout
the country have protested against the treaty OF
limits with Brazil, approved Of by Congress- by
which Bolivia loses nearly 1900 square leagues OF
territory, receiving in return cross OF one Of the
Brazilian ORDERS which adorns the breast Of Melga-
feo, their President and Captain General
Congress passed law imposing poll tax OF two
dollars annually upon the people and OF ve per cent
al pdlOre. all property, personal and real estate,
at the same time ratiiylng the contributions and
taxes recently established by MelgareJo; s It Will
be found difficult to up the deficit noted in the
budget, and new loans are spoken Of
We are expecting the new American Minister TO
this government Mr. Caldwell, and have long iet the
necessity of the presence Of an American diplomatic
or consular agent in this country.
The Bolivian Bank an institution established by
Americans In La Paz. Is about opening, and 1t Is
said will do very lucrative business Mr. Charles
Rand, formerly secretary OF our legation ia Chile, is
the manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
IRE raHg YESTERDAY.

The Park was well attended yegicrlav. 4 very
large juvenile population played about upon tins
green and level lawns while those OF ripe and rpen.
ing years swarmed through all the winding walks
and ramples; sailed up ana down the lake; iotcred
By the fountain where tircless stream of Croton de-
lights to toss In air small, round ball; sat In twos
and threes under the dccaying shelter OF the arbor
near tho Casino fingered on the Rialto, from which
the upper and lower lake look delightful especial
y In tile spring tune when the surrounding shrubbery
In the pale blue evening, "sunses flushed a9d dcwed
Win showory drops frames the liquid mirror where
noaLs the snowy swan aud Rlides the dark c0ndol3
once IN while. People VINO had nothing TO do and
no pace else To 90 made rush 10 the Park yester-
day, as though to have parting look nj tho fast
fading beauty that few short weeks hence win 10
ruthiessy SACRIFICED 10 the ineNorabe sernness Of
winter and winters SHOWS. The emerald lawns viii
soon be- sheeted ana shrouded, and the lingering
leaves or gold and deep red wine color will yield 10
the rude northern gale and DC buried beneath The
driving snow and seet. twas ever mus Yet, though
longer b0asting the fresh ana fragrant beauty Of
tho spring,ime, the Park In Its autumnal caro-, IT.
sober russell rnimont, looked yesterday wondrous
fair. Almost in the heart OF big city. with grimm
smoke IRON factory and furnace strea flng through
the azure overhead, 1t bears Its ,aany busnna
Charms through tue varying seasons In all the tran
gull beauty OF q sheltered. rural SC sne unsuled and
unharmed. Dodworth's band was sadly missed.
Where there was SO much lovcllncss on every
hand music should have added its charm
to pay perfect ana 0tting homage to
tho lasS briant clossng hours OF tho
golden Indian summer. The ladies', dresses in some
instances were absolutely respendent. some bad
the bloom OF the deep waves and others the pnr-
PIE margin OF an Aprd rainbow. Along the Rambla
abriliient cavacaf.o sauntered slowly to the lake
kXqlsites from broadway and tender rosepuus
itom rum averue went arm In arm, better pleased
10 hingle III ne ray aud festive ihronR aoOs tba1 W
ron past - silent solemn state behind pruuona
teams ahl liyered drivers. The PROCESSION Oh csI.
iages '<as unusually large aud the uispay On iash-
Ion p.dd ier laoes proportionacly great Few sucn
uP,s are to 10 enjoyed m one SEASON ana Whcn theY
depart to JON the long and pleasant Troop tiat nave
| Eono ba.orc they boar away many sAa anu "aipie
ic1rcR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
PERU.

Troubles In the Cnbinet-PoIiticai Anatrs--
Condition of the Sonfh-Prosress Of Rnit'
was Enterprise-Fears Of Yellow Fever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15

United States She could probably, In case OF ex-
IRENE need land twenty Ave men to protect Amerl-
can interests. II Is simply q farce to keep such
vessel here for she could really render no service III
case OF need, and the services Of good ship, wen
manned, may be required at any moment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
Revolution Again Rampant IN
Colombia.
More Earthquakes and Volcanic Erup-
tons Along the Andes.

The steamer Henry Chnincey, from Aspinwan
November g. arrived at this port yesterday.
The following Is the list OF treasure by the Henry